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D. lsj ooD"'sSNl-
ohis exec lleocy count Haugwhz, nin'',N'
of STATE aud cabinet of his maJesiy 'he
KING ol Prussia knight of his orders, al
the KIM u mead quarters.
b7Fss 81 Louseland, Oct. IL, 1906
f,is always wish real pleasure receive
the very Hatter.ng renewal OF your eAss,s
Irpev,s' former sentiments tor me: eohss
nue. the TO me as TO friend who mas ever
nnaltr rabh loved you, and who IS tcnaetsy
attached 10 YOU. / have not failed to lay
voursexce Eency's letter before me primes
Ioxals but / could obaain ONLY al evasave
answer; The prince prefers m'a'sse.'a !.
means, and am DOT able 90 write you ne
sentiments as for nline, you know 'nsm :
mvsSery GEAR afriend, and cannot Gouos
them. dare not return 20 mater Wn' q.
YOU have treated of In the letter you nave
Sus, done ne the honor TO write me, 50
iuminously and SO entirely 10 the bottom
May God grant the most happy success 70
the king and his armies he Is now Inc
true champion of universal liberty
Isdo net think that Napoleoa would os
willing az thismomentt 70 strsggle agaios.
the Ptussian forces, had those OF almost sa
Europe united against him, without a Goa.
lition. from The mere impulse st the per.
.onal safety of each state, fighting for ITS
own cause, which is az the same time tns
general cause, but ,has he will prefer 70
negotiate, and even perhaps sasrihce q few
provinces invaded from Prussia, thereby
gaining the necessary time ior the ioraa'
sionioSaOo, 600 conscripts. Blu. next year,
afterhasing accomplished his other wishes
aud oSass plans. he will sndeavorso make
,,..psv with .interests when we least. exnect
il. for his having been taken this wear una.
,vares., Thrrefore.l il were to be wished
thar Wesef could be had back az the peace,
sogsther with the presept grand dsesy OF
\Bergs 10 cosnpensasion for Anspach. Menss
MI always serve as Vessel, for considera.
bIssemhlages of troops which may over.
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Is1,he ,foIl0syi,ss are TIE documents rsferrea
10 = ne ] M .eeaah Baliessls ef tie CRAM
klxDs4
(Al NOTIFICATION.

&
.l.zssy y,
gssp. Macun, suo-Sosernor OF st . ''' ll''
ler,es. CONN, ADDER OF sas legion g honor,
80, + sross Of the order OF eha iioa, aud
.s'',mmaaoer i. ths city of lsipsisk' 20 me
ba..ks.s, ss,Ss caaass aad snoPksspsfs y TUG
ely.
Gentlemen,
This .ia.csol arms has pat Ls'ps'ok NY ~
The h.aas Of the greAs Y poleoa.,
Your scisys is acknowledged 70 EUROPE %
10 ,ns 'nriiasipa! emporium q EagiIsn met CT
chaot.,a.-; and is ia this resPscs Gangs
ous enemy Of France. ,ub J,
Th. emperor and k'ns efaefs la7 A1'
Ar within ,wen,y-four hours,whieh
.hall follow The present notification, every
bssnkrr merchant or shopkeePsr, having
tsS 1ss' - a,srshandzs arising from Eugllsn
r,an,,s,c,.rss whether they belong 20 inc
T.gl,sh or 90 The merchant, snail mak s. MS
dec!aratloa ofe.he same IN Wr'siue "a
eisser opsasd at the hoaae o. tue so.''A1aA
dans OF sae iowa.
'-JI srbrsr anl hen,ic declarations oeloS
- "a s.arch shall be mads 10 The houses
~ the declares OF non-dsclarers, 10 inspect
their baoks aud verify III goods, 70 oe as
s,,yea of stheirs gs5u fats, snd pua'sh ID =. .
nilsi,s ~ manner the ftaua i ID = 'us's~',
ed. 81,
iii. The magistrates shall N IKE man
ner make upoa their responsibility inc .
inss and detailed declaration OF INC a''is-
,afy magazines belonging both 20 oaSoaY
aaito Prussia, as also Q: sas po"ael 's'a,
gazines, even taoss beioaG'as . '"e a's''
chants. ;.a
chaF5s ia 10 seal up all the ware houses o.
tupos ahicf snail have been d'seovefso'
". Every conSr.buuon or private fequ.'
.,,,on ci,hes ia. clo,a, money OF noses u
!, aoes.not : aoals from eoinpeIer"a11s az
,bor,ty IS Vigorously fosbid Inc 'naa.
bi,aut or. msglssrsse who saall have 'aS
weakness to- subscribe 10 II wi'hous az
uaain,ina the comnandant OF me toWa'
si,atl be punlsaed b. asortaigns's impf'eon-
mens. .a
NJ. The present notification shall oo fs 40
and suck op AZ al the eo'nets' sqaA'e'
market places OF the CITY. ,sarnN
r:a, s;.e;cI Oct. 1885,
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NEW YORK, Dec. %
ggsbortaaBt Intelligence

BY TIE Jlz.p.as, FRold Fl7.d.NcE,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

fme~ican Independence.

.fmerican Independence.
THE Anniversary Of this important
event, 50 justly dear to every American,
was celebrated by the citizens OF Port
land, in superior style.
a few minutes after e o'clock, at
night, a federal salute was fired BY the
Portland Artillery and the dawn Of
day was hailed by the ringing Of bells
and discharge of cannon.
At II o'clock the Federal Repub-
Iicans WHO had subscribed for diiiher
assembled at Uaahington HaHj after
partaking Of some refreshment, the
company proceeded in the following or
der of proc ssion -
The President and Orator Of the day,
Committee Of arrangements,
Representatives OF the Town,
Military Officers in their uniform,
Citizens and Strangers,
Young Federal Republican,,
Escorted BY the Artillery Company,
commanded BY Capt Hopkins, 70 the
Rev. Mr. Kcllogg's Westinghouse,
where, after the performance Of appro-
pirate music, a correct and ingenious
Grafton was pronounced by EZEKIEL
WHITMAN, ESQ. which was received
with applause by numerous and re-
spectacle audianCe.
The procession then returned 10
Washington Hall, where the company
sat down to sumptuous Dinner proyi-
ded by Mr.. Daniel Cart.
The Hon. Woodbury. Storer, offic;-
ated as Pr sident, and Ebenezer MAYO,
Esq. as ce-Presidcnt.
After the removal Of the cloth, the
following Toasts were drank under the
discharge Of Cannon.
l. The Dav-May the Eagle, that now
bears the glory Of our country in her talens
never lose feather that win impede her
hlght--l7- grHs.-A Song, composed for tat
occasion.
2. Tie People IF The United Stqtes-Ma,
they honor those wO SERGE, but des
pise those who fatter them.--3 gins.
3. Tie Constituting Or a a04try--May II,
foundations be TOO deep y be subverted b,
party, and its Notifications too high, to B,
scaled BY ambition.--5 CUES
4. The President 9fthe United States and N
AaanInisyatioa- dollars to defen,
1,5O0 miles ofsea coast surely, +" great
er than solomon is here" !!
5. .Tohi daainS, late President Of tEe q
States-Like Cato, frm-Eke Aristides
JUSTIN ortuAatcly forthy country, the dig
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

inc house Of Representatives several OF
the democratic members urged the
'adcuine that our flag should protect the
acamen,- and that the oauS frobandi
should Be with the British that if they
claimed a seaman from us, they should
nGoEe him a British subject, and it
should n6r-ot our duty to prove him
Otherwise; Mr. Smile, whose democra-
tic character, and whose hatred of
the British, are well known, had
the honesty to tell the Sloans and
CroWninshields Of the House, that 1t
would amount exactly to declaration
Of war that these principles bad ever
been, and ever would be maintained by
the EngIish.-The House rclinquished
the idea butwe are Informed, that the
want Of such stipulation in the Bri-
fish treaty was a principal cause of its
having been returned if it be a sine
qua nan, all expectation of any treaty
with G.. b. IS idle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

one OF TIC Senators from Ohio; Cen
eral Israel Smith, Of Ncwyork, or Yer
mont ; Colonel Comfort Tyler, Of
Ncwyork, and Davis Floyd, Of the IN
diana Territory. This has been the
result Of the proceedings this day.
You must not presume that Burr is
guilty because the Grand Jury have
found a bill against him but recolIect
that the evidence which was examined
was only such as would so to Grim
mate, and selected by the Attorney of
the United States. On the trial there
will be evidence brought Toward for
CO... Burr and it will go to disprove
that which was given before the Grand
Jury.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
FROM RICHIiOND-JuNE Is.

Yesterday the Grand Jury found
two bills against Col Burr, one for
HIGH TREASON,and one for INSIDE
meanor there were also two found
against Blanneraasset IAN Irishman,) Of
inc same nature.-Burr could not be
permitted to bail, and for tho first time
IN his life, slept IL prison.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

" This day tie Grand Jury have pre-
sented f0e OF Nrs as guilty Of HIGH
TREASON, kiz. GenprI Jon4t m
Dayton, OF Now-Jersey ; John Smith,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
Lp thg a9aiLs.

REIIYGH ~, 80

me Following outrage on the American
nag uisder tie Influence Of Eelars.
which. We are certain, are in unison
Tlth those entertained universally biz
our teiiow-ci.izens !; feelings which
csr,aot, whion ought not to De SUP
pressed. We know MOI, indeed, that
this savage outrage has proct'dcut il
nayaI annals.
On Monday last, the U. s. frigate
Chesapeake. ef 50 guns left the CaDes.
Thcry tloce las al anchor 4 British
ts1oaIr0l1r consisting Of lhrcetNo deck
ers and one ig.Eutc Of 38 guns. AS she
passed this squadron, without MODEST
alton one ofthe two dcckers, the Loop
ard, put 0i, and went to SEA Before the
Chesapeake. Wen the latter came
up with I'll. I-eopard a, The distance Of
abol, three lsaTuea from the squadron,
hrr colpmnd-r- captain HUMPHREYS,
halled thc Chesapeake, and said he had
dispatch 70 deliver from the British
Commander ia cHIvt, llncaningts3 ssAiral
A.r>Ily on the American station)
Commodore Barron, surprising it was
r. J.p,t11 for Elhopo, hove too, when
cant, a En.,rb,,;.e .a,.. -, boonI arL-.
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three n WV, aIiedl I'd to be dcserters
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06


Jofeph Arnold, City Of Wilmington,
John Laurance, Pennsylvania,
John Sharkly, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED.
Mr., Brook Midfhipman.
Robert MDonald, Warrington City.
Thomas Short, Virginia
George Percival, Philadelphia.
Francis Coenhoven, Hew-York.
lanes Fppes, Petersburg, Virginia,
Cotton Brown, Gambia NewhamP 1hire.
Peter Simmons, Prufia
William Headrick, Albany, NewyOrk.
Peter ELTON, Denmark.
John Hayden. Baltimore.
John Parker, New ork.
WILLIAM Moody, delaware.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
FRAN he Ngy fiji EsyoU n SINE 95.

On Tuesday The Uni ed States frigate Che
apeake arrived in Hampton Roads, without
colours and the officers without arms, at 4
o'clock in the afternoon the wounded men
ari wed in town, and were Immediately lent to
the Marine Holpital
Lii Of the killed and wounded on board
of the Chelapeake.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
BOSTON, 5ULY 5.

Ftroa, Wa3hingt27l-}l71e q.
q "A cabinet council met on Thurs
day evening, immediately after the re-
ceipt Of the intelligence Of the affair Of
the Chesapeake, and ogain yesterday
morning. The result oItheir delibera-
lions has not yet transpired. It's how
ever said, that capt. Decatur, who is
now at Richmond, has been ordered to
take command Of the Chesapeake
from which it may be inferred that the
conduct Of commodore Barron Will be
enquircd into IT was likewise rumor-
Cd yesterday evening, that Congress
would be Immediately convened.
The Secretaries Of War, and Of the
Treasury are absent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

Sch. RISING States, Newcomb, arri-
we'd at New-York, from NorIolk--on
the 26tk ult. oil ChincoteaGue, heard
a very heavy canronade from the S. E.
This was los days after the Chesa-
peak was attaC.lt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

Our Baltimore correspondent, under
the date Of Saturday noon, writes to Us
Us follows -" "A court Of enquiry has
been ordered upon the conduct Of Com.
Barron Orders have gone to the ma
w department, giving the command of
the Chesapeake to capt. Decatur. The
Chesapeake is lyingin Hampton Roads
zyithout coloJs. -[ N York DEer. .4dv.
The Secretary Ct the navy has issu-
cd circulars to all the Naval Officers,
sum moning them to repair immediate
" ID Norfolk-N- VI Gaz.
ialHth9aed the nauaI officers arecaL-
led togatlcr 70 hold The court Of inqaary.l
Ca5i7et Council A Cabinet Counsel
~ convened by the President. Mr..
Callatin, to whom an Executive dis
patch has been sent, returned from this
City 10 Washington on Friday last.
C.4alerican Citizen
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

! nifty Of thy Office has followed tlee,o,.
ment 80 gtns 'O'ol'rs'
Q. 1he nlfHaary IF Wa.hiact.r-Fa,io, !
my country tn children VIII remar't' y
thee forever. '''NN0er
r. Tie 5iairay 9ftle Lritc.i gtatr.-rt.
temple q our rights-maY il never X, ~
tancd-Thc anchor If our horc. rls, Y ",
sure and stedlast-Thc ark IN onr s.r.
may Heaven preserve its 2rrs.
b GoryHor aaI On, Hlorl.eajtE- --,r.l..:
late nld7Ia6e Ecmore haflnouiov. w w. ,l,.:.
oowfshiP' q speedily end ina aie.rce 4
O. The late C07ernor Strong. \. 5 "..
feel want in nur joy-Ouglt hc m M r-
gotten at tie fast t'-3 gas u yo.g
40. Tie AliAHd " DEas.acAn.er.- IVY.
pride and defence Of thcir country .- Lii
II. ComecrcR, or aist5nguigeu sl-..y t..'.
"A rock which bids defiance WI ueF@s
cest tempcst-an asylum ofa1lud alirurl.,
and ratiord LIBERTY ems.
II. WrchaHIeg, Fruleo .nd ELr-I,,,
The golden chain winch binds the ntrroa,
Of our Country--may harmony preserve
spleHdor, and peace, ITS strengths -,e.
10. The Truth W o-U t1r-rr-- Nav \.
realize thc-Proud wishes Of thcir ft!.crg
IL. Or Nar,-We respect that rol..,
which created its GINS. WY
Is. The an@moiy NJ Can. U1'ni.fat-Toi
me not how he fcI-for caimot hear ofgS
wound.
16 The memory Of Gca. Krqx-stro
was thy arm Thou hast been MIGHTY 4
battle, and thy fame shall flourish III cihsr
tines
II. The Aner5can Far
Without the smile from partial beauty Won.
On what were Man "a world without
sun.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

A number Of Young Fcdrral EcT' ii'a,ls
celebrated the day ;--thrs .uref .H
-ession from Washington HI, and 1ocec.a7aa
70 the Meeting FoUse nir ,lro Wy tulH
committee of Arrangements alter u'e 81
-rcises were performed they returned M
.olambian Hall, parrook ot IN excellent oin.
Ter, provided by Mr.. CrafaD, and cF~iiF
the following tqAEts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06
ALss, a SCHOOL MISTRESS,
TO RENT,
Maneheher, April 70.
Fer tire or Eve yeays .

Fer tire 81 far year,
THAT valuable TAMTARD Of the late Mr..
Il Jacob Bockiu' and now occupied by the Sublcri-
Der 6tuatsd the MainStreet Of this CITY, between
the Capitol and Baln Of the canal, its convenences
are fuPerior any other in this place. A large Cur
ryng Shop, Cellar and drying loft, fPacious Bark
Houie, two Bark Mills and Houtes, Beam Houie
and every ether reque for the tannirg of from to
5000 hides year, executive of kim, ALTO on the
fame tenement convenient DWELLING; HOUSE,
Kitchen, Smoke Houfe, Stable and Garden, the rem
ter may be accommodated with about one hundred
cords Of excellent red and black oak Bark now in the
Bark Houfs at fair price.
PrOpoias for the above will be received by the fuh-
fcri5er.
Boud with approved fecurity will be required, and
Pofeiiion given OF the whole, except few Of the
watts, the frt of September next The reafon at
dsnea FOR offering the foregoing property for rent is
the i'll Gate OF health Of the suberber TO pay that at
teDtion the suiinefs requires. MARCUS ELCAM
april 8. 1awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06
ROBERT FULTON
kizpii, axe kad earauesar.,, az Hent [Cal,rie.I

Li7riG' are bad eorSuesers'of Heat (Caisrie.J
Ruuiiord has made fome new experiments to prove
thar Liquids are bad conductors Of Heat. 1t j, his
opinion that heat is ProPagatsi, or rather conveyed
and illuminated through Liquid bodies principally
II not altogether, by means Of the dreams which
rie IN the fluid, in copfequenee of thofe partial
Changes IN the fpeeihc gravity of its rata, which in
eieate change of temperature. This he has prov
ed by the following experiment: He has perpen-
dicuiar tube about thirteen lines in diameter, which
ne keeps filed with boiling water the bo,tou,'of
the tube is plunged about s. lohs of an inch into
tub inilof water l. zach manner that its lower ex-
trelisy isabout half inch dant from, the bulb Of
thermometer mmerlsd in the water at the bot
tom OF the large tub. The Thermometer never
theneis remains hationary. The experiment was
ieVerai times repeated, and always produced the
lame reiult. From this the author concludes, tha,
tsere is no direct communication ofheat between the
contiguous particles of water at different tempera
lures, which happen to touch each other. The
mean apparent temperature, The adds that 70 read-
~ eltabihes tie in abody of hot water into which
we have poured Tome cold water, mutt be produced
by the currents Tor Greams) which arfe from the
difference OF the fpecfc gravtica of the naacs DIFF
ierently heated. have for long time frfpeaed,
that the. iuPenfon.of folds that are defolved IN
iiulds, aries from no other caufe than the if1per-
ieet huidity OF the ncnRrua. Since thefe bodies
ipetiiealy heavier than water can nevertheless re-
man iuiPended in the liquid, il is inpoible no, to
admit ti,atthe niuiated particles of the cold water
can equally remain spmovcabl. in the hot water
with which they find ,hemielves accidentally mixed.
JorENAL DE PHTsIQUE. Jan. 1907. P. IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06
gOP SdyR

rI7HE TRACT OF LAND, whereon the fub-
j fcriber new fefde,, lying in the county Of Ana
hern, about miles from Warmiuter, on Janes.Ri-
yer, containing about 200 scres, l1O Of which are
cleared and in cultivation Of thefe, 50 are excellent
creek lUw-grouDds There is alto fone good moa-
low land, toerabls orchards, and good griff-miil
hs trss, about hail Of which j, fra rate tobacco
land) it abosnds in fine timber Of pine, oak and pop
lar it will be fold entire OF in lots. hlfo, ano-
tker traa, lyiag in Buckingham, about s miles from
Warniiaarr, containing 100 acres about so Of which
cleared; comfortable part Of this trad is good
tobacco land on it is a tolsfaLs dwelling -houle,
and e&eeIien, fniil feat fIall part ofthc yur-
ebafe money for each traa Will be required ia cab
OF negroes, and forths balaHtc accommodating ere.
Si,s will be given. The lands will be iaewn and
the price made known by
CORNELIUS THOMAS.
Aabesg, May IS, Is@d,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06

1De ~ 3lf OF .JH'T NeSf, 1HoytsfTe.
IN VIRGINIA.
9ee From Randolph c. h. to Franklin, Va once
in weeks
Leave Pendleson c. h. every other Thurfday at
II, and arrive at Randolph CHI. h. by II NJ,
Leave Randolph c. Ii. every other Thuriiay at l
n, and arrive at Pendleton c. h. by NJ.
2o3 From Prince Edward CHI. by Hunter's Ia
vern,to Lypchburg, once week. n.
Leave Prince Edward c. h. every Saturday at s
M,and arrive at Lynchburg on Sunday by Sr NJ,
Leave Lynehburg every Monday at M, and ar
rive at Prince Edward C. h. by p NJ.
2O+ From Lynchburg, by Campbell CHI Ham
fons fore, Maryfville Gta6y's nore, Stones fore
PHtiyivsnia Oh. and Beavers tavern, to Dsuviile.
once in two weeks.
Leave Lynehburg every other Monday at NJ,
and arrive at Danvle on Wednefday by NJ
Leave Danvills every other Thuriday at A NJ,
and arrive at Lynchburg on Saturday by 6 M.
49,. NOTES. =
l. tHR Poh-mafter General may expedite the
mails, and alter the times of arrival and departure at
any time dhringsthe oentnuanes of the contracts he
fiPuiatug an adequate compensation for any sxtrs
exPenis that may be occafioned thereby.
z Fifteen minutes fhall be allowed fer o,enin,
and eoiing the mails at all Offices where no rartics-
lar time is fpeciied.
5. For every thirty minutes delay unavoidable
accidents excepted in arriving after the time pre-
icri5ed in any contraS, the contractor fall lorfei,
ons dollars and if the delay continues until the de-
parture OF any depending mall whereby the mails
defined for each depending mail lofe trip, an ad-
ditisna forfeiture of five dollars fhall be incurred
l. Newspapers, well asletters, to be fent in the
mail; and il any Perfon making prorofals dslires to
carry newspapers, other than thofe conveyed in the
mail tor his ewn emolument, he mutt fate in hi, pre-
P9sls Tor what FUN he wills carry with the emolu-
ment, and for what FUN without that emolument.
S. Should any Perfou making propofals defre an
alteration of the times of arrival and departure above
iPeeihed he mu2 hate in his propoias the alteration
defred, and the difference they will make in the
terms Of the CONTRACT.
6. Perfons making proposals are defired to rate
their prices by the year. Thoie who contract will
receive their pay quarterly. in the months of Augu
November, February and May, in enc month after
the expiration of each quarter.
z. No other than free white perfsn hall be en-
ployed to convey the mail.
y. Where the prspofer intends to convey the mail
IN the body of aage carriage, he deired to aate
it in his propoials
9. The Pof-nnafler General referves to himfelf the
right of declaring any contract at an end, whenever
three failures happen, which amount te the Isfs of
"trip each.
10. The CONTRACTS for the above routes are to be
IN operation the fra day of October nsxt,and are
to continue in force for years. excepting the
numbered 2e2 2Io, which are to eontinne in force
TWO years and an half.
GIDEON GRANGER,
PeR-MaRer General.
General -oGee, Wa9insten
CITY, Mdrs6 81, 1907. lawtlnJ.