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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

scented by tic land 9f beauty, elegance and
grace. iVhie these have charms for the
soldiers. the officers and members Of the
Portland kHe Company will never forget
It's motto.
The O4csrs arf Members of The Portland
Hyft Company The elegance OF their uni
totm, nesuess oftheir arms and equipments,
correctness u their m2rchngs and prompt
ness other evolu,ions, evince that mariil
spirit and patriotism which is the fmeot
shield to their cuun,ry.
The principles 81 Washington May they
Ike Csmmcmie flowers, rise, the more
theH are trodlen upon.
The Ocean May il be as free to American
commerce as 10 tie wines Of Heaven.
The PaiStot Hero, W.kinson--A jeiferso
man Meteor, f" kindied iutO existence BY
the eiiervesccnce Of purifying democracy ;,
The Sage Of Moauce!to-Thou philoso-
Pher IN Sat and tad po.es -analyse the one
and disscct the othel, bui NEEDLE no more
with sHAlrs OF state.
10 the evcNing, the Hall, which had been
pev'0us'y decorated with much taste, was
handsomely Illuminated, add an appropriate
Military Concert was gwen by the Band
attached to the Company, whose taste and
skill IN selecting and performing their pieces
entitie them to universal appreciation and
applause. The Company was honored BY
the most brilliant assemblage ofLadits and
fGenuemcn ever Witnessed in this town on
= similar occasion
l. cannot but afford The highest gratifca-
ton 70 tie citizens If Portland, collectively
and individually, 10 ebservethat genuine
lFPir.i NJ patriotism has induced 50 large a
lhumher u its most enterPrising and prom
llsmg young gentlemen to associate them
selves together for the laudable purpose Of
pertectinE themselves in military discipline,
AND qualifying themselves 10 serve then
country IN the hour OF danger, and TO defend
and support It's Constitution against every
species Vt foreign and domestic invasion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

he iubicriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, that The has been d.. -
appointed and taken upon herfef the truR Of
adminIitratrII on the eltate Of
Ezra JORDAN,
late of Raymond, in the county Of Cumber-
land, yeoman, decealed, by giving bond as
Abe law directs-lhe therefore requeits all
perlcns who are indebted 10 the faid deceaf-
eds eitats 70 make immediate payment and
thoie who have any demands thereon, to e.
hibit the fame TO
PEGGY JORDAN
Hay 8. 1902 en-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
PROPOSALS
FOR CARRYING
Mails of the United States
ON THE FOLLOWING POST ROADS.
Will BE RECEIVED
at the Poit- Office in Portland, me
s7fI Hf "a day Of Ja.y Next
IN MAINE.

1. From Pornmouih N II. 10y Kittery
York, Wells, Kennebrnk, Biddgford aud Scar
boro', to Portland, and from Portlmouth N
II. by Dover. Berwick, Doughty sfaus Kenne
bunk, 6iddeford and Scorboro 70 Portland
10 pats alternately tx times week
Leave Pordmouth every day fave sundsj
at IL P. ~. and arrive at Portland the
neEt day by 9 q ~. Leave Portland every
day fave funday at noon, and arrive al Poets
mouth by ? "a lin winter by ZIP M
From Portland by Falmouth, North Var
mouth, Brunlwick and Bath, 10 WifcafFet,
three times a week
Leave Portland every Tuesday, Tharfday
and Saturday by 10 q. ~ aud arrive at VII
cAiiet BY 6 2. ~ (winter p ~ Leave
Wlieahst every Monday, Wetnefday and
Friday At 2. %. and arrive At Portland by
III a. ~.
;. From Wifcades, by Newcafile WaIdobo-
ro' Warren, Camden, Canaan, LIncoInyuls
NorthPort, Belfafi and Proipect, 20 Buck
itown, twice a week.
Nay I, IL Ncvsmbsy 4.
Leave WifcaTet every Wednefsay ana F-i
Gay az 5 a. ~. and arrive At BackAoua al
next days by ~. Leave Breakdown ev-
cry MONDAY aud WeGneiday a ,. - and as
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

THE fubfcrbers hereby give pubic notice
10 all concerned, that we have been duly
appointed and have taken upon ourfeves the
trutt of executors of the al; will and Teaa-
ment of
PETER THACHER,
late Of Corham, in the county of Cumberland,
Attorney of Law, by giving bond as the law
directs-they therefore requeli all perlons
who are Indebted to the fad deceafed's eaAte,
70 make immediate payment and thole who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame to Archeiaus Lewis Efq. al Falmouth,
STEPHEN THACHER,
ARCHELAUS LEWIS
Jane IS, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

c. 70 RezCerS and Correspondents.
III liz great length ofthe Governors speech
which is contained in this days paper, obh-
ges ~ 70 defer many articles prepared in
type until our next.
/. Structures on DR. Pari,h's Fast day Ser
mon, No 2, is received aud shall be attend
ed 70 next week. Tie Goaker No 3, came
too tate for this days paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
10 TIE PUBLIC.


Tie iub.criber having been greatly bene-
fitted by the ufe of DR. ROGERS VECETA.
BLE PULMONIC DETERGENT conceivss
It duty he owes the Proprietor of the Med.
cine and the public, 10 fate the following
facts
For feversl years have been much afflicted
with the AllhmA, aud for weeks together
have not been able 10 lie down in my bed !;
ieeIng the above Medicine advertiled for lsle
at MIR. TAPPANs Book Store, I determined
20 make trial of il, though have always been
much preJudiced againit Patent Medicines ia
general, and confefs had very little faith in
tins but 20 my great furprize and Joy, foon
after taxing the hrit doie, found mylelf 20
much relieved as to leep quietly in bed and
have ever hnce, when in the leaft troubled
with the Afhma, found immediate relief by il,
ule.
DO not heli,a,e, with confidence, TO recon.
mend the VEGETABLE DETERGENrto ali
IN the leaf afflicted with the Allhma, aud have
no doubt but they will receive great relief by
the ute Of this invaluable Medicine.
WILLIAM WALKER.
SOLD By
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,
E'f6lHZf F'eEf. II Juze IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

|. thomas Chadwick q Co.
HAVE iuR received aud offer for fale, a,
No. J, Central Row--RulIia and Raven.
Duck so bOls. Tar-25 do. Pitch-I5 do
Turpentine-IO ca1ks black and bright Var
niih-Lnieed, Sperm and Whale OiI-6o
kegs White Lead, ground in Oil-2 tons fheet
aud bar Lead--iheathing and drawing Nails ;
Sd, Sd, lOd and god do-Sheathing Paper
ton Oakum-CAmeoofes, different 6zes-
together with complete a1ortment of
SHIP CHANDLERT.
Lilt-Ojt- Cordage By the gang or fmaller
Quantities; all of which will be luppled On
the mott liberal terms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
Portland Academy.

THE third quarter will commence SIN Tu'y
q next, Parents VINO have ichoars 10 lsnd
are requeiied TO leave their names in feafon,
with Judge FreeAan or The Preceptor
a. no more than IS lchoIars can be admitted.
Navigation taught 10 all its forms aud
varieties-Uies Of Qs4drsnt aud se1tant
Working Luuars, Ecliples, &c-by private
tuiticn Inquire Of the PreeePtor
Jane l7lh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

N1E the fubfcribers. CommiiIioners appoin-
red by the Hon Samuel freeman, Efq
Judge of Probate, of Wills, tJ'c. for the Couu.
~ of Cumberland to receive and examine the
claims of the feveral Creditors, to the eltate OF
NATHANIEL BENNETT, late Of HarpswelI,
in iaid County, Yeoman, deceafed, Represented
iniolvent, hereby give notice that tx months
are allowed the iaid Creditors, to bring in and
prove their claims and thar the Commifion-
ers will attend for that purpofe at the Coun
ting Room of Daniel Tucker on the lat I'ueC,
day Of this preient month, and or the frG
Tuefdays of the Eve next following months
from two TO five o'clock in The afternoon of
each day
DANIEL TUCKER
EDWARD BARNEyHLES COM
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

HE iuofcriber hereby give, public notice
to all concerned, that the has been duly
appointed aud taken upon herieIf the trult Of
AdminiitratriK with the Will annexed on the
eltaie of
THOMAS DELAEo.
late OF Portland, in the county Of Cumberland
blacksmith, deceafed, by giving bond a. the
'aw directs tlie therefore requens all perfons
who are indebted 10 the isid deceafeds eRzte
20 make immediate payment aud thofe who
nave any demands thereon TO exhibit the fame
70 ABIGAIL DELANO.
June l9, 1871 nm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

CERTIFY that my wife, ELIZABETH
BROTHERSON, of tender and delicate
contribution, was fe,zed ia nuguit, 1909, with
violent cough, erpectorating matter freak
with biood-Pain in her breaIt, back, and fide,
her complaint increaied 70 rapidly, that her
father aPPly'd to one of the moa eminent
Physicians in the city of New. York; her
complaint ltilI increaied, aud reduced her We
~ low. with every appearance of the LAT fate
OF coniumPuoH. She was then induced 10
Try DR. ROCKS Pulmonic Detergent Ia a
very fhort time (he found relief, aud is now,
under Divine Providence, in comfortable
Rate of health. The faIu,1rY effects of the
Pulmonic Detergent, induces her to continue
the nie Oft can truly fay have the high
eH opinion Of the Pulmonc Detergent.
JNO. BRO rHERSON
WslEchefer County, Courtlandt Town,
May IS, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
INDIA SILKS.


A@f61ags frsst, (fTyo dcoys EelczV f5s 1laiat Fns
and Marine LasHranse O5F.e/
As Juit received a few pieces Of India
Il SlLK5-AIfo, an aGor,ment of elegant
SHA"Ls, which he will fell az Bottom prices
June II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
DortianO,

Monday, June IL, 1911.


MILITARY.
On Thursday the 9Th inst tie portlsnd
Light iafanlry Company under the COM,
manI og Capt Francis Osgool. paraded il
celebration Of the Anniversary Of their or
pau'za;jon. For the precision il their vari
Gus evoWions and fittings, they merit much
J1plause their shots at q target, FOR which
j Ielal was presented 70 the best marks.
man, were generally such ~ would confer
credit % tho most experienced IN the af
tcgnuon 'hey proceeded 10 Union Hall, and
paslOuE ot Al excellent Entertainment.
.fyqus.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
rive a; NacaGa; IN racfday snd ILurf5sv
NagfAlfr j. w Nav \.

I've a. "Ac2.4li On lciday sHt IhurtCfr
by sPn
Nagtaier j. u Nay 4.
Lesvs Wiiesner every Wednefasy and
Friday sr ga. aud aruye u Buckaown oa
Thuridsy ald Sa urtay hT sp "a Leave
Breakdown every Monday aud lhuriLsy at Z
N, aud arrive A. Ndcaiiet ou IuridaT and
FFi,- by loan
: Froa Lincolnvilc BY C4aine, Bialhin
Trsnt0n Su!hvau. C1uidtboro, Stsuben,
Cberry6sid, Addlion. Columbia, Iol.e. aud
Machias, ID DeznsgisiHl once wssk.
Leave Lncolnvilie s7ery 1hutfday a.
q. aud atrve a. Deuneyigrit on Suucay ~
10 p Leave Denney ivil.e every sunday AZ
2 pa ana arrive At idncolH5.lle tie nezs
! Netnet-4y by SIN
From De0ney ivIiie Ivy Eallporl and SEQ.
Die 10 CALAIS once week
Leave Denueyfville every Sunday atlen
and arrive ar Calais on Monday En- i n.
Leave Calais every Saturday, At Z y and ar
i've az Denncyivile on sunday by lo4m.
6. From Portland, 6y Gorhaai Burton. Il.
merck Iimhgton, Cornnh, Parfunheld, New.
| Geld, Shaple,gh, Lebanon, Berwick, Sanford.
Alfred, WATERFORD, PhiliiPiburg and Buxton,
10 Portland once a week
| Leave Portland every Monday at u u and
arrive at DouysiaIs on Wednesday by 6 -.
Leave Doutysfalls On Thurfday al ~ aud
arrive at Portland on Friday by 6em
2 From Portland BY Saccarappee. Corhari.
Standi(h, Flintaown, Hiram. Brownfeld. FRY
burg, Conway, Bartlett. Rofebrook. aud Jet-
fsrion, to Lancafc II once week.
| Leave Portland every Mosday III : ~ and
arrive at Lanca0er Oh Wednesday by 8 D g..
Leave Laucsiter every Thurldzy At J,
aad arrive az Portland on Friday by6en.
! From Portland BY Wiudham, RAYMOND.
Bridgetown, Lowell, Waterford, NORWAY,
Paris, Buckfeld, Sumner Hartford, Liver
more, Turner, Poland, New Cloucener. He.
bron, Paris, Norway &c to Portland, once a
| week
Leave Portland every Tuefday Al 8 %
and arrive at New Gloucelter on Thuriday
| by " Leave New Glorcefler al 5 , =
aEd arrive at Portland on satnrdav by
~.
9 From Portland, by Falmouth, Gray, New
CloucelteT, Lewiaon, Green, Monmouth Win.
throp, Auguna, Sydney, Waerviile. Fair
held Canaan and Norridgewock, 10 Anton,
once week.
Leave Portland every Monday at s ~
aud arrive at Auguliz on Tuelday by 2 b va.
Leave Auguna at 3 , - and arrlve Il Anton
90 Wednesday BY 8 p 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

HE iublcriber hereby gives public notice
TO AL concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and taken upon himleif the trua Of
Administrator on the efate Of
BENJAMIN DUNNINC,
late of tiarplwell in the county OF Cumber.
land, tiquire, deceaied, by giving bond as the
law dtrects--He therefore Tequeits all perlons
who are indebted to the laid deceafeds effae,
TO make immediate payment and thole who
have any demands thereon, 70 exhibit the
fame to BENZ AMIN CUMMING.
June Is, 1871.
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Printing

4 ail kinds promptly eIecu cd as the 0aEce of
TBR PcRrkAao CAzEr1E.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
Wanted n Hire

W6Hf64 10 hire,
Dwelling Houfe, 10 central part Of
the town, iu;able for fnial famiIy-for
which rent will be ? AID panclualIy -Enquire
as above 3uss IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

LOSI--sKtf0sed 20 hare been stolen,
FROM the shop of the subscriber, Note
Of Hand, signed jointly by Thomas Han.
son and John Hanson, for % dollars ana
rs cents, PAYABLE to the subscribe, dated
February 20, 1871. All persons are eau
TONED against purchasing said no;e as pay
ment is stopped.
June IL, JOHN PRITCHARD
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Fxtraa Of letter from Mr.. Charles Tappan,
Portinouih, N. Hampihire, March "a. 1871.
SIR,
! ie' d you by this days MALTA paper con-
tanning Certificate OF Mr. William Walker
q tins town, Of the efficacy Of your Medicine /;
ne "a one OF our MOI Respectable men.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
REMOVAL.
DANIEL THURSTON,

DHANILL III = I'D ON,
u EoPECTFULLY informs his friend, and
the public, that he has removed bis Stock
10 Trade, from Fore Erect, toto Middle ltreet
nearly oPpoG Mehfs How and Evans where
rs mas tor l4le a general 4Goument Of
~. / G60ds and Groceriey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

Centicmen's zgJlis XII Gloves,
or The bsG kind, may be had at The lore Of
Iho'S M. Vinfon & Co.
cheap h1e Exchange freet. 5Eas IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
ACCOUNT BOOKS-and
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Of almof every kind-AlI Of which will be
fold as cheap as can be purchafed in the Diff
triet of Maine, for Cath only EVERY favor
will De gratefully acknowledged
" Cath aud Books will be given for clean
Cotto" Y Liaer Rpgs Cla195 and JUNE
Wifcadet, June IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

On "Wednesday lhe I2th ins,. the Pos =.
LAND RIFLE CoNPANY. unner The com,
Inlnd 80 Capt. ABEL w ArHeR1oN, made.
as first public appearance a. = D, ~ aud 81.
verb ,nitHm. At 10 II tie Ccmoam
yaradtl IN font ot Mr. S,ennei MI.rlan's
house, wb,re Az elegant 5 .aHd Ut Colors,
uIe grstu,ty of lrmaie pl,ror.m, was rrc-
scented By Mrs. A. W ATAERroN. sccom-
panied with tie following higl,iy srDropri
ate address -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-20
MIDDLETowN. (VtlInIv 9

mont.
MIDDLETowN. (Vt.) July %.
On Monday morning, the 22d inst. and
through the day, we were visited with un.
commonly heavy showers of rain from S w.
attended with thunder. According to diff
ferent measurements OF water eaupht in
vessels standing distant from any buildings.
the rain water fell from IL to Is inches
perpendicular height. The effects were
such as might be expected. Small rivulets.
which had meaDdered through meadows.
exc. and passed under fences without iDju-
ring them, now assumed the aspect and
powero OF rivers. and swept all before them !;
changed their courses, and cut channels like
rivers, carrying away rocks, green trees.
&c. High lands were surprisingly marred'
and low lands deluged far beyond what the
oldest men living have ever seen. MANY
acres OF choice lands were ruined, part bv
being swept away to great depth, & part
by being overwhelmed to a considerable
height with stones, gravel trees, &c. Crops
OF all kinds, which in the morning gave the
most fa'tering prospects TO the husbandu: an,
before hight were seen mingling in the com .
mon ruin. In low lands, the deva statiop
was general Although the rain began after
the rising OF the sun. yet it was so powerful
that by or 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. the streams
began to be formidable. 1t was not long
before bridges, mills, tan houses. &c. went
in rapid succession. A great part of the
heids, meadows. &c. in town, had the fence s
swept away. On the stream that comes
from Tinmouth, captain J. Miners mills.
captain o. Brewster's tan works. 'Sonire
Bnruham's grist mill and forge, and Mr.
Harris house. and the principal of his, and
Mr. Hubbard's effects were carried awav.
But on the small centre brook, nigh the meet
ing houses, which comes from the north part of
the town, the calamity was the greatest -
Mr. + SouthwIck'S farmhouse and yard were
totally destroyed
The large and excellent house owned by
Mr. SeRple, together with the barn and tw o
, sheds--the house owned by Mr.. Ives, in
which Mr.. T.. Corbin's family lived, with an
out house, and other couveuiences pertain
ing to his distilery--Mr. a Ford's house
two black smiths shops which Stood lust
above the bridge, were all carried away,
and the very foundations destroyed so as 10
forbid all prospects of ever building there
again. Also three excellent gardens con-
nected with these houses were totally des-
troyed, except small Corner of one of
them. And SO great was the ravage of the
waters. that the large red tavern owned
by capt. ]. CaswelI, now occupied by lieut..
Blunt, was partly undermined, and consi-
dered 10 be in such danger that the house
was cleared. The before mentioned suffer
ers lost the greatest part of their effects with
their houses.
The Centre brock has at all seasons for
years passed Hnder bridge feet wide
! aud feet high but now the waters rose
50 as to cut a channel across the man
street leading eastward, two hundred and
fourteen feet four inches wide and seven
ieet ten inches deep ~. nc wesi sicc, aud
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-20
vessels we're stripped. and many without
ballast and provisions.

vessels we're stripped. and many without
ballast and provisions.
Their enquiry was eyasively answered
and the interview terminated, by a naval
officer being appointed to examine and re-
port the respective situations OF their vessels
with the PROMISE to allow time to fit them
out accordingly. On the 18th second depu-
ration of the merchants requested to know
of his excellency whether their property on
shore, that remained unsold. ii embarked
would be exempted from duty this was
answered in The negative. However, after
demonstrating OH the ruinous Consequences
which must inevitably result to Americans,
irsm so onexampleda proceeding, he agreed
permission should be granted for five mer-
chants to remain for the benefit of the
whole. and the following gentlemen were
the agents appointed, viz; ~
Isaac Smith, Of Baltimore.
BENZ. b. Clark, of Philadelphia.
Walter Nexsen, of New York
WIN. Tufts, of Boston.
l.. Smith, Of Newburyport.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-20
FROM LLoYD's LIST.

June IS.
The American. Lelor, from Dunkirk to
Philade phia. which was detained and sent
into the Downs the end OF last month, has
been liberated and sailed Tor Philadelphia
on Sunday last. At Gravesend, arrived,
the Navigator. Young from Charleston !;
Fidelia, Sutton, Vi,glnia.--OH the Isle OF
Wight. the William, Crabtree. Wilmington.
Deal, June IS, sailed, the America. Lclor
for Philadelphia AT dublin, the DorChes-
ter, Smith. Virginia ., Cork: Jason Nal
colin. Portland; and Enterprise. Arnold,
Wilmington. At Belfast, the Eliza, kidda.
Charleston.
80. June %
The following American vessels now atthis
port, which have been detained and sent in
here by the squadron off Rochfort, and the
following ships of war, VIZ. ...,.
Amazon, Endymion. Lyra, Rhin, Dryad.
interchangeable. Nicmen, Medusa and Miner
va. were condemned on Tuesday last, by
SirW Scott, in the Admiralty Court, viz.
Fox, Porter, for Cherhurgh /; Woodbridge.
Kensman. for Bordeaux and Matilda, Lee,
for Nantz, all from Boston. Ann, Delabar
Betsey, Linzey, and Two Sisters, Budgee.
from -Marblchead Tor Bordeaux Mary.
Vickery, from Marb,ehead tor Rochelle |;
Garland Half; Adolphus, Brevet; Pro-
Ijec,or. Brown. and Danube. Pearse, from
New York, for. Bordeaux; Eliza, Cargey,
from Philadelphia, for Bordeaux; the Re
becca. Toby, from New York for Bordeaux
with cargoes consisting OF cotton, indigo,
nankeens. FISH oil, coffee, sugar, cocoa, pot
and pearl ashes, skins, logwOod, gum, ivory
tobacco, slaves, &c. !. s..s
The American vessels Charlestown Pack
ct, in Ireland, and Beauty, in an Eastern
port, were also condemned at the same
time.
The American ship Brutus, that sailed
from hence on Thursday last for the Baltic
put back this day, having sprung her fore
yard.
BosToN, August 10.
| FROM IRELAND.-Yesterda we were
favored with Irish papers to the 23d June.
Their contents generally have been antici
Pated. We find, however, one article which
states that preliminary Treaty of Peace
between Russia and Turkey was signed the
23d o April by which Russia is to give ur
lWai'achia to the Porte, and TO retain Mol
davia and Bessarabia. This is doubted by
some. The great English feet under Sau-
marez had passed into the Baltic
On the Esd June all the American vessels
received their condemnation, that were III
the Cove o! Cork. that had been bound tc
French ports. The Charleston Packet
Weeks, OF N-York, was among the con-
demned
Ihe English Gen. Bible Society expended
last year more than 5 100000 in the cir.
culation OF that invaluable treasure.
was killed at Brighton On Thursday las
IN consequence of chair rum ng over it
striped Snake, 8 feet inches in length
from whose mouth immediately issued Six.
ty eight young ones, from 6 to inches LONG
| and all alive