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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22

THOMAS SHELTERED, Secretary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02

MGR CT vaor I'D headed q rebeilioa n
PENNSYLVANIA, and lie latter, while IA oihce,
paid more than fifty thousand dollars sXus
10 Gen. wilkinson, which was : much
more than the law admitted. b. sh'cii
Cen. Wilkinson had the audacity to de
mand Of Gen Dearborn TO deliver, and Tho
mas Jefferson TO allow. Is the appointment
of such men to Office, a favorable prelude 10
conciliating of parties '-Gdeon Granger
was appointed Postmaster General, and fol-
lowed the steps Of his august Ch'el, by tur-
ming from Office worthy men, and putting
worthless wretches in. Under Thomas
Jefferson aid Gideon Granger, the war
worn soldier, whom Washington had APP
pointed to office, was sure to De remanded
from his station, to make roon' for some
turbulent renegade, or outcast foreigner.
The patriot bearing scars Of balls, and troph-
les Of battle, was ousted from what station
soevcr he held, to make way for him who
wore the defornities Of intemperance, and
whose body oft was brought subject to Bac-
chus' feet.
How different is such conduct, from that
godhke course of executive proceeding.
mentioned by Adams himself, in Tie former
part of the same letter, where he saws, " An
honest party man will never exclude talents
and virtues, and qualities eminen.ly useful
to the public, merely on account of differ
ence in opinion" Yet jefferson has reject
ed the most brilliant talents, on this account,
and followed the pernicious practice Of a
+" factisus man," whom Adams, IN the ne xt
succeeding sentence, says" will exclude
every man, alike saint, or sinner, who
will not be blind passive tool" Has Mr..
Jefferson, in pursuing such course Of con-
duct. exem2li6ed. e. sincere desire Of con
ciliating parties
Another proof Of the debilities of John
Adams. is apparent in his expressing such
an opinion. which his son believing, doubt
less drew from him.
1t is submitted to the public, whether q
man, writing such Inconsistencies as the
ex. president, merits the attention attached
to him by the democratic party.
LAELIUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02

On SA7URDaY tie 7h sf ode5rr
next, at store 10. 1, 5oee, Rcqo,
PoyfL1nd--
IoHE Sto, k in Trade Of Mitjas, smaJ, la,e
l. Of Portis nd, dseeaied, conhliing Of the
following articles wiz. PAINTS. iueh a.
reds, yellows, blues, browns, blacks. greens,
pnk.. &c. Ayo--Pa' * Wh.tewaih Brnih-
es; Paint and Palette knives; Eogiiih Que;
Whiting Sand Paper wrapping and wrl-
ting ditto a few gallons Linised Oil !; Oil
Ciaern; Stove and Pipes 5 Glazier's Dia-
monds Stone & Easlben Jugs Paint Pots,
&c. and various other articles too numerous
- mention. dye-- Merehan' able Boards
600 Clapboards, &c sale 10 commence at
3 o'clock. Conditions made known at the
fale. Portland, Sept q, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
q To the Psfee Of Portland

WOULD IL not be well TO csufe iome re-
w quotation whereby our night walking
pnsry might be taken care OF : Ihcie coura
gcous manly and heroic fellows, who nohly
20 abeut in the nigh, time heImearing Signs,
taking down and m'iplacing them, taking
Gates. from front yards, fneakn:g into neigh
boris Coach yard and drawing away his car.
risges aud running them oil of WHAT'S, grid
ling fruit and ornamental tees. MoR noble
fellows, you defervc we'll of your country,
and no doubt will fooner or later meet with
your reward in Newgase or the ssae. priion'
To afIil in the detection of theie mean,
d.rsy, daaardly tricks,
EIFTf' DOLLARS
is offered as reward TO any one who viii fnr'
nifh evidence whereby the villain or villains
who took the fubfcriber's iign from his oihce
on Saturday evening lait, may be brought to
jull.se..
NATHAN KINSMAN.
Pafisad, cl7.5eS 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
They come every day laden with wood,
vege tables, corn and ileur
/" The whole army is eneamped."


LONDON,
Aug. 9.-No further Official dispatches
had arrived from the Expedition ii Il late
hour this marninp--Ihe cate OF the last is
on the evening Of Saturday last The com
manlant OF Flushing IS General Money,
and the garrison Is SAL 10 be composed ELI
t,reiy OF French tfoops--,hey amount to
1000 men--rhe siege OF this place, wheth-
er il be protracted or not, will not delay the
interior operalions--Th troops are all 10 10
through the Slough and the men ct war,
1t Is said. can pass Flushing without any
great danger, even though il should not
have urrendered.--Loid Kosslyn's, Gen.
Cr0svenor's, and the Marquis of Humlley's
divisions, arc reported 10 be already IN tie
West Scheldt-The project Is stated by
some to be to land the troops near Antwerp,
but we sho.ld rather suppose thar they WIN
be marched along one OF the banks Ut the
Scheldt, whilst our ships of the line. FRI
gates, gun. boats and bomb ,easels proceed
UP the rivef---rle six sail Of the line which
were al Flushing, arc stated To be moored
across the Scheldt, from for, Lilo 10 fort
Lickenshoeck front of the ships OF the
line is a Rotilla OF gun-boats--Dut we rather
imagine, that, OF the ships that wete at
Flushing. three sail Of tie line grounded on
rae sand OFT South Beyeland, and have not
teen go. off. These, we should suppose,
VIII FIRST fal, into our hands. The naval
ob,tacIes in the Scheldt to Antwerp, will
10 doubt be overcome by the superior skill.
valor, aud decision of our seameu. Many
of the forts on the banks of the Scheldt
have been long destroyed. Fort Frederick,
on the left Bank is in ruins, rs well as Fort
Saint Philip.--Fort Lies, and Fort SAINT
Mary, on the right Bank, are also IN runs.
The present forts are, Forts Lilo, Lick
enshoeck, and Perle. At the entrance Ut
the Scheldt, leading to Antwerp, there is
fort Oh the left, called Fort St. Martin.
Nope-of these forts, we should suppose, are
likely TO make yer, long resistance against
our heavy ships, and our large force OF ar
uiIery, with an immense train OF heavy bat
tering cannon. The horses for the batter
ing train sailed some days ago.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02

.Neztis from Jerusalem.

Translated from a late Paris paper.
The most distressing intelligence Is
received at Constantinople from the
Holy Land. Ii is reported that the
Armenian inhabitants in the neighbor-
hood OF Jerusalem have quarreled with
the Christians there, and proceeded 10
such extremity tina, many persons have
already lost their lives. 1t is added,
that many disasters have happened in
the Holy City, and that several Chris
tan churches have been destroyed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
SESSION BUSINESS.

DY the direction of the jultices Of the
~ Court of Common Pleas for the county
Of Cumberland, hereby give notice. 10 all
concerned, that at the uext term of aid Court
they will not attend to any bnfnefs COM
monI called Seiion fu6neis, (viz fach as
rsfpecfs Licenfes, Roads, 6sc) until We'd
nefdav in the fecond week of faid term
Thofe perfons, who may have iuch buhnei. at
lzid Court, need not therefore, attend until
that day.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Cltsk.
Of7ster g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
Beninmin Whitwell,

OF Asgy living formed connection in
- buGnsfs With loan PoTrrs, gives no.
tice, that ali buiinefs eu,ruied TO their care as
Attorneys at Law, will be faithfully attended
TO by them q the Office lately occupied by
Wrbhsssy u Fsiiev. All perfons who are in
debscd 70 the late firm of WnirvEII & Ful.
liza, and all who have demands sgainf. fad
firm are requeaed to make immediate fessle-
ment AZ the above place
BENJ. WfiITWEIL,
Asssbs, SEPT. 81, 1909 (oa y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02

FOR THE GAZETTE.
DE SENECTUTE.-No. III.

IT il, as the Ex.president coniesses,
great pity, that any one should attempt 10
write on subject, Which he does not I'M
ders,and. And j, is perhaps as great tony
u write concerning what no one wants To
hear Yet in pelusng the correspondence
alluded TO, we are often wearled WIN the
recital of circumstances whoa are neither
instructive nor entertaining. Instances on
this NAV be seen, in hrs letters Of June 70,
IS, 20, and 80. Of the present year where
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02

Martin Of The Cincinnatus, was to'tur-
cd b, thumb screws BY q French ofiicei
for nearly four hours, To make him cob.
Tess that his cargo was British proper
~. All these things were jusatied by
the Jacobins, just as. they now justify
the Imprisonment of our seamen by
the French. France can do no wronS,
is titir motto.--Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
6a,erle 0r.p ReiDs.
PORT OF P0RTLAND-lso9.

Saturday,, Sept 80.
Arrived the ship Franklin, captain sslter,
48 days from Liverpool-cargo of Salt, Coal
and Dry Good, 10 Joseph Pope. Aug. Is,
spoke ship Cen. Knox, bound in. Aug. 10,
long IA, ship New Packet, Of Boston, for
Liverpool
Same day-Arrived brig Trident, capt.
Prince, % days from Martinique.
Brig Triton, Porter, Of Portland, arrived
at Boston, On Friday last, IN SIS days from
Liverpool.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
Settlement with France.


The Democrats are buzzing about a
new treaty with France-but We cannot
discover that Gen. Armstrong and MIR.
Hauterive have come TO any conclusion.
We should most heartily rejoice could
our difficulties with France be termina-
ted Such measure would be the most
complete evidence Of the humiliation Of
Bonaparte,-and it would clearly de-
monstrate to the people that all our diff
ficulties have sprung from him. An
amicable arrangement with Britain
would follow of course. On no other
ground is treaty with France of any
consequence. We already have trea-
ty with her but that has never stood in
competition with the interest or whims
OF Bonapsrte. Nor would any new trea-
ty be any thing more. than cobweb.
He would no more be bound by it, than
by the former, or by his treaties with
Spain, Holland and other countries.
lhass. Spy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
NEW GOODS.

lust received from Philadelphia, by HOW
j & EVANS, at their Stose in Middle sea,
100 Boses 7 by Olafs
SIS caks Sd, Sd, loj, led, 2cd fine role
Englifh Nails
2hhds O ais Ware
400 gals. Linfecd Oil
20 cafks White Lead
4 do Red Lead
The above being a conGgnmers, will be
fold ~ low as can be purchaled in soilou.
oa. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
Marrle0.

In this town, Mr.. EDWARD HOVE, to
Miss MARY TINKHAM-Mr. DAVID
BRApIsH, to Miss AMELIA CALDWELL
Mr.. JoHN BARrELs, To Miss SALLY II.
Oseoop, of Hsllowell.
In Northyarmouth, Mr.. Joseph Woods,
to Miss Betsey 3aston
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
NOTICE. I

THE Copar,nerihip Of CALVIN & DA.
vlD FARRAR, was by mutual content
diiIoIved the 5th ina.--All perlons indebted to
the firm are requeited to call on DAVID Fan.
RAs, for fettlsmenl, who is authorized to ad.
Jun tie demands asainlt the firm.
CALVIN FARRAP.
DAVID FAIRFAX.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
WANTED,

A Steady YOUNG woMAN.to do houfs
"A work, 10 whem good encoufagsnient
will be gwen by applying to
JOSEPH SHELTON.
Psyfasd Oh 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02

Respectfully informs the public that he has
purchaied the Stock 10 Trade of c. & d Far.
RAR, aud that bufnefs viii be traaiacled a.
fsrmer.Y.-He folici,s ihare of public pat
ronage. -. 0e. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, &c.


7 ECTURRs for the benefit of the Benevo-
II lent and Bible Societies, in Portland, &
the Sunday Evening Schools, in Conway and
Fryeburg, will be given by DIR. RAMSAY, on
the fucceeding Sunday evening, at the A.
cademy in Portland. commencing prschely At
Z O'Clock. p M-Tbe topics will be Thoughts
on the Sahbaih, and the importance and rea-
fonabeneis Of Chriifiani,y. INTERPRETED with
notions ON Education. founded on phyfcal,
moral and religious principles. Zach gentle
man will have the right Ut introducing Ia
dy to the Lecture.
~ Admittance fifty cents. Tickets may
be had At the Bookstores Of MeGIs Patten X
Johuior. 4
On Tueiday the Sd of October, and We'd
nefday the 4ih, DOCTOR RAMSAY will
open his MUSEUM for public infpeetion, at
his Lecaur;ng Room, over the Maine lniur-
ance Office, At II O'Clock pr eciiely. Adm,f-
6on money paid at the door. so Cents. The
money to be depo6ted in the hands Of the
Managers of the Benevolent Society, for the
purpofe Of defraying the expence of an AN
ATOMICAL MUSEUM, 10 Portland, TO be
prepared by Mr.. BiscnMoss, DR.. RAMsAss
AiIisant. The Muieum will be under the
direction Of & Of the Doctors Medical Pu-
pills 10 Portland, 10 be dominated by hmielf,
for the prelen,. under sersain regulations.
The Doetors Leanrs on the Cauies, Nature,
and Treatment Of Feven-and particularly
the Yellow Fever in New York, and that of
the interior, a. attended by him. will be Civ.
en- At the above Room, on Tuetday aud Wed
nefday Evenings, a, 7 o'clock precifey. In
this fubjei he PERFUMES the public are deep
ly iuterelted. Of''Ss' :,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02

BY the Franklin we learn, that just before
she sailed. reports were in circulation IN
Liverpool, that the Swedes bad shut their
ports against the English.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02


American Prisoners in France.
The Jacobins are terribly enraged
against Mr.. Barnard, the American
Consul at Hayre, who has sent over an
authentic list of SIS Americans detained
in French prisons. Duane has long
story about it, in which he attempts to
prove tina, the French, as usual are not
at all to olame. Tie affirms that those
seamen have neither right or reason to
complain. GAS WE'LL" says he, (" might
fellow caught picking pockets, and
sentenced by our courts TO fine and i'm
prisonment, complain of the law of ma
tons, and talk Of the ransom demanded
from him by the government Of the
United States"-such is the language
applied to American seamen, by such a
rascal -! Other French advocates, by
way Of set off, have told US that the
British have impressed 8, or 900 of
our seamen-but this is not confirmed
by any consular certificate, and they are
capable of saying any thing. They
might as well have said 10 or 10000,
when they were about it. But as they
are conscious their bare ihse di.rif goes
but for little they have mentioned the
names Of ten or dozen men on board
two British vessels Of war but this
they have done at random We believe
no such persons are there. Ii is posi-
bic tho British may have some Ameri-
cans which they have taken in exchange
for Frenchmen. For, from the report
of the Secretary of State dated October
/, 1896 wherein the robberies of the
French were stated, we learn that" The
hersons also, Of Qur citizens have been bea-
ten, insuited, and cruelty fmhrsoned and
in The forms used tozvards Prisoners of
war they hare been EXCHANGED
4gfh The BRITISH for FRENCH
MEN. .fmeriean PROPERTY gong to or
coming from neutral, or even French
horts, has been seized il has been Jorci.
biz seized syhen in Their osvn horts, with
an any frctcnce or no other than thai
they gyanted II. 1T The same nine their
crm<ers are gully efsoaaton and oar
barous ereesses, by OBTAINING, Thunder
ing, firing al, 6urning end distressing
.anerscgn vssse!s' Capt. William
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02

Excellent Englyb Hats.
William M'Lcllan, Jun.

William M LclIan, Jun.
LAS JUN opened for fale on very reafona-
Ia bic terms.
Box of Englifh Hats.
LiIesej<-A large aforsment of gilt FRANZ
ED LOOKING GLASSES--togesher with
general fuppiy of
Englb and Esrofean Gosds,
cheap for cath. OasbsS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
FOR SALE.

A PEW No 90. in the Gallery Of the Rev.
"A Doa Dssss, meeting houfe For FUR.
Their particulars inquire at this Office.
O7sSp
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
Exraef If letter, daiea of Waleheren,
august 4.

"The fortress Of camvere stood furi-
Gus bombardment before it surrendered
many houses are damaged, one completely
burnt BY Congreve rockets. The island IS
beautiful, though the weather IS very bad,
which prevents our seeing it to advantage.
Ramakihs must be taken before Flushing
can be well attacked 1t is reported that
the Duke D'Abrantes is marching towards
Antwerp with $4,000 men. We are gong
70 Join Lord Gardner in an attack upon
FLUSHING the land batteries were opened
yesterday evening. could observe the
town on fire anG, from The masthead, the
smoke is very visible.
81 The French fleet are run up towards
Antwerp, fear out of our reach at present.
Our small gun-boats did great execution,
only two men were killed on board them.
Tie Royals storIned battery in most
glorious STYLE"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02

4,oo9 525li
Sa5;.a to no asiaes4 and ~ fare Asnt. = >
brize.-A part Of the above prizes Will be
drawn in The fslcwing manner, VIZ
The IN drawn bIank On the Sd day. draw
ing viii ue entitled to dois. 500
20 :, ,bs 9Th loco
do 'oo The OH So
d, IN the IMh louo
do ON the 18th SD
Go a5oTicke'sffon7
do on the lsih No 1901 10 NO 1860
{ $50, ine'uiive. }
do on The gin s,roo
case Tickets ffom1
do on the q4,h J No. co.. 70 NJ ! ! 25o
I $3.50, lselnivs !
Five hsndred Numbers WI I've s~radsred a
days drawing, and the ABOVE espi'n Pazss
determined accordingly.
Ths drawing iil4.i comGeace II Bolton IN
November next.
The Prize Of 5000 doli~st 5h,a be paid in
nine DAYS; th-sc oves 40 dollars in 6x,y
days. all Others IN thirty day, Inh'lis uisaal-
" current in MsiIachuietis.
Tickets will rte 10 five dollars and ffy
cents 6f,een days previous to the drawing.
Prizes 40, demanded ia one year vii not
,e paid, but he coniidesed as scnerouiy esv-
n for the object &C he Lo.ef
SAMUEL PORTER,
ELIJAH DICKINSON
ISAAC AhERcROABfF,
SAMUEL. i DICKINSON,
John AAsIiNGs, !un.
ySy 1909. % j
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
FOR SALE,

A PEW in MefIrs, Ksi!tgg q PaylsSsneet-
"A ing houie--For terms inquire at this
Office. 0sssIsy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02
Hatfield Bridge lottery.
CLASS SIXTH.

10000 Tickets. at S Dollars each, are so oto
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-02

VIENNA, JULY l5.-lt Is stated that
the French and Austrian Plepipotens
tiaries, who are 10 conclude and sign
the treaty of Peace, will meet at
Brunn and General Count Andreossy,
and Prince Lichtenstein, are pointed
out as the persons entrusted with that
important mission. Nothing has yet
transpi,ed Of the negotiations which
have ALREADY taken place. II is only
remarked, that the greatest activity
prevails in the Office of Count Cham
pagney, Minister for Foreign Affairs.
His Excellency repairs every day 10
Schoenbrunn, and spends several hours
with his Imperial Majesty.
PAuIs, JULY Soils Majesty has
ordered an immediate stop to be put to
the reprisals lately decreed against the
subjects OF the Dey OF Algicrs as the
Dey has given satisfaction Tor his con-
duct towards Mr.. Dubois fhainvile,
and the Frenchmen IN his domnions-
IL consequence, the seqncsti.dion laid
on his vessels and goods is raised.
His Majesty also REEVES the decree
Of September l6. 1903, relative TO CO.
lonial produce coming through hoi-
land, and which had been annulled by
tie decree OF the 18th june last. No
colonial produce coming through Hol-
land shall therefore be admitted on the
territory of the French Empire, what
ever be the mode of its importation, or
the certificates with which it's attend
ed.
MUSTER, JULY, 22.-His Majesty
the King Of sVes,phalla Is expected at
Hanover, which place General kenbeil
entered the 9th inst. at the head oil
5000 Westphalian troops.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05
BosToN, August %.
FROM PORTUGAL.

The schooner Sally. arrived here yester
day, from Halifax bringing papers OF tina
place To the 18th instaue. They furnish no.
thing new from Europe. The sloop of wa
Goree had just arrived At Halifax, from Lis
bon; AMI the following memoranda is gi-
ven us as the substance Of her news.
LISpoN, July IL.
"The Spanish forces are at Amarez the
Engiis:, at Piancehtia and the French be
tween Talavera aud Monies Cjaros, aoout
IS leagues from Madrid Sebastian and the
would be- King Joseph, with Ia 000 troops at
Il oiedo. A battle was expected about the
l5th July. Cuesta, (though he had advanc.
-cd,) had promised Sir Arthur Wellesley
not to make an attack until the British troops
had come up"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05
FOR 7HE MERcAvrIEE ADvkR4rsER.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ship Owners, Agents, and Shippers of
goods, DC OH your guard, as many people en-
terrain incorrect opinions Of the extent of the
present non Intercourse law. The condi
tons OF the bond required at the Custom
House under the March Law and June Law
are very different. The conditions of the
bonds under the March Law, were. that the
ship should not, when leaving the Port, pro
ceed to prohibited port, nor be concerned
during the voyage with prohibited port /.
that the cargo should not be put on board a.
ny other vessel, but be landed at a permit
ted port, and a certificate thereof returned
within limited time. Therefore, vessel
proceeding to a permitted port, landing her
cargo. and procuring a certificate, satisfies
the conditions OF these bonds as the United
states Courts have often decided in cases of
sailors wages, &c. mat voyage was, from
the loading cargo at one port, until it was
discharged at another. But the conditions of
the bonds required under the June Law are,
that the vessel shall not proceed 10 or trade
with prohibited port (without any limita
hon) So that landing cargo is not neees.
sary. Our vessels may sail from the United
states, deliver their cargoes on board other
ships, or proceed TO permitted ports & there
land their cargoes, and return home, or pro-
ceed to other permitted ports, without vic
latinS the bonds I; but the vessel cannot pro
coed TO a prohibited port, during the contin
uance OF the Non Intercourse Law, without
violating The bonds required at the Custom
House an9er the June Law Should asIy