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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26
NOTCE.

A Ii perfons iptereRed in that part of the
: Real Eltate of ANTHONY BRACKET,
which was iet oft to the Widow a. her Dover,
are requeited 70 meet at the Columbian Hall,
(Mr. GraRam's) on Wednesday the fourth
day of November next, upon important bu-
iineCs. Portland, 0q. 26, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26
NOTICE

a IL Perfons who Itand indebted to the late
firm Of
Wills q M'KmRy, q Benz. Wills,
of longer fsnding than frlt of May lsR, on
note or book, are requeRed to pay the fame
Immediately 70 the iubfcriber, No. z, Hay
MGrtst- RoVg, O they will be removed to other
hands to collect.
He has juf added to his former
flock, fsch additions as makes full abort
msnt OF
EnGHb j India G91ij q Gr1cerifs,
for iale on . liberal terms As ufual, to ,,unc-
tual cuitomers-none other need apply a. his
profits are imaIl, long credit cannot be given.
BENJAMIN WILLIS.
10 Let, Il DWELLING HOUSE,
in the center Of the town.-Enquire as above
Portland SEPT. q. az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26
William Swan.

No 9, UNIoN-Row, MIDDLE STREET,
Il as received an addition to his former
STOCK, making general. aiIortment of
FALL q WINTER GOODS.
hie--A large fuppy of
w. GOODS & GROCERIES.
L1NsEtp OIL, < PAINTS Of all kinds as uru-
al. ALSO,
10 CRATES Of aHorfed Liverpool WARE,
cream coloured, and blue and white, fuitable
for retailing.
All which be will difpofe Of as low a. can
be purchaled in town for cath or credit.
Oa. rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26

Rr TIcEETs and QUARTERS in the above
Lottery kept conaantly for fale at the Book
fore of IsAAC ADAMS, No. :, Fifth ftreet
who has for fale,
% Whole and Quarter Tickets in the hiyi
Ci5f Of Harvard College Latteyy, which COM
meaces drawing 18th January, highelt prize
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, TUtb2a deduction,
and not two blanks to prize Prize Tickets
in either of the above, and in Haffei6 Bridge
Lottery, received in payment. Oa. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26
gf To SbiD Matters.

Gf TO Ship Matters.
lust PubHfhed BY DANIEL JOHNSON,
j and for fale by MeGrs. CHARLES q
JOHN FOX, No. y S, Ssptb Gds Long Wbg,f,
PofEaH1 Also Al
The Portland Boo5G~e No. 5. Mufay's Row,
TIE AMERICAN
SbIP-Mqfer ) Daily NRaHt I;
OR,
Compendium of Marine Law,
AND
Mercantile Regulations & Cufoms;
BEI~o
a correct and ulefu guide TO all men ia bu-
inels, Especially thole employed in the Mer-
chant-Service Explaining by Judicial deci-
fions, the duty, authorir, and responsibility
Of fhip-malters, and the liability Of lhip-ow-
ners for the contracts or miicouCuct Of thofs
they employ ~ matters
CONTAINING Also
a great variety OF useful Tables
AND
Commercial forms, calculated 70 afist nlip.
owners, conhgnees, luPercargoes, and matters
ofveilels TIE zOlo!t carefully e0sFPLed fysSg IT,
DOUBTED a4tboritirr.
PREFACE.
The american SbiSmaEg's HEfIat has beep
undertaken and completed under a convi6tic
that publication Of tile kind was much W
ted and would, If we'll executed, be
uieful to all men in trade more elp
70 matters Of ve1els
1t often happens thar the dificultiey ,ich
take place between the fhip-maller and Ov.
ner, originate from the want of ufBr;en,
knowledge ot Maritime Law
The object Of The compiler 7 ~ Beer u I'll.
NTH the lhip-malter, a. wells1., ,he con,n,|.,,.
carrier, with that part51e Maritime Az
which 5 more 'mm'diate teate, 10 their duty
The Mathematica's Tables, which are Of
daily ufe 70 the pr 4tical Navigator, are not
ohly more coPlous but more correct than any
before Publiihed a America.
Inc peculiar nature of work or this kind
is that every FL t.eediug impreilion fhould bc
inhJect to IMPROVEMENTS. Should the public
appreciation Of this book, render another
di'ion neeeiiary, no pains viii BE fpared ID
make Il uiefal. on IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26

Has for pr ate iale at his auction rosF
= Fore-Rreet, I,
Live Geefe Feathers, warranted Of
qualities me hrR
Bayonne, Ruaia, and Lilbon 4
or lels 40 by baic
Bed Ticking various pricesF
SPaniih Float and CaroIinsI ana qualities
a general aIortraent y. lndiso
bordering "PeF i1ang'ngs, and
so boxes BETH -.
100 croce o;lf 1rown Soap.
4 TmsH coat buttons, few d. Linen.
HoGsr- rtment Cloths, VeIvets, Sbirtiny
tbek n Welted Ca .aeres, az. &c. IN
noes pofibie
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26

800 numbers Will be cOnflaered as a DAVIS
drawing, and tie Fortunate numbers which
depend On the DAYS will De determined &C.
cord;ngly.
This cials Will commence drawing in Boz
ton on the Isth of November next.
The highea prize payable in 90 days.
other prizes above 90 dols in 20 DAYS and
All others in so Gays after the drawing il COM
pleted. Prizes rot demanded in one year
after the drawing, viii not be paid.
Tickets rife TO SO, after the 9Th Nov.
PHILLIPS PAYSON,
SAMUEL SWAN, Masagsrs.
JAMES 2. BALDWIN,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26
WANTED,
Rowe & KeuS.

ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
N the public in general that they have re-
commenced buiinels AZ their former itand No
&, EfEffyJ Rozg--where they'have for iale
general atiortment Of
FeH and Winter Gods,
much cheaper than uluaL
They expect very fhort'y large additional
fupply, Which will render Il cir aiiortment
gerry complete.
Oh. l9. teptf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26

VI 4IUIIFTtDI ts
4A1 THE fan falling Schooner Han.
sofs%Z nah, Davi4 SfaeLbels, matter, has
j.A.H3s1 on. half her cargo now on
s1STss board and VIII fail on Thurfday
&c. !. ~ next, wind and weather permit
ting. For Freight or Radage apply to the
Mater on Board lying at Tngraham's Wharf,
or 70 JOSEPH v. BACON, No. II, Ingra-
hams Wharf, rr6O bar for sale,
bbls Z half bbls. fuperfne & Gne FLoURr
GOO bufhels yellow CORN,
100 tons PLASTER PARIS, and few
DDS Navy Meis PORK. Oct. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26
Gall and See.

Gall and See.
James Robbins, Jun.
NJ EAR WaLapt-bM A1setizg-boys, (Northyar-
MOUTH has for iaIe an excellent abort
ment Of
EngAb Gcad5,
fuitabIe for all feafons Of the year,
LIKEWISE,
VET India Geod5-hard, Creckeyy q
BTo7vn Ware--IjlB and Salt,
with many other articles in the Grocery line,
too numerous 70 particuIariEe.
The above goods having been purchaled Of
the importers on low terms they will be fold
cheap.
Payment taken in
Pot Afh, white pine ton Timber, Boards,
Shingles, CIapboards, Laths, Butter, Cheefe,
Flax, Wool, Candles, /allow, Old Brafs, Cop
per, Pewter, clean cotton and linen Rags, and
Bank Bills if not eoanfstfats.
o. Io.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26
* TTPPETS,

NJ OFFS x IIPPEIS,
Jun hni1hed, which together with what they
will have 6nifhing, during the Fall and Win
ter, will be the greateG allortment ever offer
ed il the Diltria Of Maine, including all
kinds, fashionable and uieful AS the faid
Muf's and T'iPpets are aud viii he manutac-
tured under their own inlPettion, they will
be warranted to be the belt of each kind
well made, and no deception ia them. They
are offered lower by whOletale and retail than
can De bought il town, and CuAomers will BE-
made fentible Of il on comparing.
AS J MAHAN is about to leave
Portland, all Notes and Accounts due TO CHE-
vER q MAHAN, over 80 days Handing NUT
be Immediately fettled-and thote who have
demands againlt faid firm will Pleafe 70 call a.
above and have them adjulted immediately.
ABlJAH CHEEVER,
JOHN MAHAN.
Psrsla=5, Oh. - an
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26

Elizabeth Stevens,
EsJraf, Ha5Jgf 'eesiVeA,
a n additional aGortment of Frelh
Fancy and Staple Goods,
Computing aImolt every article uiually wanted
ALSO,
A good an0rtment of Ladies, Mif-
RS and Childrens SHOES-all Of which will
be fold al very moderate prices. Oh Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26
NOTICE..

2 UN-AWAY from me the fubfcriber an
= - indented apprentice named Frederic G.
Kmns,eI about eighteen years od, creole born,
all perfons are hereby forbid trufting faid run
away on my account.
Oa &c SILVANUS BLANCHARD,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26
MLTICh I

STORE No. 8, IograhaIn's Wharf, TO LET :
one of the beit itands tor buiInels in this
town. Enquire Of the iublcri'er, No (, faid
Wharf. THOMAS CHASE,
Ostobrr I9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26
VANTED III HIP q

WANTED ~ HIRE,
A Convenient Tenement, fuitabie for a
fmall family, in central part of the
town, for which the rent will ne pun4rally
paid-InquEe at Mrs. DIM HyaIter'5, Fore
hTeet or. l9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26
Joel Hall.

Ha' for Eolt, at No. II, erg.WbarE
Nov landing from nhip America, 1900
= y Hhds. Liverpool Salt. IN Store, Hhds.
and Bbls. Mufcovado Sugar-Hhds Wind
ward Inand Rum-boIes Mould Candles.
Oh. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that fhe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herlelf the trua
of Adminaratrix on the eaate of
JOHN BAKER,
late Of Portland, in the county of Cumber-
land, baker deceafed, by giving bond as the
law directs She therefore requelts all per-
sons who are indebted to the faid deceaf-
eds estate, TO make immediate payment and
th2fe who have any demands thereon, TO ex-
hibit the faEle TO NABRY BAKER
ca. Is. 1907. t2G,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26
Factory Cgtton.
MITIGATION.
NOTICE.

THE Firm of CHEvER & MAHAN,
is1ow altered, and Bufnel. will in fu-
ture be done under the firm Of ABIJAH
CHEVER & Co--who offer for fale, large
afOrtucnt OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-26
SCHEME.

Blanks 10 a Prize.
A part of the above prizes will be drawn
in the following manner, viz.-The hrll drawn
blank on the 9Th day flall be entitled to
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
SuWarroW Boots.
Holm G.. FRANCIS,
From " e7o- YorY

FROM New OK,
- ESPECTFULLY informs the public.
N that he manufactures Suzoarrozv 5oots
with allthe modern. improvements, wasranted
equal to any in the United States. After ma
ny years Of experience in his business, he has
discovered a new. method Of retaining the elias
ITCHY in Scots. lie warrants to fit the leg be
it ever SO badly shaped He makes boots o.
various descriptions, viz. StlSarrows--Fair-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Foes, Bonaparte's Graves,
IetIerson's Boots and Shoes. .Hewarrants te
fit the Suwarow equal to the tuck boots.
Gentlemen will please to call and see fol
themselves, at his shop in King street, be-
tween hr. Motifs and Mr. Hodgkin's tavern.
January $. dom
N 3. Hesintends selling cheap for cash.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
~ The Trustees of the Alex

.ndria Academy, have engaged tue hcsefcA,
5wEN f MAGRATH as a eacher OF tne u.
in and Greek Languages, ana Mr.. JOSH 1sl p
1owINe to teach Lngiisil,> W riung, Alls..
aetic, Geography and the Matnemaacs,
sne .AcadaIny.-I heir Schools vii be opene
or the. reception of Scholars on Wedllesaas-
lie first &c april next. In the mean time al
3licstion may be madefto either OF thos
teachers Tor admission Of scholars. IL
price OF tuition to be Thirty Dollars in the u
per room and Twenty in the lower. Th.
stristest attention wal be paid by the Visitor
md Trustees. to the progress of the pupils Il
oileir respective studies.
An election Of twelve Trustees will be hel
It the Academy, on the Sd Monday of ApiI
nsAt, at 10 O'Clock.
By o,dsr ef the Trustees,
y. Fitzhugh, SeS,y.
Neesh 6. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
March 49,.
PUBLIC SALE.

BY VIRTUE Of a deed of trust
rom WILLLfb1 TIzILS0.G to the suhscri-
Der, to secure the payment Of certain sums of
aponey to the Bank of Alexandria, will be ex
posed to sale, at public auction, on their re-
5pcctive premises, on the 9Th day Of May
lext, sundry parcels Of Land, lying upon u
aion, Water, Fairfax and Quecn.streets, and
!, twenty foot alley, en- a credit OF SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
lis notes with an approved indorser, FOR the
,ayment ofthe purchase money inthree equal
,ayments, and further to secure the purchase
money, a deed oftrust upon the land purcha-
ed.
James Keith, Trustee.
February SO. dts
Printing, In ats Uarsous br0nehes,
sandtomely esesMsd at this office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
SEINE TWINE.
For Sale or Rent.
An. rHE -VENDuE store, .

Z s4ls finished three story BRICK
5 2 = - LAG HOUSE. containing z
49,. VITA Wasa house, kitchen, smoke
! gs'Noaeil house and stable and other ne
Il s1 1.s 9old 81 of brick, situateson Roy
le,g ~, few doors from Gadsby's, and
E-e inarhet. For particulars apply to
rs Robert Patton.
ay Z. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-15

foreign dcmiaian, cur whole force would
Ebe employed on our own ceast, where we
should, 10 the leng run, have two to one
The advantage Of those who had three Or
four th6usand miles 70 sail over before
they cssld attack Us, and the same distance
10 retsrn ID order 10 ref. end recruit. And
although Britain and hersAeet hath a9check
over our trade to Europe, we have aslargr
i one over her trade 70 the West Indies,
which BY lying in the neighboshood Of The
continens IS ~sn,irely al It's mercy"
8 To unite the siinezcs offf0mme,cs and
defence Is sound policy when Z ystrength
and our richss play into each others hand,
roe need Ecdr no external enemy
We, have only time ADD room TO add,
that we cannot bur hope, that a nearer view
Of things will now unite all parties in pres.
sing government 20 provide US with that
species Of protection which has always
been viewed by every unprecedented & dis.
passionate statesman in our couolry, as 10
oil respeetsthe mos. ft and ,he most eiici-
eat.
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RICHMOND, July II.
nv COUNCIL 10Th Yuzn I.

IN COUNCIL, 10th Yuzn feo7.
The Governor laid before the beard =
letter from Henry Dearborn, secretary Of
the war department, Of the Uui,ed States,
bearing date the Oh Of July, 1907, re.
qniriugn the executive Of Virginia TO take
eaeciual measures to organize, -sm sud
equip, according TO law, and held in rec.
Gincss 10 march at a moments warning,
1868 militia, Officers iseluded) by yr.
tue Of an act Of Congress passed on the
IS h day OF April, 1905. Untitled " An
act au,horising a detachment Of the militia
Of the Uoited States !" and 10 accep. Of
the services of companies ct volunteers,
conformsbly to the second section Of the
said act, or TO an act Of Congress passed
% the 24h day Of February, 1907, init.
tied 8 An act au.horising The president os
the United States 70 accept the services
Of a number of volunteer companies, DOT
exceeding $1,000 men;" or due consI.
drrasion whereof,
1t is advised, that orders be immediate.
~ isausd to major general LEE TO fur.
nish from his division 24iO iofsntry, l4s
afsillcrv. 2s4 cavalry, including rbe neces.
ssry officers; to major gsnsral WILL.
ANS ! o furnish FROM his disision 2,oS7
infantry, t22 artillery, and CAS- cavalry,
Including the necessary officers; to maJsr
general PRESTON 10 furnish from his
division s22s infantry, C1156 Of which
shall be r;asmeul ls9 artillery, ADD $40
cavalry, including the necessary officers;
ard TO major general WOODSON 70 tor.
nish from his division 2lo9 infantry, 125
artillery, sod 248 cavalry, including the
necessary officers; the whole to be so OF.
ganised az to constitute twelve regiments
Of infantry, ewo Of cavalry, and one o.
artillery ; to consist Of a number of men
not less than 500 nor mora than 1000
each.
Il is advised sha. the several commaed'
an's Of regiments be directed TO procure
the number Of men required from each re-
gimsut, by accepting companies OF yo'.
unteers, who may a, any time previous 10
orders for taking the dsld, tender ths',
services, either conformsbly TO The seceod
section Of the act Of compress 6rst above,
mentioned, irtitnled. Aa act authors
ing a detachment from the militia OF tho
United States or 10 the act " Authors
ing the presideut Of thu United States y
accept the services Of a number Of voIuD'
teer companies not exceeding dirty thop
sand men - preferring in the hrst pla.
such volunteer connpanissa a are alfssoi
organised , and, (in case ola deficiency !"
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CcNsTb NTiNoPLE, Aby3f

NONS ~ "a iNVrLE$ fpfU fjl
The Ressians hase suecseds 4 ia taki,.
The island Of Tvusdosgby storm we 3.
eeiyed this intelligence onsihe Ath. IA.
Captain Pacha has sailed to the Dard..
neles, with 16 sail OF the line, and . ores.
number of troops, lore;ske E. The eu-.
my's force consists Of 4 Russi4a aud i
English shipsef war.
GERMAN EYLAU, Abr7 90,
This day WI heard The firing on Dan,.
zic very distinctly. II is impossible Inc
place can hold OUT lorg. The emperor
has removed his residence nearer 10 TIA,
CRY 10 expedite the sic Sc, bur the head
quarters sill remain al Finekensteir. The
army also sill retains The same position On
,ha. side. Marshals Bernado.te and Soul,
are on each side Of the Lower Passarcs.
Marshals Ney aud Davcuss are spon q.
Ale, and the Polish troops serve a, Il.
connecting medium between m2rsbals Da.
voust and Mssscna. The later renaio.
upon the Narew.
TIE Russians have long talked Of ei,icv
US battle, which is highly nrcessafy Tor
thcm, to relieve GrandsD,lz aud DAT. Tic.
S i'll, however, they content tAemselvr,
with feiOts and preparations. In a few
Gays, probably, they viii havs,h the mou.G.
casion Of finding they have Icss heir lime,
as the fall Of Dzn,zic will add !he force
now before lhat q the grand army. Thu,
The situation ofthsSF1 each Is highly adsau.
tageous for them ; on The other hand. we
canao, account for tie i~rrssoiutien Of The
Russians. Gen. Benoingsen has been 4,
bis head quarters at Barens.sn fer ,hts
month pas. His troops form a fipe from
K~opingsberg through Helaburg; Pssssn.
helm. and Ortsiburg. Upon the whole.
she Russians seem as If they wished to &C,
upan the d. fsnsive, wbishis ascribcd TO The
Emperor's arrival, previous 70 which they
did not think proper 10 undertake any ,hios
of importance.
Il is reported hat the emperor Alsxau.
der was expected from Memcl, a, Genes
ra! Bsningsen's head quarters, as compaoi.
ed by the king of Prussia. However, tits
certain he had not arrived there on The
2Sth.
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NE w. YORK, July II.

Late Foreign Intelligence.
Captain Lamar, who arrived this saorning
10 AZ days frem London, has furnished
US with papers TO the 25shof May 10.
elusive, one day later than before receiy.
ed. From these papers il appears that
DO event Of importancs had occurred
The following are the only articles worth
extracting. !,
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LONDON, Mdu IS.

For these two days reports have prevail.
ed, that a bloody battle took place on the
7th, bs,ween the " armies, VIII ca accord.
log TO some accounts, was indeeislye. both
parties loosing thirty thousand men ; aFd
according 10 others was ~uofayo'alle 10 the
Freuch. We do not give much credit 70,
the intelligence. The Aliona S.eTcpry of
the I8 h contains no such intelligence. nor
any ~a!lusion to a baitle.--Vessels from
Hol.aoa however, are said 70 have bre't
the export, but we do oct remember q sln-
gle ins.ance, among hundreds, ia which
these repor;s have been confirmed. II 10
, Tot very improbable that a battle may have
bteo fought; but there is 90 authority Tor
| she fses. The firing On the coast Ct France,
mentioned in confirmation Of the reportof
3 battle, is ascer,ained to have been ewing
10 b eCIyde frigate having got near the bait
! teries,
Danssic has not yet surrendered, and
| the most recent acceuots state, thst il has
| suffered little from The bombardmeut. The
| French suffered immense loss 10 the at.
.en,pt to storm il, in which they were re-
| pulsed.
We have received Dutch journals to the
21s,, anc Paris papers to the 19 n. he
| former mentioa 80 event Of importance,
! and The latter do not contain say uew bul.
lelin Of military operations IN Poland. Our
private letters, however, notice the arrival
Of an extraordinary messenger attic Hague
on The 60 h, with dispatches trum the grand
army. They were Immediately sent eft %
king Louis. who had a short time before
ser out fer Brussels. Il was reported thar
the dispatches communicated the details Of
a general battle, but the substance st them
was not allowed 10 nansPire. a rsPertot
a general battle was also 10 circulation in
town on Saturday. I. was .sid to have
commenced on The 9Th, and tohave lasted
three days, when il ended wi.hsus aoyde-
cisive result. The scene Of action has not
been stated, nor do We believe that there
was any foundation for the report, but the
probability of such an eyenss
MADRID, Nay l.
The troops will pass the frontiers abou.
the end Of this monsh, 10 the number of
$4,000 men, part BY Catalonia, and par, by
I Biscay. The 5000 rnen for E,ruria have
! commenced their march for Stra.burgh
where they will join the forces coming from
Spain. The united army will go TO Mentz,
apdi.hence. il is said. TO occupy Hanover,
in order tia, The Spaniards may have acom.
prnsa.ion to oaer 10 the English.
The capture Of Monte Video has not
caused much sensation, owing TO the hope
generally entertained that that important
place will be resaken, like Buenes Ayres.
The pAblic funds have not been affected by
the news.
It appears that there is some dissasisfac-
ton with Portugal. who has assisted The
Englishto much. OurGszet,e complains
Of the conduc, Of the governor of the Bra
zils. Nevertheless Il is ,houghs that =
marriage between the prince of the Astu.
rias and en- infan.a Of Porsug.l, is ia sgi.
! tation.