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and the stamp sct, to expire s1st December
/ nexf, owing 70 the late events IN the assem-
bly,, Will be attended s-ith many serious IN
eonvstiisnces, particularly the latter; this
acs brought about 5000 cash, monthly, into
the cnsst, and on Its expiring, ali holders
OF stamps csasgo TO the Receiver General
az si'cistan 'leir value in cash.
On Wednesday last, Mr. Perry laid be-
fore the EoAss, a statement ofsthe duties
paid on the importation OF new negroes,
from the yearsl795 to March last, il a.
mounted 10 the suinsof 5l4,Oo5L To pro-
vide tur tic less d ph;s revenue, the new
duties on Americans rodnce, on American
tonnage, on tea and oa imports. from Great
Britain and Ireland were intended. II the
American embargo Is soon raised, the two
hrst 1nentioaHa dates will be lossa to the
first crowd Of them.
A a meeting OF the commissioners Of
account held Oh FRIDAY, the following reso-
buttons were unanimously agreed to: That
IN consequence OF the proro8at.on, il was
on Of the power OF the committee to PRO-
vide for the Subsistence Of his na;esty's
troops after the 91st December next no.
tice to which effect was sent 70 bis gracc tie
governor. 10 direc; the proper agent to
diHpost Of all provisions, &c. for tie sub
sis{ence Of the w!.itc troops, that nligElt re-
main on haneion toe @tst OF December, and
to pay the proceeds ipto the hands CT tie
receiver general sor the use Of the sut.ic
They also resolved 1hst tk@y would not
raise any money by way Of loan or other
wise, Cor the Use Of the public, uaeh ti,c
next meeting OF the assen5ig.
accounts from Lima, BY The way Of L'as
to-BcEo, STATE that the influence Of BONG
rarte hsd 50 completely taken possession OF
the ricegroy Oh tt2t province as 70 induce
him TO eefi,ce every snark OF disioyatty to
his country, sd prevent acr,i;nand the Tn
frorrbeiug proeiai,ned king. The loyaiin-
haHitapts, however, soon brought .1ini 10 i
proper ssns@ OF his dutJ, by asserting %
the number OF three or Jour thousand, in
the vicinity oi. his palace, all secretly arm
ed and declaring that Without king there
should b4 no yice-roy. Fearful OF lis life
he arriod. cheh wishes into execution, and
las since rcfnaiped from exterior appearsn-
ces, disposed 20 acquicsce In ttlcIr mca-
sures.
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xss, compliment, / protest with the ,itnioM
sincerity I think them equally entitled to
them
The house does not sit G.gain to-day.
Apropos-fs not the majority aware, that
by thus sitting all niShs they are initiating
the practice Of an odious assembly OF tho
most hateful Of al governments--thc Inn
perial Parliament! This Is certainly
. weioh:y matter"
Hajt past IL, Saturday.
Nothing done YET Of consequence.
We understand letter is in town, from
Hayann2, dated 18th uit. which mentions,
that the port has been closed TO American
supplies, end shat avessel. then there, Yves
reiased permission to unload. rkis prohi-
.,itioa was aia ar tie instance Of the people
OF Vera C.uz, who proposc to supply the
island themselves.
CNofM An'er.,)
Yesterday the Legislature proceeded by
Joint ballot Of both hous IS 20 the srpoirtmens
ottwo Members Of the fIlTy Conncii or Coun-
Gil OF Sta;e. &c supply tie vacancies OF !ohn
Guerrant and aisXonder Mskes, Esqrs. VINO
were eon:titu.! onaily removed, and WAC
cate heir seats on tbs Isl day OF May next.
On counting the baliofs, there appe AIRED
majority of votes in faysr of Dr. ~ m, B.
ss:tiy, OF Anheist, and Dr.. James Jones, OF
Nostoway. P&~gtiaa Gazette.
Extract OF letter from Kingston. (Jamaica)
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Ness. Quincy . pharrl,

Hess. aincy q pharr,
Sc 5 r,,enier, Alexander AID Dana
s. on 0a ssSor 81, and Messrs. Nelson,
.sasS y - 10 and Nicholas against that
;'ricii , ;''@s Qnincey and GARDENER de-
has. Iassss saiemn belief that the bill con-
Ellarsa uis'. .s,,lss il direct conflict with the
lti1ss PIN 50, zs,ss--;hat they were aslSi-
l5essy . an opportunity to discuss those
prs =, u. but thar the late hour ct the
|fi'sip PA ,he exhaustion produced BY an
'p',en hours sitting totally d'squalas :
FlSnl''h om dischafging ne daty at that
Fhtn ..h,sa thry owed & hsireonstltuents.
Ear@ " tore aspe.slel, not ONLY to thel,is-
'ss sbe li6sraiity Of the majority to al
- announcement ot one day, before the
E'9 :. ZION Was taken on the. passage OF
'al s. This was, however, refused
Pc 80 THO a,.gstiion was taken b. ayes as'd
'''' :, $ ,,alti.ss, and lost--ayes s. noes
AZ. ..a'S e. {. vas orxleredto be read on fr;iay.
:, a,ss..8n a.osewhc;her fri'a1Y 'yas t9-.7a :;
! !. s..,srr0rp. [Itrvss now f''lday-llaii.
: - ~ AM i was determined that Is.
a. =. Pr !, aud the bill was read third
me. ,.:o.,. f,o,,, sT~. 151s-
e. - a,,,.s,;oa was taken by yeas and noes
. ss ~ r. bblj;, psss,n and carried a5'es ~
ross Y. ,s 80 s;x !, the
nor,,e ! 4; ;oursed til Saturday.
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WASHINGTON, LarxayY 6.


after sitting until O'Clock this morning,
the majority in the house Of representatives.
succeeded in passing Mr.. Giles's bill FOR
enforcing the embargo,with various amend
ments. The unprecedented e1ertlons made
10 carry this bill through the house, 81 ct
qrmis, aud the time OF its adoption, exactly
correspond with the extraordinary and IN
exampIed provisions it contains. Even at
two O'clock this morning, a motion TO adj
iourn was rejected by a great majority -
They were determined not TO rise Until the
question was finally decided
MT By the clint Of carna!rcscoa,
BIT iaG.tat;ya5Ie teazins.
We'll might Mr.. Dana exclainn, tllat Ct
this rate, our red brethren OF the will
dcrness would certainly make the best le-
g;slators, as they were most capable OF en-
during hunger ard fatigue!
Yesterda,- in the house, Mr. Et'cs made
some very polite illusions, by observing,
when speaking of The opposition to this en-
barro bill, that the Romans had been saved
by he braving OF ;sn ass, by the cackhng OF
oeese, and that Cataliues' conspiracy had
Seen discovered By y *#*#Ss (word not fit
for federal newspaper MI. Liverm0rs
had made some very handsome comments
upon the Roman history, progress OF that
neonlc from state of freedom to that OF
c.espo.isn and he urged III strong terms
the improperly and danger of investing
such extensive power intse executive
Thinking the ins;nuations of Mr.. Ebpss
were intended to apply to him, he spoke
few minutes m reply; after which Mr.. Do
na observed, in that cool and cutting man
ner which distinguishes his satire, that ne
had no doubt the gentleman from Virginia
merely intended tobe witty, and ne did not
know but his remarks were very witty; at
any rate (said Mr.. d. the gentleman Ger
tainlv has the sanction ofasage Tor his wit,
his observations being sta,adans tests, in the
mouth of every school5oy. Mr.. Livermore rs
"a man Of sound understanding and extenslve
literary requirements /: but it would not
be at all surprising, if our exclusiy: repub-
licans, after having laid claim to all the pa,
triotism, should also boast of possessing all
the wit and all the learning OF the nation I.
and although some of saeaa may essssse Il 2
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rneTnN. Dsesmker 50.

v...~.lav arrived, the brig Psoaghtoy,
fs,n uavsnaa, Whence she sailed
s IT, s,b net. Left there, c:asrss. Eidrioge,
~ spa,ash co.5trs, IS daYs from Cael'z
|u;b DISPATCHES. The schr. Sally Barker
Iyl;ssar. Stuart, from Norfolk, pat lnto
|H,vsnna on the Sd, 10 distress, having LOST
E.r bows,rit, al; her water oil deck, and O
tber wise dgslaged. A new governor, &c.
H. Cuba WAS daily expected. No Fosl-
kiye information was known respecting the
khu.sing the por,s o. Cuba against Ame e9l
Cans. Prcv::sians very plentiful and cheap
-four S IS. pork Is, beef Il, &c. Four
|sbips from y IA Cruz, viii. 200 bbis nour,
Ind other articles, arrived these on The 5th.
Decsn1er 81.
The particulars of t'lc upaet:ipg etc. OF
II. sci,r. Active, of Cape Cod, aSth Nog-
lat ofthe refusal ola Marbleheasl captain
i. take Of The crew ]; the saving OF part OF
Ahem By a boat from tie Cape: and OF the
hrui.lcss search Of vessels dispatched 70 hnd
4he wreck, &c. have beer published we
have row the pleasure to add, that tbs tour
Nhntorfanate men left on the wreck, are al
|aredf One of them ( Seth Frazer OF
@'rnnswick arrived IN town Yesterday from
Bennington, and Uniforms, that the cay after.
be Cape. Boat saved part Of the crew, the
frsck drifted to sea, parted AID sunk, ex-
kept the quarter deck upon which they were
borne about eight days when they we're
taken of BY a light skip, the Alexandria,
from alexandria for Wiscassst that soon
Ffer the ship was blown of in heavy gale,
end iismasted and forced to bear away for
Rntgaa, ahere they proyidersially arrived
-nd that the American consul there treat
fd them rith great humanity, clothed and
Obtained the use OF the hospital for them,
eom- Of them being much frozen. The O.
0er three remain at Antigua. Frazer took
passage in a prlv4teer iornallfaS,which was
EF0rsed iato Saonington by stress otweather.
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MAnRID, N2o. l..

M&DRID, N2o. I.
The French attacked cur lines on the p
bro, by Lograno, Lodosa and Levin; the
twos;irst points very feehly. At the LIST point
Gen. nj orcep charged with his whole d;vl-
sion, which was well resisted By riaemen
from Ca;!iz. VINO suffered severely. Gen.
Blake tislodged the eneriy at Zernoza, with
great loss, and pursued them TO Vergara, by
which means the road TO Il.un is CIT Off,
leaving the French no other means OF re-
treating to France but BY Ronoevcllos. -
Fron the ardos OF ouf troops we anticipate
the most brilliant restlEt. They wish for no.
thing more than fora general battle. Such
is the i'npetposity Of The troops that their
commanders find it difficult to restrain them.
Nao. 4. The celebrated Valdes s Count
de la Qaiubariila, have taken the cath as de-
Puties to the central government from the
kingdom Of Leon.
The army Of Ga!l;cia an the 25th ult. az
tackled, and or the 9th continued dislod6iag
the French from all their posts and on the
2sth occupied the position of Durango.
When the post set off the French continued
retreaSing, and our troops pursuing them.
The result OF our arms viii doubtless be
glorious.
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1 oi 5000
4 Of 5000
Of $500
j of 1000
9 of 1900
of 1000
4 Of $50

Besides a great number OF smaller prizes
of 400, 800, 2oo, $50, IS, 50, 20. &c.
Tickets and Shares at the rate of Sir Dell
lars, for sale at r. Gray's Bookstore, whero
a correct check otthe drawings are kept, and
al Tickets sold as above examined freo OF
cxpence.
Warranted undrawn Tickets given for Prik
es as soon as drawn.
". b. Eight days have already been drswn,
and the wheel has gained upwards OF s0s1
dollars.
January g.
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Translated }sy the 1usrcaat;le Advert;ee,.

ARAasJTUEz q 2T, ~ s
General Palafox, a member Of tie Cen
.tral government, and the Couat Montejo,
are gone 10 Catalonia to review the troops
and ground, and to make the necessary dis
positions for the defence ofthe country asd
tie expulsion OF the enemy.
The central government have deeresd.
that each vice-,oyalty,of which there are s.
ntsSSouth America, shall send two depusle5
to the general government. They have al
SO directed that their President, Count ifio-
rida Blanca, shall have III his service the
royal bodY gaanls-
The Marquis de Ia Romano has sent Vii
lacasgiin into Vittoria, to take command OF
the 5000 men who arrived from the Baltic
and la;.,.esl at ST. Anaero, and to form
pr. of the army OF Gen. Blake.
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CATALoNrA, Oct. 81.

We are endeavoring to concentrate the
army, and particularly the line at BARGE
Iona, from whence persons Of the first re-
spectability assure us that the head quarters
are about to be removed to Servia, a mile
and a half from Barcelona, still more to CON
fire the French, VINO it is said are much d.
vidcd amongst themselves.
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THE
Charitable Marine Society Lot
tery

Recommence. drawing this afternoon, at
three o'clock. The first drawn blank will be
entitled to two hundred dollars. The capital
prizes remaining in the wheel are
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LISBON, Get. &c.

The array now raising by the regency Of
Portugal, for the defence of this country,
consists Of 1o0,G4 infantry and 7425 cavat-
~, besides regiments OF artillery.
Arrived, British Letter Of NIa-que, brig
Henry, Hanna, ri days from Malaga. Left
no Americans ii, Malaga. On Sunday 90
leagues from Sandy ool,,spoke shTtfank-
IAN, from New York for Savann4h. Markets
dull for provisions. Flour 81 per BIZ. Cspt..
II. is the bearer of dispatches from hir. Err
wing, the American consul at Madrid to
the secretary OF state. The ship Lewis ct
Boston, sailed in Co. for Malta, and ne
ship Ann, OF Alexandra, sailed the day be-
fore, for London. A snip had arrived at
Cadiz, in short passage from Philadelphia
in distress.
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tsFRoyA, Oct. 20.

Last week 5000 men stationed at Rousil-
Ion, appointed to protect the coast and 60 to
Bavoane to reinforce hearlny Ct Navarro,
with 600 mountaineers, accompanied by
some gems d'arrnes, most Qf whom were
handcufled, on the second days Journey from
Pcrp:Saoa, mnfinied, cursing their regene-
r,tor i3onanarte, attributing 70 his AMBITION
all their misfortunes, laid down their arms,
after killing so.ne Of the gems d'arrnes ard
liberated themselves.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of a deed Of trust from EPHRArIa
BILLS 20 the subscriber, to secure the pay
lnent OF certain sums Of money to Doug
hss and AstsndcviNe and Joha c. Hunter,
will be exposed to sale, on THURS
DAY, ife 18th Of this month,
ALot Of Ground on the north
side of Duke and to the eastward Of Watc>
ttests, fronting ON Duke street twenty feet,
and extending back one hundred and forty
eirht feet four iachcs. There are on this
last two Brick Houses.
The property VIII be sold on long cree
dit--one hundred aid fifty dollars in three
months, AID the balance in three equal pay
naents of 9, Is and "a months.
Noblet Herbert. !.
January 9. st n
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TO HIRE,
G 4 u I / q N.

IFORBID al! persons from cutting wood
timber, hunting, riding, walking, or driving
wiz, Wagons or carts, Or committing any
other trespass whatever on my plantation or
lands near Dulafics, In Prince William
county.
John TTilkinlon.
Fairflx County, JAMS. st
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18
L!c0,

In Eaton, (M.l Mr.. James X. Delehay /:
Winle setting at a door With pistol in his
hand il vect oil at half.cock, the bullet pas
sed through the upper part of his thigh into
his body, and he died IN two hours afer
At Eas; .Ando,er, Desc Ebenezer Poor,
aged 73 formerl, of Ando,er, (Mass.)--
Newspaper panegyrie cannot do full justice
TO the character of this pions ami highly
respe cted man. From his early life he had
been serious and practical believer in the
doctrines OF the Gospel. THIS, together
with the powers of bis mind, winch were
above mediocri'y, and his education. fitted
him for stations of usefulness, where ma
conduct was always exemplary. But
The cup goes round.
" And who so arlful A. to Put ii By"
Like tie Apostle, lac finished his course
with JOY" cheertuliy resigned this world,
aud went down TO the grave firmly bellev
ing that He WHO l. "the resurrection and
lie lise," would, in his oan due time, call
forth the sleeping dust to immortality and
glory.
At Topsllain, the 7,h inst. Mr.. Jesse =.
Haley, aged %.
In this town, Mr.. Joseph Mu,nslrs. aged
1o.-Julia-Ann. youngest daughter VI Mr..
Asa Plummer, aged ID months.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18

.scnrt 81 ljsa' ore h; adr.,' Gentlemen
.actTfis Eyeslency OF the Nool#ich
line az Gfae's tavern, and conducted
BIN into Wiscasset. On his entrance
fnio town he was saldled with seven.
teen guns. At hall past three O'Clock
ne partoo< Ct public dinner prepared
forthe occasion. The Hon. &ias Lee,
otiioiated as President, and Adcn Brad-
Jo,d and Jere. Bmte,, Esq'rs. as Vice
prssidents-l'he ,oasts were truly pat
'}o,Ic snd Iiberal-thcy were really A.
nieriean the party was large and res
pectabie. Mr.. +. Tmkham, who pro-
>iled the dinncr deserves great credit
,or the handsome style in winch it was
served up. The hall was decorated
with much ,aste---at one end WIS sus-
pended a large full length portrait of
the immortal Washington, encircled
, With wreath of roses and evergreen !;
at the other a print representing the
Genius Of Liberty and on The side
over the music gallery two elegant stan
aards were displayed.
Before dinner His Excellency eceiv.
sd the congratulations OF his fellow
Citizens, Those who never 5efore had
an opportunity of a personal interview
with Our chief magistrate, were much
pleased and gratifed with his aTability
and politeness. Tho few among the
democratic party, such as the disap-
pointed, malignant and enyious affect
10 sheer at Mr.. GoRE's executions into
the country and ridicule the attention
bestowed upon him by his lellow.ci,i-
lens, we are proud TO notice that the
most respectable of the democrats here,
, although they would not unite in
public dinner, yet expressed their de.
cided appreciation of paying all possible
respect and attention to our worthy
Governor.
His Exce!lency will set out this day
for the upper Nennebec, from whence
we understand he will return to Boston.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18
HOHRID MURDER.

On the 9Th inst. Isaac Davis, Jones Pratt
and Paul Chadwick. (the latter son of the
Rev. Job Chadwick, The Baptist Minister
of the town OF Hvlen, Mel were survey
iLg land in lNsta they were bsrbarously
fired upon b. a set of rusisHs in disguise.
and Mr. Chad wick was murtaliy wounded
he langulsghcd in great pam till the tenth,
when he expired In the interval between
Chadwick's being wounded and his ces th,
he stated under oath that they were first
alarmed by the appearance OF several men
armed, within few rods dlsiance--onc of
them discharged 4 musket and wounded
him in the leg, Immediately upon which
several others were discharged which fell
ed him to the ground. Several of them
then came up to hun (two of whom he kDe w
and exclaimed "damn you, what business
have you here ,'-Da,is and Pratt, who
had made their escape, gave the alarm,
and auumber of met went 10 the spot where
the horrid deed was rerpetrated and found
Chadwick welering IN Ia, blood and help
less on the grounG. He WAS conveyed to
the nearest house, where physicians were
called. bur they co,Ilo afford liule sssis, xnee
the wound being moftsi--lc lansuished
I'LL Slnpia, evening
The dec, a,ed had uniformly SUPPORTED
good character, w. All industrious young
r.au, sGu.ifri son and an nisectionaie bro
tier, and has lei, tender parents, brothers
, and sisters 10 weep over h,s grave and la
meht bis premature and cruel death.
We have received The names Of several
persons who were "a d to DC concerned III
this ahol,Lri ct bur ronc Of the wretch
es have yet eeh taken, tho he officers of
justice ARE IN pursuit Of them. l. ~ 20 be
hoped they viii he apprehendcd and brought
IT, c,ndgn punishment
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ARGUS tiuinrncyy.

The scutrili,y and personal illusions in
the late numbers OF the 1yeus, will pass
with little notice. A, present, other sub
jects, irt9esr'ns to tho Pzbaie, require our
atteati0n. - a-sf
II is really laughablc to see the jail
Bird" who caters for the Argus, prate "a
bout others desc rting the banners of" Gen.
erai Truth ~ Was Cenerut Truth the Jail
6i,d's guide, when he libelled his friend 4
patron, Bartlett Was his conscience TN.
der the control OF General Tjpth, or General
Rgbocyisy, when he was called upon by those
who in principle, as well as Profession, ate
under the guidance Of ruth and sincerity, to
know il he was concerned in the pabiica.
ton Of the Hes and faisehoo9 contained in
the Argus. where he declared. thai he had
no,h,ng 10 do vhh the paper 1--WE recon.
mend to him to read in his bible, the ac-
count dramas aid Sdpbhirc gave Of their
disposing OF their property, and learn the
taie OF hypocrites
As to the publications in the Gazette,
respecting tho Situation Of Americans in
France" they are from the persons them
selves who are unjustly and cruelty detain-
ed in French PRISONS. The servIie tools :
paltizans of Donaparte, i'll the United States,
who stiie themselves Americans, but who
would sell their country Ia tue t,rsnt of
France, will still advocate tie slavish doc
trilie, that the rulers of that country Can do
n, wrong, III pqc5tes Ia religion, will III.
ways be tneoss m politics. II Genersl Arm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18
dfILITARl Pride.

On the 9th inst. the first brigade OF Gen
Kias's Division, commanded by. Brig;-iie-
Cen Waoi, consisting of Col Roger Col
N Coob's aud Col Ihomas' Regiments of
lnian,i, and three companies OF ARTILLERY
commanded by Col Ssavey, me, ut Brurs-
wick. At ~ o'clock the ine was formed
aud the whole we're reviewed by the Com.
mandcr in Chief, accompanied by Gener-
ais King and Wood, AID several other
General AID Field Officers. Alter which
the troops took up the line of march and
went Through 4 variety OF esolUtions and
frings, in a manner which received tie ap-
probation and prslse of the commander in
Chief for tic prompt and soldierly conduct
OF both officers and men. The troops were
dismissed at al early hour, and tae OH sers
met the Governor, and dined in company
with him at apublic Dinner, provided At
Merril's II IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18
FROM LEwIsrOM SEPT. IS.

This day his Excellcncy the Governor
Passed through this town ON his return from
hennebcc to Boston. About thirty Of the
most respectable citizens from this, and
the town Of Lisbon, jealous to manifest
their high esteem for so worthy and illus
trious character, met him on horse back
rs he entered the town, and escorted him
To Reads Ferry. Il was much regretted
fhat his Excellency could not make il con.
Senient to dine in town. AL were much
gratihed with his modest and atfable, tho
highly disnified department. The demo-
Gratis were respectfully invited to Join in this
expression OF respect for the Chief Magis
trate, but they angrily refused. After par
ting with his Excelency, the company re-
paired TO Mr.. X. ID. Hsrris's, and after en-
.joying "the feast of reason and the flow of
SOUL" parted at an early hour, much ela,ed
with the occurrences ofthe day.