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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-30
Ruma Sheetings & Ravens Duck.
inst reeeived a 3ssu Bales--
FOR SALE BIZ
John G. Laid.
8 September IS. q
Public5SaIe.
September Is.

)a SATURDAY, the 10th day Of October
nexs, will be sold, on the premises,
A Tract Of Land, belonging
% the estate of Captain Richard Conway, de-
leased containing seven hundred and thlr-
81 nine ard half acres, adjoining the lands OF
William Fitzhugh, Mrs. Washington, of
uayfcld, Mr. Dulany and Mr.. Cooke, and
ifing between six and seven miles from A
iexandria. A particular description Of the
land is supposed unnecessary, as any dispos-
ed to purchase will probably examine tt
The terms of sale will be on a credit OF SIX,
twelve and eighteen months bond, with ap-
proved security, together with mortgage on
the pre- ns;ses will be required. Persons dis
posed to attend the sale Wiljmeet at II O'Clock
at Mr.. Beason's tavern, on the Colchester
road, from whence it is proposed to proceed
to the land and to commence the sale precise
w at y o'clock. This tract will be divided
10 accommodate purchasers.
ind eaSshe Moaaay iollowing, the 9Th
day o October,
win be sold, on the premises,
A trgct of Land, lying on the
west side ofthe old road leading from the tails
church to Alexandria, containing che hum
ared and eighty.6ve acres, being a part of a
tract OF land sold by William II. Territ 10
Baldwin Dade This land will BE laid off in
lots Of about twenty five acres each.
1T Tic, same tin,e end PLACE zyill ;he sold,
Some Lots of the. Stump Hill
Tract, containing from three to five acres
each--the terms a sale the same as the a
boye.
Ind aas Eedneiauy, tie 18Th q tie (oane
msontk.
VIII be sold for ready money, at public aue--.
ton, at the coHee-house, iniAtexandria,
Thirty-slx Shares ct Alexandra
Bank Stock.
WILLIAM HERBERT, 8
N. FITZHUCH, .:
E. LIE
September IS. dts
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Land for Sale.

TO be Sold, on the premises, on
Thursday the 18th of October next small
TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county of
Fairfax, containing about one hundred and for
ty acres. This Land lies about seven or eight
miles of Alexandria and Georgetown, has a
sufficient quantity of wood and meadow land,
End is well watered. titles adjoining the seat
of DR., Henry Rose, and would make q COM
Portable retreat for town family in the sickly
season. Capt. Joseph Powell will shew the
Land to any person wishing to view it, before
the day OF sale, when the terms which is ex-
pected to be accommo dating, will be made
known by
Tie Legateesef Nathan Smith, decd.
September 9 dts
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Notice is hereby given,
September IS.

Notice is nereDY given,
Z BAT in consequences ot.a deed OF
1 trust from Henry D. Hsoe, late ofPrnce
William county,. deceased, to-sscure the SUM
of three hundred and eighty-one pounds nlnc-
teen shiilings anu three pence, due to Alex
ander Smith, of Alexandria, from the said
IL. D. Hooe--son the frst da5.. ofthe next dis
srict court to be held at Hay:-Market, ia
Prince William county, tbeing the 9th day
of next month J ] shall proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, for ready money, A TRACT
OF LAND, situate. in the countyof Fauquier,
containing one hundred and fifty acres-wlsich
Land has on it Mill, a Store House and
comfortable Dwelling House, with necessary
0nt Houses; is situated about five miles from
Hay Market, and was formerly occupied By
Nathan Mathew. The sale will take place
at the tavern of Benjamin Bronough, IN the
s s - R. Young.
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Public Sale.

.cT5 y;rssse Of a deed trasf from PifIL-IT
If-dNI TO Mend MIR Y his Fsitir, TO The sltd-
ssr:5ery, d secure debt aSpi,g 5s tinsto the
Bank Of .s!aeauadri;a, on THURSDAY the.
.idagof octo6er nert, gyill BE e.saaosed to
sss, on a cred;;t SIR, tsyefve and eighteen
aaaths, carrying an interest iom tiat day,
s,ageul 10 rs and horcels Of GROUND, in
ne tosya Of .flerasd,lia, to svit::
An undivided Moiety OF a piece
SSroand, with the improvements, lying up.
0a'hc wet side of Royal-street and to the
aorhward q King-strcct, fronting twenty
si'e ieet six inches on Royal-street, antt ex-
snalag back one hundred and twcnty-three
fsthsc NOTES.-THE whole ground subject 70
n annusl reat oipRftcen pounds twelve silll-
fcs Virginia currency.
s piece of Ground, lying up
~ TIC west side OF Columbus-strcet and to
- s'e southwald of King-strect. extending Gu
Fs0M'nous-strsss sixty Ieet seven inches to-
twenty tset sifcy, then wsstwardIY with the
wv ttae alley one hundrsd and sixteen feet
y a00ther asley fourteen feet ten inches wide,
MA ,s aortAwartlly with the line cf that aslsy
,seH'Y:slx feet seven inches, then eastwardiy
,.s.,'; .iosr feet three inches and an half, then
!, s''.owsrdly forty feet, then eastwardly nine
!, n'0ae eetcight inches aud an half---snhlect
Gents. - : 49, ''. - =,
!. = square Of Ground, con
w sals Two acres, lying on the south side of
r...ssrect, north side: of Syilkcs-sireet,
ssary-street. = 49, 49,
q large Frame Store 81 Ware
y ssss built upon a piece of ground lying on
MI ssa SIDE of Prince street and TO the east
.ssl fairiax-strect, the ground is thirty
MI; NJ, SOME inches 'front.' on Prince-street, the
Mia. 's nearly covers the whole front, the
-'''as is ensured.
James Keith,
John G. Herbert,
Spsasss la III dis
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BRYAN HAMPSON

.-f D.
HAS FOR SALE.
10 pipes oldport &
s do Madeira 8
so quarter casks Lisbon y
IL do particular Tenerife 70
Is Go. Malaga
IS pipes old cognac brandy
s do 4th proof Holland Gin
hhds. Sd proof Antigua rum
IL do first quality molasses
s do. green copperas
2 do. alum
20 do. brown sugar
90, bags pimento
Is do. pepper
10 chests young hgson !
10 do hyson skin g
do. imperial 70
700 bags green coffee
.l5O kegs madden
SO do. ground ginger
so do. raisins
1900 lbs. bAcon, we'll cured
kegs salt petre
A quantity of fine and ground alum salt
Asali times he has the first quality flour for
family use on hand-witlr a number of other
articles--aH of which he will sell lew on his
former terms.
Aug. 81 d
ALMANACS for 1903,
Just published and for sale, by
CottoEl and Stewart.
Hayxst "a
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MANNED.

r,:laIs aged woman, capabse OF naanag-
{ house. 70 one Of good character libe-
9 : ',saes viii be given. Enauiss ostllc priii--
rrs d
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMsER SO, 1907.
or REMOVAL

WILLL4af. -E.4R7,LENf.4.Ntha has removed
to the lower end; of King-street, opposite to
Mr.. Hugh Smiths glass and china warehouse,
where he has an extensive and general assort-
.mcnt Of GROCERIES, sc. for sale on his
usual terms.
September Is, dtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-30
Wanted to Purchase,
PUBLIC SALE.

on TLgISD.fF, fhhe 9Th day Of October nert,
qsM hositipety De sold, at the Vendue- Store,
on a credit Of three months, for afafsroped
endorsed negotiable mates,
Two bales Of Broad Cloths, from
II to Is shillmgs sterling costs.
2 ditto napt and plain Coatings,
from to II shillmgs sterling costs.
P. G.. MarstelleF.
September 81
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Valuable Property tor SAFE.

ITO BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to-
j gether, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one and quarter acreto two acres
each, most eligibly sitnated without the terri
tory Of Columbia, extending in right linz
from Gibbon-strect to Great Hunting Greek,
intersecting JeFcrson4 Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west on. Fay
cite and Payne-streets. 4s ~.
A planof the ground and further particulars
may be obtained by application to
Ianes Patton.
Inne % tawtE
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HDREELLS
R. Young.

s
,Celebrated Patent Ss.Gpenders
NOR Ease, Elegance, Strength, &c.far ex-
] ceesls any muse. To be had wholesale
and retail at the MANUFAc TORY, lower end
Of Prince Street Alexandria.
a. 3. The Subscriber has complete as
sortmcnt we'll adapted for the Winter Season,
and eau supply wholesale purchasers ON adj
yantageous terms. :,
Richard HorWell.
sent. * dom.
Directions.
The buttons on the back parts of the waist
band ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspcnders, to prevent improper strain,
ing, and thereby destroying the ease designed
in The construction Of the articles
Richard Horwell.
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mo. 2o3o.
Public Sale

On TUESDAY ners, ssiN be soid, at.the Ven-
due-store, on a credit ct our, months,
One pipe, four half pipes, and le-
ven quarter-casks Of. Madeira Vine. of
a hyperion quality
P. G. Mareellsr.
September 90.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-09

Sworn 70 before me this s4th day Of
September a D. 1907
RICH = & p pARR or.
Annexed is the ceftihcates Of Jane.
sMadison, secretary of state, that the aboys
r.. Parrot; IS q justice Of the peace as a 7
boye stated
- IN 5e c0ntiaued
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
a3arrleO,

All Fris. the famous Arthur O'Conner, Of
Ireland, to MJdamoiselle Condorcet, daugh-
ter Of the no less famous Marquis Condor
Get, Of revolutionary memory.
In Boston, Aycielaas Lezpis, Esq. Of Fall
mouth, 70 Miss Ftaneit Argirr; Of the for
mer place.
III Exeter, by the Rev Nj, Rowland, Mr.
RoBERr CRoss, mer. ofthis town, to Miss
CAROLINE TILToN, daughter Of DR.. Jo-
sePh Z.
At Hampton Falls, Mr.. Caleb Knight,
merchant Of Boston, to Miss Betsey Tilton,
Of the former place.
III Falmouth, IN tie Rev Mr. Bradley,
Mr.. Charles Pierce, T. Miss Peggy Porter
field.
In this town Mr.. FREDrsIc& C. Bull.
merchant Of Boston, to Miss JANE Tues
Err, daughter Of capt. Daniel n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

In Greenbush, IN. 70 Mrs. CStharine
Van Rensselaer,, wife of col. John I. Van
Rensselaer,, and daughter Of John Glen. esq.
aged 42.--In Wilbraham, N. ri. Mr. sol
ONION Burnet His death vas occasionrd
BY blow or blows upon the head, receiv-
cd in a rencomter with one Lanson White,
Of Monson, with Zoe, S DAYS before in
consequence Of = triiling dispute; while at
work on the highway ----In Milton, MS
Elizabeth Foye, daughter Of the Hon. VIII
lam Foye, Esq formerly trt arurer Nj the
province Of Massachusetts,, aged 80 wears.
In Bethel, Mrs Abigail Walker, wife Of
Mr. James w. aged 90.
In Newcastle, Mr. Moses Crage, aged
6S, formerly Of Groton.
In this town, Mrs. Nancy Leonard, wife
OF Mr. Abraham II. Leonard, aged 25-Ma-
~, daughter Of Mr.. Samuel W. Stanford
aged - m.-John, son OF MIR. Benjamin
Proctor, aged u Mr.. John Patterson,
Tor number Of years faithful and respect
able schoolmaster in this town.-A child q
capt. Cotton B Brooks-Jamcs CORY, iun.
son q the late Mr.. james g. whose death
was mestioned in the last Gazette, aged 3 y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
Dortlan0,
Monday, October 10, 1907.
J55gC93 g1J0JD o.

The intelligence from England the week
past is 50 vague and equivocal, that Iii tlt
reliance can be placed upon it. The Re.
vcnge arrived at Falmouth; (Eng) August
tie 9th, Id 80 days from Nolfllk On the
81 Of September, our Minister, Mr.. Mon.
roe, presented the dispatches TO Mr.. Can
ming, the secretary for foreign affairs, but
nothing official respecting them had trans.
PRED.
The " Courier" paper in favour Of tic
present ministry state that the dispatches
directed Mr. Monroe - wait but tow days
for an answer. This we much doubt We
cannot believe that MIR. Jefferson would or
der our Minister 10 close the doors Of recon-
citation in 50 short time, for it would in all
probability cause liar between the two
countries.
Letters received BY gentlemen in ibis
town, as late as Septen Der the 9Th, from
merchants ofthe first responsibility in Eng
land, mention, that if the negotiation had
been broken of, il would have been known
al that time, and uIcy anger fayourably from
tins circumstance.
II is believed TO be the sincere wish of
every read friend to tie happiness and pros
perity Of tls country, that q good Under
standing should TX restored betwiQ thcUni-
ted States and ENGLAND. None btftLe tur-
bulent and those whose circumstances are
desperate, and have nothing to lose, wish
for war. Il appears to be the opinion Of
those best iniol med that It Will not take
place, tho the most saDgUiHe are not with
out their fears.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

saaports arc respectfully desired -
give them place in their papers, for
the benefit Of these interested in con-,
meEcial pursuits -
Those masters who sail from the
port or ports adjacent, are informed
that from the DISQUALIFICATION Fart
hlH, by means Of the Telescope placed
there vessels approaching the coast
may be discovered at fifteen lcogu1s
distance and their colors or Drjy,,e
signals can be distinguished ,;o5t
feaSHeS, Il the weather should be clear
andthe co!ors hoisted, Or suspended II
Such manner rs 70 present them fair
20 the OBSERVATORY. Should ;nv
need assistance, they will set their En-
sign over their private signals (; and
may be assured, if they can L. discern
cd, that their situation viii W. Y, d..
known to their owners.
The OBSERVATORY bears =. n
w. IA ". from Portland Ligh,-L'ou.e
4 miles distance and these in r.lrae
are good mark to clear ,4ldcn'e Foct
which, keeping the above il range, YOU
will be nearly three quarters Ola mile
to the Eastward oft.
The OBSERVATORY is on an emf.
nence,l+l feet above high-watcr marx;
and The building 50 feet high, painted
red, and the Telescope is placed near
the top.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

Supreme Cort.-On Tuesday last the Oc-
tobcr term ot the Supreme Judicial Court
for the counties Of Cumberland and Oxford,
commenced. His honor Judge THATCHER
officiates. On opening tie court lie deliver
Cd 2 learned, correct and judicious charge
70 the grand jury The attention Of tie
court has been principally occupied on Grim
inal business some Of which was Of a Sc
nous and important nature q IF we were
disposed to pursue a similar mode ofconduct
which the Chronicle and other iacobin pa
pers are constantly in the habit Of towards
the Court 4 or those zgho are ayaigred and TIL
ed we have now an uncommon fine oppor-
tunity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

4 number of gentlemen in this town
some time since. associated for the pur-
pose of erecting Building on Fort
Hill from which vessels approaching
this port might be discovered at con-
siderable distance, and information CIV
en- of the same. 1t not unfreoucntlv
happens that vessels coming on the
coasts in the winter season experience
much damage in the sails and rigging
and loss of hands even when within
sight of the harbour. BY the aid of
good glasses and large TELESCOPE,
placed near the top Of the Observatory,
the wants Of the distressed mariner by
the use Of signals, if within the distance
OF discovery, will be known and COM
municated to the Insurance Offices, and
those interested, and such relief afIor-
ded IS his situation may require. For
a uitling eXpence the curious ana low
or OF nature may from the Observatory
have an extensive view ofthe surround
ing country and behold one of the finest
landscapes the country affords.
The following directions have bern
furnished for the observation &c those
whom 1t may concern Printevsin. tbe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
cHILtcorHE (Ohio) SEPT. 10.

We stop the press to state, that Gen.
Worthington and Colonel NJ Arthur
who were sent out by the Goyernour
70 ascertain the disposition Of the In
dians, in the neighbourhooG Of
Crcenvillc and Fort Wayne, have
this morning returned accompanied by
several chiefs and an interpreter, WHO
will, it IS supposed, attend at the court
house on tomorrow, for the purpose OF
holding talk with the governor. No
hostile intentions could be discovered
among the Indians.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

W. Ware. ftated, that he was
bcI1 in Frsdericktown, fate of Ma
Tylard, in America-th that he admits
What is itared Of his having entered
: throwing. himfelf on the mercy of
the Court-begging leave to call on
his officers for character.
Daniel Martin, that he was born
in the fate Of MaGachufetts, atWeR-
admits bis having entered vol
unfairly for The Melampus, as itated
calling on the officers of the fhip
for his character.
John Strachan, born in Queens
county, fate Of Maryland, America
admits 70 be perfectly true what is
Aated Of his entering for the MaIam-
pus- throwing hirafelf on the mercy
Of the Court and calling on Lieuts.
Creighton and Stoddard, Of the Mel
amPus, fer a character, for nearly
two years he was in her
The whole Of the prifoners Rated,
they would never have run from the
ihip, or had a thought Of it, had it
not been for the Rostfwain Of her"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

Benevolent Sociey.-Thhrsday last being
the anniversary Of the establishment Of the
Portland Benevolent Society, in the evening
VILLAS FREEMAN, Esq. pronounced an
elegant and appropriate address in the Rev.
Or. Desne's meeting house, before the
members and large and respectable audi
ence after which a collection of 125 dollars
was made to aid the funds Of the institution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

Mr.. FREEMAN's Grafton before the Be.
Hevo.e;a y1ciety, At Their annual meeting ca
Thursday evening last, was one Of those e.
forts Of the human mind which does not So
liCit, but which commands lhe attention and
admiration Of tie auditor The sentiments.
style, and manner, were appropriate, cias-
steal. and elegant. The aptncss of quota.
ton, and the brilliant figures and illusions
were Of that class which genius is pIoud to
call her own.
When he spoke Of deceasel member &c
the Society, Commodore FIror. tie spirit
q Ossian lowered on tic brow XVI thc youth
ful Orator, and the shade NJ tie departed
Hero smiled as it fitted before him
No man could hear this powerful arpesI
in behalf Of the Widow and TIKI Fathcricys.
without contributing to their relief Hence
the liberal contributions of tile evening.
We congratulate the poor, Tie ihiirm. and
lie wretched children If misfortjIhe I'VE
have now new advocate 20 delights ts
plead your cause, and at ose voice the
deaf Is made do hear, anu the Aeart If
stone is SOftened.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
AN AMERICAN.

we understand that Gen. JOHN
oIIEE has been appointed collector Of
the customs for the port OF Philadel.
phil' ~ the place Of Gen. Nahlvnbcrr,
deceased. 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

The three Elmel We hear con-
Family Of the three teamen taken
from the Chefapeake why not the
four feamen for four were taken,
viz. Jenkin Ratford (alias Wilson,
Ware, atrachan, and Martin, the hrf
a deferter from the Halifax, the three
laf from the Melampus, The evil
dence collected by OUR government
ih0ws that Ware ana Strachan were
Americans, Martin was born on the
coat South America, and that they
ALL En- Tered VOLUNTARY
LY on board the Melampus frigate.
OF Wilton, nothing is faid. The &C
count given in the trial at Halifax,
10 far as relates to his conduct at that
place, is verv correct aud part Of
which the editor Of this paper was
witnefs to. Although, it IS often
difficult TO diainguilh an American
from a Britiih failor, yet We believe
that any perion who had heard Rat
ford or t'ilfon fpeak, would have
pronounced him to have been an
EngIlhman, no one We are certain,
could have taken him for an Amer
can. Indeed he did nor fay that he
was an American, as far as we Cou d
learn.- NoJ6E Ledger.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

The Hon. SAMUEL w. DANA, s chosen
Senator of the United States, Tor the ensu-
ing six years, IN the room of the Hon. Uri-
all Tracy, deceased. We learn that Mr.
Dana had 90 votes Asa SpaldinG, ESQ. a.
bout SO and Col David Humphreys 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

] think Mr.. Marshall a very able
and impartial Judge ; all ornament and
blessing to this country but should
not wonder If The democrats attempt
to have him impeached for not instantly
ordering Col. Burr 10 be hanged.
They see 10 need Of evidence, and they
are law unto themselves. The improp-
CT, indecent, and bloody paragraphs
which have appeared in some Of the pa
pers' show the dreadful nature ofiaco-
binlsn. It will involve this country in
bloodshed, and end man iron despotism,
unless nobiy and firmly resisted.
The Trial Of Com. Barron has been
further postponed, on account of his
lndispositIon, and the absence Of Mr..
razwell material witness, who is
engaged at the Court, now sitting IN
Richmond
SLOILIND. ED1NBUEC, sEPr. 5. 1907.
Capt Wilson, from Petersburgh informs.
that two days before he LETT that CITY, Rus.
sian Genera. who had been bribcd bv Bona
p'rte had thr1NrhhiJaselfover bridge and
was drowned"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

1t was cOnjectured at Gibraltar, when the
Wasp and Constitution left that place, that
an attempt would be made on tie fortress
by the French and that the assembling Of
the troops al Bayonnc, was intended Al 4
preparatory step towards that object
Great preparations were accordingly max
ing TO put the forts in the highest possible
state OF defence
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
Tie British .lgalrs in De,,mark,

~"t mus" II airs III Of23Nd1h,
Arrest the chief attention in England
Hostilitios commenced in Zealand tie 10Th
Aug. when tic British landed at WcdbccE
few miles from Copenhagen. Atthe same
time, tie German legion from kugcn
lar dcd on the other side Of the CITY.
The British operations appear to have been
conducted with humanity and discipline.
On tie Esd Aug. (the last dstel Copenha-
gen I'D not capitulatrd The English
were within two miles ofthe walls erecting
batteries, and il was expected, would open
on tie 24th, sixty 2z-poumders on the town.
A general cannonsde was expected, bv sea
and land and breaches being made the ar
my was 10 march to the assault. The En-.
9lIsh had taken a royal lounIerv J miles
from tlrc city, gariisoncd,b y 500 men. Some
skirmisAes has taken place and sortie Of
1000 made, which, was driven back. Il
was reported, that general Bruno, had rot
into Copenhagen, and was assisting the
Danes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
&a!rttr ship Gfns.


Thursday Oct. 11-Caue from sea, brig
Portland, Moves, having lost the mairmast
and ali the sails belonging 70 il; also, tie
forc-top-mast, in 2 gale, while lying to on
the "a Of Oct in lat 81, long. 75.
Same day-Auived i'll distress, an Eng
lish barquc from wfoundImd, bound to
Boston having the night before struck on
Boon-Island-Ledge.-Cargo, 4o00 quintals
Of Fish.
Sm4zg, OFT. 13--Arrived ship Americas
capt. Porter, ~ DAYS from Liverpool.
Same d1-brig Traveller, capt Iordon,
from GaudalOHpe
VESSELS LEFT
n Poiqt Pche, Se3t 90, Al,.cy Fulton, Of
BAH, Jor Nelyork, IL 10 dayg Srargv,
ByagaOn, forthis port, ~ 20 aaJs J. q brig tr0nt
AelHebarr, 1aSt a-rivea-At S., 7homEs's
Sep. q No5tl Scr, 5aRIton. a.FFortaaa. ,f
arire!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

The London papers say that orders
had been sent out for the immediate
capture Of st. CroiX, St. Thomas, and
other Danish Islands THAT it had
been ascertMned that Denmark, inme-
diately after the treaty Of TiIsit, had
agreed to make common cause with
Russia and France against G.. Britain
land that orders had been issued in
every part Of Denmark, for the seques-
tration Of British goods.