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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
Land far Sale.

he lublcrIber offers for iale the follow
L ing parcels Of LAND
FARM, well cacua ed for a Trader,
Farmer, or Mechanic one mile from the
Meeting Houte il AeDO- Glomei4er, pIealantlY
htuated N the County Road, with which will
be fold eleven acres OF interval LAND.
dyo-ln the town OF Jay, in The county Of
OEjord, Three hCuland Acres Of AND Of
chs frit quality, h,uaie in different parts of
that town, which u one Of the beA towns il
the county. Il will be fold Al a reduced price ;
the whole viii be fold together, or ny me I'm
gle lot, as may belt Accommodate Purchaiers.
And one lot IN the Gown Of Ectbsf--Inquire OF
JAMES STARR, JUN hlq for information.
-dyo--At Penogtof, IN IUwnI..Ip No. ;. Of
the 7'h Range Of TownlhiPs on Pyeqfogris rio
sr, 10 the county Of Hozcoet, Five Thouand A.
ores Of Land IN Lots of 100 acres each. This
Is one Of the fnefi Townlhips in that country /;
Saw and Grit Mills are already erected, from
whence any kind Of Lumber may be RATED a
ide the lhipping in Bangor Inns townfhip is
rapidly iestiing. Young Farmers are invired
TO examine for themlelves. Inquire of Mr..
DANIEL BULLIN, Of iaid townlhip, for fur
;her particulars
hL/o-Thirty thoufand acres Of ST. JCHNs
LAND, 10 called IN the county Of H1gj5izq-
fon. This land is fguated in The beR tract Of
Land in the DiilriGt Of Maine the foil is very
rich and fertile, the growth principally Hard
Wood and Button Nut. A road IS laid out
through faid Land from Penoblcot 10 81.
Johns River Twenty thoufand acres Of this
Land is fituated but fcvea mile, from the rich
Farmers on ST, Joha's River, and the FoR
Road from thence to Quebec. Should 80 or
40 good Farmers Allocate together aud pur-
chaie this whole tract, for their own actual fet-
Element, they would enfure fortune to them
ielves and their children after them. For fur
ther particulars pIeafe TO inquire Of he fub-
lcribsr.
IOSFPH z FOXCROFT.
NsrV- GiOas5ss,, May 9, 1908. (6rAo)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
William Coddard ,

w illidtIl w al "
YYAS received by hips Jofeph and Henry
! 4 from Liverpool, very extenfge add
ton TO bis iiock of SadIery, Cutlery & Hard
Ware Goods-which he offers for faIe by
wholeiaIe and retail, on the NOT Reasonable
terms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes beff Crown Gla(s, all hzes from
9 ty7 &c i8 by IL
$50 calks wrought Nails al hzes
8 tons 1neet Lead
20 dos, beA EngiGh ShcveIs and Spades
rs doz. Frying pans
100 dog. beit Sewing Irvine
s eafks fiat Irons
Large quantity Cart, Wagon, and chsfe
Wheel Boxes
Sets Of Cart Iron, Weights
Z, q and 2sw do DO
Blocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boTes double tin Plates
Blacklmith's Anvils and Vices.
Also,
An aHortmens Of LOOKING GLASSES,
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
Avery great variety Of Joiner's Planes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
@isteihHy.
From the North America

From the North American.
Nh. WAasER--I hear our demo.
Gratis call Colonel PIcEERlNG and the
leading Feceralists of massachusetts,
tories, and men favoriag British in
arsnce IN this country--men who
would sell their country to England
this has led me to tram Of reflections,
che result OF which l shall communi-
cate thro' your useful paper in the form
Of Queries.
QrEhY 1. Did not Massachusetts
srst oppose British taxation on our
commerce, and excise?
2. Did she not contribute as liber-
ally, during the contest, as any other
state, to acquire our INDEPENDENCE :
2. Under these circumstances, is It
reasonable 70 suppose she wishes to
Return to the former order Of things
4 Is not Massachusetts, the most
COMMERCIAL state in the Union!
5. Has not Virginia, with her mouth
piece, Jefferson, been constantly zeal
Gus cf their accommodating wealth,
through that medium Of the wealth of
nations, COMMERCE, and constantly
throwing obstacles in the way of COM
merce
s. When the French revolution first
took place, was not the conduct OF
WASHINGTON abused by the ad-
rnirers Of the revolution for issuing his
proclamation of neutrality
z. Did that proclamation shew dis
position to favour England more than
France
8. Did not TIE author Of a certain
Letter to certain Ma2zei therein
manifest a decided partially for
France, and her new tangled govern
ment
9. Has not every act Of the admin
;s.rztion continued to shew the same
partially, Notwithstanding the various
changes which have taken place in
their government When a sister
republic, she was admired for her prin-
ciples, as we detested nnonarchy--now
an absolute monarchy, she IS admired,
because she viii destroy England,
Query, again, IS that conduct strictly
neutral Or, in such al event, what
guarantee have we, thai we shall not
share the fate of other nations
10. Ought we not to be taught q
lesson from the fate Of the nations that
have truclled to France and French
influence
DEEoE states, anj think Justly,
'UngoYerned passions settled arst in France
Where mankind live in haste, and thrive by
chance
= dancing nation, tickle and untrue,
Have Oft Indone themselves q others too.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
Oxford, S.. ..At J

oxford, IS. ...ht a Court 9f CsrHg5'.
]Lea1, begla and h.iden at P1ri.s
19ltbih and far the osanty Of CJsrd.
on The fo@ld Of May, 4. D 1908.
ON the petition Of Nat5auisI a4syriA, where
Of the foregoing is copy, the Court Order
that the petitioner notify All per,ons concerned
herein Of The fame, BY Gazing copy Of faid
petition and fthis order thereon, 70 be pub.
hihed 10 the PorfLara GoEettr three weeks fuc-
cetive'y the TAT publication 70 be 1t leaf
thirty days before the next term of this Court.
that all perions may then and there fhew caule
III any they have) why the prayer Of the Peii-
toner lhouh not be granted
Attef, CTRU3 HAMLIE, CLERK.
Aagyf 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
6Rnfr APPOINT VENTS.

Esajssis Ts!salys, (of c,naet7isD., and mem
bar Of CoRerefs from that State) TO &c Colonel
cfthe Regimeal ofLight Dragons.
Aiexsadsy S1ytbs 20 DO Colonel !; and Nm
Duane, 1t Gel Of the regiment Of riAemen
ESzSorS Pseesr, colonsl: and Ho5sr Y. Nj
Sen, Majos, Sd rsgi. infantry.
Tosa Visiting, l.. Cot. JGss, Miller. Major,
c!the 9th regt. infantry.
.sltsas&y PorIer Col sth reg, infantry.
9a5ss Si1oas Coli 2. M. Pie, Major, 9Th
feg1. infantry.
EvIgisv. Rv6sly, Col. 7lh regt infantry.
General EIRlisjas is abou: 10 eaabliih his
hsac- quasEers 81 csrigs, Psr.JIVss;s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
NOTICE.
Portland HcQdemy.

THE Trultees Of Portland Academy give
= notice, that Inttruetion will be recon-
menced therein t6h day. A few Students
more than thoie who are already engaged,
may be admitted.
Price Of Tuition four Dollars a Quarter
The order Of admIifion will be according to
the priority Of applications Tickets for ad-
milton nnIl be applied for at the Office of
the fubfcriber S. FREEMAN.
Portkga3, AggR6 /. ...
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

Fer jdkat Pubic Aa5ior. ID D. WE'D.
NESD4T, I7t5 inf.
A Nu1ber Of PEWs on he lower floor ia
IN 81 Peril Cb.yb for payment Of tara,
due from them for the years 500 and 1907.
SHIRLEY FRYING, T,eslsrty. /.
Portland, daFrf 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
TO BE SOLD.

a DWEILING-HoUSE, forty feet by thir-
= ty-two, TWO Tories high, with COM
modious Stable and other out buildings, with
about half ar acre Of Land, ftusted near the
bridge in Taei5sm, accommodated with excel
lent water by AcqueduGl from an unfailing
fource, which abundantly fupplies the houfe,
fable and garden IN the drielf feafons. The
hoult has been built about ten years the 9th
er buildings nor three years Gnte. They
asnd in 1uurilhing village. within one mile
OF Bo1y5oir College, in Byvzt-Otf and about
hxty rods FROM the Court Houe in Toej5a5
TO a perfon who wifles 10 BE concerned in
The Lumber bufnefs 10 the trader or induitri-
Gus mechanic, the opportunity 10 purchaie a
good aand may be worthy attention. Further
information may be had Of the fublcriber at
Bath. IONA. ELLIS.
41pyH IS. a WI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
NOTICE y

A BSENTED t-on his matter. in Juiy lao,
boy by the name of RFnry Geyrj5: iaid
boywore away red jacket and trowies, and
is about 81 years old, light comp erion-who-
ever will give information Of faid boy fhall be
paid for their trouble by
THOMAS HOvEY.
Psrhasi, AsT,7 0.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
TREAsuRY CIRCULAR.

In Mr.. Cailatia'e Circular, Of July I, 1908,
% PERMIT American vessels till the 1st ot
August, 10 20 10 certain places to collect
Sebts, the President says, " II is proper to
observe that from information received, it
appears, that in some cases attempts have
been made to procure Acknowledgements
from persons residing abroad, for the pm-
pose Of supporting fallacious statements Of
property abroad Whenever you have
doubts Of the fairness Of the statement, the
application oug ht to be rejecteI. Nor should
permission be granted q persons who have
u any manner contrsvened the revenue, en-.
barEo, s6n intercourse, or n0nlmport ton
lava Which is the noH-intsyc0g55e law !!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
Il REQUEST

THOSE Ferfons indebted 10 the late firm
of IEoRAHAN < GovLp, by Note or Ae-
count are PartissLzyiy requelted to call aud fe,.
tie the fame with JAMES M. IscRAKAM, at
their former Counting Room, or I.gyabazs',
Wbsyf before the goth Of Augul, or elfe they
will be called upon in manner nor 70 agree
sbIe. Augu1 l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
Corron Factory.

Cotton Factory.
THE fubfcribers inform their friends and
'be public that they are appointed a.
gents for CsffOa MaTEfal70,y, and have JUN
received and offer by ryholefsle and retail, a
general ahortment Of COTTON YAsH. TICK
ING, SC. at the mandatory prices, for cafh
Only.
Stockbridge < Torrey.
Bats, dgFyls 8. (S w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
Henry Smith & [ O.

No 4, 4N.Gy'+ RotO,
HAVE Jun received, a large and faihiona-
: bic afortment Of light and dark Cling
hams; coloured corded Cambrics; white do !;
black do purple, brown and late 90; Linen
do f; fancy Mullins India DO 4; Jaconet do 4
fPotted nrh'd do; Cambria and common light
& dark Cslieoes; Robes d amak ELK Shawl !;
Cotton DO black and famon coloured Taffe-
ties black, white, purple, brown, Gate plum
and dove eoloured Lateltrings; Grapes bacx,
white, late and rols coloured ladies and gen
clemens fix and cotton Hole Englih and
French long fix Cloves ihort do; kid do !;
Dimities bandanns, madras, barcelona and
fancy Handkerchief elk and cotton Sewing
Silk Velvet Vefing plain black do; Grape
and tifany Fans Linens Brltifh Shntings !;
India Cottons Tabby Velvets otton and
Linen Check; BroadcIothes and CaGimeres !;
Englilh Nankeens Granderiis; Shaioons /;
DurantS; RutIels Duroys; Carpeting, &c.
&c.
PartlaaS, T.zs g. IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
Nathaniel Martin.


Nathaniel Martin,
INFORMS HIS friend, and the public that
= he has taken the fore lately occupied oy
Meifrs. Caoss & MARTIn, Fore free, where
he has for fale, good aRortment OF
ENGLISH u W. 4 GOODS,
among which the following is part, viz.
Broad Cloths, Kerfeymears, Foreitcloths'
Blue Plains, Sergss Patent Cord Cslieoes,
Csnbncks. Irifh Linens, Mullins, Ginghams,
CopPerplate Furniture, Linen Checks, Cotton
do. India Cottons, Rngifh do. Marfeiiles
quilting, Cotton Shaws, Pocket Fkfs Ban
danna do Velvets, Chambray Mullins, Dis
pers, Durants, Duroys CaIlinincoes. Rufells,
Silk Gloves, Cotton do. Velvet Velsing, Boot
Webbing, Cotton Hofery, Worried do. Guern-
ley trocks, Pocket Books, Cotton Braces, &c,
Ao--Rum, Brandy, Gin, Lifeon Wine.
Port do. Malaga do Loaf Sugar, Brown do.
Flour, Cotton, Maids, Shovels, Scythes, Salt,
Filth, Cinnamon, Ginger, PimenIo, Pepper, &c
likewise,
Hyfon,
Young Hyfon,
Hyfon Skin, STEAS, fri sHaiity.
Souchong,
Bohea
All the above articles and thofe that are
not psrticularized in this advertisement, will
be difpofed Of at the ufIal reduced prices of
the above aore. .4,,,.. .- -fggYR !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

HAS removed to the houfe formerly orcrpi-
l ed by Mr.. John Veazie. near tie Rev Mr..
Kellogg's neeting houfe, HlilAt1f,es4, where
he IS (lill ready TO purfue the practice Of Medi-
cine in It's different branches. dry. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
B0zUd0in Colkege

B07Udoin College.
THE Overfeers Of Bowdoin College, are
hereby notified, thar their nert meeting
will be holden at the College Chapel in Brunf
wick, on the Tuefday preceding the hrft
"wednesday in September next, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon.
IONA. ELLIS, sssrst5yy.
Bath, hgggf 8. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
For 7GRndice D Bilious Complaint,
WHEATON's
Genuine Jaundice Bitters,
(PRtcR 90 cEETs)
Secured 20 bin 6y Lett0s Patent fysn tie P5ef3snt

GENUINE iaundlCe BltterS,
(PRtcE 90 cEETsD
Secured 20 hin 6y Left0s Patent firm tie P,sfIent
81 tbf Uzits1 State.
a MEDICINE extremely uleful for curing
jaundicy and bilious diforders. and re.
moving that linking, faint and dilreHed feel
ing at the itomach, difficulty of hing, loE
Of appetite, and aeepy, dull heavinefs in the
fore part Of the day, weakness and trembling
of the limbs, dizzineis of the head, and yellow
neis Of countenanoe, complaints 70 common to
jaundicy and bilious people
The many cures that have been effected in
New England by the above medicine, (as may
be leen by the bils) prevent the neQe6ity Of
further Recommendation. -Litsroijt,
Wheaton'S Itch Ointment,
A Medicine which will certainly cure The
ITCH, without having in il any thing either
dangerous or dlagreeable.
One box cures perfon, and there need be
no wafhing after the uGe Of 1t, as the ska is
generally left clean and imooth,
The above MaDscINEs are kept conRsntly
for fsle by
Erving x Poor,
at their Store near the head Of Fin -ltreet.
(e p IT, Ma,e5 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
Fact0rY Cott0n

Henry Smith & Co.
Ne, I. Af.6ty's ROW,
HAVE for fale large adortment
Of factory, Warp and Filling, and two
threaded whitened Cotton.
THiy Is tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
Cotton FaGorv
NeqV Good5.

Jofeph Barbour,
VffSsFs fbs IgfsraHaE 01a. FA-fraf,
HAS jua received an additional afortmen, OF
NEW GOODS,
Conhhng Of Linens, Britiih Cottons. Cam
bries, fancy Mullins, brown Linens, black
Grapes, do. Luffrings, Bandanna Hkfs. fancy
blk do fix Shawls, long & flor; fix Gloves,
kid do ccloured Luarings, bIue and yellow
Nankeens, cotton Eerlamires. Ladies' white
and eoioured cotton Hole, Calieoe,, Cling
hams, Dimoties. Englih Nankeen, India Cot
tons, Centlemen's mixed cotton Hofe, white
O. black and white elk ditto, 5arfnetts, Lin
en- Cambrics, fuper6ne and common Broad
cloths and Kerfamires, &c Sc. --
The above, together with his former Rock
will be fold 2, very fmall advance for cafa
only. UG Nay IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

q CAB givea tor Rags and j7.4'ys
AZ Il dams RaaE-Saye,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
-" Valuable Scb0oI Back.

-" Valuable ScbO0I Back.
lust publiihed and for faIe BY
j ISAAC ADAMS,
a valuable Book for the uTe Of Schools
CONTAINING
The CONSTITUTIONS Of the
STAIE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
and that Of
TIE UNITED SITES:
The Declaration Of independence,
and PRECEDENT
WaLbbngton'S Fare7veH AddteG.
This hook WAS printed lhort time fnce ~
order ofthe General Court of Mafachnfet.s.
and by them recommended to the inhabitants
OF the ieveral towns 70 be read As a SCHOOL
bOOK N all the common fcL OILS Pew %.
pies Of this uIefuIl book ever reached this a,rt
OF the fate; bur where It has been sdonte5
II is ghly approved of.
BY the requelt Of number Of gentlemep
lntereited in the education Of the rifinq eenpr-
tiar.a new editioa has jun been printed.
~ Boo4jeAierI e" be (aePled II Poets ~ t5s
bazayed r.,
NOTICE is her, by given, thar the fubrcri
Der has been duly appointed executor
Of the lait will add teltament Of
AFRICA HAML1N,
late Of Waterford, in the county Of Oxford
gentleman, deceafed, and has unde taken thar
trutt by giving bonds as the law direa, all
perions having demands upon the eaate Of
iaid Famlin, are requeRed to exhibit the
fame and all Perfon, indebted Il faid eFate
arc called upon 70 make payment 10
JONATHAN STONE, Izg. 6xsssfsr.
WzfsyJari June 20,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
FOR SAVE.

PY JOHN DICKS. No. 10, Long wharf
50 puncheons high proof lanai
ca RUM. 4hEggf !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

MaccO6oy SnuF,
OF fuperior quality, for faIe, by ESAAC
- ADAMS.
TEIy lS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
TO LET

TO LET,
a CONVENIENT DWELLING HOUSE.
: with good accommodations, Etuated in
Back lllsc;, So For terms, apply 20
%H0lIAS SANFORD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

|5OO
$4,000 Tickets q i've dollars each, are hxty
Thoutand Dollars.
Capita! PyiEei astsysr"4bLs II tie aii970izg aa1ey,
viz
FHA drawn blank on TIE 5th day Of drawing
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
{ org cseional.
zratt. ..Reqsn ./rgnmtnt. F'agaencc.
Mr. KEYS SPFFCH.


III following able and srcumentive Speech
at MI kFy, Cf Noyv'aEd. is thu introduced
u he Wilmington Fede-aiiil, from whence
We have fele6led Il " This appeal TO the
good ienIe and patrio,ifrr of the American
people, viii furely awaken The attention Of
everv man 70 our prefsnt difreisfal and
Peri'ous condition. Fhefe are times when
the movements Of The national machine are
snpeded 10y clogs and impediments, when
the peace Of TIE Psople is dilurbed by the
alarms Of war and the hayward policy of
sheir ruIers. The grand councillors for the
national fafery have enacted law which
PTedes hardly upon every individual of the
community; which has arrelled our career
upon tic road TO wealth and national great
nefs, and which has thrown thoufands of
sndigent and helpless families upon the
bounty of the more sflueat and unenbar-
RATED. Il was 70 induce the adminif-
Grafton party TO repeal this dearu6tive law,
that this fpee5h was delivered, and in truth
i does honor to the head and the heart of
Its asthor. The details are minute and in
soreling-thc political Information correct
and its lyle pure and Aou-iAing- The
4neaion Of the oonflitutionsity Of law
empowering the prefdent 10 repeal an act
OF the leginature Is sifcufed with great ie-
gal ability and aseerly adroifnefs. We
hope the reader will give to this fine piece
Of parliamentary eloquence a mon FERROUS
perulal."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
deduct this amount ...g762.2O4

Amount Of Domestic Produce
free to be exported ..... 8 36.9S7 $50
This surplus Of s So 937 $50 Of our own
produce, is not interdicted by the British
orders of council, nor within the physical
power az France to obstruct, and ID only pro-
hibtcd from expectation by tie operation Of
the Embargo--for shall not notice the
Fre7oa G<ercEs j j. E5.s-,ar .}i..aen. The
excessive folly OF the Emperors decree, can
only be equaIIed by his weakness ana inca
pacity to execute it
# ! am incorrect in my statement, and
| again solicit investigator aud detection of
, error, ought not the benefit Of an embargo
, to be clear-certain-ir resistible-all pow
erlul-before il should lock up such a mass
Of product from Expectation ana Sale -
san uncertain, contingent, probable advan-
tages justify an experiment, which hazards
50 many millions Of Dollars l--Vill not the
nation demand at our hands, that as good
and faithful stewards, we shall account f r
the property placed under our coutroul -
And low have we done It IL fear To ask
BIZ AN EMBARGO.
Sir, il has been said and repeated that
the Embargo does very little h4rn-that
we have ne places ID export our produce 70
1t such be the fact, Mr. Chairman. then
the law ought TO be repealed as usezess g,.
fafe but sir, It is very we'll known, that VIC
have abundance Of Ports and Countries to
export to, and that is tie reason WHY there
an Embargo b Lsw,----s.F, Tia. honor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

30 The several states in heir s,5e.;.
political capacities, assent ~ the Senate.
who represent those sovereiFnties-
Lastly the people Fl the Z. s. and BY III.
President their representatives.
Each Of these distinct interests before
bin can legitimately pass into law, mus.
express their assent-this once done, II h..
comes law, and Il IS conceded posiiio,
thrt he power 70 repeal law, must 81 r..
same or co-eztensive with the power "
make Tt is said that this resolution only
grants the power on certain specified oontin.
gencies-But IS it 81, Mr.. Chairman Can
We misunderstood tn LANGUAGE Of The reso.
luton On the happening of certain events
the President is solely t5e 1adge II it IL sate
and byober to suspend The law-noH il il
this power proposed 70 5e given BIN Of sole.
b judging Of the pyotrfety Of suspeading
law. that condemn-hecause z4e transfer
to linn the right cf Judging whether law
shall remain in force or not, when il is orr
dity TO Judge If the same ought to be re-
pealed or suspended. How csn we nudge
Of events vet 10 happen, the terms of which
are unknown to VS., whether they viii ar
ford proper grounds for suspending a law
it is impossble--if we are to act il this
way, let us say that when such events de
signaling them) happen, the law shall BE-
suspended, and let the President give them
publicity by proclanation-In this node
the suspension takes place through the
constitutional legislative organ
Let il not be said it is too great an ab-
surdity to suppose, that if we grant this
power Of repeating laws, we have an equal
right to grant the president power to
make laws. | say the constitution never
left such discretion 10 be used BY us--If
it has, no distant day determines our liher-
ties, and legislatures will be found bereaf.
ter courtly and servile enough to devolys
the power on the president, and case then.
selves Of the burden Of Legislation.
Every school-boy knows, that Rome, On
extraordinary occasions, when assailed from
without or within, took refuge in the Grbi-
Ta'y, th0Egh temporary power Of a Dictator.
Habituating themselves to the government
Of one man, and no longer con6ding in them.
scEves, the transition was easy 70 dictator.
ship for life. The result need not be point
ell out, nor how dearly they paid for their
jfyst folly in the reigns of Nero and Doni-
tian-I lay this down as a Political trrGe1l,
that spdeaever a ,spublic loses ia rsv=encs tsr
seB goV-ynsneat, and trusts TIE ,bozgsr " Irgis-
iation to an indiVidaal, evea for one act, II IL
Iasoze-the example once set leads 70 GER
tain and rapid destruction. cannot there
fore consent that the destinies OF my coun.
try, that its laws shall Be Suspended On the
WI Of a1J iHdividHal, however pre-eminent
in virtue, dignifed i'm scatter, or covered
with the mantle Of Pablie opinion. Tho
more his merit, the greater the danger--
must therefore, Mr.. Chairman, give my
decided negative to the present resolution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

Wa6izgfos, Apri 20.
Inc ienate have pDfponed till next !, lHoH
Toe oill to alfer and eifahlifs certain POI rosds
The Prefiden has received Ietter from the
collector IN the northern part Of vermonn
Hating that he supplementary embargo law
annot ne executed in that Tlate, and that TIE
people will in fPite Of the law export their
produce to Canada. + is faid TO be in con-
temptation TO dire6 the executive of vermons
to order out the militia
The fenate have paded bin to fx the time
Of the meeting Of the next feGion Of coprrets
On the frit Monday in November. Thef
have alto Paded another supplementary eas.
barge bill-U. S. Cax
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The arrival at New York Of the Ocr1.
captain Bunker, in fhort pafsge from Ph<
77'Itb, (Engl has furDilhed London accounts
70 March 25i bnef ablraa of which foBr
lows -
ne account from Englasd still apPezE
q confirm The idinRs, that the overthrow III
S7Fsqe" was certain if fle did MOI fpeedi f.,
Ter Peaes'--Rgfls, 2,aasyE aid p. sEe b.3