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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-04-23
On MALE CoQUETRY.

HERE Is fcarceiy ahy crime TOR crime il dubita-
bly, isl which delerses fcverer cenfure, than that
Of eRinaIing the affections Of Young and ereduous per-
fsn under the appearance Of ncere and ardent PAT
hcn Triaing az il may appear in the beginning, the
pTogref N slulcePtble heart, rapid and the coneu
iion, IN zr5 heart too frequently becomes fatal What
character is held in more contcnpt than that Of CO.
quette How then ought 10 be hrd in adherence
who, ia drea contradiction to every rule Of manly
honour and integrity, ininuates hnfcf into the acc
tions OF amable unfGlpcing female by the Tendance
Of PATTON he holds in derfioRvhilr the objed her
fcfs drawn in BY motives Of gratitude to hold him in
that high efeem, which foon becomes hRcerc and ar
dent Paion which from the gratitude it has for its
BATS, Is as likely 70 be lafng as il is Gncere
I appeal ca every female Of ienlblity who NAV Zee
this, and ak what would mere rongIy prejudice them
IN favour OF peron, than the thought Of being held in
higher emati0n by that perlon than the whole unvere
placed in competition ESPECIALLY when that fane per-
Son has the advantage Of pesDg foT and an agrcea-
bic addre which i employed eKtoi your qualities
and excite your eeemi which when once accomplished
IN generous breait the end IS gained, and ting liked
m an amiabe mind-which although IL NAV be blunt
Cd, never be eEraeted The vanity Of the wretch
is hereby gratfedand, in his opinion his confe-
quence increaed Re fancCs himlclf Untitled 70 iulult
wi his pity, the vim Of his fcoundrcl-like arts and
neecct not 70 intimate thar his bt5a has made con-
qs Of fuch whereas il mas been effected BY his
81. Allowing thele TO have been practfed on
pired female, il IS 4eldom but her love has rendered
l1F uAcAA1 ~ the eoTt ot rfiine lEFerlOr 10 them
when time has dfcovered his motves) and Of changing
that love into contempt, which is be wiled could
he the cafe. But i inpires her with bad opinion Of
the rea Of the Tex and fuchhk behaviour may Be
attributed the greare part Of that vdent hatrcdwhch
many Of the cla Of old maids cntertsa for the male part
of the creation Having in the early part Of their life
besa % agrany deceived, and 70 feeney disappointed
iorss their temper and frequently converts MOI ex
cclledt dilpOhtion into It's very reverfc
On the other hand where thole baneful impreffons
made the mind Of difdent and mild female the
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-04-23

ArrEcrAr1ex.-Tt is commonly remarked,
that handiome people arc vain and tantait'cai !;
this IS becauie every motion, geltufe action
Of theirs IS more particularly obierved, and Gu
w never fails to give a advantageous turn
to every little inalveItancy whereas an
ugly perfon may be guilty Of thopfand imPer-
tinence, which nobody viii re2ard.--What
the ladies are pleafed 70 call pretty kind OF
woman, is a creature. little hyperion to piece OF
machinery, which difcovers no other iigns OF
life but that il moves.
GLurroxY -Gluttony is common and We
~ pernicious practice. Few, if any OF US live
many days free from this evil, and it has be
come fashionable from the erroneous notions
which peol lie have imbibed reipeding the de-
mands Of nature for the nousi.hment Of our bo
dies deeming Il abfolutely neceaary to ear fuch
a quantity whether their apPetites crave it or
not Much buiinefs 10 the fons Of Efculapius
aries from this fource; while it gives great
pain TO the genuine good man TO fee and hear
his fellow creatures groaning and dying by inch
meals through the over oficious care Of their
cooks and friends in loading them with a farra-
90 of unneceEiry and detrimental alimeut.-
Be psifuaded then, of what is as certain a
your eAiaence, that every mouthful taken in
however wholesome the food is perncious,
more than what the appetite Graves without the
RialaiGs Of fpices and cordials.-H we were
never IL Piled with more than one din at
meal, and that a Gmple wholeiome one, We
hould n-ver tranfgrefs in this particular. The
mott certain prefeIvative TO health, and the
moR attainable too BY every man, is 70 avoG
all excefs, and Especially in eating and drinking
People generally eat more than is confaen'
with health, or permits THIN to attain the NJ
mott vigor, Of which their natural nf;tutio
are capable. A fober moderate perfon is ca
pable Of labour | may fay, of ezceliive Ia
5our; of which greater eaters are ablolu ely
incapable.
FAcrIoHs.-E1iRory will inform US that fac
ton and party fpirit deprave the morals and
judgments Of mankind fraud and lalfhood
uPPly the place Of truth and integrity dstrac.
ton and calumny are fubfitnred in the room of
oaternal kindnefs and focal civility men's
minds are Toured againh, and alienated from
one another.-Of their own party they viii
lilten to nottingham is bad and Of the oPpo
tte one, they will believe nothing that is good
he country is fet againt the town, and the
town againlt the country, and each is divided
within itfelf. It's no wonder thar people thus
prepared, ihould eafly and unknown TO thzm-
ieives, become the duPes and tools Of every
deGgning knave.-Calm reA sxion, the exercife
Of their own good fenie, would convince man.
kind, that fadion or party fpirit is never foaer-
ed, but by thofe who have infdious deigns up
on them, TO promote their own fel6ih or am
bilious views.
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TO MORPHEUS.

WEAPF in thy arms, o god Of neep,
To fancy's realms in hate fly
Far from this globe, where n:ortals weep,
Beyond the Units Of the Ky.
When murky night pervades the earth,
And al the joys Of light are fed,
Thy vot'ries yield TO thee cir breath
Their cares, their foFrows, al are dead.
Yes, adore thy magic power,
That aeais away each painful care
o come, and aid me ev'ry hour,
And all the. lis Of Fate III dare.
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POETRY.
PICTURE OF A coQUEr.

fEe ssiag zgsH 54zss Es;sE 81 ft cel bratsS CLEcP
RIA il JTes liz feH gf r. J495sn, En-.
z N Ter. not face and flapc alone could pIsafe
A Tho wiih unriyaFd grace fhe charm'd bv theft
But he whole fore Of Cytherea's viles,
slghsgeentieit blandihmenrs. and ambufl'd fniles,
The readytear, the blulh Of we'll fcign'd truth,
And the ripe woman, frefh as new fprunq youth.
teneatb her roieatr palms the iute compref'd
Chasd thought and IT ubr from the anxious brean:
In dulcct bonds the imprifond foul The held
While The i'seet chords her warbIng voice exceld.
a thouf4nd FORMS the Syrrn could put on.
And feem as many mfr fes in one;
Serious or fportive, the mood requir'd,
No whim grew irkiome, and no frolic tird
Enough ct coynefs to provoke deEIe.
OF warmth enough to fhare the amorous FIRE.
Al her delighted lovers could receive
Send but fond earneAs lhe had more to give;
Nor with podefEon the promife DER,
loves fruit and flower at once her bolom bore;
No languid paufr OF bliis near her was known,
But with new joys hours came ching on;
By arts like thele was wiier Julius won,
And Antony, more fond more undone.
His foul, enamour'd, to the wonton chung
Clov'd at her eyes, or meltei from her tongue;
LuIid in the dear EYlium Of her arms,
Nor Iatereil moves hm-Ror ambition warns;
Sometimes with fhort remote, he iook'd within,
But kept az once the confidence and the hni
la vain ne fav the yawning ruin nigh
Content wi:h her. he baic the world 90 by;
He fought no covert Of the friendly lhade,
Twas half the zea to have his fhame dilplay'd.
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M. jerks,
qra5 bleaJ6d qUiJ t5e Pr5sni in yonr fq ,nzs5rr,
aid an izdaoea 70 become one Of y9ur readers, on
tte idea thai y0ar gignl Paper qOR a!1Days a90rd
f9nlsfbirg for cur anasnra:. Plat 10 igisrt
tbis trjAs 1pbisb I (snd y0a, sUrittea BY EhL
soyfH Of 17ine, and encourage tbs fyf effort Of
BIZ gsHiss. LAURA.
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70 THE
Inhabitants Of Maine.

l Ol pCIlOG4Gdl PADAlSdtAOlAo, is lldS DEClI
cufom, with the EDITORS, on iiIu-
ing their frt number, to addreis their
patrons. In obedience to this Prece-
dent, | ihall offer few words to thofe
who may become the readers of this
GAZETTE. But on a fubiect that has
been 70 often defcanted-fo ingeniouny
treated, by the albeit writers, as the
ufelulnels Of thefe publications, can
preiume to fay any thing new
IN every part of the world, where
reading has found its way, and pene-
trated the hades of ignorance-wherc
learning is encouraged, and fcience
fofered, thefe publications are efeem-
ed the mott powerful inlruments for
diGeminating knowledge among all
clahes of men. And lhall they not be
ncouraged by the wealthy, the en-
lightened citizens Of Maine
WE are to attribute to them the
rapidity with which all difant tranfac-
lions are brought before us-That the
public and private concerns of our
own, and every other nation, are at
once made known to us-and the po-
liticS Of our country, are freely and
fairly difcufed. They are the medium
through which we learn the discoveries
in the arts and licences. Prohciences
in agriculture are collected from every
quarter, and laid before the farmer.
The buly mechanic may find in them
fummary view Of the world, with
which to indulge his leifure moments.
The mariner hears from his abfenr
brothers, fcattered over the globe-and
the merchant is informed Of the prices.
the rife and fall Of every article of
trafic.-Ihe literad, of every profef-
fion, through them, can devote
their talents to the amufement and pro-
fit of themfelves, and the community.
In fine, 70 many, and 70 great, are.
the advantages to be derived from thefe
publications, that they have iufly re-
ceived the patronage Of the greatelt,
and beit men.
AS a young man, anxious to
eitablilh myfelf a member of focietv,
in calling that will be beneficial to
mylelf and others, | confidently folicit
the patronage of all liberal men
| boat not Of abilities but in return,
will pledge the exercife of thofe facul-
ties, given me in common with others.
BUT it is necefary to publih my
intentions, IN order that YOU may
Judge, whether or not, / fall merit
your iuPPort.-Permit me then, to ak
your attention to what follows
70 PabH6 a paper qeeekly, on a Gret
Of this fzs and quality, and on a
tyPe Of z0bieb this Is a lbscimsn !; az
tie moderate prize Of ONE DOLLAR
Y FIFTY CENTS q gear, exeigfve of
pgfage no objection to receiving tie
FIFTY CENTS, on dcAUery Of the fJe
paper.
EIzRr msalAre apfN Be taken to eoLsE
the earl;53 and mgf important mfr
rlafi9H Of eUery kiHd.-Original and
JtAcaad sgy5, political and lbecaLative,
1oW be GBidaogly (oagbt far.
1HE pages Of THE GAZETTE, 6aH e.
or be GbH 10 the enemies of order and
8oVerHment and to the dsfamsr5 Of /
our La10f and country.
Us politics 10 be FEDERAL-tbat is, fltb /
os 10H 0ff0rd z0itb the feelings of |
eVery AMERICAN, Jolieit0u5 far bis
c0r1lfry'5 gceJfare.
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Ne70 C0rrSPondence.

THE EpIToz feels very much grahGed with the notices
he has received from foH1c Of his fair readers "A
continuance Of their flyors is iolieited.
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THESE are my propofals. Should
they be ian6tioned By your names or
iuRicient number Of them To furnilh
iuPPort, my pride will be, to Be,
come
Your devoted fervant.
e. Il. fsnks.
PORTLAND, APRIL l6, 1898.
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-07
Y [Colef7a 6y The NImi4gtou Meycmy

O. Notwithstanding
vorablc afpect Of the prev,
diteafe being nearly extermina
yet it behoves thofe inhabitants
who may have removed, and
wholA dwellings remain fhut,
to caI1e them not only to be ef-
feotually fumigated, but white
waihed and aired, previous to
their feturn.-It s uncertain to
decide whit effect the prcfent
changeable weather may produce
Hopes are entertained of con-
tinuance of the temperate. for
few weeks; in which cafe, no
hazari csh refult, by return Of
our friends & neighbours,-This
would indeed be plesling, and
is devoutly wifhei--.--But-
whilit in the fervor Of our hopes,
we contemplate a return Of our
former ble1ings, let:Hot theeopu-
lent the benevolent forget the
numerous families who are de-
priveI of their heads the many
orphans who are totally depend
ant on their charity-and who,
were it not for the unremitting
attentions of the Board of Health,
would have languithed and died
in want 1.-The approach of
an inclement feafon, will meet
many poor families unprepared
but the fame benevolence that
,,o[ al .la Q.,a.. - ...o,;J
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-07


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The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-17

THE Partncrlhip between H. II. Roman,
i and I'm. Aitred, Calico Printers and
Dyers, has DISSOLVED on the sd of
Auguh, i798-All peions having Demands
on that Firm, are requeifed to furnlh them
to the Suhlc, ber,
ARCH'D. HAMILTON ROWAN.
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-17
The Calico Printing

Will be carried on in future. by AreaibaM
Hamilton RowGn-Having contracted with
three Artiis. who are perfectly KILLED in the
BuGnefs, and whole emoluments will be
proporlionae to the profits. He hopes to
give latisfd6ton to thole who encourage the
undertaking..
Archibald Hamilton Rowan, Proprietor.
Walter MsIndoe,
Robert Connell, : Arhfs.
John M'Allum,
Brsndywine, near Wilmington, Delaware,
Oa. l8, 1898. IF
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-17
FOURTH DAY wEDNEs) EVENING, TENTH MO
(OC7) 1893
[CoAsaed far tbe Wilmington Meycny.l
(OC7.) II, 1898.

Menrs. Stout & Drew, 10 do.
Jofhua Wooten, 1 do.
James Peal, SO cents
William Boftick, I dollar
Afa Freeman, 1 do.
King Dougal, $ do.
Charles Hillyard, 10 do.
John Clarke, z do.
Brinkle Roe, 2 do.
Jofeph Barker, S do.
Rev. DR.. VIM. M'Kce, 10 do.
Mehrs. Rumiey & Broom, 10 do.
Henry Mollefon, do.
Jofeph Hale, do.
Benonl Harris, do.
Fulfilled BY Order of'the Beard,
THOMAS MENDENHALL,
Prelident
JAMES LEA, Secretary.
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-17
DONATIONS received this Day.

Captain Jehe Harris, s dollars
Aquilla Starr, 4cwt. rye meal, &
bufhel corn ditto
ReceiOed s .tor70ayded BY William
Klllen, Eg. Dover
William Killen, 20 dollars
Nicholas Ridgley, 20 do.
William Rely, do.
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the helves. Thefs circumstances Lee to iaqui-
ties which threw lufpicon on Mr.. Henry HINT,
brother Of Ms Ha1f, who was entruaed with
The care Of the fore and the arrangement of
the goods, which had not been expoied to f.le
AS he was the only perfon who had viiited the
tore, and not giving f4tisfadory explanations,
Mr.. r. B.gi and Mr.. ID. Ta7ter, two ofthe FIRE
wards, Preiented complaint againa him, and
be was taken into cullody and underwent an
examination, on Friday, before the Court of
Common Pleas, then fitting. After long ex-
animation, in which lrong evidence appeared
againf him, the court held him in the fun
Of 5000 dollars for his appearance before the
Supreme Judicial Court. Unable 10 procure
immediate bonds, he was committed to psiion.
This unhappyoccurrence though it materially
involves the reputation Of Mr. Hunt, cannot but
excite the oommiieration of The benevolent, for
the afaided filler, whole bofom is rent with the
keenef grisf, while there is but too much rea-
Ton to believe that The is the innocent fuferer by
an affair covered with jua fufpicion, bur as yer
hid in my aery.
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ArTsF Of the Chronicle Printer.
On Tuclday, Tbcmds 1Auaf, Editor of the
aGpesdaat CbrOxicis, was a:reRed By Col. Brad
iord, Martial of this difria, and brought be-
lore the Circuit Court, now fitting in tbs town,
to anfwer to an indictment found againa him
ny The Grand Jury, fer fundry libellons and
ieatious publications, iu-his paper, tending to
defaue the Government Of the United States.
The defendent plead nor guilty, and requelted a
Poltponement of the trial TO the next term,
which not being agented to by the Attorney for
the United Sta'es, the Court aligned yeaerday
TO hear the motion, which the delen iant's coun-
fel ProPoied TO urge for continuance the
motion was accordingly made; but overuled
by the Court, and Monday next aligned for the
trial. In the msan time he i under fecogni-
zance fer his appearance, himfeh for 1900
dollars with two iureies for 1000 dis. each.
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From Trenton, OH. II.
OFFICIAL

OFFICIAL.
The following exuaa of letter From Mr..
Waltz at Barcelona, was received this day By
the Secretary Of State. in letter ON Co onel
Humphreys, dated at Madrid the sIH Of Aug.
Exfraa Of letter trors DIR DaHais K,,lJB, at Bar
eeloTa. dated 75fb 4fgggR, 1898.
An Ottoman Captain arrived yetterday, in
"a days from the iiland Of Idra in the Morea,
brings advice Of General Baonapate's having
landed after fhort and f,uitleis oppoftion on
The part Of the inhabitants, at Alexandra IL
Egypt This news was received al Idra by A
vedl from Alexandra. / can aniwer for the
captains having made the report, and the truth
Of its pnrport is believed by the beif informed
people here. The Ottoman adds, that fsveral
veGels had arrived At Tara from Alexandra, all
coneuring in the French having landed at the
latter place. They met with the Englifh feet,
fail Of The line and fven frgates, ia the chan
mel between the ifsnd of RHODES and Alexan-
dria, Reering for the French hset 4 would
appear that the landing took place about the
8th or Io.h Of July
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THE GAZETTE.
portland.
MowDAr, OcToBER 20, 1895.

Articles later than the mail viii be ind in
tbs days Caz- tie, recer we'd lal evening by the
Wilcaiict packet after a pafige Of about twelve
hours from Bolton. 10 addition to what IS
contained in the papers fhe brings information
that brig arrived at Bolton on Saturday, direa
from France, with difpa,ches from the Direcfo
rY g our government. This conf ms the ac-
counts blythe mail. that diipatches have actually
arrived May God grant wiidom to our gov
ernment 70 guard againa the internal machna-
tons Of fubtle and intriguing Frenchmen.--
The articles relative to Jefferlon's eniaary,
Logan, demand feri5us attention. Who can
doubt Jeferion's being lcoundrel? Let this
be anfwsred.
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.sTNrULARITT

In the neighbourhood of Bradford (En-
gland) there at prefent re6jes a man and his
faro wives. This happy mortal is By birth an
American iouie years finee he was taken by
the Moors in veGsl of his country, bound up
the Levant he was condemned TO ilayery, and
eraployed TO work II tie garden Of The renega
do, a ihort dilance from Slllee. The daugh-
ter OF hrs mater conceived pallion fer him,
& offered 10 favour his eicape If he would mar
ry her: he confsiTed that he had a wife alrea-
dy. The c1ttom of her country allowed men
plurality Gle therefore difregarded his frru-
pie, and IN the event they fAlely arrived at
Briitol. By ffapge concurrence Of eiroum-
Rsnces, the 6ra wife, With two children, had
about the fame time reached Englan5, and
was eaa5llhed BY lome relations in her Preient
habitation. On hearing Of the deliverance ct
her hulband, 70 rejoiced was ihe at the event,
and grateful 10 his delivcrer, that lhe eheertully
acqulefced in 'he conditions that had reacred
hun ID her and the rival wives now i've in the
mott perfea harmony, each the mother offeve.
raj children.
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TNcENDiARY BUSINESS

About one O'Clock on Friday morning lat,
the inhabitants Of this town were alarmed with
the CRY Of FIRE. 1t was difcovered to BE in
The large bolding near the head Of fiihRreet, be-
longing to Mrs. Foxt eaaie, occupied by Mr..
Butler, book binder, Mif. Bsfkr, milIener, Mr.
Rand. priater, and Nlds Hunt lately from Bof.
ton, wllsfe goods were fuPpofcd = be Opening
In one Of the apartments. The fire was frt
difcevered by Mr.. Bnsr (whofe family refded
in fheAuilding) by he fntoke and blaze BURT
ing from Mlls Hzaf5 apartment. By the aetiv-
i,y and good conduit Of Mr.. Butler and his fon,
timely alilance was precurei from cur vieilant
crizens, and fire extinguithed hat threatened
tie moi diereaing devaaaton'-Qn enquiry
and learch into The origin ct the FIRE, The arong.
cit pioofs were apparent If an ioeendiary a.
tempt to delroy The building. In Miis H4a'J
apartment. where the body o. the ife was diff
covered, and where il originated, fone CONDUIT
tibles were found eurionily arranged - two
buckets with tar, paper, ihavens. sc. were pla-
ed GEAR the partition where the fre broke thro'
-Combuaiblcs = r. 40 varieuly difpof:d or
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Preparations are making in different places
TO celebrate the natal day Of cur excellent Pre-
iident. CSse kPfgye, for foue particulars In
this town The day viii be celebrated 10 morrow
(which IS the anniversary of his birth asreeably
70 our preient caleadar) as mark of our ref
Pet and affection 70 this great pillar of our
political falvation, Americans, venerate the
man who has torn the maxi from the face Of
your treacherous enemies
AT Bottom the day will b. celebrated with
civic and military relpea. Nine companies Of
cavalry, artillery, and infantry, in compleat and
elegant uniform, will parade in commlm oration
Of The day and the Theatre, in the evening,
will dillinguifh the feRive Anniversary with ma
ny dramatic hoaars. Among other patriotic
eftuiions, Mr.. Paist'J new fong of the Green
Af9Hatoin Farmer, is to Be flung when the audi.
ence viii, doubtlefs join in chorufiag
Green Noun tains, echo Heav'ns, decree.
. Live ADAMS. Ia-p and iI,yt. ~
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FoR I'VE GfZE7TE.
al. rEsks.

FiR. IESks.
as Jazr Psbtr Las a large cireu'aior 10 re
tqU' iosDsr esssfe5,Iy PaE5ag BE 5gosvg y,H oill
O5Lgs ega ner.
THE genuine federalils in the firR esnern
Difria, are determined TO vote, at the next
election, for the
Hon. Nathaniel Dummer,
in place OF ISAAC Parker, sig. who declines
being a candidate. Mr.. DUMMIES is a firm
Federalit-a well Informed pol1tisiaq-and an
honea man. NO TACOBIN.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-29

eDit5 Frahce." It is fGpeaed TaIley-
rand wants from the United States fuch
an aa of franknefs and generofty as
the Fox requeaed from the Cock, when
he wiihed to draw him from the top of
zee into his clutches. Come down,
my friend, Jays the Fax, let us take To-
cal walk together-you ale for peace
10 am |, Jays the Fox all want is,
that YOU. Mr.. Cock, by coming down,
}5oaid, as Taiisyrsad fays, exhibit an a17
81 tranknsi, gezsr0fty aud real friend
tbjp, foffeOs tie fr.aJ ef y0ar di[5etffi0n.
The Cock clapped his wings and crew.
Rsynard finding himfelf underRood
fneaked off and 70 will Taleyraad, if
the people of the United Staaes dilco-
yer a difpoGtion to fupport that old
game Cock, JOHN ADAMS the PRECEDENT
Of the United States.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-29

What Of Buonapartc and Mellon The
multiplied and tariors accounts of them would
al ieveral gazettes. But confirmation is Gill
wanting. Though probable accounts aud cor,
roboratives have preded in from ali quarters,
they are now attended with frong doubts. 1t
is nearly certain that Buonaparte has fafely
arrived at Alexandra, in Egypt Something
official NUT f0on trsnfpire.