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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

THE fublcriher hereby give pubic no,i-,
to all concerned, ma; IL las ben
duly appointed and has taken upon himie 4
he trul OF an Adminiitra; or on the eGate oil
CEoRCE KNOX WARREN,
late Of Bala'ze, in he Bay " FEordorus
merchant, deceafed, by giving bond a.
the law directs he therefore reeuefl All nera
fons who are indebted to the faid deceafed's ~
tate to make immediate payment and thote
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
Game for fertleueRt 10
PETER WARREN, 444aiaiaras.,.
Nay Q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

New -16rk E!ectiog.-The following gen
tiemen are chosen representa- yes 10 tie
eleventh Congress, VIZ Hon Barent Car
dcnier. ted. Gordon 5 Mumtord, demo.
VIM Denning, demo, Killian < Van Rcns-
selaer, fed. James Emett, fed Thomas
Sammous, fed Robert lie Roy Livingston,
fed. Herman Knickei hacker, fed - BLY,
dInburgA, Fed-pr Besides those, there
were every pros. ,ect Of the election Of
Judge Bailey, MIR. Howell, and several 9th
II federahsts-CJ The last Albany ere
publican Crisis" says, we have every
reason to hope for a federal majority in our
House Of Assembly, ingoriy IN our rep
reese tation il Congress and seven out Of
nIne of the Senators chosen this year for
our State Legislature" In the present
Congress, Newly York has only two federal
AIembels.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

OBSERVE. Old Massachusetts, or
what is commonly called, Massachu-
sets proper, has given considerable
majority ofvotes for Mr.. GoRE, as Gov
ernour. Let our federal Rulers re-
member this. Let them observe too.
that democracy mas not gained in the
district OF Maine That the county OF
Hampshire, embracing the most en-
Iightened portion oi our yeomdnr!
gives a Urry urge federal majority
Will il be said TIL, county abounds ii
Z" British Merchants I" here is nc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09
SAMUEL WHTTMORR, j.. ft,o,..
For EPHM SMITH, ir.

At a Court Of Common Pleas for tbe coma
III Of Cumberland, begun and holden a. PERT
land within ADD FOR iaid county on he 6rR
Iueiday Of March, "A. ID sos, u ne ne,i-
ton Of Ephraim smith, il whereof Tie fore
going is copy,
Ordered, That the Petitioner caaEe che few
era perions intescited id faid EGare. and tn.
ing within the state, sr the Attorneys oF fncR
as are abient, end have Attorneys fshdng
within The stare, to he duly notified IF fad Pe.
ution, Oy ieFvHng them perlonailg with 4 CO.
Py thereof, Or leaving COPY a. heir 49,
hog houle or Ian place " abode. ~ w infsrr-
ing the iubfance " The fame three weeks fnc-
ceihveiy n one o. more Of the public neTc
papers. that they may have opportunity ~
make Their exceptions to TIL. Court VI ~.
th'Td Iueiday II JGne next, 10 tAeir granting
the fame.
Attsit, SAMUEL FREEGaAN, cls,I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09
59orttan0,


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Citizens Of
this town will assemble this day to ex-
excise Their constitutional right for the
choice Of Representatives to the Legis-
laturo tor the ensuing political year.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

From ne SlUth Of EUr0hc.
Capt. .Nllntor, in IS DAYS from Pal
ermo, [Sirilyl arrived It Boston on
Thursday last, Informs, that the French
Toulon and Rorhelort squadrons uAi-
ted, constituting feet ol' I 8 sail Of the
line. had arrived at Porto Fcrr4io, in
the island Of Elba, not far from Leg
horn. Ad. ColIinswood had heard of
The situation If the Trcncnmen, and
sailed from Palermo, .wo days before
captain NJ. with rs sail Of the line,
To blockade them. Capt Nj. spoke the
heet after sailing.
he French mad made 10 attempt on
Sicily. American cargoes were un-
saleab.e II Malta and Palermo.
On the 2lstof APP il, capt. Mantor
spoke the big Prudence, : days from
bordeaux Tor New-York 4 Mr.. VII
li,ms, passenger, informed capt. NJ.
that inc French Emperor was al Mad
rid that the King Of Spin had been
deposed, lis son placed on tie throne;
al. c Prince Of Peace sentenced to be
behc-ded that al the American YES
sells and property which had been az
rested, continued 50, and was To remain
IN Uat situation Till il Was known
whether the United St-les would or
would NOT declare war against Great
Britain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09
FROM ALBANY.

The following communication, is re-
ceived through source OF high re-
spectabiity. 1t is dated Oh the 3Oth
alt. and exhibits a statement Of facts,
highly pleasing and important.
"The ruinous effects Of the Embar-
90 are extensively felt, and have pro
duced convictions of the most salutary
nature. If these can be made sub3er-
Went to the re-establshment Of sound
political principles, and the advance
ment to office Of Men, who are honest,
capable and faithful to the Constitution,
an important object will be accomplish
ed.
" In this County, the Federal Tick
cts for Senator, Members Of assembly
and Congress, have prevailed by uuu-
sual powerful nlajorities.
According to tie hest information
from the Northern Counties III tic
Eastern District, and from those in TIC
Western and Middle Districts IF Tic
State, We have reason 10 falter our.
selves with hopes Of obtaining a FEEDER
al Majority in the Asst mbly, and oI
nearly dividing the Senate. Should
these hopes be realized, the result will
be the choice Of Federal E!tctCgs Tor
President aud Nice-President.
If in addition to this, we can have
the satisfaction OF contributing, by our
example, TO the choice Of Federal
Legislature in your state, our most
anxious wishes viii be grauhed
d" The following statement viii shev
you how The votes stand IN the counties
from which the actual canvass has been
obtained. We a.so subjoin The Tor
mer standing Of those counties.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09
GARDEN SEEDS.

l. OR laIe at the louth-welf corner fore of
Riebay5oa's Wba,E in Fore Greet, vari-
ETY. Of FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
A5s-Souchong and Hyfon- kin Teas, Of a
iuPer.>. auaIity, and general aaostment o.
~ 1F-AzdIa Ge9dy.
May 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

From fhe Kennebeck Gazette, Nay 8.
Disturbances still continue in this
county, and bat few places appear to be
safe for civil officers to execute the
laws.-Soveral men were shot at last
week and were deferred from doing
their duty by men armed and masked.
We hear, also, tina; in some part Of the
county Of Lincoln, affairs are but liule
bLtter-ocveral officers have been STOP
ped, some stripped naked and severely
b atcn AND approximations are enter
I ined OF the life ofOne who has been
missing several days. Whether civil
society can exist much longer, is very
doubtful. Unless something Is done to
protect the property and PERSONS Of IN
di,iduals unless innocence can be pro-
teclld and guilt punished-and unless
men can find sonc more lucrative en-
piOyment than pauoling tie woods day
and night, in disguise and a. med, the
fabrick Ut oul liberties is overthroWn,
social society is destroyed, and We are
uudong !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09
For 1dardice 2 Bii3us Cam 4iatg,
WIFE Mons
Genuine JagAdIce Bitters.

(pRtcE 60 cENTs)
SelErfi 20 Bin " Lefas Fassaf N ssg ", P,.r1,s
efI5s Upfe1 StHr.
a MEDICINE & temely utefGl for curing
Janldcy and bilious difof ders, and ~
moving tha hnking faint and diarelsd feel
ng a the it3niach, dfi1u'ty Of b.ea. hEg lofs
OF appetite, and Aeepy, dlh heaviurls 4 tie
fore parr Of rhe day weakness ana ttr. n,blipy
of the limbs, diz4nsfs Of he head aad yeloy3
neis OF couatenznce, com y alma q con.Inoo y
jauudicy aud bt0iou Pevpe
I he many cures tha' have been Effected Ma
New England By the above neafeine - .,.
be feea ny the Bills prevent ~ neeef wv, u
further Recommendation Like ~, II
W heaton's Itch Oia, men,
a Medicine which will cert, i,lv
ITCH, wiihent nsviDg ~ Il " IN Inn ), 80
canEerous or d.ia9feeshle
One box cures perfon, aud he. -,
no Waihing after tbe uie Dflr. M the nm, ii.
generally leEt clean aaJ imoo,h '''
The shove MLDiciyEs age kept % Az
for faleby ~'-'''Aii' J
irving x Poor,
At their Store nea. lie bead q ..arset.
M a4slsb a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09
Tybqyfr Timber.

INTANTFD 70 purchafe four hundred tons
" of Wharf timber, TO be delivered al
PortlaSd by The lalt If next month, for which
cath will be paid apply 70
ISRAEL RICHARDSON.
Portland, 25tb Ap,H, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09
NOTICE.

TIE fuhGcriber notifies thofe perfons who
have unfnilhed buiinefs in his hands that
he has removed his Off from Saeayqee4 to
Co'bdm Corner. PETER THACHtR.
May g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

INSTALLED Ii NeWbury, Ian week,
the sew T.tRs5 AlnHmo,s, 10 The paaoral care
OF the chu4oh and focety Ia ,hal town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

In Georgia law has passed suspending
tie sale ot property taken III execution, until
Sebe1Hber f, Wnon A. A. expected there the
Embargo viii BE- broken w hat will the
Ge2r5ia creuItors say, when they lea II ON
some VI the od6cs m Congress, that the
Em1argo Is t. coatlnue as u,en were form
erIy enlisted IJr Three 1e0g, or a1IHg tie
Var?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

The Hon. NJ CLARK, Of New Orleans has
pubnshtd an address ID me public il the
National mteluBenccr, ln which he promI-
ses q SUBS anuale lis charges against Gen
WIk4usUI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09
E@ Goods.
T. & A. VINTON,

A RE now opening handlome ahort-
4 ment IF
5PrM& y Sumner Gods,
CONSISTING OF
BEoalcoths, Caiimeres, "a icoei, Cinghams,
Dimoties Cambrcs, Ia eitrIngs, ! abby Vel
vets, India Cottons, elegant da"ualk IA silk
Shawls Ga do Coieran Linens Veitngs, Lin
en- and Cotton Check, Cambuc Dlmoties, SILK
and Morocco Braces, Diapers, &c. &c.
My 9, 8US
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

We have observed an assertion il
several democratic papers, that the lat
President voted for the democratic I'd
ket at the April election. We are as
surtd by a respectable inhaLitant {,
Quincy, that the assertion is false.
Pal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

State Eqtresen.aHuea, cbosc;z III 1taiar.
G,ra15n-Lc,atop Lewis, Z. and capt.
David Harding.
Fart9ah-J mc- Eeans, SD capt John
J ms. capt L4ac s'e'cns and Mr.. Geoi ge
s.5,,,ast-cal. BOZ 1n..Les and
Gcorge H.sh'
nj Aam -I josiah Cute.
Cape q i4aa1H -C art. ] shua Webb.
Brnasf.ick -Rohcri r. Dunung Esq
B3th- Samuel IJayis ana William w ebb,
Esq'rs
Fgini-Salntel Andrews, ESQ
Frscb,r- 5hn Cushing, Esq
F.Uis-EH4s o.owut, Esq
Gray-Capt jos NH M'Lcllar
AnTusta- Ma. Samuel Howard.
Hlcsg. olsH-Stephen Pe.hHy
U-- BAH, Fjeepoyt, Branstyilf, Buct,te-yn
CAa augusta, last ear, se1t zcHiocrutlt Reo, q.
seutaEpes; these to,sqs h4Ue, lhls ycuy, chy.eA
FEDERALIsrS.
CT Returns from 40 towns have been re-
ceived where a change has taken place in
the represtn alton from what il was las
year. The federal gain is thirty one loss
oNEi democratic gain Is loss 81; Nen
federal gam TH1RrYsIx.
There is little doubt but that a MAJORITY IF
Federal Representatives win be elected lOr
The ensuing year.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

-" Valuable Scbo9I Back.
lust PubIifhed and for fale by
ISAdC ADAA4S,
"a valuable Book for the ule Of Schools
coNTAIEINC
The CONSTITUTIONS Of the
SITE OF MASSACHUSETTS,
ana thar Of
THE UNITED STATES:
The Declaration of independence,
aud PRECEDENT
WqjBbmgton's fareTveN AdAeG.
This book was printed a hort time face by
order of the Gene al Court of Mahachu(etts
and BY them recommended to the iuhabi.ant,
of the feveral towns, to be read a. a SCHOOL
BOOK ia all the common fcL OILS Few 90.
pies of this .efull book ever reached this nart
Of the lfae; bur where it has been adopted
il il h ghy approved Of
BY the requelt Of number Of gentlemen
intcreaed in the education Of the rifiug gener-
tar. new edition has iult been priu Ia.
~ B.s!itils1I fSa IL y4fPiis4 in PETS By he
lsAaTeS, Iau.IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

{OR SALE,
FEW, inthe Rev Mr.. XII eg's Meet
ing AUule.-E0r TENS apply al this OF
fee, A4y g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09
Tsp t5s @aEs.
NEwYohK. APtIL g.

NEwYGRE, APRIL 20.
The election terminated last rteung, fer
! contest between the tive great par lics IN
mated and vigorous beyond exsm'le. The
votes have not yet been c-nyassau; I'm there
can Be no doubt Ut the reelection of the
(Chnton:Gn) democratic ticket, by "a l.rse
majority GuRDON S MuAFoRD, and
W1LL1AM DEFINING, EsqUIrys, arc elect
ed members Of Congress Thel ;se sIUnB
enti- liiisoaian5 the former being one 81
the protcsterS against the BrG4el Caucus
vote. There can,be no question Or q maior-
it's Of the Legislature OF isis State beng
CL1HTo&IAEs and that the St.,c wlll give
Nineteen votes for CEoRCE CLINIoN, az
President, nd nineteen 1Otls tnt JAMES
NoNReE, IS Vice President Vi thc ChNcd
States.
The majority for the Democratic Ticket
Of AssemlHmen is ll75.
TO judst from the outrageous, NOISY eX-
ult4ti1n of the Democrats Oh 4. cir success,
we should imagin their hopes n Victory had
been very desperate
AT the Oh Ward, after clssiug the poll
mob Of nyaiY 90 hio.Hen So- toselhc,
and drove cyctN American TcdeFa'ist nom
tie neighbour hood. Irrt p. baUlI1E out
feftrssa B.r151tr G..- hf Em5.Tgoj They
attacked M uDcr u n1A-us.ve carmen,
American clt aeus Y vi O-at theH m)sy uo-
merc.fuli, --Ihey TORE DOW n It's A.
3lERIC IN FLAG fl % q house occu-
pied b FcGeralist, anu uauP.e4 u al-er
their .tert.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

portion Of the sea board so federal as
these independent farmers.-heh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

Last night, mar, By the name o. .Tiames
Clark, was boa down with a club IN Line
Csarxe Sneet, and killed, BIZ the .fcJeJsoa 1..l
Enl1JS9 mob.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

There are between 90 and 50 Cherolze,
.alans It Washington, petit onng for tAt
oval c. Of more run All tobacco.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-09

JOSEPH + FOXCROFT.
NsvV GlsEe57ey, Nay 9, 1903. (6uio)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

CORDUN, TK yKES & Co baye put a stop
~ TO tue sale "f their GOODS, on the long
C dts heretofore given; and are DESTROYS ~
close, as SOON possible, the debts duc to- them,
AM the former firm Of X GordJa e. Co Those
Indebo to them, who are unable 10 maxi imme-
date payment, are requested to close their ac1
counts by bond. They @iTer for sale, their ssort-
ment Of DP1' GOODS & GROCERIES,, fer
cash, or on short credis to punctual people
Soy' 70 EJawtS1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

G>UiTlON-A Family SCHOOL, viii be o.
x penet in the house Of Mr James Paterson
'' Chesterfield county, four miles frorr, M.nches.
ter the LIST day OF January, 1909, where will be
Reading, Writing, arithmetic English Grammar
Geography, Phfos@piy, G,7lcral Hisior, AMI the
art of Sp=0tiRg. Also, the Latin and Greee IAN
gnages by Mr.. Lcmuel Mead Boarlcrs will
Dc taken in at MIR. Patt.rs,m's--The terms for
board aud tuition may be knawn. by applying te,
Mr. James Patterson OF Chesterfield, or Stith
Nie ii 1T r. .chmond
pee. 27 IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

a Sale -
10 Ho csheads, and
90 Barrels Loaf Sugar,
Is Hhds. Brown Sugar Of superior quality.
10 Ticrces prime Green Coffee,
% Bags of superior white do.
20 iI'ds. Molasscs
asks old Port Wine, of superior quality in
Bottles.
Cases Stoughton's Bitters, containing dor.
Pint Bottles each.
Do Raspberry Brandy,
DO. Melhegcn,
Choice old G yrniac Brandy in Pipes,
Holland and Country Gin in Do
Candles and $ zap IN boxes,
Ground Ginger in Kegs, &c. &c.
ILSO:
Il Bales Kenda Cotton,
With very general assortment Of coaFss
WDoens, all of which will be sold low for
cash, or on short credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes vt the Bank Of Virginia
IROS3ER & MONCiJRE.
perembrr 81. .oaw4,g
" II. Cash will be given for two likcIy Young
Negro MEN, that have been accustomed to plan.
tstiOn business, and an un:xceptiDnable COOK
and for sale, the best male House Servant in Vira
glni4 Also, IS Virginia Bank Shares, for cash by
y. Il NJ
pec. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

i' iuf'ncr appears to your committee, that
for son'e months past, the petitioner and his
saih WIG, have lived separate and apar, iiin
each other, but whilst they lived tcaetll.r
ina, he behaved towards her as a Kind * af
iect'onate husband and that at this time he.
is considered in tie ncishbo. hood in which
he resides, as I'm honest and industrious
1 man. .>~
Hfsotocd, as the opinion os this ropmi,-
tee .hat the petition of the said John bo-
ropghs' praying that M act may pass d;yor
c'nE NM from his said wife, be rejected.
me said resolution being read a src;ud
time, was agreed to bv the house.
report and resolution fr,,m the commit
zee ior courts az Justice, On the petition of
EDWIN J. Earvie, only acting executor of
som Harvie, dec >Shich was heretofore laid
upon tne tao'e, WAS taken up. and on mott
ON, ordered 10 be rrcommitted to the com.
mittee for Courts CT Justice.
MIR Chea,ham from the committee an
pointed to examine tic Clerks Office, made
the following, report
ihe committee appointed 10 examine the
SIerN o'hce, have according TO order, per-
formed that duty, anu beg leave to submit
| the following report;
Inc committee find that the papers from
.he year i7TJ, 10 the year 1907, both vears
'''.,nsfe arc properly arranged in the ciiicc.
=, ~ '''"AfH, written or printed, from
the year 1902, TO the year 1867, both years
inclusive, are deposited in the Office
me enrolled bills from I?76, to 1907. both
years inclusive, are filed in the office and
neatly deposited in tin cases.
YIN motion, Ordered, That the said repsrt
be laid upon the table
= petition was presented and read from
the lrustees of the Ann Smith Academy. ia
the town OF Lexington, PRAYING some assis-
lance from the Legislature
ordered. That the said petition be refer.
req to Messrs Preston, Grigsby, Cabeu,
Kinney, Anderson, Rowland, M'Clanahan.
writ, Carter and Son,hall, aud that thev a.
report thereupon by bill or otherwise.
lie Journals of the House of Deierates
have run so far e-hedd of our e.rfroc,s. that
we must again suspend original irt;cles--to
NIKE up our 'ee-way-These articles in our
ext "A FREEMAN will once more address.
his brethren OF the Eastern States.
The Electors of Tennes Sc. have given A
unanimous vote to James Madison as Pre-
sfdenf, and George Clinton as Vice Presis
dent
Mr.. Snydcr's majority as governor of
Pennsylvania, is officially, $4,000
we are authorised to state, that yudrs
Fa"ker will be brought forward as a Card,-
date tor the Once OF treasurer and thu,
he will serve, if elected
~ No NORTpypN Ma, rAce;S,J 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

OSi, NoIE signed by VIM. Crawford. &
- endorsed by JOHN Clarke, both of the CITY OF
Richmond, dated the 1st Of Nov last, and due
the lst d'y of May, 1909, amounting to g sos 4.
1t 10 supposed 1t has been dropt in the street.
any person having found the same will be libe-
rally rewarded on leaving it with the subscribers,
All persons are torwarned from receiving or ira.
ding tor tie same in any manner whatever.
PROSSER Il MONCURE
DEC ~ oaw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

st/ ILL BE SOLD, 10 the highest bidder,
at Hanover court house, on the 18th Of
January, 1909, being Hanover court day, BY vir-
tie OF three Deeds of Trust, executed 20 the SUBJ
7rr'bers, by Samuel Richardson, to secure tho
payment of certain sums of money, therein ex.
2r.Ssed, a tract of AND lying IL, the county a.
,'resald, obtaining 22T acres, more or less, adj
Joining the Lands of WIN. Via and o; here The
terms will be. one-third cash. ue-third in MINIS,
Months and the other third in twelve months, to
AIRY interest from the day ofsaYe.
PtRKE STREET, -
So JOHN B,JoHNsON, 1fas'e::.
Dec II. ga yytI.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

We are authorised to state, that Judpe
Pa"ker will be brought forward as Card,-
date tor the Once OF treasurer, and that
he will serve, if elected.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

" No NORTHERN MAIL received yes-.
terday Morning.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

Mr. Snydcr's majority as governor Of
Pennsylvania, is officially, 2s,40o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

MN be sold a. public Auction on Monday, the,
2nd day Of JANUARY next, before the door
otthe Globe Tavern, in tins City, u likely young
VI N, said to be good Cook belonging to the.
estate ct Robert Me ms deceased SIX months
or dit viii be 'iiowea the purchaser, and a note
with an PIP Hvcd indorser negotiable at the Bank
OF Virginia, WI De required
DANL. CALL, Executor of
ROBT. MEANS, Dsceas.I
Richmond, Dec. IT. [tds7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

The Electors of Tennes see have given an
unanimous vote to James Madison as Pre-
slde"f' and George Clinton as Vice Presi4
dent.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

lie Journals of the House of Deierates
have run so far c-hedd of our erfroc,s. thas
we must again suspend original artces-to
mAke up our 'ee-way-These articles in our
ext A FREEMAN will once more address.
his brethren of the Eastern States.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-20
FORE &c n.
WA NEsy-YCRa.)
Lonnog. as &c.

LoyDos, Jr5.2 20.
The following Bulletin vas issued y'''
terday, but it reached us too late iof Us %
avail ourselves Oft
"Forfign Office, 7Iueseay e'tlack'
MY. West has Just arrived from Cort'''
IA, accompanied by Slgnior i'ermln war
70. They left Collnna on the 9Th Of !oN
when an Official account had arrived tlfF
Of the defaay Of Gen. Lefevre, BY Gen. pas
fox, on the 15th Of June two leagues 'f0n
Sai a5ossa. The force under the fFeasa
General consisted of eight thoasaad h'S''
who, after severe action ofsezcr2l homs'
surrendered 70 tie Spanish General. ~
inpetuosity Of tic Peasantry, however va "a
such. that fiaey Afterwards rushed OIL Az "
with their ariaa b!ancha (knives ard svo'a''
putevery Frenchman to death. j,
The Portuguese. are said to be :fa i.
Ing Wit, a numerous army to aua'S w
Junot.
9g5ta,
Some very important dispatches from las
Government Of the y. States Of Anss'0.r
70 the French government at Paris NV =
been intercepted, and pat into tic hand'
Ministers. They were intended to .l-Fs
been landed at bordeaux from the ii6s1
which was brought into Plymouth BY ~
Grower gun brig.
The Revenge, Sir J. Gore, is arIiFep"
Plymouth with the Spanish Admiral and :.
mother officer from Cadiz, charged By ..
Supreme Junta at Seville to negotiate Ps@'
with this country. Where confidence T.
lists between the negotiating parties, uh 4,
work, OF negociation ca;a neiths. be oDa'U'
noy long. -,
Two Turkish ENJOYS arrived in the DIV
tern yesterday at Portsmouth. IL sur
posed they are com vita pacific propose
from the Porte, and with demands OF Sp.f
cor and protection, the restoration rs
peace with Turkey will bc-a work OF 10 III If
6culty, and the Turkish government ".
find us disposed to render them every aS''''
aace againat the common enemy