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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
FOR SALE,

BY ]. Richardfon,
No. 3, long TB1,E
100 oaks Of Sugar Hhds Nails-euiitIed to
debenture
$50 bbl5. Mels No. 7, and 8 Beef
200 half barrels Mefs do
100 boxes Mould Candles
70 bbls. Bone Middhngs
Navy Mefs No. and 2 Pork
100 kegs Lard
so do Butter
Jan. 5 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
UPbO1fsry and Paper Hangihg5.
EDWARD HOWE,

EDWARD HOWE,
No. 2, UNEoN-Kow, MIDDLE-sTREEr,
LAS iua received for f4le, frefh aaort-
4 ment Of
UPHOLSTERY, viz.
Fringe6, Laees, Haftls, Furniture
Chintzes, Of the latef patterns, Sofas, Ealy
and Lolling Chairs, Matrafeo live geele and
kuiiia Feathers; Enghlh and American Bed
ticking an elegant aGortment Of EnsIiih
and american PAPER HANGING, with
Borders, Of the neweG fafhion.
"A quantity Of DOWN Of the FRI quality,
nip, an adortmeat Of CABINtT
FURNITURE
Inc UPHoL~-ERY BUSINESS, car
ried on a. above in an lis branches, VITA
PunctuaIity and oilpatch.
O Calb green o. O~ea's AID Hor-
Jej' CoHJe hAIR.
Nov. IN. Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
a9onttor 10. 7.

IL An obhgiug friend has furnished Us
with several numbers Untitled, "TAcP. eack-
En-" we solicit 4 Continuance Of bis favors
believing hat his luclbrations will tend
T. Improve the NOR ls and manners w
n age i"-as room may permit tie Nos
VII occupy our y. nitor.4l Department.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
Jut received and fer fale bY
li1ar \ INNS

Jhlt received and IoT iale bY
lia3C Adams.
'HE Trial Of TBonas B. Sslfigr, Efq he
fore the Hon Jalc PI l4r, for killing
Mr.. C6lrie5 d4fi4, on he Public Exchange
I'D Bolton, AuguR q Ia06 Taken IL ihor-
hand, by Il L.yt, Eff lars Reporter Of the
debates In Congress, aud &c x. Games, E!q,
latt Reporter of the ftate of Newyork; ana
ianctonet by the Court
AIl5-A correct ftatenent OF the whole pre-
iimInary controversy between Tbg t.. self
'tgs aud Bsej. AA.giq ;-LHtvgi't a brief ae-
count Of the catastrophe in State Greet, Boz
ton, with fome remarks, By THO. 0. SELF
RIDGE
-----" He takes nv Eff,
H,he4 bs agf5 t1ts t5s a'ssn5 zvbe,sby TEve"
Shakelpeare.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09

Thomas Child,
HAS for iale, at his fore, foot Of
Fiill-lreet, Portland
$50 bis. luperfne and fine Flour,
29O boxes Smok'd HeIrirgs,
1000 VT Cheeie, the greater part very NICE,
fer family uie.
ZOO W. Butter, do DO do
Together with a general ahortment Of
II. j. GOODS and t-P lERIES,
all which will be fold at the loweIt price, for
cath u good credit.
Fsb "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
ToeI Hall,

No, 27 Lozg-fV5ayf,
HAS for iale now landing at his lore, the
1 cargo Of the Brig Fame, con6Ring Of
70 hhds Windward Illnd Rum !;
and II hhds, beR retailing Molafes
Fs5. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09

10 i.-.,
a HOUSE ID Falmouth, within few rods
ot ack Cove Bridge IN Inquire At No. n.
NlaAey '-kow Portland, 81 no ?,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09

Wb1cUeT GO7Ht5 5000 c1ILlrs
WILL do well to huy 4 Ticket II RalEeil
Bridge Lo'fsyy, which commences draw
ing N April nezt.-Tickets 5 dollars, Quar-
tiers 81, for fae by
llaac Adams.
at his Booklore No. z, Fifh-freet.
fy' tickets and Quarters il the Tenth
Clal' Of d09aoGg C5aoi L0ite,y.
For iale as above. general anortn,ent IF
BOOKS and Observation-Disclosures and
Commercial Blanks Blank and Account
Books.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
UHntei,

A CAPABLE Geady Young Wo-
man 70 Cook and % Homework, in a
large Family, where two are kept and man
Generous wages will be given a good "a.
commentator wall be expected Enquire Of
the Printer.
Portland, Feb. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
0IHgIng 81 9k5.

Village Harmony Northern HARMONY
Wcrcelter Collection (aevy edifig4 ~ Bridg-
water Co!'ecbon-InftrumentaI AfTfant-I9-
itructions for playing Oh The Fife, Violin and
German Flule
q -a5b o,.d he biebef Price gi9ra
Jar GLAAT Rlg' Caay1G al S5raI. FEB, IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
LEATHFR

John L. DtNNErT.
H4f yJale, a re Sign oftIe 7raat EliAA,g,e.i,
900 WI t5arnels Leather,
700 VT Sllirting do
Sides Br die do
Waxed Calf Skins
Black grained do
Ruhet CaIf-Skin Boot Tops ofthe Gri} quail
Ity
Drawd Calf skin Boot Legs,
Suwdrrow Patterns.
Morocco SKINS Of different colours,
Hog akins,
O General ahortment Of Leather
kept conitantly on hand. Ifarcb q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09

$1,000
In offering the above Scheme, the patronage
Of the public is respectfully fohcited : and
confdering tie importance Of the obieq for
WHICH this Lottery was authorized, the high
eft expectations are entertained 81 their liberal
iupport In turing IN this Lottery.
every one has TAR p~ofpec of gain 4; and
ih0uid his Ticket be unfucceisfrl, NAV with
Plea'nre reflect, that he has generously contri-
buted 10 encourage and promote the uleful
enterprise Of our country.
SAMUEL PORTER,
ELIJAH DICKINSON,
ISAAC ABERCROMBIE, ) 1fauga.,,
SANIL. T DICKINSON,
JOHN HASTINGS, Jun
Tickets and parts in the above
Lottery, which u the next to commence draw
ing, for llie at The original price, but will rife
in A few days.-Pleale to apply al TB mn,
Ci1r&5 Bookstore and Lottery Office, Fill-
Street, Portland
- Concord Bank bills taken ia payment.
Feb. 23.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
Hatfield 3 iGge Lcttery.

HE fublcribers, appointed mana
gers Of the above Lottery NV al Act Of
the Legislature Of the Common wealth Of Maj
iachuietts, Patied On the Gth dsy VI June Taft
having given bonds for the faithful dicharge
q thar TuA, RESPECTFULLY Prelent to the public
The following
Scban1e of the FIN Olaf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09

H'tes bs agf5 t1ts t5s gssn5 zpbe,s5y TEv1"
Shakespeare.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
+. Greedy & Co.
70 The Ladies.

Rowe & KeuS,
HAVE Juf received, and for faIe at their
: Store in Middle -Rreet, an sfortuent Of
Eoclaco Furniturcs,
Ditto Calicoes Of the beR fabric.
Laced JapaRed, and Spriged Cambrics,
White and coiorcd Kid habir Gloves
Fancy Silk Handkerchief
Ditto Shawl, fone very elegant
A large aaortment Of Combs,
Black, crow, dove, FLYER grey and chang
able Lultrings
LIKEWISE,
An aiortment Of the very ben fuperfnc
BroadcIoths, Of the mon fashionable colours,
& c. &c.
Feb 2S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09

Sie-i5a7 I Com K,o4, ara+ioy eandi-
ca,e. Z II Pau, a,ot4er caaal4are. Hest-
M stsr -crarHg t-g0 nlelnbf-s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-11
T0ASTS ON TIE Arm 3ULr.
NOR FOLK.


May all civilized EatiorS execrate the ruJers of
Kingdom. Part Of "!,olc feet has but IttIe n.tr
but little water and lels honor.
May noprating Jay, quibbng Judge be ient TO
st. amess to proiraIe the honor or interea of our
country.
The Prcidene of the u States May he continue
to deierve well Of his country, aud like good COM
mander, bring all the guns OF national f,ips to
bear on enemies.
May they who deAroyrd the Tea, and they who
hoated the Kegs and they who knolk'd on, the hser-
heads heads, be ever eheemed by their countrymen
The Pententiary at Richmond; may i, be ffrony
and well guarded and if neeeGary be ENLARGED. TO
receive all the traitors Of our country
M.firs Hay, WHIT and McRse, whole hrnnef,,
perseverance and abilities 70 ably defended their coun-
try's eauis againfl craft and treachery.
The love of country; that virtue in republic,
without which all others are dangerous
The Military Spirit of the U States; 'tisnot dead
but hecpeth = now routed by the cannon of bold
invader mag it hortly are refrefsed and invgorated
ready Pr@Paredto pour vengeance the head of our
dctsltabic enemies.
The me- Dry Of our fellow citizens who fen in the
late daiiarIly attack the Chefapeake by the Bril-
ti iap Leopard, may theie tyrants be compelled to
bite the duff
May he who rsfufes to defend the iufllted rights
Of inil, which yields him bread ~ vain duplicate
the Crumbs which fall from the DefPot's Table.
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made win never be efaced. The neeeiIity Of being
always prepared. has been 70 clearly demonstrated,
that we perfuade ourfelve, that hereafter we hall
not find many advocates for the iYtem, which would
prefer ECONOMY 10 iafety. Lager.
We do not know how to reconcile the friendly de-
olara,ions of commodore Douglas with fa9 Of
which are well ssured A boat from the eorrpo-
dores flip was employed eonfderable time Sa-
turday in founding the channel of Elizabeth River
aimoft up to Granny Hand, about four miles below
this place. u.
Captain BaOi,, the barque Petersburg, arrived
dors Douglas fIuadron from Hampton Roads and
treated very politely. The brig Ruby, captain Chap
man. from CuadalouPe, was alto boarded, treated
rudey but permitted to pats. If the Britiih COM
nander is dhpoied for peace, he ihould eeale to op
vefels in the waters Of the United States. H.
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NORFOLK IpIy g

From TIC gentleman who bore the anr,ver Of m,
Mayor TO commodore Douglas, we underaard tha,
the mrr,nlons made by his letter were not fuch a,
he intended, nnd that aleter explanatory will be re-
teivsd from him this day. The fra letter is now
before the public, aud lurey it ia iupolTbe 10 (e-
parats from it the idea Of menace The Briria com.
nander undsr0sro explicitly denies any further
hottie ntsntiass uDlef. proyoE ed .hersfo by hoPHi
tres on our part. Let bis intentions be what
will il is the duty Of our fellow citizens 9. eontina
their zesloys and active excrtiors, to he ready for
the worR. We have nothing now to fear from mea-
fars' Of honuy from the force tha, is in the Roads
Ovr naval is under the direction Of a brave and
judieons officer; this ftcupdeh Ivy the forts wa :rua
VII ley ahavh attack. J hs voicutesr and milf
tsry corps being now completely armed, are fully
sompetent to rel 81 any force tina, might lie lsnded
VIZ therefore Can nut fer iccurty in our Own
Rreog;l.
Whatever may be the rsfult Of this b1frfrs finally,
Ne 1rs eu.ilgt that tie ir'rrc0iors which II ha,
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wILL1ALfsRuPG.

Virginia; Though corfPicuous for fcicn,e and re-
Publieauiim, there lives in her bofem rang, who.
to dsfrny he's liberties, do wink at treafon.
The thc!apeake and the Leopard The fpiri, OF 4
free people can forgive Injury founded is error but
will revenge an iaftlt.
DymsGie Manufactures and ITUutiuz.sh the
bell eorrectyts Of Bruih iniolence.
agriculture; Conten-msut, not Wealth, the true
iourcc II happuef5.
15e rommer,e ofths u.sta,ss; Britain may foon
feel he want Of IL.
Entarg.es, r5a-intsTccurIs and nor-importa,;op
a65 when sXpedi,lt, will meet our cheerful fupport
Public Sthoois; Well.informed Cit,zens rneor.
Tupied Icy wealth viii remember the old motto Of ne
Liberty or Death"
The Pref Free to eenfure, free to approve, but
free from ceutculnefs.
May tire f2irt which at1uatsd our Forefather,. kim
de IN he boicm Of their defendants and may con-
TIME, u the enemies Of their freedom are ezerro;-
mated.
The rerren 5ranee II our murdered fesnlen # the
Chr''peaNs-'an nobiy gives equal advantage N bic
ieiIcw-nian, while the leopard knows When to leap
on its prey.
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Your obedent humble fervant.
J. E. DOUGLAS.
RICHARD E. LEE, Efq. Mayor of the
borough of Norfolk, Virginia.

l HAVE read in The Herald Of yeflerdav pub.
LEGATION of fome anouimous fcribbler, VINO fiens
himielf " The People :" lfthe Infamous in.
mutations therein, 10 ambgnouny expre1ed,
are dehgned to apply 10 me, / proclaim the
writer If that publication (whocyer he mas bel
Il wis CALUMINATOR, aud 2 sCoUNDREL.
] went on board the Bdtih lquldroD bv the
order Of the magistrates Of this borough, for
tie purpelc 81 bearing Ietter from the Nav.
or to the Brtilh commander: wniie there I
held correlation with him, the fubRancc of
which communicated in writing Immediately
upon my return, 10 the Proficient Of the I'm
ted States, the governour Of this fate, and TO
the Mayor of tais corporation, adding flch OBJ
fervations as deemed pertinent or uiefu! no.
thing occurred while | was on board wh ch
could wound he feelings Of any American on
the contrary, during this whole period, ! re-
ceived from the Brfifh commander, and from
all his officers, as much poIitenefs as any zen.
tleman could expect, which ] endeavoured TO
reclprocate, by concluding myielf with that
proper ciViilty, which every man who can cslI
hlmteif gentleman, ought on all occafioDs to
obferve.
If obedience to the orders Of the officers Of
the laws, fidelity in the execution of their
wiihes, and decency Of department, connitute
an offence, arm guilty. But if in thefe there
IS no improperly Of conduct, ! again proclaim
asa sLANDBRER, and a VILLAIN, him who has
uied this co"arJiy effort 10 traduce me, for do.
Ing thus much, and thus much only.
L. w. TAZEWELL.
I,,Iu 1cO5
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HORSE STEAIFRS

ABOUT one O'Clock on Saturday morning, two
well drefied men and mounted on good Sorfes
were taken up by the patroe in Portsmouth.
on fuipicion of being Britih fpes. After a
long examlnati' n before one of the county ma.
glftrates' and not giving satisfactory aniwers,
they were committed to jail-Innead of being
spies, we learn, they turn out to be borE Rea.
lsr5' for on Sunday, gentleman arrived from
teterfburg, who identified the horfes as belong
ing 10 Mrs. -, of faid town. The Cen
nenlen are now in fafe keeping. We are forry
that we do not know their names; but politely
may before our next, when they f,all be given
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mon dear in fociesy ;the mind Of freeman of an A
merica ha lance

merican citizeneannot balance moment therefore
-SefO!vsS aHinirssfy, That having entire confidence
in the wiidom and frmnefs OF government to
rerel injury aci niu,, and - enforce redre!s, we
pledge bur lives and fortunes 20 frppott all the
r-e..ures which they may adopt, whether OF iu,n.e
date ultimate reSbrt to arms.
RjofSed Hraniofe is, That ia the prefent Rate Of
things aud unsi. the decon of national counfes
fhail be known, we concur noa heartily with th,
determination of our fellow citizen. Of Norfolk that
all ntercoSrie with the Britia, fhips of in our
harbours, on our COATS, with their agents among
us, fhould be dhcontinued->tat will ufe our bef
endeavours to prevent fuch itercoure, aud that all
perfcns guilty thereof, all be declared infamous.
Rsjovsi snanimougy, That immediate enquiries be
made Tor the families, If fuch they had, of Jofeph
Arnold aud Robert M'Donold, laid to have been our
neighbours, and OF the City Of Warrington, and
who fell Under the late piratical fire of Briti guns
and At there be iuch families, that iubicrPton
DC opened without lois Of time by committee APP
pointed on this location Tin conjunction with any
eonmistee from Walhng,on) for their relief and
comfortable fufport.
Resisfd rnaaiauouEy, That MIR. Mafou, Mr.. Nor
lei, and Mar. Turner, be n committee the part Of
TINS meeting. to wait the Preliien, Of the United
States and hand him copy of thsSe proceedings
R0Ived unanimously, That this meeting mon cordi-
ally approve of the fprited, patriotic, and d.cGve
conduct of the good citizens Of Norfolk, Portnouth
and Hampton, asd thar in the opinion of this meet
ing they are highly entitled the thanks Of all the
people OF the u. s. for the manly, prompt, and eas
Gus meafures adopted by them-and that the conf
mitiee aniwer the communication Of the 25th init.
from Norfolk and u7niit them copy Oft hefe pro-
ceedings.
RgiiveS n"oni~snGy, That the committee eaufe the
proceedings OF this meeting be pu6lilhed for the
information of the citizens and that they correfpond
II reqniite, with any other committees which may be
appointed on this location.
JOHN MASON, Chairman.
DAVID WILEY, Sssry.
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fofcited to feud without delay, fiich IN adii-
tional fupply of arms and ammunition, as the
Colonel of our Regiment fhall fate to be wan
ting; and that it is cxpedient and hoped that
every member os the community capable of
bearing afrGs. fhall as ;oon as the nature of the
cafe Will admit, be prepared with al,rS, and
ready 10 obey the call of their injured country
ut moments warning deeninr all pcrious
refuhng or neglecting 70 to do, infamous and
unworthy the name of free Americans.
Reiofusd rrianin1Only, That the citizens of
Hampton andits vicinity, viewing with concern
the 'crioas effects which have refulted from va
rious reports prejudicial to the honor of Com.
modore James Barron, in the late event of the
Cheiapeake, feel it their duty, not only rs ci-
t'zens tenacious of the honor ofthe u. States,
cut alto as men who feel for the injured honor
OF any, and every citizen, to declare that we
being near the fcene of action, and having the
belt information relative to the tranfs e,ion of
that day, feel confidence tina, commodore
Barron, the firlt moment he !ufpeeted the hoi-
uie intentions of the Leopard, uGed every ex
er'ion IN his power to fupport the homer and
dignity OF the flag of the u. States we there
tore ieriouiiY hope that the public will not re-
ceive any imprsfiisn unfavorable to commodore
Barron, until the proper tribunal having cog
niZance ofhs conduct, ihail announce thei, o.
pinion thereon.
Rejoived ananimoyyly, That the following CT.
tizens be and are hereby appointed a committee
to carry the foregoing refolutions into effect.
to wit: James Baytop, George Wrav, Aueuf
tine Moore, fen. Charles Jennings, Robert Ar.
miltead, jun. William Armftead, fen. Miles
Cary, Thomas Jones, jun. and Charles X. NAL
lory.
n
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BRITISH AMITY !

The following il copied verbatim from PAPER
lodged i" tie COiieaer'J Office, AqR eVening.
july s.
The fchooner Cynthia Ann, from Folly
Landing, Capt. Harrifon, was fired at in Hamp-
tom Roads 10y boat belonging to the Britlh
iquadron; but not thinking proper to flop,
continued his way up to Norfolk they con-
tinued firing from the boat to the number of IA
or i6 guns. But of a fudden, found he was
fred at from the tender juf ahead of him, he
Immediately rounded to, was boarded and ak :
ed why damned rafcal be did not beave to for
the boat! to which he anfwered that he did
not know why he waste be aopt in his own
harbour, the boat then came up and the crew
on board of her alto abufed him, and faid they
wifhed they had funk him, and that they aim
ed to hit him, which he thinks they did, as
their fhot feemed very well aimed; they order
ed him TO tow them back, which he did, and
was dfmiffcd.
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tentative in consrei. Tor that diaria. :. Tie
challenge was given by Governopr Claiborne,
and the duel fought about as miles within the
Span''h territory. Covernour c. was wounded
daugerouily Immediately under the right hip.
The informant faw Governor c. brought into
New Orleans two days before he left that CITY :,
from the wound, and pain occafoned by ira 4.
yelling, ferrous aPprsheniions were entertained
for the life of the Govcrnour
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JAMES BAYToP, Chairman.
IeWe,
VIM. BRouGH, Secretary.

On Saturday morning, two young men, Zone
an apprentice TO Mr.. Vanholt, Halter, and the
other ajourneyman taylor,) who were on guard
the preceding night, on being difmlIed and on
the'r way home, We'd with each other which
mould 60 through the manuel exercife with the
greateft precifion, when coming to the word
tre, and forgetting their guns were loaded
with ball cartridge, they both discharged at the
iame moment-The Halter inftantly fell, the
pan having perforated his body. He lived on.
ly few minutes.
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His MajsGy'5JGip Belona, Hampton Roads, 6tl
july, 1907.


July, 1907.
SIR,
have the honour to acknowledge the receipt
Of your letter of the 9TH infant, in anfwer to
mine of the preceding day, requefing that the
Britiih confu might be reitored to his powers.
AseVery Circumstance relative to the above
communication was 70 fully difcuiled in pre-.
fence of the gentlemen deputed by the magir.
tracy G! Norfolk, as beatrrs OF your drpatch,
have only in addition to remark, that as far
as am individually concerned, every exertion
fhall be ufed that can, cou6aent with the no.
nour and dignity of the Brtilh flag, tend to an
amicabIe termination.
have the honour to be,
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July 8, 1907.

Captain MaxgceH, arrived here on MONDAY
lat in The ichooner DIANA Talbot, in days
from HAVANA. The Day before he failed VET.
Tel arrived at that place in days from New.
Orleans, Psiienger IN WHICH iuforGicd Cap
tain M. that duel had been fought between
CoTerHoar CiaikOrAe aud Mr. C1ark, the Repre-.
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July 6.

Our lat noticed the correspondence between
Captain Dongia5 and the Mayor ef Our Borovqb.
We now are enabled to preient our readers with
the following report made to the Mayor, to.
gether with the fecond letter of Captain Doug
las.
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III n meeting qfibr eifieen5 Of Hampton and il

III n meeting effbs eiti&en5 Of Haabfss and its
Dieinity, hed nj the EPijtobai Church The ssfb
Gay Ct Ju1e, 1907.
JAMss BAYToP, Efq. being unanimously cal.
led to the chair, and
WiLLiAM BRoUGH, appointed Secretary to
the Meeting.
Tie Meeting after due confederation, came
10 the following refolutions, 10 confeqrence of
the unprecedented and inhumau outrage recent.
ly committed on the Arg of the United States,
Ivy the Britiih iqusdron laying in the Cheiapeake
Bay, in tie capture Of one of our national fhips,
commanded Ivy Commodore .Tome5 Barron,
and the murder of ieveral of our citizens on
board thereof.
Rsjofve( HB0nim0p1y, That the refoutions
entered into by tts inhabitants re Norfolk and
POufnoulh, and Of Williamsburg, are highly
approved OF, and unanimou1y adopted, with
ibe exception Of the refoluton which related
to the conduH ofihe citizens of Hampton.
Rs/oIvCz maaimo44y, That The committee Of
coahipoi d,nce be requened to communicate
WITH The Governor and Council Of Virginia, and
fate our ezpoicd hIuation, and that they be
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-11

On Saturday evening great concourfe of the
people OF this place attended and after going
through the principal areets with the effigv of
George III. Oh pole, they burnt il on Cen
tire Hill, am III the huzzas of the populace.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-30
lection Of the British treaty BY the A1nerieas,

lection Of the British treaty by the Americas,
administration, observes that this act IS an e.
violence that the j mericans are becoming
more and more jealous Of their maritime IN
dependence. Itprocecds thus: The French
Imperial Decree which orders tire ccnfscah-
on of all English mercantile Joaasal horts &C.
cu1sied by tie French armies, had excited &p-
prehensions that some American property
might be involved in it, but tie explanation
since given have. fully satisfied the mcfcLants
OF the u, States. All news coming iro,a the
continent Of Europe, is gresdily caught up
there. From this eageraess 1t MAJ be seen
that the nations apparently the greatest str Ii
gers to this war, have a reaiinterest in tie
success of the cause of the French, and TIE
.4me,7cans a5ove. all have already to congratu-
late themselves that the greatness Of the eff
forts which the English governments Obliged
to make against France, obliyes it to relax
from the tyranny wEichitesereiscd over their
trade