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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14

u AND-For sale a valuable tract OF Land n
IL Goochl;ud county, or the watets of BEAVER
Dam creek containing 400! acres. This is ex-
celent farming Land fertile in the produce of
grass, corn and wheat--of the latter, large crop
is just put in It's improvements arc comfortable
and convenient (; but The purchaser W.. first see
il, by applying to Mr.. Branch, on the premises
The terms will be easy; the greater part ct the
payment will be received in negroes from ten TO
twenty-five years of age. The subscriber viii.
inform further those who apply. He resides a.
bout miles from the Land
RIO: SAMPSON.
September So (epSw)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14

a T PRIVAYE SALE, at MYEas's Auction
x ~ Store, just received
4 Bales Kendall Cottons,
s BALES blue and white mixed Kerseys,
9 Bales Half-Thicks, assorted-whte. blue,
green and mixed,
9 Bales w alsh Plains--white and blue,
:, Bales Coating-blue and red,
Cases London fashionable Beaver Hats,
And an additional supply of the bess Dutch
BoLTTNG CLOTHS. Also, in Stor- Prime
Muscovado Sugars, in hhds. and bhls. Loaf SUI
gar, Molasses, old Madeira Wine, a quantity OF
Gin Cases and DemJohns. Oct. H., GTfJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14

3 DVEETISEHlEKT.-- Notice is hereby gi-
[ = ven, that PETITION VIII be presented
10 tie reNt Session Of the General Assem-
bly, OF Vrsinia, 60 hare The lower part OF Nor
tNunbeiignd county (it being very narrow neck
u ard sdjoined TO Che county of Lancaster.
Ses, q Coaw4wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14

YpANK NOTES, as below described, we're
} pat into tie post Office at this place on 9th
May Last, enclosed in letter addresscdto Messrs
J3hu WardeT and Sons, philadelphia, and which,
,tcr has never been received il is therefore ap-
pretended shat the BANK NOTES NAV have fall
len mo improper hAnds and should such APP
fearin circulation, We earnes ty request that they
may be stopped. Any satisfactory information
riding ,htm viii be than.:i,lly received, and
Ifrcl,ired, i'bcrsijv re warded
BUCHANAN G POLLOK.
Petersburg, July 5. co
Pms Of Virginia psvabic aftheir Office of Dis.
c,uul aad Deposit Petersburg, 20 Robert Biz
.hctt President thereof On Bcsrer,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14

T Wisl,to purchase middle aged WOMAN.
4 without children, who has been accustomed
to house business and nursing.
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
Richmond, Sept. IS. Tr1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14
Extract Of letter from Cadiz, d4ted
.fHe-nsf 26

s1HSH8f 70.
/" The British ships of war in this quarter,
and particularly off here, have received Or
ders from the admiralty to dischafge all
the American seamCn on board Of their re-
spective vessels, and i'll consequence, a great
many have obtained their discharge and
come on shore here this YOU NAV state as
a fact. as ! can vOuch for the truth of it
having converscd with iDany Of them since
their liberation--this looks well. Our ves-
sells navigating in this quarter are treated
politely by the English, and no obstacle is
thrown in the way of our trade, which is
admissible. This port being now open, all
neutrais are admitted to free entfy--the
blockade is raised, aud some of the British
men Of war have quilted This station entire
iy. Lord Collingwood leaves here in a few
days go proceed to Farcelola, In Catalonia.
which place, after being Tor long time in
POSSESSION OF The French, is a. length said to
DC entirely clear Of them. Its computed
that the French have already lost in this
country an hundred thousand men IN killed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14

CT PUBLISHED ny THOMAS RIrcMIE, or
posIrE THE UNION TAVERN, Ar FIVE DOL
LARS Pa ANNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14
Richmond, 9Th Oct. 1903.

The Auction and Commission business, VIII be
continued in the same place, by the Subscribers,
I'm Ter the firm of Foster and Satcheii
JOHN FOSTER.
John SATCHELL.
Who offer for sale on liberal Credit
"a Bales OF coarse Wooiens, consisting OF Ne
rro Cottons, white and blue Kerseys, white,
brown. olive and mixed duties, blue Sagathy, &c
Muscovado Sugar in hhds. and barrels
Brown HAVANA Do. in boxes,
Green Coffee in tierces and barrels
White Do. in bags,
Old and new Antigua Rum IN hhds.
Northern Rum H. hhds.
London Particular Madeira Wine In Pipes, 6
years old,
Country Gin in barrels,
Salt in Sacks,
un.Powder s. Imperial Tea in small chests,
Youig Hyson Tea, in Or. chests
Rice in hhds. and tierces,
Liverpool Ware IN crates,
Patent Shot, Spanish Segars, Philadelphis
Soap and Candles, &c.
ALso-A few packages OF Goods, consisting
ofwhite and colored India Goods, Cambria, spot
ted, I.eno, Null Null and other Musns, Cam
brio and Muslin Hand'kfs. Caps and fuckers, an
assortment of Ginghams, Camel Hair Shawls,
Horse and Gigg Whips, Letter Paper, and Lon.
don made Silver Watches.
A pair of very likely young CARRIAGE HoR'
SEES, to he sold low for cash, on short credit
Oct IL. LOU
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14

NTOTlCE-I shall petition the Virginia AS
IN sern.,lv, at their gnext session, to vest me
with the right of erecting dam across the Ri
yapna river. i'm the county Of Fiuvanna, for the
purnosc of working water Grist Mill, from my
Lands ON the North side of SAID; river to he lands
of George Pickett, (late the property OF David
Ross,) on tho opposite shore. The public are in
formed that the petitioner, will erect the proper
locks, so rs not to impede the safe Navigation OF
said river. JOHN ADJ LIN.
Fluvanna. Oct. q. Coaw4w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14

TIME Copmtnership oftiie Subscribers under
1 the firm of Darmsdatt, Foster Salcheii,
win be dissolved by mutual consent, on the lo!h
instsnt-AM claims against the firm will be paid
uDoa application to John Foster and John Sat
che who are authorised to receive an aeo. ts.s que
]. DARMSDATT,
]. FOSTER.
l. SATCHELL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14

led him to the kingly dignity ard reasons of
State having compelled him to give his hand
to a Princess of the German Empire, she
must no longer consider him in any other
ligh. than as a Sovereign unconnected with
her by former ties. This youngt-t repre-
sentative of the family destined by Provi-
dence to reign over Europe, may possibly,
like his brother Joseph, find himselfere long
in a situation to induce Miss Paterson, ra-
Their to congratulate herself, than TO regret,
that she has not been made Queen OF West
phalia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14

The Auction and Commission business, viii be
Continued in the same place, by the Subscribers
I'm ler the firm of Eoster and Sltchel
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14
FRENCH ACCOUNT.

= " DIadfid, Ju}V %. 81.
"Jis Catholic majesty, king joseph Ea-
poleon, on the Goth, at O'Clock P 81 made
his entry into his,capital, with ringing Of
bells and firing OF cannon. All the troops
were under Arms; and the generals and con-
STUFFED authorities went to receive the king.
On the 2lat many persons were nilfed To
an audience OF his Majestt all we're rIe,s-
ei with the reception which tnry met ,y,tl,
iton new sovereign. On el,teripg I've
city l. majesty found the streets and win
dows crowded with IN immense tc;. n:.re, of
people who rent the air With The CIV &c jo,,g
tie he king pm JoseHh. 'fhe advance.
ment OF Mug D1n Joseph t. &c tlu me Of
spain has been seen with pleasure and satis-
lection BY the diifu"cni courts OF the CONT
neat. His majesty tie emperor Of Rsssia
has taken greet part in this fortunate e.
vent"
EEGLIsH ACCOUNT.
70 ..l .Bod,Id, I'M &C..
g On the 12tf NJ this mbnth ar 10 s'cIookt
Was announced tsx tEe dts l.i.sS,Sl a .i.t, ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14

SEVILLE, August IS.
Yesterday Left this city for Madrid, their
Excellencies Don Francis Xavier Castanos.
our worthy general in chief, and Don Ar
dres Minanony las Casas, one of the mem
bers OF our Supreme Junta, who follow tho
vanguard Of our army, which we believs
must before this, have catered Mad id.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01
I5v TIC RM,s.
EROM fERTC4.

FROM AFRICA
4 dreadful carnage has taken place
in Africa, among some Of the principal
tribes there. From all we have been
enabled to learn, il appears one Of the
Chiefs, a very rich and powerful prince,
tof the tribe Of the Assentics, died, and
in conformity with the custom, was
buried, and alarge portion Of lis trea-
sure deposited in his grave. The
Chief Of another tribe found means to
approach the tomb, from which he
stole the money the violation was
discovered--the thief was pursucd,whO
| il was discovered had taken refuge with
another ChiuE with whom lie had shar-
Cd the booty, and these two we're JOIN
ed by a third. These three tribes
were followed by the party aggrieved,
with a very large army. One Of the
offending parties proceeded to 2e En-
g!ish iOI at Anamaboo, where 1000
women ana children had previously Ia
kenShelter; the fort was att lcked by
the Assenties, in the defence Of which
LOO Of them were kltd. They were
afterwards informed, that the Chief Of
the tribe Of whom they were ii search
had escaped TO Cape Coast Castle, for
which place they instantly commenced
their march, and on their arrival there,
he was given UP by the governor, with
whom they separated on the most
fri--',-iIy 81 ms, s'.i~1 I.suCCouCu again ia
search oftbe other offenders, carrying
fire and murder through the whole of
the country through which they mar
ched. When at Cape Coast, they had
proceeded about 500 English miles
from their native country, and it IL
said, that lii the coarse Of their march
not less than from 10000 to 40, 900 per-
sons had fallen victims to their fero-
city.-N. 7. PAPER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01
-s ccpGroCdfT1 G

Exttact afG'lncy. fomg mercantile house il
44ltg.erp, aatel Oct. 81, 1867, 10 a merchant
in this fozp7.
ave feel no smah regret that the cargo
Of \ Is still detained by tie Ctstom-
Houac We have used every mean in our
power to get her released, IS well s.sever-
a other vessels III the same predicament.
We have made several applications at Paris
The Emperor will not decide he is proba-
bly, waiting to see what turn things are
likely to take. Vyou a,raa5p Jour difficult
lies Spith England, it is mach to be appre-
hended, France will become hostite 10 d.
merica. The Emperor (Bcnaparte) it is
said, has declared there stall be 10 neatrdis
-allmust declare fJr or against him The
trade Of lhc United States mas never been
placed in 50 awkward Z situation"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01
ERDlI C4DLZ.-N1r


The -ign.ug family Of Portugal are to
De annIhl-t-d, and that country annexed To
this. Some private 1Isturbancesin our K0,-
Al family, have Occa.iyned two cNtraordinl-
nv publications TIE f,ct Is, the Prince Of
Ast.rjas, s TIC Prince Of Peace, arc sworn
enemies, and, OF course, one or Lhc other
must fall. The, whole couutr, is kept in n
state O. suspense aod DARN, which suspends
Eeariy all commercial business.
Under date Of the 5Jh INST, His Males
ty sent ID the council the following De
cree g.
The voice Of nature arrests The
arm Of vcngC nee and where a son
repcnts an inadvcrtent act, We cannot
refuse to act IS n aiTectiouate father.
My son Las already declared the authors
Of the horrible plan-which they had
causd him q enter Hpon~-to Be- 7rretch-
es--alI which he has done ID proper
manner, altogether consistent with that
iormality which the law requires i'll 81
m3lar cases. His repentance and fear
have dictated the approximations which
he has made to me, and which fol-
low -
" Royai Sfre-I have erred--I have
sinned against your Majesty, as King,
and as a Father. But repent and Of
| FER to your Majesty the most implicit
obedience. ought to have done moth
ing without the knowledge of your
Majesty hut I was blinded. | have,
however, discovered the cuIprits, and I
beseech your Majesty to forgive me, S,
permit me to approach your royal pre-
scnce5 as your Acknowledged Son.
(" FERNANDO,
[" San L2re7-o, Nov. 3, 1907.
/ THE Prince also sent letter II III.
Mother to intcrcede fer him
" In consequence Of these, and the
! entreatics Of my beloved spouse, / par,
! don my son, and viii restore him unto
favor when his conduct shall prove tina
| he has undergone thorough reform
| And hereby command those JUDGES
who have been acquainted with the bu
sincss from the commandments, 10 &C
| according 10 the sentence Of the law
according to the atrocity Of the crimes
| anu the quality of the criminals, takin,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01

Predictions and Pr>hAccics BY Anna
Dorothea, t5r tie year 1903, zuth
n2'cs end iAlShati9ns By Isaac Bick-
erstafi, Esq.
l8oS-Alay.-Bging the season Of
love many marriages to take place in
Europe, Asia, Africa and America.
A political Court5hip will commence
this month between .Acholeen The Grcot
and Miss Collom5ia. Some sly looks
VIII be cast by the former, and an effort
70 squeeze the fair miden's hand will be
made which will be returned by a rous-
ing 6o-C on NE r4r by the fair damsel.-
Vote By !. Blckerstaii, Esq Miss Col
unhla will have many admirers this
month, but she viii lay an Embargo on
the whole Of them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01

oner- The overstraiIed labors Of the s,,.,
orters q bad cause, N struggling 70 cor
cal Us def"rnIilee, generally dcfrat 49,
! "Wn OBJECT and intention AVID albo,,,.s
Mr. We. Fvlart max 10 ~ for AZ NJ naLna
l prospective eu.OTiun un the measures ,,I.-L
| the administration may pursue ~ SOM III,
ture time; and although government eLc,II
| hereafter pursue measures whicl .LonIJ ~
pear TO him sgrOng. he should stilI tL;nlci
ms duty 70 conclude th at government -
rSlft yet think lie Gas the {" s4ryant 80
| people" and their organ) paws no ye,.,. b..,L
compliment 70 the understanding Of Ms car.
stitucnts Neither do | think tb.t 49,.
would fall down 50 dcvnutly at tie feet II
this idol, this Nror, which Ae 50 farver.
y worshirs ! q Temtqy1 Z o. aao,s, I'll
Legislators Of nations SiocRnl, .Noadv IN
F.5yland-What a 1riumvirate ANro,,..T
CEsAE and LEPIDUs, hide your 9imir;sl'
cd heads--What a sublime Spectacle b..
the enlightened nineteenth century
But to- tie poiRt--What are these e.n.
I wise, dlgrlhed and energetic measures J,
which the President has pursued Tmnr
mis-He issued proclamation. interdictin,-
I'll British armed vessels from the rv,,.rs
Iot tAe United States. But was this nrorl.,
nation regarded? No-Not all the ho,steI
ilotlla OF the U. States, with all the friga,,s
IN commission, could effect it. So much
for the first wise, digaifed and eDerfet;,
neasures'adopted BY the Executive ,Th;ch
has proved 70 be vox ct preterea nihiI y
" sounding brass and ti,Athny crz,,baIn Nv
sum Of $ 100000 has been apDronriateS
FOR the building GttJrtihcatiuns and rla.boa,s
"A sum by no means sufficient for the sim
gle port of Newyork-How much less.
then, for FoRTY-Two seaports Iastlv-
An act called an kmbargO, has been PASS
ca, prohibiting al vessels of the u States
from sailing TO any foreign ports.-Ihese
Are the wise, the digniied and energetic
measures, Which, with All the pomD IF j
coronation, are 70 be emblazoned jill the
Presidential escutcheon But tie Ernbsr-
80 mas elevated the Executive to The apex-
the summit Of glory. This IS the sword
which the commandcr in chief holds BRAN
dehe6 over the head Of the Ambassador
with one band, while in the otles he holds
the mandate Of NAPoLzok
1lea u Ney, EEgiInd-You have suffered
much, you have suffered cruelty, BY this
grierOus, this unjust HAcszire but dare
not mumur, dare not utter a sigh or COM
Plalnt The doctrine of "passiye obedience
ant n0n-resistance' s inculcated BY high
authority But think not that these Gallant
ties are the full price of dis ruinous n,ea.
sure-Nay, they are but as the small dust
Of the balance. We have the most alarm
ing fears that our independence has been
the Pncs,and France the purchaser
QuLNTIUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01

a CORK spondent noticed some re-
marks in late Newspaper on the de-
fects in the act Of Congress laying the
Embargo. II seems That tho il con-
sists OF two sections only, il cost that
august E-ay IS many OF more nights
and days TO frame them and after all,
Tie hhg was found So exceedingly de-
teCtlve that new act, called a Supple
mtnt, was deemed necessary 10 make
this UcTy 7rlse measure Of our Govern
mtnt complete.
1t y now said that both taken togeth-
er are 50 Intellectual As not 10 reach the
casc Of our blessed Louisiana purchase,
now a territory Of the L. S. and by
virtue of these laws there can be no
Lmbargo on IT,. Navigation ii that
part of the world w Tat other defects
they contain, remain 10 DC dis~oyered.
The writer ~ this Oh Telusing the
ca Section Of the Supplement- was
struck with its peculiar phaseoogv,
whore il provides, that if ANY SHIP
OR VESSEL shall TRADE with or PUT
On BOARD Of any other shp or vessel,
any goods, wares OF merchandise, &c
such SHIPS or VESSELS sc. Shall be
wholly forfeited" Such provision re-
minds lis Of the famous Senator
Wright's Bill, which provided the pen
atty Of hanging for aAhs offending ii
| certain cases.
Congress in the present case have a
dopted or improved upon the idea b,
suPPo9ing ahins capable Of trading =
Perhaps the sentiment is as correct a.
I il the constituents Of that honorable
body should deem the greater humble
OF them good Legislators.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01

The gentleman from StcckDrige was i'm
patient TO pass the Resolutions, to- put a
check 10 clarnor. am not certain but pass
;rg tLcm now would have z very opposite
effect It il a Kind Of argument which
might perhaps produce neither conviction
nor silence. II should be remembered that
if thcv acted, they acted as a state this
state has never opposed the general govern
ment Look IT past events. At the time
when the attack on the Chesapeake was an
nounced, what was the general voice OBJ
serve tire disposition generally expressed by
our militia the speech Of the Chief Magls-
tratc cur response. DO not all these eX-
1ress a dispositionfar from equivocal Why
then is it Necessary now 70 repeat. 1t II IS
now intended 10 give cur sentiments DIS
Iact form, let us take time to enter fully IN
30 the subject and possess ourselves OF the
information necessary to correct and pru-
dent decision Let us be temperate an&'
above an things let US do away this odious
spirit Of party.
Mr McFuiqpd, for his own part was per
tectly prepared to adopt the resolutions on
the table and declared that even slouLl Coz
eminent Hereafter pursue measures Sghich should
0bbe.v 10 him wrong, he should still thiHS It
his ,kfv to conc!at1e tkat Government S,ere
right
Messrs. Prince, Apthorp, Goodwin and
some other gentlemen spoke on tie quest
ion, out our limits admit no more. The mo-
ton for assigning Wednesday week was
lost the motion for "Wednesday next IL
o'clock carried BY large majority.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01

TO prate about British influence, has CT
late, become the "pith audlnarrow'' Of de-
mocratic eloquenCe and employed BY the
advocatesof Jeffersonian policy, as knock
me down argument by sucl a, Sloan, in,Con-
gress, and SSco Moody, il the Massachu-
sets Legislature. II VIC oppose Q runnOus
and unnecessary war with England, we are
Charged by these Soomoni in council, with
being under British influence IF We say
that the Embargo Lr;ngs ruin upon the
mercantile interest, aud de)rigCs thousands
Of then employment, 1t IS sad we are under
British inIue nee But the effects OF Jet-
Persons measures VIII soon conv;rce The
people that tie tcderalis;s have uniformly
advocated tile best Interests Df our country
II las long been The praCJite with dlmago-
CUES, u cOnjTe w some political scare
cro~ for the purpose Of phSing with the
passions OF the people. These = exclusive
tIicnds' Of the public, fndnlg that the cpl
tEct OF g old tory has lost It's effect, now
employ that Of " British influence" and
partizans II England" On Ill occasions.
This tley are compelled D do, a. Il j. i'm
possible to defend the conduut Of theirlead
crs, BUTT i not new thing !or democrats
~ employ flSeEo1l and misrepresentation
In tie supnor. "a bad Cause,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01

FROM WASHLtGION, nm IL.
You will have heard Of the arrival
Of the British Envoy, MIR. Rose and
that he has had an audience Of the Pre-
siGent, and communicated his creden-
tials, and the object of his mission.
He has been received with dcCency.
Report speaks of him as an accomplish
ed man s skilfll diploma:ist.-Ile is an
eloquent speaker; s hisspeeches, in the
British Parliament shew him to be a
man Of talents, frmness and indepen-
dence.-He appears TO possess the true
" o.taUtter in mode, tortiter IN re. II
understand he has intimated that the
Embargo VIII not be considered by the
British Cabinet as any cause of war,
nor impeachment to negotiation. He
has added, that its effects will not be St
yerely felt in ENGLAND and that the
revenue receipts Of the last quarter be-
fore his departure, exceeded by two
millions and an half sterling, that Of
any former quarter.
"The Senate has been on Executive
business, probably TO confirm the nom
inaion Of a Nceociator to confer with
Mr.. Rose. Mr.. Madison, it is expect
ed Will be the man and that the nege-
clalion will commence Immediately.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01

A letter f0m Havana, dated Jan. s,
received bee, states the arrival there
Of a NepIork brig Ill CD days from ST
Sebas:nns, (Spain) bringing inlorma-
ton, that an Embargo had been laid IN
France, on al Ama@rie..n ~,--el7 ,'.~.
their papers had been taken by govern,
ment, and ! guard of soldiers put on
board each vessel. On the 9th No
ven1Jer, 10000 French troops passed
through ST. Sebastiuns for Madrid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01


Extract Of letter from Rotterdam,
Ga'cd N0U. ID, 1907, 70 a re&hecta5Le
mercantile house IN this t07yn.
We still continue to be in state Of
uncertainty respecting the issue Of
the disputes, which seem to exist be-
weenAmerica andEurope thougi the
fear Of their coming to eXtremities with
England, seems TO lessen, whilst that Of
the same fatal issue with France in
creases, and receives mOrf authority
from the Minister there. having again
pressed al American sips 10 leave our
har5ors ). get home : fast as they:can.
Ships that call il England for orders,
are vet admitted D an entry here, but
it is more adyi,aJle to come direct
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01

What has bocDme Of the two 0ir+' ons Of
dollars designed for the purchase of the
Flu.idas
WHAT hes Mr. Povdoip, our minister at
the Court ol Spain, (at ~ enormous ex-
pence been L9n5 Az this time
WHY LAS he resided great part Of his
time Al Paris with RIr. Alusrong
II SPAN IL but a prov NICE Of france.
what Necessary fer t0o ENJOYS a the same
Court
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01

as guide Tor the formation of the
charges, the answers of the Prince,
which are drawn up and signed in his
own hand writing, as we'll as the papers
found in his desk, also written BY him.
" All this you are to communicate
to my Councils, and Tribunals, publish
ing to my people, that they may behold
my mercy and Justice" sc. sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01

Robbcries have latciY been so fire.
qu-m in Philadelphia, that the citizens
are compelled 70 form themselves into
liult companies and pattolc tho streets
after dark. On Wednesday evening
last, and 1t the hour Of nine O'Clock, a
Mr.. Joshua PrebIt was stopped by two
foot Fpads in the most public part
OF Philadelphia, aud robbed Of his
pocket book, containing - dollars.