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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-19
Notice..

OUCH persons as are indebted to the es.
> tate of ESTHER YARNALL, de-
ceased, either by bond, note, or book debt,
are requested to make immediate payment
to fohn Wdrney and 9ohn 1'orbert, or eth
er Of them, who are legally authorised to
receive the. same. And those who have
claims against said estate are requested to
present them for settlement.
William Warner, EX'r.
Feb. II, 1909. tt
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James Gardner.

his store to the east side of Market-street,
one door above Spackman & Grubbs, (near-
~ opposite the post-ofhce) where he has
opened a large assortment of eleean, Dry
Gooa's among which are,
Blue, black, brown, drab, Marseies cuttings
COZ beau, bottle green, l'ustiaas and jeans
grey, and dark mixed Lutte strings
snpe.tifc cloths Snshaw and Mantau
Catssineres silks
Bennet's pateet cord six & york tan gloves
Coatings and tannels Bandanna and Madras
Forest cloths handkerchefs
Velvcls and constitution Cammci's hair shaws
cords Checlered and striped
Bevereens linens
rs and "A Irish linens Damask shawls
blue & yellow nankeens Russia & elowlAs linens
Wide and narrow cotton Rattincts &bombazetts
cassineres Red & green booking
Chnszes and callicoes baize
Canricls and common Brown hollands
elimities Suspenders
Ca;manooes Un )rellas & parasols
Durant and Jones spin Black sat!.s and flo
ming ren.ines
Cotton and worsted no. Scissors & pen-knives
sery Silk hose
| Co'ored, ehambray ,cam- Gilt & plated buttons
brick, iackanet, null Oil cloths
mil, India, British, Trunks
| book .gurrah ,bafta, & Morocco & kid shoes,
leno Muslins &c. &c.
n. B. Country Store Keepers supplied on the
| lowest terms for cash OF the usual credit.
James Gardner.
Wilmington, March IS, 1907. If
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GRAND LODGE OF DELAW AXE.
A + an election, held on The 24.h day OF
[ \ June lasr, the following Grand Officers
for the present year, were duly elected.
Jesse Green, Esq. Right Worshipful
Grand Master.
The Hon. James Bs9ta, Esq. Right
Worshiptul Deputy Grand Master.
J2ha Patterson, Right Worshipiul S. G.
Warden.
WiAard HaA, Esq. Right Worsiiplui
]. 6. Warden.
Faapard RocAe, Egg. Right Worshlpful
Grand Secretary.
Isaac Stevenson. Esq. Right Norshipful
Grand Treasurer.
Jahn Sellars, Right Worshlpfui Grand
Marshal.
David Robnet, Grand TYLER.
Published by order Of the Grand Lodge.
EDW. ROCHE, G. Sec'ry
Wilmington, July 8, 1909.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28
BALTIMORE, Sept. %.

"A
Arrived ,schr. Hawk, White, as days from
Nessins. Sailed fiom thence ON the 9th in
a with schooners Hazard. Davidson, AMI
Yam, Burberry, for Baltimore ;parted with
he Trim ls leagues E. S. E. of Gibraltar,
and with thu Hazard, in lat. 80, 40, W.
Left no American vessels at Messina.--
Heard that three schrs. belonging to Baiti-
more, were at Fiume. Aug. rs, Gibraltar
bearing N. w. distant leagues, spoke
schr. Brtsey, IS days from krwbusyPorr tor
Sardinia. Sep;. Is, lat. So, big Andres
myiu, from Norfolk ior Tenneriife, out
Hdays.
The Hawk WIS bound to Trieste. Whea
veil up the Adriatic waa spoken by an Aus
tim Imperial brig, informed that it was in
pOsstssio of the French aud biockaded BY
tSe English and Austrians, pu. back, and
arrived at Sicily.
Captain w. informs that the Meditcra-
mean swarms with pirates who acknowledge
no government, and psunder all they tall in
with and then massacre their crews.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28

for resembling their former vote Of thanks
to Colonel Wardle.
1t is reported by the Superior that Bona.
parte had returned to Paris. This is not
likely to have occurred so soon.
American produce had experienced
considerable rise in England, in conse-
quence of the we'll grounded expectation
that immediately on hearing of the rejec-
ton of MIR. Ersk ines arrangement, this go
vernmens would sevive the provisions ofthe
non intercourse.
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I NJ 70 K II Il " T.
= III y 1t = "
NORFOLK, Sept. %.

NORFOLK, Sept. Y.
Mr.. IAcKsoiy.-We Can state upon I'M
doubted authority that this minister is not
vet accredited, and that Mr.. Ersk1ne con-
tinues, and viii continue, to exercise the
functions of minister from Great Britain,
until the president returns to Washington,
when MIR. Jacobson will be received. NO
demand has been made by Mr.. Smith, as to
the objects of his mission.-LsdSgr
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28
CATIONS HOTEL CONCERT.
Mrs. SEYMOUR

Respectfully informs her friends and the
LADIES and Gentlemen of Alexandria in
general, that at the instance OF a few most
Respectable characters, she has been Undue.
ed to offer to their patronage, on Friday the
29,h inst. Concert Of Vocal and lnstru-
mental music, imersp.rsed with serious and
Comic REGULATIONS assisted by Mr.. Jetfer-
son, Mr.. Charnock, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs.
Wilmoi and Master Barrett, (who has kind
" consented to assist on that nlsht,) ara q
full bGnd.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28
PART I.
OVERTURE.

CfER lCfE.
Song" Her Hair 7vas like the Golden
Dew," Mr.. Charnock.
A Masonic Ol;o, or, Female Curiosity,
Mrs. Barrett.
Song" The Hast fhat fights far Liberty"
An entire new Song, composed by Mons.
Pellessierre-the words by gentleman
of Baltimore, Mrs. Seymour.
Song" Cosmetic Doctor" MIR. Jefferson.
Sons Vixen Eduard left his Native
Palms," Mrs. WllMoi.
FINALE.-PART II.
OVERTURE.
Recitation" Alonzo and 1mogene,"
Master Barrett.
SONG Captain Waite and MISS ,R0e,"
Mr.. Jefferson.
New Song ahe Violet Girl"
Mrs. Wilmot.
Sess--" on /! think on my Eate,"
Mr.. Charnock.
.sone-" Lilies and Reses." Mrs. Seymour.
Finale" Mezv Presidents Mar fh." Full
Band.
nP The Concert to commence at IA
tons Hotel at half past Z, precisely--Iick'
cts to be had at Mr.. Cations and at Mr.
Spowden's Printing Ohcs'
6spt ~.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28

..,er ali our good subjects, who will
|:rsy ~ - mr. jov and oar crozsn and after
away ~. 'a5;, Oh in these most distressing
avg .anees. our duty, We exhort them to
iirfuls' s IN ali integrity, their religion and
r . md with signs and tears between the
in, an nJthe altar, to unite themselves with
'ftH m, TO the supreme father OF
10 's ,bat he would graciously be pleased
s 's' = a change in the wicked designs OF
> W. O.rsecutors. Given at our eulrnal
" ol;eal palace this 10Th June 1908.
lPP0''0 Plus POPE III.
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Yesterday forenoon departed this lie,
Mr.. JONATHAN VAUDEVILLE,
who has been a resident in this town for
more than Is years: A man whose mild
ness Of disposition, and suayity OF manners,
cuablsd hiin to pass through this long por'
ton of hua,an life, without Gas it is oelev-
ed his leaving in this world az enemy a.
mong mankind.
His remains will be taken from his late
dwelling house In King street to the Epis-
copal burying ground, this afternoon at
half past four o'cIock--;o his funeral the
attendance of his friends and acquaintance
is respectfully requested.
Sept. %.
Departed this life yesterday afternoon,
after a short il.aess, Mrs. NANCY LIMBO,
The amiablc consors of Mr.. A. LIMO, Of
Sebastian Spring. She has left disconso.
late husband and children to lament the
irreparal,le less OF a truly affrctionale *ife
and the best OF mothers.
The friends and acquaintance of the de-
ceased are invited TO ace nd her funeral,
from the dwelling house OF Samuel SNOW
dln, On tins day at four clock.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28

joseph II. Mandevlile,
Corner Of King and Union-streefs,
HAS FOR SALE,
1000 bash els coarse and fine Salt, by tiR
Oashel and III sacks.
SO barrels Whiskey.
iVoo VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Gosken do. in sasks.
sooo vt, best green Coffee, in bags.
rooodo. White do.
ffreach Brandy.
'amalca, Antigua, Windward Island, and,
ma England Rum.
imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, and Hy-
Ohm Teas, ofthe latest imhortations.
0uSar, best Muscovado, in hog shcsds an
70 Inferior qualities, in do.
moasses, in hogsheads.
oiover Seed, warranted fresh.
lotion, in bales and by retail.
handles, mosld and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
spanish Cigars, Hamilton's and Carrots
~ Nneii, IN bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
ks', Pepper, Allspice, Chewing Tobacco,
! et, Coppcras, Soal Leather, Bed Cords,
fading Lines, Ks. &c.
.dLSO,
pest Superhne Flour, for private families,
p,' rev barrels Corn, and seme Seed Oats,
'ias'er of Paris, sc.
April Il, d
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Port Of Alexand1la.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Self Brothers Return, Weston, 40 days
from Liverpool--brings nothing new.
Brig Economy, Smith, Providence
northern produce-.o the master.
Sloop Roena, Rowland, New. Bedford
do. do.
Eliza, Huntress, Portsmouth, y. H.
northern produce--.o VIM. Yeaton.
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Public Sale.

IN TUESDAY next, will be sold, at the
Vcndue Store, a. half past 10 O'Clock,
A variety Of Hou1ehold and
hchen Furniture, number of valuable
hooks, a Chariot, one Gig and Horse.
PC. Mariteller.
September 2S.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28
PHILADELPHIA, September 25

PHILADELPHIA, September p.
We understand that Mr.. Ersksne, late Bri-
fish Minister to this country, leaves town
to morrow for the southwark. About the
1st Oct. he will have an audience of leave
with thu presiden, of the u. S. who is then
TO be at Washington. MIR. Erskiae then
embarks on board the Africaiue frigate and
proceeds home.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28
N. H IN G. S r ON,
.EAIRlAx-sTREEr,
Hath rxceived. and isno7v otenins an ess0rtne@
Of
:PLAIN & UTtGLASS,
Consisting Of

Consisting OIL
QUART, pint and hall pint eecanters -
common, double flint and cut half pint tum-.
blers plain anG cut wine glasses; cut and
engraved punch glasses, and variety o.
ther articles of cut glass
CHINA in sets; blue. printed table sets;
rejecting and passage lamps handsome
chimney ornaments; proof glasses also an
assortment of excellent stone jars OF oil sl--
yes churns ): milk pans, and pitchers
Ind on hand, a gsne1aL asssrtnaent Of
QUEENS WARE;
Fresh garden seeds timothy seed; red clo-'
yer; burret; orchard grass peruvian grass,
&c. a f=w kegs Of double and treble. r gun
pewder-all OF which VIII be sold low for
cash.
W B. Less Family Medicines to be had
at the same place.
Septembe %. dlw* iawlm
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ANGUS MsKECHNIE,
W1abing to remove from, this place, .ee6ers for
sale,

A Tract Of Land, ituate in the
township OF Argyle, county Of Washington,
state of New York, containing by actual meas
surement s,5 acres. There are on the pre-
misesa good dwelling house and barn, which
cost 900 pounds. Any person disposed to
Purchase will be treated with on liberal terms,
by giving a part of the amount of the pur-
chase III cash and the remainder In goods,
September %. 9e
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.ChLLED
The Way to get Married.
(Irrtten by Mr.. A1oreton, author IF Steed he
Paugh, CureJor the Heart dede, Sc. &C..
tangent, Mr.Cone
Toby Aispice, Francis.
Captain Faulkner, MtKerzle.
Causic, Warren.
Dick DashalI, Jefferson.
McQuery, ,Blissett.
Landlord, Cross.
Shopman, Wimof.
Jailor, Miller. :
Undertaker} Briers. j
Solicitor, Jacobs.
Caustic's Servant, Harris.
fostillion, Master Scrivenee
Jula Faulkner, Mrs. Wood,
Clemen,ina ALL
spice, Francis.
Lady sorrell, Seymour.
Fanny, Miss Petit.
End yMe Play,
Recitation, ALONZO AND IMOGENE,
MIR. AlsKenzie.
Song, Aobedy Coming to Marry Aff,
Mrs. Wiimot.
FEW COMIC. SONG,
as6ady Coming TO Bury NE; or, Secon<
ahheayance Of Miss Eailey's ,Ghost, !.
MIR Jefferson.
Recitation, " Ode to .ame,ieza Frted0m,"
a.. TcDe
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c.. - oftAe Sentence d E.sc0mma-
rIUS POPE VII.

., authority of the Almighty God. and
y y. s,;p,s ST. Peter and St. Paul, We de-
:. vou Napoleon Bonaparte and all your
an 'a,alices Eco operators in the act, which
s' arr now exccuting,to have incurred the
.u,e Of Accommodation; under which
.ur apostolic letters, cotemporansously
s;shed and affixed at the usual places IN
h. civ we declare all those TO have fallen,
w. = .aer the iorcible invasion of this city
n, ID of Feb. 1908, have. committed the
sol.ucrs against which not only our sue
.s.;,r secretaries Of state by our orders, but
!. s. ourselves have protested in two consisto'
" : ,llocusions (discourses) of the 18Th
March and nth of July, 1908: and the
.,ne pepal:ies attaches to all manufactures,
.an,ortrrs, advisers, and all others who have
.yseccntrd themselves, or procured the exc
o,,;on Of the shove mentioned usurpations
~d y;oisnces. Given at Rome at the
church Of S. Maria Major, June 10, 1909.
Plus POPE VII.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-09
0HAIL VERMONT ALL Hall. ~

"HAIL VERMONT ALL HAIL y"
There is most hideous shout in the de-
mocratic wigwam in Vermont, at what they
call their triumphs in the late election such
shout, torsooth, as shook the Internal re-
gions, when the "arch fend" returned
from earth, and reported his success in de-
ceiving our first parents. But change Of
their voices, like that of their arohetytes
is unnecessary, for their piiiful shouts are
nothing more nor less than the dissonsnt
noises and Kisses Of vile serpents aud rep
tiles.
But what cause have they for triumph -
1t is uncertain whether there is choice Of
governor and as to representatives, it is
ascertained that they win not be much diff.
ferent from what they were last year.
But admitting that they had succeeded to
the extent of their wishes and exertions,
they would have little cause for exultation
for they have gained every inch Of ground
by The mere dint ofbribery, oppression and
falshood. In many places, numbers were
deferred from voting on the federal ticket
by the threats Of jacobin merchants and
bank agents 10 uhor, they were Indebted
Few persons, believe, are aware of the in
fuence wlish the Vermont banks had upon
the election. Its poison is as deadly to Tie
cause oflibcrty, and as far spreading, as .hs
U3ss u .1apa FARMsR's MUSEUM.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-09
Trndc 10 Nonfh .Amerfcq.


The ship called the Dominica Pack
ct, has lately returned TO Liverpool,
from South America where. she had
been seventy miles up the river, to the
port Of Para, being the first British ves-
sci that ever entered there. The COM
mander fred salute upon entering the
port, which was answered by multi
ludes of the Inhabitants on the shores
rejoicing and the ladies' from the
windows OF the houses, waving their
hand.erchieis, and exolaiming," Long
live ths English,' sc. &c. On the SUI
percargo Of the vessels going on shore,
he was received with all the pomp oil
an Indian prince numbers of the wo-
men preceded him in grand procession,
strewihg flowers, and every demon
stration OF Joy WAS manifested. In
this fertile country, cows are sold for
five dollars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-09
Ev the Aeails.

Our relations with his NeapOlitan
Majesty, have been supposed oil a very
peculiar nature, VII n he esteens it a
favour TO allow American vessels to
enter when direct from American
ports.
The Ward Elections in Philadel.
phia, have Just terminated. Seven
have chosen Federal Republicans, and
seven, Democrats F; whether Duane or
Snyder democrats, We do not know
they hate each other heartily.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-09

highly fa,isied with the manner in
which this part of the roltion was
defended.
An attack was ALTO made at the
fame time upon 1t. gen. Sherbrookc's
dyliion, which was on the lefr and
centre of the lift line of the Britiih
army.
This attack was mott CALAMITY re-
repulfed by charge with bayonets.
by the whole diyiiion, but the brig
ade Of Guards, which were on the
right, having advanced TOO far, they
were expofed on their left flank to
the fire of the ensmy's battery and
of their retiring colamns ; and the
divilion was obliged to retire to-
wards the original petition, under GOV
or of the I'd line of gen. Cotton's
brigade of cavalry, which | had mo-
we'd from the centre, and of the 1T
battalion 4Sth regiment.
had moved this regiment from its
original petition on the heights, as
foon as / obferved the advance of
of the guards, and it was formed in
the plain, and advanced upon the
enemy, and covered the, formation
of ieat. gen. Sherbrooke's diviflon.
Shortly after the repulfe Of this
general attack, in which appar-
anty all the enamy's troops were
employed, he commenced his retrear
acrofs the Alberohe, which was
conducted in the mott regular order,
and was effected during the night,
leaving in our hands 20 peices of
cannon, ammunition, tumbrils, and
fome prisoners.
Your lordlhip will obferve by the
cncloled return the great lofs which
we have fultained of valuable officers
and folders in this long and hard
fought action, with more than dou-
bic our numbers. Tha, of the enc
my has been much greater. | am
informed that entire brigades Of in
infantry have been deitroyed +; in
deed the battalions that retreated
were much reduced in numbers.
BY all accounts their lofts is 10000
men. Gen. Lapiiie and Moriot
are killed gems. Sebaltiani and Bon
let wounded.
I have particularly to lament the
lois of major gen. Mackenzie, who
had diitinguiihed himfeif on the
27th and of brigadier gen. Lang
worth, of the kings German legion !;
and of brigade major Beckett. of the
guards.
Your lordfhip will ohfcrvc, that
the attacks Of the enemy we're prin-
cipally if not entirely, directed n
gainit the Britifh troops. TheSpaniih
commander in chief. his officers and
troops, manifeited every diipoiition to
render us ailiitance, and thoie of them
which we're engaged did their duty |;
but the ground which they occopied
was 70 important, and its front at
the fame time 10 ditficult that | did
not think it proper to urge them to
make any movement on the left Of
the enemy while he was engaged
with US.
| have the honor to be, &c.
! ARTHUR WELLESLEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-09

which when completed. would
mount upwards Of loo pieces OF hea.
w ordnance, and it was expected
wenld nor be ready to open on the
works of the town till Friday night,
preparatory to which floating bate
ries had been ient round by the
Slough, to be in rcadinefs TO -ope-
rate in attacking by fea at the fame
moment. Some days will therefore
probably elapfe before the intelli-
gence of its fall reaches US.
In the mean time the enemy are
extremely active, and make daily
kirmilhes with our troops. They
are faid TO have obtained reinforce
meats of men from the oppoite
coat Of Cadfand, it not being poih-
bic for our ihippiog. on account of
the Batteries, TO be efficiently cloie
in with the town to prevent it. Some
boats which approached to reconnoi-
ter have been literally beat to pieces
by the enemy's fhot.
A letter from Yarmouth ftates a
report to have been brought BY vef-
Eel to that place, of 5000 French
troops coming down the scheldt for
the relief of Flufhing, having been
all killed, drowned, or taken.
AUG. Is.-The furrender of
Flulhing is again reported, but no
official advice has been received of
that event. The Reduction of this
place is found to be more difficult
than was apprehended.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-09

Miscellaneous.

LONDON, AUG. IA -yestcr.lay a
Gottenburgh Mail arrived in town.
BY this arrival we learn, that an ar
nlistice has been entered into between
the Swedes AID the Norwegian troops.
Great hopes are entertained that this
convention will terminate IN peace be-
tween Sweden and Denmark. A.
meng other reports is one tliat the ISL
and of Aland has been captured by a
British squadron Ia second, that
1000 Russians had been obliged to sur
render to the Swcdes in Bothnia--and,
third, that the Prince Of Augustenberg,
who had been nominated as successor
to the crown OF Sweden, had refused to
accept that nomination.
There is report oil firing having
been heard on the opposite coast, in
consequence of the Preliminarics OF
peace having been signed between Au-
stria & France, and that by one of the
articles the Emperor Francis consents
that the French shall occupy Vienna,
and the Archduchy OF Austria for SIX
years
The Duke Of Brunswick Oels, with
1000 men is said to have finally effec.
ted his retreat to the Weser, and to
have been received, with all his troops,
ON board the British squadron under
Lord George Stewart,
Cuxhaven has been abandoned by
our troops on the advance of a French
corps, destined to take possession o.
that place.
The Duke of Brunswick Oels is ar
rived in London.
Arthur O'Conner it is reported, has q
command in Flushing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-09
E.rtcdrti1n IN H1Rlrnd.

Fluniing had been found 70 ltrong
as to require to be approached on the
land iide in regular manner, and
our troops were actively employed
in contributing the various batteries,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-09
Attack on Aychanpel.

The fuecefsful attack made by our
fquadron at Archangel, is faid to
have excited a ttrong fcnlation in
the Baltic. Sir James Saumarez is
reported TO have gone up to pay vi
fit to the RulIian feet at Cronitadt,
but this is only report, and re-
quircs confirmation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-09

Mention IS made in aIate Sayahna;,
paper, Of an American Captain, WHO
procured the Imprisonment oil an Amer.
can Seamen, by British Press Gang.
lie was Immediately released on the
application OF the Consul; but the cap
tain procured his ilnpressment Sc
cond time. This, il is said, WAS to a.
void the payment OF a sum for which
the sailor paid the Captain.
The Pope has issued Proclamation
of accommodation against the En-
peror NAPOLEON. His Holiness is
said to have disappeared fton Rome
since and none of his subjects know
whittier he has gone or been carried.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-09

The numbers of the killed are "a
CONDITIONED, and 80 non-commif.
Toned officers and drummers, 1856
rank and file. Wounded, 1875 COM
milIioned, and 1871 non.commlhon-
ed officers and drummers, and 1897
rank and file. Milling, nisc COM
miiIioned, and "a non -commifiioned
officers and drummers, and Gao rank
and file making melancholy dim
mutton of more than 5000 electives
of The Britiih army. An action more
fanguinary than this, has rarely oc :
CURED, for if the Britiih army did
not exceed 22,ooc men, every 9Th
man was killed or wounded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-10-09
Neufyai Commerce.

LONDON, AUG. 70.
Letters from Holland TO the 4th
Infant, fate that Bonaparte had il
fucd decree, BY which all Ameri-
can veiiels, permitting themfelves to
be fearcned by Britiih cruizers, fhall
continue to be excluded from the
ports of France, and in the mean
time. all American property in
France, has been placed in tate of
fequeitration. The fame letters fate,
that Bonaparte has determined to in
corporate the whole of Holland with
France and that his brother LOU
IS, is to be made king of the terrific
ry about to be wreited from Auf-
tria.