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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
HARD WARE.

Table Knives and Forks-Defert do Pen and
Pocket Kuives--Shoe do Blu cher 90 - Rszors
and Razor Sfrops- Brais Cocks rais Kettles
Warning Pans-Fryiog Pans--shoe Hammers
Piocers---Auis b'ades and hats box and poit Cot
fee Msl,- chef, pad, ill, c'ofet and faDek iocks
Hinges and Screws--Norfok q Thumb Latches---
Needles bins Below, aaoried-- Chaiie Whips
-Sia,es-- Pencis--Skates--io res--S hsars--scf
fors- bras plated and iron Candle Sucks Shevels
aud Tong,-Britania and Biock'in lea Pots-Steel
Yards sleigh Beis--Whip S,rings-Hatchets--
Hand screws File,-S,eve Bottoms
Brad. and Tacks-Coat and Vet Buttons Com
mode Handles--Lookng Glsfs, --specs .eles--f
knit,ng Pins-Curry CoInbs : cloth and fhoe
B. uihes-ivory and horn Com stable and tea
Spoons-tcbzcco aud fnuf Boxes-ink Powder
Lax s,snds--paper-. Qus-SAud Stone, Snsffs :
BITS -fp,ke aud nail GImbe Filth Hooks S0ui
tiers aud snulsr Trays-poeket Books sc.
NEHENI M CRAM
GEORGE WARREN
Portland, Nov 3 1916 IT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
China, Earthen and GiaS,
a-p WIRES %
CHARLES BLANCHARD.

No s, A7e,.5 nts R,y. Middle g,sss,. Portland,
OFFERS FOR SALG.
SO cra'es Crockery Ware feIeeted for the country
Is ditto &C. ename ed and blue printed Teas and
ditto ditto ditto ditto ano brown printed
aud fancy coiored Bowls
ditto ditto ditto Mngs
20 ditto aaorted edg'd and &C. Plates
4 ditto &C. Chambers and Bowl.
~ dire aud csHt, bel coameId.
blue and brown prinfed and IRA vApp
common enamefd different
patterns) r8s
ditto &C Difhe.
ditto enamel d Tea Pos. sagars and Creams
Boxes Iudia China Tea Sets
do. Pipes
hhd, american black glazed Tea Pots
~ The above. together with more than one
huodred opened Packages, will be fold low for
cath or approved credit 80
COCO Tumblers Wines. Decan,ers Crui,s 4 Sa'ts
go Tea aud Dining SeIts, OF more than City diff
ferent patterns, from u IS 10 D6o
500 feits China brown, blue. cii-s red 4 black
Printed, enameld and &C. Tia aud Coffee Cups
and szuceS
1000 blue printed Chins brown med, blue and
green edged and &C. D.ihes. sAliAd.. NAppins
and Bakers
200 cafes Knive: and Forks
50 dozen Whips
so do Back Ball
70 fet,s Lusire Tea Pots, Sugars. Stops & Creams
1000 blue sriUted. enamel d, &C black glazed.
rlanifll fin. Brit,auia, block tin, pearl and
Egyptian Tea Pots
Cut Clafs D,fhes--Ds, rs--Tumh'ers Wines
Sugars and Creams J.iiies and Cuilards
Low priced Looking C lsne.-And lroos
Shovels and longs Wafers-Coffee Mi
Houfe. hearth and floor B-u!hes--Be.low
Watch Chains-Lu0re Cana M
Alto variety Of Other article, too numerous to
parituarza Nov g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
PELISE CLOTHS.
BENJAMIN WILLIS Jr. & Co
4 IAVE this day received,
bales Superior and Common
PELlSE CLOTHS. -
STEPHEN PAT"rEN

STEPHEN PA1IEN
Bookseller, 40 s, Jsness Ro4s. ExcAaage- ssree,,
5.es< - IORJLAND,
LAS Just received f csh supply Of ,hese inst.
"a ~ esteemed and highly approved MEDl-
CINES. prepared by W. r. CoSwAY, Chem's,
No. ! Hamilton p,aoe. Boston. ,wIr;
u. DE-. Relies Bussnicai Drons, foe salt
Rheum, Scroiu,a. S,. An,honys Fl e &c.
Dr.. Reite's Astamstc Pills, Tor GU h colds.
! consumpl ions e. for cures see p.mphiet.
Dr Rites Aromatic Fem lie Pills. far OBJ
| struclions &c. and which are equally conducive
TO the hesi u Of mar ted l-des uaiess svatn bres-
| Mani, Vt wph,,me they mus not oe tsken.
| DE-. Relic Aribilious Pulls foe lad gss, ion.
F!aiu'cnce, Bilious Choic, &c.
d. Reife'. VsgetAo,e Si,ec 6c, cure ies The
1" Sex H-ua Ache' though Of years s,sadisS
DIR jeob's Linn .nt,t,r Rheutn ,,isn ) rams
Bruises, Num- ness, 5 iffless in the joints. the
| relief 10 immediate, and cue feqaoat!y IN "a
hours.
British An,isept;c Denifice, which lot only
whitens discoionrea Teeth bet gives she Orig.
nsi e!ieryescnee 10 the gems and TO The breath
impsrts the most dele ctsble sweetness-
Dumtie's Oiusmeni, y certain aud safe GU e
for the ITCH, ,hough ever 30 nye.ers,e, IN sne
hsu,s APPLICATION. 10 dsnger from taking cold +.
CJaioon Corn Pals ec,it al rds instant ease
| At the sumo lime il dsssoves and draws the
SCiH cut ny Nut 'Sps-
Canhrien Tooth che Pills, the relief Is i'm
mediate, and cures Without the least INJURY 10
The Teeth.
DIR. Hunters celebrated Pills. Dr.. Hunters
objection Powders. aud DR.. Huhie = Ccra,e tor
he prevention and cure OF tie senereal disease
howeser inseierste And though OF years stand
ing with which persons may cure themselves
with secrecy for few dollars. I'll ss.f 7H8
QJNone Of me asope Meaicines aye genuine nr-
less signed ". z. Coasoay, % as you ra9le heslsh
oose,oe fhss'y ~
- A i-rge discount TO country traders The
sbose msy likewise be had OF MI. j BISON,
Wiscasset, Goodale. ii .Ioweii. ID Moses Hoi
crook, Nj. ID. bnb, DR. Page, b un,~iek, scsrl
non, GDod.ie, S.eo. Adams, Hubbard, Port
piouth. Whlpple. Newossypor,, Gushing Ar
rle.on. II. Ws,ppie. Ssiem, Bsisnt. caiune,
Langdon, kennebunk, O.kss Perry. Csndfn,
Ayres marlborough. Johnsors Freepot, bu FIN
Passport. Occu.t. Buck IOWA. Gardiner, Bow
doinham, Bu .nam, ID .xmun,, Strickland, VII Oh,
smith, Nav Gloucester. Chandler, Monmouth
Woodbury.. Bangor. DAVIS Nun wife, u'mer
n ampden, and most druggists booksei.efS sne
,,ost-nssless thtoughuui lhe union.
U-P PAMPHLETS Of many extraordinary
cnre. may be h.d a, tue Agents. GRAFT
tz oaM Of.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
MP PUBLIC NO TICE.- 4l>a
apTHE SUBSCRIBER

z EMO legally authorized to fell goods a, PUB
- lie Auction. foiicis the patronage OF his friend.
and the public The moG punGtual attention viii
be paid 10 all onGsnments either for pablie or
privae faie. 49,
ON coNsiosHEFT tf
And will be foid cheApa complete ah,r'mens OF
!, Bras 14ndrons, SboUel5, and longs.
of the newell patterns. Sc
An Eegan, and very ex,en6ve assortment ct
1fab2gaty and Git framed LOOKING
GLASSES, Tea Trays, Jafpan'd
and plated Cdaori
~ As ufnai, canftant!y on hand tand will be
fold Atlow prices Tor Cath or mort credit = very
exienfys afortmeut of +
China, Ginss and CSochery Wdre.
Any Description Of Ware rePaeksd at fhors notice.
N AIperfous who have accounts Of long
Aandine are rsqueited to notice the old adage
iAort fe.temen,s makes long friends ..
Bradbury G. Atwood.
F,yeo.Aa r Us Po'fasd NsV.is (tf).
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
By order ofCo,irt.

ITO be fold AZ Publ; Auction on Wednefaay
the fourth day OF December ness at O'Clock
10 the afte,n DON At the houfe Mrs sylvia Porter
in Northyafmo nth in che County Of Cumberland
abou eighteen acre. Of land being part of the ef-
tate Of SyivAnus Porter Geceaied, G,uAted on the
eaiiesy Ode of Royais river IN Cray for the benefit
of Barbour Bartlets Porter minor and only heir
of the fad sy'vaums Poorer deeeaied. Da,ed at
Cray TIL, nineteenth day Ct November A. d. 1915
CHARLEs BARBOUR. sgess % :
Psisfsd BY fAs eas,t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19

TO tire number Of majorities in each corporation,
and afterwards according to the respective
majorItIes Of all. They are also false, for
these delegates are apportioned neither one
way nor the other
TO BE CONCLUDED nv OUR NEXT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
DIED..

In standish on Cd inst. Mr.. Eliakim wcstcoat,
aged 81 years $3.50
In this town Elizabeth Cartwright, daughter of
Capt iho,nus Robinson, aged s years & mon,as-
John son of M. John Whitney, aged months -
Dorcas, daughter Of Hr. Jondfitan Bryant jr. aged
month.-Barnw sou OF Capt. Sch Bird, aged
years and mouths Funeral this afternoon, at
8 O'Clock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
1o1Sbb Libkvr EHa.s

'HE Gre titoss Of the Riaa'e of Jofeph Libby
lac OF Cray 10 the Coua,y Of Cumberland,
Decesied and all concerned are hereby noaied ,hae
Mary Libby adminfrA,riI on the eit1,s OF faid
decea!ed has exhibited TO me her account Of d :
miniitration againA laid eaass and that the lame
will be conhdered by me At Probate Court 20 be
holden at the Rsgner Of Probate Office 10 Port :
land ON the feeond Wednesday Of December ne5t
at ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon, when and where
,h,y may b.. prslen, aud heard thereon.
sAML. FREEMAN, ysks Pyetsss.
Nov IS 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19

nN,he nth ion, between aud 8 O'Clock in
~ the event & at the tlabls of the iutier,ber, by
one Jonathan Shurtlif Horle fAddle aud bride,
which iaid shurtrf lays he took up asray il TEN
pc itreet. Said horfc rs of light bay colour.
black main and tall hind feet and ci fore foot
white and ha, a white freak in his face. The back
part OF The tree of the fsddie broken. The bird e
has fnufl,. biz, and the rens broken. The owner
may have him again paymen fx keeping him
aud this advertiiemeut. JAMES BuRNHAM.
Portland, Nov. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVING formed connection in trade under
4 the firm of
Cram & Warren, r.
Offer for fsle at the ilore lately occupied by Cam
and Maton. Fore areet head of Long Wharf, a
general sf,rment of -
". L. Goods, Hard Hare, &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
LAND FOR SALE.

pY order OF Court. will he sod At public Aue-
~ tiou, on WEDNESDAY ys iSsS Of December
sert IT . o'clock A NJ. az Capt. sAMssL Lara
ssss Inn. in No,B f"masb all the right WHICH
the chi dren Of LosINo MITcHsLLt late of North
yarmouth decesied. have IN about FIFTY three
acres of LAND partly under improvement. htua-
ted in Pot,nai and " 1a,msss6 aud sdjoioiog Land
owned by Mr.. lanes Mann --Aho--Alit the righe
of faid children. eooG!sng Of ore twenty fsvesth
pan of eighty atrts of l. 4 ND with the busd.ngs
thereon, aud four aeres Of sALr MAsH & ua'ei
10 th 8 town. being part of the eaAte 81 BENJAMIN
NircHsiL deeeafed, which was fet offto MEair :
ARlE MITCHELL widow OF faid dscesfed, ~ hsr
d9wer.-Condition Of payment made known at
the fale. -ssfssss- -
CALVIN sTCCKBRIDoR, Asssi...sr. =
II. Yarmouth, Nov. a. 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19

THE iubicrbe hereby gives public notice to all
/ coaceIn,d tina, fhe ha. cen duty appointed
and AIKEN upon herfef The uait Of taeeu,ris Of she
Ian will aud ,eharsrt II DANIEL BROAD.
STREET. late of Bsidgeon in the county OF CuD
b@rland, Woman deceAfed, by giving bond as the
law a;rsctsshe therefore tqusifs ali petfons who
are indebted 20 the laid deeeAseds ehs,e to make
immediate payment aud ,hofe who have any de
msnds thereon, 10 exhibit ne tame 70
BETSY BROADJIRfBr
Bidge,ou. Nov. IS: 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
EGP SALE

A FARM eoniilirg Of about A. acres of excel
"A len, Land Ii ua,ed Dear the nice in, houfe
in Powpai About 2 or IS acres are under i'm
provemeut and ,be remainder has hahdfome
growth Of wood said Farm has tmall Hsue
and barn therecn-is abcut miles from Davi-
landing 10 Ncrshyafmouth aod lies on the iial.
lowell county rosd.--1etms iealonsble- for par
ticu'ar, appyso PEREZ CHAPLIN.
Pownai Nov. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
TAKE NOTICE.

T14KE NOTICE. =
To eGH at public gendile,: to TIE bgbsf
6idasr. on IHURSD.dTtbe f.5slvtd day
sf Decent r next, at the Dwelling house Of
Thomas SovLF, at 2 o'clock, p. M.
A ii. he Real Raase belonging to Dorrr
RoGsRs ia,e Of Freport, decesfed, which de-
ieendsd to her from her father. To be fold for
the payment Of the ju!a debts Of i.id deceaisd, BY
order ct Court. ~sA -
JOHN A. HYDB, AAWiJssssr
Fyetfo.f, Me-. tS. 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19

HE fubfcfber hereby sves pubic notice 20
az eonesrnsa that he has eseO duly appointed
and AIKEN upon himief the ttu0 of aimnlra,or
Of TIE efta,e of JOB HARDING la,e Of Portland
IN ehr county of Cumberland Merchant axcesfed
by giving bond as the law direc,s-He ,herefor.
requa.:s all perions who are indebted TO m. aid
dseeafed's eiiAte TO make immediate payment, ara
those who have any demands ,hesssn, 10 exh;b,,
tae ZANE to
Stephen HANDING.
Portland Nov. Is, 1916,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
TO LEFT.
NOTICE.

A Special meeting of the Stockholders Of the
IA Usasf Merre and Fvs In's,asss C.mPo'y of
Portland, viii be holden At their office on W1D-
NEsDAY, the 4sb day g Deee~5ev resf at o'clock.
p M to act on any budnets that may come bsfar.
them. Puactua, attendance 10 requeiied
BY eras, IF fts P,aiiesf end Di,1s'o,'
J.. WOODMAN, Sss'y.
y. M h I. ms Off e Nov IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
Portland Nov. Is. 1916.

ASAwAy from the iubierber OF the 10th inf,
An indicated boy by The name OF Webner w
forbid hafborng or ,ruairg him on nv sero,,r,
az will pay no deo's OF h,a contracting
He2. Wins,ow.
Portland. New. ls. 1876
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
lOHN P. THUKaION.

Has roa SALE at No. 4 Long WbpF
20 Hhss Nindwatd i1and aud Sc Cso,x kUM
10 ditto N II ID.
pipes BRANDY
! ditto Hoa GIN
2 ditto American do
kegs TeBdcc0
Eyton and oouc..osg TEa
/. iboa and Malaga WINES
IS eeeits treih RAINS
SO boles dis; cdNDLES
40 pieces RdYENo DUCK
8 esfk, OLlEES Nv 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-10
JAIL. BosroN

~, oHH00y noon, sou June.
The Loadon paper Of the 2Oth, contains
extracts from Paris papers to the 18Th.
which represent the conspiracy in France
as more extensive and alarming than the
previous accounts stated it.
Several arrests have taken place n D ion
and Mirabsau. Of the rebsIs taken AZ
Gfenoble, 80 were tried on the 9th 81 of
them were convicted, of whom II were
shot the following day.
zen. g2ult and Captain Thomaison
had been tried by the second council of war
OF the first military division, sitting at Paris
the former was absent and contuma-
cious--the latter appeared. They were
charged with using the funds at Epernev.
Tor The purpose o. corrupting the troops
and inhabitants, ii favoer OF the return of
bcnaparte. The total sum so applied
was stated at 17,40O francs, There was
in it an item Of 1000 for fayorinr the es.
cape OF a spy. Gen. lligauIt was found
guilty, and sentenced to death. Thomaison
was acquitted.
a great and alarming disturbance had
taken place in England,ia Suffolk, Norfolk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-10
dated Saturday night,
LATE FROM FNGI,AND


For the London papers to the 9Th Nav
(Snentioned ia our first edition. ws are in
debtel to a mercantile friend. On re De,
rns'ng them, We find they afford
J. The Russian new iariff for which
we nave not now room.
2. Paris newspaper and letter accou.ts
OF the insnrrecton at Grenoble and plots
at PARASITIC same accounts as given in our
last.
3. The General Orders issued by order
OF the Prince Regent, Containing deci led
expression of X. HIS most severe repre-
hension' Of MJor General Sir X. Wilson'S
and Captain Hutchiason's conduct for hav-
ing engaged in measure, [Lavalette's es-
cape,) the declared object of which was to
counteract the laws and defeat the public
justice Of France. 1t is moderate iebroof,
and they are let off without the loss OF their
commissions.
4. The congratulatory addresses of the
Houses of Lords and Commons and the
City of London, to the Royal Family on
the marriage of the heiress to the throne,
and the answer OF the Prince and Princess
OF Cobnurg, Her NJ jesty. &c.
5. The proceedings at the Anniversary
Meeting OF the Grand British Institution
or Schools for All at when we notice our
Ambassador. MIR. Adams, attended, and
was an applauded spokesman, in favor Of
the advantages of educating the poor
!" Education" he said :" is knowledge, and
it leads to virtue. This truth he knew
would come home to every British bosom.
In America there was zeal for the educa-
ton ot the poor and he regarded it as
one of the most glorious of the blessings
derived from their British ancestors" The
q 80 f. n, u
having been put by Mr.. Adams, and re-
ceved with acclamation, his Royal High
ness the Dnke of Kent said, " feel era-
tilted that this motion cane from
the Minister Of the United States. have
long lived in the neighbcrhood of the L..
states, and it was ever grief to me that
the two countries should I've at variance.
Their language and their interests are the
same, and their friendship should be inv-
olable."
6. A letter from Sierra Leon, dated the
26th Jan. stating the capture Of the schoo-
ner Rosa, formerly the American priva--
teer Perry, OF Baltimore, under Spanish
colours, manned by AmericaGs, with $50
slaves that the coast was full of Amcfi-
can vessels under Spanish colors, from Tia
wanna that two of her consOrts with from
CVV w ~" Si"fCSt ndu VIC pdi tcu lhaL
ship OF 20 guns and f2O men was of Cape
Mount, making up a cargo Of 1900 slaves
and that his Britannia Majesly's ship Ban.
winch captured the Rosa, was going in pur
suit.
Z. They also state that numerous emf
gratioas are daily taking place from Great
Britain to the Un ted States and that ma
ny Of the most useful and ingenious me-
chanics and manufacturers in France. as
well As many OF the most opuient families,
are contemplating 90 remove with their
s...!! aua cap.al - America.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-10

priateuess. "Iu Zur.ch. the husband and
wife who apply for a divorce. on the ground
of incnmpariDiiity Of humor, are s.iut up to
gether for a fortnight in tower on the
lake. They have only one apartment, one
bed. one chair, one knife, &c. so that Tor
sitting or sleeping, eating or resting, they
are completely dependent on Zach others
complaisance. IL seldom happens that
they are not recoaciled before tie fortnight
expires"
"PARIS. May 8.
The following are the details in the
ministerial circls1 concerning the conspi-
racy VIII oh has jas, scen discovered AT Pa
RS there can be Little doubt vi their au-
thcntcity -
Some OF the agents uf the Military po-
lice forming part Of the nocturnal patroies
had remarked an Individual, apparently Of
the inferior class, returning to his house, in
the Rue de Ia iiarpe, at four o'clock in the
morning. He was traced at O'Clock in
the evening to an obscure hotel in the Rue
tic Ia kachechOuald. where he regularly
passed TIE night. He was seized at the
end OF fortnight, as well as all the per
sons assembled there. The. greater part
were dishanded officers men already sig
nalzcd by the Police. Their examination
led to further discoveries press and Sc
vcrdl seditious prOClanaticns were se'zed
rather. am informed, tending to subvert
the present government, than in favor Of
the Usurper or any other Pretender 1t is
asserted that the apprehension of Bencit,
Marct's Secretary, in Switzerland. and Of
the ctevahcr St. Aignan. have thrown new
and unexpected light on the subject. This
is now believed to be subordinate ranii-
cation of deep laid plan. which embraces
in its action Fouche at Dresden. Carnct at
Warsaw. EXce,msns in the Netherlands,
and Soult at Dusseldorf Considerable
sums of money have been already secured,
aud as the aAAir will shortly be examine q
by u Court of justice, the public anxiety
will soon be dissipated. The Government
appears perfectly satisfied with the mea-
sures already adopted, and full of conf
dence in the activity of the police.
&c M. NJ. M, Jon and Clouet, formerly
Aides de-Camp to Marshal Nay, have
been unprecedented at Nismes. The mo-
tives OF this measure have no connection
with the affiir have just related. Ii is
believed these gentlemen are acting under
an entirely different influence"
May 9.
On Saturday, the ., a Court Martial
will try General Lefebvre Desnouettas, an
outlaw. n. B. He is snug in Baltimore.
Fourteen young women, 70 to be chosen
by the Wears of Paris, and by the con-
sistory Of the reformed church, will be
married ct the expense of the city of Pa
ris, on the day of the Duke of Berri's mar
rage, and will receive each a portion of
1900 francs.
Marshal Masscna is at present very dam
gerous!y i'll.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-10
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Margaret, M'Lelland, has ar
rived at Boston, from Liverpool, frem
whence she sailed on the 25th of May.
The markets for cotton, ashes, &c. had
Improved a little but owing to several ar
rivals, they were getting fiat again.
The ship Mincrva, Sketchley, has arr. at
Liverpool, in about twenty days from New
York.
The following articles are copied from
the ID edition of the Boston Evening Ca
zetts--
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process instituted agnip,t him. and what he
'"ight have to otior IA his defence could be
hra.d
TIE reporter Observed that Fenerol Bcr-
;rsnJ's s'tua,icn was well Known by every
b dy. We all kaow that the accused was
uader physical add nirr,l impossibiiity to
rrcsen; hi.nselt hcfCr,. the Council ; conse-
q ient,y, h invited the kings Attorney to
o'ate a requisite ~ reject the demand
su,ba.tted by the relation of general ber-
trand. the kings Attorney lid SO. aad
his requisition vas supported by a majority
o. four votes u three.
Alter having retired and de.iberatod, The
Council pronounced through It's Pr ST.
dent
Isl. I at general Bertrand was guilty of
having attacked. by force of aryns, France
and The government.
81. That ne bad TAX; y an i've part in
ths ent .rprize ofthe usucpsr, tending to de-
stToY tue leg t,nate government.
Having been found guilty of both charges,
by AN unsnimous vote, General Bertrand
was conaemned TO the psin CT death, in
conformity TO the 18th and S7th articles of
the penal code. To the expenses of the pro-
cess, and the publicity ofthe Judgment to
the number OF 500 copies.
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LONDON. Nav 90

49, -, LONDON, May 20.
some Dutch and German papers arrlv-
Ell yesterday. The Emperor Alexander
mas published Declaration. which com
pletely refgtes every suspicion, that the
late alliance Of the three great Continental
Courts IS q rected against the Ottoman
Porte. His Majes,y again announces, that
1t has no other object than to found the
happiness OF States, and to conforn to the
Christian sentiments of peace, concord and
benevolencc.
1t appears in the French Budget, that
the national Income was 570,454, $40 francs
ErhenSeS 54S, 252, 500.
1t is now generally known, that the &C.
LIBERATED Ialma, the Kemble Of the French
stage, IS an Engiishman. H had attained
ms twentieth year before he lett Eng
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-10

<G,iS, A2ay II.
Some disturbances are said 10 have t.
ken place a; DJHn, but ] know not with
what truth. At Lyons the disafIected en-
tertsinsd new hopes, plans were laid Tor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-10

BosToN, July 9.
b. the arrival frcm Lisbon, we have r..
ceived the papers OF that CITY to the so,,
OF May, and the fnlirwing article. has hea,'
obllgingly translated for us. IPaliadium.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-06
West India .Nisars.


A Barbados paper, under date of
g Bridgetown, Sept. sS, has the following
article which is Incredible by US -
The ship Count de Palma, touched
here on Thursday last from the South
Pacific Ocean She had been one of the
squadron Of the republican government Of
Buenos Ayres, q is commanded by capt.
brown, to whom they give the title Of
commodore or admiral Whilst in their
service he had been particularly enter
prime and was CD his return to that
port, from a long and successful cruise,
when he received intellig of the Por.
|tuguese having taken possession of Mon
|tevideo probably in behalf Of SPAIN
(which of course would be followed By
their other operations against the repub.
llicans, so that, had he continued his voy.
Iage, he might have exposed himself IL
capture, and therefore, as he could nc
IIonger be Of service to the cause he had
lespoused, he shaped his course for these
lseas. and has proceeded to the leeward
Iperhaps TO obtain supplies or dispose OF
1.-The vessel in some neutral island.