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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

FROM The BOSTON GAZETTE.
Parady on f" Erin % Brab."

Parsdy on (" Erin Go Brab."
There came Oh IL Exchange a poor democrat
fwearng,
The gloom on his Is-g esis procIaimd wal
defpair;
his Party be fgh'd, when at noontid,
repairing,
To ramble State Street, mid the newinon
gers there
But the Gazette attracted bis eyes 6xd atten-
tioa
eor Of demos defeat il made faithful mention
Where once by vile arts Of Satan's invention
Were flung the loud trium his of" Thomas
the Great"
Oh, curfe my hard fate (fsid the demo in
sold Tories. and Feds brigh, profreet
can fee;
But have no refuge from fcorp and dismiss
ion
An Office and Sal'ry remain not for me
Al, never again flall bAik in promStion,
For which long labor'd with ardent devo-
tien,
orgrafp my dear fairy with raptur'd emo
ton
And ELS the mild reign Of . Thomas the
Great"
Thomas. my idol, though fsd and forfaken,
In deans exult at thy ftil growing pow
err;
But, alas to dreadful reverfe awaken
The pleaiing delufion delights me no more.
Oh, my good friends win you never replace
me,
In an office from whence vile Feds cannot
chafe me,
All. never again detea and disgrace NE
You he'd 20 commend me but lies won't
reftore
Where is my Party once proudly prevailing!
Speaker and Clerk have you wePt FOR ITS
fall
Where is its power 9--Ah mOmently fall
ing
And where is my faIary deArer than all
All, my fad foul quite abandoned by Pleaf-
IRE,
Why did it doat on 20 feeting treafura'
Bottom facrion and Feds, curie without meat
But ONCE and profit cannot :ecal
But VET all its fond recoTeetions fupprefing,
One feryent with my lone bofom fhall
BURT -
Thomas, vos'ry, bequeaths thee his bles-
Gng
Friend Of the dear people" Thomas the
Frl;
Quilted aud FAD, tho defpair be my portion.
May glory attend your retreat from the O
cean,
And each Laurel bard hng aloud with devo-
ton
Embargo forever, forever" Great Toni"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
NOTICE..

THE fubfcriber respectfully informs all
thoie that are indebted to him either by
note or account Of longer Handing than
ninety days to call and make payment immedi.
ately otherwife they will be removed to Other
hands for collection.
JOSEPH MAXWELL.
Portland, Sept, 26.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

\ JOSEPH POPE, conltantly keeps for fale a
large fupply Of cotton Warp and Filing,
White and coIoured Stocking Yarn,
ditto Thread,
Cotton Shirting and Sheeting,
do Check and Stripe,
Bed Tick, &c. which being con6gnment
viii be fold at the Factory prices.
Lite7V1s-a quantity of loaf and lump SUI
gar in hhds & bbls.-- No. q, 11yGcy'5 Revv.
SEPT l9 (6m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

THE fnbfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO alconcerned that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himleif he truf
Of an Administrator, On the enate Of
SALTER SoPER.
late Of Cray in the county of Cumberland
yeoman. deceafed, by giving bond a. the law
direets-He therefore requefs al perfons who
are indebted 10 make immediate payment;
and thole who have any demands thereon, t.
exhibit the fame TO SALTER SOPER.
Sept 5, 1858.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

he fubfcribers having been appointed by
The Hon Samuel Freeman, Efq Judge of
Probate &c. for the county Of Cumberland,
to receive and examine the claims Of creditors
TO the eitate of
BENJAMIN. ALLEN JORDAN,
late OF Oerham, ia faid county, deceafed, rem.
reiented iniolvent, hereby give notice, thar
lax mouths from the third day of Augull lAA.
are allowed 10 faid creditors TO bring in and
prove Their Claims; and that we will attend
that iervlce at the houfe Of the widow Sarah
Jordan, m iaid Gorham, on the Irft Saturday
OF November, December and January next
from oEe 10 Eve O'Clock in the afternoon.
LOrHRoP LEWI,,2
JOSIAH ALDEN, 1'0' 5'''e''
Cp6erz, 90. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

THE fublcriber offers for faIe the follow
Il ing parcels of LAND,
a FARM, well calculated for a Trader,
Farmer, or Mechanic; one mile from the
Meeting Hopie in NerU- Gioscsser, pleaiantly
htuated On the County Road, with which will
be fold eleven acres of interval LAND.
hge-ln the town of Jay, In the county Of
Ozford, Three Thculand Acres Of LAND Of
the hrit quality, hruate in different parts Of
that town, which is one of the belt towns in
the county. twill be fold at a reduced price !;
the whole will be fold together or by the I'm
gle lot, as may bet accommodate Purchalers.
And one lot in the town Of BsfbsL--Inquire Of
JAMES STARR, JUN. Fig for information.
/ Ayo-At Peuo5ffof, in Townihip No. ;, Of
the 7th Range OF Townlhips on P,Jzataqui, riv
or, in the county Of RaHrccE, Five Ihouland A
ores of Land, IN Lots of 100 acres each. This
IS one the ineH Townfhips in that country
Saw and Crit Mills are already erected. from
whence any kind of Lumber may be RATED a.
hde the ihiPP -ng in Bangor FhLs rownflip j.
rapidly iettling. Young Farmers are invited
to examine for themielves.-IEquire Of Mr.
DANIEL BUILIN, of iaId townihip, for fur
Their particulars
dJo-Thirty thouland acres of ST. johns
LAND, 10 called IN the county Of WaJ&ag
ta". bis land is lituated in the befl trad Of
Land IN the Diltrict of Maine the foil is very
rich and fertile, the growth principally Hard
wood and Button Nut 4 road is laid out
through iaid Land from Penobfcot to St
Johns Rlver Twenty thouland acres Of his
Land IS iltuaied but feveR miles from the ricf
Farmers on St. Johns River, and the Fofl
Road from thence to Quebec. Should 80 or
40 good Farmers Allocate together aud pur-
ehaie this whole tract, for their own actual fet
tiement, they would enfure fortune TO them
ielves and their children after them. For fur
ther particulars pleafe TO inquire Of the lub-
fcriber.
JOSEPH E. FOXCROFT.
NsSU- Gloae1fy, Nay 9. 1903. (6mo)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
lanes ID. Hopkins.

u RESPECTFULLY informs the public tia,
N having formed connection with AL
FsED METcALF, Eiq. the bulneis in his Of
fee after this date viii be conducted by, them
under the firm OF
Hopkins & Metcalf.
All perlons indebted on account or by note
TO either of the fubtcribers, are requeGea 10
fettle the fame as foon as pofIble, at heir Of
fee next door TO the County Regiaer's, where
one OF them may always be found TO attend
70 the lettlement of exiting demands, and to
the duties of their protection.
]. ID HOPKINS,
Y ALFRED METCALF.
Portland, Sept. 8, 1908. owl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
BLANKS.

COMMERCIAL, Court and other BLANKs
kept contantly for faIe at the Bookitore
Of z ADI-1S, 10. =, Ehlh fsrect.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
WHEATONs
Genuine Jaundice Bitters,

(PsIcE 81 CEETs,)
SEeHrsd 70 bin y LeQs'S Fateut fran fbs Pssdsst
ofIbe United State.
A MEDICINE extremely uieful for curing
jaundicy and bilious diforders. and re-
moving that linking, faint and di!lrehed feel
ing at the ffomach, difficulty Of breathing, lofs
of appetite, and aeepy, dull heav,nefs in the
fore part of the day, weakness and trembling
Of the limbs, dizzinefs of the head, and yellow
nels Of countensnce, complaints 70 common TO
jaundicy and bilious people.
The many curesth that have been effected in
New England by the above medicine, Gas may
he feen by the bi'ls) prevent the negelity Of
further recommendation ikerDJtr,
Wheaton's Itch Ointment,
A Medicins 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 ufe ofir, as the skin is
generally lett clean and lmooth.
The above MEDICINES are kept conaantly
for faie by
IRVING & Poor,
at their Store near the head Of Fif'-nreet.
(e op tf.) Esysb z.
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, th4i she has been duly
! appointed and has taken upon herlelf the
trua Of Executrix Of the lat will ard Teaa
menl of
1 ROBERT THOMPSON,
: ATE of Rruniwick in the county Of Cumber-
laHd, ElqIlre, decesied by giving bond as the
aw directs; She therefore requeils al perlons
who are inde5ted to the fad decealed's e.
tate to make Immediate payment; and thofe
Who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
/. he fame to
RUTH THOMPSON, Eserstyir.
Aggsf q, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

Old Tom Paine, tho editor Of the New York
Public Advertiser, IN late article 30 that pap
er, under his own Signature, blames the gov
erument of the United States and Of this fate,
for continuing Cheethzn as their printer. He
fiys il . gives an appearance thar they en-
courage him IN his zbufe Of France and the
French government" Il would leenl, then,
thar il has become the duty Of our govern
ment to pasi6 those who cenlure Bonapzrte.
Palm, the PrufIiau bookseller, was Eof for this
crime II Cheetham IS deprived OF bis bread
for ike offence, the principle is precilely
the lsme.-There was fomeihing prophetic in
Cheeihanl's begging the denouncing mobs in
New YORK, 20 save his head. When il ia
opealy declared TO be a crime 10 condemn
Bonapartes nfnrpasions and crnelties, who
can tell how far We may lie from fhooting.
and fzbhing, and throat-cutting No man Is
batter acquainted with the rise and Tome part
of the s,sg1sl Of Fhe French revelation, than
ola Tom Paine IN. 4. pap.
- $780,
Fkea,tsf lY,1rE1ys IL singular fpecies OF
duelirg has lztely taken place At Paris. MIR
GrandD-e and Mr.. I.e Pique, having quarrel.
led about celebrated Opera dancer, VINO was
ke,t bv the former, but had beeu difcoverec
n an intrigue with the Latter, challenge en-
hled. Beiag both men OF s!evafsi minds, they
agreed 10 hsht IA balloons On the day ap
poiated the pa ties met al : deld adjoining
the Thuilieries, where their relpeetive bal
looms were ready 10 receive them Each. al
tended " his fecond, aieeaded his car, with
l3sGei b. anderhaiies, as piitols could not BE-
s1DeSled % be efficient IN their probable Gfu
srion. A multitude 4lieadel, hearing Of tn
halloons. bur hFtie dreaming If The purpose
rhe Parfi4n- msrely looked Tor the novelty o.
a balloon racs Al 9o'clec< the cords were
cur, and the .aliooas Attended majsa caly
enaf the fhougs az the l,Ieclatcr4- The wind
~. molsr4ss, bisEins from the A. y. "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

THE fuhfcriher hereby gives public notice
to all Concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and he's taken upon himfeIf the trnls
OF an Administrator on the eltste OF
JosEPH Brown,
late Of Northyarmouth, in the county of Cum
berlandi yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond 40
the law dire6ts-He therefore requefts ali
perfons who are indebted to the fad deccafed's
eltate, to make Immediate payment; and
thofe who have any demands thereon, TO en-
hibit the fame 10
AMAH r. MITCHELL
Sop. 10, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

Jowneyman CIotbiers.
WANTED Immediately, two Journeymen
at the Clohier's buGnefs, for which
good wages will be given
WILLARD BUTTRICK, Jun.
Cor6aE, Oct. 3, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

The Supreme Court at Worceifer
IS faid to have adjourned for want Of
Jurors according TO the ne1v iury ia7v.
A FELTON, Of the Court Of Common
Pleas was held in Newburyport laft
week but could not proceed to bu-
6nefs for want Of juryl Mr.. Sro-
RY expofed the abfurdity Of the new
law. In fact the f" TRIAL BY JU-
RY," appears to be nearly fufpeHd-
ed by 1t. Gov. L1NcoLN's bill So
much for contemplate Thrift Of IN
novation. Our Legislature mutt re-
fore orr priyiisges.-PaL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
ERfNtzER WINrEP Co.,.

tickets and Quarters,
n Au.Fegg ca, ~ Laste,y, for faie at the Book
fore Of Laar 1f1a1-s-Fil ftFcet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

q Cai5 giUen far Rags and Junk,
- l. .zDA-IfS Besk-ST1rs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

THE fubfcribeF herebygives public notice %
A All concerned, that he a. been duly
appointed and has taken upon himieif he
run Of az Executor Of the lzil will am tela.
ment of
EBFNtzER WINTER CALEB,
ate Of Cape Elizabeth, IN the county u Cum
berIand, gentleman, deceafed, by giving bond
the law direc.s--He therefore requells all
perlons wao are inteb cd 70 the faid deceaf-
sd's estate, TO make immediate payment; and
lhofe who have any demands thereon, 10 e1-
nibit the fame 70 EZEKIEL JORDAN.
SEP. rs, scs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

The circular letter Of the Secreta-
ny Of the Treafury, extending the
time for veflels obtaining permiliion
to fail 70 bring home property, to
Aug. Is, was not received at Charlef-
ton Ill Aug. 20. Certain vehels had
been prepared to fail under former
permiilions, and were disappointed
by want of time and they had no
opportunity Of improving this new
notice. The merchants dispatched
yedel 10 WajBiHgt5n, Eating their
peculiar cafe, but when lhe arrived,
the Secretary Of the Treafury was
atfent land lhe returned without
bearing an anfwer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
E. CreeIy & Go.

-,
Haze far aze,
90 hhds. ST. Croix Rum
ls Do. Windward Hand do.
Pipes American Gin
Cafks Malaga Vine,
Do. Tobacco
IS B6ls Pork
Is Kegs Snuff
8 Boxes Chocolate. C@ :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

Egb Philadelphia Flour.
FOR faIe, by WILLIAM SWAN, No.
! Uri0n- RszU, L1idale G,est,
200 barrels fuperEne FLOUR. of the 6rft
quality. Portland, Oh. 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

Far Jawdice q Bilious Complaints,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
FRESH flour.

WILLIAM GODDARD, has for ia.e 1--WE
W hundred barrels frefh fuperhne PHI
Iadelphia FLOUR. Portland, Cd. 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that she has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herGelf the
trua Of Executrix Of the iah will ard Teaa
mani nF
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-01

mine Republicans, and Democrats, Quids,
and the Devil knows who all The federal
lists never split--W hat was the reason M BE-
cause they did not quarrel who should have
the loayes and fshes--Dor would they quarrel
now if they were to come in, for believe
things would, within six months, SO change
for the better, that Offices would not be such.
great objects as they are now, when there is
no other way upon earth to get money, but
By having ain Office. Insix months we should
be on good terms with the English, and pro-
baby without being at war with France trade
would revive, and therewould be ways enough
as there were formerlyfor to get livelihood,
without public money. You laugh at my say-
ing in one of nay letters, that we should soon
be Oh good terms with Britain, without sacrl-,
6cmg a lot of honor or interest ;ytuti have'Ro
doubt that it would be so--luman nature IS
human nature all the world over and though
the British, Notwithstanding their suherings,
will never give up an inch to the present rul-
ing party, they would be glad to have an ex-
cuse tomorrow to give up points IN dispute
to q federal administration, IN order to be on
the former footing with America, the footing
they were on with us, when Washington and
the federalists were at helm. 1t has become
a point OF honor with the English MOTTO give,
up any thing TORTOISE whom they believe to be
friends to France, and that they do believe
YOU are the friends of France, there can be
no doubt. You saw how they wfangled tor
straw in the affair Of the Chesapeake--our
.n,enbcr OF Congress sent me Rose and Ma
.disons book. Madison had the right OF it,
but Rose was ordered TO conc aWay rather
than bate an ace, and so it sill be, they viii
let things remain as they are, and Bonaparte
will push MS, and we shall be iyen to war
with them whether we wiz or not, ana much
We shall get by it, sith orr Wasp sloop and
Hornet brig, and two hundred and 20 gun
boats each, with one guF Il get angry when
! think Of the foolish manrer, IN which our
affairs are conducted, which has brought us
to such pass that there is danger in turning
10 the right or to the left. have now $50
bushels Of wheat in store on the river. and if
4 would sell lit for SIS. a bushel | cant get It,
4 am, perhaps, too warm, snt think see ru-
in coming OH Us as fast as it can, and VIXEN
we arc lost, guess il Will be too late TO look
fer another pilot to steer the ship.
am your fie:ld,
RICHARD SAUNDERS. s
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raoa THE RRruRLIeas tslsAsrl CRISIS.
LETTER VII
From If, RIcHARD SAUNDERS, te df'se'td
zaa eigAtoyias' STATE.

It's true, I said the federa.ists displeased
the people, but that does not make II that the
federalists did wrong. Who are th's people
I ask this, because you say it is vi aten that
the voice of the people is the voice T., GoH
don't know whcIc ii Is 4.aaas.en,si VT a,h
.,,,, i e in the and il this is the case,
what VIII you SAY if Clinton IS elecI ed II
he is, the heonle must elect him, and II SO e.
Iected, then elected by God This 1 know
yoa will neve,-E gree TO. 1t was not ttlae peo-
Die atsiarge VINO felt any displeasure against
tl,as SfeS,era,;sts. or inconvenience whe,n they
were in power; it was the demagog yes, as
they anthem, and the men who were cut OF
Office, and wanted to get in, that vel g dis
pleased and to be sure they rung an alarm
that the people became AFRAID OF what iaghs.
be, rather than displeased at what was upon
them.
You know well enough what pains wereAia-
ken to pull down John dams and bis tnenets.
That infamous book which Mr.. Jefferson panl
the infamous Tom Calendar fer writing, was
enough of itselfto make people look around
them Every body knew MIR. Jefferson to pc
a man of talents, but they did not know ne
would sut his friends throat to get his otlce
but, you see what he and your patriots, as
they callthemselyes, have brought US to; and
themselves to, also, ! may say, for they are
spIit all to pieces Ajadisonians and ClintoRi-
ans, and Munroe men--Republicans and Ge-
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW-y0RK, July 90.
LateR from Eurote.


The Thaiia, Capt, Siiiiman, IS days from
Falmouth, hes brought London papers to the
first eff June, wlisch contain the following IN
teresting intelligence
Captain Siliin,au Informs, that a email yes.
sci arrived at Falmouth from St. Andero, a.
bout the 5th Of June, with a deputation of
Spaniards, sent to inform tie British gbyerll-
ment of the late change Ill Spain, 10 ask pro-
lection from the French, apd q supply OF arms
and cloathing. These Spariards informed,
that all the French at St Andero aud III tie
province OF CASTLE, had been massacrcd -
That the pcpulace OF Madrid assaulted the
French troops, but were rePused with loss
The Duke of Berg, they said, had two horses
shot under hirn after this ARRAY the French
troops we're Withdrawn from the city.
1t is said Admiral Berkeley had been ap-
pointed to the command Of the channel fleet.
Captain S. has dispatches Sor government
FROM Mr.. Pinckney.
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s
state Of Italy. 1t world appear as y tae
French seriously intended descent upon
Sicily, and that simultaneou attack was ,9a
to be made from Lower Calabria and the
territory about Naples. The reinforce
ments, however, which have been iate1y
sent out there, and the presence OF lord
Collingwood, may retard this enterprise Tor
the present, btltsthere is, we tear, TOO nucn
reason to apprehend, that this important
island will ultimately follow the fate OF the
contiguous continent. The French have
organized body Of treason and disaaection
in Sicily which will shew itself the moment
they effect landing in any force. Little de-
pendence is, unfortunately, to be placed on
the courage, discipline, or allegiance OF the
few regiments which his Sicilian majesty
has contrived to eInbody. We are persuad-
ed this prince viii be shielded by a British
army and navy as long as possible, but the
h1mest determinations are often shaken by
events. Circumstances may occur to COM
pletely derange the best concerted plans, and
Gantheaume may be fortunate enough TO
land twelve thousand men in Sicily, Is he
has already done in the Seven Islands,
Should that happen, we fear, for the reasons
we have stated, that Ferdinand would not
long enjoy his present authority.
It appears by letters from Holland, that
the merchants from Bordeaux were most
perinaeious in their applications to Bona
Parte to relax his system Of commercial re-
striction. During an audience Of two hours
he ;,aid rnarkes! attention to their reprcsen-
tations, but could NOT be brought to acqui-
esce TO their demands. He is said to have
expressed great concern at The distress pro-
duced in that city, in consequence OF the
loss of It's expert trade, OF which VINE was
the chief article, and TO have offered to &C
commottate, out Of the Imperial Treasury,
the,most emil. ss1assed anongthe propsIetors
of the vineyards with lean Of halt nil
hon Of francs free OF interest for FIVE years.
As a security FOR the payment Of the capital,
they were to De allowed to lodge for sale !:
certain quantity Of wine IN the government
dspots. BENG determined, he SAID, to
sign no treaty of peace which was not likely
TO prove durable, he called On them to make
:; a tl ~ or syben ia 80 t 49,
,.'o,,d nsr.o;re - }>ad no. les ;,,.t.o.,
go :. ~ 4e,4sts anI tbat ba -, 80, 49,
ss ~ '.seii ..,s' ~ 10
Ysheh would an y, ~, tnsa -oT al
NC, :'fa u ,nl5lae slnsl. nc 'snsIs slso
l1Isi,.oh '',.'' ~ 'ssoltlllenu9a % ll.si''sr-
eii.'isss % en' ny elsn s"p''ei ~ h''ins OUT
Pe1saeeels s'ne - "a es,loa' . 'li1's
clt5iSl"e 10y so 49,, II eilis very .ues
i've .o'"i,o'i =! u@'e; ?ioposeu 70 taAe q
ceftaHs .s'''le ~ eaeN speculation o' '''e
Ai''u' =.
-, "a
morning;
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i.oNnoN, Nay II

III .fos
Letters from Holland, dated the 9Th instant.
have been received. They confirm the pre-
vious intelligence relative 10 the restriction
upon A american commerce by the French GO
syernfnent. The following Official notice con-
4ains the substance Of the decree issued at
Bayonne. 1t is strongly indicative Of rTIp-
.are between France and TIE Dotted statcs.--4
The account ortieredto re taken OF the Ame-
Fican vessels. IS. we presume, with view 20
ultimate coniscation. The charge of having
violated the embargo cannot apply in this In
stance, az that measure only took place nine
days before the period from which the ac-
count is ordered to be taken.
LKTRg DU coNcEILLIER D'ETAf,
% AvRIL, 1908.
e Crders Of his majesty tie emperor, issued
at Bayonue, dprl17, 1903.
@I'he American government having plac-
ed a general embargo in all the ports OF
the United States, has suspended all COM
merce.
All American ships shall IN consequence
be considered as from England, and put ur-
der sequestratlon.
g And further, there shall be sent to the
counsellor of state, in order to be laid be-
fore his majesty, q statement of all the Anne
rican vessels which have entered our ports
since the 1st of January, 1905"
Bonaparte has created general Tunot mar
quis of Abrantes.
Nay II.
Hamburger and Altoona papers to the 1st
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NORFOLK, Igy "a.

Yesterday morning arrived here .n y
Ger from his B. M. brig EmuIous. ill.,. ~
Observation-Disclosures On Tuesday ey.n NV
off Old Point Light House, in II DAYS f,asa
Barbados, with dispatches from adm,
Cochrane to colonel Hamilton and MIR. p =
skine, the British minister. To the nol;,
ness and attention ct colonel H. we are i
debted for copies Of the following very ;n'
portant. letters.