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The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06

GTJUST RECEIVED,
n q Whole and half Tierces NEW RICE, Of
A9S prime quality,
10 Boxes Loaf and Lump SUGAR,
Hhds. Susinam and Havana MOLASSES,
90 doz. SCYTHES,
20 doz. HOES,
Chests Souchong TEA,
5 boxes cold pressed Castor OIL,
/ bale containing 500 gunry BAGS,
Bales COTTONS
Pipes and Or. Pipes Pico WINE,
100 sides Sole LEA FHER,
"a boxes Turkey FIGS,
10 half bbls Split PEAS,
] bale Calcutta TWlNE,
| bale containing Blue Blk. and light mix'd
and brown BROADCLOTHS, CA5oINERES,
Valencia VESTINGS, Cassinet Madras HAND
KE8CHlEFS,
bale containing so ps. BEDTiCK, 40 rs.
GINGHAMS, 30 ps brown SHiR ting, drab
and blue BROADCLOTHS, CA55tMERES,
5000 galls. first quality ". s. Sperm OIL.
ATWOOD & QUINCY, .4uct'rs.
No. 9, Exchange Street.
Portland, April 90.
The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06

E'HE sub,criber being appointed seaer Of
n weights and measurcs for his town. notifies
the iuh abiiants thereof ca ing III IN Him al tie
shop II Joshua IInklev I'm Plate Worker and
Plumber, at lie fAot Of Exchange Street, all their
te,.u'. weights and measures, that he nay try
prove, and seal The same as The law diects.-The
law Ieqniies they shall be done IL May.
ANUEL CLAkY, Seaer.
Portland May I, 1925
N. y. A. number Of scale beams ard ward
sticks have ofla,e been Incorrect they vii please
lend ~ alI they make use Of Sw
The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06

Mrs. BARNTS 6, has taken the conmodious
1FI HORSE in Pearl-Sreet, lately occupied by
the Hon. Mark Harris, where three Or four Gen
tcei Boo,ders may te accommodated Cd liberal
terms.
Portland, May G, 1898
The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06

Rum, sugar, Flour, &c
y K Puncheons Orenada & Tobsgo RUM
81 - 4 hb1 Mu-covado Sugar prime quality
50 Barrels 5uferfne FLOUR;
200 Boxes ~ .uId TH'oV CANDLES,
$50 40. No. and 2 SOAP
10 Bags Havana green COFFEE,
% Thd> Retailing MOLASsEs,
20 III. Havana S CARS,
5O Kegs new LARD,
$50 i}tis. TAR.
100 DO Wilmington PITCH,
10 90. Bright VARNiSH,
For sale at No8, Long wharf-bv
STEPHEN WAITE, Jr.
May 6.
The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06
CASH WANTED.

CASH w AN L ELI.
1000 dollars for one year is wanted, for
1COO which Real Estate of three times the
amount with policy Of Insurance will be pledg-
ed for security, with a compensation that can
not fail to meet the wishes OF the ioaner. Ap-
plyto .. LII L.
.Merehaadi@e Broker, No. 9, Exchange Street,
WHO HAS FOR
500 pieces Americl Aheetings,
shirtings and Stripes,
Is hhds. St. Croix Rum,
10 crates Crockery Ware, assorted for coun-
try trade
80 hhds. Molasses,
lo casks ar casks Lisbon 4 Canary Wine,
pipes Cognac Brandy,
800 lqshels White Beans,
$50 do. Oats,
% doz. scythes,
80 kegs No. and Tobacco,
bales Cotton,
80 casks cut Nails all sizes,
SO boxes Bloom Raisins,
100 bbls. Beef
100 bbls. Flour,
50 boxes Figs,
10 boxes Spanish Cigars,
$50 boxes mould Candles, Y.ry To,r
900 do. Brown Soap,
so bbls. No. 2 Slackerei.
Strangers purchasing Go,Ds in this place will
frequently make great saving to themselves, BY
calling on him before they purchase, he being
acquainted with th fluctuations of the market,
and the holders o Good which are in obscurity
frequently, and in want Of CASH.
Portland May 6, 1928.
The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06
SPRING GOODS.

just RECEIVED s. NOW OPENING FOR SALE, BY
William NJ. Thomas,
ETchange-Sreet, Portland,
DLACK. blue and mixed BROADCLOTuS,
D-CASSIMERES- LINENS in half pie
ces, first quality Nankn and Canton GRAPES,
Grape and Cotton SHA WLS,
Calicoes, Ginghams, Dmoties. Cambria and
Cambria Muslns, blue and buff Nankins, Silk
and Cotton Handkerchief, Silk, Cotton & Wors-
ted Hose, Patches, British Sheetings, P&rasols,
BLK and col'd Silks, Diapers, Muslns, plain and
figured. Also
Stirtings, Shsctings, Bedtickings, Stripes
and Checks, with variety Of other articles,
which are offered at the lowest CASH prices.
May 6. IT,
The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06
CROCKERY WARE,
At Wbolesale-onIy.
JAMES B. CAHOON.

TT AS fOr sale a general assortment df CHocE.
= ERY WARE, lat the office, Of Messrs. Att
wood s. Quincy, Erchdnge-Street, Portland,) at
as low rate as can be purchased in town, for cash
or credit He has IN hand Crates well assorted
for the country market, consisting Of O. q. en-
amelIed and B. z. Ware Any orders for Ware,
will be gratefully acknowledged and promptly
attended to.
J. B. c. Flatters himself that he shall receive
q share Of public patronage, particularly from
those Of lis friends with whom be il acquainted.
ALSO, For Sale as above,
hhds Sugar,
trunks Calcoes, containing about 5000 yds
Just recei0sd, and for sale as ab0De,
"A General assortment Of Glass Ware,
consisting Of Dacanters, Tumblers, Wines,
Salts, Cruets, Mustards, Peppers, &c.
March 18.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-26

From the Baltimore american of yesterday.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

By the BelpidetG.-At a very late hour
last night the editors of the American re-
ceived Liverpool papers 10 the 9th and
London 10 the evening OF the 7th July in
elusive, brought by the last sailing ship
Belvidera, capt. G. HoBsoN, from Liver
pool. The ship arrived off Annapolis yes
lerday, and through the usual marked at
tention OF Capt. H. we received the pa.
pers and marine report by last nights
steam boat from that place. The 'a,eness
of the hour and the brief period allowed
for making extracts for this mornings A..
merican have necessarily occssioned a
hasty examination Of the papers.-We be-
lieve, however, we have given every arti-
Gle OF primary interest.
The London Courier OF the 7fh July
contains advices from Cadiz to The 25rh
June-They state that the French naval
force employed against Spain consists Of
two squadrons-One cruizes in the Bay OF
Biscay, under Rear Admiral Rotours, the
other is in the Mediterranean. A French
frie ate with a flag OF truce was lying at
anchor in Cadiz Bsy-and two French
line-ofbatlie ships, two frIgates and a sloop
OF war, were maintaing a rigorous clock
ade of the port.
1t appears that the greatest excuses
were committed at Seville after the depar-
ture OF the King. Among the property
destroyed and p!undered by the mob,
were the archives Of the Cortes, and the
luggage belonging 10 The queen. The num-
Der of lives lost was variously reported;
some combining it TO two hundred, g. others
extending il to twelve hundred.
On the 18th June the Revenue troops
(Reggardo Military of Malaga, about a
hundred strong, with their officers at their
head, seized their arms, and attempted 10
plumber and commit other excuses; but
the Regulars and Militia attacked them in
time, secured them, and restored tranquil
ity. Two OF the ringleaders were after
wards tried by a Court Martial, and sen.
fenced to be sbo; the next morning. OH
ers were expected 10 share The same fate.
The French were daily expected at Mala'
ga, and il having been decided that de.
fence would be useless, the few troops
in the town had been ordered to march to
AIgesiras.
Paris papers OF the 9Th July, received
in London contain a despatch from Gen.
GuIlleminot, dated head quarters, Madrid,
June 81, giving an account Of some sue
cesses obtained by the advanced guard OF
Bourmont's corps over the constitutional
lists, after the affair Of the 10Th June at San
Lucar Ia Mayor.
According TO the Drapeau Blanc, advi'
ces from Madrid, two days later than the
aforementioned despatch, state that
Count Beurdesoult was master OF the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-26
LATEST FROM A N

New YoRK, Aug. 93.-The brig L. M.
Pelham, capt. Hatch, arrived last evening
from Havre, whence he sailed on the 10th
ult. We received Paris papers to The 9Th
Of July inclusive, but at too late an hour
10 give their contents in detail. They
however contain nothing OF importance.
The last official account from the army
of the PyreDnees, is dated at Madrid,
June 3oth Ii speaks OF several petty &C.
tons with the Constitutionslists in the
Province of Asturias-states that they had
taken upwards OF loo pieces of cannon
in Andalusia-and that the greatest con-
fusion prevailed in Cadiz, where there
was a great scarcity of provisions, &c.
A private letter from Port ST. Marys,
received in Paris, says "Nothing can en-
ter Cadlz by sea or land--lhe harvest in
Spain having been backward, there is no
provisions IN the place, and they b ave not
a supply for more than Is days"
1t is said the Infant Of Portugal was a.
bout to join the French army before Ca
diZ.
The Constitutional mentions that re-
port had been in circulation for several
days, that the Duke OF .Angouleme was a
bout TO return to Paris. aud would be Sue
ceeded in command by Marshal Lauriston,
who had gone to Spain.
The French Five per cents were at 89f
SO TO 10 c.
The papers contain London dates 70 the
5th July, which mention nothing of i'm
portance, except that the indication OF a
revolt in ireland had become so serious as
to alarm the government.
PARIS, July 5.-Government caunoi take
too energetic measures to protect maritime
commerce from the audacity OF the priva-
teers. The ministerial journals deny the
evil; the government is interested in
knowing and preventing 1t; it arms and
maintains cruizers; if they are insufficient,
it is necessary to multiply them and in
crease their force. The calamity that we
make known for the Scommon benefit OF
the nation and Of the ministry, is unfor!u.
nately undeniable, and the real disasters
are still augmented by the uneasiness that
they give to the public, and the stagnation
that they cause to trade. Facts speak on
this subject more clearly than vague de-
mails. One of OUT correspondents at Mar
settles writes to us as follows under date
of the 9Sth of June :-''Within forty days
the known captures amount 10 upwards OF
thirty French or Neutral vessels; OF this
number Ia belong to the port of Marseiiles.
The day before yesterday a privateer cap
!ured, at the distance OF two leagues from
our port, a vessel laden with oil. lnsur'
ance has risen from 4 to 10 per cent. for
the Mediterranean coast. and from Is TO
20 for passing the Streigbts. OF Gibraltar.
This increase Of premium crushes our ship
owners, and adds to the loss occasioned
by captures. A dag OF truce thai arrived
yesterday, bringing the French Vice Con-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-26
I'D MARINE LIST, Ill
PORT OF
ARRIVED-Aug. "a.


Shcr Criterion, Traverse /; schr Atlas,
Griffith; schr Rebecca. Mari, fm Patuxent:
schr Tobacco-Plant. and sIoop Bladens.
burg packet, from ~Bladensburg, all with 10.
bacco 10 WIN. FowIe Il Co.
SAILED,
Brig Columbus, Marbury, St. Domingo.
Slooop Java, Mason, hew,Yoyk.
AkklVED--Aug. 95.
Brig Frederick, Barrett, 49 days fm Lii.
verpool; salt. bale goods and hardware to
J W. Harper, A. G. Cazenove L. Co. C..
& !. p. Thompson, Patton & Butcher, J..
w. Massie, &J. Janney. July 4, spoke
ship Ulysses off Point Lines, bound INTO
Liverpool; 7th, off Tusker Rock, saw an
American ship with w. +. in The fore top
gallant sail; Gath, lat Al long 80, spoke
ship Olhello. Lumbard, Ia days fm n. Y.
bound Tor Bordeaux;..Aug s.. lat 43 Sc,
spoke brig Neslor, 80 days fin St. Ubes,
bound for Portland; 18th, Cape May bear.
ing w. distant 80 miles. spoke ship John
Adams, I'm the coast of Peru from a wbal.
ing voyage, bound TO Naptucket--the cap
dead--lhe chief mate and boats crew lost
in a school Of whales on the coast of Peru;
twenty-slx months out.
Schr Linnet. Hare, from Kingsale; corn
10 George Coleman.
SAILED,
Schr Stag, Nevett, Baltimore.
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after your arrival, a report was submit
ted to you relative to this society. 10
this report its principles and objects
were developed, and IL was made the
subject OF much animadversion. 1t,
however received the appreciation of
your Majesty, upon the condition that
it admitted three members to be nomi-
mated by your Majesty, The condition
was complied with-the society reno.
delled.
The purposes for which it was origi.
ually instituted, were abandoned, and a
totally new impulse given to it. Under
those circumstances | refused to be re-
elected-a condition which wasimposed
by the statutes Of it's r~e-organiz alton,
and which plainly pointed out the road
which it was necessary to pursue. The
new principles being such as were con-
formable neither to my doctrines nor 10
my conscience, nothing remained for
me but to offer my prayers for the pub
lie good. After had thus separated
myself from the association, it was ma
tural to suppose that | was sufficiently
acquainted with persons and things 10
observe it in its progress. 1t is this as
ISOLATION, Sire, which has become that
secret government 20 courageously de.
nounced to public opinion by that most
honorable citizen, NJ. Nader de Mont
Jean. And Judge, Sire, of my indigns-
tion, aud what it cost me- to restrain it,
when heard Ministers exclaimihg a.
gainst Magistrate who had done no..
thing but his duty, and when 1 heard
them deny facts of which they were as
we'll aware as he was. Since this PEI
Rod, the power of the association has
gained new strength every day.
AT length has it been able to exer-
else its influence owe that power to
which in return it lends its support
it is this society which, acting in uni
son with a religious sect, has violated
all our institutions. 1t is this society
which, acting in concert with the sect
which have mentioned, and seeing in
tuo euOSCeotui ieeuo va wax uutiitoS
but the ear of unfolding anti-revo-
~lutionary principles, does not hesitate
to plunge into the most horrible con.
vulsions the monarchies and people of
France and of all Europe. That |
might be certain that my voice would
reach The Throne, it was necessary l
should make a sacrifices. Some of my
honorable fellow-citizens have shewn
me the example.
"Sire You will be able to form a
judgment of France, when you behold
an obscure citizen, who, while he might
have Justly hoped for the reward Of his
fidelity, still holds the performance OF
his duty a paramount consideration,
and is obliged therefore, to lay az the
foot of the throne, and upont the altar of
his country. the commission to which
he owed the means of subsistence, and
the decoration which he valued as the
reward Of honorable services.
Il am, Sire. your Majesty's most
humble servant,
"yINCHON DE QUEMONT.
paris, April |, 1885,"
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sui from Majorca, declares that there had
lett NJ anon, IL privateers Of different sizes,
and six others from the ports OF lvica or
MaJorca. Our port contains already more
than Zoo vessels dismantied. The labors
Of repairing aud building are suspended.
Sales OF Cotton al Havre, July Sup.
land, lilo TO l26 {; do long, Clio to 1926; N.
Orleans, l1o 10 loo.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-26
District Columbia,

County Of Alerdndrtd.
DENJAMIN SIMPSON has applied to
ID the Honorable William Crancb, Chief
Judge Of the United States Circuit Court
Of The District of Columbia, 10 be dischar-
ged from imprisonment. under the act for
the relief of insolvent debtors within the
District of Columbia, on the first Wednes-
day OF September next, at 8 O'Clock, A..
nj. at the Courthouse in Alexandra,
when and where his creditors are requir-
ed to attend.
u e6--3t* EDM. I. LEE, C.. C.
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JED

On the llth inst. alter a lingering dis
ease OF a consumptive nature, Dir. ISRAEL
JAENkY, an ole resident OF Loudoun coun-
:y-a philantbropist, & conspicuous mem.
Der oil the Society Of Friends,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-26
Richard Shackelford,
LADIES
WAWSHOE-MAKER@2m

TAKES this method OF informing the
Il Ladies Of Alexandria and its vicinity,
that he has taken the store on King-street,
one door below the corner of Washington
street, lately occupied by Mrs. Harper as
The Circulating Library. He hopes from
a knowledge of hi, business, and a desire
to please those who may favor him with
their custom, to merit a share nf public
patronage. He has just received a small
assortment Of very handsome Denmark sa-
tin, figured and plain, with his stock of
morocco, kid and seal skins, will enable
him TO execute all orders at the shortest
notice and in the most fashionable style.
anp Q6 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-26
Sale without Reserve.
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale. =.
IN the 92d day ofOCTOBER next. a.
~ near IL o'clock as may be. | will sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash,
The Tract Of Land,
lJing Id the county Of Prince William, late
the property OF Charles Hopkins, deceas.
ed, aud purchased by BIN from the exc
cutor Of Or. George Graham. The land
lies not tar from the Occaquon Mills, and
adjoins that OF James Savage, and others.
For a description of it. reference is had 10
the deed OF trust given by said Hopkins TO
the subscriber. iD trust for the executor Of
DR.. Graham, dated the Goth March, 1921,
and recorded in The Office OF the County
Court of Prince William; and 10 the de-
ceased from the executor 10 said Hopkins,
recorded in the same Office. The sale
will be made on the premises. II the, day
Is rainy, it will be made on the frat fair
day thereafter.
RICHARD H. HENDERSON,
aug 23-lO22 Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-26
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

VIII be sold at the Auction Store, ON
TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock,
Road Wagon aud Gear
Horses.S. \. MARSTELLER,
aug 70 AuctIoneer.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-26
Sugars and Wine:
Barbecue.

vNHE steamboat SURPRISE has been
engaged by the managers to convey
The party TO the BARBACUE, on Thurs.
day. She will leave The wharf neal the
Washington bridge al 10 o'clock, and Jan.
Dey's 10 Alexandra at II o'clock, precise
ly. @Punctuality is particularly re.
quested. THE MANAGERS.
amy 96
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-26
SUGARS and Wine.

SO bids first quality St. Croix sugars
&C quarter and Casks oiSiclly Madei-
80 bali quarter "a WINE OF sup. quail.
Landing from the brig ventrosa and for
sale by WH.f'"bE o.
aug IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-26

Best Chewing Tobacco.
IN HALF kegs manufactured tobacco,
oo8's, los, 1s's. and pound twists, Bar
clay's brand, warranted superior 10 any. in
the District. Just received by the schr.
John, capt. Burke. from Richmond; Tor
sale by JOHN D. BROWN, Agent.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-18
LATE FROM EunofE.

by an arrival At Men York, N raasas e
oil SO days from Liverpool, Lou.lon dates
have been received Ia The Isl of .lannary.
The principal article al Aenai, change
IN the French Ministry, by the resignation,
al the ofiicc of Secretary Of Foreign AZ
lars by tim Duke DE Montmoreney, which
Is supposed to be favorable 10 the ,ontinu.
allsn 81 Peace on the Continent II is
said that NJ. De Chateanbranh is To sue l..
coed The pahe. We shall sse extracts in
car next
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.1,eat;on Of our character from unjust
ar.;on. would have been the accifental
.''l'sns of producing 50 great consumption
th,. fine of Congress, We shesid III all
~ h;,;tv. ha,e niihheld it ; Trough we
aat heIle,e we should, by dining so.
""',,r.e.ntedth the SORT 81 aiscUainu Which
To- tla,s taken place. The intestine heat
IN have hurst forth, if MT through one
'..,er through another. II Is u vain To
-. tia. fact, which il wouid he mere
- attempt To eontrafeft, That out 81
-, ,,,ieipated contest IL the ensnin :
.,s.s;.lenti.l Election, grew as we'll the N
J.ee,f.Ihle publications IN the Washington
pe,nllican, a. the painful discussions WHICH
b,ye taken place upon the subject IN the
u,ase of Representatives. Whatever ten
4 !, ritation these debates, and Ilrir
I,,.,de.ts. may create, we trust They " III
nnt h. suffered to haze any prciadlcial ei-
, ,nrt on question: really important to the
~ interests of the nation. Let rs re-
s5,ra Them as digrcsslons, not indeed With
-, interest. but not suffered To interrupt
,,o sglutary progress of the main business
' ~ laa;sl,tieu, ".
Jesse Is. L hohAo MS p'''' - 49," Z"
eenater of the United States, from the
s,,tr of Illinois, for SIX years from the sd
d., of Ma. ca next, when his present term
nj service will expire.
The votes were, for Mr.. Thomas, 60 !;
Ear John REYNOLDS, l6 for Leonard
White. G /; aud for 5. d. Lockwood, 9.
Etbruarv 8.--It will be seen that the bill
co i,unorlant to the efficient execution Of
tbr reyenu. laws, at the me time that ii
viii make the operation of them less one
IONS to the correct merchant, has passed
the House Of Representatives in It's amen
I.d shape. aud is DOW before the Senate.
From the disposition of that body 10 act
,non all the business before, it there is no
doubt that the bill will be finally acted up
on there during the present session.
ID.
Ftbruarq 1O.-Thomas II. Williams has
hceo unanimously reelected, by the Lesis-
1ature of the state Of Mississippi, 10 be a
Senator of the u. States, for six years from
the 3rd day Of March next, when bis
rresent term Of service will have expired.
Nit hi.
VIRGINIA is herself again ! We have
seen. with great pleasure, that an act has
passed the Legislature of Virginia, grant
iog loan to her University, 10 the amount
ofsxty thousand dollars, which we hope
will be sufficient to complete the buildings,
and prepare the Institution for tae raeep-
ton Of Students. 10.
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If1 yANIIy, aIs1fsf

Il 80 = - a 4fftEts #f-A4s#
Grfat Britain ran produce IL he royzi
line Of Stuart, a race as steadily unfoft.-
nate rs ever WAS recorded in hslorA.--
Their misioriunes have continued with utr-
abaIed sncerssion, during three hundred
aud ninety YEARS.
Rabsrt II. broke his heart. because bis
eldest son, Robert, was starved 10 death.
and his youngest, james sas nude cap
tive.
james l. after having behcaded three
nj his nearest kindred, was assassinated
by his own uncle, who vas Tortured 10
death for il.
James II. was slain by the bursting Of
icce of ordnance
james Ill. when flying from the field of
battle, was thrown flon his htifse, and
murdered IN cottage, iuto which hc had
been carried for assistance.
james ". fell in Flodden field.
james '. died of grief FOR lie nil(ul ru,
IN ot his army, nj Soiwa, Mess.
Henry Stnart Lord nfnIey, waa as
sassinaicd, and lheu blown up IN his Pal
lace.
Mary Stuart was bchead,d IN Eng
land.
james |. aud ". died MT without sus.
plcion of being poisoned by Lord i5uelsing,
ham.
Charles |. was buhoadad at White
hall.
Charles II. was rSiled for mpny years.
James IL. lost his crown and died 10 ham
ishment.
Anu, after II reign, which though go.
nous, was rendered unhappy b. party
disputes, died of drunken heart, oera-
stoned by thu quarrcls Of her lin cured ser
wants.
The posierity Of james H. have re-
malnrd wrctched wanderers in foreign
lands.