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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23


HArE jpa received an afsrtmeu, of
India and Englilh Goods,
which they offer for fmall advance fer eafh
or approved credit.-dkO,
A large ftock of Weitindia Goods
and Groceries.
d7, ag -g5is5 are,
Beh French Brandy, per pipe or barrel
] Do Barcelona do do
Holland Gin
Malaga and Sherry Wine per qr. eask
Vidonia do; Cotton
Hyfon, Hyfon-ikin, Souchong aad
Bohea ".eas, Of the fra qealiry
Chocolate per box Candies do
by 9 Window Glafs
god, Iod, and I'D Nails
10 bbls. Bone Midding Pork
die,
A general afortn,ent Of Filming Geer,
etc. etc. fsm) 5s.e 2,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23
Risrsaanp.
Fer the Portland Gazette.
STRIPLING-No. IL

THE difficulty of beginning Pc
Tiodcal publication, is not iRconiid-
cradle, Especially if the writer be
not converfant with men and man.
ners, and never have experienced a.
ny public favor or appreciation. In
this cafe, he launches into an IN.
known ocean, pregnaRt with forms
and tempefs, without the means of
repeliing their attacks, and preferv-
ing himfelf from the approach of i'm
pending ruin, and conlequent miie-
ry. He is continually tormented,
left he ihould meet with repulfe,
and all his labor and application,
end in difappointment and morti6-
cation. His mind is alternately agi-
tated with the fear of being treated
with contempt or indifference, and
the hope of receiving the fupport,
and meriting the confidence of his
readers both of which are attend
ed with mutual poignancy. The
frit is magnifed hy the bri!liancy of
that reward which his imagination
fondly paints but defpairs Of OBJ
tanning the latter appears almoft
without foundation, from the fup-
pofed futility of its expectation. If
his cxertions prove 70 fuccefsful as
to compenfare him for his mental ef-
forts and anxiety, by degrees his
timidity wears away, and hr becomes
more cou6dcnt and lcis folicitous,
becaufe more accultomed TO be ap-
proved and not expecting to be neg
le2ed he becomes lefs fearful of
cenfure, becaufe more vain, and
confirmed ia the conicioulnefs ofhis
ability-and thus metamorpholed,
becaufe more experienced.
While he is III fate of probation,
his mind is ever on the rack. He is
alarmed at the lealt appearance of
danger, and receives an admonirion
as the voice of certain condemna-
ton, and the kn-ll 70 his future rep
utation. Sufpcnded with fuchlike
inpediments, irrefolution pervades
his thoughts, damps his ardor, de-
prefIes his mind, and attends every
action. Hope incites-Perfeverance
rewards -defpondency dcGroys.
When once he has eltablifllcd
himfelf on the lit of graduates, and
ingratiated himfelf into the good O.
piDion of others, he no longer is en-
tangled with that difidence, which
checked his genius, and confoan1-
ed his ideas. He then obtains the
abfolute difpofal of his talents, and
meafures, without reitraint, the
iippery paths of fcience now be-
come Pleafant and delightful. Re-
lying on his ufual fuccefs, he afumes
the man of importance, and aug
sents the fuppofed value of every
fubjra he undertakes, with the
double advantage Of his natural &C.
Mus and acquired fame. Without
any embarraiiment he controuIs his
pations, and converts them to his
prefent convenience-with compc-
fure he mounts to fublimity of tho't
and elegance Of ityle-with facility
he interfPerfes thofe pIeaGng (" lights
Of fancy which ever delight--with
c7fe. be defends 70 more humble
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23
+. Greedy eS Co.

Eilk-Styeft, Ha9s for Sale,
10 chefs tirit quality scnchons Fes,
Sales Georgia Upland Cotton,
Gin Caics--Hl,ds Rum,
Broadcloths, Plains klanel', Baizes,
Coat:ugs, swanikins, vSvets,
Sewing Silk, Cotton Hole,
Hat Linings, Silk B aces, Linens,
supcrtine beaver and camels hair Flats,
Buttons, &c, IN 4fer5 a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

NOTICE is hereby given to the nonrs6den
ProPrietors and owners of the following
Lots of Land lying in the town Of P.lon5, in
The couRty Of cAarSeyiaad, that they are taxed
in the year lS05, for the town, llate and eoun-
ty, in the bills committed to me the fubfcr:ssr
to colleef--sEs' for the high ways, for the year
ls04-Ss fei!0reE, viz.
Town tax for the year 1905, in the frR
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23
1T GRA1-DNsia sf Mann.
Dying and Clothier's Works.

Lying ana Iiothler ; ssorks-
THE fubfcriber begs leave to inform the
L inhabitants of Gray, and the pahlic in
general. that ne is erecting on a new and i'm
proved plan, 4 ceuipleat Get Of CIcthier's
Works, hyperion TO any ever yet erected in
this part of the country, and inferior to none
in the United States which will be ready to
commence buGnels on the fra of AuguR next.
In orde-. to give compleat fatisfacon to the
public, who have been long impoled upon in
this branch Of buiincls, the fubicriber has
procured known workman from one or the
firfl manufactures IN England.--If never fad
ing colors, web fnifhed work, and pun6tnaIi-
ty in all pronaifes refpeding the bniinefs, he
obiects worthy the attention. Of the public,
he doubts net but he will merit their favors.
Indigo Blue, fcarlet, crimfon, purple bottle
green, London brown, corbeau, blle black *
common black, and all other falhipDabie CO.
Tors, to any pattern thar may be wanted, sn
plans entirely new.
Likewife will be dyed on Silk and Cotton,
blue, BLACK, bottle green, plumb, olive, oliye.
drsh, buf, or any other eolors that may 10
wanted-Blues on Cotton and Linen Yarn for
Checks, as good as ever yet imported,
Cottons dyed in fummer ouIy, between the
srt of April and the iirlt of September.
Carding and Manufacturing done As slual,
except tina, il will be done with greater dif-
patch than heretofore-thers beffg maehiRery
erected to turn off as much work in one day
as was done in TWO lall year.
The inbfcriber like wife ~begs leave 10 IN
form the Inhabitants Of bFinct and its vicinity,
that he has eftablifhed Carding Machine az
Emesy's Mills in Mi7sf, wh@e every attention
viii be Paid-He Iikewife purpoles takingia
cloth 10 iinifh at AIinot, where he will return
Il every month. Whoever leaves cloth to be
iniihed with the pcrion attending at Ninor,
rnay depend on as much attention being paid
as if brought to Gray. 3
tIe returns his .iuccTe thanks TO the public
for favors ralf, and hePes BY nri4 4Etenticn
to his tIi.n ets to merit = continuance.
Samuel Maysll.
NIB. A lift Of prices may be feen, with -
card Of patterns, by apply ins to the Woloea
Fastory IN Gray. AEaJ 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23
FOR SALE,


1T No. 3, Long WhaJ,
100 cak Sugar HID. Nails. and
25 do. Claret Wine, entitlsl tode6en-
ture.
100 boxes monld Candles,
Is do Spernaceti do
$50 bbls Mefs < No. J. Beef,
$50 hals bb!s. do do do
40 bbIs. Bone Middlings, and No J,
Pork, ~
go ehsfts Hyfonfkin & Souchong Teas,
Bales Georgia Cotton,
Quarter catks Malaga Wine.
Pipes I,h proof Bareefona Brandy,
Gin-cafes AMI snip bread,
By .Jysbua Rieb~dso*.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23
Rortrp.

Jortt o.
.--t-=
rom the LartTsnuih GeEstt-.
THE LADys MAN.
= sot az ne Ears's esgsottss esss,
lfsd fariis5, to- ~ % Jsir y,
Esa.a fsszft NC 10 hrfonss tcIs,
duI JET AZ besix lpfsa, = "
.-.-...
40 malice, no euvy irlpiFes
The bard, his advioeto diiclofei
The favor, foppling acquires,
viii never diaurs my repofe.
1'hsogh nd, he nun always feem gay,
Though rcftIcis, appear al his cafe I;
SIuit talk, when he's nothing 70 fay,
And laugh, when there's nothing 70
Plesfe.-
'..duft never look 1iy, nor afraid
approve uf nonienhsal clatter,
And iinie at whatever is faid,
SOoo, oAu, VI tuuih itiit3 hO ah3AtcA
9f Nancy FAY, |" Crd.nls was poor
lis his to Fay, ye5, and agree,
Or Charlotte, two threcs arebrt four,
cs,etF. M4-z-jua fonr they muit be
Should Sufan remark, "st il hot,
His sniwer nun be, "it SI
If Mary obierve, " IL is not,
To her he contents, and fays, ns.
Vould sny d;fpenfe with his mind
Bow, wheedic, fgh, whimPer and pray,
Ard, hoodwink d, beied b. the blind,
To fuch, ! have only to fay,
Quit Paley, and (iudy 70 Pleafe,
Read Chelterfetd's iytem Of laws,
And ther yoa may baik, at your cafe,
In the funihine ef female applSuie.
A. z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23
Books and Stationary.
ISAAC ADAMS.

Ne. s, JeasJ-Rsu, EJs-SHes,
HAS iuft received 4 new and ex-
tsn&vs afortmen, OF BOOKS, which
he offers upon as liberal terms as can Be OBJ
sained at any Bookitore in the State Among
which are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23
Charles & John Fox,

Sestb Eds Long-Wbayf,
HAVE juit received complete
aGorment OF bea Philadelphia
CAiNS00SES few tons excellent OAK
UM.-ALsc, a general ahortment of
Ship Cbdndlery & NaUai St,res.
CCRDAGE by the gang or otherwiie-which
they are determined to dnpofe of On the NOR
iberal terms, for cafh or credit. Jsaf 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

LAD about "A or I0 years old,
TO arsend in fmaIl family. II. NAV
be kept at fchooi.-one from the country
would be prefered.-Foy further information.
inquire Of the Priatef. y..x Al
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

ndWkiilS pledS VI IHel
Crown,
Leach's crown law,
Blackfoae's commen-I
t2ries,
Craydon's digea,
Peake on evidence,
Williams reports,
Douglas do
Wilfon's do
Saldkeld's do
Loft do
Strange do
Laws of Mafachufetts,
do United States,
Msrfhall on infurance,
Park do
Story's Plsadings,
Precedent's Of dscisr-
stioris,
JuRiees aMans,
Town officer,
Clerks magazine,
Probate Directory,
Edinburg di[penfary,
Cullen materia medica
do practice,
CheieIden's anatomy,
Iownfend's guide TO
health,
Thompfor's family
phyGcian,
Buchaus domenie
medicine,
Denman's midwifery,
Smillie's do
Hamilton's do
Msihein's church kif-
tory,
Stackhoufe's hifory or
the bible,
Hervey's works,
Blair's fermons,
Davies do
Logau's do
Whitheld's do
Coles difcosrfes,
Pilgrims progrefs,
BuRyan's holy war,
Memoirs of pious
women,
Adams view of reli-.
gion,
do truth & religion,
Paley's mora! philoio-
ply.
Baxter's Eaints reA
Zimmerman on fcli-
tude,
Winter evenings,
Jolnfonis rambler,
Shakefpeare's works,
stenes' works.
Works of the poets,
Don QuiSotte,
TatlT,
Spectator,
Elegant extracts,
Rollins ancient rilto-
y,
Robertfon's hiftory OF
| Charlie. 5th,
| do South America,
| Williams hiftory of
! Vermont,
| LIKEwlSE-Bl.
Books; Writing and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

fm0JReag CandI Lsf1efy'
THE public are informed, that ia conie-
i quence Of the rapid iaIe OF tickets, the
Sth CIals Will commence drawing on the In
day of AuguR ne1t.-The tickets rife 10 five
dollars fftycents, the lsth Of July. The pre-
lent price of Tickets, S dolls.
Half do 2 So
Quarters 81
Eighths, rs
AT THOMAS cLARK'S Lottery-oahce and
Bookltore
Where may be had a few Tickets and parts
in the P1sasssys Bridge Lottery, now drawing
in Bottom, If applied for Immediately.
Orders for tickets encloGng cath or prizes,
win have them forwarded per mail or other-
wife, as reque0ed. ,t"mf S'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

And unlsfs iaid taxes, with all interyenlrsses
charges, are paid to me shp fubfcriber, on or
before the eleventh day Of the eighth north
next, 20 much Of faid Lots Of Land a. viii paw
the fame win then be fold at public su6tou
a; the houfs Of Ds~si "a lsss, innh0iaeF ia
Elid Psisa5
William, Campbell, Cs}k95r.
PSi1sd, Sd no. &c, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23
Fs@ Goods.
Barbour & Stockbridge,

0epoits tSs IrsDrsaee 0Fcs, F.s-Strssf,
OFFER tor fals great variety Of frefh
- fealonable Goods, feleeted from the la
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

flso-A large and general afort-
nent Of DRUGS 81 MEDICINES, on good
terms, and at low prizes. 6n Jgtr g,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

DIdDk and account
BOOKS; Writing and wrapping paper; Quills
OF various qualities great variety of PEN
knives; Waters lnkpowder; Morocco
Pocket-books and Thread Cafes; Memoran-
m-books; Ink-itands Sand-bo1es Paint
boxes and brufhss ! Drawing and embelilheq
paper Piaying-cards singing-books; Baf-
vol and Violin ftrings, &c. &c.
G CaS md tie bigtsR price givsn
tsr Rss,. C.agatt and yani. June 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

rom the LariTsnuih GeEstt.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29
Neh:3nniss.
THE FRENcH AND BRITIsu FLEETS IN THE
WEsr-INpIKs.

To Captain Webb, Of the fchooner Catha-ine shep.
herd, in 4 days from Antigua we are Indebted for
the following particulars refpeaing the two hoiie
fleets
The French feet under Wilaun,aze, having 90, out
OF Martinique, (the day Captain Webb does notA.x-
attiy knovO reached Montferar competed Of fix fail
OF the line frgates, and corvette on TIT. 81 of
july. The French officers Gated to the inhabitants
OF that Hand, that their Object waste take the fips
oil the homeward bound fleet that they expected to
TO ind there, and not to dlrefs them. Finding the
feet had tailed, the French Get proceeded to Nevis
and ST. Kits IN PuFiit Of it, but the heet while in ST.
Kits waiting for ronger conway learned that the
french tleet was at Montterat GOT under weigh i'm
n9efiatsly, and went through the Su,ubrero psGape
In ieven hours alter the French fleet appeared off ST.
Kits, and went in purfnit. The fleet failed fror,
ST. Kits on the 4th of JulyOn the 5th in tie NOR
nmg. admiral Cochrane. with 4 fail of the line and
two heavy trigares appeared off Antigua and went
immediately in queh of the French feet
Great approximations entertained at ANTIGUA
Tor the faiety of he merchantmen coniillnp of an
wards of 100 fail offps; indeed every one expeqed
that 1t would be detroyed before admiral Cochrane
could get up 1t is probable from what Follows that
the fears entertained for the fety of the fleet were
groundets, the French feet having it may be fuppo-
led taken different route.
On the 10th init. i'll Lar. 90, long. Co. capt. Webb
fell in with the fchr Recovery of BRIDGE Port. can't,
Preble, 6 days from St. Tho mas, bound 70 N York,
who informed capt. W. of the following particulars.
On the iis,h Of July, the Frsc. Ace, aI,. the ar
bour OF St. Thomas, and in hour afterwards, adj
mrai cochrane hove in fight, and gave chace TO the
French fleet. The fleets having got within three
leagues OF each other the French fps brought too,
and. waited for admiral Cochrane. This was ali
capt Webb could learn from capt. Prebe, as it was
blowing freih.
There has no doubt been an action, and although
the French are ONE half Rronger in number, vet ad
mlrai Coehrane was very fanguine of giving good
account of them. 1t was faid that the French fhip.
we're badly manned. Le1gey.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29
PHILADELPHIA, July %.
ROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

La@0retto, Jmly 81.
Yeferday arrived fchooner Gov. MsKean.
captain Pattericn, IL days from ST. Thomas.
Caotlin P. left at St. Thomas 9Th Jaly, f,ip
Harriet, Powers, of Philadelphia, for Santo
Domingo, next day; brig Hunter, Childs, to
fail next day for leeward a fchooncr with Phil
adelphia on her fern, went in as the Governor
M'Nean came out; the brig Maria, Sharp, of
and for Wilmington, Del. failed in company.
Capt. Miller and Mr.. Taylor, of PhIadelohia,
on board. Soon after leaving St. Thomas, capt.
Patterion was boarded by French Hlip of "A
guns i've other ihips of the line and frigate in
co. who foon after went down Sail Rock pqfTaoe.
and IN fight to windward were four Britin, fhips
and three frigates. One of the Britifi fFiips had
Ion her bowiprit and main-yard. The laR capt.
P. flw of the fquadron, they were within two
miles of each other, laying 10. The EneIiIh
did not go through the SaiI-Rocl paifage, but
were lying with their heads to the fouthward,
and the French with their heads TO the north
ward.-Cac.. p p1f1ed between the fleets, and
iup?otes that when, the gale was over, it was
probable they would come to aetion."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29
ST. PETERsBuRGH, April Is.

Orr court is very much difpleafeti with the
poteiiion of Cattaro. SO far from beginning a
new war with France, part of the troops that
were at Corfu were ordered to the Black Sea
and fnme Of them had arrived in the Crimea.
NJ. Rufhn, chancellor of the French confuIste,
IS arrived here from Paris, and we learn with
!'s'sfaetinn, that t'.a Emperor Napoleon has
ordered all the RuifiAn ihips TO be releafed that
were detained IN the French ports at the begin.
ming of the war.
All the French houfes of commerce eltablih-
ed here, which had been much alarmed for their
property, are now tranquil. The coniul gen.
eral@Laieps is authorized to remain here and
he has had feyeral conferences with our miniiter
for foreign affairs.
Let it be here recolIe6fed that the above 70
taken from the French Official paper, the Moni.
teur.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

The London Traveller, OF the sin of NAV,
contains the following observations THE dir
Culiion of lait night on the military defence bill
was long and animated, and rendered renari,a
bic on account of fome fentiments uttered b,
Mr.. Fox, which we prcfume TO be alto in the
fpirit OF that Administration Of which he forms
10 diflinguiihed part. Speaking Of invafon.
ne ob'rrvec, 4" that he differed much from fome
of his friends on tina, fubieSf.---He by no means
dreaded invaiiun. He thought we had, in The.
iirtt place, powerful iecurity in the fnperioritv
OF our navy; aud in the fecond place, in the
1pIrit ct the Britlih ration. which he was con-
Vjnced WAS abIGdantly tuilicient 10 trumDl nj
timateIy over any army that could invade thiq
country. When he was aA.ed, then, " vyhv do
you want greater army have we not C,Iiipro
enough TO defend the country % he Ihoud an
iwer, "we have enough and more than enough. -
so far from thinking the number too few 10 de-
fend the country,he would flte mot diain9ly.
that ifhe faw any pyoJSca Of recovering fnr In.
rope what had been lott in the late unfortunate
campaign, he fhouid have no OBJECTION 10 rim n
pG"f off5e 0JaT we pofftis in the attempt. He
Thought that we ihould think Of acting ofenGve-
w m The war, as TAR as our powers extended;
1t rs evident, from this, that whenever the now.
ers Of the continent Gall find tbemCelvrs in
tate tn refif the entertainments and fyrannv of
France, they may reckon ucon the nyenuoua
cooperation Of this country, IA long aq ia
councils fhall be guided by the prcG.nt fniniGry.
The right ION. Secretary took An opportuni-
ty, in the oourfe of bis fpcecb, of throwing ont
bis ideas E4fpeeii0g that kind of peace which hr
was anxious TO nbtain.-I1e exprefsly Gated
that he %iited for fUch peace ns could h.
made ON toIerdblc terms, but then the character
OF the peace he wi'hed for wa, that il fhou.d
Preierye our connexions with the continent of
Europe, and MOI give tsp any thing which ihr |
point OF honor forbade us To give up."-TheC !
fpiriied and dignided fcntiments were cghufsf
'cally chrered from all iides Of the houG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

OF the profecution, was continued, and occro:
ed the whole OF the day, from nine to three
o'clock.
Tie wi,nefts were Dspicl ludlow, WIN.
Wsldee, rholnss S evenio,, Io!rn N; ,or-. t,-
teph P'ice, Sa;,u :, Corp, Corneins nrin~ksr.
hoH, William Shields, Wan. Weyman, Iohn
Core, John M'Bride, James CleFand, John
Murray. Augaftus Fleming, Ncwng,on Gre.
nard, Martin Boorh,m. James Burbank, Artho.
ny Bird, N. Ward, John Gantz, Francis Gantz,
George T. pkirs, Jonas Mapes, Thomas
Sickes, John Swartwoat, Richard Plat., John
Fink, aud Peter RIFE.
The court adj1urns ill thi; morning, at 10
O'Clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

In morality AZ in policy, this principle may
be applied to continental wars. Then would
there no longer require army TO beiiege an
cnemy,s place; by 6mp!e diplorraticai Note,
the French cabinet might interdiet to thofc OF
Vienna, L'fbon, or Cope'hagcn all commercial
relations with England. The maritime fydem
OF that power may be e!fe Equally oppofed by a
I continental fyftem much eaiier to be fupoort-
ed. Mr.. Fox has frequently obierved that G.
very thing which his predeceilors had dcne to-
dimnilh the power of France, had ultimately
contributed to her ACKNOWLEDGMENT but has he
himiclf no appreciation of giving his enemy the
right of undertaking every thing TO rid nations
OF the yoke which he PERFUMES to threaten the
with 1t iseliier for France and her allies to
blockade the trade of England, than FOR the
latter to cloie the ports of France, Holland and
Pruais.
BE it as it may, this reafure particularly at
tacks the American commerce, and It's to be be-
eved that The u. S. will feel its full import ance
they may concur in the generous enterprise OF
the French government, aud may thereby flare
its profit and its glory. A few perfonal conf
derations cannot long Glence the general inter-
cit the maritime fyfem of England directly
attacks every continental power who wi!hes to
profit of the creatures of her territory OR of her
indufry.
The note in queRion appears to fet fome ref
trieions on the rigor ofthe blockade; this leens
TO be a forced acknowledgement of the rights
which it outrageoufly violates. But thefe ref
tretions are really Of no advantage to neusras.
Their commercial expeditions are always unrafe
as long AS any Englifh captain NAV annoy them,
as long as England may at her peafilre engthen
the lit of contrabaud goods as long as they
ihall even be Fixed in 70 vague manner as To
furnih an eafy pretext to cupidity to defpoil
the merchant who ihall have expofed his pro-
perty upon the faith of Treaties or of prior
Conventions, or DEGREES Bcdes, thsfe ref
trttions are eitab!ihei much iefs through rec
pett for the rights of Neutrals, than from a
crafty, fpeculation for the trade of England.
Nobody is Ignorant that ile itands in need of
neutral flags to glut the continent with her
merchandise. She would lofe much more than
France by her executing the blockade to it's full
rgor. Tins her covetoufDcfs betrays the lecret
OF her weakness and haitens the moment of her
Iuin.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29
GENOA, May IA.

The hotilla that lately left Naples has reach
ed its defination, without meeting with any ac-
cident. His majefy, fatisfed with the recep-
ton he has met with in Csiabria. intends to
Wilt Apua, hut without loing fight of the
grand ohie4f Of the pnalic good which requires
hi' return 70 the capital. On the 5th infant,
iome undreds of diafFetted perfons were lent
from Naples to Piedmont, as exilss.
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Danlefit Jnteul9ente.
NETWORK, July ZIG.
COURT or TIE UNITED STATES
NEH-T YORK DISTRICT.
Mr.. Adv.
SIXTH DAY.

SIXTH DAY.
The Court met at 10 O'Clock, purf1ant TO adj
journment.
Preient Judge TALMADGE.
The jury and the wi.n,hes having been cal
led, Judge T1lmadge Rated to the Jury that
Judge Patierionbeipg too indirpofed to attend
the trial, and mournful occurrence having IA
ken place IN his own family, I've underftand
the death Of a child he found it rec. iary to ad.
journ the Court until O'Clock on Monday
morning.
SEVENTH DAY.
The Court met at 10 O'Clock, purfuaut TO adj
ionrnment.
Preiem judge TALmADGe.
Inc examination Of the wi.nciTcs on t,e part
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RATISBON, NAV o..

Whatever might have heen at frf propofed,
with refqett 70 ecding the duchy of Anfoach TO
the King OF Bavaria, il ia certain that the French
mn keep PoGefion of that country, without
making any vilihle ditpoftinu to transfer It and
1t Is probable, ttat this will De the cafe till a
general peace Gall take place.