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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06

II IS stated that Bonaparte has .n3ds
? second application TO the Emperor Of
Russia TO induce him TO adopt the Con-
iintntal, ani-Cummtrcials system. lis
expected that il Alexander persists in
his former refusal, that war will be COM
menced on The part of France.
Bonaparte still continued in Holland,
accompanied with his ministers, endea-
vouring to stimulate the Dutch 10 en-
ter his feet and make every exertion
10 enCrease his naval force.
Report says the British Orders ID
Council are daily growing more unpo-
pular. Tie restrictions OH the Prince
Regent are 10 cease in February, when
II is expected change will take place
in the ministry, and also in the com
merciul regulations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
Ga,ettf abip Jarius.
PORT or PORTLAND-is,2

Saturday, Jan. 4.
Arrived brig Rebecca, capt. Libby, Is
lays from Basbadoes.- Monday last, al
} o'clock, r. NJ. ien in with schr. Arthur,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06


YHrE the lubfcribers, having been aapun
w ted hy The Hou sitss lee Ei4 10 IVY
ceve and examine tie claims 81 tie creditors
10 the eltate of
SAMUEL GROWN,
late Of Bach, deetalcd. represented irfa.v=nt,
d. hereby give notice, thar III rion hs ars
allowed 70 !zid creditor, n pIsnz ~ zrl ar@~a
thelr ola n; aud thar We ihaA afse..l th-t
leryice az the office OF Eben. Can n "a
Bath, nj the GRIT Monds ~ VI I~.ntay r.t.i
aud on the a.n MDndsy VI trh uasy Gt-.
from n;ne IF the CLOCK u az oe I'll sHTs
cio-k Pm on each ( i..d iays -- D1.aa n
BIib, ils I'D II D-.tr4,sy. SIT
Aben Car.
fscin rs h. Atrths
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06

Smuggling.-We understand large
amount of Goods were seized by the
Custom house Officers in this town and
Saco. the last week. Notwithstanding
we disapprove of the policy of the Nom
Intercourse law, still the evaslons of it
viii have no tendency to procure a
repeal of this ruinous measure but
rather tend to prolong its evils
Whilst the majority os the democrats
rest satisfied with every act of their
party, merely because democrats are
the authors of them, the present anti
commercial system will be persisted in.
But let the present system be rigidly
executed, and its ruinous effects will
soon be felt by every class in the COM
munity to that degree that the govern
ment will speedily be compelled to
abandon it as they did the odious en-
barge restrictions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06

Earfhquake-On the 10th ult two
severe shocks oil an earthquake were
experienced in South-Carolina, Virgin
la and Columbia At Alexandria the
first shock was between 2 and O'Clock
N Inc morning and was so violent as TO
move the doors upon their hinges, shake
the furniture in the houses, and stop
.Ae clocks the second shock was at 8
O'CLOCK, and continued about so seconds.
The effects were similar at Norfolk,
(Nir) and Charleston. 5. T.. This
Earthquake was felt also at Raleigh,
n c and Philadelphia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06

P0rassd, JSara,, s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06
~ No. 10.
Extracts q letter from mr.. Darlozy TO
Mr.. Monroe.
PARIS, 22d April, 1872

Mr.. Monroe.
PARIS, 22d April, 1872
81 am obliged, at last, to dismiss the Hor-
net without the expected treaty, which
should have regretted more than do, if your
aes dchesjwliich have had the honor 10 re-
ceiys by ,hs Wasp, had not somewhat abated
nv zeal in that work.
/ tIt really appeared to me that the advan-
'taaes of suSh treaty as have sketchcd ou!d
3bevery great, and especially Tit could be con-
clhded SON.,
lu It is tnte that our claims Of indemnity Tor
rast spolistions should be heard, extmhea
aid satisfied, which operation should pfeccce
the new treaty or go hand IN hand with IL
This is dull work, hard to begin and dltiicu!t
to pursue g / urged it a long time without
the effect even of an oral answer But lately
they have consented TO give ii a discussion,
the minister assures ne that something shat!
be done to silence the complaints, and on pm.
ciples that he says ought to be satisfactory.
"I shall not venture to detaln the Wasp
more than two or three weeks; and hope by
that time to have something decisive TO tor
ward by her,"
From some expressions III your letters
am in hopes Of receiving soon some more prs
else instructions on these subjects
"My communication with England, by
Morlaix, is almost entirely cut of. 1t IS not
so easy 10 send to London, unless by one OF
our own ships, as it is to the United States.
now send your dispatches and my own to
Mr.. Russell by messenger ~ the Hornet,
whom | shall desire plain Lawrel &c to put
on shore or into pilot boat OIL the coast OF
England. =,
sThis messenger, with Mr.. Biddle, will
leave Paris this night for Cherbourg, where
the Horne: is ready to receive them"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06
PRIDE.

A YOUNG lady Of rank and fortune, went
ont "a wlik il her fathers woods. 6 Pray
- snl s. d the grsy-headed steward, " may
s. ] hunsby isttest tnat you will not SO far from
beae you nssy meet 18th strangers who are
ieaotatt Of your quality" "Give your adj
vice answered she, when desired. | admit
OF 10 instructions from servants" She walk
etran with salts iaeuon, enjoying clear sky
ana a.caol brseze Fatigue ssizefa5ssn on a
gfaiess OF Sc blEti:sifie Of high road, ex-
ST. - se1nc equipage TO pass, the owner OF
svhira would be proud to convey her home
Aeter LONG waiting, the first thing she saw
,vas an empty chaise, conducted by one who
had formerly served her father as position
:. Won are far from home Madam, will you
rive me leave to set you down at my old mas
ter,s., 8 Prithee fellow, be not oficious.
NIGHT was fast approaching, when she was
accosted by countTman on horseback,
q Mistress, will you get en- behind me, Dob
hin IS sure footed, you shall be set down where
,or will. if not far off, or much cut of my
,v.v" $ Mistresi!" exclaimed she, how
dare YOU presunle. No offence, said the
yonnsr man, and rode away, humming the song
I ioue Sac.
II was night: the clouds gathered, the
ieavessof the trees rustled and the young
woman was terrified with what she took for
R,,r,noe sounds. Tfkre came an old man driv-
- an empty dupecart, 6 Friend,'' said she
NTH 4 humble acceat, VIII you let me go with,
p,iAe IS the mos CALLING burden a person
can walk under. Pfudence saves from many
q misfortune: pridelis the cause Of many.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06
SUNDAY.

We felicitate Ourselves that one day is given
to man for rest and s4lrement: 10 review the
actions of the week hat has past, is one oft
most beneficial effect resulting from the Sab
bath; six days of 5uk 6uStIiag, exclude cool
reflection and self -examination--on this day,
we have leisure TO mark our errors and COR
rect them, * TO make those resolutions, which
may ever after goveh our lives. We all &C
knowledge but oNEI Con, yet our mode of
worship, is variable, land muItifarious, ard by
eaay particular ceremonies are considered
asSoiufeIy essential To salvation; we should re-
collect, that the UNIsERsE, is the TEMPLE cf
the ALMIGHTY, the heart the only altar ON
which he delights to be adored, and toUe and
g6pd AoiH tozeards mar, the most acceptable
Offering chat can be made for g Con IS LOVE"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06
ENERGIES OF MIND.

He alone is perlectln his nature, whose en-
ergisof mind are tempered by the softer teel-
HgssSe then receives, interrupted, the sun
OF PsAperity--is never borne down by the
blast sadvsrsity, but bears about him, Tor
himsee md for others, every flower that sweet
ems tbs ath of life.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06
SCRAPS FOR SATURDAY..

CURIOSITY about future events is weak
ness no less common than huftful. AS human
DAtere is more susceptible ofpain than of plea.
ST s, los ifom the lorc sight of good, would
bs greatly oyrrbalanced by affection from the
foresight ofbad Why then impatiefly seek
to cross the will of the Deity, who, with
watchfol benevolence, has hid futurity from
us in utter darkness Danish from the mind
OF your pupil, prognostics, omens, and such
trash, generated by superstition, which harass
men more than war or peStilence. Do you
wish to know what viii befal you Consult
your own principles of action, your condition
of life, and the circumstances you are in |:
these, with experience, will give you all the
foresight of fnturity hat nature intends, or that
will be for your good. Al any rate, expose not
yourself to be laughed at for giving faith to an
impostor, who, grossly ignorant of the present,
pretentls to see into futnrity and who knows
asslittle ofyour destiny as you do of hiss.
n miserable victim of this decision was
Henry ". o. France, one Of the a6tesf men
that ever dysw breath. II prediction Of some
foolish aStreIoger that &c qcouid be murdered,
50 farhcaiar.aS 10 name The dqu, sank deeft in
20 his heart. is The day ahhroacAed, his mind
poSpl manncf n4hmged: he could not eat,
siceh, nor rest IN o fiqce The Dc de SuIly
nbo seems 10 haze been no less affected than
his MGster. mentions one circumstance not
ftlie Singatar, that u3hon The. fatat dag he used
40 frecaation. for kis sqfetg ; that, on the con-
trary, hqVnsg eeit d fer MS coach, he forbade
The guords u f9tl970 8la. This tam&as IRE.
dicfioR, zvhieh az me time aSt0nished az Eu-
.ofa s,,o,JE3 NOR 1T freoe,rf h 9.c uoyoej M n
kundrea suc5 fredlct onS, the niqfty-nine that
auiscaFvy are irStantly fotgotfsa sohereas the
81 4le one that hostFn8 aecl7sntahy 10 DC Ueri-
Il q, makes a .fsztr IN Tie an, giaation,N and is
rec sded as q z0ond r.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06

Nothins begets Confidence sooner than
panstpal'tS. In business or religion it is the
sne path 20 honor ahd respect, while it pro-
tyres. a telichy to the mind unknown to those
MAo 'nakc promises only to break them, or
S''''s' s'As'sssslses 70 be SO entangled in their
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06

cseerns, as to be incapable of being their
oSmasters. Whoever wishes to advance has
sSinterest, and to secure the appreciation OF
otavs must be punctual,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06
EEtIGIoN.

Is far fpa depriying US of any innocent
pleasure or comfort of human life; j, purlhes
the pleasussSo f it, and renders them more
grateful and senerous.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06
COMPARISON.

COMPARISON.
A msahles with feeling heart, but not a
firm milSAis like full cared corn, which
bends atssery pressure, and IS the sport Of
breath!
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06

These letters, together zOiia that Of the 22d
Of Ahrik, haze been already published IN aatici-
nation they are nogv refu5kshed 70. make the
series con,htete.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

A Schooner has arrived at Providence, r.
]. from Fecamp. When she sailed, the u
nited States sloop Hornet. was at Cherbourg,
detained by the American Minister at Paris.
for his dispatches, & was expected to sail
about the 2Otll~of March. No recent Sci
cures had takep place. Several vessels
were about sailing from La Tesc and Bor-
deaux. for America. Markets for Colonial
produce dull, in consequence Of many arri-
walls of licensed vessels Grom the United
Statcs, and England. The Emperor was at
Paris and the rumors Of a Northern war,
had in some degree subsidized 1t was also
believed, that Mr.. Barlow, had not been sue
cessful in the object of his mission. The
Eorve;te built ship General Gates had arri-
we'd at bordeaux, from New-York. The
ship Betsey, Risbroush, of and from this
port, sent into Dieple, in Nov. last, was
condemned AT Paris 9th Jan..ycssel & cargo.
on charge Of beng bound ts KicI, under Brit
80 Convey. the cwgo vas ordered for pub.
J 6 sale s,h March, but had been postpcnec
until ip,Iacr iirgiee,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

oa.,cse iis p-occrty from ri!l.rc. srd his
country from invasion. Rouse Il nNlt;,ry ar
do--lnvne y',ur Regiment to volunteer
mus,ers--.f practicable, attcns. them your-
seif-impress upon their minds, flat we
know not the day nor the hour when they
will be called upon To act. Should such an
occasion occur, let them be able to exhibit TO
the world, the sublime spectacle Of :, Free
People, with arms in their hands, regularly
disciplined, prepared to defend the invalu;,-
BILE inheritage which they received from
their ancestors,and TO transmit it unimpaired
to pos.erity,. Be what your country ansici-
pates-a safe defence in every emergency.
and receive, as your reward, the soiace OF
an approving conscience, and the tribute
which always awaits the defenders of the
liberties of their Country.
With sentiments of high respect. -
IT, &. lam your Fellow-Citizen.
i7..H JAS. BARBOUR,
TIE Ccsvmandant offhc
1st Rrgt. SIC. SIC. &c. .--
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
April II,

ETIERS remaining in the Post flee in tile CT.
- ~ OF ,iicblnoud, on the LIST o. Ap.a, 1872
h--Samuei Alexander, VIM. 4. AZ en-. Mcssrs
Christopher Anthony, & Co. ); George K. Adder
son, john Dram, REGARD adams, 8; Doct. John A
dams, John Aicock, 5 Richard Alien, Mrs CatI,a.
rlne Amber, ~; Miss Ei,zsDeth Abraham, James
Armstrong, 2; John Allen.
B-Joscph Brook6eiG, Bclcr1 Branch John Ba-
ker, ii. Brook, Lewis Burwcii, Jesse jo.s $ Ssn,u.
el brown, q Go. hieharl Bum, CAPT. W. Berry,
Mr.. Samuel Brooke, Elijah Brown, EiZal,eti BerA, .
Icy, Benjamin BOtts, Jobn *. }tistOn, Wan. BeYrt
Anderson BauglitOI, DT. Joseph Blutt, Anna Bar.
tholomew, RoUcrt vi. Buts, EiIza ). Bakey, James
q. Bradley, Amos lrainus, Cba4Utte Brown s,i,il,
Bush Daey Brown, lisbon iSen,ieck .i,,s.,,i, IL t.i
% Robert Bel, VIM. Bail, Jesse Blackburn, Tho
mas 5urton, jr. VIM. Bal, John Ba,dwiu, WIN.
Brown, Ana Berg, Elder VIA Brame, William.
Efy ant, LcGweil BowlcS, Capt. VIM. Berry, VI is.
Jane Brown, mal WIN. BALL, lessee Bowles Amos
Berris, VIM. bdrnard, VIM. Bail, Wan. Bcuard
Mrs Susanna Block, Will L. Banks, Amos Bcnis
Peter Branch, Robert Bpwies Samuel l1sInns JOIN,
Bell, Charles Bel, Daniel C.. B.cnt, Ms Flame,
I. Beifeld, Vincent Braniiam, James Bradley, Mrs
Maria Banks, James Bent, VIM. X. Burweil, Thos
T.. Brown, Mary BureIr.
CIV ~. Crttcndcn, Arthur Campbell, Jul i.
Crump, Bowler G. Cock, Capt. John COaies, " d. an
Clarke, DR.. Hugh J. Crawford, JJscpius d. COaeu
Roswell Carter, Miss Lucy VI. Coke, Miss A3n G.
Ciopt0n, Roswell Charter, llafrivtt Chitteuton, Jo
athan Code, Gfanland Cooper, Elisha Chase, Cap.
Samuel Grafton, Mrs. isancey Gagtcr, Judge Cote
Joseph Cross, Bemucl CiafcIei, James Clarke
Richard Curt, john Coart'ey, " M. Garter, f.
ward Cannon, Nathaniel II. Claiborne Ern,slI Lag
per, BciynnIn w COicnsu, Joseph Carter, Nos .
Carter, samuel L. Carter, Frederick r.. McCraw
John CfT',idOck, jesse Cover, Nihjnr Vim. Chamber
lam, Lc,. JDonyert, laced, Carter.
D -sj@nnrl Dattpp. Aii's Nisljs Dslspsay. Mrs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

F1<HE SUBSCRIBER has Just received variety
Il OF articles in his line-aruong which are the
following, and daily expects further supply
Florence Silks, different colors,
Persian's do. do.
auetas 40. do.
Checks Italian Lastrngs,
Lnnen Cambrick and Lawns
Do. DO. Handk'fs
Thread Lace, :
Ladies' and Gentlemens' Silk Hoe.
Batavia Satin and Lustring Ribbons,
Lavant;ne and Damask Shawls, So GA T.. 81
Ladies, extra long and short Kid Gloves
Canton Grapes, different colory,
DO. Handk'fs.
Long and Short Nankccns,
7.S Callicocs, handsome patterna,
G-8 Chiu,Z do. do.
40oO Yards Flax aud Tow Linen,
All Of which he viii dispose OF on the most me
derste terms, for cash only, few doors below the
Bell Tavern.
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
April IL. VIII
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u ohhost1ion 70 llinislrn.

Ane London Prints state, that Earl Ci'ol-
mondeley is tile only recruit thar tile Re.
gents Minister has been able to draw from
the ranks of opposition 70 his standard The
Opposition is beyond doubt one of the strong
est III point OF talents, if not of Numbers, that
mas ever appeared in G. d. Most of the
Princes carly friends have refused 20 asso.
ciate in his cabinet. The Earl of Darnley
has been offered the place If groom Of the
Sole and has refused it. Ear Mora was
offered the blue ribbon, and reircte it with
disdain. The Marquis Wel'eeley his ietir-
ed (fhey cay J in disgust. His son has re-
sigiIed as n Lord of the Treasury The Or
ders in Council and the. Claims Of the Ca
tholies, are with them the great bones of
confeHfion.-And strange 20 tell, the mid
and conciiiatory Mr. Canning himself is in
opposition to the ministry, on Mr. Broug
hams motion. The elevation of Lord Cas-
tiereagh to the very post which MIR. Canning
had hlled under former ministry Chat Of
Secretary for Toreign AhajTs) was not very
well calculated to sSveefcn tie blood OF
Mr.. &.
" 7nints-F-tos myself" It is not so very
pleasant 20 place my iTucrtal foe over my
head man, whom ] once fought about
points Of honor which neither of US is likely
soon TO forget-The torrent OF opposition IS
sweiled likewise by the murmurs If the mer-
camille interests Of Liverpool, and Hnll and
other towns, and Of the manufacturers of
StafiordsIiire, Nottingham, Leeds. Sheffield
and Birmingham. And last, though not
least, by the indignant cries Of the great
BODY OF the Irish nation
The Merchants o. Baltimore we're con
1eDod ON the 9Th inst. To take into considera
'"u he stra,ion % 8rcrican properly IN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
PHILADELPHIA, April 9, 1912.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TVnI UT FHIHh'IbFH fA--BLOChh
Within the last few days, two British fri
gates, one ofthem the Guerrier, have taken
a station in our bay, in ten .fathom water
no vessel whatever 10 suffered to pass until
after having been boarded and examined.
Both frigates shew American colors, the
better to disguise their intentions. The
Gucrrier had one of our pilots on beard who
was required to give all the information he
could furnish, relative to the stations and
state of the American frjgates. .furora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

ShEES Al AUCTION--On Wednesday the IL
- inst viii be sold without Reserve all The Stock
Oh goods, belonging to MIR Solomon RaphiaL con-
pTzng AN elegant assortment of Millenery ana a
parcel OF French aud India Goods, after which will
be sod all his Household and Kitchen furniture con-
sistine OF Silver plate, mahogany 8e.lstegds Tables
Sdcboard, Beds and bedding, Chairs, Glass ana
China ware--At the same tins will be rented ,,n
I'll the first OF October ncxl, tle House at present
occupied by Mr.. Rapbisl7--Preyious to the day
OF Sale great Bargains may be had.
Terms of Sale 60 days Credit For all sums above
quired.
=. FOSTER & SATCHEJt.
April 18th. td,
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y(EMALE EDUcATroN-coRAyLJgac,
April 18th.

a[EMALE EDUCATION.-CORW mr.
a .tDE.1Y. Public opinion being now confirmed
~ favour OF regular and classical rflnde of istrnc
,'on ,pr !'og6 adies, the subscriber has en,ea.
vnircd to render his system o. literary, iu,nro,S.,
worthy OF entire confidence in this respect. In od-
uon to '''s course OF English Exercises Which 10
calculated TO display the u benefit OF the judcioos
.-itna'Sy Murray sobscrvations he is nov prepared
10 show its efficacy an Introduction to the prcL
Italian, Latin, and Greek languages 'sa
geography and History, together sit., t,e'auxil;a
~ branches OF Writing, Arithmetic Ora ,ginp. COL
DURING ana construction ofmars, Sc. win form a
eolsPieuoIs part of tive improved system wb;oh
w 80 into operation ia the Ist May next :, -,
FOR boarding Nc. apply to Mrs. Am Cam. Cor
Tie y'Ir1us Objects Of literary and general improve.
ment, to the subscriber
L.ANDE2Sd~
April II. 800 VA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

USf PUBLISHED--And Ton Sale by .,oi.p 4
Jones ol'pnHte the Eagle Gayern,--rbc lore.t 4
HONTALBANO, q new s. lot ,rcstiuV Nov I A.
'oS by The author Of Saato Sebas:isno, aud Iii, Rl
n'snee u TIC Pyronnecs ~
Starch ~. 80
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

Deiegates to the ne.rt Legislatnre.
City Of Richmond-Andrew Stevenson
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

~ We recommend Mr.. BRoUGHAM'
3peech-which We copy from the London
t Times"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
'THE ENQUiKER.
RICHMOND. APRIL II, 1919.
CIRCULAR.

CIRCULAR.
u We publish with great pleasure the
following Address from the Chief Magis.
trate OF this Commonwealth to the Com
iaandants of Regiments.
RICHMOND, March 31st, 1912.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

EXTRACT TO THE EDIToRs--DATED
g Washington, .9hTH IL.
81 am this moment informed, that Mr..
Granger, postmaster general. has received
letter from Mr.. Barlow, informing him that
he has concluded all agreeable treaty with
France, and that it is on board The Hornet,
expected every moment at this place.
Baltimore .fme,icdn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

More ike SSar.-The Governor, SAYS the Alba
ny Gazette, by instruction from the President
OF the U. S. has ordered 1000 of the militia OF
iront'ers.-5OO we understand intended for
Niagara, 500 for Oswego, and the residue probably
for Lake Champlain & the St. Lawrence.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

The Merchants o. baltimore were con
eDCd ON the 9Th inst To take into considera
ON he sitra,ion eg 8rccican rroner,s IN
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EMBARGO IN CANADA.

Governor Provost has by proclamation of
the sOth ult. imposed an embsrgo OH all ships
aud vessels in the province of Lower Canada,
to continue till the 10th of July instant, on
which day he has required the provincial par
lament to assemble at the city of Quebec, for
the despatch of divers weighty and important
Affairs
Fourteen days are allowed by proclamation
iorthe citizens of the United States to depart
iromthat province, computing from the 5oth
June. The time limited by the police Of
Quebec, for the citizens Of the said states to
depart from that city and district has been OK
ended to seven days.
Governor Provost arrived at Montreal Oh
the Sd instant.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-21
LIVERPOOL. 5th mo. 80 tn, 1912.

Inc uncertainty which has prevailed as to
;us men who would compose the new admin
S0s'on seems TO be in great measure re-
lived, 1t Is nearly certain that the wing party
@'l nave the principal sway in the new minis
p : Lord Mora it is supposed will be the
a'emler, from such change we look for We
:! advantageous results as respects the politi
sl relations of our respective countries. and
:. trust the differences which have so long
' -. will soon be adjusted on mutually
satisfactory terms.
curing these uncertainties it is natural to
suppose there has been little steadiness in our
~ a@' Net'or American produce--at foot we give
-. ~ quotations of the day-when the admins
SS'ion Is finally arranged the markets will
N'uouess assume more settled aspect.
w, we think on receipt of this you will have a
so,! favorable time for making purchases of
r.;Son' rice and wheat for this market as the
f''e' OWING to the embargo will no doubt be