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ven 20 MIR. Bourne, the American consul a
Amsterdam, !" shat no American vessel whst
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@ecunAeA, 90 Wlk 8 ifs y ~
hsfeas - l,pssfs b de cSn,snonC ours
cd g by tks pssision of anpln-
Der 81 trsehol deSe and Others, inhabisanSs
ct the ssid 900, shaE 81 Is thSif wish and.
interest lsAs she ssui clls sitnisc on ehs west
ssde ct VsshinesOn ssEees called the s;E pis.
,copal Church 1hpsHd Be removed froras 10
presens sitSation 30 sansish cnfthe sassle
.tot Of ground and &c aaso 6rDeass 81 IN
said petieien that the Minister assd estfv
of thesaid church have ;yen Sl,ei9 asseils
20 the removal of the salae and Il appear.s
ing BY the repers Of che cornu,itsee 81 Me.
part of the ComIncnsC ouneil "a yihofa slse
said petition was referred, thas Il 10 Of im.i
poFtanee 70 the town IN 'Keneral, and parSis
tslarly 70 thst part Of it in The iieishbof.
hood OF the :said church thar il should De
removed. aad ihas it would be preper for
the corPofatien 20 eonlTibues IN some degree
to.ths rrPlishment of she prayer Of ths
said petitions and Il being stated TO the
Council sthae If the Conmou Council win
appropriate 1900 dollars towards the re.
n.oyal Of the said church the same can. be
sRscttd:-- US .
Its therefore Received. That the sum Of
1000 dollars be appropriated for the pur.
pose OF aiding in the removal Of the said
church: Provided that the said 1900 dolls.
shall not be paid until she Mayor shall in
writing Inform the Auditor Of The. corpora.
ton that the residue of the money: has been
paid or secured TO be paid. Upon reeeiv.
ing such certificate from the Mayor the
Auditor - hereby authorised to issue q
warrant tor the said 1000 dollars, in favor
OF such person or persons az the Minister
and Vsstry OF the said church shall author
Use to receive the same. -, ~
And on the question shall the said reso-
luton Pass, the Yeas and Nays were, < 4
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0AUERED,. That The report Of che COIN.
mittee appointed to bring in bill for rais.
ing revenue for the present year, together
witht Communication of the Mayor up.
onsthe same subject be published :
Extract from the Minutes. ].
u ADAM LYNN, c. G.
Extract f-oM che Communication If she
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An estimate of the >Expeuces Of the Cor:
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to wit: ...-...,' = ..--. -.s " r..
To lhe Mayor for Salary $500
:, .Superinsendant of Police ~ "a. 400
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30
Jntfrrsting lnolttital a9issfIIanp.

We give the 9Th number Of French
Influence this day. MIR. Elliot is now
doing something TO the purpose, and it
is high time he should. Not that we
blame him for proceeding with eau
ton; but because If he does not exert
himself he will be anticipated. Our
government viii expose itself. Gala
tin hinted to Mr.. Erskine long ago that
Jefferson was under Ffemh influence !;
and he is now trying 70 prove that Mr..
Madison Is trcading in the steps of JEFF
ferson. The Wing, Aurora, and other
democratic papers are bearing down
upon Gallatin. This is as il should be.
Let them proceed. In this squabbie it
IS probable that many secret things
VIII come ont and that in less than
a year the public will have proofs e
nough Of the existence of French influ-
eRce, even if MIR. Elliot should not pro-
ducs them Y. Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30

A letter from a gentleman ii Carlisle
Penn. TO his friend in PHILADELPHIA, da-
ted July is, 1910, says" an 70 &C.
quaint YOU tha, on my arrival al tbs
place from PHILADELPHIA, orders were
received by Colonel SIMoN0s, from
the War Department, 70 bod ths
troops composing the 9th Regimen
at this place, In readiness to mares, "
they would be soon ordered off
!" This order was succeeded by ano-
Their, directing them 70 repair 70 rms.
burg with the leas. possible delay, and
there arit further orders--arother Or
der has been received ordeIing the
dragons and rifle companies quarter
ed here, 10 accompany the other troops
and SImoNDs IS instructed TO instruct
such officers as were best calculated f0t
the recruiting service AZ recrff as 7a'y
men here md on ne nlarc+, 0'.a ~ i'if's'
burg, as Jl9ssldle."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30

lister lad proposed. / and - comprehensive
IS to remove IS far ~ possible the grounds
lof future collision and controversy o. the
eastern as we'll as The western side OF the
Missis Ppi.
" Tie present crisis in Europe IS favour
fable for pressing such settlement, and not
| moment should be lost III awaiting our
selves of il. Should il pass unmproved,
our situation would become more difficult.
Formal war is not necessary, il is not pTuba-
bic that It will follow BIT The protection of
oay cftizens, Me spirit aJal 5ynoRy IF or country
REQUIRE thar force should BE- inrerposed 70 Ger
IAN degree. 1t will probably contribute 10
advance the object ofpesce.
"3ut the course 70 be pursued wall re-
lqure the command of means which It be-
longs to congress exclusiyelyto yield or de-
nv. To them communicate every fact ma
terial for their information, and the docu-
ments necessary to enable them to Judge for
themselves 10 their Spisdon then 4 look joy
tie course / am to pursue, and nil pursue
zvitA sincere zeal thar sghich fh1 sdGH cP
prose-"
Coalition between Austria, Russia, and
Great Britain, it is presumed.
I Leaving Mr.. Ta1erana " TO infer, :"
that it would afford him second glorious
occasion Of dipping his hands INTO our peck
cts.
/ Oar ministers had proposed to surren-
der our claims 10 compensation Tor the
Withholding Of the right of deposit at New
Orleans, and for spolistions, Spanish as well
as French, and to establish the Colorado
as the western boundary Of Louisiana. AL
though the Colorado is vast distance 10
the west of the existing limit between the
two nations, il was evident, from the face
of our dispatches, that our ministers in ag-
reeing to establish that river AS the boun-
Diary. had been obliged TO exceed the au-
thority Of their Instructions; (the govern
rnent Of the United States claiming 10 the
kio Bravo This proposition, (the ultima
tum on our parD was rejected 1t tb- court
of Madrid with disdain ; and thus enucd The
negotiation. Yet France, 1t seems, was
disposed 10. settlement on g analogous
terms !" although Mr. Talleyrand had. in
the most dictatoriai style, declared that
our claims Oh Spain for French spoilations
carried into Spanish ports, unjust be atsg-
doned."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30

States In veSh or Gen lsys, 0isbaA:
lis iamily--hut that ia a short time
tie coun, WAS folgd engaged IS COM
nissiones in tie negotiation ~ith The
British for The exchange a prisoners
Whether tie mission u merely suspen-
ded OF stopt altogether, is yet 70 be as
certainod It's believed the count was
10 have come out as Envoy Extra
orcinary--not to supefsede Gen. Tur-
reau.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30
9 Rank aflhe llalne, Mlu Il.

We read in tie Bcrne Gazette, that
Gnstavus Adolphus ~. has refused
Tie annual pension Of $4,000 crowns,
wscil the States Of Sweden bad assign
ed him, and that this Prince will only
enjoy his private revenue. He has re-
qutsted, j. is said, of Professor Zung,
at Basic, to choose a Governor for has
SON"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30

This is question which is very FIRE
quently asked. The Democrats say,
~ answer TO the cutting approaches of
the FederaiIsts, We agree with you
that the situation Of things is really des-
peraie, 5ut Is you object TO our plans
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30

"A Terrer from Havana. dzel 9th Iuly l'e
ceived by the Y. 5. koch Vriawus, A..a II
Walhlngt~l) mentions Char asieaiia II '''
eniering that port ws.h nsw Gnyesnos MI
on board and Tome irgre y Ne cr'lf
The British frigale iribuue. ef f."f
Capt Reyno a., on tho l1h N-y, ~ MI.
dal. had a severe action o. I huu.s wi.h I-11
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30
o.
From me Virginia Patriof.


MR.. EDITOR,
As | was walking the street, in my
nelghborhood the other day, ! picked
up the following old farrago, which, if
you can make any thing Of it, is much
at your seryice.---Flom the appear
ance OF the paper, conclude it is a
leaf torn from the diary Of one Of the
country planters, who seems to have
true notion of the utile duLSi Of Horace,
attending the weather for the sake of
interest, and politics for the sake of
pleasures. ! tender you the homage
of my high consideration.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30
LITTLE JOE,
Charlotte County, J4ne 10 1910.
METEOR oLoGIc AL

AL
III is stated that the weather to the
eastward has been very warm and dry
with US it has been cold and dry
About the 18th May, slight FROST
June |. Exposing the Thermometer
10 the ~. w. current which has pre-
vailed for some weeks, the mercury in
an hour fell 10 As degrees Of Faren-
heit great difference between this
and DIR. Holyoke's house of the 29th
May.*-Clouds for fifteen days truly
tantaliz.ng-hre at this moment COM
Portable, and the whisper Of the mus
queto has not been heard for weeks.
Croys Of wheat, oats, and Indian corn
dwar6sh, and tobacco planted.
The heat at Dr. HoIyoke's, in Sa-
lem, on the 28th May, was Sc degrees
in the shade Editor.
POLITICAL.
Mr. Jefferson in retirement, /" sea-
ted, Gas M'Gruder would say like Ju-
piter on Carter's Mountain, viewing in.
silence and serenity the Progress Of
desfotEsm." Mem. Wonder Gallatin
in his Report upon American Manu-
features" did not take any notice Of the
, SGEt Mountain --Gallalin must be A
! blockhead, because he cannot make a
full treasury out Of an empty one
ought to put JeHerson's " suytitus req
e'''ss' into it--Giles says Jefferson
~ hypocrite--Mem. Always set
fogue % catch rogue. Nvhiskey
tsI taken oli.-policy in this, for only
| Gei ali these whiskey drinkers on your
side and you are sure TO GARY the eiay.
--Mem. Great many send their corn
TO distillery, while their children are
crying for bread-good sign-shews
how 1ndefcndent they are.-Execution
act run oui; the" dogs of lar" let
loose, and people no better prepared
than they were year ago-wonder
why folks need pay their debts at all
Mem. Best to follow Jeserson's ex-
ample IN the case Of Gibriel Joaes--
Cabinet at Washington all by the ears
pull dog, pull elesil--wonder Boney
don't keep 'emi in better order-Mem
10 quit politics from this time grow
ing too gloomy for mc-fought hard
ana and lost one eve TO establish our
independence, snd don't Ike 10 keep
the other eye open to see 1t destroyed
! again.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30

s'From Embden, OF the Goth nit. we
learn that The intelligence from South
Holland was unfavorabie that al coli
oniaI produce beyond the Maeze had
been seized, and that the unfortunate
Louis had been ordered again TO repair
to Paris.
Ttappears from the Paris papers,
10 the 5oGh ult. that the expectations
cnicrtaired by the Court of 81. Peters
burg Of vigorous cooperation on the
part a. The Ser,ians against the Turks
have been completely disappointed.
The Russian corps that passed oyer
the right bank of the Danube, has
been obliged to return preciPitateiy.
Murat affects TO make preparaslons for
the invasion of Sicily"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30
Ertract efa letter fron Lisbon, d4tea
.Junr z.

The existing 81 does not exceed
1900 mcys foreign Wheat, and 1000 bbs
tf,nr. ihc present harvest bears a
Inos. unprod,sctiye appearance. The
army demand is great and an appre-
lltnsion exists cf scarcity, unless sup
piled from the superabundance Of the
y.i,lcd States. The Government have
taken Of half the duty on Rice that
~ arrive previous q thc 3lst OF De-
ssn5er next
\ letter from Havana dated eth July,
frccciscd by the 4. ). kctch Vesuvius,
M at Washington nlenfions that a
Spanish II was entering that port With
a new Governor On board (; and some
i'i9ai1,u,te existed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30

Il is understood, that at one Of the
imperial audlSncss al Paris. The En-
pcror addressed himselfto count Dem
otter, and required him to hold himself
ia readiness y saA Or .the United
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30

As the proofs Of French plundetiagi
and insults increase, the Aurora, anC
other ministerial papers, increase il
their heilowings for Har zvita England
and threats of the immediate conquss
Of CaH1da and Nora8coha.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30
5orGisu 5rttlIigrnsr.


EosToV, JuLs IS
f.1ieef fram Frglfpa - * ChUsr
flSoo,fk, has arrived at y. iork, i,cnl
SaIrnI,urg. Her London dates are
June ), Tour DAYS The latest.
Nf Steyg, passenger n tic above
slQp, reports, 4" That in all the Swedish
pNls American vessels and property
were respected that tie British Adj
1nil'l 81 narrz, in the victory Of 9S
guns, an the Mars OF u, blockaded
S,otienburg AID the different ports in
ihe Baltic, but bad not capture any A
Incrican vessels that no new decree
lad been recently issued by the king
of Denmark against American com
merce, neither hsd any seqlestrations
e American property taken placelate-
- al Tonnineen In consequence ofthe
blockade, markets ct Gottrnburg were
completely al stand and that about
20 sail CT British vessels under Amer
lcan colours, laden with colonial pro-
Dice, &c. and having forged papers,
were laylng at Canterbury"
Capt. 5 further adds, that il was
rrmoured, The French were speedily
going 10 take possession Of Siraisund
AID Stetnn."
EXTRACTS.
LONDON, June 5-The intelIi-
gence brought by the Gottenburg mail
has created an unusual sensation Of al
arm among all commercial mcn. The
hope that SIR James Saumarez had mis-
taken the tepor of his instruction, how
eyer, in some degree allaycd their fears
jn order 10 ascertain this important
point, deputalion Of merchants were
this day 10 apply 10 the Board of Trade.
Had our government intended that the
Swedish ports should be formally bloc
Iaded, there is no doubt bat the usual
notice OF this intention would have been
riycn TO the ministers or Consuis of
foreign powers, Such notice was
,Nblished in the Gazette, when the
blockade of scvera, of the French ports
1ook place but RS not hitherto made
Is appearance with respect to the Swe-
dish harbours. So much alarm bad
been excited at Gottenburg, by the |
sure adopted by Sir James Saumar-
CO mat several respectable merchants |
Iane in the Packet for the purpose of /
Obtaining proper understanding OIL /
that subject. To 2 quesi'-a put TO Sir (
.Iarnes Ssnmarcz by tue american
Consul, whether Americans coming
or going direct with their own produce 1
would rceu.re licences % he replied I
:. that he considered the regulations as
meaning 10 exclude all vessels indis- /
cIiminately, unless they were provided !
With licences" We fear that should |
Sir james have rightly interpreted his |
distinctions, this measure will prove |
fresh source of contention with a.
rnerica, at time when the most ami
c4ble settlement Of differences was cx- 4
psoted to take place,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13
PARLIAMENT OF LOWER. CANA

Lesfslafive, Council Friday. .Fe6. q.
ne session Of, the new Provincial ar.
lament having commenced, his excelIency
the governor IN chief this day addressed
the Leg slative body In a speech, from
which tile following IS an extract,
"Witn respect TO our relations with the
American goveromeatyI sam concerned 20
nave TO state To You, mat far from that
amcaole settlement OF Toe differences be
tween us to which the arrangement th az
had been agreed On oy his .nAJesty's mia /,
lister led US to LOOK forward the circu,n
stances that have since occurred. see "a ra
Their TO have widened tas breach. and 70
have removed that desirable event To =
period that can scarcely Dc toreseen bv
human sagacity. Tue extraordinary c.,
Wis that nave been made with a succeed
ing mlnister--the eagar research that couia
discover an insult, which de6es the de
lection oil all other penetration tue con
sequent rejection OF further communica
ton vita That minister, aud indeed every
step OF an intercourse, the particulars OF
winch are Known by authentic docu mems.
evlnce no little OF a concilIatory d svosit,on,
AID so much of dislnciInatlon TO NEE,
tue honorable advances made Nv mis- ma
Jesty's government, while these nave been
iuft"SI manifested In such terms and by
sueh Conduct, that the continuance of peace
between US seems now to depend less on
the high sounded resentment OF America.
than on the moderation with winch ms
majesty may be disposed to view the treas.
ment he has met with.
In laying before you this picture of
our actual sItOation, an confident 4 do
not deceive myself wnehl feel IL to be mn
necessary to urge you to be prepared TOR
every event that may arise froa Il. In the
great points OF our security and defense.
4 persuade myself one heart and mad wal
ae'sate ALI. Oa las inAJesty's part should
nostiiities ensue, 1 feel Narrated IN as.
assuringyou OF tue necessary support of re
guar troops IN toe Confident expcc1a,lohI