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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
Worm- DESTROYING Licences.

n medicine winch Tor safety, efncacy and
extensive usefulness is not equalled.
Among the symptoms attending Worms
are dsagreeable breath, especially in the
mornmg-bad and corrupted gums itch
ing III the nose and about the seat-convul-
sions, epileptic fits, and sometimes priva-
lion ct speech-irreg ular appetite, some
times ioalhing food, & sometimes voracious
--pu7glng, with Shiny and foetid stools
yomiting--large and hard belly-pains and
sickness at the stomach-pains in the head
ana thighs, with lowness of spirits--slow
fever, with small and irregular pulse-a dry
cough-excessive thIrst-sometimes pale
and unhealthy countenance, and sometimes
the face bloated and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms should have immediate recourse
TO LEES commissioning Lozenges,
which have constantly been attended with
success IN all complaints similar to those
above described.
This medicine, which is as innocent and
mild as it IS certain and efIicacioas in its op-
Grafton, cannot iniure the smallest infant,
should 10 worms exist in The body-but will
without pain or griping cleanse the stomach
and bowels OF whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production of
worms, and many fatal disorders
an ounce Of frevention is zvorth fou4ds
ofcure.
For the prevention and cure OF Bilious and
Malignant Feycrs, is recommended
Lees .4nt- Bilious Pills.
The operation OF these pills is perfectly
midas TO be used with safety BY per-
sons IA every situation, and in every age.
They are exceiiently adapted to carry off
surerfluvus bile, ana prevent its morbid Sc
cretIons to restore and amend The aDpe-
tile, produce free perspiration, and there
, by prevent colds, which are often ct fatal
consequence doe never fails 10 remove
culd, If taken on its first appearance.
they are celebrated for removing h..btual
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the stomach and
severe h-Ad.ach md ought TO be taken by
all persons on change OF climate.
Thes have been found remarkably efica-
cious il preventing and curing disorders A.
I teadint On long VOYAGES, and Sh'aid be
I procured and carefully preserved Tor use
oy every seaman.
Lees IialG5Le Fever and .dg1se Drois.
Cor the cute Of Agues, RENTED and In
i ternitted Fevers
Thousands can testify Of their being Gu
red By these Drops. after the bark aud ev.
cry other medicine have proved Intellectual
+ Not more than one in hundred have had
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that the fubfcriber has
been duly appointed Administering Of the
eitate of JAMES REED,
late of Boothbay, in the county Of Lincoln,
yeoman, deceafed and has taken upon her
felf that truis by giving bonds as the law d.
reefs. And All perfons having demands upon
the eftare Of the lald James Reed, are requeiI-
ed to exhibit the fame and all perfons IN
debted TO fad eifate are called upon u make
payment 70
SARAH n Fed, ddnia5fr1tif.
May IL. 1870 u ~
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Nicholas Pike, Jeremiah Nelson,
William Bartlett, Thomas Carter,
Isaac Adams, James Morse,
Seth Sweetser, John Balch,
Stephen Holland, John Andrews,
Daniel Dana, Edmund Bartlett,
Samuel Tenny, Joseph Balch,
Samuel Brown, Benjamin Clanin
William Davis, John Peabody,
Jonathan Gage, Joseph Dana.
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Ii no perion ihail appear TO difcharge laa
Taxes and all necefary charges, On or before
Monday, the twentieth day of Augua next,
at ten OF the clockin the forenoon, 70 mntb
OF fad Lands as will be fufhcient to dfchsrCs
the fame will be fold at public auction, 1t
the dwelling-houfe of Mr.. Jolhua Smith, ID
faid Norway.
Jofeph Bradbury, Cslkau.
Norzpay, Jsas IA, 1910.
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CERTIFICATES.

NcIp5wTport, Mach 18Th, 1910.
We the subscribers, having received sat
isfactory evidence, that Mr.. WRlFFoRD is
gentleman of respectable character and
an extraordinary teacher in the art Of Wri-
fiEg-supported III his preLsnsions, by men
of the first talents and responsibility, and
having seen specimens Of most extraordina-
~ Improvement, made BY some Of his pu-
aiis.in this town, are induced to recommend
TO the inhabitants of Newburyport, that they
avail themselves OF his instructions during
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
FROM HARVARD COLLEGE.

NONk MANY AMI -SOA
" We, the subscribers hereby certify,
that Mr.. ABEL WRIFFoRD, who processes
to teach the art Of Wrifing, in an elemental
ry and systematic manner 10 certain ex-
tent, ~ the short sTace of about fortnight,
has fulfilled ks engagement relative to ali
our children whom he has instructed, to our
entire satisfaction, that his conduct while in
this place, period of nearly three months,
and mostly in one or the other of our fami
lies, merits our appreciation and that we
cordially wish him success in this useful line
Of business
ElIphalet Pearson, Caleb Cannot,
Samuel Weber, Benz. Warehouse.
FROM GENTLEMEN OF BOSTON.
Mr.. WR1FFoRD having exhibited to us
satisfactory evidence, that by his method of
instruction, he is able 70 teach persons to
write fair and handsome hand in much
shorter time than is usually spent for that
purpose, we. cheerfully recommend him to
cur friends, as possessing peculiar talents
for the art he processes"
Theophilus Parsons, H. G. Otis,
Dudley A. Tying, Stephen Higginson,
John Lathrop, Samuel Stillman,
John i. Kirkland, William Emerson.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

Prepared by MICHAEL LEE s Co. Balti-
more Which have been in high estima-
ton and general use throughout the United
States, for upwards often years.
TEEsS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-07
This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber, Of Alexandra coun-
ty, in the district OF Columbia, has obtained
from the orphans court Of said county istters
testamentary on the estate Of yoAthA Col.nes.
late OF Aiexandria, deceaseds ~ All pcrso,s
having claims against the said deceased. ME
hereby war; cd TO exhibit tie same with liz
vouchers thereof TO- the aubscriber, d, srbe.
fore the ttth day Of Aug,iss next, q they,
may oy Law % excluded from al bepsa, 70
SAID essate--And thsse dehled thereto are
.,rsqalred to raaks immediate payment. ,
Given andes my hand, this i4th day
February, 1870. assr,l y ~ $ g.,
Ioleph Dean, Exs:,
fssFepry u. ,-selH
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Orphans Court,

Meran9r,a Ceanfy, Fe6 Term, 1910. )
ORDERED, That the executor Of Joscnk
Coleman, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week foi
weeks, in The Alexandra Daily Gsaest.,
Teste. ALEX. MOORE, Reg.
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.NEW-YORK. FEB. "a,

Arrived, the brig Assres, Catterall, 10
days from St. Bartholomew. Left, sehr.
William, Of New York, uncertain III. pi.
lot boat Intrepid, of do. do. A schooner
belonging 70 Murray and Wheaton, Of this
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sGungrsl5 Of tse United States.
HotzSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
7'haesGay, March 1.

,,,,.s :, :, 40, <p MR. TIA 49,
d AEneidEEN IA W. VI I'LL
The house In comrnittse OF the whole'
Mr., MfINoK ia the chair, on the 9TH Su'
!, thorisinS a etachmens of the militia Oh tns
lyrlsed tasesg IN reported vita ainsnu'
mrnn ~ i selsrs committee. -. .
The hill g amended prov'qSc =.
Thai the pFeaidenf Of the ~. o's'es oe'
and he = hereby authorised, az soen t'n'es
an ne shsli deem necessary. 20 require ~
che executives Nsse seserA s's'as a:'o
ritCriee, 90 ur8anaxe WM aio SHa't,
,cordine 20 law, and hold IN readiness 20
march NJ moMcnt,s warning, their re.
.neet;ve proportions of one hundred thou
.snd. militia. officers iucluasd, to be ap-
.or,ionrd bt the president Of the u. States,
from the latess militia returns in the depart
m.rt 81 wats mad IN cases where such re-
,,,,,. have NOT been made, by such other
rul. 90 be may Judge equitable. IT,. -
) .Ssr. a.sThaf the executives Of the seve-
cal ssa,es md territoriss may accept, as
pars &C tie said detachment, any corps OF
yoianlesfs who shall engage to continue IN
SERVES ak months after they arrive at tae
place ar Rendezvous.
SEE. That each company Of volunteers
NAV bs composed of volunteers from enc
.orunors eompspis. Of militia, and shall De
echsrnanded by such officers from the re-
spertiye companies to which they belong
as the exeeuuys of the state or territory
60 which he belongs, he sha l, as soon as
ezIled into actual service, under authority
Of ,he Tinted States, be subject TO the
fuisa and ar.'cAes 0. war a" TIn;,.d S,,,.s.
eAAeS snsp u's 80 y -. o- ,,,, or the
:s'ss as 80 IS -. II S,.,es.
-. < Tha. when a return of such vo..
-. hall he r,,d. to the department
~c"'s. ...hao,.eonmissioned<officer and
- snsm \. Furnished bv the u. States
;,h : Tn.te, and other announcements re.
m,;rea by law. in complete order, and each
Ions;eian with a suitable instrument OF
,rn.;c. = \. .-..'-.. .
G. a Tb., the said volunteers shall,
..o. n sach war. ;fnot called into actual
.-.w;.. \. .ncamr.d for ten DAYS success
.;.,.i., Eor ;u,nrovemen, in camp duty and
a;..;1,;n. .;ther bv REGIMENTS, bairalions
sar.,.,,;.s 8. IN. .ommander of bri-
I'D ,bsn direct. And in case any non.
snrn,o;ss;on.d ~, sg;eer. musician or private,
.s.,I f.;I - a,tend and perform his duty rs
.Ior..a;d w;,hon, an excuse satisfactory
g. Is. eo,nmandan, of his regiment, or shall
- snne.r w;hou, b.;nv Sniformed &C.
o.a.ns 70 ori.rs n. arm. and acquire
m.n,. or musical ;nsryumsn, shsll revert to
-Ithe Usi,.d States. - -. -. 49,
Sec. 4 That tor the sale keeping snJ i
security OF the arms, aeeoutremen's anu
instrumenss Of music aforesaid the com n;
mandant OF each regiment De- anu ny
HEREBY authorised and required 20 Ses's
nate some eonSsn,en. place s O. rs. shaIi
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ORLANDO.
From the Charleston Courier.
10 wELL DONE THOU GOOD AND FAITHFUL
SERVANT

SERVANTs
WHAT welcome language to the hum
sble CHRISTIAN! Conscious of imperfection,
and feeling no title through his own merits
SO the divine favor, how transporting TO
him, to be met upon the confines, Of the
seternal world, when his pilgrimage on earth
SIS closed, with that sentence OF appreciation
49," We'll done, good and faithful servant"
uttered too from the lips of him, whose
Judgment is irreversible. 1t language fails
s in describing this exalted, this sublime plea
ssare, surslysit is an object now to ASCERTAIN,
whether we possess those marks which
provesus faithful to our Lord. II is a sues
y stion, that we may put TO ourselves in every
walk and circumstance ct life, Is Am a
faithful servant DO j use the talents, with
whichsf am entrusted, for the glory of him,
who is. their rightful proprietor; and with
reverence to that solemn day, in which he
will demand my account of them What
man on ear.his not interested in this trying
question! Who, that possesses not some
talsnt from the bountiful God, which he
may improve for his own or neighbors
good, and for the glory of the Giver?
Our master is NOT a hard one. He does
= not expect to reap where he has not sown;
but surely it is reasonable that, if he has
sowsd plsnteousiy, he should expecsto reap
plsnteously.
The man who has much, should ask of
God heart to d, wise liberal things, and a
hand to scatter wide his housty. His Ian.
guage should be, my uvealth IS not my osvn ;
5st me therefore seek wisdom to distribute ii
from him zvhe placed, and pressrvsd It in ms,
tescer. ).
The man ofsLEARHIRc and GENIUS will
lift an inquiring eye TO the /" Father OF
lights" and submit tosdivine inspection the
8 fruits of his labor, before he offers them to
che world. He viii ask; Is n.s che true
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Fran the Ladies Literary Toilette.

Mn. MsCoRKIE,
The enclosed lines were occasioned by vi
sting after a long absence, spot whe re in
the calm unrufflcd days Of boyhood | had spent
many festive hour. BY giving it place in
the Ladies Literary Toilette, you will add to
The fayors already conferred on
SONNET.
ss I have BEEN to my woods--to the roar OF
my rountain streams,
g And HAVE, THOUGHT cnthe days OF other
years.
Oss1AN.
Beneath the Willow near yor lucid stream,
Where silver waters glide serenely slow,
Ger Its broad bosom PL1bus giories CLEAN,
And on It's banks, luxurlant, yiolets grow !.
Is the sod seatuprear' dby Friendships queen
And there her yot'ries court the silent
shade
Be it in SPIKE ofwithering winter green
Ever in Natures sweetest smiles array'd.
Dear to the spot to mirth and roseate JOY,
TO contemplation how supremcly sweet !;
There time glides on, and peace without al
10y,
Resides within the calm retir'd retreat.
There oft I've sported withcOmpanions gay,
There spent my happiest, dearest, youth
full days,
Rov'd unres.rAin'd in pleasures howery way,
And there my muse first bioath'd her SIM
pie lays.
ph, when my hours Of transient life are Ger,
Beneath that seat may my cold form re-
pose,
There be it SHELTERED when the rude winds
While DER the green the tear of pity flows.
Blest be the youth or maid who sheds the
Where, hous'd in death, orlando's ashes
MAY some Iond friend with lilies deck their
And Ger their tomb some waving willow
ORLANDO.
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hi. blessing. 70 account for i, he i at.
WAYS ready, and as he habi,ually acts with
reverence 10 the day Of feckcning, It can
never arrest him unprepated. BE this our
posture. Belhis the present, constant cons
Germ of our minds, 10 be found sigilant and
FAITHFUL, waiting for the coming Of the
LORD aaopsst.
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MENTOR.
From the Federal Republican.
IMPREsSMENTS.

Ihe number of American seamen detain-
ed in the British navy is much smaller than
- generally supposed. Those who have
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I" Learn TO assist yourself or ycu NIL ind,
Yourself sAadoy, cyhAer, seorn Of men !"
SopHocLE.
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NORFOLK, Sep. S.

H~Af ~HT~'
Yesterday arrived here the fast sailing
snip Woodrop Sims, Capt. Haynes, IN 50
: Gays from Lisbon. BY Capt. H. we have
ussn favored with file of Lisbon pasers to
!. a's zSth OF July, which we have placed IN
a's hands eta gentleman, who has proml-
$50 Us translations Of what shall appear IN
:; %'s'SnS' In taking hasty view of them,
~. "uoes not appear that any action OF import..
A's nad taken place on the frontiers. be-
'assn the British and French armies. The
tsp0rt OF general Crauford's defeat has no
>, ,o. :. Ciudad Rodrigo, capitulated
~ French about the 10Th July, the arr
,S OF population are not in the papers,
,s.. usn they state the garrison were march
p Salamanca as prisoners ofwar. This
~ IS said to have made gallant de-
on .s' and to have cost the French 10 or ~,
B,r me british troops which sailed from
No. 'ax some time Since, arrived at LIS
h. h. On the 2sth July, about 1000 in num-
aos "afsets continued good at Lisbon for
h.. ' and corn, the former II dollars per
&c, the latter 2 . dollars per bushel.
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Public Sale.

By virtue of a deed Of Truft
from James Douglas to the subscriber, to Sc
cure the payment of sum of money due to
William Newton and Robert l. Taylor, will
be exposed to public sale, for cash, at the
dwelling house of James Douglas, on Prince
street, on Wedns sday morning nezt, at / l
o'clock,
Several Negroes, and variety of
Household & Kitchen Furniture.
N. HERBERT, TyRee.
Sept. 10, DIT !.
: III
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FOR SALE.

n SMALL FARM, containing about so
NJ acres, called /" Hy6la Valley," on the
AZ. sn' Vernon road, about five miles from
- .sSahdria, together with the farming uten-
h., Stock of cattle, and the present crop Of
Wy Wheat, and Indian corn.
w any description is unnecessary, as any per-
S'.sishlng to purchase may view the pre-
l.. ]. B. Nichols.
'|Sh lay
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alerannrta Datlp Gazette.
MONDAY, SEPT. 10.

- -.
From Lloyd's List July 2o.--At Fall
mouth, Thomas, Borrowdale, of Alcxan.
dria.
The ship Lothaile, captain Russell has
arrived at Boston from Liverpool, sailed
the 3oth July. Left there the ship William
aud John, Woodhouse, to sail for this port
in 7days.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Jackson visited the
frigate Venus. in which he sails next week
for England. Til. Venus was handsomely
dressed with colors, and fired salute of i3
guns.-N. Y Gaz, Seht S.
1t Pains letters Of Fact.-From the ac-
counts we daily receive and of which there
is no pre,ence Of contradiction, it appears
that no American vessel could, by any pos
sibility, navigate the Baltic, except for the
protection generously afforded them by the
British ships of war--and under their pro-
lection many are likely to go and come in
safety. How generous ! how magnani-
nous is the conduct of our government
towards the British for this kind treatment
shewn our friends and fellow citizens on
the ocean! Not merely content with
showing a hostility towards them, strongly
indicative of disposition to provoke that
nation to war with us man is kept at
the court Of Russia, (Mr. Adams) whom
we are informed is very industrious in bu-
siness to operate to the injury of the Bri-
fish commerce in that country and if he
does not succeed it will not be owing to
want Of exertion on his part, or inclination
on the part of the government F.; and the
object itself can be of no possible benefit to
the country. The protection ;bps gene
rousIy given by British ships, is refused by
our own: not q frigate has been sent altho'
it could so easily have been done. Twice
has our government been nenoralized by
our citizens captured by Danish privateers
-pirates properly called but sullen
deaf ear has been turned to them !! Not so
much as a remonstrance. or even single
request to the Danish government to pre-
vent the robberies committed by their CRUZ
sers upon our defenceless commerce, or to
restoie the property SO unjust|y taken from
us.
Ask of the masters Of the vessels who
have returned from that country and they
will give it to you as their decided opinion,
that had there have been any Interference on
the part of our government, much more if
an accredited agent had been sent, the pro-
perty would have been restored. They
were even iusul,ingy told by the Danes,
that their government had deserted them;
and consequently they would consider them
in no other light than as British subjects and
their property British Ifthis is not thro'
6 French influence - ask IS it moon in
fiuence 1t seems as if none but luna.icks
could be guilty of such neglect, except thro'
the influence so much talked OF, and which
the government pretend to resent-the old
saying is, mo jest so severe as true one"
Andis our commerce to be wholly given
UP to shift for itself, BY our kind CONNER
cial loving government Alas there is
too much reason for supposing this to be
the case. Our couhtrymen are treated like !
dogs, and hanged, or money extorted from
them on the most trivial pretences- while |
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,,,Ie. ana II 10 - - -. 80 :.
s sa'''s BY surrsudsling Moldayia aud Wal
isehia.
rpoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
Ra,t0n Exchange CoHee- House Books,
September. 3. .
lived ship Lothair, Glover, 80 days
liverpool, by whom we have received
i t0aa ~ papers to July 20 (loaned us by
'srs Russell & Cutler.)
s.sbs British homsward Baltic convoy, OF
-, 900 sail, was off the Robs Shout 21st
a 1l',, under protection OF several ships OF
s| pooanarte was shortly expected at Am.
..rdam, supposed to be Tor the purpose OF
s'pi the armament previous 10 its de-
panure. ar. u,.,:. Nj.
r,rs intend going to Cadiz, and from
, S up the Mediterranean, TO pay visit
- The court of Palermo.
40 sail of merchant ships from Gotten.
hrrv. sailed the 1l,h July, under convoy
Of the Hebe armed ship.
late accounts from Holland. state. that
he French are trying to make the Dutch
,rooissce in the Incorporation, by holding
our 10 them prospects of commercial tacill.
ties.
The island of Sylt. and ali,ke ports in
,he Danish side OF the Baltic, are at pre-
sem, full OF French privateers, to watch the
sailing of snch American ships as are about
to proceed homewards.
The Danes will not now suffer any Anne
reau ships to SO to the island oil Scylt, nor
TO any port on the west coast OF Holstein
Schlsswlg. and Jutland to unload. A to-
tai exclusion Of The Americans is daily ap.
pretended. (This paragraph is from the
Abeae do Nord, July ~
A great and decisive battle between the.
| Russians and Turks. has taken place on
the right bank of the l:hine, the latter com.
rletely beaten.
Several failures have taken place IN Lon
don.
Louis Bonaparte has gone to his brother
Jerome, a. Cassel. Bouaparte and the en-.
press was a, Paris 18th July, on which day
the emperor held council of commerce.
Letters from Malta s,a:e, that thu Re
pulse Of ~ guns, Capt. Halliday, after her
hands were piped on deck, a vivid sheet ct
lightning rnu along it, and struck near 100
1.-THE crew instantly dead.
TIE Ariadne, Burrows, from New York
arrived at Gravesend.
Bonaparte hes issued proclamation, by
which every soldier quartered in ArRster-
dam, is authorised to demand of the per.
son upon whom he is bille,ed, daily allow
ancs Ola gill of Geneva, Is ounces bread,
Two euaees greens, ounces meat, ard
Punt beer. Such is the mild and baternal
sNsrnmeat of Bonaparte,
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Building Lots.
Messrs. Seymour, Harris, SC.

THE Subscriber will sell or rent several
j valuable BUILDING LOTS, situated
on Washington, St. AsapRse Princess streets.
Any person disposed to purchase can know
the terms on application to Mr.. William Her
bert. Jun. who will shew the premises in my,
absence.
Carnillus Griffith.
August 7. eotIasw.t
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Al Of AZ British merchantmen has
Z eas nm, off the Maze Of Norway, by
nc a 9ss Farmer, Shaw, has arrived at
c,.vsssnd from Virginia.
GsS. Turks have been defeated IN a late
-. and il Is expected will now make
oa''s bv surrendefing Moldayia aud Wal
isehia.
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August r
CO. Wheat.

P Wheat. : =
wish to engage Fifty Thousand bushels
of Wheat deliverable in the month, of Oc-
tober and November: And will give Cash for
Maryland Tobacco. Also, have for sale Bills.
on London, So
Chas. ]. Catletts
July ls. 2 40 z =
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From Lloyd's List July ao.--At Fall
mouth, Thomas, Borrowdale, Of Alcxan-