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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Ep the asails.
NORFOLK, OCT. 26, 1907.

NORFOLK, OCT. 26, 1907.
ALARMING TRUE.
The Editor Of the Norfolk Ledger,
has asserted, on the authority of two
gentlemen of high responsibility, and
whose names, he adds, were he at lib
erty to give, would satisfy every one,
that they are incapable Of asserting an
untruth, that, BEFORE me affair qftho
Chesateake, those gentlemen waited
on President jefferson, TO pay their res
poets to him ;--that his conversation
astonished them.-He expressed his
persuasion, THAT THE PEOPLE OF
THE UNITED STATES WERE
JEALOUS FOR a WAR WITH
BRITAIN THAT France, he said, had
shifts and zve had Sramen. On their
return from the Presidents house, they
conversed On the extraordinary Ian
guage of the President, and agreed,
that his Uie7us acre for WAR WITH
ENGLAFD and ALLIANCE WITH
FRANCE He IS a reflect French
man." said one of item. Remember,
all this was before the Chesapeake affair.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
-, CCocycc0ccCI rf G.

Irtsh EjHtahA In BeIturbet church
yard, Ireland, is this inscription -
* Here lies John IIiglev, whose I-trer
end rno:lser were drowned il their pass
age from Amerlca. Had they both
lived, they would haye bsel Eari-d
here"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Farmers almanac far 1903.
For faIe at the BOOKSTORE Of
isaac Adams,

No. 7, FjG1)resf,
T HE FARMERS ALMANAC, calculated
= on new and improved PLAZA, for the year
of our Lord, 1903 Being BeGextile or Leap
Year, and thirty-fecond Of the independence
Of America. Containing, besides the large
number Of Astronomical Ca culations, and the
farmers Calendar for every month in the
year, as great variety as any other Almanac,
OF New, Uietul and Entertaining Matter. BY
ROBERT 3. Thomas.
- Prize doiIars per g,o5s, 874 cents per aoz-
e. and III cents 5inglt or %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
NOTICE J!

NOII1E!
For saAe il ~ Gssosae1, al ID. lo7y,y corner.
tie DeOeAiqg LouIe, 0ffee aaS stare belonging 10
TIE 5fate Of Ass JftsEeA, E.q, deeeofsI; beng an
sxeeilsai Gaad Jor trailer as f5s Country afo,ds
Be zO5le zo Be ,oi At priztc sale on liberal ere-
az q ssVsyai war ye7a;rs re iaisrsg beiae paid
a''aaAy FOR fntLsH Pa'fieuAay5 ezgaiyy nay Be-
F7aae q re fRbIt1iJsr III Portian4
o1. Il. L. WHITMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Elegant Nabsb5, Fzfey Sba4OLs, &c.

Elegant NabobJ, FLeey SbaqOLs. &c.
JUST Received, and now opening for fale
j at the
Cbeap Store,
No. 2, Fji5,Eyert.
Elegant twill'd fix and cotton Nabobs;
do. 81 fquare twill'd do Shawls
doz. Fleecy ShaMls, baaaJons figures
Afso-l bale real fuperfne Royal Peliece
Cloths, conhlting of the following falliona-
Die colours:
Scarlet,
Bottle-Green,
Navy blue,
COrbeau,
Light Drab, and
Afh
5 pieces real fcarlet dy'd fgur'd peI;e ce
Flannels, for children's wear;
bale So Rufia Diaper
1 do. Ruilia Shirting;
Fashionable ELK and tabby Velvets, for Pc
lieces
The above Goods are telling off rapidly at a
cheap rate, Nog. 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
TO LET.

a CONVENIENT one nory DWELLING
: HOUSE, Garden, &c. pleafantly iitua-
ted in Ess.F'eef, now occupied by Martin
Iharter-For terms apply to
Nov. g. William GOLDMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
IMPORTANT Do cOMMFRCE

fropl Amsterlaw, ser. II, 1897.
F" Vessels That have touched at Eng
land, or which Rave been 1uyrfek into
Eng Aani, are not allowed to discharge
here. AS sedh AS a vessel arrives, tho
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Rowe & Kews.

No c, Af.Ey's Rs7o,
EJAVE JIM received large anu elegant AZ
flTtmcnt of
six, Cott1H, and HIo5Ln Gals,
which hey viii ZEN very dap hy wholefale
or retai, Nov o
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
From Fordvce's Commifatus ,4lglorum

From Fordyce's CommitatWs A7giorRm,
for 1906.
There are in Great Britain, including the
! army, navy Inhabitants 10,979,08
| of which under is $3.50 796
| From Is To 90 6,744, 847
Volunteers ofthe united kingdom 100000
Militia Of Great Britain 7O,568
Persons employed in England in
| agriculture 1,524,227
| in trade and manufactures 1,770,332
In England there are acres 34,874, 600
In Scotland 1856, $40
In Wales 2,370,O00
There are in England, scarcely four acres
to each person, twelve acres to each person
in Scotland, and nearly ten to every per-
son iii ales, about five acres to each person
in Great Britain--three acres well cultiva-
ted are supposed sufficient for each person.
The inhabitants Of Ireland are 5,499, ga
There die in Greet Britain every
year 332,708
Every month 1857
week 6,398
day GA
hour 10
three minutes 2
Number of inhabitants in the thirteen lar
gest cities and towns in Great Britain, &C
cording tc Census taken in 1901.
London, including Westminster
and Southwark 864, 1925
Manchester $4,000
Edinburgh, including Leith 50, $50
Liverpool 1868
Glasgow 77,S85
Birmingham 1850
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Cr0ckery y GLaG-Ways Store.
Robert CrofS,

FJg-fyea,
IAS imported by the Ocean and James, di-
rect from the manufactures, large and
compleat afIortHieut Of WARE, coniiiting Of
Blue printed,
do. painted,
Enameld, 1WARF,
China glazed aud
Cream col.
GLASS WARE.
CIT. Plain.
o.. Dscanters OF Decanters
Fl do Pt. 20
] pt. do ~. do
Wines Gobletts
Tumblers Wines
Cruitts TumbIers
salts Cruitts
Jelies Cream Do;s
Gobletts.
A handfcme aGortment Of Japan WARE
Walters sarvers
Knife Trays bread do
Caniaers Candelcks
Decanter Rand S1uGer trays
Cadies and Looking Claies
20 Ehds aior I'd Ware
lol crates aGorted 90.
6 do enamerd Cups and Saucers
do cream COL
20 crates different ize Plates
2 do oval Dilhes
do baking Difhes
do bowls and Saucers
do blue printed, one complete dining
fer each
2 do brown lined
40 90 Chambe, Pots
DO black Tea Pots
% q. and p. Mugs
do a. and Pr Jugs
DO walh hand Baions
10 boxes Dutch cut Clals Ware, aforted
60 a. and 1T. Decanters
Hhds. lriih Ware
Is boxes Pipes, groce in a box
~ do China, set each
Cups and Saucers.
S-r Country traders can be fuPpliod BY
1rAte OF package. &ev. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
h Valuable Real ERafc.

FOR iale, new three 0ory Building on
IHgSabam s-Wba,f- Coniling OF two large
and convenient Stores, &c.-Conditions lib
eral, and terms Of payment eafy-Apply to
SePt. 7. STEPHEN FOSTER, Jun.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

Fyb-FYeef,
HAS imported by the Ocean and James, di-
! l rect from the manufactures, large and
compieat aflortmeut Of WARE, coniiiting Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
Europe.
FROM OUR FRENCH PAPERS.

| PARIS, May 23.-Auihentic letters announce
that French Officer dispatched by the Am
bafiador Se5aftani, and repairing TO His Maicf-
ty the Emperor Napoleon, communicated, up
Oh ptiiing through Vienna, to His Elk General
AHdreoiii, our Ambatador at the court of
Auitria, the important news that the army of
the Rufiian General Michelfon had been invelt-
ed by the Turkifi army and completely routed.
! Intelligence was received by the fame channel /,
that the Captain Pacha, who had paffed the
DardanelIes with l6 ihiPs Of the line, put to
| Hight the Ruiiian fquadron ftationed off Tene.
dos. Theie two events are neither lefs glorious
FOR the Ottoman arms, nor le(s important for
| the fate of the Porte, than the expuliioR of the
Engfh fleet from before Con,tan,nople, & am.
ply make up for the lofs of Alexandria, 70 fpame.
folly iurrendered to the Englifh Cen. FRAZER.
The town of Thellalonica did not follow the
example Of Alexandria upon The Englifh pre-.
feDtlng themfeves before that place and fun.
monlng it to furrender and fend away The French
Coniul, the Pacha anfwered them with cannon
balls, aud Immediately took fuch mesrures az
made them judge proper to fee, their fafety in
| Eight.
The Kenigfbcrg Gazette contains the fol-.
lowing details of the irit interview which took
place between the Emperor of Ruiiia and king
OF Prufa.
The Emperor of RuGIia had performed the
greater part of his journey in an open carriage.
lie arrived on the n Of April at PoIancen,
where he was joined by the King of PrufTia, a
rev hours afterwards. The Emperor adyauc.
cd 400 PAGES with his hat off, to meet the King.
VINO ipruHg from his carriage, and threw him.
'eH INTO the EmPErcr's arms. They remained
embracing each other for fome tine, without
| Il leaking word, and with tears nanding in
ther eyes. After they had walked few iteps
! together, holding each other by the hand, the
Emperor clafpedtbe King once more round his
neck. The later returned TO Meme1 the fame
evening, to which town he winled TO take the
Emperor, who executed himfelf from going hi.
thef, on account of his being 10 travelling
drefs.
This Monarch made his folemn entry into
Aemcl ON the following morning at IL O'Clock.
he King went ort to meet him as far as his
! carriage ;athey embraced tach other aad went
up the Reps ct the cattle together haud in hand.
an the CeGerais, Mnin yrs and Lords of the
Court were aHembled IN the great ball, but on.
y the Mlniter Baron Won IJirdenberg, and
Srince Kadzvil, followed the two Soyereie.s
10 NE Top OF the ftair-cafs.
There Wssfbe qecsst the Emperor wen, IN
meet htT aud killed. her band the caecp in.
Isdiatey embraced Mm. My dear Coufa lin
rTench,) were the ONLY word which ~; pr'n-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
BOSTON July 1s.
From NOME HLEnO.

On Wednefday arrived in town Mr., Morris,
who was paif,nger in the Swift, al Newport,
and 'e!t Monte Visdo ON the IN If 1uue. The
Briliih bad extended their conqueas en- the
north Tide of the river Plate, as far az oppoftc
Buenos Ayres, but bad made no attempt on
mat Place--not intending 70 undertake ihst cu-
terprize until the arrival of e.pe0sd reinforce.
menis Gen, Whits,otA had landed al Monte
Viedo and taSen the command be troops that
ial!ed rom England with him, were parted
win at fe7, bot were momebtly expected.
Gen Caldwell had reached the Cape ii Good
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
FINXFtNarrtn- N

fINHEiNsTEIH, II May, 1906.
Prinee Jerome eonceivng that the 2 advanced
works from Nefs, along the Pilau, were an annoy.
anes TO the operations Of the fege, ordered General
Vandamme to eraie them. This General at the head
OF the Wurtemburg troops carried off theie works
IN the night of the 3oth April and IN of May, has
putt the WORD the .nsmys troops that defended il,
made / 20 prifoners aud taken pieces of cannon -
Ths captains du genie Depouthon and Froa, march.
ed at the heads of the columns and given proof Of
great bravery.
Lieutenant HobendorH, Bswer, and Mule, have
particularly dhinguiihed thenfylves. On the leeond
OF May, Lieutenant-GeneraI Csmarer took the com.
mand Of the Wurtemburg diyiiion
II appears that iinee the arrival the Emperor a
lexander at the army, gFand council Of war has
been held at Burtenaen, 20 which the King of pruf.
la and the Grand Duke Curflsutine have alffsd--
chat The dangers to which Dautzicl was expofed
have been the obje6t Of the deliberations OF tina,
Council; that IT has been acknowledged that two
ways only remained by which Dsutzic might BE- ..y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31

cefs at irlt addrefIed to him, with great emot-
on. The Emperor. gave for watch word to his
guards, MemeI and Frederick.
The Senator Mr.. de Luynes, Commander of
Legion of Honour, died on Monday morning
lat at Paris, re Saint Dominique, at the age of
SO.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
NEW-YoRk, July 81.

BY the hip PhillpHburg Leffingwell, arrived yef-
terday from Bordeaux, we have received Paris pa
Pers to the Esd of May, and the following Buile
tin from the French army.
74rH OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE GRAND
ARMY.
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continued " till forbid, TO be charged as
above.
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1Fyom the Part FoHo. I
THE LAY PREACHER.
"LET US GET UP EARLY"

The wisest man Of Palestine, among
other valuable legacies, has left US this
admirable injunction. He was, him.
self, an early riser, passionate in his love,
and perscvering in the pursuit, of Wis
dom. In his celebrated song, which
stamps him the Ovid Of Judea, one of
the first petitions to timid beauty, which
the ingenuity, not less than the ardour
of the Lover devised was, that she
would " rise MP and come away" At
day bredk, and while the Shado7os of
night are retiring, he impatiently awaits
the Sun, with healing in his beams, to
direct him to g the orchard of pome-
granates," the well of living waters, and
streams from Lebanon.
Solomon would hardly have written
three thousand proverbs, and madri-
sal to his love, with such wisdom and
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THURSDAY. a3d ArR1L, 1907


ry of the morning, corroborated his
health, and kindled his fancy. Whe-
ther active as king, or indOlent as a
lover, he perceived that early hours
were auxiliary beth to business and plea
sure, and, therefore, judiciously advises
to tise with the lark.
In our climate, midsummer morn-
ing'S dream not SHAKESPEARE himself
should be permitted to tell. Blankets
green grass and trees so cheerful and
refreshing, it is wonderful the sluggard
cannot, even with half shut ewes, discern
such vide extremes, and prefer strolling
III the fields to tumbling in bed.
But in the course Of my parochial
visitations, my early tap at many a door
is often answered by voice cxclaiming
from behind a curtain; it is the voice
of the sluggard. The cock has crowed
thrice, and certain robins have sung two
hymns and ballad before half my &C
quaintance have" " girded their loins,"
buckled their shoes, and conbed their
|. hair. Yet these creatures, not content
with the maps Of the night, swathe them
selves, Ike somany Egyptian mummies,
in sheet, four hours after sun rise, and
then have the impudence to rise and talk
Of business and the beauty of the day.
The princely poet, author of our ex-
ccllent text, when exhorting to summer
enjoyments, points not to the night sea-
son, nor to the inner pavilion" of the
palace, but informs us that his " bed Is
green" and his love displayed in the
open air.
The gallant Solomon invites the blush
ing belle of Egypt to a mornings ram
bic into the vineyard, and gives her his
love amid the dews Of dawn. Well
vert thou called wise, thou Sensitive
Prince, if it were only for thy knowledge
Of the female heart. Well didst thou
know that the buds of beauty, like the
blossoms of Shinar, stealing fresh vi
gour from repose, expand all their sweet
ness to the morning ray. In modern
times, the torpid lover shores, amid the
evening fog, the praises of his mistress,
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made are obtunded by the mists of mid
night. Or, perhaps, with that ideal and
metaphysical love, which tormented
Don Quixote, and other hair-brained
knights of chivalry, he merely dreams OF
an absent mistress, and leaves to the ear
ly and active wooer to experience the
charming yicissitudcs Of genuine pas
sion.
In close parlours and the long winters
eve, we may pore over rent rolls, and
engrcss marriage settlements. Let the
decaycd gentleman, in corksoaled shoes,
goloshoes and flannel, court the delicate
maiden, in the close cap, and comfort
able bed gown. But he, who would
WOO thee, buxom Health, must
''Brush, with hasty step, the dews away,
And meett the sun uponthc upland lawn
He mustnotseek thee behind fire screens,
or lolling on a sofa, but must erect a
lodge in the 0iIlage and before the day
break, and the shadows flee away, when
| the rose aud the mandrake give sweet
smell, listen to the iocund song, ming
ling with the matin of the lark.
But the morning air breathes not for
lovers alone. If the Philosopher VIII
arise and mediate at the morning tide,
though he may not rival the fame, he
may attain the old age Of Chancellor
BACON.
The Divine, by the light of the rising
sun, may catch hints from creation,
which may serve to raise the affections
Of his flock to HIM, who divided the
light from the darkness.
The Merchant who opens his coun-
ting house windows to the breezes Of
morn, may perhaps find a reward in the
custom Of the early purchaser.
The Lawyer, who has CROPPED, the
preceding day, in the intricacies Of spe-
cial pleading, when he views the peace
full face of morning, and is enlightened
by the beamy sun, may perchance, from
the serenity of the hour, be led to con
the eulogium of 4" Blessed are the peace
makers"
While the blythe husbandman, whom
! Providence has ordained to mingIe plea
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Tridk oERurf.

=
Our information from Richmond is
up to the rising of the Court, on the
9th ult. after a session of FIVE weeks.
On Friday the Goth, the Grand Jury
presented indictments for treason and
misdemeanor against Jonathan Dayton,
John Smith, Comfort Tyler, Israel
Smith, and Davis FLOYD. The Chief
Justice, in the name of the Court, then
thanked the Grand Jury for their atten-
tlon and perseverance in this long and
laborious investigation, and they were
discharged.
1t does not appear that the motion
Tor admitting Burr to bail had been con-
tlnued. His counsel on Friday prayed
the Court to assign him other apart
1nents than that assigned TO him in Jail,
IN consequence ofits wretched situation.
The Court agreed that the marshal, If
he pleased, might procure a safe room
TO keep HIM in. After inspecting the
rooms which Burr had occupied, the
marshal informed the Court that with
guard OF seven men and 8 deputy mar
shall he would be perfectly secure in
them.
Burr mad informed the Court that he
had been furnished with a COPY Of the
indictment against him, and that he
would plead nat guilty.
twas ordered that IL jurymen should
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STRAY Cow,

At the plantation OF REASON PUM NJ
FRY, In Brooke County.
Taken up as a stray, Black Cow,
about four or five years old, marked
with swallow fork in each ear; has
scar on her forehead, and white spot on
her rump; her hind legs and half of her
tail are white yer horns have been
bored. Tn, owner is desired to prove
his property, pay charges and take her
away.
June goth, 1907.
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to man the grn-boats, and proceed In
s:antly to Hampton, and they will go off
this afternoon, four in number"
1t is reported, that orders have been
sent to all the officers of the navy of the
United States to repair to Norfolk.
The British frigate Meiampus, stati-
oncd off the capes ofVirginia, has cap
tured and sent to Halifax, six outward
bound American vessels, and appears
to have determined to sieze all others
departing from or entering Norfolk.
We understand that Immediately or
receiving information of the issue Of
the outrage offered to the Chesapeake
the Secretary of the Navy ordered Cap
tain Decatur 70 take command OF her
and prepare her without delay for SER
vice and likewise ordered an inquiry
to be Instituted into the conduct of Com
modore James Barron on the occasion.
The Court of Inquiry is composed of
Commodore Preble, and Captains Hull,
and Chauncey, and is to convene on
board the Chesapeake.
Nat. INTEL
1t is said that the schooner Revenge
would be dispatched from Washington
to London, with dispatches.
The latest news from the continent
of Europe is dated the 18th May, from
Amsterdam, atwhich time there was no
information of any battle having been
fought in Prussia.
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WESTERN STAGES.

The Subscriber informs the Publick,
that he has ran the MAIL STAGES
twice aweek from Wheeling to New
Lancaster, since the first Of this month,
and will continue to run them as long as
IN roads will admit. A regular Line
ct Stages IS continued on 70 Lexington
in Ktnucky.
GEORGE BEYMER,
JUNG $50, 1907.
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discussions. It seenaso be the wish of
such persons, that the Court would per-
init itself to be carried away by the ge-
neral prejudice, and be so anxious for
the conviction of the accused, as to sup
press every established principle of ju-
risPrudence which might operate in his
favour, however sound it may be.--~The
following article, which appeared in the
Democratic Press, Philadelphia pa
per, OF the 29th ult. exceeds in fagti-
business any thing Of the kind which we
have yet seen published. We are con-
hdent that the readers of the Repository
will view this shameful libel on the
Chief Justice Of the United States in its
proper colours.
''F edu8 horrible ftedue,
Gait naque Cicero juugunter-
4" We ef1en sec, and otfen 9vudge,
70 see Lawyer rise q Judge;
6it 7ohen 7ve see Judge descent,
Turn La7vyer, and the Cause defend---
But 7ohcr zoe see a TuGge demlu,
And plead far such a 7Uretch as B.,
Ills plain to all 7vh9 think Or reas9n,
That the Great Judge is leqgued 7Vith
Treason"
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{ 1874 }

~
SO from the adjoining counties.
On Saturday the Court overruled the
motion for an attachment against Gen.
Wilkinson. The Court was adjourned,
to meet again on the Sd of August.
On the application Of Mr.. Hay to
Judge Marshal, Burr has been confined
IN the Pcnitentiary at Richmond
The President of the United States
has, approximation, required all armed
vessels bearing commissions under the
British government, within the waters
or harbours of the United States, to de-
part from the same without delay, and
nterdlcting the entrance of all the said
harbOurs and waters to the said armed
vessels, and to all others bearing COM
missions under the British government,
except in cases Of distress, or of their
carrying dispatches from their govern
ment. If the acquisitions OF the pro-
clamation are not complied with, then
all Intercourse with them and allsupplies
are prohibited.
A'N ~ VII Va ACOGIll IIettC HIS pIOQuCcQ
a stronger sensation of patriotic feeling
than has been excited in the United
States by the late attack on the frigatc
Chesapeake. More unanimitv in dis
position to inflict ohastisement for out
rage and injury has seldom been mani
tested. In Norfolk, Baltimore, Wash
lngton, Richmond, Philadelphia, New
York, and many other places, meetings
have been held, and very numcrously
attended, which adopted resolutions OK
pressive Of indignation at the conduct
OF the English, and a determination to
yield the government every support in
obtaining redress. Committees have
been appointed, to correspond with o.
thorcommittecs, and to prevent the Rri-
tiah vessels from furnishing themselves
with any supplies.
The intelligence published in the post
script in our last, Of the English having
threatened to lombard Norfolk, was not
correct. II appears, however, that they
did threaten to bring in their ships, send
their boats ashore, and take supplies Of
provisions and water by force, if they
were not furnished as before.
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