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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

The republishment ofthe piece head.
ed " iHsHfero6ie outrage :" (taken from
the New-York Public Nui8ance) in all
the democratic papers, cyinces the
mimickry and delusion Of their editors,
for they have quoted this outTags"
into their papers as it was dictated to
them by the APOSTLES at Network I'M
mindful that the certificate Of the mu-
stefan, overthrow their whole edi6cc.
Here they have fairly zvonndcd them.
selves with their own arro7us. They
have discovered their knowledge Of
Music, BY confounding the tune of God
save .4DaerTca, with God save the King.
No doubt these injured Anericans, At
New York, are the same persons who
assaulted John adams, when he was
travelling through that city, with the
tunes Of Vi1'e Ia Li5ertic and 'Carmqg-
mole. Such are the pitifuI shifts resort
ed to by the faction for the support ola
cause that has brought upon the coun-
try all our difficulties and embarrass-
ments.
The next time they publish folly end
talshood, we advise them not to publish
a certificate with it, that will inyaIidate
their statement.
This 7'as me tune hlayed at me e..
ecuffon Of Louis XVI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

temptio'e iiltle isi7nd linked ~,
do know lt-thcy know ttstirt,evs
clare war, that they shal.ps .ai,. ~
the Whole burden oft upon ,hc
England people. We are w fob.
are to spill our blood against or Mn
and the southern people are 70 &C.
the rocks and the mountains uil =
storm Is over, and then are to come
and seize the booty. Ne ID WI, III
this will be the case, for we snow !;
to affect England, mstey;.I
ly, even five should exert our VIZ
force against her. But if this evr,.
should happen, we know from exnes
ence that we should be obliged u v;sA
all to our southern brethren. H,sr~,
this been the. case Who we,r Il.
principal actors in at important d,a.
ma which separated the American colo
MES from the mother-country f? .Wbo
split the first blood, who made he Ere
efforts in support Of that elorions
cause? And who finally succeeds
with their principal and almost indiyid.
ual Iabors in delivering Us from The ".
ranny Of England ?-Who but TIA n.
dependent yeomanry of New England
Are these people then tamely to sub.
nit to oppression :? Are they not 10
have the privilege Of expressing their
sentiments, as well as the Democrats
of the southern States The majority
in Congress-, in contradiction Of ali
their zeal for liberty have lately en-.
deavored to debar the Federal men,
bers of the liberty Of speech and debate.
They bawl aloud, " British influence"
Tories" sc. when the Federal Far.
mers dare to declare their opinions,
when they constitutionally inquire in
what way their money, earned by tie
Szveat Of their 6rozvs, has been squan-
dered. 1t touches these Corsicans 10
the quick to perceive that the federal.
lists have discovered, that they have
trampleG upon those rights that are
expressly defined in cur constitution.
That they have vilely expended large
sums of the peoples money. That
out of the full treasury, in the first
term Of Jeflerson's presidency, nothing
is left, but that we are reduced TO The
necessity Of soliciting large loan, 10
defray the expences of government.
That THIRTY TWO MILLIONS & M
HALF OF MONEY, for which the pub
lick lands were sold, has been consul
med--the administration know in what
manner. Under these circumstances
therefore, will you consent to a war
with England The democrats know
you will not, and they are making these
pretended Patriotic declarations, only
to bring you into more abiect submis.
sion to their Idol Napoleon.
" These hollow men, like horses hot al
hand,
Make gallant show and promise Of their
mettle
But when they should eRdure the BLOODY
spur
They fall their crests, and like deceitfaI
iades,
Sink in the trial"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
FROM ST. BdPT,c.

Capt. DAVIDSON, arrived at Annapolis,
from St. gart's. which he left 18th ult. in
forms, that the island of Guadalupe had
been closely blockaded by the British for
some time /; that The troops collected for its
attack, were IN readiness at Martinico and
Barbados and that he understood thew
would commence operations the day he
sailed. The French at Guadalupe had
concentrated their forces at Basseterre.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
SATURDAY, FER. 8.


BANKs A Joint Committee was appointed
20 maxi inquiries respecting the embarraf-
nlents of the Be.tibis Norfb,mptan and Penob-
seOfl Banks, &c.-lD5~ in edfaiai akfrat7 Of tie
isa Bart returns b1s been communicated 70 tie Lsgis-
Eata,e BY TIE GovcHSy, and bgs been Orae,ei
10 be printed BY tbis document IL oPPearr, fbat
Twenty two incorporated BoaLs IL tbs Sfats,
NINETEEN ba0s mate satitf factory rstyrHs.-7be
Basks rom zrbieb return bavs been mate, are t5s
Northampton, fbs Penoblcot, and Be klhire
Szak,.-Tbe BARI hHs IL Ct, ezlatlor are not 80
large IA aS0Hsf as isf year AMI in many offbe
BaakI f5eir spstis s~esf, their NotsI in circulation
Ir 69,s, fxSsptag f5s ibree Banks mentioned, all
sb~ Bonks in MAilachufetts ore ~ if.tioas zrbisb
S.gbf TO Umpire rVsH grOSaasi es.EJenes ia der
tH5.]
A bill TO prevent and punifh DUELLING
was read lecond time, and committed 10
Mehrs Afy,fssi Fgfsr of L. and Prince
The Esgro,yeS billto repeal the act regulating
she choice OF town officers, paAed to be enac-
asd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
FROM WASHINGTON, Taa. 81.

"Matm's bill is committed, in the Senate, to
Mr.. Smith, (MaryIandj Crargford (Geo) Giles,
(Virg Franklin, IN c. and Ha25oEJf, (Conn. }
It's fate is uncertain
We understand, another letter from Wafh.
ington, of the fame dare, fays-" Giles is oppo-
fed to the bilr'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
COMAIITTEES

Were appointed, to ccnlider and report on
she laws respecting the maintenance Of poor
p-iiouers IN TAIL for debt TO report on the
sxpedieilcy Of repeating the additional act
which requires Backs TO adopt The fiereo,vpe
plates TO conhder If any alterations are
necedary in the Highway laws ITO conlder
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

The French C5nsuls in Denmark illuminate
their Masters Imperial DEGREES for the OBJ
struction of neutral commerce in that ina.-
pendent nation, as unceremoniously as they
would do it in MantS or Bourdea4x.-And
the Danes patiently submit to it!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

Note 70 ne Editor ofhAe Retertoru.
DR.. PARK,
1t has Just come to my knowledge
from a correct source that Mr. Lincoln
has declined being considered the DEM
ocratick Candidate for Governor asd
has assigned, among other reasons, his
being nearly blind :!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

We are happy to inform our FEEDER
al friends of the great exerions that
are making in the different states for
the election Of Chief Magistrates who
are favorable TO the constitution. New
Hampshire has seen difference be-
tween the two last Governors, and the
federalists are using their best tndea.
vors for the reelection Of their present
excellent Governor and on the COZ
trary the jacobIns are circulating those
talshoods which are usually attendant
on all their operations. But we hope
the cause of truth will succeed in the
reelection Of governor Smith, and that
the twin brothers Of falshood and de-
mocracy will be disappointed.
SO For SANDER,
Whose whisper DER the worlds diameter
As level as the cannon to his blank
Transports its poison'd shots, viii miss liz
Rame,
And hit the voIndless air."
MIR. Langdon, the democratic quo
ernatoriAl candidate in New anHhshH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
ssortlaiso,
Monday, February y, 1910,

3y the latest accounts from Span, we nave
some hopes that she will for while be aDie
70 stem the torrent OF French power which
had almost overwhelmed her. Corona pEoo-
dirv Of courage and patriotism, still holds
ou'. A more united and vigorous spirit
seems to actuate the whole kingdom, and
tbev are determined to yield only so hiin
who conquers all They hope that before
Bonaparte, whose army is enfeebled by a
long and destructive war, will be able a.
pain 10 assault their country in person,
tThat they shall be able efiectually to check
the prorress of the Gallo Myrmidons. But
from, the usual fortune of Napoleon, we
fear their case is desperate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
Extract Of letter 5om WAsH1xoroN, dateo

oafWaGy, jar. u.
From some secet information which I
have received, can now state that the d.
visions IN the Cabinet are not healed, IS hes
been reported for some days past. Galla,ia
and Smith are yet at enmity and though
they have ostensibly made up their difercn-
ces, they are yet most nveterate enemies
and Will destroy each other if they can"
Bat. Fed. Rebub.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

We learn from official and other sources,
that during the last year, there were ship.
ped from S)nebec, TIMBER which cost
Three Millions OF dollars; SLAVES to the a.
mount of One Million ofdollars, and ashes to
the amount Of Fifteen hundred thousand
dollars F.; all Of the produce Of the United
States, and all carried to Europe in British
bottoms while the American shipping
especially that part Of it, built and adapted
to the Carrying Trade-have been laid up
as useless, or employed in a trade they
are not best calculated for. The inhabi.
tants Of Naine-particuIarly those who are
sticklers for the Em5argomen now in Office.
and their measures-will do well to reflect
on these facts and duly appreciate the
cause which makes the western wilderness
70 flourish encourages the flag Of foreign
nation and which, BY forbidding the trade
with Great Britain, excludes them from The
best market for their timber, lumber, and
other produce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

While we congratulate the peorle on
the rejection Of the proposed appropria-
ton, by the House of Representatives. we
must take The liberty to enquire ofthe adj
ministration, how long they suppose such
double dealing will be acquiesced in. By
the abused citizens of the American Re.
public :---REG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

A more extraordinary contrast of
sentiment, or barefaced contradiction Of
opinion, never was submitted to the
councils Of any nation, than is given in
the appropriation which is requested
by the Executive of the United States
to be made for an ambassador to Mad.
rid, me residence Of king Jo8efA Bona
farte, al the very moment when the
President of the U. States, under the
plea OF an existing contest for the gov
eminent of Spain, has incurred the
risk OF a war with the Spanish people,
by refusing to accredit minister, dep.
uted TO represent them near the gov
eminent of the U. States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

The Philadelphia Amrora comes forth. az
last, in plain terms, and demands an alliance
with B0nabarte
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
March IS.

Mr. Newton, from the committee Of com :
merce and manufactures, reported a bill
for the relief Of Trissram Hnssey, which
was referred TO committee OF tne wnole
House to.Dorr ow.
Mr. Newton, ftom the same committee.
to whoa had been referred, with several
amendments from the Senate, the bill res
peetiag sea-letters, reported their agree
Gient 10 the 81 ne; aad an additional a..
amendment, providing agins- the issuing
OF such document to ANY vessel not now en-
titled thereto, unless size nay return ~ sne
u. s. previous tn the FIRST oi June.
MIR Macon, from the co nmittee of con.
ference en- the suojece OF dss Co nmerciAl
Bill, reported that said CO nittee had not
agreed to any moline ae;oi Of its prov S !.
ons. Consequently unless uae or otaer OF
the Houses rscedc, tn oli ,als: fail 10 the
ground.
Mr. E2pes. from the committee of Ways
and Means, reported hif imposing I'D :
ditional duties on all goods, wares and
merchandise imported lato sAs U. States ;
and bill supplementary 10 the acts tixsog
specifically the salaries OF the public
CLERKS authorship the LAYING ous OF Ger
tam roads, and for otner purposes. Read
and referred to committees of tne Whole
on Monday anu Tue jday naxt.
A committee of conference was appoint.
ed en- the part of the House, respecting the
disagreement to the assvnd acnts VI the
Senate to the Census Bill
The Honse again went into committee
of the whole, on the bill relative to the
Batture at New Orleans. The question be-
fore the Committee being Mr. Bloo's thotioa
to strike out all but the eaactlng CLAUSE,
for the purpose of inserting provisions
granting the right OF the u S. TO the Cor
poration of n. Orleans.
Messrs. Bib, Troup, Taylor, Holland,
and Boyd supported, and Messrs. poindex.
ter, Shefey, and Ross opposed the mosi-
on.
The committee rosey reported progress,
and we're refused leave TO SIT again.
Adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
March 16.

Two communications were received from
the Secretary of the Treasury, transmit.
ting the report of the mint OF the United
States, and a Statement OF the emoluments
OF collectors Of the customs FOR the year
1903. Severally ordered to lie on the ta1
BILE.
Mr. Johnson, from the committee of claims
reported bill for the relief of Invalid
Pensioners, and another for the relief of
Margaret Lapsiey.-Made orders of the
day for Friday next.
Mr. MKim from the select Committee,
reported, a bill altering the time of hold
ing the circuit courts OF the u. States for
The district of Maryland. Referred to
committee OF the whole on Thursday
next,
The bill regulating the Post Office de-
rsrtment was read the tnlrd time aud pass
Gu.
The House resolved itself into committee
Of the whole, on the bill for the relief Of A.
my Darden.
The committee rose and reported the
bill, which was ordered TO be eogrossed
for third reading Tomorrow.
The house resolved itself mo com nit.
tee Of the whole, ME- Macon in the ciair,
on the bill for the relief Of ElIz 4bsth Ham.
iltOn.
Messrs. Smile, Bacon, Aston, and Root
opposed, and Messrs. Johnson, ShsfFy, AID
Nelson supported the bill.
The committee then rose and reported
the bill without amendment.
Mr. Macon proposed 20 amend the bill
so rs TO strike out the provision allowing
the specification Of Eve wears full pay. and
direct the accounting off :srs of the treas
DRY to ALLOW Mrs Hamilton whatever NAV
be due for the General services during
the revolutionary war. Tue question was
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
Valuable Property
f O Il
S A L E..

ON Wednesday the 18th day Of April
~ ensuing, viii oe sold, az Public Auction,
near the premises. that beautiful aud most
desirable Situation belonging to Mr. Jshed..
an Alien, near the property of Mrs Craig.
1t has on it q handsome fran. dwelling
house with a good kitchen, smoke House,
dairy and s-abie-a yell of the bsst water
IA the city OF Richmond.- The lot contains
oae Acre, being originally Two half Acre
lots and has the adyancsge OF bsiag oouu .
ded On: three sides ny s.rc.ts, is b,gh-
~ improved, having falling garden
in front and large and beautiful garden at
the back of the house, aud for agreeable
ness Of situation and saluor,tyof a5rmay be
estimated among the best Ia the CITY.
SIX, twelve aud eighteen months credit
will be given, by giving notes VIVA APP
proved endorsers negotiable at the Bank
OF Virginia land deed or trust on tue
property TO secure the payment of the notes.
Still x brooke, Auct'rs.
Richmond, 22d March, 1910. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
1g1E OF BOURBON.

Es'ly in lie morning ofihe 2lst Sept
ab,U' $50 Of cur brave soldiers, and 200
OF CeT royal marines. were landed before
tsy bresk. end soon csrried three Of the
lcrs J he Sqard,on went in and fired
thin bre0dsidts, and then hauled out
the SIRIUS irBae, cspt. Pym stood in a.
gam, and anxious 70 avail himself OF the
oHiy opportunity that presented itself to
bis viglant eye, he asked leave. aud was
permitted, By signal lrom the commodore,
O anchor aud accordingly, in the most
ssI!sut Style, carried bis litlls ship in, and
tlsesG hcs vi hin pistol shot Of the beach,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
BALTIMORE, March !.
F Z Ell!

A most alarming FIRE broke out yester.
day, near 2 O'Clock, in the house OF MIR
Jpo Ray in Commensurate, which ragged
very flricusly till about 3, when by the vi.
gcrous exertions of the fire companies and
citizens it was checked and cXtlnguished
but not till three houses were destroyed,
and the adjoining houses in the rear were
greatly damaged. AS the wind was brisk
and range of Livery stables adjacent, it
was at one time feared that the whole
would be consumed as well as the row of
houses on Water-s.reet s. side, E. of Gem
meree street; bot happily the ERE was got
under. Great injury and destruction of fur
niturc was sustained even in buildings to
which the flames did not extend, Had the
ERE been kindi;d in the night, the damage
must have been iDcalculab!e. The loss is
serious but we have no estimate of it.
MIR Rays house Was set Oh fire by negro
girl--The weDch has since been commit
ted TO Jail. Before the fire in Commerce.
street was quenched, an alarm was rung
that one haG broke cut northumberland
.==but nothing more was done than "a Are
kindled In the hay rack Of Mr.. Pm hp Lie.
tig's stable lit was fortunately discovers
ed IN season!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
HOUSE, or REPRksENzAzIvEs.
Marcn 13.


Mr. Newton proposed a resolution, d..
reeting the committee appointed on the
su6ject TO enquire into the cause of the
mortality amongst the soldiers az New
Orleans, with power TO send for psrsoas
and papers. This resolution was agreed
to.
The house proceeded to consider the
resolution offered las, week by Mr. Crst,
for an adjournment Of Congress on the Is,
Monday 10 april.
After some discussion (ofno importanee1
Mr. Winn moved TO postpone the further
consideration Of the resolution until the
first Monday of April The ayes and noes
we're taken on this motion, and II was lost,
ayes 50, noes Is.
The further consideration OF the reso.
luton was then on motion of Mr. Aston,
postponed until Monday next.
The speaker laid before the house
communication from the secretary of the
treasury, transmittiBg (agreea0ly to di-
rect'oa OF the house, an account of the re-
ceipts and expenditures Of the collector
OF tBe port of Baltimore, in the discharge
OF the duties Of his Office, during the
years 1903 and 1909 Ordered to lie on
the table.
The amenenents Of the Senate to the
census bill were taken up aud disagreed
to. The amendments OF the Senate 10 the
bill to prevent the issuing of sea-Ietters.
except IN certain cases, we're referred to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
March a.

Mr. Holland. from the select committee,
reported bill giving fursher compensate
on to the witnesses who attended on the tri-
al Of Aaron Burr.
Mr. Stanford submitted resoIu ion di.
recting the Post Master General to lay be-
fore ths House, a statement OF the expen.
ses incurred in the present mode of con-
veyiug the mail to n. Orleans, by the way
of Athens, in Georgia, and the proceeds
of that rout since its establishment
Mr. Lyon moved to amend it by add
ing So with the probable amount Of postage
OF the letters carried on thai rout, and the
time saved in the carriags of the same"
The resolution was agreed to as amended
The House then resumed the considera.
tion Of the unfinished business OF Yeseer
day; the bill regulating the Post Office
Department.
Mr. w. Alstoa's motion to strike out the
extra compensation of 1000 dollars allow
ed to the Post Master in the city of Wash.
ington, was negatived. TIE bil was or.
dered to be ensrossed for a third reading
tomorrow.
BATTURE.
Mr. BIB moved to strike out the whole
of the bill except the eaacting clause for
the purpose of Introducing Two new sect
ons, granting the right of the u. S. to the
corporation of N. Orleans, in order to en-.
able them to defend it against the claim
of MIR Livingston:
MIR Bibb spoke some time in favor OF his
amendment. Messrs. Shelly and Poy
dras replied.
The COMMITTEES then rose, reported pro.
gress and had leave to sit again.
Adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
UNPARALLkLKD oU7RAGk.

The natural consequence Of submitting TO
British aggressiors ever since 1898.
Surprising the news to be anlhentic, as
stated IN Londcn paper OF Jan. 10, mat
the Bftisa have interccpGsd and opened
dispatches from our minister In France to
our goyeruma bt--Can tnere be conceived
an outrage OF deeper aye 1ne admins.
tratiun THAI would endure It pAuendy does
not deserve TO exist--nor can it exist
ioug.
suppose the French had violated every
thing sacred, and seized oibciAi digpa CHI
80 tiom our minister in khsland, woafu
not very fcderalist cry out iJr war win
France He would, aud, We think, with
great CAUSE. What Will the J,cksoniaas
say TO tins fragrant ofsncei Wing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
January 90.

The William o country shin. has ar.
rived from Bombay, which she left on he
Esd Sep, 1t is said that the substance of
the intelligence by her, is, that the in
suFgents al seringapatam had surrender.
ed Internationally. There have been
mos, egregious geographical mistakes IL.
almost all the papers in their statements
If the troubles in India. erugspa am
is al tie distance OF 500 miles f.om Ma.
dfas- and is nearly on the op. osi,e side Of
The Peninsuia, on The coast of Maiab- r. -
bis place never hes been and never could
be, ~ the possession OF The iDsureents
tCnnec;ea wish the Msalas establishment.
The principal resort OF the ma contents,
is ID be ntighberhocd of Msssa,ipatam,
IN tie Coronaudel side. The following
rs an ~ tact CT letter iiom Bombay.
Iecsised By The Willans
Bombay. Sept. cad, 1909.
"There has been an eetion between
ths SSH regimen, Of ihe Kiug's forces &
t~o aunliOns CT tie Native troops. The
oath vas rendered piior TO the engage.
Hess, and a. the Insugalion of the effi-
GERS q the latter, Was refused 10 be a
y CO. tr6cr these circumstances. The
sob h'ee epon ihe refractory party, ard
q y Us hot Until there was Q great desIruc.
iiop inthe ranks 81 lie lat e.. hat they
suhn'iited. ITe.se Of their officers, nh,
lac survived the coLflict, were ms aDtly
scnltnced % be shos.'
NeiNt ''.i-nd'ng this unfayorable intel.
bs eree, indicating disposition in The
t.'Ne ltooFs 70 b,ing matters to the ut
n'csl ex.feDnJ, 10 unlayorable effect has
teth produced in lhe Market for India
Stctks Which sold this morning at Is6, a.
ti.s .sgec 81 .i.e business.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
the CO nrai:ssc of comn-rc@ and manufac

the co1misssc of commerce. and aanufac.
,orss-
On motion of SIR M'Sir. i committee
was appointed to inquire iosc the propri-
ETY. o. s.i,ering the time Of hal ling the csr-
cuit court of the United States for the
District OF Marylard, its time of session
at prcseat clasfing VITA the time of hold
ing the dis,ric- cours.
The house resumed the unfinished BUSH
ness of Yesterday (post Office bill.) After
some discussion motion was made TO
adjourn, and carried.