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Slerannr:a Eatlp 6asette.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ~.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT wAsHIsc-
ToN.
Tuesday, November %.

The house resolved itself into committee
Of the whole, on the bill authorising the
President to employ twelve additional reve-
nue. cutters. The committee reported the
bill without amendment. Mr.. Pitk;;n NOV
ed to postpone its farther consideration till
Monday next, but afterwards, on the sug-
gestion of Mr.. d. r.. Williams, varied it to
a motion to re-commit the bill 70 the COM
mittec Of commerce and manufacturers.
After q discussion Of about an hour, this
motion prevailed--6t 10 46.
Mr.. G. W. Campbell, from the committee
on foreign relations, presented areport on
that subject. The reports Of great length,
containing a history of belligerent ,aggres-
sion on our rights. Hewas obliged to read
it himself, and it appeared to be task of
no little difficulty. It shall appear to-
morrow Itconcluded with three resolu-
tons as follow:
Resohed, That the United States cannot,
without sacrifice Of her rights, honor and
Independence, submit to the late DEGREES of
Great Britain and France.
Resolved, That it is expedient to prohibit
by law the admission into the ports and har-
bors of the United States, all public or pri-
vate vessels, armed or unarmed, belonging
to, Great Britain or France, or to any other
beiligerent who have executed or enforced
any decree or order violating the neutral
commerce Of the United States and also
the importation Ct any goods, wares or
merchandise, the growth, produce or ma
nufacture of either Of the said countries,
or their dominions, or imported there
from.
RESOLVED, That measures ought to be i'm
mcdiately taken for putting the country Iii
more complete state of defence.
This report was committed to acommit-
tee of the whole house, made the order for
Thursday next, and 5000 copies ordered to
be printed.
Nh. Vnn allen offered resolution In
structing the committee Of commerce aud
manufactures to enquire into the expedien-
cy of altering the compensation at present
allowed the officers of the customs. CARR
ed.
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REMOVAL.
Jofeph I'll, Vaudeville,

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Jolepn II. Mandeyfllc,
Has rsnoUca rs ssoTe 80 tHe BRICK rouse f6s,-
1yoceAhied by Lewis De6lois, esq. corner
Kiny and Union .ssrcets-Where he hes Ss
ha,d and o6ers for Sole
1000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
Liverpool -oDarse and fine do.
Brown SUGAR in hhds. and bllai
Loaf and Lump do
MOLASSESin hhds.
Green COFFEE in bags and Bills.
Imperial,
Hyson. TEAS
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GEORGE ". e. GUSTS, Esq.
az a rl;pcton House, District OF Columbia.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

The secretary al war has issued a
public notice, tothe officers Of the adj
ditional regular troops that the fellow
ing IS the uniform by which they are
to be distinguished.
The Light ArGHery to be similar to
that Of the old regiment Of artillery
now in service, with the following ex-
oeptlon5 The coats to be nine inches
shorter in the skirts, and leather caps
instead Of hats, with blue feathers tip
with red.
The Light Dragoona--a deep blue
cOatee, or Jacket with blue facings,Cutfs
and collar, trimmed with white, white
waistcoats and leather caps OF helmets,
with blue feathers, Up with white.
The Lnfanfry uniform will not differ
from that Of the old regiments, now in
service, excepting the figure on the
buttons, which will designate the num-
ber Of the regiment.
The Rife Regiment in addition to the
summer dress, (Which will be rifle
frbck and linen pan,aloons) viii BE- a
coatee and pantaloons Of bright green
cloth. The coat with skirts Of eleven
inches from the hip button ] the lac-
ings cuffs and collar to be black trim
med with yellow the seams Of the
pantaloons edged with yellow white
waistcoats and light leather caps, v it'll
green feathers; TIP with black.
The feathers Of privates not to ex-
coed ten inches in lengthy J. Ca
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

men who 70 well knew his character,
that not folitary individual Of them
would have given him a credit of
their own property to the amount Of
one hundred dollars and the ifue
Of his treaiurerfhip zbundantly iuiti-
fes their opinion Of his integrity.
But that men under the folemnities
of an oath, with thefe imprsfions,
fhould for party purpofes, elect fuch
a man as Mr.. Skinner, to an office of
70 much truit and Importance, as
Treafurer of this Commonwealth, is
an unhappy iniance Of the lengths
to which party fpirit viii carry man
kind, and Of the depr2vity Of human
nature.
To reward the faithful fervices Of
70 ufeful laborer in the vineyard of
democracy as Mr.. Skinner, our Lee
giAature railed his falary from 1900
TO 1000 dollars a year.- Ibis falary,
with the feyenty two thoufand col
lars he has taken Of ae peoples mon
ey, upon democratic principles Of
Z" feeling power and forgetting right"
gives him a compensation f one
hundred and four dollars per day.
A very ample compensation truly for
the fervices of a Saddier.-Ihe Cen
eral is, however, workman, for he
has faded the people Of this Com
monwcalth 10 the tune Of .frventy
two thouland dollars, burden we
fhall feel for years, We have how
ever eicaped better than We had a
right to expect The Skinner took
not more than one third of the Skin,
when having his implements in his
hands, he might have taken the
whole. HAMPSHIRE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

traid, they were willing to fight the
French, the Britiih and all Algiers,
rather than be imPoied on bur as
loon as your party came in, they be-
gan to Be afraid the French would
call them 10 account, 70 what does
Mr.. Jefferton and Maoifon and the
party, but fit up the French ihip
which Adams had taken called the
Berceau, and paint her, and rig her
up, to the tune Of thirty-two thou
fand dollars, and beg Taileyrsnd and
the French 10 accept Of her again,
and overlook her being taken! And
70, you have mean your party have,
gone along ever hnce- Whatever
was aiked you have given-the
French want money, faid Mr.. Mad
lion, and they mutt have il; John
Randolph heard him fay the very
words, and 70 ~ millions were fent
to buy LouiLana which we no more
wanted than my Wagon wants three
axletrees, And now Bonaparte Jays
We mutt 60 to war with England
and if Madilon or Clinton or any OF
your leaders gets to be PreGdent, to
war We ikall 60 and though the Brit
ilh will never lend folder to the
United States, Bonaparte will, if be
can get them over, fend troops to
protect US, and we fhall pay them,
and bye and bye they will take the
country from us. / have no more
room am your friend,
RICHARD SAUNDERS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

viii probably win : Who viii make
the bett figure before the public? |
admit thar | mutt be Infamous, but
| ihall appear tolerably well by the
fde Of my fureties. ! adviic you to
be quiet upon this location. What
if you are ruined That is no more
than | was long ago-But if you are
wife, and make bur little noile about
this matter, there may yet be great
difference between us-You may
politely Preferye Tome part Of your
character and | fhall have nothing
but few thou(and dollars Of your
cath.
Suretie5. This is a very hard cafe
indeed. ~
Skinner. That is true, but you
fee you can very eafly make it hard
er. One word more of advice 10
you, gentlemen, and have done
return TO our republican friends in
Berkihire-make as light of this af-
fair as poaible-tell fome good ttory,,
no matter what, to allay the fernent
for while-prepare yourfelves for
the elections next fpring, and I'll
pledge my Honor that you may GET a
Legislature that will remit great part
Of your bonds--in thar cafe | fhall
be Treafurer a8ain-we1I have the
fame committees we have had for
two years paR, to fettle my accounts
and every thing will be well.
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C.2on Rq.js-Q4-jcsI, Tzly 10.
CI EARFn

fTtH Ta7s i0t5 40 jay ls,--l8OS
Schrs. Retrieve, Newbold tor ST. Vinceats !
lnduitry, Collin, s.. John's y. T.; Chance,
White, Halifax Lucia, abbot, ID
Briggs, DiIligent, Welll, AIIoa Dw' Y
Penny, Belfa1; Mary, Narfhlll, Lei
Ocean, Bruce, Pcterbead Polly, Laudale,
Leith Harmony, Payne, Newfoundland
Mary, Clark, Ayrei Pil,efae InEs, Lciih
Pilgrim, Williams, do; Emerfon, Hayward,
Newcahle; Btfy, Balm, Dublin Evergreen.
Booth, Aberdeen; Beona, Ros, Dundee
hArmCny, MKer=;e, Berwick.
Snow KnGell, Parkin. Liverpool
Ships, Bee, SSonehoule, do Hope, Reyn-
olds, Liverpool Quebeck Baylo} Iondon
Flora, Hay, Portimourh--RoGvfr x Aun,
Srrih, do--RObert, rarr. %.
sloops, Y. Rofcibs, Campbell. ST. Vincent
Polly, Darrad, Barbados.
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[Wzole No. SIS.

their forefght and Judgments tefteu
by the refult. IF the commerce OF
Canada fourilhes becauic the Yer
monter8 eyade the embargo, itproves
Mr.. Jcferlon's weakness, in making
laws, which he cannon carry into
effect, even among his friends. He
fhoaId have been competent to act
from knowledge of human nature,
or if that is 100 general a term, from
a knowledge Of democratic infubor-
dination. If the increafe Of the
commerce Of Canada has not refulted
from a violation of the non inter-
courle law, il is a pohtive proof Of a
INTERPRETATION on his part, as to it,
effects.
We fubmit to the confederation Of
our readers the following articles, re-
latiye to the commerce Of the neigh
boring colonies of Great Britain, t@-
ken from Quebeck paper. Let il
be judged from thefe, how far the
embargo laws are likely to injure En-
gland. by diltrefing her dependent
cies, and this was anticipated, as
the firit effect of our Frenrictiye en-
ergies." In the mean time let il DC
remembered what Priyatiens We have
experienced, TO produce this tremen-
dous fufering.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
FROM TIE REPEFTORY.

The advocates of Mr.. JeFeIfon's
supplementary embargo laws, interdic-
ting the intercourse with Canada,
viii not pretend or admit that he or
his party were aetuated by with to
injure their good friends, the inhab-
itants Of Vermont but that reltric-
tons were impofed on their :rade as
well as on the Atlantick States to
irjure the Britiih The extent Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

We undcrltand that two Of Mr.
SINNERS furcties pahed through a
Garner of this town, on Friday lalt,
on then way to Bottom. Should
they be 70 fortunate as to find the
late treafurer, who is the OBJECT OF
their purfuit, il IS Prefumed that
fomething like the following MA
LocUE viii take place between them.
Suretitt. We have come, Sir, in
behalf of ourfslvcs and others, for
the Purpole Of afcertaining the a
mount of our lois, and learning to
what extent you can indemnify US.
Skinner. Why, gentlemen, as to
the hrlt branch Of your enquiry, tits
lmpollible to give you any iatisfado-
ry aniwcr, further than what is con
tanned in the report of The commit
tee, and as to the fecond, it is out of
my power to do any thing for you.
SSrtie5. BY referring US to the
report OF the committee, furely you
don't mean to intimate, that any
thing like the sEyeNTY-Two THOU
SAND DOLLARS arc unaccounted for !
Skinner Why, indeed, gentlemen,
10 BE- b9aef, | can't FAY that the fun
will be much Ie(s. You know verv
well, that feveral of my lpecGlations,
through the uDfaithfulnefs of agents,
SUctis5. Not much lefs than
$4,000 dollars I! Then we are all
ruined, and you richly deferve the
halter.
Skinner. Not 70 fat, gentlemen,
If you pleale. You NUT recollea.
that ! have it in my power, 20 call
hard names as well as you. 1t is
very true, if we quarrel, you can fay,
that while was treafurer of Will
Jams college, appropriated few
thouland dollars Of the money be-
longing 10 that inRitution TO my own
uie that fell little hort as treat
urer Of Wiiliamltown, and that
helped myfelf a little, at various
times ost Of money which the col
leCtors OF that town forwarded by
me to the Treafurer of the State.
All this | am aware you can fay
but on the other hand, you will be
pleaied to remember, that can prove
you knew it, when you gave me the
purfe frings Of the Commonwealth.
You know very well | wanted the Of
fee to make money out of it, and il
was clearly underltood, when you
placed me in il, that | as TO fpeca-
late in the bef manner could for
this purPole.
Now | ak you gentlemen, if a war
Of recrimination is 10 be waged, who
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
poRrsMeuTH, JVLY 70

POkIShoUIHs - II -
The heat was greater in this town
on Saturday and Sabbath day last, than
We recoIlect ever 70 have experienced.
At one o'clock, on Saturday the Their
nlometer stood at 90 at two o'clock
at 81. On Sabbath morning at sunrise
il stood at 90, and continued to rise
gradually until % minutes before one
when it stood At lol for fifteen min
utee, after which i gradually sunk an
I'll half past three o'clOcis> when smart
and refreshing shower fell Of 20 min
utes duration after which il stood
at 81.
The Thermometer hung BY the
side Of door fronting y. and next to
the street, possibly the reflection Of the
sun from the buildings on the opposite
side Of the street might have some
eject.
In the year 1898, when the fever
and dysentary swept away 50 many Of
oui citizens, the THERMOMETERS STOOD
at gs thirteen times, from the St Of
July TO the 3oth Of Sept.--since then
we DO not find il has exceeded 95. EEK
tract from {. Pieroe's meteorological
Observations
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
CUEBEcK, JULY Ia.

kbGpANN1 gSLH
The Ewresta belonging 10 che Spring Eleet
for this port arrived on Tuefday fhe failed
on The sth Of May from Falmouth, under the
convoy Of the Amelia fngate and parted t.
the eaawsrd Of the banks.
Il is worthy Of remark that before the arri-
val Of this vefel, the frtl Of the eguar heetr
upwards Of an hundred anu fifty vefss eHciu-
five Of river craft, had entered this port ince
the opening Of LIE Navigation and we un-
derltand the merchants are OF opinion that
they viii all as well as thefe whic may here
after arrive, be diiPatehed with tui cargoes.
The value oflnch az increaled trade Il ia.
calculabIe Were it 10 continue for few
years we might fatter Ourlelves thai il would
give aimulus to the indulry Of The Canad2s
which would enable Us, under the projection
Of the /" Miitreis cf the Seas" 20 support a
competition with our American neighbors for
large fiare Uf that trade which they have
hitherto almoR ercluiively enjoyed, and tn
which they owe their unexampled PROPERTY.
AT all events we may hope with Gome conf
dence, that Great Britain will be convinced.
~ the experience Of the prclent year, that
this country eau afford fEppy OF neceRary
articles, futiciert ~ induce her 70 Grant per-
manent advantages 10 the trade of her own
dominions for the pIrpofe Of avoiding here
after the temporary injuries arising from the
caprice q coward.ce Of toreiga nations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
SALEM. JuLr %.

What dreadful fyaem Of Tyranny and
Favorihjs7 is now In Operations in our country /
While the MATS Of the community have their
hands tied, and are made poor by the embargo,
/srv ~ Phliai favoy, are permitted 20 male far
r;ga voJogst, which the restrictions upon ad-
velture in general wall mon certainly render
profitable ~ 6eli.1t Hot i5j5 haA eicbf or fen
OsgsLfpr p0zD a5oaf railing on hJis pm, Az Ir1t
e 5pseiaI fermil Thus few rich win BE-
made Till richer, by the diifrefes Of the many.
This, Sy the way, gives the lie 40 the oaehG-
bic reaion for laying an erhbatgo 'hs danger
Of being captured; it is eNdeiYt TIE PreldenI
thinks there IL 20 danger.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
From the Hampfhire Gazette.

Felo7U- Ciiizen5-M Many concurring
circumstances have within tx months
paft, led the people Of this Common
wealth 10 reflect upon the Characters
and conduct Of the excluGve patri-
ots," the felf-itiled " friends of the
people" I'hefe reflections have al
ready produced very interefting and
important consequences. Much has
been learned of the views and wilhes
Of he leaders of democracy and
there is fill field open for invelti-
cation, which will mott amply repay
public attention and folicitude. a
knowledge Of characters is important
TO individuals, and i.~as much more
70 to the public, as the public inter
eas are greater than the interefs of
individuals. know of no better
rule than to judge party by its lead
ers.
The public character and conduit
Of the Hon. FHoMrsoN ]. SKINNER
will fully juttify and amply repay a
flight examination, This will ferve
10 exhibit to the people, in a fair
Poiut of view, one of their cxciufUe
/ria., among hundreds, equally un-
deicryiug their confidence. That
the Hon. Thompfon J. Skinner has
been a dittinguilhed Ieadcr, not only
il the County e Berklhire, but in
the Commonwealth, and has had 10
Gmail lhare Of influence in the Uni
ted States, the numerous and impor-
tan; offices he has held, will abund-
antIy rroye.
Mr.. Skinner was born III Colchef.
ter, in Connecticut, and was there
brought up to the buinefs Of making
laddIrs. About the commencement
Of the revolutionary war, he removed
to Wilhamtown, in the county Of
8erkfhire, then a newly inhabited
and tliinly fettled part Of the county.
After lome years, he went repre-
tentative to the General Court, from
that town. His local ftuation at
length brought him into the Senate
His character and talents eminentIy
fitted him for a demagogue, or the
ring leader Of rabble. And in pro-
portion 10 the prevalence Of diGor-
ganizing principles, We 6nu Mr..
Skinner has gained importance and
influence judging by the Offices he
has pohehed and abuied. For fever
al years he was representative to
Congress, a judge of the Court of
Common Pleas, Sheriff, Major Cen
eral Of Militia, CommifIioner of
Loans, Treafurer and dsfaHher Of
Williams ColIege--Marfhal of the
dihria of Mafachufetts, and laftly,
he was in June 1906, (when democ-
racy and milrulc fIf reared its grif-
ly head in this Commonwealth cho-
fen Treafurer and Receiver General
70 thR laf Office he was elevated by
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
HALIFAX, JUNE 10.

HALIFAX JUNE. ~.
Weg Eadis T,a4s The merchant yeIels
which failed from this port on Friday lah,
under convoy Of II. m brig Enulous, Capt.
SmPart, and thole cleared during the prefent
week, were
2 fhips, 6 briggs, IA Echooners; amounting
70 2 50 tons, and navigated BY Iss men,
Their cargOcs con6lted of ,4g8 quintals Of
Dry Fifth 5000 b5ls Of picked do. 1888
boxes and kegs of lnoked do. 1870 gallons of
Oil; "a boxes Ed Of Spruce 65 hhds, 81 ca
fes ClaretS 6 pipes Brandy 5000 Shingles !
1925 Hoops So frkins ButreF; 81 Shook
Hoglheads 1851 bbIs. Flour rs bags Bread I;
80 bbIs Pork, 49 do Beef: 27 tierces Rice
8 hhds. Tobacco; 274 bbls Pitch, Tar, Tur-
pentine | NJ. Oak Plank.
IvSE IA. The tranlport hip Navigator.
arrived here yeaerday afternoon, ID 45 days
from Cork, with a company Of Artillery.
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@iscei!aHrous Selections.
rRoM rHe ALnAn7 cR1s1s.

The following Letters were picked up in
The R-eet.-Ihey appear 10 have been wfit'
,er by MIR. RIcBAKp SAuND Frs, 10 friend
"a a ueighboring lta;e, and are well worth the
sefufal Of every perion who whites 70 fec the
ru;h tod in PLAIN 6aHf ze",.
Ws A.alI continue The publication IF them
ss We SID room.
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70 the Edsral RebaB,;,,.
i VIZ g271fn
Virginia.

TO these Of Cur lellow-c;,;;,
MA who approve q or first prss, n W.
immoral WASHINGTON and sss'a DE- ID
penetrated with respect for those saa y Who a
ons on she safe olFates IN this 1g e.a
which his pal:tical sasaoity, in,r Cont
long experience in the alosr ar,,, r,vvsa !
tons, and prompted BY the pure s' s. Stu
ism, enabled MIN to make &c, II. t'a1os
calico FEGERALISTS, we tS h. ? le 'p
republicans in Richmond and Ms a Naaa
submit this address. The vio.sr y''' y
MAJORliY, which, in the rn a q
power, has never hes;tated to s saoM
pretended republican principles. having
prived US Of al influence in ths snn.o.,. g
election Of presided, y substiiutt., s
raj ticket il placed ttilS el-ctio.. q s s,
reduces us to the necessity of .,pon;a. a
one, or the other, OF shsir IVA CAM
In the present crisis Of iii. countrs ,S
no room for private considerations, -.
erit friendship must yield to pubic sn t'
and even the opinion of eninent tsrn to-
only persuade us that, under an inon.
bliss, they may be more extensively e
cil:evcus.
w elisapprove of many important acr, i
the Tresen administrator 10 which n az,
opinion, may Be ascribed the evils We no.
endure ard the stii. greater evils we have 10
apprehend I; & as We canno. doubt hat.
have been recommended by Mr. MADlm
We mus Believe that they viii coming
receive his sanction, and support. Onp,
other hand we know that Mr.. Monroe hi
the sagaeiry co Eoresee, and in his late pu5h
function, el.aeavored, rs far as was in Ii,
power, to prevent Our present distress;
and We have reason to conclude rom ths s,
address Of his COMMITTEE, hat his c9atp
Of proceeding, III! be more Agreeable 10 gu,
sentiments, and to The true interests Of til.
couetry.
We presume not, however, to di:a. to
our fell " citizei.s-our only hope is, tia,
an expression O. our opinion, may induce u
their minds that serious reflection, whil
the times require, and disposition, at al
events, to act with energy auc! concert
Still l+4ss doswe entertain the idea oflnterirl
ivg with the plans or objects of the 9TH
states, in which federalism may be MOI
ccnhds MT or less f.ttered than here. v
leave them % vote according to circun
TIN :es s, inc na.ior h-pp ftley can al
c mpl.sh, W ia, j, wo.ll o. blym Va to al
.eran.. w, know that at TINS late periO
the whole weight Ct the federal vote in vi
sinia cannot be brought into action but~
had seen, Until lately, no proof that NJ
Elonroe would adopt different course
proceeding in respect to oar iorelgn rs ;i
tons, and choice between individuals Oil
posed to pursue the same system OF ne'
sures, WIS y us unimportant. ;,
2. Resol,cd, That Mr.. DAME! Tall. hF
VIM. Marshall, Or. Tohn ADAMS, messf'
James Penn, Robert Gamble, )nn' i !, NJ
Wilson, Walter NIcCiurg, ana onAl'
Johnston, be appointed committee to e. y
respond with the federallsts throughout Il
State, and to1adopt ail proper measures .
promote the success OF the election OF
said lanes Monroe.
JAMES M'cLURG, cAdpn'
Attest,
JOHN ADAMS, Seert''