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

Portsmouth, Nov. "a. Capt Afonlon, hleb
arrived here fran Jamaica, nv 8, I6o&e J5bo1aar
Raebe, fcUO daysfrem Portland, bang JBorf If go-
fer and froVJfoq5 boarded Ter, Implied IS qvitb
f10eRty galo7s eOater, fght 5ut, bqJf dozen boai-
f,y-/orfbe PoDbry he Captain made 70 Pqy. fr Ak
lars, Gadfor one barrel potaforr fur do,r4 and ar
q fer other JnaH natter a, fbe fame enfravagaat
'atr, igyiag be e0ond rot JRby " uniJ eo- qDoald
Pqy bin re fame prize be eopll get ~ re R54 r.
G-f. Was be not Jacobiu
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Il is ditreGng to benevolent mind {fays a
late writer) to fIrvey the truggles of parties,
he Proicriptions, the maaAcres, that have been
guided By popular villains, ever lIuing IN their
own, and their country's ruin, not an int 4ncs
can be found, ofone who Au'ered and miiei
he people, but either he perilhed in The form
h hal raf-d, or ended in The tallacious glory Of
a CEfIr. Icdeed,
lis "a common proof,
That oAlinefs is young ambitions ladder,
Whereto the climber upwards turns his face.
But when he attans the urmoff round
HE then in the ladder turns his back,
Looks into the clouds fcornisg the bale degrees
BY which be did afcend"
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THE fubicribers, Commiaioners on
a. the Efue Of THowAs Goo1D. l4te "
Falmouth, in the county Of c, Inberlani. yeo.
man deeeaied, aPPoiated by the H01. W liam
Gorhan', Eiq Judge Of Praba'e, &c. for fiii
county-give tice, thuwe fhail tend, FIR
the PurPoie OF examining the Claims If tie rv
eral creditors tofid Etate, at The h, NE If the
widow Of fad decealed, on thelaR MONDAY of
this, and tbs fir nj ndays ct the TWO folloFin
MONTHS and the hrit and third Mondays Of Fe-
buary, Mach and Apr next.u ,di ~ nst
BENJAMIN BAYLEY.
sENOCH FREEMAN.
Falatoztb, Non 10Th. 1903. -..
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Thomas G00ld5 ERats.

THE fubfcriber hereby gives notice,
IL that he has been duly Appointed Adm:b,
itrator % the Etate Of THOMAS GOOLD.
late Of Falmouth, in the county Of Cumber!and'
yeoman, deceafed, represented iniolvent, ana
given bond As the law dietts- He th=refare
calls upon ali Perlons iud deb ed ~ fsid eRate N
make immediate payment, to
ROYAL LINCOLN.
Mog. 6, 1893.
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In very ingenious memoir 10 determine the
moa economical method Of procuring lght from
the different combutibte fubfance5 ulually en-
ployed, d French chemilt has demonarated thar
the cbeaPea illumination is that, which is pro
duced from oil and cole feed, burned il Ar
gand lamps. The general ofthefe
lamps into this country would add much to our
u(eful pleafures. The audlous and the leIen
t4ry, now wear out their eyes and their lungs.
with the Imperfect fame Of nlxen wick, or
the Potonous frtor Of rancid tallcw.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19

The AbRotA, ana ARGus. have re appeared
under names OF the widows IF the dec5aied Z
diLors. admire this fcheme Of having lzly
Printers : They will undoubtedly fItceed in
obtaining a liberal ihare Of cgjf0n, and frs
Quent communication
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19

The quefion, Shall We declare
war againf America ?" was lately DIFF
cuGed in the French Legislature I! After
a very warm debate, in the courie Of
which a member ludicrouAy moved to
refer the queltion to Victor Hughes,
Psaee was refolyed upon, by alarge MAJ
jority.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-19

The unfortunate peri rs on board the SurIn-
nah, wrecked fhort time fnce near Cape ANA,
were Capt. Daniel J4mifon of Penobfcot, Mr..
Robett Treat, jun. Do. Francis Haynes, DC,
Seth Noble, jur, DO. Richard Hall, wexford,
Jonathan B own, Cambridge, Johaa Bangs.
Harwhich Oliver Deverix, Bottom Mailer
John Pulling, do. Mils Suf4nnah Hichborh, Pc
robicot Mds Sarah Hchbarn, 90. Mls E.
liza Hichborn, Bottom Mfr Sarsb Pulling,
do. Mrs S. Sievenlon. do And four other
pe'lons, ThotS n ltS;2. afa hnkn,wa,
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catioh i i therefore extremely to b. viil1ei
by The friends Of good government. an5 by the
decided enemies Of French fratsrn ty. thar
M-Grs. THATCHER, WAD5W0RT
aai PARKER, mag agail b. eleaeI for the
Diiria Of Name, Into the national legislature
At this country ever witnelsd period, when
energy Of fentment. and weight of chara9-r,
were nsceaary 10 fecurc its exiasnee, the pre-
fensi the one. For proofyo this, We need
only recur to the conduct Of France and that
this j The prevailing fsntiment in all parts vi
a msrica, the numerous ajdrelgs to the p Ell
dent very amply lefify. Th> fatal potion III
French politics, I" the aeitroying angel Of many
free republics has almoG ceafed 70 do its
Office here and our exalted Jacobins, tie VI.
h's5 aira Of Innovation and laGtion, begin to BE
abhored and exscrated.
Fellow citizens la the conduit Of the gov
crament we generally behold the true charac-
ter Of The governed. While therefore you re-
probate the French couneiis, Be careful how
you entertain sentiments favorable - the
French people. If governments poacfs energy,
and maintain even the appearance Of patriotilin
and public virtue, the habits, views, and char
atter Of the people, viii foon be conformed to
them. blizzard then your difinaions between
the government aud people Of France son
fider them as 0as and iadiVjfJs and expert
ence win foon teach you that, inaead Of ma
ton Of philosophers, France is a nation If can
lbals. NUMA.
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MARRLED-A AT Bottom, Mr.. THomA,
MINIS, one Of the conductors Of the Mercury
to MiG SuKEY MITcHELL.
DkED--At Capelizabeih, Major Benianir
Thraher, aged 8o.---Mr. Samuel Wcfcot
aged 50. He went to bed well; but befor,
morning bis wife found him dead BY her iilc
At Scarboro' M. Thomas Sawyer, aged Isl
AT Gorham Mr.. JofePh Roberts, aged rs.
Tn this town, Mrs. Mary Pool, aged 81, wiz
Of Mr. James Pool.
Mr.. James Neal.
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FoR TIE GAZETTE.
Ar. 3EExr,
! UNDERSTAND that he partially Of
iofne OF my iIiehds has induced them II name
me as a cAnddate for the experimentation Or the
oeeoad Eaitern Diitritt, At the approaching
eletnon- To prevent the iofs Of any votes,
take this method to inform the Elecors, that /
ihoud decline the acceptance Of thar or any
other office, which would De incompatible with
my ProietLonal and domeitic engagements.
But were il in my power to command every
vote N The Diltria, | fhould with plea6ire
transfer them to General WADSWORTII, A.
2 jut reward for his federal and patriotic con.
tut ever iince he has reprelensed the diaria,
and more Especially at the lat felton, Of Con.
grefs.
Portland, oa. =, 1898.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-15

The military aafr Of England at prefent Gan5s
thus z fed marihalls, 81 generals, 65 leu
tenant generals, 81 major generals 3i5 colo
nels, GA lieutenant cOloneis, and $40 majors.
Total 1896 According to the returns 10 the
war-ofFice, on the TT Aug. the military eflab
lilhment Of that country comPriles three hun-
bred Ihoufand effective men.
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Marine

There have been no foreign arrivals at this
port for fome time Paf.
On Thurfday lat the 1oop Jane, Of Bath"
was conducted into this har5or by Mr.. Francis
Howell and two Of the people belonging to the
Sophia, lately failed from this place Il being
calm when the flooP was diicovered Gla of
Georges Bank they boarded her. Her deck
had been entirely cleared, even to the pumps,
bur temporary hut was found ereied Oh ii,
which led them to conclude that fhe had been
deferted al fea. She i 4 good vsfei, and has
fomething Of cargo, but the nix Of bringing
her IN unler Jingle jury mat, was imminent.
Twenty nine p-ivateers are faid to Be fitting
out At St. Domingo to cIufe On our coat.
MoR Of the United States armed veaels are
out, crniGng for French pirates.
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UEIvERsALIsr," cannot be admitted into
this Gazette. Every thing tending to religious
controversies, I conceive extremely improper
for publication devoted to politics and news.
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Dpri9 ef Maine.

Try order Of the Hon. DAVID SEW
~ ALL. Eiq Judge # the DiHrif Court Of Maine
Notice j hereby given, thar Libel i filed ID aid our
by jas MAH HiLL Eiq. Collector Of the Cuitoms for
the ddria of Eddcford and PcpperelbJfough, within
the laid Daricl of Maine, aganlt the
Schooner HANNAH, of Kennebank,
Of thr burhen DC about hundred and five oge
Their with her tarki apparel and furniture found on
board and belonging the fame. lIized * Wells within
Of the Revenue Laws "a the United states-That the
FRI Tueiaay Of December lcx * Portland Is aligned
for hearing thereon the end thar any pefloh caia
inc property in the II chooner may appear and thew
cauic hit any I've cwnl wherefore te fad ichourcr
and her appnrtcnanct Aforesaid, oud not ~ decree
Of lad Court ~ decarsa Forfeited
Dztsf u farf5sFa, NJ r7-5--s 1893
JOHN HOBBY, MayG4E
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The laf mails were uncommonly
deltitute ofhews. A few gleanings ale
laid before the reader, which mutt an
lwer till another arrivaI.-The original
communications given this day delerYe
attentive perufal.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-15

The Fever, feems to yield little to
the coolnefs ofautumn. In Portfmouth
it has entirely disappeared.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-13
Reu9lMti9n tn Ireland,

Which IS now Rruggled for with all the pow.
ers Of the heads and hands Of numerous col
lection Of the inhabitants Of that i1and, will, if
fnccelsfu at the pref,nt time, be an event highly
injurious to The independence and leourty Of
this country-as well as exPole the European
nations to more ferrous Inconvenience than they
have yet experienced, By the deaIuaon If The
bare equilibrium Of power. IF Ireland fpl,
rates from England ihe will inevitably b: colo
nized by France Very modern hAory alurcs
US, that the fate Of the fjns Of Hibernil, would
be rendered much wo fe by this change. They
would e'joy no right no privilege The French
would gka7 the country whence the Britib
have rsated the hlrveG.
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FEAR Of The Frenchmen and their party il
this country, who were fuppofed to be GuH;cent
y BJRNALL OUR CITIES. AND CUT
THE THROATS OF ALL THE INHA-
BITANTS ! What viii thefe ign rant Sans
Culotes FAY when they hear her crew i i'm
Prilo2ed and the yeGel commifIoned to cruize
againf French pirates ? Our Goyernment has
DARED to &c this, and all the people rly, a.
men.
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Laudable Conduit.
PHILADELPHIA, .JaJ I6, 1898,

A large number Of respectable gentlemen Of
this town, have volunteered themfelves to guard
and protect from injury, the Notifications, am
munition, Sc intended for the defence Of this
place, until Capt. Stoddard fhall be ready to
take charge Of them. They have already at,
tended feveral nights. A proof of our vigi.
lance.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-13

+" TA~- Em2eror Of all the R1h i, was
making great Preparations for war; that he
hat o-d=-e5 10000 men to Be in readiness to
march through Poland, to Join Ii: king Of
Prudit's army-zo0,ooo more were ordered
on Of barrack, to encamp il the f-l4, f.veral
nsnlports were loading with heavy baggage
for Ddnzck; IS fail of the line and fix frigates
were ordered t. leave Contract The 18TH May
tbey 70 be joined in the North Sea BY five
new fhiPs Of the line, and fome fnsller veGsls
from ArohangC; they were then to proceed to
England befides this force, 900 gallies we're
getting in readineGs to proceed to fea the
comm and Of this great armament was given to
Vice Admiral Sir GEoRGs TATE, al American.
"Whle the Emperor is Perfonally employed
in dlciPlining his folders, which is his favorite
amulsment, lis new Finanoier Is repleniihng
his golfers from additional burdens on every
clals Of his fubjeas, thofe in trade and com
meree particularly, and though foreign mer-
chants are the principal Importers Of his reve-
nue., yet they are watched with very jealous
eye, nor dare they pats to either part Of the city
without paGport, every part of their drefs is
regulated by orders from the Police officer even
to their hair"
Capt.S. lift Copenhagen the 30th May, and
flys, "that the king of Denmark having refuled
70 contribute bis proportion for carrying on the
republican war, near 10 fail Of rich Danih ver
(eIs had been taken & condemned by the French,
and it was certain the Danes were not without
their fears Of Witt from the Flench armics-
the republican ambadador had demanded the
Baltic Sound % be fhut aganR the enemies q
France-no diref anfwer, however, had been
given the goth May, and the French miniRcr
was preparing to leave Copenhagen.
"About 70 French privatecrs were cruiGng
on the COATS of Norway and Sweden, and had
taken from tie 10th to thes3oth Of May, near
forty prizes from different nations
We may, then, we conceive, with confidence
reckon upon the combination Of R4Ea, PrglTa,
Carml4y, Denmark, yegsdsn, England. Portugal
Tryty (aeeor4i4g % vay recent and formal intel
Egs7oe IN t5e Parj5 P5py5; f'agIRs may MT yea
6er a.y immediate and great rviec) to thefe per
maps We may have to add the Uaissd Stasr5
The hoiility Of The Danes and Swedss will be
highly detrimental the French colonies. Now
th.t direct intercourse, between the United
States ana France and her dependencies Is fur
pended, the French Weandia Hands receive
their luPplies through the neutral ialnds Of
Denmark and Sweden. In the event Of war
th;s lat chance will Be cut Of, and Viaor
Hughes, &c. viii be aarved into any terms,
which his enemies may diSate Should thele
thirgs occur, which We think we have reafon
TO contemplate, the French rulers may thank
their own intemperance for their ruin.
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c9nxgMcAr5D F0R TINS G. izzrrr.

= Z
A0oRsss oftbe inhabitants Of The t2-yn
Of N9r5yarm2W5, in the DiRrif Of
Maine, 10 tie PRESIDENT sf tie Uni
I'D States.
WE the inhabitants Of Northyarmoutb,
IN the Diari6t Of Maine, at town meeting Il.
gally aGembled, beg leave at this inrerefng
period, t. JOIN moA fincerely with many OF our
te4ow citizens, il teAifvng our abhorrence- Of
the III treatment this country las expe enced,
and Gill is iufFering from the French nation.
In the pre!ent critical Gtudtion of the United
States, We think it becomes Americans 10 unite
as one man, in their endeavours by all means
to iupPoTt and main ain their iult rights and
liberties, and to aay tho(e evils, which the
country we 70 lately loved and revered, is now
threatening to involve Us in --ImpreR with
this ien.iment, we fe it absolutely neceFary
that our Rulers fhould be fully acquainted wi
the firm confidence we place in their wildom
and integrity, and that they may depend on our
iuPport, as tar as IN our power as The eAigen-
cies of the times may require.
And we defire particularly to allure the Pre-
tdent, that we highly eReem and relpe6t his
character ana leTFlCeS, ana we are tutlY per-
fuaded nothing on his part will be wanting TO
fuPPort the dignity and freedom of our coun-
try.-The burden Of a war no doubt viii be
felt feversly BY every clals Of citizens, but we
declare for oufrlves. we will not fhrink from
| our refolves, to defend our country's cauGe
(which we are fure is a juG one) at the hazard
IF every thing that is dear to Us.
The forfgoiag ad4rsf, reported ty committee, and
aPbroved BY tbe tozva, qOaf voted qnauinlogly and
direRed % beEgaed " aid committee, and tragimtted
Immediately 10 Ne Pr5fden
WILLIAM MARTIN, =
AMA1I r. MITCHELL,
SAMUEL ?. RUSSELL, Committee.
MOSES MERRILL,
LEVI CUTTER, J
Norh!yarin0atb, .JHy 9, 1898.
70 tie Free50lder5 and other inhabitants
9ftbs fo1o~ Of lork, in tie DjfnH q
Maine.
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Lift Of Letters,

Remaining ia The PEI Office at, Wab, Tay as
4 1898.
FADAM Clark, ElM5,-John Elwill, Hf17:-
5ant--Capt Benjamin Mafon, HruaAsA-Tho
mas Marihal, Kcone5ank jonathan Stevens,
Hannah Symons, both Of Walk.
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NARRIED-At Hamburg Monfeur Ia FAYETrE,
jun, oMadamoleIIe IA roUR MAuGBoURG
D1ED-At Philadelphia, JOHN SWANWICK, Efq.
>lember Of Congrcis
AT Bridg,on, the 9th inf. Mr.. GEORGE MEAD,
aged 52-FIewas an indu(trious and u(efuI citizen
WHO luta0ned the character Of ali huuea man and
what is better-be a.c,y.a H.
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Capt. Pote.

Thu:fjay, the z3d of this month, is fixed on
for the execution Of the unfortunate Capt Pote.
Some Of his friends and connections have pc.
tition9d the Governor to lengthen the time.
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| Ch2rIeu0n, and are very well initiated.
The PreGdent Of the United States arrived a.
his feat in Quincy, On Wednefday evening Ian.
He was efcorted from Watertown by the Rof
ton Cavelry, and a numerous train Of citizens,
on horleback and in carriages.
BY an explanatory article agreed to be added
to the Brtih Treaty, the CommiGioners for
afcertaining the true St. Croix, are relieved from
the necefiry Of af:er'aining the latitude and
longitude Of that river But are 10 delcribe il
in Tome other eorrea way, and monument is
to be ereacd at its ioo'ce.
News Of tic capture Of he French privatesr
had reached Guadaloupe, by the lat accounts,
and i was thought there that the American
Government DARE not condemn her, for
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-13

Il is reported that a man in the county Of
York, invited his wife into field and murdered
her with hoe.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-13

HE Sublcribers, appointed Com.
- miioners by he Hen. WILLIAM CozH4l4, Elq.
Judge Of Probate for the county NJ Cunt eriand 70
ceive examine the claims of the fevera Creditors to
merchant drc aled, intelate roprelentcd inlovent
hereby give notice, that they will attend faii buinels
the lecond Teulday Of this and tie FIVE following
months, at Mr.. WOODBURY. STosERs Store, No 3,
Union Wharf, Portland from two to five ecIock, p NJ,
ARTHUR McLELLAN,
WOODBURY. STORER.
Apgsb 10, 1898.
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Marine

AVaJa arriVed al CHARLTON, fran he Ka7aa.
nab, u 9 days, qyitb requ5f Er Jane armed vef
JsI 10 be dJPatabsd, TO couV.y nearly one hundred
fail Of Aaqeriean v1ge5 tJon t5ence 10 TIE United
Statsr. Try are Valued at one and an half mil
lion Of dollars and are qyalcbed ~ FreHab brivg
feer5. TIE Cbar5P9H merchants jSnffo Cabt Trpa-
ton ofths Cogaelatiou Jrigate, tBea 9ftjs bar, 70
Jaheh bin 70 andertaket Tie :rgice if comb2r,;75 cOj
biz iglruRioa5.
II Poytfnoatb paper Of tbt az dnR contains BE
fol'oqOiGg account r9lpe-7iag Cur 6Gernier ~
H0sHer has arrved az the Skoa, he malta. Of 7yLieb
firms, fbIta Frsneb Privatesr bz5 dJfrqyd Thirteen
jail 9f 65ag V6-t Oh BE Banks, cbify belonging ID
MH6lbead; and that Eaid pyirotecr qUa5 ajisr.
quard5 captured By an E1gLjB 06sL
CAPT. Lardsr9 Of SALEM, IN a Lqgaif7, 7uly &,
D5iP Henry, Wait, 81 Portland, 70 Jail IL j DAYS
for ClnlPsn.
La Crya5lt has been barebaIfd By The govern
usnt tor7oo0 dohar5. She qOiH b rsaq1 far Ga
i7 Jt7v days.
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A Ch1r'eaon paper mentions that Pcheg'ue,
Bartheiemi, and other French exiles had efcap-
sd from Cayenne, reached Surrinam, and thence
embarked for Berbice which is under Englih
Government. 4 dfPa,oh beat from Cayenne
came for them after they had failed from Sur
imam. A yarch being riGed from Cayeure
fae Governor was fulp ,acI Of facilitating heir
e{taFe.
tB31,q L6r.--y7
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GENTLEMEN,

GEHTLEMENy
YOUR Addref has been prefruted to ne By
Mr.. THATCHER, your RePteieEtltNe in Con
greis.
Your aPPlaulc Of my naturalization is Eileen
ed as It ought to Be.
The indigntes offered to this country BY the
contempt OF its MeGen8ers Of Peace, NUT be
walhed out-A people incapable Of tuaaining
the lacred Prerogatives IF their AmbsG4dors,
is incapable Of any thing but iervitude. When
you coniider me as the inRument for the good
to this American republic, can only conten.
plate the idea in one awful ilence.
JOHN ADAMS.
PaiadsPHz, .TaJ I6, 1898,
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St0ne Lime.

Jonathan Bryant, has for
Sale at his Score and Linae-kln, freh LINE,
which he viii warrant to be Of The Il It quality.
Portland, July 80.
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Counterfeit United States 70 dollar Bank
Notes, have been paF3d in circulation-they
are made payable to the Branch Bank in
Charlelon, and are very we'll initiated.