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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02
&r To Ship Natter.

TUST Pnblifhed by DANIEL JOHNSON,
and for fale by Meffrs. CHARLES e
JOHN FOX, No 4 e 5, Sssfb id< Long H,baLf
Porflaa5 ALSO AT
The Po7fL4sS BootyfOre, No. 3, MuGay's Row,
THE AMERICAN
Sbib-MgFer's Daily lGfant
OR,
Compendium Of Marine Law,
AND
Mercantile Regulations * Cuftoms !
BEING
"A correct and ufefui guide 10 all men ia bu-
hnels, Especially thofe employed in the Mer-
chanr-Service Explaining by Judicial deci-
hons, the duty, authorit and responsibility
of lhip-msners, and the liability OF lhip-ow-
ners for the contracts or milcouduct of thoIe
rhey employ as matters
CONTAINING ALSO
A great variety of useful Tables
AND
Commercial forms, calculated TO afist hip
owners, conGgBees, fupercargoes, and matters
of veiieis. The zp5sis q eally complied fran AS
a0zGfsI a4tkoitiey.
PREFACE
The Aueriezn S6iPmaaers dg5ssrf has been
undertaken and completed under a conviction
thar publication Of the kind was much wan
ted; and would, # well executed, be found
ulefuI 70 all men il trade I; more Especially
TO matters Of veGels.
Il often happens tina, the difficulties, which
rake place between the fnip-maler and Ow-
ner, originate from the want Of fuficient
knowledge Of Maritime Law
The object Of the compiler has been to fur
Nth the Ahip matter, As well as the common
carrier, with that part Of Maritime Law
which more Immediately relates 10 their d1ty
and Responsibility
The Mathematical Tables, which are of
daily uleto the practical Navigator, are not
only more copious, but more correct than any
before pubhfiied in America.
The peculiar nature of work Of this kind
IS thst every fucceeding imprellion ihoud be
iul5ect to Improvements. Shonid the public
app. ob4,ion Of this book, render another e.
drtion neceaarN no pains Will be fpared to
make il ufeiul Oh I9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02
/" 70 General HIMia8oh.
VEST INDIES.
BARBADOS, AtG. |

BARBADOS, AUG. 10.
The accumulation of British iris
oners Of 7car at Guadalou5e has been
immense /; and while the Captain Gen
eral, EnNoUf, manifests a yindictive
spirit towards our naval commander,
by Withholding all exchange with him,
in consequence, as he pretends, of our
Admiral having sent the Adjutant-
General Fortod to England, where he
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02
NOrIcE 4

TToR saie ii w GIssesRey, at 70. loygsr Corner,
= NJ D7ueLiqg 5or5s, Qete Iaa stsys bei0ngisg 70
lie sfiss IF A5z 4lii4LsR, E,7 Ss;ea5si; bang al
excellent Fzsdf fer tsisr a. fbs County a9ordi -
TIE z5 all b S9id At private sale on liberal eys-
dit IF ssSrrsi ysly ifregHbel ne iHtgsR bang paid
GHauaAy For tertbsr pI'firslayI Enquiry my be
MADE Of "a sEbse,itsr ia Pe,fLaad.
Oct. ~ Z. WHITMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02

COLLECTED BY a TRAVELLER;
On the French sOldiery taking possession
of Tlsit, the town was given up for plumber
for two days, and scenes Of excess, equally
shocking TO decency and humanity took
place Order, however, was II length re-
stored, and a new scene Of things opened
to the view Of the astonished inhabitants !;
the French troops (about 25, 600 in number)
relssed from the hardshiPs OfthecamPaign,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02
NOTICE.

put on board the fchoonef Lucretiz, SIua-
ass BlaAeB1yd, matter, in Bottom about the
9th Of October by fonie perfon unknown,
Box containing TYPES, and directed to SaAaz7.
The owner is requelted TO prove property,
pay charges and take them away. Apply at
Isgrssz" = GgolSs Store--IngrAham's Wharf
Portland, on. 20,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02
PHILADELPHIA, OCT. ~


Letter StedAHg.-=We have taken
some pains to ascertain the truth Of
story which has been IN circulation
since yesterday, relative 70 the purloin-
ing of a packet Of letters. Tie follow
ing appear to be the prominent facts
Some time yesterday one Of the branch
pilots came up to town with package
of letters which he had received from
British armed schooner of the capes
Of Delaware, and which he was to de-
post in the post-ofiice. The package
was endorsed, according to custom,
with the name Of vice admiral Berkea
ley, and addressed to Mr.. Efskinv, the
British minister at Philadelphia. X
The pilcl instead Of taking the pack
age 10 the post-ohiCe, delivered 1t 10
person whose name we viii not at pres
ent mention, who undertook to have
il taken care of, and who, as he saws,
was on his way to the post-ottFce to de-
post it, when he met with another per2
son, who for The present shall also be
nameless. This man, who is attached
TO the .4Erora Office, seeing the pack
age, took the person who had possess
sion Of it into the office and the pack
age was sent into a back apartment.
After little white Duane came Tor
ward and told the person That he need
give himself no further trouble about
the package, for that he Duane would
take care Of it. The person demand
cd that it should be readelivered to him
but Duare answered that i was no long,
er within his controul that il had Been
put under cover ard sent t1 Vashing-
ton. Upon enquiry at the post-oifict,
however, It was ascertalned that hoth>
ing Of the kind had passed through the
office.
These facts may BE relied uPph az
substantially correct. Comment upon
such transaction would re entirely
srperfuous TO men who have any OF
the usual notions Of morality o. honor.
As an appeal will probably be InaSle'bv
! the ;g;ured party to the laws nfthe land,
it would be improper at present to dis
cuss the subject IN the Gsztlle,
tits hinted, there Is State W he
American union, in when the C,rsj
Magistrate, 50 called, has 45out asmue.,
authority as Louis XVith as France
had, when R9beShifrSs Dsrif1h, and
Aklrat formed the Erccrrstf LLuRcit, ia
Paris. Caerp--sW hich q ths States
can this u - Sentinel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02
WANTED TO HIRE,

a Convenient Tenement, fiitable for a
fmall family, in central part Of the
town, for which the rent will be puu6tuaIly
paid = Inqutre at Mrs. ,fAA tYsLEsy's, Fore
freet. o. I9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02

.Ne1y PamtlhEet.-We have just re-
ceived by mail a highly interesting
pamphlet, written by Joseph Hamilton
Davies, Esq. of Kentucky, the object
Of (which is to convict Mr., Jefferson
Of extreme remissness in regard to the
Burr * Wilkinson conspiracy. We
have no room here for extracts but
the following one Is too interesting tc be
omitted :-EU. Post.
10 Genera UIkiasot.
"You feel deeply aggrieved, no doubt,
by this pamphlet. Sir, the courts are
open to you ard that you may have
no difficulty in selecting the actionable
words, | now state" Ihat yoH have
been, for gears, a henaiorer 2f Sham, and
haze held secret Intelligence 1cih thar
ho75cr and you acre engaged ~ Bftrr's
coHsfiracy, and deserted him."
"JosEPH HAMILTON DAVIES.
Cernland, 22d May, 1907"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02

THE fuhlcriber informs thoie who may
IL with 20 learn the art of Navigation, uie
Of Charts, &c. that he will give inltrueticns
in the lanle, AZ his houle near The OBjsyvatoyy.
LEMUEL MOODY.
Ga. 70. SIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02
Factory Cotton.


Henry Smith & Co.
No. 4. .N,gEy'i R07r,
HAVE for fAle large aiiortment
= : Of fa9ory, Wharp and Filling, and two
threaded whi;ened CottoR.
jug Is. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02
HALIFAX, OCT. 2.
COURT 1fdRTI.dL.

COURT 1fiRIXdL-
On Friday the 18th ult. Court Martial
was held on board II. NJ. s. Acssta.
PRESENT,
FRANCIS PIcEMoRE, Esq.
Capt of H. M S Families, and third off,
ceT in 60 mmand at ffallifax, President.
CAPTAINS,
VIM. C. Fable, Philip Denver,
II. II. Id, Fitzroy, Edward Hawker
John Shorthand, n. ID. Cochrane.
In pursuance of an order from the coIh1
mandcr in chief, the Court proceeded to the
trial Of fortv. fur seamen and one private ma
Tine, Of IA. Nj S. .Taso1, charged with hav-
ing on or about the 5th Of September,
while that ship lay at ancto In the Narrows,
az The entrance Of New-York hafbor, made,
or endeavoured to make, a rqRtihoas assem-
bJ, and for conceailng &c same Also,
for attic mpting to take possession of the ship
from the officers, FOR the purpose Of deserF-
ing in the boats"
The court continued to SIT, by adjourn
nents, every day SUNDAYS excepted) until
TUESDAY, tho 29th uit--When, having
heard the evidence III support Of the charges,
also what the prisoners, collectively and IN
diyiduaEly, had 10 offer IN their defence and
most maturely and deliberately weighed and
considered the whole, the charges were
found 10 be fully proved &gainst-Thomas
Campbell, William Cation, Mounsey Tin
ming, Robert Dinen. Peter Bond, seafnen !
and Patrick Brown, marine and IN part a.
gainst-J John M'Niel, William Lang, Ed
ward Milton, Joseph Molena, and Thomas
-l,rvn fEsgyk
was then pronounced IN the usual form
But, IN consequence Of certain cIrcum-
stances the Court most humbly recommeR-
ded the FIVE last named criminals tc his Ma
iesty's Royal mercy.
The charges not being proved against the
remaining nlDy. tola seamen, TREY were
Observation-Disclosures.
This il another melancholy and incontro-
vertible proof Of the effects which the con-
duct and declarations Of the American Gov
ernment are Gale ulated to produce-yaIious
plans have, at different lines. been sugges-
ted by the enemies Of Great Britain, to dis
tress and reduce her Navy--northern coahi-
tons have threatened TO cut off its supplies
internal engines, submarine 6res and ex-
plosions, have been inventedi 10 destroy
those floating castles, which were known to
be inyincible IN fair and open combat; but
all have, hitherto, faitcd-and it remained
for the French party in America, 70 sug-
gcst plac, ~hhh must inevitably succeed
if persisted into offer ear.wagcmra' and
c,1tecffor to Ann;nttys and drscrtrys--seduce
the seamen and then--a }fgjw tx shpt g
But we trust that his maiesN's goFerimcnt,
while sending fleets to protect lhe com
meIre Of the Ealtc, win perceive and parry
the blow, which is aimctl at the what's %
Great Britain, from this 1i,arter Of the world.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02
INhole No. 497.

ifv of Cation and Timing, in particular, that
mercy could not, without injury TO the SER
vice, be extended TO theIn.-Just rs these
men were leaving the cabin 10 ascend the
platform, the whole six expecting to suffer,
burst into tears, and, addressing the rev.
erend Gentlemen who attended Them, said,
" they could not bear to 20 out OF the world
with lie III their nouths.--That the char
ges thew had stated against their officers
were not true, and had only bean male by
them, IN hopes to excite compassion. They
requested those gentlemen to commit 20
writing this, their dying declaration, and
they would all sign it."--This was accord
ingly done, and having been favored with il,
il is with the utmost satisfaction we COM
municate it to the public They also, az the
awful moment Of their departure, declared
that they, with the men recommended 70
mercy, had combined to crimihste their Of
icers. They asked pardon their officers for
their injurious conduct IN asperslng their
charasters, and exhibited tie strongest
marks Of penitence and contrition.
We, the undersigned, most so.cinnly de-
clare, before the Rev. DR. Stancer, and the
Rev. George Wright, we shall answer at
the dayof judgment, that wehase neyerbeen
tyranicaiIy, or illtreaIed by Capt CGhranes
Or any Of the officers Of His Majesty's ship
Jason, but on the contrary, have always met
with good usage, and have nothing 10 coln-
plain of
AS witness our hands this 10Th day Of
October, 1907.
| WIN. CATION,
! H THOMAS CAMPBELL,
PETER x BOND,
mark,
MOCNSEY TIMING,
| POBERT DENEN, ALIAS,
JOHN MATHEWS,
4 bis
PATRICK. = BROWN,
mark,
| WtrNEss-ROBERT SANSER,
GEORGE WRIGHT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02
q r Valuable Real Ef0fc

TOR fsle, rev three tory Building on
! I-yra54sq' -IY5Bf Conilling of two large
aal convenient Stores, &c --Conditions lib
eral. aad terms Of payment eafy-Apply 70
Sepf. 2. STEPHEN Eos TEX, JUN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02
NOTICE.

THE Firm of CLEVER & MAHAN.
is now altered, and Bufnels will in flu
ture be done under the firm of ABlJAH
CHENE2 * Co.-who offer for fale,a large
alortment of
BfUFFS & TIPPETS,
suGf Gnifhed, which together with what they
will have tniGling, during the Fall and Win
ger, will be the grea,eR aGortment ever offer
ed in the DiAria of Maine, including al
kinds, fashionable and uleful AS the fad
MufFs and TipPets are and will be manufac-
tured under their own inipeetion, they will
be warranted to be the bet of each kind /;
well made, and no deception in them. They
are Offered lower by wholefale and retail than
can be bought in town, and Cultomers will be
made fenhble of it on comparing.
As MAHAN is about TO leave
Portland, all Notes and Accounts due to Cas-
YER g MAHAN, over 90 days lfauding muii
be Immediately fettIed-and thoie who have
demands againlt faid firm will Pleafe 70 call al
above and have them adJulted Immediately.
ABIJAH CHEEVER,
JOHN MAFIAN.
Porflan4. on 10 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02
HALIFAX, dcF. Is.


Yesterday morning at 9 O'Clock, William
Cation and Monsey Timing, two q the IN
fortunate men who were sentenced 10 death
on the 9th uIt. for nutiny on board His
Majesty g figate Jason, were executed at
the fore ward arm Of that ship--Catnpbell
Bond, Brown, and Denen, diids Matthew'S;
then also sentenced 10 death, were respited;
after they had assembled the platform.
AS I justification oi their conduct, these
men had agreed together TO persist IN a
charge Of cruelty against their officers, IN
der the idea that such conduct wuul4
excite 50 compassionate an interest IN their
favor, as would ultimately lead TO their par
don; and 50 general had been the com4;,.-
sion excited, that petition had been pre-
sented i'll their behalf BY the Marine HC-
name Society-Their execution was W
consequence delayed, and the str ctest en-
q,liries instituted. until the Commander n
Chief had become so fully satisfied OF ia,
falsaoDd OF the charges; and q fAs criminal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02

The measures Of the British relative TO
Canada and Nova. Scotia, appear to indicate
suspicious that our government IS determia-
Ell upen hostilities, and that ordinary coll
ccssions may not avert them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02

Exrrr1ct q ictter trona halifax, dated Oct ?
-" We have received here by the packet,
accounts of the arrival in England Of the Y
5. Schooner Revenge, with instructions rel
alive TO the Chesapeake affair. Our appre-
tensions Of war sin continue. 1t is said
our Governor has receised orders 10 embo-
dy 2000 militia, that three regiments a
regular troops for this place have been en-
bsrked from Cork and that six Of the res
irnents now AZ Copenhagen, are under or
ders to proceed hitler"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-19
--latest 3forsiN!l alnteaiacnfe.
NEw-YoRk, Sentember 10

NEW-h DIRK, September -.
The fast sailing ship George, captain lay
, Tor, arrived III ths pore last evening m
% days from Greeuock. She Left there
on the 18Th OF August; and captain Tay-
lor has o0liginsly furnished tue editor Of
the MERCANTILE ADVERTISER with
Greenock papers Cd the l2th, file of
the. London Courier to the 9tn, Liver
pool paper OF tue 6tn, aud the Glide
onlpphS List 10 the llth, inclusive.
We nave awaited ourselves OF all these
resources bug our paper being preoc-
eu,'ied a. lhe time they came into our
hands, our political eA.rActS hJvencces-
sdriiy been confined. We have in re-
serve the Treaty between France and
Prussia, the o1th bGllctin from the Grand
Army, and several otaer interesting arti-
cics, wtcch SHALL DC duly noticed in our
next number
HE London papers are crowded with ex-
tracts from American papers, relative
TO the attack upon the trgate Chesa-
peake, By ms Britannia majesty > IL gate
Leopard, which had made very ;,iar-
ming impression upon the minds of the
merchants and manufacturers i'll Eng
laid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-19

gress is hourly expected BY ministers. The
troops which embarked atlIuli and Grims-
~, still remain there othcr corps have
oeen ordered TO join them, and they are eX-
pccted to sail the latter end of the week.
Observer.
We are still without any further accounts
OF the progress of our Grand Expedition,
towards which public expectation is now so
anXouSly directed The promptitude and
vigor with which it has been sent on its i'm
portant destination, are we believe, unex-
amplcd For what remains 20 be done, we
are'to ions To British valor and enterprise !;
and IN this view experience for6ids US to
apprehend any disappointment English.
man.
Yesterday bag of letters was received
at the post oihce from Rotterdam, with let
ters dated on Saturday last. The Expe-
ditions from this country occasioncd much
speculation and alarm in Holland. The
Garrisons OF Alkmar, Medinbiici, sc. had
been marched 20 thc feldcr, and the troops
at Flushing had, in like manner, been re-
inforced by drafts from thc neighborins,
garrisons, under an apprehension that those
places were the objects of our attack.
Dispatche. were yesterday afternoon re-
ceivcd at the Foreign Office from the court
loi SwSLeu--I helr contents have not trans
pred.
The expected embargo OH American yes
sells has tot yct been adopted, but we are
without the means of Judging OF the cause
* this ;orb1araRCc.--NEe are informed that
The Amcrican m'n ster Yesterday comn,u-
Eicated to our Cabinet, the Proclamation
OF the american Executive.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-19
From tie Bostoq Chronicle.
oNG OF THZ cHEsAPEA.E'g csKw
lIjiNGl

1t appears by he following statement,
ti'2t court marital has sentenced to b..
hanged and he has been hanged accord.
lnsly' one OF the 'our unhappy men who
TCIe SG'zca Hy the British ship OF ,,4r
Leopard, on beard the American fr;p,,,.
Chesapeake, IN defiance Of ali law, human
and divine lt,e ether three prisoners IL
war remain u be hanged in due seas,,,..-.
one at time, perhaps two, as .he ro.,c,'.S
state may dictate, aud Is tlv teyi;,s Z, sftae
America" people may admit, IA ms last
experiment Oh tneir patience and ,e!f-de.
mai! Such an outrage has no n,raiici
IL therefore requires no Comment. But, +
there is one drop of tTuc American b.5ol
vet warm in our Veins, ana ,h's insu.t is
uArcVenSed, notwiths,anL'pr-ic. US then
strike our iiag never to rails, again, and
oemoan IN silence our honor ,,st. .,ri :ur
country hunbied in - dust and A.. ;,
The proceedings Of the court.l.ar,;aI
Shall appear in our next
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-19

:, h%t'poN'Fs thVEuSt 10,
3y vessel which leil New York OF the
i4th o! July, and arrived ut L;verpo,, ~.
THURSDAY, We have bean pa. in aogsess,oi.
through the poIitenes5 OK q Observation-Disclosures,
"a this city, OF copy OF the President,
Froc!anlat.u, and OF other interas,ir< IL.
.eUiEence from America, oft'.e la,est date.
On the matter of right, we shall at prcscr,
avoid all discussion. AS tn the Diobsb,.
consequence Of the present dispute. our o..
plhlnn hclineS 10 war. Al ar,ual N,irE
IN Brit commission are prohibited from
entering American porJs thuse at prescnt
IN American ports are ordered iustent'v 20
depart, and all intercourse With them !, r,o.
hlblted. The only condition held on, 70 oar.
government in the Presidents Procla m,t;-
on is reparation, = word of much moment.
and OF very indefinite Interpretation. we
think 1t most probable that our ministers
viii support Admiral Berkeley, aud yindi-
cate his conduct
Under the London head, and in on. COR
respondents letter, the reader will lind a
number OF rnmors from the Continent,--A
war VITA Russia we apprehend to be not
less probable than a way with America.
Stocks have fallen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-19
39ust8cr.pt.
TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND per--

STA.
Among the articles of forciln interli-
eence received by this mornings mai, ron,
iNew York, we mud the treaty between
France and Prussia; the eth article in
dicatcs the temper of the emperor NaDo-
icon towards Gyeat-Britain, AID leaves inx
Itl'e doubt thas it the war IS confined,
she must Contead against the combined ,.f,
tort OF con,inenta! Europe Pal Reu.
i" -irt. XVII. Until the day of the ra-
tihcai'cn of the future defnitive trea,v oe
peace between France and England, al de
ccui tries unGer the dominion o. lis w.
Jessy the King or PRUSSIA, witiloti, any ex-
cepto" whatsoever, shall be shut ai,aj,.st
the trade and navigation of the P5pl;sb.
40 Shipment to he made from any Pruss;-
an port ior the Brilsh isles or the 8ri.i,b
colonies nor shall any shiyg ryo-, Fno-
land, or her colonies, be adnlsssa iu-oo,7y
PIussian port"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-19

ions shallbe exchanged IN his ci.yvj,a ,
the space four DAYS
Done at lilsitj 7,h Jrly (2gh Juac)
(SiyneG)
{. NJ. TALLtYRAND, pr,. ofEenevents.
Prince ALEX. KOCE lElN
Prince ID. l.. VAN KOsIOrf.
4 true Copy
(Sisued)
Gu .TALLEYRAND, Pr. Of Behcven,o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-19
STRALSUND.

The following is Il journal of the events
which have taken place beiore Strllsund,
sincc the Swedes were compelled to shu,
themselves up in the fortress =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-19
Between his majesty the Emperor Of the
Erauch lh. Z j o. ~ L--Lu- --..A ~. 49,

ITVHIHj NC II 8 OF itUY, HIiU MS ND
jesty The Emperor OF All the ltussias.
His Mjesty the Emperor of the French,
King Of ltaly, protector ofthc confederate
on o. the konc,. and his Majesty the EN-
peror Of Russia, animated with the same
interest in putting an end 10 the devcstA;i-
ons OF way, have for ibis purpose, nominal
ted and furnished wish foil power on the
part 81 his Majesty the Emperor OF France
and King Of Italy, Charles Maurice Tai
leyrand, Prince Of Bcnevento, hjs Great
Chamberlain, and minister Of foreign af-
fairs, Grand Cross Of the Black, and the
Red Eagle Of the Order OF 81. Hubert.
lis Majesty the Emp,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-19
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.
IMPORTANT ROW c.1.wnDn

In Quebec paper Of August Is, is a
proclamation laying AN embargo on ali ives
seiS wholly or party laden with warNk,
stores ofaie G~nGm.nation" The c,1,i,ar-
GO" ocen;"i,t 81 january. Another pro-
ci"natio1 ordains, yna, the legislative as
scmbiy Of Lower Canada he convened an
the 18Th September, To act upon matters
concerning the state and acismce o. the pIo-
yince.
gentleman from Quebec informs, that
the British are busy in clearing the plains
before tlat city; that they have collected
there mcsl of tHe canton and military
stores; ard ihat the troops have latclv re-
ceived iheir pay 60 encourage thcm. Two
Ncrmomecis are among ,he persons COZ H.
neo at Quebec, for eGu.ayor.ua TO en,ic,
soldiers TO Gesccs.
Inc deTo,i,0ns aud lu.uu,sn l,s ;,,a-
the Hotjri.V vi the THREE. SIA.IE.5
taken FROM ihe CHE-AP2a are g.,,-
! ~ at great IuHs.', in tine 1,.-iora. Intclii-
| 5encer.
The 87th 6diis,in of the Grand Arm.
was received by last evening, n,ail. IL
,haI appear ~ OUR nest.