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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18
Rom me Gazette Extra Of Merico
January IL, 1911.


Divine Providence, which projects
the valor and enthusiasm with which
the troops Of the king, have strove to
tranquilize the insurgents, by reducing
them to order and peace, and by exter-
minating by force Of arms, the banditti,
who have SO iniquitously seduced them,
is clearly perceived IL the repeated tri-
umphs which have ensued over The re-
bells, as is manifested, by the following
communication wkieh the government
has just received from Brigadier Don
Josef de Ia Cruz.
SIR-The enemy presented them
selves before me in an advantageous
position, and in great force-I attacked
and routed them, taking from them
from Is to so pieces Of cannon, all
their ammunition, and leaving the
whole field strewed with dead. write
on horseback, as ] am following the
pursuit of the fugitive rabble. The
royal battalion Of marine, under the
command Of the naval Lieutenant Don
Pedro Negrete, covered itself with glo-
~. The FIRST battalion Of Toluco, IN
der its Major, has done the same, and
want words 10 express the vaior OF
the dragons, under the command Of
the brave Lieutenant Col. Don Fran
cisco Roderiguez. send my adiu,ant
Don Juan Guardaclmaro to V5Iiadolid,
that they may come and collect all the
al tilery, and whatever has been left Oh
the field, because | cannot delay. |
shall communicate to your EXce!iency
the details, az soon as | Can. God pre-,
serve You many years.
JOSEF DE LA CRUZ.
Field OF Battle, Of Puerto de0
Urapetiro, 4th Jan. 1871
Il o'clock in the day.
70 his Er'cy Dan Frauc!acy E1a~gls
P.S. The battle lasted from III hour
to an hour and q half.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18
BOOK KEEPING.

Just pubiifhed, and for lsle by A. LY-
j MAN e co. Insurance. BUILDIEos,
EXCHANGE sTREEr, the Mercantile Manual /;
or, ACCOUNTANTS Guide; exhibiting clear
aud comprehensive view Of the Ceience Of
BOOK KEEPING adapted TO the Counting
Room, and Schools where Book Keeping is
icientIfcaily taught-price J2t cents. Al,o,
I" SIGNS OF The TIMES" 2 Sermon by
Jeaediah M0Ele, D. .. P5ice 81 IL.
Mach IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18

/ ih iuoicrlher beng about to remove to
',oo' wi.hes TO eel his Real Elistate IN
nr .Sa"u' which Is a. follows, viz "A (lorv
.s;o e"'s iiouie, 40 by 90 feet, with kitchen
1-I o'D''g 'he lame, and o,Aer ca. houles
e.. TWO iory Dwelling lloufe - by Is
80, completely hnilhed, vsih Store ID front
-, 0c0Vsn'ent-5o;h of which are nlssc.
r. ipnlted 10 AIaire Greet, nearly 5,no.
w. Rope Wax = ia, aew R5ne
III: n : !. near Ss De1ring's btiage-alI If wh,ch
Ia I'll io% terms Apply "a
Pa NOAH HhRUi
'-''-' -'11'-b T. 1874 l5a}
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18
JONATHAN STUART.
JOHN l.. S'FORER,
Portland, Dss 8, 1910
Corner Il Unian 4 MIaaLe

Conner of Unian = Nude sreei8,
HAS Just received an additional assurt-
ment Of GOODS-among which are, Mus
Inns, Cambrics, Calicoes, FumituFes, RIO
boas, Diapers, Shawls, Cloves, British s.
Factory Shirlings, Vestings, Bombazetts,
and Wiidbores, Hosiery, lndla Calicoes,
Floor and Hearth Brushes, Umbrellas, &c.
&c. tor sale on the lowest terms.
5ZIrch Il. 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18

HAvANNA, FEB. Enclosed
send you some printed papers from
Mexico, received TO day by vessel ar
rived from Vera Cruz, in l3 DAYS,
Which will inform you Of the state OF
New Spain, which must afford satislac-
ton 10 every good Spaniard The
more particular details which may ar
rive Of the victory Of Caleja, | shall
send you, but must acquaint YOU be-
forehand, that although in tie Gazette
OF the Esd. il is not slid that our troops
have entered Gandelaxra, that fact is
known from private letters, Of which
We are in possession from thence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18
.ANOTREP ElIRAPGO-

The Non-Intercourse Law Just pas.
se6, aPpals every thinking mind IL II
emphatically styled AN EMBAR-
co; that is to say, NATIONAL
SUICIDE +; and that we resemble NE
enUenon7ed serfen;, 7vhg destroys himself
by the 6ife ofhis o7On fazgs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18

The llth Congress closed its session
on Sunday evening, Sd inst At II o.
clock. The business acted upon IS
thus briefly stated file non-intcr-
course Bill has passed % a Law a3
also the FIVE million loan bill; bills 10
increase the salaries III ;Ae Post aIAs-
ter General, and Judges Of the Dis
trict of Columbia F.; the former has al
increase Of 500 dis. the Dchenture
bill, and the Engineer or Volunteer bill,
are postponed to the nest Congress !;
the petition Of the Stockholders ot tile
7. States Bank has been rejected--tht
commi.tee who reported ag-'us-tcon
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18
Colds n;th's Secret History.
EXTRACT-E0. VIII.

Men in general are dazzl-d by tie view
OF his mil ary operations, because they
jUdpe ue4e!s ay ;h, result. This mode Of
reasoning is not fir, because bis opponents
have not now nor ever had equal advantage
With hifa, oP with other commanders Of The
revolutionary French armies.
It B0nsDargs had had 10 COMMAND p Rus
sian, an Austrian. or a Pgussian army, an
well convinced that lie never would have
been as successful As Charles, Benninc
sen, or q Butcher his taients sre inferior.
but his meaEg have been and are mucl,
greater.
Y COnquerors in general pay TO great attua-
ton TO the lives Of men N cndeayuuring 10
accomplish their object they are like
statuaFies, via hew and cut away the finest
marble, careless Of The boss, provided they
can complete their statue. But il ID weil
known that Bonaparte in Particular is total
~ regardless Of the lives Of men lie Is &C.
couutable 70 Ia one and can have as many
men as DE phases.
Another advantage WHICH he possesses,
Is tie continuation VT the pyopagza1.. for
notwithstanding all the horrors witch have
been COMMITTEE ~ The various leaders Of
tie tlench Revolution, notwithstanding
that Bcnaparie has annihilated every shad-
OK q lherty, Still there are fanatics and
fools % b. touad a. az countries who assim-
Hate haGaparte aud ms sy.toal 10 the r=yo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18
KNLUARLE MEDICINES.

= "
EoOLEY's Vegetable EIixer, or Cough
= Drops, for aahmss, coughs, colds, FITTING
81 blood, and other complaints of the Lungs.
Is merits Rand unrivalIed
Ib0nB9p'f Celebrated Erc-Water.
this remedy is made of material, entirely
different from thofe commonly uIed for fore
eyss--znd the proprietor is Go fanguine that
q aiii give relief in every initance wAeTe Il il
applied agreeably TO the directions, that he
ha'fates MOI to authorize III. agents "a return
tie money where the Eye Water loei MT sey-
fea what il pronifes
Tres gfaizaf $/ind5,stal B.lGsus PiR5.
&.HgEg'5 Aati- Bilious and St9nacb;c
B4terJ.
"'1aat5u'5 genuine Itch Ointment,
y beatla'5 Jaundice Bater5, zyc.
:. The above articles may Be had whole
iae AL reisii of
JOHN COE,
Nc. 4, ExcHANeE-srREIr,
Who has eonltaotiy for (ale, an e1renive
@Har'men, OF DRUGS and MEDICINES, OF
gennine quality.
. g @ed'cins Boxes pu, Up or repaired at
Lsriiard5 bsf Aav7rsd SNUFF.
b-ExPeaed 10 few days, an e1ten.
I'VE ~hortment Of
Ff16 Garden Seed.
March II fou,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18
JOHN COE.
Il RAG

[ ~ 4 AIMING fmalI package Of Mer.
eaaHdIze was found in this town on
-.'aAy evening lalt-The owner, bv proving
tsoperty and paying charges, may have them
aga'n-AppIy at this Office
March IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18
Jntflligente.
VAR IN MEXICO

BALTIMORE, MARCH A cores
pondent put in possession of the most
recent information from Mexico, by an
arrival at HAVANA, has enabled Us to
CRAFTY our readers with extracts of let
ters, and copies Of official dispatches,
respecting the splendid victories Of the
troops ofthe Vice Roy, Gen. Vcnagas,
oyer the infatuated people among whom
the C0mmis5aries VI Bouapacte have
succeeded o. raising a rebellion, now
nearly crushed. Those miacreants,
who, by their articles and false preten.
ces, have seduced the Mexicans into
ruin, with the expectation Of preparing
them to receive in due season the Cor
slcan Yoke, unin;erruptedly landed
from time 10 time On our shores, and
availcd themselves Of every opporturi-
~ Of reaching from hence their desti.
nation by stealth. Many hundreds Of
those pestileruus desperadoes are now
here, Al Philadelphia. and in
the ntishborhood, eqaalIy ready and
hired TO proceed 10 Spanish America or
70 join in any treason, which may, il
the mean lme, seem practicable here,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18

sized OF 9, six Of which the Speaker
took care Should be anti bank men. A
motion was made by Mr.. Montqomerr
and seconded by Mr.. Cuts, for an ex-
ira or early session ofC0ngress, bur as
ter some little debate, it was lost bv q
large majority Of votes.
Extract 2fa letter from Alexandria, toa
Gentleman in Boston, dated March 5.
I" The dispute between Messrs. r.
and E.was settled yesterday by their
friends. y frs withdrew It's chal-
lengc- and then explanations followed"
Josefh BAILEY Warden has been ap-
pointed Consul General to France.
Samuel Hazard, is appointed Consul of
the Unite stares ut Archangel.
Mr., Barl07v's appointment to the
Anbassador-ship Of France appears to
have resulted from a stroke Of policy,
rather than choice as it now seems
that the two great Smiths tine Senator
and Secretary wanted the birth but
the President, TO check their pride III
the bud, immediately nominated Mr..
Barlow, from conviction that the fed.
eral members OF the Senate would give
him their votes rather than run the
chance OF having worse man. This
accounts, in some measure, for the con-
duct Of cur Senators on this occasion.
We are reioiced to find that the pre-.
sldent, in making nominations to the
bench Of the supreme court Of the Uni
ted States, has found il necessary u
make prodigious ascent upon the
scale OF competency and decency from
the points at which his first efforts cen.
tered. Alexander WoIcOtt-John D.
Adams-Magnum intervallum MIR.
Adams it IS true, has, upon some oc.
CasiOns, shown himself excessively per.
verse and wrong-headed upon certain
political tOpicks still he il a man III
distinguished science; an able civilian;
a man Of uneXceptionable, and IS we
believe, exemplary morals a man
with whom gentlemen can associets
without either disgust or contamination.
Have we not reason, then greatly IL re-
Joice when We compare the appoint.
ment OF this gentleman with what we
had reason, fortnight ago, to expect
and to dread ~. S. GQz.
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Also
A quantity Of C0RDAGE,
Boit Rope Spun Yarn,
Sewing Irvine; Marling,
Cod Lines, &c Se.
The above Goods are I'll ofthe fri quality,
and will be fold on reafonable terms.
N. B.-Merchznts and Ship Matters may
Be luPpiied With Cabin or flip Stores on rea-
fonable terms Alto, Families may be fuppli-
ed - low q can be purchafed in town, ADD
ie,tle their bills quarterly. Conltant atten-
dance, and every favor gratefully ackuowI-
edged
JONATHAN STUART.
poyfiygd De 9 I5fO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18

Joseth BAILEY Warden has been ap-
pointed Consul General to France.
Samuel Hazard, is appointed Consul of
the Unite staces VT Archangel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-18

ReR-India Goods 4 CrocerRJ.
CoR fale by the fubfcriter, at hia nprs ~
4 .frssf, nearly oppoats tie lead "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12
v:sde.A and j,:.ssn--.,..., i~tact essssism g,
WIN. VESEY MUNNINCS.
Council (EUsihc,., Der 80 1871

WIN. VESEY MUNEINCS.
Council Chuai6er, Oct. IS, 1871.
In this day paper, We give the speech of
his honor ,hc President to the Council and
House OF Assembly, on Tuesday last The
NEST prominent feature in the speech an
pears in that passage which ;,l'uGcs TO our
relative situation with neighbouring ncu-
ira, power and notices the Sabserpicnry Of
that power to the views and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
OF france. TO us, indeed, tx is Surprising
only, that the long decided conduct of tho
American administration, in favour OF the
general enemy OF mankind, and whathc calls
his confWcnfm systcm, did net E,urh sooner
t1rce such language from ctr government at
home. However, as the session of Congress
is new at hand whic. is 10 decide finally, be-
tween England and France, in the eaiight-
cncd Councils OF that august republic, we
.or6cGr iuithcr remarks on the subject at
present except to say, that, from present
appearances, VIC cannot refuse TO add our
| humble Recommendation to that SO iulicious-
iy urged in the Presidents speech, that eve
ny possible encouragement be extended 70
our planters, to provide the means OF colon Al
subsistence within ourselves, in such arti
cios as we have been accustomed 20 receive
from our continental ncishhours.
Fer Hour and humber, Il is certain, we must
lcck elsewhere than among ourselves but.
lit is equally certain, that we may look r.
many places besides the United States, With
out any risk of disappointment. The pre.
sent fourishing state Of the Cansdas and
Nova Scotia promises almost every thing VIZ
could wish On that head. As to the article
OF fiour IN particular, we could, were it ne
cessary, have it from Mexico, at a very small
| advance OF price beyond that at which hme-
rican -four is usually sold.
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NEw-YoRK, Dec. s.
FROM FRirCF.

Mar. Barney, arrived in town Yesterday
from New-Londcn. He arrived there in thes
p Ann, BOND, of Baltimore, from Ray...
onne, from which place he sailed the 9Th Of
October, with cargo of brandy, mcrcl,anJ
die, &c. consigned to d. Lynch. G. q.
F!owland, and others, of n. Yorb I'M
Ann lett It Bayonne the brig Mary-Ann. to-
sail in few days for NJ York = schr. Pr
oneer, Adams, in IS days for Baltimore ,
rig Eliza, Macy, Of New York. waiting
orders. re schT. Flash, from New York
arrived at Bordeaux 2gth If september-..
L he brig -, Stacey, of Marblehead. de-
tame several months at St. Andero, with
cargo of fish and cocoa, 7cas reirGsrd. and
ner papers received at Bayonne from Paris.
3PoSe, IN lat. ~, 10, long. %, so, brig
Perseverance, Harding, of New York. so
days from Oporto. In lat II, 80, long. 81.
an English letter of rnrqre brig, tried e,
bring the Ann too, but failed in the attempt.
privatecr crossed the bar with the Jane
whose captain stated he had orders net n,
modest the Americans.
Mr. Barlow had met with most cordial
reception from the Duke de Baseano. via
whom he was formerly on intimate terms
and there was no doubt ola speedy removal
of all subjects of difference between thc tv,
governments. Mr.. Lee reported IF Ro,-,
deaux, that John Russell, Esq. was fo 90 IN
the constitution TO England as CHARGE deg
AHaires in place of Mr.. Smith. Tic,
French still continued to send immediate re-,
lnforcements into Spain and Portugal. Tie
trans OF artillery and baggage warecns
loaded with ammunition and provisiap1
we're %ithout end, and generally destined
for the last place. Amongst them were cor.
siderable Quantities Of bc.eging materials,
particularly those destined for mining.
NEw-BFDFogD, Dec. l.
festerdav arrived ship Catherine. CIarE%
from Londsn Capt, c. saw az Fa:mor-T
Lon papers of the 24th, they contained
nothing Of material Importance. The Kins
was stu ,ivirg.-1'hc orders in council were
MOI repeaied. Guernsey and Jersey lad Ros
been attacked, but an attenpt rycn tSeu-
was conf cntiy expected.-~-f.eft London
.he 81 OF Oct. the Downs on the 17tn, aud
Faim nth the 27th. Left in The Downs
snip Ca,e', Trace, for 10 ton fsabc' n
fsr Cb>f-ssssaj YoIict, pfs1 Q fcF Cftar'S
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NASSAU, (N. p.) Oct. 27.

NASSAU, (N. p.) Oct. 27.
His honour the President, opened the sea-
sion OF the general assembly by the following
speech
Mr.. Speaker, and
Gentlemen Or the House Of .fssem5iy,
The temporary administration of the GOV
eminent Of these islands still remaining in
my hands, it has again become nv duty to
convene You in your legislative capacity, and
from the experience of former sessions, |
anticipate the great satisfaction which | shall
derive from your steady and earnest zeal to
promote the pubic welfare.
GENTLEMEN CT THE CouNc1L-
Mr.. Sheakcr, and
Gentlemen If tie House Of Hssembly,
After so long a continuance of hostility a D..
gainst powerful and invcteratc enemy, sys-
tcmatical and pcrsevcring in his plans, it is
not surprising that his Majesty's colonies
should feel the effects of it in common with
the parent state. AS these effects, however.
with respect to ourselves, have been but late
ly produced, they will hope be slight and
transient, and so far rs the subserviency of
a ncighbouring neutral power to the views
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of France was intended
to increase the pressure Of the war upon the
inhabitants of his Majes,y's colonies, it has
completely failed and has served only TO di-
rect the industry of our planters to Che OBJ
iects OF real advantage and to prove our
islands capable of producing IN ample album
dance many articles Of common use, for
which wc have been too much accustomed
to depeud upon foreign aid. In tho measures
therefore which you arc about to adcpt, tho
expedicncy of extending, (n such way as
the legislature may think ft) the fostering
land which has before beer held cut to sup
port the agricultural interest OF the COLONY
will not, ] trust, be ovcri oked.
As far 40 promptitudc Of attention, on
my part, may expedite the business of the
session, it shall be freely given, and assure
Won that it will afford me the most entire ga
tisfactjon to accord in all those measures 81
sound policy, which the general and parsi-
culap interestS Of the colory msy, IN yspr
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o. the es.ro * t rs c,t ;erc; Il ~
entry - Vessels at tnits \ Celia, tl:r
mad been there lcns tir G, we've ali ce':-
dcmned, except rig Perseverance, Foster,
OF Eoston, which Mas SOC fer SiCO. as tie
worms were fast dc s,ro.i ing her
After the la,h of rii. 1912, TIE trade
|o' the cape ~ Cove Etle is tt lie carried
ON IN British vessels only. Others, may ;ht
in to ret't ; and the Governor niay nlenae
vessels with provisions.
Dir Il. Cones, he l,it:-h rrhass: S,cr "a
Persia IS said to hay G cen refused admissions,
letter srcm Lon den, savs," My. Russell
has inform ed Nir. Smith, that French pr:-,
vatccr had overhaul ed TWO American HRS
bound from Iiverreol t. HAVANA, and Had
permitted them TO proceed"
1 he editcr Ct the Aurora concludes his IL
scrvaticns On the late riot at Savannah, in the,
following Ia: guage, which contains fact e
winch we were entirely ignurant. W bich
are the two States adverted to? " ho are
the agents for the purchase Who are the
conspirators, who are endeavoling 20 sever
the two links from the Union a-7rilcse aie.
enquiries which naturally arise in every
man 5 mind. Hold he traitors up &c the lut.
lie Observation-Disclosures Hun.
:" But still these are not the most serious.
lights TO view it II When w;e look "a .f,,e-
III island, and lock TO TIE vioisiors of our
embargo y ilRfOr!afioh laws hen We:
lok through our cities, and fird who they
arc that violate our laws and league with the
nation that plumbers and insults US, x which
lets loose the savages upon ourc:tize..s 81. he
trontier-whioh insults ard menaces Us in
the streets every day-whch7 hopes at this
moment to Purchase tzoo If me moaf oiuen.
states u TIE Union for bride of only s 500
OCC eacs-whcn we contemplate a commits
ion appointed by Britain among whose now.
ers is comprehendedth that OF taking jcssessiom
|V Flo'1aa, and OF course CT that very inc.
la Island from whence the laws areit,w VIZ
olated daily-the events at Savannah cannot
&c viewed as an insulated or an accidental
affair." but as an event arising OH of prepaied
dispositions to use any occasion that Should
present itself TO produce consequences iriu-
rious to tie U. S. and subservisnt &c Great
Britain
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

BicsMoND, Ncv. o..
COUNTERFEIT NOTES.

On Monday morning last, counterfe;ti
BANK Notes to the amount Of about ] 7 hun
cred dollars, were found By q servant re-
ION ginS to Mr.. Richard BioaGus, " ho resides.
On the wilderness read, III The southeastern
confines CT Madison county. TwotraVeiline,
persons had stopt at Mr. Broadus' the pre-,
vious evening and the next morning the SER,
want, in throwing down some hay fer their
horses, discovered the bills packed away,
among the hay.
Ihey were presented to Mr.. Rroadus,
guests, who disavcwed any know!etge Of
them. We understand that CT Sunday norn-.
ing they breakfasted at maj .Miller's Inn. il,
this place: and that prior to their setting
ont they purchased horse----and gave in
part payment note Of s so, on the Far,
|mer's & Mechanics Bank, PhiIadelphia.
which is declared Counterfeit by the most
intelligent judges herc------among when we
incisde al the mercantile characters.-.
Those found are on various banks. lila
dithcult to fix censure On any particular
persons But the strongest circumstanfixl
evldefce, (Which is always to be regarde
IN such cases as this) favcrs the bc,ies thaa
the two travellers who staid all night az
Mr.. Broadus, deposited the noses in the
nay. At any rate" there is scrneih;pr
rotten in Dennark. - Lun,.rarY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

EMIGRATIoS TO OHIo.-The following
extract of a letter from a gentleman in
Robbstown, Westmoreland county, Pelnsyl-
vania, shews the immense emigration from
the eastern states to the state of Ohio
From the 9th day of October last, to the
9Th day of November inst. 236 Wagons & o.
Their wheeled carriages, passed through this
place to Ohio with families-with four of the
small Wagons were sixty persons--within
the same time 600 Merino sheep passed in
the same direction
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

go. 90 SAVANNAH, Dec Q.
he bill from Senate 10 amend an act in
cooperating the PLANTERS BANK was
read the 81 time < passed the house ef
representatives On tho Dist u!t.
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FOREIGN COINS.

The .dnnuai Rctort .fthc Treasury, nscd-
in obedience to the "Gct REGULATING the
currency IF Foreign Coins in the United
States"
Treasury Department, Noe. 90, 1911.
SlR,-l have the honor to transmit here
with, report prepared in obedience to the
directions OF the act, entitled "ha act re-
suiating the currency of foreign coins in the
United States" passed April 10th 1906.
have the honor to be, with the highest
respect, sir, your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
The hon. the Speaker ofthe Rousc of Re-
REPORT.
The Secretary fthe Treasury, in obedience
to the act, entitled" An act regulating the
currency OF foreign coins in the United
States" respectfully
REPORTS,
That assays of the foreign gold
and silver coins made current by that act.
have been made at the mint Of the United
States, conformably thereto, the result
whereof is shewn in the letter Of the direc-
tor of the mint, dated November 90, 1911.
which is annexed to this report. and which
is prayed to be received as part thereof
All which is respectfully submitted
lreasu''y Department, Nov. &c, 1911.
Copy
IHi'tf 9fthc United States,
.Nopem5c- %, 1911,
Agrecably your desire, have caus-
ed assays to be made Of the several species
on foreign gold 6 silver Coins, made current
IN the United States, by an act Of Congress
OF 10th April, 1906, the result of which .
cordlng to the assayer's report is as follov. :.
GOLD COINS OF 6. BRITAIN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

The .Annuat Rctort Jthc Treasury, n.edr
m obedience TO The "act regulating the
currency ef Foreign Coins in the United
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

A'nosAu, IN. F. OCt. u.
His honour the President, opened the sea-
sion OF the general assembly by the following
speech