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MOTICE-Cssh given for Northern 4 South
4 v eTn Bank NOTES at moderate discount by
SIMPSON NORRIS.
Richmond Dec. ii.
THE SUBSCRIBER gvishes to Inns (by let
a fer,) sgho is osvaer Of q Sarvey ma@e in the
name Of Phiip X. Feaaci, RI $500 accs, in
WJhte and WGshingiOn c%oanficS, Yygicil, on the
waters Of Reed Greek agc Hoistein RiSer.
SAMUEL GRIRAM
Wyfke, Jan S.. lgs3w
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OST, a NOTE sigs'ed by VIM r wIord- 3
~ embossed by John Clarke, 10th of the city of
K,chmond, dated the LIST of Nov. last. and due
ths lst day of May. 1909, amounting to 6 SOS ! !.
ms supposed 1T has been dropt in the street.
Any person having found tue same viii be libe.
go rewarded IN leaving 1t with the subscr;bers
,titI'crsons are Forwarded from rece;yinr or ira.
ding Tor the same in any manner whatever.
PROSSER s. MONCURE.
-" oawIw
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Extract Of q letter, dated Hera cruz, Noven7ber
16, 1903.

1VJ IOVO.
The British frigates NJ and Diomed
sailed lately from this port, bound to Spain, with
hive million OF dollars on board for the Junta &
the Spanish line OF battle ship st. Just, will sail in
a few days with eight million on board of wh;c,
six million is for the Junta, and the remaininss
two for individuals. This money, and a further
sum which will soon follow it, will, trust. ena.
bic our brave Patriots to resist effectuallv the
monster Bonaparte..mB.
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RY virtue ofA decd oftrus., executed to the

ny virtue ofa deed o ftrust, executed to the
~ subscribers by Gerard Banks, to secure the
payment OF sewers; s,ims of money, due to Join
l.. Harris x Co. which deed has been transferred
to WIN. G. Poinde1ter Will be sold ga the pre-
misses, on the 2ist day cfJandary next, TO answer
the purposes specified in said deed, to the l;ga-
est bidder, for ready money, SO muck Of a tract
Of LAND, in said deed mentioned, containirfr
seven hundred and eighty-f four acres, lying in tlss
county OF Coochlaad, adjoining the Lands OF
Geo. W.Payne, Daiguid Minis, Gideon Minis,
and others, as may be necessary 10 pay the bal
ance due on said decd, which is about s 1900, and
the expences attending the sale. The subscribers
acting as trustees, ant being no way Interested,
will convey to the Purchaser, such title only as
accrued to them by virtue of the deed of trust a.
ioresaid. Wan. MILLER, D..
FREDERICK H6RRIS, trustees
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EOR SALE, the IENE NEWT on which the
L subscriber lives, situated on Church Hill,
within about one mile of Market. con,
tanning two and half acres of Land, well enclosed
and highly improved. The buildings consist of
a large ard well constructed DreNiAg- Rossc,
3,::::aar=. Kitchen. ba;r.. S,noke- House. 3 .Sfoyss.
brick Office, Coach House, Barr, Sta6Ie, and Ice.
House.
All these buildings are in complete order for
the accommodation of a large and genteel family.
who may have easy access 10 all the advantages
of the city, and live as retired az they could wish
TOHN ELLIS.
nov. 25. r,,y,fI
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THE partnership of Daniel 7,iblen G Co. is
Z this day dissoivedhy mutual consent.
DANIEL TRIPLETT,
SANL. p. PRISONS.
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TO JoHN Fowler Of Kentucky, and JoR-
4 DAN HARRIS, Of Virginia,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12

M ALL BE. SOLD. to the highest bidder.
~ at Hanover court house, on tiic 2Sth of
January, 1902, being Hanover court dav. hv ,;r,
Tue o. three Deeds ofIyust, executedto the sun
scriDcrs, by Samuel Richardson, to secure the
Payment OF certain sums of money, therein ey-
pressed 4 tract OF Land, lying in the countya
joining the Lands or Wm. Via and o,be,. ~.
terms will BE-, one-third cash, one-th;rd in nine
months, and the other third in twelve months, Ia
carry interest from the dsv o rsaic.
PARHE STREET,
JOHN B.JoHNsoN,5 Trustees.
-, ~ .2awtls
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E1trGct Of a ietterfrom Kingston ( lam.
dated 5h Dec. received 6y the Friends.
arrived at PhihdeLthia.
eve have Just time by this opportunity to
inform you, that owing to the sudden proro-
CATION OF the colonial Assembly, no duty mas
been laid on American produce, nor can the
attempt be renewed for SIX months.n
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FfSg',<rt IF a letter Sritten to Charies ". 81
Spats, ~ che Bishop IF Ornse, on the 7th Of
Ocra6e2. 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
NezD Orders in Council.

Al the Court of Queens Palace. the gath
of May, 500, prefent, the Kings mon excel
lent Majeffy in Council.--Whereas, advices
have been received of certain provihonal a.
greement entered into by his Majely's Envoy
Extraordinary and Miniaer pIenipoteniiary
in America, with the Government of the Uni.
ted States, whereby it is uoderfooe thar his
Majeltyt Orders in Council Of the 7th Janua.
ry, and of the 18th November, 1907, fhall he
Withdrawn a. far rs refpeets the United States,
on the 10Th of June next.
And whereas, although the faid previGonal
agreement is not SUCH As WAS AUTHORIZED
BY HIS MAJrsTYs issTRucrIoss, or SUCH
AS MS MAJESTY CAN APPROVE, il aay AREA.
dy have happened. or may happea, that per.
fons being citizens of the laid United States
may be led, by reliance on the faid prov,f
ional agreement, TO engage in trade with and
10 the iaid ports aud places in Holland, con
trary to, and in violation of the reflrdicnl
impofed, his Msjeity, in Sr''st to prevenrany
Inconvenience that may enlue from the cir.
eumisaaee above recitea, is Plesied TO order
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
FROM PORTUGAL.

Capt. Maflitt, arrived at Philadel
phia from Liibon, informs, that on
the approach of Gen. Wellefey,
MARTHA Soult perceiving his inten-
ljalf, fed from the town and crofed
on a bridge of boats, which
was prepared to be blown up as foon
as he had croiled, but by fome mis-
take or accident, FIRE was put to the
train and blew up about 1000 of the
rear of the French army, and 500 Of
the citizens who were taking fight
with the French. Soult and the re-
mainder made their efcape, as the
Engliih could not crofs the river for
fome time.
When Capt M. left Liibon, it was
faid and believed, that there was not
Frenchman in the kingdom of Por-
tugal, but fuch as were prifoners, the
others having fed to Spain. And ii
was faid that the Spaniards were
gaining ground every where, both in
numbers and in conqueits over the
French, who were retreating worn
down with fatigue, famine * difeaie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
u Later and mare Important !!
Tenth Bulletin offbs French A,my.
EBENsDoRFF, Moy a..


After defcribing the form OF the Danube
at Ebenidorff, the Bulletin hates, that on
the night of the aoth, the Emperor crof1ed
the Danube, accompanied by Berthler,
Mafena, and Lafnes--they took petition
on the AFT, on the left bank, the right
wing was at the village of Eisiing, and the
left at G,ol'ifpren.-Bo,b thefe villages
were taken.--At -four in the afternoon, on
the an, the enemy lhewed themielyes, &
attempted to drive our advanced guard
into the river-Viin attempt
The Duke of Rivoli was fra attacked at
Crofiafperen, by Bellegarde-He manoeu.
vred with MeIitor's and Legraud's diyi.
ions, and rendered al their attacks abor-
,ive-The Duke of Montebello defended
Efsling .-The Duke of Iltria covered the
hdnk with cavalry. Tie action was *.
we're. The enemy having 400 cannon and
| eo,oco men, being the remains of their
armies.
Gen. D'Epagnc divided his corps into
! fquares, but he was killed with mulket
bill at the head of his troops, and Genera
FouIers was alfo killed. Gsnsral Nanfou
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
sforelgu guteliill1fi

ZospoN, MAy4 rs


THE foreign papers received laE
night. announce the entrance of the
French into Vienna, the 9th init.
Their advance mutt have been very
rapid as the 9th French Bulletin
ltates, that on that day Bonaparte was
at St. Pohen ion the 7raler, abnt 80
miles fran Vinnal and his advance
guard under Montebelb (Lafnes at a
village above 20 miles from the capt.
tai. Ii does not appear that any de-
fence was made of the city. 1t is ad-
ded, that The Emperor Francis has TO-
licited a truce, and peace which Ma
pofeoa has refufed. This we do not
believe TO be true. though it probably
will BIZ in few days.
The iafurreStion in WrfpbaEa,
heated by sehiH, continued to gain
itrcnsth at tke la!t dates. He had ia
ken Bremen. and was extending his
followers through Brmfuicf and
Eaq9ver. King Js,Mre had iilued a
proclamation offering reward for
his apprehension but there were no
regular troops to be f.nt againi him.
The Dutch papers itatc, that the King
OF PrpGa. 70 far from encouraging
him, had fent an army of 80, 900
men to oppofc him. ihis lat we
do not credit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

and Il /. aesshy ordered, 1ta tl1r AL fesr.-
Al Orders Dlali be iu.pended. e. tar ss i re-
| ceflary for the protection of veleIs OF the
United States, 10 failing uraer the faith Of
the faid pfovifonal agreement, videiieet.
That alter the 9th day Of June neIt, no veE
Eel of the United States, which 1lai have
cleared out between the 9 h of April Isit,
and the goth July enfuing, for a-y of The
ports of Holland aforeiaid, from anv port IF
the United States, fhz be moIefied or ipter-
rupied in her voyage by the commanders of
his Majety's Chips or priva,eers
And it is further ordered, that no vef1eIs
of the United States, which ihall have cleared
out from any port of America previous TO the
Goth July next, for any other permitted port.
and fhall, during her voyage, have changed
her deifna.ion, IN coniequence of inforns ion
of the faie provilional agreement, and HAIL
be proceeding TO any of the ports of Holland
aforeiaid, ihall De moleiied or interrupted hy
the commanders of any OF hi, Majeay's fhips
or privateers, unlefs Inih vefel fls,l have
Seen informed of this Order on her voyage,
and ihall have been warned not to proceed
to asy of the pors of Holland aforefaid,
and ihall, notwithstanding fuch warning,
be found attempting to proceed TO any iueh
port
And II is further ordered, that after the
faid ninth day of June next, no veiIel Of the
faid United States which ihali have cleared
cut, or be defined TO any Of the ports of Hol-
land from any other port or place not fubjeSt
to the reitrietions of the faia order of the 10th
of April lais, after notice of fuch provi.ional
agreement as aforelad, fhall be molelted or
interrupted in her voyage by the commanders
of his Majeily's flrips or privateers.
And his Msjeliy is rleaied further to order,
and it is hereby ordered, that the feveral or
ders of the 7th January, and ith November,
1907, as altered by the fzid order of the Goth
of April ihall ALTO be fufpsnaed, 70 far as i,
necslary for the projections of veifes CT tho
iaid United States, which fhall clear out to
any ports not declared to be under the re-
friction of blockade from any port of Holland,
between the e.h day of June and the III day
Of July next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
Auftrian Official Bulletin
OF THE DEFEAT OF THE FRRNcH
Publilhed by Order of His Imperial Highnefs
the Archduke Charles.


Publilhed by Order of His Imperial Highnef.,
the Archduke Charles.
In purfuance of the command of
His Imperial Highnefs the General
limo, the following preliminary Re-
port of the briIlian, victory obtain.
ed the 2Iit and 27d of May, is il.
fued on the a3d, from the Head.
Quarters at Breitenlee -
On the 10Th and 2oth, the Empc-
ror Napoleon pafed the create, arm
of the Danube, with the whole of
his army, to which he had drawn all
the reinforcements of his powerful
allies. He eitabllhed his main bo-
dy on the ifland Lobau, whence the
iecond paHage over the lefs arm. and
his further offenive difpoiitions,
were neceiiarily to be directed. His
Imperial Highnefs refolved to ad-
vance with his army 10 meet the en-
envy, and not to obltrud his pailage,
but to attack him after he had reach
ed the left bank, and thus to defeat
the Object of his intended enterprifc.
ibis determination excited through
ont the whole army the higheit en-.
thufafm. Animated by all the feel,
ings of the puref patriotifm, and Of
the mott LOYAL attachment to theil
Sovereign, every man became q he
ro; and the fmoking ruins the
lcenes of dcfolstion which marked
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
Bp tbe seails,
Boston, JULY 40.
FROM ENGLAND.

Capt. Rutherford, from Boniveita,
informs that on the 2oih June, at fea,
he fpoke the Englih ihip Diana, 81
days from Liverpool, for Barbados,
the commander Of which informed
him that in confequence of the receip,
of the news Of the reitoratioE of ~
rercourie between the Uuited States
and Great Britain, the town had
been Illuminated two nights, falutes
fired, and every denomination of Joy
exhibited.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
LosDos, Nag ~.
4lTERICfN 1FF4IRS.

IN the lloufe of Commons iait night
LorI Henry Petty pat queition TO Mr..
Canning upon the fahiea OF the reipond
encr between Mr.. p kline and the Ameri-
can government--sir. Canning replied,
that ~ agreement purporting 10 be eiitsr-
cd into by our MiniIlers and The American
Government. wac no, made 10 conformity
with the with ei Of his MajeRy nor iuch as
ais Maiegy could approve of. IL was nei'
,her founded on the infnltiions fent to
eur Minllcr, nor confitcnt with thsm.--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

gage your attention and induce you
TO demand of your government to in
Iterfcre in earnef. But after all,
what is to be expected 7 If any one
of ihelc wretched men, more fortu
nara than bis fellow fufFtrers, efcapes
and brings the taie of their ftuation
and makes it known to his country
men, a lrt of inhuman wIetches mere,
more cruel than the French them
fslves. turn their wrongs into deri-
fion, or exert their miferable facul-
ties in cavilIings and cri;icifms to
thew that all thefe ftatements are
'abrications, becaufe they have not
been drawn up by fome fpecial plea
der. The barbarous impruderce of
iome Editors pronounce them forge
ries, and every fellow who can fet
type repeats the infamous calumny,
till the public vote that had begun
10 raife irfelf in their favour is fitted,
and iymps,hy extinguiIhed. Nor is
this all. Thofc who are making
fortunes by being Individually on
good terms in France, flop at no
means to fupprefs the facts j; for
this purpofe, neither promifes nor
threats arc fpared. l have mere
Than conjecture to 60 upon, when l
fay shefe promifes and thefe threats
have not been without their effect.
For the truth Of this can appeal to
wi'neiles in this city.-Things, in
deed, have come to PATS, that thofe
who have got away from France and
reached their own country. are a.
fraid to publifh the hiltory CT their
infferings and thoie of their country.
men Certain merchants will give
them no further employment, and
ihould they be again captured, their
lives would pay the forfeit for they
have no government to proted them.
To conclude at this time. 1t may
he, that we ought not to do any
timing TO provoke the great Emperor
10 treat US with greater feverity; it
may be, that we ought Of all things
TO avoid rupture with dear Giier
France, whatever the provocation
given, whatever the injuitice done
US, whatever the infults added, but
then | hope at leaif we fhaIl have
the grace never to lifp another word
about Independence. To he called
Roman citizen was ono. the proudeft
boat in the ancient world-but who,
as our public affairs have for more
than eight years been conducted,
would not rather bea dag and bay the
man than be called an Ames lean Cit
izen ? .~<s
2 - y a, S 8 -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
F,s~ tie Fressss'. Tesr nal.

y
Csn. WILKINSON and Psb;s Mo~ey.
Among the various and Infamous devices re-
iorted to by Gen H'a.i.jos, TO obtain poif, fion
OF the public money, 70 neceaary to fupsort
h's extravaganza, the following extract of a let
ter written in sos, and e1tant in the Mar De-
fa,f"eaf, exhibits pretty fpscimen:-
From General WHiisfes 10 M,. ht,a5sn hlsm,,
Military dgsnf. "a ~ 0rissns.
@Appropos, received from you at NJ Or.
leans, among other fms, $500 dollars for Jee,a
yE,Viees--if you have no, already, do not notice
this in your accounts, which will be immed-
afeiy called for. ] offer you as an rgsivsie.s,
DsYfbia- L9ssd, near the ldsbM. Mr.. 1,iiiss
SinfSs is inaruaed by this mail to give you
every information on the fubjea and he is au.
thorfed by me to pats into your hands the
titles which he holds for the (ame. To THE
you may fafeiy accede. More of this anon"
1.-THE Hand, in point of foreign as well a.
domeilic advan, age, fertility of foil, and falu-
brity of climate, is, as you will find, a terres.
trial Paradife.-See SimpAs, and you viii oe
ps.tst5!y ct ease.
Il is with extreme regret we Rate, that HE
Excellency Governor TRvMKuLI 10 danger
ouny i'll. He was living on Monday morning,
though very feeble hopes are entertained OF
his recovery - Cessss3ieH Cssrsss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

Oxford ss.-At a Court Of Cammaa
Pkrs, begun and boiden at Paris, ~
and far the county Of Oa5ord, on the
Jseond 7ueElay Of May, n. d. 1899.
ON the Petition of Sally Humphrey, o.
which the foregoing is a Cofy-Ordered tnA
the Petitioner caufe the Petition aad the Or
der of Court thereon, to be publiihed 10 inc
PO,fieri Gsrstis, printed in Portland tnies
weeks fucceiIively, and the Ian pubheaiioc..
to be thirty days before the fri day OF IN
next term of this court--tha, Ill perfons may
then and there appear, and flew tauis,
any they have why the prayer of the rev
ton fhoud NOT be granted.
-. Attea, CYRUS HANLlN, cSf
(Jv5 az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

! Yet as II was -flible, that, under the faii
of that agreement, various fpeculations IT
trade might be entered into by American
! Merchants, IL became pecef1ary, to prevent
any Inconvenience or detriment to them,
to itiue fome order, by which they might
be fecured of indemnity in their ipecula-
| lions, at leaf till the fentiments of his Ma.
lefty could be conveyed TO America. An
Order of Council would fpeedily be pub
lifhed to the above mentioned efett.-It
will appear in SATURDAY. nights Gazette.
Previoully, however, to the meeting Of
the Houfe of Commons, yeferday, Mr..
, Saniom, the chairman of the committee of
merchants trading 10 the United States of
America, received a note from Earl Bath
urf, the Prelident of the Board of Trade
requefing his attendance, with fuch other
gentlemen of thu committee as might be
inclined TO accompany him at the Board.
The chairman and ieveral members of the
committee repaired at one O'Clock to the
Treafury Chamber, and on their being in.
troduced to the Board of Trade, were in
formed by Earl Baihurf, that the recent
arrangements made by our Ambai1ador,
Mr.. Erikine, with the Government of the
United States, through its Secretary, Mr..
Smith. were uNAuTHoRIsED by his Ma.
jefty's Minifers, and that he had fent for
the committee for the exprefs purpofe of
communicating the fact to them, with the
view that the fame might without lois of
time be made known to the Merchants
trading to the u. States. His Lordlhip at
the fame time informed the committee that
no advantage would be taken or any inn
pediment thrown in the way ofthofe who
had already, and in confequence of this
uNAurHoRIssD arrangement, fent CON-
iignments to any of his Britannia Maiefty's
fubjeets but that American fhips & car.
goes under fuch circumstances, would be
allowed to proceed to their defined ports
in fecurty. -
Surrender of Vienna.
RdTHBoNs, MSr f1.-This morning the
following Bulletin and General Orders have
been publifhed -
ARMY OF GERMANY
"a Saxon Officer, or Courier, who paf-
fed through Ratiibone laft night, has
brought the intelligence, that ON the 9th
his Majeity the Emperor and King entered
Vienna. BY the Commandant.
(Signed) 81. l.. FELIX"
AUGSBURG, Mr. Ia.-According to GER
tain intelligence the French troops are al
ready on the Other .ide of Vienna. II is
probable that they will proceed directly
towards Hungary, in order to anticipate
the infnrrettion there
Hague, May 7a.--On the 7sth of April.
the Emperor of Ruflis declared war againf
Auitria, and ordered his armies TO enter
Gallicia and Hungary. The Rufiians have
entered Gallicia aud beaten the Auerians.
A private letter from the French head
quarters of the 9th, announces, that on
that day an Apltriao officer of the faf had
arrived with meiTtnger bearing letter
written by the Emperor Francis to the
Emperor Napoleon, in which the Emperor
of hultria implored an armiltice and peace
of his Majefy in the moff humble expref-
6ons. The ihort time of the ffay of the
flag oftruce in the head quarters of his Ma
jefy, induced an opinion that the anfwer
was unfavorable-the more 70, as the army
continues advancing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

10 the Honorable Jyfices e the Cowt
IF Common Pleas, far sbe county IF
Oxford, to be bollien at Paris in )aid
county, on The jfeond lueiaay Of May,
II. ID. 1909.
THE Petition aud representation of Sally
4 HuMrHREY, Executri, Of the Ian will
and teltament of Peter Humphrey, late Of
Live,~~s, in faid county, Brick layer. deesaf'
ed, relate,
Humbly fhewe,h, that the Goods and
Cha,tels belonging to the faid deceaieds ef-
tate are not futficient by the fun Of one hun.
bred Dollars and feventy three cents to an
fwer the jua debts and expences already sc'
crued in the iettlement of fad esfa,e -Shs
therefore prays that your honors would grant
her Licenfe TO fell the real eltate of faid de-
eeafed, or 70 much thereof a. fiall be necei.
fairy to fatisfy the taid deb.s and to complete
the fettlement Of fad effate with incideutA
charges. Aud a. in duty bound will ever
pray. SALLY HUMPHREY
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-11

PURSUANT to decretal order of. the chan.
Il Gerry District court,of Williamsburg, win
be offered for sale, at WeStmoreland court house
on the 9Th Monday IN May next, being court day.
that very valuable F.ARi, situated ON Norno5S
river, in the county of Westmorelantl the prorer,
y OF John Matthews, late of said county, con-
tanning 643 acres. A credit of ~ months will be
given, the' purchaser executing bond with an
proved security TO the commissioners ACTING, IN
der the aforesaid order and a deed Of trust on the
ahd to secure the payment of the purchase mo-
ney, according to the terms of the decree.
April il. .,, 1otU