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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

= ANAwAY from the fubfcriber on the esd
IN ult. an iudented Apprentice to the black.
imiths buGnels, named JosEPH Foss. Who
ever will re,urn laid Apprentice 70 his matter,
ihall receive one cent reward but no charges
paid-All perfons are forbid haroUriur ar
trulting lai1 apprentice on my account a.
will not pay any debIs Of his contracting.
ISAAC POWERS.
H'Iadbagg, Tszs ], 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

mar Tve are me SYCOPHANTS ana HARA-
SITES of BoNAPARTE.
Our readers will recollect that in our
paper ofthe 18th April last, we noticed
a prosecution against the Editor by E.
w. Ripley, Esq. and promised to pub
lish some parts of his writ for the a.
musement of our readers. We now pro.
coed to redeem our promise and give
the "picture of a patriot drawn by
himself; with an account current Of
his modest merit and public services es-
timated at S 1000"
We command you TO attach the
goods SC. Of Arthur Shirley, sc. to the
value Of seven thousand do!lars-to ap-
pear sc. to answer to EIeazer w. Rip
ley sc. In plea Of the case for that
whereas the Pl4ihtif is true and faith
full citizen of this Commonwealth and
has been SO reputed from his nativity
and has gained valuable" [polilical]
" character" [bging an excellent dema-
goguel "by his good behaviour" [hay-
ing never been indicted for NAL practi
ces as an attorney bat two or three times
nor convicted and sentenced more
than oncel" and faithful services in d.
vers honorable and profitable stations in
the Government, viz. as a member OF
the Legislature and Speaker" land cri-
erl I" Of the House of Representative to
which" at his earnest solicitations he
has been elected by the voluntary suf-
frages of the free citizens of this Com
monwealth, in all which stations he hath
faithfully discharged the trusts reposed
in him" [more especially as Speaker
when he left the chair and made ma
lignant attack upon a,Judge of The Su-
I preme Court " and or account thereof
has been nominated by large portloE
Of the free citizens Of this Senatorial
District latter being dragooned into i'll
" to be Senator in this Commonwealth
for the ensuing year" &c. After
wards follows a description Of his Sena-
torial qualifcatiOns-and a recital Of the
words he Pleases 10 call malicious
false and scandalous But as the pub
LEGATION has been already before the
publick we shall not insert his recital.
/ " All which is to the damage Of the
f.: said Ripley, as he saith the sum Of seven
thousand dollars" -!
The estimate of damage is probably
founded on the price paid Henry for his
useful labours-If Henry's disclosures
arc worth s $4,000, Mr. Ripley's char
acter must be worth S 1000.
We should not have noticed tile wit
in this way il we had viewed it in the
light ola serious prosecution We ne
yer shall treat any mans character
lightly unless in the exercise OF publick
duty and publick justice Mr. Ripley
is county attorn-y and is lawyer e.
nough 20 know that the publication for
which he has prosecuted, cannot by any
possibility of construction be tortured
into any thing libelous. He has pre-
sumed to hold himself up a candidate
for Offices and promotion, and conse- /
quantlv put lis character and qualifca-
tons in issue. These we suffered to be
examined fairly and dispassionately, for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
PA1~ THF pO2T

A II. Perious indebted for Ponage on tie
~ GazaIte and Argu' are rtqueaed NJ
pay the lame on or before the 6rfl cay Of An.
gull next, bills are left where their papers are
notice mutt be attended TO
WM. SAWIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

Though late, il 4, never,helcss Tue 20 The
cause Ut truth and justice IN t we should
correc' an error Nutch appeared nm orr pa
PED of the 1911 u!f. relative to th- Brth~i
election for Representative ~ the G=nerai
Court. In our account current ~ Repres.
entstivrs. N was stated that 4ethei had
changed from democratic 20 federal, Mr..
NA,uN. who was chosen N.Y. raprrsent that
town, we ur -rstaId IS e maofai, though
not 20 violent ~ che other csrd"ate, which
Il " not heads held up. On correspondent
thinks il probable that t.I.hd ofthe unsuc-
cesssul candidate Communicated ate IntelM
gence 20 3osion paper irom which we
derived our iniorm4tiuni wlth view of
preiudicing the moderate democrat against
Mr. Mason, sud aid The unsuccessful candi-
date al some future election.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
liar Question.

The resolution expressive Of the disap-
rroba,ion of war was taken without debate,
me leaders II the minority not daring 20
meet discussion. There ItnOt in that mi.
,,,r;tv ten persons who are not in their
bearfs reioiced at its passage, If we'may
credir the assurance Of some Of ,hem-but
they have been told by their leaders, that
the proposed memorial would be severe up
On the measures Of government, and they
were thus deferred from voting. They do
not yet realize the intatuation Of government
War appears inconceivable 20 them, aud
when the trum }et sounds, and TIE sound q
the zy1ryfor is heard AMI garments roEled n
blood, they will have a miserable account 10
render 10 their constituents.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

How can we wonder at the madness Of our
national rulers, when such men rs SeSver
viii have the elIrOntery u state that among
al the people he talked with at home, he
found not man opposed to war;. He might
with more truth have said, that there As not
Al honest man in Massachusetts, Of any party
VINO viii say he is in favor Of it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

the information Of elcct0rs--and If the
result has not been to his advantage il is
not our fault
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
JUST received aud for fale by
] HYDE, LORD 81 Co

CGcCeHOTs 70 ~ IL MAN a. Co. at the lion OF
the Bible Infursnce Building Exchange. lreet.
Hopkins iyltem Of Divinity, a new Edition
price D. 5,Oo-Hawies' Communicant's Spirit
uAl Companion, price So cents Buchanan.
Work., I'd Boaon Edition, enlarged and impro--
we'd, price ID leo together with many other
valuable recent publications --ALo, a complete
ahortmenr Of STATIONARY, ConGlting Of
Paint Boxes, Of diGeren, prices, from 37L cents
10 d 1000 Drawing paper Of all kinds:
Lead and CamiIs Hair Pencils Of fuDerior
quality Gilt embroidered and colored Paper.
Indelible Ink, by tie doz w Jingle, zrap,aaf.i
good Glais lux fets, Ink Aands Penkniyes,
Ink powder by the groce, doz Or Jingle; Pock-
ct books, by the doz lJe To.
BLANK BOOKS OF ALI. KINDS LET.
ter paper by che resm. They kee, conaant-
ly on hand all kinds Of School book. uCed ia
town and Country by the dozen and li1gte.
Mott of the above article are offered bv
wholeiale or retail, on better terms than thew
can be procured ellewhere for cath. approved
credit and fome kinds Of Country produce.
The friends Of he late firm Of A. Lyman g
Co. Country me- harts, and tbs public Ii gen.
eral are invited 70 call
- BOOKBINDlNG 10 all its branches eK-
ecuted on The lhorteit n0-ice. ID The beR and
molt fashionable manner
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

n d JoALy oyds, IF tBs Supreme T74-.ill Gou,t o.
Wsdas'dey, fbs 24f5 day IF Jnns isR. at 8 o
eIoeA IN tie forea0a1, on tbsPgs@Js ~ Cape Eli
z46efB,
He right in equity OF redemption IN and
20 a certain tract Of Land, conGGing of a.
bout 80 acres, belonging TO the Eaate Of Da-
vid Maxwell late Of Cape Elizabeth, in the
county Of Cumberland, mariner, deceafed. 1T
uated about miles from the Ferry. Terms,
At the fale
WILLIAM MAXWELL, Ad.uy,
June 8, 1879.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

AT the late term OF the supreme judicial
Court in this town Cl4rles S DsUeis, Stephen
Chase, and Albtaa X P.rlS. Es4'gs. we're ID
milted as ALtornIes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

WANTED as an apprentice to the above
Ouhnels an active lad from 4tol Is years Of
age and from good family One who can
coma well recommended will receive liberal
encouragement. June
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

aaron Stamford y Tbs Warren,
y ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
= acquaintance tha, they have entered into
PArtnerihip under the firm OF
STAMFORD q WARREN
and commeacsd bufnels at the Gore formerly
occupied by Mr.. Je5a B4rteI5, head Of Hagra-
baz1'i Wba,f, where they offer for fale gen
eraI afortment Of
WeF-India Gods, Groceries, 81.
Which are Of he frf quality and will be
fold on Reasonable terms
CT SbiP'' Stores PIT up at The lBoyt-
ct notice. (tf) Feb. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

Notwithstanding majority Of 1902
votes for Senator'S were given by FEEDER
alists in this Commonwealth, the Demo
Gratis have nearly three times as many
members, " by baser means than were
ever before resorted to by the most des-
perate faction that ever disgraced free
nation--And it is only necessary to OBJ
serve that il" must be i" the decided O.
pinion of a large portion" Of impartial
Democrats, (if any such there be- that
the Federalists have been more than
once shamefully cheated out Of their
constitutional rights"
lIhe quotations marked ia the above
are from The Chronicle
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

Siege Raised We congratulate our fell
low-citizens Of Boston upon their second e.
Emancipation from the bondage Of a denoun
cling and intoerant Governor. Gerry has
marched out Of Boston, and left the Peo-
pie sgain to enjoy Peace aud Happiness.
Sal Gag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

The following Friendly Advice TO Gov Ger
y, on his leaving the Gubernatorial Chair,
= from The Worcester Spy g
You are soon TO lay aside the robes,
and enslgns OF Office, to be Invested OF
that power which you have exercised
with cruelty, and to become weak like
another man To solace your troubled
mind, under the loss of what was pecu-
liarly de1r to you, beg your Excellency
% reflect that what is grief to you
will be matter Of great Joy to many
thousands-that the good Of the State
required it-that the voice of the people
imperiOusly demand it.
When you shall have closed your in
glorious reign, | iDtreat you in your re-
tired moments TO review what you have
done and 10 say if you can make ;he
appeal to your own heart and to your
God, that you administered the govern
ment OF this Commonwealth, with up
rightness and impartiality. Go TO the
many honest, faithful and worthy men
whom you have thrust from office with
out any plausible reason,-Iook them in
the face, and if your lurrowed cheek
does rot blush at the recollection of
what you have done, you shall be forgiv-
en-. Go to the metropolis Of our State
and behold the thousands Of lreemen
he sons OF the heroes and martyrs OF
tiherty, distinguished by wealth, talents,
honor and Pa,riotism, suffering from
the captures and plumbers Of foreign
natlons, and from the more pernicious
restrictions of their own-go to these
men whom you was bound to re-
sPect, and 10 protect, but whom YOU
have mathematical and abused, and say
Ii their countenances do not plant dag
gers IN your soul. Read over the long
list OF acts hich you have recommen-
ded and approved, by which the whole
State has been cut up into new towns s
districts more mas shopen than the most
hldeOus monsters in na.ure-by which
the civil and religious institutions under
which our Country prospered, aud was
happy, have been besleged and IN part
demolished; and by which you and your
political par'lzans designed to grasp and
forever hold the Offices, the wealth, and
the liberties Of the State. Read over
these UNJUST and partial acts, made TO
strengthen one political sect and 70
crush the other, and say if you do not
wish your name blotted from the rec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

Domestic ID5br5venenfs.--W are told that
in the District Of Maine there is established
q mandatory Of fine porcelain, which turns
out large quantities Of ware, which good
judges are not able to distinguish from the
best liverpool ware. 1t is to Messrs. hinB
and Wingate, we are told, that the public are
principally indebted (under the embargo)
for this beneficial establishment. At the
very eastern boundary of the State, 50 lately
a bowling wilderness, ARE also produced hne
broadcloths, cutlery, &c. equal 20 lie best
English, and in large qusntities.-L5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23

and Oa Address In conformity this nmol ce6
affixed to the Address from the Brrise and Councillors Of Law m
was SO humble body the Barrers and Councillors Of Law
IVA cavaliers Addeo
fathers
Petion, not lndedto British GOVERNOR praying erOya.
most duplicating
After reading the sboed think with good grace
duce the Address evidence British
IT Mr. S7RoSc Langdon,
Suara erson,a Cnon Dickinson, Randolph Paine aCushrg,
tianeocka Samuel Adams John Adans WASHINGTON and Others
legated Tor theiF distinguished pto the impending
complimentary Address, but faithful subjects humble petition
EXCELLENT MATESTE
st
faithful Subjects colonies Hampshire Massachusetts,
Delaware
behalf
cole who have dued them the General Congress- nreat
Imat, grac ate 0 lis
Attached nais family and win all the devotion that
that tends degree
blessings
and lasting that has attended
the most
nat
themselves
5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23
SERIOUS QUESTIONS.
FELLOW CITIZENS,

" -.
have our xpscc
Council nearly The whole
tvereth icy 5rF II
d
I { ii0n
c D.
For scholars destroy erui
ddoneof
last Ofhe General Court ammor ags Honorable aid well beloved
Judge the Court before woH he aas convicted and iy
the Jury pracucein his profession
TO who
consulting friends had been tiled
imparialy andse nlen
why Candidate 1iou, willie acting speaker
he was ed
newspapers usual aho election
me
the democ
the u Of democratic member call
has PreGdent for information respecting the Baltic Cap
wrong principles by France
upon BY England. Then why oUBAI tbs om and
w AR With the latter
BOWDOINFIAM TOWN MEETING.
B5.u4ah1z, which for feyea rat have
dmocra; Office, have this year elected fra or
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23
NEW HA Is.

| MAHAN, has received, at the BIN
J Hat Was Hsgs, bottom of Exchange
meet. large fuppy of Hats, for the eniuing
iPring--viz
rs cafes fuper6ne Hats, wide and narrow
brim
5 do Rorams do
600 napt Hats do
. cAfes patent fix water proof Hats
700 mems and boys felr Hats
YOUTHS morocco and fur Hats
Military Has of the new ltyle from 4 10 10
dollars
Tridimings for do
The Boi.on T. tory Fats, hroughour the
b. Sraes, are generally preferred, for ele-
ylnse and durabiity-They will be fold on
the belt Of terms either at wholeiaie or retail.
RsuseS to ev's5sss--loo Han BoIes- Like
wife, 5000 Sable, 900 Fox, and 500 Mink
Skins. Portland, Raareb 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23
EUROPEAN ADVICES.

LaFdo7 papers to the 1S.h January have
been received IN New l1rk They contain
fn Official statement ofthe ru;ltu7e &c pacific
Negotiation bel ween Passia and Jlutcy; and
Shat great bs',le had been .,ugllt on ll4e
settle Tie Dargle between the OdoTnan md
kuSsisn arrRi, ;, which Tel minated m tie
turreadeF 1T t.ic remains Gf S.. 600 If Tie
IU <, wi'lttheir commander, CHAHoS OU-
eLoU, Bas'. W afthlee tails, with SIS PIE
ccs oi .,con. Tins important eveai il was
TaeclyG wo.li sc--ivia;c Psscs on Rus
san N-ns
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23
To be j5id By order Of Court, at Putlic
Au6Fion, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th If Aprii nest, at ten o'ci9ck II.

10 &c Iotd 0p oTueT 81 I1hFIJ az UC'lC
-AueFion, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th If AprT next, at ten o'clack II.
III. or the PremJte5, in Union,
THE Real Efate of Maior sofeph Mary,
late Of Union, 10 the county of Lincoln,
deceafed ccniling of 2l2 Acres of Moving,
Tillage, Ps0urage and Wood Land, which
IA well tirlberedi with thrifty young Orch
ard thereon, which is allowed to be one of
the belt lots 10 fhe bea towpfhip OF land in
ne cou1Ey; with new well finiihed Dwell
ing Houfe thereon, two ftsres high, 81 by
10 feet, with cellar under the whole, itory
and half porch " feet by 40. with a good
never failing Well of Water under the fame
a Barn IN good repair So feet by IS, and AN
excellent well fniihsd Saw Mill, exceeded by
Few for gooanels Of iituation and dilpztch of
bullnels with number Of excellent Mill
Seats at fhori diftances from the Houie Mill
and. each other. Said Farm lies not two miles
from Union Meeting Houle, on the great road
leading our Of the county, to Warren Court
Houle, where Is an Academy, aud Navigation
bordering on little thriving village in which
are IN operation Paper and Fu!li0g Mill,
ADD peaiantiy lTua,ed upon the eaftern iide
Of ST. Georges River and commanding an
eEteuGve profpec Of the town. SAID Farm
produced The lat feston, p tons of EngIiih
Hay a long payday will be allowed Oh
good fecurity, for the greater part, aud pot
feifiJn Immediately given.
46L6, half PEW in the Meeting Hou(e.
and pair of MiIilto0ss, with lnndry Other
articles. Conditions may be known and
t>remiies feen by applying 20
SAMUEL HILLS, Id1'r.
Usios, FEB. ~, 1912 (M y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23
JAMES KIMBALL,
Saddler, HarneEMdteY, and Cha

Saddler, HayneDc Mdker, and Cbays-
Trimmer,
NEXT door above the Indian Chief, in
~ Exchange nreet, at the Ggn of The I,rak,
keeps conilsntly on hand a eneral ador'msnt
of
Trunks, Saddles, Harns0ss, Sad
dle-Bags, P0rfmanteau5, &c.
of good quality, for fale on the moa Eeafons-
be terms.
Litswys--A quantity OF very nice
Cr SEAL SKINS,
with which country Saddlers may be fuppli.
cd on terms that cannot fail TO give latisfac.
ton.
a. He manufactures the various articles
ia the line of hi. buGuefs in a manner tina, u.
mites durability with elegance, which pnrcha
iers are mot respectfully invited 70 eaR oad
sranias /Or t5.mfsissl. ttf) Fec IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23

The account given BY one y mel Wick
s'oiH, who. has been Impressed by the Brit
Ish ship %cfeOn. OF his having been born in
bostcs, baptized by Rev. DR.. Lzfhrep, and
That Solicitor. General D1vis stood his G "A
father, have On the most strict inqu,rt,
been found 10 be faisho0ds. lie is uBdouot-
sdly SSgeAs; bas his imposition serves 10
kesp up the pubic irratahiIily.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23
Sfrluua Fart8,


Common
wealth, known
abours" The office OF
dnulsed Of
The with the House the appointment of kderAst the
i
FACT,
dollars all the
and The legislature eomeed
eBankto
whole sums mbe
Of the late Of the General
and the Treasurer BY snlye had 70 hire e
Bank
i SIXTY-F FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
providing the demands WHICH they had authorised 70 The e
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
legislature addition the current
the Commonwealth
{ W q hundred thousand dollar in debt
both branches of the Legislature
difficult
the chaef
Sill the leaders of democracy through The medium
thee otherpa
Valuation Committee Senate Council,
all other Officers OF the Government when speaking The unprece-
amount representatives. olwhich, ofli
Nnety Three Thousand Three Hundred and Forty -Four Dollars,
though expences believed
people independent
mentioned roll the Committee
dOrs)
ma be noticing THAT which is paid On
Printers Bnls---' Look a NeghborS'
lone Of Gov Grry miIraion(
Federal 1902 zone Of administrator
dHererce S5s22 "a
complain Of hard
caicpr blessed
the election Of
democratic rulers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,

the purpose paying The members after this, the egsstt
means 10 meet The demands which they had nuthore
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-05
BY LAST NIGHTS NAIL.
FROM CADIZ, June Is.

The brig Miaer in - days from Cadiz, ar
rived at Boston on Wednesday last. Vessels
It, reported by late arrivals. Saw 90 cruz
ers on the passage. No vessels had sailed
from Cadz for about week, according to
capt Smiths recollection Flour had fallen,
and had been sold for Is dollars IS cents and
that which had been bought up on specula-
ton at l9 dollars: rice g this was attributed
to the many arrivals of the Greeks Capt
Smith informs US, that in the course or three
weeks ~ bombs had been discharged into
the city, which done no other injury than kill
ling five women. The night he came away a
very heavy bombarding commenced, which
lasted three hours aud an half. 1t was re-
ported at Cadiz that Gen. Ballesteros had
been defeated at S.. Rogue, and had 400
men killed and 300 taken prisoners. Specie
was prohibited from expectation about 8 days
before be sailed Capt. Smith had the printed
order, but mislaid it, so that we are not able
to present it to our readers.
BY the Miscr, from Cadiz, we received pa
pers of that place of June 6. On cursory
review of them, there appears to have been
some uneasiness in the city from conviction
that there were French spies among them,
and from other causes. The French CONT
nued busily engaged in making or improving
batteries for the annoyance Of the city. The
Duke del Infantado, Gate Spanish Ambassa-
dor to England) had arrived at Cadlz, and
was sworn in as one OF the Regency. The
allied Portuguese and English army was said
to be removing towards Salamanca.
Boston Gazette.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-05

on the plains of Bornos, on the ist Of June.
lhe loss OF the French was inconsiderable 4
but that OF the Spanish who had imprudently
attacked the enemy in their trenches, amounts
ed TO about 5000, among whom was number
OF their bestofhcers, and the whole of the res
8lment OF Spanish guards (Guardlas Espano-
las) one OF the few veteran regiments Spain
had remaining. Since the action Ballesteros
has fallen back on the Hoyos de MaIapo
The Gazette of Santiago of Galcia, states
the Galcian army Patriot to be almost maxi
ed and SO very poor as to be entirely unable
to act on the offensive.
The French maintain their position before
Cadlz, as usual, and almost every day throw
more or less shells into that place from their
Mortar Battery Of the Cabizucla, but have as
yet doue very little damage.
On the 10th OF June the provisional expor-
tation OF specie was annulIed by the Junta of
Regency and an export duty of s per barrel
laid on Aoar.
: Money continued plenty at Cadiz, owing to
the great demandfor provisions on the coasts of
Spain and Portugal, which are generally paid
tor IN specie by the coasting traders The
holders OF ti"ar were expecting higher prices
for that article on account of the embargo; but
Notwithstanding sales were very dull.
The G * A stopped at 11adeira days,
which place she left Gath of June There
were only 2 American briggs (the Packet of
Boston and NewYork brig, Capt Sterling
Flour $50 per barrel-Betl and Pork plenty
and dull
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-05
LATEST FROM SPAIN.
From an obliging Correspondent.

from an oOllSlliS Noii0'P'"o@""
Shit George g albert, in the Delevare Ri
ver, ist august.
The George & Albert, sailed from Cadiz on
the 18th june and left there about 90 sail OF
American vessels, but did not bring list of
them. Flour SO and dull Corn 2 so per
bushel, scarce. Beef 20 and pork 2s per
barrel, dull and plenty.
On Thursday, Esd July spoke brig Blanche,
long 50, w. lat 81, IL, N. of Baltimore, 46
DAYS out from Lisbon, her main top gallant
mast gone Same day at S P. M. spoke brig
Nancy, of an from Philadelphia for Madeira,
out days. On 9eth spoke the ship Ameri-
ca, Tong. 70, w lat So, 46, from Baltimore to
Lisbon, 8 DAYS out, all we'll.
The English packet Eliza, spoke on the
18th of June. off Cads the ship Fair Trader,
of Phladelphia, captain York, from Opofto to
GallipoIi, all we'll.
There was nothing new of importance in
the political world when the George and Al
bert sailed except the defeat of gen. Bales
teres by gen. Soult, nephew of marshal S0ult,