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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28

The prefden,s birth day win be celebrated on the
5oth infant in various parts of the Union The cit
ilers Of this town, preiumed viii not fuer the day
to pats noticed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28

hdvices from the Seat of Government, fay
That the Prefdent has convened Council to
deliberate on the Gate of the Union. The En-
bafy to France is to remain fufpended for fome
time ; but the numerous detentions of Amer-
can venels by the Briti(h lhips of war, en- pre-.
rence of having enemies property on board, will
be made the fubjed of formal demand of ex.
plantations. tits well known, that in the time
of war, the citizens and fubjefs of nations the
leaf powerful at lea, will make ufe of neutral
flags to cover their property !: Nor is it fecr.t
that there are neutrals who will endeavor to pro-
tee that property,-who will run any riiks to
enfure its fate arrival and who will do any
thing but commit downright perjury, to make
the world believe that its owners were Amer
can. 1t mutt be admitted, that a belligereu,
power has right to arreit fuch property on the
ocean and to fend in for a more fair exan,iua.
ton than can politely be made at Tea, fuch yef.
feis as may reafonably be expected to be laden
Herewith, in whole or in part. AT the fame
lime it is the duty of our government to inquire
into any violations of the laws of nations and
70 fee that its citizens do not fuffsr detention
and ipoliation, on falfe pretences and frivolous
'lrpirions. And this the PreGdent will do.
&c In Philadelphia the Fever has fnbGded. and
the gloomy catalogue of death is no longer to
be puoli'hed. Buiinels is again relumed--the
yellow enemy will foon be forgotten, and the
Hreets OF the metropolis crouded with the merry
and the gay"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
JOSIAH WATERS.
Mr.. Cummings Sermon.

JUST PUBLISHED,
IND NOW RE44DY FOR SUBSCRIBERS AND
PURCHASERS,
M K. CUMMINGS excellent Sermon.
lVl delivered on the 9th inN at the OsDIsATIos
OF the Rev. CALEB BRADLEY, to the paftoral care
of the Second Paiih in Falmouth
~ Sub/eri6ers in Falmouth zoiH plea)e
10 apply 70 Mr.. BRADLEY at Mrs, BsowNs. 4p5e,e
Jif ao'"' aye -, le dnd tbsS vObo bsse 5,ibea in
Portland may afpy at EsKs BooksroRr, soaeye they are
aga J0r Jase.-Price 81
oasbo az, 1879.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28

MdRRIED-In this town, by the Rev Mr. Kellogg,
Mr.. SAMUEL Tom, to Mifs SALLY SHAW.
- Mr. GALES HaTcn, to Mifs PoLLr GLaziER.
At Bottom. Mr. WILLIAM JENKs of Cambridge, to
Mils BErsEy Russell, of the former place.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28

a Hamburger paper of Sept. ,, fays
:" General P'ebsgrn' is appointed Commander
OF the Swns Corps, now in the pay Of Great
Britain"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
War Department.

Trenton, September Z, 1893.
q Ill Officers of the iirlt regiment of
4 n Artlllerins Engineers, and of The 6rf, fecond
third and fourth regiments of Infantry in the ervice
OF the United States who are, from whatever eauie alb
lent from their commands required with all pobe
expedition to report hemelves by letter Major Cen
eral ALEXANDER HAMILroN. The officers thus called
upon will be held amenable for any avodsble DELAY 10
reporting hemelves, and thofe who do not report in
ieur months from the date of this notification will be
preiumed to have reGgned their commifions
JAMES MsI1ENRY.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28

BY the appearance of the votes in Pcnrfyl
vanla, for governor, it is probable 1g'Rean is e
leetcd.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
IN Ssnatt, June rot6, 1899.
ON the Petition of the Commute

In Ssnatt, Jnne rotb, 1899.
ON the Petition of the Committee
OF the Plantation OF New Pennyeook praying that faid
Plantation may be incorporated into town by the boun
diaries particularly fpecifed in faid petition,
ORDERED, That the petitioners eaufe an at.elted
copy OF their petition and this order thereon to be pub
i'ihed three weeks ncceiyely, in the PORTLAND Ga
zErrE, the Ian publication to be forty davs at leaf be-
fore the econd Wednesday of the next feion of the
General Court, that all perfons nereed may then ap-
pear and thew eauie II any they have, why the prayer
of iaid petition fhould not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence
JOHN c. JONES, P,sflat Pre- ten.
In the Hogf Of RepveEntatives, June 'zc,' 1899.
Read and concurred
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Speaker.
True Ccpy--AiteR,
EDWARD McLANE, ckak of tie Senate
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28

Joubert was married while on his way from
Paris, to take command of the army of Italy.
His bride was virgin, wife and widow, in the
courle of twenty days.
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rLif of Letters.

rLift of Letters,
Remaining in The Psq Office, Kenn.Junk, o. I7.k:
1899.
John M. Bookings, John Brown
y Jonas Clark, Eq. Hannah Cole,
Samuel Davis, BENJAMIN Day. Wall.
Peter foliom, William Hscket,
John Hanlon, Polly Mitchell,
Jofeph Thomas, Capt. Daniel Walker,
Francis Watts, Thomas Worlhburn
JOS. STORER, p. M.
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a
majority. q the reprsf@nl tiees 4! I
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TIE VIOLET.

GERFNE IL t5s morning, t5s ll,t i.evJ its 7.9,
- hsi fay' q Eilute 70 tbs eaqcH
n. jar -pilt Bis I35Ie7dor errJroidcys tb- syf
.4rj ., g5tsrI ne. .dsvg he L7Ur
VLiis tbe yEai ef JBaua5 70 i,drEaree r'y: 7gay,
A1t 9'-5-y TIE prime cf tt-ir bans,
Let E7e's Blooming !IagL:eri, tb. garden yarey,
and r-ke TIER r.nrDk5 on ne Go-o.r5.
9B. gr,t.'r1y- 2r,-7. oicrv: az * rrs2.
Hotv ssarfirg f5e g'9G II il y-f,
Eo-g fyogf CID Eo-p FafsJ Z ea7A oa f yGlA,
n bsaa.ys agaEy 21';
From n R9:, "a, Clya4o7, .5s PINK, 1aI ~ C!oo.,
Vbzt odears i4ss3saiyy l9ri4g;
n. Soai5 -y,-ts T;eEsr j5sJ,ae t5oz. itc grsv-,
A 4 br.9.s fb.r le1y.s 7yh5 y zy4S.
fer tJsa7 ~ ~ Y ~ Fgril. array,
Sl< t5s VIoLsr bazty rs:rf-t;
n a7.2r,f e7rsfI5aeat BE fs.is5 eI tje L4y.
1t foss can eveszI bsr in j7r1et5;
81 milk, tbss 10 -yi'b n7.srFaz-!G graes,
So. might zen 4 palace a8:yH,
50. If IA lie b:dss L.-s, b, i7a5oeHt jae.,
.4al gyo7v5 at tbt J@at 5f tls Tborn.
So Bsasty. ye ja.r oaes, is doa5y ryird,
WIea msd59y beig5ta7f IL e5arms,
Wbrr zg.str & aiV'as aa2I gen % 'je mind,
TIE Gf;rf Of szsb Satgy 1
Let aane taIk Of B'cnss and az Der Proal train,
Tie grases f5st Sgaf ker S1H,
17Is rsaacay snly ~ nsf.ee caH gaiH,
TBA Vlolrr Ely7sgi' lien az
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Commonwealth Of MaGachulats.
In The y-ar Of oar Lord oae tbagazd f0. 3

IN tfe y-ar Of ear Lord one tb9gaad JS7 q n
drsi and ziHly Di4e. NJ
An ACT, limiting tie time v;thinNhi(I
Petitions for Uag-s vh',h nave oecn 1rzwa n .ors
Y d1rs, GaIi hr fl2l:ncd.
~ Il cnatAI iy the Sca4te, and H2-i
OF A.~1 'e- Nj TaryIl Can't 7-ihi, ID 5 *
aatJ5ry y He Ea--, That no 7-titior for Wage Will
have h--e 7iore hrcn -vn by f.-gad Ordc-s hai 4,
hcro-it- l t;1cd un -ls luch Pct va lhah be lrsf
81 "lthn TWO YEARS ffaq hs 5z.1rr r f5i5 "a: 4 ,
On failure hoTeof t-e Petitioner App san: and aa
ant h'i te forever excluded ana barred from angCa
or demand 25 inn this Commonwealth for or On 7cot
of any W4gc' f drawn, or aledge4 q oe drawn, ~
tirtlco' an- tu>l Forged Oder. Aud the Secretary
hereby dICctld caule thi, Ad to be publ he1 II
icvcral Newspapers printed in this Commonwealth ~
three months .ucce1ireIy W.
Zr 'is H,4r wv RPrs27afig,r, JcH 22 1900
This Eli having had tAr,c itvcr al readings paed oI
EDWARD II. ROBBINS Sb.aEr. y
III Sa7rt-. gan. 70. I7ip "
This Bill having had two feyaraI readings plGed o
sA4gEL PHILLIPS, F,yaa@l
Jl7so-y 29, I790-A3ho7.t
Trac Copy--Auea,
JOHN VERY, Se-'g.
f4 Tex P"jG1i t5re: zaTtbf ylae: v.iy in ,5e gue
Nr7a5-ba5ayI P,lTi Z ~ tbs Co7,-sr7rs7lB b.
30RN hYsRr Scsy
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Iauphables.

I WILL give you what | call the king Of
bulls - An I'ih baronet, walking out with A
gentleman who told me the Rory, was met BY
his nu'fe, who requeted charity. The baronct
exclaimed sehemently, will give you moth
ing-You played me fcandalous trick in my
infancy" The old woman, il, amazement,
atlled him what injury lhe had done him He
anfwered, " was I fqe boy, and you ezchaa.
gcd me-"
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CONDITIONS.

The Frelch and Englih Grammars
10 be attended two Gays in week, Monday ana
Wednesday mornings and afternoons, At dollars each
lcholar, per CHrSer.
Mufc fr the Fortcpiano, thoro' BATS,
every Tucltay aEd Friday .nin2 and afternoon
Ladies VITO i've Spinnett or FortePiano may be
taught at Nh. bforis's boarding houle.
Dancing, every Ihuriday and Satur-
d.v II The srrrnoon from two o'clock 70 run lct at
dollars and o cents per quarter for thofe Who have
before been Gchool, and for ihole who have not.
N.D. Ihe 1cholars viii turnilh them
felves wihroom, wood and candies.
The ubicribers will expect to pay for
the quartz whether rhey attend Or not
Onabalf of each branch to be paid
for on s1rauce and the remainder at the end Of the
quarter.
CrS@Eri2t;oa paper, loly.d al Ms. Jsyz,'s
BooK-5-0RE.
A5rH 8B. 1879.
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tAOa laE fAkhIR AbSEuM.
From the Shop Of Mefrs. COLON and sPONDEE
3la3f5. Cslo7 and SPosdss 10 tkar kind CgQ3mr5.
1T has Jared with the poet Of the United
States, as il has with the manufacturer Of
S'oths each has found plenty of raw ratsr.
AIS, each has made good homelpno ware, and
each has failed in rafting that tine nap, and
giving that brilliant colour TO their manufac-
lures, which Gtike The eye of people of fa.hion
As we may, without vanity, be p.etumed to be
at the top Of our trade, We have thought IS our
eiPecial DUTY 20 examine, critically and fc.ert'f-
ically, the mott modih, literary m1nuf4dures
Of Europe, to d1cOyer the caufes Of their tonih
ilperiOrity and 10 avail eurfelves of our dil-
eoTeries, for the benefit of the fire writers, as
manufactures Of our own country. Th. great
Frederic Of PiuGia ilole tAe art Cf making Chi
"a from Canton, and the Englilhman, Wedg-
wood, ty a hmiar addrels, has cauled the
wares Of birmingham and Stafford to rival
lhe porcelain of Potzdam, and the vales of L.
tr1ria.
We Ghall proceed to acquaint our brother
iTadetmen with our d1coYerics in order.
In our opinion, one Of the principal caples
Of the faihioDable fuPeriori,y Of poetry, woven
IN European looms, is the iudicious uic Of cpl
thets. Thel- ihould be gorgeous. lpiended, far
fetched, and obnubUlous that is to fay, slmoA
unnteiigibie. The fault of the American
PAnadian weaver is, that he makes both warp
and filing # atong, plain, good lcnie, when
tbe huf will find a much reader market If he
ni-l merely warp with fenie, anG Eli with cpl.
thct Doubtleis, there is now on hand mrny a
durable piece Of American fluff, which would
command a ready market, if tambo1ed with
choice ePithets, after the manner of thofe in.
Eenious weavers, Mrs. CHARLOTTE SMITH,
DELLA CRUscA, and Anna MATILDA.
M55r5. CoLoN & SPoNDEE,
Have, at great exPenle erected an Epithet
jeany, with which they card, fpn, and twif all
( nds Of ePithets; Jingle threaded, double twif
~, and long rolled epithet, by the hank, or
pound. a few real gold and iilver wire, and
prangIed ditto, fer tie manufactures Of cpl
logues and theatrical addreGes. Ditto tiniel for
longs.
N. B. They may be fwed on old plain poetry,
% that the fam cannot be dicovered, through
II beR SPeaacles.
II f.ven words Of New England poefy. in
lhe New England Primer, are the following
lines.
The cat, doth play,
And.aiter nay.
This happy delcriPton we have ampliGed, &
bef21ngled, with ePithets, in the following and
kea manner of CHARLOTTE SMITH.
SONNET TO AN OLE MOUSER.
C5ass sf A5,iaoy. AFT ; sfJs,gyirs E5,rti
Of PANGFUL MIRTH /sOltt erwis'd l6yte
N'bo bvF zyit6 fieat vELvET STIR 10 e0~t
TIE bgef! 6so~ sftbe night
WB9f eJf7 ." ean pieyse aigbt's y-Jis gIooa,
mi ToitJ Der E.IsY Prey 7UiB gBA
ME- Po,t5 tcH. .f1ois o'r' TIE grly tomb,
d1s grae5P a'7i5 s0it5 dm8iag lHHs
DAUGHTER OF IRfTUL HIRTH, PORTER in yegs,
WbeE J9y 6.UA fine IN jtuiptuy'd ba5 yrii1f,
Like Patisase in rqof Sb4t5Peay's dsatJl5G PAGE
Smiling IL marble voa1 grief
%, gql teaeJ 0ss az fby 5arB'ro jey,
1eya''f sis JerrsVv JiyS srd t5es SJfre5.
The gazette., 1799-04-22

A WIZ bcmoaning the uncomfortable proCpctl al
ceioacy, and comparing the relpectvc happncls nj
married and fngIe Rate exclaimed, " What can make
the butSr cup Of hacheo6s lie 70 down ;'--8ndin
Tie tSns tone, BY way Of e!f.condouut rcIrou-, d.
fsrvsd, a--lals! a--lafs ~
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q There being no e0entla5

Uariali5n iH The PRICES CURREE
Of AJf -Occk, they are omiftsd % day.
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Trcm the Shop Of MefIrs. COLON and sPONDEE
l5l5155. C.la7 and SPasds. 10 tbsir kind CgQ3mr5
The gazette., 1799-04-22

THE public having bad the opinion
Of the Analytical Reviewers ou ae Five fr0 Numbers,
co'oprihng the Frl Volume The 2ublher preleuts
them with an extract from tns Monthly Review on the
lGth and Seventh Number, which PubAtncd and
ready to be delivered to ubicrihrs It being his in
tennon TO give Count RnmlOrds Works enure, thoie
gentlemen who with " po.a aay part Of this Ameri-
can edition informed that hey mu(t become iub-
ienbers 10 that part VI us work. aredy printed and
10 thofe other parts va b pubIi1led, the Pub.
lihSr has completed % cr,G number Of each L1av !;
pTeluming from The ment and ing nuity Of the Counts
Works thar ubfcrber would be grot6ed in being able
% compear the valuable char Of his intereHnP days
The pncc Of thole furre P1rn a hi works which may
hereafter follow, hal be regulated by thole which
have preceded them.
= TbQje bsrIau 7y5o nay 7vjb 70 OBJ
tain Copat Rpmtor4 WoL, r tJe h15jFribfio1
brisf, 1OH baVe an opportunity Gy q53Ji7g az Jenks's
P1ak- Siayf.
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z T-ke f-ror( of iAfirE.

The JTgor3 9fJyfirr.
A:Ge Luxee,5oa,g Prj5o, NnJ.voi. R, 5ciag 4aE-
led dorm from ber iaztn 70 M Ioyk6rs q3a,re7,,
g01ga Eqt Of oetg, and sod q e5og a4y PAR tjz gtl
hF Ler Gazing e s2or hi reA rs ig7zaty 4afea
a1Usy and Hor fbe oor; q e fosimgf s l4O maylsd
zvifb Der nee zcsrEtke initial i!ters @ ber fLey
1ai and BI t5s @ H1afisT Ss baa yeeeiVsI e5is
ErbaaRy ead
III, ~ fqgulay i3qaree sf fJaoiu; %, faee been a
sovrrd bat 1fade@sfHs ds szsoEyGgc9fEe Gat ~
mig de- aadaVs bsr r, cU5o nlyyisi 7Oo7sln, 1O5
Ja7iI, Of children.
WJsn put (au fecret) il yei Communication 7vJut.
ever Is aleu- ca beyond be yUaAs et he dungeon.
H5.rt bad org been trying 70 Jf3iuD RoJgPisryt in e
g7-s~ etbs Po9Hiaee, BY rve" hI47g m azpity
viLany
7 n ToDa5erelr is ike a dyag-eart-
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THE HORSE CALLED
Tbe SWIFT,

Will fand on the days and at the
PLACES a lolIow--viz May 9th, 4: Jntis in New
glo1ceRer 9TH, 9th, 9th and 10th, Srvas Gland
IIth at Jnks-I3h, I4th, 18th, at Sto-Byijgsl Free
D7t.-IAe remainder Of the week at our Gablc -1oth,
I'm, zld at SaccarapPa. The remainder Of the week
1t ur Gabe.-27th at Jnsks't.-lSth, Q9th, goth, AZ
SyI 3Il at Jer%j'h-Iune sd, 9Th, Sth, ae Soct-
5rl-s; The remainder Of the week our Gable -I1h
rh, Ith, at Saccarappa. Remainder Of the week al
our liable 18TH at TealI-I8th, 10Th, 4oth 1rR, al
s-r,r--2zd at TafA-a5t l6th, 47th at SolBrir
FrecPor;. ;.-hterwards at our fable
The terms are, dollars a leap, a
dollars the lcafon, and dollars to iuCure foa -
said hore is p4y coorGrm and fold -Cevtn- ei2hths
Lngih, and furc Goa Any pcrons who may with to
comply with thele terms faa be well ured By rs.
THOMAS CHASE.
JOHN THOMPSON.
Nor5yarrs.rfb, %priI 8, 1899
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Francis Morris.

Prgf15r qftJcFrench 81 En3Iih Gram
nan; D.z.i4g, ~ 1I.6Erhs yhG7 y Fo,s...a=ro
D ESpeafuly informs the Ladies and
LIZ Gentlemen If Por4I7l and its vicinity, that NJ
propores to open lis Academy for teaching hole ulrt4l
Accomplishments, IS ioon a. lu1icieAt encouragement
f,,I Ne yn-.red
The gazette., 1799-04-22

TRoA TzE FAsMER's MUSEUM.
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ther nay be aided orab .t.ei,

- Iney may DC diuCu OA dO-l'S~'
70 that thelr puuiihment may be an eximple g
deter others from the ike crimes in tuture.-
The necefty Of employing arms againtt any
portion of our fellow citizens mutt bedeeply Ia
mented: but Vie conlequeHces wll lie at tht
door Of thoie whofe treafonable proceedings
have produced the neceGity +: not Of he govern
ment, which is bound, by its mott ilcred duty
to preierve order and enforce cbedince 20 the
laws.
But to thofe who ihall remain peaceably a;
their homes, and continue to abRain from all
part in thclc unlawful acts, either by open az
Itance, or by lecret aid, council orintclligence,
the utmoit protection viii be given, both for
their perfons and their property. Every pre-
caution will be taken 70 prevent the march OF
the troops from becoming burdenfome TO the
citizens ali fuPPlies will be plnaually paid
for; and the lridea dhaipline viii be preferved.
Let me therefore my fellow citizens, warn
and entrcat you, as you love your coUntry as
you prize the bleGings Of liberty with order
and peace as you wifi to avert the neceiIity Of
lhedding blood, which is equally contrary to
my wiihes, and thole Of the PreGdeut as you
dread TIE evils of civil war, and deiITe 70 efcape
the crimes and puniihment of traitors 10 +heir
country to turn a deaf car to the counfels Of
thoie wicked men who would draw yoc mo
de9rua;on who 10 CRAFTY tLeir own ambition
or to PrOted them elves from Punifhment for
their crimes, would induce yog to take Up arms
againR the laws and the government of your
country, and to engage in Itruggle as hop-lefs
as criminal, againG the while force Of the
United States who talk to YOU about p-ac
and liberty. while they forent a civil war
who complain Of e1pence, While they compel
thegovernment to encreale !, for the purPoie Of
fuppreAing inf1Tre6tion and who boat as be
ing republicans, while they violate the moA
edenrial principle Of republicanifm, which Is
obedience to the laws paGed By the content Of
majority. And let me wan YOU to abaair
from giving aid, in any manner whatever, to
the aforefald infurgents, on The pam Of bctom-
ing involved 10 their crimes and their punih-
msnt.
Given under my hand andfeal at head quar-.
ters at DolPs, this fifth day Of April, A.
D, 1899, and Of American Independence
the twenty third
w. MACPHERSON.
BY order Of the general,
JoNA. WIL-rAHs, Hd de.Camp.
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FOR The GAZETTE.
Communication.

JACOBINISM, like A weak Romach or
perverted appetite, rejects all vholelome and
nutritious food, and can get rothing down but
Ichalk and Goals. II IS vey bad child-but
while it is whipped, it mua, lowever, be tend
led and though underwlttec, yet thole Of Us
who had nothing to do with is parentage have
Ino reafon TO BE attained. Conceiving my11lf
to be one of its mott loving iurles, and obferv-
ing It to have new compliant, called & Cam
m7n h1U," | lhall do whats3 can to remove il,
handling the brat As the diorder may require.
Without figure Of lpeecl, we fec in the Ckro-
nicle that the trial Of Alb all Adams for a vii
lanous libel upon the Se,nte Of Madachutetts,
in which the Judges proceeded upon the cen. I2n
iazv ojr ENGLAND, which isallo fbe common la7v ot
this rou1rry, has routed allthe left-hdnded learn
ing Of the Tacobins, and happened their Pecviih
wits even almolt to the power of fayiug new
things.-Is it Rrange tht Jacobins ihould Be
againR the common lacy defre TO know 4v5af
law they like 7? They bate the very name Of
L77v. There is nothing 70 adverfe to their na-
lures, their habits, and their purfuts. When
they appear Jealous FIR the contribution, and
when they moralize upon the principles Of any
Laqv, they lic-for they lave no preference. It
is the fuhjeaion itlef and not the mode Of il;
il is their vafalage 70 principle and not the
perverGon If the latter, which they fecretly
deplore. Loofe them from the Glken cords,
foft though Rrong, WHICH at once bind and
adorn the good in bciciy, and for a moment
thefe croakers void ceafe to complain-but
rot long, for they would murmur in heaven,
which ought to convince everybody that they
will never get tlere, and might even Ra,tle
themleIvcs in Particular moments, if the Lee
thean dole Of modern lhlciophy had not pre-.
pared them for eternal leep"
So much dePavity as the jacobin defence Of
the Chronicle printer dncloies to view, in the
iniidious attack 1pon tie r0mm1n L71U, was hard
ly TO be expected. But wha: is not to be ex-
peaed This Is a time when il is the prize III
man that there is nothing facred-nothing but
what his lordhp may trample on He dalhes
the talliiman 70 pieces-nfanuy the venerable
cattle is no more, all is hed, the whole fcene
and himtelf is Changed-natule vaR and
wild Is under his feet, and he has acquired
gigantic form. Among the faihions Of this
vain and frivolous world, there are faihions ot
thinking as we'll as Of lhoe-arings, and that
which tyrannizes now is liberty. We NUT have
no kind Of relrainl, not even to make US com
Portable and iecure--we NUT have no rule ever
though we choofe tive mutt deny all priuci
pie even though we try in vain to lhake il off
If this mania would only run the ordinary court,
Of fllhion and then give place to 1onethinq
equally fooith, it fhould not be noticed-bul
| there Is 70 much wickednefs atwork upon 70 much
ignorance, that It is rather TO be feared thai
The gazette., 1799-04-22

WlAiau ,. Mas-. Efq. u Calcutta, has been
formally received and acknowledged as the
Conful Of the u. S. of A merica for the BrilIh
territories in India. This is the only nation 10
whom the fame privilege has ever bren grant
ed, or who is permitted to have pubic char
atfer there and which is The reaf7n lhe above
gentleman, although iufFered for thele two
years pat to excrtile the power, has not before
been recognized il an official charaaer'
The gazette., 1799-04-22

MILLIAM MACPHERSON.

Sfigzaitr Gaasrl Il fb. AMY y l5e Unard Sfafes,
eom@aaaHg 6s tro2bs d52iae4 70 az qgaiyR tbr
aninrgeah IA i5s Cowltie. gt Noriham2tgh, Asnt
soa.ry, aed Bu-k5, fl tbs 5izis ar PennGivazia,
The gazette., 1799-04-22

Thus far you Gee, my fellow-citizeRs, that the
houle tax j at the rate Of twenty cents for ev-
cry hundred dollars of the value of the kouie.
But for houies worth from Ave hundred to one
thoufand dollars, the rate Of the taxis thirty
cents FOR each hundred dollars Of their value, 70
that houle worth fix hundred dollars, will
pay fix times thirty cents, or one dollar and 50
cents.