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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-07

nual Reviiesu for 1906 aswctk Of establish
ed Literary and Scienti6c character, edit
ed 10 I.on aon; it's the review Of a small!
publication entitled
6 .Ace0ants Of fsuO attempts tozpards the c..
g;bzation q same Indian Aafives, By The
Societu Of Friends
8 The progress of such truths as are at
grea, practicsl importance TO mankind,
though il be slow, is. as certain as ,hascf
time. The .discoveries.of the philosopher
may slnmbsr, bat i, is only such as are ot
no utility, or of which rhs utility has 40,
| ye, been perceived The actions of men
are forgotten, and happily a great number
Of their bad actions leave DO seed behind
| them; while ali good is progressive, pro.
| liGc, and undestfuctabIe. We know no.
thing of the heroes who lived befofe-A GA
MEMNoN; they and their monuments have
mouidered, thew and their crimes are for.
gotten, and we truss forgiven. The chan
Of evil events is Of iren; it rus,s and
breaks the chain Of good is Of gold. He
who frat sowed a field. and he who frs.
broke in the OK toshe yoke, have scontinu
ed from thar hour 10 be the beneiacsoss a
mankind; The good which they have done
continues toincrease with The increase of
civilization, and will continue so TODD Till
the coasummation Of the present new or
der Of lnrn and the next new order Of the
Globe. WILLIAM Penn was member
of that sect, which WIS IN his time the
mos, despised and peFsecussd IN England: :
aud nothing bu;the hcrois,n ct az English
jury (and Il was then as extraordinary 70
6nd a iury honest, as its is nnv 10 find
them otherwise saved kina from perpetual
under sensense Of Esymu9
nire. Its frightful to reassralbst how nearly
the Paradise Lost, and the sesslsmtrt of
penpsyiYan;a. the two greasess works 81
I,sifa use aud policy, which have ever doue
honor 70 the human race. lad been pre-.
vented under the reign uf Chasies IL
Til kipg, who sill keeps bis festivals Ia
the calendar (vheothe Virgin Mary and
Apostles have been expnngedEtrom ID
gibbeted the bopes Of IREToN, sent Hutch
inson TO be poisoned blythe marsh miasma-
ia Of the siiores Of Kent, and ordered
SYDNEY 10 the scaAold; aud if he had lef.
Penn 1t rot 10 a dungeon, aud hosssed
the quarters Of mirror upsto tie gasessof
London, We should still have disbfauched
our green oaks, and rnng our church bells
la. his honor.
The French philosophers (who were
BOT wrong 10 every thiog) tsughsus right
~ 10 estimate The 9chafstter oi WILLIAM
II ENN, aud he is now Acknowledgment be.
one of the great men 81 England and Of the
world. To sly that GEoRcE Fox was
such also, wepld ssiil be9.sto the Greeks
foolishness.'s The tree, howeser,s is TO-
be Judged by lis fruits and William Penn
was The disciple 81 his naa;a, y B an all
our historians 10 the b.inaasss OF thssri
hearts and of their under audidgs, ether
p4rss unnosiced ii contempt, or e they
c6udescend 10 notice him, rall him q fala, /
tic, M
Upon the principles Of morality which
Penn imbibed from him, he established his
COLONY and the event has proved that
sound morals and soupd poaisF are the.
same. Since the day when he purchased.
~ r..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-07

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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
RUSSIAN OFFLLzL IcC0UNT.

" H9a;q5sle5g, Fe5. q, 1907.
General Sedmoratzkv, who has Just ef.
EeoteI a Junction with ny army, has brought
with him l4J5 ptussi.n prisoners, from 21o
so FreDCanen, and great deal of bag
gage, winch lac mas ta6cn from the enemy.
The retroFade march Of Bonsparte rather
resembles fight han a rtreat 1t is golciv
= the Y ~ IS 0r3ur Cossack'S horses thst
W. 1-c .r1-l--l .lc the enormous quantity
c- PRISONERS I. '- ave been DALI made since
t-- bat.- ", The dAY j etora ;cstcr-
t2T -4cy c- --y, ye-te day $50 .ni TO-DAY
So. 7-. -.5, besides b4C-. gr Wagons,
t.rag- ana r'5. ions. Ert-y thing hs.t Ne
an come -3 u-th Is taken. TIE E.--, h
syi1-4r5, dEn with hunger AMI fatigue. ro
longer feel d:s os.tl1n To defend t!c'n-
selves. at the me- SIGHT If our troo :
they throw wv thc,r arms and demand
bre ad NJ hi rcel posts are at Ieb-.
atadt. TIC w.Jte army IS in full march II
My re 4-E.ut--, lone remain AZ Konirs-
berg as ~ heath and the extreme "a
tigue have undergone, compel me to take
4 few m0mciits Of rcpose here. set out
,J-morrow. The Prussian division, com
Tnande1 by gencrl 7 a-tz, is at the extrem-
sly OF my right wig On The heights Of Bran
aeburg. General SeimmatsIy, and ren-
raj Lestocq, form Together ny left wing
Ihe grand army is N tue cen, and III
tI.is order we adv-ar= JlsY.-u she Vistu,a.
embracing Torn "a one side and Elbing Oh
the othe. Hope my troops viii soon slew
themselves On the other side ofthat river.
ia the mean time, my a-- l.ccG -llrd, rein
forced by genera n ny , Co5s.,,.E-s, 4 con-
siderable part 81 WON have elrcadY reach
Cd their destination, pursue the enemy with
cut relaxation, aud harrass them bv then.
petty y lr.are, which j. IS strange To them
It : advantageous to Us. BENNIGsEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
From PLYMOUTH, May Is.

"The sch. Betsey, Capt. Patty, ar
rived here this day in A days from Ma
laga.-The American Consul handed
the following memorandum to Capt. P.
Just before he sailed.
By letteas from Algfers, dated FEB.
%, we earn, that the Dcy has declared
war against Tunis. Two Algerine fri
gates had sailed, and another was to
follow in a few days, for the purpose, as
was supposed, Of blockading 'Iunis. A
number of xebecs and gun-boats were
getting ready, artillery,shippmg and &C
commodations for troops preparing in
the vessels, from which it was inferred
that very spirited attack on Tunis was
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
Bp tie NeaiIs.
BOSTON, MAY 81.
NATIONAL INSPECT.

The last southern papers furnish US
with the answer Of capt. Love, to the
letter sent him by the commandant Of
the U. ). fort, at Charleston
REBELLION ROAD, MAYS.
SIR have received your letter aud
having some doubts as to the authorit, bv
which ii was written, tho't proper to sat
sly mySeh Cn that head before | should
reply. BY the threat it contains, YOU aDDear
hike your government to have something
to learn. a British subject kn9-ss too wei
how % respect and obey the laws of his
county, 10 offer Intentionally. an outrage on
thu Of others, when once they are known
to be 80, But lavc TO observe, the Procla-
nation YOU mention to have been issued II
Mat, 1897, know nothing of of that lssu-
Cd IN MAY, 1870, have on, III SAY. that %
lar from 1>Ing either cledItahlc Gr becom-
ing III the president Of a country, wishing ID
bC ranked an Y 5st Tie civilized nations of
the earth, il would, III the opinion Of liberal
and enlarged minds, have disgraced even
the slngHnaIv pm ut Rohesyierre. or the
most miserable petty State IN Barbarv. Il
appears tuat the supposed offence Is 10 be
rendered by a repetition Of The circumstan-
Ccs complained OF, and that IN those v.,o.
so tar trom having any thing to do with tie
supposed aggression, were not even on or
lear nc American coast at the time. And
as Capt Wh.iby's trial MAY, PROBABLY. at this
moIncnt be pending, with me. Concurrence
81 tie United States, and ,ne ProcL.na. ion
resting on ms beng brought 10 Jus ice. It
ought p have been fought of However.
rs nlN prCCC ding 70 sea comes with, the
nlts ~ ~. .-.tOns, according IL tie or.
Ccr> am r'c-, SHAH do 20 whenever The
lI'ot t-.T'ks ' per-wAiCh orders ihave for
tAeir yloW the advantage Of the American
E"G, As "ell as the protection Of the British
sNl ".uat observe that the difficulty have
. -1enccd II Obtaining sufficient qianti-
y ct wafer, ter the purposes | wish, oblre
me 70 lave recourse to such methods As Ale
completely within my power, which other
wise should not have thought Of In the
mean time 1t isuecessary to inform Won. that
lbs Majesty's ship under nv command IS at
al tunes ready to resist, and punish any
insult that may be offered to the flag she has
the hcnor to bear, to the EAST drop of blood
that shall remain of the dutiful and loyal SUBJ
iects OF beloved sovereign. and am exalted
country. have tie honor TO be. Sir your
humble servant,
WILLIAM LOVE.
To Cant X iltciepu e. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
DON, APRIL g

We daily expect to hear of great battle
in Poland. The French intend TO turn the
left wing Of tire Russians. There Massena
will be opposed 10 Essen.
Yesterday Id. Erskine delivered up the
great seal as Lord High Chancellor, and it
was presented to Lo.d Eldon.
The Danish Government, il is said, have
given official notice, that they shall view
with d pleasure The appearance ola British
fleet III the Baltic.-The Danish Govern
ment, it i reported, have given orders to
its subjec 5, to furnish the French troops il
the Battle with every thing in their power
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

! known. And in what manner j,
these assassin-like slabs been 80; 80
at q character whose Hf- has been ,r;I
out reproach. Not openly and Il
lpubhc manner but secretly and :.
the dark-in such a manner thar i
hand OF the assailant could not he -
rested, or remedy applied till the no
son had ta&cn elect. Such are n
means which have been employed !,
deprive Mr.. S1RoHG of the conidsn"
OF his fellow-citizens. Is it loncer
matter Of astonishment that his en-
mics should be successful ? Has
lmerlted this treatment If Ne NJ,
ieithcr those you have selected
lguard the public veal, have betravaI
their trust, Oh the men who make NJ.
accusations are the most unprinciDle5
calumniators. | as Mr. Nslty' II
when candidate for the suffrage, II
the citizens OF this couhty for an oEr.
OF trust aud emolument, had the friend
OF some rival candidate secretly cjrrr-
lated throughout the county that von
was neither capable nor faithful, wops
you not have considered it unfair ana
dishonorable /? Would not all ZONES,
men have pronounced it unjust toward,
you < wicked attempt to impose oil tba
public And do we I'D; now live urdrr
a government which affords equal p.o.
lection to al its citizens, III rct4. al,,
as well as property
FIor1 the short time Mr.. Lincoln ",
resided il the District, lnot one veaH
his ofhciousness in promoting the cleo.
ton Of his .Jather, suyours more "
personal views, and Of the character y
an aspiring" lawyer" than that ola di;
interested patriot, or friend Of the Dec.
pie. Mr.. Hingate, a stranger il tbs
county, has lately been appointed Pos
Master, in order that the public inter
est might be promoted" Wou!dA
not comport more with Mr.. Granger,
motive, to attend to the duties Of hB
otfce, than to be riding about the cour
try to hold caucusses and influence the
elections
The lie which was 90 often been
rung In cur ears, that Mr.. STRONG was
uniliendly to our independence and %
often reftted, is once more drcss'd Up
anew in the well known language of
the writer Of the 'Jacobin Circular.
would only ask, if it was crime in
MIR. STRONG, to address petty de-
putty sub-tyrant, WIS it not a greater one
iii Mr.. J.fsrson, almost year after,
g moot i9y0Hy TO address, and hum5B hf:
hi9n he favor and cIemency" Of the ":
rant himself not in the capacity Of
an individual, but as representative q
the people.
The main pillar in republican forra
Of government i the virtue Of the peo-
pie and whoever endeavors to cor:
rupt the public mind or lead it astFay, il
a traitor and Parriside Of the most dan.
gerOus kind. On the freedom Of our
elections depends the security Of our
civil and religious rights. If individu-
ais are suffered to controul them, 10
matter from what quarter the influence
proceeds, our boasted charter Of suf-
frage is nothing but political farce
1t may remain in form till some Amer;
lean Bonaparte will in reoEty "usurp"
our liberties, and we shall av axe VheB
il Is TOO late.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
----0 MIMI IaI11ar -

John Randolph Is re -elected Member Of
Congress, from Virg. without opposition.
Cen William Eaton, tie hero Of Derne
Is chosen Represent, tive to the General
Court, tor the town Of Brimhcld.
Henry Hill, American Agent at Jamaica
has resigned.
In Philadelphia, Thomas M'Kean. Jun
has been arrested for sending challange to
DR.. Lieb.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

FDFIt y n TN VII
For some days past there has been re-
port OF three fold alliance between France,
Persia, and the Porte. Some say 1t is al
read! signed by the two latter powers, and
that France will accede to it
" Il news from Vienna continues to
wear the most pacific complexion. We arc
assured, that BIZ on St Ninccnt's mission to
Warsaw has had the hapiest consequences /;
ard that Austria will now exert all her in
hucnce at St Petersburg TO induce Russia
TO make peace; but, say these advices, if
contrary to all expectation, the efforts Of
the court Of Vienna are not crowned with
success, Austria will be more determined
than ever 70 remain neutral during the pres
cnt contest"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
~-ss ~ 4-z--
InPoKTAHr I.SCkA .cr DECISION.

IL the district court Of PENNSYLVANIA, Oh
Monday mOInInS, May !, tie argument
oi Marshall versus tie Delaware Insurance
Company, on tie case 81 the Kolla VS.
closed, and JUDI ment gwen for tie defend
ants" hat Trey arc only h4bie for ~ aver
age loss The principles Of the decisiys
ac Highly mPoI tant, deciding, for the first
time expressly,
!. nat the state Of fact, not ofthe intel
h5ence, at the tine Of the abandon
ment, must decide the question Of TO-
tai or average loss.
z. nat capture and restitution before a.
pandonmcnt, though not know here,
defeats the claim for total loss.
). That the property being safe. although
not actually in the possession of the as
sured, the right to abandon, and claims
as Tor total loss, cannot be exercised,
at period subsequent, with or with
out notice OF the fact here On this
point however, Judge Washington
olhy declared the leaning Of his mind /;
as he thought, the fact Of actual resti-
tuition to the insured, before the hour
q abandonment, sufficiently establish.
ed by the evidence in the case Of the
kOlla
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
FRFNcH Grand AR.Kl:
sIATN-FIFTh BULLETIN.

SIXTY FIFTH BULLETIN.
Oslerode, 10Th March, 1907.
Having been informed, ON the 1st of
March, that the enemy bad showed them
selves all along the right bank of the Pas
sage, the Emperor ordered Marshals Soult
and Ney 10 rcconn0itre, and 10 advance and
reDuise them. The enemy Immediately
made general movement, ard retreated
towards Klnnigsbcrg. Their posts, which
had retired IN great haste, were pursued
three leagues. Seeing that the French did
not make any ether movement, and that they
were pursued only BY the advanced guards,
WHO had l1ft their rigim4 MS, two regiments
of Russians Erenadicrs returned back, and
an the night approached the cAntonmcnt of
Iochern. Tie 5Jth regiment received them
With the bayonet. The 28Lh and seth be-
Eaycd IN tie same manner.
In these little combats, the Russians
have had 1860 men killed, wounded or pri-
soncrs.
After being thus assured Of the move
ments of the enemy, ,he army has returned
70 its environments.
The grand duke Of Berg informed that
corps Of cavalry had approached Willem-
berg, caused it to be attacked by Prince
g0rghr- I, who at the head Of his regiment,
charged eight Russian squadrOns, over
threw, and put them TO the route, and made
aoout 4 10 prisoners, amongst whom are
captains, and subalterns
Marshal I-cfcbre has entirely surrounded
Dantzick, aud has begun at that place the
wcrAs i decentralization.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

To Capt. Kaltcisen, &c. &c.
Fort Johnson, S G.
The Driver has sailed from Charleston

British Ireaty.-It is curious cir.
cumstancc, that when bargain is made
both p4ties should be dissatisfied with
It yet tbs is the case with tue British
treaty. Ia England the people saw that
Il IS better for America than for Eng
land, and liz America we say that it IS
100 good for England, but not good e.
n2uSp ior Am-rica.-It would certain
" De very desirable circumstance,
That the American people should have
"a opportunity of reading it, ana iudg-
Ing Tor themselves. Mr.. Jefferson has
declared that, Of all the articles it con-
t2'ls' t102 only are excepuonable-
lave Messrs. Munroc and Pinckney
q fcd 70 exceed their instructions -
Inls i subject in which every one Is
deeply Interested let the Instructions
otIhe Ministers be shown, ifthey have
exceeded them, let them be recalled
with disgrace. If The treaty contains
sucA obnoxious articles as cannot be ac-
cepted, without a sacrifice of our ma
tlonal honor or our independence, let
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
AUSTRIA.

A strong rumor again prevails, that An
-stria .las drawn the sword against France.
DOVER, MARCH 30-By ship which ar
-riv-d in the Roads this afternoon from ,he
TeSel, we learn that accounts had reached
II Hand OF the Alstrians having taken the
fed a5aiEs- the French, and that the latter
were r-treatinS ont Of PlilrJ N III d,rcc-
tons. 1t was esceu4ilaI that Tie iioIomat-
&c corps had already arrived at Bcrl \, AMI
had brJuyh3 miserable accounts u ths stat.
of the French army
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
sIxTY-sIxTH BULLETIN.

OSt@Yoce, March IL.
The grand army continues in cantonmcnts.
where it IS taking repose, Little combats
have taken place between the advanced
posts e the two armies. Two regiments
OF Russian cavalry came on the 12th to dis
turh the 69th regiment Of infantry Of the
line II its clrt0Ement Cf Lingnau, and be-
fore Gust:adh One battalion Of that rrgi-
ment took arms, ambushed thensciv 5, and
t@ed close to the enemy, who left ~ men
IN the Geld. General Guyot, who COM
mlndcd the advanced posts Of MARSHAL
S0u!t, has lad several engagements which
f4ve terminated 70 his .d1 antage.
After Il little Z tile 1f Wilicmbciy, the
granl duke II Berg las driven all tic Cos
sacks tom the right bank Of the Elbc, III or
der 10 assure hinis. If that the enemy was
not concealiaE song movement. lie cane
20 " az embour, Sec5ur, MeUsgut', and
Blochofisb3urg. He had some engagements
with tie eneEiy's cavalry, and has made a.
bout 100 Cossacks prisoners.
The Russian army have begun 70 concen-
t.ate on t t. coast OF BArtensteln on the Allie
= Russian division on the coast of Crcutz-
b0urg.
The enemy has made 9 movement Of one
day is march towards konnig4berr The
wlolc 0f the French ar ~ is cartohei.
General Truiier has invested Cltblrg
divisioa of z, geo Bavarians, commorI-
ga by the ijrince oval Of Bavaria, las passed
the Vistula at Warsaw, and las rcjoincd
TIC army
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
BRITISH SUBSIDIES

A letter t:gn GutteroIrg states. that part
of th- $4,000. sent by tic British ror,-n.
Inent ID t.e emperor Of Russia, had been
detained At that place.-Thc probabilit,
however Is, that the part alluded % has
beea allowed To remain III Gpttcnburg. IS
par. o. The subsidue due Ey Russia to S,,.-
den. tn. bullion !ef there FL that purpose,
Is csat2ncd il 81 casks, Of 900 Io!s. eacb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
sTUTCARD. MARCH IL

sTUTCARD, MARCH II.
The reports Of an armisticc are still in
circulation and, it is added, that since the
mediation OF the Court of Austria lras been
offered, tnc Emperor Napoleon has express
ed his willingness to treat with Russia, up
on the conditions offered by NJ. D'Oubril
We mention these things merely as rumors
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

it be shown TO the people, ana thefrpat-
riotism will spurn it from their coun-
try.-But if these things cannot be
proved, we hope that the country will
not be kept in jeopardy, to CRAFTY a
corroding animosity against Great-Brit-
aIn.-CaroL Messenger.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
british INTREPIDITY.

AltOna, March 2A.-On the 18th instant,
the French toll-ship stationed at Stad, car
rying IL guns and IS men (soldiers and sal
lors) was boarded by boats belonging to
the British frigate stationed off the mouth
Of the Elbe, and carried without the loss OF
a man on the part OF the British.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

The Cotton tavtJ.y At Patterson, N W
Jerscy, was destroy 81 By fire ia lne Ilsn d
,Ae louu INST. .Lciud.ns aI tnc machinery
AL. a qua.uy Of unA,anulCuIed cotton.
lac loss Is ea-.m~n- u IL upw-iuS OF 1890
dOh4.S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
5Otel3n 9ntelltsente.
sEKX<

By late arrivals at tie SoHthzUard from
Vayious Parts Of EHr01fe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

Judge Workman, in declining contro.
yersy with all anonymous writer ao,.;nst b;U,
IN the n. Orleans papers saws. f" Gnd tnn nr',i
my pen sunk low enough whcr It descanJ" !
TO gov. Claiborne; but # ,ouare NOT 49,,
coward ward rs you arc b o2khead, leave your
.eAi name with tie printer 'OO'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
LITERARY INrELLICENCR

- IS with pleasure we announce to the
Puonc that the life Of Washi4gtoz, By Ram
say Is ready Tor and will be put to press II
rev days IN this city Several gentlemen
VINO have seen the manuscript, do not hes;
tate 70 pronounce it, what would naturally
oe expected from the author and the snb.
lect, work Of the most classic elepance
II VII be comprised IN one volume octave
ana printed N an elegant mamcr.-Phi. t4b.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

Such is the increasing prosperity of
England, that the War Can be carried on
for three years, without any additional
tax. This report of the Chancellor Of
the Exchequei does not look like ma
tional bankruptcy, which the Jacobins
for years past have been wishing and
proCaiming.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
53crtiafl0,
FOREIG.N.
5l01oay, Nay IS, 1907.

FOREIG.N
The last acco4nts from Europe, say
that the prospect Of peace increases On
the continent but there is nothing Oh
fetal to warrant the opinion. No 0p-
eraions Of consequence have taken
place between the Russians and french
since. the battle of Eylau. The latest
intelligence from that quarter informs
that great PREPARATIONS were making,
and that a general engagement was
shortly expected Which would in all
probability decide tie fate Of The war in
Poland Both Russian and French az
mics have received largereinforctments'
The Turks are active in preparing tor
the war with Rassia-Denmark opp
ses the Engish's sending feet into
the Baltic, and favors the French u
that noighborhood-The Dey Of AZ
gitrs has declared war against Tunls.
-ocooo-
Rather {" Squaly" IN Lod5iana get.
An officer of the u. S. at Fort Stod'
dent, writes, that "the Spaniards q! Mo-
bile have assumed a degree of insc'
lence altogether iHtolerable--In open
opposition 10 the assurances which he
last fall received FROM Gen. Howard q
Pensacola, Of the free fassoge Of our
vessel and effects by Mobile, they Plt
our people to thr trouble, risk, and &.
pence Of unlading every article q
their cargoes, and make them pay, >
toll OF IL per cent thereon. The sen
Victory, left this port Jews days ago
with cargo OF Cotton for New-O-
leans, the duties on which at MobHe
amounted to lao dollars. The socP
Castor, laden with stores for the troops
at this place, and goods for The ChociaV
factory, has been detained since INC
middle of last month, under the prelsA'
that some of the papers are wanting .
enable them to lay the oujes :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

We hear from Cincinnati, that at court
there held the "a week OF April, Charlie
Waiter was convicted on me charge Of
having stolen the sum # ~ thousand dol
lars, from the receiver u pubic MONIES At
thai place. He was sentenced % return 10
James t.ndley, IrUIn whom tie money was
taken, the sum Ot 91,VJU IJh4rs-to suner
three months lnp.Is onIiIont-tO Jay = hIle OF
2UO dJIlars-tO receive ten lIsnes on the
bare back "a ,he 25d Of MAY, ana 10 sand
committed unt! the sentence III complied
WIN -WuSh. feL
Vdt4eT is .I1h
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

The last southern papers furnish US
with the answer Of capt. Love, to the
letter sent him by the cOmmandant Of
the U. 5. fort, at Charleston