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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
FROM THE BALANCE,

THE PATRIOTS PRAYER.
Almighty RuleS. at whose voice divine
storms gather bisckness, and the lightnings
shine
Whose wrath the ,hunders speak whose
mercy reigns
In genial un-beans DER the tranquil plains !;
Whose hand the wheel of reyolu,ion rolls
lmpels the War fend, and his rage con,
trouls
Guard and defend, and make US still tbv
care
All this my dear beloved country spare
First save as from corruption, that dire
fend.
Through dark medium whispering as
Ii Stren like, France calls us to her arms.
Deaf LEI US be, and blind to all her charms.
X br'taiA wears expressions frowning
Peace without shame, or war without dis
We humhly pray for. Mighty God of
4 d eadfll vengeance hovers on our coasts
biood tnls'y tribes IN the dark forest
prowl;
Ahu raolioh monsters for the contest
howl.Ff
Our pow'r is in thy arm +; thy guidance
leads
10 peaceful measures, or to martial deeds.
y, grant Us peace But If that cloud shall
burst
With wars deep thunders let or carse be
just,
That patriot souls their flaming swords may
draw
In brave defence Of Liberty and Law.
ger EuroPe's fields, how deep the blood !
how wide
Shall onrs, too. swell the sanguinary tide /,
Spare IS and let our peace the shock sur
vive
On oie der s.bot 0 let the olive thrive.
but \ ne cup Of war must be orr share.
Sovereign OF ns,sDns All our hearts ore.
pare,
United, independent, brave, and lust.
Our Co"ntIJ's rights our aim, and God our
trust ALONZO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14

Tor fac thar excellent Stand ia Bruufw;cL
Maine lately occupied by David Owen.
Ohe OF The eeis Situations for tavern in tbi,
part u the ooantry about one hundred rods
from So'sdoin College The honfe contains
ilz large ard commodious room, on The lower
floor, i1 convenient chambers, and fpacious
Eaii large Stable. n,eas and ether build
'o9', which are in excellent order The garden
contains more than ali acre OF ground. By
advancing one third Of the purchaie money
any person may obtain this Ssage-tavern
Tor much iefs, than the real value; and the
terms q payment for the remainder will be
made eAiy For terms apply TO JAMES BAR
XII per''ant-or DAVID CW an, near
the prcniifes.
Banlwick, April %. 1917. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
FRENCH NAVY

he following is one of the late
'neafurers which Bonapartc has a.
dopted for the purpofe of creating
powerful Navy.
BonaParte, il appears, is msAiDg
mott extraordinary exertions to col
lect feamen, for manning the fhips of
war ne has fitted out in the ports Of
France and Holland. Letters from
the coat of France dated the 28th,
fate, that great numbers Of foreign
ieamen had recently been conducted
to the different depcts prepared for
their reception. Theie men are
conveyed to their deltination under
EFFORTS of Gendarmes. and are yerv
ifrong'y guarded-The kind Of naval
con:cription which Bonapane bad
eitabliihed, had nor been found fntEi
GENTLY productive to aniwer his pre-
ient demands, and he has ihued or
dcrs 70 the Hans Towns TO furniili
immediately, in proportion 10 their
population, number Of men fitted
for the naval iervicc. lhefc orders.
We underAand, have already been
carried into execution in very r;sor
Gus manner at hurnburg. ! hr
French Goycrnorcf that CITY, il is
faid, cauied The gates to 5c fsur dur.
ing three iuoceiive days. and after
ieizng { cy man that tad been at
lee, and great proportion o. ihoie
employed in the navigation Of the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
@isffllanp.

Nest Cong,sf.-Every one is look
ing to the next Congrefs for relief
from the diitrefes under which the
nation now labours. 1t is natural,
therefore, to ak, what can Congrefs
do to relieve US What is it that
we expect from the Legislative body
OF the nation : Put thefe queiiions
to a thorough-going democrat, and
he will anfwer, they can declare war
againit Great Britain or they can
Jay an embargo. But will either Of
theic meafures relieve us ? Shall we
be IN better Gtuarion under an en-
barge than we are at prefent? Eve
ry one will anfwer, no.-Will a war
with England be any benefit to the
country generally ! certainly nor.
Why then do We with for an embar.
60 or war with England ? The plain
reaion, if any reafon Can be given is,
becaufe we with to pleafe the En-
peror OF France, and, if poiibIc, to
inJure England.--This is the end
and aim of the whole buinefs. To
this point tends all the patriotifm
OF democrats. Our own country is
a mere fool pidgcon-a decoy duck
70 lead the people into the views Of
the Emperor. No thinking man can
expect that Congrefs viii do any
thing tor the benefit of our own
country. They have abandoned the
nation long ago.; and it cannot be
expected they will come into its in.
terefts at this time. 1t is France and
England for which they debate and
make laws (; not for the good old
thirteen itates of America If they
bad any idea Of bene6ting their own
people, they would never facrifce
the PROPERTY of the country to gra.
ufy an ambitious foreigner. Moth
ing can be expected from a legiia.
ture which pays more attention to
the wants and wilhes of foreign ma
tons, than it does to the intereits of
IFS continents. On the whole, we
may let it down, as a point fet,led,
that whatever Congrels may do, there
will be nothing done which will be
any benefit to the United States ;
they may add to our miferies, bur
for relief from them, we cannot even
hope.-M \. Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14

NfoKMs he friends and the pubic that he
has taksn itacd IN MIR Horizons rev
BRICK fore, On hia.ce itteet, az the head of
e'reen-areet, and has opened an entire new
iFock. conlPfsaag 4 complete aaortnent Of '
WGf-Laaia Go2ds, Grscerles, ssc.
among which are the following.
Cogniac Brandy Holland Gin
American do--O!d Jamaica Snirin
81 ro'x ard AnuEus KUN
Marietta. Sherry, Lifbon, Por, and Mzlao,
WINES
Arn'-e ed-- Cordiais--Cider Vipepzr
IL ION, Yt'sag Hyion, Hgion SKIN. Souchono
and Boiea Teas
Leaf iamo, Havana white and brown. and
Wei india Sugars
We chs No J and Chocolate
Caoco'aic Shsls--2ice- Ground dc.
rsppef-GfounG do Ginger--f',iaento
Box and caik Raihns-Tr- kew Pigs
Carssay Seel--Canary do Nu.mers
I'ave'--Cinnamon--Caih1- Eneaih Munard
Csysnne--oat Meai-Pearl Barly--Currants
Jordan Ainoads- Ground Nuts-FiIbcrs
Soy SAtiup-guave Gelley- Capers
Owe Observation-Disclosures & bar Scan
oails-starch-moud 81 dip't CaIsles
Spermaceti Oil-TabIe Salt Entry Mar.
Floor Bruihrs-- Brooms-- indigo
sait Pesre-ink Powder Spice Buffers
Powder, Shott and Flnts-Log Wood
Rei observation-disclosures CopperAs
Sulpher-Roll Br;mnone
Cotton and wool Cards-Fluur
Gear Pork Bacon Coffee oIs0cs
41, Cd, led and GOD Nails
bees WaI- Bakery Tailow-Cotton, &c.
--Liis7piss--
100 boxes 5ett brown Soap.
The above Goods are OF the l,lt ouaI;,v
and viii DE fold on rezionable ,erra..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
CERTIFICATE
10 TIE PUBLIC.

Tie inbicriher having beer greatly bene-
fittsd cy the ufe of DR. ROCE2S-s yECErA-
8LF PULMoNIC DETERGENT Conceive,
4 a duy ne swesihe Proprietor Of he Medi-
eIre and the public, to fa,e the following
fa9s
FOR ieversl years have been much Afflicted
r"h the Ailhma, aud for weeks together
nave not heen allie TO lie down in INV bed
ieelng The above Medicine adver.ifed for fale
= Mr. IhPrAN's Book Store, ! determined
% make ir'al oft, thougs have alway. been
much prcjudiced asanti Parent Medicine, Il
gsne'al, and COMETS had very little faith l.
TINS, bur 10 my great fnrprize ard 10Y. Joon
atef taxing the hra dofs, fund pvfelf q
mech relieved AZ to neep quietly in bed and
have ever 6nce, when in the lean tronblea
~ the Allhms, found immediate relief IN j.
usc. - -
do not helita'e, with confidence, 70 recon,
rHad the VEGETABLE DETERGENT III
iithe lean Afflicted with the Asshma. and have
~ doubt hut they will receive great relief by
flse uie OF this Invaluable Medicine.
WiLLfAM WALKER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
Ebf aponitor. No. LIv.

f6suyd 10 think 10 cpe,Yeoeb TIE Groo,
dni J,om t6e zore.k # manner 10 gs,c.e spyt"
The folly which often appears on grave
Homes aud monumental interruptions il always
ridiculous, and fometimes truly lamentabIe-
The bombaitIc Donience which is often found
10 the hlent repository Of the dead is az once
diguti'ng and injurious; for as fuch infcrip.
tons generally erceed the truth, poiterity IS
deceived, and pofIibly in after ages orsh.
leis iccundrel may be veneraied as paragon
OF excellence Surviving friends have for.e
times erected itcue oct of reipect as il il
called, but TO the altoniihment of eyery one
they have often beio- ed on The dead char
acter they would never give them while liy
ing There nave been Tome initances Of oer
ions making provIiion before their death for
Hone to perpetuate their memory. How
abtnrd the attempt, How vain, how fooiifh
to think OF re!cusng from The general oblivion
of things long pait, a name which perhap.
would he more 10 ;'ur craJit TO have Ion in
obieurisy. The lorgea life Is fun of VANITY
and I'm. and i We take away the hours Of
ileep. Of idlcneis, aud OF eo:isive tranTgretfion
we fliall iind hut few days truly rumreres.
Were We 20 compute our ages by the tine
We were uiefu'iy employed, many long lives
would dwln6le 10 lay, aud then. "A one
trn'y remarks, a little lquare nore placed
over grave sayipg TIA. Ire rer.on I'D aysd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14

80 years, would be the higheff ercomium 10
the power of language"
Reader, would you with to rerpetuate
ycur name y Then I'LL up your life with no.
bic deeds--noble, not like Alexander or Cea-
Gar, bur according 10 the implicitly of The
gofpel add to your faith virtue. to virtue
knowledge, 10 knowledge temperance, 20
temperance, patience, 70 patience godIinefs,
and 20 godlinefs brotberly kindnef. and
charity" If thsfs things are in you and
abound, though 20 fPiendid monument
bear your name, though no pompons in
fcription declare your character, YET, borne
down TO the Iateft ponerity, the fweet favor
Of your name fhall hold diainguiihrd place
10 the bofosns of all the faithful and true.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
poerp.
ron The GAZETTE.

ron THE GAZETTE.
Reflections on The olhhroaea Of AUTUMN
The smiles Of sumsder now begin to fade.
And nature changes 10 another scene !
No more seek the cool seques,er'd shade,
Or mark the progress Of the silent sire am.
Morn's pleasures even thus decline and die.
Soon are they bias I'd and as soon decay !:
those fondest bofes lnsi faise our wishes
high
Are soon destro,'d or swiftly pass away.
Onyonder hill, beneath the senseless earth.
Low lie the forms that once could please
my so,i
Who cheer'd my pensive hours with pleas.
ing mirth,
And bsGc contentmcnt ey'ry care control
re scenes BELOVED! s,ill fancy loves to trace
Your howry paths with pleasing hues
But alas she stops, and points me to
space
In all my joys and youthful wishes made.
STU let me dwell on seasons past away,
Ana catch the whispers of the closing
year;
They all remind me i shall soon decay.
And follow those beyond this narrow
sphere.
Great Pow'r supreme thy pleasure be
obey'd
:, y give Inc wisdom from thy holy seat;
Teach me Thy will the statutes thou hast
made,
lo make my bliss & happiness complest.
HENRY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
JAMES CHADROURN.


y ESPECTFUILY informs his friends and
former Cultomers, that he has recon-
meneed bulIneis at the new Brick Store, head
OF Union itreet erected on the fpot where the
fore of J. Chadbourn. & CO. {defiroyed by
nFe) formerly food where lie offers whole
i.ie and rets.~ general ahortment of
Wel9-hdia Goods and Groceries.
among which are:-Rum, Brandy and Gin Of
different quaiities--Madeira, L,fbon. sherry.
Vidonia' fort ard Malaga Wines Loaf and
brown Sugar-Lump do--iiytou, Hyionlin
and Souchong Teas--Flour and Candies Rice
Raiiius; Figs; Pruues Corn Brooms; S.eves
Tobacco; Stone Jugs, Sperm Oil Houfe a
Hearth 8rufhes; Mats; Bacon; Cloves.
Mace; Cinnamon; Ginger; Pepper Muf-
tard; Oatmeal; Nutmegs; Windfor and Bar
Soap; Waih Balls; II bic Salg; Mzit Pow.
der and Shor; SAlt Pegre; Br,nitoue. Al
iurn aad CoPPeras; Redwood aud lockwood
V'nesar No, and Chocolate Baberrv
Iaiiow; Bees War Starch; Pearl BARLEY.
Jorden almonds; MUTT Of various kinds 81.
i've Oil, Salt Fifth, &c sc &c
~ 4 he above are part of good afIort-
ment OF Goods which he offer. foe fale on a.
fashionable terms as articles of the like quality
can be purchaied eIfewhere.
Portland. A.grG -, 1911. tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14

NoTlCF is hereby given that the Proprie-
tors of the Tenih Hew IIampfhire Turn,
pike Road, at their annual meeting holden
~ adjournment, az the dwelling houfe Of
Capt Eieazer Rofbrook, on The twenty fifth
DAY of september, 1911, voted tar of two
dollars on each rroprie,or's lhsre in faid
grant, 10 be zheiled and paid into the Trea(-
uFy, by the tweniy-Gfth day of December
next. If any ihould be delinquent at er that
day their fhares will be advertised cor faIe.
DEED HALL, Teoya,ey.
Septsss6ey %, 1911. fo7)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

L CERTIFY that my wife, ELIZABETH
- BROFiER5ON, of tender aud delicate
con.htution, was teized in Auguf, 1909, with
violent cough, eypeetorating matter freak d
with biood-paIn in her breaff, back, and lile,
her complaint increa!ed 70 rapidly, thar her
father sPpiyd to ose of the moi cmiuenr
Physicians n the city Of New York her
complaint itiii increaied, aud reduced her We
~ low. with every appearance OF the iait fate
az coniuDptioa. She was then induced TO
Try DR. RoGzRs PuIlnonic Detergent m a
very ihort tune NE fcuad relief, and is nov,
under Divine Providence, In comfortable
ita-e of health. The faiulary effect. of the
PulmoRIc Detergent, induces her 10 eontipue
the uie lit can truly FAY have The nigh
at opinion OF the PuImonic Detergent.
JNO. BRorkERSON.
Welteheiier County, Courtlandt Town.
May %, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
lust received and for saic hy
y 4, EYagaN e 60
i9isF2nce BAlicFngs, Exchange Greet, tie
Vi,s5r 5f Don 10 arrick.
peem'hy WAITER sCOTF, Hfcui-e.
inse 90! cen;s--Afo,
Snts9p's Ske.st5rs Of oer7rsss. voA.
Pr;ce ls dollars
Ch'5fsaH Relsarcle5 IL ff1,
hy cLAUDIUS BUCHANAN. d. 95-
This work is exceedingly vaualsla and inter.
cling, and highly worthy the particular ar
ienitcn OF tie Chrisian public.
or
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14

vert bis mind. tie pays particular attenii ion.
70 ds5iffatr5 and n0OoS, 'sI 81, and fuch as are
hsraiied BY eos,Dmfs;Os aud automatic esmPiaiafs,
and aeeist7ss soid,
Though far from wifhing to derogste from
the rpeR sasses reputation of any spssissi gentle
mar living; his recent advertisements will tef,
tfy, that he has NOT fcrupled to put hnnleIf
OF par, with rhoie Of the taeHity, who Aand
repued land jufiy no doubt) as the " giant"
of their protection with whom it remains TO
d'icredit h's preteniions, if they are fallacious
or chimericai.
JOSHUA LEAVTTT.
sp,isg F,sst, Portland, dyg Z, 1911. (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14

Extract of letter from Mr.. Charles Tap. an,
Portmouth, N. Hampihlre, March "a. ISL
STA,
l fe d you by this days mail. paper en-
tanning Certificate of Mr.. William Walker
Of th's town, of,he efficacy of your Medicine !;
he 10 one Of orr mon Respectable MA.
CERTIFICATE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
TdKE NOTICE,

IKE NOTICE.
hE partnerihip under the firm Of
HOW g. EVANS,
IS this day difolved by mutual conient-slI
pefions that have any demands sgainft iaid
firm are requefed to call and receive their pay,
and thoie indebted are requeiied to call and
pay without delay, or accounts and notes, will
De seit with an Attorney to coliee,.
DANIEL HOW.
WILLIAM EVANS.
Portland. Oct I. IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
NOTICE.

hE Proprietors Of the Portland Livery
Stable, are hereby notified tha, the Ian
anenment OF Ten Dollars on each flare are
ordered to be paid into the treafury on or
before the 10Th iEf. By order Of the Direc-
tors s PATrEN. T,xshv,.x
Psrt'ar5, Or 7, 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14

river, fent them off under ftrony
guard FOR Holland. II il fupDofr'7
that thsse men are defined for the
Heetin the Scheldt.--Lon. pap.
Mare evidence ef B1nyys RebubEcaa.
ism.--The Emperor Of France has
lately idned a decree relating 70 mar
riages, which for cruelty ard barbar.
iry equals if NOT exceeds aDv AZ IL
former acts Of oppreHion.. By this
decree no young lady who has an an
nual income Of 6ooo frs. (abont oco
dolls) or above, is allowed to mare
rOif6sut bis PesmiFm,l! Thus every
wo ian in France Of property i -
DC iacri6ced to his creatures, and fur
niih fortunes for his cut throat qen.
erals Horrible Monitor be Is : nor
content with the confant action oF
his Confcript Code which fecures -
every male infant a baptifm Of tears
at his birth, but he mutt check and
Cry up the fofteft feelings Of the f.
male heart. They mutt not cber;d.
tender fentiment bur with bis ner-
million they mutt not ;nduIoe :
PATTON implanted in their Natures bv
benehcent Providence without b;s
content a decree mutt 90 forth
from the Coriican, ere love can r.
united with bymen. Families ,nuff
not judge with their ov ewes thew
mutt nor decide by their own wifbes.
they mutt ger decree from him
Who does not fee to what fhockirr
lmmoFalities this outrageous mea
ture mutt lead But it is his pur-
pole, his PATTON, to wound the FEEL
lBgs OF nature, and to demoral;4e tb~
human race. He would reduce all
to his level. Have not our read.rs
often felt a ficknefs at heart II fh~
contemplation of his edicts /? II is in
coed peculiar TO the prefent war thar
while' more than any former conteff.
I endears oar country TO Us, II ike
wife more often occafons us 70 for
ger our country in our concern e.
mankind at large. Patriotilm blends
tieif and lofes its diitipct nature. Il
philanthropy and we need think of
'urielves only as chriifians, nav. on
y as human beings, to feel and act
% Engliihmen.
G6riHianity Of B5nabayfs.--At =
ime when Bonaparte has aaembled
council ct the principal EccleIaf-
icks IN France and Italy, for the
'urPoie OF iupPorting the intcrces i
Religion in thofe Kingdoms, the fol-.
owing extracts from Bl5it,nan's Tyd-
'SAS, illuitralive Of his former fenf;
nents towards (hriRianity, and his
'eiPeet for its Divine Author. NAV
perhaps deferve attention.
In page Is7 Of thar work. ne are
thar when the Brisiln mill
AIRY nlihon were at Jerutalem, they
we're told thar Bonaparte had Ia.
cared, that fhouid he obtain pofIef-
ION OF Jeruiaicm, hs 4geAa al.sat ~
zee Ct Ia5ertg On t6s ip1t quySere re
L'9Is g .Ie}u5 lad peal, and ,.ou.4 BIZ
Y re rfyf Freac5 Grenafisr 4cho
Ssnid ten n tie attack IN The foD,5 81
'ar S1view
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
Fun 'bs Bali~srs Fsleya, R.tv5s.,u,

Moi ofthe democratic papers have
expressed their opinion ii favor of
another embargo The fsntimen,s
OF thoie who copduct hen are. !,
Dc lure, not entitled to much refDect
IN themiels-s, bar when we rsn.ct
that this Concert could not hive han
Peoed without a caui-, We are bcunf
TO lock for Il to an higher fourcs.
Inc Administrator are 10 doubt PFC
pairing the way Ter introducing the.
meaiuEe a. the next fcilion oEscon-
grvis The chief pur ose calculated
10 Dc eft ctvd, is the topping Of ll.p
plies q hour and grain 70 SPAN anJ
Portugal.
TIlr folIopiag IS tranai,rd froa,
the fndislt II, pager printed AZ
sonrdeaax, Fraucr --> Birds mi
this ely il Jaae 1911, ,79,--l.,.s5lk
agsg ab'zadsafd Il IT, gats s5s u
ii:al q dfaaflrtwsf. fifrY rHaeE.
Deaths f4I ags,) Il, " ;hp
hoiFita' 81"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
WANl.FD

a SMALL two nory DWELLING. HOUSE
or the one half of large one, hand
lonely firnifhed, and as central TO bu(;nels
IS poiilble-lnquire AT the Gazste CEte.
Oa7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
REMOVAL.
JOHN S. DUPEE,

JOHN S. DUPEE,
r,s ,t1 N Ne. T. die, 'as ho formerly ipro
ne hA' eouas7tly for fate an sffor- naent Of
DRUGS o MEDICINES.
~ Medicine Chets phi % or repleniaaed
al niorr notice lie hopes. w conlssnt
Pe'iooal attendance 60 receive llare of pub
iic patronage.
Portland. Oa7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14

river, fent them off under ffron1
guard for Holland. Ii i fuppofr39
that thssc men are defined for The
heet IN the Scheldt.--L0n. PAP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-14
81 :. THIS DO, IND LIYE =,

Tx d uDtCTIDtF, EAN-
IL INC ABANDONED his
DESIGN or ESTABLISHING
A Pass, in Portland
continues the practice OF
Ply c, zritb efs9. and
on ,ea,esa5ie fe, ms ! FROM
which srduons purfuit,
no trivial confederation,
fall be permitted 10 di
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-16
The President Of the United States.


TRANSLATION Of a Decree Of the IS (9) July, 1910.
Thirty OF forty American sseis may import into
France (under licence) cotton, fish OIL dyewood, salt
fish, cod fish, hides and peltry.-They must export,
wine, brandy, silks, linens cloths, jewery, house
hold furniture and other manufactured articles
They can only depart from Charles,own and New
York, under the obligation of bringing with them a
Gazette of the Day of their departure (American
Gezete) moreover "a certificate OF the origin Of the
merchandise, given by the French Consul, contain
ing sentence in Cypher; the French merchants who
shall Cause these vessels to come, prove that
they are concerned in the fabricks Of Paris, Rouen
and other towns.
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DEN. TuRREAU TO Mr.. SMITH.
IH,, .t,e,r<.. n.z t0,i 1ol,

"~snf"SsVHS Dct' i<tns ioiV.
SiR-lf have not applied sooner to the
letter which you did me the honour to write
10 me ON the 2Sth OF last month, ii is because
have sought information from the Consul
general of II. NJ. whether he had received
directly instructions more recent than those
which had transmitted to him, and also to
enable me to give positive answer to the
questions contained in the letter referred to
above.
reply, sir, to the first Of your questions,
VI. M. the Consuls of II. NJ. to the u. ;.
have always delivered certificates of origin to
American vessels for the ports of France !:
they did il in execution Of Decree Of His
Majesty Of the first of Messidor, of the year
eleven.
II. NJ. the French Consuls have also de-
livercd them 70 vesscls destined for neutral
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The Y. 5. brig Nautilus, L.. Sinclair, has
been ordered to England and France, with
dispatches.
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS.
From The National MfeMgeneer.

The oHoTVing documents laid before he Houss of
Representatives., on .honday, December 5lst.
To tie House Q. Representatives. Of the United States.
lay before the House report from the Secretary.
of State complying with their resolution of the ID
inst JAMES MADISON.