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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
CHARITY.

How heavenly p'ea.sn, us TO fee
Fond brethren live in unity-sogether;
Tie like the oiu, men;s precious balm,
Or, when mild evening bTeaihes in cam-sh
weather
Like Hermon's dew, that fwee, drills,
Where rife the tops of lions hills-togesher
HIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

WE the fubfcribers, having been appoint.
" ed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Efq
TO receive and examine the claims of creditors
TO the eltate of
ROBERT THOMPSON,
late Of Brunfwick, Efq deceafed, repreIsnted
infolvent, do hereby give notice that fer
Their time of three months are allowed 10 laid,
creditors 10 bring in and prove their claims;
and that we fhalI attend that iervice at he
late maniion houfe of laid deceafed, On The
lait Mondysof the following months viz.
the laa Monday of April, May, ard June
next, from ten 70 four clock On fad DAYS.
JOHN PERRY, Jun ?
ROBERT ID. DUNNING, o0''''.y'''a''
Dafsd At B,sgfzUiet, 1fareb 20, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

employment w dIIICU'
THE sublcriber respectfully Informs the
Public, thas he is appointed
-AAEfisaeer,
Aud folicits portion of their patronage and
iupPort sfuring them their commands will
be executed with fidelity and punciuality.
stephen Mcclellan.
N. B. Boarder, atten ed to as ufuaI at his
houie. Portland, March 90, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
2:gillal lGottrp.

~ III, IcsIAH PII, has. Ior yrsnve fiz-, b,ro
Sy ~ Pm e-aree'sy, be,eafey- 10 AZ gsa
rbs M rry ~ ~, PaPs, Re scbfsb sas rae fyiiH
ssr az II iusb Poets AID poeSetles as g1,t fbs
Axayisat rrsiers If Pa,nsgas
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
NEE GOODS.


Nathaniel Martin,
| Fo.c,et, Ha4ef Lsse Wba,E
TIAs Jun received AZ saortment q
II E1gHB G. Wef-India Go2aJ,
among which are
Superhne Bsoad Cloths Leather Gloves
common do. Iorduroys
Kerfevmeres CUa,iags
Blue Plains searnougnts
DO. Kerieys owaniA'us
= anne,s Blankets
po;zes Velveis
C,licoes Girghams
cambrics Copper Plate FurEi-
Mullins ture
D;m;t;es Bandanra Handkfs:
I,,d;, Cations Cotton do.
Ouabtv and Shoe Bin Brown Hollands
ding Worried Hoiiery
Cotton Shawls fAulpenders
Black silk Hankfs. Engiih Cottons
Veangs, a1orted Cotton Checks
Bed licking shirt Buttons
Cotton Servings sewing six
Rut,ops. ahorted Twia
No 81 a. and Az ID. Black Cambria
Pins 6Omoazetts
Pound do. Durants
White Threads Duroys
Cotton Lace Calimancoes
Oil Cloth rocket hanokerchieis
Button Mould. 9, IL, and Is Thread
Velvet Bindings Lines
.-ALso-
Hvfon. I'D, Cd, Sd, lod, * cod
Young Hyfon, : q Cut Nails
Hvlon Skin, & s Il6d, Sd ,lod, I'D, and
Souchong s. god FngIiih wrought
Brandy; Gin; Rum, do.
Port & I.iibon Wines, Iron Ware, aitorted
Sugar Ralins 200 quin;als Cod Fifth
Pimento Pepper $50 ditto Pollock do.
Ginger Cinnamon $50 ditto Scale do
Indigo Salt Petre so buihels Herds
Coffee; Molahes Crais Seed
Cotton Flour 90 bbls. No. l Her
rings
All the above Goods, being of the Erit
quality, will be fold as cheap as can be pur-
chaied in this town, for Cath or Country
Produce. Portland, FEB. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
Ferf9a Of The 6tb Palm.

WRITTEN AT TIME OF SICKNESS.
In wrath, o Lord, rehuke me no.
Let Thy lifpIesfure be forgot;
10 on the couch Of pain lie;
VAN every with, and every iigh.
My foul ia trouble waits thy word,
How long fhaI iorrow vex it, Lord
Q God, forgive, return, return,
Aet nos my humble ipirit mourn3
For who, bedde my God, can fave -
What voice of thanks diturbs the grave?
In Death is heard no prayer, no moan,
Where ienie aud memory Is unknown.
ssetssss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
Aareb 90.

Junk Bottles Wanted.
CAsH given for JUNK BOTTLES, at ID.
- & N. DANA'S 0or- in Middle itree;.
March 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

SONNET,
SQyAMxIscor thou, whole Cow, but cheer.
full wave
Was wont 20 Ct, 20 glad my youthful eye,
Still in thy waters, fancy,ied, lave,
Still on thy banks, heave the plsintive fgh.
For oace | lov'd to pats negle fed by
That vugar herd, WHOLE hearts meier lhrob'd
like mine,
On thy green margin, reaions ghoa would
rave,
And every With, but that of love reign.
But now thofe hours of cherifh'd wo are
gone,
And well they are, for had met nay grave
No more ! pace with er'evirg foul the
lawn,
Yet memory loves TO bIefs hopes early dawn
That roie TO fweet, ere loves declining fun,
Near where, SGuamti5sot Thy clear waters
H.~..,s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
WILLIAM CROSS,

1T No. 8, Long Hbayf,
HAS FOR SALE,
BbIs. Superfne FLOUR,
80 bags green COFFEE,
Kegs of bef Virginia TOBACCO,
40 caiks Thomaltown LIME,
Bbls. and boxes HEARINGS.
Fb. 20. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
Uniform fer Sale.

UaJorm fer Sac.
FOR fale, very cheap complete UNI
FORM, Sword, aud Sword Knot.
Ms-Wantcd two fteady BoAKDERS in
inail famiiy.-Fer information inquire at
the Gazette Office.
fgrtlans, March 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

10 the Honorable '1yfioes IF The Caut
Of Common Pleas, no1v fitting at
Paris, in and far the County Of OK
f6rd-
YOUR Petitioners beg leave refpeafully 70
rePreient, that the County Road laid out
from Number 0. 70 called, 10 Paris, paiIes
through TWO unncorporated tract Of Land,
one dseded by the States Committee to capt.
Daniel Lunt and the other to William Thorn.
pion-That the fame is impaffable through
iaid tracts.--A5O, ore other County Road laid
out from Whitney brook 90 called, in Jaw 10
Bethel on the foutheriy fide of Androfcogpin
river, paiies through faid Lunt's land, which
Il alto impaflable. The intereGf and conven.
fence of the people require the fame to be in
tate OF repair, and that one thouiand Dol
lars prudentiy expended on faid roads within
the limits OF iaid tracts, might render the fame
paiiable ana convenient for travelling. Your
Petitioners therefore pray that Tax be laid
on faid unincorporateJ tracts of land for the
purpoies aforeiaid, aad as in duty bound will
ever pray.
WILLIAM BARNARD, & 81 otbe,s.
OXFORD, SS.-At a Court of Cam.
mn Pleas begun and holden at Paris,
7Uitbin and TAR the county gr Oxtord,
On The toirtb 1ueEaay If Se3tember,
A. D. 1909, upon the petition atore-
jaid-
ORDERED, that the Petitioners give no.
tice to all perions intereited therein, hy cauf-
ing an a,tefted copy of their faid petition and
OF this order OF the Court thereon to be cub
liihed three weeks fucceiliveIy in the CsiunBian
Ce"'ina and Portland Gazette, the afi puhlica.
ton 70 be thirty days a, leaf before the mex,
ieiilon OF fad Court OF Common Pleas, which
will be holden at Paris, in and for laid Coun.
~, on the third 1uefday of February next,
shat they may then and there appear and
ihow eauie i any they have why the prayer
Of fad petition ihoud nor be granted.
Attett, CYRUS HAMI.IN cy.,E
trae eopy of the potion afoi eialt and
Of the order Of Court thereon.
Atteit, CYRUS HAMI.IN, CLsrI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
HUMAN VANITY.
n 75ssg5s from DEAN KIRwAS.

Swift hurried, like the infect race,
Than fails down time eventfu lea,
That flows, o God, around the bafe
Of.hy Immuiabllity n
And looking up unaw'd TO Thee, W
Fool thinks, tho doomd TO mortal fate,
In his puriuts TO emulate
Thy wifdon and eternity
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

EHE lubicriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed aad has taken upon himlelf The
ITuit OF an cxecu or of tbs elta,e of
STEPHEN coMBEs,
late of Bath. in he county OF Lincoln. dsceaf.
ed, by giving bond as the law directs HE
therefore leqlefis all pet lons who are indeht-
ed TO the fad decea!ed's eaate TO make imme
d'ste payment and thofe who have any de
MAIDS thereon 10 exhibit he fame for fertile
ment 10 DANIEL COMBES.
B,nysrict, Mr,s5 7ib, 1910. (2sl
b. els y sr'.s y f9Dt o. 7asfi,y IL I'D DAY
u If,R rs<f. a. o'sie-s p. III a.ibe d4celgf-g
H.'re u oessrsi B4st.sar7 ~ Fsir4arf6.
y CERTAIN lor ct land in iaid Falmouth
lying near laid Bnckasm's house, and be-
longing 20 the estate Of William DAVIS, late
OF Portlasd Gccca.ed.
ELIJAH ELDER, A;slinis., at9y.
March Ga. pd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

ONE or Two Hundred Ton of TIMBER,
iuitable for an European market, may be
bad by applying to VIM: CAPEN, or HAIR
RISON BRAZIER.
PoYtiand, MaytB 10, 1910 (tfS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
F0R SIZE.

FOR SALE,
IN A SHIP Of the following dimen-
<SlEyF lons II feet keel 2F feet beam,
.Sxr5eTA and about 5 feet under deck,
Essx!-AiA.x with fpar deck, and s inches
- lead rising, built Of The best ma
terials, aud her timbers have been locked a.
bout two wears. Said ihip can be launched at
the shorten notice.
AIo-Two others of about eco tons bur-
then each, now building, of the following d.
meafions about ~ feet beam, 70 feet keel,
lok feet hold, and 81 inches dead rifing; they
are built of the heft materials and can he
launched in about 90 or 90 days, The atove
veiieis are calculated for falt Ealing and car
rying. Apply 20
JOSIAH TICKET. SIP Builder.
Portland, 1Nare5 81, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
NEIY
HAT
AND FUR STORE,
At the lower end of Fifh-nreet, adjoining
Meiirs Qsis9y u Bakers.
John MAHAN,

OFFERS for iale new afertment of Pat
ent, Silk, WATERPROOF HATS.-AIlo,
Superiine BEAVER HATS, wide and mar
row brims, manufactured by the Bottom Hat
Manufacturing Company, in a hyperion
manner. They will be warranted
Ca6 giUen for Mui2rat o Fox Skins.
Portland, March 81. nn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

THE Commitiioners appointed TO examine
the claims agsina the eltate Of
MICHAEL SMITH,
late of Portland, merchant dseeaiedi g'Vs
notice, that three months further tine fos
this date, is allowed the creditors Of saia r..
tate to bring in aud prove thcir claims az
they will attend that iervice Al shs oifies N
tohn rockingham, Efq in lsid Mort ano' ~
the third Monday in April, and The iait vs..
day of May and Iune, from O'Clock ~ -
and from ill p M on each OF i-id uat'
JOHN FRO rHINGHAM'
JOSEPH TITCOME
Portland, Ma cb IS, 1910
THE fubscriber hereby gives pubic no''.-
10 all concerned, that be has been guy "a
pointed and has taken upon himielt the n'''
of Administrator on The eitale Of
JONATHAN ILsLET,
late Of Falmouth, in the cOIntv o. 1h'''0t IN.
land woman, deceafed. by giving bond II i"
law directs--EIe therefore requests ~
fons who are indebted 70 the Lard oecele- v.
easre 10 make immediate payment 7; ana ".
who have asy demands thereca, 20 ea.'on -
fame "a EAiH-1 -~lEls tA--
March 29,h.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

NTE the fubfcribers, having been appoiat-
ed Commifhoner' by-fhe Hon Slammed
Freeman, Eiq Ju4ge of Probate FOR the coun-
ty of Cumberland, TO receive and examine
the claims of creditors 10 the eilate Of
RICHARD KELLY,
late of Portland, mariner, deceaied, give no.
tice thar rhey will attend that ferviee At The
office Of John rockingham, Eiq. - iaid
Portland, on The iaa Thurlday Of april neIF'
and Of the Ave following months, from nile
O'clock a. NJ. till twelve Nj. and from -
s O'Clock P. W On each Of iaid days.
John ROCKINGHAM
JOSEPH 1rICOMB.
PerfiaHd, 19sreb %, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

WE the fubfcribers, having been duly sp.
poiuted by the Hon. Judah Dana, Eiq
to receive and examine the CLAIMS Of creditors
to the eflate of
LUKE RTERSON,
late of Buck6eId, in the county Of Oxford
gentleman, deceaied, Represented iniolvent,
do hereby give notice, that fix months are
allowed TO iaid creditors To bring in & prove
their claims, and that we fhalI attend that
ferviee at the office of John Loring, Esq in
fad Suckfeld, on the fecond Tueldays Of
May, lure July and Auguit next, from one
Ill FIVE O'Clock p. Nj.
JOHN LORING, D
February %, 1870 M Sil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

Fo.n,et. Hat # Lsse IVba,f
Ii Enghyb & Wef-Lndia GoasS,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29

thrown al, by subjectipg its industry to alta
rih OF British Legislation and to the orders in
council of 1907.
Ii then the minister of America can enter
into an engagement, that the American >yss
sells will not submit to the orders in council OF
England. Of November, 1907, nor to any de.
cree OF blockade, unless this blockade should
be real. the undersigned is authorised to.
conclude every species of convention. tendinp.
to renew the treaty of commerce with hmc-
RIGA, and in which all the measures proper
to consolidate the commerce and the pros
Perity OF the Americans, shall be provided
for.
The undersigned has considered it his du-
ty to answer the verbal overtures OF the A
mcrican minister by written note, tina. the
President of the United States may the bet
ter know the friendly intentions of France
towards the United States, and her favora-
Bile dispositions to American commerce.
The undersigned prays MIR. Armstrong
TO accept the assurance of his high consi-
Iteration.
CHAMPAGNY Due DE CADoRE.
PARIS, 14th Feb 1910.
His excellency the Minister)
Pienipotentiary of the U.
nited States of America }
E1sr0ct ok: letter faom Mr.. Forbes, Com
8M Of fhe United States at Hamburg, 10
General A'mstrong, dated
CorENHAcEN. March Sd, 1910.
i" Agreeably to royal order privatee,.ing
is Immediately orecommence."
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1lDe6t@@9n0ie9.
Kinesfon (Jam. } Ahrif 81.

An American brig. in IS days from Mas.
sachusetts, with lumber, arrived on Monday
On the 4th inst. off Bermuda, she
fell in with the Emulous and Halifax
sloops of war of 10 guns each, with Il large
French privateer of four guns and 80 men,
which they had captured two DAYS before
The John was brought to on the 9th inst.
off Nevis by the Swaggerer brig of 16 guns
the commander of which informed Capt.
Clarke that lie had been chased the preced..
ing evening by'seven French line of battle
ships, and requested him u delivers letter
to the Governor of st. kits, apprising him
,of the enemy being in these seas
\ An American schr. from Amelia Island
and n sloop from the United States, and last
from the HAVANA, arrived on Thursday
On entering Port Royal they were immedi-
ately detained by the Garland frigate.
BY the different orders in council receiv-
ed by the packet, our readers will rejoice
to observe that the permission, granted by
the order of the 18th April last year,
has been extended to the. 21st Decem
Der next, and a power given to the Cover
nor still Further to extend it to the 21st De-
cember, 1911, for the importation from neu-
trail colonies of the articles ofs lnnber and
provisions therein enumerated, and for the
deportation to them OF rum, molasses, &c
l.
ing to the United states by the Legislature
of this Island, have in these orders been re-
cogniEed and conhrWed; and we are glad
to notice that the necessary articles as slaves
and lumber are allowed to>be imported in
any ship or vessel, although these articles
are not the growth and produce of the coun.
try to which such ship or vessel belongs. -
His Grace the Governor in his Proclama
ton, which follows the Orders. haswth E.
very attention to the welfare of this island
been pleased to grant the permission to the
utmost extent of his instructions.
Captain Ridgeway, who arrived here IN
York; this morning from ST. Bartholemews
informs ussthat Admiral Coehrane had an
nuiled his proclamation interdicting trade be
tween that Island and the British posses
sions in the West Indies. This information
was received at ST. Bartholomew y few
hours before Capt. Ridgeway sailed.
! W. Y. Com. .Adv.
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NEW YORK. May 81.
LATEST FROM CADIZ,.

Last evening the ship Charles and Harri-
ct, Turwilliger, arrived here from Cadiz,
which port she left on the 1Sth April.
Captain 7. informed us, that Cadiz held
out against the French, and that reinforce
ment Of 10000 British troops were daily ex.
pectcd. The French army continued bonn
harding Cadiz, and had killed few of the
British troops.
Capt. L further states, that it was repor-
ted just before he sailed, that French army
of one hundred thousand men, were march
ing from Seville to Cadiz. Twenty two sail
of the line, British and Spanish) several fri
gates and gun briggs. and about 40 British
transports were in Cadiz Bay, some of which
were embarking French prisoners for Eng
land.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29

on entering the port. and would most likely
share the same fate with the vessels previ..
ously seized. The Trent's cargo had been
confs Gated and sold. The brig Phenix. Has.
kell. had arrived from Algiers empty and
government had been petitionrd TO have her
cleared and permitted to load with oil, but
no answer had been given although the
minister had express verbal assurances that
American vessels. arriving empty, would be
allowed to load with Neapolitan produce.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29
(TRANsLATIoN.l
TRIESTE, 9TH March, 1910

TRIESTE, 9TH March, 1910.
Mr.. INSPECTOR General,
The conhscation of the American
schooner Elizabeth, captain Jeffrey Farroll.
has taken place in consequence OF the orders
OF his Imperial and Royal Majesty, agreea-
by to the communication made to me on the
4ih instant. by the Governor General
have since been notified of the intentions
OF his majesty in more formal manner, by
the letter which the Dulke of Gaete, Minister
of the Finances, wrote to me on the 24lh Ok
February last.
According TO the terms of the letter, and
conformably tolhe c.ders of his majesty, il
was enjoined immediately to lay an embar-
so on ali the American vessels which should
he found, or which should arrive in the
ports of the Iliyrian provinces, and their
cargAes were directed to be confsca,ed.
These partic ,uai Is furnish au answer to
the enquiries contained in your letter of this
day, and think it would be expedent to
communicate them to captain Earroll.
have the honor, &c.
.(Signedj
DAUCHY,
Count of the Empire,
Councillor Estate,
and lntendant Gen.
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Extract ETA letter from Bordeaur, Cd II
hrik, 1910. 10 house in This city.
:. The greatest part of she American car
goes seized by order of the French govern
n.ent in the ports in the Bay of Biscay, have
been already transported to Bayonne, where
a public sale of them is to take place and
the proceeds to be deposited in public chest,
until further dispositions. We fear the YES
sells will share the same fate, although this
yet appears yet undetermined"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29
--LATEST FROM sWEDEN

Last evening arrived at this port the ship
Rhods and Be,sey, from Gottenburg, which port
she left on The l7lh of April, at which time capt
Marshall informs rs that 1t was reported tue
Danes had orders to capture all American YES
GELS
Captain M further states, that French a.
gent had arrived at Stockholm, and another was
expected at Gottcnburgh. Markets at Gotten.
burgh doll, except for sugars and logwood. Cot.
Ton about 81 cents. --INsr. Ady.
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From The NORTH of Enrote:

a letter from Christiana, of 22d February,
says" Nineteen vessels only have sailed
from St. Petersburg for the United States
this season g Americans are there, viz
ships Hesper and Janus, of Newburyport :;
Chesapeake, of Baltimore Polly and Hope,
of Marblehead Hope eff Providence Eliza
beth. aud Anawan Of PHILADELPHIA and
Horace, of Salem"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29
BAYoMNE, (France) March IL

Every thing is prepared for the seigc o:
Cadiz that of Lerida will also soon Gem
mence. Yesterday great quantity of hea
Wy artillery and ammuHition was forwarded
hence. a corps of mariners who were en-
p!oyed in the last war on the Danube. has
passed through this town for Spain. Officers
of the engineers and artillery are also Con
stantly passing Twenty squadrons of
gems d'armes have marched through for
Spain-and it appears, they are destined
to serve in the interior Of that country. -
General Count Suchet, is gone to Nalen-
cia.
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9Dnnle9ttr.
WAsH1NGroN NAV DC

WASHINGTON, May IS.
We understand. on the authority of let !.
ter from MIR. Forbes, Consul of the u. States
at Hamburg, written at Copenhagen on the
Sd Of March last, that by a royal order,
prisateering was Immediately to RECON-
mence."- There is therefore reason to fear
that the trade of the u States to the North
of Europe will have been put in as perilons
a situation as that to the other parts of the
Continent.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29

In December last, some hopes were en-
tertained tnat American property would be
released, but new order has been issued
comm nding all American property in Spain
to be transported to Frahce-Nessels with
cargoes are daily going.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29
NEW YORK, May %.

New YORK, May o.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
TO the Editors of the Mercantile AdUerti-
ser.
BOSTON, May 81
90 BY the Iris, captain Con-
way, arrived at Salem, Dublin paper of
April 9th, Containing London dates TO the
9th, has been received At that time the
city Of London was in an uproar respecting
xhe affair Of Sir Francis Burdett, who had
lot then been committed to the Tower, and
refused TO yield obedience to the warrant of
the Speaker of the House of Commons The
Tower guns had been loaded, and the guards
doubled. A mob had broken the windows
of many distinguished ministerialists, and
further Iiots we're expected. A meeting of
Sir Francis Burdeuts constituents had been
called.
Mr. Armstrong had engaged passage
i'm a private vessel, the John Adams not af.
1ording linn sufficient Accommodations AC-
counts from Paris in London were 20 Mare
28lh. Mr. Armstrong had forwarded letter
To Mr.. Pinkney, to which an immediate AN
swer is required, and to- its transmission the
British government had afforded facilities,
A war vas expected between France s the
Us
:" MIR. Morier Formerly minister at Con q.
stantinople) IS appointed by the British 20
yernment TO succeed MIR. jackson as minister
to the ". S. I; aud the John Adams frigate
brings out terms Of adjustment Tor raiih-
cation.
" The schooner Betsey, Stanley 100 DAYS
from AIicant, and schooner from KEEL, last
from Cork, have also arrived q, Sdcrl.
:" vessel from Algiers has arrived at
Portsmouth,"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29
PANS, March &c, 1910.

have but moment to enclose a
copy of M. de Gallo's letter to Mar. Ham.
met.
l am, Sir,
With high respect,
Your most obedient servant,
(signed)
JOHN ARMSTRONG:
Hon r. SMITH, ST.
cretary Of State. 5
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Extract from 81. Sebastian's, dated .Hhrit
Communicated for the PHILADELPHIA Ga
zete,
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Rosrow. MY ls.

RosToN. Nay 70.
Accounts from Naples TO the s7,h of Feb.
mention the arrival there ofthe schr. Loui.
s;ana, NewhaII, which vessel was captured