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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-13

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DuceJ Terun1.
"WEDNESDAY, JuHe 10th.
An affidavit was drawn up by Mr.. Burr, Rat.
ing that certain papers in the pofIefIion of the
Preident might be material to bis defence !;
which affidavit is in tine following terms:
AA'1 =, S0aR' cs.,. If tie u. s. s.s ci,.asi.
Y.ITrn STATES. end Djfd1s IF yirsi'ia.
AARON BHRh maketh OATH, that he hath great
reaion to believe that letter from Cen. Wilkinfon
to the PRECEDENT Of the United States, dated gin
October, 1906, as mentioned in the Preiident's Mel.
fage OF the 22nd January, 1907 to both Houfes
OF Congreis, together with the documents accom-
panyns the fame letter, and cosy the anfwer Of
aid Thomas Jeerfon, or of any one by his authority
to the fad letter, ay be ateral in his defence in the
proieeution asana him-and further, that he hath
reafon to believe the military and naval orders given
BY the Preident of the United States, through the
departments Of war and Of the navy the officers
OF the army and navy, at or near the New Orleans
ttaons touching concerning the faid Burr, or his
property, will aifo be material in his defence
AARON BURR.
Xrt.s~ - -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
LovDov MARCH 27, 1907.

The following Minister'S received
the Seals OF Office, yesterday, ard day
before Earl Westm0r-iaud, Lord
Priyy Seal. Duke Of Portland, First
Lord Of the Treasury. Lord Hlwks-
bur. Secretary Of STAT tyr the Home
~ P-rnenl. MI. CauElAg, Secretary
oi state for the Forein Department.
Niscount Castlercagh, Secretary Of
State for the War and Colonial Depart
ment. Earl Camden President Of ,ae
Council. Lord Mu1grave, First Lord
Of the AID niralty. Mr.. r. S. Dundls,
(son of Lord MeIville,) President of
the Board of CUntroul Earl Chich-
ester, one Of the Post Masters Gcner-
al. Earl Bathurst, President of the
Board of Trade, and Master of the
Mint. Lord Q. Somerset and Mr..
Long, Joint Pawnasters Of the forces.
Marquis Of Lich6eld, (son Of the
Duke of Portland, one of the 10 IS of
the Treasury. Lord Lovaina, Mem
Der of the Board Of Controu!.
Il viii be seen by The above that the cat
alogue IS not completed.
The new ministerial arrangements are
now completed 1t is strongly asserted BY
the late ministers, that the Cati,chc Quest
ion Is oaly the ostcnsble Cause Of their re-
m0val. Their real ofcqee is sad to be their
determined resistance Of corruption and pc
culation, in every shape and in every quar-.
ter. -
MARCH g. We have received late adj
vices from the Continent The Head-QIar-
tiers of the Frcn n arm were about {, be
transferred to Berlin, and Bonaparte was
expected n that city, at The end OF the last
week
Gen. Blucker, who 5 been exchanged
for Cen. Victor, is % command the PgusSian
rny
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
GERAEAN'Y.


.ffoHa, March 90, 1907.
The advices received here, since my
last, from the cnmbined Russian and
Pussian armies, are Of the most graft
hing, nature. On the lst, March Gen.
Bennigsen's Ii. Q. y ere at Heilsperg,
Iabott 40 miles south Of Ko1I3S5uyg1
on the Ale, where he received the or
der of St. Andrew. conferred upon him
by the Emperor Of Russia, AID an adj
dition to lis salary of 10 900 roubles.
He left Konigsberg, on the oath Febru-
airy. Gen. I.ostoco, with the PrussiQlrs,
were on his right wing at Peterswald
On the 26th the French gained an adj
vantage over the Russians at Brauns-
berg, which they took-On the 27th
the Russians returned the attack, when
both parties became alternately mast rs
Of the place, and alternately lost II a
gain. Those conflicts were most
bloody ard the bravery and lion-like
courage and perseverance Of the Rus
sims, aitei daily battles with the French
from the Goth uit. to the 8th inst
rnaintained the fed Of Braunsberg,
which was seen in flames Oh the sth
-inst.--In this place, and near Heils-
perg, the French lost near $1,000 dead
on the field. Near the latter place
General Lelcbre, with 6JJ) men, are
said to have been taken Diisoncrs-
Though the French have considera-
ble force Ia E.1ilg, they we're falling
back, and Gel Benuigsen continually
advancing. I'lc Russians Are about
% receive two great reinfor--ments Of
5000 each. one under &c Grand
DUKE Constantine.
"A iettlr from Berlin data5tle 9th
inst siys, Chat Igi.ef.a1. sides
great member Of the a,plan-ua corps,
ratIrpel thIlber. from Ny-r,-u. lll
8re5t ~ iu o,llsil cuIu ink die o-lc-
road NJ longer safe. Bollplrt4 ws5
daily expected at 3 rim. Butin oppo-
sitiOn TO tits, an artic'l from Berlin, Of
the l5th il re hamburg pApers, makes
n -ndpn of any battles and says, the
French Head-Quarters was at Osterode
the eth March.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
CARTE ship crtus.
PORT OF POR1LAND.-l8o7.


Wehesag, aay IS
Arrived brig Ruby, jordan, SO DAYS from
Suriinam, via Boston--Cuyo llolasses 10
Josiah Cox
Same day-Brig Ocean, printess, IL daa
from Havanna-Carso .JFU.asses Sailed il
company with ship sally, d : for Bostor.--
Left there, briggs Minerva, csv-y "a Of & for
Portland next day-Herly, wyer, Port
land, for Boston next day-Huam, Lemat
Bath, for do next day-Ceoree. Wiidndgs
Portland, for 90 in 5 days-M.rrann. StsB.
wood, Portland, lol % in g. - Trouant
of and tor Buston, I'D 3-Oine., Perkins
Kencbunk for Salem III 5-Strance. Combs,
Of and fiom Portland, .rst arr ed Rubi-
coun, -, Of {, from Boston, .ust arrived
VESSELS SPOKEN.
April 18, lat 58, long 5I, WI President
Baker, 6 days from Wiscasst, III. Dublin
April 50, lat. 80, sch, Sam & lane, Of WIS
casset, Is days from Trinidad, for Savanna
May 2, lat. 81, long IA, ship Edward
Lewis, Of Portland, Is days from BaltimrTt'
for Havaunah.
SHIPPING NE MOP4NDA
On his outward passage, to Martinique
capt Learock Of Salem Was boar dea, aileI
chase Of five hours, from French sOoPol
war, capt BartIang, from Guadalupe, am
received the most elusive language ard n
furious treatment from the boarding oihee5
who robbed him of nunrrer Of articles
and even drew bis dagger several tines
cross Capt Leafock's throat Another gp
Ger told him that they took every vessel us'
met with from English rcr.s.
The wreck A SCH l+ of water, Mi.
fell III WITH M-s " .n l4-. yU, tong. III Mill
posed ". t4.t~rn built SCH. had yal0'
sides
Fifteen fine Hamburger ships have Pee,
laid up 1t Charleston, since the ior'Il,
place has fallen INTO the hands q N
French.
Boston, May z. Arrived sch. Canoes
Major, of Camden, for Martinique, 24os'I
Same day, brig Agenora, Burnhsin'
Kennrbunk, 81 q III from Surnam.
Sane 4 y, sci I,lbella, Emery III VI
from Demerara.--Lefi, Liberty, 80
Kennebunk, II ia Union, W9oaN~a X
discharging the big -, Wood0uIn,
Portland. sailed 18th Apr. tor Tie iSl@'s'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

CT IMPORTANT !!
MARCH 20,

MARCH 20.
The mail arrived last evening has
brought intelligence of great impor-
lance. Reinforced, and supplied, the
Russians are again acting Extensively /;
and Bcnaparte is falling back towards
Berlin Though his II. Q. are stated
to have been at Ostorode, on the 9Th
March, he was seen at Thorn that day.
Talleyrand, and the Foreign Ministers
were removing from Warsaw to Berlin.
Private accounts say, the Russians have
pushed their advanced posts to War
saw and that the French have sustain
ed another defeat near Thorn.-After
the affair of Braunsberg, actions are
said to have taken place on the 9th,
and 28th Jeb. and lst March in
which the Kosacks did great service
and are said to have cut to pieces 1000
French cavalry.
Magdebusg is to be provisioned for a long
siege.
The Prussian insurgents have nearly cut
of ali communication between Thorn and
Stettin
1t is reported that Bonaparte has accused
several of his eli ,ers with dsaffection
and that Duroc had been sent to France
under guard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

Democracy UEvel.eI-The State Of Ken
lucky has shewn itself worthy the rank II
bears III the scale Of genuine Ieflersonian
rePubicaliism Next to being entirely freed
from all taxes, the democrats have always
made it an object OF their pra, ers to be
freed from paying money to lawyers and
ju ges, &C. 8c. They have long been sfriv-
ing to get Justice, as they call Il. byucI,t
home to every MANS own door, gratis In
this very reasonable and laudAbie desire
they have long been yblv supported bv the
Boston Z cmagogue, Ben amin Austin How
much then do we feel for the honor of Mas.
sachusctts when we have to rec0ld. that.
Kentucky las, after all, takcr the lead IN
this glorious business and VIZ feel ~ the
more sensihy .as, from the present prospect
OF things, it would not have been yer, long
before our Eastern sister state would
have begun the march towards pcrlcctabiiitv
The legislature Jf Kentucky during tie
last session passed law DESTROYING all fee
bills whatever, n lo.bidd;ng under penal
ties, LAWYERS and magistrates tromreceivinp
aly compensation for their official services
now though tho laws ers and magistrates Ill
Aentucky are excellent mCcrlts Ia man
ct not SOU Of them has regard n ugE
or the mouth Of labor TO ill it for nothing.
he justices of the peaecit is SAID have
every one resigned
In such q sta.e Of things, one Of tie Lev.
ington ne wsPapers inform tie good peorle
OF the United States, that they are now
placed IN state q nature. Cu.prits arc
Tree from arrest-crlmcs mas b. committed
with IMMUNITY tin short, every iudricen.eI
IS held Out to +" draw off the su.cLarge'' 4.
exotic population from sCme of our mes
distinguished democratic towns on tho
seahoard" New York paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
&l0rtlano,
Monday, May 10, 1907.
REPRESENTATIVES,

ON Monday last the citizens Of this
town made choice OF the following gentle
men, all statmch disciples Of the Washing
ton School, for Rep esentatiyes to the Cen
erai Court the ensuing year-viz.
Joseph Tltcomb, William Jerks,
George Bradbury, JOS. II Ingraham.
Matthew Cobb,
WHO were elected BY majority of 10 over
the democratic list. On tie event, we con-
graduate the friends Of liberty, justice and
independence throughout the State
Notwithstanding ali the democratic boast
ing and exultation at the choice Of town Of
ficers the result Of the wo meetings for
state officers show that large majority of
tie citizens III this town are firmly attach
ed to the principles Of order and good Gov
eminent
At Che March meeting the democrats
gained a short iumph through negligence
and inattention on the part Of the feder&lsts,
which they denominated " drop Of com
fort" Tie federalis have since REPAID
them with two drops Of disappointment and
notification.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

After the battle Of EyIau, Bennigsen re-
ceiyed a reinforcement Of 60, 200 regulars,
and thirty puiks $500 men EACH Of Kosacks
At Eylau, the Russian army was only
10000 strong The French are known to
have exceeded that number.
The want Of forage in the parts occupied
by the French is SO great, that the thatch
coverings Of the houses, are cut up for pro-
visions for their numerous cavalry
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

Mr.. Jefferson, in accepting the SER
vices OF corps of Tennessee volun.
teers, informs General Jackson, thai
when called into action, it will not NJ
for long, but for an active, and Der.
haps distant service" 80 IRE tbes,
10 dct against ME Sfaniards III Afe1ico
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
Tsp the a7ads.


cHARLEsToE, EPRIL %.
Captain Fisher, arrived at Nassau, left
Antigua or the SSth-dlt. where a vessehhad
htelY arrived from BalbaJocs, tie SeA4tt4i9
OF which reported. that q Fr&nch squadron,
consisting Of 6.sail Of NeArhe and several
.ransports,SYerc, cruising to the windward-
they were seen oyo one Of the British frigatcs
winch they chased into Misunderstanding
raj Cochranc was cruising of Martinco
" tn FIVE sail Of the line and several frigat1S,
ia hopes Of Intervening the enemy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

Wyndham, who leaves town this morning
for Monticello
There was great hustle in Charleston,
some wished to have the guns mounted
and sink the slOop of war Immediately but
others, more cansiderate, opposed t.-Offl-
GERS were placed at the wharves OF the e.
ty to prevent supplies being sent to the
Driver.
Capt. Love was not on board the Driver,
when she ,was off Newyork-he was sent
out from England, and Simpson, the former
commander Of the Driver, was ordered
home TO attend the trial of capt. Witty
According to the spirit, and some think
the latter, of the Proclamation, referred to
above, it was dictated against Capt Whitby,
Marine and Simpson, and against vessels
commanded by them. The Leander, Cam
brain and Driver were only mentioned in
the Proclamation, bcsause then under their
centroul. But if it were ridiCulouSly adj
mitted, that these particular vessels, let
them be commanded by whom they might,
were punishable uuder the proclamation, TO
force is in il, directed to be Lsed-Inter-
course merely with them i forbidden.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
4garrte0,

In Stand.sh, BY the ev. d. Merritt,
MIR. Luther Topping, TO hiss Mercy Dow.
In Falmouth, by Inc Re G. Bradley, Mr..
Peter Hall, Of Portl.n nd, 70 MIS- Anna Hun
newell, Of Wirdh; M ME, Charles Baker,
to Miss Nancy Smith, both of IVindham.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
CON1lEFCT4T

A letter from Cork, Feb. 81, says, " Ma
hogany j. no longer admissible in Ireland,
in American vessels."-Cohce was very
plenty " Hayti, At last dates, and but few
vessels taking on boal AT Trinidad, a.
pril 4, fish at -, beef IS, lumbe. So; mo-
lasses 20 cents, and sugar 4 dolls No SUI
gar to be exported in American vessels af-
terrible 2Oth.-Ho salt To be procured 1t the
Island Of May, Arri s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
rHE GLORY or DFMocP<c1- :

NE CLChL Or III III C[RZCC
ON Monday the 18th instant, W. lad
our meeting for the choice of Repre-
s4ntatiyes. AT The close of the Poll,
the rouse exhibited scene Of tumuit
and iOise that would have Gisgraced a
ST. oi Abttieihes al one of ttlir tIium-
Pnant P5voqtozJs. Notwithstanding all
tie clamor about taxes and offire seek
ers, opr slckicrs for economy send
Jour REPRESENTATIVES, most Of whom
arr veterans IN the ranks Of democracy,
ana wlo viii undoubtedly make such
improvements in the finances Of tn {
state, as will eventually greatly aid
the " mouth of labor" We have con-
tinuGd but one Of last years list, our
chief Orator will be doubiy useful,
whether for the purpose Of making the
Representatives chamber resound with
loud herIangut, after the Speaker
leaves the chair, or that Of leading his
colleagues in the way they must 90.
AS the town will probably keep close
70 the democratic principl1 Of rotation
in Office, 1t may not be amiss to point
out TO /! ose who may wish in future to
be candidates for Caucus favor, the line
Of conduct that will lead them to the
contamination Of their wishes. Besure
to enter into political disputes whenev-
er there is prospect Of making pros
elite bawl against the measures Of
Washington, Adams and Strong, and
those who fought our battles and euid-
ed the councils of the nation during the
hazardous and trying times Of the re-
voiuhon, pronounce these Characters
and all those that have virtue and indie
pcndcnCe enough to adhere to their
principles, " old tories" z monarch
lists" and aIistocrats," he that doth
most excel in these things, shall be
our cLolCe next year, then huzza for
! Bonaparte, Sullivan and French liberty
N. ID. The Representatives from
Falmouth, are JaBae8 MorriH, Join
| Waite, Samuel Rutts and John Jones
II is somewhat surprising that the
principles and haIits Of the first Repre-
sentative, should not have long since
introduced him to the front ranks O
democracy, as he possesses in an emf
nent degree all the qualifications Of ;
thorough going Jacobin. | have IN
dcrstood, tho | cannot vouch as to III,
fact, that capt. Jones will not take hi.
seat in the Legislature
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
E0leo,

In Marcellus, NY. mrs. Diana Atwater,
consort OF the Rev. Caleb a. She died
exactly Ii months from the day she was
married, and It was exactly is years from
he day she was born to the day she was
buried.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
From tie Newycr} Gazette Of Tkesday

Froan ne Newycrl Gazette Of Tuesday.
We understood by MIR PARKE who ar
rived here in the Sem;raai,, ha- captain
Love Of tae Driver, on beng tod that the
proclamation Of tie president d ted May 5.
1906, forever inter letting that vessel / I'M
entering port Of the United States replied,
that the proclamation would hayeIlisgraced
the pen OF the most petty tyrant of the
states Of Barbary-that he zvas not in abso
NE want Of supplies, hut that his water
was rather stale, and he would not leave the
harboF till he had provided his ship with
fresh water, and such other articles as he
supposed he might stand in need of-that
when he bad s. done, he should have no OBJ
lection to proceed TO sea as the piIa was
ready TO take him out.
Dispatches Oh this subject have been for
wardec 70 President Jefferson, by Lieut.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
RHODE-LSLAND ELECTION

Yesterday week, The General Assembly
Of Rhodc-Isl4nd. was convened together
IN counting tie votes, it appeared that the
Hon Tnmes Feuner, Esq. was chosen Cover
nor, IN opposition to Seth Fvheaton, Esq BY a
majorit, Of 1887 and tic Hon C1ra.ant
Ia5a, ESQ. an opposition u Dz.iet lhamb
lin, Esq b> majority Of 1893 1hc,II1n.
EIish r. Potter, ESQ. was ursuimou.rci .os-
en- Speaker Of tic House of Representatives.
--SamHr Laar, ESQ. III = airy cf M sen
ate-.Ja1Ieg BUrW5 Jun GO. Attorney Gen
erI, and ht''g She Ju1ne, Esq General
Treasures.
UT Coasfo7f 7,.5.r, las 3ecl,rel tis .Fts e
Lieut. Ccye.noy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

The Elephant, British man Of war, was
fell in with Gath April ha6 in co. Span
ish packet, captured few days before on
her passage ron Wye C.uz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA.
The CHEAP DEATH. and DRo
Z'RUCTTO.N Store.
Napoleon BIoodthirstv,
No. $3.50 -4il-fcoZ's-.

No oToO If0Oi s-strees
"HAS Just received and already expoqe4
for sale, an elegant and complete assortment
of fashionable French, Polish, Gelman
and Prussian
Dcuth and Distracfi6z LptIemcnfs.
which wll.be sold lower thar lifc dfs.
troyers :" were ever offered NV him before
having boughtsthem on very advantageous
terms Of" that wen known ard ali conglet,
ing " RARE SPORTER" BoNAPARTE i
Poland" now closing business i'll that GUAR.
ter to return To" France.
"ALso,"
Wagon loads Blurdcrbusses,
] do. do. Ram Rods,
4 do. ID. Battering Rams.
Camp furniture, elegant cclors ana
patterns"
"Those wh) may wish to supply them.
selves with any OF the above articles" which
arc particularly adapted to the season, shave
al uncommon fine opportunity"
The above articles having been engaged
in mucli RARE SPORTING,' in Germs.
ny and Poland, very much enhances tbeh
value
NJ B. Gas they were purchased with
cash they shall be sold from fifteen to tgeh.
y per. cent lower than were ever sold il
the District Of Maine, which will make il
Al object for purchasers to take little lon.
ger walk than usual when the truth of Tie
above viii folly appear" Ever kind q
ingredient Of which The ABOVE - composed
reed in payment
A N" few tons Of Pot" and Kettle mettle
:" wanted"
AS direction to his customers he has
caused to be placed over his door, in the
form Of an angle, the image and supcrscrp-
ton of FOLLY.
Aso--To amuse and edify them he had
when III FOREIGN PARTS, draugllts BY
the first artists OF some Of the most valuable
relics Of canonized SAINTS, the shin and hip
inc Of St. ANTHONY back lone. toe
nails, and a very curious little ASSES bone,
which are displayed On h's shutters
Mr.. Bloodthirsty THINKS It necessary TO
apologize should any oftl.c expressions he
has made use Of Stock the deiicaoy NJ lis
fair customers, but he Presumes they will
give him absolute Oh when he assures them
il has done violence 10 the MODESTY Of
his nature but ne saw the necessity of the
times and was obliged for The frst time in
his life To leap the bounds Of propriety.--
Neith- would he by any means have them
inf. n speaking thus highly Of the su-
pc.1Or quality, elegance and reduced -13ces
" his ECCds, he III IKE least doubts their
car ability of decidnr, hut HE pure motive
Of saving them 4" world Of trouble" alone
dictated the measure.
PAID FoE1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

a Correspondent wishes To know Of
democratic moderator 81 a Public Meet.
ing IN a neighboring town, If Il IS consistent
wIDh repIhhc.nism % deny a citizen tie
hhery " delivering h.t sentiments IN a sub
iect witch j. about ,o b1 acted uDon? And
whether It is proper FOR The Moderator 70
engross the sfeaking to himself and deny to
sc VINO differ from him il politics the
privilege Of being heard
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
-, flI121ll IaI111a =
az ona Later.

sr BRIG BEDFORD, AT NETWORK, FROM
LIYERPooL--LAST DATE MARCH ~,
1907
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

In this town, Mrs. Nabby Han, aged 81
wife Of Mr.. Nahhm III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

VIENNA, FEB. %, 1907.
OUR negotiator still continues at the
French Head-Qnarters. [U-r This negotia-
tOr Ssas seat to demand the rVacuati0i If Bran
nau, b. The Frsneh aaa il had b.fore been as
serted, thar IN consequence Of the reception he
met from Bonaparte he had determined to
Leave the French n 81
u is said, that 5000 Servians (inveterate
enemies ofthe Portc) have joined the Rus
slams in Wallachia
FEB. %. The Persian Ambassador at
Bonapartes II. Q is named Mira Rhiza-
Ham, is about As years old, well made and
OF highly noble physiognomy in the ban
quetings which tie French Minister, An
dreossi. has given him, he has only tasted
Ct four dishes, and those from lis cook
lie eats with wooden spoon but On &C
count Of the ladic5-who, bv the way, dis
gust him very mucn-he VIII not smoke be-
lore them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

If the above information is correct, (and
It comes thro' 4 medium which entities It to
attention. ard ii the British Government
should take exceptions al our course OF pro-
cecding regarding their Treaty, we may,
unfortunately, find oTsel1> cnbroiled both
with Spain and Britain. "A state Of w4r
would make us reUace many VI our stcpts
IN the path Of pros Gritty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

EANEs OF THE ELBE, MARCH 9, 1907.
The Russian army, under Benuigs, II, re-
ceivcd a reinforcement Of 10000 men, I'M
nedstely after the battle of Eylau.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

Bath, which sent two democrats last
year new sends one Federaiist. This j, do
ing doubly well, as a worthy character is
CHI scr, who VIII study to promote the hon
orsn pros Perity Of the state & not exert
his influence tip convert tie Legislature into
apohtical Juno, -J further he private s in
terested views Of individuals