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Ms, H.Les, widow OF Richard Lee, jr-
Being DESTROYS to make public for the good
OF Others the excellent qually OF HamiFtoi'S
Elixir, prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, have
sent YOU the following account 81 the beaetl'
| have received from il whilh hope WIZ
induee others to give it ti1ai. In ccnse-
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YOU NAV conceive that my symptoms evident
IL indicated an approaching consumption -
The advice Ola most eminent physician was
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led in, but without giving me any relief A.
mother. physician, who knew me andathe CIR
csmstances Of my case, advised me TO give
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it in his practice,aad always found 1t do much
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GEO. BENNER, Junior,
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From. Luthsr Martin, esq. date,aftor7aey gene
raj q 4Maryla''d
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
ANECDOTE OF tiOGARTH,
The celebrated Painter.


A few month, before this ingenious artia
WAS Teized with the nllady which deprived
ioc:ety of one Of its moft distingsifhed orna-
ncnts, he pr oooted 20 his macheis pencil the
work be entitled A TAIL PIscs; the fri idea
OF which is faid TO have been Iiarted IN compa-
w, while the convivial glals was circulating
round his table. My next undertaking, laid
Hoga.rn. ihal be The End Of all Tbiggs." If
thai be the cafe, replied one of his friends, ,oar
.s, ssin ts fay6sd for there will be an eni IF
RE pais,sr There roH 70, aniwered HogAr,h,
& yhing heavily, and therefore the iooner my
work Is douc, the better Accordingly he
began the next day, sad continued his delign
with diligence thar ieemed to indicate an
Apprehension las the report goes he ihould NOT
hive IA he had completed IL. This, however,
h.. dad, IN the mott ingenious manner, by
groua,y every thing which could denote The
s.i # al rbfec--a broken boste-an cid
broom worn 10 the liump--the 5n,-end OF an
old nuiket--a cracked bella bow uaitrung
IA Gro mmhled IN pieces---tcwers in
ruia.--he fea pei of tavern, called the
Worlds Fad, iumliling-ihe moon in her
wane--,he mp Of the globe buFmng--a gib-
bet filag. The body gone, and tse chains
Wilch held 1t dEoppIrg down-Phehus aud
h,s hories dead IN the couds---a yefiel wreck
c1-Time. with his hour glals and feyihe bro
ken--s tobacco pipe in his mouth, the lai.
Whit of fmoke gong QUA play book open
ed, wi.h ExtuSr oMsss llamped in the cor.
nsr--an empty purle-and itaiu,e of bang
ruptcy taken out agsint nature. So far, 10
good, cried Hogar,h nothing remains OUT this
and daihing oil the limiiitu6e of psiafs,''
4 II. 4 L.. ~ ~
dseih aose--eRbove,." II is a very remarkable
faa and little known. perhaps, that he JED IN
about month after 6nifhng this Tail Piece;
and il is well known he never again took the
palette IA hand to The infinite lois OF iociety
-" Take hinl for all in all,
ave may not look npon his like again"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
Thirteenth Bulletin.
EBsRsDoRF, Nay 78, 70


On the night of the a6th, our bridges were
carried away by the force of the waters and
mills which had been fet a1oat. We had not
time to drive the piles & to fix the great iron
chain One bridge is repaired, another will
be tomorrow On the 73d we heard of the
arrival of the army of Italy at Bruck. Gen.
Laurnon has formed a junction with this ar
my, not having heard from them for u days.
The viceroy this campaign has maniiefted
fang (yoid and a fore6ght which evnoe the
great commander. Jellachich, who by his in
folent proclamation TO the Tyrolefe 70 in
famed their paffions, has had his whole corps
deftroyed. The Arehduke John, who wrote
with fuch excefive prefumption to the Duke
OF Ragufa, evacuated Gratz yeffcrday, Farce
w carrying with HIM 40 or 25,ooo men of
the fine army that entered Italy--his arro-
gancc has terminated in fhamc and infamy.
The people of Italy accompanied our folders
with tears and benedietions and gave them
every aiIilance. Their contempt and hatred
of the Arch-duke John were only equalied by
their Joy at our triumphant approach. Ger
tain papers fhowed that they bore great love
to the Emperor aud would not accept offices
under the Aullrian government
The regiments OF Italy who diftinguifhed
themfelves in Poland, covered themfelves
with glory. The charming countiyis rapid
Iy progreiing to the moa happy deftinies-
All the accounts from the Auitrian army
fate their lois, on the an and aad, to have
heen enormous; the flower of the army pc
rifhed. The wits of Vienna fay that Gen.
Danube faved the Auitrian army" Tyrol &
voltaberg are fubjugated. CarnioIa, Styria,
Carinthia, salizburg, UPpsr & LorVsv h.e,ia,
arc tranquilifed and diisrmed
When Tfiefe was taken poflelIion of, all
Engifh colonial produce was confifcated.--
Saving the RuiIian fquadron was eireum-
fiance peculiarly agreeable to the Emperor
The junction Of the army Of Dalnaes APP.
proaches.
The brgznd schill, who truly gives him
felt the title of general in the ierv,cc OF Eng
land, who proiti:utes the name of King of
Pruflia as the fatellites do that of Ferdinand,
has been driven to an inand in the Elbe.--
The King Of Wenphalia, beiides 1900 ni-
tive troops, has one Dutch and one French
div.iion add to this two diviions of a corps
of oblervation under Riband and Delpeaux,
and Beaumont's 5000 cavalry, now difpolable
by the paeilication of swabIa.
The dearucfion of forty mills which fup-
piled the city of Vienna with bread, j. evi-
dence of the hatred of the princes OF the
houie of Lorraine 10 that city.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
Fourteenth Bulletin.
EsEaspoRr, 3sns I,

EBERsDoRr, Jsrs I. 1909.
The bridges on the Danube arc entirely re.
built. They have added 10 them flying
bridge, and they are preparing all the mate
rials neceilsry for throwing over another
bridge of RATS. Seven machines are driving
piles but the Danube being IN ieveral places
- and as feet deep, much time is always ia
ken up in fixing th, anchors as the machines
are removed. The works however are adj
vancing, and will ihortly be fnifhed.
The Brigadier General OF Engineers, La
zowil,i, is working on the LETT bAuk, on the
head of bridge which will be 1000 TOTES in
extent, and will be covered with good ditch,
filled with running water.
The 44th crew OF the hoiila OF Boulogne
commanded by Capt. Bate has arrived. a
great number OF boats cruile about the H.
ands, cover the bridge, and render variety
OF ferv,ce'.
The battalion of navy workmen is employ
ed in mak,ng imall armed veHels. which will
ferve TO command the river perfectly.
After the defeat OF the corps OF Gen. Jel-
lach,ch, Nj. Matthew, an ofsiger attached to
the itaf of The army of Itsly, was fent with a
dragoon expreis on the road to Sailzhurg ;
having met in foeeeilion with a column Of
65o troops of the hne, and column OF 1000
Landwelirs who were wounded anI tray
Cling, lummoned them TO lurrendcr. and The y
Laid down their arms
Lauriiion, general of divifon, arrived at
Oldenhurg, the hril county OF Hungary, wuh
a 1fong advanced guard. II appear thit
there !, fome eommotion IN Hungary, u.,t
The minds OF ,he people are very much d.
yiaed aud that the aieJofi'y is not in favor
OF Auilr,a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
CONNUBIAL. LOVE.

WHEN The Emperor Charles III. .befeged
Cllphus, Duke of Bavaria, in the Guy Of iieni-
burg, The women, finding thar the iowa could
not politely bold ont long, petiiioned the En-
pcror, that they nigh depart out ofit with 10
much "a each OF them could carry. The En-
rc.or, knowing hey could nor convey away
many oftheir effects, granted their petition ;
when be wcnen, TO his great iurpriie, came
on, ofihe pl ace, with every che her huiband on
he bict The Emperor was 10 moved al The
fight, thal he bust into tears aad sfi ar having
very mach extolled The women Tor heir con-
jugal affection gave he men 10 their wives aud
received the duke into favor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
Fifteenth Bulletin.

EBEssDoRF, Jurr :.
The army of Dalma'ia has gained The great
eft iucceis II has defeated every thing that OPP
poled il a, Mont Kitta, Gradchatz, Liecs and
O,,achatz, The commander in chef Sloii-
fevich was taken. The duke of Ragu.a arri-
we'd on the 2sth May al Fiume and formed
ajunefion with the grand army, of which The
army of Damatia was the right extreme We
will make known the relation Of the duke of
Rsguia on thefe events.
On the 2ssh an Englilh fquadron Of ihips
of the line, 2 frigates and brig appeared be-
fore rreae, viii. the intention OF taking the
Rufiian fquadron. The Gen. Count Gatfrr-
eli had jui. arrived then, As the city bad
Sa1m cannon, the RuiIians landed "a thirty
lu.4ai Is twenty fours, and Fixed them IN
battery and Immediately clappei ftrings on
their cables. Every thing was prepared TO re-
ceive the enemy who having unified his aim re-
tired. 1000 Auftrisns who had psded from
Krsms ,o.the right bank of the Danube were
defeated by, rhc wiren5erg corps, VINO maze
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
quelfb Bulletin.
EBeR.DoRF, Mar z6

EBRR:DoRF, May as.
This fpcaks of the repair of Bridges on
the Danube. The rife OF the river was ex-
peGed TO continue Till the middle of June,
to meafure the height to which the French
were preparing TO drive line of piles I o
which to attach an immenfe chain of iron
which the Auitrians had taken from the
Turks. By thefe means and by the aid of
Notifications they expected to be able to
maneuvre on both banks. of the river
Their light horfe was oppoiite Preiburg.
Gen. Lauriaon was in Syria. The Duke
of Dantzick was about joining the army
near Vienna, by forced marches-feveral
corps had arrived. The priioners iince the
equalization of Vienna are field MARTIAL
lieutenants, major generals 10 colonies,
40 majors and lieutenant colonies, 100
captains, $50 fubalterns, 5000 non-com-
mifIioned officers and privates, beiides few
eral thoufand at the hoipitals.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31

Lanaile general Of diviiipn, had his head
quarters oppodfe PreiDurg, aud has advanc
ed his potts TO Alteoburg and near to Raj.
Three divi6oDs Of the army of Italy have
arrived at Neuaadt. The victory has been
for two days al the head quarters OF The En-
pcror.
Gen. Macdonald, commander o. one OF the
corps of rhe army of Italy, has entered
Gratz. They found in this capital of s'yria
immenfe magazines of proviilons aud CLOTH
ing and equipments OF every fort.
Tranquility prevails in the ryiol Cut oil
by the movements of the Duke OF DanIzek
and of the army of Italy, all the Auitrians,
who had impr1den,ly engaged at this point,
have been defroyee, partly by the Duke OF
Dantz;ek; and the retl, luch as the corps OF
Jellachich, by the army OF Italy. Thole who
were in suabia had no other -efouree but to
attempt in parties to traverie Germany on
their way to the Upper paiatinate. They
formed fmall column of infantry & cavalry
who efcaped from Lindau & was met by Col.
Reifet, of Gen Bcaumonts Corps OF ooierva-
ton. The column cut o. Il a, Neumarek,
and the whole body, officers and folders la,d
down their arms.
Vienna is quiet bread and wine are album
dant, but meat, which this capital gets from
the interior of Hungary, begins TO zrov
fcarce. Contrary. TO all reaions OF poh-y
and humanity, the enemy do every sniag -
ftarve their eoantrymen, and sais cry, ssD'e9
contains their wives and children. he sen-
duci is very dif1erent'from dat OF ous Henry
Nv, who himfelf fuppt3 Al enemy's cry hc
was be6eging.
The Duke of Montebello Lafne,l died
yeflerday' at S O'Clock Ia tie morning
Some time before the Emperor converted an
hour with him HIS majeity tent, by Gen.
Rapp his aide dc camp, Tor DR.. Franc, one
of the mon celebrated physicians of Europe
His wounds were insgood condition bsta
deftruaive fever had made the mott injurious
progrefs in few hours. All { the
art was unavailing. HIS Ma ed
the body of the Duke of Mon3 be
embalmed and carl.sd TO frand five
the honours due to his high rank anu eminent
fervices Thus has departed one of the NOR
diftinguifhcd folders that France has had -
In the numerous battles he had been III, he
had received L, wounds. The Emperor has
fhewn great fen6bilify on this lofs, which VIII
be ielt by all Frenchmen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
SOUTH AMERICA.

|
so in the destiny of
SOUTH AMERICA.
If Spain should be at length overwhelmed
by the superior power Of France, aud CON-
PEELED To submit, her colonies will surely
not De AFFECT enough to follow the example.
The Spaniards of America are not, like
their European brethren, at the mouth Ct
the hons den; his tremendous roar is
scarcely heard across the boisterous Allan
tic. The conquest of the mother country
viii seal tie independence ofthe colonies
& lie establishment of a number Of indePen-
dent sovereignties will be the probable con-
sequence. Nature has opposed insurmoun-
table barriers to the permanent union OF
those extensive regions lofty mountains,
dreary deserts anu mpenetrsble forests sep
crate them from each other and a variety
too of climate, soil and situation, not to
mention their amazing extent, renders it
impossible that they can long remain united
under one government.
Looking thro' the misty atmosphere of
futurity, methinks see new theatre on
which the human mind may display the bril-
liancy, the force and versatility of It's pow
ers. see the widely extended continent
OF America, from the straits Of Magellan to
the frozen regions of the north, divided into
a multitude ofindependent states, and the Sc
all wing with each other in promoting the
arts whish dignity or adorn our nature. !
see Legislators, warriors, poets, orators and
historians arise see them diIusing Ugh,
and glory through this western hemisphere.
And, alas methinks l see conquerors,
misnamed heroes, dealing death and des.
truction around them sacrificing millions
to crafty an inordinate thirst for rule, and
raising imperishable monuments of fame
on the miseries of their fellow. men. But
let us not dwell on picture so distressing
to all our better feelings. Let US rather re-
fleet on the happiness which will be pro.
duced by the emancipation of our continent
from the degrading trammels of colonial
servitude. No more shall the sons of dis.
tant land, though "clothed in steI and ar
med with thunder" tyrannize over the
hapless natives of America. No more shall
she be governed by the foly.formed re.
solves of an European edict, decked in i'm.
perial trappinss. No more shall the de.
souring gulf of European cupidity drag into
its vortex the fairest fruits of the western
continent. Released from the dominion Of
tyrannical Europe, America will indeed be
FREE. ANTI-GALLICUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
foreig,r 9utelIlgenee.
French Army Bulletins,
Received by the fchr. Augufia, arrived at
Beverly, on the 2lft inf. from Bayonne.
Eleventh Bulletin.

Eleventh bulletin.
EBERsDoRF, May "A, 1900.
The Duke of Dantzick entered lDipruck
the 10Th. On the nth he had taken ,
cannon and Goo men at Strub PATS. On the
18th he routed Chaaeler at VGrgal. Gen.
Duroi having raifed the 6ege OF the fortreis
OF kultain joined the Duke. Chaitelear
had entered the Tyrol with few wretch
es, dliiemlnating revolt and addflination.
Several thoufand Bavarians and one bun.
dred Frenebmea lincIuding 90 Belgians,
Chaitelear's countrymen,) have fallen fac
rifice to the ferocity of thefe bears of the
mountains, which his dilcouries excited.
This wretch owed the polefion OF his
eltate of fome millions to the benefcence
of The EMPEROR The Tyroleie execrate
thoie who have excited them to this de-
lrueti"e rebellion. Their rage againit
Chalteler, when he retreated, nearly colt
hun his life. The vally of Zillerthal fub.
mitted tirlt. Inlpruck and all the circles
have fent deputations to II. M. the king
of Bavaria, vowing allegiance, and implor-
ing bis clemency.
Voralbrrg, inftigated' TO tumult by in
cendiary proelamations, will initiate Ty-
rol, & this part OF Germany will be match
ed from the horrors aud crimes of popu-
lar niurrections.
COMBAT OF URFAR.
On the 18th of this month at P. NJ.
three Auilriao columns, commanded by
Granville, Bucalowitz * Sommarlva, fup-
ported by reierve corps under Jellalich,
attacked Vandamme, at Urtar, in front of
the bridge of Lintz. The Prince OF Ponte
coivo came up immediately with the cav
AIRY and the III brigade of Saxon infantry.
Vandamme with the Wu'temburg troops,
iquadrons OF Saxon huilars aud dragons,
repuIied with ipiri, the twoIil coumns OF
The enemy, drove them from their puff
tons, took pieces of canon, and 400 men,
and routed them. The enemy sthlfd cob
umn appeared on the heights OF Bollingberg
at ?. If. and their litautry immediately
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
EPICRAM

o. isirr sSvged TO Mary.
Sir, you are pralenS, good, and vile,
own and ihans you IRON my heart,
And much approve what you adviie:
Hat let me thtok--betore | tart.
For folks we'll able TO difcern.
Who know what It's To take wife,
SAP, Ii, a Gale OF fueh concern,
q man hould think on't--s9 ti5 Afs.