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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
FOR THE GAZETTE.
Mr., SHIRLEY,

MR. SHIRLEY,
As your paper has an extensive cir
culation in the counties of Lincoln, Han
cock and Washington, you are requested
to insert in your next number the nom-
ination of
Hon. I'heodor2 Lincoln, and
Mark l.. Hill, Esqr's.
as candidates for Senators for the cas-
tern district the ensuing year.
These Gentlemen, it will be recoI-
iected, received the suff'rages of the
Federal Republicans, last spring and
a few votes were wanting to have Sc
cured their election. The citizens in va
riousparts ofihe district havelately been
consulted, and they cordially unite in
recommending these gentlemen as still
worthy ofthe confidence of the people
at this critical and alarming period.
To those who know them, any re-
commentator is unnecessary. Their
characters will stand the test of severe
scrutiny. Though amiabIe in their
dispositions and conciliating in their
manners, though wholly removed from
all party spirit; they are firm and de-
cided in their adherence to the princi-
pies and policy Of the immortal Wash-
inefon, and which are still necessary to
the welfare and prosperity of our coun-
try. They have been much in public
life. They are acquainted with politi-
cal characters and they will steadily
pursue the great interests Of the State.
And these are times, surely, when
able and honest men should be placed
in authority. A powerful faction which
formerly opposed the Constitution, and
censured the measures of Washington,
are now determined to plunge us into
War with England. As in 1875, they
were opposed TO all intercourse with
Great Britain and condemned the COM
mercial treaty made with that country,
merely to crafty the wishes and to sub
serve the views of France so now, they
are determined to keep no terms with
the English nation (though our COM
merciaI prosperity can no otherwise be
preserved, and that government is rea-
dy to adjust all difficulties on just and
equal principles,N but to provoke her to
commence hostilities against us, and
thus throw us into the arms of the
French Emheror, the greatest Despot,
who is now permitted to scourge the
earth.
FelIow-Citizens, we beg you to con-
slider the situation of the country, and
to remember that our political salvation
depends opposing vile faction, which
lives by mischief, and leads to despo-
tism and by con6ding our liberties to
honest,a liable and independent Statesmen.
II Citizen Of Lincoln County.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
NOTICE

rs hereby given thar there will be holden
meeting of the Stockholders of the Lincoln
and Kennebec Marine Iniurance Company, ar
their Office in Wfcafet, on the 2Ift d. Of
March next, at three of the clock in the af-
ternoon, for the purpofe of electing nine Di-
recfors for the enfuing year. BY order of
the Prelident and Directors.
mo MERRILL, JUN. Sec'y.
WJegGet, february 10, 1910 (2e)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

THE fnbfcriber hereby gives public notice
= 10 all ccBcerr ed, shat he has been duiy
appointed and has taken upon himisf the
trulf Of an Administrator on the eita.e OF
JOHN TEACHER,
late Of Corham, ID The county Of Cumberland,
merchant, deceaira, IN giving bonds 4 the
law direcfs-He therefore requeits al peFions
who are indebEed to the faid dcceafs'i's eifa'c.
10 make immediate PAYMENT and thoie who
have any demands thereon u eShiOiE lie fame
for fettlement 10
PETER TEACHER,
at Corkam Feb %. 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
BEEE.

500 Bbk. Mefs, No. 2 and 8 BEEF,
zoo half bbIs. MeEs and No. BEEF
For fale at No 2, Central Rozv--by
Joihua kichardfon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
A SPEECH,

For the " Gloucester Democratic Caucus, ali
as the French AriStocracy consisting Of
Mcnsieurs x, Y, z, and a Bai!yl, compo-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
Sherif,s Sale

Sherif's Sale.
Taken By Execution, and uM Be El4
at Pubiic Audisn, on WEDNES-
DAT next. 2Sfb inf. at II ccLrk
4 NJ. at T. FLE7cHER's Office, j
Feather BEDS,
8 Silver WATCHES.
JOSEPH M GERRTSII, D,y SL.,;F
chefs Hyfon Skin TEA
do. Young Hylon do.
9 Bbls. SUGAR
Feather BEDS,
pr. CARD TABLES-CHATRc, BE.
february rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

IL this town, Mrs. Eliza Bangs, aged IS /;
A child of capt. Robert slelerve.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

A Houfe is Wanted,
FOR fmali family, in central part Of
the town-one accompanied with Barn
IS dehred. Inquire at this Office.
february 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

sed b. Committee, and to be commit
ted by :, il his memory &c long
enough or read from behind a screen, in
imitation Of a certain Mashal, with his
head and shoulders visible, like man il
the pillorv.
Democrats! Coamtyyqren Brethren
HEAR me, for my cause for lis the
cause Of all causes-and the cause, be cause
speak ---Liste-., that you may hear and
be attentive, that hearing, you may under
stand. Democrats O, there is music IN
the sound" most eloquent music " Mark
how many pleasing changes! 1t comes so
trippingly" from the tongue
DeDlocratsl E8locrafss Mo1ats Ocrats
Gratis i. Rats =
o, Democrats-sure " we have done the
State some service" Have we not been
strenuous supporters of the prolific Embargo,
and all its whelps Nonintercourse has
been the theme Of our delisht--we have
chaunted its praises " the live-long day." &
through "the lingering and sober night"
We have bent the knee to the magnificent
Emperor of the whole world, and arose and
pronounced him--blessed We have
invoked the vengeance Of the Most High, on
those blood-hounds, the English, for " IL
SURFING" the seas, and ou1ageoNsy daring to
contend with our Most Fulssant Emperor,
tor their insignificant Island. With mingled
astonishnteat and applause, have we beheld
the butchery of the self.styled " Patriots Of
Spain," who were silly enough to think
| that because they were bred on the soil,
| they had right to it. But we rejoice,
"that, he our Emperor, whose right it is,
shall reign"
Libe,y-Eqnality--F raterniy--is our mot
to. The world once sabaued, the Millennium
is to ensue. Jefferson, +" the Statesman and
Philosopher DIVINE" has recommended the
Chinese policy "What need have we of
ships or nerchants-down with them-Let
| us rather turn spinners and weavers ALL"
Weaare good demons. You know we
have been tried, and found " wanting''-we
however very earnestly wish to keep our
places-our lOa0es & fishes. And now bretb-
rem, if you will again lend us your voices &
paiaver, we'll with the people make them
| believe
Wrong is right,
Black is ,chftc."-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

THE fablcriber hereby gives public notice
20 all concerned, that he has teen duly
appointed and has taken upon himfeif the
truit of Executor Of the aft will and teilament
of LUcf NICHOLAS.
late Of Portland, i'll the country cf Cumberland,
widow, dsceaied, by giving boad ~ me law
directs He therefore rsqueits ai perlons
who are indebted 20 the faiG deceaied eilale.
TO make immediate may Rlenti and thole who
have any demands thereon, 10 EXHIBIT rhs
fame TO JOHN NICHOLS.
F.JyHa,y %, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

THE lublcriber hereby gives puDlic notice
TO all concerned, that fhe has been duly
appointed aud has taken upon herleIf the
truC of Administrative on the eftate of
NATHANIEL Henderson,
Iate of Scarborough, in the county Of Cum
berland. deceafed, by giving bond as the law
directs--lhe therefore requeits all perfons VINO
are indebted 10 the faid deceated's eitare, ~
make immediate payment I; and thote who
have any demands thereon. TO exhibit the
fame 70 LUCY HENDERSON,.
february Il, 1910. (26)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

al X. GRsz1r5
Office, No. !, Long-Hbay5, 4gy r.
jsH at Pubic AaS9i04,
500 quintals GOLDFISH,
chefs Souchong TEA,
20 Bills sRIP BREAD.
4 bales COTTON,
Ie'r7s al re Iafs--Saie "a III o'1Issk "a. III.
FEB. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
aif5 bp" 1:,tciion.

TT HIS DAY, az IL o'clock, at 10 IN.
a Lsng HLa,f, will We fold Al Aueton,
400 Dry HIDES.
Terms at the faie
<. GREELY, AaE9r.
Fes. o6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
I" Wrong is right,
" BLACK is whftc."-

We will make you all drunk as Lords be-
fore we part.
Cato. the great Cato, mot old Cato the
fiddler but the Roman Cato, who ruled in
Grease !" was a great man-much the
size Of our citizen Chairman. Cato was a
great man, and a good man and rather
than go out of office, he went out of the
world he threw himselfupon his sword.
Shall we be less enthusiastic than old Ca.
to ; Shall we survive the disgrace of being
pointed at by the slow, but snerying fnge,
Of scorn? No. Rather let us die, abide
nobly-die like Dsmi-gogues
[G Found in the street, together with
the advertisement for said Caucus, & com.
municated by j
PETER PEPPER3OX, ESQ.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-10
BOSTON, 7ply 3.

TR0M.CAhT0N-By capt. Dorr, from
Canton. we learn, that The difference be.
TWEEN the Chinsse ard the British had no.
been adjusted, the latter declining to sur.
frnftr The person who caused the death Of
native, although it was believed the laws
OF China would aequt Tim. The govern
mem still refused cltn Cor clearance lo,hs
British, vessels. They could apart by
torce. which it was tSpteied they would
DO tn his might prevent their beirs ad-
n',1ed syain n future voyages.
tf|1AISH l.5ERICf We bear firm
The Eovanra, TIA, Inclination had reaeh.d
,ha, place from NJ xieo, thar ire goverpct
had been arrested and sent TO Spain; the
cause rot mentioned. The bishop, it would
seem, had also been subjected 10 some sus
picion, bot bad heen>permi,ted to remain
ALGERINLS-1h The L(wis, capt. Law
renee, on bis passage from Cadz TO "
bon, was boafdsd frcm an Alserine squad
rcn Ct three figa,esand one brig, and treat
Cd politely; they said they wanted noting
lut Portuguese men Of war. There wee
q r:,ifl'ber 81 Pouuguts Sc schooners in sleat
but they id not touch them. The hIgr
line feet, when it came out of the S,rafA (
consisted of five 1riga,es and four brlgS
Two frieates and three briggs were crulaHS
to the southwark. s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-10
CHARLESTON, 1uy 2.

Arrived, seb'r Sally, Brooks, Madt1a'
SO days.L Left at Madeira ale 3ut ,2sail OF a
merican vessels, among them sch'r Hlraa.
Bliiens, 70: this port, to sail next day. y
sch'r Enterprize, Howes, from this lGn
had sailed for toe Cape de Verbs the e "
before. June I, lat. "a, long. II, spsssYS
setr. Polly. (of Plymouth) RobbInss,s
days from Cadiz, for Porto Rico. s'l III
lat. 18, long. So, spoke British ship ~, @
norea, from London for Jamaica. 1ob tI
lat. 49,. long. As, was fired at and BROW NJ
to by the British letter of marque ship
mon Taylor, from London for sman'sl n
The Cork feet of abont SO sail, for the
Indies, and S outward bound East 'D !,
men, were at Madeira when the oa,y u. .s1
Ied. Markets, conn., dollars per 0u''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-10

truth. docs he represent them as equally
hostile, and equally determined not 20
leave neural plank on the ocean," I.
Will Americans never tear CIT the veil
with with ruth has 50 long been covered
Will they neveT perceivethe real motives yes
On which those acI 70 whom they have gwen
their confidence Whitley not awake I'M
I'll they find themselves weighed down ny
the chains prepared for them?
.ARMINfUS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-10
4 CAPTURE or ASTORIA.
CoRuNNA, Aicp q.

On the aad Of April Junot began The j..
tack of Aslorga, ard eenti1ned it On II.
Esd, but seeingiit was dcsndtd BY eson
men, and resolved 10 tske il, en- The ss,h
he made covered way en- the side Of II.
Bishops gate, situate on q TART of the wall
which was weak. A, bteai Of day be be.
gan 10 play upon il, and made a breach.
seven yards wide, as if it had be.n O.,
with knife. THREE times they renewed
The assault at this opening, on which
the valiant governor Santoiices ordered
an ebns TO be planted there, which syssS
down. the ranks Of the enemy, but .,
last this blsye officer having TO mere ball.
and seeirg Junct determine d 10 obtain PES.
session OF The city, he reluctantly sui,en.
defed il, and on Easter Tuesday general
Iunot entered the place at the head Of two
bodies OF artillery and some cavalry. HI
was met by the neblean generous San,o.
Ices, who presented bis sword to the
FREEDMAN, which Jnnot desired him to
retain, telling him that he well knew how
TO tn,plovit, and that he nigh, keep his 90.
vernment if he would exercise his authorize
in the name Of the emperor Napoleon. To
this offer he replied that he was Spaniard.
and that'he should acknowledge no soye.
reign bur Ferdinand VII. After this re.
ply, he was ordered, with The other mi.
soners TO be conducted 10 Vslladold. III.
killed, on the part Of the enemy, amour,
TO $500 men md on cur side we had
only com raratively snaI number killed,
md 1Co Ttisontrs. Our prudent general
when he eap;tulated, Introduced a eond
ticn, that he .,oops cfthe enemy were hot
10 be distritu ted in he adjacent countir,
assigned as a-reason, thar he could not an.
sv'' for their security :'nobg Els indignsn.
coun ,ymtn Having arranged this nalttr,
he o,dtrcd all his soldiers that could FRO.
cure The H. ans to dress themselves in PEA.
sanls' habits. and in that disguise escsPs |
By this device 2 pIodieious number wt,e /
enabled 10 join the Spanish army in The
ne ehhoIhocd. Junot had with'hiln aLou!
1c,cCo men, ard having Elected his pur.
rose, be sent soCo 70 *Ciudad Rodrjgo, +
2cco 20 Astu,ias, and the res, ren1ainedia
Astorgs, who were employed in d mollsh.
lre he walls, ard in ,he sequel, only 800 i
w.le resolved Ito finish this work. Those b
which plooeede d 10 Assurias, VIXEN endts
Nr-ng ID pass The Naroro, were attacked b
hy Porlitr {tt MarqOisite,) who beat them, 4
and put them to disgraeclul fight"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-10

Paris papers to the 10th, and Dutch TO
the 18th, arrived on Saturday. Their con-
tents are OF no importance whatever. Be-
napartr and his oonsort were 10 have left
Antwerp on the 4th for Bots le Duo. The
French are assembling in considerable force
on the frontiers of Turkey.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09
pENITENTIARY STORE,

MESTIC War E-HO USE.
IN ]. BURR, in addition to the articles mag
IL nutactured at the Penitentiary, offers for
sale an assortment of GOODS of HOME Nh
,NUFACTURE, piS
Fine and coarse HATS of every description.
A regular supply Of Cotton CLOTH, on con-
signment from the Providence Mandatory, and
will be sold by the piece at the mill prices, viz:
BEDrIcKIxc, SrsIpEs, CHECKS & PLAIN
CLorHs, SPUN CorToN, single and double,
home made LINEN SaEETING.
RIG HMOND GUN POWDER by the key,
warranted OF superior quality.
PHILADELPHIA PORTER & ALE in
casks and bottle and BEER in barrels.
Harness Leather, w =; Calf Skins, Boot Legs,
Coloured and Black Roans.
WANTED TO HIRE, by the year, good
COOPER.
February13. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09

HARLES BOSHER with 1incere thanks
" for former patronage--respectfilly informs
his friends and the public, that the Carriage ma
king & Blacksmith work heretofore carried on by
him, will hereafter be conducted under the firm
of Charles and Thomas Bosher--who hope by i'll
dustry and attention to business, to merit con-
tinuance of public favour. Fashionable Giggs,
Carriages, Single-riding Chairs, and all kinds of
Blacksmith work faithfully executed, at their
shop, three doors east Of the Bank, the street
leading from the mainstreet to the Capitol.
CHARLES BOSHER.
THOMAS BOSHER.
Feb 90. ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09

NOTICE,-The subscriber being DESTROYS to
Nv close his Executorship of the estate OF
Paul Graham decd. and whereas there appears,
by the will ofthe said Graham, debt TO be due
from the Estate Of his Grandfather Duncan Ora
ham, TO the firm Of Lilies Boyle & Co--for the
payment Of which, or a part Of which, provision
is made 10y the will Of the said Paul Graham /;
This is therefore to require the said firm. or their
agent TO come forward. state their claim, and
establish the amount due, that the same may be
settled otherwise tie assets win CATER three
months from this time) be applied TO the dis
charge Of other debts due from the estate of the
sad Paul Graham and this notice will be plead.
ed in bar 90 tie said claim.
SAMUEL BURRUSS,
Ex'r Of Paul Graham.
Gar Iine County virga.l
JsBa"'y 27tS' 1909; la"sWS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09

lust received and for sale at the NEW
- CHEAP SHOE-STORE, next door above
the Rising 8. n Tavern on the eros street l-ading
TO Msyo's Brjdge-~six boxes Shoes, four barrels
do. containing 1900 pairs, we'll assorted, which
will be sold at whole sale on the most reasonable
terms, for cash produce.--At retail, Ladies
Morocco Slippers--Gentlemen' Morocco and
Seal skin pumps, right and lefts-- Wax Calf &
Seal skin fine Shoes Of superior quality-A
good assortment of Coarse Shoes-Shoe-threa +,
Irish potatoes, &c.
WMH HUBBARD.
March 6 w4w
N. b. A fresh supply from New-York, of the
hest materials fer boots which are executed with
eatness and dispatch.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09
TREsH GLOVER & GARDEN sEEDs.-

ERESH CLOVER g. GARDEN SEEDS
i, For SALE by the subscribers, at their new
Medicine Store near the Market Bridge, guam
sity of cLOTER SEED and general assert.
1nent Of GARDEN SEEDS, consisting in part
Of early and late Peas, do. Beans, do. Cabbage,
do. Turnp; early Radish, Lettuce, Parsnip, Beet,
Carrot, Peppergrass, Simblins, &c. SC.
ALSO, Medicines,s Drugs, Paints, Dyeing,
Drugs, &c. &c.
VAIL 8. ROGERS.
February 1G. 2awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09

Uf Published BY Thomas Richie, nearly op-
rosite the Gisbe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
T coNDI7IoNS.- Five dollars year, to
Be paid annually in aduance. Those yoho .uish to
be considered as annual subscribers, must hereafter
aesgnate it at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
their papers will be discontinued at the expiration
of the frst year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09
Feb 90.

VTTANTED immediately, one or two good
wv workmen at the Coach making business :
90 master workmen liberal wages will be given
10y Messrs. Wren & Robinson, just below the
Swami tavern, on ShockG Hill, Richmond.
February 8. 2awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09
March 6.

T OST, between my house and Richmond,
IL BOND on Pleasant Younghusbsnd. decd.
dated July 1903. endorsed to me by Wiltshire M
Lewis, for s 60 80, with interest from the date
A reasonable reward will be given the finder, or
returner.
JOHN P. BURTON
March g. 2t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09
READY MADE CLOTHES.

READY MADE CLOTHES.
TIME SUBSCRIBER intends keeping on
i hand a constant supply of GARMENTS
ready made, for the accommodation of gentlemen
from the country who wish to be furnished at
short notice. Apply nearly opposite the Eagle
Tavern to
C. FAIRCHILD,
Merchant TAYLOR.
March 6. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09

OTICE.-All persons having claims against
IN the estate of John Heveningham, Esquire,
decd will please to lodge them with Mr.. James
Brander of Manchester for settlement, and all
those who made purchases at the sale at Summer
Hill, will make payment to Mr.. Brander, who is
authorised to receive the money for all sales made
there, and to grant receipts for the same
THE EXECUTORS.
March 6. Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09
THIS DAY is PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

The DIURWdL ROT.A7IOW OF THE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles,
from the properties of the Cyeioid and the Epi.
Cyctoid.
WITH
AN APPLICATION OF THE THEORY,
To the explanation of the various Phenomena of
the Winds. Tides and of those Stony and Me-
tallic concretions which have fallen from Eea-
ven upon the surface of the Earth.
By JOHN WOOD,
.duthos. Of Elements Of PERSPECTIVE, firi,,-
ted in London, in 1893.
December ID
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09

The orators Of the Council of State with =.
drew. The prince arch chancellor adionrn.
ed the sitting At his departure his serene
highness wss conducted with the same Lr.
nsJs ahieh were paid him on his arrival
- - - ..'E. x,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06
BERMUDA.

ST. GEORGE, March 10.
IL IS with the utmost satisfaction we learn,
that II. M. S Guerrero, fell ~ with the
Rattlesnake sloop Of war bd. home with dies /.
patches from the East Indies, which stated
that tranquility had been restored in that
quarter.
Ii appears the disaffected part of The com .
pany's troops had taken Possession Of s.,
ringapatam, but on the approach OF the
Sing forces, amounting to II, 900 men tbey
surrendered, having ob,aiued promise og
general amnesty, wth the exception Of ~ few
ct the officers who had taken ,aosv active
part in the Gissurbansc.
General M'l3o.al had sailed in 81 vessel
for England, TAI had been rtcEcd ontbe Is
land nf madagascar, and We regret 20 add,
every soul on bo.gd peri 5hsd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06

We hare inserted bomhastic account of
the means taken by the French TO conciliate
the people OF Spain, and To shew how secure
they consider themselves in that country !:
but what must be the sensations of the In .
habitants of Madrid, at Seeing the palaces Of
their rishtful sovereigns, forcibly appropri-
ated tor the splendid reception of freiic, r,i-
lers, who are thus inhumanly revealing with
the fruits OF the plumber, tramp!ins on the
fallen greatness of the Spanish nation, and
dancing as it were, over the corpses of those
brave Spaaiards who have sacrificed their
lives at the Shrine of patriotism
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06
Gurope
Norfolk. Anril1

-, NORFOLK, April L.
The British frigate Milan, from bermuda
to Halifax, offthe Capes on Thursday last,
vat on board the pilot boat J. w. letters and
Bermuda papers for Col. Hamilton also,
some nc nGcks (presents from gentleman
IN Burmuda to ladies in this place --tbc lat
ter articles were seized by the Collector of
the port OF Hampton, but the letters and pa
pers came safe tohand on Saturday. Col
II. politely handed us the papers from then,
the following selections :--Hcraid.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06
--LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

W, 10 the attention of Capt Ta6b. arrived
here last night. we are indebted for /. ON
DON papers of the 24th January. contain
ing the Kings Mrssaye to Parlia men,,
which is given below. Our readers viii
perceive by this important document. tha.
the British government still contemplate
an a;hicable termination of differences
with this country. Nothing else of mo-
ment. except Debates which are very an
imased and interesting. Herald.