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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-13

THUS notwithstanding the uniform
dilpoiition of this country to preferve
peace notwithstanding all our fuffer-
lngs borne for years with patience
bordering on pufilanimity notwith-
itanding the many declarations of both
our Preiidents that war was not our
choice, and if we were brought to it,
it would be from neceility /; notwith-
itanding the,rccent nomination of an
Embafly, for the purpofe of meeting
even the fmallef appearance of proba-
bility, for the purpofe of averting that
appeal which has 70 often been the
icourge of nations, are we compelled
to the altima ratio Of republics as well
as of monarchies. May the war thus
commenced by our enemies, be prole-
cuted with firmnefs on our part, till
the naughty, deceitful, and bloody
power which has deltroyed the peace
and Happiness of half Europe, and me.
naces all the world is reduced as low
as vice and infamy deferves. ]
Rg5sgf crm. Gag.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-13
By The MR Mail.

: BOSTON, ArRrL 10.
20 Cap. Dsasoa, 1Dbo Lti Gaadalonpe Ap,a 4,
ha' javoareda s aOib tie joAosving
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-13
PhiLd1eIAh;n 4

Philadelphia, Md,
The trial of John Fries, for tn
came on yefterday, in the Circuit
OF the United States. : The Jun
formed about IL O'Clock, after VI
the cauie was opened by Mr.. Sitgx
aiiliting Mr.. Rawle, on behalf 0
United States. The examinatic'
witneiles continued until a late
lait evening, when the Court adiou'
until 10 O'Clock, this morning.
The following articles arc TAKEN
a Naaau, New-Proyidencc paper q
9th April lalt !:
" The Jane left Portrayal, a
night fince. Ten days previous TO
falling, Lieut.. Col. Harcourt wet
the Albacore loop of war, Capt. w
for Port-au. Prince, where he w,
make the neceGary arrangements :
Gen. Toufaint, for Immediately d
ing into effect the ffipulations that
been concerted between HIM and {
Maitland in September laf.
(" 1t is underltood that the Amer
government ccoperates with ours in
bulinels /; and that this is the obia
Gen. Maitland and Col. Grants !
age to America"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-13

An Earthquake has been felt il
Carolina. A letter from CAM
Jays, it was 70 fevere in the neigh
hood of that place, that perfons Z
thrown from theiy beds.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-13

|. The Captains and Officers who
command the veiiels of the Republic,
and thofe armed from the port of Qua
dalouPe and its dependencies, are au.
The gazette., 1799-02-04

We had 20 def.nGv. force, cur people was q
vided, We had become the contempt Ct lhe
world, aud we lad ~ opinion OF ouiie!ves.
If Mr.. Jetferf1r's 11ntiments, and ms intentions
at this time nall appear to BE hoacrable to tie
United State, if the great lco77 Of bis policy
fhall feem calculated 10 unite iufead of dividing
the people. if he was dn:ernng, honet and
faithful % The public confidence which he fol-
cited, and if he responded that great reliance
which he had taught his own nation to place
upon his talents and integrity, let him be hon
ourabv acquitted. But if re had been cor
rupted 10 France while am5aAAdor there, if
he accepted the office Of State to forward the
deGqns Of that nation which be well under.
Good, and refgned it when he dilcoyered The
inpregnable frmnets Of Mr.. Wathington, if on
reGgning he placed hmfalf at lhe bead Of the
maleon,ents and gave biz name to The oPPod-
dion, " he corrrlponded 10 Europe 70 weaken or
embarra.s TIE coyernms Of his own country,
and it lis influence and Vaccinations have &C
tualy cau15d the immenfe expenditure and grear
rerpl:xity which his fellow citizens have borrc
for 1ev=,al years and yet arc bearing, let him
remain at his rrefcnr Po& in pcace, # he can,
till the end Of III, official term and then com
rlcat !h- Virciaian uiumvirate Of Rl0dolPh,
Monroc, and jefeilon. (Io6s c1alnaed)
The gazette., 1799-02-04

iuS from putlung tie mode already adopted, for rup-
plying the naval 0ores Depofts of mats TO iupply
quickly voilels which may III dinafted will be
made 4. Bottom, and Norfok--rtaIu es indeed have
already been taken for this purpole and ike depoG;s
mnf be made az New York or Rhode-IAsnd-other
articles required by vef i in diGreis can generally be
had II theie places and in cur other commercial c
ties.
The bufners Of naval armament being new in this
country, ard compl Gated. It is impoble IN h early
Rege, u dcvfe perfect fyltem the fuhc6t Every
davs experience will add 70 the aock of KNOWLEDGE Do
feed by the country and it may be bcG fer the publ
Intere, that the Congrels their prent felton, fhould
rely l're more on executive d;crcton than may here
after he nccehary AT the preltnt felton, Il nav be
txped en and fufhcent-That the Pcfdent be ?uthor-
Hea TOProcure by Psrchaic otherwi.e-I nps Of ~
guns and bri9s chooners to mount not exceeding
guns. take meaiures for procuring ana depofnr
IN docks Of eh water and in places Of fafely fuch
quany Of lre-oak timber, proper for hps If "a guns
and irgates nct exceeding in the whole iuch parts Of
the frames OF II, gun hips ard rs many igates
may he deemed eiena 70 be Of this pecies Of timber
to caule 70 be laid IN lecuTing other kinds o tim
Der for the future Of the navy fun not exceeding
Ioooc dolarsI-6 to Cauie exceeding three docks
90 be ere6tcd for the convenience Of repairing ps-
For 70 much Of thele objects ascan be accomplished be-
fore The next ieion Of Ccngrels-an appropriation OF
I2ooooo dollars, with Promile Of further aPpropria-
sions may he flicient
have luggefed plan for the encouragement If the
manufacture Of fail cloth. This lubie will be better
under(ood in Congrels. certainty Of "a already
obferved will be encouragement enough for the growers
of hemp.
ihal take the liberty 70 lay before you in few days,
fuch alterations in the rules for the government Of the
navy have been fuggefted by ome of the mol expe
rienced captains, with my ohferva;iuHs
have the honor to be, with great refped and
enecm, Sir, your mon ohedient fervant,
BENJAMIN STODDERT.
Son Of building and equpping a gun 1hip, Of 1910
tons, exclufve Of military flores, 3477oo dollars.
Annual e1pcnoe Of "A gun fhiP, per climate, is as
9sI dollars.
The gazette., 1799-02-04
Letter rom tie Secretary Of State Mr. Gerry dated
June as, 1898.

Letter rom Tie Secretary of State to Mr. Gerry dated
June as, 1898.
DEPART@rNT 9f STATE,
SIR, P5Had-thi4. @2re z5 1903
Dl The iof}ruGions dated III. 22d " Mach.
which, agreeab.y tothe p az -ents dire6irn,.
aj1reded to Generals Fink ey md Marh Il Sc
yourfe +, and VI vhicb fy tets were tran .uitted.
one by a dlratch boa f-nt on prrpole, and
fome Of which douhefs muG have reaohed
YOU during the laR m nth, you will have feen
that il was expected that il. ot yu would lave
lef France log before thole inHtuaions could
arrive. and vhirh were tran.mi-ted rather from
1tuoda.I c.uti.n than recriIiJy, ieying 10
prob bh.. III ho9e rzted tbat YOU would ac-
~.~..il th- o, Il oi vcur m.i.rn. TIE rclDe6t
ue w you .eyc- and tr yo1- cornry irr-liti-
5ly rec-ued that YOU lho-l4 turn vour backs
to government that tr.a'ej th With con-
f Irt ccr'e y, not lini- lhrd BIZ agEra-
vst-t hy 'he fatei.rs but infdi.u diGn6tion
i'll your favour. IN dilFarac ccTcnt VI men vi 10
re FeGa le talents, untant-d honour and pure
pair cti.ro, As generals PncEney ard Ma1ib II.
arJ ia whom their government and tl-ir q un-
Try 1eIoled entire confidence and ESPECIALLY
Nhcn tie real cbieG cf thar tiirtton was 10
enable the French government, iramping on
The authority ard dignity Of our owT, 10 deiig-
nate al envoy with whom they would ccnde-
iccnd u neqoc.a.e. It's therefore 70 lie reg ct
tel that you d.j not concur With your col
league, in demanding Tafprrcs n suit the
territories of tie french Republic, iome lime
Before :hcy LETT Iars.
General M MrhaH has arIieed and delivered
to the PrcG1cat your lester of Ar;iJ I6th, with
its incloflres all which wee, Nh The zl9 i1lt.
l.. u, z h. r.
The gazette., 1799-02-04
Yeas, 5S-Nats, ST..


In die HspJ; Of R-orsl,-.~,ro5, This DAY. n t'e
debate IN Mr. Grfwoiu's bGj, Mr. Hup.7
Rated that the paper read by him tamc days a-
81. and commented upon, came t. hi, hlncs IL
The following ma1ner "A gentleman CF this
country, who happened IN be in Pdrs at tho
fame time with the Pe-ion who is llHP teI to
have PrcltnteL the paper, brought i TIP Amcri-
ca, AMI delivered il to gentleman hcrc, 8 IS
lie memorial delivered by that perfnn ID The
French government" The gentleman who
thus received Il, cnl,o.cd !. to an acqua ntancc
o Mr.. HIS. in this tov-s who gave it 10 him,
together with an eztra9 Of letter whcI ein it
was encloled.-Th's cx-raa hc read in the fol-
l7Yi7C words " Eeaerday Mr. Woodward
cane Up, and prcl-nt d me with The encloied
memorial, which he f'y' was Pref.nted by Or.
Logan e. The French MIN iaer, & was pr cured
for him by M. Richard C,Jnn4n." On this
teNimony, and on The interval evidence Of The
paper j,ielf Mr.. II. faid Ee was wiling to leave
1he qu-tioa as tn The delivery Of this paper,
which hai beed intro5uced me, ely As an cxem-
Die u hew ths dangerous Purpofes wlc.c to
lucA millions, il peImitiet might re employed.
rRrD.Y, JaN. Is.
Mr.. Wadrworth Pref:ntci petition from The
inhabitants Of Maine, beng owners and matters
Of vedels, praying for the erection Of mouu.
mcnt on Bangs Hand, which was referred to
the Secretary Of the Ttealury.
MoNDAY, JAN. Fl.
A meGagc was received from The Preident,
incloGn8 report from the Secretary of State,
mentioned in his meaage Of Friday lao, con,
tanning the Seerotary's ohfervations on the doc
umcnts Herewith tent. The reading Of this re-
poir occupied an hour and an half, and tends to
fhew that the opinion which Mr. Gerry enter.
tains that the French IRE difpoled to a peace
with this country, IS altogether unfounded
It was agreed T. have The ulual number Of
copies Ptintcd.
1UEsDAY, IAN ~.
Ths Hou'e went into committee If he whole On
,he al further to f6 cod tbe commercial ntercourle
between he Cntet States and france
The fourth fttlon enatt, that the PrtGdent fhau
have power to open negotiation with Flance o. AZ.
fr1 Ginning 0r rroag '5- gevs smtu Of any place Lo4g
iag 70 u, Frcn-J r-5ybIe
MIR Nicholas moved % 0rike cut the words n Italic
which oA.'cd r.h lengthy ducuiGon, but the COM
mites Toie "thouI a dec hoa.
The gazette., 1799-02-04
Legislature otftbe Union.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 70.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.: GlIla,in, On being informed that Tie
PreGdent vas preparing the ccm'auni alton nm
the lubjea Of the exiting differences wdh
France, agreed to let bis motion On thtt ll2Jett
lie on the table
The gazette., 1799-02-04

CaftaEs7 2ft5s Hogjtf RlbrysrtativE,
THE communication relative to our affairs
with France alluded 70 in my addrcfs to 10th
Iouf.s, at the opening Of the ftIon, q contain
ed in the fh-ets which accompany lhi,. "A re-
port of the Secretary Of fate, containing f}me
ob lervatons On them, will be fent II Corgrel
on MONDAY. JOHN ADAMS.
U1itra States, Jan. I8, 1899.
The gazette., 1799-02-04
MtcrSGing Documents.

MESSAGE from the Prefdent Of the United States
accompanying fundry PaPer relative 70 the affairs NJ
the United States with the French ropublic-L.aid
before both houics Of Congre6 on the 18Th uIt;mo
The gazette., 1799-02-04
LLERiDcl GEEEv, Tlg


E-r. CEReIs CoiMJ"rrhTIc>:e.
5I", Eaa.--' Eslt .f CI I-9S,.
HAVE Tim h~n-r 9. r.rn a ct my
arr'y1. y ~- MS rcnjuT .n ih- gi.tnc So
rtl. Cut Cetl.s, t-cm EIyrc, D lat from
Po7;.m-a,S, II G.c4t Britain and to inclor=
cor W o' rnr letters w ycarl-if of the Izh ana
G7rh OF May lsH, Nh. n, an a, at the correC
pon 'e0ce bccw-e1 M. Iai ,vrard. tne French
NnG cf Tcr-icn AE.r- and ry.clr, number
e. accor}i 10 tie r-ip,.iye dates from to
rs iaolui,ely; WE ln a rc,tr trc.r,ed in his lat
letter, AM. 23 Cf r.y Litter an Mr. Hantval s.
his an!wc', Ao. 81 aHd : AT M 'e.ter to Mr.
Knr, our m.n 0cr AZ Lon oa, ani an extract
to d, G-r Td,rcl, he bearer there's, n. 8 &
a.; ano the Guidance of a conference with the
Dutch minjGcr, day or two before left Par
IS, ~. "a and an Anonymous Pabl cationy
K IN The PreiGent's conn. u-i alton" of our
d;lpslche,, fail to have iAoed from he french
oGic- of forei4n aHaire, No. 37.
VIXEN | lett the United States in AuGuG,
1907, the citizens in general appeared to be
carncl,v oeircu8 OF a recCnoiliItion with
France, on terms confident With he honor IT.
ttrcR, and welfare NJ the two RePub cs thele,
Being free from clains and controversies in
reoa 4 II territory. boundaries, and many 9TH
III matters Which embro'! Gates ard trl7n ccm-
reti;ons rllalive to their Produdi0ns, m70c-
fa6furcs and commerce, had A mutual m1ni'elt
inte,ea ia the renewal of their commerce. and
friendly inte1courfe With each other. Nature
ierms w have entitled the United State, IN
their remote Situation, 70 The reaceable prr4uits
IF ,heir induary, by means whereof, il Its va
rious branches, their wealth and power were
rapidly iocreaGrg and 70 an exemption from
the conAi9s If EaroPe; which, involving ther7,
would check their population, drain Their re-
faurce9, and en(ure their poverty. On candid
inveNi5aton ihcn Of the cauf-s Of the unhappy
di6e ences between the two governments, cn
difpodtian To cor1et errors, to which all gov
crnmerts arc r7ore or lefs liable, a0d cn tFc.r
mutual rciolution to reciprocale iuRice, The flo-
ceTs of the milton was once conceived 10 tc-
pend and as this temper marked the plan OF
pacifcatjon adopted by the government Of the
United States, there was rational ProiPett q
fucce(s.
Soon after our arrival al Pari+. The (cene was
changed, and the hope Of reconciliation b-;'S
The gazette., 1799-02-04
THvrsDNY, IAN. N.

NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT. A lengthy
report on this fubjc9, was read Iwice, and com
mittel for ALordav next.
The gazette., 1799-04-22
FROM I'VE WEsT.rvnLPa

On Wedne(day l4ll, arrived here, .fchooner
Mary, Capt DowNrNc LIE, of Northyarmoprb
z8 days from Demarara, aud IS from, M,rri,
nico.-At the laner place, Captain Lee was
informed thar tbs Spaniards had captured Tr;.
niJad and that The EngEh were making nre-
Parations to retake it. Between s.. Vi6cents
and St. Lucia, Capt. Lee fell in with En,l;b
men OF war. He allo informs that the French
a H cayenne were preparing an expedition againR
Demarara' which place they intended to cap
ture-I c bat four French trigItc5 were at the
FORMER place, full of troopS-lnd tha; four
American fTigates, and two fmaller veiTels had
let out 70 intercept them. This intelligence
was communicated to Capt. Lee, By an An-ri.
cam with advice to get our as foon as pofrl9lc,
as It was expected general embargo would
take place.
A1r" ~ zen iT vv5 t5t igat Geoygs Waj5iugtYp. aaI
fb' ~ 6yjs Pickering, Capf. E. Pre6x, 5y zv5ogs Be-
7V" '6e1 JeV'@ HrI-Saied from Aqytiaeo ia eaub4.
y rgHb f6s ADaraas Pip Gy5ag Turk auavntis, 90 aiq,
f'""4fr5' and ibe fboHar Cbos Cooy Of Nor4vis5
Accounts from The Wel-Indes fay that D.,f,uru,sv.,
the Sovereign of GuadAoupe has declared WAR aganA
the United States, Of the capture Of the In
iurgcnie.
Papers alto contain report, that four Spanfh fr;p
ates had arrived taken poGeioG Of Surinam in be.
halt of the BataWan Republic, without meeting any re-
hltance.
The gazette., 1799-04-22
EFA7s
Marine Articles.
Port Of Portland.

Tuefday, April I6h arrived fch. Dion, capt.
ChrittoPhsr Dyer, from St. Kitts, Martinico.
Capt ID. failed with the feet, under the con.
voy OF the U. S.fch, Scanned a5 far as Prince
RuPert's Bay, Dominica. Left number of
American veteB at Martinico. Left Prince
RuPert's the I7ta March. under convoy Of H.
y. S. lh;P Georg: Wilmington, Capt Fletcher,
and brig Pickering, Capt. Prebble. Left in
Prince RuPert's the Y. S. frigates the United
States, and ConltitutiDn and IT, S. veFels If
war the Merrimack, Herald and Scammel.
Left az st. ChH&oPAers, on the 20 ult. the
Y. S. ihips COnGellation and L'Infurgente-
a. which time the feet failed, conGfing of
about As fail Of Americans among which
were,
SbifJ-JoAn. Mcneil. PHILADELPHIA Com
merce' Motley, Pordani, bound to ST. Croix ;
on her outward bour1 paGage, the Commerce
was taken twice by french priv4teers, but GOT
clear John and Phbe, Dyer, Caiine Du.
Phin, Wallace, Bo}op
Brigs-Poliy, Jona, Portland Pamela.
-ewbegin, do--cJ The Pamela filled from
hence under the command Of Capt BENJAMIN
Randall, Of Cape Elizabeth but he was un.
fortunately drowned in Feb. laR, while croaino
a reef in Tobaga, in yawl which upfet.-2
Brigs, Amy, Crolby, Bohon George and
Harrot Walker, do Atlantic, Lord, Kenne.
bunk; Succsis, Gardner, Beverly Peyron.
Randolph, K. I1and Liberty Edwards. Phi
ladelPhia Alexander and Sally, Millberry,
Newb,uryPoFt ChTlo'te' Paul. Of Of POrd-
SeBrs.-A4ion, Blakely, Sakm Freedom
Perkins, Penobfcot Nancy Bprdman. New.
port Tabitha, Gould, Ncwburyport Hawk.
Rite, DO. and Nancy, Lord, do.
1H1rHb 28, Lat ~, I6 N parted rria t5s Coagoy. o-g
A1Irfb 81 Laf 80, 81. Nh4g 81, 80, ~ pie by- 4l.-
ante, a0i sally, MiBer,y 7pbo informed Bgt Be- ry ,roo
E'f7b PTvafrfs ibat 7yaiag brig and oo7cy tB later
'9Pf"'Fd sP about e, se5Ua sf BIN be Evv tl Iz,
P from enc 70 t5e other and 7ubea he bri1gte, left B A
oo4 v mi By tbs zvia4 tzos cbssrrs yye Eg6
e'1 zvBb Pyobaby ao taken Tb otBr byiylt ~,
A. 9'Y brg in bgbt TIE b eoPfr 3D. GssarI 10 BE- n,
Job" and Pts6f ef CRar -.4ya yb, Jstc brig Irg,.
p'rdarae' B?yf.f 10" 51a4iss Jor wyse5a Il '
Wedntfday arrived fchoouer Aurra. Can't.
DIX, 81 days from Berbice. Left thre fchr.
firm WicaGet brig from Bottom, Captain
7uley and Captain Ma1on Of Kennbunk.-
Off Tobago was Ipoke by the Brniil frirates
Daphne and Favorite.-Markets dull.
CAPT. SHo-v, gf tbe 5B. Harrag, ayyiv.8 at M, v.
A3rH "a, il 10 day. from Savannah, o. b, Ri III
pee fbf P T9fPb, Stone Of p ytiaa4 f,sr II,
5oH'd q BsfiHore on 70 ay', eort 9 P,ovfous-
S. gaze bi" a Jnt6y,
The gazette., 1799-04-22
SHORTHAND,
MoNDAr' 11RzL %, 1900.
This Number

Completes one year, or if,y two numbers. 6ncc
the hrf publication of The GAZETTE III. ex
'eniive add Aatteriug apport which It ha, -e
Geived 0ohhrms the hop that my e1ertions viii
be amply rewarded With that fuccef With
80 ieo to anticipate fom the citizens Of this
i',i1f Still adheri4g to the principles on
@''''' my paper has ben founded and iupport.
=, have no room te doubt of a continued in.
'reafe Of public patre rage.
l ne general panauality and attention Of my
ibierbers IN dilcharIing their bills, will, /
sPs' prevent the dilagreeable neceaity Of dun
Sy' Remote fubrc7ibers will receive direc.
,''"S 20" TO make thetr renaittances.
The gazette., 1799-04-22
TO BE SOLD,
L HAT beautiful and valu-

1ole FARM, formerly the feat Of JEREMIAH PoweL,
Eq' ituated IN N0yfbydrmorf4 the Ealtern County
Ko4d ten miles from Portland ConGfiog of about 400
acres ot Land 100 Of which in high cultivation, 20
acres II wood, the remainder in pafture The whole
within ring fence great part Of which is Aone wall
On the premifeS is genteel Hou(e.
one Barn Of IOc feet long two Of 40 feet, Store,
with other detached Offices
Likewile, large Garden, inclofed
with foot cIofe fence; containing variety of the
choiceH frrit from Europe, and great number
Of hem in full bearing. Two Orchards beGde.
The place is 70 we'll known. q fur
ther defcrptiOn is need es than to fav |, equally
adapted either Tor Gentleman who is engaged in trade
and navigation, beautiful fummer T.6denre. ar
for TAVERN. The l;uatiOn and advantages are un-
The whole will be fold together, or
in iuoh lots and dvifOns lhal be agreeable to pur
The terms Of payment made cafy.-
Portland
For further particulars, apply to the
owner, Mr.. MARTIN, on the premiles.-
N. B. Several HouGe Lots to be fold,
near the water ide, in Northyarmouth
The gazette., 1799-04-22
publication. of The La7O5.

am happy to inf 'orm the Public, that l
are received an appointments from the Secre
ag OF State, to Prin the Laws of the United
FIes' IN the DiRrid of Maine, be inning with
Paws Of the lat fs zion Of Congrefs.
coniequsDoe-Tof this appointment Mt, / fhall
Fmence their publication next week, agreea.
to the method directed BY the Secretary
en this gazette viii appear under the title Of
fENK8's PORTLAND GAZETTE.
cry exertion will be uGed to render this paper
oea'ble, ufeful, aad authentic, BY
The Public's mot obedent feryant,
=. A. JENKS.
The gazette., 1799-04-22
BU1NAPARTEl LETTEPS.

have received a part of the intercepted letters
BuonaPare and bis Officers while in Egypt.
pey are highly intereRing 70 the political and
trarY world and ihaIl Be laid before my rea-
IS as io'n as Pofible, either in pamphl:t or
/. paper
The gazette., 1799-04-22

In tlr truly federal town Of Frtfbrt, Gov.
nneThad I35 votes, Whicl. was the uRaul.
1 ls Ute except one, given to Mr. Gil by
AXE This is good proof Of the politics
he own.
The gazette., 1799-04-22

MR.. HARPERs LETTER,
included in thi' days Gazette, merits the
fticular attention Of every reader.
The gazette., 1799-04-22
The Laf Mails.

trnifrd no later European information than
fore deceived.
HIhslate accounts from the troops Rate, that
sr b1llnei5 Is fat drawing to a clole, mott of
z Prncipal infurgents being taken, and the
70 mtimdated as 70 come ii Of their own
60 d. They expect this conduit will in f)me
aeACurs give them a claim to mercy. The
amber taken is fail to De between forty and
ay, wlo were reported to BE- on their way to
Il iea Of government,
Names OF fome of the infurgents who have
l-eR taken or futrendereG themf9lves.
.John F IFS, hn Everhari, Jacob Huber,
IN Huber, Frederick HIiney, ChriRopher
cks, John Klein, fen. John KEN, i'm. Daniel
eine, Ab. Braifh, Jacob KIeine, John Get
in, George Getman, VIM. Cetman.-For
e.fon.
ABR. Scmel, Peer Hlmberg, Adm. Strong,
1tsr Heidrick, Jicob Huber, Henry Huber,
III nael Broich, Abm. H4idrick, Henry Mum
brer, G-oge Mumbower, Peter HaEcr, Peter
G5le jacob Cable, Daniel Gable.-For Mi.
dmeanor,
Daniel Wli!er, F'r Trsafon.
Csrg2 Mitchell, William Thomas Held As
V,5usGes. rPbiiqd Gaz.7
Robert Goodloe Harper. Efq. is appointed
or q the aids to the Com nmander in Chief.
P1pers inform, that General Rigard, with
J oiEcers OF bis fu.le, being forced from St.
Brlingo, appeared at the HAVANA on the 2 7th
!. Tr p, and begged Of the Spanih Governor to
NJ " oIrita.iy to his officers, in the name Of
soch Republic.
ACCOUNTS have been received from Gibraltar
thE Lord Mellon had aGumed the command Of
theiockads Of Cadiz and that Lord st Vim
cenu was afhore at GIbralter.
The gazette., 1799-04-22

Eat77 oCa letter tJtm CAPT. A. MURRAY, dated
~ ard tbs .B;b Of eUar Moate74Dra, March 3,
3 10 t5e Secretary qftbe Macy.
~, have fallen in with French brig, Capt
bc apd II men yvb;ch I cantnrrd snJ fron1
tL+nntition of III c,Is ond III o;To ord I.
&c Foviiions on board, was obig1d to order
"a tor Lucca, the north fde of Jamaica, where
tnd u ell M my route TO America She
y Brom Porto REQ, Bound to St. Thomas,
II With lumber and iew bales of cotton -
I VII c"rPered and fine looli.g brig,
F a Gnineaman. We value The whole
IN n COCO dis
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facob Hove.

t Moor MS the public that he has un-
4 dertaken to carry the Newspapers from Portland
through WiAd5aw, RaymOrtOn, B,i9gtOa, Watey,d and
Oyo,a TO Bfbsi He will leave Portland every Mon
day evening" and arrive at Bethel Thurday evening
and returning through Neupnayeoat and Norway, and
TO arrive at Pzrif Friday evening" and thence to
proceed through Rtb,ou and 70 on to Portland
The poltage TO Saccarappa & Wind
ham will be so cents year--to RaymOndtown Bridg-
ton, Waterford, Oxford and Bethel three cents for
each psper-and tC the towns the return, one dol
lar year.
The advantages of a poR riding
through The above towns 70 obvions, that il hoped
liberal encouragement will be offered to fupporr the
undertaking,
The iubfcribers TO Newspapers, and
others, who may peale fsvoar him with their
msnds, may depend on the frietea fidelity, punauay
ADD difpatch.
Fi1gisn, july IS,