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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27
Thomas Clark,
HAS ju9 received for faIe, al h1 BookAore, FIN
4 Rreet, large afortment Of
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IL AS Ju& received for iale, az IJ BOOkitOre, Fifth
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Containing the Apccrypha Marginal Notes, and Ref
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Table Of all the Names in the O. and New citaments
with their ignifcations Table Of Scripture Weighs
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volumes, from ! IS to is D.
LIKEWISE,
The Works Of the BRITISH POETS,
in 25 volumes, in elegant binding with Likenefss Of
the authors, and many other pateS-may be purchafed
III ies, the works Of each feparately,
The fame edition ID boards, containing TIE works Of
MA5n -4mfroy, Greea, Pope, TBom9an, Ai1gjl, Wgtt,
Burn, Gy, rouag, Aa5y;n, Jobgfn, and Colzia.
a large ahortment Of Childrep's Books,
with appropriate plates.
A general aiIortment Of LAW BOOKS.
Ramlays American Revolution, sc.
= great variety cf Paper-Blank Books
Of every defcription.
An ahortment of Books and Stationary.
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IT 4 Cart # c nn19n Piea5 fcrtbE Cetrfy
g'C~n6e' k.d, bfgHu and bodeH at P@tLaHd
ii Gid C5anty, sa tie third Tu5Eay g Nc
Jemter, II. ID. 1905.
ON the Petition Of Etenezer Owen, and
- others, which entered at March Term, "A. d.
1901, and continued from Term 70 Term, to this
Term, whereof the foregoing IS true copy-7zs
Can't 0der hat the petitioners caule the fevera per-
lons inerefted in the eftae therein mentioned and be-
ing wthin the State the attornie Of iuch as are
abent and have attornies refdng within the Rate, to
be duly notified Of iaid petition by caufng the fame
together with this order, to he Pubhed in the PofazE
Gl.oIf, priRted by ADAMS & JENKs, three weeks iuc
cevely, that they may have opportunity 70 make their
exceptions to this court, WLich bs holen Por-
within and for the county aoreiaid or tha fri Tues
day Of March next, to their granting the fame.
dtffF. Samuel Fr eman, CLERK
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27
WaHfef immediately.

Wanted immediafeIy,
TWO JourAeymen at the Cabinet Maxine Pr6,.c
ALSO,
two active Lads fourteen or fifteen ve,-s III -
PrentIces to the above Buine!s-For n7rri,ri,rs il,
ply to -
Nm. HASKELL, Il BIS G3, il Ul,,r s,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27

CUMBERLAND. T-March Term, 1891.
70 the Honorable 1iljfice5 cfths Court Of Cam
man Pleas, begun and hoidcn at Portland,
in and far The County Of Cumberland, 0atbs
lat Tuesday Of March, 1901
z ELIsHA Turner, of Portland, in faid county,
- cauker, and Sarah Turner, his wife, humbly thew.
hat they are ntereted in the right Of aid Sarah, 10
certain tract Of Land in Portland aoreiad the delcrp-
tion and bounds whereof as follows, vzThe faiot
tract is moiety of forty FIVE bounded as pl-
lows beginning pine ltandng by Calco river,
thence running nerth forty three degrees and thirty
minutes, weierly hundred and forty three rods
and from iad the river down, thirty three
rods 70 fake, and thence northwelterIy forty one
degrees and thirty minutes, two hundred and zIyEge
rods thence one parallel line the end Of the two
hundred and forty three rods, according to the far
veyor's plan, November 10, l6s7-Said Land IS aio
bounded welterly by land formerly in Pofelion of
George Bramhal afterwards OF Jofhua Bracket outh-
ery by Ere River, and es1erly by land laid TO Be
formerly liz poleliiUn Uf Thaddeus Clark and after
wards Of Anthony Bracket and The moietv aoreiAd
is the fame which Thomas WtlAbrook fold to William
Gotten, by desd bearing date February ., l74C-4l--
And !ad EEiha and Mary h's wife further ihew that
the lad Marys intereG in the iad moiety fee I'm
pie efdte, third part of he fame now lying in
common with The reidue Of laid moety, and with the
other moiety belonging fome perfon or perfons an
known and that the fad EIiha and Mary are de-
hrous 70 have and hold their aforeflid third pa-tof
iaId moiey n Observation-Disclosures they pray this
honorable Court that partition Of laid Land may se
made according to law AID the ad Sarahs part there
of he levercd frcmih reiGue and as in duty bcutd
fll4II ever pray.
Elifha Turner, ! BY William Symm4s, J.
Sarah Inrner. { ikeiy 4tt.Yger. 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27
FOR SALF,

FOR SALE,
a Dwe!llng-Houfc, Workshop, Barn, sc
together with the Land on which thev faad.
Inning ot one eighth of an acre-peaiantly ltua-
= n4f1-'frs1f. For furfhe- particulars, appyt9
t. Josiah Ha4so..
~ 0,s4j-e p, ls1]
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for printing BY lublcrPton, that valuable work. en,i-
tied,
II complete Coacordancs 10 the Holy Scrip
ture5 qftbe old and Nezu TeHamrnt.
Or, A Dictionary and Alphabetical Index
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In this part various hsnifcations Of the prino
pal words are given, by which the true meaning Of
many Patlages OF lcripture is fhewn An account Of
everal Jewith cutors aud ceremonies j. alto added
which may icrye TO ultr2te many parts cf fcripture
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F' "'t'tt IN I-I't.
a ihaH Hoaie or tenement flitahie 10 7cccmzod7's
a inl1ii family, fer which \ liberal rent wl!I ~
given
M B one iitrated In or near J--i-z Strat would g.
Iref're''-Enqa.re e the Printer.
JEasayy z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27
r CARR's NORTHERN SUMMER

Now n the Pres and will DC ready for fc IL hort
time, Northern Suunrt-, or Trsr.l J5y-y a. 8 :f +"
through De7aayi, S7ce4er, Ruff, PgnE. and psrt Of
Germany, in the year l8o4-Ey Iouu cana. E!1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27

1t e Cart sf Csnm5q Phst t5y tie County
0f Cambs-laal 5tgtH and laden ~ PERI
la4i, i7 fTid Conaty, or tie third TusJdfy
5t A50eL.Jfy, a %. 8o5-
ON the petition Of Elifha Turner asd
ux'r which w.s entered at March torn, lsOl md
continued from term 10 this term, whereof he
foregoing s coPy-75e Cant orlr, That TIE Petct-
eTs tlute the leverL Ferlsns increhcd in the eNate
therein mentioned, and living within the State, or the
Aternes oi luch ablent and have Auornies re-
IdDg within TIE Stare tobe duly notified of lad pe-
uuon, by cauiIng hc fame together with this orderr
to be Puhhihed in the Ps-tAs7e Ga=te printed Inv A
aTf n JeTl', three weeks fucce6vev; that they may
have opportunity 10 make their exceptions ~ this
Court ""cA u to Ne holden Al Portland within and
for the county aforeiad rhe fiji Tuefay of March
next, 70 their granting the fame
Htt.H, Samuel Freeman, Ciak.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27
Fret1l Flour.

USr received, and fJr lale three hurlaa ,l'. PHI
J lade ina Flour, ~ -. =, C.ii-- y 70
B. L. Weeks . Son.
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Lauerbool Sah-Afoat.
200 hhds. coarie liverpool SALT,

200 hhds. coarie liverpool SALT,
On board lie lfbaoaer Favouriir at La4u,eJoa'
q.bay6, aad i rJak by
LaWrafon 6 Fowle;
Wko 1aps ayyo -rseHived 6yJaM Jeoosaer yrom
Bgfon,
60 bbls. New England Rum,
6 hhds. Molaaes,
90 boxes Mould and Dipt Candies,
20 do. Freh Chocolate,
20 csks felh RaiGns,
70 DO. Be& Havanna Scgars,
& balcs Bur9ooa Guslals,
so bolts Fira Quality Rut.a Dock
Sooo lbs. SheerLeah.
ON HAND,
80 chefs Young Hyion and Hyfon Skin Tras,
100 bolts heavy Rav4r's Duck, f%u2ericr in qua.
lily to Englih,
10 Do. light Ravens,
20 barrels Tnrpcntine.
A QUANTITY OF
Baltimore Be!Joaa
December 20. d
3 aos : s''' Prime 's's''s A't.r;
40 pnncbeons- high proof jamaica Rum
s butts Muioat Wine
d half butts ConRanta do.
4 pipes 6pe old Brazil Madeira
II boxes French Pruncs
70 h0glnsaa' New. England Rum
so barrels Peanfy Ivania Rye Whikey
6 cafks refined Britiih Sait-Terre
5 rierces Alum
50 boxes Mould ard Dips Candies
10 boxes Chocolate
Juit received, and for lale, fer csAh OF or the
uiual credits.
Vaudeville & %Jamefon.
December 81. d
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TUf|IS CRAVEN,
Kss rsceivea ky tbe late GrriVn5 an etgan. |.
(srfaent y r
C. Q & u S,
AMONG WHICH ARE-


L.oaisnluperhne Cloths Corded Cambricks,
and Cafisneres, Laos co.
Bennett's asent Cords, Aict' Cos4aao@ aud IL
Do, Waiitcosr'nSs, cured iildia Miosras
Silks, MolcAins, Flo India and B1,'il boox
rcntaes, 60.
Imperial, c|opded and Lace Caps & Hancksf.
white Ms.tcliies, chiefs,
Toilinekts, SN a%pe!owns, Extra SILK Gloves,
Fiannels, roe Blankets, PIC Mic Nuts.
Coa,ipes. plsiDs, Silk Cord and Buttons,
Kerieys, Hsl(.hicks, Canlhick Buttons,
lambs Wool, Wotstcd, I Artificial Flowers and
Cotton AMI Six 10. W,eata,,
fiery, Cttrich Feathers,
IriGi * Flanders Sheet. i7sliao M4nsaus,
iaes, TFine India Pstiiars,
"a Z.ltiGa Linens, B4stas, Msmcedics,
Stlu.ng Co.ion, Eowla's, Iicsl.ohutg,
Long Lawns, Otnaqul6s. Brown rolls
Linen Caphueks, &C. &c.
D;miiies. Camb,ick 10. u
90 lie. dai!y s@5e6's an additional
aGoxtmentg FAIL GOODS.
Oct. Il. dis
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pabHf @ah.
on FRIDAY next,

On FKlDAl neAts
! o'clock, will be fold at9the Vendue Store,
K u NJ
4 btls. and bis. French Brandy in pipss,
G,o IN pipes and bis. /.
wp,isss and Apple Bandy in bis.
Susatin bids. tisrses ana Ois.
Wsissspa brown Soap and nboxes,
Mould asl aipt Candles
Raian, in kegs, boxes aud jans,
Figs in kegs and trails,
t)s.sa,s Ware 10 crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
A Variety Of DRY GOODS,
among which arc
Cloths, C~oatings, Keriemeres,
Dafa., Plains, Ksrfeys, Negro Cottons,
S.rg.s, ElaGicks, blue fsiezes,
Caiimaacoss, R.uGsls, Yarn Stockings,
.chinszss and Cailicoss,
Ssih LIbens, Siisiia do.
0sasbares and Tickienburgs,
MnsIiu and Muslin handkerchief,
India Masiins aad Table Clothes,
ganaana HandkcYchiels,
Coloss'd Threads, Hat. and sandry othei
PAih9 G. Marasllsr.
Nov, 10,
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@ eS
nj a nesting o. the PfsGdent and D.rsaots
e of tie Listle River -Iu,npike Cotapaay,
II he houf. al juhn Gaa5by, in tie tern VI
Astxansina, Dscs t1bef the 4sh, iGo5-
Cydertd, 4 hat the Stockholders 10 the Little
Rlyct Turnpike COMPANY DO: ard they are
hereby required 20 pay 10 the Ireat'lrcr Of fad
COMPANY tn dollars OK each lhare by thtm re-
7peaiyflg 5otftriiieA. CT .Ae en- day Of Fe5su.
sty, 1886 -aad the lasa,er fem Of ;cn doiiaTs
on each OF she's hares, on he ht4 Gay OF May
--aod The fut ther fHn,. cften dollars on each OF
ttcJr mags, on The fft cay Of jaiy--asd ihc
ictthfr fur Of ten dollars On each Of their fhares,
on tie dtt day OF - emasT-s.al ihc iuttheE
iam 81 TED dollars on each 81 their harcs, OH ri,e
FIT day of November next en;aiss the date
hereof.
Jonah Thompfon, 7r>oiarer.
0ooereer ~. tt.GEeb
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1906.

Vaudeville and JaneGon,
OFFER FOR SHE,
For Cath, Produce, or en- the ufaal credis I;
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
LICUOKS 81 GROCERIES,
Confaing CT
Mucovade Sugars, Of various qua
tiles. Gf
Philadelphia and Alexandra Loaf and lal"p
ditto.
$. s; ;', ! s.. and In lids. &c.
Old Jamaica Spirits, for family afe,
Peach ara Apple Brandy,
C.ogoiac ard Bonrdeaux do.
Holland and Country Geneva,
10 barrels itrons ana fac favored Rye Wtlis
key.
Madeira, I
Sherry,
GA Pofs, WINES.
Lithon,
Malaga, snd
Tenes,ge
20 CaicS Ok. bAapI NicIet cbafcts
/ bptt Oil 4ih psooi llfh WbiiAsy,
100 cafes Wet Schiedani Gin,
A few hog!hcsas Of choice MolaAcs,
Tenne6ee and Geofg,a Coston.
Ganpowdes, YEAc
Imperial, w. .a..f,3j,, c>,<a.,
Hyfon, c,a' =. hsa n.,oass e.,
ans t1''" country trade and family
Hyfan-& in, and
Roaca
Green Coffee, Chocolate, Pearl Barley, Rice,
Starch, Fig, hlue, Soap, Masari, RspPee and
Scotch Snof.
SPIcES-pimrnto, Pepper, Cloves, Gaia,
Natmegs and Mace.
Glugef, race and ground.
Flo;aat and orleaas Indigc, Nader, Cop
peEas, Alum and Brinfope.
Patent Sho,, aGorred, from BIB to No. 9.
Bar Lead, Hunters Pipes, Bees Wax, Wrap,
ping Paper, Demijohns, Refined Salt Petre,
Chalk,
Mould and Dipt Candles.
Britifh Gunpowder of various quail
tiles from Flo treble battle.
October rs.
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NJ @ T | c f..

eENHE Stock, Holders in the Marine ~lnluranc.
Company, of alexandria, arc inioInede
thar an election, for ii!teen Directors TO manage
tic aliaus Of the faid Company for ihe ysas CO.
flung, will be held az The couIt7houic, In Alex
andIia, the 18th OF next ronth-
BY erde, g tbe DvxSo's,
VIM. Hawthorne, PreGdent.
l2th>mo a4A.
O.. Mr.. Green. FIederifkburg Mr.. ia
vis. Richmond Mr.. Bowen, Wipch:aer I ar
gcGatited to infsrt the ateye W weeks in their
~eipet.lrc papcts.
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<nv
ZEN DOLLARS EeuaTd.

Left tie Liu;e.River turnpike read, abous the
,.0th Of September lsA,
A Negro Man named JACOB,
be~ionsine .inc.ieps ~ THOMAS Mason, &C.
ceafrd. He isspovtS 5 5tais G: age. wcil naee,
ats&ut 6 feet. 10 ir.lcs high, datk coni2lect;on,
his hesd t~o,erahiy g'ey, Wtetser tstes up faid
N.,ffo AID deliver him &c RE or one of tie ever
irers cn tie torpp.ke rcsd, near Alcxand.ia,
Gail receive the above reward and all isafonable
charges, by
IosEPH PcwsLL, Agent
for TIE ,l!ssle River Tarasike Company.
Oacbsr z+. DIFF
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TO RENT,
The Dwelling HOUSE at preient
occupied by William San.ord-The honfe is 9
,oma,od;ous ana handsomely li,aafed, with eve
5y n~ecslafy oas houie, aud has a hsnJome gar
den in high cultivation. Apply TO
Mr.. Thomas Prellon, or
Thomas Sanford.
Caobes p. dos-eo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

81 Mr.. jefferson not only tie great
esq man til America, 6Ht The gre attest
statesnsan IN the zyorld .---BANG
DEMOCRATIC HuM--JeHerson is
said to have been eulogizcd by I'cx to
Bonaparte, As the greatest statesman
in the world. "--Tlrre is lot word Of
trutt in ills pretty little anecdote. --
Several Americans 4 Paris, while Fox
was there, never heard syllable ofit--
on the contrary it is well known that
story was then current Il Paris, and
universally credited, to the following
etiect--Talleyrand having one day
handed 10 BonaParte one of Jsferson's
messages to Congress, which contained
some Jaco5in slang about Equality and
the rights OF man, Bonaparte before lie
got half through it, threw it from him
with disgust, crying out pisa, why
this Jefferson IS al ideot." IL Is not
probable that while this anecdote was
so current and generally believed, Fox
should have thus committed himself
to Bonaparte, whom he was then court
ing by the grOssest ilattery. The
whole Of the conversation which passed
between Bonapartc and Fox was heard
BY several persons, who have repeated
il to us, and we undertake to say that
Jefierson's name was never once men,
toned. Bonaparte.s opinion Of Jeaef-
son was sufficiently well known at Paris
before Fox's arrival there, and WIS
clearly eiucidated BY his pointed ana
prelneditated treatment of JeffeiSon's
FIRST envoy, at his presentation, witch
was marked with more than common
disrespect. This ingenious tale, manu-
featured in Virginia, to puff aud bolster
up q character destitute Of every tgaii
OF the great Statesman" may ina
pose on the ignorant, but is viewed with
contempt and derision by all who. haYs
sense enough 10 discriminate betweel.
the truly great statesman" ard . the
cunning, tesnPoEising fabFicator Of little
Jessitical expedients." II.
[Charleston Carl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

The great Pressure Of public busin.
ess which was lately made pretcnce
to prevent the Cabinet 1--WE be- VA
Randolph's pardon) the Executi,eNin.
lister leaving Washington, has sudden
" melted away; and they have been,
ike the swallows, all on the wing -
The President has retired to MonticcI-
10 !: the Vice President and Secratary
of the Treasury, are at New-York MIR.
Madison, is in the interior of Virginia;
and nobody left to sustain tie Coiinthi-
an Pillars of Government---and to franz
official letters-but MIR. Smith, and
Gen. Dearborn, more or iese."
CenfiRtf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

or the gospel against the cayils and OBJ
iections ofin6dsls.
Itisn eongregctiondists only who
are federalists men Of information a
mong the 6atists are SO likewise
Witness DIR. -Sfillman OF Boston, and
DR.. Green of M Yarmouth. They very
we'll know, and all who reflect must be
sensible, that every denomination OF
christians is free from oppression, and
that all are on level In our free and
happy country. Nor have federalists,
ever attempted to deprive any sect OF
the rights of conscience. 1t is only re-
quisite for the people to hare correct in
formation, to reflect with caution, and
to decide with reason togive an effec-
tual check to the spirit of delusion and
disorder which is prevailing among us,
and topresefve for themselves and pos
telity the blessings of true religion aud
the sweets of rational liberty.
GROTIUS.
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Almost all ourtun- Boats, tie g cheat
defence ef iiari0ns ard eonimerce," have
arrived from the Mediterranean, not
outstanding the perils Of ! < sum
D'er's sea-" They have made as4ecess-
fiaershertment in crossing the Atlantic
and Is TO the fcats they have pcrGor-
med, that isneither here nor there
They have done as much as King o.
France did with $4,000 men and mar
than an equal number Of French gun
boats could have done
They Nine IN num5cr hut 10 sea
r--- Itdat then z
I" Wiy--aAb but one gof safely 6erk a.
gain :"
Two of the Gun-Boats are ordered
to be stationed of the mouth Of the
Mississippi, for the protection Of com,
mcrcc.--c Charleston pan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

When Capt. Whi.by now of his Ma
iesty's ship Leander, commanded IT,.
Desire frigate at ST. Domingo, Dessa-
lines, from information or suspician
that ar American Master ola vessel
had smuggeled off some French
Whites TO prevent then falling into
his hands, ordered the said Master to
be hanged on the wharfin his presence.
Captain Whitby, shocked at so horrid
proceeding, sent a Goat manned and
armed, 10 therescue of the iilfatcd Am.
erican Fortunately the knot had slip
ped, and he was suspended BY the chin.
A musqurt was fred 10 clear the way.
the bah of which passed near Dessa-
lines: the boats crew landed, took down
the victim, who soon recovered, and
restored him to the ship. Dessalines
nstead Tescnting this, suffered Capt
w. 10 dc al all times on shore unsno-
icsted, and paid him marked attention
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

The I'unisian Ambassador has Ia
ken his passage on board the ship Two
Brsthers, Capt. Candler, fol. Tunis, and
will sail in a few days--This vessel, has,
we understand, been chartered by the
government Of the us. for the pur-
pose OF taking home lis Excellcncy
ms blyg sge, presents and the effects
OF MS suite having been removed from
the U. 5. brig Franklin, on board this
ship, and viii form the principal part
Of her cargo.--BOsfcss tafer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25
Tle 9esI-.s n Canisi1nze.

When frlen% Rory was apprehendcd IT,
other day, he accompanied the police otIissr 10
the corner of Fifth. aud Chefnut, whes, ot
suddsn he turned down Fifth stewards W4AH
10 orltk trot. y Where are YOU gpiAg iacri'
Cd the officer. r. Jail.' Ifaid Rory. stgp
flop, friend" faid the officer, = We % not ks.os
whether Il will come to thar yet You NUT
hrit go TO the mayors oNEce, aEL walk tof
further orders.'- Psaia, 50asnAL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

MATTON.AL REGLSTFP.

In North Carolina The Hon. NJ
THAxIEL MAcoN,(Speaker of tbc pies
ent House, has been unanimously r.
eiected.--He belongs to Mr. Raaaclph's
party.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

Diane, 10 his piper of the 18th ult .gFst
Handsomely comphnenting hmseif Ter -his
learning ingenuity, induary, ard love q urta,
lays, that f'bses sfi@- tks ass' eiss5isn e. mss
retire fyom bis eaitori4i bnghtl 4" whar, kla5l
vii become Of POtr Peanfylvania, Wien ths
d'hntereifed patriot fliaIl decline any furher
gu@rdlaniiip over her - cto Eng =. Rsz9asy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25
CARLNET AfLNyS9,ERS

Lord GreEyiIIe, Lord o:dmouth, Mir.
Fox, Lord Fitzwilliam, Lord Ersi.ine,
Lords Spencer, Moria, Peterborough,
Houick, and Hefry Petty (srcond son
of the Marquis Of Landsdowne) ans
Mr. Wyndham.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

The English squadron gone against
the Spanish settlements on the kio dc
Ia Plata consists of the Diadem, OF Oh
guns, Commodore Sir Home ropbaIn,
Capt. King Diomede, 50 guns, Capt.
bowman /; Narcissus, 80, Capt. Don
ally ana Leda, So guns, Capt. Tracy.
The troops consist of the 7lst and
72d. regiments, under Ceneral Beres-
ford.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

When Bonaparte first sat ont in life
he offered himself as an expert work
man at the business OF Unasl&iny Kings /;
and hr Awore I" DesSructioa 10 PaLa-
Gee, and Protection ~ Coiiagee Now,
i seems, having sat Hp in BUSINESS &C.
iEmseE, ne has altered his profession
and ais motto, and is driving a brisk
trade at King 2gaking, with a sign, Kings
are Gems pIcegere7fa. and Monarchy is
ths MOS: lae;Ject government zshich the
nature cf man 4ViH dtIratt. Yet there
are good democrets who still think Bon
aparte very cofs3sstsnt, charming man,
and real lover Of the " ac4r l'e9Ysis. p
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

When the frogs asked JUPITER for
9 Ai1g, he hrst gave them a Log--and
afterwards a Crras. The HolIanders,
like their brother tenants 81 marshes,
have asked similar favor Of che modern
JUPITER and he teo mas complied
with their request, ~ giving them a
KAg, in one particular, at least, moi an
Ike King Log,tor he can no more un-
dcrstand one word of what his subjects
speak, tran lis wooden Majesty could
his croakers.--It viii soon be seen,
whether the similitade is net perpetual
ted snd the Log be speedily changed in
to 8 Crane.