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ed October 81.
The brig Rambler, Norris. of Leith,
With passengers, from 'rhurso, in the Ork.
ney ialsuds, bound 20 Pictou, was totally
lost in the night Of the 2sd inst. and every
person on board perished, excepting six
men and one woman. ! understand, from
the fishermen who picked them up, that
there were $50 souls on board at the time
Of the accident, and that the coast about
Toad's cove is covered with the dead boz
dies Of meu, women and childrer. Not
plank Of the vessel i.left together. She
was dashed 70 pieces 10 few minutes at.
ter she struck. Qf these who have been
saved, it is feared thar few will survive, a.
they are al (excepsing oDe) cu,in 50 shock
ing manner with the shelving rocks that
their preservation is a miracle: for that
part of the coast is nearly as perpendicular
as the side of house."
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parted from the pashs of virtue and int.
gritty. The nosiciate 10 Mickeduess ap.
proacheA the first objects OF tsmpsation
with slow and reluctant sseps- but when
initiated ID mischief, he walks boldly tor.
ward, and his progress becomes as rapid
az The end at which he aimsis criminal \
corrupt; and eyerpains ne may take
al 6rst 10 conceal his pursuits under the
mask of virtue, be gradually .hrows i a.
side, and ultimately exposes The shame.
less front Of vice, even with its native &C.
iormity. La like manner, the principles
which have been urged 10 justify the Baltic
expedition, aud which, it's said, are to pc
adopted for the future government OF this
country, 10 its foreigo relations, have been
gradually developed, les,,he cation should
have been shocked by the sudden ayowal.
Of policy atwhich every mind must have
been appalled,, and any person who should
have advised an administration OF this
country 10 adopt the principles OF the
French ,chieftan, would have either been
confined as maDiac, or treated as atrator
10 the dignity and honor of the nation
but, alas alas! the times are strangely al
tered.
We are, sorry to learn, that great ma.
nufacturiug house at Prestoa, 10 This coun
~, has JUS. failed, repor, says. tor hall a
million sterling, We are fearful this is
the, io.erunner Of many others in Different
parts of the kicgdoa.
FALMoUTH, October IL.
Arrived American brig Mary, cap,sin
Rice, days from Oporto. The greatest
hustle prevailed there 10 shipping OF the
British property, sc. IN consequence OF or.
ders from the Portuguese government ts
take place about the 18Th inss--In expec.a
ton of the sailing of the convoy from o..
porto. 90 gun boats &c, sailed from Yigo
toin,ercept them. 10 Of the gun boats were
sunk and four driven on shore, and destroy.
ed by an English friga,e and brig, the re.
naming six got back to Wgo. No accounts
had been received at Opor,o Ct any French
,looPs being on their march TO Portngal-
Also arrived American ship Cabinet.
Beaison, from Norfolk, 20 days passage.
LONDON, October II.
There ia reason 10 believe that all the
British ships in the ports Of Russia are ac-.
lually under an embargo at this moment.
The latest arrival from ST. Petersburgh is
tina. of the American ship Pigou, which
sailed from thence on the 26.h ult. On
the preceding day Information was receiv
ed FROM the British ambassador, that il
was probable an embargo would be laid GA
all British shipping Immediately, aud ne
therefore reco nmeuded that they should
proceed to sea with all possible expedition.
In consequence about IS vessels, among
which was the Pigou, came out of Cron.
s,ad,. The latter is the only ship Of the
feet yet arrived, bu. the remainder may be
hourly expected. There We're not, we
understand, more than eight or nine Bril-
tish yessels a. Cronstadt or ST. Peters.
burg, when the Pigou sailed.
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C. Table Beer.

THE Lovers Of this wholesome Beverage
to Victuals, may have it fresh and good, at
four fence hslf.eany fer quart, by applying
at the store of
Thomas Crufe,
Opposite the Alexandra Bank.
December 8. div
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Public Sale.

By virtue Of decree ofthe County Court Of
Fairtar, uiH be erhosed TO tlubhc sale, far
cash, on the 18th day Of January nert, on
the trenaises-
Two tracts of Land, with the
appurtenances, containing together about six
teen hundrrd and seventy acres, or SO much
theryof as may be necessary to raise the sum
of about two hundred pounds (which said
tracts are situated in the county OF Fairfax,
and are parts of what is commonly called the
Rave,asusrth Tract Of Land.-One OF these
tracts is in the possession of Augustine j.
Smith, Esq. and is the tract on which ne At
present resides--the other is in. the possession
of Doctor Henry Rose.
The lands will be sold in lots which VIII be
designated OH the day of sale, and the sum
to be then raised will also be precisely stated'
The meeting Of the Commissioners Will De
1t the upper Turnpike Gate upon the turn
pike road, about IL O'Clock on the day OF sale.
VIM. Payne,
Vim. Deneale,
Geo. Summers,
Thomson Mason.
| Rich'd. M. Scott.
dts
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No. 2oe, for October 1907.

No. 7ee, for October 1907.
Yessels Aauing touched at Englana--1he
9TH article of the Imperial Decree OF the 2lst
of Nov. 1906, forbids the admission into our
ports of any vessel coming directly from Eng
land or the English colonies;or that may have
been there since the PRONUNCIATION ofthe de-
cree.
J. The eighth article directs that any vessel,
which, by false declaration, shall contrayene
this disposition, shall, together with her car
go be seized and conhscAted as English pro-
perry.
The Director General notifies, by a circu-
lar of the 4th of this month, that his imperial
majesty has decided that these two articles
shall be fully and strictly enforced-and that
any vessel that has touched at, or been sent
into England, cannot be admitted.
Hence the immediate departure of vessel:
thus circumstanced, will be exacted, Whate
YER causes of compulsion or Justification may
be alleged in then favor,
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Tits Day glN be Landed
From on board the Brig SALLY ELIZA, Boe-
Bell, Master
so hogsheads first quality St. Martins ST.
GAR.
- do. Martinique clays-
For sale BY
John Tucker.
q
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aIaraabria Daily aobertfser.
TUESDAY, DEcEMBER s.

MARRIED on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. addison, Mr.. CoLaN HUNTER,
of this town, to Miss HENRIETTA y. Hat
TON, of Thompson's Rist, Maryland.
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Dispatches have we understand, been re.
ceived from Mr.. Munroe, dated October
10th. (Nat. Intel J
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
n NEGRO LAD, about eighteen years
~ of age, complete house servant.
apply to ths Printer.
December 8. d
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Communicated and Translated for the
Register.
81 JOURNAL OF THE CUSTOMS AT
ANTWERP.
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. Twenty five Dollars Rezsard.

4Hshty i've Dollars Relyafds
-" .fb4Y, sometime in tie months Of No
ys'a5er or Decem6er fast,
AZ NERO MAN by. the name OF SIM,
~ - Nho vas hired in the town of Alexan-
- - = 2 Mr., ie5ers SIXTH. He was about so
I Ess y ages ABOUT $ feet 10 or IL inches
, IS ssFy strait, Of rather yellov;sh or ta-
,s. 0'pP.exlon, shutters a listle, has soft
NJ N.Y. and seneral.y seems humble and tinlid
M, sea sposen to. He hada wife at Col. Jeln-.
o,s soa : N the couaty Of Caroline, and may
+, 'r ls1 now be lurking IL that neighborhood,
pom. : sul'lS It more probable he may have
!" sne state OF Maryland-Ifhefs taken
Win a : ssa'e Of Virginia and brought 20 me I
sIa,ss, ns me above reward; if IN the state of
) rs. .su0 and brought to me will give 4airt-
~ Baldwin M. Lee.
'Sslnia, Wesrmorcland2
WHEY 'sly - S tsol d
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District of Columbia.

nj Office 10 hereby giver TO all zohom it
IN may concern, That the Consul General
of Portugal to the United States of America,
has authorized tbs subsesibsr, to legalize all
papers that may be necessary FOR vessels
bound from the ports of this district te any in
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters Of vessels who aay omit
having their bills Of health thas. certified, Will
be liable to undergo quarantine.
It's requisite that any article shipped for
account of Portuguese subject, should be
declared, and sworn 70, as Portuguese proper
ty; and the bills of lading legahzed as above. s
Lewis Deblois.
May is. q
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2 F0R SALE,
By LEWIS sD.EBLOIS,

ssnassorsnaent Of BROOD CLOTHS. from
sleEea 10 eighteen s5iiiags sterling COST
parto thcmiatitled to drawback.
Ravens Duck.
Isench BRANDY.
Catalonia Wine, = halls pipes aad quarter
sasks.
NewrsngglanG Rum, IA barrels.
Goldfish. AID Stone Lime,
Nav. a
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mo. 1897.

PUBLIC SALE.
On FRIDAY next, at ten o'clock, will be
sold, at the Vendue-Store,
The follouus2lg Goods, v2z.
! case of Nankeenets
H l case country striped and blue Nankeens
Fancy Waistcoating, piatisn Silks, sScs
bale of Baging
bale of Duck and Tow Linen
case Of Wool Hats
box Of ladies Velvet ana Morocco SIPS
pers
box misses Morocco dc.
n l. s. O,
An eight day Clock, Household and Kitehea
Furniture, some Medical Books, &c.
Philip G. Marstellers Y. NJ.
4 August 1s.
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JAMES. BACON,
III his GROCERY Store, on King -strset, hes in
addition 10 MS. former STOCK, added
Afreh Supply Of Genuine Agtlclesin
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete. Z
&c sosv, offers for safe, on his nsaal l0zu terms
Mulcovade Sugars, Of various qua
Titles,
Leaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TE rs,
Hyson, particularly select
s 5 !':ss sz'' and family ss a.>
Best green Ccasc,
Chocolate, ola superior quality
Madeira,
-Busclles,
Sherry,
Lisbon, ~ 4 ~ e y.
Tenerigc,
Malaga, and
Genuine cid Pert
,Cognao and Bouldeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, Cor family use,
Antigua, St. Cgaix, St. Vineents, and New
I England RAM,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutlnegs, cloves, cassia pimento,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fg blue, soap, mould, dipt and
spermaceti candles, refined sait-pelre, lotant
indigo, alum, cepperas, 1aaaaeD brlmne,sto
spinning cotton, patent shot all Sizes, best en-
glish and country made gunPswdar, segars
and slneasliiHs; tobacco, very best chewing to-
bacco.
Hamilton and Ie;par's sllaaa;, Hunter .piaes
in boxes.
Lsneon mustard, warranted Of 3. supsSior
quality, Bixen's best ditto, wrapping paper
elerniiohu's, sc. sc. with generally every ar
tiele In his Iine-tlie whele of'which have beer
selecteawith care, and will be disposed OF On
shc.yerys lowest terms
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JAMES SAMDERSON ~

o5us for Sale, on moderate tsrms,
Seso lbs. best Green Cefae
10 tierces frcshrRicc
70 kegs fresh Raisins
= terces green Copperas
pipes Coglliac Brandy
10 dads. 4th proof Jamaica
90 barrels N. L. Rum
3 aamels Whiskey
70 bales Cotton
: boxes Cotton and Wool Cards
z boxes Tin Plates.
A.YD IN STORE,
~ 5 Ahds, soush Potomac Tobacco.
VA: Nay y. d
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N q T | C. E.

THE Members of.the ARTILLERY Cone
j RASY, are requested to attend meet.
ing at Mr.. Dayis's, opposite TO- the market
house, at seven O'Clock, on Thursday evening
next. Punctual attendance is expected.
All those wishing to join, are invited to att
tend.
BY order Of FEnD1NANs MARsrELIER,i
Cahtain.
NEHEMIAH CARSON,
-. lsfiLieat::
August 49, St
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Public Sale.


Pursuant to the last will and testament of Cap-
tain John Harher, deceased, will be sold,
to the highest bidder, at public auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY. the 9th
instant, at one O'Clock, at the COFFEE
HOUSE, the following
Very U0luable Pro6erty
IN THE TOWN OF ALExANpRrA, viz.
nNE piece Of ground lying on the south
~ side of FrankEn-strset, and on the west
side of Potonac-street beginning at the in
tersection Of the said streets, being one hun:
cred and twenty five feet to the eastward Of
Water, and running westwardly with Frank
iin-street thirty-two feet six inches, from
thence southwardly eighty eight feet three
inches and one half.
One other piece lying on the west side of
Unio,i-street, and to the southwark of Frank
lin-street, beginning on Union-street one hum
,dred and seyentysix feet seven inches to the
southwark of Franklin-street, and running
northwardly with Union-street 88 feet inch
es and an half, thence westwardly 81 feet s
inches-AIso one half acre of ground, lying
at the intersection Of Royal and Gibbon;
Streets
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THURSDAY, AUeUsT 20, 1907.

- Complete sets Of SAlMA-i
.GUND1 as far as published, or a.
NY number to complete broken!
sets, may be had Of
r. GRAY,
Bookseller, King Street
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PublacS dIe.

fUDL2C8 OG5es
'TXTILL DO sold, at public sale, for ready
Wv money, on the premises, on Wetlnes-
day the 18th Of August next the estate call
ed CLIFTON on Panther-Skin In Loudoun
county, consisting of 2o5 acres Of land, on
which was formerly erected merchant and
saw mill, distiilery, SIC. or SO much thereof as
Will be sufficient to raise 1908 and the costs
ofsuit, to satisfy Joseph T'idbail
This sale is made pursuant TO decree ct
the county court OF Loudoun, at which time
and place due attendance will be given BY
The Commissioners.
July Is. -I2l]
THE badnefs of the weather on
Wednesday last, prevented sale Of
the above property On that day as ad-
vcrtissd. 1t will again be offered for
sale on the 18th Of September nexts
at the same place and upon the fame
terms as above.
Ute Commissioners.
August l9. dts
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Printing, in ITS yarsoss branches,
haadjomsJy executed at tbs o9ase.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23
DE PH.SNT4

We are not able yet to state whether
the the report transmitted fIom Memel
of Bonaparte having sent requisltion
to the Court of Petersburgh, to shut
its ports against this Country, be true
or hot.-It is highly probable.-Ro-
manzow,thc Russian Prime Minister, is
understood to be decidedly hostile to
this country But the hostility Of
Menzikow is not participated by the
rest Of the Russian Nobility and the
increasing unpopularity Of the Treaty
of Iilsit, and ofits offspring the Armis-
tee with Turkey, is understood to
have greatly strengthened the English
party.-Priace Menzikof has been
charged with an important mission to
this country, and the friends dillingham;
consider this as a favourable prog
nostic.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23
By the a9ails.
BALTI.NORE ROT.

The following correct and proper remarks
upon late outrage in Baltimore, in which
the efiigies Of Chief Justice Marshall and
several others were hanged and burnt, by
alawleles, disorderly rable, are extracted
from the N. York American Citizen
" Mobs, those many headed hydras,
which in no one instance can be right,
but in all must be wrong, should be
discountenanced BY every good man !;
c press should in an especial manner
reprehend them. A mob is the same
monster whether On this side or on that.
Burr & his associate conspirators, are,
indeed, detestible, and cannot be too
vigilantly watched within the Enifs Of
The IRJ0. But are mobs-are persons
unanimously assembled in our streets
the constitutional Judges Of a Chief
Justice /? Where is the empire of our
laws Where order, the element of all
law and all good The civil authority
OF Baltimore is reprehensibIe. II should
have suppressed, | will not ssy by an
energy beyond the Lazv, but it should
have suppressed this Oite rout !; it should
have preventedthis stain on our national
character. He who cannot hate, with a
holy hatred conspiracy like that of
the miscreant Burr, and the persons
who were engaged IN it, and yet be
orderly, aud yet be decerous, and vet
be respectful to the laws Of his country
has no claim to the appeIlation Of
good CITIZEN
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FURTHER.

Oct. l5.-At the Court held the 9TH,
at ST James's, Mr.. Monroe, the AM
bassdor from the United States, took
leave Of his Majesty, previous to his
departure lie also had an interview
with Mr. Canning. We understand
that the instructions which he received
from his government were Of 50 u
a nature, that the negotiation coulu M
be brought TO an issue with him. Dis
patches cortsiuing the final determine
ton of the British Government have
been sent to our Minister in America.
The Moniteur contains the treaty
for an armistice between Russia and
the Ottoman Porte, concluded under
the mediation Of France, and signed by
the respective Eegociators,on the Oath
August, at Che Castle Of Slobicia.
A report is current, that on the part
of the English, an application has been
made to the King Of Sweden to deliver
up his feet, which il now rigging and
getting ready for sea in CarIscrona, as
deposit 10 the English. On LANCE
land, as well as Freemen, several Eng
lish seamen attempted to effect land
ing, but were repulsed.
The Neapolitan papers inform us,
that the Ex-King Ferdinand, with all
his family have departed from Sicily, in
an English frigate. To cover his fight
from the inhabitants, it was given out
that he was going to place himself at
the head Of an instruction which had
brokenNout at Naples.
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The Odds

BETWEEN NOW AND FORMERLY
n06S in Baltimore and New- Orleans
-CoDtmerce al a dead stand Our sea-
men spinning street yarn i--Our Ne
charucks out of employ, and not permit
ted to enjoy even portion of the fubfck
work Our Merchants turned QHid-
.Nuncs No markets for the abundant
products of the earth and fields, to
repay the HAs6an, y AZ for his toll and
expenses :-Confarnce and Credit
gone :-Shecie vanished And each
man, with anxious solicitude, inquir-
ing Of his neighbor, zohat is nert 10 hqh.
fen z Is not this true picture 2
The Contrast, every man who has the
power of recollection, can readily fur
nish.-Cent.
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LONDON, OCT. s, 1907.

LONDONy WI vs. lOOfs
A Cornwall paper observes as fol-
lows :-@ We lately stated, that several
seanen ofthe American States schoon-
er Revenge, had offered to enlist with
an Officer of the British RoyalMarines,
now on the recruiting service in Truro,
hut that he had sent them back to the
American Commander, with deClara-
lion that he could not countenance de-
serters. We should be happy to state,
that this honoTable conduct on the
mart of a British Officer had produced,
an equally honorable return from the
Americans but what will the Ameri
can DISCLAIMERS upon national honour
ard political justice say, when we tell
them, that Capt. Reed, OF the United
States schooner Revenge, an officer and
a vessel rendered CONSPICUOUS by being
the bearer Of Instructions from the A.
uerican Executive to its Minister "
London, on dispute between the two
countries, IN whicA desertion and the
encouragement of deserters form SC
prominent a feature--that this Capt
Reed, so Obliged, and SO stimulated to
honorable feelings, refused to give uE
one Of his crew who had declared him
self a deserter from British regiment
Vet such is the fact. il is fact too
that several Others Of the crew OF IN,
Revenge, declared themselves Britisl
subjects and that they were not claim
ed as SUCH and taken out Of the ship
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AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, OCT. 8.
At the levee yesterday, Mr.. Munroe,
the American Ambassador, was pre-
scented to His Majesty, by the Master
ofthe Ceremonies. His Excellency
took leave Of His Majesty previous to
his departure for America. Mr.. Mum
roe is succeeded, in his embassy, by
Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the levee,
Mr.. Munroe had an interview with Mr..
Canning.
The above ceremony IS generally dis
pensed witI, when Ministers leave the Brit
ish Court dissatisfied
Oct. 9.-Mr. Munroe, the Ameri-
can Minister, had his final interview
with Mr., Canning on Wednesday.
His departure is in no respect connec-
ted with the dispute with America.
The final answer Of our Government
or that subject has already been sent
of to Mr.. Erskine.
Mr.. Manroe is not to embark in the
Revenge, but to take passage in the
Augusta, from Cowes. The Revenge,
is to to sail from Plymouth about the
18th October.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23
DcICrflan0,
Monday, November %, 1907.


FOretgH IHtedfTeHce.
OUR latest accounts from England are n
October tie l2th under this date we find
the following article, which is uadsAbte.1 I,
CORRECT 80
London, or. i2.-The most irnpor-
tant matter the question Of peace Of war
with America, is now decided, AZ fer
as a decision can take place in ibis
Country. Our Ministers have d liver
ed to Mr.. Munroe and Mr.. Pinckney
their final answer in regard to al tie
leading points Of the dispute, This an
swer is Of nature on which il by no
means falls within the powers of the A.
merican ENJOYS to decide, ard it now
becomes their duty to submit the whole
in the speediest manner, to their Gov.
eminent. Mr.. Munroe is preparing
for an early departure, but he has not
yet determined whether he will 20 out
In the Augustus or the Revenge. The
latter It seems, is most pitiIul vessel
destitute OF all convenient accommoda.
ton, and unfit for winter passage.
The intention Of general blockade
OF the Enemy's ports is now said to NJ
relinquished from an apprehension that
it would injure the import of our man.
ufactures into the Continent. The A.
merican Merchan;@infer from this cir
cumstance, and from the cohdescend-
ing manner ofhis Majesty on Wedpes-
day, when Mr. Monroe had his andi.
ence of leave, that the chances are in
favor of peace. Nothing, however.
can be affirmed with confidence mill
the disposition Of the Executive and
Congress be explicitly ascertained-
Government have determined to recall
MIR. Erskine and to send out a new AM
bassador; but on whom this important
choice will fall, is not yet known With
certainty.
BY the above it Is pretty evident that the
British Ministry have resolved on leaving
the question Of PEACE or WAR with the
government Of the United States.
Mr. Monroe was preparing to leave Eng
land with the alti'natnnl Of the British GOV.
eminent, at the last dates.
1t Is stated that Mr.. Etskine, the British
Minister 70 the u. s. is recalled.
England is determined on keeping mas.
session of Toningen, and has ordered !
force to proceed 70 that place tor tie above
purpose.
Gr The American vessels bound to the
Continent, which were lately carried ip,e
England, have been liberated
Emperor Bonapaite has ordered lis brah.
er, king Louis, Of Holl ard, TO jhterdict IL
English commerce, otherwise BY shall make
him an imperial uisit, at the head Of no 600
men Sa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23
FROM SD dYN

Capt. Babson, from Cadiz, which he
left the 9th October, informs, that
10000 French troops were expected in
Spain, and that the Spanish fleet ofnine
sail ofthe line, was preparing for sea
with great activity; and a squadron
from the Mediterranean expected to
JON them.-The object uncertain.
The Royal Family Of Portugal, in ex-
pectation OF a French visit, were pre-
pairing to embark Tor the BraziIs.