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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-06

Messrs Bayard, Condit. Dana, German,
Giles, Gilman, Goodrich, Horsey, Hunter,
Lambert, Lloyd, Pope, Reed, Smith of Md.
WortDington.
Those who voted in the negative are,
Messrs Anderson, Bib, Brent, Campbell
of Ten Crawford, Cuts, Franklin, GailIard,
Gregg, Howell, Ieib, Robinson, Smith of n.
York, TAFT, Taylor, Turner, Varum.
On the question to strike out, as reported
by tic committee, for the purpose ofinsertiDg
the amendment;
The yeas were Is, and the nays 6
On motion by Mr. Leib
The yeas and nays having been required by
eneffth of The senator's present, those who
voted in the affirmative are,
Messrs Bayard, Condit, Dana, German,
Gilman. G }odrch, Gregg, IIo~ey, Howell,
HHttor, Lanbert, Lcib, Lloyd, Reed, Smith
q ~ York, Worthington
Those wFo voted in the negative are,
Messrs Anderson, Bib, Brent, Campbell
Of Ten. Crawford Cuts, Franklin, Gaiilarcl,
Giles, Pope, r .binson, Smith Of MARYLAND,
Tat, TayIor, Turner, Varnum.
So, the senate being divided, the question
was lost, and the original bill was resumed.
w HlOlioli
To agree to the first report Of the select
committee, and strike out OF the original bill,
line 9, the words, and of all persons inha-
biting within its territories or possessions
1t was determined in the Affirmative, yeas
81, nays !.
On motion,
The yeas and nays having been required by
one-hfth of the senators present, those who
voted in the affirmative are,
Messrs. Anderson, Bayard, Condit, Dana,
German, Giles, Gilman, Goodrich, Gregg,
Horsey, Howell Hunter, Lambert, Leib,
Llovd, Pop Red S 18th Of Md Smith of
n. Y. Vanum Worth. gton.
Tbose who 2ed in negative are,
Messrs. Bibb, Brent Campbell of Ten
CraNi6rd, Cuts, Franklin, Galllard Robinson,
TAFT, Taylor, Turner.
On motion,
1t was agree to insert the word ard, in
the 9th line, 81 or the word Britain
To be ~2nagued.)
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-06

abroad, defenceless and exposed TO 81 i
suHerings Incident 10 unexpected CAPTURE
imprisonment; while their wives and f,mE'
at home viii he overwhelmed with poyer,r
wretchedness. When yourmemoyiaists tn,
fore contemplate the ipcalcuIabse dis,r.,
which will epsuc from this war--a war wh;S
In their opinion is demanded ncilac. by No..
sity, policy nor justice, and which viii e,ss
italy contribute to aid the gantic DESIGNS i
the Desrot Of France against the comc,ar.
and liberties of the work. when they con,I
CT that IN thc prosecution Of ii the ,errnan, !,
the resources OF our country must be exhan,,
cd, and the liberties Of the citizens pu, At h.
card; above all when they reflect, that r,
cessary consequence viii be alliance Of ti,
rising republic with the most despotic cover
mont the world has vet Witnessed, their cnn
tons are too powerful for ultcrance.
Under the deep soicitude inspired BY Il.
occasion, they are constrained to make this o,
peal to the Representatives of the people =;
TINS commonwealth, with the fullest conGderc.
thtt your honorable body will use AL the mean,
which, tie constitution has placed in Won,
hands to avert the impending calamities, =
n ali such measures as may be thought ne,
.cessary for their relief, your honorable bod,
may rest assured Of their most Jealous sun,
port.
JACOB ASHTON, Moderator.
Attest,
BENJAMIN MERRILL,
Town Clerk pro TEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

The following highly interesting State
Paper is copied from LoHdoH paper.-
AT Tie Court at Carlton House, the 2lst
Of April, 1912, present, bis Royal High
ness The Prince Regent IL Council.
WHEREAS the government Of France has,
by an Official report, communicated BY is
Minister IF Foreign Affairs to The COnser
vative Senate, on the 10Th Of March las,
removed al doubts as 70 the perseverance OF
that Government in the assertion of princi.
pies, and in the maintenance Of system,
not more hostile 70 the maritime rights and
commercial interests Of the British empire
than inconsistent With the rights and iRds
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
BOSTON, JUNE L.
Tribute of ReSbect.


On Saturday morning last, a numerous
" assGmblage" OF citizens, on horseback and
in carriages, was formed on Common street.
and proceeded at 8O'clock to Cambridge
Common over Craigie's Bridge, where they
were Joined by their fellow.citlzens from Sa.
lem, Dorchester, Roxbury, and other neigh.
bouring towns, and formed th e. sides OF an
extensive square, with the carriages outside
in this position they waited 10 receive the
Hon CALEB STRONG, Governor elect of
t6e Commonwealth, who VI X w3SRErs- y, =
I W.. - where he arrived the evening "
C. = order 10 prevent expense o. IN III
iOFe ~ " rorcrnnn 1vralih-ILeiS- ~
ity and hospitality, for which bis host has a.
ways been CONSPICUOUS. The Boston Hus-
sars under Capt. Phelps, then escorted the
Governor elect, accompanied by the Lleut.
Governor elect, the Selectmen vt Boston,
sc. 10 Cambridge Common, when short
address was made to him, expressive oi the
grateful feelings of his fellow citizens At his
reelection, their admiration Of the patriotism
that had forced from retirement, those viz
tues and talents, the example and exercise Of
which are SO well calculated 10 promote the
welfare and security of the State, and their
sincere wish, that lie might long enjoy the
blessing Of health, as the best means 0f pro-
noting his own happiness and the pcosperi-
u Of his country. To which very appro'
pirate reply was made, in which, after aliu
ding TO the many attentions formerly rec2iv-
Ell from the gentlemen Of this vicinity, and
the expression Of his waTmest thanks for the
respect now paid him-he concluded with
asset ng, that should his services meet the
l.. ell
be the greatest reward lie could receive.
The Cavalcade then moved through Charles
town, and arrived at the State House pre-
cisely at one o'clock, the time assigned for
the inaugural oaths. Upon this occasion
the sincere good feelings which prompted
this proceeding, may be duly estimated by
| the preparatory despatch. Notice Ofhls Elk
cellency's intention of coming 10 town on Sat
urday, having only been received att o'clock
| the preceding evening indeed prepare
| lions had been made for this ceremony "a
/ take place this Gay but the same reasoning
| which induced Mr.. Strong 10 Be in the
| neighb0urhood Chat OfpIeventing delay anC
expense 10 the gOvernment) in order 70 bC
| notified Of his election, prevented the post
pOnement Of his arrival ia Boston. Th'
| horsemen. we are informed, amounted upoI
this occasion tu about GyU-Aud with tht
carriages when halted IN close order 70 ter
inmate the ceremony, extended from Concer
Hall, along Court street, CornhIll, Marble
rough, Winter and Park street, 10 the Stat
House; and from The disposition manifested
had il taken place tbs day, re have RICH
10 presume this cayalcade would have bee
doubled Salutes ON Watertown, Bun y
Hill, Copps Hill and the Common, were n
ed during the procession, and al The time (
The Governor beng sworn in.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
FRoM THE BALTIMORE WING
Extraf at a letter, dated Paris, AbrJ
I8, 1872.

Extract 81 a fefts'> date4 FdTIs, APFF
I8, 1912
The announcement of the mighty
preparations appear more distinctly
to ones view, and the mott incred-
ulous will now admit that the gigan-
tic power and ambition of France
are directed foley to the fubiugation
Of the world. An army Of 5oo,eoo
men and all Germany marching a.
gainlt RuiIla and to other conquelts
France itGelf put into new arm
our, which fecures her internal tran.
guilty, her frontiers from attack,
and places every folder of the line at
the diipoGtion Of the smperor-add
to this, the immenGe revenue Of the
empire the mott devoted and we'll
dlfciplined troops, commanded by the
albeit generals of the day,-and you
have a combination Of means unpar-
alelled even in hiltory. New organi-
cations are talked of, fuch as the re-
union of Weitphalia and other ccnfed-
crates Of the Rhine to the Empire
Jerome to have either Prulia or Po-
land--the king Of PruGia to become,
duke of SileGa-and the difponehed
German princes TO be eicuyers, cham
berlains, &c. Ihefe fpeculations,
which fifteen year ago would have
appeared ridiculous, are now reason
able and require but the will of one
perfon to verify them. France how
, ever, is in the greateit diarefs, at this
5 moment, for the want of corn in
the provinces bread has quadrupled
I in price-and even in Paris (wherc
! every exertion is made to keep up the
/ fuPply) The people are not able to
: pay the price, and il often happens
J. thar not a loaf j: to b had. Pcta-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
SOLOMON BOYCE.

CONTINUES 50 receive additional abort
- ments of
AMERICAN COTTON GOODS,
from he Factory Of Wikinlon, Greene & 90.
near Providence (R ID Conflling Of Cling
hams, Stripes, Checks, shifting, Sheeting Bed
ticking, Single yarn for Warp, aud threa
ded white and coloured Stocking yarn, white
and Coloured Sewing Cotton, tTs t5s.
Theie goods being from one Of the oldel
and belt eflablilhed Factories in America are
At lesR Of equal quality TO any made il this
country-Shopkeepers and Others can be fup-
piled az the Factory prices.
ExeLIare fret Portland no. Y, 1872.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
FRENCH Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,


HAS lust received fresh French Goods,
consisting Of elegant 5 4 and 4 Dsmask
and Levsntine Silk Shawls fine and COM
mon Linen Cambrcks Ladies silk and kid
Habit Gloves Centlemens silk do Rib
bonds Double Florences ;iSilk Hose, green
Umbrella LustrIngs CentIemens Silk I'm
brellas Fans &c.
A!s0-FIrst chop blue and yellow Nankins +;
fancy Muslins Linens Best. West Of Eng.
land 3roadCloths fine factory Shirling; do.
Gine Ladies Parasos; CaIlcos
black Grape do. Cambricks Cambrick
Muslins, some very fire; Cotton Laces in.
dIa Cottons all prices black Persians
Canton plaid silks do Black do Pongees
Canton Grapes white, red and yellow Elan.
nels Blk. do; Ladies whit. & Slate cotton
hose: Gentlcmens Slate and mixed do
L .s.S Yelling. wide wild Silks for pc
Kerseymeres red Broadcloths white,
red and Buff Kerseymeres for Military Gen.
llemen. Which together with his former
stock compose an assortment of almost every
article usually enquired for,
June /. Vf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
poerp.
EXTRACT.

EXTRACT.
-----" If The stroke Of war
Fell certain on the guilty head, none else -
If they that make the cause might taste the
effect,
And drink, themselves, the bitter cup they
mix,
Then might the bard ltho' child Of peace)
delight -
To Irvine fresh wreaths around the Goa.
querOr's brow;
Or haply strike his high.toned harp, to swell
The trumpet's martial sound, and bid them
When justice arms for vengeance (; but a.
That notwithstanding and beautiful storm
Beats heaviest on TIN exposed innocent,
And they that stir lis fury, while il raves.
Stand at safe distance, send their mandate
forth
Unto the mortal ministers that wait
40 DO their biddins.-Ah who then re-
CARDS
The widows tears, the friendless orphans
cry,
a Ara Famine, and the CHASTITY train Of woes
tat follow at the logged heels Of War!
lFey, N he Pomp and pride ofvctory
Rejoicing, Ger the desolated earth.
AS at an altar wet with human blosd.
And flaming with the fire Of cities burnt.
Sing their mad hymns of triumphs; HYMNS
10 God,
Ger the destruction ofhis gracious works
Hymns 20 the Farther, DER his slaughtered
sons
Detested be their sword abhorr'd their
name,
And scorn'd the tongues that praise them ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
EDWARD HOWE,
UPHOLSTERER.

y II = 19SA = - IN
7fseszzbE B1iI4iags, Ni71lt FRET
LIAS iult received an additional afortment Of
IL MILITARY GOODS
Gilt and Mahogany framd LOOKING.
GLASSES.
One elegant gilt TIME PIECE.
PAPER II ANGINCS and BORDERS.
BEDTTCKING, CHASE LACRS aud wor-
lled,
Live gesfe. Sea Fowl and Rufia Feathers.
Eringes, Bed Laces and afels.
He continues 70 manufacture Sofas, EE{y
and Loliing Chairs, Hair and Mols Ma.rzles
--all ~ which will be fold very low.
t. Beds Elled a. the fhortea notice.
Portland, May 8, tSl2 Gw.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

5000 Hb@s. Cape de Kerd5 Salt,
FOR fale, now ahoat on board fchr Hiram,
on good terms
TO LET,
HALF of the corner Hou(e Etuated on the
corners Of Federal and King Gtreet, together
with ima fhop and large barn capable of
holding tons of hay aloft, Gtuated on King
itreet-Thebarn is well calculated for fable
and IS in an eligible htuation--AL6, one half Of
three-ltory houie in Federal ltreet, next door
above the one hrit observation-disclosures confor-
mable to tie TIMER For particulars, inquire Of
THEOPHILUS SLOWER
June (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
4 NssV Supply Of
EARTHEN & GLASS WARE.

nANIEL HASTINGS, has for fale, az No.
~ ls, Merchants Row.
81 Crates and hhds of EARTHRN WARE,
OF very hyperion quality, received direct
from the Manufactures, and feleeted by
good Judge Of the articles, COMPUTING as com :
Piete an afIortment as was ever offered for Gale
~ ms town, among which are,
OctagoR 9. e, and Ed Difhes,
10 do. do. Plates, all 6zes,
Mugs, do. and fancy,
Bowls, do. do. do.
Tea Cups and saucsrs of all forts and pat
'erns-comPlete Tea Serts, blue printed beR
enane'Id aud painted Wares-a great variety
OF handiome PitcheFs-Crate-. calculated for
country Stores.
Age-4l cafks EAglilh Flint GLASS, con.
hitting Of haodlome Cut Tumblers, JeIlies,
Wines, Deeanters, &c. LiEezDiis o. Boad-a gen.
eral stiortment of China Rors-a few hhds
high 4th proof Rum. IawtE
Bolton, Juue /.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08


HAs jon received and now offers for fale
A. ~ b. lt0Fe head Of Green lreet, an al.
-auoual aGoTtment OF
WGF-LHdia Go9dI, GrsceriES, &c.
AMONG WHICH Arr
Coguisc Brandy Preferves
Holland Gin Windior s. bar Soap
American do. Wafhballs-Starch
Cd jamaica Spirits rOuld & dip't Candles
e CroiK and antigua spermace,i do
Rum; ~ (. do Spermaceti Oil
Madeira, Sherry, Lii Table Salt
bon, Port, Vidonia Entry Mats
* Malaga WINES Floor Brulhes
knnileed- -Cordials Brooms-Sieves
Z der Vinegar Indigo-Salt Peter
Bottled Cider Ink Powder
Hyfon, Young Hyfon, Spice Bitsers
Hylon Skin, Sou Powder, Shott and
chong aud Bohe2 Fints
Teas Log Wood
Leaf, Lump, India, Red Wood
Havana white and Fuftic-Allum
Drown, add Weit- Pperafs-SuPh fT
India sugars Roll Brimlonf
Welch's No and Cotton and wool
Chocolate Cards-FlOur
chocolate Shells Corn--Rye & Wheat
1N'Se-CIound 90 clear EOrk-Bacon
PepPer-Ground do CofTee-MolafTes
Ginger-Pimento I'D, cd, lod and God
Box and calk RaiGns Nails
Turkey Figs Bees Wax
Caraway Seed Bakery Tallow
Canary do-Nuimegs Cotton and Cotton
Cioves-Cinnamon Yarn-Rock Salt
CItron-C2il2 Rotten Stone
Engiih Muitard Oter-Stone Jugs
Cayenne-Oat Meal Tumblers -Chee(e
Pearl BArly Indian and Rye Meal
CuErants White Beans
Jordan Almonds Sythes--Sythesneaths
EttOS''s-c a!lup Hoes--Ftlh--ChaIk
Gusve Gelley Shoe Bruifles
Capers-Olive Oil Black Ball, &c &c
The above Goods are Of the hra quality
And will be fold on Reasonable terms.
May Is. (O
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
BENJAMIN BUIMAN,
ExcHANcEsTREET,
LTAS juH received a treih fupply Of
Il DRUGS q MEDICINES,
PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, &c.

L AIN . LII Z % OELOJ OL'
dining yrBieb are tbs }ollorUirg, Vi=,
True Anderion's Pills-Hoopers do,-C4l.
omel- Cantharides- Calor- Powdered Red
Bsrk--Gum Opium-Camphor- Gamboge-
Tragacnth--Shaved IGnelals-London Lancets
Oil Aniie-do. PEPPERMINT Powdered
Ipecac-Turkey Rhnbarb-Gentian-V
iau-Ehential Salt of Lemon-COlts foot
Lozenges-Jesui, Drops-Harlem Oil &c.
ALSO
Linleed Oil, boiI'd and unboil'd-Sp irits
Turpentine--Copal Varniih-Japan for dry
ing Powdered LiIharge-Gum Copai--do
Shellac-- Ground and uRground Pant Bruihes
White Walh do.-Salh 1ools-CameI's
Hair Pencis-Sand Paper-GOld and Silver
Leaf--Glals iui,ab!e for Clock FaceS-Coch
neaI-Roman Vitriol--Indigo- Alum Cop
perzGs-Ground Logwood-Go. Redwood
Nader, &c. &c
A few Caiks Red Lead.
~ Pot and Pearl alhes conRantly for Eale.
June n (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
Il. GREELY,

L. GREELY,
Has for Cs, 1T No. /, Long WSa'F
90 boxes HAVANA brown Sugars
60 cheAs Souchong Tea
10 do Hyfon Skin Tea
30 bolts RuiIia Duck
SO pieces Ravens do
20 bolts EnglIlh do
20 do Cotton do
10 hhds w. ] Rum
loo bbls Mackarel
500 bbls Meis, Cargo No. I, 2 * S Beef
100 bbls Pork
20 hhds Molafes
1900 VT. Coffee
goo boxes Candles
eco boxes brown Soap
CORDAGE
BY the gsSg or lrnall quantity
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

EXcHAECE-STREET,
i HAS just received an additional assert
ment Of
Fancy and Stable Goods
among which are, nice A Linens white
and cOlOured Cambrics black ditto; linen
dttoi Long Lawns great variety of
Muslins Cambria and common DimOties !;
light and dark Ginghams; Calicoes printed
CamhrIcs Furniture Chintzes India Cal
icoes; black Lustring white, purple, slate,
fawn and green ditto black silk Laces !;
thread and cotton ditto; f black and white
lace Veilings Ribbons silk and cotton
Cord; Fans black lace Sleeves white
ditto; ladies' extra long kid Gloves short
ditto black, whie and slate silk ditto
gentlemen's silk ditto white and yellow
Marking Canvass Sewing Silk; Working
Cotton; Boss black Cypress black and
white Italian Grapes Canton Grapes of va
rious colOurs-wrought muslin Gown Pat
ternS-imitation ditto-bIack silk Hsndker-
cOlOured dlttO-silk Shawls-
imitation dIttO-cOmmon ditto-black and
white MilGenett-Bonnet Paper-English
Cotton Sheeting-black silk Hose-white
diLtO-cottOn dittO-black and slate worsjed
Shell Combs-fgured mus
I'm Standardization and Cotton ditto
cotton mbrellss-fashionsbl Parasols-
Cypress Shawls-CambriC Muslin-lght
Nanklns-blue India Cotton white ditto T;
check ditto ; Artificial Flowers Diaper !.
Sarsnetts Of all colours Purses =;
SCISSORS Pins Carpet Brushes j.; Floor <
Hearth ditto Hair Ditto Ivory Combs, |
&c. &c. '1llne l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
GROCERIES,.

THE iublcribers RESPECTFULLY inform their
frends and The pubi'c sha, they have
formed a connection in culinels under the
FIRM of MASON Il MOODY, and taken the
new S,H-e .a,ely erected Oh Fed:ra Corner
OPpOA-e he one formerly occupied By fad
Maon. where they offer for Lale general al
iortneUl IF
II III. LnA4 C2.l5 e Grocerief
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

Steel Spring Truhes.
A large ahorJment OF Blanchard's ceIebra-
4 = Ted SrEEL SPaISG TRUssEs. Of all lzes,
which for utility and convenience exceed any
now 10 ule, are kept coslauty for fae by
Benjamin Butman,
EaaLdrPs Frset, PorSons APrd p,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08
NEW GOODS.
f. STEVENS.

ExcHAECE-sTREET,
i HAS just received an additional assert
! ment Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-08

Has Jun reee we'd and now offers for fsle
A Il ~ az fore head Of Green erect, an ad-
-auonal aIoTtmeut OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-07
BLACK FACTS.

The SLAVES ID seven Ct the States
which will probably vote for Madison and
war. amount 70 more than Nine HHgdrsa and
Eiqhy eighy Thousand ! These, II Is well
known, have no m r. voice Or share il the
choice than 50 many Kew.EnElcnd black
cattle. Allowing one elec. or 20 every As, 900
&c these Slaves, Mr.. Mad son and his War.
will receive, and no doub,, boast OF Il WEN
TY ONE such woes But their q lyocaIes
will ssy, they are Constitutional votes.
Granted But pray have not ali the parts Of
the original Consfimti5f which w,re altered
for this degrading Concession" been Obut
Grated BY continual Ai,eyaiiogg 1T this SAM
constitution. The manufacturing Of new
states is violation OF The spirit Of the Orig
inal Compact. CeHfiHek
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-07

4 -NATr-Be NOT deceived,-those
who are deluded INTO belief that Con
gress seriously intend to encourage and
create Navy, will Dc erieyously disap-
p1ipied Popular opinion AZ this mo-
ment compcls the administration TO
feign regard for this establishment,
but il is IA hollow. Rccoll-ct that al
the last session of Congre,s S, the subject
was fully discussed and exploded
Once a Virginian NemLer triumph
antly exclaimed, 4" that me thanked God,
the trees were yet growing IN the for
est, from which Navy must be built
This is the common sentiment among
the war party. II Is true that Congress
may now pass Oh Actto build Ships u
War :-h9zy much On olbte ~ in il be u
pass such an act T? how much will the
pen, INK, paper, and cngrossing Of such
an Act come 10 - This viii De the a.
mount Of the expense and trouble they
will incur about il, unless perchanca
they eHSross the Act on parchment i'll.
stead Of paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-07


Perhaps there is no library institution in
tbs 6 c, whose reputation Las more rapid
n iucress d than Limerick Academy /.
hss been IN operation sbOu, two yeas Oniv.
but hy the unwearied exertions ana alenls
Of its excellent Pteceptor. the Rev. VIII
LIAM GRECO, rs usetuin IS las slread,
been widely dlfIused and il promises 10 n
val the bes5 S mnaries of Tie kind ~ our
coun .ry.-The examinations, which have ia
ken place, while they reflected the highes,
credit on the Instructor for tbs incessant &
successful labors have done honor "a tie
S udyns for their dlhgenl attention and I'M
provement 1t may be said without MUS.
tice, that no Academy considering The ime
of It's establishment has discovered greater
progress Of its Scholars In almOst every
bran u of Literature Z.
Ju Tuz-day yhr "a u utt. the annual Ex
hiati0n Of dis Academy was held. II @
.ttf .rmsnces were received with he high
est qualification Z appisu>e-Thc Orator s,
Scholar were re eacdW discovered; the
ability and fAithtulness If The Instructor fuI
n dsplayed-We congratulate tie Public n
NE Prospect, tnis exhibition resents-Al.
though silua ed ID a new country Il posses
ses every advantage favorable to the pro
motion of Leaning Us situation Is beauti
fuI s. healthy, The encouragement il receives
and the high respect,biliiy OF It's Preceptot
cannot f4tI ID increase reputation and use
tuness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-07
THE FRENCH ANp RUSSIANS.
Eighteenth Byisfin.


LONDON oCr S-We have received Paris
papers Of the % ult containing the Eigh
teenth Bu.iein II he French army
ThI' bloody narra i've is dated ar M1jlisk
ihe Ioth Of sept on which day Bonaparte had
his head quarters ia tina. city and the dread
ia battle If he z h which il De ais was
Tough AZ alitte village ca sl Moik va between
Gaia and Icjafk Bonapa-te having recon
note ed the petitions Of The Russian army on
ehe &. h com nenced bis attack a Gx clock
an the morning Of he 7th The two a-m.es
are na'ed 70 have been nearly equal, beng
10000 each In TWO hours he petitions Of
The Russians were carried, their redousts "a
Ken aud sne vEch artillery. which appears
20 have been imnens, placed on their heights
Rad The day cloted here, Il Is confessed he
10" the French would have exceeded that
OF The Russian, Blu, the latter, undismaysd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-07

partnership existing between Dr. John Con
verse and DT. David g Ba kef, both *
siCisns, expired on The 22d FEBRUARY last by
tie terms thei partnership cnatract-Al
those persons who have during the partner
ship employed d.. John Converse, sre here
BY authorised 10 settle vi the ssid Con-
verse-all those who have employed DR..
David &. Barker, as their physician, are
hereby authorised 10 settle Wit b. said
B4i ker. JOHN CONNEtNEf
DAVID Z. BARKER
D4rhans, july -, 1872