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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18
REMOVAL.
4 homas Beckett,

INFORMS his culomers and the public that
he has removed from his former hsuation
the ihop lately occupied by Mr. Simon
Dt4sJOn. No g., Jone's Rom, Exchange Jfrfff,
where he will carry on the
TdILORINC BUSINESS.
as uiual All calls and orders WILDE atten-
ded with punctualisy'
NH tspf eo.f4"tly On bana u for Jais,
IS variety of BROADCLOATHS, CASSl-
MERES, WAISTCCATlNG and TRIM
MlNCS, and other articles SECRETARY for
cioaih. of all kinds. Jane 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18
FOR SALE EY
DAVID SMITH,

f7raf y Union " b0nf,
5cc bulhels YELLOW CORN,
$50 harrels FLOUR,
y Caiks RICE,
Few ha'es fri quality COTTON,
a quantity Of TAR
Aiso--A general adorment of
GROCERIES,
which wiz be fold as cheap as can be pur-
chaled at any fore in town.
April l6' (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18
Msy 9. 1910.

OXFORD, ss-At Court of Common Pleas,
began and holden at Paris, within and for
the county Of Oxford, on the fecond Tue(day
of May, A. D. l8iO--On the Petition of Betty
Cary, Of which the foregoing is copy, Or
dered that the Petitioner cauie the Petition *
the Order of Court thereon to be publiihed
in the Portland Gazette, printed in Portland,
three weeks fuccellively, the Taft publication
to be thirty days, az leaf, before the firit day
Of the next Term of this Court, that all per :
tons may then and taere appear, and thew
cauie Of any they have), why the prayer of
the Petition ihould not be granted.
Attef, CYRUS HAMLIN.
true Copy of the Petition and the Order
thereon
Alter, CYRUS HAMIlN, Crk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18


No q U..isp Rerg. -7Il4Ae Ss,ea.
4 AS received aai really for ia.e, additional
Stock Of
FR tSH Sc sSONABLE GOODS,
making. w'ish his IL. mer fnPpIy, a very gener.
al aiIortmsat.
--ALso-
10 chefs Of Hyfon, tIy,o.l skin, and scuchcng
Teas, Of The lsiefi im,,ors4tions and wArran-
led IF he asF quality.
30 Georgia CoS'oa,
8sree'ona Drandy,
Malaga Vine,
FFch Kaihns,
" ~ India Rum.
Holland and american Gin,
Belt London White Lead,
Richmond Tobacco, warranted OF tbs 6rlf
qnaily.
Ground Ginger, in FINAL kegs, sJ'e. iJs. u.
A which he will lea who eiale or retail,
a, reduced prices for cath or on credit.
ALSO
C0sEgsef ia, /aks, o5s0s,
Ten bales If 4Horted INDIA COrTONS,
we'll calculated for country coniumpt;on,
which will he fold at Bottom prices and on a
long credit.
HLo-Receiyed from the Providence Man
ufacfuring Company, quantity of COTTON
WARP; SHEET!NG STRIPE CHAM
BRAY end CHE, Ks, at the factory prices,
and ona liberal credit by the quantity.
Portland s7ane 4, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18

ELEAZER C2EEf;,
a 7 No !. L'w Hint =" ~.s
( = II lihds. RUM,
~ Chefs Souchong TEA
3 do HYsON,
10 Bolts 2ufTia DUCK,
40 ps Ravens do.
20P - Cotton do.
Bales COTTON,
s Boxes Havana Suc AZ
Portland. June III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18
SEAMEN'S CLOTHING.

He fells on comniiiion every article Of
Mariners Cloathing, al the very Iowef pri-
ces, and will have on hand conllsnt and
full fuppiy, fuited to the feaions.
Nav q, 1910. TN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18
REMOVAL.
SIMON DEARBORN.

SIMON DE AKBOkN,
LAS Removed from his lare ftand in Ex-
change freet, to the head of Zzgrabam'
Wharf where he carries on as ufual, the
TAILORING BUSINESS !; and folcits the
patronage of his friends and the public in
general
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18
JOSEPH COLBY

O<FeRD, S. At Court of Common Peas,
begun and holden At Paris, within and for the
county of Oxford, on rhe leeond Tuefday of
May, a d. lSie--On the Petition of Joteph
Colby OF which the foregoing IS copy, Or
dcted, that the Petitioner cau!e the Petition
and the Order Of Court thereon, 10 be pub
iifhs5 IN The Portland Gazette, printed in
Portland. three weeks fucceiiively, the Taft
sublicsion TO be thirty days, At leaf, before
the FRA day Of the next Tern Of this Court
that all periors may then aud there appear
and thew csuie, Gf any they have) why Tho
prayer Of the Petition filould nor he granted.
Aitelt, CYRUS HAML.N, Ok Z.
A true copy Of the Petition and the Order
thereon.
/, A.tsit, CYRUS H.tMLIN, c''k. .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18

The Pythsgo ear T.odsc
WILL celebrate tie birth 1ay cf ~. Ioua
he .. n on Nraav, the ia Of
init "a Difscn.fe ati - pf, n-unced
B Br AMns Cook i oh a from abroad
ae -c'as Unity snvaed ~ attend with fuita-
be cloihinc.
Fy,rt4.y fsae 4 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18
Az. GO Ia.

No. IS, Long Wharf
dgo-loo puncheons of Cd, Sd and 4th proof
RUM, if application be Immediately made.
June 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18
BEEF g PORK.

BEEF g PORK.
200 Bois- A1efs No |, No. 2 K 8 BEyF
100 half bbIs. Mef and NJ do
Also
Bone Midling, Navy Meis & NJ. pORx
1T NO. 2, Central Rozo.
j. Richardion.
May 81;
THE fubfcriber RESPECTFULLY informs h,
friends and the public, that he hAs ,ske,
Capt. MooDY's Shop in Uaisa Frea, where II
intends carrying on the
PAINTING BUSINESS.
in all lis branches I; and folicits fhare y
public patronage.
Mix'd COLOURS conlfantly on hand fr h.
N. B -CaPr. MoeDY continues the siqn
Painting Bulineis as uiuual, al The above place.
NELSON RACELYEFr.
Portland, June IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18
Dod. HanfoD.

NOULD respectfully inform the ;sl.,.
- ants of Paris and its vicinity. II, -,''
contemPlates taking ur his refideare II WI w
WITH the view Of purifying Tie pr,rr;.'
Medicine. He will reiide IN MI. O. III
TER's family. 40 ample fupply Of ysan: ii.
Medicine will always be kept On Land S-S''e
June H., 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18
TELLOW CORN.
William Smith

William Smith.
AS for faIe. at bis old fand ho,,.
= ExebO4ge Gate Fin Street 7co MT MT y
good Yellow Coru--40 barrels fen ''s
fine flour-20 half do "a few tale. ~ 'aps''
New Orleans Cotton--7 bids NJ rnod j SASs''
70 cheits Of Hyion, Young Hyion. Nv.
Skin and Souchone Teas. Of the nm on, Nv
10 doz Waters Scyihes-2o boxe, Candl,. "
few boxes HAVANA Sugar-ioo c.
Cod Fifh--i0o do, Of old Pollock -.
er with a complete ahortment Of GRtrF
RiES-all Of which he offers fur ~ M
wholelale or retail, as low as can be hougG,
III ro''iano OF eheWhefe. Jaas In.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18

HE fubscriber hereby gives public notice
20 all concerned, that he has been duly ap
pointed and has taken upon himleif the trult
of Administrator on the eftate Of
STEPHEN KNIGHT,
late of Falmouth, in the county of Cumber-
land, fliipwright, by giving bond as the law
directs-He therefore requests all perions
who are indebted to the laid deceafed's ef-
tate to make immediate payment aud thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame 10 CHARLES KNIGHT.
A9y "a, 1910. 90
70 The Hsnuvabls 5yfices Of the Court
Of Cenm9a Pleas, holden at Paris,
IN the county Of Oxt6rd, on the Iecond
Iaefaay 9f Nay, AMMO DoMINI,
1910.
THE Petition and representation of Bet
sEY CARY, Adminiitratrix upon the Ef-
tate of Zaebary Cary, late of Turner, in the
county sforefaid, Woman, deceafed, intelfate,
Hxmb.y Sbezcs-That the Goods and Chattel.
belonging TO the laid deceaieds Eftate arenot
fufficent, by the fun of Seven Hundred Dol
lars, TO anlwer the juf demands already paid
by your Petitioner and allowed by the Com
rniilionezs on taid Eifate and that other de-
mapds cxift againG faid Eitate. and thar part
of the real Eltate of faid deceafed cannot be
fold without injury TO the reiidue.
She therefore prays that your Honors would
grant her licenfe 10 fell the whole of the real
Eliate Of faid ceceafed to fatisfy the faid debts
with incidental charges and that the over
plus Of the proceeds of fald faIe If anv Ilonld
remain, may be appropriated according to law
and as in dusy bound will ever pray, &c:
BETSY CARY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-18
CORN AFLOAT.

TWO thoufaud i've hundred bufhels VEL
Low CORN aloat, in excellent order,
and for iAe by
THOMAS CROSS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-14

aDpalAposss tsisAs lsosses, md shat I've
.rsush ssSass inssnds for mllssopss wsrs
On beard, 3 not found ID his papers. V NJ
'iscious Al these presensss ate, shsy hare =
been made and constituted Srias enough s0
throw inth prison u Americans. and arrest
many sf die inhabitants of che esantry WHO
had commerce with capt. Tpbbs. \ ~
These proceedings will suggest % Your
eounrymen the caution with which they
ought 20 proceed when they yisisth' coma.
cry; or ra.herevinee 70 then, the danger Of
visiting i. ia snyimaansr !; and also % show
10 the world the degrading slavery IN which
che iphabi.aats of,hese provinse. live un-
der their psssy syrans. &c.
We fursherlearn from capt. Brown that
!, was che intention ofthe people OF the pro.
viSee Of cumana 70 declare and maintain
their independence. .zs. ,~@. =
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$ s. s. q 81
Port {


Z Hlo6p Income. Swift, Savsans, III esltSx
and rise, so AA,heny .Dy and 6G6aS s1 8,
thsrs. @ I. 4 u s. s. q
schoonsr Three Ffiend. rsi,y sBa.,o i
linz &c: 20 Joha i. 4.add anS Jssyissos
and .Rowle. - $ 81 81 &. 80 se
Schooner Rising SUI. 0sl Yaffs
India eo.toa. potatoss, ses 81 ,aSA,.
Smith and othssst s, s 3 8 6,
/, -. CLRAREn, b. q J.
Schooner Elizabsth, Asweeflb, Boston;s
by John e. add. S s.
Ship William and Joha, svoo5heuss, III
verpesl j, BY James Pssion.. I.
. A ship. brig, and several shaailer svsssls,
said 70 bs ih'the river boandsups ~,
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& Tins, aisst ssA Ssass sxpssi.a ts 4 A. !.
acessis isshkiy soAfsss shsy ere iasaPshle
S til sohdussiuS the affairs Of shs hatisss >
!. Alter ,tedions seasicn sof Ave ahoashss
ssays tss fst.fsbors RspdLliesa sousrsss
have al ienssh asjoarasa, having 81.
graeed asels rsasissrs, parslissa Tie national
arm. sAd forfeited The eon6dsAcsIcf che
ineriean people. . go 81 Il. !. & s.
TO such sensss.iess !. these. 4 ssosalBs
bofh apgsnereus and ussless y add any
couanents. 81 49, 4. IS. ssSS.s:. B.
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THIRTY u Hars Reward 4

! VIII be given Tor apprchep ailE 4StIsecslS
Ing in Jail negro S(lLO MO- N, gbpSwwssxsa
lurking about the suLs.sbs at u isxaisiiia III
morning; he.islpf bxstatuse, etssse - -
years old, and had a, I'm old Vtiss hsi;ds
coat; and ,tripsd psntsi 1 Aoo& Sesi 49,.
tits supposed heis naM h st6Rt 40 ~
cons are hereby otsxarDea tS1lr hsfSotial,
pEsaid Negro. ]. -
Z h0Hlas Hunsp
Nay s-ss. :,
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L O s. e.

- On Safxndcy iase, she fasA iBssShHy ss -
A COLD BREASf Pr In the ar1nsf
IA u bow and set with pearl, 1Se M
reward viii he paid to tho finder On iS&yi1s}
it with the Printer. Jewellers and othefs an
requested to stopit if offered for sale. &c
MAY i4 ~ at
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'of 81 kef y 4 3 & sss,i 8 q i q 6 ~, y
Tia S;SsA l NJ y ls1i c. ! u e. 9
they did aoe lhitI6 hss1y s
eAptainu al Lord a9ls TEX : III llspaids
As 06lissd o ras Into he 6sSk Pek Nc Saesl5
make s. xtIalf M 4ssss CxptGH snsy
,supplisd M brig witk 4 'sask of ssad ~
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st. Andrews SOcR:ly.

Asta,sd quariesly meeting sfshe sta ~
drew's Society, will bs held at1my house I'm
evening next, att otlosks~s.
Punctsal attendsnce 10 fequestsd. b So ). s.
BY order ofthe Psesi lcnt, s !,
JOHN gMAtLEoD, Say.
s., Nav -. 49, tsl. y $ ~ 80. g rs $50 y
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SALT DAT.
Twenty Dollars Reward I.

FOR 0bbyehendaNg the 4 Ais !
:" AS stolen from The suhscsibcr, re siUiae
{ Wv in the toSs Of Aloxnndris,s ) BLACK
GIRt.a slave, shout sixtesp yssrssf sEs.s $50
was purchased ofC hariss Aicxsnae 4, s1fd was
picked ap in the street about piae 4. clock as
night On the 18th Of May, 1910, OK q pSfson
and put into = Wagon and conysyedt Sif sin
that'way. :, The sboye reward wittbe. paid iSr
experimenting the thief so.thatI gesshs nsgys
again, and expencss paid. So
90 :.. / John Mua, y
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PHrLapEIpaIA, Han 10.

Yesterday arrived brig Sally, CAPS ken
nv. from Hasannah. who ON the z0st ul..
ii iat. IS, 90, fell in with The Brig Lord
Sheffield, Captain Ford, from Jspsies, cut
~ days tor Quebec j; ihe captain (which
Sinfortnsd Captaip Kenneys tiAt he had .
few days before been boarded by; q French
privstssr, bat q large ship hsayiaE II sjghs
which HE Frenehmen saksA ~ Be {tisate,
they pushed Of having p'andsssS che bsil
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e; Madden.

TUST Received, 4 fewihund,ed ,puunds 81
u she FIRST quality MApehn- And for sale
by - s "a I. &. IS ~ 90 $ -. S
1.,.. BRxsN HAa1psoN vyo:
May 10. S - ~ ~. .: g 4 s ! /.
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Since the adjournment . the Senate. !
JohasB. Davy, Of Pennsylvania, consul
for the port of Ransooh, ID the Birmah en-.
pire. ~. ~ Z, e - .s 4.
Charles Harris, Of Georgia, eomsnission-
erof loans Tor the state Of Georgia,
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-,Es., y IF. LEw1g
6usprcIoa, however necessary IL may Be
\ % DC our safe passage thrsuSh ways hssss on,
Al sides by fraud and malice, has been ale
I vays csusidsrsd, wkshR eaceedssths eOn-
mon measures, Is token Of aeptavity and
eorrapaiOni and i Greek writer OF sensencsS
has laid its d9wR as a.standing' maxim, that
BE- s1sRspss@os 6astAer on he oath, know'
&imsssf RIO bsshe1areS -. : +
We can form our opinions Of that which
Ne know NOT only BY placing it in COMPARE
boRWith coaching that we know. Who,
ever tkstesoFe. il over CuD with saspiciea, and
detscts sr,ihce and Ssratagern in every pro-.
kposaI, rnuse either have learned by expert
ence or observation, theswickedness6f man:
hind, and been taught TO avoid fraud, BY
having often suffered, or seen treachery; or
be uux derive his Judgment from the con-,
sciousncss Of iiiA ows tishosinOn, and imputc
b Others thssame I'M RnstiOnS wAish hs.f eels
pFSSoWsHa"' t1 NsSsseS a > :
---.S--- :!
$ ), r..,,t t,,...;,., r-.nt,;r
y r'00 EI''O'" $50 -,
last, 'front.' rmana. informs that the follew-,
ing letter was handed him previous 70 bis
!. -. -
80 =. t,fssjjs q &. ~ S7-EE' >@s
..Ii0.,,4s..... v ,,o v;A
.s,.,n... i. n;,hs;.b IS. believing
,has bSys. Re- rer.u,lv occur !,
-. q M. rroy;nr. y n. ,v,AL Cor .sa,isGae:
~, y -. i,;s,;.,e ef q. ,S lo4uoate suiFsr.
!. ,.s,,s;s AssssAs4 i Ms.,acbu.e,,.,
- 49,; IN q q .,,eh Il YOUR :; coun.
,,,,n.,,s !. ,,s,,h.v. a,s ;rolio.lon 70 .psr,.
;r, dur; !, ia pye..ut ae.-
~. ~. - I. ~; -. "a
-. = =. 81 :.s.,t.,.s
Sapsa' Il uO0s 10 AE'.yFS t'S
me T'ndssru soaA. OF snls psSS'nss e .N'e
no"'n %. ss'ODsf 'ss'' s9 =, 9, - -
" VISIONS en.'s s1 ~ l' sPNa nAY.n -
:" ses 'F s 's'''''ss'' v. =
s.nsa sO,sa ,.. !; s ne: ~ 80 50
ss'. ~ Wy ~, 'pNH9'Is ny ~ r
'9sN Wst SPss ; -
we t0la :: aos, - ~, -!
a yfssd
-"S . ~ -. - !. 3.
D"sst Us '.'.e ~. -. ......,
"a snort t,me ai'st 'ps al'S4l :; - -.
noos g 'rs soa''' at'.so s' =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-13
foreign 3uteliieenee.
Extracts fTom London fahcrs, TO June
q. 1910.

Extracts from London fahcrs, 10 June
q. 1910.
JUNE IS. a French General and
bis black servant came out of BouLogne
IN an open boat, early on Monday NOR
nlng, and were picked up by one Of our
men Of war, and carried into the Downs
10 the Admiral, who sent them to Do
yer, to our agent for prisoners. The
General is at present at the ship Inn,
at Dover. 1t is said that his name is
SERURIER. Nothing is yet known Of
the cause Of his quitting France.
The dismissal of FoUcHE (now call
ed Duke of Otranto) the French Min
lister of Police, has excited considera-
bic surprize. That he i. in disgrace
IS rendered evident by the Paris papers,
NAPOLEON having sent him very caval-
ierly to Rome with the title of Cover
nor, and having appointed the Duke OF
Rivlgo (SAvARY,) his successor, as
Minister of Police but the cause Of
the quarrel does not appear. FoucHK,
IN his answer to NAPoLEoN's letter, ac-
cepts his new appointment, but seems
70 be very little pleased with it.
JUNE, Is. Lord Lowlker retires from
his seat at the Admiralty Board, and is
10 be succeeded by the Hon. L. Robin.
son.
Letters from Lord Welhneton's
canp at CelericO, dated the Esd uIt
state, that French officer, bearing the
Cross Of the Legion of Honor, arrived
at the British camp on the slst, having
deserted, in consequence, as he said, Of
having been provoked to cut down his
superior officer while on dutv-Tbis
officer stated, that Massena had ioin.
ed the French army with reinforce
ments, which made the entire number
under MS command along the frontier
amonnt TO 10000, or from that 10
$4,000 meI; and had his Headquarters
at Salamanca but that this force how.
ever formidable in collective numbers.
was not heid adequate TO the invasion
OF Portugal-The information Given
by spies and deserters, must always be
received with distrust but as it was ?
known tact that the collection and con.
veyance OF supplies was matter Of ex-
IRENE difficulty * insecurity in a coun-
try where the French could be said ~
be masters only of the surface they oc-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-13

A report is current this morning,
that there are some British armed YES
sells OF our capes and that the u. )
irigates, SC. lying in Hampton Roads,
are TO sail this day, III order 70 prevent
their entering our waters. 1t Is ap-
pretended something serious will take
place.
Capt. Porter, lately commanding
the gun-boats at New-Orleans, has
been ordered to take command Of the
trigate Essex; capt. Smith, her late
commander, having obtained leave OF
absence for some time, to recover his
health, which has been much impsir-
ca by an uninterrupted devotedness
TO the service for some years past.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-13

iskf1r them by tie hair. ftid them ar
lice mr., 10 the view Of ,hc spectators
The rest were served IN tie same man
ner.
After tie scene OF blood was finished
Mranda's oolors were cut down and ,rium
phaniiy carried TO a little dist rce ffom the
soiloWs, where were placed in ,e pile, e.,
un'torm coats and hats Of the icers, then
commissions, arms and implen nts Of war,
together with MirandA's proc nations
Upon this pile the colors were laced, and
then set fire to and burnt 10 asi J.
Their heads afterwards we taken, a.
srceahle 70 tic sentence, and distributed Il
TIC different adjacent public places. Three
were put up At Laguira, two at Caracas,
two AZ OCcomantus, 1870 at Valentia, and
one Al Porto Cavello. They were pst into
IRON cages, prepared for the purpose, placed
uPon poles, which. were erected in conspicu.
Gus places, 50 as to strike the attention Of
the people.
This horrid scene death and butchery
being over, after having lasted from o.
clock IN the morning all about l O'Clock in
the afternoon, the remainder of the prison
ers, with heavy hearts, were returned TO
their respective prisons, there to remain till
the SPaniards were ready to transpo.
them 10 their respective places OF servi-
tude
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-13
Up t5F e3ails.


From s.. Domingo.
Capt ELLIS, arrived n M York from
Port-au-Prince, which hc left ~ July,
informs, that few days previous to MS
sailing, a severe battle was fought be-
tween the forces Of the rival black
chiefs, CHRIsToPHE and PETIoN, at
the Mole. The forces Of PErIoN were
commanded BY LEntAGNE, who permit
ted the forces Of CHRIsToPHE 10 enter
the town, when he attacked and routed
them completely; 100 men being cut
to pieces, or driven into The sea. He
likewise states that the fleet Of CHRIS
Topic had blockaded the harbor which
contained the feet of PErIoN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-13

The Island Of Rr'soiaas, oecp;.s
The enemy, and 'he neigho,ia.. r,..
OF Ionaias and Hus1m, His NJ.
the King has been pleased to order
That from the time dis pres.,
ROYAL Order Shall be published !.
made known at fon9tag aud I.s.,r,
and until further Orders, no SIM
bearing the American FAC, shan
permitted 70 enter ii said ports ami \.
discharge their cargoes there, bot snrs
ships shall he ordered away wiu,an,
breaking bulk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-13

c,n;eL With military ftgtc and Where
their conveys and foraGing parties were
constantly annoyed by the peasants,
who cut off all stragglers it was
thought that no more than hall the total
number under Massena would attempt
10 enter Portugal with chance OF sub
sistancc, and with the assurance oil lea
wing sufficient force to keep the Span
iards in awe and from this conviction
Lord Wellington kept his position, not
thinking it advisable to advance nor
necessary to retreat.
The pregnancy Of Bonaparte's new
Empress, saws the London papers, Is
officially announced
JUNE 81 His Majesty's Speech,
this day on proroguing Parliament,
must give great satisfaction to tie peo-
pie : this nation. The capture OF the
French and Dutch w. India Islands /;
the unprecedented eXtention of our
commerce the daily encrease Of our
resources +; the rescuing of Portugal
from the enemy the gallant resistance
Of Spain to her invader the promise
of his firm and mistaken support Of
those nations the general loyalty OF
his subjects, sc. are the topics on
which this speech dilates.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-13
LONDON, JUNE 20.


The town is all hustle. 1t has been
Increasing since twelve O'Clock, and
promises ali immense crowd in the
course of the day. The people in the
line through which the procession is to
pass are shutting their shops, and the
company already assembling to take
their stations on the balconies and at
the windows.-Bands, with marrow
bones and cleayers, with blue cockades
and mottos, complimentary to the Ba-
ronet, are parading the streets. About
one O'Clock party Of about 500, from
Soho, with blue COckades and colours
flying, proceeded down Catherine
street and the Strand, for the CITY.
They marched two and two, and in
Wted every passenger whom they met
10 Join them. AT catherine-street they
were met by the 18th Light Dragons,
on their way TO Hyde Park Corner.
The musick ofthe former was playing
St. Patrick's Day. The band of the
Dragons Immediately struck up
=" God save the king.-The l4th
Light Dragons, have followed the
18th . both regiments mustered very
strong. The Bloomsbury, and other
Volunteer Corps, have been out this
morning, but have been dismissed, with
orders TO be in readiness to muster a.
gam 10 the evening if necessary.
The acemen belonging 70 the several
assurances, are also Parading the streets
with musick. They act as Consta-
bles.
The crowd at the Tower, and 1t sir
Francis Burdett's house, in Piccadilly,
IS immense.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-13

BY the fast-saiIing ship Plate, capt
HARRIS, which has arrived at Salem,
from IoaniHgcn, il 43 days--the fol-
lowing copy Of a New Decree issued
by the Danish Government has been
received. Vessels which arrived after
It's date were not allowed to break bulk,
and a privateer was stationed to give
notice. No seizures but apprehen-
sions kept the markets down. The
Danish Government was believed
friendly, but could not resist the wish
es OF higher powers, TO whom we are
indebted for ali favors of this sind.
THE DECREE.
In order to prevent all smuggling
Trade to Be apprehended BY the ab-
sence VI the American Flag, between