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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-28

fSf SssrefSy IF STATE tb- i1pre7veuf Of Aneri.an
Jea~s" BY 5ritj1 ps6lt.
The feeretary Of hate, in compliance with the or
der of the Houfe of Representatives of the och of
January, direing him to lay before it return of
the number of American fean,en who have been inn
preed detained by the fhips of war or prvateers
of Great Britain, whole names have been reported
to the Department of fate fince the fatement was
made to the Houfe, at the laG FELTON, Of Consrefs
nientsning the names of the perons in,preied with
the names of the ihps veels by which they were
imPreaed, and the time of the impreilmen, topeth
er with any fas and circumstances in relation to the
lame, which may have been reported to him: Eating
ALTO the whole number of American feamen inpre-
led, from the commencement Of the prelrnt war in
Europe, and including in feparate column the num-,
her OF paiitngers, if any, who may have been taken
out Of American veiies coming to the United States
from Europe" has the honour TO trani;t herew ith
the names ct nns b~needa AMI Thirteen periou, who ap-
pear to have been impreiIed from American yeiIeis,
and whole names have been reported to the depart
ment OF tate hnce the la fatenent made to Con-
grei.; together with determination in the par,icu-
lars required by the order, except as hereafter men
toned.
The aggregate number Of imrref!nents into the
Brish iervice, ince the commencement Of the pre-
TENT war in Europe is found to be s7v. bsgand fun
braA-ei and Eventy three
Iii not eafy TO diitingnifh, with accuracy, how
many OF theie perons really not citizens of the
U. S. but the column of remarks, added to the lii
in lieu OF this determination, will exhibit iome ground
for judging of the fact
1t has not been deemed neceiIary to make fepa.
rate column forimpreed paengers as this delcription
OF Perfnns nave been reported to be imprecd but in
the fsw cafes lubjoined
IL is proper to oblerve, that fmal part only Of
the period ince the at Abatement there wa, an agent
for feamen for the leewsrd lands at Jamaica the
gentleman who then held the charge having refgnei
it, and another, who had been appointed to fucceed
HIM, having declined accepting it. The agent ap-
pointed for Antigua having been abftnt from that IT.
land dnce his appointment, in May la(, no returns
have been received from the windward iilands From,
theie eircumtances it is very probable, that many
impreisments have been made in the Wen Indian
feas which, though of recen date are no, INCLUDED
in the preient report.
Ill rv6ie6 If y5bet9fs!y f.5nitt4d.
JAMES MADISON
D.parfwsnf Of STATE, Mxeb 5.
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AN ACT
u srfendjnrJGaion in certain efs 10 far jsdgcs and
fate eogrf5.
ne u esat7eib y he Sandfe and HoOjS of Rep,eEst,-
G7cS ofBe United Sfgfes NJ T1-yjes in CozrreG aE0r-
blcf, That the REFLECTIVE county courts within, or
next adjoining the dlriGs herein after ier,-
toned, fha!l be, aud are hereby authorized 10 take
cognizabcs Of all complaints and projections for
fines, pe,aties and forfeitures aring under the re-
venue laws the United States, in the ditrSs of
Chatnplain, Sseket Harbor. Ofwego, Genefee, Ma
CARA aud BufFalse Greek in the hate Of Nsw-York,
and in the dlrid of Prefque lie, in the Rate Of
Penuylvsnia, and the dittil attornits of Newly or
AND fennfylvania REFLECTIVE, are hereby authorized
and Greeted to appoint, by an attorney as
iber fubititutr or deputy respectively tn profeeuie
for the United States in each of the faid county
courts, who fhall be fworn or slrmed 10 the faithful
execution n his duty, rrnfeeutor aforefaid Pre-
vd that this authority ihajl be confirmed TO ex-
tend jntidiaion TO che county courts aforeiad over
any civil eaufo, which may srre in any If thofe re-
diRres, for the collection Of duties payable 10
the United States, Of bonds or ecure. given for
the fecosity and payment Of du,ie, to ths United
Crates.
SIC. 2. dribs hfayi5sy esse7eS, Ths, the county
courts sforsiaid, ar the FRA Judge Of each d iaid
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TO BE RENTED.

7HE large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
i Main-Street can of the Market, formerly oecu-
pied by Cohen and Ifaaes, and lately by Capt Iohu S.
Pleaiants; it is good and FOR buinef. and iui,ae
Tor the accommodation of a large family,
ALTO, the HOUSE Formerly known by the Ggn
OF the bird in han at the corner Of the ilreet lea
ding to church hill to bathof ;hefe tene,.nts gar.
dens are attached. fhe terms will be moderate, and
made known on application to James Wh;telaw, fer.
jeant Of the City, or to
JACOB !. COHEN.
February IS. (2awtf
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ANECDo1E.

a French Able among very large party, had a
violent dhPute with gentleman fitting the bot
tom of the table, the dlance between them rendered
the accomplishment of any perlonal infur impratti-
cable, Sir, Qaid the gentleu,an) if were near
you, ihould give you box OH the ear, 10 you may
eonhder tine blow as given" And, Sir, (replied
The Ab5e) were near you, hould draw my fword,
and run you thro the body, 70 you may conder your
felf asdead."
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FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND, in the county of Anne.
| \ liza, containing 500 acres, within one mile OF
the Court houfe, abou. forty from Mancbeit.r, and
the fame fren Petersburg. There is mott exeel!eu,
ttand for Tavern this land. a credit of one
two ndthree years, will be given for the greater
part OF the pnrehafe money. The fubfcri,er ALTO Of
fers Tor iae, about twenty negroes conitng of n,e
women asd children. Credit Of twelve month,
will be given and could they be fold in families
| would allow credit of two years
WILLIAM ARCHER.
Powhatan, March IL. If
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FOR SALE,

TUX SHLE,
LIVE hundred acres of LAND in Powhatan Conn.,
4 ,y,lying on the Buckingham road above tho
Court Houie; four fifths of which is in woods and
we'll timberrd ALTO, four five hundred acres w.
ing on Appamatto1 river, bounded on the upper fids
by Maj. Peterfield Archer, and on the lower by Mr.,
John Powall. The above is part of the land general
ly known by the name of the fighting creek ella,e,
Terms will he made known by applying to Wm
Burnley living thereon, or to the fubfcriber
WIN. RANDOLPH,
Wilton, March a. Gig
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TO BE SOLD.

To s6e hisbsR bidder, en- tie t,ymies, on TIE Ara
dag Of Nay nest,
60 m"eb Of THE LAND, eOberson Toba EelIa
> i1'eI, IN TIE county Of Cumberland, late The
Pr9pery Of Peter Franejleo. as zviN pay tire ha-
lance claimed efbim, BY Samuel G. adams, Of
+. l6o' zvitb Ht mfereR, BY 1,irtne Of q deed Of
trS9 e*efHfedfo me- BY tbe/aid Peter Franeiiea,
far that pH-heif.
CREED TAILOR, 7ruRes,
Mare6 Is. (ehtdJ.
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IMPORTANT to- SpORTsMEN.
February IS.

oq ~s 29tl aey IF Ap'A nest, zoW& eS5,ed ,}s, Iat,
az the Bo7oiirg Gyeca il Caroline eounty,
'HE STUD, of the late col. John Heones, con-
L fitting of imported and country bred Stations.
Brood Mares, and their produce, for feveral years
paft-total about one hundred head. This is GER
tainiy the moft numerous, and probably the bet f.
leStsd Sud- ever before offered at public auction in
this country as is well known, THAI the late own
er, iPared neither money Or exerton, in procuring
both at home and abroad fuch Rock as apreared
mott certain to inure him fuceels, as breeder. To
gentlemen who may feel difpoGton to engage i'm
medately in the fports Of tbe turf evera ne three
and four year olds eouId be highly recommended. for
llze blood and figure. Should any of the Stud horl,
be farmed out for the approaching fpring, the fale
ofueh, will be potponed, until the expiration Of the
feaioo- The other Rock will he fold without referve
The terms Of fale will be one half Of the purebafe
money payable in fix and the Other at IL months n
De iecnred by bond, with approved feeurites, to Car
~ intereh from the date if NOT puneuay paid.
comfortable difeount will be made for caG..
Gentlemen in the neighborng lates are hereby
alured, that the ale & Poftively take place on the
day above Ra,ed.
A catalogue will be exhibited, Eating age, blood.
&c. o. TNO1'
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with Boot; or Shoe,as well as if they were on thc
ipot.......A-the length Of the Boot. Ground ,bs
Caf...B-the pitch Of ditto..D--round the heel and
inftep.4.Eround the infey...O --acrofs the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heel againft aperpendieuiar, and
itiek knife at the end of the great toeet down in
hgure' the number Of inches and quarters, in the diff
'rs'' meai"fe'' January !. rptf
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a LII Ptrlon5 baUiqg claims agai1R TIE eRafe
1 4 Of Job" HooDrc5, des'd. Of he BozDii0r.
Green, are Je7@eRed to make fben knozVn, fE3f
PtoyLho7 ngGg be made for q final /effiemeat.-
ma fb2/e mde6fed MN maxi i1imedf4te bny-
meHf 10 JOHN HOOMES, and
JOHN o. VOOLFOLK,
Gan. 90. II
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT q SHOE MANUFACTURER.
hAIN-sTREET, RICHMOND,

MAKES Boots & Shoe
Iva to any pattern or fsih.
ion, equal in point of Ma.
TERIALs and WoRKMAn.
SHIP to any in general vGe.
b Imported Doors and
sHoEs, Of the firi quality
and newell fafhiop, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a III,
lance, who are difpofed to
forward me their neafure,
by paying attention TO the
annexed cut. can he 6,,oi
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i'9f, 10 Offn='-. ~ 1903
PORTS & HARboRs. DsiJ. Cts.
Portfmouth, N. H. 1854 4s
Glonceaer (Cap--Ann) Mas 4,6ss &c
Marblehead, MATS 1888 60
Salem, do. 5aos os
Portland, do. 1884 66
Bottom do. ls6l95 IL
Newport XIII 1895 Oh
New London, Conn. IesIs %
WORK, 1884 IL
Fort Miflin, Penn. l7l,ss4 81
baltimore, Md. ilo35S 4s,
Annapolis, do, 1896 Is
Norfolk, Vir. ssssa %
Alexandria, do. s936 sc
Cape FeaF q ceracock Inlet, n. c, 1864 "a
Beacoa-IBsHh, lsi6 10
Charletan, G. c. 56s5I 90
georgetown, do 822 81
Savannah, Georgia, s,Ile e6
Point Petre, (St. Msry's) do, $4,000 81
Total dolls 9436lo &c
Executive Of the fun of a22slo
collars expended by the fate for which fhe has re-
eeived credit at the Treaury, account Of the ba-
lasce due by her the United States.
H.DEARBoRN.
W~ Department, Eel. 1870, 1905.
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REPORT

t6s Secretary Of STATE tb- ,prevo1f Of Aanrisan
jeaN'ss BY 5rit;6 p.6tA.
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TOTAL SUMS

TOTAL SUMS
Dys1yfd BY tie Uatea Slater fer tsrtfyisg te,ts ssd
1orbO'' snbio fbs Ei0re, Gnss tie 2ofJ of l1s,e6,
1874, 10 Dsa=!.. slf 1908.
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15p autboritn.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
u srftadjurJi57on in certain eyfs 10 fae jaag.s ana
fate eogrk.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-27

eve,,'o have been 100 we'll acqu,;,..,
hls duty as soldier 10 be suTnriss NV viii
sorrender By such astrataeem s ~, mo
slough sae tAustsians were 70 b... Wis
made lassEuments in this deception 'ssa
Appearances become evety law
hostile upon the contiaeat. bo.b ma .n''s
and Prussia prepare With great sc,iy, ,aa''
sa1ony IS to furnish 60 thslia,.er tyen,y
thousand men. and Russia has a ws 2 W
Pointed array ready Tor the field F.H
Austria greatly 10 tie credit Of The s
duke Charles, has already restored h. s@
my and sappIisd her wasted maos. VI
arms and military stores, aud nav sooa p''
able 10 take q decided part 10 any new w.
that may be provoked by the iasatisb4 :"
blllon OF Bonaparte. "''
Our private correspondent at Hanho. -
states a report current there, thai the o. o.
pe'or OF Russia has saken possession -
Prussia Proper AMI even K oin.psbe,c;.
set, as security that Prussia wlI ar !,
concers With the allies ~ the anoroacbna
war. II this be correct PC nay soon ss.
pecs TO see Lord LauderdaIe 10 Len
don.
b. letters froua s',e Hague it appears TIA,
the CREATES; actlsity pfeYsiis IN tic mill a.
ry preparations OF he array of Holland
AsFfenea army Of forty thousand oe,
comprising ien thousand Da,ch, is 10 h.
stationed OF he Ens, in Bsr,aeim.
4 decree Of divorce has been fornal'y
publishsc at Paris, OF thr marriage between
jerome 8oaaparie, and Miss Psaey,o,
Report says that brother jg,cme IS @ be
ia'medistely unied TO a Foreign P,io.
cess.
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
NEW.TORK. November 81.

By the ship Liberty, captain Chew, who
arrived at this por; yesterday in so days
from Liverpool, the editor of sae Bier.
camille Advertiser has received Gle of
London papers to The eveo;ng' Of the
3Oh Of September. Lloyd's Lists of the
same date and Liverpool paper Of the
ed October, the day previous to the YES.
sells sailing.
The following extracts, and few articles
Of marine news, comprise whatever in
these papers is politically or commerce..
ally interesting.
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ssationsu on .he LES, IN heIiheirn
4 decree Of divorce has been forna'y
Published at Paris, orthe marriage between
jerome 8oaapar,e, AID Miss Psaey.o,
Report says that brother Fgacm. IS @ be
Immediately united 10 Foreign Pin.
cess.
Dszva.ng-Ssree., Sept. z5.
The king has bern pleased 70 causr !,
TO DC sigoifed by the 2,ght ;Ioo. Lord
ViSaooni Houjsk. his Msies,y's arinc,ps
Secretary Of Stasc fer ;1orc;go 4fairs, 10
the ministers cf friendly and ueug2l pow.
ers resjdrnl &. THIS coafl, that bls MAJESTY
having been Pleased on the tenth day Of
Ray last 10 ditect lha2 the necessary mea.
sures e.;ouiG be ;akea for The blockade Of
the coasIs. rivers and portc t.ou1 the River
k.bs 70 ihe port oi Er=ss. beth inclusive,
is s, present discontinued AID that rom
tbs date hereof, nc navigation OF the
COATS ,riyeSs, and onrts. from the riverEibc
to the river Ems, bcih inclusive ia as freq
as If suca b.ccEGce3 aad Geger taSsa
place.
September 80.
Price q Stocks this day at one o'clocs.
Coaaols, nnney. 63 y -ior acc. So !;
---0nnlcr 744-Ezcheqlsr Hi.Is, par 3s
dis.
It will. wc ere psrsuadsd, give general
aad warm sa,lsfactIon 10 :ha army. aud TO
the cono1rg, 10 !earn toe ii6eralty Of GO.
vesGnea:, II pe;a at.enliy appointing the
brase geasr4l Selesford "a Commander IA
chief at 8acnos Ayfes, gith nc came sa-
lazy as possessed by the SpARlah governor,
VIZ. lo,o3ol. per annlG.
Ike ualaes O! several gallant officers,
whom VIC Ia;eIy ,Dentioncd, are, We are
glad 10 near, ;sciy 10 Be socn employed,
and he long lco1cd fer and Ealkcd Of bre.
VET TO come &Ql.
Geoe.a.s England & ST, John are going
to Portsmouth on visit to iheir foe regi.
s.euts goiug :heoce on foreign service.
ExpedfhoHs The 9Th Light Dragons
Carl of Koasiyu's r-gimons;) the 17th
duo, Of which the han. gen. Grey is leu
,ecans colorel; the 5;hs 36'h, Ssh, and
89th foot; and the 7sh, 9th, and part OF
s,h and 9Th German legion, s!lll rema'n At
Portsmouth. Tee ardent, Of Ga guns,
captain Donc'ly, sailed yesterday from
Portsmouth,. Coione! Crawford, secretary
10 Mr.. Windhsm, wi.h the rank of brga.
der general, certainly goes in command
Of the troops at Portsmouth on a separate
aud particular service. Colonel CrawEurd
is u,au of science, Of the finest military
yaleat, ADD though his prssen. rank is not
high. he has been rs long in the army as
most OF our lieutenant generals.
4" Plymouth, Sept %.
This morning early sailed to the west
ward, the Plovsr, Of IS guns, and gun
brig Of II guus, having under their con.
voy 12 transports, ~ith the 45th, a7Ih, and
95th regiments of foot on board. 1t IS
said that they are to touch at Falmouth
The transports with the 10Th regiment on
board, are gone up Hamosze, in order tna'
the men may be removed from them 100
copper.botsonaed ships, previously 20 then
sailing for Buenos Ayres."
Paris journals to the 26,h inst. inclusl'e
aud Dutch to the same date. have been re-
ceived, the contents of which are OF con-
siderable importance.
They confirm what we yesterday s'a's'
that Bonaparte has left Paris. Ihe tac' -
announced in the Moai.ear 10 the folio"
Ing short nsslse;
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presented as an incumbrance. A few
months ago the Morning Chronicle repre-.
! sentea it as such, and deprecated the ldea
of attempting to take il. The language o.
the Foxites is, that we had already TOO ma
ny colonies, and Of course, that Bonaparte
may take all he can find. Look at their
publications of last winter. See In Cob
bet and the Chronicle, both equally exc.
Grating the commercial Interests OF this
country, and representing tina; it would be
a benefit to society if the plough were 70
pass over the city of London. Have we
forgot Cobbet's triumphant tone when ne
asserted that BALKAN must yield his gold to
the iron of Bonaparte Have we forgotthe
malignant joy with which lheChronicle an
bounced that !" this purse.proud, ignorant
genef alton would soon be humbied {" Aud
Can we doubt that the revolutionary reye.
ries Of Mr.. Windhans, which look to an
agricultural and rural state Of society, "a
Their than to commercial and maritime
strength, will be acted upon IN preference
TO that system which alone has made and
can continue the existence OF the British
empire? Nights righi with France. She
has no other law and we must follow the
same rule, or become he victims OF our
silly dreams about eqa!ty and justice as Q.
ther nations have become, and IS the late
king Of France became. We must rise
with the difficulties Of our situation, not
sick under them, whining and suiyelllag
ike Mr.. Fox. France looks around her,
ard seizes every thing within her power.
We should do the same. This is the Only
way 10 which We can keep pace with her,
and counterbalsnce weight OF her enor-
nous acquisitions 1t has been well and
truly said, by a French post TOO, that sibe
trldentof Neptune is the. scePtrs ct the
world" This trident never was more
hrniy In our hands, and we sruss We shall
continue 10 hold il, even though lord How
lex is FIRST lord ST the admiralty This
trident can give US Spanish America, can
give US all the Spanisa,ani Porag sc CO
ionies, and this IS The noaent In which We
should take possession OF hem. Their
conquest is necessary both as a measure Of
precaasi2n, and as q means OK denaty
o! precaution against France, OF lademai
~, or rather as. an equivalent, for her &C.
quislsious. Ihisis the only aay left us Of
counteFbalancipg her power, and il we ne
glect the oPpor,uaily, j; may never again
occur. France has hitherto spared Spain
and Portugal from no 0 her ueotive bus far
ts;as he moment she marched an army a.
cross Inc pyrenees, We should ssiae their
colonies. She viii endeavor duciog peace
TO possess herself of those co!onles hFai,
and 10 selze the mother eoontrIes atcer.
wards. This should be wsrl!y guarded. a.
gainst at this moment~
--1e%:
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T.oNDor Sentemi,er 90

LoNDoN, September %.
The mails due on Sunday se'nighs and
Wednesday last. arrived this morning. It
is quite certain that Cataro is still 10 the
hands of the Russians. Il also appears
tina. Napoleon has been disappointed 10
one raec. which he expected from D'Ou.
bril's treaty.
The sigaing Of this treaty was notified
to the Russian commsndant at Cataro, in
the hope that without farther orders he
would give up the place. lie seems how.
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FROM THIEBAUL.E'5 kNECDoTE!
or FredryicE the Ggtt.

III FfeGeFGCk lie Of>eW-
The psucs,# one evening conceived
fancy 70 take a view Of ,h> different sove
reigns CT Europe We happea, sir, TO
be alone" said he 80 me; 80 one we'll
hear US; Les US abuse eli ,h1 ktug9 we
know ~ g With all NY heart replied (,
laughing "le, va take our revenge tiiai we
are MOI kings ourselves !" s We viii eS-
ceps Frederick, because we are under his
protection, aud he is my uncie: because
he gives rs both our daily bread anc be.
cause he is a eres, man = By alI nears;
to except him Will be beth pt4.dsns ana jes,;
and of this he is really deserving. We
vii! also except old Amadeus, because he
has been tolesabiy gooG kiag during the
greatest part OF his reiga, Constant in VIC
accomplishment Of his duties, faithful to
the rules of sound political wisdom and
even great on certain occasions "a. It's conn-
rencemen1. g So letis be then; we viii
pardon Amadeus his clisgracetnl jealousy
of old marshal de Villars IN favor Of his
perseverance in doing all he could. Let
us now proceed TO sotae other" We
will say nothing OF Raarsa Theresa, tho
il is not impossible TO extract some good a.
necdo,es in her favor from The long resi-
dences of Messieur, Van Switeu, Metes.
tasio and Kawni,z, at her court. Bun the
epocha was 60 brilliant at the moment of
her as ending the throne! She was at that
moment so truly great, that 20 other part
of her reign should be considered; on the
contrary, isis bus equitable to draw cur-
{ tain over the rest, and the ESQ, as she
! was a woman, and beaueiiul woman"
/ !" am glad, as We are 70 have curtain at
| our disposal. TO find your highoess wiling
! 10 use il on this occasion, though it is al
most pity, considering the beauty of Ma
/ ria Theresa We will also let alone
Catherine the Second, for whom antiquity
will furnish Us with more than one compa.
William ef Branswicb, nephew to Frede-
rick,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20
FROM THE u. S. GAZETTE.

Spamb Mm:fr.-We beg leave
to recommend to he attention Of our
9is9urous and bigb lPirlted adminiitra-
ton the the following more written bv
Mr.. Secretary Vernon by order Of
the king Of England, dated he goth
Sept. 1899, and fent to the Spanllh
ambafadour then reGding ar The court
of London.
/" HIS maj.fy having feen the pa
per which the fecretary of the ambai-
iy of Spain has lately deliverel, by
order Of your excellcncy. 10 ieveral
Of the lords juitices OF the kingdom
his majcity has found the Contents ID
infolent and fictitious, that Ia rcirlit-
ment Of ID extraordinary pecccsd-
ing, and which can By no means be
iuitiied by the law of nations, he or
ders thar you so out Of his domimons
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20
printing,
Singing Scb0oI5.

THE following books forthe ule Of Schools
4 and religious iocieties are for iale by
ISAAC ADAMS, al his Bookitore, NO. 4,
fJg1a'ss--viz.
The Wyorre)fsr Editi0n of Sacred
Hy1uOzy, a new edition corrected and fevifed
with large additions. lPriee, 10 dolls. doz. 1
doll. Jingle.
TIE Notbern Harmony, being col
lection from the works OF many approved au-
thors of facred mu6c; to which is added, a
number of original tunes. Price dolls. doz
IS CTS. Jingle.
Oriental Harmony Price 3 dolls.
so cts. doz. s7k cts. Gng'e.
Village Harmony, fxth edition, i'm
proved and enlarged. Price 10 dolls. doz. l
doll Jingle.
Initruetions for th- Gernsan Flute
and Violin.--violin Strings &c. O7. liz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20

SITUATED in Buxton, about 4 miles from
Portland, coAhlting of 20 acres Of land
moi Of which is under good improvement,
and yields yearly about 95 tons Of Hay, all Of
:.gsod auality--hasa valuable young orchard,
- accommodated with convenient Dwelling
Route aad new Barn s2 foet by 40 the a.
oove premies viii be fold on very Reasonable
terms Tor Caih--for particulars inquire of
JOSHUA DECKER, Of Buxton.