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The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
WIRTEMBERG. Nov. I.

Yesterday four hundred young French
officers arrived at Mentz, from the mi
iitary schools at Paris. 1t is said they
are to be appointed to commissions in
Poland,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06

testimony 10 future aa will be sufficient for
the conviction Of any person who may be-
denounced and declared guilty By the exc.
curve.
As % the second subject proposed for
consideration namely d defcctin the law
IS 10 every respect a fil subject for drlibera-
ton. If ihesxecntive has observed atne.
fees 10 any Of the laws, ii is his duty To-
stare the Eact 70 the legislature, aud 70 re.
arevision.
Bat no,hing san be more improper and
lntiecent tlsan The suggestion tina, The 40
sufmed dsfscfsnlay he in the administration
of Che law, and the intimsiion thar con 3,
gress ought 10 apply The remedy TIE
.constitutian has wisely placed sbeewrsp Tie
exrcu;ise md The Judicial depsr,fnso.s 40
iasuperabie barrier. Ibtcase Of The high.
est crimes and miSdemsanoYs 10 Judge,
the president is not a.Ibefty. 10 HIS Official
cspacily, 50 mach IS 10 speak upon the
subject. It's for the isnmsGiats repre-.
sentsllsts Of The prop'e io4complaia and
slcase sy impea1h.asDt, aud for ftesserase
70 Jpfge and proaonnce sentente. he
president is nor known or heard OF III ,hu
business Iis is even dive sted. Ia This il,
stance, OF The ordinary prsfosst}ge Of par
!doa9og. What tIlen n.ass wstiink Of :
chief magistrate, woo, because be hiss
been disappointed IN the dessrseiion Of a.
devoted victim, Of his venge ance, hss dared
10 usufp the preroga;ivs Of the house q
representatives II accusing a Judgs yhose
prerogaage he i1ad before usurpsd by Pro
noapciag on the gull. Of a psfaca accsssd
OF the highest Chine against the state -
Il such silornities Gao be pracs'sedlwiso
impnni!yitis worse han idle TO tslk Of the
security Of our rights Or Tic frrsdoa, Of
our government:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06
THE REyvE.NGE

Z Two irish ressics. fading a large cask
that was cast ashore from the wreck of a
ship, and naturally thihking i contained
the dear usque6uugh, but which, in reality
contained gun powder, were greatly pug.
sled how 20 ger a, tie eaviable treasure.
sAtIength it Was resolved 10 use. a red bo:
peics of iron FOR that psrpose- AS might
be expected, the onewFo bored the cask
was thrown sioff into The air BY the explo.
sion of the powder. The other seeing his
companion ayingin the ar al he lhought
with acask Of ,biskey, exclaimed with,
great sang Jroid =" BIZ ST Patrick, if you
do not CONF cwn and give me share, r
shalIinsorm the Exriseman.''
[Greenock lsaper
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06
TRANSLATE FRoN Il FRENCH s'4egR.

Onthe 18th, the Danes made s0Ytie; tho
English were repulsed, sans! had kiiFed.---
o4EngIish vessels Of the enlbnrkatlon have
been tasen by the Danish gun-boats. a Slight
engagement has taken place at sea, between
the Danish and English vessels. The English
have thrown in some bombs, which haze done
10 damage. We have Succeeded in ofgaaia-
ing in the interior Of the island, a corps OF
10000 men, of which 1000 are troops Of the
linc, and the rest Of Iindweril, OF cultiyators,
formerly soldiers which are used to be excr-
cised annually, This corps is under thescoIn
mand Of general cartensthiolp.
Never did better spirit ac,uatc besisged
army the hatred against the enemy and lie
zeal for the. common cause surpasses express
sion. The bailias Of The Isle Of Zealand coI-
lect and send 70 the army horses already har-
messed II spite Of Ill the English cruisers,
volunteers arrive every day at Copenhagen.
Tie stlden1s to the number of 500, have pre-
scented themselves to the grand marshal OF the
court; aSd united Oh the square of the castle,
they have taken the oath to conquer or die.
Of a9ls.the scenes Of oppression and tyranny
which the English at this day are exhibiting
to the world, none has more obvious charac-
ter than their aggression against Denmark
They attack the capital Of a king their friend
their ally, who has had no discussion with
them, and without declaring war against him
and What ismore aking whoi partiaito them,
for, throughout the last year they have had s
no communication with the continent, but
through his.states. But blessed be Providence,
that this horrible government is without troops
and without generals
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06

81, ) ,vsse1 with killed aai wound q
''''' .s.h general panic ggissn the whole
~ 81, ,bat The Il mainslsr asd from their
t''s .'.,s-C Capt Rogers With equal prs.
s' $ Il Mad and Jude, ssissci she
's'ss s:,,, aud wsssh Eve men only leapsd .
' e'.si he enc who were inssan1ly sseur
ga, 'h,, ;,st,eging nssn he main hasesss AID.
syn ,a;oa:the fsre seaftss !; fresa wasace
s s, a;;assii stf,kiag the russny's coloss,
s sIs, 49,, e ordered up ocs alta time, sRss
~ with their own irons, which aheyI
's's ST. eonaeslssd ID produces. 4 se loss Of
s Y assses 10 hrs bald and gallant asssif,
,'s s. ,hsrr killed. and ten wounded shas Of
.' - s,,eSoy SO killed ant. 81 woaade . /;
ss;ss sye0 sill gave her = Superiority Of
'a,ab,rs osrr the original como lcnastt Of
rs oaskss, and more than double that
a, ss,rs ssss,ainsd sfser their surrender -
.gs, ,s 81 zen mast IS ire Vlpdsor Cas,le Is
,,,s.y Disabled, and her saiis and riggiag
,,.lI, sutue the pvtsateex IS but lls,ls In.
J: .,s;. ID ether hull or rigging, aad is a re,
s. sabss liae sesioeney, and has been one
{ ihs mes Successful. oithc enc o. scruiz.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06
Valuable PROPERTY. for SAFE.

ITO BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to-
. L gether, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one anda quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory q Columbia, extending in a right line
from Gibbon-street to Great Hunting Greek,
intersecting Jefferson, franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west on Fayr
cite and Paync-strects.
A plan OF the ground and further particulars
may be obtained by applications
James Patton.
June %. tawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06
SCOTIA'S GLEN5sss
6r JArEs Rocc SqHE Isv'qRIex lSHRPHERD:

< -
ong Scotia's gIens, and mountains blue,
{ Where Gallia's lilies ne YER grew,
4 Where Roman eagles never few,
B Nor Danish lions rallied;
y SV here skulls the roe In allxio;ls fear,
Whereroyes the stately ninlaIc deer,
There fiye the lads TO ireedonl dear,
BY foreign oke ne'er called.
here woods grow wild on every bill,
There frcenon wand al tiie fc ~,
Z Sure Scotland viii l5e Scotland SUI,
While hears Nd ss.ely4 de arai.er
I Fear not our ssss re- iiies55s3 tses cgys
4. eve Rounished 8ir bcisesti9 tire rye
For the wei FIGHT, Tor the ueii die,
Nor6ag9t bat lie sttgTe,s9Sr.
Since thou has watched cur er reed,
& And tauS tats5sir ~. lss sssse 70 =
8 lie smallest ilsEl. sis,sa lly seey ieaSl,
No foreign ip@ s!saEI seg4ss
Thy AanoFesss asesin Feare 1ase
& he stelncst hest veil sla,l ie..gss p<t:Ye,
Cf.stel5a TIC stoulest Indian lg4qe,
no heart nor aa!,d sal wa1sr
Though Matters iioiin yon rams olyra, s
8 W hils scjIla .lg4's Sssu5Is BIZ IN IN,
0urgocl oitiiis. We'll . s. i::rIn,
CIR iaiisia 9.egfrs SgJ..:.d ,:ai;
Aitaengs, ~ isssii ~, ~ /, IS 81 a.lT2f,
& And Eas s i5ses s. per ~,
a.otig,. " ,slss saI ,ses & s,glJn
Wei .stssjJ4 Ia gaSal Es,ttaI t35s.s,4 l1al.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06

FOR SALE.

y *
Or TO be RENTED for one os. sscye yeafs
N HESwhole of the real. ESTATE be- :
rs longing to Presley Carr Lane, lying in
and adjacent to the town Of Centrevile, in
Fairfax county.
This; property consists OF the well known
TAVERN now occupied'by Mr. yzdam ll2Tt-
5chclls IS
The STORE HOUSE now in the occu-
=pancy of Mr.. Danirl Harfyag toa---af,d from
eight hundred to a thousand acres Of good
FARMING LANE, at present in the pes
session Of Mr. s1agy W Lane, and Mr. raj
te,. Locker, which will be disposed fin sepe-
rate tracts or entire.
4 It is presumed thatsany person disposed to
buy orient any oftheaboye properly Will first Z
view the same and Judge for tlcmselves-a
further descrip tion IS therefore unnecessary.
az Mr.. Lane sv0ald take q smasl
proportion an Negroes.
] Harriion Fitzhbsh..
! Fairfax County Oct g. aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06
Grand e otaI. s. % no

Grand Totals 5 $500, lI2-
ms trace must not be considered as hold
Ing, out any Pee llllarlad advantages to the Amsli-
can merchants. The excessive duties and OK z
actions, regularly established, and the arbitra-
ny and caprieiaps conduct of the i,ltenda,st OF.
Savanna, render trade to that country by
fforei sners at all times hazardous nauI4cetain.
q late writer on the subject Of this trade has
remarked, that the aggregate ofthe duties
and other xpences OF shipping goods through
tiavanna to Vera Cruz, would with tue for
.mer charge of duty, at the Havanna amount to
at least 100 per cent upon the American IN
syoice.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06

toto the trough Of the sea capsized. This
sailor says he ever saw any Of the crew
aftershe vessel uPary, except, the mate ];
and he heIdon for two days, but, from.
fatigue ADD weakness. lsfs bis hold and PEI
Ssisaed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06
SPANISH COMMERCE,

( The port Of Vera Cruz has been recently
opened to trade with or FROM the port q EIa-.
VIENNA. II Cuba. 'Ehe oltance of the trade
OF \ era Ciu4 may be estimated by the follow
me facts, Which are stated to be made from
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06
TOILET,

He Horse and Lo*, at present occupied
BY Mr.. DANIEL. M'LEoD Painter, next
door to Patton and Butchers hard ware store on
Aing-street. Equal to any Stand in AEexaT-
dria, for a Grocery o. Dry Coos, with con.
yenient accommodations for q emily. 8
Inquire ct XIX
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06
a;sFsaa:srsa zaap ssObeftiser.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER s.

.
NINE outer sslarbor OF B9sto Thursday, In
ss.,st passage says, i was reported there
tGss:t.le French troops were GO occupy the
psss 81 Spain. Such n gbs the pretence, to
ssqssal tie dasign and pre- separation for an at
tsaon Gibraltar,
.FrsPsrt of the surrender Of Copenhagen
lsa reached Malaga.
On Tuesday laSs ,hs lsg;slasureof New
!. SIsryg assembled se 1ren,nn. Ebenezer
\ fElbes. ESQ. x,as elected vice pyesidenso Of
ss raooeil ansl Of the ssase. ADD lanes
Lac. Esq. SECRETARY. The house OF As.
aaSis ,s-esetssd asaes Cox, ESQ speak.
III sad James WFsisoa, GEEK. On Fri.
asv lsst a saeesiae Of both houses took
me, whSn Joseph BLOOMFIELD, E:q. vas
isslscssd goyesnor.
Exsaef b q lester from Londonderry, dat
81 Dig. 25.# 1907.
s We are 81 here sesiousiY alarmed fos
iss q = war with Assrica. snd we wash
most ieryensly the dispute may be anica-
shy sstlsd iDdsed re Rave serious aR.
nssasasions Rat we VIII have scne troa.
sa'ss % this place 10 consequence Of the
tHaelsc Bill being turned our Of the isa-
rTcl Faranl5nt, and sile late unespected
tAsesss 10 cur Administrations Every S 4
uselnfshe Gnised Kingdoms is 10 be put
ee''sr ssus; this IS 10 be doar by ballot
STACY must eishrr 60 or pay q fine of
70 penads Tor q substitutes All the per-
psnsrf Sc gesnss of the Uni.ed Kingdoms,
amounting 10 $4,000 have GOO recruiting
e'asrs 9 lcllss for the array, and give Ese
sa'asas bounty
z lac London paper mentions, thar
tslof genesai Gran. has annouaced the
e'sevssiy Of the Longisuelc by mashcina.
'ss.icssFumcns, which shews The rate of
ahp sailing continually with he greatest
Senscy. This instrnaens is coDnrc. cd
Ssa osaers, Which polas cur the rate Of
'as SHIP hsr latitude and longisnde, 10
0ftss Of obIioue sailing.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06

The value Of the import FROM
Spain TO Vera Cruz, in
1902 ? and a, OF articles
Of the groWth and nlanu-
facture Of Spain.
Oh articles the growth ofma-
nnfacture of foreign coun-
tries.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06
Jofeph Smith,
eoStiaw


Ten thoufand feet Of fri qua
lily ST Domingo Mahogony IA Logs or saved
into Plank Of any description, some CT the
Planks are TWO feet three inches wide.
Orders from a distance will BE attended to
Jofsph Smith,
Nov. S eo3tlaw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
B0EAPARTE and TIE Hf1fBU1G
DEPUTIES.

The sccOuns from Hamburger give most
distressing details Of the fate Of that CITY,
and most cul ioHs account, for the truth of
w. Gil We can v8uCh % the reception the
deputies I on that CITY experienced from
Ronaparte. he refused even to receive
their proposals, ard treated them with the
utr o Lrgour and contempt lie told them,
that re conceived tho measures he had ta-
ken were tie only means OF forcing Crea,
Britain 10 make Peace !" ard that, therefore
nothing should induce him to d, part from
them In VAN tlcv told him that Th;yty
R-Hses he'd ahea4J jaiiet Il: H. H,5-;E, in con
sequence OF those ne assures His unteeIinq.
Answer was" SO MUCH THE BErTER
IA ds much rs Il gyWsuin nam more than that
Npg0rr ln II GLAND Z" St:n the, told him.
mar tere-vrrauce IL tL7se measures SuouH re-
a..cr f+e "A We crty 81 Hs7s1VF 10 cB1Htrubt-
G : HIS aIls Syer w4s again. So MUCH
THE BETTER ! then you yiN ~. be abe "
carry on r0nr Comn crc-zl Intercourse t9ith
Great BItG.H "--hE.inst this brutal eyul-
t1uOn tIey lertur, fo oppose the drea lful
effects witch UoUlL arise from The whole
commerce Of the world being stopped I.
His reply " ' 7 wish X 10 cane 70 Ill.,:
tHtL thar q :hc-.F ~ ~ commerce at an
m lans on, sha'. be ale, ana there shall
ny re tNchaz5f " Laea aggi7st cattie, ar4 IT
Graz cgalist cath Z THE FOURTH CEN
TtEY has- De REy1vED 5cf9re tie Worka
Fan te re.acea % Hg by4.bey state n He sad
To knew Tie snvClG IVY cal. 4 CAL1GULA
mi NERO. Hc cared not for III lie al
Vld ur,t ms oWt SeA-rorts would be ruin
di l't da couii uo, cip i'll lie declared
'ha. me deputies which he Knew was o.
ihe ra3l to iIim from Ntrz, BotIedAx, &c.
Nc. ~ 4 circumstances against MS Decree
t6a"o- the English, should no, be admitted
NO ms P't5enCe.--Aitcrr repeatedly calling
--a11."9G--" Uqe v1L'c la3lise," Ne concIud-
a wEh theSe remarkable and never to be
forgotten words" ENGLAND MUST
, BA huMhLED AND DEALT WITH
~ VERY DIFFAREhr MANNER
| -kDM TINT III WHICH SIZE HITH-
* = HAS BEEN TREATED! Russia
aAe FEsSia are al war with me, but upon
| tair and reIy different GROUNDS my con-
luct to them is therefore very different from
| nat 70 E'gla'S Have not Berffa in nv
| oosSeSsl n AMI have inflicted on thu CITY
| ne smallest injury Was rot every Thing
| n my power: Here nor tie Men, Wonre,, ana
'.Hfflrea At '7ap.fasf, an! might Z rot hare sofa
| aheni as slaeef q? 4 haze MT lore II yet but
mari my Horts, II MAY YKr coAE Il
PAS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30


A Private, belonging 10 the Intaatrr
Company, in this town, wishes to put few
queries to some ofthc " iiberry and egualt,"
officers in SAID company:
Is It consistent with tie character of AZ
officer or a gentleman Ia threaten, abu-e-
strike, and do botily injury to a private,
when exercising at a voluntary meeting
Of said company, for no other reason tbaa.
suspecting that he il Federalist
Are fines required Of those privates I'D
said company who are known to be thor
oughgoing democrats ,Iwho are unable to 9, :
tend the v0la7taymcet!ngs Of said compan
on account Of sickness
Is il consistent with these principles Of
humanity and impartiality, which al officer
ought TO observe to make a distinction in
the freshmen Of the soldiers I. to insult and
abuse those he suspects do not accord with
him in politics Is such conduct i'll unison
with democratic professions OF is it nc d
satisfactory evidence Of their disposition toI
tyranize over and Cypress a fellow citi7, d
whenever little brief authority may giyel
them the power Of doing it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

them four guardians, aAd authorized
them to tell you when you are con-
tented and when you are not--when 70
change your posture, and commence
the round Of change and revolution =
Let The heohLe Sheak zyhen they are ready
and then their voice will be Under
stood, and generally receive prompt
observation-disclosures, consider these
things never employ physician wher
you are in heaIth--especially 90 not
suffer him to intrude himself upon you,
and force you to be sick against your
inclination --No--reserve the remedy
ill the hour of pain, and there apply it
with care and discretion.
"A COMMENTED CITIZEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30


IN the last Argus is q publication
SAID to be an extract from gentleman
III orr County, to his friend in Port
land,WhlCh says" tEost who have 70 DO
hIcal principles are said 10 have, D cdK-
cd themselves to vote for Strong and e
land, and some few fedelalists have il
Is SAID, ~ consequence promised to vote
Tor b-(mecnlng Joseph EartletL but
l know most Of the fcderalists have too
much honor 70 stoop TO the intrigue"
In the same column the Editor Of the
Argus, Oh noticing the events Of the
day preceding the commencement OF
the "cT9 democratic Era, SAYS, never was
the language Of Fcds and Curd8 more
evident than in the conntenances and
behaviour Of the leaders Of the two
parties who attended tie trial"
Repeated have been the attempts to
impose on TIE pubic belief that the
tedcralists have supported Mr. EarY-
hH. The h7tn'5ug-stuF about :" tLt
EDITORS imprisonment for using the
liberty ofthe press, which was fought
Tor u the revolntion,". may pass tol
truths with tie simple ones OF tie Ge
nocraGc party, but even they viii
shortly find that they have been inpos-
Cd upon with liz.
ltmay afford amusement to frderal-
lists, 70 see one democrat eatinr another
but union with either the Cuttsites
on Eartlettites, would be disgrace to
themselves and their cause which they
will never stoop to-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
FOR The GAZE TIE.
Mr.. ADAMS,

Mr.. ADAMS,
YOU are desired to publish in your
Gazette, for general information, that
the Federal Republicans in the county
Of York have determined to unite heart
and hand in supporting and voting for
Hon. JOSEPH LELAND, and
NICHOLAS EMERY, Esquirs,
as Senators for the ensuing year-Gen-
tlemen well known for faientS, integrity
and usefulness in society. Ills much
to be hoped that there may be amin s
vigilance, so that the whole Federal
strength may be excrted on the day Of
Election The Citizens may depend
on it toe above List is the one which
viii be supported-and they arc urged
to be punctual and mistaken in their al
tacAment to sound principles and sound
men. UNANIMITI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
SEPARATION OF MIME.
FOR THE GAZETTE.
MR. ADAMS,

FOR THE GAZETTE.
Nh. ADAMS,
THE writer's in your parcr on the
question of erecting Maine into an In
dependant State, con6ne themselves to
the consideration Of some of the neon
vcniences and evils which would Proba-
bly, result from the measure For one,
| believe in MANY more evils then |
have seen described in tie Gazette !;
and many Of them ore Of a n~turc that
no Gazette could describe fully But,
Sir, let us go back one step further, and
ask " what are the people to gain by a
separation ~ Let tie cdraMages be
first stated and shewn before we beei
with enumerating ev:ls.-Surely the
people Of Maine will not dissolve II cir
long and happy connection With Mass
achusetts, merely for the SAKE Of dis
solving it. They will not believe a-
gainst their Ue,y senses, that they are
unhappy nor struggle for relief until
they feel themselves IT least u4eaYl-
and yet if we look round tie District
we perceive the most perfect content
ment among the people, as to this sub
ject : They consider themselves unit
ed to their brethren IN the Weston uart
OF the Commonwealth ny tut bands ot
interest friendship ard Consancuin.v !;
and no wonder they enquire with sur
prize, " why should Me dissolve the
connection and go IN search Of shad-
Ows !"-tVhat one essential advantage
has been named as the probable fruit
Of separation ? NVilI cur government
be chra,ter ? No.-AilI our rj3 hts \,
more secure in the haIds Of a Lcrisis-
ture of our own No-Wil our pro-
perry, our characters and our lives Be
better protected BY Supreme judicial
Court Of our own than they row are
certainly not, would bt madness 81
stupidity TO believe ii. Thi4 III uo hurt
quesfion.--'Tis matter Of Serious I'M
port to us all, whatever political ecDu-
ments we may entertain and Il penC
upon It, those who have st the wh-4l.
In motion and obtained a Resolve ~
COMPLETING yoH to express voHr opinion
on the 6rst monday OF April, are seek
ing httr o7:17 interest," ottt Men "
both harties have absolutely tuahed til.
business forward So FAR, hoping tina
by sepergtion YOU i'll hu4h them into
othce.--And now, my fellow Citizens
It's for you TO hush the plan out of the
way as useless and improper-SureIy
YOU can look to youi own interest Let
me ask you whether you do not cor
slider this interference OF few individ.
1als at Boston, as a gross reflection OF
Jour Understandings ?--Sho made
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
NOTEs F0R G0KEhNoR. az.

VOTES FOR GOTEHNOR, G'c.
CT Selectmen, Town Clerks and others
who have it in Their power, will, besides.
gratifying the public, greatly oblige tie
Editor ofthia GAZETTE, BY transmitting
OIee gposfqge) correct Lists ofVotes fir
Governor, Sc. in the respective towns and
planta ions IN this district
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
BOSTON, MARCH IS.
BCNAPfRTE vs. @ BEIT4IN.

We copy, from late London paper, the
folk wing account of IN Interview VIII -h
took place between the Frchch Emperor and
the Hamburger DEPUTIES. The boosted
grandeur IF CAtaarc. was rot more pair
FIJI 70 TIE sight Of Cato tie Censor, thar Y
tie "Qrccn Of the Ocean u Bonarmte
At the conclusion Q every sreech in the
Senate, Cato would repeat, " ard Il Is mr.
ot1ior, fhat CartAage shorfd Be aesroret =
Every effort Of Napoleon shows tie ardent
wish Of his soul, that Britain may DC aci -2y-
a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
98atriotlc lsfso!ueioll6.
COMMUNE ATED,

COdMUNICATED,
At large and respectable meeting
of the Inhabitants of Cape Eliz4bcth,
March 26, 1907, for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the subject Of
the approaching election, and consider
ing the vast importance it is to all free
governments that men Of virtue, tai
ents and integrity be appointed to oil
ces Of power and trust; and at the
same time reviewing the long and faith
full services Of oar venerable and en-
lightened fellow Citizen CALEB
STRONG, which 50 Justly enti.ie him
to the confidence and support OF all
those who wish to preserve and trans
nit to posterity those rights and privi-
leges for Which a Washington fought,
and Warren fell I! Whereupon,
Re89iyed, una7Hm2rsy-to support
the reelection of His EXceIlcncy CA
LEB STRONG, for Governor Of this
Commonwealth for the ensuing political
year and the Hon. EDWARD III. Row
BINS, Esquire, as Lieutenant Governor.
Resolved, Observation-Disclosures high
ly approve the nomination Of and viii
support the election Of LoTHRoP LEW
IS, Esquire. of Gorhair, and.the Hon.
LUTHER CARY, Esquire, of Turner,
as Senators for Cumberland District.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

LOTHROP LEWIS, Esq.
9Gorham, and
The Hon, LUTHER CARY,
Of Tanner
a MODERATE MAN.