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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14

Should. .b.n, f.u4ssa ard f--.c- :rr,4 a
arms, on the Plains Ct W:'ichaEa, tte ca,sG
irophe may he read ic'...s it is written.
PrutIa has hetn too iorg at rcace
her generals have too little fiil,
Der folders too !;tte ,:icipinc. aud too liz =
confidence IN their own mowers, 10 ia e
trained bands cf France. Pruiiia viii t!.sr,frr.
bc obiiteratod from the map of Europe, or IT.
the policy OF generoGty ofthe victor .pn.c hec
Independence, fhe Will live To be Rript or Ter
fairef poiFtiiions, TO enrich the e,np,r- OF
Prince Murlt. Then a new conGedera,ionr
be ieen to fart irto exiiience in the NORTH iin-
lar TO the Reniih confederation which will ac
Knowledge Bonaparie as lis protector; nearly the
ame in contribution ard ,in,iiar in i.s views.
The league of the Rhine has ruined the Ger.
manic Empire: The league Of the North viii
embrace the ruins Of Prutia. The one is :,
check upon the iGrvivirg forcr Of huH,ia, IN.
other, upon that OF the Houie of Brarsers,:-,.
Both of them will extend the military rsiou-ces
of France /; and both will cut Gown two q ter
great continental rivals, 10 the RANK CT G.
Cond-rate powers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
UAGUF. Sanf- q

m, - 'IE' o e oSpF. g.
The garrifon in this place. and his maieRv's
guards, have received orders to hold themicvcs
N readineis Tor marching at a moment IS warning,
their probationary deftination is the cam, e
ZeitZ, near Utrecht, which will be the rrndez-
vous of 1900 infantry and 5000 cavalry, in.
Guiding the French troops, part of which is to
leave Utrecht this day, for the fame rendezvous.
That camp will be augmented. as circumfan
ces may require it is faid, it will be under the
immediate command of his maieHy, and under
him General Mich.ud. The GiviEons of our
army will be commanded by The generals Du-
monceau, Dandels and Boekap. Colonel Pa.
ravicini, will command the artil-ry. The
troops are in the higheg fpirits.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14

AUSTRIA frems moa wi!iy determined
to preferve her neutrality. The puGiln rninf-
ter ouHt Raiumowf.v ia fad &c have invited
her to cooperate ana form new cornetiicna
with his mater, which his AuRrian rra;~fv IS
ia'd TO have formally declined g dec lrng RI IT
he has adco'ed fyfem Of politics free the
treaty OF Prefbourg, from which he will not de-
part, and which does not per,nit hin. 10 euter
into new engagements of t,eaty.'
The Flee or Of HRSSE is laid TO have D-av-
ed his PTnii;an unsj-ny not to take it am;f3, if
6e being in the advanced pot, Should continue
entirely mater
The Eltctor of SAXONY is r4id 70 lave
entered INTO arrangements with PrulI:d ref1e
ting the Northern Confederacy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
Mr.. BURR.

Exfra8 ola letter from GaliipHJ, Ia. fesv miles
6elosv Afariffta) dated Sept. 10.
Mr.. BuRR's intended expedition, is much
talked ofhere. He has many PROTOTYPES ; and
reports are in circulation, that large number
of Boats are building at Marietta, to anfwer
his purpofe: fay IA, or Is, though / cannot
vouch for the exact number, not having been
there for fome weeks. 1t is certain, that there
are boats building there to defend the Ohio,
and it is as certain that MIR. Burr made himielf
very bufy while reliding there"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14

81 Pf'f" u 8 D'N6sf T,g7 csseaiei 70 m, by Pblis
6,o'' 10 J'e~,e re esas0af pqyMsaf oCsvsq bpud,lI
Soiiari due b. II. 7ada6
M III. be fold 70 the highen bidd.r on the s4tb
~ Infant, at n Brooks Tavern, in the town
o. Manchsher, ore Wagon aud tx mules, and one
80 ~; o. or 10 much Of fad property as may
isisy the balance now due, with i.tsr0 and $50.
ees attending the execution Of fad deed of;rnQ
Nov. "a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
For SALE.

a N Elegant CoAcMhE we'll fniihed with Plated
Il HsyneG and pair of well matched fOR SEES.
Thofs hores be recommended as being well broke
and free from any bad habits they are fix & feven
years old laR ipring.-AJ5, a tirong healthy Negro
WOMAN with female child about five years cid
great bargain may be had in this property for cah
negotiable note at lx,y days.
ES7a,t at tbs C6e..
November II. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14

ExtraS Of letter from GENTLEMAN at Pink
neyviNe, to bis Friend IN this city, dated Sept
%.
{" A detachment of militia march in few
days from this territory to join army near
Nachitoches, where a comfortable SpaniGh
force has been infuiting our flag for fome time.
1t is fact rencontre will take place unefs the
SPsniards ihould immediately retire beyond the
Sabine river"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
TWENTY DOLLARS RPyyApD

TOR experimenting negro man named Will,
STUART or STUART. He left my hnufe
three week ago, is feet three inehe. high long mea
gre face, red eyes, fPeaks rapidly and with preat
confidence, aged about 50 years
He may attempt to pats for free man as formerly.
he above reward will be paid On delivering hin,
here--or ten dollar, for fecuring him in a co,ntr,
goal.
VIZ. LONG.
Nov ii. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
JOHN TOMpKrNs.
Hanover, Nov. IA.

ms ysfti1cd an c6o,t~rr' Of GOODS CsafQisr Of
ELANNELS, Coatngs Blankets, Roie and psf
he Drabs, Frize, Kereys, Feanoueht, Cloths. Car
pets and C,rpeting, Bombozet,s SwsnCdovn, Patent
Cord' Powder and Shot, Dowias, Sheeting, Ker-
feymeres, CaIicoes and Mullins, Be &c. yb;rb h.
will diPoie OF on very liberal terms, by the piece or
package
NOV. IL. r
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PARIS, September IA.

a great number of Wagons loaded with am
munit!on Of war are daily paiIias through Eruf.
fels to Maiclriet.
September 10.
The day before yeferslay, in the morning,
great nuaber OF lquadrons Of chsffeurs, and
horte grenddiers, with detachment of flving
artillery of the imperial guard, d5filei from the
bon!vards, ard took, it is faid the rout for Bel
GUM. Thete troops were remarkable for their
me appearance, and the military aydour which
they exhibited. Recruitment and impatieuce for
war, were painted in the countenances of the
officers and folders.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
COOK SHOP,
IND CTS7ER House.

MD OYSTER HOUSE.
GEORGE WATSON, has removed from the
NJ Houie adjoining the Union Tavern, to the
hrt Crois-Strest above the Bagle-Tavern, leading
to the Baii1, where he has opened COOK SROP
and OYSTER HOUSE for the reireniment. Of h..
friends and cuion'ers, al hours of the day, and
tIlI ~ o'clock at night Having procured a good
French Cook, he vii! furnilh good Soup, Beef Steak
Mritou Chops, &c. &c. &c. and the ben OYSTERS
That can be procured in Richmond.
nov "a. oawtf
ne scbfrbsT thinks proper to give notice, he
haSrs'lmc IN" practice Of the law, an ! purpo
F'tegnlar st'eudsne- l., he Court of Appeals, the
FEDERAL Court, aui hr High Court If Chsneery, hol.
or ~ the city o R.shm,nj 90 which place ne Is
TO" ,r-rsriOg 10 hi' refidenee) Due atten.
''op 81 hs paid to fueh bshHef, as may be commit
tel to h.s care.
WILLIAM COWAN.
I1ne07rrg, Nov. ~. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
THE SUBSCRIBER

H ESPECTFUILY informs his friends and the
i y public, tia; lie has jun received good aGort-
ment of sadsry and Harneis MOuntings in his line Of
buiinefs--I.Sewfe, good Ssrting, Hog Skins, Bag
andUPper Leather. Coach CIafs of the belt kind,
81 Thy 20, ~ by 20, aud 20 by Is.
JOHN McENERY.
November II. In.
THE SUBSCRIBER, bsG5s e complete a05,fment
s Grosfries La5 ao7v band, and Is !iias at v1yy
I'zO friees fer esfg sr csart,y PRODUCE.
ERMAN Oznaburgs,
~ White yellow and red Flannels,
Role and Dufeld Blankets
Ay' IN E'sGgn~aqf:
SO Barrels Brown Sugar,
s Pipes 4.h Proof Cogpiac Brandy,
q few kegs F. r. Gunpowder
EOWARD JOHNSTON.
Manehelsr, Nov II. At.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14

We have fen Capt. Walton who informs ue,
that on the 10Th of Sept. the Emperor, after
the review of his guards, which conGf OF 10000
men, nitead of ditmi'iing, as ufaI, marched
them traisht out of the city, and projected
on to join. Gas is fuppofed) one &c his armies,
no one knows WHICH, or whittier h. Is gone.
or what are his defisns the pubic may r.iy on
the truth and good judgment Of Capt. w. 10
the eorrettnefs of this faG--An pluiiia is in
arms, and he Parifans amufe themiel.es vii,
the various TaDCuvres, marches and counter
marches, ofthefe troops without knowing p
ny 'h'ng OF their deiigns or daTinp even to con.
lecture whether BoDaparte is TO at with or a.
sa'"i' theh. Herald.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14

The I'd. No. of DECIUS will appear in our
neYt PAPER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
Lagt s:NenlnN 8 e N.
NORFOLK. No,enber 10.

The arrival ofthe Ship EIH;nn, FINN. Ccst.
WGton, in 10 days from Nantes, has furnif,rd
us with Paris papers from the III to the 2o.h
September. Lord Lauderciale ha,;-iut ouii,rd
Paris, though we do not perceive his nas,e in
one or the papers verbal accounts fate that
has baggage was packed up. ans. shat he was t.
let out tor England in two davs. FrJrcr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14

O9ober Is, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1906.
pofrv'

ON MY EARLY GREY HAIRS.
Lifes current Aow ebbs in the courfe Of each
vein,
And my high pl.fs Of youth is irnpair'd;
The gout, through my nerves, in the war
nings of pain,
Tells, that pleasurs's full bowl fhould be
fpar d.
Though feafcn'd BY labour, by hardfhips in
ur'd
To fuifain the rude blaffs Of each cline,
My grey curling locks to the grave have in
fur'd
The fhort voyage IN the ocean of Time.
In viions fucceihvc, gay Fancy ffiIl flies.
Still, her cloud-woven fabrick endears;
But reaion, awakend, more feelingIy cries,
Thou haff reapd the full harvelt of years."
For the ftars at my birth feem'd iIl-fatea and
bleak,
And led me through life's many bowers,
Where, no monitions could forward or check,
Or point out the thorns frem the flowers.
And oft, when Misfortune has croft a'd my lorn
way,
Have iolac'd my cares in the bowl;
Yet Honour, while PaiIion held madly the
fway,
Kept the watch in my tumut-tois'd foul
Seduction ne'er loOfen'd my hearts honeft
fplice,
As the wild waves of PaiTion would roll I;
My barque, often lurchd on the isnd-banks
of vice,
Again 'isbted, and 7oorf of tAe eoII
And now, when my day-fpring, my blolsms
are DER,
And my hairs like hcar-frofti ia June
| feel no regret. FOR my barque nears the fhore,
Where my head ihail regain freiher bloom.
Then wave, ye grey fgnals, adown my young
head;
Your warnings N mercy are given
To catch, Ger the Aies Of hle1 fummer have
fed,
The pure, iaihng kreezes of heaven.
MARINERO.
[Nerv5Dyyeorf HfraiG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
UhoLe No. 424.

ters and Papers were delivered 10 US,
We are obliged to polpo4e our ex-
tracts Of their contents until to-mor-
row. The general amount.of the IN
telligence with which they furniih
US is, that rupture between France
and Auitria is conlidered as ineYita-
bic. The French AmbafIador has
peremptorily demanded the expulGsn
Of the RufIians from the Eoeca
di CaraIo, and with fuch demand
II is impoh5le to fuppofe that AuC-
tria will comply. Il is generally be-
iieyed on the Continent that PrulIia
has entered into an alliance offcnhYe
and defeniive with France.
Private letters from Hamburg, are
faid to fate, that Auitria has dcclar-
ed in favour of Rulia. This report
Is not fan6tiened oy any Of the Ger
man Papers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
PRoPAGA71oN OF THE GespEk.

Captain BENJAMIN Wickes, fen. of
Philadelphia, en- hi: return from
India, by London, received one
thoufand Guineas from the Baptif
MiiiionsAy Society, in England, for
propagatipg the Gofpel among the
heatheu. This FUN, is to be fent
to the Miilionaries in Bengal, for the
purpoie of printing a tranlation of
the Sacred Scriptures into one of the
languages Of that country.
Such progrefs has been made
in tranilating, that, it is prefu-
med the fun above mentioned will
be futhcient 10 complete editions In
three languages. ThirtcenMinifters
Of the GofpeI, in Philadelphia, have
publicly vouched for the fidelity Of
Captain Wickes, and recommended
him as worthythc confidence of thofe
who are difpofed tofaver and encour-
age this praile-worthy undertaking.
A letter on this important fubje9,
having been tranfmitred to the 8of-
ton Ailociaiion cf Miriftcrs, COM
mittee of that Society was appointed
to coniider the fubjed, who, after
a careful. inquiry, offered a report
highly favourable TO the encourage
ment of the plan exprefling their
confidence in the fidelity and ability
OF thoie VITO were more Immediate
iy TO carry Il into execution.
Subscriptions will be opened in
this town, and the monies raifed for
this purpofe will be committed 10
the care of the Rev. DR.. Stillman,
Rev, DR.. Eckley, Deacon Samuel
Salisbury, Henry Hill, and Hon.
John Davis-Thefe gentlemen will
receive and tranlmit whatever money
may be raited in the country for this
object. B9fsn Paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
John 2. Thurfton &Co.

HAVE received by the fhip Nep-
tHHe' from England, and offer for faIe at
their fore, Fo,e-Strsst,
100 calks 4d, Cd, Sd, 10, led. 9od.1
and drawing Nails, Entitled
SO crates afDrted Ware .fnitabIe lto a,6eu-
for home uie or expectation, tire.
20 boxes lin, com and x,
800 W.T.. afforted Irion Wire
500 VT belt double Sheet Iron
700 VT. Iron Cogo
10 pieces Hollow Iron Ware afforted
$50 tnghfh Stone Jugs and Butter Pot.
200 boxes by Crown Window Glafs
90 grois beit feel lip Cod Huoks aflorted
80 do do Macksrel Hooks do
5o caiks iuperfne fine and com. Muitard
Few dozen long& fiort handle Frying Pans
8 fleets MilIed Lead, 8 < / lb per a. #.
79 bars Lead, Ia ID. each
. caiks inall Bar Lead
do Patent Shot, No. l, 9, and BB
2 bars Pig Lead, weighing ton
3 calks dry White Lead
5 do do Red do
do Venetian Red
9 do Yellow Oker -F
~ TaIeht 1euOW
2 do spaniih brown
do dry French Vsrdigrife
do White Vitriol
do Rotten Stoac
box containing 80 ID fuperfne and
line PrulIan Blue bottles fuper-
fine and fine Copal Warmth
l caik Copperas
1000 Horn Lanthorn Leaves aforted
Is jars Black Warmth
rs do White do
8 hhds. containing ton Whiting.
On 6end,
80 boxes firlt quality Sperm Candles
80 do do diPt do
20 chefs warranted Teas Of frG quality
Few pieces low pTicsd Irilh Linens
Paints ground in oil
80 kegs Butter and Lard a5.
Llnieed Oil hhds MolaiIes
Barrel. Sugar; Caiks Rice Scale Beams
Can Cafes; Shovels and Spades, &c.
TnHs p
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
Military operations Of Ruff

APRIL, 20.
Near BetzeG new RufIian army
of 200 men is attending. Twen-
ty regiments of colacks were at the
date Of the laft accounts, hourly rx-
pe6fed there. AT Robryn. al the
taylors, fhoenakers, sc. were put
i'll requllition to provide cioathinr
for the RuiIian troops, and were
paid mott literally,
ApyE %. The recent movements
Of the French on the Aultrian from
tiers and the reinforcement Of their
corps in Bavaria, have created much
unealineis At Vienna. On the arri-
val Of courier from Berthier, The
French nliniftsr at Vienna oommuui-
Gated at the Imperial Cabinet the de-
termination Of his matter to retain
podeilion Of Brannau until the af-
fairs of Dalmatia were adjuaued. -
Prince Schwartzenburg was immedi-
ately despatched to Paris, with a
itrong remembrance on this violation
Of the treaty Of Preiburg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09

HENRY LoRING, intending to leave
: : Portland. in the courfe Of ten days, gives
notice TO all who have accounts open with
him, TO make fettlement before he leaves
town.-Thoie who are indebted to him, and
thofe to whom ne is indebted, are requefted
to call on him for an adjuftment at Mr.. Joliah
Levi.'s Store in Fifli-Street.
N. B. ThoFe perfons who have left work
with him TO be mended, are requefed to call
as above, and receive the fame.
PorfianR TRn< 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
LONDON, APRIL 20, 1906.

LONDON, APRIL 20, 1906.
SJmbt0mS Of jTstb befilities on tbe Cen.
tinsnt.
The Emperor Of Germany allow.
the expectation of pIovi6ons, cattle
Sc. from his dominions, for the fup-
port of the Rufiian army: and Ruff.
iian Commiharies have been accredi-
ted throughout the Hereditary States.
M. Rochefoucalt has remouarated
on the occaGon, bur the fappIies are
continued
AtriI n. The Hanburgh Mail,
due on Sunday, arrived tbs morning.
From the late hour at which our Let
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09

A Clergyman was reading the bu-
rial fervice over an Irilh corps sc, and
having forgot which fex it was, on
coming to that part Of the ceremony
that reads thus, I" our dear brother
or fifer," the Reverend Gentleman
topped. and feeling Pat itand by,
ftePped back, ard whjfpering to him
faid, "Is it brother or a filter 7
Pat fays It's neither, It's only rsla-
ton"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
DissoLntion of Partnertbit

DissoIHti0n T PartnerSbib.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Copart-
IN nerihip Of the fubfcribers ander the firm
OF R. & J. Bradley, is diholved by mutual
confent, on this sin day of May A. ID. so6.
All perfons who may have demands againft
faid firm, will pleafe to call on John Bradley
and receive their pay and all who are in
debted to fad firm, on notes, book, or other
wife, are requefed to make immediate paw
rent to the faid JO5a Bya4sy, who is author
fled to fettle the buhnefs Of faid firm.
Robert Bradley,
John Bradley.
Frpr5nrr, NV 81. 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09

The iron nrsnutaf7cry at Carron, in
Scotland, is the greateit perhaps Of
the kind in the world. The weekly
confumption Of Goals amounts to
1900 tons at a ihillings per ton,
and the confumption of each dav is
equal to that ofthe city Of Edinburgh,
tor week.--As many Goals, there
fore, are confumed in the Carron
Foundry, as would iIufficc to iupply
city of 100, 900 inhabitants One
thoufand workmen are daily employ
ed in the mandatory, whole wages
amount to 1901. a week, and 5,4eoL
per annum.
Exty0l7 sfa hftsy tr5nr 2 gentleman in
Ne7v Orleans, dated dprA 70, 10 his
friend ia Baltimore.
I" We have nothing now to commu-
nicate from this quarter, except an in
creating difafettion amonsit The na
tives. Our harmleis cougretS feem
peaccably difpofed as u(ual, let what
ever dangers CT inGults threaten; and
by their amicable meckuefs, this
country, the richcit and by far the
mott valuable part of the United
States, is left totally unprotected
and liable TO incur al the es.l8 rcfult-
ing from the machinalions Of difcon-
tented citizens, aud the inyaGon OF a
jealous nelghboripg foe, The effcc-
tive number Of all the United States
troops in all lower Louifiaua, does
not amount to 500 men What a
pity that iuch pu6llanimous govern
ment ihould Poliefs fuch country al
tbs They do not dellrve tt
Their objectionable neglect has
drawn on the adminifrstiop and on
the government in general, the foYe-
reign contempt Of its Inhabitants.
Pardon the ieverity Of thele remarks.
They flow from lively fence of our
expoied aid unprotected ftuation.
| We will fend file Of papers contain
ing the extraordinary proceedings OF
our heterogeneous Legislature. A bill
is now before the houte to introduce
or rather TO make the French Ian
| guage the only one TO be ufed in all
publlck bufinefs and fome very in
ftuentlal members have gone 70 far
as to fay in private circles and caucuf-
es, that the knowledge of the Eng
.iih language by native Of the coun
try ought to be couGdered as fufi-
cient to difquaiify him for Office. A
law has alto been talked of to prevent
foreigners from marrying natives of
the country, under reGdence of ,
years. 1heie things are ridiculous
in themfelves. They ferve TO fhew
the ignorance of their authors, but
they allo lcrve 70 thew their lnveter-
ate and irreconoilea difafe6fion
towards the government Of the Uni
ted States. From the6 conidera-
tlons, and kAO4viag that large por-
ton of the natives of the country
would Immediately rally to the ftan-
dard of any in7'ading t6e, and having
our ears and our feelings daily infult-
ed by the grofef and mott contempt
uous abufe Of our native country and
its government, good and happy be-
yond parallel in the hifory Of man,
we do not believe that our remarks
are 30 fevere refpe6ting the extreme
remihnefs Of congreGs.
The great events that are paling
in Europe are ffrangely aitonifhing,
but as you are no doubt in pohehion
of later dates than we are we fhall
make no comments thereon, except
the too great probability that the
commencement Of general peace
there, will be but the commencement
of trouble here"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
@isesRany.

The girl who has inhamed her
Paiiions by novel reading, is piece
ready charged and primed the laa
ipar@ (if may be excufed the triple
pun) will make her go If.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
OfSPaia and Portugal.
PRESBURG, APRl

rNEoDUh hI1 AFklL Il.
The letters brought by The Lfhon
mail were delivered this morning.
A general aPprehenGor appears to
prevail in Portugal that Gone attempt
agailt the independence Of that coun.
try viii be made by Spain. The
Emperor of the French, it was re-
ported, had determined TO annex
part Of the Spamlh territory ~ his
dominions, for the Iofs Of which
Spain is to be indemniGed bv The ac-
qui6tion Of condderable part, ifnot
the whole Of Portugal. The Span
ilh provinces which Bonapaue is de-
firous Of obtaining, are thole cf Biz
cay Gallicia, within which are COM
Prlled tie ports Of Blaoa, St. Sab
aaian, ferrol, Coruana and Vigo.
When the packer left Llbou, Span
ilh troops were expected there, and
it was reported that all thefe ports
were fhut againf neutraIs. FL.
Portuguele Government was 10 Be
transferred to the Brazils.
That Bonsparte ihouId be anxicus
to poflfs the whole ofthe territories
which hxirt the Bay Of Bifcay, Is na-
tural enough, and fatal as fuch an
arrangement may prove to Spain we
lear there IS neither energy nor die
petition in her government TO reGR If.
We are fure thar if Bifcay and Gal
licia are furrendered to France, the
SPanifh monarchy viii not out-livc
their formal occupation half year ;
or, if it fhould, the authority Of the
King will not be greater in his CAPT
tai, than that actually enjoyed by TIE
Pope at Rome.
The Rufians and Englilh have
blockaded the pert of Venice, and
fuffer no veliels % enter, or 20 out.
Reports are received fron EIGnc.
urs that an engagement had taken
place between fome PrufIlan troops
and thoie Of Sweden. in Pomrrania
and thar the PruSian folders had
taken an opportunity Of quitting heir
itandard, and were gone over 10 tie
Swedes.
Some FERROUS Misunderstanding has
arlfcn between TIE French and Pruf.
fans in Wefphalia.
One Of the proportions lately
made by bonaparte tsour government
Tor an exchange Of Priioners Is W
give ftee' Enshih fer fge French.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09

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Dark and light plaid
Lulfrings
Fine black Florence do
De. India do
Striped < twilled Cot
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Plain Grandurils
Black, blue and buff
Nankins
Gentlemen's Satin, of
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Great variety of Sum-
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EHglilh, Ruiha & Der
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Ladies' black, white
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chop
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Stuffs /; India Calicoes
Black Satins & Modes
Black aud white Par
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Real fupersne black,
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brown, dark mixed,
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Broadcloths
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