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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-12
GLASGOW, Tuly a..

Thurday arrived Hsmbnrsh mail. al.
nroit every article Of intelligence brought by
this Mail, brestnes gar.
Angua =.
II Vienna Gazette Il IS fsfsd, thar
Al. Melton paR Meaina Ligut houle on tie
roth Iuue. Another account faye he Gid
not leave MeAinA harbor tiii the ssd and
that he Briih Admiral bad declared ne
woald dDk every ihip that Ould bring pc
viGcns u Malta.
PsEs~ae OgIou Sss 0e- 5ehssded.
Exraa Of letter from genlersu a.
WesfoTJ, dalcd JOY 81, 10 BIS iricaa il
toWu.
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July 80.
LONDON. Auo. s.

Sovsrnment, we underfand, have re-
ceiyed advices from Lord Mccartney, by the
fhips lately arrived from India, which fate
that the French have, for fome time pan,
been Purshaiing ali the GhiPs W hich they
could procure in the Red Sea; aud minifters,
its now iaid, are convinced that the objea
o. Bnonaparts's expedition is the EAT IN
dies.
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PARIS. Inlv o..

=
j. is alprof ceryain that the courier who
arrived lately from Confan,inople, has core
10 demand fone explanation respecting The
dcfina,ion ofou feet 10 the Mediterranean.
The O,top'an Anbsilador had few DAYS
ago a conference with the Minifer OF foreie n
affairs.
Peop'e here have for fone time sarered
thsmielves ~ith the hopes of .eeing Poland
riie once more from It's ruins. Kofciufko re-
csiyesst Paris every te0imony of efteem and
,sfpeet.
July 20.
Letters from Tou,on dated 1T, fays, that
AdTirai Nslfon va, ieen at Syracuie only
on the 29ih of Prarial, and not on the 5rh
A report prevails that Buonaparte has arrived
at the place of deiiinalion
II IS laid that cutter, called le Lodi, 90
arg 10 Malta, having on board Talien, has
been taken by the Britinl.
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FALB1OUTH, lois a6.

Yeferday arrived The Prince of Wales.
extra packet, with Foreign MeReneer,
With Diipstches Of impousncs for govern.
,Incat, and about a., cool. IN ipecie.
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! a.oughs, in ,heif a,,es on Thrrtl q
ihe Connsndiog CSiss, 81 Cs:lae. -.
der prcelana.;cu, aud obtained pfo.ecu,;
on,
--.-ySs>os,v------>s~-- -, - .s;;< 49,
BOSTON, September ~.
Disd--laiey at BATH, 10 England, III
INeALL, aged one hundred 7Rd ,senp
years. He had rclded al the lodginss @bcr
he dies bit one week. The fcaCon he al
Ggred for Having the Abbey. wasre ie ne,
been fervant, and chiefly Isl the caPavit>
Of Butler, near 9s years, is iaij 90 be that bi
ncrfc u!ei bin III, and featr:;: ;hs; Ike woulc
fhor,en his days ~ iome s6t OF violence
founded. n,oe probably, onihe ehiiiGl con
ceii Of Cd age. IL vas very fond of iuufi.
Which being inti;us'ed % Prince William oI
5louce(fer, when We lareiY vidted him, hi
Highncis preientcd him with pound Of brG
Scotch, accompanies by one pound Bank
note, which the old man apparently receiv.
ed with g'est pleafure.
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Adniraitv Oaice Tulv OK 30

Admiralty Once, luly 20, 'QS.
4 letter of which the following is copy,
has been trapimisted by Admiral Lord ST.
Vincent, commanded in chief of his malefiy's
fhipS ard Veiiels off Cadiz, to Evan Nepean.
Fig. iecrefary OF the Admiralty.
Sea ,Hone, June II, 'oS, lie of
Pantebaria, w. n. w, II leagues.
My Lord,
After chace oftwelve hours, and cloie.
siaion OF eight minutes, his nHaieGy's fhip
under my command, this morning at four
o'clock captured the SenG5le, a French 20
enn frigate, - Founders and 900 men, com
branded by MonGeur Bourde, Capiizine de
Vatican was new coppered, copper faften-
ed, and had thorough repair at TOulon two
months ago.
A general of diviion, Bsraguey d'HT..
hers, With his flute, was on board, going 20
Tonion with an account of the capture Of
Mslta.
The Sea Horfs's officers and men condu6l.-
cd ,heTielves much 70 my iaiisfsaion and
Yeceived thai afIiiiance from Mr.. Wimotl.
the Fra lieutenant, which might naturally
expe6 from an officer who had been in nine
sttions, and received eight wounds.
Two matters mates al,d nine men belong,
ing To the CulIoden evinced the fame fteady
courage as the crew of that fhip have ON
every .ocoa6on.
I have the honor TO be, Be.
<Signed)
EpwD. Jas. FoorE.
STA Horie.--I Seaman, druma;nr kill.
sd--M-, WiIlnlotf, firfi lieutenant, figh,ly,
Is ieamen, 1 corporal of marines, private
marine, wounded.
Senhble, Ig killed, Mouf Bourde, Capt.
saine, capitaine de Vatican, fscond captaine,
IS men wonndsd.
La Seudble is detained ~ Lord ST.. Vine
ceni. She is a fine frigate.
Such was The dipatch uied IN Tending her
TO iea again, that fhe was manned ard re.
oommifioned on the very evening fhe auiv-
Ell off Cadiz.
There were tx very beautiful ffands Of
Blk coioars found on board La Senible,
JaH after lhe went iHto action, the French
esptain applied to Gcnsfsl d'tIihers to slJow
lone troops thar were on board to afift in
boarding the Bri,iih frigss, TO which he con-
ien5edi bat this was mere gsloonade, as.
alter eight niinnles Sighting clofe along 6Ge
each other, the captain came 10 Gen. drill.
hers and told him he muit ftnke, rs his n,en
could fight no lopeer, The geneial anfw -,ed
by oOierVirg that he thought the honor Of
the republican flag demanded longer liu1g.
&c.
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Majority ia hvor Of Smith,


al me C'J~ OF the polls, .a.t evening, tac
''leHa' ane ''pPorters OF G-ne'al ShIra,
30 81 pres .''ie Joy iof the honorable IA c.rs
which they hal gained received the & enc
Ia i. i'otl. inc f1'''i2Ss, IN an 'iegsnt arm
-; 80; =. 81. ~ AIS 'l''o Nci''sens trofa
49, n r $3.50 - III me IoLo"-
a Suai = ts
CHM r;' - - - -1o''e'
One Lnn3r.5 c., ...' .E' OF S"'e'5''
r. J,-.. =" 1s9's'
win, infcriptio-,. f,rror,e3 b-i
Citizens Gx abrc,F 14'''''
- ','''1'''
GENERAL. gMr-rEJ.
Ef~.Is,;.a -, - - i.''''e'''
Li6lt I1oilcmfn and
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govcrnh:snt- - 4.cakut ~ .;s','scS .s:lu ,.a
Yo:s the ogpo.j-oa % anu oat u -9u,-
.ad 3 yourselves Z .rerc ao- no; "a 49,
1ura5sr who car baaR every len a.
| cosntiy aud Is h4pF:~cs, v'a.ca Gt~..
/ M7r.h~H does. or rau boait: ! rs you- "a
( + they could nave received The apg ,'a,. !
Of enemies OF thu:r cd1a,ry, ~. f-au. a.
rqgance cfnlea, s.no ,viil noflHEe. tieif c9..-
au6f to be inpeached, eee8 as 10 "; d.al. =
lfthsn, luch cornplaiGsnce is aeceHlr< Hi
protest IS from this obii4sy, how oaa l,e. q
ral Mar9.Aii expsa to efcspe it, if IL Aoa,i
thwart the administration ihiSs iavorite n.ca>
lurcs.
But can YOU rely, TIA; General M,-ss;l
could even s1 up TO the opinions whio'i
has givcn, and which there is no yeaIoa 4
doubt are his preient op;nicas; o. that II
the ituaneH In which be viii De pigccj, ~
viii not eel The change he freaks os.---,l ..
fee in ;he commoa walks Of iiF-, how ,-..
form the diviiion is on political fub;ea,, 81
hiG more IS il ccntpicuous in .cotgysr,.-1aea
connected by good or bad views, sle us7
vita y brought 10 act with tbs up;soriaa..
rather than hazard d.v.foa, which veut
preduce the lois Of ,htir fasourite oli,.t
and you muf not expost. that Gen Ma,1.s
would be independent CT. this IN lrsi-ce.---5,L
a good cau:e, this fort oF accommodates
is the retult OF che pureit patricti.m; atd
thoie perlonai frslnea, which may lie fup.
po!ed to be likely to promote It amouga -
belt men, VIII be found as a,ong In thr c,..,
Of General A,aribs,l as any othrr.-iEc haa
already received honcr$ from aJa,iniar4t'ea.
which m0it have gfeatly ftroagthrd the con
letaon fprmed by familiarity e cT;a;cu, ara
i Is hErtIy 20 be expected, tba. ncw pos.
.ical relation viii faito confirm Il.
The picture which Gercysl AIarlt11 has
given OF thc per!ans on whom he ia toYcS
this change, would make Won deGpair &C t's
.ucceis--l-eteis you that TIE lewa wa
'evs7 hafe paied, # they had been oppoi,i
oy men, not iaisectcd OF enm.ty TO 'the 20
mutt you think OF TIE
nan wjthwhc1r hc viii neceiIariiv be aToc.
itel and hcw little way can you {usrc..
he viii be able to 90 Ia correcting therl.--
Laws which lie conteEes could DO no eco5,
and which were calculated to produce grcat
i5iquiet, arc pa4ed: aud for What restons
.'ecanIe particular cia(s Of men would nos
vote tor them low were shey produced
No; by Tic opposition: They n,ui5 have RS
oeiyed their biilh and early notria:mcns, be-
fore the could haze b~en oppcfra.
Pauie before you act o. his rnomentou.
lubjee; aad You will ne er content 10 ,saGa
a probable aa3'ticn 70 men who can als
w',n 50 httie Jsatone but above al, you vii
never give Up yoar !seurity usder the -oaa.-
tuition 10 tnerrecasous hope, tLar fucl rcr
can be made to so 1g.,J, when there Is 10
much danger, that in rle iau,e GlOa,ion, ~.
Paiiiona Of the peg'on On when you ave X.
rely nay b. aamc3i and hat he viii H.
bibe the tea-.neats D. o;aeys, ra.hev sba.
comm nicate his own.
ANOTHER F2EEROLpER
From a!e B4ii;~s4 Laiea:,eacsr Of Eca IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-12

From ass b4fis-sa Iaie1;geacer Ct Eca n
day.
~ the cole Ct the poll, lat evening", ale
Votes Tor the CANDIDATES Tor reprsi-a,sti,.
tron this diEriA for the HoGfc of R,g.e-
ieftaiiyes OF The Uuitca STATES, were 4
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4 letter from yang heir to tie Probate JUDGE.
Agricultural.

Tbs toioqoing IL not only intcrsqiag 1, or farmers
Gut 70 rvsry gentleman Of fiencs, az confronting
long sRaJG5ed P9Gti'n IN tbe pbilsispby Of animal
Efc- f
AT the rnesting Of the Holdernefs Agricul-
tural Society, holden al Hedon on Wedniday
fennight, the qucaion, " Whether there is any
fold objection againlt breeding from cattle.
however near their confanguinity," was difcuf.
fed by numerous meeting Of the fociety, con
filing Of leveral medical gentlemen, and Of
gentlemen and graziers of geat experience in
the breeding CT cattle whep the unanimous
opinion of the meeting was, "That there is not
any fold realon whatever againft breeding from
cattle of the fame family, was treated as mere
vulgar prejudice, proceeding perhaps, from in.
ceituous intercourse, being coniidered land for
very good reafons, but which do not appear
to the brute creation) highly improper arnonga
the human fpecies. 1t lhould fem that It is
the inrer.lt of breeders of cattle to breed from
the bet males and females they have or can
procure, however near of kin. as was the prac-
tee Of that celebrated breeder. the late Mr..
Bakewcils and as is recommended by that able
writer and agriculturaliR Mr.. Marhal, in his
Rural Economy Of the Midland Countries, vol
i. P. 3os.
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eral Oscillations, & turned round very rapidly
The motion at ira occaGoncd il me ienlatIon
of fickneis, and as it continued my indifpoiition
increaicd. Becoming at lat very fevere, fwai-
lowed iome drops of the water of Cologne, and
opened the vavle Of the balloon. We then de
fcended pretty rapidly. When near reaching
The earth, threw OUT an anchor, and we Ian
ded in the plain of Dugny,near lie BQuget.-
We were very well received by the inhabitants /;
but the municipal officer iaiiaed upon feeling
our paGports, and we had a good deal Of trou
bic before we fatisied him.
Such is the account of our aerial voyage,
which does the greatet honour to cirizeoeis
Henery, my fair companion, who : lcarcely
twenly-one Her fngular courage made her
brave all the dangers of the voyage, and all the
ddagreeabie otj2tts which preceded it, partic-
ularly the troHble(ome examination Of the Cen
trail Bureau, before which fhe was fImmoned
fome days before our departure.
| ought not 70 pats over in filence, that her
place was much envied By feveral fair citizens !;
particularly by foreign lady, and youns
citizenels of feventeen, who we're in the car
who received the applaules Of the fpefatnrs, *
could not refrain their tears when they were
obliged TO leave the machine.
l had announced a long voyage for the next
day, but | am obliged to defer il. 1t ihai lie
entirely confecrated to the fcieaces.
GAREERIN-
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PROSPECT OF WINTER.


BY Z. soSTBET.
TIE dark cloud lours, AMI thence the chilling Rorm
Sweeps DER the bofom of the ihiv'ring vale
Nature unrob'd difplays her dreary form,
and dfmal meanings float upon The gals
10 time for friendhips gentle evening walk
when genial Spring fweet kifsd the budding aov'r I;
All then, beguird by mirth and focal talk
How quickly iped away the pa1ing hour
Yet fill around the blazing happyhre
Our minds may then by converts grave improve
Then gen'rOus may the breaa inipire,,
And CHARITY may ihars the Heart with LOVE-
Though the dark form may ruflle thro the 1y,
Yet may our fpirits melt at mis'rys feFvid hgh.
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"A LATE French paper contains an account
of LovEs, who certainly burnt with one of the
RrongeR paiiions we ever remember TO have
feen recorded. His mifref; having proved IN
faithful to him, be called up bis iervant, infor-
med him that it was his intention to kill HIM
falf, 9; reque1ed, after his death, that he would
make candle Of BIS fat, and carry i, lighte to
his n ilrefs. He then wrote a letter, IN which
he told her, that as he had long burnt for her,
fhe might now fee that his fames were real (; for
the candle by which lhe would read that note
was competed Of part Of bis miferable body !!
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POETRY.

ODE TO FLATTERY.

[Erln BE isf 9olurrs sf PINDAR's Wah.l
TKTHEN Flatt'ry Gnss, Age opes bis eyes - clear,
Aud cisps 70 blk the trumpet to his ear,
50 7coni- r,sey infpred be hlls, and fees!
When Fiatt'ry fhgs, pale Colic's pains are off;
confunption Pants not, but forgets his cough;
And Aflhma's AIDED lungs forbear TO wheeze,
stnng is the foul with Hips rope off'ring evils
Flau'rv's a talifman to drive the devilI.
Sweet on the Timing ear Of lilly Night,
IS warbling dieth Phlomela'. f,ng
So on the ear Of man, with rich delight,
The Iulling muic flows from Flatt'ry's tongue.
Stew me the man, and will thank thee for it,
Who lays, with truth, " POh! Flattry abhOr it. :"
IT'S asai9iria-by Sir Jofeph bred
a Soho nsgae, born without head.
Flatt'ry's perfsc milres OF her ara;
With piekIock keys to open tv'ry heart
VIVA, mortal can withhdnd the FIRE of Flaitty!
Nc one It's fuch mon fucceEful batt'ty,
No head, however thick, reflls its fhock;
Yet each pretends to mock it what fet
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Amorous Aerial Voyage !!
From q iase FreacB Paper.

THE public, who have been 70 much'int
sRed about the fair citizen who accompanied
me in my aerial voyage, viii donbtlels read the
following account OF i with pleafure.
The trial balloons being ient up, and the eI-
pertinent Of the parachute having been fucceis-
fully performed, citizeneE Henery placed heI-
ielf in the car. Citizen Lalande handed her 70
il Her firm and undaunted oountenance
much adnired ,and It nipired me with he glta
tef colGdcnce. She refafed TO take any of the
liquors tina. were offered to US. At lat citizen
I.ala7de and my brother left the balloon and
We Attended in the midi of mufc and public
acclamatious. In riGng, our machine made
feversl revolutions round its axis. In proper
toa as the celeltial globe was unfolded to our
eyes, examined the afpe6 Of my intereGng
companion lhe appeared 10 me 10 experience
only aGnoihmeut and admiration. Indeed
there is nothirg 70 delightful as the fenfation
one enjoys 10 riGng in balloon. 1t Is imPoGi
bic TO reli9 the inesprellible charm it gives
All the faculties Of the foul fecm 70 be fufpen-
ded, and the N nd IS filled with admiration.-
There can be norhing 70 fine, nothing 70 mag
ni6cient, as the fpeaacle Of the univerfs, increa.
fing in beauty and extent before the eyes of The
Aerial Navigator.
All wai foon obfcurity around rs. W. PAT
fed through thick vapours, and rofe above the
clouds. In proportion as the ip-aacle was
beautiful of which We loft fight, 70 was that
horrible which now preiented Itfelf. Reprefent
10 yourlef two beings fufpended on furiouny
agitated ocean, whecs the enormous waves
dafh againR each other, break and prefent on
every hand immenie abyfes, and you will then
have bur faint idea of our 6tuation. My
beautiful and brave. companion, however, was
not alarmed. Our elevation was at this time
about 500 todes. With her content we rofe TO
600 totes above the clouds, which fometimes
permitted % TO fee the earth between them
According 10 the barometrical oblervations
which made, and the calculations of citizen
Lalande, we were elevated TO the height If
I46o totes.
We did not reach this great height without
having fuFered much from the change of tenn
perature aud tie rarefa6tion Of the air, which
occafioned very dfagreeabls feeling Of noile
in our ears.
We met with feveral currents in the air.
Eome Of which oceaiioned the rolling Of our
aerial machine, iinlilAr TO THAI of alp at fea.
This made rae uaeafy, on account Of eitizenefs
Henery. l slced her how lhe Gid She re-
plied 70 me, that ihe was very Welt and began
10 fing. Our ftuatiOn, however. was far from
Aeng comfortable, fer our nachine made icv.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

w anted as an apprentice to
the Cooper's Bulnels, Lad about IA
or 70 years Of age, healthy, of tout
make, aud rebuff contribution. Good
encouragement will be given to one of
this description. One from the coun-
try would be preferred. Inquire at this
Office GA. q.
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A familiar tory is related BY Gibbon, Of the
benevolence of the fon of Ali. In ferving at
table, fave had inadvertently dropped dilh
of Ecalding broth upoh his matter. The heed
lels wretch fell proRrate to deprecate his Punih-
nent, and repeated verfe of theKoran--" Par
adife is for thole who command their anger
am not angry" flid Ali, in return
" And for thofe who pardon ofences"--''
pardon your offence" replied the matter
" And for th3fe who return good for eviP'
!" give you" fad the Arabian" your liberty,
and four hundred pieces of FLYER"
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(" ------- She never told her love
" But let concealment, like worm i'th' bud,
" Preyon her damafk cheek. She pin'I in ,ho', /;
" And, with green and yeno " mel choly,
She fat, like patience on monument,
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L0R at Sea,

FROM the lchooner Aretbuja, Tho
Z Mas REED matter on her paHAge from Kennebeck
70 Bolton, on Friday morning, 10Th OF October three
o'clock A M. Ahn-HtieEt bearing nearly north, and al
about three leagues di(tance frem the land tow OF
two MASTS, intended for the frgate building at ol-
on of z6 a. inches eseh by parting the ropes,
which~vere cables Of and inches. Any perlon who
may have picked up and fecurcd them il requeed %
give notice 10 JONATHAN and SAMUEL, DAVIS, n
BIfb, on Kennebeck river, Bgfos, by whom they
will be compensated for ther trouble
B5fsz, OTe5,r "A, 1893.
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On The revival Of Shakfpeare's TvstFb MgJt
the piece received little apPlaule 'tiii the follow
ing lines were recited
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Here the whole theatre BURT into aPPlaufe /;
bur gentleman from Oxford was obferved to
fand up and clap after all the RET had done /;
upon which a nobleman in the boxes called a.
loud to know what he meant by that fort of be-
haviour. Wy, y0u capped tbe Piece NY I0rd, fays
the OxOnian, and clap The audience fer d5ls9Ver.
Ing % much trEs talfe and Judgment
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Good Boarding,

XTERY near the centre of the town, conven-
v lent for matters and mates Of vefels.--
Inquire at this Office. Nov. :.
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THIS GAZETTE,
Bfsa, Me-. IL.

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MENTS..
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III rs vari0as branches, executed 1oIf0 7
tention and dj3afe5. &r Order \
Books, Pamphlets, Blanks, Ha''
bills, &c. dRly attended TO-
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FARB4ER'S, MERCHANT % MECHANIC s
ALMANACK:
or, THE
REGISTER Of MAINE.
For the year of our Lord, 1899.

CONTAINING,
Befides the ulual calculations. &c, a Farmers
Calendar for every month in the year, and greater
variety and La ger quantity than any other Alma
mack ever publled in this DGria Of Matters
Uefu,, Entertaining, and CnriOH5-vlz.
Complete Lift of the Courts, & time
Of holding them, in the Newengland States-A Table
rendering lawful money into the Federal CurTency-A
Gs1le fhewing the value of Silver coin in circua-
tou--Valu- of Fede al money cxpaned-Rate Of pol
tag Of Leite Holding Of NJ dical Lectures at Cam
tr dge-Probate Courts in MaUe-Vacsti0ns a. Harry
ard College YeAry and quarterly meetings a The
Friends d dlelan Lectures Cambria e-LclPes tor
the year "a 0Iam n Notes-A complete III ct tamP
DutIe. As publ ihed by authorU-An ElinatIoD OF
the Tax Houes, &G - The entire Routs Of the Pub
lie FL in Maine with the diflace Of the ieveral
poit offices, the of The po1naicrs, and mai
carriers, never before publ ed Principal ads am
Of innkeepers in the No.thern Sates-Mininers
ana Rel sous Societies IuRices of The Peace, Law
vers sc the D fricf Of Main a curious Pre-
&C explaining the meaning OF prclaces, aid giving
The tradition Of Po8y Re in with curious and odd cTcum
1ances-The celebrated fong Of Adams & Liberty
Valuable observations on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meth
Cd Of filing with birds in China Curious Anecdote Of
Heraldry-Ve fes 10 InnOceu ce-The Crapec-A Song
by Mrs Radcl fc--Lnes to Cynthia--Dean Swift
his deafnef-EPtaph a Dog-Amorous Epigram-
Uleful and witty obfervation on money! cat miltak
en- for ehild--A lady lnkng while her head Is i7V7-
iag-New difeovery OF panets-Tranht Of Mercury
Wife Ma1ims, &c sc.
All this may be had at the price OF
common Amanacks BY fpe-dy application TO this
4 fEre here fhcrr ~ Failtp
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-26

inAitutons. We aye no longer to envy the DAYS
Of chivalry for their romantic and exalted no
tions, rs the following narration viii prove a
rick isweller Of St. Houore was lately inform,
ed by his domeRic that his wife was 10 bed
with ~oung aud handiome deputy [" Ii IS
impoaible," faid the mater. " Take care
what YOU lav." 81 fay bat what have leen."
al with 10 fee it alfo'' Before the jeweller
went up ltars to his faithefs fpoufe. he. without
the knowledge Of the fervant, RATED ladder to
The window Of the chamber. They then went
up fairs the jeweller entering frtt, ihut the
dosr, and having feen enough to convince him.
faid to his rival, " Let us have no disturbance,
citizen let US preferve appearances. To NOR
row at 4 O'Clock, you will meet me in the
Champs Elyfses Every thing IS prepared for
your fight get ous Of this window" When
this was done, the confederate Cornuto opened
the door, and called in the fervant, defred him
to look around, obfervng at the fame time
how decetful were appearances !" Peter
rubbed his eyes, aared, and acknowledged his
rnihaLs I'll
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-26

WE fcarcely recollea better military FRA
t4gem than that BY which Lord Dawdor int
inflated the French troops that landed at T IA
guard 1t is not generally known that mum
Ter Of WEIGH women, whole common dref, is a
beaver hat and Mort red cloak, were ranged
on the furroundiug hils-The French com
nlander when lummoned To furrendsr, was de-
fred to obierve, that the afcents were covered
with folders. The uniform Of the ladies were
at that diRsnce mott formidable appearance,
and the Heroes of the great Nation retained
70 much Of their Ct devant gallantry, that they
furrendered at difcretion TO the fair.
CLoHdsn PaPer.l