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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-27
TOULON FLEET.

From Philadelphia, AagaF IS.
Arrived laa evening, the brig Wstt-Indan,
Capr. Wilfn. 81 days from Madeira, from
whence he failed The Izth ult On tile morning
Of which day, "a Portugueie vsfel arrived there
in i've days from Lifbon, and brought informa
ton Of the Touion feet, with Buonaparte on
board, having been met with by admiral Nj
ion, who had chsfed them into Corlica, win
The lofs Of one fTigate (taken Or dcltroyed u
that the Britilh iquadfon benz comfortably lels
in numbers than The French Rest, the admiral
had diiPatcheda higatc to Lord St. Vincent's,
for reinforcement, TO aHift him in the block.
ade, and IN All probability in an attempt TO
deRroy them 10 port
[7bis srtics Of Indulgence bas mae5 he oebsar-
ancs Of probability, fran fbe dafef as 4ueH az otbsr
e0rrobOrofrr eirearyfarses. Hba5 beenprety rlcarI
alssrfairsl tbs Jsxt AZ not d1qirs5 10 Lrsland
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News from IRELAND.

Cap. Noble, in the big Charlotte, lately ar
rived at Bolton from Liverpool, on the 18th
June, of the harbour of Cork, fpoke Briiilh
frigate from Cork, the officer of which inform
ed, that Two or three days before, general en-
gagemrnt had taken place, not far from Cork,
between the Brlt:ih and Iriih Royal troops, and
the lrlsE rebels shat the action was bloody,
AID tastthe Royal troops obtained complete
7itfory over their infatuated opponents, Coco Of
whom fell il the battle.
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Marine

Iueiday lah arrived here brig Pamela, Cant Brac-
den, AZ day. from Tortoll aud Is from Marrinique-
Lett there brig Betty, Whitmafh, OF Boaon-brg Mi
neiva, Davis Newburyport. Spoke brig Bctleg from
Philadelphia, bound TO the Havannah. Markets low
at Martinique.
Same day, brig Hannah, Tate, from Martinique
Same day, inow John, Capt Mofcs Freeman, * days
from Jamaica. lie was conveyed out By the armed
ihp Amiy, Capt. Cook Of PHILADELPHIA a, who left him
after getting clear Of Wattlings Inand Capt r. IN
FORMS that part Of tic Brtifh fleet about 10 fall
ccmns out Of port Antona On tic day he filled with
fine breeze, we're uddenly becaImcd before hey cot
clear OF the harbor when four of the Target OF the ps
drifted on ihore and to pieces. Capt Freeman
was basrded few days ago of Georges, by an En- f
So gun flip with SPanh prize 10 tow, bound to Ha-
lfax. Left az Jamaica Cart Goodwin III fnp, and
Capt. Brown IN ichooner. both u Bottom
hcriday arrived dooP Maria, s days from Whining
ion. ". g.
Saturday arrived, Swcdni fnow from Bottom.
Same day, 1lp Sifers, knight, from Martinique. She
came out with the convoy.
The Enelllh government has ordered CONVOY FOR
the ali ihlps, bound from England to america
Tie keel Of IS gun friqatc Is now laid i'll Bolton,
on tic tpot where the Contribution was built
The llimcre, Of 40 guns, Capt Phillip, has filled
fr4n, NO folk cn a crui,c
The Herald, Aoop Of war Of 40 guns, and tie Pick
enng armed brig Of ~ guns, have aliofasd crnde
from Bottom.
nout fEigate "a to be bsilt at chsreaoa, 8: c. for
the sss Of governments.
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ifac in the procefy above delcribed, Is tie win
Of every good mn and friend to his co ntry.
But il they ar gone Paa recovery, il all the
alliaance which humanity can below IS vain
we viii prepare for the funeral obfsquies ofthe
faction, ing an eternal rsquism to its principles,
and conign It to g The 5oarae from 4oJieb no ira
vfllsr rffasns." IRA sx CONTINUED.
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M1RRIED--In this town, Mr. SAMUEL SUMNER 10
Mifs sukEy BArsR.--Mr. loan Parsron % M,fs
Sally SMITH MIR. MALcoLM M.NIEL BUkD1cK 10
Nils JOANNA BERRY
az Wiisaastt, Mr.. Mariner PeArfon to Mis- Peggy
Brown
DIED-At Conway, Mr.. Thompfon. by beIag
over heated and drinking TOO much cold water which
brought OF vomiting and the dylenlsry
AT Buxton, Mrs, joanna Gray, wife OF Mr. CadwaI.
ladcr Cray
AZ MS feat near Middlelex. the Hon JOSHUA
CLAYTON. Eiq. Senator Of the United states from
Delaware He was zsaloos Importer q the federal
government
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At meeting Of Of the CommGioners nuder
|the 9TH article Of the American treaty, on Mon
day, April 40, 1898, prefent,
John TRUMBUl-L, Eso.
JOHN NICHOLI., II. l. D.
JOHN ANSTEY, rso
CHRISTOPHER GORE, rso.
WILLIAM PINCKNEY.kso.
CRDExED-That al perfons who have exhib
|ite1, or who may exhibit, complaints to this
board under the 9Th article Of the treaty, be re
Iqoeaed to furnilh their proofs in furport there
ri, oil or before the tenth day OF February,
|i7o0.
Fer FRArcrs Moor, Sec'ry.
iSiened) EDWARD MILLEY, Clerk.
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Bgx7oN f4coBINS Il

A meeting Of al the 9aco's in Buxton was
he'd on Tuelday lat. Df5rder and conluli n
reigned unlimited. The fons Of fedition DIE.
paved the French cockads, and in otter ref
peas initiated tie Internal Cans ouloues o Jf2er'
Francs. But few Felerali(ts at ended: fcs
what have honell men 10 10 with a Jacobin
rabhie 2-!t Is faid The villains aechred they
would Hand tF their country in tafe If inya.
iionl Unparalleled iihpuasnce (! Who v TIL
trua them 10 tie defence OF a country they have
70 grolsly infulted?
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foR 4AIs GAZETTE.


u 1T may b laid down As true maxim,
which IN no cafe VII be found fallaciOus, that
Cur Jacobins have esafld all the evils Of which
a9they complain, and Eat they viii illl continue
to obige ssss g0usrnmsai. fapported BY a VAT
tnajority Of fbr fsgbla, TO lcfe its revenues and
fnHsr ve1ations that they may have thefe things
tO layto the charge Of government itielf They
have organized themlelyes FOR thsfc precious
l3purpofes, throughout The Union, as well a. they
could in nation projected by 70 many conliiu-
itions and 70 many vigilant administrations. L
will be curious to f.e in fomc inlances how the
bacosins, in fpite Of The CONFEDERATION Of well
ITintenionsd government, have created the evils
which are the burden Of their own fong.
4 7Thele things, inaead Of being the genuine
y miracles of Mofes, are the fpells Of the niagi
SLAMS, and wrought BY g tttir enrbaptm1nfs.'
III We have ieen how defrable commercial
treaty with England always was-But to form
and draw cloi. m ai.iases with that nation has
sspever been fuPpofed to be 70 much for the adj
syantage of this country as of England. For
Pals idea many rrafsps might be fnggeae1, as
lh. The interea Of America TO keep as much is
p'Poaiblc diiconneGed with European affairs.
That in alliances the moa powerful nation al
7 pays diaates--s. That we are we'll enough as
Dsve are-and 70 on. But i Is atlsaa two 70
slpne that this alliance muR Be formej,-and
new let Us fee from whence the neceaity will
sfpring. We have hewn before that if there
PAD been no jaoobins there would have been no
/ Butilh treaty nor french piracies. We proceed
fo fay that thefs piracies have obliged our gov
trnnent 70 take The usalures they have taken
flop the intercout r., and permit defence and
fgsn 1ePrifals. This then. # al evil, j. oneto
lsrhieh The jseo''ias have driven the government,
knot By any means which govsrnmen hasvolrn
2aiiy e'ssted. What viii follow, God knows
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Thefe fpecinens are only intended as mode
Of thinking, Or as r'ethod Of turning the ia
Goblin artillery againa The JacObins. Long
enough has the fuper-abounding goodnsfs OF
the true American people been abuied by the
inceherent rhaplodies Of thefe new.light poll
ticians. Long enough, and much too long
have reafon, patriotifn, and courage he'd their
peace. The fpcIl was indeed arong, and the
incautation powerful---but it is diaolying = like
perions apparently drowned when returning TO
life, the d-luded, under the hands of that ex-
cellent 'phyGsian the Preddent, are opening
heir eyes 1.-The world Is new TO ,hern--they re-
gard il irR with vaeaacy Of view--then with
lrong furDrize--then with extreme emotion
lni finally with fettlei pleafure and delight
That the fnbmerG0n Of the JscObius may foally
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PARIS, 5uNs Is.
N We believe that Busnsparts IS already At The
kace Of BIS deainstiou, and that the Engflh
E5mira, who is allowed 70 have no more tina
IL ihps, will not have been able to ovestake
En.
n We are aaured that the conferences Of Prince
Eeprin with che miniaers Of Pruilil and the
kribaaador cf the imperial court, have no
brher objea than the arrangements to Be made
ketween the courts If Vienaa AMI Berlin, with
NE intervention of Ruilia, for their reipssse
jhterelts, as well as for tie peace of the empire
hni the re-eitabliihuaent OF tranquility in Ger
many AMI taag, notwithstanding the manrn-
res Of EnglaAd. there is nothing retpeding.
hcw coalition,
N The United States Of America arc threat
med with arevolution. The ffisnds Of Liberty,
Aurous againit the Senate, and above all az sinit
liz Pre6dcnt, who openly eipoufes the cautc Of
kheEnslifh, 70 the detriment Of theCreat Nation,
filavow their conduct. The Hou(e If Z pre-
Htntatives pare Ike 10 great degree Of this IN
Eignation againt the accompices of the Britith
kabnct and hardly viii they wait the elections,
(which will take place in the autumn, to delfroy
hheir fatal inflnence-- Stories ottbis kid hare
Bs1u % yieu jsat from Amsriea, that eve haUe no
.<5a5i icy are really LslisVsdi1 France.
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On its being obfrrved 10 TalIeyraad that the
dipatches had excited the fprit Of Americans.
and probably they would arm in defence Ne fad
There Is aefbiGg p Be ffared rOn a natter kk tie
Urited States, QObes rsprsnfAti~cs Pend tbsir tin.
ia dictates, or 1ob0 bavs 5sea FOUR yrar5 5silaiey
THREE Frigaft5 p
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Tie PHILADELPHIA Fsyer.

Appears TO be decreaGng-The death. in
that city and iuburbs, on Aug. IS, amounted t.
Fl, on the following day they were only IL.
May this omen be prcpitious
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-27

On The cd Infant, in lat. AZ, 40, long. A.,
CAPT Befom fpoke brig from Lfbon for Phi
Aadelphia, having Dispatches for our govern
nenr from the American Miniaer At Lfbon.
Capt b. received the dispatches on board his
feGsl, as, from her having French clearance,
knd 90 cargo, it was thought they would be
more fafe with him from the violation Of French
Eprivateers.
On the 18th inR.in LAT. 4s, long. 81, Capt.
lB fpole footh lhore feh ooner. which had, fix
bays before, fPoke a brig from pOricnt, having
hfr. essay on board.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-27

t,ac;asl boliisiau 5.Ll zyiB ius lfrcstr saafs ne
Ii rs 15 5se Of ~ ~ gas 81 stlag Thrift aaE1 g
sasrs JSeu Ne iya,sy s0bi4b fbs atsts5 baOs a.
\ rLe9 b tbtA.."
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-27

Thomas Hodges E4ate.
<ss2ps-
TIE Subscribers hereby give notice
= to All concerned, that "A ~ ave hcra tiulv W,
pointed Administrators the Eastr If THDllffg
HODGES. late Of Portland, il The county of Cnnsher-
land, deceafed, and given bonds Is Tie law ,rccfs
They therefore call upon all perons who are Indebted
to fad Eitaie, to make payment without delay,
JANE HODGES.
STEPHEN CCE1fAN.
Portland. A4g4a7, i70s.
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hre4tto your ENJOYS al Paris All hi; ,va,troroo y
your rfendent As well a. 90 you and therefore il
ope"iAg inc i4t iehon Of Consrcs, after nlnJ Tn. IN
urie anu niu'tS received from France he tod The two
tI'ues, chat the n4tion evinced difpoGtoD 70 I'm
Ile ne Pa1s fran fby goy4na7t What could he have
14id els would nor have been treachery to his coun
try to iupPre6 this alarming truth which the French
mad openly Aad repeatedly avowcd Yet this and B..
ffe' " q: bo' Of Co7grgF, amongR the Grimm Of
d7isyis3 OF iHi3enlat America And the poor pageant
o. Plehdent (i they would have him SCI IS to tat Biz
rOorh and iuPloye tbeiy fygiyea5Gi
1ahTaT1 concludes by propodng, that tao Of he En-
v9' mould retire and leave the oLey who ootaioqs
PFomie greater iharc OF mutual ifin " and he takes
very good care 70 lay, hat the negotiation has hitherto
octn prevented only becAuc the ys have refued
60 allow 70 France any OF the nsaiI Of e1y at M which
Inc, through him ha, propoicd." 1hele modes are
6,eHLHg tbs yt7tv70tb Britain recalling TIE 4ateus ii
ts' P'ff~s l5ss5 and paying TRIBUTE amounting 70
three yeaTF tax 81 bs 7o5ot Uioa and il theCc are ref
fed, you are the ats of Venice thar i. YOU are
hrt 10 be pundered and trpped of your property and
then you are to be d01s your Juntry be parcel
ia ont and yon be L1rteyed AMY any XII or
itate that will give France more commodous equva-
lent IN exchange and thus is cole your GLORIOUS
INDEPENDENCE " Il is 10 end its (hort lived career in
aJe Of vahalage; in yoke Of y4iq,qe, to which the
laves Ct the mott tyrannca feudal lord never lubmit
ted their abje4 necks!
Provoking as this letter is, the end It is propofed
obtain IS ihll more 70 Ii is intended 10 mi yA alxb
- '> p" J'0" J0ST SSusTHHeEi MY God What low
eTcsn contempt they UT have for you what delpic4-
bic eowardy wretc es they mu0 think you to be who
they attempt to fles yO. to 7UbseAs you fb, con
by language and ienliments that they well kno,
route any other nation earth recruitment
ing mAdnsis ,aaud lh
Butthey defy you They depend upon their IA ezhioi
Remember what they told your Envoys when o. .y@1
! tuied to pay The TRIBUTE -" Pcfhaps' flid they
you believe that in leturning and crpoGng 10 your
countrymcn the unre4lonabltneE OF the demands of
this government you VIII unite them in their reGlnot
! 70 thoie dem nds You are mtAaken. You ought ID
know thar he diplomatic Kill Of France and fBe
means try f3f II yo2y country iulhc.ent 20 ena-
bic them with the Fye7e5 tayty Anrrie4 10 on al
" TIE ba7s on fbe F'ds,shfs"(lf THIS what France
depends on this letter fpeemen Of her S5lsr1tie HI
and yon dc not very foon convince her and the whole
world that fhe is mutaken, by alying round the land
ard Of your government, that government gone and
| you arc degraded, enl4ved, and mIer4bIc poo
| PIE. lPIeEPns
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Fran PHILADELPHIA. I'm

From Philadelphia, Tu9e II.
Latt evening arrived here Mr. MArlhlll.
This morning about half the houGe of repreleu-
tltives waited on him in COMPANY. 1t mutt be
vaitIy pIeating to him after his arduous. though
uniucceistul Efforts at negotiation. TO be receiv-
"a with Perfsa faiifaaion by the government,
and the highea aPPlaule Of the whole people
Mr.. Marihal's private converlation gives 4
much more deteRable picture Of the French and
their vileneGss, if PoillOle, than his pubic df
patches contained If depravity complete and
unalloyed, exits on earth, it is in France"
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approve Of bis prudence, wildon and frmncfs,
in all the mealues BY him adopted to bring
about reconciliation with he French repub-
liz. They are ready upon all occaGoos to come
forward il the defence Of their country.
7b'I II go2d-t5H he ,a.tnHer in qUbicb e4yery jaco
Tin in TIE Djfria ought % Be treated I6ajb 10
fay that f7Oo or three r4br5tatafivsf from t5ir conn
y Ooted qgai3f The 4dargG. Let be t9zynt that
lsat tAsAg, t0A0gO TIL ex1mRIe.l
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Portland, June 1898.
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A rendezvous, il is faid, IS to Be held in thi:
town accounts from The Secretary At war, give
US room to hope that its defence will foon b
accomplished.
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Thread to the Confplracy
CERTIFICATE

z.
Az Paris, on the 10th or 10th Of March
lait' Or foon after at deax, Mr. Lee, the
gentleman who brought dip 9tches to govern
two horbred me to take Chlr,e 81 a number az
Pectable Veued o different perlons in America:
dePoie honaTAepe @ Benjamin F. Ba he, ano-
The. kTsnch aovLong ilaad. Their fze and
LIE fell Of the Mnilter of Foreign Affairs, At
traded ny notice. | alked Mr.. Lee what Y ey
contained h told me he believed a pampl Il L
written BY young man in Talleyrand's fiji C.
3 ing almot an eutire itrager TO the polite al
cations Of my country with France, de ivercd
The letters 70 the pot office wi bout even fur
Pe3lng heir contents. Aft the publication Of
an important StareP Paper by he printer T. whom
The letter was adIreied, it Immediately occuled
70 me- that | NUT have been innuccnJy the
bearer Of the papers alluded to. | haten to
communicate 70 the ublic this faa, that they
may uige whether or not The French have
her llcIet agents III this country.
JOIN KIDDER."
June IS, 1893.
CTbe raitif Baebc, kas dnied that ke rrteiVsd he
Paetet from tx Fr,nc5 Miniary. So ,gacb tBs
tatcr FIR there ii rsqIou 10 BsLeye that 1bi5, and
nHt otter coRmsricati2aJ 10 our yacg5inj are iodg
I'd 7Utb bs Jfcrefary. Il FER days qpY dsve5be
E1ft5i'g FURTHER r5l'eang tbo 6gEasf J
On Wedncfiay Ian fublcription was open.
Cd in Bottom for building armed hips for the
ftrvice Of rte public, and in one hour $4,000
dollars were fubfrbed by "a gentlemen.
{ Think Of t6it, Aere6ants Of Portland.
a rendezvous, It IS faid, IS to BE- held in this
town accounts from The Secretary at war, give
US room TO hope that its defence will foon be
accomplished.
LAT Monday arrived at this port, (hip Friend.
lhiP, Capt. Williams, % days from Batavia.
Saturday arrived Capt. Shaw from PaG4ma-
quady, who informs that large Englilh hip
was lately branded rear that harbour.
---@G-%&a~@D~4~~
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F0F TKZ5 GAZETTE.
Mr. IENKs,

Pls3jF % mat t5s EioqOiag n jsw truly jsdt,zl
P7tT.
Tie inhabitants II The town Of BrurErick.
10 the county Of Cumrerl,nI, do not win 10
fare n the dfgr1ce, 10 which Their repref-nta-
tive n the Gen-rh Court fthe Commonwealth
OF MaHlcl ui-tjs, has enti Id hmief, IN confs-
quence of his voting agdina an adde's 70 the
Preh-en' Of nc Uni.-d Sizes as thy highly
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EeylaaG
THE fubfcribers, being five Of the
a. proPrietors If h Pr lard Long Wharf,
judgiag meeting oft fiji Prnprie-o. to Be-
necedary, do hereby apply to YOU the al JuE
tce, for Warrln % al a NEE rng Of all pro-
pretors, to be h lt-n II the Columbian Hal ia
l4id Portl nd, on Wednefday the eleventh day
Of July re1t. a. 4 O'c ock in the atteraoon, foE
the purpoes following, viz.
1T. To ,h1 ls Mo5e ator
I'd. To choo G Elk, TreaGu-er, Colleaor
Of taxes, a Wh4rhrger, and Committee to
adult and fette accounts.
Sd. To determine what additions or rep ,irs
they will max IL itii wharf the curre1 I year.
4th. To deter nine whlt comnfion ": Other
allowance mali be ma ie 70 Their Clerk, Trealur-
e. and Whardnger, tn current yea.
9Th. To vote fuch lu is ofmoney as NAV be
neceIAry tosPay accounts, and for llch addi-
tlons or rePairsras may be agreed upon.
6h. To determine on the manner their Col.
leaor ihali p ocee wi L eel nquent proprietors,
9TH. To determine what hl3yvRiou they viii
give, and with what Po7verJ they will invet their
VIII tringer.
8-h. TO determine on the manner Of calling
future MEETINGS.
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10 Samuel Freeman, Ejq. oas gftbe Tz-
hfes Of fg' Pa" GOf5ia bs county Of Cum
b..[,,1
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Purfuant to the foregoing warrant,
hereby notify and warn tie proPristors Of the
Portland LongWh.Ff 10 meet AZ the tine and
place, an for The puFpo.es m=nti ne N the
above application. ] ANIEL TUCKER.
-PsrtiaAd, Jpse 23, 1919.
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CUMBERLAND, H.

CUMBERLAND, II
70 Daniel Tucker, one gftLe br9bristars
9ft5s Portland Loag WbarE aEd OK ef he Il5.
Jlribsr5 effbe foregoing oRb4satien.
YOU are hereby required in the
name of the Commonwealth Of MaG4chufltts,
10 notify and warn meeting Of fad proprie-
tors, in The manner BY law directed, to BE hol.
den at he time and place and fuT Jh=Purpores
mentioned in faid application
Given under my hani and fsal The eighteenth
day W Ture, Arno DENIM 1913.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Jufce Or the
Peace for Gii county.
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- SeVeraI important Omi1Ions (baH be
attended TO in the next Gazette.
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1000 Green Sheep-Skins,
wanted Immediately, tor which qood price will BE-
gwen Apply to tie Prin er. Ta!y 2.
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-26
DE4IRy,

At Philadelphia, for "A hours,
ending Friday lait,
A lults, I8
Children, 80
An II new cafes, reported
BY I6 P .yfoians.
III Ne4r- Hork, tv "a hours, emf
ing O.looey 22a, II
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-12
SIXTH DAY (rR1n) EVENING, TENTH MO.
(OC7) 1898.
[ Collected for The Wilmington Mercu,y.]
(OCT.) IL, 1913.


O. Not withffanding the fa-
vorable afpect of the prevailing
difeale being nearly exterminated
yet it behoves thofe inhabitants
who may have removed, and
whole dwellings remain ihut,
to caufe them not only to be eff
fectually fumigatei, but white
walhed and aired, previous TO
their return.--It is uncertain to
decide VIII t effect the prelent
schangeable weather may produce
Hopes are entertained of aeon
tinuance of the temperate, for a
few weeks; in which cafe, no
hazard can refult, by a return Of
our friends & neighbours.-This
would indeed be pleaGng, and
is devoutly wilhed--But-
whillf in the fervor Of our hopes.
we contemplate return of our
former blei1ings, let not the opu-
lent-the benevolent forget the
numerous families who are de-
prlved of their heads the many
orphans who are totally depend
ant on their charity-and who,
were it not for the unrenltting
attentions of the Board of Health,
would have languithed and died
in want 1.-The approach of
an inclement feafon, will meet
many poor families unprepared |
but the fame benevolence thar
upheld the ffranger. and provid-
ed for the orphan, will furely
extend its influence to the iup-
port of the unfortunate.
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-12

TIL DAY ( FR1D.) E.
(OCT.)
[CoAaed for The
HEALTH-OFFICE.
Wizmi4gton, 1otb Mo. (Oa.) IL.
d E A T Fl S,
For tbe MR Tace4ty- Fou1 Houry,
ending 6 O'clock this EOeniAg:
Robert Patterfon,
Lydia Walters-a black 7eoman,
Obadiah Holt, jun.
Chrihiana Jufice, a
Borough Hypltd Rep0rf.
From IIto1ath efIotbM0. (Oa }
Admitted, 4
Died, O
Difcharged, cured, 3
Remaining in Hofpital, 7
TOTAL DEATHS,
From Stb Mo. (A4g.) 7, 70 1oth
Mo. (Oa. la-mrhfve.
Adults, 1g6
Children, I6
Tot. 2l2
DONATIONS yeceived ibis Day.
~ o " E!
Pu6AAe9 BY Order Oft Board,
THOMAS MENDENHALI,
II
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-22

Mr.. TaIleyrand, conffed Of x. Y.
and z. After rifng from table, x.
and Y. renewed to Mr.. Gerry, in the
roam and in the Prgtencs (though per-
haps not in the hearing) Of TalIeyrand
the money propolftions which the Enyoys
had before rejected And yet Mr..
Talleyrand has affected ignorance who
were meant by x. Y. and z. Whas
unexampled efrontery
The preceding obfervatons and aatemens
have been made with the view of communi-
eating correct and uletul Information to the free
holders Of Prince Edward county I; and might
have contented myfelf with tranfnitting them
to you, for that purpofe : but this evening I
have feen, in Philadelphia Newspaper. an adj
drels from the freeholders of Prince Edward
county, in the fate Of Virginia, which upon
comparing, find to be The fame with thar
you requelted me TO deliver to the PfeGdent.
This premature publication of the address feeus
TO fhow that the cbief of the addrefers was
not imply 10 urge the PreGdent to exert his
constitutional powers, on the earlicR location.
in the repeal of the acts" which the address had
ceniured, and which could not be done until
the next felton, of Congrefs, but to procure pr
tizans 70 their unfoGnded opinions, among the
peoPt therefore think il proper, and my du-
ty, fince the occlfion has been ofsIed, forth
with to csul- this letter to be pubhfbed.
have the honour to be, Sir, your MOI cbe-
dent lerVant,
TIMOTHY PICKERING.