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Juf Publilhed,
FOR SALE BY X. GRAY,
A cELEBRATED ROMANCE ENTITLED
ARAELLINO.
THF RRAVO OF VENICE.

IHE BkAYO Or VENUE.
Translated from the German, by M. G.
Lewis, the we'll known author of the Castle
Spectre, Monk, ssdelgitha, &c. sc. Price,
handsomely bound, enc dollar--the English
edition sold at one dollar seventy FIVE cents.
What black Musician conjures up this henda
What, do you tremble, are ye all afraid
Alas, blame ye not, for ye are mortal,
And mortal eyes cannot endure the devil
Avaunt, thou dreadful Minister of He'll
49,. 9s RICHARD III.
In Justice to this excellent Romance, we
need only remark, that the Grand Dramatic
piece, which for several seasons past drew
such full houses to our theatre, is founded on
the same subject, as translated by Dunlap;
but the acknowledged superiority Of Lewis's
writings or TRANSACTIONS in tie Romance style,
being so far superior to any other Of our me-
Gern authors, leaves encolnium unnecessary
with the publishers.
: NoTE. Five editions of this Romance were
sold in very Short time, after publication il
London--itis dedicated to the Earl Of Mora,
by Lewis.
8 June 7--2l
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AS the cherry season is approaching, and
the subscriber has for many years past expe--
rienced depredations on his farm at the mouth
of Hunting Creek, this is therefore to fore
warn all persons from trespassing in any
manner on said farm, as he is determined to,
take notice of those who do.
James G. Wet.
West Grove, June la-l3. cost
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Fan quis Of Wtite Devils. The viceroy OF
Canton is commonly distinguished by the
name of 7oAn Tack, which is by some sup
posed to correspond with his title. He IS
considered as very great man and Is as
inaccessible as the Grand Seignior, inso-1
much that admiral Drury could not be per-.
mitted oappear in his presence.
Precedence, Il. 4 Gaz.
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For Sale or Rent,
THE WAREHOUSE AND WHARF
Attached thereto, now occupied by the sub.
scribel---It will be sold on credit OF ones
two and three years. Ifit cannot be sold Will
lease.it on moderate terms for five years. y
also, FOR SHE
1880 bufhels CORN afloat.
For further particulars at.bly 10
Mordecai Miller.
June 20, wy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
D.eo,

In Savannah, (Ceoryia) goth Sept. capt,
Ezekiel rhurston, of Portland, aged ~.
In Boo,hbay, on the 21st ult. Jonathan
Sawyer, Esq aged 81. b, this grievous
dispensstion Of Divine Providence, the in
h-bitan,s of Boothbay are deprived of a
worthy citizen. and ausctul aud highly res
pectable member Of society.
Drownel-In Cornish. ON the 9th ult Mr.
Moses Parker, OF standish, in the 69,h year
Of his age. In crossing Saco river, lie was
suddenly thrown from his horse and drown.
ed
The number Of deaths in Portland, during
the last month, is 9-of whom were adults
and 6. children.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06

ALL inst. We wish no. to see tits
countr, engaged inan unnecessary war
with France, or submit to outrage on
the part of England. But there IS
strong disposition manifested OF the
part Of the democrats to palliate, or
,a,her not to take the least notice OF
French aggression, and magnify that
on the other side.
MIX. JACKSON.
The negotiation with Mr.. Jackson IS
suspended for the present. 1t is sta
ted that he proposes to make the ar
rangement entered INTO BY Mr.. Frs
Sine, as the hasis Of an adjustment,
provided Holland is considered in the
same light as France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
Jurnpike Notice.

THE proprietor. Of the Tenth New.HAmp-
L fhire Turnpike Road, are hereby notified
TO meet at the Dwelling houie of Capt. Etc
ar Ryfs,aoi. Oh Nafh and sawyer's Location
on Wednesday the 9th of December next, &c
one o'clock p. NJ. for the following purpo(ess
viz
III. To chooie Moderator to govern faid
meeting.
I'd. TO choofe Clerk, Treafurer and Di.
rectors, for the enfuing year.
Sd. To vote iuch aifeiinents as may b
found necefary.
s.h. To examine x fettle all accounts thas
may be exhibited.
5,h. To max { fitch alterations in the By
Laws, az may be found eIpedient.
Given under my hand at Lancafler, this
25th day of 0so5.,, A. D. 1909
STEPHEN WILSON, Clss1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
Three Hundred DolIarsReward.
Extremely Lutsys,eng to the Pubic.

THE Patensee of thofe much celebrated
4 B.liow PHI, called and known by the
name Of :: Or. LIR's (Windhsm) BILLIous
PIILs," 10 under the diiagreeabls necefisy Of
making known to the Public, that many fs-
vios Pills, bearing his name, are in circuis-
ton in the New-R England States, more partic-
ulariy in the town and vicinity Of Bolton =
One John Croiby. Of Abby, IN the State Of
Mzfachufetts, has had much to do IN c,reulA'
ting tbofe spwisw Pis. Dealers ia Medicine,
and the Public at large, will do well TO be on
their guard againA HE impoGsions in future.
Thin Croiby is not furniihed BY me, or my
agents, with my genuine Plls, but has. tor
fome time pan, been in the habit of making
and vending Pills. as, and for my Patent Bill
ious Plls-Some others have been conducting
puch In the fame manner. A ftri6 inquiry
Is now making ~ to the(e fA<fs. and the effen-
ders, whoever they may be, that have been
thus impolpg on the public, az we'll ~ on
myfelf, hsll be profscuted to the utmolt exc
tremity of the Law. 10 pu, flop 70 this nefa-
rioas practice Of impoGng on the Public, by
offering thea fpurious Pills bearing my name.
hereby offer . Reward of THREE HUN.
DRED DOLLARS, to any perGon who will
detea and cenviel asy pcrion'or perfons ma
~ -, -. p..s,:. ~. ~. ~ n.rfe.sstv f,cure
.,.;na tneh ;an"s,;oy. !, E,,ur. thew ara
.ss-,;s.,..' ~. >. .tss.,,s ,h., s.ch Ril ~ ri.
r.a;oa. .!,s:ss as.o,n,,,v gcnu;re B;llou,
p;,i. !. 800 I, myf.l, - NV own hand
wr;,;o. - eo,,1,.rfsr which would b
Esionys ' y
re- -.h,, -.,u o,,, po,;r.. hi. 70.
..l r.. ..,.,,a 49,. \. IN oofsa .,o. hx
rc..,..s.!...s :. \, !. - \. rrsf,,n,sd ,h.s
NJ ..s ,- 's :. :. ,hs h.ra;hood 70 forye nv
~. - 80 n;,,. 80 NJ, s.a;on.
IT.. r,...!,,,. p:,I. A.. ..roro,c;.a ~;,h Al.
a.: Ps..e = Is .s s s..ss... - ,h.r,
.y~' ~ :. -
E.S.-n 81. NV. h.ss w..sea upon bv an
80. s:,...
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
o REMOVAL.
Iohn Bailey, id.

JOs'A - -
HAs lrnovro from his late flasd TO the
a fhop Zone door above) in the building
lately occupied by Jsissb Lsvh. Fan srRssr,
at the Ggn Of the GOLD WArca-wi,ere he
carries on the
Click and Wateb. Making B1yins6,
in its various branches, with faithfuluefs and
difpatch. ~ Clocks and Watches repaired,
and warranted TO give fasisl4ttion or no pay
will be required.
He has jult received and now offers FOR fale
on the moi reafonable terms general abort
ment of Ladies
Leather and Horace SHOES,
of the fra quality. faiial'e for ths feafon.
Thofe who with to pureh.fe by the dozen,
can be fupplied at prices which cannot fail
to give fatisfsStion.
P"aass. Nae :, 1902
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
e ~
JuR Received and far Sac at
S. PATTERNS BOOKSTORE,

A GREAT variety Of new Publications,
"A among which are the following, viz.
New-Englaud Biographical Dictionary, by
J. EIIiet, d. d. the American Biographical
and Hiitoeical dictionary. contaising the
Live. Charaelers, and Writings, Of the mon
eminent perfons in North-Anerica Curran's
Speeches; Romanss. Of the Pyrnees Orig.
inal Poem Antdo,e 20 the Miferies Of Hu.
man Life; CGlebs in Search of Wife /;
Workmaa's Enay; Child of Sc Fathers, &c.
Observation-Disclosures for 1910, viz.
Farmers, Lows, and the Poor Clergy
mans, by the grofs, dozen, or Jingle.
AIfo--A few TICKETS, QUARTERS and
EIOHrHS, in ths 6th Ciafs Of Hssfsix B,iese
Lottery. to draw the 10th infant, the only
one TO be drawn this year.
Poyfissd, Nv. 6, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
Sbipping J|nteligei,ce.
PORT or PoRTxAND-lsos.

Friday, NeV. 5.
Arrived schr. Phunix, capt. Z. Greedy,
20 days from Demarara. Left there, ships
Hermoin, Hopkins, Saco; George, Green
ough, Portsmouth Hercules, Hawkins,
Saco briggs. Dolphin, Tilton. Portsmouth |;
Sally, -, do; Hope, Slillman, Norwich.
<Conn.) Bin, do schrs. Hamilton, Libby,
Portland Sally, Williams. Newburyport |;
Nancy 4 Harriet, Hunt. Prospect Rising
Sun, Jackson, Gloucester; sioop Orange,
Whipple, Nantucket
Same dv-Arriyed schr Bee, cant Nor.
rison, from the West. Indies.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Oct. 90, arrived u. Providence, (R. IL
slip Mary-Ann, Russell, Is days from Liv-
there Sept. Is, William, Carl
ION, of Wiscassett; ship John and Adam,
Knights, for Portland, Sailed in CO. with
the Vigilance, for Css'inc off the N. West
BUOY, was boarded By boat from ship HUI
ron. rarnl am, 20 Gays Il ON Bath
frigs Mere tor, Jones, of Portland, Cor
New YORK and Hannah, Ring, Of Ports
b, Tor plilad. sailed from \ istol 1st
u.t in co WITH thu Amity, arrived at PHI
lade iphia.
I. E al Tobaee. Sept. %. brig from
Sacp, wlli lumber, sr. oil the port, and
sold. but while the CAPT s,as on shore, the
trg fell to lee ward, and c,a,ld M, gain The
prrl araiu Markets at Tobsyo vary good
Cor ail KINKS OF American produce IN corse-
quence Of the receipt OF our non intercourse.
. Sal, provisions and f,l were allowed TO be
landed.
A Hrmr--uf tie name of Priam Pease,
was cruising out OF the port of St. Martins,
in Sept. last, in an open host. of about 5
tons, and captured every vessel he could
fall 10 with. An American ship and sclr.
were lately taken by him, sent into st
-Iartins, plundered and condemned, aud
their cargocs sold. Hcis native of Mar
tha's Vineyard, (Mass.
The following is an excellent illustration
CT well knowa fact, that the general ten
dcncy of currents in the ocean, is from tn :
East towards the West
COPY
[" Neptune, ST. Johns Roads, Antigua,
!. June 90, 1902.
SIa--As the enclosed letters, picked
up in bottle, on the wind ward part of the
island OF Martinique, on the 18th ef April
last, tend to elucidate the state of the cur.
rent in the Atlantic Ocean, l enclose them
to you, with reques. that you will be pleas
ed tn make the circumstance known to the
Lords Commissioners Of the Admiralty.
" The bottle appears to have been thrown
overheard by the Princess Elizabeth Pack.
ct, going to the Brazls. on the oh of Sept.
1903, in lat IL, as, and long. IS; and it
must have been carried about two thousand
and twenty miles, in two hundred aud TWEEN.
ty-four days. which gives niue miles per
day, on west course. am, sc.
lSigned) "ALEx. CocnRAxE.
Hon. w. w. PoPK."
Several losers were found in the bot
tie, addressed % indiYiduals.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06

The late "GREAr MAN."-A late
biographcr of Mr.. Jefferson, says" it
is true, indeed, that he has been great
in one or two particulars-he has been
a great demagogae, and be has been a
great Ayfoerife."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
IO,JN FRANCIS,

AA/R- DXEooGh,
OFFERS his fervices 10 the Cisxeas OF Port.
" land. in the liae of his protection, a. Cav
basvS Cs,s1.
Mr.. FsAscp has had the honor OF oihc'at-
ing az Hair Drsder, 10 Js,s~s Bssapss's, du :
ring his relidence in tina eountry--and pa
ticularly whit paying his aidrefiss to Mis-
Psaslfss and was no doubt ,nitTunentsi IN
his fucceis with that lady, by his hyperion ex-
ceIlence in the Art Of Dseii-g - Sss vs'bs~
ssPissa."
Pssfiss5, Nov 6, 1890.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
DOCTOR THOMAS.

LAS removed to Pln5- Street. iu,o the
"a heufe lately occupied by Mr. Thomas
Brck, where he attends to all sals in the va
riou, branches of his protection.
PsvsIsn5, Nv 6, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
f. GREELY,

IT bi 0fa, E6-Ssvsss,
LAS for fale, s cheifs Souchong, $ chefla
II Hyfon-l<in, 10 chefs Young Hyfon,
5 chefs Hyfon, and 10 sheIts Bohea TEAS
all of the ira quality. aud
20 pieces Ravens Duck.
Nov, 6,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
Tortoife Shell Coombs.

WILLIAM MLELLAN, JuN. has JUN
~ opened haadfome sformen. Of
Iorteif Shell Hair-Ceambf,
which he will fell cheaper than can be pur-
chzfed in Bottom.
He has on hand . large Aftermath Of
MUFFS and 7IPPETS,
for fale cheap. In order to accommodate pur-
shsfers he will difpofe Of Tippets feparassly.
Few Bear Skins, drefed
A few genuiss kk0IAsH HATS
a number Of Bbls. Rufetin APPLES
Lil<ssys--A few tierces Sperm. OIL
Nv. 6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
@arrie0.

In Newburyport, Andrew Greenwood,
Esq. Of Bath, to Miss Ann Harrod, Of the
the former place.
In this town, Mr.. John Child, TO Miss
Mary L. Blanchard, daughter Of capt Seth
Blanchard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
Tie Wasb arriued.

The U. s. sloop of war Was,, has arrived
at Newyork from France, with presumed
to bs important dispatches for our govern
meot--Rsmor says she has bro't the bones OF
a new treaty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

John JOHNSON propoiss to open School /,
a. foon IS twenty tchoIars ihall offer, to
be rellricted to thirty. For further particu-
lars, enquire At the Portland Bookitore.
~, e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06

CAME into the iaclofure of tie fubfcribef.
~ ON the esd ult. a MARE, about ~ years
of age. The owner is de6red to prove prop.
erty, pay charges, and take her away.-Ap-
ply to JOSHUA LIBBY, Jsn.
Sss,5srsseB, Nsv. s, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
ing J;

together wi,han aHortment Of TRIMMING.
fuitable for the fame-which will be difpoles
of On the mon reafonable terms.
Psvtiasd, Nsv. 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
Exhibition and Bal.

AR. PARKS respectfully informs his
VI friends and the public that has ExHi-
BIriON and BALL will be on Wsi.g.e,
Evsairg, f6s J5B inf to commence precite'y
At halt paif liz O'Clock.
t1- Tickets of ambition may be bad of Mr.
Parks at the Hall, OF at the fore of d. Bill -
Go. Filth Street. PsesissS, Nee. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
SLOPES.

CAST and Sheet Iron SHOP and CABIN
- STOVES. and FUNNEL, for fale at the
Store of NATHANIEL CROSS, near Muf-
iey's Row.
Ays-The PANoPIlsT, aud MISsiONA.
RY MAGAZINE united.
lssssssd, Nev 6, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
NOIEE.

NOTICE is hereby given, THAI the fobleri-
~ bers have been duly appointed EIeeu'
tors of the Eitate If
ZRBULON SMITH,
late Of woolwieh, in the county ut Lincoln,
woman, deceafsd, aud have uoderfaseu that
trua by giving boad, as the law direct' ~
pedons therefore having demands sgann the
el,a,e Of the dcceafst, are deGrei TO exhibit
The fame fer istlsmsnt I; aud all isdehied 70
fad eilate, to make immediate ssymsnt.
ISAAC SMITH, r.
zEguLON SMITH,
W,,!,saI o. :, lsgs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06

sr,HE fubfcriber hereby gives public n'iie,
to all concerned, ,hat he has been du'y
appointed and has ,aken uoon himlelf the uass
of xdminiflratsr on the eitate OF
PETER cgocKETT,
late of Corham, in the county ct Cuuhsr-
land, yeoman, deceaied, by giving bond ~
The law direets--He therefore re4ssiis ="
persons who are indebted 10 the hid De-
ceafed's eftate, 20 make immediate payment.
and shofe who have any demands thereon, ~
eAhibit the fame to
oa. &c, 1909. tNs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06

Thursday, the 7sh day of December
next, is appointed as day of Public
Thanksgiving and Prayer ;hrougaou,
the State of Vermont.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06

r.,Hg fublcriher hereby gives public no'ics
l 70 all concerned, tl.al The has be~n fiu-
" appointed and has taken upon hslie 'hs
,,,,fl ~ Adm;niilra,r;x on the efia'e OF
ELISHA MILLS,
late Of Portland, in The county of Cumhe'isnd.
trader, decealed, by giving bond as the Law d.
reas--she therefore requehs al persors va"
are INDEBTED 10 the laid deseaiea eV ATE, 10
make imnse;s'e psyusen'; sud thee ~
have any ismauds ,hason 10 sxhi>h ne
tame 70 ,aAI' "'a-ss'
c.ssia ls, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
SAMUEL WATSON.

ospsfss Mr.. Enoch MouItons Jrspalsys Sisp,
Flss-STasrr,
A CQUAfNTs his friends and the public,
a tha, he continues to carry on the
Tailoring Bulneis,
in the molt fAllaouablc and expeditions man-
ner
He has JUL received from Bottom, fnail
afortmeat Of fashionable fuperdne and COM
mon
B,oadtlotbs, CsGmeres and Nse-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
;eftlano,
Mondlg, nsoyember s, 1909.
Fraace ~ .dqstyi0.

Fringe u .d4sv1a.
The latest accounts from the North
Of Europe, are received by an arrival at
Newyork, frem Amsterdam at wl:ieA
p,aos il was reported, Sept. IL, that
peace had been concluded hslween
Fraose snsi. .Austria OF this event
there Is holiin:5 s.iiciai, on the con-
trary some accounts mention the pro-
liability ola renewal of hostilities. The
Austrians continue recruiting in tIosc
provinces which are not occupied by
the French. The armistice has ben
prolonged Is days.
An instruction against the French,
has again broken out in the Tyrol.
Since the death of Schelt, the Tyrol-
csc are commanded by Hoffer, who
sets the authority and force of Bona
parte at defiance.
Russia.
The unbounded ambition of the EN-
peror of France, in the subjugation of
most of the powers on the continent of
Europe, it appears has had some effect
in exciting the fears ofthe government
Of Russia. The Emperor Alexander
does no, appear quite well pleased with
Bonaparte's division of the plumber
Another consideration may give him
alarm. On seeing all his neighbors
subdued, he has too much reason to
fear that it win be his turn next.
Spain.
BY observation-disclosures from Spain, it
does not appear that any important e.
vent had taken place of late. The
French force in that country are suf-
6cicntly strong, not to fear any Often
sive operations on the part of the An
glo-Spanish army. The H. Quarters
of the English were still at Bajadoz, &
80 situated as to be secure Of retreat
to the sea coast, in case of necessity.
The 6nal subjugation Of Spain to the
power of France, is an event but little
to be doubted. Of all the military OPP
erations undertaken by the British du-
ringthe present war, none have proved
20 totally abortiye as the late Expedi-
ton to the coast of Holland. Antwerp
was intended as the principal object Of
attack. but the force was unable even
to reach the city. A greater par; Of
the force composing the expedition had
arrived in England. Walcheren is the
only place in possession of the Eng
lish, and here sickness was making
such ravages among the troops, that
m abandonment of this was speedily
expected.
Russia g Turkey.
Accounts from Turkey state, that
the latter have been generally success
hl in their military operations against
the former, particularly before Ismaii.
United States and Ir4nce.
In consequences Of some propositions
made by the French goycrnmt Mt, Gcl;.
Armstrong has left Amsterdam and
returned to Paris. The knowledge OF
this circumstance was furnished by an
arrival at New York, and Immediately
democrat writes to his brother wise
acres in this town, that new treaty
was negotiated between this country
and France. But the fact appears tina,
the reference to treaty related to the
negotiations going on betwixt France
and austria. The ssipulations of the
treaty already in existence between
France and the U. States, and which
were made and agreed TO by Bonaparte,
are as favorable as we Can expect. Yet
he wholly disrcgards them. and in vio-
= -. = a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06

Tickets and Quarters
IN HaJf.n Bridge LsttA,, which commen-
ces drawing on Saturday ssxs, for fale By
ISAAC ADAMS.
Posiiaai, Nv. 6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
FRESH GODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN.
Had Of flg- shssi.

zIF11 y TT,
LAS JUN received an erenhve siionnen.
ct frelh
SE1SONdBLE GOODS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
A Houfe is Wanted

IN a central part of the town. fuifa5Ie for
. fmall family.-For further particular,
apply At this Office. Nss. o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
- yosrpH RAN otyp ,.n.;r. =.

- JOSEPH BARBOUR, remains Il the
above Store for the purpofe Of collecting his
Debts Thofe againl whom be Gill holds
Dsnlauds, are requeiled to call Immediately.
il they with to fave Expeuce.- Forbearanes
cannot Ian forever.
Nsvsstsr 9. NE)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06

nf de la.efl In pottalions--among WHICH ase,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06

rwiIled and Diagonal
SAR5NETT5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
QUEENS CLOTHS.
No. 4, Lussars R-v,

PELEIcR FLANNsLs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06

I bale Of BLANKETS, of an excellent quail
ity, aud very low; afiorsed fxom s. to li-4.
Every article Of the stSove Goods will Ls
fold on the very lowell terms Tor Cab.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-14
BY TIE LAST MAIL.
BALTIMORE, Afrg Il.

lessrdsy arrived at this port the Spanish
y SaSun,a, ferara, in II days from Ha-
una BY this arrival ne learn that meb
SERIOUS nature threatened the repose Of,
az place, but had been quelled by the
N, nterposition OF the governor and
|s ss who acted from motives OF personal
,s The mob Was composed Of blacks
= ,,1s areSs ofthe populace set on by ac-
i. Il 0eaind the scene, TO be revengcd on
IS, ) ,.psaceaole French inhabitants ia retail
S.s lOr the disasters in Spain. In quelling
,.S ulnuit several lost their lives. An at
s,i. % massacre the French at the TIA
~ vas to be made at the sa1le time.
\, consequence of tbs affair business for
! ~ n 9 nree days was at a stand at Havan-
mt, cue Governor had issued his proclama-
dn. .'ol0oirg an assemblage IN the streets
s,o M ), man four persons. The ring!ead-
MI /, y pis business have been seized, who
a. s9ost 200 of their deIuded followers,
re,. .asarI Grated in the dungeons. The
sc,s,sig Which had been piundered is re-
nsua,,; ~. he negroes arc aeeing to the
Gsugra1,I 4s,; and the military in pursuit -
Dor 49,, !" hkinson and suite arrived at tha
Ul.;,sa' \ ms Passage TO New Orleans in tn,
|aa WA S.ates brig Hornet, from Charles
rss,s s' ~ vessel brought the news of til;
af,oSs q . TIE embargo. Flour was plenty
sas !, ;, e to IS per bbl. Colonial pro
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50 shamefuily assailed his opposefs. En-
ragged at the failure Of his plans to anui1i-
late the infrmous islanders, le angrily turn
ed them his back, and barbarously revene-
npon priests old men and children at Ma
Grid his disappointment. So certain was
he OF victory, that in an intercepted letter
to the emperor of Russia, Of the 9th Of
Dec. he declared that before Alexander
read it, the $4,000 Britons IN SPAN had
ceased to exist
/" As to his authority in Spain, it is appa-
rent that he is obeyed 0nly where he has
force enough to command obedience, and
that 10 all places, Instructions accompany
the departure of his soldiers. Every where
his perhdy inspires animosity, and his cru.
elites excite excavations. As he will be O !.
bliged to garrison all the sea-ports, forts,
strong passes, aud popalous towns, he must
keep in Spain at least $4,000 men, ut the
er9ence ef France. Spain, exhausted as she
is, and deprived Other colonies, will long
continue an impeachment, instead OF an adj
vantage to the gigantic projects Of this un-
principled usurper; who besides has many
serious obstacles to remove, before he can
master the southern part of The Spanish mo-
narchy."