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POETRY.
FoR THIS GAZETTE.

TOR THIS GAZETTE.
he AMER1czN Z AR.-A new fong.
Tune-7ze r.gsse sf-ww.
the Sfssllrd ,sssir,
Each joy tslJ 1sr,
Your cea4fyy calls loudly b qrms
Teach the kul.iss IF Fyasse,
The famd yaafes-dsase
IT'S Frsrdam our bofoms thar vssr1s.
Let beau 7srilsyrasd,
With fnulf box in hand,
AK Agdn d09aur for addition
Come here Mosfssr Fyee
Take Tiff OF our groE,
And vel thew you yaat-s savmt1Te@.
DO you think Gallo crows,
Can catch Us 4d0zf,
While iioUus are thick gath ring aloft
fnrdsrrsz MsJg-n,
Our Li5nty'S dear,
Yen not find our fouls qnite 70 foftl
Each day new nnip,
With anchor atrip,
i ARID, and the Eagle FIJI JPread:
II Aueyisa fsebf,
And her fans become daast,
Il nun be When her lars are al dad
Come each honea foul,
Pafs around the fun bowl
TcsADAMs our glorious head;
Thank the good gods above
Who Columbia love,
Great WAsHINcroN too is not dead
Mother Cary's foul brood,
VIII do you nc good.
While fuch worthless dmeyiss lead'
Our Captains are bold,
And defPifc fecret gold,
Our coin, boys, IS iron and lead.
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Il no Perion that appear to diicharge
fad taxes and all ueceAary intervening charges, on or
before the 6r day ofOctober neyt, at o'clock u. "
70 much OF the Iad lots Of land win he fueient to
dilcharge the fame, will then be fold at Pubc Aut on
10 the highea bidder according law at the houae of
DANIEL JACKSON Fnnholler, n faid Poland
JOHN II. MERRILL, CcAsasr.
Psland, September ~ 1898.
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He nonrehdent ProPrietors OF the
n everaI lots Of land lying il the town Of Poland,
in the county Of Cumberland, hereby notified thar
the fame taxed for the State, County and Town
in the bills committed the Sabfcribcr to
collea, for the year 1911, the refpecfive fums fol-
lowing, viz.
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PRINTING,

u ifs varioas branches, executed zyifb an
fentiop and d9pQfcb. 81 Orders vi,
Looks, Pamphlets, Blanks, HAND
bills, &c. duly attended To.
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THE GAZETTE.
portland.

= THIs nnmber completes enc quarter Jfncs
the commencement e THE GAZETTE.
TIE erfe8fVe and rgPeaabLs JuRporf
7Cbif5 Hba5 ae9lared in 70 jb9rt time,
excite my q0arMs9 gratitude. already
tete0se" JfUs Gnd fix bmdreG papers
are D3cd fran ibis pr5GqUeeky and
t0sry day ADDS 10 NY liz. Gratifying
1stbi5 nut be, it qfords eqpalblfqjars
10 e0ndua TIE fr9 paper tbat baf openly
repF0batek tbgfS borrjd French and
Jaeo5in principles tbat bavc preysd upon
the Vital5 Of ny country. Tbe MINER
Gus letters and exprs1fon5 ofabbrobation
and EPport, from different parts Of The
toHnfry, Jfrongiy eUince the E6erality
and tSdsralym Of Maine. Thus ftp
P0rted, baVe nothing 70 fear from NY
Vsry contemplate opponents. BY )ome
mans, too Jac06in5' got on my lit, per-
bab5 in expedition that I jb9uld favor
their party; bmtb3lc rigid truths that
baUs Q1sneG the eyes Jtbe public, bare
only .fuqs tbels jardy Dennis, and tbey
bave withdrawn their names. Fany
Of this dcjcription remain, it is bQbsd
they a0iA DO Ekewife, as I % nat qoi6
f0j5rve TIE enemies Of ny country.
Tie bsrJan sobo requ-red re name Of a
certain author, il iHE~Rl5f that threats
maze me OOIunale. EDITOR.
One Of rhefe rebels Il,ely erpreTcd win TIA.
very ApericAn who attempted 70 defend himltlf a
5ainit The French NIGH meet he fate Of the unf rn.
Dale Capt Smith The Srd ION An, which fbaII
Pablllh next week. will * '5sr geat.rrs,.
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l
Marine Articles.
Port Of Porh5d"d.
Marine
Articles.

Monday lat, arrived hip Butler, Jones, Is
days from Cape Nichola Mole.
Wednesday, arrived brig =, Alden from The
Mole
Tturday, arrived Zip Betey, Hart, from
Mar iri o.
Saturday night arrived, MP Commerce.
Chamberlain, from Martinico
YeaerI4y arrived, iltip Fo.ttude. Dyer, from
M4rtinico big Polly, Lowell, ditto fchoo-
ner Union, la r4bee, dtto Tchooner -, Nc
Ile'lan, ditto ; AMI aoop -, Cray, ditto. AL
70, feb 'oner Mary and B-tley, Crols from De-
marara.
Mott Of the above veG:ls failed with convoy
Of zoo fail fur different parts Of he continent.
The Commerce, Chamberlain, who has feveral
French plA-ngers on board was boarded by
French pirate, after leaving The convoy, and
robbed Of great quantity Of military articles.
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Particulars Of the Firlt Capture
Being The fJf hRaLlnlcnti9 TaLeyran4's
D0Hrenr!
From PbK1d 9ply Q.

From PbiLld. 7ply 9.
Yraerday Capt. Decater, Of the United States
h'oP Delaware arrived at the Navy Office He
informs h the Delaware failed on Frlay lt,
and on Saturday evening captu ed Frcn h
Privateer tchooner Of z guns and 70 meo. Ilofe
IN Y II Egg Harbour, and laG evening the
prlz; was brought to Fort Milf q. Capt. DE-.
cater left hi flip At Nsw1afl= and brought his
intelligence 10 town: Capt ID. alter ne had
got TO le4 o. SUnlay morning, met with the
flip Alexander Hauilt-7. from Network To
BLlim Te. TIE Ctp,aia at vhiIh informed him
thar he hll b-sn plum -rc1 BY French priva-
toer, and gave HIM direct MS what courle he
had Reeret. Capt. D. Immediately went in
iearch Of her, aid fOon got i'll fight of four
lchooners but not knowing which was the
arm-d fchooner thar he had received NORMA
ii n Of, he thought it bet TO 6and IF As If he
were merchantman, and alarmed At hat
m Git te armed veheIs.
The manruvre had the Intended eFea for the
armed fchoo er gave her ela-e, unil lhe dit
covered III Delaware 10 Be a veh Of force,
Vhsn ihe ttemP-.d to lheer of AMI get in lanI
("here I'll, fITPJlei n: could Be fac, King
the awdre for an Englih veG OF va J but
III VS. obliged 10 furrouIrr af er a rr-tty Iong
Oh &C = tie Delaware, and feperal ih)t being
tired ~ her. The privateer Is a NV v5HeI,
"a d 10 have been built At m0---Sle E II.
Cd from Cape francois m the Ioh jane, and
his been III cur coa9 cnIy,tw1 y ,ys, Gu ny
VII ch tine 81. has captured h nip Li5er.T,
CartA Yer 'lnhe Uhi.h lA--I 4f.R 1t,s
Gnce f m t1js por. for Ii ~ Y; he Ell
was III to tI- W22;nIi:., a the O Ii. ard
creY Of IL Liscr,y we're put On B arI i veiIeI
bound TOR Boao1. This prigateer hal allo
tax 4 al Ea-h rig.
TIL ca. t4re has eGc't,d uaiverlal f,tsfa4,on
n his CIV. an L e heis are now celebrating
it.-'This mut not 5e locke u-o7 4, in.
f.ir-i n rely hv the taxi & Of p.i,a-ee- 81 Il
guns and 70 cay Carma5noes iti> he Err
ch We are &C e5ra;'ng me Legiaaiaq Of tBk
goo4 7va~k che ebs.b II IN which we ale ~
dite h czPu,on Of the Sans-culottes qni Of
Sans cdlotta Prrcipl-s ON America: in lh3rr.
we celebrate 1t as DE- co nm nc mint of 1yqr,
Wit which is to wipe of he deep dilyrace
wLi-h theie in.ol.nt m;lcr,an.s have imprinted
on the American nation ana ~ame and, leeing
he capture in this point III view, Il IS an event
Ct national importance, it ought to ex:ite uni.
We al JOY, ani the man, by Nhof= 1p'ri ga and
ju3icOus coaju9 it was achieved, meri.s uni-
verla apPlauic.
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NIARRIED-At Betwiek, on Sunday evtning, July
IS, by the Rev. John Thompicn. TIMorHY KovEY, Eta
= Mis Mary LORD, eldeA usher of Mr. Mark
Lori.
DiED-ln this town On Wcdnefday laR Mrs ETA
NOR DOUGLASS, agcc IS.
On board The nrp Butler, nth inn. on the honewatd
pound PaGaEe, Mr. Clark Alden, Of Rh9deiaand.
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Citizen Merlin, in prefenting Baron
otael, the Swedifh EmbaGador, told
him, that : the g2od faifJ Of France was
celebrated in all countries. IN Venice,
S4pl.@:rlaHd and A7teritu, fcr inRance.
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Confinement 1T CamJriigs.

fefring COllegian Degrees at Harvard
Unworthy, was obferyed in the uraal
manner. The indi(potition of the wor-
thy Prelident, however, damped that
ardor Of conviviality which has COM
monty difinguiihed this fefive period.
DR.. Howard performed, by election,
the duties Of PRECEDENT. The exercifes
were judiciouily feleaed, ingeni0uGy
dhcuiied, and gracefully pronounced.
Foreign papers intimate, that the
Directory Of France, have demanded of
the Emperor Of Germany, the diGniaion
from Vienna, Of the Rudian and Eng
glilh minilterS, as being the infigators
OF the itepS which have been taken a.
galntt BernadOtte.
A bill to encourage the capture of
the armed vefel8 Of France BY the pri-
vate armed yeiIels of the United States,
by allowing bounty upon the vefels
taken, in proportion to the number of
guns WHICH they carry, has been fent
TO the HouGe from the Senate of the
U. S. Mr.. Harrifon moved to pof-
pone the confederation Of this bill until
the next FELTON,. Thismotion was ne
gatived So to 81, and the bill was COM
mitted.
The Sedidon BIZ, has paGed the
Houfe OF Representatives Of courGe it
becomes a law.
The Congrefs Of the United States
adjourned on Monday laf.
Capt. Conway, arrived a. Baltimore,
from CaPc-Francois, informs, that an
express arrived there the 25th Iune,
with intelligence, that 10 fail Of the
line and number Of frigatcs,, had ar
ri"ed at St D)nin5o from Spain.
Capt. Truzton, arrived at Baltimore
from Arquin, informs, that provifons
are very icarce and dear, particularly at
Port-au-Prince that they had not iuf-
hci2nt to fubfil en- a fortnight. Flour
p dis. barrel.
The Baltimore Federal Gazette or
the nth init. lays, cit is reported that
Capt. TruXton, Of the CondeiIation
frigate, has taken a French paivateer,
and that lnc j. on her way up the bay, "
The United States brig Unani,nity,
commanded by capt. Cochran, deGgn-
ed for cruiler off the Eouthern coat,
has failed from Chayleion.
Il is faid Visor Hughes has ordered
his privatecr8 10 give no quarters 10 re-.
filing Americans. He may next cry
for quarters from thofe he now perle-
cutes.
Viaor Hughes, the faithful agent of
the French Directory, is continued in
office for further term of IS months.
Three French fTigates are Eaid to Be
on their way to the American coat.
Fifteen dwelling houfes were con.
fumed by fire, at Quebec, on the 10th
ult.
Three Wagon loads Of Crowns have
been lately ient TO the National Mint
from Newyork.
Capt. Cole, who arrived at Bottom
on Thurfday laf, from Malaga, via Glib
ralter, informs, thar it was the general
opinion at both places, that a fpeedy
accommodation would take pIa-e be-
tween Creatbr;t2in and CD.;r Will
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T1c75in5 Dic0mfted Z

The t0z0r Of Buxton, has in a very
handiome and federal manner, annuled
the proceedings Of the handful Of Taco-
bins in that town; which my dijcsrnin2
brother printers, inherited in their conff-
ent and neutral papers, as the proceedings
eta 2050ie t0z0nt It i thus the iacobins
are every where routed.
The American Cockade Il adopted
BY almoit every one who IS friendly to
his country and TIE Federal Govern
ment.
BY advices from St. Domingo, It
appears, that the blacks are dreadfu,ly
afraid Of the effects of the new com
tnercial regulations Of this country
They expect to be farved; but may
we not rather expect they will cut the
throats ct their French matters ?
The Iatef papers from Europe fpeak
Of fomething very much Ike rebel
lion in the king of Sardinia's domin-
lons.-He has made a pare 4giib Trance,
and peace with her is ruin and death.
The Grand Duke at Florence has
experienced the blefings Of a pace zafb
france in the fame way as the king of
Sardinia distributing but confpira-
cieS againlt his life are talked of. He
q0bo Flakes bands 5cit5 France mu2 take
20oa care 9 IBIS threat (
The brave Capt. HooD, who was
killed in the combat with the French
.fhiP Of Sc guns, lately captured from
the French, died lhortly after he re-
ceivcd his wound, having repeatedly
exclaimed, g Why was | brought be-
low Why was | not lufered 70 die at
my poft :" He nretched out his hand,
received the fword Of his vanquiihed
enemy, and infanly expired
Talleyrand, in prelenting the new
Roman Embadador, obferyed with ex-
IRENE p'oPriety; that France, BY c0n-
1eJ'A2 liberty to The Romans, had avenged
the blood Of one of her heroes Her
"6*rty is, indeed, an Qveagi4s fword
aAd confirming fire.
Citizen Merlin, in prefenting Baron
otael, the Swedifn EmbaGador, told
him, that the good fan5 Of France was
celebrated in all countries. IN Venice,
S1'i.~srlaHd and A7'sricu, for inRance.
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The Ladies 10 Mt fail 10 evinct their federalism AZ
Deehtld number the 4tb of July, on tea par
ty-a-tef tea number Of toalts were drunk-amonr
others The following:
May each Columbian sner bc-,cios and sprGs the ir.
J9Aille ffea Of astir-ujei1c J4cobinifm.
While we open orr arms tile loves Of our hearts,
may we never Dc deceived to jacobnic embraces.
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e 4 fsa0 copies Of Mr.. KNc's ora
ti0n fer (ais 1t this QEes.-Priee Il.
cents.
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Afize of Bread.

sf7fe9 By tbs S,t7n,n Of Port and, f5r a,e7;an q
tbs Baker, end CLerk oCfbe Alarksf, July II,
1893.
... u. az. d.
a Biruit Of tire. coppers1
price well bakeI, "a
A four pence h1f penny
whit loaf, weubakeI,
Bread Of other p ice, il proportion.
SAMUEL FREEMAN Chairman.
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The American Cockade i adopted
BY almoit every one who IS friendly to
his country and the Federal Govern
ment.
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The IateR papers from Europe fpeaE
ct iomething very much Ike a rebel
hon in the king of Sardinia's domin-
ion8.-He has made a pare 4giib Trance,
and peace with her is ruin and death.
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FEDERAL REPRESENTATIVE.

The late election in, the fecond and
third ea!tern diitrids, in Maine, has
terminated abundaatly fuccelsful 10 the
federal interef and proved that the
Jacoblns can get no hold Of the we'll
informed citizens of this Ditr;6: For,
notwithstanding the recret and indultri-
Gus exertions ofthe jacobin junto, with
all Their terrible bugbear tories about
'oPPr95sUe taxes, &c. Meilrs. THATCHER
and WADSwoRTn are actually re-elett-
ed by large majorities.-By a fchedule
OF the votes in Mr.. Thatcher's diRri6t.
which has been obligingly handed me,
II appears that Mr.. Thatcher had g52-
the Parton 4o3-and there were "a
lcattering votes, which leaves a federal
majority of Al.
In Mr.. Wadfworth's diaria, have
not yet obtained fatcment of all the
votes; but it appears that Mr.. w.
will have as many as fix feventhS of the
whole.
But few towns have yet been heard
from in the lower diffri6t, and thole
principally i'll Dearborn's focuS-but
by the beit information, Mr.. Lee, a
federal character, will undoubtedly be
choien, if there is a choice.-Thus we
have elcaPed the difgrace of iacobin
Representation.
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On Wednesday lat, the Overfeers
OF Bowdoin College at their femi-an-
nual meeting, met in this town, aid
after the Rev, MIR. kellogg had addrel-
fed the throne Of grace in prayer, the
Board proceeded 10 attend to the COM
municationS made to them from the
Board of Trultees after which, the
election Of officers demanded attention,
when upon forting and couo;ing the
votes, the Hon Daniel DaVis, Efq. was
chofen PRECEDENT Rev. Samuel Eaton,
Vice-Prefdent; and Marx Langdon
Hill, Elq. Secretary, in the room of
Rev. 1onatb4a Ellis, rengned.-MeGrs.
DaUid Hale, Samuel Thatcher, and Rev.
Daniel Marrcf, were chofen members
of the Board.
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Bottom Nov. 1n,h.

DoNOn Nov. Ign.
Tb1 d4t arrived ID. arn-d Iyig 0rlaud3, e4tt
HsHGtgi51, from 81. Pa-ygwg, s. dysj fran E1f.
teur. NJ. Nm. Macarfney, Jrom Eag-Ladfe5.
qia Copenhagen, 4Ubo jnt3yn5 that there 10 C1ays
Of Aduiralty, ofa5liBsd AZ IRE Care Of G5ad HaBe,
il coafqReaes q 4cticb, az ncafyal u5c are cfoJliy
c,cquisea, particularly THEE from BaisUis and lie
of France Ill 4Uas pence and 9aietnsli at The he
OF France; Il 1UaJ reb7rfed that Jfvers Ri nib had
taken tk1rs, at he Cass, brtgveeH TIE EnFEB and
Baeks, tie particulars Of Svbicb acre net kaozvH =
CAPT. III failed from 81. Pdey5srg, ,r0ifb nine ar
mtd 1rrsricag vsGss, (bci4g al IN part Hr4er eoa-
rrod5re 7B2pdake, IN he SaLy, Of Bepv5. .i
Nov. ~ ArriDeds Jfb. Frieadbib, CAPT. Eli
ia Sro7v, tr0n jamaica, IS days On be pI
SEPT. in lat. ~, 80, gg 81 capt, Sn27v qvas boar.
dsd By fbe French pyivateer Rrvtsgr, Belonging 10
CAPE FraneoiJ, zpbo took out ell Biz bands trcebi
a Aack man, bis f;qc I'd, and cts on toard fx
men, ordered tie 4,95ti 70 pressed 10 ftr HaoaTaa
jor trial On he Toib Sept. capt SAvv an bif
RseOard rec nbon tbe Frencbnrn, and af1rr hlI1g
one Of sia. and q0spqaqg tire otbsrf, retssk f5e
command Of tle p5g1i anS ordered II. iarOivors {.
boiQ on re 6aat, and 20 qutre ib.y 6sag.d. o;4.
i1g ften a Ji4abb 81 freOi,,ons aa4 <vaisr. Ebat
pgrfsins bi5 voyGgs toms, capt S. experienced Jye-
gHtat end bsaVS gatI Of svi1d, md i9R 0inof al
Dir yp'rI and ,iggisg Re cva5 Frequently h 7v7ai
n pro05.an5, BOT quss frsvidentialy fahiied FIX
raj ii1s' f5,eg4 ks bamaaiy y''t.f Z: net evia
at ga,
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MARRZED-ln this town, Mr. NEWMAN NoYrs, 10
Mils NANcy HOMER.
DLED-At Topfham, Nov g. DR. EBrNEzER EmEa-
son, aged "a, afer many months anguiihment with a
conlump,on He lell wife and three children 10 a-
ment his lois
In this town, Mrs. FUNicr SrokER, aged g. the
amiable comfort Of M Ebenezer Storer and DAUGHTER
Of the late Deacon Benjamin. Ticomb.
Mis- Mary SHAW, aged I9 daughter Of Capt Shaw
On his pahage from the Wenindies, Mr. Moprs
LoNr, jun aged IA, odell lon Of Mr. Moies Lunt d
tins town. He was an enterprizing and promifng
young man.-Allo died on hoarG the lame vefel. MIR
RicEAAD MAoEIFT, and Mr.. JoHN WEBsrEE, Of thi,
town
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IL has been intirhlted II me that certain per
1 ms, feeling CALLED At the publications in the lal
GAzETrE, we're determined 70 d7nand tI.eIr auth.
or, and in cafe az reiual, to confder ne As
ineh' aad t1eaf ne accordingly - Amazing folly
and a6lurdity Taete are the blockhe4ds who
complain OF the .Jtalti2a hgv as abrijging the
liberty OF Speech, ana Of the PRESS ! When
luch menaces inumdate me from expoGng The
unPrinc'Pled abeuors of jlcobinilm, then fhtl l
be unworthy Of conduaing a public papsr.
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e 6 Public Spirit" cane too late tor
this days paper. II is q0riften 7gitb Ipi-
ri, and t5aH appear next z0eek.
~ Tbe O5lsrVati0ns ovsr the Egnature
Of Numa, in TIE yfyf page, d5JSrvs at
fenticr.
II Pamphlet ka5 J.cn kindly bqndel ne, contain
igg fbs eoTSa8 eftbe Freacb IN Gearva. Sane ex-
traa5 qviR Be givts.
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shem' and was to be joined by 4 fhips
under admiral ThompGon, Of 90
guns, of 9S, and two us. Several
other Engliih fHnadrons being at fea
another naval victory may f3on be ex.
peeted. Lord Duncan's fquadron IS
in port. The Britiih have captured
the French tri6ate La Flora of as guns.
Count Rumford is appointed mimic
ter to England from the Eledor PaIa-
tinate.-Ihe Batavian expenditures for
one year exceed by 100000 of
guelders the amount Of their national
revenue. To remedy this a diyef tax
is contemplated to be called a free eff,
10 be eXacted in four inltallments. So
much for fraternity Naples is max
ing preparations for active war.-The
German deputation at Raftadt contin-
ues firm for the reltoration of Kbel
and Cadel on the left bank of the
Rhine.-Ruilian accounts fay, that
Prince Repnin has gone to Vienna to
uS SO>i"'S " PolAf',3 AOl OOoOOO N ullldlS
through Gallacia and Aultria to unite
with the Auitrians on the frontiers of
Switzerland. Several Ruiian regi-
ments had already arrived at Gal!acia.
In Europe the jacobin Logan is coniid-
cred as agent for the French faction in
America.-The Emperor Of Germany
is determined TO fupport the indepen-
dence of the GrilonS.-The engage
ment between the Brilih Lion man of
war, and four Spanilh frigates, was,
perhaps, the mott gallant ever record.
cd. The 4 Spanih fhips mounted I68
guns, and had 24oo men. One was
captured and the other three beat off.
"A general exchange Of prifoners has
been agreed upon between the Englih
and French. 1900 feamen viii be
thus added TO the Britilh navy.
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ELECTIoNErINC ANEcDOTE.

Il IS taid, much to the credit Of Mr. TURNER,
thatthe hrt knowledge he hal of being canii
Gate at the la'e eleShon, WIS at the iowa meet
'rg. Having met with his fellow citizens for
the PnrP7fe OF voting, lie dif:overed vores hand
ing about for himiel and with mu1h turprz c
latormed the meeting that he had no in,enrion
OF being put up, and that even lhould he b.
choieo, his age would prevent his going to the
itat OF government; therefore requeReI them
not to vote for him. They accordingly voted
tor Mr.. Wadf&orth
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19

Some deluded citizens il the town Of VaT4l-
borough lately revnlutionizrd by the Dema-
gogue General, are about erecting French E5-
erty Pole t-Perhaps the General intends 70 it
ms head quarters there. Would il not be ad-
viieable to difPatch the Monmouth Colon 70
aid his crazy tools in this town The poor
fellows are milerably chop fallen Gnce their lats
defeat.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19
II HOLE

OuI dHd4IS NGdi d mott favorable al
pc6t. Fhe increafng unanimity Of fen
timent, as difplayed by the daily enana-
tons OF PGtriotilm from all quarters of
the Union, preface the mott happy and
iucceistul oPPofition to foreign force or
intrigue The frong arm Of French
democracy which 70 lately threatened
our peace, is Pal6ed, by the unconquer-
abls fpirit of Americans and the milf
cradle few who have been oPPofed to
their country's PROPERTY, are held up
to the contempt Of mankind. II is
probable our national Legislature will be
much more united than heretofore !;
but great caution is requiite to keep
out thoie reitleiS and irritable characters
who are the great fource Of our danger.
The general afembly Of KhoeiAand
have unanimously concurred in the ref
olution proPoled by this fate, for ex-
Guiding foreigners from our counciIs.--
The iherif' of one of the Vermont
counties was lately attacked BY fome Of
Lyons friends, who attempted TO diff
mount his federal cockade, but the lhe-
riff bravely defended hirnielf, and killed
one on the ipet: he gave himlelf up
Tor trial. --Ilaac Clark, a notorious iac-
obin, has been expelled the Vermont
legislature for collufon in counting the
votes for the frf offices in that aate.-
The Prefident of the United States fat
out on Monday laf, from his feat at
Quincy, for Trenton. Lieut.. General
WASHINCToN, Generals Lee g. Ham
ilton, and iome other military charac-
tiers, were TO meerat Trenton, on the
organization of the army.-The Pref
dents birth day was celebrated with
great fPlendor at Alexandria, in Virgin
IA Rutland VERMONT paper, Of
the sd Oct. mentions as fact, that freih
strawberries were picked at Newhaven,
in that State, on the r4th of laf month
that twenty four cabbage heads were
growing on one falk, in garden in
Rutland, and shat an apple tree in an
orchard in that town then had apples
on it ola {econd growth, as large as Pr
geons eggs, and other trees were in
blofon.--Capt Thondrike has arrived
at Beverly, from Copenhagen, with 50
pieces Of Cannon, coo mufquets, 200
pair of PitoIs and " otbsr articles, FIJI
'a5's 10 tie prelsnt and approaching jea-
jon5. The Spaniards near our from
lleTs, are extremely jealous Of an inva-
non from Us, and III consequence keep
their troops il conltant excrcile,
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19
Marine

Reda9t1y IN arrived tL0oacr -, C4bi
jain A1'LeLaH, 9 d!y ITem Nat1H. .TgR as
be failed Capt Sir,rg Of fJi5 port. Cap. W4n5 Of
PorIlnoafb, and fvrraI oiJrr dmeric4nr bad ar
Tived there from GaadaiogDs baviaq bssa JGylBAs4
Of t6tfr Vsgeii and ev1y article h5Edss Mg4 q
or ye0T7sH are iaprji,Hsd at GAaaaiorbe. Ths
friai 81 fbf Coa2rafOs'5 prize, AZ NsJ5A, qva5 10
rOme oH u a tfeO d4yl.
TbuJaay, 0rrivea, brfg LioS, Capt. 1ord1a,
81 days fran BsrbiHs. Len t1ree cf biJ rasa.