Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
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Monday, August 20, 1910.

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Monday, August 30, 1910.
FROM FRINGE.
Accounts 10 the Sh of June have been
received b. an arrIvalfrom Bordeaux, The
treatment of Americans and American pro
perry III that country has Of late been, 1T
possible, more Outrageous than ever. For
vessel to carry the American flag. is suili-
Gent reason for her condemnation Bona
rarte having either conquered or Plunder-
ed every nation on tse continent Of EuroTe,
long since determined that The citizens Of
the u S. shoald not escape-and it appears
from the tameness and acquiesccnce on
the part of our government, as tho they
considered il matter Of course. 1.-THE con-
duct OF England was the one hundredth part
as bad as that of France towards this coun-
Try, every democrat would cry out, let loose
the dogs of guar. Yet we are told there is no
French influence, no partially for sister
France.
In Portugal ithe state of affairs remain
the same, The long expected engagement
betwixt the French and combined English
and Portuguese forces had aot taken place,
tho such an event was daily expected Gen.
Msssena was collecting and preparing his
forces for active hostIlties.
The French papers state tia: large rein
forcements of troops ale marching into
Spain.
.fdmirdl Cockrane whose conduct as
commander in Chief Of the British ma
val force in the West Indies, has been
highly spoken of as it respect his treat
ment OF the american flag, has sailed
for England TO give evidence in the caAe
Of capt Lake, who has been convicted of
having landed seaman named Jefferys
(of whom some accounts have been
published in the papcrs) upon the unin-
habited Island Of SUmbrera.
Late accounts from the Floridas
state that great majority Of the inhab-
itants are in favour Of adhering to the
fortunes of their lawful sovereign, Fer
dinand the 9TH, but they are determined
not to submit to French domination in
any form.
FreS.-On the nights Of the 4th and
5th inst number of Houses and Stores
were destroyodiv fire in Albany. IT is
generally supposed to have taken place
in both instance bydeeign-several per-
sons have been taken up as incendiaries
and committed.
The Rev. John r. Kirkland D. ID. OF
Boston, has been elected President OF
Harvard College.
Il has been reported that the 1isll0ro Fe-
Scr has made its appearance in Newbu.y
poet, but it appears by letter from gentle
man in that place that the report is without
foundation. a lad belonging 10, and the
Pilot Of brig from Guadalupe had died of
fever which it is Supposed they took from
! the vessel, but they were not within the
limits Of the town, which IS said at this time
to lie remarkably healthy Accounts from
all our principal towns and seaports ~ the
L. S,stes, re pres cnt the prevalence If good
Iiesll.
VI ~ ira n htail ~ tHG hHiAt W (A'' HNp
been committed 90 lsii in Newport OK /
chaFged Mi,h Tic ntEfser q his tailer.
Tie Seasc; is said 10 have been very fa-
YOU able in this part ofths country for the
f.rmer. With the exec ton Of the article
ofha,, e.ery her ~ ice ofproduce viii BE-
raised M ALunuance.
AEIL Dos Tie Dogs ID various parts Of
lie Uniteu ot-tes haze, tiiis summer, been
more than usually al}ec-rd with madness.
Wh& ever may be the use of these animals
IN the country, they are Of none ~ town,
and n many cases an intolerable nuisance.
Wardefli Discovyy.-The democrats
ihink they have made a most wonderful dis
coyery Of the iniquity Of federalism in q
sentence Of one .; Mr.. Erskine's letters
The following is the paragraph which is TO
furnish evidence sufficient to hang Of trans
mort exery federais,, and Of course make
every democrat a. pure and patriotic as
ever Thgfroson p Skinner was, or as -{ftor-
rev General B1DwELL now is. Mr.. (. ~
his communications to his government
writes
az hqvc enaeayoareii b he most strict and
dilEyent enquiries iato tae vfezrs ana S.Jcnsth
Of fIe F. pERAL party 10 ascertain 70 That
eNient they zvot,ld Be WILLING and ABLE 10
REs1sr the measures Of the party III bo1Ucr
Ara hozo far they could cary IKE otiAi'ns q
this country along qoith tkem az their Ar
TEMPS to rellove tie Enba'go, qe'tAow 'e-
caring 70 hostIlittes agGirSf 0otA Great E'liHI"
and FrGnce."
A further evincive, and most pointed
proof Of the intrigue OF the te4eraf party, ana
lhair - nner..inn with the British in lheI-