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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22
Enoch MGulten,

tnOCn MOuit9n,
No 8. 9saer' Rozv, FIE fret,
las juh received by the Packet, from
: Liverpool, hand.on,e aIortment Of
fLited and JabanSd Ware, 1sVcLy,
&c STc.
PLATED WARE.
Elegant Cruet Frames-Candleft;cks
Tea Poss-Sugar Balon5 & Cream Pots,
Soup Lades-Filh Knives,
Shutters and Trays,
Table aud Tea Spoons, &c. &c.
IAPANED WARE.
Elegant cream ground gold bordered Wal
tiers,
Red and black ground do do.
Bread and Knife Trays,
CheeCe and Snuffcr do.
Bitannia lea Fv;s- Tumblers, &c. sc.
MILITARY ARTICLES.
Gilt aud plated mounted Swords,
Saddle Pritols,
Whi,e and yellow Fpaulets,
do. do. Chords
do. do. Prul1iAn Binding,
Crinfon Ssihes,
Military Plumes, elegant and common
JEWELRY.
Black and Pearl fetBroaches,
do do FiAger Rings,
Plain Breaches aud Rings,
Hair Ear Hoops,
do Bracelets, various patterns,
Cod Ear Hoops, Knobs and Drops,
do Watch CHAIN, Seals, aud Keys.
Tortoife Shell Combs,
Coral Beads
CUTLERY.
Table Knives and Forks,
Scihars-oteel Shutters,
Saddle and Chaite Whips,
81 Con0antly on hand, Silver Ladies, Ia
bic and Tea Spoons, of the mott fashionable
patterns.
Gold Necklaces,
Pocket Books, and Purfes, &c. &c.
~ Hair Work. Of all kinds executed with
neatneis and dGp4tch.
He has in addition to the above, almolt ev-
cry article in the Jevelry & Fancy line, gen
orally in ufe--which will be difpoled of on
serms that cannot fail - meet the views Of
purchaiers:
~ He has for fale, " Odoriferous HON
Ely WATER, fer cleaning, Pe.jaz7iag, tbilkeri4g,
frsngtbe"ing and preventing the hair from
TURNING GREY"
Ag6-genuine ESSENCE of LEMON-To-
gether with Tome celebrated COLD CREAM,
which cleanfes, loftens and beauties the
complexion.
Portland, De-. a. Qf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22
Nathan Buchanan,

Nathan buchanan,
OGtrs for Eaie, at Ne 9 e 10, Long WJayf,
200 bufhels Of Maryland CORN
$50 barrels fuperfine FLOUR-of the
fri quality, jult landed from lchooner Eros,
ALs0-S5o quintals of new GOLDFISH,
which may be feen at ZJouas B4,nbau's fore
Fore Street Portland, Dec. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22
10 Re sold

72T srJty Of Co~t, OF THURSDAY tie STD
- dry II binary, at 10 s'e!o.k 4 M % he
tigt92 hitler, Lot IF LAND, O. he sortb esf
yfds Of Cr,a land Ryest Sais on he p,szurs.
Portland Jan q 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22
Micah Munroe's Fitate.

'HE Heirs and Creditors Of the eHate Of
Micah MuNRoE, late Of Brunfwick, IN
me county Of Cumberland, yeoman, decsaied,
are Hereby notified, that John Dam, adminif-
traitor on iaid eltate, has exhibii ed to me BIS
account of Administration on f4id effate a.
mounting to upwards of four hundred and
forty dollars, and that the fame will be con-
hdered by me at Probate Court to be hol-
den at The office of John rockingham, Elg.
n Portland, n the fecond "wednesday OF
February next, at ten o'clock A. NJ when and
where the taid heirs and creditors, and all
concerned may Be prefent If they fee fit, to
make their objections to the lame, If any they
have.
SAM'L FREEMAN, Judge sfProJate.
January 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22
Ear Sale or t0 Let, as abe0e,
Five new BEDS and BEDSTEADS.
Ebenezer w. CaIefs Efate.

EbeneZer w. Calef'S Eitate.
THE Heirs and Creditors of the ehate q
EBENEzER WINTER CALEF, late Of Cape
Elizabeth, in the county Of Cumberland, gen.
tlcman, and all concerned, are hereby uoti6-
ed, that Ezekiel Jordan, executor Of the lsa
will and teifanent of faid deceafed, has eK-
hibited to me his account of administration on
isid eitaie, amounting to upwards of three
hundred dollars, and that the fame VIII be
conldered by me at Probate Court 70 be
holden at the Office Of John rockingham,
Eiq in Portland, on the fecond "wednesday
Of February next, when and where they ma Y
have opportunity to make their objections %
the fame, if any they have.
SAM'L FREEMAN, Judge q Prubats.
ian. 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22

COLLEGE L 4NDS.
THE Suhrcriber offers for Gale, the follow
L ING Traets Of LAND, belonging to Ha/-
ys,9 College, the title TO which Is direct troS
the Government, viz.
IN FRYEBURG,
Lot No. IS 1T Div. So acres, interval
Is Cd do IS do. do.
% Cd do. 81 do. upland.
10 ed do, SO do. do.
- 4th do. so 10. do.
IS 5th do 90 or 20 do. do.
IN TURNER,
Lot No. SO, IS5 acres.
SO, 1875 do.
100, 100 do.
CIT, 1875 do.
IN PARIS,
Lot No. 27, 7th Range, D being
90, 18th DO. I hundred
90, 9th do. acre
90, sth do. lots:
IN LIVERMORE,
Lot No. rs, 100 acres.
90, 100 do.
I49, 100 do.
IN OTISFIELD s. HARRISON,
Lot No. Ito. Sd Div. 100 acres.
!, Cd R. 4tb D. 100 do.
S, sEh R. 5thfD. 100 do.
Is,
IN POLAND,
Lot No. 80, I'd Div. 100 acres.
90, I'd do. 100 do.
IN LOVEL,
Lot No. 1875, 1T Div. 100 acres
l22, I'd do 100 do.
1913, I'd do. 100 do.
II, 4th do 100 do.
IN BALDWIN,
Lot No. 8, IN Range, EAT, 100 acres.
6S, Pond lot, LOO do.
8, Sd Range, Eah, 100 do.
10, 7th Range, EaR, 100 do.
10, sth do. do. 100 do.
IN BROWNFIELD,
Two Lots in Brownfeld, containing about
500 acres each.
IN RUMFORD,
No. %, containing 90 acres, n Div.
l6, do. 80 do. do.
SO, I'd Div. 100 acres.
IL, Sd do. l48 do
IN Az,
No. 20, Range Cd, 100 acres.
10, 4th, 100 do.
8, l9th, 100 do.
8, l4rh, 100 do.
IN WILTON,
No. 1875, containing is acres.
2O7, 40 do.
IN NEW-SHARON,
One Lot, containing $50 acres, in the
north part of the town.
The above Lands will Re fsd on liberal
credit, and Settlers now Oh any Of the Lots
will be accommodated If they with it. For
particulars, apply to the Subscriber, at his
Office, in Middle-Greet, Portland, where he
may be found until tie middle Of January
next. PRENTIS MEL LEN
Dee 4, 1860. On
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22
HEBNON HLADEMI.

IT'D NUN 1ILID b1IIs
he term lucceeding the Winter Vacation
Of Hebron Aeldsn.y, will commence on
W. i'sf44y, TIE Thirty f LAY Of TIE present. z4orfB
A coAhIerstion that Board can be Obtained
for the trihing fun Of from 10 lhillngs
per week, and thar Tuition is but tzVo aoH-r.
qal FRY eerts per Quarter, will, it is hoped
lead thofe who may with TO attend it, TO con
ciude, chat 10 attending it, they will be con-
meeting the encouragement of che in(titution
with their own advantage.
JOHN TRIP, Se,',y.
Hebron, January IS, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22

For Sale, or TO Let,
"A ND immediate pofTeiIion given, Two
Story DWELL ING HOUSE in Free n,eet.
For particulars apply to
]. DICKS.
Portland, Jas Il,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22

THE iubfcriber hereby gives pubic notice
to all concerned, thar he has been cu-
Iy appointed and has taken upon himief the
truit Of administrator OF The eftale of
HENRY BRAY,
late Of New Glouceler, in the coun'y Of Cum
berlahd, yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond = I,
the law directs lie therefore requ1Hs IA
perfons who are indebted 10 lie faid teceai.
EDS eiizre, TO make immediate p ymsnt ana
thofe who have any demands thereon, 10 sF
hibit the fame to DAVID NELSON
Jan l., $40
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22
(tf)
Patent Wafsr-PrOgf HATS,
or the nicsft and belt quality, jult recsiv.
- ed and for fale by
John MAHAN.

at BIS HAT s. FUR STORE, n Fiih. lreet.
He will likewiEe receive in few days an Il.
fortment Of fuper6ne
BEAVER HITS,
wide and narrow Brims, from The BsPo. Ia,
Manrjsao,y, of the newell falhion, and war.
ranted to give the wearer faiisfa6tion and the
colors TO be durable. AS this Efabhihmsnt
is recent and the largelt in the United States,
the Agents thereof will have every induce
ment 70 have fuch Hats manufactured as viii
not fail 70 give purchalers fatisfa6tion and
command a certain preference.
Portland, fan. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22
OIL 81 CANDLES.

Bachelor Huaey,
Oepg.ff tbs India" CbiSf FJ6 frst,
l AS for fae, on reafonabIe terms,
4 1875 boxes SPERMACETI CANDLES,
4 calks SPERMACETI OIL,
OF an excellent quality.
NIB The belf Of SPER1lACE7X OIL,
fold for one dollar per gallon
CultOners are respectfully requelfed 70 call
at the hgn Of HyssEy = WIE.1cw.
Ngy, Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22
SETH CLARK.

FISHSTREET,
HAS juf received an ahortment Of Super
: = fine and Common
BROADCLOTHS;
which he offers for fale on the mot reafona-
bic terms.-LikszOjs, WAISTCOAT PAT
TERMS and TRIMMINGS of all kinds
Together with freih fupply of Webb's New
york Patent SUSPENDERS.
He continues 10 execute the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in the mon fashionable fyle, and with fidelity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22

NOTICE IS hereby given that The fublcri-
bers have bean duly appointed adminit.
traitors upon the eltate Of
JABEZ PRATT,
late Of BuckGeId, in the county Of OTfordr
woman, deceafed, and have taken upon them
ieIves that trult by giving bends a, the law d.
reets-and all peTfons having demands upon
the eitate of the iaid deceafed are required to
e1h'bi, the fame /; and all perfons indebted to
the iaid eitate, are called upon TO make pay
ment 20
RUTH PRATT, AIr7iziGrlhir,
THOMAS LORING, a ssirjf1fr
bHclteta, Dre l2tb, 1909. II I'D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22

SAMUEL WATSON.
9f9Jiss Mr.. Enoch Moulton's .JeyOelle,t Sbqe,
FIsH-STRErT,
A CQUAlNT5 his friends and the public,
= that he continues 70 carry on the
Tailoring Bufnefs,
in the moft faihonabIe and expeditions man
ner.
He has juft received from Bottom, fnall
afIortment of fashionable fuper6ne and COM
mOu
BrOadclOfb5, Cq6imeres and VeR-
ing;
together with an ahorrment Of TRIMMINGS
fuitable for the lame-which will be diCpoled
Of on he mot realonable terms.
Pc. tend Nov. 6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22

NJ 8. 7suet' Roz0, 4TE fret,
y IS juR received by the Packet, from
Liverpool, hand4ome aIortment Of
fLtted and jffApaaSa Ware, .3sVeLy,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

DIrp-At the residence OF her Father. in
LOUISA County, en- The Oath inst. Miss PAMEIA
NADIsoN, daughter OF MIR. John A,sdison---=
Whether this early victim 10 disease and death.
be viewed in tina character of n Daughter. a SIS
ter, or as only connected with society by the
common ties OF humanity, her characteris euu,i
~ worthy OF admiration and eulogy In SER
son ON which nature had exhausted all her skill,
dweit disposition. divineIy sweet-K.r mind,
winch WAS OF the most vigorous order, had been
improved, and her manners embell,shed by eve
y mean IN her power. In word it NAV be,
truly said, that she was flied in an emf
vent degree, TO fill any station of LIE. to
which one of her rnght have been
C;ied. with grace and dignity. Could It but
be expected then that the death of such an one
must be iamented by all /! Could il but happen
that her Appropriateness would mingle then.
sighs and tears over her unfortunate bier a----
But let our tears cease to flow tor on ear tn
'here lived not more viituous SOUL and
IN Heaven we trust there is not brighter AN.
gel
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29
LITER.ARY

In the AToarede France of the 10Th Of Nav
Iast, celebrated literary and political journal
PublFNed weekly in Paris, is found IA excel
ient re~rew oF new work entitled "SJoR1h
DELL CFE"RA DELLA 'INDBnyA," &c. Hisa
zo,J Of the 7d1 @ the jgdcbeadeacc Of tie t'nned
states ~ Amcrica, written bv Charles B,,ta. "a
TIC academy Of Turn and member of the lie.
gsi.uve body, (being tiie first comp sod in the
Nolian laH8uage)--lrom which is extracted the
following character of the immortal WASH
TNCToN:
" among a considerable number of illustri
o IS Lessons WHO were octive in the revolution !
the.e "rp-a,s one ofthOse heroic characters who
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29

Mississippi TERPtroRY-We are inform.
ed that the proposition to call a convention in the
M. T. without the authority of Congress, to form
a constitution, preparatory to the admission Of
that territory into the Union, is the suggestion
OF an individual member of the House Of Repre-
senla'Ves oithe territory & we have reason 10
believe will not meet the sanction of that BODY
And with regard to the supposition, that i;rita
tioE exists at the ssSt Of the general government
against that territory, it is probable that the OPP.
position OF the people to their late Governor, and
perhaps his supposed representations to the Elk
eeutive department, have given rise to IA crro.
neous opinion, that an impression has been ma &c
or tne Executive and on many members OF the
Legislature, unfavorabe to the ordcri. dspos
ton OF the citizens composing that section or TIE
UNION. We are authorized by Mr. Pomdexter
her delegate IN Congress, to state ;hat ender
The new order Of things, notwithstanding any
thing said to the contrary, they have FOL, conf
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t F. r NJ G

l. rms work will be completes, in about twenY
numbers each containing three mans and
vii be executed in a style similar. and in evera
respect. equal TO the English edition.
90 L. a. 1t VIII be published on wire woven paper
OF the size called Colombier, Us inches ~ q,
SO as to correspond with tile celebrated ,,orIS
of D'AHville. "o'AS
III The price Of each number will be fopr
collars plain, and FIVE dollars cooured The pr;cl.
VIII be considerably increased 10 on.s,ibsct;-
Ders. The English copies cannot be old in this
country under twelve doll rs number.
~. number will be publ sr.1 eyer, t,,,o
months until the work is completed
Copies OF each number will e neatly n,,t
together, with The maps cepefilIv fol,icj mn,
guards Gas they will be bound when The work is
completrd FIR more safe corver nee to thu coun.
.rH %n,Ist other copies will be delivered without
any fold to those who may prefer them N tHat
state o." '""r
Subscriptions will be received a, The Book
store Of Mr. John Jones, (where specimen
gle Tavern. '"~ A"'
December %. =.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29
D'1tujo TO Major

He (D'Yrujo) had
no doubt war was the
wish Of our admins
tration, for he had re-
ceived a letter from
New-Orlcans, dated on
the 25th of April last,
which stated that there
was a letter at that
place ia Mr.. Jcfferson's
hand writing, dated in
March last, which de-
clared that If the set
tiers between the Mis-
sissippi and the Rio
Perdido, would raise
the American colours,
they should be supper.
ted"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29
Negotiation for Peace 5etween Russia n1d
Inrkey

LONDON, Oct. 81.
"a IottehUurg mail arrived Yesterday.
which has brought intelligence of considera-
bic Importance. 1t is said in a letter from
Petersburg. that fresh overtures of Pc 9ce
hav been made to Turkry, and that Gen
hANINsKY has even received o~s1ers 20
concede the point, which caused the run
ture OF the last negotiation. The point - a.
understood at the time to be the demand
made by Russia of the cession OF Moldavia
and Wallachia. If this statement be well
touTied, we may hope that a Change is a
bout to take place in tn political system OF
the Cabinet of Petersburg, and that the
emperor Alexander, at length perceives
the danger to which his alliance with Bo
naparte exposes him. The idea of the es
tabiishment of kingdom of Poland, with
Berth'er for its sovereign, seems to have
given the alarm to the Cabinet of St Pc
tersourg; and it is said that several CORPS
under orders for Turkey, have been ii
rected to march ID the Polish frontiers.
Prince Bernadotte has arrived in Swe
den, after running some risk from the
English fleet, in the Belt.
The papers are four days later than have
been previously received They contain
various extracts from French and German
papers, but no intelligence of Importance
We can find nothing relating to American
affairs, but some extracts from AMERICAN
newspapers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29
--LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Capt. GRAY, who arrived Yesterday LEFT
London on the LIST of November at which
time the Orders of Council had not been re
pealed' and IL was not known what was the
intention of the British government OH the
subject.
We received London papers to the s1s,
OF October--(4 days the latest)--rrom
which the following articles are copied -
LeNDoE. Oct. 81
The King has been indisposed for several
days, in consequence of cold. The follow
ing Bulletins wer published by his physi
ans yesterday aud the day before.
October 90. 1910.
The King has been indsposed for a few
days past. HIS majesty has had fever.
and his nights have been restless but he
l9as had several hours sleep this morning. -
Oct. 80, 1910. Ten o'clock, A M.
The King has passed restless night.
and His Majesty is much the same to day
as yesterday"
1T is again said that Ausfria has made n
treaty with France. and engaged TO assist
her with 1000 soldiers.
Russia has proposed to renew the negoci
atoms viii Turkey, and to give up the main
point ~ d'spuie, viz the possession of
AoldaUia and Watiachia 1his.is ,hought
- be owing to the Russian Jealousy of
france.
An attempt has been made on the life 4
'Iustayds Adolphus, the late king Of S1vc
Grn,.
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BALTINoRe, December Is.
DISTRESSING.


Capt. Johnson, arrived yesterday. reports,
that ST. Augustine presented scene of dis
| Vess beyond description. Accounts were re-
ceNed there ct thirty fmir vessels being wreck
ed from the 25th To the 2o.h ocscber-four,een
on the Keys. and twenty on the coast of Florida
principally Americans; the crews were coming
IN daily, IN the most deplorable situation, naked
ana destitute of every means, mangled 4 much
mutliated, from their long march and suilerings
Oh 'he coast. The great influx Of these into st
augustine, raised the price of provisions and
oosri'ng to so great rate, that those able to
walk would have to foet it TO ST. sIary's, there
oeins no vessels az st. Augustine. The crew OF
the ship Anna, Hooper of this port, bad arrived
'here, AFTER long march Capt !. brought in
several OF the crew of the brig Argus of New.
raven, bound to Barbados. one OF the ship An
ma oil ihis port, and Portuguese, who belong.
ed TO ship from HAVANA to Spain Cant. /
could OBTAIN no particular list of the losses but
the number
Er-ato Owing to ths lateness o. the hour nj
winch our last paper was put to press. two We
ny obvious and material bunders escsped correc
t'on the one IN our introduction to the article
respecting the title to West Florida, in which
e"e territory east ofthe Perdido is mentioned
instead of Soest and the other in the article Il
self, where the United States are said to claim
the territory extending z3.stzr1rdiy Git should b.
e"sfS1 Udly, as an attentive reader will immedi
ateiy have perceived) to the Perdido-NAr Int
NEw-YoRL, Dccemberel9.
Ihearicai,-Mr. Cookies benefit is announ
ced for this evening. The Tragedy of Caro-.
written by the elegant Addison, has been cho
sen by him and perhaps more iudicious and
complimentary selection could not have been
made CARO-. the Father of bis country, who
disdsIned to outlive the Liberties of ROME. can.
not fail to be an interesting object to an Ame
''can audience The appearance of this f,vorite
son OF 1HespiS has drawn together audience,
more numerous and respectable, than were ever
before witnessed in our city. Ii shoud be re-.
collected, howev T, that the exclusive benefit of
these audiences has been the managers Nom.
ing Star
MIR. Jarvis, our late Consul at Lisbon. has
brought out with him Is Spanish Jacks several
black Cattle, and Spanish Hogs This gentle
man has sent to this country about 5000 Merino
Sheep.
a machine has beeu in.ented in Wilksbarre
Pena which will stamp 500 pieces of paper
hanging in hours.
a marine Encyclopedia, of z volumes, is pub
lished IN Europe. II has the sea terms in 4
languages and 2OOO mates
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29
fore1ull.
BOSTON. Dec Is.
fROM En- GLAND

Yesterday the brig Paufina. Capt Gray.
arrived here in Al days from ondon. with
London dates to the 31st DC ober They
contain nothing new from Lisbon.
he King was Confined with a ebrile af.
lection, and 50 much indisposed, that bvl,.
ietins were daily issued by his three atten
ing physicians His life was not supposed
TO be III 'm'ic dIa'e danger. The Princess
Amelia remained very low, her dissolution
evidently approaching.
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Boston Rcpeytorn If
Dec. 10. 1910.

Dec. 10 1910.
Gle (Mr JeHerson)
used his influence to
excite g revolt in West
Florida, in order that
Spain unable to extend
her arm TO her colo
MES, and France inca.
pable o. assisting her,
might both be willing
to relinquish it to the
United States. This
plot at that time did
not succeed, though
probably the seeds of
The late disturbance
were sown."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29

HADFORD & lNSKEEP, and MOSES
THOMAS, Philadelphia, propose TO pub.
iish the celebrated
ATLAS OF MIR PINKERTON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29

a marine Encyclopedia, of volumes, is put
i'shed IN Europe. 1t has the sea terms in a
languages, and 1000 plates
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29

Our readers have not forgotten the attempts
made by by ruJo IN 1904 to palm his sentiments
on the public, under American colors, which
ne proposed to purchase. Publications of
similar tenor are now appearing in certain prints
Whether they proceed from the same source as
certain Essays, under the signature of CrovioYa
Mdrent, we will not undertake to say Their
temper and object are the same.
Nat {rt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29

dencc that their Just claims on the attention &c
every department ofthe general government will
be respected.-N
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29

. a machine has becu in.ented i'm Wilk sbarre
Penn which will stamp 500 pieces of pap,
hanging in hours.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29

WAsHINcToN, December IS.
The Circuit Court of the District met at the
court room in the Capitol Yesterday.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29

MIR. Jarvis, our late. Consul at Lisbon, has
brought out with him Is Spanish Jacks, several
black Cattle, and Spanish Hogs. This gentle
man has sent to this country about 5000 Merino
Sheep.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29

- = MICA Oct s.
Count Gottorp Elk King OF sweden. has
arrived mere from 81. Petersburgh. Previ
Gus 70 ms departure he addressed a letter 10
the hlng and Diet OF Sweden, wherein he
pporaids them with their recent choice of a
Crown Prince which he terms ignominious
and aisgracefu IN the highest degree. . d
cons'gns the Government to eternal oblyi
on ana contempt, as unworthy the conside
ration OF their lawful Monarch.
Falmouth, Oct. SO. The Queen Char
iotte packet which sailed from hence on
the 18Th instant, with mail, for America
met heavy gale Of wind on the e2d in
which she was dismasted, and met other
serious damage.
Captain Nudge arrived here from Mounts
Bay, with the mats, which must be forwa,,,
ed by another packet.
Letters from London of the 26tb and q1st
OF October, mention, that they we're anJ,ious
~ waiting to know what the first of Novcm "
Der would bring forth RIO decided min
ION was formed whether the Orders in C0un-
ell would he repealed or not. Some. vino
had Tor 'Ime thought they might be repcal.
co now incline to Contrary opinion. VERY
niue reha"ce vas placed % the repeal IF
me berIIn and Milan DEGREES. The only
knowledge OF intimation of the repeai seem
ed TO DC derived from the Duke Of Cadore's
letter.
The Duties agreeably to the French De
cree Vt Aug 5. will be levied on all colonial
proddcc found in any ports of the North
those OF Russia for tue present, only ex
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29

1t IS stated in letters from Holland tina.
no less than sixteen French Ccuriers We
imprisoned at Bayonae fer having refused
20 proceed 10 the armies in Spain and Por-
tusa' with dispatches. Hardly one mes
senser on, OF SIX. who take the route of the
destiua ion - III"
An Officer of high rank at Malta, is 70
por ed 20 nave fallen in love with the eIdss.
daughter of LuCIEN RoNApARTE D.