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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11

2o4o oo<S yam OIL the wheei us dollars
Thirty Third Day.
Prizes Of 500 dollars-Nos 6387 6033.
Prizes of 10) doars-Nos 6l9; $3.50 745I
,'rize of so doliars--No. 1697
Prizes of IS dollars -Nos 1882 7027 556I
473 1884 364a.
Blanks MS. s7s6 1883 1888 1894
1920 4523 $40 Alb 69t6 4542 1918
1907 6674 1895 5677 757 65t6 1905
7O45 1921 4i27 1888 1856 1856 1854
$3.50 5074 47se 62o2 1921 SOY 1855
5674 5552 7257 1905 1923 6744 1859
1864 5698 64S9 5748 $500 1920 427o
1853 1903 4ls4 so86 1889 1854 o9So
75i9 e5o7 5e07 6oSs CO.'S 1867 1854
1852 $3.50 3848 528i 6I27 5000 $40
7437 754o 7oi5 65i7 $500 1909 e9o6
53o6 64s3 1866 1859 1924 $3.50 524I
4so9 5299 $3.50 $500 1914 1857 55S8
4o73 44l2 $3.50 1923 $40 6g47 75ii
1868 1898 459l 77-8 7o75 1886 ss67
7t6e 5747 GA 6o94 7i37 1859 37o9
6ss2 4475 SOB $3.50 1900 65o5 656o
6777 6e67 $751; 1880 44e7 1878 e5ll
1885 53t4 1855 1910 1867 s6J2 4742
1926 3775 1882 1896 1906 $3.50 47o2
1857
" There are 100 tickets in the
wheel The first drawn ticket after 100
are drawn Is en,llled 10 3 1000, the wheel
IS rich, and tickets are uow worth by the
state of'he wheel over S s, but as there
are few ON hand for sale, the A,auaeers
being des'roIs 10 make a Gnish of this
business they now sell at Is dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11

Nj. J. G. Sia;,l, fem ,ns co..; ......ies
OF claims, reported that it would be ex
pedient to agree 10 the amendments nj, o.
posed by the senate 10 The b,il making
provision lor pecsoss disabled by known
wounds received during the revolu.io nary
war.
Mr., Blackledge moved postpone
ment Of the consideration of the bill till
10 morrow.
Mr.. d. r. Williams moved an indcfi
mite postponement.
This motion was opposed by Messrs.
il e. Smith. Leib, ]. Clay, Varnum, Bed
niger, and Van Cortlandt.
Mr.. D, r Williams Withdrew his mo
ton, when 1t was agreed that the b II
should lie ON the table.
The bill supplementary to the aGt ma.
King provision for the payment oiciaims
OF CITIZENS of ,he Uaited Safes OF the
government of France passed through
committee of the whole, without amend
mem, and was ordered TO third reading
TO morrow.
A message was received from the sem
ate stating that they had receded from
their amendment % the bill fixing the
compensation of the Officers oil the Two
Houses The bill rs consequently passed.
FRIDAY, April 4.
On motion OF MIR. Leib the House a.
greed to resolution, for the appoint
ment of joint committee to Confer wi.h
acommit,ee Of the senate, on the time
when 1t will lie expedient TO close the
present session; and named on their
part Messrs. Leib, Clark, and Tenney.
Mr. j. Randolph said he rose merely
TO Notify the House that he should to-
morrow make motion in relation to
the journal of The secret proceedings Of
the House. On Saturday, he believed
the House had directed the iajnnction of
secrecy TO be taken oil and The journal of
their proceedings TO be printed. In a
lew days after they saw something like it
in a newspapers. To-day, for The first
time, they found the oificiaI journal laid
on their tables Last session they had
heard flourish about economy in the
printing of The House and this session
several days had elapsed before small
pamphlet was printed (; and, he would
observe that Notwithstanding the print
ing has! been lei OUT to the lowest bidder
he found The same sum appropriated
thu. year. He said he should 10 morrow
make motion relative To the secret Jour
nal. When the iujurc,ion of secrecy
was taken OF. ii was, he understood, TO
enable the good people OF the United
States to become acquainted with The
proceedings OF this House. He was.
However, convinced, that very few PEG
PIE would from ms perusal, knoS any
thing about them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11

GTRAfED or stolen iion TIC
t;rSe"rnmess. some ,nieias, we ck, alkeiy grey
iChsG, in good order ab,u.Y OF ) y.ars old.
ne'h'ns rc'narkas e reccii-ercj ai,uu, him will
give grnsrous rsward to any person that wil,
bring hiu ne in Richmond.
April oh 1876. I. PENN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11

Delegates elected to serve in ,he nerf Gene
raj Assent5 y ofthis Commonzveaifh.
Rocib-idSe. Andrew Alexander. Joseph Crig by.
fTede ick James Singleton. Stro her G.. Settle
SP asyfvanid, Hugh L Mercer, Jchn Minor
Cbnlo'ie Williamson Price Joseph WAT.
hloemarh, Hugh Nelson, Walter Leake.
Mr. Fulwar Skipwith. who sailed from New.
York. last week. in the United States brig Hor
net. tor france, is saiu TO have been the bea e.,
OF dispatches from governnnen, to our minister
IN fans--r i also said thal he is the bearer of
sun OF money appropria' ed by bill passed
IN ne secret sittings of congress for particular
purpose, probably the purchase Of the Flori.
das --dRrotd
bill is at present before the senate u. s.
wnicn provides for the emission of two new and
anu'"onai CONS the one to be called double
ais"e. TO be composed Of silver value 90 cents
the other two cent pieces va,ue one .fif,ieth mar,
oil dollar, to be Composed of mixture Of sill
yer and copper.
Inc ship Bingham capt Williamson, arrived
at this port yesterday from Can, on On i,s
nomeward bound passage. off the Cape of Cood
nope. he bingham was boarded by the B.it,sh
shiP fashionable oil Of guns, BY which one of the
bmShams crew vas impressed
On the I'D March, in lar. IS. lono 65 the
Bingham was boarded by the Brush fs;ga,e C e
opatra capt. While. by whom capt William on
was 'nlormed that a French squadron u.der adj
miTa' San'heaume, had captured the outward
bound China fee; from England.
Inc eapain OF the Cleopatra also informed
capt Williamson. that he had boarded M,r1o
das vessel the Leander on her passage from
New York, detained her "a hours, and lr,inrassed
20 OF her men.-i6
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-26

Printing, in ITS uarae,s branches,
sadlomeb executed at this e@ce.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-26
lPUBLTC. SAT r

Putl1sns to decd Of srua frcm Samuel jfYihar
- the fubfsriSen, will reremptOri!ybe fois, >
on SATURDAY, the 81 day Of May, a;
half asa le o'siock. OBJ ,hs premifss,
a LOT Of 'GE4UkD, With two lICU.
N SIS, htuase on ,bs fouth esa corner Of
Dske and Union Arsess. Terms, IT, win be
made known at TIC place Of Sale.
JAMES 1DAsVEDsoN1, 2Txa
z. 9. MARl5iBLLER,5 6 :.
Hnril ~.
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WANTED,
Sublcrlber

r INTENDING very loon to kase ,his town,
and ,he diftritt of coirrnbis, ,eqOeiis al theie
odebied TO him IS Immediately make Payment,
or ,heir accounts will beleft fer coilcfioI thro'
he p,4dlum 81 ths ias. Dlrards asailt him
viii bc laid ON being preIented.
Tie fahfefiber having er,ireiy declined boz
nes, here, he Iereby gives notice, that he vii
not be anfw cradle for credits g'ysn 70 arg seylon
quLRfsvsr, in bis aame; ana thst ihis notice
viii be pleaded in bar af cry CLAIM, Hereafter
made OF proieeutea assiaA him ar fueh a'sount.
. G. ~. Janlen.
IT,, =, c2c
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-26
DIflolution of Copartnerfllip.

The Copartncraaip hitherto fulfilling usster
the Arm Of JgtS5 R,adls g Co. eff Alexandra,
was ddolsed the hrf inasot, BY musual cco
fens: All perfens that are indebted to, or that
have claims On the fame, are regue&est TO come
forward and fettle, as il is dcirahc to sioie the
soncn.n as foan as pebble. Thofe Whole &c
counts are of long BANDING are particularly re.
quefsd TO attend TO this notice, and make
Paynenss to either Of the fubfsriher..
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
Of Alsaandria.
JAMES DALI,
OF Baltimore.
Ssgtsfnbe IS, Il
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-26

The 'Subforiber has jua Received,
In add;fi,x 10 bis fs,;zsr Stoek-qyktb makes it
esmilste in G,eesriei Ga9 Fral.-
FRI quality brown Sugar, in bbIs.
tisnch Draa4y, IA pipes
C!arat Wpe, In half pipes
Wet luaia and New .Eoglaad RIA, in hcss,
heses and bar.e,s
Old Peach Brandy
Mould and dips csnd,es, in boxes
f'fa quality 1urlentins Soap, iu boxes
Rice, ia half iisrces.
BY catt. JssEs, fran Nxsp York.
Soft CALLED Almonds, of an excellent quality
aad 10 boxes freh P.lnsa.
Aaa BY Cap. cAszw, arsH It6ss.
Likea f.a Lemons, 10 boxss
Oansss ia do.
Rnslita Wslnuts, in bsiea.
By Captain CRowD1LL, Jfpos Les6e,a.
Maisadel and Bioem Rs,Gns, 10 boxes
Sslac Oil, in cafes, or by the hottle.
AL so,
New Ysrk double refined Loaf Sugar, il bar,
res or ~ the snsle loaf.
<n1 ka' q tafeely
Excellent infpeacd SHAD & HER
RING by the barrel and SAL.
MON in kegs-all very low for
cah.
A. WILLIS.
April IS. ;dI2l*
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mo. 1885.
PUBLIC SALE.

8 .
On TUESDAY nsxs, a. half psR 10 O'Clock
,~ill perempsoilly tie Sold, at the Verdue-
ss9re. os credit Of 90 dN.. for APP, owed
indoIied negotisb;e rctes; ~
20 hhds. New England Rum
SO barrels do. dc.
pipes French Brandy
40 barrels Providence Beef
40 boxes Coo Fin
a c;fks Clever S 81
dc. Timcsby do:
And Immediately efer, for Cahs
Sex LsEeo,h Has
10 DO. nasrsa' and Boys Wspl Hasa
10 pieces DiSpsr
10 pieces rrswn Holland
70 pieces Ialfis Diaper
lSeo yaras Tow Lnsa- and great variety
Of nchs', vcno,s' aad IA 1cs' sns.s sid Slip.
rers--.hoes, &r. &c.
p. G.. MarReller.
April IS. d
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10

coPENHAGEN, sEPT.

They write from Renifburg, that
troops are emoarking in ieveral Ruf-
Gan ports to be transported to Pome-
rama.
Tie Cou15insd Dmcb.-The French
army in Holland is faid to amount
to 10000 men. Several Camps are
formed on the frontiers of Ru4lia.
The PrulIian troops are making
towards the Grand Army formingin
Saxony. Its laid the French Min
liter az Berlin has demanded his
Pahports
The PruiEian troops in every di-
Teetion, are in motion. Nothing
is faid in he German papers relative
TO AutTria.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
8natallatiom.

Installed at North-Y asncuth, on the 2Sd
ult the Rev AMAsA .SH1Ih, over the "a
chruch and congregation ID Chat town.--'Ihe
weather was favorable to the solemn b,ssi-
ness Of the day, ana tire sgnolo ol tf1-t ..rs-
actions conducted with deceney and good
order. E
The introductory prayer by tie Rev. e.
IPHALET GILLET, OF H.iioSeli.--sefiaOrr
by the Rev. joan SMITH, Of Salem, IL II.
Charge by the Rev. PIERsoN TIT RS cox,
Of SanerszDoyTh, n. H.-IHstaains n aer uy
the Rev. JoNATHAN WARp, III Me5c--iI...
Jord.-Fellowship Of the churches by tie
Rev. WILLIAM MILTIMoRE, ot falao.ltE,
and the concluding prayer by u,s &es.
DANIEL WESTON, OF Graz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
COMMUNICATED.

It is said that = Mr.. 5cArrER1G" has
become excessively unpopular, at the late E.
lection for members ofcORgress.
Notwithstanding I'll the ''s..ergies" Of bis
friends in our General Court were exerted
in lis favor, and, apparently, Sin Tie full tilc
II successful ext egi1neat - yet the democratic
ingratitude was, perhaps, never mDle sp-
parent than in the instance of the late cleo
ton. Although this staunch advocate ofde-
mocracy supported alive, at I've last election.
for Governor, the hopes Of dIsorgiuI1ers.
and kept the Commonwealth al a ieIHIent
fer fourfeesl days, AZ ~ { xPenoe not nlpcn ex-
cecdmg 10000 dollars !. yet W. uhd Lm
now, dcseneG by lis friends, the democrats
IN favor q . candidate, vino, i j. not expect
ed viii ever take his scar III congress !; cFeA
should there be a sufficient number Of the,
people nose lei enough u gave him mao it..
SULVAN.P ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10

ferred to citizen pichon, late French
charge des affairs in the United
States
Do you know that it was with great
difficulty that the Directory were IN
duced to give up the idea of revolu-
fionizipg America-nor did they re-
inquifh it till they were well afiured
that the citizens Of all parties would
unite and oppofe an invading army
whatever
Do you know : : : ' : :
but how fhould you be acquainted
with any of theie things befides,
three queries at time may be as
alany as you can well anfwer?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10

Thomas Pam, tx French Revolu-
tlonht, in the New York Citizen of
yeiterday morning, has avowed him
telt the author OF the piece in that
paper or the nth Infant, where it is
laid that t7Vo or three fboujana
T" Frt@fb traps sssslt fave jscay ks1v-
/" Yak, and carry If cargo Of coypi-
" yatorS."
Paln now denies that his intentions
was to invi:e the French 10 this
country. How true this may be, the
public will determine. In the mean
time, the following queries are lub,
niticd to I. Pain.
DO you know any thing Of Ger.
tam naemoriGk, trsnimitted to the Ex-
ecutlve Dhettory of the then French
Republic, by an American citizen
then IN France, inviting them to
'esd over powerful army to revsiu-
f!o"'ze America. The memoria; ita,
ung, among other inducements, that
tneIe was French party and 40 En-
) I'm party in The United States, and
t u the army would be joined by the
French party here Immediately on
its arrival I?
DO you know, thar this memorial
made deep impreiTion on the mind.
ot the Directory, and that it was re-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10

of it ike any other officer and that
the only time when Admiral Duck
worth, with hyperion force, [an0tber
faAboodI was near enough to render
an engagement, probable. that Prince
entreated AID. Williaumez to be al
lowed the honor Of leading the
fquadron into a6lion. The crews,
animated by his example. nanifelted
the greatelt impotence to engage ;
and every thing led us to hope the
refult of it would have been glorious
for the French navy, if the wind had
not ieparated the two A-ets, 10y blo1U-
ing eonfra,y qOays, sUe prehsn'e at tie
janie time and AID. giving Wiliaumez
an opportunity, Of purifying his def
tination. [W1bat a PITY that % gioriont
an opportunity lbonld Be hf, through
tie fervesEy Of adUercs 4Oindf, and
he d6finate preeaati0H Of q prudent
AaaWraLl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
E9:ie0,

In Aux Cages. (Hi:pan) Duncan MERtOlh.
Efq. ahailinated lately by fnme Of the biacks
there.-He is poken Of a. a gentleman OF IN.
bounded humanity and uncommon confidence.
His death may be conhdered = one Of The
many fatal eifeGts ef>the bloody lefions taught
Il negroes by their French nttructCrs.
In Smithiield, co. Mr.. .Othnisl Mathewlon,
aged CVH
II York, (Me.) Mr.. Simon FeFnald, for ma
ny years keeper OF the goal.
In Falmouth, Mrs. Abigail Merrill, wife q
Maj James Merri
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10

The Salem EaYq-Ladia Marine So1irty held their
annual celebration on Thurfday lait among
the toals given on the occafIi On were M
following
The Salem Eaf-India Marine Society," in.
pro7ezeHt" ahead Harmony " on the beam
and Party Spirit aRern," brH down.
IN our intercourse wi til our brethren, nav
we difcharge our duties without " draw.
back"
May we never " hear away" when we fev
friend in dilfrefs, nor "luf up" to neealvis
animo6ties.
The good lhip" American Commerce Aj.a.
dance her cargo-EA Enterprise and LsdsFyy Ter
owners-Fai Dealing her Factor, and Sacssls
her port Of defamation.
May the hurricanes. Of PATTON never eriy
US out of the regular trades" Of focal duty
The Reverend Clergy-the faithful pilots
who conduct us through the liormy iea Of lie
to the haven Of peace and happiness
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10

At the last Gubernatorial Election, in
Raymond, the votes stood thus, for Mr..
strong 81, for Mr.. Sullivan, 81. At the
late meeting in Raymond for choice Of Rep
sentative to Congress, we have been infor-
ned that the proceedings where extremely
irregular. The Selectmen being all Of the
+" sect" their love Of suffrage was 50
'reat as to extend the privilege Of voting to
Us, and every one that was disposed 10
Ilt ticket in the box for their candidate
ne neutrality-suspicious. Disguised at such IL
gal and improper conduct, are said to have
eft the meeting without voting
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
Representatives to The tenth Congress.

On Monday last the citizens Of this State
assembled in the several towns to make
choice Of Federal Representatives to the
tenth Congress, which will commence the
4th of March next.
The result OF closing the poll, in this
town, WIS highly gratifying TO the friends of
the constitution and good government, the
federal majority being much greater than at
the Election for Governor for EZEKIEL
WHITMAN, Esqnire, federal, $40 for
DANIEL ILsLEY, Esquire, democratic, 800.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
FRENCH G.fSCONADE.


Pr;uo Jerome BoDaparte arrived,
on Sunday at ST. Cloud, after his
long crufr. tiis M4Jeny Immediately
prelented him with the Creal Rib
bon of the Lesion OF Honor. From
tie I3xh cf Deccmbe- TO the 2eth of
Auguh, tits Prince continually kept
the Tea in tie midh Of hottie fquad
rons iupporIing in every qsarter the
honor Of the wrench flag, and dong
irrepsra6le mitchell 70 the Engli1h
commerce In tracing the hiitory
of his voyage, as it is detailed in the
Engitfh papers. We fee him, oil hrs
frit putting to Tea, compel the con-
voy, defined for the Eaft-lndies and
America, to return 10 the lri1h ports;
from thence he went 70 ST. Helena,
In which remote cruize he deferoyed
feveral enemy's veflels. The fquad-
ron afterwards pat into St. Salvador,
the capita of the Brazils, to procure
freih provilions for the few flick they
had or board. Ii afterwards coated
along South America, and deitroyed
feveral Englifh prlvateers and, on
fudden, appeared in the Wet Indies,
throwing the trade and colonies of
the enemy into conformation, and
obliging admiral CochraDe to take
fhelter in Barbados. CNot true.
After it quilted Martinique, it went
to St Domingo, where it rePreaed
the fcandaious traffic of fome Ameri-
can adventures, who trade with the
rebel negroes. 1t appears that in
purifying them TO the nortward, the
fquadron encountered gale of wind,
which separated the Veteran from
the other fhips. The Prince then
fteered for the coat of France, and
after having chaftd feyeral other vef-
feIs, defroyed above half the Quebec
convoy, and put to flight the frigates
There zva5 bi1 one frigzts qOitb The cen
soy and fb0f IF iye,iOr torcel which
accompanied it. The lois of this
coavcy creates the mott painful fen
fation in England, becaufe it was
frei. hted with timber for the navy,
which was much wanted. AT lat
the Veteran entered a French port
without the Enslifh government be-
ing able, notwithstanding they had
covered the feas with hyperion fquad-
rons under the orders of Duckworth,
Louis, Cochrane, Strachan and
Warren, to proven: the French divi-
Sons from fulfilling any one of its
millions [y11bat acre fbey.-As yet
The pubic are igasraHt 9 tben-1 let
tiers from L'Orient mention, that
Prince Jerome, during this long
cruize, wilhed to partake the faiISues
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10


The laie PEu1Ean sIiniiter at Lon
don MIR Jacob, who had proceeded
on his journey home has arrived at
Hamburg and it is believed intends
returning Immediately 10 England.
The French troops oil the Rhine
and Maine are in motion and part
Of them actually paned over to the
r;ehr bank Of the latter river at
Frankfort.
TheFrench sBodyGuards
have Quilted the Palace of St. Cloud,
and been replaced by other troops.
HAMBURG, SEPT. 20.
The Number Of The Swedilh for
ces in Lauenberg increafes, and it is
fad are to te joined BY body of
Pruihan tro ps.
BAsLE. AUG. 70. Til. recruiting
for the Swifs regin~nts for the
French fervice, according to the late
caPituIation, has commenced. The
recruiting par les have arrived and the
msney is expended.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
DonifIir 3.ntdEigcntf.
NATcHEz. Sent. 20.

A1tR IF S2anj6 Afan5.-Ihe
mott recent and accurate information
from Natchitoches, itates the Spanifh
force. embodied within our limits, at
1890, Commanded by Governor Har.
rara, who evinces a Pirit Of marked
holtility to the government of The
United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
CUMBERLAND DISTRICT

WE have heard from Is towns, those , [
remain viii not much vary the present ma
iority though we cannot vouch for the cor
rectness ofthe following, they arc sufficiently
so, to ascertain the election of Mr. ILsLEy,
by small majority
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
NEW ORLEANS, OCT.

NEW-oRLEANS, OCT. z.
The letters received by this days
mali from Natchez and Fort Adams,
fate that every preparation is max
ing to meet and repel Spanifh en-
croachments. All the remaining re-
gular force that was left By Col
Kingfbury at Fort Adams, have
marched under the command of cap
tain Sparks, for Natchitoches. - Ma
ior Ferdinand l. Clairbourne was
hourly expected when the mail left
Fort Adams with captain Farrar's
troop Of dragons, and handfome
detachment of militia, on their march
to Nachitoches, via Rapidc-no
doubt now exits but blood will be
fhed unlefs the Spaniards fall back.
Hurricane at Ne7v-Orkan5.-O On
the 18th sept. fevere hurricane was
experienced at New-Orleans, which
has done comfortable damage.
There were but few veilels in port
which did not receive fome injury :
and the fmall craft either driven out
of fight or funk.-In the city, the
fences, fome brick walls, and trees,
were blown dewn--fome houies
were unroofed, and one or two that
were only part built, were blown lev
ell with the earth.- Fears are enter
tanned that the Sugar plantations
have been much damaged.-From
the New Orleans Gazette Of the
18th, we copy the following &C
count of thofc veflr.s funk or injured
by the form
Schr. Alligator, Caiteres, CT New Orleans
Ion her bowiprit.
schr. Nancy, belonging 10 B. S. spi;zer
funk.
Schr. RofaIite, belonging TO Antoine Sylvia
funk.
DRIVEN FROM THEIR MOORINGS.
Ship Mack, of Portland, belonging TO Paul
Ianufe, with the lols Of her mizen- mat, a.
ground on the Point.
ship -, belonging to Mr.. Blaneue,
driven on the Point, with the lois Of foremaf.
Schr. William, Wright, driven on fhore on
the Point with the lols of her mainmait and
bowlprit.
Aai tie Joilo7ci4g vagas are .j1ore
The fhip Brutus, Bunce, of Portland fhip
Robert Murry, Of tins port, belonging to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
YORK DISTRICT

The Ian FreemaH's Friend Of the stA I'M
contains returns from q towns in that Iif.
Irict--the votes are as follows -
Mr.. Leland, (federaI) s76
MIR. Cuts, (democraric) $40
MIR. Bartlett, (oppug) 2gl
The probability is that Mr.. Cuts is rec.
Iecfed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
9l5arrleO.

In Dublin, Luther Farrar, Eiq sttorney at
law, Of Norway, Me. 70 AIAs Mercy a,
Whiting, of New-Iplwich.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10

. REPUBLICAN GRATITUDE. y

Mr. Scattering" favorite candidate with
the democrats, received only two votes 4
the late election in this diftriet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10

10 Mr.. EssKINF, the new Britiih miniRer
tothis Country, has arrived at Annapolis (N1)
~ 1t is reported that the PRECEDENT has aP-
pointed c. 2. Rodaey, an Allocate Judge of
the Supreme Court of the u. S.--vice Judge
patJerlon, decealed.
~ Capt Little, arrived at New Haven
from ST. Thom%s, infornas, thar one third part
Of the town bad been deltroyed by fire.
Damage eihmated at ,wo millions If dollars.
~ A letter dated Marfeiles, Sept. H.,
mentions that Welt India produce was on the
rife, owing to proiped of a continuance of
the war.