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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20
'7ae WINTRr DAI

IS ri ii 1nansio1s. rich and gay,
On dowuy brds 81 couches warm,
That Nature owns the Wlntry Day,
And shrinks g hear the bowling stormi
Al mol
,1is % ne bleak and barren heath,
where Mis'ry feels she shafts Of death,
A 10 he dark and freezing grave
Her children, nor ! frind 70 save
Unherded go
Il Il O. chambers, silken drest,
AZ tables, with ~profusiou's heap
Isit on pillows soft 20 rest
Ia dreams oftong and balmy SLEEP!
Ali mol
IT'S IL the rushy nuT obscure,
Where Poverty low ions endure, =
And scarcely daring % repine, 4
Ona straw pallet mute recliue,
O'erwhelm'd with woe
Is Il to aaunt ii warmattire,
To laugh and feast, 10 dance and sing,
e crowd around the blazing Gre,
Ard make the roof with revels ring!
All no!
'T,is on the prisons hinty floor
lis where the deaf ming whirlwindsroar,
lis when the SEA BoY, on the mast,
Hears the waves bounding : the blast,
And looks below |! r. .
lsit 10 charioss gay 70 ride,
Tocrowdt the splendid midhigRsball.
To revelin laxnrious pride,
Whilepamper'd sassals waityour CALI
All no
IT'S in a cherries, naked room, A.
Where Mis'ry's victims wait theirdoom
Where . fond Mo,hsr famish'd dies,
While forth . frantic Father Aies,
Mans desp'rate foe |!
Isit where, prodigala and weak,
The silly spendthrist sestters gold,
Where eager folly hastes to seek :.
The sordid wanton, false and bold |! +
An! no
lis in lhe silent spot obscure,
Where f,rc'd all sorrows / o endure,
Pale Genius learns, Oh lesson sad!
Tocourt the vain, and on the bad
False praise bestow
i Il where Gamesters.t hronging round,
Their shining heap. Of wealth. display |.
Where Fashions giddy tribes are found
Sporting their senseless hours away?
Ali no
IT'S where neglected Genius signs,
Where Hope, exhausted, silent dies,
Where Meris staryes. by Pride oppres,d,
Tin every stream that warns the breast
FoRaEARs TO TIow!
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20
FALL and WINTER
GOODS.

THE subscribers inform their friends
(cusfomers IL dsfance) andtsr
public ID general, thai they are now o
pening, II their store (|by the MARKET
House IN Shcpherd's- Town. ! very
extensive and complete assortment Of
FrsB Woolsa Goods,
together with the most elegant assert
ment Of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20

W7IEL be sold on the 9TH day of De.
-" ~eember next, ut the house Of the
subscriber, one Wagon, four horses and
gears, by virtue of . deed of trust, exc
coted BY Jacob Lancceskus to the subscri.
Der, TO secure the sum of seven hundred
and Fifty dollars, to q certain Samuel
Harriss, o. SO much thereof IS may be
ssary to raise the sum of seven hum
bred and City dollars Terms Of sale 70
be cash, where asood and sufficient con.
veyanee will be given, by
JACOB ALLSTAT, Trustee.
Nov. 6, 1907. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-24
RUMFCRD HCADE.NY.

I HIS Institution qviH be continued nyrIsr fb.
direction Of CHLES TkRRkkL and bis .4f.
tyFant and TIE tame course to be our5a-d tbaf
pas hitherto bern. The entuing tern, qoW eon,-
meme OF tbe BIB dag Of January next, at qvbieb
tine me trelrnt term expiSeJ Ibr Price, for The
Board, Wgl5,ne, and Tuition of eaeb Rudent
(rNeb finding bis OqVa bed zciH be go per an
nun, 10 BE- pail quarterly in aduante. 4oifbont a.
ny deduction for q'0eafiOns. For The Tuition of
students from the neis6bombooI, Go each to
6r paid as aforesaid.
II IS expected that gentlemen qUbo ye,:l tbefS
CONS bere' e0H bHndUai!y comply zvit5 tie terms
cfPeymenf IN order TO enab e TIE Steward to
mare f5ot- arrangement and prozi5ionJ, qvbieb
TIE infers5fJ eft6s students neetJJarliy reonire.
Jo5n Roane or bis Agent sill otFciate as Sfezu-
ard. YOHN RIO AnJE
NJ. B. 3Js Pre5i6ent Of tie IaRitutioa bobes,
tbat Pare7fJ zgHnot permit their sons to Genqfb-
e7 the Rafed DacatfonJ, eifber BY anfieibatiHg or
ProfradiHg the time. This cireu175tanee ongbt
10 be @Usided, as il retarGJ tbe proeyeJJ of fbe
5fnaeHf, 0"deHeredSe5 the lGbor Of fbt teac6er, By
Jm6di1T6isg iris tiaJJe5. THE next 1,aeatio1 qyiY
t0ke place on tie last Saturday III AbrH On tbe
Friday Immediately breeedi0g fbe Uisif6r5 are re-
quoted TO attend an eFaminGfion IF the STUDENTS.
boSe gentlemen 7Dbo baVe sons bere at breteaf.
and do not qciJ6 them TO remain Tie eAsilg ye1.r
qvW please TO eiq'e fbe 5ab5eribsr iuforngafioa,
f6attbs vaeaHeieS oecaJiozed Iy remoUalJ may be
E2ed.
NoO' a. lazv91s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-24

countrie. that i could no longer re conlidered
as obligatory on the u. S. who confee lenily
poGef3ed the moral right of decliniug. on her
part, to r-fp.d thoie Populations, whole OFFER
vance might he Injurious TO her. He fad that
he thought il became the u. Sin the prefent
aate of affairs ia hold fuch pledges an lIe pof-
fefied againit the acts of iniufticr which might
be committed by Britain, and that by adopting
this refolutinn, The would ,etain in her haod,
the means ofiudernnity,!in cafe fuch acts fhpnld
be committed (; and iftley fhould not, no Injury
could eriue from It's adoption. -:
A universal Sentiment was unrciervedly ex-
preffed that fnch ftep az this time was impro.
per. Not iingle member fuyported the rei,-
luton but all cenfured its imprndrnce. The
general opinion was tina, if perffed in by the
mover, the doors fhoud he intaI,ty opened
and the refolution rejected in public. Mr.. Lyon
then withdrew the reiout'on, and the galleries
were opened under the understanding that all fe-
crecy we At an end.
The foregoing contains, we believe, 4 siithful
fdtement of the Eubiaanee of the difcuilion, if
fuch indeed it can be called. More cannot be
expected. ID.
Es.ra4 q ia letter dated Philadelphia, Nov. e.b,
1907.
Col. Bnrr, BlcunerhaiIttt, Bollman, Swart-
won't, Ogden, and others of the party have been
convened in this city far fotne time. They
were in frequent combination aud occafionaly
in fome butte.
" Bollman has applied for pa!Iage in veGtl
TO New Orleans. There is rumor of reno
waited enterprise under the auipices Of foreign
government" H.
1t is currently reported that Mr. Erilsne has
fold out the itork recently held by lord Erf',ine
in our funds to large amount. ID. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-24
"$S%$$$sS.AN~~A
RIOUS TO;UWG 6D1 r

@i' 'Oe 1ay.e NfJer1.
q YOUNG LADY, born ,,,thou, hand. ~,
L with only three oes, ON one foot; who is mo, e,
much iubjet Of wonder and admiration for her ors,
ingenuity and elegance in enbroids-ng flowers f, for
framing and in cutting with rich variety and ,pG.
gentlemen watehp papers, as for the peculiar felicity
'aton, dihu!ing gaiety all around her; indeed. her
cheerful and iportiveiy engaging a'pef at once df-
reis hoie painful ienlations which the deprivation Of
her limbs exei'es in the mpa,hiing breaas of her vi.
htors' which give place to the moi trlicou. nprelE
ons' Teiu.ting IN admiration of the u1parrlel.d
good ien!e and cheerful regnation q, This youny adv
10 her peculiar o5, which ihe has rendered by her per
i"vering 'Hdutry, ipirit and wrfdop, harpineE +,
heriet and very in!truaive and confolatary EXAM
pie to the world generally and to her own ex par,i.
cuary.
Large fswers &c for fa!e by the Young LADY :.
the above place Adnlittance from till ~ from, o
ri p IRON ui 0, Twenty five Gents adnittance-
Children half price. Nov. "a. ors
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-24
NOTLCE-

That in order TO fatisiy the objcas Of Deed Of Tru
executed to me by David Allen, and duly record-
ed in the Of Hultings for this city, fhal on
Saturday The fifth day Of December next, before
the door Of the Eagle Tavern in this city, expols
20 iIle by public auction, the highen bidder, Tor
ready money:
nNB HALF AcRE LOT, lying IN thi, ci;y, with
~ the improvements thereon, conlieiug NJ a new
aid commodious Brick d Yelling Houie, with Car
den we'll enelofed being the fame ON which The Caid
Allen now reGdes.
The tale will be made between tie hours OF 2
and O'Clock, and title forthwith executed to the
purehaer, upon receipt Of the purehaie money, BY
sAMt. McCRAW, TyDfee.
Richmond, Nov. o. eptdf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-24
AT PRIVATE SALE,
NNR THOUSAND Sacks SALT,
~ 40 Hhds. Prime SIJGAR

10 DO. Loaf Do.
Pipes London particular Madeira WINE,
10 Pipss Cogniac BRANDY, IL
80 Bales of coarie WOOLENS, TO be fold low for ar
proved Paper. DarmJ5an, FsGer & SatsLeR, >fse',
1No'' -. ep6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-24

'ey'i''e f:s cash. rs ,'c..;:: ne to day are
quoted ~ prcoedeu,s tomorrow. No man
could Behold judge M,rihAIl lately firing on
the heach of juftice, and deciding the compile
Gated and importaut cafes of the law of Treaiun.
without regarding him Il real ieginior.I All
his opinions were 10 many laws. fome If taem
perhaps defined to fcreen the WORT of traitors
from puuii'iment, aud to flake the fafety os
this country.
One more remark. Let not the diftan. ftatcs
or Vermont and Ohio be,the mott jealous in
Importing this amendment. The evil has been
produced in our own vitas. Here, have The
rights of the jury been trarnt'ed down. THIS
has been the fcen- Of the mockerv off a. Burr's
trial-Let then the I.eeiflsture of Virginia gone
boldly forward with this amendment to the con
ftitution.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-24

E*fr0f Of letter from n.embrr of Con-reG,
70 bi5 friend in this city, dated lns/bing.oy,
No7,. 20, 1907. ot
A letter was received lsft evening from col.
Monroe.-lt IS dated on the 18th of SepieS Der
ana OF conrie a month older than the inforha;i-
on through the newfpapers.--.' 1t Gates only
" that on the 7ih OF September he had tiyen in
noteto Mr.. Gaming, conformably aith the
+" dispatches ny the Revenge.-That nc had as
" yet received no aniwer hut was IN daily ex-
" pet'aton of 'it.--Tbat .e more eat was ir
" many reipetts favorable 10 a iatsrattory
" iult, hut fill that it was not III his po,.
" from any thing that had occur q Il, to fr.sak
+" with cont lcuce oft"
The newipaper account of the new con r,,e.
ton given 10 the French decree b , the co ,o.,or
is nor conidered as worthy Of ally fort of ere
dit. ,-.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-24

MARRIEo--on Thuriday evening, the 9th inn.
by the Revd. Mr. B1e5.n-sn Nix. VILLA, RIM
PACE TO Miss JAsE wisEH.n.
%
Pr p At iapPahannocF on Tuefds y the l7h
renee Mule, Fig than WHOM purer 70 ,t never AZ
eended into the boiom of lher maker : She was ~.
Joy * pride hernow afflicted huibanc. the delib, of
ner atfectonae friends, the ornan en-, Of thar 40
nieie circle, which fhe qiieer-d By lsr bsneyoenc..
AUD animated by her fm!es. But de unerring darr
OF death tr'ke' 'nderininateyi in tn. dark and mel
Their genius virtue can avert the ne.anh,v bo,y
- - - OK ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-24

NE SUBSCRIBER, will accommodate twenty
L of twenty-five Gentlemen of the Ansmbly du-
Eing the emitting felton, ALEXa. QUARRiER.
Nogsnber %. a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-24

Th, Ecuit went into committee Of the
waos--Mr. BAssEr in the chair. on the iad
r>p,rt. A motion was made by Mr.. Bib, to
amend the retolution by making it read fubftan-
TALLY as follows:
Rejoivsd, That VIM. McCreery Is duly elect
ed, agreeably to the laws of Maryland, and Is
entitled to hisefeat in this Houfe.
On this motion a lengthy debate took place,
which was moi foley confined TO the amend
nent; hut extended to the fuhjv6 generally.
The fpeakers. were MeiTrs. Bib. Quincy,
Howard, Gardner, GARDENER, Uphan, Nell
fon, Findiey, Holland, Sloan and Key.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-24

Yeterday Oh the opening Of the Houfe of Re-
preientatves. Mr.. Lyon fiId fome proceedings
had come TO his knowledge which he wiihed to
expoie, which he thought fhoud BE done with
cIoied doors on which the galleries were i'm
Inedia'ely cleared conformabIy to Handing
rule OF the Houie.
!Ar. Lyoa thea fIbmitted The following refo-
lGHop;
RETIRED, That prociGon ought 10 be made
thy law, inrbidding al transfers of rights of &C.
Aior, spd Of all monies and other property Ell
iIer real Or perfonai TO or by any iunjset OF the
crown Of o 3. and aIfo forbidding any citizen
or relident in the u. S. paying any debt or de-
Dand to any fucG funjetl.
Mr.. Lt2g, on offering this refolu;ion, obfervsd.
that he had urdrraood that Mr.. Eris,ue, the
brluh M'ntiicr, bad recently transferred tock
poheAyd IS his father TO a large amount IN the
American funds. lie faid he cOnhdered this ~
. ar0ne Indication of hoGiIlty on the patt OF
England towards this country. lie exprehe0
the opinion that Britain had in numerous in
fsncso 10 lnfrat;eJ the treaty be,sssn the two
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-10
GREENsBUHG, (penn.) Dec. IS.

A gentleman who passed through this
Place On Wednesday, last, on his way to
he. city oi Washington, Informs That he
lsit q ankEoFs, (AensuckY) on the ioh IN
staaf that the grand jury OF che district
aouft OF hensecky found no bill against
col. Burr and ha. he was he was accord
ipg.y discharged from the fursher atieud-
a1ce on sald court Thar General Adair,
late United States Senator from that
ssase Summoned as a .y,snsss on she pa
\ S hs Uaised S a:es, proved the following
facts
That Will a, the city Of Washington
&c had Pe'sanal k.owledge that a cotres-
pepdene had passed bsewren Mr.. Burr,
sud the president friisee 10 a military
gu Pmsnt 60 acs. agar sc he Spaoish pos
SESSIONS ;-that col. Burr had offered 10
thr pFesscept hat if az would furnish him
yith aiiIlaon and a halt of dollars, he
would undertake the conquest o: he Eio
Fidss an1 ls@ S3aaish possessions l.f.
Aoa2siana---; has he president declined IN.
etIer tor tha Presen, pre!arriag nega.
eiauou, being deaisops Of waiting ,he e.
vent. 0etaFe any dseis.Ye steps should be-
iaksn that 6un's psep4ratioos were
male ondff ii,e SANCTION Of government.
50 as 10 b. ready To act ia The event Of a
taliu cot Ehc Sociauon.-----st was also
proved 20 tie grand lufy, hat Mr.. Burr
had come possessed eoi a Spasiisn gfans
Of land IN louisiana, rnade 10 Baron d..
Bas;fop, wa.Ga is said to cons ST Of lair -
mites quafe. / hat his inention was SOW,
{ ! MAKE a settlement 81 sese ia Il 1870
Tha. the conditions on which ne Dlopos q,
20 make the settlement wsre as follows ::
Hescaased II. be laid 2f In sn, ii traces
Of ircm 3 500 acres. To every se,usl
he was, TO give one hundred acrss in fee
and ten dollass N cash, provided he raised
acabin and cleared road to the adjoining
tracs and 10 case Of a tup,nre win Span.
would SERGE asa vunnaeer in the army o.
the United S,ases, under col. Burr for he
Invasion of the Flo1idas, and ale Spanish
pat IT Louisiana.
u ,.oa this evidence which tits said wilt
be rablishsd, col. Burr was acquitted by
the grand jury. The presidents proelsma..
.tioo bad DOT thep arrived in Kentucky.
"A ball, in honor of MR.. Barr, was given
az Frankfort, as.which the governor Of
Kentucky acted as manager.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-10
NEW-LONDON, Dec. 81.
Considerable alarm has been excited in

a.T
Considerable alarm has been excited in
some of the nelehboring towns, We are
tod, BY the appearance OF rad dogs. ---
Some individuals and several cattle have
been bitten. Perhaps the following rene
dy for the bite OF these animals may not
be useless:
. A cnre for the bite Of mad dog, by
Dr. De Monesa, physicisn In ordinary 10
his Polish majesty. The doctor advises
10 cover the wound with fresh earth, or
with stuff 30 imbibe the saliva oil the anl-'
NAL, and then to wash it with water. ri
the same time, warm half pound of bur
ter, 10 four simes as much vinegar and
when the wound is cleared, apply COM
press of linen, stepped in that mixture,
and mois;en It very often wi.h the So me
for nine days; after which flme you may
safely remove The compress, and cure tbs
wound in the usual way. During the stnsv
the wing sris used outward!y, ,hs pasiens
must take Internally four times DAY, IN
doses IF &n ounce and one halt OF vinegar,
warmed wish iissle fresh butter; and
his common dsink for a. least hiteen days,
mnsl be pure water, iKile viaegar, and
juice Of citson. Sgrong liquor is very
ha Tsfnl, asis any emotion of anger or lm-
pa ence. Plethoric patients may oe slood-
cd bot this psecau:lon she author regafds
as little necessary. Dr.. De Moneta has
used The same remedy against tho blies of
|vipers. aid Other venesous reptlies, add
always with success He has pr4yehed
the hydsophobis IL mere than sixty people;
aao macy other ply slciaos, who Rave fol-
lowed his method have found II equally eft"
6caciaus, Il is remars able tia; in Italy
sInegar has also been lately discovered 20
be remedy for this dreadful disorder.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-10
LAND TO RENT.

+ WILL LE.fSE for a term of years, two
Il Tenements, part of the tract On which |
live, each containing abort $40 acres, cleared
and enclosed, for CASA rents. Or to men OF good
characters and possessing a sufficient number
of hands to caltivst tFSe KIND, for share ottse
crops. Immediate possesasses;::. MAY be had OF
part ofeach tersssaSsst, siEn linerty to get woed
from the other iz8els of tie Subscriber for al
necessary puIE ss.S.
Issi9 alse 3'sais jol' sae -. more gears,
sIbe fThefy at the Mouth OF
Douge Creek.
Bnshroa WaIhsastea.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-10
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 80.
] MASONIC FESTIVAL.

& On Saturday the 27aa, instant being 81.
Iohr the Evanselist's day, number Of
The brethren convened at the Mansion
House Hotel. and paytook of aa elegant
ensertaioment provided for the occasion,
after which the following ToAsTs were
draak-
4. Enc day We celebrate.
g Whose mystic light
will gov 70 latest tine
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-10

late letters fronj ifpatce state fial tie
genefa's Nei.crmaa and is4c.pca were
o's'eTed 20 adsanee @ish Fhe atsnY cf
reserve sron, the hoine, towards he
grand arm, aad vi7eHce it is presumed
,Fat she Esesoii intsad an .FrFuption ia;o
poiabJ,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-10
aleransria Dajlp aorsrtlseg.
$50
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10.

MORE or BURR. We are authorised
10 ate from usqussiioaab.c authority, snst
James Wilson, who VAS secrelsry 70 sse
Wood ccuniy taeesibg last faii, his been
arrested as one ct Lurr's achc!ea.s, pas
examined before the magistrates acd Ecu d
GUILTY. 1t is also stated thar on he "A n
there we're between P.usbugg and issasie,.
"a, looo of Eaf.s mea Oh lie. UAio' III
vs!.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-10
IKDgiuia OK.

froTs such aa,horisy as NC have reason
70 bell, vc correct, we hear that Their is =
report liz town, which states, that an cx-
PISS ass arrived at Washington, wi,ia ciis-
pa;rttss ircm Ori>~::s TO g,,vtFr.s,eut. Il
states ;ha, BE budges is not set opeaed
but s!,os mech has leaked out: Tba; maoy
and great nsen IL that country aye ii, close
lessue with tsloIn-l Esutr; e,ai gevsn gov.
Claiborne 10 yer, aFopgij sosFccscd that
gep. NiiE}asou sssnds ala1ost dice IN his
a,acEaers 10 The upi,sn; sGel f+'ai the as.
pecs Ct AFFAIRS 10 tie ~. ana sly is .fuiy
slaetnfsg,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-10
PUBLIC SALE.

ON TUESDAY next, will BE sold, at tie
Vend,ie-Store, Oh acret'ie Of four months,
fos approved indorsed egotiabte notes,
Two pipes andtwo bali pipes Of
Londola Par. Madeira Wine.
p. G.. MarstelIer.
January 10. 7e rssk
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-10
/ Bostoa

CCN.lfLs5ReL-4L. Markets good a,.Tti.
nify isiand Dsc fish 4. 20 s dollars
beet IS - 1s; tlous l8; islaod p odace1 70
usual,
1rrLdi&
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-10

Ct The Norfolk Packet Monte,
yuma, Captain Palmer, viii sal for
Norfolk on Tuesday next.
January TO-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-10

srFs ri the vea,lrst OF the N2sgRy, tie
Ray Mr. GlHsoN will deliver q SEfIaloy, at
Tie E.Piscop&I Chagch Oh "Wednesday next,
Il the p5us! hear. Z re attcnGance CT tie
Congrcga ton is respectfully solicited.
January 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-13
PANORAMA,


Is nc70 Exhibiting at Union Hal,
fran 9 dclock in The n1orniHi !, until
9 IN tie eDening,
A N elegant view OF the Bombard-
ment.of the city of Tripol by the Ameri-
can fquadron, commanded by Cors4odo,e Pre-
BE, and fubiime Description Of the bnrning
Of the PbiLaSel5Jia Frigate in the hsrhor Of
Tripoli, by that gallant officer Capt. S. Beea-
FIR. The Panorona is 90 feet long, 10 high,
andis truly national, where true American
may with fatsfa6tion behold and contemplate
rhe achievements Of his brave countrymen
in an unequal contef with thofe femi Barbara
ans of Africa, the Tripolitans before their
city.
The proprietor respectfully aGures the Ia
dies and Gentlemen, thar the above Painting
will be exhibited bur for the prelent week in
Portland.
~ 25 cents for one sdmittance tickets
that admit the purchaier when hepIeafcs, ffty
cents. Taken ar the room adjoining the Hall
Ae,H IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-13
6a,ette 5Dip Gslns.
PORT OF PORTLAND--IsoT.

Tuesday, AbrH z.
Arrived brig Superb, Braizier, SO DAYS
from Gladaloupe-Aspoke ship Neptune, =,
Newyork, Fl Liverpool for Savannah.
WeaneSday, April s.
Arrived, brig Sampson, Kelley, 80 days
from St Pierre. Left, sch. Eagle, Hooper,
for Marblehead, in 10 days ship Aurora,
Steele, Of this port, for New York, in 8;
barque Nixon, Livmgs, for Ne wyork, in
sch. Arson, Woodbury., for Beverly, in 10
brig Sally and Betsy, for Boston, in 10 -
April 3, Spoke sch Hope, Switzerland, in
lat. Al, lon. 65, for Newyork, from Martin
ique, out 40 days. Just arrived, sch. Alert,
Of Alexandria sailed in Company with
ship Robert, Dyer for Castine and sl.op
Hannah, Jefierds, for Boston.
Thuys4ay, Abrfk g.
Arrived ship Henry, Capt. ]. Weeks, So
DAYS from Liverpool Left there, ship H.
ron, Porter, for Bath, the next day; VIII
liam, Farnham, of Bath, for b pston, in 10
Charles, Atwell, OF Bath, for Boston. in 10;
Minerva, Given, for Portland, in 10 Joseph
Jameson, for do IN 4 Mary, Fosdick, do
in 6; John Andrews, Moses, of Gardiner,
for Virginia, IN 10; Two Brothers, Puren-
3on, do do in 10; United States, Nelson,
Of Wiscassett, for Boston, in 10.-SaiIed in
company with ships Mary, Babbage, of
Wiscassett, for Boston Mount-Vernon,
Goss, Of do. for DO President Adams, Wood,
tor Boston Lydia, Turner for do. Huntress,
Chase, of Newburyport, for Virginia La
<ona, M'Cray, OF Wiscassctt, for Savannah
Mercury, Christie, of Wiscassett for New
york-Tbe Agoi, Baxter, for Boston; Ami
IA, Porter, for Portland Caroline,
Tufts, Of Portland, & Sally Lewis, for Bos
ton, sailed before capt W-Lat Al, long
50 spoke ship Hope. Smith, 40 days from
Liverpool ,bounu % Boston Cape Cod hear
ing W.S.W. IS leagues, tDll in with the
wreck ofthe sloop Eliza, of Marlborough,
bottom upwards.
Ttwsiy, Ab,i1 g.
The ship Fair Trader, ot this port, capt
DeniGson, bound from Philadelphia, 10
Hamburg, put in here, aa,ing lost her cables
and anchor in Delaware Bay, ii gale on
Tuesday the 51st March, winch compelled
capt. ID. 10 cut his cables and 20 10 sea-hf-
teen or twenty vessels came on IN company
with The FAIR Trader, many suffered in the
gale, and some were driven ashore among
which wee the ship Woodward, Symmes,
Grlven ashore on Cape Mays and two briggs
names unknown said in company with
the brig Hope, Chandler, Of this port, one
brig lost her masts, and was drifting towarc
Cape May When capt ID cut has cables
every vessel that came out in company eX.
cept one, had eithe~ cut or parted from
their anchors.-hprit 8, Spoke a schoonei
from n. Carolina, for Providence, in yer
leaky condition it blowing a gale ceald no
learn either the name of the captain or sci
Same day-Arrived brig MARY & Nancy
York, 25 days from HAVANA.
Fritay, AprH 10.
Arrived ship Packet, capt. T. Mcclellan,
81 days from Liverpool