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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
Rowe & Keus.

N'. 4, MgFcy's-Rezv, 17a{N-16yeef,
nFFER for fale, the remainder Of their
Stock in Trade, Coni1fing Of the follow
ing GOODS viz.-Beit fupertine black, blue.
brown and mkt Brcadcloths; low Dric'd do.
all coors black, bue, MKT, brown and dra5
CalIimeres drab Kerleys blue and MKT
Plains; Baizes and Flannels, all colors & quail
tiles; black, brown, olive and drab Velvets
and Veveteens hlver Cords patent Cords
and Plains; Cacoes all prices Chintz and
common Furnitures; India Chintzes plain
and figured Mullins figured Cambrics Cam
brio and Common Dimoties; Ginghams; plain
and plaided fix and cotton Chambray MuC-
Inns (; black and color'd Lu1ring Lladed
dol few muld and tambored Muffin Dref-
eS, fonre very elegant; A and Ga Cotton
Cambria; LINEN do; black, brown, fate
and flelh colored Cambrics; large adortmene
Of fix Shawls; Muffin do; Chambray and
common do; fancy fix Handkerchief; black
do; SelHrioy Lunge, baRdanna and Madrafs
Hhkfs Cambria and common pocket Hhkfs.
black, blue and white Italiaa Grape; Ribbons.
Plumesand Wreaths black fix Laces; white
crtton do Cap Patterns Fans Hair Caps
Ladies black and white fix Gloves cotton
and worried do; black, brown, green and
purple Tabby YeIvets; printed tabby veit-
ing; plain and llriPed Satin do Marfeies
and Janett do. us and "A Irilh Linens.
iome OF av cry hyperion fabric brown Linens;
chequered do; Beduckng and Britilh Shirt
ing Cotton RulIian Diaper Huckabucks
Towels Fuitins; Jeans Nanknetts Eng
lIth Nankeens India Cotrons from 10 10 81
thIlilngs pr. pieces Durants Callimancoes :
Bumb2zettS fix, cotton and yvorOaJ Hoca
ry; gentlemen's leather, beaver and coxo7
Gloves; 7elvet Bindings; Quality and fhoe
do; fix Umbrellas; cotton do lux, cotton
and morocco Suf enders; coat and velt But
tons Morocco Shoes Pins; Tape ard Bob
bins CAFES fashionable Bonnie S.; Camel's
hair and naPt Hats, etc. etc,
- Beng about cIoing their bufneis IL this
Town, the above GOODS will pefitivelv NJ
fold at colt ana charges. All who with to
fupPly themleives with any of the above art,.
cles, have now an uncommon fine chance rs
procure them very cheap.
P"tLa73, Jul. 20, 1907. nN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
g For Sale IN Brun(7gick,

a New HOUSE, Handsomely Gtuated about
= so rods from the Colleges, with large
garden, fhed and out-buildings. The dimen.
fons of he hou(e are SO by as feet; it is
faithfully built, and will be fold at a very
Reasonable price-and fer at leaf half the
purchafe money, ve-y liberal credit will Be
givea.-For further particulars, or INFECTION
Of the Premiles, any gentleman difpofed to
parchafe will pleale to call on ROBERT y.
DUNNING, Efq in 3 pgizpiek. any time pre-
vious 70 the 3Oth Of September, inf.
6ebt T.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
Ga,Ettr @blp 32flps.
PORT OF PORTLhND.-lsO7.
OOOCo---


VsdH5ia4y, Seff
Arrived brig Nautilus, CAPT. VIM. Baker;
II days from St. Bartholomews.-Aug "a,
lat 50, long. 65, fpoke ihiP Mary and Nan
cy, 8 Gays from Newyork, for Neworeans-
Aug. 20, lat. IS, long SO, fpole fchr. Maria,
days from Newlondon, for Nontlerat-
aug ~, lat. a9, long SO, fchr. Margaret, 4
days from Bolton, for Caudaloufe. 81,
lat AZ, long 90, fchr. Jofeph, "a hours from
MarbIehead, for BourdeanI.
Sqtpyd1y, SEPT. 5.
Arrived Zip Jofeph, capt. Shed, So days
from Livcrpool-Cargo Sab, Crate5 and CASE,
to J. MLeian & Son.
YESSELS SPOKEN.
Aug. Is, the Britifh fhip Of war MelamPus,
from the Capss Of Virginia, for Halifax-In
fight Of Bermuda, the Leopard, of so guns,
from the Chelapeake, for Bermuda had Ia
ken the fhip Erin, Stephenson, from Bour-
deaux for Baltimore, and ordered her for
Halifax-July IS, lat 90, long. i3, flip Su-
fan OF WiIcafte,, from Bolon-Aug. y, on
the Grand Banks, f1h. Smart, Hall, from Liv-
erPool for Bath-JuIy 5, Lar. y, long. 40,
ih'P Joieph p days from Bath, for Dublin
9Th, LAT. 46, long 3. fch. Morning Star, from
Bath for Liverpool TAT Al, long. 48, brig
Retrieve, of do. from Briltol, for Charleltou,
Aug. :, lat. 35, long. 70, brig Decature, from
Baltimore, for Barcelona
PsDfA' L.ffot LivaPoi dug I.-Caroline Of
Portland il II days Mary Fofdck il ditto,
Eliza Of Portland in 20 days; Henry, Weeks
Of Portland uncertain Edward, Lewis.
SHIPPINC MEMoRANDA.
Arrived at Licaf7aL July i 5 -l8-Sachem,
Portland; George, Kennebunk; Mary, Port
land; Huntrelo, WilcaGe; Fame, do; Gen.
Knox, Portland /; Harriet, do; Mary, Topf-
ham; Montezuma, HalloweIl; Referve, Bath;
q barque from Bangor Rover, Dameril,ot-
ia ; Reunion, Bath; Rainbow, Portland
William, Bath.
The brig William, RedfeId, Of Kennebunk,
has arrived az Newyork, IS days from Man
ganeIa, Cuba.
The IhiP Shepherdels, Doane, from Lon
don for Newyork. was captured June rs, lat.
AZ, long. 20, by Spanifh privateer Of Il
guns, and ordered for the fri port in France
or Spain.
The Jane, MIntof, Of Portland, has ar
rived at Rotterdam.
The fmaIl French privateers have been laid
up at I.eghorn AT St. Jago de Cuba, orders
are fad to have been given not to take al
merican veiiels trading TO Jamaica, as the
blockad,ng decree was not to be executed in
the Weft-Indes AT Porto Cavelo, it is fzid
the government have determined not to COM
milton any more prlvateers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07

INFORMS the young Gentlemen Mechanics
4 in Portland, that he fhalI open his EYE
MING SCHOOL at Union Hall, on MoaAay
ne Az iaf to infrua in the polite accom-
piihment Of Dancing. They are requeitcd
to inquire at the Hall on Monday and We'd
nefday mornings for the terms of inltru6tion.
From his former fuccefs in his protection, and
his afIidou' endeavors to give fatisfa6tion, Mr..
La5offie,re hatters himGef that he llal merit
their patronage. (4w) Sept. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
Joseph sPRAGrE.
Nl1[IE.

TIE fubfcr'ber hereby Pive5 public notice
1 to an concerned, thar he has been div
appointed and has taken upon hifnef the truit
ot AdnlinRtator on the efate III
WILLIAM DAVIS,
late Of Portland, in tie county Of Cumbe-
land, Trader, deceaied, by giving bond as
the law directs He therefore reaucRs an
persons who are indebted ~ the GiI Jul
cealcds e,i -e, tu m,k1 immediate payment
and thote VIII have any demands suercou }
exhibl. the ia.re 10 ELUAH EtDgR-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
Henry Wheeler,
TANNER AND CURRTEP,

TANNER IND CURRIEP,
WILL fniih next month, his engagement
" with Eaoe6 Periey, Rlq and wants en-
ployment at Currying the fucceeding fall and
winter months. Orders from brethren Of the
craft will be duly noticed,-AlI who have
juR demands on him are requened to forward
them for payment; and thofe indebted to
make payment promptly, Or " ioot oft foy 6,ea-
her," BrMgt04, SEPT. z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07

were published in England and the.
reported feelings ofthe American pub
tic made strong impression on the Eng
fish nation. Manufacturers, Merch-
ants and the Americans were much a.
larmed.
American credit was stopped war
was calculated on as inevitable and pri-
tateers were preparing to seize on all
American vessels. But the declara-
lions Of Ministers il Parliament had
changed the public opinion.
Mr.. Canning rad assured the COM
fniuees Of merchants, that III All prob
ability the situation Of things betwiXt
the two countries would not alter.
The Chancellor OF the Exchequer, il
;he House Of Commons, said the Bli-
ush Government would not loil to make
any atonemeut or PREPARATION which
would appear 70 be due On the occasion.
Mr.. Perceval had also stated i'll PJr-
lament, that captain Humphries had
not acted by orders from his govern
ment.
1t was reported that a successor to
Ad. Berkeley viii Immediately Set out
for the American station, and take
with him a formidable aurmenu-
ton to the naval force now On that sta
ton.
The terms Of the treaty Of Peace
were not officially known in England !;
but 1t was unders TODD that Russia
would lose nothing, and no ces~ions
are demanded Of Austria. Prussia re-
tains SIlesia but codcs all her terrific
ries this side OF the Eibe ; Poland re-
mains in her present state, except her
capital, Warsaw which, with dis
trict Of 50 or so miles round, is to be
erected into 4 Duchy. Jerome Bona
partc 70 be Grand Duke.
Wcstphalia and Hanover Is to De e.
rected into kingdom, and Jerome
Bonaparte is to be king, as well as
Duke Of Poland.
1t is stated that the French will not
leave Germany till peace IS concluded
with England; tho We see nothing
like such an events being near.
The French lost between 80 & 10000
men in the battle of Friedland.
A feet sailed from England for the
Baltic, having on board 10000 troops.
The English forces now in the Baltic a.
mounts 10 10000 men.
The King Of Sweden has applied 70
Bonaparte to enter into negotiation Of
peace but Bonaparte replied, he must
have Stralsund as a guarantee.
The treaty Of peace between France
and Prussia was signed July 9th. The
Emperor Alexander has returned TO
Petersburg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
5JI3J1J5JjJ513 .

Ex7act IF a letter j1on Live39ol z q ',,ev-
chant n this 'oga, dated Auc i
" The news that las iustr h-dus ofthe
unhappy rencUuntcr that has happened On
eour coast, has caused Suspension Of AL
shipments 10 America; and those in,ercs-
ted III the trade a-e'entircly AZ loss what
N do. We trust uo rash measures viii liz
adopted BY Your government to prevent au
amicable adjustment Ours oppc", 10 be
intirelv pacI6c but Proeie arc t,a'tui oi
making engagements, uHul some rttrra-
tion IL had Of the temper o!y1u- Executive.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
Munroe & Tut Ie.
HAVE juG received handfome afortnenl

LAVE juG received handfome afortment
1 Of FRESH GOODS, DIX
ELEGANT plated Trimmings long
silk Cloves Black, Slate aud White habit
ditto-5-4 and Ga fix Shawls--MuAn and
Cambria ditto-BIack, Brown and Changable
Lutltrings-Sewine fix and Twi0-Ladies
black and white Silk Hofe-Thread I.aces and
Edgings Linen Cambrics 4 q and 3 Got
ton dtto-Oil Cloths PrintA Cambrics and
Calicoes-India Cottons, &c.
Seer. 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
NOTICE.

CTOLEN from Richardfon's Wharf fome
time lalt week q LADDER about 6 feet
long, painted yellow, ard has hooks on one
end, whoever will give Information to the
rubrcriber, 70 that The Ladder may be recov-
cred, and the thief punifhed, fl4lI be rewar-
ed for their trouble.
S-Pt RICHARDSON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07

WILL be kept in the chamber Of the Ae-
W ademy four evenings in a week, COM
mencing the fecond Monday Of Sept, inf.
in which will be taught the ulua branches OF
School and Academic education Terms (
Dollars per quarter. Lights, ink and pens
will Be found by the fubicribers.
FBEN ADAMS,
SEPT. T. H. HOPKINS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
a- KaLnabLe ReaL ERafl.

FOR fale, a new three rory Building On
4 Lagya5am'5- W54,f- Coniting oftwo large
and convenient Stores, Conditions lib
eral, and terms Of payment eafy.-Apply to
SEPT. z. STEPHEN FOSTER, JuN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
TAKE NOTICE J

FOR fale il Turner, Dwelling Houfe, out
houies and Store, conveniently firuated for
Trader, being the property Of SAMUEL lfr4y
Of Bolton.--For further particulars enquire Of
The fublcriber in Portland.
Seft7 z. EZEKIEL WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
NOTICE.

ALL psrfons having Accounts open with
JACOB ROLFE, are requehed to call and
fettle the fame Immediately.
Portland, May 5, 1907. (tf1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07

THE Truftees Of Bowdoin College are re-
l. minded, thai their meeting ltands adj
journed to Wedre'iay, f6s tBvtistb day Of Sep
TENDER current, at ten Of the clock in the
forenoon. CHARLES COFFIN, S.sy.
ByEaEzvirk, SEPT z, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
NOIN1E.

He fubfcribers hereof having been Sp-
L pointed by The Hon Judge Of Probate
for the county Of Cumberland commitIlOner:
III examine the claims Of the creditors If the
eltate Of
william DAVIS,
late Of Portland, in fad county, trader, de-
ceafed tx months being allowed by laid
Judge for the creditors TO bring u their ac-
counts and prove their debts the GTbicrIbers
hereby give notice that they fhalt attend
that bu6nels in laid town, at the Office Of
Tgf3b 0. Bad, % the fecond Friday Of this
and tbe five following months, from O'Clock
until FL N. JOSEPH COFFIN BOYD,
DAVID GREEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07

IN the Store Of The fublcribers a. the Head
Of Union Wharf, the Sd inf a fmall Red
Morocco Pocket Book, containing three Notes
Of hand lie owner may have II and irs con
tents again, by proving property and paying
for this advertisement
J 3 A.CARTER.
Portland, Sept =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
Rolfe & Mitchell.

WLo haze conformity fer saie--Saddles, Brides,
Sadde-Bags, Portmanteaus, Farnefs, Trunks
Military Work, &c. LHezp4Je, complete
ahortment Of SaddIery Ware, plated Harnefs
Mounting, Mouldrngs, Bits, Stirrups, Spurs,
Curry combs and Brulhes, braTs Nails, Trunk
Locks and Handles, clout and cut Nails, Car
pets, coach and chaile Lace, Rufia Sheeting
coach, chaife and riding Whips, BY the dozen
or Jingle ; with variety Of other articles,
which wi be fold on as good terms as can be
purchafed ii Portland. All orders punctnal-
y attended to, and favoro gratefully acknowl-
edged.
W1zf,i-An active LAD about IA years
Ofage, as an apprentice TO the above bufneis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
Corn, Flour, sc.

Corn, E0ur, sc.
NOW landing and for faie by ROBERT
= SLOWER, from Philadelphia,
200 bulheIs belf Yellow CORN
zoo bbls. & half bbIs luperfne and fcratch-
ed FLOUR
A quantity of manufactured TOBACCO
Clear and Mefs PORK
Ago il 6oye-W, l. GOODS and CROCE-
RIES-cheap for cath
SEP: y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
Fall and Winter G00d5.
DRAM & ATHERTON. h,

received Per the tofeph, from Liverpool
h1ty-three packages well chofen
Idilina5c, fancy and Staple G1od5,
which will Be fold On the moft advantageous
terms by the piece or package only.
Po,fiand, Sept Z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07
Jacob Rolfe.

S1dditr, CbaJc, HarneG and Trunk
Maker w Columbian ROW, Middle fr.
7 INFORMS his friends and the public, that
having formed a connection with Ma
rnANIEL MrrcHELL, the above buinefs will
in future be carried on by them, under the
firm Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-07

NOTICE i hereby given, that the ubfcri-
- Der has been duly appointed Executrix
Of the eltatc Of
JOSEPH sPRAGUE,
late Of TOPh1art, in the county Of Lincoln,
merchant decealed and ha, undertaken char
true by giving bond as the law directs All
perions therefore having demand, agai n th,s
eltate Of laid deceaied, are defred ID exhibit
the fame for fe;tIerenr; and All indebted W
laid citate are rcqueRed TO make Immediate
payment. RUTH SPRAGCE, Exeent,i.,
IobAlm, St3t 2.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07
BALTIMORE. lime 90

Purluant to public notice given this morning, the
citizens OF baltimore ailembled the Court Houie,
at ~ o'clock, for the PurPoe of exyreiiug their fen
tineDs on the late outrage committed on Our flag. of
the caPes OF Virginia. The meeting was more nu
merous than any heretofore known IN this CITY.
Cen $. Smith, opened the meeting by verv per-
tinent address on The Gubjett recommending. IN rho
hronseh terms, determination, tempered with due
addrsls was received with three loud
huzzds
Cen. Smith was then cholen Chairman. and 1,b,
Stephen, Secretary.
On motion, the following gentlemen were appoip.
ted committee to prepare fet of reJoutiop. e1, ..
preii,vs OF the isntinients Of the people.
A a.. r. MG,I Mkim, Samuel ster'a,
James Calhoun. M.,L pf;n,,is
Who, having retired nort tine, made report, and
fhs following proceeding, took place
R50iOae, That we View with indlce,,;o6 5od hor.
For the wan'on attack lately made U, OH the CheJ,-
peake' by ''a Bit'h ihiP r. war Leopard, by which
mary 81 our eigzeus haye been killed and wounded
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07

Nix. WA. B. ChAxsERLAIS.-As Britain will
ne. be jua till ehaiiedA-May America teach her the
iefion. tttN'
Nh. wiRr.--oar good friend and ally, the King
Of Great Brtain--our gool friend and ally, the God
Neptune the bnitcsn of the happy meet
ing between the two thar FAME conference chamber.
Zine VICE PRKsInEaf.-Peace, tito be maiptain-
ed on teams of jpaiee homer and independence War
in preference to national degradation. Heaven our
ihicd ; government our guide psIrioi,i;n, patience
and vaior our fnrports
JouN BAKrW.--Dr. VIM. Fouhec /; the PRECEDENT
oil this Feaft---May that ipirt aud enthuGaim which
has appeared 70 manifeG in him, ,l.is day, never
ceaie TO animate every American bofoni.
JAcoB |. CouEN.--The Citizens of Norfolk May
their patriotic fPirit fame throughout the u. S.
II. l.. BisceE---A total diiTolu,ion tn party ami
notify May the fentiment which prevails a, this
moment, always continue.
JEKvLL JoNEs..- May the concord and harmony
which has been exhibited this day, grow with our
growth aud frengthen with ltrength.
GEN. Wnop.--An end to all party names aud
party diain6ions; May we be united as band of
brothers in oPpoitiou the enemies Of our country
HENRY BANKs-Gen. Efo,gon Who with infe-
| rior numbers of Militia defeated the chofsn Troops,
of our foe.
JuLY 4, 1907.
A hated meeting of the Barbecue Club, which
has .xiised for upwards of 90 years. having siTem-
bed at the Revd. John Buohannan's Spring their u
lual place of meeting celebrate the 3inverary of
the independence of America Col. Robt. Gamble,
ian old revolutionary Officer Of TOY was ehofen
Preiident, and Doctor John Adams Vice. PRECEDENT.
Alter which the fociety, with number of viftors,
drank the following ToaRS, aud ordered them to be
Pubhihed in two of the city NEWSPAPERS.
l. The day we celebrate Perpetual BE its lubi-
lee.
p General Warrington Firh in ARMS: Frft in
Peace: He is embamed in the hearts of his ceun-
| trymen.
s. The heroes of 70; May their fervces never
be forgotten.
4. The u. States; Unanimity and PROPERTY.
5. The Flag OF the union; May it never be difho-
| nored.
6. The government of the U. States Strong in
the affections of the people The nation will iupport
| it.
Z. The Prefdent Of the u States
g. The Heads of Departments.
Q. The contributed Authorities IT'S theirs to lead
| 'Tis ours to follow.
10. Our Country; Party dilinaions are forgotten,
when that is niuted.
| II. The American Navy; May its ri6ng nreueth
foon bid defiance TO outrage.
~. Foreign nations Delirous of peace, we will
| nor iI'rink from war, when neccaary.
IS. Praelieing jultce towards others; We demand
it of them.
ii. Great Britain; If fhe wiihes peace, fhe mui,
| relpe6f our rights
Is. The TAR5 who fell OF board the Chefapeake
Peace to their Name, Redrefs to their country
Is. The State of Virginia May her eondua b.
always marked with that temperate firmnefs, which
diitinguilhed her in 20
II. The American Fair.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07

and the government Of country grefsly infulted
Relieved, That we have every confidence in the
wfdom and 6rn,nefs of the administration to enforce
iatisiaon for an outrage 70 daring and niurou, to
the honor and dignity of our eou- try and tina, we
will with lives and fortunes iupport the govern
nen- in all iueh r,eslures they may adept on the
moncntous oceafon,t obtain redreis and iatsfs
for the outrage aforcia;d.
RsNs'vei, That until the decfon of our government
ihall have been made known, will regard with
adherence and de,eeatiou all perfoas who n III eonu
t.nanee this unprovoked and outrageous conduct by
holding any intercourse with, aiFordng aid TO any
Of his Nj Slips Of war On our coat.
R5'oived, That we highly approve the practice and
pirted eondu9 Of our fellow citizens, AZ Norfolk and
Portsmouth
Rs'sived, Tha. Alex. M'Kim, Thos M'Elderry,
James II. M'Culloeh, James Calhoun, Sari. Srsrret,
Robs. Cimor, Mark Prngle and John Stephen, be
committee Whole duty it Gall he to forward copy
of thefe rsfolutons the Proficient of the u. S the
Gov. of Maryland md TO eorrefpond with fuch com.
misees may be appointed by the other cities and
towns of the Union, on this fubjeta
R9ofved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
publihed in the news papers of this city, for the in
formation of our fellow citizens.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07
Poimtce, 7osq, On fLs 1t5 5ny.

By GOVERNOR CABxLL.--In defence Of our vi
olated independence, we pledge lives, our for
tunes, and our iacred honor
JuDeE LYoNs.-Honorto the brave, and wealth
to the generous.
JooeE FLEMING.-Let all party dininelon a.
mong us eeaie, and let our only emulation be, who
ibs render the mon enental lervies to our much in
jured and ofulted country.
JUDGE RoANE.-Our eaufe is Jun, our union is
perleSt, our reourees are great and we pledge our
lives and fortunes thar we vii be free.
JueoE TUcKEs.-Virginis- Inlay her fons now
and to all fueceedng generations evince the genuine
p1triotifm Of l77G.
CHANCELLOR TAYtoR--May the patriotilm
which animated our fathers, never cea(e with their
foes.
On the PrefGent's returning,
MS JONI BAKLR.--8rtsin..- attention-Psine
taught US the rights If man--thou list forcJy feel
the rain Of having dared to violate them,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07
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HIS MI13E&T rs Slip BELLoNA,
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hampton NoRaJ, Jmg 8, 1907.
beg leave 10 reprefent to you, that hay-
ing oblrrved Ia the News. Papers. retaIutioh
made ~ committee, on The 99'h ult. prohibu-
ing any communication beiwt en- his Btirannic
Najcay'S Coufnl AT Norfolk, 9nd his Giips w.
Ing at anchor IN Lynbagen Bay and this beng
ni-dfnre extremely hollilc not only IN deptiy-
ing he Britiib Conful from dilcharging the du.
tbs al bis Office. hut at ihr fame time prevent
ing me from obtaining that Information fo ~.
foluteIy necedary for hiss Mai;ay's fcrvjtt. ]
am therefore determined If this infringement
Is not IMMEDtATrLY AENuLLFD, tn prohibit
every Vgllcl bound either in, or out o. Norfolk
{, proceed 10 their q fiualion, Until know
TIE pleafurc Of my GJvtpnneni, or The Com.
maadur in Chief On this Ration. You nun be
perfectly aware that the BrItih Gag never has
or never viii oe ibfultcd eith impHmy.-Y You
mar aio he aware that It has been, aud is iiIl
~ my powefto obllrutt the Whole TRACE Of the
Caeia 9edkc h1Ce the idte crcumddpCe, which
dcGNed from, truaiug that genera! unanimty
would he reftored--RelpetiiGs the c,rcGrIan.
Cos Of nc d.lerigfs lately aPPyeh-ad.d from,