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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-30
Now opening for Safely
Boardman & Little,
II No. l. Eb.Sfreet,

III No. l, ftlb-ofreef,
An aaortment CT GOODS, confiiting
of the following articles, viz.
AUPERFiNE, fine and low priced
~ Broadeotlss, dark and light-blue Cafmere; black
white lab, nfiped, mixed and printed ditto; Coat
inps; twilid and plain Lanlbikns greeH. yellow
crmfon aud white Baizes; yellow and white Flannes
Dulls Fotelt Cloths Plains toilanee and fwani-
down Waifteoating, rofe and plain Blankets; Carpet
ing Sailors Cap5 twiifd and plain Veivets Thick
tets hair and worried Plulh; iatin Laisngs; Gala.
mancocs; Durants Tamnies patent Worried Hole /;
fix & and cotton do. Marieiles. book, tam
bor'd jaconet and plain Mullins black do Dimties ;
white GiDghan,s; variety OF Cacoes; cotton Cam
brcs linen do chintz Shawls; purple do. plain and
tripcd Satins; Modes black 0auze lrii Linens;
long Lawns cotton Checks linen do ladies iaihion-
able fix Gloves; bandane and black elk Handkerchief
cotton and linen pocket ditto mems fix and leather
Gloves hair and other Ribbons; Galoous; Sewing
Silks Tapes Edgngs black, blue, white and eolored
Thread Bsbbn; Tnil Quality ard fhoe Bindings !;
mems, womens and boys Hats oi-elothsr &c.
Winfor Soap; fashionable Tea Trays;
Bread Bafkets; Gamblers Decanter Stands !;
a large alortment of Knives and Forks Iron Spoons
tea do. feel Shutters and Trays Pen-knves and Cut
toes Rszors and Cafes Shears and scors; Shovels
and Tongs; brafs Kettles; general a1orment of
Hollow Ware, and Dogs roby and 9 by Gals !;
Dutch Looking Glafes; Warming Pans Frying Pans;
block-tin Teapots Bellows Speelaclcs floor hearth,
cloth and fhoe Bruhes bras Handles and Eicutcheons:
flock, chef and other Locks door aud table Hinges
Wood Screws fee plate Hand-saws fafh do Chiels;
Couges Plain Irons Compaiics IRON Squares; Au-
gers; Files Thumb Lalches brafs Cocks; brafs
Nails; Curry Combs fhoc Knives, and Hammers !;
Avis lnk-stands and powder Sieve Bottoms Gin
bcts nail Hammers hunting and neigh Whips and
Thongs; worried and linen Webbing; Strrups Bits,
plated and comnon Spurs inlet ana fiat fctt Buckles
fadcle s.rsiners ladders Hammers Pincers cart;
Wagon and chafe Boxes.
Ays, 9sry gssi s6o,fweut IF
Crockery and Glafs Ware.
Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea Teas
French Brandy, ofthe 6ra quality, w I. Rum
Gin, Molaaes, Sugar, Coffee, and large num-
Der Of other articles, too numerous for an ad-
vertiiement.
The shove articles viii behold on the lowell terms
for Cath country produce
Portland Dec rs, 1899.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-30
AS, a Vs,y gssi e1o,fwers IF
Crockery and Glafs Ware.
NOTICE is hereby given to the

i ~ nonreiident proprietors and owners of the fol-
lowing lots OF Land lying in the of Babs, county
of York, that their lots of Land taxed in State,
County and Town, schoo-houfe and Road tax, in the
bills committed to the Subfcrber, Collector of faid
town, for the year I70Sto collect in :he following ref
peGtivc fums, viz:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-30

And unlefs faid taxes ard colt of
advcrti6ng, paid to me- ,Afore the Fifteenth
day of Taauay next, 70 much of faid land viii be 70
Pubic vendue, will be efficient TO pay the fame
with all intervening charges, at the dweing-houle of
the lubfcriber in Betbei aforeladIhe iae to begin
rem clock in the forenoon on faid day.
Aaron Barten, Collector.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10
PROCLAMATION.

7bs M'nEty9ft6e Sublime Porte 70 TIE Generate,
Offers and Soldiers Of tbs Fyestb amy IN Egypt.
- The French Directory, iorge,ful OF the
rights of nations, has deceived you furpriied
your good faith, and in contempt Of The laws OF
war, ient you to Egypt, country fubjed to
the dominion of the Sublime Porte, under pre-.
tence that that power tfefha conien:ed TO The
invafon Of its own territory. Can yen entetain
any doubts bet that the only objea of the Di-
ieetory 10 Tending you to remote country was
to banilb yeu from France, and to plunge you
into an ahyfs of dangers. If completely igno-
rant of The truth, you have invaded the terrific
w of Egypt, and are made the inItfuments to
violate treaties of the mot lolemn kind, mutt
you not attribute this to the perhdy ct your
Directors Egypt mua however be freed from
70 iniqnitous an invalon, and Wait armies are
now in march, and the lea is covered with for-
,nidable fquadrons for the attainment OF that
Object. Thoie among you of whatever rank
they may be, who with to extricate themielves
from the imminent peril to which they are ex-
pofed, are called upon to 6gnify their intentions
without delay to the commanders of the land
and naval forces of the allied powers. They
may be confident of a flfe conduit TO whatever
place they may be defirous to proceed, and they
fhall receive pafports to proted them on their
voyage from the iquadrons and cruifers of the
allied powers. Let them haaen to take advan.
tsge Of the beuignant dip 56tions of the Sublime
Porte, and let them eonfder it as proptious
location for extreatng themfelves from the
horrible gulph into which they have been pre-
eipitated !''
Done at Connantinople the nth Of the
Moon Ranarzar, IN the wear of the He
grs, 1913, the 5th e. oth) of Feb. 1899.
From the Royal Printing Office at Haikeng,
in The environs Of Conaan,inople.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10
From ]. RudeII's Commercial Gazette.
Extraa gfa Letter from Europe.
49,. APRIL BIZ


"wE have been fometimc in po6eilion of
letters and Iapers from the United States to the
beginning OF March, and from what psiies on
both iid. of the atlantic, it is too evident that
our country never was in greater danger than
at this moment; the Directory will not foon
make another of thole miaakes which has here.
tofore baffled their fchemes, they now know
perfectly well the nature of our parties and their
relative frength-they are perluaded that cur
people will not voluntarily fabmit to great bur.
dens and fuHcrines to iecure themfelves againlf
thofe who preff to be their frien1s, and they
deride the attempt Of government, feeble as
that of the United States to enforce by its own
energies the requifite exertions; if therefore
they were in Gtuation to operate with fmall
force they fay all oppoGtion to their will would
be inlfantly fubdued ;-ar preient, however this
fmall force cannot be brought to bear upon us,
and for this reafon they will reforr wholly 10
thofe arts which have never failed of iuccefs,
but have been the principal means Of all their
vieiories. Their mca.ures are :elolved on and
you will foon hear of new a1urances being Civ.
en- OF diipoltion more amieable than ever,
and if treaty gb7n ahm9R any term Mould be
required, it will not be abtolutely refuied.-lt
is probable A miniaer will be fent to Philadel.
phia, as this is meafnre ftrongly recommend.
ed by ,hofe whole advice has been often follow
cd =" lay aide, Fay thefe traitors, all preten.
fons which may alarm our people, fupprels for
moment your JUL Indignation, and all your
def es lhail be accomplished fsnd minif
ter, Gay they, to the United States inaead of
waiting for a new emi(lion of ENJOYS Whole in
traaablity will location new embarraGments"
-" it is eaher 20 manage the people at home
than the Delegates OF their government here,
Especially, if you iend for The purpofe, man
who enjoys the reputation of being their friend"
-fuch is the language to which the Directory
Kittens, and in order to keep alive the hopes
and influence of faction, two or three of our
yshsls are relealed, and nothing is iaid of our
capturing the Infurgent, diroving the treaties
and other ofen6ve acts. But while every man
Of fenfe views thess things in their true light,
every friend Of our country trembles for its fate
for notwithstanding the erofnels of ,he(t vile
arts, il s too manifef that in our temporifing
policy in the ltrength and audacity of our fac.
lion at home, and their influence at Paris, we
are treadng fat upon the heels of the unhappy
Swiss"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10

1t is under1ood that Col. HussswELL's
regiment of u. S. Infantry, is to renaezvoa, in
this town. The arrival Of the officers is ex.
peefed this week and it is alto expected tha,
two field oficers-the faf officers, and one
fubaltern in each company will confsntly re-.
lide her. Two officers from each company
will attend the recruiting fervice in the country
and the men, as fan as entitled, will be for
warded to their REFLECTIVE Officers at the rendez.
vous, TO be equipped and difcipl;ned.
doubt is entertained of the fpeedy eniiment of
aregiment and the Difriet of Maine can fur.
Min as good men for the iervice as any lta.e in
the Union.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10
LONDON, APRIL 40.

LONDON, APEIE
Mr.. Mills, appointed Governor of Upper Ca.
NADIA, takes out with him General Hunter, and
Lord Charles Bentwick, youngea fon to the
Duke e Portland, aiide camp TO the General.
An American in London has invented per-
petual log, which being attached TO the rudder,
is to conmunicae to petfons on deck the pro.
sref of the veael.
Eighty F, enchmen arrived at Naples March
6, from Egypt. The great part of them per-
fst7y bkad-Among thefe Commillioner SucY !;
who was eDsJ1aated after landing.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10

meeting of the Afocated Clergy of this county
held in this on Wednesday laR. Pub c fer
vice performed at the meeting houfe of he Rev
Mr.. Ka2gs truly evangelical dfcourfe dev
cred by the Rev. Mr.. Msyyet, OF Standl from th,fe
words And zsbouf eon',.vrs greet tie mas,y Of god
hHs God roas masta i" tie J6 jsqei ia TIE Spin Fen II
asgeh pyeaebsd tbe Gf1s 6ttsf Br 4royid
seiVed Up into gsy' fu,ahle prayer made by the
Rev. Mr.. Sfsne, of Windhan
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10
LEoM,NsrER (Mfs.J JUNE 8
SUICIDE.

Mr.. Uriah Sawyer and his wife Fat out from
his brother Joieph Sawyer's, to go to the houie
where they lived, about a quarter Of mile
acrois the palture. Mr.. Sawyer, while on the
way, appeared TO be remarkably pleafant, and
thoughtful about his family, until they were
near the houle to which they were going. Mr..
Sawyer took razor from bis pocket and faid
to his wife, now you or | mutt die" She
then made her efcape, f:reamsd for help, but
he at the fame time drew the razor acrois his
throat, and bled to death in very fhort time.
Mr.. Sawyer was little more than thirty years
of age; has left a wife and three children. He
had the tilents of a man, ufeful both to himieli
and the public.--The verdia of the Jury Wa,
felt murder
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10

goal for fedition, and 6nce ccndueed to this
town, was arraigned before the Circuit Court,
heard his Indictment read, and plead not gm ny.
At his requef, Saturday, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
is aligned Tor his trial.
MIR. FARsAsKs, Of Dedham, was alto in.
diced for fedition, put to the bar, and plead
not guilty.
SYLVESTER, indicted for counrsrfeiting |. S.
Bank Bills, plead guilty.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10
Dome(tic News.

BALTIMORE MAY 20.

}DREHDFUL FIKE
YESTERDAY morning, about O'Clock, Il
peaftd Almighty God to allow a mott tre
meodous fir. to break out at the bakehouie OF
Patrick MILAN in South-reet, and to rage with
the utmoa fury until three fronts of one iquare
of new and valuable buildings were entirely
deftroyed.
Such was tie Hiilnefs of the morning that al
mot the whole pile was enveloped in flames
before A fuficient number of citizens were col
l.tted to oppofe the progrels of the devouring
element with any fueceis.
The damage is eliimated at between two
and three hundred thouhnd dollars.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10
portlatlo,
MoNDAr, JUNk 10, 1899,
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS,
WSieb I had bs baepins6 10 communicate 10 tie pub
liz, BY The ian CaSefie, IL b;gtJ important 10 tbe
quorH. Eve,y bOr5R heart muf exut at tbe com
plex dij5omftare Of The Frmcb in THAR gprra,i,cJ
and plans )0r lbe pysIfat campaign. II Is trobaJs
fbs combnfd pOqpers nil Jpeedily drive ITEM from
mo0 Of t5s conquered soHafrie,. 71us dsjeated
ajroad, ndPisgfd upon az all pointt, an internal
reVOizfion auia ddabtlsJG joan fake place.
II feu more f~tratf, from tie papers bro't BY Capt
Prince, are giUfn ibis day. Capt p Is entitled 10
much credit far BIS attention TO procure /acb late
iatel1gence.-Capf. p. completed BIS voyage IN
98 days, out and home.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10
Ngw.YoRK, JUNE I.

Capt. How Of the fchr. Ifabella, from Cadiz,
arrived at Baltimore, informs that by fpecal
edia, The expectation of cath from that port is
prohibited, and puniihed with death on detee-
lion that there are now confined in the Cattle
New England captain & his crew, who were
detected fmugslng MONEY = saln.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10
TsiEsr, MARCH &c.

A T'urkifh fhip from Alexandria, which fail.
ed by permiilion of the Englilh, has arrived
h-re, having number of French officers, &C.
clothed in 1urkiih habits but as iome fofpicion
aiofe in The mind Of our Commiaioner of Police,
h has had them all arreaed-lince which 1t has
b.en r.po.ted, tbat Buoaapar'e i' among '6:fs
Gsi!ltss !
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10
THE LEGISLATURE,

Have been principally employed in local mat
tiers of no great moment The Hon. FI)bsr
Ames, accepts the choice of a Councillor, vice
Salem Tonne, Efq. reiigned.
The Senate and Houfc formed Convention
and elected JOHN Avery, Efq. Secretary ef TIE
STATE, and PRLEc CoFris, Efq. Treaiarer for the
current year.
In the Houfe, June a. committee was aP-
pointed to conGder whether any further mea
fures are necedAry to be adopted refoeding tn e
Ten Townfhips of Land on Peaobfeot River
lately purehafed Of the Indians.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10

MfRRIED-ln this town, Mr.. Wi2iam Frzssi to
Mis Raanab Hath.
AT Reading, MIR. Jobn o,asto Milf Pa~sia Pssatjf,
daughter to the Rev. Mr.. Preniifs OF that place.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10
NAYdL INTELLIGENCE.

On Tucfday Capt. Talbot took command of
the Contribution frigare to which he was in
troduced by capt. Nichollon.
Capt, Nicholfon is appointed to fuperintend
the building Of a "a, not to the command, as
erroncou1y aated
The Merrimaek, of a. guns, Capt. Brown,
failed laa Wednesday on cruiie.
The Herald, Capt. Ruael, was TO fail from
Newcalle the 40 h ult. to cruife between Ha-
yannah and St. Mary's. lt
The Montezuma, Capt. Moony, late III 1t
on board the United States, has alto failed or
a oruifc. ..-.t 60
Capt. Murray, late of the Montezpma, is te
be removed TO another veAel. sfi .snnvf4
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10

DIED--In this town. on Tueiday morning Ian, Mr.
Wa.sm Pwrygsn, Of the foeiety OF Friends, aged as
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10
PORTLAND RANK

Bill Tor Incorporating Bank in this town has been
read in the Legislature Of this late, and Saturday lalt
appointed for fecond reading.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-10

AIKEN up, on Thuriday hn
L. brown COW, with white face--appean !
sbou, II years old--The owner may have hH =
by proving properly and paying charges. as
IGNATlUS LORl"
F,iTOmb, 1fy IS.
The gazette., 1799-04-08
39orNan0,
ANNUAL TOWN-MEETING.
M0NDAr, APRIL s, 1899.


On Monday lat the Inhabitants OF this town
held their annual meeting, when The following
town off -ers were choien toE tie enfuing year
Tgrpa ClsyE-s;ephen Patten
Sele57ggea Samuel Freeman, Woodbury. Storer Mat
thcw Cobb, Daniel Tucker, and Robert Boyd
t0egfey5 ftbs Poay.-Lemuel Bryant, I4ac Gage, and
Joieph c. Boyd.
Tgq0a IregErr-Enoch Iaey.
ATGor.-Peer Warren, Edward Ozpard and Joieph
c boyd
CoaalHA-Ezra Gibbs, William Caldwell, and Caleb
Graf4m
Co!s67or sr r7.rss-George Warren.
Snrv9ors gf Hgbreys-DAr..e MuGey and Henry
Wheeler
Suyvcyoys sf Boa,a Stephen Waite. Daniel NufIey,
Samuel Moody, William Waterhoufe Mofes Noyes,
Daniel bb, Jeremiah KimbaI, AnGell Lewis, Enoch
Lowell and Henry Wheeler.
SuTgsyor5 # S5itr5 William Waterhoulc Jonathan
Alorf,, Smith Cobb and Daniel Cobb.
C4Esyg sf StJyf5, Cs-Ihomas Minot, AnthUny Fur
maid Anthony Knight. Jacob knight, Nathaniel Bracket,
William WSterhOulc DAuic Shearman, George Motley,
Thomls Merrill, Abraham Tyler, John RamlAy and
Jacob Ham.
F1zse E1e7ys,5-Peletiah Furnald, Thomas Berry and
lJfeph Could
Tybisg0aa.-Jamcs Flood, George Burns and Thomas
S<eIton
EDs Wayo5.-Thomas Motley, Ebcnezer Mayo, Hugh
Mcclellan. Daniel Tucker, Nathaniel F. Fofdick, Mat
iAcw NnuO. Hoodbury otOTeT and KOoert boyd
ClsykJ sf tae 1z4yke Salmon Chaie, Daniel Davis,
william Symmes, John rockingham and George E.
Vaughan
S-1sr. ofLeatbr.-Pcter Warren, John Philips, Hen
~ Wheeler and Afa PIummer.
Agly E15G15 -Molcs Lunt, Zach2rah Novel; and
JUleph Lows.
CAN.ys " fFi5.-Thomas Burnhum. Thoma, Merrill,
Benjamin knight, Anthony FarnaIl, Thomas Minot
and Jacob Knght.
O7-,EeyJ efhr EoI H9sc The Owe fe=rs ofthe Poor.
Heg Ree7ri ! ans Flood Daniel Green JofCPh Cha-
lie, jok Ph Wilton, Ezckic Sawyer Rqb-rt Mitchell,
Noah Beem4n and J5hn knight.
Ran. Ks1fnr.-JolcPh Wi!on
fisa Dryvs. lanes Flood, JoIeph Chalice, DApie
Green ard James Jordan.
Isibe57oy of Poile.- Jonathan Dcane
laloet7oy n i33@fsl Line.-Jo0n Lovit.
Jnfaatloy n aJHsj ja-F4ys3 Linz William Barbour.
Hratt Ca7-z7i tie y he npettor Of Police, Tfomas
M"tcy, William Syu.nae. LblHez.- Mayo ~ad Salmon
Cha!e,
The gazette., 1799-04-08
Marine
Articles.

Monday arrived brig Lion, Captain Alden
from Antigua.-Markets dull.
Tuefday arrived fchooner Martin, Captain
Roach, in 20 days from the Havanna.-Capt.
r. failed under convoy Of the Delaware lloop
Of war, Capt Decatur. Captain Decatur had
captured French letter of maique fchooner,
ON Havana for Cape Francois, having on
board con'derable fun in fpece. He fent
home by Capt. RoacE, one Of the crew from the
letter OF raTque.
Yeferday arrived the armed fchooner Hun
ter, CaPtan David Smith, Jun. 46 days from
CadiL.-6aiIed in company with the arm-d
hips Orono, Paine, Of Edenton, and Prov-
depce, CIuG, ditto brigantine Newyork Pack
ct, Errice; brig Jemina and Fanny, Smith /;
b'gantine Eliza and Mary, Newyork fhr.
Succefs, Grace, Marblehead; fchooner Free
Pcit, Wells, BoN0n f:hr. Dolphin, Wo03bn-
~ Beverly.
The gazette., 1799-04-08
no BE SOLD
At Public Auction,

MT 4 uDl1C AuCLIOIl,
n: TIE dzvsllizg bOge Of Mr.. JOHN MILLIKlN, Ing
holder IN Nortbyarmautb,
On TueGday, 21ft day Of May next, at
private fale)
One half of Lot No. four in
the acre DivihOn wen fde Royals River in f4id
town Conditions to pc made known at the time
and place ofl4e.
ALTO, to be let or fold, a Farm on
Cozen's TGand, containing between ninety and enc
hundred acres.
ALTO, Two hundred acres of Wood
Land, in the town of FreePort to be fold Private
Sale.
For particulars, inquire of Colonel JONATHAN
MITCHELL, Of faid Northy4rmouth:
Apra s, 1899.
The gazette., 1799-04-08
COURT or ETNEM,

Flow ye iOft lays in artlefs numbers prove,
The pleaing joys that fPring iroG mu.u4 love
Dffule the coPious gifts OF Hymen round,
70 each foir breah tranfportug CLEANS ,nPart,
Let evry face with cheerful flnlles be ctown'd,
And r4ptures ce4lelels elevate each heart"
MARRIED-At Gv5az on Sunday evenn ng 3Ift ut.
by the Rev. MIR JewetS, MIR. WILLIAM SHAw, mer-
chant OF Falmouth, Mils EUxIcE GOTHAM, dAu liter
Of C1p:. Prince GOrbAm IF B4,gg4bs
At NsytJyara9ut5, Mr. sErH SwEEzsrR, Jun. to MIS-
RE3EccA WooO, both of that place.
The gazette., 1799-04-08
Choice Of Governor, &c.

Although one or two folitary iacobirs had
the efrontery 10 declare their determination to
fuPport the jacobin candidate, Heath, yet the
good fenfc and dilcernment of the people we're
lufhciently awake to bafi- the attempt. by Civ
ing their fufrages for Governor SUMNER
The following is &atement Of the votes in
this town:
For GoOraar. Increafe Sumner, I63-
Heath 4.
Il. G0OsrnOr. Mofes Gill. 154-fattering. 3
Se"afor5. Stephen LongfellOw, 14o- Daniel
Davis, I47-icattering, Z.
FALMOUTH.
GOOsrnar. Sumner, 66-Heath, 6. H. Coo.
Gill, II, Senator's. Longfellow 66-Davis 60
-icsttering, 38.
Govsnor. Sumner, 8o-fcattering, 7. 1t.
Csv. Gill, 81. Ssaat'rs. LOngfellow, 85-
Davis, 50.
NORTH YARMOUTH.
CO7s,nor Sumner, I4S-fcattering, d
II. Coz. Gill, I39. SsHatOrI. Longfellow, 36
Davis, I32-icattering, ?.
LIVERMORE
CoOernor. Sumner, 73 and all. Il. Gov.
Philips, 6s. Ssnat0rs. Longfellow, 58-Da-
Wis 63.
Ia Buxton the fons Of fedition fucoeeded in
obtaining majority of about 20 for Heath.
There fcems TO be no room to donbt the
election Of Mears. L0ngtelbqO and DsviI, as
Senator's for this county.
By the return of votes in the lat Bolton
papers, it appears that Governor Spr will
have above three quarters of all the for
Governor. And Mr.. Gil nearly uE4 lous
vote for 1t. Governor.
The gazette., 1799-04-08

PORTLAND BANK.-The fun ofIoo.ooo
dollars, was fubfcribed lat week, for the eRab-
Ehment Of Bank in this town.
The gazette., 1799-04-08

In thar part of Northampton (now
the Wexford of America) which is
Injected by the mania Of infurreaion,
there is not Jingle WEALTHY farmer
oppofed to the houfe tax. The mif-
creants competing the Oppoftion poi
ielS little or no property. It is there
fore ablurd 10 fay, that the houfe tax
has been the cagje Of the dilcontent,
which now manifelts itfelf by open vio-
Ience. Mott is merely the Prefcxt.
The eagle may be found in congreh.on-
al fpeeches, in jacobin relolves, and
in the inhammatory and fictitious
movements Of the French party in the
United States.
The numberleGs reports from North
amPton, now prevalent in this city, are
70 various and oppofte, that no faith
can be attached to any of them. This
much we believe to be true, that, on
Wednelday laf, meeting Of the dep
utieS from the different town1hipS of
Northampton county, was to have been
held at Quakertown, to deliberate whe-
ther it were mott expedient to fubmit
to or OPPofe government. The Perfon
who gives this information left that
neigh6ourhood on Wednesday morn
ing laf, Of cour(e could not give any
intelligence as to the refult Of their de-
liberations.
The gazette., 1799-04-08
Francis Morris.

Prafs1Gr oftbe French 81 Engiih Gran
MARI nlHaqg, a4a Afss ~ i5s YlLa y Fy5il5ilas:
D ESpeafully informs the Ladies and
-~A Gen;em4a Of Portland and rs veinity thar IL,
ProPoes open BIS Academy tex teaching thole uefuE
accomplishments. ioon a flfhcieAt encouragement
ibal be offered.
CONDITIONS
The French and Englilh Crammars
TO be attended % two Gays in week, Monday and
Wednesday mornings and Afternoons, at dollars each
fcholar, per quarter
MuGc for the Fortepiano, thoro' BATS,
every Tuelday aud Friday morning and afternoon
Ladies who have SPnnett Fortepiauo may be
taught At Mr.. A1or5ill boarding houfe.
Dancing, every lhur1day and Satur-
day in the afternoon, from two o'clock to fun fet az
dollars and 50 cents p-r quarter for thorr who have
before been fchoo, and for thole sho have nor.
NIB. The fchoiars will furnilh them
feves with room, wood and candies
The fubicribers will expect to pay for
the quarter whether they attend or not.
One half of each branch TO be paid
for entrance and the remainder at the end IL the
quarter.
q Suglsrl6iiou 16a89s 0Gss4 AZ NIX. Jsrzs's
Book-SToRE.
A5rR siB, 1900.
The gazette., 1799-04-08
BosTCN, APRIL 3.
LOOK OUT.

IOOA w IL.
A merchant vedel, arrived at Beverly
this week, was met with on the Banks,
a few days fince, by French Privateer !;
but being in a leaky condition, and
having TO portable goods on board was
fufeted to proceed.