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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19

E@:t Cava!ry, undsr The command of Mnhapha
Sey, and two ether Beys. An obfinate battle
eniued, ard the Arabs Gay in their account,
lranlmitted to the Pacha OF Damafcus, that
they forced The enemy to retire with coniidera
bic lois, and thar the French afterwards made
ta1d few leagues from Damiatta. Theie
accounts DO not fay why Buonapar'e, at firf,
inaead Of advancing aganlt the rehdence Of
tie Beys, ihould have retreated 20 foon but
this is aftribsd partly TO the numerous cavalry
that ceyeled the city of Cairo, partly to the
juundaiion Of The Nile, which at this time is at
the htcheff, and partly 70 the difficulty which
the French found in Obtaining proviions where
70 many Of the roads were laid under water.
The Porte has taken greq, offence at the IN.
vafon ofEgypt by the Fiench, and regards it
as an a6 Of open hoRiiity- 1t oonfders the
priced cf Buonaparte as very degrading to its
dignity, injurious to its government and con-
trary both to lhe claims it has to Egypt, and
the relations which long exiaed between it and
The Boys, who govern Egypt in its name. The
French Cha &c d'Af.irss, citizen Rufin. and
oil thole in employment under him, have in
conlequence been put under arreR, and confined
TO their houles' The French relIdents here,
have been forbidden to wear the national cock
ade in the treets ard public places. They
had, indeed, before laid aide the cockade,
from fear Of being i'll treated by the populace,
who are violently inceuftd againf the French.
The French Charge d'AfFaires in confequence
Of an intimation from the Porte, has likewife
been obliged to take down the inGgnia of the
French Republic, which he had put up
over the door Of bis hotel. Similar orders have
been fent to all the towns in which French
Contuls or Vice Conluls reGdc, as the Porte
fears attempts at revolutionary movements
Particular orders have likewile been fent to
JaGy and Bucharea relative to the French Con-
fuls there, as the Porte believes fufpcious
correfpondsnce is carried on there with fome
Pol;fh indictments.
Councils If State and conferences between
the Turkifh and Foreign Miniaers, Especially
thofe of England and RuliA, who have now
great influence, are held almoa daily. The
Auarian Intenuncio has not yct been invited
to thefe conferences. 1t is certain that grand
Projca Of alliance is now in agitation.
The utmoA diligence is uted il equipping
our feet for fea but it viii now find no enemy
10 ecntend with.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19
Return Of Heath TO P&LadelpJia.
PHILADFIP HiAt nov z.
HEHLTHOFF{CE.
YELLOW CITIZENS,

FELLOW CITIZENS,
The period 70 ardenty deGred BY US al has
1t length arrive Our bet information and
Judgment corroborated by the opinion Of the
physicians, We believe warrants us in announc-
ing to you, the reitoration OF general health 70
our aiii6ted City and Liberties and that tie
citizens may return with lafety, if proper pre-
cautions are taken in. cleaning and airing the
houiss, bedding, and clothing; correcting the
eKhalations from he Prves BY the plentifulufe
Of lime, and working coPiouQy the private as
well as public pumps.
In the termination Of a painful drtv we can
not reprels our feptiinents Of fpealaA -enera.
ton tor the uueKampled benevcIence and chart
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19

= The London papars do not con-
bain any farther material accounts. The rebel
Ion in Ireland was taPeFin8 awsy-and tho
negotiations at Raladt Till wore more war
ike, than pacific Appetite Auarian dspu
tation have Pohtively ref ed their content &c
the French demands on Khel and Cahel. The
news Ct the defeat of the French feet is ofEicial
and has been celebrated in England,-that Of
the defeat Of BuOnaparle, thoHgh not official,
obtained general credence.J
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19

ont the Daiia, and the nature Of the foil u
really belongs to the deltr-s q Ahica ITS en-
virons are fapdy, Aat and fertile, without trees
and without houles, where We meet with moth
ing but the plant which yields 'he Kali Or q
row Of palm trees which follows the courie OF
the canal
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19

" which you have d,fplaye5-,he Gs.A
Gck, The widow and the ia,herlrf, hav. Y
cherihed and hundreds Of grateful ,.n
creatures have been wre0ed frum the graf
dIeate and death, BY your bouoty. Theft /,
tues al c certain pledge that the objects 81;
you have lately conducted through the tenn
of difeafe, will not be abandoned 10 the mir
Of an Indictment winter.
By ordey gffbe Board Of Manager,
WILLIAM JONES, PreGdent
AtteR-TIMoTsY PAxoN, Clerk.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19

1.-THE accuRomary mode Of carly communi-
eating important intelligence, IS from the Duke
Of Portland to the Lord Mayor ard 10 Lloyd's
Coffee Houfe, this circumstance renders the
above official
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19

THE inereR ng pedition 70 Egypt bere the p7tfent
po tca topic, il is prefumed the following account
ofir will be acceptable 10 mlny Of ny fradersl
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19
VIENNA, SEPT. II.

VIENNA, SEPT. II.
Official accounts from Confantino-
pie, which were yeferday brought by
couriers to the Engliih and Ruilian
ENJOYS in this city, bring advice that
admiral Mellon had attacked the French
feet before Alexandria, and partly
burned & partly funk almoR the whole
Of il. Some lhips, which made their
efcape, fell in the hands Of the Turks,
and met fmilar fate 70 that OF this
great French Fleet, fcarcely a Jingle
tranfport IS left.
The Turkilh merchants here have
likewife received letters from CONTAIN
tinople (but Of an earlier date than the
above official diipatches) which men
ton that the Turliih nation is highly
incenfed againf the French, and that
the popuIace have clamorouily demand
ed that the French Charge d'Affairs
lhall be fent to the prifon of the Seven
Towers. In the mean time, orders
have been given by the Porte TO arref
all the French ihip8 in the Turkih har-
bours. The embargo on all French
property has been carried into execu-
ton, and the Conful at Jaay has been
the frf arrefed.
The Turkifh merchants here have
hkewife received letters from Smyrna,
which fate, thar Buonapayte had ad-
yanced with his army towards Grand
Cairo, and pubEifhed his invitation to
Liberty in the Arabic language but
that the inhabitants had only been the
more enraged againf him, and that ne
had been forced to retreat.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19
THE GAZETTE.
portland.

M0NDAr, 'NoyEMBER 18th, 1903.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
CURE FOR TIE DrSENTERY.

AS the fealon is approaching when the DY-
SENTERY is the mott prevailing diforder, and
poorer clafs of people are mott iubjed to il
10 find fate, eafy and cheap remedy for 70 pain
full diiorder, mutt be an Object Of public utility.
The great and continued heat Of the pat fun
mer may very probably inereafe the uiual exit
ing caufes of this diforder and as the dyien-
tary i conlidered BY the faculty as contagious,
it IS incumbant on all to pay the earlielf atten-
ton 20 It /; and by judicious application of the
remedy, the dforder may checked in It's hrit
Gage. TIE RECEIPT.
Take half poiot of the bet Vinegar, and
four large ipoonfuls of fine marine Salt, or a
fufiicient quantity 10 aiurAte the vinegar whcn
the efferveiceuce is over, take one large ipoon-
FIJI Of this lolution, add to it four fpoonfuis Of
boiling water, and Lee the patient take of this
preparation one lpoonful every half minute, IN.
til the five fpoonfuIs are got down, as hot as il
can be iwallowed. This IS dofc for an adult
the quantity may be varied according to the
age or contribution of the patient. Repeat the
dofe, if necefary, once in fix hours "A tea oil
Plantain or Mallows may be ufe6 with it and
if thirlt for Cyder fhould be difcovered, il may
be iafely gratihed. rhe medicine fhould not
be kept in any pewter or leadcn vefels. 1t has
been found uieful in the SeaIlatina Anginoia,
Diarrhra, and Yellow Fever. 1t is remedy
at once fate and cheap, and is recommended
By one who has twice experienced its efficacy.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
THE FEVER.

1T PHILADELPHIA, the fever has not abated. BY
TIE laa accounts, upwards Of forty have died a
day.
In Ne1vyorl, it he's broke out with great vio-
lence.
IN B9Ron, the Seleamen Rate, that from
Sept. ; to 5, there were deaths only. Re
NAMED Gck, zo-four OF whom were on the
recovery. No account from P0rtGnOstb.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

General WAsHNcroS has been extremely ID.
difPofed we are happy, however, to f4y. on
the authority of DR.. Crak, his phyfciAn that
he is now in fate Of convalefcence. It's fin
cerelyhoped be is out Of all danger, and that the
life and health of this great and good man may
be prolonged for the fervice Of bis country and
the welfare Of mankind. rAlsx. Paber.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
CONDENSED ARTICLES,
lFrom E@gij6 paprs 70 che I7fb IF Jny.l


= els alarming thaa vas TO the friends OF govern
ment. tranquility is rc-caahliihed in the north The
'nl1'uanon OF iniurgrncy has produced any erous
unturDancts ~ Number; but Conaaught j. The only
Pssvnec which has nor been 10 fomc meafurc convued
IS eFecssoa ofpublic graneries in Dublin, Cork and
/" ~'es'o O. IN projection. he earl of CarhamPton
h"u aPPoated ragratesto receive urrenders Of iniur-
ssna e consequence Of which the rebels were flock
ing into take the oath II Allegiance delivering up their
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

DIED-Tn this town, on Mondsv evening laft in the
aad year of her age. Mis- SusANAAA BRAD1sH fecond
daughter Of Major David Bradiih A young lady Whole
benevolent heart, franknels Of manners and cheerful
difpo6tion rendered her the aGeconae daugher--fhe
6ncere friend-and agreeable member Of iocicty.
Mr.. ELiPHALET PErrENoILI, aged 90.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

It's laughable that the reviers Of our illuf
trious ADAMS, fhould ferioufy adert that JefFer-
fon is " raiSsd to the dignity efa Rafioa which
ought to Jcrefa him irons the infults of malice
and envy - But ltiIl thefe mifcreants call n
dams every thing that m4liceSx envy can fuggeR.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
JJST PUBLISHED.
"A M "A R r "a TIVE,
CONTAINING STRUCTURES ON THE rrrF ~

Carr. JEREMr POTE,
Of Faimsntb in the District Of Maine
7aken meRIy from bD Olua mouth, and By him ex-
amiaed aud approved, on RE ms,nizg Of
tie day Of bis death.
The fecond Edition--With an additional Note.
Printed, anil for tak at fbr e6Tee Of The FaRsr4
Herald, sJc. By William Baker e. ephen
Chale--f5s " ONLY vENDEks !" oftby Mar
rafiOs Z - q0bsm PaA rider. and all oth-s
fbat 0Gy qrgiB 70 obtain this panPbtt, win fhsjs
70 SRply.n
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
From TIE Fr0ntfeys.

A letter from a respectable gentleman, on the
frontier of Virginia, dated AuguR 2, fays-
The people here are very much oppofed to
French meafures. I faw Chickafaw Indian,
who ipoke good Englifh--he told me, there
re number of Frenchmen, who came up to
the SPanifh garriions Of the MiaiGppL Some
OF them he expected in his nation to engage
them in war with the United States"
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

Capt. Ropes failed from Gibraltar the z7th
July, and arrived at Salem the lit September
Intelligence had arrived at Gibraltar, that the
Preach Toulon feet were at Malta, which they
had taken poaefIion of, and were plrndering ;
and that admiral Mellon, who was to have rem
dezvouled there, had arrived off that place, and
blocked in the French. 1t was underllood that
Buonaparte himfelf was not at Malta, but had
proceeded 10 iomc further objed-where was
not known, Eor whether he had with him any
comfortable force. Five Portuguefe ibips of
the line had pahed Gibraltar, about the 10Th
July, bound up to reinforce admiral Mellon.
The Engliih frigatc Sea FIorie had fallen in
with French frigate Of 40 guns, in the Me.
diterranean, when bloody engagement enfued,
in the courfe of which the French attempted to
board, and actually threw 100 Of their men into
the Englfh frigate, where their dead carcafcs
inltantly arewed the decks, and The Frenchman
was finally obliged to Rrike. She bad arrived
at Gibraltar, where fhe had new bowfprit and
mzen maa put in, and then proceeded TO LIZ
bon. Cadiz continued blcckaded by Lord
St. Vincent.
Tnnan OATnTv
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
Marine
Articles.

yelerday arrived this port, brig Juno, Capt. yo
sEPH TiTcoMB, a. days from ST. Croix On his pafage
home, boarded ny aFrench privateer, and had fix
Americans put on board his vciIc belonging 10 the
flip North America Barnes, frsm ST. Kits Phadel
Pha which the Frenchman had captured the day before
The privatcer had ALTO taken ieveral other American
veiles-CsPt. II ipoke the Jamaica fleet.
The Mary, Baker, Of Portland 70 days from Virginia
for London, was fpcken AuguR IL, in lar a. go long
AZ, 20, I'll &C men ick.
The Farmer, Of Philadelphia. worth Isoooc dollars,
has been taken BY The French when entering ons Of
their own hal bouFs
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

PIcHEcsuE, and two other Of his fellow iaf-
fsTers, are gone TO England in the Amiatle fri
gate. Pichegrue has faid, that he viii make
discoveries, on his arrival in England, of fuch
treafonable proceedings againa the Britiih gov
ernment, by fome leading characters in that
kingdom, as will altoniih the world.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

1T the Jfgn Of WalBington 81 Franklin,
near Clay Covs,
Has opened houfe Of genteei enter
tainment. Thofe gentlemen who may
favor hen. with their company, fhall
receive every attention. Being long
accuitomed to this buiinels, ihe flatters
herfelf fhe fhall be able to give general
fatisfa6tion,
Portland, Sept. 10th.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
FROM CADH.

Capt. Plummer, arrived al Bottom LAT ThurE.
day. from Cadz, failed July the aoth--Capt.
Plummer brought copy Of letter which
was written by a refpettable merchant at Car
thagenia, to his Correspondent at the former
place, and received July IS, il aates, hear,
the General of Marine has received dispatches
from the Capt. General Of Valencia, announcing
that veael had arrived there with News that
the Engilh feet had ovptaken the Grand
French Armada, hort diltance from Malta,
and that when this vefel parted, an engage
ment had juf commenced. 1t was underhood
at Cadiz, that the proceedings at RaRadt were
not concilatory +: The PFutIi,n Envoy is much
difgultrd with French manners, and he has In
dicated the approach Of consequences not peace
iul. The imperial ambailador holds the fame
opinion.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
Buntings,

Duck & Cor Buntings,
dage, Coffee Mills.
Iron and Steel Sewing and WhiDing
WI. and n Z. Rum, Irvine,
Brandy, Wine, Hammers large & fmal,
Gin, Molafes, Knives and Forks
Sugar, Rice, Pen * JaekKaives,
Flour Cheeie, Spoons ChiHrIs
Butter, Gouges Iron Squares.
Bohea Tea, Paint md Tar Bruhcs.
Seuchong Tea, Mafon's Tfowels,
Nails * srads, Of all kinds. Homes Fire S,eels,
White Lead, Flints Gun Locks
Whiting, Red Lead, LAsches, Saws,
Spruce Yellow, Bong Bearers, GimbIets
Saaniih Brown, Scra ers Brufhes.
Verdigreace, Tin Ware, Of ali nds,
Lnieed Oil, Fih Oil, Time Glafes Of All gees,
Cod < Scale Fiih, Farther Ware, Of III kinds
Bar Lead, Shot, Allpice, Pepper,
Powder, Indigo, Alum Red Wood
Cotton, Coffee, Log We'd, Ceppsras,
Los Ks and Hinges, Of all Cinnamon, Nusmegs,
kinds Rahns Chockolate,
Screws, Brahcs for neRs, Wine Glanes, Tu abIers,
Qnadrants, Compahes, Spirits Of tn pentine.
Spy Glailss, Tobacco, Drawing Knives,
COD Lines Log l.mes, Deep fed Lines, &c
September go 1913.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

Capt. Seton, at Newyork. from Sardinia, fail
June II. Two days after failing fell in with
two OF Nelion's frigates thinks they mutt have
feep the Toulon heet, which were then not abovc
a5leagues off. Nelfon's squadron of IS fail, had
juR quilted Sardinian port, where they bad
taken pilots and iuppliss, and were in full pur-
fuit Of the French.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

MosD4r' SzsrzMssS Ioi5, 1893.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

Alter capt. Pumnisr came oht Of Calik, lie
went on board Lord St. Vincent's Ihip--was
welltreated, and informed, thar be Admiral
had received advice from Don MaGerado. that
Admiral Mellon had defeated the Toulon A.et,
and taken nine fail Of the line, and that The fri
gate captured BY the Sea Horfe, had on board
the Plunder OF Malta (he then lay Ia fght)
and that SO Frenchmen were deRroye1 ia
boarding the Sea Horfe.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-03

It has been fsid il the Bottom papers, that
the vead which was fpoke with, fsia to have
Mr. Gerry o. board, was the United States brig
Sophia. We believe, however there IS no CIR
tainty Of this, as Capt, Beiom informed US, that
the mater Of the fch'r who. gave him this &C.
count could not fay whether il were that brig or
not. Its cojsdured BY many that Mr.. Gerry
IS NOT permitted 70 leave France.
We are informed that the French at Bayonne
were truck with condemnation By a report which
had got among them, that the United States
were fitting cut 40 Gail Of armed veaeIs againa
the French. Salem sbtr.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-03
WAX-WORK.


9 EfpectfnlIy informs the ladies and
- gentlemen q Ills town thst ~ new Exhibition
Of WAA.FlGUREs Is new opened * Mr. creF w
COLUMBIAN hu Exhibition conhas
OF twenty Wx Figures az large Is lle--among which
are TIE following charatfers
!. JoHN ADAMS, Prefdent of the U
nitcd States.
= DAVID, going forth againa GOLIATH. with y
fling and Rome. The figure Of the giant ally majelc,
wishhis coat Of nail and implements az war. This n
allowed tobe one Of the gFe4tca euotics ever repre-
tented ia wax
Z. Aftnking emblem Of Virtue and Vice 10 which
Virtue is repr eientea by seraphm with BEAUTIFUL
children looking upward n ple4Gng devotion, and Wee
BY card party at GIFTED BY Demon.
A. Maternal Affection.
s. Connecticut Beauty.
g. The Ruftic CouFtihip.
,. Mungo, difcpined BY his mater.
8. A bloody contea between two Indian Chiefs.
Cutlce. in high life
tr7 The Exhibition viii be open from nine O'clock
in the morning until nine in the evening. It viii BE-
removed from this town September 3d. Therefore ALI
who VITA to fee this collection, NUT improve the pre-
frnr opportunity.
or s4nha1fs sr grosps frysas, or @ssrtsr sf Dsl
fzy. Cbldrsa balffrfcs.s Portland, Sept
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HEREWITH c'r irad yoy az xfadreG
from tde inkabiiants Of Ksf~y, 10 TIE Prsflsrs Of
re Uuiisd Statei, and yxgugg ysu ID pt1sa ii ID
bim
7tis toTua Ind generaly thought 4 unatesgery to
addrsS bin fsp oecgfaa 5-eaus The Leqi5afare Of
ibs Comm0nzueahb Rad dsur Il, and Ksftry .kad d
Representatives sken prs f1i al tie Generai oart-
7a1osvsF p ca, great arbriI and oorsifcati0n, It
bas laisy aebsared. that be quas 9F ID every pyin
elPs OF sis aatyaS 70 gfvr BIZ vsfe ID tie neearrUs Of
that 1aa,sS-7 tsrJars, zoe naqu confdfr Il indsE.
fesabe 70 10vzy0ra one i7lmmedi0tel, enrflvsa, ss
frsF0e Of or Jfns IF u5lis aFairs Il fti5 time and
p5aalg ysa think 1sesyy, y0a evi7 P-ns b op0lo-
gizfto him Jor or icing % lafs, and aafs tie a5ope
reafsn.--Dear Sir, ID az ne nsealares ysu may Be-
ealsd apon 70 al, qe g5 jon to bsrfszsrs evitl tie
Jane yfrmnslJ, fb1t marks yoar 55,,ary r0ads17
Wiib tie bigbsf sasem zoe faIjffri5s oar)Sless,
JOHN FR0S7, 19'4 m ~
Joshua HUBBARD. 9sgaJ q f0f
ANDREW p. fERN.4LD, @4@'ayef5. 4
To the Hon. Geo. Thatcher, Elq.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-03

ssfdRRIED--At Corham Jeremiah jones, to Aifs
Hannah Hamilton
DIED--In this town on Tuefday Ian, Mr. JoHN EN-
MONS, aged 31.----Nts. AHIcAL BuRNBAM, aged Sc.
MAss T. GARDNER. youngeR child of Mr. janice
GARDNER
Dssis Ike an ovsrfo4pisg arsam
6sOssas v avoay--cw ljts5 : DEAN,
IN empty talk, q msfnigg fetu~
Cat dO40n and 4pitber'd IN ~ bur-"
On the goth uliimo died at Dover with the PortE
mouth fcver) his way with bis family from Fortf-
mouth 70 Campton, MOSES LITTLE, Elq. aged 90
This gentleman married his FRI wife in this town,
daughter 20 the late Deacon James Milk, lady Of much
worth. MIR Little's death is public iofs. He was
cnterpring man from early fe and TO Whole great
exertions, much y due for the rapid sttIsmen " the
back lands il the State Of Newhampfaire, where more
particularly his great lois will be felt He was always
found man full Of benevogcnce. incere bis friend
lhip, and the honeit in all bis dealings"
ALTO died AZ Dover, Mr.. JoHx FrRuALD, aged n !;
only fon to the lady Of Notes Little, Efq-
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-03

At meeting Of the 1T and 9TH companies
Ct militia, III regiment, belonging 70 this town,
EBENEzsa MAYO was chofen TO command the
former, and ISAAC GAGS the latter Of faid
companies, Il Is hoped the abilities Of theie
gentlemen viii render the Portland nilitiz ref
peaable.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-03

At legal meeting Of the Freeholders and other nha-
bitants Of the Of Butss, duly notified and az
ismbled the meeting houfe in "a town, on Tucf-
day The twenty fra day Of Auguf. 1928, proceeded
20 vote % follows
yosa joan WocDmAs, Eiq. Moderator regulate laid
meeting
iRyy R5svsS That is the opinion Of this meeting
thar proceed this late hour exprf the minds Of
the inhabitants OF is town, the fuhe Of our DIFF
fcrences it'll the French Republic, when our conAi-
ted authorities has already decided eaIurcs necea-
~ to be taken on the fubeet and NOT ii FELTON,,
Is highly improper & aniwer no other purpofe than
- e4pofe the town 10 puhic crninre and contempt
Indy Rssfess, That from the prefcnt appearance
Of things have good grounds believe thai the
ings Of this meeting principally 20 hold up pub
sc contempt characters in this town. and TO DIFF
zpprovc 81 the proceedings Of former meeting the
fnhlca Of national difficulties with the French Re
rubllc on the cd OF April lat, which conduct in The
town would be cruel, onaacnt and highly unjuuha-
be-
szy R<ssS, That i IS The opinion Of this meeting.
tht The town meetag the asd OF April lalto on the
i1eec Of our national difficulties was eEai and then
nefcGy md the proceedings hcrcn juitiiIsbLe that
SIS COMMITTEES appointed 20 drought ard forward me-
sneras coperefseon the fuhe are Untitled 70 the
% n.s Of nc town their fidelity IN exeeusng their
Va I therein with Yroar;<ty.
Sf3 RJslesa, That tho late proceedings Of certain
Fs'ons IN t> town, 10 publicly Grim mating the oengs
q fpwn meeting on the 13d Of April Ian lny merits
80 en'cnpt 81 the town, ard that u has more the al
stnse st envy than truth and that IN order e yiua
g" lnlaed ehaatfer-oi tbs town and 5he,' eo, ,D
~a'tet eat is The opinion of this meeting that me
1srs. ef'hs committee ID The hsbtauls d thu so~n
~ ssti R< pfafciyssr ad ~ re clfrx.
ff75s fse~sf Til fheuld il be found nscen4fy ~
vs. q re rsghss ard berties of cus country and the
asaf q thee United States ssai chs hoiuls ca
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-03
TIE FEFFR

lncreales in Philadelphia; 81 new cafes from
the aIa % the 72d inf.-In Bolton, only two
Perfons are iaid to have died from The 18th to
the goth ult,-Accounts from Portimouth are
unfavourable.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-03
IN HE nonrehdent pronr;etors of thl

= ieveral lots of land lying IL th@ town " Poland
in the county Of Cumberland are hefeby notified that
the fame are taxed for the stasc County and Town4
taxes. in che bills committed 20 me tic bfcFber t
eolisSt for me year 1871. il the REFLECTIVE funs ~
lowing, VIZ.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-03
coMaFUN1cATED FoR rms G1zE7TE.

The towa q Kktery has done tlef credit by tile fol-
lowing letter and Adtrets. lam happy to lay them
before my readers, as another proof Of our fcicral
The people Of Maine know wnom to ceniure and
whom % applaud