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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-24
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The motion FOR an attachment against
zen. Wilkinson, was made by Col. Burr
and his counsel; the General fwhosc ex.
ANIMATION before the grand jury, We unter-
staad, is fnished) being present in court.
James Knox was the only witness intro
duced IN support of the motion; and we
are happy. to inform the pu lie that, (suoh
as ms testimony was,) it contained nothing
which ought in the smal,est degree to m.
lure the reputation of Gen. Wilkinson.
Mr.. Gaines the Commandant at Fort Stod-
da t, and Mr.. Graham, Secretary of the
territory OF Orleans, were examined on
the part OF the General, and very CLEARLY
ana satisfactorily proved the propriety of
MS conduct, in every thing relating to the
charge OF expressing tire said Knox, and
OF bringing him by force to the city of Rich
mond, for the purpose OF compelling him 10
give evidence against Col. Burr. Tie
substance OF the testimony of those three
witnesses shall be inserted in the next Ar
gus.
The arguments of counsel on both sides
VIII commence to day at II O'Clock.
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MONDAY June %,


Mr. Rdndoibb desired James Knox 10 be CAL
led, and said he was ready to procee ed in his mo-
ton
Mr. MRde wished The motion 10 he farther
POSITION I'd as Gen. Wilkinson was still engaged
IN giving his testimony to the grand jury
Mr. BOns objected 10 farther postponer,eut 4:
saying, that spirit of sccommoda ION on their
part had subjected them to grea Inconvenience
t, ON della that II was a hardship on Co BUR- ;
and therefore he thought il fair 70 retrac, the
consent he had given on Saturday that ne hans
they might be delayed three Or four days m wait
ing for Cen Wilkinson's discharge from the
grand jury that, after his examination was f =
nishcd, the grand jury would probably soon
make their report # no nue BIN" should be
the finding, Col Burr would not wish TO be kerr
here to prosecu the motion merely o p,a,ify
spite against Gen Wi,kn on that that gentl. :
man was ably represented by counsel, and .here-
fore 10 necessity for delay existed. He coociu
ded with obserying that they would 20 on with
their motion for rule 10 shew cause.
In this he was supported BY CoL Bur, in ,bor,
speech which he ended. however, with SAYING
that, 1t the gentleman would name a time Tor
proceeding with the motion at any rate, though
Gen. wilkinson should not be present, he would
agree TO it.
Mr.. WDr said they could not appoint par
tieular time but were willing 10 take up the bu.
sness, at any moment when the General should
be able TO be present that the favor conferred
by the spirit Of accommodation pTofessed by Col.
Burr and his counsel was wiped away By their
repToaehing him and lis coadjuiors with ii tina,
ihey needed not their CONSENT, however. sinee
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Cen. Wilkinson stood in the came si;ua.ior. ut
preccn,, rs if the rule had been entered, and he
was TOW TO shew cause. in which case he court
would certainly allow him time until the giaad
jury should discharge him.
2be Cbief Iastice declared that the court con-
sidercd him as standing in that situation and en-
Il led to time accordingly. He proposed howe.
yer, to prevent unnecessary delay, that Gen ".
should be furnished with copies of the aiaayits
against him, and should prepare in,e,rogatores
to be put 60 those witnesses, who should be cx-
amined to morrow, rcserving to the General the
right OF still Farther cross.examin,ng them, fer
The grand jury shall have dismissed HIM and TO
ms counsel the right OF introducing Immediately
other witnesses TO oontrovs't their testimony
He observed tha, the court, from ia, ir vic " as
the alhdavits. thought there was no necessity &c
Cen Whkinson's presence at AL but, as lie
counsel for the United States de ,ired it, the az.
rangement proposed by the ccu,t would answer
every purpose contemplated by therl. and en..
bic the business 70 progress
This arrangement was acquiesoeG in on hc:h
sides; and. acl ordingly. the witnesses ave to I've
examined ON Tuesday 20 which day tlIo'cio,kl
the court adjourned.
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departments of the naty fthc United States,
of The letter from the secretary of the ma
Wy to Capt. John Shaw, dated, Goth Dcccm-
Der, 1906.
In faith whereof L, Robert Smith, Sc
cretary OF the navy of the United
States OF America, have signed these
presents, and caused the seal of my
l.. S. office, to be affixed hereto at the
City of Washington, this 18th, day
Of June, Ammo Domini 1907, and in
the 5lst year of the independence of
the said states.
RI: SMITH,
Secretary Of the Navy.
Registered,
Cu: w. SoLDEBoRoUGH,
Chicf OK. N. d.
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DRAMATIC INTELLIGFNCE.
The amusement furnished by the ceiebra-
ted GoTv Comedian from Baltimore. Lse
had fatal effect on The actors d. Me6fLcy
ho"se. Perhaps it vas ineoas.1uence hat
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(CoPY.)
Navy DEPARTMENT, 2otA Dec. 1906.

Many DEPARTMENT, 20th Dec. 1906.
SIR,
A MILITARY expedition formed on
the western waters by Col Burr, will soon
proceed down the Mississippi, and by the
time YOU receive this letter, will proba-
bly, be near New-Orleans. You will by all
the means in your power, aid the army
and militia III supprcssing this enterprise
You Will with your boats take the best po-
sition TO intercept and to take and if neces-
sary to destroy the boats descending under
the command of Col Burr or of any person
holding an appointment under him There
is great reliance on your vigilance and ex-
crtions.
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i have the honor to be,
Sir, YOUR most ob't servt
(Signed,) RI: SMITH.
Capt. JOHN SHAW,
Or the commanding naval officer at .Ws7v-
Orleans.
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| CERTIFY that the within is a true
copy from the records of the department of
war.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the war Office of the United States,
/. S. TINS seventeenth day of June, one
thousand eight hundred and seven.
LII DEARBORN
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-29
GREAT BARGAINS.

INTENDING to remove to the sists OF
tennessee as soon as possible, wish 20
dispose of the following valuable and lncreas-
iiag property upon lew terms, y l.lch property
!. ISinhefitsd EroIa my ancestors, Hie have iiaa
LEGAL title to the same for npwarcs OF cue
hundred years.
One tract we'll known BY the nst e e.
ef .ARISsDos, being on fhs Foto1sse iiyer
hetween Alexandria and George lows, ard
nearls on5osite the city Of Washington, beau
nhaiIv situated, containing about Four fiiin
sS-ed acres, row leased to the AIR selses Tor
shree hundred and sixty dollars Fes s1,iaulsa
wifa other ST pulations ssIsfslaa IN the sag
lease
One other tract CONT uous fo1 the
Arst. leased to William Fraser for forty del-
lars per aAnula, containing sbont slxt a
sres. -
One other tract containing tenFacrcss
sfbcttom land, adjoining the -Four Mals Nh
tract.
One other tract contiguous to TIE
Abingdon estate, and within two and hall
miles Of George Town, containing rs ACRES.
The greatest part of'this lands heavily GO
yered With red and white Oak.
81 n 4 Sc,
Three thousand acres on the Scioto
River. IA the state Of Ohio.
This tract descended fs rae from my Uncle
George d. Alexander, being one moiety Ct
he land he was entiusdto for his military ser
vices during the revolutionary war M the
itle papers with tho wills under y hIch Ana
entitled to the above prcperty, are u the
hands OF BALDWIN DADS, Esq. to whon aP-
rliostiop viii please 10 be rnade for terms &c,
6e being legally authorised to contract and
dispose Of all tia above valuable property, Tor
which good and satisfactory titles viii be gav-
Walter S. Alsxandsr.
August =, e
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-29
District of Columbus.

Charlea I. Catlett and Ann his
wife, eo,naLainants rs
Thomas Fairfax, and the said
B Tho's Fairfax, executor Of N t5anfsyp
the said last will and tcsta-
ment of Bryan Lord Fairiax,
deceased, Gsfsndrnts,
This cause coming on TO be heard
this 4tfl day Of August, 1907, upcn the bill
and exhibits herein referred to, and it appear
ing TO the court that the said bill hath bsen
duly and regularly taken Tor confesssd, and the
cause set for deere upon the bill ard exhibits,
the court.doth decree and order that Master
Commissions Moore, do make up and stste
an account and report between the complain
ants and the defendant, in his private ( fidu-
ciary character, upon the subjects IN the bill
mentioned TO state an account ei one fourth
part cf therents OF the land, at and near the
falls the Potomac river, which land wasfer-
naerly leased to Ssmh!r, and which became
due after the death of the said Sryaz Lord
Tsfryar the Testator, ard during the life of
his wife Jaae Faigtar the mother ofthc COM
plainant .6r,se, and the interest on the same
aud also state what portion Of the sad rents
have been received by tie sad 1aon1as Fer.
jar or his agents also take an account OF all
the Household Furniturs, and also OF the
Horses, Cattle and other stock which rcre Oh
the land bought BY the said Frvdn LORD fc'r-
far of Bennett, at the ting OK the said Rryas
Lord Rairfaa's death /; also take an &C INT OF
the annual reiits and profits of that part oiths
Tract of Land in Fairfax County called Tsi-
ston Grange, whichis included in a deed Ct
Gift from the said Bryan Fai,yar to the SAID
ZHema. FairJfas, from the 'tigac OF the date OF
the said deed tothe said 7asaas Fasrfas, IS
the time the death Of the said Eryan Lo'-s
r,a.c, and from tia time Of his death, to that
Of the death Of the said Janc Fair sss; also to
state an account of the adninisyaton OF the
defendant stating rot only the debts due from
and to the estate Of the said Bryan Lore FAIR
far, Distinguishing such of the deb as are
sperate from such as are not and also the a
mount Of the assets Of tho estate OF the SAT-
BruaS c ord Fasy5asc, and to state what speci-
&c lceacies the said B1ysa Lard Fairfs1 Len,
and what has become Of the ssidlcgacies.
Az 10 enable the ssidc Conan ssioner to per-
form this Decrectsl Order, he is st liberty TO
exausine witnesses up5n cath, and report their
testimony togethcrwish the several accounts
SO taken, to this Court, at their next sesfivn
sss a Copy. Tsste.
G. Deneale, G. G.
W October s.. 1aW.
The Parties in the above canle are
hereby notified tEstI sh.l! on Monday the Sc
eond day Of November ii. this rear, commences
my attendance at O o'clock in the forenoon
OF that day to 60 into the business directed By
the above decree and order, at my Office IN the
town Of Alexanslfis, when and where tbcz are
required fo give attendance with their Proofs,
Documents and Exhibits.
Cleon Moore, N. e.
Commissioners Oaice,<
Oct. s, $50 Saw
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= 9cT0lxn se7,a
OTICE Is hSFf6y glye,s the Stock hold
ssd sTs of his lust tutions that an lalc lection
a. twelve Directors, for TIC eilsaifl ycar
R,gi IL hsld atthe colrt louise in ih!s town
an The second Monday Of Noycmbe cxt
order sI; 8, 81 the ent and DirectoFgss
s S 6 lslGE, Cashier.
49, IT. ! S sss an eth Nor
Tanners % as, It Is dos per barrel
Spanish HIDES. st 70 te u cents, some
Of whic Il sxilI average IS pounds, and arc 81
aual 10 any ever imported from tes Paa'sA
Main Il
Bs.t green coFFEE
SUGAR In hogsheada and barrels
Loaf and lump SUGARS, of the hrst ssa-.
Ety
gE fsw seroons Of notant INDIGO, and
yarictysof G2OCERIES as usual.
1909 bushels Of ground ALLU "a s AZ e I; s. a. !.
Goat, and 1000 bushels Cssiz IN store which
IS 4 consignment, and viii be sold on rsas0I !
able terms BY s,s
Asraees, Miller.
Cctobsr ! s. s,s q 81
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C sc 4. Waite

Ore Of the above Erin viii personally
attend the drawing daily, 70 take down sae
nassslbsrs correctly. Is will also one Ct Their
clerks.
sfshe next New York Lostsry will not coma !.
uence drawing till April next---:ic kets OF
which lottery may be had IS aitc's elIlscs'
No 64 and No IS, Maiaen Lanc AcssS ORR y
Is o. Distant a5sventuFers, accompanying
their orders with bank notes Of any ecssrip-
bon ia either Of vYaItvs off:ces IN Nesy-Y cr'S
St. Baltimore, mar havs Tickets and SHARES
forwa.d ed so any arncant with the utmost
punctaalisy, and the earliest advice sent them
81 their success. All prizes sold by y. and
r. Waite. will Be paid by them
tt44fgT' Tickets in the above lottery are 70 DC
had al ). AJAncH s bookstore, George Town,
where the prize listavlll be rssSuiariy recelysa
GrtoberlS StaWSla -
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Iofepil Man dc vile,

. s. !. e. & y, s4<s 81 *
tOtEpn WIdnQcVIltteey
s's i. q
M sts M g gig
& ~ 6 $3.50 8
IS AS no II s. 81 rs
8 "a a1IOrtInent eft Win Ms LII
Is, !. s. I, $. /. IS. 8, 50
y g y 49, $ s : IS S. g 3, -
s y. s''j''''''
;pnsrly
81 s,sgs
$ na,aga
fs -, Z
Il ! = go C z !.
Old st. Esteishc Medcr isrcs, "a seese s 4 81 81;
ons dozen
a few dozsn NAE oid fr y
Ditto do best vine blttcfs
Jamaica and Vest-lnsia rum
New-England do,
Cogniac, Bcardeaux and Naples braf'sly
Holland and country gin
Scholars gin In cases
Irish whlskcy, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whistle
Cider in barrels
White uine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
II q hogsheads HAVANA honey
rs do. shoise recalling rsolasses
u,s r."s o1
i tI0'. TFAc
s ssn
us.as ~. ,n5 so'a 7'''f' Z
nyseh-.'ha" ''''1
usA
Museeysdc sugars, citierens qtaliuss
:.;:ensM white do,
Leaf srd lump sligars, Phllaaeip ma, Bal BAL
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lanes BACON,

JAMES BACON,
.4tAis GtaocERr STcxE, on Iins-st,-ses, has in
asditiez to his. fermer stock, added
A freh Supply Of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
&c zoU efTsrsycr safe, on Ais asisal iozv terms
Mufcovado Sugars, ofvarioGs qaa-
is;ss,
Leaf md Lunap ditto,
eunPowdcr,
Imperial, TE s.s,
Hyson, PARTICULARS. select
Young Hyso,,, cdsfor
H5sos-stia, and family use.
Souchong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of a superior qNality
Madeira,
BusclIss, -
SHERRY,
Lisbon, - e ..
TeneriTc,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
ecgnac and Bourdcaux Brandy
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family VISA,
A1.isus, ST Croix, St. vincents, saa NsN
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
irish and country Whisky,
MoIasses,g Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
sscaghton's Bi9ers,
Mace, nutnegs, cloves, cessna, Fl n er.so.
Cayenne and black pepper, race ard srcsi ~
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barisy,
lice, starch, fig bluc, soap, mould, sssrts assa
spermaceti candles, refined ssit-rem.e, Fe.ast
Indigo, alum, copperas nsaddel, ksirAnefHse
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best GA
giish and coun:.ry made y svgsrs
and smeakins tobacco, very ssss csssvsag ~
bacco.
Hamilton and Lcipes' sesua:s1., ,'iss.
in boxes.
Lossdon mustard, warranted Of ssstessal
dIl atty, Dixoa's best ditto, yrs sftns.' Fsaet
olau S, &c. sc. sith generally every a
tic le in his iine-te whole OF svhisls hsys seaf
selected with care, and w;N be essss'ascll o. q
the very Iewea tc.ras
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-29

Ma two blan.s..ls 70 a prize, and the slcWesS
sssizs is twelve dollars. The scheme centains
adv 81 90 tickets q 900 OF which are f &C
stnajlv soldfo arorn pany OF gentlc IN N
vorsk. Is whom ll,s Managers have obligated
tbc,nsslyos to commence the drawing IN the
city Of Baltimore, On 1HvRs2AT nc sls'
d. % b Ecy sfs asr and to draw 500 tick
ats per t''sy. =.
Tickets and Shares are nov Sc lung II. ava
r;ety Of numbers and very rapidly, at I'm
DoxIs rs aud a HaSF each, for a short time
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-29
4 A n x :. &
q & IN ORE.

& Is s. Ss b AZ S IN @ Re.
s ii 1SE ID by the general assembly
sof the state Of Maryland, the scfsins Of
which IS the most ever Islep = .'ls'
aitizens ofthe S. containing be sac S 8 largo
pyize al go. 900 dollars,
j do. &C S. e9
do Of 10000
81 do. 81. 5,oo0
do. OF 500
do. Of 1000
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Hl0RWgLEs

~ - & ~ II 80 q - ~ LII s.
,s. aas S.. Elegance, stresgtA1,
so osf pr s's E y ss
-. e. The Subscriber "a. !. :,
sortil'snf well adapted f.. the wv s.nplsts
and a Can supply Wholesale nyr.h a.'sr SSess,l
vantasecus terms. N'sess CT d
i. Richard Horvea. /
BIsrcr,ex. iaa
he buttons on tie back parts .F,t.
band ought to Be placed tbe ! ! .'s y. WI, N
from each other, IS th.c.two cents .'s sl'slny
the Suspehders, 10 prsrent ipasrae ~ 'etse
Ing and thereby destroying tie a.. sss. sa'i
). N the construction ofthc article. 80 s's'ss
E-ichaM Isorw.a
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6. & r. w Els
1,.a1s, Fortuaate Lo77ER 4 l3FfIcE, c9T7ssT 81
1g1RxEr and Ca4aLxsz "a "a E'sa
BAIsTIsG(}Fth e..

The grand arsof the sohs me @ tss aoors
Lottery together syss 4 al assssraAc sc from snc
Managers that ii viii positively Com :.
8 yaw;s,es on the sIst day Of Decenaner next,
Nave sea sufficient ;as!lS esnent for the subs
sefibers 10 come TO the city Of Baltimore tor
tie exprsss purpose Of facilitating the sale
estke tickets,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
PHILADELPHIA, JAN. IL.
MUTINY.

We understand that a serious mutfny
happened last night at Gloucester point
on board the ship Sally, capt. Williams,
for Galloway II is said that the ship,
which went down late in the afternoon,
came to at the piers, on account of the
ice. The sailors wished to go on shore
bnt were forbidden by the officers,
Notwithstanding this they attempted to
leave tie ship, and upon being opposed
by the mate one Of them seized hand
spike and killed him instantly. Upon
this the captain came upon deck with
his pistols and shot two Of the fellows
dead upon the spot, and stabbed anoth
er with spring bayonet attached to
one of his pistols, upon which the mu-
timers submitted and cried for quar-
tiers.
Such is the substance Of the story as
it has been related to US. We connot
youch for its being strictly correct in
every particular.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
TREASON AND NO TREASON.

Conspiracy 6laa no CcasbfFdcg.
What do you think CoL Blur's ob,egt Il
Is question asked BY almost every one vl5
takes an interest in tie passing events ofthG
day; no individual in a private staten cveI.
excited more Of public curiosity or atteD
ton than what the ex-yice president Ids.
He has been accused by an officer of the
Y. ). under oath, Of pursuing Unreasonable
measures against the country, and Z COM
PAINT accordingly laid before a grand iluy.
but they saw no cause for fhd.ug 4 Btu.
But still he IS viewed il hostile .cht. an,r
The alarm is still EePt up.
The papers from that quarter of tile W.
sons inform that MIR. Jefcrson's late prorL.-
nation Tor suppressing treason art citlel4a (.
" qEeitfEg traitors, are forwarded IHto W..
art OF the country by express, and sro
wall doubt, but, IN such numbers - wrtf
amount to I " fsrcc competent" ss.2 -rlas, x
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
Legislature Of Massachusetts.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, JAN. III.

SATURDAY. JAN. IN.
THE Bath Fire and Marine Insu-
rance Company bill was read frs
time.-6' DGpis and others, also ne
ttioners for an Insurance Comhany a.
bath had GVe 10 geitAGrezy their hen-
non.
ADDRESS TO THE PRESIDENT,
ON motion of MIR. Bangs, it was or
dered, that Messrs. Bangs, Story,
Smith (of w, S. King, and Bacon (of
S. with such as the Hon. Senate may
Ioin, be committee to prepare a re-
sptctful ADDRESS to The President
Of the United Statess-sT77 TIE Hon
Senate has concurred, and aided me
Hen. Measrs. MAYNARD, Hill, Otis, and
Gore.-lH seems in the selection Of ME
Committee, the Hon. President Of The
Senate, and Sneaker of t6e Rouse, aid
'lot jumt ia judgment. The President
nominated tzvo Federafsts and tEso De-
m0crats ,;--6ut the Stoakcr tAeughf fro
PEI 10 tut az least four out Of fUe demo
Gratis on the fart Of ne Housc.-Lf he
Hon. Sneaker is satisfied, that no fe5eral.
~ can consciefHi61sty Uote ia faUor ot an
aduLat0ry address 10 Mr.. Jefferson, he
qoaS perfectly right in his selection fine
committee.
MONDAY, JAN. 10.
The option of the Attorney-Gcn-
eral and all papers respecting the Pc
lJetsc0t controversy, were referred to a
committee on the subject.
The house took up the amendment
cf the Senate, to the Resolution for
granting sum Of money to Treasurer
Jackson, for extra services and con-
Cured therein. a. AS the resolu-
ton first passed the House, $50 dollars
were granted Mr.. 1.-The Senate
struck out that sum, and inserted -
dollars S. cents in which sum the
House has concurred.
The blu to incorporate VIM. King,
and OTHERS, as the Bath Maine Insur-
ance Company, was read second time,
and committed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
KINGSTON, DEC. s.


The Arson frigate Of 20 guns, the
Arethusa,of So guns, and the Latona,
Of 36 guns, sailed from Port Royal on
Saturday morning, for the purpose,
we understand, Of taking possession Of
the Dutch island of Carracoa.
We understand, by recent accounts
from the Caracas, that among the
French troops lately landed there from
the Imperial brig Austerlitz, and a
schooner, are $50 Connoners, and four
French General Officers and that the
Government: we're thrown into con-
siderable greater cohsternation from
this unexpected reinforcement than
they were at the coming Of Miranda,
conceiving it was the first step of the
French government to gain possession
of that country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26

have entered Berlin, without oPposi7
tion, the 24rh October. The records
and treasure had previously been re-
moved. Bat il was apparent, that Ber-
i'm was not the end Of the French con
quests Large reinGorcements were
on their way to the Grand Army -
10000 Of the troops lately III Italian
Dalmatia, were on the march for Saxo-
Ay, under Gen. Seras and 10000 Ba-
varians, under Gen. Deroi, were adj
vancing towards BerFin-Added TO
these, the FrencL army of reserve at
Frankfort, and the French-Duch army
of the North, were also moving into
Germany.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
4jortlano,
Monday, January &c, 1907.

Hamburger accounts, received # New
YORK. to Nov. 5, mention chat q secOn ttlt
has been fought between Prince HoI nohe
and the French, near S.ettea. OF tEe 9th uf
October in which the French, az usual,
were victors this action may he considered
as the last struggle Of the Prussian army :
and the Prussian W lnarchy, which has
hitherto been considered as one oi' the ntusl
powerful on the continent, win shortI, ba
blotted from the map Of Europe, Is an indie
pendent nation; but she has fallen 4 !,t.ut
to French intrigue.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
NEWBORN, JAN lJ,

NETWORK, JAN. 10.
Yesterday a man by the name Of
Dunnamore, andone ortwo alias names,
was convicted of forgery. When the
verdict was brought in, the prisoner
repeating the word guilty, drew PEN
knife and stabbed himself three times.
He is yet alive, arid viii probably re-
cover. He was genteeliy dressed, and
his department decent and becoming
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
artitIfs By tic 9sai,s.
CHILICOTKE, DEC. IS

In consequence of Mr.. John Smith
(enc Of our senators in Congress) neg
lecting to pay that attention to the du-
ties of his Office, which the present e.
ventful crisis Of national affairs unques-
tionably demands, our legislature have
passed resolution, requesting him to
resign lis seat i'll the Senate Of the r..
States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
FROM FRANCE.

Capt. Calender, in the ship Port
land, from Bourdeaux, has brought &C
counts down to the 18th November. The
French Imperial headquarters was al
Dessau, on the Odd October.-It was
probable the advanced columns were
nearer Berlin. Boaapsrte is stated to