Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-21


duced one half and the following arti-
cles are permitted to be imported free OF
duty rum and molaiIes, peas, beans,
potatoes, onions, AMI all other gr 'und
proviions or garden fruits; but wheat,
rye and al! other kinds of meal, porks
hams, lard. butter che .fe, timber, fpars,
mats, potts, deals. planks ttaves In oks,
fhineles. iron and wood hoops. and every
Kind OF wood, coming from what place,
or in what Go tom f,ever, are to pay one
rer cent of their value.
LONDON, APRIL z.
We believe we Can vcuch for the &C.
curacy of the following tatement 81
IS Marlhall Souls was proceeding
ar,r,p ,,,tS-r,s .hs ;..,-s,c walk at lam.
burg,a merchant who had fuffffe fesere-
iy by )ave uf, came b Idly up to him
and fad 81 Is thy nasoe Soult ? Hat
thou brought back to US any Of our bank
money!" Receiving no ahiwcr to ms
queries, he Gruck> hin blow, and then
caaed HIM mofa Iouhdy :; The Marihall
made off aud with df6cultv reached his
Hotel with the NIB at his heels PIT
horfes were ORDERED directly, and he fes
off for his uIlerior deftination. Len. Cous.
At fplend-d entertainment given BY
the Lord M ayor of London to the Aus.
TRAN Archdukcs, at which were prefens
all the foreign Ministers. the various So
vereisus of Europe were given as toaifs,
and anfwered by the Mlnitter of each
SOVEREIGN AT length, "the United
S ares of America" was given, when Mr.
Adams gave, I" Henceforsh may there
be no divifion between Great Britain and
America but the ocean; and may the
friendlhip now fulfilling between the
two nations, be as laiting as the language
AMI principles which are common to
both" Drank win repeated fh5ueh
Of joy. M
The Nurenbu Correspondent, of
March conrains tne following artlclr -
+" At the beginning of The rev luton, q
French emigrant family of distinction
reGded at Frankfort. The lady Of the
h uie had jutt lain IN, when news arrived
that the French had CT I'D the Rhine,
AID we're rapidly approaching. The lam.
lily vas forced to fly the infant, girl,
coud not be taken with them. 1t vas
therefore, put to nurfc in poor iamiiy
in the village # F., where there is =
French cal'ny, and 400 forms we're paid
for two years bard, in which time the :
family hoped TO be able to take away the
ehlld. Fate willed otherwiie. Nothing
funher was heard of the family. A rich
miller in the neig hborhood offered, when
fhc was ten years old, TO take her and
educate her with his children. She re.
NAMED in the mllers houie till fhe was
grown up, VIII fhe married young
carpenter, who was poor indeed. bur OF
an excellent character At the end Of
laf year commercial house in Frankfort
received from France commiliian to
look after the young woman, and learnt
what we have itated. In fhort time
Bill of exchange for 100 louis d'ors, and
afterwards another for 10000 francs
were repittcd. An eftate was purchsfs
ed near the village of 81, and the
happy pair rejoiced in the profpect Of
future comfort. But now the wife was
called upon by her parents to leave her
husband and return to France, as ihe was
of sreal family But the noble mind
ed woman, who had learnt in Germany
German fidelity and probity, anfwered,
=" that her husband had taken her when
fhe was poor thar III. had led with him
happy and induisrious life and now
that fome worldly goods were fallen to
her fhAre, she would not defert him, and
would joyfuIly give them up again rather
than live without her faithful German
husband"
Capt. Mathews, late of the feb. Adc-
line, of Baltimore, who was captured in
Dec. lait, and, carried into Ca,thagena,
has jult arrived home, having made his
efcape from Santa Martha, wher: he was
conveyed. with other prisoners, after be-
ing confined at Carthagena. After mar.
rating the mott cruel and abominable
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