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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

anu iu1onfrseLIiL!s Beng, feal,zG
that in las prticncc we are incompara-
bIyl than tie fmaIiet infc6ts, and
imp.erc his pardon for the prciump-
tion of addreiling him, but encourag-
- by The interCefiion Of Saviour,
may we f-rvently pray that nc will
ooutInue 20 us the many bleiiings we
erloy--That ne wall ipread far and
wide the benign influence OF the Col
pei, That he will enlighten,, aid and
render iucceistul the national and
fate rulers in each department OF
Government, our Plous teachers and
the people, in the ddcharge OF their
feveral duties, That our commercial
concerns, and filhcries may be reitor-
ed 10 their former fourIihiDg fate,
That man born TO be the friend,
may DO iongerbe the deitroyer OF his
fpecies, That philanthrophy may
every where triumph over cPPrefion;
and that War, the great icourge of
humanity, and its prevailing cauie,
Tyranny, may ceaie throughout the
Globe.
And | do earnefly recommend TO
the Citizens Of this Commonwealth,
Whit they nationally enjoy this fef-
tival, to abfain from fuch labor and
recreations, as may be inconGltcnt
with their duty on that day.
Given AT the Council Cbambsr in B9E
tan, tbiJ t7pentyt fourth day Of GA.
mfbe year Of OR Lord one tbogE
and eight b.adred and ten, and in
tie fbiryGfb year 9ths hide
peadenes If ths U. States.
(. GERRY.
By bis Esesllency tie Govern0y, zpnb
The adviee and consent of the Council.
BENJAMIN ROMANS,
Secretary sf the State.
God fave the Commonwealth of
Mahachufetts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

Say the democratic papers, are
displeased that France has extended 10
us the right hand OF fsllowship.' How
disgraceiul TO human nature, that any
should he 50 in love with falsthood
The truth is, and ii has ever been 50
expressed by the federal papers, that
when any hand shall be extended to Us
In friendship and sincerity, by France
or any other power, the federalists will
most cordlt ~ reoipiocate the saluta-
tlon; but when tigers paw is streach-
ed towards us, under plausible pre-
tence, to be sure, III reality with the de-
sign TO seize our property, and LAGER
ate our bodies, we see no reason 10 Be
pleased with the friendship or HUMANE
~ manifested by the act, and felt pre-
servatisn dictates to avoid the embrace,
and seek safety for ourselves by keep
ing at secure distance. 1t would also
be well to know the real intentions III
the beast, By some overt act, before
We are very loud in bis praises.
Tray Gazette
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
Raleigh, IN. c. Oct. A.
Fatal Accident,

On Thursday last as Mrs. Nevson,
respectable woman, was on her way
70 this place, accompanied by her
daughter in the chair with herself, and
SON on horseback the animal she was
driving took fright +; The daughter Jump
ed from the chair without injury, but in
like attempt Mrs. Newson's foot
caught between the seat and the shaft.
Ia this condition She was dragged near
ly hall mile, her head sometimes un-
der and sometimes by the side of the
wheel. The horse was stopped at the
house Of Mr.. Simn,'s, about miles
north Of this place, when the lady was
found to be quite dead, having both her
legs and arms broke and her head
shockingly bruised.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

lE2nSisllOuS from CNiCiEl puOiIChtlOnS Dt
the Government Of Carthagena, received
al the Office of the Federal Gazette.
BY THE SUPREME JUNTA
OF SANTA FE DE BOGATA
The Supreme Junts OF this capital, which
has not ceased for moment mingling lis
tears with that Of all good men, from tn
period IL had become acquainted with the
sad events Of that city, and who in despair
had almost looked upon as lost. her labor
directed chiefly to the salvation of that PEG
pie and of the victims devoted to the poig
nard, Cannot now help manitestng II. gre
to that generous people, winch paid 50
dearly for her first steps toward our FIBER
ty. Oh. why should such dis Ance sep
crate US from that city Were they nea
us, then would those rulers Of Qlito-those
usurpers of the legitimate authority of The
people, suffer for their tenerityl A thou
sand patriots to-day offer 70 march 10 that
city, without pay, Enumeration, or any 9th
er reward tb4u to ayenge their brethren
Let Quito al least in her lamentations re
ceive thIs comtOrt-that all America has ri
sen IN arms, and Join one gene al cry oFven
geance for, sh rs loss is nearly lrrepara-
bic. Salenas, Morales, QuIroga, how cal
we replace you The Fankiirs and Wash
inPtoas of our revolution have not lived TO be
hold its completion. This eternal grief will
ever steal upon the enthusiastic raptures of
our future felicity. And when our descen-
dants shall repeat the glorious events Of our
revolution, alas the recollection of those
venerable names must embluer the excla-
nation Quito, one day grateful, will erect
statues to their memory, and America con-
less herself indebted to them for her free
doms Let The generous people be careful of
their descendants, and let tie gratitude of 4
country. cherish The shoots winch spring
from their trunks cut down for you by the
axe tyranny. However, IN the enLhusias-
tic expressions of our gratitude, LET not the
Supreme junta he forgetful of the other H.
usLrious victims Ofth2 18th Victims whose
names shall De transmitted TO pos,erity.
Let those chiefly be remembered who
were when detenceless and in prison, sacri-
Heed by those cowardiy assssIas, VINO were
not ashamed to perpetrste the horrid deed.
Three days solemn mourning the ). Junta
! lccrees Is poor demonstration OF their
| grief. A subscription shall be opened for
| ,he widow and orphans, made 50 by The Sc.
c md OF August whicA shall ever after be az
! anniversary, on ~lHch TO express our rrief.
The church shall by soienn rites purif
their remains, including those who fell Al
| Q-ut9, az Soccoro, and. on the plains. God
I preserve your excelIency.
Santa Fe, September 5. 1910.
DIN. JOSE MIGUEL pay, VICE. pre-.
presidGnt, ,. >. NJ. ]. c. judge aud Re
gidor Of The city Quito.
The above u copy ofthat received from
Santa Fe.
CAthaoena, Sept. Is, 1910.
| II Gsbears by he tsl.Ossiaz ii4t IKE voka
.eers Ia! marched:
Extract Of letter addressed to the Edi
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
5'otelgtI guteiligenee.
LONDON, SEPT 6

LONDON, SEPT 8
Mir. Pinkney's dispatches from
Paris contains no information Sf The
rs9orati0n sf american property
LONDON. SEPT Is
Our accounts from Spain which
are TO the later part Of Auguf, fay
that great approximations exiited at
Madrid, of plot of the Spaniards 10
feze King Jofeph. A patriot party
was faid TO have rulhed at one time
IS far as the gates Of the city. In
coniequence,, 1t IS afierted JoiePh is
to return TO France, and Spain TO be
divided into four parts, and .eiven
to the French Generals Sebaitiani,
Soult, Junot, and Belliard Maatna
TO have Por;ugal--An expedition of
COCO SPaniih troops failed from Ca
diz, Aug. 23 1t was reported they
had been landed at Moguer.
Bonaparte, by a decree dated Au-
quit 28, commands, that if any vel-
Tel fhall enter the ports of France
with paflengers on board that have
lait come from England. iuch vefiel
fhaII be fubjctt to feizure and con-
fiication, as well as any cargo ihe may
convey. How will this affect the vei-
fels with French panengers, carried
into England for examination ?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

Tor Of the American Daily advertiser. da-
ted,
CARTHAcENA, Scr. i5
I have 10 mention that dreadful scene
Of hIond las taken place at Oe.to. THIS
~ oyince, being much oppressed, tried last
ar what Caracas effected in the present
but the neighbouring provinces not being
ripe yet 10 join them, they were induoed a
gain to acknowledge the authority Of The
vice king Of Santa re, who had nct oniy
promised them TO forget their opPosiIian,
but also that they should retain provincial
lunta. But the vice king, again reinslatod,
kept no promise, had them all imprisoned
and many condemned TO death. On the "a
August some Of the prisoners rose against
their guards bloody conflict ensued-
a battalion of troops from Lima, which had
been al Quito since last year, was let loose
upon the people, and they have murdered,
Of men, women and children, about four
thousand, and plundered the store Of the
Quitanan merchants. On the 5lh Septem-
Der, one thousand armed volunteers set off
for the assistance Of Quito, and an equal
number had gone from the intermediate
provinces between Santa Fe and Quito, VIZ
popayan and Pastor. Three days Of pubic
mourning were observed at Santa re, and
the same will take place here, for their
brethren destroyed al Quito. The Wee
King of Santa Fe, and several OF his Coun-
Gil are at present here in prison. No blood
has been shed either here or al Santa re.
ID. CARLOS MONTUFAR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

South America.

We are again favoured with an opportu-
lity, says the Baltimore Federal Gazette, of
resenting 10 the patrons OF the Gazette
further accounts from Spanish America.
On perusing Montutar's appeal to bis coun-
;rymen, the reader Will not fail to perceive
hat all the zeal and eloquence of the new
world sre put IN requlsition. Carton Mon
tufsr, copying Mark Anthony, exhibits the
bloody robe Of Cesar TO his indignant fellow
citizens, and cries as loud as Anthony for
vengeance, But the impetuoslJy of the A
nesican Orator would not permit him (e-
ven ironically) to style those !" honorable,
al honorable man," who slew his friend.
A terrible stern RACES; what great
Chief, or whether any, may be found to d.
rect the revolutionary thunder with effect,
is veto be discovered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
.Daqi6 Folly and IyuRice.

The brig Hannah, direct from
Bottom for Riga and market, has
been condemned by the Danes the
Prize Court pronouncing it impohi-
bic TO crols the atlantic Ocean with
out a chart of the fame, and that it is
equally impolIible to crofs faii Ocean
without the aid of fextant. The
brig had neither. The American
Captains, at Chriitianfand, all certifi-
ed, that they" had frequently made
voyages, from America TO Europe,
without either the chart or fcxtant,
aud were fully periuaded, that every
feaman, with common nautical tal
ents or Kill, who has never croGed
the Atlantic Ocean, cannot heGtate
TO lubicribe 10 the fame"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

". European Intelligence.
London dates have been received
during the last week, to September the
2lst, but they afford no Information of
much importance. RelniorcementS
continue to be sent from England and
Ireland TO Portugal !; but the English
papers do not mention any thing res
pecting the situation of sffairs in that
country of later date than has already
been published.
Secret Expeditions are preparing in
England CT considerable force coDjec-
turc says their destination is the Baltic,
and that ar attack viii be made either
upon the Swedish or Russian naYy.
Bonaparte's king Murat has aban-
doned the attack ON Sicily and return
ed to Naples.
3 The English papers state that the
elecuon Of Bernadotte as Crown Prince
Oh Sweden, had excited strong sen
sation IN Russia, as the whole power VI
Sweden will in future be wholly at the.
disposal Of the Emperor of France.
August the sOlh, Orders were given
at lonningen for the seizure OF all ~
mericen vessels found there.
Letters from London state, that n.
Pinkney feels iniire confidence, thai
the Berlin and Milan French Deere.
are declared TO be revoked on the isl
November, the British Oidtls NJ
Council vii. immediai-l Lr declare,
10 be null anG void.
PROM IRELAND
Accounts from LELAND to Sept. s
mention that the public uind - nsuC..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
LoApoN. SEPT. 10.

LoApoN, sEPT.lo.
Paris Journals to the g. nave been received
One of these psI crs hints (aiiuding, we
SUPPOSE, 20 the nlisa4riSge 81 me Empresss
,ust the expec ations Of all royal Frenchm,n
lad been bhghted by AL untoward accident
which had beiel the Empress Louisa, IN de-
cending the steps Of her chariot.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

Secretary 10 the American Amoaha-
dor. v no embarked here, for France
yelterday evening, on board the A'lf,
Capt. bartlett, is juit returned,
as they would not Ter him land, Ell
Their at CALAIS or boulogne. At Ca
lais the fofl5 hred two !hots, and then
a boat came off and warned them a.
way at Bologne ieyeral fhots were
fired fsom the batteries, iome OF
which fell near the veilel.; and then
lu,ne lhells were thrown, fcveral OF
which paiIsd over the cutter, and fell
without her. As the flag OF truce
was not fuffered to hold any COM
munication with the ihoIe, there is
confequently no news from France.
ANOTHER LETTER.
SEPT. Io.-Mr. POWELL, the A
merlcsn Secretary Of Legation, who
failed eltcrday in a flag of truce for
Calais, has been obliged to return to
this port, in confequence ofthe French
refufng TO let him land. After
fhot had been 6red upon the veflel
from Calais, the commifary came off,
and told MIR Fo1pea, that if the vef-
lei attempted TO enter the harbour,
The would be funk. Mr.. 2 then d.
re6ted the flag of truce to proceed to
Boulogne, which fhe die, and made
directly into the harbour, but had
nearly repented this bold meaiure for
heavy fire of ihot and fhell was in
family opened upon her and it was
only by an immediate flight that the
crew and yeiel were faved from def
tru6tion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

Of tie nation FOR ten years, do a.e.e
men now admit il.ai Ten thuusrrd
oi our ciuzens trmain I'D bondage I'LL
Nay DO they offer thar circumstsl,e
GA IN itself inercuseae IS IN excuse
for suffering France 20 rols and plund,
Us Such an administration. would ~
an embargo on honest patriotism, ar
prohibit the entrance otany honoraLl1
sentiment into Tie bcsoms Oh the peo-
pie. Balance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

The following extract from the Report Of
the Treasury oftns State, made to the Cen
eral Assembly at ITS present session, pre-
sents very favourable view of the financial
concerns oftbe State Can. Cswaat.
-" The sum divided to School Socie-
ties on the first day of tie present month
October, 1870 was 8 81, 1ol Is exceeding,
tle dividend made last October SI2,3s3
As, and that the cash in The Treasury appro-
priated to Civil List expences, the 50th
September, this year, exceeded that oF I'LL.
last tie sum Of s 10, 173 o. On the 5OtA
day OF said September, there spas nothing d.ae
from any fSS0n o, sAe,iFtO fhe STATE, fer taxes
OF on any other account, On he books IF tie
Treasury.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
l.. ERPooL, SEPT IA.

Li@EKPoOLl SEP l. IL.
The RuihaDs are fad 10 have been
recently repulled by the Turks before
ochumla.
The King Of MALES had collected
II4o boats for troops, and 100 gun
boats, for an expedition againt Sicily.
The EOgliih have taken or dcltroycd
more than 900 of the former, and 80
Of the latter.
Cen. CRAWFORD, it is faid, has re-
iigaed bis command i'll Portugal.
20 Sail Of the French holilia are
laid TO have elcaped from BouIogue
harbour, and the remainder are rea-
dy for fea.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
Get money, honestly gfyoa caH--5m pet mar.

a few days since there died in a neigh
boring State valuable merno--an sltful
fellow obtained possession Of the skin, and
after preparing one Of our common sheep
for the purpose, neatly sewed it on-ara
then sold it Tor fifty dollars,--The cheat,
however, was soon discovered, and the IN
genious maker Of Daeyincs ccndscted TO his
winter lodgings free ofexP ence.-B4lt. oao.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
Dortlano,

Monday, November S, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

DOVER, SEPT. 10, 1910.
Nzvat lgtslAgt.cs.--Mr. PsxELL,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
PROM FREL.fkD.

Accounts from LELAND to Sept NH
mention that the public pind VS. Il,sll.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

II asbsars By tie tsl.ossieg dat IKE Yotun-
.eers IN! marched:
Extract Of letter addressed to the Edi.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-03
From the Charleston Courier.
." VIRTUS POST NUMMOS,~

Asnry the worst Of characters refne.,
A"dm it ev'ry virtue, ev'ry grace combines.
AT time, when sound morals were
considered as indispensab.y necessary to
promote the happiness Us we'll AS to sup.
port the honor OF man, there lived youth
who, violating. all the laws of morality, and
putting at defiance the contempt of his
fellow citizens, presented himsrlf strik:f
ing emblem of human dspravisy- The
hunblest member of the community would
have disdaned to associate with him and
tho wise AID great looAed on him as blot
on the social picture, Chance, however,
threw in his way a splendid fortune. He
seized it with avidity, anu perceiving
the &, owing deseneracy Of the age, armed
with all the characteristic immodesty Of
,erpitude, usher-d himself iu:o common
view with his coined hanors thick upon
him. Princely apartments, sumptuous CO.
tertsinments, and splendid equipagcs at
tracted the attention Of the crowd. At first.
a few only, who were the votaries of selt.in-
tsrest or pleasure, resorted to his table bu,
5000 the eon,agion sprsad-the charms Of
riehrs were irresis.abie ; .he young revelled
in the midnighs dance, and serving in the
temple Of dissipation, robbed themselves
Of that digaity which they would other
wise have possessed, without being able 70
elevate their Deity above the angels Of plea.
sure while the old smiled on the error,
Of their children and suffered their dels.
sion 70 remaia-rvru that sex, which adorna
~ we'll az digni6es human nature, % whsu
virtue depends .whsR shs 10 attacked BY d.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-03

!. Surrounding dstrAsity. Of sentimts., eve,
that ser. fellfin,o the snare. bsao:i6sd b.,
rssdyrsd ,nov fatal by the An which ri,ks.
eould exercise.
Such ., .dssertioni of moral discipl;u.
called forth the seyerest amin adyersioas s
the good, who we're Indignant a. the ,r;' !.
umph OF vice b@ their e-nsure. were in
longer attended to-ihas debasins prn IS.
pic. which originated in the deeIi"e A.
thrnian manners, and was supported by III.
hxury Of .Alcibiades aud. the cap,iv a,in,
allurrnrnts of Aspasia, VIZ: !" That on:
pleasurable sensation Is preferable TO tt:
s,riete st rules OF morality. was geaeI.iy>
adopted. 49,.
Then did those, who, at first, thought
that su: h conduct was snly the sffervss-
vence OF youthful spirit. find, bat too la,v,
that the foundation Of virtue was under.
mined, that The edi6ce was, tottering, ard
that soon the national disoity would be bs.
ried in the accumulation Of individual cor.
rup,ion. :rh. n were they esnvincsd, :" THAI
an Indulgence Of vice 10 a conspiracy ~
sgainst virtue" .... =
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-03
Public Sale.

A GREEABLE to the last WIN and Tes.
\ lament Of Col. PErKR WAGEaEx, de-,
ceased, will bs sold, ut the Town Of Coiehes-
tsi. in Fairfax County, ON TbArsday, the
18th day OF this n.ont!,, all the residus Of
his estate, not included in the specific lssa-
ciss; consisting of .wcnts-one likely Ne
groes, and Household and Kitchen Iurni,sre.
and Stock Of every kind, and Farming Utsn-
'l's. Among the Negroes srs two good
rough carpenters. cooks, and sons excellent
male and female house servants; among tho
number 10 = middle aged m.n. excslIed by
few a. q waiter. having asvsr been Otherwise
employed. The terms will Be, Tor 4 part,
cash; and the remainder % credit which
w4nbs made known % The day Of sAis. Any
claim against the es.a,e, or ss ain.t the late
Nts. Shah Wagner, his widow, approved
.? me- previous 70 ths dep Of sale, viii b
received in payment! er,t'.e
G.. Ceneals. Ex'r.
ssesvay .. ~.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-03
From Me- AidnaY Gazette

Question. What is the reason that pre-
tented patriots, or those who hatter the
people, and make great professions ct =
love of liber..' 10 make themselves p"pu-
lar, are most prone, when in power, to VI
ola,e the principles Of liberty or, in olher
words do successful demagogues 80 nate
rally become the greatest tyrants
Answer. Because their power, gained
by fraud and founded on no stable psinc:'
.i pies, is necessarily preearious, and muse
be fenced round to keep it from falling.
Cues. Why are de'nagoguss, when .hsy
get into the administration, most AFRAID Vi
the liberty of speech
Ans. because, getting into power by w.
ing professions. they have given pledges
they cannot redeem :-Becauss in admi-
nisicrins the government they immediately
expose their incons:steney-.-and b:eause in
. free country, there are always hIas.s
men with good memories. ,....
9ues. What .is the best and usos, eiIsc.
,ual way Of obsia.ing these diiis ulsius and
keeping.a demagogue safe in his place
Ans. Let him, on coming into power,
no, trust - the mask Of Gbrsty, bur eovcs
j, with the mask Of Law. AZ, in making
his way - Of;ce he See med 10 do rvs,v
thing for the people: le. him, when ia IL,
seem to do svssy .hias ~ the people. The
people will bear great masy lard & arbi-
wa,y and even cx. cradle things. when don'
by their in,ine diate representatives. II.
need not trouble himself much abou, b,i,s-
cipls, bu, he mus. m.ke great use o. arr.
ksis, and let no occasion escape him Is
called npon for a.reassH, let him plead ne.
crssap, or thy 1O;A Of the People, or invsup
SONG 0!arm. IT he ands no conspiracy Or
threatened insuryectisn at hand, let hi,u
/seiz. the occasion Of 4 duel or the like.
Sues. Wat is the best mode of Justify.
ing an administration and defending is
honor? .
Ans. Mnzzls. opposition: 1t is better
than filling @ie mouth OF labor or psoviding
for the safety and honor OF the nation. A.
very sure way is, TO regulate the debates
in congress by makinga standing rule that
no membsr, in debate, g shaN cSN in gues.
i0n tie Integrity Of the NOTICES ef ciiher
branch q The Seocrnment."
SH<s. Why = republican royernmsnt
the STRONGEST f the world :"
Ans. Because in such government: ds-
magogues arc under less restraint, and Can,
most easily trample on FIRST principles with
impunity.
Cues. Why is republican soysrnnenr
the BEST in the world 2, .,@ ~ 3t'ee
Ans. because demasoguss and political
imPostors arc sure TO meet their rev ard ar
last. - 81. e.. -, e.,