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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09
S ALES AT VENDUE.
|On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,


At TIE vENDuE SroSs,
geaaer of priaea and Water stress,
! ! ysrsgly Of Dry Gscas, Groceries, &c.
1 paracalars of which viii be expressed In
the bills of the day.
ALL kinds Of goods which are Gu hnlita q
|Scn and the prices OF which arc established,
lean at any time be visweia and purchased at the
newest limitation and prices.
P. G, Marstelles, Y. NJ.
Plaster Pasgs 9Hoat.
Tha CARGO OF scar, Dove, Capt. New
ssuab, from Portland,
si,ar sa!e, 5y
Lawrafon &c FoWlc.
VIA haDs also for safe.
900 boxes brown Soap,
IL ditto Cheess.
January 9. d
40 boxes of fresh 2lcon, Rsis;ns,
AND
40 boxes dipt Candles.
For SITE 6y
M. MILLER.
December Il.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09
Liverpool Salt, aiioat.

The Cargo of the schooner Thomas Jeffes
son. Capt. Hall, from Boston, consisting oil
800 h0ssheads coarse Liverpool Ssll,
For sale by
EawraSon and Fowlc.
mo Aave also landing from said schooner,
100 boxes mould candles
5fchestS young Tyson tsa
bales Beerbosn Gurrahs
20 boxes chocolate
s hogsheads N E. rum
! 80 kegs fresh raisins.
IN STORE,
IS chests young hyson5 TEAS
- do. imperial .frss qssakfy.
10 bales Beerboon Gurrahs
do. Plains
Go. Kendall cottons
SO rolls heavy Ravens duck
cases hats
1900 pair COARSE and fine shoes
70 q s Ssss1s'4'} nu,e.ysse s.g.,..
SO barrels n. E. rum
hogsheads Grenada Go. ~
pipes Rebus wine
zoo kegs, and 90 kids salmen
ii'if barrels and kids Of beef
~oo boxes soap
80 boxes chocolate
80 do. ced-hsa.
Desc snser ". y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09
Land for Sale.

NE subscriber wishes TO sell about fifteen
4 and ar half acres OF Land, wta3n llaif
milo Of Alexandris, situate on TIE south slde
of the lane leading from Mr.. Hodeson's dwel~
ling TO the poor house, and directly opposite
that building. Although this property from
its situation must soon become valuable, it
will be sold LOW fsr cash, or good negotiable,
paper at ninety, one hundred and eighty, ard
two Hundred and seventy days. Apply 70
JAMES IRWIN, cr myself
Robert Adam.
January 60. eotf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09
Wanted to purchale,

From n en- York

iFfo2n vNeEl- aTK,
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the public
& q that he manufactures Snuarrosv Boots
with all the modern improvements, warranted
equal to any in the United States. After ma
ny years of experience in his business, he has
discovered new method of retaining the elas-
.ticity in boots. He warrants co FIT the leg be
it ever so badly shaped. He makes boots of
various descriptions, viz. Suwarrows~-Fair-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsicah Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonapsrte's Graves,
JeHerson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
fit the Suwarrow equal TO the tuck boots
Gentlemen viii please to call and see fer
themselves, at his shop in King-street, be-
tween Mr. MsN's and Mr. Hodgkin's tavern
January s. dsm
NJ 8. He intends selling cheap for cash.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09
Holm G. LADD,

Has issst recaiDed and far SAFE,
10 pipes choice old Cognac Brandy
20 bales Of excellent fax
do. glue
50 barrgs prime beef
90 pieces Russia sheetings
SO do. Ravens duck
90 barrels sweet cider
100 casks lime
100 barrels new rum
SO boxes mould candles.
january Is. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09
FOR SALE,

l3 bids. SUGAR Of good quality,
IS bbls. do. do
$ pipes 4th proof Brandy
or. casks Sherry Wine ! OF excellent
II do. do. Malaga do. ) quality.
Boxes 9f Cotton Cards
Sacks OF Iicorice Root and Sage
Barrels Of Clover and Herds Grass Seed
And large quantity of Red Sole Leather,
For Sale BY
Benjamin Shreve, Iun,
July IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09
mo. 1898
E ID u C. AT i o m.

Tia Cititzens OF dyerattd,is and ito Oicirity are
reshest fllysias formed, &
HAT q School is opened in town, for
j the education Of youth in cifssieel ard
Polite Literature, under tie direction OF Cw-s
EN- +. MAGRATH, Graduate and Scholar OF
the House in the University OF Dublin, and
Tor many years Professor eff Humanity II st. :
Johns College, at annapolis.
Terms for tuition Forty Dollars per 1nnun1,
to be paid quaucrly---tlle nuna5er OF pupils to
bciimited to twenty-five.
FEBRUARY T ~ dstIaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09
Negroes for Sale.

NSgIUcS iUI oalt'
ITO be Sold, for ready money, at Fairfax,
& court house, on Monday the 10th Cay Of
February next, being court day, several valu-
able slares, consisting of men, who are stout,
healthy, and good farmers girls, who have
been accustomed to house work and boys cae
pable of ploughing. Ass, a negro man, who
has eight years TO serve; lie il a good wsg-
goner. The above may be tre4ted for in prs- /.
vatc bargain, any time previous 10 the day Ok
sale. Enquire Of the printer.
January Is tfeF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09

IYURSUANTt to an erder.of the Common
4 Council, We will LE.4SE tor term OF
years, the Wharf and WarcacNse lately IN the
occupancy Of Messrs. r. T. IIoos aid Coz
Also, the WhaJra and Lot ON the nortn side OF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09

Joseph H. Vaudeville
KING-STREET,
AtMs G7oee1p e Flour Store,
HAS HAND AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
Muscoyado SUGAR of various qualities
Moorc's Loaf and Lump do
MOLASsES in hhds.
HAVANA HONEY
Imperial,
Hyson, 1EAS,
Young Young I Hyson& osa good quality
COFFEE s. CHOCOLATE
Spanish SEGARS in boxes
RAI6iNS il. kegs alld boxes
Jamaica and Antigua SPIRIT, cid and good
Low priced West-India RUM
New-England do
French and Peach BRANDY
Holland GIN
Rye WHISKEY
Steughton's BITTERS in bottles
Manufactured TOBACCO
Mould and dip'd CANDLES
Coarse and fine Liverpool SALT in sacks
or by the bushel
American GUNPOWDER
Wrapping Paper, Demijohns, Snuff iii bot
ties, Leading Lines and Bed Cords, Black Pep
per, &c.
100 tons Plaster Paris.
90 bis. whole or gross HERRINGS
100 bis. cut Go.
20 bis SHAD
Glover Seed
Chcsinre CHEESE of an excellent quality.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09
Patent Elastic Suspenders,

Patent Elastic Suspenders,
To be had, wholesale and retail, of the Pa
tentec, next door below Mr.. A{cxs,ide
/ Mhen.ie's, lower cad of Princc-street, A
lexsadrss.
THEY furpass any yet extant, for
ease, elegance, &c. Masters Of vessels and
other gentlemen going to the West-Indies,
Spesaisil Main, Sc. may be furnished with an
assortrsa eat, and great allowance to ttoss
who purchase by TIE quantity.
n 3. The buttons on the back parts efthe
.wsist6asad ought to be placedtA same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons Or
the Suspenders, to prevent improper strain
ING, and thereby destroying the ease designed
in tho cs:atrsGaea Of the article.
Richard Horwell.
Also,
Red, Green, & Black Morocco.
Leather,
By the dozen or single skin-for sale al
Horwea's Patent suspendsr Maanfaetory, ii
Prsee-strest.
! 5aty s. dl7m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09
SEINE TvVINE.

5000 pounds excellent Seine Iwiae.
ALSO,
10 quastsr casks Port Wine
j 10 boxes Spefmacaeti Candles
ls kegs fesh Raisins--
Fd,e sale BY
James sanderson.
January ls. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09

+ OR S q L E
Mould Candles IF a sats'lor quaHty IN small
b2rcs snita5!c for hrtpage tamiliea.
8 by 10 and lob by II window Glass Of the
Baltimore mandatory.
Patent Castings and Teakettles,
Bucellos and C&rcaveiia Wines.
By ROBERT T. H0OE * Co.
Feb. 4. saw4w,
FAXON, METCALF & co.
Mavs yeteives ter ;chaoaef Gosd Intent, John
BG.rter, PROM Boston,
MD OFFER FOR SHE,
100 boxes Mould Candles
u hogshsads New-Eag Land Rap
80 barrels DO.
S pipes French Brandy
do Hollands Gin
SIS barrels Bosten Beef
half barrels Pork
hogsheads Cod Fish
81 boxes ditto
barrels Cheese
ISL reams Wrapping Papss
30 nests bingham Boxes
.HL8O,
A general assortment Of SECEH, among
which are few Ladies' White Kid Sjppcra,
which will De opened Immediately, and alss
posed OF on moderate terms.
February 8. eod2w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20

Col. Burr. Do you know whether Dunbaugh,
after his examination, had an opportunity Of fee
ing his depohtion A. / rscoIe6t fonetme in
June, he fad he could rccolled his affidavit gi-
ven in New. Orleans verbatim. He faid he had
a copy oft. Sometime afterwards he was in
his chamber, and was paGing by or was in the
fame room with him, and faw him on the bed
with paper in his hand. aGsed him if it was
copy ofshs affidavit and ne fad yes. COL
Burr. Did you afterwards fee it in his hand I?
A, No.
MIR. Martin At what time did you fee
him with that paper A. IL the month Of
June, previous to his examination before the
grand jury. Mr.. Hay. Where do you reide :
A. NV former ref!ence Was in Connecticut.
Mr.. Hay. Where il it now? A. have no
fixed place bat expect to return to Bifto
10 Connecticut. Mr.. HTrf. Is that the place
Of your nativity? A. Yes.
Gen. HiIkialon's fc57imony eonsisdeA
Mr.. Martin. You offered an extract Of your
inRruetions to lieutenant Pike yegerday. We
with 10 fee them. Gen. HJlkinjon have now
ia my hand a complete copy or thore inftrptti.
ons. If they arc admitted, 1 with them to be
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18

ssat ball played frequently upon it by the
Sioux Indians.) This is handsome
prairie and has small square hill upon
1t, similar to those mentionedby Carver.
Its rear is bounded by hills in the same
manner as the prairie DIES Chiens. On
this prairie there are holes dug bv the
Sioux when in expectation of an attack :;
An which they first put their women and
children, and afterwards crawl them
selves. These holes are generally
round, and about ten feet in diameter;
but some are half moons, and quite
breast work. The latter are the chiefs
work, and the principal rcdoubts. The
manner or constructing them is this:
the moment thew aDnrehena, or discover
an enemy, rhey commence digging
tnn.rrlr knives, tomahawks, and wooden
ladlc and, in an incredibly short space
OF time, will make a hole sufficiently
deep to secure themselves and families
from the balls or arrows of the enemy.
The Indians have no idea of taking these
subterraneous redoubts by storm, as
many men might be lost in the attack,
which, even if successful, would be con-
aldcred an imprudent act.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18

To the Editors q Aa'eyican Newspapers.
The culture of fruit trees being IN i'm
portant object in every part Of the Uni
ted States, and in many OF the old towns
the scarcity of timber and fuel pointing
70 the necessity of rearing forest trees,
l have observed with regret in every
part Of the country great error in re
gard TO the raising OF trees OF every kind
that IS, permitting the grass to grow
near the body OF Young trees. Even
the hardest forest trees VIII not thrive
well, unless the earth round them, at
least two or three feet, is kept loose and
free from grass or weeds. For want Of
attention TO this importantcirc
innumcrable trees decay and die and
the growth Of those which do not die IS
30 slow, that the labour Of the planter is
nearly lost-as in that state it will re-
quire four times the number Of years to
Tcar them to maturity, that would be
required If properly cultivated.
III planting trees, it is essential to
1hcir quick growth that the holes be
much larger than the extent Of the roots
and that some rich earth be put into
the holes. And Jet 1t be remembered.
that thc growth of trees may b. iDcreas-
ed by proper manure and culture. as
much as other plants. Any person NAV
ascertain this fact, by due attention to
some trees, and neglect Of others,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18

Balm, Horehound, &c. FOR he ,o,. 49,. 49,
of the subscribers. This will rendss
the institution of general use to its SIM.
porters, who will likewise be sunnl;I1
at the proper season, with such pIants
and seeds rs can be spared.
We congratulate our fellow citizen.
upon the success of this institution. and
sincerely hope that the increase of its
support may enable the committee to
enlarge the plan of their operations.
In the Lydia, Captain Hill, arrived at
Boston, from the N. w. coast of America.
John K. Jewett & John Thompson came
passengers. They are the only survivors
of the crew of the ship Boston Captain
John Salter, the rest having been MUIR
dcredby the natives on the coast. Cap
tain Hill was in Columbia river, on the
Pacific Ocean, after Captains Lewis
and Clarke left it on their return home
and saw some OF the medals left by then,
with the Indians,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18
1B9St1n CHr1nicie.7


B9ta1ick Garden # S9mh-Cay9Hna.
This excellent establishment has sue
cecded beyond the expectations of the
projectore-and from the liberal sup
port which tits daily receiving, it be-
comes more valuable and more general
lyuseiul. If we take into consideration
the infancy Of the institution, it has to
boast Of as large a collection of plants as
any garden in the Uuitcd States, and
it is peculiarly rich in rare and valuable
eXotlcks. An opportunity is now offer
ed to the lovers of science, to acquire
knowledge Of the most beautiful and In
tere9ting Of the works of nature.-The
Florist may b. rratiGed with viewing
the productions OF the rcmotest clilnr.
and che Medicinal Botanist with the OBJ
jects Of his study.
We have just been informed, that the
committee, knowing the difficulty Of
procuring Medical Herbs, when Sick
ness may render them peculiarly desira-
bic, have determined to approor.ate a
part Of the garden for the cuI.u1e Of
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18

4 Dublin paper OF the 5th Of March
lost, gives the following little story.
ne conduct of the man we are here
told of, may be contrasted with that Of
the Englishman who purchased lotte-
ry ticket for the girl he professed to
love, and afterwards refused to surren.
der the prize which it drew.l
A servant woman in this city Dub
lin has, within these few days, come.
into possession Of most ample fortune.
1t IS upwards Of twenty years since
young man who paid his addresses to
her, and was refused, entered into the
military service of tho East-India Com
pany: he had never since been heard of,
until about month ago, when she re-
cclved information from a respectable
law agent in London, that her lover died
about eleven months since in one of the
ComPany'S settlements, where he had,
Tor the last fifteen years held a civil en-
ployment, and that he had bequeathed
to the former object Of his affections, it
living, the entire sum of t1Venty-fvs
MousaHd b9m1ds. The fortunate dam
81 left her masters house a few days
since, and sailed for Hollyhead, on her
way to London.
MISCELLANEOUS THoUGHTs.
Experience j. a dear school, but fools
Will learn in no other.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18

MISCELLANEOUS THoUGHTs.
Experience Is dear school, but fools
will learn in no other.
They that will not be counselled can
not be helped.
a long string Of maxims furnishes but
Msipid entertainment,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18
{ iao }

As the loss to the farmers is immense,
in consequence of the error above men
toned, 1t is hoped that every Printer
may give these hints to his readers.
NATIVE CITIZEN.
N. B. 1t is computed that forest trees,
to the value of two millions of dollars,
might be annually raised in the oldt
of the United States, without lessening
the growth ofany other productions, and
without great exPenCe-as the ground
might be kept in proper order by the
plough, where the trees are planted in
rows. Many of the pastures would be
benefited by being surrounded with for
ests; and their shade is refreshing to
cattle, sheep, and horses, and to all ami
mails.
Whoever notices the decrease Of tim
Der and fuel in the old towns, and the
increase of inhabitants, must view this
as very important concern; and lament
that It IS so generally neglected. The
naked lands Of Europe, once covered
with trees, where millions of people can
now scarcely obtain fuel to cook then
victuals, afford lesson for the people OF
this country. But our own experience
may teach US with still more effect
within twelve years wood has risen in
price in many towns more than two hun
dred per cent. Surely then our domes-
tic, as well as political and moral con-
Germs, require Us to keep our eyes fixed
on tuturity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
FOR THE GAzRrrr

NOTWITHSTANDING the It,
ton which the Jacobins in this co,,.--l Aa.
eyinced Of apPlaudinS evety measure the N,
Administration, (the only means bv II.
they coGld expect 10 obtain fat rS'A4
ana inclined TO think all real friends NJ ~ |
ldear-bought country, (Imean aA wbo -.
not sacrifice tie e'yoJ naert Of our LIBrp,. q
'1NDEPENDENcE for the proceeds Of ~
oRce VIA view with that abhorencaF''y
Indignation which il becomes an d. ~ +1a
PIC, the degraded and Illuminating s;t,,.iF. RI
which theiF. chips and foyyl4ge poiicy Aas I, u
ducc1 US. r.
%Tho is there, nho possesses ~,
,roP Of american blood ~ his ven.
does not also possess a spirit If reyer' -
galnSt a nation, who, while cur ereyao,l. =
nlaisuttion were feeding her with NV
IONS Of R1BUTE-&oNEY. has the ne
itude to cut off Our commercial intercc9, -
with nation with wnom the creates ~. !
of our tratiick is carried on -
While we view the oppressive ARA 49,.
icai conduct of an ambitious usurr.., ,,'..
ind grafton, We are at thc same t;ma or--
Peiica t0 shrug tIp Our shoulders g,tl
'-iA sNNaAN.-AAt9el st-ltil Wiz lEstt alDiJtFl
cowardiy policy Of %
-H1f'Ions ron TRIsUTE--and any twep,v
thousand do!kps Jor DEFENCE
II OR political horizon assumed . ,..,.
Gull appearance at home, should G'rs
been induced to attribute the want NJ enl'
wy 20 their attention i'll securing barr"n.
nd union among ourselves b,n find tlr;.
fail Az f.lr short Vi their duty III this resbert
as n oar 4oreig n relations witness the y
1elion IN oar newly acquired territory. ana
the continual annoyance of our Spanish
aeiahb9rs.
Every days mail furnishes Us with new
details ot autraTcs, winch coroborate tbs
predictions ri Fcder4h,ts respecting NJ
purchase ot' L5Htsia.a and confirms wv
opinion which they advanced, that It would
prove q PANDoRA's Roz, where the o,r.
casts o every nation would convene 70 erect
the STANDARD Lrlllun--and where /" t,,ea.
son would stalk forth At noon day.,
A REPUBLICAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
Legislature Of M1ssachsgetts.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,

FEB. 5, s, z, 1901
A letter was read from the WIDOW tuey
KNOX. rehGt Of the late Gen, HENKY K Nor
expecting her acknowledgements for the lse
vote Of his Houle, respecting her deceattS
hufbsnd
"A committee was RATED to conGder the er-
Pe4Iency of aging the Nembe-, of the Tn
eral Court, for their attendance HE D-el... fet4
fion, after lney have attended tweuy day,
out Of the public trsarl-y.
The bl authorizing a Ridge to Be ereasd
from Sopth-StTcet,to south Eo.toxi, " as rs,ef.
ed 1879 rs. Notiee va given Of no ion
TO recOn6ser, 70 be made on Tucfday
The Banking 5yten reported vas again
difcuiled and Ihe lur- ncr conLue-1. lon of il,
POltPoned unni Wedne!Llv
The committee appointed IN inyeRipsts
when The rgil4tur- nay have recais. relo-t.
ed il favor ot Tie third Monday uf lie ore
icnt month. Accepted,
Mo@pAY, FEB 9.
An application of ,. Auttin, that the crime
Of homicide may &c more precde,y defined,
was read, srd committed 20 AIefrs. Bangs,
Bigelow, Bacon PlrlUrs, ana Moody, of n
Bills to egu'He attachments TO cree.
lchOoi houies I'D Dee field tD incorporate
new inlurance company i'll Bath, Nc paIltd
various Cages,
TUEsBAY, FEs. ID.
Jonathan Grort, Jun. bv petition, pray.a
for aihitance IN conducting his TeIegraphs--
Committed.
The two Houies in convention, made choice
Ot William Sawyer, Fig. Notary Pubhc, Gor
| Elte1, vice Jonas Kettell, refgned.
= Reloive for paying the Members cf the
the HouIe, for their attendance, OUT " The
public trealnry, was read lecond time and
debated-The refolve was advocattd by MeG
olocum' Moody, (of Saeo) Waite, and Coffin;
and oPPoied, not only as rnarting with. at
ieait the ipirir of the CorR;tution, bnt b, ns
rnJuit and inekpedient, by MtfIrs. Iackb,
Wilton, Bacon, and Bigeluw. A motion that
TIE Yeas and Nays hs taken, being carried;
| the reiove was rejected Nays T7S-Yeas IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
Communicating.
FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.

FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
To an enquiring youth, who should
wish to know the meaning Of the
American Nouns contained in the
following alphabetical list, the an
ncXed induces may be Of use.
AMBI-DEKTERITY
READ the Rerertory Of the last wear.
Enquirc Of its editor and Of Mr.. p Of
C-d, concerning a certain candidate for
office, whose democratic mind would NOT
suffer- charge Of REGULATION against him to
be cnquired into
BL.ASPHEMY.
Read Tom Panc's Age Of Reason, and
piece published in the Argus, about SIX
months ago.
CALUMNY.
Read Calender <ai.Gg Jc.Ie.son's) "Pro-
spect before US"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

Read the FEoERAL coNsr1rr7,.
compare At with the malignant acts - ri
which have violated 1.-THE load u =, =
feads to 1nnumerable labvrintbS NJ. ioIiE
and distress ! but +" VISIONS wars sIlthle
SAINT" and her paths lead u pro.l c ''s pica-
peace. FN'-'! ld
x, Y, z.
Inquire Of Eloridge ccrrr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
TPIAL or C.tPT KH1TTE

NEv- YORK, FEB IA court martial .
called in England, TO try Capt. Whitby Or
the murder of Pisrce-Capt' BrewAer, Of Ger
revenue cutter Jonathan 1 Brewfer, his
hrotAer Robert Mithel branch pilot, and
John White 70 as witnefes, and are expected
70 Gail in the Latona for Liverpool, nheHre
they proceed 10 London Citizen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
foreign 3nteIitqence.

RECEIVED BT AN ARRIVAL AT NETroRk FROM
LONDON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

Tie grand jury Of Newyork has present
ca Z" john Foster, formerly " Tmrtor, q
itincrant preacher as an idle and Llasrhs-
NOUS character, pursuing no lawful or IegU-
lar means of support, and p pae &;iog 7-ir-
ciples wholly repugn4nt 70 rel III ard me-
raLty.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

thefe guards, the landholders are called npon
to contribute 10 per cent. and the ladies to IA
crihce their jewels, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

Drc, Io--An Englifh gentleman, juft arri-
we'd from Poland, through which he has late
N travelled, reports that at the time he paf-
led through Wariaw, An army Of 10000 men
we're collected near thar city. He Gates, that
he Rufiian army were very indifferently pro-
y,ded with artillery, relative to which how
ever, they expreAed no concern, having de-
rermined TO rely entirely on the effect Of the
bayonet.
DEC. 29.-Nine fail Of the line and three
frigates, were ready at Brett, the 9th inf.
His M4jelty has been pleafed to direct, that
penhoa Of 1904 par annum be lettIed on
Sir Samuel Hood, in confederation of the lels
of his arm.
His Siciiian MajeGy has conferred the dig
nifty Of Duke upon Sir Sidney Smith.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

Mr. Bruno passenger il the Kingston,
arrived at ~ wyork, has brought dispatches
ior Government, from our Ministers IN Lon
don.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

w. Brown, passenger in the Comet
Triyed at New-York, IRON Nantz, whlcA
place she left aboUt the 1st Jan. is tic bsaF,
CT Of dispatches tor Coy5 rntaent