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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-11

Extract Of letter from an American
gentleman in Cadiz, tohiS friend II
Norfolk, dated July Is. 1916.
" There has been for this last twenty
Or thntydays priyateer under the Hi9
Of the Patriots of Sdnlh America, oil this
coast. and las made most dreadful ha-
yock among the vessels homeward bound
She il Baltimore built schooner, car
rying 8 guns and full Of oen, command
ell ay i man named Aimeda, belonging
TO Baltimore; he has captured the fel'
lowing vessels:
A Xebeck with 600 boxes Sugar iron
Hayanpa TO Cadiz.
Bris st. Andera, with 1000 do. 90
do.
Brig Diar nte, 600 do. do, DO, !givier
up,
Ship Blooming Rose, American. de
tanned to take prisoners. land after hours
detention permitted to proceed.
A Spanish ship with 1900 boxes Su'
gar from HAVANA to Ca'iiZ.
A ship of 500 tons 2ooo boxes Sugar.
Three masted schooner La Leona, {
or4OO boxes sugar, so seroons Cochineal
and $4,000 dollars.
1t is said that all of those vessels had
more orles- of specie on board, and there
is a ship belonging TO this place that is
now missing valued at 100000 dollars
the owners are fearful she has fallen In
to bis hands.
Our squadron under the command OF
Commodore Chauncy, sailed from Glib
faltar on the 9th inst. except the Con-
stellation, and she followed the 11tb
It's reported that their destination is
Naples,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
Bank Of The United States.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to the subscribers to
/ y the Capital Of the Bank % the United States
at Portland that the Commissioners appointed by
the President OF the United states TO receive the
said!, inscriptions, are duly authorized by the Pres
ident and Directors vi the Bank Of the United
States to receive the second instaluent OF the SAID
subscriptions, 10 wit, on each share oil che said
Capital, ten dollars in gold or silver coin and
twenty five dollars ia coin as aforesaid or IN Traded
debt, the rates prescribed by the Act OF incor-
poration; with a power vi attorney annexed To
the certificates oil the said funded debt proportions
authorizing the Loan DIGGER Tor the times being
y, ~isose Office the SAID funded deb; -hsH sand
recorded. Cor the Register oftts Treasury OF
tlc Uaitsl States hue STOCK shss stand on The
nooks ti the TreAsu'y) to transfer The same IN
due form otisw, 1, The President Directors and
Company Of the bsuk OF the Unitea 5, ates thai
the said Commissioners as agents OF the Bank
viii attend al the Cumberland Bank he,weeh
a. hours Of ten and enc O'Clock in The forenoon
and thee 10 four O'clock IL the atsersooI,, daily
and eveey day (sund y excep,ed)from The list
Of January nexi epsuh.s 10 The ,25d oi the same
month, both days inc,u,Ne, for tie purpose Of
'tcei.ing ,hs payments IS aforesaid sad cha
the subscribers al their opsion may either pay
tbe second ins,smeht ~ the iKinsl place OF
subscrp,l,n within he tlme here,n ! mised or
NJ the Bank Of he United States a. PHILADELPHIA.
Il. G. rhORN1ON,l
ASA CLAP, s S
Portland, Nov. "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

css herself up very tight with Corsetts
wears her breasts, her arms, and her back
very much exposed paints 10 excess
wears wig, (Which is curled at the sides
nearly as high as the top of the bonnet ar
utlclal Eye brows, mature having denied
her ary) and false teeth.
Her suit consisted of German Baron
about feet inches high, and every way
proPorfoned, whom she had taken from
the ranks oil some German regiment an
Italian Count and Countess, the latter young
and handsome two English officers OF or
binary appearance and manners ; band of
music and a lew domestics.
She appears very ignorant and coarse in
her manners, and indicate in her CONVEX sa-
ZION. She made many inquiries respecting
America, and, among others, il it was not
very hot in Canada And was very much
surprised to learn that 1t was also sometimes
cold. She walks, bows, ,wirls her stick,
and gesticulates like man and, after Wis
ting the Harem, spoke of the customs
there without reserve. As regards her hus-
band, she said that he had in some res1aects
a stronger claim to the title Of Grand Seign-
or, than any other man in the world.
:. She visited the ruins OF Carthage, and
although the Bey offered her his carriage
she preferred riding on jack-ass, with one
slave leading, another driving him along.
The Italian Countess rode a-straddIe, on
horseback, having short pelticoa,s and loose
pantaioons. The other attendants were
some on horses, some on mules, and some
on asses, followed by an immense rabble Of
Turks and Woors, who were attracted by
curiosity TO see this procession.
Her Royal highness talks Of visiting
the United States, as she has great desire
to become acquainted with the Americans,
having never seen but one real one in her
life ;" So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
@Aott(9DS.
Tuesday, November 26, 1916.

In consequence Of the winter estabIshme Mt
Of The mails, it has become necessary again
TO alter the time OF publishing the GAZETTE.
We propose to issue another paper on SAT-
uRDAy AFTERNOON NEXT. and continue TO is.
sue them on Saturdays through the winter
UOur Advertising friends will please to
note this and hand in their iayors as early on
Fridays as convenient.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
. For and Against Separc.,on.


The Committee appointed by the Bruins
wick Convention have presented a Memorial
to the Legislature for Separation, and the mi
nority of the Convention have presenied a
Memorial against separation. These Docu-
ments will be noticed in future. Thesubiect
Of separation has been committed TO Joint
Commtlee. who will not probably report till
towards.the close Of the session. What the
result ought to be can be- no question in the
minds Of all honest men.
The Electors Of President and Vice Presi-
dent, will meet in each state, and give in
their votes on the first Wednesday Of Deem
Der. .e3.
IL is suggested, that the Federalis,s oil
Rhode-isl considering the election OF
President of the U. States as being taken
away from the people and the State Legisla-
lures, and placed in the hands Of the mem
bers OF Congress, in the very face of the
Constitution, have concluded 10 have moth
ing TO do in counlenancing such an act OF
usurpaIio7, and therefore do not intend TO
appoint electors. We wish the same
ground had been taken by other states, and
that solemn protest had been entered into
by them against this manifest violation oil
one OF the mos, important provisions of the
national Charter.-.4lb. d. advertiser.
The Governor OF Kentucky is much abu
sed by the violent Democrats there, for APP
pointing Mi PORE Secretary Of State
they will never forgive MIR. p. for voting
for the National Bank which they have
been SO eager to revive, aud Of which the.
are now SO DESTROYS of having branch!
In the Virginia House of Representa-
tives a motion for the appointment of q
Chaplain, and commencing business with
prayer, has been negatived-for it 75-
agains, it IS.
The State of New-York, has susfendea
| its pay menl fof the relief OF the foreign poor
in the Gfy. 1, is possible this may cause
an Increase of GRIMM is who ara already sc
numerous that the prisons are not sufficient
| to hold them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

estsnG 10 the GWfcie1
*x* Certificates
This NAY certify ,hst l have been troubled
wi,h the Asthma and difficulty Of breathing foe
sb,ut 4yesrs, and having Tade use OF variety
~ medicines and to no effatt until had recours
10 >. Dr.. Re,je's Asshusa,ic P.lis" when 10 my
grea, 10, was rel,r.ed aud can safely recon-.
mend the IN as an invalasb.e medicine TO others
in like csses. hLlhS SftNCEk.
Winalan.. Con. Nay 8 1916.
rP Esseacs II a tsrter frosn gaess,s. Minor u BIZ.
.i.es G. ant, u nggisfs, St.!Te,d, Con.
W L Conway, SIS Your nr. Reife's ssth.
ms,ic) Pills hsyc performed most miraculous
cure ia this town. A msn about SO he'd been
confined come man.hs, his feet and legs badly
swollen bad cough, respiration difficult, end
was gwen haer ts his pbysrlsns and friends who
cons;,le, ed him IN conf med consumption. AZ
ter ,skng boxes Of these Iills, Ill the threaten.
ing symptoms were removed aud he is fast re.
covering.
S,affard, Sep'.l.
These pills give instant case in sl coughs,
Ids, asthma, difficulty of breathing wheeling,
tigh meas Of he chest, consumption, pain in the
SIDE. son,ipv If BIZ cd, chiliness and shiverines
the forerunners of feysrs Se--cemmon code are
re moved in few hou,s.--The sged will exte-
rience relief ,qielly agreeable aud ins,snlsne-
o,,s even when the lungs are stlec,ed, or Price
IL. ~ $50 fo, " DR.. Relics Asthmatc Pnssn
one box con aiming u pills frequently effects
cure ~ None are Seraase sn!ess signed Nv. T.
Conw.," as y0n cahie heath observe th.s
Prepared sud sold wholesale by ". r. CONWAY
Chemist, No. I Ham.i,cn Place Boston, md &c.
tail by appointment, BY S. P.uen Rockefeller
po,tl.nd, Bsbson, Wiscssset ! Coodsis, Hsllow.
ell; d.. Moses Hobrook, NJ. u. Bath; Hon.
Dt. ,ns. Page, brunswick; Scsmmoo, Good
ale, Ssco, Langdcn, Kennebnnk Nhiaple
Newluryport Gushing & Appleton, n. Whip
pie, Saen Oskes Terry, Clmden Adams.
Hubbard, Pr smou'h Bntmsn, Y. N. DIX
mont Aytes. Wfid bort; Oeutt. Boo < Town /;
Cardiner Bowdorh.m Ds.is, p. M. Mont.
vdie Brssns. Cssiiue I; Basg.n, Eaairurt |;
st ick,snd, i; NJ. Wilton; lArssl smHh. New
Giouees 81 Casndler, AieM "a John CO.
Free,,ort; Woodbury., pA.soi I n'es, HIM.
den. and mes, druessss. ho.ks, ers SID Iost.
mss,e thsourhoas re u. S,.tes, wbe.e M ,
be hid al those 1ss,!y esesned end hxk.g sepso,
sed nnscicnes "f,To'sa D. W, I. .oou-,.n
/ 49,. 9 cop,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

THE supscrsoer hereby gives pubc Ho',ce 10
al CONCERNED, inst she has ceen duly sEEoined
and taken uPou berseif,he irus, OF sdmiais rt,ix
On The estate Of JAMES WILLIE Jr.ra G OF
Portland. in ,he county If Cumberland. Mariner.
deceased, by giving nd ss the law dnetts--
She therefore requests ali rersons Who = 'e IN
Il. bed to the said deceased's estate 80 make
immediate payment aud ,bose who have any
demands thereon, 10 sxaIbii the same 20
ELIZABETH WILLIE.
Portland, Nov. ii. 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
NOTICE.

THE personal estate o'Joseph Libby, late Of
= Gssyin tie county Of Cumberland, deo~ss, q
viii be sold BY leave OF Ssmuvi Freemsn, Judge
Dt pfobsr at public ,endue 10 ii eh ehes. b.dder
Monday ,hs 9 n dss Of Dsoe lsher mex, y, IL
o'clock A. M. consls Ing OF one house On lane
OF .nlei L,eby's che horte, one Cow several
sf,,e,es Of b1uAhoid ia, niture ~n,i SINE farming
touis-ssie Ia be o. he pre- miscs.
MARY LIBBY, Aaaainis.r a,sis.
Nov % -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
BOOKS IND STI/ION.4RK.
WEST AND RICHARDSON,
No. IS c3RNHYLL, BOSTON,

No. rs c3RYHKLL, BOSTON,
HAVE for sale, q large and valuable coilec-
ton Of BOOKS IN every besaca OF literature.
Among The gseat vsrIe,y they have, are The fol-
towing standard works. some Of which are well
calculated for social and private iioraries, viz
History of England, from the ear'ie.t pef.0d
90 the year 1918 By J. England, author Of I.
View of the world. &c. in , vols. with CON
tinus.ion to near The close Of he iAte war.
Price S. in bosfls, and Sc bound
Nusssps Modern Europe, new edition, IN
5 vols. price IS dollars
Furgerson's Rome, in vols--7 SO.
Cil'ies' history OF Ancien, Greece, in vols.
Is do!iars.
Compendium Of Ancient Ceography, by M.
d AaVille, in vols. with an Atlas, So
Studies Of N.lure, by ST. Pierre, in 8 vols 50
History Of England, by Hume, Smollet, and
Bisse,, ia Is vols. q 81 50.
B,gilnd'. View OF The World, S vols. l. dols'
Rober,son's Scotland, 2 vols. 5 doil.ss. =
Apqui,el's Un,ve sal History vols I'd dolls.
Ad ms Romsn Antiquities, 5 dollars.
Roo.n>on's History OF Americs, 2 vols. dolls
Tue Domestic Ency edia, S vols Is dolls.
Barsh's Dgnity Of Hum N"ure. D9 80
Eliops bi Z srhic ! DEC ioeafy.3 d,iiars
Chiste subriard's Beauties OF Christianity, .
ne W work, 3 ,isrs
Wills Practical Philosophy ef Social Life, 9
dollars
M9shalps L fe of Washington, Dl5-Ram
says do 3-Weem's do
Piularcu's Lies. 7 vols. 10 dollars
Goldsmith's Manners and Cnstoms ofdifiesen,
nations, 2 vols. dollars, win eistes
Mavo,'s Universal History, 3S dollsrs
Spectstor--Te tler--Cu neutrality-suspicious..
Parks Travels in Afeies, IS
FraEklin's Works, i %
Allison's Serm0ns dollar
Conversations on Chemistry, SO
Wskeheld's Botany, ! IS
A Dictionary of Q ,ol atoms, which are in dai-
ly use, 50
Honn,, More's Essa on ST. Paul, d ilxr
w. & X. have also for sale in any
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
MUSSEY & WHITMAN,
LOST,

MARGETTs' LONGITUDE HORARY,
1vl Azimulh and other 1ables, in one large vol
ume, covered with canvass, aud the owners name
IN the title page. generous reward wili be paid
any person who will leave al this Office imnedi
ately, with Messrs. Gushing and Appleton, sa-
lem. Nov. rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
DIED..

In this town. Mr.. James Frainey, "a native of
Ireland, aged 29.--Nesterday morning, William
Cotton son Of Mr.. Ebenexer Owen ,jr. aged years.
Funeral tomorrow. al s O'Clock T.. NJ.
Al Baicria, IN july let. Capt. EsJah Moore,
late efhs to,sn, master Of tts ship Fair-.fnsrioaa,
Of Baltimore. Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
MfRRIEL.

In Wes.brook, by Rev G. Bradley, JAcos
HIT, Esq. OF Mnot, to Hiss MARCIA LoaDELL,
of Westbrook.
In Gorham, JAoon s. sarTH, Esq, TO Miss
MARY LEWIS, daughter Of the Hou. Lottrop
Lewis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
BY THE NAILS.
NEW YORK, NOV. 10.

NEW YORK, NOV. lS.
The great alarm, OH account OF the short
,rss of crops in England, which prevailed
.,livertool when the Harlequin sailed, had
= rrea, measure subsidized when the I'm
,or,er sailed. ! he weather had become
yery fine, and il was supposed the farmers
would yet generally realize flom two thirds
"a three fourths of the usual crops The
hafves, 10 various parts of Europe has been
universally productive, aud measures have
been adopted in England TO SECURE sutii-
Gent supply. We have very little doubt
that the plice of wheat and -four will be
lover in London and Liverpool,hy the mid
ale fnext month than 1t now is or will
then be, in this city.
The crops in Ireland are bsstsr, than had
been supposed and less injured by rain.
We understand. that, by the Importer,
several of our merchants have received or
dets 10 purchase flour ; but, that they are
limited as to the price, to Ten Dollars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

"AFarmer of York County" is received,
and though his remarks are just and pertinent,
the subject having been very fully and ably
discussed in recent papers & now in the hands
of the Legislature, ii cannot be necessary to
give publicity to them at this time,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

We have received the following additional
returns Of votes from the Seventh Eastern
District.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
Co-partnership Formed.

Co-partnership Formed.
THE fubfcribers in{srm their friends and the
public. thar they have formed conus zion il
business under the q, m Of
MUSSEY a. WHITMAN,
aud have taken the fore formerly occupied by
WHITMAN y Co, where they have for iae Law,
Theological. Medical C'ailical, Hiiforical. Bog
rzphical, Miscellaneous aud SCHOOL BOOKS
CHARLES MUSsEY,
JOSIAH VIII IMAM.
N. B. Perfons having in their pehsfion Books
belonging to the Calculating Library of J w u
Co are rsqueiaed 90 return thetn this week.
Nov 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

Pos,-Masers will confer favor on the Editors
in complying with the following request from
the Post Master General
General Post-O6iee,
Nov. l6, 1916.
The several Postmasters are hereby re-
quired, whenever person,,o whom news.
paper is addressed, ceases 10 take II out OF
the Post Office, to advise the editor of the
paper thereof; and to add ii known wheth.
err the person is dead, moved away, or mere
ly refuses The mail is burthened with
many newspapers, which are q loss to the
proprielors- as well as the public
II. ]. MEIGS, Jnn.
Pos, Master General
Hon. J. TAYLOR, Of South Carolina, has
resigned his seat in the Senate of the y. S.
Hon. MIR. MAyRANr has resigned his seat
in the House.
Murder. We understand, that Mr. Golden
Cooper, Of this city, was shot through the heart
yesterday at Hobokeh) by Mr. Robarts of
Elizabethtown, N. Jersey. II is said, that
the quarrel which led TO this sanguinary re-
JSuit, oiiSipdteu d. puoiie muse IA IN 1aoetn
town, OH Sunday evening last. 1t is also said,
that the moment Cooper fell, Roberts and his
two attendants left the ground, and fled to the
State of Pennsy lyania.-N y. Com. .Adv.
AT the Circuit Court Of Common Pleas now
in Session in this town, THOMAS AMoRY DEB
LOIS and JOHN ANDERSON Esqrs. were admit
ted TO practice as attorneys at said Court.
MEssRs EDITORS.
have noticed Req. .Hr Hooper's attempt
at vindication. With bis peculiar tenets Of
religion or general conduct as a man have
nothing to do. But did regret that man OF
his profession should step aside from what
consider the line of truth and rectitude with
regard TO the subject alluded TO in my address.
Nor can he justify il by the pitful subterluge
of calling names anu drawing comparisons
which have not the least bearing upon the
case. In such scrbling there is neither sense
nor reason, and it would be worse than waste
OF time to comment on the communication OF
the Rev. Gentleman in the last Argus, which
reminds me of an old adage " that man
can write himself down, better than another
can do it for him." OAfORD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
SCHOOL BOOK,

in common use, If which are the following
Webstei's, Pert,'s md other spelling book
--Perry's snd Wsixef's Dis,lonaries-johnso
and Wslker's large do ms worh's sud E1-
tick Atm do.--Gseek Tes,.ment snd L.x,co,
Smiths Latin, Greek and Hebrew Or mn Az
Atof Reading Soo.ps lessons-
Mufr.y's ln'rodnc,son. Key, Sequel, Exercise
and Recherche best editions of each - A dams
Pixies Roofs Temple. and Wsish's Arishme
tics--Stsnnfofa'sE ngish Grammer,'he orc mos,
in use--Adam's, Cummings Godsmith's,
Dwighps and Hubbsrd's Geography
men s-Primcrs--Psslm books, great ysr'et,
Of size AMI bin!.ng-Fara.er's Atm snseks :
AIso--BlBLES oreye.y price, frcm enc 20 thiri,
dollars snd from SIZE tor The pocket to that
tor pulpii.-fhcir ssso.snneas Of
SI.f1YO.\.1Hl,
made complete, ~ The late ,mbort .tions tsom
Europe. The, have Quilts OF I'll prices-W q.
.isrs, some sesy cheap--Ink Pa~dss, red and
bisck--sesliug Wsx-Le,ter Paper. some gil
edged aud hot pressed common do.--Foekei
Baolss--Sand B xcs--Ink Ands--Sl.tes ans
Pencils--Wri,ing aud cyphesing Books-Biank
Books OF every s,z>, kind and pr,ce sene with.
pa,eni spriag back &c,--Daraole lex, aud every
article in drawing aud Painting Casidfen's
Ro Ks a great variety.
Nero isnss. Traders, and purchasers for Libra
ries ere respectfully iu.ited to call, and the;
may are assured ina, he above goods will be
sold ser. low tor CASH or good ciedi.
As w. s. Il. are publishers OF msny ofthe q.
bovc School Book, hey are enabled to sell them
on the 6es, terms. nast
Their .ssosimen, Of RELIGIOUS Books and
LAW, IS also very extensive. 'r-'s
Nov 60
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
From the Richmond Comp,!sr, Der 2

very honest, aud industrious man; with a
respectable and thriving family he had
just procured an oyster cart, to supply our
market with oysters, and WAS engaged in
bis fair and profitable vocation, when he
was cut cffrom life. On that evening, he
vas driving bis cart along the streets of our
city; wbeD he was hailed by white man.
elthe name OF Vial--he subsequently de-
clared he did not hear the hail--but Vial,
Who supposed he did, flew into q rage, rush
ed upon him, dragged him from his cart,
threw him upon the ground, stamped him,
and beat his head with the weigh. which le
unluckily happened to have in his hand. A
gentleman, who was present attempted to
interfere, at the risa, OF some danger to.
himself. But perhaps the dssth-blow had
slfeady been dealt. l he poor creature re-
mounted his cart, end succeeded in reach
ing his home. During the night lis wife
was aroused by his groans, aud before she
could get light, he had brea,hed his last
supposed TO have been sutfocatcd with
blood.-Vial is now in Jail.
Mutiny and Mardey.-Capt Hovey from
St. Pete sburg and Elsineur, informs that
the sch. Plattsburg, of Baltimore, had been
risen upon BY the crew and carried into
Mandal, Norway, and that the officers and
supercargo had been thrown overheard
They afterwards carried her to Chrisiansand
where she was seized, aod the cargo was to
bel sold Sept. 25,by order of government.
Capt. Hathaway, passenger in the Pylad-
q. arrived yesterday, confirms the above.
He states the Plattsburg was from Smyrna
or some other port in the Mediterranean.
bound to the u. States That on the pas
sage the crew attacked the Captain, Mate
and supercargo to get possession Of the |
vessel, in which they succeeded. The cap
tain fell Immediately but the supercargo
and maze fought some length of time with
such weapons as they could lay their hands
upon until through loss OF blood, fatigue
and superior numbers, they fell beside their
commander; and all were shortly after
wards thrown overheard. The crew con.
sisted Of fourteen persons, only three OF
which were Americsns--these three, with |
Dane, went to Copenhagen, alter the Sch
had been carried into Mandal, and there
purchased a small vessel for the purpose of
nasiNg their escape; hu; suspicious arising
that they were part OF the crew OF the Piatts. |
burg they were arrested, carried before the
Police, and there acknowledged every fact
relative TO the bloody deed they had com
mitted They were turned over 10 the
court of chancery. The Plattsbnre had on
board some cargo, and about $4,000 in
specie, which was divided among he crew
1T was said they were ing in great style
N Norway and that they spent from 90 TO
100 dollars day per man. The p. was
owned by Mr. John NOUN of BALTIMORE
The names of the persons murdered were
Barnard, su2ercargo Haggett, master
and Essen mate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
THE ECCENTRIC VOYAGER.

10 the Editors Of the National Laselhgencer.
Gent!emen--Some late letters from the
Mediterranean gives me possession Of the
inclosed information Of the Princess OF
Wales. Isend it to you, uss il as you may
think proper. 1t may amuse some of your
readers. Very respectfully, &c.
Washington, Oct. 90.
The PRIScEss OF WALES.
:" On the arrival ofthe Princess of Wales
q lunis In small Polscre (Which she had
Chartered tor the purpose OF visiting the diff.
'erent parts OF the Mediterranean she wa.
escorted to the Srili,ish Consul ar house BY
The Consnls of the different nations residing
Mere, when bow from Her Royal High
ness informed them she wished 10 be alone
a lew days after she received their visits.
!" Her dress was Of a scarlet velvet, rich
y trimed, cpt lower before and behind than
hvoold be decent 70 name, and descending
oniy 10 The Anees, with sleeves about two
inches long her legs were covered with a
par OF red Morocco Boots, witch came above
the knees on her head she wore a kind
% Bonnet, made OF purple Velvet and scol-
ioppsd toresemble Crown, with 3 Ostrich
'sa.hers, about IL inches long
She is remarkably fat and short bra.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

Co-partnership Dissolved. .
HE Co-par,net flip heretofore existing under
the 6rm Of JOSIAH WHITMAN & co. J.,
this day by mutual content dfssved.
Nov. 10. 1916,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
BRADLEY.

There are upwards of fifty scattering votes
in the above towns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
*.* Certificates +!

TIE following vs.an,a,y re,t.fcaes naust Be inter.
..,;,a - n, ofp,efei p,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

Hon. J. TAYLOR, Of South Carolina, has
resigned his seat in the Senate of the U. S.
Hon. MIR. MAyRASr has resigned his seat
in the House.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

In the Virginia House Of Represent
tives a motion for the appointment of
Chaplin, and commencing business wit
prayer, has been nega,ived-for it IS
agains, it IS.