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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-06
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observe yon Rrutture nrctching Ger the Pla
~ Sad habifation Of the lot, inlane
FIa Al the gates what grinsy form, appear,
hat dilnal lhrieks If laughter wound the ear
n. art-broken love the tendereR mcarurc poars.
Signs, and lamen,s, nceGantIy adore,;
Inratiatc fury cank' his pondrous chains,
Suspicious av'rice counts ideal gains;
Bawider'd pride the fvel!inS cre0 uPrsars,
And caufe'ets penitanoe is drown d in tears.
Wan jealOnfy, with fcru inizing glance.
On every dde fees rival youth. advance;
While maddeG murder wits the fwofd to draw,
And oRentation f4unts in robes Of ltraw
Pale, piteous melancholy clafps her hands,
Sunk in deep thought, and as 4 tatuc R4nds
COnvu five joy, imaginary fate,
Low envy, ghanIy fear, deternin'd haze,
Loud agonizing horror, dump defpair,
And all the pafIions are dRorted there.
Amida thofe galrres drear, thofe doefal cells,
The unrelenting depot, Mem'ry, dweIs.
Fir,d on the burning brain, ne urges nil,
Ter ruthIefs power, il m ock'ry Of the wills
Regretted raptures, long remembered woes,
And ev'ry varying anguih De bellows;
This IS her fumptuOus palace tbefe her nave,,
She reigns triumphant when the maniac raves.
But o her victims feel the heavicR lroke,
Whene'er at intervals tie fpell is broke;
When calual reafon is while relord,
And they themfeIves are BY themfelyet deplord.
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Lift Of the Acts,


tbs U4Ht4 Sate5.
q act to Polpone for limited time the commence
Z \ ment on The duties impoled by an act inti,ucd
n aCt laying duties On R4mp-d vellum, parchment
IN aIt making certain partial appropriations for the
An at autho fling the p yment Of certain fnms Of
money g thc daughters Of the late Count dc CRATE
IN aLt ior the rct ofthe Representatives Of William
Carm;ehle dcceafed
An act tor the relief Of North and Veey, Of ChareC
Al at for allowing compensation to Il door-keep-
er Of t-c Sn1tr ana h' aa4nt, for their iervice, du
ing the late felton, Of CongreG.
An 1T for the rel Ct Of John Frank.
an AT 70 preicrhe the mode Of taking evidence in
CATS ot oonteed ele~ion' INT members IL the Hourc
q Repre- ST atves o The Uni.rd s4tc5 and to compel
tbs attendance Of witncGcs
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REBUs.

WHATS meant BY a KEBus ?
Come tell me l pray;
Says DOLLY to ENos,
When raking Of hay.
LET ne buGs you again,
And again, fays the youth
And that will explain
What's a RE BUSS in truth.
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to the I'D, z4th and 18TH articles were en IN.
II fouaded on mifconfruaion If them - his
mifconRruaion was fo apparent, thar britain
has never claimed it nor would the american
government ever have admittedr' Inc ie'tsr
Of MIR. Randolph clofes tbs fubjea Of enemy
contraband and Of enemy property taken our
Of neutral bottoms, with paragraph to "hich
citizen miniRer, your attention IS ioLcted'
{" Hitherto however (fays ke) ] have iPoken
upon principles of right Upon any otner :,
principles, and more Especially upon thoi9 Oh
hardhip and injury 10 friend, il fhali be
topic Of the negotiation now opening between
US. With the temper which will Pervade the
whole OF il, I cannot doubt, that lone modlh
cation may be devifed, and it may be ieParated
from The general treaty % as not 70 be delay
&c by it.
1t was then apparent that The government Of
the United Slater, aduated by that fIlendin'P
which tranfcends the line of Rrid obigauon'
was willing gratutou1y to releaia her ally
from thofe POPULATIONS Of former treaty.
which in the courlc Of events were deemed to
operate unfavourably to her. This readiness
to concede marked that friendfhip the more
trongly, as the fiiuation5 in which the two ma
tons found themleves could not have been IN
foretesn, bur was the very ftuaiion for which
the article provides. (To be eo1tinusdl
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and difdain fubmiflion to the will Of ,
rapacious, lawlefs, and imperious IA
ton. Though removed from active
life, we have watched with anxiety tbe
interef of our country We have feeD
nation in Europe, graphing at univer,
fal conquef, trampling on the laws Of
God and nations, fyltematizing rapiDe
and plumber, defroying foreign govern.
uents by the frength Of her arms, Or
the pefilence of her embraces, & feat.
tering principles which fubvert focal
order, raife the forms of domefic fac.
ton, and perpetuate the horrors ofrey.
olution We have feen this fame nation
violating our neutral rights, fpurning
our pacific Propofals, her piratical Cit.
zenS fweePing our fhips from the feas,
and venal prefes under her controul
pouring out torrents OF abufe on men
who have grown grey in our lervice /:
We have ieen her miniRerS in this coun.
try iniultlng our government by dar-
ing, unprecedented, and contemptuous
appeal to the people, and her agents at
home offering conditions, which flaves,
whole necks have grown TO the yoke,
would reject with indignation. We
have feen this, fir, & our youthful blood
has boiled within US. When, in oppo-
htion to luch conduit, we contemplate
The mealures of our own government.
we cannot but admire and venerate the
unfullied integrity, the deciGve prudence
and dignified frmnels, which have uni
formly characterized your adminifra.
ton. ImpreGtd with thefe fentiments,
we now lo!emnly offer the unwafed ar
dor and unimPaired energies Of our
youth to the ferv;ce of our country.
Our lives are our only property and
We were not the fonS of thofe who fealed
our liberties with their blood, if we
would not defend with thefe lives that
foil, which now affords peaceful grave
to the moMidering bones Of our fore
fathers.
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ADDRESS
From the Citi@ens Of Berq0ick MAINE. J
TO THE
PreEdent Of The United Statfr.

TO THE
Prsfdsnt Of the United State5.
SIR,
AS the prefent is an alarming crifs
in our public affairs, we the fubfcribers,
inhabitants of the town of Berwick,
bound by every tie Of rational and in
dividual happiness, are anxious to ex-
Prels our highef appreciation Of your
wife administration, and of the unceaE
ing exertionS Of our Executive to pre-
ferve us from the broils and conten-
tons of Europe.
While with pleafure we view the
conduct Of our government in attempt
ing to bring to an amicable negotiation
the exiting differences between the u
nited States and the French nation we
fee with contempt & indignation, their
bale and forbid conduct in their prof
fered terms Of negotiation.
As the terms of peace and friendfhip.
they demand Of US our dearef rights,
liberty and independence but as the
heirs Of American freedom, we vet hope
TO find an afylum in our contribution
and government; and that the firm and
dignihed refaance Of any encroach-
ments upon them by their enemies,
VIII be 1uch as to convince Europe and
the world, that we will fupport and de-
tend them with our lives and our pro-
perty.
Let the fate Of Holland, croaninp
under It's enormous contributions, and
the humiliation Of the Republic Of
Venice and Of the Venetian name. be
as land marks Of the baneful effects Of
foreign influence, and corruption, and
guard us againf the rapid Rrides Of
thoie too contagious evils.
But however arbitrary and uniufi.
TABLE their conduct may be towards us.
It, with iincere and patriotic hearts
with one heart and one mind, we give
liberal and firm fupport to the confitu-
ted authorities Of our government, we
ihall under the protection of heaven be
able TO convince that naughty nation.
that we are not that divided, difraaed
people we have been reprefented, but
that we are linked together BY one
common interelt in defence of our con.
iti t liberty and independence.
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DjP1ay 9fAmsrica" SB'H :

4NObLIs IT'D 4N1OD
Of tie Militia Officers Of Nc90- J7er/eI,
TO TIKI
De- LII u II. IT...4.I Stntnr


SIR,
THE Commander in Chief. The
General Officers, the General Staff and
Field Officers Of the Militia Of the State
Of New Jerfey, feel, in common with
their numerous fellow citizens, who
have addreHed you in the prelent criti-
cal Gtuation Of our nation, and mott
cordially Join them in expecting TO you
their high appreciation of your conduct
in the management Of its foreign con-
Germs, and their indignation for the in
Iult offered to the honor and independ-
ence Of the American People.
We come not, fir, to didate-Wheth-
er peace can be prelerved with the lafety
Of our national dignity, or whether an
appeal is to be made to arms, are quel-
tons entrufed to thole in whole patrio-
tim we conhde, and according to their
deciGon we lhall always be prepared to
a6.-But, fir, at this eventful period we
deem it our duty, and feel it pleafure,
RESPECTFULLY to approach our Command
er in Chief, and to make him a folemn
profer Of our lives and fortunes in the
fervice of our country.
1t is not, fir, for folders to boat !;
but we know the troops whom we have
the honor to command we have been
eye witnehes to their ardent zeal in the
caufe Of freedom we have been their
companions in many tolls and many fuf-
feringS, and flour beloved country calls
we hall again caf the eye Of confidence
along their embattled ranks.
Let our enemies fat.er themfelves
that we are a divided PeopIe.-In
New Jerfey, fir, with the exception Of
few degraded and few deiuded cha
ra6ters, to whole Perfons and to whole
lerviceS the invading foe ihaH Be well
come, from the moment Of their arriv-
al, and whom we engage to convey in
iatety TO their lineS.-ln Newierfey, fir,
there is but ONE VOICE, and that
is the voice Of confidence in the Federal
Government. The voice Of perfect
latiSfa6tion with your administration Of
it {; and the voice Of irmnefs and deter
min4tion to fupPort the laws and con-
ftitution the honor and dignity of the
United States and, fir, for the defence
of thefe, we do this day, in The breJtnce
9ftbe G0d Of armies, and in firm reliance
on bis protection, /olsmnly pledge 10 you,
cur HVes, our fortunes, and 0ur Eacrsd
b0n0ur.
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ADDRESS,

From the Students Of Harvard UnivsrEty,
ToTHE
PRECEDENT Of TIE United States.
Sir,
WE Aatter ourfelves you will not
be Duplicated at hearing that the walls
OF your native feminary are now inhab-
tied by youth POlIeiIing ientiments con-
genial with your own. We do not pre-
tend TO great political fagacity we with
only TO convince mankind that we in
herit the intrepid fpirit Of our anceltors,
The Wilmington mercury. ([Wilmington, Del.) 1798-1798, 1798-09-18
TUESDAY EVENING-SEPT. IS. 1898.

D E A T H S,
From Auguf 7, to September
i8-incluilve.
Adults. 90
Children, 6
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HEALTH OFFICE.

The great Expcnce at which
the Board of Health procure
Nurfes and Necenaries for the,
Sick at the Hofpital, and the
cxhaufcd fate of their funds,
compel them to call upon their
fellow-citizens in town & coun-
try, to af1ih them by Donations.
AS they are in want of every ne
cenary of life, it is ufelefs to
enumeratc the articles-in 1hort,
there is nothing that can be ufe-
full at the Hofpital, but will be
thankfully received by the Board
of Health, at the Health-Ofice
near the Town Hall. And,
as they are under the ncccHity of
making continual advances of
cath, they will thankfully receive
for the relief of their fuferirg
fello citizens, any fums which
may be put into their hands.
Publifhed by Order of the
Board Of Health,
JAMES LEA, jun.
Secretary.
Wilmington,
Sept. II, 1893.
Deatbs for "a hours, ending Tuec
day euening-6 o'clock:
Sarah Hendrickfon,
Rachael Lake,
Hallet Monro,
James Zion of Thos.) Patterfon,
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Total, o6
Remaining in the HsIp'faf,
l6 perfons-three of whom are
dangerous.
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Donations RereiUed faee our 1R:
From Edw. Worrcll, five dolls.
CATH.
w. c. smyth, a-guinea, do.
John FERRIS, ten dollars do.
John & VIM. Warner, five gall
Ions port-wine.
Fifteen dollars, cath, from a ci-
tizen.
John Fleming, 1slb. lhell'd bar
ley.
Chrif}opher Holling fworth, Il
ID. fugar.
Sundries bedding, from lady
unknown.
Jofeph Bringhurf, junior, ten
gallons vinegar, and Obj. flu
gar.
bottles fherry wine, and 2 do.
port wine.
Joihua Jackfon, load of 1traw.
PubANed BY Order Of The Board,
THOMAS MENDENHALL,
Pretidents
JAMES LEA, jun. Secretary.
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Very Great News +!

By London paper Of the cd Of October received BY
Mefrs EYesI q 7aeksr OF this own--and accounts via
Psytilsouib, to The 18TH enabled 70 furnilh my
readers With the following IntereAng Particulars Of
the late glorious & deciive Victory Of Admiral NEL-
soN, together with many other Important ArtiIrs
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The Hon. Capt. CapeI, Of his maielty's loop
Mutine, arrived this morning with dispatches
from rear-admiral Mellon, X. B. TO Evan Ne
pean, Eiq. Secretary Of the Admiralty, Of
which the following are copies:
Ydngaard, mani5 osfbe ME-,
SIR, AaggF Z, 1898
Herewith have the honor 10 tranfrpit you
. copy Of my letter to the Earl Of ST. Vincent,
together with a line of battle OF the Englilh and
French fquadrons, alto lit OF killed and
wounded. have the pieaiure 10 Inform you,
that eight Of our ihiPs have already top-galdnt
yards acrois, and ready for any feivice the
othars, with the plies, will foon be ready for
fea. 10 an event Of THIS importance, haze
thought it right o fend Captain Capel with
copy Of my letter TO the COMMANDER il chief
overland, which i hope their iorith9s viii ap-
prove; and beg leave to refer them to Captain
Capel, who i mott excellent officer, ana fully
able TO give every Information and | bgc
TO recommend him to their lordnips n titc.
have the honor to be, &c.
HORATlO NELSON.
p S. The IAand have taken po6ction of,
and brought off the two thirteen inch rnoYtzrs,
all the brafs guns, and deRroyed the ION ones
EOag NspeHs, Ejq.
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Further particulars of the Victory !
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London Gazette Extraordinary, Oaobsr 2.
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Vanguard, sFfbt rraGt5 Of ,Be MI

"s5H"f@' IN toS biDHfD " fDe Nh7-
MY LORD, drgZf IT, 1898.
The Swiftsnre brought in This morning L.
Fortune, French Corvette of 10 Guns and 70
Men. have the honor to be, &c
HORATIO NELSON.
Ear. 81. YanesHf. Htt
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LONDCNy oct. tZ-t5-
COMMON ClUhEI[.

Yeaerjay Court Of Common Council was
held at Cuildhall, for the pu pofs Of conGder-
ing of an sddreis to The king on the laFe naval
Victory Prefent, the Lord Mayor, eight Alder
men, and great number Of Con moncrs.
His lordthP, on the opening Of the Court,
called the attention Of the members 10 a letter
he had received from the victorious admiral
Lord Mellon, and fword, whirh his lordhip
Preitnted TO the Court, and the letter was read,
as follows -
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- RE- e fh.

Lsrd 1fayor # Lendoa.
The Court, previous 70 its
ted 5ooI. 70 tie fubfaiiPtion Al
vi1ows and orphans Of thofe
battle of he Mic.
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(" MY LORD,

" Having The honor Of being Freeman of
The city Of London, take the liberty Of ferding
to your lordihip the fword Of the Commanding
French admiral (MorE Banquet who furvived
after the battle Of the ut, off the Nile and
rcquea that the city of London viii honor me
by the acceptance Of It, as a remembrance thar
Britannia fili rules the waves which that fhe
may forever do, is the fervant prayer Of your
lordfhip's mott obedient iervanr,
InP THO NrrT CON -
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Trial of Mattbe7v Lyon,
FOR SEDITION,
HergenHrJ (Ysymo5t) Ga. II.

KergeHHJ y srmo5t/ "a. II.
WE regret that we have not an opp rtunitv
to inform our readers particularly Of he cir
cumfan,es oil the Trial Of Matthew Lyon, Be
fore the Circuit Court Of the Urited States
With fat Il Rutland, in this care on tie "a
inf. and adj urned LAT rueiday, bur correE
Ponient has politely favoured Us with the fol
loving brief fketch as A correct f4tem Mt
On FRIDAY Ian, tie Grand jury brought into
court an indictment containing three counts he
6R of which charged Mr.. Lyon with writing
letter to NJ. Spooner, printer of the Windf5r
paper, pubilhed on the 3Ia IF July lat con-
tanning artful and indir G. acculations of The
Preiident Of he United States, importing cor
ruption in his appointment Of men o Office, DIFF
placing and rejecting men of age cSperien c,
wifdom and independency Of fentment," and
Preterlng I" men Of meann-f, and ignorance
and infinuatinJ, that he is devoted 10 fond
nefs for Z" ridiculous pomp, Idle parade, and
felhih av4rice. The fecond and third counts
were for uttering, publilhng and printing of
certain parts of a letter fsid to be fom an A
merican diplomatic chara6fer in France, (com-
monty called the Barlow letter. abufin.s in a
mott virulent manner the p eIident ana Senate
of The United States and particularly for their
conduit towards France.
The indictment contained innuendos IN con,
mon form ard averments Of the "fNrENrIoN
Of the dtiendent TO air Up fedilion I'd to bring
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Tbs .f,ttsy~ f.es. ii vain ms wourd his maze.
Ia vain his 5araE sc has EHt 6 gaze;
In vain The BOY bl99 bis tolls has ipread
And cmooh d DeiI5's lap for Sam5aa'' head!
Led to the altar, by his wiles enGnard,
COLUMBIA food, for facrifce prtpar'd;
High fam d he pyte; her Grugglns arms were bound
The e was lifted for the fS.al wound
when Ike the Arpd who by Gods command
The ella! III ring ,.v'd from A6raban'5 hand
Our guardian AID MS, rob d in light OWNS,
Burf thro the clouds which vcrd the imPlons ihine;
The dagger fefz'd the feion cords releasd
And match the vi6t from IN ssgflts Pri5f
Franc hood aehaC--the palfying wonder rams
The F;ye Kzrs trcnhtd in their lark diva an
Compeil'd new lchemes Of vengeance TO deviie,
I hev chang a the Lio7's for n HyrzsF cries.
No more their menac d wra.h afTtii'd our ears g.
In tooth they fccm'i " he Niobe, al tears n
As fame old Bawd. who all her life hath been
fungus fproutiae from he filth OF fin
Whole trunk fcafons in the frol Of vice,
Like radiih favd from rostng, by the ice,
When yhrea,ning bailif fri Der confidence awe,
Not With the lear Of ,hsme, bat fear of law,
Sets our Esy in contritons lcarch,
Rubs gIrlick on her eyes, and goes to chureh
Thus Euyose Coarfezaa we'll vrrs'd in wiIes,
Whole kide5 potion while the hsrot lmles,
WIKI pious forrow hears our cannon roar,
Aud fwears devouty chat fhell I'm no more
Our rtfcued nation long will blefs he dav,
Which hal d thei ADAMS cloth d in civic fway
Which Jaw again les pinions rear'd.
His oiiVs courted and his arrOg0J fear'd
Loag fha the fame Of our illulriou, Sage,
TIE peerless natelman OF peerlefs age,
With quenchIels ipendor beam thro cline,
And light the darkng avenues Of time.
H deeds, glory's N Die page eng AVID,
Shall live coeval with he realm he fAv'd;
And when, in heayca hclovd. honor here,
He (hines he regent Of tome brigh lphe {,
Nations lhall mark the epoch Of his hirtt
With fetal gratitude, and tainted mirth
And age, vt unborn with grateful breaa,
Shal. lie and cali the fhsde Of ADA VS. bleR.
The New Federal Theatre is not only more elegant
md commodious than the former bnt il will a 70
,ontai nearly double he number f people
4 The AqueduGl ia he Theatre bv Of eath
srn hOfe Will throw water any part IF the houle
The Iron Curtain, which is Of fuficicnt thickness
o prevent the communication Of re fron ihe A. &C
the aud ence in two pieces which arc uppo ca TO
weigh 1900 VT.
An aIsl;on TO the Eagle IN the Dome Of the theatre,
which is pant, in the attitude above deer bed.
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MISCELLANT.

IN the hiRory If Ruff I, mention IS made OF
pelfan, who in quea # honey l-aPed into a
hollow tree, where he found fuoh great liock
hat he fu up to the bread il it he au <
AT, AM no remedy appeared bat to eat him
fef mo liberty, by devouring all the honey
Two days he rem ined il this Gtuation, vsrnly
crying cut for he P in lhck wood, where hi,
oice ecu not be head rod from him at
length a be came 10 he tree on the fame er-
rand, & def ending downward, he man caught
bold Of it, which furpr ing the bear, h. pulled
with all his force to get out again the nan
kept his hold and was drawn on III of his iweet
confinement, which other ways would have
been his grave.
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A NEW fpeeie7 Of arithmetic Is fid to have
been dilCovered by An nh bitant of Piedmont
by m, ans Of whch the ope ator RAY work an
fun without leaving IRIDIUM. This Is m-rely
giving IN tbfoy hat viii h Is the Pra9iae Of the
FIclch fnanciers Of the p'eftnJ Gay
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AN Irifh LOYAL General writes to the War
DEPARTMENT, that " be had tb5 lay engaged IA o
thou.and Of the Reb ls-kMrd he zvtole and ia
KEN THE REMAINDER PRISONERS HE era 9ey
fdds, tina " hey we yegerday fentenced TO
datb BY court marihal, and were accordingly
fgge4 81 SasardzyP'
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POETRY.
DEDHATOR7 ADDRESS,

Spoken BY Mr.. HoDGxINsDN Oct 2o, at the opening
Of the NEw FEDERAL IHBATRE, and by delre the
3oh OF the evening Of he Prehdent Birth Day.
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81 TIE Cd Fia 7beatre vvss dreysS 6y fire FEB. q 1898
Josr years qJisr il spl fge "cticA
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Written By TBOHAs PATNs, A. M.
AutAor OF dIaaI & Li5aty.' &c. &c.
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Famm;s refe6tum, ruinR yirqscit.
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