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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
March a.
MORE NEW BOOKS.

ISAAC ADAMS,
HAS jna received an additional fuPply Of
Books ana Stationary,
which will be fold as cheap as can be purshaf.
ed IN Boiton.-A complete sfor,msnI Of
SCHOOL BOOKS.
1f5se-An afortment of STATES.
ACCOUNT BOOKS
Of various qualities and prices. and sheapsr
than can be purchaied elle~here.
Violin Strings Marking Ink.
~ Cse or B,oh s,yen f., sisss CsftO. and BIS
nm RAGS or CANVASS. IF
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TAR. SUGAR. So

4 HK, QUO DIX, &C.
100 Bbls. Wilmington Tar, in crceIlCn. hn.
ping order,
10 boxes Havana brown Sugar,
90 ditto Mould Candles, ahvrtcd lies.
s bbls. Linfeed Oil,
3 pipes 4;h proof Cogpisc B-sndy,
3 SAeas young hyfon 2 TEAS Of the h,al
~ boxes fouchous ) qualify
20 Barrels Coffee.
For Safe by
j. P. ThurlEon.
fpv5 =.
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Real Efafe for Sale.


THE fubfcribsr,, about 10 difIosve their
: Copartnerihip offer for iale about one
| hundred aces of land IA the TOWN Of Port
laud aud County Of Cumberland, conGllng OF
Moving, lillags, Palsunog and Woodland
with good Darn on IL, and an excellent
we'll Of Water, which will be fold whole or
IN part as viii belsfuit the purchzien.
a Farm in Lewifown, in the County Of
Lincoirr formerly known by the name of The
Garce'on farm, containing one hundred and
iity AGREE about thirty acres Of tlsc above i.
woodland. one hundred and twenty under
Improvement, with handiome Young Or
chard on II, two isory houfe very peafantiy
'i.ua'ed AZ excellent well of water two barn.
and oui huuies
ALSO
Twenty ieven Lots CT Land lying in the
! owns Of Waterford and Norway, IN the
County OF Oxford; lr al The above are cood
sinibcr lots lying ON Crooked River, he a
bove WI bel old on good terms for the Pur
chaIers by
WILLIAM & BARNARD DOUGLAS
of Pos:lsad. E.b IL. TIA
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HOPE MAYO.

CUMBERLAND IS --At ('zayt q
C0nml1il Pleas fy f5e c9anty IF Cira'
6e,iaad, begm1 and b7iden at PAR
iars. ia hz}z rgasty, a. IT, f.Jg iAg'
Day q 11dycb n. ID. 1871
ON tic Petition sForeiaid, Ordered fhat
The Petitioners notify All perions c.ncernsd
by cauAns this ps'inou and order tbersonv
be pnlaliihed il the Portland Cazefte. Ihrs
weeks iucceihveiy, the an publication - 2.
three weeks before TIE third fueiday II iaAs
next, 'ha they may appear at the Cour' 2.
Common Pleas thcn 10 DC hOidcn ii Poftlala
wtta'n and for the ia'd county oE Cuni5rr aais
and Thew can.e, # any they have. whv s'e
pa seT Of fad petition IN u 4 GOT ne ersntea.
ft.sG-SAAE FREEMAN. Cirf
=: HE fubfcribeE HEREBY gives pabl,e no1'es
70 al concerned. t"4t he has heea ~
appointed and taken upon himitlf ihs tfuif Y
asHiIEiitrator on the etiaie Of
MOSES LlNsooTT, JUN.
late Of HsrpIweli. ~ the county cf Cuf'l'ef.
land, MARINER, dereifec, " girg bond
the law credible the efore regueits AZ PR
tens who are indeb, cd 10 he fld dsesssfds
el'aie, e make iasnirdiars paym4n-; 80 -
who have any demands ihcrsou t5 clsHM
the fame 70 DAVID 9IDLEr
EIasst s.. 1911. al
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,T,HE fubfcribsr oiTer. for IA. y. f.-m 4

THE fubfcriber offer. for fale ais famis
Gray, 6tusied aboat one miie from the
Meeting Houfs, and nine miles from Forth.
Yarmouth falls. II confifls or I40 acre, Nv
land, 90 Of which is moving and t;lI,se
land; 10 acres rich meadow that will flrov
the farm With meanure forever, and il CLEARED
wall cut fFcr - TO 3 tons good meadow
hay; the ref Is psaure and wood land !,
has thrifty ycnng orchard Of upwards ii
200 apPletrees. 70or so Of which are IN bear
ing; convenient one (tory dwelling houfs
lniihed and painted ouihde and passly an.ih
ed inhde ;--di5e, an eIcel.enI well Of wae-
near the houle, and barn 80 hy 50, ID VIZ.
ground-S@id farm cu.s from 10 10 Is Nh,
hay, and Il on the main road to Norlhyr.
mouth, and i every way an eligible ltuDtior.
Terms OF pzynent wiil Dc made perfectlv s,rr
to Ehs purchaler
CHARLES THAXTgH.
(ra~ M.yt6 IA 1911. I,FA
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William Goddard

W lliiam NNtlIarU,
HAS received BY several late arrivals fH-n
Liverpool and BRISTOL, lsrgt qasntuY n
Hud .Vdre Goo4g.
Liso---200 boxes Crown Window Cl...
various sizes,
SO casks Mails,
Quantity Of biistered S.e~l
Anvils, Vices, Shoycis, SPADES, Res
Which are for sale, by wholesale ana re..a
at his store in Middie-sueal, On the rg.,
favorable terms
Portland, Noe 10 (tsl
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f9rt.ltinq

u 81 Kinds promptly erecGIed az the Office o
Tss PcsTEA&2 GAzETrs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08

dMERHAN COPD4GF
inF all Gzes Is kep; eonasnriy fos a.. :.
~ furpiihsd "a the fhoret ny;ice " N
>. y :. Porter.
W. IS, U-isa 5yIs,f
! Fehrusr- ~ Un
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
S. EELANDE.

Would inform bis friends. thar he keeps a
genera s1or,ment of Confectionery, wholelaie
and retail. ALSO
Hopping Cough Drops,
prepared by hinfelf. which have been ufed
with etfe9 as cure for thar eiisrsihRg dn-
temper. This valuable medicine needs no
recommendation by the vender, a, its efficacy
has been found to give immediate relief TO
ycung aud old, afflicted with this Cough. II
may he uled for colds, fore throat &c. with
equal effect: conIequently the immediate uie
of drops may prevent an approaching con
famption, which is too often the reiult Of ne.
g,ect.
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~ = III - TN DUOD
Wa.s- feyd. Atanb5s laIl

hOilCk IS hereby gwen thar I've tuhfcyi
Der has been duy appointed Aaminissra.
Tor OF the esazte Of
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JsREGTAH PATrFF.

LATE Of CeorgeEown in the Cuuatr If lin.
eoin, deccaisd, and has ,aSen nvor lir,fels
sh~s tEv2 sy giving botds - lie law ders,qs
ana az pssious hauag demands apon tbs
eifa's Of he fad Jeremiah Paitce are reop;r.
ca 20 exhibit The fame; and az perfoa.
indeh;ed TO land eiia;e are Gated uoon - nase
payment TO
IoHN PArrEE, dn4i-;ss4,.,,
~. 2Ssh, IslI.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-14
G SElAN cry in Amelia County, sep

& Nan ~Efi in Amelia County. s,ep-
~ 'ember Court, 1911.
Jo Robertson and William Robertson, who ara
sons O Matthew .tohertson, decd. James Craddoct
a! Juith iiis vie, forms. iu,iitl, Robertson and
daushter on Matthew Robo,ts,n, Philip WilIams
ana fo''y his wife, formerly Polly Mitchell! and @.
bedienc Mitchell, infant o, John Mite her
guardian, which sad Poly am. Obedience or. chill
drcm OF Mitchell, dec ID .a,, vic of John Air,
oheli and daughter Of said Matthew ltoberson. de-.
ceased, fo,,,g3, 80,
against 50
Joseph Brown, Lloyd Robertson, claiborne Grad.
dock and Polly his WIFE, mrs
The defendants, Robertson & Craddock / wifi.
not having filed their answer to the bill OF the com,
p'ihaits-oh the motion of the painants T., their
council The court doth take their bill for confessed
and wiii proceed at future day decree the pat.
Ter thereof, unless the said defendants Robertson
and Claiborne Craddock and wife, shall file their an
swer' they eng previously served with copy of
this order AT least ten DAYS
And the defendant Brown. not HAVING crta,.od IL.
appearance, and given security according to the act
OF ASSEMBLY and the rules of this court and i anpcar
ing to the satisfaction oi the court that lie i, not an
inhahitant oi tiis commonwealth, on the moron OF
the complainants-I as ordered and GecreeL That
The defendant Brown do appear here on the first tay
oil the next January court, and answer the bill the
compliments. And that Il copy OF this order he
forthwith Published in public newspaper mint
ed IN the City OF Richmond, or Petersburg for Two
months successfully, and that another copy be pos-
Ell at the front door OF the court house OF s coun
y.
"A Coty Ieste,
JOIN T. LEIGH, C. A. c.
Peo' - wSwp
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a'rom the London Gazette Ksnuordiaa,
DOWNING STREET, Oct. 16. 1911.

DOWNING STREET, Oct. 16, 1911.
Dispatches, of which the following are a
copy and all extract, were yesterday even
ing received at the earl of Liverpool Office.
addressed to his iordship by eeneraI Wis
count Wellington, dated Quadrasayes, 29th
Sept. and Frexada, 81 Oct, 1911.
QUADRAsAYEs, Sept. &c, 1911.
My Lord-The enemy commenced their
movements towards Ciudad Rodrigo, with
conveys ofprovisions from the Sierra de Be-
Jar, and from Salamanca on the 2Ist inst. {:
ana on the following day collected the
British army, in positions from which /
could cither advance or retire without diff
Guilty, which would enable me to see all that
was going on andthe strength of the enemy's
army.
ne Sd division, and that part of gen.
Athens brigade of Cavalry, which was not
detached, occupied the range of HEIGHTS
which are on the left of tho Agucda, having
their advanced guard, under lieut. col. WIZ
mans OF the oOth, ON the heights of Pasto-
res, within three miles of Ciudad Rodrigo ::
the 4th division were at Fuente .GuiDaido.
where l had strengthened position with
some works--tle light division ON the right
OF Agueda, having their right resting upon
the mountains which separate Castle and
tsstramadura lieut. gen. Graham comman-
ded the troops ON the left of the army.
which were posted on the Lower Azaya ::
the Oth division and major general Anson's
brigade OF cavalry being at Espaja and occu-
pyiDg Carpio Marialva, &c
MaresChal del Campo Don Carlos DIES
payne observed the Lower Agueda with
Don Julian Sanchez's cavalry and infantry.
Lieut.. gen. sir Stapleton Cott IA, with major
general SHADES and majorgeneral de Gray's
Drlgadcs Of cavalry, was on the JDDer
RzaVa, IN the centre between the right and
ieft OF the army, with gen. Packs brigade
at Cdmpllio and the 9th division were in
operation Of the Pass of Perales in the rear
OF the right, the French gen. Foy having re-
NAMED and collected a body Of troops in
upper Estramadura, Consisting of part of
DIS own division of the army of Portugal
and division of the army of the centre
and tie 9TH division was in reserve at AL
amedilla.
The enemy first appeared in the plain
near Ciudad Rodrigo, on the 23d. and re-
4ired again in short time but on the oath.
~ the morning, they advanced again IN con-
siderable force, and entered the plain by the
roads OF 81. Spritus and Tenebron and
before evening they had collected there all
thciF cavalry to the amount Of about six
'Sousahd men, and four divisions ofinfantrg,
{" "nich one division were of the imperial
guard and the fenaiader cf the armies
we encamped ON thv Caudapere, imme-
oiately beyond the hns which surrounded
INC pam o. Cia''3d ,cirigo.
Tn 'he morirug ~ thc 18th, the enemy
'sh' IeconnSisanee OF cavalry towards the
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causes OF their distress, and the ruirogs tea
oency of the present restrictions upon ;y.lliS, !
OF the monopoiizing s. SEEM R lie i. tt.r
country &C. declaring that nothing but 81 >
immediate interference OF the Legislature
OF the Island, and the government ct home.
can save their properties from dcsolasion.
and such OF them as nave no utnert.I .s.n.
Pendencc from run"--and praying that
pcrmissifn may be granted to neutrals to
eaEc the produce from the leland" fhe
quantity OF coffee exported from the island
during the year ending on the 18th oeptem-
Der, Amounted to 1916, CO6lbs. about .wo
thirds the Quantity c~portcd the year before,
ana many millions remain on hand that VII,
i"I the expenses 4 cultivation, AID is
tota y unsalca5e. The government, as if
deterniEcd to destroy the little remaining
trade that is carried on with tins country,
nave donotea ne duties OH " ali articles
OF grain imported from the United States"
which Is TO take effect from and an. the
;'ist December insta,,--H.
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NoRfolk. Decen,,,er II.

BY the arrival of tho SHIP CITIZEN.
CAPTAIN ALLEN. from Lisbon, which place
she left the fifth of November, We have re-
ceived from friend at !.iSbonpapc,s to the
hrst' ana been tavoured by passengers with
others TO the fourth of November, from
which a few TRANSACTIONS are made for this
days's Ledger.
The headquarters of Lord Wellington
on the 23d of October, were at Frcneda, a.
bout q miles w. >. ~. of CiuCiad Rodrigo.
An account CO an advantage gained over
the French by general .IiA's division, in
which the French lost 1900 men, three pie
ces of cannon and ali their baggage, was
received On the 18th of Nov. after which
the Citizen had no communication with the
shcrc.
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EAMES REAT, Richmona, q few doors
" above the i;eil-TaVern, nanufact,irfr of
GOLD and SILVER work, has just opened an ex
tensve and we'l-selccted assortment in the .boye
line, which he offers to the public moderate terms
-conSshng ot Pearl, Topaz, Carnation and Plain
JEWElRY-Plated Goods comprising almost eyc
~ fashionable article and a very complete assert.
mcnt Of SILVER WARE and Tortoise shell C,,,ttr
together with well assorted stock of Military ar.
tieles.
~ Orders from his friends viii he paid tie strict
est attention to.-Cash for Old Silver and Gold
Dec. Ii. ;r
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" }LUAnLF LAND, ron S31r-,p n,r,n.

" tLUAHLF LAND, ron S.8EE-fn pnrsu.
aucc OF a decree Of tic county court Of snrico
entered ~ "a cause between George Greeni,ow and
others, pt-. aud Elizabeth 1. lounghusband atmr'S
and 5anll =. Parsons, admir-. With the viii annexed
OF Pleasant Youngusband, decd ard the inlnnt chill
t" o. the said Pleasant Ycurghusbaud, iclis, tho
sg ribcrs who ere named ms com missioner IN thc,
said decree, vii on Iuesda tic 18th day o. nulr.r
ocNt cspoae 10 sale 90 pu5 auction, on tic preni:-
rs, Tor cash such part &C the a.. n 49,, Of which.
NC said PIcaaaut fcunglurl,aud jicd .,.z,o. ed
CCy's tract, lies within the fnlcuin. hoinda,. to
wr-bt ginning at The s1Itl-caet cOrurr Of Miles Sci
den tract OF bind, and c.tcudinE thence due rqst IN
the back line Of said Cox tract tience pnrt rardly
With tic said bach linc or lines 70 hlman's creek and
from The beginning wit 5eld,n's aud lev 81, lines 10
Aiman's crccN, as 90 Include a the said t4,ai cor
81 toy's notlVard H line drawn die cart FROM ,l,r
snntrnst corner Of said Sclicn's trsrt-ana + &C.,.
cent 90 the parties concerned, tir sGri 'uf ,,il h..
sold together or ia lois % accommodate purchasers
GO ray seem bc and fsos; etnient 90 fs Zinc II
sale " m. .gt,D-vyl
T. gob'geer.
irrE. pic4earts.
December Is. cn,ds
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e virtue of decree Of tie county court of King
81 & pneen, pronounced on the 9th of this month
j! SUIT then depending between Charles Hill, admit
nisraOr Of James Jones' deed aud the Icirs f tlc
said James Jones' viii hc sold, on the 1O, ,av of a
nuary next, at Dunkrk, eight or ten Valuable Slaves
on credit OF twelve months. Bond and approved
security viii be required
BY TIE COMM; SSJONEBS.
bvec''her 10 2aW &wp
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WASHINGTON. DEclo-

NASHINGToN, DEc.IO.
ne ioiiowinS is the amount and species
OF miiita'y force proposed to lie raised by
me Dill YESTERDAY reported in the Senait by
Mr.. Giles, Chairman Of the Comnlig.,. us
ed IN thai body on our Foreign Relations
lqi,cuy,
Artillery. 1913
Light Artillery, l,l5e
Cavalry, J'ls2
General STAFF.
Hospital staff. 90
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CHARLESTON, Dec. 9.
IAIE FROM HNR,EIIC


LATE FROM PORTUGAL.
by capt. Robinson, of the ship Erie,
uayS rom Lisbon, we learn that on the D.
SOY Geographic Despatch was rec. =
ca at LISBON, announcing that a detachmc
OF %OOO frcnch, under the command of &c
fouche were surprised by the British una;
Heh. i1iil, near L&ngaDo, who made 100,
prisoners, including one General, two G B..
neis, and 30 inferior oifcers.--(cn Fou f.
was sad to be badly wounded, and to Ia.
escaped with difficulty. Oa the 10th, .
day on which tn Erie sailed, ,he Ohio
account of this affair was received, AM
the day io'lowiI - grand etc was to I'd
place Il II nor d the tcrevment.
the accounts from l. rd TYeAfnytor sf..
only To &C ist November, at which {, ,
Cindad Rodrigo was said to be invested. !,
supplies entirety cut oif, and was exucctcc
to tail into the hands Of the English M a f.
days. Reintorcemcnts still continued to an.
rive from England,
ne eTPor,stion of stccie cf all kind
was prohibited under severe penalties. il r.
&cls oad--FioIr, ) u q Is, duli--Cora. s
}0---Kiccc, ist quality, S 80 the 132 iOs
dull--Gaz.
To the poli.eacss Of cant. CoHhoHy. OF I'll.
schr Ann, We are indebted for file If J.,
maica papers to the 4.h ult. inclusive. 81
appears, front various representations, tho,
or non importation act has severe eT,~
upon the planters AMI traders of that c.
lnny, and that TIE coiec planters la Yar.,cn
iaT' who appear TO hold the greater rarl c
the agricultural interest, arc safceri ic i'm,
mcnse prvauo's. Mcetiugs had been hcl
D. them ~ several Of the parishes, Tor ~,
purpose OF representing their grievances &,
the Vernment, and resolutions have cei
adoP'edS' expressing, in strong terms, IN,
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of r. On Tuesday, Mr. Randolph Smoke 'he =,
Nj vi. johnson q X commenced & was to continue
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re THOSE HHo.n IT ..iIar coArERo,

We Uaiik ourselves ,.,!nu s,i,, -. -
J@e', that we have IL "a seen. we ha,eSo,
neHro OF single Republican,, {excep. The
ileac'-f0 'inS Quaker,) who is not opposed to
s"omissi' II to u. bii who does no, an
Prove TIC report On Forcig,i Relationship
VIC IS nor a wa 10" 6. B. unless sh-
reccdc sti'om her aggressioas.
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" some Advertisements and other Articles ~
mitted--to make room for the Foreign InteIipence
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: Last Saturdays EnYrirey will be tbankfu,,v
Received from all OF our Town Subscribers, that can
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FOR LlN ERPOOL,
The Coppered Ship,

a7.EsNT-- s-.NSr W II II c z I l. Us,
WIN WARD, master, hurthen as5 tons. now, nm Lc.
nsa eoIase, 'o'ins nc Norfolk, and half her cargo
engaged She viii have immediate tiispateI---E Ss,,
freight or passage apply to Martin Fisk & Co Nor
io'.' vi 10 n. SHARP
A"out lOo Ha,s Tobacco are waiting for London.
FnSfaia, John Dickson, Master f'
Dec ii. o.
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o. PUNTJNG. ~ MIL eRls
Ely, DuvN ~ YNJs orffca
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have the honor t. BE-, &c.
(5iglcd) WELLINGTO-E.

=, =. v thHHi, VCt, Z, III.
Since addressed you OIL the ooh Sept.
have learnt tnat tho enemy retired from
Ciudad Rodrigo OH the ooh, the army Of the
north towards Salamanca, and il is said Val
!adoi'd ; < the army o. Portugal towards
B9nos & Placca.ia.
Sirrd's division oftlc sch corps. which
= informed your lords5ip had been coJccted
~ .'elIda' mas retired from thence, and has
Zafra.
LSewisc learn tha gcn. To-, who had
advanced as far as Z1rza MajoYin th-val,cy
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-24
Taken up on Sunday LIT

Taken up on Sunday Lift.
It the Farm occupied by Ms AALL, soeU
four miles from town, on the Leorse-town
road, a SORREL MARE. about twel,.
hands high, blaze face some saddle marks,
left fore foot a little white, HIS ba colt
wi h hrr, r!.lng two years old, no brand up
on either, and both unshod. The owner IS
requested to Come, prove property, pay
charges, and tyke them away
WILLIAM AVERY.
September - ST
The VISION Of Don Roderick;
II POEN:
pY WALTER ScoTT. ESQ
Is just rec-ped f,r safe b.
James Kennedy. sen.
S-ptemhe' "a er6t
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his own coneordant, null and void, all Of which
stipulated for the freedom of the GaIlician
Church, as against the Pope, he has restored
the Papal authority over the Gallician Church,
in as full manner as it was before these trea-
ties were made, and as it is over the Irish
Catholic Church
Tho following is the substance of two De-
crees lately passed by Bonaparte, taken from
the London Courier of July 80.
By one Of those DEGREES no youag lady zuho
has al annual income Of 6ooo francs, or above,
is TO marry soithouf his Permission
By the seeogd decree amy person detected in
q correspondence svith the subjects Of Great
Britain, and in zving or negotiating bills Q,
erehange, is to be shot withu tzvelve hours
after detection, yjound guilty.
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By last hight'S Maj.
NEW YORK, September 81.

--latest .arripat.--i esteitay afternoon arriv-
ed the ship Magnet, in 10 days from Liver
pool, with - C.Dln aid Storage passengers
We have received files Of LonGoll papers TO
the Sd OF August, aid Liverpool to the 5tb,
inclusive, from which we have made some ex-
tracts. the king was yet alive, but 1t Was not
expected he Would survive much longer. HIS
imperial majesty, the emperor Oh the French,
ducreed the termination OF the sitting OF the
legislative body.-.nd accordingly OH the Goth
OF July, the p'esiacht addressed the body IN
a long speech, wllicn begins with the following
pdragraphS:
GsNrLEMxS-The Deputation which you
commissioned TO Carry to the King OF Rome
the homage OF the Legislative Body, repair
cd this morning to 81. Cloud none of US
Could behold witAout lively interest, tbs
August lnfAnt, upon whom SO many de TIMES
repose, and whose age inspires the most tell
0er sentiments. We have borne to him ali
your sentiments, Gentlemen, mixing WITH
them those wishes which the love of our own
children is calculated to inspire. Madame
the Gorerness received them, and thanked us
In the name of the young Prince; doubtless,
at the same time regreIting that ne Was una
BILE 10 Join his personal sentiments to those
whicn she expressed TO the Legislative Body
Appliances from Ill parts OF the hall.
Before he concludes, his minister, Count
DC Scgur, says:
"rne Emperor wishes for peace, and the
liberty Of the seas; he has 100000 men under
arms; tie Princes of Europe are his allies !;
his whole empire enjoys profound Tranquility, |;
without loans, without anticip.tions, s54 MIL
lions raised with facility, secure the free exc
cution OF his noble plans; and his majesty
Commissions us TO address you only III the Ian
guage Of satisfaction and hope"
The London Courier, noticing the speech
Of Boaaparte, makes. tka following observa-
ton:
We remark Bonaparte ssys nothing, in this
closing specch, about the Synod of Cardinals
end Bishops held at Paris. He has found them
refractory, and some. have 5ecn sent to prison.
He has brought himself into an unexpected
dilemma; for having declared the Pragma-
tic Sanction, the Concordant OF Francis and