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los chests, half chests and boxes gun
powder, imperial, Tyson, young hyson' and
hyson skin Teas, principally Of the SidncyS
cargo, lately landed and OF excellent quail
ties
40 barrels Rye Whiskey.
% barrels & s no SshCads N. f.. Rum.
90 dozen old MCdoc Clarct, impoItedir
1907. 49,.
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine
{ pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines
1000 lbs. Coffee.
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10 hogshedS and ~ barrels hrSs q Sc
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30 Bugs clean heavy pepper md pimenso
5 chests CasSlR, y IaSSIW budS
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1000 ibS glue " :.
500 palI6ns plshllnE vinegar
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Which with HE usual extensive assortment
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on low terms Tor cash, and TO punctuaI men
.aG moderate credit, BY ... -.
- i, Joseph Vaudeville,
. Corner Of King and Fairfax .trse'''
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FOR SALE, -.
The HOUSES and LOTS at the corner OF
Duke and Royal streets, late the property OF
EGsha Jdnnsy. Also, huff acre LOl OF tho
corner Of Cameron and Henry streets, and
the MILL SEAT at Occoquun--on very IL
beral terms.
Richard M. Scott, Trufse.
For creditors Of +. ia.
May IS. Cav
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For Rent.

70 FNsXO1 ~EkEI1Gs ~ -.
n CONVENIENT two story frame bweH
"A. ing Hssse, situate ION Cameron stree
between So. Asaph and 'Pitt stresss. Apply,
TO ~ T O. ss. - = -
~, John g: Ladd. =
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The Works Of St. Pierre, elegant, 8 vols
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Doctor Doddlidge'S fsmily Expositor, best
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Doctor Smiths Lectures on the Evidences
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Doctor Blair's, Paley's Porteus's, Lee
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Fragments, in Prose and Verse, by Miss
Z Smith, just published
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Edsworth's Parents Assistant, Sv
Ditto Tales of Fashionable Life, v.
- Ditto Popular Tales, ~
Opie's Tales, ~
Adeline Mowbray, ~
Romance Of the Pyrenees, 2v
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Fool of Quality, 3v @E-2..s 49,.
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- HAVE received for faIe S5 bar.
u Tels WialSKEY, and SO barrels
! HERRIEGS.
49, Thomas Tw5c.
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PuREIC SALE,

HKYlLL BE SOLD at public sale % the
wv highss. bidder, for ready money, on
the premises, on 1GesSgy tee l7M Day "
gii1y meSl, LOT Of GROUND, No $, 10
the dtvGslsn Of Dandridge'S Lot, frOnting ~
. feet Z Inches on Pits street, and rONhing back
ZOE feet s inches, 70 Is feet alley, and also
bounded on the north by Is feet alley, the
same having been herctcGors struck OIL 70
Alsxsndeg Bagkcst, who has failed TO comply
with the terms Of sale, and the lot Is now
sold 20 raise the balance due thereon agree
able 10 The terms Of the FIRST sale. .,,
Thomas Swami, csru,r,.
Geo. DeneaIe,
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- - TO RENT,
THAT two story DWELLING HOUSE,
seecapied by John ROagk'H. Possession will
De given the 6rst Of October TO comment
would DO unnecessary, as the stand is SO we'll
known.
ALSO FOR SALE,
A small two story BRICK HOUSE, on
Pin street, with Lot Of IS feet front
and los Feet deep.
sRnoA disposed Of at private sale before the
aoth day OfJGne, it viii, o" shar day, be sold
- - John Wife.
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THE subscriber offers his services to the
public as a I commission Merchant and BIO I.
ker, and will transact with secrecy and des-
patch, any business that may be committed
to his charge He has taken an Office In the
store la,ely occupied by Messrs Robert /.
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terms.
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rama, and by daily attacking the French,
YOU wculd thus give confidence TO the mia
bitants of Madrid. dishearsen and mimi.
date the eut my, obstruct his supplies, and
cive experience 10 the Spanish troops.
Ia this position, il would be easy TO
wait for intelligence frcm the dukes del
Parque and D'Albuquerqne, 70 establish
communicasion with them BY the NEST SIM
pie signals, and at length TO terminatelwish
success. fiapoyre completely decisive.
:. But in the most unfortunate event,
should your exeellency be attacked and de-
Rated in your position, that could not hap
pen until your excsllency had previously
made the enemy sustain the most sensible
loss: and rllen, falling back upon Cuenea
and Valencia, and occupying at pleasure the
chains of mountains leading into the four
Kingdoms, your txcellency would be still
formidable, even in defeat, and would pow
enully protect your country.
(Sigued) =
THE Baron de CROSSARD,
Major in the armies of his majesty
the emperor Of Austria, knight Of
she order of Maria Theresa, and
commissioner to the Spanish ar
mics"
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blockade; rights, the txerclse OF which A..
sanctioned by acknowledged law, aaa b.
usage both imme,norial and universal,
Of his the National Inteligeneer reoon
not be ignorant, although for purposes m,,,
pernieious TO lis country, he has assume
the contrary as the fact.
Neither can any one thing be more ,o
true, than that the proposition of France A.,
England are IT the same character.
Passing over the difference 81 their h,A
guage. will briefly advert to the sub.,aus
of Itieit terms.
In November, 1906, the emperor, BY HI
Berlin decree, assumed and exercised Ii,
right ollegislating for peutrals, and Of a.
soluttly controlling all their commerce.
Without presuming to presctite the form
in which this measure should be resisted
England gave us notice, that she could ua
permit neutrals thus to be employed as il.
s,ruments against her and that unless !.
did resist this bold invasion of neutral rph,
tosher prejudice, She WORLD be compelL,d
TO retaliate it. No disposition wha,evt,
having been mantle sted by the u. Stat,sn
repel this oren a,tdtk on their rights, il
: November, 1907, measures OF retaliauc
were adopted.
F,,nee he o,;as mo, a1cr...o- eo,ru
NC * mn. Win ber u % eI,;,n Fs. ''e,
not onlv 70 ..b4r,,cn thaf e,str,, eD
,;on which has eenIhus nroyot4d ~. =
so,o .,,t,erJ.r ,;o6rs Il -, sss.h ~, .,
.,d he ,,oe, rres,,;,l - he. s,f,.,. o''@u
aneIa,.u 'equ'e> os''!, . .1' ae snail Con-
.:lae 'na. e''ssanee 20 WIS ',''sSh. aSg:s'
l'nn' ~" y. ~ ~. se''eS se, -
Oso. au'P,ea 70 our slluas'on, untt Frame
-, ~ '"''> N''@N'' w." "''lVVa
~ s"' "af' .
How can these propositions be considtrl p
aseqnal How confident must he be ofth
f'Jua'eeS nc addresses VINO can MAXI y
'h.se Pa'pao'e 'h's'eP'essntations
In SUCH dlree. opposition to each Others
the general conduct of Grrat Britain s1dE
France towards the United States, ha
facts which daily occur, ard which plainly E
demonstrate this opposition scarcely atua
the attention OF a single individual. Ann
stance OF this is the conduct Of those na,ien
under he ron intercourse law. Thathwk q,
leveiled against England, has not been cot
cealed. Yet England has never soush,
avenge'it, nor uttered complaint respect
ing 1t. france, on the contrary, has svA
II as one reason FOR the wide devasts''n X
ana 'noiserImlnate conhsea'Ion OF our prE
perry. "hat must ne his character VII
can pronounce me total indifference ofbr
tain 20 'n's measure, an ciience equal IN dr
n e e. Frane. s;'o'' y '"'''' ''''''0D'
M
nxsssn,. Pr;,a;n - 'te assertion "n,s" !.
fs,n,;nsJ :. aa.,.. $50 GU do QUAY :"
49, ~ A>"sS IA PhdHA w q
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governed by the fame feelings which
aGfuate an enlightened citizen Of the
world ia eighteen hundred and ten
Therefore, had Notes lived in .hele
days, lie would probably have been
itigmatized as mcrofe ard rigid, or
rldiculed IS a viGonary, an enthuti-
attic dreamer, who made preteniions
to fomeihing more than others. La
the cafe alluded to in the text. the
people Of Ifrael were running beyond
The word Of the Lord and notwti,-
landing The ark Of the covenant, thas
Ggn of his efpecial prelence abode
I'LL in the camp, they prefumed to
go up to the Hill -tcp, where, in iua
judgment they were met and DIFF
comhted by their enemies. JuR 70
it IS with men ar this day. Unwil.
ing 10 endure the rettraints of reli-
gion in their mad career, they ruth
heedielsly along, fneering at the re-
proofs of the wife, and without diff
elimination condemning every man
who heGta,es in following thzir per-
ricious example. The man Of the
world is in all cafes governed eth
er by his own preconceived opinions,
or the maxims of worldly prudence !;
whereas the perfon who truly fears
God, will. renouncing his own VIII
dom, make the word of God the rule
and guide of his faith and practice,
and His glory his governing end in
all things. Thus when he has an
opportunity Of increaing his proper
ty, by taking exorbitanr iniereit, or
in time of icarcity TO make his for
tune by the neceiIlty Of oihers. he
forbears, and reafons thus I" How
hall do this and fin again!t God )"
remembering ALTO that it is written,
" extortioners ihall not iphabit the
kingdom Of God" Is he folicited 20
60 into the haunts Of debauchery, or
join profane party of plealure, he
refufeS Notwithstanding his own nat
ural inclination to the contrary, and
like Moies, departs not out Of the
camp, nor follows the multitude III
their evil courtes. 1t is not 70 with
others. Sin being their natural els-
nent, and not haying a better prin
ciple within them, they will contin-
ue TO walk in their own countels,"
and to run in their own chofsn way.
until they are fwept away with the
beiom of deGruttion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
TIE OLD MAID.
A PARODY.

a FAAOD1.
I DOremernber a preciie old maid,
And hereabout Che dweilS-whom lafe Roted
10 TIitling gowc, with wan and wither a lips,
Demure and formal, dultiHg cloth in hand.
RubbLg her chairs, & ms2gre were her locks.
Envy had wor1 her 10 the very bones;
And in her hining psrlor flower. pot food,
Decked with geraniun ard jsaAmine,
I'D orange trees, and roies, pinks, and lilies,
sb2cheiors buttons, criip as ihe hssief,
And io.ly patton dover, type Of love,
o'K chairs, Two tables, ard lacking glals,
We're buTniihed bright aud of, and round the
room
On wall, in clofet, or on mantle piece,
An old work baikes, "a volatile.
Portraits Of maiden aunts, IN bali room fair,
Nnh iAmb OF iaP dog hanging on the arm,
Moves from Circulating Library,
Laws Serious Can 70 uneonverIed' Folks,
love E'egies, bible, aud cat,
Were duly ies for ornament or ufes
As ipleln prevailed or viiiyors came in.
Lllemng, as through the houie her thrill voice
icreamed,
Seeding her tcrvants--to mylelf Ifaid
And II man did with TO gain a wife
With y8s7v Of courtihip, here an ancient maid,
Whole lips have Pract ia long before The giais
The faint refuial--and the l1rer yi
following as quick AZ echJ u ae found.
And this fame thought does bur forefun my
need,
III infant fsek - fole yovrrsr maid 20 wed I
A. 4 remember this ihould be the h5ule
Beng twilight hour ih,'s OUT upon the trot.
To barter icsndal tor . cup OF tea
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
RALPHo.


TO a fac9bihicaI Democrat.
III fased wretch, the icorn Of mea,
WAY urge my ellie unwilling pen,
To .ah thy empty inio,eaee,
Regultias from Thy want Of lenfe.
I've long the psinisl talk rsfraia'i,
AEd mop d thou would iihAve knowlsdgegain'
But now more Cupid than a mule,
! fad thee bent TO play The fool.
Town il does me much lurprze
when thou, blockhe2d, ap L the wife;
B4"lit out at large 'gainl laws and kiag-,
To MODS and rzbaIes, dangerous things
ID moon, arucS madnefs 1lowl: the caafe
Ul Gun Boats and Embargo Laws;
And If man OF fenfe ihouid drop
A word. thy bab5Iing mouth TO itop,
That thou'it opPoie with frenzy's ipats,
Tho true and clear as noon-day light,
Whoever dares right reafon ute,
OF treslon, Jacobins zccuie
They and thyielf tory call EN-,
And threaten from the States 10 haul 'en.
Bur tell me what avails iby fir
lis Ike the barking of cur;
Our people from experience know,
Zach Jacobin's their baneful foe:
The Fedrsl cauie they've learn'd 10 prize
Aud Frenchmen's politics deiplle.
Vain. then, thy bluff ring, TO iufisin
What fools aad knaves alone maintain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
New WV Of excufng the 80
National RgpeE.

An American Captain who had
offended ChriaoPbe, it is faid, was
ordered 70 pay 5000 dollars in an hour
or futF-r death. He was led to exc
cution, when the merchants paid the
money Ter INN. In a few DAYS
Chriltophe attempted the fame ex-
pedient g raife more money, tie
American was about 70 be fuipend-
ed from the yard-arm Of one q Inc
blacks fquadron, when tie Captain
Of Btniih ihip hailed, ana faid,
- iend thar American captain Ola
board my eeatI, and 10 him 10
hsrm at your peril" tie va vbeg-
ed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17


he 1lsag 09e4 drinking warm rhe opening
heart,
Our neighbonring Girls, on fetal days unite
WITH tongues mote fluent, aid with hearts as
ight.
CRABBE.
Il fcems that the feventeen
" fylphs" Of Bridport took their full
ihare Of the ieyentgen toahs which
were drank BY tile Ladies and Gen
,lemem tgether, 6fve dinner, and
We are told that " After dinner, the
Y Ladies, feIected 10 ,eprelent the
State, drank the fucceeding toafs."
a few Of them we ihdll aufcribe *
remark upon.
TIE CqS efiks,b--Ir can never be worn
ny tyra>F--May il continue TO crown the
American People with civil and viriu ,us laws,
aud mild ju4icious government, and eternal
peace and plenty.
This toalt is critically claGical.
The cap Of Liberty, among the 10
mans, was worn only by hAvcs who
had Seen made free, thence called
Pileati bur there was another des-
cription Of ilaves, thole taken in arms,
who were fold at auction under the
crown" PUB cerana Much ingen-
uiiy is here Pifplayed in educing from
the confuicG recollection OF these IL
ola:ed literary facts, the new and
noble with that cap may crown the
whole American people with--civll
ltws, judicious government, and end
leis peace and plenty. We merely
alk-Was it an " entefnaI" cap that
Mifs FarEaud bore 10 proudly be-
tween the drawn fword of the mill
ia officers, Or temporary cap ca
pabie Of acting as " crown" to ali
ctcTni;y'
3. .ssas,ia-AIay its flowers never blcaom
ilF ~ political enemies
THIS would be hard indeed. Cur
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17

Democratic DiGnE9rs.-On this
topic, the Raleigh Minerva lays--
I" But let the good people Of The u.
States look little in,o these things.
The Whig reviles Madiion F; the
Spirit of'76 upbraids Mr. Smith /;
the Argus and the Enquirer de-
nounce Gallatin and che anarhemas
Of the furious aurora are hurled
with vengeful violence upon the
beard Of the devoted congress. From
the frlt 70 the Taft, from the leaf to
the greateh, there is fcatcely man
in Office but is denounced as unwi!e
or dilhoneif by one CT ether Of his
party. Take all their itories and put
them together and you will come
pretty near the truth Strange, not
withdrawing, contrary TO the trite
old aphorifm, honeiy profits very
little from the ouaIre,s Of thee
men. Each one turns evidence for
the public to preferve his own par
ticular footing, ard hitherto the ma
iority of rhen have found it an ex
cellent exPedient. We hope thaf
the termination Of their tsiumphs i
near at hand, aud THAT the good
fenie Of the people viii iaon dlmifs
hen from cher confluence =
TN. T. Nsecsg,cT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
ments in old times. One Of the
Latin poets lays, or rather fngs,
Onem venus afbilrum
Dcet Disendi

Oaem venus arbilrum
Deer bisend
Vim tbaA the Yeaur tron0urce 10 be
taafFu1iter Z From the fcholialts we
learn that the Romans choic their
toait-maiters By eating dice, and
the fortunate throw they named
VeEu5. Ladies 70 patriotic and lniI-
ing as thefe, will not, we prelume,
iupport the caufe OF their county by
drinking only, but will when occa-
hon calls, fuitain it by their arms as
well as Uy their lips and tongues.
IL. TIE Fouib IF july May il annually
bohom forth che freedom of fpeech, The iib-
esfy Of the PFeis, and the rishl OF conference.
Agreed with all our hearts. And
may it not only b!oiiom forth free
dom, and blolom forth liberty, aud
blcAom forth right, bat alio bil d3m
forth Miis Nancy Farrand and her
lovely democratic filters, to afford US
mere iuch charming entertaInment
when the year comes round again.
Sweet fylPhs Of Brldport, may you
be more lucky than the poets = Col
ZIP Cos
Thus long ihe reign'd, adDir'd if not APPROVE !;
Praiid, If NOT honor'd; tear'd, II not BELOVED,
When, as the buy days of Spring grew near,
That ca!l'd for all the Forecait Of the year;
When lively Hope the riing Crops iufvsy'd,
And April promn'd what sepIembel paid
When itray'd her LAMB. where Case and
C'se@zUeej grew
When role her erals in richer V4les below;
When picard fine look On AL the iniiiDg and,
And vIew'd the FUNDS who wroughl al her
command,
As Byiages cburn'd the Butter for her haOd
{Geeie, Hens and Turkeys, following where
ihe went,
Then Dread o'ercaRe hcr.--ttlat her Days
were iPent
PARISH RsGIsTER-PAsT }
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
poetrp.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

HAPPINESS.
o who in Rad Ambitions train
True hap9Insls can fad
Or who wcuid heaps o. forbid gain,
Prefer 10 peace ~ mlHl I
Ye who n guilty pleafu-e 1--we
= happisets "l,h you :
Wat joys trae happ'nsi. can give,
Aias, you ncves klpw.
Though we in greatness may abound,
No happiness Il bIingsi
II humble cot is ol,ea found,
When not in palaces "a kings.
Iwsni not riches, Mighty Power,
And luxury Gill les;
want yssa virtue can procure
want tgue happiness.
RALPHO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17


Mare Nenev game. During the
late fciiion Of Corgrcfs an enquiry
was inisituted ftr the purpoie Of ai-.~
certainng whether any money had
been drawn from the u atuIY 1u go
count OF ihe m.lHon ~ W4i.an4 4E.y.s
who had been commlEonra by zAap-
as Jegeri5q, during his prehdeaSys
AmbaAaaor to the Emperor w 8ui-
Ga. WAgn TIE nomination al Shots
was banded r 70 the senate they re-
jected II almcf urau.moonqs bar #
was afterwards dI-5sersc ll.4t lie
PRECEDENT had actually TENT hiir Of
70 Europe abou or month he.
fore, Unveiled with the chara1
Ambalador 70 : uiiia. Ii was nov
thought exped'ent u afcerrsin what
expence the country had been run
to BY this prefulnptuous unconllitu-
tional proceeding Upon examina-
ticn it appeared that no money had
actually been drawn from The trealu-
ry-but, on the other hand, that TIC
fun of 3,o7S dollars, had by drafts
from the Secretary Of STATE, been
drawn from the Bankers y. the ".
States at Amlterdam, for the ufe of
the faid William Short What Al
walls our conftitution, our laws, to
protect the public from plumber, L
thus the money Of the United States
can be fquandered at the will Or
PreGdent- This money nun ulti-
mately be paid out Of the treAfugy
but if jultice takes place, which IS
not very likely, JefIerfon wculd !.
made to pay the whole.