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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

Sir Thomas Moore, being com
r.aadei by henry VIII. 10 deliver
provoking mthase - the King Of
FsAnce, attempted to excuf- hic'fzIs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

HB-Warranted undrawn TICK
Ers, QUARTERS and EiCHTHS in the
D.seiAs Rad Lo'i:'y, now drawing. and 10 the
R5cfs ye,ai Goal L.nsry, which commences
drawing in September next.
fgrhs1y, d4vsf "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

T.as-ADsMs g. LIsrsrY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
Burns.

BURNS was favoured bard.
The trains of ais nafe were the IN
fpirations ii nature. Thou III COM
batiirg the want ofeducation,hs rofe
10 posrick cxcellencc. Reared amid
the hsaths anJ rugged hits OF his na-
tive coua,ry, far from the friendly IL
Mminlsions Of fciencc. his geniu3 es-
banded Ike the wild flower that I'M
i0.ds its beauties in the deiart.
"caad blew tie bi:,er-Siiing aoFth
Upon his early hrn,oie birth.
Ye, chesrfully he gi,ntsl forth
And tbs s.JEsn.
rs numbers are frau ,ht with fim-
plicity.--. They breathe the warm Ian
amlsc of the heart. While liileuing
10 his lays, We feel, by turns. the
raptures OF love the wiidnefs OF joy ;
the DEPENDENCY OF grief the appai-
inzs OF tcrfocr. We are inyolon,a-
~ bo,ac upon the wings of undi'
rscted fancy, aid fssetiy parsake o
al his poetick viiions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

SAMuEI. FREEMAN,
JH.gs y izii Coat.
Dated Argua 9, 1899.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

S7n:t.b3g Kea..re ss:ast5iag Hate,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

VILE tn. voice Of feaigisy faells on the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03

liz Gas Wellesley does to Badajos) to look fer
f1od-the appetite for fighting must be very
svcat indeed.
The Courier. of Goth August, tells us, that
the retreat of Sir Arthur to Delitosa, would
renuer IL necessary to take a more soush-
zcardfyicourse by Elvas and Merida the
English Editor might have said westwardly,
as we'll as southwardy /; and placed Merida
first but little confusion or want of accu
racy is not unusual in the British prints here
and there. -
There rs, however, a circumstance in the
Courier accounts, which, while il sheds
some light on the subject. also betrays a
little arrangement in the plans of the Bri-
fish Generalissimo; We are told that the
18th regiment of infantry was on us way
from Madeira to Cad'z there to JON Sir
Arthur Now. unf 'r,unately. Sir Arthur's
march is not directed towards Cadz for
Badajoz is. abou, so miles out OF the route
from Delitosa4o Cadiz
The affairs of Spa II are despera,e-it is
to US a masterSof sorue qualification, tn at
while we have ever been sincerely disposed
to wish for the peace, and the establishment
Of Civil and religions liberty in Spain, that
we have never suffered our, wishes to n..-
lead our judgment; nor to irduce US, for :,
moment, TO impose deus,e belle upon the
public; the vices of mon 1rchv aristocracy,
fendal vassalage, and the most de estabse of
all tyrannies, that Of a besntted prizes hood
are the true causes of the degeneracy CT
pain.....9urora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03
ANTIGUA.

ANTIGUA.
An Actor laying certain duties and i,npositons on
ne importation Of certain articles Permitted by
n" nsG1esD'S toydl order in Council, made the
fSDeDth day Of April, in this present year of our
LORD, one thousand light hund,ed and nine TO be
brought INTO ms 'nae5tys islands and colonies in
the Vest Indies, any ships or vesSeLs beisnq-
ing TO the subjects ofany state in anlity with he
majesty.
WHEREAS your majesty by yourroyal order
in council, made the twelfth day of April in this
present year of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
ufed ana nine, was pleased to order that the gov.
errors and Lieutenant governors of your m les.
tys islands and colonies IN the West Indies lin
which description the Bahama islands and the
Bermuda or Summer islands were included and
ofany lands territories on the continent of
South America, should be authorised To permit
Tor twelve months from the date hereof but sub
Ject to be sooner terminated varied or altered as
er provided, III any ship or vessel belong
ing to the subjects of any state in amity wiz
your majesty, the importation into the sad IL.
lands, colonies, lands X territories respective
~, OF slaves, and lumber, horses, mules, asses
neat cattle, sheep, hogs, and every other spe- 4
cies OF live stock, and 1--we provisions and also
Of every KIND OF provisions whatsoever (beeE
pork and butter excepted which were the
grown or produce OF the country 10 which such
'hip or vessel importing the same should belong.
but DuF majesty was also further pleased TO or
lei that uotinng therein before contained shoul
&c construed 70 pc NIT ate tlIe Fl S day OF Nov.
heNt, one thousand eight hundr. d and nine, the
Importation of slaves, lumber, horses, mules, as
IS, neat cattle, hogs, poultry I've stock live pro-
'ls'ons. OK any kind # proys ons whstsoey or, az
aforesaid, into any Of the said islands, Crlrnles,
'"1dS or territories, ~ which Nicfe should not
be at tho time where suca articles should be
brought for Importation, tonnage duty uf not
less gian JVe shillings sferliHg per ton on every
mp or vessel bringing the &C or ing 20 the.
tdmeasurement oil such sup or vessel nor T.,
,crmit after the first day Of jay, one thousand
eight hundred and nine, the importation of fish
iBtO any O the sad islands, co.Ones lands or ter-
torres, ~ wbicli there Should ~, be ~ the tune
when such hsb should be brought to- mportati-
q, duty OF not less than ole shifting sterling
per qum.ai on dried or sailed cd or ling fish.
.ured and sailed, and proportionate outy per
fitrei on cured picked shads, 4icwiYeS, Tnacka-
or salmon SO imported, all also tonnage
~ to the amount above mentioned, on every
Up OF vessel bringing such fish acc, rdiag to the
commencement Of suchship or vessel! We there
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03
BALTIMORE, Oct. so.
Late FROM HOLLAND

Cor Correspondents inform, Of the arrival
at New York on Saturday, OF the ship Su-
san, Deiano, 4s days from Amsterdam in
ballast. She sailed the tenth September, in
co with or ships in ballast, bound tor
Russia The Delaware. Pocahontas, and
Brutus, had arrived from New York. The
embargo in Hallsnd was raised; what had
been its object is not mentioned. General,
Armstrong had gone back TO Paris, as our
affairs with France (say letters by the SUI
san) wore more favorable appearance
Peace had not been concluded between Au-
stra and France. To.morrow's mail may
bring important details.....Fed. Gaz. :.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03
WAsAINGToN, Oct. so.

w ON, OCC-
BY an official report of the Secretary of War,
made 10 Congress during the last session, we
perceive that the Purveyor of Public supplies has
contracted during the last year for the following
military articles
80 200 stand of arms,
LOO rifles,
1850 pistols,
1000 horsemcn's swords,
% 600 musket stocks,
1900 pistols stocks,
100 tons of q ID iron ball,
90 tons fob ditto,
80 tons of grape shot,
1000 shells.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03
New York, October 81.
IMPORTANT

The ship Thomas, Captain Law, arrived
At the mouth Of the Eyder in 80 days from n
York. letter, from the Supercargo. dated
the 4th ult to his owners in this city, says,
"Of the Texel. was boarded by the Uni
ted States schooner Enterprise (sest there
some time since by. governn,ent,) and was
informed. that the ports of Amsterdam were
Shut against American vessels; and, that all
vessels that had entered The .Fexel, had their
papers returned to the commanders of the
several ships (except those that had been
spoken by the British cruizers)& were order
ed to proceed TO sea but were ultimately
prevented from sailing by an embargo which
has lately been laid on ALL American
vessels...N York Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03
NEW York, October 81

1t was currently reported yesterday, ON the
authority of letters from Washington, that
the negotiations lately going on between the
government and Mr. Jackson are for the pre-
sent suspended. The reason given by ru
NOR for this suspension is, that Mr. Jack
sons powers are too limited, and that some
of his propositions are such as the United
States cannot accede to...D1erc. HdU.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03
BOSTON. Oct. 81.

We understand that the body of armed
men, who threatened to liberate certain pri-
soners in Augusta Goal, have dispersed -
guard of two companies of militia is how
ever still kept up, lest the rioters should
re- assemble.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03
NEw-YoRK. Oct. %.


The British government have prohibited
the importation of all kinds Of american pro-
duce from st. Bartholomew, even in their
own vessels. In consequence of which there
is no sale for American produce in that Is
land; and the brig Eliza Green, of New
London, has returned with all her outward
cargo, excepting her deck load of stock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03

,s can make out from the Danes.) that tbs
loose organization Of tn, courtsieavesGs ex-
posed to many hazards. Yet it seems the
laws DO not authorize scondelupa,ion, unless
the cargo had been taken in in England. We
were not even boarded by an English CRUZ
ger, SO far does our case stand fair. But
am yet incapable of saying how far we may
rely upon the faithful administration OF the
~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03

We publish the following act for the informant,
on OF our mercantile readers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03

ferent complexion, but only An the manner
or its ruin the British ministers and their
corruption, their intrisues and their audaci
oas inso'ence, alike proved unavailing -
Denmark determined to be neutral at all
hazards-and by public ministerial decia-
ration, Denmark was informed that there
should be .nV neufrdiS."
Surprising therefore that Boaaparte was
to declare, as England did declare, at Co
penhayen, that there should be Z" no neu.
trails. we should say to Bonapartc as we
have said 10 Britain" We feU your imhe-
{" rial and royal Dfdjesty. that gve are an
1" indehendenf nation, and shall manage our
o7on affairs in our ozvn goay. unincum6er-
" ed 6y any Of your regulations; Britain
" has heaped injuries upon US beyond exam
"ple, and We have foreborne, although her
"poilcy is as hostile TO our peace and pros
"perity as to any other nation neutrality is
"a quicsccnt principle, it is cessation from
all that caniinjure or interfere with others
" we cannot be forced to war but in our own
" defence ;we will take no part with either
" OF you, while you refrain from attacking
"us; if we are attacked, we shall then cease
" to be neutral, because as patient as we
" now are, we shall then be reused and
our vengeance will be proportioned to the
" sense we entertain of the happy condition
" which we now enjoy, and which we are
(" forced to abandon"
This would be our answer----it is the
answer we have already given to Great Bri-
tain.
Sht let us put question aIso-Suppose
q Britain should audaciousy menace us
with war, and the utter extinction of our
commerce THAT she should say, the Amer
can flag shall not enter port in Europe
without allianceAshe shall not land an ar
ticie of colonial produce for sale in Great
Britain-she shall not carry a bag of coffee
o. hogshead of sugar or rum from the West
lGdies-she shall not enter a port in the Spa
nish colonies in South America-she shall
not pass the cape of Good Hope---the Anne
rican flag shall not ny on the seas without a
British license; the American ships shall not
be searched and. the seamen iripressed-;-
her national ships and flg shall be insulted
IN her own waters, ;-Americans shall be
murdered in the face OF their country /; o
theirs shall be carried away and hanged -
the American governments shall be deluded
by an affected shew of negotiation, and then
laughed at.for the trick played upon them
and greater trickster than before shall be
sent to trick them again. Query--which
side ought the U. States to take, for or a.
gainst."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03
GroRoErowv (Coll October 26

GLoRoETowN (COI October %.
SP ANISH tlNISIER
1t is ascerraIned that VI Ons will not be re-
csived 10y our governm mt m the cap city of Mi
MISTER from : Junta IN Span, acting under tue
authority of Ferdinand VII.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03

The remains of the late General Anthony
WAYNE, which had been deposited in the
neighborhood of Lake Erie, have been re
moved by Isaac Wayne, Esq the son of that
illustrious Pennsylvania, to Radnor Church.
in the County of Chester. Our readers will
recollect that the Pennsylvania Society Of
the Cincinnati, at the meeting on the fourth
OF July last, appropriated the sum of FIVE
hundred dollars, for the purpose Of erecting
monument to his memory, under the direc
ton of Col. Johnson, Maj. Jackson and Mr..
Binney.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03
miilon-~which divided among 81 persons.
is for each person, on the average Is 600 dol

million (which divided among 81 persors,
is for each person, on the average Is 600 dol
lars
The aggregate is about half the amount
OF the annual payments made by the ,goo-
ernment 10 the representatives IF the feo-
fic.
Of the sum above stated, the following
persons directly receive the several sums
annexed to their namcs--the crumbs Of
Office" are even more enormously valua-
BILE -
George Rose, per ann. S 81, 900
George Canning, 900
Lord Castlereagh, 20 e4o
, Perceval, SO, 600
Sir WIN. Scott, 1922
Sir A. Wellesley, so oso
Lord Robert Seymour, 5000
RICH Hon. Johh Foster, 23,74S
All of the above are for civil employmentz
only. Bal. Eu. Post.
A gentleman. who arrived Yesterday ia
the Charleston cutter, confirms the statement
made that Gen. Hampton was about to pro-
coed TO take command of the western army.
This gentleman saw a letter from the gene
raj, stating that he WIS TO proceed to New
Orleans on the 25rh of this month";. Savat-
nah Ledger.
The Globe, arrived Al Baltimore, has dcs-
patches from our Minister at London.
The British Packe. Lady Pellew. so long
detained for Mr.. ia kson's dispatches, sail
ed yesterday at one o'clock.
Intelligence of the Presidents Proclama-
ton, renewing the non-iutercourse act with
respect 10 G.. b. was received at Liverpool
the 9th Sept.
)" =" KNOXVILLE, Oct Il.
At the late Superior court held in his town
tor Hamilton district, Jesse Wardaa BOY of
twelve years OF age, was convicted for house
burning, & sentenced to be hanged ON Tues
day the S1st inst.
The Secretary Of War has arrived in This
Ictty....Aat. Ilt.
i Yellow Fever in Charleston, s. C.-Oct.'
-, hour new cases; no death. Oct. 10, one
death; no new case.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03
POOR NOODLE.

Eafroct OF a letter from an offcer belonging
70 The Jrigate President, dated ". York,
Oct 25.
+" We are just going to get under way
tor cruise along our coast. l truSt about
the LIST of December we shall be in Hampton
Roads.
. wish the merchants of Philadelphia, &
other sea port towns in the ". S would apply
to government to give us other service than
coastlnS We have fine ship, well m anned
and fitted, and ready for service in any part
of the world"
we have seen a letter from a resnectable
democratic house in Baltimore, stating, as
report founded on the first authority, that
MT Jackson had sent note to the Secreta
~ 81 State. informing him, that he would a.
gree to settle on The terms agreed upon by
Mr.. Erskine, provided our government
would extend their non intercourse to the
ports OF Holland well as thost. of France
1t this is Correct, and Mr.. jackson can set
tie on no other terms nothing decisive can
take place Til the meeting of Congress, as
the President has not the power of extending
the non intercourse.
1t is also reported. on the authority of
letters, that Mr.. Jackson has sent his last
dispatches by express, to go out in the L.
Atricane trigate-so that she will sail 81.
mediately after the arrival of those Commu
nications....N. Y. Gag.
On the authority Of letter from the Da-
nish Consul, at Philadelphia we state, that
not single American vessel, whose papers
nave gone regularly through his hands, has
been condemned by the Danes ID
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03

SIXTY seUen persons, REPRESENTATIVES Of
me people in the British parliament, receive
a""noHy, from goUcrHment, the enormous
sum Of s i78. 7s4, sterling. or seven hundred
and seventy-twD thousand, six hundred
dollars. The d'gerent herquisites vii pro.
badly increase the amount to 1T least on
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03

The Globe, arrived a. Baltimore, has des-
patches from our Minister at London.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03

The British Packe Lady Pellew, so long
detained for Mr.. ia kson's dispatches, sail
ed yesterday at one o'clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03

TIE shit PoTohafen, CahtGis POythress.
PiymoHth IN AZ days. 7pe haUe ,.eccived no
feherS by her, and understand there qpas
no ne4os II IMPORTANCE The Presidrnt's
hrocfanlation, remeaOing the non intercourse,
had reached England before The Po5vhafass
sailed. No cbfciaL accounts cflhe conclusion
3feace 6ef7veen France and austria, had
reached Piymoufh ihe fourteenth If Sent.
it 7oas sill rehorted, 6At rested on REPORT
only.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03

Capt. William p. Bennett, Of the 9th reg
U. 3 infantry, has had his sword restored to
him by the decision of General Court Mar.
tial at Fort Columbus, and has received the
command Of his company
Mr. Davis. surgeon of the 9th reg. who was
arrested by Col Simonds, has been tried by
the same general court martial, and honora-
bly, acquitted"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03
E5t.-, NoRFoLK, Oct. so.
co M1TE

The brig Wheeter, Grihalds, ofthis hort
has a'71ved ~ yvt7v YORK, zUith a cargo Of
Wine and Fra, from Naiara, 4uhicl she
icfl, he 22d SEP em6eri rehorfs -four az 10
doilars, PORK at SO dollars, and fruit hie,,-
~. ,.,
The brig Betsey, Wilson, arrived at
Ne7u YORK from Lisbon. which she left Cd
September, r<llorts markets good, .Rour IL
dollars.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03

Intelligence of the Presidents Proclama-
ton, renewing the intercourse act with
respect 10 G.. b. was received at Liverpool
the 9th Sept.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03

commands in person, and the left wing Of
the army extends itself from Antwerp along
the Scheldt, to the island OF Cadsand protect
ing the Northern frontier Of our empire
Erery persons question is-What are the
instructions of the English s-for by, the pre-
cautions taken to defend Antwerp, all their
attempts will be rendered abortive. Under
these circumstances, the Emperor has Civ.
en- the command of both these armies to the
Prince of Ponte Corvo,' and the two corpssof
observation now at Vessel and Reypel, care
under the orders Of Marshals Kellerman &
Money!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03
KNOXVILLE, Oct IA.

The Secretary Of War has arrived in This
ctty....Aa at. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03

! Yellow Fever in Charleston s. C.-Oct
-, four new cases; no death, Oct. 10, one
death; no new case.
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-. 80 PARIs, Aug. 16.
: The sitting of the Senate the day before
yesterday was most important one, as APP
pears by the following official documents pub
Eshed this day in the Moniteur.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-02
Huney & Winlow,

CONTINUE in their Counting Room, back
- of JcL, Bailey q Co's Store, Fifh street,
formerly occupied by themfelves) where they
offer for fale 20 Boxes Spermiciu CANDLES
--spermiciti OIL, by whoefae and retail, of
the befl qualify--thoie who are not in the
habi, of uieing ills kind of Oil for light are
RESPECTFULLY requened to call ard make rial of
it which will convince them ST its being III
perior to Tallow Candles, in pom, of light,
erpence, trouble aud cleanliness, as lamp
when properly trimmed will burn twelve
hours or more withou. pricking up or fnuf-
fng-A1o, WICK YARN; and general
a1orlment of LAMPS.
N. B Thofe who are indebted TO them by
Note or account are requelted TO make imme.
diaie payment, and not eIpeet amy ienity
lhown them unlef. they call and iettle by
giving iecurity and ietung time for payment.
Iikewife thofe who have any demands againlt
them are requlted to exhibir the fame
HUSSEY & WISSLOW.
Ia M o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-02
SHERlFF'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND, ss.-7aken BY Esee1t-
i'm andt7sbe EM at Public Veaaiie,
on 1HURSDAI fbc tqpenty liaf6
day sf January nexf, at t1Os Of TIE
ehck, p III. On the premier,
A IL the right in equity of redeening in Il
"A INTO the following defcribed mortgaged
Real Enate, iituated IN byietaa, in fad eotin-
ty, viz. certain tract Of Land, being all thar
part Of The Lot numbered feven IN the thir-
teenth range of lots in iaid town, which lies
to the eaftward Of the road leading from
Bridgton meeting houfe 10 Waterford, xceps
about fourteen acres which wa, 10 d to 7Boo,-
az D.lGst, Jsefi Dsassff, 1osefb keibgg DR.
femos b,igban and Jobs La,7ias, as may more
fully appear by their ieversl deeds-1to, a.
bout twenty i've acres, being part Of tho
Lot numbered liz in The thirteenth range OF
Lots, being ftp twenty fonr rods ~ width,
taken off from che fouihefn fde OF fad Lot.
and TO eItend from faid road to the weftwsrd.
ly head line thereof --d!se, the esfterly half
of the Lot numbered five in the thirteenth
rane., to he fet Off by lue running parallel
with head line of laid Iot --Ah,, nine acres,
being part Of the lot numbered FIX IN The
fourteenth range, laying on the weiiwardly
fide and adjoining laid road; together with
the one hat OF the Lot numbered FIVE, in the
fourteenth range both Which Ian nieniion-
ed tracts were formerly owncd 10y William,
Oliver together with one other qua tie, part
of tie fad lot numbered i've in the fourteenth
range a. may more fully appear by Ja.aa
Knaop's deed TO K'.g,or Ss1rf, by reference
thereto and alto, TO the fsid F,lLism o..gi,'s
deed being had, Together with the H,.uie,
Barn and our houfes, Grit. Mill and saw MIL,
aud all ,he privilege. and appur,enAnces
thereo belonging.
The above deieribed prerniies being mort
gagged for three thouisnd 6a hundred and few
snteen doliar. and thirty ieveu cents
Ira GIBBS. Dee1ty SL05.
DE- SC, t6oB. (32/