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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
Poetry.


~ ~ 4 ~
. Err Hoorlsnds and meadows, rude, barren
and bare,
As wilder y and wearied roam,
A gentle Young ihePherdel5 fees my defpair,
aud leads me 'er lawns 10 her home.
Yellow iheaves from rich Ceres her cottage
had crown'd
Green ruGhes were 0row'd on the floor D
The oaiemest ftveet woodbines crept wanton-
" round,
And deekd the fod feats at her door.
We fat ourfelves down at cooling repan-
Frelb frui5-and me Guild me the 6eR,
Til thrown from my guard by fome glances
fhe cah,S
Love ayiy toIe into my breaf.
I tod my foft wihes-ihe fweetly replied
Ye virgins her voice was divine
I've great ones rejs6ted, aud rich ones denied
But take ne, fond lAepherd, I'm thine.
Her air was 70 model, her afpea 70 meek;
Sc hmples yet iweer were her charms,
I kris The ripe roles that glov.-d on her cheek,
And iock'd the lov'd maid in my arms.
Now jncund together we tend few heep,
And FLY yon Pratter, the ftream,
RecIin'd on her bo.om fink into lesp,
Her mage lhll loitens iny dream.
Together we range o'e- the flow ridng hill,
Delighted wiki paaora views;
Or ref or tie reck whence the freamlet
diG.ls,
And point ont new themes for my mufe.
To pomp, a. proud titles, fle ne'er did 4fpire;
The camfel Of humble content
The cottage peace Is well known for her FIRE,
And ihe.thcrds have nam her content.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
Eg Cocds.
TOfeph Barbour,

a I the llore lately improved by BARBoUR
x SrocxBsIDcE, oppofite the lniurance
Office, Fiih-ltreet, has iult received variety Of
Freib, Fancy and Staple G0odf,
partly conhling Of the following
Bottle green, eorbeau and fswn eoloured
ladies Cloths
Peliece Flannels
Blk mulberry, fawn, green and drab Iabby
Velvets
4 very handlome afortment of Fancy Muf-
Inns
Ladies extra long white kid Gloves
Do black, white and llare habit elk do
Do kid and beaver do do
Do blk white and fate long fix de
large alortment Of ladies & gentlemens
hIk, worried and cotton Hole
Silk Shawls
Bardanna and fancy elk Hdkfs.
Black Barcelona do
Gentlemen's black and white fix Gloves
Linens and linen Cambricks
Britilh Shifting
"A variety Of fashionable cotton Shawis
Linen and linen cambJick pocket Hdkfs.
Cotton cambrick and common ~ do
White florence Lullrings
Black and other coonrsd do
Black Italian and Dutch Grapes
Pink and white do
Fine and common A and GA white cotton
Cambricks
Black and other coloured do
Ginghams; Prints Copper Plates
India Cottons 4; Long Cloths
Madras Calicoes
7-9 and Ga Linen Checks
Velvets Cords Thickletts
Patent Cord, Toiinette and Swanfdown
Veltng
Satin Florentine
Fine white Marfeilles
Gentlemen's fur lined Gloves
Doe Kin, beaver and woollen do
Green, white, pink and blue Sarfnetts
Cotton Laces Fancy Purles
Ornamented and plain Combs
Gials Buttons
"A quantity beA Edglifh Sewing Silk & Twin
Fashionable coat and v. Il Buttons
Silk, cotton, Doe and Morocco SulpendeTs
Fine and common brown Linens
Cambrick aud common Dimoties
Engilh, RutIia and Derry Diapers
Ruhells Bombazetts Widbores
Duroys; Durants and Shalloons
"A 9-S and Ga Oil Cloths
Gentlemens Lambfwool Hofe
Superfne, common and low priced Broad
CloihS, all colours
DoubleMiled and common Kerleymeres do
Plains; Serges d fills
Devonihire Kerfey
Fine and common Coatings
Role Blankets, fome very large and nice
Flannels; Baizes; owanikins, &c. sc.
ALSO,
Mfj and Ilffet5,
Of
Sable,
Pole Cat
Elk,
Bear, and
Mock Sable. II Nov. IS;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
REMOVAL.

Mr.. TURNER has removed from Jones's
~ Row 10 Federal lreet, adjoining Mr.
Stephen Tukeys, where he continues in the
line Of his profeilien as AccomPtant and
Translator, and where Mils Morfe continues
her ufual School for young MiiIes.-Perisns
wi1ling to employ him viii Pleafe 4, leave
medage at Lis houGe, or at Mr.. Robert II.
Smiths, Filth Greet, where he has the conven-
fence Of doing any writing BuGnels.
Il 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
REMOVAL.

I D. HOPKINS RESPECTFULLY informs the
j public that he has removed his Office "
the room formerly occupied by Salmon Cbajs,
Fig and lately by Ibana5 H,btirs, jim, being
the next door to the office Of the RICHTER Of
Deeds-where he will be ready to receive the
commands Of thoie who may with to employ
him in the line Of his protection.
Portland Dee. ii. sn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
London Hats and Shoes.
Iohua Shaw,

N = D'4rt n
INFORMS his friends and cu1omers that be
has received his Fall and Winter fuDslv.
conflting Of cafes If mems fuperfne Beaver
Hats OF an improved make 1 cafe Of ladie,'
Beaver Hats and BOnnetS; I trunk plaided g.
patent Kid Shoes ; and a large ahortment VI
ladies, miles, and children's Morocco Shoes
65o-A large a6ortment Of gentlemen,
Boots and Shoes, manufactured under his own
inipectien, Of the newell falhions, and war
ranted to be Of the fra quality.
Portland, ca IS. Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07

Hard-4Vare Goods.
William Goddard,
LAS received by GhiPs Jofeph and Henry
Il Il from Liverpool, very extenfve addi-
tion to bis lock Of SadIery, Cutlery & Hard
Ware Goods--which he offers for faIe bv
wholelale and retail, on the mott reafonable
terms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes beR Crown Glafs, all 6zes from
9 by Z to 10 by IL
$50 cafks wrought Nails, all Gzes
tons fheet Lead
70 doz, beR Engiifh Shovels and Spades
25 dOz. Frying pans
100 doz bef Sewing Irvine
clks flat Irons
Large quantity Cart. Wagon, and Chaiie
Wheel Boxes
Sets Of Cart Iron, Weights
7, II and 28w do do
Bocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
BIackimith's Anvils and Vices.
ALSO,
An aiiortment Of LOOKING GLASSES,
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
Avery great variety Of Joiner's Planes.
Sept IS. If.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
REMOVAL.
IOEL HALL.

"
HAVING purchared the whole flock IN
I I trade Of Tobn P. TBayfoa e Co. has re-
moved from No. ~, Long Wharf, to Central
Rozy, (the tore formerly occupied by faid
John P. Tbufor q Co where ne offers for
lale the following articles
200 crates G. c. Earthern Ware0 FILL,
100 calks Englifh Nails 1I4''''1 :"
90 crates Junk Bottles De0'~'1s'
/ grofs A.ultard Bottles
Boxes d by l8, II by IS, 10 by Is, 10 BY
IA, 10 by y, by IS, by 2, 9by u, by
9, and by 8 Crown Window Glals
20 bottles luperfne, fine and common Co
pal Warmth
40 calks fine Englifh Muaard
] | do Copperas-4 do Alum
s do Red Lead
fheets Mild Lead, 3 ID. and 81 per ID.
Gquare feet
10 cwt. patent Shot
hid. common Lamp Black
key Lythage
200 W.T.. Iron Wire, ahOrted
z doz. long & fhort handled Frying Pans
40 quires Sand Paper
NETS Small Weights
"a lmall painted Scale Beams, aGorted
80 boxes Pipes
100 Stone-Jugs and Butter-pots
Bbls Melo No aud Pork
so hhds. Windward Hand Rum
8 do Mulcovado Sugars
200 do Liverpool Salt
1900 quintas Co Fifth Taa, 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
TAKE NOTICE II

Tor fale in Turner, Dwelling Houie, ont
a houGes and Store, conYen entity iltuaed for
a Trader, being the property Of Saa7ge Spear
Of Boaon.--For further particulars enquire Of
the iubfcriber in Portland
Ogl2 EZEKIEL WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
NOTICE y

TOR faie IN NJ CErs5fer, NJ tLe lo7rn corner.
a tbe Dzveliiag Loa.e Oies aal stare belonging 10
The saafs Of Asa 1dHeEsH Esq dseeasea being an
* efiisat faHdJ for trailer " zoe Country Gt0raf -
TIE gvb vp Be soH Of 9rivate sale On liberal sys-
dt IF 5evsraI ysay fye7uaed re iAteYqf bang Paid
aaauaLy.--For fartbsr particulars efqRiry nay Be
mate ftBs 5u55critey in Pa,tLard.
O6t. ~. Il. WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
LEFT

IN the fore Of the fubfcriber, . TRUNK,
= directed 20 EBeyige q Blj5, B8qon, il was
fen, from Por'lmouth to this place When
put on board the packet the gentleman men.
toned, that he ihoud be in this place to REL
ceive it. he owner is Tequelted to prove
property, pay charges and take il away
Feb 90 LS4ffC ADAMS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07

4 Very large fix Umbrella, which was
left IL the Court oule in this town at
the adjournment Of the 6. J. Court in Deem
Der laR, whoever will return faid Umbrella 70
the lublcnber 1lall be handsomely rewarded.
NATHAN KINSAAN
Poytlz4E, Feb. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
EactQrY C0tt0R.

Henry Smith & Co.
No. 4. Afggty'f Roqv,
HAVE for fale a large aiiortment
Of factory, WharP and Filling, and two
threaded whitened Cotton.
THIy l3. tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
BENJAMIN WILLIS,

HAVING been driven from bis late fand
: : in Haymarket Row, (by the late fire. has
taken the Store lately occupied by Mr. 3ota
Dean, oPPoGte Mefrs- Hezv e EgaHf Store,
where he has now for tale, large aforiBentO Of
EhgLib, Adia Z Wsf India Gceds
which were laid il At reduced prices, and 1lal
he fed at very fmaIl proG;-sn and made iath-
factory to purchsfers,
Fiji. j.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
Wntcb LIE.

T OST, between this town and Scarborough,
Il French WATCH, with light co!oured
fix Chain Whoever Las found The fame and
will leave il with JosEPH MAxwELL, on 5n-
grahams Wharf, or at this Office, fhaIl De-
ceive a hapdlome reward. Feb. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
NOTICE III

A IL Perfons having accounts open with
inc late hrm of Dearborn q Walton, are
requeIted TO call on SIMON DEARBORN, az their
ate hand, and havethen adiuitad without de-
lay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
TO LET.

Score Nc. s, Jones -Row-togethcr with
room ~ the fecond Aory-wel Gtuated for an
'iace or conptiPg-room.-- Of 5. Dear
ooEn' FeB. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
IL LEI.

a Very convenient two ftory dwelling
! house, hJpstea on Pleafant- Greet, CON
tanning two p7rlors, kitchen, chambers, cut
huules, barn, sc. at very realonabIe rent,
and polelhOn given Immediately by
NATHAN KINSMAN
Portland, FeB. 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
TAKE NOTICE n

FORBID any perfOn or perfors harboriDg
or trulhng any FINALE under the Canopy
Of Heaven, a. | will pay 10 debts Of her con-
trading ELIJAH BREWER.
Portland, FEB. -, 80s. (zal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07

THE fublcribers hereby give public notice
to all concerned, that they have been
duly appointed < have taken upon themfelvcs
the truA Of Adminiltrators On The enate u
THOMAS MINOTT,
late Of Portland in the county Of Cumberland,
Gentleman, deceafed, BY giving bond as the
law directs they therefore requen all perfons
who are indebted to the faid decealed's eltate,
20 make immediate payment; and thofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame to CLARISA N4INOTT.
VIM. MINOTT
Feb. 25, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
REMOVAL.

WILLIAM FREEMAN has REMOVED 70
The Once, near the houle of G. Brae-
SAfJ' Ilti' Ia 4f-i11I=1f5eff. 7aa rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfelfthe trui
Of an Administrator Of all and singular NE
goods chattels, effects, rights, and creaits,
which were Of
CHARLES ELLEaBY,
Of Berbice, in the colony Of New AmRerdan.
deceaied, at the time Of his death. bv GIVING
bond as the law directs. He therefore reoueGs
all persons who are indebted ~ the faid de-
ceaied'S estate, TO make immediate payment;
and thoie who have a0y dOsil4nds thereon, &C.
exhibit the fame to
J. D. HOPKINS, hdrzr.
Portland, FEB. %, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that she has been du-
ly appointed and has taken upon herle4
the trElt Of an Adminiaratrix Oh The eltare of
ISRAEL GROSS,
late Of BTunfwick, in TIE county w Cumber.
land, yeoman, decealed, by giving bond as The
law directs-fhe therefore requeRs an per-
ions who are indebted 10 the laid deceafed'a
eltate, to make Immediate payment; and
thole who have any demands thereon, 10 er-
hibit the fame to
ANNE GROSS.
Feb 25, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
TO LET,

TO LEI,
Two Tenameuts in houfe in orefreet,
iuitable for two large families -dyo,
the Store adjoining, which will be let together
or feParate For particulars enquire Of
Fe6 %. JHOMAS BECK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice "
all concerned, that he has been dulf
appointed and hai taken upon hinfelf the
trult Of Adm vibrator on tie elate Of
HEzEKIAH BREWER,
late Of FreePort, il the county u Cumberland,
ihiPwright, deceafed, BY giving bond as the
law directs He therefore requeGs aIl per-
ions WHO are indebted to the aid deceaieds
estate, 70 make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon, u exhibit the
fame TO DANIEL. BRFWFR rns
FEB IS, 1908. (2o)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07

dewitt at Paris has made an immenfe for
tune within the two aR years FIe had agents
IN the Iate war, to ex.rad the bsft TEETH in
tie field Of battle. BY The battle Of Jena, a
loae, lie nsatsd 2oool Gerling,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
10 LET.

ONE half of a convenient DWELLING
~ HOUSE ii Middle-Rreet.- At
No 3, Jones Row, Fiji Areet. FEB. p.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07

NUIIE,
is hereby given that the CoparinerhiP Of
the fublcribers under the firm Of
John POWERS, SUN. e co.
is this day diIoved by mutual conlent-The
bufinels will be conducted as usual by John
Ps7vrrl, Jun, y 0fbo Hamilton, under the firm
Of PowERs * HAMIL TON, at their fore IN
Sanford. JOHN POWERS, Jun.
CALEB EMERY,
OHIO HAMILTON,
Sanford, Fe5 I, 1903. (22)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
Nnooon Wheels.

Wagon Wbee5'
TAKEN from Union Wbayf, Gome time Gnce,
fuppoled by minake, pair Of Wagon
Wheels, they were Handing againft the Brick
fore belonging to Mr.. w. SToRER; as they
do not belong to the perlon who took them,
he will avoid trouble by returning them to
F.52 DAVID SMITH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
REMOVAL.
n. i. Poor

Ind mare Neqy and Lbeab Gods.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28
NEW -YoRX, October 90.
LATER STILL FROM ENGLAND.

The intelligence brought by the ba,que
Eicf ard capt. Odiorne, which arrived at this
pert yesterday morning in 80 days from Lii
vcrpool and 80 from the land accustomed no
Small degree Of hustle and perturbation in
tho city Captain Otiorne having Informed
rs and given public notice tliat ON the 18th
q september, the day he left Liverpool,
while he was beating ont Of thc river, a boat
dispatched by Mr.. Maury, the American
Consul, overlook him, having his (Mr. M's)
clerk ON board, who was sent by the Consul
for the purpose Of Announcing 20 capt. O. that
IN cypress had just arrived in liverpool
from London with the news Of Bonahartc
a. ring GeetarcH HIar agmnst the Unitcd
StHfcs.
Captain Odiorne furhc~ states that he is
Tic bcaTer Of those dispatches which were
iotei.i<G TO have 5crn sent from England &
Eo.ace ~ she schooner HOPE. which vessel
M' Yihckney had deemed ~ cxpcdient to
fe,.n 81 ie@ days, - carry out other dis
r. .hee ohic were yet to be prepared
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28


Tra~cc kept of shc transactions uf .ac;r conn
try, that he would not 5tiiesr, wien u!d
that BonapaiSe's intentions IN Spain had been
cfeated by the Spanish people, and TINT
they had beaten the French troops. He
said they had>lcarnt there had been insur-
rections in one or two places. but Bonapartc
had Quelled them. When the English
newspapers, which contaia tic surrender
Of the French squadron, were shewn him.
his credulity in degree forsook him. This
disbelief equally prevailed as to our success
at Lisbpn, among the prisoners at this port,
till the prisoners which arrived from Junot's
army, yesterday se'nnigat, related .leir ad-
ventures to them.
At a o'clock this morning, Capt. Evans
arrived at the Admiralty with dispatches
from SirJ Saumsrez We understand they
state. that at the departure of Capt. Evans.
the Russian and English Geets in the Baltic
were in sight Of each other. Another oih-
Yer is hourly expected with an account OF
an action.
Bonaparte, in a recent order, SAYS &c
Is cannot permit any neutral vessel whate-
yer to enter or depart from his ports, con-
sistentiy with the arrangements he has made
with his great ally the Emperor of Russia. "
CRut the Emperor of Russia has permitted
vessels to sail from his ports lately.
The French have s sail Of the line and
frigates ready for sea at L'Orient. Three
corvettes lately sailed for Martinique, one
OF which has been captured.
While the French Editors, to serve pur-
pose, inSinuate, that tile British have caus-
ed the Revolution III Spain, there is in tina,
country srrh jealousy of the Ens,lsn, that
they had hitherto declined to permit their
troops to land to aid them. This Jealousy,
however, will probably be ailayed.
The American brig General Armstrong,
can't Sinclair. living ut the Motheri,ank.
Portsmouth. waiting convoy for the Med-
terranean, was on Monday night struck by
lightning, which shivered her main top
mast and topgallant mast to pieces.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28
DEFIW1TIYE CONTENTION

h1IFIsfLL ~ IL wv [1yb IO.V
For the Evacuation of Portugal by the
French army.
The generals commanding in chief the
british and French armies, in Portugal ha-
wing determined to negotiate and conclude a
treaty for the evacuation of Portugal by the
French troops, on the basis of the agreement
entered into on the 22d instant for snspca-
sion Of hostilities, have appointed the under
mentioned officers to negotiate the same in
their names, viz. On the part of the gen. in
Chief OF the British army, Lieut.. Col Muir
ray, quarter master general, and on the part
of the Gen. in Chief of the French army.
Monsieur Ee;ierman, Gen of Div. to whom
thcv have given authority to negotiate ana
conclude a convention TO that effect, subject
TO their ratification respectively and to that
of the Admiral commanding the British fleet
at the entrance of the Ta6us.
Those two officer, after exchanging their
full pewers have agreed upon the articles
which follow:
Art ]. All the places and forts in the
Kingdom of Portugal, occupied by the French
troops, shall be delivered up to the British
army in tho state in which they arc 81, the
period of the signature of the present COR
vention.
H. The French troops shall evacuate For
tugal with their arms and baggage they
shall not be considered as prisoners IF war
and, on their arrival in France, they shall
be at liberty to serve.
III The English government shall furnish
the means of conveyance for the French ar
ray, which shall be disembarled in any Of
the ports Of France between Rochefort and
Torrent iDclusieely.
~. The French army shall carry with II
all its artillery of French caibre. with the
horses belonging to it, and the tumbrils, sup
piled with 60 rourds per gIr. All o.l1er ar
tlliery, arms and ammunition, as also the
military and naval arsenals, shall be given
up to th9Iiritsh army and navy. in the state
in which ,hey may be at tie period Of the
ratification Of tue convention.
V. The French army shall carry with Il
MI lis equipments. AMI all that is coruDrc-
hended undef the name ofp@opertv fthe ar
my; that is to say, It's military chest, and
Carriages attached to the field c3mmissarinl
and field hospitals, or sha be allowed tn dis
pose 81 such part OF the same OH its account
as the commander in Chief may Judge IL no
cessary to embark. in like manner ill inGi-
viGua!S Of tho amy shall &c al liberty 10 dis
pose OF tleir prita'e property of cycry dc,-
cription. with fail security hereafter fer the
purchasers.
VI Tie Cavalry arc to embark tbeig her
scs, as also the Generals and other officers Of
all ranks.---1t Is however fully undrr-
stood thm rs the means OF conveyance for
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28
y KELLERnraN.

Lc Ccneral de ElY!sicii
We the Duke of .Abrantcs. Gen. in Ch;ei
ofstilc French army, have ratified. and do
ratify, the present deGnitive convention, in
all its articles, to be executed according t.
its form and tenor. (oignedl The Dui.. Of
ABRANTES
Head quarters, at Lisbon, the 5Oth Aug. 1908
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28
From the Boston Palladium.

mast and topgallant mast to pieces.
E,on, the Boston Palladium.
By the Ann from Halifax, we have papers
to October IA.
After the rising ofthe Spanish Patriots at
Bilboa, the French attacked the place with
400 cavalry, and 5000 infantry, and obtain
ed possession of it. after battle in which
the Patriots lost 500 men, the French 1900
The Patriots are in the neighborhood to the
number of 10000
The Halifax papers contain the official
accounts, of the British victories in Pcrtu-
gal on the 18th and 21st of.Aug 1t is said
the British engaged were inferior in num-
bers to the French. They took French
General prisoner, and great quantity of
military stores. The British state their loss
in both battles at l / or 1900 killed & wound
ed.
The Supreme Iunta of Seville have pub
lished an address to the s.panish nation of
uncommon excellence. 1t cannot fail to
make an impression in favor of the Patriots
ON all American readers. Theyrecommend
the establishment of a Federal junta to be
composed OF two delegates from each Pro-
vincial Jnnta. The Provincial Juntas to be
chosen by the people. Some of the Grand
Deputies are already appointed.
of Seville I: Count de lilly and Don Vim
cente Hore; from Valentia, Count de Con-
tamina, and the Marquis de Castle Rod
rigo; from Asturia, Den Casper Melchor de
Jove Lines and the Marquis de Campo
Segrado.
a report of the French Minister of Fa-
reign Relations, dated at Bayonne. April %,
TO the Emperor, is another proof of the ear
ly design of Bonaparte to depose the Royal
Family OF Spain.
The British have agreed to the return of
Dupont's army to France.
The Paris Moniteur saws, France and
Russia are resolved to unite their forces, Sc
to consider as an enemy every friend to Eng
land"
The following are copies of the official
communications which were last night made
or Portuguese subjects, by lords Castlereagh
and Mulgrave, to the Lord Mayor:- -
"DowNING STREET, Sept. 49,
any LORD,
/ have the honor to accuaiht
your lordship. that dispatches have been re-
ceived from Lieut.. Gen. Sir Hugh Dalrym-
pie, dated headquarters, at Cintra, on the
Sd inst. by which it appears. that conven-
tion was signed OH the 3Oth u,t. by which it
is agreed, the French army should evacuate
Portugal-I have the honor 20 he &c
"CASTLEREAGH.
% Iathc right Hon. the Lord Mayor''
"ADMIRALTY-OFFIcE, Sept. 49,
"MY LORD,
| have the henor to acqua;nt your
Lordship, that Capt. Haistead, first captain
of the Hibefna, and captain of the fl ct I'M
der the command Of Admiral Sir Charles
Coffoh, f'the Tagus, has arrived at the Adj
mira!ty. with dispatches, stating the sur
render by equalization, of the Russian feet
III the port Of Lisbon on the following terms
The ships, (nine sail Of the line and one fri
gate,) to be held in deposit by his Majesty
until six months after dcfGitive treaty of
Peace between his Majesty and the Empe-
ror Of Russia and to be then restored. The
Russian of''ers and seamen of the fleet to
lie sent Immediately to Russia, without con-
dttions. ] have the honor TO be, &c.
MULGRAYE
The Right hon. the Lord Mayor"