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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
Dnnseffir 5ateIIigenee.
FROM THE AURORA.

We repeat it, that there have been errors ON
both lides-the paffions of men the mott babi.
tually fedate, have been excited to A degree
that is to be iamented and the conduct of men
hab'tually irritable, has been beyond all former
bounds intemperate. In this confiiSf of paf.
lions, men too cold in fpirit and too little ac-
quainted with human nature or the fprin1s of
human action, have been drawn 10 one or the
other Eide, as the peculiar ftnefs OF their facul-
ties to receive the nprefiions that were directed
againit them, or az the influence of reafon or
intrigue found paIage to their minds.
we undertake to fay, that the difcontents
and dvIIons which were 70 papable in the laft
FELTON, of congrefs, were produced and carried
to their extreme, through the artificial EXCITE.
ments and pre-arrangemcnts, of 4. few deliberate
and interchangeable intriguers that the fcheme
embraced views and deiigns Of various kinds !:
that the intrIgues about PRECEDENT in 1905 and
the difcontents of lat FELTON, had common
origin and that the election of preGdent in
1908, has been thus early anticipated and bro,t
to produce combinations and influences, in "a.
vor OF that ituPendons fraud, the Yazoo Gpec1,-
lation. -
In other words-tbere has been tacit com.
promiie OF various interefts Of timeferying re-
puohcans with tederalifts to produce certain
ads OF reciprocal favor; appointments TO higb
fations and offices and that even the scon;,s,t
or great criminals and the confequent difonor
and digrace OF the nation and its iuftice, have
been brought about by this nquitous co-opera
ton.
We have before ms an affidavit, the lens,b
OF which. will preclude any prefent detailed A.
nimadyerhon, which contains in itfelt a rcvel,.
ton of intrigue, iniquity, proftration of Official
duty, & dilrepntable infult and difbosor TO con.
greis, that diminifh, by comparifon, the afro
clous corruptions of the Epglilh parliament.
1t may be recolIecfed that at the lat FELTON, of
congrefs, motion for enquiry was made into
the conduct of the pot mater generaI.-A NO.
ton was circulated at that period that fine on.
quiry was founded on matters excluGveIv rel.
ting to the editor of this paper-we did NO,
think proper to notice the mifake, becaule al
though there was fome matter of enquiry made
IN an official manner by committe OF conprefa.
but on which the editor could afford no evi.
dence that could be received in court of law
there was lone that would be convincing in
court of confidence.
The fuhjed having been difnined at the cloe.
Of the fe6ion, in a manner that merits NO rre-
lent notice, the preient location may he a GRO.
per one to develope the comprehensive fchemes
OF intrigue which have been carried on, the ef.
feets of which are the difcontents Complained
OF by the public, and 18th the continuance and
dangers OF more numerous EXPEDITIONS from the
lame fource the union is menacea.
The following affidavit is copied from, the
original, which the editor faw in the hands of
member OF congref,, "a member of the com
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
CHARLESTON, sep.ember 3.

Captain Johnfon of the brig For, has furnifl,-
ed us with the following ftatement of the can
ture ofthe Spanifi frigate lie Pomona, on the
ssd ult. after fhort, but perhaps one of the
mott brilliant actions, which the annals of the
Briti'h navy can afford. 1t was furnifhed cap
tain Joanfon by captain Brifbanc, of the Britifh
frisate dref6gka. Ga the gal Aagun, i'm com.
pany with the friga;e Au/ox, they dif;overed
ttrange fhip, and immediately made all Gail in
chaie, at tirit taking her for the Spaniih "a,
which is continually running in and out of the
HAVANA, when the 6gnal was made for LAYING
her on board. She ran in and anchored under
the guns of fort, fmall diftance to leeward
OF Havana, which mounted l6 guns, thirty-
Rx Founders /; and fhe was Imported by twelve
Run-boats, each mounting twenty-four poun.
der forward and a nine FOUNDER aft, and each
manned with 100 men. At IL A. NJ. the IRE.
fbgfa ran clofe in fhore, and anchored within
Pltoi mot OF the fr'gate; general action in-
tanty commenced, and in the courie of 90 mi
nutes the frisate truck. During the acton
7.ot the gun-boats were funk, and three of them
Dlew aP, the other two were run on fhore.
The tort ALTO, from fome accident, blew ND in
the engagement. The dretbuka was fet on fire
IN the action. by red-hot ihot from the fort.
and ieveral of her men were wounded by the
eXploilon of fome gun-powder in confeouence.
mere Were but two men killed on board the
"eDydi captain brlibane, his firft lieutenant,
the lieutenant of marines, and thirty feamen,
were wounded. On board the lie Pomona, the
captain and 10 men were killed, and 80 wound
ed, feveral of which had lince died of their
""snts e-s:c -1ajs.. "a oil a. !. ,rfrrv.
cd force, and did not approach the enemy till
after the tr'gate had ftru-k. The lie Pon,oua.
mounted 4ssuns, with $40 men, and was from
Vera Cruz, with valuable cargo of fpecie and
plate. 1t was tated fhe had on board one mil.
lion OF dollars, feveral trunks and boxes Of
which We're removed on board the Ar-ibuia, af-
.cr tee action, together with part Of the plate
ne drsf5yta mounts but 80 gune. CAPTAIN
Br'ibane lamented his inability TO fave anv of
the teamen on board the gun.boats that funk.
which; together with thofe OH board the boats
that blew up, he iuPpofrd mutt have amount
ca tc nearly 1000 men, befdes thofe that were
Killed on board the frigate, and blown up in
'"| io' '' Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
BALTIMORE, Sep. 9.

In our Gibraltar Chronicle of July ., we oh.
ferve paragraph Eating, that the Spanifl1 go.
vernment had iffued orders to put ls regiments
of infantry, of artillery, and IL of militia, on
the war footing. The conjedures concerning
their deftination are various, the following are
mentioned lift. An approaching rupture with
France; I'd. the regulars to be ient on foreign
expedition and the militia to do duty in the in
terror; this opinion is corroborated by the faef
of orders being fent to the Commander of the
Cadiz fquadron, confaing of eight fail of the
line, to hold himfsIf in readiness to Gail at mo-
ment's warning and by the well known want
in which Spanifh America itands of the atiifance
OF the mother country lowing to Miranda's ex-
pedition) is fuppofed to be intended for that
place. The Sd opinion is, that they are intend
ed to garrifon the Portuguese ports which are
to exclude Engliih fhips, and thereby fave
French troops the trouble, of overrunning the
whole country.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
GClen. Jnnieo.
NEw.YoRK, September q.

BY the arrival of the brig VigiIant, captain
Chrifie, in 10 days from Kingfon, lam. we
are turniibed with files of Jamaica papers to
the 9Th of Augut. On the 18th of Aueuft.
the fcbr. Stag, Excl, arrived at Kingdom, in
days from Aruba, bringing intelligence that
General Miranda, after all the difficulties he
had met with, bad at lat effected a landing ON
the Maine, and had taken Coro. The fol-.
lowing particulars are from our Kinghon pa
pers
KINGSTON, AuguR I9.
BY the ichooner Stag, we learn that Gene
raj Miranda in the Leaader, accompanied with
thirteen vef1els, among which there were one
or two Hips, had arrived on the coat of South
America, and landed near Coro, of which he
mad got pole fiion, and, by the reports preya.
lent at the departure ofthe Stag from Aruba.
had been iuccefsful in feverai engagements with
the Spaniards, and was penetrating into the
country.
Auguit Is.
we yeterday mentioned the arrival ofthe ex.
petition under General Miranda, on the Spa.
MN Main, and his fubfequent fuccefs; we are
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
From Bo2on, September 4.
DIRECT FROM HOLLAND

DIRECT FROM HOLLAND.
Letters were yefterday received in town bv
the arrival of the Meteor, captain Layton, from
Amfterdam, dated 18th July, which fate, that
in confequence of the communication opened
between the government of France and Eng
land, and the rumors of peace, refulting there
from, very feniible depreffion had been exoe.
rlenced IN the markets at that place that bat
few tales of colonial produce could be effected
at any price, particularly fugars that coffee
had fell to 20 n "a ftiverS, and was very dull
fale at that quotation. ''gta7
Captain Layton informs, that the Batayian
people were much dif1atisfed with the change
that had taken place in the government that
the difcontent among the lower orders, were
loud and general; and the administration of
their new fovereign extremely unpopular and
difguting. so :. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16

now, however, enabled to Rate the particulars
fomewhat more ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS captain
EGseli was taking in his cargo at Cape ST. Ro-
main on the Spaniih coaa, an overland difpatch
wasreceived there, containing &C counts OF, Ge-
neral Miranda having effected landing at Coro,
(Which is faid to he oniy IL hours fa,l from A.
ruba) that he had captured it, and was pro-
ceedmg up the country. 1t was alto aHerted,
that he was daily Joined BY the Spaniaris, and
had fevera kirmifhes with the government
forces, in all Of which he had been fuccefful.
The gentleman who furnilhed the cargo for the
Stag, Informed the captain Of her, TINT he was
obliged to be under arms the next morning a.
daylight. as every perfon not found in arms
againt Miranda were coufdsred rs his accom-
pieces, and intantly executed. Miranda is
aided by Britih force, but the exact number
not atcertained. He had been joined by Bril-
tifh frigate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
NORFOLK, September 4.
Correction.

Correction.
Inc statement in our lat of fir Edward Her.
ry s having reigned and gone for England, in
aiien0 with admiral Cechrane innot attacking
the French feet, we are told, by two gentI.'
men who were in the Wet Indies ar tbe t;n,s
is ncorrett, for that fir Edward failed for Enr'
land many days before admiral C. went in n,,r-
iuit of them, owing to his bad fate of health.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
Fro,n ph:LaIehL;a G..

Fr0n Pbiiadelpbia, September 8.
Arrived yefteyday afternoon, fhip Pbunix,
captain Green, 4s days from AmRerdam.-
Sailed the 10th July.-Reports of negotiations
for Peace, between Great-Britain and France,
had prevailed there, and deprefied the markets:
Previous, however, to the 10Th, expectations
of peace had greatly diminifhed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
Jsareigm sntsIligensr.
Further extrads from london papers reeeiped at
Baltimore.
LONDON, July IA.
LORD NELSON.

LONDON, July IA. i,
LORD NELSON.
luarious hero was not proved till the 4th in
Rant
cODIcIL.
aOdober the twenty-hrf, one thoufand
a. eight hundred and FIVE, then in fight of the
combined fleets of France and Spain, die
tant about ten miles.
"Whereas the eminent fsrvices of Emma IIa-
milton, widow of the right honorable FIR Will
liam Hamilton, have been Of the very greatelt
fervice to my king and country, to my know
ledge, without her receiving any reward from
either our king or country, firf,' that fhe oh
tanned the king of Spain's letter in 1896, to his
brother, the king of Naples, acquainting him
of his intention to declare war agaiHft England;
from which letter the miniftry fent out orders to
the then FIR J. Jervis, to ftrike itroke If OPP
portunity offered, againft either the arfenals of
Spain or her fleets that neither of thofe was
done is not the fault Of lady Hamilton; the OPP.
pertunity might have been offered. Secondly,
the Britiih feet under my command could ne
yer have returned the fecond time to Egypt,
had not lady Hamilton's influence with the
queen of Naples caufed letters to be written to
the governor of Syracufe; that he was to encou-
rage the feet being fupplied with every thing
fhould they put ato any port of Sicily; we put
into Syracufe and received every fuppy went
20 Egypt and dearoyed the French fleet |!
Could have rewarded thefe fervices would
not now. call upon my country, hut as that has
not been in my power, leave Emma lady Ha-
Initontherefore alegscy to my king and coun-
try, that they will give her an ample provilion
TO maintain her rank in life. alto leave TO the
bene6cence of my country, my adopted daueh-
Ter Hor6tO Mellon ThOmDfon and deIire
he will ufe in future the name of Melton only |;
thefe are the only favors l ak of my king and
country at this moment, when I am going TO
fight their battle. May God blefs my king and
country, and all thofe I hold dear---my relati-
oas it is needefs to mention they will, of
eourfe, be amply provided for.
:" NELSON AND BRONTE."
8, witt, 5HENRY FBLACKWOOD.,
'' T. M. HARDY"
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Captain WILTON informs us that Gaeta ftill
held out, and that in fortie the Neapotans
had been fuccefsful. Admiral Colingwood
continued the blockade of Cadiz.
Mere. Hdu.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16

The following is the quantity of ftrong beer
brewed in London, by the frft Fix porter brew
cries, from the 5th of July, 1905, to the 5th of
July 1906 -
=. Bayclay and Perkins, ss5,os4 bbls. Msux
& Co. ss4,oss; Truman and Hanbury, $685.
2s4; Witbread 6 Co. ao7,s55 Gyfford &
Co. l6o,s45; Goodwin & Co. l44,so4. To-
tai ,424,542.
Statement of the quantity of beer, dsnomi-
mated porter and tout, brewed in London, by
the twelve principal houfes, between the 5th
of July, 1905, & the 5,h of July 5000,
Menx, ls7,s49 Barclay, .ls2,529 Hanbu-
ry, l25,s2o; Whitbread, 1o4,Sll; Goodwin,
1885, Shum, 1911; F. Calvert, 64,475 /:
Brown and Parry, 57,4o4 Elliot 45,s4s; J.
Calvert, so,444 Cloves, s6,o5s; Biley sl,l75.
The Brtifh employ vef1els with odd names
to carry their pacific difpatches to France-the
BI6iiR and Bloodhound are among the latet
that have gone to the French COAT.
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a;:: amp, ..;
pirate devices, after the antique, is nearly fiuih-
ed for his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Suffex.
j. is intended to perpetuate the memory of The
gallant Mellon, by burning continually in re-
tired part of his Royal HighnciIe's houfe. The
ftand is a fine production ofart, from an anc-
cnt book of Gothic Architectural Ornaments,
inpolIefIioh of his Royal Highnefs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16

Continuation Of Foreign Intelligence, iron, Pa
pert reeeived at The office of The Public Led
ger, b. the FAtbsr St Sons, Captain Hip
knJ.
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princefes irons 5ocoi. TO soooi. and other parts
of che numerous family in like proportion.
They have alto continued the penhon granted
to admiral lord Rodney, to his grandfon, the
prefent lord Rodney.
July FL.
Sweden and Prnflia cannot be on worfe terms
than they now are. Neither the late interviews
with his Swediih maicay, nor the civilities
fhewn to him by the Prufian generals, have had
the eIfeSt of making him abate one ota of his pre-
tenhons; nor is it likely that they will, as long
as he is fure of aiiiitance from RuiIia to certain
extent. 1t is the apprehension of being inyov-
ed with Ru1ia, which has kept his Prufiian ma
jefy 70 losg quiet. To the lat application
from the court of Berlin the emperor of RuiIia
is reported TO have anfwered, that he was not
averfe TO employ his interference for the adult
ment of the dfpute, bat that If called upon,
he NUT fulfil his Ripnlations with Swedeu.
After this al1irance, we ihall be furprifed if
Sweden ihould recede, or Prufia perfevere.
The Ching boats Of Loweftoft and Yarmouth
were mutually furcefiful in the courfe Of lah
week by the former as many mackrrel were
caught in one night as fold in the morning upon
the beach for CISCO. The 6ra 100 fold this
fold for IS. per 100: Several boats, with part
of thofe lately caught, were Immediately diff
patched to Hull and on Friday laf fine mack
ercl were fold there as low as three half pence
each. Len. sab I
From Report laid upon the table of the
Hcufe of Commons, it appears, that the ma
nufaetory of cloth in Yorkihire has arifen in
the courfe of halfa century in the following pro-
portion: 80
Breads. Narrows. ~
1855 57,l25 1925 pieces.
1908 3oo,as! 165,s27 ditto.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21


z. The body toliiic.--Federal ply
sicians, no democratic quacks, for its
present disorders.
8. The Disfricr Of Nzire.-Tho she
now CHffs poor figure with her taIlov
Chandler and ordinary Cooke, we hops
soon for better things,
9. Czleb Sfrong-An upright man
We wish We could say 50 Of All his en-
mics.
10. Jrrscs SHilfuan.-Nfay he but be
known Is ~ Is, and the people must
prefer their Strong right hand, 70 their
co-ard ana irhcrfircrf grsaf-foe.
II. agriculture and CommeTces-De-
strnctioato him who would raise quar-
rel befgcen sisters.
Il. John Raz90lhh--An eloquent s
powerful sfafes' alfaess-
Is. Thomas JefersoH.-When he
shall retire to Monticello, We shall be
pleased with his best mode Of cor
rec.ing the procedure"
IA. The T5yeHty Senator's, who voted
rrssvor Of the report of the committee
or the governors electioA-From mer
of such consciences, good Lord deliver
us.
IS. Public honor and nati2nql hride.-
No Tribute nor any thing that Lo9k,
Ike IL.
10. The continual feast of a good
conscience TO every statesman.-Les.
stam-hatri0ts, Of course.
IL. The Fair.-We have room en-.
ough for the thousandth and ten thou
sandth generation.
Alter the toasts, a Song, written fol
the occasion, by Mr.. CHARLES PREN
TIss, was sung. [L2 The insertion
9fsyaich- is zHavotda6ky POSTPONED uni
or merit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21

1t 4 Cart Of Gezey4f SelToa5 ot re
Peace FIR tie c9zalty sf Cumberland.
5fgiia and b9lasn at Portland, faEll
county, on tic third 1heGlry If 11drc6
n ID. 1890.
ON tie petition Of the inhabitants IL tlk
town Of Pejeplcot, ID faid county, whereof
the foregoing Is copy, the Court order, hat
the petitioners caufe the fame. .with tbs order
thereon to be pu5lilled in the Po,flss4 Cs-efte,
thirty days, At lear, before the pfxt term Of
this Court which j to be holder az Portland,
within and for the county afoTelaid, On the
tirft TVeiday. Of Septsrnser next, thar any-
Perion may have ,sfPortpnity then and there
to appear, and thew caale why the prayer
thereof fhould not be granted
.fn1f, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CEsrk
Jug 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21


Ia Portimosth, Mr. c. B. Palmer, Of Hal
lowell, to Aifs Mary sherburne. - al
In DorcheiteE, Mr. William Halves. NOR
70 Nfifs Elizabeth Leeds.
In Haverhill, Mr.. VIM. Garland. mer ID
Poriinonth, to NIifs Elizabeth How-Canf
David Low, to Mifs Lydia Eames.
In England, Mr.. Knight, to Mifs Dav
The mott rigid lover of decorum and fobriet1
will not obiecf, we Prefume, to this mode Of
turning day into nigh.
AT the Friends Meeting, PhladeIphia.
Jsl;P6 Rst.eye4v, Printer, to Elisabeth Fisii
both OF that city.
Were to eEaaiag much iRchn'd,
'lwould fome amnfement Weld,
40 think this man, to rake and bind,
IS fIrml Ted with FialG fBgk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21

MASONIC NOTICE.
THE members Of drsiszf LaaI-hfIrk Lsdgs
are requelted 10 meet q. w. WIItl~H
TTso, Efq. Matter Of faid Lodge, at his houle
near Mr.. Ksllsgg's meeting -hcuie, on TUESDAY
EvESINo next, at half pan feven O'Clock, P.
NJ, on .peciaI bu6nefs.
Pr creey.
JOSEPH c. BOYD, Secretary.
THEy 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21

BIru-
In Portimsuth, Nr. Woodbury. Tucker, a
ged 80, member OF the Portfnoufh Mechan-
&c AGociatson.--In Poultney, Mr.. Eliiha
Hyde, aged 2s.-In Waterford, N. Y. Mrs.
Elizabeth Crsis, aged SO; her death was &C.
eaisned by drinking Eazesfrs, which fhe mfr
took for fats. in Newyork Hofpitzl, Mr..
Jonathan Ellis, Of Bottom, and Mr.. James
Hut, Of Kennebeck.-In Dover, Dell
Rev. Richard Whatcoat, one Of the Bilhops
Of the Methodilt Epifeopzl Church of Ameri-
ca he was truly pious, worthy man.
AZ Harplwell, Mr.. John Blake, aged A
drowned ny the upletting Of CanG, he left q
wife and i've children to lament this fad diff.
peniaticn.--In this town, an Infant Child
OF Mr.. Enoeh Moulton.
EKEcurED lin Newyork, the 18th inf,
Jehn Banks, native Of Newport, in Aufrian
Flanders, for the murder of his wife. He d.
ed perfectly competed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
IT WfRRFN

The birthday Of our National indie
pendence was celebrated on the 4th
inst. At Warren. A large procession
moved from the courthouse to the
Westinghouse, escorted by capt. Buck
L-in's company, where the throne Of
grace was addressed in very impress
sive manner by the Rev. Mr.. True /;
after which an appropriate Grafton was
delivered by Mr.. lanes D1arsIon. Suit
able pieces Of music were performed.
The procession then repaired to Mr..
Pages hall, where a numerous compa-
ny partook Of a very handsome enter
tainment. The hon. Samuel Thatcher
president, assisted by col. Joshua Head
as ViCe-President. The following.
toasts, accompanied by musick, were
drank with reiterated plaudits.
TOASTS.
I. The day ne cele6rate.-Mav the
spirit Of Independence nerve the whole
American -pcople, and repel with in
dignation The demand Of Tribute.
2. TIE Federal COMMUNICATIVE
It expose the falsehoods of its enemies
by its perpetuity.
3. The memory Of HIashtngton.-The
father Of federalism-the dread ofdem-
agogues.
4. MrSsactusetrsr--The moon OF
democracy for moment created a to-
tai eclipse but the sun Of federalism
viii burst from the gloom with increa-
sed splendour.
5. Coz. StTong-before whom vice
IS appalled,, and chicanery hides its
head.
8. Gen. Knor Il Co55.--The friends
OF Washington--the defenders Of their
country.
z. Jain Ada7ls--To whom meanness
and shame can never ascend.
s. Refiu6AcaHfsH--The glory Of Fed
\ eralists-the cloak Of diserganizers.
9. Honest men Of all ha+hcs-May
they not quarrel about names, till they
loose their rights,
10. Our Candidates for Governor.
MIR. Scattering" and James Sullivan,
with the omission of the 1.-THE only he
which was omitted.
III. The Fair Ser.-May their soft
yet mighty Influence be excited for the
good of millions:
II. The Clergy Of Dfassachusetts.-
May we remember their eminent SER
vices in the times which tried mems
souls"
IS. The Majority Of the Committee
Who counted the votes for Governor.
Convicted at the bar ofpubHc opinion.
May they be sentenced to confinement
at hard labeur-with their own con
sciences.
Ia. The virtuous minority in the
oenate--the guardians Of our rights
me real I" friends ofthe people,
Is. TTunton, Preble and The Aavy--
we revere their uienery and depiore
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21

N7Hereas Matilda, my wife, lat CO nv
bed and board, and behaved in an uahe-
coming manner.-This isto forbid all perfou.
harbouring or truFting her on my account, V
am determined 10 pay no debts az nor ctr-
tracing EBEEEZER RUDE.
July 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
1t 10. 3, Long -HTa,5,
100 caik Sugar HID. Nails, and
20 do. Claret Wine, entitled to aeben-
ture.
100 boxes mould Candles,
IS do Spermaceti do
so bbls. Mefs x No. j, Beef,
$50 half bbls. do DO do
40 bbls- Bone Middlings, and No. i,
Pork,
20 chefs Hyfonfkin & Souchong Teas,
Bales Georgia Cotton,
Quarter caiks Malaga Wine,
Pipes 18th proof Barcelona Brandy,
Gin-cafes and Ship Bread,
BY Josbna RicbaydJon.
June 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
RIM AWAY

FROM the fubfcrber, an indented Anpren-
:, tice, by the name Of THOMAS FLEM-
IN, about eighteen years old, S feet inches
high, light complexion--had on when he
went away, blue Jacket and duck frowfers.
Whoever will return fsid runaway to his n1af-
ter hall receive ten cent? rsrrar1, and no char
ges paid. Thofe who harbor or trulf him win
fuffer the penalty Of the law.
7HS "a. PETER MINToSH.