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ressive and closGent manner, the views anu
,ot;ves of the individuals who rule the desti-
hes of our nation It was grateful TO MT.
bui,cy's constituents 70 seehim In the Hail Oh
f;bcrty. He was listened to with the most
k,terested attention, while he told the serious
k;uths, which his public empioyment' ana MS
spcrience had brought within his knowledge:
|Thc hon. Mr.. Oils followed Mr. Quincy, and
with his usual eloquence, brought home 10
h., f.eEnrs the dis .strous state OF our public
ar,irs. He proved that the plans OF the pre-
60 administration are in perfect conformity
with those of Napoleon !; and that the CONT
keo,sA system which Napoleon has established
Through Europe, is now IN operation Oh our
Down merchants at home.
The differences from these discussions are,
th,,t the men who now rule, are corrupt ana
6mpotent that they are humbiy submissive
land obed,ent to France; that they are lnVete-
kratcly hostile to Great Britain that they en-,
Etertain a fixed contempt and detestatioh o.
commerce that they would sooner plnnge
this country into war with England ana ALI
ance with France, and consequently suo)ect II
70 French dominion, than let the federal re-
| publcans again come into power, ana expose
! the weak and wicked measures OF the JeHer
/ sonian pohc-.
The resolutions having been again read BY
D the secretary, the motion was put on their ac
cep,.mce and were adopted ananimously.
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ApHORISMS.

Do not attempt to be public speaker UNI
les you have a clear voice and clear
head.
Do not accustom yourself to swear,---There
are words enough in the English language
sufficiently expressive of all our passions.
Never attempt to execute any thing in
public, Unless you can perform it well In pri-
waite.
Out of great number of bare elbows, not
above one pair III tGa ought to make their ap-
pearance in public.
A young nn:n who has gamed away his
fortune is not without his use he stands as
a guide post, that with an extended finger d.
reefs the way to ruin.
Take away your expensive follies, and
you will have little reason to complain of hard
times.
Men who are .prodigal of their promises
arc mostly misers of their performance.
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PHILADELPHIA, .fitr1l 9.


Arrived the schooner Hamilton, Capt. Blake.
Of Portland, from Port al Prince, % days.
! eff there, the schooner Matilda, Burton, of
h sit;more, for n. York, in IL days; the sch.
Eleanor, Clair, of and for Baltimore in 8 days !;
the Bee, Money, OF Baltimore, for Charleston
8 days; the brig George Chase, New-York
uncertain sloop Little Rebecca, just arrived
from the Aux C4yes; the sch. Hawk, -,
rcf Phil.delphia, was at Jerimee. Spoke the
morning we left Polt-al-Prince, Is miles from
the town, the sch. Susanna Lucy, Jones, from
Portland bound ii. Capt. Jones informed me
that the dav before he had been robbed by a
srnal boat, with Is black men in her, off the
n: side of the island OF G,iana5a, who said they
belonged to Christophe's party; they took
fiun him sone provisions and cash, and seve-
raj o.her small articles, and ordered him toc
(Ionaives but did not put any men on board
i &c Carry him in. On March IS, Cape Nicola
Nlole bearing II. bv E. leagues, spoke the
brig Mercator, Sawyer, Of and fran Portland
ior Port-au-Prince.
The Sunday prior to my leaving Port-au
Primes Potion was again unanimously elected
President of Hayti, Gin that Department. the
C reInony of h taking his seat and receiving
his ch,rge, took place at O'Clock, P. M. at
the Senate House. There were about 500
men under arms, to escort and receive his cx-
celence, His entrance into the SeEIte House
was .nnouuced by bands of marital music,
and the firing of cannon placed i'll front OF
the Senate House. and from the forts in the
town and the gusrdship in the hal'hor.
There was report at Port-au-Prince that
Christophe had ordered body OF his troops to
march against Port-au-Prince, and they had
retused--in consequence Of which number
had been shot.
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NEW PUBLIC ATOMS,
And other Valuable Books,


Just received, !or sale by JAMES hfSNEDf,
senior, Book. eller, King street.
The American Lady's Preceptor-a new
school book
The Americans Guide-containing the
Constitutions OF the United STATS, with the
latest Amendments Declaration OF In.
dependsnce-,he Federal CONSTITUTIONS, and
Nashingien's Farewell Address
Smirk s's Review of Battalion ct Infantry
with elegant and appropriate Engrsylngs
Mav3r's Piutarch, for the use OF Schools
Hsmcl's French Grammar and Exercises
Duhef and Boyer's French Dictionaries
Duhef's Nature Displayed
Edgeworth's Moral Tales for young people
- Parents Assistant
- Tales of Fashionable Lie
A School Testament, on fine paper, with
new and handsome type
Walsh's American Review OF History add
folilics, No 1.-The 7d is daily expected
The Archives of Useful knowledge, the
three hrst numbers, by DR., Mease-at three
oilars per annum.
Apfii4 mxthd
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Mseries Of Human Life.

In a bleak -ride---to be kept freezing at the
turnpike gate for half An hour, while you FUN
ling In your pocket, with thick glove on
(which you have not courage to take Off for
pence to pay Your fingers being SO stupi-
he'd by the cold that even without glove,
they could not feel the difference between a
handkerchief and half penny.
At a bad Inn very small egg brought to
you In a very tall wine glass, at the bottom of
winch, the egg slips and tumbles about, far
below the reach of your fingers and the
spoon.
Discovering, at the end of along aud fatigu-
ing tourney, that you have involuntarily light
|ened your travelling carriage by leaving two
or three hundred miles behind, the box Of let
ters, papers, account books, sc. which con-
stituted the sole object Of your expedition.
Brlskly STOPPING to pick up lady's at the
Same moment when two other gentlemen are
doing the same, and So making cannon with
ycur head against both of theirs. and this;
without being the happy man after all.
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On entering the room, to Join an evening
party composed of remarkably grave, strict
and precise persons, suddenly finding out that
you are drunk ard (what is still worse) that
the company has shared with you in the dis
covery---though you thought you were, and
fully intended to be rigidly sober.
A perpetual blister-alias, sociable next
door neighbour, who has taken violent affec-
ton for you, in seturlr for your no less violent
antipathy to him.
A fellow, who after having obliquely applied
to you for instructions upon any subject, keeps
showing restless anxiety to seem already full
ly informed upon it; perpetually interrupting
your answer WITH" Yes, Sir---Yes, yes, l
lnow.--true, am perfectly aware of that---O,
of course !"---&c. &c.
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Brig James 1furdoeh.--On Friday tbs 18th
ult. the following paragraph was placed upon
the Coffee-hous books in this city, and thence
copied into the several newspapers.
I" Brig James Murdoch, Marks, hence at
Madeira, after being boarded and treated no
Htely by French privateer.--The captain In
formed that his orders were: {" Not 20 modest
any American vessels."
Since the publication of the above, letter
has been received by the owner of the James
Murdoch from captain Marks, which fully ex-
plains in what the polite treatment OF the
Frenchman consisted, which was, that he mel
Their bu mt nor sunk the brig. The following
is an extract from the letter:
MADEIRA, Feb. 26, 1911.
I" I have the pleasure to inform you that /
arrived here the 18th after passage OF SO
days. / have encountered several heavy gales
on my passage, and on the l4th had the mis-
fortune to fall in with French privateer about
l5Omiles north of Madeira. was ordered to
come on board with my boat and bring my pa
pers. When on board was ordered into the
cabin, where the first officers overhauled my
papers.--After about Quarter of an hour the
captain came down and said to me & Cap
tain, you are very good prize, as you arc
bound to an enemys hort.' He then manned
nv boat with his own officers and men, and
went on board to search for letters and papers.
The most of the letters / had on board were
opened and believe some taken away. At
ter OBTAINING me about four hours he said /:
Captain you may go Oh board and proceed on
your voyage but send be four barrels Of APP
l. ~ tS,hr
must send nc that too. He wanted the crack
ers. told him we should have to break up
a great part Of the cargo to come al them. He
told me, never mind the crackers; but he
must have my boat.--He sent lis men with
me for the articles, and I proceeded on my
passage, very glad assure you, to get Oft SO.
She was brig called the DiIigcnt, % days
from l'Orient, mounting IA eighteen pound
carronadcs, and l4o men.---The captain
name did notsfnd out.
Since the above was received the James
Murdoch has arrived at this port from Madci-
IA, and we arc authorized to state, IN addition
to the plumbers above mentioned, the seamen
were robbed of their wearing apparel and
small stores Yet all this is put down tor po-
lite treatment.--In short, we have sunk down
into habit Of considering every thing short
of numbering, sinking, and burning asvery po-
lite, and even friendly and obIiging.
The priv.tecr being only 20 days from
L'Orient must have sailed but short tine be-
fore the I'd of February What was then un.
derstood in France, in regard to the French
DEGREES, may be inferred from the declaration
Of the captain of the privateer, that the Muir
doch was good prize, because bound to an
enemy's port" II is believed that she would,
accordingly have been mao prize OF, had
her cargo been worth carrying in; but con-
sisting chiefly of -four, it was no object to the
FTenchmen.-U. S. Gazette.
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N O T I c E.

\ MEETING of the Great Hunting Creek
n Bridge Company will be held al the
house Of Frederick Shuck, near the bridge,
on the first Monday in May next, at halt
past three O'Clock, for the purpose of elect
ing a PRESIDENT and four DIREcroRs, to
serve the company the ensuing year.
John HooF, 7rea(urer.
April Is. DIST * 2awtlst tuts Nay
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April IS.
N o T 1 c E.

MY Gar.;en, (l"te Peer Billv's) not being
designed as p ace OF public resort, shat
hereafter refuse northumberland do here-'
ny torewarc all persons going in it IN my Alb
sence. My having "een considerable suf-
ferer ndels this Injunction snecessary a.
II is unpleasant,
Harrison FStzhugh.
April - dse
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Philip G. Marsteliel
The Subscriber
OFcrs for Sale on moderate terns, ths Fotowefs
YALUdBLE PROPERTY.

OFers. /5r Sale on moderate terms, ths folyowifs
YALUdBLE PROPERTY.
A LOT of Ground, situate at the lower
end of Fairfax Street. running with the said
Street one hundred and seventyssix feet, Sc
ven Understanding on Jefferson Street, one
hundred and twenty three feet Ave inches,
and containing hsf in acre. The improve.
mems on this Lot, consist Of an excellent and
completely finished two story brick Dwelling
House, with every convenient out house--a
good Pump in the yard, and Garden. which
with proper attention might be made highly
productive.
Also,
A small piece Of Wood Land, containing
about ) and one halt acres, fronting on the
Mount Vernon road, adjoining the country
seat of Mr. Andrew Jameson, and about )
mi:e. from the town. This land is not more
than one quarter Of mile from the Hunting
Creek Turnpike Road, and it is supposed
will average about IS or 40 cord of wood TO
the acre
Also, a Tract of Land on the
South SIDE of Hunting Crcek,about two hum
dred yards from he turnpike Road, COR,
tanning above Glty-one acres. Upon this
Tract are .eve, al remarkable seats for build
ing, commanding a view of Alexandrs,
Washington, part of Georgetown, and a
considerable length of the river. 1t has
some good low ground and valuable POGO.
sin attached to it. Apply to
]. .. Slmms.
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April 10
Public Sale.

By Virtue of a deed Of trust
from Daniel M'Ca'ty, and M-rs0retia Ma
kkda Snozuden, lis mfr, to rs tile su6scrib -,
mil be e.r7tosed to hu5Hc sale On TUESDAY
tie ttth 4'ay Of february ne:rt, at craayford's
Iauern, in George 7own, Tract Of Land on
the riOer Petonae iy ne IN ! oudom countp,
s'Gte Of Virginia. knoavn CO MCarty's IsIond,
and Sugar Land Tract. or 30 much thereof as
w;A be sufficient TO tay The sum recorded in
said deed.
This property lies about 20 miles above
George Town, and the city Of Washington,
aud the Island part of the property, contain
ing 500 acres, is known by its produc.
lions to be the most valuable and desirable
land in eilherthe states of Maryland or tir.
GINA, with proper cultivation may be made
to produce 100 bushels of corn per acre.-A
great proportion o. this tract is heavily TIM
bersd, from which an inexhausiabIe quantity
oil ship timber, slaves, &c. may be taken -
The property will be shewn on application to
Mr.. John w. Broraugh, in George Town. or
Mr.. d, niel MCarty, CD the premises. 1'he
te nus O. sale are, one third cash, or negotias
BILE paper in the bank Of Columbia, at 60 days
with Two approved endor.ers residing within
the district Of Columbia. the balance in three
equal payments of three, six & nine months,
ali bearing interest from day of sale, in notes
as above mentioned. The land is to remain
bsund, and be resold On de fault of pay ment,
for 50 much ready money as may be suffici-
ent 10 raise the balance then due, and the re.
,idue on credit to meet the future install
NJ eft or nslalmcnts; the proceeds of which
resale is to be in like manner secured, sSi
this operation Of resale is to be made as Of
ten as such successive default shall require
conforming each to the terms prescribed TOT
the first.
Elisha fancy,
James Keith, junior.
November S. 2awts
e. The sale. of the above
property is unavoidably post
poned until Monday, 22d inst.
at o'clock, when the sale will
positively take place at Craw-
fords Tavern. George Town.
April 9.
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t. The Rev. W. Browne in
tends to preach in st. Paurs
Church. at II o'clock, to-mor-
row forenoon.
April Is.
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, will be sold, at the
Vcndue Store,
A variety of Dry Goods, &c.
Fine Clot.s, FUR Hats, Ticklenburgs, Ss-
tins and Pcelongs. 81 k Velvets, Sprigged
and Plain Muslins, Mems & Womens' Stock.
ings, &c.
Philip G.. Marstelier.
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Just received. !or sale by JAMES hfSNEDr
senior, Book. eller, King street.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
SEASONABLE GOODS.i
ROYAL LINCOLN,

E&GHA kOG-tIkkEl
LAS for fale general aforIment OF
SeaS0nabLe G00dS-Uiz.
A great variety of ben wen Of England and
common Broad Cloths.
Blacx, blue, brown, nix'd, drab and bottle
Cailimeres
Brown, sottle, drab maroon and Due peilce
Cloths.
Devonihre Kerfeys, Imperial Cords.
PeIice Flannels, white, yellow, red, crimion Z
black Flannels, Swanfkins.
Outfits, DufIi Blankets, Serges, Plains.
Coatings; womens black and fate worried
Hole mems black, white and mix q DO.
Rsttinetts, Shalloons, Durauu.
Wilboars, Veivetts
Black, fate, mulberry and bottle green Cam
bricks.
Buckram, Britifh Skirtiug.
Patent neam loom ditto
Cotton Umbrellas, blue Stockiuett.
Brown Linens, brown Cottons.
London printed Cambricks, Linens.
Linen Cambricks. Long Lawn.
Linen pocket handkerchiefs
Florence and China Luitrings confliing Of
black, brown. fate, white, pink, light
blue, and Buff.
Buff, pink, fate, lraw aud black Cotton
Grapes.
Black Italian ditto.
Silk Fiorentine veaing., white Merleilles do.
Black aud fancy elk Handkerchiefs
Ben company BandaEna do.
Fancy Mullins, fine and common book do.
Black lace Yelling, Silk Hole.
Mems and women's black and white fix
Gloves.
Ditto Cotton do, Habit Gloves.
Mems best buck, Doe and beaver do.
Black and white laces, black SincLaws
Black Grape, Cambrick Haadkerchiefs.
India Cottons, conGl.ing of Beerboon Gnrrahs,
Catapalla BAftss, Manlodies and Now
sanRas
Linen Threads, from No 10 to 90
American Bed Ticking, RufIia Diapers
Huckabrcks, Webb's patent fu!penders
Silk and netting do best gilt coat Buttons
Silk basket do colored Threads
Dmoties, Engiih Diaper, India CaIicoes
Ditto Checks, Factory Sheeiing Shirtlg
Checks, Stripes, and large ahortalent Of cot
ton warp Yarn, To. tJ's
Notwithstanding the uncommon fear
city and high price of GOODS, this Fail, the
above being felected early in the Seafon, will
be fold a. low As ufual. October 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
NEW GOODS. "
Siaehy, PiateS, Britannia. s5efasS u"
ELEAZAR WYER,

GOLDSMITH q 1EWELLER,
nearly oppodie the Iadis, Chief Exchange
LAS interviewed a large and ertenfve az
4 fortment of GOODS. in hts line,
AMONG WHICH Ans,
Plated Tea Sets, TO match; Caters, new pat.
terms; Cand'enicks; Soup Ladies; Table
and Tea Spoons large Britannia Coffee and
Tea Sets, ofa hyperion quality; !etts of Mo-
rocco, Cream and black ground Jspan'd Wal.
tiers, new aud elegant patterns, with centers {;
Japsn'd Caifori FLYER Tooth Picks and
Tweezers Penknives; Razors, Scifiors and
Snuners; Steel aud gilt Watch Chains, Keys
aud Seals fancy Pima and Lockeis; Moroc-
CO Pocket Books and Purfes.
II large and elegant aD0rtment q
Carrelian and gold Ear Hoops Knobs and
Drops, Of the latef faihion; Carnelian, Pearl,
Jett aud plain Gold Pins and Rings Carneli
an aud Gold Watch Keys; Gold and Silver
Watch Chains and Keys shot Belts and
Powder Flaik, which together with his for
mer flock, ren6er his slortment complete.
Also,
He makes and keeps on hand, as uiuai war
ranted Cod Necklaces Silver table and tea
Spoons; Soup Crsyey and Cream Ladies of
the newell ityle, and made 70 any pattern
Jewe!ry and Hair work executed AZ ulual
The above are offered upon terms equally
as advantageous al at any other place, aud he
invites his friends aud cuforrers to cali, where
they viii find coHitznt and perfonaI attendance
and the fmalIeff favour attended to with
cbeerfulnefs.
ALso-A few warranted WOODEN
CLOCKS.
Country Traders will be fuppled with any
CT the above, at liberal ditcouut
Portland, Nov. 4. (Gw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18

10 tie Han. the Senate and The Hon
The Houje Of Rcprefen1ative5 IF tts
Commonwealth Of Ma0dcbgisft5 "
General Cart d1lmbied, NAY 1911,
THE memorial and petition Of the fubltri-
bers, inhabitants Of Falmouth, in The
county Of Cumberland, humhly lhewe,h, viz.
that there are four public roads in faid town
Of falmouth which are outlets inio ihe town
cf Portland tcdtss there arc uumercls
branches of roads Al faid town Cf Fainlauth
which are connected thereWiIL and Nv thc
country back 4 large, and abounds vrirh lum.
Der Of various kinds, which has a. pars
through faid falmouth 10 Sud market.
which enters tie town (of Falmouth = vssi.
Gus places, With numerous and heavy loass8
teams Which makes tie burdea az reads
grievous "a rhe inhabitants, Who are ~ lr,.-
obliged ro keep Thrm good rrpair--Whilh
roads icing added toEe htf, wifi amount ro
more than 20 mile iu length hut ~ if cur
turdens Gere rot iuflciruty great, there Is
lafely been aid out ny a committee arBoisl.
Cd by he CUurt Of ssfIions. 4loiher road
from Windham Gne GO Portland. which :
about aT o. ietrn miles dihsnce and upsus
parallel hne, Wi not average more th1n e,rh.
~ RODE difance T una the Old road 70 ard fror,
The fame ohIed which has cen uled towards
NJ lTiy years, and nul lil be Lrpt KIN rerai-
AZ n leads through SarcarsPpa village, Where
there u ID eIPeafive bridge which h5s been
ereSted acrois Freiunicot river for upwards
Of hf,y yeaFs, which = now IL decsved care
and mGii fOon &c hUilt new a. Il cannot be
dHpeniea with This bridge Is abou, half
mile above the place where The leu aid road
will crois laid Prefunlcot river. You pe,i-
fionsrs therefore humbly pray that your
H0nours won take their burdened lluarioR
IBto your wife confederation and grant them
a toll on the bridge thai u "a BE- bult arrpts
Prelumtco; river for The convenience Of ,rsg-
cling the faid new LAID ont road from Port
land 20 Windnam line Your petitioners fur.
Their fate tina, this new Contemplated road
will coh the town Of Falmouth at leaf eight
thouiard dollars aud mai be built this fun
r1er by the o-der Of the Court Of Schious -
Your petitioners a. 10 duty bound will ever
pray. JAMES MEANS, \
JOHN JONES,
MAI HI III ITCH 0DaJ On
JAMES MCRRELI., - re, q
JAMES MERRILL, -'1'"'SIfO'
IONA. SPARROW,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
WILLIAM SWAN,

WILLIAM SWAN,
IA. 3, Uai,a Ro.v, A1ii!e feet,
HAS FOR SALE,
40 eheiis of frit quality of souchong and
Green Tea:
40 bales Of prime upland Cottoa
Boxes of white Sugar
Beif manufactured Tobacco
Rum-Cin-Salt, &c &c. &c.
Together with an additional flock OF
European and India G90d5,
which will be fold for Cath or on credit, a,
reduced prices. Me-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
TAKEN UP ADPLFr

ONWednefdsy the oh inli abous Il miles
d,ifance from Portland Light, Yawl
Boat, sbont "a feet long. and " hlfe bottom.
The o~nef may receive her ssAin by Froving
property ard paying charges-Apply 20
GEORGE KNIGHT.
C-fs EiiasIrit, Nsv. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
CT REMOVAL.

SETH CLARK.
IL AS REMOVED from hrs late Gand in
L Exchange ilreet, to the fhop directly
oppolfe' where he has just received an afort
ment OF Sapsr6ne
american and Hef Country Bread
Cloths and CagImeres,
= VARIOUS colors aud prices. 1oge ther with
Guessing net' Black silk VeRing aud va.
10y OF oanfofds celebrated Su(penders-
wh'eh he tifsfs for fale on as good tstm, a,
can be had eIfewhere.
he continues to execute the
IHILJRING BUSINESS
a hiS new Rand in Exchange street. with neat.
ne,s ~no Ia the most fafllionatIe manner.
~ iRiMAfTNGS of all kind, a. uru,I
Portland, No 4. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
MARCUS QUINCY

INFORMS his friends and the public, that he
has taken the building belonging to MIR.
John Woodman, next 10 Mr. Bailsy's BARRIERS
Shop, head of Psytiaad Pier, ForsFresi, where
he offers for fale,a general afortment of
Dry and Ground Paints, q Oil,
raw, or bold, with fuilici@nt quantity Of
drying to render it TIT and proper 10 be uied
for nlide OF houGes, floors, cabins of veles, &c.
7, rnay be relied on as good and iuch as viii
dry quick. Likewiie pant bruihes, Glais, tJc.
Az the fubfcriber eIrects 70 ipeLd confider-
able part OF his time in the iho2 he will be
bic to accommodate thofe perfons that may
want fuch painting az chars. chests, rabIes,
mshogany colours, OF any Others as may best
init the employer. lie wall continue the pant
ing buhneis as formerly.
He requests thole VIII say have accounts
open, either 10 favour or against him. to eEhi-
hl the fame for settlement or Cath.