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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18

The Duke of manchester, the new governor
of Jamaica, arrived at that island on the 18th
of the last month.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18

Admiral Duckwog;h stecrcd first for Ma
ieira, near which island he spoke the British
frigcte Comus, captain Piercy, who informed
him thai he had been chased few days be-
fore by French line of battle ship and I'll
gate. had nearly been captured. Admiral u.
then proceeded to the West-IndieS, from
whence be came to our Capes. The consul
further informed US that sir John Duckworth
has forwarded 70 him a dispatch for MIR. Rose,
at Washington, in which he states 1--WE under
stand from the consul that the appearance Of
his Rect so unexpectedly at this juncture,
may excite some sensation in the American
government, and requests that Mr. Rose
would Immediately communicate to our go
verninent the cause OF MS coming upon this
coast.
These arc all the particulars which we are
informed cf from ali authentic source. Re-
port says, and as proceeding from a British
officer that there are 5000 troops on board
this fleet. Col Hamilton was asked if there
were any troops on board he replied not to
his knowledge. The number however far ex.
cecds what could be carried in that number Of
ships
The British ships were yesterday anchored
10 the southwark of the capes.
The Rochefort feet may probably pay a vi.
sit to the Brazils, where they might have Ell
ferted something if the British a' ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
WyMlAgton Tavern.
ALEXANDER GORDON.

ReshecVally iHjDtme his FRIENDS and she PUB.
LIE in general,
: THAT he las taken the house lately occu-
spiet by RANDOLPH MORT, ark known by the
name of The Htashinglon Iavern, and has pro.
vided himself with choice liquors, good BEDS.
and is prepared 10 accommodate customers
in the best manner, and has a careful and at.
tentive hostler, he soiicits portion CT public
patronage.
March l8. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
Extract Of an act Of the coypora~
ton of alexandria, for the eS~
March Is

Extract OF an aCt o. fhS c03po1G~
ton Of alexandria, Jor the es~
t1ngua5hment Of fire.
Sec. 7. If any person who shall be
Present at any fire shall! rsgIecs or reTnss
10 obey the order or direction Of any Ii.
Ger who shall be appointed by any FIRE coGns
psny rcw established or which may be
hereafter established, knowing him to be
an i:icer, such person shall forfeit and pay
the sum Of Ave dollars: Prcvided,.h e retf,e
Of such officer shall have been hys, pub.
!.shed 10 one Of the public papers printed
in the ioUn.
MARCH, S, 1905.
At meeting of the Star Fire company tbs
following persons were duly elected ottlcacs
for the ensuing year
Phineas JaNney, President.
George D,inker, Vice President.
Thomas Shreeve. Treasurer
Nm. S. Moore, LIST Commander
Him. Rely, I'd do
George D,Inker, Sd do.
!; z s S.; s, S:;:i:.'' Regulators.
Is. Fleming,
Joseph GAllbou,me,
Daniel Nf'C2oud. n W..
John Nua,
John Nl1sncaster,
Um Brakeman,
Joleph Janney, .cfk.
March Il: Ct
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18

Printing in all its various branches,
land(omely executed at this office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
NORFOLK, March u.

On Saturday evening a British feet OF
sail cf the lice and fr'gasr, anchored oH
our cspea, consis,ing Of ,he
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18
lust Received,

uSt KecelVtu,
Per schr. Coed Intent, from Boston,
8 boxes mould and dipt CANDLES, vss
rieus sizes. -
A few do SOAP.
barrels draught PORTER, fine aayor.
10 do. APPLES, and ~
A fresh supply of SHOES,
.dnaong .zvl.leh are, a few pair ladies' nank;e
fox'd walking shoes.
IN STORE,
10000 weight BACON, first Qualify,
kegs manufactured TOBACCO.
pipe old Madeira WINE,
TRUNKS & SHOES as usual.
r. GsSag0qs.
March u t esSS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-18

Urdel De commaEd Q! sir John lnoMss
ouckwo r;h. This Zee, sailed from EGG.
snd on toe l7th Jan. His Britannia maJes.
US consu! com c,nucaicd to the editor ct
this paper the following circumstances -
That this feet sailed in pursuit Of The Roeh'
for, squadron, which had escaped from that
Dort COMPOSED IF he following ships.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12
CeptE1

MFR. LIE TELLER, DENTTST-Is now
Iva practicing in the various branches of his
profession, e. cleansing and restoring the Teeth
TO their natural elegance, setting artificial ones,
so as to be useful as well ornamental, plugging
ahedecayed cavities Of such as can be preserved,
and Extracting such MS too far gone to be saved
IN which operation he makesuse Of B,uf7s Patent
-E*tract1ng tournament which takes the teeth out
without any possibility Of fracturing the jaw or
brusing the gums, and with much less pain thar
abe instruments that are in general use
lie deems It unnecessary to say any thing con-
corning the advantages derived from the manner
OF bis performance or his abilities, leayngft for
his former operations to speak
He has DEETIFR1oE Of a superior quality,
VOC OF corrosive substances, prepared by himself
and for s;lc
His dwelling is at the house next to E. Ran.
2oiph's, near the Capitol.--A line or servant di-
rected to thesaid place, will be attended to.
Oee. 10. C2awtf1
II Mr.. lie Teller informs those that are ira.
yelling 20 Norfolk, that his Brother is practiciua
Dentistry there, and his abilities are unexception.
q lie.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

DROpnc c e. z. =, ~
II,:,oI iOI carrying ule MAILS OF the
iii ~ .osa 'e'.'es vi e,c iouoWiaS Postroads,
tbn fttb 49, 80 ~ tie oeileL foS'-Oice until
- g VI lcDio.''y next
ton and py Orsnse G n Nl-
Icave Frd,,ot ~ W. J,Ice Il week,
1-e'ss va srGue'lcf 5,I every wednesday at 8
49,, CtaI,'.:,S YES, ne Oh rrldaS by
ut Ncw-York bg ~ us at = III %'. arrive
-, otH Dy - I. Leaye New-1 oTl- eve
=, 80 I -, ~ ~ ~ = ~ Ci"rio''es' lAe D. ,
In y, -''''i 'iSO' oh Sunday D!
8 Frou, NTe,g.yo,t -. y,,-u.,l,.
ton once ,v.ct 80, y 2ta l,
afs m ana ar,;,,a -. NJ. ~, ilIo"E
Ieayc Ne,y.vorl. o'H ''s n
rive ~ s,,,,,.o H., '''''' d. F' ID ana az
Q Frnm n f., hr,,Dt' IT,, ,.'I.,a.,..,
lia r3;s,,, ~ @ C. VI. Coi"ni-
1gect na, 20 TIC once
10 and ,r,.i,e - Ch,,lot,(S,1 - az p
6 D. m.--Irave C,b,rIo.toe,ill. -. s,i.,',y y,
and arrye . Ut Rc6l'1 Cs'r aa;p"! a,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

*. FENDALL, OPERATOR ur.x TEETH,
- has just arrived III tins place, and may be
consulted every day, during his ~, at the Ea-
sle-Tayeir. L." Fendall cures ~ scuryy in the
gums, be itever SO ingGtcrate, III Il short time !;
t2stcns loose teeth, by making the gums grow firm
Up to them, renders teeth White and beautiful;
Prevents thcir decay keeps such as are SO, from
beoome;ng worse, even to old age fills up those
I1l.t arc hollow with gold or lead which VIII not
on!y render them useful, but prevent their aching
and further decay extracts teeth and stamps
With ease; makes AUD fixes artificial teeth, with
out extracting the remaining stuInps; either witt,
Pivots, EgatTes.or springs, in such a manner as
70 90 use1ulandhighly ornamental His Colum-
hi,n Antiscorbutc Dentiirice, for preserving the
tec,h, gGlns, sockets, &C. ard superior lie thinks
both ii elegance and efficacy TO any other, is sold
by tIs Eoctor.
As u. FenaalI's continuance in this place is
':necreain, those ladies' and gentlemen who wish
to employ him. viii pleas: 10 : Ike immediate
application. Any pe-sous wighlng to he waited
on. then residence, VII! please 10 send servant
Or a line, 20 MS lodgings.
Jan. Q. reptf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

EOR SALE 12i, 0o0 acres Of LAND in Ken
T. awha county, in The forks of Great Sandy
river
$4,000 do in Tazcwcll county, on the waters
of CGnch river:
10000 do: in the county of wythe, on Reed
and Peak creeks
LOCO do. in Randolph county, on the waters
OF Cheat river:
Also, $4,000 acres of Virginia Land Warrants
The above will be sold very low, and great ac-
commodation given in the payments.
To RENT, a Brick House, on Shockoe- Hill,
in good neighborhood, and possessing every
accommodation for family
THOS: NORVELL.
Dec 10 II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

M ANTED, An ASSISTANT AT THE RICH
w MoND FEMALE AcApEmy.--AIrs. BYRD
is desirous OF getting Lady of good moral cha
rscter and capable OF teaching English and Arith-
nictic, to assist her in tuition, and also in taking
care OF the young ladies cntrusied to her super
mtendance.---To such person sic will give rca.
sonatle salary, besides her board, and lodging a,
the academy, including fire, candles and washing
Richmond, Jan. z, 1865 T2awtr1 ::
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

M OTICE,-On Monday the l1,h inst. if fair,
i If rot, the next fair DAY, at o'clock p NJ
VIII be sold at auction, without reserve, for rea-
d. money, for the benefit of a number of heirs,
ti.e iate property of NVray Thomas, decd. it be-
eine ii,two FeneIncnts On Shockoe Hill; one or
the street leading west from the Cahitol, now oc-
c:Y:cd by Nfr. c. Bl&ckFroyc andalj Joining the te-
rrI,ent now occ,pied'by MI Crris Paine, the other
on the main street, now occupied by Mr. 3 Ch.is,-
ne IS grocery store. EENAJAH THOMAS.
J,s, 2. (eP4,D
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

4 GIJ- PUBLISHED ny THOMAS RITcHIE, oPPo-
SITE THE rosT-oFrIcr, AT. FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANSuA, PAYABLE IN4ADvANcE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

M LII be sold TO the highest bidder, ,.l Tie
w premises, on Friday the 5th da, OF Febr,i.
AIRY next, the tract OF LAND in huihclst county
on which Cornelius Thomas, late OF that count,
resided, titles ABOUT four miles from the tow.
OF Warminster, :ndcontains 22O0 acres. Great
er part OF it is tobacco land, eo,lln quaiityto a.
ny land in that or any other county in TIN. state
some fine meadow land ard plenty Of ti.aber,
tolcrable mill on a nevcr-fajlng stiesu,. 40 cr
100 acres cleared and in crdec Tor croppinl. j
viii sell the whole together or in iots to suit pur-
chasers. My terms one fourth in cash. and
the balance in OILS, two, and three years Bonds
with approved security, or { deed OF irus; ON the
land Will be required
/ REUBEN B. PATERSON,
Ato'ney in fact for C5r,ciius Tam as
Buckingham, Jan @ (aw4wr)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

"a CREEABLY to adectec ofthe county court
n of Hanover, will be sold 1t Hanover Town.
70 the highest bidder, on Tuesday the 18th inst
u lar, If not, the next fair dav on twelve month.
credit, valuable BLACKSMITH. a Woman &
q Girl, belonging to the estate of William Cock
Jun. dec ~ Bonds with approved security will
be required BY tic C6hBIISSI0NERS
Hanover Town, Jan. g. rcr3,1
l%I OKh CHEAP GOODS-JOHN KING.
AFA again respectfully informs his customers Z
the pubic, That he has just received, by the late
arrivals from Philadelphia and New-Yofk q gen
erd assortment of Fashionable and Seasonable
COODS, which are now opening at his Store,
TIE second door below the Eagle-Tayern were
they may be had Upon as good terms, for cash
as at any other placain the City.
November o. repG1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

UST RECEIVED, n general assortment of
y DUTCH BOLZyHG CLO1,HS, of superior
qualjg--For SAKE by j. D-A2A6SD4TT:
Oct IS. fiji
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

| OST, between Hanover Court House, and
A the Eagie-Tayern, in The city of Richmond,
this day, ared Morocco Por&et-Book, with Bank
Notes, 10 ibe amount of nmcty-fiye dollArs-onc
nifty dollar note OF the IT, States branch ut Sa-
yannah, No. 556S--two twenty dollar notes of
the Virginia Bank, and five dollar, TIC numbers
OF the three last rot now recolectcd; with two
bonds OF Warner L. Worlnicy's of i thousand
dollars, given TO Robert B. Gaines of King and
Queen, ohe offye hundred due the first of Janu-
airy 1910, and the other also of five hundred dol
lars due in January 1911, with sunday other pa
Pers that can be ofno service to any person but the
owner. Who ever will deliver the said Pocket
Book with the ninety five dollars and all the other
papers chat were in it whenlost, to MIR Poitiaux
OF this city or to tne subscriber residing in King
William aear Hanover Courthouse. shall receive
twenty dollars. THOMAS CARY NELSON
Richmond, Dec. 80 T2awtf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

GTEMAI.E EDU CATION viii be continued
q atMolmt-airy, the ensuing year, under tie ii-
rection OF Miss Terrell who Will teach Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar and &C.
ograDhy.
The school will be opened Oh Monday the 18th
january
Te,ms---For Board and Tuition, each finding
hcr own bedding, S 100 per anlunl, paid quarter
IL IN advance; and provisions VIII he made in
due ci!Ec for the reception of boatlcrs, no deduc-
ton eau he made for entering boarder after
part OF the first quarter has elapsed nor for the
necessary vacations HUMPHREY HILL.
Caroline, Dec. II E15tg1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

ITO PR1NTERS-FoR SALE, ON very rea-
sona5le terms: About 500 W.T. of BUR-
CEOIS, and 500 of BREWER The same Type
an which the ENeuIaxn was lately printed.
nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP
~ The Co1partaership Of Taylor e Brozsx svas
by mutual consent, dissoued rhe 31st December last
dHPersons haUing claims against the concern will
neplJor settlement to Jan,es Brozun, Jun .pho is
authorised 70 receiSe all monies due thereto.
THOMAS -T1fLOP,
5, JAMES BROWN, il
Richmond, San. S, 1903.
THE AUCTION e COMMISSION BUSINESS S,ill
% future be carried By the Subscriber in the tene
7,ent heretofore occupied BY Taylor & Brown, S,hch
rs Soeti calculated for the reception Of large quan.
lsi.y ef goods Re las on land for sale, both fer
cash and OF a credit, large assortment of GROCE-
RIES: amongst Ohich are,
i; !; r., s:ss'i :. q. asr4ep4 RUN.
Grown and ioef Sugar BY the hid and barrel,
.t'apesial, B,sOn and Young HysOn Teas,
Ceges, CoSnidc Brandy,
PenrsRpaaia Whisky,
.Srlt in sects,
9 wears old Brazil Tplne IN hhds
Fiys- quslity Hsdeira in pipes, Aids G. pr. casks,
t;hen.y Ifiie, G-e. &C. &c.
and quantity Of Dry Goods suitable for thz season.
f-f@fES BROWN, -jr.
B., !Fan. 5. CgJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

70 RkNT---Tour Councillors I,ENE.
MENTS, near the ArInoury --FoR HteE,
AWo SAVERS. L. J. HARVIE
ia" q lcptE]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12
Dec. 10.

Il NGLiSH KID SHoES-Jast received and
- for sale by Dodge e Cobb, 8 trunks Ladies'
& Misses white, black, figured and lace pattern
KID SHOES, of Jackson's manufacture, Lon
don, Also, Gentlemens' best superfine London
HATS Ian Z Ttf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

n French Languages, the English gran,lntti-
cany, Arithmetic and Geography, who wishes =
healthy situation IN the courr5 l,lay obtain III: at,
valtageous situation upon liberal terms for fur
Their information. any person who wishes ernploy-
ment of that Kind, is referred the Editor Of the
ENoUIRzn. Dec. IS rel
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

Il HRND oIN-fr ~ z L M LOfN--HaVe Just
~ received by the late arsivals from London &.
Liverpool, IN addition to their Fall Assortment,
bale London superfine Cloths and Ctassimcres,
20 do Kendall Cottons, ? do. Carpets and Car
peting, boxes a. Irish Liner, do. Diapers,
Lawns and Shectinr;
All of which. VIII DC sold low for cash o. OF 4
short credit Dec. Is. Tepfl
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-26
BY THE LAST MAIL.
NETWORK, Noeem5er 90.


A passenger who arrived.here in the brig
Emeline, from Martinique, via St. Kits,
informs us, that whilst at ST. Kits, the Bril-
tis,, brig Of war Heureux, arrived thcreirom
a cruize, having about 90 miles to the west
ward OF Guadsloupe, fallen in with the brig
Jdliana, capt. Lee, from ST. Yincents for N.
York, upset, with al her sails masts and
rigging standing, and boats dashed on the
deck, and no personliving or dead on board.
The captain Of the Heureux, took out Of
her 40 puncheons ofrum, marked d. with a
diamond, and her sails, rigging, cables, an
cfhors, &c. and some, clothes, supposed to be
the captains, marked R. L. The officers
Of tbs Hcurenx will give seven-eighss ofthe
property to the right owner, by producing
his claim at St. Kits. 5.
The above brig wss fallen in with and
captured by three French vessels of war,
who took out the crew, part of the cargo,
and scutAed her. The captain and crew
lave arrived in the United States.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-26

He was astonishcd that gentlemen should in-
troduce this argument as It went upon thss
ground that France and England could mu-I
fually arrest our commerce with each other.
IF this were really the fact, merchants who
were So nice in their calculations, would not
risk their property. The insurance offices
were perfect thermometers by which 70 Cal.
culate the degree Of risk in any commences
They always made their calculations On the
safe side; and it would be found that no
property was more sought after than insur-
ance stock, and this was because the insti-
tutions were generally conducted BY caltl-
Gus merchants. a few harunscarun indi-.
Svidualmerchants might engage in hazardous
enterprises, and lose all. such men would
never be controlled by law or prudent consi-
yderations. But the great body OF mer-
chants would always regulate the course OF
trade, and there was no need OF an enasar-
go to save them from running TOO great 8
risk.
Speech to be continued.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-26

~ Booksellers supplied on shs usual
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-26

GEORGE m. r. LIyTy, Esq.
az A rlinpton House, Districtof Columbia.
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HOUSE OF REPESENTAT. YES.
FRIDAY, No0em5er 25.

The House Of Representatives have been
engaged for the last three days principally
in conclave, on motion by one of the menu
bers for removing the injunction of secrecy
on part Of the Presidents Message of the
9Th instant. The doors were opened this
day little after two O'Clock, and we UNDER
stand they have determined to make public
their proceedings, on the motion, but not
the Message, The Message is understood
70 he private letters from Mr.. PinEncy and
Mr.. Armstrong to Mr.. Madison, and the
votes a., the different motions for making
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-26
1000 SPANISH HIDES.
LOTTERY OFFICE.

e. Tickets in the Charitable
Marine S0eaety Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the Office
OF the Alexandria Daily Gazette,
price Fine Dolls. s. Seventy jsve
cents. A regular LIST Of the
drawing will be received and IN.
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-26
Il cha, sty Sermon

VIII be delivered the morning Of the ncxl
I.oRD's DAY, at the Episcopal Church, BY.
the Reverend IFRHam e. Gibson, the re-
lief of the poor Unfortunately, is the object
Of this contribution.
The members of the ST Andrews Society
are requested to meet on that Gay at the court
house, at i O'Clock, A. N. and from thence to
walk to Church.
Bysosder Of the President,
DONALD MACLEOD, See'rs.
November "a
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-26
s PHILADELPHIA. Nmber

Yesterday arrived the ship Andrew,
Wing, GO days from Vaucelain, Martinico.
Left ship John, of and FOR New York--the
ship Marguerite, sailed in company, for
New York. Coming out, the Andrew was
boarded from the British brig Naughty, the
Captain seventy-four in company exanni,
ned and dismissed. The ship Cornelia,
Medlin, efand for this portw at Rebate,
time Of sailing uncertain. Just before capt
Wing sailed the Biisish government brig
CARNATiON, was brought in by the
French governments brig PYLADE, otter
desperate action O fur hes,s.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-26
N q TIC i.

THE GENTLEMEN of Alexandria, who arc
willing to contribute to the ASSEMBLIES this
winter, are respectfully invited TO attend at
Mr.. cafon's Hotel, this evening at seven
O'Clock, to noninate Managers and make ar
engagements to promote them
November 26.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-26

DIED, yesterday morning, Mr.. SAMUEL
McCLEAs, in the list year Of his age--His
friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
his funeral tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock,
from the house of Mr.. Daniel MCLEAN.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-26
public. generally, stood Ayes from 20 "
sc-Nayes from 70 to 80.

WOMAN.

Each creatures link d to that below it
All nature, il obsery'd, will sher il, 8 !.
And upwards still our search will prove,
Each creatures link d to that above.
Heaven, when it had created Man,
Unfnish'd found creations plan
Tho l1en and .4ngels were akin, g
i The charm still appcar'd between
Nor would the links together meet,
Till WOMAN made the Chain complete.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-26
ELEcTyONFFRYNG TPJcK

The democrats, finding their cauie linking,
and that the PEOPLE are calling their unfaith-
full Rewards, (men who " feel power and for
get right') 70 an account, are now induari-
ouily circulating report that the embargo is
Immediately to be RATED. Even the Chropi-
Gle, which has uniformly advocated that pol
icy which would have direct tendency 70 in
volve the United States in war with Eng
land, fays, there is " itrong ground OF prob
ability" that our differences will be adjuacd
with Great Britaip.--This, Mr.. Jefierion
right have effected long ago, but he has as
long rsfyisd 70 do IL
If any thing can bring MIR. JefTerfon and
thole who are afociated with him in tie ad-
mininration, to their fenfes, il mull be ~ re
0Oies eft5s People, proclaimed in the late elec-
tionS in New Hampfhire, Rhode Hand and
Vermont, To this VOICE our democratic
rulers cannot, dars not turn deaf ear. And
uneis they change their mezfures, they nun
leave their places to wifer and better MEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-26
IRON CApIz July 40. 1903.


"Un the ART init the French ar
my commanded by Gen. Dupont,
furrendered at discretion, to the
Spaniih troops under Gen. Caftanos,
at Aadujar, at about 30 or 90 leagues
from this place, eonGfing of about
10 400 prifoners, about 3ooo were
killed, and the fame number Gck, &c.
The whole making about II, 900
that Of the Spaniards conflted Of
about 90, 900, principally pealantry.
This victory has made the greateit
change imaginable with the people
generally. Theynow think they can
conquer the world, and call them
felves the conguerorS Of the conqueror
Of Auierlitz, Jena, &c.
The Britiih forces under the
command of Sir Arthur Wellefley,
haze landed near Ljbon, and it is dal-
ly expected that Gen, Junot will be
attacked and overthrown, as he has
but 10000 men altogether, III and
about LilbSn, and a few days fince
all the Britifh troops that were here,
about 5000, under Gen. Spencer
fet fail to join Sir Arthur WelIeley,
and are by this time there. 1t is
therefore impofhble that Junot can Eff
feet his elcape, 70 that this part of
Spain and Portugal will be quiet for
while at leait."