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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20

A letter from Capt. NIo1ELs to his
owner, gives The same particulars as a.
boYe stated. The mate, cook, and three
men belonging to the Reafst..G, we've
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20

Dor country appears to be 1vaiting to
know, what is to arts from the mission
of Mr.. jackson. Itwould seem, that this
minister had been long enough IN the
United States, 10 have met with some
motions at least towards negotiation.
Are the administration disposed TO
postpone treating with Great-Britain,
until they hear more from France !!
Is il forever TO be the case, that this
country is to stand balancing betwixt
those two powers, watching the pros
perous or adverse events OF each, and
calculating from them the chances oil
bargain One would think, that having
reached the age OF 81, we are old enough
to act for ourselves, 10 consult our own
interests, and convenience, and not be
the football of two European powers.
But unfortunately we have too much
Jr6crsomsm isit in our government.
II is To be feared, that Fifty years viii
hardly suffice to purge Us from the evils
ofthat mans political deprayliy, and ioi.
". How wonderfully benefited should
we have been, had he condescended 10
renew MIR. Jays Treaty when the But
ish minister made him the offer But,
no-.ae had made that treaty TOO much
OF hobby horse, to accept 1t himself !;
* for thai zveighty reason, we have been
Obliged TO submit TO every species OF
loss, embarrassment, disgrace, and sui
fering, for many years past, and have
very little prospect OF any thing better
for many years 10 come. All, ont says
Duane, and a score more OF imPudeht
foreign Migrants in the country, we are
contendng for the freedom o. the ocean
would you abandon the freedom OF
the ocean f! slr. Jefferson has also been
contending for the same freedom ior
eight years, he has harped Oh the SUBJ
iect until il has become tiresome, and
what has he gained by 1t Are your
ships any better secured, our neutral
rights any better protected, our seamen
any better guarded against impress
men, If SO, let the TACT appear oy
hroQC for really the people at large un
derstand the case to be lar otherwise.
If, however, Mr.. Madison thinks III his
conscience, that times grow better, and
that the prospect Of setting OH better
terms with Great Britain brightens, nc
is in the right to wait. Other people
aot so syise, have considered, that W.
have been constantly losing ground, ey-
CIR since Mr., Jefferson refused 10 renew
Mr.. jays Treaty. The British are not
so stupid as not to discover strong h-
as in our administration towafds the 30.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
Lnni at Anlfi1n.

TO be fold a, Psblie Auction, at Z GREE
= IYs Auction Office, ia Portland, on
6feaiay, th. 9Th day of December next, at
i2 o'clock, M (unlefs prevlouiy difpofed of
at private fale) the following valuable tracts
of land, ii,uated in the towns CT Waterford,
Bridgeton, and Windham, viz
Lot No. ~. in the 9th range, in Wa's.-
ford, 4 uated on Crooked River, with hand
fome LOT of timber thereon.
Hjo-Lon numbered !, in the 5th range
and l in the I'd range +; and 2, in the n
range, in the town Of efisge,oi, iisua;ed on
shxt branch of Moofe pond which leads TO
S.co. Said land is well Rocked with timber
that can be hauled y. very FINAL erpsnfe.
Liie1vjs--i right, Containing ahoas 10 a
eres) OF LOT of Land, iitua'ed IA W,ndhain.
The titles to the above Tors of Land may
be fsen by calla. =, the Regfters oihte m
Portland, any time before the day Of fale,
when the terms of payment, (Which Wi be
iiberaD will be made known.
WILLIAM ROGERS.
6yilgsft-, Nsy. IS, 1909.
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Cor,nr,lnicafion3.
Eya s'5ouitor.....No. XI.


"Ass ubie fBy ,oVant -Vas ba.ffi bsts and
here, tt 7oaJ gons"
TO improve and turn TO the ben advan
tago all thoie faculties with which We have
been endowed by the bountsou, Giver OF all
thirgs is the higheft wifeom Of mortals. We
are fone,in,s. preiented wirh the emporium
~ Of aebi.ting noble deeds, bu, while we are
" bufed here and there" about The little tn.
flea Of An hour, they efcape Us forever.
Notwithia ndins the Disadvantages TO which
we are fubjsfed, being By nature the de
generate plants Of Orange VINE" yet by 4
due improvement, Of the light with which we
are favored, we may arrive 70 comfortable
at.ainmen,s in icience, virtue and religion.
Matters OF imall moHeat engrei1 Hisch Of our
lime, aad often in the purluit of foms glitter
lug ihadow we loie az important reality. ln-
ltances might be adjuced, from every fta'i.n
in life, where inattenton aud careefInels have
been PRODUCTIVE of all the 4" Ills which nefh
j. heir to-" Bur lei u. coafider il in a moral
view, and trace the mind of man in its vsri-
Gus foru.s. Take FRI the youth of eighteen
his paiiions are now extremely warm, his fan
cy mon brilliant, and hi, whole mind fufeep.
tible of the fairea improflions. This is ,he
ieaion for acquiring ,hl, knowlcege OF books
and men which ihall be lsitngI ADD Il, him for
hsiions of ufefulneis. When nc arrives to the
age of twenty FIVE, if you ask him why he is
ii'H 10 ignorant, his conlciencs iha anfwer
thar he was bu6sd here and there" about
the pa'try fcenes of vanity which were psfi'
ing bstors him, and hi. advantages rafied un.
needed. About thirty, he will probably fei
about reform. His mind is ys, nrong, bu,
habits of Incidence are more eaily contracted
than overcome. and many years in after life
viii foarce con fate for the icf, of one 10
che prime Of Days. His judgment il usdsubt
eddy comfortably ma,ured, and white he i,
now duly soniidering, weighing and crUnin
ing the merits and dement's of every mode Of
improvement, he bufes himfef here and there,
all to no purpofe, aud find. fons flaw in eve
ry esurie YET purified. The Ian fleeing no.
ment of opportunity at length pane, away, &
old age, with all il, infrmi,i-s, ereeps upon
him. Death now flares him in the face. His
prolpeSts for this world nun be forever re.
li,quifhed and in execute tor thu, having
fquandered away bis e.i0epee, he eau only
fay in the language of the prophet, "Whi!e
thy iervant was bufed here and there, it wa,
gone"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
THE CONTRAST.

How different does the conduct of
the two Observation-Disclosures
and Adams--appear after their depar-
ture from the high station they res
pectively held Washington, the good,
the great /; voluntarily relinquished the
honors Of the world-and after public
life passed amidst the tolls and dangers
of a camp, the distracting difficulties
incident 10 the cabinet of new formed
government, returned to the calm of
private life to enjoy his reward in the
benedictions of his countrymen-His
parting advice will be preserved in the
bosorrs of his fellow citizens as NOM
ument Of political sagacity and honesty,
and its author will be hailed and called
blessed by the latest pos,erity of those
who enjoy and love our present happy
constitulion-He viii be remembered
as The departed sun Of fair day, splen-
did at his meridian, but calm, benef.
cent, and glorious at his setting
Adams, but oh ! how are the mighty
falen-Tell it not in---but the Phiis-
tines have already found it out, and the
daughters of Askelon rejoice After
having quarrelled with many of his po-
litical friends and some of his coadiu-
tors in Office, with whom, together with
himself, the government had been en-
trusted, he left the capital in a poor
passion because his office had been
wrested from him-From the cares Of
public life he fastened not to enjoy, like
his predecessor the sweets OF well
earned faine--and unlike Washington,
at parting, he did not bless his fellow
citizens, nor give them his paternal add
vice. His latter days are spent in VEN
ting the spleen of disappointed ambi-
ton, and in vain attempts TO dishonor
the memory of the glorious dead.
Posterity shall remember him with as.
constituent and regret, and wonder
that so much wisdom should be joined
in the same man with so much weak
ness.-Coohersto Federaht.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20

i-nsl ho'g Of de big mon, and be vone dreas
tic Shafts, (as he tink) and luz to tri cafe
vor he naber, and Civ he gugmens vone way
and dea "a, be be iorre dat dc La be 70, vor
dzt, de ekwiie be tuder way, and want TO Civ
lie De cafe, AID 70 fuiie both Gde, and dit
much popeIariti
Dis fun in Ia want to be guy OF dc Kor. oy
Pies, and be lquat on al fore for guasp At it, II
he tan def it, by He'd or by Cox
Dis vould.be gug mon be much po'tition'
and do beg wa in de conre, aud carre runs,
make ysses5, and tel al de folks, vot Good friend
he aud he dad in Ia bee; and lie "a. you no
da, my dadd in la hav got deed ~ you farm
(under de better-La) and if you don't SSis rite,
you fhant hav vone inch adam 80 da ia da
vii, and keep de farm hnis longer.
| IA planele, DAT do not like dis, for want
to vote fer he I pleie, and ia viii fene def
land nuf to make me voter, If de big fat-belle-
Drained iadia, he sun, be rus ia Ia, de kmg, or
de Co.t take il de verre neIt da after vote.
~ h"s WI saAc PefS A. NhihS b'"1io
never here sne bode IA nothin bad bout he
but he vsnce preaeh-Vel, fupofe he never
preach DID de Cook ever preach No
except to fun Mifs Feece, and den Mifs
biuli, tho ihs We eros nrsa:, in noder houis
and de Cook onls make line, and iho he Eef
ter. Now dea Mile Bradford did preach, q
he leave preach, Gaze he ok, and dat be dooi
refo, ! fare.
De aseaion be, vich fort Of folks dc We Ill,
ben !--ds fort dat want TO ger you farm, and
have yea vsts as ia Ia or tuder fort, da
vaat to have you vote for he yss mntu
like dis fort ben, aud wont vote FOR de Cook
who always fpils de broth, Is; he ware he cote
which Sde ost he minetu, ds,s clear as psdl,
water. Yos ve,s vor hoe you plsfe, fsllecit
izins.
CEN. vAsINroNs NECGR.
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CWhole Nc. GOA.

terest of France and seeing it, they
will certainly act agreeably TO the i'm
pressions which such discovery would
be likely to make. And We are mis,a.
ken, if after 7Dziting a considerable time
longer, Mr.. Madison does not come in
to the opinion, that we have been and
still are losing ground. Should zonr
!groz9 out Of fhis c2ndtct IL, our .4dmini8-
trafion, they soiR learn Jfrsf or lass, how
10 estimate the relative palae Of frank
ness and hghocrisy.--Con. Mirror.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20

FOR THE GAZETTE.


FOR THE GAZETTE.
MIssr Painter,
AS al de fox, nou da, be ftil bout poli
Tx, and eyre bode mua IA ium,hin bou, um, |
inks it be good time vor nae TO pu,tia de
word
Nou den, vot 1ial "a. vii be 70 var bout
me, as be qaainred, ssh be dood hunih
mile Snd vo. . e0,i no "a vel as aas mon.
Dare IS vie ago much nois bou, Le1un ov
yoN big lille mon for do Congress, vich MifIe
tracy cal yooe tirter And dare % be big
much lei boG: ocdet n,sn, aiGs Lra0ford.
Heu be don TO Is ne soi here, an lille
vt 40, and ?. heain, DIS eialsr uaon, be
vance fed. and "a be be iron da, lide oy de
poli.iH, AID i,yafe be never void turn he cote.
and fkold a. lsm fed, cazs ia void no pier de-
ielv, dat be never void tara he cote, fl. fsam
By dis, dat fun fsd yes he be voae us.Le, soek1
And fun fec vote fer he. sns FUN no vote for
he 10 he be under dc nefeleie oy ia 10 home.
But do Congress he void, j. hs vote vor he!elv
10y han -ful---jo den, he aks hcielf out, and oy
coarie, turn he core. And as de Demo,ra,
want timber quite much, da be glad (for he be
vone kuanin Teller, as dc bars -four kortlnip
vii prov) and da vote vor he 10th and male.
and 10 he get 70 much vote he 60, asa Mne
go to, to keep he in order, vor dare be much
Ouch face a, Volu,oa.
III, Mills Cook have mich fan,ile conner
W, and krone, vich want to be drate foks
aiung dem dare be vone ,ieb .fat-bsls-s,ai.ea
mon, hoe Preient de peples OF de toun WHARF
he live, in de crate Kurt in Bofowne, for moth
IL, if de pepes chuie he. and be ceep he word.
Die mon hav vone fun to, hoe be p,ye rib, &
lac be vone milen;are karak,er, vor he be a
voter ov de King ov de peples-and he be to,
vone CRATE po'iIitiun, or vii be, it ever he find
ouE hoe make de State Conaution, and 10 he
oe verrs dreat friend ov de peples, Gaze he
CIV lead and lie TO wife de iepulker without,
vile de ncide be fuI ov
"Ds,aggy hOgg
o. Dswe.,st,
III f6ick rst,
Dat CINE De ,6ng,"
caz: ca al vote for dc Cook Dis biz BELLE
h.ained anon hav vcae fan in la, who want to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20

We copy the following article from
The .frgus Of Western Ame,ica, a dem
ocratic paper printed at Frankfort,
(Ken } on the 2 LIST October. The same
paper adds, that both the persons pre-
sented are democratic lawyers.
We of the grand jury empannelled,
&c for tbs circuit of Shelby, in the
name and by the authority of the com.
monwealth of Kentucky, upon our oatAs
do present IsHAM TALBOT, Esq Tor
profane cursing on the l9th day ogSept.
1909, in the town Of Shelbyyille, befove
the door OF ISAAC Watkins tavern, u
sing the words, - God damn mr.. Jack
son ;-the fsresiden: ought 70 dismiss hin,
and haze him kickrd from tow9 70 fos6a
until he is Kicked ont oftke coagtry, God
damn him" Contrary u, sc.
We also present WIN. w. CcoEz,
Esq. for profane cursing, on the, &c. IN
thetown Of Shelby,ill, before the door
of Isaac Watkins tavern, using the
words, +" God damn 1ipotbg Pickering
-Ae ought 10 be burg" Contrary to tie
&C, of assembly, sc.
Att. J. CRAIG, Ok"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20

Gall,c dnisyican Nobiity.-By our consti-
tution no order OF nobility can be created in
lhls country, and tins alone would form an
impenetrabie barrier 10 the erection ola mo-
n&icby, but not 10 its introduction, and the
Emperor of the French has now very kindly
laid young nobility upon the stocks for us.
Eli down, grateful Americans, and worship
the rising sum- Z. Herald.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
fHILApeLPHIA,M Monday, ,
IL o'clock, noon.
The Emperor Napoleon has ere aied Mrs.
jerome PATTERSON, of Baltimore, a
DurcHEss of the House Of Napoleon, with
AN establishment of ~, 900 crowns per an
mum. Esr son, PRlNcE Of the French EN-
pire. Col IoasAe,, is.c Of the American
Revolutionary army, Is appointed Governor
u the ,oans fiince, with the rank of Gener.
Il, ~ad = splendid salary. He has left phila.
deiphia for Baltimore, ID take upon himself
Tic ddeie. Q, his app inlment Baltimore is
10 be lhe In.perial and Royal RESIDENCE ior
the present. Most distingu' he'd city, city Of
democrats how ART thou exalted above Thy
fellows feradventure, however, Philadel.
phia sHo New-Yoik may also in time, expe.
rencea lew drops of Imperial and Royal
mun,ilcenee while Washington may be.
come lhe 81. Cloud Of America.
The above article, although wearing the
livery OF .oaa, is nevertheless susceptible
Of truth aid reality. Ii is known to man,
gentlemen, who were in habits oil fami,iart,
win Jerome Bonararte, that he entertained
the highest degree OF affection and esteem
for he LADY whom he married in this coun
Try (; ihA. his separation from her was no
An act OF his own CHOICE, but forced upor
him by the viii OF his brother Napoleon
To make some aionement, therefore, for
breach Of his marriage vows, and 10 provide
for the legitimate son OF has first love, seen
TO be such sets If Justice as we might pre-
sumo person like Jerome Bonaparte woulc
perform. As corob0ratirg circumstance.
we must also remark, that the present wlfs
ofIsrome, the Queen OF Wes,phala, is a
present without issue and that the title 0
Duchess, now said 70 be bestowed on hi
Farmer spouse, is The almost insariable rank
aud dignity 10 when the esteemed faoritei
Of an tue monarshs of France were raised
Boston Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
REMOVAL.
rLEAZAR WYER,

G0LDS6lI7 H AND JEHELLER,
rs happy TO inform his friends and cutom-
4 ers, that he has Renoved to the Chop late
" occupied by Mr. Jg.9b Lov;,, in FIJI fret,
three doors below Mrs. Stsvsnf,,) where be
can accommodate them nnch better than IT
has been in bis power heretofore lie offers
fer fAle a general aaortnens of
Fashionable JezOelry,
Plated leaflets, to match I; elegant morocco
and black Waters and Bread Tray, with
double gold borders; elegant plated crswlt
Frames, with from TO diamond cur Gail
Is; plated Soup Ladies Table and Tea
Spoons; Britannia Tea Pots; pearl, gold, aud
topa. Breaches and Rings; Mourning do ;
. variety of gold Ear Hoops & Knobs gold
and gilt Watch Chains, Keys and Seals; PLAN
and ornameated turtle fhel and common Hair
Comb Officers Swords, Kpauie:r and sali.
es; with variety of Fancy aud other Arii-
cIes He alto makes and keeps confantly on
hand, hlver table, tea, munsrd and ialt
Spoons, to match any patterns (; ioup aud
gravy Ladies, &c. &c. Ayo-All kinds OF
Fancy Hair Work
executed, viz-elegant eiaflic and plain Hair
Hoops, Bracelets, Necklaces, aud Watch
Chsins, mounted with gold. Any pcrion
wiih;ng to prelerve friends hair, viii 90
well &c call, as il 10 manufactured ir the
hop in aoy manner they with, and Al the
horteil notice. The fnallea favor acknowl-
edged and attended to with punauality.
E. WYER tenders hi, gratitude to his
friends and the public for pan fAvors, and
hopes from the convenience OF his dtua,on
and lriet attention to his buiaefs, to meri,
. continuance of public pstransge.
O.s,ID 20. (sw)
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On the fiarf Of the French govern
" menf every difhoSifion aftesrs 70 BE-
" euiaeed 10 readrr Us 57RIcI md
i" lMP3RIIsL JUS1IgE :"
[Newyoik Pubic Adser,izer.1
!" We ree6gnize sqth pleasure ne
I" dasoning tlrosfeet q On dmioaHe ar
" fsHgemeaf oj or q 7.airs qeiM Frunce."
Boston Ch. onicle.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
COMMENT.
roa4sAoUru, NOV. IL.
More French Poocy :

More freHch Poocy !
Yesterday arrived at this port, ship La
coma, Walker, IS days from Liverpool.
Passengers, capt. Nichols, of the ship Hen
rle,ta, of Boston, and capt. Bunker, If the
ship Resolution, of Newyork. Capt Wal.
ker was captured 18th October, lat. 48, 40,
long 90, eight days out from Liverpool, by
the l. Decide, French privateer, capt, Bri-
ollct, IL days out from Bordeaux. Capt.
walker WIS released BY the priyateer u9on
giving ransom of NINE THOUSAND
DOLLARS IN. bills of Exchange on his
owners in the u States; they took from
he Laeonia, the mate, Samuel Prav, and
W seamen. Jaseph ". Weld and Enoch
Haslel, by Their own consent, to be held as
cottages tor the payment Of the bills.
Inc Henrie,ts, Of Boston. capt. Nichols,
with cargo of Lon. hard ware. and dry
goods, bound from Liverpool TO Eewyork,
was captured within bht of,le L,conis,
by the same pFiyaieer, and ordered ic.
France. The captors declared the ship
go ld prize, after examining her papers,
which tbes seated ap aud retained. ihey
would not allow cart. Nichols nor L,s nate
TO remain on board their own ship.
TIE Resolution. capt. w. BU.ker, bound
from Londsn 10 Ncwyork, IN ballast, was
captured two days before, BY the same pri-
vateer. Attct taking out the crew OF the
Resolution, with i<r sea stores and some
of her furniture, they attempted to s.ak and
afterwards SET fire to her The capt. of the
pri,aIeer igtJ. med capt Bunker that orders
had been lately received at all the ports
from TIE Emperor, 10 take or destroy all yes-
sells bound to OF from any of the ports of his
enemies, agreeable 10 the stric,cst con-
,,ruction OF The Milan decree. The Reso-
luton was the frs. slip captured by the pri-
vateer alter leaving port. Two passengers
in the Henrietta, aud four of her seamen,
are on board the Laconia.
The following is atransa,ion Of the receipt
given by the captor TO capt. Nichols
the Undersigned, captain OF lie priva-
teer lie Decide, oi Bordeaux, fitted out by
M. Baigune, .jun. certify, that have cap
tured this day, the ship Henrietta, of Eos-
ton, capt. John Nichols, in yirtus Of tie
laws OF my government, finding the SAT-!
ship in coniraveniion of the imperial decree
of 17,h Dee. 1907 Done at SEA. on board
the priya,eer lie Decide, l2yl Oct. 1909"
"bRiOLLET."
A letter from Capt. NIcHELs to his
owner, gives The same particulars as a.
boye stated. The mate, cook, and three
rnpn bptunoiDo, ia the Re,,tx@ks1 Ny5.a.,.
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taken on board the privateer, (for what
purpose y and two OF the seamen were
allowed 10 remain on board the ship.
The cargo of the Henrietta was a
part of the fll importations of many
merchants IN AesO. York, and very val
liable.
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JnfMWnrf.

The following piece of intelligence was in
.erted N part. only, OF last weeks i'm
preston. II is now republished for the
benefit Of the other part.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
COLLEGE l. 4NDS.

THE sabferibcr offers for fale, the follow
4 ing Tracts Of LAND, Belonging to Hs,.
va,S colsge, the title to whieh il Girest from
she Government, viz,
IL FRYEBU2G,
Lot No. IS N Div. So scre., interval.
rs "a do. IS do. do
~ III do. 81 90. upland.
10 Sd do so do. do.
An do. so 10. do.
10 9Th do 60 or 20 do. do.
IN TURNER,
10, No, 81, ls5 acres.
sc, I2J do.
lGo, 100 do.
o77, 1875 do.
IN PARIS,
liz, No. 81, 7,h 2ange,) 400
IS, TIN do acres
sss,29lh do. in all.
IN LIVERMO2E,
Lot No. rs, 100 acres.
90, 100 do.
i49, 100 do.
IN OTISFIELD,
Lot No 10, Sd Uiv 100 acres.
I, % r. 4,h d. 90 do.
5, Sth X. 5sh ID 100 do.
IS
The above Lance viii be fo'J ca a l5era
credit, and Ssltitrs now on any ef the Lors
will be accommodated IL they with il. FOR
PARTICULAR apply TO the sublerber, AZ h,
OIise, in Alidlie-arcf', Pouland,.
pAENriss 81ELLEN.
s.b -, 1899 81
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A Mr.. Stirling, who was niniter
of the barony church of Glalgow,
during the war, which this ard other
countries maintained agaialt tbs m
fatiablc ambition of Louis XIV. in
thar part Of his prayer which related
to public affairs, uied to befeeea the
Lord. that he would take tne haseh
~ tyrant of France and flake him
over the mouth of he'll 'out good
Lord added the worthy man, dinna
Ter him IA IN This curious prayer
having been mentioned to Louis, ne
laughed heartily at his new method OF
publishing ambition, and frequently
afterwards gave, the good Scotch
parton, as toalt.
Six of the perions concerned in
the riot at Liverpool, on the 9TH OF
Ialy, we're fentenced at the Lancal-
ter Allies to one years inps'ion-
n, mt in Bridewell
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13

ifpecimen Of yirgi,iia ia}anity location
cd great number Of motions 70 COM
|mit, TO amend, to pottpone, &c. but
vas finally negatiyed u TO 4s.
During the talk en- thele Intermediate
motions, Mr. Hstpar b/Rliamt, &c
clared himfelf the advocate Of imme-
date war OF feizing all Britiih mot
Freneh) property, and every Briliih
agent in this country, and making
them work upon cur Notifications. :
g" Obfbe ble4sd efes15 sf eiuihzati1n =
On three quetlons to adjourn, sc.
the ioufe vas equally divided and
the Speaker invariably decided againit
the Warhawk Embargoroons.
The till was debated until pae
midnight I; when motion to fub-
ltiru.e the 18th inaead of the 9TH
the period for the one-iided
repeal of the Embargo Laws, pre-
vailed, and the bill was ordered
third reading on Monday.