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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
Adjournment Of Congress.


A Joint committee have agreed TO re-
port to their respective houses, that it
I would be ezpedient to adjourn on the
Esd instant. We hope some OF the adj
yocates Of tie present administration
will furnish The public with an impair
tial statement Of the proceedings Of The
prssea: session not forgetting 70 tell
the people wherein the pubic good has
been advanced, and how they have &
ooaomized the Peoples money The
session commenced at All earlier peri
Cd than usual, and it was expected that
at least the injurious non-intercourse
law would be speedily repeated, s, that
the cidzens would be permitted to send
heir produce to whatever place would
afford market; but it seems as tho
Congress continued In session for 10
other purpose than 10 prolong their
system of commercial restrictions, as
the law viii expire with the present
session unless renewed. The demo-
Gratis of the northern states say AMEN
70 every at Of their leaders. Not quite
SO servlle are ali the democrats of the
south. The Baltimore Whig lashes the
democrats IN Congress in a manner
which, however true, II done BY fede-
rslis's, i would be pronounced little
short OF treason. For the benefit of
t6ose who never see any democratic
paper but the Argus, we give the fol-
loving extracts, which the Wing de-
dominates Strange zzings." But
when the people become so lost to their
own interest and prosperity, as 10 elect
such men as GUS, COX, and Gaanett,
70 manage the afails Of the nation,
they must not only expect 10 see
s'Tcage things, but have IL pay dearly
ter them too.
STRANGE THINGS.
r. h4ve zen .p.1 .ars 10 oay."
LUKE, :. 20
Ss'~h ee, tla-'s l.i,s "a congress,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
1910.

The remaining towns from which
returns have not vet been received, will
not materially alter the relative state Of
the above. There can be no doubt Of
the election Of Mr.. Gerry as Governor
for the ensuing year. The democrats
exClt beyond bounds at the event. Al
ready they have calculated upon a ma
iOrity In the House. The SINNERS Of
tie party are anxious to get possession
Of the Treasury, thar they may have
another opportunity to finger $4,000
dollars Of the peoples money. Area
dy the host Of Judges and Officers Of
the late Courts of Sessions anticipate
the enjoyment Of the loaves and fishes,
and the sweets of power. But the heo-
fie remember; that for all this demo-
cratic dancing, Acy must foot the bill
and pay the fiddler.
The only way to avoid this unneces-
sary expense is, for the people to elect
federal house, and their treasury will
be safe, and there will be no increase OF
taxes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
FOR SALE By
DAVID SMITH,

Head # Uaioa- Wbaaf
500 bulhels YELLOW CORN,
loo barrels FLOUR,
u Calkg RICE,
Few bales Grit quality COTTON,
A Quantity of FAR
ALSO general alIorment of
GROCERIES,,
which will be fold as cheap as can be pur
chaied al any fore in town.
april 10 0f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

HE iuhicrIber hereby gives pubic uorlc.
10 AL concerned, thsl fhe has been auly
appointed and has taken upon hsrelf the 1rui.
OF adniniltraIrix on the elats "
BENJAMIN BUXTON,
late Of Norfhy armouth, in the county Of Cum
sersnd, yeoman, decsaled, III giving bond
as the law diFects She therefore requeas al
perions who are indeb;ed 10 The fa.d deeeaf-
eds eftste, % make immediate payment; aud
thoie who have any demands tlei con, 10 ox-
hibit the fame 70 her
ELIZABETH X BUXTON.
mark
ApsH ~, 1910. ne,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
Maine Bib : Society.

w HEREAS, at the lait SefioR Of the Leg.
W illature Of Mafachuietts. an Act was
ps6ed, Incorporating number Of gentlemen
by the name Of The Bible Sseisty IF Maine, anG
whereas by the 9th fiction Of fad act par
ricular mode Of warning the frit meeting Of
fsid Society is pre(cribed as follows, 10 wit.
"Ssc. 9th. b. il f4ytbsy eaa67sd, That Oh
liver Bray. Eiq. be, and he is heleby aushor'
lied by notification 10 one or both the newt
papers printed in Portland, 10 appoint the
time asd place Of the Erft meeting Of laid So
ciety, a. which meeting the isid iociety may
chooie the Officers aforelaid-may preicfibe
their duty and may ven in fsid officers fuch
powers csnformabIe 10 he principles of this
inititution as ihall be deemed necefisry, &c"
Therefore, purfuant 70 he authority veited
in NE as aforeiaid, | do hereby give notice TO,
and warn the members Of laid Bible Society f
Maine, 70 meet at The Curt Hs4js in Portland,
on the fcF TbDsdly IL May next, at o'clock
in the afternoon, for the purpofe of chooing
officers ard traniacting iuch other bu6neis as
may be thought expedieHt and proper.
OLIVER BRAY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

Cumberland, fi.--1aksn By Executis7
and to be bM at Public 44u6hon. on
SATURDAY Tie t4OeBfb day If
Hay next, bstore The fare Of join
Coburn, in Brunfuick, at tar gtftbc
chck il tie atfeyuo1H,
4 Ill the Right in Equity Of Redemption
= which David Owen has ia and to the
following mortgaged Real Eft2te, hustei il
iaid Bruniwick, and deicribed as follows viz
Ealtwardly on The twelve rod read :. louth-
wardly on land Of John Swartkns; weawa d.
ly on land of John Dunning, uorthwardly on
land OF Peter 0 Alden, Efq. and Is the G,ua-
tion on which The iad Owen now lives with
allthe buildings, privileges and appartenan-
ces thereto belonging Articles IF lale made
known az time and place.
JAMES DIN5NiORE, Dep. SEeriF
B,mjrsieA, ApsH 2, 1910 to-
~ Tie Es Of pant Of he Real Eaate Of Wilt
lam Baker, deeea,ei is ggApsHaa 10 f5s Time
mentioned IN t5e foitgzeisc
advertisement:
TO be fold ~ o. der of Court, on TUES
D.a1' he E,yg day gf by aext, az eleven
O'Clock IN the forenoon, at the lare Dwelling
Fl ule Of tgikiisn Baker late of Falmouth, III
the county Ut Cumberland, yeoman, deceaied,
Forty acres Of Out Land, belonging % he e.
tate uf iaid deceaied, for payment Of \ debts
LYDIA BAKER q @' ,sia E@s's
AP'R is, 1910
THE fubfcribers having been appointed ~
receive and examine the CLAIMS of tle
creditors To the crate Of Sd NCEL COBB,
late of Portland, Hou.ewFigh: deCsaled, re
preiented iniolvent-give notice, lhzt fix
months are allowed 70 iaId creditors 10 brinE
IN aud prove their clam AMI we lhali attead
chat fervice az the office Of II On Frot5i1g5Im,
Efq. on the fecond luolday Of April, and on
the fecond 1neiday Of the five following
munshs. JOHN FROTHfNGH AM.
WILLIAM 7. VAUGHAN
March 81 lsl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
DAVID CHENERY-

la,f Of Falmouth, ~ faid county, wheelwriphr,
deceaied, Tepreien'ed infovenf, hereby e.ve
notice that fix months from the twenty siybfh
day Of March Ian pa0, are allowed 10 laid
creditors to bring in and Prove their claims.
and thar We viii attend that fervice &c The
row dwelling hJnie Of thc widow Msrtt.
Chenery, il fad Falmouth. On the laa Thur.
day Of the pTeienS month, and Ct the fve fol-
Lowing mon'hs, from tWo 20 hx orclack ia The
afternoon, each Of thsie days.
JAMES PRINCE,
JOSHUA MERRILL, Csmmi6oTfrs.
Norfbys' meztbs dPnd 10, 1910 Hc)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
Ps,tLsz5, .APr1 IA, 1910.

The Members Of the Bible Society of Mime,
are hereby notified, that their aniveriary
meeting, will be holden 1t the Court Home in
Portland, on the fra Thursday in May next,
agreeably TO provilon III their Bye Laws
regulating the fame A Dilcourle will be de-
livered in the Evening at the Rev Doa.
Desnes Meeting houie, and contribution
made, for the purpoie of aiding the benevo-
ient dehgns Of fad inititution Per order
OLIVER BRAY, Re-. Secretary.
Portland, April IL, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

FOR SALE,
NJ Fore freet, ToRTLAEn, 4 Three Story
BRICK HOUSE, ~ ~ 90 ne4r Captain
RoBERrsoN' sDiitil- EIoufe comm uding abesu-
tfuIl protpeef Of the harbor, together with
half an acre Of UPL AND aud an acre of
FLATS, ext ending TO the channel, luitabe
place for wharf "a good Pump Of Water one
rod from the Houfe and BARN % by is.
The above will be fold cheap for cath or ex-
changed for a farm.
ALso-A PEW in the Baptia Meeting
HOMIE, and Share Of the Land
For further particulars inquire Of
ELEAZER HIGGINS.
Do,ffa14 Hbyu12 l2l0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
GARDEN SEEDS,
AS ufual-by
d. GRIFFITH,

Next door 10 Portland BarE.
WHERE every eIertion has been uied 20
purchaie them genuine and good
AlsO-A good af1ortment of Ladies, Cen
tlemen's and Miles SHOES.
L'kezuiss-A general aaortment of
III. 1. Good5 and Groceries,
as ufual. April l6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
Portland Bathing-Houfe.

THE public are respectfully informed that
the faiis.d Batting H9ae, j. nov open.
Confaut attendance given from iunrifci 70 fun
fer, every day Ia The week, except aundays-
and on lhas day from ) Ill clock IN the
morning AS,9t -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

We are authorised by MIR. Bradbu
", one Of the Representative for this
town the last year, to state, that ne de-
cHnes being considered Candidute az
the ahIlroaching Election.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
Frazier Goraon's F.Rate.

Frazier GorGon'S Fitate.
RI, HI creditors Of the eiiate Of FRAZIER
= GORDON, Late Of Portland, in the coun-
~ OF Cumberland, mariner, decealed, and all
concerned, are hereby notified that James
Kimbali, and Lucy his wife, as ihe is admin
iltratrix on the eitsfe Of faid deceafed, has ex-
hiDied 20 me their account Of Administration
on faid eliate, and that the fame will be con-
hderee at Probate Court TO ne holden AZ ths
Office Of John rockingham, Eiq ia Portland
on the fourth Wednesday of april inf. Al NJ
o'clock, A, M WREN and where they may ap-
pear and fhow caufr, if any they have, why
the fame fhOuld not be allowed
SAINT FREEMAN, Jp4ge " Pru6ase.
dprH 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
- N11eD $4,000 60
Z" Settlement zgith france. +"


Among the many talschoods put in cirou-
lation by the democratic papers previous 70
the late Election for Governor III this State,
mons was asserted with greater boldness,
than tae story that Gen. Armstrong had adj
justed our differences with France. And
this circumstance "a favorable one had It
been true twas attributed to the wise conduc.
OF our patriotic rulers atWashington. The
Public were warned against being imposed
upon by these declarations, but The demo
Gratis, who adhere TO the opinion Z" that lie
well stuck 10 is better than the truth tod
wavering,'' repeated the assertion as often
as they were contradictcd The Election IS
now terminated, and we hear no more Of a
settlement with France" But MIR. Ger.
ryis the good friend Of France, and most Of
the leading democrats Justify every act of
that nation. Some Of them go 50 far, as e
ven to declare, that Napoleon is our king
To the many specimens Of French
friendship we have noticed, we have added
catalogue, and request those who consider
themselves Auericans TO reflect on the dam
gers which threaten, from the appointment
of those men 70 Offices Of high trust & pow
er, who are the ayowed partizans of Bona
parte, and apologists for ali his oetrages.
CT See articles under our foreign head
en- the preceding page.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

Last Thursdays Boston paper gives
statement Of the votes In 387 towns !:
the result stands thus, as compared
with the votes Of the last year =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

A Correspondent has furnished Us with :
List Of thirty Schools III this town, beside:
the Academy. We think It probable there
may be more.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16


THE Comaifii rers appointed bv he Hon.
So0E4s' f.es14r, Eiq Judge of P40b4,e Of
Cumberland, e reeve aid - tmine rhe Ga. MS
" the irVsrai creditors X The ef4se o.
EFHRAIM CHICK,
late IF Falmouth ~ faid county, yeomar. de-.
ceaied feprelenied inloivent, herca14 give no.
tee thai tx months are allow ID by iaid fudge
RI Probate for lie oommfioners 20 receive
aud examine the claims Of tie creditors oil
fad dece4led, and 1ha, they will 4lsend thal
leFvice a. The ART lhudday of The eve tt.-
lowing mon rs, from fonr TO fix o'clock 4. III
= the oiiiee # James Means, Ess Falmouth.
JOHN JONES,
oMAS SEAL. ON" z ''1s''
Fa,rsai5, .fF,a6.
{IfE The Subscribers appoint a Commiaion-
ess BY the lion. s414Aa f,zenaa. Elq.
Judge ct Probate OF Wills, &c for The county
Of Cumberland. 10 receive snd examine the
claims Of the creditors 60 The etlate of
NATHAN DAVIS.
late Of Portland, IN laid county, Mariner, de-
ceaied, reprelented inI0lyenT-give notice thar
lix months are allowed by iaid Judge. and that
they Will attend to the buiineis Ii tie third
Monday of April infant. aud on the hrit Mon
lay OF he ive following months, az the dve..
ing houic Of Hasa Lucy, from three TO rve
. ci0cA in the afternoon of each aav
HOSEA iLSLEI,
SMITH COBB. ( s""Z's'f's
Portland, AFrll 81 IL o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

THE nbirribeFs, appointed BY he Hon.
Samuel Freeman, Hiq Judge Of Probate
Tor the county Of Cumberland, 10 receive and
examine the CLAIMS Of tie creditors 10 the ".
tafg If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

:.
ro,g.,- accounts as late as Feb 16, have
.asn recsi.el ~ ~ arrival AZ Baron. The
srly srticis otiaio.naticn q any importance,
IL, 10 tie progress cf tie lenoh in
so,;o. The French army have advanced 10
,he ne;rhbo. hood 81 Cadiz, and tie French
hara IA. A summons % me Supreme Iunta
s,,rrenaer the city 10 the authority Of Bo-
naparte's king Joseph The Junta return
~ ~ ans ,ger, that they acknowledged no
soye,eign bat Ferdinand the 7th. The Duke
&c albuquerque had arrived with rein
forcenent # 1900 to assist in the defence
ofthe place. Casianos Is again at the head
oftke Spanish l0rces.
The spanish feet are preparing 10 take
OF he persons and property If those who
NAV wish 70 depart, should tne French su4 :
coed u reducing tie city
Al article ulsIer date Of London, Feb ),
s.aes. rbat Btnsparte had ISSUED an order
far the safe Uf al American vessels < their
carroes, which had been captured and car
RED INTO the ports Of Naples, and those in
the uorts of SPAN, which die French had
soften possession OF 10 be c2nhscated.
A yo.e FOR insttutjng al inYui into the
condLct Of Ministers, III regard 10 the Ex-
redition % Waicheren, passed III Tie House
Of Commons, and Committee has been ap-
no,nted aud commenced Tie investigation
RicA p ~ The French frigste Cannon
Ter. II AZ guas, has ueen cs,fmed by the
British f.Iga.e Fsli4nt, capt. D.gh, and sent
into .eg, ~ sl,F, Eng. One account states,
thar She has cargo OF India produce, worth
$4,000 POUNDS sterling, hesides several
ION, # dyer i'll specie AMI bIl!,ua.
Tau French papers mention that Bona
pnie Is To marry sister Of Alexander,
Empe.0r Of Russia.
Zesj4ad. province f>fmerly belonging
to Holland, has been annexed ID Frasce
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

Thaxte & Bro n,
rare FRET Ted II Jaioa W1-,s
GARRY % The BAKING BUSINESS "a as
- various branches, a. uilal.
They have fcr laiei variety cf
Wef-India Gg0us. 20.
smong which e, Rum, Brandy, Gin, Wine,
&c together wirh FLOUR.
-dJo--A few ions az aaorted fqRare IRON
ditto Swedes ditto---litto RulliA ditto dit
to Faggot iquare diSo---DecA NAILS and
iod Rods German anu EHghlh EAliervu
sTEEL-which viii te fold cLs4p for cath
or apDrut cd credit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
KICHARD CCLLEY.

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, thai he has beer duiv
appointed and has taken Upon bmleIf the
truf If Administrator on The eRate of
SAMUEL MILES,
late of Falmouth, in the county Of Cum5sr-
land, woman, decafed, by giving bond ~ tie
law directs lie therefore requelfs all per-
ions who arc indebted TO the fad deceafeds
eitate, 10 make immediate payment; and rhvfa
who have any demands thereon, 10 eahitir
the fame to CLEMENT GOCID
63ri IL, 1870. l6)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

= He lubscriber hereby gives public notice
20 all concerned that he has been duly an
poinGed and has taken upon himfelf the ,rnf
Of Administrator on the eltaie Of
RICHARD ccLLEY,
late Of Falmouth, IN the county Of Cumber-
land, trader, deceaied, BY giving bond a. he
law directs-de therefore requests an per
fons who are indebted to the laid deceaiedss
eitate to make immediate payment; and thCIe
who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
fame to WILLIAM COILEY.
-dPyJ II, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
SCHOOLS, ~ PORTLAND.

Masters Public Schools, 4
Mishesses' do. 4
W2n,en's Schools far aoNng ChiLlrth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
WANrED

TWO Apprentices 70 The B-Eiag Bs,fa1.t.--
Apply as ABOVE. Aerit lG
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cannonade kept up on our part, ne contlna'
ed 10 defend himself in the mos: obstinate
manner. An attempt made against ms
left flank having proved unsuccessful the
general in chief, IN order to bring the mat
Ter TO close, adopted the measures OF or
dering count Kamenskoy, general OF inian-
try, 10 open heavy cannonade, and detata
immediately after twelve battallcns to carry
the entertainment by assault, while he on his
side detached major general SabauaJofi
with ten battaions to take the enemy
camp in the rear. This general soon alter
entered the T urkish camp, and this unex
peeted attack, executed with the utmost RAJ
pidity, decided the victory. A great part
Of tbs enemv's horse took to flight, and was
pursusd by our cavalry, who killed large
nuaber Of them. The general in chief,
without the least loss of time, ordered NAL
gen. Sabansjof to lead on partof his troops
against the last and strongest Turkish en-
trsnchment but observing that the Clark
ness of the evening prevented the troops to
act, he postponed the attack until the next
morning, and ordered the troops to retreat.
During that time colonel Perller attacked
the enemy's 40 tilla, captured some vessels,
sunk great number, and dispersed the
rest.
|, During the night the Turks finding them
selves surrounded, sent an officer to capltu'
late, and soon after surrendered at discre-
ton. The whole camp, all the arms, Gag
gage and artillery, 17S stand of colors, and
upwards of 5000 prisoners, have fallen into
our hands. Among the prisoners is Ach-
met, Pacha of three tails, the commander
Of, the .Ho,illa, Pacha OF two tails, and
grea. number of officers of Distinction
The Seraskier Couchand Hall Pacha was
killed. All the entertainments and their
enyirons were covered with slain Turks
The enemy's loss in killed exceeds 5000
our loss is sriHng. Thus was an army OF
10000 men destroyed in nine hours time. !"
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DEFEATsOF THE TURKS.
Official account oftae Russian army.

Official account q tAe Russian army.
"The general in chief, Kammenskoy,
having left lieut.. gen. count Langerou b.
tore Rudschuck, marched on the 18th Sep
tember against the enemy /; he arrived on
the 9Th, in the evening, with the army,
forming FIVE columns in the vicinity of the
Turks, and ordered general attacS to be
made Cd the following day. 1t began at 10
~ the morning, and at at night the Turk
ISM army was no more: a position which
asemedimpregnablr. Entertainments defend
sdwlth the utmos; obslinacy, nothing could
Withstand the gallanlry and perseverance, of
Me Russian troops; that memorable day
covered them with fresh laurrls. AS sooa
q q the attack began, major general Howas-
Sattaeked and carried three redoubis, and
rendered himself master Of the whole en-
Vrnchment, which covered the enemy's
I,SnP on his left flank, near the Danube
- the mean time major gen. koutnoH. ar
.'sed from the other side also on the Da-
auov, and engaged anpthes Turkish camp
Snlch had been formed there. In this man
asr the enemy saw his entrenchments sur
0ondsd by our troops, but nctwithstand-.
4s als hopeless situation, and very brisk
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sbop Harmony, Elwood, Philadelphia
winter goods different persons.
3 Schooner Hazard, NrHes, do 40. 40.
& Schooner Regulator, Boure, Baltimore, 90.
do ..@ 49,
Schooner Eleanor Ann, Roberts, Norfolk
coal-to r.. Patton, jun @
= Schooner Hazard, Luce, Boston-sundrles
--Lawrason and Fowle. - $50
~ Schooner Hiram, Rutherford, Passama.
duoddy- plaister--do. -
49, -, CLEARED. - getA
Schooner Mercury, Blyth, New.York-by
Robert Young.
Schooner Lurany, Rent, Boston--L awra--
son and FoWle.
Schooner Silvia, Lewis, do. Charles |. Cat /,
lett. -
Schooner Melinda, Bassett, do. Lawrason
and Fowlc. ~ -
Schooner Polly and Sally, Sicily, Balti-
more-W. p. Cover. 49, !.
Ship Scion, Williams, Cork Charles I.
Catlett.
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assrsaDrtg DstIp Gasstte.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 90.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.

PNCL EGDllYOO OF LCIYUEGoO'
A gentleman who will attend in the Hal!
Of thu House of Representatives during tine
ensuing session of Congress has engaged to
furnish the proprietor of this paper with a
sketch Of debases and proceedings Of the
House. The proceedings Of every day will
be published in the Alexandria Gazette OF
the succeeding day, and forwarded by the
mail of that morning; SO that north Of A
lexandria, gentlemen May receive as early
notice of the proceedings of Congress thro'
the medium Of this paper, as they could re-
ceive by letter, excepting when the house
may continue in session to an unusually late
hour: hence, as this paper is published
daily, it has an advantage which no other
paper at the seat of government can en-
joy.
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Public Sale.

On Tuesday next will be sold, at the Vendue
Store,
A collection Of MEDICAL
BOOKS, Shop Furniture, sc, &c. Carriage
Wheels, Springs, &c,
p. c.. Marsteller.
November 20.
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Extract . ca k.ter from Lisbon, dated 0c-
t06er 8.


Lord Wellington IS coming down to occu-
by his strong lines within leagues OF this
city, where, am told he means to make his
grand stand. The army coming so much
nearer has spread general alarm. IT'S an
awful moment, for the engagement will be
terrible, should Massena follow, which they
say he cannot avoid The military are In
high spirits and entertain no doubt OF Success,
! am also sanguine as to the result from lord
position, joined to the discipline and Iva
los of his combined army.
Arrived at Boston 1 tn inst. ship Ame-
RIGA, captain Stone, ~ days from Chris,
tiansand, with 1sl passengers consisting OF
masters, mates and seamen, belonging to
vessels carried into the ports OF Norway, &
which were under capture, sequestration,
condemnation, &c. Capt s.. reports, that
the situation of the American vessels and
cargoes at Chrls.iansand was desperate in
tn. extreme, all that were taken IN the iteet
had been condemned at the court-of prizes
in that place though some appeals were
suffered to be made to higher kcours at
Copenhagen, where it is probable similar
fate will attend them.
The America was taken up by the Anne
rlcan consul to convey his unfortunate eoun-
trymen to their homes. The passengers
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are capt. Donaldson, William Russell, F.
Greyes and J. Meek 2s mates and $50
seamen.