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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
COME IND seq

A " excellent FARM for Tale, lituated in Rr7-
sroad, in the county Of Cumberland, on
the county road leading from Portland 10 Ctr
feia, Wafofoyd, te containing 100 acres Of
a. good Land as any in the Province of Maine;
with two good new houles and barn there
on, and upwards of three hundred apple and 9TH
er good fruit-trees thereon, md is under good
improvements good hand for 2 mechan-
les or a farnser.--dBo one other good FARM,
with good buildings and young orchard
will produce upwards Of twenty rs Of Eng
lifh hay annually, and capable Of large inn
Provements al very fmatl expenfe.
Ayo-One other new Farm, which will pro-
duce abont or z tons of Englih hay, Sith
about u acres more that Is fell intended for
corn or grain the preient year-with very
fine privilege for a Saw and Gri(t mill there
on, with the Frame, Irons and Running geer
for Saw-mill, comp etc, near the iPot. The
lafl mentioned lot contains 100 acres of eE-
celent foil.
AIS-Several Lots Of unimproved Land,
with quantity Of Pine timber thereon.
All the aforementioned Farms and Lots e1-
cept the fri, are htuated on or very near
Crooked river 10 called in fad RGrHaaj, and
on a county road The above lands will bs
fold on very Reasonable terms, and payment
may be made very eafy, as a great part Of i
may be paid in Wen India Goods, neat ltock,
country produce, or even in Bank. bills, If gem
uine.-For further particulars inquire Of
LEWIS GAY, or | MARCH GAY, on the
two Grf mentioned premlles.
Raymond, ApPI 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
510rtlan0,
Monday, Nay 2, 1903.

Tie Embargo a good Thing ! !
We recommend an attentive perusal
Of Mr.. KEYS speech to the advocates
of the embargo. A continuance ofthis
/" good thing" a fer months longer, will
make the citizens Of this country tine
most Uirtuous people on earth---so
lar as virtue consists in hoUerty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

We are informed (says the kenne-
bee Gazette Of Friday last) that last
week another sheriff had his horse shot
IN Fairfax, and the sheriff stripped Of
his cloathes by men in Disguise ana
whipped in a cruel manner.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

The Chronicle attributes more effect to
Dir Pickering's letter than could have been
expected. 1t says, thai, had il not been for
that letter, Mr.. Sullivan would probably
have had, instead Of or 1000 majority fo,
Governor, Is or 10000 majority" Trut,
= great and vii PreYaiL"-Sqlsn Gas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
LAWES ON PLEADING.

JUST publilhed and for fale bv
ISAAC ADAMS,
An Elementary Tseatise On PLEaDNe ~ civil
actions, by Edzuayd LszgsI Of the Timer Temple
-Firit American from the fri London Ea-
tion--Price dolls. SO cents
Also
THE PLEASURES or LCVE:
Being A7ots,y Pss7 original and tranaatea
from the Afia'ic and LHropeaniangusges.
The Aljieries n Human Life:
or, the ise Groans Of Timothy Tefly and sam.
uel Sentative, with few hghs from Mrs.
lefty.
The WaHdersy Of Switzerland.
and other Poems by James Montgomery
TO which is prehGed biographical Reteh cf
the Author.
The PENS q Sbakefears,
to which u added an account III lis Life
A8sR 4, (anl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

A letter from HaHtar April ia
says, This harbouris crowded with
ships, and there is not bArrack room in
the town for the troops--but these will
soon be distributed TO different posts.
The sending Of these troops is merely
2 precautionary measure--to be prepar-
cd for events that are possible, but not
looked for. Considering the situation
of affairs, and the threats in the Amer
lean papers against Canada and AoUa-
S -otia, some mes res Of security
seemed called for. But we understand
that our new Governor has instructions
to do all he can consistently with his
duty, to preserve good understanding
with the IT, States. The Ministry
heartily deprec'te a war with Amc1ea."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
Factorn Coffon.

Henry Smith & Co.
Ne. 4. Meg1y's Row,
AVE for faie a large Allotment
Of factory, Wharp and Filling, and two
dreaded whitened Cottoa.
Jy5 is. #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

A Two Rory DWELL NC HOUSE, with
out Hnufes situated on Federal and Fid-
die Streets with good Garden For terms
apply 70 Capt SAMUEL CoLRT, near the pre-
mifes or WE Co.'s Gorham. STD A1o. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

he Truhees Of Bowdoin College are no
tilted, thar their next meeting will he held
az Bruniwick on THelday the frventeenth dzv
OF May next At ten ofthe clio In The fore.
DooH CHARLES COFFIN, Sefry
BraslTsieE, hPyH 81, sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
TO LET

ONE half Of large and convenient three
= Story DWELLING HOUSE, very plea
family tiuated on Back Street at the head Of
King Street late.y occupied by Mr.. Adam,
PrecePtor Of Portland academy.
ALso--A very convenient two Ttory DwEL
LIMO H0VsE, ftuatsd on Fore Greet, next
door TO Mr. Chadwicks Tavern For Darri-
cular enquire of JOSEPH CROSS Jr.
No. 10, Lo4g-W5af May 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

Pdrtnersbip Formed.
THE fub(cribers inform their friends and
4 the public they have formed connection
IN buGnels under the firm of
Griffin & Porter,
which commenced on the Sd of February laft
They intend keeping large and good aiTorr-
ment of BOOTS X SHOES, of the newell
falhion, which will be di(poled Of at the low
eft cath prices.-The leaf favor will be great.
fully acknowledged
BENJAMIN GRIFFIN,
Nay If JOSEPH S. PORTER.
Particular Notice /!
a IL perfons having accounts open with
= the fubfcriber are requeGed to call and
fettle the fame (by Cafh or Note) without de-
lay. BENJAMIN GRIFFIN.
Nay ?. f2AI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
NOTICE !
Portland Academy

UIIIdHd AcadtWY.
THE Grufees Of the Portland Asaae.-y n the
county Of Cumberland, are notified that
their annual meeting will be holden at the fub-
icribers office in FjG Freet, ('ToHes'- Pozvy on
TUESDAY, the 10th day Of May inf. at four
O'Clock Pm. GEORGE BRADBURY,
Nay ?. Ssercay~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
TO LET

"A Convenient two Rory DWELLING
HOUSE, htuated on Back treet-for
terms apply TO THOMAS SANFORD.
May 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

Or Cq6 gtUenJ5r Rags and 5irk
At I. ADAMS BaQk-Stge,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
Hard-zoare Goads.
William Goddard.

IL 80 ASNSiFCA ~ AAhPS SoiN ph d44N AtchfN
IL a from Liverpool, very extenfive addi-
ton to his flock Of Sadlery, Cutlery < Hard
Ware Goods-which he offers for Iaie by
whoeiale and RETAIL on the mon reafonabis
terms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes ben Crown Glsfs, al eyes from
by z to ~ by IL
80 calks wrought Nails all 6Ees
tons fheet Lead
70 doE, bea Englifh ShoveIs and Spades
Is doz. Frying pans
100 doz. bet Sewing Irvine
8 caiks fat Irons
Large quantity Cart, Wagon, and Chaife
Wheel Boxes
Sets Of Cart Iron, Weights
z, "A and 28w do do
BIocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blackfmith's Anvis and Vices.
ALSO,
Az ahortraent Of LOOKING GLASSES.
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
kIKEwIsk,
Avery great variety Of JOiners Planes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

At Z. Greedy & Co's. Once,
on TBagj2ay nest. 1iey ST.
xxTuI he fold az Public Aucuon for
w Cad, without referve an invoice Of nv
GLIsF4 GOODS, conEiling Of
Broadcloths FIanneIs, Baizes, CllicosS
Cambricks, Mullins, threads Mersalis
yell;ng. Swanldowns DuraDts, Caiimancoss
I.u(ring, Pocket Handkerchief &c. &c
~ Sale al O'Clock "A. NJ May =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

WE the flbCcribers, ConmiGioners ap-
pointed by the Hon Samuel Freemana
Efq. Judge Of Probate for the county Of Cum
berland, TO receive and examine the claims OF
the feveral creditors to the effate Of
IO5IAH TUCKER,
late Of Portland, in the county Of Cumber-
land, trader, deceafed, give notice tina fr
months are allowed to faid creditors to briag
in and prove their claims and thar we fhalI
attend that lervice al ihe dwelling houfe OF
Enoch Haey, cortland, on fec0nd Tuellay o.
May, INIT. and the Eve following months
from to O'Clock y. NJ each day.
BNOCH ILSLEY,
Nag 2. LEMUEL WEEKS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

or BI 4NKS-oF ALL KINDS
Fer Gale at |. ADAMS Rpokllorc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21

. LIN JUN, oept,
a mail from Gottenburg arrived this
morning. The only article II has brought
J. me following but, the repnrt Of an &C.
noh between the British and Russian feets
Is, We understand, unfounded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
I12 IL Cents .yn,gle.l

purpose, and succeeded. How can thisIau
daoie conduct be reconoiled with The infer
ences OF guilt made against him WHY. sir.
announcer inference more preposterous than
any otner, is brought up TO support all the
FORMER interences, IN my Judgment, suiIici-
entity preposterous and improbable i'm them.
selves. 1t is SAID that this laudable exer.
ton to suppress the conspiracy by Mr..
onith, Was intended as cover to his for
mer IN sconduct. But certainly, air, before
TINS inference is drawn, the former miscon-
quot ought to be proved 1t ought nor TO
De made evidence OF the misconduct itseIf
Ii certainly cannot be correct rule OF evil
oence, oinfer aprong motiOe from right
action. But, sir, this inference IS made -
galnst every rule OF probability. 1t is not
probable that If the conspiracy should he
suppressed by Mr.. Smiths exertions i'm com.
mon with others, that such suppression
would cover his own misconduct. Ii would
nave been the most effectual mode of detect
ing and exposing it. What hope could Mr.:
Smith have INDUCED, that if ne had been
engaged in the conspiracy, and had turned
traitor to the rest by exertihg himself in its
suppression, that he would have been ex-
empted from exposure Would not such
conduct have tended to excite the resent
ment OF the other conspirators against hun.
ana 10 Call forth from them every exertion
10 expose him &! This conduct was placing
them at defiance, and in my judgn6nt, is
one OF the strongest circumstances OF his IN
nocence. 1t was not at AL calculate d to Co.
yer his participation, and it appears to me
ABSURD TO conclude, that it was resorted to
LOT mat purpose. But, sir. look at Mr..
omlth disclosure to the Secretary IF War
at TINS period. At this time he could nor
nave anticipated any prosecution against
himself. II was the day after the receiDr
OF the President's proclamation
Mr. CHESS Shcerh to BE Continued. !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
Electoral Ticket.

THE following Is the Madsonian Elec
j tsral Ticket, republshed for the infor
anton of the citizens of Virginia,
Joseph Goodwin, sen. Nansemond.
Benjamin Harrison, Prince George.
Edward Pegram, sen. Dinwiddie.
Richard Field, Brunswick.
Col, Thomas Read, Charlotte.
Joseph Eggleston. Amelia.
Hugh Nelson, Albemarle.
Col. George Penn, Patrick.
Philip N. Nicholas, Richmond City.
Judge Spencer Roanc, Hanover.
John Roane, King William.
Robert Taylor, Orange.
Eustavus Is. Horuer, Fauquier.
Robert Nelson, York.
Mann Page, Gloucester.
Richard Barnes, Richmond County.
John 7. Brooke, Stafford.
Hugh Holmes, Frederick.
Osborne Sprigg, Hampshire.
James Allen, Shenandoah.
Archibald Stuart, Augusta.
Andrew Russell, Washington.
Gen. John Preston, Montgomery.
William Mckinley, Ohio.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21

6- The price Of this paper to sub
scri6crsis four dol.ars per ann,sns, to be
oa;d in adoance.
ADVERTISEMENT, nor exceeding a
square in length GO lines are insert
ed, the first time for seventy, five cents !;
three zveeks Csi1 times } for three dol
lars; and fer every subsequent inserti-
on, hvty-three cents. Long ones IN
the same proportion. In favor q those,
however, roho dauertise blythe gear ei-
ther once or t1uice a zoeeek J a deduction
from the above price 81 tuoenty per cent.
is made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
A Tract of Land.

Lying in the County of Nelson, Expressed in
the deed lying in the county of Amherst, the
deed being made before division of Amherst
county,) on the waters of the South Fork of
Rockfish River, containing by estimation, 7 wo
Thousand Three Hundred and One Acres,
more or less, adjoining the lands of William
Johnson, Edward Harding, Norborne Thomas,
Joseph G. Cabell and William Bowman. Also,
a Tract of Land, lying in the county OF Buck
ingham, containing Four Hundred Acres, adj
joining the lands of Miles Gibson, and others.
We will convey such title to the above menti-
oned tracts of land, as is vested i'll us by the
said deed of trust
REUBEN B PATTESON,2
WILLIAM F. CARTER, A'As's'~
Nelson County. 18th Oct. 1903 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
For Sale.

HE subscriber being DESTROYS ofpaying off
4 his debts, will offer for sale on the 18th day
of November, large stock of Horses, Mules
and Hogs, also number of valuable plantation
utensils, on six months credit, the purchasers
giving bond with approved security. will also
be offered for sale, on that day, the Tract of
Land, whereon ! now live, containing 1000
Acres, more or less, on Lickinghole Creek,
within four miles of James River. Should the
land not be sold, it will be rented 1t is dee
med unnecessary to say any thing more about
the land, only that terms will be accommodate
ing, as it is presumed the purchaser would view
the premises.
WILLIAM NJ. RICHARDSON.
Goochland 9TH Oct 1905. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21

If any one will look into Morse's Geo.
graphy, first vol. page ass, under the
head of " .Agriculture and Commerce" il
will be seen that for fourteen years past,
the exports from the United States have
consisted of articles not of our own native
growth or production, but of articles (such
as coffee, sugar, &c. &c.) which we had
previously imported, merely with a view
to foreign expectation.
Foreign nations now choose to relinquish
the products Of the East and West. Indies,
or to bring those articles for themselves
in their ozvn vessels, directly from the pla-
ces where they grew, and not any longer
suffer them TO be brough, by American
neu'rals. Have we any right to complain
agains, our own government fora measure,
neither we, nor our government can pos
slbly prevent, nor have any right to pre-.
vent
II the affairs of Europe ever became
settled, Cat least if they ever became set.
lied according to the dictates of justice)
foreign nations will not receive from A.
merican vessels, any thing but American
productions. This will be applied to all
nations. and thus every nation will havt
ne orUn frofer share Of commerce, and no
more.
For many years past the nations Of Eu-
rope have seen fit to abandon their mer-
camille navigation to neuuaIs--and to con-
vert their own merchantmen into priva.
teers and their merchant sailors into fight
irg sailors.
The circumstances of Europe now dictate
to the inhabitants of Europe a new, and &c
us unexpected policy. IT does not behove us
to repine at our enviable lot.-And it is nc
matter how soon our fellow counteymen are
told that whoever are elected for congress-
and whoever is president, we must not ex.
pect TO see the American commerce half Sc
extensive as it has heretofore been. More
than half of our vessels must become use.
less propeTty-all foreign seamen must be
suffered to return to their native homes, ii
they are disposed to go ; and the native
young men OF our own country, of enter.
prize and ingenuity, must turn their atten.
ZION TO agriculture, and the mechanic arts
and leave those to roam on the ocean, who
cannot ind more permanent and useful EN-.
ployment.
This new state Of things will cause many
merchants and traders to return to the
plough and to the workshop which II
would have been happy for our country 4
they had never abandoned.
The song of 50 I that once zyas hLougI
man, ought 10 be sung at all our celebra.
ions OF independence, and the sentiments
t Iinculcates, should be the predominant
sentiments OF Americans Statesman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
Virginia /:
F. WATKINS, c. c.

.ft Court continued and held for HnEfar
County, the 24th day Of August, 1903.
Richard Crews and Susanna his wife,0
formerly Susanna Jones, Plaintiffs. -
AGAINST
Abner Vaughan and William Fourqu- $
rean, administrator de bonl8 nos of ( s
John Murphey, dec and the said Will :
liam Fourqurean, administrator of x
Ann Murphey, dec. Defendants.
THE defendant, Abner Vaughan, r.; hav.
L ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appearing
TO the satisfaction of the court that he is not
an inhabitant Of this state on the motion of
the plaintiffs by their counsel, IL is ordered,
that the said defendant Vaughan, do appear
here on the fourth Monday in November
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and by
consent of the plaintiffs, by their counsel,
leave IS granted the defendant, William
FourYurean, administrators de boni8 non of
John Murphey, dec to file his answer with
cut swearing TO the facts therein stated (:
Whereupon, and upon bearing the bill of
the plaintiffs, and thesanswer of the defend.
ant, FOurqurean, administrators de bonis
non OF John Murphey, dec. IL is decreed and
ordered, that the said defendant, William
Fourqurean, administrator de bonis non OF
John Murphey, dec. do retain in his hands,
tire goods and effects which he hath, belong.
ing to the defendant, Vaughan, until the
further order of this court; and it is fur.
Their ordered, that copy hereof, be forth
with inserted IN some one Of the newspapers,
published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the courthouse of this county.
a cOpy--Teste,
4 4 4 z A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
In King William County

Court, April 22d, 1908.
Daniel Elicit, Compl'O
ACAINsr In
John Fl. Boswell and Judith Boswell, ad. Schan
mnistratrix of William Boswell. decsas- Gerry.
ed, .ti Defendants
THIS day came the complainant by his attor-
ney, and it appearing TO the satisfaction Of
the court that John II. Boswell is not an inhabi-
tant of This state on the motion of the complain.
ant, 1t is ordered, tina, he appear here on the
fourth Monday in October next and answer the
bill of the complainant and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months
successively, and another copy posted at The front
door OF the courthouse of this county and il is
further ordered, thar the defendant Judith Bos-
well, do NOT pay away or secrcte any effects in
her hands belonging to the said John II. Boswell,
until the further order or decree of this court
A coDv--Taets
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
Ro. Pollard, Ir. d. C. C.

II virtue of a deed of trust executed to the
- subscribers by Cornelius Thomas, to Sc
cure the payment of debt due to James Muir
ply Company, as therein expressed, WILL
BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, on Saturday the 18th day of November
next, in the to wn of Warminster,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
At a Quarterly Court held

a. Z, cxuoA eSiiy 0OuI 'ICIu
for Prince Edward County, August the
18th, 1903.
John Bib Complainant.o
AGAINST ="
Temple Davis and William Black, 1cndn
Defendants. '"s
THE defendant, Davis, not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security
according to an act of the general assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appearing
20 the satisfaction Of the court that he is not
an tnhabitant of this state on the motion
OF the complainant, by his cousel; II is or
dered. that the said defendant, Davis, do APP
pear here on the first day of November
court next and answer the compliments
bill, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some one of the public
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond,
for two months successfully, and also post
ed at the front door of the courthouse Of this
county.
A copy-Teste,
F. WATKINS, c. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
NEW YORK, Oa. Is.
VERY LATE LONDON NEWS.

Last evening arrived at this port the
DrH'Sh Racket: Lord Cheste field, Gibbon,
10 the remarkable short passage OF 81 DAYS
rom Falmouth, via HALIFAX, in z days from
the latter port. Passengers, MIR. Dayie
beihune, merchant Ct this CITY cap,sin
Burke OF do. MIR. Chepmeli, of Petersburg.
Vlr' Mr.. Bailey, Mr.. Hat and LADY, Mr..
alexander Halliday, Mr.. Jolly, and CAP.
tam Andrew Pmckham, of Nantucket
tue latter gentleman took his passage
rom Halifax in-a schooner for Boston.
MIR. Bsthune left London on the 7,h of
September, and is the bearer of Dispatch.
es from Mr.. Pinkney, our Minister al the
court OF st. James, to the Secretary Of
State.
We learn verbally by the packet, that
our affairs with Great Britain, were likely
to be admirably settled. and in a short
time land that French Senatus Con.
su!,um had petitioned the Emperor Bona.
Pafle TO withdraw his troops from SPAN,
and leave the Kingdom 10 the Patriots.
The Editor of the Mercantile Adver.
u'er, has received by the Packet, London
papers to the llth of Sept. "a days later
than any previous advices) from which
the following articles were seIecled. They
compose very small part of the great
mass OF intelligence which these papers
contain, and which we shall continue 10
detail from day 10 day n.lil every interest.
ing circumstance has been given to our
readers.
Lon DON, Sept, !
morning. The only article !, has brought
J. me following but, the repnrt Of an &C.
.ioh between the British and Russian heets
is, We understand, unfounded.
Cottenburg, Aug. -.
"GeD. Armieldt did not resist The com.
mand OF the western army 10 Cen. Ce-
derstrom, as was first reported.
"Private letters of to-day's post from
Stockholm report, that the Russian fleet,
which appeared off Oldsnshoim on the 9th
August. was met on the 18th, by an En-
glish feet and totally put 10 the routes
This appears rather incredible, as we cam
not conceive that a sufficient number Of
English ships for the purpose could have
been so high up in the Baltic at that tine"
The Brest feet is said TO have put to
sea again. The postscriptto lertcr from
an Officer Of the MiBorca Irigate, says
briefly" the French fleet are again OUT"
SO great is the distress of the Islands of
CusdaiOupe and Martinique for provisions,
that every effort will be made to relieve
them. THIS, Of course, will produce on
our part the most active measures TO pre-.
vent them. II il be tue that the TouIon
squadron put to sea with troops on board,
il may be that the West Indies and not
the Altaiic Islands, was their destination
but 1t is probable hat Martinique and
GuadaloUpe will (all before any succours
can reach them from Europe.
The expedition agsns, Bilboa is said not
to have been undertaken with the view of
keeping possession, bot OF piauderlug il.
After the houses ard inhabitants had been
{, IpilIaged Of their most valuable property
= the French banditu are reported to have
{ evacuated the town and retired TO Viltoria.