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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07
House Frames.

DlMENTTON or Ranging White
Pine Timber, delivered Portland Wharfs,
or Union Wharf at Northyarmouth, may be
purcha'ed on reafonable terms, by applying
1oon TO JAMES ROBBINS, Jun. Of Northyar-
mouth
~ A line directed TO the fublcriber, with
drmenlons Of Of Frames, or quantity and di-
mentions Of Timber, will be attended to I'M
mediateIy. JR.
Mayeb 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07

cr DR.. CYRUS Johnson
WHO intends pradiGrg PhyGc in this place,
ha, ,,hcn a chamber over thePortlzn6 BoofGo,e,
>>aerl he has for (ale an alortment Of GEN
uiEE MEDICINES-allo, lew LEe57.ine
Cb5f5, carefully prepared and put up. He
raides ir ELr-Srsce, jut below Mr. Frfas
NLeamnl lIlr-b "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07
Pen0b5cOt Bank.

THE fubfcribers, three of the rer-
ions named in the act for incorporating
the Penobisot Bank, hereby notify the Stock
holders, and all Per'ons concerned, that the
frlt meeting Of faid Stockholders will be hol-
den at the h0uie Of Mr.. ASA PEABODY, in
BHfleo7UH, in the County of Hancock, on the
lalt Friday of April next, at ten Of the clock
A. NJ. for the purPofe of carrying into effect
the objects cont ntemplated in the faid incorpo-
rating act when and where all perfons con-
cerned are dehred t. give their pun6tual
attendance,
Mafon Shaw,
Thomas Sparhawk,
JOieph Lea
x1rlk 15H 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07

10 ffe 6dil9FH6f tie .JKElce5 ct tie
ColTt Of Common Plaes, holden &t
Portland in and for tue county qtCnm-
bfnland, on TIE 1fr5t7ue56ay g1fnyct,
III the year 81 0nr Lerd oas tb9n/an4
figbt hundred and FIX.
The petition of Jofeph M'Keen,
of Brunrwic<, in faid county, gentleman,
RESPECTFULLY fhews-That he is feiEed in com
mon with the heirs OF Jeremiah Hacker, laHc
Of iaid Brunlwick, deceafed, and other per-
fons 70 your petitioner unknswn, Of tract
OF Land iituated in Brunlwick aforcfaid,
bounded ealterly by the twelve rod road, 70
called, torty-iVe rods, and extending from faid
read weiterly 70 far as 10 contain fxtv-four
acres; being the fame tract which was fold by
the heirs Of kbenezer Smith, deceaied, 70 the
laid jeremiah Hacker, in the year feventeen
hundred sld leventyix, and is part Of lot nun
Der eleven, and part Of The northerlyhali Of lot
mum er twclve-ofwhch tratt your petition
er Is owner Of five undivided fourteenth parts
or flares, and is dellrous of holding and psfel-
ing the fame in ieveraltv-He therefore Draws
that rartiuon of the above delcribed tract of
Land may be made, and that his faid FIVE
fourteenth parts or ihares thereof NAV be d.
vlded and iet off 20 him te hold and pohels
the lame IN feveralty, according to the Ratute
in luch cafes made and provided
BY BENJAMIN ORR, LiI .H~orrev.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07

WHEREAS Joan TNNEs CLARk, Efq. Of
Prggideaee, did enclolc two DEEDS, i'll 4
Letter, directed to JOSIAH HARRis, Efq. u
1faabil5, which Letter was dated on the iltR
Of May la!t, and put into the PoA-Ofice a.
Providence the 18th, and was duiy resolved a.
Portlmouth, as appeared b. he pot-bill, a. I
could not Be traced any further.
The Gfft deed was gwen by Edward I'll
Robbins, klq. and Nathaniel JUhI.lou !
bins, to John Innes Clark aud Jolepn Nigh.-
ingaie, on tie 9th Of AugLR, I7s7-The 9th.
er by Edward II. ROBBINS, 10 ToLn Innes
Clark, on tue 3Jh of Aiay, SOP.
The above Reward viii be paid for both
deeds, and twenty-five dollars for each on ntheir
+ehyrry ~
John Brewer.
Pgf 1--J7sr, SeE79fT-L
Poi-oaice, Schoodrck,1
Feb % lsQ6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07
D1te3 8f-rs5 20, Is&.

" Z The flbt>ribers, having been appointed
w the Hon. Samuel freeman, efq 70
receive and examine the cl2iBs Ct creditors to
tie s94te eF
Joseph DOW,
late Of S!4aalb, in the county Of Cumberland
Gentleman, IeceaIeG, ret-efcn,ed inlolvcnt-
10 hereby eve notice taat lA months are
allowed ~ slid creditors to Bring IN and
prove their claims AID t;at we hal attend
that ierySe a. tie houA ot the Widow L1.y
Da-r, in sajd StIrI5 &, on Jhe fourth Monday Of
March, and the hvs following months, from
two - levcD OF the ocick, in the Afternoon.
Theodore MEAey,
y. Tucker.
EfL,.E I0. l2cE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07
administrators 9ottcfS.

rJ,IIE f,bfcriber hereby gives public notice
4 10 al concerned, that he has been duly
,,,oinfed, and has taken upon Limfef, the
,rnA Of an Administrator, with the will an
.e1ed, on the efate Of
DECKER PHINNFT,
l,,e Of GsrJa,q. il the county Of Cumberland
Jeceafed. ~ giving bond as the law directs
IT. therefore reQuells all perlons who are in
I,btsd 10 the laid decealed's eitate to make
immediate payment and thofe who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the fame for let-
tlcment TO
LathrOP Lewis.
March 27, 1906.
THE fubfcrber hereby gives public notice
4 ~ an concerned, that Che has been duly
.sDonteG and has taken upon herlelf the trua
of AdmiaiRratrir on the eitate Of
Joseph HAN,
ls,sof Portland, in the county of Cumberland
mariner, decealsd, by giving bond a. tn.
law directs fhe therefore requefts al perlon.
who are indebted to laid Ieceafed's eltats. 10
make Immediate payment end thsfs who have
snv demands thereon, to exhibit the fame to
Mary Ham.
Poytlgay, MareJ 81, lsC6.
THE fubfcriter hereby gives public motto.
TO all concerned, that he has been dulv
appointed aEd has takes upon himlelf ths
trul Of Administrator on Tie clta1o Of
ABRAHAM W1INSLOWr,
late Of F,liBe,f, in faid county, butcher, de-
Ceafed, BY giving bond as the law directs -
He therefore reqseas all perfsns who ars ia
debted to the l4id decealeds eaate, to make
Immediate payment and thoie who havs Asy
demands thereon, to exhibit the fame to
John Weblter.
Daisi BflreB p, 1905.
THE fubferibers are duly appointed by the
Hon. Samuel freeman, ComRlilioners,
60 receive and examine the claims of the Gre
Gitors TO the eGate Of
Joseph NESON,
late Of FrelBoyt in the county Of Cumberland,
dece4led, rePrelented inlolvent that FIX
month, from he 2sth Of January lat are a.
lowed fad creditors u exhibit their claims
and that they viii attend to tber appoint
Inent, on the 6re Fridays Of April, MAY and
yulv next, at the dwelling-houle Of Major
JJhu Lawrence, in N6rthyaunoEJh, fro4 tive
- tx o'c!ock IL the aftersoous sf faid days.
ANN: K. Mitchell,
Iohn lawrence.
Northyarmouth, March ~, 1906 (8D
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
fpbfcriber has been duly appointed sS-
Efniarator Of the ellate ol
TAHES WEBER,
late Of Harrington, il the cosnty Of Nahing-
ton, mariner, decealca, aud has taken upoH
him that tru1 by giving b01s Il the law di-
recls-Al perGons having demands upon the
QRate of the laId lanes We5ber, are requea-
sd TO exhibit the fasne and all perfons 10
debted to the iaid eltate, ara called spoa to
make payments
David Brown.
March IL, 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07
FOP SALE,

Psv'ilri Mart 2.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07
Fran The NtaU. rsrA Gazette Of Marsh 5.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT
we have it iron, authority not TO be doubted,
'0at on Saturday, lar Samuel G. Ogden, Eia.
a"o Col Smith Of the Cuhom Houfc, ana Others,
'sie 'ireesd by order of government and taken
s''ofe the DiRri6t Judge, TO anfwer fach qucc.
aOOs IsiPeaing the deAinstiou Of the fhip Lean.
,a' % might be pai TO them on oath. Al frR,
Sh' ogden reiuisd@o anfwer certain quefeions
W. on being threatened with commitment, he
r'o'e'dsd; and, as atonifh,ng aud Incredible as
may .apear, Mr.. Ogden's aalgsrs went direay
e'spfiee'e TIE govtrnmest Of tbe United States,
" zoe fttiHg sHt Of The Leasdet, thar General
~ siuanda nor only had interviews with Mr. Ma
."Oa on mis- iubje6, but alfo with the Psefasns
= y. ne United States. From thidat then appears,
@'' Government have not fanaioned ,hs myl.
..'C expedition with elsJed doors, yet they have
ssai''ed It with eigfsd eyes Here is room fer
.O'une OF comm:ats, bur We leave ii TO ADLER
oy recent act of the British parlia.
=, ,Seo'. respecting prizes. it is among other
g ing enacted. That in all cases of appeal
I'm the vice admiralty courts, saat the
\, rb,0eseds shall be paid to The register of
-. ,as court, and to be hv him, and the parties
ss.ueerned, re mittcd 20 trustees in Lendon,
e.: neo, one by the captor, and enc by the
,snaos, 10 be invested in government
sass, uatil a final decision. This will
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07
CHARLES BENNETT,


Has rreeivtd and e6srs for Sale, on Ay terms,
Colored and nuns threads,
Irlh linens,
Bef French cambricks,
Fashionable liar purple and other colored TIA
Ian grapes,
India book mullins,
A general aaortment Of white piece goods,
Bandano handkercbieis;
Long and fhort India nankeens, 6rf quality,
Lenos. plain, figured & tamboured cambricks
French elk hoic, and gloves of all colors
Men and Womens' leather glovss-a hand.
Tome aaortment,
Rich White farfsnet,
Caicoes and chintzss,
Chambrsy Mullins,
Cress !a.M0rlaix, brown and white platii,
las,
Britanniss,
Tioklenbusg', white ard brown, hra 4aali,y,
Ruaia fhsetings and drills
Flanders bed buais,
Oil cloth,
Turkey yarn,
Cotton counterpaines,
Velvet ribbands,
Sd. and lod. Aat point nails,
Seine xwine,
Ffeih clover feed,
Imperial tea, &c. &c.
Msseh z. eorw 2awiw Iawiw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07
C A L T ION.

w HEREAS my wife MRy Fernsau, has
w eloped from my bed and board, after ha-
wing conducted herfcli in mof fAameful man
ner towards myfeif and fairly, and thereby
forfeited all claim TO my protection: This
is therefore to forewarn al! pe:fons from trufing
her on my account, as l am determined not to
pay any debts of her controlling from the date
hereof.
Philip Fernow.
March Il. re
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07

- with III. owner BY gen. He
v d, i. elairaas. having neglected
Il'a r.. a. heir appeal within six years
,rosscu's , ,a were preelaaed, by the
(. {, j i France from : ''sa' : 'pp@''
:. he New.Jsrsey not having q
81 ., lnas as provided by the treaty
,s dsqa y. esxcladsd from the provisions
] lfiS' We e.,,ele Of the treaty of 1890.
lh' - Tas i The capsaia and agent OF the
90 90 10, having been hears In Ihslr
5tassl a - even summoned to appear
p. e. ,bs uibuaal. the dserse OF council
S'',s ,oss vas Illegal.
Pilzs rbs, the evidence having been pro-
~ ! ne abandonment Of the ship and
s''' = he underwriters, and the agents
Iss0 10 dspied the right Of either go
|S'as 70 question them with regard to
rlau assonment of the properly, and hay.
b ,o'u AS acknowledged tina, the original
E' 60, -, Or a part of them, had acquired
: ssp y I.rsey by a new title; by yielding
&c M' d,rvriters, g a's dr0it conpenabie
: I , y. dons is dspot," it may be fairly
3 n,r,d. that the loss never was paid by
4 I'm i..s,.r,, and tina, the receipts which
4 - - ray do not correspond in number
u y, ooIicies) are merely fictitious, and,
= Tba. were it in proof that the own.
:" I'D abandoned, and that the ueder-
a,,,I, had paid, still the claim of the lat-
~ !. r,0ld no. be admitted, inasmuch as il
u NO, now be liquida,ed under the rules
',..erisd BY ,he treay-she American
,.sn,,ou having no longer an exist.
tnie. :.
NJ, !. NOS single syllable4pointed at the
a. of Insurers, "who have paid the
!, Of the original owners." II only re-
ANS for me therefore, 10 shew, that il
AFTER act, either of the council or of Mr..
,rbois and mvsslf was The broad prlnci
which has-gisen SO much alarm TO oar
drwriling citizens, or even the~quali6.
oae be bouad in the Presidents opi-
10, adapted or applied TO the case of the
.sI.rsey. The report of which / have
:ady giyen you the substances. sot hav.
bees agreed to by all the members of
council, AND the Iqu,datorgeusral not
o.iag to decide the difference, trans.
nd the case second time 70 the trea.
j, with wish thar Mr.. Marbois and
'slf might determine it. We complied
! this wish ; We did determine it, and
iited it for iss full proportion of the
ginal fund. It'll true that Mr.. sMarbois
i differed somewhat CONCERNING this
portion. He woald have given 53s, 900
'ss, whereas tho'E that 100000 were
e as many as fell to its share; and that
will think as did, 'hsye no doubt,
10 Inform you, that there are claims
quitting tomors than three millions, as
I'D in point of priuciPlc, less cbjsctiona.
ispolRs offsrm, and bstssr recommend
,Y the pecuniary circumstances OF the
usnss, for which I have-nos got a siogle |
S.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07
March 7.

THE lubicriber will rent the houfe on Fairfax.
/ ftreet, near Duke freet, lately occupied BY
Mr.. James n. Hooe. Apply to Mr.. jobs
Tuexer.-As fome perfon has reported that the
houle is liable for back rents, the following GER.
tiGcase, from Mr.. Nathaniel c. Hunter, 1.-THE
oosinal proprietor Of the LOTT who leafed rhG
honfe and lot to me on an annual ground rent,
proves, that there is no truth in the laid rs-
port.
Stephen Cooke.
or hereby acknowledge, to have received
the ground rents due on 4 LOT, in the town Of A
lexandris, on Fairfax. Rreet, leafed OF me by
Dr.. Stephen Cooke, up to the sd day Of Fsbrss
airy 1905.
NATHANIEL c. HUNTER.
Caober !, 1905. dec. Io.) : laM
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a!arauorta DAILY aohertlser.
-txffacfBN
FRIDAY, MARsH 4.

MARRIED. last evening By the Rev.
laamos Da0is, ROBERT l, TAYLOR, Esq.
70 Miss MARIA Nj. ROSE, both of this
place.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07

Z
by the Poney!
What lady would ride him, and dash thre'
the pool,
Bur to ruin her husband, or make him a
fool?
Admit that TO lovers the Game one aud one,
When in secret they meet, must be EXCEL.
cnt fun,
Tho sometimes it happens, natural case,
That a third payty's coming produces dis
grace.
In the nocturnal scenes you relate, God
forbid
That tbs game, one aud one, should beget
leriiuan sgud!
Yet, farther, permit me question or two
10 ask YOU concerning this fine game OF
loo,
What is meant when lady declares she
Can't stand,
Ard will throw up hope nothing else bat
her hand?
The terms too of checking, of feeting, and
stumping.
Connected with taking a Grass hop and
trumping,
Are 6gures of speech that require expla-
nation,
Tho passing for bright and refined con-
versation.
'Tis true that when wives ev'ry duty neg
lect,
And sit gaming all sight, they ought 10 be
check'd,
Or their husbands will find that their cash
is all JieetEng,
Or favors receive that are not worth re.
peatibg.
Their spouse may take both cross TAP and
Jump,
And their horns may grow OUT to be more
than a stamp.
These hard words excepted, liked well
your letter
And mot to remain in my answer your
debsor,)
Will tell you what pass'd t'othsr day, when
Tread it
To some neighbours and friends, who all
gave you the credit,
To say that your verses were clsvsrly writ
ten,
And almost as good as if span new from
Britain.
As read of the dresses 80 scanty aud hns,
Tom Sneerwell declar'd, "'twas fashion
divine;
!" Which prov'd that the females would
shortly retrieve.
:" The innocence lost by their old mother
Eve,
:" And Paradise soon would restore upon
earth,
!" BY going as naked as when they had
birth ~
Lord Tommy" said Susan, "yeu love
so to joke,
And tbs fashionsso laugh at a St. 'twould
provoke
/" But for my part think they can't mean
any harm,
!" And TO be seen 10 the fashion has always
charm"
Farmer Dobbins, her father, rugged
eldfellow,
I" And tasty at times, when he drinks 'tiH
Quite mellow,
/" Cried, (" Sukey on fashions you always
are ben.
/" Butt wish that such nonssuse you may
not repent.
90 Friend Hickory deserves of ali good
men the thanks,
1" For his satire bestow'd on such impru-
dent pranks,
{" And think ia my heart the fashion you
mention
I" Must have had ia brothei its noble in.
vention.
," "A to gaming" said he "I had always
supposed
(" That blackguards and jockies the gam.
blers composed,
/" But find now that ladies so 6ae and
genteel,
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Il true copy 90
ATTEST,
JOHN LEWIS,
Deputy Register.

From the RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
An anszper to Hickory CornhiN, Esqs from
his friend ia the country
Dear Hickory, your letter came safely to1
hand,
I am glad you have rhymes so much at
command, 6
But own that one half ont l can't IN.
derstand. y
Such story you tell me of playing at loo,
should wish from my heart that it all was
not true
But my friend is not like the vain sparks OF
the town,
Who suppose tha. with us any tale will go
down;
As plain honest farmer, your tongue and
your pen
Will always tell truth about women and
I must, therefore, believe you, yet think
that the ways
OF the geatry in Richmond, are strange
nowadays;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07

At stated meeting of the STAR FIRE
COMPANY, The following Gentlemen were
duly elected Officers, for the ensuing year.
,7ohn 9eaney, PRESIDENT.
4ohn Roberts, VIcE.PREsIDENT,
William s. Noore.)
William Riley, CoMAANDr1s.
George Drinker, J
.Phineas .7anuey, ]
A. c. Cazenove, REGULATORS.
Merdecai MiAsr,
DR.. Charles DoasAas, TREASURER,
Joseph CozOing, CLERK.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07

!" All Dick !it's no wonder" said Tom.
you, should wish
7" To FISH 10 pool where you'd catch all
the FISH,
Young Harry youth of great merit then
said,
Nay mercy forbid tha. this evil should
spread!
" May the country escape fromehe towns
horrid stain,
I" Or all will be lost and no hope will re-
main.
While the Demon, DER commerce and
wealth who preside,
:" Have infested the city with syarice and
pride
I" While decency cen by the public un.
AVID
Z" Unblushing and bold may there walk a
broad;
" Oh let cur fair damsels the hope of the
land,
" No yingtun, or faro, or loo under,
stand,
:" But, gentesl and modest, seek cen to
The heart Of lover by dressing toe
thin"
He said, and Eliza, the lovely & sweet,
Whose soul is of prudence and goodness
the seat,
Whom the youth with passion sincere
long has lov'd,
With smile nost benign his opinion ap.
prov'd,
As l own that I Gid; But now my dear
friend,
Having told VITA. they SAID it is time
should end.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
posrp.
Fysa tie Baisace.
DEMOCRAT:

WHEN order from the deep arofe,
And rage chaotic found repofe,
When firm, was 6xd the fteadfst pole,
And olanets irll were bade to roll,
Dame Nature viewd with Joy, the fcene,
And though her work complete had been
But foon lump of clay fhe faw,
Which feem'd TO fpurn the gen'ral law,
And tofng, foaming, fpread around
Confuhon, through the auggiih ground.
All anxious for her recent birth.
She feiz'd the faGtious cloud of earth,
And fnce it could not be deltroy'd
Such ria-, in fufure 10 avoid,
OF human fiape, fhe form "a brat,
And cali,d the III chm, Democrat.
But though ille thus Prefervd her world
From being back 70 chaos hurl'd,
She no re1raint OF law could find,
With ftrength, her new-mads imp 20 bind;
Or fiiil, in mitchell, he's alert
Anz I'LL he labcurs in the Dirt.
DELTA.
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Rtsceilanv.
Fran tie Bsfon Gazette.
MEssRs. RUssELL ANp curLRR,

MEssRs. RUSSELL AND CUTLER,
IOBSERVED BY your Gazette
Of this morning that 'The SGco pa
per had called upon you to publi(a
the Report Of the Committee ap-
pointed in the May SeGion Of the
Legislature Of 1905, TO examine the
votes for Governor (; in order thar
the public might fee what federal
Committee IS capable OF doing to aid
the caule OF party" In reply to
what you fay " II is only neceG,ry to
fate in anfwer to this application.
that the Comul'tee of 1906 pyepiaHFy
TO their examination Of the votes,
agreed IN a principle BY which they
were 10 be governed in the rejection
of informal returns whereas the
Committee on the lat election, not
only yefu}sd 10 adopt a fimiIar mode,
bit absolutely retained fuch as were
favourable TO their views, and reiec-
ted others again& them, though bear
Ing The fame mark Of informality."-
This ftatement, as far as il goes, is
in, favour of the committee of Taft
year, and againft thar OF the prefent
year-but with fubmifion think
much more ought to Be aated upon
shis fubjed | with you would be
at the trouble las you have been cal
led upOn) to procure and publilh the
report with proper comment. De-
pend upon it the caufe Of federation
will never fuFer by publi(hing the
Iru:h tie 1g5ss Truth, and nothing
but the I'ruth.-If | mifake not,
Shere are but two parts ofthe Report
of iScS which the democrats Object
fo-the one rejecting the votes of 81
towns becauie the returns were not
fgned BY the Town Clerk. The
Other rejecting the votes Of the town
OF ShapIeigh.--In Iome fermer years
believe votes had been allowed, al
though the returns were not Ggned
by the Town Clerk, which was ex-
tremely improper, as the Ggnature
of that officer (who IS Tworn to do
his duty faithfully, while the Sele8-
men are not fworn) is made by the
contribution an indifPenGble requiiite.
The federal Committee determined
to be governed by this article of the
Contribution, and accordingly G.
towns loft their votes. Had thew
been retained, fbe federal majority qUould
have ben granted! The Committee
OF this year rejedcd the votes Of Ia
towns tor the want Of the fame con
ftiIutienal r7quiGte and It was IN
doubleday right-no one ever objec-
ted 70 it.
With refpea TO the votes from
Shapleigh the return had been open
cd when i, was delivered at the Sec
retarie's Office, ond was 70 mutilated
and defaced as 70 &c ab,Siufey iLlegi-
bls--it was therefore ike blank piece
of paper 4Ua5 10 return. This
was a misfortune for which there
was no remedy as it refpeGed the
allowance of the votes. The con-
ttituticnal time for a return had paf-
fed.-Mr. Morton moved that an ex-
emplhcsti0n Of the record hould be
tent. for-but he was mott ably and
conciuhvely anfwered by the Giant
81 the Law the prefent Chief Jufice
WHO having been 10 the Conyen-
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shall only touch upon theh heads oft 10 day.
reservinga naore ample animal version Tor
to morrow.
The chief object of this letter is 10 create
slsatiecuon amongst the subjects OF his I'm.
perial Majesty, TO excns them 10 rebsll.oa,
tosow the seeds of dlscord In the i ,s,,o, al
Family, and topaye the way for destf on ing
the Emperor. It eudeapours 10 ln,,sI,oss:
the people against the government, by as
sertlng that the cholce of The genefsi 10
command the Austrian army Ia Germany
was left 10 Russia and England, and mat
they apponted Mack tins IS lie the hrs.
that Russia opposed the appointment OF .u-l
Archduke Charles 10 the command IF me
German army--le the second; thai Boh
mia is these of Justification - lie ,hs ,hi,cs;
thar change In the government i ANXIOUS
~ desired, and that ii the Archduke Charles
or The Archduke paIayine asplred IL ne
Throne, they would hnd no oppoalots----
lie the fourth. Ardeusy as shs people arc
attached 70 that great aud gallant ptiacc
the Archduke Charles, they arc still 10
less attached to their emperor, whom Key
49, WITH AhS aliSCIcSt aDQ war flSSt auSC.
ton. /, repeats the talshoods that lse bro
theirs Of the emperor were against going to
war 1t wishes it to be supposed ,hatl ~ The
difficulties TO which the Austrian finances
have been exposed, his Imperial Majesty
has been hostdlng specie, and that ia his
private treasury he has a, least 40 milions
OF forins, or ducats-; most gross aad 10
famous falshood. Two shorl letters ere
added to this long one, in which the hes
IN the bulletins are rep~ased Ku.uson's
army is re asserted 70 ~ surrendered );
The 4rchdase Palatne 70 have declared
that ne will not oppose any resistance to
the French troops-sud he TyfOl 70 :ave
been completely conquered, One Of inc
objects of these letters is, to remove the
ieluctsAce that pr'vades every part OF
Francs TO the consc,ipts service, By Undue.
ing belief that peace is at no great dis.
tanre.