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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

=. new Spanish Kings Proclamation, on
lis ascension to the throne, that his subjects
4 / not relish the approach Of their e dear
aLfes." :" Be tranquil" says FERDINAND,
IN his Proclamation of the 18th March
g KnOsg that the army b nly deg ally, the En-
beroy 81 the Frenck, trarerses my Kingdom zoifh
IDEAS Of fin6skib and Peace And again, he
added, " sbaniards ailay you JeRs." These
expressions demonstrated, that the public
mind was far from being satisfied on the
score of the approach of the French ; ana
the shrewd Spaniards, we thInk were not
fully pacifed with even the palayer Of their
Sovereign in favor of the views Of his " dear
allY."-They must have seen that i was
forced and must have held the idea ot the
threatened descent as ridiculous Would
am well informed SpaniarG believe, that
Englan.l, situated as she was could spare
any force for q descent on Spain, which the
troops of that populous kingdom could not
resist and defeat! Impossible. There may,
therefore have been some expressions OF
discomfort shewn and some OF the French
troops may have been stisttoe1; But we
doubt not, Bonapartc had made his arrange
ments sufficiently sure to prevent any gen
eral rising or any events but s1ch As were
calculated 10 accelerate and ensure the ex-
ecutiOn of his ambitious designs on Spain
We have not doubt, that at this moment,
Ferdinand is as much the acknowledged
vassal Of Napoleon, as the Prince Of Bene-
vento (the supple Talleyrand) himself.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

III Montgomery comfy, Vr the son Col
Crockett, killed by negro, who soon after
cut his own throat.
In Washington, Mr.. Henry Kreerer, late
clerk in the Treasury department.
In Southington, Con. DIR. Theodore
Wadsworth, aged 81.
In New Ipswich, Mr.. Jeremiah w Smith,
aged 95, late of Portland.
In RowIey, 1t. James Todd, aged 70.
In this town, a Child Of CaptHenry Small,
aged 1 year.
Drowned In this town, Salmon, son Of
the late Mr.. Oliver Chase, aged 8 years g
in passing through shop, in which there
was deep spring, he unfortunately fell in
and was drowned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
Public Auction.

Cumberland, ss.--Takes BY Execu-
ti0Hi and 4giA be exbsjed far Lals at
Pubic Ati6ion, on I'UESDAT the
twenty5f*t5 day Of .fay next, at II
o'cock, Il. III.
THE right and equity Of redemption ia and
of the following defcribed mortgaged
Real Eitstes, ftuated in Portland, in iad coua-
ty, viz. a certain fmslI piece Of Flats In Pert
land, aforelaid, with the brelt work aud flores
thereon Handing, bounded IS fellows: be-
ginning at fake Randing in line with the
louthwea Ede Of Gore lately occupied by Jacob
NSyes and others, forty Ok feet fouthealerly
from Joieph H. lngrahans Fore, lately occu-
pied by Haley & Emery thence foutheanerlY
fifty feet to alake Ganding IN a line with the
fouthwelt ide of the frfl mentioned lore !
and from the two aForefaid ltakes, to extend
on right, angle northeaGerly twenty three
feet, together with the privilege Of a paiiage-
way Of ten fset in width, on each hde Of [aid
Flats and flores.- Sale on the premifes.
EZRA GIBBS, Dep. SBgiR
Saae rs, 1903. l27)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
For Jaundice q Bilious C0mpkamty,
WHEATONs
Genuine Jaundice Bitters,

(PRIcE 90 cEETs,)
Secured to bin y letter. Pateat rsss tie Pre4sat
Of fbe United Slater
a MEDICINE extremely ufeful for curing
jaundicy and bilious diiordsrs. and re-
moving that linking, faint and diarened feel
ing at the ftomach, difficulty of breathing, lols
Of appetite, and Aeepy, duh heavinefs in the
fore part of the day, weakness and trembling
of the limbs, dizzinefs of the head, and Yellow
nefs Of countenance, complaints 70 common to
jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected in
New-England by the above medicine, las may
be feen by the bils) prevent the neqefity OF
further recOmmendation.-LtsrUje,
Wheaton'S Itch Ointment.
A Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing either
dangerous or dilagreeable.
One box cures perfon, and there need BE
no walhing after the uie of it, as the skin is
generally left clean and lmooth,
The above MEBIcINEs are kept contantly
for fale by
Erving & Poor,
az their Store near the head Of kih-ffreet
(e p IT'D Naye5 z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
Aarrte0.
In Philadelphia, Mr. Moydseai Leans, m
"a Miss FE9abeth Smith

In PhiladelphIa, MI. Moratcai LeSvts, mer.
to Miss Elizabeth Smith
g It's not az eve Or hp, Je beauty call
Bur the JOINT force he. falfresalt Of all %
Near Niagara Falls, Capt SosePE Cross, Of
the u. S. artillery, to Miss dina III. Lozpe
in Halifax, Rev. Charles poyter, Presi.
dent Of Kings College, Winsor, to Miss
Eleanor Wallace, at n.
In Scarborough, Mr.. Isaac Lord, Of Bux.
ton, to Miss Ann Holmes.
In Northyarmouth, capt. Jacob Blanch.
ard, to Miss Abigail Pratt.
In this town, capt. William Hume, tc
Miss Augusta Jackman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

Attic late session Of the Superior
Court at Csstine, present Judges SEW
ALL, THATCHER and PARKER-OHver
Parker, one Of the Judges Of tie Court
OF Common Pleas, for the County OF
Hancock was convicted, with number
Of others, of passing counterfeit money,
and sentenced to fine and imprisonment
n the common jail Of thu, county
This worthy Judge had distinguished
himself, in other respects, as a very &C
1t9e AID jealous democrat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
oCCCfceJrJ1J1A .

The Re6a7ory Of Friday Ezst, contains the ,ast
REMARKS III a1S1er to TIE follozving 9uere IN
the Chronicle, zig" Tyhdt has been he sys-
tenn of measures, btrsaed BY the National
AdnrirrsBa.ion \ since Mr.. .7eferson CAME
into office f5r q9hich they are to Be hurled
from b0zOer 2"
Let the writer ask the MERCHANT,
whose enterprise, and industry have re-
ceived death blow-whose ships cost per-
haps twenty or thirty thousand dollars, and
now will fetch no price, but for fuel and old
iron-Let him ask the FARMER, who must
give an equal if not an enhanced price for
every thing he purchases at market, while
his o'.,'- reduce is reduced To one half, and
but little wanted-Let him ask the hardy
SAILOR, who is now dismissed from all en-
pigment, sauntering about in idleness, or
obliged TO seek such terms of subsistence
as he can obtain of the British or 20 back
into the country, rs hundreds have done, Of
fering to work through the summer for food
and clothing-Let him ask the MEcHAN-
IcKs, who in every part Of the country
found ready employment and liberal recom-
pense-No shIpbuiiding now in cities,
the houses begun are slowly finishing, while
those already occupied are daily abandon
ed By embarrassed tenants. Many block
OF lately valuable buildings is now graced
with g To Let" on every door. These
answer Brutus's question Ask that man
who IS obliged to get privilege from gov
eminent, granted or refused At discretion,
before he can obtain bread for his family,
(for such is literally the case in some parts
OF the Union. Ask the numerous day la
bourers in our large towns, who instead Of
providing now, while in health and vigour,
for accident or age, are, By measures of
government, left to gaze at one another III
the street, or keep their athletick limbs
from stitching by games at Fives-In fine,
let Brntus ask any class Of people, or any in
dividual high or low, rich or poor, in town
or country, sehJ We should hurlthe present as-
ntHistration from Office, EVERY MANS
OWN SITUATION AND SUFFERINGS
WILL GIVE A MOST MELANCHOLY
BUT SATISFACTORY ANSWER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
RLlippinG 3Inte!IiGenee.

A brig has been seized in Penobscot riv-
er by revenue cutter, for breach Of the
revenue laws.
We learn, that two French privsteers
have been seen cruising in our bay, by sew
eral coasters arrived at Boston.
Brig Ocean, Wadlin, Of Kennebunk, is
captured by French priyateer and sent IN
TO Trinidad de Cuba. She was from ia
maica to Boston, with 500 Puncheohs Rum
Prices Current
At Liverpool, April %, best Flour was
selling at about 10 dollars per. barrel Rice
at about dollars per cut. Money plenty
Other American produce high, and rising
--Pot-AShes about 400 dollars per ton
Tar dis per barreL-Timber, deals, &c
high and scarce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

FOREIGN .fFF.AIRS.

There are but few arrivals from Europe
the last furnish no intelligence of great i'm
portance. The war is continued between
Russia and Sweden, but no action Of a deci-
sive nature has taken place betwixt the con-
t0aS lg parties. The Swedes have invaded
NJ way. and penetrated fifty miles into the
country. Several expeditions of considera-
bic force are fitting out in England-'lestina-
ton not made public.
The Algerines threaten the U. S. with
hostIlities, in case payment is not made for
three Algerines who were drowned on the
recovery Of al American vessel which had
been captured by one of the Dey's cruisers
1t viii be recollected that three American
vessels were taken last winter, through the
neglect of our government in performing the
stipulations of the taeaty between the Uni
ted States and Algeirs.
The last accounts from France, Inform
that Gen. Armstrong was still at Paris, tho
not very civily treated by republican Roma
parte.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

7sks7 b Ess1ltion ard z0iH Be jsl5 ~ PaEEe Aae-
fio7, ca THERSDA1- next, SY4se sob 81 Re
fors iafsy asTnPisd By Nathan w. ChaGe, i.
StaHdiG,
a VARIETY Of ENGLLSH u W. IN.
"A Din GOODS, and HoufeLold Furui-
ture,--Alfc, quantity Of Boards and Clap
booards-Shingles and Stayes--~oue Horie,
Chaile, Sleigh and Harness.
Thomas Burnham, ID. Martial.
Staadit6, 7zzs 81, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
Sherif,s Sale.

Taken ky execution, ard TO be J5lE az
Pebble AVt7i0a, 70 t5e Eigtsf Edssy, 90 NON
On, f5e fourth day Of Augult next, az 2
o'tloft, =. III. at tie dz0sLi=g bsale Of Thomas
Means, EankO!dsy, il FrteeOTt,
A IL the right which Thomas Millet, of faid
FresPort' has 70 thsrcdempfon On mort
gage OF the following Premiles, viz. certain
pareei or lot OF land htusted in fsid Freeport.
oeing part q lot numbered twenty tx, on
range =. III iaid town, containing ieventeen
acres more or lcfs, and being the fame Iot IF
land which the faid MilIet has mortgaged to
Jacob johnfon, as may more fully appear ~
the iaId mortgage deed from fad Miller 70.
faie Johnfon. JOSIAH REED. D. STA,
<'sfp'rt, Jzas "a, sos. (z7J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

The Usage has been detained al l.
Orient, not by the French government,
but by our minister, Gen. Armstrong.
She would proceed thence to England
about the 18th Of April. This intelli-
gence has been conveyed IN letters from
Paris, dated the Cd of April, at which
time lieut.. Lewis was to have left that
city for L'Orient. The Usage viii re-
turn direct to the United States from
England the Permission 10 go 10 Eng
land, nor Including Permission 70 re-
far from t5encc 10 France (!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

BIRTH1-in Paris, Goth April, the
Queen Of Holland Che daughter Of the En-
press Josephine, and the great favorite of the
Emperor Nab9leon) was delivered Of a
Prince. AS this infant will probably be
declared the successor to the French Inipe-
rial Diadem, the ArchchanselIer of the
Empire fraRerdnd1 was present at the
accoacheDters as witness, agreeable to an
article of the Constitution.-The naming of
the infant was deferred until the arrival Of
the Emperor from the frontiers Of Spain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
Dy II TX y alden, or diforney.
A true copY-Attea,
SAMUEL FREEMAN, CHI.

Cumberland, ss.--Ata Can't Of CAM
nan Pleas far tie ce4nfy If Can1Ber-
land, bsgun aua kslden AZ Portland,
IN aid county, On the third IueJa4y
Of June, Il. ID. 1903,
ON the Petition of John Duglars. entered
at lslt June term. and continued from term 70
term 70 this term, whereof tAe foregoing i
eopy--ORnERsD, that the pet;fioner caufe ,hs
ie7eral Perions intereted in the eAate therein
mentioned, and living within the llste. 81 he
Attorneys of fuch as are abient and have AZ
tornies refding within the rate 70 he duly
notified Of iaid petitien, by fervine them her.
ionally with copy thereof or leaving copv
AZ their dwelling hoale, Or lat place Of abode.
or by inferting the fuh(ance ofthc fame thres
weeks fucce1ively in one or more ar the nub-
lie Newipapers, that they may have oppertu.
nifty 60 make their exception % this Conrr on
The third Tuefday If November nsrt, 10 their
granting the fame.
Atteit. SAINT FREEMAN, GID
Fs7e en-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

Earthghake.-On Sunday morning
last, between the hours Of ? and o.
clock, shock Of an Earthquake was
experienced in this town, it was atten-
ded with loud report and so much
shaking as 20 wake those who were in
a very sound sleep.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
LAST NOTICE.

A Ill perfons indebted to the late firm Of
\ LITTLE & BARKER,
are requelfed TO fettle the fame with the fub-
fcriber without further notice, or their &C
counts viii be ieft with an attorney for col.
isee.0a.- 0sz-a4RLES 21fhzEr.
F0irrsEtb, Tsns 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

Attorneys Office.

JOSEPH ADAMS, has ellablifhed him
j felf as an Attorney, near the Baptilt meet
inghoufe in BsxfOa, in the county Of 7-orE. All
profefhonal buGnels, entrulted to his care,
fhall receive the mott faithful and Punaual at
tention. BExtoE, s7urs 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

Ertract efaictter from Bristol, Eng. TO
an american gentleman at Liver1looL,
dated .IhriI IA.
" There is now here an American
schooner Of 100 tons, called the Eliza
and Katy, without any papers but Q
register, she having escaped from the
effects Of the Embargo. The concern
cd, suppose would have no objection
to charter her for Oporto, Lisbon, or a
ny other place but | think their ex-
pectation would be nothing short Of
1900. Those who have any thing to
do with vessels for freight or charter,
have become absolutely insoient in their
demands $1,000. have been paid for a
ship of $50 tons, sharp built, from this
place for St. Petersburg and back >
2oOOL for a ship Is9 tons, for voyage
TO Lisbon. Some persons ask 81. per
ton, register, for ships TO America
There are only 10 Americans ID port
3 ready for sea, 2 for charter TO Amer
lea, and the others are engaged, with
the exception Of the sch. referred to-"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

A BsENTED himfef from the fubrcriber,
a Jozatbca SoHtber, an INDEBTED appren-
tice to the Ba ing bu6nefs, aged ls,-All per-
fons are forbid harboring or trufing him on
my account, as fhall pay no debts Of bis
contracting. EDWD. B. SOUIHER
9Eae q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
Dte0,

In MiddIetown, Virginia, Mr. John Lam.
son, aged ga; lie had Il sons 9 Of them be
longcd to one company IN the revolutionary
war
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

We learn that the Massachusetts, pro-
portion Of the officers Of the additional
Standing ARMY now raising is one Col
onel, one 1t Colonel, eight, Captains,
and sixteen SubaIterns.-i5td.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
N. p, POOR.

No. 1, UaioH-Rovy, Nfidai.1eye.t,
OFFERS for fale, wholsfale or retail, Ct
- e9a and sbargei, hts flock Of
.EngHJb, French q India Goods-viz.
Common and fuper6ne Broad Cloths; CafIi-
meres VeIvets; Callicoes; Cambria Dimoty |;
com. do. black, fate, orange, pink, fammon
and white Cotton Crmbrics India Cottons ;
Furnitures; Checks; ShawIs; handkerchief,
&c. &c.-A variety Of fancy articles; Black
Grape, &c. May 20. I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

BETWEEN Portland and GorhaIn, on Sat-
urday afternoon, a fnall parcel of NOTES
and written agreements, IN Newspaper COW
Whoever has found and will fend them
70 the Gazete-Qt fhalI be generoufly re-
warded June 27.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
Fran az Washington FederaFst.

Gen. Turreau has recently had con-
ferrences with Mr.. Madison, some of
which continued three hours. This
would look as if something of unusual
interest engaged the attention Of the
TWO governments.
Voluminous dispatches have been,
at different times, received from both
France and England since the ADJOURN
ment of Congress but no part of their
contents has been suffered to transpire.
Extract o a letter from respectable INGREDIENT
Of Charleston, S. Carolina, to his friend IL
this place, dated May %.
We. have had several French pri-
vateers putin here--procure six months
provisions, and off again. There is one
here now of about 100 men. 1t is a
very convenient thing for them, while
John Bull is obliged to keep his, dis
lance"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

every quarter, that those to whom we were
trying to 10 the most harm" are absolutely
fattening on our poverty aud growing rich
or the ruins of our industrious Farmers,
Mechanics and Mercharts."--CriSiS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

On Wednesday last, Mr.. Joseph Adams
was admitted an Attorney.of the Court Of
Common Pleas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

The Court Of Common Pleas, for June
term, commenced in this town on Tuesday
last and continued in session till Saturday,
when they adjourned to meet this day at
10 O'Clock. Most Of the business acted was
of the dead kind, such as pay what thou
owest." Hard sayings in embargo times.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

10 The Han. TIE 7gRices sc TIE Coart oy
Cannon Peas, boklen at Portland.
4Uitbin and tor TIE county 81 Gambler
4. land, en- TIE third 7uslaay Ct 9uae,
a. u 1903.
HUMBLY fhews, John Dusiafs, IF Dur
:. = ham, In faid county Of Cumberland, yeo-
man, that he is intereaed and ieised ii h;s
demeine, az Of fee, as tenants i'll common witb
the heirs of Jonah Moves, late Of Falmouth, II
iaid county ,deceafed, & other perfoas unknown
Of one undivided eighth part Of one twelfth az
a certain trace, piece or parcel CT Land, htuz-
ted in fsid Durham, comn7only called Noves'
eight hundred acrea-thar lie il dehrous ~
pofefing his faid eighth par of aid twelfth
part OF fad tract of Land, in feveralty, tie
therefore humbly prays, that the fine nav
be divided and iet of TO link, the aid yohn
Duglais, TO hold IN fevesalty, according - law
iniuch cafes made and provided.
JOHN DUCLAsS.
BY PETER O ALDEN, kis .4tfornsv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

II is said the President has summon
ed the Heads of Department TO meet
at Washington, to consult on impor-
taRt business.
QHesfion.-Ought not the Vice-Pre-
sident Of the United States to be one of
the National Cabinet, at this eyentful
period Ifthe answer be Yes, has he
been summoned to attend We hear
OF MIR. GaLlafin's hurrying post haste
TO Washington, but nothing of Mr..
CLINTON Gem.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

What's NE difficulty non 1--WE un-
derstand that an order was received at
this place On Saturday last, to have the
Gun-Boats, as soon as possible, got in
readiness for active duty.-An officer
belonging to the navy, in writing to
another officer in this town, observes,
that they expect to be called into actu-
al service.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

TIE iubtcriber hereby forbids all perfona
OF whatever DESCRIPTION, t-uIiing or
harboring his wife .P0LL7r, as his long for
bearanee has exhauGed the cup Of patience to
the laa drop Of conjugal love.
DAVID BARTLETT.
7zse 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

Coaate1eiF BiHs.-A stranger, who calls
bis name Isaac Chandler, was apprehend-
edin Portsmouth, Friday, for passing Coun-
terfeit Bank Bills. He was examined be-
fore Justice Shannon, and committed for
trial Il ID said there were three others
who were supposed to be concerned with
him, and were supposed to have large sums
Of counterfeit money. The following in
voice of counterfeit paper was found in tie
different pockets Of the man apprehended.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
DR.. Stephen Cummings.

y RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public that he has reahumed the
practice of Phydc in this town, and refdes in
the Houfe lately occupied by DR.. n. Kfgfa5a.
'7HIy 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
WANTED.

ONE or two APPRENTICES to the Baliro
- BgEnsf, TO whom good encouragement
will be given.-Inquire Of
DAVID BROWN,
at his Bake Houfe, one door below 7Jtrors5's
W5ayE where he carries on the BAKING
BUSINESS in its various branches. Thole
who with for Shipping or Ship Bread, may
depend on being accommodated In manner
tausfadory to themfelves, for caih or credit.
tune z7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
DorfLa,o,
Celebration Of the Ath of JuZu.
Monday, June 81, 1903.

Celebration Of the 18th Of July.
The Conmittee appointed TO make the
necessary arrangements for the celebration
OF the approaching anniversary of AMERI-
CAN FREEDOM g. INDEPENDENCE.
give notice that a subscription paper is
lodged at the Maine Fire and Marine In
surance Office, where those who are dis.
posed to join in the performances of the day
ana partake of Public Dinner are request.
Cd to add their names. 1t is intended 70 u.
mite economy with liberality in the enter.
tainment
An Oration on the occasion will be pro-
nounced BY WILLIAM FREEMAN, Esq. at
The Rev. Mr.. Kellogg's Meeting House.
The YOUNG FEDERAL REPUBLICANS
who are DESTROYS Of celebrating the ap-
preaching Anniversary Of our glorious hide
PenGence, (by public dinner) are respect
fully requested to meet at Mr.. .fanles Chad
Svlck's Inn, Fore street, this evening, 9Th
inst. at O'Clock p NJ. A punctpal attendance
Of every subscriber is solicited; and those
who have notyet inserted their names, and
would wish to, may have an opportunity BY
applying early on that evening, as none Will
be received after Wednesday next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
TO LET.

A HOUSE in G,eea,Grsa, convenient for a
: fmall family, with good GARDEN.
SPOT and BARN-Inquire Of
1nns 81. LEVI BRADISH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

Nezg Office An Office has lately been
established in this place, for entering and
clearing coastIng vessels, and is kept by
Benjamin Hook.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

ORDAINEDl-In Rowley, Rev. Josebh
Merrill, as an Evangelist.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

The IN ed States sloop Of war Wasp is
now in this harbour. We understand she is
ordered by government to cruise between
Boston and Passamaquoddy, to protect the
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be seized and wrested from you upon suspi-r
scion--your houses entered and examined on
Asuspicion and if butchery follows on suspi-
cion, it is no more than you have to expect.
Turn not your eyes towards the temples of
justice, they are shut against you appeal
not t, your government, it is the very.
source from whence all your calamities
flow.
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NORFOLK, December Is.

nj, schooner Maria, from Alex a a.s q
- . Nsw York, put n WIND bound
0oaD ss,,oy.d her anchors on TUESDAY, and 9.
saF : .. ;s7nr,sr's Point, bur will be got OH
:s;sbous much damage.
:. ' IA Tues Jay smoraing came On 2 yiolens !.
- NON IS. accompanied with torrents of.
sa'e Inch continaed, without intsrmisslosi,
, ILL., thY whole day. The tide rose high
eal l va ever have seen it--she W har ny $
! S '.. .sasral were covered with water, and
= .ss af tie houses were inundated. ohlp-5
.''ay oE our coast, we fear must have SUI J
p e. Fl mnch, as the weather was remarka5iy
~ =. We have already an account OF the
.''. of the brig Perseverance, capt. Wiast's
l s,r, Wilmington, n. G. bound % Washing
-. ..n CIV. with naval stores and tlinoer .iof
' 49, ran on SeWeil's point dur
;sssthr gale, and bisgssl-a part Of the car
a7 saw orobs5ly be saved. About 10 O'Clock
q, Jmesday nishs, captain Watt died, thro'
s.,;;,,,,e and intense cold. Next morning, a
saaaf was sent from the frisate Chesapeake
- ,be brig, which took of the crew, VINO
:, !, much injured blythe frost. The remains
q the captain were brought % town last e
ysning in Hampton boat
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