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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
BIBLE WAREHOUSE.

JUST received by A. LYMAN 4 Co.
AT THE SIGN OF THE BIBLE, Exchange
styeef, a large coliection Of Carey's quArto
BIBLES, making, in addition to those be-
fore on hand, an extensive and complete
assortment, from 5 $50 to S 12"50.-
Ais1, NVoodward's PocEgT BIBLE ard
PccEEr TEsyAMENTs If different prices
Oc,ss0 and School Bibles. VILLAGE
HARMoNY, l0h edition Northern Har-
mony Columbian Harmony, SC. &c. Far
mer'S and Ciergyman's Almanac for 1912.
They also keep constantly OF, hand a grner-
NJ assortment OF Books and Stationary -
Account Books Of various sizes and prices.
Soci.I Libraries Can be furnished on the
best terms. Printing and 2ook-binding in
al its branches executed with correctness
SD dispatch. Nv Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
CT CONVIVIALT1Y !!

a 4 this fealon Of the year, when mon fam
lilies are more or lels engaged in conviVi-
atty Coarpays Lemon Sy'rP,' will be found
convenient autiIiary--One bottle, price
ID 1850, of this delicious compound will
make 8 or 4 gallons of excellent Punch or
Lemonade in An infant without the Leaf
trouble cgs1i ~ fdOOr 90 ne fas6 it@Ons, there
by obviating the unplealant bulle attending
fuch parliea--it viii be found extremely con
yenient to tavern keepers, captains Of fbPs,
as it will keep good in all climates and for
aay length of time-Prepared II fold whole
fale by the iole proprietor, W L Conway no
9, fremont isreet, Bottom, aud retail by MIR.
Stephen Palten, Bookseller, Portland Bah
fon, WilcaiIet Coodae, HaIlowelI Or Ellis,
Auerfla; W. SewalI, Poll Office, Brunisick;
Todd, Saco Capt. troIt, kennebuuk Zap
pan, Porimoath Thomas aud WhippIe.
Newburyport, and moi DIuggils and Book |
leIIers OF refpeeability lhrcug hoar the U s.
Gr None are Ieenria- uais,S fgaei w I Con-
way'-ts particular. t5~9 M Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25

tie unccrta;n'y OF TIE, and should bring
home TO the b0sOns OF survivors, the foliow-
iag words OF our Saviour -" BE Se there
tare ready also. Gor The Son Of Man oometh
al an hnurye thihk not"
In BrookGeld, Hon Jabe2 Uphanl-He
was distinguished as an enlightened lie
,rislaIor and amlsble Citizen for many
years member Of Congress from Worces-
Ter Ciuniy md WAS representative from
Brooklield in the present State Legis'a-
lure.
In Msunt-Vernon, N II. IL John Weston.
IN adjusting the Stone Of Cri.t Mill IL sud
DENLY fell upon him and crushed him to
de sth-the Stone weighed 5000 pounds.
In tAis town, Mr.. Samuel Maybury, aged
81, formerly Of Windham A Child Of Mr.
Iuhn Pcnnei, aged sunths
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
NEW GOODS.
Terrei,y, PLATED, Britannia, Jgfss'd t's.
ELtAZAR WYER.

GOLDSMITH g IEWELLER,
nearly oppo6te the Indian C5isE, Exchange
Street,
HAS ja1Areceived large and erten6ye ar.
= fortment Of GOODS. 10 his line,
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Plated Tea Sets, TO match; Csflers, new mar
terms CandleIlicks; Soup Ladies; Table.
and Tea Spoons large Britannia Coffee and
Tea Sets, off hyperion quality; iets Of Mo-
rocco, Cream and black ground Japan Wai-
tiers, new and elegant patterns, with ceuters !;
lapan'd Caitors FLYER Tooth pcks and
Tweezers Penknivs'; Razors SciTors and
SnufeIs; Steel aud gilt Watch Chains, KEYS
aud Seals fancy Pms and Locke:s; Moroc.
co Pocket Books and Purles.
II large and eleganf o51Jfment IF
CarneIian and gold Ear Hoops Knob, ard
Drops. of the Iateit faihion; CarneIian, Pear,
Jet and plain Cold Pins aud Rings Garner
an and Gold Watch Keys; Gold and Silver
Watch ChaiEs and Keys Sh0t Bells and
Powder FIalks which together with bic for
mer flock, render his aG-rtment CON- e:e.
also,
He makes an6 keeps O. hand, as dual war
ranted Gold Necklaces Silver table end tea
Spoon; Soup, Cravey aud Cream Ladies OF
the newell isy'e, and Esde 10 any pattern
Jeweiry aud Hair wo'k executed a. ufuAl.
The above are filtered upon terms equally
as advantageous a. a. any other place aud be
invites his friends aud cuRon:ers ID CAL, whr;s
they will fnd conftant and periousI attendance
aud the fmallea fAvolf attended 70 with
rheeriuln.is.
ALso-A few warranted WOODEN
CLOCKS.
Country Traders Will he fuppled with any
f the above, at a liberal dliccant.
Portland, Nov. 4. (0w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
Nezo Fall and Winter GO0ds.
IOHN l.. STORER.

Corner IF Miidls AMI Uaion STREET,
HAS jult received, and offers for fale on the
: lowelt terms, general afortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
CONSISTING or
Rros2 Cloths Cailimeres; Outfits
Pelifle Flauneis; Serges FIanneis; Baizes
Womens black and fate worried Hole
Mems black, white and mixed do
Wid5ores; Shalloons Duran,s; Rattinetts
Cadmancoes Furniture Patch; Diapers
Table Cloths Cotton Damafk Calicoes
Black fix Hhkfs, plain and fringed
Aforted co'ored di;to; Flag ditto
Meu's beaver Gloves
Womens beaver, X { and cotton ditto
White, black aud fac Cotton Csmbrlcs
Ribbons; PAriineit Cotton Shswls
y ack blk Shawls-a great variety of
Cotien Hhkf.. white pocket 90.
Buff Nankins Dimities ColeraIn Co,tons
Vevets-An aGorrnent of Mullins, conGfing
Of plain lpoited and check Leno, piain aud
tam5ou ed book, victory bird. eye, drop
re-, purle piquet, footed Grape, &c
Back and colored Lultrings; Linen Cambria
3 ack Grape; veft'ngs; Bn,i1h jhirIings
Long Cio.h India Calicoes and Checks
Umbrellas Hearth and Floor Brufhss
an eI,enGve aAortnent of
INDIA COT1ONS,
which viii tie fold Chap.
ALso, variety Of Fa17ory CooA,, VIZ -
Cotton Yarn, Shirtizgs, SAeetinss, Checks
Threads, tJs. E's
The above GOODS, together with many
Others not enumerated, viii be fold as low a.
can be Purchated in town.
Purchaiers are RESPECTFULLY invited to cali.
Portland, No z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25

IN or frs, page viii be found ar
.,rres,inc letter from the Hon. SANJ-
FREls:.x, Esq late Cierk of the
iadicial Courts for the county of Cum
land, TO Gov. GERRY. Il will be
sad with profit and pleasure by all
l,ndid and honest minded men. Nh.
freeman, in Scven:yJfve and SIR, sat
:. council with our venerable and fai't-
err forefathers, and deliberated upon
,he measures, necessary 10 save his
country from the destruction then I'm
nending over il. His sentiments On
nrilish wrongs, on the expedlency Of
,.s;s,ance. and on all political concerns,
A. that period, were in unison with
rh,.se Of Washington, Haaccck, Warren,
Pickering and the rest ofthe Revolo-
,ionary patriots; and the political sen
,inen;s. which he then adopted he
S.iII maintains without change. But
re has lived 10 see the day, (Which IN
s75' he could not have anticipated)
when the opinions of Washington
should Be gone out Of use, and htAselt
prescribed for no other cause, but that
q! thinking as he didin lhe days OF oar
revolution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
American .Neutroftv.

French ALLIANcE-NO. 1.
EVER since the federal administra-
ton fell into the hands of Jefferson, he
and his partizans have laboured with
unwearied assiduity to create embar-
rassments and difficulties in our inter.
course with Great Britain, and place
eur country In complete subserviency
20 the views of France. No untoward
event In the collisions of neutrals with
Relligerents but has been seized with
stsislity as topick ofreproach TO O. b.
and of apology for every French ag-
gression. SO steadily has this policy
been pursued by Jefferson, Madison,
Giles and their subordinate agents from
the beginning Of their pow ers to the
present time, that il is matter Of sur
prize that they have yet been unable
entirely to attain their object. This
may be principally ascribed 10 the re-
luctaDce of G.. b. Notwithstanding our
xroSs departure from the character Of
neutrals) 10 add another 10 the cata-
logue Of her numerous enemies not
10 the moderation Of our own cabinet.
We have seen our fellow cilizsns
enquiring with all the anxiety of Athe-
mans for something new from the Pre-
sdent's speech. What is il, but a
piece Of state chicanery, calculated
with ali the subtlety Of French Jesultry
u deceive by ambiguity where he had
not courage 10 give his opinions and
TO misiead by treaCserous, one sided
statements In those parts where he can
be understood. Our full bloodcd de-
mocrsts hope he means war with G.. Il
and Ccabtless think themselves candi-
dates for yicerovalty over CanadA and
Nova Scotia, when train bands and gum
boats shall have bumblud John Bull 10
The dust. Let these embryo generals
aad princes dream on--their present
Iasslers are not quite so weak, though
perhaps as mad as some OF their satel
ktes. The COwsEdiy, weak pusilani-
Huns AG1N~A , 80 TIC AIuClACal dLIIti1-
Istration DARE NOT MAKE WAR 7glfk
q. 3. They have not the courage nor
catacity 10 carry it on. Motley will
make war upon their own citizens.
they are monsters that delight in prey
ing upon the yitals of their own Coun.
f'y. This system they have pursued
Eitl unrelenang severity in their ern-
barge, nonlDtrcourse and nonimporta-
lion and our commercial brethren
may console themselves, with the re-
Fiction, that what escapes the plum
deFing grasp of Bmperours, Kings and
Pirates VIII assuredly be deroured by
Republican Cormorants.
NATHAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
NOTICE !

ALL persons Indebted 70 the firm Of
.7oseph Cross, Jun. " store No. 5, Middle.
street, are called upon to make immediate
payment to Leonard u Il. r. Cross, who are
authorised to adjust The same-those Der.
sons whose notes and accounts have been
due more than three months, If not paid
within thirty days, will be left with AN
Attorney for collection
l.. & A. H CROSS.
Nnal O.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
Lo,eo.

In Brunswick, on lie 18th inst. Mrs Tn.
g, consort Of Mr. DANIEL Hall, aged ID.
NSle bat those who knew the decso,eJ " .
mitely cAnJuslly appreciate her character.
lies 'teati,, wach was sudden and ttoexpec.
I'D, las penetrated the hearts Of q d,scanso.
lac husband and Numerous circle o.
'ends. w'!h the most Poignant anguish
- lac aIsLIcnexst ostlais = NV ". CO. trace
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
REMOVAL.
JOHN PRICHARO.

a CQUAINTS his friends and the ,ubic
generally, that he has removed from bis
former nand at the Hay marker, and has
opened a FEATHER STORE, ia Fore Erset,
at The bead of Ingrzham's Wharf, where he
keeps conltantly for iale, Live Geele, Ruiiia,
Calls and common FEATHERS, which he
offers as low as Gao be purchaled in the fate
dAo, Maurafles for ieamen.
J. PRicHARD alto informs the public that
he has taken the Brick Hoaie in Fore street,
opPohte Iitcomb's Wharf, formerly occupied
as Public Hs.t, where five or tx ffesdy
Boarders can be accommodated, aud Private
Parties entertained.
tie has Aiio opened underneath faid houfe, a
PravJEoH Q Grocery Store,
with which families and others may be fur
niihed on moderate terms.
Portland, Ncg. 25 IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
ROLFE q MITCHELL,

Cc,sn5iaa Ryzv AfiiAe 81, set
IIAVE juft received an Allotment OF
SADDLERY WARE;
Plated and Brsls Harness Furniture;
Silver mounted, plated, plain, WhaIebone,
CaIgur, aud common Whips, &
Whip thongs at Factory prices;
Sleigh Bells Curry Combs and Bruilies, with
avarieiy Of other articles.
hJ6--ph,ladelph;a Skirting, Harness aud Bri-
die LEATHER.
TAey make and keep ss Sfual. warrsated
Saddle; Brides; plated, mounted, brafs and
common HarneiIes; variety Of Trunks with
every other article ia the line in their profef.
lion--ali of which will be fold on a, good
terms as can he purehaied 10 Portland
For tale as above quantity of good SEAL
SKINS.
November IS. (6wI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
STRAT MARE.

a. Stray red MARE, with white "trip on
her face, both hind feet white, natural
both to trot and pace, came into the field of
the tubfcriber about the firfi of this prefent
monih-The owner Is requelted TO prove
property, pay charges and take her away
THOMAS PRINCE,
No ftyGrm0Hf5, NoO IS, 1911 (25)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

a YOUNG MAN who car produce good
Recommendations wifhes for Employment
As Clerk IN a Store or Compiling Houle
He would endeavor TO make hindeIf ulefuI 10
his employer, having been acquainted with.
buGnels for feveral years pat. For parucu-
lars enquire at this Office. O) NsV Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
or REMOVAL.
SETH CLARK.

SETH CLARK,
IIAs REMOYED from his late Rand in
4 l. Exchange iireet, to the laop directly
oppoGte, where he has just received an abort
ment Of sapsr6ue
4Anlsyican and Wef Country Broad
cloths and CaDfmeres,
ef various coors and prices. Together with
Stocking net, Black SILK Yelling and va
riety OF Sanford's celebrated suipenders-
which he offers for fale on as good terms as
can be had eliewhere.
He continues 10 execute the
TAILORING BUSINESS
at his new ltand ia Exchange street, with neat
LETS and ia The most faihionatle manner.
B-TRINA1INCS Of all kinds as urual
Portland, Nv. 4. M
American Manufactured Goods
Nc. 7, MsGsy'.- RsrO.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for himy u 5yOrun,
] of Providence, who keep ham conitantly
fupplied from their long known and well ef-
tzbiilhed Factory at Pswtucket, with gen.
erzl alorIment Of
american Cotton Gods,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
2 & 8 threaded white * color'd Stocking Yarn
White and colored fewing Cottons
Shirtings-Shee,ings- Checks-Stripes
Cinghams-Chambrays-Bed Ticking, &C.
s1y Shopkeepers ia town and country and
perple in general who with to furnifh them
ieives with the above articles, will be iup-
pIiel al The Factory prices.
7Gh mo. % ND
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
THOMAS MERRILL, IUN.

Ro, f., soit M. 9, U.isn- W6Srf.
500 bbls frefl fupei 6ne Bait Flour,
5tsdo Rye -Four
600 bnihels yellow Corn
10 cafks Rice
40 kegs Manufactured Fig & Roll I oLaccO
bids Maryland Tobacco
Sacks yerdigriie-bay' Coffee
Nal and iyike 2ods, Is SC. Sfsi a. CIV.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
TOMAS MILLS.

7 INFORMS LIS friends and the public that
he has removed from Fore itreet TO Name
ireet (oppoGte Col BurDhsm's tavern, aud
neIt door below the Stage Office Portland,
where he offer for Tale genera aflortmenr of
w. 1. Goods u Groceries
among which are the following articles -
Beft 81. Croix Rum Crsnberries
Cognisc Brandy Quinties
Holland and Ameri- Winter Pares
can Gin Cider
Cordals Muitzrd
Hyfon, Hyfon Skin Flour; Indian and
& Souchong Teas Rye Meal
Loaf and Lump Su- Pork
gars Belt pollock and cod
Brown Sugars Fiji
Chocolate Croeksry Ware
Coffee Pipes Cigars
Belt preierv'd Citrors Tobacco Pins
Nutmegs Needles
Cloves Allfpice Black Sewing Silk
Pepper Ginger Tape, &c. &c.
dIS-A general sGortment of Cotton Fac.
tory Yara, aud Threads of various colours,
ALI the above articles are warranted to be
of the fit quality, and will be fold as low as
can be purchaled eIlowhere.
LiIsuif-25 Hhds beft coarfe SALT,
A quantity Of CHEESE, f,f quality.
No. 25 (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
NATHAN.

AZ NewburyPori, Mr. Isaiah Haskell. y
sS0w gloucester, to Miss Margaret w
aroox : In this town, Mr.. Jobs Robinson
10 Mss Sally Harmon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
WEST-INDIA GOODS AT
AUCTION.

AOA HIN
On THURSDAY next, 7vM lie EiE
at Public S1Le, at The Store Of Ma
THANiEL Willis, obp9fte tie IT,
l1rance Office, Excbmge Greet,
THE whole STOCK in TR ADF
4 in fad fore, conflting of Bran
dy, Rum, Gin, Wines, Violates.
Teas, Coffee, Cotton, Rice, Choc-
olate, Candles, Spices, Sperm Oil,
Crockery and Glais Ware, with al
mott every article commonly fold in
Grocery Stores-Sale az 10 o'clock
Terms at the faIe.
5 5, M M ! A,,g.,
t. FLETCHER, AHTfr''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
NOTICE.

a IL perfons indebted to the fubfcriber on
Account are requeIled TO call and Eettle
the fame Immediately. All thole who have
any demands agaiuif him are alto requelied to
call and receive their pay a. loon as NAV be.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Ncv %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
A. general aiiormsnt d American Cuttun
u Goods, from Tie Mandatory Ot

MiIkinlon Greene, " Go.
a. Pawtuckat, near providence J ccnf aing
of Shirtings, sheeting', Stripes, Chstss, CsrE
hams, Bed Ticking, Threa1, has:g ,No Al
three thIe adod Yafrs, &c. sc
Th@e Goods being Dom ole ofihe o'dsa
and belt eitAb..ihld Manufactures IL A.reri-
ca, are az lsAf Of eoss quahty q any made
his countJ, and wit ~ 30 AZ 'he Ana
fatlyry Prics,bY
SOLOMON BOYCf,
A gent FOR fad ConPa-y---ai LIZ s'a.e Y As-
change tireet-whe lie kfsp, e1l l.a " iSr
fsle Al aGorInent Of 'KfCE'. 3. .tafAl
po.IIsAA, h nG. III, .Sl}. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
Sa,ette 2b!p 3Geips.
PORT OF P0RTLAND-isEl

Wednesday. Nov 90
Arrived brig Jason, Capt Maicdm, 50
days from S; Ubes, left there SHIP William,
Crab.ree, for Portland, in 20 days-brig
Spi.tire, Ned, Of Portland, for Philadelphia
IN % brig Moniezuma. Green, Of Bath,
for Boston, in. 2 brig John, Dawson, OF
Boston, for Savannah, in 10; Orion, Chan
Ter, for Boston in IS; schr Elyirs, do do
do ship M'nerv4, Ford, of DaxbGfy, for
NnfoiS, IN 5 Mercury, Kelley, Of Nor
witch. for Nav. York in :; Rhoda and Bet
sey, Eld.ldge, To- New York, ia IS /; schr
Comet, Chi.ds, for do in 10; ship George
Augustus, Hopkins, for Philadelphia, in Is /;
brig Jane, Ginnado, for Baltimore, in Is /;
snip Eagle, Harvey, for aNann.h, l5th Oct.
Oct 80. lAt.24, Ion 50, spoke ship Alfred,
20 days from Lisbon. for Philadelphia.
Vessels spoken Nov /, lat 81, Ion IS, brig
Hamlet, Clark, of Bah, days from Bos
ton, for Savannah or Havana = Oct 81, lat
40, ION 81, brig Hazard, OF Wiscassel, SO
DAYS from Belfast, for ~ York.
Brig Traveller, Parrot, Of Portland, put
mo Bermuda 12.h Sept. with loss Of deck
load Of lumber.
Spanish brig Diligence, from Africa to
Havana, with 80 slaves is wrecked at the
3 ,hsm4s. The LlAves being under hatcLes,
probably mostly in irons, al perished.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
WILLIAM LORD.

IAS juff received aud now offers for iale
= at his fore, head OF Green nreet, an ad
ditional afor,men, Of
Wsf-India Gods, Greceries, &c.
AMONG WHICH ARR
Cogniac Brandy Filberts-Catfup
Holland Gin Cuave CelIey
American do Capers- Olive Oil
Old Jamaica Spirits Preferves
St. Croix and Antigua Windlor & bar Soap
Rum NJ 3. do WafhbaIls-Starch
Madeira, Sherry, Lii mould * dip'I Candles
bon, Port, Vidonia Spermaceti OIL
e Malaga WINES Table Salt
AEniieed-Cordials Entry Mats
Cider Vinegar Floor Bru1hes
tIyfon, Young Hyion, Brooms-Sieves
dyion Skin, Sou Indigo-Salt Petre
chong and Bohe2 lux Powder
Teas Spice Bitters
Leaf, Lump, India, Powder, Shott and
Havana white aud Flints
brown, and Welt Log Wood
India Sugars Red WOOD
Welchs No. ! and 2 Fuftic-Allum
Chocolate CoPperas-Sulpher
Chocolate Shells Roll Brimlfone
Rice Ground do. Cotton aud wool
PePPer-GrounG do Cards-Fluur
Cinger-Pimento Clear Pnk-Bacon
Box and cafk Raihns CoTee-MoIafTes
Turkey Figs 4d, Sd, Tod and god
Carawsy seed Nails
Canary do-Nutmegs Bees Wax
Cloves-Cinnamon Bakery Tzllow
Citron-Csiila Cotton and Cotton
tnghfh Mnitard Yarn-Rock Salt
| Cayenne--Oat Meal Clais-RotteD Stone
Pearl Barry Otter-Stone
! Currants 1umblers-Cheefe
Jordan Almonds Indian and Rye Meal
| Ground Nuts Te. sc.
The above Goods are of the fri quality
and will be fold on Reasonable terms.
| Nov Is Gfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25

The above Goods are all Of the fri quality,
and will be fold on Reasonable terms.
N. B.-Merehants and Ship Matters may
be tupplied With Cabin or fhip Stores on rea-
fonable tsrms.-Alio, Families may be fuppl-
ed as low as can be purchaied in town, and
fettIe their bills quarterly. Conilant atten-
dance, and every favor gra efuIIy acknowI-
edged JONATHAN STUART.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25

IVhat meet 2-One John Atkins has
made affidavit in New-Yofk, aud the
same has been published IN most Of the
papers, that he was on board The LittIe
6ef, when the action took place in
which he states, that he was compelled,
with others, to fight against his Coun-
tryman and that some were punished
for speaking in favour of the United
States. Since Atkins published his
statement, The whole of il, respecting
1he action, proves TO be sheer fabrlca-
tion-for .dfkins and the two others be-
ionged to the ship Traveller, and not
I'll. brig Phebc, as stated by .ffklTS ;
which was captured by the Little Belt
In .duguSf, near three months alter the
engagement with the President The
second mate Of the Traveller has given
his deposition to the truth of the above.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25

FOR SALE,
AT the Lime In near Weeks Wharf,
100 CaikS LINE,
of hyperion qualify manufactured from the
bet of Engli0A stoue. M. 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25
WEST-INDIA GOODS.

FOR iale by the fubfcriber, at his fore in
Forsf,ssf, nearly opPo6te the head Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-25

IAS Juh received and now offers for iale
L at his fore, head OF Green. Areet, an ad-
dilionaI afor,men, Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-15
Sink Burn and Plumber.
THE EVIDENCE
Oftbe REYOCHI2ON Of tie Frese5
DEGREES.
INFORMATION ON OATH,

The Depohtion Of the Captain and
crew of the brig Endeavour, of
MARBLEHEAD, lately ROBBED and
SUNK, by French Imperial Frigstes,
has been taken before Notary Pub
lie, in Newly ork, and the following
facts iworn 10 which are recon-
mcnded to the ferrous confederation
of the dupes OF the Partizans of a
partial and Frenchified adminiitra-
ton wherever they may Be
found -
{" That the fsid John Powers, as
he and the Caid Nichollon B. Proctor
and Jofeph Tucker for themielves
fay, when inquired Of the faid officers
| if there was war between the II.
States and France, and was anfwercd
by the faid officers or one of them in
the following words according TO the
belt of the lait named deponents re-
collection and belief, Trs, ar there
has been for fheif fix ysar5, that Is 10
burn, FINK and deffroy al american vef
jSit II and fran The snemies tort5'-
That the deponant John Powers,
then informed the faid officers that
he had lately received a letter from
hi, owners Eating that the diiFrren
ccs between the two countries had
been iettlcd and that the French De-
crees had been taken off, TO which
they replied as the la1 named drpo-
nsnr and the laid n B. Proctor for
thcmfelves fay" tsat Is all d1masr!
n0nfsrf."
This depoftion NUT affard fome
consolation TO the honcft democrats
Of Marblehead. = They will fee by it,
thar their beloved PreGdent has pre-
vailed upon that" Predigy 81 human
nature" NAPOLEON the Great, TO
change the mode of his conduit to-
wards American yeHels II heir good
Prefdent having complained that
BURNING vefcls "4ua5 TIE ni2f
dyFre6ing Of aHt6e n5des" adopted by
his Imperial and Royal Maieay 5
cruizers, his Majefy has been 70 po-
lite as 70 direct an alteration OF the
mode, and row his frigatcs euiy
FLUNDER, scUrTLE aod SINK a
merican veicIs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-15

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