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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08

:cnrY "fItl & D..
NJ 4, MgTysRo1v, Haze jrla reee'ge&
4 y elegant and ezteaGve aGortmca. of
GOODS, coQGhng Of
Harni;sn. dice Cingaams
Dark checxd do--S'riped do
PLAID d.; great variety
Dice Ch5mSrays
hamilton colo e "ordsd C4morlc,
s., "A and ga WIN and col Can. RIGS
Elegant Gre1al Robes-Fancv ID etle-
Fancy 81 leriug- caticoes--Ln alnbrics
Cotton 3 iiren c4lA 4 pockef ID -Is.
"A great varie Vi gotten do
Bantanns Gn--- Fancy do barcelona do
Black, fac, dove Imoke, purple, plumb
W aud lrowl Florence silks
Silk Fi.rent,ae, Of the fir.t qnaity
Sarfnefs-Ntodes-c I'd q tack Grape.
White, role white, Gate back, mIx'd
dove cosr'd Ladies Ergiih and Frt.
p Silk Hole
Slack, wine and 0ats Cotton do
Black, fate, brown and white WORT
Black, white and role white Zee ..
French and ngliih silk igia
Lamb's-wooI and Angola Az
Black, white and mix We }ed
Ehlldren's white worried anc sm
{, Socks
Enghh and French Thread LarQ
Black Silk do
Elegan, cotton Arm'etJs- Ru1.s
Pink, black, purple and green Durore
Wuibnara Bomhaze
Ladies bl OK, white. fac, Yo-k-ran ,~ -r
pie long, ihort Eughlh and Frg1cn
and Lea her Gloves
Gentlemen's beaver 90
Black ami whlt. Enghfh and French fix \
~ N 4 4 elegant Damalk 1havls
o. anC 2 common do
A great variety OF the moi fashionable Get
ton diito
DINO ie,-Furuirure "a cos,
Shire Nun Nder net do--FanCy do
Back d"--S NJ, .eJs
Fsri- net Gsuze--Llnens
ShlrunE CcIuns-Loag Cloths
India CuI.us .uu lthcoes
Brown AND vhte pi7tiIIa1
6-4 and ga Huckabu,-
Silk Cotton aos ca.he' supeudcz
rs ard 81 inch fix a. ga gon ia reIlss
Ladies e'egant bottle green. cl,t.sH 7ud
tr0wu Royal Peilece Llth
Bottle e cen, purple and black peIece Tab
by Ve.vets
BlacA, owe, purple aud blue Ve.veteens
Silvered 90 d-Pe fece Flame
p va i,t ysf NOD f4iainn4a.e V.Hing
Olive cen and dre,h Plans 81 rood
quality, foi shle for geut eiuen'o Sa-,ri,e
Wtire rn.l'd Fanue',
SuperGue tauu rL.ble tark mx'd Broad
Cloths and Caliilleres
Passn, Gods Co t,ngs- Sat'enet:s
JO-4 a1d 4 Role blaukc-s-Dufils
Bia-k, ,eIiow, crl1ltau and e.ute Aunel5
~ NJ IF which will be fold AZ ! very re-
daed price. or. l2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
RENOVAL.
10 II HALL,

x ~ Il. HALL,
HAVING purchalsd the whole Rock il
1 trade of Jobn P. zZAyja0n q Co. has re-
moved froin No z, Long Wharf, 70 Ceatgai
R.+v, (the tore formerly occupied ny laid
feBH p. TBu.Fo1 q CD where lie ofFer, tor
iale the following art 'Sle.:-
200 crates c. {. Earthsrn Ware0
100 calks EngEth Nails nII'''s- /
60 crates Junk Bottles 'O" 4
grols .utzrd Bottles
Boxes - byyIs, II by IS, 10 by Is, ID by
II, 10 by u, > by 10, by -, 9 by ~, z by
8, and by 8 Crown Window Gals
20 bottles luperfne, 6ne aud common CO.
pal Warmth Y
40 cslks fine EngIifh MuGard
IL do Copperas-4 do Alum
do Red Lead
z fleets MILD Lead, d. and 34
lquare feet
10 cwt parent Shot
hid common Lamp. Taek
key Lythsge
900 WI Iron Wire, aGnrted
doz long & ihort handled Frying Pan.
80 quires Sand Paper
2 NETS Small Weiehts
S4 lnlali painted 5oar- cams, aforted
50 boxes PPes
leO Stone-Iugs and Bu;ter-pots
Bbls Mel, No aud f-crk
50 hhds. Westward lGar.d Rum
> DC Nrlcovado sugars
90 40 Llverpoo san
1900 cuintais 90 -Fih Gan, 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
NOTICE

a IL PeTfcns having accounts opcn with
the late firm Of Dearborn & Walton, are
requelted to call on SIMON DEARBoRN, a. their
late ltand, and have them adiuited without de
lay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08

THE lolfes fuRaiued BY the fubfcriher IN
the dentructlon Of his building in H1y Mar
let Ro1V, by the late diGre1ing FIRE, are Of
themieIves iufRciently urgen to. call on thoie
indebted on the above company's account, as
well as his own privare account, for immedi-
ate payment, 20 a. 70 enable him to repair the
briding and fulfil his engagements with his
creditors.-With. reluctance, he must fay,
Mould an adbera1oe to this noice be omitted,
he muIt The approaching Court take othsr
Aeps however difagreeable.
JONATHAN SPARROW.
RI 0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
10 LET.

Store No. 6, Jones' Row-together with q
room in the lecond ftory-weli dtuated for all
Office or compiling -room.-Ip4uire u y Dear.
born, F,5. 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08

Five hundred numbers will be confidered
IS days drawing, aud the fortunate run-
ters, which depend on the days viii be de-
termined accordingly
This Gals will commence drawing in Roi-
ton, on the twenty fourth day Of March next.
Price Of a thoutaud doliaIs end upwards,
payable in ninety days-prizes If hundred
and Of FIVE hundred dollars, payable in fixty
days and all Others in thirty days after the
drawing fhal' be con- pIsted Payment as ufu-
al, in bills generally current in ,his Common
wealth. Prizes not demanded in one year at
ter tie drawing will not be paid.
Tickets rife to SO, after the fifteenth Of
March.
- Ticks;s and Quarters il gAe above OF.
Terry kep5 connantIy for Cale At the Book !
fore of ISAAC ADAMS. No Z, Fiji Greet.
Prize Tickets in former LouerIes taken ia
payment.
SAMUEL SWAN, Jun 2 ,1
JAMES I BALDWIN '1N'is''
B8fos, FEB. 8, sos
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08

~ Seue,I artieles P,ePa'ef, are Haav0idaBi,
e0si:eafor gpant Of yoo1s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08

81, 4 LDL DN. 40 'lY.
FOR a'e ny lsAAC AID ms, ~. : fts
itreet, JYEBSTEH's DICT 1NAPT-
compile, for the uie Of Corznoa z ~ st5ssL.
This Eork rontains more ham D. " tI-,sssf
-Uo- !, being all which fu2 loied ner aa-v
for F4RnEEs ard 'atCHANGcs lI.eItcu ue.eh
care aud P-tnte1 with ia aoy Difficult
erms Of c eace, ard oiI0lele words, a hich
IRE of 10 uCe . m N he coUa0n ocCu ~
los Of are omitted Ths work 1. rs
--amen1eA u The uotice Id th1fs who ltper-
itsaI tAs edHcatiOn 81 youih -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
TAKEN UP,

Caic6 Bryanf'5 E4afe
THE heirs and creditors cf the eRa.e "
Caleb Bryant, lare of Porr and, IL the
county Of Cumberland, mariner, deceaCed,
are hereby notified that Jana 8,rrei, admin
iftrator on faid ETA has exhibited X. NE his
account of administration and ALTO privare
account of his own on fad eGate both. Of
which Will be corfdered at Probate Court,
to be holden A he one OF Tab7 Fyot5-.r
ban, Elq on Wednesday the oath da. ii Fen
sHary INIT. at ten clock in the forenoon when
AMI where all Perfons cooce red, may be
Preient if they Zee III
SAM FREE NAN, Ts3geof PraJat.
Feb g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
NOTICE. !

e, NOTICE j.! ~ ~
TIE connection in bufnefs between the
Slbicribers, under the firm Of
THOMAS FORSxITH II CO.
IS his day diholved BY mutual content --Thofe
portions indebted either by note or account to
fad firm, are requested to call without de y
on Tbqnal F0rfaifb and have them adjulted.
JONATHAN SPARROW,
Gan. 80. THOMAS FCRSAITH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
For Sale,

A WALL PEW, in the Reyds MeGrs.
= Kellogg & Payfon's Meeting Foule -
Enquire at this Office. FEB. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
[ ISL NOTNE I

THE fubfcribe-s inform thole with whom
they have un(ettIed accounts, thar unlet8
a Gettlement j. made on OF before tie J 5 ~
slant, they will Be lodged with an attorney f1r
colleCtiSn CROSS & MARTIN.
Fe5. /, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
- ooOCcfoJJJ a.

A report was ia circulation the last week
that the Embargo was taken of but with
cut the least foundation. AS we know Of
10 sufficient cause for la{lng it on, it is i'm
possible to form any opinion how long it will
continue. The worshi?pers and office-hold-
ers under the present administration, are
loud in their appreciation Of the measure. 1t
As enough for them to justify it, because 1t
], done BY the advice Of Mr.. Jefferson 1t
i the avowcd opinion Of many democrats,
high in office, that il order to meet their
ileas ola republican government, it is ne
Gessary to keep the great body OF the people
fpoR Ii this iogick IS correct, no couu-
Jay on earth ever made more rapid strides
- republican periectabiliy, than the U. ;.
10 ~ the present moment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08

COM.
WILLIAM MoULToN, jun, has for fale
quantity of COAL. F@ 8.
" TICE /!
TIE copartnsrihip Of the fublcribers, w
der the arm of
,.. PRATT e PUTNAM s4
was diholved, BY mutual content, on the fro
day Of January la(t All perlons having ac-
counts open with faid firm, arc requelted to
call on JObH PrG:t, and have them adjuRed
withou- decay. JOHN PRATT.
;r.6 8. MASON PU NAM.
JOHN PRATT,
AZ the 1oP lately occupied by the above frE,
informs that he continues to execu the
bok- Binding ayEneG,
IN al its different branches, as ufual
He has for lale general ahortment of
Hcc1unt B1ok5 . stationary, &c.
on reafonable terms Feb. 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08

Amofkeag Canal Lottery.
ClsG Fifth Of the Second Grant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
SUBJECT TO NO DEDUCTION.
. Mt f1va blanks to a prize.

- w UFttIft' u q PI III
A part Of the above Prizes will be Drawn
in the following manner viz be frt
drawn blank on the 5th day, hall be entir ed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08

SCHEME.
10000 Tickets at 5 Dollars each are
100000 Dollars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08

- Capt Michal, arrived at Phila-
delphil the 90 ult. informs that pack
ct, from England had arrived at Barbl-
does, and brought a decree Of Nov. ~,
modifying the operation Of the decree
of Nov. IL. -
Letters from Holland continue to re-
peat the opinion, that we must have war
with France, If we settle with England.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-31
alfraNurta Eeap 6a;etfe.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81.
DISPATCHES BY THE HOPE.

DISPATCHES BY THE HOPE.
Just as the Mouitor Was going to press, we
understand dispatches from Mr. Pinkney, our
minister at London, were received at the dc.
pa tmcnt of state. They will take some time
to decypher, and therefore we have not been
able to obtain information respecting then
for to-day's paper The dispatches from ge-
neral Armstrong, from some cause unknown,
have not yet reached this city.-Monifor.
Yesterday the French national brig Survil-
lante, left our harhor, and went down to
Hampton Roads. She saluted Fort Nelson
as she passed with 81 guns, which were re-
turned by a like number from the fort.
Norfolk 1laf.er.
INDEPENDENT anguag'e.-A writer IN the
American Citizen begins an address in the
following bold and independent language.
Read federalist., and read candid demo-
Gratis.
The nomination of Mr.. Madison, by Mr..
JEFFERSON, (fcr who doubts that his infiu-
encc decided the caucus at Washington, to
prefer Mr.. Madison to Gov. Clinton would
give him a title to predominating influence
and thus in practice we should ind our con-
stitution frittered down to name, and the
reigning President nominating his success
sor, as efectually as BoNAPARTE has secur-
ed that power to himself, by bolder, but
not surer steps. Are we prepared for this
state of things Are the people to be rob :
bed of their right of choosing their Cher
Magistrate, through the organs pointed out
by the constitution, that the President may
appoint his successor!
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-31
J. The difference in the name men

the Ebro. The difference In the name nfch-
toned in the two statements is therefore OF
no consequence, as both, in relating thu same
fact, come to the same result. This letter
also states, that Palafox had fallen back to
Bora, IN consequence of the advance OF the
French army greatly superior in numbers.
The intelligence of 10000 SPanlards being
on their march from Madrid to Saragossa,
is supposed to have caused the retreat OF
the French. The Spanish general Blake is
supposed to have occupied Burgos, the last
accounts having left him at Rsynosa.
The whole of the intelligence Is highly sa-
lisfactory. 1t appears clear that the French
in Spain, with their present force, are wholly
unable 10 make a stand against the Spani ards,
unless enabled to do it by the strength oftheir
positions; and if the French should succeed
in keeping their ground, and in reinforcing
their army to any grea: extent, it is evident
that the Spaaiards will have ample means and
opportunity, in the interval, of collecting and
discipliniag very large army, to meet the
increased force of their enemy The most
pleasing hopes may therefore be entertained
of ultimate success to the glorious Cause of
the Spsnish nation.
Cucsta had established his head quarters at
Aloa del former.
The Russian ambassador at Madrid had set
out for Lisbon.
The captain ef vessel arrived at Cartha-
gena, had stated, that the French were pre-
cipiiately evacuating Naples, the whole king
dom being in a state Of ;nsurrection against
them
The second son Of the king of the two ST.
Giles, and the Duke Of Orleans, have arrived
at Gibraltar.
A letter from an Office in the expedition,
under the command of Sir David Baird, dated
Cork, the 5th instant, says, {" We are this
morning getting under weigh. 1000 troops
On board, destined for Italy I"
Several 16re-ships, ws understand, have
been prepared in the Baltic, for the purpose
Of an attempt to burn the Russian fleet in Ro-
gerswick Bay
PLYMOUTH, Sept. 10.
The Queen Charlotte letter ofmarque (of
London captain Pye, has just arrived from
Malta, which place she left the Cd ult. On
the Goth July, the British frigatc Sea- Horse,
of 56 guns, arrived at Malta, with Turk
ish ship of war, mounting so brass guns,
her prize, which she captured in the Adri-
attic, after most desperate action of four
hours, during which the enemy lost 800
men killed, and 200 wounded, her crew
consisting Of. 7o4 men. She was in COM
pany with two other frigates, which were
sent out for the express purpose of captur
ing the Sea Horse, one of which was sunk
at the commencement of the action, and
and the other ran away. Notwithstanding
the great superiority of force, the Sea-.
Horse had only 6 killed and s wounded.
The Turkish ship was a complete wreck.
1t is said that when the captain of the Sea-
Horse boarded his prize, he found the
Turkish captain seated upon the quarter
deck cutting off the heads of his crew, as
fast as his officers could bring them to him,
for not doing their duty during the action,
against the Inhdels.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-31
LOTTERY OFFICE.

~ TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the office
Of the alexandria DAILY Gazette,
price Fine DoAs. g Seventy five
cents. A regular list of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August g.
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E.. GILMAN

f.. GILMAN
Ha. reeeiyed to-day, a most azser6 assortn'cs
Of
L Il d / ES SH q f S,
Of every possible description--aomng which
are a few pair
SEVILLE SLIPPERS.
ON HAND,
RICE
HAVANA SUGARS -
PORTER
CANDLES AND SOAP.
ALSO,
2 Shares Alexandria Theatre, and
do. Little River Turnpike STOCK,
which will be sold a bargain if applied fax
soon.
October 10 Ass1s4
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RY

GEORGE W. r. GUSTS, Esq.
OF Arlington House, District of Columbia.
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p Booksellers supplied on the usual
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-10
St. A1ary's College Lottery.
BALTIMORE.

Il .FEWFORTUNATE TICKETS 1.-THE
a above LOTTERY may be had By early ap-
plication AT y. Aarch's Bookstore. George
town, or of, G, and r. Hate Baltimore.
Present Price Of TICKETS IS dol2ars.
a- A Regular check book OF the above
LOTTERY is kept at J March's BOOKSTORE
!, Georgetown, where the fate Of any ticket can
be known.
-. PrizeTickets WILDE taken in exchange
for undrawn Tickets.
Feb.9. DIST,
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t. The Proprietor Of the

G. The Proprietor Of the
alexandria DAILY ldUe9tsser, Will
dilpoSe Of the Establishment on
moderate terlns-there are now
nearly six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING, To a
Perfon Of Induftry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be a desirable Sltua-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render 1t necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great Bargain # applcatl-.
on be made loon.
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throne, We may commence negotiations,
or even form treaties but there is no peace
towards England the mind that cngender-
ed these measures.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-12

TO take of the embargo and permit
US to trade with the Spaniih people,
left Buonaparte foald CorGder it an
ACT of hoftility. Well done man Ut
the people bid
Nathan Haley, again.-The dem
ocratic editors, unable to ieGlt tie
various proofs Of the identity Of Fsa-
ley the meaenger, with Haley be
robber, begin now to execute MIR.
Teferlon for appointing him, by all
lodging that he was ignorant of his
character. Once for all we tell them.
that Mr., Jetferion was perfectly a..
ware Of his character lie not OF
y knew that he had ran away with
MIR. Clafon's flip, but he alfo knew
tina: he mott THANKFULLY cheated the
captain, with whom he failed from
Francs to this country, OUT of One
Hundred and Ninety Dollars. ~
deed 70 perfectly aware was ar.
! eferfon of this mans infamy, thSe
even be heGtated about making him
a. governmental MefIenger Haley
discovering this. applied to the Plsus
7oei BarhEU, high pSief Of The 1emtte
9f ReaEn, who gave him abfolution
for the Pat, and a diipenfation for
the future. This quietted the qualms
Of our philofOph.c, reaion- owing
Preddent's conicience, and Haley re-
ceiYed the appointment he deGrcd
[Waibirgfaa Fsaeralf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-12

greements concluded and fgned on its behalf,
by IFS agents duly authorized for tia purpoie,
OF retaining 70 much Of thofe agreements as
may be favorable TO its own views. and Of Ee-
jecting fuch ftipulations, or fuch parts of ftp
ulations, as are conceived 70 be not fufhcient-
ly beneficial TO America.
II the American government has right to
exerciie fuch arevi6on an equal right cannot
be denied to others, and it Is obvious that the
adoption of fuch practice by both parties to
treaty, would tend to render negotiation in-
definite, and fettlement hopeless or rather,
TO iupercede altogether the practice of nego
Citation through authorized commifioners. and
10 make every article of a compact. between
State and State, the fuhje6 of repeated refer
ence, and of endlefs difcufhon The altera-
ton of particular articles in a treaty, after
the whole has been carefully adjufted and
arranged, muif DeceGariy open the whole to
renewed dehberauon. The demands of one
party are not to be confdered as abiolute, nor
the conCefhons of the other as unconditional.
What may have been givsn on the one hand
IN confederation OF advantage 10 be derived, in
return from accompanying POPULATIONS might
have been retuied, if thoie fipulaiosS had
been leis favorable, and mutt necefariiy be
Withdrawn if hey are changed
Il cannot be admitted that any government
ihouid hold thofe with whom it treats, to all
thai has been granted by them in its favor, re-
laxing at the fame time, on its part, the recip-
rocal conditions for which It's own faith has
been engaged, or that, after having obtained
by negotiation, knowledge Of the utmolt ex-
tent of conceiIion to which the other consrac-
ting party Is prepared to content in the con-
clufion Of treaty it should require yet far
Their conceiEon, without equivalent, as the
price of its ratification.
The undersigned IL, therefore commanded
20 apprize the American commifioners, that
although his Majelty will be al all times ready
TO liiien TO any fuggeftons for arranging, in
an amicable and advantageous manner, the
REFLECTIVE intereas of the two countries tho
ProPoial Of the PRECEDENT Of the United States
for proceeding TO negotiate anew, upon the
BATS Of treaty already folemnly concluded &
Lgned, is wholly inadmifible. And his Maj
ely has, therefore, no option under the pref
ent circumstances Of this traniaetion, but TO ac-
quiefce in the refufal of the PRECEDENT Of the
United States to ratify rhe treaty fgned on
the sin of December 1906.
The underGgnsd requelts Mehrs. Monroe
and Pinekney to accept the afnranoes Of his
lSigned) GEORGE chRS2JINC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-12

place belonging 70 one or other of the higb
contracting parties, no; only every aiIi1ance
ihall be given to the unfortunate ner(ons. and
no violence done 10 them, but alto the effecs
which they ihaIl have thrown out of the ihip.
into the fea, ihaIl not be concealed or detain.
ed, nor damaged Under any pretext whatev.
er. On the contrary the above mentioned
effects and merchandise hall be pre(erved
and reitored 10 them, upon fuitable recon-
penfe being given to thofe who fhall have az
fitted in faving the perions, yeleIs and eff
fects.
ARTICLE XIII
And il being the intention of the high con-
tracing parties that the people of their ref
pective dominions fhaIl continue to be on the
footing of the mott favored nation, It is a.
greed, that in cafe either party fhall hereafter
grant any additional advantages ia navigation
or trade, 10 any other nation, the fubieets or
citizens of the other party ihall fully partici-
pate therein.
ARTICLE XIV.
The high contracting parties engage TO
communicate TO each other, without delay,
all iuch laws as have been or hail be hereaf-
ter enacted by their REFLECTIVE Legislatures,
as ALTO all meaiures which fhall have been
taken for the abolition or limitation Of the At
rican flaws trade and they further agree TO
uie their beit endeavors to procure the co OPP
Grafton Of other powers for the final and com.
Plete abolition of trade 70 repugnAnt 10 the
principles Of juitce and humanity.
ARTICLE XIV.
And il is further agreed, that nothing here
in contained fhali contravene or effect The due
execution of any treaty or treaties, now actu-
ally fulfilling between either of the high con-
tracing parties, and any other power or
powers.
ARTICLE xXVI.
This treaty, when the fame lhall have been
ratified by his maiely, and by the PRECEDENT
of he United States, with the advice of their
Senate, and the REFLECTIVE notifications mutu-
ally exchanged, ihall be binding and obhgato-
~ on his Majelty,' and on the iaid ltates for
ten years, from The date of the exchange Of the
faid ratification, and ihaiI be reciprocaIly ere
cuted and oblerved with punGtuality and the
mott tncere regard 10 guod faith.
IN. tsa6 z0bsysgf. We, tie EHssrEgHsf PLaa-
ipstertiasiss On fbs cart sf His Nifty, fbs
Kiqg Eff Great brHSia, aud tie Commit i0asys
ExtJa0raiaa,y, ard Pleaipotsufi0ri0 @ fbe
part eftbs United Slater Of dzrs,isa, Savs
sT.--'S.- r-eIsHs ..,.ys saG b01e laEJsdtO Be-
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Seal (SignsdJ AUCKLAND,
Seal (SigHsaJ Jas. MONROE,
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-12

The following gentlemen appear to
be elected for this State, VIVA
thaniel Macon, Willis ALTON, Jun.
Mr.. Stanford, Mr.. Holland. AR
cHIBaLD MBRyDR, JosEPH PEAR
SON, Joan STANLEY, Thomas Ke-
nan, Lemuel Sawyer, William Ken
nedy. in opPoGtion ta.rho's BIount.
Melhack Franklin, Jnmss Cochran.
4 he Federsl fsrpuD teams are dlstin-
guilhed by fnaIl capitals. NJ Caro-
lima in old times never had more
than four federalilts in Congrrfs In
the lat seiIion The hsd but one. now
ihe has three There were Only tour
federal candidates nominated al this
election three are cholen. Saccess
might have attended federal nomi.
nations in other diitricts, but ucne
happened to he made.