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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

- was peffu4G=d 10 retire to quar-
rrr where he wou.d be exPofcd to
Ilrls perlonal dauger.
Jhe accounts received at the ad-
mira.rv were traslmitted BY Admiral
Halloway who aated tset Lleurtn-
an, Of the .Adamant was cn ihore
al Cuxhayen on Saturday, lait where
accounts had been received from
Hamburg two days later than the
time Mr.. Kay, the Mefenser, P2t-
fed through that city itating thatthe
battle had been entirely in favour OF
the Allies, that BonaParte bad been
feverely wounded in the right arm,
and it was thought would be ol'ged
to fufFer amputation. The Com
mandcr Of the Piercer gan vefel, ar
rived from the Ems, gives an &C
couut ofwhat he heard hmilar to the
above. I'll accounts, however, a.
gres that the battle was fought or
Goth fdes with the greatelt obftma-
cv, and chiefly with the bayonet.
The kufians expended little amanl-
ton The carnage was immeme.
The number Of our allies is itated
at 10, ooo though the accounts OF
the Numbers, in letters, from various
parts of Morayia, before the battle,
FAY they were 10000. The num-
her of Donaparte's army is ifated at
81, 900 and fome reports FAY that
aearly =. 900 fell on both fd4,
while Others make tha, Of the allies
only IS oco.
It's probable that this b tile would
Goon be followed BY another, and il
may f3irIy be inferred from the
French attempting nothing fEr two
days, thAt they had fuf1rod very tc-
vereiy, and were not il cohi 5ioh
to ri0, freih attack, That there
would be another dreadful engage
ment before Bonaparte was lubdued
is manjfelt, We may be allowed,
however, to indulge the mott fan
guiue hopes Of luccefs. The PrulIians
-, now be expected to be foon at
the field cf action. When Mr. Kay
pahcI through Berlin, news Of this
battle had been received there. s
Council Of the State had been held,
and the Pruhian army, 40, 1000
lirong, had actually begun its march
into Bohemia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

The supporters Of the principles I
the immo tal Washington, s those VII
wish to Sc orr excellent republican il
stitutions preserved from the mad rag
oE democratic fevOlutionists ard arnb
tlous demagogucs,are again Cal,ed uPo
to use I'll jair and honourble means
promote the reelection Of four preser
worthy and patriotic Governor Strong
"! ose 10, s ana faithful services has q
dcared him to c5zery friend Of the couI
try.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

A ferious affair has lareIy happen
ed ct Detroit. a icid;er dcfrrted
from the Britiih lines au1 took ref
uge III Detroit. He was puriued into
the American territory BY two Brit
ifn officers, with fle Of men, was
projected by the magiftratrs, who
can on'y furrender in cafes Of murder
and forgery. Tie Bri'ifh thereon
endeavored by force TO cary him
back, when an aifray took pace be-
tween them and tie inhabitants, in
which one Of the Britilh officers, a
Mr.. Muir, was lhot through the leg,
after which they retTeated, leaving
the deferter at Detroit. 4 nc Britiih
officers were each bound 70 appear
and take their trial at the Detroit
May Court, under given tecurity
Of 1900 dollars eech.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
an ere.y who ca,. have r~coUr'e g
:uch di.b dcial machinauons.

an ere.y who cat. have rrcourie -
:uch diso dcial machinations.
The intelligence from the Rulian
armv via Hamburg is the Ia'eit. Is
appears, that Prince PanErdtl.n per
forced a NIT gallant exploit on he
9th ul;. when, being furrcundec
BY Prince Murat's army Of 3o,ooc
men, he heroically cut his way
through with his fmaiI drltion OF
5000 rcn, and Martial ooult is TIA
ted 70 have .een killed. The Kut-
fan head quarters were on the 22d
at Wifcliau, between Uin and
Brunn, waiting for rcinforcements.
They fhorJly intended 70 advance,
when Deceive action was expected.
1t alfo appears, that Baracu7y Dtill-
llers, who had advanced 70 Pilien,
was loon forced 10 retreat by the
Archduke Ferdinand, who has driven
him out Of Bohemia, and puAicd his
advanced poffs into the Upper Pala-
tinate.-Count Hawgwitz is iaid 70
have arrived at bis place Of dcfina-
don. ] hat his PruiIian Majcity re-
ceived lette: Of great Importance
from The EmpeIsur Of RuiHa, and
that the march of the fermer fover-
eign, with the garrilon Of Berlin, for
the army, was expected TO take place
Immediately.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
BosTcN FEB. 10.


FIRE! Yeferday afternoon, a
defrudrive fire broke out in the
Rope Walk, owned by Mr.. ]. Howe
* the bottom cf the Common, in
in this town Y; which in thort time
was conlumed, together with four O.
her Walks adjacent, one owned bT
Mr. Samuel Emmons, orc ty Capt.
Pcnuel B. Rogers, and two by Mr.,
Ilaac P. Davis; together with a
lage quantity Of cordage, heTp, tar,
&c. Mr.. Howe was about flniih-
ing lome tarring, when. the copper
being cver-heated the tar took fire,
and intantly communicated the
flames in every direction. The con.
tents OF the Walks were partly fayed,
as well as part Of the hemp in Mr.
Rogers uFe-proof itore-the con-
tents Of Mr.. Davis ere proof fore,
we learn was continued. Tne wind
was providentially at 5. W. which
blew the flames over the common
and confined IFS ravases 10 thctc va
luablc manufactures The public
as well as private lois, CAM ot as yc'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

FTREc.-About 3 o'clock. on Thur
day Evening last, an alarm of fire VI
given III this town; Il proved to be IN
shop in Unior-Strect occupied y
Mr.. Lindsey, Cabinet maker but
the prompt exertions Of the citizens
was exdnguishcd before any materI
damage Was done--Itis hoped Il j. wa
ning will make people more cautiol
in taking care Of fre--itis supposed
this instance tire fire was comInunic
ted from the Stove to the Shawn.
which were left In all unsafe manner
On the 10Th inst, the new Scho
House az the north part Of Wiscasst
was destroy ID BY fire together ~
most of the scholars books, v-cl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
&De Ga3ettr.
February "a, lgoo
.NEIf.S.

.AEWS.
The foreign intelligence given IN III.
days Gazette, is highly interesting an u.
imPortant.--The Russian and Ars,r;ar
armies having formed a junction tbs
Emperor Alexander command;no 1.
person, the combined forces, was nis
by Bonaparte, at the head ofthe Frerrr
Grand Army on the Cd OF Dece,ahs.
between Brunna and Olmrtz, in Nj
rayia.
AT the commencement of the 4.
gagement, the centre of the Russi,e.
was thrawn into confusion, their artiIl-
ry taken. and were very near sufr.ri,s
total defeat, but while this part -.
acting in one part Of the line, a verr
different fate attended the left wing "
the French, which was at Last com1eL
led to give way Night put stop N
the combat. On the following day, the
battle WAS renewed. The Russians "
crawling upon their hands, retook tbe
cannon they had lost the day before
the two armies contended with vario,
success through the day, and night 1.
gain put stop to the engagement,
without either side being able to obtain
the victory.
On the 4th The action was neneveJ|
and continued through the day.
On til : h Bonaparte retreated back
Of the Schwartz.
The Russians fought mostly With
the bayonet, & neither gave nor receir-
ed any quarter.
Alexander and Bonaparte surround
ed Ply their guards, we're persorallyop-
posed to each other.
1t IS said Bonaparte received wound
in the arm during the engagement, and
would have besn taken prisoner, but
for the desperate efforts Of lis guards,
most of whom were killed in protect
Z ing his perxOn.
IN the action which took place bel
tween the Russians and French, on "a
! Sd, and 4th of Dec, upwards Of 500od
men were either killed or wounded.
The Emperor Alexander exhibited the
utmost courage and intrepidity ; II "A
stated he had two horaes killed under
him, and was missing for six hours.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
HAMpuRCH. Nov. 76.

The Imperial Court is removed to
Prunn, at which place Court Ga
zette has been publifhed. giving an
account Of tecond victory Obtained
by the RuiEans. under General Ku-
tulow, in which oooo French were
killed, and 4oco furrendered by
capitul.tion. The Ruilians rock s
fand Of colours, q pieces of cannon,
and GO Of1cers. General MoTtier is
among The killed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
Later Foreig4 Nez0s.
Ry another arrival at Newyork-LoRdon
dates 10 December Is.
TIE battles otT ,F5claH.
LONDON, DIG. rs

LoNDoN, BIC. l8.
In our paper Of yeferday We an
nounced the arrival Of defpaches
from Sir Arthur Paget, the BriJilh
Ambafador to the Emperor Of Gar
many, containing accounts Of gen
eral engagement between the French
and the allied army II; and afo ac-
counts fom other quarters relating
to the fame affair In the afternoon
the following official notice was cir
culated.
BULLE TIN.
I" Government receive lait night
accounts, dated at Olmrtz, the I'd,
By which it appears that a general
battle took place on the I'd between
the French and Auitro Eulhan ar
mics az Wifchau. The centre Of
the latter fee ns TO have met with
greai reGitarccs, and to have been
rcpulfcd but the left wing Of thc
enemy were defeated with confder-
able lols by the right wing Of the al
lies under the. Command of the
Prince Lichtensten and Pangrat ion.
The Emperor alexander comman-
ded his troops in perfon and diipIay-
ed the utlnoa bravery.
"The conai0f-ems to have been
Of the moft obttinate kind, and to
have been lufained by the Allies in
the mott exemplary manner. The
lofs of the French vas immense.
The meAcngtr who brought this in
;elligencc. left Olmu'z twenty four
hours after the battle, and relates
that, at that time the lcilcs o( tile enc
my were reported TO be much more
conGderable than tbole CT the allies,
who fill maintain their petition at
Wlchau.
Accounts have been this day
received At the Admiralty which
left Haoburgh two DAYS later than
the Mefcngcr who arrived froei Sir
Arthur Paget Thelc accounts tate,
, that fcverel lSirmilhcs took place be
tween the Allied Armies and the
French from the goth Of November
10 the I'D init. when they came to a
general action, in which the French
loft 1900 men and all the artillery.
That the French retreated - that
Bonaparte was wounded-that be
had propofed an armeitice, which
was rejected.
That the Pullians, 10 the a,
mount Of T4o, 800 men, were in mo-
ton. That the king Of Pruiiia had
himfclf taken the command of one
armyand the Duke of Brunlwick a.
mother"
The accounts that have Seen made
| pubic, though deficient in detail
confirm his important fact, that the
| allies remained matters Of the field
of battle. The centre of the allied
army was defeated, but 70 was the
left wing of the enemy, Even a
! drawn battle may, under The prefen;
! circumtances Of the csntending ar
mics, be conlidered as victory ob-
rainc by the allies for few fuch
+, battles would entirely ruin The French
Army.
The Emperor Alexander was mif
Gng for about tx hours during the
action, and no little apprehension
was entertained for his iafety. He
was al length found fighting among
that part of the troops which in the
end was worried BY the. French cen
ire. 1t was with much difficulty
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
PICTOR1" OYkR TIE FRENCH
BATTLE OF KREMs.


BRuNN, Nov. I5-Our court Ca
zettc Of this DAY centains the follow
ing remarkable Official Supplement !:
OCCURRENCES OF TIE WAR.
His MaieRy the Enlperour and
King, or the I4.h init. received a
courier from General c, unt Kuto-
fow, commander in chief Of the Ruff
iian troops, who brings The Pleafag
intelligence OF complete victory OBJ
tanned bttweea Stein ard Weilikirch-
e., near Krems, over the diviGon Of
the enemy commanded by Martial
Mortier. The following is the cir
cumRantial account drawn up and
tranimitted from the field of battle
On. the 9th Of Nov. the Runian
army pah';d the Danube the rear
eard was clofeiy preasd by the enc
my at Mautern, and the General
who commanded it refolvcd to pafs
in tbs nighy between the 9th and
Icth to the left bank of the Danube,
and bum down the bridge, which
was the more neceflry, as he had
certain intelligence that the enemy
had refored the bridge At Lintz,
and already Padtd aIiyiol = thlt
Gde Of the Danube.
In the afternoon Of the 10th, the
enemy approached the advanced pctt8
near Ditrltein. and by his fupsror-
itv Of force drove them back along
the Danube from Weistkerchen to
Stein, and it was with difficulty that
when night came or, the army fhould
maintain iticlf in the heights of Stein.
Ii was then re.olyed to attack the
enemy in the morning, in three col
umns, aud to cut Oft, if ponible, his
retreat to Weisikerchcn, where he
had collected a number Of boats.
The haPpief consequences were
the fruits of this brave undertaking,
which was conducted with equal
prudence and courage. The enemy
vas defeated, and the whole Of his
..viion, which could not fave the N
fclves Oh board fome boar, were Kill
led or-made priioners.
The number of the lain could no;
Be determined with any accuracy
but the pri(oners were as follow -
The Chief Of Brigade Grain d'Crge
Colonel, I Lieutenant Colonel, &C
,hferiour officers, and 1000 men, a.
mong whoR was the 4th regiment o.
dragons.
Five pieces Of cannon were taken
AIarAal Mortier, who commando
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
DoNAU, Nov. 70.
Unleit.

On the 2th. the French entered
Vienna, and have already taken pot-
fe1ion Of the fuburbs, with 10000
men, and the cry itftlf, with 5c0o.
They have made an extraordinary
rcqu.6tion of wine and cloathes, and
have required rat!ons for 10000
men.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
PlYLa .I0in1d TIE Cealedsratisa.

LONDON. DEC, rs.
a ne1tral arrived from Embden,
in the river Tyne, on Ihurfday
night, is faid to have brought the
important intelligence, that Prut-
Fan army, oniitfing Of 10000 men,
commanded by thc King in perfon,
had entered Bavaria, ard that fever
al detachments Of The French had
been intercepted and taken Prifon-
crs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

TO offer resolutions respecting tn
trade between this country and Grear
Britain, seems 10 BE- the order Of til
day. Clay and Crowninshield hav
came forwad in this business wit
their resolutions, but nothing as y,
has been acted upon.
The WaahiHgtot FederaEsf mention
a secret 5iH hos prssed the Senate fc
purchasing the F2oridas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
Late Foreign Nea0S.
b. m arrival Al l.ewy rk- Lnn6on da'es %
Decent cr u.

II appears that rhe af5irs on the
Conrincrt have changed in favour Of
IA. Allies. Tie KuHian General
Kutofow, has detected Martial Nor
ne, near Krtms, and obliged the re-
iaains Of the ARMY TO recrois the
lanube. Tie Arohduke Charles
lad made maGerly retreat cut ct
Italy. and was marching towards Vi
enna. There was every proipe6t Of
the allies beipg joined by the King cf
prufTia who had conlented to let
the Brinlh uocps, under Gen. Den,
occupy Hanover.
The Empcrour Of Auftria has
pub fhed ManifcAo, declaring that
he had received the following pre-
rcGtion frcm Bonapa'te, viz.
That the allied troops fhould
return TO their own refpe6tiye coun-
tries, that the Hungarian levies
should be dilbanAed. That the
Euchy of Venice ard the Tyrel
fhould be delivered upto the FreAch
armies"
On this propoi;ion the Auhrian
monarch remaIks-1 hat his Majeity
earneftlv wiihed peace bur he nei-
rher can nor will by dDarming, throw
.himielf again into Gtuation which
might place himieIf and his whole
people at the mercy Of powerful
enemy. And concludes with the
following appeal:
" Unter lrch circumstances there
remains nothing for his Maj-fy but
to rely on the great and invincible re-
cources which he finds III the hearts,
the fidelity, and ttrength of his peo-
ple, and on the as yet unihaken pow
.er of his allies and friends, the Em-
perour Of f uAia ana King Of Pruilia,
and TO fortify himfelf III this itrong
and formidable league until the En-
perour cf France, with thar moder-
alton which is The brighteft Jewel in
tie d;adem cf a great monarch, IS
fues propofais for peace, which is
not to be purchafed by the lacrihce
-ofnational honor, and the indePend-
ence of a great people !"
The Imperial Parliament had been
further prorQgued to the ? # Of Jan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

5e aiceEtaiaed Il MUTT Be- ver, ar...
Upwards of an hundred indut.5;,n.
men, ieveral Of them having FAM.
lies, arc thus thrown out Of ennlr,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

Pctort says that .4zfoR B7trr is al
pointed Envoy Extraordinary to Ems
land. II Air. Burr should be unable |
negotiate with Mr.. Pitt, he will pei
haps .Hsht Linn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
LONDON, DPc.

The accounts received from the
Continent are ofa more favourable
nature than we had reafo on TO fup-
pcie from the reports Of the laf
week, founded upon the fraudulent
mil1eprcleptations cf the enemy. It
is true the French army has entered
Vienna, bat no feparate Peace is
Ggned, or even thought of nor has
the gallant Charles Perifhed, viz
Tim either TO chagrin or fatigue.
We believe he lives fill to avenge the
injuries of his Houfe, and Of Europe,
npon tbs enc nies cf all mankind.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

The Legislatureof this State, hav
for ssvsr~i days been principally accu
pied with subjects OF local nature.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

hgned, or even thought Of nor has
the gallant Charles Perifhed, a viz
rim either TO chagrin or fatigue.
We believe he lives fill to avcnge the
injuries of his Houfe, and Of Europe,
npon tbs enc nies cf all mankind.
Attrmbt uto7 The Emtercur HLexon,Ier.
We yeiterday announced that
Lord Harrowby had been way-laid
on his journey TO Berlin. We have
now TO fate a itill more daring cat.
rage. which remained to be attempt
ed, to thew the world the true black
character Of hke unTrlnciPled Corli-
can Ii was conceived TO be OF in-
porance to prevent or defeat that u
Mon Of views and operations which
might be expected to reIuit from the
Pertonal conference between the two
young monarchs Of RuHia ard Pruf-
Ga, and plan was in confequence
formed by the French, 10 get the
perfon Of he Emperor of Ruaia into
their poheiEon.' The following par
ticuIars retpeding this tranfatti9n
are given in letter from Hamburg,
of the Goth ut.
4" 4 mott daring outrage againf
the laws Of nations and the cultoms
OF civilized Europe, was lately at
tempted, bat mott provisntialIy fruf-
trated. In this hellifh plot, the e
leCtor Of Bavaria, whof- hypocracy
towards the Empcrour Of Germany
would alone have been fuficient to
haad down his rame with infamy TO
poiterity was to have been princi-
pie agent. A free Pahagc for bod
Y Of thirty Bavarian folders through
the territory of Gotha was aiked, and
granted; but only a.fcw hours befo, c
they were to have arrived, the Duke
received certain information that thew
were French regicidcs in difguife
and that their crran4 wa. TO feizc she
pcrion Of the Emperor Of RuGil.-
Not moment was lott by the
Prince to defeat the object of thefe
deipSradoes the permiliion for
their paiiage through his territories
was inltlntly revoked, and orders
given TO prevent from that moment
with the greateR vigilance, every at
tempt that might be made 70 evadc
the mandate. The facts which |
have ftated, | received from fuch
high and indifPutAble authority. thar
| can vouch for their autkenticity.-
Ii is to be hoped, that the detection
of this and iinilar atrocious viola
tions Of the received uiage Of nations
wall induce a proper circumfpe6tion
III every quarter. a more than
conmOn vigilance is necefary agaiaft
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

4 letter dated Bremen, Dec. 5tl
received at Baltimore, says, the Kin
OF prussi-7 incredible as it may now 81
pear, has certainly joined the coalition
The Baltimore news received by VI
way of Lisbon, stating that 1000
Russians had laid down their arms /
Bonap2I'tc, and that 10000 more Ia
been cut to pieces in Gldeavoring to z
feet aretrest, is not entitled to an
credit.
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NOTICE.

i A T the request of some Of those Who
IA have been owing me considerable
Length Of time. / was induced to wait
with them untilthe present harvest was
got in. on their promise 70 make pays
menr Immediately thereafter. / now
earnestly solicit every person indebted
10 me ii any manner Whatever. to aVail
themselves of the ineans NOW in their
power, BY . plentiful harvest, Of dis
charging their debts By the 2Oth instant,
either ID cash, wheat or -Four, for which
the current prices win Be allowed. Those
who neglect this notice, may expect 70
have their netese and accounts put into
the hands Of an attorney for collection,
after the above mentioned time, without
farther notice. - 5,z--.,ss IS s 60
5ssz5 Il. JAMES CAMPBELL. )
August I, 1eo6. - rgz.s1 = = =.
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THE subscribed takes the liberty Of
i informing his friends and he pub
lie, that he has removed 20 Alexandra,
where he has taken . eapaeioas VANS
HOUSE,, for the purpose Of STORING
FLOUR, &c. outerms that he hopes
viii meet general satisfaction.- he
intends to net in the BROKERAGE and
COMMISSION LINE, he cifsrs his
services in those capacities, and pledges
himself to act with the same due dill
gence that has gained him the approbati-
on Of the public. His. rates for storing
Of Flour and selling itwillbe Cd. psrbar-
rel; that each person shah Be entitled %
his own Flour, or fresh Flour when CALI
ed fer--Tho' he win not purchase any
Flour stored with him. unlcss in fanlt Of
other purchasers, as he thinks il inoon-
sistent that buyer and seller should be
comprised in one person He viii make
advances on Flours,ored with him, when
IL is accompanied with orders 10 sell
Within 60 days for cash in that eaAe $
per cent commission viii be charged.
and the accustomed storage Noamount
however uncomfortable, win be paid %
wasgoners Or boatmen, chargeable to
the Flour, uniess per order Of the pro.
prietor. e. A.. Undo.
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merchandise, lands, houses, loss. and
vessels, win be bought and sold on con-
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Jefferson County, IS.
August l. 1906.

Jefferson County, IS. -. r. !
9juiy CoYrs, 1906.
Abram DaVenbosf, Complainant,
1888. against 80 p ~: F
Tames Starky, Cyrus Sanders, and
Winiam M'Gaire, Defendants.
y ~ In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, James Starky, NOT
: Il having entered his appearance =
ereeable to an act Of Assembly and he
rules Of this court, and it appearing 70
the satisfaction Of TIC. court, that hs is
not an phabitant Of this commonwealth,
upon the motion Of the complainant by
his counsel, il is ordered that the said
defendant, James Starky, does appear
here on the second Tuesday in October
NEXT, and answer the compartments bin,
and that copy of this order be Forthwith
inserted in the Berkeley and Jefferson
Intelligencer for two months successive
", also published at the front door of
the court house of the said county for
the same length Of time.
~ A Copy. Attest, -
l.. -: I. GEORGE HITE, c.Lc.