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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-06
LOPEZ s. DEXTER,

OFFER FOR SALE,
36 Pdnchcons st. Croix RUM;
IL Pipes 4th Proof Spanish BRANDY;
Is do 1st do. Country GIN;
10 do. Madeira WINE;
"a Quarter Casks Lisbon do:
IS Chests Souchong TEA;
8 do Hyson Skin do;
$4,000 lbs. West-India COFFEE;
IS Bags PIMENTO;
IA Bales Upland COTTON;
100 Boxes Muscatel RAISINS ~
SIS Barrels N. Y. inspected Prime PORK;
so Tons assorted Swedes' IRON;
700 Quintals GOLDFISH;
Is Boxes Window GLASS;
$50 Reams Wrapping PAPER;
100 do. Writing do.
5 Hogsheads LOAF SUGAR.
The foRowing Fresh Imhorted
DRY GOODS -
Cases India Silks
600 Pieces Blue Nankeen;
200 do. Yellow ditto
$50 do. White ditto,
S Bales sqSrdne Broadcloths;
Cases Cotton Servings
do. Fancy Prints
do. English Sewing Silks
do. Mems and women's Gioscs;
do. Cotton Shirting;
do. Fancy Musiins
do. Marseies vesting;
do. Cambrick Muslins
do. Bombazetts
I Bale Cassimeres
I Case vcivcts :.
100 Pieces Russia diaper
so do. Red, yellow and Brown Bandanocs.
,Mrr's, sasyssf 10, 1909.
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N E.

STATE Of Connecticut, .Ns.v-London County, %.
SnperOar Court, September Term, a. d. 1909.
n LMOR ROBBINS, of Preston, in .Nsw-L London
" County, brought his Petition to this Court, a
ganst his Creditors, alledgng that by means of
dry losses and misfortnes, he has become nsolvent
praying that his body may be exempted from future
arrest and Imprisonment, agreeaby the Act of the
Legislature in such cases. provided which Petition
is continued by said Court to the Superiour Court
be holden at Nsrvich, in and for css-London County
OF the third TUESDAY of January, A. ID. l8lO when
and where the said Creditors Of the Petitioner arc
hereby notified to appear, if they cause, and shew
reasons, IL any they have why the prayer of said Pc
tition should not be granted
CHARLES LATHROP, Clerk
JAMES LANMAN, .fftorney for Petitioner.
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S. STACKHOUSE's
(.vEW LNTEN7ED)
PATENT CHURN.

T>HIS Chun will work much easier than the CON-
Il mon one; besides, Il has the advantage of col
ecting the butter in rolls it may also be made to airy
size, a. to chum any quantity the posscssor may
wish; and Il may be fixed in such manner a. TO work
either by hand. water, wind, any other power
Geod Cream has often keen churncd into the best
Butter, by this excellent and simple machine, in eight
or ten minutes, and deposited in neat rolls, producing
an eighth Of the whole butter than in the CON-
mon way
'.' The aboye Chum may be had Of BArrxAx
MoxRo, in PsrfsmsutA, or RosxRr & Nicholas
LAwros, No. 81 Sbrssy-Srses. Nsrp@f.
August 2
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FOR SALE,


TWO Lots of Land, pleasantly situ-
Il ated at the head of Brsadsfrees, adjoining
each other, containing ESQ feet front, and 20 feet
rear. with a large two-stosy new building thereon
fronting the head Of bread avef---The builcang IA!
been occupied as Coach-maker's shops and Is vel!
calculated for a Dwelling House, and with smaM
expense may be made beautiful situation -on one
of the Lots is good we'll Of watcr-siiss fr Sdics
Three GOOD Chaiscs, with round and square topss
and one Gig, all with plated harnesses ,fiso, Two
excellent Chaise Horses-1he above may De bsugnt
very cheap.--ror terms apply to-
.NsEperf, Oct. 25, 1909,
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FOR SALE,

THE House and Lot at, the North part.
of Easteu's Point, lately occ udied by the Rev.
Mr.. Bradley.
.Hso--Tke Marsts, Spsirs, Sails, Rigging, s;orts,
&c. suitable for single dcckcd Brig, Of 1l0 on lis
tons, or hisS duble dcrked Brig Of 10 Of $50
tons-Apply to CONSTANT TABER.
.Nerforf, September IS, 1909
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FINAL NOTICE.

THAT six months longer is allowed,
Il from the 1st day of November, for all persons
who have any claims against the Estate of WILLIAM
r. THURSfON, late of Newport, Mariner, must be
rendered in, properly attested, otherwise they will
be debarrcd.
DANIEL VAUGHN, .qeiministrater.
Newport, Nov 90, 1909.
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The Progressive Company,
AT THEIR CREAMERY AND GROCERY

AT THEIR CREAMERY AND GROCERY
STORE, No. IL, LoSG-WHARF,
Haze for Saie Hhoiesale and Retail at the suest cur
rent fr1ces ~.
A Constant supply of Rye and Indian Corn;
do. do. Rye and Indian Gfcai;
Flour, of the most approved brands
An extensive assortment of GROCERIES and IL
QUORS--amoag ryhich are--
10 hhds. Sd proof St Crox and Antigua Rum;
90 pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy;
90 quarter casks Sherry Wine;
90 boxes Raisins; 90 do Chocolate
Hyson, Souchong, and Bohea Teas, by the chess
or lesser quantity, &C. &c.
1000 bushels Exuma Salt, of s,iperiour quality
1900 do Liverpool do.
500 do Turks-Island do.
500 do. Bonavista do
.4lso-.a quantity of well seasoned mer. Boards
Likepise.....JRst reccircd,
pipes Gin hhds old Jamaica Spirits -
% chests Compoy Tea, of an excellent favour;
1000 VT. Cheese; 300 Meal Bags;
8 crates and 2 hhds Crockery Ware, &c. &c.
~ Cash given for CoRN and Rye.
N. b. Those persons who have in their possession
Meal Bags belonging to the Company, will have the
goodness to return them.
WILLIAM COoGEsHALL, jun. .sysnf
.Nergbort, Oct. l8. 81
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JOESpH BRIGGS,

No. 63, 7hames-sfrerf,
HAS for salc-loo bbls. Prime Pork, war
4 i rantcd ;SGin, per pipe.
Afso--An assortment of GROCERIES.
N. Is. He transacts Commission Business.
Those who are disposed to favour him in this
line, may depend on his exertions in their be-
half
STORAGE for goods may be had by ap
plying as above. July 26
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PIT AND THE 7uAvEELER.

A Traveller one day chanc'd to meet brother Pat'
Come &c II me, pray, whose mansion is that
sArrah, honey, says Paddy, whilst scratching his
head,
One Patrick Fitz Gibson lives there, but he's dead
The Traveller, good soul, said to Pat he sigh'd,
Ipray thee how long since the owner has died
Oh your honour, says Pat, in very great sorrow,
He'd just been three weeks dead, had he iv'd till
tomorrow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-06
FARM.

EOR SALE, by the subscriber, q val-
Il liable Fara, situated in the town of Porfsmosah.
adjoining THAI of SAMUEL ELAMy Esq. about S miles
from Ncwport--rSaid Farm contains about 70 acres
of excellent Land Dwelling House, Barn, and
other suitable out Houses.
For terms and particulars, reply %
HENRY TEW, on the premises.
.Asrborf, .9ug. %, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-06

THE Subscribers have removed their Auction and
i Commission Store to that very eligible stand
"a, Thames Street, directly opposite Messrs. WAN
TON RArHBoNE's Book Store, part of which
was lately occupied by PAUL ~ MuMroRp, Esq
as Office, where they continue to transact Auc-
ton and Commission business. Those who ma.
please to employ them may depend ON faithful and
prompt attendance being given to their interest
FOR SdLE--on terms unusually good.
20 Chests Campoy Tea,
10 Pipes Country Gin,
90 Bags Coffee,
10 bbls. Pimcnto.
The above Goods, being separate consigr-
ments, will be sold at prices greatly reduced, III
order to close the Sales.
N. Is. Those indebted to the Subscribers,
are requested to settle mmediately--An orders
from distant customers will be duly attended to.
HENRY Y CRANSTON, & co.
Newport, Nov. 1, 1909.
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On the most reasonable Terms,
A QUANTITY of Ship and Cabin
K n Bread; Alexandra and New-York Flour of
the first quality AIolasses by the gallon coarse
and blown Salt by the bushe, Ginger and Pcarl-Ash
by retail.-.iso, Mystck lyle by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Bricks by the hundred Hops by the
pound Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity /;
Wheat Bran by the bushel; Coal by the bhshcl.4iso,
A quantity of Bricks and Tile, made of Pipe Clay,
suitable for Ovens.
.Ns.ypsrt, ing. so, 1902
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-06

The Jolio,ging Song ia adapted to the Tune Of
CAPTAIN oKAIN.
The mountain was wrapt in cloud of the ocean,
The winds roar'd aloud in the cave of the shore,
When Ellen, fam Ellen in widest emotion,
With speed climb'd the cliffs mid the tempest's
dread roar.
On the wide waste of pillows bark was seen reel
ing,
A flag Of distress streaming high from the
mast;
The skill of the pilot do longer availing,
She drove at the will Of the strong sweeping
blast.
"'Iis .Ircnry's, oh save him - exclsimd the, fair
vision,
eye powers Of the storm, my poor Henry save"
The powers heard her not for twas fates fell de-
cision,
That doom'd her lov'd Sailor to sleep in the wave!
Ono shrek sent her spirit to join her lost lover
I Now maids in the twilight oft see her soft form,
On the seas rocky margin she views the clouds
hover,
And mnglcs her shrieks with the howl of the
storm.
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1bDetrp.
(sELECTED.)

From a late Eastern Paper.
The following small poem was found inscribed on
the Tomb Of Commodore PREBLE. The circum-
stance of its having been done with pencii, ana
tho letters consequently indistinct, rendered the
transcription difficult. However, believe IT Is
given. word fo- word as it originally written
'ihc beauty of the eifision, and the ingenuity OF
its arrangement, viii make it interesting to the
admirers Of poetry, independent OF the value 1t
derives from The occasion on which 1T was produ-
ccd.
A youth ,Oho has serrsd under the BANNER cf the
kaHan Irebe, and Sho visits Ms Tomb ssith feelings q
generation eGpes there this siptc tribute 10 ms memory
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FOR SALE,

M FCR SALE,
THAT pleasant situation South of the
i BricE-.sfarket, about 60 feet on THdmes-sfreot,
extends about 400 feet sest, with small Wharf,
There are two large and very commodious Dwelling
Houses, one fronting THaues-ssreef, No. 177 and
179. with two convenient shops in front the other
stands west, very well calculated for two families
JOSEPH ALLEN
Nsxport, September 13, 1909.
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Lamcntcd Chief though bright thy name,
In listory's splendid page appears
Though all thy deeds the trump OF fame.
Shall sound with praise TO future years.
And tell how undaunted you fought in the battle,
How stcdfast YOU stood in the conflicts loud rattle,
When the balls to and fro,
From our ships and the foe,
Spread wide DER the wave ,and the earth dcsoation,
And shells through the air,
Destruction would bear,
Like the thunderbolts hurpd BY the gods on crea-
How, a,lvanc:pg--for dangers the brave ne'er APP
.t pals,
With cannon, you grapplcd the foes iron walls,
And stood mid the shrieks and the groans OF the
dying,
Tho'in pity thy heart for the orphan was aighing,
Unshaken and firm as the God OF the ocean,
When It's dark rolling bosom hcaycs with emotion
Those deeds and achievements so dear TO the ma
ton,
III histofy's line,
Rcsplendent may shine,
For our. sons to behold with rapt admiration
Yet rough honest tar, ~
Who beheld thee in war,
When thy spirit this conflict was braving-
Der thy head the bright banner of victory waving,
Tho simple is his humble lay,
Hath been by friendship hither led,
The homage Of his muse to pay
: The tribute OF a tear 10 she'd
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-15
Iohn Gardner Laid,

tOllll 0dI uliCI Aodu,
Has for sale, at his Warehousc, Prinee-stree'
IfharE-s-
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels.
Moiasses, West-India, and NewrEnslsna
Rum in DO.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy IN pipes.
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Tyson, Young Hyson, Hyson-
shulan, and Hyson-skln Teas, IN wAole, hall,
andquartcr chests.
l case black Persiaps.
. barrels Caroline Indigo.
20 crates Liverpool cream-colored x blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pcpperdn Bags.
Spcrmaceti Mould, and Mould and Dip!
TaIlow Candles in boxes.
Brown Soap in baxes-Cod-hsh in do.
Beef, Pork, Salmon, ShaI and behring's
in barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides,,a quantity OF
Soal Leather, Mems, Womens' and Childsens
Shoes of various descriptions, few packages
efWhite Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton of different kinds, Man
keens, $50 pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
Salt, Cardage Flax, Clue, a.quantity OF VI
| negar. 200 tons Plaster Paris, and 20 tons
Russian Hemp, SIC. &c.
4 january
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e. A Runaway,

nN Monday morning last, a young and
" likely lnegro man slave, named DiCh,
LETT the service OF the subscriber, and Is no"
supposed to be luakmg in or about the town
Of Alexandria. He is about ls or l9 years
of age copper osaored, we'll made, and wears
lis hair in queu. He took with him shoe
makers tools, With which he IS toierabie
workman, and had on a,short Jacket made OF
dark colored twilled Virginia cloth and pan
falcons Of TIC same.
AS he vert off without any sort OF provo
cation that ] know of, it IS supposed he Is
harbored at some of the numerous tip i'g
houses IN or about tue town, and perhaps kept
! at work to tefray bis expenses.
wilt give Ten Doliars reward Tor lbs ap-
preheasioa and delivery TO me, or II ne Is
sesnred in any Jail anu notice gwen TO nc-~-
and il he Is apsrehended cut 8. the county OF
Fairfax or district Of Columbia, ! will Iay
/ Ten additional DoAars.
]. II. Hooe.
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Apms.
SEINE ROPE.

TIE ubseriber manufactures and has dor
<,.. a house on Washington-strcet, OPP
r,s;.. Jaeob l1oenaa's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauling Ropes,ot all sizcs :. oeine3 ,oew "
no rwi.e Shad & Herring Irvine Sack
sc and Bed Cords, Plouggis Lines e races
.liso, Jared Rope and other Cores.
Jofeph Harper.
go
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TO RENT.

ii Convenient FLOUR It.aREHOUSEs
TN good order, on King street, iii an excel
4 lent stand for business. Possession may
be had on tie LIST May, by application to the
subscriber, who has quantity OF
SIT EET POZ.d1'OE ROOTS,
Of a superior quality, both yellow and red
Andrew Scholheld.
April Is st
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TO RENT.

The HOUSE on WaSer-streci, occupied
by the subscriber, and possession given the
9lst of next month, or Immediately i de-
sired.
Charles Wadfworth.
March 80. s-.Ss.s
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A Wet Nurie Wanted.

GREAT WAGES will be given toa good
Woman with a good breast Of milk.
Enquire of the Printer.
April ~
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Pubic Sale.

Pursuant to adccrctaI order of the Chancery
District Court of Williamsburg, viii be Of
iered for sale, on,tae 4th Monday In May
next, at Nestmoreland Court house, he
ing court day
That very valuable FARM.
situated on Nomony river, IN the county OF
We>tmoreland, lie property of John h1a-
ths7os, late Of said county, contain & 64a a.
orcs. a credit of twelve months will be CIV
en-, the purchaser executing TO the commits
sioners acting under the aforesaid order, bond
with approved security, and a deed g. trust
on the land 10 secure the payment OF the pur-
chase money according to the terms OF the
decree.
March 80. dow
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aKlCA * STONE LAYERS.
f. B. Hell So 7. RaIL

~ t. B. Hell s. 7. Bell
NORM The citizens Of Alexandria and
) : n:s!sity that they have commenced the
I've business, and from their practical
,,"sedge hope to meet with share OF pa
b. .'se from generous public. They pledge
NJ. -'ssNcs to execute such orders as they
r.. oe favored with in satisfactory manner.
s,lIT VIII furnish materials measuredin the
g. MI, !, or lay them by the thoassild, as may
,ps, aslF employers. Where they are
: ssAl 10 furnish materials they viii be l
'ssssarv II. sm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-07
The Triumphs of Napoleon.

(From a democratic Grafton pronounce d
at Charleston, S. c. by Beya'nin Elliot.
/" On Switzerland, Liberty once bea-
med, and Nature smiled. Ruddy inno-
cenoe, pure, interesting, and beauscous
as the morn, decked the rugged scene-
ry, and exhibited spectacles Tor benev-
olence TO dwell on.-The loom twirled
to the tones of Joy, and the farmer
sought his early labors in hilarity; his
flock grazed in safety, whilst the youth
full swain, touched with the heavenly
passion, icclned beneath some pendant
rock, and as the lonely turtle cooed lis
absent mate, would raise his responsive
pipe, and utter his soul in suspirations
SO soft, SO gentle, so entendering, that
each shepherd seemed u Petrarch, each
vale Naucluse - But these Elysian
days are passed Mars descended in
fiery cloud /; the bias, Of Bellona reverb
Grated thro' the mountains-Mont
Blanc, whose snowy top SO Oft had liked
the gazing traveller, Gas sympathizing
with her country is shrouded in dark
ness the cottager bleeds in the ruins
of bis cot the scenes of Iielye,ia are
blighted and mournful /; no longer Is
the milk maids air heard from the
mountains no longer does the chapel
of TELL re-echo the patriots song !; but
the immured captive sorrows out his
days on the spot where once the village
dance was seen in all the jocundity oil
exhilira,ed freedom and unrestrained
simplici,y-but is it for Switzerland
alone that charity saddens I Behold all
Europe contemplate him who resolves
its destinies Daring and ambitious as
Cesar periidious as the NumiGian
cruel as sylIa; he seems 10 have united
all the passions which sublime To al the
vices which blacken humanity anliqui-
ty ceases to be unparalleled i; i.aly has
behcld another Hannibal Gaul another
Charlemagne. The consecraied to-
plies of Lama, OF Canng, and Arbela,
sins by TIE mighty memorials Of Jena,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-07

of Friedland, and Of Austerlitz But
have bis triunphs been the successes
ofphilanthropy over oppression ! Ask
the enshackled Hollander ; he will point
to his manacles, tell you these are the re-
ward ofindustry, and sigh at the recollec-
ton Of WILLrAmand OF MAURICE.
"Geneya has been s.lled the cries
Of Italy have risen from the Alps; and
the pyrenees have responded the moan
ings OF Spain.--Where'er he has az.
peared, the death knell hath tolled his
approach, and shrieks of widows been
the p4ans oil lis glory"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-07
FOR THE GAZETTE.
Brunswick Celebration.

BRUNSWICK 1eIcDfaIlOn.
The 9TH of July was duly noticed by the
Federal:sts of Brunswick and Topsham,
with the addition of several gentlemen from
the neighhouring towns. AT IL o'clock a
procession formed and moved from Easia-
brooks Hall TO the Meeting house, under
L military escort, accompanied with bard
OF music. The Rev. Mr.. Eaton, of Hsrps-
well, addressed the throne of grace in cx-
pressions of piety, patriotism and gratitude
An Grafton succeeded, pronounced by Ben
janm Orr, Esq. which EXPIRE ssed the ,ea-
sons still Ieftns fot congratulation and joy
on this returning amiyefsary--the obliga-
tons OF gratitude we are under % Him vino
directs the destiny Of nations, III preserving
20 us the blessings of a free government
amid the commissions which have shaken
almost every government, and overthrown
every other Republic in the world. The
causes wiish have disturbed our peace
were traced 20 their sources, anu me pseu-
do Patriot completely unmarked. Justice
requires us TO SAY, that among the many O.
ratlons we have seen Or heard on tins occa-
sion, Mr.. Orr's will not take an inferior
rank, as a correct, instructive and patriotic
production.
After the public exercises the gentlemen
returned TO Capt. Eas,abrook's, and psrtook
of dinner, III harmonious society which
was followed with appropria late sentiments,
made 'to re-echo from the cannon's mouth.
interspersed with songs sentimental and
conviyial. The company retired at an early
hour, with nothing To pain reflection IN re-
viewing the Transactions OF the day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-07
From a late London Paper.

Execution IF General Dutsnt.
The unfortunate General Dupont,
who, with his army, furrendered
prifoners of war in Andalulia, laR
fummer, has fallen victim to this
refentment of Bonaparte. He was
tried by court-martial, and as a mat
ter of courie he was condemned to
death. This fentence was immedi-
ately after put in execution, and he
was ihot by torch-Iieht. This act of
feverity, or rather of cruelty, has, it
is ltated, excited comfortable difguft
among the French Generals. The
private murder of Viileneuye, and
the public execution of Dupont, for
misfor,unes which they had not the
power to avoid, afford mott ftriking
proofs to Bonaparte's officers of the
very precarioas tenure by which they
hold their lives.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-07
Eum ID. Bsis;msrs FslsyaI Gasssf..
AMERICANS IN FRANCE.

Mr.. HIVES,
have read in the American this
morning piece from the Albany
RICHTER, in which the writer attempts
to vindicate the character OF Gen.
Armarong in the cafe Of Capt. Folger.
OF capt. F. | know nothing BIZ,
this | know, that relation of mins
native of this city, one of thofe fe'ec-
red to man the Fair American and
who came out as I'D officer, has been
immured in French PrijSnt, lacerated,
and marched about fran pat TO pillar;
whether from "mere forDaliy or not
| cannot tell. On his arrival here,
l handed him a paper containing
Captain Folger's ilatement he read
it with ftria attention and obferyed,
that he had nod doubt of the corre6tnefs
of it as it refpetted the imprisonment.
marching, SC. &c. for that he had
funcred in the fame manner. as
ked him if he would give itatemept
of his fufferings for publication he
aniwercd that he had no particular
objection but that American papsrs
containing flush itatements would
ind their way to France thro' Their
Police o9fcys in this country; and
thai as he meant to go 10 fea again,
and ihould the Frcnca hereafter each
him shey would uis HIM ten times
worie than ever.
AN ANTI Chilean.
Friday, Jay II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-07
spisreilaneous 6flfrtions.
Bonaparte .nvulnerablc.

The Bulletin CT MuhldorG says, Il
was reported that the Emperor had his
leg broken-ihe fact is that a spen, ball
grazed the heel his boot, but did not
touch the skim" Upon this literary
Philadelphian remarks that Napoleon
is more invulnerable than even Achil-
les, who was subject to be wounded Ia
the heel, by which The,is held him
when she dipped him in the Styx. 10
not ours 10 know the date Of Bonapar,e's
existence, but it is probable that he also,
like the Crecian hero, prefers few
years of military glory to long life OF
obscurity ond retirement.
fFreeman's Jouy1Gil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-07

tention of chriilaus to exert ,hemfelves in I'M
folding to the children of g,ell, that fyflem of
Redemption. which j" Angels AsGre to look
into, bur the. effect which i will have de-
pends-upon Him whole influence is not con
troued by mortals, but who ha. fad nay
council fiall ltand and | will do all my pleaf-
ure.' ONISINUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-07

7sranls Psnap0rts, and the King OF
Prulra, offered reward for the rev.
olutionilt ScaILL, dead or alive. In
return, ScHlLl offered q. reward for
JEROME. Which is the rightful
chief !! ScHILL was brave fellow,
but unfortunate. Succefs would
have made him hero.