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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
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IN this town las evening. BY the Rev. Doc
Deane, Ala Radington ECq Of waterviHe 70
Mrs. Hannah Hobby of this town.
At Falmouth, by Rev. Caleb Bradley, Mr..
Jonathan SAWYER, jun. to Mifs Sally Sawyer.
Capt. NathHritl Freeman Of Corhan, ~
Miis Lydia Window, Of the former place.
AT GOrham, by the Rev Mr.. Moves, John
Elder, to Mifs Polly Iakeman.
In limerick, Mr. John Burbank, of Stan
dilh to Mils Sally Fech, of Limerick.
IN Georgetown, Mr.. Nicholas Kingston.
botanit and merchant "a Mifs Elizabeth
Bloomfield, 6ffer 70 the celebrated anthor Of
the FIr1ty's Boy."
At BrookieId Mr.. Philip White. ner. Of
Portland, to Mifs Abigail Gutter. daughter Of
Gen. Iohn Cutter, Of the former place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
34tb Army Grand BuHehn.
VIENNA, Nov. 10

VIENNA, Nov. 10.
All the columns of the Grand
Army are marching with the great
eft rapidity through Msravia, leav-
ing the Danube many leagues behind
A patrohng party Of cavalry hay-
ing advanced to :he gates of Pref,
burg (CapifGi ct Hungary, ab5nt ffy
miles enR Of VisnTa, on TIE DanHte !
topped the courier from Venice, by
whole letters the information was re-
ceived, that the Archduke Charles
was retreating by forced marches, to
relieve Vienna.
The Emperor of the French, by a
decree dated from the Palace Of Sho-
enbrunt, (Vienna) has ordered, that
the province Of Aulria ihall have a
Governor General, a Superintend-
General, and other colonial officers.
p At Ulm, Bonaparte toid tie AHi-
fGan etFce,5 that A4jfria Baud 10 Sn-
ger bs q p97Usr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
HORRIBLE MURDER =

ExtraH of a letter TO a gentleman in
Richmond, dated Halifax, January 70.
Z" There happened in this county
few days fince, the mott brutal mur-
der ever known. The murderer is
i'll the hands of the law, and is to
undergo an examination this day
1t is in proof that Willis Williams,
a young man late from Kentucky, in
character of bortc trader, did in O.
pen day, with Pelcax beat out the
brains Of a young man named John
Dixon, the itore keeper Of LiPfoomb,
Ragland & Co. in the fore houfe Of
the fame after which he robbed the
trunks, of the houfe, and t5ok out
of them money and bank notes to
the amount of 1900 or 2ooo dollars !;
after which he lecked the door, leav-
ing the dead body alone in the houft,
threw away or fecreted the key, con-
ceaIed the axe in the ncighboring
woods, and concealed the hIver to the
amount Of one hundred dollars, to
gether with the merchants private
papers, in hollow tree, all of which
were found"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

In this town on saturdaymorning, ABIGAIL,
the wife of TB.Has Goodag, ageR sO-the fu-
7ral viii proceed from tho houfs of Nj,
"rcl4 Goodiag, At I o'clock this dav--the
Friends Of the deceafed are defred 10 attend
without further invitation.
AT Falmouth, Edwarla child Of the Rev.C.
Bradley.
" Life is fpan, Aeeiing hour,
How ioon the vaneur flies
Nan is tender tranfcient flower,
That in the blooming dies
IN Milford, icon Mrs Ann Buckingham,
5et. 81.
In Norwich, (C } Mr.. Elijah Kingefly, at. ss
In Smithfeld, (RL) Mr. Richard Aidrich,
ct. "a.
In Portfnouth Mrs Prenix, at os.
In Berwick, Mrs. Rhoda Lamber.
IN Piermont, IN ~ John Patterfon, Ef9.
at a.
In Mount Vernon, Mai Paul Blake. aet 30
In Middletown, Ns MIR. Abel AvriIl, ct %
At fea, of a palmonic confumption, on hiI
pafage from Norfolk, for Charlel1on, Rev.
Jofeph Wafhburn, 1T 50, Paflor Of the Church
Of CHRIST, In the fr9 fociety in Pennington
Connecticut.
In Charlehown, Mr. Edward Gardner, at.67,
Widow Anna Windhip, at one hundred
years.
In Bolton, Mrs Rebeccs Howe, wife Of Mr..
Nathaniel II. at, 37-Widow Ruth Harrins-
ton, aet. rs, late Of Lexngton-Mrs. Mary
Chale, ct 33-Mrs Lucy T. Pratt, wife of
Mr.. Elias P. ct. 3l.-On the 10th Jan. ult.
while o" a viht TO this town, very fuddenly
Mifs Elizabeth Clark, 9t.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
WaiBmgten, Jan. 20, 1906,

The following important reGolu-
ton was offered by Mr.. Gregg, and
committed to the Committee Of the
whole on the fate Of the Union
Where's Great Britain imprt(-
fcs citizens of the United States,
and compels them to ferve on board
her hips Of var, and ALTO ftizes and
condemns veAtls belonging to citi-
zens Of the United States, and th'er
cargoes, being the bona tTaf p roperty
of American citizens, mot contraband
Of war, and not proceeding to places
beseiged or blockaded, under pretext
Of their being engaged in time OF
war, in a trade with her enemies,
vich was not allowed in time OF
peace.
" And whereas the government OF
he United States has repeatedly re-
morirated to the Britiih govern
ment aCainf thefe injuries and dc
manded fatisfa6ion therefore bu;
without effect.
Therefore, Refolved, That until
equitable and iatisfadory arrange
meHts on theie points fhalI be made
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

came oul til. other fde, without do
ng him any material injury. Ills
pocket book, containing ass dollars,
and fcyeral notes, was then deliver
ed up, and they went off. One OF
them was about five feet ten inches
high, and rather eorPulent the 9th
=r fhortcr, fender, and OF light
complexion and both dreiied IN
Mort dark colorcd coats, or tallor's
Jackets.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
B 1STON, FEB. 3.
DARING ROBBERY.

Lac Wedne(day night, about -
o'clock, as Daniel Runcls, of Haver-
Hill, was Paiiag througI. Andover, a
few rods from Chickering'S tavern
two men armed with gun and bay
onet, topped his neigh, and deman
ded his money. But he repeatedly
refuled TO deliver it. when they at
tempted 10 fab him in the breaf
but as he iPrang from them his foo;
nipPed, and the bayonet entered bis
left lid<, pafed under his clothes and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
Bv The .MalH.

| KOCEFORI SCOHDkON.
Capt. Conn, who has arrived here
from Nahdu, New Providence, has
furniilied Us with the Nahau Royal
Gazette, Of The If Of January, con
tanning the following further infor
mstion Of the French fquadron of
five fail of the line, two irigates a
brig and cutter, commanded by Ad-
miral L'Almane, from RochefOrt, viz.
Nassau, N. p JAN. I, ,sc6.
E.traa5 from The Journal kfPry Capt.
Reilly, aftJe brig Eliza o Mar.
"Sailed from New York the 10th
of September, and arrived at Tene-
rife the 9Th of Nov. where he learnt
the following intelligence.-That the
Roehefort fquadron, conlilting Of
five fail Of the line, three frigates,
and two brigs Of war, with the Cal
cu,ta Englith 50 gun flip, and fix
Euglifh merchant hips, prizes to
the fpuaJron, had arrived at Santa
Croix on the Sd ul:. which caufed an
embargo TO be laid on all veilels d.
re6tly, which was to continue while
the fquadron was in port. They
had funk feveral Englifh fhiPs that
had very valuable cargoes, on accouut
of their bad falling, not being able
to keep up with the fquadron-that
they had uniformly funk or burned
all Neutral vefels they fell in with at
fea, that were either bound 10 or q
lsng the COATS of Europe, to prevent
intelligence getting to the Engli(h
feets-that they had taken out thair
crews and told them they mutt go
with them to France, and fhould be
paid by the Government, the full a
mount with damage sc. that among
the Neutrals, were the following A
merican vehels, viz. brig Minerva,
Salter, of New-Y ork, brig Two
Friends, Fenwick, Of Charlefon,
with valuable cargoes, were both
burned fch,-, tucker, Of Bottom,
fchr.-, Sergeant, of do. The num-
Der of Neutral vefels, taken and
deltroyed by the fquadron, amount.
ed to 26, the captains Of which, dur
ing the day, were allowed the liber-
ty of geing on fkore, but the fame
privilege was not extended TO their
officers or crew. The Commander
in Chief, Monheur lie Almane, had
taken all their papers, and given to
each a certificate, Eating he had de-
Rroyed their vefTels and cargoes, and
that they NUT apply to the Minifter
at Paris, for a remuneration"
Capt. Conn adds, that on the 9Th
December the French fquadron left
Teneriffe +; and that an American
vef1el (the Eliza-and- Mary Reilly, of
New Y ork) fell in with them on the
7th, Ieneriffe then in Gght, and faw
them capturing the outward-bonnd
Cork fleet, conGaing Of about 40
fail, one of which being fat lailer,
fpokc the American vellcl and in
formed, that it was probable mott Of
them would fall into the hands Of
the French.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
35tb Army Grand Bulletin.

II. Q. S5oenbr1m- Palace, Nov. 10.
The RufIian army, under the
Barron De Wintringerod, Rrf aid
de-camp to the Emperor of RulIia,
has capitulated to Prince Murat. 1t
is J,Iid, Iii army is composed 9C 10000
men
The AuHriaS army has requefed
permiiion of the French, TO with
draw from the Rufiau which has
been allowed. Gen. Vialaus has
made his entry into Prefburg.
Marhall Ney, after feveral battles,
in which he beat tie Auitrians, has
taken pohefio On of the Iyroll.
Gen. Klein, with his diviiion of
dragons, has made an incurGon IN
TO Bohemia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

between the two governments, it IS
exDedient, that from and after the
day Of next, no goods,
wares, or merchandise Of the
growth, paoduce, or manufacture
of Great Britain or of any of the
colonies, or dependencies thereof,
ought TO Be Imported into the u
nited States.
Provided, however,that whenever
arrangements deemed satisfactory BY
the President of the United States,
shall take place, il shall be lawful for
him, by proclamation, to fix a day
on which the prohibition aforesaid
thall ceaie."
The ShanisA Minister,vs. lA-. Je6ersoH.
The Marquis Yruio and Mr..
Jeferlon, when the general govern
ment was adminitered by federalilts,
were for certain Purpofes, very great
friends, and good democrats, have of
late. been excrcihng the principle Of
oppugnation" toward each otheA
in letter addrefed to the Secretary
Of State, Dee. 6, the Spanifh minif-
ter charges the pref 'ent Of having in
his meiiage It the opening Of congrrts
made a number Of mif ltatements in
relation to the affairs between this
country and Spain, and appeals to the
foreign miuiter3 for the truh h of his
o5ltrvations the l-tter alluded
to, fhall BE- publ!ihed in our next
TINT the public may judge if the
Greateit Man in America Will not
have to back ont. To have fuch
men at the head Of the government is
a Illuminating and mortlfying confd
Grafton to every one that feels the
leaa intereR in the honour and re-
fpe6fabiIity of the country, iuch con-
du6t in the Executive will procure
the fcorn aud contempt Of every for
eign power.
Reports fay, the AeGdent has or
dered the Spanifh minifter to quit
Warrington, but he rcfufed to 60,
and fays the PreGdent has no author
ity to compel him.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

A Norfolk parer Of the an ult
Rates thar bet frDerGne fur was
fellingin Alexandria. AMI Fre1erickf-
burr, a. S & 80; an pork, in
Richmond, at 5, . ) 50 per bu.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
36tb Army Grand Bulletin.

G9ritz, Nsv. =, 1893.
This army, after feveral fucceil-
ful battles, con inues TO advance
ranidly to wards the Grand Army Of
Germany.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

A letter from an American Clp-
tain, whole veficl was taken by the
Rochefort fquadron, informs, tina,
none Of the crew were permitted to
go on Aore at Teneriffee and that
they had been 70 long on board with
out being furnilhed with clothes,
that they were almoa reduced to
nakcdnefs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
R2cbet2rt Squadron Taken.

A letter from st. Croix, Jan. 10,
ltates, thar the Rochefort Squadron,
with all their prizes of the Cork
Aeet, had been captured ny Br,tiih
Squadron under Admiral Stirling.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

O'BHANNoS, &ho accompanied c:
gallant Eaton in his refcarches
Egypt, his march through the dela:-
of Barca, and his attack on Herr
with Szvord, aud CeH MedaL,W; /.
fuitable achievements ard moltos.-
Whether this was intended asa c.-
Jars on Congrefs for their tardire.
and meannefs towards the man
I" 4O5sf mind e0nceiOsd, and zU5sJS a,g,
executed The enterprise or whether r.
is cooperate as an example toythe i1.
fat0yS OF Virginia to DO likawifc, we arr
unable to iay-we fate the faa
lCeztizrE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
FUR SALE,

FOk SALE,
1%ssA a SHIP ofihe follow
sZfTJt5.35 ing dimenffoBs .-6e
s51s;9 feet Keel, "a feet Beam, 10
sss-liz5@zz--'s5 feet IOirches Hold. and 4 feet
inches between Decks, built AT Of Oak,
1.-THE principal part Whit by an approved
workman, under the inlpection Of the ewned
and can be complicated and launched in FIX or
ieven weeks. For terms apply to
Lfnnsi Wetkf e. S1n.
Psy'LarA, Tr=, 90.
THE connevion III bufnefs, urder the firm
! VII WEBB x EETTES.
j. this dav bv mutual content difoIvcd; alI
perfons iydebted to faid firm are dcfred to
call and fertile with Be;tes, who will carry
on the bufrefs as ufull
ABRAHAM WFRT.
JACOB P. EETTE5.
~-- o. 1876
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

A motion his been made IN the
Leginlture Of Virginia, to reward
the valor and in:repidity Of Lieut.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

When the French entered Hunga-
ry, General Count Palfry, the Aui-
trian commander in Hungary, pro
pofed TO Martial Devoult, a pacific
conference and was anfwsred that
the Emperor Of the French was read
Yto ConGdsr Hungary as neutral,
and TO direct his troops to halt on
condition. that the Archduke Pala-
tine fhould withdraw his troops from
the Autrian army ;-prevent the n
fng of the reople en- maF ;-furnilh
Vienna regularly with proviGons :
and, in fhort, to conclude. COM
plete Peace And that if the Arch
duke confented to thefe terms he
might fend an Envsy 10 Vienna
O. II 7yiH Be Fen, that 6aoe this prqpo-
hti2r, fbe French baUe taken P2GfaEH
Of Prz54rg-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
Ebe Ga3Gttf
MONDAY, February 10, 1906.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

accounts have been received TO Dec.
:, they confirm the intelligence of
Bonaparte's having taken pohelffon
Of Vienna, and further flare that The
grand army has advanced inrs Mora
via.
Gen. Marmont was marching into
Hungary at the head of another
French army the Object Of which
appeared to be to form junction
with Bonaparte to attack the Rul-
fans in Bohemia.
Bonaparte ifues his orders from
the Imperial Palace in T,en,H-he
has declared Aufria a Provinre Of
France /; appointed Governor and
colonial officers.
. Hungary has offered, 1t is fad,
very advantageousprepo6tiOnst to the
French Emperor to recognize their
nutraIity but no anfwer had been
given to their application.
The Rufian army under Baron
Wintrengerode, cOnGlting according
to French accounts) Of o,ooo men,
has capitulated to Prince Murat.
The French army in Italy, have
been victorious in every engagement,
and were advancing towards Geraa-
ny.
II is faid Bonaparte has levied a
Million Sterling upon the city Of Vi
emma.
The following important fubje6s
are under c9aEaerstioH iH the Legif-
lature Of the Onion.
An interdiaion of all our trade
with the ifland of Haiti,-A nonin-
tercourfe bill between this country
and Great BRITANNIA bill to make
a detachment Of 10000 men from
the militia /aoe prefan7e 70 prote9 o. .
commerce or G"n Boats in C0rnfe!a5. J
A bill to appropriate the enormshs Erm
of e, 900 dollars ! !! to fortifY the
fca ports upon a coat extending
1909 miles And to crown all,
Senator Wright's bill, which grants a
bounty of 100 dollars per head for
@ooting every Engiifhman that fhould
attempt to board any Of our vefielS
at fea, for the purpofe of inpref-
iing men, and the allowance Of 90
dollars per month to every Ameri-
can whillt on board a Britiih veRcl
Of war, which money IS to be
paid by the profitution Of every
principle of honor and honeity.-
Surely no tfderaI libelIer Will have
the imPudence to afert in future,
that the democrats are not the beit
qualified to protect the rights and
property of the people and no
doubt the captain of every Pritiih
man of war, when he learns the pro-
ceedings in Congrefs, will trem5le at
the bare fight Of the American flag
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
JEFFERSON & CO.


1T has been the uniform deciara.
ton of the Federalilts. ever Gncc Mr..
Ieferlon and thedemocrats came into
Office, that their principles and mea-
fures were, fuch as to degrade the
United tateS, in the opinion of every
foreign nation and that our COM
merce would become the prey Of ev-
cry maritime power, an d the graf
eft man in America, declared with
Monticello wiflom, that commerce
Aourilhes bet, when left free to pro-
ted itfelf," all opPoftion to this milk
and water doctrine, WAS pronounced
By the democrats as the r1falt of NAL
ice and disappointment; and we
fhculd find that the meatures of Mr..
Jefer(on & his party would prelerve
peace at home, and command relpect
abroad /; but it is a melancholy truth
that the predictions Of the Federalias
are now verified. The prefent rulers
have got into fuch iituatiOn, THAI
they are wholly at lolS as to what
meafures to purfue with other nations
Proportions are brought forward in
Congrefs, which ought to enti;le the
authors 10 feat in a mad houfe,
rather than a feat in the Legislature
Of the Union. Senator Wright's
bill for floating Engi@mf7, has bcen
followed by one in the hOufe almof
as abfurd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

The citizens Of Sprin,r field have
given a public dinner o cen. Eaton.
The toafs were liberal and aprropri-
ate. The following was Gen. Ea-
toms toaft 1.-The Clergy = Our toe
I'm in times Of danger our pillars Of
morality in all times"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
~ Az
Ioretg1t ~ e11'5'

7o~t<F 20
s5 ar arrival fyo- France = Pafrrj 70 De- 5.
30 -ott1
PARIS, NOV. IS. 1906.
HIS Majely (BonaParte) has il1u-
ed an order, dated, /" Head S2Har-
tiers at ViennG," by which the army
is ftridly enjoined to maintaia the
beft dilcipline in that capital, with
due refpea to the inhabitants and
their property. Tie Fre1cb entered
Vienna the I5tb Nfvembtr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

Il Scbo7i Ma5frr Wanted,
ITO tea,h a School in North
Ya-rrsuih, about three r0nths the
fchool vii corfft If ~ or 40 rcholars- good
wages will given to one who Is caFatle of
teachirg En- ifh Grammar.Ari;hmatic. ~ -
Good ecorA rndarions will he recrired
App 70 NATHaNIr-. JENKs.
Nq}-yarn -. .,saz. =.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

E'r.-At MarceIlus (N. Y.l or
night Of the nth Of January, tie
houle of Mr.. Fowler was denroyed
by fire. His children (four) perirh
ed, and his wife was much burnt.
Mr.. f. was from home.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

A democratic caucus has been held
in Bolton, and general orders given
to all of the party to vote for til: old
turning and twieing Candidate at the
election for Governor no di5!anng
in this buGnefs, all free cbsine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

A vile attempt has been made n
aflalhnate Thomas Paine, a mulk-r
was fired at him through the win
dow the Pcrfon who made the a.
tempt has been taken.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

On the 77th, the Houfe psfltd, for
a third reading, ty large majority
the bill authorizing detachment OF
100000 militia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-09
Rirbmrno }srirrs Current.
FOR SALE.


IN virtue of deed in ,ruR, to me executed, by
n captain Fou'hee G. Tbb, for purpofes therein
mentioned; the whole of rhe property fpec;ied in
aid truit deed. contfing Of very valuable tract of
zen furniture, and Stock of various kinds.
The Land laws in Enex county on Rappahannock
river, ten miles below TAppahannoc; very CONVENE
snt TO the belt ofh, oyoers and crabs, contains
aeres,lays level aud well adapted the culture of
tobacco, corn and fhail grain. s'rhere is on it a
dwelling hoste in good repair ALTO other convent
ent houics tor fInaii family, valuable young orchards
OF peach and apple of choice fruits, belonging to
the above tra9 +; there s as much marih rs will af-
ford hay in the greateR abundance for one hundred
and blty head of cattle the land is well watered and
remarkably healthy. The iae will take place on the
premiies, on the 94th day of October next, and the
terms fully made known on that day; part of the
Purehafe< money for each article will be required in
hand, by
CHARLES BROWNE, TrIas..
Efes, Auguas. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-09
HANOVER JOCKEY CLUB.

VE ME Hanover Jockey Club having been organi-
K 2ed, the races will commence at this place on
the End Wedneiday in October next.
m Days mile heats, free for any horfe, mare, or
geldins
not exceeding years of age
The regulations with refpea to weights, &C. are
adopted from, thoie of the Fairfield Jockey Club.
A general meeting of the Club, is requeited on the
day preceding the 6rG days
SHELTON JONES,
Secretsry TO ri. Cia5.
Hanover c. H. AuguH 10. (2dOl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-09
SCOTTvILLE JOCKEY CLUB.

rI>HE races will commence a, this place on Thurf-
day the 18th of September, free for any hsrie,
mare or selding lights as ufual
IN. Day.--Three mile heats, for the ameun, of the
iabieription, after deduting contingent charges
lay, about one hundred pounds
End Day.-The propretors purfe, two mile beats
half the amount of the FRI day.
srd. Day.--An handy cap Purfe-two mile heats,
or an elegant gig.
WILLIAM ARCHER, Sse'ry to tbe Cyuy.
Powhatan, Court Houfe, Augutt 20. (epsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-09
WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

HN 'Cuefday, the eleventh day Of November next
y will be run for, the Willianiburg Courie
weep fake purfe, for three year old coits, two
mile heats. so dollars; cloied.
Wednetiay--the Jockey Club purlc of four hun
dred dollars, four mile heats
Thuriday--the proprietor's purie Of one hundred
dollars, two mile heats.
Friday iweepitake for mules; mile heats. the
beit three m five, entrance rem dollars
Sasr'aY--au elegant iAd'Ile birdie whip and ipurs
s,,,ie hea.s, entrance ;el, ,i,,lrs
Ry sydsr cftte Cipb.
ROBERT Anderson, See',y t5 T,<aG.rer
Rngni 80 (epllthN)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-09
[VoLumE s.

N letter has appeared in paper called, "Les
NoaS'eAry a Ia MAR" (which has arrcfled the
notice OF government. 1t is faid to have been
written by the late unfortunate Admiral Vile
neuve, commander in chief of the combined
Htet which fought off Trafalgar. to the Empe,-
or, juit before his death. This letter is ex-
tremely vindictive, and difcovers mind capa.
bic of the act he threatens while it ferves to
thew the fal6ty of thofe reports which ftated
that the Admiral had been murdered by order
of the Emperor. -
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IOHN ALCOCK.

z INFORMS the Citizens Of Richmond, and ths pub
4 lie, he has jun receivedat his Cabinet Mauufae-
tory near the Fire Infurance Office large aGortrent
OF Wndior Chairs and Settles, made i'll the newell
fahion and by the bet workmen in the Aate any gen.
tieman whiting to buy, will pleaie end their orders
or call at his Cabinet Manufat t"ry where they may
get good warranted work, and low terms, either IN
the Cabinet line CT Wisdfor Chairs.
Iupa g. .r
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NOTICE.

THE Co-partnerfhp of William R. Richards, g..
Cots ,his day diiIolved, by mutual content.
The collection of all debt, due to tina, concern, or
VIM. T. Richards, is committed to Nat, Perkins alone
to whom thofe that have demands, will apply for pay
ment.
VIM r. RICHARDS,
NAT. PERKINS.
~ A,there has been comfortable indulgence al
ready given, to thofe ndebred the late concern of
VIM. r. Richards, < Co. no further can be expected.
NAT. PERKINS.
eooch!and, Augui 25 eBw9
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foreign 5ursHigrnss.
from ras pA1rfmoss AMERICAN.

Hdmiyai Plle1enveJ letter, when it firR
reached us COPIED from EngliGi papers, fecmed
10 bear iucb Objectionable lbape Of complexion,
that, witb others, we were induced TO view i,
As fabrication but if Bodon print is correct
IN giving the following from a PatJJ paper, i,
would appear to declare the letter y.aaigf.