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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02


CoEFIscArEp SHIPPING IN RUSSIA.
Note from fhe emperor .aieranser 10 Ba
rr2n Aamhenhansen, Priuy Councillor,
&c.
Having observed from the note you pre-
sented me with, the Representations made
by the commissioners (of the Neural Navi
cation Acts, who were appointed 20 exa-
mine the case OF the ships that have, during
this season, reported their arrival froH
Tenerffs. -
3st, That these cargoes, from all appear
ces and confronting circumstances, are
ldently doubtful and suspicious.
, "a, nat the false papers and documents
OF SAID vessels, given in for examination to
the commissioners. have been proved TO
them; and discovered. without the least
doubt, to have been forged. this act alone
admits OF such sufficient reason for confiscas
ting the said cargoes without any further
proot | therefore agree with your opinion.
that examining the masters and owners of
these ships, as heretofore has been usual by
the commissioners, in ordinary cases, will
occasion detehtion TO them. without any
UTILITY arising to them from snch an exami
nation, but Occasion & prolongatIon of the
business. And as a quick decIsion will he
beneficial to Tie commercial interest. du
ring the present ravigations and to the gene.
raj credit, empower you, through rhe me
dunn of the commissioners of the Neutral
Navigation Act, Immediately to consscate
the cargoes of said ships.
The captains, owners, and part owners of
said contiscated cargoes, having permission,
within the usual time. to appeal according
to the form of law prescribed. you shall re.
ceive particular Instructions in what @ay
the sale OF the confscated cargoes are to be
made. I'D interim. you are to take prober
care of the same. And although from the
above mentioned circumstances of forged
documents being discovered, and false de-
clarations of their coming from Teneriffe.
the ships ought equally to be coniscated ;
but finding that most of the vessels are the
property of the subjects Of neutra, powers.
the resolution with respect to them shall be
shortly formed. orderyo Immediately TO
take off the arrest of such vessels as are 40
solutely neutrals, permitting them to load
with our produce, and sailing, taking the
Usual precaution, that il is agreeable to the
prescribed rules of permitting the export
of our produce.
| (signed) ALEXANDER,
(Countersgned) Baron KAMPENHAUsEy
:, Privy Councillor, &c. &c &c.
81. Petersburg. Soti,, July, O. 5. 1916. +
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ProM. fke aan.e 10 the Same.

We have this moment received YOUR
dispatches of tile 2eth June, and we hasten
to acknowledge the receipt of them and tn,
communicate Information of our operatj
ons. that we may be in time for the pack.
Ct.
I'VE had Yesterday evening the confer
ehce we announced 10 you with the Mar
gus Wellesley, who ratified in it ailhe had
before told US lie stated that on Monday
or Tuesday nett he would again ask to see
as so1 the purpose of showing us the an
swers that were TO be given by the govern
ment OF his Britannia majesty to the COM
mun'cations OF our government that lie
battered himself they would be found as
favorable to our cause, as in them would be
remarked the inclination of his majesty to
prevent the evils which might result in A.
merica, it Spain should decide on taking
hostile measurcs---and thac TO this end.
his majesty would employ his mediation,
and at the same time, he stated. that we
should be furnished with the means of re.
turning home in safety.
In the next conference will be settled
the terms on which any commissioners or
agents our government may think proper
To send, may come and be received here in,
future.
with it will probably terminate our ne
gociation, and We promise ourselves that it
will be in manner as becoming to us, as
honorable to the views of the British Cabi..
net-being So we shall depart without
delay and this perhaps may be the last let.
ter you will receive from us
God preserve you many years,
London All august 1910.
(S.gned)
SIMON DE BOLIVAR,
/ LUIS LOPEZ MENDEZ.
The Secretary IF SAFE
and Foreign Relations Of he
G0pernmenf Of YenezueLQ.
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ANCIENT scANpINAYI4

1t appears by our London papers, pam
phet is in circulation in the North of Europe,
recommending the consolidation of Sweden.
Denmark, Norway, &c. under the above ii
tie, by which the n orthern Peninsula of
Europe was once distinguished.
Fed. GaEefte.
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Meal; faser, and Seeds. and IN no cas-. more than

Meal. Mour. and Seeds. and in no cas-. rAore than
one third in bulk of wine
This hcence TO extend to any vessel under
ny flag except French, and no. to project any
vessel navigated by French sailofs, or any French
6ni ocsse!, except sucl, shall have i-ea taken as
prize, or shall have been transferred from French
possession prior to the order of council of 10th
November, 1897, and shall not in either case have
returned ta French possession.
Our harvest is in general tolerab!y slrancetl,
though till housed It cannoI be said 10 be out
of reach of the weather ----'rhe crops upon the
whole, are considered fA,r average Us to uuan.
tty; and the storms we had skort time ago
have not had the effect which was dreaded Phi.
ccs upon The decline.
The sales of Cotton last week were extensive.
being estimated at full 10000 bales and this week
about 5000 The consumption still continues
great. and the spinning trade good =
The embarrassment Of commercial concerns
threw damp upon the market from, which it is
in some degree revivinss. and prime cotton is en-
CURED for, and has advanced willie those of mid
ding and low qualties'are less wanted, and with
out Improvement. Uplands may be quoted 131
3D. aRd Ia lid prime 15d. and i6 / I'd. --
New Orleans i6i, and Il 2d.-prime 18d and
10 i-oI a... $500 ~ ~
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Last Sunday the inhabitants Of Bayou
Sarah, headed by general Philemon Thomas
attacked and took the fort AID town OF Ba-
ton Rouge, and hoisted the American nag.
Seven Spaniards were wounded in the en-
gagemeni, one, the son Of Mr.. Grandpre,
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WAsK1NcroM oo. a6

WAsKINGToE, Oct. &C.
The following articles, Translated for this
paper from the Caracas Gazette Of the
28th ult. will shew to the world the diplo
matte game which the British government is
playing, at the same time in alliance with
the Junta of Spain. and treating with the
Deputies ofthe colony whose coast that Jun
Ia has declared in a state of b ockade'(d
cldred in state of blockade III, might as
well have been declared 10 be annihilated)
in consequence of their rebe lion against the
authority Of the JUnta. G.. 2 is placed 10 a
Curious dilemma by this diplomatic ma euy
ring. Beng a the same ume in alliance
with the Janta and under a. agreement to
protect the trade OF the provincial govern
mept of Caracas ; and the Judta havifg
declared the Caracas in a stas Of ,lock
ade the British aavy stands pl dyed a, the
same time 10 lend its aid tc enforce he ficti
tious blockade instituted u, her aiiv If the
coast OF her froteSce, and 70 assisi her
protegee to resist the same blockade -.
Nat Inn.
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Ehe British win Sc very fortuAate II they

A Russian land holder in the government
OF wilma. has by his last will, emancipated
all his peasants. TO the number of 1000 ---
The emperor Alexander has confirmed this
act of bene6cence.
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CARRAccAs. Sen. 81 101o.

CARACAS, Sep. On 1910.
By the FIRST August Packet, their II gh
nesses Che Junta) received, by the way of
Curacao, the following dispatches fror the
Spanish Deputies to the government of his
Britannia Majesty:
To Tie Secretary of STATE aud Foreirr
Relations ofthe Government Of Venezne
Ia.
Under date Of yesterday we directed to
you an official letter Of the following tenor !:
We hasten TO communicate to you, for the
information of The Supreme Government of
Venezuela, what we have accomplished
since our arrival, in discharge of the trust
committed to US by their Highuesses the
Governing Junta and we hope in a few
days to have it in our power to make our
communications at gre-t length aud with
more certainty. We happily arrived at
Portsmouth, after passage of only 81 days,
and as soon as the proper passports we're
delivered us, we took the road for this cap.
ital, where our arrival, announced some DAYS
before in the public papers, did not fail to
occasion some sensation. We immediately
made IL known to the Marquis Wellesley.
Secretary OF State of his Britannia Majesty
for the Department of Foreign Relations. -
lie was then an the Country. and the follow
ing day he aDsw cred us with much civilitv.
pointing out the hour he would receive us at
his house at ApsIey, for the purpose of hav
ing conference with US. This conference
and others took place. The result was that
we sent him an informal note {uoa nota yer
balJ the answer to which has been delayed
some days but we are every moment ex
pecting it. We must therefore regret that
we have il not actually in our power TO give
you clear and precise idea of the manner
in which the comnuuicalions of our govern
ment have been received; and we VIII con.
fine ourselves 70 stating to you, in general,
that we have tesB received and treated in a
manner sufficiently frank and decorous by
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chants. express the opinion we have long
go mcntienea slene, that new meas!res Of
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.lEXTRACT
From q Tredtise on Edantosion. i y

From. a :Iledtise on EdntGtioH. i y
Written by ;se celebfa.eG Doctor aRusH,
/, of Philadelphia
81 have hitherto said nothing Of The a.
musenaen.s tia. are proper for people, in a
republic. Those which promote health and
good humor will have q happy effect upon
morals and governments TO enerease this
influence, let the persons who direct those
amusemsn,s be submittrdto good eomPa-
ny and subjected, BY tina, means, to re-
s,raints in behaviour and moral conduct.-
The theatre will never be perfectly REFORM
cd tall players are treated with the same re.
spcct as persons Of other ornanen tal pro.
fessions. It is to no purpose to attempt to
write or preach down an amusement, which
seizes SO forcibly upon the mind Let mi
nisters preach to players, instead Of against
them-lct them open their churcnes and
the ordinances Of religion to them and their
families and, am persuaded, we shall
soon see such reformation in the theatre,
as can never be effected by all the means
hitherto employed for that purpose. II is
possible to render the stage by those means;
subserviept to the purposes OF virtue, and
even religion. Why should the minister:
Of the gospel exclude the player from his
visits, or from his public or private instruc-
,lons. The author of Ghrist;dnity kne1o mo-
difference in the occupation ofmen. HE eat
and drank daily ruisH bubfcsas end sin :
nexS."
'-NOTICE.--All those %ho have just
claims. against JOSEPH NAPOLEON.
FBONAPARCE, sol Gisant,' king ofSpain,
will please present them, legally suthen.i-.
Gated, at the City Of Washington, on the
first Monday Of December nexe. .~.
Those who may be williRgso accept pay
ment in good lands, situated in ei.he. OF the
Floritlas, shall hare them on moderate
terms, and Immediate possession OF them
given, by Gen. Wade Hampton.
n. 3. A correct plat of these lands.
will be laid on the table OF the clerk Of the
house CT REPRESENTATIVES in due time.
x. Y. z.
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m @ T. Ice.

THE Creditors Of the hppsetef tlissms,
II land M:Caw, formerly of Alexaadris,
merchants, are requested tottransmit their
respective claims duly authenticated to. Geo.
". Strong, EGG. counsellor a Law, No ais,
( ascertain. ssnna The easSe
claims on the said house, in theteity af 4Ies--
andria ard us vicinity, as prepa, atoLy 10 max
ing some,profosition fer their final .sdjusi='
rmeDt. AS it:%iIl beimpraetiesble 70 submit
TO the creditors any specific. prcFositcns until
the whole amount Of tkeidrtts s!kkoxl, i
is o. consequence that they should az a,itnd
TO. this notice. ard il is hoped they win NOT
suffer the reriod for transmil:ing their ac.
counts to be .protractsd hey s6dithc 2oth day
of June next. $3.50. -, !: ~ ~ = -
New York, May221w-2S. & IS 80
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twenty Dollars Reward

ID AN AWAY, Apr; 20, 'islo. from the
N subscriber living near Montgomery
conrs House, Maryland black fellow nam
ed TOM, but / make no doubt hut ne VIII
change his name he is 81 or Ia years Of
age, S feet 8 or 9 inches high, clumsy made,
he has scar On his forehead and . sear
on his right foot between CHS tees, his
fore teeth stand wide. He took with him q
Mack and white spotted dog. StVheexer takes
up said fellow and secures him so.fhst gst
him again shall receive the eboye reward. 10,
r., Thomas Clagett.
N. b. Masters OF vessels and others are
cautioned against harboring or Carrying on
June 3. aawst.
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M the good 9 neutral people OF Holland,
by treaty, delivered bpa the American PRO.
perry Ii their Z. neuarsi', ports to the.fspa-
.ciious N Apoiiypna tobs Sou6scated, would
lit.be nni1sy Cd America 20 ,confseafe sfes
.DuTSH Dkps We sshenld 3rsrsde. saya
the ililsttisus sHerson, g equal and rxass
justice 20 all assE, e ~ - g
Which Is the greatest T6bber, the .dey ct
Aleiers, The basha@s or Tripcli. orthe em-
perot }. APollyon - yesmasS Journal. !
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SHIP
Port of alexandria.

ENTERED,
= ,sch'r Agnes, S.anuood, Geo. Town--so
load.
Nassau, Latham, do. do.
Big Brazilian, rLuckest, :Bal'ioore--
.Herrings in bafrels-Daniel Mclean.
.Sloop Regulator, Heller, New York
Sundries-the master. -. .......
,>>Sch'r Little Jane, Mitchell, Norfolk
Rum, &c,-Newton Keene.
Sylvia, Lewis, Observation-Disclosures
bar & Co. and others. ...... -.
~. CLEARED, .... -.
:Sloop Nancy, Phillips, Kinsals-~hy the
master. :,- :lr,... ... -.-I... .-
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o. B,oae:7,,s ss,

THE subscriber, offers His ,ssssjsssto the
pubic a. n Cpmrnission McyehsHt and BrQ-
'ker, and will transact with seesksT md des,
patch, any 'business Shsk ,ynay spmmftted
ito his. charge. lac has tst en. an oics,i1 the
store lately occupied By Msssry RqbSif r..
Hooe and. Co CashMill6e given 1t aaftimes
for the stock Of the diiIetell banks dnt is dss.
trict and good Paper: disconssed rpcpaiAsssi
terms. 3 q -
10 CASH given for obaeeo,,
AleAapdeF Moore
June 81 lis 81. rs s. esss.
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80. RALriMoRE, 5une iii.
FROM NAPLEs--eas # Bona,

Is ata AZ 8. jb0Fiess KiAg dsn,s.
Capt. Groom twhc arrived this morning.
from Tuniss sswa2.h April. u les,srs f,pms
Naplesto Mr.. Vai,at n pnis,which stated
that inc weeks ia American sssseIs had
been condemned and spia at pahlis auction
The Mediterranean swarnis. with,Frcach
;prisateers -ssvsn we're as Tupis, two nc
Biserta and many SITTING ont at Ma. settles; /.
.lhsy hayecapsarsd agreat many vessels.
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By LAST N1cHTss sflsIk.

90 ~ Sws Nora, akp< O. -
Arrivedyesseraay. ship Fmncs, Pekle.
In az days from .Rnchslls. with 0 passa-
gers, ;an,sne whona Is abe Russians nfilIis.ss
Count Rahlep. The limited States ship
John Adams, was 1T Chcsboutg and sfe-
porr says che wst 10 proceed 10 sHavrs 10
take on board General Atnas,sepGse
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For Rent,

a CONVENIENT two story frame Dwell
IN ing House, situate on Cameron street
between St. Asaph and Pitt streets. APplXt
10
John C. Ladd.
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THOMAS RICHARDS,

Bcss Laue TO inform hi. /rieras and Ire .Pahs
,....,,. &. r,Et, %. -. = -
THAT he continues to carry on the Ia.
vern, at the sign of Mr.. Madison, corner. OF
King and Henry streets, where he viii be
constantly supplied with the best,wines aud
liquors of every description. 20
a few boarders will be taken on moderate
terms, and will be thankful 20 Il ose who, may.
pleass to f4vor him with their custom.
june IS. ~" ,-'a'. -.
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nf Intending Ito leave stllis
place in short time Tor philadelphia ellper.
sons h;.ying elaims sgaiast,ine arc .fSruested
10 bring them in for: settlements sndtssSse
who are Indebted tome will please toscaisSap
settle their accounts. 80 q ! S,.,li'' 8,
josef Abbott.
9Th mo- 18th, ~ .sis2 -
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lPlaineraParis.

- b.. -. ~ !. + +. - = r. ~
60 tons, received per the schooner Rising
San, Isaac Bears, nlastcr-eof sale by :, Nv
iFaxon, 'Metcaf, 81 Co.
-. lWho dave On hand, g.. ,&'rt..ss
New England Rum, Young hyson. Tea,
r Chocolate, from Bakers manufactery.
Writing and Wrapping Paper -
'Grindstoues--and a general assortment Of
r. Shoes. r. ~.'s~ -. s....e.... :. .s.
.Jaheh3. ,...erst.r. .diw
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- .Madder.
JUST Received, few hundred pounds at
j til FIRST quality MApDER--And Tor sale
by
BRYAN HAMPSON.yCo.
May 10. - : e IT, l.
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NOW LANDING,

.NOW LH!NUNNSx,
.Frem or beard the sch'r lane, rett .1Gifehe2s
e. nnd .for.:sale BY tie su6send~, e,
TO puncheoas I'd and .4lh proof antigua
Rum -. ~,
5 hhas. M3Esses r'''i 10y =
rs barrels. prime 'Mascoyado Sugar
10 barrels Turpentine
Is boxes Salad Oil. 1'"',. -
Newton Keene,
June 10 ...... " d 49,
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laaIatiaaE a sesnsi % whom We
are 6fsn indsbted' for soHamefeial informa~4
tom and whose adsisss are always correet,.
has favored us with he following extract Of
2 letter from Naples, dated The leth Of March
last, rscsised sby the last packet from Eng-.
land: Nc J. Gag.
tsss' ysstlss, sMarek Is, 1910. All The re-
manning American vessels and cargoes are
,C0AFIScATEDaad SOLD. The reason
assigned is. the Non.Intercourso act, passed
by the American government. American
vessels in ballast, are allowed to load back
with Neapoltanproduce."
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~ Printing inalI its sbfsncy
es, neatly execute atltbls pe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
6a;stte ship Gems.
PORT or PORTLAND-Islo.


Iaesday, Ncvrh45er 20.
Arrived brig Mary, Cop. Robbins, 19
days from Caadsloupe, with mol. sses to
Hobert and Knigbt--Nov %. arrived sloop
Diana, Stone, from Boston. -23d, sloop Ii.
berry, Patterson, from do. -Scooner Ruby,
Sawyer, from Alexandria
Thursday, Nov p.
Arrived brig Jason, Capt. Moore, 90 days
from LiverpooI.--saIed in company with the
brig Mary-Ann, Cisens, Of Bruins wick, for
New-Yotk. Left there, ship Eliza Ann,
Steele, Of Portland, for New-York, III 10
days; brig Juno, Soule, Of Portland, for
Charleston, Is. c. in IS; brig Active,
Smith, Of Boston, for Savannah (Geor. in
5 Holy Head bearing N. E. spoke brig
Hazard, of and from Wiscssset, for Liver
pool both pumps going, and even then it
was with difficulty they could keep her
free.-Nov. 7th, lat 10, long. 80, spoke ship
Minerva, Howard, Of Duxbuty, Is days
from Liverpool, for New-York- well.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
cRolfwELL AND z1fziRINE,

Cardinal MazaFine having refused TO de-
liver Dunkirk, according TO the articles a.
greed upon at the commencement Of the
war between France and Spain, in which
war Oliver Cromwell engaged - an auxiiia-
~. on the above condition, the Protector
wrote Tie following iaeoGic and spirited le:-
ter 10 that minister
"Thou q aItor, Mazarine, ifthou reinsest
TO deliver Dunkirk into the hands Of Lock
bart, ms friend and counsellor, whom ave
sent with tHll power to receive IL, By the e.
ternal God, will come and tear thee from
thy masters bosom, and hang thee upon the
gAIes u Paris"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
5D.!e1,

In York, (Me } Isl inst. cap John Pell, 9
bachelor he had instructed many yons
men IN the art Of surveying ami narigstiun
was Of misery disposition, aud pinched
himself for food and clothing while on
~. oealh-bed tie would not give up his mon
ey which lie kept about him in lis jacket
ordered bis coffin 20 be placed before the
glass, and that it De deposited u The spot he
had ordered 10 be dug to receive It he
had ~ near friends 20 mourn his exit
In Slandish, William, son Of Nj. Robert
Higgins, aged Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
-EfS&D-

Congressional Election ia Cumberland.
We have not received returns from all
the towns, Of votes for member of Con-
sress, bot we are confident there is no
choice. In almost every town there i
more or lsss opposition TO Widgery.
the democratic candidate. The Elcc-
tors of Cumberland knoS this man o.
cid !; and it viii require much drilling
bSto.s the JGnto III Portland viii b.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26

In Kegrebeck Disricf, we have seen returns
fan p towns, in which the votes stand for
Rice, (Feiala!) 659- Cannett, (,iemol 7I9-
On the subject OF this election, Tie editor
ct the BackSfosva Gazette observes :--s II we
may be allowed 70 judge from the returns
already received, 1asnlsls Rice, ESQ. Is cho.
sen by handsome majority" this
prove true, the Jscoblns will laugh 0rt u
'f0fAer corner d the moufh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
School Books.

P2rifh's Modern Geography; Morfe's and
Dwights ditto Arr Of Reading Webitsr's
lit. I'd, and Sd Parts; Undertaking Reader
Murray's Reader, abridged; Prsceptor Or
aior Maine, Pixies aGd Perry's Spelling
Books Webner's and Perry's Dictionaries
Scholars, Waleh's, Pixies, Temples and
Roots Arithmerics; Practical Arithmetic and
Young Mans Companion Staniford.s, Muir
rays, Bingham's. and AIexaDder's Crammars !;
Contributions, Declaration Of independence
and Walhipgton's Farewell Addrtls, being an
excellent collection for tie ne IF Ssioos, qad ,etaau
msaSea ty tie Government Economy of Human
Life, for the uie Of Schools, Prize 2j3
WRITING PAPER,
Some Of fuperior quality "a goner-
al afIortment OF
Books and Stationary,
in the various branches of fcience & literature.
The GREEK and Lain CLASSICS
ufed in Academic. and Colleges.
"A large af1ortmsnt of Commercial and Juf-
tices BLANKS-aI of the above articles
will be fold as cheap as can be purchaled in
Bottom.
p Cab or Books and the bigbef price
giUen TAR clean cotton and linen Rags,
CanvaG and fink.
Nov. 20 (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26

General Ramehskoy has published an &C
count Of another victory gained over Ia,
Turks on the 7,h Of September. The bat
tie begun about ten in the forenoon, and
ended at in the evening; 5000 prisoners,
LIS stands Of colours; an The arms, baggagr
and artillery, fell into the hands OF the Rus
SLAMS. The Turks hAd upwards Of 5000
Killed liz IAe acton. The Ottoman army.
which consisted cf 70. coo. in the course q
nine hours had 10000 destroyed or made
prisoners, and the remand : dispersed. .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-26
Aaryteo,

In Ninot, by Seth Chandler, Esq. Nj
RichSrd Herrick, 10 Miss Ellis Yeaton.
In Hebron, by the Hon. Samual Paris
ESQ, Mr Andrew Richard. Of Paris, 10 Miss
IvdIdah FriFp, daughter of The Rev John
rripp Of tie former place.
In this Town BY he Rev Mr. PGyson, S1r
Aaro= Stamford to Miss Mary Campbell
Mr. Thomas Simonion 70 Mrs Hlrliot Da-
y.s-5y the KEY. SIR. E-IlosE, MIR. DAVIS