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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-11

Extract sfa letter rom respectable gen
feman IN Bwdeaux. to q fsxnd in Bstfon,
dated dtrT 5
Refprcting Politics, have nothing
new TO Communicate W. enjoy peace
and tranquility, ard the French people
are l,okiug forward with confidence, to
the time. when he wounds. Inflicted up
Oh rhcm by the perhdy Of he Tx Army,
ana rev fetish. Intriguing Individuals,
wi be healed ny the wise and mid gov.
eraa.ent of their Legitimate Sovereign.
1t Is isuly amufiog to read here the des-
criprion gwen in the American democrat
ic papers. of the iituation of this country.
According to them, it is impossible to
live in France but can allure you, it
is not 10 bad yet The people. notwith
BANDING the haydfhips and humiliations
theY have had to fufer, have not loft
their usual gaity they fns and dance
as heretofore and, wha, nay appear
more miraculous to Esne perionS, the gratis
Gill grows, and the Sun itiil ihines, altho'
the " sutsr eminent 4.epolsan" no longer
reigns over France.
Comfortable comments are made up.
on the ridiculous tenderness which fome
sranf atlantic prints affect towards the
/" Wuf,ious Exiies." and fome others.
who have SO much contributed towards
the last mad enterprise of the ufurper.-
Nobody here envies the felicity Of poaef-
;ne rhofe virruous Characters on the
contrary, their abfence is matter of ex-
ultation with all friends to tranquility"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-11

Who were al chosen. The Convention then
seps,sled.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24

guilty Of felony, and shali suffer death
as in cases of felony, without benefit Of
clergy.
vi. And be it further enacted, That all
offences against this act, wheresoever the
same shall be committed, whether within
the dominioas Of his majesty or without, or
upon the high seas, nav be enquired of,
tried, heard, determined, ana adiudgc,i in
any county within that part cf his maies-
TVS donations called EngiGnd, in like
manner. and by jury of such county, as
ii such offences had been committed with
IN such county; and that in every infor-
nation of indictment for such offence, such
offence may be lail aud charged to have
been committed in such county.
VII. And be it further enacted, That
| all persons who shall be apprehended, de,
tanned, or iii custudy. CHARGED with any of
fence against this act, may he detained il
custody and sent to England, in order t.
their being proceeded against and triet
Tor such offence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24

their details Of minor events are not very
interesting.
An articiein the Leyden Journal, under
the Florehce date, mentions, that il was a
CONDITION o. the treaty made between the
two Slcilles and Algiers, that the former
should pay an annuity of $4,000, besides
paying $1,000 each, for the ransom of the
prisoners to the number of 1000 who were
iouad there. We mention tins because IL
is IN direct contradiction to an article on
the same subject we quoted from Lev
den paper some days ago. Ii is added.
that S57 Neapolitan prisoners had obtained
their release and returned to their country
1t IS asserted that the pontifical fac is put
under the protection of Austria, by which
means 1T escapes the tribute heretofore
paid to the African Reeencies.
London papers mention a report of an
intended UNION between the Duke of GIou-
cester and the Princess Mary.
The Austrian Marine is to be encreased
to 10 frieates, 90 briggs and so eur..b boats.
The riots in England had not been en-
tirely suppressed, but no very great ex-
cesses bad been committed.
Prices at London, .Nay es.-American
9 per cent Stocks IS l.a-Dollars. each
Is. 8 I-2d-Cotton, Upland, 10 cid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
FURTHER.
--latest from London.

The editors of the New York Gazette
are indebted to their London correspon-
dent Tor London papers, &c. down TO the
last Of May, afOrdiug several interesting
aftic es.
A letter from an officer in Lord Ex.
mouths Aeet j. the Mediterranean, is pub
ished ~ the London papers. II details
the operations If The feet before Alriers
and TunIs. and adds the following -
8. The leet is now (21st Of Ap6l) under
weigh 10 fripoli; and when we shall have
effected our negotiations there, shall rem
devious at Cali, 70 Sardinia 90 thence 10
&lgiers, to obtain a revision Of treaty
made by the Dey with America, by which
a. undue advantage has been granted 70
that nation, as itfespects the disposal Of
their prizes in The Dey's ports and then
we shall proceed to England"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
LATEST FROM EUROPE.


BY the ship Brutus which has arrived
this day, from London. we have received
London papers to the 51st OF May, from
which the following articles are extracted
LoNDoN, May ST,
Mr.. Canning has accepted the Office Of
President of the Board Of Control and
2 MeeE:a:.hle. Of Parliament in his steaG is to
he chosen for Liverpool.
Mr.. BrOugham gave nntice Of motion
for the destruction of the Treasury Re-
cords. of the income Tax The Chancel
Ipr OF the ESchequer said they should be
destroyed. The object of Mr.. B. is sup
nosed to have been partly to shew de-
tcstation of the tax; and partly because it
was nnnroper for government to possess a
schedule OF each mans property.
Lord Grenville, last night. gave notice
IN Parliament, of y motion for the nert
session, tending to enforce registration az
slaves 10 the West indies; and Lord Ba-
Hurst declared government 70 be ready TO
concur in eHecting the measure.
Our Paris dates are to May 81.
Gen, Chdrfrand was shot at Lille Nav
22d, GgreeablS Ia sentence of a court
martial at that place, for the part he took
in the rebellion of March, 1915.
Didier, the chief of the insurregtion ut
GrenObIe. has been given up by two of his
acccmplices
a son Of Boissy d'Anglas has been ar
rested. Also, Count De THiars.
CauliRcoart, Duke of Vicenza, was ar
rested May 2lst at his muse IN Picardy.
conveyed TO Paris and confined an secret
it is stated thai he is implicated in the late
rebellion at G,enoble.
F0acde remains in Germany, and is
said to be occupied in writing his political
memoirs.
II is confirmed that Sararg and Tale
Tnand have been permitted 10 leave Malta.
They have embarked for the U. States.
The friglte Amphitrite and the Louvre,
Cute, have sailed from Frauce for Pondi-
cherry, with Count Duouy and suite, Go
vernon of the French possessions in India.
A squadron from Guadaloupe was to
sail the beginning of June.
The ri is which bad lately taken Mace
IN several di tricts in England, had been
quelled 1T fine last dates, and order and
suhOrdinatinn restored.
Lady Hester Stauhope. niece and com
iluiDif VI l'lN ldlt W W. tNts tHCC0lNlNQ
to the French papers,) is now at the head
of three tribes OF Bidoans, Arabs in Egypt.
She had been an extensive traveller in
mraDv with Bruce, lately tried at Paris.
and from feeble timid woman, has be.
come strong and courageous Amazon.
Her followers look upon her as a supe-
rior being; and she declares she will never
fcrsake hem.
A letter from the Agent of Lloyd's, da-
ted MarseilIs May 18th, states. that in the
beginning Of that month. an instruction
broke gu at runis; that the insurgents
killed The Bey, and offered the crown to
hl1 brother, who refused il. that they got
pnssession, by stratagcm, Of tie galeta and
forts, and spiked The gurs that they then
oOk possession of corsairs. armed with
10 aud 20 guns each; one brig 90 guns,
40 men; brig 10 guns 2 schooners
10 CONS, with which they sliled. taking
with them considerable booty and several
of the principal people, supposed for Con-
siaLtinOpie.
Miss O'Neil has refused e0OO euineas
far aH engagement Tor three ,CeeieS at the
Birmingham Theatre.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
BELFAsr, Nav, IL.
SHANE2S CASTJF

we never had more painful dutv 70
perform, than that which falls 10 our lot.
namely, to announce to our readers the In
tal destruction, by fire, on the uisht of
wednesday last, of the princey Msnsion
OF Earl O'Neii, the antient, bospitabIs
magnificent Shane's Castle, which at this
moment, is heap of ruins. It was disco
yeTeh las lar as we can at present ram
information) that fire had BROKE in an nm
per apartment about O'Clock on Wednas.
day evening, and though, as NAV be sun,
posed, every human effort was immediafeiv
resented 10, yet, we are sorry 10 saw. q rs.
pld was the progress of the deyouTino ele..
men, that ~ a few hours this naqrifcent,
building was literally pillar of flame -
We understand that the amiable owner of
his so lately celebrated Castle. was nm toie
spot Outing the entire conf grafton. and hc-
held, with manly fortitude. the destruc-
ton oi that magnificent pile, which fo.
upwards OF i've centuries past hadbean the
residence OF his illustrious ancestors.
We cannot presume to calculate tho los,
sustained by Lord O,Neil, upon the nre-
sent occasion, or pretend to say vhetbor
hls Inrdsmp bad insured all, or any. Of HE
immense buIldings---frum cur hearts we
trust he may We have been informed
1--WE hope correctly thar the family psners
and the plate. which was valuable and
magnificent beyond description. have been
saved but we much lear that the libr,r1
has been destroyed.
We are informed by sDscf,for "a
nothing could exceed the awful solemniss
(if we may so express ourseiyesl If liz
scene, during the conflagation the bori.
ION, for miles round, presented an arnear-
nee slmiiartO that witnessed, in asurD,nor,q
morning., before the sun burst unon de
view, whilst the expansive waters o. 7 ,ouob-
Neagh, displayed sheet OF living FAM
rejecting upon the eye Of the bebolder. tLs
steady blaze IF Che burning pile.
The entire hills and rising ground. Co,.
miles round, were covered BY spec,,to,s
who beheld in profound and stnpifsd se,
to isbment, t terrific devastation ~ tba+
prlncely castle, where, foe centuries. had
resided some Of the most illustrioys mos
Of Ulster. -'''S'
This subject is painful beyond descripti.
on Tor we find, that by the ruin of Shsne;s
Castle, the north Of Ireland has lost one oe
ITS most celebrated ornaments and donbt.
less, young DObleman, amabIe for hi. VIM.
tues, must be plunged into considerable
degree OF mental suffering, as well "a ner.
sOnai inconvenience.
GENOA, May 10.
great number Of French and Spanish
SHIPS have arrived in our port, which is
blocked up with Shipping THE merchants
begin to engage in speculation, to which
tue guarantees OF peace give prosperity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
NEW YoRK, July II.

=, #, 49, VIEW Ohk, July Ii.
BY the fast sailing brig Aid, which arri-
yea at this port yesterday in thlrty-;!,.ee
days from Bordeaux, the editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser received from their
correspondence file of French papers 10
the o,h OF June. which do not, however.
furnish any news of moment.
PAR1s, May 81.
FRINGE Talleyrind returned to Paris ~,
the G0tb of MAY. "a
jane 1.-THE Mareschal.du -Cbamp
GrouYer, has been condemned to death at
Strasburg, for havi4g joined the Usurner
at the period OF his landing In France.
Letters from Cronstadt of the 4th n,t
say that on account of the ice no merchant
vessel has entered that port.
The Court of Russia had gone into
m5ourning tor two months, on account of
the empress of Austria.
The report OF lord Whitmouth having
been appointed ambassador at this Court
IS wholly destitute If foundation.
We hear from Rome. that the mprderar
OF Cardins! Doria's chaplain has been fonnd
and executed. His death was SHOCKING
NE was beaten dead with clubs, and alteT.
wards qurtered.
The Duke Ferdinand, brother to 4b.
king of Wirtemburg, has been anpointaJ
by the emperor OF Austria governor of Vi
enna, aud of Upper and Lower Austria.
Marshal GrOuchy is under trial (par con-
tumace.) W. ;.
J,ne s.-Marshal kusereau, duke u Z
Castigiione, died frw days ago of dron
sY IN his chest at one Of his estates.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
TORTuRE 80 MAnRIn

Vincent Richard, despicable enihusi-
ast, suspected of plotting to produce a
counter-reynlution IN Soain was seized and
imprisoned in Madrid on the 18th of Fe-
bruarv. On the rack. he accused as bis
2 completes the Ex- General Renoval.s.
Don Ramon Calatrava, Don Juan 0'Dopo.
u-and Don Juan Antonio Yandioia. Ca
larrava and Renovales fed. but Yandiola
nd O>oonoju, unsuspicious of an accuss-
non so completely groundless, were ar
rested ami thrown into dungeons. They
we've then put to the TO fure, to eytoit
,eniessions from them Old lnoin had fine
ails his hands and feet torn Of by the
roots, HIS life is despaired of Ya1diola
was chained TO the ground and an enor-
nous weight placed on his breast for 49
hours. They both persisted in their inno.
eencc to the last. Yandiola was not libe-
rated from torture until he had become
speechle's and cone into COMMISSIONS
He row lies dangerously i'll.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
N.Ew- YORK, July Is.
LATEST FROM FIR ANCE

The ships Ceres, Smith, arrives at this
port Yesterday from Havre de Grace, from
whence she saliedon the 4th of June. BY
this arrival Paris papers of the Goth of MAY
have been received but they do not fur
nsh any news ofmoment. Markets re-
mained asper last advices.
.Fser .fIr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
NEw-YoRK. Inlv T..

OINN3 "UTy ~ NOOT.
A freud has loaned us Belfast news.
paper, of May IS, from winch We have CO.
pied few articIs. Among them will ba
found Commercial Law Case of coDsidp-
Bile intetest.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
BosroN, July is.

BOSTON, July 10.
We we're yesterday favored with Gioral.
tar papers to May %. They do not con-
tain any news of Importance. Ii aepears
by letter from the British Consul at Ca
diZ, that two Spanish vessels have beer
captured of Cadiz by privateer. dnder
the South American lag-prnbablV th,
Romp, since arrived in the Chesapeake.
We have seen private letter from Eu
rope, which mention that tits supposed to
be the intention of Lord Byron, VT. has
LET England for tie East, to ioiu Lar,
HESTER SrANHoPE. in Arabia. As the
remarkable adventures of tbs distinguish
ed dy may not be knOwn to many Of onr
readers. we copy fhe oIIowig account OF
them from late French paper.
/ Lady HrsTga SrAxHopE, who belong,
to one Ofthe dtst fam lies in England. me.
i rits place among fire most celebrated and
intrepid travellers Of the present age. This
lady, the niece the friend, and the int.
mate companion Of the great P1rr. wa
not less attached TO him by conformity oI
mind than by the tic of blood. Sine enjoy,
a pension fom her country. Prrr, Who
as IS known, died without fortune, left
to his pieces, poor ike himself, few line,
IN which he recommended themt to The ec
nerosity OF the eople Of England --Aftei
the death OF her uncle. Lady Hester form
ed the project Of travelling IN the Levapt
She first repaired 20 Malta, and from
thence proceeded TO Constantinople.-
Wishing afterwards to make a pilgrimaa,
to Palestine, she sailed for the Holy Land
but had the misfortune to be shipwrecket
offthe isle Of Rhodes. Cast on a barrer
rock, she seemed 10 be destined to perisl
Of hunger; jnf an English ship which an
pea ed on the following day took her oI
board and conveyed her to Syria. Their
shetravelled in all directions, accompanie,
by MIR. Bruce, who has Just Dser tried Fl
the part he took in Che escape OF Lava
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24

iette. She spent several years wandering
among the ruins of Pclmyia and Iiieropo.
iiS, and exploring the vallies Of Mount Lee
Damon. Liylng for whole months on rice
and water, anu accustomed to the frugslily
OF oriental habits, from being feeble aud
nebiiiCated, she became strong aud vigo-
rous Amazon. According tn letters which
she mas addressed to her family ir England,
she is now at the head of three tribes of
bedouln Arabs, who regard her as being
OF superior order. She bus had several chill
dren whom She was fond of, brought to
her from England; and she declares, that
she VIII never forsake that land of the sun,
to breathe the humid and cloudy atmos-
2hefe Of Great Britain.
From Haisfa.r papers, July S.
On Thursday last His Exceilency the
Governor 10 Chief, and his very am;sble
lady, embarked on board His Maiesty's
snip Niger, for Quebec--which shin sailed
ON Saturday afternoon We wish them a
short aud pleasant passage.
| On "Wednesday evening Maior-General
George Stacey Smyth and suite. arrived
Intown trum New. Brunswick and ON
Thursday His Honor took the usual oaths.
IN presence of His Majesty's Council, as
ADMINISTRATOR Of the Government of the
Province OF Nova Scotia and its Depsn-
denotes.
| We are concerned 30 state, that on Fri
Iday morning last, 1t two O'clock, the trans
port ship Archduke Charles, Capt. Brown.
from Quebec bound to this pert, 6 having
on board SIX companies Of the Nova-Scotia
Regiment, under the command of Lieut..
Col. Daring, struck on a reef of rocks near
Green Island, 10 the eastward of this Har-
lb"ur, aud almost Instantly bilged. ofthose
on bcsrd, we are happy to state. but eight
persisted: 4priYates, 2 women and 2 chill
dren.
On Monday afternoon the survivors ar
rived here in several small vessels, belong
ling to eastern harbours, which went to
| their assistance
by this distressing accident the persons
who survived have been deprived of every
article OF their baggage, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
Translated for The .NeyeanGle .7dUertf,sr from
late French Pabers


PANS, MAY 26.
Almost all the German Journals fix the
month of July next for tue interview, which
they assure us is TO take place At the Baths
Of ioepl tx, between the emperor Of Russia
and Austria and the King ofPrussia.
Key 27.-It is laid that his Royal High
ness the Prince Regent has consented to
deliver Gen. Ar,pel. (who was arrested in
HanOEer) to the King of France.
The Prevotsl court held its slttinps yes
terday when Felix Beaucoin was brnnObt
before it, charged with having, on the 4th
April last, at the moment when Monsio-
neur the Duke de Augouleme was enfer-
ing his carriage, used expressions tebdipo
TO weaken the respect due to the c d
person Of his Royal Highness. TIE cel +
condemned him to two years i'm ,,i.on.
ment, 500 francs fine, 5years Sur veiLance.
aud the printing of 200 copies of his SEN
fence.
May 30.-The Correctional Tribunpl nm
Tuesday last, condemned to nine months
imprisonment a labouring woman, called
FOucher, aged 5s wears Of age, sister of Ge-
neral Hoche, for having, on the s2d April
in tavern invoked the name of the
Usurper.
TIA Duke Of Wellington is expected 3.
very moment at Paris. He was TO have
left his head quarters at Cambray yester-
to-day. His excelIency will assist AT The
Fetes which viii be given IN celebration of
the marriage Of his ROYAL Highness the
Duke DO Berri
,J,ue 2-To day the members of the Is
raeiitish Consistnry are to assemble At 5 %.
clock ~ the evening, TO set up the Bust of
Louis 18Th in the Place of their Sittinos
tnd to give mo'e eclat 10 the ceremony.
taey have chosen The day Of the insugura
ton Of their Temple. a T'e Deum viii be
chaunted in celebration Of this double So
lemnity.
PETERsBURe, Maya.
The new Tariff Of Duties appeared YES
terday. 1t takes effect at each Custom
House the mument Of it's reception. II
prohibits tie importation Of I91 articles
| il prohibits the expectation OF Russian
coins, Of bank assignments, of horses, of
hare skins, OF .furs; refined sugar pays
J a silver rubles per pood, unreh1ed 70
coffee 8 rubles; rum is prohibited; all
white cotton cloths pay fourth Of their
value; colored cloths (black excepted) pa y
Ia ruble per archine, (eli)
| From the Boston Daily .gdueriiser. of
~ Juiy 10.
| We received, on Saturday, English and
Dutch papers to the end Of May. They
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24

From the Boston Daily .qduerlissr. of
Juiy 10.
We received, on Saturday. English and
Dutch papers to the end Of May. They
ounce no event of Importance, aud
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
HAcur, Nav 25.

The Governor of South Holland informs
the public, that accounts have been receiv-
Ell, according to which it appears, that a
contagious distemper has showed itself al
SyndsiOrd, 81 leagues north of Bergen.
which carries off in IL hours the persons
who are seized with it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24

bENoA, May IL.
a great number Of French and Spanish
ships have arrived in our port, which is
blocked up with shipping. Tie merchants
begin to engage in speculation, to which
the guarantees Of peace give prosperity.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
Hamil.on,s erand Restorcti5e,
Haha's at fictitious Pills.

The operation OF these pills is pelfeo.
mild. so as TO be used with safety by pc
s1s'in every situation, aud OF every ages
they are excellently adapted to carr
Off suneriiaous bile prpuaent 1T, more
ah;de secretions---to restore amend then
aneet;te~--to produce free precipitation
AMI an there5y prevent colds wh;sh is so;of,
ten Of fatal consequences. q dose neye
faiis to remove a cold if taken on FIRST IT
appearance--they are celebrated for re
moving habitual costiveness-sickness a
the stomach and severe head-ache--an'
ought to be taken by al persons on
ehargge Of elMats
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oscar Junior,
April IS.

Stands this season at Mount Air, ad.
joining Piscataway, Prince Georges
county, Maryland, and covers Mares at
fifty dollars. The season ends the fif~
teenth Of July, 1916. Good pasturage
for Mares at three quarters of dollar a
week, and grain furnished at the market
price if requested. will not be ar
swerable for accidents or escapes
Twenty-Five dollars and enc for the
groom, will be taken. Il paid in the sea-
son. Oscar is a beautiful chestnut sorrel,
sixteen hands high, stout, active and re-
nlarkatiy handsome. five wears old this
spring. He is cut Of the late Doctor E-
deiin's celebrated running Mare Florct-
ia, By 0scsr. Oscar was the property OF
Colonel Joho iayloe Of Virginia, and a
capital turf hnrse. Floretta perhaps won
more Jockey Club Parses than any ons
horse en- tie continent. Ills pedigree
may be seen at his stable.
JOSEPH EDELIN,.
..an.;l oS ~ 2aw4tw
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TUITION

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School on the first day Of next month, in
the school house formerly occupied by
MIR. Paradise, near Prince-street; iei
the purpose Of teaching Reading, Writ
ing. Arithmetic, and the English Gram
mar, and hopes by attention to merit the
patronage Of the public.
aar;l OF 2awtf
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