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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
FRENCH BLOCKADE.

The late decree Of the Emperor Ma.
9oLEoN, declaring Great b9Ttain, Ire.
and, sc. in a state Of blockade, has pal
sled all commercial enterprise in every
part Of the United States, where the in.
formation has been received. The blow
aimed, BY that decree, is almost eXclu-
sively directed against the commerce Of
the United States, who may now be said
to be the only neutral commercial nation
on earth.-Those who have vessels IN
England, or I"dia, IN the pursuit of an
honest commerce, must expect to hear
ofthcir capture, by the numerous priva-
tcers, which according TO the last &C
counts from France, were fitting out, ID
seize on them But those privateers
will not be confined to France, every
port from the UIeoer, to the .HdriQlc
will swarm with them; and every thing
which has any stamp of Eng lish on it.
will be captured and carried in, as bon
tlrlze. What effect this destructive de-
cree will have on our government at
Washington, we have yet to lean.-It
IS TO be hoped the magnitude ofits enor-
NIFTY will be felt and suitable measures
taken to remedy its operation, or to de-
mand It's extent and bearings. --Centinel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

Protector of Divinity in Harvard Unworthy,
to Mifs Mary Lincoln.
AT Falmouth, Mr.. Silvanus Cook, of Port
land to Mifs Mary H Davis, of the former
place.
AT KingRon, LowerCanada. Or. Smith, TO
Mils Martha Robinlon, Daughter Of the late
captain Thomas Robinfon, formerly Of tkis
town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
SsJfidgs's Trial !!
JUN received and for fale by
llaaC ADAMS.

IiaaC Adams.
THE Trial of TBomas o. SeLfJitge, Efq be
fore the Hon. Z(aae Pa ke,, for killing
Mr.. CbarisT Agf1, on the Public Exchange
in Bottom, Auguf 4, 1906 Taken in fhorr
hand, by r. Loy4, Elq. late Reporter Of the
debates in Congress, and Geo x. Games, Efq
late Reporter Of the fate of Newyork aud
ianctioned by the Court.
dfsO-A correct ftatement of thu whole pre-
ilminary controversy between Tho. =. Se5c
ridge and Benz, AHfia ;-LkeTOit brief ac-
count Of the cataltrophe in tate ftreet, Bof
ton, with fome remarks, by THO O. SELF
RIDGE
--" III t4kss ny life,
Wben Re dotb take tie 1eans zO5<rsBy Ice"
Shakespeare.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

Thomas Child
HAS FOR iale, at his fore, foot OF
Fi1h-Rreet, Portland,
$50 bis. iuperfne and fine Flour,
29n boxes omok'd Herrirgs,
1000 vt Cheele, the greater part very nice,
for family ule,
1000 VT. Butter, do do do
Together with a general afortment Of
II. l. GOODS ant Or .HRIES,
all which will be fold at the lOwelt price, for
cath or good credit.
Feb. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
70 the Laaies.

Rowe & KcuS,
HAVE Jua received, and for faIe Al their
4 Store, IN Midde-arect, an adortmsnt
Coclaco Furnitures
DITTO Cahcoes Of the ben fabric,
Laced, JapaRed, and Spriged Cambrcs,
White and coIOred Kid habit Gloves
Fancy Silk Handkerchief
Ditto Shawls, fome very elegant
A large afortment of Combs,
Black, crow, dove, 6lver grey and chang
able Luitring.
LIKEWISE,
An aaorrment Of the very ben fuperfne
Broadcloths, Of the mott fashionable colou-s,
& c. &c
Feb. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
Sale al Auction.

On Fri 18th inn. The Jfock in trad
Of Nm Le7vi5, in Middle Street,
(next d9sr to Mr.. Oh. Stimgj6n'r J
'CONoIS Ting of Teas, Coffee,
Sugars, Brandy, Rum, Wine, MoIafes,
Fruit aud Crockery ware.--rhe Goods are in
good order, and will be fold in lots TO fuit
purchafers.
Terms made known at the place Of faIe---
Sale at o'clock
(. GREELY s. co. AE47i.
Ell %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
4" Our SISTER REPUBLIC"

The leaders OF the democratic party
in this country, have been the uniform
advocates OF French success, Of French
naesures, sndFrench po hcy-O. that
France would conquer England, or at
least, destroy her naval power, then,
say they, would the United States be
fndehendent and prosperous indeed, and
because the federalists have opposed
this ruinous, this parasitic opinion, they
have been represented by the malig-
nant and stupid scriblers in democratic
papers, as 9 old tories" " monarch
lists" and foes to a republican gov
ernmeRt." In the circulation Of these
lies, the hirelings Of France and the
Jacobin party in the United States, have
spared neither time nor exPence--
Thousands ot honest and unsuspecting
citizens have been estranged from those
principles which led to the establish
ment of our Independence, and gave
birth and operation to our civil institu.
ions.
How long we shall be allowed the
possession Of these privileges, is sub
Ject o. seriousconcern. Unless thatpoli-
cy which has thus far marked the con
.uct Of the general government is 4
lndoned d, and the principles and spirit
4 the Washington and Adams admin
STATIONS are permitted to preside in
our national councils, our sovereignty
nd property viii be subject to tie
rasp Of Bonaparte as often as he may
mink proper to make his demands.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

~ Yesterday the 22d inst abo I half
past l O'Clock ia the afternoon, shock Of
an Earthquake was experienced in this town.
It was accompanied BY Iumbling- nosie ~
miar to that made BY carriage IN passing on
frlzen ground, the duration uf the re Tort
was about forty seconds, and appeared to go
Oft In southeast direction.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

Wb0eUer zOant5 5000 collars
WILL do we'll TO buy Ticker in H1tfel3
" B,iago Lottery, which commence dray-
ing in April ne1t.-riclers dollars, Q4ar-
ter' s74, for iaIe By
ilaac Adams,
at his Book0ore No. Z, FiA-Rreet.
DIP Tickets and Quarters in the Tenth
Claf' Of AmgEsqg Canal Lottery
For iaie as above. general afortment of
BOOKS and STA TIONAKY-Julllce's and
Commercial Blanks-Bisnk aud Account
Boots.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
25arrlRD,

IN Providence, Mr. Edward Haskell "a
Mils Elizabeth Turner.
In Cambridge, Rev. Henry Ware, D D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

!, FOR LIEUTESANT-G GOVERNOR,
; EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Esq.
And TO recommend to their
fellow citizens an UNITED and
: PERSEVERING EXERTION
to effect these objects.
} CT THE most perfect harmony pre-
: vailed at the meeting, accompanied
) by firm and general persuasion,
that nothing will be wanting TO en-
5 sure success, if the friends Of the
present virtuous and excellent Chief
! Magistrate. who still compose great
majority Of our citizens, viii attend
on the day Of election, ana Support
their principles --MAssAcHusErTs
: has a right 70 expect and does eX-
: Pect, that the friends % her prosper
; ity and honor will be al their posts,
: and do their duty
It's not IN morals to command SIC
I cess
) Bur zgeH % more.-We ggiX Deserve
It,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
NOTICE.,

IVA ~ ~
IS hereby given TO the United Ma
yizs and Fire Injaraaee Company Of Portland,
20 meet at Columbian Hall, GA Fhurlday the
18th day Of March next, at o'clock ID the az
ternoon, 70 choofe their fr1 Board Of Dlrec
tors. ELIAS THOMAS,
JOSIAH cox,
Feb. q. JOSHUA RICHARDSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
CONGRESS-.

GIN Boats and ForLfcatione.-Mr Elliot,
when tins subject was under consideration
in Congress, remarked-"We are reproach-
ed with changn our opinion on the subject
Of Gun-Boats. am glad if one error is cor
rected. l have attended somewhat to the
history Of gun-boats, but will not trouble
the house with the subject. They appear to
be Kind ofvessel floating on the surface OF
the ocean for the purpose OF keeping asmali
deposit of national spirit, if we have any left
to put on board but x they are once assaiied
BY the rude embraces Of the nortn west
wind, they lose their maiden purity, and are
lost al once. Gun-boats, il seems, may be
useful ill places where there are Nd winds,
ana no Currclts-and no where else The
plain English Of il all is, thai they are good
iornotMog."
Mr. Elmer said he had some experience
in gun boats in Lake Champlaln, during the
last war. The Briush found h,Jq diiflc vi.
y a I.oD:.5.n5 IA d;5t,)u45 -Aen
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
Wanted,

\ CAPABLE Ready young Wo-
man. to Cook and do Houfe- work, il a
large Family, where two are kept and man
Generous wages will be given good re-
commeadation viii be expected Enquire ot
the Printer.
Portland, Feb. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

7Be toLlo4OirgYegti' mere a E4gayfo4er, .. Tasf
DAY, tbe I7t5 mn.
Sch Little Sarah, Saunders, Of Wifcafee,
from Mart for Bottom big Mary, FroR, Of
Portflno1th; feb 0rono, Clark, for Po.tlant;
brig Ven US, Prentas, for Portland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
9dles bv auftioy,
TOMORROW,

TOMORROW,
at F. Greedy & Co.'S. Office
A N invoice of Englilh, India and
French Q lODS. viz
Broad Cloths, Kerleys, Blankets, Silk ShsgsA
Threads, Hole, Toiineits, Diaper, Bzndannas
India Cottons, Ribbands, Velvet bindings
Muffs, &c. &c.
u pieces French Duck.
Terms iiberal-Sale at 10 o'clock.
Eel %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
DfH0luti0n of PactnerIblb.

lIFV0IU7E0H " W'TH5IJDID
NOTICE is hereby given that the co-part.
~ nerihip of the 1ublcribers under the
firm of MLELLAN u BROWN,
will (by mutual conlent) be didoIved on the
tirlt day of March next all perfons having
demands on faid fl m a.e reque1ed to exhibit
Them, and thole indebted to make payment.
STEPHEN MLELLAN,
WILLIAM BROWN.
Portland, Fs5. %,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
loci Hall.

No, q. Long WBayf
HAS for faIe now landing at his fore, the
! : cargo Of the Brig Fame, conlRing of
n hbd5. WndwAr1 Hand Rum !;
and II hhds, ben retailing MolzTes
III 2g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

Since our last, we have received no
further intelligence respecting Col.
Burr, and his associates. Accounts
hitherto nave beenvarious and contradic-
tory, which have given rise to muck
smoke and little fire.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
C1nc2rd Pank Blk.


Handslls, lilued by the Portland and Maine
Banks, have been PrOfuiely handed about this
town, for the pu.pOie # iuluring the ciicua-
tion Of Concord Bank Bills The public Al :
respectfully INFO med that The fupgeltion thar
th0le bills were brougl here 70 draw the lpe-
Gle from the Portland AID Maine Banks, IS
not correct The Concord Bank CIimothy
Walker, Preiident, and 5. Sparhswk, CaGlier)
has in rs vauit, $1,000 dollars in lpece, au4
have not iAued 70 thar amount in hiiis-tie
holder y iafcr with thole bills han with all
mott any other, o. amount Of the Directors
endoriing the fame, and their ait ~ incorpcr-
arIon, making their indvIdua. prJper.y liable,
lhoud any accident happen iad Bank. q lie
aforeiaid bills pats as current at Bottom aud
eifewhere as any other Bank bills whatever.
The public viii now coniider whether the
committee of the Banks in this town. requur
you not to give currency to fad bills to- 5ey,..
benefit and advantage, Or their own.
Concord Bank b., are Of the inaproPtia, ~
Perkins StereCtype, iteel plate, WHICH u t.;1
TO be certain iecu rity againlt counterfeit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
&a,ctte ship GeiDB.

-Fri1ay, Fec 20.
Arrived brig Fame, capt. Gould, 10 days
fro Eesis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

$4,000
In offering he above Scheme, The patronage
Of the pubic IS RESPECTFULLY lohcited and
Sonfldering tie importance Of the Object for
which this Lottery was authorized, the high
cit expectations are entertained "a their liberal
iuPport In adventurng III thi, Lottery,
every one has fair pro pe6 Of gam aud
houid his Ticket be unluccelsful, may with
pleaure reflect that be has qenerouly contli-
outed 10 encourage and promote he uleful
enterprise q our country.
SAMUEL PORTER, Y
ELIJAH DICKINSON,
ISAAC ABFRtROMBlE. ) l4,sar.,,
SAML. T. DICKINSON,
John II 4STING5, Jun.
tickets and patrs id the above
Lottery, whiGh u the next "a corlmence draw
ing, tor laie At the original price, but will rife
in few days.-Pleafe to apply at To 11gr
ClaTF' Bookstore and Lottery Office, Fiji
Street, Portland
." Concord Bank bills taken in payment.
Feb. 23
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
patriotic Nominations.
BOSTON, FEB. 1907.

BOSTON, FEB. 1907.
AT a large and respectable
meeting of FEDERAL RE
PUBLICANS from all parts OF
the State, held on Tuesday G
yening, the Sd inst. it was
Resolved, unanimously, to sup
port the election, of the follow
ing gentlemen for the ensuing
year -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
Tia # III 3 idge Lottery.

He fubfcribers, appointed mana
gers of the above Lottery by an Act Of
the Legislature ofthe Commonwealth Of Maj
fachufetts, paGed on the 9th day Of June l~ft.
having given bond, for the faithful dilcharge
Of that ruf, respectfully prele1t 70 the Public
the following
Scbsrqt 8c The Fiuf CLtG.
1900 Tickets at dis. each, i $4,000 de.
Prize Of 5000 dis. is 5000 dis.
do 2,OO0 do 1000
5Prizes of 900 do 5000
IL do 500 do 5000
20 do loo do 1000
100 do 50 do 5000
900 do Is do $500
4725 do do $500
Prizes 5ls4 2 Not 2 blanks $1,000 dis.
Blanks 1856 ! 10 prize. ----
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
FOR GOVERNOR,

MS LACELLENCY
CALEB STRONG, ESQ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16

We are we'll assured that the last lets
ter to our government from our ministers
at the court OF ST.. James's, is dated Nov.
II. and that then the treaty between the
United States and Great Britain had not
been made. 1t is, however, copjee,ured,
from the dispositions eyinced on the part
of the British government that treaty mas
since been made, aud that it is now on its
way to the u S.
(.Balt. inner.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16

s. One half Of the proceeds of mer.
chandize declared 10 be good prize and for
feited as IN the preceding articles, shall
go to Indemnify merchants who have suf.
fered losses by the English cyuizers.
Z. No vessel coming directly from En-.
gland or her colonies, or having been
there since the publication Of this decree,
shall be admitted into into any port.
s. Every vessel that By false decla-
ration coatrayenes, the foregoipgsdisposi-
ton, shall be seized ;-aad the ship
and cargo con6scatcd as English proper.
IT,
r.. This article states, that the coun.
ellis Of prizes at Paris and a. Milan shall
have recognizaucc of what may arise in the
empire, and in Italy under the present
article ]
10 COMMUNICATIONS Of this decree
shall be made TO the king Of Spain, Ma
plies, Holland, Erutia, and 10 our other al.
hes. whose subjects as well as ours, are
victims of the injustice and barbarisy Of
the English Marasime code.
II Our ministers Of foreign relations
&c. &c. are charged with the execution Of
the present decree.
Slgued,
NAPOLEON.
BY the emperor,
Il. d. Mares sec'ry ofs,ate.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
ITALY.
GEEoA, Move mber 10.

GEEoA, Move mber 10.
Several letters from Marsei.les mention,
that a vessel arrived thers from the Levant,
had brought the intelligence that the Otteman
Porte had declared war against England and
Russie-This news is confirmed by letters
from Leghorn, whittier it was brought by a
vessel witch made her passage from Con-
stantinople in l6 days, The Russian and
English ambassadors had already Quilted that
capital.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
SPAIN.
MADRID, November 10,

MADRID, November 10,
Several shocks of an earthquake have lately
been felt at Grenada which have damaged Sc
verai houses in that town-lt IS also said that
a whole village has been swallowed up, and
that it is replaced by river--this Is al that
the first alarm has permitted cur CORE pond-
ents to give US; further details are impatiently
waited for.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16

80 posion. escaped the s'ms Of the o. !
,aer two corps nat u oa,s Is. aaas a 'ns
s sior, the Gussp, gsnesal 9alkrsu'n' aaa
S'0g' IN or Twelve oia.eH were saved ];
o a, he king was at koaBsberg with a.
ms, ms .;qh, .housand men Most Of The
T,,oeh troops have resarfd 70 osriln -
,,ar,tal Dasousi is gonfso rossn, NO,
p'a' 40 -. follow him Ticking OF Holland
=, : reouestrd 10 re- arm sohis Own kingdom.
Primes Jsrome inyes;iu5 TWO 'owus 20 q.
-. 81 which he ,akS possession mar
- h.l aIor,isr has arrryed az Hamburg 20
. ~. the Elbs and WISER.
drmistscs nth Prassaa.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
E@tract of.a letter catcd
FoRT GIBSON, iAiss. Terry

l4th Jan. 1907.
&c Burr, with about seven boats, ard from
70 10 100 men, is now Oh tie MISSISSIPPI r.
ycr, so miles above Natohez, wlic1e he WI
remain until the balance of lis boats arrive
an attempt has been rla { to tare lin by tie
sheriff with a sna,l party, but without sue
cess-to-morTow tie sheriff with tie posse
comltetus Will again make On &ttenlpi---ti,s
executive has issued o. eys &c ne IT islg,, AMI
the r'itory is in moti2a-- bat FROM. the mum
her coming down t river 70 jcir &ur7, and
the stosition OF many of tie inhabitants cf
the territory to rot A,eiest him, ara sppre-
hensive that he viii pass the country without
being taken. He declares his views are not
inlmica to the government OF the States,
but that he intends to tale Baton Rouge, and
operate entirely against tie Spalisrds, and
add brighter star to tie American govern
rnent than ornaments its present brilliancy."
aid.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
dymlstsce nth Paasssa
r,,1RTy THIRD BULLETIN OF THE
iiiis GRAND ARMY.
Berlin, Nov. II, 1895.

BERLIN, NOV. II, ioOo'
.rss orr,,st;ce which follows was yesser.
j.. ..r,rd a, Charlossepburg. The sea-
-, hr'rg .dvaaced this arrangement d.
.srn;Dss me station Of the enemy .---
ps,, Of Prussian Poland icing occupied
~ ,hs FrsDca, and part remaining nsu.
4 nsi
apl king Of Italy, ADD his msJsssy the
,ior of Prussia, ia consequence OF nego.
a,,,;ou, for peace, begun 90 the Esd OF
99,c,obsr last, 60 unfortunately interrupted
~b,,s Judged it accessory TO agree 10 a
.o,Dsosion al arms, and for this purpose
have appointed as pieniposeanasies, VIZ
his m,,ss,y tbs emperor ofthe French
Mi,basI Doroc, marshal, &c. and his ma
;rs,g he kieg of Prussia, the msiq gus OF
i.schesiei, soa general de Zassrew, who
a.,sr tssius exchanged Pa@ershase agreed
to ,he following a.,lcles.
/. The forces.of his majesty the king
Of Prussia, now on ,he right bank CT the
ystala. shall ASSEMBLE at Konigsberg, 10
Royal Prus9is, beyond the rigas bans OK
lhe VS. ola.
3. Tue amy of hia s,aies,y the empe-
ror Of the FTrech and kiag OF italy shall,
occspy ,ha, part ofs. Prussia, which is
bounded by the right bank Of The Vlstula,
10 20 the nouta Of tbs Bug. The town of
?horn, tue foytrcss and cry ofGruden's,
he CITY ard cisadel of Danssjc, the tawn
Of (Celba, & Fenzyc( whica shat! he de.
lYered ~ to them as sccuilty. snd 10
Silesia the town Of Glogau and Bfeslau,
with such parts Of Soutn Prussia as is
bounded by the right bank Of the Oder,
and also .he part that is siiuated upon the
left banks Of ths, river, 10 be limited by
iue drawn fron the0dsr, ak FIVE leagues
aboye Bresiau. passing 10 Gklsu. 70
breo at three leagues fron schweidai,z,
(wi.hoa' Including il and from thence 70
Frysburg. s.sn6shnst. and conaectiug il.
8 self with Roiiensia at Liebeu.
S. TIE other parts Of Eas, Prussia, or
New Eas, Prussia, shall be occupied BY
\ either a,my-French, Prassisn, or Rus.
sian; but If ir should be takss possession
OF by the latter, his majesty The king Of
Prussia engages, that they shsll fall back
TO their own territories, aud likewise not
TO ada,itthe forces of that power Into his
tirgdon, during the time this arm slice
shall continue.
4. Hame!n and Nieuberg, with their
arms and ammunition, shas, be delivered
uptothe French troops, and aninventory
shall be made within eight DAYS from the
eSehange of rasi6cations, Of the presen;
armis'iee. The garrisons of these placs 8
shall oct be made prisoners of war, but
shall be marched to Koaigsberg, aed shall
receive ell convenient accommodations On
The route.
5. The negotiations shall continue at
Iha'ioteuburg, and if peace shalt no, be
Tue result, the parties engage not 70 recon-
mence hostilities without previous notice
OF Ten days.
o. The present armistice shall be ratih
Gu oy Inc contracting powers on ,he TWEEN
hrst instant, at Grandni,z, when aad
where the Publications shall be exchapg.
10 faith of which, We the under
signed have hereunto placed our
respective seals, at Char.otsen.
burg, 18th Nov. 1906.
DUROC.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16

they are not to cease till the period OF ex.
cAangs.
General Savary, whom the emperor ap-
pointed TO direct the siege Of Hameln, had
aconference on the goth with general Lee
cog, and the prussian general, and made
him sign capitulatrcn D 600 prisoners,
amongst whom are six generals, magazines
sufficient to subsist ten thousand men for
six months, stores of all kinds, q company
OF horse artillery, and 500 cavalry ars ID
our power.
Savary set off Immediately for Nieu.
burg, IN order TO make that fortress ca
pisu!ate, in which Il is shsught there is a
garrison of from TWO 10 three thousand
men,
A Prussian battalion Of 5000 men, 10
garrison ar Csentnschau, at the ex.reml-
~ of fo'ish Prussia. capitulated on the
18Th, befare $50 light horse of the ID re-
giment, united to 500 Polish confede-
rates, who appeared before the fortress.
The garrison ere prisoners of war; con.
siderable magazines have been found in
it.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
Lost. on Thursday last,

Between the utter end IF Kzng-street and tie
Bank ef Potonac,
a NEGOTIABLE NOTE, drawn by
"A Lewis De5loia, in favor of James M4tt
and Co. and by them endorsed for 600 dollars,
at 60 days. All persons are forewarned from
receiving said Note, as payment has been
stopped. The finder will be rewarded for Lis
trouble on leaving it with
James Mutt & Co.
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