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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27

tranquility and good order in the province of Aexan-
dria. Health. BUONAPARTE.
(7be Copy J
Head Qar:ers, Cairo, July AZ.
Buonaparte, Member IF the Maternal Iiuts, COmrqani, in
CHIT.
ORDERS
Aytiet l. There 1lall be in each province of Egypt
4 Divan competed of feven perfons, charged to watch
over the nteres of the PROVINCE inform of every
grievance to prevent the eontels which arfe between
the different villages, to keep teady eye the
ouen and fictitious punilh them by calling in the
military force under the French commander and to
enhghten the people often it hall be found requ
hte.
dr. There fhall be in each province an Aga of
the Janzariss, who fhal conflanty re6de with the
French commandsnt. He fhall have with him COM
pany of armed men, natives of the country with whom
lac fha proceed wherever his lervees may be neceay
to maintain good order, aud to keep every in
guilty and obedience.
Dirt 3. There fhal be in every province an Intend
ant, charged with the collection of the Mir and the
feddam and generally of all the revenues which be-
longed heretofore the Mamelouos and which apper
tain at preient to the republic. He fhall have with
HIM the neetfiary number of agents.
Dirt. 4. There fhal always be with the fad intend
anti French Agent for the purpofe of corresponding
with the Administrator of the Finances for infuring the
execution of iueh orders he may receive. and for
acqurnga perfect knowledge of the fyfem of adminf-
traton (Signed) BUoNAPARTE.
true copy. BUoNAPAkrE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27
MONDAY, May ~, 1899.

tranquility and good order in the province Of Alexan
dria Health. BUoNAPARTE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27

(7be Copy J
Head Qar:ers, Cairo July AZ.
Buonaparte, Member IF the Nat,oaal Ifpte, C0oraan1t, in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-05-24
TEN CENTS SINGLE.

much more thsn they would have to r,v
s-rasi5 abroad, ~ill be lpfIicient TO ~
tue anTdal i0ilts and esptnfe,.
IL is to be olfefved yhar within ty.fs
hse months Ene'e houies have been de.irov-
ed by hte han Ter many years psA, ssd
perhaps mary TO come, the misfortune foy.
che Society j. thai the IoE:s beseiI genersliv
the hoatss injured, and that the inflJrapcs
was not sencral yet or elie never aly 0uo
Il would have seen neceaafy.
No doubt the tylien viii ere lone he BE-,
ter unisrfioot, for the pco9le in The conn,
'Y viii on confederation eaily convinc.
,heaieiyes thai tnsir houles are as well f,,s-
leet to De deiiroyed Nv hre as theie Ia 10 xns.
thea they will not heGtats moment 10 ja..
lure thewi and particularly 60 as thsv nav
10 much lcts to~ards any lois than ,boEs
IN towns, VINO have in genersl conf ierable
idditienai pteniums to pay.
hoIc that they via take their own GOOD
nto confederation snd come loas ard ~
nGgS, then am fnTe their inlirsnce viii
,ot cot them more rhan TX pence asnpallv
's' esch houie: for 4os,ooe dS pynces aiil
.aiie fun of upwards of thirty ,boufand
ollars, @hich believe will on an .vetaoe
u years be found eel,ai 10 the loiI.s which
Te haTa Feaionab!Y to expect foneitne,
neg may be more and foms years they VII
'e lets.
W. E. ssT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-05-24
Obfervations.

TIE great advantage Of The
Mutual lnfurasce Plan coniifis in, thar Il
be Ha5s generals fires only happen BAR.
tally here and tbers--then II the lois was
divided 9niong the whole, each perfon's
thare would never be much---un!uckilv the
iy'tem has hitherto not generally 5@en am
derltoo9. OF eli-it IS certain that every tsoute
owner would GENE into the mesfars. On
moderate coapuiaii1n. believe, we have
10000 white inisbstlnis in this fsaic-ws
WI az seven ayersgeto adwsllirs honfe,
winch would be loo,co dwelling houfss,
sscn dwelling houfc las on 80 average at
lear thres on MOUTHS, which makes 10000
buildings in this Rate. Suppo6ng that on
an aseFsgs twenty are annually dsisrsved by
1fe, ard the anlount was 20, 900 dollars
thsn each houfe's fsare would be jfus cents
a year, u even the ioaes amounted n
100000 dollars il would only be 2 cent.
annually per each building, and whs would
not pay that to feeufe his properly and fuc,
cour 10 many unfortunate eitizcrs in dil-
res, tHd the moe 10 ~ VIC keep by ,his
1initEuion large luine OF money, fst ieaa
100 600 d liars = yezr) in this country
! .ll,s q ps-d e 20 abroad.
] : pfopofea ~ fhe e Il plan, wIich 7 had
laid down, TO have an sgers IN each com.
/ y, whom meant 10 inlifu7 to make ooi
the declarations for infRsnee, rad i.nd
them 20 the general Office; unfortunately, 81
the general meeting, That rsrs Gas Rruck
OFT, or elfe By this limo, ] am csniidspi,
We Ghou'd have al leaf io1y million oollsrs
injured, which a, psr cent. the flock
would be 1,1oo, 900 dollars; that AZ 8 per
cent The annual intcrsf 10000 dollars
which or al average Of years would in nv
opinion be more than fnfhcient 10 psy the
annual loGes Of the whole Rae.
Forty millions Of dollars nlighi perhaps
ee thought large fun, but when you con-
hder THAI Il only the tenth part Of he bmils- |
in2s we're injured, il would be $4,000 !
buIidings, bud as in that cafe the peopS
would iSiire esy their sspiial buildings, !
they would average 1900 collars PIECE and |
% couflc make forty millions dollars.
Although bhhcro no sgerts 10 the coup.
ties nave been appointed, il is not toe late !
yet--it may aad 90 doub: will be done
aad an perfrsded ih1, 10 foon as The |
thing . properly undertook, TIC houfe own |
sr' VIII coai, "a generally, and tsc iulessa |
oi 'he PTeiens PrsmiuDs, Wish arc ne;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-05-24
Mes-LcxAon x4cealnu

4 >NtsA nsssfs2to'. vii cclauSsrce -, ,,,e
Il roth day al May--All f,ldrn,s, tbsir
parents aid guardians, ar. notified thai
ite~sFd is provided a. tia Acsden,y 70 ss-
cennodste ffuden,s Al = 4, per snnnrD 6x
months beard in adVsace-the fSward r;ii
alto iurniih bcdS, SC. to thofe uho choole
il. nc
q Number OF convenient chambers are in
reaoineis fof the Hudent--a cenfidasbl.
addition viii oe made this fuonrisr 10 ,be;r
library, snd the Fuilees feel tbs q,estsf
ceniiesnSs that under TIE iuan1ediats direc-
ton OF the Rev. Mr. BLAnl, the Seminar
viii DC adequate 10 tbs hopss Of IFS ioand.
April oh. Izoa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-05-24
NV HEREAs BY the extraor-

diaSry great ioiIes by Fire, w h;ct
ave taken place, BY thc payment OF which
and 10 comply with the ass Of Incorporate :
on OF The Mutual AiIurance Society saainfl
Fire on Buildings OF tie State OF Virqinis.
II becomes necedary and expsdien', in tie
opinion OF the Bosrd OF Direaor, Of the faid
Society TO replenhh the Funds thar the
members floulsi pay their QUOTAS, agreeable
70 the laid Acts Of GenepI Aarmbly, the
Contribution, Rules ard Regulations ofthe
laid Society, made III putilance thereof !;
thoie who have their property ,aiarelih
IN, are therefore hereby nofified and rcou,,.
&c to pay each their reflective quota, here,
10 alter mentioned, TO the Gather General
81 the faid Society at Richn.and, on or be-
fore The fifteenth OF July next: that is, thofe
who were injured before the 21d November
lat. when The Richmond i;fe took place.
muf pay the fame Preni4s,. az they have
PAD on entering for Infnrance, as fpeci6ed
IN thsir Policies; thote intursd fnce that
70 tho z4th February La, when the Nor.
ioik FIRE took place, n,uf pay 81 dollars in
tire 100 cellars Qhst IS eishty-tLrse cents in
the collar Of their f,S7,IEnJ, Is alto Is ex.
orene5 20 above; thofe injured from thai
aeriod 20 the third OF April, whes the Ere
defiekiborg ERE happened, rult pay < dol.
sr' in the hundred dollars (that is twentv..
Ave csnts in the do!lar) of their reflective
PremiEziT which they have heretofore osid.
theie pzymeEts made win repianth the
funds again according to the i&id acts: n,
therefore TO be oeierved, that ,hsfe iofired
6nce the third viz. orc not included 10 the
above re9ueff; and thcie Who infufe here
after pay only the iimple premium, uInslly
paid on entering.
Il u uneeceiary to enlarge on tile necsf-
hly Of payments icing in1de poin,cdlv to
the cay ; JaGice and humanity both caiIine
loud Tor Punefuaii'y, particularly when IL IS
reeoi!eeted, ,ha;'the al of Incorporation has
the foIlc girg clarfe " WheufceyeI any
Psrion or pc ions ihsiI neglstf 10 pay fuch
qnotsss the anurance 20 him ,nads ihsllI
ceafe and d;ieontinus, from the day on
which they become due, until plid." n 3D.
dition to which cornpoliofy means may sllo
be eto;ted to, which uil be esssnfve to
tne Iniugsgs Dad pz;i,tai to;he Dire aioa.
" F0USSlEG.
P,riidsqf ~. ii. S.
Richmond, General Office Of
Aanisncss 10Th hiay, 1880
s5- THe Printer IA hsil STATE nv. ,ssaesfe1I
70 ni,of tie a6oVe IN fleir f4fsrs mes q qoesk
fsy. toay tyeetS,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-05-24
Eagle Tavern.
H0LMAN REDWOOD.
W. 81 AsT.

ID EGS leave ,o inform his Frspds sns
= , the Public, that he has taken Poasfson
'es that ipacious and elegant Tavern, where
nc val give the noR pointed attention TO
the accommodation of thofe gsatlsneu who
may saSsr him with their preference. He ia
provided with eon6dersble number of ne,z
BEDS and Mattredss, is furniiasd with anYn.
pic Rock of the bsk Wines, spirits. Per.
ter' sts. and dsth prcsaile ihat The utn,Ots
stttention Gssli BE- paid 20 the RsbIss, vh;sL
ara airy aRd eonmoJious.
Richmond, sath Msy, 1899.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-05-24
THIS DAY RECEIVED.
And for Sale by tho Printer hereof

And toy Sale by thu Printer hereof
The MIDNIGHT BELL, : 6 .ro,sa sory.
Toung's hilays on Government; s.svoluli.
ons; tho B'itifh CsnftitntisD; Xingly
Government; Parliamentary stpssceata.
tIon and Reform Liberty anG Equality !,
iaSatisn and, the prefcnt w-r aud the
itagna:ion Of credit as council ssnh Il.
An EBAY on the Liberty Of The 9refs re-
ipeetml'y inicribed 20 the RrpGs!icsn
Printers iI'roughou; the United, ststs.,-
BY HoNTRKsIUs.
The PoRCUP[NIAD No. IT.. ! tTod;.
braftic Posm, add,,hed 20 William C.D,
esiF, by Mathew Carey.
May 10Th.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-05-24

s5' THe Pri.tsrt IA h4ii STATE ar. ,sgae,fe9
70 lasr'r tie a6oOe IN fAeir fafsys mcs q zessk
fsy feay tueelI,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-05-24
E D WARD w A N T O N,
WATCH-MdKER,

I } RESPECTFULLY informs tne ciszens
IN OF Richmond, Manchester, and their
vicinisies, that he has rented part of the
houie occupied by Mr. Collect, Breaches
Maker and Taylor, next to Medfs. tones &
Oixon's priniing-ofice, where syery thing
intbe line of his buGnef,, will be done in
manner fatisfsdory 10 ,hofc who may favor
hiu with their cnaom and patronage.
~ Gentlemen in the country, no have
Watches or Clocks 20 be repaired, may rcls
aiiured that their work GlslI be done in the
bett manner, and upon tsrns rsaionable and
moderate.
March &C. tn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-05-24
ii. WlIbar,
Matter of the Steine Houfe a
cademy, Brishtbeilnltonc,
England;

EGs leave RESPECTFULLY to Inform the inhabitants
4soi Kiehinond, sndi.s vicinity, that his ACADE-
MA IS now open III Cornmodious Room, At the
hopie late Miiier's Tavern, oppoIite the swan,
Lbs Pupils are taught the Eng!iih Language
dramatically, Writing in all h.s fashionable
lands, Arithmstic in whcle numbers, Fraction,
both Vulgariand Decimal, the E4sssaion of the
Roots, &c and Book Keeping, after the Italian
method, IT two dollars per month snd ons dellsr
sntrsAcs.
The methods for the infruSioa Of youth arr
considerations of the m9R material conf-ouc,cc aa5
eElt the rtiloit attention OF the teacher Nothiue
honld be Represented them !, diiheult or forced
OF them as al arduous TAX, . eonitant attsntion
Mould be had TO their little difficulties, ard they
mould be aiiiited in getting over them; thus in
itruet,on being repreientci in It's insA winnino
orm, cannot fail TO ineire generous emulation
by which alone the youthful mind :s induced ID
exert itielf Nothing truly valuable ca. be Obtain
ed by too great feverity.
Srf ~ls e-'e - tbs taken 70 tsnss-l The s.lins
inc dePortnent Of the body moi HI no I1rars b.
negiectedi the one ihould Be an Srnane,, 10 ths
other; and the mott virtuous fentiueut, ,n;tra -
the PolNeit bshsviopT, at leaf 70 a. 20 render their
manners eafyto rhcmielves and 20 others;
Tree from an awkward baihfulue.s, on ths one han
and rough, rude, low familiarity on the other.
The diieipline q his ichcol, and toe faoport Of
that authority, 70 neeeaary 70 the fpport OF cor
cord and good order, IS maintained nst by infoirina
Aaviih lear and dread, but by cultivatin9 the
eeeEIi of has pupils, by the arts OF rekfon. advice
and Periuaiion, and where thcfe fiji, by coming
ment from play, the Impoftion q atsit, &c. Cor.
reetion IS the sft refouree, and ne r made afe q
que AZ Gales OF osltinaey Grim: 81 vicious ma
Eure.
This plan IS nor the viionary their, OF one Nm.
Killed IN the art Of teaching, but re rciuls Of
nearly tweaty years experience, sad $ ,shar Mr..
wiibar vii aiiducuGy purfue. IT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-05-24
NoTIcx.

q L. pcrfohs are hereby rcqncaed not to take
L \ an Alignment of two bonds, s1sprn by me
TO Mr.. Reuben Turner. for the purcsafs of a
pa-tel OF leafchold land, lying in sbs eourty cl
Apg William, for the fun Of Gr35 "a 9 IA
each, conditioned Tor the payIacnt OF Coz z,
3-4 each, bearing date the 9th ,1y Of NoSen-
Der r79S-one payable the roth DAY Of June
neSt and the other on the 10th day Of June, 1907,
Is ms title 70 The fad snd IS difPnted, aud am
determined nor to tiiehsrge the above bonds un.
al the titls is iecured to me.
William HyieH.
creenwaJ, May ssth. 1893.
[swl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-05-24
HIT OGA;

Tho property of WIN. Randolph,
Efq. Of the county of Cumber-
land
a CHlCKASAW STALLION. up
n wards of fifteen hands high. OF fine
forrl, lofty casrisge, the beif contribution
po!'ibIe, tie mott graceful, various and eafy
gais', and iure fosl getter viii hand
ct EpsBslLL in Albenas!e, TO cover mares
.ton lie 6rft OF April 10 the frit Of Septem-
ncr, for the fusn OF EIGHT DOLLARS, in
en- approved note of hand, due the 6rif of
January rSoc, for each mare, rcdeemablc
by FIVE DOLLARS paid within the iea-
fon, ortwo and half barrels of CORN, or
five and half bu1iels Of 6olb merchants
be WHEA'T, delivered at Milton Mill De.
Ssre the irft Of March, 1900.
Alhemarle, aoth March, 1899. TT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-05-24
LEE, lae FridaY morninr
hpTil lc,A, 1867.

I 1iED, laa Friday morning.
- az gsy Counting Room IN AYsnebs,-
ter, Capt. LESYIS SAYANO, nssfsr r.
the Seheoncr BRrsRY, Icon Noih Carol-
~, partly loaded With Shingles: aud az IN
his papers, lone cissth.ng, add eca6ipg n.
csnce OF the tchooner. was by his 5ssii. lee
IN my poisfiion; l hereby petty Tia brirs
OF sdrniniitestsrs Of izid Savsne, os Whaf.s.
yer u may concern, thai have the fljd 81.
leets IN ny soaeGlen, and vii be glad TO-
deliver tbem up 10 The legal seareisa,s,ive
Who may sOrne pfopstly authorized, at,er
Paying The pnIounS ~bich r7sy shea BE due
me sui inould no elsiuant spyly wnbia
four weeks, 'haH asniniass upon the pro-
perry end hold the ayal'' ready ior feiliso
aisnt thereafter 10 Ike manners
LUMAN BISHOP.
EiAnchstisr, HAY 70, 1893. ~
The gazette., 1799-02-11
Imujement in CoHgrrG Hail.

In the late debate on Mr.. Crifwold's bill,
Citizen Nicholas charged the FederalGs with
deiire for war, and to prove it quoted fome
lines Of Connecticut poet. which were in
tended to depia the fcere in Congrefs Hall
when the +" Dispatches" frem the American
ENJOYS to France were opened, and which fol.
low
Loag Tad 0ar nsmj2ert sf feacs
The iajah5 tarae of GaAia'g racej
1T kngtb TIE eav9ys d1ign ID tell nr,
Tbcy baVe 10 deal qvitb ifar0y jel7oa5--
Viii Autur and The .fve- read beaR
fad bsZrtbe aibbaJe al hgR.
TBe budget cpd in CoggrcG, @sqO'd
The qvboL conhiuaaes cfIt6e brood,
And that hlir beadJ lUcre tent on Jrtspizg
SaJjo7ian, iatamy an9+tsH.
W5i!e J,y escb j:d'ral tsature cro7un'd,
A,d triumph glozv'd The ball around,
Eqcb .5aeobie 5egan b Gir,
And )afs as f5oggb en- cdeEa' jar.
Mr.. Dana complained thai he did injuGice TO
the poet BY mutiIating the delcrption, and to
complete it added the following lines /:
Up he lang ypa6f fran chin 10 joretead
Sat. cory ftatare q fbe ko,yidj
7h.ir tqosa ey'd hadtrt Rood ike Isaecrt,
Or 0t q drOvs 9jf Efaa' $ deaeoat,
IHten from tbe Iarni5g lake IN ire,
T5cy Gae tbcir Jcef on J0iid fire.
II. find IF 7cGy. or .Ry toLlnti7n.
Co1Dr4. e IN heav'ea rrUal1io1.
The gazette., 1799-02-11
NEWS FROM LISBON.

NEWD FNODI Llo DUN.
Capt. Bates, arrived at Bolton on Saturday
the I'd ina in s. days from Lifbon, on the
Gay Of his departure, the American Conful at
that place informed him, " That Malta and
Gozo,(a fmall ihand near Malta) and Minorca.
were taken by the Britilh. who aifo took AZ
the former place, the William Tell, of 60
guns, and Diana and Juice, French frigates
of 40 guns each; that the Brltih Peerel iioop
Of war, had been taken By Spaniih frigates
near Minnyca, and carried into Carthagena /:
that the Ruaian and Turkih fleets are block
ing up Alexandra, and that the King of
Naples, has fent 100000 men to Rome, un-
der the command Of the Aufrian Gen. Mack"
A Hamburger paper contains the follow: y
paragraph, which may Be confdcred conner
cially important" Stockholm, Nov. 6. The
balance OF trade is 70 much againft us, that
law againh the ufe of Injuries is ifued, and the
drinking Of coffee totally prohibited"
The celebrated Count RUmFoRD is expected
ipeedily to honor his native country with vift.
His amiable daughter will accompany him.
Report fays, that the lie of France has de-
clared idelf independent.
It is faid that the houfe Of Bdrinq5 Of Lon.
don, have made proportions to our executive
tor advancing the money for the whole of the
loan OF i've millions which it was authorized by
law Of the lat fefiion 20 borrow on the credit
OF the United States. The terms, or whether
they will be accepted, are not yet known.
The gazette., 1799-02-11
Legilatnre Of MaAacbulcttt.

In the Houfe Of Representatives, the Add;.
tional InqueR Bill has paded to be enaaed.-
A bill has been read for rafting r3s 435 dol
lars and I3 cents by General Taxa bill
providing that the whole bufnefs of the Su-
preme Judicial, now done By the Circular
Clerk, fhalI be performed by the Clerks in the
fsveral counties, has been twice read, and
ThurIay lat was aligned FOR the third read
ing-This bill has occafoned much debate
A bill to divide the county Of Lincoln, has
been read ira time.
The gazette., 1799-02-11
-NiG -
Ekn A.1
s-1ss5 ssSyzcfA
eatsIasf=i!ssltF
Port of Portland.
Marine


News has been received from Capt. Ftzge,
raid, Of the Merchant, of this port, from Liv.
erPool, having fprung aleak and bore away
for the Wefindies.
Csps. Taf., sf5i Pon, and Beyisgtsu srWc:t, -Vey.
at B4ybasoss, 9aa. 4.
TIE Et. paper, fon CBaru, s. O. fate tJaf tie apaJr
Ct V in fbaf bort is e GraH fbat vsy fevU pmaa' can
Be made a7dfbat 7uou5be 7r for b tbe fbr"
Sta 70 y ay t5arEve Of bs eiysszanes by ordering SO
60 7Harr;ggeS Vs for that eoyt immediate fright
e'aL4 bs 0btained0a goai term.
The ihp Wilmington, Cunningham, arrived
at Bolton from Leghorn, was attacked in the
gut Of Gibraltar by French zebeck: they
fought half an hour the Frenchman attempted
70 board. but the WafhiRgton poured a mof
dilheartening broad fide into him, when lie
Immediately took French leave.
Capt. Seward Of the fhip Camilla, Of Bottom,
gave French privateer, off LilbonRock, good
drubbing, S wreted from her Portuguefe prize
CHARLESTON, JAN. II.
Arrived brig Union, William Crabtree, matter, in u
dAvs from Surinam and "a from St Thomas Of and
sound for Portland, but obliged put into this pert
diref fsPpofed TO be cauied by the worms for when
fhe left Surnam ihe made 900 Rrokes hour, and in
20 days, three times that number when fe arrived
and for dayi before, both pumps would hardly keep
her free.
NrwLoNDoN JAN. So
capt Thomas Wilton efhe brig E0tgaa5o Paefet from
av-eo Bar rvoStbs public zDiB tJe os oizg narratip:
On ny O4tlVarS Pa6lgs 70 zUi14qUarS Of D1rti4eo
oSTer car IL e morning 7VLisb gavs eJae q lod Eag6
eoopr5. HJea vOtbq L1f ,7ie BanS dorm ibe Eagi6
esDrs, H Le tieoTrs Feg and fred pot TqUas then con-
vi7fr4 7Ubat ne and accordingly Pys3qysd 70 board
bit teiNg dsft' faEs rU rpo Go 6sars gao. Ep Gg
tton. Tbfrsl arsf5 6o affsr Se7uBiB toun4 7rzs IN
vla 10 fHk ogag etar, tsg1s early ne morning
lien OtfrVr4 to gaf0'ln Pa5Hger, Br6 ssr that the
JIG up with Ie gGve far asUsr fey zvozl pBt il
| IS niruta hsys bsaVy qlaH rjiss tOd bin Z
s7o tie ypzY e,ms, bit tat sUozn9t come Jon euougs 70
6rvenf tie SGrooa o1 bsiag aag s s4i74f-J0vV-
4v7g 70 zvat fbe evHt PeyJee5 Divine P,ovi-
dem. yU,r gJt battle TIE qaa4srs az 7Oert in az
infant 7Otib took Der, and & finally gf and every foul O.
Baars pcG4 made s Of eVyy e<rrtiog vs he errrr
but GHinsfsaaL Ttbea 0g1d Js 6fosy zvay ort
glad 70 tb7t had narro7v 5sapede paws ga pirae
| J,a J9ryy AZ t5s hE f 6 many h~as."
The gazette., 1799-02-11
Portland. FeJ. 7G, r79o.

u Said Sim0nt0n informs his
cultomerS and the public, that he car
rles on the BSking Bgfnej5, at his bake
houie in Union-freet, where hewill be
happy to receive their commands.
The gazette., 1799-02-11
THE GAZETTE.
pouIand.

M0NDA1-, FEBRUARr II, 1900.
The gazette., 1799-02-11

News has been received from Capt. Ftzge
raid, Of tie Merchant, of this port, from Liv
erPool, having fprung aleak and bore ava!
for the WeRindes.
The gazette., 1799-03-11
or TOLNE11.- rAc1.

WHEN this celebrated Pbiblobber
was feeking the " courJs Of The 7oinds'
in this country, he happened to be O.
vertaken by form on Lake Erie
The yedel, in which were number OF
other paGengers; was driven by the
force Of the wind directly towards the
ihore, which preiented TO the view OF
the aGrighted padengers one continued
range Of huge rocks rifng perpendicu-
larly from the Lake, and upon which
they momently expected to be dafhed
to pieces.-In this ftuation, the calm
philolophy of Volney deGerted him i;
with conformation in his countenance,
and frantic gefure, which it is impoli-
bic to delcribe, he ran to the Captain,
who was bufei in endeavoring to fave
the vefel from deltrudion, and deman-
ded Of him infantly to put out his boat
and fet him on 1hore. The captain, in
vain, endeavored to expoitulate with
him on the impofIibility Of complying
with his requef.-" 4 tel y0H Oat, CaPj-
faine" fayS he "1 you do not diret1smsHi
PIT ne on de (bore, begOr / fall be dro70n
So fIbe dr0zVn 1lI tel Citoyen Adet,
ct ls Citoyen Adet vI tel de Pr6fdent, ct
Mogfenr Le PRECEDENT 0H hang you for V0n
dem raJcaL" Fear had 70 completely
taken poheflion of his mind, that he did
not confder rhe impofibility of putting
his threats into execution elf be Ua5
droqc1. ~ Fortunately, however, the
wind foon after abating, faved the cap
tain from the gallowS, and the Philofo-
pher from the DeWI 2!
The gazette., 1799-03-11
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