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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

Of Benjamin Pickm,n. jon. a. Preldent and
iona. Hodges. a. Caihier.
The incorporated Banks in this State. are
faoesfy. sqoe and we believe al the counIeffrit
bills 10 circulation arc enumerated above.
Bib sfibs StSf< .f ses0 Ha~s6irs.
Dsve, Bsxk.-Two Dollar Bib. Very bad
ly executed. They are dated February ? ! iso4-
PorSmoufS.--Five aud Ten Dollar Bills of
NrzD. Hs~;.,5v< Bask. payable at the Bapk Of
the United Sases in PbiiSds!s5is. They are .
toiersbic imitation.
Cb,t5i,s Bask at Kssse.-Ten Dollar Bills.
dated lao. II. ISoS-They arc well executed. /.
and known only by critical exarina'ion with
the true bills.
efSome Two dollar bills Of this Bank, arc
alfo altered TO ten.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

D'' " f@s ot~ss ~ Se"~se~ss
Nsryieb.--One Dollar Bills altered 20 zS.
The IS in German Text is shaded by fcrswl /;
in the gensise they arc not. One Dollar Bills
are alto altered 10 few-and arc well done.
Nequ Losdsu-- Twenty Dollar Bills, altered
from fmsller denomination. extfenely well
done.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
POSTSCRIPT.


Since our peblicstionin the Censinsl, rating
the nambcr Of Counterfeit Bank Bills in circa-
lstion. we have feen four other kiods, not en-
umcratcd in our ftatement, viz--Tb,te Dollar
Hartford Bank. altered TO, Thirty Dollas and
extremely ~ell done--Thfee Dollars Of Che
fhire Bank, ALTO altsred to Thirty Dollsn--z.
sand 10 Dollar Bills Of Gloucelfer Rhode
Inaad Bank, many of which are 10 circulation.
They are a tolerable imi alton Of the genuine
ones.--Aifo. Five Dollar Bills Of Lincoln aud
Kenncbeck Bank. poorly done. - a.
From motives Of public good we have been
tins particular 10 defcribing all the counter
felt bill, in circulation and the ievesal printer
will doubteh render fervico to the communi-
ty by inie rting the above 10 their pspers.
GILBERT & DEAN. =
Befen. Jan. zs, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

Fsrme,' Baxk, at Trqy.-Ten dollar bills.
the imprefion generally fainter than the true
ono--paper lighter complexion. and more fPun-
gy.
Manhattan Bank. at Nsqv fs,k.-Fiye and
ten dollar bills. poorly initiated. and eally
known from the genuine bills.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

- Be6des the above counterfeits. there are
foe, ten, s+Dtmy aud Jfjy d'iis, SlLs Of the Y.
aissI Sfasn Baak, in circulation. Thofe &C.
qusinted with bills. can ssaly difcover thsn
from the genuine.
-. There have slfo. within few days, got
into eircostion, fpurious ten dollar bills OF
Kesvbtrs Bask, dated Jolly IS, 1905 Ggned
JAMss. M'KisLsY, PreGdeur. and M. G.
SrsrHtSs Calh;er. They are handiume
looking bil--but no fuch bank exias.-T'here
afo no fuch banks az BSriisston. Riebmond.
Stitsa,s. or P5iialtitbis U~ss Bssk ; bills Of
which are in circulation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

IN eramt&e 7vorthy crimitation.
We are happy to learn that the f, .
eraKsts IN Essex are not asleep. On
Thursday last, the following gentle
men were elected Representatives in
.Aesg5lay: Jos@ah LitfL@, Joscflh .Nezv-
eA, E5eHezer St0ck-er and Enoch Sag
qer, esg,Gres, all decided federalists.
Newbury sentfut one Representative
last wear. The democratic Glamour a
bout Boston hast, .ESSer Junto, &c. has
reused the federal towns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

10 be said BY order Of Court, at
Public Aut5i0n.

ON Tueiday, the third day Of June
next, PreciieIy at twelve O'Clock at noon.
will be fold by order Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, begun and holden at Ipfwich,
within and for the county Of Enex, on the lat
Tuefday Of December, 1902, by Auction,
So much of the Real Eitate of Da-
rieI l1a7qaan5, late Of Newburyport, in the
county aforelaid, mariner, deceaied, as fhali
amount to five hundred and ninety dollars
(excluhve OF incidental charges.) Said real
eltate is itueted in Brunfwick, il the county of
Cumberland (Diftria u Maine) and Is the fame
tract Of Lands which was conveyed to the
faid Daniel by Benning Wentworth, late Of
Portimourh, in the county Of Rockingham.
and itate Of Newh tmpihire, and now are oc-
cuPied and improved BY Daniel A1'AIanors,
Lewis Simplen, and Others, aud containing,
IN the whole, about hx hundred and hxty-
eight acres,
Sale to be at the houfe Of MIR. Glaze, inn
holder in iaid Bruniwick
Nrzcbayyb9rt, 14ay 2, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

BRTTTSF AGGRESSION and MURDER.
The conduct of the British ships of
war, now cruising off the harbor of
NezOyork is such as must excite the
indignation and resentment Of every
friend 10 the independence and rights
of the United States. It appears our
citizens are captured, murdered, and
their property taken within the limits
of the jurisdiction of the laws of the
country, whilst prosecuting their just
and lawful business.
THE situation ef this country was
never more alarming than at the pre-
sent moment, and calls loudly for 2
change Of men and measures.
SINCE Mr.. Jefferson came into Of
lice our foreign relations have been
conducted in such a manner as in all
probability will involve the country in
a'war, or compel a surrender cf Of those
rights and privileges which we hold as
a free and independent nation.
= LET the people Of Americ. serious
ly and without party preiudices exam
me the conduct and measures Of Mr..
Jefferson and his party since they came
into Office. Let them reflect on the
F'aste Of .ffeen millions Of dollars, in
the purchase Of territery famous on
iy TOR the production Of hrarfe-doga,
h7agflles and SdLt-m0AHfains and that
this very purchase of Louisiana, has al
ready involved this country in a dispute
with France and ShciH and 10 avoid
an open rupture with these powers a
frt5H,e Of tSp0 millions dollars, has been
given to Bonaparte for permission to
treat with Shain. Thus, since the
commencement Of Mr.. Jeferson's
reign, has seventeen millions Of the
peoples money been expended III a
manner that will never be to the benefit
ot the citizens OF this country Of sin
gle cent. Has Mr.. Jefferson and lis
party Increased the navy which wa:
lett IN their hands by the federal ad
ministrauon, for the protection Of oul
coast and commerce So far from
this, they have sold most of the pub
ne vessels, and the few that remain arr
now rotting in the fresh waters Of the
Potomac and these are the mtlancho-
y consequences Of such ilIulged poll
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

IN Falmouth April agth Mr.. Ed
mund Mountfort, Et. "a.
In Kingston, Upper Canada, Capt
Thomas Robson, Rt. 67,--.Late o
this tcwn.
Drowned. i'm crossing the Bay
from Sullivan to Trenton, Mr.. Samu
el Ball, Deputy Collector of the Por
OF Frenchman's Bay, which was oeca
stoned BY sudden flaw of wind upset
ting the canoe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
CHEAP GOODS.
Henry Smith G2 Co.

Nc. q, Mur5ey's Ro4v, Have far SAFE,
A N exteniive aaortment Of neweR Hile Ca
q licoes,
Vein Mullins Japaned do Lace do; Lace
LaPpet do; pink checked do; fix and cot
ton Chanlbray do fprigged do; fprigged and
plain Book do; Piquet and Leno do
Laced Cambrics, glazed and unglazed ga,
4-4, and GA do. cooused do
Furniture Calicoes,
5-4 and 6-4 muffin and fix ShawIs,
German, Florence, French, Italian and India
Silks,
Ladies and Centlemens black, white and
nate laced clocked Engli1h and French fix
Ho6ery,
Ladies rofe white, lace, pic mic, and coIored
Englilh 8lFreHch fix Gloves; Ladies habit do.
Ladies and Gentlemen Cotton Hofiery,
White Kid Gloves; Limerick do; dark do
grey cloth fatin habit do; Venetian 'Yorktan
ditto,
Is and Is inch deep netted ParaIols; FIRM
ged do-flk and cotton Umbrellas,
large aflortment Of Thread Laecs; broad
blaok patent do.
Ladies Elaltc Carriers,
silk and iilver Cord,
Fancy Head Drefes-ornamente Combs,
IN afortment Of coIored Grapes,
Linen Cambrics-Ginghems- Shades,
White figured fatin Yelling; fix velvet do;
tabby do quilting do; dimoty Go.
Patent Nankins; blue do
Crandorils-Cotton Cat'imeres,
Britifh Shirting Buff Nankinetts,
White Jeans-Tifany and Grape Fans,
GpIara,,, 7 ;,,av,r T.
Fashionable iuperhne brown, black, blue,
bottle-green, drab < dark mixed Breaecloths,
Brown, drab, black, blue, white and buff
Cafhmeres,
India Checks and Calicoes
Velvetteens-Cords -Velvets and Thick
iets, &c SIe &c &c &c. Nay 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

The late peace of Presburg, has
not restored to ERr0te, a state Of gen.
eral tranquility.
Russia is organizing a powerful ar
my, to consist of 100000 men, which
are to concentrate in Poland, near
JNarSazr.
THE treaty between Russia and Tur-
Ken, has been renewed for nine years.
Bonaparte retains a powerful army
IN Germany.
TRooPs are marching TO the
coasts. and preparations are going on
at Boulogne, for the old threat of inva-
ding England.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
Catara9 Engine.

THE Members of the Cataract Engine Com
pany, are hereby notified, that their
Quarterly Meeting will Be heid at nm. CAN'T
beLPs Inn, in Fore-itreet, on Thnrfday the sth
day of May next, at O'Clock, P. M-Punctual
attendance is requefed.
Edward 3. Souther, CLERK.
NJ B. The peBfon holding the Chart Of tie
Engine, i deGred TO return It tc the Company
on the evening q the meeting. APRIL 2I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

The proceedings of the citizens of
."ezcyork, upon knowledge Of the
barbarous conduct OF the Leander, are
such as do honor to freemen, and show
that they are not reduced to {" colonial
sense Of fear" 1t is hoped the same
spirit md sentiments will pervade the
breast of every citizen Of the United
States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

here was a time, felIow-citizens.
(says the Evening Post) when MIL
LIONS FOR DEFENCE, NOT A
CENT FOR TRIBUTE, was the
sentiment which beat high in every bo-
som, and when the generous ardor ex-
tended itself to the administration.-A-
las the sad reverse 4! MILLIONS have
been shipped off from your very port.
under your very eyes.....Yes SIXTY
TONS OF SILVER were shipped off by
your government only few DAYS since
as tribute to the French monarch.
while your merchant vessels are left
to be captured, and their crews 10 be
murdered your defenceless city to be
laid under contribution or sacked :.
your houses to be burnt to ashes your
wives and children to be slaughtered,
and every species Of human wretched-
ness to be brought upon you for the
want OF this very money, thus DISGRACE
fully, scandalousIE, UNANIMOUSLY sent to
I'LL the Golfers ofa foreign despot. Gra-
cious God And is this a government f.?
Is this protecting US in the enjoyment
OF life, liberty and property :
Had we but few of those frigates in
our harbour, which now lie rottinr in
the mud Of the Potomac, how many
thousand gallant hearts would gladly
volunteer their services to drive off or
sink the invaders Of our COAST
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
WANTED.

w E the fubfCribcrs having been appointed
by the Hon. SILAs LEE, Elq. Judge
Of Probate for the county Of Lirssir, 70 re-
ceive and examine the claims OF the teversl
cred -oTy TO the eaate of
SAMUEL MITCHELL,
late sf Jy'yie1stt, in the county q LiHsaia, la
borer, deceafed, reprsfented infoivent; do
hereby give notice that TX months from the
ninth day Of December lat, srs allowed to
faid creditors 10 bring in and prove their
claims and that We fhall attend that fervice
at the dwelling-houfe of EBrNEzER WFIrTT-
Err, in H-y5glct, aforelaid, on the lat Saturday
IN April ina and the tirR and lalt Saturdays
in the months Of May and Iune next, from
two until tx o'clock IN the afterneon, on iaid
days.
WILLIAM NICKELs,7
MOSES CARLTON, ( -'"'' -''''''
TJsz6r -4bfJ IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

Portland Wine-CelZar.
TUCKER & BLANCHARD.
No. ], JosEs,-Row, FoRE-SraEEr,
7aorfiarn,
HAVE received frefh lupply Of WINES
and SPIRITS, OF the frG DIP, which
they offer for fale, at fmall advance, (and as
cheap as can be purchaied in BsfsA,) for ap-
proved credit, or eVez esj6
LIKEwBs-a conGant lupPly of
BOTTLED CIDER.
well refined, and put up for any market.
Also few cheas souchong TEA, and a
few boxes Liibon LEMONS.
SHIPS STORES put up at the
jssyfsF notice, a, gfaa.
t. & B. aatter tkenfelves, as they paw
particular attention to this buinels, and pro.
feis 70 be well acquainted in this line, they
fhall be able to fupply any gentlemen wit
fuporior Spirits to any fold in tows.-..They
return their thanks for pah favors, and foIi-
CIT continuance Of public patronage.
INaY s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
bOWDOIN COLLEGE.

HE truaees Of Bszvaoia College, are noti-
4 fed that their next lfated Ereeting will
DC held at BrrgiTviei, on Tnsaay the Goth
day Of May next, az o Of the clock in the
forenoon. CHARLES COFFIN, Ssr'ry.
BrHzfzVisk, AFrI 60. MS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
EnoCh Moulton,

Goldsmith and Teq0eller,
x ElPectfuIly Informs his friends aud the
= public, that he has REAzOY-ED from his
former ftand in Foye-S1rees, to
No. 8, 1orsSs RozO, FJb-Street,
next door to MIR. Griffns Shoe Rore where
he has conftsntly on hand, and manufactures,
warranted Gold Necklaces; flver table, def
iert, coffee, and tea Spoons, ofihe newelt and
mott approved fafhions; faIt and multard do I;
Sugar Tongs, &c. &c. AL5o on hand, as ufual,
1EWELRT y PLATED WARE, Of every
deicription.
n. b. All the above articles are warranted
to give entire fatisfactiOn, or returned.
The inallelt favour attended to with cheer
fulneis and difpatch. Qy) May 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
Portland Acadsmy.

N n VFts1@ = = LtFtf~FfFF"
THE Trultees of the Portland Academy,
= are hereby notified thar their next annual
meeting viii be holden at the fubfcriber's
Office il Portland, on Tueiday the h1th day
OF May next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Samuel Freeman, Secretary.
A6yiE 2S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
CITE Ga3ette.
VOTES FOR GOTERNOR.

VOTES FOR GOHERNOR.
The Centinel of Saturday gives the
amount Of votes from AL towns. The
result stands thus, for
Gov. Strong, 37,525
Mr.. Sullivan, 36,637
Fifteen towns remain from which no
returns have been received, all in this
District, except Eastman in those
towns the last year, the votes were
for Gov. Strong, 2S3, for Mr.. Sullivan
sos
The editor Of the Centtnel observes,
if our counting has been correct, and
we believe it to be 50, the public may
safely calculate on the reelection OF
our excellent chief magistrate, by a
plurality Of more than 200 votes.
The scattering votes will not vary
much from 500. In the SIS towns re-
med, there are 236.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
Z Mr.. faMEs D HosKlN1 Ckrk

f@A~FA-o - LIOE AJ OttTR
oftbe Maine Turnpike Corporation.
YOU arc hereby requened by the su6fcrib-
ers, five of the members OF faid Corpora
ton, to notify and warn meeting Of the
members Of that Corporation, to be holden az
the chamber over the Maine Fire and Marine
inilFance Office, in Portland, on Tuefday the
hxth day OF May next, At 9 o'clock p. w. 70
act on the following articles, viz.
ut. To chOole Moderator or Chairman.
I'd. To take isto confederation the expedi-
ency of locating the route of faid Turnpike,
or any part thereof, from RfalaTns neck 10
called, in Cape Elizabeth, to Indian Hand, 70
called, in saco, and psfs any vote locating TIE
fame accordingly
81. Te fee II the proPrietors viii give anY
further directions TO their committee relative
to the fubfcriPtioa for the flares.
PRENTlS5 MEL LEN,
LENUEL WEEKS,
THOMAS WEBSTER,
DANIEL TUCKER,
ISAAC PARKER.
PoJtiaaI, asyI ~.
Puriuant 70 the foregoing application.
hereby notify ard warn the members OF the
Maine Turnpike Corporation to meet At The
time and place. ard for TIE purpoies therein
Uentioned. J. y HOPKINS cirrn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
Sbip ReiDs.


Saturday, May 3--Arrived the En-.
gish ship Postiethwaite, capt. Smith,
50 days from Liverpool.
Vessels Lsf.-At St. Pierres, Marti-
nlque, March Is, Minerva, for Port.
iand, In 9 days.-At St Kits, April S
brig Maine, Freeman, of Portland, de-
tanned.
Stoke-April 4, lat. SO, long. 6S. brig
Betsey, of Portland, 81 days from Hon.
duras, for Liverpool.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

cy and false economy a British ship
oi war blockades one our largest sea-
ports, plumbers and murders our de-
lenceless citizens with impunity. May
God deliver US from harntonizfne with
such an administration.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

A Ii Perfons are hereby cautioned againn
\ trufing tie crew Of the EngIiih fnip
PoaIethwaite, as no debts of their contracting
viii be paid by me.
James Smith, Nafer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
NOTICE.
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

T HE overfeers Of Bozvasia College, are here
i by notified that their femi-annual meet
ing will be holden at the college in B,ur5zUieG
on Isglsey, the Goth day Of May next, at
10 o'clock, 4. NJ.
MARK L. HILL, Sec'ry.
drill 26. Ms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

HE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
te all coBcerned, that he bas been duly
appointed and has taken upon hirnfeIf the trut
of Executor Of the lait viii and Teilament Il
NICHOLAS HEARON,
late of Scarborough, III the county Of Cumher-
lAns, decesfed, by giving bond a. tbs law
directs ; he therefore requeas all perfons who
are indebted 10 faid decealed's eltate. to make
immediate payment land thSfe who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the fame to
John Hearon.
IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Portland Batbing- Hovge.

y 'HE public are respectfully informed that
a the PORTLAND BATHING HOUSE
Is now open. ConRant attendance given.
from funlife to funfet, every day in the week
except Sunday, on that day frcm till 3
2 CLOCK IN the morning. lfcy 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

U7bs neaUAcademy atFyyebmg qUip
be dedicated on Wrdnsfaay tie 4tb Of
June next-1be exsrrjf5 qviN commence
at II o'cLsck II. NJ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

Congress, rose on Monday the 2lst
ult. So Acts and Resolves have passed
during the session.
The act prohibiting the importation
of certain articles Of British Manufac-
ture is to take effect on the fifteenth of
November next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
WATSON & CLARK,
To JAMES d. HopKiNs, Eta. clerk of

70 JAMES D. HoPKiNs, EJ9. clerk Of
The Maine Turnpike ADsciation.
YOU are hereby requehed by the fubGcri-
bers, FIVE of the members of faid corpo-
ration, to notify and warn meeting of iaid
Corporation, to be holden at the Office Of SA-
MUEL FREEMAs,Elq. on TUESDAY, the Goth
day Of May next, at II o'clock, z. ". TO
act on the following articles, viz.
1T. To choofe moderator or chairman
end. To Zee if the Maine Turnpike Aflc-
ciation will relinquifh to the proprietors of
vasghas's bridge, that part of taid turnpike,
viz from the fouth-wcR end Of faid Vaughan's
bridge, to the fouthweRerly banks Of Saco-
river, and to pals any vote for locating the
fame or admit faid proPrietors TO become af-
fociates with them for that purpole.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
ISAAC TLSLEY,
DANIEL TUCKER,
THOMAS WEBSTER,
PETER WARREN.
65YI 2S, 1906. -
PUesUANr 10 the foregoing application TO
me directed, l hereby notify the members Of
the Maine Turnpike Corporation, to meet
At the time and place and for the purp.lc
therein mentioned.
JAMES ID. HOPKINS, clrt ~ a.
April go, E1Hizs Iar7eil= Cs-S-rri.a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

A IL Perions iudebtedto AIr. JACOB HcW,
late Poitrider, for poItaGe on NewipaFcrl.
are informed that the iublcri5sr ia empower
ed to collect he ssme--I1e vii make : icsr-
ney or faid tIow's rout, II June nsx-, and vi-
fit eachGovn wher1 papers are ie4t, for rhas
purpole.
James Erl-rfoz.
. I'm 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
DEMOCRATIC CONSISTENCY.

The democrats, in hopes that there
is no election of Governor by the peo-
pie, are urging the democratic towns
10 elect to the next General Court, as
many Representatives as the constitu-
ton will allow. Yetthe exercise of this
right BY federal towns, has afforded a
constant subject for democratic abuse
the year past. Such is the logic Of
these bawlers of liberty and equality.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

Probate Notices, for May, 1906.
!. Vhen accounts are TO be cettIed.
John Ratclife, of Portland
Abigail Radcliffe, Ad. May s
Jacob Merrill, of N.Yarmouth,
Rosanna s Jacob Merrill, Ex. s
Luke WOrster, of Falmouth,
Thomas Winslow, Ad. %
/. Hben claims on estates insolUent are
70 Be settled.
John Clinton, of Portland,
Geo. Peirson, } Com. Nav i
Geo. Warren, Way
90 -
SeUsrdI advertisements u7dUOidablt
- ~. 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

Several advertisements undUoidablu
omitted this Sveek, 5sqH Be attended 10 ia
oar neTt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

Bnlr.sr. ArL es
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-14
MARTzEsBURG. November -.

The last accounts received from the
Spanish frontier, are by An arrisalsat
New York, from Newt rlsana. y
seems as Il something serious w.s msdi-
tated by the Spaniafds, and that gensral
Wilkinson, being fully apprized Of II,
was making the most active exertiens 10
be able 70 meet the worst. The follow.
ing Remarks and exraca are from the
last New-York papers. -. Z
Capt. Patterson Informs, that Frevi-
Gus 10 his leaving Newt Orleans, Cover.
norC Claiborne had returned from Mar
ehitochss, and had ordered out an the'
infantry, with view ofmarching them
TO the relief ofthe trobps i though il VA
expected they could not arrive in time u
prevent q skirmish with the Spaniards.
An the inhabitants Il was supposed,
would turn out. We have been. favored
viti New. Orleans paperS to the loth
inst. from which. We make the following
interesting extracts. ~ -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-14

feel m interest in ii. tate Of tina. enter.
Sdnsadiag, Bamboura, Nov. 10, 1905.
:, "My dear Friend.--Wel left the GAM
bia in good health and spirits, and cons
tinued travelling with the greatest.a and
most catering prospect Of success, ill
we had crossed the Falam River, and
entered Minskoodo---here, alas! the
rasy season commenced, and the sol-
1diers were affected with feyers. Thefe-
yer had at hrst the appearance Of yphus,
but II afrw days the yellow .tinge Of the
skin convinced u that We had a more
dangerons disease 10 contrnd with.
(Here he relates his method 81 treat.
menf, which, he says, he has every rea-
son 20 believe would have been very sue.
cessfal, had they had proper convenience,
and NOT been exposed 70 the heat Of the
sun.) z -- 49,. +
Ournumbers diminished very rapidly;
for, a. the rainy season advanced, die
dysentsry made IL appearance, and
reached the river Niger, (aad Aug. IN
VGty weak Nuu oaCAAy eNNKe IN
arrival ve bad = long Palasen- wit
king of Bamboura, and received peslAig.
siont6 pass to the eastward, and arrived
at Thifpla, (SansAnding) where We n.
sided near 3 months, 6ttiag out dur
schooner. and laying in provisions:-s
The healthy season i now ret in, end I
indulge the hope Of reaching the, coast
before any more Of u drop Of. Out Of
~ Europeans, who left the Gambia In
good health, only lieut.. Martin, and s
Soldiers, ofthe Royal African corps, and
uiyaelf, remain olive. have not had q
days sickness since I left Gosee. Mr..
Anderson my brother, friend and CON.
panion, died on diseu.ery ON the 2s.h
Of Oct. and Mr.. Scott Of fever, two
mouths ago. I am yoar's. SC. =, ~ : !.
s(Signed.) MuNG0 PARK. ?, :,
The guide who brought these letters,
says, that he saw Mr.. Park to the east-
ward Of Sansanding, after the date ofhiS
letter. He also reports, that there was
m English ship b the Camilla that Rad
letsers on board from Mr.. Park, for Lilo
majesty secretary Of state. e. :::s.s q