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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

The city is now a mere defcrt, and
the inhabitants dying daily in great
numbers in the hofpital prions. 1t
lis faid of an epidemic. 1t is a phe-
uomenon to have plague IN the
winter fealon, when the mountains
are covered with fnow. Froit we
know is death to contagion. When
we recollea what took place at Jafta,
would it &c prefumption to charge
this defolating malady among the
Spaniards to -? Its progrefs
is confined to them-no Freaclnnen
are its victims. 1t was an objea of
much confequence to put the heroic
and immortal Palafox out of the way.
This was accordingly accomplished a
Ia made Egypfienne. He took lick
Immediately after eating plate of
foup and died ia three days. While
he lived, the oppreaed Spaniards had
rallying point. Amidit the gener-
al corruption and imbecility of the
Chiefs, he alone food foremolt in
the ranks of courage, virtue and tai
ents.
/" The Spaniih caufe is not yet loft,
for there is in the great body Of the
people, a deadly hatred and abhor-
renee of the French. Their ven-
geance only wants proper direction
under able and honelt leaders, to
purge their natal foil of its perhdious
and bloody invaders. The Auitrian
war will relieve Spain, and by their
united and vigorous efforts, aiiiited
by the fleets and rc(ources of
England, the independence of the
world may yet be fecured.
:" You can form no idea of the
mifery and dilrefs of the wretched
people of France--We are prened
down to the earth by the relentless
hand of a military defpotifm ; our
property, our fons, and our domef-
les, are all in conitant requiltion,
are torn from us to fupply the never
ending and infatiable requiftions OF
the Emperor"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

OF on other frctences more frivolous
and vexatious, have been (et at hoer
.ty BY +" His Majelfy The veiiels
from which the French Embargo has
been rallied are merely thofe innocent
vefels, which trading to France un'
der the fanetion of treaties, have new
erthelefs been detained in the French
ports, though they never had incur
red the fufpicion of having violated
the French DEGREES. The detention
of fuch veilels, unlefs from fomc
cauie of war, was violation of the
ufages and cuitoms of nations. But
even thefe vei1els are not releafcd but
upon condition of giving bonds, the
matters of which are unable TO obtain.
[Centinel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
1v ubs oaails.

"This Is at once the objea If our sover.
ment and of this'--is the language in which
gen. Armifrong fpeaks of the ompulGve, di-
red return of our veiIeIs from France. 1t is
worthy of being noted, becaufe the American
minlter at Paris has been charged in the newt.
papers with having /olieifsS fbs Bs,ssss Ds,.
q copy of which our administration has never
publifhed, although called upon for il by .
refolution of the Ian congress.
Thefe bonds demanded by gen. Armarong,
are abfolutely VOID, IL any have been given
He had no right to eraa them; and he more.
over deferves the feveren cenfure for giving
his aic to carry Bonaparse's uiurpa.ions upon
our trade into effea.
II any miniiler in London had prefumed to
take fuch an illegal and humilating Dep, in
hs public character, to give effea to Brit.
ia, Jaw or order, we fhould have fecn terri.
bic effervefcence among the embargo party.
Inflead of reprehenGon, howezer, we expect
to fee Armftroug defended D he miuifterial
prints, and commended by their employers.
North A~~ieas.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
sForeia1 9utelil9ei'ee.
BosToN, MAY IL
I9TES7' FROM ENGLAND.

By an arrival at New-York, our inteli'-
gence from England is brought downto The
Ssh March. Though several days later
than the previously received accounts from
that aarter thev do not communicate any
events of magnitude. No official coniirma
ion Of the expected warfare between
France and Austria had been received, al
shough an event, which for some time has
been calculated on with certainty.
A private gentleman. who cainc passen-
ger in the vessel, bringing these dates as
. rts, that Bonsparte, had actually ieit Pa
ms for the Rhine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

ettablilbcd family alliance oet"eei
! the two courts, into confederation
we feel lels heiits ion to diieredii
the reported repugnance OF thai
Prince to contribute 10 the over,
throw of Auitria. The hottie de-
mcnitrations faid to be made by the
King Of PruiIia, raay politely origi-
nate in the fpeculations and wiihes
of the writer's OF thofe letters, IN
which they are unequlvoeally men
toned; but if any political conjec-
,ure to thar purpofe may be formed
on the fentiments of the Sovereign,
his luxurious fpoufe, and the major
ity of his fubjeds, we may, CONN
IDENTIFY and boldly anert, that it prui-
fla takes an active part, fhe will do
it in favor of Aultria. On the e.
yentful conduct, or the prcfent poll
CIV of RuiIia, it is more difficult to
decide but even the teitimony OF
the enemy corroborates TIE impor-
tant fact, that ihe will cot aet agalntt
Auitria. However, if our Readers
are willing TO allow Jingle particle
of good fenfe, honor, or integrity, to
exit in the councils of that court, or
that fpark of Peters genius and OF
GATHERINGS ambition, Turk in the
remoteR fold of Alexanders heart,
they mutt be convinced that ihe will
act for Auitria. We have, however
fome facts which may guide our fpec-
ulations in this relped ; the recall of
Romanzoff from Paris, the change in
the foreign department., the negocia-
ton with Talleyrand the Journey OF
their Pruflian Malelties to ST.. Peterf-
burg, and the medures bordering on
aetual holtili,ies carried into ex.
ecution on their rtturn; thete are
facts, which, at any other period,
would be eonlidere1 as unequivocal
proofs of a total change in the policy
of that Court. We NUT acknowl-
edge, we are among the number Of
thofe who anriciparr that event and
when we look back The Thor, Sr--e q,
two years when Alexander difplayee
70 much loyalty, good faith and mag
nAnimity, we fondly and pertlnacioui,'
ly adhere to.thc hope, that Monaref
who food once, and 10 dsiervedly
high in the efteem Of his country, vii
foon rank again among the mott ar
dent Of our Importers IN favour o
uniyerial freedom. Denmark follows
of courfe in the vortex Of Ruiilar
politics.
1t is itrongly reported, that, inftead
of Proclamation by the Emperor
Francis, France had declared war a
gainlt Auilria, and that the Dec lara
ton was pu5liihed at Paris on tn
18th init.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

MaDacbujstrs Agriculturai Sociefy.
Al Meeting of the Trufiees of the Maj.
iaehuleu' Society for promoting Agriculture,
holden on The 2sth Of April, 1909 Yofef,
That there fhal be paid out of the Treafury
OF this Society, tothe perfon, or perfons. who
iha'i import into this Commonwealth, directly
from the Kingdom of Spain, the fri S RAMS
OF the Meriso breed the FUN of Fifty Dollars
each and for the frG 10 EWES of the fame,
breed, The fun Of Twenty i've Dollars each
as bounty on fuea importation.
The perion or perions claiming .he faid
premiums, or any portion of them, to produce
satisfactory evidence TO the fad Truftees, tha,
the Rams or Ewes, respectively for which fuch
premium is claimed, have been bona fide fold
10 Farmers, citizens Of Ma0achufe,ts, a.d thar
no more than one Ram and two Ewes. have
been diipoied of TO the fame perfon.
Ps'hHsf " order # ne Tsfea
puDLEY A. TYING, sesy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
INSPECTORS OFFICE,
Washington, Atrt, 81, 1909
fORDERS1

lOKDERoI
All officers of the army who are on
Through or absent from their respective
corps or station, will report themselves
without delay to the adjutant and in
spector of the army, Major Nicoll at
the City of Washington on what ai-
thority they are absent and the period
tor which their furlonghs were given,
end all officers who shall hereafter be
absent from their respective corps or
stations, will report themselves n onthly
as herein directed.
BY order of the secretary of War,
A. Y. NICOLL,
Adjutant and Inspector.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

Extract Of @ i-Her from Hashingfon.
! calculate on S Federal members
in the next Congress and if the Ran.
dol?hites Join them, of which there is
no douht on great nFtional questions,
they will be able to carry upwards OF
90 votes agains, the JefFersonian sys-
tenn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
OGesrs Of the Hlqsyical Society.
Choien at the animal Meeting-e7th April,

Hon CHsnTornrR CoRr, Efq Prssiesf.
Rev. JAMrs FssrMAS, Recording Secretary
Rev. John ELIor,D. d. Co,,epesdisg Sss's,
Hon JOSIAH QuIscy, Ffq. T,esfs,ev'
Rev. TIMOTHY Adm, jun, Li5raviss.
Rev. JosrPH MKxAs, Csbiss Keeper.
Hon. JoHS DAVIS, Efa.
lion. JAnEs WisTHReP, Flq. Ss
RrproRn WxBsrKR, Efq. US
Rev. WILLIAM EMrRsoN, IS
Rev. JonN T. KIsxLAYp, DID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

Psvi,, FEB. %, 500.
sia--His Msjefy has been pleafed to raife
the Embargo on American vefels within the
ports of France & her dependencies. and (the
better to feeure their direcf return to the u
nited States) to place them altogether at my
difpo6tion. You will therefore be good en-
ough to apprise the captains, fupercargoes
and owners within your confular dilricf, of
this arrangement, TO the end that they may
fail as foon as pofible for fonle port or place
in the United States. The only rule which,
in my view of the fubjea is neceHary to ac-
compliih the direct return of theie veiiels
(Which is at once the objeel of our govern.
ment and of this) Is hereto fubjoined. You
will be pleafed to coniider il in every cafe in-
difpenfable, and ihould objections be made to
il by captains or others, you will Iofe no time
in Eating to me their nature and extent, 10
that means may be taken to obviate them.
am, with much regard, your obt ierv't
(Signed) JOHN ARMSTRONG.
VIZ. LIZ, E'g. Coasi TIE
u. s. BoSteaux.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
NEW. YORK, MAY 9,

A letter from Baltimore, OF the 9Th
inst. says--This morning the U. S.
brig Syren, sailed for England and
France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

LITE FROM PORTUGAL.

LITE FROM PORTUGAL.
: Capt. Sawyer, who arrived here
yeiterday from Liibon, informs, that
when he failed from that city (April
8th) the French had not arrived
there, and the periods of their expec-
ted arrival were varioufly ffated, from
feven days to two months That
the French were advancing into Por-
tugal in two columns, under Marihals
Lannes and Junot, whole united
force was eitimated, in round num-
bers at 8o,oco that they had taken
Oporto, and had advanced feveral
leagues beyond it; but that their
progrefs was flow, owing doubtless to
the fcarcity Of iubfftence in the coun-
try they were overrunning THAT
the Britifh troops in Portugal a.
mounted to upwards Of $1,000; and
the Portuguefe army was eitimated
at 10000 THAT the Britiih we're
repairing tie Notifications but that
notwithstanding thefe it was not ex-
petted defence of the city would be
attempted and that on the near ap.
proach Of the French, the Brniih and
Portuguefe would embark on board
the Britifl. feet in the Tagus, which
conGits oftwo fail of the line, three
or four frigates, and 800 fail of tranf-
ports; part Of which would proceed
to Brazil, the others for England
The intelligence from Spain was ex.
trsmely vague and limited.
The hrit indication Capt. S. bad
Of the removal of the Embargo. was
feeling the Ocean again whitened with
American canvas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

Extraa Of Litter dated Bourleapx,
1871 March, to a Haujtm Ne1aSork.
=" The Spanilh prifoners who were
taken at Saragoila are daily arriving
in France. They were offered their
liberty provided they took the oath
TO the new King Jofeph.-This they
pcremptorily rcfuled The Gege lait-
ed az days, and was the mott difaf.
trous and bloody known in the annals
of hiifory.--It is prefumed that the
French loft between 10 and 10000
men, and the inhabitants as many.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
IMPORTANT.

The following article Is published IN
the New-York Gazette with assurance,
thatit comes from gentleman who has
access to the best information -
BALTIMORE, MAY 4.-Turreau,
the French minister, is here-also, Mr..
Erskine. Although negotions are on
foot, they are no. likely to determine
until the ultimatum Of our government
is known in France, and vessel is to be
Immediately dispatched Herewith. OF
this Mr.. Smith, Secretary Of State, yes
terday gave Mr. Turreau official notice
offers to take any dispatches for him.
~" rarvsau is recalled, and another
munster A. coming out to succeed him.
"A government vessel sail. iu,,,.d;.,el,,
from hence, it is supposed, for Enrlana
as the dispatches for the British sloop
Of war Rosamond, arrived at Norfolk
six hours after she sailed. Turreaus
expectation is, that the negotiations will
terminate favorably."
The following is Circular from the
Secretary at War, to the several Cow
errors, for disbanding the Militia -
Jpar DEPARTMENT, .firR 2ofh, 1909.
SIR-I am directed by the Presi-
dent Of the United States to inform
your Excellency that The detachment of
1886 Militia, made in pursuance of a
communication to your Excellency
from this Department, bearing date the
I'd Of November, 1903, is no longer re.
quired to be held in readiness for actu-
al service.
" In the orders which your Excellcn-
cy will give for discharging the troops
from that service, it is requested by the
President that his thanks may be pre-
sented to those corps whose patriotism
has induced them to volunteer their
services to the United States. have
the honor to be, very respectfully, your
Excellency's obedient seryent,
w. EUSTIS,
Secretary. for The Department Of JHar.
LOUISVILLE, APRIL 10.
Ertraef ofa letter from Gen. lillian
Clark, TO hisJriends in this hiaee, dated
ST. LOUIS, APRIL 4.
81 send this letter by an cypress we
are about to send to Gov. Harrison, 10
inform him of the situation of the In
dams on the Indian side of the Missi.
sippi, those people have threatened to
attack the fort up the Mississippi, above
the main river, and from their conduct
we are induced to believe they are not
well disposed in that quarter. Major
Christy will march on the 18th inst.
with three companies of militian to re-
inforce that post. Capt. House of the
artillery, and Lieut.. Pryor's detach.
ment of regular troops, will set out
from Belle Fontaine in few DAYS, and
FIVE or six hundred men arc held in re-
QUESTION to act Unnecessary. do no,
think that the Indians will make any
attempt, after they find we are apprijcd
of their intentions"
NEw'YoRK, NAY 9.
A letter from Baltimore, Of the 9th
inst. says-This morning the U. S.
brig Syren, sailed for England and
France.
Ertraef Of @ iner from Washington.
! calculate on 81 Federal members
in the next Congress and if the Ran.
dol?hites join them, of which there is
no douht on great nftional questions,
they will be able to carry upwards of
60 votes arainsf the I..Trrsn,,inn .rn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

RULE-"T The owners. eon6gnees or cap.
tains of the American ihips in the ports Of
France, or of her dependencies, mutt previouf-
y to their clearing out, give to the Conful or
Vice Coniul of their nation, in his public ca
pacity land which ihall become matter of re-
cord in the Office OF the faid Confal or Vice
Conful,) fufl,cient fecuriiy by written obIiga.
ton, that their return to the United States
will be proiecutd G,stiiy and bosofk and that
they will not voluntarily touch at any port or
place on their homeward padsge, by doing
which they will iubjea themlelves to future
capture AMI detention by either belligerent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

or This ACT of Banaparts is as POM
pouny announced as if fome mighty
boon had been beltowed by it I; and
there is evidently mean attempt in
the phrafeology of the letter, to make
it amour: to fomething very cleaver.
The faet is, not Jingle one of the
many American veilels detained in
France for pretended violations of
the ubiquitous DEGREES Of Nafosm,
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ADVERTISEMENT.

I auisA TO RENT for one, or more gears,
4 VALUABLE MILL, which is in good
IN order for manufacturing wheat into
flour, and also well calculated for country
work, in Fairfax county, on the direct
road leading from Leesburg to- Alexandria
with two water wheels, one 81 feet high, ono
20 feet high, with one pair of FIVE feet burr
stones and one pair of four and half feet coun-
try stones, and place for another pair OF
burr stones which can be IN Older in short
time if required-it has every machinery nee
cessary. For further particulars apply to tho
subscriber Twins in Fairfax county, Virginia.
William Sheppard,
July %. cost
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Ten Dollars Regard.

a BSCONDED from the service Of tho
..Tl subscriber a few days since, a negr9
woman, named ALLY, large woman, has
lost some of her fore teeth and has remarka-
bic large feet, between thirty and forty years
OF as e-has variety of cloathing-she was
seen on Sunday last in the city of Washing
ton, but it is believed she is lurking about
Alexandria, or some Of Mr.. Custis's quar-
tiers from whom purchased her. The above
reward will be paid for apprehending and SCI
curing her so that get her again, and rea-
sonable charges if brought home.
MARY RESSLER.
July 7-l2a) cost
N. B. All captains or masters of vessels
and all others are forewarned hardening or
assisting the escape of said negro, at their
peril. NJ. X.
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himself at Munich, nor considers the public
records as safe in any part Of his dominions.
He has taken refuge at Augsburgh, while
the archives have been removed TO Zurich,
in Switzerland. Instructions run through
al, the north and centre Of Germany, and
only waits for further proofs of the Austri-
an cabinet, to involve IN It's effects the cir
cles of Lower Saxony, Franconia, & West
phalia. Nor have we ever doubted that the
king Of Prussia and the elector Of Saxony,
will declare against the common scourge y
tyrant of Europe, as soon as they shall see
chance of extrication. Even the Russian
emperor, however subservient or enslayed
he NAV have shewn himself at list and
Erfurth, will, we imagine temporise, and
finally JOIN the successful tide.
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NORFOLK, fully Is.

arrived, schr. Catharlne Shepherd, WeoD,
Il 1 days from Antigua. Left there July g.,
Ship Commerce, Crowdhill, Alexandria =
Brigs, Louisa, M Namara, do. to sail IN
days; Sally & Eliza, Bell, do. Adeline, Pot
ter, George Town, in few days; Venus,
Horton, New York Sally, Watts, Boston;
Olive Branch, Newton, New Haven Lau-
ira, Ward, New Hampshire sch'rs Ann
Maria. Weston, East River, in few days !;
Maria, M'Night, Geo. Town; Favorlte,
Jackson, North Carolina; Regulator, But
Ter, Rhode Island; Mary and Francis,
.Drummond, ,Wiscasset Walter, Selby,
-, Ann and Susan, -; Eunis, Worl-
ing, $500; Gardner, Wicker, -; Ruba,
Small, -. Spoke, July 10, in lat. %,
SO, long. 70, so, brig Alexandria, OF and Is Tor
;Philadel phia, from St. Kits, out Z days.
"A political work Of extraordinary interest
) las Just made its appearance from the press.
1t entitled memoirs Of the hon. Thomas
jefferson, secretary of state, vice president,
and President Of the u. States . America;
containing concise history of those states
from the acknowledgement OF their lnde-i
Dendence with view of the rise and pro-
cress of French. influence and French prin-
eiples in that country. These memoirs are
comprised in two volumes $40. and hiled
with matter of the most serious and import
ant nature. The life Of the late president
is examined from the beginningo OF the ex-
istence of the i. States, up 20 the moment
of his leaving the. chair of government the
difficulties thrown in the way OF the admin
istration of President Washlngtop--the con-
tinued effort to infect the country with new
and pernicious principlcs-the system OF IN
trigue aud calumny--and the mutlpi,ed acts
of weakness and wickedness, which have
e,ssraced the presidency of Mr.. Jefferson
are brought into historical order, and can
vassed With historical freedom. HE state
Of the case between the country and genera
Wilkinson, and between gen. williamson
and Mr.. Jefferson, occupies proper po:-
ton of the writer's attention, and will not
fail to engage that Of the reader. The po-
litical truths which ii belongs to this look to
inculcate, are conveyed with remarkable
force, and will not fail in making cores
pondent impression
". Z. En-. Post.