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OF FACTlON.-An ExfraF.

"THOSE who enter irto a flalon do not
properly reafon weakly, but defelt reafon alto
gelher as one does who leaves HI, own 10 81
into another country, whereof the laws, ouf
toms and language are different,
"The.deGgn and centre Of faaion Is, to drive
on fu-h prcjed, and adhere to thole who pro-
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-12

The Enehfh Mfiionaries al Otarei,s. have
obre ned the Cation Of The province Of Matavia,
iufhcient to lupp".t q o. pzifons. They have
alto eliaoliih f,roQ, whe,s nA1i Y learn
the Eagih 4lphab~., sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15
[ Ten Cents Single

cd rernsins Of the Be.nsfe army had r.
urea 10 Ehu1n, aSd the Valies A ,he
1901 OF the ALPS, accompanied b. feve,.
AL OF their Magistrates. 80 a.
Inc nounlaaeous Csntons have M.
yet been reduced nor have thew brrn
perluaded 20 accept the aTurance. of
pe'teet iecurity, aud ofthe fnrndg,in oe
France which lte pIoifered 70 them. on
condition Oh iurreude,iug lheir arms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15
Land for Sale.

VOY virtue of decree of the Coun
Id ty Court of Sury in Chancery
made ca the 18th day of March lat,
there will be SOLD, at the Contribute
of the iaid County Cn the FOUR
TUESDAY in next MONTE, a TRACT
of LAND lying in laid County along
the lanes River about eight miles above
Gotham, containing by eifimation
500 acres, with comfortable improve.
nnents thereon. This Land ives con-
veyed in rait TO .he iubfcri5ers, by
RICHARD YAEBoRoUeH, under which
the decree aforeiaid was made Bonds
aad lulIicient fecurity will be required
from the purchater, payable in nine
months, according to The terms of the
decree
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NXTILL Stand al say4fa,,Ie.

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Nov. rsih,s7o
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25

in- In copoiition 10 the Unreasonable ana tnJdH
demands of France, and al a time when 10
many attempts have been made, 20 detsme the
administration of our own government-The
inhabitants Of the town of Wells, have thought
il expedient 10 address you-and accordingly
II their meeting held on the ieventh OF May
unanimoulv direaed Us, respectfully 70 declare
10 YOU, and through you to the world, their
6ym and unfhakcn attachment TO their country,
rs contribution, It's laws, and continued authorI-
ties-to declare to you their entire appreciation
Of the mealures from time 70 time, adopted BY
the Supreme Executive of the nation, in relpett
to our foreign relations, and in particular to-
wards the French republc-to declare to you
their iuR indignation againa thoie enemies Ct
our country, whether foreign or domelto, who
have been buty in towing the feeds OF dicord,
and propagating an opinion, that we are PEG.
pie divided from our government, and oPpoied
| to IT'S meafuIes-And at the fame time 20 allure
| you, thar although they deprecate the oalamL
ties offs war. yet repofng he highelt confidence
| in your patriotlm, wiidom and hrmreis, they
viii mott cheerfully afford every iuppory in th,ir
power, for carrying into complete efs6t al iuoh
me3f1res As YOU mall deem necehary in defence
Of the country, and for fecuring that freedom
and independence which are equally dear to the
American people and their government.
NATHANIEL WELLS,
Jonas CLARK,
THATCHER GODDARD.
N I;baJ7oft5e inhabitants Of Vels.
WcE, Nay 10.
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Arrival of Gen. MarbaX
ERnNr NEWlnRK. TUNE

FROM NEWr0RK, JUNE Isl
feiterday, General MARSHALL, one
OF our ENJOYS Extraordinary, to the
French Republic, arrived here from
France. Wecan give on good authori-
ty, fome intelligence relative to the fate
of our affairs with France, and of the
European politics In confequence of
the French perGlting in their refufal to
come TO any terms Of rca(onable agree
ment, Gen. Marthall and Gen. Pinck-
ney, on the 18th April demanded and
obtained pafports to return to America.
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ADAMS.
ADDRESS Of the town Of ARUNDEL,
To tie Pr1farnf Of tbs Uaif=i Slater.

ADDRESS Of the town Of ARUNDEL,
To TIE Pr9farHt Of fbs Uaif-5 Slater.
SIR,
AT this important criis of our national at
fairs, we the fubfcribers, inhabitants Of the towr
Of Arundell, in the DiRria Of Maine, have con
ceived il our duty RESPECTFULLY to express 10 you,
our firm attachment TO our Federal Contributor
and Coyerrmcnt-and to give you the mott
unequvocal afuranee, Of our Perle6 aPProba-
ton of your adminiGralion fuoe you have pre-
fded over the intereRs Of our common country
especially in the meafures adopted in relation 20
the French nation. And while we behold,
with Indignation the vile inGdous attempts Of
thole enemies Of our happiness, whether in a.
merica or France, calculated 70 divide the PEG
pie of The United States from their government,
by towing the feeds Of difcord and ledition a
mougG US, thereby to accomplish the fubjuga-
ton Of cur infant Republic, we Bag leave 70
allure you, that placing the fulleit confidence in
your wifdom, hrmnsls, and integrity, and ia
The patrio,ifin Of every department Of our gov
eminent, we will cheerfuliy afford every fup
port in our power to efeduate iuch mealures as
you and they fhall deem expedient 10 adopt for
the defence and protection Of our country, its
Freedom and independence.
Tx aboVt enaJ fgAed b. eti5 Of ID: iaba5ifaztJ Of
tie torn, and for4rsrdtifo fbt Pfsfdtnf.
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ANSWER
FtM, Nay 10.

Of the PRESIDENT, TO The Inhabitants Of
tie toqDH Of Yell, intbs STATE Of M9glfbgftfi.
GkSTLEMFN,
YOUR address to the Prefident and Congreis
has been prelented TO me by your Kepi eienta
tive in Congref,, Mr.. Thatcher.
Unanimous rcfoIutions at legal meeting Of
one ofyour towns, cannot pats. without real
unanimty in opinion and fenument thofc Of
the respectable town of Wells, upon this ooca-
fon. are very satisfactory.
The agents of foreign ration have had too
much colour Tor boating Of their intriguing
talents, and Of having party in this country,
devoted 10 their interea.
Your unihaken attachment to your country,
contribution, and laws your appreciation Of
the meafurss ofthe Supreme Executive Authori-
" Of the nation, and reloluton 70 afford every
fupport in your power. are as honorable to your
characters, as they mutt be fatis.attory TO the
nation and its government.
Pbis9 May IS. JOHN ADAMS.
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a letter from Member on C0ngrfjE,
to a member Of the Legislature Of this
State, dated Philadelphia, June IS,
lays -
= The letter from Talleyrand apear-
ed in BAG he's'pape- the day after it was
received by the Secretary of State, and
before it had been laid before the Pre-.
fdent. Our curioiity was much excit.
ed to dilcover the channel through
which Bache received II. Hearing
that young man came in the iamevef.
fel by which the letter was fent; and
having fome acquaintance with him, I
called on him this morning. | found
BY him, that the very day on which this
letter was executed by Talleyrand, as
appears by the date, and before i gpas de-
Avercd to The Envoys, a packet directed
to B. f. Bache, and another to 4 gen
tleman at Newyork, under the official
feal of Talleyrand's office, was deliver
ed by Talleyrand's Clerk to one Of
the pahengers on board this vehel.
" Our government received the diff
patches by another vehel which failed
Tome time after, but which arrived a.
bout the fame time and with the let
ter, we received the very ipirited reply
of our ENJOYS, which you will icon fee.
The obje6t of TalIeyrand was clearly to
get the fart Of them; and BY means Of
his letter to Fir up the public againlt the
government.-Fortunately the means of
defeating his Vaccinations arrived foon
enough 70 prevent their operations.
" Thele facs tend to lhow that the
declarations of X. and Y. as to the a.
gents of France in this country were
not without foundation"
This Bachc i an infamous Iacobin printer ~
Philadelphia, lnPPOlsd in French pay.
Eighty thoufand dollars have been
fubfcribed at Philadelphia, for the pur-
Pole Of building armed veGels 70 Be
loaned to government the Hon. Mr..
BINGHAM, alone, has fubfcribed 5000 !,
and the fubicriptiOn was fill OPEN
A committee to tuperintend the build
Ing Of the vefels is appointed.
A new fiction has been added to the
provi6onal army bill, authorizing the
Preiident 10 appoint the officers when
he ihall think ProPer.-The bill provid.
ing arms for the militia throughout the
United States, has pahed--yeas S,
nays y.
On the 10th inf. the Sedition bill
was taken up in Congrefs, when Gala
Tin lin order to dearoy the bill) moved
TO ftrike out the frf fiction, as uncon-
ttitutional No wonder this imp Of
iedition is afraid Of it.
The Portland Volunteer Compav Is
fait filling up. 1t is their intention TO
equip themlelves with all pofIible fpeed.
and Pyofer their fervices for the de.
fence Of their country. This is the
genuine ipirit that pervades the union.
Let our enemies calculate upon our d.
0jfsn5 but fee ihould they have the
audacity to approach our flores, they
Will every where find hardy and deter
mined DlvIsloss Of /6ldisrs.
Great preparations are every where
making 70 celebrate the Fourth d JAR.
The numerous military companies that
are now preparing, will give a brillian-
az 20 the day that viii feem ~ renew
nc iacred declaration. May each one
iwear on the altar of his country, 10
iupP6rt its independence.
o. .
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Much important matter IS unwil-
lingly omitted this day.-The excel
lent address Of our State legilature.
and the PreGdent's anlwer, are re-
'eNed, and ihall have a confpicuous
place in the next Gazette.
The editor has received Weiiindia
gazettes by the lase arrivals but
they contain nothing cdeRGal,
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THE GAZETTE.
Portland.
Later tban The Mail.

- Ye}erdav afternoon, arrived Capt Massey, "A
hours from Bottom. The Editor has been favored
with the Centnc Of Saturday lat, by which he Is
enabled thus early 10 communicate the following
YERT INTERESTING INFORMATION,
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Fcderalifm of Maine.

Offbs Inhabitants Of fbe foSCn Of Wells,
to the Prefdent and Congreis Of the
United States Of Anlerica.
AT a time when the agents Of foreign ma.
ton boar Of their intriguing talents, and of
having party in this country devoted to their
intertl, with whole aid they pretend they can
impole on the people Of the United States, and
by their deceptive lkill prevent them from unit
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The French have demanded a con-
tribution Of 29 millions Of Aorins, Of
the Danilh government however, it il
not expected they will be able to en-.
force their demands:
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Uaion, that great and go2d man at
frati5 and prompts 10 action, al t55 no.
dc and virfnoas i5irit # he ration.
ADDRESS, from the inhabitants Of the
Town a CONCORD Enthusiastically
To tie Pref5set sf tie United States.
SIR,
WHEN we contemplate the
wiilom and hrmneis, The integrity and
magaanimity Of cur National Executive,
we rejoice that we are men, we boat
that we arc ANiERlC ANS
When Britain treated America with
more than itepdamc cruelty, the daring
infant manfully aherted her rights, and
babe defiance to her foe. A iurviving
few of us acted on the memorable 10Th
April-we law uniheathed the frf con-
quering fword; Concord drank the frit
blood of martyred freemen-here COM
menced a CONTEXT, dubious for Colum-
bia but by the perilous patriotilm of
her ions, and the all-conquering iword
of God, and Walbingion, ihe won her
fovereign independence, and founded a
growing empire on the indiltru6tible
BATS of juitice and equal rights.
We, fir, having kept watchful eye
on your active merit, from the hrf dawn
of your political exifence, until you
role to the acme Of political greatness,
recognize with warmef gratitude, your
fignal fervices, during the tempeit of
revolution, which challenges obliterat-
ing time to blot it from the fcroll Of
Fame. We revere your invaluable at
tachment to the intereits of our country,
which ihone with eclat in framing and
defending our immortal contribution,
which exhibits wildom, inferior only to
divine.
While we view with fullelt fatSfac-
ton, peerleis TEqtbingfon's equitable adj
miniitration, we cordially acquieie, in
the unihaken reGttude, the ami6able
dilpoGtion, and the vigorous meaiures
now adopted by our Executive, towards
an alPiring power, who, unprovoked,
has outraged the piracy and perfdy Of
Gothic darkness and Vandal barbarity ;
who has Perpetrated crimes unparalleled
in the hi9ory of man France, graphing
at universal domination and aggrandize-
ment +, has abandoned every moral and
religious principle tramPled on iacred
faith, fported with national laws, and
demanded pecuniary exaEtions, which
would bankrupt our nation, and render
usflaves, infead Of free, foyereign and
Independent people. Shall we lubmit
to thefe repeated infults, and humiliat-
ing demands, or refolve, in holy re-
membrane Of thofe who bled, that we
will defend by our valor, what they
won by their blood? We would not
dictate, but ihould the crifs demand,
we will rally round the fandard Of our
Government, and under the direction
of the concentrated wildom Of the u
MON, make free will offering of our
lives and fortunes, fooner than truckle
10 the mandates Of any foreign power.
We will gloriouny PERTH in the at
tempt or unlullied, tranlmit to poie-
rity, what we received in early days,
from thofe who are now tranfmitted to
brighter worlds, or trembling beneath
the weight Of age.
WE, in union, sOitb the Union, gOiH
conuincs France and the World, that tie |
di0ins ENTHUSIASM. Of rs, giogU, in
fbe bsiom Of eafb genuine AMERICAN,
and znder providence z0iA render Co.
LUMBIA as formidable 10 Der foe5, as q0as
MIcHAEL's SWORD from the Armory of
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Capt. JofePh Mcclellan has received
lnitru6dons to place BUoys in this har-
Dor, and at Its entrance, where they
may be Receiiary.
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American Ardor !

I 4fmonc tie mary jPiritsd ADDRESSES
10 fbe PreEdent, tie tolioTgiRg ranks
higb. Likstbe Federal Magnet Of TIE
Umon, fbat great and read man a.
frati5 and prompts 10 acton, al fb5 no
DC and Vi,tnoa5 lbirit # he ration
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From ANAcREON.

FAIRE5T Art thy wonders bring,
On my goblet carve the Spring,
Mother Of the lovely role,
The prime Of every flower that blows,
In iIlver Let the picture lhine
Twill give relilh to my wine.
Be fure to mark r1y der's we'll
Draw neither guef nor antique sale;
But paint me Baccbus, fon Of love
And Let the laughing Queen Of Love
(That rules with beatibc power
The CENT Of the nuptial bower)
Seem to hand TO him the cup,
And, fmiling, bid him quatF it up,
Paint the Loves without their arms,
The Graces gay in all th-ir charms,
Laughing beneath the lcsfy vine,
Where grapes in glowing purple fhine /;
Nor be the graceful youths away,
Tho there Apollo 1hould not play.
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boy looked earnefly each fide Of him
f" ! beFe0e, FIR" lays he, z" Ian bet9o1Sn
them 60tb"
1t was the cufom Of Charlemain, to
afix to the treaties which he conlented
to, a waxen zeal imprehed by the pun
mel OF his fword. "And 1oitb the point, -"
added the Emperor, =" I7oiH (H2Port IT, "
He who purfues the glimmering fePs
Of hope with 1tedfat, not PreiumPtuous
eye, may pats the gloomy rock on eth
er fide of which fuperfition and incre-
dulity fpread their dark abyiles.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25

LIr1ansr.-TH HERE houId be a
focal or circulating LIBRARY in every
town. Lefs money than a man fPends
on an election, or training day for
punch or grog, would entitle him a
reader or proprietor ; and if his fons,
and even his daughters lhould contract
a tate for reading, it would do them no
harm. A relilh for horle racing, gam
bling or tavern-haunting would cot
more money, if not an entire ruin
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of his love, and the next day embraced
and cheered each individual as he wal
called forth by the murderers.
Two Of thele food at the door with
a bar Of iron in their hands, and as tbc
prifoners advanced knockedthemdownI
the bodies were then delivered over "a
the other rufians, who hacked and difI
figured them with their labres, before
they threw them into the pit, that thew
might not afterwards be kGo"n by Their
friends and relations. When the Cut
throats were dilperled, every one was.
anxious TO find the body Of Mr.. Nolhac
1t was at laf difcovered by the cafock
and the cruciix which he wore on his.
breaR. That breaf had been pierced
in fifty places, and the fkuH was entirely
maihed
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25
ATTENTION :

It'll ARK! The clarion thrill alarms,
Strike 70 the foul Of numb ring thought,
Where a. downy pillow laid,
Of ioft deIuhve peace, il Rray'd
n fanced dreams If innocence and cafe
Too long lecurc in lattering friendships ihade,
Too long for confidence, with fraud repaid,
Aroufed it calls aloud 10 Arms p
Quick the forc'd appeal is caught;
Down the iabourer throws his ipade,
And feizes on his TRULY blade
The injured citizens their laEours ceale,
And private intcreR awhile neglect,
Their own and country's honour to prltea.
Loud the guardian Eagle fcreams,
And fearing high on thuud ring wing,
R~okons all her honeA brood,
To union for the public good.
Her wide lpread pinions mark her firm GeGre
To iheltor all who round her banners range.
To guard her freedom from the threatened change.
Mark, how her fiery eyeball CLEANS
Her anGcrd ihrieks the wclkin w rg;
Alarm'd, no more The eanern rays
She welcomes with cnrapturd gaze,
But eyes them light ming with enfAuguinG fire,
With wars fell ravage, threat'ning vide dilmay,
Her plains, her cities, marking as the prey.
Tes firm as WAsHIN GTON's great foul.
She views with unblsch'd eve the form
Which ADAMS now in virtues pride,
a feoond time is doom d to guide
Shs only fears her unlupeCtng ions,
Too HtGru6ted in the worlds dEet,
r. ranks defenfve nav delay 10 meet.
Tezn let the drum its thunders r5i
La the trumpet's clangor warm
Each heart thar ever glowd with FIRE
: Which Independence could infpire;
Quick the deludjrg hou. of laety runs.
Our dangers near, iii lit our counuy's cali,
PREPARED we vanquilh, paTd We fail.