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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28

Extract Of a Letter jroas captain Ocoti,
late Of the brig Nancy, Of NesO 7ork,
bound from thence. to Havana, dated
Nassau, ". p. Sebtembea, Goth, 1906, TO
his osuners IN that city.
$ GENTLEMEN, am sorry 10 inform
you of our misfortune. After leaving n
York, we experienced nothing material
until the 18th, when We were brought TOO
and boarded by the priva.eer sch'r Favor
lie, captain Barnet, of New PFoyidence,.
within one mile of the Berry Islands.----.
After OBTAINING me three hours, took all
my letters and ships papers, manned US
with men and ordered US tor Providence,
A few days after, it began 10 blow hur'
ricane, & coatirued Till we went or shore,
which was a, about O'Clock Gu the l4ih.
When we first struck on the bsuk, expect
ed every SOIL would have been lost, ont
fortunately for us, we cut away both masis
which eased her immediatsy, and the gale
abated 10 few hours after. The prvaseer
which was in company hove over all her
guns, cut away her foremost, and BY that
means wealhered 90, The gale. Two days
after she came to DOR assistance and Landed
part OF our cargo CD Strips Key, Together
with myself, passengers and crew. She
has not nos Gan she give -ay plausible rea'
son for OBTAINING me. /. Have enierea ny
pso;est, and am taking legal Steps . :raake
them pay the damages have suflerr =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28
Fifty Dollars Reward.

vTHHIRTY DOLLARS will be given to a.
4 ny person or persons, who will make
known, SO that they can be brought to convic-
ton, the Marauders VINO broke the sabscrl-
ber's windows, on Friday night the 18th in
stant--and TWENTY DOLLARS will be
given to any person who will make known the
author of certain libellous and inIlammatory
paper concerning the subscriber which was
on Saturday night last posted on the wharf,
the contents of which are false and groundless,
he deems it necessary to put the following
queries
IF the author intended it for the public good,
why not subscribe his name thereto! in what
manner did he take in Captain Congdon f--Ee
challenges any person to prove that he did 1t
IN any way whatever.
He will in few days present to the public
a minute and correct statement OF this trans
action with Captain Congelon, and they can,
then, form an opinion as to his conduct and
those concerned with him.
John A. Burford.
October 28e 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28
alerarDrta DajIp aonerttser.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80.

4 letter from gealeman of respccta.
bilitv ia the county of Attakapas, dated
sth instant. to mercantile house OF this
city, s.ates. that the celenel of the militia
of thar county, has received orders to
draft GAO men, and that he had already
proceeded to execute his orders. His ex-
celleney governor Claiborne was expected
there the day the letter was dated.
New Orleans Gazette.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28


TIE iSf..s-F.dNLNG BACHHi.0R.
So lone harrass'd by Winds and seas,
lis slime, at length to t.Ae your ease
And seek a blitc---Ior lew can IA
The sea mistress to 1.elr NINA.
In ali your roun Is, us aoad'rods strange,
No t,ir one Temps you TO thanoo--
Madness it is, you must agrcc,
TO lodge alone till iorty three.
Old Plato own'd, no blessing here
CoQld equal loye--,t but sincere;
And writings pend by Heaven, have slleWn,
That man can mere be bless i aiollc
Der life's meridian jlaye you pass'd,
The night OF death advances FAST
No props you plant for your iocline,
No partner sootlle these Cares OF thine,
If Nemune's self, who rul'd tis I'lain,
Kept sea Nympi's there to ease his pam;
Yourself who Skim that empire DER,
May safely keep one nymph Oh shore
LUCINDA fair, in yonder grove,
Has so much beauty, so much love,
That on her lips the meanest lily
Is happier far than you or /.
ANXIOUS MATRIMoNIt.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28
~ THIS DAYS NAIL.
SElv.YORK, October %.

rss foIlo ring proclamasions OF general
ln III me oae published on his leaving
Maaa M me other on his arrival at Arn-
Colo' .s 81 been handed to US for insertion in
%, Commercial Advertiser.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28
Froa, me Bo*lo on Rei3ertory.

The editor of she kicbmond ilaqn'fer
says
at IS cur most ardent hope that Sir
jefferson will not recede from his res'i!asis
on 70 retire from the preslden,2i CHAIR
aaless some extraordinary c.!a!s shpuid
occur ne afe con0i7icea that ne ao3h more
sscuyely c0nsHh his ozDn un$slliea reP4fafSon
By &sch a dispLey gt dis5nsres'ea PafrI0t'
ism ="
10 BE- has scared alive by q mos Own
par1iaans, is aggravated scvesi.y. Ii Nr.
Jefferson had rot long sicce happy eHated
his feelings above the Poasib,iry Ct mgf'
tifcstloa, sha thursls he is no~ cauEinuaiIy
receiving troo, BIS la;@ supporters would
certainly be iatuleTad!c-I 10 fsach :he
quick cfthls POOR victim, il any q1'ek IS
20 be fouad, his old ,ff@iends, now ms enc,
miss, l:7gsniousjy ws~ass over he wounds
they iaAlct. 70! with d. .auieeh.s bas : ksle,
talic solution calied Irony, moge caustic
than The Lapis L3yerncAs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28

Da' 1 r Advertiser.
PROCLAMATION,
a,x;ous 10 give proofs of moderation &
r..,;ao 20 ny fellow citizens aud country
suss we hays resolved to withdraw from
mT'' Of Core the small Number of troops
'n s,.h we had brought, 10 order 70 remove
VIZ : i,ars which the fugitive commander of
~ -. district, and other agents OF the Span
=. - government, have endeayored TO intase
W Pie MINDS of the inofeostye people,
~ narticulafly the women and children,
g r.. inhabitants may re-enter tranqnilly
NV own respective dwellings without fear
.osnicion. With this view we transfer
or head quarters, TO tae shore, from
sbeucs We can equally afford the people
i ibis country, without the least inconve.
,,.,ce. ali the saccour which thsy need.
The annexed letter, directed to the court.
and civ cooncil OF this city, is proof OF
oar equitable inteutions. aud that it is not
i he cries, but in the field, thar we wish
m6am with the oppressors alone of the
Columbian people. If this people wish for
,sg farther proofs OF the Perhdy and lnfa.
NV with which the Spanish government
conduct themselves in all their transactions,
| II them pay si.ic, attention to the procla.
nation feceauy published by order OF the
capta,D general OF Caracas, by which they
cgsr considerable sums OF money to any
one who wouid boldly assassinate citizen
I who purely aac sincerely defends the rights
\ Of mat same people. DespicaDle and afro
\ cioas tYraats! they hasenos even coutage
enough to look their enemies In the face!
Weuost that those wise persons who
have kuowa and seen rs act until now, viii
oosa The eyes Of The rest OF the citizens
c.acernirs their ora respective Interests,
mosder lIlat, approaching nearer 20 my
psrsoO sc might annually concert the IN
teresss and felicity of our country, The only
cbj.cs of e,y wishes.
Dooe al head quarters At Core,
Aug Z, 1905.
(sigeed)
FRANcIsco DE MIR ANDA.
To .he. court AID civ council of the city
of Core.
Roaofa5ir ssaslensp qf thecourt and common
wms,
Tbs nu.i6ca.ion is directed TO YOU 10
20 prevent IN time the fatal coase.
sl.aces OF an aseless resistance fiem the
q'A and military authorities of the city.
g nsiwe may eonioin,ly, snd as rae mbers of
3 ne Spanish American peopis, ceneert
81 adse indispensable measures 20 preserve
Ntpesee, uuioa aad happiness of our coun.
Eaen and friends.
make no doab, CUT your prudence and
Rrio,ism viii induce you to eater into a
1aai accommodation, as useful as it will
= hosofable TO both parties Thus will
NC shedding of blood. and those disturb
a'ees which are the unavoidable conse.
fasssss Of war, be wholly prevented.
4ae sosGs de Rouyray. commander IN
smsi q the advanced posts of the army,
Au'aor'Sed TO confer with you on this
,%poF5a7s business TO take possession Of
Fly and 10 prevent sli confusion or
'po.e with the civil and ecclesiastical au-
m sy',oes which are to remain in ii, confer
'G D 10 tie inclossd proclamation.
zane &C head quarters on board the
10. bsfofe Vsla de Cere, August 5,
Signed.
FRANCISCO DE MIRANDA.
PROCLAMATION:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28
PUBLIC SALE.

Will positively re sold, C the highest bidaer,
on tie premises OR tic i@lh day OF Decenla
Der next.
The Tract of Lad whereon Thomas
Pollard, SEN Gved, IN tie county Of Fairfax,
en- Popeshead Creek. contsill}ne &bort 5 so a
crcs. it iH a valuable g,ia..fascl, ard les. a.
bout 20 mics from hiexendnia, and aDoutthe
same distance i,onl lIeora e. Town. In izllis-
putab!e tile vi! be 12ade to tie gurcfa@cy.--
One hail Of the pusci;ase To be fald Upon ti.9
execution cf Tie t'eoc il cash, or yogns arce
yaluc.lat cash price, iss,St'yo years vii lie ~
love, fer the b;.tlar!c:.
October %. 1877 lawts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28
PHILADELPHIA, October ct.

By our Frenrh papers it appears that
Jerome Bonaparse arrived at Concarneau,
and entered the Bay of the Forrss Oh the
Goth August in the Veteran. Ga the 10Th
August hs fell in with the Quebec feet,
consisting of is sail, conveyed BY two FL
gates, took of them, valued at S mill
ons, burnt them, and par the bands ON
board of American vessels. During a
cruize of nine months, the feet destroyed
upwards of 200 English merchantmen,.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28
THE public are warned,not to re-

THE public are warned not to re-
ceiye a POST NCTE o. lie Alexandra
Bank, No. $500, for $500, erawn or tic soth
of August last, in favor OF LalIsydu 81. Lee,
which was dropt in Baltimore o1a CT about the.
10th current, and which 7paS moi indor6ed. A
reward Of Fysy Doliars viii be paid on DELI
yering it to II. y ~. Boughon, Baltimore, or
James Patton,
Alexandra.
October %. div
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28
s IL q & S 7.

The subscribe. has jssst o2sened and efera Jor'
SAT-, at his store on llSfg 8treet,
A general assoc tnsen& or SHOES, which
he will sell On the Lowest terms.
4. GILMAN.
October %. DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28

For tie ,4legc,47:dyis. D.l!y ,Gt!'re1':saeg'.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28
A Paris paper mentions that On the 18th

A Paris paper mentions that on the l41h
Of August, an English fleet, under the
command OF lord ST. Vincent, had entered
the harbor of Lisbon aud thar the Spanish
ambassador and the French charge des
aifaires had demanded Of The cabinet Of
Lisbon an explanation of this unexpected
evens, and it was expected they would
leave tie city, if they did not receive a
satisfactory answer.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-01-31

q .,hfs, anu.s
he following extract q Z letter Va
put r. our hands ~ Z rnercantlls Trend
ofthis Place, the'wFltes 4 : eapfal. G. q
American vessel, vel y: t q g fns sdl.
tor6f this paper lne lsesfeAt tseagerJ 4
tnr his candonr end Ksracity, ND one
who would nor complain without ea'ise,'
81 essgssfake brltish depredati
he letter q lated
Aptigis, 2eth Dee. =
!. 4 Was fortupate thai bad noe soid,
and purchased = return cargo q Martin
ique q much loss g you and anxiety g
ne have been avoided. = you'd have.
been impossible for me g have eiuded
the vigilance ~ the British craizers n
thess seas. a system hasbeen adopted
hefe The most ubiquitous n itsclts and
Sliinons - or trade that can Be iraagin-
Cd. Every American Vessel coming
from ! French Island, with scargo, i
certain q be carried ins beeanse the
courts n every case make - pay The e.
psn,es Ihavs i9toEmsd myself iuily On
49, =. u ~. - u - 5
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-01-31

10y virtue az ! deed Of Trust exeehted
- 70 ne By Conrad Foltz, I Win en-
pose 8 sale ~ public auction, forready
monev, % he Monday tI6er the third
Tuesday in next month. BENG The brat
a<y Of Eebruary conrs. On he premises
II he town of Msriusbnrg, HOUSE
md part ola LOT, n said town, nov
IL possession of said Fulsz, adjoinine
the lot owned BY the hcirsof David VOL
namost, decd the House = anew seopc
hoildiars and With litsls expense may T.
made convenient, he Lot lies well and
4 Il public sirlatiou a he main street.
PHILLIP ?. WILSON, Trns1ee.
January 81. 10.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-01-31

<T1HEREAs, / did, On de ash e
April. 1906. give % parid Car-!
ringer j bond for he sum Of one tkou-E
sad one hondfed and ninesy. elk dollars,
ii c0nside fatioh Of Two sta<tD of land and
|. san nzill, n Berkeley County md
Whereas de said csrrinseE has hot CONS
Piled On his part With ,he contract enser.
"a into with ne dis i therefore %
f6rusfu any pefson q psrsons from tak-
int = assignment On said bond, = l am
determined nos e ~ i unlsss eonPsn-
MEcHAEf RooNEY.
January 81, 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-01-31
FOR SAtR
50 Barrels L0,,l.


kQk k4N1 lbfi4kDkAIEL7s
LIVE PLANTATIONS lyinr Il
the copu,ies u Frederirk and Ief.
ferson, ~ ven improved, and one has !
pistillery pnie, fwooftbe above Plan.
tations ere y IeiIepon and three il Pre-
derrick county. Any person uishink %
rent may be supplied 81 he subscriber
living hsar o. YrllowsH House, Frede-
rick county. /
THOMAS cAMPBELL.
January 81. 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-01-31

The Hon. AtRxAnprk CpprxE Han
son, ehsncelIor az de stste sc Maryland
died q Annapolis onths 1Srd inst. !
halfP 2 o'sloek q = ,poplsetis &.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
IN CHARLESTOWN.

Tie Cosqit4tim-It Gands bulwark, or, it
hnks grave.
Unifsa Staies---An independent republic, iue-
ing with Zee Of two millions tor Podeihon
OF her own foil.
Tie N4Yy-The good old Admiral Federal
i'm would point its cannon againlt the invad-
ers Of cur rights, rather than lulfsr them to
be wounded by the Hornets fling.
Goveyaor Styszg-The iirit Of magifrates and
the bea OF men. Faction may rob him OF has
balifi.ll titles, bur can never tarniih the lnftre
OF his virtues.
fazG S4igsa-T Ike lenatorisl phantom, that
ghoR Of democracy, called up from the lhades'
70 Curle its own creators, who cannot declare
IT'S generation,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
IN NEwLoNDON, (Cormc6ficllt.,
By fLs 5rIve fsrs ssb0 sgsusbied at Marine fav-
err, itpt b Mr. Wsifu Craze, in ibis eity.

~ ~ 6rIVr fSrs ssh0 sgcrsbIed at Marine faE-
err, lfpt b Mr.. Wsltv Craze, IN IBIS eify.
Megaebgl;ns--in fquall An age Of won
ders--two total ecliPles il one month
Co1net4ieSf--in eddyRone: Let the form
rage and the feas bufet--fhe will remain a
tafeguard to the dilrefed mariner.
IN. Nf+gie1Ey--Boatiwain SIoan the mott elo
quent that ever piped all hands,
PrnzlyivariG---Duane in the fuds, or simon
the magician outwitted. 4" Py5f0l pats quick,
and BECOME /"
YDgiaia--" Equal and exact iuhice 70 all
men" Lands free from bottomry.
S'gfJea,olino-" Liberty & Equality" NE.
" Juit imported, and will be fold at public ven
due, $50 prime Congo SLAVES"
Cs0rgia-the pilot 6fh to the fhark D.
pendent on Bis fate, may his fate be hers.
Commr e eftbe United Stste-protecisd by a
hght-houfe on Carriers mountain, gun-soats
and bloody proclamations
Jaet Rardofk-an honel Tailor, who fseaks
the trHth and thames the devil.
IT. a fsor rule fbat zvoat 7vOrk both 4pays-- Mil
lions for tribute, not cent for dstsacs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
LATE OMISSIONS.
From tie PHILADELPHIA Asvsrtgsr.
Nh. PouLsoR,

Mr.. PouLsoN,
In reading the great Sir Mathew
Hale's /" Diye7isn5 for keesiag The
LORDS DAY." my attention was
forcibly arreted by the following
paHage, which have transcribed for
republication in your paper - P.
"I have by long and found ex-
perience, found, that the due OFFER
vance of Ibis day, and Of the duties
of it, have been of angular comfort
and advantage 70 me and l doubt not
but it will prove 70 to Others. GOD
ALMIGHTY is the LORD of our
time, and lends it to US; and as il
but juf we fhould confecrate this
part of that time to him, 10 I have
found bY 4 aria apd aiIigeut OBJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
IN LYNN.

!. Ms6IebsisHs--I,s eclipfe is not total may
the dark 1iade Of democracy never again OBJ
fcure ITS glory.
ZBt Prejia N Of BE United SIafeS--He ONLY
that waIketh uprightIy, walketh furely.
VOLUNTEERS.
Deacon Goo37vi4, and all other honeft dem
ocrats, who prefer the dictates Of conlciencs
e adherence to party.
The Federal Shoe-makers OF Lynn--May
tbs days. zpeyE never ,iP
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
POETRY.


The GREEN VEIL,
Seat 70 a Lady u - HazmssS'f Psemr.
If / fair maid, in pIaintive Rrzin
Confeis no anxious lovers pain,
Ner bid my 6ghing numbers flow,
In languid notes of mimic woe;
Think not mine eyes to beauty blind,
My heart unteeling or unkind,
Unfit for loves fenlations keen,
But thank your cloudy Veil 10 green.
If, while the veil conceals your cheek,
fart not from your glance oblique;
Nor tingling through my glowing Veins
The erimion tint my faCe obtains
Nor yet unconicious near your fde,
With motlon icarce perceiv'd glide,
To talk by fits, and paule between;
Then thank your cIoady veil 70 green.
If 6ghs of fondnels half reprefs'd
Ia iecret breathe not from my breaft,
Nor round my heart the lsnguors wreathe
Which oft forbid the hgh to breathe,
Nor fee my brow of pallid hue
EffuGe the cold and filming dew,
Balm not, fair maid, your fauItleis mein,
But thank your cloudy veil 70 green.
And now when uncencernd and gay,
pour the joeund fportive lay,
And bid my carelels heir defy
The glance of that love-kindiing eve;
Still as | mufe on Hammond's pain,
Who felt the woes that others feign,
Like Hammonds fate mine might have
been,
think, and bleis your veil 70 green.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
@isreIIaUv.
Fran the PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
COMMUNICATION.

The National Intelligencer at
Warrington, and the Aurora Of this
city have lately attempted to rcfute
the imPutations againft the admini(-
tration relating to Miranda's expedi-
ton. The feeblenefs and incohcr-
ency of thele productions how rath-
er the difficulty of the talk on the
part of the writer's, than the purity
and integrity Of their employers
We ihall content ourielyes at prelcnt
with oPPfng to the GckB fophiitry
Ct the one and the b0ifeyoa5 ycnrrHlty
Of the other, the following:-
FACTS.
Il. 1t is tad that Miranda has
been, and is an sGtlalv in opaln for
more than twenty years past, and
that this Circumstance 7vsf long ago
PFr1sdB knO4Vn TO Mr.. Jeferfon.
I'd tits fact that Miranda arri-
we'd in this country in November Taft,
and that administrator 4Veye immedI-
Hfey acquainted With TIE oIjea sf bis
eyrans to fit out an expedition from q
part or parts, If the United States to
TeO2iHfi0nize Caracas.
sd. 1t is ta7 that previous to
Miranda's going TO Wilmington, a
f,iend of the PRECEDENT warned him,
in an indirect manner, to beq0are of
Miranda.
4th. 1t is a ta7 that Miranda went
down TO Warrington fome DAYS
after the opening Of Congrsfs in
December lalt, and thar although
well known as an ontLazv of gov-
eminent at peace rvitb The United State5,
yet this adventurer was cordially
received by both the PreIident and
Secretary Of State.
sth. 1t is a taa that this man d.
vefed Of all character from any for
eign power and only known as polit-
ical lwindler for many years paft, was
not only well received at the houle
and table of the PRECEDENT Of the Sec
rotary of State, but that he alfo brid
frequent, lang and (Fcrst conferences
7Uitb item BAH.
9Th. 1t is a fda that the day pre-
vious to Mranda's leaving Wafh-
ington he dined with the Secretary
Of State, and that Immediately after
ter dinner, and when fome Of HE
company were yet at table, MIR.
nadif5s and Blirandd acre cioletsd to-
getber ii tie nest r59m far d co,tEdera-
Die time.
9TH, 1t is a taH, althO' the Pref
dent and the Secretary of State, were
acquainted with Miranda's object,
fitting out an expedition from the.
United States againft the Spaaifl
Main, his motions were not watched,
and that no orders were given to
the collectors and other officers Of
the federal government, TO be vigil
lent over his cordaa 70 IS 10 defeat
any attempt Of his 10 commit the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21

Eeoasmy- May our government not mani
fen il by fcoring up aezv debts as fat az they
pay ca ones.
Lo1jiA"a-May we not pay TOO dear for
our white"
FeItyaEj1q--The only barrier between Dem
ocracy and potilm--N1ay its BATS remaia
forever immove2ble.
No Tribute, but iuch a. EATON and PRE-
Elk paid to the Bahaw Of zrifsh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21

peace, honor, and the intereft of the
country, as it was their duty TO have
done.
9Th. 1t is fa3 that Miranda i'm
mediately on his return from Wath-
ingtoa, to New Y ork, fer himfelf at
work with an activity and franknefs,
which indicated confidence Of not
being interrupted and the certainty
that his comfortable expences would
not become ufelefs by any yf4Pfri0r 9f-
fa1l interference.
9th. II IS a ta9, that the official
and fociable communication or inter
courle had rot ceafed to exit be-
tween the fecretary of fate and the
minifer Of Spain that their Wits,
during Mr.. Madifon's reGdence ia
Philadelphia, were frequent /; that
he dined at the minilter's country
houfe and that the very day prcvi-
Gus to MIR. Ms return 10 Waihing-
ton the minifer Of Spain was enga-
scd to dine with him, although he
could not accept the invitation, ow-
Ing TO previous engagement.
10th. Il is ta7, that from that
period to the miuiher's journey to
Warrington, no eircnmfancs did sccnr
4obicb could alter this reeipyoca! friendly
| iAfercowJe.
1Ih. 1t is fa9, notwithstanding
the fricadJ, f59ting on qvbicb fbey par
ted at Philadelphia, and that 10 Incl
| dent Of . djlagreea5,e nature b~d taken
pLaoe in ne internal, the fecretary of
fate fent to the miniiter Of Spain, a
! fezv bs4yJ after his arrival at Waih-
ington, leffre de eaebet, or an order
to quit the city.
l2th, 1t is a Ja7, that at the
time legitimate minilter Of pow
er with whom we appeared difpofed
20 live in peace and good harmony,
was thus pub ickIy iniuIted, haifer,
an ou'llqV Of ftat vay poq0ey, bad
been friendly and cordially rsotiUei By
TIE sficerJ gf goUerHm-nt.
18th. Its a fdR that Timely Of
fetal reproductions were made to
our government, to fcnd the Hornet
lien ready for ka, after MiraRda'8
veiIel, with the intima,ion that this
marauder, was TO touch at a port in
St. Domingo, previous TO his enter
prize agsinlt Caracas F; that the APP
plication was difrsgarded, and no
efe6tual meafures taken to defeat
one Of the mott odious attempts
which difgrace the annals Of civil
2ed nations.
18th. 1t Is dR, that had the
Hornet, or any other vefel been fent
after Mlranda,the expedition would
have been deitroyed i'll " Bud, our
national honor retrieved, and the
blood Of our fellow-clizen prilon-
ers at Caracas fpared by this itep,
as jun as it would have been poll
tick.
The foregoing are ireantsRijk taa5 ;
their lifts could be increaled. We
abfain from all obfervations or COM
ments, they are too obvious, and
we leave them altogether to the rea-
der. c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
IN PORTSMOUTH.

CozgrsE-WhiIe they dePrecate war, may
they remember v&6al4gs IS not ffIss.
Tx Peseit May they learn 10 abhor men
who Prate Of che Empire Of Hesjs", and pay
Lsmqge only t. their prgiHdiecs and S.gIoH5.
Esoaorzy Of srbiie moas, Let Il be msnifeited
BY Pacfg4eny Of hiLate
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21

N. B. The qualifications fer ad-
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quaintanee with the fundamental rule, Of
Arithmetic, and an ability to read, conlfrue
and parle Cicero's felea orations, Ylrgils
Hneid, and the Greek Tellament, and 10
write Latin grammaticaIlv.