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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

Hipparghia, celebrated lady of antiQui-
~, who was born at Maronea, city Of
ThraCe, and fourished in the time Of
Alexander, addicted herself 10 philoso-
ply, and was 50 charmed with the Cy-
nc Crates's discourse, tina. she deter
mined to marry him at any rate. She
was addressed by great many lovers,
who were handsome men, and distin-
guished BY their rank and riches, and
he" relations prest her 10 choose a
husband from these. But she answer
ed that she had sufficiently considered
the affair, and y-as persuaded that no
one could be richer and haudsomer
than Crates-and that il they would not
marry her TO him, she would stab her
self. Upon this her friends had re.
course TO Crates himseli-dcsirgd him
to exert al his eloquence, and TO use al
his authority, in order to cure her al
her passion. He did s0-but She still
continued obstinate and resolved At
last, fielding arguments intHvCluul, he
displayed bis poverty before ter-be
showed her his crooked back, Iii. cloak,
his bag, sud told her tnat She could
not lie his vie, Without leading such d
lie IS his sect prescribed. She dvclar-
ed herself infinitely, pleased with the
proposal, and took the habit Of the Oh,
der. She loved Crates 10 such de-
gree that she rambied every where,
and went to entertainments with him !;
though this was what the other Grecian
ladies never did.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
NEW. YORK MAY 10, 1911.
lEMlCRAIIC LOGIC.


The Roebuck, of PhiIad, having put
in here from Bsyoune, in France,
with wine and fruit the arrival has
been announced with additional proof
positive that The French DEGREES have
been REVOKED; But We have had
several arrivals from England and Ire
land, with full cargoes, and yet we have
not heard any annunciation Of the En-
gIish orders being revoked. Ls not the
rule bad one, Tvhich will MT Tvork both
7vays 2 Besides two liberated Ameri-
can Captains, the Roebuck brings a
platoon Of Frenchmcn.-Prenez gordc
Capt. BRowN, Of the Roebuck, in.
forms, that none Of the consignees OF
the American vessels arriving ID the
ports Of France, had any liberty,to re-
ceive and sell their cargoes. No per-
mission had been given for any yea
sci to depart, unless she had been pur-
chased ofthe government.
Capt. OscoTT, of the brig Rose in.
bloom, Of his port, writes under the
date OF Bayonne, March 80. F." ex-
pect to leave here in 10 or II days.
have agreed with Mr. RUSSELL, our
Charge d'Ahairs, to bring home distress
sed American seamtn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

WILLIAM SWAN,
10, .. Caiea Ron, Niaatr FEET,
s3A5 received a 'a'ge additional GUck Of
Frsb Se1i2Ha5e GOODS.
hao--H.s uGusi luppIy Of
W,e lrdf1 G09a5 " Gr2c3ries.
s. kegs Of the hea retailing Tobacco
Bel re-sting Cotton
HAVANA ouga2
Fcsih Tezs
D0E Rsilias
L,n5eed Oh, &c to. &C
A. w'uch sal be fold who!clale or retail
fof Cath, OF undoUbted credit, on good terms.
Portland, bEqy II (6w)
A. p AT peiions ialrhfed 10 ium, ~ho(e
norcs ald accounts have nsen due over four
1aenths, are Informed that immediate payment
mnl lie made
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
John p. Thurlton,

FNIIFA 4 - VI ILOIg
Has goa sALz, kf 70. (, CsrHaI Rezr,
500 10, beit retailing COFFEE
40 cheas fra quality Souchong, Kyion
SKIN and Yousg Hy,on IkAS
eco boxes brown SOAP
100 barrels Wilmington TAR
~ d,tto Clear, Bone lIidliDg and Prime
PORK
40 ditto iuPer6ne FLOUR
10 axes Havana Brown SUGARS
~ dl5tu MOui 4 CANDLES for retailing
Pc res C"gliac Bfandy 9Th pro9f
= oaks Eughlh NILS
20 dos do MackeTal LINES
Also
fua receiv Z W.4RRANTED ANCHORS
from $50 Z" 1000 rs. q Nay IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
&. GkEELY,

q. GkEELY,
HAS FOR SALE, Of No. /, Lerg WIa,t
90 bolt. Rulia Duck
50 ps. Ravens do
80 ps. Cotton do
50 chea' HyCon, Hylon Kin, and Sou,
chong Teas
80 boxes Chocolate
5000 VT. Coffee
pipes American Gin
20 bolts India Duck
200 bbs. MelI Beef
10 bhs Pork
300 hhds Salt
CoRCAGE by the Gang or fmaller guam
tity M 45,R u.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

NO m AZ ts y. 8 EDLp, AHf.GI- SVSeE, next
lSo' ~ 4at.ns. ". SDuh y c..
l-Ao received q large assortment Of
ENGLISH GOODS. wnich be1,iu .eilat
very low p.ices--Ot winch are
Elegant Lace Wells. ton Clolhs
wilh double bord tBandanna and Flagg
ers, very cheap. I HanGkerchitf Is
London Prints, 4&tCottoh 90 < Mad ass
VIDE Handkerchief
CoPierpiates & Fur +WhiIe Cotton do.
nhnreS Fancy Jsconttt, In
White Cambricks, ait dIa and Crayat
prices Muslins
b'ack : cOlor'd do tCouon Umbrellas
h grcI, variety oi+Blsck, Olive Drab
1aht & da.k Cling Vehetts
hams tjfltISh Cottons
Long ShaWls tlnd 4 do
IwiiI'd and plain cot / Black, White and
ton DIP Pad LusLrings
Muslin DO +Bl4ck Grape
|. Cambrck and com do Mode
mon Dimo'ies IA variety of Ribbons,
First qualify blne andt Duroys, Duranta <
yellow Nankms Shsli0ons
Washington Stripes Ru4seiI4 Z. Russellels
snd Grandurcnl tWhte lane
'mbazetls +Lncn C~mbrlck
Fancy Vrs lnEs tI.men Check
Royal ribbed 10 tIrish Linens, all phi
Ladies long and shorty ces
X d Gloves +Br0wn Linens
10. SILK cotton do tQuAiIty X shos bind
DO silk ard Couort dings
Arm.eus tCOtton balls
Grn-lrmen's cotton, tBlack 81 wing silk
dpc-skIn and leah tPatent Thread
CT Gloves tCOat Buttons
Ladies colorcd and+ Basket do
white Cotton Hose 4SaIrt Buttons
G-ntlemen's silk, cot tSik and Scarf Twist
con. thresd s w0l flames and BobDns
Sled Hose films and Hair Combs
ZIP Gotten Socks TFerretls &c. &c. &c
Real onIc hue D~..u CiOd.s; hne And
common so, At reduced prices CAssi
uefs Al so k..v.l- IuNsi and CO.nlr,
Custu,.ei-, ste assurod that All tie abo
lrue.es sGs!l ac,uAiiy DC sold Cheap, and
tuey are requested ID call.
lIuy (9w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

70 Jsu neymen 6b0s Makers.
= H2EE who are good workmen az the A.
Dove Protection, may have Cd employ
by agP yirE 10 OLIVER 5. HAKrSHORN,
6sn "a lne Cj'deu Boon, Mid4 hreet O4e
q. no If whom ale 10 work Morocco.
n . -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

IL is reported, tat when Mr. Pink.
ney took leave AZ the Prince of Wales,
ne cxPreAcd his regret that lie hal
not been able 40 coniummate his nc
goc'atIon and that tie Prince re-
pied, he ALTO Gncerely lane ted ia;
out that no aduiHillraiion III Eng
land could DC expected 70 fulrenus1
any Maitims kignt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

Oakum, Naval Stores & Ship
Chandlery.
CHARLES 3. JOHN FOX,
HAVE for sale al their Sore No 8 )
South Side Long Wharf
q Tons ID stDu " OK house Oakum.
200 BbIs. Wilmington Tar,
6J &c. do. Pitch.
20 do. Tupcntina
20 DO, Rusam
Shepthing and Drawing Nails.
Common and Finishing ID.
Paints and Oils, different kinds
Cambu~2es different sizes
Also
Cordage, Gables, DoH-Rcte q &tnn-
yGFHs,
Supplied To Memorandum al the shortest
notice. With an extensive assortment OF
ship ChsndIery, on satisfactory terms,
Nav, 1911. IFS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
Gatette 5bip JEelDs.
PORT OF PORTLANp-lBII

Nay 2O-Arrivcd fchr Cranberry HadIocs
from Mount Defect; fchr Caplen. Tucker,
from h@t Port-24 Bolton Revenue Gutter,
John Wt'iams, commander frcmBl aon Y
ichr BetieYl Sanwood, do; mp Gen Famii-
ton, W'Idridge, do loop Dolphin Johnlon,
Do; Hoop -a az Ann, B archard DO; lchr
Hero, Lakeman, do loop Liberty Moody,
from Newhuryport-25 coop Two Bto,hers,
Bacon from Newyork 1oop GENET, Pray,
from Por ,llnUuth
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

Gables. C0rdage, and Boiir0be,
MANUFACTURED from the Grf( Quality
4'A ofclean Hemp, and for fale by 4. CHE.
YER, at No z, Long Wharf. or At the New
Rope Walk. by Deering's bridge.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

A quantity Of cORDdGE.
Boit Rope; Spun Yarn,
Sewing Twine Mar!ing,
Cod Lines, T's tie.
The above Goods are all ofthe fri quality,
and wiil be fold ou realonabie terms.
NJ. E. Merchants and Ship Matters may
re (upplied with Cabin or fhip Stores on rea.
toaao!a tarms.-Allo, Families may he luppli-
ed as tow as can be Pnrchafed in town, and
letsie Gheir bills quarterly. Conllaat atten-
dance. and every favor gra siuiy acknowl-
edged.
JONATHAN STUART.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

Near an hundred dogs, il Is said,
were slain in PhiladeL1ha, the / 9th ms;
in consequence Of several recent instan-
Ces Of canine madness there. Consid-
cradle damage has been done this sea-
son Al Hhi(adeLthla, Baltimore, Charles
ten, and Wilmington, az. c } by mad
dogs al the latter place no dog i al
lowed 10 SO at large, without being mug
lied.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

F0Rcy = SfaBIe Coos,
AMONG wRIcE ARE-
SuPerhns and CON- miH'd cotton Hofs
mon broadclOthS Women's white and
Cadlmeres late ID
Berlin Cords Men and Women.
FAitnt PIalnS black Woi1ed do
Flannel, ana Baizes RutTells-D urants
Fancy Yelling Sh2lioOns-Rattiue
Black * co!oT'd Cam. Bnuth shifting Cor
brcs ION
Cotton Caiilmeres Coleraln do
Wilmington Stripes India d.
JaEe-Butf NanklLs do Calico
CauCa Vslvess d. Checks
Blue and yellow Nan Long whit KID GIoves
klns Short DO
Black Italian CraPss do eoor'd do
Black LultrIngs Mems beaver and re-
Linen Cambncs al bu,klk'n Gloves
Loa6 Lawn I;aliAn SEWING silk
Co"on Cambrics Gilt, pia ed uee COAT
Variety Fancy Mur- and vea Buttons
hn' Fancy do
Cambria and common Tapes and Bobbins
Dlmluss pins-Iduen Thread
Gin9hams Color'd do
C1hcOs SILK II cotton FSrrets
Hack ok Hkf, GaIoons- Brace,
six and cotton Fan Cotton Umbrellas
daunas DspeTs-Fultan
hadra's Hkf' Mlenstt, tJf. Sc
Mems white, black K
ID Ie.eCting their Goods ipecial pains have
been taken 10 procure ,u,h ss rlay tie Deepen
ded upon f1r dur2ni!ty :, well 4, elegance -
They OHsr them a. : tar price, and iotcit
purchalers 10 call on ham before they gei
7" '6'rPs'sl" with ihOP worn goods 6esgL d
A|S7'Y" " May rJ
me- india Gooi5 {: Gr0cerie5.
FOH iaie " the tuo.critcr, a. Nv, fore II
ka,s hItet, nearly onnofte lie head OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
NEW STORE.

Weber x Merrill,
AZ AVE JUN received and now offer for fale
at the Itole Ne 8. E&sbIags Js,ret, lately
occupied by J. Lmerion * Son-an AGJrt-
msat OF
FANCY y Staple Go0d5,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
MORE NEW BOOKS.
ISAAC ADAMS,
= Z c IN -~.:.l - it, ., r

lOAAC ADAMS,
has Jun received an additional lupply of
Books ana Stationary,
which will Je 70 4 as cheap as can be purchai
al IN Bottom complete efcrtMent Of
SCHOOL BOOKS.
4EIo--An 4aormeut Of STATES.
ACCOUN Ii BOOKS
Of various qualities and prices, and cheaper
than can he puschaled eilewhere.
Violin Strings Marking Ink.
o. ca o, Ba,I, e.,ea f. dian C.iisa osI Lin.
49, .fC;a ~ CANVASS tt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
cOMMERc IAE.

At last dAcs iium Gihralter. tS0th
N4fch), from C-diz (15,h npriD. and from
Lisbon ;3' March) tatre were h.u5 cr
40 sales III. ~.aur and vessels were daily
arriving al Cadiz, from Lisbon. az. II,
he s,orehuuscs AID cun,cnts were G.i.. IN
>omuch that an order WI Government hsd
'een issued % prevent tie binding Of any
more 'or >oric days great Quantities laid
n he Wha.Nes TOR length Of time. ftr
want OF storage On Tie l5th Aprll q VS.
SUPPOSED there were from so IL, 90 bbls.
-A4At Ia hc bay
Last accounts from NV Orleans state,
chat freiEhts were du.i pl-nters hoiaHs
back me produce COuun u ~ rs u
cents.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

Nehemiah ram,
~. 2, To-o' Rovr, E*cb4rge Arssi,
II $ jnl received "a addition TO hi. former
: Rock, general a1ur,ment Of
". I. G0595 Ggt Gr0CsYies,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

Barna5as BidzpeA once more.-NVa
and by a paper printed at Kingston
Upper Canada, April Is, that Baina
BIS EiaweH j. in lu4t vicinity, end IN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

The cargo ofsch Grace Ann, ofN York,
consisting "f colonial produce and uatkins,
was seized lost Feb at Marseilirs. and tie
nantms BURNT, by order III The French
Govt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

No. Z, ~ a1.'s R2to, Mi-ch guser, nexf
10" u 4Ne.ns. ". SDauh y c..
LAS received d Large assortment Of
ENGLISH GOODS. wnich h1.wln seitAt
very low pICes--Ot which are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

MoiaiIes; Coffee; no | and Chocolate !;
Cotton Rice; Raiins; Figs; Multard (;
Cisgsr C1pper4ls Alum Pepper Pi-
msGloi Calls Cove. Nu.megs; Fable
Elti Sweet aud sperm OIL; Sperm Candles;
Aemons, TCJsCco; bet span.fh and Anlsri-
can CiEars--5oge,h with number Of arti.
c.s', TOO numerous 10 bs pzrticularized
P0i!lEf, bay y t6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
fTesv Chap ". I. Gods = Gro
ccFy Store.

SAMUEL OaGOOD,
= E1pFCTFJLLY informs the inhabi,ann
G. Portland ana The Public in genera
that hf h4a taken the Store No . Columban
Row, next door above We1rs. Role q Mitch
G. :, where he will keep conNantly for tale,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-05

Whale OF Mr. Macsu's RESOLUTION Cor q.
mending the constitution, Dir. Rasseti in
the char. Nj. Wrisa,'s amendmsn, was
lost 81 to e.. Mt. Quiacsy's was lost, 2s
IL t.voE. Mr.. Maeon's resolution was car
ried. eonstHu;ionaiiy Two ,ana, being .s.
guirrd) 53 10 81. The Committee rosu.
Mr.. ihsa "a che house moved 80 indie.
hn:te postponenent. Axes and nc.s Gail.
Cd ayes So, an,s a.. MIR. Hubbard nov.
ca an am ndlneat so as to exclude S nators
aud representatives from military as nell
AZ CIV" appointments, aad all saeh as are
nj q, the commencemen, Of 4 Or.
Dental term. Motion lost, ayes, IS noes 81.
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COMB "A
ROYAL-S7KEE3:.

The subscriber takes the liberty Of
reminding the public that he continues 70
carry on the above mentioned business in its
various branches.
He has lately purchased a large PARCEL Of
prime Torloisc-Shell, and IS now manufac-
turing it into Combs of the newest patterns ;
q part is already finished. which he purposes
selling at reduced prices, wholesale aid re-
tail, to those who will do him the favor to
cail-Also, a general assortment of Fancy
Goods in his line.
"a couple Of BOYS of good
morals will be taken as APPREE ICES to
the above business if immediate opp ieatiop
is made.
THOMAS MOUNT.
January l9. w
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
(Tesea far the AfsaSdria Gaseae.l
MoaDAy, February 4.


The bill to incorporate the Bank OF 20.
tomac was read twice and referred to the
COMMITTEES Of the whole for tomorrow, 1t
has undergone some amendments: the
charter limited to 10 years.
Mr.. Epp:s reported a bill Of one section
supple mensary to the non. intercourse Law.
1t relieves from forfeiture all vessels and
cargoe., owned by American cisizens, that
shall have sailed from British ports prior to
Feb. 9. Read twice and referred to the
committee of the whole for Tomorrow.
The bill to sdnis Mississippi Territory
into ii. union wa. read twice and referred
to the committee Of the whole for Friday
next.
a report was received from the Seereta-
~ Of the Treasury relative to the number
and compensation d clerks 10 THAI dePa's-
meat.
The house went into committee OF The
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lust PUBLISHE:

And for sale by Jams KE NNFD1, sen.
Rockefeller, K~ias.strsef,
A new universal and pronouncing Dicasn~
cry of the French and English languages.
III so,
Nature Displayed, 10 her mnde OF teaching
language to man or new and infAuible me.
lhod Of acquiring q knowledge efthe Preach
language in the shortest time possible
Third edition, highly improved and MUCH
enlarged. BY n. G. puief
January IS ea6t
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s,rayed or stolen from the subscribers was'
goo lying - Bagot's, near Hartshorne's
mill, on Sunaay night the 18th OF Novem-
Der, ,.,
4 tay Horse, about IS hands high,
a star il his forehead and shod all rouho' a.
boat niac CT ten years old. Any person who
ma, find the said horse and will leave hum
any waere On the road SO that l get him a
.uln, shall receive the above reward. :
Israel Lacey.
Goshen. Loudnun County,
January -. GO
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

Just received by JAMES KENNEDT
'ses'0', KiFs-strett.
The American Medical Lexicon, on the
plan Of Qulncy's, with many re.renchmenss,
additions and Improvements.
Butterworth's Concordance and Die,ion7
airy Of the Holy Scriptures, on q concise yet
comprehensive plan.
The genuine Epistlcs of the Apostolic Fa,
theirs St. Clement, st. Balnabas, Sc Igna-
thus, and St. Polycarp.
Jamieson's Sacred History.
ISehria'v :. eo6t
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TO RENT.
a. CORK.
Peceiard and fer Sale,

Peceiaea and fer Sas,
10000 lbs: Of Cork, of an excellent quail.
~ Tor Scines,
l56 kegs, % lbs. each, best English
White Lead ground in oil.
50 pieces Russi, AID Ravens Duck.
gully eatft ted by Capt 1shm Hand, Esy
Philadelphia,
An assortment of Ship chandiery,
Consisting Of Charts, Time.Glassss, Ian.
thorDs, &c. SC
ACW LANDLM
Lisbon Salt-=lhe cargo vi the brig BETSY,
from Lisbon.
~ STORE,
$500 bushels fine and coarse SaIt--with a
general assor,mens of. Ship Chandlcry and
Groceries.
George Coleman,
Cameron street wharf,
February S. co
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aeranurta E'a!Ip Ge3stts.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s.

The I%ntelligrncer of Saturday, remark.
Ing on the information, received from our
charge dcs aRaires, AID our consu! =, Bor.
deaux, and the srqurs,ra;ion of our vsssels
there, asks, =" Are We confident .ha. those
cases were compromised under tho.e de-
crees :" The Berlin and Milan. Again
+" II appears at leas, that those seizures had
not received the sanction Of the emperor,
were not final, and mus. under the clrcum.
stances be considered as the violent pro.
ceedines Of an individual" For MIR.
Gales We wish 70 have more lespec,
than such sentiments are calculated to "a.
sP're, but We cannot suppress tina. ~indigaa.
ton which every mar ought 70 feel al sight
o. s4ch sephi,,ry, 50 far b.low the dignity Of
g~nius, so perr.stly %ir!ssoncilable with
sound reasoning.
What? Not received the sanction of
the emperor? Did the revocation de-.
pend on the course We should pursue -
Answer tl;ae. How often have you told VI
that the revocation was not coRditional.-
Then the declaration, "thry are revoked,
and from the .frsto of November shall cease
to operate" WAS according to MIR. Gales a
solemn lie Of the Due de Galore. If they
were revoked the custom house individual
forty days efer OUGHT Il have known it.
Ftom the 9Th of December to January u.s.,
there was time enough for the emperor to
have ordered the restoration Of the vessels
aad cargocs, had he possessed any SUCH in
%srntiou. IL was Individually All authorised
ACT OF the director OF the customs. Bona.
Parte may, if he should hereafter receive
assurances of opr going 10 war with Great
Britain, disavow /; bus there has been no
mistake on his part no torget'ulaess 70
give proper orders TO the custom houses.
D6es Mr.. Gales consider the following de-
claration Of the Charge DIES Affairs as a misr
lake or u jaisehoodf d" The American brig
the New Orleans Pass. ]ately arrived at
bordeaux, has, with her cargo, The bona fde
! fr6ter.y S citizen. Of Tie United STATES, and
laden at the port IF Aeay York, been seized
~ the director uf the customs, UNDER The
BERLIN AND MILAN DscsEEs." If the :es-
sells were taken under the Ramboullct OF any
other than the Berlin and Milan, would not
Mr.. Russell have known It or would hs
have complained of their being sequestered
under the Berlin osd ALIanS
1t is 10 be regretted that any man whose
natural disposition revolts from the use Of
such miserable pallia,ives for the misconduct
Of administration, should be placed in a stu.
alton where unssately bcndings from the reg
tiludc Of his own convictions are necessary
10 the security Of favor and cmoiument.
r-~.S1-
CONGRESS:
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GoagrsE of tie UnIte@ Stctes.

Mr.. Cats reported the amendments
made ta The bid ,nabting ,h- plopls o! Or
Eans 10 form u cons IguuHn and s:a0 So
s%srnGsn:, &c. Il Vas read tor the third
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ZEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Januarv ..
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T1penty Do lars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
in I.cu:loun county, near Mlddeburg, on
Tuesday the 25th OF June last, Negro w o.
man, named NJ RGERY, "a yeSrs OF age,
a stout strong woman, of dark complexion !:
she took with her female child about years
OH, also dark complexion; the child has a
scar on the back of its neck occasioned by a
burn; its name is Lucy As 1t is probable
she win change her cioathing description
is thought unnecessary. will give 7e' Dat
lars for apprehending and securing her II
taken in the district of olumbia or the state
of Vireiaia, or the above reward if taken out
OF the state, so that e I her again, and rea-
sonable charges if brought home.
Hugh Rogers.
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TINE Subscriber, the ensuing fall will
i pass through the States OF Ohio, Ken
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LAND CLAIMS to investigate, or other busi-
ness to transact in these counties, may rely
upon prompt and assiduous attention to
the commands. with which he may De en-.
trusted. Communications (post pail for
warding the necessary documents, AID ex-
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services; addressed to the subscriber, at
Dumfries, Virginia, on or before the 10th
August, will be attended to.
James E. Heath.
Attorney at Law.
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FROM SPAIN.

The brig Logan, captain Hammatt, arrlv-
ed al Boston, on Saturday evening from Lis
bon, bringing file of Portuguese papers to
the 18th June. They are the latest that have
been received, and give, besides the official
detail ofevents, already known here, tae toll
lowing recent operations. That the creates
part of the French army under marshal Soult
had retired for Llerna, maintaining the sd-
vaaced posts of its cavalry at Usasre; that o
the 18th May, u body Of the cavalry of the al
lies, under general Lumley had brilliant al
fir with the enemy's cavalry at Usagre, il
which the French were defeated with great
loss that the siege of Badalos was prose
cutting with vigor and that breaches had
been made in fort ST. Christopher and the
eastern side of the castle; that Massena's ar
nv hsc. suddenly defiled from Tonnes, OIL tn
Sd Juac, and were taking direction towards
the falds OF the Tagus in New Castillo
The above particulars are from the des-
patches Of Lord Wellington, dated on the
soth Nav and 9th June, at Gramicha.
Tie latter movement is evidently intend
ed to afford some relief to Soult, whose
only security is 10 get into the interior ofthe
country. with the hope of being Joined by
Massena's army, or eventually OF SHUT
ing himselfup in Seville.
Ii is stated as certain, that Massena,
Junot and Loison, had returned to France
and that the army. still called the army
of Portugal. had beeu placed under the
command Of Marmont, in conjunction
with Regnier. -.