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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-25

fore, either as relative TO our national honor aud
interefts, or the 6tuation of the Bafhaw and
people here, conider it due to the confidence
ofgovernment, and a bond impofed by all the
,n!unetions of humanity, to endeavour to hold
this poft till the lat moment, in hopes that
fome happy occurrence may take place to fe-
cure our own, and at the fame time, to ailift the
intereas of our friends. And / mott devoutly
pray heaven, that the blood of innocence may
not tain the footfteps of us, who have aimed
only to fight the enemies of our country.
ITO be continued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-25

cabinet content to act with A man. vs4S, csar&5 n
them win injuftice; who becomes the idol ofS
the people who rlsthepublic ndirnatinr, cp-
on their head? Should thefe difrnfiious ,heube
preiied upon parliament, we cannot but treni-
bic for the exiftence of the prefent ca, met a
cabinet competed of the ableft fiatcimen Of
England cabinet which is TO obtain for her.
honorable terms of peace, or fave he, from
the arafp of the mot dangerous enemy of the
CIVILIZED world. But fhould MIR. Fox preserve
his place at the expence of his principles, his
political reputation is gone for ever He vii,
deierve to forfeit all his popularity with the
people, and we may expect in no long time to
lee Tome ridiculous title tackled to his name.
we trembied, therefore for his reputation at
Irtt, and we trembe Gill more ince we have
Teen his late declaration refpecting the union act
AT the time, indeed, tina. the Union was uns
der difcufiion, objected to it, aud till retain
that objection. for have never heard any thing
to convince me that the grounds of my opinion
were erroneous. have always thought il a
bad meature-but there are bad meafures which
cannot well be repealed and if ever there was
a meaiure, the enactment of which is not con-
nected with its repeal, it is prccifely this incer-
porate Union, for however Objectionable the
manner, under all the circumstances in which
IT was carried, it is impoiiible to remedy theft.
objections by a repeal" Ifthis is not a dire
lection of his principles, at leait it looks very
much like il.
We have already pointed out one rock on
which the prefent minifry may fplt to pieces
Here then is /esond
Several improvements may, however, be ex-
Pected in the departments ofgovernment Sc
veral abufes will be reformed Several cor
rupt officers will be difmiffed.
In one word: the prefent is properly suay-
cabinet. 1t may make peace for England, bur
!t can intrcduceno great improvements into her
internal administration. 1t is the offspring of
the war, and will die with it. The frf beam
OF peace will exPofe its rottennefs, and it mutt
tumble into pieces.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-25

are not ranged 10 battle againft us. With the
Unitci Stakes of America Mr.. Pitt has left us a
difpu;e not eafily fetsed. without an abandon
m-nt, on our part. of much of that which we
have heretofore commended for and maintained.
A"pretty equal mixture of arrogance and imbe-
e'iity, in our miniiters, has produced this diff
pute; but it is by no means certain, that con-
trary qualities in their fuccenors, will infure a
favorable termination of it.
ITO be eontinMed.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-25
WASHINGTON, April al.


On Saturday the Senate couiidered the bill,
tent from the Houfe of Representatives., repeal
ing the acts laying duties on falt, and contnu.
ing in force, for farther time, the 6rft fiction
OF the act, entitled an act further to protect
the commerce and feamen of the U. S. againft
the Barbary powers" and truck out the two
firt fettons which repeal the acts laying duties
on alt-Yeas 16-Nays 8.
Our latt paper contains an erroneous ftate-
ment, into which we were led by an error in the
journal of the Senate from which we made an
extract relative to the proceedings of that body,
on the bill to prohibit the importation of GER
tain goods, wares, and merchandise.
In this ltatement the Yeas and Nays are CIV
eli, as though they had been taken on the refo-
luton offered by Mr.. Tracy, whereas they were
IN fact taken on the motion of Mr. Tracy to
poitPone the bill, for the purpofe Of conider-
ing that reiolution. Mar. Int.
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vid. fos,e obfervations from the Aurora on this
fbjea, in our ba paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-25
FOTHERGILL.

NJ Any Gentleman having Z" The Travels o,
MIR: Burke" the nephew of Edmund Burke. will
confer az obligation on the Editor by lending /, for
iaid to be applied in the E. Indies to fnilar nrnor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21
This IS to give Notice,
November 81.

That the subscriber, of Alexandria county,
in tie district OF Columbia, hath obtained from.
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters les
tamentagy on the personal estate Of Jazues
Smith De6i0is, late purssr oftae United States
trgste Constitution, deceased; ali persona
having claims against the sad deceased, are
heTeby warned to exhibit them wits tie vouch-
ers thereof, to tie subscriber, on or before
the 2 lst day OF May ne&t, o. they may by Jaw
be excluded trola oii benelt to said estate
and all persons indebred taeleto are requested
to make immediate payment, or suits viii be
Instituted to enforce the same. Given under
my hand this 2lst OF November, 1906.
Lewis Deblois, Ex'r.
November 81. 2aw6w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21

was On the 18th September, pablie spiais
ion was decidedly in favor Of war, act only
from the above circumstance, but from the
ayorable state ia which the coalition of the
norther powers then stood. Preniums
were opsasd Al the insurance offices, offer.
ing 100 guinsas to Is, that war would
NOT only be renewed, bur that lord Lauder
dale would return from Pari. before the
22d Sept. The majority of the cabinet is
now decidedly in favor of the war. The
military system of Mr.. Windham has add.
cd much strength to the regular forces
ats navy is continually augmenting-ard
preparations constantly gong on tor the
equipment OF transports destined for the
conveyance of troops to she consinens.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21
aleranoria Dajlp aooerGtssr.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 81.

The Boston Gazette, of the 18th inst. saws,
6 Letters received III town last evening from
Halifax, state that the schooner Mary Ann,
John Anthony, master, was carried into that
poit goth October, by the English ship of war
Leopard, who took her on the 18th, in latitude
50, Is, long. u, on her passage home from
Porto Rico Her cargo consists of 81 hhds.
4oo bis. sugar: 229 bags and SO bbs. coffee
400 hides and tons fustick worth $4,000 dol
ars clear OF duties-yessel and cargo the
sole property of Thomas Lewis and Son, of
this town-thls vessel with % others, expert
anced hurricane the lth September, drove
on shore at Porto Rico, and with the greatest
ilificulty ny taking out her cargo, she was
18th only one eher, out OF the whole number,
got off,
A letter has recelIy been received from
M. Rehmann, the phyacian in the suite of IN.
Russian embassy to Chin dated Kiacbt, IN
the frontiers of China, Ocsber 10Th. 1908 /:
in which ne says that he has scciuated GREAT
number of the children of tlNMoonIs.
" These people continues M. Re mann, have
retained the simple manners and ustons of
their ancestors. They live In tents,and still
make use of bows and arrows, which tev e,,,-
ploy with such dexterity and precisio. that
when they went out with the Russians'v the
ambassadors suite, they killed six tim, as
much game as the latter, though proved
with excellent fowling pieces. He like3se
writes that he has discovered little portae
pharmaceutic collection of Thibet, from whi>
the science Of medicine is likely to derive al
vantage. 1t consists of sixty different articles
very elegantly wrapped in paper. Among
these are some remedies known in Europe
but with much greater number the botanist'
attached to the embassy were nnacquainted.-- -
The letter consist of small fruits, nuts, ane
some chemical preparations. M. Remnant
has procured a translation of the list of them
which was written in the language Of Fangut
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21

ES AN AWAY from tie subscriber, on the
4s 9Th current, Join 1feleo, an apprentice
to the s.ii-rnaking busiaess-sf dark conplex-
ion, slim made, between 20 and o years of
age. All persons are cautioned Tot to employ,
harbor, or carry him oft Of the district TIE
above reward viii be paid and all reasor able
charges, on bringing him home or Iodg ng
him in jail.
Daniel M'Dougall.
November 81. cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21
Lost or Mislaid,
November 81.

A CERIItIC.AIE for IS shares of the:
I 4 Marine Insurance Company OF Alexar-
dria, from No. 5698 to 5722 inc!usiyc-2o
of which were Endorsed as transferred te Pauk
8nsfl, On the s7th March, 1909, This Ger
tldcate is suspected to have been lost in saIti-
more some time between last February and
This day. Information thereof, given to the
sitlee OF the above company, or to this office,
will be thankfully acknowledged.
NoYemberl5. 1awsw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21

Wolid dc 70 60 down the Ohlo ahu Mis-
sissippi, but such as would be nseiulln ..
ther purposes, and al tho same silie 20 ai-
ford the means Of annoy anse II interrupted
by Indians ct pluauerers. Boats vi tilis
description nave also been provided.
Men aoa boats being thus engaged, there
! then would want sothing but Gloaey, Oh
those articles ct nscesSlty Whien money
would produce. ascofdingio ske accounts
whlen afp published, IL seems snas colonel
Burr has pfovlded funds equal 70 400. 1000
dollars. Now II ali these lflngs be roc,
what are the results! Plainly aud simply
these
Col. Aaron Burr, man ct great talents
and en,crprizcs, who mas mad many causes
to be dlssatls ned with trie eastern parts eli
the Uaited STATES, has de.erininee to With
draw and settle 10 Louisiana He has pur.
chased or otherwise obtained the controu
over large srscrs OF vaiuaoie unsettled lanos
and has employed perseas to superinienu
the settlement of farmers in those lands.
These farmers have been or will be o5saiL
ed from the eastern states, and OF coarse
mus. pass down the Ohio by water 10 go 10
the lands in question. He has provided
proper boats 90 remove these settlers ano
their families, and has also provided sufii
eiens resources in money ard other articles
TO promote aad execute the intended settle.
menis-
All these things being connected w,h the
name of Burr, have induced some persons
to publish. and maov more 10 believe. tha
the whole was neither more nor less than
an organized conspiracy, for the purpose
of separating the western from the eastern
states; .ha, col. Burr was the orsan & au
thor of ..fa. grear proiec. and tia he had
been urged to this act of superlarive weak
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21
e. VI = q d.

TT is proposed 70 sell quantity Of svooD,
e as It stands upon the oottonls q four mile
run, in the forest Of Waslin ton II will be
SOLD ia lots of one acre each, beginning at the
eastern extremity OF t!e estate AID progressing
Iii line With the run. Timber OF every, de-
scription, suitable for al building purposes,
posts and rails, and a quantity of hickory fol.
firaWood, will be found unon the said lots
Those who are DESTROYS OF purchasing should
apply early, as mulch hss been already engage
ed 1t viii De permitted to purchasers to re-
tain the wood upon their lots Until the tenth
of March.
John Bali, Agent.
November 81. Ct
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21

~ DAA''S $500 -N-A SSN11A~ - ehSS>
collections of medicines, which are much 3.
use among the Eucnarians.
London 11aher.
ne following beautiful, solemn srtl iupres4
slye ny NIL, extracted iron, Cars j. .it I, EN-
Summer, is sala to lie leelret cyoI ne dead
BODY OF Russian, lIe,4,ls lo. lis i1Iun,a-
tloIi. 8r
Oh what is life bosom q yaneur
or osW Ct tic nonn l.! 1flIeach az, ccn-
template the grave. Y here is low t. race.
tuI fern where Is youtl Were tie o,eans
OF sight! sno where tie Leauty OF cCD,rlex-
ion!
&" Mat lamentation and wsiliig, snd nour-
mig aAd strugsi ing, when the SOU is sci.srs-
ted from the boay Human life seems aitooe.
tler vanity transient sia1ow the slee5 of
efTor; inc A'zaUafans laso15tI lnae4ned ealsl.
e4cf-- let us therefore lily rom every cor1ur,-
tlon OF TIE Woiia, that Ne may inherit the
Aas dom ol heaven.
Il ou mCtier Of the sun that never sets
Parent vof CGG, We Deseecn thee, intercede
with the divine offspring, that he wto hath
departed hence, may ENJOY repese with the
souls OF the Just. Unbienished Virgin NAV
ae ENJOY TIE eternal inheritance Of heaven, in
the aoeoes OF the righteous"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21
No T e.

The Stages between Aiexan-
arla and Richmond, will trave,
N Sundays, until the pub
ic are notified to he contrary.
The 2yoprsetor5.
Asyzasss .. : 4au
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21
Five Dollars Reward.

November 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTS

wIscAssET, JUNE >.
On Monday afternoon, the goth ult as q
iail-ooat was going from IN 81 place TO Booth
osy, with three men, viz. Mr.. T. Psyason, Of
tnis town, Mr.. Hazdey, Of Warren, and
Mr Martin CeTn-ihe was upfet. and the Iait
mentioned perion was drowned. They all
c'ung to the boat for or hours, when they
were taken of, with much difficulty, by Mr..
H'-0t and two boys, in fmdl canoe, and car
tiea TO Five -lfands-Thefe perfons were 70
tatigued with performing this daring attempt
tine lea runRing very high at the tine) were
.eout to give up the hopes of faving their
drowning fellow-Creatures, whea fortunately
: Nir' Sally came 10 their aGiilance in another
.nai canoe They all perfeverod in getting
snen on ihcre; after which they made ap
~ n,e IN the woods, (thsre being no houTe on the
.nAno and lent the boys after fone blankets,
out before this could be done, cstEs was
y Lar gone a. to be paf recovery. They then
e1anea their attention to the other two, and
~"A Perievering exertions, 70 far recovered
"a 1ae'h tna' they came up to town the nexf day.
Icy were much bruifed and hurt, being O.
sss0 10 lSnd o. rocky lere, and the fes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
E::-in.

In scmers, (Con) widow Nary Seston, aged
sI-fhe praetifed midwifery SIS years, and by
her records fhe was at TIE birth of 1000 chill
dren-ihe was the mother of II.
In Fairfield, Mr.. Tsia Bradeasv, who was
born on Long-laand, June 7, i7oI, o. S. aged
Io4 years, 10 months and 20 days. One week
before his death, he walked near mile TO the
neighbors and home again He was renarka-
bic for his piety to the lait, and retained his
reafon, light and hearing as well as men in
common at the age of so.
In Augsffa, Mrs. Ma,tbs E45, aged 76,
relid Of Mr.. Benjanin Edes, late Of Bolton
printer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09

running violently. cstsn w4s brought up ts
town and decently buried on "wednesday lalt.
he has parents living in Marlborough, coun-
ty of York.
On Taeiday morning laf, failor belong
ing to the Engifh ihlp Caledonia, was drown
cd by the linking Of a genaaIo. His body
has not yet been found.
On the fame day MIR. Syuner was killed
between Warren and Union, by the wheel of
loaded team paiiing over his head.
And on the afternoon before, boat with
two men and two women in it, was upfet in
the middle of the channel in the harbor; but
fortunately they were all faved What il a
little rsmarkable that the aforementioned
Enghth Tailor was one of the noa active in
reicuing the laa mentioned perfons from
drowning.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
Qbf Ga3ette.
MONDAY, June 9, 1906.

Nir0nda's Erhedifion. Accounts
from Curacao, of May 6, state that
MIRANDA has been frustrated in hisAat-
tempt to revolutionize the Spanish
Main-two vessels laden with ammuni-
ton, and 60 of his men, had fallen into
the hands OF the Spaniards-that after
an engagement with Spanish brig, he
escaped by cutting his cablcs-he then
proceeded to Jacquemel to solicit assis-
tence from the blacks, but could not
obtain any.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
EOP 80.

a Valuable lot Of Land, Gtuated
near the bottom Of Neutrality-suspicious.
ing land Or. ~ cgtFa, and thar of the late
capt Jsbr T50rlo, making a .corner--with a
fore thereon 90 BY 40 fett, two nories highs
with good cellar under the whole, feet
deep, ard plank floor, The building, with
fmal expenie, can BE made very convenient
dwelliRg-houie-Fc terms, and more par
ticular deicriptcn Of the premifes, apply 10
the fnbfcriber, who IS authorized to difpofe
Of the fame. SMITH COBB.
9uns O
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
FOR SALE,
By WILLIAM GOODMAN,

By WILLIAM GOODMAN,
1t his Co1nfing- Room, ~. 3, Lhi3z-
RoSy, Over ne store sf n. S.yan,
8 pipes 4th proof Balrt-7
lonaBrandy, EnifLed
4 do. do. Holland GIN, Sfp detcrr.
chests HysonAskin Tea, tlas.
9 do. Souchong do. t
hhds. good favored Rum,
500 bushels Maryland Corn,
80 bbls. bone niiddling Pork,
IS boxes dipt Candies,
do. mould do.
casks Rai.ins,
60 boxes Chocolate,
10 bbls. Vinegar,
hid. Loaf Sugar, M
bales Nankins,
Kegs Pepper !; do. Pimcnto,
Bales Cassia casks Rice, sTc.
or cash or appFoved.uredit. June 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
Q9drrfrn.

In this town, by the Rev. t. fIiIliard, Mr..
hS,aLam WstJ6a, merchant, to Mifs Tans
WiLdrsgr.
In Bolton, TBeodsrs Shoag, efq. of North
amp,oa, eldef fon of his Excellsncy Gov.
Strong, TO Mifs Patty 44liea. niece of jeremi-
ah Allens efq. fheritf Of Suffolk county.
In Schodiac, Mr.. William Blagrsv<, Of Bol-
ton, TO Mifs Nancs Chriity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
APPOINTMENT.

By the Governor and CoancH.
GEORGE BRADBURY, esq. of this
town, to be one of the Justices of the
Couit of Common Pleas, for the coun-
ty Of Cumberland
The Hon. THEorHILus Parsons,
has accepted the Office of Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Judicial Court, and
been qualified to perform the duties
thereof.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
" ool Carding.

THE fubfcriber informs the public
thas he continues to carry on the WOOL
CdPDINC BCSINLSS, at SaecaysepG FALL !;
and he hatters himielf that he can give gen
.eral fatisfaction.
~ The price for breaking and carding in
to rolls, Is reduced to cents per lb.
June g. [6w) MOSES LONGFELLOW.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
ENOCH MOULTON,
Goldsmith & JeWeller,


No. S, Jones' Ron, Fish Street.
ID Espectfully informs his friends
III and the pablo, who have and
may still continue to favour him with
their custom, that having Just re-
eeived by the latest arrivals from Lon
don, an additional s0ppiy to his former
stock, is enabled to offer for saleas corn-
plete an assortment of articles in his
line, as at any stere in town--viz.
Pearl, Gold and Gilt 7rzOelry,
of every description.
All kinds of
Siluer and Plated Tire.
Elegant ornamented and plain Tur4
tle-shell and common Hair-Cembs.
Elegant paste crescent Slides.
Britannia, hard metal and Iron ware
Japaned Walters do. bread, knife
and snuffer-trays looxing-glssses and
pictures officers swords, white and
yellow mounted white and yellow
cord, lace and tassels plurnSs dress
razor-straps steei snuftcrs,
penKnives scissors bodKlns tws~-
zers; ladies' and gentemen's morUc-
co pocKet-booKs ard purses china
and tin boxes t0oth-ricKs: tamboaE
needles and cases American aDd In
gIish silver thimsles silver, gTit and
plated pencil-cases toy watches, xc-
He also makes. and has constantly
or hand, silver, table, desert, cotxc,
tea, mustard and salt spoons, OF the
newest pattefn..; sugar tongs cream
ewers porringers warranted gold
sSs,- SC sc.
N. E. Wholesale dealers nay b.
supplied WITH Anvi Of rie Above articles,
at a very handsome tisccl1t, for cash
or approved credit. Jane a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
Amoske<g Canal Lottery.

Amoske<g Canal Lottery.
HE public are informed, that in confe-
Il quenca Of the rapid fale of tickets, the
sth Clais VIII commence drawing on the It
day OF Auguf ne1t.-The tickets rife to five
dollars Fifty cents, the 18th of July. The pre-
ient price of Tickets, 5 dolls.
Half do 62
Quarters, ST
Eighths, rs
At THOMAS CLARK'S Lottery-CfHce and
Bookitore
Where may be had few Tickets and parts
IN the Pysafagua Bridge Lottery, now drawing
IN Bottom, if applied for Immediately.
Orders for tickets encloGng cath or prizes,
Will have them forwarded per mail or other-
wife, as requelted. 9ans 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
Snip asi,s.


IH9day, June s.
Arrived brig George, capt. WiIdrage, Is
days from Matanzes.-Left there, fllip Mary,
Murry, of and for Newysrk, a or S days /;
brig Sukey, Hughs, of Newburyport, for
Newyork, next day; brig Archelaus. Will
Jams, Of and for ~ wyork, in or days !;
lchr. Patty, and coop Eagle, Of Newport |;
fchr. -, Hamilton, of and for Baltimore
in or 4 days-Spoke, May 81, lar. 50, Is,
~ long. 70, II, w. fhip AmiabIe, of Phila-
delphia, 53 days from Antwerp, bound to
Charleifon, S. C.-May 81, in LAT. 50, 40, N.
long. 20, 10, W. was boarded by his BrItanic
Majeiy's -fhip -crznrpus, sdays from Halifax,
on cruize-after OBTAINING us upwards of
an hour, we were permitted to proceed.
Wedssday--Arrived brig Mars, Miles from
Havana
Same dsy-brig Margaret, P. M'Intofh, "a
days from ST. Vincents. Left there, fchr En-
dsavor, varney, 8. days for Turks Iaand !;
brig Canillus, Herald, 10 days for Portf-
mouth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
FoR SAEE.

Ut apphed for ioonl '1 1-
N elegant Houfc in feaeyal-ttrest,
we'll accommodated with olif. .honles--
half pump in the yard, and an AqueduG
leading into the houie--together with the
land on which nands-Allo, a lot Of Land
adjoining the fame, sear Back. areet.-
Terms Of payment are, y, 9, IL ncHths
For further particulars, inquire Of
sAM'L~ ROBINSON on the Prsniies.
Jzzs 9. -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
Hnother 1.en1n1,oL

DuMMER SEwALL, esq. federal
republican, has been removed from the
post-offce at Bath, and Mr. DAVID
STINsos, a democrat, appointed to
supply his place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09

Nortbyarnoufb, Bzay Sly
Arrived brig Fair Trader, capt Worthle :
81 days from St. Pierres.-Left there, fch.
Only Daughter, Van Kleck, Newyork, to faf
IN days brig Fame, Jeweu, Bottom, came
IN in diftreis-was condemned as unfit for
lea, and was re6tting fer Newyerk; brig SAL
ly, Edwards, for Philadelphia ; brig Trident,
Simontsn, Portland, to fail in Is days for
Bolton; ichr Fair Lady, Caldwell, to fail in
2 days for Bofon; brig Traveller, Jordon,
Portland, for BoltoE, in 5days; brig suGex,
Newyork, and ichr. -. Smith, Newlondon,
jult arrived.
Ship Live-Oak, Of Portland, failed from
Bourdeaux, April 2s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09

From Eurohe.... Capt. Armstrong, ar
rived at Boston from Leghorn, informs
1t was expected 9th ApriD that a
proclamation would soon be received
there, prohibiting the importation of all
articles of the growth or manufacture Of
Greatbrltain and that the port would
be blockaded by the British.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
FOR SALE,

01N OnAEt
1T No. 3, Long-W5aJ,
100 cafk Sugar HID. Nails, and
25 do. CLaret Wine, entitled to debsn-
ture.
100 boxes mould Caadles,
rs do Spermaceti do
so bbls. Mefs & No. !. Beef,
$50 hals bbls do do do
40 bbls. Bone MiddIings, and No. !,
Pork,
20 cheits Hyfonfxin & souchong Teas,
Bales Georgia Cotton,
Quarter calks Malaga Wine,
Pipes 4th proof Barcelona Brandy,
Gin-cafes and Ship Bread,
BY Joshua RiebardsOn.
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