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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

IN Senate June r9tb, 1899.
ON the Petition of the Committee
of the Plantation of New Pennycook praying that fad
Plantation may he incorporated into by the boun-
dariss particularly fpecfed in fad petition.
ORDERED That The petitioners csufe IN attefled
copy of their petition and this order thereon be pub.
iihed three weeks ficceivsly, in the PORTLAND GA
zsfrs the Ian publication TO be forty days lean be-
fore the iecond Wednciday of the FELTON, Of the
General Court. that all pefons ntereed may then APP
pear and hcw caue IL any they have, why the prayer
OF iaie petition ihoud not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
JOHN c. JONES, f,5sieai pro tam.
IN the Hoyf Of Rtprctntahivrs, June 70, 1893.
Read ard concprrcd.
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Speaker.
Trse ccpy---Aiten,
EDWARD MeLANE, CHI 9f5s Sssst.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
OF BUONAPARTE.

The troops of the United States are now
repairing to winter quarters, in huts to be built
by rhemlelves. as the army did in 1878, 9, &c.
Major General Hamilton is to iniPett them in
thee qsuteis.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11

mat laid Inhabitants labor Under
many Inconvenience and Disadvantages for want Of in
corporation Therefore we the fuhfcrbers, being
m,ec appointed to petition your Honor for incorpora
ton, humby pray your Honors 70 incorporate fad Plan
tat on, according the boundaries and points OF
pats hereafter mentioned in this petition, viz beginning
with hemoek tree Handing upon Bethel line thence
running north fSk degrees weN sroflng Amcrcosgn RI
ver feven miles and forty rods fpruce then
turning and running north III D. ear feven miles and
forty rods to beech tree; thea turning and running
IS5 d. eaf crens Ameriicoggn river again even miles
and forty rods to smother beech tree then turning and
running fouth IA D. we lsven miles and forty rods
the bounds 6r mentioned the plan of faid Plantation
being drawn and snt with this petition. We the fub
fcribers humby pray your Honors incorporate faid
Plant alton by the OF CHINA .-Otherwife relieve
yosr Petitioners you your wifdom fha think fit,
and your humble petitioners in duty bound fhal ever
pray.
FRANCS fpal,, hsfEs' Committee appointed
PHILIP ABBOT, incorporation.
New Pennycook, Jan. az, 1899.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12

"The rrenef once had an army denomina'ed
the army of England"-1'he Enghih, It
feems, are preparing a force, which ioee1lly
may jultly be called the g d,ayin h'lla"d.D
They certainly poaels the nerves and tendoos
of war for altho the carrent expenfes OF 1893
are eftmated at Thirty Millions lieIling, 70 po
pular is the war aganit France, that Mr.. Pitt
can raie this, and much larger iuns, with as
much apparent facility, as though be were maj
ter of the mines of Peru Or Brazil or had found
the long-fought Philosophers Zone"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12
PORTLAND MALL.

Among therapd improvements in this town,
it affords plealure to oblerve that liberal fub-
fcription is already obtained to form MALL
with tree, on each fide, from the entrance into
Wsibi4gion .greet to Back Covs Bridge. The
utility and ornament of iuch place NUT be
aeknowed by Alias the fubscriprion is Rill
open at the IBfursnce Office, it Is not doubted
but every one will be anxious to attribute
iomething towards its fpeedy accomplishment.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12

- On Friday night lat, Mr.. JoHs AReHHR,
formerly merchant in this fown.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12

DIED-In this town, on Monday lat, Mrs.
MARY MooDY, aged A., wife of Mr.. William
Moody.
- On Friday night laa Mr.. JoHs ARcHEs,
formerly merchant in this fown.
On Monday lat, Mr.. JoHs O'Bnrs, aged
about 40. His death was ocoaiioned by a fail
from the wharf-as he was looping over to
fpeak to iome perions in boat, be pitched for
ward, and being unable to check himielf, he
fell his head ltruck with inch violence, thai
he expired The next day.
I" Died at BiadefSrd, on Wednefday The 9Th
init. Mr.. NArHAsIIL RooERs, OF SaIsm,--Mr.
Rogers and his wife. were on their return from
Portland about ten days before, journeyiag for
his health, when he was taken hsk. He foon
however began TO recover, and eontlnued grow
ing better till the 9th, when Mrs. Rogers, lit
ening to The calls of young family, proceeded
OF, her return to take charge of them, and lefs
him at a boarding houle, to follow her as foon
as his health would admit but his dilorder re.
turned on the night following, and tho an able
phyfcian was with him, and every kind atten-
ton paid him, he died about s o'clock in the
morning. : The Seleamsn of he town, conGd.
ering the difaaee OF hls counexions, and view.
ing him as departed frazser, humanity under.
took the fupefintendcnce of his fnneral--and he
wa, on the sth infa inferred with every mark OF
decency, folemniiy and reipeet."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12

Baltimore NaUigafiou.--Tn harbour July 81
zs ihIps, 80 brigs--7o fchooners. and I6I Bay
craft bslides twelve building. In all ago.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12

Monneror, the Ex-Direaor of the French
Bank, has been acquitted of fraudulent bank
suptcy, by he criminal tribunal.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12
LONDON, TUNE 10.


The capture of Genoa by the combined En-
elifh, Turks, and Rudians, has been officially
announced by Baron D'Afpres to the Regency
of Modena
The French have wholly evacuated Rome, in
the neighborhood of which formidable in
iurreetion had broken cut.
The reacration of the Houfe of Orange will
be attemp ed, and no doubt effected, under the
Britih armament equipping for that purpofe
traniports for an army of not lefs than &C, COO
men, with the necenary train of artillery, &c.
are now preparing with all Poaible diipatch.-
The Prince Stakeholder will accompany this
formidable armament in perfon.
Rewbell, the avowed protector of the rapa-
cious plan for the feizure of Switzerland and
Italy, will probably be the firlt man on whom
vengeance will be wreaked in Paris arpped
of bis direetorial power, and perionally obnox-,
ious 10 the AGembly, in which he is now 70 tots
teringy fated, there it little doubt but that this
deep. iained monaer will be the hrlt facrifice
offered up to appeaie the popular indignation.
An article from Bombay, March a, inherited
in the Paris papers, hates the probability of an
immediate rupture between the Britih and Tip
poo who, they FAY, has ioo 600 wsll difciplin-
ed troops, and does not give himfelf the trouble
10 conceal his deGgns. He lately oblerved, in
aniwer TO fome new remonllrances made to him
by the c mpany, that he knew what was due
to his dignity and army. Every thing announ
ces an approaching rupture.-The Paris papers
fpeak as if The Brett feet were going to relieve
Buon aparte, and enable him to proceed to In
dia.
RUSSIAN ARMIES The Ruff ,ns active
ly employed agant the French, by Tea aud
land. AMI on their march, amount TO z77,ooo
men Of thefe 50 COO were on The march thro'
PtuiIia for Warfaw.
Nlofeati, one of the Cifalpine Directors. CT
devan, Phyician to Buonaparte, has been fent
prifoper to Mlan-1'he eafiires plundered
from Rome, Naples and Tuicany. by the
French, are aated TO have fallen into the hands
of the Autrians. .a'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12

The Uaafd Hates, Of "A guns, Commodore
Barry, ha' pnt into Norfolk, to fhip new bow
dpri,. Tie United States landed So artillerias
at Charleaon, to garrifn FortMl ullrie.
j, The Norfolk and Pickering United States
'bngs, were expected on the Surrinam aation,
where the Portfwosfb, has cleared the coat of
French Picaroons. ~. s.,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12
Dortlann
MONDdr,. AUcus7 IL, 1899.
THE FOREIGN NEWS,

Ia he preceding pqge il abrnaanty confirmed BY an
arrival at heuyork. Nnmsroa5 articles a9Fpfdr
Under different foreign tsads e0neurris IN tb'
eqsHtJ.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12

The Ma y, from Portland FIR LiprpooL aDas
pake Jux q, in lat. 43. long. s4.-7be William
and JIae, from WJes1ss. for liverpool. June a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12

yOn'Wednsfday laa, the Preiient of the Uni.
ted States vifted the forrets 10 our harbour (;
an under diftharee of IS pun, pronounced
the name i'is in future 10 belr, TO be Fori IN.
DEPENDENCE on CgGls-Jzs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12
The Light Houe, at charlefon, s. c. was
sdellroyed by fire, the 7Ia July ...s.

The Editor of the lying Aurora, has been a
relied for publilhing Libel on Government.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12
LATER THAN THE MAIL.

By be Paeket Harriot. Marion, arriVed yelferday
ina fart run f,om B9jqon, tie Centinel Of S1tar'
day iaR gras ,eceioe4, containing The toa0so'ng
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12
FROM SURINAM
TIE f07o7oigg qyat communicated TO he editor Tie
Cen,iua, BY a gentleman drsa from Su,iaam 7

TIE f02o7ogg cyat communicated TO ne editor ffbe
Centiua, BY gentleman dusa from Sa,iaam j
q Capt. M'Nfil, gte United Slater hip PorI
mouth, had arrived at Suvinaw, IN ., day., but
eua presented going up tbs riper BY mall parry qub0
sueui 0u' and gaze lin Information Of a 40 pun
Frsaeb (P that les al imam @e bas taken e.
veral ralaabk 3ri$.s, among sDbab IL a @ip from
Ireland, hound to Jamaica, badsd auab p,ovifons
and IyjG Hnras--fbe jsb. Glance, from SraJord,
loa1tS qutb Fares, bound TO Dsmerara-tds Qors
eonatmned-vGa sivsn up.
:" Ii eogkqufaes Of tbe ADORE Information, Captain
MNea bat came 10 anchor near Brandt Point, and
bas knt oQbs pare msas, eea,, SIC. 10 Swriuam,
and cory rbizg Is p,eparedtO glue he Freuebmaa a
d,u55ug The p,iuateer 6a, a eogGaera5t finn Of
money on 5eard, and euas expected TO Jail IN days.
TIRE Is another French Eip in Cayenne, nea,lyysady
FIR Ea Captain MIMI eoM take gosd care Of
fbaa- cpboE o9feer5 and os1u aOer. in big5 lritf.
Ptevious TO Capt. MNeils arrivai Jsvsrai Hm.ri.
can Vs5th bad been taken BY re Fr.neb, and be Cap.
fans aud SgpneDgoes H on Gs,e.
" Left at S4rrinaa, Aimira, Nat, Portland
q0ib aJam 20 other Ataerirans.--On The paig, ouas
t'ardd yE pSA Eag.@ fru5srs, and treated po.
hey" '''q '11
A letter from Kingaon, dated the 9Th int
received by the Moatszaua, iays =
I" Accounts are juli received from Jereme,
Informing that DELIBERATE battle has been
fought between the armies of 'TouiTaint and Ri.
g4uI, 10 which Rieaud was defeated with great
daughter, and himfelf wounded" ssseea
Oiher accounts from Hipaniola Ra,e, that
Rigaud occupied Conaives. and Petit Trou.
Ar the latter place, all the Whites are faid to
have been maGicred. =, N,g..s.
Baltimore NaUigafi'u.--Tn harbour July sr-
zs hips. go brigs--7o fchooners. and I6I Bay
craft b'Iides twev. building. In all ago.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12
Sweden in the Coalition.

The King of Sweden, in quality Of Duke of
Pomerania, has, by bis Mniaer, Baron Bid,,
delivered to the c ngrefs of Ratlbon note,
informing the CO eitates that he had Joined the
coalition aganlt France, and will furnifh his
contingent of men IN natYa. He exhorts the
members of the empire to follow his example,
in. rendering every poihble iuccour to the EN-
peror, as the only means Of pfeferving the Ger.
manic conlttution.--A great naval armamen,
is preparing at Csrlf.rone.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12

infant between town and the New Br dge, lone
CURLgD DROP IF an ear ,i.g.-Whoever has fouud
the fame aud will deliver II 10 JosKru Lows, Watch
maker. in Th areet, fall be rewarded for their trou
bic. Pa,skza sa,r al
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-12

DIED-In this town, on Monday lat, Mrs.
MAkY MooDY, aged A., wife of Mr.. William
Moody
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aoDth, hands the beautiful CITY Of Catania, to
which the waves Of the nei5hbowng iea ierve
as 4 mirror.
But not only do We di'cove-. from his alton
fling eevation, tie eatIe ma+y body " mount
Z na but tie whole Of the Hand of Sicily,
with all its noble cites, lofty b is, e1teniive
plans, and meandering rivers. II The rndh
lind d,9ance we perceive Malta but have a
lear view Of the envrons If McGina, aid the
greater part Of Cal4bria while LiPart, the
fun ng Volcano, he blIz.ng Strombol, & the
other Eciian ines, appear immed .tely under
our feet ana tcem a f, ca aooPlrg Gown, we
might touch them With The finger.
Another ohiett, 40 lcis fu?egb and majeftic,
wa7 the f1r Rretchine fuft-e Of the fubj4c nt
fea vhch Gurroonded m, anJ lei my eve 70
an immeNfc di.tan, {, iii it f~med gradually 70
mingie tn tie heavtns
Seated in the mj1R f this theatre Of the Won
ders Of nature felt an indetc liable eatl c
from the multiplicity AID beauty Of the bjette
| furveyed and a kind Of internal fatsfatt on
and exulta,ion of heart TIE fun was ajvanc
ing to the meridiin, unoblcured by th9 iman
eft cloud, and Reaumur's thermcmeter & Cd at
the tenth degree above the fr. ezng point /
was therefore in that temperature which Is m2it
friendly to mar ana the refined air | 7re3thed,
as if it had been entirely vital, commun Gated
4 vigour and agility to my limbs, and IN a>tiv-
ity anl life to my ideas, which appeared GO be
Of a celeRial nature.
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PICTURESQUE DESCRIPTION OF
MOUNT EINA.
rF,sm s5aHssresi, Trsye5 II d. T7s. Si-igi

TF,sm staH1sresi Tysye5 IL bs T7so SieiE.i.1
AFTER Il wing, for two hours, n5uIged my
eyes " th a view Of the n,erirr Of the cr2ter,
rhar Is. IL the contemplation Of ipedac,e, which
in its krd, and in The Preient age, i without a
parallel IN he world urned them to auoth
er fcrne, viii h IS hkewife uaeoua.led fer the
Tnut pli.ity the beauty, and the variety, Of the
otjeds it P eients.
H. fat, there Is perhaps, no elevated region
on the whole globe which offer, al one view, 70
ample an extent Of fea and and as the fun liz Of
E.na. The 6rlt Of the lub!ime Obi Cts which 1,
prelents is the immenlr MATS Of its own ccloItl
BODY. When in the country below il, near Ca
tanla, We raiie our eyes to this fovercgn Of the
mountains, we certainly iurvey il ~iCh admira-
ton, as it rlco maje.tically, and lifts its lofty
head above the clouds and with kidd Of ge-
ornetiic glance we cit mate its height from the
baie to the fummit bu; we only lcc it il pro-
fe. Very different IS the appearance il pre-
tents, viewed from is toV e:ing tOp. when The
whole Of its enormous bulk is lube9ed To the
eye. The hra part, and that ne4Teit the obier-
vcr, is the upper region, which, from the guam
tity Of fnows and ice bcneah which It i, buried
during the. greater part Of the year, may be
called The fTigio zone, but viii b, at that time,
was diveRed of this covering, AMI only exhibit
ed rough and craggy cliffs, here PlleI on each
other, and there lePerate, and rfng perpendc
ularly fearful to view and impofi0le to aicend.
Towards the middle Of this zone, an af5mbiage
Of fugitive clouds, irradilted by the fun, and
all in molten, increafed the wild variety Of the
fcene Lower down, appeared the middle re-
gion, which, from the mildnefs Of lis climate,
may merit he name of the temperate zone
Its numerous woods, interrupted in vario1s Pla-
ces, feem, like a torn garment, to diicover the
nudity of the mountain. Here ariie a multitude
Of other mountains, vhich, III any other htua-
ton, would appear Of gigantic Gze, but are but
pieRa;es compared to Esna. Thele have all or
i9insted from fery eruPtons. Laaly, the eye
confemplates,with admiration, the lower Iegion,
which, from lis violent hea-, may claim the ap-
pellation Of The torrid zone the mott ex,enGve
Of the three, adorned with elegant villas and
eaales, verdant hills and Aowery fields, and ter
minated by the ex;enive coaa, where, to the
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Family ef France.
Modarator5 Of the Frcnch Empire,

MOtGratOr5 Oi the tFCuCh empire
I SEND back 70 You with horror tho e
titles ot winch I wa lo proud, while I ,oIi.
ihnk hat shey united ne 10 a toc5ety If bro
thers a-d flcrd d> to hnma ,irv. las The
deception " but -o1 fJon vsDilhej away, anu
mott afi Sing re lty is come, to put Al end to
del,dy- dream Ais had vanly in
gi.c1, taat tom the dGant oorde Of III
S-nr la, liz thoul con,e, which wonid one
DAY CIV eclat n the h'p2y reign Of Liberty
amo gt Eur pean nat rs.
WIZ have deceived me? Tour ri7bg OF
nan cyere 97Iy G1lre laid to make Freart7,u tlH
f(H Mey might Be- The mere s5fy q6,577atsI
Learn, ten, hat thu ex II W y. u barnarnm
ani Of your crimes h placed e.erna bar
Tcr tc.ween you rd the poes " Ppy Ger
N any. VII ifey 4te II thofs TIA ical ad-
v4ntur-s VIII ch d-rrac7 your t4nguira.y tiRo
ry, they arc ahi -hted an fl aw4y. There
IS no cnr.ttion row Netween Us, you have
br ken forever the lat Of the Ja.ds winch
connected L> to {. n.
Pity thoie who ell ,hemfeives citizen and
who lhej tor ents Of tn blood of ci-z-ls. O
cr.me when they have flied blood they dance
around th-r victim { ey conIemp.a wi
d,y eye the ialt convuiion F; hey approach
nearer to indu 'ge their ears with the lat grOln.
Frenchmen, 1 turn away with afr Oh, from
that irpious troop which is auilty Of aHslIinl-
ton, BY looking on The peaceabIe witncHcs Of
murder. fly far off from the cries Of hat ex-
ecrab,e tribunal with murders, not only lie
viSiim, but which murders allo the II roy Of
the people.
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William Hudlon,
NJ. Goods & Groceries,

AN ASSORTMENT OF
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SUICIDE. The plsalInteA way of making
quie'us was the hhjed Of dilPute la;ey b.
tneen a marine and l4ilor. The frt warmly
contended 10 favour Of fuzee, which he tAid
would ii Z moment di!charge the weary tray
el,er from the load Of lie. WeH fad honeR
JACK, gie ~, tbs baRtiacf d 5e he ta3 10 tbs Ebg
Of ~ 8 p2aade t5r fhsa, qvnb one aiatr, yep are
III HtaveA bJors tbs OH Oas kzo7ys thai ye4 are
dad
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FOR THE NEW YEAR.


Z o God fuPreme IL grateful lays.
Let all mankint direct their praifc
With hears ant ice fncere
Nay none withhold the Jun aPp'auls
Due 10 the great bercv 'ieEt C4ulc
or each revolving ear.
let's retrofpect the later wears
wherein alternate hopes aud fears
AtfrJted ev'rv mind .-
View then the nod claims IF France
High on ambi ion 5 ngs advance,
10 lubje4 I'LL mankind
Hark from BatAvia's n.arlAy vale,
What piercing moanN oar ears alail,
L4meDting lore il, fate
Her op ence, freedom, and her fame,
are quench d 10y Gallia's fpreading flame,
Which threatens ev'ry State.
Venice, the Grifons, ans the swiG,
Have t11ed the internal kiIs
OF French frat ,c-nal f?ite;
And lcarcely has 'lS dire embrace,
OF freedom left the fnalIeA trace,
Or one PrimevAl right.
Now quit tn Europeaa crinfon plains.
Where herrid dev1fation reitns,
aud peace withoIds her fTniles
Let. caft an eve on dearer home,
and lufFtr not our Thoughts to roa2
In qleR Of foreign MILES
within he late deceafsd war,
What factions did our councils tear,
Urg'd by tn intrigues Of France
But bef hevond nations fate"
Columbia, 6cRin' 70 be great,
ATreled their ad7ancc.
Near at the c'ofe Of ninety-eight,
Our caufe was fix d-Our fouls fedate,
And evry murmer huh d \,
Save by few confessions foes,
Ingrates. whs fmile at al cur woes,
Whom realOn hath not oruQI'd.
Now hail th' efuIgent dawn'ns year,
IN which Columbias fons appear,
Determine, bold and free
Long ere the annual circles clo.c,
May all internal dl e'rous foes
Be drown'd in u-ity.
With AD ms FOR our polar fIr,
Great WAsHINToN our fhield in war,
And He,v on our fje
Who can noltl our peaceful land
Nc foreign fend nor hends At hand,
With al their pow rs alli'd
Bc ninet, nine the grand epoch
To rid the world Of G4li4s yok
Aud peace again re0o {
Nav ev'fy freeho 2, geDer Us foul
Uniting. fnr-0 one noble who z
r exit till ,imc no more.
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From tts 64Iez G-=ettr.
M. Crliar.

Amonga the pa ents Of Fren ctzen1lp, fuch were
lrnt DR.. fuetley, Thomas PANE, "r. W'lberio'oc.
and lome oh,rs ths national afcmby fcnt one 70 the
German poet Kq5Reet fImo-s FIR hs Phi.an hropv.
lie rw The bcllteu French revolution in ali its bloody
colours, and ,cturnsd liz to loving antwer
The P9ei Ki289ock, 10 tbs National II
J5mby ef France.
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THE Standing Committee of the
Il Soei.y Of Cincmnati, Of the Common
wealth Of MqgIebglstts, agreeably 10 tie woes
Of The S cey-Hereby give pubic notice Il
fucn Of tie r brethren, as are reduced to ne, ef
itous circumstances the widow and orphans
of others, who may Be in Tx. cir umRences, that
all app icalons tor relief or aiIii4nce, my be
MADE on, or be fore the a Tu,fday l. Janu4 7
next, to any individual cf tie t4rd Committee,
who VIII cOmmun cate the fame, and their ref.
Pedive ciicumhances viii be duly nfi1ered.
The names OF the commi,tee are as follow,
viz.
Gen. Lincoln, Or. EHRi5, Thomas
EdlUdrds, E.q. Cen. Jact5r, CoI. WiaQoqv,
DIR. ToqpsF@d, Col Perkins, Maj. Git5s, C'Pt.
CLARK, Capt. .1obaEn, Capt. Gresn, CvI. Tudor,
Robert Williams, J5bn C4srd-r, Capt Ge@gr,
Capt. Fo7vk, Maj. Dre7r, ana Samuel 14rgliyogg,
Recorder.
BJfon, Ney. rs, 1913.
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THIS GAZETTE,
q fFbEfci ev-ry MoNDAY, ~ E. 4. TENKS5 oFFIcr'
-Iaai- Street, br b-aa Of Ff-Sfrc.i PORTLAND
vVte'e SaLfrttie's A57riyzsHts, and Cf7TEHisa'''H
arr yceeiSsd q.gb attention
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wit ohfcrves Of the late embaiTy of Lord Malmef.
bury thar when he arrived at Paris he was obliged to
feni home TO enquire what he went for.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-13

The French Directory have pared decree, ordering
all women from the armies Who ufeefs, But this
is rather hard for, the Dueeory eud al the wen
out ofihe country il is bur natural that .vo1e, hou1
follow them. Brides with flu dcarth of men IN the
interior OF France there mutt furey be women enough
for the vhtRns Directory, and the cosdi Of Fvs Huaared
The Csnrdlsf Elder, doubt think it improper to in
ferfere in 70 delicatea bu6nefs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-13

A woman who had been frequently beaten By her
huiiband, few mornings pan, finding him fan aneep
fewed him up in the bed cloats and ia tia, i,uaton
thrahed him 10 lundy that to fave his bones. he
tered into tfeay of amty which, probable feel
ing recollection Of hi, a:e iuerings will deter him from
Infringing When fellows heart is 70 dead to lenf-
billy to warrant bis riking woman, it to his
floudes that the remedy fhould be applied.