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Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

LONDON, MAY ~,
Ycnerday, Ia the Houfe Of Commons,
Sr lliam Rawlins, and AIR. Albroa Cox,
Shcrins IF London, were PUT to bar, for the
purpoe Of being repIimanded and diichar-
ged The Speaker addrefed them, and
ou.ereed, that they had undergone an igno-
miDious punthment, in cortequence Of their
milcondud on the Middleltx Eltcfion, Of
WHICH they were Returning Officers. lie
then reciied thar part Of the report at The
Ec!eGt committee which charged them with
Co1uplly giving colorado majority to Sir
L I}wdetr He obferyed that they had been
confined il Prilon the receptacle for COM
mon,malefactors, over which they had had
cor;rouL Thus they had furnilhed mem
orsble EXAMPLE example to others, rot to be
guilty Of llmiar mlcondutt. They were
now humblcd, and'in conlepuence cf the
prayer Of their petition, and ihewing conrri-
ton for their cfftnce, they ware difchar-
ged on paying thsir iccs.M hey then reti-
red.
motion has been made il the Com
mons, for the production of papers, with a
view to uaculpate the adminiitr4tion Of Earl
St. Vinceut, while acting as Firlt Lord Of
the Admiralty.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

According to the latef accounts from
Portugal that Kingdom continues % enjoy
the mott perfect neutrality. The depart
nlent Of commerce had ordered printed
notice 70 be fuck upon the Exchange, de-
firing the Portuguese merchants and (hip-
owners 10 provide every fhip and cargo with
che neccilary documents and bills of lading,
IN order TO avoid giving any caule Of fufpi-
zion g the Belligerent Powers.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02
EPIeRAnL

EPICPAAF.
JEFFERSON for favour fhs
To Ns1ebgisAs needs mnG take
oar, Partiian to Gull
And though ne lirle thuugh; of gain
lie fancisd he had ga. ---.a,
HasA in fa-e he'd cl'y rct FlK
f"r-. - brs-r ]
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

HE fubfcriber hereby gives gublic notice To al cor
cerned that be has been duly appointed, and IA,
taken upon himelf the trufl Of Adanillrator oa NV
eltate Of
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

Count MoRoNzow, the Rui1ian Ambada-
dor at this Court, alfo received dhpatches
on Thurfday, brought by a Rufian courier,
Of the fame nature as thofe alluded to above.
Letters from Confantinoplc Of the 9TH
alt. fate that treaty Of alliance between
Ruilia and the Porte is on the eve of CON
chiffon.
The expedition under the command Of
Sir Eyre Coo,e will confilt of the 8th, aft,
24th, 32d, 38th, 62i, 22H, 72d, 8lf,
and o2d regiments, which are to rendezvous
at C0yk.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

The length Of the debate il the Houle
ofPeers on the Catholic Petition prevents
our making room for matters Of lels inter
eft. We mutt however aate one piece Of
intelligence of which the public are not yet
informed, and which is ofthe groateit i'm
pouaace. On 1huriday laf, about three
o'clock, fpecial mencnger arrived at the
Secretary OF States Office, with the treaty
that has been 70 long negotiating with the
Nurt Of Ruiia, iealtd and 6gned in due
form.--Ihis treaty is offentive and defen-
Eve. and fome Of the Northern Powers ei-
ther are, or fson will be, parties to it. The
public may now conlider the war as only in
Its commencement. Star.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

IN this town Mr. Benjamin Adams, late Of Gorham.
(" At Fryeburgh, departed this Ire on the Sth n1
OF srs4oz roU briaf, Aiils Ez1Jb Cs-asrt Fs1srdea
aged feventeen-daughter Of the late Rev and Hon.
William Fefcnden. An alFeaonate mother-loving
brother and filter, with numerous circle Of friends
and acquaintance, mourn the untney exit Of youth
WHORE Prolpea biooui;ng a. THE roie to he emi-
neu,ly ulelul. She poiiihed gem 81 virtue and
rel gon.
Qur eyes the ra5ient faint puriUe
Through l4a.d ,eielcopes Of tears
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

PORK.
THIRTY bbIs. Prime Pork, FoR SALE,
by EDWARD BARNEVILL,
# lis Stare IL Fore1lfrest,
Who has fer iale, a uluI,
EHgEb, HIgf h1dia Gods, Groceries, "a.
July 2.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02
JOHN THORLO.

late of Portland i'll the County Of Cumberland, Mari
ner decealed by giving bond the law directs He
therefore requefs All Perons who are indebted " the
iaid deceaieds eate, to make immediate payment and
thoie who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
fame to STEPHEN WAITE.
Dart 9a{y !, sos.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02


II is reported, that the Store fhip of the
of the United States, with ProviGon, sc.
for our little fquadron in the Mediterranean,
has been captured by Spanith Privateer.
Alsho' no Official accounts have been recei-
we'd Of this unfortunate event, yet there is
too much realoD to fear that the report is
true, and believed by government, as orders
have been given to prepare Immediately a
like quantity, Of flores fer the ufe OF our
brave tars in that fea, in order to prevent
their fufcring from the want Of thole laid
to be captured.
The democratic Governor Of Newyork
lately directed the Attorney general TO prof
ecute a democratic printer for libel. The
Jury threw out the bill when preiented.
The Legislature of fRbodeiAand, lately in
feffion, have rejected all applications for new
banks.
Mr.. Henry Preble, brother TO Commo Y
dore Preble, brings important deipatches
for government, from our Minltter, Mr..
Armarong, at Paris.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

HE ipb'cribsr hereby gives ppBl.c aotiet y 4
eoocern-d. that he haa been duly sFPo ''.''
anJ his taken upon hinfe tre truh guardian M
THOMAS CHANDLER PUsSbL.
81. SoTthTarmouta, IN the county ot C1a.hcr '2-i1,
nontomFos, 1y giving tond ~ lAe .a.s lrcG5 NJ
therefore rcqaeas all rcrlons who a-- ni-o.s' i.
iha taId nonc0mPos' cfaie, KID make imai-
P-y1'ens and tbofe Who have aay ceaaz.s tA-i''7
to exhibit thl fame to
ANf7zI P E-ITCHELI.
Nssilycrn.a.5, htt- 20.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02
THIRD QUARTER.

Parilzrl. I'm J %. 1905.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02
Tak. Etice.

Portland, Tniy 2, 1905.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

late Of Falmouth il the county Of Cumberland yeo.
man, decelie !, hy giving bondas tIe law directs. he
therefore requchs al peifons who are indebted %
the iaid decealed's efate TO make immediate pay
ment; and thoic vhohavc any demands thtrt@
10 exhibit the fame 10
WILLIAM wATERHCUsE.
Dated. Jg7t T3 t8o5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18


preparations of the AmeH cans, the Character Of
our principal officers he might deiineate
the condition of our captive countrymen,
the gallant achievements of our folders by
Tea and by land: with eloquence hyperion
even to Raynall'sy bccaufe he would have a
living model before him, he might pour,ray the.
duties of the Powers OF Europe to them.
felves and to the States OF Barhary with
a prophetic hand, he might even dare to trace
out the future deftiny of thele tates, and the
beit expedients for reducing them to civilization.
AS an hiforical record, it could not fail TO
inftrutf Astounding in many of thofe Incl
dents which fut the genius of romance.
it could NOT fail to anufe, to furprife and
hfcinate the reader. If iiich little pam
phlet as this could Till further be adorn-
ed with an elegant view of the harbour and
Town of Tripoli with our feet riding 1T
anchor before it and clothed in that light and
graceful drapery of ityle, which two writer's at
lean to the (outh iide of the James river, are
10 capable ofthrowiug over the fubicta, 1t would
not fail TO reward the labour of the author.
and caPtivate the attention of every reader.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18
COMMUNICATION.

Dl6D-On Friday evening, the llth inR in
Hanover County, at Turkey Hill, his late feat, Mai
GEORGE RIcHARDsoN, long refjent of this city.
IT the tongue of panegyrick could always boat 70
Jult theme, it would never ceaie to vbraie Pa.
rental care at early period of his life claimed large
hare OF exertion this he maintand far beyond what
the greatett admirers OF 70 ditirguhed virtue could
reaionaby expect. To parental care and afrsaion,
he Joined the next of eminent virtues, tilal regard,
with both which mot anabie qual;ties were mingled
the ioc!ai relations OF lociety. Relieved from thee
duties by which he had no control he the,
aocated hinfef by ties if pob!e more endeariny 20
heart like his, by which he has left an amabe Wi
dow and feven infant children to depiore lofs ire
parable To deplef, to paint the lait fad parting
teere which feparated forever never more to be en
atender and aiiec'ionate wife, only brother and
an only hitter with his weeping orphans is beyond the
powers OF human nature The writer was the wi.reis
to bear the diitreiiipg teRmony. Oh God Of n,er-
cies let him never again behold 10 bitter lccne Ter
the cup of his aFliGions henceforth be filed with tb
Oittereit drugs thy good providence 70 require brt
iufer not tee hand OF innocence aud virtue 20 pour
the draught. To thoIe diiingui!hed do,reRic uuali
locations added the mott agreeable and ardent at
tachment to mankind in every focal fatiou As 4
military character in the dcharge of his duty he NAV
have been equalled; few will teltfy to fIperioritv
In civil capacity, his ground was equally high ,vb.,
he defended from public duty, he acknowledged his
equaI III every good man; Of them he fought eyau-
pies for imitation; and from the bafe and yicions Ia
obtained ufeful lelons. The ofs therefore, of man
poaetiing combination of 20 many rare uualt;sz
qualities 10 defirable, how much ought every good
man to deplore. Yes, he IS deplored Envy's blunt
ed darts if any have flown in iilence; and hams.
thrice happy the who caa thus create the cnyv
OF TINS world Farewell de?ared fhade, thy friend
deplores thy lois to him thy memory ihali never
never ceaie to call tear,a heartfelt Ggh To ini
tate thy WORTH to cherih thy fond ,by lah rec.sA.
when latt we Parte6 hal be the irA OF every win.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18
NOTICE.

That on ueiday, the Goth day of the prefent month.
ihall exPoie to fale, by Public Auction for ready
money, to the higheh bidder, at the Vendue Office
OF Meilrs Proiier ard Morcure, the following
SLAVES, viz
NJ ANCY, woman aged about 90 years, Daniel,
4 hoy about twelve years, Yarnour, a girl about
live years. Kitty. girl about two years, and lack
boy about Fix months old, fnch and 70 many of hem
as may be luicent to iatisfy Thomas White the FUN
OF 800 dolls. with interef.-Coits and charges at
tending the execution OF Deed of Truf executed r.,
the iubieriber by Thomas Woodbridge, and duly adj
mtted to record in the Huhings Court of the city of
Richmond.
ISAAC WHITE, Truase.
Richmond, Odober is. (ep IDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18
Twenty DOLLARS REWARD,

- UNAWAY from the fubfcriber, on Saturday
~ nigft ah, negro man named PRINCE, he
is about feet or Q inches high, Rout made, and
when ipoken to, has rather down look his apparel
when he went of was drab broad cloth coat with
yellow cape, wacoat of the fame, and pantaoons OF
MancheRer nuG, he alto took with him a Mort ;aeI.
ct and Pantaoons of Virginia cloth dyed brown, and
yello" MeridiIs waGcoat it Is prefumabe he NAV
atteirptto get to Petersburg or Richmond, and 20
Ron thence to Williamsburg or Norfolk, as he wa,
formerly the property Of Samuel Griffin Fq of VII
iIniburg,
whoever will deliver the Iaid fellow to me, five
miles below Nottoway Court-hou(e. or Ceeure bm ~
lail is tia' get him again, fhall be- entitled to he
above reward-Ma1ers Of vefFels and others. are
cautioned agst,G carrying him or
RICHARD EPEs
Netswsy, OGlsbsg Is. fep sw p.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18

men, and eighty two Privates, to compofc two
equal companies: they are to be we'll armed and
fupplied with twelve rounds of ammunition
per man. Not knowing the ftate of your Re
giment, by actual return, it mutt ref with your
ielf from which Battalion you are to detach
thcm-This detachment is to act as patrol near
and along the line of dcmarcation, TO prevent
or check Irregularities of every kind-They are
to rendezvous at Pinkneyville, from whence
they will be detached to their different potts
as foon as they are aflembled, return of them
will be made, naming the Commiiiioned Off
GERS, aud reporting the freng,h and the fate of
arms sc. &c. and forwarded to the Infpe6tor
at this place, when you will receive further Or
ders---In the mean time the Detachment will
be active as patrols examining all equvocal char
aeters pafiing the line from below, and efpecial-
ly if bynight; topping, and fecuring any arm
ed parties, improperly palling the line, as in
fome late initances: and in fllort affordng all
proper protection, in their power to the citizens
of the United States and their property----The
better to effect this, one Captain and his Com
m;hd, will be detached tn the EAT part of the
line to be guarded, and take Dolt on near the
Tickfaw, from whence, the communication
mutt be kept up to meet the patrole detached
from the pot near the Wet end Of the line.
Every occurrence worthy IF note can, and
mutt, be communicated in this way to the SEMI
or Captain whole pot will be in or near Pinck-
NEVILLE, and who will report either direct to
Head Quarters, or to the Infpector's Office.
Should any hottie attempt be made, either on
the citizens, their property, OF the detachment
on duty force muG be repealed by force.
TO JOHN ELLIS ESQ.
].iut. Col. Com. the 5th
Reg. of Militia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18
NETWORK, October II.

The FLEETs--lf the following intelligence
be att, 1t is important in itfelf, and may be pro-
duetiVe OF very important consequences; it,
however, needs confirmation.
The ichooner Rebecca, capt. Meek, arrived
ut Marbehead on the 9Th cur. in Al days from
bhooa, and by her we learn, that on the Sd nit.
III lat. a., Ion. II, Ihe fpoke an Englifh frigatc
with another in tow whether Englih or French
could not afcertain) entirely difmafted, and her
hull greatly lhatered; was informed that 6
days before they had an engagement with the
combined fleets, and captured L fail Of the line
and funk one.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18

cnar, derive their proiperi.y. The empire Of the
ieasis no longer the empire of the world The re-
iourees and wealth. of Great Britain flow from her
commerce. For he purpofes of ielfprotetfon and
defence, ihe mut maintain AN im,nenfe naval force
Fer fleets are deemed nvincible but cannot they be
Paraiyied, and rendered perfectly harmless Only
let the Brtiih commerce be proicribed ON the cos,i
nent, and the enetf is produced. The fynern of pro-
niotory reaures, lately deviled and adopted with
reifeet to that commerce, will DE attended with great
er iucceis than any other mode of warfare. Under
the operation of that iyitem, Great Britain mutt gra
duaily decline, and no eHulon of blood need accom-
pany her fall.
Dehrndr 81 Ca,fbagoI exclaimed Cato the elder
The iensment is knocking. No nation can find its
rei intereit IN the entire deruAion of another Let
Iu-oPe content ferief with GRAZING from the cata-
logue OF primary hates the name of Great Britain.
and with eening her weight in the poli,ical lcale
ihus much may be eaGly effected Heaven forbid
eAa' we mould lay, let gun be fired through
OUT Europe without our leave % But let France de-
clare her unalterable reoution to fcure to Europe
ity years OF nvioate peace. Let her ufe her inlu-
ence, exert her power only to mediate between other
nations, and reconcile their differences. What can
prevent her from accomplishing all thofe miracles ?
England ieems already to dread them. We may ef-
tinate her fears by the focisue which her precau,i-
on' betray. Her peace ellabiilin,ent exhibits tho
lame features as a ttate of would prefent He%
extraordinary exPenies aborb and indeed exceed her
'eue' Inc ieatt reverie may iufiice Ito
ihake that public credit which has hitherto been The
palladium OF her power and which, under lefs prof
porous circumstances, would only ferve to dilgu;(e
her weakness, aud mutt. in the end aunibilats her
boatted reiourees and illu;ory wealth. general CON-
lPiracy already ieens undermine her commerce
iecret and welconcerted policy calls into action ex
'ennVe and powerful MEANS the operation of which
RESEMBLES the effect offome nyterous and n,aoic ar,
Britain has placed herelf in fituation affirmed
an attitude, which an uninterrupted train of victories
can alone maintain, but Gall victory be always faith
full to her caule !"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18
LITERARY DRsfDER ATuM.

What beautiful and interetirg theme does
the war of Tripoii prefent TO an eloquent hiGo-
rian He might defcribe the manners and the
refources of all the Barbary Rates: he might
give general view of the hinory and govern.
ment of Tripol; he might deyelope The rclati
OnS in which cur own country has food TO all
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18

Monday lat, was run for over the Rappahannoek
Jockey Club Courle, this place, SsoC,s6qte for
three year old colts, two mile heats, one hundred
dollars each, half forfeit-of the nine tols entered
three only Rarted and the purfe by Mr. T. Tur-
ner's GsGioa. fVD. Hey,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18

The life of gen. Wilmington has now attain
ed to its fourth volume, and has concluded with
the military career of this luxurious hero.
What delicate office is now offered to the
Hftorian Even Socrates himfelf might fhrink
from the talk. Will Gen. Marfha be impartial
enough to reprefent the cabinet councillors of
the Administration in their genuine colours ?
VIII no furcharged enIogium furround the Dor
trait of Hamilton? Will no political prepoilef-
fions difcoour the representation of Jefferfon ?
Should General Martial compofe biRo-
ry of that administration, cool, diluted, I'M
mixed with political feelings, what di(ap-
pointment will he location to his political
friends If he gives the rein to his preiudices.
and employing flich part of the materials in his
handsasmay, in his opinioa, be moi confentane-
Gus to The imprefiions of his party; or indulg-
ing thofe political principles, which he has 70
ably Imported, fhould venture beyond his path
TO attack the members and the meafiires Of the
prefent administration, he will only diigut and
exafpcrate his prefent opponents. 1t is the (et-
tied conviction Of our understanding, that the
materials of the political life of Warrington
ihould have fept in Manuscript, and that the
9Th volume fhould not have fcen the light be-
fore the middle of the prefent century.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18

1t is believed that there can be row no reafonable
doubt that Governor M'Kean will have majority,
equal in amount to the number of perGons who 6oif
ees and receive the falares from the people through
hi. sgeaey. duyay1.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18
Less Gssn,i,g 6 sail.
s-='s
PHILADELPHIA, October 10.

ELECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Statement of Votes given the late Election for CO.
vernon, and the majorities for each Candidate in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18

At time, when the Combined Fleet is faid
to be before Brett, ready to cooperate with
the inner ii7ct; when the whole line of coat
oppo6te to England 10 lined with troops and
trantports prepared for the invlion when
the great contef between England and France
has fome chance of approaching to crifis it
may not be ilnintereitng to the reader TO per-
ufe the following reflections from De Croifceuil's
9Th part of Revolutionary annals, on the views
of France with refpee to England.
No continental power, then, fhall henceforth ei-
pouc the Britih cauGc, and afiR its triumph. Deep
injuries, too yet call for redrefs nor can the
ry Of the pat be fuddenly or totally oberated Per-
iona and direct outrages have challenged the refent-
nent Of the FRI Conu, and all France is ready to
ayenge his wrongs; Can the French eafly forget the
dark and odious deGgns of Britain again their
country Let It's recoed, exclaimed once the Brit
tiih Senate, that this is without a precedent It
IS not eiV3iScd war, it is a war Of determination
which we are called upon to wage" How different
this barbarous and ianguinary declaration from the
humane, noble and truly magnanirnous fentments of
the celebrated Walingham ambaiIador of England at
the court OF Charles TX The perhdy of Catharine
De Medieis had juRly routed mis- indignation He had
the iubme courage to deplore in the preence of that
Queen the horri1 fate of the numerous victims acri-
iced on ST. Bartholomew Day, by her premeditatcd
cruelty. What a contraf, too, between that more
man hohe language OF the EnglDi Parliament, and
the benevolent project of perpetual peace feeretly
planned by the Luxurious Elizabeth and Henry Nv
dreamed ncc, to ufe the phrafe, by the Abbe
de ST. Pierre traduced by 70 many writers, but eo-
quen'ly defended by Roulledu, and now, perhaps or
the eve of being realized
" The northernpowers mua from fcundpoiey, from
regard for their iu,erel, incline to the ide oi
France, Whole ffG and NOR ardent dere is to cher
aud Preierge peace. But the tranquility Of Europe
never eau be eilablihed on permanent BATS, whln
tn9iand retains her prepondsrarce. Her reRefs fpi
re stoo incompatible with that profound and Ready
eain which eeatiaIiy promotes the nappines of TIA.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18

The Houie of Representatives of this Gate is com.
Poied OF 81 members-f6 of whom already az
certained TO be confitutionaliGs
No official returns have been received from any o.
Their counties than thoie fated yeierday, York and
Adams are fad to have given contributions, n,aiori-
ty OF between IS and 1900. Luzerne about 800
Northumberland is expected to have given 2ooo m
favour OF the revolutionGs. There is now no donbt
OF the conttutlonal ticket prevailing throughout the
rate by very handlome majority.
ReJf' L/cds,alJ Caz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18

In vulgum ambiguas-
or hasthe Editor any real grounds for this ferrous at
erion? Far be 1t from us TO deny, that the French
government maintains temper in union with thefe
expreiions.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18
No. Votes

Totals 1909 o4l7 e5SO elel
Preient Constitutional maj-7S45.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

give an af;idsvii t. f.ynr Of The company
IS that binding on settlement 200 miles
long and $50 wide. We say il is in no
case binding, bns II is shame for the
company 10 mention such aiYidayits.
Now we Will conclude by recommending
to the company, to quit taking the peo.
pies money, for this iniquity cannot be
concealed forever, deliverance will arise
to these people; thcnthe Assembly canno,
refuse the'people the same favor in lust
demand, which they showed the compa-
ny IN an unjust one, so every shilling the
company has received must be paid back.
and as there is number of us that are
row convened. have lived or, the frontiers
and on the western waters from The wear
sixty three, and some of us lenp before.
having knowledge OF the whole ,ransac'
tons, we cannot clear our conscience
without divulging the sescret in ,his pub.
lie manner, and if the company shall think
that we have in this, our state ment, asser.
ted any thing that is false, we will ,hank
them TO put us to the proof of il, tina, ;us.
uce may take place in the land.
BY FRIEND 70 J,Jsrrcr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11
WlX az .SoM.

Rv virtue of a deed of ,Iust from LcwcIIing
Jones of Prince Edward. and Edwd. Jones
OF Nottoway, TO samuel Carter al Carter
& Bookef's store in Prince Edward coun,y. on
Monday the l0'h of March next. one NEGRO
MAN. named Salisbury. twelve head OF CAT
TIE and one black NAME, 10 satisfy the debs
therein mentioned.
THE TRUSTEE.
December 10. 1905 wss IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

Although our papers from Philadelphia
GO no state The precise majority, yet hey
appear to have conceded the point, that
Mr.. Dorsey, the Democratic republican
candidate hes been elected member n
the Senate OF Pennsylvania, rice Mr.. Cam
bic, from the district composed Of the Ct
~ and county Of Philadelphia AID the
county OF Delaware. Ills opponent was