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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-10-10
FROM THE .srnoRA

The publick papers have Of late been pub
fishing comments upon the British finances,
bu, they by no means do justice to the SUBJ
lect. They state that " the sum necessary
. for the support OF the British government
for the year l8 10, is only L52, l85 900, steri
Z" that is equal TO Dolls. 23l ,933,Ooo SO l-3.
Z" which averages Dolls g 81 on each per-
/" SON." But your readers will please to OBJ
serve, that in this statement the whole tax
necessary to pay the interest Of The lsatienai
de6t is kept out OF view, and this amounted
to the enormous sum of Las, ,484 ". 6
3-4d. in the year 1907. From the loans
which have been made since that time, the
amount will now be little less than thirty
millions, exclusive Of the interest Of the Irish
'cbt, (which amounts to several millions more
so that instead of averaging S dolls. to each
British subject, it averages double that sum-
But the fact is that no accurate computation
can be made of what each individual pays
upon this principle. Such is the compiexity
of British taxation and finances, that the a.
mount of taxes is enormous, independent OF
what comes into tho treasury altogether.. Ii
has been stated that the taxes amount TO one
third Of the income of every individual in
the community but they amount to one half
as shall take an opportunity OF showing IN
a future communication. In the mean Time
that the " Iongers for the flesh pots OF Egypt"
may see what is likely to be the dreadful is
sue Of British fnanciering, l request you will
republish the following extract from late
British newspaper.
Sir Phillip Francis, in his reflections on
the abundance of paper IN circulation, and
the scarcity of specie, shews
/. National funded deb. Of } y7sAsxo,Ae
Great Britain,
g., Unfunded, do, 49,634,948.
3. Notes issued by the Bank : o, 400 oao
of England,
H. Notes of private bankers, s4,ooo,oo0
S. Indian bonds in circulation, 4,869,902
IRELAND
s. Funded debt in Jan. 1910. sl,5lo,s56.
z. Unfunded ditto, exclusive OF
the capital of sundry annuities,
for the lives and terms, which
| cannot ascertain, 684,8Oo.
8. Notes issued on the Irish
Bank on the lst of Feb. 1909. 3,o72,5l6.
9. Notes issued by private banks
on the principle Of Rccardo's
calculation. i2,OOO,OO0.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-10-10

HAD WANTED MONEY, NIGHT
HAVE RECEIVED ENOUGH TO HAVE
MADE ME QUITE INDEPENDENT
FOR LIFE. In short, / can declare before
God and my own conscience (and every hon
est man who knew the circumstances will
admit it) that every motive of personal inter-
est or convenience was against the measuae
took. acted upon the most cathasiastick
love of my country and its injured commerce.
4 had a right 20 erhect the ahhro6ation Of that
country 6ut am sorry 10 haze er1aerfeneed
tvhaf many have done 6cfore me, that malice
has been much more alert than eandonr, and
chat + am at this tate period called forth TO
vindicate myseif against the most active eafun-
aies in that country, FIR whose interest alone,
Xhave sacr,fced myself and that in England,
xvhpse commerce I hape- directly attacked,
HAVE FOUND MORE APOLOGISTS
THAN IN THE UNITED STATES.
To the liberal and candid friends of my
country and its fair commerce, hope that
this justification will not be unwelcone 1; as
to those of different description, and cspe-
cially as to those hrQff and loss hasriots, with
whom the dignity and honour Of the country
or the flag are paltry considerations, when
weighed against good freight, do not So
licit their protection, nor will their enmity
ever turn me from the course have hitherto
pursued.
JIM. FORBES.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-10-10
100000.

" In this account the only disputabe art-
Gle la the amount Of notes issued BY hrivate
bankers, taken on general computation,
which it Is impossible to ascertain. This
stupendous editice OF credit or creduify, is at
once am object Of terror and astonishment.
At distance sufficient for safety, the most
formidable phenomenon, may be viewed with
admiration and indifference, but not SO when
the danger comes near US or the sense of it
becomes real. A deep and uniform impress
sion on constant mind, or even ON timid
imagination, cannot be wholly against rtason.
Tins pile OF paper is too near us TO be
seen through false medium, or to be con-
templated without fear. | am not gifted
with faculties to compare il to any thiig but
wonderful house of cards, OF which the
materials are light enough to be blown away,
or to fall 10 pieces at any moment, but heavy
enough to crush this Kingdom in It's fall"
BY the above statement, which has livery
appearance of being as nearly correct al pos
sibe, 1t will be seen that the paper moiey Of
Great Britain amounts to upwards d one
thousand and forty one millions of pounds
sterling. In the year 1865, Mr.. Pitt eaima-
ted the total landed property of Grea Bri-
tain at $50 millions, reckoning the laIds at
80 years purchase, and personal properly at
600 millions. making a total Of l35o millions.
II has been calculated that the paper carren-
cy OF Britain, organized as it is, could reach
the extent OF the whole property in the coun-
try, but no more. If these stated be correct,
we can form some idea how long the system
may last for that i will fall some time is
agreed on all hands.) The principal addition
m ha mill ~. IA. II
the national debt, and il is INCREASING much
more rapidly than is generally believed, the
whole art OF the Chancellor Of the Exche-
qucr being used to blind the publick. Ac-
cordingiy We find that in place of borrowing
the whole sum wanted for tn service of the
current year, at once, he generally makes
fro loans at different periods, and gets an act
OF Parliament to fund quantity Of Exche-
qder bills. The whole amount will be near
iy 40 millions annually. Now the paper cur.
rency amounts to Ll,O4l,7S2,l93.
The total property in Great
Britain, including the
specie, was estimated
by Mr.. Pitt, at 1850
millions, but by more
recent and correct esti.
mate, 1t appears to be Lara, 800 600
Hi
L.2Si, i,ol7,sos
So that on the supposition that the national
debt, will encrease at the rate of forty mil
lions annually, the period of the downfall Of
The finances may be fixed within six years
My own belief is that they will fall consitiera-
bly, within that period, aud when they do, it
viii involve consequences which will aston
ish the world. Circumstances are very ia
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-10-10
From the oNo-IsLANp STAR.
FORGED PAPERS.

" That which is morally wrong, cannot b
POLITICALLY right" ..a~1 FOX.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30

S,,;7z:ulbe.l~by the robesiss Of Bonapartc
opohe-Sis subject we select the follow
ing nom tiie~<annerticut ca ant -
Ldst Tear aaa fhis 7a.r -, .ecY -
vent happened, which seemed lie n have
thrown the nation into pas.x,sms ~ raoe
AID to terminate III blood and>arn.pe. Ru
inour spread II abroad, that theBr,l;s h min
isler bad insuiied Mr.. Robert Sn:th The
'hlng was in every hody's mouth. II "a.
crossed the conversation az the dav' 4, "a
,ea ire cnlums Of The newspapers. The
no'y IRE o. patriotism, which is always Kept
awe ~ tie hearts Of our 70 men, instantl,
burst INTO tremendous fAue. What has
the British minister dared t. insult Rosert
the scribe Y Vengeance Vengeance -
some cried one thing and some another.
Many thought that the stain on the ration
must be washed awey in the blood OF the ca
nadians. Congress mot together. Public
expectation was tiptoe. Never did the Sc
nate OF old Rome, in the day of her power,
TAX halt 50 boisterously, or half so big
War, open or understood" was the order
~ Tie day. The dire bolts Of forensic eio-
qn.ace were darted against tie offending
l.dion. Killing resolutions were adopted.
Presses greared as it were under the insult.
feRs OF ready writers were employed every
where, to point it out, and to paint it in all
rs native hues of atrociiv- But, as ngene-
raj, what is violent cannot be lasting SO it
happened in that particular case. The pub
lIc mind at length settled down 10 rest, like
the troubled sea after a storm.
1Ais fear, another great event has hap
pened. The American vessels at the ports
OF France, Holland, Denmark, Italy, &c. af-
ter they were regularly entered, have been
s's1ed IN mass by Napoleon (the national
ship Hero among the rest) the cargoes sold,
and the avalls, TO the amount of many mil
hons, carried into his own Golfers. In
many ports, all this was done not merely
without notice, but in direct violation of Sd.
Tenn assurances. To these immense in
Juries he has added sarcasms as biting,
scornful insults as intolerable, as was in the
power Of language to convey.
Where now IS the spirit Of the nation
we look about TO find it but look in vain
We do think the bounds of truth would be
not overleaped b. US, should we aver that all
these injuries, sarcrsms and insults from Ma.
poieon, have not, as yet, produced the APP
pearAncc ofeven one tenth part of public in.
dignation shown on the occasion of lack.
sons supposed Insult
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
RarrlRD,

In England Lord JAMEB MURRAY, fon Of
the Duke of Af5oi, TO Lady Percy, daughter
of the Duke of No,f5Hmieriard The wedding
robe of the bride coli above thirteen thous
and dollars.
AT Caerwent, near Chepstow, (Ensland)
Mr.. J0mes Price, aged 2s, TO Mrs. Bullok a
widow, on the f5ady Gds of az On their return
from church, the road was flrewed with bur
dock heads, rue, box, nettIes. and other herbs
fymbolic of their expected conuhial harmony.
The damsel weighs 100 weight, and has 5000
ebs'ms, which the enamoured youth could not
withlland.
In Newburyport, Mr.. John JOHNSON. mer.
Of this town. to Mifs ELIZABETH ID. PLUMMEa,
of Newburypors.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30

Ga Saturday the z'fi infant, at 2 o'clock
IN the morning, the inhabitants of Topflam
village were alarmed with the cry OF fire, which
appeared in building occupied by Meflrs
Co0m6' u Ho!gdon the interior was all on
fire and TIE flames burfting from It when diff
covered. The profpef at this time was truly
diGrcfhng, as every building on the ftreet was
minently expofed. Fortunately it was almoft
calm. The inhabitants, joined with their
neighbors from Brunfwick, Attended with 4
prompfnefs and alacrity which gave afIurance
that nothing ihouId be wanting which human
cxertion could effect, to fupprefs the raging
element. The engine was directed with judg-
ment and fuppled with zeal and we had
the iatisfacfion in an hour to fee the fire un
der fuch fuhjeetion as to remove our fears Of
the extenlve deltruaion with which we
were threatened
The buildings confirmed and de1royed
were, that where the FIRE began, the office of
B. ORR, Efq. three fables belonging TO II.
Psvirgton, ". Gresa, and MeiIrs. r. and w.
Sanford.
II is but few days lnce an Engine was
procured IN this place; and the afternoon
preceding the fire, for the irlt time, it was
put in order and taken out for exercife.-
Thus we were providentially prepared for the
occafion, and the prefervation of property to
the amount of many thoufands Of dollars was
the aid and afiffance of the engine, I'm.
doubtedly to be attributed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
1Dle0,

In Crofkill Ireland, laff March, SARAH
MALeossoN, aged l2l; retaining ner memo
ny and judgement to the Iait She was in diff
tcrent leaies taken about the year 1904, at
Iso per acre.
Near Cincinnati, Mai. John r. Minis, as;
IN coniequence of wound received Tome
years iince in battle with the Indians
Near Charleffon, Is. c. in April laa, Mr..
Nehemiah MLean, late of Portland.
Near Mnaresboro, Eng John Mstsaif
eommanly called Blind Jack, II. 81; He loft
his fight when only 4 years old, foon after
which ne learned TO play the fiddle, and be-
came celebrated as mu[can, which profef-
iion he followed many years. and then fer up
the fri wheel carriage that was uied for the
conveyance of perlons to and from places of
public refort; this buiinels he ALTO left, enter
ed the kings fervice as muGcian in voIun.
teer corps in l745, was taken prifoners at the
battle Of Falkirk. and being foon reeafed re-
turned to KEarasborss, commenced common
carrier between that town and York, aud
often ferved guide in intricate roads over
the foref during the night, or when the
tracks were covered with lnow; nor was zny
perion more eager in the chace, which he
would follow on foot or on borfeback with
the greaten avidiiy: Strange as il may APP
pear, the employment he followed for more
than forty years was flil more extraordinary,
and one of the lafs TO which we could fuppofe
a blind man would turn his attention, that Of
projecting and contracting for the making Of
high reads bridges, honfes, &c; With no
other afiiiance than a long naf in his hand,
ne would alcend the precipce and explore
the valley, and fnvefigate the extent of each,
its form and lituation The plans he made
were done by eiethod peculiar to himielf
He left children.
10 Maryland Samuel T. Right. Efq. Al
General ef the State, and hero OF the revolu-
ton.
In Turner. on the I6sh inf greatly lament
ed, MiIs Oii0e Stujon, aged "a. he amiable
nefs Of her difpotition and the purity Of her
morals fccured the frienGfhip and elleem Of
all her acquaintance. The fortitude with
which ihe endured her lafi painfnl and diisref-
eng iicknefs, the camnefs and rehs nation with
which fhe viewei-her approaching diaoMtion,
her reliance on the pardoning mercy OF God
through the merits of Jeius Chrlit afford
grea, conlolation 20 her furviving friends and
relatives Her funeral was attended bv anu
merous concourie of peop,e, to whom very
appropriate and impreiIive diicourle was de
hvered by Mr.. hlien C-es.y, of Nonhyarmeu,h,
from the IL verie Of the alt chapter If Eccle-
l4hes-a tex teseSted by iht ssscafsi for Tic
cccahon-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
Communications.
.Htfention the zvhole /.

The utility Of marching companies
10 aad fro and nt and dom, whei they
are called out for min.ary discipline, is
not perceived. The object of calling
out and exercising the militia, is i'm
provement in military tactics-bu; this
object is totally defeated by this kind of
procedure True il is that the officers
in the militia make an appearance (gen-
orally speaking) thar attracts notice,
than which there is nothing more fiat
tering to the vanity of man. But they
should exercise care, that this iondnes
Tor notice, ds. not lead them SO far as to
Illustrate the design of their appoint
mcnt. 10 come 10 the point II Is
really too much Tor men, whose constl-
tutions are not iron, 10 DC driven from
one end OF the town 10 the other, tor
Inc space If f)nF On Ave hours, merely
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
Our National Spirit.

There is not a government in the
world which boasts o{ so much nation
q spirit as that OF the United States,
sha no ore which practices so little -
oh the Attn of July our valiant demo-
sfa's' IN imagination, fight over all the
oa9'les oil the revolutionary war, and
0lnK they are entitled TO all the brave
y and credit OF the heroes Of the revo.
'l''oh, who actually achieved our inde-
prudence. With those who have a
,,spn'aIicn to create, all this has use.
: serves 10 impose on the public mind
enc = a very safe as well Is chea;1 kind
= Palnousm--ii can be put in reqnisi-
n !. today and Forgotten to morrow.
NO years since our flaming democrats
'afea that i would be sacrifice OF
~ independence and az once 10 be-
S''e COLONIES OF Great Britain again,
!. "s'.e with her while The Orders OF
: 's'"h We're n force. But our cfice
80 -. '''''ry men are nbw in qciet possess
49, = Neir Places and cash, and thr,e
= : '''4 = TRACE Of the War OF words
Ny Cave 10 tender sgnsi!,;l;,ieS II II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
Duck, Naval Stores, ard Ship
Cbandlsry.
CHARLES & JOHN FOX,

Hs'. e 5, SODtb Git Long y1a.f,
HAVE jult received and offer for fale.
ioobolts RUSSIA DUCK. different qualities
80 do Ravens do. frff auaitv
bale fuper6ne kuEa SfiEErING
l5o bbls. WILMINGTON TAR
80 do do PITCH
20 do do TURPEN1INF
SO doz. Fngliili SEWING TWINE
ton SHEATHlNG PAPER
do drawing and fhea,hing NAILS
do Bolton Work Houfe OAKUM
AN aifortment of You'll patent and Phils-
delphia CAMBOOsEs
0caiks Spikes, all fizes-conrnon and fine
drawn Nails, all Gzes--Ba and sheet Lead
White Letd-spruce Yeilow-and Linleed
oh-Iogether with a complete aHor,mert Of
SHIP CHANOLERY.
which will be fold on terms satisfactory 70
purchaiers.
Portland, Sfuly 90. 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
WATCH-M AKING.

Relisf FIR The Drmab = a6Ffffed H-atckes
PYGoDFREY WHEATON, oppoi.e,he IN
= dian Chief. E~a5arge f.rss--w,ho begs leave
70 allure Dis town and country cuRorers tha-
ne ierved an apprentice hip Or eight years
with faithful and genuine worknan-And
he fia'ters hinfcf, by exerting his befl shii
r'es IN his protection, together with bis perion-
al aiteat;on and regard TO purelaali,y that he
iiiall give farisfaaion 70 thofe who mzy favor
him with their aAt7ta
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
Portland Benevolent Socie.y.

PURSUANT to an Order Of the Managers
: of the Portland Beaeooleaf Society, hereby
call upon shole fubferibers who have nos paid
the iums they respectively iubfcrhea. %
make payment Of wkar was due oA he I4.h
November Taft Their confederation ar tie
benefits which have arilen from The funds Ill
ready ohtaInsd--of rhe extenlon OF the htne-
frs which the Managers would be enabled TO
confer. II the subscriptions were fully paid =
and OF the pleaiufe which would fill their
hearts ihousd they reflect on the relief rhesr
charity would afford to the obj .cfs Or the ia
itttu'ion will, Il i hoped, engage their ferrous
attention TO this -egueff
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Zyegisr<,.
July 50, 1870.
- New Subscriptions would Be gratefully
received.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
Back Byidoe.

TIE Proprietors of Bz.k Cs1s Briiqe are
hereby notified, that their annual meet
ing will be holden At The houfe of abraham
Keenan,, innholdcr in Portland, On Monday,
The iirth day Of Augun next, (heing The hrfl
Monday in the faid month Of Augufi) At fur
o'clock in the afternoon, for the following
purpoies--viz.
To chocle Moderator.
TO make choice Of Officers for the enfuiny
year.
TO receive accounts and allow the fame IL
they houid be found tight
Fer ordsr Of tie Sfoasizg Committee.
STEPHEN WAITE, P,ae,, C.<rk.
Portland, fry sOt5, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
Gasrtts 5Dip GslD5.


Ta1finy JuIy 20.
Arrived brig Traveller, Parraft, ~ day
from Point Peter, Cuadaloupe--Left there
briggs Mary, Lunt, for Portland ia 6 days;
Favorite, Stackpele, for do in s.; Hunter,
Strout, do, in % fchr. Eagle, Jones, for do
in 80 brig Little John, Brown. for Lofton,
in 90; brig Aurora, Cahoon, for New York.
IN 10; Schr Eliza. Wiibout, for Newburn, III
10; fchr. Fame, Baker, for Bolton, in IS !;
brig Commerce, Kimball, Of New London,
for Turks lGand, in 8 brig Lucy. Terry, for
New York in 4 brig Ann, Bro n, for BaIti
more, in 10; brig Grand Turk, Gunfsul, for
Providence, in is days.
iuy 24,arrived aoop Abby, Morton, from
Plymouth; Mafon's Daughter Stevens, from
Bolton; 25 fchr. Charity, Dole, from Newbu-
ryport brig Betiey, York, from EaRporr;
ichr, Lark, Stanwood, from Ipfwich loop
Irendihip, knight, from Bolton; do Anton.
Car. from New London 20, fchr. Hannah,
Gould from RAPPORT flooP Jane. Patrerion,
from botoni II, Jane Jones, Philadelphia.
c<araness at TIE Csfsus Hosje.
July 14,i.hr. Citizen, Rolf, for the Wet
indies Keioution, Gordon, for do brig
Crocket, Freeman, for the Bay Of Honduras !;
mp I1eiichsi' ,. Burnhzm, for New York.
VEsaEIS LEFT.
At Gottenburg JsHe /, ibip Charles. of
Portland; fhip Franklin, Adams, of do. The
IMP North-America, Dinkwater, Of Portland,
cleared az ELneur March 60, for she Baltic.
Ship Mary, Brown, Of Portland, pafed Elm
eur between the Ut and 18th Of May-At
Port-au- FRINGE, Iuly A, brig Endeavor, Rod
mah, for Portland in few days.
VESSELS SPOKEN
July IS, LAT. AZ, long 50, fchr. Superb, {
days from Behalf, (Me) for Liverpool. Julv
5, long 48, brig Eliza, of Kennebeck. l7 y,
from Bottom, for Liverpool.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
NEW GOODS.
ELEAZAR WYER.
GOLDSMITH q JEWELER,

GOLDSMITH u JEWELER, /,
ET'bangt1f'sa, nsariy sppsfse tie Zeaia. Gift
Is happy 10 inform the public that he has
juit received by the Iaeit arrivals from
Europe, an elegant anortment Of
Jea0siry, Plated, Britannia and
Japaned Ware
Among which are the foowing:-
Gold Ear Hoops, Knobs and Drops Pearl
Corneian, Topaz, Mourning and plain gold
Breait Pins and Finger Rings-eIerant Deb-
BILE and cornelian Watch Keys-plain. gold
and open work do. gold Watch Chains !.
plated Tea Sets to match; elegant plated
Gators, from to diamond cut pIaffes each !.
plated CandlelfIcks, new patterns; do. Scum
Ladies; large Britannia Coffee and Tea POTS
Sugar Bafons and Cream Ewers, 70 match. Of
hyperion quality: elegant fetts Of morocco
and back ground lapaned Walters; do. cheefc
aud bread Trays knife and fnnffer Trays.
with gold borders; plain do new patterns !:
poliihed tin Coffee Pots; polifhed feel Self
iors, common do ffeel SHUTTERS pocket and
deik Knives !; GIver and giIt Watch Chains.
Seals and Keys; morocco Pocket Books and
Puries llver Tooth Picks, with turtle ihell,
pearl, and iilver Gales !; officers Swords, Ep-
aulers, Lace and Cord sc &c
The above, together with his former Cock.
enables him TO offer complete zfTortrlent of
goods IN his line. He invites his friends ard
cuitomers 10 call. where they will find con-
liant and perional attendance together with
dipo6tion to attend to the commands of al
lie continues TO Manufacture Jewelry and
Silver Work, as ufuaI
Grateful 70 his friends and the public for
having 70 highly favored him with their cut.
tom, he tenders them his thanks for former
patronage, and iolicirs continuance. His
itudy vii, be to pIeafe.
F@tlead, fsly 80, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
WILLIAM CROSS

No 3, Ing WJayf,
AS Juit received and for fale,
$50 bbls iupeffne FLOUR,
20 half bbs. ditto.
so bb.s fcratched ditto.
, SO bbls. bone mddlinEs * one hog PORK.
10 trees frefh RICE,
10 half Do
200 bufhels &C Rock SALT.
60 bbis. Wilmington TAR and PITCH.
Pipes of BRANDY and GIN,
500 buihels CORN,
Chelts Hyfcn Skin & souchoDg TEAS.
IS bags COFFEE,
I2 kegs Virginia TOBACCO.
July 80. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
kEMOYAL.
SIMON DEARBORN

HAS Removed from his late eand In Ex-
chaugeitreet, 70 the head Of Iagy-b,sus
IE5,f where he carries Oh a. u nai, lie
7-iILORING BUSINESS aud f.i.cits t..e
patronage cf bis friends and the public III
general
SEANEN'S CL0AIHIhG.
re fels on conlmiiiinn every article of
Mariners CIoathing, :. III very iowett III
C., and will hare Or hard i csnitanr aud
ful Maply, snied 70 The iezEans.
Ps5ft.aI, jsly -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-30
NEW YORK, JrLY 81.

NEw-YoRE, July 81.
Capt. Coggeshali, VINO arrived ere
Yesterday from 7oaHng-n, (Which
,,ace he left 9,h ut informs, that the
',y before he sailed, il was reported,
and BY many believed, that Russia, 1ur-
sev and Ssyeden, had determined 10 Join
England against France. The British
had a very large fleet Of shipssof war
IN the Baltic, and il was supposed, from
iii, circumstance that The aJoye coaIi-
lion was probable.