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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-25
7HhDDRUs RoBBfNs.
Dsesmber %, 1903.

t. the Honorable Jy7iees # The Court
Of Csmmon Pleas, nozu fitting at
Paris, IN and f5r The Comfy Of Ok
tord--
YOUR Petitioners beg leave. RESPECTFULLY to-
repreient, that the County Road laid out
from Number 9. 70 called, TO Paris, paiies
Though Two unincorporated trsets CT Land,
Que decided by the states Committee TO capt
Daniel Lunr, and the other to William Thorn
pfon--Tha, the fame is i'm ,zifabie through
!aid ,ratis - die, orc other County Road laid
Out from Whitney brook go called, in Jay to
Bethel. ca The iouiherly tide of Androicoggin
river, paiics thsough iaid Lunts land. which
j. alto Inpailahie. Tie intefea and eouven-
,ence OF The people require the iame to be IN
fare Of repair, and that one thouiand Dot.
lars p,udeally expendsd or fad roads within
the limits Of i-idtsatts nigh. rcuder the fame
paiiah'e and convenient for travelling Your
Petitioners therefore pray that Tax be laid
on laid uh,acorposated tracts OF lard for The
purpofes aforeiaid, aud as in duty bound viii
ever rvay.
WILLIAM BARNARD. & 81 otIsrs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-25

THURSDAY, DEC. H. ne mr.
Cymmrrciai Resolutions presented by
Mr.. Fan Horne, on The 7lh Inst. were
sa&en up and disposed oi
hi Commercial Resolutions.
Is. That the Coinminee OF Com
msrce, &c. be instructed to report Oh
the eypediencY, of prohibiting the ex-
portaIion from american ports, oil any
American produce OF manufactures,
Nbu, in vessels owned and wholly na,i.
gated b. citizens Of the y. States.
2d--Of prohibiting American YES
sels from e-1lioraRg aay articles Of Jef-
eigu grosvih and DiaRutacfnre.
3d--Of laying additional disorimin-
a,ing duties in favor Of American ves-
sells.
4th--Of prohibiting American YES
Sells from carrying any articles ef far
eign groqvfi or manufacture from o,A
foreign port to another.
5th--Of modifying or repeating the
laws allowing DRAWBACK.
The first Resolution was passed
the SECOND lost--the third carried-the
Jourfh lost-the TIN carried.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-25

To the Honorable JuRiees Of fts Coayi
If Cannon Pleas, 10 b. bsLdea at
Payif, in and fer the Cosntys OK
ford, an tie fsarib luefiay y Seff'r.
a. d. 1909
THE Petition and representation of Henry
Farwell, administrator on the eitaie of
Luke Ryerioa. iare of Buckfeld, in faid eoua-
ty, gentleman, deceafed-- j.
HuMsLY sHawrTH-That the goods and
chattels belonging to the fad deceaieds eitase
are not fuiiicient by the fun of Two hundred
and fifty liz dollars and twenty ieven cents,
TO anfwer the jue debts and expences alteady
accrued in the ie.tlement of iaid eisate and the
other demands exhibited agaiuh iaid eisa'e =
He therefore prays that your Honors would
grant him iiceuce to fell the Real Eita,e OF
lad deceafed, or 10 much tne1eof as ihall be
neeeilasy TO iarsfy the demands againit lad
eita,e, with incidental charges of letting the
fanle-and as in duty bcuad will ever pray
HENR1- E.fRWELL, -i5min,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-25


OXFORD, Ss,--dt a Court If Cotn-
man Flea, brgua nab9disl at PaA'i5,
IN and far tie county IF Oxf9rd, On
the fanrtb 7aellay Of Stptealb-r, II,
D 1899.
nN the peirion Of Henry Farwell, of which
" the foregoing is "a copy-Ordered, thar
the Petitioner cauie the Petition and TINS or
der Of the Court thereon TO be puhiiihed III
the Po,tisra Ces.k printed IL Portland, thee
weeks fucceiIively, the laf publication ic.he
thirty days al leA.t before the next term o.
this Court, that oil pefons may ten and
there appear aud fhow cauie Of any they have
why the prays, CT ths petition ih' ad 10 Dc
granted,
Aitelt, ClAus III a9-lN, .'@&'
A rive copy At'eii.
Cirrus Hi MIN. ct.k
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-25
Corn and Homr Stare.
WILLIAM CROSS,

df NO. ;, L-aTg HbaJ,
yJAs ia.eiy received per fehr. RUDY,
4 $50 Bbis. superine Flour,
40 half .Bols. do Do
The above Flour is warranted of the fri
quality; and Of this years srowih-which
will he fold a. low. or lower, than can be
purcLaied in town, Of the fame quality.
Ab5--in Sfeo,
500 q !, yellow Maryland CORN,
.alds. James river TOBACCO,
J kegs fri quality Zig 90.
10 bag. bea gss.n COFFEE,
50 e1lks faama:lewn LIVE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-25
n.nprtf,r q nR4hRYAlLON.

=. OKIf71 u OB = ~ n iCn.
puBl.g notice l. hereby gwen TO all per-
L fors indebted TO the fuhieri5cr, eitler by
Note. or Book accouats, to call spon him
immediately and make pa, ment, a. lie has II
in eontem 5laglon 10 make q removal 10 lone
ether place and tho.e who do not comply
with this requef, will withou, further notice
have their demands left with an Attorney for
collection.
Aud the ful,fcriber hereby cfc-s for fa'e,
his REAL ESTATE, conflfllDg Of one Farm,
fhe far.c on which he now liyss,) containing
TWO hundred aud twenty acres of excellent
land, aus. IN high fla:c of cultivation, lying
on the County Road leading from Nor:hyar-
mouth Falls, through New Gloueeller, Into
tie country. abou. three miles from the i'ead
of the tide, with ibe buildings Randiug on
the fame, viz. one two tory Houfe, well FIN
iihed infde and out, very convenient, with
out buildings, aud good Store, che cow
Iioufe, very good, together with three Barns,
all in good repair. Said Farm Is well watered,
and a comfortable quantity Of wood Handing
on the fame--and laid place 10 an excellent
ffand for Pubic Houfe.
dys-About fourteen acres of excellent
Land in North Yarmouth, in the fore Gde
10 called with large Store Handing on the
fame together with Sah-JVoris, and good
Wharf, with a Fifth Yard, very convenient
to carry on the filling puhneis, as well as
other navigation.
die Half of two flory Dwelling Houfe
in the town of Gray, near the corner 10 eaa
ed) with good fpot for garden--aH OF
which be viii difpoie Of on reafonahie terms,
aIItoeQtIer ar e,fher of faid Oarcek feDzrate
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-25

A. T.if f-hr MlpAs. ----i-,
Ay'sSsrs Matter, hsving coubdera
LIN ktxya bic part of her cargo now
s e91SsY ready to 90 on board, will
= S7fVz<r fsf IN the eoGrie OF ten
days-for freight or panage apply a. above
Dsef,sLsy Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-25

Wslres.sg, ges. l5-sfr. o5iliey report.
!. .aai the presitleat void furnish tbe
copies of'papefs requested yesterday.
Glf Gaild n,ael that Tie President se
requests, 10 furHis all he dispatches res
pecsias 81. cannjas 5 Instructions to Mr.
Etss;nr, of Janusfy g. 1903, &c. This
motion accustomed debate Was opposed
bY Nessrs. Bacon, Rhea., and others ; and
advocated by Nfe-srs Could, Gardiner,
Kew and Quincy; and carried, 81 to S6
A statement OF Drawbacks and Duties,
for 1906, z & 3, were Tead and eomTitted.
A bill 10 appropriate o0,JJJ dollars to
maze Turnpike road lear the Ohio, was
read .wice.
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1st. BY an attempt to shew ,ha, -.
nued an intimacy with Wi,kinso, ~; Wit
sis.snt with knowledge Of his Gull, 'D''''
I'd. That my evidence has bsen ro
ditted by Other testimony. N''''
Sd. That ! have before prosan.d ;,
sanctity of an oath. vac
4 9TH. That I was concerned IN The e,,.
racy Of Burr.
Under some Of these heads / telisv. ;,
the public caiumnits resorted 10 l., o,r
Wilkinson may be arranged. shsy e,'
mine and refute them in their order. -
To be continued.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-25
(Signed)
ANDREW ELLiCoT.

General ames Wilkinson.
This application was made to Mr.. Ellicott
at the time the court of inquiry was sitting at
Washington. Was his answer commitment
ed to them? / believe not. Had the witness
contented himself with presenting the favor
abba side of the picture" had ne merely
stated that the generals conduct, /" as far as
il came under his observations was nnexcep-
tionable," his testimony would have. been
hlazoned to the world. But Mr.. Ellicott
felt too deeply the duty of CONSCIENTIOUS
witness. In telling the truth he felt himself
bound to tell the whole. The rank of the APP
plicant, his favor with the government, could
not induce him to pass over in silence those
This communication zvas in cYpher.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-25

II General Max, SIC. :.
+ The .Pxussian army.
t Marenge and Ausff''''s'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14
ApOsrRoPHE TO IDLENess.

ldlensfs thou bane If every eain,ahls quail
ty thou pander 10 every vice in @hal co'onrs
ofinfsmy ough,ea thou TO ee painted, & how
dangerous i, il 10 indulge thy carenes Be-
meath Thy euersaling bandifhments every cor
ruption iprings up, and every virtue is oblcu-
red. It's thou ths, iAi,elt the love OF honour
abe Performance IN the bed ofingIorious cafe.
IL is thou tha, hoidsit out the ohliv.ous dyaught
of what da.y calls to perform aud when once
thy cup IS tafted 'n'oxicasiop, farewell every
hope of fame, farewell every with for dihinc-
tion. Bound in thy ietters, talents, whether
natural or acquired, are uielei. md even the
bIighleil virtues become tainted by folly, or
contaminated hy perverie psllion. have ieen
the proud lords OF nstarc Coop TO thy bcwitch-
ing, I'll they encountered the vegy earth On
which they dweIt, II only iiyed 30 difgrace
ihemlelves, and TO DC a burden to the eom.
muaiiy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14

ent ill,pe, He laviihed money with unae-
couwabie profuGon in fupport of thoie very
connections he had before 70 itrenuouily OPP
led intoxicated fill more, however, by a
ier,es of fucce0es, he was upon the point ot
alluming She fole management of affairs, aud
il Is uncertain to wha. lengths the ruling pal
lion might have tranfported him, had not a
trial, niiituted a: well judged crilis, given
check to the progrefs OF the dIeemper. But
lome iigns of relapie occaiioEay appearing,
the adopts in this diieale have lately prevailed
upon him to remove himielf into another
country which has generally been found a
iovercign cure for political inflamma,ions.
But eileetual as this remedy has frequent
ly proved, il does not operate with equal Iuc-
cef. on every conititution. The treatment OF
this diieaie in America, is jua the reverie Of
that made ule of for the recovery of our coup-
trymen. The Heimvei is relieved by return
to our native country; tine American polifie0
mania, 10y baniihment from IT," NI0DOB.
'zlb is uff0'sd TO ,ys- to Ou, late Qai1otis
YheP,sji1sn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14
Armies upon Six ates |!

The conductors of that psiuziross London
publication, the Literary Pasorams, ipeaking Of
travelling on ika'es, fay" A remarkable en-
ployment of shis mode of travelling, is the mi
btary expeditions performed on the lake. IN
Canada Il would be Thought IN England
rare ipeetlcie to fee regiment OF folders ika-
ting in military array yer this has oflea beeu
done on Lake Superior, at the rare of aoou, Az
ty miles Per day When did this take place !?
To what nation did the troop, belong A.
gsinit wha enemy were ths, marching! Tel
Us, ye G ants of Geography and Fisaury ard ye
fhaiI be TO us) rus CRRAr APoILo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14

majority of the Amti iican Freemen.
His measures have brought ruin and
distress TO our very thresholds. He
ought not TO have the confidence of any
man and i, is base SANDER to say he
has, of many, at this day.
1t i'll accords with friendship, tn drag
a man, whose mental faculties are
impaired" as much as Jefferson SAYS
his are, from his dignifed retire
ment," before the publick, at this time.
He has passed away" and ought not
to he disturbed by his friends, lest he
should be too roughly handled for his
feeble constitution to bear.
Troy Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14
lWhoie No. 500.

The N. York papers contain alli-
davits relative to a ihameful piece OF
fraud recently attempted to be put
in practice on the underwriters in
that ciry Mr.. VIM Brownjohn of
New Y ork, merchant, owner of iloop
Union, is charged with endeavoring
to prevail on the captain, &c by
bribes to put to fea and fcuttle the
floop, &c. The cargo found on
board the iloop by the wardens of
the port, on opening the hatches,
&c. and not exactly in conformity to
the bills of lading, coniited of /" 10
tierces and 7 bbls beans, ao bbls rot
ten potatoes, and the remainder was
made up with I8o empty bbls and
the ground tier conGited entirely Of
bis. filled with ftones." This at
tempt TO defraud, was fcmethiog on
tLc Soutbaek plan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14
COMpLACENCY.

Among the many advantages afiling from,
cal,ivaled ientimenr. one OF the hrt aud mn'f
truly valuable Is thar delicate comp ao cncy of
mad, which leads us TO eonfult the feelings of
tho,e with wh. m = ive by fhewiag ddpoh.
tor TO g.a.fy then, ,s lar a. in qnf power, tud
by avoiding whaievs hasa contrary terdsacy.
They mutt, indesl. have st.ec4ed 'ule 10
what rades 10 ihe world Who do no, know tho
importance OF sh,s dilpohi'on who have not
oblerved THAI the want Of it often poi'ons tie
come1iek happineis Of families, whole felicity
every other al -AJ.isance csu-urs ~ promote
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14
French Ere edoun.

The Emperor Bonspa-re, in his p,ociama-
tion to the Huhgarians, tell. hem thar II they
will abandon The tor nnes of he fA'liag Iiouie
of Auaris, aud attach shemielves 20 iis imperial
and triumphant ilandard, he viii make shen
FREE PgoPLE Bun what iecuFity would they
have that he would not immediately ,pSa'jt
r6su ovsr as he did the miierabie Poles, 10 tie
new born Hing OF Sssony, o. even 20 thar
princely paragon OF Genius, Bravr-y, and
Humanity, tie iliailsious Jerome Napoleon If
Weitphaia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14
New Names of Rivers.

Il appears by the Journal of Pa,risl Gsf, one
of the Wanderers of he Weit with LEWIS and
CLARK, that at the points where the Mi1ouri
becomes divided into three fna! Creams, they
were named, JEFFERSON, MADISON, and CAL
LATIN Several Gin fmailer iireanls in the VIZ
cinity were called, PbRJesLy, Pbaaaibseey. ard
Hy7ow. The Editors OF the Bottom antho.-
ogy remark that il the sifcovety had been liz
tie later, the itream between Jeiferion"
and /" Wldom" would have been called Ezs-
ba,gol
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14
Exs,oas f;sw tie Eseman', 5en,noL
The nrnuconia.

We have been for fome time wonderiag whas
would be the mex, Name of eewspaper. Al
mott lappeiiationsfhafi ieen appropriate both
?ompous and humble have been exhsuned,
from the Sun aud the Eqgle 10 the W1ieb Lig5s
and the Dovs. We are now preien,ed, ffon
Batavia, in the interior of New York with he
CoRaUcoPIA. We regret to lie Obliged 70 r.
marx that This Horn 4 Demat'te P!fafy IS as
fome OF the democrats fay of the Psehden,
Greer Horn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14
Life for Sale,

me-chant at the northward is continually
adverpIiag for Sale large quantities of The
4" Real Staff of Life" Upon little Ego ar The
window of one Of the ihops in one of the iu-
burbs of this city, we read, I" The Life of Aaa
for Sale here,a Oyilers and Crackers Thole
who purchale The hrif article will probably
thiuk the two iait luperf1uous.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14
1ntfrfsting loolitirai seisef.lanp'

Ter..--" Mr.. JEFFERSON, the au-
thor of that sacred Instrument, the de-
claration of independence the friend
of Franklin and Washington the able
defender of our rights and republican
Institutions, and who really has the
coniid ence OF more ,reen.en than any
man America ever Knew sc.
Ru,iand Herald.
Comment" Jefferson the author of
the declaration O! independence" is
he | have heard, and believe the in
formation to b. correct, that that in
strumeat as finally adopted was not the
work Of one person. Several draughts
were offered by different members of
the committee, but neifher accepted as
written.
I'd. The .fjiend of WaSlfngton,'
Was it .ftiendShih that induced Jeffer-
son, in the National Gazette, to com.
mence an indiscriminate attack on Gen.
Washington's administration, & 10 pub
lsh, and continue the publication of .hc
yilsst calumnies against his fair fame
and good name Was it Jrlendshih,
that drew from his pockets so dollars,
as reward TO the infamous Ca. -nder,
Tor proof-sheet of the Proshect Be-
fore Us !" in which the vocabulary o
bll!ingsgate was ransacked for abusive
epiihets TO heap upon the 4" father ofhis
country" and IN which he was called a
" legalizer of corruption I" Was it
fr1endshih that induced the giver of
these SO dollars, to promise SO more TO
Calender when bs finished his work |?
IT these, and many similar acts of JEFF
ferson's are proof Of bis friendship for
Gen. Washington, I've done and if
these wese not his friendly acts, [ real
iy wish he Herald man, or any OF his
compe-rS III democracy, would point
them out. had hoped that no Amer
lcan citizen coald be ioaRd, possessing
hardiaood enough 10 asse,l lha, JeiIer-
soa WAS the friend of Washington
bur have been disappointed Democ-
,acy will stop at nothing to carry her
ends.
Sd. "dble D0endcr IF our Rights"
This Is the first time | ever heard that
Jefferson bad detcnded our rights. To
be sure, it is recorded Mat during the
revolutionary war he resigned his pos.
OF commander in chief of the Virginia
Militia, at the moment of an iaUaSion,
and retired to Carers Mountain /; but
| had no idea that that was dctcndiag
our rights The rights of the noun
tain or Of the cave within it he might
have defended, although never heard
of it. Still, should think the author
would have come nearer the truth had
he said, Jefferson, the able aeSerter of
our rights )" for there can be no man.
ner of doubt but he ably deserted, in
times the most trying to mems souls"
4. He " has the confidence of more
lreemen, than any man America ever
knew !" Freomen of America what
think you of this Has Jefferson more
OF your confidence than your beloved
Washington had Mol hear you in
aignantly respond-it is vile calum-
ny, raised to exalt the writer of the let
ter to Mazzei, at his expense. No 8;
Jefferson has jl2t tie confidence OF even
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14
(Ncys 11ak Haaaa.

The following curious article is copied
from the London Morning Chronicle OF June
18th.
On Saturday report prevailed in the City
on the authority OF nn'eh captain, arrived
at Harwich, thar the Qaeeu OF Holland had
eloped from her husband, and gone 10 Germs.
nv "a her bi o,her.in law and father. in.law,
Napoleon, ~ Who's, it !. .dasd, ihe 10 preg-
aant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14

John Touleman, mate of the ship Holland
Trade, of New-Yofk.
John WYE Of - mate Of the ship Two
Brothers, of Ncw.York.
Isaac poo,ittle, of New-H Haven, mate oi
the ship Neptune of Portland.
Robert Pottingec, of Massachusetts
James Dougherty, d.. Benjamin vanhorn,
do. Francis TuckY, do Nathaniel Low, do
John Billings, Of Maryland; Ioha Win
grove, Pennsylvania John Wiilens, New
York Thomas Slawson, Connecticut, ha.
been three years and an half in prison
John Chandley, New-York John Wingus
do, Thomas Coping, Connecticut Jane
Burke, New-York Hugh Seymour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14

eOtftSpovOOuuV<G -
TIE Battle g'fbe Danube.-Among
all the bloody days which Bonaparte
has added to the calender of Taught
er, the AFT and 22d of May, will ap-
pear the moff fanguine. OF all the
battles of modern times, that Of the
Danube will ltand pre- eminent. Ma.
poleon, who for many years has car
ried conquef in his front, while
death and deftrudion brought up
his rear, has at laft found a warrior
able to arref him in his courfe. Like
the deltru6tivc hurricane, the mad
CorGcan fwept with irreliltab!e i'm
petuoGty over kingdoms and ttates,
Lying waite every thing in his way,
until the Aultrian armies breaiied
him in his career, and as the Andes
arrefts the whirlwind, made a barri-
er over which he could not pafs. He
met this impenetrable phalanx with
his accuftomed fury, and dreadful
has been the ihock The concuflion
was terrible beyond difcripNon.
More than fifty thoufand men bit
the duff. Upfart princes, dukes
and lords were hurled from their
elevations, mingled with pIebians,
and fwept from the face of the earth.
Human nature ihudders in contem-
plating the carnage which mutt have
taken place. One hundred thoufand
men proffrate and bleeding on the
field of battle The idea is terrible
But j, was necefary. The tyrant
mutt have check or the world be
chflaved. And the Aultrian who was
in the battle, aud who furvives,
"W;ll 1and tiptoe when the day is namd
sand route him a, the name of Eberidorf
He that liv'd through .hofe days, and fees
/ " old age,
Will yearly on the vigil feafi his neighbour
" And fay, tomorrow isrhe 2lt of May
"Thsn will he "Trip his aeeve and thew bi.
"fcars:
"Old men forget yet fhall not all forget,
But ,heyf II remember. with advantage
"Whst feats they did that day"
| Indtfspdeaf 1fn1isan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14

Pafyisfi6u rpn mad--The Baltimore Wing
gravely and earnelly propoies that the people
fhould" Allocate together in every town and
townihip in the United States, and reiolve 20
rvev ayfies q Eggt o manufacturer, 10 iesg az tie
E.gl6 aeny y, jsape, This however, is coming
down little, for the fame paper, iome time
ago propoied that the refolnnon iiould extend
| fb,osgb hfs; no man was 10 wear any article OF
Englifh manufacture dy,ieg !1e but he might
drink French wilkes till his belly aehed. This
plan of ihewing oar ipte agsiuIt Great Britain
by wearing during life cloathing both dearer
and poorer than we can purchaie from her,
cannot fufficiently command the admiration
of the good people of the United sta,es. As
lfll further improvement in pa,riotick EN-
nifty to Great Britain, ! would propoie that
hereafter no real democra, ihould ipeak the
Englih language. Many will Object tia,
this has been already iulhciently anticipated
and by very eonliderabie numher oi diitin-
guiihed leaders among them, AT ths head of
whom itands the grear Snyder bat Whist
mean is tha they fl,ouid iabitituIe the French
or creole tongue.
Neys 1oh Head
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14
FROM aIoNpoN pAprR.

FROM A LONDON PAPeR,
Schill has publiihed an excellent procama-
tion 10 the Germans, and we have been told that
the following letters have paiied between HIM
and Boaaparte.
Tie enfs,0, NafOisOs to SsbM
4" Ralcal-
"fyou and your bandrti do NOT immediate
ly lay down your arms, no hopes of mercy re-
main for you; and nay irreiiiiibe arm ihail
crufh you to the duff. -
BONAPARTE"
Sed;y, tie colonel, TO Bsaepa,fe.
" Brother
"When you fhall have reltored the terrific
ry and treaiure of which you have robbed The
king my malier then will lay down my arms
and not before.
"Yours, my brohe SCHlLL"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-14

Lis, Of Amelican Seamen detained o.
prisoners of War, principally At the Depot
of Arras.
N. b. These Sesmen formed part OF the
crews OF the American ships, seized in the
River Charsnte, VIZ.
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Mr.. Reed movedto postpone the conside-
ration of this motion to the 1st Monday IN
December.
This motion was negatived-yeas 8, nays
10.
Yeas Messrs. Bayard, German, Gil
man, Goodrich, Hillhouse, Lloyd, Pick
ering, Reed and White.
Nays.-Messrs. Anderson, Brent, Con-
dit, Crawford, Franklin, Gaillard, Giles,
Gregg, Griswold, Lambert, Lelb, Ma
thewson, Meigs, Parker, Pope, Robinson,
Smith of N. Y. Turner and Whiteside.
The motion was then agreed to, & Messsrs.
Leib, Crawford, Giles, Anderson and
Pope appointed the committee.
1uae 20.
The bill for the remission OF certain Pc
nalties and torfeitures, and for other pur
poses, was passed as was likewise The bill
authorlsing the accounting officers OF the
treasury department. to. give credit to GER
tain collectors of the customs tor allowances
naid by them to the owners and crews OF
fishing vessels.