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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1799-09-23
Declaration of the United SWISS. )
LONDON, IutY zo.
STATE PIPER
STATE PAPER.


The following is the Declaration publilhed
by M. Won Steger, late SchultAeGfs, or Mayor.
of Beine, and entitled, the g Declaration of the
United SwiIs, who have returned for the reao-
ration of their couatry." ].
SwiGs brethren confcdera,es who yet.
with well to your country, collea your lalt
frength, and exert it to obtain vengeance
for now is the time. Come unite with lhofe
worthy Swifs, who have afcmbled to dekvsr
their country, and to extirpatc the common ene-
my, who has iubjugated you. Conhde in God,
who will proted the jua cauie confde in
German integrity and fidelity, which never has
broken its word. Receive as friends the Auf.
trian armies, who come for deliverancc, and 70.
lemnly allure you that they viii again reffore
ancient Independence, your laws, rights and
government. They have the fame views and
wiihes with yourielves unite with them, fol.
low their directions, and adif them with your
advice and exertions, as much as may be in
your power. At their head is Prince of the
Houfe of Auffria, who, by his fplendid, yet
moral virtues, has acquitted the greatet glory
throughout Europe, and the love of millions of
men, who honor him as their father and deliv-
erer. Under his orders is a diainguifhed ge-
neral (HoTzE,) who himte'f is a native and
brave Swifs who feeks the crown of his mill
tary glory in the deverancs of his country,
and the freedom of his fellow.ctzens.
He will lead you on, and iharc all labors
and all dangers with you. Fear not, therefore,
but prove Yourlelves worthy ofyour noble an-
ceflors, who fhall look down upon you from
Heaven with complacence. The, would have
expired with fbame, could they have known
that their defendants would ever have iub-
mitted to 70 difgrAcefh yoke. Fall then up.
on your enemy, who infolently calls you to bis
a0iaance, aud exirpate him, thit your couutry
may be freed and fecured from Gmlar violence
for ever. Then may we expect from our en-
deavours, with the powerful fupport and blefiog
of God, that the reign of crime ihall have an
end, guilt receive its punihment. religion and
jultice again return among Us, agriculture, MAJ
nuiaaures and trade fourth, opprsficn of every
kind oeafe, and public tranquility aud domeac
happinefs be once more refored. Then fhall
we be again free and virtuous people, ,refpea-
ed abroad, and happy at home, as We formerly
were. s. s. s. s sa4sf
With thefe views, we return to you, to
fight for you. .srs
f" FREDERICK Won STEICER,
Late Mayer Of Bsrne, in tbs name Of
aKf5e Uakd SeuD."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1799-09-23
MURDER OF THE MINISTER'S.

European accounts of late date, FAY the
PariGans are convinced, that this murder was
the work of the Directory. A number of
Uniforms of Szeckicr HulIars were made at
Slratiburg. The widow of Roberjot, when in-
vited to attend the ceremonies ordered by the
Directory, anfwered, ihe did +" not ehoofe 10
appear before the murderers Of her huibapd."
For this oEsnse ths was committed TO p.issa.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1799-09-23

PoRaIdsD, Sspt. 4, r7oy.
HE Sele6men having obferved that
a the areet leading out of town by Brsmhall Hi
70 called, has been much injured by the digging up and
carrying away OF fand therefrom-hcreby forbid
all perfons from digging up carrying away Sand or
Earth from fad ree any other Of the reets of fad
,on-as in fuch cafe they vii be profecuted therefor
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Chairman.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1799-09-23
War Department.

Trentcn, September 2, 1899.
a LII Officers of the firf regiment of
4 \ Artllleras & Engineers, and of he frf feeond,
third and fourth regiments of Infantry in The fervce,
Of the United States. who are from whatever caule, abb
fent from their commands requres with all poflble
expedition report thefelves by letter TO Major Gen-
eral Alexander HAMILros The officers thus called
upon will be held amenable for any ayoidable delay in
reporting hemeives, and thofr who do not report in
four months from the date Of this notification, will be
prsfamed to have reGgued their commiizioas
JAMES M'HENRy.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1799-09-23
THE nonreiident Proprie-

\ tors of the following Lots and undivided Traet
of unmproved Land ituated in the Of Baeasvon,
in the county of Hancock hereby notified, that the
fame taxed in the State, County.an Town tarbils
committed to the subfcrber to collect for the year of
our Lcrd 1898, in the REFLECTIVE iums et againf thcm
viz
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1799-09-23
DUBLIC Notice is hereby given,

pUBLlC Notice is hereby given,
IL Thai a further time of FIX months is allowed by.
the Hon. eaiitaa Bf4emau, Efq Judge OF Probate for
the county of Lincoln, to the CommifIioners by him
appointed to examine and allow the claims againa the
Eitate of David Silveller,
late OF Pownahorough in fad county, Elq decealed =
SAID Commifioners will attend laid bulnefs for the
purpoie af1reaid at the houle of Capt Ebeaeztr W5
innholder in laid Pownalboro on the frR Thnrday in
the fix following months, from tx to nine of the clock
IN the evening.
JOSEPH TINKHAM, commi-
JOSEPH cHRIsT0PHfRs, yG.ags.
Pe4oazl6usgpb S1pt Z, LOO
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1799-09-23
Affairs Of Europe.

The following judieious and intcreang Sketches
copied from London paper of JuLr aad. They
merit a careful perufal}
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1799-09-23

yETHEREAS the following Lots of
w LAND were adyer,ifed 20 be fold on the N
day of September next, which happens Sunday aud
the fae thereof that account. cannot be legally made
THEREFORE,
BY Virtue ofan Order Of the Supreme 1u-
dsiai Court fer fbs Sac .ffss aa IF hSe late ToM MAS
FUCKER, E9 d:sesls', WI ts 1ss sf tbs Ress IF
M, THOMAS MorLrr. Inaiet90 at Portland
On the fra day of Odobcr next,
at II oesaa. n. M to TIE 6is5sf sid4s,.
PART of the following Tracts
of LAND. lying in the townflp of F1i~.u5. and
County of Cumberland. and which are in common and
undivided with certain heirs OF the late gadier Cen
SAMUEL WALDO, and which was part of rhe Efate of
thu fad Thomas FIucgga, Efq conileaed TO the uie
Of the Commonwealth after the JUN debts and legal
charges thereon fhould be paid---ss sDif.
One third part Of two hundred and
6fty FIX acres granted by the proprisors Committee
Of FainstS, Brig sAMvrL WALDO, and laid out near
he Duck Ponds.
One third part of five hundred and
eleven acres and eehry-two rods being the remainder
of the eight hundred acres, laid ou, 10 Brig SAMvgr
WALDO, by ,he Proprie,ors Committee SDsaa.0afer
One half part of fix hundred and
ninety acres, allowed and granted by the Propretors
Committee of Fais0rs; TO the heirs of Brig Gen. WAL
DO, out Of their pitch of nine hundred ard Gxty two
acres, lying near the Duck Ponds.
Conditions of Sale TO be made known a, the above
time and place.
II. KNOX, 44lgen. and 14dminjqrator.
Aag0 zott, 1893.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25
ON FEMALE BEAUTY.
BY T. LACEY.


X RACEFUL beauty. blended in The char
NJ aaer of virluous female, | have ever
held in the hiebea elimination. Various, and
indeed, may FAY, nnumerable, are the falcin
a'ing allurements of the fair Tex. None, how.
ever, in my humble opinion, have TO boat a
more powerful claim on our feelings, or pollefs
more atuatlive cha ms, than beauty. A beau
iiful worran, adorned with virtue and highly
calculated principles, is not only ooniidered as
an ornament, bat deiervedly entitled to love,
gratitude, and elleem, from the oppolite iex.
What man is there exiting, that would delib
era.ely fuffer female modeny to be infulted !?
hope and truR, fuch cowardly wretches are
not to be found among us. Mental endow
ments, to a lenhble mind, are, doubtless, deiir-
able aoquiiilions to accomplishments already
acquired. Engaging beauty, and delicaey of
form, in our fair countrywouien, are, indifputa-
bly, arong inducements to affection. Surely,
no man Of courage, love, or gallantry, could re.
fit the lovely fmiles Of pretty face, afiilied
with all the attendant graces that are compel
ed TO finiih or complete perfect beauty.
beg leave to obierve, that beautiful wo.
man, of unfavorable and fnfpicous character,
will not only prove ohenGve, but, in many ref.
peeis, di(gulting, to refietting and refined un.
derltanding. TIE defgning arts, prasifed by
,hofe frail ieducers are both unplesfant and
dangerous, upon calm reflection. l am as
iirong an enemy to Nmale beauty of impure
deieriplion, as am proud TO acknowledge my
ielf protector and friend of female virtue
Thole who would not 1and forth as advocates
ior domellic, innocent, and ylrtuous fair one,
ought, molt certainly, forever TO be banilhed
civil fociety.
with not to be fevere 10 my remarks.
have only to add, that what my heart diaatcs,
my pen indisss. May beautiful ard ohaae
female ever experience that protection aud at
tentioa her neaimable conduct merits. is my
ardent VITA. The liberal, generous, and wor-
thy mind cannot fail to 6nd happiness and true
content centred in the iociety Of diicerning,
fenGblc, and amisble woman.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25
Maine, r..

DY order of the Hon. David Seaall, Efq
I'D Judge Of the Dalia Cont, for The Dit.
u1 of Maine-uotce is hereby given, that a
libel Is fled in the Clerks Office OF fad Court,
by FRANcls Cook. Efq. collector of the port
of Wlcahet in behalf of the United States, a
gaina TWO matted hallop, pink-iierned, with
out any name, of between twenty and thirty
tons hurthen, Britilh built, her tackle, apparel
and furniture iaid fhallop having been feiz-
ed by faid collector for violation of the Ieve
1ue laws OF the United States.
ALTO, another libel is filed as aforeiaid, by
faid collector, in behalf of the Uni ed States, a
gainl two barrels of fugar, ieized by fad col
leeor, for beng illegally imported into the U.
niled States And hearing will be had on
the Aforementioned lbels at the Diltria Court
to be holden at Portland, on the fra Iueiday
of December next, at which time and place all
perions ntereaed may appear and thew caufe,
tif any there be) why the iaid ihallop and ln-
gar ihould not be deemed forfeited.
ISAAC PARKER,
Martial of the Dillriet of Maine.
Portland iSib Noe 1899.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25

very low advance
coNHsrINc OF
Fine and iuperfine, navy blue, fafhiona-
bic MKT, fcaret and other colored Broadcloths
rity of low priced ditto black. dark blue, fcalet
buff colored, white ssd other colored Kerleymerc,
variety OF lainet Matele moleSin. corded ian and
fwanldown Waltcoalins; black, white and fancy fix
Hoiery patent ditto variety OF worried and cotton
ditto black and white fix G,oves paten, worried,
wood fock and beaver ditto do lin d with urr la
dies ELK Gloves and Miits of the fashionable length
all colors habit ditto long and habit kid ditto cot
ton Gloves and Mitts black worried ditto; fix and
cotton Girdles and Salhes black velvet ditto; Cafps
elaitic Glove ties do. with claips; Busle Trimmings
gold and iver Fr'nges and Cords Epaulets; Beads
and Necklaces, Pendalls black and fancy plumes ;
Fans Umbrellas Purles variety of white thread
Laces and Edgngs; among which fome very fine ;
black fix Laces; faacy Hat bands fashionable plain
and other Ribands geen and white Iiiianes netting,
Grape, fpoed and pam Ganzes Sarinets OF all colors
great variety of Satins and Modes, Of amof every
eoer and wide; figured fancy ditto for bonnets
black, white blue, and other colored Luirngs Italian
triped ditto; white camefs hair ring Shawls var-
ETY. of fix Shaws aud Handkerchief plain, cheek
and hampd muffin and cotton ditto; linen and cotton
pocket Handkcrchiefs !; Romalls; book and iaconet
muffin Handkerchief; 6ne borderd and ambourd ditto
for gentlemen Book Mullins among which are fome
very fine pan tanibour d, check and painted aconet
ditto; appat ditto; black ditto Chntzes Ginghams
Dimities Mulinetts; Copperplatcs Grapes; Wild
pores Camoets Namoietcens
Moreans; Durants; Shalloons Tammes Velvets +;
cotton and worried Florentncs Laltings lanes
worried Caps emgrant Socks and Half Boots great
variety OF Muis, Tippets, ana Furr Trimmings beaver
Hats KID MOI and cloth Slippers Miles ditto;
Chidren'S Shoes variety of itee pearl, plated,
and metal buttons; Elafic Sings floor and fair Car
peling duf and role Blankets Bazes and Fannels Of
al! cools, among which fome very fine twlpd do
metts fine, blue, brown and mkt, Beaver Watings !;
Lambfkns Foreh Cloths belf Devonffre Kerleys and
Hunters; German Serges of all colors Whitnevs Fear
thoughts Duhls; Elac Cloths Orleans Stripes lrifh
Linens cam5noks CHECKED Linens; Diapers; Sheet
ngs; brown Hollands; Bedticks black fix Vevets for
capes ditto corded for waiaeoatng; mems ben black
satins d'plan and 0riped diaper and plain tapes
Bobbings fix Ferrets Gallons; Tafes; Quality and
Shoe Bindings Sewing Silks Twiils Threads Nee
dies Pins &c. &c together with almo every article
ufuay found IN lnglfh Goods Stores
dip for SALE,
A large allortment of Engliih and Anne
| rcan manufactured PAPER HANGINCS.
! Portland, November 4, 1923.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25

TO the bonorabls Jfyfices oftbe Comt Of
Common Phs5 nest 10 be holden a, Portland, IN
and torhs County Of Cumberland, on be aId
Tusfdey Of 07o6sr, .dnu0 D0miai, 1899.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25

Podrp
-o--s@ @ss.ssso 9 q go. =
MADRlG Ar. =

[ F,sa lie hyq Yot Of Psld.r'i Wyo,t, ]
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25
To ALTH.

QUEEN of the coral lip, and fparkling eye
~ Thrice valued Health without whole magic add
Fortunes ben gifts in dull oblivion lie,
And zephyr uleefs floats along the glade.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25
THIS GAZETTE,

rs snsEjssS eve,y MoNpAY. at E. Il. JENkS's oFFicr,
ns,t door TO he Portland bAHE, Mifsk'oyse''
spte,e Spfystss Advutsn', ana C'S1's4r'1'''8', Fs
reseioei spiib aitsnlioa.
=. The price is ONE DOLLAR e FIFTY CEN1o
ysar, ESclufve Of Poaase - PaaaAai S4y~'''' 1''
rsqa5PeA
Or TIE exi.gfVs ~d yasiy iasrssfsg e,eSfsaSa ="
Gazshs renders biclip adeaTteg Gus far dDP En
NEVIS, 4ali8 aeRbs iaj;rt1 ys.Snsty, end n sps'
leessas mss4sJ.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25

AT a Court Of Common Pleas, for tb'
County Of Cumberland, bsgm and holden a
Portland, IN (a1 county, az tie tbia Taeyiiay Q
Caober, II. y. 1899 -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25

10 the honorable .fYficss Of The Court Of
COm,n7a Plss ntxt 70 be holden a, Portland, IN
and tarhs Couny Of Cumberland, on be Ahd
Tusaey Of o7'dss, Ann0 D0miai, 1893.
THE petition of ISAAC SMALL of
u Frapa,t in fad County sHEwe1H: That
fometme in the month of November. A D. 1894, your.
petitioner received Of Reuben Sa4rye late of Fyspo
foreiad Mariner deceaedan Obligation for deed of the
one half of certain lot of land, lying in iaid F,spo on
range ID, number nine, which obligation gwen upon
condition, that your petitioners paying to the fad
Reuben Sawyer the fun of twenty FIVE pounds fevcnteen
fhillngs equal to eighty-x dollars and feventeen
cents) he, the iaid Sa7cye, give your petitioner
good warranty deed of the above mentioned lot , but
has been prevented from 10 doing by death-And your
petitioner Jays, faid fun of eghtyx dollars and fevea-
EN- cents has been paid the Adm niratrix to the
eate OF the iad Reuben Sa5eyer ncc bis deceale, as will
appear by receipt herewith prelented, agreeable to
the condition OF lad bond Your petitioner therefore
prays that the administrative upon the eate of the faid
deceafed, after due notice may be authorized to give
your petitioner deed OF the half part of fad lot
No. 9, on range d, according the rue intent and
meaning OF the above mentioned obligation; And your
petitioners as in duty bound ilalI ever pray--by
SALMON CHASE, bts Atoraey.
1T Court Of Common Pleas, for The
County Of Cumberland, 5egu and beldsa al
Portland in }a@ COUNTY, az tie third Tafjlay o,
0aober, II. y. 1899: -
ON the petition of Isaac SMALL,
whereof The foregoing ia true copy
ORDERED, That the petitioner give
notice to all concerned by eaulng the ZANE and th,
Order thereon to be publihed in of the Portland
Newspapers three ievera weeksthe laa public alton "a
be fourteen days leaf, before the hrit Tuefday OF
January next, that it they fee it they may appear al
the Court OF Common Pleas which then to be holden
stNss0 Goafr within and for the faid County of Cum
berland,an thew cauief any they have why the pray
or OF faid petition fhoulj not be granted.
At,ea, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Ckyk.
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among which the following.
CTRAW, chip, cane and fix Bon
~ nets; dreis Turbans black, white and fancy
Piumes /; nraw, and other Flowers black and white,
buglc and iiraw Trimmings fix, cotton, and FLYER
Cords do. Fringes: cotton and flver Girdles
rety of fafouable Necklaces and Ear drops; yellow,
white and pearl Buttons for gowns; handiome ahort-
of plain and fashionable Ribbons; beaufont Wells
black and white, figured and plain Cares Grape do
cotton and kid Gloves; mems leather do, beaver Hats
with bands and buckles cancels hair Shawis and
Safhes; variety of cloak and bonnet Satns Luz
nrings; Ssrlenets figured ian Waificoat Patterns :
plain and worked Mullins muffin Handkerchiefs.
ALSo-Black and white CottonS !;
Calcoes cotton and muffin Shaws white aud color.
cd Pocket Handkerchiefs Linens Cambricks; mark
ing Canvass and worried oie pladed Socks
Fur Trimmings Muifs and Tippets; Wildbores J
Shalloons nnrans Tamines Calamancoes Baizes;
and Flannes white and colored Thu eads do. Sewing
Silks Tapes; Bobbins ihirt Buttons iuperfne
white chapel Needles
Smelling Bottles; Waih-ballS; Wind
for Soap violet and plain Powder powder Boxes and
Pufs tortoi[, ihe Hair slides, and Combs ivory and
horn do. japanncd Tea Trays Walters Gamblers
Bre ad-Baikets, &c. few Dutch Looking lales ;
Steel sciaors Cafe Knives aud FORKS Pen Knives
pewter Tea-pots plated and metal 1him5les; eaaic
Knitting needles, &c. &c.
- Cloaks, Turbans, Bonnets, sc.
made in the newell fanuons
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25
FOR SALE,
BY ISABELLA CHILD,
III Der Sbqp nest door 70 TIE BAsK,
An aAortment of feafonable
FANCr GOODS AND MILLINERY,
Received by the Ian fhps from LONDON,
Amongwbie5 are,
T AIDES beaver and fix hats-Fafh-

IL IOnahe SuwaTfow bonnets and ufbans, uil and hail
dreis. Elegant pumes, feathers and artificial flowers,
of various decription. SpggarrOqU iawsh and t9aefs.
Bracelets, earrings and necklaces Buges and bagle
trimmings, hver aud gimp do. Ladies long fix
and kid gIoves--beaver habit do Ladies and miles
dark 0ate eolored gloves for mourning Kid clippers
Englifh black morocco do Elegant fafhes, cords and
talels Silk cord of different colors Flcfs netting
Gk-coored costons for netting Ribbons of all Widths
and coors plaE and variegated An ahortment of
very delicate thread aces and edgings PLAN, iprgeed
appet and lace mullins. Csnes hair fhswls. Printed
mullins and chntzes Glas feel, and pearl buttons
fashionable for ornamentng drc1es. White, black and
colord Italian grapes. Do tHanies. Black. cyprus,
netting, check ID and PLAIN gauzes. Bonnet and cloak
faiths of all coors Modes and iarfncts. Thread FIRM
ges. Black velvet ribbons.
ALso-MuGinets. Black and white
cottons Ladies and mites cotton hoie caamaneoes
and durants Lnnens Cambricks. Superfne and
other white lannes--yellow do. LambD,in and 5aize
Fur trimmings. Mufs. Emigrant iocks, &c.
Gentlemen'S black and white fix
hofe. of a good quality. Cotton ds. Extra fuperine
Do fur lined and lambs wool Tpiinett, Merfailles
and SNanidown waiftcoating Black iattin. Hair rib
bon. Shoe nrings, &c.
Waih-balls, fmelling-bottles, tooth.
picks and cafes. Silver pencil CATS Small lee fcGors
of an excellent quality. DreiIing combs, needles, pins
tapes aud hobbins.
- Every article Of MiAinery maas IN
ttsiafgaf8s;on
Porizsnd NoV. IH5, 80.
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TO LET.

TO LEI,
DART Of a DWELLING HousE, pleafan,ly
Il Gtuated in Middle lreet. Inquire Of the Printer.
NOV. I8.
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FRESH GOODS.


y received an extenivc ahortment of STAPLE AND
FANCY GOODS, which telling (for cath only at
very low advance
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25

From BE ~ Y0t d Piqd.r'i Wat, ]
CWEET girl, the mans a downright fool,
- That AXIS for conhancy in love
ynRlrrys charming lchooi
How natural for The heart 10 love
a form ike thioe can never cloy-
And, 10. thy eraees, what a plenty
Then, tell me, why fhould one enjoy
The beauties that futhce fer ssoeaty?
The gazette., 1799-03-18

citizens leizin3 the favourable moment.
iuccceded in their endeavours to ex-
tinguiLa it. At about feven in the
morning, the danger was entirely over
Had 1t continued for about an hour
longer, ere this the town would have
been heap of afhes for the wind
iPrun8 up from the wef, and continued
to blow very trelh for the remainder of
the day. This was direction which
could not fail to have communicated the
flames TO the other parts Of the town.
All the hOules within the fouare
bounded by Water, Commerce, and
Main ttreetS, and by Burke's wharf,
were totally confirmed, The whole
number is computed to be about lixtv,
the Greatcit part Of which were built Of
wood, and occupied principally by
tradefmen,.
Thus, in a few fhort hours, the work
Of many years has been reduced to an
heap Of alheS the afluent to bare COM
potency, perhaps to poverty and the
indultrious tradelman to want and milf
cry Let the hand Of charity be ex-
tended +; let the rich feek out diRre(s,
and adminiiter comfort, Many are the
objects which call for aflitfance and
many are there who can afford to give
It. The voice Of humanity cries aloud,
:" forget not that the fuferers are men
as we'll as you".
The gazette., 1799-03-18

BY this arrival we learn-That not.
withitanding The French Directory en-
forces all its mandates with violence,
and the public voice is obliged to take
any pitch given it, the general opinion
IS oPP0led to an open war with the
United States while, at the fame
time, all descriptions Of fubie6tS are We
ry willing to lhare the American pro
Perty which daily arrives at Bourdeaux;
and which is readily pronouced ban
PrjlH To the dilgrcce Of the American
name, many of our unworthy coun-
trymen, are Partakers in this nefarious
brigandage. Amongf them we have
heard OF Randall, a Savage, &c. whole
conduct would appear as black as Ere
bus, it even placed in contact with the
mott attrociouS enormitieS of the licenC-
ed PlundererS Of the coat of Barbarv.
SOMETHING CURIoUs.-In Tom
PaiHe'5 paper, Of Nov.28th is an article
mentioning-' For two days it has
been announced, that the American fri
gate Cogfslzation, of 40 guns, has taken
French frigate on the American
coat" Paine uled to call himfelf a
prophet. y The Hg(urgeat 70a5 captured
the IItb Of February.
A half column Of the g Gazette Na-
H0nale" is occupied in publilhing the
account Of the erection of pitifuI Lib
srty Pole, in the town Of Wallingsford, /,
in Vermont