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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21
LONDON, APRIL 4.
pretenceS.


Our letters from the opposite coasr
are 10 Saturday. The subject of Peace
IS resumed on the Continent, and spo.
ken ofas an event fully expected, and
as necessary consequence of the new
matrimonial OF Bonaparte.
The Dutch papers contain nothing
but accounts Of the magnificent opera
ton for the Imperial Marriage. The
smallest window in the streets of Paris
from the gate Of Maillos to the Place
de Cambovde, is hired 1t enormous pri-
ees 20 see the cavalcade.
The Prussian Decree, adopting the
French prohibitory system, is to be put
in force the first OF July.
APaIL s.
The proceedings CT the House of
Commons last night, on Sir Francis
Burdctrs case, cannot fail 10 be read
with considerable interest.
The debate latest Till past7 o'closk
this morning. In the course of the
debate Lord Folkston: concluded a
speach in opposition 10 the Resolutions,
by moving that the house do proceed to
the other orders of the day, after a
long, and in some respects, a very
animated discussion. This motion was
negaiised, on motion of 27l TO so.
The Resolutions were then adopted !;
after which, Sir Robert Salisbury NOV.
ed, j" that Sir Francis Burdett b. COM
mi;ted to the Tower" Upon this mo-
ton Alr. Sheridan moved, as on emend.
inent, tina: the House do now adj
journ )" but, on division, the amend
Inent was lost, and the motion for the
commitment was carried, the numbers
being 100 TO 50.
Sir Francis, who was 4. his house in
Piccadilly, was Immediately informed
oil the decisioneoy his brother, Mr.. Jones
Bardett, who had been in the Gallery
during the whole of the debate. The
Sergeant OF Aims arrived in Piccadilly
with the Speakers Warrant, nearly a,
the same time with the d ,ronet's bro
Their, and proceeded to the Tower, after
Sir Francis had taken leave Of his fam
NY, he and his brother left the house
with the Sargent at Arms.
The letters by the Gottcnburg mails
were delivered yesterday. The follow
ing are extracts from the private com
manications by this opportunity -
GoTTENBURG, MARCH
!" We are in daily expectation here
OF the arrival of the French Ambassa-
dor 7; and when he appears, we have
reason TO aprrehend that new and sew
ere restrictions will BE- imposed OH our
commerce
There have been So ships arrived at
Petersburg, & there is very little chance
ofthe saquestralion being taken off from
any OF them. Eight ofthesc with heir
carsoes, are already condemned.
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yuse.1Y gEtr!Iigcnec.


HE Uhited States frigate, 7yb,
.fdam5, has received her final Untrue.
lions to fail from Cowes this day
Mr. ElIiot, her hrit officer, Quit.
l.ondca early this morning, with Mr..
Pinekney's defpa;ches; and we are
saabics from very high authority to
I'D, that fuch arrangements have
teen made aud concluded between
Marquis Welleley and Mr.. Pinck.
ney, as, when ratified in America,
vii fecure a lailing friendfhip be-
'.gten the two countries. 1t now
appears that the cause which delayed
The departure of the Joba Adamf, on
Wednei1av, was the receipt of very
important aiyices from France, both
by Majeity's Minitters and by AR.
Pirckney, Thofe adlreffed to Mr..
Piackncy were direct from Gen.
.armitrong, the American Envoy in
Pals, who announced that by al Or
der from Napoleon. all American
fhips and csrgoes which had been de-
tanned in Spaniih or French ports in
The Bay of Pifcay. 10 Italy, and in
Holland, were to be Immediately con-
demned, the property fold. and the
net proceeds paid into the French
Treafary III Paris, on the 9th init.
This perempsory proceeding, unex-
peeted by Mr.. Armtrong, produced
a remembrance from that gentleman
10 the French Miniter, and was fol.
bowed by a correspondence of fom:
length che end OF which was 70
completely unfavorable 10 the Amer
lean inrerelt, that Mr.. Armdrong
was induced TO demand his pahports
which mad not, however, been gran
red a, the date OF his communication
to Mr. Pinckney. 1t is however, a
gain confidently iaid, thar he viii re-
turn TO America by The join adams,
~hitAy dS ild5 OSSil DIAOiC iidlNd,
goes from Cowes 70 Havre de Grace
before !he proceeds on her final
voyage.
LONDON, MARCH az.
There is Common Council FUN.
froned on the notice If a motion for
IN Addrcfs to his Majcfty TO remove
the p-eienI Miniaers.
We underitand thar in the Treaty
between France and Holland, the lat
ter is to pay, as rhc price of preferv-
ing herfelf as a feperate fate. the
fun Of about four millions iterling.
LOUIS, it is faid, is not to be per-
mit,ed to return to Holland I'LL the
general peace.
Il is reported, thar Napoleon in
tends TO place the Arehduke Charles
on the throne Of Spain, and to fend
the Spanin: family to S. 4Asas,ica.
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Domestic JntrlIigrm,c.
CoNNEcTIcUr FEDERALISM.

CONNECTICUT FEDERALISM.
The General Election Of the State of
CoanectIcut was held on Thursday last,
II HArt!prD. On the day previous, Gov
TREApwEtL was escorted nv military
corps iaSo Wat place aud on the dry ofe-
l ctlo', "a. iesisloane attended pubic ,vor-
snip, ana afterwards prrcee tled To count the
'nres Of the officers of government. They
stood IS follows, viz.
For .sf7ka Irrady,el, 1865
Feger Crsssss.1, - $40
<sasfalaiGs, 7lS5
ScatterIng, III
- l1.y.
wanting rs - make saaic-.
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LIKE A ZERO, A CHRIST,
AND A MAN. w
Statesman, yet friend to truth of sou, !.
cere, sn'
In action faithful. and in honor clear.
Who broke no promise served M
end, private
Who gained no title and who H..
friend, ' 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21

1t is an old saying thgt Rafs VII
Quit a sinking ship; but this IS not ".
way with our drmoc-rdfS With resPee'
70 q SINKING f5hcy-for at the moneh'
when their lords and masters have
bandoned their whole system OF e"l'
barge, non-iEnportatinn and non-io'''
course folly, they redouh'c then
ertions and cry cut \. well done g.
zriSe ard faithful rulers" But 90 O..
puissant Ccngrcss believe they NES
this euloeium Instead OF thSiE
striclive energies" Bringing efn..
England or FIaoce upon their vle'''~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21

The Governor aHC ODufiCii f'''c SAai'h'
cd lie returns Of votes for Senators, & Pre-
ccpts have issued to the following Gentle
men notice Of their election, VIZ.
SufoA-5. /, /. nut A6ss
Whole No. of vo.es, NJ p.;dr. A7ao
IL, II g Otis Plymouth-2.
had sl19 Whole No of votes,
gohn Phil 1921
lbs. Silo Hen. Nathan Willis,
YIN Sooo- POLY
nsr, Sly S.Sprague, 2641
Peter c. UG5nstaOlc-l.
Brooks, 3!lo Whole 70. ofVotes,
J. I.elles, SIG Io4o.
ESSe.r-6. Hon. Jos. Dimmiek
" hole No. of votes, isl
se49. Duhes County,
Hon. J. Heard, had -.
$3.50
IsrI Thorn Whole No, o. Votes
II Hon. Vaher Folger,
Pickman 5000 JF. o1o
ID. A. .NCYJCit--Z.
White, 53O4 Whole No of votes,
Lonson 5748
Nash, 529s Hon. John Howe,
'lsr'l Bart 2e7l
lett, 52o4 S.m'i Dav, 2s77
HambslUre-4. Berkslue-2.
Whole No. OF votes, Whole No. Of Votes,
ll0l7. 5O51
Hon +. Starkwcath- Hon. limo. Childs.
er, had 1921 2Sll
II. M'Clsl- VIM. p.
Ian, o99i Walker, 2718
En ~ :. ASH soss Arnnebec, &c.
sm'l Laih- j.
rop, e9s2 Whole No ofvotes,
VOrceSfer-4. 5l57.
Whole No of yo,e,. Hon. Joshua Cash
997s man, 3cC6
Hon. Elijah Brig l0Fk-2.
ham, $40 Whole no Of Votes,
Jonas Ken 1852.
dali, 54O4 Hon. John Wood
Seth Has man, 5l89
tings, $500 Alex.Rice, 3192
r., biake. ,'1' Lincoln, &c. 2.
OIIstOf-@I. Whole no. of votes,
Whole No of votes, 1883.
R2l. Hon. Vim. King,
Hon. Edward Pope, 1894
had 1879 FIR. Carr. 4209
zae 8'''e are fo4- Cumberland, 2. |
Midd2eser-4. "''' go 60. % '0's
Whole No. of votes, Hon. lanes Means.
V59. 1908
Hon. Samuel Dana, Levi Hub.
4677 bard, 1856
m'sBond, AVS
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A lesding democratic paper IN Virgins
hsr declaring that BonaParte is not y Z
trfied with, saws, "the fate Of Ho.iaL-
ought to be warning 70 Us -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21

ErcER cxTsw3Lns WIS chosen L'ou'ea-
ant Governor.
On Friday, the Legislature appointed us
Exce.ency J'Hr TREADwELL, Cow .n1f'
The votes in the House OF Representative
s.ood as follows, viz.
John TcaaSycii, Ia
Roger G issroid, %
asa S.'olaiaY, e.
Majority, ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21

Not OF the Senate last year.
I One vacancy in this district.-Candi-
dates, Hon Samuel Fales, (fed } who had
33o7 votes, and Nathaniel Morton, Jun. esq.
(demo.) who had 2S45 votes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21

MsjoFi,y, ~
The Council concurred in the appoint.
ment by AN unanimous vote,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21
Massachusetts Legislata'e.

THE SENATE.
The Governor and Council have examin
cd he rcturns Of votes for Senators, & Pre-
ccpts have issued to the following Gentle
ncn notice OF their election, VIZ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21

wanting rs I. make sasic-.
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The letters by the Gottcnburg man,
were delivered yesterday. The follow
ing are extracts from the private com
manications by this opportunity -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21

The last National intelEgeneer con-
tains list appointments by the Pre-
sident, with advice of the Senate, prin-
ciPally IN the southern States and Ter
ritories at the United States.-Co,neh-
rs q pan Ness, is appointed Attorney,
and John Wizard, Marshal, of Vermont.
Ebenezcr & Derter, Marshal of
Rhode Island. Peter Isaacso,,, consul at
Ch'Tstiansand, and Thomas English, con.
sulin DubAn.-rhe Senate refused to
concur IN the appointment Of one HTk-
k'nso'i, relative oil the General.
a writer 10 list Newark democratic
Cent'nel, says" the fact OF 50 many
persons having been indicted and con-
yicied, at the last court, Of passing ccun-
terfc.t money, is hIgaly creditaole to
he county"
No wonder democracy so much =.
. bounds IN Essex, when the fact of. -
many" of is inhabitants being cony;c
ted osthe crime Of forgery, is deemed
an hcncr. We have heard ofa nick.
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F 0 R f l c. N.
(VM NE W-YCRK)
LONDON, fan. IL.

LONDON, Jan. IL.
Letters fren Holland Of a later date
mention that king Losis had returned
from Paris and that approximations of an
incorporation with France no longer ex.
is.'..
The American fiigate John Adams,pre
vious to her arrival off Dover, touched a,
St. Maloes, where she landsda Mr.. Fen.
wick, with dispatches for general Arm.
strong. She has since proceeded to a
Dutch port, (atter landing a messenger
with des patches for Pinckney) where she
will wait for general Armstrong; answer.
1t is also said she carries to Holland the
annual interest, in hard dollars, of the loan
contracted with that government during
the revolutionary war.
Col Burr, formerly vice, president Of
the United States, arrived at Hanover on
the 10th Dec.
The important news from America, con-
tanned in our papers ofyesterdav and to.
day, relate to three subjects: The fuan-
ces OF the country, with which VIC have
less concern; the conduct to be pursued in
relation to MIR. Jackson and the measures
proposed upon the resumption of our Or
ders in council. The last is By far the
most momentous topic :. for upon it will ul-
timatsly depend the question of peace or
war.
The resolutions proposed by Mr.. Troup,
a member of the house of repre- sentatives,
v adopted as law, would, we apprehend,
be decisive OF the determination of the A.
meucans to appeal to the sword. Exclu-
sive OF the consideration of this melancho.
ly result. which must spring from the en-
setment of them, twill, we apprehend, be
evident to all dispassionate understandings.
that the resolutions are ip themselves par
tial and unjust, in every way in which they
can become the subject of investigation. /.
They arc unjust, in protesting to deal in
discriminatory between US and the French
2, they are unjust, in affecting to be a
mere imitation of our orders in council:
), and they are unjust to TIE Portuguese
and Spaniards. -,
Upon the hostile act Of the congress, re.
sulting from the conduct of Mr.. Jackson,
we have the less to say, because America,
has certainly sustained no ordinary provo.
cation IN this instance. We have never
yet given our opinion. upon this subject,
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between Dion aud the bridge Of Ranys ne.
tween the Yonne aud ST. ,Flofeniin. 6
Several impoi tans sluices uponths Seine,
THE Aube, and the Somme, have been f.
,Aished m 1909. the projects which tend TO
Improve the former navisasions, TO- pro.
long them, or to create new ones, have
been every where. undertaken or carried on
with activity. f'ss& ~
The maritime works have made . great
progress; those of Cherburg already exhi.
bit 70 the.as.onished eye, an immense port
cut in the solid rock. Its depth has been
carried this year to thirty eight feet below
the level OF the high tides. 1t is secured
from their invasion by dam the execution
of which has been as perfect as the idea OF
it was bold; granite Innings give 10 the
port, and to its external quays the most aw-
full appearance. Of grandeur and duration !;
the port Of Cherburg Will be dug sixteen
feet lower so that there will remain in it
/ twenty six feet of water at tn. lowest t ,des.
The sluice of Havre is nearly completed,
it will secure, by the middle of next sum-
mer, the constant entrance of ships into the
channel. o. ....
Al Dunkirk, an oc.egonal sluiee which
is intended to drain some precious lands,
and to secure an easy navig cation, has been
finished this year.
The basin Of Antwerp IS dug through
ols the whole of its fore part, and the sea
sluice is raised above its foundation.
The portof Cette has been deepened
it has afforded an asylum to first rate ships.
The port of Marseilles affords anchorage
easier than it has ever beer.
The roads OF Mount Cents, of the Sim
plon, those which cross in every direction
the Alps, the Appearances, and the Pyrer.
nees, have receh ed further degree of for.
wardness or of improvement. Reads as
6nc as com modious, lead from Alexandria
to Savons, from the borders of the Tene.
70 and the Poto to the nearest shores of the
Mediterranean.
The great DRAWINGS of Bourgoin, those
of the Coten,in and of Rochefort have al.
ready changed into fertile lands, barren
marshes, and their results cause the so
vernmens to be blessed by the inhabitants,
assonishcd at not having experienced any
even of the transitory evils, which they
were made to dread.
70 be continued
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PUBLIC SALE.

FOR SALE, on the premises, to the high
est bidder, on the 10th day of March next 1t
fair if not the next fair day, that we'll known
MILL SEAT Of the late MIR. VIVA. Adams,
deceased, with twenty I've or thirty acres OF
Land adjoining, about seven or eight miles
from Alexandra. the same from George
Town and Washington City. The seat may
be seen at any time.hs applying to Mr"Wes-
ley Adams, liting near the premises. The
title and terms will be made known on tho
day ofsals. The sale to begin at IL O'Clock.
.. WIN. WATERS, Executor.
Fairfax, Feb. 81 March ~ eotW&2tn
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Frons ths Aakimsre Federal Republican.

We havss-been favored with the Paris
Argus, Of d1'. 18th December, containing
che eommuG icasien Of the Minister of the
In.erior, n portion Of which,we insert to-.
day. The Argus is a ministerial paper,
printed in the English language. "a.
It will be perceived, that the passage,
which was lately given to the public from
the St. Sebassians papers, in which a re-
newal of intercourse with FiAnce was re.
presented to be at hand, was an imposition
upon the public. We have marked with
italics the passage which has been nisre-,
presented. y g.
The syeophanSe answer to the eommu.
niration has no parallel, except in the eulo-
gies upon royalty, we have seen in the Au-
rora and whig; and which we thence con-
clude are becoming somewhat fashionable
on this side of the Atlantic.
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Now Landing
From sloop Mechanic, Captain Smith, and
- .-...t. for sals.by
Faxon, sMetcalf & Co.
rs tons Plaster Paris . ,
rs boxes MoHld Candles
IS do. Dipt DO.
90 barrels N s. Rum
IL barrels No. Beef
~, 10 chests Young Hyson Tea. =
=. 4 >, ALSO ON HAND, ..
1000 reams Writing and Wrapping Pa
Der, and general assortment Shoes.
February 80. SsaSFf
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Alexandria Bank, par
Potomac do. lo'
Marine Insurance par
Washington Bridge par
Little River Turnpike uncer'ah
Washington and Alexandria do. par
Cr.,t Hnotinr Creek Bridge, uncertain
Lxchance ON London, 5 per cent below par
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ing i,s good properties End establishing
liz eiicacy, and among others. the authors
owhxx5srience on himsslf, which enabled
him 70 TEST -its virtues and afterwards
thaf of his son when ansutscer 10 the army
whefe maay who were afflicted With ms
rxrruciasing disordes, were entirely cured
) bGy the meant Of this sitnplesemedy, whilst
ali those who neglected, invariably died
the mos, horrid deaSh. y IL is arrested toon
oath bv the SON; that aiter an experience
Of thirty eight years irwss never tno"n to
fad of cure, when seasonabIy aud proper.
" applied. { The reputation Of the WORK,
! from which tits taken, recommends y, 70
! the attention of the public at large, and 70
the faculty in particular 1t was handed
to the editor By one Who has dome much TO
aid the cause of suffering humanity.-7fr'
mer's Cabinet. - .......
A receipt Of John Webb, for the bite .. q
MAD poe, taken from the original, bY
James Webb, son Of the above John W ebb,
deceased; .... j. .-s.
"Taks IF the leaf or tender bud of rue
half large tea cup full, when cu' qu,te
small, the cup to hold about quarter OF a
pint, beer measure take the same quanu,,
ty Of large box, br common gard n boz, al,
20 Gu. this small add nine leaves OF ,rsd
sage. cut small ! let Them be without bic.
mish. Take half pint ofnew wheat meal
from the mill; or good fine -four, and about
one table spoonful Of yeast; m'x It 1oge
Their as doug let it'ay about halt an hour
then take or broil it take one third OF II
in new milk each morning. This quant'-
ty for man ora woman +; the. same guam
,i,y for a sheep, hog or deg but tor a
cow or horse, take one large tea csP iull
Of rue cut SIN all and the same oil box, but
only nine leaves Of sage: give this In milk
or some other liquid Halt this quantity
will do Of the rue and box for colt or call;
but nine leavrs of the sage. =. ......
. NV father has cured some men when
mad-,hen he took one tea cup full OF rue
and one Of box, and nine leaves otsage;
boil Is well in pint of milk, and give 1t as
quick as possible. Half this quantity OF
rue and box for small child but IN all
rase.. no more or less than nine leaves OF
(signed) JAMES WEBB"
). february II, 1907. ..
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY. April 20, 1910. from the
II subscriber living rear Montgomery
Court House, Maryland a black fellow nsm-.
ed TOM, but l make no doubt Tut re wiz
change his meme ;. be, is 2tnor % yesrs Of
age, S. feet 8 or 9lhctes high, csun sy made,
he la. scar Oh lis forehead ard scar'
.rn- his right foot le,ween his toes, bis
fore teeth stand vide. he took with him a
blNck and white spotted deg 'WEce'cr,, kes
up said fellow end secures him so ,fs' get
lam sgain shall ,seeiye the :ko,c rew:ld.
' Thomas Clasett.
N. B. Masters Of vessels ard Gt.jeIs ere
cautioned against harLoring or carrying OF
said fellow. >'-te.t
. June 9. ..... .....;, = .t lar3is
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Forty Dollars Reward.

- AN AWAY from tie subscriber. on the
N 10th Of ,Deccmbcts LIST, negro DAM
Ei,-he Is SO ycaps old, s feet 10 or ~ irth-
cs high, tolerAbly bldck, highfheek'to ts
had on opening betw cen lis ,irurt teeth tsv
INK the appearance OF ore lost remarkable
round shoulders and slender waist--.io IS ny
profess Eahlisi, has lost r,,,eh Of Eis re-
iigion, and Is fond oft.lkins on fs'srhjt''--
he has appeared 10 he very unwcil for iYe Ct
three ycsrs past and has doHe nothing bf-
: fore thyt time he was good hand 70 pnt up
post and.rnil fence, and.ditebing. ~liei hs
no doubt will engage in Should he get Q DIS
lance fIom home is g God ct NJ kinds of
plantation work. 1T Is belicreyLhs Il still N
The neiehberhood Of Alexandra where hs has
wife, and. IL. bs,iorttt, he ter,sabe.
/. longing, or who have ,atve!y beiongedso thS
, estate o. Benjamin :Dulany, Esq. and their
connections. ~
twill give the above reward II securvdin
Jail so that gethim ngain, and Reasonable
charges If brought hsme. = 4
John Dulin.
May7. s:,@ s2axiHss
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From the Royal Gazette, Nassax. 1iGy 49,

From the Royal Gazette, Nassau, d1Sy IS
Came passenger in the John Bull, from
Crooked Island, Charles Richards, ma
tive Of New. London, state Of Come ctIcut,
and late mate of the schooner Sloth, OF Eli.
zabeth. Town, state of Maryland,. Beuja..
min Williams, master, who on the 18th OF
April, accidentally fell overheard from the
said schooner, having been S days out from
Cuba, bound to Baltimore abreast OF
Lone Key, between and 6,'P. NJ: beng
about S miles from land, there being at that
time h,isk breeze and the vessel going at
the rate OF 6 miles an hour she immedl-
a,ely rounded too, but not having any boat
cit being previously stove all efforts topiek
me I'D were vain there remained no alter
native but to swiRA to land; tavot able
wind and current with the aid OF Provl'
drnce enabled me to accomplish it, after
having been 6 hoursin the water, and near.
" exhausted, AS soon as | recovered sui
6cient strength to raise myself, gave
thanks to Almighty C;Sd, for my Preserva'
ton, and then lay down until morning,
when with great difficulty walked to
plantation belonging to the hon. Jas. Moss,
where I was most Hospitality entertained
remained on Long Key, and on board the
John Bull, until she sailed for Nassau.--
As capt Williams mus, soon have lost sight
of me, will probably on his arrival report
me as drowned, | therefore earnestly re.
guest the editor Of the Royal Gazette to
publish the foregoing statement, that all
concerned may be assured Of my safety a.
soon as possible. I also take this method
Of rendering my thanks to eapssin Ful'ord,
commander Of she. John Bull, for his hu.
maue treatment and polite attention 70 me,
and to the inhabitants Of Long Key and
:Crooked Island in general.
-. b C"RTCHARDS.
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FOR q trsnslasiOn Of the following inter
sSsing article, we are indebted to Srespecs'
able gentleman Of this city; 'tG'~'Ad
By the following liss OF arrivals md i'm.
ports, In the ports Of Cadiz, from Spanish
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