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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14

FOX SHLE,
THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT,
CITUATED on the banks of Great Hunt
- ing Crock, called Rural Felicity, fer
Eerly owned by MIR. John Duff: Itis ct pre-
sent rented for one year, for the sun cfone
hundred and fifty dollars, ressrving the right
of possession at any tine during the above
term, on giving one months notice.-Eor
terms apply to RICHARD LEWIS.
AnriI % eS
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e nlade@ III,
Fairfax County, State of} I'm
Virginia, Aug. IS. ) 49,
FOR SALE,

"A TRACE Of AM y, si'us.i lies Of
IA county of Fairfax, within i0uI epaaes.
the courthouse, lying in the fork o. con.
IIead-Run and Giant's-C astle-s Tas1" opar,
tanning four hundred forty-thrce ana nearly
ter acres. 1t is good farming las,a' i
one half in woods, and heavily tin'o ~ hpd
abouads in a suficicncy Of good raeaa0, vjtbn
and 4 number Of nevcr.faiiing spgiaSa above
good miIl-seat at the Junction o1onts are,
mentioned streams. The imPT0ysm : snail
a framed dwcling-house, that, WIN .~oroforts.
cxpcnce might be made neal ana s,.s. o.r
BE, together with a kitchen, s. ..,S nss,
house, negro quarter, &c, all psfa'
a healthy situation. aw
1erms-One half in cash, or nss' ~ tares
laation-and a credit Of one Two, %;n(orna'
YEAR, for the balance. For furt''sr .. D,H
ton apply to the subscriberon tho
: ''''' Robert Ratclia;;..
Fairfax County, Aug. =. -s
PRINTED sAILv sroEE
SAMUEL SNOWD
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Priatsng, IN ITS uaysous branches,
kealPwsiy 2&sssatsd At this e6ses.
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The Subscriber

~ VI EIt5N&&t& ~ - $50, - ~ - 49,
ReafeelfuH Eyoxpss his FRIENRs a,sd {he 4s:ss4y
&c at large,
EHAT he always keeps a general assort-
fnenfo Of Nails, 33rads, and Sh,igs Of eye=
ny description, for sale at his nail manpfacte-
,ry, Observation-Disclosures and others may
be supplied on as good terms as at P'hiladel-
3Fphia or Baltimore. He has lately coranicncea
the Blacksmith business, in It's various branchs
ies; those who favor him with their cnstomsin2
that line may depend on having their work
done with nsatness and dispatch. Orders from
country merchants and others, o r.nails, will
be duly attended to-. and every favor grateful,
siyy acknowledged.
Horace Field.
No. Hoor-IRon fer sale at the factory.
September $. e
The Subfcriber has juh Received
Aa Wsys for sale,
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER BOZ
TLES,containings one gross EACH.
Seven bales COTTON, Of a superior qua
lily for retailing--and
A few tierces fresh RICE. !!
ON HaND,
Rest Philadelphia PORTER AND PALE
ALE, in hhds.
DO. BEER, in barrels.
IND rs USUAL, /,
First quality Philadelphia Porter and Pale,
lie, in bottles, mi nhtor hene, Or ex7fso,: son-
sumption. !
ALSO,
WHITE AND BROWN SOAP, cid and
dry, and in nice order for ietailing,or family
use.
WIZ. DUNLAP.
June 10. eots.
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N @ T C E.
August To-.

a Ii those who have any claims OF de.
IA mands against the estate Of John Dim
Ian, merchant, late Of ths town of Alexandria.
are hereby informed, to bring in their &C.
counts, legally proved, before the first day oi
November next, at which time a full and final
settlement and distribution OF his estate, will
be made. Should any accounts be exhibited
after hat period, they will be disrcgarded.
and this Notice pleaded in bar Of them. Those
that are indebted to the estate, will be please
to make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, r..
William Herbert,
April s. staw
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For Sale oH Rent,

For Sale or Rent,
A ce~nvenienttw story BRICK HO Sc
With back buildings, sc. situate on D Ike
street, between Pitt and st. Asaph-slreets.
L S O,
"A commodious frame STORE on King
street, between Royal and Pitt-stree.s.
<Ahtlyfo
Lawrence HooF.
August 81. 90
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This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber of Alexandria coun-
sty, in the district Of olumbia, hath obs
tanned from the Orphans Court of the said
county letters of administration on the person
al estate of FOrrest Richardson, late of the
county aforesaid deceased /: ALL PERSONS ha-
wing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit them, with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the second dsySof March next ensuing, or
they may by law BIS excluded from all benefit
to said estate And all those indebted thereto
are requestedto makoinamediate payment
Given under nay hand this second day Of Sep
ssmber, 1907.
Elizabeth ichardfon,
.MmiNstrufrir.
September 9 Isl 1aw3w
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Tnbe Rented,

lobe Rented,
81 a,rcc story Brick Dwelling md sNlaye
house, 81 King and Henry-streets-tegrthsr
on separate. Likewise, on the opposite SIDE,
q two story Brick Dwelling House.
ypr1efnsa yh9sty to
onathaR and M. sScholfielA.
May !. co
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

IN Petersburg, (Vir) Mr.. jain Dickson
editor q the Intelligence, 10 Miss Ann Ro.-i
In Dracut, the Rev David Il. Kimb1l
Of Ipswich, to Mss Dorothy ". Coburn.
In Andoyer, Mr.. Amos Clark, precentap
Of Newburyport academy, to Miss PANEL
Poor.
In Somersworth, Maj. William Lambert
of Berwick, to Miss Abigail Kicker.
In Braintree, Joseph White, esq. to Miss
Deborah Tower. ...rt rI
In Newburyport, Mr.. John Loveior. M
Thomastown, to Miss Eliza Little.
In Mendon, Mr.. Levi Rawson, in the go.
year Of his age, to Miss Nancy FairbanL
aged so
In Upton, Mr.. Ebenezer Walker, areg
90, to Mrs. Sarah Stodder, aged 40
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

In Neworleans, Joseph Faurie, ESQ. AUG
tioneer, ald-de-camp TO the commander -
chlef.-Stephen. Zacharie, ESQ. cashier of
Louisiana bank.
On board the u. S. ship Chesapeake. III
B. Smith, 1st Of that frigate.
In Williamsburg, Virg. lady C. Stnsr+
Griffin, eldest daughter of John Earl of IRA.
quar- In Baltimore, 1t. James IF. Hig-
mhotham, Of the Y. S. nayy.-In Phlsd
Samuel Carver, esq A child, .Et. III v. ran
over by a ire engine Cat the same time nv
legs OF two other children were bYokeu4-
Caution . always necessary in conveyips-
engines TO fires.--In Newiersey. Cenl Nc,
las Dayton, aged II another hero w NV.
revolution gone. In Barnstead. (ConN
Mrs. Abigail i,omis, aged SO, belonring NJ
Bolton, but last from Woodstock, VT SLe
was inhumanely left at house (bv the ner-
son who was conveying her in / chaisrN
where. they had stopped to avoid Shove
In Boston, Mrs. Hermoine Andrews, wifi,
Of Mr. z. II. Andrews, bookseller.
In Boston, Mr.. Samuel Hall, aged 67-
Ore OF the oldest and most correct printers
in the State. He edited truly republican
newspaper, from the commencement To TIE.
termination OF the revolutionary war.
AT the seat OF Gen. Crosby, in Hampden
Mr. Benjamin Wheeler, aged I9.-In
ColIegetown, Mr. Ezra Barker, aged "a
Mr.. Ebenezef Barker, aged 6--In New.
castle, Mr.. John Hiscock, aged Sc ~,
Wiscasset, Mr.. Joseph .THlkham, aged 27.
IN TINS town, Mrs. Barbary, wife Of Mr.
William Cummings, aged 3S.--A daughter
Of Mr.. Jedediah Dow, aged 20m.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02


Oct. IA, lat 50, long. rs, ship Edward.
Lewis, 40 days from Liverpool, bound VI
Savannah, all well. Oct. 81, schr Venus.
OF Portland, 5 days out
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
The SCH Volunteer, has been taken By y
French ielHcca, and carried into ST. Jaro.
"A Mr. Rogers, Of Newport, r. I. (who
held some commission iii the II. S. army.
and had gone out to F. Antonio for Ms
health was, with the mate and crew, taken
on board tie telucca, the rest sent in with
the sch.
On The 18th ult black, topsail, Eastern
built sch'r. supposed about 10 tons. with
high deck, was seen ashore on Cane Nav.
supposed 70 have been there but short
time; the sea made fair breach over her
The sch. Brother and-Sistcr, lately arrived
at Charleston, brought in there fhftv me-
grOes Who had been convicted OF crimes II,
Jamaica, and sentenced to tya1sboyyo,;o,
CT Tho the CRIME Of these = f,tiyfatet ,,,c3.s
was seeking through blood and Slaughter t5ei,y
long ioet liberty !" and though ether men.
equally irfiridted, are welcomed 10 our
| shores, as good recruits 10 dcm,cracv. yet
these black rebels were refused IN "au.
| Ilne !" and ordered 20 quit the mort II IL
supposed they will be landed II New-Cr-
| leans.
The schr Maria, Whitcsides, I8 DAYS
from Charleston, for Madeira, p,.t into Sa.
vannah, 9Th ult. in distress, having carried
away beth masts by the board, III long. ~,
in gale.
The sicoP Cyrus, Of Portland. bas hcfn
! condemned at Labrador, a. u,tit s.r ses
Capt. Gardner, arrived ~ E..I.;,,,1,-, =. '
boarded oil the Capes, from ,b4 pei,on.
ana had DaEe pressed, and had orders
lhey sald, 70 Press FL Danes and Swedes.
me schr. C.yses, from Kennobeck, arri.
VEG A. Newiondon, 9th ult. from Kennebeck
| Liberty. Hodge, of Wiscasset, Was x
Cork, Sept. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

mlnt5trAtion 70 give 70 Ne refuse q
every country in Europe, hearty wei
come,the momentthe land in the coun'
try" Another point in dispute with
England, is the modern principle that
free ships make free goods. However
desirable the acknowledgement of this
right might be to every neutral nation,
concerned in commerce, it is not in the
power Of the government Of the Z. S.
to obtain it at present.
What are Mr.. JefIerson's means for
contending with Great Britain? VIII
his 100000 militia be able to make
head against the wooden walls Of Eng
gland VIII he embark the salvation
Of the country on board his favorlte
Gun-Bcats But those who have got
or expect to obtain Offices under the
present administration will say 1t is
wrong to expose the weak and defence
less situation ofthe country, and that
whatever Mr.. Jefferson does now he
ought to be supported in, as the chief
Magistrate of the country. Those
who wish for war will undoubtedly APP
prove the present policy those who
wish for peace, will condemn it. When
arupture has once taken place, it win
be too late to talk of avoiding it. In the
mean time tits the solemn duty Of eve
ny citizen of the United States to divest
himself Of party prejudices and exam
Inc the measures of men in office. The
question of war or peace is as interes-
ting to democrats as federalists. All
classes and professions will be equal
sufferers in the calamity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

C5Hgress.-Among other Subjects On
che anvil, they are modelling d INV
patch for The FrdcrH Copsfludoa. w
give The President, who they have
always contended had f7g m4ch fo4g,r
the additional authority to remove me
Judges OF the Supreme Judicial Court.
on the address Of Congress- hev are
also, and Eke7aise, ge;ting Up an ADDRESS
70 Mr. Jefferson on the subject Of TIE
right Of search--a subject they are ser-
tectly well acquainted With, and Dar;-
cularly interested in. They have also
reflealed all the laws relating 10 tAt SAT-.
fort Of lite Go9het.-Yeas les. M
7l.-Cent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
- 7JJ55305JJJ51o -
I ii PROCLaAlATION.

WHEREAS Information has been
received that number Of individuals
who have deserted from the army OF
the United States, and sought shelter
without the jurisdiction thereof, have
become sensible of their offence, and
are DESTROYS of returning to their du-
ty, full pardon is he. eby proclaimed
to each and all Of such individuals as
shall; within four months from the
date hereof, surrender themselves. to
the commanding officer Of any military
post within the United States, or the
territories thereof.
In testimony whereof, ! have caused
the seal of the United States to be af-
fixed to these presents, and signed the
same with my hand.
Done at the city Of Washington, the ff-
teenih day Of October, il the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seven, and of the independence of
the United States Of Aneyleathe thirty
second.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
The TIlnmilh Of Democrdcn.

Every Jacobin paper in the United States
IS boasting oftl.e complete triumph nof de-
mocracy inVermont, and congra'ulating each
Other on the election of Israel Smith. u the
ONCE OF Governor IN the room Of the v;rtu-
Gus, enlightened and patriotic Tichenor
WHO has for number Of years ablv AMI
faithfully executed the Office Of Chief Mao.
lstrate OF that state Every department Is
now occupied by thoroughgoing democrats
VINO have commenced their political career
~ the true spirit of the Jeffersonian creed.
me following article shows the repubEcar
perieotibllity VI the Legislature of Vernon,
The " enlightened Assembly Oliver.
mont, are very busy in icgislating 70,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
Communication.
FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.

FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
MR. ADAMS,
WHILST the Jeffersonian party
were striving for power, one of their
principal accusations against the feder-
alists, was, that the commercial inter-
ests and rights Of the United States had
been sacrificed to Great Britain by the
ratification ofthe treaty negotiated by
Mr.. Jay. Notwithstanding the adop-
ton OF this treaty, proved highly bene-
flclal to the interests of this country,
s has given the lie to one ofth many
false charges brought against the mea-
sures of the Washington and adams adj
mlnistrauons, yet, it has not in the
least deferred Mr.. Jefferson and his par
ty from the pursuit of a system Of con
duct which threatens toinvolve the coun-
try in war and ruin. Had the British
governm7 Mt been willing, and it is I'M
derstood they were, to have renewed
the treaty ratified by President Wash
lngton, Mr.. Jefferson and his ministers
could not, with the least consistency,
have consented for it would have
contradlcted all their former declara-
tons, and rendered them the laughing
stock Of their own party. The only
way left to make good their declara-
tons, and still deceive the people, was,
to insist on certain points which were
said to have been improperly relin-
pushed in the former treaty. The
one insisted on most, is an acknowledge
ment on the part Of Great Britain, that
the flag of the United States shall be a
sufficient protection for all persons sail
ing under it, of whatever nation, rank
or description they may be. Ifthis is
not granted, it appears we axe to try
the tug Of war" with nation who
at single stroke can annihilate three
fourths Of our commerce, and reduce
thousands, who are nowin afluence !;
and who by their industry and enter
prize, find market for the produce of
the farm r, employment for the me.
chanic, and contribute large sums to
the support of government, to bank
ruptcy and and want. But granting
we are able to contend with England,
and that after the sacrifice Of millions
ofmoney and thousands of lives. we
gaia the points it an object worth
contending for! England does not con.
tend for the right of impressing Amer
Ican citizens, when known to be such
but says she wants and will have he,
own-That her very political existence
requires the aid of all her subjects
One would suppose from the nationa
preludices of the present administra
tlon' the going to war to afford protec
uoh 70 hngllsI runaways, deserters an,
mutlneers, would never have beer
thought Of; but ! presume Mr.. Jei
ierson considers them as the On
press'd Of humanity" and of course
would be cruel and unhhiiosohAfcM nc
10 ehdeaVour 70 protect them, at ever
hazard when seeking an asylum.
It's the sentiment Of the present at
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
D0rtlano,
Monday, November 2, 1907.
NO NEIVS

1T is now 81 days since the last London
dates of course, we have no further infor.
nation Of the probable result of the dispute
between the United States and c. Britain.
Every thing relating to it remains at present
in doubt and uncertainty-one thing, how.
ever, is certain this state Of uncertainty
cannot continue long.
Il is stated on the authority Of letter
from London, that it is the opinion of Mr.
Monroe, that if WAR should take place be-
tween this country and England, hostilites
will commence on the part of the u. States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

The following Is a list Of the gentlemen
atf1ointed County .Atforntes.
Sufoik-James Il. Austin, esq. son
Of Loring Austin, esq. Secretary Of
this State.
Middle8er-Hon. Samuel Dana, esq,
Worce8ter-Edward Bangs, esq.
E8aer-Joseph Story, esq.
PlymOuth-John d. Dunbar, esq.
Berk8hire-Ezehiel Bacon, esq.
Han7lShire--John Taylor, esq.
.Nortolk-John S. Williams, esq.
Kennebeck--Eleazer w. Ripley, esq.
Lincsln--Benjamn Ames, esq.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
FROM ST. CPOIX.

On the 5th ult the British cut all the YES
sells out ofthe west end Of st. Croix, except
the Enterprise, Lowell, Of Boston, who es-
capped with the loss Of IS hhds rum.
BOston Paper.
lJT We much doubt the correctness of
the above article as to the extent of the cap
ture, having seen letter from the captain OF
vessel TO his owners in this town, dated
St. Croix, October the 8th, who informs
that on the night of the 9th, " two English
men of war took out of the west end of the
Island several Drogers and three American
vessels on suspicion Of having Dn.-l prop
erety on on boara and sent them TO Tor.
tola."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
TIE MESS.AGE.

The Presidents Message will un-
questionably be received in the course
Of this week, but it is not probable that
il will give much information respect
ing our foreign relations but We ex-
Peot to see much in praise of Gun Boats
and Spanish Bargains.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

: It would be both illiberal and unjust to
apply this character to all who have come to
this country late; there are numbers who
have lett Europe to reside in the u States,
whose information and habits of indus
try and sobriety render them valuable men,
bers OF society. These are not Runaways,
Mutlneers, Deserters and exported Pat-yiOts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
TRLAL OF COR BdRR0N.

NORFOLK, OCT. ~.
On Saturday the examination Of the
Witnesses before tac Court Of Inquiry
he'd Of board the Chesapeake com
IN enccd. Four Of tn= officers were ex-
amiaed, bat consiIering Ourselves re-
st ict@d from publishing any part Of
the testimony, we shall only observe
that tic proceedings fine court were
cond cted Fita wrcai candoar and dc
cotul4 T. Witnesses save cry clear,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

q late Lozdon paper, mentions, that MI.
Geherai Grant has announced the discover,
Of Longitude BY Mathematical I5s.r,.-
mient, which shews the rate of A shin yal-
Ing continually with the greatest acc,rary
Ihls instrument IS connected >sith Others
winch point out the rate Of the ship. h.y.
latitude and longitude in Greet W oblicu,.
sailing
ARp0iHttnent--Larkin Smith, ESQ. Of VIZ.
glnia, to be collector ofthe port vi Norfolk
vice Tia. Marston, sen. Esq. deceased
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
TIL: JEFFERSON.
By fhe President,
JAMES MADISON, Sec'ry Of STATE

NEW YORK, OCT. "a.
Fire az Frederic Sburg, Vlrg.
Yesterdays mail brought accounts of a
dreadful fire, which has destroyed a great
part Of that Rourishing town. The follwing
is an extract of letter fromMessrs Thorn
as Seldom & Co. dated falmouth, 18th Octo-
Der.
/ "We shall probably be the first to COM
municate so you dreadful calamity which
this day befel fredericksburg at IL o'clock,
and during very severe storm of wind from
north west.--A FIRE broke out in the large
house upon the Hill formerly occupied by
Mrs. Carter, nearly opposite Mr.. Patton's
store, which soon communicated TO Main
street, and burnt every house below the one
formerly OF copied by Stone & Green to Hen
dersOn's corner. 1t crossed the street at
the corner below Ross's large brick house,
and destroyed every house on the side Of the
street down as low as ]. I'll. Bawlin & Co.'S.
1t burnt all the houses on the river as low as
the Bank, which is now in flames, with the
exception Of James Browns dwelling house,
Great fears are entertained for great deal
Of paper in the vaults of the bank, which
was not removed. It is impossible at this
moment to say the damage that has been
sustained 100000 collars, is not, perhaps,
too large calculation.-A great sum for
Fredericksburg. Adam Cook and Hender
son, we are informed, are among the great
est sufferers
4" This FIRE happened few minutes be-
fore the great RACE was to have been run
and Of course few people were at home -
which added much to the loss that most per-
SONS have sustained"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
% Chb vs.. Ch5.
6 Good morninq 7

T'HE members Of the Club for quizing the
QHiEisaI Seeiay" are reqeAed 10 meet a.
their Hall, for the purPofe Of quizing the
Landlord and tranfacting other bu6nefs If
amazing importance. A punCtual and Feu.
eral attendance is requeiled, Nv. Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
Sa9rtte Ship Geius.
PORT OF PORTLAND.-lsoz.
KESSEtS HPoKEN.

O1N1 = OAA 1T AZ IL sUFI "T-
No foreign orriuals at this bc,t dAr.ng tie
last zreeE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

The last Freeman's Journal states,
that constitutional majority In the
Pennsylvania Legislature is certain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

purchased tie fiolidas, on Spain apd
that the purchase money Is ire millions
Of dollars.
There is a report from Neweund-
land, via. Halifax, that The Danish feet
had been surrendered 70 the English,
after an obstinate resistance. No dates
are given.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

The War-department agents, we learn
have purchased large quantities Of duck,
canvass, &c. tor tents, &c. and vessels, we
also hear, have been chartered BY govern
meht to transport stones from the middle
states to Charleston, 70 build Notifications.
This looks little ha2y -CentineL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

| and as Far as we could Judge, very i'm
partial testimony.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
BOSTON, OCT. so.

From Maiaga--Capt. Foster, from
Malaga, who arrived in the outer har-
bour Yesterday, in a short passage,
says, il was reported there that French
troops were to occupy the ports Of
Spain. Such may be the pretence to
conceal the design and preparation for
an attack on Gibraltar.
A report Ofthe surrender of Copen-
hagen had reached Malaga.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

Letters from the southwark state
confidently that our government has
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

It's rather ertra, after all that has
been said about dias5Iu1i Of the
Union" that the threat should have orr.
S''Hatea IN Democratic Society in Pr
giHia, and that BURR, and his democrat
&c coadJutors, should b the first iadict-
cd Tor the misdemeanor. But such
things are,--Cent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

Capt. Lowell, has arrived at Balti-
more 3S days from Bordeaux. Ifthere
is no error, he must have sailed about
the l4th Of Sept. Some allowance,
however, must be made for delay in
the river. He reports, that an army
had passed through Bordeaux, suppo-
sed for Portugal that $4,000 troops
had been ordered to assist the Danes /;
that he did not hear of the surrender of
Copenhagen; but that the houses in the
cnyirons had been burned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

The Philadelphia Freeman's Journal,
mentions, that Mr. Erskine, the British
Minister had received the Intercepted dis
patches, from the city Of Washington