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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-23

11dssachuseffs -For Governor. in SO:
tnwns-For Gerry 36,S56--Gore, IS, 975 -.
Majority tor the Req Publican Candidate, SO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-23

Look out--The English admiral to ia ma :
ica undertakes TO declare zvar-See his let
ter-our minister's leaving Englaudsis to
be the signal OF war-asainst our COM
merce. we presume.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-23

An absurd paragraph is going the round
of the federal prints. importing the revoca !
ton OF Mr.. WARDEN's commission as Con
SD! to France. 1t is scarcely necessary to
state, that he report is entirely without foun
pation-.Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-23

PRIZE.--Relf's Philadelphia Gazette of
Saturday, says, the UniCed Sta,es' Gun
Boat, 152, has captured FRENCH PRI-
VA TER oil the Balize.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-19

evers terssn on board rsas on shsr' otfo'v-
dnce. Whereupou the said Notary, al
the request and on the behalf OF the SAD
John Powers have protested, and by these
presents do publicly and solemnly protest
against the aforesaid French squadron,
their officers and men, and the aforesaid
wanton, unlawful and pirAtical destruction
of the said Brig Endeavour and her cargo
and all losses, damages and injuries whlcn
thereuPon ensued.
In testimony whereof, as well the
Opponents as the said Notary,
have to these presents subscribed
(SEAL) our respective names, and have
hereto aGxed my seal of office the
day and year above written.
GEO. w. STRONG, Not. Pub /:
IOHN POWERS,
NICHOLAS B. PROCTOR,
JOSEPH TUCKER,
RICHARD 3. CASWELL.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-19

ID Y this public instrument and declaration,
- be il known and made manifest, unto
whom the same doth or may concern, that
on this third day of April, in the year of
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
eleven, before me, George w. Strong,
Public Notary, in and for the state of New.
York. duly commissioned and sworn, re.
siding in the city of New. York, personally
came and appeared John Powers, master,
Nicholas b. Proctor, passenger, Joseph
Tucker, mate, and Richard b. Caswell,
one Of the seamen, late of the brig Endea-
your, of Marblehead, belonging to Joseph
and Benjamin Hooper, who being by me
respectively duly sworn upon the Holy E.
vangelistsG did severally and each one for
HIMSELF depose, protest and say, that on
the sixteenth day of February last past, they
set sail and departed in and on board of the
said vessel in the respective capacities "a
bove mentioned, from Lisbon bound to
Marblchead aforesaid, having on board
beside ballast, one hundred and fourteen
Merino Sheep, ten thousand dollars in
specie, and some fruit-That nothing
worthy of special notice occurred until the
:rsenty second day Of the same month Of
February, zUhen being IN latitude about
shirsg.trUo degrees norm, and lin longitude
about eighteen degrees rves,, at about eight
O'Clock in the morning discovered four sail
astern, distant about three leagues, coming
directly after the Endeavour, and gaining
upon her fast, having good whole sail
breeze; three of which upon their coming
mp they found were French frigates com.
manded by commodore Roqueber,, and
bound, as they understood, with one thou.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-19
BosToN, April 6.

Yery late fran Eurobe.-Yesterday we
received files OF London papers to the 11th
ultimo, brought by the Alert, in the extra.
ordinary passage of 20 days from Liver.
pool.
The most interesting article furnished by
them is, that Mr.. Pinkney had taken le;-ve
Of the British Regent preparatory to his
immediate return to the u. States that all
negotiation on the subject in dispute be.
tween the two countries had been broken
off; but that Charge des ARaires would
be left to transact unimportant business.
In Parliament MIR. Percival had declared
his readiness to accommodate all differen-
ces with the United States, on the terms
expressed in the Regents speech !; and that
Mr.. Foster would carry to America pro.
positions thereon which he conceived ought
not to be rejected. War, though expect.
ed by some, was not generally apprehe nd
ed.
After searching our files from the I'd
Feb. to the last date, we have not been
able to find oae article from France res.
pecting the restoration of American Pro.
perty sequestered therein, and which had
been proposed to have been restored on
the I'd Feb. nor have we heard of single
American vessel having sailed after that
period. Notwithstanding this, the Moni.
teur of the LIST March, repeated the old
story of the Duke of Galore, that the De.
crees were repealed as they respected A.
merica though Immediately after, it de.
clared those DEGREES shall be the perma.
nent law of France as long as the British
Ordersin Council continued. Our read.
ers must solve this paradox.
We are assured that letters had been re.
ceised in England, announcing the arrival
OF several American vessels in France af
ter the I'd February, which had been ad
mltted TO an eatry on paying the heavy du.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-19
NETWORK, April 8.

Tie late neuvs.-The Alert, arrived at
Boston, in a short passage from Liverpool,
has brought London news to the 18th OF
March, several days later than before re-.
ceived. Our columns of this day contain
the most important articles by this arrival.
Never perhaps did such string of para
graphs appear at one time, flom which SO
little satisfactory intelligence can be drawn.
There is much said with regard to our re-
lations with Great. Britain and France, but
nothing which can be depended on, can be
made out of it. France has revoke ed her
DEGREES, and yet she declares that they are
not and cannot be revoked while the Eng.
fish Orders are in existence. She not only
declares that they are not revoked, but she
continues to act under them, as will appear
from the account of the capture of an A
mercan vessel as late as the 9TH of March,
which we insert this day. Mr.. Pinkney
appears to have no notice of the actual re.
peal Of the DEGREES, if he had, he would
undoubtedly have communicated such no.
tioe to the British government before he
took his final leave of the country. With
respect to our affairs with England the &C
counts. are as dark, inexplieable and con.
trajectory as those with regard to France.
Mr.. Pinkney is coming home, and all ne
gociation is broken off--yet it appears the
British ministry are willing to settle the
differences in an amicable manner, and
that Mr.. Foster is to renew the negocia.
tons in this country---Mr. Pinkney leaves
charge do9airs, but without any powers
except what are sufficient to transact the
ordinary intercourse between the two ma
tions. There was some talk of war BE-
tween the two countries, but the accounts
do not justify the idea that any such thing
is to be apPrehended. We know indeed
shae Bonaparte expects US 70 declare war a.
gainst England, as condition of the revo-
cation of his DEGREES, but we do not think
our administration is as yet prepared for
such an event And as from appearances
the question of peace or war must be decid-
ed in this country, we think there is no.
danger that war will be decided on.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22

tie unfortunate pgcditstnent 6 these
faithful officers
The arrival Of the brig Hare from
Demarara, was very cruel Tick OF
dame fortune, as it probably prevented
a gentleman from screening vessel
from bondage, and his conduct fron,
scrutiny.
! wish Ills honor to know, that took
the deposition of Alien, without any in-
tention of injuring the property OF ike
owner Of the Huron, (for tue vessel was
already bof.drd y and ! despise an in
former, as much, IS ] dsspise man,that
publicly proelairns law erceiienf,"
that he Immediately violates. Ii was
taken, to prove the propriety OF the
questions in the Boston Gazette, and
forwarded to its Editors, without any
request for publication, ar any strict
ures on the owner ef the ;Iurcn.
Now as thou, formidable compound
oflitera,ure and war, the present great
est man in the East, (the former great
est man Of image memory being no
more) hast by the assistance of thy
friends and retainers, furiously attacked
me with number.o questions in the
Argus, the elegance and ingenuity OF
which defy he power Of criticism, and
challenged me int newspaper COM
bat, parry the first onset with these
presents, and if second thrust IS made
II know my guard.
Capt. Footc. am sure will receive
more pity than censure from the COM
munity, for lending his name in such
way, as cannot add to his reputation,
and for making himself the Foofe-siool
of ambition, and the tool of svarice.
] had no disposition TO enter, aud
have none to continue, . controversy,
so embarrassing to the public, but if |
am again attacked, will produce some
facts, that will not serve to retard the
rapidly declining popularity of GER
tain aristocrasical denagogue, who has
my consent to read this my answer IN
the same public place, where he erRIs-
ingly read the address to
HENRY PUTNAM.
Brnnssmek, AtirH 10, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22
.NEW GOODS.
William Goddard.

William Goddard,
HAS received by several late arrivals from
Liverpool aud BRISTOL, large quantity of
1 Hqrd Hare Goods.
AlsO--200 boxes Crown Window Glass.
various sizes,
so casks Nails,
Quantity of clustered Steel,
Anyiis, Vices, Shovels, Spades, &c &c.
Which are for sails, by Wholesale and retail
at his store in Miduc-strees, on The most
favorable terms
Fsrfisrs, .Nss 10 lE(
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22

%..4.e d-rosnio,.f.r A,icn To l'are s'gaea,
,,os' f,irrr wA.ll. have been sc'n- ~ 1ienus
i',r hr,i1,mg n tsifae
Before Joar worship passed ne dat
with I:rem.h Alien, he hsd engagsd -
f...' lol ~ voyase on hoard htsg - this
rlsce, and had received tHcnlvtwo dollars
savnnrc. He certainly must have bad bad
pflsisers, As welI IS have keep \ ccm?ap. /;
fir, two days atlcs tga isf, hs - -'ti,
cheating the owners otss ofth- t"ca y.tw0
dot.rs. and has not been hearl OF sirc..
Considering that l am Got =. brother
fawJer.uf yvuss, as you not under very
great obligations 70 me for gitiag ycu all
MS information without fee which will
crable JON 20 fliow your friend jeremiah
Alien. and save Yourself aud the Legisla.
ture great deal II lrvu1ie herssfter.
DAVID FLOCE.
g Bah, d5-.l 4fh, 1911"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22

THE Proprietor Of the two Townihips
L granted 10 the fuferers Of Portland,
are hereby reminded that their meeting itands
adjourned TO Thuriday nrrt, az 3 O'Clock
P. M. at my ofice-As information intereit-
ing 70 them viii be communicated, il is hop
ed there viii be general attendance
Samuel Freeman.
AptiI 90, 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22
Z. GREELY,

40. I, Lsrg- JH5o.f Hs5 fsc lfaIe,
$50 bolts RufEa Duck
100 pieces Ravens DO.
20 pieces India do.
20 pieces Coton do
so chefs Hyfon Skin Tea
20 do. souchcng
IS bags Sugar
20 bags Coffee
hhds. American Gin
10 bags Pimento
| box China Cups and Saucers
1000 boxes Herring 200 hUxes Soap
200 bbis. Mefs, Cargo No and eeef
Also
CORDAGE by the gang, It thors notice,
on liberal terms
Fst,sa,y is. I'D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22
Slls at auction.

IO-NCRROW, al IL o'rlsck rocv,
On fLs prfrufss,
THE DWELLING HOUSE and Oaf Bull
dingsnow owned AMI occupied by DIT
Sliriy E,pirg. in Federal ftrces-Co1diticrs
made Known AZ the fate.
y. cRHELf, h-a'r
April 60, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22

ITO be fosI by order Ut Coax. o. Aso. N
the tweatie'h day Of Nay pea. as Eaaic
Of SAMUEL. COBB,
late Of Portland, Deresfed, j. being Lot WI
Land, with she Buildings thereon, Si.ua'ed on
Cumberland Street, IN SAID Portland Saving
the Widows dower) and a.io the Righ; of Re-
demption in another Lot Of Land and H.,
building thereon Mortgag~d 10 lanes Dcer-
ing-saie At O'Clock
sARsH THOME. .fssujfrat,is.
PORTRAYED april %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22
Farm in Cape Elizabeth.

TEE fac Of the FARM IN Cape Elizabeth
now owned and occupied NY Capt. W1l.
Thomas, win take place Oh Wsist-ay -ssf,
on the premifas. ar ~ O'Clock A. N ~asa
il will poGsively be fold, If fair wea.reg e
not, The 6rR fair day following. -sn1iiiaa
Of lsle. 2, s, and 2 months, loF approved
notes without iDterea.
q GaHZLF, dr7r
APRIL 20, l3EI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22
Sasftte Ship pffDs.
PORT OF PORTLAND-l6ll.

Arrived Orig Hunter, capt Greedy, 70
days from ST. Bartholomew. Left there,
schrs. S;enicr, Swain, and Three Friends.
Brown, Of Newburyport and Hanscom, OF
Salem pril z, in lat "a long 50, spoke
ship Cornela, Griffith, SO days from Lisbens
for New York; lat SO Ion 50 Brig Abigale,
Davis, DAYS from Alexandra, for Lisbon,
lat 40 Ion II, Brig Samuel, Huffman, from
Newlondon, Tor Barbados, tand al the same
tune schooner Betsey, from Cumana, for
Marblehead.
MEMORANDA.
More r,ref --l'he brig N srsEsiity, Capt
Henry Packard, master, of Boston, from
Baltimore, for Bristol, Eng. was captured
Jan. 26, by French privateer brig and or
dercd to The first port IN France. The mate
and aearnen w.re taken on board the privg.
tecr-the captain lett IN the vessel The
mate and crew were afterwards put on
boz. y the Maysyille, Of Philad. and landed
at .rewyy. Feb. 10. The mate arrived at
this place on Saturday, in The Venus, from
liverpool The Msysvlle wss plupdered
bvthe Frenchman. bur being al old vessel
and loaded entirely with fsxseed, was re-
leased only ON account of being not worth
taking.
The Venus, arrived At Boston from Liv-
erpool is seized because the Berlin Decree rs
repeated : md she brings the mate of q Bos-
ton vessel captured under thas decree Janua.
ry 30
Liveyp,oi, March IL. arrived Octayia,
Wiscassct Tsrquin. Nicaoll, Portland |;
Swiftsure, Massachusetts.
The ship Nums, of Portland, sailed from
Liverpool, in CO. with the Manchester Psck-
ct, arrived at n. York, in % days from Liy-
erpool.
Brig Frances, Merrill. Of Portland, has
cleared at Ph:adeiphia, for Lisbon.
The brig Rapid. capt. Curtis Of Portland.
arrived at Memel on the - pct. in dis.
tress for want of provisions. In this situa-
ticn they were promised relief and protect
ton but this promise, predica,ed upon
French faith, was not regarded, and the brig
and Cargo were taken possession of and,
notwithstanding the remonslrances and pc.
tilions of the owner, the government were
proceeding to seqaestrste his vessel and
cargo LIN this situation the owner and crew
took q favourable opportunity and put her
to sea, without the captain, who was then
on slAre, and arrived safe at a port in Rus.
sia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22
WILLIAM & S. HASKELL.

INFORMS their friends and the Public that
: they have Removed from Free Greet Cd
their New Store in Back nrest, near the CoufE
Houfs--where they have on hand variety
Of Cabinet Turnisurs--which they offer for
iale on rezlo1aoie rerns--Tfev aeknow1edqe
pah favors aud loiicit coutInasrte Of the
fame. Every attention to cu(fcmers Ia the
above branch ot buhnsls, will Be yrntfnRlly
attended 70.
w * S. Fl. Return their thanks 10 .be
public for ,he.c liberal alliance, wLirh they
have received with gratitude.
April, 8. IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22

THE sublcriber having ettabIfhad hiulfex
in the commilIion buGnefs, in Charit!ton
(Souh Csrslina) tenders his fervices 10 the
Merchants of PortIauE and the diiEria Of
Maine aud Others who may have buEHef.
to anlacf in this place--Aii orders or con
fgoments zddreAed 10 him, will ke faithfully
aud punctually attended 70
THEODORE POWERS
Refsysrtst,
CHARrEs, Coffin, Esq Buxton
" Mt c .p1s v M ml "r...s' Portland
Charlton, 5 Q March, rs 1911 sn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22

SALT.
900 Hhds coarfe Liverpool SALT,
For fsle on liberal credit, at 10 "a. Uqfsr-
Hiatt by !. RICHARDSON.
april 8 ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22
PortIasd april %.

N0TlCR Is hereby gives = u.rrr,-
Der has been d-'y app .-- e.ttrs-
tor Of the eflate Of
SAMUEL BROWN,
late of Bath, in The County of Lincoln. Marin
er, deceafed and has taken upon himfe'f has
trun, by giving bondi As the 'aw direeta.
And all peFfons having smand. upon he e.
tate Of the faid Samue Hfown, are required
70 erhlbit the fame and al perfons inaehts1
TO the faid eRs,e, are called upon 10 make
payment to
DAVID SHAW Adrsiajfyasov.
Bath, April 10, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22
YALUABLE MEDICINES.

{ FTLUdGLE M T. DfOtLSE ,.
COOLEY's Vegetable Eixer, or Cough
- Drops, for aAhmas, coughs, cold-, fPi:ung
of blood and och-r complaints OF enc Lungs
Us merits liaIfd unrivailed.
ibameGn's Celebrated .Fy--Water.
This remedy is made of materials ennre'y
different from ,hoie commonly ufed for fore
eyes-and the proPrietor J. 70 ianguine that
il will give relief IA every uitance ai-ere X y
applied agyeeabiy ID The dtrscfons, thAt t.
helitates not 20 anthsriie 81 sgsnss 70 return
the money where the Eye Waser Sss NJ PEI
fosm VIVA. it psoTnass
Les's gsuuiae Cjt1indbao,1 BiFirps Pill.
Ra4gEn'5 mt bIliloa5 aud St1anl15:c
BiHerS.
Hteas9a's genuine Hcb Oh .neaf,
Wbe1t0a's Tarmdics Binrrs. o..
s..Tne above artic . nay b haL wAol-
fale and r.Fail IF
JOHN COE,
No. 4, Fxcseane
Who has eoni'aafly Tor lz'e. an extrnEve
sTor,reni Of DRUGS and MEDICINES, Il
genuine 9aality.
II NIedieine' Boxes put UP q repaired =
ihVEs nosics.
LsriRsyds BEL ilsyred sNUFF.
IN D EApetsei "a . few Z y, al eS'sa
Use abatement q
fre', Cardfl rssas.
xrsar II O.
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e. Great Bargains.

THE subscriber contemplating remoy.
l. al to the country. offers for sale his
STOCK OF FURNITURE, consisting OF
Sideboards. Secretaries, Bureaus, Tables OF
various descriptions and other Furniture too
,edious To mentien-ail Of which he will dis.
pose of ON very reasonable terms Tor cash or
good notes. -,
James Ward.
NB. A good ten pla.e STOVE, with
Pipe Also, Franklin do. for sale by the
subscriber. w.
September 10 co.
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To be RE NTED,

.1rd immedi1te hossesstoH gTUen,
That conmodious and spacious three sto-
~ W1REHOUSE, at the corner OF Prince
and Water streets opposite the Farmers
Bank of Alexandra, at present occupied by
Messrs- Faron, IMeteay y co.-For terms
apply to
Rlchd. M. Scott.
October q 2aw3w
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SPANISH HIDES.
2oco large SPANISH HIDES, received
and for sale by
Iohn Tucker.

~ The Editor of the Republican Farm
cr' At Stauaton, and Winchester Gazette
., Winchester, are requested TO insert the
above three times. and forward their accounts
TO this Office for payment.
October ii
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Cay of Washington, October s, A. u.
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Cay of Washington, October 8, a. u.
1911, and A. L. 58ll.
AT an extra Meeting OF the Grand Lodge
of the Diarlct of Columbia. among otner
proceedings were the following, TO wit =
Resolved, That a dcpu,a,ion be appointed
By, and on the part of this Grand Lodge, to
meet in Convention in the City Of Washlng.
ton, the Deputies that may be appointed BY
,be several Grand Lodges in the United
States, on the fourth Monday in January
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on
Wherrupor, Hrothers Valentine Re'nfze''
Amos Alexander, Alexander M'Cormick'
Joseph Cassin anc John Richards, were &C
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Te,t. JAMES HEWITT,
Dep'y G. Sec'ry.
Cctnher al. o".
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IOHN G.. LADD,

JO1N U. LA'
Ha. far sc!e, nory landing from schooner Ea-
g!., Cant Haayes from Boston,
2o5 h.gs heavy Sumatra Pepper, entitled
Ito drawback on expectation
90 barrels NuscOyado Sugars
500 reams Writing and Wrapping Paper
IS tons Plaster Paris
IN STORE,
A quantity of Liverpool coarse & fine Salt
sacks.
Mould and dipt Candies, Sherry Wine IN
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