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JOHN ADAMS.
-&Way, Oh. goth, 1898.
" Portland Federal FolmteerJ."

The volunteer company, which has
lately been forming in this town, have
oferedtheir fcrvices to the PreGdent Of
the United States which have been
accepted by him, and commifion is
obe Immediately forwarded from the
War-Ofice, and the company organic
ed. L is to be commanded by Mr..
JOSEPH c. BOYD, Of this town.-ThiS
is the belt proof Of genuine. federal fen
timents.
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Lat evening arrived, three packets from Boaon af-
Ter quick Pa2ges. Information is received that the
trig4te Contribution has arrived at NsntaGct, having
iPrung her forcmaa anu bowlprt
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From PHILADELPHIA. OF. ii.

In {ome parts Of the countrythe fnow
was this morning half an inch deep.
We hear, that in coniequence of the
very favorable weather, the fpeedy re-
moval Of the public Offices, banks, &c.
is contemplated.
The Plague RACES at Confantinople,
with great violence and mortality.
The French Miniler Of Finance
complains to the Directory, that not
withdrawing all the meafures taken to
collect the revenue, there was an annu-
al deficiency Of more than one fxth
part. The city of Paris is in arrcar ~
millions of hvreS.
A Hurricane was experienced at
Martinico, the 18TH Sept. Much da-
mage was done by wind and wave, on
iea and land. Many lives were loft.
Letters have been received at New
london, from ST. Thon1aS's, mentioning
that the United States frig2te Capt.
Barry has made Four Prizes-two car
RED into Martinique; and two into
Tortala.
On "wednesday the gift uIt. the
Rev. Nathaniel Stone WAS ordained to
the paltoral care Of the congregational
church in Windham.
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Notice..

THE fubfcribers, Commifioners on
l. the ERHe IF Thomas GouLD, late Of
Falmouth, il The county Of CnmberlanI I, yeo-
man, deceaie1, appointed ~ the Hoo. William
Gorhanl, Efq. Judge Of Pr brre, sc. far aid
county-give notice, thItwe iha.l attend, far
the Purpoie Of examining the claims If t fv-
erdl creditor to fid Eaate, at he h"uc- If the
widow Of faid derealed, on the lat Monday Of
this, and the 6ra NJ n1ays of the two follow ng
months, and the irR and third Mondays Of Fe-
b,uary, March and April ext.
BENJAMIN BAYLEY,
ENOCH FREEMAN.
Falmouth, Nov. lob, 1898
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Marine

Friday, 9th infant, arrived fhoone- Jafon,
john WiLDRAcE, mater, 90 days from Barba.
does. Left there tie following veGes:
Brig North Carolina, Riohard Wet, from
Newbuin; 1looP John, Paul TburRon, New
port; ichooner Betiey, James Murray, Wlcaf.
tet; tchooner Indultry, William Tuithrn, PortC
mouth To leewad. liop Time, E5enezer
Ous, Wit, ade- fchoon-r M lies, Rogers, VIII.
cItleE. Schooner Hazard, David Otis, of Wifi
caf-t, arrived in diltrels, after paIage IF Ga
days fold, and to fail fer Caro- ina, in 10 DAYS,
under convoy. Brig Sulan and Polly, Capt.
Taylor, captured on the coat Of Su imam. and
lent in by the prvateer Governor Rickest--ib
Grated. Ship Sally, Thomas P-rkios mater,
from kennebunk, gone to LecwaId. Ship
Folly, jeremiah SJimon, from Bottom.
SAILED. Brig Abigail, Smith, Of Portr
mouth, from Alexandra, filled Sept rs. Sail
ed in company. under convoy, fchr. Orange.
John Holman, for Kennebeck. Schr. Ranger,
Johua Boyington, failed 18th O9 for Whcaf
1et on his Pahage out .oa deck load and m tie.
Brig -, Stone, kennebunk, in Spikef
town, Barbados.
mouth, bound TO M4rtnco, IA leages to
windward 81 the land.
Nov. 9Th ipoke lnow Enc prizs, Alexander
Cunningham, 8 days out from Wife fet-lat.
~, long. 66 weR.
Nov. 9Th, fpoke fhiP Fo1wel, Stevens, Of
PePPerelborougb, from Europe, 90 days our.
bound to Bolton, p leagues N. Z. By I. Fom
Cape Elizabeth
Mitkets dull at Barbados.
B6R0n, No. 2,
Gallant A6tion.--7bs 6:b Sea
Nympb, capt. MDougaH, qcbo IaileG fom
this pat far Maytnico, on The 2Qt6 Tuly
LAT, ba14ng parted her convoy, teH ii, Oh
The 24fb ing. z0itb French brivatcer
Of 70 guns, and tW Of men. Being arm
ed q0itb "A guns, and baVing "a hands
on board including Pa0sngerj, 6e engaged
the pirate far tr0o bours and halt, aOifb-
il half myquef @ot, and obliged her to
Jbear If. The bagenger5 among q0bsm
acre MGDf5. NiHiam Balls, and James
Robi9ioe, dtfed as mariner. on the guar
ter deck, and djjcbarYed 80 romds each.
CAPT. MD. bad only one man 700unded,
and retciOed about tq0snty lBofJ in bis bill
and ri ging. There acre on board Isue-
raj 700men and children.
French Frigate Decade.
Ofthe falling of this friglte Fl nj Cayenne,
mention was made fmc time fin {. IT was
then ALTO fated, that The Commander intended
to cruize with her, for fhort time, near the A
mcric8n coat "A rumour 4 on after wa, cur
rent that The had engaged the Contribution, A.
mexican frigaie, and at length furrendered to
hlr.-But we find lhe was defined to increl Re
the enormous navy Of England. She was cap
tured by the Naiad, Brilih frigate of SO CONS
at The momentthe Magicienne, another Britih
frigate, appeared in f5ht.-If we intake not
Mr.. lilly, he American charged with f4ciIitat-
ing the elcape of Barhelemy, &c. fom Cay
enne, was confined on board this veiI-l to have
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

AFPNENIICE WANTED.
Wanted as an apprentice to
the CooPer's Bufnels, Lad about IA
or 10 years Of age, healthy, Of four
make, au1 robuR contribution. Good
encouragement will be given to one Of
this Description. One from The corr-
Try would be preferred. lnpare at this
Office. or 20.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-12

The address 70 which the following i an answcr,
was pubi!hed in The Gaze te fome week agoJ
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The Plague RACES at Confantinople,
with great violence and mortality.
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-30
DEA7HS,

At Philadelphia, for "a hours,
ending Thurlday laR,
Adults, 10
Children, lao
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iatioh which France chooGes TO eEabIifh but
certainly it is a r.gulation, elentially vArient
from The article it profeGes to refemble.
ARTICLE 70 Ruiz a.
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= = -
According to the 18th
article OF the treaty of
Londcn Of the 10Th Of
NOV. 1894, 70 the arti-
clrs declared coctrabznd
by the z4th article Of
the treaty Of the 9Th Of
Feb. 1913, ara added
the following articles
Timber for flip build
ing, pitch, tar and rofn,
copper in fleets, fails,
hemp and cordage, and
every thing which ferves
d.re7ly cr iaRirs7iy for the
armament & equipment
Of veGels, unwrought
iron and FIR plsnks eI-
copied. 1hcic fcverAl
articles lhaII be conhfca-
ted whenever they 1iall
be defined or attempted
to be carried to the en-
envy.
articles, which may
and equip
, contraband by the
hcy are not 70 By the
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-
According 20 the
I'm article ofthe treaty
Of London Of the 10Th
Nov. 1894 every indi-
vidual known TO be an
American, who fhall
hold a commiGor Civ
en- by the enemies Of
FraHce,a as well as every
feaman Of that nation
making a part Of the
crew Of enemies 1lips,
lhall BY that act be de-
clared a pirate, and
treated as fuch without
being allowed in any
cafe to alledge that he
was forced to do it by
violence, menaees or
otherwlie.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-05-28

Printed by z. 4. TENxs, Portland,
MIoDLE STREET.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-22

ian army OF hftecn times their ftrcngth,
Iplentifully provifoned, and provided
with every inarument Of deltrudion.-
Never, perhaps, were there luch feats
of yalor performed as by this little ar
my thrice their numbers did they lay
dead before their injured city. The
be6eged then fleeing no hopes OF capt.
tulation, feeling the city without another
DAYS proyilion, and the total imPoiii-
bility of fuccour from without, being
completely inveited on every fide, had
but one meafure to adopt; to cut their
way through the enemy, or fall IN the
attempt. A plan Of retreat was there
fore fettled upon the out potts were
t. be called in, and the whole were TO
aflemble at the Waite. II was midnight
when they began their retreat, tighten.
ed BY the blaze Of bombs and burning
houies. Reader, Gait your eyes on this
devoted city-lee children cling to their
fathers, diftraded mothers to their ions;
wives holding in their arms what they
held dearer than life, forgetting all but
their huibands marching BY their ilf1se,
and Drawing death from ten thcu@g !
hands But what were they toafo
againf fifty times their number +? The
whole, about fifty perfons excepted,
were either butchered, or taken, to gra-
tify by torture, the barbarous diiPo-
fition Of the vi6tors.''
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-22
New Discoveries.

A RELATION of voyage has late
ly been publihed London undertaken
by four Portuguele merchantmen in
1893, for the purpofe Of exploring an
iiland diGcovered the preceding year.
Two circumstances of this voyoge may
prove intereifing TO the reader. The
firlt is, that after a fuccelsful navigation
of Geyen months having reached the
iland Of Meieo, they difcovered on one
Of the rocks of that iland, the words
'SLa Peyroufe I7o2." Other names
on the fame rock prove that the Portu-
guele were there in SGT. After their
departure from Meieo, they fell in with
an iHand which they call the Unfor-
tunate," becaufe they learned there
from feaman belonging TO nj. Pey-
routes hip's company, that the vcael
of that celebrated and unfortunate nav
igator, was burnt Tea eighteen
months before.
The iecond Circumstance is very ex-
traordinary if true. The relation pre-
tends that the Portuguefe found in an
iiland which they call Hofpitable Ifland,
a colony Of French emigrants, who,
flying from the horrid fcenes of the rev.
olution, have been conducted to this a.
bodes where nature is laviih Of all her
gifts 1t is added that the colony is
already in Aourifhing fate, and thofe
who would 60 and Join them, would be
we'll received in this holpitabIe inand;
all that would be necefary would be to
make up their budgets Of all kinds Of
tools, particularly inltruments of agri-
culture.
A Journal of the voyage, difcoveries,
&c. OF M. Peyroule, has lately been
publiihed in France at public expence,
for the benefit Of his widow.
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DocToR 2coyNc.

THE doctor, walking in his gar
den in company with two young ladies
Zone Of whom he afterwards married)
the fervant came to tell him gentle
man wiihcd to fpeak with him. 9 Tell
him." fays the doctor, :" ! am too hap
PLY engaged to change my ftuation. "
the ladies Unified upon it that he fhould
go, as his vi6tor was a man of rank,
his parton, his friend /; and as perfua-
fion had no effect, one took him by the
right arm, and the other by the left,
and led him to the garden gate when
finding reliance was in vain, he bow
ed, laid his hand upon his heart, and
in that expreiIivc manner for which he
was 70 remarkable, fpoke the following
lines
Thu Adam k,ok'd 1uben tron f5e gardss drioea'
Ind tbs di9Htsd 0rdsr' j1ut from heapen
Lie bin I 20, bit yst % 90 an htbl
Like bin 4 90, for angelo drove 70 5otb-
Hard aOaS Biz fate, but uin.J aily mare pnkiad,
Hs EVe rOert euitb bin, BIZ min. feys 5sBiGS.
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STATE fszya, 81 county tax.

UnIeiS laid taxes, with intervening
charges are paid 20 the Snbriber on or before the
f6 dry Of December next. 20 much Of fi0 lands will thea
DC fold e Public Vendae AZ the dwelling houfr of To-
sEPH PROCTOR, innholdcr in l4id Durham, at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon, As will pay faid taxes aud
charges.
JABES DYER, Collector.
Seeerter Is, IraS.
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POETRY.

The f0il0grfng truly elegant Song, !, eobied
from tie Ediabarg MZyEaalMycellaa
ITO Bacrhus may boar q bis killing bowl,
And Polly in thought drowning rsvels delight,
such wofG,p alas ! hath no charms for the foul,
When ioftcr devOsiOus the fenfes invite.
To the 1rrow Of fate, or the eanker Of care,
Ills potions Oblvious balm may below.
But to Fancy, that feeds The charms Of the fair.
The death Of reelection the birth Of all woe.
What foul tAat's poGeft Of dream e divine,
With riot would bid the fvect vifon be goael
ror the tear that bedevs senGbity's Urine
tss drcP Of more worth than all Bacehus's tun.
The tender e1crf which enamours the heart,
TO few is imparted, TO million. denyd;
lis the brain Of the victim that tempers the dart,
And fools iea az that for which fsges have died.
Zach charge and exeef hath through life been my doom
And well can fpeak Of its joy and its nrife;
The bottle affords Us gIimpfe thro' the gloom,
But loves the ,r.e funfhiue that sladdens our fe
Come then, rofy Venus, and tpread DER my fight
The magic illufons that ravih the foul
Awake in my breal the foft dream Of delight,
And drop from thy pyrtle one leaf in my bowl.
Then deep viii drink Of the nectar divine,
Nor Ger, jolly god, from thy banquet remove,
Su each tube Of my heart ever thirr for the wine,
That's mellOwd BY friendfhp. and fweeten'd BY love-
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SHOCKING MURDER.
From q KaL:tam ba2er, OF. :

From a Ralsfa" Paper, on. 2.
ON Thurfday evening Taft, one Benz
bridge, a young man reident at Dart
mouth, who had for fome time Pat DIFF
covered an attachment to Mifs Ruael,
daughter Of Mr.. Ruhel Of that place,
went to Mr.. RS. houfe about 3 o. clock,
entered the room where the family was
fitting, and expreaed a with to fee Mils
Rullel. This Mrs. RuHel refufed and
exprefed her difpleafure at his atten-
ton to her daughter. This the villain
probably expected for, having provid-
ed himfelf with long butchers knife,
he took an opportunity Immediately af-
ter, and buried it with the mott favage
violence in the bofom Of the unfortu-
nate girl, who almoR inftantly expired.
The wretch then ffabbed himfelfin two
places, but we believe not mortaIly !;
afliltance was called, he was immedi-
ately taken into culody, and will
doubtlcls lufer the proper vengeance
Of the law, for his diabolical attrocity.
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MISCELLAN2~.
A Man or NO PARTY.-From the
Examiaer-By Dean S9gitf.


WHOEVER gives himielf this cha
raeter, you may depend upon it isref a
party but it is fuch a party as he is
aihamed to own. For even when he
fays he is of no party, you may oblerve
from the whole drift Of his difcourfe,
thar he is prejudiced in favor Of one
party, and that to always the a00rf-
And the true reafon of his not declar-
ing it, is that he thinks the party not
yet frong enough to protect him. The
jufice of the caufe or the goodnefs Of
the intentions, feems to be out Of this
eentleman's fcheme. The only dif-
tin6tion he goes by, is to be politically
Of no party, that he may be occasionally
of either. Others there are, who are
really of party and do not know it ;
they carry on deGgns which are kept
fecret from them, and thefe indeed are
fuch insignificant tools ofa party, that
they may properly enough be faid to be
ofro party they are machines purely
PaiilYe, and, without any VIII OF their
own, obey the impulfe of the wheel
that moves them. But you ihall never
hear man of true principles fay, he is
man of no party he declares he is
of a party, if refolutely to ltand by and
defend the contribution, mutt be called
being Of a party. But the other party,
it feems, mutt be divided into two
forts, thofe who are Of a party, and
thofe who are Of no parry at al. With
the gentlemen who apply this latter ex-
prefiion to themfelves, / would beg
leave to rcafon thus: either they are Of
a party, or they are not if they are,
they prevaricate grossly (not TO ufe a
more unmanly expreflion) while they
give out to the contrary. IF they are
not, they ought to be afhamed cf fuch
infamous neutrality, and Of deferting
that caule which they are bound in
honor and confidence to defend.
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SIEGE OF LYONS.
From a late E1grR bahsr.

- From Lats Egg5@ tahv.
EVEN thofe who admire the French
revolution cannot view the following
icene but with horror and detefation.
Il is faithful picture Of the memorable
fiege Of Lyons, and may ferye TO ihow
the favage ferocity Of all the iacobins,
when the chance Of war favor, their d.
aboiical defigns:
DURING the fpace Of fixty days,
the too unfortunate Lyoneie, withltood
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10y order Of the Hon. DAVID Srv
I'D All, Efq. Judgc of the DiariA court Of Maior'
Notice Is hereby given, thar Libel i filed in Eaid Con-.
NJ TsREMIAa Hit, Efq. Collector Of The Cuitors IN
the diRriG Or Bsddcford and PcPPerciborough, wth.
the faid DiAriG Of Maine, againlt tho
Schooner HANNAH, Of Keanebuak,
IL The burhen Of about hundred and five tons q-
Their with her tackle, apparel and furniture found N
hoard and belonging ths fame, lcized W-s wth-
fid DriGt, on the z3d day Of Augua Lar, for hrrar
of the Revenue Laws Of the United States--That MI
frR Tuelday of December Eext AZ Portland, is algn-a
for hearing thereon the end thar any perion cam
inc property III the fad fchooner may appear and a.
caufc fany can Be cwn) wherefore the laid fchoop.
aud her appur,enances aforefaid ihould by dec
Of faid Court, be declared forfeited
Dates =: Portland, AZ c97o5sy, 1893
JOHN HOBBY, MayBat.
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buhnek Of life and death, rapid move
ments indicate kind OF phrenzy. If
you are great, be condefcending for it
is better 10 be loved than feared. Speak
no evil Of the dead. Reverence the a
ged. Know thyfcif.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-22

The greatef of characters, no doubt,
would be he, who, free of all triaing
accidental helps, could fee objects th1o'
one grand immutable medium, always
at hand, and, proof againlt illuGon and
time, reAeaing every Object in its true
ihape and colour, through all the fuc-
tuation of things.
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Precepfs Of CHILo, The CreeiaS pbilaf
pber.

THREE things are difficult: to keep
= fecret; to bear an injury patiently !;
and TO fpend leifure well. Wifi your
friend in misfortune, rather than in
PROPERTY. Never ridicule the unfor-
tunate. Think before you fpeak. Do
not defre impofibiIities. Gold is tried
by the touchfone, and men are tried by
gold. Honeif lois is preferable to
ihameful gain for, by the one man is
a fuHerer bur once; by the other al
ways. In conversation make ufe of no
violent motion of the hands in walk
ing, do not appear to be always upon
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APHo RISMs ON Nan.

THE more independent Of accidents,
the moreielf-fubiiltent, the more fraught
with internal relources the greater
the character.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the nom
Durham, 10 the County Of Cumberland, that their lands
are taxed ~ the State Town andCounytax for the years
1927 and 1898, and committed to me the fubcriber
collect, viz.
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In its Uarionr branches, executed stTtb A.
tention and djPafcb. 81 OrdeYtf
Books, Pamphlets, Blanks, Haao'
bills, &c. duly ATTENDED 10.
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Is regularly Pubh)bed every MONDAY,
at E. n. JENxS'5 Printing-O6fcs il
Middlsifreet, near The bead Of Eb-
.freet, Portland 40bsre JuBJcriphi1a',
adUerfjfenents, and Communications, arf
receiUed qOitb attention.
=" The terms are, ONE DOLLAR
= FIFTY CENTS pc, annam, Ez-
cLU5TYE 3 PosTAcE. PuH6FuaI par
menfS are reqHsfed.
g. The e,ogfDe. and rapidly intrsgEFy
circulation gffbs GAZETTE, render 4
highly advantageous far Advertise.
MENTS.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-20

Are vigorouGy purfning the means Of defence,
by land and by fea. The uncommon vigil
snce Of all claG=s Of people, will infure US that
freedom and fafety which is alone The reward
Of moral and virtucus nation.
Governor Pihckney, of Souh Carolina lately
called meeting at his houfe Of all the members
Of both branches Of the leglature who we're IL
town. to adv;ie with them f1ch n.aiures as the
important criis demanded, for putting the
State in apoaure of defence. A very excellent
arrangement was unanimously agreed to. au
ahorizing the expenditure Of fun Of money
equal 10 the providngsents and camp equipage
70 the fFf quota Of $4,000 militia; repairing
the forts, building magazines, and mounting
+ slJ the cannon in the State.
CTSis msgfrs il qD9rt9y tie imitation Of cory
Gavsraor mfbs Union
3 Governor Jay has convened the Network
7Leginaturc for fmIlar purpofes. The follow
ing patriotic Paaage appears in bis fpeeeh -
81 The great fovereign Of the univerfe has given
ms independence, and to that ineaimable gift
has annexed the duty of defending it. We
may Be involved il fevere conteR, but we
have 10 reafon to oefpairo of fuccefs. The Uni
s'ted States cannot be conquered but By civil dif
cord under foreign direction; and it IS uf.fulto
fecollea, thai TO this caufe all fallen republics
have owed their dsaru9ion. Hiaory viii de-
Clare 70 futpTe ares, thar the United States
we're as kind as neutral nation could with juf-
PC be- tolhe republic Of France, in the day
'fsAsn her definy was doubtful. II is to be
Rppsa that hiaory will alfo declare, that when
1 tbs day Of her power, granee BECAME tyran
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Fran The Mathematics.

Capt Hopkins, who arrived al Rolton On Wednefday
from Leghorn, Of the frl who armed n defence
OF hs properly and rights and is the frl 10 return
from Europe in evidence of the wfdom aad policy Of
The meaiure. He informs, thar on the 9Th June the
French and Venetian feet, amounting ia flips Of war
and rsniports to $50 FAIL patd BY Leghorn, On heir
way RI the Levant, dcftnati0n unknown
Several French privafrrrs were laying OF Leeherr,
watching the departure of neutral veFcs While coming
out, ieveral approached Capt II but ohferWng It's
convoy and hmief armed fheerec OF On his outward
bound Pafagc, he fen in with French Buckancer bur
on opening his port holes. and faewing few guns the
Punderers moved off
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-20

Il Friea1y HdSsG'' by the Buxton Committee, has
been handed me for publication. After tho decisive
avowal OF my politics, did not expect 70 be troub.
led with pieces Of this complexion. Did thefe per-
fons expect thar brer' and anr5sr srljerI.ys'
would induce me to pr0fitutc MY preis ID the vile
purPofe Of propagating Jacobin fcntiments They
arc aiiurcd Of the contrary. When this paper can
not be fupported without thus abuhrg the feaIsn Of
tie pfss. will feek other means for fubGRence.-
printer muf be fawning tool to become fubfer-
Went 10 Partizans and he is unworthy of conduc-
ting preis, who has not fpirit and Independence TO
fupport IFS importance, and preierve it nviolatc.