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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
CASH given fer Hating FURS.
Portland, June S, Asoo.
Morocco Shoe Mandatory.
Head Of b.Rraef.

9 & ]. WYMAN return thanks 10 their
" Friends and Cuftomers for pan favors,
and folieit continuance OF their patronage.
They likewife inform them that they have re-
eeived an affortment Of real MOROCCO
LEATHER of different eolors which they will
manufacture into SHOES, TIES or SLIPPERS,
At few hours notice, and cifpofe of cheepef
than can be purchafed of the quality eiIewhere
Aye- Gen,lemens MOROCCO and LEATH-.
Err PUMPS, made a, the 1sorlsft notice, and
very low.
~ Traders IN any part of the Dinrict Of
Maine, are RESPECTFULLY informed thar they can
be iuppled at the above Manufaetory with
any quantity or quality from one to one hur.
bred pairs, from refute to hrh chop, at fnch
prices a. cannot fail to give general fatisfac-
tion to the purehaier. Morocco LEATHER.
and Mems, Women's and MifIes' LASTS kept
conltanfIy for fale. The fmallefi favour thank
fully acknowledged
NOTICE.
S. * J. WYMAN requelt all perfons who
are indebted to them to call and ie,te ,heirtAc-
counts, IL they do not make payment partc-
ularIy thofe whole debts were contracted IN
the years of 1906 and 2. A fpeedv CON-
pliance with the above reque1 will preyent
unnecefary coz
P1tisas may, &c 1909. Avis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
az Escaped %

IRON the fuhfcriber in Minot, On the
L night of Monday the 29'h initant, Daniel
S,yit Me-, who was in cutody on a warrant
for uttering counterfeit Bank Bills. SAID Niles
is about S feet o inches high, light complex
ion, hgh, eyes, imiles when he ipeak', aud Is
about s5 years old. Whoever will lecture
faid Niles. 10 thar he may be brought TO JUL
tice ihai receive Thirty D,Aa' reward.
JACOB THURlo. Dept. Sbe'V
Grey, Nay 81. 1893. u'l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
TENTH or JUNE.

W. THOSE Gentlemen who fell
citate our country OH the restoration Of
Intercourse with Great Britain, and
are DESTROYS of noticing the event in a
manner indicative of gIadhess Of heart,
are requested to meet at Columbian.
HaH, THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

Frye6Irg .frnkery.-At meeting
of the members of the new Artillery
Company in FryeburY, for the choice
of Officers, Mr.. PHILLIP EASTMAN
was chosen Captain, Mr.. EBEsEzEK
FrssESpHs, Jun. first, and Mr.. OpA-
pIAH KrMBALL, I'd Lieutenants.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
DlP0,

In this town, Mr.. Thomas Bangs, aged 81
MIR. Thomas Kinds, aged so--Mrs. Rebec-
ca Child, aged TIA child of Capt Johnfon.
The number of Deaths in Portland in May
iafi, was eleven--7 adults, $ children. black
and three drowned, who have not been found
S. HuvxY, Ssxsen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
@arrlR0,

In fryeburg, the Rev. Samuel Ofgood. Of
Springfield, (Mais) to Milf Mary S. Ofgood.
In Northampton, MIR. Timothy Dwight, j..
merchant of New-Haven, to Mifs Clarifa
Strong, daughter Of the Hon. Caleb Strong,
Efq.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
LOST.

ON the Sd Gay of May init. MITE or
- HAND, hgned by srsphrs fAes, of
Pa,jonyfsh, TO BssJAmTs DALTON. or order,
of Po,/on.fsid. for twenty dollars and twenty
two cents, dated March 10, sos, payable
the 25rh of December l4a, and endoriet Ivy
faid Daifsa 10 JAMS Folsom, Of psrlaa.f.Il,
on the 9Th day of April ut (nof accountable
Whoever has foend, and will return ls,d note
to the fubfcr,ber, fhall be geuerouily reward ed.
Il hereby forbid all perions buying laid no,r,
or paying TO any 2efion any confederation
therefor. LANES FOLSOM.
May q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
FURTHER FROM ENGLAND.

The Spanish schooner Good Voyage,
Capt Peoli, arrived at New-York on the
9th UT. from Liverpool, bringing
London papers to the 10th OF April. and
Liverpool papers to the 18th.
The accounts in the papers, respecting
Spain and Portugal, are rather Of despond-
ing nature though the Spaniards in Cali.
cha seemed to be rousing from their torpor,
and had actually, in conjunction with few
English, retaken the port of Vigo from the
French, with 1900 prisoners, Az horses,
81 carriages, and the military chest contain
ing liz, 1875 francs in specie. With respect
to Portugal, the French were stated to be
making progress therein, and itseemed to
be thought that they would get possession
Of the whole country. Sir A. Wellesley
had not embarked for Lisbon, whittier he
was going to take the command in chief,
and i, was said there was a counter order
70 his sailing.
Sweden had concluded, under the Duke
Of Sudermania, an armistice with Russia.
Aus,ria was daily expected to be engaged
with France. 1t Was stated from Ham.
hurgh, that an Austrian army of 10000
had entered Bavaria such an invasion, il
true, must be commencement of hostih-
ties. Reports still socnnued of the Austri-
ans having come TO b!ows-in the Tyrol on
the 18th March, and in Bavaria on the 18th
and that Bonaparte had left Paris for Ger
many, to take command Of his armies in
person, which it is observed he never does
till every thing is prepared for OPERATION
A Dutch paper OF the lst April contains an
article from the Paris Monitor of such Sc
verify towards Austria as to put the ques-
ton Of war almost beyond doubt it even
states, that intelligence is just received OF
hostilitses having actually commenced be-
tween the advanced posts. fhe Dutch pa
per also says, chat the Archduke Charles
had advanced against Saxony at the head Of
. great force.
Another report is, that Russia u 7iriey
had agreed on treaty of peace. through
the medium Of Austria.
The Alexandria Gazette contains intelli.
renee, that the Spaniards from Porto Rico
were besieging ST. Domingo-that the
French had defeated them on their landing
with great straightforward in the last battle
300 Spaniards were kiiled-Sai. Gas.
Custavus Adolphus Nv. the king Of Swe-
den, just deposed. was 80 years OF age, ON
the lst Of last Nov. He was IL years of
age when his father died and was accor-
ding TO his fathers will under the guard.
anship of his uncle, the duke Of Suderrnania
lwho has now again taken the reins) till he
was 10 years of age, when his legal minor.
ity ceased. The duke is believed 10 be a.
bout % years Of age. Revolutions have
been frequent IN Sweden but they have
generally arisen from struggles between
roya!ty and srlstocracy.
- atisr0JdJ1uU Co.
Who would have thought three
months ago, that the sun oil federalism,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
r apprentice to tie Printing BuEnelG.

VI -1PP'fHr'ee 70 TIC IfiNlng BnIincl5.
A LAD of Steady. Indufirious habits, who
- is dfpofed to be rAirsrul--and none
ofbe,i need afpy--wii receive good encourage
ment at the above buloefs On immediate ap-
rlica,ion at the Office OF the 4,,ils.s Ssrsi,s
Jns ), 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
PICKED UP ADRIFT.

PICKED UP ADRLFT,
NEAR Jones' Hand, in New-Cafco Bay,
~ on the 10th uls. large FLOAT, with
three fmall Oars and paddle.-The owner,
ny proving property and paying charges.
may receive the fame on application to
JABEZ JONES.
Nssp- Caseo, June s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

NOTICE. :
THE Coparlre' flip heretofore fl, litirg
under the hrm cf
John BIILET u co
was diGolved Ivy mu,nai cersent on the Giih
day OF May Ian. JOHN BAILEY. Sd.
DANIEL NEW HALL, II.
7yas S, 1869
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Sbipping Tobacco.

Shipping Tobacco.
p OBERT Fl. SMITH, has for fale. at the
N lgn of the Indian Chief, Fifh.flreet,
IL, 900 VT. Leaf Tobacco,
Of an unufuaI good quality, for the Wen In
dia market. June S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Jfeftlbal Of st. Jobu tte Eaptif,

WILL be celebrated on the Path inf. at
w Bath, by solar, Liaesis, x Uaitsj Ledger.
Whiting Brethren are invited To attend with
fuitable clothing. An addrefs viii be deliver
ed by Br. hnss Performances will begin a,
ten O'Clock a. M A general attendance is re-
queited. BY order OF Solar Lodge.
WILLIAM TORREY, S@y.
Bafi, 7uas q, Il. l.. $500.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
NEW PUBLICATION.
Porfr0if PAINTING.

s9 Portrait Painting.
THE Subscriber RESPECTFULLY infcSms the
4 Ladies and Gentlemen Of this lcwn, and
its vicinity, that he paints
Portrait Pictures,
large a. life.-From bis long practice and el.
perenee in this art, he Aztters himfelf that
his performances will not fail to give fatisfae-
ton to thofe who may pleafe to employ him
in the line Of his protection.
N. B. His prices will be moderate, and :
likeneis warranted. He may be fpoken with
at MIRA Meals, oppoiits the 6gn OF the Indian
Chief, FJs-Ssssss, where = fpccimen OF his
performance may be feen.
r. JENNYS.
Psrfiasd, ysae 5tS, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
NOTICE !

ALL perons indebted to the fubfcriber are
requeited to call and adull the fame immedi-
ately. ELIJAH FISK.
o..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
NszU-Ca,eo, June

Iaim ~ EsaStisn, and -si0 be s1is,d for Eale at
Pat!,s Ysadss, on Saturday be fri Day # .9siy
sfss, at ten slesk in ii. J0,sa.on, on TIE PREM
bs,
A IL the right in Equity of Redemption
which Nathaniel Coombes has II. thc fol-
lowing defcrbed Real Eaate-viz "A certain
10, of Land, Ltuatsd in Bath, and bounded as
follows north by land owned by Samuel s.
Stone; weli by Warrington arcet; foush by
George Shepherds land eait by Kennebeck
River The dimentions of fad and will be
made known at the time of fale.
STEPHEN WINSHlP, D Sheriff
Bsft, llloy 29, 1909 lJ5)
NOTICE is hereby given rhst the fubfcri.
= Der has been duly appointed adn,a,lt,s-
tos upon she eaa'e Of
ALExANDER THAYR2,
late Of uek6eld. in the county of O1fore.
gentleman, deeeaied, aud has taken upon llim-
islf that truii by giving bonds as,he law di-
reefs and all perlons having demauas upon
the eitate of the the faid Alexander Thayer.
are requeited to exhibit the fame, and all per.
fons indebted to the iaid efia,e are called upon
to make payment to
LEoNAD SPALDiNG, .il,4isyfrs,o,.
Pulfsit, Mag 8. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
- aotCfcOJyJ5BU -

Who would have thought three
months ago, that the sun oil federalism,
WHICH has Of late risen with such splen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

lie Who'll. nanhpr ~ Yates 60 I.entei.
aLt-GofernJr, was ~, ylJ-oi which the
HIN. DAVID COBB, had IL, $40
Hon. JosEpH Is. yAKsua, 44,723
Gen Crps Is therefore elc ;ted by majors
" oi 2sil sotes.---fJ' There sgeye 24l seat
.ycl vor.s for Lseateaant G0Se,noy.
Oh the returns only SIX were rejected, viz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
WANTED.

A BOY, abou, IA or Is years DID, to keep
"A in Grocery Store, to whom good en-
enlargement will be gwen. None need TO
apply except he is well recommended.--ln-
oure at the Gazere.Ohice. June ..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

Linens velvets, Cords, Thick
Coiraine Shifting Cot. fetts
tons Tabby Velvets
CingLams, Calicoes Bombafetis
Furni,ures Brown cotton PlatillAs
Warrington Stripes Blue India Nankeens
Hair Combs Yellow do
Twil'd Cambrics Gentlemens Beaver
Cambrick Dimoty Gloves
Common do Low pricd Merfeilles
Patent Nankeens Velfing
Cotton Cambrics Engib Diaper
Cambria Mullins lHuckabucks
Crandurills Fashionable Coat But
Fancy Muilins tons
Hail dotted Cambria MADRAS Calico
Super6ne fummer vef- Figured Luitrings
ting Cheap Cambrlck and
Black Silk Handker- Muffin Shawls
chiefs Parafols
Fancy silk do Silk and Cotton Um-
Madras & Mulicatt do brellas
Bandanuzs White and Buff Kerfe-
Ladies and Gents. Silk meres
and Cotton Holery Red Broadcloths
Linen Cambrics and with great variety of
Handkerchief other articles
Armlets
Tie above Goods will be fold vsy low
for Cath only, fC) June S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
oeajonable Goods

Black, blue, corbean and bottle green, iuper-
fine and common Broadcloths,& Kerleymeres.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
FRESH GOODS.
X oval Lincoln,

LAS taken the Aore lately improved by
II Mr.. JosspH BAssovR, Fje f,sa, togeth-
er with his Stock in Trade, and has jult re-
csiyed, in oddifisn the following
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

The Alexandria Gazette contains intelli.
gence, that the Spaniards from Porto Rico
were beseging St. Domingo-that the
French had defeated them on their landing
with great slaughter--and in the last battle
300 Spaniards were kiiled.-Sai. Gas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-19

pre- scient, that it was believed he might
have acquitted both reputation and subsis
tence by his performances in that art, if.
he had been driven TO the necessity OF
practising IL for support.
The duk- de Montpensier, and his bro
Their, The coun' de B aulolais, were only
OF the age OF Il and IL. when the French
revolution br Ike out n 17so.--On he ex.
eoution Of their father, in 1895 they were
shut up, by order of the national assembly,
in thu fort of Notre Dame de la Garde,
near Marseillss, In an aLemsl 10 effeca
his escape from that fortress, the duke de
la MNntp nsier Ieil aud fractured his
leg. Their elder broher, the duke de
Chartre, now duke Of Orleans, having
quilted France, previous To- his fathers
imprisonment and deeih, wandered over
large part of Europe. Born 10 he
g eatest succession of any subject
in the world, Ire saw himself deprivd
OF 1t as well as his high rank aud collateral
right to the crown of France in coDse-
quencc Of a revolution, in which his father
acted conspicuous part. To such dis.
! tress was he even reduced, about 1895 Or
1897, as to have actually kept school in
<So'tC'S S0gIC titiS .
Like the younger D.onysioas, who, af.e
his expulsion aud exile from Syracuse,
was compelled, according to Cicero, to
nave rec purse to a similar expedient at Co.
rinth. The present duke of Orleaus is said
to be man of talents, on whom adversi-
ty, that rugged nurse, has not been lost.
After q4i,ting Switzerland, he crossed the
Atlantic TO S.. Domingo, and on his re-
turn from the w. Indies, he travelled no;
only over the northern kingdoms of Eu.
rope, particularly Sweden, but he followed
the track of Mauperius to rorpea, in Lap.
land. He even penetrated beyond Tornea
! almost to the North Cape, and returned
back by Dronlheim, Cbristiauin, the capt.
| tai of Norway, from whence he reached
Copenhagen. The present duke Of o.
| leans is not IS years old. His health is
said to be in precarious state. He is
The last of that branch of the illustrious
house of Bourbon is descended from Lou.
is XIII and Ann of Austria, by Philip,
| Younger brother OF Louis XIV, who was
the father of The famous Regent Duke.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-19
NEW FRENCH TITLES.

Emperor Of he F,ench, King of I.aly
ard Ptotec or OF The Confederation OF The
Rbne-- Napoleon B uaparte, born in Cor
sca, A gust Is, i7f9, crowned December
2 1867 married March o, 1895, to Jo-
sephine Tsscber De La Pagerie, born in
Ma'ilDicG, June rs 1868. Gy. This
period &c the Empress birth is as given
in The French K lender; pc sons acquaint-
ed with her say she was born al much
earlier penod She was The Widow of
Gen. BeauharDois who married her in
Mariinico The Emperor has Eve bro
theirs, viz
}. Joseph Napoleon, late king Of MAJ
pies soidi an king in Srain, grand cleo.
Tor Of Fiancr, BON in i76s, married in
1894 To Mar julie Cary, born in l777 /.
9. Louis Napoleon, king Of Holland
grand constable OF France born in 1873
married IN Iso2, 20 Ho,'anse Eugene de
HeauhatHcis, born in 1888, and daughter
OF the empress Josephint. King Iouis
has one o. two sons, one Of whom has
BEEN named by the emperor Napoleon, as
bis successor
>. Jeiome Napoleon, king of West.
phaia. Our Register does not give The
date cf his bun, but we conjecture it to
have been boui 1854.
TIE empefm's fourth brother is
Lucien Borapare, who has not yet been
acknowledged as belonging to The impe
rial family. We believe he is the next
oldest to the emperor. He resides In
Rome.
The emperor Napoleon has several sis.
isrs, Of which ave / Eliza. married in
-I7y7, to Felix de BOcioccbi. .. Marie
Psulet,e, born 10 1889, matted in 1909,
to Careille, price Of Borghese and now
We believe princess oil P ambano. 3 m
nuricsde Cstoline born a. 1893 married
in 1900 10 joachim Murat, king OF The
I wo Sicihes.
The empress Josephine has one son,
Eugene (BesHhsrnois) Napoleon, vicerov
OF IisIy who ma rried, iD 1907, the prio. |
Cess Augusta Amelia. Of Bavaria. The
viceroy's inisn daughter has been crea,ed |
princess OF Bologna.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-19
S w E d E N.


On Wednesday last arrived at Salem the
brig Eliza and Mary, Capt. Turner, from
Goltenburg. When she allied (23d July)
peace had not yet been made between
Russia and Sweden, but it was an event on
expected The Russians had an army of
&c, 900 men, double rhe number of the S;we.
dish army in the neighhourhooi OF 5 ock
holm. Ii was reported, that Russia had Of
fered the restoration OF FINLAND which sue
had recently conquered from Sweden, and
Pomerania, which the French had here
tofore taken, on condition that Sweden
should enter into the compact ag ,inst- Or
Britain, and shut her ports to British com
merce.
letter by the above arrival states
the expectation of peace between Sweden
and Russia.
Extracts of letters from Gottenburg, July
Sd and f8.
Ryburg & Co. of Copenhagen, write.
that there is no regulation against Aneri
can vessels; but that they Cannot guarantee
that they will not be captured by Danish
Privatecrs though they are of opinion, if
their papers are clear, and they have not
been to England, they would shortly be
cleared"
" MIR. Williams writes from London,
that the Danes will protect the American
commerce. and that the vessels at Ton.
ningen will meet with no detention
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-19
TIE FRENCH MARSHAL.S.

The following particulars respecting
some Of the above nobility, extracted from
: The Ednburg Review may not be
unacceptable 10 the reader:-
Bernadotte, at the commencement OF
the revolution, was a ser geant OF marines.
In 1874, he rose 10 major general.
Murat was suballern in the militia
under Louis XVI. and became am officer
of cavalry in the revoluto OH
LefebvTe, son of miller in Alsace,
was sergeant in the regiment o. Fee oh
guards before the revolution. He is he
A short time since, o. being delegate
by the emperor to cDDter the order of the
Legion of II nor on some Is Ovarian off
GERS, he tod hem they received their
insignia from (" the hands of one, who by
his courage evIrced in so battles and en-.
gsgemenis AID faithfully fulfilling his du-
ties. had isen f om sergeant to the Dig.
nifty OF Marshal OF France"
Massena was subaitefn in the Sardi.
man service, al the commencement of the
revolution In 1898 he became a briga.
der. general
Ney was Hussar, and passed through
various grades to that CT adjutant general
lii l7e5.
Bessierss was originally in the ranks
In 1896 he became capla n.
Lasnes, also originally in the ranks, was
in 1874 an adju.ant in the Parisiap guards
Augegeau was also private ana fenciug
master n Males, He en- cred the F.ench
service IN 1892 as q volunteer and Was a
brigadier- general in 1894.
KelisIman was private Hussar in The
re g'ment Of Conhans.
Junos was grenadier under Dillon in
1872, in 1895 was one of BoDapar,e's aids.
Seuit was subal erD before the revolu-
ton, and in 1895 an adj. gen.
Moruer was a captain OF volunteers.
Marshal Bruno, OF whom we have not
heard much OF i-ie, and who has incurred
the displeasure of Napoleon, was a pr,n.
er before he revolution, He commenced
his military career in 1892. Jourdan was
sbol keeper a. The commencem nj OF
the revolution and Perignon. afjer scting
as justice Of the peace entered the army
and rose rapidly 10 The command Of the
army of the Eastern Pyrenees. We do
10 recolle6 he new titles, If they Lave
any, Ct ne three last
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-19

and official intelligence which the eove m.
ment OF this island has JUST received sro,,.
MS Sicilian majesty, to the fellowipy NM
pose: P''~
+" The British and Sicilian troons. wh;,.
landed on the coast of Italy, united with tba
intrepid natives of tina, Lingdoa. who are.
anxious to take vengeance of the evils in
ficted on them by the tyrant of Europe. bav,
obtained the greatest advantages, as thev
have succeeded in setting the whole of that
kingdom (of Naples) against the oppresso,.
(Murat) who tyranizes over it, and enable,
many of the towns which proaned nnd..
his yoke, to shake it off.
There is no city in italy," IL ;s f.r,h.r
stated, SHUT has issued proclama,ion -,
urge the inhabitants to RISE And ,his in
teiligence being so favorable to the mos, ;,a.
cause which the Spaniards are defending
VIII not let this opportunity escape. Oar
the nation may have the joyful news vita
out delay: Wv"
have the honor to be. SC
(Signed) MARTIN COSTA
Extract o. a hrivate Letter
MALTA, June %. Our troops and ~.
Sicilians, after IN liking themselves mas,ars
of fschia and Precida have landed at Rnia
whence they were to proceed immedia,eiy
to Naples The natives were HocEinr -,
the British standard.
/
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pra of Division The ReichsgrsF and Sena.
tfr Beaumont, with considerable body
OF troops, that were hitherto cautioned in
this ciey aud neighborhood. marched thro'
MemfOingen towards Voralberg. They
have powerful train of artillery with
them.
The number of the new CONSUMPTION,
which has arrived here within days a.
mounts 10 5000 men.
The Copenhagen Gazette states that
the news of the battle of the 5,h aud 9th
OF July between the French emperor and
the arohdake Charles was known in Par.
is on the l2sh Of July.
The Turks are reported 10 have forbid
den the English the passage of the Dar-
danelies, and it is generally believed that
their friendship with Egnland is at an
end.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-19
H Q L A N D.

Extract of letter, from a mercantile
house OF the first responsibility in Rotter-
dam, to their correspondent in Baltimore,
dated 4th Julv.
:" We have now only time to transmit
you translated Copy of decree, whereby
the importation of American produce is
provis onaily allowed for three months un-
der the regulations therein mentioned.
And as our government is evidently incli-
neil to relax, We make no doubt, with the.
approx alton of the French government, but
ours VIII prolong the indulgence, and mo.
| dIfy tn regulations as far as is necessary,
for Tree exercise ofyour neutral CONNER
cial rights
/" Tobacco and Ashes are amongst the
articles already permitted, by a decree Of
the 9TH of April lass"
Decree oftie S9th June, 1909.
| American vessels arriving within the
| time OF three menths from tue date here
of, (those already arrived incluied) will
not be subjected to the measures of the
blockade, provided they have neither been
in England nor visited by the enemy to
this effect the captain shall be obliged to
| make a declaration, which, if found false,
the ship and cargo shall be coniiscated.
80 tar as the cargo shall consist of goods
( the importation of which, according To ex.
\ istlng measures, is permitted, the same
shall be left at the disposal # the owners or
consignees, the remainder will he put un
der sequestration and deposited In the
kings warehouses.
Decree Of the 30hh June, 1909.
| ART. 1.
The list of articles permitted to be in /.
ported by our decree of the Siss MARCH
last, is Professionally augmented by the iol-
lowing, viz.
Z. Rice
2. Slaves
/, 3. Peruvian Bark, and other medicinal
drugs
4. Georgia, Louisiana, and Carolina
| cotton
5. Java Coffee
6. Sugar of that country.
/ ART. 2.
Besides the certificates of origin requir.
| ed by our above mentioned decree. our
| Director of the Customs will naIne com
| mittee of proper persons, consis5iog 81
| sworn Brokers, for the special purpose o
ascertaining whether the goods specified IN
the former article, are really and original,
from our colonies or America, and can be
| ACKNOWLEDGED as SUCH; for the better exc.
cu,ion of which, the goods will be deposit
/; ted IN the kings warehouses.
! AHT.3.
I One month after the date oe this decree
our Director of the Customs shall make Us
(, a report whether It be advisabie to pro-
long the here above mentioned measures