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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

Why is the democratic party called
faction This question we shall en-
deaNorto answer, In manner, we trust,
that will convince and silence its min.
ions in this part of the country, and
satisfy every honest mind of the Justice
OF the appellation.
AT the time of the adoption of the
constitution there were two parties in
this country, one consisting ofthe fed
eralists, the friends and advocates of
that compact, and the other Of the anti
tederalists, Its enemies and opposers.
The federal party embraced nearly
three iourthsoithe freemen ofthe coun-
try, and consequently, after the consti-
tuition Was adopted by :he states, were
entrusted with the organization and adj
ministration ofthe government, and for
a series OF years conducted the national
affairs with consummate wisdom. In
the mean time the anti federal party
were engaged IN INCREASING and strene-
thenlng their number, to effect which
they employed all the arts and chilean.
cry OF the arch deceiver. Their opno-
siuons 10 the constitution and govern
ment at once stamped OH their fore
heads The mark of the beast, and for
years doomed them to that obscurity
which their felldesign richly deserved.
But assuming the popular, yet decep-
tive, garb OF republicanism, they step
ped out unblushingly as the friends of
the people and the champions Of their
rights and, like satan in the days or IN
nocence, Infused poison into the public
mind. Washington was accused OF a de-
aignto overturn our liberties, and those
associated with him-men who had
fought and bled for our independence,
were represented as tories and British
hlrelings, aimed at monarchy, its blan-
dishments, and distinctions. Yes, (our
blood warns i'll the .refleciion) yes, men
who had fought seven long yea in the
achievement of the blessings we now
ENJOY, were accused OF sedition, strata
gem and treason--of an intention TO sa-
cilice The fruits Of all their tolls and
suiferlngs TO tue enemy. Ii is well re-
collected what abonlnable means as
well as abominsble instruments wers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

The United States aoop of war
Hornet, Captain Hunt, tailed on FRI
day morning from Cowes, with the
American mehenper MIR. Spence, en-
truifed with defpatches from Mr..
pinkncy for Hsmpton,- preparatory
10 the meeting Of Congress. The
Hornet is to call At Havre de Grace,
20 take on board Gen. Armftrong's
Mei!cnger, but has, it is faid, Pc
remptory orders to quit thar port at
the end Of IA hours, whether the
Mehcnger appear or not.
In conlsquence of the domiciliary
Wits, which have been lately made
in Holland, by the French, two of
the Gallo Cultom officers nave been
killed by the populace.
Ii is reported that the gKing of
Sweden is dead ; no mention is
however made of tic manner in
which he died
Ii has tsep, we think, ertoneouly
itated, that sir Francis 5aring (who
died IN England nth Sept left a
for, ane of u. 10, 600, 900. a a Lon
den PAPER Jays he was MT worth
more than a million it1Iiug-fay
near ID. 5000, 900.
Two polices were opened at
Aoyd's on Thmfdsy; crqE IT .hen
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

T This Proclamation is aocompan-
led by a circular from the Secretary
OF the Treaiury, announcing the pre-
fident's Proclamation adding
" French armed vehtls may now be
admitted into the harbours of the
u. States" And alto a olaulc ref
pecring rhe revival of the Non In
tercourfe Law, as it refpe6ts Great
Britain if her Orders are not revo-
ked before the I'd February next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

Erfracf Of a letter from gentleman ia
Paris, TO his CORRESPONDENT IN Ph:Ia-
delthia, dated dug. 8, 1910,
The sale Of American property
still goes on at Bayonne, and the mon
ey is applied to the use of the govern
ment, Notwithstanding the repeal Of the
Berlin and milan decrees.-The pur-
Chasers at the sale on the 4th inst. at
Bayonne, have been Obliged to pay the
new duties, although the law establish
ing them did not take place iii! some
days alter the sale, and the prices were
lower than those obtained some time
since, and are not expected to rise !;
the purchasers will therefore lose by
their speculations ~ cannot give
any encouragement to ship to this coun-
try, where there is no security for the
merchants.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
REMARKS.

CT NE NUT add, that nat one g
The hundred r,ml0rS circulated on the
(EyeF has been mare akjSrd or ridicl-
lon5 than the absve. CHDoRE's letter
IS fdid TO haze been dated IN the I2th
September, and tie DsDels wbicb
brought TIE rtmlar db0ut II did MT fail
tram Bayonne until the 1T October,
( eighteen days after dndyet Rayonne
If Int rs milss from Paris ! Had
JaUNDGb's iefter been (cm to Gen. ARM
STRONG at tie time lfated t5fty c9picr
Of il 1Oaa.l4 haze reached Bayonne
Jortngbt b5fsrf tie Ve6d failed Be-
f'dsJ, Jelryal CAPTAINS Of Jaguefrei
0eDetJ bave returned in tbets usDsb-
n Oatd they, bai there been the Leaf prqE
pea ga rgforati9n Of their property /?
Ne ID MT believe any promiis sfbor-
ef rsf0gati0n has been made, much LES
that TIE Duke De CADoRE has been %
great an igrramns as to t1ik about The
rsjforati2n ef French property jcg9efsr-
ed in The United States Gent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
Lp liz seails.
NEW YORK, OCT 81, 1910.
Late fran France.

THIS day TWO veiiels have arri-
we'd here in fhort pafages fran
France Z -! On board one of them
Mr.. LEONARD jaws, sd, of Bolton,
came pafcnser. He is the bearer
Of difpatchss from Mr.. ARMSTRONG,
wnich he received in Paris about the
If september; and with which he
Immediately fet out for Warrington.
Nj was employed as an agent in
France to recover fome American
property conhscated and left that
country, becaufe he was aGared by
Mr.. ARMSTRONG there was then
1.-THE frit September no hopes Of an
early refti;ution of that property I!
1ahe day before Mr. left Bayonne,
letters had becn received there from
Bordeaux, which gave the report.
that on the eve of the departure of
Mr.. ARMSTRONG from Paris he re-
ceiyed note isom the Duke DE Ca
DoRE, fating, tbat if the Government
gfbe United STATES 1voua pa,f Laqo
t3r the reftnioq Of all French property
fqueRered mder the Non htercowJe
La7v, then the Emperor zuOuH paG
decree far the rsforatian sfaHtbs timer
ican property jeqneQered BY bis orders
in France. Such was the report ;
but we are afIured Mr.. JARVIS pi1ced
10 confidence IN If, IN the extent rep2r-
ted Another Rm1ar was, That Boz
NAPARTE had ordered, that after d.
du6fing The amount Of FILES Of american
fqasffred property, The rsfdUs, if 6gy,
jb9u4 be retired A third Rumor was
that the letter Of the Duke DE CA
DoaE to Mr.. ARMSTRONG was dated
the 18th September Such were
the rumors The facts by thefe ar
rivals are out few They are, that
the defpatches BY Mr. JARVIS cannot
relate to the reitoration of the fc-
gu tered American property -
That ALL the American yeilc!s and
cargces fequeftered in Bayonne had
bean SOLD, and the proceeds DEPOT
ted in the Caigs fAm2tiDsnfnt =
That Gen. ARMSTRONG left Paris
the 18th September, arrived at Dor.
deaux the a5th, and was to embark
Immediately for the u. States, in the
Sally, Capt. ScoTT That two
or three American yefIcls, which
failed after the repeal of the Non
intercourse Law, had arrived in Bor-
deaux, and would be allowed to fell
their cargoes, on the payment of The
enormous ne7r duties - That JoNA-
THAN RUSSELL, Efq. of Providence,
was to reGde in Paris, as Charge des
affairs and Mr. M'CREA, OF Vir-
giaia as Couniul- General, vice Mr..
WARDEN, who probably comes honae
with Gen. A.--That &c. 900 frelh
troops had recently pahed through st.
Sebaitiaus's. for Spain AND
that Col BURR was at Paris.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
From the Philadelphia Evening Star.
MURDER WILL OUT.

A man, who has long been an inhab-
liant OF this city, was arrested on Satur-
day last by warrant from the Mayor,
on charge Of having on the night be-
tween the 18th end 10th Aug. 1892,
murdered a young woman namad Ek-
z10efh Reeves. AS there j. something
singular in acharge OF this Kind bsing
made about Is years after the murder
was committed, our readers may be Gu.
rlous to know how the prosecution o.
rlginated. We understand il was in
this gay A step mother Of the accu.
sed being sick and not expecting 70
live, told her friends that she had some
thing oh her mind which she wished TO
communicate before she died, and could
not dte IN peace till she divulged Il.
A justice oil the peace was sent for, and
nc took her deposition Of the facts re.
'suF- 70 The murder, She states, thai
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

employed Nv Tie democratic party 10
overthrow the federal administration.
In the rational cabinet, dpring the adj
min isira,ien Of Gen. Washington, JEFF
ferson took a decided stand against the
president and other members of the
cabinet and when the French revolu-
tion opened It's :crrors upon mankind,
and dispatched Genet hither as the A.in.
ter Gifts vengence, Jefferson also took
a deep interest in having him ostznta-
I olsly received, not only by The gov
crnment, but by the people. And az
ter Genet commenced his indigni les
and abuse against the administration
ITO which the leaders of the party in
some measures instigated him) the pa
pers from Georgia to Maine, in the in :
terest of Jefferson, took part with Ce-
net in misrepresenting the measures of
the administration, and went SO far as
to insist on his right to fit ont and man
priva,eers in our harbors, and when
sent out on his authority, contrary TO
the orders Of government, they applau-
ded the additional insult. Nay, when
thus demon in human shape, whose
touch is pollution and whose breath IS a
pesIilence, threatesed to appeal from
the government to the people, and obi
ged the prudent Washington 10 sus-
pend lis functions, the democrats, with
Jefferson at their head, encouraged
this last abomination, and without re-
serve denounced Washington, as the
" cause of all our misfortunes. Clubs
were instituted with the protested de-
sign Of spreading the seeds Of discon-
tent and opposition. The proclama
ton ofneutrality was denounced as CAL
culated TO favour England, and iniure
dear and beloved France, into whose
arms they were willing to rush for pro-
lection and support. Nor did they stop
here. The Instruction in Pennsvlya-
MIA was excited by the leaders Of the
party to impede the wheels of govern
ment, and the taxes imposed, and The
regulations adopted, were
pronounced oppressive and unnecessa-
ry. In fine, no means were left unes-
sayed, however Ubiquitous, which they
calculated TO advance their
cause. Alas the piiable condition
Of our country proclairns the too fatal
Of these measures. The
people were deceived, and the demo-
Gratis obtained the ascendency. Here
we stop for the present.
Now We should ask, what name such
a party merit but that of FAcTIos
And if they were faction then, why
may they not with propriety be called
A faction now. Because they have sue
oeeded in their usurpations, their ma
ture is not altered They practise the
same arts to retain, which they employ
ID TO obtain power. They are as over.
bearing friends in France under Bona
parte as they were under the revolu.
ionary demons.-Iroy Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
Tbe Proclamation.

Our opinion was, on the promul-
cation of the Duo de Cadore's letter,
that the PRECEDENT would not then if
iuc his proclamation, opening the in
terCourfe with France and not I'M
til after the time thai Napoie0n's DEGREES
}boald ceaEe to operate. AS the cafe
itands at prefent, we mutt depend
upon Napoleon's conjunction of the
phrafeology of his miniiter, but it
is clear he may make a handle of the
" ne1v principles Of blockade" which he
fays Great-Britain has attempted to
eitabllfh, very much TO our diiadvan-
tage.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

10 pay ico gnineas for 3 down,iI
Cadiz furrenders TO the enemy before
that day twelVemonth the oshsr 10
pay 100 FOR ~ guiness down, if
Peace be ratified between Great Bri-
tain and France OH or before that day
TWO years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

There ought to be no reliance pla-
ced upon the itory, that Nopoleon
will relinquilh our oon6fcated pro-
perry ali the reports, and they have
been multifarious, which we have
hitherto received, have been proved
to be unfounded. If he delivers up
any property, formally, it will be for
the purpoie of loading it with duties
and expenies, which will amount TO
conhfcation to the American owner.
Ii is of no coniequence TO the lofer,
whether his property has been taken
forcibly from him BY highwayman,
pilfered By thief, or itolen by a
pickpocket.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

From The same, dated Paris .fugust II
I" / cannot recommend to any Of my
friends TO ship TO this country, in the
expectation Of an amicable arrange
ment between France and the United
States. You may rely on the certain
~ OF another general seizure Of Amer
lean property IN this country, and in
those under It's influence, whenever
such measure may be though; advi-
sable. | hope my opinion may prove
erroneous, but am fearful the event
viii shew it to be but too well founded. =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

IN our last we noticed the death Of Samuel
Frye, Esq. IN duel near the Nstchez.
For the satisfaction Of his relations, who
reside at FryebuFg. IN this District, we
extract the following communication on
the subject Of that unhappy affair,
trorn N-tchez paper OF the fist Of Cctc-
Der -
1t often happens, that events Of ittle
Importance excite our most attentive
consideration while others ot the
most serious consequence in Their ultl~
mate operation, arc passed over van
little notice OF regard. But in tie de-
solatl IN of province, or the alaag lper
OF the tented field the real loss sus-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

Iucian B0n0ba,fe.

IoNDoE, SEPT. 2; A refpe6ta-
bic I'm. iioIfe yeiterday received
:'ters from Paris. lialing in poiiiye
,erns, that Lucian Bonaparle bad
smba ked on board The American
ihiP Hercules at Ecgh' m, and il was
yreiumed thar rhe ecifinalIon OF the
scilel was the Uoited STATES lie is
accompanied by his wife and family
with rstinue. confiting IN The
whole Of forty perfons, and he had
cbraioed, il Is added, pahportS from
tie Emperor to facilitate his dehgr.
By a gentleman who has arrived from
flanre, tlis information Is ia great
degree confirmed, and We learn thar
i had long been the intention OF Lu-
clan Bonaparte 10 quit the saitern
hsmiiplere, where be could only be
itcond to his brother, wdom he con
orivtd 40 be fu5oydirate, and TO be
iadeotcd TO him for the Imperial Di-
adem nc W arr IL is reported that
l.ucian had atnallcd an ,mmenle trea-
iure, Comfortable portion OF which
he has depofted on board the flip in
which he takes his farewell Of Eu.
Iope.
SHJaeafi7n Of tie Nerthern Pe7ve15.
Sore Of rhe private accounts re-
csivcs by the Gottels5urg Mail of
yeAerday, are highly intereiting II
appears certain that Napoleon had
actually applied to the Daniih gov
ernment for permiihon to occupy
Zealand, not with $4,000 but with
10000 men and it appears equally
certain that the king of Denmark has
given a peremptory refufaI. What
will this lead to
That Napoleon has planned the
fubiugation Of ali he Northern Pow
ers, or what amounts 20 the fame :
thing, TO fet aide the preient reign :
ing families, add 10 elevate Els own
creatures to their Invertebrates, has
long been apparent to thofe who have
ftudied his character and actions =
Will the refufal OF the King OF Den
mark to permit the paIlge of his
troops through Holftein alter his
views /? We think not Indeed, by
rhe accounts brought by this mail,
this appears already 20 be the cafe,
One Of the letters cb(erves, that
Frederick William, oppreiiad with
the huniliaing fate of dependence
10 which he was reduced, had aGu-
ally proptled 20 Napoleon 70 REIGN
his crown TO which mea(ure, il is
faid, the French Ruler was nor pre-
pared to aocede.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
Neqo Minitgsr from England.

A letter received in this town from
an American gentleman, now in Lon
don, dated 27th Sept. lates, " That
. ae7v Jlia5fcr 7uts 70 BE- na're4iately
aRfaiatsa and fegt oat to his can
try"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
Preiident's Proclamation.

81 tie Prgffdert CT fbe Udited STATS,
a PROCLAMATION.
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LOST OR MISLAID.

n CERTIFICATE FOR one share Of the
~ : l.ttt' River Turneike Road, No. SIS,
- 81 Deer 1908, to William Skinner,
Mm Sosbers transferred to the late Jona-
mandeyille. Application will be made by
vaudeville, administrators to the estate
eis said Jonathan Vaudeville, for another
Yale 70 issue in place of the one lost.
oeFis. 2awtW
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Mr.. GENERES

HAS the honor. eff Informing the Ladies
i i and Gentlemen Of Alexandra hat his
ASSEMBLIES will commence on 7Auraday
neat M: sth inst. and will continue on the
same day during the season once a fortnight.
An addition, to the Music will be procured
from the City.
~, f..~;.-- 49,. 49,
Also, the Practising Balls for the present
and former Scholars will commence on Sa-
turaay he IN mat. from o'clock in the
evening until 10.
(. Nov 6. =~--~~ Saw5j*
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80. preparatory g sae meeting OF
Hal'1soa' The Hornet is TO call at Havre-
Cons's 10. 70 take on board General Arm
q : - messenger. bur has, It is said, pc
s1ohs - o,ders 10 quit that port at the end
I,l"p. .,,.r four hours, whether the n.esssn-
.,r appear or not.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

nsa'far sale al his Store on Prince street,
h, large Rhode IfIand Greening
Ills by the barrel or retail, Cranberries,
|ssilent Cheese. Onions. Potatoes, first qua
I English Walnois, Shelbarks and Ches1
n ~ hrst rate Cavendish Chewing Tobacco
|(upspanish Segars
e Keeps a constant supply of old Corn
Nai fresh and good, and table Cod Fish.
Abel Willis.
S0vember s. at
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| South America. The name OF Ferdinand
has but little authority in the colonies now,
and would have still less were it known that
he was tool Of the Corsican. Should Bo.
napar,e declare Ferdinand king, under his
auspices and protection, that miserable mo-
narch would lose all respect from the Spa
niards of America. The loyalty Of the
Spanish defendants in the colonies hangs
only by feeble tilread-let it be known
that their king is only tool TO bring them
under the dominion of a foreign tyrant, and
that thread will he broken, never TO be join
ed. Bonaparte viii be in no situation to
enforce the obedience Of the colonies, so
that we may safely calculate that South A.
merica will never again submit to foreign
controul, should Bonaparte even succeed in
conquering Spain, either by force or In
triBue.
1t might be useful to take view of the
present state of our country, az connected
with the revolutions which are daily passing
before us in other nations. But our 20.
vernment ha, re duced the natioual charac-
ter to such degree, that we hardly hold
place in the political world. South Ameri-
ca, which twenty years ago had no weigh
in the political scale, is now rising in to i'm.
portance, and in all probability before ano-
ther twenty years passes will be one Of the
first nations on earth: Our nation which
ten years ago was among the first, is now
the least in consequence Of any in existence.
What contrast What a notifying re-
aection! it is subject too humilia,ing to
dwell upon.--Bastea Rep.
A gentleman Of this city has received by
an arrival at New York, letter dated Bay
onne, 18Th September, from which he has
obligingly favored US with the following va
iuable lists Of duties and prices.--Feaeral
Republican.
The following are the duties stated, as Of
Paris, 5ih August, to which the seques-
tered property in Spain is subject:
1r. per CIT.
Cor-oN, Brazil, Cayenne, Surf
nam, Dcmerara, and o..
Georgia--loog staple 300
Levant by sea 400
Every other county
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BALTIMORE, N3o, I.
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a,r;vyd. schooner Harriot, Pascal, IS
a s{aanxas. Lift 9th ul. schooner
~, Simmons, Of Salem, the only Ameri-
,bere. On the t7,h fell in with the
81 &C the schooner Ceres. Duncan, of
rorre,owa, S. C. from Charleston for
Mira. with rice, out days, was leaking
,.dv as 10 keep the pumps constantly
'.;;oa. Captain P. laid by them $ days be.
,h- weather would admit his taking
:. reopls of. Saved most of the sails, rig
,ne and one cable.
Also, ship Orozimbo, Gibson, III days,
tom Liverpool, sailed 18th September.
Chin Thalia. Jonss, of and from Philadel
MIA and ship Renown, Haden, of Nan.
mts,. were 20 sail the same day. 18th off
Paint Linss, spoke brig Sally, of Boston,
4 DAYS from Wiscasset for Liverpool.
81 abreast of Smal's light house, ship
Hi,blandar, M'Donald, 81 days from N.
yopt for L verpool. Oct. 1, lar. As, 81 long,
q AZ, Spanish ship from Cork, bound
n Amelia, the captain informed US that
here was French privaeeer ship of Is
,uus. cruizing near the long. of26, he hay
Hg spoken one of her prizes which was re.
] aken.
j MILLEDGEVILLE, (Gsoggia) Oct. IL.
A gentleman from Natchtz, VINO passed
hrooph the Greek nations, few DAYS ago,
and arrived here Yesterday, communicated
! to III. editor the following Intelligence 80
4 That Surveyor with small detachment Of
4 he Uui,ed States troops had set ont from
4 Fort Sioddard short time since, II trace
4 .road from that place, which should open
sconnlunication with Tennessee aud Ken.
lucky, That after they had made some
progress and advanced into the Greek ma.
q hon, they were stopt by the Indians, who
denied the right of the United States to
mark any road through their lands without
heir consent, which they said had not in
Ills instance been granted. They had pla-
Ted the surveyor and his detachment under
guard, and detained them as prison-rs.--
OGmf0rmant adds, that he conversed with
he lieutenans, who had command OF the
d;tachm1nt, and received from him the
h,going particulars. He further states,
TIA, he understood the Indians would very
non have talk ON the subject, and had
tsratchrd 4 runner 20 Col. Hawkins, to
qprize him OF il.
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THEATRE.
LAST WEEK OF. PERFORMANCE.
Tuesday Evening, NovembsY s,
Nov. 6.

Ho0"1.Y LV6Nt77g, NO0t0IUsT .,
At kalt past six O'Clock, precisely.
Ne7r s. cpr,ops Lrh;61tion, 1H Mr.. 1lartia,
the celebrated ARTIST, fran Eurape. /,
PART lst--Pleasing Phi'o- Mathematical
Experiments and Magic At and Deception.
PART sd--The m0st admired Phaatas-
magorin IL its perfection. se
The fer1aym1lce 7giN c,4chtde with a lis.
play Of a, Theatrical Piece of Fire Works,
forming a brilliant Sun Of six changes of
Fire"~c0nc5ua'As By grand glory Of 5rii.
Liant Sparks and ffowers, SIC.
: a Doors to be opened at half past Eve
Curtain to, rise at half past six. Particulars
in the bills.
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pASIs. Sebt. 18.

m,dame Bathurst begsher husband, Mr..
/, ,s,,y,t. if he has thought proper to coa-
Dal i himself, not to delay indicating the
I ''@ If his retreat. MIR. Bathurst may be
P. .'s Of ,s.e protection of the French 60
ysfaascat ~
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N O T I C E.

TYNE Creditors Of James Douglass, on tho
II 18th of July 1904, who subscribed his
release previously to the first day of Novem-,
Der in that year, arc required to exhibit their.
claims duly authenticated to the subscribers
on or before the first day of January next,
preparatory to dividend. No interest will
be allowed after the hth of July 1904.
Robert l. Taylor.
William Newton.
October q: ec