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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
ry--do. Engineers--3d foot, or old
Bulfs--25th Edinburg reg't Saith,
SD, and list regiments.
CHE,fP DEFENCE or M47ToA;g

IIL-1F DETL.VLL Ut W. TN =.
SEPT. -,
His Majesty has directed letters to
Ad. Gambler, and Gen. Lord Cathcart
expressive of his highest appreciation
of their conduct. The former is ere
ated Baron, and the latter IS to be al
vanced toihe dignity Of a Niscount Of
the United Kingdom. Sir Arthur
Wellesley is likewise to have some adj
ditional honor conferred upon him.
Yice-Admiral Stanhope and Sir Home
Popham, are to be created Baronets.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

GUS-BCATS.
Eleven with two guns il the kow-Four-
teen with one gun IN the how, and one III
the stern.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

~
Pcmsy Iodnia Eiecfien.-The Aurora Of SAT-
urday contains 4 table showing the result
Of Tie late Election III that State. From
this IL appears that there i IL Tie House Of
Rcpr> scntatives Federal majority Of one,
and III the Senate Democratic majority IF
three of the Senate only seen members
were now elected, and Of these seven, four
are Fcderalists. Had there been AL cleo
ton Of tue whole Senate al Ibis time, would
have been Federal aiority in both branch
es Of the Pennsylvania Legislature.
NJ, Spectator.
The following anecdote (says the vi gin
il Gazette rs really too good 10 be Kent
from tie public It shcws at once The tenn
per Of the people, and their ungovenablc
desire to punish vice
One day last week, a stranger was pass
iEg tIirO' this neighSorhood, and fell In with
! az old gentleman BY the name Of Rigsby.
lie begged 70 secret him a few DAYS until be
! could make his escape. why, replied Mr..
Ri55by, do YOU wish 70 Be secreted - :" |
have Just murdered Burr, and wish to
keep snug day or 50, until can set oil
safely" Rigsby at once agreed, took him
home with him and kept him yer, snug,
gave him the best his house afforded, until
the fellow found out where tie cd man
Kept lis cash, which he found It convenient
70 possess himself Of, together with the
old fellows great coat ard soIne other tray
cling necesssries, and took llmseH of T.
Try quickly, to the great establishment and
Identification Of the So9d l1r Rigsby"
] Chesterfield county, 25th Der 1897
A report prevailed at Washington. that
Mr. Hay, IN taking leave OF the district
lcourt at Richmond. expressed opinions
which dad nor go to the eNculpation Of Gen
/ Wilkinson-Mr. Jeiterson's comnrnda,,on!
p Ais 'eqerg," notwathstandng,-ioL IYeE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

On Tuesday last, a mob paraded the
streets Of Baltimore, with four efigies,
halted before the house of l.. Lartin,
but did itno damage, and finally march
ed on the common, where they fired
the same.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

orthe L. S. and others, would be burnt
in ef1igy. We are authorized TO say,
[and beg the $ young men" viii take
waruing) that efficient measures have
been taken to Quell riot, and preserve
the peace Of the city.
CIVIL AUTHORITY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23

courage of Mr.. Rogers, acting cap
tain, as well as on the. steady, good
conduct and discipline of his crew.
The Windsor Castle carries four 6 and
two Founders, and weight men I;
the pirvateer six Us, and one long IS
FOUNDER anidships, worked on ira
verse, and ninty-eight men. The act
ion, from It's commencement, (Which
was on the part Of the enemy at long
8hot) 10 its close, was nearly three
hours, but it was in hard fight about
twenty minutes, yard arm and ward
arm, that the vl7tory was gained. The
enemy run on board the packet, and
hung on her grapnaite and with her
musketry and traverse guns did her
much injury but capt. Rogers avail
ing himself of the height Of his quar-
tiers, kept up SO CALLING fire Of mus
quetry, the enemy was foiled in every
attempt to throw his men on board,
numbers of whom were also picked
from her shrouds and netting in their
efforts to get over. One Of the quarter
deck guns of the packet being alse
brought 10 bear fore and aft on the enc
my, the captain ordered an additional
charge of one-hundred musket balls,
which was poured in upon her with
such dreadful slaughter, that her deck
was instantly covered with killed and
wounded, and such a general panic
given the whole crew, thai The remain
der fed from their quarters.-Lapt.
Rogers with equal presence OF mind Sc
promptitude, seized the occasion, and
with five men only, leaped ON board
the enemy, who were instantly secured
by battening down the main hatch, and
guarding the fore scuttle; from whence
after himself striking the enemy's coli
ours, they were ordered up, one at a
time, and secured with their own irons,
which they were compelled to produce.
The loss of the packet in this bold and
gallant affair, was three killed and ten
wounded; that of the enemy, 80 killed
and 81 wounded which even still gave
her superiority of number over the
original complement of the packet, and
more than double that which remained
after the surrender THE mizen mast
Of the Windsor Castle is totally disap-
led, and her sails and rigging much cut
ny the privateer is but little injured
in either hull or rigging, and is a re-
markably fine schooner, and has been
one ofthe most successful of the ene-
rhy's cruizers."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
Bp tbe @ails:

GALLANT .Ac7IoN.-The following
article is copied from a Bridgetown
(Barbadoes) paper Of Oct. s. "The
capture of the enemy's privateer Janna
Richard, by the Windsor-castle-packet
mentioned in our paper Of Saturday,
on which Gay they arrived here, will,
IN a comparative degree, ever rank
among the most gallant achievements
OF our navy, and truly deserves every
encomium that can be bestowed upon
1t. The disparity of force between the
two vessels puts this brilliant action in
the csearests point Of view, and serves
turtherto establish The general reputa-
ton OF our seamen while it reflects
great credit 'upon the cool and collected
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
[RhoIe No. 500.

The fate Of the two greatest warriors
that Russia has produced, IS proof of
the deficiency of motive offered on her
part TO her veterans, to exert them-
selves against the Lord Of Europe.
Suvarrow, the most efficient antago-
insts ever opposed te Bonaparte died
broken and diseraced after all his yict-
cries. Bennigsen was worthy success
Or and would have done more honor
to the Russian arms had his noble and
patriotic views not been counteracted
BY the nerveless policy Of his master,
We are informed byrespectable author
ity, that Bennigsel was decidedly oP-
posed to peace. That he begged the
Emperor Alexander 10 return TO Peter
sburg and leave the management ofthe
war to him. He openly protested the
Fabian and Washington policy. He
declared that his army was not compe-
tent to general engagement with the
forces Of his antagonist, but says his
design was by partial conflicts to inure
his troops to war to make them veter-
ans. In deing this, his design was to
lead Bonaparte into the confines Of
Russia, where the Frenth army could
reinforce with difficulty s he with ease,
then BY disposition Of recruits, who
could be furnished in any numbers,
among the veterans, ne promised
himself his eventual triumph would be
complete. Rational as the plan appears
it was rejected. Alexander s. 'Talley-
land had On interview. Bennigsen was
allowed to retire, and a peace was csn-
Guided.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
Cedar Pots.


MR. rfLANDE, informs thofe gentlemen
AVA who with to fublcribe for his Fencing
School that fublcnptiOn paper is lodged
with capt. ,Levi B'Gdi9, for the purpofe Of re-
ceising their names. As no more than l 5
fholars can be admitted at a time, thofe who
sre inclined to attend will do well TO apply
Immediately. To commence the ut Of De-
eenber next. Terms dollars for thofe gen.
tienen who attchued his fchooI Taft winter, and
10 dolls. for new fchoIlars, per quarter.
&c Thole gentlemen who may pleale to
tubieribe, are requelled to meet at Mr.. Bee
mans Inn, in Fore-ftreet, on the 25th of Nov.
INIT tor conluitSucn. Nov. s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
LOAF SUGAR.

Just received by Charles q JOHN
FOX, 80 calk, Phi!ade phia 10 AT So
gAR-which they offer very cheap for cath
Or on a liberal credit.
Al1o--ia Store,
Complete aloument of Philadelphia CAM
BOGSES
Few IONS LINCUMVTTA
10 tons NAIL PLATES
Hylun and Hyion fkin TEAS
80 b5ls. clear, navy, mefs and cargo No.
D, PORK
Together with a general afortmeut Of
&p-Chandlery.
Nov 10 (ewA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23

SUBSCRIPTIONS for A1azyoe = Fyans:P e.
!, dlton OF Shakelpeare's Plays, now pub
lining IN Bolton, received at the Book-lore
Of ISAAC ADAMS, 40. Z, Fij6 FRET.
CONDITIONS.
This work will be printed in duodecirno
volumes add be delivered at SO cents per vol.
u ezra boards, payable on delivery
an engraved Title Page, with head of
IS author ihaii accompany each volume
IN alphabetical lit Of lubferibers names
lAaH oe gwen with the lalf volume.
&" lnree volumes are already printed, a
'PGeiHen ct the work may be feen as above.
Nov lC SUI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
foretgiI 5nte!Itgeuee.
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LONDON, SEPT. ~.
~ British State PAPER.


I Ills Majesty owes TO himself and 70
Europe frank Exposition OF the mo-
tives which have. dictated his late mea-
sures in the Baltic. His Majesty has
delayed this Exposition only In the hope
of that more anlicable arrangement
with the Court of Denmark, which j,
was His Majesty's first wish and en-
deavor to obtain, for which he was rea-
DIV to make great efforts and great sac
rifices and Of which he never lost
sight, even III the moment of the most
decisive hostility deeply as the disc
appointment Of this hope has been felt
by His Majesty, he has the consolation
Of rejecting, that no exertion was left
bntried on bis part to produce differ
ent result. And while he laments the
cruel necessity which has Obliged him
to have recourse to acts Of hostility a.
gainst a Nation with which it was Ills
Maiesty's most earnest desire to have
established the relations Of common in-
tercsts and alliance His Majesty feels
confident that, in the eyes Of Europe
and of the world, the justification Of his
conduct viii be found in the command
ing and indispensable duty, paramount
to all others amongst the obligations Of
Sovereign, of providing, while there
was yet time, for the immediate secure
yof lis people.-His Majesty had re-
ceived the most positive information of
the determination Of the present Ruler
of France to occupy, with military
force, the territory Of Helstein, forsthe
purpose Of excluding Great Britain
from all her accustomed channels at
communication with the Continent Of
including or compelling the Court Of
Denmark to. close the passage Of the
Sound against the British Commerce
and Navigation and of ayailing him.
self Of the aid Of the Danish Marine
for the invasion of Great-Britaih and Of
Ireland.-Conhdent as His Majesty was
of the authenticity of the sources tront
which this intelligence was derived,
and confirmed IN the credit which be
gave to it, as well by the notorious and
repeated declarations Of the enemy, and
By its recent occupation Of the towns
and territories of other neutral States
as BY the preparations actually made for
collecting hostile force upon the from
tiers of his Danish Msjesty's Continen-
tai Donlinions, His Majesty would yet
willingly have foSborne to act upon this
intelligence, until the complete and
practical disclosure Of the plan had
made manifest to all the world Che abso-
lutte necessity Of resisting it. His Ma
iesty did .forbsar, as Iongsss there could
be a. doubt of the urgency Of the dam
ger, or hope of an eftectual counter
action to it, il the means on n the dis
positions Of Den1nark.-But His MAJ
+iesty could not but recollect that when,
at the close Of the former war the Court
.of Denmark engaged a . hesuie Con-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23


We are favored with the following article
from source which may be relied on.
Answers were given by the En-
peror, to the Council of Prizes, on the
22d Sept. last to the following Quest
ions -
Ist. Whether there should be any
exceptions to the decree of Nov. FL,
1906, in favour of such nations, as, BY
their treaties, were allowed free trade,
or the privilege Of neutralizing enerhies
property, ANSWER, Thar as ne De-
cree, contained no executions, fhere
should NOT be any made an lis althHcatio'l.
ID. Whether neutral vessels, in
ballast, should also be made Liable 70
conGscation, upon the plea of capture,
or stress Of weather, if they had enter
ed British port. Answer, Thar IL
must lay oUer for further consideration.
Sd. Whether one half Of the con-
6scated property, should, in alISases,
be appropriated towards. indelsihifying
sufferers by British spoilatioAs p IN
a,issget- sbas IN he a67rbsalsts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
London Hats 81 Sboej.
Johua Shaw.

1I.oNMS ms friends and cnlomers that / Z
coD,; nss received his Fall and Winter fupsly,
Ha,s ng Of Gales of mems mperiine Beaver
49, 40 improved make cafe of ladies'
pate, p plAts and Bonne,s J trunk pIaided &
iada., ma Shoes; and large afTortment Of
r., miles and ehildren's Morocco Shoes.
po, 70 large a1ortment of gentlemen.
ipgnsa eua onoes' manufactured under hrs own
rsr, sSson, 81 the newell fafhions, AND war
p.s., e oe Of the 6ta quality.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
William Gorham.

Ha5 jyf rersivs5, and fer Ja1e,
e" pipes Of Gin do ca1ks of Railns,
Quantity Of Batavia Numegs, and
ZEN iupply of Connecticut CheeCe.
Nov. l6'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
Do6or Coffin.

lNtoRMs the public that he ha. formed 4
,r snr n IN buGUefs with Doctor John
"isMlNFli-l-' who will refde in his family,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23

A gentleman, who came passenger
in the Saily-Baker- Winsor, informs us,
" That two cases Of capture, [Ameri-
CAM made since, and under the Decree
ofthe 2 LIST Of Nov. 1905, were brought
before the Prize Court at Bordeaux, a
short time before he left that city but
the Court had refused to give an opin-
ION, until fresh Instructions should be
received from the Emperor.-These
instructions. were called for by the
Court, and question demanded
Whether the Decree was to be put in
full force against the americans /? His
answer was, That in efect, the lar must
oter1te against them as NTH Ell other
ne1trah."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
BOSTON, NOV. H..
ALARMING TO COMMERCE..

From Antwerp, Sept. %, 1907.
4" We understand, an order has been
given out by the Emperor, to capture
every vessel, bound to, or from Eng
land, and If with cargOes, are to be
considered as good prize. This is a
mortal blow to the American Com
rnerce and we fear will lead to a rup-
ture between .AnierIca and France"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
Cram & Atherton,

HAVE received by the Roratio from Liv-
: : erpool, large siIortment of Elegant Pc
1ISE FLANNELS, all Solours NoV. I6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23

John 2. Ihurlton & Co.
HaVe fer Jals,
so bores Spermaceti Caadles,
so chefs Teas, warranted IN quality,
100 ca1s Englilh Nails 2 entitled 70
40 crates low priced ss'Tare { Dsbsatr,s
Noy. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
Cork and Waking Sbogs,
MADE at the hortsa Poaible notice On,
- Of the very bea materials, by

.. = Wyman,
Of their fhop, head Of The prices
are tueh as canuoi fail to give general faEisfao-
hoa TO thole who with to purchafe
4 = Country T,aAst lhpiied 70if5 L,adi.s StO.,
zoe IoEetF term fsr rad. pay. Nov. Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
NOTES.

o. Asessrc Ter YegaJ a star IN the Cor
steliGtion LGG.
az Arotagas, q star in the stirt IF ne
Constellation Boofes.
90 Atair 4 a dear a star in The head q
doaild. lfl
LAaye given he right ascention and decltna-
ton rather than ths latitude and IonfitRle, BE-
Cause The problems are easier SOlped, and, he
lievsy better understood.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
FLOUR.

NOV landing, and for fale by E. GREELY
u co, No 10, Union Wharf, zoo bbls
Philadelphia Flour
AAo--In fore,
10 Hhds GaudaIoupe Sugar for retailing,
4 do St Croix do
90 bbls Pork. Nov is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-23
FOR SALE, BIZ

For SALE, BIZ
]. Richardfon,
No. 5, La4g-Wbayf,
200 bbls. Meis and No. Beef,
200 do No. 2 and do
200 half bbls. Mels No do
so bbls No and 2 Pork,
100 hhds Liverpool Salt. Nov I6.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
20 DoHars Reward.

IAN AWAY from the subscriber living in
n Prince william County, near Hay Mar
ket. on the first of January, negro man nam
ed IYfndscr, about So Of, 80 years OF age $
feet. g or i o inches high he's down look
when spoken to; one Of his hands has been
bsfi.t on the top nearly over, an is sTlaite and
scruffy--had on when he vent away "a ssht On
soldiers cloth but It is like ne VIII change
bisclothcs as he had mos,sy when he event away
and perhaps change his name:-Ten dollars
will be paid if takeniathc county & bro't home,
IF taken oct ofthe county and brought home,
che above reward, or, secured in any jsil 50
that get him again
James Wyatt, Zen.
February ., lawzt*
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
Suwarrow Boots.
John G. FRANCIS,
FroD, n eah Yorf

Fron, .NeSh York,
II RESPECTFULLY informs the public.
N that he manufactures Suzrarroa1 Boofs
with all the modern improvements, warranted
equal to. any in the United States. After M
ny years of experience in his business, he, has
discovered new method of retaining the eias-
ITCHY in boots. He warrants to fit the leg be
it ever 50 badly shaped he makes boots OF
various descriptions, viz. Suwarrows-Fair-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves,
aJeffcrsoa's Boots and Shoes. lie warrants TO
fit the Suwarrow equal TO the tuck boots
Gentlemen wall please to call and see for
themselves, at his shop IN klng-street' BE-
tween Mr.. Motifs and Mr-Holgkin's tavern.
January S. dom
a. b. IIe intends selling cheap for cash.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
II Q E I C. 81.

. = -.
a MAJORITY OF the stockholders Of the
Alexandra theatre, having agreed to
purchase &c ground rent of 8loS per an
mum, arising frorp the ground on which the
theatre Is erected, give tlis tutHc aotasr to
stockholders residing out of Alexandra, that
unless they forward notes to the subscriber
payable at &, s, and 9 morths from the first
Of january, 1907, for their proportions, by
the first day of March next, a decd Will be e
then taken for the property to those who Shall
egDe to the above purchase by that day
Any stakeholder .disagreeing to the above ST.
pulations, will only be entitled to the one and
thiptisth part of the neat proceeds OF tbe sale
of the property, sold at public. auction by the
direction of the trustees, of said theatre, on
the soth August, 1906.
Guy Atkinson,
Agent for the Stockholders,
january ;ae--se. 7awlstM
90 The above theatre to rent.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
FOR SALE,
lust Received,

Just Received.
AND roR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
2 pipes l.. P. Madeira WINE
2 half do. do. do. !.
Sepipes Cognae RANDY, 4th proof.
Wadszoorth s. Butler,
WHO HAVE ON HAND, s,
s9o hhds Jamaica RUM, 4thproof
10 Do St. Croix do. s;lSsSdds
9 do. New England GO.
pipes HollandGIN
do. country do.
J hid L. market MadeirayVTilne ola supc-
qnarser casks do. do. riorquty
do. do. L. P Fcneri.e dc. do.
5000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
January
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
Vol. VII
SALES AT VENDUE.
IN every Tuesday and Friday,
" WILL. BE SOLD,

- WILL BE SOLD,
Ar THE vESDUE. sroSEs
c.,,,er of Prince and Water. streces,
r. naristy Of Dry Goods, Groceries, sc.
= p,r,icaiars of which will be expressed IN
the bills of the day.
All. kinds of goods which are on limlta-
.:,n and the prices of which are established,
mar any time be viewedand purchased at the
s,owest limitation and prices.
p. G.. Marsicllef. ". NJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
-FOUR DOLLARS Rswayd.

.DAN AWAY, from the subscriber, a.yel
Il low Negro Girl, about Is years osage,
very round face with trickles or small spots.
She is very remarkable, having on one csEer
ears a lump about the size Of a small PISA, oe-
casionsd by bsing bored for hobs when young.
Whoever secures her in any jailso as get
her again, shall receive:the Above, reward and
reasonable charges if brought home to
Aquila Johns.
Groad-C rcek. PfiHce-Ceorgs,s
County, l4tli Feb.--lael AFT
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SEINE IWINE.

e.ooo pounds excellent Seine Twane.
.fLS0,
10 quarter casks Port Wine
10 boxes Spermacaeti Candies
II kegs fresh Raisins--
Far sal: by
Jsmes sanderson.
January -, .------------------
: hhds. SUGAR of good quality,
y, .,,s do. 90.
pipes 4th proof Efandy
Dr. casks Sherry Wine 0i.ea ss;t :,
lido. do. Malaga do. quahty.
Boxes Of Cotton Cards Z.
Sacks of I.icoricc Root and Sago
sBarre,s. ose Gloverand Herds Grass seed I
And a large quantity of Red Sole Leather
3 For Sale By $
Benjamin shrese, ]an
July IS.
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BOSTON, Joly ~.

Fc0m J1onte Yiiaco. 20 0 i ,.zss ass,,,,
rived IN town, Mr.. Morris, who w.. :
passenger in the Swift. az Nrwpor,
left onte Video on the list OF IN. ~
The British had exsended their coua,..
on the north side Of the River pIa,r
far as opposite, Dueoos Ayres. Lot II
made no attempt on thai place--ae q io,e,
ing 10 undertake that enterprise L all ~
arrisalcf expected reinforce mep!s. Co.
Whitelocks had Landed at Monte y,d.s
and taken The command; The troocs Il
sailed from England with him we're 2,r,,
with atsssa, hnt were nomentiv sxosr,a
Gen. Caldwell had reached the Can, :
{ Good Hope. whr. e he found orders % n,s !
ceed 10 La Plata. WhentiTc whole fs,,.
is collected, the British viii nave sSos.
10000 soldiers. The Spaaiafds a, ;lluo,.
,fVidso appeared TO be well satisfied win
being npder the Eeglish and prr,,s
brisk trade was earries.en wishl!ir ua,yt.
The British and American vessel, ws0sl
make better voS g than, had been exps,,
ed. The British were civil and oblols,
10 he A mericans thsre-A spiri, Of laJ,..|
pendrncr appeared TO be pcrvsdirg ii.
spaniafds and Portuguese in South An,.
rica-and il was thought sha; Spain wooId
certainly lose her colonies, nhc;hsr ts,y
submitted 10 the English or net. c.,
Beresford hsd9sailssi for Englsnd III.
White, bis late ir'iow prisoner, was !,
Monte Video. A paper IL the Easlsb
2laugasg~, edited BY Mf: Scollss, OF .bis
lowc, has betu commenced At Monte ".
dec. We have been favoeed win lc,e,
from The editor, inelosiag the prospects.
aud Fast nunbsr. II
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FROM TIE u. SITES, GdzETTE.

AURORA oNvcALLINc CONGRESS-. Mo
paper makes SO many predictions "a the
Aurora and none boasts 80 much ofthccx~
act iul6lment Of those which ii does make.
We say so truly, berause.it generally pre-.
diets on bath sides OF the question; so
,hatIc, the even. be wha, j. may. tits sure
&c fulGl the prediction: aud in stating ex-
istipg facts itstakes the same convenient
latitude. Thus il has been asserted within
"a few DAYS that zve, are atszvar; tha, war,
it possible, oasht to be avoided by send.
ing 10 Epgland 70 demand redress for this
late outrage thar we ought 20 prepare far
svar as the NEST probable consequence !;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-23
NEW, YORK, July 10.

In the Commercial Advertiser q !.
evening. col. Wm.s Smith hSs conc 7
ward with plan for the fcrlifeatloF
the harhor Of New Yofk. He eonslds''s,
su.Ae any ssten2ts 10 defend the eigc,
batteries erected on the Wharyes. i i
oernor's lslaad, Ecdiows, or Elliss d !.
+ aalns Hssk sadissily psiass oRi us :