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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-24
n L w G GODS.
Jolhua Blake,
Hss Jea reeeiv-d an elortmeat Of
Staple and Fancy Goods,

Whsh arc of fale (or cath ohly) the owck terms.
6MoaG WHICH ARE,
Rationale Chintzes and Calicoes
a Gin ,hau,s, copperplates Z; hrped and fgmed
s.ua.aets Diniities book, jaeonet, landlord and
pfiaied Mullins japanned aud black do; Cambieks
issns Muffin handkerchief, Gentlemen tambord
I'D hsrdersd do fix aud muffin shswls patch co.
lsafss nd purple DO muainet and fix Waiiteoains;
shar and fancy Merf-illes do; Nankeens; James;
fahIsa. Vslvets cotton Florertine; faith do
N.ssasa %; 2ud-lss Shalloons; calamsncoes Mo.
fesasi Derauts rammies; Luarings; saiins; Modes !;
ssfIass. plain aad Grape Gauzes Tifanies; an az.
Is lsrnf Ifiili Linens ct the ir quality Shcene do
hsskd % cotton checks snd 0ripes; brown Hol.
isasIs lndiA Cotions Bedtck. Ladies Cotton Eole,
AIea. hssk and White elk do white and fancy cotton
~ pissfd d hemp do. verified do kid and OK,
80 sna habit Gloves men elk, woodflock and bea-
~ - uuabfeass Fans Laees and Edsngs Ladies'
s ! oifaass Necklaces spsngles; Gold Cords black,
e.fr ana fancy Plnmes; polifhed, feel, pearl, aud
o. - 8sFluas Broaaeloths; kerfeymeres; scrses
beaver aad lels Hafs youths do Bandanna Handker-
ehsela hissk I'D check d Barcelona do. pocket do
soHsssl Ri'sh.nds Fcrreis Taltes Bindings pound
80 hunar fsnus Caspel Needles elalc knitting do
S. aIFs roeket Books Kid and Morocco Shoes
assk fasey noreatine do. Mites dc. oi'd Cloths
usaatFss rzb's Cloths; Bfitannias Sewing Silks
Iwsa Tapes Threads SC. &c.
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-24

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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30
From LAssrsosvso. New York Sept ~.
IMPROVEMENT.

1t is with pleafdre we are enabled to Rat that
on saturd' ~ lalt the works which have been for
upwards oftwo months profecuted with unex-
ampled indu FRY, for improving the navigation
between this village and Troy, by removing the
rocks in the bed Of the river continuing the
Lower Rift, were completed.-1n the ihortfpace
of nine weeks, channel has been cut thro' the
fold rock, go feet wide, S. rods in length, and
more than one third of The diRance four feet
deeP-making depth of more than Eve feet
water at the lowell tides by which the naviga.
ton is rendered equally practicable as it IS at
prefent, or probably ever will be, between Troy
and Albany.-When it is eonGdered that it was
ncce6ary TO inclofe fveral acres of the river with
dam, conltruet machines 70 throw our the wa
ter, and keep il dry, we prefame il will be ac-
knowiedged, that no work Of limilar nature,
and equal magnitude, was ever completed by the
fame number Of hands in ihorter period.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30

Marine
Port of Portland.


The fhips Cumberland, Scott, and Two sincrs,
Knights of this port, we're at Liverpool Aug. I4th
The Hulds, Dolphin. Pzvoritc, Jonah, Betty. and
Sally & Mary, Of sh;s port. and the Experiment and
Success oil Kenneb0nk' we're at Port Republican. Au.
2uit 50
Snow Margaret. Mcclellan, from TrinadAd for this
port, WA fpokc on the ath nf.
The Thomas, Wilton from Liverpool to Wilmington,
put INFO Newyork in confequenec Of having loft bis
foretopman, and being very leaky.
The chip Grand Turk Is can away on her paHare from
the Bay Of Honduras to Newyork.
The Lucy, Capt. Brishtman, has been fens into Qua
daioups by French privA,esr.
Bosros, SEPT. a.. Arrived fchooner Little
I,hh, capt. James Hal, from Bremen, failed
July 49, July "a, on the Dogger Bank, was
captured BY Freneh lugger Privatecr, and
ordered for Holland, prizemalter and feven
ieamen put on board-on being captured the
captain received very abuGve treatment, was
beaten in fasage manner peculiar to the
French. The letters were broken open, and
alto many packages of goods. July z6. 10
leagues N E. Of the Elbc, was re taken by the
armed ihip Camilla, Capt Seward, Of Bottom,
from Amaerdam homcward-who took the
Frenchmen out and ordered the Little John for
Bottom. July ~, the Camilla put the prifoners
on board a Greenland sherman bound to
Hamburg. July 80, lat. s., IS, long 4, the
Little John fp ung her bowfprir and put into
Huero, in Norway. Aug 3, in CO. with the
fhip, and failed again Aug. 10, for Bottom, in
CO. with the Camilla. Before putting into
Norwav on the ad of Aug. the Camilla, in the
night fired at the Brtilh frigate Dromedary,
the next day was boarded from her, but treated
politely.
SGrannnb, Aug. 73. On the 7ia inn. arrived
brig Brothers, Capt. Parions. from Martinique,
which place he left on the 4fh.-He informs Of
French privateer which had been fuccelsol in
her dcpredations on our commerce, 10 which
calling fhe had accumulated so COO dollars,
taken out Of the different ve1els which Che had
fallen in with. With this fun, the privateer re-
turned to Guadalupe, having 8 American pr.
toners on board. The Frenchmen (leaving s Of
their number) went ON lhore to reereae them.
flves this was TOO good an opportunity for
American penetration TO looie fight of, they &C
cordingly politely de6re1 the Sans Culode's
would walk board, which they did The
Americans then took poGt nion of the privateer,
and proceeded TO St. Thomas's, where they ar
rived fate.
NortoK. Sept. 10. The Aoop Friendlhip,
Ramfdy, Of this port, was captured on the 9th OF
AuguG, on her paG4ge to the HAVANA, by two
Providence prisateers, who put prize matter
and T rur hands on board, and ordered her for
New Providence but capt. Ramfey found
means to retakc bis vcdel, and got fate into the
Havanpa, with only the lois Of his papers.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30

The affairs Of Europe, at the prefent time,
prefent to us new proofs, that the great princi-
pies which govern the revolutions of the world,
remain unchanged, and that what happened
two thoufand years ago, mutt, under like cir
eumaances, happen again in this and every fu.
ture perioi.-We fee in hifory, how the great
empires of AAyria, Per6a, Macedonia and
Rome fell to pieces by their own weight, the
principles of corruption or the force of reafon
The efforts of France, founded on different
pret-xts and feconded BY the ftrongea paIions
Of the populace, exhibited a profpea Of extend
ing conquelts aud empire over great portion
Of the globe and of giving them duration un-
known to the great empires Of antiquity. It
has been a current opinion that the French con-
quets would be durable, and change the face Of
Europe and there is reafon to believe that at
all events, the political Fate Of Europe, and
more ESPECIALLY the civil and domeaic aate of
its inhabitants will undergo a comfortable
change. Il is probable that the ecclefiafical
fyftem of domination will never be re etabliihcd
IN its full force and that many Of the feudal
feryices will be abolithed. mitigated or exchang
ed tor fsed rents, or computations.
But that the French could overrun the world
and remain long matters of it, was chimerical
idea. Nothing is more certain thaa that, be-.
yond certain extent, an empire is weakened
by conquell; and acqnfitions Of territory. Had
lie French limited their ambition by the Rhine
aad the Alps, tbs probable they might have
held their domnions. But when they puthed
their armies into Italy, the interior of Cerma
ny, and efpecially into Egypt and Syria, there
was no difficulty in pronouneing on the certainty
that at fome future time, not tiitant, defeat and
dilalter were to be their fate. GSbe7afor ]
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30
95ortlat,o,
THE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

Detailed this day, received at Bolton Wednei-
day Ian by the ihip Packet Capt. Trot 40 days from
Livvpool. bringing London papers to the ath Aug
BY them it appers, That the Combined FLEE IS we're
Gen ON the m Aug at the entrance of the Bay of Bf-
cav and that the Enslif Fleet under Lord Keith was
lll augmentng and purifying shem-A Deceive victory
has been gained over Tippoo in ndia-Ofeial conir-
m alton hs, been received of Buonapartes fight from
before Acre. VIII CHI place he attacked eleven times and
IN the Lar effort was badly wounded Lord Melton
a,et with 1900 men on board was off Cenoa-Na-
pies in pone nion of The royal troops--Mantua and A.
kiandria cofely belcsed with fuch immenfc bodies Of
troops as promfe the captuIaon of both places in
aaort pcriod--Genoa the point of being helesed--
The Aurans in Switzerland waiting for reincreemen,s
20 purlae Mail na---In France the Directory, the
Elders, the Council Of $780, AMI the Club at the Men,
age, afame alternately the right of eating public
opnion each is afraid Of the other they all deceive and
are deceived --The fecret expedition from England
was on the eve of its commencement an embargo wa.
laid on al. the veels in the channel the 9TH Aug
continue till the failing of the armament which will
<on6a, be6des the $4,000 Euglifh treops of 4s,coe
RuiTiaus, and 900 Germans the Erh officers are
Field Martial Duke Of York, Generals Knox, Moore,
Cooley Doyley, Lord Paget and Duke of somerfe,--
Mr. Adams. the American minher, has left Berlin and
proceeded to Drefden.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30
From the Salem paper of Tuefday lalt.
FROM GONAIVES.

Capt. Ropes, of the brig Defy, left Gonaires
sne III OF September, and arrived here on
lueiiay lat. The day after Ealing he fell in
with the George Warrington fIigate, conveying
nine fail of Americans from Port.au. Prince to
the United States The Lien,. of the frigate
iniormed Capt Ropes, that Toufaiut had got
poaeliicn of the forts at the mouth of the har.
bonr OF Cape Nichola Mole that he had
large body OF troops back of the town, which
was then IN poaeliion of Rigaud's troops thar
TWO armed veAeps lying off and on the bar
bour belonged to him and that it was hourly
expected the town would fail into his hands
Shortly after, a grand .Alute WIS fred from the
forts, and tbs armed vefl.is bore up into the
barbour; from which Capt Ropes concluded
that Touiaint's troops had got polIeHion Of the
town,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30
LANDS for sale.
ITO BE SOLD. the FOLLOWING Iots

d. oOLO, the folloWlng lots
N OF LAND ftuated in the town o. Falmouth, in
the the eounty oil Cumberland, drawn by 7tem~ Fuet~,
Eiq IA the right of his wife Haasab Fsksr ia the par.
,tion OF the eaate of Brigadier Samuel Wads, made
between his heirs in the year 1865 viz.
90 acres purchafed by faid Waldo of
P@'''a' Zones laid out the right of 7ots Posoea, and
hes at pifcataqua
The relidue OF I3S acres granted by
propretors committee to faid Wsd being tn. fou,hery
hslf OF 10 acres to fad Wals his right lying
'esiaq.a The o her part Of fAd 1913 acres being
lately ioia to II. Me rM
81 acres purchafed by faid Waldo of
P1iafa' J'sa being the fouthcrly half ia acres laid
out on the right of 5e1stab Jadas and Ristad P,so
deAaes lyinsin Pifcstaqua.
III acres bought by faid Wald, of
Pb,'ss' Js~t,, being par of job" PosV.ps 81 acres
aud sanIa Jorfasi ~ acres, and lies on the N. Ea
hde OF Prefumfcot river.
100 acres granted by proprietor's
Committee "a fad WsAs in lieu of 100 acres laid out
IN coopers CLAIM, which laid out on rho right oil
Aags Pea.ia", and lies N. FAT tide of Prelumfcot
river
2, acres and I2o rods bought by
fad WaNs of J'sr 7,sg being par, of Io4 laid
out on the r'gnt of Jseas Llse lying the 5. Wen de
of Stroudwater river.
90 acres bought by faid Waldo of
PSnes' Js1n. laid out on the right of 7bsmn MeSn,
and lies on the 5. Wen fde Of ST. oudwArer river.
1872 acres granted by proprietors
Committee. being Jaws Dprvsss 80 acres and par
OF 10 acres to laid Na1s laid out his right, y ns
At Saecarspps.
100 acres bought by faid Waldo of
J'1s 7yg, laid on, right Of faid Iyg, and lies at
Sacearappa.
81 acres bought by faid Waldo of
eb" Fstr, being part of his 80 laid out the
iAid Eaksf, lying South fide of Prelumfeot river.
For terms, apply to General KNOX,
at Thomaaon. or the fabferiber, at Portland.
DANIEL DAVIS.
Pst.anf Sepf 40. 1892
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30
Rsforati0n Of the Te/Mfs.

A plan fer re1oring that celebrated order,
under the new name Of the Society If Faith, i,
now h,nced about on the Continent, and is faid
TO be the work of the Acbe Brog!o, and an
Itali,n Count. Several Of the Catholic pow.
ers are faid to be dfpofed to put it 10 execution
The prefent Emperor of Rulia has reaored
,he order of Jefuits at Mohlow. and may not
his power and influence re eltablilh them in
other countries
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30

A letter from Savannah, Sept. s, fays-
News is jnf received of the capture of a.
mia Hand Spanilh, by the Engii(h:'
lAmeia life, the coaf of E. Florida, es about
leagues N OF St. Augufine and very ralbo land
on the s. at tse mnu,h of St John river. 1t is -
miles long and broad, is very fertile. and has an
excellent harbour It's N end es oppoG;e Cumberland
i1and, between which and Amelia ne is the entry into
ST. Marys river, in N. lat 80. s., w long. 81. a3l
IMoyss an. Ga
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30
FIRE

On Friday night lat, two now dwelling
houies nearly tinifhed, iituated few rods from
Back Cove Bridge, on Falmouth fde, were
entirely confirmed by 6re. From every cir.
cumltaHce there is reafon to conclude they were
Intentionally iet on FIRE. If fo, it is hoped the
vigilance of our citizens will foon dfcover the
inoendary.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30

DIED-In this town, Mrs Hipfabeth Shed, aged
A., wife Of Mr. Thomas Shed.
In England, ,hs Ri. Hon Earl Iiows, Admiral of
the Fleet and General ct the Marines. Sir p. Parker
fueeecds him.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30
THE nonrefident Proprie-

= tors Of the following Lots and undivided T aet
Of unmproved Land. 6uated in the Of Buelasssa
in the county of Hancock hereby notified, tina, the
fame taxed in the State County, and Town bills
committed to the Subfcriber coea for the year Of
our Lord 1877. in the REFLECTIVE ums et asain them
viz
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30
LANDS BY AuM0n,
TOMORROW, OCTOBER 1T.

1$ - - e4P - ~~sS,'p>"
VIZ HEREAS the following Lots of
w LAND advertifed 20 be fold the m
day OF September next, which happen, Sunday and
the Tale thereof that account be legally made,
THEREFORE,
BY Virtue efan Order of the Supreme 1u-
dial Court fer ID. Sac sftbe Eane # tie late THOMAS
FUCKER, En- 4esssL NH At led at the Esse IF
M. THOMAS MORLEY Lrnssiper at Portland,
On the ira day of Oaober next,
arr s'ast, II. M 10 tie Iigbsa Eitr,
PART of the following Tracts
of LAND, lying in the town1hip of Flku,ab and
undivided with certain heirs of the ;gader Gen
SAMUEL WALDO aud which part of the Eeatc Of
the fad THOMAS FLucKER, Efq COMPLICATED to The ufe
OF the Commonwealth after the jun debts and legal
charges thereon fhould be paid--fo gvit.
One third part of two hundred and
fifty Fix granted by the Propristor's Committee
of Falaaub, to Brig SAMUEL WALDO and laid out near
the Duck Ponds.
One third part of five hundred and
eleven acres and eghrytwo rods, being the remainder
Of the eight hundred acres laid out to Brig SAMUEL
WALDO, by the Proprieors' Committee at Sh'Dd'uate'.
One half part of fix hundred and
ninety acres, allowed and granted by the Poprietors
Committee Of Fauoufb, the heirs Of Brig Gen. WAL
DO of their pitch of nine hundred AID ixty two
acres. lying near the Duck Ponds.
cond tons of Sale to be made known a, the above
time and place.
H. KNOX, Agenf and Aduiajqra;or.
hsggR 7otb, 1899.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30

A Paris paper of July 9th, f,ys, aMerir
tn. Elk Dreaor, has blown his own brains OUT
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30
Notes of

l. Hand one Of ten dollars fubferbed by 7efsb
1amesa--the other, Eve dollars, fublcribed by EG6a
cs~~isgs The owner may have them. by paving for
'@'s advertisement, and applying to c. BRADLEY.
Fshvsmt, S1pf as, 1899
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30

To The Honorable fbe Senate, and the Han.
orabk Rsgf Of R.bsJsstaiiu.t Of TIE Com
moH7otah6 Of Mgtc5glias ia Gsaaal Csuri
aEmbisd--
THE Petition of the town of Wal
n DoBoRoDaH, in the county of Lincoln,
8oNgLr sHsWsTa,
That there is in iaid town a fnaH
fre1a river, in which many wears o,f rone few
OF the fiji called Alcwvcs were caught but for num-
Der OF years pat (sthon IN the Dams were opeoed ac-
cording to law few of the fh aforefad were
difcovered TO be in faid frcam-But your petitioners
being informed that late act of this Common wealth
takes in the treAm afoefd, beg leave Gate to your
Honors their crcumf snoes in the premifes w.
That the 6h tina, could IN all probability be ever
caught in faid ftream, would he of no confequcnce
whatever to the inh4bi,ants---Aad fec ondy 1'ha in
the town of Marlborough agreat majority of the in.
habtants have to buy their corn comes in,o the
owE in vel1es, from the wcfward, in fnal Quantities
from time to time during The iummer feAfon and IL the
gr't mill dams are opened IN fad ftresm, they will he
obliged 20 carry their and grain to he ground out
OF the town ten twelve miles lcsf 10 re the fame
ground into meal--And the poorer fort Of inhsb-
ants aforefaid not ifIefTed of hores the very
horfe hire tieif would amount, executive of their own
time, TO much the real value of the meal II ground
their own mIils-They therefore pray your Honors
to take their circumstances in thar reipeA into YOUR
confederation and exempt the town of marlborough
in the 9Th ac--And as 10 duty hound will ever pray
Signed BY ,rlr sft< 7s4vn,
THOMAS McGUYER, ! 80
JABOB LUDWIG. see'msH
GEORGE DEMU III. } ~a''o''.ss.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30

The territory of Rome is nearly evacuated
by he French.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09

LONDON, OCTOBER 10.
The Bank of Englaf d, on Thurfday af, re.
iolved 10 lend to the merchants million and an
half.
Mr.. Il. Iackion, one of the Irifh ffate prifon-
ers, with two unmarried daughters, his fecond
ion, and property the amount of so,oool OH the
goth ult. embarked at Dublin for America.
His eldeit ion remains, and condutls the found
cry and iron butinefs.
Two fevere ihocks of an EARTHQUAKE were felt
at L'ison on the 18th ut. when the inhabitants
IN their beds experienced a f-nfation & nilar to
that OF being rocked in cradle; happily no in
jury was fuitained.
1t appears by the papers found in the palace
OF Tippoo, &c. iubmitted to Parliament, that
the Sultan entered into a treaty, ofenlve and
defeniive. with France, the objea of which was
to diipedels and divide between them all the
Bri'iih territory in India; for which purpoie
Tippoo was "to commence his operations in
the heart of the Carnatic, in concert with
French army to be landed at Porto Novo y bur
that waiting their arrival, be was to attack as
loon as he heard they 1.-THE French) were in
motion. 1t was likewife agreed by treaty,
dated the 10th July, 1893, and figned by Tip
poo, that the PorIugueie dominions in India
were to be allo divided between the contracting
parties.
The Englih cruizers off Malta have captured
number of vedels from Trpoli, in Syria. that
have been in the habit of conveying proviions,
&C. to the French earrifon in that i1and.
His Siclan Majelfy, in consequence of the
lrrvices of Admiral Lord Mellon, has created
him Duke OF Bronti, and coded to him terri.
tory worth 3oool. iterling per aaaum.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09

TIE EG.x frigate, of 81 guns, capt. Preble,
is ordered to rendezvous at Newport, to fail
with convoy to the EaRindies. She is nearly
equipped for iea.
The us, aoop of war Delaware, capt. Baker,
has capt1red and carried into ST. Kits, Nov.
go, the Ocean FrenchprivaIeer, pierced fer lS
guns, but had only ie long mines, GAes aud
Tours, and i35 men. The pIivateer had cap
mred noop Newyork Packet, big little Bepja-
min, feb. Dan, Dyer of Portland, and ehooner
Hiram. There were 80 American prifoners on
board the privateer when captur ed-fcme of
whom have arrived at Newyork
The Pickering, LIT Hitler, has recaptured a
brig from Charelton, taken by the French, and
has fent her into Nevis.
The Baltimore floop Of war, has fent into St.
Barts. French privateer, with "a men.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09
Cincinnati.

THE Standing Committee of the See
Il ei.y IF Cincinnati, of the Commsnw eath of MafIa-
ehuets, ageeably the Votes Of the Soeiety-Hereby
give public Notice, iuch of their brethren are re-
dueed TO neceffitous circumfances-the Widow and
Orphans Of Others, who may be in like circumstances,
hat all applications for relief afIaance, may be
made on or before the third Wednesday in January
nex to any individual of the fad Committee, who will
communicate the fame, and their REFLECTIVE eirc umtan
ces will be duly coulidered The name, of the Com.
mittee a follow. viz.
General Lincoln Captain Fowle.
Doctor Euls, Captain Green,
Thomas Edwards, Robert Williams,
General Jackfon, Major Alden,
General Wnaow, Doaor Hart.
Colonel Tudor, Major rockingham,
Doctor 1owniend John Caendar,
Colonel Perkins, Colonel Lee. and
Captain Iohnfon. Samuel Armitrong, Re-
Bofar, Me- 90 1900. esvJer.
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CdRD

RafING read qUitb jatisfat7ioa tie mid and
ln5sfisnt anflor eftbe Editor, Of tie Ea9em Herald
TO my oefrOation5 TIE extraa :. from the Aurof
ra,' baVs no reply TO make asIis tie u9q AQast
5 all my qvJ>5e' 70 fsapsrate or sgen 10 eouf.nd
am aOil'@g tbat aobat fbcy Jay tould be reeeiqei as
faH apology far the )editiop5 exf,a9. -4,d ! am
e1'n content tbat The dfappointment of execu.
tive expectations" ia "Mooroe" hsula be as
much Of an argument a., REILLY can egainR fbe con-
fafnf.0"ai eserrite IF executive vjlasm.
CANDOP.
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Marine
Port of Portland.

vi " Uff"D"'
Cepf. Benjamin Prince, euto arrived here on
Moaday hf, .farhiBes The j5loaoi1g marine nssos.
Sailed fr0m liverpool GA. IL, yBiis Cafad0na
Efal.,bee. FIR Neeey0yk; Poly and Harriet, John
/sn, Bel20a I; .1seFrj0n, Freeman, Bsq0n; Com
mrfe, Agry, 8alim.rs brig Orlando, hftia', Pc
no5fsef-Oa. IL, filled brig Argus, biacdanald,
P0rtland- Ga. -, Jhp Jefpb, Maelr'Ysn, do.
h,riued at liverpool, on. 10, &ps, Poly,
Drnmmond, from Bs)qon Ruty, Sfof0,d, fran
Cbarlsq'n, S. c. and orig CorGgw, Cbsafe, from
Boifmo,e.
Oh. r7@, SPIKE brig Orlando, Atkins, eff Tory
Hand all queH
Nov. 20. IS Lacquer, S. E. Cape EE1abetb, Jbste
kbaoner Cwrirr, from Kennedeek, Jop,a to bs
HSvanaa, out tquO day., vry iaky.