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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06
5orciln artlrlGs.
9bs Dsertes (" REVIVED" in

IF0HCe.
E1i5a9 Of q Litter frsm a Freacb
Gentleman ~ Yeracity and Lt9rm1-
tim, 70 q 9:erea hi!e bsIie in Bgfen,
d4feH
NANTz, 18TH MARCH 1871.
"Your flag has never been treated
with more rigour. The DEGREES Of
.5lian and Berlin are reeRablilhed.
There is prohibition TO admit any
American vefcl, or to fufTer them 10
lc4ye french port, without a new
order; it is alto forbidden to lpeak
60 the Emperor upon any fubject re-
lzting 10 the Americans.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06
English Insult !

The late English papers mention
meeting of Merchants in London for
the purpose Of giving a Public Dinner
to our Minister, Mr. Pinkncy, previous
10 his leaving the country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06
Russia and France.

1t Is reported that Goodness exist,
between Russia and France and that
these powers will not long continue a,
peace with each other. But the last
accounts from the North Of Europe
make no mention of any warlikr pre-
paratlons in that quarter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06

with them. Now these who ccH them
selves rehu5fcans and ftieEds N HE
hsohle can enact laws which il heir.
operation ruin The innocent INGREDIENT;
IF any ore dare to question the justice,
DroDriety, or reasonableness OF such
laws, they are denounced by those WHO
advocate the doctrine Of " liberty and
eouality," as guilty Of Treason, enemies
OF their country, and British partizans.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06

Capt Dodge, Of the ship Citi1en' Of
Georgetown, arrived at Alexandria, a.
pril "a, in 43 days from Cadlz, reports,
that on the 9TH of March, body Of
1000 British and 5000 Spanish troops
made sortie and attacked their beSIeg-
ers and that, after a bloody engage
ment, in which the French were rePul-
sed, the allied army retreated with the
loss of 1900 men. The loss on the O.
Their side, was not ascertaiued,-tlour
Is dollars and IS cents.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06

The British sometimes ia releasing
vessel subject the captured to costs.
on the charge that the vessel was m.
suspicious circumstances, whIchin.
duced the detention. But the n-nes
IN acquiring an American vessel called
the Acknowledging documents am.
ply proved her neutrality-suspicious.
her Notwithstanding to the pay rnerlt If
500 dolls. to The priyateer thai took
her 'N
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06

and Mr.. Wolf, fed. had the same ma
iority as State Senator. Jefferson
county, in this district, has given the
greatest number Of federal votes thlS
wear ever known.
Mr.. Eppes having moved into Ran
doIph's district, was distanced SO that
at least two democratic members from
Virginia, have lost their seats ID Con-
CaZ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06

We are pofiiively afiured, that the
Ofinyn, up in PHILADELPHIA, for France,
came out with French cargo, owned
by Frenchmen, and thar her return
cargo has the fame owncrs. 1t would
DC queer if Nap. would NOT permit
his vaiials to bring their property
wiihia the graip of his clutches.
Csasi-s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06

The intelligence from FDrone car
tlnues TO furnish accounts Of robbari.s
and murders committed pom the DroD.
erty and persons Of American ci,izer.
by The French. Does the eoyernmen,
OF the United States resent this con
duct! DO they adopt any measures i
prevent or call 70 account the au,hors
OF these things Mr.. Madison III
ISSUED Proclamation that Rono,a 800
has repealed his DEGREES, and orr a.
ocrats OF the last Congress have ns.sad
non-importalion law as it r+sr~c.1
England, which has This eF-ct p1I,
VIZ 10 ruin our own merchants and ri,
ze1s' 1.-THE President was d.cs;yaJ :"
many otthe democrats saw Ne was' 49, n
respect TO the promise of Bonanar,a
'l'1 me decrees should cease to oberair
on the lst Of November, WHY AZ. ~.
restrictions which subject ali hmrr;ran
oarsoes coming fon an English nor,
20 DC seizsa and condemned Z W.
tleSe measures nave been subr,;r,.d
- snaer Federal Admipistrat;ar
D l,i1 not the laying paltry durv -
"insHey raise rebellion af-ail,.+ III
administration of Washington ; D..
'u1s' arc changed and men. cha.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06

The several ward committees are re-
quested, to be active and yigilent in the
discharge OF their duties-and the for
mer committee for the distribution of
votes are requested to assist the COM
mittee appointed on Saturday for that
purpose.-The election is all impor-
tant.-The safety of the Common
wealth may depend upon it.--Let all
do their duty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06
GisfsllGlly.
DEMOCRATIC UPROAP.

The Federal CIRCULAR" detected
HuZZ1!
The +" FEDERAL Circular" brough, to
light. BraU6!
Long live =" Napoleon cur hing"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06
Federalism risfug ~ V;ro;

Federolisnl rising in Virginiia.
a gentleman from Virginia states
that Mr.. Wilson, the federal cendidalr
IS elected to Congress, from ]. G.. Jack
sons district, in opposition to M'Kin-
ney, the present democratic representa-
tive.
10 Mr.. Stephenson's district, (who
declined re-election) Mr.. Baker, fed.
eralis:, has succeeded BY a majority II
about 200, over Mr. Morgan, demo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06

Some OF the few American vehels
who were srscisgy permitted to fell
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06
D;ortlan0,
Monday, May s, 1911.

AT fuIl>meeting Of FEDERAL Re
held at the Courthouse,
on Saturday evening, it was unani-
voted to support the following
Gentlemen, as Candidates for Repre-.
to the State Legislature, for
the ensuing year-yiz.
MATTHEW COBB,
JOSEPH III. INGRAHAM,
JOSEPH TITCOMB,
ISAAC ADAMS,
WILLIAM jerks, and
ENdTTET {NEEYG r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

Con motion Of MIR. Burwell, the
idouie went into committee of the
whole, OF the bill for renewing the
Charter of the Bank Of the United
States. Mr.. w Alton in the chair.
I" Mr.. Burwell moved to frike on,
the hrit tetfion of the bin. He
made fPeech which kept him Oh
his legs from twenty minutes after
TWO, until ten minutes palt four, al
mott two hours, when the committee
role. reported pTogrcis, and the
houle adjourned.
You will fee by the above, that
the Bank Charter Bill is at Ienprb
taken Up, and that the quction Is .
Dc made party cushion. Tie
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

Chatter will, therefore. not be re-
new ed-this you may fec down as
decided. There is not the lratt pro-
liability, nor even POaibiiiiy Of a re
newal-no man of the naturalization
oarty DARE vote for the reoewal
The debates il Congreis are be-
coming highly interefing. The dh-
cuGion on the fubjea Of admitting
new States into tbs Union-on our
Foreign relations, and on the bill tor
renewing the Charter of the United
States Bank, has commenced with a
fpirit and animation which promli-s
70 infrua and entertain, it 1t does
not benefit the community. On the
latter fubic6t the democratic mem
bers are not alhamed to avcw their
party prejudices or TO declare, as
MIR. Eppes did, in the courie OF his
remarks, "tbat ii wd5 nnp9Dibis g!n'
f!emen Jbsuld 5sPpa5e this zvoH'd Iot BE- A
PARTY QUESTION that It originated, be
said, and 40a5 carried IN party TIMES,
and MUST and WOULD n6IV Ss ascJafa
zsoa PAR1Y PRINcIPL65.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
Cfbrnt1 Congress.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.

Wal5izgton, Jan. 10.
Mr.. Wright propoied the following
Refolutlon- Refolvcd, That the Sec
rotary Of the rieafury be directed to
lay before this Hou(c, a lit Of the
Directors Of the United States Bank,
aud It's branches d ilatcment of the
itock held by foreigners, and in what
SouEtry and of thc flock held by
citizens OF the United States, and in
what State or Territory?
Mr.. Eppss, w;h the content or the
mover, 70 modified the rcfolution as
to direct the Secretary to return ALTO
"the amount of the fpecie, according
70 the Taft returns, il the vaults Of
the Bank, deGgnating the amount be-
longing to lndIvidrals from that be-
longing 70 government"
MIR. Fix denied the polIibility Of
obtaining, during the prefrnt felton,,
the information required BY the ref
olution The Bank in Philadelphia,
nc laid, could not inform the hou(c
what amount Of fpecie was in the
vaults OF ;he branch at New-Olleans.
The eject of The refolutioD would
Be, If 1t prevailed, to poltpone a de-
cihon on the main queRion relative
TO the Bank, un,il the next fciIlon.
Mr. Plttman faid, that all the fpe-
Gle in the vaults was conGdered the
property of he Bank and that the
d'ltinttion pointed out, in the rerolu-
non, as . whom it belonged could
noI be maae.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

Non Intercourse Law.

From Washington, i'm Is, 1911.
The BIZ supplementary ID lie Non
Intercourse Law 81 called IF which |
have slrsady furnished you win some
Of rs principal fe4tu Is, vas this day
introduced iQto the house by Mr..
Erpes, chairman Of the committee on
Foreign Relations. In addition 10 a ha,
then mentioned, il appears that al
vessels sailing under the Gag Of Great
Britain, except with dispatches, sc.
from that government, or driven in on
account OF stress Of weather, will after
;be second Of February, Be prevented
an entrance into cur ports.
Alter that ;im0 none Oft he products.
merchandise, &c. OF G.. Britain, can be
imported into the U States from any
foreign place or port, excepting il
those cases where vessels belonging 10
the y. States, had cleared for any place
beyond the Cape Of Good Hope, Dtior
10 the 10th Of December, 1910.
The penalties for a transgress;on Of
the law, are forfeiture of the vessel
and cargo, aud treble Of the value for
all those who shall Be concerned in the
infraction.
Every Collector, Naval Officer, or
other Officer ofthe Customs, shall lave
Ike power and authority to seize goods.
&c. &c. imported contrary 10 The intent
and meaning OF The act, and 10 keen the
same ID custody, until il shall be ascrr.
laihea whether they arc forfeited VI nat
ana 10 enter amy SHIP or vessel, dwell.
ing house, or other place for searcbinp
Tor such goods, sc. as they have III l.S
Az search for goods subject w duties
and II any person shall secret Of. con.
ceal goods iiable to seizure he shall lor-
ie't double the value thereof.
! mere i . power vested 10 nl.. irate
and remit penalties III the sam. n,an,.r
a Is provided by ih@ law passed 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
----.<=z7s,4sf .r<szsa-
STATE LEGISLATURE.

On Wednesday laa the Gsnsrsl
Court Of Malachuietts convened at
the State Houle IN Bottom
9otpb Story, Efq. was elected
Speaker of the Houlc, vice the Hon.
Perez M0rtm, appointed Attorney
Genel al.
A Joint committee informed His
Excellency the Governor thar the
Legislature were ready 70 receive
any communications he nigh. Pleale
to make, aud reported that his Ex-
celleacy would meet tho two BRANCH
es on Friday following
AIr. oprague, Of Salem, offered a
reIolution for inltruttins cur Sen2-
tors and requettiHg our RePreic0ta-
tives il Congrels. TO oPpoie the re-
newal of the Charter Of the United
States Bank
"A COMMITTEES vas appointed to
confider Of fome legal proyilion in
confequeuce Of The iacreafs Of mad
dogs and mad foxes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
WARRINGTON, JAN. II.

Cangfdtntiai Jfe6<gs-Ths doors
were clofed for a few minutes, 10 re-
ceive a confidential mehage from the
PRECEDENT
u. S. Bank,-The houfe refolved
it(clf into a committee of the whole
on the Bank Chart4. w. Alton in
the chair. The queftion was Tor
firiking out the fit fiction, (which
of courlc defroys the billy Mr.. Fix,
of New York, fpoke more than two
hours againlt, and Mr. Seybsrt in ia
yonr. when the committee rOie and
had leave to fit again. Adjourned.
C5a,. ID
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
French Orders extended TO
SWEDEN.

Extra7 sf a letter fran Gottenburg,
dafsd Nsv. 81, 10 a Mercantile
F9gG in B3lfa,, recsivsd By tie Geo,
Wslhingyon, arrIvsd az NeqU-
Tcyk
+" The French have demanded OF
this Government the CONFISCA-
TON o. ALL BRITISH MAN
JFACrURES AND COLONIAL
PRODUCE. The COUNSEL are fit
ting al, Stockholm and it is faid the
demand vii BE- RESISTED, or al
leah delayed being complied with.
VefleIs are clearing our, and laying
in the cutter roads of the river, as
precautionary meaiure. They are
fate there as large, feet OF BTitiih
fhips remain there. cannot fay
what viii be the refust All is alarm
and fear If Sweden has the dIspo-
ftior, (and | think he has, thc may
reiit /; buS | feel perfuaded time
will be given TO make all fate by ex-
porting. The quantity Of produce
here is enormoas. There arc 90 Su-
percargoes here, and probably more.
Should the French Dairy be deman-
ded and allowed here, the diitrefs
viii be general. Almolt evey mer-
chant mu9 fail "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
\; q J: ssEs'''''-
Harrington, Jan. l3, 1911.

VdshlHSton, ian. is, 10 +
The House Of Representative adj
iournrd last evening, at hall past nine,
having, as | am informed, decided on
the business before them. The House
is to be- open tomorrow, and business
10 trogre8s as usual. The secret Is not
vet out, and l arp told is not 10 be lei
out at present. What ii is, you can
Judge as we'll as for | believe there
are very few here that know any thing
about it, except the members and
they are silent oftourse. The major
ity fer the measure, be it what il may
was very small. The yeas and nay.
were taken 1 5 or 20 times in the course
OF yesterdays session, and so near wers
the parties balanced, that the members
dared not be absent long enough to get
them dinners. At dusk, lsrge quanti.
ties of vicluals, and H!fic drink, was
handed into the Hobbies, that the vete-
rams might be refreshed, and might NOT
faint at their posts. am told that the
federal members would have been vii
ling TO have had lhe discussion public,
bu; ~sre oysr-ruled by The opposite
party. / his bu5ldess is not such as
would he Of any great advantages to the
ruling party, were it to be published.
But IL must come cut soon. There is
no possibility Of kceping il long. There
must be some action, as senator Pope
said and they cannot act, If they can
talk with closed Gsors.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
arHNss>&> 5

March. iT97. aud rendered perpetual
By the Law passed Ilth Feb 1000.
The foregoing a-ded To what fur
nishcd you u.s. evening b-!or4 last II
every thing Of sny importance ia tie
law proposed my idea, that ], j. mere
~ non importation law j. correct.
TIE sketc5 of the BIZ here ALLUDED
to, is glVe7l IN fAe .frsf page q t4ss aas's
faFeT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
Late DeLbntchss fre,r EngI4rl

LIT LJPuECHa5 JON EH2ElHI
The ihip PaikJ, arrived at New
York from Liverpool, brings def
patches 10 our government FROM Mr.
Pinkney. Their contents are not
known; but it was rumoured in.Liv-
erpool, previous to the departure OF
this veTal, thar a Regency was to be
eItablithed in the perion of the
Prince Of Wales, and that tie GrR
aG2 Of his Government would be me
repeal Of the Orders of Council re-
ipecting neutral commerce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

Vera1ruz IL the beginning q Oslo
b-r, Wlrh \ nAitIions ot hard Del
g fer government and ; for the nler-
,hant5 the official reports on tbe
pu9hc health ia that city were every
day more and more satisfactory but
il hal been made known, thar con
raeious dileale hid broken CT in the
he Of EensIiae.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
Gp tDe SEALS.
NATcHEZ, DEC. II.

NATCHEZ, DEC. IL.
Lieut.. Patterson, ot the Navy,
arrived At this city yesterday
morning, directly from. Baton.
Rouge. From him we learn,
that possession was taken By eur
troops Of the fort Of Baton Rouge.
OH Mondav last, without opposi-
lion. The districts of Baton
Rouge and New Felciana, are
perfectly tranquil-the gun-boa.s
are gone to n. Orleans, and the
troops that marched under Col.
Pike are on their return to can.
torment, Washington. From
tins movement we infer that 70
opposition is expected from the
districts Of St. Helena, 1'ancllipo-
ha and St. Ferdinand-But who
can say what VIII be the reception
Col. Gushing viii meet with al
Mobile
Two reports have been ngen-
eral circulation here since our
last publication, neither Of which,
in cur opinion, is entitled to Gre
dit-I'he first Is that Col. Ken.-
per has taken Mobile. with Tic
loss Of forty men-The secord
that he has been defeated, and Is
himself prisoner.
We have been told, on respcc-
table authority, that FoIch has al
Pensacola, 100 men, and has
sent of tbs women and Children.
Il dis report should prove true,
hla force, concentrated at Mobile
viii amount &c about 1000 men
and should he resolve Oh &C.
Tending the place to Inc last c1-
tremlty, viii, if supplied with am
muniuon and provision, make
desperate resistance.
Again, we are told. rotwitb,
standing this force, Fcicn IS rea.
dy 10 surrender bfo5iZe 10 Gu.
Gushing, in consequence ola
secret convention between our
government and the Captain
General Of the Island az (ube
However we may be inclined 10
believe lhat Folch is l;sposed TO
surrender Noble, we cannot at
tach the slightest cred!t To the
idea' that It IS III Consequence Of
a secret understan3;ng letvten
our government and that Of The
Island OF Cuba. Could our gor-
'ernment Be SO base, so mean, 50
lost to dignity as to treat with
one colony Tor the occupation Of y
anctaeT, they would merit, and
justly receive the reluo4ation Of
syelJ honest man ell society.
The idea IS 50 Preposterous and
unprncl].ed thar ne cannot lor-
Ger dwell Oh ii.
S0METHINc NIoRE SERIOUS.
"a letter. Co., -~ 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

psa any decihon on its pert. Al
The world knows, that according 70
the Napoleon code, al Imperial De-
cree, only, can revoke an Imperial
Decree AID as late as the 9Th No.
vembcr, no Imperial rcgoking De-
cree had been illued at Paris.-Thus
things mutt .-m2in az prclent.
The Emperor Napoleon has for
malIy announced to the Senate, "the
happy pregnancy of his Enaprels, and
directed the clergy Of the empire 10
put up particular prayers for her
lafety" he is expected to Wifi Bo-
logne, Dunkirk, and Offend imms-
diately. Preparations are making
for great naval expedition; and
the North has been ordered 70 give
up her feamen 10 man il.
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FRTNCH PAPERS.


THERE'S rot TO be found in the
late French papers any decree re-
pealine the Berlin and Milan edi6ts.
The Inference is, that none iuch has
been iilued, the Emperor waiting 70
hear from America mot having 10
MUCH confidence in Mr. Madilon, as
MIR. M. has had in Bonlparte.
Mahtna has lcnt General Foy to
Paris to communicates to Bonaparte
the Situation Of affairs in Portugal /;
and whatever the imperial editors
may be ordered 20 fay, the inference
is irteGftible, that kiafena had fuch
intelligence to fcnd as he was unwil-
ling 10 tru( to defpatckes, which
might have fa.sn into tbs hands Of
the enemy.
The Physicians Of Vienna hagc
rcprcf.nted to the government there,
that It is necrfary for fome fick pr
fons 10 drink cof:e, 1t has heen
therefore ordered, lhat the Apothel4-
Tics may lcA coffee on the certificate
of PhyGcian, bat nol exceeding one
ounce at time
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

A London paper Of Nov. 70, Jays,
that every effort viii be made 20 re-
inforcs Lord Wellington, by Tending
fsveral more battalions from England
and Ireland that every regiment Of
the line had been detached from Ca
Idiz and feverel others had been or
dered from Sicily.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
BOSTON, IAN. ~, 1871.
Iafsf fen Span.

fso'S'S ," oPf'H'
Capt Wildss. who arrived in town
yesterday, l=ft Gibraltar on the 9Th
OF Dec. A brig Of war had come in
which left Cadiz on the 10th. The
French were then carrying on the
Eege with fpiiit. They threw fhot
within the walls Of the city and
were making great preparations to
attack the place by water with gum
boats, and two large rats, which
they were contributing 20 carry fome
very heavy cam OH and mortars of a
new mode. But the Captain of the
brig itated, that no approximations
were entertained sor the iecurity Of
the city.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

The SPaninl Cortcs nave paaed a
Decree in which they declare, that
they will not lay down rhsir arms
ami! their independence be iccureA,
as well as the INTEGRITY Of their
DOMINIOtS in batb Worlds, with
out The leaf a5lnsm5stmsat q tie jfrHis !;
and until they fee their legitimate
King releafed front captivity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

Ertra9 IF Nr. PmkHlys letter 10 fbs
Secretary Of STATE, dated L0ad.n
NoV. 5.
ain the Kings actual Gtuation, the
Orders in Couacll can fcarcely be
formally recalled, even if the cabinet
are 70 iaclinel out il does not fol-
low that fonerhlng may not be done
Though | have no reafon 70 think
that any thing will be done, which
may be productive Of Immediate ad-
vantage, and at any rate prepare the
way u th- d=.iEed repeal"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

L9qA5g. N0v. Iq.-The Orders in
Coaacil remain in .ltatn gy2.-Gov-
eco'nent has no. received title Of
Official or other reformation from
France Of the 4E7mi yetsst Of the
Freuch Degrees, aud until Il rscsiyes
f1ch Information, il i foxy to ex-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
LONDON, Nov. 70.
FRANCE.

The mott recent accounts from
France fate, that Bonaparte's burn
me DEGREES were III every particular
initance to be carried ,nto effect with
undated ieverity. a trial had al
ready taken place before the courts
newly appointed to try offences a
gainit the Revenue, and an often
der Of the highslt order had been
branded in the forehead with the
letters V. ID. Is it not little alton
Thing, that at the fame time Bona
patte had ifued frefh fupply Of Ii
cence6, authorizing the pcrtons to
whom they are granted TO trade
direct with England, provided they
adhere 70 the original plan of taking
on board one third Of wines, bran
dies, or lucb other commodities as
are enumerated in the tariff, iiiucd
formerly for regulating that trade.
The price Of a licence is forty Napo-
Icons (about forty guineas
E<zSE-ss.xzSEZ
BeJfa7, January "a Our London
dates, direct, are TO the 29th Of No
vembcr. Parliament was TO convene
the next day and it was expected
a Regency would be Immediately de-
clared in the pcrfon of the Prince Of
Wales The Kings health, though
not materially different from what il
had been for foms tins previous. was
at lealt, not convalescent. We hear
nothing of the Orders i'll Council.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

0oMETHTNc NIoRE SERIOUS.
\ letter rom Fort Gibson,
MISSISSIPPI Ter. 70 a gcntIeraan
n ~ ii'nmgton, y. dated Dec.
~, SAYS Gov. Ialmcs. wi;h