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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14

4 settlements ofAn The accounts With this
oifiee 10 anxiodsly desired; the greater part Of
them have been standing open, from two to six
years, and some as long n eight years. = 1t Is
not our wish to Cypress at any time, much less
1t period like the present, when distress and
gloom appears u peryade all grades If society,
fEOm the onceindependent farmer, sdownato the
more humble mechanic and labourer; but jus.
tcs to ourselves and others, requires, in voice
Dat must be heaEd. that settlement should
shortly take place-We are disposed to make
every a,leviation in our power, win therefore
take in payment any kind Of grain, wood, OF
any other useful article our employers have to
dispose oE-FrOm those who canno. make pay.
ment in any way, At this time, we shall CERTAIN
" expect notes for what Is now due, before
their accounts are encreased--Many, have ex-
pressed willingness 70 settle annually, but
from not being called upon, have neglected h
and some have generously paid US in advance
70 such we tender our thanks, It's determined
upon to settle all the affairs Of this establishment
tp 'GA the first Of January next, ater which
tine, 1.-THE lntelEgeaeef remains in our hands.
We shall endeasodr 70 "alter tie procedure"
and have our accounts closed at the end Of eve
~ succeeding yeaFl this, We ne eeitsin. yin
Be agreeable 70 our patrons, and more benef.
risit6 ourselves r s>,.".f
g For the paper On which we now print, we
have been obliged to pay an advanced price Of
nearly fifty per cent, and cannot obtain il even
At that rate. without advancing cash; the time
j. fast approaching when we shah want sup
ply III the winter. We hope our friends viii
not,brget thst theis aid Is necessary to accom-
plsh this. go ~. ...'t e., =, ~ -
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Late embarrassing ID. :, nesos
from, Europe.
z ~%NA
BOSTON, 0etobey a

i. The ship Mary, Fesdiek, from London, NJ
rived here yesterday, in g days passage. She
brings London papers to Aug 1S, eontuaininga
? IMPORTANT IETELLIcEMcE- s.,
the brief summary Of which i, that Don Joseph
Napoleon, had found il necessary 70 esacuate
Madrid, which he did on the 27th July after
,plnHdsring the psisees and churches Of their
m6st valuable effects, that The iIahahitsnts, IN
eensed At this violence and sacrilege, pursued
VIC rear Of the army, and regained number
Of wagons, loaded with plumber; that plans
were formingin several quarters, orintercept.
ing his return, and that upwards Of 135, 600
Spaniards were on their march towards Mad
rid for thAt purpose; that the movement Of gen.
cuesta, with his flying artillery, was found
out to be plan, for intercepting Joseph Bona
parties rout TO Madrid, which he missed effect
ing only BY few hours and that the emperor
Napoleon had arrived at Paris, and convoked
his senate, for the purpose Of sanetoning
plan ealing out every man capable Of bearing
arms, from the age Of 16 to 20, to join the
French arTniss IN Spain. ii a5s4 4 :, - =.
i N-rss lAxrafs from the fapes. ~: si@
Aug. ~. Dispatches received from Co
rlti,a, Aug. s, sRnolnce that Joseph Roha-
parte, and al the French, are preparing to e
sacuate Spain. This highly important intelt-
gence was circulated yesterday In the form of
\ bulletin, conceived in the following terms S
intelligence was this morning received by
government, from lieut. col Doyle, dated Co
lrurna, the 4th Of August at midnight The
lieut. that he had . letter.. dated
Madrid, 9Th Of July, which says, that on that
raorning the French commenced their retreat
from TINT city that Joseph Bonaparte had
quilted Madrid, sna had taken away every
thing Of value belonging to the court. Every
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Notice to Carpenters. /.

ETrHE Commissioner. of the town
l. Of Bath, having 'impowessd
me TO contract with q workman to
construct. new Baths, I hereby give
notice, tina. | wish to receive propo-
sale on that subject, as speedily as
possible. 81 e ~ ItsSt. }ssts5 !
aRAWLE1GH CoLSTON
September 9, sos. r. ] 3 II tsso.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14

France. General Dunonf kad been IN X clo..
conGncmeni, IN consequence ufhir hay;nr -,
detected in sttenptipos " exc;,e Al cli2,r.- q
mang The French 10 rise, 70 tanner x;th Ia
loyalty ofthe Sp.niards. ard 81 - I. Z go
| a. Il respected the ssa,e 81 the cn.,S,rv w VIZ
prevent any disturhapcea he ony.yn,. III a.
dsFed The inhabitants 10 tske sheir arms horne
10 their houses - - - : -
u was reported. a. fact. that Arsfr;a .na
Italy had declared srains. Fr.nee' sra ~.
some actions had taken place between thcr.,
andthe Erench. = - : = -.
Lord collingwcod with Ave sail ofs he l;ne
md sssssal frgAkes, Nss az csdis. hnt ~
busind Up IL N6diteffxncnn. = -. q 10
should learnSth sesult 81 tKs laui;nT a. tn
British II Portugal =. . :,
Letters were received n cadiR g IL
10Th. from Mr. lryingy and CAPT. Hariin~
dispatches from him for governments, sid Ia
be Important. w = :, - g. -.
The American vessels at Algezirax wele not
liberated FIVE ofthe captains were a Sev;IleE
and were promised BY the supreme Junta q 8
immediately set at liberty. - - -.
-, VICTORY IN PORTUGAL.
On the 9Th Of September, close in with S.
Michaels6S capt. Harding was boarded by the
British frigste Eugene, Eve days from Lisbon
bound % Halifax, aftsr stopping afew hoursa e
o. NANnAehA WMWeopeo very politely, and
iniormed thst The British took possession Of
we're action with Junot's army. Ri WHICH IN.
British loss 1000 and kiIIed betveer . mi
5000 Freackmen md wounded 4 srest nn,nisr.
JGnotas army, which had s,,rrendered. ~.
sisted Of II, 900 surviving troops. e
The Rusian Aeet had capit,ilated. and VIVA
70 be sent DO England This ffirate was direct
from England with convoy or Lisbon-did not
enter the TaEus-was off there bat. one day. |,
The same day capt H. went ashore n 81.
Michaels saw and eonversed with Mr.. Eek =
ley. the American consul, but he had no news
OF conseQaence-no American vessels there =,
ktsa tke Official Seville Casrtte of ~, 10.
= - MApRIp, August
IN the gardens Of the Royal China Fabric
where they had Notifications, they left behind
hem % cannon al Of which were spiked. e
were those IN the batteries del Retiro. .whers
hey LETT great number Of hovitsefs. srms
and Provisions. The reception az Ioeeph n
ths city was shamsfl - AIso shroueout thS
sSN1s Sesse Ne peaeeA q IL - hixlef,
no oc9y adcsned the exteIies 1t sheir houaea.
neSwlsnstandang ne order that was siven b
hsasneet 10 adom the avenues L was q,
eessary 70 issue proclamation on the 95th.
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FRESH GOODS
Non, 6be,i;,Ie..z

THE subscribers have the plea
p. i sure 70 inform their friends,
customers and .he public generally,
that they have jnst received and are
now opening q their Store (Mr.
Kearslsy's ssell.knoWn corner, 10
Shspherd's. Town, q complete. and
i, handsome assortment, Of. b -, z ,
iSPRIJNG65SEIyMJM.ER
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BOSTON, OFT 8.

Yesterday arrival in this port ship Unhed
States, capt. Harding, who len ca66I the sd
Of August and Hrings the Seville Gazette 10
the 18Th, which contains confirmation Of the
account that .fosspA Bsaabayle, ssitka tas AeaA
army had Jasd FROM lGlir;d tessGsst Fssa1es e.
the 3oth Fl gay m Captain II, adds that ii
was gensrally believed n cadi1. from the va
rious accounts which had been received theres
that SPAN was entirely cleared Of French troops,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
Uarren, Juiu 6. 1903.

Warren, Juiy 6, 1903.
Our National birthday was celebra-
ted in this place with that spirit and hi
larity which the occasion ought ever
to inspire. The dawn of day was sa-
luted by the artillery. About noon,
procession, consisting of the Library
Society, and a large number of other
citizens Of this and the neighboriug
towns; was escorted to the meeting
house by the military, wherc the throne
Of grace was addressed by the Rev. Mr..
Hltse after which very elegant Ora.
ton was delivered by E5enezer Thatch-
or, Esq: Several pieces Of music were
performed in a handsome style, by a
choir of singers, accompanied by the
band. Upon returning 10 the Hall, the
company sat to we'll furnished tables;
and after dinner, drank seventeen
Toasts, under the discharge of the
Warren and ThomastOn Artillery.
The following were among the teasts
given on the occasion,
Our National Independence May il e..
er be maintained with spirit purely A.
merican, equally remote from undue at
tachment, and from servile obsequiousness
TO foreign powers.
Commerce. Though dead and buried,
may its departed spirit haunt the halls Of
Congress, and write upon the Presidential
palace the prophetic denunciation, Meme
meme tekel upharsin."
The Fisheries. The nursery of seamen,
and support Of commerce May those
whose farms are OF the deep soon be per-
mitted TO piow that farm for subsistence.
The Coasting Trade-May it be no lon
ger hampered BY unnecessary and uncon-
stitutional restrictions Let not the Amer
lean people be compelled to receive bread
BE- allowance
American Seamen. May we have gov
eminent which will protect them with
something more than Proclamatons, but
will not sacrifice orr commerce, or embroil
the nation to protect foreign deserters.
The E,mbargo--A tragedy in FIVE acts"
followed BY an afterPIece called Hour IL
censes-may tie actors be Kissed from the
stage, aud the authors consigned to infamy.
VOLUNTEERS.
DemagogGes and Disorganizers-Whil
they plot the subversion Of the Constitution,
and tiie destruction of good men, may they,
like Hsnan Of old, be hanged upon their
own gallows fifty cubits high.
Our Representative in Congress-May
the people soon relieve him from the bur-
den Of Legislation. Better that he should
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
FROM CfIfDEN.


THE Birth Day Of our national In
dependence was celebrated at Camden
ia truly American stile.
Capt. GregOry's company OF Cavalry
and capt. Foot's company OF Light In
fantry paraded in honor Of the day, and
formed an escort for number Of re-
spectacle Citizens Of Camden and the
adjoining towns to the meeting house
when, after pertinent PRAYER by the
Rev. Dir. Cochran, en- elegant and truly
patriotic Grafton was delivered by Capt
Foete, in which the orator reviewed cor
rectly the rise and progress Of this wes-
tern Empire-iudiciogsly compared
the situation OF this xith other coun-
tries lamented the unhappy divisions
an America, and portrayed in striking
coiors, the babelui effects OF party spir-
rit-An appropriate ode was then sung
and the procession returned to William
Parkman, Esq'rs. where large COM
pany partook Of a slmptuous dinner.
Seventeen toasts were drank frotn
which we select the following.
TIE D1y-May every return Of this an.
hIversary be celebrated by Americans with
increasing patriotism.
Or biia5fers abroad May thew repre-.
sent America ~ holding out the Olive
Branch to all nations boWine the knee to
none.
The BlocSadIr5 dctfecs n N0vris5e, 1906
"A new invented SYSTEM for the dcst nc.
ton Of Neutral Commerce.
British oyaers m Cor1 cd When retaliat-
ing on their enemies may they learn 20 re-
spect neutral rights.
Re-yetal.atier All against neutrsl's-
May he who would forbid supplying ships
1t sea, be himself placed On the middle III
the Atlantic ~ ieai,y ship, dismasted, and
out OF provisions.
Tie Disrict ~ Marie May its hardy
Inhabitants maintain their Independence
with the hrTnneSs Of their stately forests,
: and the regularity of their rolling tides.
Or Fishermen, ssho hall Ro riches from tie
Dep -Aiay their well founded claim on
their country be never neglected.
The Clouds hanging over our poll
teal and natural atmosphere in no de-
gree dampened the gaiety and hilarity
ofthe scene, and the happy union Of
all parties in celebrating the return of
tlAs memorable ara, was peculiarly
gratifying.
he company separated At an early
hour, and order and regularity Uniform
y prevailed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
BENJAMIN brown, I'd
10 BE SOLD.

A lining HOUSE, forty feet Nv thfr-
1 ty.tw0, two huues high, with con(-
modious Stable and other our buildings, with
about half an acre az Land, htuaIcd near ths
bridge in TssiJarr, accommodated wuh eTeel-
lent water by Acquedntt from al nuiailihg
forrce, which abundanily iupplies he houie.
fable and garden in the drief feafohs. The
houit has been built about ten ye4-s-the OH
er buildings not three years 6nte. they
Aand in llauriihing village. wihiB one IN.
Of Re7oIoi College, IN BrHi f5r4I and al,.lat
hSy rods from the Court Hopic - r. d..
TO perfon who wifl1es 20 rs corgefned "a
the Lumber bu[iuefs. ~ the trader w iasiuitri-
GUS mechanic, The oVpo. lily % g0-cAafe :
good ftapd, may G wc.thl a-ts son rlrl ~
information may b. had 81 re ,uhrcr,her u
Bath IONA ElIIa,
BfrB rs. an
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
A FARM FOR SALE,

TN the town Of Falmouth, in the county OF
Cumberland, conlfting Of one hundred
and FIVE acres Of Land, Of which thirty is In
terval, and lying on Prefumpfcot River, and
FIVE miles from the town Of Portland, and on
the pot road that leads from Portland TO Au-
gulta, and into many of the back towns Sait
farm is conveniently ftuated for Public
Houfe, with large two tory Houie and
Barn, wi n out houfes The foil OF laid fsrn
Is inferior 70 none For further particular
inquire of OLIVER WlNsLOW,
on the premifes, JHy "A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

THE ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE
at Portland will be publickly inltalled
on IBa.ftay fbs 4tb Infant, in AMPLE FORM
by the GRAND LODGE of Mafachuietts. The
Hon. 1IHoTHY BIGELow will prefide, and a
Sermon be delivered by the Rev Geoggl
Rieba'ds, of Portimouth The Lodge will
meet at nine o'clock Precifely, al Uaioz Hall
and the proceiIion move at eleven.
a Dinner will be provided onthe occaGon
at the fame place.
~ The Brethren Of the neighbouring
Lodges are particularly requelled to attend
and afhit in the fOlemnities Of the Day-Psy
0'der sftbs ~. Mater.
JOSEPH c. BOYD, Set'ry.
TEIy Alb.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

After the Performance Of sppropri-
ale Music, the Throne Of Grace was
addressed by the Rev. Thomas Green,
in solemn and impressive manner
subsequent to which, an animated o.
ration was pronounced 6y the Hon
ANNI r. MITCHELL, Esq; in which
the ruinous tendency and effects of a
visionary, hlilo82hhic, and anti.com-
mercial policy, were correctly and en-
ergetically described. The procession
then returned to the Hall, where the
company partook Of public Dinner,
provided for the occasion.
Col. John Lawrence ofhciated as
President, and Mr.. Nathaniel jerks as
Vice President.
The Cloth being removed, the fol-
lowing Toasts were drank -
/ american Tnaependence-God forbid
that we should ever become slaves, while
inbabiting that country, whose bosom con-
tains the bones OF our Fora:athers.
2. Mzssaciuscfts.-H4 Having retakcn high
ground, nav she never retreat.
}. The El:abVEo :--
'''Tis sa;d some muskets 80 contrive il,
/" AS of 70 miss the mark they drive at
I" aud tho well -in'd az duck or plover,
7" Lear WIDE, and kick their owners-over."
a. Apie- ca Z Sailors. ResartIng TO the
Hoe and thl Spade BY Executive recon-
mendati0a, may they escape being impress
e4 by legal land-ubbers.
5. The FisAerieg.--" Something is rotten
ia the State Of Denmark"
6. Tie WGsb and Hornet May they
chase every Cock-roach from the ocean.
z. Presideat .Iefersoa's CircalE 10 Coz.
SHllivan-If we must be sfarzcd, may we
have the pleasure Of Star1iEg according to
Law.
8. Timothy Pieteyis2 The veteran
Statesman, whose warning voice awoke
the slumbering Genius Of Our Country.
9. Political Tseishag.--May all who
change federal for democratic principles, to
secure public favor, meet similar encour-
agement with ex-senator ADAMS.
10. WAsaINGroN. The patriot, the he
TO and the sage; may the liberties Of our
country be commensurate with lis fame.
H. National .1iishce. The surest fun
dation Of national prosperity.
IL. The ntsmorg u PREBLE The naval
hero, the Thunder of whose little squadron
in other times, shook the coast Of Barbaly,
and appalled, the tyrant Of Tripoli.
Is. Literary aHa Religions Institutions.
The pillars in the temple Of Freedom.
IA The Ctergy. May they correct, in
spire and moralze the age.
Is The F1fr Mavfhey ever he as con-
spicuous for their patriotism, as for the
" biushing honors'' of modesty ana virtue.
10. Tie United States. Relying on their
own resources ard energies, may they new
er be entangled IN foreign alliances.
II. The Emperor IF France. Ere we
submit to this naughty conqueror, may we
forget our ancestors, burn orr history, and
write slase on our foreheads.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

fore | 2 o'clock, at noon, and, attended
with martial music, proceeded to the
meeting house, where pieces of music
were frst performed-then the throne
OF grace addressed in well adapted
prayer, which was followed by music.
After which an ingenious and patriotic
IOrauon was pronounced by the Rev.
Jabez Pond Fisher, which was succeed
ed by music, suited to the subject and
circumstances of the day. The pro-
cession then again formed, and pro-
lceeded to Mount North, where, after
lpartakiag of an elegant dinner, the fol-
lowing toasts were drunken, accompa-
MED with guns, cheers, &c.
1. The Day we celebrate sacred to
liberty, our political rights, and social fcs-
tIYity May no ign interference, nor DO
mestlc brolls, ever prevent the enjoymen.
.of it.
2. The States. May their union contin-
ae ull the waves cease 10 roll.
;. The President of the United States
May he be wise as an angel Of light, re-
move heavy burdens, and let The oppressed
so free.
4. Massachusetts. MAY her success in
retrieving her character be complete
5. Governor sullivan. May ne profit by
his new associates.
6. The next Election of President May
it result in a Washington.
z. The Arts and Sciences. MAY they
be encouraged as things Of primary lmpor-
lance in Federal Republic.
8. Agriculture and Commerce wings
lof our national prosperity. May no unhap-
Ipy event any longer impede their progress.
9. Our Nation. May it not bend like the
willow, but, like the stately oak, stand firm
on the basis OF the Constitution.
10. Rulers and People of Europe. May
they learn war no more.
| Ii. The American Fair brightest prog
eny Of heaven. May they be The only otf-
GERS employed in the recruiting service.
-. Our young Americans. May they
tamlllarize tAe history OF the American rev
olution, imbibe the spirit, and applaud the
sentiments of the times which trled mems
souls.
Is. The Clergy. May they never be
persecuted for exercising their constitu-
tlonal rights.
ii. The harbor Of Boothbay, eminently
good. Neither soldiers, nor Notifications,
nor gun-boats, to make the people submit
to the iron rod and CALLING chains Of ty-
ranny.
Is. Present distressing Times & Meas.
ures. Avalmt ana never more return.
10. Existing differences with foreign
powers May they be happily adjusted, and
the present lmpediments of our national
commerce speedily removed.
! IL. Tie squatters Of Maine. May the
contemplated settlement Of their land titles
speedily take place.
+ VOLUNTEERS.
: After Mr. Fisher retired, the following
was given by Mr. f. Wilson
! The Orator of the Day-May each around
the festive board imbibe his sentiments.
By Mr.. ]. Nc Cobb.
Advocates Of the Embargo TO the
right about face March
BY Mr.. ]. Aud.
Boothbay- Nav IT in future also, if occa-
sion require, be in the front rank Of sections
Of the United States, inreturning to correct
principles.
BY Mr.. J. Nc Clintock-The Embargo.
Oh may it speedily depart, with honor on
its wing, Using.
And every true American Our freedom
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
William Goddard.

LAS received by fhips Jofeph and Henry
IL IL from Liverpool, very extenfve add
tion to his flock of SadIery, Cutlery & Hard
Ware Goods-which he offers for faIe BY
wholelale and retail, on the mon reaionabe
terms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes belt Crown Glafs, all fzes from
9 by 2 to shy ~
$50 caiks wrought Nails, all fizes
8 tons fheet Lead
70 doz, beft EngIilh Shovels and Spades
20 doz. Frying pans
100 dor. bea Sewing Irvine
ca4ks fiat Irons
Large quantity Cart. Wagon, and Chai(e
Wheel Boxes
Sests of Cart Iron, Weights
2, IA and 2Sw do do
Blocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blackimith's AnviLs and Vices.
ALSO,
An afortnens Of LOOKING GLASSES,
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
A very great variety Of Joiner's Planes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
gaIss bp III tiom.


Sberif'S Sale.
7a|en BY ExacutisH and viii BE- EA 1T
Public AuEF3h, IOMOPROW', at
I. Greedy & Cos. Office, at 8
o'ckck X. III.
A LARGE afortment of ENGLISH and
a INDIA GOODS
CONSISTING or
Broad Cloths, Kerfymeers, Costings, FlaHnels,
BaiEes, Patient Cords, do. Plains, Booking
Plains. Calcoes, Dimcries, Mullins, Cam
brics, Velvets, Thickletts, furnitures, Serges,
Cinghams, Chambrays, Merfaills Quilt, Toll
eretts, India Cottons, LongcIoths, Linens,
Diapers, Handerchiefs. Luarings, Shawls-
Cap patterns, cotton aud worried Hole, Oil
Cloths, table do napkins, sc. &c.-By Ordey Of
EDMUND MARCH, -. SEyif.
July II, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
Far 3auHdfcs q Bilious CanpLanf5,
WIIEATON's
Genuine Iaundice Bitters,

(PR1cE 20 cENTs0
Sfrrred 70 bin " Letter. Patent jrses f5s PSsdtr+
~ fBs United Slater.
A MEDICINE extremely ueful for curing
= jaundicy and bilious diiorders. and re-
moving that ipking, faint and diarefed feel
ingat the ffomach, difficulty of breathing, lofs
Of appetite, and Geepy, dull heavinels in the
fore part of the day, weakness and trembling
Of the limbs, dizzinefs Of the head, aud Yellow
nefs Of countenance, complaints 10 common 10
jaundiey and bilious people.
The many cures thar have been Effected in
New England by the above medicine, Gas may
be ieen by the bi'ls) prevent the neCeliiy Of
further ecChmendaTion.--Li1rz
Wheaton'S Itch Ointment.
A Medicine which viii certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing either
dangerous or difagreeabe.
One box cures perlon, and there need De
no wafhing after the ule oft, As the skin is
generally Left clean and irnooth,
The above MEDICINES are kept conftantls
for fale by
Erving & Poor,
at their Store near the head Of Fiih-Areet.
e p IT, Mz5eG z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
TIE NOTICE.

L He Postmaster at Portland respectfully
reminds thofe who take newspapers that
two quarters became due on the first day of
the prefent month, and tl.ofe who do not pay
their bills BY the fifteenth Of faid month their
papers will not be delivered to them until
what is due is paid and one quarter in adj
vance. 1HLy II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

The dispatches brought by the O.
sage have been forwarded to Washing
ton: of their contents we can state no.
thing with certainty, but we hope for
once Mr.. ]efiierson's Cabinet will con-
duct on his once fovounte maxim that,
" in republic there should be no Sc
crets."
The opinion in London was that A
merica would preserve peace with En-
gland.
It is stated one of the Spanish pro-
vinces in South America has been ce-
ded to Bonaparte
v Il appears the Swedes have been de-
feated in Norway.
Bonaparte has Confded the admins
tration OF the government Of Portugal
to the new King Of Spain till general
peace, who is shortly to marry one Of
the Bonaparte family.-All American
vessels are Embargoed in France.
The French squadrons have returned
70 Toulon.