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GRAND LODGE OF DELAWARE.

GRAND LODGE OF DELAWARE.
\ + an election, held on the Oath day Of
a June last, the following Grand Officers
for the present year, were duly elected.
Jesse Green, Esq. Right Worshipful
Grand Master.
The Hen. flames Booth, Esq. Right
Worshpful Deputy Grand Master.
.1ohn Patterson, Right Worshipful s. G.
Warden.
Willard HaA, Esq. Right WorshiPfui
]. &. Warden.
Fdspard Roche, Esq Right Worshipfui
Grand Secretary.
Isaac Stevenson. Esq. Right Worshipful
Grand Treasurer.
I1oin Seiiars, Right Worshipful Grand
Marshal
David Pobnet, Grand Tyler.
Published by order of the Grand Lodge.
EDW ROCHE C. Sec'ry
Wilmington, Tui, 8. 1909.
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The American Register,
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We have copy of letter from the Sc.
cretary of the treasury, transmitting a
statement of the balances charged on the
books of the treasury for advances made
prior to the oOth of June, 1so8-among a
quantity Of items are the following =
~ Timothy Pickering, for
merly an agent for paving con-
ting ut expenses ofgovernment
accounts suspended in the
comprroler's otGce.) s 1886 81
~ Timothy Pickering, for
mrrerly secretary of state, his
account for expenditures lac
counts suspended in the comp
troller's otfice.) 383,945 rs
sD@ Timothy Pickering, in re.
lation to prize causes, (accounts
suspendedin the comptroller's
office.) 54,Oo3 e
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To the Electors OF Newcastle
County.

FeNozu. Citizens,
HAVING been selected by the Repui,.
llcan interest OF this County for the otice
of Sheriff, permit me respectfully to soiiciE
your support for that office at the Geueta,
Election in October next.
III: PERKINS.
Naamans. Cree, June 5 1909
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In all S446,933 10
About nine years have elapsed since the
man Timothy was kicked out of Office by
Mr.. Adams--his accounts are yet sus-
pended in tho c0mptroAer's office, and, the
probability is, wall never be settled. he
American Aris,ides,' BY an apt disposal Of
documents has dou ,tless placed it out of the
power of government to sue him, while he
amount of the monies drawn from the trea
sury cannot be admitted as justly applied.
Bali. Ev. Post.
distressing event took place at Fort Constitution,
in the la, bour of Portsmouth, N Fl on the 4th in
slant Two chests containing about 800 w.t. OF gun.
powder, was blown up. which killed and wounded
ID or Is citizens and soldiers.
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7tlSI I IUtIoNcU,
By c. & A. CONRAD & Co. Philadelphia, IS
subscriptions received by PETER BSYNBERo,
Wilmington
The American Register,
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The Senate have confirmed the nomina
ton by the President Of the United States
of ToHN @. ADAMS, as Minister Plenipo
tertiary to the Court Of ST. Petersburg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

LONDON, NOV. 2, 1908.
Yenerday 6no portuguefe emgrants en-
harked on board uanfpCrs for the Brazil',
under convoy.
The Minitry have hardened to the voice
of the pcople.--A Court Of Inquiry is ordered
On the circumstances of the Convention in
Portugal ;--General pundas, Is TO prehde, az
f.ted bv Lords MORA, Pembroke, and Heath
6eid. Gems. L. Craig, and Nugent. In 1857,
= finilar Court was inlituted ON Gen. Nor
,,.unt eonduct.
Ar the interview at Erfurth, the Emperor
Alexander interccded tor, and Obtained from
Bonaparte, the remiiion of comfortable part
of the unpaid contributions levied in the pfuf
fian territories, and pronuie thai the French
troops ihal' evacuate them.
Charles ~. OF Spain, i, TO proceed to Nice
for the b4nclit of hi. health.
The nn eh King ha, ordered q fevere Em-
iaryo, aud nh'hlu IN Of all veiiel' in any of
,hc ports Of his kingdom. The decree IS TO he
ssscu.sa by military force; and the vehes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02
cooCseosf11cp O.
EIYORIIINM.

Wltile groaning under the oppression
which our rulers have inflicted upon US, it
would afford some consolation, las misoy
Ike. eo,npang, to perceive that these iu-
nous law, operated in the sane manner
upon both political parties. We are bold
to say, however, that this is nor he case.
Although our Bill of Rights exrressi, de.
clares, that :" no man, nor corporation, or
association of Ten, have any other title TO
OBTAIN d,antages, or pa,ncRlar anG escla-
siVe privileges distnc, from those of The oop,-
munity," yet the daily transactions which
grow out Of this system of Fs,oritism, are
proofs as strong as holy writ" that the
regard which the demagogues Of the day
have brefesseI TO feel for the equal ,ights ana
liberties vt The Aople, are totally VOID Of
sincerity.
Among the numerous instances of grant
ing To their iavorites exclusive priviieg-
es" by the powers that be, we give the fol-
lowing
A gentleman belonging 10 this town, not
long since, purchased seven hogsheads OF
Tobscco, in Boston. He wished TO have il
conveyed TO Portland, and for that purpose
applied To the master OF one Oft the Portland
packets vino, on endeayoring to have it
cleared cut at the custom house, was per.
emptorily reiised, without having any rea.
son assigned therefor. The gentleman al
luded tc, applied TO the several other pack.
ct masters then in port, who, (like the for.
mer, possessing the objectionable sin Of
.jedoalsm), were in like manner refused
clearance. But, behold on the ,lay fol-
lowing, arrived a kind hearted. inoflensi,e
Demserdt, who not only 0btained clear
ance for the seven hogsheads of tobacco a
aforementioned, but tor .yoar ofkeys, which
have since arrived in town.
At the tima this Circumstance took place,
vessel lying in the stream, with IL W bar
rels OF Tar on board, from Lynn, had been
entered at the custom house IN Boston. Tor
Portland bst unfortunately for the master
he belonged to The Washington school lie
was therefore compelled to haul up to the
wharf, and discharge his Tar !----Wha,
charming thing ii is Ia have rules and Off.
GERS OF government Illus t;i0dgto the c9i.ai
'1gtts Of The citizens,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02
Dsortano,
Monday, d1qoFy ;, 1902


TIE Editor of the Gazette, presents TIE
cannliments of the Season 70 ms Trends 9
n.trons. gratefully acknowledging The SUP
nort given 10 the Establishment, dtiing tue
short period he has had the charge oi It
This consideration, alone, would be surs
oledqe for his future perseverance, N sup
mort of the Gooa Old feferal GaR'e' wliei
gave 20 this country, all the biessi'ss u
PEACE and PROSPERITY, so ioes as
federal men conducted our national aua1fs
Rut the re e.iectiom that his individual happi-
ness is minutely involved with that OF tue
community at large, he has two'ioiu H.
ducement to spare no eAcrtions wHlch may
,ond to restore our aozs suffering county 70
that GLORIOUS and Ii Apply state OF ma
tiopal RospERITY, which was eXperi-
enced BY all classes OF citizens during the
ADMINISTRATIONS of WASHINGTON and
ADAMS.
With a firm attachment to the politics ot
Washington--to government iouhued on
the rights of the people, as contained IN lhe
Federal and State Constitutions OF the
Land this paper will always be devoted to
the support of such Men and Measures, as
will no; PROSTATE the former, or violate the
latter.
Notwithstanding the gloom and distress
Which surrounds us on every side, and men
in Office seem determined 10 plunge the
country in still deeper distress, there As one
consolation lett there is a =" redeeming
power in the people," which t,rants, whe-
ther they stile themselves emeerors, Kings
or democrats, MUST obey-Fellow ciuzens,
remember this, and on falure elections,
,ake care a,.,l vote for such men as will nes
e, interdict YOU from tns use Of those rishts
and privileges God and Mature has l'nd be-
fore YOU.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02
d. 1..,~. - -
S@aas .ts,tl L ..D
EMBARGO ANNIVERSARY.


|" TIE ye4riy eepa. is' g. irS. III. 2ly ~ VI
Sb4!! ae 9, b. kgt4sa tsias a mevsafa' Ay-
HfJk4s ~ 1f qgtea 5o;G falt 10. ,ss.ns zOsi't
Hive"
TVS PAR completes twelve months hnce
the commencement OF the Embargo IN Uius
town a large meeting of the citizens "a'
held On Thuriday evening lais, for taking in
to confederation The propreiy of ooti,ing !, as
day Of general mourning; aud aftes ihort
dilcutIion IL wa, reioi we'd unanimouay to notice
j, As fach, and large committee choien 10
make utabe proyihon and appropriate ar
rangements to carry the wiihos Of the meeting
iu.o effect.
Citizens of all clafies of this and the neigh
boring towns, who feel the Effects ei tie
Embargo-who msurn The leis of commerce,
and with it all other hopes and expectations
ara insited to join in the proceIion, with aiiur-
ance thar no,hing tranlaGtsl this Gay by or
der of the committee, will be Incompatible or
wounding TO the feeling OF any true Ams'i-
can.
The precelion will be formed at the bottom
OF Union Stree, a, 10 o'clock, under the
regulation of Marihals oholen tor thlt pur-
poie-aud then move through the prineipa.
itreets IN .own.
The Marlhals and all others are requested
to wear badges of mourning on the left arm
Merchants and ihip owner are requehed ia
hoiH tn: eolors of her flipping at hsf'mait,
this morning at funrife
While the proceffion is moving through a
fircet. the merchants, mechanics, &c. are re-
quefled to clofe their doors.
Hd<,ea, iafrv0fi.a, baut teea r'rde ty '6e f,eTds
# II. admm6,stror, that efiige. Of IA, Ja9s''o''
Nc Nsd.yts and o,teys are 20 6e est'6iis5 By H''
f,eo,ei -vb iuaignf,, and psbiy burnt On Aloodey.
Voted unanimouly-tba; 'u.b iaiiTsatio1' ra''is
or flint ss"s.ft ontsbaf utterly def"e iSe ides
f ,naat,eg tie foe, Of oSr ecSf,y, N q" 's0mps al
fesais, asd exrisfVeiy rbti, o1sn
By the Committee Of Arrangements.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02
Ep the aDai,s.
MaMcbaE1ts Reprejtntasi9n.

*DN'''
fe.!erA Reprejtnta'ivef. The fol-
lowing gentlemen have been chofen
to repreleat the people Of this State
in the Eleventh Congreis i; Hon.
.JgGdb .91iney. mojority gao , Hon
'Ben;amm Pmtnan, jun. maj. 27I;
Hon. 4. S. l.. Livern,re, maj. Io5z;
Hon. 7. &. Yarnum, maj. II4S
Hon. ". Ely. maj. 1860 /; Hon,
S. 1aggart, maj 1890; sGide0n
Gardae, efq. maj. 47oi "Laban
Wbsata,, efq, maj 473, Hon, .Ja5ez
Upham, maj. 3o4, Hon. Nm. Stei-
man, maj 1884 Hon L. Bacon, maj
fion. X. Cuts, maj roa, 'Ezeksi
H'bitmrn, efq. maj. 73 Hon. o. C0,k
maj. o6 Hon. "BarziKai Gannet /;
maj. s. z. On-..vacancy plymouth
! Dntri6t)
Me4p Mrn5erf. Wkat wc hive
fated as nayori.ieJ, are i3metip,eS called
rluralities. The plyo,it.es IN the leg
,Aativc maae yreahul1tisa are bm hIB
tbsle num5vJ -I53je sve haze given.
jbelv 7p5dt a eaniid.te rad m7re than
all ettsr eandidatef The ottsr n1ie
,usuld jbeaD 1pbat be hsd m.rc than
bali sf the srhale number.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02

aud careoes Which 1Iall enter after due war
ming are to be declared coniilcated. lh's de-
cree has occalioned great diicontent IN hoi-
land but II was nevertheless moit rigidiy e1'
ecu.ea.
1ospos, NOV 8. Intelligence fror, the con-
tinen, Arrives sily, and, as If IN mockery Oh
the prohibitory DEGREES of Banapo,is, the inter-
c,nrfe between Holland aud this country Is
greater than il has been fnce the commence
ment of the war Dutch papers arrived 'ai'
nigh, TO the soth, containing Paris news TO the
25th 1T was on that day that the Legislative
ATembly was to be opened with aparAde
which is particularly detailed in the French
papers, as if events OF the molt extraordinary
nature were TO be dilcloied
MIR. Pinckney. the American Ambaiiador,
received yeiterday difpatehes ftom hrs Cow
ernmsnt.-They were brought by Lieut.. Cio-
bons, of the American Navy.--What they
contain, OF eouife, we 40 not pretend to
know but the fhip in which he came has
brought fome intelligence from America,
which we have inferted-rhe Prehdent has
replied to two AddreiIes from different bodies.
One replv is to an Addreis approving OF The
Embargs--the other, to an Addrels which
itaes the hardihips produced by IT. Mr. JET
fcrfon nill continues to coniider the conduct
both of France and this Country IN the lame
point of view: carefully avoids drawing any
line of diitineton between them. though lac
know, full well that what France did was az
grcilive and unprovoked--thas what we did
was in felf defence, and tor fell preiervanon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02
iDNpNNi NUV u 'oVo'
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

Late letters from Spain fay, that at the lals
dates preparations were making by the Span
J n Patriot Chiefs for general attack on the
Yscnch army in SPAN. May the God of Bat
rle grant them fucceis.
The Engliih troops at Corsnna began to
land on the 24rh Otoher.-They were to
proceed Immediately to Burgos.
Several Frrnchmen have been maAacred
1t Madrid, on account of indecent eIpreGions
asainft the psriots. and drinking King 10.
.cph's health.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02
IG3 NELSON.
DAVID HOWE.
BRADSHAW HALL
CsStiae Dec 9. 1903.

The Isic- Hgn Pri$oners--Escaped'
-Four Of the persons lately committed on
the charge of murder, have made Their es-
cape from the Jail at Castine, on the night
Of 18th inst. We have not learnt the par
ticulars-but understand it was done by
persons in disguise 1t IS said by mob OF
90 or 80 peoble who demanded the Keys oil
the person who was the keeper, with a pre-
sent ed pistol--1he real jailor was absent on
business. ibid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02
NAPLES, OCT. IL, 1903.
PEc5pTURE OF CAPRI.

An expedition from this place las captured
The greater part OF the in4nd of Capri lat the
entrance of the Bay of NapIesl which the En-
gin, tosk two years ince, a colonel, with
iome detachments, retired to a fort. which
will be regularly bedeged Since the attack
the EngIlih have blocLadcd the iaand but
our troops are abundantly irpplied. We
took 900 priloners. Gen. lsnarquc COM
nanded the expedition, which hss covered IT,
felf with glory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02
wAsxIScroS, DEC. 20.

The embargo bill, No. S, introduced
into the senate by Mr.. Giles, Ia bill
which, il we did not fear the thrus, of a
bayonet as a reward for the truth os our
assertion, We should say, lays the axe
to the root OF civil libsrtY) and for some
days under discussion in that body, was
yesterday recommitted to the commit
tee that reported it, and two new mem.
bers added.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02
Things called by their hreter Names.

IWHys tuHfu py fHtH NTYfT .VaHfs.
The United State, of America, called
Nova Cana.
The president-lIis most Democratic
DIojesfy, Enlferor of The 6uis.
His Majesty's Congressmen-7Ae
2ro2hs ofshe Palace, or The PaIatines.
His Majesty's subjects, or Democra-
tic minions-terrahins or liandarns
Since the Reign of Philosophy and
Jacobinism, and the rage for innovation,
q revolution in principles and things has
taken place. Things have changed, and
names must follow suite.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02

Irhat is Congress 0bouf.--Ihe Sen
ate, since the decision Oh the resoia-
ton offered by Mr.. Hillnoase, have
been principally occupied IN preparing
another embargo law.-.Also law au-
thorizing the employing the naval
force OF The United States, III the tn
torcement vi the same. l he House
has accepted the report oi the COM
mite ON foreign relations, and eEdered
tha, bill be prepared coni.o;maole TO
the report /; the substance oil which Is,
10 prohibit all intercourse witaEnSland,
France and other counuies, acting un
der the DEGREES and orders vi either
When this rcpor, was under consid-
Grafton, Mr.. Masters, democratic
member from the City of New-iork,
but who now has spllit and IN
dependence to oppose those measures
which go to the obstruction ot COM
merce, and tine ruin Of the country, de-
liyered correct aud independent
publishing 1t til next week.
Mr.. Gallatln has made his annual
report OF the state of the Treasury.
MIR. Jefierson's fine story, told at the
commencement of the session, of an
overtlowing treasury, has vanished be-
fore the report of the Secretary Mr..
Gallalin recommends the doubling the
duties on imports, and the borrowing
FIVE MILLIONS of DOLLARS.
What glorious blessing to this ooun.
try it is, TO have all economical, philo.
sophical President, with Secretary Gal
latin OF insurrection memory 10 keep
the purse strings Of the peoples mo-
ncy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02

A letter from Washington, says" Gen.
Dearborn has deemed II ,esnoaieuf, as he
phrases it, to expedite ,-,lditional COM
panes of the standing army. one Of drag
oons, and one OF infantry, to be stationed at
Fort Independence, To oyerawe the nal.
contents ef p ,si0n 20 Bon, Bga.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02


Rattle Snake tloiiey.-It is said the
rattle snake, when it is Tritated, and
cannot vent its mphce on its enemy
will turn and bite itself until it expires
This, at present, appearsto be the poll
cy Of the United States. The embargo
was t. destroy all our enemies, especial
ly the tyrapts .ol the ocean. II was 70
accomplish in sir months, what Bona-
parte, aided by all Europe, has not been
abl TO perform in as many years.
destroy the government OF Greai-bri'
tain.-Nay, 1t was to do more--it was
to make Bonaparte become just and re-
spect the law OF nations But alas, ior
the poor snake his paper ra!ties s.. have
bite has been bu, a aeo bite TO his ene-
mics. What is he to do next !-Why,
turn about and destroy himself -
Though the measures of our govern.
ment, when applied to our enemies have
proved harmless, there is no doub, but
they will have their proper effect when
applied to ourselves. The wounded
snake may bite its own back, though
j, cannot reach the heal oiits enemy.
T.I.J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02

Aa cLArP.-As much has been said,
and many reports circulated relative to the
late unfortunate affair which recently took
place in Peno6se0t Bay--We The subscribers,
the Justices belpre whom the examination
relative 4 said transaction was had, think il
proper 20 state the facts AS they appeared on
the examna,icn, that no improper impress.
sions may be made on the public mind, by
the reports in circulation.
In the beginning Of the Autumn, quani-
ty of Hour was discovered ON the Isle-ot He'll,
IN Pcngtscot hay, intelligence of which was
conveyed to JOSIAH HOOK, Esq. Collector
of this Distnc,, VINO sent an armed to ce
10 protect il. In N.remjey, u small sch
Registered in the District OF AAitax, .Nooi
Sca;ia, but whose owner is sad to live at
Lasibqft. in the United States, went To or
near SAID Island, her crew consisting of
fourteen men armed, and Oh the evening o,
the 18th cf Aoyelnbcr, ten Of her Al med men
with nine muskets and ore pistol, left the
schooner in the boat for the shore, and be.
fore the boat reacted the shore, the guard
on the shore hailed the boat several times,
and about the tine the boat struck the shore
firing was commenced by both parties, and
one nl The boats crew was wounded with
cut shot in three different places, and La2o-
ra Bsglomociich. foreigner, one of the
guard ON shore, was Shot through the bod,
with bullet, which killed hin-whch par
" first commenced the hiring, as yet remains
doubtful. y part Of the -four was taken on
board the schooner. and size left there, bu'
was pursued b. the Collector, taken aho
Drought 10 Casfine, with her crew, wher,
the EXAMINATION vas had, and eight of her
crew are committed "a prison for trial.
IL may not be- improper further to observe.
chat 1t is supposed the tlur was VIII oily
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02

A gentleman advertises medicine for
restoring lost abpente, which h.. kindly prom.
lses to distribute gatis TO the pooy.--W ould
he not be extending his kindness, were. he
at the same time topresent thew with some.
thing &c SAT!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02

1t is stated, that President Jcf-
.erson retires with One Hundred
Thousand Dollars savings OF Or
licc =. But how many millions
has the nation lost by him /.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02

,he property Of citizens q .he Cni.ed States
THAT the vessel procured b, tAenl Tor the
purpose of carving il 10 market, was reg
is,eaed in Hultfap Z " S. but her real ow-
ner;s said TO 1--we in the United States
That her crew consisted partly of American
citizens, partly OF foreigners and that all
those who had the direction OF the business
we're American citizens, and there did no'
appear any reason to suspect that an. iof,
,gner or fore gners had any concern n said
business, except part OF the crew oi sA'u
schooner. which were hired as seameh.
Jo3 NELSON.
DAVID HOWE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02

This is the birth day OF the Emoar'
go.-This i'll shapen brat OF back-stalrs
intrigue has now lived a year,--the
frs, thing of the kind that ever arrived
to such an age.-And MIR. Jefferson is
the only po,en,ate that ever lived, who
had either power or viii to keep such a
monser alive for such length OF time.
II surprizes and astonishes the present
race of mankind, and will be described
by generations to come with wonder
and amazement. The future historian
will search for the reason Tor the birth,
life & adventures of this all-desourln5
animal but Tor the honor Of humn
nature we hope he will search IN van'
How much longer we are to pant unter
the pestiferous breath OF this poison
Gus dragon is not tor US to determine
Thus much we can predict, however,
without the spirit of prophecy, that 1t
the fathers OF the monster DO not soon
stine it, Hercules will arise IN the
North who win put it TO st.
(Ipashingtoa federahSf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02

A certain democrat sage Of the house
of representatives, in debate declared,
that if they (his pary) did nor hang TO-
Sether, they might be hung sctara'ety!
This qvas kind IN him, surely.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-02

The French papers fay, there were ahem-
blei at the conferences at Erfurth, fuO En,pe-
rors, five Kings, and Jtps.iy-eas Princes and
princeae.--r This aIemblage, to ufe eouplst
Of DrydeR, in hi' defccipt ion of dream,
Compounds me Hey of dlsjointed things,
a Court OF co5iers, 4 moo OF Kings"