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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

t,ftf tutS tSlitNASS ID peSptS ~
aaared that The fvrant trcHbIcs on
his throne, and glorious exerticn
on Your part would tend etfcStuaIly to
huri him from the .eminence which
ne has gained by unparalleled turpi-
tude. lie ices, By rhc deiertson OF
his folders III Spa n, how hateful 10
;hcni Is the caufe in which they are
Engaged, and be ailured thar the caufe
only dear to bis Generals, who
know thar their fecuri,y depends up
OH the continuance a his power,
and thar his downfall would be the
certain preface of their own. Even
thofe Generals heartily dctelf their
Tyrant, and would mott readily be
content with their prefent rank and
acquiiHions, and rejoice in the def
truction of 70 opprellive and 70 in
fulting matter. if they had reafon
to believe that they could efcape in
the wreck of his fortune.
g HolIanders the awful cribs Of
Our fat e has arrived If you fuffer
the prefcnt moment to pats without
bold abortion of national ven
gearce, you will be loft, as a people,
forever, and mutt hereafter be the
wrctchcd victims of foreign 6omi-
nation. How glorious is the OPP
portunity which pre(enss itfelf to
you what an example will you
hold forth TO the cnilaved nations of
Europe ! You will recover your
character in the eyes of mankind !;
you will regain the rights of which
you have been f. wantonly and bar
barou1y deprived; and you will
tranfmit tholc rights 20 your lateft
poferity, who will look back upon
your fuccefs with pious gratitude,
with reverence, and with emulation.
Reflect, that the defendant of the
Houfe of Orange, OF an luxurious
line of anceltors, once the projectors
of your country, is now wanderer
from his native land ! nor can you
do better than invite him to your
ihores, and invelt him with the pri-
vileges which his ancelors enjoyed.
He will have learned the duties Of
the ftation, and the efeem, which
is due to you, in the 1choos of adver-
fly, aud be viii look with love and
veneration on people, who have re-
covered their rights, and invelted
him with thofe which his family en-
ioyrd But however You may de-
termine respecting him, do not for
get what is due TO yourieives. The
eyes of all Europe are upon you, and
other ftates would find, in the recov-
cry of yout independence, the reito-
ration OF their own. Hollanders
do not paufe a moment arife as
one man you are many: your en-
envy is, himielf, but weak individ-
ual.- and the hearts of all mankind
are againit him Renown or infamy,
freedom or bondage, depend upon
yourfeIves at this eventful cribs. II
you rife in the fullnels of national
might, you will be irreGltible AZ
fure yourfelves that the efforts oil
other countries will be the refnlt OF
your heroic vindications of Your
rights. The 1yrant will be confu.
fed and diilra6ted by general re-
volt of the enaayed Continent
He will fall in the ftruggle man.
kind will exult in the event; and
hiltory will proudly record your tri
umph as deadly warning to oppref-
Con, and a glorious example .-fol
mankind"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
DortIano,
Monday, October IS, 1910.

The last week has not furnished an ar,i.
Gle of European intelligence ofimportancs
Tho our accounts from Span and Portugal
are Of a later date, than before published.
they make 90 mention of any material
change in either Of those countries. AZ
Csdiz both parties appear to be inactive.
from Portugal the accounts are contradic-
tory there are many who AFe strong in the
faith that BOnaparte win never be able III
obtain complete possession OF either Spain
Or Portugal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

The Spanish Governor Of East-Florida,
lFoLcHl has arrived in Pensacola from
HaOana, and will honor the Convention
OF Vest Florida with his presence in
November, attended with an escort Of
5000 men, -r.,s-s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
rp tse aeails.

The inhabitants Of West Florida have
adopted the new regulations agreed up
on by the. Convention (; and the Gov
ernor of Baton Rouge has given his as
sent to the new plan and tranquility
il restored. Their system approxi-
mates to republican form of govern
ment and tits said the inhabitants
openly avow a wish to become a part
Of the United States The name OF
Ferdinand VII is still used in their pub
lie acts. - ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
--LATEST FROM SPAIN.

Eatrad gfa litter fran Nequp0rt.
/" The fctIooner Eliza, Capt. BAR.
KER, has arrived here from Cadiz.
She failed from that city on the 2,d
of Aug. The Captain reports no
verbal news, except that regiment
of dragons, and two regiments of
infantry fBIitifh,) embarked about
the 18th of Auguit for Liibon.
/" 4 letter TO a gentleman in Bof-
ton from the American Cofnul at
Cadlz, dated Auguit 70. fays. {" this
place remains in perfect ieeurity, al
though all parties are Inactive.
. lncloted are two Cadiz papers,
Aug. IT and 49,"
The Spanifh papers contain intel
ligeuce from the Province of ARA
gon TO the 25th of July. On. the
I4th the Spanih General ViIlaeam-
pa dillodgsd the Frenoh from Da-
roca, where they had goo infantry
and I2os cavalry, belonging to the
corps of Gen. Vergss. On the 10th,
at Carinena, Villacampa, had an OBJ
Innate coptsf with the enemy. which
reiulssd in his falling back to Al
uitante, lolfng again Daroca. The
French rearefent this as a total de-
itrutfon OF the Patriot Generals
troops but this is denied. and they
aassi thsg Til arc IN force before.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

The following Addrefs, i; is fsid, has
been privately circulated in AM
ftcrdam, and other paris OF Hoi-
land
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

Captain Dvphis, Of tie brig Washington.
On bis passage. from Marblehead 10 New
York, on the LIST Of this month snoke the
ship Sally, Capt. Nebber, Of Boston. then
50 days from Liverpool for Baltimore, ha-
wing on board Messenger with Despatch
es from Gen. Armstrong.--Capt ID informs
that the above gentleman told him that the
Dispatches were Of a very favourable ma
lure, As the Me ssengertook his departure
from England about the last lf August. il II
probable he las ais, communication b onr
Mr. Pmkney. He was anxious 10 know
whether our Congress had met hut said
nothing about the orders in Council. BY
tire next mail from the sOuthward, we shall
probably be furnished with the news By this
arrival, IN detail The above is nrobsbly
the gentleman who took TO England the
news Of the repeal of the Berlin and Milal
Decrees.-l N. I'll Gar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

The National Inteligeneer, acknowl-
edges that Government have made a
loan of S3,75o,ooo, Of the Bank ofthe
United States, at 6 per cent per annum,
to be reimbursed on the 3ist Dec. 1911
or, ifthe charter OF the bank should
not he renewed, to be reimbursed three
months after notice being given.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
BALTIMoRE, OCT. 4, 1910.
MOCK rRIUMPHS.

~ The democrats with boyish exulta-
ton, are announcing their grand M
Hn1thS in several counties.-We re-
peat what We asserted before the cleo
ton, that In most of the counties the
Federallsts had agreed TO make no
exertlons this year, but Sto give their
opponents The full length Of their rohe.
In Ccclt county, local circumstances in
duced the federalists TO run ticket,
which took about 900 votes TO the de-
mocratic tickets 1000. We notice the
subject merely TO put our distant poll
teal friends in possession Of the facts /;
andto assure them, that not one liga-
ment of the firm cord of Maryland led
erahsm has been impaired.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

WORCESTER ocT. 10. Samuel
Pike, hurry Brown, and Gamaliel Col
isns, We're c2mniflted TO prison in this
town on Friday, the 5t.rinss. after an
examination bSfore. Levi Lincoln, Jr.
Esq. FORK passing forged bills. In ex-
aminalion,it appeared that the manu-
factory embraced counterfeit Bills oil
Salem, New-London, Providence, Bos-
ton Union, Boston and Worcester
Banks, calleS BY the Erm, snGss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15


" e Caution is Stated in the pa
Pers, that BARNA BIDwELL, the" fu-
gative and vagabond" Attorney -Gener-
al Of Massachusetts, is safely lodged
IN Kingston,a town in Uppcr-Canada.
Our democrats might be taught by this
fact, a. valuable lesson, if they were dis
posed to profit oy Experimenting
might learn, thatin course Of escnts
IN this fluctusting world, they may be
indebted, as Bidwell is, to the govern
meDt of a British Province, for person.
Il security, and an exemption from the
punishment due 10 him for his crimes
III ilis own country Our leading de-
mocrats, especially those who by hold
ing olfices are exposed 10 peculiar
iemtatlons, should think OF Mr.. Bidwell,
and abstain FROM their habit Of calum-
MATING Great Brilsii5 and all that is
hers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
5'ortlgu gmrHignfa.

The JolL7vhsg admirable Addrsli, i capi-
edJrem d Greea9ck fap,y 81 dig. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

Capt. Dony, who arrived at New
York 9Th. inst. in 95 days from Batavia,
informs, that two days before he sailed,
the Commander OF the Spice island,
(Fitz) was shot by order ofthe Govern
or General, for having given up those
islandst to the English. A number o
Engineers had just arrived at Batavia
from the Isle of France, for the purpose
of constructing Notifications. The
seat of government had been removed
from Batavia to BuIienzog, a pleasant
place about so miles from Batavia,
where the Governor General had erec-
ted a most SPLENDID palace.-An En-
glish squadron passed up the Chinese
sea about the 25th of June.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

The President and Heads Of departments
have returned 70 Washington As we have
ofiate frequently heard ofthe arrival ofdes-
patches, A democrats would practice what
they once preached, "'that in republics
there should be no secrets we might e. i.
pect soon 10 be informed something respecs-
ing our relations with foreign nations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

In our preceding columns will 5e fond
q spirited and Interesting address which hAs
teen generally circulated through the rro-
vince u HOLLAND. Il il well NJ VII. H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

Mr.. MoT7crs the new British Charge des
AifsIFes is Al. lie seat of governments. The
civilization Ct democracy was displayed to-
wards him on his idnrney from New YORK
% Washington !y abusing him in lie demo
cratic papers ~ Mr.. Pniknty our minister
in England ever received any u these marks
ot-nsodern poliieness, the English Edi,oIs
take care to forget 20 honour their party ~
not publishing them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-25

can Editors You appear to have also in con.
gress few characters whose speeches seem
inspired by a little ofthe secret serpiee noa,y OF
Mr.. Jackson or some of his pretlec e ssors Yo,,,.
government has decided this mans public chs-
racter for ever. He almost the only man u,
England that ougAt not to have been sent To
you but 1t was MIR. Cannisg's Sski,n, who then
ittie thought his own character woul.; so soon
De so fully developed The papers viii inform
you OF the state of affairs here the p,;n;s,,,
composed of the Fragments of parties, and with.
out union or talent, this rtcule and contemp, of
nI"s'shd as well as OF Europe, but sustained by
'se PoSrer 81 he c'oyva, which is surrounded bv
eAo"us ana darkness, remains in this instance
omnipotent We know no, what the operations
!" .ne hsi''c WI be this year, whether tho re
they are at present, your shi ppng mall the north
OF Europe, will be in extreme hazard, and not .
less SO In the south, as there appears no security
tlat IN all the ports, tho permitted to enter. the
vessels and cargoes may not be seized Sush is
tie result Of the use Snd the abuse of your H.
your own selfish e,tisens!
we shall possibly oe some months UNCERTAIN
OF your decisions, rs are given to understand
you resolved to suspend them till YOU hea, from
Mr finSney BY this sessei The John Adams. I
hsYe read Mr. Galatians report with attention.
ana however clear he riay be AS to accounts and
on the duties OF his Office his di,eretioa lnes me-
appear quite so clear in his political reasoning
Wn'ch vas more Calculated Tor the ear of the Sc
cretary OF state, or of the President th an lor a
report ON hnanccs, at least so it seems TO
Yours, &C. &c
Postscript MARCH, % The Iohn Adams ;s
W detained, some say ali is am ably settled. q.
tiers that nothing is adjusted, the truth perhaps
- between both; some ccncilatory proposition,
'Hi short ~ jour expectations. You are in a ,sr
critical situation between England and France.
but having taken high ground with both, YOU
must soon decide, asst begins to be said YOU are
strong IN dciiberation but weak in action.
the French have anticipated Mr. Macon's hill.
~ SEEING all vessels under your flag in SPAN.
and Causing the proceeds to be deposited in ths.
nstiosi chest, sill your determination is known
Armstrong has demonstrated, but in vain; and
1T IS SAID has resolved to leave France next month
The like seizures Will ne made of all vessels I'm
der your Rag in all the ports under the control of
france, that rs, the whole continent of Europe
in Denmark tie combinations are confirmed.
end your citizens, who suffer in common win
spectators IN your flag, nave no redress Had
your embargo continued three months lone-e-
uhsn 1t dld or had there been no e,,lbarpo 6rea-
kers, how different would have been your sitaa-
ton And what do these failhless citizens nor
SeSeTCc ?--Adieu.--Agrord
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-25

7he eons,u6ond trade aliedged to haze
been carried on through our states mau Sc
very easily explained, -1'o4va the close
q fhe summer Of 1909, the DANISH hriva
feers CEASED 10 fni erru!ht The yimer,can flag !;
after .3h'ch seperat under ikat rag. and be
longing 10 thar nafson arriyfd az Coi6erg,
swih earSoes Of cotonipi h'oduce.. as hep
did fa IonninSen. in me horts Of i1usSia,
and also IN FORTS ,ioEso disfant
- 1hese Hmerican pesscis hassed fhe
Sound. % regularly haid fhs foH there after.
being searched. and their hahers examined.
Nosv every man, suho knozps The STREE e1-
ecution IF orders in he Danish forts, and
IA scrnfui0us attention there erercised 20
insure The total e;rctusion Of English COM
iaerce, soiN readily conclude, fhaf me ves..
Sefs IN, question haze been moss xqjas,iy dc
nominated :" Sufhosed or Pretended Norxh
Amcticuns"
Dat the instant our Souereign, 7vho zpas
then resident az Konings6erg. reccivcd IN
formation Of fhiS trade. me nrosi ohtt~3frid!e
and rigorous measures Svere taken 10 ire
vent rs coniinuance and the French Co
vernnienf, (Which has been comhtefeiy infor
med nhon this subjecf, has .f4ly approved
Of tie measures adoftea"
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SALEM, May Is, 1910.
FROM G0rTENBURG.

The ship Concordia, capt. Ringe, arrived
at Portsmouth ON Saturday last, from Got
senburg, from which place she sailed the I'd
of April. Passengers. Mr.. Charles c. Ia.
ven, of Portsmouth; Capt. William Leach.
late master of the brig Suvarrow, of Bever
~, and captain John Beckett, late of the bark
Pacific. of Salsm, the vessels Of the lat
ter having been condemned by the Danes in
the High Court Of Admiralty of NORWAY. -
Captain Picke'. who came to town 81 Sun
day evening, has politely favored us with
the following interesting minutes:
AT the time Of Sailing, the DO, IS Of Swe-
den were open to the Introduction of Anne
rican commerce ; but apprehensons were
entertained, that the French minister. who
had arrived at Stockholm, woald cause such
restrictions to be imposed, as would prevent
free trade from being continued long. By
On order published soon after his arrival. all
British vessels, manufactures and produce.
excepting the article Of salt, were TO be en-
tireiy excluded, after the 9th of April. Ii
was generally believed in Gottenburg, by the
best informed. that it was DOnapar,e e S iDten.
tion shortly to cause the seques,ration Of eli
american vessels arh properly. in e,Try
port on nc Continent where he had any in.
h1SHce, aisI hat ae GUY Waisod the sfliyal
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COLIN:
SALEM, May Is

:. Arrived the schr. Washington, Smith, so
days from HAVANA. Left there va st num-
Der OF American vessels. The market was
completely overwhelmed with American ar
tIcies and nothing wcu!i fetch the first cost.
Flour no permitted to be landed from Anne
rican vessels, owing to large supplies receiv.
ed from La Vera Cruz, &c pursuant to con-
tracts winch the HAVANA merchants were
driven to make by our Embargo. The Spa
nisn drosscrs, Which during the war with
England could not move, are now plyinp
about the island as in ordinary times of peace
f. Spanish -, with las was said) millions
OF dollars on board, and a number of armed
vessels, saiis, few days before capt. Smith,
supposed for Cadiz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-25
May25.

" ALUABLE LAND-FOR SALE-'The
subscriber will sell, and give immediate
possession of his plantation, in King William
county, near the Piping Tree, containing by a
late ey, iour hundred and eighty two acres.
There is half OF tins Land sufficiently fertile for
tobacco, that which has been in cultivation, pro-
duces good corn and wheat. On the premises,
IS two story Dwelling House, elegantly situa-
tea, winch, with hltie exPence, may be made
comfortable and convenient there is also a thri-
wing apple orchard Of choice fruit. and a variety
Of other advantages, which makes Ibis plantation
desirable residence for genleel family :; i; is
about nine miles 10 Hanover Town, ard twenty
i've to Richmond further particulars inade
S"own by the subscriber, residing in the eli IL
Richmond. IrgLE UICCJ e.
My d. In
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-25

ME EsfusIIzers of the taxes for The city Of
a Richmond will hold their meetings at the
C'elks Oihce, OF the Common Hall, in the up
per story OF the Market House, on every
Tuesday and Thursday from the hours of eleven.
TO one O'Clock, commencing on Tuesday the 59th
INST and continuing three weeks from said day
Applications by persons considering themselves
sggrIeved by the valuation Of property made by
the assessor oftlle city taxes and his associates
VIII apply for relief, on the said days by note
IN writing addressed TO the Equalizers and left
At the said Clerks Ofiice--No applications vii.
be received in any other form.
N SHEPPARD.
Cierk Common Hull.
nhn..oE %
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Extract Of tef.er datcd Bordeauc, Fe5
-, TO a nierCdant in PhiLadeLfhia.
have just seen letter from General
Armstrong, which states, that there is no
nope OF saving American property from con-
nScation, and every thing tends TO confirm
this opinion. "--FreemaD'S Journal
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-25

U The editor 81 Tie EueRng Post e.r.
1tffHsty eIc1otaas IN hie G6oUe harasrahh.
mar me "hrfdr of Ptrytnia is vagguisheG''
--Gitpding 10 the vict0ry gGined By f7ick-
Org oUcr Sir Solomon.
mat 7OiH ne sag 7phenh is informed thae
both Sir Solomon and Hickory are Virginia
Horses ?-zrhich iSthe .fact- The latter qvas
1aissa by tie deceaaed Collier Harrison of
Charles CIV county, and ran for n,cag Vcars
al Ae7v Market end other courses. me
Edft9r ought 10 have been 6etter informed
ere he made 50 JJ'oad an assertion.--Peters-
burg Inteliigencer.
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BOSToN. Nav 10

~ w
We learn that a passenger in the vessel
which arrived ON sunday from London, men
tions, that he read at port in the channel,
a paper OF April 8, wliicn contained an &C
count of the sailing of the John Adams from
Morlaix for the u S. with Gen. Armstrong
ON board.
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philadeHhia Paher.
NORFOLK Nav 81

NORFOLK May II
Capt Wills, arrived here last evening. stys.
that on Saturday morning he seen strigate 20.
ing up the bay, which hoisted American colo1fs
and men fred shot he thinks it was the Much
LookeD-FoR JoHN ADAMS. He spoke = pot
shorty after, vino said, it certainly was the Iohn
Adams - Herald
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NeyT.YoRK, MAY 70.

Hew.YoRK, May u.
Madam Moresu's (French Gen Moreau) Ball
on Monday night, las, on account Of It's splen-
dor, been tue subject Of much conversation
ihere was greater assemblsge Of fasbiona6lcs,
on tbs occasion, than perhaps on any similar one
IN tlns city We are informed that her house
10 furnished in the genteelest Partisan style /;
and that the Ball and supper were splendid be.
yond description. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson stten.
aed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-25
BRISTOL RACES.

The races at Bristol last week were rem
dered uncommonly interesting. by the az.
pearance oil two particular horses uoon the
surr the second day, to run four mule heats.
iaese horses were the celebrated nor sc fror,,
Norfolk DIR Solomon. owned by Mr.. Bad
ger, and Hamilton, owned by Mr.. Bead.
bnth Fniiadelpnia gentlemen Of Celebrity in
the sporting world.
ssLt seems thar Mr. Hampton, the Former
owner OF Hamilton, then called Hickory,
having little altercation with Mr. Badger
who had him in keeping, refased 10 sell aim
to nm at any price, Craving first asked
i,ooO dollars, which was rejecled,l but SOILS
hln to Mr.. Bond, his present owner, f5r
. 1000 VINO. IN compliment, named him
hampton. On which Mr.. Badger deciar-
ed, he would procure horse to beat .lims
let the price he what it might, and seac
Gown 20 N2fioik alter Str Solomon, a horse
"hich eah so easily beat every tling in ehat
country, and performed SO astonishine-lv a.
gai''s; iiue, that his owner, a Mr. Banst.
Challenged The u. States 10 run for c, 40 Geo
%"ch challenge was published in all the.
newspapers. This horse isr. Badger,
bought, and gave $500 dollars for hm. -,
~ 9 ans. him, MIR. Bood entered Ean7l on.
al the Bristol races backing l,im for about
oOo ioi'ars There was ouch iletring on the
ground before starting, and the race was
most interesting. Sir Solomon took the
lead and kept it with little variation 'tili the
Coming IN the last heat, when Hampton run
up to aim az the distance pole, passed him.
ana beat him BY a neck; both coming in
under the whip. The second heat very near.
~ resemb'ed the first in every particular
and thus. the pride Of Virginia as vauauish-
cd. Both horses are now at Pawles Hook
ard VIII run to morrow for The purse. The
next week they will run at Harlaem.
". Y. Eyening Post, Azay II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-25

Letters from South-America, say that a
subscription was opened at Mexico some
time since for carrying on the war in Old
spain, when 20 600, 600 of dollars was sub.
scrbed in four hours
PhiiadeLIthia Paher.
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Exlcact Of a isacr from a penfiem m

LNleacf OF a Estfer from q gcsflemIn In London
dafoa i'm Much.
F" We have but few Of your public newspapers
sen; bither, at least for Che coffee houses, and
hose few are principally from " York and Bos
ton, and thcy appear to be conduct d by person,
who wfite mOre like B5itist agents than A1teYi-
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LErDEN March II.
The Joilo-0ing i an eGTsct efa iclfer
fran bcrkfs~@s
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ana. Newhall, of do. brig John. of do; Ma
ny and Rose from Philadeiphia--all cap
tured on entering the port, notwithstanding
they were destined here by their clearances.
The cargoes (Which had been previously con-
tisca,ed. HAVE BEEN SOLD.
"a Our SyNercign arrived here to day from
Paetss and it5s expected the Americans will,
in a few days, Know their fate, which, we
fiattuss- ourselves. may be more propitious
than present appearances Indicate"
The following, though not of very recent
date. has never, we believe been published
IN this Country.-PhH. Gaz.
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P. Bedard, Esq. who is imprisoned at
Quebec, charged with seditious Conduct,
has, since his confinement, been re -elected
member Of the Provincial Parliament!