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HAS received Many additions to lis Book
store and Circulating Library, of such works
as cannot fail to please the pubick. The Re-
gulations of his Library will be strictly ad-
hered 10.
His Spring Assortment Of HOUSE P.f-
PERS and EORDEKS, will be very shortly
received ; which, with his present stock,
viii consist of the most elegant Patterns, at
the most reasonable prices Of any in the
State
Mr.. ID. receives his Papers from enc of
the best Manufactures in the Union, and
no other person in Newport has any of his
patterns.
.4lso fer sale as abope,
A few sets of new and elegant folio
edition ofthe EMBARGO LAWS, in two
yolumes--,,iming at two important purposes;
first, to pcrpetuate in remembrance the pas
sing of CIR political Jordan I'd, to expel the
disagreeablc sensations it has excited, with
the pleasing Games OF Backgammon, Chess,
Checcerds, or Draughts--price dolls. so cts.
q set.
BOOK BINDING
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NOTICE.

NHEREAS Ii has been represented in
Wv the town of Providence, that | went
with my packet to transport the Custom
house officers of the district of .Ncxhou TO
ium6-Bcach, Gin the west passagc) to take
possession Of the sloop Betseyof PG5Yturet'''''
now this is to notify all whom it may concern,
that the above report is an absolute falschood,
circulated by~some malicious or evil-disposed
person or persons, solely to injure me in my
packeting business in said town of Propi-
dence, and thereby to deprive me of obtaining
an honest livelihood.
JONATHAN HEATH,
Master g the Newaort Packet, Eeonora.
March Is, 1909.
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Has for safe, a! his store, near Mr.. BAYNIs-
9ER's svharf, and ofhosite dir. ToWYSEND'S
CoHee-U -UouSe,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-24
From the Phuadephaa Gaze tie.
TRANSLATION

We are authorised to announce to the
merchants OF the United States that Amc-
rican -four will not be admitted INTO the
port Of Maracaybo, as will be seen By the
following letter from the governor OF that
place, to his excellencv the ehevaller dc
Forouda, dated May ~, 1909
{" The Ame rican nation expected to do
US an injury by depriving US OF its COM
merce but they will now know thai tiis
prohibition has only s.rved TO make Us &c
oualnted with our own sources, and to
the great injury of the principal branches OF
the American commerce. For the want OF
American imports, We have had to resort
to our own produce. For two years past
we have been consuming 10 other than that
of this province and in the ensuing year,
we expect the harvest will be SO abundant
as to enable us TO export considerable O.
verpus; and to give all possible encou-
raeement to the cultivation OF wheat, this
city has demanded that the introduction OF
American flour 81 ould Be prohibited, which
request has been granted by the govern
ment. Your exceilency, if you think pro-
per, may give notice accordingly to the
Am. rican merchants"
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view that the same might without loss Of
time be made known 10 the merchants trad-
ing to the y. 5. His lordship at the same
time informed the committee that no advan-
sage would be taken or any impeachment
thrown in the way OF those who had already
and liz conseq ucnee OF this unauthorized ar
Tangement, Sept consignments to any OF his
Brltannic maJesty's subjects but th-,Ame-
rican ships and cargoes, under such circum~
stances, would be allowed to proce1l 10
their .des.lnrd ports IN sseuIi.y.
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From the BOSTly u4dZETiE.

After the events in 6avaria, which have
been narrated in the French bu'l tins, tn
archduke Charles, it appears toak strong
position behind the Regen, and IN the high
'ands which divide B0varaa from b1Afm7a !;
where he had collecrcd force, II Was SAID,
Of 16o, 900; and having the fertile kingdom
Of Bohemia behind bun. The Fir sch bull
ietlns state, that the Duk> OF Au r&tadt,
(Dopoust) was advancing upon tire area
dukes position while otn,r corps oi the
French grand army were descending lns
Danube, and penetrating into AuStT'o. lht
emperor of Austria mad ordered that ms ar
nv Of reserve would assemble at A1ntz.
reference to the maps viii shew tn posi-
tons assumed by the contending armies e
be highly interesting and which must spec
Oily produce very important nillsa re
suits.
There are chasms in the files OF paper
received from Engla!l: But 1t app ars
from the editorial rccaplt n'uons, 'nat sosle
eevnts favorable to -Austrsa had oceurr' q II
the Iyroi: and that a corps OF the Ausrl
an army had tak,l possession OF " 1r az
he capital of ci-devant Pol0'ld, now belong
ing TO Bonaparte,s alh, Inc KING OF oaroag
Our French papers m niloned the ADVANCE
# the archduke Ferdinand towards Pola'la
: II NAV be asked, would austria carry the
war so far north, if she were not assured OF
he connivance or assistance OF Russ1d !? 4.
The success OF the allied English and
Portuguese arms over the tren, n IN Portu-
ouiis corroborated. 1t Is stated, that alter
the capture OF Oporto (13th OF MAY and
many bloody contests, the remalns 1t the
French army under Souh, (va'iously est'-
mated from 10000 10 rs ,ooo) had been
compelled to capllulats, 'haugn he hnnstlt
had effected his escape. We have not yet
seen any official account OF this SURF n,isr,
though Lisbon papers to the 5,h june havy
been received; but 1t IS certain very great
reioicings and Examinations had taken places
at Lisbon on account OF soma brilliant sucY.
cess of the allied arms; and 1t 10 added tAat
during the season OF celebration, the 10y
was changed to alarm, By a report that q
French corps from Estran4aa,sra, IN Spasn,
was penetrating into Portugal, and was 10
full march for LISBON. Al the last dates,
however, 1t was stated, that the French had
receded, after learning the tate OF their
countrym,n in the norln OF .Pavtngal. lie
corps which thus menaeea Ass00B, WAS pro-
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AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
LONDON, Aau "a.

AUNDJN, lEllIV Il.
. In the house Of commons last night lord
Henry Petty, put question to Mr.. Can
ming upon the subject OF correspondence be-
Nv en- MIR. Esskine and the American go
vernment. NIr. Canning replied that the
agreement purporting TO be entered into by
our minister and the American govrrn-
lent was not made in conformity with the
wishes OF his majesty nor such as his maj s.
!, could approve of. It was neither found
ed on the instructions sent to our minister,
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t.enlan Who gave such display OF orator ~
Pnuadeip last autumn.
ODE 10 INNOCENCE.
By the Rev. Doctor J0hn Qgiluie.
Twas when the slow declining ray,
Had ting d the cloud with ey'nlng gold,
No warbler pour'd the melting lay,
No sound dlsturb'd the sleeping iold,
When by murm ring rill reclin'd
Sat wrapt in thought murm'ring swain
Calm peace compose his musing mind;
And thus he rais'd the flowing strain:
. Hail INNOCENCE celestial maid
3 What Joys thy blu hing charms reveal;
9 Sweet, as the arbour's cooling shade.
And milder than the verral gale.
9 On Thee attends radiant choir,
2 Soft smiling Peace and uowny Rest;
3 With Love, that prompts the warDlng lyre,
And Hope that soothes the throobinS o.east.
8 O sent from Heay'n to haunt the grove,
Where squirting Envy nee Can come.
Nor pines the check with III kiess Love,
{ Nor Anguish cnlls the living bloom.
But spotless Beauty, rob'd in white,
Sits on yon moss-gro"n Mill lecAn'd;
s Serene as Heav'n's uEsulilcd fight,
8 And pure as Della's gcntle mind.
Grant, Heavily Power thy peaceful sway
May still my fudcr thoughts control;
Thy hand to point my DUBIOUS Way,
Z. Thy voice to sootle the melting soula
Far in the shady sweet retire
Let thought bes ui.e the lis. ring hour
Let Quiet court tie messy seat,
And twining olives lorm the now'r!
Let dove EYED Peace her wreath bessow,
and oft sit list'ning in the dale.
While nights sweet waroler tlom the boush
Tells to the grove her plant We tale.
Soft as in Delia's snowy breast,
Let each conserving passion move;
ct Angels watch lis silent rest,
. And all It's blissful dreams DE Love
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baby that which advanced through EsHe-
mature, under general Vietor, towards Sc
vzlle, and which afterwards, it was said,
fell back on the Guadiala. The aceounrof
the re-occupatlon OF Cport0 by thu Portu-
guese, it will be recolected, reachsd us
some days since.
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LONDON. NJ,

The king of Sweden has b. us
deposed, and the government pls H.
hands OF the prince regent, un1il
stitution should be finally sst,ra
The insurrrctionin NestpbsT,
a formidable aspect. The noadc
augmented his followers to va,,
has taken Bremen, and was sprr't
through Brunswick and Hanovrr
A French squadron is said to
capped from Ioulon, and thrown
barcelona. Lord Collingwood vii
by give some account Of the return I
Il, Ct.
The emperor of Austria is said
soilcited peace, an assertion wbrs
not believe. The archdukr Char,
Cd the Chief command under III.
s.ipulatlon thar no peace should
without his Consent, and he has i
thai nothing but the annihiladop
Austrian armies, and the imposs;s|
opposing any further reslslanc,
make INN consent TO that last dec,
OF all miscrles, submission to tbr /
GonaPaite.
Ouch papers of the 23d arrived
plsn., AMI have brought an accoup
French n.vIng entered Vienna.
schii!'s boIu enlerprlze CONTINUES \
rhe greatest alarm TO the enemy in th,I
OF Germany. lie has taken Brsn1
his band, rapidly increasing to an al
spreading ltselt through Rrunsvai
Hanoycr, The inhabitants Of which al
naD III his favor. lelcme Bonapa.
no army capable OF opposing him, ant
hpes ninselI 10 proclanatiops otf.rs
waras Tor his apprehrnsion- one
sta,es that The king OF Prussia, 50 I'd
approving OF has conduct, has senta
c. 5000 men against HIN. The nd
whi,n IS acre contested OF sending b
force agalnst han proves the tGa3
nature OF tne lnsurrectlon be has bno,
bout. Bat we DO not beIieFe the h
Prussia nas sent any force aSains! hin
we remembers Is adlng the other day
I..suen Gazette, some reflections a
ms Pru Sslen nfaJt sly upon the SUP:
Scnlll's nte-Lrize.
We sJaled on I,londay that Frenh
dlun from oulon had thrown rehefM
ctlona, and tnat as lord C0llingWOt
h, ard vi tnelr Drlpg at sea, great hoP.
entertained OF their being lnt1rctp.
their re ugn. A report was in cra
las, llgn, that our squadron were oHs
Ca win hne bree2r, and that tltt
were only Is miles distant. his mCi
letter was received BY a merchantnl-
from the mastsr-o one OF his vessels;
that accounts mad been received at VI,
OF lord Lolnngwood having deiuca
French 1.et IN the AiediterraDean
letter IS usied on the st Of May d
IL, ws is contained in postscript, wnNi
toI.ows :" Captain Ireland, OF the u'
lhls momrnt standing in, and or \
coming IN, aiter having comP'sIsa ! y
s,lu4,lon OF thc squadron from l0ap'
Ii lhe pos,ctlp, be Wristea on @
day he letter Is dated, the in15AIS'n..
No be true, for the admiralty are AF
sion oflater aIvlces which make ho'
on of such an event. The French
ree,n Il yesterday said that the SOU
nau g.. back 70 Touion.
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BY THE LAST MAIL.
NETWORK, July 1s.
Eesh adDlces f'om Eurobe.

The following important intelligence was
received at the Office OF tbs Mercantile AL
vertiser Yesterday, via Boston, in anticipa-
ton of the regular mail. Ii is copied prin-
cipally from Halifax PAPER OF the 1l,h Ju-
ly.
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RosToN. 1ulu II.

Arrived this morning, schl. Ann, Kelly,
rom Halifax, bringing London dates to
May rs.
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The commonwealth Of Virgin


me Say IF c9aats. GREETING:
" 90 sre hereby commanded to summo
Elisha 81 annoy, jacob Janney, Philil
Care, Bernard Hoe, jun. phiiip ,laughteas
and Fleming Bates. toappe ar at the CNpitoi
III the city OF Richmond, on eAtlrst day OF
the next term before the Judge ofthe Supe,
rior Court of Chancery, directed by law to
be holden in the said city. to answer a bill
exhibited against them in the said court, BY Jas
Green. And dis they shall in no wise omit
under the pen,lty of 100 each And have
then there TIM, writ. W itness Peter Isnaiey,
clerk Of. our said Court at Richmond, this
26ta day Of. Juae&aso9, and, IN the SD year
Of the commonwealth.
Peter FINLEY, c. c.
To restrain in the hands of the defend Ints
Jacob Jsnney, Philip Care, Bernard Hooe,
junior ps.ilip Slaughter and Fleming Bates.
any money, deets, OF effects in their hands
belonging, or due to, the defendant Elisha
Janney, an absent defendant, until the fur
Their order of the court.
/ dmund l. Lee,
For the Complainant.
Teste.
PsreA TlssLEy, &C.
Juiyz. 2awam
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]. FEL''
Aucsarao, Day

HUGSfL' ~ u
According to certain lntelllS s'S.r
French troops are already on nc J ,1st
Of Vienna. 1t is probable t'S- iaG
proceed directly towards Hungir'
to anticipate the surrender shsfs'
Austria, Ml
We have heard nothing OF 1 :, ID
the retreat of the archduke Clafi.' ,rd
Danube. He has fixed his grsa'
Bohemia
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Surrendcr Of Nen''a =.
RATIsBoN, N.

IA Lop"-o ;, III
This morning the following 0u5r''
general orders nave been pubilsae'
Army cf Germany i, j
A Saxon officer, or courier w. ,ta
through Ratisbon last night has O' s;,;r
intelligence, that on thu 9'h his N.Y.
emperor and king entered Vienna
BY order OF the commandment
(Sisnea) !,
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PORTSMOUTH, M4Il
Arrived, the Inilrxible, 0f "a OAR 81
Chatham she is under orders W .
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PLYMOUTH, Ag

By the Nonpareil schooner ar'l|
Falmouth fronA Opofto, III 80 hou''$ 4 4
learnt tina, Romano had succseu'u \
ting possession OF Corunna and f'""'
from the French.
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p @ E T r &.

The following beautiful lines were written
by Or. john OGILyIE, the father OF tie gen.
tAenlsn VINO gave sucn display OF oialofy NJ
Philadelphia last autumn.
ODE 10 INNOCENCE.
BIZ the Rev. Doctor fotn OeiIvie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13

The last Argus contains a very ar.
dent description of a democratic jubi-
lee holden in this town on the evening
of the Sd inst. We give the follow
ing extract.
"Every heart was elated with generous
glow of magnanimous patriotism, in the
pleasing recollection that the enlightened
Statesman, the firm, undaunted and itlustri-
Gus MADISON, was TO assume the Office OF
Chief Magistrate over these Uaited States,
which for eight years have fourished in
unexainpled prosperity under the wise and
polite administration of the beloved and
patriotic JEFFERSON"
COMMENT.
Nero fddzed 1ohiis Rome 7uas
burning.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
Gloucester Bank Bills.

y
On "Wednesday las, committee was APP
pointed by the Honourable General Assem-
bly, to investigate tie concerns OF Clouces-
ter Bank. They deemed it proper to cite
the President, Directors and Cashier to ap.
pear before them on Friday the ext ensu-
ing. Citation was accordingly issued, and
Waiiar, Cottseil, the Cashier, and two OF
the old Directors and allthe ne W ones, who
were appointed on the Monday proceeding,
accordingly appeared with books x papers.
A full examination of the business IS a work
of p.Ich time and iabour So far, however,
as II has been Investigated it appears that
the Bank had issued bills TO an immense a.
mount beyond their capital that they had
taken from dna,esv Dexter, jun of Boston,
his notes without an endorser payable at
the expiration of eight years from Noyem-
Der last, at2 per cent interest, for s47 900
dollars lap'fR sioet 8 ao,0001--Tl,at the
Cashi' ., after having appeared before the
Assembly, was Induced through, the inilu-
ence OF the sad Dexter to depart for Bos-
ton, and was afterwards pursued and ar
rested under M order OF the Assembly is.
sued for that purpose and brought before
them. That the said Dexter sent special
messenger to the said ColMell directing him
to repair to Boston and to bring with him
certain papers OF the Bank I'D particularly
mentioning his last note, which was for up.
wards of five hundred thousand dollars.--
The President Of the Bank was thea at Bos-
ton. and the plate on which the bills were
impressed. The said Dexter directed the
said Colwell to disregard any summons OF
the Legislature. assuring him he should be
intle mnifed for 30 doing. That the mes
senger was arrested, and after examination
discharged. The Assembly, therefore,
empowe red committee appointed for that
purpose 10 investigate all the concerns of
the Bank, and adjourned for fortnight
then to convene in Providence, to receive
and to act on their report. The committee
in the mean time were empowered to send
for books and papers and TO compel the at.
tendance Of witnesses. The Cashier is
committed to close confinement for the pur.
pose of being examined by the committee.
and no other person is allowed to hold any
conversation with him. The President of
the Bank has departed from the State, and
his estate is now under attachment. These
are some of the leading points disclosed in
the examination. The publck may rel,
upon IL that whatever can, will be done to-
wards relieving the unhappy sufferers, and
to bring to condign punishment the authors
ahd abettors OF this base and infamous trans
action. There was amongst the gentlemen
OF the Assembly the most perfect union I;
all manifested determination t. take the
most vigorous and decided measures to
probe thIs iniquity to the bottom Bills IA
Providence worth 10 cents on 100.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
Fs, ,ats at tie gsOlfore Of
ISAAC ADAMS,

A BOOK which co.'s only rs C. .h, con-
a tanning the Cou.i,tu'ioa Of The its.e Of
Ms1achufc,ts and that OF the United o .atss
the Declaration of iace.e.l dance, aad Waih-
ingtona Farewell Adde'S G,l which onght
10 he IN the hands q! every Cl.ixen of this
Commoa weaih.--lf the People ana Rulers of
this country would nodeFitane aud Praefies
the principles cooss,..ej IN this im&l book. i
would diresl them ia that patti. vi, sh xoald
give them relief froai moi II net al rh. e9l's
And embsn siinents @nreh ihsY, sA.'er '',sser
at tie Ise,enl day
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
w palll4ts The unsuitable ambitica of Son

Wv paiiiatc The unsuitable ambition of Son
aparte.
10Th. Res olvcd, That from those who
now compose The majority in Congress. we
have sothiag 10 hope and that from our
State Governments WE can only expect to
be snatched from the grasp of tyranny, and
saved from impending destruction.
ll,h. Pesoipel, That the legislature of
Massachusetts, by the dignified and correct
ground they have assumed, in declaring the
act. entitled an act TO enforce the Embargo,
to be oppressive, unjust and unconstitution-
al and in proposing to pass law to coun-
teract It's balefui effects, and save the c.ti :
zens from the oppression of executive min
ions, has given US confirmation strong as
proafs Of holy writ" that we NAV safely re-
~ on them for our political salvation.
18th. Rssolvel, That we view the nefa-
r,oas attempts to incucate a belief among
the good citizens, that the Federalists wish
for a DissolMioa IF The Ui:oa, with detcsta-
ton aud adherence and that such at
tempts can Only be made for party purposes,
and f'r preserving power, acquired and
preserved by corruption.
18th. Resoioe., That we l,ishly approve
the nomination Of the Hon. CHRIST
PHE3 CORE, Tor Governor, and the Hon.
DAVID COBB, for Liemenaa. 6 scer.o,.
aud that we win use all honorable means 10
procure their election.
The above Resolutions were naaaipionsiv
adopted, and ordered TO be signed by the
President and Secretary, and forwarded to
the several printers IN Portland, for publ
oatian.
SIMON FRYE. President.
WILLIAM BARaows, jaa. Secretary