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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
Daniel |. Odcll & Co.
HAVE jun received general afortment Of
I China, GLaG g Crocksry Ware,
among which is the foIlowing-viz
china

LbW1' GL1/5 q CToCkPTY NJ are,
among which is The foIlowing-viz
CHM.
Burnilh'G and common gilt, penciid, prin-
ted and enamel'd Tealets-printed, peucil'd,
painted and enameI'd Cups and Saucers-
printed Plates, all fizes-pripted Cnllards-
Coffee Bowls and Saucers-Cake Plates.
GLASS.
Gu, Dilhes and Pate,-Patties-.cut en-
graved. huted and plain Tumblers-cu and
plain Observation-Disclosures uGiards--
Cfuets- Jugs-cut, engraved, fuled and plain
DecanEers- Mugs-CreA.n Pitchers--Sugar
BDwls-JelIy GIa1cs-G sDets CARROTS, sc.
PRINTED WARE.
Plates, Dihes and Bakers, all Gzes-prin-
ted Coffee Bowls x Saucers-do. Tealets-
apots-Sugars and Creams--cover' q d, flies
Pickle Stands- Cheeie do.-Jugs-Cravy
Difhes M Fifh Draners-ioup and fauce Tur-
eens-Cofsse & Tea -Chambers-Ewers
and Balons, tJe.
Edg'd, enamel'd q cream col'd Ware.
Edg'd and cream cold Diihes and Plates,
all Gzes---do. do. Bakers, Tureens, Naples,
Butter Boats-ensmeld add printed Teafets--
tea and coffee Cups and Saucers-Sugars and
Creams-Ju gs-Mugs- Bowls Coffee and
eapots-Hand- baGons--bIack glazed lea
pots, TIC. G'e.
Blue printed and red and brown lind Din
ing Sets.--Ayo, an aforment OF JAPANRED
VASE; few aforted Crates,
~ Ware repaeked AZ he fhortea notice,
for town or country, ca Moderate terms
Portland, Nev. II. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11


Er.rqct Of a ietter fran a'1 Of5ccr q
CL Byyds re5im-4h dared Forf
Ka2r, or 9.
\" We Ia Newport on the 5lst OF
Aug. AMI On the following evening en
cltnasd w the banks OLA settlement
called New Swi,zcrllnd. Here ",
were satisfied with wine and grapes and
laid in store for the rest of the
VOYAGE. This village contains at pre-
sent, from ? TO TO families. Last sea
son dizzy made $500 gallons Of Claret
Wine, and tne present, they calculate
cn 5000, and 500 like Msdeira. The
former sells Tor Is per gallon, the
later for 2. The quality OF the wine
called Ciaret, think with age, would
equal that Of Bprdeaux. We walked
through Vineyard Of 21 acres, laid
out in the nratest manner.
Ort.ll.-Seyeral vi our officers have
been somewhat indisposed but OF our
men when We arrived only Is out Of
$50 were taking medicine, although it
was tie most sickly season Of the year.
1t Borden resigned al Newport
Gov Harrison commands our whole
force in person, and Col Boyd acts as
Brigadler. The distance from Vim
cennes to Boston by the nearest r0ut,
il 1850 miles"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

10 the Han. the Senate and the Han.
the Honjs Of RfPretentativeJ Of the
Commonwealth Of DaBacbnfsff5 ia
General Court d1en7bled, Nay 1911,
THE memorial aud petition of The fubfcri-
bers, Inhabitants Of Falmouth, IN the
county of Cumberland humbIy iheweth, viz.
that there are four public roads in faid town
Of Falmouth which are outlets into the town
of Portland heides there are numerous
branches Of roads IN fri5 town Of Falmouth
which are connected herewith; and as the
country back Is large, aud sbounds with lum-
Der of various kinds, which has TO pas
through fai5 Falmouth 70 Gud a marker.
which enters the town (cf Falmouth at vari-
Gus places, with numerous aud heavy loaded
teams; which makes the burden of roads
grievous 20 the inhabitants, who are by law
obliged 10 keep them in good repzir-which
roads being added together will amount ~
more than 80 miles ia length tar As II our
burdens were not iufIcienty great, there has
lately been laid out by committee appoint
ed by the Court Of Seflons, another road
from Wtndhsm line 10 Portland, which u
about tx or ieven miles dtltance, and uDnn y
parallel line, vIii not average more than eiph-
~ rods dntance from the old road 10 and from
the fame Object, which has been u.ed upwards
Of hEty years, and muii llill be kept in repair
a. It leads through SaccaraPPa village, Whe-e
there q an expenive bridge which has been
erected acIols PretumlcOt river for upward.
of City years, which il now il a decsyed Fate
and mult foon be built new as il cannot he
difpenfed with. This bridge is abou, half :
mile above the'Place where the new laid road
will crufs laid Preiumicot river. Your resi-
TONERS therefore Lumh!y pray that you-
Honours would take their 5urdened Ltuanoa
into your wife confederation and graHt them
roll on the bridge that d 10 he bnlt acreil
Pretumic0t river tor The CONVENIENCE Of trav-
cling the faid new laid out road from Port
land 70 Windham line Your petitioners fur
thcr rate that this new contemplated road
will con The town Of Falmouth at leaf eighr
thOUland dVlars aDd NUT BE- built this luui.
mer by the order of the Cour, of SCfions --
Your petitioners a. ia dusy bound wall ever
pray. JAMES MEANS, \
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

The late harvest in Spain is said to
have been extremely poor. This was
u have been expected, for wao will
cultivate his ground diligently when an
enemy Is to have the fruit Pa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

" None bit an author, kno1rg an au'hcr'8 careg,'
" Q E.mr's .foaajless for fhe child she bears"
Tie composition Of The 'ORICINALEP
IGBAM,' inserted under the genera head
81 Poehy,' IN the last G4zette, ~ claimed
(and very Justly too, we have no duubtJ by
tie Editor Of The Salem lzeffe either for
Mnseli Or ose Of lis correspondents. We
hope. therefore, that those who attributed
Up IS tl.e honor Of writing those four lines If
ary thcre ggeye beSicoS Ny Gushing wi trans
ier It "a the present ciaimant-I1 reply TO
that Editors irOnical remarks, we would
observe that his Eligram was never cl-im-
Sd by US IS its origlaatorS II lie had attend
Cd little 10 The manner il which we have
been IN the habit OF arranging IRE mater
m our paper, he would not have attributed
20 US the CRIME Of plagiarism I'VE should
have placed that article either under our ed
itorial head, Or under the general head Of
{ Original P0etrv,' or else have pu' Fo, fhe
GaSefie' over Il, if we had intended 10 con-
vey an idea that that wasi;s frst appearance.
With regard to o,her pieces Whlch have
been selected from that paper and placed
under The general head of Miscellaneous Sc
kections,' sc " can hardly be SAID of Us That
we did II with view Of SHINING in joyyoue4
phmage.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

We notice il the Palladium, very
proper request, which we hope will be
complied with: that gentlemen IN the
liffefent parts Of the Commonwealth,
who know The officers lately removed,
.nd those appointed, would communi-
cate sketches Of their respective char
acters, founded on fact" People
would then be able che better to Judge,
now far the public good will be promo
Ted by the modern changes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

N: The fubfcriber RESPECTFULLY informs
his friends and the public that he has pur-
chaled the whole flock in trade late The prop.
erty of Iho's NJ Vinlon Il Co. and that the
buGneis will in future be conducted by him.
THO M. VINoON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

The Cart H7arnai for The trial Of
Captains Osgood u Braaiah, which
convened in this town the 29th ult is
still in session it is expected the
Court will come 10 q decision in the
course OF the present week.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
Ga,ettF ablp 5Gfms.
PORT or PORTLAND-I8LI

FziisJ NcV. 8.
Arrived lhip Margaret, Capt L. MLellan,
81 days from Cork Left there, fhip Pow
haitian, Of DuKbury, for Newyork, IN lo DAYS
- ihiP Grotus, Sheafe, of and for Pori (mouth,
in 10 days; brig ----, Paul, Of Kennebunk !;
brig Bfu Us, Lslell, Kennebunk Spoke, Ca
" IS, lat, 43, long. 81, fbip LYDIA, Waite, from
Liver pool, for Newyork; oct, 10, lat. 40,
long 50, fpoko brig Ann Maria, from Cot
tenhurg, for NewburyPort, 50 Gays our !;
24.h, lat. SO, len. a., fPoke fhip Mafaioit,
Whiting, from Corke, for Plymouth
Nov 4, arrived lchr TryaI, Kilborn, from
Newburyport 5, ichr Hope, Eaeon, from
Deer Hand, for Newyork; 6, brig Nimrod,
Greedy, from Philadelphia; brig Betty, York,
do brig Mary, Alden, from Ealport brig
Diligence, Jelefon, from Cadiz 7, fchr Bet
iy, Stanwood, from Bottom; loop Caty. Ann,
Blanchard, do \; ichr CaP'en, Drinkwater
from Eafport; loop Sally, E.well, from Boi-
ton; 8, loop Argo, Davis, from Plymouth !;
9, brig John, Alden, from Baltimore aoop
Mary, Sail, from marlborough, for Bohon
Cisaraaees at tie Csj9ozs Hsy<.
Nov 4, lchr w. J. Tucker, Honduras /;
5, brig DrOmo, Perkins, W. Indies 6, brig
FornaE, Thomas, Bay Of Honduras bark
America, Lord, ". Indies; 2, 1oop Dolphin,
Johnfon, Bolton Betty, Baxter, Philadelphia ;
Federaliit, Loring, Lynn Madiion, Brown,
Bslfan; 8, 1oop Olive, Hobbs, Bottom brig
Ruby, Sawyer, w Indies brig Ocean, SUIT
ton, 81 Baris bark John < Charles, Coombs,
Havana,
VESSELS LEFT.
2 ~
Portland, arrived Oft the Nero witn The
loss Of her cables and ancho.s--At S.. Sal
vador, Aug, -, South America, Drink W y.
ter, NJ Portland
sch. Rapid, Waldoboro Native, Bath (;
Venus Wiscasset and Only Daughter,
Klliriman, Waldoboro' arrived a. Boston
5th INST,
Ship Caroline, Of Bah, for Boston, sailed
from Lisbon Selt 5O
Sch May, Of Bath, wreck totally dis
masled and deserted, was fallen IL with
Oct 4, lat. 50, loa. "a.
Hannahretla, Of Marlborough Union,
Of Portland and Mary and B4rbAry, Of Cas-
tine arrived at Philadelphia I'd inst.
VESSELS SP0KFN.
Oct. "a, brig Sarah, and Mary Ann, Of
Ceoi Stto"n, ne % hours from fOFt, lea
Ky, bad thrown over part Ct Lcr deck load,
WAS then kept free, and proceeded On her
voyaGc-Oct 27, La 40, brig ---, 24 hours
frvm W'scasset lCApt. Bedlow, from Ma
deira, who spoke the brig reports that he
vas Or Short allowance Of wafer, but that
N cat uf' HE Brig dav'id of humanity,
refused Il ,uJPiy ham - Cct 3. lst IS lon.
-, brig Al ed, 5 days fc,m Portland, for
w. Jlgo dc Cuba OF s. III ST. Barts, 4
orig tom Warren (Me) 90 days out,
bound M had experienced hard gale
25.h SCI. end was Snort Of Ter, and had
ou board NE crew of an Am4ric n vessel,
which had tQundored in the same glle.-OH
North Kne, ship Fair-Americsn, Of Port
land, ~ days from Archangel, for Bor-
lesU1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
FOUND.
WANTED

A HOUoB n convenient part Of the town,
t0r which he rent will be punctuallv
paid-Inquire Of the Printer. nov III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
AOTIE

'EHE CopartnerAnp heretofore e1ining
uudcg The firm of THOMAS III Vim
SON z Co is this day di1oved by mutual
content. THO's M VIN5ON,
Ncv g, 1911 WIN. G ROGERS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

The King Of Rome (says southern pa
peri is a rcma, k bic sound sleeper. & is well
deserving Of The title, al least, Of l5un5 Nap.
Salem Gazette
Whether prepared by the Editor or a cores.
pondent Of his IS not precisely as certained]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

THE Committee of Senate, appointed I'D
coaiider the application q Tire Inhabitants ns
F4in1ouih, in ne connty IF Cumberland, re-
port iAe following Order, which /. tuhTlj,ttl
JouH FaILL4rs, Ter CUR
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

AOiiIlDDW CdAtii Ot I1a0GCAU-EffS.
ON the Petition IF tie inhabitants Of IA.
mouth, IN the county " Cumberland prayiug
that they may erecl a toll briure over Pre-
ium river betwecn Korfgen fails and Sar
caraPpa fasls-- Ordered, that ~ Fctiuons.s
caufe an attelled copy of their petition, with
this Order thereon, ~ he p.-n.ed "a the Bat
efn Argus and portlaud zetts ixty dsf 4.
Al leatt, before tie third Nedneiday Ct sh.
next lciHoa OF the preIelt General Cols.,
THAI an portions inyereGed, nlly then aprtsr,
and flew caule, tif any hey havs) ~hy tie
prayer of faid petition lhoud no, be granted
TIE fubfcritcr hereby gives public NOTES
10 all concerned thar ihs h.. been duy
appointed and las AIKEN upon EeTlsiI tie lruR
oi admuiltr4-r1 0n the. eH1te ut
JOHN cHOATE,
late Al Portland, in the county ~ CumbPrlani
mariner, decf a(ed, by giving bond A. 'be law
Dir aCls---fIe therefore, requeits Al perions Wn0
are indrb "a a tLe Ia.u Leceaie4 e.4e ".
maze iEnlne. are payment; anJ ihDi~ ,th4
haze sDy der ands ,he-eoa. 80 rah.Lis thz
"a ne 10 POLLY GljOATE
M 25, i6 tEit4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

j, Iucips. 2.rya puer 81 rig cou,eEaere me
cum
mBl. scoia shsll not be our Judge
IN e. lhuu wiuia'st bear the bea;
,yho. will Tie tsvti wan,l &? 70 .~w,
A.dtry TIE Cause I'D he'll !''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
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On Wsdnefday ae-et, 1877 igf all
6ckck, Il. NJ. on the PfsnJ'ss,
A 10, Of LAND fuaied on Stare Gree,
A nearly oppoG,e Mr.. Cro!s, Jr's. Sad
lot IT.; 4fares 81 feet front aud las feet deep.
Terms az the i4le,
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Ma. ID. T. FLETCHER |'-' "
Tar Iak .t Public Aa9i91 IA Bath,
(DjfriF IF Maine on fbs ! 9Th igf.
far the beHgGt Of al concerned,
THE HULL and Materials Of the Briiifh
brig COMMERCE, David Fothering
ham, matter. lowed ii from The high iezs AZ a
Wreck, and condemned by fnrvey az uniea-
worthy. BIB, NV. !, lsit-
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-22
ar IMPQRTANT,

From SOURCE The most respectable W.
are informed shat Mf. ..torier, The Rr,Nsa
Charge DE Affairs has uaade knowa - gag
gevsrnm lnt,, that ne ot6eisi iaiormsloa
tmade pqba'c iresA Mr.. RusssH, shas
the French DEGREES are not revoked
viii be fully eredned BY The Rrtsh CO..
yernment, and thst they will be compelled
to consider eopt,nuapre at the npn. inter-
course asaias, taem exclusively, q, neg.
sure Of hostility, demanding iasmedieee sfefs
to meet IT. FED. Org.
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CONGRESS,
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES..
7aien for tie AlexssdfiN Gazftis.l


. sHyH~VJ -
The house adjourned yesterday without
coming to decision on the bill authorisiag
the issuing Of dsbsnures In cestais cases.
Mr.. Etpes shi, morning repa.sed hii
mailing provision for carrying into etFscs
the treaty with the Little and Great Osags
Indians also bill makiug additional ee~.
Pensasian 10 the Post Master General AZ
so a bill TO repeal the 10th section of the
law establishing the y. $, Bank, which
were twies read and referred ~ I commits.
tee Of the whoIf for Saturday.
Mr.. Ehtfs reported Two Dew seeaous -
the non-in.ercourse bill. The Arss ssetiaa
enacts that il case Great britain shalt 70.
yoke or modify her orders in council % %
mt TO violate our coaaaaefcs, the president
shall issue his proclamation which slans
shall be eyidsp:e Of the f.ct in any court,
&c. Tbs other section snaets, ne, until
such proclamation Is issued the I'd, IN,
5th, 9th, Y.h, gin, 9th, 10th and 18th ssc-
ton, of the. law of March 1909, shall im~
mrdisseIy GO INTO full force. Rq. vessels
arriving after the secopd Of February shall
be restored, and the ea,goes, provided it
shall hereafter appear that the order, wrre
60 revoked OK modified On Or before the
I'd of Feb. TAsse sections weir referred
to the committee Of ths whols tor tn,msr-
row.
Mi. Lynn offered aaresrlus;sr A iay cd
disional OF original dDiies on eard.wirs,
hsmp, lead and eettou, and ~ srtieies Bfias
cipaIty manufactured Of these materials ~
Referred to the COMMITTEES Of the whole,
The Prrsident returned the bill - in.
corporate ths Protestant Episcopsi Church,
Alexandria, with bis constitutional oti.e.
jection'. The house prscesdsd y cppsi-
der the ehee,iaas,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-22

that psoess,y ID emf Of .As Qsesiaa heeaase
saa owner viii produce IN COURT the act al
congress BY which The President Was autho-
sised consiitionaily toissas his Prpciamatian,
andt.e letter Of Mr.. Russell, communicated
Officially by the President to Congress, PROV
ing that the conditions on which alone tho
Proclamation could be legally made, never
existed. The Proclamation reviving The non
lateftanrse act must therefore pass for null.
lily.
Far be It from us to dictate to court of
law (; but we trust it cannot be obtrusiys to
say the sun shines. when every b,ly sees that
it shines -On self evident proposition, it
carlnot be indecorous to express an opinivn'
But why should Congress indulge a maligni,
ty against merchants by exposing them to
this useless vsxation Let them, for their
own characters sake, adopt Mr. Raajopk's
Proposition--.save the president from dis
grace. and the merchant from, wanton moles.
tatiea, by repeating the law, on which the
President pretended 70 found bis Proclama-
ton -Rasssn Ref.
The ship William Wilson, Peter Wirgr
mani. master, alter compromising with ths
Danish privateersmen, and failing in every
means to obtain permission to land his Cargo
ON tn. continent. on the 18th Of December
reached Hull tEnglandj, though . French
privateer was watching the ship, and intended
to take her when she sailed from Fleckiford.
The captain had go etc Londan to 'pet,u ton
for icaye to discharge.
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Msraaertz DEilp @a,stte.
PRTDdF. FEBRUARY az.

AT half past q o'clock, on Wednesday,
the QUESTION was taksa ON the motion TO
strike cut the frat section of the bill to re.
new the charter OF the Bank # the United
States. The Ayes and Noes stood az iol-
low
Mesars. Anderson, Campbell,
Clay, Cuts, franklin, Gaillard, German,
Giles, Gregg, Lambert, Leib, Mstthe wson,
Reed, Robinson, Smith (Md.) Whiteside.
Wo'thinstoh-17.
Noes Messrs Bayard, Bradley, Brent,
Champin, Condit, Crawford, Dana, Gil
man, Goodrich, Horsey, Lloyd. Pickering,
Pone, Smith, IN. ~ TAFT, Taylor, Tur-
ner-17.
The vice.presideu. thea rose and after
reading short speech. declared. that his
duty constrained him to vote in the AFFIR
NATIVE.
Thu, the bill is lost hut, as evil came
from good. democracy having been partly
formed by the establishment Of the bank ;
SO may good come from evil, and sha, par
ty be shaken to lis CENTRE by the dis.olu'
ton.
MARRIED on Thursday the 18th last at
the Washington and Alexandria Turnpike,
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From the Federal Gczctts.
EXTRACT, DATED
1ti.,lefadm, Oct. 1s

-.t <A"satffGdRl, L/Gt, -
g. Mr.. --- inf0rms me that the shin
-- is Ii!,rrase ifyou get acr safe home
again, & cannot employ her TO advan age in
re trade to England or che East Indies.
YOU will certainty TO better TO let her b.
laid up, OR TO burn her rather than to send
her this war, or To any other contlas ntai
port, where nothing but piilage is the main
parsuit now Fipu,e To yourself, that all
The American ships which arr .sed here at
rre Janu,ry, 1909 were given, together
with the,r cargaes, by co.trac;, by the
K.og 1t H"lia I'd to the Emperor, and that,
n.awIthsisniing number OF articles Of
WHICH these cargoes consisted, were Called
b, ,,s- kiugfser goods, and as such, and
according 81 his DEGREES were given up to
the consisnces, for these very goods these
consignses, are now called upon to deliver
them 60 tn Emperor, or e. Ply tor them at
the pres~a, Paris prices - Ruin must in
cons ousuce betall many houses. Thank
God, hayr nos had any goods given up 10
me, ant; that 1 am consequently by mere
ACCIDENT. free {, ON such repayment.
The Ouch Funds arg reduced to next
nothing some of thrm are no, worth or
10 Der cent. which ruins To extremity about
oue half al the inhabitants. The Interest
il paid on ou- third, ia bonds, for which
nali,.nA domains may be bought, and which
eonst quenlly are no, worth one half OF
their nominal value y I.
Legislators OF Americs, the only free and
just country on sarth, how long will yeu c'nl.
tuuc 70 DC subscryi> Ut 10 the barbara views
sltse Gr.a, kol,ber " ,poieoaa If your no.
nor do not foruid, can il be your interest
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S,ce ,ben our lawyer has handed
:" ~. hind pi-a, which the opposite side
=, 70. T., e,ch, DAYS TO answer. when
-. n. rIeadiass viii close, AMI that W
~" u .c,.;ye our nscnce by the new year
81 ~ sentence in ne cas- OF the brig Ju-
- sb5at, of i:aIaciciph's, belonging 70
a.. Ali was issuel on thr ist. This yes
-, \ II ben elsarei in TIE lower court
- dnn.cs Of evsry kind awarded her,
bn H.. high court have so lar reversed the
..,,rpcr, as 10 o5ligr her to pay all the
1870. ne ssbences of tie capture asd
.,n Of inc thausad dollars 20 the caP'ors
Tn. reason assigned for this is, sha, she
en- hoard q French certificate OF oriS'a,
and The snpercarg.'s name IS no! On me
RI d'Equipagr! and that therefore she
xa. a suspicious vessel, and the privatcer
va. ius,i6 d in bringing her in-a'th'uSh
,brrr was aothins said abou, the French
certificate un,ii nearly tw" months affer
her ..,p,ure. that Is, The declaration OF the
FIR nch government was not made relative
,o t,,rs,' documsn:s until that time
Their ar. .wo vessel: condemned in Nor
way. who have among ,h- charges alledged
f., ,hrir conds mnatio~ th.t the suPercar-
POS pane rs on the Rol a'Eqaipage who
decide when doctors Disagree!