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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-19
FEMdLE BENEYoLENCE.

THAT intelligent and unfortunate traveller,
Ledyard, pays very fncere and animated
tribute of gratitude to the female fex, even in
the moi barbarous and uncivilzed countries,
for their benevolent and hofpitable attention to
the iorlorn Granger. Mr.. Park, who has been
in iimilar fituation with Ledyard, mentions
the following anccdote in the Mort account Of
his travels, lately made public by Mr.. Edwards |:
MIR. PAX one evening, in travelling along
The banks Of the Niger, was overtaken with
torn ofthunder and rain, which drove him to
tree for fhelter. As ghtapproachcd, poor
negro woman, returning from the labours Of
the field, obierved that be was wet, weary, and
detected, and taking up his faddle and bride.
told him to follow her. She led him to her
cottage, where fhe RECALLED him with an excel
lent upper Of hfh, and corn for his horfe, after
which ihe fpread mat on the Aoor fe- his
nights repofe. Having done theie kind Offices,
fhe called in the female part ofthe family, who
fPun cotton for the greater part of the night,
and relieved their labour by fongs. One Of
them which was flung in fweet plaintive air,
mutt have been competed extempore, as the
literal tranfa,ion Of the words is as fellows:
The winds reared and the rain fell The
poor white man, faint, and weary, came and FAT
under our tree. He has no mother to bring
him milk, no wife to grind his corn" Chorus.
" Let us,pity the white man, he has no mother
to bring him milk, no wife to grind his corn"
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Foreign Afairs.
LONDON. JUNE 10.


The following account of The delfruttiou %
an Englih and a Ruflian trieate in the harbor
of Confan,inople, which was mentioned in The
laa French papers is given in letter from
Csnaantnople, dated May IN, brought BY
yeiterday's Hamburger Mail -,
i" YeRerday afternoon we were alarmed by
an exploiion like the roar of thunder and
terrible cracking. Ia LEI. than two minutes,
the Girls of g Treachery Impoaure! our
thips are loa !" rcfounded in all the ftree,s.--
We actually found Rufian frigate of SO guns,
an Englifh one Of 20, and , Turkifh eorlairs,
of 10 guns, we'll fitted out, and full Of men and
proviiOns, Aruggliqg, with dearustion y the
harbour. The Ruaian frigate was blown to
pieces, by fetting its powdsr room on fife and
only pieces of wreck were 10 be ieen Of her
Holes had been bored 10 three different parts
of the Enghlh frigate which funk, with the
pnrier and frven ieaman, all the guns and other
effects. The Captain alone was favsd. The
Tuikiih corfairs which had alto holes bored in
them well faved. >, The hliaea enquiry being
made, Of the Williams who perpetra,ed this
horrid att were taken. They are all three
Frenchmen, who had dfguifed themfelves as
failors. Their, names are lie Knoxville,
Laroaehe aud Bruinet. They are now con-
fined in the Seven Towers, and will it is faid,
be roalfed alive"
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AGRICULTURAL.

0tf,vstions REJECTING the utility Of Sara0acvf, BY f54
Req. David U,s, sziaj9ev Of UpbaN, in SeoslasA,
FIR tks eosGdtrafion Of fbs Bard Of agriculture.
ONE advantage, which this country enjoys
with mott others, is derived from the fwallow.
'rhefc migratory birds are o&an incalculable
advantage to the intcneR Of foeiety at large,
bu, more Immediately to the huibandman =
Nature has, by inRind, direaed them to build
their nets, and bring forth then yong, at the
iealon Of the year when th9fe infeets, on which
,heyiive, are beginning to injdre the riing crops
by depoGtins their eggs for the production
Of ca,erpillars. Were thoie myriads Of infeds
with which the air then warns, allowed to Ay
about, wi,hou, any enemy TO defroy them, the
csterpilsrs, their offspring, would, in fhort
time, become 20 numerous, that every vegetable
would be totally dearoyed. One of their
greateff enemies is the fwalow. The NOT of
common birds allotted their young with cater
pillars, which crcumRanee afonifhingly ledens
their yBun6er. But the fwallow feeds her young
WITH the infect or parentsof thefe caterpillars,
aud is of Gpperior advantage for, by deltroy
ing 4 Gasle iAy or in{ea, in the beginning Of
.3uSkAss{ many thouiahds Of vesmin are pre-.
Ilentsd from coming into exifence.s, Thus ap.
&hg 1temedf to shs evil inths moi effettual
Every encouragement, therefore. fhouid
yfhS bvsrs ofagrisuature,> be given to thefe
tisn4lys yiftanss. NSomf thoughtlefs people
dlsourage{hem from fyauenting the neigh
oF bee hives from fufpcion that
~ their Hshs they pick up the bees. This
perhaps IS ncspSre than a fufpicion for it is
probable atfwslows will not injure bees or
any other ihfsas that are armed with aings. -
But altho zgg~ bees ihould be deftroyed by
them, thei. Mlssiyof very little confequence,
|eawpared with The ysntages ariing from the
|bdsarueton Of tijessatetp;llars, and other de.
veuring vermin. 1t is believed, by accurate
obferyefS~ THAT one nea offwalows will dcaroy,
Ei1y1 fealon, about 10000 infeas, which with
Eehe caterpllars, would dearoy an lmmenfe
quantity of growing vegetables Another ad,
vantage ariGng from the fwallow is, that it
usver lives on gtain, which is not the cafe with
mol other birds.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-19

FULLY has faid fomewhere, "that we are
all laves to the law, thar we may become free"
Indeed, where there is no law there is no liber-
.ty, and that licence which every one would
sariogate to himielf, would foon dearoy even
s.l,s f-mblance of freedom.-Mea, according to
Goldfmith, are apt
To call !, freedom when themfeives are free"
That is, mankind naturally like TO do as they
pleafe themfslves, and TO debar all Others from
the fame privilege.
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MONDAY, AucUsT 70, 1899.
FrmneJG oftbe RUssYnv SOLDIERS.

1t is recorded of the RufIians, in defperate
battle they once had with Pruaian army, that
two of their regiments who had defended a
particular paf., fuffered themfelves to be entiie
ly cut down rather than give way to their ad
veriaries, who attacked them with great impet
uoity- to gain it. Two other regiments
marched with drums beating and colours hy.
ing, to replace the former like them they
were foon cut to pieces in their ranks and were
fuoceeded by two Others who ihared Gmilar
fate; of a feventh and eighth. which in turn
occupied the fame fpot, it is faid very few fur.
vived, the dead bodies forming llupenduous
mound completely filled the fpaee through
which alone the enemy could penetrate.
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BON TON !!

The 3ssDire "eSti and fa.taat sv,aneemsrf Iarst S
from Freub paper, La %asdtgis Axss !. - s
:" Our modern AfesGa, have now dcasi lie YHi4S&
ufe OF Js0n and aoliirg,. They now esTpoilR but
flight las, attached with ,iis9u, in she fEQf aia
Some Of them on their TOE, sausf ySsesSsaSt RiRks
y yes, hr; II you do not believe bif!s
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-19
EBENEZER MAYO,
DiRri9 of Maine.

DY order of the Hon. DAVID SEW
Id ALL, Efq. Judge of the Diara Court for the
Di,ia IF A1aine-Notice is hereby given all perfons
concerned, that Libel is filed in faid coust by NA-
THANIEL r. FcsDicK, Elq Collector of the Dinrif OF
Portland and FshsOnb sgainfl he Schooner RAINBOW,
foreign built yefe OF about Twenty fix Tons burhen
her tackle, apparel and furniture, whereof ouc JonA-
THAN CRoswrLL is mailer. together with her cargo,
eon6ting of about four hundred and 6fty qunal, of
dried Cod Filth, feized by faid Collector on the 9Th
day of July a for breach of the laws OF the
United states-A nd tina, trial will be had on the afore
faid libel at the DIR & Court be holden at Powna
borough within faid Diftriet, on tho firm Tuefday of
September next
ISAAC PARKER, Mar/baL
Dated at Portland. July |, 1890.
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MEDICAL.
Public Notice THEREBY qiven,

HAT on the night between the
Y 9Th and Sth of March 1875, the dwelling houfs
of MARY Cray, then ole adminitrstrix the sftatc
of osErH Cray, fenior, late Of Northyarnouth mari
ner, decealed, denroyed by fre-af which time .
Certificate Of tx per centum funded Rock CT Afumed
debt of the United States. ilued by Nathaniel Apple
ton Efq Commifioncr of Loan for the State of Malta
chufets. was loa Said Certificate in favor of 10
feph Gray OF Ner,hyarmouih for the fun of al6 dol
lara ao cents, dated a4h July 1894. II any pcrion
perfons have any objections to the fme being renewed
BY the rreaurer Of The United Stares, they nun la,c
their demands and lodge the fame the United State.
Loan Office in Bolton, with three months from the
date hereof.
AMMI R. MITCHELL, Sole Aaminjqraser
d Ssni' non, The /aa Jsfst Gray, Jtnor.
Nsrs5yavmsnb July 4fb, 1899 6w-S3
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Notice IS Ae6y g;ven,

ITO Retailers of Wines and foreign
4 dalled Spirits, and owners Of Wheel CsFr'1
ges, in the County of Cumberland That the iueier,
Der will attend at his Office in Fiji Stree. portiaha'
from Monday tbe I'd TO Friday the a7th Of September
nert from q 10 - o'clock A. NJ. and from 3 to D
o'clock, P. M en- each day, iiTue Licences to Ne,
tailers, and to receive entries and duties on "hee'
Carriages.
EBENEZER MAYO,
Coita~ sf The R.Oe""s.
N. n. All Retailers of Liquors will
he fubea to Penalty of Fifty Dollars for telling with
on, Iieence and all owners of Wheel Carriages to
Penalty of Twenty Five per cent if entry not made
and the duty paid within SKY days previous TO the iat
Gay of September next.
Portland, dug. 9, 1899.
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MeMany.

2bat Love aiss., sobie5 virfue's iazos control.
DJfsyVss reception in ne bEman jsui.
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From Freebdrt.


On the 21d inf. number of gentlemen
delirous to celebrate the birthday of our illuf
trious WAsHINGroN, adembicd at the houfe Of
Capt. Joffph SfockBr;age in Freeport, and after a
eOnvivivial repaG, tie following toaGs were
given
4. Lieutenant General WA5mNcToN-Mayh his ma
al day be grateful every American till time 1l4ll be
no mote.
= PreGdent ADAMs--.;ay his frmnefs continue till
leojhyin be extia9
he continue ltand lcnnel guard his country :
liberty.
A. JAMEs MHEERY, Secretary at War-NIay he
never de(@rt his country 0andard.
S. BENJAMIN SToDART, Secretary Of the Navy
May the homer Of the American flag be his primary
Object
6 Our late Envoys to France.
7. Our infant Navy.
g. The Sons Of Coumba-Nay they ever Rand
ready to attend on the calls Of their country.
D. The Commonwealth Of Mailachuetts,
10 Governor SUMNER.
II. Lieutenant Governor Gill.
H. The Senate of MaIaohulctts.
I3. The Majority oE the Houc Of Representatives Of
this Commonwealth who o-cd in favour Of the Report
re1peGiing the Virginia and Kentucky refolutions.
Ia. Maythe Minority the abQg<mentioned Report,
be treated by their connituehs wh merited contempt.
IS Tie DiGria Of Maine.
10. The viruous Minority OF the leglatures Of Vir-
ginia and Kentucky
The evening was concluded with fevcral pa
triotic foDes-when
With joy eIztc in all Their eyes,
The feRiye fcene did clofe 60
Nav WMHIHoroNs IN future rife,
To cru0l Columbia's foes.
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coAMumc1rsD roR THE GAzETTE.
Eto-,, TTtcnr4 FL :

From WJca6et, Feb. q.
YelterdaY beng the anniversary Of the
birth day of our beloved WASHINGTON, a
number Of refpe44ble federal citizens met at
the houG- Of Capt. ALEXANDER AsKrxs in this
place, and Partook of an elegant repalf provid-
cd for the occaflon.-Alter dinner the following
toatts were cordially drunk. The afternoon
was ipent in federal hila:ity, and the company
at nine o'clock retired TO their refpedive hou(es,
filed with the pleating thought, that the man
whom the people aill delight to honor, is vet
living, and again fretches out his aged arm in
defence Of his native country.
T0ASTS.
I. The land we live in
2 Hsexcelency JonN ADAMS, PreGdcnt Of the u 5
3. The iIIuttnous and patriotic WASHING ron,
the man whom the people delight to honor
a. May the Pillars Of our ConRitusion Rand unf,aL
en- 'till our earth feels IFS own diloluton.
5. Our late ENvoYs To .he defani,g, irtripuino
mercenary and racay Preldng ruIcts Of the prelenr
French government.
Q. The memofy of thcfe who fought and died in
the itrusge 70 eabil the liberty independence and
haPPineis OF their native country.
z. Confuion to an iacobnical plans formed agaiuR
the peace and happiness Of our country.
!. BuoEaParts-May he esernally fay in, or on the
ipot he has endesvourcd TO conquer.
9 May peace, love, and good VIII univcrfallyprevsil.
10 Integrity, inlexbiity, irmneGs and patrotlm to
all our rules.
H. Courage, ntrepidty and fucceis, thofe worthy
citizens who have voluntarily engaged defend their
counrys caue, at the furrender Of the fweets Of a
P acelul afylum.
Il. The Navy Of the United States-Mav II ever be
able to combat and defeat the enemies OF country.
I3 Ills Excelency the Governor of this Common
wealth.
"a His Honor the Lieutenant Governor Senator'S,
Representatives, and all Oficcis Civil and Military
in this Commonwealth.
IS. The Reverend ClerRy-May their purity and
patriotiiIn lie equally COMP cuous.
10. The day ecclcbrate-Univcrlal good viii al
mankind
VoLUNrEER.--The amabIe Fair Sex Of America
May their virtue and charms npre the hearts OF every
citizen with courage to protc6e and defend them.
The gazette., 1799-03-04

MlSCFLLANE0Us.

THE tx, pretty faers Lijerty and Equally
who have fo long reigned the bellies of Paris,
are conjeaured to be Of the rabbit kind-their
extreme prolific powers feem to juRify this
idea-Among their numerous offspring We
notice dlcord, anarchy, tyranny, confution,
impiety, indeccncy, immortality, treacbery, in
fanny. and gRary.-Tha promiGng family are
full grown and taGde in Paris and other parts
Of France, aud hold lucrative Offices under the
French government a large fwarnl, OF the
ftre features and completion, have lPread
thcmf-ves abroad and are now making tour
Of Europe. This numerous clan will not ex-
cite much aRonihment when it is known that
Talleyrand and all the members of the Direc-
tory have been tste tct- and ufon the mott
fond anG familiar terms Of intimacy with thefe
allu.ing MiG5s Wjc TEL
The gazette., 1799-03-04
LONDON, DEC. 10.

II THE FAIL OF BUONAPARTE.
The important event, which combination
frcumaances taught foCiety to look for, is as
trally believed to have taken place, and
lnaparte, Whole name has been an hof il the
rs Of tyrants is Gates BY Gome accounts to
E fallen by the Piltol Of a 1ave. Mr.. Took,
India CCmPany's Agent At Con9antinople,
uanimirted to his employers intelligence
this celebrated General had beeen killed /:
Ereport fays, in an aston with the forces Of
fpt & the Pacha of Acr, whillt another rep
hts that he was af4GinareG in the Town
pr, as he was giving orders for 4 new con
btion. Mr.. F4wkner, who came With ali
Ebl- expedition from Visnna, made his paf
4 from Hamburg in an advice boat with dil-
kbes to Government, which for the indivjd
knfarmation Q! the Houle Of Commons, idued
following note -
Accounts have been received at Confanti.
ble froul Grand Cairo, By f-ven different Tar
MeGengers, Eating, that on the report Of the
pfca-h of for ormidable army from Sy, ia ard
Her Egypt, Buona7arte had funmoned all
officers, anI thoft Of the naive Chiefs who
joined hin at Cairo that upon Bnona.
te's demtnding fupplies, TriPoline folder
" from under his cloak pi2ol, and fhot
pnaparte dead that this was The iignal tor
yeneral maHacre, which was extcn5 ing itfelf
pugh he whole Of The French army when the
accounts were difpltched 70 ConRaminople,
4 that Alexandria had been taken from The
hch."
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THE GAZETTE.
Portland.
From PbiLadclbbia. Ech. u
MoNDAr, MARcH 4, 1899.


Fran Philadelphia, Fcb. 10.
The Preident yeferday fent mec-
to the Senate, in which he infor-
81 them, that he continued faithful
bis declaration never to fend another
bitter to France, unlefS he had al
hnces Of his being received as became
Ereat, Free, Powerful and Independent
hi0n /; but as he had received aHur-
keS from the French Minilter, thro'
h VANS MURRAY, our minifer at
/ Hqgae, of fuch reception, he had
minated WILLIAM VANS MURRAY,
Ibe that MiniIter on the part Of the
bited States.
phe Preident further mentioned in
meilage, that he lhould inlfruf
!. MURRAY not TO leave Holland
ilhe received Uneqmv0caI aaurances
Il he would be properly received,
q that Minilter equal in dignity was
pointed on the part Of the Directory
fettle the exiting differences, and
pclude treaty.
he Hon. Mr.. Murray, who is appointed Miniier to
French Republic, Is An Independent, firm and deci
Fsi raj A,veriea1 He is native of Maryland and
bog refded 10 official htuations in Europe
he frnnets and magnanimity Of tie Supreme Exc
ve OF the United States, and the Preparations for
which have been made il our country, haze At
~ brought the proud Rulers of the Freach Repub-
itnle at duty and interelt who in their turns,
kbtcome lupPEcants for peace. On The wifdom, y
ss irmnes ofthe Preiident the true friends Of their
pfry's glory and haPp nefs, implicitly rely. They,
ever 1ulPect even thele la( Indications Of deire
nifty, may be lome new artifce Of T@lcyr2nd, TO
rs into fatal iecurIty, until Ibis matters ready
la in the United States, the fame tc1ncs hey have
bited IN Switze land; and they hope the Govern
kwl noJ relax 4 fingie fibre in giving new energies
Ae prePa atons for defenGve war, and the ct blil-
\ Of formidable Naval force, until Fcace and Amitv
Feen the two nations are fully, honor4bIy and per
entity eit7blilied- lCafiaskl
The gazette., 1799-03-04
From Eurobe.

fhe ihip Benian;a, c pt. BULLOCK, arrived at
| m on Wednelday LAT in 70 days from Lon
PaPes are faid to be received as late as
h zr. The following article, copied from
l05tsruer Of Dec. 16, is probably confirmed
Ater dates -
The gazette., 1799-03-04

HPP0{NIMENTS--By alftariiy.
FUFUs KING, Eff. Mindter PieniPatentiary I the
lpecai purPole Of negotiating Treaty Of Anity and
Commerce, with the Emperor II al the Reli4s
WILLIAM SMtTH, Elq miriGer PIen .oten,iary for
negotiating treaty Of Amity and Commerce with the
Sublime Ottoman Porte
Upwards ofFve Millions of dollars, Of the IaR years
appropriations, are unexpended.
The gazette., 1799-03-04

Strange as It may appear, yet it Is iaa that
the catI dges, "a, I8, and 3 Founders taken out
Of the French prizes, captured off tie coat ct
LELAND, on unloadjag their flores, prove on
examinati.4., to Be made OUT q The P aver books
they plundered in France and Italy. On rip
ping them open, fcveral beautifully Illuminated
miiIals were ddcovered, elegantly painted ia
the fliie Of highly 6nilhed miniature, particu-
iarly AZ holy family, and Rorliih Prie& al-
miniteIing facrament.
The gazette., 1799-03-04

lhe Secretary Of the Nary, has received a
ler from Capt Decatur, of the y. S. Coop Of
4 Delaware, dated before the Havahnah,
!. 7, informing that he had conveyed feet
me chantme1 il fdfety to the Havannah,
i he had preierved an American lchr. from
iPuiu't oftwo French privateers-the wini
rg light they efcaPed ty th-ir lweePs. One
tg feverAl times at The Delaware, but with
hitting her.-Jan. 5, The American Coulul
tie Havmnah came or board, and fIiI,
Ye was an embargo at that rort--and about
FL Of American veaels there, and French
Of z8 guns.
The gazette., 1799-03-04

1EARRIED-In this town, MIR. DANIEL LITTLE tc
Mils Betsy NICHOLS
The gazette., 1799-03-04
The iublcribsions 10 the Federal Loan, it
now effimated, will exceed Teuesty Millions.

The fubfcribsions TO the Federal Loan, it IS
now eRimated, will exceed Teutaty Millions.
a rupture between Spain and France, has
been expected and from recent aecounts from
Ienerfe, viii ipeediiy be declared. The Span
lard has long writhed under the fratenal en-
brace of the Republican Frenchman and has
wihed leis cordial connexion ;-and the war
between Great Brta and Spain has for the laft
two years been conducted with a eiriLty clo!ely
allied to friea5Rip.
The Revo'tin Belgium has arrived at moo
dy head The inlurgen.s combat with fury
bordering on defperation but are no match
for the Ready dfcipline Of their French talk
matters, who make as little ceremony in facri-
heing them, by tens and by hundreds, as the
Brltiih do the inlurgents in Ireland.
1EARRIED-In this town, MIR. DANIEL LITTLE to
Mils Betsy Nichols.
DZED-At Falmouth, Rev. EBENEZER WILL
ANS, aged Co.
1T Corham Mrs Abigail Hsfkell, aged 5o
At Wndham, MRS Jones, wife Of Mr.. Lemuel Jones.
: Mrs Patience Hall, wife Of Mr.. Stephen Hall
At Canaan, Mrs. Elizabeth CAlef aged 40, wife Of
Rev. Jonathan Caef
At Belgrade MIR. Nathan Hail
At New-Heaven, MIR Samuel Green, aged s6. One
Of the Editors Of the Connecticut Journal.
The gazette., 1799-03-04
AMONG UHICH ARB.

SUper6ne black,
navy blue, dark IT d
and other cCloured
BROAD CLOTHS,
Plain and enboG'.d Kerr
feymercs,
Mems bcft pain and en-
boiled Englilh Sattins,
India ditto,
German Serges.
Devonfhire KerGeys,
Coatings and Lambfkins,
Elalics and Orleans
Stripes,
Flannels and Baizes,
Scotch CarPetings,
Grapes, Wildbores, and
Camblets,
Black and coloured Ruff
fels and Calimancoes,
Moreans and Tsboreans,
Shailoops, Durants and
Iammies,
Sattinets AMI Lartings,
Twil'd Velvets and
1hiekfetts,
MarfeiIles quilt, Swami
dow q, and Six Wait
coating.
Patent, ribb'd and plain
worried Hofe.
Black and white silk dit
r.,
White and fancy Cotton
ditto,
Silk, Beaver, and knot.
ted worried Goves,
Ladies Kid & Silk d ito,
KID morocco and cloth
Slippers,
Miles morocco ditto,
Thread, Edg ngs and La
ce5,
Bugle Trimmings,
Plumes. SPangles, Silk
Gir1les,
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.1y1S5s
Marine ta Articles.
EEEzzE5ss@S
Port 01c Portland.
Marine

The PAMELA Randall, Of this port, was at Tobago,
Jan. T8.
Brig Enterprise, Cunningham, of Wifca1tt,
fpoken in lat 74-had fprung her manmaft, and was
trying to ger into Char!eAon.
The gazette., 1799-03-04

Il is.E4i1, the PreGdent Of the Uni:ed States
aaPPnicJ new Conful to refide ID the Re-
PIC Of St. Domingo ;-and that trade will
fpened between the two counteies, rs {oon
Ehr new order Of thing SIS eaabhlhed there.
\ letter from the American cerful at Glib
|sr. Gates, that the important IG4rd Of iii
rg, had iDrrsa3ered 10 The B,itilA arms.
-Yos ha5 taken his feat il the Cauucils 81
U"ion. A.s tenn ofinpstonnent has eS-
The gazette., 1799-03-04

Il Black, white and
colourcd Satins,
Black. white, plumb CO.
\ Toured, and a variety
Of changeabie Lu-
ltrings,
Black Modes,
I Sarcenets Of all colours,
Silk Grapes and Tifanics,
\ Plain & Grape Gauzes,
Chintzes and Copper
plates,
Book and Jaconet Muf-
lins,
! Muflineis and Dim.ties,
\ Silk and Muffin Shawls
Book and Jaooner Muffin
Handkerchiets,
! Back, Bandanna and
I check'd fix ditto;
Irifh Linens and Sheet
/ iags,
! Check'd Linens aud Bel
| Ticks,
India Cottons, coarfe and
fine,
Mems Mellon crown'd
beaver Hats,
Violin Strings,
Umbrellas.
Mems WORT d Caps,
No. 3 and 4 Dutch
Ribband.
French and Enslifh CO.
toured ditto,
Gal:oon@ and Ferrets,
Black fix Laces,
Six twilts, & fewing Glks,
Tapes, Botbins, sni
niirt Buttons,
Bel poIilh'd 5teeel, pearl,
Iiakan and metal But
tons,
Pins, Chapel Needles,
Scifars, Penknives,
Pocket Books, &c. &c,
The gazette., 1799-03-04

The U S. 1oop of war, Cange,, Of 4 guns Capt Tin
gey lately fallen in with by the Britih frg Surpre
of 35, and required give up any Engh men he had
on board-Ee replied he fhould protect all who were
under his fag-and Immediately prepared for action
The Capt or the SurPrfe then ient word he had been
mifunderlood & reque1ed fuPPly of Medicine. which
was granted. lCaPt Tingey makes no mention Of This
AFFAIR 10 letters to government But Philadelphia Edi
tors nevertheless alicrt that it is true.