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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

ON the night Of the a.h inn. was taken or
~ folen from Por,land Pier, Yawi Boas,
belonging 70 tie brig MsGafoit and having
the name Of the brig painted on the llern.
Whoever viii return tie Boat or give iuforma.
ton 70 that the owner ray obtain her. fl.aI
lie well rewarded by DaHlEL WEEKS.
October 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21
FOUND

IN this town, nn Saturday, lat, IN Middle.
: 'ueet, hnnd'e Of Factory Cotton Yarn
The owner bY calling At th,s Once, proving
property and paying charges, may have !, a.
gam. Oct 7t.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21
T-7ieo,

IN this town, on TharsdaY morning last,
Mary Aedesi9 Cram, daughter, of hemi-
ah Cram, aged thFee years.--A child Ut Mr..
Stephen field, sgtu y mp...AS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

q rRAYED fsom she iubef,b ou Elk 3 n
y init dark brindieJ Gsw, with long
All, two aat an Ia years %, syithorv auy
Jagiiculas aaa, - v hoover VIII IL ERA tsr
,he iub.ciioer n Portland, ~ gave iGiar
nation ol her nlsl be well rewarded
JANIS nyLLEE
on ri.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

We understand the democrats in
Llncoln County ere il an uproar # the
late appointments for that Cousty.
They say Orchard Cook is The last
man that ought 10 have had the Sher-
ms OiHce-and il is asked, who j.
Harry Wood, THAI lie should be Clerk T!
But they Target thai he is son In law
10 Councillor Carlton, ard "tbat ac-
counts for it"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

A Bark-niiH, with 500 cords ofbark,
belonging TO Col. EDWARDS Leather
EIanufactsry in Northampton, were
destroyed by FIRE few days since.
This IS the second loss by fire sustain
ed by This extensive and valuable es-
Enlistment.
Another fire hos destroy ed several
houses in New-York, and which has o.
riginated in stable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21
D0rtlatlo,

Monday, October 81, 1911.
~ The last week has furnished no
foreign intelligence OF importance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

French, EngE6, India and AmsricaH
manufactured GOODS
many Of which are juit received and every ar.
ticle Of which they will continue TO fell at their
u!ual IozU price,, notwithstanding the advanced
and advancing prices Of every kind Of britiih
goods-among which are
Black, blue, brown Linen. Cambrics
MKT corbeau green Long Lawns
& drab Broadclohs, Black Lacenet
Caillmeres, Hunters White Lace Wells
Cloths, Velvs,s, Back Il white Grape
Coatings-Duffels Black. buff. brown,
Kerieys-Fiannei' lilac, fate, ieagreen
Rofe Blankets; Felife Canton Grapes, Of
Cloths plain * hgd hrit quality
PeliHs Faanels Back, colouced and
Bombazets, Widbores plaid Silks
Veilugr--Stocktng White an3 blk Flor
net; Cambria Prints ence Luitrinss
and Cs'icors Iadia Cottons, viz
Furniture Patches Auzin Ghnr Sauns,
CoPpesPates B4tas, Murgungee,
Nhre and cologsed aud Iahzuuah Nam
Cam0Tics uoGie,
Ginghams-Man;ies Nov Sannass Checks
Shawls Linen and ts
cotton Hdkss Cotton Umbrellas
Bri;lh Cot,cEs Long Clo,hs
Colerala do .Co.ton anj Thread
Ruflil and EneIiGI I.aces--- Ribbon
Diapers; Cambria X Sewing S,iks, tSe.
Furniture Dim)gies .Afo.-A n2ericsn usan
Plata and kg Lace uiactu - lIcksng
Mullins shve:ng. 5ilirung,
Fancy DO Chccks, lhtcaGs,
Corded CsmbEics Warp and T,in.
Muffin Drefes Yarn. leis than ulual
White and brown Factory prise,
Pis,illas--LinGns
The above god were molly purchsfea
iaa ipring wish ready money therefore. c4s
and viii lie Afforded
- C5eap jor Cab ID
Portland, Oct ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21
70 BE LET

ONE Half Of convenient DWELLING.
- HOUSE, Gtuased Ia Pore nrset-EpSu.re
Al the GszETTE OFFIcE. on Fl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL

The ship Illinois arrived at Newyork,
left Lisbon September 5th. The toll
lowing is translated from the Cazettes
of that place lord Wellington in
despatch dated at Fuente Guilaldo,
Aug. q, 1911, to Don Miguel Pereira
Forj.n, observes-lhat the enemy had
made no movement ofimPorance since
bis last despatch OF the l4th. 10 the
afternoon of that day detachment Of
the enemy CONSISTING q 900 inf.ntry
and cavalry arrived al GAIA, and on the
following morning surprised a smali
piquet guard III st. hlarGnic0 dc Fliv
ilege, commanded b. Lieut.. Wood,
who with II dragons were made pris
ouers ] have not learnt thai the en-
lny's troops in the north or sOdth Of the
peninsula, have made any movement.
since the dale Of my former despatch.
In another despatch Of Al. "a, ~
slys-that a considerable bod ~ the
enemy's troops arrived by forced mar
ches at VaIladoIid on the | Oh aad lTA
inst. and afterwards turned = sck To-
wards Rio Scco. 30 moyemaa's lad
been made In the north. Gen S4nlO.
aides writes from Astargo o. t5r 18Th
inst the enemy was still in coas!l .rabi-
force in his front. Marm0al has ieit
the environments that lie occupied with
the army under his command 10 the
valley Of the Tagus and advanced his
army towards The mountains that sep
srate Estramadura from Carlelle. No
part, Of Tie army had entered Csltclio.
The division of the army " poriu-
gal iha, was cautioned in Jacaiego and
Truxiiio has, as have heard, obtained
some advantages over a small Spanish
force commanded By Gen Morcillo-
and the leglon Of Es;remadura, com
HlAndr1 by Col. D0vnie the troops
had advanced as fir IS Montanches.
10 recent Information from the south.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21
Gcls n auttion.

THIS Oh, AT III o'ciork-By Z.
GREELY, at No u, Lang Hbaj,.
@ Bags COFFEE FIR C4t5. !
Cas1s, eI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

The democratic papers 81 the Yves
fern country are filled with accounts
OF the mighty preparations for The Ia
ieEded campaign against the poor fro
fldcl and his hree hundred foA07gtrS.
This is exactly such q war as our adj
Iainistration are capable of conducting
They have wonderful powers in fight
ing barbarian and savage powers. OF
the ultimate result, we think there can
be no doubt. The administrator will
certainly beat the prophet in the long
TR7.--U. ). Ga.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

II The limerick paper, AZ Irish gem
tleln,n, whcsc wife had ahsconded from
bin. thus cautions the public against
trus ~ her;
Ny WYE has eloPed from me
without yhylae or reason, and desire no
one viii trust her on my account fer I
on; nof married 10 her,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

No. withstandng the French continue io
capture and r'Gnder American vessels, still
the democratic paper continue to declare
that tie French DEGREES are repealed, and
thai 3 pnspIrte J. f,iead % nc freedom Of
Tie seas we should yeioioe Is ehess s.ste-
raen;s were true, b6I every days iateiii-
reacc shows thrm ~ be f.l'e. we have
Jldsa tbas ,he democrats wish % sre lms
cJIairg Sd ilgatcd - France, but such i
their lt7sniIy % England tha' i IS believed
they would readily adopt measures that
y all 20 Car toa, itl- EutniHg II, 4 Eagiand
cu,td ,frrehy 81 destroyed. The = the
reason Ala We see is al tie ormpcl ans
papers suca . decided partially manifested
81 France, ana such u tired 10 Scr opp
Hcn, Il y jtAl - a ,tesir-9ie ObJecs " lne
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21
Mr. SRIRLEY,

IL must be exceedingly pleasing 10 every
benevOieni and literary mind, 70 be able 10
notice ANY .-cgress IN tbs cause OF science
ID lhis cas- ern part Of cur country, and 70
learn th-, tie education Of our youth Is be-
Coming al q Jet of increased attention and
pauonJge 4 Iaust be acknowledged ~
,bos9 w5o have been acquainted wIth Tie
District 81 Maine lR Years pest, that our
ocnDha have been lAmeMa5iy neglected,
and that chlldlcn have bceh suhcIed 10
grow NJ "a ignorance and wish bat littlc
"a .n,ai lui.iga,ten. Ihis has o.cas!oncd
u.ru,jt s,4tc 81 society aud ID tA.s may be
tttnodted thC unhappy divisions sud loose
IL raj n~vbo t!ist i.lyah 40 thls parl OF our
CYuu,ty. uhH,A IL CviLenl lhAt he educa-
.Ivu al ycu.n aud the state Ut society are a.
..cs-nt ih a SAG vt imjlutc al and anne
! mali u J. = aroen.y hoped that We shall
s,hi c1aiiuu= 10 l,Il,--,h9t cur Schools
,nd 3 AL liics VIA j Gems mHc and more
400. ,s..ns, I'D D.. < al INSTRUCTION VI our
y .a1rJu, CaIIdrcu " II b.C.Hle AZ object
Wy lB..u faithful and g-nt... attention IL
g.gts ii.s I.v4SJl.c 90 Gc ahlc, through the
.u -t.-u.lt vt your pGp-tI M CYPRESS tic hISA
.4tisi---.ytt lG ,.-,l -n -ed icW GIlS since,
when lf1foi0n.S All Oug a the in-ciias Vi The
D.s.rict, lisa ~ Pu,uulty q attending
,ue au1G-. eXgIbiu0n - IIEBRoN AcADK
ny o. ;l.t occasion, ,lc Students aCq a.
tSd themselves with Z eat aFp.4usc iie
speCHu-us "a com yus.LIon and eivcu ll D,
which ti.5v exhibited would haze done
honor g. coiieSe, and eshc1d faithful
attention ~ tlIc,r studies a. well IS t:o
a,aiiy ut uLcl llstruel0c Tic retired Sit
q.
bic place fJr thc pu.suI, Ut ,tut.l AUD t,SJr-
ablc ID Tue morals 81 tiir !Ua.h. l istO, I'D
thattAIs nt!4lt institution 10 promising Ill
its begaIlin,. will receive l.b1tsi patron &c
from the puJIc anl r.Se to gce4.er @nl
more ex.eilsive utility. From CHS nurse y,
aud Others Of ! similar kind, 10 ~ numerous
youths D. sent forth, who shalt hty import ant
places "a society aid o. useful III their dsy
AM generation. fhtLosoPHAs-
Neg Ss2rk -DropU4.siS are issued by T
B. Waile & co. Boston, for publishing by
subscription The New Eagia1i .Toarna! q
Medicine ami Surgery, u lhe eoL!ateJd! branch
fs N Scteace. --Io DC conducted by mum
Der Vt physicians. This journal will gener-
ALL cOnsis. of three departments the Il 81
Appropriated ~ VliSlhAi SO"t"tA'hS's@'
/ aud 20 such papers, a. may be selected on
account 81 theg peCIsIiar merit, from iufeign
Z pgblIcauous tho second 10 review, ard
I the t;agd to scientific intelligence. Prutcs.
/ slOAl g>ullemen throughout the Eastern
states will experience peculiar CONVENIENCE
i IN TIE vicnI9 ~ ti.is work, not realized bs
/ thuse, WHO alal themselves OF he shaw anu
uncertain channels ot remote publications..
Sslseri -;3ns F.ce 81 ~ !. Ly'lsan & c..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

"Ro5 Peter % Pay PauP'-Ths old
saying has been practised upon Of late,
in the change which hes been made in
ihe Poe Office at Wiscasse:t. HiK-
iefR 3o1vnan Esq has been DISMISS
ED.and Orchard Coax, Esq appointed.
Ashley are both thorough going de-
ifioorats, and chips Of The same block, il
Is hard 10 account for tie reason which
has induced the Presidents man Gid
con thus to sport with one Of his
friends.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

A Russian peasant, q the name of
hlcSer EickIoroy, i4tely died ID the
siliagr Of Kamenka, ID the province o.
lisa a lae advanced age Of l2+ At
Oh he lost u.s. wife aged 90, and two
years after nsc.icd anOtnrr, by whom
be had tv5 daughters, whom he lived
- sec raaili1d aRI mothers.
Tray Ca.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

Eliia- % some newspaper world exhibit II
opposite columns an imparlisi gieN Of the
treatr ent We have received from each ma
iiaa, which would enable the people Of tic
Uaited States 70 form correct opinions Of
both and not lose sight q their own rights
by becoming advocates ~ opponents Of
eit!Ier wl,hOut just cause.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

;sion 10 al foreign agrrc1sioa s Ire
80 artlcit - every true GederaIis.s
cleed.
Neat Pans The United. Triskmen
who regulate the elections in Psnnsyl-
tania, have propagated an electioneer-
isg story, that the Federal municipal
~ have made wood 50 very scarce and
dear, that they cannot purchase il "A
writer IL the Gazette OF the United
states plies them. * wishes e1c'y one
ofthcm had cara at the public eS-
pause +, ana wonders they DO rot take
j into their heads 10 return u lie dear
land OF ,reeS.cn. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-21

Clsa,Oseg az fbs CsJfsm Hovs
Oct. 8, brig Merestor, Sawyer, for The
Welf Indiei-1oop Caty-Ann, Blanchard, 70,
Bolton.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-28
The EMperer of Russ,a.


The facts contained in The following
sta;emens, we believe to be substantially
correct, having gathered them from various
respectable sources.-CoI PdGnix.
A singular circumstance took place in
St. Petersburg, Russia, short time since.
Wills, the ship President Adams, Capt.
Field, lay in tina; port, there happen tlto be
a grand gala day, on which occasion, a
black man named Claude, "a shrrwd. capa-
BILE fellow belonging to ,h, town, ge, Ii.
ber,y from Capt. Field to go up to Peters.
burg to see the fun. He was wonderous!y
staring at the mapni6cenc~ of the process
sion, as it passed, when the Emperor of all
the Russias, 10 his state carriage appeared.
No sooner did hi. Imperial Majesty get
sigh, of our hero, than he -aIightsd from
his carriage, and taking Claude atFtctionatr-
" by the hand, carefully examined his jet,
" phiz and woolly head, with great seam.
ing satisfaction. Having sufi :itntly graft.
fed his curiosity, after asking Claude
to what ship ne belonged, he returned to
his carriage. The next day he Admiral
of the port, with royal guard, wen, On
bosrd the President Adams. and took pos
session OF Claude for his majesty. lie was
taken to the royal palace. arrayed ina gold
laced livery, and high station assigned
him in the imperial household. Having
mentioned that he had family jim this
country, the Emperor applied to our minis.
Ter, Mr.. Adams, who has accordingly
written to VIM. Gray, Esq. of Boston, re.
questing TO forward Ciautlr's wife (Pnilis)
and children 10 Russia. Mr.. GRAY has in
formed Philiis, who lives in this rown, that
she shall be wei! accommodated 10 a ship
OF his which sails nrxt month Ia: We learn
she has declined going, at the same time
declaring that she prefers living in a free
country. Claude, we understand. is we'll
satisfied with his situation. and wishes bis
family to Join him. The cause of Tie En-.
prros 3 si.angc par,;ality for him, can he
accounted FOR in no other way, than by sup.
posing that he never saw negro before.
We understand, tina. he has signifrd {1hro'
AR. A1ams) 70 the owners o! the ship, his
willingness to indemnify them Toy any da.
mage they may have sustained, ie eoase-
euence of ths dele e,ion OF Claude.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-28
Tae navy: appropriation bill rassed@ she
same gradss. as well as tho bill making apr
rpapristinns for the civil. list.
Latest from Eugkand.

An arrival ae New York from England,
brings London acc cunts as latu rs the SOFA
Of November, and Liverpool to the 1ss
Drcrmbrr.
The Loodon Star Of the Soth Nov. 10
filed with debates ia parliament Of the pre-
ceding day. In the house of commons is
was announced tina. his maiesty's illness
suIi rendered il Impossible for any s,ea.
sures to have bren taken For opening par.
liamrn, in the Usual manner or for pro-
roeuins it to any future period.
There had been an examination Of the
Physicians who attend bis majesty as 70
the real state of his health. They gave is
as their unanimous opinion that kis majes-
~ would recover, but how soon they did
not pretend to say.
A motion was made by the Chancellor
Of the Excheqaer to adjourn for s4lays.
Th, motion Was caIrisG-ayes 233-noes
1870. ~-*..~x
letter. from Sweden express their fear,
OF the i'm mediate adoption OF the continsn.
til system in that country. The con6sca.
ton DEGREES had been put in force at Me.
MI, and the amount carried 10 French nc.
count.
Fraucs.-The Boston Centinei Of Sanr.
day came. TO hand last night: The editor
says he hA. searched the French papers. By
the big Ida in vain for The revocation at the
Fr-ach Dscrees--nothipg IS said abous
them. The custom-h house officers az q e.
d'aux had orders not to clear rut Apr slcaa
vessels without special permission, to OBJ
tain which was very dfkcuit--'hstr months
constant ex~r,iou was made by the super
cargo # the liza before she was permi,uG
to sail. the opinion there was, tia. .ha
British orders in council must be don: A.
way before the French DEGREES would cessa
to operate. A feet of American vessels
w,s advertised to be sold at, auction DEC.
Is, The ship Commodors Roger. IS. 10.
among them, but is loading ( NV T. K.
YroDrs were continually marching :,;,o
Spap--Bonapar,e did aot. visa a. fl to
come back agao.
a letter FROM London OF t'je,p9,t AZ s..
states, that 7 American vessels.haI srrriiy.d
in France ircm the middle to:sha efA ;nf
Nov all were admitted 10 enen,ry on tst.
ing The duties. /, " as unlvcrs:A!l Believed
in London that ,he ordsrs:wousu be re pc a.
ed If the French governments reisir.s,rd 4,
mrricanships and properly arriving in her
ports, -.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-28
For SAT-, at Public auction.

On Monday, the atst dayof April next, az
- o'clock on the premises, the following
valuable property. on liberal credit, ~
Two Two Story Brick, Houles.
Two One Story Brick Stores, ION Washing.
ton Street, also, Four Framed Houses oil,
King Street, including the Store on ting cor
ner OF King and Washington Streets, and
Two Lots of Ground OH the West side Of
Washington Street, near to King Street,
c"ch twenty four f. ct, three inches front.
The above property will bring in at present
rent of One Thousand Dollars PEP annuu.,
and i. subject to ground rent of Ono HUI,
dred Dollars annually. :
Richard Lewis,
January IS. stawtls.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-28
PUBLIC SALE.
January IS.
3taWtIa.

By write OF deed of trust executed to 'rs
the subscribers by Thomas Eaitea, bearing
date the 10Th Of December, 1909, and &c
record in Lancaster county court, 10. SC.
cure the payment Of a Certain sum ef n.s-
ncy theiein acknowledged to be due to I'd,
mind Denny, will be exposed to sale, to
tne Highest bidder, on the premises, for
ready payment, on the 18th day Of Mach
next the following tracts Of LAND, viz.
One Tract, containing by estima.
ton, one hundred and forty acres, si.ltaie ii,
the county OF Lancaster; the other nsar the
former, containing also tho number Of che
hundred ana forty acres. The Tract On
which the improvements are, lies inmesi.
ale!y on and near thu public rotd, iss.ding
f,om FaEnha:n church 10 LANCASTER coHr,H
house, eight miles from the former arc &zs
from the latter place. These lands a,e we'll
timbcred the buildings are pretty good .ra
in nest rsPair situated in respectable
neighbourhocd, and as to feriity Of soil and
every other advantage, are scarcely exceeded
ysny forest lands in the adjacent country.
Thomas D. Downing,
]. Basye.
TRUSTEES.
January le~25. 2svtf
~ II from any unavoidable ciEcumstanes
the sale should not take place the a6th, Is
xill "a ,he sprk Of March.
TrsssscA
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-28

Germany all colonial produce IS to be taxrd
IS il IS in this coun,ry. The interest On ;he
DUTCH stocks is 20 be paid in new created
paper a'onry, which will vanish, as the re-
presentation OF the debt has done, tcl a
la per cent. ON i,s consideration, rendering
500 guiiders OF its former representative
value, ory worth 20 OF 81 guiiie,s iniec-
tive money!
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-28

The following are the cumbers Of each
descrip,ios. of persons forming the above
aggregate:
Free rvk;ts males,
Hinder ten wears 1888
az rem and under sixteen l8,4S9
Of s;x,ern ard under tw-nty-six, in
Guiding heads Of families ss,oSs
Of twenty sig and under forty i've
Including h eads of families ss,174
Of forty Eve anil upwards, including =
heads Of families 1915
Free 1phite females. =
IT. der -, wars s61s7
y. ten. and under sixteen l7,ooS
OF .six,eea and under swsn,y.six, IN
c!u,:ieg heads of families 23'a7s
OF twrn,y.s;x and u"dsr 'ofy-hve,
including heads of families 22,Sos
Offor,y-fve and upwards, Including
hr,ds Of fam;l;es i4,l5+
a;an. no, AVID ss,s27
S,apes, made a,,G irn,ale lll'ooz
TesRI, sseSas
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-28

Hamburger papers toshe .s.h ul,. have
been received, bu. they contain 10 INTEL
2-nee OF I'M 2crtsnce.
private letter from Riga, dated The 9Th
MI. says, 'hat VI. krmpsnhausnn, who cen.
denned the Fsrsrii!e SHIPS, 1as been dis
missed irom his Office. This is considered
aproof OF the EMPEROR AIexandrr's deter.
limitation to break with B"nap.re. There
Is another report, however, which, If thu,
would be more decisive of that intention
namely, tha. count Narrow, who since the
peace with France has been in disgrace, is
again received into favour.
American Fneyards.--We learn that at
switzerland, IN the Indiana Territory, the
Swiss emf grants have made, during .he last
season, nearly three thousand gallons Of
wine. Time, however. is necessary to bring
their vineyards, as we'll as tn ir VINE, to aay
degree Of perfection.
Since they purchased Of thu United States
the land which they now possess, some Of
tee company returned to their native ceun-
ny, to bring from thence the remaiadrr Of
their properly, and greater variety of zine,
slips but, owing to the peculiar situation
OF that country, they, rs Set, have not been
able 70 accomplish their return, which has
very mach retarded tia: rapid cultivation Of
the grape, which would otherwise have ia.
ken place.
Ihr attention, which we understand they
hahituaf!v hestow upoa their vineyards, will
render them more and more important with
each succeeding year, and ere long will en-.
able them TO supply a g'eat portion of tho
Western country with wine MAI. Intel.
G5tten5urg, Nv. 81.
" Yesterday we wer. alarmed a, inior.
nation received from tockhoim, stating
that Napoleon mad demanded of the Swe-
dish government the srqueslration of all
colonial produce now IN the ports Of Swe-
den, that had been imported from England
and that all o'hrr colonial produc. soould
tie sub i-cted to the conrrertal du,irs late.
ly imposed aud finally, that all English
gods shall be BURNT. Report says
that only five days are allowed for an al .
'swer, and that if tie demand is not COM
piled with, the French minister is to leave
Stockhvln.
=" The last accounts we have from Stock
hdtm bv express, are very favorable, and
have very considerably iess<ned the aporr.
h,snsion Of any Immediate danarr.~ We are
iaf"rm'd that the king with th- advice of
his privy council has returned for snswcr,
: that no such step cen be taken without the
concurrence Of the diet, which are nor now
m session. I have il nc, in nay power a,
present to give you any farther particulars $.
Indeed nav. written this in much haste,
merely to proven, your being alarmed at
any information you may receive 90 the
subject"
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