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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-29

An arrival a. New-YorI1, from Bour-
deaux brings papers 70 Sept, Il, which
fate, that no account of the fate of
Buoaaparte had been received that
the noted Logan, had failed for Amer
ica, bearing triphcates of the French
Miniiters proportions to this govern
ment that he had actually carried
with him Pahports figned by the Vice
Preiident of the United States, JefFer-
fon, and Judge M'Kean and was the
bearer Of letters from MIR. Jeferion, to
Merlin, PRECEDENT Of the Directory, and
Talleyrand Perigord that the arrette,
rafting an embargo on American vei-
fels, was ordered by the Directory not
10 be printed; that the young men in
France are again held in a fate of re-
quilirion, and were ordered to Join their
REFLECTIVE corps Immediately, for de-
Tending the Republic againf the En-
peror as hofilities were faid to be re-
commenced.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-29
Green Mountains, echo Heav'ns' decree,
Live ADAAs, L,avU, and Liberty -
Cb0iee efRsbreLsnl1tiuei b Caneref.

Cboiee Of RsprgiFni1tiVsf 10 C0ngreli.
On Monday next, he important Election of
our national representatives will command the
attention of every friend TO his country in This
Ditiritt. Ii Is buGaefs Of the 6ra magnitude
70 americans. Let no one negle8 It. There
$ danger Of having two iacobin reprefenta-
tiFes Nothing but vigilance can prevent IT,
The reGgnaIon Of Mr.. PARKER in The &. It dif-
trtt. and she activity Of the jacobias IN the
third, prefer. two dangerous hazards. Should
Mr. THATcErR be defeated ia his election, and
Dearborn iucceed at the eaawa-d, we fhall b
degraded 10 the eyes Of mankind, at This in
tereting jundure, by jleobin experimentation !;
and jultly too-For # the people viii not attend
TO their rights and in.ereits, Ihey deferve to be
The mott abjea laves; even caves to France /
The partizans Of thar hated nation are bufy to
ettld thsir vile purpofes and haien our dearue-
ton. And fAall We Gill ileep in Incidence and
unconcern for our welf4re This queifion IS to
be decided by Tie coming elc9ion. The tocfn
OF danger has been founded IN the ears Of the
Electors, and mott enphatical.y urged them to
BE ON THEIR GUARD g.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-29

Capt Stoddard's military corps in this town
increaies rspidly. He has already obtained
thiry.hve tout, able bodied men, calculat
to make the belt OF folders. A RUNNER and
hter are clio procured. - This place affords a
fine ftuation for thofe who enlill and il *
hop-i that an Oficer poGeGed Of Capt. Stod
dards agreeable qualities may -induce many
more to enroll themislves in tue fllsice Of their
country.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-29

Tbs flip Clothier, Capt Gardner, has ar
rived At Liverpool, after having fevere ACTON
with French privateer of fuperior force. The
LAT accounts fson Philadelphia Rats, thar the
privateer Aruck to the American.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-29

Afrigate Of 81 guns Is u be built at Salem
by their late fublcriptioa money. Sks is to Be
loaned to government
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-29

DIhD-At Elk, his way home ON Maryland,
Mr. Ciaypoae Of the Edols 81 ID. PhilAae phia
American Daily Advertiser.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-15

in cities. The water beneath city fhould
never Be ufed For drink. II il probable that
fuch changes in Europe have very much miii
gaed the ieYerity Of mortal dheafes in the
large cities, within the prcfent century. Yet
they are all occa6onally vidted with malignant
fevers, thar fall but one grade below tie plague
Our prelent mode Of building cities, and our
Prsfent habits Of living, will not fnffsr US to
eicaPe peltilence. We are precfely in The llti-
tude moi obnoxious TO autumnal peRience J;
and if Newyork, Philadelphia, Bottom and
Baltimore continue to increaf- on the prefent
mode of contributions till they equal cities Of
the hrf or fecond rate in Europe, it Is their in
evitable doom to be ravaged with the plague,
as often as Cara or Confantinople.
It is TO be obferved, however, that with a
very few exceptions, iince the days Of Moies,
the plague is excluively the fcourge OF cities
or poPulous towns. 1t is, in ordinary cafes,
entirely in human power TO avoid this dreadful
calamity commercial city might be 70
laid out and contributed, as to be eveS more
healthy than the country. But ignorance and
nerelt forbid us 10 indulge the expectation Of
ever realizing fnch proje6.
There Is nothing new in the horrors Of The
preient plague The fame fcenes have happen
cd in every period Of few years, fom the
days Of Homer. Arznes and cities are contiau
ally expoed to petience, and always have
been. The preient Gcknsf viii fubtide and
foon be forgotten, and men viii proceed IN the
fame round of folly aud vice. All our habits
will eontinue-and the fame practice Of Plipg
together buildings, accumulatirg filth, ard de
4 Dying freih air, and preparing new ard more
abundant ma erals for pelilence, WHICH viii
continue to aGume greater virulence and to
prove more deatuaive 10 human life, il pro.
portion to the magnitude Of our cities. If more
wifdom fhculd be exerted in America, i will be
glorious bur an unexpected event
N. WEBSTER.
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MiiceHareozs Article5.

His Britannia Majeay has granted
IS,oool. to the French enigranr cler-
gy.
The French General st. Cyr, has
ordered the Pope 70 quit Tafcany.
The preFs Of the Propagandais feiz-
ed it contains the alphabet Of IS Ian
guages.
A demand Of r24 millions has beea
made for the French navy and granted.
The council Of 500 ak $1,000 Eyres
70 buy foreign newspapers.
The Julian Calendar is aboliihed
throughout Switzerland. Some Of the
Swiis Cantons fill wage an awful war.
The Batavian DifeGorv has caufed
all the popular focieties viii Il d-olar-I
agMnf the lzte Revolution earacd ia
that country 10 be fhut,
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-15

From The Charge Of JUDGE RUsH, to tbe
Grand Jury Of Lazerne County, Penn
lyIvania.
NOT more certain is it, that a
corrupt fountain will fend forth cor
rupt itreams, than that immoral prin-
cipleS will produce immoral Actions
and to thole cauleS it mutt be afcribed,
that at this moment, from recent and
authentic accounts, France exhibits a
fcene Of more brutal ienluality, proAiga-
cy and debauchery, than even Sodom
and Gomorrah Of ancient days.
It feems almolt impofible, that any
perfon Of candid and liberal mind,
who attentively examines the tranlac-
tons Of the French reformers, can bring
himfeIf feriouly 70 believe, they ever
had in view the ialppinefs of mankind.
They certainly had too much fagacity
not to know they were fcattering fire.
brands, arrows, and death and too
little virtue to be concerned, if they did
not rejoice in the consequences.
/" am deeply fenGble, that fome fe-
rious, we'll difpofed among US, have
viewed the affairs Of France, with too
little horror, if not with appreciation !;
from an opinion, they are 70 many links
in the great chain of fcripture prophe.
cy. We fhould remember that feveral
things belong to the Lord. In the
mean time, we are commanded, not
only to abtain from evil but never to
do ezii, that good may come Of it. /
need hardly add, that the man who ap-
pr0VeS Of evil, is not much better than
he who commits it. 1t is clearly your
dutyand mine, and that Of every moral
agent, feadily to fct our faces, and on
proper occa6ons to raile our voices
againa every Pseies Of enormity ; leav-
ing tito the God Of Heaven to accom-
Pliih his purpofes in his own way and
time.
We have too long, at leaf many
among us, reioiced at French fuccedes.
Their victories over hunanity-their
oyerturning Embellishments that DILUTED
peace and happiness to milliens--their
carrying fire and fword through un-
offending countries-nay, their muir
ders and mafacreS have been celebrated
in cur country. A more ftriking ipec-
tacle can fcarcely be exhibited, than
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crouds Of perfons attended to manifef
their JOY at the triumphs Of lawIefs
power and ambition, over nations who
have done rs no injury, nor had given
any jut caufe of war to their cruel
plunderers. A mind untinaured with
fuPerlfition may be permitted to exprefs
its fears, left fuch conduct flouId ere
long drawn down uponus, the righteous
retribution of Heaven.
!" Our country has been too long
allied to France-it was the connection
Of unfufpe6ting youthful virtue with an
old bawd at one period dilguiled ia
robes Of monarchy, at another in thu
leis faicinating garb Of republican drefs
but invariably the fame.
From nation thus peridious and
ambitous-from country thus feeped
in blood and all manner of vice and
corruption, furely every benevolent
heart, every lover Of his country and
Of virtue, viii rejoice that we are at Taft
divorced. The maxim, that evil COM
munications corrupt good morals, is
not lefs true with relped to individuals,
than to nations. The treaty of 1873,
laid the foundation Of a continual inter-
courle between the two countries, and
drew them up into a clofe, but unnatu-
raj union. Their poitics-their inf
delity-and their immoraIities, became
fashionable, and have fpread Ike an
i Tedious diforder through our land.
The French nation diltinguilhed BY en-
terprizes equally brilliant and wicked,
attra6fed admiration, which has been
followed by an imitation of her princi-
pies, and an appreciation Of her crimes.
And it feemed highly probable, if no
event had occurred TO put a check on
our meretricious fondnefs, wemuft ERE
long have perilhed in her vile and loath-
fome embraces.
"Let US however, gentlemen, indulge
the animating hope, that the period Of
our deliverance from this complication
q evils, is dawning upon us. The
JsOsnfsentb day gf g3fay draws line, and
tears up the foundation Of our national
connection. Hail aufpicious day /!
henceforth the ridiculous claim Of ma
tional gratitude, will be no longer
ruhg in our ears by ungenerous bene-
factors. Let the feventeenth day Of
July be had in everIating remembrance.
Upon the anniversary of that day, let
the voice of JOY and gratitude be heard
through our land. Ii is declaration,
| truf, Of our independence on France,
and perpetual exemption from the
baneful effects of her morals, her reli-
gion, and her politics. From calami-
ties infinitely more to be dreaded, than
thoie commemorated upon the 9Th of
July, it is calculated to fecure us. The
one ihielded US only from political de-
pendence and fubje6tion-but the other
we aatter ourfelves, will be the means
Of iaving us from religious, moral and
DOlitical dalfrnFfi0n p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-04-06
SALE OF TIE cots
IN TKE rows os
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rant Of Green. Bi9s,, at ia ,.ans ese,
. T"72 fegr7n 3 nis rae-s q H. RgD
bANEs,
VE2ttL take place on n. preaifes,
w or the ht ALarIay IN Anil
mex Oas hali of'he rarchsr. nonsy
will nc required 2, the Iinad oiia's, and
rsa'snAS!ce rcdi, will be qiyca or INT
gsddue.
The plan ofls= Te~n ccalairs two
hundred aud dny -four Lais ctoae :
coe each, wing in fquarsS a. faus I.rts
each lot trensing ts'o 1rSess - se,vs
acres 10 tie GENRE Of nc tcwu "a aD-
pTepria,ed 70 pubic uls, - ~, ill,.et
ltanting on the Ohio is sut Ssf /,
width, aHi zach o'her fiteer les ..T7ac
whole Of the Te~o,pl9n Is Os.oaRasd
by : itFest II 100 iso; in @i3iS, sdioin
ing which zre sh.ry-cwo OH. t.cis 81
tea aces zach.
The purchaisr q a esan .o5 Is &c.
5uiid a framed, heweA OF .aGs3 loo
herie 10 'eetilrale 81 ieaN, = i,b a dirt,
"
tone p bEcs Chimusv, and 81 < Roar.
Or ihali zeGds or ths lot ny b uislf O.
h's fspTctenlaaye for '8e fPsyt OF .!.fse
y=ars tntGirg--Fae dina - ,sGa=ncs
70 commence within oB= yeas AJAX, thr
Time of pufOhage.
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prove Ede fans, eitte- b osibt.1g OF
.nbabi1pg ia thl m7sGsr p.stcribe~ .a
; a los, Oh by serditg at,esi on, najfo,
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q tne crcumjaccni couu..y, uAs.-
CATION OK tne Ohio, aud is sa,,r
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build CT .repu,z;2a.
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2ulst neeei1fy feg fudhzr e aatioa
viii ts hcra ~ tie sg-u,. va viii
4ift0d oa the P'eDliles IL C oi
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fz@GsGIss sf9'KsZ1'si.o.os, celAJ1
Ky IL stand Ga: safqioy Sear5a
q ' AZ Buck iili lot tte t,u.h gde Of
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ai7nds znd wiil Sc &c. 60 Ss1rss ~ SIX
C0lNa&S the Sralsa. TJDR CFTIr
III . i6c Leap AUD TWELVE gUI-
N3AS;nl2Tsacss eit,eros vti1h, WIKI a
GCLL@R 70 The Gfo1'a 70 be pad be-
'orc tae Mares zre removed. The IN
i1raa1e noLsT will be returned on -.
P'.ca.ion win ptool sh.. the Mare did
nc; CrIye wIh foai.
- addition 20 wtat pstuYzre there
nay &c az Brck"Eiil, have rcn.td
lat one hundred pounds ser annJn) d
Considerable Guaryity Of the Fails Pisna
t2.'na Tor the purPoie Ct pltu.aee, -
q1Ai to zay in the State. Grsft allen
Ion 81 h. paid to Mayes ana o. keep
he feEc-s 10 coed oyder, bst wll No,
DC ySIpo lf6'e FOR atty accident
4AA ' ELLER Is 4 bs1Urtuj Bay,
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GrandaT by Bank, Greet Gzsa4sp
BY Cd Caae. Els fuetig9re znd jo&-
neis Of Form are fuch a. 10 saCi.e ;t,s
admiration Of all wh1 fse hir--aca
MS Blood, Great Size, Slsecz h and
seaniy, independent Of his Performance.
enth'e hinI % be placed amoneA gae
very f!fa hof.ea, and iatuce ne % be-
i'e7e that re IS not inferior 10 any h5ff.
ever imported Pa1ursge Grats.
JAMES STRANGE,
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9dll oheiter, 9Th ia. }
naary, 1898. til j.

a." 10Th April, i7o7--I 80 hereby ce7.
tily, cha, ,he Lay Bo-fe TRAVEL
" LEK, (i;e Big Bsa) was b,sd by me
g. srd vas &c. by Eciipir, ms dam by
" King Heryd, grand dam by Blank
" great saGd dam By Old Cab, and h.
" 10" rising ten years Ole, end no more.
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"P. C'KELLY."

- - mary esrfleren rsy not re-
ee'ye tie procegys O. ,Eeir Crops io
eafiy as 90 tnste Z cotyes;-nt 10 CAV
hauag ,be costl."g t-aEcr, air. ri!iina
10 gre ofsaituo,h ;he 671 Of January
snioirg, cu reclining a.if &ory amir.
aras ~ The moncY t-Ilg ccd4.uly
pa'a On or before iaai l;ue,
l1' D. S<rvar!S eowinz wth ns-es
may DC accommodated .,;th bsert az
Mf BToS&sS Tavern, 81 tNo llitli1gg
pr cay, zen ihil.ing. ana "a pence w
week, or tx dollars pr nsath-
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Gus ci,Hsos u Ausrica,, asr,lcu-
ip'y sl9is .. Coao;.5.gcdl.
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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-05-14

&very thing IS knowing in a proper
IPhere. Unanimity and vigor are the
watch-words. The ardent lpirit Of the
whole nation is routed; and the mott
ialutary and efficient meafurc8 are fat
adopting, to rePel the lawlels depreda-
tons OF unprincipled Frenchaen.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-05-14

l4ARRIED-At Gorham. Mr.. JoHN TYKc sMrrH
to the agreeable Mis- Mary DUaufD
In this town, BY the Rev Eli Kellogg, Mr.. Ma
THANiEL GOULD, OF GoTham, to Mis- ELIZABETH M
LELLAN of this town-Alr DAMN ca IN. 70 A+iG
ABIGAIL BRACKET.
DLED-At NortAyaSnouth on the 10Th uIt. Mira
ZURvIAH GRAT. aged 81. She was the great grand
daughter q Capt Miles StIndi, Of the fr Iettlers
in Plymouth.
AT Hampton Roads, on board the BritiG fifty gun
ihiP Commodore MOwATT, Of apople6tic fit while
giving orders on the quarter deck This is the fame
Mowatt who brrnt this town-n 1878
On bis pahage from Berhicc, Capt. WANros SrovER,
q THIS town a young man whole amiab.e dilpoiton
endeared him 70 All hrs relations and acqnaintances
At CaPe-Ehz2beth' Deacon HENRY DYER, aged 81
years --Nrs SARAH ROBERTS, wife of MIR. Ebenezer
RobeIIs of Durham.
In this town. Mrs MARY ToBY, aged g..
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Marine
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Tbrrs hare 5eeH but fen torsiga 0rrivai5 at tbi5
pert, far I5nre lime bqR.
CGPt. Sawyer, in The Jt6ooger Sukty If Falrr9ntb,
arrived bfre On Tu1iday hf, in 70 days fran ST.
CreiT, ria s.. Tb9uaJ-Let1 AZ 81. Croir, Brig,
SJger5, ArnoL4, and Nrqvtoa, Riiy, P5iadtlbbid J;
and FrieDSl5ib, TbOmtj6H, Ne7ObaVrn. Schooner
Fame' LHrf, Ne7r6u1pOrt, and Nancy, F9Qey, Boz
ton S0a95 Do0e, Brozou, and Catbarins, Bro4gn,
Nf70baVer. Brig Totba, commanded By Captain
LoTeA Of Bs?5H, qya5 alb hj1tbere
CAPT Savqge fram Hartford, Joiibi u1GtI at ST..
lboMa', 7oaai4g t5r pq6age bons. Captain Ken
Hard, fIam PorLinoutb. lad al6 JoLa bis vsl1I, and
q0a5 60g4a 5o1ze IN a DanJb brig.
2" tbe so inf. lat. 10, Ing. 6s, )6oke J,ig Sue-
fs55' Loyd, KeaaeJuat, ! day. sut. on t6s 6fb,
iGf. AZ, l2ag. 68, yltoks triq PoLy, Po1Gzouib,
captain FwHGer, out - k5wJ.
D." large ycbo0acr Jesgg;ag 10 bread Bay, lately
g2f 9l5oTe nezr Cabs Hnn. Sc Fo1e of PAT gf'bfr
<lef-t5re7g IN Der deck lad, ana put III 10 repair
ArriTea at Bs29a, hey 9, ythoa4er Tv4Aa,
S1tff,1aaa fzafs Cq3t. Waafo4 Sf9gey, ottb tam.
qg1o died IL fue d1y5 a7er kavigg part, qvitb aae of
lis eTsq0) Jfsm BsrLiee, SO d4,f, via ST. T5euas'5
"a aars. L5i at Ebe jorner fi4ec, CAPT. J1oaf5 in
z 5ri.g aDa lcioorer DO!bbin, Harding, Gotb of
tbif tart Sop Paoket Ui1lb IF Keprs5a4k, l4il-
ed ~ company, f6r Carolina 1zarc5 10, evag
5'ardfa = al Eag4& friVaferr, 7:E2 r:1tca lin Ct
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4qa TUat1b bslonglg 70 AZ C7h4ja, 7cit5 ysv.ral
0fIeT aytieL5 eoud n9f fa4azt- ber Hann5 b, from
qabeqas DE cane.
Laerefia, Tong, q Portland, ie. at Part Rieo,
prize
zbc ssraruob sfPorllan4. il eoaaasasr.d ct Pert
Arriged a N.7g1pzyor,. Nay ), fsoaaer MI
Ian, CAPT. Ceorg4 N97usH, fom Ta5zgo.----At
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an E4gIlb Jyigirs bad captured 60 brivaf.ey5 IL s
FossE5, bad GOO brjjorsrJ IL Bar64d9e5, and 100 a
Al1rflHics; and oydsr5 qgere Teeeved II 4d az tbr
Pry'34er5 70 England, 100 Of rO5ifb had Jli4tA
Big |merisz, Of KeneeJnak, p Hatq5, zva5 az
l964g', 7gzita5. far e9aV4y, es5s7l4g 70 Jaa STD Of
Arriigsd at Bsqog, 8fey s, E5oousr. billy, Fpl,.
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Ship Entotcj:, s.. Bqr5e, scWyeeGst, qga5 If
ct Ham6Ug, Marcb 5.
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PIKE eUit5, Pip Six SJfer5. 2gater, jr9m Iivsr-
pal, bond % Wytq5tt, n dq,5 at. aH4yeK.
n a Wbas eaIed j Snag7. ia, I1f.ly klLel and
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BERMUDA, APRIL IA.
On Wtday5ay night De big aurora, 4dhraad.1
C0ala, MG,.sr, from K-nHe5uak, nine days, b9uaGt9
Marti"f"e, aOib LaJer, &c. run qgaiaf Euas r9nks
o. tie nerfb fas and RoUs in Ter 5o5u he in7ns
diatey filled nth qgatsr, and lbe ere4v L1 her The
next day and got JaJs 10 land
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Eigbt Hundred 1onHg Men,
Late and Important !!
Fran PHILADELPHIA. Moy

- VIZ a JEi1t4GfPDFH3 way s.
" Yeaerday the honfe Of REPRESENTATIVES re,
.ceived mefAge from the Prehdent containing
further dispatches from our Envoys. They
we're at Pnis on the 7 h FEB. and had made a
full fAlemenr of al our complaints in writing,
70 the miniaer Of foreign affairs with an in
junction 20 lay it before the directory and ad-
Jed that they fhou.d 10 a more formal manner
demand padports to leave France, unlef; they
we're received and heard within certain time
mentioned. There was no ProfPe6 Of fuccefs /;
nay, an impolii0ility with their prefent adm nf7
-tration. | have 10 doubt but they are cut of
FIance before this time, unlels, as is the report
here, via Holland, they are already in confne
ment. This is not altogether unlikely, for tie
Portuguele ambadador was imPriloned fome
months ago..
This communication is from fource of
the 6rf refpetabHity.l