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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28
NOTICE. Il

WI ICE
THROUGH the medium of the Portland
Gazette j. BRYANT informs his friends
and Gu omers that he has removed from Fin
itreet, and may be found at his fore near the
BaPult Meeting houfe, Fldeyai. Freet-where,
all indebted, are requelted to call and make
Immediate payment.
~ His cuhomers can be fupplied with well
ahorted CRATES, on liberal credit.
Scot. 2S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28

THE Members sf the Portland Marine
Society, are requeffcd to meer at CoIum-
olan Hali, tommorrow Evening at o'clock,
for fpeclaI BuGnel5.
sept. rs J. WOODNIAN, ST..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28

THE fubfcriber propoCss TO open Singing
School ID this town, provided luli
Gent number Of fubfcribers tlaIl apply For
terms, Apply to the fu5lcriber. at lis houle in
LOve-Iane WM. COOPER.
PorhIz3 SePt o9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28

Portland BeneU0Lenf Society.
THE members Of the Portland Benevolent
Society are hereby notified that their
annual meeting for the choice of officers, SC
will be holden at the Court Houfe III Portland
on WeiHsLiay, tbs eveatG day ef Ct7eLsr nssf, at
three o'clock in the afternoon.
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, Secretary.
Sept. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28
lIipILED-

In this toFn, last evening. by the Re-.
Pr Dcanc, Mr.. Joseph Harr,1, mer Of
Bah, to Miss Eliza Cox, daughter Of Nj.
Josiah Cox
ln Midway, Isaac Gates, Esq. attorney
at Law, Of Brunswick, to Miss Ann Buleu
Of the former place.
II Wlscasset, WIN. T. Vaughan, Esq. Of
Portland, to Miss Sally B. Kcatug
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28

a letter from Washington, SAYS, " Mr.
Jefferson has declared that he would rather
see the country involved in war, than re-
ccde from hl, demand that our flag on board
merchant vessels shall protect al it covers. "
We do not credit this.-Ca.t.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28
Latest fran Enr1he.


The Eliza, capt. Salter, and MCnerva,
CAPT. Given arrived from Liverpool -t this
port since our last, furnish London dates to
August 18th, four days later than our for
mer accounts.
The articles most interesting Itho not
vcry import ant 20 this country will Jc found
under The foreign head. The opinion IN
England, was, that peace with France
would not take place soon.
No accounts from the expedition under
Admiral Gambler, after it arrived in the
Sound had been received in England at
the last dates
Il was fully believed that the force was
competent t0 the object ri its destination,
which was understood to Be the getting
possession OF the island ofZealand, on which
stands Copenhagen, the capital Of Denmark,
and the harbor where the Danish feet is
stationed
The above is confirmed BY an arrival at
Salem, from Elsinorc, which furnishes in
te1igence that the British force off that
place, consisting OF between 30 and 80 ships
Of the line and a number Of lesser force,
with transports, having on board 10000 men
was stationed ut the entrance Of the harbor.
Ad. Gambler had demanded Of the crown
Prince the surrender Of Zealand and the
Danish feet The Prince replied, flat
"he should not deliver the Island while
aman was left living To defend it," The
next dav after the Salem vessel sailed, a
heavy camonade was heard, which was
supposed 20 have been tie English, having
commenced die attack Probably q similar
scene 90 that performed by Lord Nelson
IN 1901, has been reacted in the same place
s'er this.
It's stated that one Of the articles of a
secret treaty between France and Russia ~.
that Bonaparte Is to be permitted u taxi
Tie DariSh feet gnder his Pyotsctisr," but now
Il appears he will find it no easy matter u
obtain possession. The Navy Of Denmark /,
stated at 50 ships Of the line.
No dispatches from OR government hac
been received in England, respecting tue
Chesapeake the 19th Of August. The Pre-
sldent's Proclamation had been pubiishta
and favourable opinion entertained Of i.
All parties in England express a strong d.
sire that the differences between tile two
countries may be amicsbly adjusted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28

NOTLCE Y

NOTICE /!
THE iubfcriber has fold his Rock in trade
= to Mr. VIM NJ Crillis, therefore lie rel
fueas thofe owing him to make paymen,
within fxty days, otherwiie their accounts x
notes viii be left with an attorney for coec-
ton, thole having accomP,s againR him IN
fettled are delired 70 bring them in for fettle-
ment. He will continue At the fore he lately
occupied, to fettle with thofc having concerns
with him. THOMAS CHASE.
PoytZ1g4, Sebt og.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28

HT.lia7l GtLFInl, was admitted to prac-
uce As an attorney at the Court Of Common
Pleas held At Paris, Oxford county, last
week.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28
w. & G.. Tuckerman.

w. q u. luCkerman,
10 81, Stote7Rreef-BOSTOM.
HAVE received per hips Packet, Preidens
: = Adams and Sally, from Liverpool. q We
rY compleat aGortment Of
HARD-WHRE GOODS
computing all articles Of Coa,jl I,oroonreyy.
Cutlery ard SaaAeyy- Wsrs4, which thew offer
for imall advance and on A liberal credit
By the earlieit arrivals from London and Brit.
tol, further 1upphes are anucipated.-On
hand, about so tons aforted
cat Iran d H9I51v-Ware.
Sept % [8m.l
NOTICE I
THE public are hereby informed that the
COPartnerfhip exiting between the fub-
fcribers, is this day diAolved BY mutnal con-
fent-All per(on indebted to faid firm, Or
having demands again(t them, are reaue(ted 10
call OF SeToH Lane4Ry 70 adjun them, who i
authorized to lettIe them.
SEwALL LANCASTER.
THOMAS LANCASTER, JUN.
CoyL-m, Slpt. 28, 1907
~ THOMAS LANCASTER. JuN. III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28
loci all,

NJ. III, La7g- H'Larf Has tor faLe,
IS hhds Windward Iaand rum,
50 Ehd5 Bonivefra Salt
eO hrd- heA retailing Molaf :,
few hhds ST Croix Sugars. Sept =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28

David Harding, Jun.
INFORMS his friends and the public thar
be has formed a connection il bufinels with
THOMAS HARDING, and that in future buff
ne's will be tranfacted al his former Rand II
Gorham corner, under the firm Of
David Harding jun. & Son.
where they now offer for f2le general aGort-
ment of
EngA6, ~. India G99d5 D Gr1ceriey.
Ayo- Sutton MiII-Saws Of a hyperion quality.
All perfon: indebted to D4vd Ha,dipg inn.
either BY note or book are requeRed to make
Immediate payment; and thole having any de-
mands are requeited 70 prefent the fame for
adjultment. DATTD HARDING I'LL.
n B. All notes and accounts which have
been due more than three month unlef, paid
before the twentieth Of October next enluing,
they will be put into the hand. of an attorney
FOR collection without further notice
Cobaz, 5ept 26, 1907,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28

WE the (ubfcribsrs, Comn1ilioners. a0-
pointed by the Hon. Samuel freeman
Eiq. Judge OF Probate for the county Of Cum
berland, 10 receive and examine the claims of
the feveraI creditors to the eIate Of
WALTER sIMONTON,
late Of Portland, il laid county of Cumberland
merchant, decealed, in.snate, reprcfcr+ed ~
iolvent, give notice, that further lime Of 4
months from the date hereof, ate allowed faid
creditors to bring in and prove their Slams
They will attend thar lorvIce AZ the offits III
Ri.h4,d Ha4szrsH, Eta. Fifth -nreet, Portland.
on Monday the 9Th day Of October, and The
1econd Monday Of the two following months.
from 2 till o'clock, ? y. of laid day..
RIcR1RD HuNEwE11,
JAMES NEAL,
Seft 29 ABRAHAM WAr.ou
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28

10000 Dollars, "(2,4 a g9ing."
TICKETS Ak dollars so cts. and Cuarre-s
At $3.50 III Tile iecoud C4k cf Hs-fsid
Bridge Lottery which commenced drawing
IN Bofon, on Wedneiday laG, for fale ~
liaaC Adl,-,o
- Tickets will Tife on Monday nezt,, ~
d1laTf, and Quarters 70 0st +sI!ar R1atHa
S''0 49, 'SoA Stki ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28

"e7r d5lfyt art1ind III time 1Jr nred
w HERFAS MY wife Poly has lef. by bed
and board, ana gives this a reaGfn for
not cohabit:ng with n4, VIZ -that certain
evil minded Perious On my opinion have re-
P-eten'ed hat ! an like To bc i'll trouble
This i 70 caution and forbid All perlo0s har-
boring or trulEiIg her on my acco9at as am
determined to Ply ~ debts Of her CONTRACT
ing from the date heroes.
Sses Is. DAVID BARTLETT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28

We understand that governor Gin
ton Of New-I or.z, and general 5. Smith
IF Batimor-, viii De candidates for the
Offices Of President and yice-president
q the U. States At the ensuing cleo
lion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28
Cram 4 AthertOn,

HAVF imported in the Harry from Liver
: Z pool, large additional fuPPly Of
Fqlbi9na6Ie Eany 2 Staple G9odr.
which, with the Goods received BY previous
arrivals, renders their aIortment very COM
plete Portland, SEPT. n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28

On Tuesday last, capt. Freeman.
commander Of Fort Independence,
received new and positive orders rot to
enlist any British Deserrer. 4 similar
letter has undoubtedly been addressed
10 every American officer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28
Book Keebfng.

HE fublcribers hereby inform the publick
that they have entered into Co-partner-
lhip under the firm Of
1appan q Sewall.
They imY,yt on the mon advantageous terma
q general adortmenr Of
Eur9teaa and India Piece Gods,
which will be offered at Bolton prices, by
whoefae only, at their fore il Haynlzrker
Row, Middle.ltreet.
By the late arrivals from Liverpool they
have received Blankets, Baizes, Fannels, Tabv
Velvets, Calicos, &c. and are expecting from
England and Germany, more extenhve lup-
ply of articles luitable 10 the leafon.
ARTHUR TAPPAN,
HENRY DEVEREUX SEWAII.
Portland, Se5t 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28
13OrtLanO,
7f6Iz-

Monday, September %, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-28

~ THOMAS LANCASTER, Jun. IN
forms that ne continues buGuefs At the ltore
lately occupied by S. s. T. LaneqRcr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-04
AMERICAN AFFAIRS, &c.

October o.
Mr.. Munroe, the American minifter had his
fns! interview with Mr. Ginning on Wednef-
day. His departure is in no refpeft connected
with the difpute with America. The final an
Gwer of our government on that fu5js6t has al
ready been fent OF to Mr.. Erikibe.
The honiteur contains fhe treaty for IN ar
miRice petween Rul'ia and the Ottoman Porte,
concluded under the mediation of France, and
Ggned by the reflective negociators on The cath
Aueuf, al the Cattle OF Slobhl.
The Err article Rpu!ates for the immediate
CeGaton 0f hoftdiiies.
According 10 the cd. EuiIia and the Port; i'm
inediatey after the ligniug OF the aru,iaice, are
to fend rnvoys 20 negotiate treaty q reace,
~ foon rs pnfhbe and 10 cafe this Hionld not
take piece, hoRilites are not 10 be relumed be-
fore the era Of March lsO8.
The ed article hpuIstcs for The evacuation
Of Wallachia and moldavia by the Ruihan aud
TurkiG troops
The 4;h article relates 10th. evacuation ofthe
tnaud Of Teredos and all other places in The
Archipelago in poiehion Of the Ruhians.
The PUlliao fhips C war are TO return to
tbeir owr ports, and leave the Dardaneles and
the mouth Of the SWINE entirely free and opeu
BY the 9Th article, all the priioners Of war g,
the Raves Of bo b fexes are to be given up witt
out raDfom, the MuGulmen only excepted, who
may chooie ~ become Chrlttisns tne fame 4
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-04
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Of.

Bxtra8s Of Letters, from retpe9abLe CONNER
ei0l HoHEs in different parts Of Europe, to tbeir
CorrelpcnaeniJ in this City -:
"BoRDEAUx, Sept. 9th, 1907.
" The Gorge wan."s.~", u nuInIr-
ted to an entry, becaule ille touched the Brit, IN
ihore, though the captors did not land any Part
OF the cargo, and the papers are in The mott re-
gular order.--Sevcral Dani!h veffes now here,
are in the fame fitnaton, aud would rus the rifk
to be taken by the Eugliih if they are forced
ont of the river. Captain HideIiua, is gone to
Paris to petition, through the mediation of your
Ambafador-if good fenie prevails be Will OBJ
tain leave to land his cargo, which is attended
with proper documents to prove it does not OIL
gnate from any Britih lettemept.
The fame meafures have been taken in fIol-
land, and in the ports of Germany, where there
are fiil French garriions--Several veiicls com
ing direct from England have been confifcated,
both ihips ard cargoeS; and thofc which had
only put into a Britiih port by force, or choice,
Fave been obliged to 60 away.--It is to he ex,
pscted that the Ambafadors OF the Neutral
Powers will make approximations, and that fuct
orders will he recaiied--for commerce, even
before, was !abouriDg under 100 great difficult.
ties.
No variation in the courfe of exports fince
our lat, though we have no neutral vciIels to
ihip them for the North of Europe"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-04

To he underft.,od of ihe iauflians who mag have
become Mahonietans.
The ra,ihca,ions were to be exchanged III the
comfe OF a week.
A report is current, that on the part OF the
Engliih, an application has been made To the
king OF Sweden to deliver up his feet, which is
now rigging and getting ready for Tea in CarC-
crona, a. depoht to the Enpliih. On Lange.
land, as well rs Fremen, feveral Engiih fea,nen
attempted to effect landing, but were repulf.
ed.
The Neapolitan papers inform us. that the
king Ferdinand with all his family have depart
ed from Sicily in an EueI;lh frigate. To cover
this Fight from the inhabitants, it was given out
that he was going to place himielf at the head
OF an iniurettion which had broken out at Ma.
pie.
Great approximations were entertained at Con.
nlntinope, that the Britiih fquadron at the
mouth of the Dardaneles would attemp. to
force that paGaee.
Ills Rated with confidence, that his maieav's
physicians have given it as their opinion, that in
the pre!ent Gate OF his complaint. g. it would
not he prudent to riik the operation of couch
ing."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-04
WASHINGTON, ss. 2s.

IL IS with Pieaiure we annoiI TO the public, that
the MoHUMzaT to be ereaed the men,orv of rho
officers OF the Navy, who fell ing the diatrent at
taeks made by iquadron on {. CITY of Trp,,,i. in
1904 has arrived Bottom in he u States f,;gate
contribution and that 1t wi" ity be landed a. the
Navy Yard at this place.
Theexpence of this beautifaItpiece of SeulD,pre
which, for grandeur of delgn Elegance Of execu,;on
and ze, far excels any thing he kind ever fen ON
hs noe oil the Atlantic has bet betrayed OF the
1snder means of the officers Of tie Navy. ss
We underGaEd that the manal cr, car,. David Por-
ter, intends in behalf OF his brher officers 70 rre
Tent 1t TO this CITY, only reicrvny TO h:rC the priv
lege of ehooing the ipot where is to Gand and that
Mr Latrobe has 6enerouiy oRe his srviees in put
ting it up.
To convey fore idea of this Monument, we fab
join Mort though Imperfect dediption.
Its bae is feet iGgire, and J. height % feet, 1t
IS competed OF the pureG white Marble of Carrrara
with ornaments and interruptions d gilt bronze The
pedsiial is highly or6ssnted viii INTERRUPTIONS repre-
tentative Of the aStioas, trophiestF war &c SC In
Bats relief, and fuPPors Rolrsl tolumn Gurnoun,ed
By the of the United States Fame tandiuy
on one iide oil the Pedea with the palm aud laurel
crowns urn, which bears this irtrip,ios
HE Drfsyae Fpns7o,Sn in bile IDor17 Ciasris.
Hilory, feated at the bale, ioo,i back recording
,hefe events Mercury, the geniuA of Commerce, la,
menmg the death Of his ptoteetort Ia female Indian
repreientiug America wWh two CHI dIen bearing the
Fafeei explaining them the eyens and four large
bronze lamps representing tn. fahs of irinortali-
| ty.-
On the pedsfal appears the following interruptions
in letters Of gilt bronze E,c7sd 10 tn memory Of Cst-
isin Rebsra So1tf'. Gssfs1aaf, Jcs cll9rOsH fame,
Dseafu,, Henry Wads,vs,fj, Jgl<b5 IJael, and Efj5-
yitma1 Jots H. Dogty Y9s /eH in ID d6srenf affaei,
~af matt mite sity eA,7riSsi in tbs gear Of
Lori, iSO4, ard IN ne XfTILI scar VI fbs Lqdspsn-
Sean Of 'bs u. Slater.
a fame OF glory inlrited them,
And fame has crowned their deeds.
HAory rseordsthe eveuts--ihe Chdre1 Of Coum-
bia admire, and Commerce ani.nis their ALI
As JqaH bitnfs gfrgbsfl 10 fJsir nanny, and al
~i,afioa Of fbeiS zasr, 70 eV,y.by Of izifaGos Hsi,
ByoiJCr ORerys bare ys9sd fjis sro1pzrah
The monument has been imported ia large cafes
and weighs above - tons. The figures as large
| as life, and the whole will eoG a5ots 5000 dollars
which is to be r4ifsd a, the following rates Of lob
Icrption- Commander % doll. Wards Room Off.
GERS dolls and officers Of the rank of Mdihpnns n
&c, dolA The fg1iStiPiion, we RujerGand, i
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-04
rTRANSLATIONS.7
PARIS, September le, 1907.


The Minfer of the Interior TO Mr.. Foufat.
merchant at Bordeaux.
have received, SIR, the regueR, which you
have addrtHed to me, in your own name, and
that of other merchants of your city, the ohieet
of which was 10 obtain the adrfTion of the A.
merican ihip George Warrington, which had
been taken into Plymouth by an EugIilA ii1ip of
war.
d frrehi reclanis'ions Of that nature having
been iubmi'ted - the emperor, his maieay. con.
hrmng the dhpoiiiiOns OF his decree Of he 2It
OF Nov 500, has recently pretcribed It's friet
execution. IL IS iDpoliihie for me, FIR, aher
thus deci!ion, to grant your rcquel therefore
remit to you the piece, which was annexed 10
II inviting you to communicate my anfwer 10
the merchants who, wiki youj had Ggned the
memorial.
iaute you,
(5igned) CRETET.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-04

The exchange Of courierS between Our court
and thoGe OF Paris and Peteriborgh are very fire..
guent We are aGured il is To iettle the gener.
al meafnrts to be parfusd againit Engl1nd IL ilie
perffts in prolonging the maritime war. Ills
probable our court will adhere to thofe Which
1iall be taken by co@mon agreement sgainit
The eternal enemy Of The continent, whoi
merchandise ard hips will then lie excluded
from all the countries of Europe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-04
CRETET.
pAITIMOkR. fEnrrmhrr os
] falute y
(9igned)

We are authorized to FAY, that the Secretary
OF State has Received letter from MIR. p Pat
terion, ooOful at NaGtz, itsting that merchant
OF that city had iuft received information from
high authority At P1tia, that count Tottaoy had
arrived aud had offered the mediation Of RuGa
to effect peace between France ard Great.Bri-
tain that 1t was believed that fuch an offer
would not have been made uulefs the emperor
Alexander bad previouHo known, that it woul
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-04
/" BORDEAUX, OF. 9. 1907

"Annexed beg to- hand a copy Of a letter
received from the Minitter, relative to the
George Waihineton,-l am extremely concern
ed tina! it is 70 little confoIing. This unfortu-
nate nip is obliged to drop down Immediately;
and only waits the captains return from Paris
TO go to Tea, to obtain admifIion in the port Of
81. Sebsltians; where have been slTurtd. that
ihe can be admitted without difficulty. If that
port fhould prove uniuccefsful, there is only the
port OF LlFbou lett TO Try, or TO return TO the
United States.--I hope ihe will not be reduced
to that extremity"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-04
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81.

Arrived flip Eliza-Ann, Williams, from London.
Sailed from Cowes the 4th of OCTOBER and left there
the United States ichr. Revenge, capt Read, TO fail
next day for Brett Off Falmouth, fpoke the flip
Union, Jacobs from Philadelphia, to Antwerp, de-
tanned and fcnt in by Britifl cruzer
Capt. Williams informs, that i, was underfood ar
the time of his falling, tina, Mr. Monroe would foeDd
the winter in England.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-04
PETERSDURCU, Auguft 90

Prince Alexander de kourakin, the Rufian
Ambafador at Vienna, who negotiated and lign-
ed the Treaty Of Cilit, has received from iris
iovereign a mott ipiendid mark of his approbs-
ton and fatisfa6iion. The Emperor Alexander
has RATED him to the fira clafs /; that is TO fay,
to the rank of Field Mar!hal. There are few
Gmilar examples. Prince Kourakn has been
for feven years Vice Chancellor of the Empire
and Minifer for Foreign Affairs 10 Ruflia.
AuguA 81.
L1ft Sunday there was a grand parade az
which his Excelcncy M. General Slavery alfred.
1t was remarked, that this Envoy always re-
ceves from his Majefy the mott gracious recep.
ton. The unexpected attack of the Engllh
upon Copenhagen, has produced here an extra
ordinary feDiatiou. There is bit one cry Of
Indignation againt that violence, worthy of the
ferocty o5 the mott barbarous ages. The caufe
of the DaHes is become that Of all nations,
which are equally interefed in punifhng an
aggreliion made without motive, and without
previous declaration. The government have
given the mof hrid orders TO accelerate the
preparations Of defence in our ports, and the
equipment of our 1eets. great number oil
our troops are repairing by forced marches to
Crontadt, and 30 Riga. His Majefy is going
again to infpeet the works in perfon. great
number Of the opulent families Of this capita
are preparing to go to Paris, 10 pats the wiuter
there.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-04

I'iV.'Y maikgd out IN IT, fD'l,g rcniai g,tutes,
aud that Germany, VIII be divided INTO two
rreat isesions, thatof lbs Sobh, add that Of the
North |; the capita. of the former will be Mn-
MICH, and Dreidsn tia OF tle latter. In each
OF thcte two towns Will he eitab.iG,sd a grand
tribunal, which wiltdtternalaes deinitively up
on all cauies brought brforr them. by the fub
jetts OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1t is thought
allo that Frankfort wilibe thu feat of iupreme
court OF judica,ure, which will be ioyefted with
prerogatives ti,nilar to that of We,zlar.
September &c.
Letters from The TfroI Poiitiyely announce
that IN conlsquence Of meaiures which have
been concerted bctwee France and Auitria. the
ports of Trieite and Fiam-, are ihut againlt the
Engli0i.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-04
FRAMKRnRT- So, ID

Private letters from Paris ann ,unce that the
political arrangements for Germany are far adj
vsnced. 1t feeoIs that the territorial demarka-
lion Of every coufsdsralsd Gate will be defini.