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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

70 TIE k94ora5I TIE Senate, cnIksn5ya-
6is Tie H9BJr IF Rl5JeJtntative5 Of tie
C5mm9a7ye~tb J Mg4Ecb4ftt5, IL
General C14rt alfmbeA.
HUABLY 1hey the fublcribcrs, that Ca
n nal might be cut 70 a, to communicate
the waters Of LITTLE Andy9t;oggia Rt-ey. IN the
county Of Cumberland, with the water. Of
Poy4y Figy, III iad county, il 1uch 4 mar scr
as TO render the paGagc from fad Little .4a-
d,orergi4 in 10 izid Raysr5 Tt5ry, and froIn
thence TO Nor1lyzrss.i5, highly convenient f@
boats and variou, kinds Jf lumber and that
il the Pafage fer boats an! lumber as afore-
laid could be spence rs aforeiaid, it would he
Of great public utility and CONFERENCE.-The
therefore pray yuu- Ho9ors that we (vith
tuch as may hereafter Join u,) may BE incorpo-
rated for the purpa.e Of cutting fad Canal /;
and clearing 1aid ROYALS river of ruch ob-
Gructions as nav he found therein, aud rem
dtriug the Pa1age in The direction aforeiaid,
in the manner atoreiaid, as convenient as the
nature and face the country through which
il IS o be made may ne found 70 admit of-and
that we may be inveltcd with all the powers
nece0ary for the Purpole, in iuch way and
manner a. your HOnors may deem fiji and pro-
per and De authorized te receive and demand
4 realonabe toll Of all luch as may make ule
Of the fame when completed. and as il duty
bound will ever pray.
Nathaniel Z. Allen, = IS others.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

nati-n upon the alter Ct Gallick del
pot,fn. TO this tacr.hce | pcyci
can, | never will corsert and i i
therefore wi;a PIcafure | lhaA RECORD
my decided negative upon The jour
ln2l OF tie hcule.
Mr.. Dana. | rife, sir, to declare
ny app-obatioD Of The tentimeuts x
preftd 5y my AcnourabIc collea. Ie.
Eir. ]. G. Smith.
This bill from the nature Of Ks
rrsviGons conGder as inldeqt te
t. prevent the trade with the iiIand
Of st. Domingo. at tire fame
time, couGdering the circumlanCes
undSr which it has been Prched up
on our attention, | view i as Pecu-
liarly eXcePtionable in principle, and
as involving confequence which
may Dc feYerely injurious in Prac-
tice.
will not attmpt, at this time, to
Aate the various polIiblc contequencc
Of paGing the bill Without eltima-
ting the Probability of its being r.
sarded BY thofc who nov rule III
Hayti as an a6t Of tioA .ity againtt
them, and therefore as a caufe for
their exerciGng hoitiHries asainG The
country-withou. irtiaating the ZEN
dcncy Of fuch mcclure. 10 drive them
to attempt maritime enterprises. and
thus to raifc up in the Wea Indies,
a black AIgiers, diltinguilhed by ac-
tiyigy and fe~oci5y without Prefcn-
ting to view tie conlCqusnt dangers
to the property Of our merchants and
The lives Of our feamen; the Gngla
confederation Of the CircnmttaaCes
unde; which we are now required to
a9 upon this iubiea is futicient 70
decide ny vote againf the Prefent
bill, even If ;t were 0thcrwite cf no
moment. As one Of the repreienta-
tives Of the people Of The Unito4
States, | hold it not my duty to bCw
to the mandate Of any foreign power,
III this light | yicw The communics-
tionG, laid before The lenate, from
T2leyrand and the French miniher
pleuipotcntiary, requiring The inter
di6tion Of trade with st. Domingo,
under the order of their imperial
matter. With luch fentimeuts, i is
impoEtle for me to Be III foyOur Of
the preient bill.
Mr., Rhea Of Tennsfes. / deny
tLat this bill is the effect Of any re-
quef or order Of the French it IS
al act Of jutice.
r The bill was lupported in the
Houfe by EIehrs. Crowningfhield,
Clay, Elmer, Early and Eppes-and
oppofed by Mefr5. MCreery and
Quincy. in the Senate, Mr.. White
fp0ke againit it in an able and lengthy
fpeeCh-lt however was finally PAL
fed by both houjes and copies Of
it ftnt to the Collectors Of the Cuf :
toms.
The bill, introduced by Flr A.
dams, relative 70 foreign miuifc S,
has been tjiagrced to, unter Tie
impreHion, that full powers are 70
be found in the laws Of nations TO
meet the cafes contemplated by The
bill.
Mr.. Weights Bill FOR the protec-
ton Of American Seamen," and q
fubGi,u,e Offered in the Leu thereof,
have both been reje6toJ in The Sen
ate cf the United Sta,es.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
ATE OMISSIONS.
Eu-s -

I'o,5e Of EetyercnfGt;ve5-Eeb. IS
Mr.. Early called up bill pro-
hibiung iptercourle with St. DomiG-
70.
Mr.. Nicholfon moved. Ito try The
ienle Of the houls, whether they re-
a.}v with to make the prOviGons Of
a the bill fc fecurs, as to prove ef-
fc8ual in fopling the intercourfe)
Thar the owner fhould De bound in
one or more fuficieDt lurcty or fure-
ties to the l2tisfaaion IF the col
leQor of the dif}riQ- If merchants
ak protection of US, they NUT a
gree to fuch prchibiIons ADD cxac-
lions as we propofe. There are ma
pv ways hywLich the law may BE
eludcd by fraud and by bankrupt
cy by increahng the number of
f-curi;ies, and the fun Of the bonds
will diminifh the chances cf evading
The law. All our difPutes with other
countries, Except the detention Of
the weffcrn potts. have arilen from
our commercial affairs : the govern
mcnt has expended IS or 20, 100000
Of dollars, in tke erection and main
tenauce of 4 navy to fuPport COM
merce can if then be conGdered
hardlhip that government fhouls
demand ample ircurity ? Cannot
the honef and refPedable merchant
obtain i With cafe
Mr.. Eppes lam opPolrd to the
amendment offered by the gentlemas
FROM Maryland. No law can pre-
vent the evaGons Of our merchants, if
Ihsy are determined to trade with
the inhabitants Of that la4nd.
The ayes and nays on the amend
mcnt were for it z2, againit it 05.
1t was moved that the bill be read
the third time to-norr9w-which
was negatiyed, and it was ordered
70 be read this Gay-Tke bill being
read lie ethird time
Mr. Conrad called for the ayes and
noes, which were ordered
MIR. ] .. Smith faid he rcfc
merely to to exprefs his fa;isfattion
thatthe ayes and noes we're ordered
Oh this que4ion. l conGder; faid
Mr.. S al difcrlnon Of he merits
Of the bill as perfectly fruitleis mn
The rapid manner III which it has
been hurried thus far through tie
houfe, utterly precludes all delibera-
,ion, and is fure prognOltick Of
its final Pahlge-lt is a meature
which WI grItely embarrat5 all for
eign commerce, and if il is 70 have
It's Intended effect, which | mutt
doubt, becaufc | believe its Proyi-
1ions will be eaGly defeated or evadeI
il mutt prove completely ruinous to
lawful and valuable branch Of our
,rade-But as mca(ure Of policy |
conGder il abfoIutely de(ructyc Of
the beR and dearea rigAJs Of this
country. Sir, the Gtcrct IS out :
the fact connot be concealed thai
this bill is dictated By the govern
rnent Cf France. The inPerious
mandate Of the French miniaer Is
pub.ilhed to the world and the
conexion between his orders aud this
aa Of obedience and fu5milion will
bs clealy precciSed ard universally
acknowledge i prciume not to ar
rAign the motives Of cher gentlemen
they dJublels have realons which
jaRify the meafure 20 tAeaisl'ts-
Indeed it is impo(ible their imPTct-
fins can be Ike mine-FOr mytef |
view the bill under al is clrcumitan-
ces as a furrender of all rights OF felt
goy.E...neas-as facEihce Of the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

LOST,
Il th's to~n,on the fth ilT Il Fox TInprT
Whoever has found it, and viliieay. !, I,
'he Gazet'e-Cfioe, will obIise :h1 D 4n.r.
Na-c+. I7,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

PAST, PRESENT aaI FUTURE.

- tire "a fe.1, wh.u with 1.c.icus 7c.I
Cuumlua made ter hau, uty io-s Jo tc5I,
Vii. noble l3ui,-uo. vrh " At..,-afi.s
The luG releu.r:eu: ci " wogmu.. nation.
Abhor'e all tribute wkca me nations
frllc
No. grar; fcne millions lc- Ks own
defence
Ard urged bv Nl.urc's un.re7la' l7v,
Dadaucd 10 crouch beneath ;he l.rg.'+ var.
Tir-.-f Il r--r-- y hen this proud Boz IS DER,
oar injured country niceds a, every pore
Our cnmncrce rifed ard eur feamcn pref
Coumbiz's Lag.e Giiled III her net.
Our rights invaded BY capricious power
while CongIels Plumbers p the awful hour,
Or eIlc debates il morning, noon, and night
40 proyc thar ey!.y j. asl JLr-t aer Tt4H"
7I, f7f 7tiH rore-whcn men more ft 10 rule,
some firm diicjples of the former 1chooI,
Shall far extend the Wailingtonian dread,
Md Guve to rale our dropping country's
head;
Convince the world there are, who till
iuherit
a fence II wrongs-vLich route Nation's
.pirit
ncvoarcful rife, ard Ike martial haRd
Redeem the fame Cf This iniultod land,
Unite with frnnei., prop the falling tree,
Retrieve our Honor and our LJytr.
ANIERICANUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
HeLx0n Hc1dcmY.

NOTICE u hereby given, that the Academy
~ i'm t.ehronis now open, and the prelent
term viii continue w the 5th VT July next
a few more Scholars may he admitted, ZAP
plication ~ made foon. The receHary eK-
pence for board, tution, &c. is a,.out a7e aaLilr
ra5 ftly s-aei per weeE- Particular attention
viii be pHd % all thoic branches Of fcience a
.uaily taught III Academies.
Jchn Iripp, Secretary.
T,--b Ct
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
March I3, 1896.

CHm6erlaaA II
Taken oy execution and TO be
Sold by Public Vendus, to the highef
bidder, At the houle now Scc4pied by Mar
liz Tbsxte1, hnhoider IN CIsy, in faid county.
Oh Monday the 2lt day Of April next, i
ten clock, A. NJ.
All the right in equity Of redeerniDg certain
NOrtgaged Real Eltate, via certain traa
or parcel Of Land Situated in faid Crzv. and
bounded a. fellows beginning at 4 fake fan
ding on the Southsaitery fide ofthe county
Road leading 10 NewgIJucefer, about four
Reds ea0erly Of Joieph M'Lellans Store in
iaid Grey, and running uortheaiterIv adicin-
lrg ta'd county road l52 rods thence fouth-
calte-iy atJininE town read 22 l-2 rods
thcnoe icuthwelterly adjuining David Jordan's
and 6S rods; thcl q i;utheaferlv IA rods.
adjoining laid JJrdan's Tand thence fouth-
wei.erly adjoining laid Jardans land Al rods
thence SouthweferIy AS rods adjoining The
road heading to Northvarmouth thence
rorthweGerIy 98 rods al dining land owned
by Stephen Firbifh thence fcuthweRerlv =
bout rods adjoining aid Firbih's land /;
,hcnCe northweIterly adjoining land owned bv
Eetirs. Bucknam and Phelps, about III rods
to the f-ft mentioned bcunds-eontaininO a
bout 42 acres Of Land, tcgether with 4 two
Story dwelling Houie well finifhed, two large
Barn', torfe 1hed ard other out Puildin9a
farding thereon; being the fame premeci,
nov occupied by Martin Thaxter, as afore-
iaid, and which was nortgaged ~ Dan
isl Hancy to w. G. Whitney; and now he
longs withthe right Of redeeming the fame u
Nathan Woodbury. Of faid GRAY, tAe deytor
named in fad Execution.
Ezra Gibbs, Deputy Sheriff.
I1rrk l1, Ian6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

i OR Sale, at No. 10, UhiE II hT
10 Lalf chefs Bohea-aad} Teas OF he
2O qr 10. souchong bsit qla'ty-
l[7y-B %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
z nken ID HILL

- YAWL BOAT, between Portland and
=, ! : Ilo"e IIand-abour thirteen feet long.
"e owner NAV have her again bv applying
lo -oHN CUSHING, and proving properly
aaa paving charges Ni,rcb r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
FOR SALE

HE Seventy Acre Lot Of Land II
The town of Goyka7-, number fevent,-
tevcn, the property Of the heirs Of tie y. y
Governor HANcoCE-Conditions of faIe made
known by applying to
Lathrop Lewis
Cor5z,-, ffqr1b ., 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
Real Efate.
NrrCh IL.
FOR SALk

FOR SALE
A Lot Of Land in Goyban, htuated
near Warren'8 Mills-containing fcven,y
acres-tog ogether with TWO Story HouIe, o5
BY 34-and new Barn Frame-prcduccs
ten tons of Hay-Is well wooded and water
ed, has good paRuring, s other convenieuces
now occ pied by MIR TaBa HaiIeH jim
1t viii hc iod on realonahie terms, and ere
dit givsn-sPply to
Ezra Brown.
Ps,fgrL Ar5r~k q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
Nathaniel Z. Allen, 4 IS others.
( oiltiitortluralt' IF @.f7rhusrtts.

{ orlt;;tot,iura't'' IF G9cF5fhusrtt6.
y tbe HoyF Of III .rtaiyr-, F-5 47. 1906,
ON the petition Of Nash.riel G. Allen
znd Others, PRAYING that they, with fuch 9TH
c.s 1s roay join them, may bc Incorporated
for Jhc PurPoie Of cutting Canal 10 as to
communicate the waters of L;tle Ardroicog-
sin River, in the county OF Cumberland.
with the waters Of ROYALS River, FIJI rsid
county, in fuch manner rs 10 render the
pliiAge from faid Little Androlcoy Pin River,
70 fad Royaio River, & from'thece to North
yarmouth, convenient for boa and lumber.
and for other purpoies mentiond III fad BE-
,i-ion-
02DrRrD, That the petitioners caurc an
a'.tied copy of their pettion, with this ord
ar thereon, to he puJiihcd i'll tie Portland
6I@eTs and the EJfe,A hrg1, printed in Port
land, tArcc .scck7 luccelively, tha Iaft publ
Cation 70 Uc thirty DAYS, at Leaf before the
G Monday % the fin leillpn NJ thr next
General Court, that all perlons intsrcltcd NAV
then appear and thew cauI-, ii anv thev have
why the prayer of f4id petition fhould not
be granted.
SeatHP tay concurrence,
TIMOTHY BICELCW, Cla4E-J
In Senate, February ", 1906.
RssS r4i es7eu,ef,
II q. OTIS, Pr.iL-t
4 true cOpv-aaen,
WENDELL DAVIS, Cigi fseq4.e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
William POte.

q be Sold by order of Court.
On Tuefday the fifteenth day Of Aprd
next, at eleven clook in the forenoon, at the
dwelling E-houle farling on the homenead "
WILLIAM PARSONS, late Of Ne7yrlout.f,,
IN the county Of Cumberland, yeoman, de-
ceafed-
The whole OF the Real Eiate Of
faid decealed, containing frty acres Of Lot
No. 20 i'll the fin divihon ofLo;s III faid New
glouceGer, with the buildings thereon, fitua-
scda bout half mile WeG Of the meetng-hours
and Pew in iaid necting-houfe lerceptinQ
the widow dover Of faid cf1e)
William PaTfons,
-4azirj3rzt9r ~ FIJI Eh4f-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

am Paffersa, one or the Allocate Judges Of
the Supreme court of the United States. In
Mr.. Patterfon his country has loft an able, in
dependent aud upright Judge, real and en-
lightened patriot; and the Rate of New Ter
fey, one of its mon valuable and refpeaable ci-
tizens. Endeared to his family and friends by
every amiabe quality, his death will he to them
tource OF the deepea aiFii6tion: But, for
their confolaton it may truly be f,id, that he
lived and died ChriRian.
In his cold relics let the great dircern,
That they like him to dun nun focn return
And while they fee his feotacps led to God,
Let them purdue the blooming path he trcd
Thus, when the cares of mortal life flall
ceafe,
Expire, like him, the heirs of endleis peace.
A.Jany Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
Foreign antrIIigenrr.
NORFOLK, Sept. 10.

The report ftated in our Taft, to be brought by
the keonidas in tbirty,,fve days from Liverpool,
threw fome doubt, in the opinion of many, up
on our intelligence received by the RoHa. For
cur own parts we were inclined to place full
confidence in the latter, which will ftand unim.
peached, when we inform our readers that the
Leonidas failed from Liverpool on the e2d OF
July, and was of courfe not 70 late as the Rol-
Ia by eieven days. This information as to the
falling Of the Leonidas, we derive from Capt
Hoole, of the fhip Laura, arrived yeRerday from
Liverpool, who failed after that fhp.
Ledger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

The Journal du Commerce ofthe l4th of July
mentions, as fngular Circumstance in the an
nails of French jurifprudence, that fuit at law
had occupied for two days the attention of the
tribunal of Correctional police, in which MIR. J.
Cox Barnet, American conful at Havre, was
plaintiff, and MIR. O'Mealy, an American mer-
chant, defendant. The former accufed the
latter with having publicly aGnlted him by
giving him Hap on the face, and laid his DANA
ges at $500 francs. The defendant was found
guilty, aud fentenced to pay fine of 600
francs, 500 of which to be attributed to the
poor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
PHILADELPHIA, september %.

A letter from an officer on board the fl,ip
Pekin, ofthis port, dated Leghofn, Aug. i It,
tays:-" In the Streights of Gibraltar, was
brought too by Spaniih gun boats, examined
and difmifled. Same time faw them capture
American ihips, and take them into AlreGras.
July l2, pa1ing Carthagena, VIC faw the Span
ith fleet of iaiT of the line cha(ing Enelih
frigates +; and off Touion, the French feet of
ii ateo, juii uut iron, That
port" PbH. GaZ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
COMMERCIAL.

FROM GIBRALTAR, July I7.-The Cover
nor OF Gibraltar has refufed the landing at that
port OF Tobacco from America, and patTed an
order. That no Tobacco o fhall be landed except
from England and that to be accompanied with
certificate of clearance from one Of the cuftom
houfcs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
NETWORK, Sept. II.

The arrival at this port of the fchoon-
er Atlantic, captain Howard, from Nantes, ha,
enabled us to lay before the readers of the Mer-
camille Advertiser intelligence from Europe of
confiderable Importance. Our Paris papers
arc to the 2sth of July, incluave, and our let
tiers from Nantes to the 18th Of Augut.
We have compriied in the following extracts,
all that the papers contain which we Judged
worthy of tranflation. Mere. Iay.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
BALTIMORE, September %.

The Editors of the Federal Gazette were this
morning favored with the following article,
which, coniidering the official channel thro'
which it is derived, they view as highly
authentic, and as putting the sueition of
peace between England and France beyond
all doubt:
BY letter from the American confuI at
Nantz, dated Auguft 1T, it is ftated, that the
Prelininaries Of Peace betquen ENGLAND and
France had been Eened, and as confequence,
that all neutral vefiels were permitted to clear
out for Brtifh ports.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II.

The underfgned, his Swedifh majefy's cons
mercial agent general near the United States of
America, requens that the Printers throughout
the United States, will publi(h for the informa-
ton of merchants and Others concerned, the
following note from his Swed1i mAieRy's grand
msrlhalof The kingdom OF Sweden, count de
Ferfen, dated Straifund the sth of May Iaf,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

letter from London to the Editor of the
9th July, received by the Protectrefs, obferves,
Peace is much talked of Gill, and q" the &C.
" neral opinion is, that it depends on the reco-
very or death of Mr.. Fox, who is one day
4" better, and the next worfe-this day he is
" worie. Ledger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
NORFOLK. Sent. 9s

On Sunday the Brtifh fhip, Bellona. Capt.
Douglas, OF IA guns, anchored in Hampton
Roads.-There were other Britilh men of war
in fight of Cape Henry. The Melampus frigatc
which was in the Roads for fome days, failed
yelerday. Herald.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
NETWORK, Sent. 90.

Captain Storey, Of the hip Connecticut, was
boarded on the 10th of Auguit by the Britilh
cutter brig L'Efpoir, capt. Hope, and was in.
formed that Preliminares of Peace were ligned
at Madrid on the 4th of Auguf between Great
Britain and Spain and that the news was re-
ceived at Gibraltar by exprefs on the 18th,
which was the day on which L 'Efpoir left port.
Mer Adm,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
DIED. Az ALBANY

DIED, AT ALBANY,
on Tuefday night the 9th init. at the manfion-
houfe Of Stephen Van RenGelaer, efq. after a
lingering illnefs, which he bore with becoming
fsrlitude aud resignation, the honorable hyiH.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

Auguft 6.
Yesterday dispatches were received by flag
of truce, from Boulogne. Their contents have
not tranfpired.
Stocks declined yeferday towards the clofe
Of the market. The fall was variouny account
ed for. Some would have It, that dispatches
had been received from France, which brought
accounts unfavourable to- peace. Others fent
a melienger after lord Lauderdaie, to order hi.
immediate return. The real cauie, however,
was imply this |; Several holders of omniun,,
finding the price high enough, wifhed to realize
their profit, and brought large fums into the
market for fale. The following were the prices
at one O'Clock this day Confols for money,
65-ditto for Auguf 65 Is l-4-Reduced, 65
SIS s-4-Omnium ll--Exchequer bills, par. S.
prem. 80
We ftated yeRerday, and on the beft authori-
ty, that NJ. D'Oubri had, in fgning the pre-.
liminary treaty with France, gone beyond his
intruetious.
We can now add, that the terms are 70 iguo-
minious and difadvantageous to Ruilia, that it
is thought by fome diplomatifts, the emperor
Alexander will probably heGtate to ratify them
In the mean time, Napoleon acts as if even
the defnitve treaty was Ggned. On the very
day that D'Oubril figned the preliminary trea.
ty, it was intimated to the Auftrian' AmbaC.
fador, that his matter mutt Immediately abdi-
cate the crown he has 70 long worn as head OF
the German empire, and conine himfelf in ia.
ture to fuch matters as concern only his own
houie, ~
The Lord Hobart packet, from New-York
and Halifax, is arrived at Falmouth.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

Capt. Farrier, of the fhip Delaware, who ar
rived this morning in 40 days from Amaerdam,
informs us thatall the Dutch fhips of the line,
at that port, and at Rotterdam, were difmant-
led, and the feamen paid and discharged. He
ltates that nine ihips of the liue were on the
ttocks at thofe two ports-and that one had
been recently launched under the immediate
INFECTION of Louis, King of Holland.
Capt. F. was taken and carried into Portf-
mouth on the 4th of Auguf-whence he failed
on the 18th. He fates that the people of Eng
land were anxiouily expecting peace with
France--and that on the 4th, Lord Lauderdale
failed in the Clyde frigate, landed at Calais,
and proceeded Immediately for Paris, to fnifh
the negotiations. Capt. F. brought with him
d Dutch paper and feveral London papers,
which he gave to one of the phyicians, who
boarded him at the quarantine. The Dutch
paper contains the Articles between France and
Ruitia. IN. r. Com. Adv.)
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Domenic JntrIItgente.
BOSTON, Sept. Is.

The flip TqOo BrofberJ, Capt. GAMBLER,
with the Tunifan AmbafTador and Cuite, will
fail this day for 7msi5, weather permitting.
Palladium
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A gentleman who came paGenger in the fl,ip
Protectrefs from London, and with whom we
converted, tays, that they fpoke the Britlh fri
gate Virginia, who informed, that they fpoke
a cutter from Portsmouth, the capt. of which
faid, accounts were received there ofthe DEATH
Of MIR. Fox H..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

An account of the Corn, Grain, Flour, and Rice,
imported into, and exported from c. Britain,
frosn the firit day of Jan. 1904, to the laft day
of Dec. 1905.
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HAMBURGER, July IS.

HAMBURGER, July IS.
Frenchman has been taken up here, az the
inttance of M. Bourienne, fufpetled of being
one of twelve perfons who confpired againft Bo.
naparte, mentioned in our laff. At the examin-
alton before the Pretor, Mr.. Senator Schroe-
dar, M. Bourienne has conftantly attended, and
even frequently interrupted the proceedings to
put questions to the witnefes himfef, or to
quicken the progrefs of the examination. The
circumltanceis highly unpleafant to the Pretor.
BY mifunder Handing it was fuppofed here on
"Wednesday, that the blockade of the Elbe, Sc.
was raifed; the captain of the EngliH, frigate
had announced, that no more hollilities would
be committed by the Engliih on the coat and
on the Elbe.