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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23

A very melancholy event took place in the
town of Bethel, or Androfcoggen river, in the
county of York, on the night OF the 5th infant.
A Mr.. Jonathan Bean Of that place, was found
dead on the morning OF the 9th, in his own
houie, hanging by his neck with piece of a
rope which he had cut from the bed cord, with
knife which he left on table near where he
was hanging. His feet food ffm on the floor,
and Imported great part of his body, which
food upright: a chair, on which it was fup
pofed he food, when he falfened the rope to the
lring pieces, which Imported the chamber floor,
was found laying againa him a little above his
knees, aud the fore part of It was almQa level
with the floor of the houfe. He was alone in
the houfe that night ; his wife being gone to
make Wifi to one of her daughters, and no one
went into the houfe till the next morning, when
he was found dead He had been for feversl
years in ltrange fituation, and appeared to be
deranged in his mind and had not for fome
time been from home, and fcarcely out of his
houfe. He had frequently told his wife that
he intended to make way with h'mielf but as
he had made no attempt TO do it, though he had
frequently been left at home alone, till this fatal
moment, none fuppoied him to be in
earnea, and paid little or no attention to what
he had faid relative to defroying his life nor
thought it neceiTary to watch him, to prevent
the awful deed. For fome time previous TO his
deltruttion, he had been more fociable than he
had been for feveral years, and appeared quite
rational in his mind. He was jun entered up
on the SIT year of his age. coroners inquea
was called upon the body, and the jurors yer.
did was, 81 That he voluntarily and feloniouly
did kill and murder himfelf, by hanging himftlf
with rope, which he provided for that purpofe."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
american Macy affairs.


The figate United Ssatt, Commodore Barry, has ar
rived a. Newport, from oruife
DR.. Amos Winfhip. M. B and Member Of the Me-
deal Society OF London is appointed Surgeon in the
Navy of the United States.
The Gango noop of war, capt Tingey, has lately taxi
en- prizes noop of "a guns was the Ian.
The Nr,iuad fhip of war, capt. Brown, has captur-
ed and fent into ST. Chraophers the French letter Of
Marque Buonaparte, valued at 40 900 dollars.
We hear from very respectable authority, that the
brig Patri.g of Il four Founders and 10 men, COM
manded by lieut.. Hyer, has captured French prva.
tcer OF 10 fixes and 40
Cbarisaon Aggya ao.
A fmall French fehooner called the Adelaide, was
fent into this port yeerdsy prize, by the United
States brig Csnerai Pin1lqey capt Hayward. She
from the HAVANA bound to Port Republic, with diff.
patches; he unarmed when captured, except hsv-
ing fome cutlacs and fhot on board; from this, and
iome other fuipcious circumstances, captain Hayward
thot proper to fond her in. The dispatches Of which
The was the bearer, undertand taken in her.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
CIRCULAR
l1aVauaa5, dry. AZ, 90.

DIR,
Referring you 10 ny rclpeas Of the 1874. igR I
am 1o1v mabied 10 givs yOu tbe dniivs determination
Of fbi goVernmsef relaiOe 10 tie adn1ian Of Fsregn
Va1sb into this parij aObieb is. thar nsmrak, quifb
PrO7Jfaas, 4oW be permitted TO an entry, for fix
n9ntIt, from the Il b infant and cpitb dry go0ai,
arH the kaa day Of September nest.
IN The fame time, permit me 10 oyirvs 70 you, that
The exsisive privilege 10 taO9 iaAOidaaif Of importing
Flour Is 1Oav re0ived aadin rce.---P11flt bsnes-
t0rqOard, arrioag qOitb thai article, qoM atber noi
be ALLOWED TO enter or 06issd to ray an txorJiiaa.
duty
SbOmd any alteration take blacs, 7 /6aR5e careful
TO a@pifs Jon Of b FIR fbe information IF the mer
chants al your port.
haze fbs bOaor 10 Be, fir, your Vgy bamJs fer
paat 7. III. 1'ZNARDI, Hgent otthe U. S.
The Collector OF The port Of BoAon.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
Or AFFAIRS dBROAD,

There is nothing very lac The mott important artl-
cles by the Ian mails, will be found in this days pa
per- They are moaly intereting, and will comPen-
fate the reader for peruial
The defence of TsHtyari; and Dsafr0ix'
NAV fcrve as valuable documents to the American
public The fallen biihop is fan loohng his PoPu-
lar,ty, and will probably foon fall iacrlhee 10
French artifice
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
facob HoSve,

IT INFORMS the public that he has un-
" der,aken to carry the Newspapers from Portland
through Windba~, Raymonfon Bragt0z, Wate,fcrd AMI
Oxford. to Bethel He will leave Portland every Nom
day evening, and arrive at Bet e Thurday evening
land returning through Nswpunyf0ak aud Nrway, and
arrive at Parif Friday evening, and thence to
proceed through Hc6,on and 70 on 10 Portland.
The poltage to Saccarappa Il Wind
ham will be so cents year-to Raymondtown. Bridg-
ton, Waterford. Oxford and Bethel, three for
each paper--and to the the return, one dol
lar a year.
The advantages of pof riding
through the above 70 obvons, that it is hoped
liberal encouragement will be offered to iupport the
undertaking.
The fubfcriberS to Newspapers, and
others, who may pleafe fvoar him with their COM
mands may depend on the fttctca fidelity, punetuaY
aud dfpatch.
FIagq0n, july IS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
To Let,

DART of the Houfe formerly occu-
pied BY Mrs EMMoNs; which is calculated for a
STORE, and very convenient for final Trader------
Conditions may be made known by applying TO
NATHANIEL FREEMAN,
S.a. z, living on the prsmiiss-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
AMERICAN INVENTION.

+" Mr.. Benjamin Dearborn, of MaGachufetts'
anative American, has eRablihed the Manufae
'ure of Vibrating StseJard, or jyq balance, for
which he has patent, under the fsa of the Uni
Ted States This inltrument unites the convent
snce OF the Steelyari with the accuracy of the
Scale Beam; it gives the neat and grois hundred
upon inipeetion, without reducing one into the
other, and no art in the manner of uling it, can
eaule it to err.
" Should the inventor meet with encourage.
ment' he proPoies to bring forward other diff
cover'es' not lefs worthy their notice, which
osherwii' will ref in obfcurity, or be publiihed
in Europe"
no, young iad' ia Portimou.h, ~ H. are forming
'hs'n's''e' into military company.
Record Of Mortality.
In p1ilaasb5ia, Sept. 9TH and sth-thirty.
one burials.
Dept. oth-twenty-one do.
oept. Io-eighteen do
Sept. Ir--leventeen do.
Sept. Ia--shirteen d..
In Neay'rt, the deaths by the fever. averao.
about nine, in each "a hours.-Amono IFS
H''''ns in that city, is DR.. PGRKlx., inventor
Oh the metallic points.
Accounts from Charlton, $. c. msn,;oa
: ''''' 'A''e amilar to tha,n Philadelphia.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
EXTRACT FROM THE PREFACE.

Among the many valuable originals and amend
meuts which the purchaer will fad in this edition,
is given exact method (nflead of Mr.. Moore's
erroneous one) of finding the Latitude by ing. alti
ude of the fan, having alto the time of obervaton
The tables of declinxtion alto corretaed Mr..
Moore by reckoning the year 1900 leap year, has
cauied an at times of az in the defamation.
new method of working lunar obfervaton is hkewfe
inherited which has not that variety of cafes incident to
other methods very ulcful addition of two columns
is alto made to table IS, which greatly facilitates the
calculation to find the time for oberved altitude OF
any OF the heavenly bodies Table 40, publiihed for
every 10 feconds OF time, naead of 80 feconds This
alteration deemed requihte render it efficiently
convenient for pfe. Various other improvements OF
great utility have been made in many parts of the work
1t will however fuce obferye, thar about goo
(bedes hofe noted in the annexed) have been
corrected IN the la and mon accurate edition of JoHa
HAMILTON MooRE.
N.ro 5arypO,f, Stpf. 1872.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23

On Tnelday lalf Capt. WaalaV0rf5's company
Of Artillerifs and Engineers, under the COM
,nand of 1t. Leonard arrived in town and on
"Wednesday part cf Capt Stoddards company
embarked on board the Bottom Revenue Cutter,
and failed for Fort Independence the other
part will leave here in about three weeks.
Chandler Robin, Efq. is appointed Regiaer
of Probate for the county of Kennebeck.
FIRE.
On Wednesday evening laf the fore oceupi-
ed by MeG. Ysasis & Stone, in Brurfwick' was
!, confirmed by FIRE. Every article, conliaing OF
European and Welt India Goods, was confnm-
ed it. This misfortune is the more to be re.
GREETED, as the effects deftroyed belonged to de-
ferying and prudent young men.
DUELS, have become much too common
In this country. With our hds efJpaa nothing
will fettle Misunderstanding but duel--a
piaol or two NUT be discharged, if they con-
tain nothing but powder,
IS In consequence of political dipute, capt.
Johnfon and lieut.. Sharpe, of the 10th Regt.
of Infantry, met on the Iath init. near Brifol,
(Penn.) They fred two fliots each. Capt J.
was Tightly wounded on the fra FIRE. The
fecond dlcharge was fatal to 1t. S. aud capt. J.
aifo received another wound"
On the 18th inf another duel was fought
lin Newyork. Neither of the parties had the
glory of being killed
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
JUST PUBLISHED,
Br EDMUND M. BLUNT,
Neav Practical Navigator a;
Being an EPIToME of NAVIGATION.


CONTAINING
THE different methods of working
l. the Lunar observations, and all the requifte Ia
bes ued with the Nautical Almanac in determining the
Latitude and Longitude and keeping complete reek-
oning at Tea illuraed by proper rules and examples
The whole exemp6ed in Journal, kept from England
to the lAand Of Isnoi6s -
ALso--The fubaance of information every Candidate
for the American Navy ought Ice acquainted with,
previous to his being appointed. This, with the Sea
Terms particularly recommended 10 the attention of
all young Gentlemen deGgned for, belonging to- tbs
Sea.
TIE fri Ane,ieas, J,ox tbs tsat5 Engij6 edition Of
JOHN HAMILTON MOORE,
Improved by the introduction of feveral new Tables,
aad by large additions the former Tables and revifed
and corrected by Rlful Mathematician and Naviga-
tor Illulrated with copperplates.
70 sUbicb aIied
Some General initru6tions and In
formation TO Merchants, Matters of veiel. and others
concerned in Navigation relative to the Merchantie,
and Maritime laws and cultoms.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23

Marine
Port of Portland.

Thurfday Ian, arrived brig Sophia, Capt. Nalon, 40
days from Kingaon, Jamaica. Spoke noop Horizon,
Capt Robert Davis, from kingdom, bound to Norfolk
Capt. Nafon has furnihed lii of about 90 fail OF
American veiies carried into Kingfon, within year
lah paa fome of which we're recaptured from the
French, and have fnce returned, paving fdvage.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23

On her paffage out Gays Bsaon paper) the U. s.
frgate Bga0s. Capt Little. fpoke by the Britfh fri
gate of the fame name who fent lieut.. board him to
enquire who her the feet under convoy had conraband
goods, and whether capt l. would give his honor that
they had not Capt L. anfwered that he would give
his word and honor that the feet bound to free
port, under his convoy, and fuch he mould protect
Them They then wiihsd each other pIeaiant paHagc
and parted.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
YIcTOR HUGHES.

Goward who ferved under Viaor Hgbs,, in
the Weaindies, challenged him. They fought,
and ball paaed thro' Hughes arm and lodged
in his breaa. It Is fuppofed he cannot furvive
the operation of attempting to extract it, Thus
perilhes one of the depredators of out commerce.!
&c Mr.. O'Brisn. the Irifh giant, at pfefent ex.
hibiting at Liverpool, is confeGedly one of the
mott wonderful productions of nature ever feen,
as is itrongly exempli6ed by the aaonhment
of all beholders on entering his prelsncc. He
is nine feet hgb ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23

q TIE ab0ve Vaiuabie Book is jnj:
received, and far Jale, in Portland,
1T TENKs's Book -ftore.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
ADn.SEZER MAYO,
Cokk77r cf The Rsvenue.

N. B. All Retailers of Liquors will
be fubje to Penalty of Fifty Dollars for telling With
out Licenee and all owners of Wheel Carriages TO
Penalty of Twenty Five per cent if entry NOT made
and the duty paid within Sixty days previous to the Ian
day of September next.
Portland Aar. 9, 1899.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
Dortla1t0,

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1899.
-<4..@@@>~-@ e@s'-"''-
~ Confirmation Of the LAWS of the u S. viii ac-
company the next Gazette
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23

Precedence. SEPT. II. Thurfday arrived at Newport
from New Providence, where fhe had been condemned
and repurchaied, The brig Sally, Capt Brown. la her
came paaenger Capt. Me,caf Bowler late of the fhip
Rebeeca, of this port, mentioned in our Ian to have
been alto there adjudieared and condcmned.---Capt
Bowler, after having been captured by the Arab frgae,
took the liberty remontrate with her commander on
the impr cprety Of tending him New Providence
pretex, 70 trng. The petty depot, with his
kmbo, aud fupercilous grimaee, made this laconic
reply: "S1, BIZ Msi,ay', commander err
The brig Fame. Bell, from Philadelphia to the Cape
OF Good Hope, after being Tea Io4 days having
perieneed feverai tremendous gales of wind with the
lois of foremaa and being boarded by Spanilh fhip
Piefre's, Martinique the 18th Aueul, in diftreaed
condition.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23

Chandler Robin, Eiq. is appointed Regiite
of Probate for the county of Kennebeck.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
MARINE ARTICLES.

wednefday arrived brig Defiance, capt C. Mantle,
"A DAYS from Cape Francois, bound TO bottom, all we'll
a Of ktis, from Amerieau gsnitma" at Barcelona 70
faf,ienJ in tbs to4oa, dated Ba,ss0na hgg a3, 1899
al arrived here fate the aIit, after paifage OF IA
DAYS. from Cadiz On the 18th nt fortunately fell
in with an American convoy TO the eatward OF Malaga
among which were--lhip Mount Vernon, Commodore
Derby, of salem, bound to Naples; fhip Elizabeth,
Iaiher r. ON Bottom, bound ieghorn and fhip Gov
erner Sumner, Young of Bolton, for this place
Psrti;rou'J Nov. 7. Capt. Chaie, OF the fhip Role
has arrived at Newburyport 1t will be recoeeted that
we mentioned his capture in lat 10 by French prva.
tcer but did then know the eIa force ne had
10 conterd with 7, is now afcertaned that the prva.
tcer mouuted IA guns and had T2o men--i5 OF whom
were Killed and ei wounded afIer action sf hours
and an half capt, Chafe lo his mate aud two men kill
led, and IA wounded
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11

[Fow ssusi Communication tbs EAa, bare Ehss' TIE
fsg01eing i
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
To ALMA MATER.
Drla GnasNr!

FOR PHYS fake are you doting are you fuddled
or What the devil does all you -What ia nature have
you to do with the Prehdent and Navy and what do
YOU mean by bedmbieg and befoulng them in this
Yakoo.hke manner, with your mumbling irtd compli-
ments How you the threats OF our O,eafa's
with YOUR half diseled huff and what do you with to
exprefs by your hermaphrodc eharaeteriics by your
funny companions r6be attempts at the heroi-comc
In fort, what is the plain Fnghih OF your icraps e!
Do pray Goody get them translated into common Ian.
euaae, and obige your old friend QUIZ.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11

Capt Edward Pebble, CT this town, is appointed to
the command of the Ehex frigate.
Capt Blake, in fchooner Belonging TO this port has
been captured by French prvateer aad fent into a
French port the main His mate, MIR. SrEpnEN
POTTER. was inhnmanly murdered by the favage and
rity captors. Mr. Potter has left diconiolae
family, in this town, to lament HI. unhappy death.
number oil literary Genttmen in Connecticut have
lately accated, for the pnrpofe of promoting and
coufaging Philosophical and Especially for
developing the natural hifoy of that fate They have
the prefent FELTON, of the egaature obtained act,
Incorporating them under the title OF "The Conneeti-
Academy of Arts and Sciences" The general meet
rg of the academy for the electon of officers be
held annually at New Haven, the 4th tuefday of
October and the other meetings of the academy at
Ncw-Haven be on the 4th tucfday of December,
February, April, June and Ausua. Conn. Cour
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11

Drgp--oftfe lock jaw, on board fhip Murdoch, Mr.
William Bragcop, of od-York:
Killed in IAckleld on the soth ult MI. DANIEL
olpuAM, of .amaer, aged So, BY a cart wheel gong
esseF him,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
FRESH GOODS.

EOSHUA BLAKE, has 1uft
- received ex,enfve afortment of STAPLE AND
FANCY GOODS. which are telling (for cadh only at
a very low advance
CONSULTING OF
Fine and irpeYfne, navy blue, faihiona.
bic mkt, fcaret and other coored Boadclotha a va.
rity of lowprced ditto black dark blue, fca,let.
buff eolored, white and other colored Eerleymeres
variety OF lainet Marfees, moeikn corded fatn and
iwanldown Wailicoatng black white and fancy fix
toiicry; patent ditto variety OF worried and cotton
ditto; black and white ok Gloves patent worried,
woodstock and beaver ditto do lin d with furr la
Dies fix Gloves and Mts Of the fashionable length of
all eolors habit ditto long aud habit Md ditto cot.
ton Gloves and kits: black worried ditto; fix and
cotton Cirdes and safes black velvet ditto; Claps:
elahe Glove ties do with cafps Buele Trimmings
gold and hver fringes and Cords Epaulets; Beads
aud Necklaces, PendAils black and fancy Pumes
Fans; Umbrellas Fures variety Of white thread
Laees and Edgings; among which fomc very fine
black hlk Laces Fancy Hat bands lafhionable plain.
and other Ribands, green and white Tanes netting.
Grape, fpoued and plain Gauzes Sarnet OF all coors
great variety OF satins and Modes of amof every
coler narrow and wide figured fancy ditto for bonness
black, white blue, and other coored Lutrngs Italian
frped ditto; white esmel's hair frins Shawl vari.
ETY. OF fix Shawls and Handkerchief; plain, checked
aud hampd muffin and cotton ditto linen and cotton
pocket Handkerchief Romas; book and jaconet
muffin Hsndkesch efs Enc border'd ambourd ditto
Tor gentlemen /; Book Mullins among which fome
tdmpour palntcu JacOnee
ditto lappat ditto; black ditto; chinzes Gnphams,
Dim'tes Muainetts, Copperplates; Grapes; Wild
bores Cambiets; Cambleeens RuneIs; calmsncocs3
Moreans; Durants; ShaIloons; Tammies !; Velvets /
cotton and worried Forentnes Lafiues James mems
worried Caps emisranr Socks and alf Boots great
variety orMufis, Tppets ana Fur Trimmings beaver
Hats kid, morocco, and cloth Slippers Miles ditto,
Chdrens Shoes variety of cut itee pearl, plated,
and metal butons E'afic Sings; hoer and lar Car
pctine dufl and roe Blankets BAze, and Fannels of
all eoloa, among which are fomc very fine twd do.
NETS; fine, blue brown, and MKT, Beaver Watings
Lambkins Forei Cloths heff Devonihire Kereys and
Hunters; German Serges Of all colors whitncys Fear
thoughts Dufs; Eallc Cloths Orleans Stripes lriis
Linens CamS ticks checked Linens; Diapers; Sheet.
n2s brown Hollands Bcdticks black fix veIvets for
capes ditto corded for waiacoatipg: mems bcR black
Satins twiild plain and rpcd diaper and plain tapes
Bobbings fix Ferrtts oaloons; Tales; Quality and
Shoe Bindings Sewing Silks /; Twifs Threads Nee
dies Pins &c. &c. together with almo every article
ufualy found IN Eng1h Goods Stores.
Abo for SALE,
A large anortment of Englifh and Ame-
rican manufactured PAPER HANGIN0S.
Portland, November 4, I7qe
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11

Murray, at Che corner Of .Watkin's court and
1lmavian alley. So rapid was the prngfefs OF
1kshe flames, that before the citizens had gene.
1salIy afembled, the iiablcs, together with feven
|teen horfss, and large number of eariia-
ges, harnefs, &c. were confirmed. Nearly every
|cngine II the city was preent,but the great fear
city of water aud buckets rendered the chief Of
them uelefs; and thirteen dwelling houfes and
fores were either delroyed or materially injur-
ed, before the progrefs of the defrnttive ele-
menr could be arrefed. By the extraordinary
exertons of fome fearlefs citizens, the principal
part Of the property contained IN the flores, was
relcued from the flames.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
To the Ot;entnI Trnnbetsrf.

The gentle hint given in the lait Gazette, was NOT
intended to operate you very violently as IL has
but merely awaken you fome ienie of psprety and
couhasncy lead you iato clerical definitions,
and nupd pervertion of lanyuage-but TO deter you
that cxpofes you general rdienlebut "a cauie
YOU to reflect with inward fhame aud feelings OF con-
triton. your manifold violations of common iene,
and lameful ordinations of literature. Thus had the
hint been lightly underfood, reformation might pol
lby have been effected, and the community no longer
left to wonder your fhll retaining Imsll
patronage 20 undicernng to bear with your weekly
hotcbpotch of awkward pagarifms. clmiy attempts at
wit, baitard-poctry and vapd COLLECTION OF rah But
you eem rather dorous continue the ht iuhcets
for mrth and fpor, fhaI certainly divert nyiet IN
occaionally noticing you as fseh
Without entering into aasapbsriai dqni6sion, il Ia
only neccary ohferve, that You equally unfortu-
in the application both of ublime, and grovellng
appellaons. For will alma mater grand ,uotr,
apply P,sp ADAMS than will safspa4v to the Edisr
Of fbe GAZETTE, maugre all your metaphors to the con
traryand your intellectual dulneis conipcuous in
aerting the one your petuant envy fuggelns the
other Indeed, the application of eapaw TO one whole
Independent of conducting his paper, has be-
come proverbal. and who challenges any TO addnct
hnglc ntance OF his becoming lubervienr to Others,
is too garney prepoiterous to merit repy.You charge
me OF nae becaufe you have felt the force OF juit
refenment and fpeak of guoyane if referring to
yourleves Bur OF your malice and ignorance ihali be
ent they are too apparent TO rtqare the iea eI-
petition
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
Dortlano,
MoND-sr, NoySMB6a II, 80.

- The Few foreign articles in the fri page Of this
days Gazette, are the ateit YET received.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
Mr.. JEs KS,


SHOULD Iuppcfe the metaphor.mong-r ia the
Trumpet, foue eoneeted coreamb, il whom the ierlb-
bling mania appears in its y loft infurate fymptoms--
Threatening revolution and deitruion 10 principle
of propre,y, deceucy, and common fenf-.
He fays, that the PRECEDENT whom he calls the boy
oer or virgin mother entered HIS 6xtyfcurth year
-" The day celebrated the grand natal epoch OF
MAN"--Wha,! the holy mother man - and
{" HE prefdcs as the FATHER and profr7'y OF his
country"n the ne,t paper, he admits that the Pre-
ident Es,y the alma mater, but with wonderful
dexterity, granny critic fafey delivers HIN (h- v
ga sofberJ " OF thoe great and grand pnp, which gsve
by5 &c. Sc-thus extending his notions 10 the third
pisiu Grand MOTHER of his country"
This nonfenfe of monerel fquib-merehap; might
have been fubjea of harmless mirth, or at moh of
Ient contempt, it for the outrageous attempt
to compliment beloved Prefdcnt with his fuliome
prafe revolving onteectual deleaey, than the
NAVIGATING CALCULATIONS of the nupid Hoaentot
CRITIC.