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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-11
BOSTON, APRIL z.
EPOlL Lee HORN

Letters just received from Leghorn, via
Bordeaux, 20 the 5th Feb. give an account
OF the seizure Of the Ehza, Of this port, By
a French privatcer, alter she had come 10
anchor, although Size had not touched At al
English port, or been spoken BY British
cruiser, Capt LM2ee, Of lie ship Grace,
wss under close arrest, not allowed any
'mmunlcation with his ship or crew-nor
could he obtain the privilege Of having the
American portion Of his crew examined"
Tins IS French Justice-1he consignees
M these vessels, were, however, in hopes Of
baymg them Oft.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-11

DEPARTMENT If St4.s .Nwch 5, 1913.
SIR have had the honor to receive
and lay before the President your letter
Of th1 26th JanuIry, in which you state
tr t you are expressly precluded by
your instructions from entering upon
any negotiations for the adjustment Of
the differences arising from the en-
counter Of his Britannia MajcsJy's Sip
lie Le2har4 and the frigate ot Tile Uni
ted States the Cdesaheake, a. long as the
proclamation Of the president Of the 2J
Of July, 1907, shall be in force"
This demand. Sir, might Justly sug-
gcst the siInpi- answer, tlat before the
proclamation OIL the president could be-
come a subject Of consideration, salts
fIcuon should by-made ior the acknow-
lodged aggression whieu preceded it.
This is evidently agreeable to the order
Of time, to the order Of reason, and ii
may be added, to the order Of usage as
maintained BY Grcat-B1Tlans whenever
II analogous cares, she has been the
complaining party
But as you have subioined to the
preliminary demand certain explana-
lions, with view doubtless to obviate
such an answer, it viii best accord with
the candor Of the prcsiuent, to meet
them with such review Of the whole
subject a. willprescnt the solid grounds
on which he regards such demand as
inadnlssblc.
| begin with the occurrence from
which the proclamation Of July ID re-
suited. These ais in general terms
referred 70 by the instrument itself "A
more particular notice of the most i'm
portant Of them, will here BE- in place.
Passing over, then, the habituaI, but
minor irregularities Of his Britannia
M4Jesty's ships Of war, in making the
hcspitsllties Of our ports subservicn. to
the annoyance Of our trade, both out
ward and inward, a practice not only
contrary to the principles Of public
law, but expressly contrary TO British
ordinances enforced during maritime
wars 10 which she bore a neutral rela-
ton, am constrained, uDweIcome ~
the task is, TO call your attention 10 the
following more prominent instances.
IA the summer Of the year 1904, the
Brlish trlgate tue Camb,lan, with other
cruizers III company, entered the har
Dor of .Ac7y- York. The commander,
captain Bradley, i'll violation 81 the port
laws relating both TO health and reycn-
ne, caused a merchant vessel Just ami-
we'd, aud confessedly within the limits
md under the authority of the United
States, to be boalded by persons under
his command, who after resisting the
officers Of the port in the legal exercise
/ 0t their functions. actually impressed
and carried of number Of seumcn and
passengers into the service of the ships
Ji war.--Ou an appeal to his voluntary
respect for the laws, he first failed to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-11

The National hgis acknowledges IT,.
]" the EMBARGO WI, Ike great engine II Me-
hands Gfthe Federalists Ills Electionv a.
he adds the reason, because " ii IS yer. ].
convenient n mast iaai0i1u4is." What t1,,
that all our republican, sapers would M
use equal candor when speaking IN the sut
leet Of The Embargo measure which M
brought more distress OIL the " individual,
Of this community than any o:he. o. fadce
than all Tie ether measures oftLa present
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-11
" FROM W.fSHTACTON

Mor4ay, March % The house ofrep-
resentatiyes were again employed to day il
reading the documents which accompanied
Tie presidents message Of Tuesday last
Nothing now remains unread, except what
relates 70 France, the reading Of which viii
occupy but few minutes. The principal
paper cad 70 day, was Mr.. Monroe's unof-
fetal letter TO Mr. Madison, in which ne
goes at length into yindication Of his con
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f5p the aoaiIs.


FEwVoRK, APRIL 1.
A letter has been received from Albany,
announcing, that Bill, for the suspension
o. all payments during tie Embargo, is now
before the Assembly Ut this State --For
the honor ~ the state and The welfare Of
tho community, Il Is to b. hoped 50 rash a
measure viii not be adopted Let the
Legislature petition Congress, in language
w.uch cannot fail 10 b. heard, 70 repeal Tie
Embargo, and relieve as from our present
distressing situation. But. let them not
add ten fold mIsc1I 70 &c accumulated c
wis under which the people IRE already
doomed to struggle
4 gentleman, who arrived this morning,
from the Northern part Of tins State, ~
forms, mt Tie people il that quarter, and
~ thc Northern part Of Vermont, have de
term ned not To submit "a the last supple
mrnt 70 the Embargo He states that they
take their produce To market in companies
Of from twenty to thirty, and have resolved
not 10 yield TO any officers who may attempt
y check their progress. Il is extremely to
he regretted that any such combinations
should Le formed The law, while II ex-
lst, should not in any shape be resisted,
Notwithstanding It may he excessively and
uhwacrantshly oppressive The PEOPLE
ought, however, to seek and ~ lin rem
edy but, liz them resort TO no measures
for redress, but such ~ are costitutien.4l and
legal
a terrible massscrs IF tic Indian tribes
On the Missouri, tsok place in January last
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-11

Ertracf ola letter from a reshrcta5t
Sourcr, 10 a gentleman iH Boston, az
tcd Wa,hinyton, March Is
A I'LL is now under discussion OF
the most dangerous tcnuency--no less
than to subject the ciUiito the military
powers in fact, \ deadly blow Is aim
cd At the Liberties Of the plople AMI
if passed, viii be the ground wor Of 4
military dcahohsnl-in The establishment
Of which WILKINSON will, no doubt, BE-
a most worthy and necessary instru-
ment.
" | do verify believe that il the peo-
pie Of the United States could at thi
time have a fair view, and full under-
standing ofthe designs Of z certain par
ty here, they would rise in mass and
set all to rights.
" JoHN RANDOLPH Yesterday mad
one ofthe greatest speeches have ever
heard, on any occasion, in opposition q
the bill-You would be astOni,aed M
see the profound attention ana i y,
tina; prevails when he Is sp2a..su-
every eve is fixed on him-every sa
is open-thc mos Of his enemies b.,
involuntary respect to his talents and
lis virtues ~ rlt democratic nan
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5IHtetf6ting Dotu.lrnt9.

q n The irlt page ofthis day GAZETTE will
he found iummay view If the Documents
which accompanied The PreGdents mefare
TO Congress (3s.h March, 1909 up 70 No
FL he following is continuation Of
them
LorrePoHdence t,t1ysc4 Mr.. M OLSON
and Mr.. Rose, on the GBe67 4F
The Cb5ateake, DC &c.
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Communication. from Washington 10 The
Editor q tn Unit d StQ. Gazette.

Communication from Washington 10 me
Editor q the Unifed StQ.ea Gazette.
THURSDAY, MARCH 81
:" TIE particulars Of the Presidents
confidential message delivered yester
DAY have not TRANSFERRED; but il is wen
asceTtAined tAat they involve the Hber-
tics and independence Of the United
States Bonaparte has, It is said, in
Sisted that We should take sides and de-
clare for either England or France or
he has required an interdicuon u trade
between Us and England or made
some other insulting and humiiating
demand.
II is rumoured that certain demo-
cratic members ofCongress arc rcoolv-
ed on giving publicity to the Message,
let the consequences b. to them person
ally what they may"
Most Of the southern papers demo
cratic as we'll as federal, mention thai
government have just received lls
patches Of very conciiatory nature
from our Ambassador III Luglanl
lPerhahS, trom cor6dcnce az hr success
81 Mr.. Roses nlNslo,l, The b7zu5A Nm
iEfry haze proceeded IN me ,reqty negg-
ttdHon gy1th Mr.. Iiuckney
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a letter from y a5Diugton says,
"From certain informal cor munica-
tons our government, il IS said, arc
not without .opes, that tie flair Of tie
Chesapeake may yet eyentuate bcne
tCially and hOuourable 10 u.s."
The British frEate Statira, wit MIR.
Rose on board, sailed nom Hsmpton-
Roads on the 27th ult and anchored
tie same evening in Lynnhavtu Bay
William Hull is reappointed COVER
nor Of Michigan, Stanley Gliswold, lA,.
secretary oftn"t tcrritorJ, has been tur-
ned out and dissraced and lis pI-c,
given to Reuben A,water, brother III
law Of Stephen Roe Bradley.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-05-05
NEw-YoRK. April 10.


We learn by the schooner EXpe-
the Island of Martinique, being in
state of starvation, had resolved, and
that the inhabitants had solicited the
English to take possession of the place
and that the latter had given them par
tial supply of provisions.
We further learn, that the island of
Marigalante had surrendered to two
British frigates, where they found FIVE
MILLIONS OF coffee, which was going on
board English vessels ordered there for
the purpose OF taking it away.
Our informant further adds, that the
British islands were well supplied with
-four, and that this article was daily ar
irving at St. Croix from Barbados,
where it was stated not less than 10 900
barrels remained.
A letter from Savannah says, the
ROCKFORD squadron has arrived at ST.
Augustine, and landed 16, 600 troops ! /
Another letter from Trinidad, Of the
10th ult. says 6 the Grenada brig ar
rived here two days ago from off Gua-
dalope and brings intelligence that the
Rocheiort squadron had got into Rassa-
terre Roads
Sailed yesterday morning for Bor-
deaux, by permission OF government,
the ship Arcturus, captain Main. We
understand she has on board, including
passengers and crew, one hundred and
ten souls.
The sloop of war Wasp got under
weigh yesterday afternoon, and sailed,
we understand for West-point.
April s.
Prior TO the adjournment of the legis-
lature Of this state, ii appears they have
authorised loan to be made to the d
mount OF 10000 dollars in sums to in
dividuaIs, not exceeding 500 Collars
each. The loans are to be general, and
TO extend TO every county-to be secur-
cd by mortgage on real estate.
April 10.
A gentleman from HAVANA informs,
that the British had licensed Spanish
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-05-05

same nation, laden with meal and other
provisions have entered. Cadiz, without
meeting with any accident.
We learn that the fortress Of Gibraltar
and the English squadrons cruising off
the ports of Spain, draw the chief
part of their subsistence from the States
of Algiers and Morocco. The garri-
son OF Gibraltar is said to be very nu-
merOus.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-05-05
" II Z Z L ING,
THURSDAY, 5th MAY, 1903.

The votes for the two highest of the
candidates for the Senate, at the late e.
lection in this district, were are follows:
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-05-05

The senate have postponed till next
session the bill to alter and establish Ger
tain post roads.
The president has received leieer
from the collector in the northern p.rt
OF Vermont, stating that the supplemen-
tary embargo law cannot be executed n
that state and that the. people will,.in
spite of the law, export their producesio
Canada. 1t is said to be in contempla-
ton to direct the executive Of Vermont
TO order out the militia.
The senate have passed bill to fix
the time OF the meeting of the next ses-
sion OF congress on the first M onday in
November. They have also passed a,
mother supplementary embargo.bill.
u. S. Gazette
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-05-05

vessels to carry -four from La Vera
Cruz to HAVANA and the English is
lands; in consequence of this the price
OF -four at HAVANA was on the decline.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-05-05
60

SlO 100
Majority for Philip Doddridge, $50.
- Laidley, Of Wood county, had
the greater part of the votes for Senator
in that county.
A supplementary embargo bill, lately
passed in the Senate of the United
States, proposes to restrain the coasting
trade within the capes. In the debate
on this bill, Mr.. Adams said he thought
it probable either France or England
would declare war against this countrgs
before the first OF November next.
A committec Of the Senate have re-
commended the prohibition of all COM
mercial intercourse, after limited time,
with any nations whose edicts agains
neutral.commerce may render such pro-
hibition eXpedient.
The same committee recommended
the passage Of a law authorising the
President to suspend the act prohibiting
the importation of Ger ain kinds of Bri-
fish goods, il in his judgm mt the public
interest should require it.
The same committee also recon-
mended the passage Of law, expatriat-
ing all citizens OF the United States,
commanders Of American vessels, who
shall be convicted OF voluntarily accept
ing any license, or paying any tax, un-
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-05-05
der the British orders Of council OF No.

der the British orders Of council OF Mo-
vember last.
The house of representatives have
passed the bill.making an annual appro-
priation Of 100000 dollars for arming
the militia. They have also agreed to
appropriate 1886, 46s for the expenses
of the additional army.
The bill authorizing the President,
in the event of favourable change in
the measures of the belligerents, to SITS
pend the embargo, has become law,
A letter from the secretary Of The
treasury to the speaker of the houseof
representatives of the United States.
dated the 9th Of April, gives the iol-
lowing statement of the amount of die
publick debt, on the first Of Januaryhn
every year, since 1891.
~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-13
Le9isIature Of 99assatbusGtts.
DEBATE

IN the House of Representatives, on pass
ing the Resolutions, offered 81 MI
WHEATON, 9Th ult.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-13

~ 7Her'e zyerc q natnlber Of staaker.
Oh Ehss si.9iecs tIrsbss debates Aerfgf fer
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-15
September - ------ >. -
FRENCH NIGHT SCHOOL.
FRED. TSCHIFFELT,

TROM Bern in Swisserland, teacher OF
e the French language at the academy OF
Mr.. Joseph Cowing, st. Asaph street., has the
honor to inform the public Of Alexandria that
he intends to open on the lst OF October next
from z to . O'Clock in the evening, SCHOOL,
where he viii teach, after the best PRINCIPLES,
The French Language, Saturdays and sundays
excepted, - ~, ;,
His terms are low. The room viii be wei
warmed and lighted, for the accommodation
of the scholars: taercfore ali these desiyeus
to be admitted in this school are requested to
make speedy application, as the number OF
the scholars will BE limited. Apply Tor The
terms to himself, at the aforesaid school house,
from nine to twelve O'Clock. A. ". and from
three TO FIVE o'clock, pm.
September 2awSts
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Holm c.. LADD,

Has Fer SALE,
90 bales German Linens. conhit
ing Of Thrown and white Rolls, faxen Osns-
burghs, hempea Ticklenburghs, Buriaps, and
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
RUSSIA Sheeting and Duck
I bale Writing Paper
so bags Of black Pepper Of TIE best qua
", and will be sold very low
Sugars and cofes
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gia
S TO. French Brandy
do. Jamaica Spirits.
A quantity of soai Leather, Shoes, Spes
hscin and Taliow Candies, Cheese, sc. as.
April Z.
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I Ire FIRST book OF a n.
MtAeir own language yo1NEy.
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SCOTS New Improved Patent
s u IN % OW s. PR ING $.
THE SUBSCRIBER

llE ~ RON&&N
HAS constantly on hand Tor sale, az M''
JonN HoDGKIss Inn, the
Nszv improved Patent Winds70 SPRING. s;,,.r
Where all persons may be supplied, either
by wholesale or retail, at the shortest notice
These Springs are peculiarly useful d IN last.
ening the Window Sash when down, or at any
height, and in enabling the same to be moved
upwards or downwards without friction, ana
with much greater facility than any Window
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They have met with the fullest appreciation
of all who have used them. wv.
He will attend to orders for setting the VIM
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call. Price IS. Cd. per set.
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Nav 2s
TO RENT,

(ind smmed,ats POSSESSION gsven}
srAa TIE EXTREMITY OF TAE PAVEMENT
On Prince Street
A. WO.STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
n y. elegant garden, and al! necessary
Buildings thereto, complete. Enc premises
occupy one half acre of ground, on one OF the
best situations and best constructions, s<l'laiiea
by few, If amy exceeded BY none in Alexsn
dria Of its size; it has alse pump OF sx- ell
lent water, approved of by the best ladges,
besides well in the garden for its exclusive
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date senseel family, from such moderate
rent viii be taken.
Now building and will be ready
to RENT about the first of August, FOUR
HOUSES, oa Washington-strect, the sltu-
atoms are good, and the buildings will be ye-
ry convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, or public business and a. House or
Two, near 6iessrs. Aarstealer and F0angs
wharf.
Fox terms apply to,
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Loaf and Lump dilto,
GunpowtIer,
3mpcs,%i, ~"
Hyson, particularly ''"'
Young Hyson, ediof
ssyssn-skin' and family a'''
Souchong
Bes, green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of Superior qual!rYi
Madeira,
Busclios,
Sherry, yes
Lisbon, "
Jese1ae,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Lognsc and Bordeaux Br2nsy,
Old jamaica Spirit, for family ase' va
Antigua, St. Croix, St. Vmcents, a'a -''
England kun,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky, :.
Molasscs, Wine, and Cider vinegar
Stoughton's Bitters, ,;n.ra
Mace, nntmegs, cloves, cassla' P 'rc,,ai
Cayenne ana DlaC2 Pcppet, i'N 80, i,ariey
Ginger, basket salt for table USE as', nnt al
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, moui', "a a,,a
spermaceti candles, refined salt-p2".: ..stop,
indigo, alum, copperas, madden 0'I hes. cr
spinning cotton, patent sAot all slzGs' ,scsrs
elish and country made gunpo"a'..,w wing pi
and smoking tobacco, very 'est cav
bacco. ..r's plp1
Hamilton and Leipcr's snsff, huA's' ~
in boxes. ,.,,stG
London raastard, warranted Of a s'1 paDst
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wraPp's oysy a
dsnsijohu's, sc. sc. with generralI'h we beea
tieIe in bis line--the whole OF WHO" Ia af a
collected with care, and will be als'''
the very lowest terms
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