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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18
LUG HABLE AFFAIR.
ExnTER, EERRrAnY II.

EXETER, IEBEcAET IL.
A rentirmaa Of this town has polite
irGAyoured us With Litter from New
kqrv port, dated February 6, lrotA which
We extract thr following:
hrvpoft was this morning banded
.sbont town, that some Federal RAs-
GAP last night broke into tho Wing
Office, Gnd d-.lfoyed great part OF the
sypes, paper, tools, &c.--but upon ex-
anination, il j, confidently believed,
that some person in the Office Was the
cause Of all the mischief.
1T supposed that the Editor, being
sery much in debt, and having very few
subscribers for the Wing, took this
method OF getting rid of the establish
n-nt, and exciting commiseration, as
a leading democrat sent an officer early
shis morning to attach the printing APP
paratus, &c.
A family living in the building, and
directly over the Office, and which can
lear every thing going on, was up till
four O'Clock this morning with a sick
child, and last night heard the person.
belonging to the office go ont as usual
and secure the door by locking.
Had any Federal rogue broken in, as
the Editor would fain make people be.
Eeve, The family | mention, say they
are confident they should have hesrc
then.
The ship Commodore Rogers, Sha-
Ter, from Bayonne, landed messenger
at Norfolk on the evening of the I'd
iastant, and proceeded for kew-York.
She sailed on the 30th Of December, in
ballast, and with number of Ameri.
can captains. No relaxation had taken
place in the French DEGREES
The French Minister, (Gen. Serru.
tier) who came out in the Commodore
Rogers, is young man without IA
xaily--he has Secretary and two SER
wants. The Captain Of the ship stipu.
fated to land him at the first port he
could make. General Massena is stated
II have retreatrd TO the frontiers oi
Spain, where he was to winter.
T@ General Turreau is recalled.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18

I'm giving plsoe to two Communications on
the subject Of the Military Concert We
have been actuaGed only by the motive
OF exact justice so ali ooucerned--the
very respectable Gentleman, who favores
u. with the E1s: had omitted any particu.
lar insntiOn OF Mr.. Turner, WAC really
me,its every thing said Of him in the ses-
ond communication
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18
NOTICE.

a IL perfons having demands againG the
i Ena;e Of the late Col John Resd or
Thomas Read, Jun late of Topfham- are re
quelled TO eyhibit the fame for iettIement i'm
nledistely. and all perfons indebted are requei
ted 10 make immediate payment 10 the fub-
fcriber a, Bath, wto is lawfully empowered to
fe,Ile the Game. DAVID STFSs0N.
Feb Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18
&arrlpn.

Ia Hebroa, by the Rev. Mr.. Trip, Mr..
Jacob Roberts, Of ysssaIborosgh, to Miss
HuIdah Myrick--Mr. Samuel Benson, to
Miss Judith Bsrtlett-Mr. Francis Sturdi-
want, 10 Miss Sally Chandler.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18

THE Members OF the POgTLAND RIFLE
- COMPANY INCLUDING the BAND will
meet THIS kvENINo, At MiEs'S Lsft. As
further meaiures mutt be immediately adopted
relative 70 completing the Uniform and
Equipments Of the Company, a general at
tendancs is requlted.
P~ order IF TIE Csbfsis.
Fsb,EG,y Is. . W. 3. sEWALL, eyrE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18

The fubfcriber hereby gives pubic notice
10 all concerned, that lhe las been du,y
appointed aud has taken upon herisif thc
sruH Of a6miniif-atrir on the e(tste OF
ROBERT GIVEN,
late of BrunfwIck, in the county Of Cum
berland, yeoman, dscealed, by giving b md az
tbe law directs-0e therefore rsqnea. ali per-
ions who are indested 10 the laid decealeds ef-
tate, 10 make immediate payment; aad shof<
who have any demands thereou, TO exhibit he
fame TO MARY GIVEN.
Feb. IA, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18
EOfeph Mansfield,
FL. Il, 1911.

HAS jult received complete ador,msnt Of
- Ladies, Mliies, and ChiIdrens SHOES,
Arsorg zsbieb ara TIE fs!!srUi.g -
Ladies' cork * walk Bootees, lome very
ing Shoes, very nice. tfout
Do. black Morocco Mi1es real Morocco
Tis.. 6rit quality, Ties and Slippers Of
Ladisa' light & dark different colors
green do DO Chlldren's do do do
Ladies real red do do ALSO,
Do fecond and third One hundred pair
quality of the above Mems thick Shoes,
colors made of the beit
Ladie. real Engliih hock and warranted
Kids, OF various col good
ors, FRI quality Llswis,
Ladies black Moroc- One thoufand W.T.. Of
CO Ties, with Wiz excellent HEMLocK
temburg heels TANNED -SOAL
An aGortmenr of Wo- LEATHER
mems Stuff Shoes Morocco LEATH-
a large aaor,nent of ER, of various col
Leather Ties and ors and prices
.B-An the above Coods will be fold as
low as can be pufchaied in town for Cse
PsrtIssd, Feb. A, 1871. (4wis)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18
SESSION BUSINESS.

A Ii perfons concerned are hereby notiG-
4 \ ed, that the Jultices Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, for the county Of Cumberland,
have aligned the 6rft Monday after the at
ting Of the Court on the fra Tuefday Of
March nert, for attending to Guch bulnels as
il nlualIy called Ssllion Bu6nels.
BY s'dsr Of Esjd Court.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, CIs,L
FL IL 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18

d Tie So5i.ft Of tire Bank has had
ne 20 By ia the House by majority
Zone. lis 70 be renewed III tic Sen
az who have Tic subject under cor
sheraton. They have received from
Nr Gslatin, 3 report DECIDEDLY
- FAVOUR Of its RENEWAL and
,.,ny sill think il will be renewed.
Mr. Wrong Wight has submitted
70 Congress Resolution tor amcndios
,ac Federal Constitution, SO that Judges
may be removed at the request Of two
sisirds VI the National Legislature.
Duane says he would not continue
Eai,or OF the AURORA, beyond the pre-
ssnt year, if h. could Sad eOnhe!ens
r,rson 10 take il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18

E. GREELY,
W. J, Lang KI5.E KG fer Iat,
80 bchs Ku1ia Duck
100 pieces Ravens 90.
20 pieces India do.
20 pieces Cotton do,
SO chefs Hyfon Skin Tea
20 do. S0uchSng
IS bags Sugar
20 bags Cofes
4 hhds. American Gin
u bags Pimen,o
box China Caps and SsncsTs
1000 boxes Herring-2oO boxes Soap
200 bbls Meis, Cargo No / and Q Beef
Also
CORDAGE by the gang, At hort notice
on liberal terms
feS1Eo,y IL. 0O
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18
The Concert

On Thnrsd.y evening last furnished D
rich entertainment 10 tbs Lovers of Music.
--Ehe resieCssb.1iy 1t lie au8else sns
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18

JOHN MAHAN, Agsnt
EoR The
BOSTON - HAT
Manufacturing Company

IT AS received, At the Warehouse botrosn
4 IL Of Exchange ltreet, large addition 10
his former Cock of fupsrGae, 6n-. and 70
ram HATS, OF the Bottom Mandatory -
Alto, LIsn's nlPt, C4msIs hair, Youths fur
aud morocco HatI-7oo Ren's and boys fsit
Hats
P4teGt ak water proof Hats, os an in
proved make and extremely Eight
MILITARY HATS with trimmiops OF
the newell Stile, can BE- furnifhed al lhorr
notice, Of which lampie will be kept
The tuperIority Of the Bolton Factory
Hate, TO any Of American manufacture, Il
acknowledged 6y the bef of Judges
Pestons wilhing 10 furnifh themlslves with
the above kind Of hats, will .ssssisIy hnd il for
their advantage TO purchafe Of the agent for
the company.-He warrant, them.---tiis
aiioTtment is z9e ESfssfVs. fIs will fell them
bsse At the fame rate, by the cafe, as anv
Perlon IN the niftrict of Maine gave tor
any Of the like kind IN B9l90s.
100 doz. Neuter Skins, TO be fold il lots
for Cali, or exchanged for MuaErat or Ship
ling Fuss.
Hstters Trimmings Of all kinds.
MUFFS e TLPPETc
a new fuPPly and jan manufactured, which
VIII be warFsnted, and fold Il .uwer raie
than uiuaL tf Fs6 a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18

THE fubfcribers hereby give notice thai they
= have been appointed by the Hon Sii&s
Lee, Eiq.-Judge of Probate for ;hs County
of Lincoln. Commihioners TO receive and eE-
anime the claims sgainlt The ffase Of
JAMES KELSA,
late of Briitol, in iaid County, yeoman, deces-
Fed, rePrsfented inloIvent, that ilI months are
allowed 10 the creditors TO bring 10 thelr
claims /; thar they will attend thar fervlce at
the houle of Robert Hutton in BriitoI zfore.
faid on the Grlt Wednesday Of March ue-S,
and Of the four following months, from two
O clock in the Afternoon 20 Eve.
GEORGE REID
ROBERT HUSTON.
Brillol, Jan 9Th 1871. (FIsy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18

THE fublcri5ers appointed By the Hon
Samuel freeman, Efq. Judge of Probate'
for the couaty Of Cumberland, Commit lners
to receive add examine the claims Of ths few
eral creditors to the eitate Of
JOHN ALGER MILLIKIN,
late of Scarborough in faid county, woman,
decealed, reprelented inioivent. hereby give
notice that fur her time Of three months are
allowed the creditor, TO bring in and prove
their claims and that they will attend thar
fervcs a, the late Dwelling Houfe of lad
dscezied, on the Ian Monday OF this ana the
two following months, from one O'CLOCK uns
al fix, on each of laid dEys
a a05eRr Z fix 19lf csm~jG.rers.
Fe5. s, ISL. ls)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18

OXFORD, SIS
IHksn on Execution and TO BE- aid at
Pubic dUEian, on The premier, On
WEDNESDAY, tie Jfxib day Of
MGrcb next, at onf 5'clsck p. III.
A Ii ths Right 10 Equity Of Redemption
: which JolePh Holland has in aad % the
following nlortgaged Real Eaase, Gsua;ed ia
Jay, 10 the county Of O4ford, deicribed ana
bounded a. follows. viz, BeEinn.sg az the
saltefy inc OF range numbered fourSesn, by
the school houte, near The river thence rna.
ming north Two hundred and fifty rods, or
Whereabouts, TO the hotth.ea1 cornsr Of No.
three; then wea about eighty rods to a take
and hoaes !; then iouth about two hundred
rods 70 hemlock tree then wen about eighty
rods, 70 land owned by Peer Auftin then
fouth by taid Aultin's land 10 the river; then
by the river 70 the bounds frG mentioned,
roads laid out through the fame excepted, and
10 the tame on which the fad Joieph Holland
now lives, with all the buildings, privileges
and aPPurtenances thereunto belonging.
SIMEON WOODBURY., DIP. SGs,if.
5s"ss.y 8 p, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18

We understand that the British and For
eign Bible Society, have presented to the
Bible Society Of Mains, the sum of Oss
Hundred Pounds Sterling equal to s 444"44)
to aid them " their pjous designs. Also,
that generous donation has been received
from Iumbsr ot pous aud benevolent La
diss IN the town Of Waterford.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18

In the Legislature ofthis State on Thurs
day last al act for the settlement Of the
estates Of persons, wherein the Judges Of
Probate may be Interested, was passed to
be sed--Also, the Portland Duck,
Irvine, and Line Mandatory Blii-Also,
bills for incorpoI ating three towns North Of
the Waldo Patent, by tie names of New
Chester, Garland and Exeter.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FER u.

Mr.. MiIDes.-He would now make
an observation on the relations OF
his country with America. The two
States, in consequence OF a simiari-
ty OF Interests, ought to be united :;
and he doubted not every mode.
consistent with the honor of a nation.
would be essayed to restore harmo
ny between them But this he
would say, that whether the Milan g.
Berlin DEGREES were rescindcd bv
france or were permitted to operate
fuliy-stllI the feelings which her
conduct must excite IN America.
would be, that whatever her deter.
mlnation was, it did not arise from
principle of friendship the calcula
ton OF France must betray doubt of
her sincerity and that doubt would
awaken feelings ofindignation in A
merlca, and would clearly inform her
OF the interested views by which
france was actuated
Mr.. Wellesley, jun With res
pect to the present state Of the war.
ne would observe tha. in all the acts
aad DEGREES Of the French Emperor,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

ness FEB. u says, "his Majesty,
progress corhrnis the expectation OF
ms recovery"
The Prince of Wales refteincd
from attending Parliament personally
on the late occasion, because the pre-
sent m'ntsters controlled him in the
speech lie wished to make.
The duke of Albuquerque, the
Spanish patrio: minister IN England,
died on the 18th of February. He
died in stale of violent tcrapye.
fment, produced by the mislor,unes
OF his country, continually eXclairn.ng
Moran NapoIean."
The French duke Of RagIsa, in re-
taliat'on oi an Austrian decree, sus
pending executions against Austrian
subjects for debt till October. has Sc.
ques,ered al! Austrian property in
the iiiyc'an provinces, till he can OBJ
tam orders from Paris. The hIyrian
subjects are iorb d to pay any deb, t
an Austrian subject till October, and
to give in within three days state
raent oil what they owe.
Ire papers contain nothing new
respecting the French DEGREES OF
British edicts.
There Is some reason to suppose
there was a Scneraiembargo in France
from the beginning of February to
The 18th at least.
The new Russian duties are said,
in the English papers TO be consider.
ed moderate by commercial men.
| The American produce imported
INTO Lisbon, in the month of .Janua
~ last, sold for near two millions of
dollars. ltinciuded $4,000 barrels Of
-four.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
BRITISH HOUSE OF lords
FEBRUARY IL.
AMERICA.
AMERICA.

The Earl of Aberdeen said, that
the fact that discussions were now
hcld between America and this coun-
try, and that his Royal Highncss was
anxious to bring our differences to
an am!cable adjustment, afforded
ground for consolation to every well
wisher to his country. AT the same
time he did entertain confidence
that every fair and proper advance
weuld be made by his roya! high
ness's ministers to unite the two
countries 10 the bonds Of reconcilia
lion and fricndship.-fIe could as.
sure the noble Marquis (Wellesley)
now at the head Of that department.
if he could suppose the Marquis at
tcntive to any suggestion ofhis, that
If he could effect an amicabIe adjust.
ment of past difference. and 2 ner.
manent treaty of future friendsbin
with America, he would do an act
which would rebound to his honor
more than the achievement of any
conquest, and would rival any deed
of heroism which we might expec.
from ms bro her on the banks of the
ragus
Lord Elliot said, with respect to
the differences yah America, he hon
ed for an adjus tnent, founded upon
our maritime rights, and the honor
OF our country; and he thought those
who now held the ceins of govern
ment more entitled to praise for thei,
conduct on this question, than those
who preceded them in office.
Lord Grenville remarked, thai it
was with infinite satisfaction that he
heard that now, if not before, we
were III train offriendly negotiation
with America, and that hopes of a
happy agreement were entertained
In no sentiment could he agree more
cordially with noble earl (Aber
deem than that IN which he had so
ably and eioquentIy expressed his
conviction that nothing could be so
conducive to the interests and honor
of his Country as an union of amity
and harmony with the United States
lie felt SO sincerely reioiced on this
subject that he must congratulate
their lordships and the country on the
expectation that had been held ont
to them.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

he appeared now 70 be actrsted BY
nothing but desire Of revenge.
Nor oou!d he, in reference TO his
Berlin decree, believe him SO weak
as to impoverish his own friends Cor
the mere purpose of destroying mer,
ct,aniize no, he went far beyond
ihat-he wished to destroy the prin
ciple of commerce aliogether-tbat
principle which had raised the towns
OF the Hansea,ic League to rank a.
mongst the powers of Europe-and
the absence of which had re duced
them to distress. His great aim was
to destroy the pre- eminence of Eng
land on the ocean-and until he was
obliged TO abandon the idea. il would
would be in vain to indulge the no ,e
OF solid and permanent peace. lie
congratulated the House on the mo
derate tone which had been adopted
N the negotiations with the United
states OF America, which. he trusted,
! would be attended with happy eli
feet
Mr. Ponssnby agreed that there
vas disposition in ministers to con
;:ilatc, as far as circumstances
would permit, the United States of
America.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT,
FEBRUARY IL

FgBRUAgY IL.
44larsG Of The Prince Regent 10 both H.ajis Of
Parliament, BY commission.
The lord chancellor rose and addres
sed both houses in the following
speech:
"1fy Lordi aadG>n'ltmen,
In execution OF the commission
which has now been read to you, we
are commanded by his royal high
ness, the prince regent, TO express,
in the strongest manner, new deep.
iy he lamenss, not only in ccmmOn
with all his majcsty's loyal subjects,
bet with personal and filiai affec
ton, the great national calamity
which has been the occasion Of i'm
posing upon bis royal highness the
duty of exercising in bis maiesty's
name, the royal authority of this
Kingdom.
Sin conveying to you the sense
WHICH his royal highness entertains
Of the great difficulties attending the
Important trust when is reposed 10
him, his royal highness commands
usto assure you, that he looks with the
most perfect confidence 10 the wisdom
{, zeal OF parliament, &c to the attach
T1ent vi loya! and ate ctionate PEG
pie for the most efectual assistance
and support ; and his royal hjghness
will, oD his part, exert his utmost en-,
r, Hgors to direct the powers with
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

Coffee ead sugar can only ne adro.s.
TED under imperial licences aod
some cargoes have arrived from \
nerica, and been admitted, hay;n.s
obtained such licences.
Yesterday her Maies,y's couuc3
transacted business at Wipdso, o,,4
in consequence of the improved sfals
of his majesty's health, the bui,e,ins
IN tutrre are to be issued only three
times week. At 10 his maisstv
gave audience TO tue Lord Cbanraj
ior, and walked an hour on he ier
race ; at one, the Prince Reeepth,d
an interview with his majesty ,ybieh
continued half an hour His .rr..s
t. is now so much recovered ,ast
the medical attendants hav, been
withdrawn, and the kings psrz
have resumed their accustemej .Eln.
atoms. The bulletins viii be oi-ca,.
tinued in few days
We find an article in the P.~;s
NonlteuT on'he subject Of the FrencI
DEGREES. IL says, the deere ~,
repealed with respect to Ar,sti,,
oesause she is taking meas rras 10
Cause her rights to be respe c.e9 bat
ihey are III farce with respect to a,ley
':eutrdts WHO have recognised a or
ders IN Council, and have not RESIST
ed the operation OF them. (E'aat
idle language this is. Where; ,;s-e
neutral power besides An
IL they arc repealed quo I'D be. they
are repealed altogether, for tisr4 Is
not another neutral power Bus
they are not repealed, and W. e,e
now informed they are nere, 10 h-
repealed. They twill force re-
main the fundamental! law of Franc
because they arise oct Of the rat,.,
OF things" Our Orders i'm Cm.7ol
therefore, which are the nee. "a,
inevitable consequences of thu.
crees, must remain the funda u-ut,i
law OF England, because the ariva
out OF The nature OF things IT,
out OF the Berlin and Milan deo.-..
$50. Courier.
An American gentleman al ser.a.
esus 10 state, on information deglyea
from MIR. Pinkney himself, "i1st Ell
the powers OF that gentIen,an aass)
totally ceased as to eniering int.
further discussion with the 2,i,i-.
government, touching the nea.ss
between the two couniriesu .l
Charge des Affaires has only oo
er TO sign passports, aud trsasa
small business.
Ministers we learn have re
information Of proposal favi1
been made by Bonaparte to li.a
merican government of Len d,
them offlltecn saiI OF the line, j. cas-
OF war with England. g. .No
Chronicle.
The Courier denies fine ALL
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
FOREIGN.
From tbe Lsndan Statement, Jan. RI.

From The Esndan Sfafes'n0a, jan RI.
qb< Zines of this day makes fome Of its
ufual blunde,s refpeeting America. The
9;mes, a little while fince, did the country
much fervice, by holding an independent
courfe, and by commenting on public e.
vents with pTopriety Of feeling, and acute
nef, of obiervstion. More recently 'ha.
payer has taken up, with me7o zeal, fon,e of
It, I'D brejud;ees- 8roraices, d;sgraerfnifo II,
rokets, aaa ruin9rs to lke con1tryI The N,0,-
H<b.,p is now again founded by TIE Times,
and nothing is TO be found in its lately
we'll informed columns, but the inicuiate
Invitation to indefinite and indeiinabe war
on the European Continent, and the tiil
more mad invitation 70 war with the mis-
trefs and arbiter Of the new world-w,th
that Amsr;ea, 4ub9tt b9qiAy qvanl9 deeiat
Euglaud's fate !-1Se Times, however,
blunders, NOT only generally in its princi
ole and reaioning On thsfubjeet, but makes
a profs intake in its apprehension of
paiaec in MIR. Secretary SMITHS inttruc-
,ions 70 Mr.. PINKNEY, and the deductions
it makes from that erroneous apprehenii-
on :
"It will recur to your recollection"
favs Mr.. smith to MIR. Pinkney, +" that
the pre!cnt m;nihry, iii the debates OF Par
liamert, in oppohtion 70 tne authors of the
orders Of .nuary. 1897, denied that they
were warranted by the laws OF nations.
The analogy between ,hcie orders and the
blockade OF May. 1906, lnioiar as both
relate 70 a trade between enemies ports,
+urnifhes AN appeal TO the conhitency OF
thore nov in Office, aud an anfwer TO at
1cr,p,s by them TO viadicatc the Legality
of tina. bi,cllade.''
Now what is there In this, but an in
RruStion to MIR. Pinkney, to remind tne
prefent niniitcrs of the argument uicd a
eaind the Pa%er Blocka3e in Mr.. fox's ad-
ininitration, in the cafe OF the preient MI
niGers not l,itening TO MIR. Pinkney's IN
vitation to do away thefe Ubiquitous paper
blockades +. But The Z imes hnis OUT that
This is an accufation of both the parties at
home, and congratrlates ittclf and the
country on the union al bome which will
reTult from ibis 'riifcfirinate anger of the
s.msriean govecaai ut gaiasl 10Th parties.
The Aaasicsa govc rnment Goy, not go out
of is way 70 ccnlu-e eilh2I party it
calmly lsi reafcuanly centuries he meafure
81 sqsf- b'9rkqss, as " of and contrary TO
ne ms =! nations and oS fczsoa, and in
iees he 5--lr. m;,ii " % aba don it, re-
pindire h..a of the wing wf~1 they held
che aase aegu,neuS on t.. faUo fubjeet, in
fsa, II .i,c tr,e OF he origi1 ting of the
iyaeya. IIe5e is Nc ground i3r bringing
The sWo parties so ga together on this
aneRicn, frolr mutual rei;,ly:aent againtt
Ayoeric f4es- is, in ruth, ground for
.3A4n.g s3era, Il they had been likely to
7oA,fcl Il IS 1he inviting 81 one party
r,ec'ipf. tise other, by IN ray'jsr ,sfuyu TO
- iefas I'D 59sss ties enFstf conduit HE
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
BOSTON, April2.
LATE NEWS

On Saturday last arrived off CIou-
cester, the ship Sally Ann, captain
Glover, in So days from Liverpool.
BY captain Glover we were yesfer.
day favored with his Marine infor
nation, files of London papers to
the 2lst OF February inclusive, and
Liverpool papers 10 the 2ist.
Ihe last bulletin Of the Kings III :