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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-01
SIXTEENTH BULLETIN.
E.BERspoEE June 4

EBERSpoRF, June 4, 1909.
The enemy had thrown a division OF nine
thousand men on the right bank of the Da
huoe, opposite Presburg, watch was en-
trenched In the village of Engerau The
Duke Of Aueratadt ordered the rlflemen fiji
railienrs] of Hesse Darmstadt, supported by
the 18TH OF the line Gnfanlry) to attack it
yesterday. The village was soon carried
major, officers OF the reg. of Beaulieu
(amonS them the grand son of that field mar
saail) and four hundred men were taken -
The rest of the regiment were killed, wount.
ed or driven into the water. The remainder
OF the division, secured themselves in an isl
and until they could repass the river. The
, riaemen ofHesse Darmstadt fought well
ne Vlceroy's head quarters are this day
at Qdenburg.
The mostvaluable effects of the court have
been removed from Bude to Peterawadin,
whittier the empress is retired.
he Duke of Rdgusa is arrived at Lay
bach
General Macdonald is master of Crate. -
He is surrounding the Citadel, which makes
show of resistance.
At the battle of Essling the brigadier Fou
lers, being wounded, was thrown from his
horse; and major general Durosnel, one OF
the emperor's aids, while carrying orders to
divisi III of curassers who were charging
of learning that these two generals and one
hnndrcd and fifty men that we supposed lost
are only wounded, and were found in the
heio, when tile emperor gave orders 20 con-
centrate between EssGng aud Gross Asperu
ON hearing that the bridges of the Danube
had given way.
II he Danube is lowering though from the
continuation OF the heats, ii rise is feared.
from the army IF tie grand duchy Of
IPar8a7v
Alter the capture of the bridge of Cora
the cncmy having abandoned the right hank
OF the Vistula, THO army under the command
OF prince Poniatowski was divided into two
columns the hrst ascending the N,stula to
PuidIw, the other marching to Kock Oh the
l4h Poniatowski entered LublIn and IT,"
next day marched towards Sandomir. Part
OF The army entered zersworski and cut
oft the communication between Lemberr
and Cracow.
Gen. ROzniceski with four hundred caval.
ry took 40 prisoners, comprising major,
and . ether officers also suntry arms, SHOES
and clothing. q
Ponlatowski succeeded in an attack ON
Saudomir which was strongly fortified. The
enemy lost 1000 men killed, 1900 prisoners
twenty cannon aud considerable stores -
Poniatowskfs cavalry extending to Leopold
IS pushing on to Cracow. They have set
Tree 1000 men who had been Unlisted BIZ
force.
On the 14th, Thorn was attacked. 'rhe
tete depont was hot in a state OF defence
he garrison burnt that part Of the bridg,
whlcA communicated with it, and took posi-
ton On the island This movement was
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-01
ST. PrreRsEuRc. MAY

The American government. having sent
Mr.. Short as minister TO our court, or our
part Count Fedor Petrowitz de Pshlen goes
our Ambassador to the L. States
Al this period both embassies are thought
to be remarkable and important, asthe COM
,nerCial relations Between Russia and Anie-
RIGA viii be much improved, and AS closer
union of Interests effected themselves
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-14
HENRY Y. CRANSTON & co.
ef No. Is, 11arkef-Square,

No. IS, Markef-Squrre,
II ESPECTFULLY inform their friends
II and the publick in general, that they
have for sale. at their Store, the following
Goods, which they would dispose of for Cash
or approved Credit: viz.-6 hhds. ST. Kits
high Cd, Sd, and 4th proof Rum 10 pipes
Gin, of an excellent quality 8 bags Coffee !;
s kegs Virginia Tobacco /; 90 kegs Ginger !;
chests Souchong Tea so quintals Cod
Fish 1000 lbs Cordage !; IL dozen Bed
Cords SO lbs. Sewing Twine 4 bags Pr
rnento 800 lbs. Loaf Sugar 100 reams
Brown Paper; 90 do Foolscap. do. &c. sc.
Those who are indebted to them by Note or
Book Account, are requested to call and settle
the same. All Orders from their distant Gus
toners will receive punctual attendance.
.Newhorf, .nh,7l %, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-14
JASON SpRAGUE,
O6crs for sale, afhis Store, in Washington.
Sfreet, No. 4,

-
Sfreet, .No. 4,
100 bbls. fresh super6ne Alexandra
and New-York Flour, by the barrel or larger
quantity 1000 W.T.. Cabin Bread 60 barrels
picklsd Cod; dry Goldfish by the quintal or
larger quantity Pork Beef; Rice by the
tierce loaf, powdered and brown Sugar !;
Souchong and Bohea Teas; Coffee Molas-
scs West-India, New England and Cherry
Rum; Wine, Brandy and Gin by the barrel
or less quantity Ginger, Allspice, Pepper,
Cinnamon, Soap, Candles, Starch, negro.hcad,
pigtail and leaf Tobacco; Scgars by the thou
sand or less Quantity Mems and Women's
Shoes Boots writing and wrapping Paper {;
mcrchantable and clear pine Lumber; Hogs
head Shocks, Oars black and brighs Varnish {;
Rosin; few barrels curry Oil. .dtso, small
quantity of Flax.
Which Articles Llay be had on reasonable
terms, for Cash or approved credit, and the
smallcst favours gratefully received
.Nswhou, March, 81, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-14
Benz. & SolononG. Weaver,
HATTERS,

TAKE this method to inform their friends
= and the publick in general, they have
REMOVED from No. 90 to No. 81, nearly op-
posite their old stand, and directly opposite
JAMES MuMFoRp's dry goods storc--whcre
they have just received from Nesv-York, an
addition to their former stock, selected by
themselves, which makes their assortment Of
MEs's, YourH's and CHILDREN's HATS,
as. good as was ever offered from any store in
.NexYloyf, all which they intend to sell as low
as can be purchased in this town.
Aswhora, .41tru l9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-14

TVHAT pleasant situation South Of Brick
j Marked, about 60 feet on Thames
sfrcef, extends about 400 feet west, with small
Wharf There are two large and very COM
modious DwcIIlns Houses, one fronting On
7zancs-ssrees, No. 1917 and l99, with two con-
vrnient Shopsin front the other stands west,
very wen calculated for two families.
-1fso-o Lot Of Land, at the southeast part
Of the town, containing three quarters Of an
acrs Good title will be given.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
.Nszters, Afn! 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-14
FEARING q FglfiNaAN,
Spring and Summer Goods.

NATHANIEL SWEET s co. having
\ y recently returned from BOSTON with an
assortment OF elegant and scascnabie Goods,
hattcr themselves, that with these, together
with their former assortment, they cannot fail
to please those who may do them the favour
to call at No. lo9, 7Hames-ssreef
W p. Their goods being purchased on lib
eral terms, will be sold IS low as at any store
in JNe7yfert. Nay "A.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-14

pectcd that the ENJOYS should proceed, and
would be disappointed IL they 6id not. ;
RI Another fact is, that IrunsientIy asked
one cfthc Heads s-of department whether Efs-
soorfh and Hamiitcn came all the way from
Windsor and Newark to Trenton, to convince
me that ! ought to suspend the mission
JOHN ADAMS.
Qmnsy, Nay lofh, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-14
TERMS
uNeav Stove.p

.MTARTIN FEARING and RICHARD
Ivl FAIRMAN, having formed connex-
on in the Fancy Dry Goods. business, under
he. Firm Of
TEARING = Fsg6fiMAN,
Have taken the Store No. ls4, 7zdmes-sfreef,
formerly occupied by Mcssrs Gardner y
Dean, where they offer for Sale, a general and
well-Shosen Assortment Of India, English and
French GOODS, on the most reasonable
terms
Nssrhort, JAne7, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-14
NEWPORT, RI.


PRINTED AND PUBLISHED ON wEDsnsDAss,
BY WlLLl.alf SI11oNs,s
No. Is, MILL-srRzEr.
TERMS
The paper is printed ONCE week, at dollars a
year, one half ip advance.
Advertisements conspcuously inserted, at the rate
of dollar and 80 cents square, for three weeks
smaller one in the same proportion
Printing, in all its variety, executed with accuracy
and despatch. Orders respectfully solicited.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
a,yHaT THINK lOU 2"

The democrats think they have found full
oroof of the feaeraists having not only sold
themselves but their country also, to Eng
land. by repeating some remarks made By
Mr.. Stephens, in the House OF Commons,
.ludiur to this country. Whenever /, Will
nru,note the cause Of democracy, the DEM
nrrat,c printers represent every thing SAID
mr. done by the British government, or its
members as base aud unprincipled ; not on.
" the laws aud the religion, but even the
nation itself, they say, ought u be held ~
everlasting contempt. But when they lind
any remark which by sophlstry or misrsp-
rcser,s,,on can he enlisted To aid their cause,
however vague 1t may be, there IS none so
wise and correct as these Engiishmen. The
following is the paragraph which IS to con-
,,ct and condemn every fcderalist
/" Atsericg has made use Of this argument
Tar or yade has suffered no damage from The
berlin Decye.s,-ani euen the British party in
America hal not been bold enough IN the face
# sueh open and continued nsrepros entation,
Z, stare how The fact teaiiy seas. Mr.. Pick
zatSc, who had so ably aud justly defend
ed the BRtrrsn CAUSE, lad pos stated NJ
Mr. stephens says there is British par
~ in America. Who are they, and VIII re
are they Does Mr.. stephens know AWer-
leans better than they know themselves
There is party in the United States oppoi
"a to- ruinous end unnecessary war wsth
Eaglapd The federalists have commended
that ii always has been in the power OF our
gpvernme Mt to have honorsbiy adjusted our
differences with England For supporting
ihls doctrine the federalists Lave heen call
81 by the tools and partzans of Jefferson <
S,aaparte, a British party. In this point oil
.Iew Mr., Stephens speaks. As = Mr.
Pickering, Mr.. :: says he has not doae the
"a il.sh Justice IN MS obseiystious.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

RemafkinS upon this subject, the Edior
of the Repertory says, But there is a bare
faced absurdity in quoting the expression OF
Mr. Stephens, for the purpose FIR which it
lad been quoted. that cannot pass unno-
tieed. Instead of showing or implying that
what he calls tie British parry in America,
have really supported the British cause, his
allusion to them is made for the purpose OF
shelving, that they have never, in stating
facts, as to the nature of the Berlin decree,
and its operation upon them, admitted a
circumstance, which he considered of great
importance, in placing the situation of that
country and the measures which its govern
ment were bound to pursue, in its Just light.
lie asserts that Mr.. Pickering, who with
that honesty and firmness, which ought to
govern the conduct OF every impartial legis-
lator, insisted on our governments conform
ing to tile principles of the established law
OF nations, in its controversy with Gre at
Britain-eyen he, says Mr.. Stephens, who
had the wisdom and the Justice and the pat
riolism to do this, had not SAID so much as
he might have SAID, and as he should have
SAID, TO set the subject in just point of
view.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
Mifs HONEYWELL.
D RESPECTFULLY inform. the Ladies a

D RESPECTFULLY inform. the Ladies and
N Gentlemen of Portland and tie vicinity,
that fhe propoles to reiide in this town illort
time, at Mr.. PAINE's Inn.
~ Milf HONEYWELL, is young lady,
born without hands, and with only three toes
on one foot. She is not 70 much iubjea ct
wonder and admiration for her great ingeIui-
~ and elegance in en,broidering flowers fit
for framing, and in cutting with rich variety
and tate gentlemen's watch papers, with the
initials of their names, as for the peculiar fe.
licty of her difpoGtion and her ayle Of COZ.
verfatiod, diffuGng gallery all around her In.
deed, her cheerful and fportively engaging as
peel At once difpeis thcfs painful ienlat,ons
which the deprivation OF her limb, eIciies in
the fympathizing breans OF her vi6tors, which
give place 10 the MOI feicitous imprehons
fefuIting in an admiration Of The unparalleled
good fenfe and cheerful resignation Of this
Young Lady to her peculiar lot, which ihe
has rendered, by her perfevering indullry, fpi
rit and wifdom,a happiness to herfelf and a
very inltruaive and confolatory example, to
the world generally, and to her own fex par
ticularly. She threads her needle aud ties the
knot.
N. B. Large flowers, fancy pieces, watch
papers, &c. for fale by her at the above men,
toned place.
crTo be feen at Mr.. JOSIAH PAiSE's Main
Street, from to l2--from 2 10 S, and from
z to 9-Admitfance IS cents Children half
price, Portland, May IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

wa. in;cn5ed, AID modification cnided. &c
died in eight day.
In Hanover, N. II Rev. JOns sniTp, d.
d prefriTor of lhc Learned Languages in
Dartmouth College whole literary acquire
ments, and particularly his improvements IN
the Learned Languages, are well known to
the public His doctrines, example, and prac'
tiee, habiiually indicate firm attachment to
our holy religion; and his life has been a
continued fcene of eminent ufefulneis. His
fetting fun vas not ohfcured by Jingle cloud.
In his death, civil focie,y and the republic OF
letters have fuftained an irreparable lois.
In June laft, on board fhip Dromo, on her
voyage to California, Richard George Hume
well, aged 10 years, fon of X. Hunnewell,
Efq. of this town. On the Spani.h coat the
fhip was attacked by Spanifh privateer, and
one unfortunate fhot from her put period to
the lives of three of the Dromo's crew: of
the number was young Hunnewell.-The
death of this amiable young man (rendered
more deeply affective to his parents by the
recent lois of his elder brother, who alto died
on foreign voyage) has occaGoned great
lofs to fociety as well as his friends. The ftea-
dy correctness of his morals, his aniable dif.
petition and manners, with more than COM
mon 1iare of manly enterprise rendered hin,
70 promiiing member of focieiy, that COM
miiera,ion for the misfortune of his friends,
muft be mingled with portion OF regret for
the lofs of his talents to the community.
TIE age Of csff. Daniel Bayfitff, udO,s deafb
4pa, i4ossdin our Lsa, -0ss sp,srgy .Plied. H.
ROAR eyed %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

Structures by"h Spectator, on the proceed
inss of the town at the choice of repreienta.
tives, are laid up " in ordinary" for the pref
ent Whatever may have been the motivesof
thofe who were the authors of them, can be of
little confequence now. We believe the OBJ.
jea with every federalift was to fecure the cleo
ton of Federalns; fuch is the cafe. If the
democrats were Gmple enough to fuppofe they
could obtain the election Of two of their can
ddates by voting for four federaliils, il fhows
their caufe is desperate one, and in the part
they acted, were only iubfervens to the uews
of Federalins.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
Pehresentafiucs chosen in Maine.

Rehresentaftpcs chosen AZ Maine.
Hei,on, "A. Greenwood. Wfndhaai, Josiah
Chute. Lezuisfon, Joel Thompson. Vassai-
borough. Samuel Reddington, sAbiel
G stchell augusta. Samuel Howard Dies
den, George Ramsdell. AyundaH, Thomas
Perkins. Saco, William Moody, Benjamin
Pike. Geuge'our, Will m Lee, Lewis
Sharp. Litchfeld, John Neal, - Rob-
'nson. W@ren, Samuel Thatcher. Be1fasr,
Jonathan Wilson. Bueis,ozun, Stephen Pea
body. Bimhia. 'Ebenezer Floyd. Dangsr,
James Carr. IrapJou, Alexander Mill.
kin. Hampden, Seth Kempton. Minst,
- Howard, - Chandler Boothbay,
William M'Cobb.
Not q the idst Legislature.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
FRESH FLOUR.
i5s Bbls. FRESH FLOUR for falc
At No. 2, Long.Wharf. May Is.
BENJAMIN RICHARDSON

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his Cufloners
N and the public, that he fiiil continues to
carry on the COACH, CHASE and HAIR
NESS making bu6nefs, at his Shop, one door
eaft of Mejv Bwsbsm's 7svrvs--He can fur
nih Carriages of any kind a. fhort notice.
ALTO repairs Carriages and HarneGes Paint
ing, ornamenting, and Varnifhing, of fupe-
rior quality, done fr0en.y foe per cent ebesess
than has been done in this town before. His
work will be warranted good, and the flrict-
Ell attention paid to the imallel tavors. -
For Soie-Two elegant cboyss with Hassef
complete ALTO, an aiIortment Of plated aud
brafs Mounting, at reduced price.
Portland, Nay Is, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

y HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that ne has been duly
appointed ADD has taken upon bimlelfthe truth
Of an Administrator on The crate Of
SAMUEL COOLING.
late of North Yarmouth in the county Of cur,-
berland. boat.builder, deceaied, by giving bond
As the law direets-hs therefore requeas all
perfons who are indebte to the faid deceafed's
efta,e, to make immediate payment, and
ihofe who have any demands there on, 10 ts-
hibit the FAME to JACOB MITCHELL.
dP,H26, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
@arrte0,

In Cambridge, Mr.. Eliab w, Metcalf, prin-
ter, 20 Mifs Lydia Stedman.
In Portsmouth, Sd inn Mr.. Timothy Rowe,
Of this town, to Miis sufan Sheafe
In Kennebunk, Mr.. Theophius Hardy, to
Mrs, Abigail Kimball.
In Liibon. on Sunday evening the 7ih inn.
by Samuel Tibbets, Efq Mr.. Benjamin Dole
Bryant, to Miis Rachel Davis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
THE CEN1TE-

It is ascertained, that TWENTY-FIVE
Federal Senators are elected and SIX
TEEN Democratic. Two are doubtful
the votes from Lincoln district not being all
returned. They could not he received after
Saturday last.
In Cumberland, &c. district-the Hon.
LoTHROP LEWIS. (fed.) and JAMES
MEANS, (demo) are elected Senator'S -
One we learn, BY amajority of 4--the other
5. Sharp shooting. -Len'iaei.
A Paden.--The president of the U. S. has
pardoned Gen Bright and the men who with
him resisted the S. Court OF the U. States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

Producing an 81 fo1rns, Uheye the yepyesen-
tation differs ron tia, Of last year, a net jeder-
al gam Of IL jim addition to these fosons, sue
have seen returns from 100 in urhieh the repre-
seatation stands tie same as il did iasf year,
gDhen there qoas federal majority Of ~ IN The
house. The friends TO ths peace. PROSPERITY
and independence Of Massachusetts need not fear
the result in The remaining totuns. There w,H
probably be a federal majority .. J;em so TO
40 in the next legislature
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
CHOICE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On Monday last, the citizens of this town
made choice OF tl.elr Representatives to the
State Legislature. A, the close of the poll,
the result was the reelection by large
majority, of The Former members-yiz.
JOSEPH TIrCOMB,
MATTHEW COBB,
WILLIAM jerks,
GEORGE BRADBURY,
JOSEPH II INGRAHAM,
ISAAC ADAMS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
he Pofmaaef

a T Portland respectfully informs the inhab-
"A i'ants of Portland, thai in future the
Southern Mail will arrive at A M. Sun
days excepted and will clofe every day
Monday excepted ats 80 A. NJ. preciiey.
The Eafiern Mail will arrive At A. M:
and cloie at 80 A. M May Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
Rie0,

In Raleigh, N. C. Mr.. Patrick Conway an
Irifh merchant; inhumanly murdered in his
fore, fuppofed by one John Owens cabinet
maker, who is taken up and confned.
In New London, N. II. Benjamin Wood
bury, Eiq. aged So. In attempting to bleed
him in his arm, the lancet Gguek deeper than
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
BERKSHIRE BANK.

The President and Cashier have adj
yerused in the last Chronicle, that
the report which caused the late depre-
citation of their bills, was wholly without
foundation, and that they know no cir
cumstance in which it originated.
They further say, that Mr.. Dexter has
no agency in that bank.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
CASH givm far Hating fURs.
Portland, May IS, 1900
TO RE LET.

LAIF of convenient DWELLING
II HOUSR, htusted on Nun q sef ALTO,
The Building lately occupied by LAaoaus, (Ba-
kerr having two ihops in front. Agood itapd
Tor BAKER. On feafouahie terms, inquire Of
My 10 jAaiEs NEAL,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

T. ! 6M !. fl6E. ftgf4 ,. .i0l~
DA1, s6s 22d day q biay earrsRf,
at The d4ocllIng-kns 9Th Ja4eriba,
THE following articles, being part OF the
L perfonal enate of Josiah TuekER, lac
of Portland, decealed-viz.
Q teaches, I Soap Kettle,
9 Coolers, Receivers,
2 Leach Tubs, euro,
I oraining Tub, l Ladle,
I Tailow Kettle, A number of Cand'erods
A lot driving frames, doz. Candle. Mouds.
By e,ds, Of tbe Jaass IF Probate 70, re Cou"-
~ 9 Csmbe,iaad SARAH IUChER.
May Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
Houie Ahes.

WAN FED 200 bufhels Of HOUSE ASHES,
for which cath and generous price
will be given, by the fubfcriber at his SOAP.
WORK in K;.g fret.
WILLIAM TUCKER.
Portland, My Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
NOTICE I

TURNED away from the fervice Of his
1 mailer, by reafon OF bis piIfering habits,
GEORGE NUTTER, aged about Is year,,
an indeuied Apprentice 10 the iublcriber.-
This is, therefore, TO forbid al perions harbor-
Ing or truiting him on my account. as will
pay no debts Of hs contracting.
ROBERT Fl SMITH
Po,tissS, Mey 9, 1909. (M 10Y -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
William Goddard.

HAS received by fhips Globe and Hannah
! 4 from Liverpool, an addition to his .soek Of
Hard-Ware Goods,
Which are offer d for falc on the mon favcra-
PsysIdsd ksS, Z. (sfl 'ss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
Bad nezcs for Democrats !

The Federalists of Alexandria, tvirg.
are making preparations for splendid din.
ner to be given to Mr.. MAprsos.
rae committee appointed to wait on and
invite the President, were received with
the most marked attention and invited To
dine. The President accepted their invita-.
t.on.-If Mr.. MApIsos continues to pursue
that co,irse Of policy which he has commen-
cee his administration with, he will receive
the support and appreciation Of the Federal
lists. II is not men but measures, for which
they contend.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
FRESH GOODS.

z STEVENS, has JUN received and Is now
L. opening for faIe at her Ste-e iu fys.
Street, a freih fuppy Of
Fancy q Staple Goods,
fuitable for the prefent and approaching Tea.
Con, A.ly L5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

nj is % 5e hoped the Federalis,s
of Portland md its vicinity wall take
proper notice OF the loh ofJune on
which day, by the independent conduct
of MADISON, our Commercial Rights
are to be restored.