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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23

LYMAN, MALLORY s. co.

za,1y1rts E4Aiirr5, E~.brrgef,ret.
.rAVE iufl received from Philadelphia, an
executive afortmcnt OF Carey's quarto
BYBLES, continuing a hsadfome variety "a
price and quality, which they now offer for
fAIe a: the Philadelphia prices. They have
4lfo Bibles with Cannes marginal references
The arrangements which they have made are
fuch as viii loon enable them to render their
aHortment of Bibles complete. They delga
70 keep full collection confantly on baud
that the inhabitants of Maine, may, at any
time, be accommodated on the beit of terms,
with Bibles Of every ize, price aad quality.
Posnaa2, 7EEy 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
Samuel Watfon.


Next door 70 Ds7. Corr APotteta,y S5op,
ExcHAkGE-sTREET,
Has juit received an adortment Of tie ben
iuper6ne and fine
Broadclotbs, CaDfmeres, Sc.
OF the mott fashionable colors and Iateif i'm.
porta,ions
LikeuJs-Such an af1nrtment Of Fancy and
other WAISTCOA7TNGS,
as cannot fail to accommodate the greateft
connoiheurs in drefs.
he has alto an afortment of TRIMMrNes-
which, together with his Cloths, will be fold
as low as can he purchafed in town
The bulnefs of
TAILOR,
Is executed al the above flop in all ts vari-
Gus branches, In faithful and expeditions
manner.
Gentlemen either in town or country hav-
ing commands for any thing in the line Of
ms protection, m y be accommodated a; a
Mort notice, and on terms that cannot fail co
give fatsfaction.
Portland, June 25. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23

THREE hogfheads of Rum were put on
board the foop Ranger, Capt James
Racket Of Portland in the Cd week of June
laff when lying at India Wharf, B9GOn as no
perion has applied for the fame. it is prelumed
it was put Oh board by miitake. The Rum is
now ftored at the Auction Office of Z. Gree
ly on Long Wharf Portland, where the owner
may receive the fame on proving property
and paying charges-Apply 20
JAMES RACKLEFF, or
July 10 Z, CREELY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23

DANIEL RIGGS, an iadented apprentice
70 the fubfcriber, has left ne without NV
content; this istherefore 10 forbid ali per(uns
harboring or tr,llng him ON my account a.
they would avoid the penalty Of the law.
JOHN ROGERS.
Prta-f, J.ks Is 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
STRAHED

FROM the iubicriber on Monday he o.
inf RED COW about years Old with
the tips Of her horns fawed of Whocusr
will take up laid Cow and lecure her. tbTr III
Owner may receive her again fliall lie liba-s.'v
rewarded.
WILLIAM GRAFFAM.
FssHpsfb, July Is 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
WILLIAM LORD & co.

INFORM their friends and the public that
4 they have for fale general aaortment OF
Wea- India Gods and GrocerieS,
together with an afortment Of
Hard Ware Gods,
which they have jun' received 10 addition to
their former slock, and now offer for fale Al
their Store in Fore ffreet on reafonable terms.
July IS. ow
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
SHOE

OLIVER S. HARTSHORN,
III tie Sign n fLe Bot, AfidAe Fyeef,
MANUFACTURES and keeps conlantly
for fale general afor,ment Of Morocco,
and Leather Ladies, CentIemen's and Chill
dren's SHOES, warranted of the ben quality.
Having engaged a celebrated Manufacturer
Of Boots, Gentlemen may be fupplied with
them at his fhop at ihort notice and on rea-
fonable terms.
He begs leave to return his thanFs to the
community for paf favors, aid folicits con.
tiIuance of them.
Portland, July f6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
TAILOR
COLLEGE LANDS.

I n Frveburg, Turner, Paris. Liverniore. Off
ned, Harriion, Poland, Baldwin. Runford
Jay and Wilton, in lots numbered, as lateiy
pubihed 10 this Paper, for fale ~ the fubfrri.
Fer AZ Lis Office in cortland.
PREMFISs MELIFN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
Art of Writing.

Mr.. RICHMOND RESPECTFULLY gives notice
A'A that ne will be ready to receive new
Clafs of pupils this evening, thofe who with
10 attend in the day time may commence at
any time which may be mon convenient.
Portland, JEly g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23

Lhocl Moultor.
~. 4, J.4si' Rors, EsJl--
HAS juf rcceiced variety o
FASHIONABLE JEWELkY.
aud PLATED E1ARE, which he o.Fer. II
lale on re4(onable terms for call " crs1;r
Pearl and god Broaches
Pearl and gold finger Rings
Efouraing do
a variety of gold Ear Rsgs
Pate do
Elegant Hair Neck Chains. HOOPS. ana
Bracelets
Miniature Settings
Elegant Correlian Watch Key. and sea-.
Do Agate do do
Do fiver do do
Sugar 3afoHs--
Plated coffee aud tea Pots
Cream Pots
Gators, fome very elegant
Shutters and Trays
Fruit Baikets
Table and Tea Spoons
Soap Ladies' and Fifth Knives
1umblers, E's
BRIT4EIA WARE.
Elegant Britannia Tea Pots
A large alortment of Morocco and bach
ground Walters.
White Walters
Bread BaRers and Cheefe trays
Knife Trays
Steel Sciiiors
Penknives-RazoYs
Plated and FLYER Pencil Cafes
Silver Thimbles,
Ladies and GentIemen's Pocket Books
Enamelled Boxes
Profile France Looking CiafIes
Knives and Forks
Steel Spring SIuflers
Gilt Pics-do. Watch KEYS,
Do. Seals aud Chains
Coral Beads, IL. To.
Warranted Gold Necklaces
dJo--for Church ufe,
FIaggons and Tankards
Silver Table, Defert and Tea Spoons made
at the fhcrtelt notice
Hair work executed in the neatea manner.
he has recently received handIeme ar
fortment of
MILITARY ARTICLES,
among which are
Gilt and plated mounted Swords
Saddle Piftols
White and yellow Epauletts
Do. do Cords
Do. do Pruiisn Binding
Worried Saihes
A good anortment of PIumes
Yellow and white Sword Knots
Hat Tafiels, Cockades, t5e tce.
Which will be fold as low as can be purchd.
ed in Portland or BoAon--of the truth Ct
which, purchafers may be fatisfed if they
will call and fee for themieves
Portland, July ?. GD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23

Ssni,y piels Of ENGLISH GOODS,
WERE taken from fufpicious perfons IN
January lat, fuppofed to have been
itolen. For information apply at this Office.
Portland, .JS!y 9, 1909.
~, B.-Ia ief .Dsets adv,tiemsnt miRaks os-
ss,'ed ~ Mr.. EidA's fbgaian nams--it jaOuIS bavs
been John Elder.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
WANTED.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, and
Dye Siafi.


III tbt Sga q fbs GALhy HE4D + 61oRrR'
SACO,
/ INFORMS his Cufiomers and the Public,
that he has jun received frefh fupply of
DRUGS ard MEDICINES, Of the Iafeit i'm
rortasions--alfo PAINTS, DYE S1UFFS, &c.
which, with his former Stock, ccmprifes
valuable ana exteniive ahortment, conGfling
ct every article u'ualIy called for in his line,
which he will diipolc Of on liberal terms, for
Cath or ihort Credit Among which are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
S1EEL-SPRING SADDLES.

NrONMo the pubic that he It'll contin-
ues to carry on the
Saddle, Harness, and Cbaye Trimming
Byinei,
two doors wen of COiam5isa I~r--where he
offers for faie, St<si- Spring Saddlss--S6eFs0ed
and Plain do.--Bnf, BerdoOa and S=ot7s Bridies,
made in hyperion ffyle. cheap for Cain
70 Cath given for Seal Skns--apply a. a
Dove Portland, .JEiy is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
JOSEPH CROSS, Jun.
w, s, Union Row, Efiidis- Street.
LAS JUN received, in addition TO bis former
i L fock, large afortmens of
EngEi6, India, and NJ. l. Goods
and Groceries,
which he will fell on reafonable terms.
July Is.
THE fubfcriber having clofed bis ptefent
buGnefs, requeas thofe who have unfet-
tied accounts with him to prefent them for fer
element and thofe indebted to make imme-
date payment K. MOTLEY.
TO LET, land pofeiIion given in October
nsxt,) that noted ftuation for Tavern, or
Boarding Houfe, now occupied by Mr.. Jofiah
Paine. Theft houfe is large and conven.
lent for either Of the above purpofes, with
convenient out houfes and fables that will
accommodate nearly fifty Horfes.-For far
ther particulars apply as above, or to Meiirs.
THOMAS & EDwARn MOTLEY, Of Bg70n.
Portland, .1Hty l6, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
Runaway

FROM the fubfcriber, an indented 4dP-
PRENTICE BoT, le years old, light
complexion. This is to forbid all perfons
harbouring or truning him as they would
AVOID the penalty of the law. Whoever will
detect faia Runaway fhall receive fbyee Gent,
reward. EDWARD WESTON
F,y-bnyr, 9uly Is, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
FOUND.

y Falmouth. on the 10Th inf Two Notes Of
Hand, and one Receipt The owner is
deiired 10 prove property, pay charges, and re-
ceive them again-Apply at this office.
Portland, 1Eiy 10 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23


THE fubflsiber having formed the interior
of leaving town within 90 DAYS, d .por-
er, II poiible, offers for faIe,a very pealaat
ituation in Warrington itreet, which nlo
pronounced by all who have examined III
Said lot of Land coR(lIts OF so feet front, and
las feet back, with new two ftory Dwell
ling houfe, ihed, and other out homes thereon
together with q handfomc garden, a1s
front and back yards, all under the fame en-
cloiure. ANY gentleman wifhing to purchale
is invited TO call on MIR. Timothy Flechef
or the fubicriber, living on the premiles.
In cafe the above property is TOT dilpOled
of at private fale by the goth of Aueua neI.r
it will on that day b9Iold al public AutsiOo.
on the premifes At lIo'clock in the forerooa.
dys-on Iba,jday, the Esd day Of Augut,
will be fold, HOUSEHOLD FuRNI1usE Of all
kinds, conhfling of Beis, Bedding. Tables,
Chairs, Beauresus, Crocksry Ware, KItch
Furniture, &c &C. &c.
Sale 20 commence at 10 O'Clock in the
morning aud cor.inued until completed
STEPHEN DELANDE.
BAH perfons havir demands againa
the fad S. ID filall have tD.lr dcbfs dichr-i
ged before he leaves town-and All thoie who
are Indebted to him by notes Or accounts are
requeited 10 make immediate payment, q EIs
time is ihort, and general iettIemeni i nsrci-
fairy or both fides.
Portland, July 9.
FOR Sale by the fubEsrber, STEEL
C0EfB PLATE, for Carding Machines
warranted of the FRI quality.
1uA Q. ROBER / BOYD.
THE iubfcriber hereby gives public noilte
10 all concerned, that Che has been du'Y
appoisted and has taken upon herielt tie
truit of an Executrix of the eftsfe OF
PATRICK DEPRLEs,
late of Warren, in the county Of Lincoln Iq
deceased. by giving bond a. tie law diTtc''-''
ihc therefore requeRs all Pertons who sre Ill
debted to the fad decezfed's eaate ~ make
immediate payment; ard thcfe WHO hsSe S't
demands thereon TO exhibit The lame LII i''
Element 70
BEEsEY- DEPBLEs, FaserfriF
WanrH, June ., 1910. XII ~
THE iubfcri5er hereby gives public nO1.e
20 all concerned that The las esq ~
appointed and has taken upon htrle'
truif OF Adminihratri1 on the eifate Vt
JOSHUA LARRABEE,
lac Of Baldwin, in the county Ct Cun'osF a.
yeoman, deceaied, by giving bond % 'os -
direets-he therefore reque:ls al Pc
who are Indebted to the fad decesied ehN.',
TO make immediate payment; and ,hois s,
have any demands thereon 70 exhIO"
fame TO ESTHER LARRABEE'
july 1880.
THE fublcriber hereby gives pnohS Hs I.,Iv
70 all concerned, thar ne has oeen ~
appointed and has taken upon hinisn
trult OF administrators on the eliate on
CHARLES BUcKNAM,
Iste Of Falmouth. ia the county OF ~ \.
land. mariner, d<ceafed, by giving ~ M III,
the law dirccts--He therefore requen n.
ions who are indgbed to the isid ose ,na
e(late, 70 rake immediate payment
,hofe who have any demands thsreOn' N
ks6it the fame 10 ..ort,N
Jr5 3 CH AR.-hs 90 =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23

1900 bufhels Maryland CORN,
Of the frf quality, jun received and for fale by
EDWARD CAPEN,
on Titcomb's Wharf JEty 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23

THE fubfcribers 10 the above work are in
formed, that the future numbers will be
delivered at the BOOKSTORE of STEPHEN
PATTEN, Agent for the proprietor for the
Diltriet os Name.
N. B.-Thofe Gentlemen who have not ia
ken their numbers to the prelent time, will
have the goodnefs to call and receive them
1'wenty-Four Half Volumes have been pub
lihed and are ready for delivery. One fet
may be fubfcribed for at the original price.
Exst0ngs. fysef, POrtiasd, Jfaiy 9, 1910.
THE fubfcribers of DR.. REF's CYcLoPEDIA
in the Diftrict of Maine, are hereby informed,
that have this day releafed to Mr.. SrrPHEN
PArTEN, my right TO deliver the fame.
DANIEL Johnson.
Jsy 2. 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
STEPHEN DEL ANDE.

BAH Perfons havir demands againis
the fad s. d fhall have tD..r dcbfs dhchir-
ged before he leaves town-and All thoie VINO
are Indebted TO him by notes or accounts sFs
requeited 10 make immediate payment, q Etf
time Is 1iort, and general fettIement i rsrcl
fairy or both Edes.
Portland, July 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

It would seem by the course OF events
III Europe, that Bonaparte had become
sick Of his relations by blood, and his
first marriage, and had resolved to rid
himself Of them as fast as possible.
The first Empress, the farfamed Jo-
seDhine, was dismissed with a hand
some income, and with an imperial Ii
tie. Of the latter she has been strip
ped already and it would not be sur
pricing if the dover should be very
much curtailed. 1t is not impossible
that his Imperial and Royal Majesty is
becoming, like some other great nlen,--
a subject of what is vulgarly called
hetncoat government" The female
privy-counsellour, appears to have
great weight at the board, and probably
the political affairs of the old 7vorld,
whatever may be said of the ne7v, will,
for while at least, be under the infiu-
ence of a woman. Strange stories are
relsted in til, newspapers of the late
King and Qren Of Holland-The for
mer is said 10 have literally run away
from his throne, and the latter TO have
been poisoned. Whistler these stories
are true or false, we pretend not to say.
But when we hear that Fouchc is dis
missed from his Office in the police, be-
cause he voted for the death of Louis
the XVI. and that Bonaparte has order
ed monument 10 be erected TO the
memory Of that monarch, we are pre-
parcdin the next place to hear any
thing. 1t is not impossible that the
sovereign of Europe begins to think
meanly Of plebeian blood, and highly Of
the seed royal 49,.
AS for the young Empress, she will
do well TO recollect the history Of her
aunt, the beautiful Maria Autoinette.
1t is about forty years SINCE she was
married to the Dauphin Of France, af-
forwards Louis the XVI. The recep-
ton OF that princess when she arrived
at Paris. by the Court Of Louis the w.
was splendid, and highly Hattering.
At iete made in honour OF the mar
qiage, shortly after she reached the
French capital, by some untoward e.
vent, number OF people lost their lives,
and muliitudes were wounded. 1.-THE
| present Empress possesses but a small
portion OF the superstition which be-
longed to her great ancestor, the ctle-
braled Maria Theresa, the parallel
which might easily be run between her
own circumstances, s the history ofthe
late queen OF France. would fill her mind
with gloom and terror. One fhiEs she
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

continue the Commercial irtercourle
with the u. States of .4nyica' The
King in the decree fays, he finds
EimfeIf induced, SIN conjunction
with the imperial Court Of France, =
70 enforce more flrictly the Cortn
enfdi Syfenl, and therefore orders,
/" that from the date of the publica-
ton, no veilcl coming from any
American port or belonging to any
citizen of the II. S. will be permit
ed TO enter into any Of Our harbors,
on this 6de.-But every vefel of
that nation, when appearing upon
our . Dads, or before any Pruihan
port, ihall be warned off; and in
cafe of contravention, beiides the
conhication of vehel and cargo, fhall
be further Investigated and Punilh-
ed"
U1by we ak the American apollo
gifts of BoNAPASTB, Wyby bis Can
finentaf Syfem fbonLd be directed agaigf,
and bky agaigf, the Carmerce Of the
U. State5t til
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

PROVIDENCE, SEPT

PROVIDENCE, SEPT. 10.
Exfrad Of a letter, dated at Palermo,
June 22d, 1910, to agentAnlan IL.
this tam.
(" The alarm for the fafety Of
this liland daily gains ground. Mu-
rat is at Teggio, at the lead of 10000
men Il divi6ons Of boats, conlf-
ting of SO each, to be conveyed by s
or 8 gun boats, which are ready on
the Italian coat to go down TO the
Faro. The Englilh aud Sicilian gun
boats have fallen in with the frf d.
viiion, and las our friend writes mel
the reiult was, the capture from
the French Of 8 or 10 fnaIl tranf-
ports, with military flores, brals
feld-pieces, with carriages and wag-
CONS complete, and a of their gu1-
boats, which are now refined for
cruifing againlt them. Eight other
Of their gun-boats were funk, and a
| number Of others much damaged.
! The Victorious ga failed on thr
10th with troops to defroy tbs
boats collecting in the Adfiatic."
We hear thar Goo boats are expected
from that quarter and from the
ether lide Of Italy, as Lave already
obierved, 1900 are ready. The
frft diEifon is already dearoyed, al
per the foregoing extract Of . letter
from Mefina. The fecoft dviiioH
has got fafeiy into Sofia. tabout 81
fail The Cd, hi; M4jeNy's brr'
Cephalus ard Use HciseI III, ISL r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
sfctclga gutsIElgcnce.



Deifrfttgf tfom Sisty.-lhia NOR
niag Col Bnnbury, belonging 10
the staff Of the Brililh Army in
Sloily, arrived at Id. LiverPooI's
office, in Cownins ltreet, with the
agreeable Intelligence that the at
tempt made BY the French and l.
Italian army On the flores of Cal9'
bra 10 invade Sicily, have been al
mof totally frulieated. ihsir feet
of traniports has been difperled by,
the gallant exe'tioRs of our tars on
that itation feveral veaels have
fallen into our hands, with 5000
troops OH board, and feveral have
been driven on flore and defroy-
Cd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
pHiLAD. SEPT. I'd, 1910.

hn0ibsr imperial Decree.
We are indebtad to friend for
a copy Of the following French de-
cree, received in this CITY from Bay
time -
Decree gf July s, 1870
Thirty American veheis may i'm
port into France, cotton, nth, oil, dye
wood, falt fiji, codhih, ikins and
iurs.
They NAV export wine, brandy,
ELK, linen, cloth, jewels and other
prodrce of our nanufactory.
They cannot fail from any other
ports than Gbariefon and NelU-T erk,
and muft bring Gazette # the day
of their departure, that is an Amer
lean Gazette, be6ies certificate q
the origin jro9i fbs french c3eld, in
4ubicb there qvM be a SENTENCE IN
CIPHER
The French merchants who fend
for thefe Americans, mutt prove
that they are in partnerlhip with the
heads of tie manufactures of Paris,
kouen and other cities.
LGazetfe sf ne Unitra States !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

at lantA Our Patriots l.scsrc
ed They had before item MI. 49, ,, NH
81 two evils, either TO disrleas,. NJ W
leon, or lose their Offices and ~
much hesitation aid dirtful oualrn
they ventured TO choose the 70, no.
(" No man hatch his own flesh I.
4. Why do the jacobins BEGIN !.
praise, again, the embargo, ano i
sound the public mind AZ Ii The NJ,
ticability Of renewing it 3-BrranS
Napoleon IS angry, dreadful angry MI
our government and nation, Tor iak;r.
il off; more angry than was exper,r4s
He storms terribly, sloullv uses -
ward us both his whip and his az,
and there is no way else to apDeasa N;
wrath, but to join him again in mat;n -
war on the British commerce IL
Sides" the spring elections have il
moved all fears for the preservation os
power in the hands Gifts present No.
SCISSORS, and smoothed the way for III
turning 10 that degrading and ruinons
SYSTEM from which our rulers wara
driven by the apprehension of are,a.
luton OF Parties. Conn. Coaranr.
Is he honest? Mr.. Jefferson oncs
promised us that the time would Come
when this should he the enquiry res
pecling candidates for office. JTnor.
tunately, eight years were not long ;.
nough TO bring about thar time with
him.-But we are glad to see thar
some of the democrats are ready 10 &c.
knowledge the i'll consequences wh;eb
have flowed from the fashionable dnc-
trine, and think il time to recur n the
otd queStf0n--the question that used ~
be asked in the days Of Washington.
before Jeffersonian morals and Jeffcr-
sonian politics disgraced our country.
Is ne honeSt z The following extract,
from democratic paper printed in
Vermont, shew the situation Of our
neighbors In that state as it respects
the characters of men IN office.
The violence OF our party feelings
has in many instances oyerborne all
sense of duty in this matter-and indu-
ced us to commit the Invaluable inter-
ests of society TO the management of
men 7wfh qvhonl 7De gcotiLd scarcely haze
entrusted a shilling ofo1r trqterty.
(" But Is 1t not (says the writerN
melancholy truth that there have also
been men (in our legislature) void Of
principle, t0do neither fsGr God non re-
gard nzan--zOhose hrojanify, fntemher-
ance and other vicious habits render their
ezGmtLe fierHcious 20 society
And sgain. I" IF all who are habitua-
ted to any of these vices" wiz. profane
swearing, lying, intoxication, gambling
and sabbath breaking) severe excluded
from office, SoAat a nrrslsrtt51r Of Uurur-
cies zvolltd remain % Be filed"
Such is the sad but faithful picture
(drawn by friend to the party there in
power of the condition into which the
state of Vermont has sunk in conse-
quence of that spirit which has ragged
there, with but a temporary check for
ten years past and such Iuld be
our course could the democratic party
prevail here-FoR THE PARTY MUST
SUPPORT VICIOUS MEN, TO INDUCE W.
cIoUs MEN TO CONTINUE TO suPPoRT
THE PARTY .-Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

STOCkhNLMs j CrL = T.
1t is fomewhat remarkable thar
~Count Ferfon, who had refded
frveral years in France, and was,
from. the elegance of his manners,
and extraordinary accomplishments,
great favorite at Court. was the
perioa who, in the habit of coach
man, drove the unfortunate Louis
XVI. and his Queen from Paris to
Varrenncs, where they were arreited
in their ffsht from the blood italncd
fangs Of the mott ferocicus tyrants
that ever difgraced humanity! This
generous, this maguauimous iervice
alore, entitled Count Ferion 10 bet
ter fare and whatever may have
been his failings, his memory, 1t is
hoped, will be coeval with that of the
luxurious Perfonages, who were no
lefs contiguous for their virtues,
than lamented for misfortunes.
Lately magdered at St5ckbsim.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
Tinran. 4f,,g. l. 1910.


We have the particulars OF the
furrender OF Ciudad R9dygo. The
parrifon had the honors Of war, and
humane treatment is promlied TO the
inhabitants. The prifoners have
been fen; to Salamanca, with their
baggage. The Governor was treat
cd with refpect. The place was
blockaded and befieged II days.
The beGeging army conhited OF
a5,ooo men. There were thrown
into the befeged city gallo bombs.
The French had 34oo men killed
and wounded.
Great rejoicinga were to take place
at Lifbm in honour Of the royal mar
rage at Rio 7enario. There were
TO be illuminati9ns for three
nights.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

A French fargeant, who has hber-
ated $50 Spaniards has come in here,
has received captains commilllon,
and is to be fcnt TO Cadiz.
A regiment of Polifh cavalry has
deferted from the tyrant, and joined
our troops.
Fifteen hundred men, infantry
and cavalry, from Cddiz, have debar-
kcd az Aygntsnts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
Jnteiigenre.


The people of a. part Of Ohio have
met in arms against the Shakers, to
liberate persons said to be detained a.
gainst their wills and threaten to dis
perse the society by force, if it does not
remove by November
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

To take an American seaman into
the British service by force is crime,
every democrat acknowledges but to
drive thousands into that service, by
public law, is deed for which the same
men cannot sufficiently applaud Con-
gress Is q wise aad parrioucK.
Retertory.J