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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06
LIST OF ACTS.
Passed during NE second session Of The
.M,,th Congress.

1
M,,th Congress-.
ACTS-To suspend the operation of the
non-importation act, so called-To provide
for surveying the coasts Of the United States
To erect certain Lighthouses and fixing
stakes, buoys, and beacons at certain places
Supple to the public debt redemp-
ton act-To extend the power Of granting
writs of iniunctions to the district Judges
To establish Circuit, and abridging District
Courts in Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio
10 punish frauds on the United States
Bank-To suthorise the President to accept
the services Of $4,000 volunteers to con-
tinue ths St Domingo black ports) nor-
intercourse act--SupPlementaly to the act
concerning Columbia Dstrict--Respecting
seizures, &c.-To extend the time OF locat-
ing Virginia military warrants, &c.-To
prevent unauthorized settlers on The United
States lands-To prohibit the importation
OF slaves, after Jan. 4, 1808-To author
Use the employment Of the United States
force, in case OF observation-disclosures
claims to Orleans and Louisiana lantis--TD
prevent unauthorized settlements on Pubic
lsnds--To regulate grants of Micbiean
lands-To make. compensation to Nessrs
Lewis, Clarke, Disappearing Uf lie
Detroit Bank territorial act--To r9ake pro-
vision for the disposal of lands beswcea tie
United States Military lands, and the Con-
nectIcut reserye-Concerning Invalid Pen
sionerS-Cenfirming claims to lands in Vim
cennes-Toreducec court expenses in Coiun-
bia district-To repeal tie act IyirE duties
on Salt, and continuing the Mediterranean
fund dutieS-Tb establish certain post roads
TO make compensation 70 the governor,
&c Of 1ndiaria--for the relief Of sufTere.s
by the fire at Portsmouth; and for making
certain anneNations TO Mississippi district.
and building a custom house at New Or
leans.
, Also, ACTS, making appropriations fer
the support of the navy for l507-for the
support OF the military establishment for
1o07-For finishing a wing Of the esptol--I
For the support Of Government for 1907
For carrying into effect treaty with the
Chickasaw Indians, and for establishing a
Land Office in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
carrying into effect treaties WITH the Cher
okee and Piank<shaw Indiaas-Fur furtify-
ing the ports and harbors Ut The us.
Also, ACTS, for the reIefof Grorgh LII
tie Of Seth Harding Of William El4arn
OF Edmund Briggs !; of John Chester ~
Stephen Ssyre; OF Oliver Pollock Of Oar
iel 5. Dexter and of " iIliam Eaton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06
Eleo,

In Germany, Gen. Maca, French Cover
nor Of Liepsic.
Major General Stewart, or the artillery
Mr.. ]. Hooper, a furrier, who left hy VIII
pair Of blankets to each Door woman N
the parish
In England, Isaac Reed, esq. web known.
for his patent investiga ION III ana inl,r;a,rs
commentaries on the text Of SAo6-.t.,,re
AT Orleans, Bar astab.e Count March
10, 1907, the Rev. Jonathan Bascom- IN
the 9th year Of bis age.
In Phliidephla, Col. Beni. Thompson. ~
old revolutona' officer.
In Exeter, IN. H.) Samuel Brooks. ESQ
sged rs. --9Ni-
AT East Hasldam, (Con) widow Mary
Sparrow>-lIie circumstances attending be,,
oeath.wcre singular-she was corpulcnt 10 a
very Unusual degree, and never had any
ehlFdren. From the peculiarly Of her COM
ps9Intss at her death she was discs ted. and
the stomach, on being opened, was found
70 contain about pint and half of vel
lowlsh unctuous mucus, INN ersed in which
were TWO RAILS OF HAIR, one About lie
size q goose's, tile other If hen eeg.
= 10 give any reasonable account for II y
singular phenomenon, baltic The skill Of
the fAcuiiy, tie most erin. n Of winch
were summoned ON the u casil.L
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06
~ 70 Goods.

Nszo Goods.
T. & A. Vinton,
~. 3 e 4, Jones -RoV, Fys1frfs,
HAVE jan ,eceived, of this fPrings imPor-
: : tation, fuPpiy Of
Ne20 Qna Fa/bi0aabLe Goods,
which they will fell at reduced prices--c con-
fitting OF
franks CALICOES 49,.
do CAMBRIC, and GTNGHANIS
50 doz SILK GLOVES. different colors
COTTON LACES-INDIA COTTONS
With many other articles too numerous to
mention. March so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06
Charles & John Fox.

Charles & John Fox,
No. 4 e S, South Gds kezg-B,5a,E
HAVE JUST RFCEIvED,
go Bbls Wilmington Tar
20 do do Pitch
90 do do Turpentine
20 do do Rohn
10 do black and bright WARMTH
so doz heft Sewing-Twine
60 bolts Ravens Duck
10 boxes dp'd Candles
10 do No. Chocolate
tons Sheathing Paper
NaiIs--a kinds
Bar and mild Lead
Hedge Anchors Camboofes ia.
Azimuth, Amplitude, Brais ;; Wood Cora
Pafes
Sheathmg Copper
5000 Iron Block Buliles-all Gzes
Paints ground in Oh
Together with complete ahortment Of
Sbip-Cbnadlery and Cordage
All which they offer on the mon reafonable
terms. (6w) MayeB so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06

TWAS in the season Of the year,
When all things gay and sweet appeary"
A HORSE majestic trod the plain,
Adjacent to the surging main.
Quite mrestrsined he ranges round,
Nor needs the oceans thund'ring sound
His careful eve directs his tread,
Where hills and lawns their foliage spread
To Prance, to leap, to Craze or roll,
No tyrant did his wish controul
His hours few gaily on, and lie
Was happy as a HORSE could be.
At length his jealous, frisking Tai,
His nobler Head did thus assail
N" Who gave THEE pow'r to rule the whole,
And DER each member claim controul
(" Too long with true despotic sway,
You give command and we obey
Why treat us thus with disrespect,
To drag US whsre your whims direct
{" To this unequal, partial law,
Submission from hence Withdraw;
EQUALITY is heavens decree,
And yoH in turn must fellow me-"
g Brother, (the ress'ning Head replie,)
Your usefulness, Ill not aespise
Nor will with disdainful art
Affect to slight the meanest part
z But, let your sober judgment say,
Which ought 60 rule, and which obey
Where are thy pow'rs to see and hear,
When foes invade, or dangers near
" These peaceful hills, this tranquil PLAIN,
Is skirted by the troubled main
Through one false step, this craggy steep,
Might plunge Us tail long in the deep"
" Hold !''quoth tie Il a:l-no more I'Hhear
Sweet LIBERTY to me is dear;
No more ! = bop to your command
So here ts my FINAL stand"
The reasoning powers at length gave way,
The Tail assumes imperious sway
With backward step it moves along,
The wonder Of the grazing throng.
The members alt with ardour burn,
For some preferment in their turn;
The Head, BY destiny severe,
Is aoom'd 10 follow in the rear.
Yet thus with kindly watchful ayes
Presum'd its sovereign to advise
" For once to me attention lend,
And hear the counsel Of a friand:
Z" See yonder stands the frightful rock,
Which braves the seas tumultuocs shock,
The yawning gufph Of death is nigh.
Turn, turn and from destruction 4y."
The warning voice the members spurn,
The blinded Tail disdains to turn
When 10, it meets a sudden grave
BY plunging in The fatal wave
SQUAM.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
BY j. Richardlon,
No 8, Lang VJ<,f,
900 Hbds. Liverpool oalt
10 do Bacon
100 Bbls. Mels No. 2 and 8 Beef
100 half bis. No I and mefs do
SO Bbls Bone Middlings Navy
Mefs No. I & . Pork
100 kegs Lard
100 boxes Mould Candles
100 do Brown Soap
70 caks Of Sugar Hhds NAiis--entitled to
debenture
Bbls. Retailing Sugar, &c.
MarcL go H0
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Ready far Sale,
Bv ID. Griffith.

1T tie UyeR Kao-va Stand, bet4vs.r %. Portlant
Bank and M. Robeyt Beya.,
\ General af1ortnent of GARDEs
SEEDS--Early Garden Peafe, whicl
may be depended on.-Catalogue Of the par
ticulars is ready for perudal.
VARIETY Goods--conitant ate
dance, as ufual, Smalelf favours chearfuliv
adhered to ii his line
Portland, March 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06
LEATHER.

LEATHER.
John l.. BENNETT,
Has far faLe, az TIE Sigr Of tie Trunk, lfidiA5frs't
900 W.T. Harnefs Leather,
TOO W.T. Skirting do
Sides Bride do
Waxed Calf Skins
Black grained do H
RuGet Calf-Skin Boot Tops ofthe FRI quail
ity.
Draw'd Calf Skin Boot Legs,
Suwarrow Patterns
Morocco Skins of different colours,
Hog skins,
or General afortment of Leather
kept conitantly on hand. March 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06
FOUND,

4 .PORTMANTEAU, containing fundr,
articles, the owner may receive the fam.
BY proving property, and paying for this a.
vertifement. Apply 10 SETH BIRD.
Msr.L %
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Poetry.
FROM THE CENTINEL.

Mr.. RUssELL-IF the following
old story in new Dress" claims a
place in your paper, you are at liberty
to publish it. 5.
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81 LnE

AT Montre,l, M. Mons, repliew ar Tudre
hoiiA u that c4ty, put 4 Y, r VI " i.is xlsg-
ehce, few days s.Ace, b tie dscha &c Of
pist3L Tine charge fUdgta ia nIs "a east,
Dut did not Pr5auce immediate death tie
however survived bat : slgyFt lime. 4lle
cau.e IS unknown
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06

THAT " Virtue alone is happiness be-
low" the mostpr6tligate wtIi not deny Yet
Pleasure still exerLs her syren voice, and
spreads her silken net with success and
the trains of Avarice and Ambition continue
as numerous AS ever.
The gentle gales, by which man WIS in
tended to watt his little vessel through the
ocean. Of lie, has he swelled to his ov9n
destruction. The passions designed 20 OK
cite the soul to action, assuine, When indut-
gedj the most despotic influence, and The
severest Of ali slavery Is tine subsection to
their sway.
Observable votary Of ambition, how ab-
jectly lie crouches to wretch that he de
tests and despises ! with what care he reg
ulates his looks how he smiles, and fay. IS
and hatters Can such an one be SAID TO
be free Can more melancholy object
be conceived than the man ct pleasure who
complies with the impulses Of appetite, and
blazes out his youth and health IN the In
diligence Of hcentious passions Tie ami
mai spirits soon subside, the fund ofhae Is
soon exhausted, and he sinks into /: state
Of weakness and decay, alive only III tfy
terrors oil conscience and the pains of dis
ease.
From these terrors-from these pains, j.
the peasant free. Yes, lappy man I'll,
pleasures are permanent, and Try lie is cain
and serere. Though thy meals BE- sirelle
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06

OAA6HN AOA AdIS SSiASAaA ~
". /. Gods q Groceries.
Afies, Pearl Ginger, preferred
Almonds--Alfpice Ham
Anniheed Indigo, S. Float
Brandy, Cogniac Mace. Mats, MoaTs,
Do. French X Spanifh Mu0ard Meal, Rye
Barley, Pearl Muftard in bottles
Beans, White Nutmegs
Butter eaiwax Noyeau rl
Black-ball Btufhes Oatmeal, Olives, Oil
Brooms--Bed- Cords Sweet
Cinnamon, real i Oil, Sperm.
Cafia-cotton Pepper, prunes
Cordial Peas, Pork Porter,
Cider pr. barrel Rum, Old jamaica
Do in bottles Raifns, Box and caf<
Chocolate, Welchs Rice
No. I and 9 Sugar,Loaf and lump
Cofee-Capers do Havannah
Cloves do India
Segars, Havannah do Brown
Do Sherots Shagbark, Shells WEIGH
Citron- Currants Sieve, punch
Cafes Gin Salt. fire table
Cayenne Pepper do Basket, do Rock
Candles, M. & Opt | do Liverpool
Do Spermsceti Starch, Poland
Cheeie, Jetterion Soap, CASTLE
Do common Do. Shaving
Corks-- Catlup DO Brown
Canary Seed Tea, Hyfon
Confectionaries Do Young Hyloa
Demijons Do Souchong
Fiji, Table Do Hyfon lkin
D. Pollock Tamarinds
Flax ~Flour--Figs Wine, Madeira
Ginger Do Port
Gin, Hollands Do Sherry & Liibou
ALSO,
10 Puncheons retailing Rum-SO boxes
Sperm Candles-4o Do Mould-with a va
riety Of other articles at wholefale and retail.
Mareb %.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
By Quincy * Baker,
02fsGie H4ggy's-RSzy. 1zl44z,Grs.t,
1000 ID. CLOVER SEED
500 do FLAX do
400 quintals POLLOCK
200 ca1ks Thomafton LIME .t
A quantity of BUTTER in good fhipping
oFder. March 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06

FOX SALE III No 2, L0eg- HBarf.
by John Deerlng,
&C Hhds w 7. Rum,
hhds. ben retailing Sugar
80 hhds. NolaiIes
a few bags Coffee
2 hhds Bacon
80 boxes D;pt candles
lzarc5 %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06

Blanks Of all kinds,
Kept confan;Iy for fac byL ADAMS, No.
! ?, Fih-aFsrt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06
FOR SALE

BY Robert Fl. Smith. ].
TEN Hhds. of Virginia Tobacco, fuitabls
4 for shipping.
Azareb 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06

AM SECRETS WOKIH kNOMlNG.
PROPOSALS
FCR FULFILLING BIZ scsscRrPrlox,
THE TRIAL OF
NATHANIEL WILLIS,
Fur THIRTEEN malicious Libeb i!
ON JOSEPH BARTLETT,
INCLUDING the WRIT and the peadings,
with the evidences for Plaintiff and De-
fonda M Dcpohtions and oral teftimony, with
the arguments OF the Council, as far as they
can be Obtained, With the charges given the
Jury by the honorable Judges who tried the
cauie with foule original anecdotes /; with
the rife and progress of the liviGon of the
Republicans IN the county of York; with
iome Freng marks IF dilfntf efea Patriotyfu and
iove Of Co4 Try dilcovered in fame men, who
clsfVsty call ,themleIves The f;ienis Of tbs PeO-
PIE. Alto, concife fttatement of the original
eifablfhment of the EAaTERN ARGUS, with q
SLY PEEP BEHIND THE CURTAIN
eIpcfing the caufe Of the peyJeeztiOn againt
laid BartIett; and the reafon of the Editors
aPoitacy from red Republican pyiaaiPLes-giving
alto correct ftatement of his attempt to take
advantage of the Infolvent Aa, &c.
m zoEgH e'seanate,
Or t DOZEN ought in sak-e."
Cr Snblcription bateyS, NTH The
Condfiorr ioaged at he BookForrs in fJis tozOn
and at fbr Printing C58es IN Sae0 March so.
Flaifering and Stoco bunleG in general.
gORNISHES done in Stoco, and plaiftering
IN hyperion manner equally as cheap
a. the old method of wood Cornilhes and
common plaltering-As this method is great
y approved of in the principal towns in A.
merIca and Europe, for It's neat and magnifi-
cent appearance and for numerous convent
euces, THO's PHILLIPS informs the gentle
men OF Portland and its vicinity that he car
ries on the above buiinefs in Portland. As he
mas Practiled in mott parts of England and A.
nerca he hatters himlelf that he can give
.tsfaction to thofe who chooie 10 employ
m. THO's. PHILLIPS.
Portland, F'5yna,y 2.
N.B.-As there has been falie and envi-
uus report in Portland, that my work is ex-
,ravagantly expenhve, | will undertake 10 I'm
% the Cornihes aud PlaiGering of az gen
ieman's houie in town for the fame price Of
UGH Cornifhes done with wood, and the plail-
tering deus the common way. fsr)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06

Mr.. EDITOR,
BY inserting the fol ing in your
next, you will much obEge constant
reader -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06

II TILE OF THE TINES:
OR,
POWER IN WRONG HANDS.
A FABLE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06
NEW GOODS.

AH@P w OOs
Crofs & Marin,
's-StrAf Head sf Lozg- w71ayf,
! AVE jun received and are now opening
for laie an exten6ve aiortment Of
SPTIag ana ouMmer GoouS
CONSISTING OF
SuPerhne black, blue, lcarlet, corbeau,
drab, brown and NIKE Rr04dcioths
Common do
SuPerfiAe CaGimeres
DevonihIre kerie}s
Plains and Forelt loths
fiannels, Dommeis, Baizes and Swan
1kins
Fancy mixed Cords and Satins
Cotton Velvet Veitlngs
We've. and Yeiveteens
Diapers and Table Linens
SuperGne Cahcoes
Common 40
White and Coloured Cambrics
CopPerp.ate Furniture
Tab5y Velveis
Bandanna Handkerchief
Fancy Silk do
Li-l Linens
Pla-udas, Brown Holland
Dark Gnghams
Ligh5 %
SILK Clambrays
Cotton do.
CaianancoeS, Durants,
DurCys and Wild BOres
Buu.baze,s and Rules
Thread Laces,
Cotton do-Silk do
Genoa Cords
+ r. n Galioons
Sewing Co ons
White The Colour'd DC.
W.. bindings
Beaver Gloves
Linen Cambria
Corceroys
SIX ana cotton Umbrellas
OH Cloths faiths vide
MsTleiles Cuttings
Cotton Hole
Worried 90
Silk do
Ladies Long Silk Gloves
Do. do Cotton DO
Linen Poker HandkercheifS
Gotten do co
India COl,ons
Silk b. aces, Cotton do I
Leather 90
Engilh Cottons aud Linen Checks
Do do do striped
Cotton Bandanna Hanks
Cotton ohIrung
Book Muffin
Laced Cam3rics
India Lultrlngs-F French do
Silk Ve.vets-lndia Checks
Figured silk Velvets tor Vets
Black Satin for do
BED Fringe-Do Lace
Back Modes
Cambria Dimoties
Do. do law priced
Cambria Shawis
Blue anc Brown German Serge
Back, Blue, Brown d Ggeen ShdlOons.
Black, & WhI,e -sIilnnetts
Morocco Pockel Books
Robbins and Tapes
Sewing Silk and rwi6
An Anortment of Ribbons
Coat and Vet Button MOulds
Gilt and Mettie Coat and Vet Buttons,
Velvet Ribbons
Black and White Bonner Wire
Cuernley frocks
Black Italian Grapes
Silk Shawls-Beaver do
Book Muffin Handkerchief.
Shirt Moulds and Wires
Diaper Towels
HaI Linings
Cotton and Wool Cards
Plated Brafs and Iron Candle Sticks
Sad Irons-lron Shoves
Shovels and longs
I'd, Cd, Sd, Tod. and cod Nails
Pepper, Calia, Hutmegs
Forniture DImoties
Bed Ticking
Hon acknowledging
Habit Handkerchiefs
Block Tin lea Pots
Iron Table and Tea Spoons
Bellows
An ahortment of IRON WARE i
Knives and Fork
Pen Knives and Jack Knives
PImento, Ginger, and Saltpstre
American and EngIIih Powder
Brandy, Gin, Rum,
Sherry, LIfbon, Port, and Malaga Wines,
Straws OF Tumblers
Loaf Sugar-No. :, ?. * 8 Checkolate
Hylon,
Yoang Hylon,
Hyien Ska IEAS.
Canopy and
Seuchong
Raiilns--Muaaru
2 by and A. by lG Ciais
A few crates of Liverpool Ware
Fig Tobacco
200 boxes Smoaked Herrings
so barrels Pickied do
10 hhds good retailing MolaGes
God Scale and Pollnck EIfh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06

Strong & Dana,
ORPsffe tie Lajaronee Office, FTP F,sst, Portland
OFFER for lale general afertment Of
". l. Gods q GrocerieS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-06

q Snbfyiption Pateys, 7gitb tbe
Condition., are lodged at he BoosPores in ibis tozOn,
and at fbf Printing Office in Sae0 March so.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-29
MAX. JOSEPH.
VIENNA. Nav y.

Mr., Adair, the British minister, has
just received courier from his court,
which recalls him home, Of which event
he ha. loti6=d the count de Stallion. II
is thought however .has he will continue
here until his sucesssor's arrival. This
minister belonged lord Grsaville's party.
and does NOT eoncealthi dissatisfaction at
the change which lately took place IN the
ministry: and indeed this even, Is not of a
nature 10 ec-acile the two nations: our
court being particularly dissatisfied with
The lords Haaasbury and Cssslersagh, to
whom we attribute the indiscreet publicasi-
on Of the diplomatic notes and conferences
which preceded the last war.
The Russian minister near our court,
has just received acourier from gen. Ben.
nipgsen, coming from The head quarters at
Bas,enstein. This general, acquaints him
that nothing remarkable had happened at
the army, and thatsthe badness of the roads
has prevented him from undertaking oasn-
sive operations.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-29
PHILADELPHIA, July IS.

Captain Council of the Hazard from La
Gui.a, Informs. that the juliet and Polly,
and Beisey, were both captured off the
harbor BY a Spanish priva,eer. on suspiei
on Of having 90 board goods of British ma
nutscsurc; bur in consequence Of the cap
sure being msde within the jurisdiction CT
the post or province of Caracas, they
were restored by order Of The com "a and
ant. Though an appeal by the eap,ors
from bis Judgement 80 The vice. admiralty
court Of Porte Cayallo had taken place
the event was uncertain. A mus. singu-
la: war with our Asg.k been carried on
off that port, by privateers Of their own
nation.
Captain c. also infcrms, that the block.
ade OF the por. was discontinued, in con-
sequence OF a spirited order from commo.
dore Murphey. conan apdipg his majes!y's
gun bos,s, fofbidding their CT ulcers to mo.
lest nsutrals wi,hia sight Of his aag. The
privateers have all abandoned the coast,
aud several Americans had arrived previ-
Gus to captain C's departure, without meet.
ing any interruption
Markets a, Lsguira were gluaed with
every kind of merchandise. Flour at ten
dollars. BY an estimate made a, the time
of my sailing, there were 10 the porrunso'd
seven hundred Thousand dollars worth Of
American properly, and produce getting
scarce.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-29
BALTIMORE, 'July &c.

Arrived brig Ann and Mary, Mallory,
forty. tw days from Lisbon. Lettship O.
.rozimbo, Brewster, Philadelphia, Eliza,
Katy. do. Boston; Eliza, Treadwell, do;
brig Exchange. Orne, Salem Commerce,
Robbins, Plymouth Eliza, HALEY. do
Mary, Russell. Alexandria ;sAsia, Pierce,
Providence Rover. Waite, do; Jersey,
Graham, Philadelphia Friendship, Mela.
rum, New York Globe, Flanders, Sails.
bury Delight, Pierce, NewYork James,
Skinper, philadelphia Crawford, Russell,
New York Venus, Funeson, Saler,. At
ST. Ubes, brig Rome, Corran OF N. York
John Adams. Goukin. Al quarantine,
brig Greyhound, forty days from Phila.
delpbia; schooner Abigail. Smith, of Glou.
scester, for Baltimore, A Portuguese ship,
forty three days FROM Baltimore barque
George Williams, Hopkins, from Alexan.
dria; ship Susanna, Philips, of Salem. for
the island of Gambia. The brig Joseph for
Baltimore sailed ten days before.
AIse, arrived, brig Actress, Moran. 10
days from Havana. Left schoonsrI Mer.
chant. for Baltimore, to sail 10th instant !;
schooner Carleton, for Baltimore, same
day /; Good Intent of Baltimore for New
York, same day Polly for Philadelphia,
ia 4 dsys sailed in CO. with brig Smilax
ferP hiladelphia-off Havana was boarded
by British Tender, treated Politely
Game into the capes yesterday at II o'clock
The Bellona was the only British ship H.
side the Capes.
Also, ship Nancy. Williams, fourteen
days from Antigua. Two northern vessels
have lately been carried into ST. Kits,
the masters came ,oAnsigua to attend trial.
one Of them, captain Ssenson's vessel and
greatest part Of her cargo was liberated.
the other had his vessel liberated and great.
est part Of the cargo condsm9sd.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-29
BY THIS DAYS MAJ s.
NEW YORK, uly rs.
EARR..IYIEn.

49,
Ship Walker, Clarke. from London, 81
~ daysfrom Halifax. Left at Halifax the
British packet from New York, for Fal.
mouth; brig Three Friends. Fitch. from
Bordeaux for Baltimore, cargo condemned
--schosner Messengers, White from Balti-
more, for the Mediterranean, vessel and
cargo condemned, both srnt 10 by the.
NIelampus; brig Eu,aw, Grant from -Ba..
tavia for Baltimore, vessel and cargo con.
ldemDed brig Enterprise, Woodbury.
from Bordeaux, for Salem, sent 10 by thc
Sylvia, aud libelied schooner Warren,
Washbu.n, Of Neebedford. from Alicant,
sent in by the schooner Sylvia, and releas..
ed. after paying costs ;--ship Oriest Of
.Marblehead, for ST. Ardero. libel!el
brig Orient, Jenoey. from New York TOR
Rotterdam. SEP, in by the Columbine. and
released after paying costs. and sailed the
18Th Of July; schooner Margare. Bailey.
Ferguson, from Havana for Philadelphia,
detained by the Melampus, andlibelled;
brig Fair American, Brown from Guada.
sloupe, for Baltimore, sent 10 by the Me-
campus and hbelled. An embargo was laid
on all vessels at Halifax. for two days,
on the arriyal Of the packet from New
York.
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PUBLIC araLE.

IN PURSUANCE CT the last will and tes-
ltament of Lewis Weston deceased, WILDE
sold, on the premises, on the Goth day Of Au-
gust next, Il su,o story frame aqysllzag Aoasc,
fronting on Water street, betwesh Prince and
Duke streets Also, two Story 57sck dzveA-
ing house adjoining tire above. a crelit Of
four, eight, and 4 mouths VIII be given for
the purchase money, and mortgage required
on the premises for securing the punctual
payment thereof---F Further particulars will be
made known onthe day of sale. i
William Weston,
-y4Hninistyator de BORIS non.es
July 30. lasts
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WEDNESDAY, jury 2g.
NIBL7Ll MOI iCE.,

n WILL, attend Wits the assessors books,
u from 9 O'Clock until 2in TIE afternoon at
the corner Of Prince and Fairf:sx streets, occu-
pied BY Mr.. Joshua Riddle, every day until
the court of appeals Those persons DESTROYS
TO see then assessment viii please atteEd.
Abel janney. CoIllrtoy.
July 20. dat