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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09

The intelligence rcfpsa'ng the frigate Wan
lnglon's late convoy, was not communicated by
Capt. .Joae5, but by a gentleman who was PAT
ienser with him. 1t appears by Others of the
convoy that the intelligence respecting an i'm
Prefnent OF leamen, was erroneous.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09
1OHN ADAMS,
Prefdent of the United States of America,
.u.--.ul..- IL n A.. ~. Il all @su< cr.e.;ra

Prefdent of the United States of America,
To alto 7pbsm fbels Prosat j5aR come Greeting.
John WALLACE. Efq having produced to me his
J CcmmiiTion riss COjd of his Britannia Majety,
for he State of Geerg,, do hereby recognize him as
fueh and do declare him free exercfe fuch functions
powers. and privileges. are allowed to Confnls OF his
faid naiey by the laws and treaties in that cafe
vided,
In tefmony whereof, have made thefe letters pa
tensnd caufed the fcal of the United States to be
hereto affixed,
Given uair NY hand at tbe city Of Philadelphia bi' fb
day IF 07sIs,, II D. 1899, and 1" ibs fSUe" fourth q
sIs Iaisbend.nes Of jaid Slater.
JOHN ADAMS.
By TIE P,5fisnf
TIMOTHY PicKrRuNo, Secretary Of STATE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09
FRENCH cHoUdN5.

P@ii Oh, f. Yeiefday morning $50 troops
OF the line dhcovered a column of Chouans at
the dillanse of two leagues from Segge, and
Immediately attacked them, and afer briik
fire of mufluetry repulied them.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09

Portland, December 6, 1900.
THE Seleetmen appoint the follow
i ing perfons as Meaiurers of Wood and Bark, viz
William M'Lclan, Notes Noyes,
Henry Wheeler, John Thralher,
Notes Lunt, David Moves,
Ala Plummer, William Waterhoufe,
and ffate their fees as follows viz.
Five Gents Load. for what is brought in town by
land.
For what is brought in by and piled or CO dcd
on wharf ON the land in Ranges, at the rate Of
fbrss cord for any quantity OF five cords more
FOR any quantity under five cords and more than one
cord the rate of four se"fs cortland for any guam
,ity of ono cord or under, /sur eenis.
Atea, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Chairman.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09
portlano,
MoNDAr, DECEMBER 9, 90.


cr The Foreign Intelligence by Capt. Prince,
communicated this day, and in the lalt Gazette,
are highly interefing and the peculiar iitua.
ton of the different armies at the lat dates,
promife events of magnitude. BY the treaties
between England and Ruilia, it will be ieen that
thofe powers are fully determined on the reiio.
ration of Holland and notwithstanding they
have met fome powerful mpedimen,s, the late
accounts feem to hater the object. On this
head the lalt Centinel contains the following
/" From the details which are given in the
Hamburg papers it is certain, the Engih
and Ruaian armies, on the 4 and Sd OF Oc-
tobA, gaioed fplendd victory over the
French and Dutch fsrces.-rhele lat have
been driven from their ifrong petition 10 front
of Alkmaar and have teen obliged to retreat
from thar place, and even from Beverwyk.-
AT the lait dates, the Dutch head quarters were
at Harlem, lef than IS miles N. w. and the
French at Purmerent, withia 10 N. of Amlter
dam,-at which time the Aotillas of Admiral
Mitchell were affordng powerful cooperation
both on the German Ocean, and the Zuyder-
zee ;-and nearly the whole COATS ofFrifeIand
Gronengen, and Guelders were in poheiion OF
the Engliih navy, and has dfplayed the Orange
itandard. In Guelders the town of Hardcrwick
had been iummoned. Do the other hand, it is
certain,very numerous reinforcements we're mar
ching from the Interior of France inloHolland."
CT The details in the preceding columns,
illuRrate the Gtuation of affairs in Switzerland
and Italy.
The la0 papers contain the declaration of
war by Spain aganit Ruiiia.
The Philadelphia papers contain an official
lift of the yeiIels captured and recaptured by
the Columbian Navy, tince its eaablilhment.-
OF the frt clafs are, frigate l. Iniurgent brig
Les Ams, guns, 10 med, fchs. lie Croyable,
I4-s4; Sans Pareil 1871; Jaloux I4-7o;
L'Amour de la Patria $50 Syren, 40;
Tartufe $50 :; Marfuin. ITO Union
ga Vaiuqusur 8 -ss Mag,cenne IA
s. Bon Pere, Buonaparte; Diigent and
two imall ichooners. The recaptures are, 8
fhps briggs +; /, fchooners and one foop; 7
OF lhele were Engliih the remainder Aner
can.
In conequence of the application Of the Amer
lean Minider at The Spaniih Court, orders have
been iaued, countermanding former directions,
and allowing the eargoes of American vedels
I'D pals LuIouIi tuciI SuitOIu fibuiSSJ
not furnilhed with coniul's certificates, from
whence they proceed,
Many enterpriling merchants and others, in
this town and vicinity have direefed their atten
ton to the eitablilhment of a Marine and FIRE
lnlnraret Company
Thurfday laa being appointed day of pub
lie Thanksgiving in the rate of Vermont, the |
came was obierved by 1t. Leoaard, corps Of
Vermont troops, fationed at the Fort in this
town, Many perfans having mifakcn the OBJ |
jec of,he firing on that day, it is thought proper
to mention 1.-THE folders furnilhed them
felyes with ammuniton by iublcriPtioa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09

MARRIED-At Hallowell, Mr.. Jofhua wingate, jun
ofthat place, to Ms Julia Dearborn, of Pttfton daugh
ter of the Hon. Henry Dearborn, efq Mr. Shield
Lord, to Mii' Nabby Nye. Thomas Bowman, elq to
Mifs Sally Howard
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09

The laf papers contain the declaration o
war by Spain againa Ruilia.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09

DIED-(uddenIy) Ian Saturday, at the houfe of Enoeh
Freeman, Sacarsppa, on his way home from Portland
Mr.. Daniel Hunt, of Cornifh
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09

Many enterpriGng merchants and others,
this town and vicinity have diretted their after
ton to the eaablihmcnt of Marine and Fp
Infnrares Company.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
COkRESPONDENCE

Between George Nicholas, Egg Of Nentuc-
ky, and the hon. Robert Q. Harpe1
Member Of Congreis, frcm the dik:ict of
%, Gate OF Sou.h-Caroliua.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
- N o &c Z.

TT is with much regret that the
fubicriber fhould again have oceafon TO notify
thoie who have been a comfortable tins delin-
quent, that il is now impoliible for him to grant
them any further indulgence therefore, 1t Is nc
cehary Tor al ihoie who are IN arrears and whole
accounts have been long due, 30 make immediate
payment TO him, or to Meilrss GILiIAr IL KISsY,
Whole receipt viii be ucient for the fame, give
fuch fecurity as will be deemed satisfactory
Thofc uho fail to comply with ibis fequsfi, foits
viii be infti,uted aganlt them indiicrinlinai ely.
5bomaS Giliiaf.
Richmond, September 10. OO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15

.
49, as nisf, ~ or IS years Of age.
''~'hs'' s-F4'ST Zee 3 OF 9 inches high, with
: eonlpiCuous fear unds. his lett jaw, occaGoned
by detective tooth, large fear CT the back 81
hs right hand from til eut of knife, and iTnel.
ohe mciining obEgu.ly lownwards in the Middle
OF his forehead, occafoAed by lome accident when
q child. itutters lirtie when abont 90 ipesk.
buii.y head OF hair, legs rather mah froa, the
eonitant uie of boots, and OF tky locks aud tenn
per, except when he coofss to force deceitful
iIuie. - He has fery-d III apprenticeship to the
h1sher's trade, knows alittle OF hosnaking, aud
As, when he pl>aies, ve.y complete doneltic fer
want. As he has i;:v5 II tinestravel,ed with me
INTO the norss,erD Rates, lt is polbc he MAJ oh.
cain forged certificate q freedom and ende4vor
TO go that way, tow -rds Kentucky, where his
mother and oii:cE conn. Ions are in che polclion
.. a rs, %iliiam Hcilsnd whole name he Tome
times affects 20 bcar-z..d This is The proba-
be, as q nlprt s.sne PIE Gus to has departure he
polIefed hIInfef OF rhe means of travelling By for
eirg INFO my deiS. Ifhe is sanght ,4l Of th fate
of Virginia. the above reward will be paid on his
delivery 20 me at this psse--if taken in this Gate
and delivered, Fifty Dollars will ke paid--or ii
feeured i'll ANY jaiii 10 that get him again, Thirty
Dollars will Do allowed. All matters Of veiiels
are cautioned againh aifording the faid runaway
conveyance out OF the fate, and all other peilons
againit harborug, employing or fecrctiDg him
as no expense VAL be ipaeed in rigorous prcie-
cutiou OF thofe who do 10.
JOHN MIRO.
Richmond, Virginia,
October 18th, 1899 s IN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15

nc iAIoI Pointcd attenGi0n
WI be paid 10 or.iers for Trees, and gfea
care risd ia preparing them for removal
Letters by poh, or otherwise, to faio
STRAcaAE, sddEeGed 10 The care Of M.
fosfqias Nary, oil Freds,icktbugg, or Alr
join Barren, OF Richmond, wili be properly
attended 10.
Dad sTRAcHAN q MAUSY will deliye
'heir Trees on the following tsms: Whhir
50 mics OF The Ndrfey, they viii deliver
1000 or upwards, al given tine and place.
't their Nuriery price and a, any diitance
between 50 and 100 mics, MOI ieis than
1000 on sGe fame terms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15

GSgfted lhaAe Trees,
FOR Sale, at Nine Pence each, com.
poied of the following kinds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15

SssHhsudis.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25

ever has been more conifant and anxious at
tention to lnch forms and marks of din notions.
than there is IN monarehies
The policy of Rome was exhibited n its
higlelt perfection, in The triumph of Paulns
Emilius over Perieus. 1t was ltrkng exeni.
plihcation of congraiulalioa and fyInpathy.
Centralized with each other. Congratulation
with 'he conqueror fymPathy with the cap
tive both inddenly changed into fympathy
with the eonqueror. The delciiption" of this
triumph, IS with 4 Pomp OF language cor
respondent to It's dazzling magnihcence.
The iepi efeBiation Of the King, and his chill
dren mutt excite tie pity of every reader, who
IS not animated with the feroeious fentiaents of
Romao iniolence and pride. Never was there
more moving leion of the melancholy lot Of
humanity, than the Centralized fortunes of the
Macedonian and tie Roman. The enc divefled
OF his crown and throne, led in chains with his
children, before the chariot of rhe other, lla2ing
in gold and purple, TO The capitol. This IN
itruetive leiion Is given US by The victor him.
iel' IN fpeech to the people. "My triumph.
Romans. as if it bad been in deriGcn Of all
human felicity has been interpreted between the
" funerals OF my children, and both have been
:" exhibited, as ipettacles, before you. Peifens,
"wllo, hmelf captive, faw his children led
g with him in captivity, now enjoys hem in
faiety. !, who Triumphed over him, having
Attended the capitol, from he funeral charioc
Of one my fons, defended from that capitol,
"to fee another expire. II the loute of Paulus,
none remains bur himielf' But your felicity,
Romans. and The prosperous fortune of Ii.
'pubhc, is conlolation TO me uncer this
"deltrution of my family"
II IS eafy to Zee how fuch fcene muR ope-
rate ION the hearts of nation: how it mult
affect the patton for diltintion: and how it
mult excite the ardor and yiituous emulation of
the citizens. Liz. IS, SO.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25
THE PRIDE OF BIRTH.

SOME of the abea and beif prell,es Of
whom the church Of England has to boat,
originally arofe from very humble fiiua tons in
fociety. The catalogue of her primates in
particular, almoa entirely conffs Of perfons ef
low extraction. Cramoer, Parker, Grindall, and
Whitgift, the crest pillars of the church eltab-
llhment, after the feParation from the Papal
yoke, were all of a mean deieent, if, as in the
vulgar phraleology Of common life, poverty and
meannefs be anonymous.
Archbiihop Abbot was educated and main
tanned by public charity.
Laud's father was weaver 10 was Iillot-
ion's; and none of them it appears were in cir
cumltances TO provide for their tons.
Potter was ferviror in his college and
both Herring and Seeker were more indebted
10 good fortune, and lucky hits in lite, than to
family connections, for their elevation to the
bench.
Nor has this been the cafe only with the
church of ENGLAND The mot eminent OF the
Roman pontiffs lprung en- obcurity, and the
poor people OF Italy, until of Late, have been
accutomed 10 excltc in their chidr an aPpi-
cation to Itudy, by relating to them the tory of
pope Sixtus the fifth. That great man was
the ion of a eotager; and on his elevation to
the tiara, he ufed TO lay, IN contempt o. the
balquinades that were made upon his birth,
that he was born of an Rujfri0as horie, becaufe
the fun-beams palling through the broken walls
and ragged roof, Myy2rafsd every corner OF his
fathers hut.
Laaly, Dr. Moore, the prafent arehbifhop OF
Canterbury, is native olGlonceter, where his
father was a butcher in fuch low cigcumhan-
ces that he could not afford the exPepces neoet-
fairy to give his ion that liberal education which
he both deiired and deferved.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25
Exfrad fran "D1scoURsES on DAy1LA.'

TN a city or village, little employmen,s and
4 iriding ciltinttons are con,ended for with
equal eageJnels, as honors and Offices in com
monweaiths and Kingdoms.
What is it that bewitches mankind to marks
and Ggns a ribbon a garter ? a ltar gold
en- key ? Marlhal's itaff, or a white hickory
aick! Though there is in fnch f-ivolities as
thefe neither profit nor plealure, nor any thing
amiable, ellimable, or respectable j; yet expert.
ence teaches US, in every country of the world,
they attract the attention Of mankind more than
parts or learning, virtue or religion. They are
therefore fought with ardor, very often, by men
poAeled in the MOI eminent degree, of all the
merit and fervioes, with the bet faculties of the
head, and the mott engaging recommendation
Of the heart.
Fame has been divided into three fpecies
glory, which attends the great actions of law
givers and heroes, and the management of the
great commands and the fra offices OF State:
reputation, which is cheriihed by every gentle.
man and credit, which is Imported by mer-
chants and tadcfmen. But even the diviion
is incomplete, becaufe the celire and the oblees
of it, though it may be eonlidered in various
lights and under different notifications, is not
confined to gentlemen nor merchants, but 1t is
common to every human being. There are no
men who are not AMBITIOUS OF distinguishing
thsmfelves, and growing comfortable among
thofe with whom they conve'ie. This ambition
is natural to the human lou ard as when it
receives happy turn, it is the iource OF private
felicity and public PROPERTY; and whent errs,
produces private uneaGneis and public calami-
ties, it is the buinels and duly of private
prudence, of private and public e1agaticn and
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25
MAUPRRTULS.

" A Frenchman," fad DR.. Johnion, Z" can
write upon any things Maupertuis has an
EBAY upon rhe Advantages OF being Sick
He fsys that in foine illneRes there are real
advantag res, capable 10 conlolc us. capable ia.
procure US real pie irres. . ipeak," Jays he,
g after my own experiences" and relates fome
reflections which long and dtiperase dlorder
of the brealt gave him. !" i knew" adds Ia,
" "a very Respectable perion, who inhabited 2
very large houie, which however he thought too
little for him, reduced BY an illnefs like mine
humbly TO occupy one of the imallett rooms OF
it, make an agreeable occupation for hamieli OF
arranging collection of prints which he had )
and this man who ufed TO have his head full OF
che preateit obje6s that intereaed all Europe,
found great amufenent in a little thing humbly
capable of amuGpg child in health and this
was the great king of Pruiiia."
" II IL with The ksratars Of ibs French" .f.y
DIR, .Jobnj0n, car with thar meat - not os,y
ea.sQraf, 6zt ttey kse.o 0sty SusR bsso 10 cock q"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23
Susannah Babso,,,
MXLNER.
{ DffR9 n0dfr he Columbian Hal se4y III.
LRber's 7aqvrg.

D"fR5 n0dfr he Columbian Hal mar III.
Cutters 7azvrn
EGS leave TO offer her feryices II
Ge the Ladies Of Portland, its vicinity ap4 to
"et lher patronage IN the line of her prole ion She
ones Tor i4e among other articles, the following viz
Ladies fine beaver hatS--wifh hat
bands, cords and trimmings 10 match Fancy colored
no. Chiicrelis do. Fashionable turbans, wreatls and
eas5. fine black faith fcr ladies, cosks v,th rim
mings Tor do. Artificial flowers. Pumes and leather.
pook mniin Wire do. Millners black and wl;tc
lawn. Black and white gauzes Wide and marrow, Isees
Mourning do. Edgines. Netting. Camel's lair
ihs"l'-lome do OF an elegant pattern Fine and
common pocket handkerch SIS Lu,enrins, Modes.
ram and Varieested ribbons Of every width Iad;es'
ana elndrtns mitts Do fine cotton hofe of f,ne,or
qnaaty. Ladies and mites fancy morocco fboes.
pumps and lppers. Cloth do Shoe bows Glove
ties Linnen Backram. Wire Pa1eboard sew
ing hlSs Iwiits Threads Tapes Taaes
Gentlemen'S handfome morocco cans.
trimmed with fur--yery comfortable for the Ieifoa
Ladies heighlng do. Gentemens plain ana f-aev
eolored nne fix hoie ditto Cotton dino worried
White itoeks. Black do. Military do cockades
Hair ribbon
Gilt necklaces. Eardrops. Pendants.
Mouruing do SmeliHes bottles CourtpIailer. COT.
afeties Tooth powder silver thnbles Inkftands
Pocket do Waters Needias Pins Bobbins
q Ladies' Robes, Cioak5, Head-drsc
= ec' d'"' is@e f'e0aeg Ja', and The fuaaa gsrs
Portland, Dec. as,I7oo tf)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23

And an ahortment of CONFECTIONERY.
AJo-~A few patent Agitable Lamps.
S-F dftsSa1Hss IN J ssosaig hA .ysn'np
Dee. Sc
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23

On Saturday evening af, intelligence was received
'hrt the fchoener Farmer of this port Richard Motley
matter driven fhore Cape Cod, the night of
the 18th inf and that the whole had perihed.--
Weare now happy to announce that the intelligence
was premature. BY exprels we learn thai after fe
truck, the mailer aud all hands took 10 the boat, and
arrived fate ihore. The chconer has hnce drifted
into Barnable Bay 70 leagues dtant fro m the PLACE
whe ihe was left"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23
SHORTHAND,
MoNDAr, DEcEAfBRR IS, 80.
DlYXSIQN LINE.

Committee of he Court of selians for this county
oonliin5 OF Meirs. Samuel Frse1la, lae Pa5as, and
HAfan Gorbam, Efqrs, to meet Committee of the
Court OF Sefiions of Kenneheck con(ltag of Melirs
Daq! Cory, Vliam Brook, and Aaib4a Farbmkr Efqrs.
ON Friday the sd Of January next at the houEe of Mr.
Rowe, nnhoder at Pejepfcot Gore, in order to etsle
the eivifonai Line OF iad ,ounties
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23
Fry@ Drugs g Medicines.
NOW OPENING FOR SALE,
By John Coe,

At the ihop lately occupied by Mr..
Jfwe1T. in Fi(h-frect, large and exteniive anort-
ment of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES. &c. of a
genuine quality all of which viii be fold as cheap
as can be purchaied in Bolton. any fhop in the
State. dino. 4pJiB arr
- ENNK +; Manne Crcm Tartar :;
O Flower SulPhe7i GIauber's Salts Ipecac Ialop;
Red Bark Rhnharb, Magnolia Sage Pearl Bale{
Gen,ian Orange Peal; Animony; caomel Camo.
mile Flowers Lenisye Elechlary Campfire Opt.
; Myrrh; Aloes Lieoree ack and isce CAT
earilla Bark Oil OF Vitro zquaforlis Blue YeroI
White Yilrol Ground Msdder Alum; Copperas, &c.
DR.. Lees celebrated Bilious Pills,
Anderions Pills. Hoopers Pills, EiIence Of Pepper
mint, Britfh Oil, Goafry's Cordial, Batemsns Drop,
'ruringtens Balloon OF Life, Stoughton's Ffxir, Ce-
phalic Snuff Royal Tooth Powder, Tooth Bruf.es,
Pungent Smelling bottles, Court Platter, &c. &c,
1inctures, ElixirS, SalveS and ONT
ments, OF all kinds.
- Country Phyfcians may be fup-
Piled with large or fnall quantities.
Medicine Boxes for Seamen prepared
in the ben manner at the fhcrteft notice.
Conitant attendance will be given,
and every favor gratefully acknowledged.
poffLfsH Dge
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23
5fR. JENKs,

WISH you to publi1i the following extract from
,he Philadelphia Gazette The reader will fee that it
relates to publication of cARNoT one of the French
Directory, who in the fwsahon of the Fruelidorian
cxpcdicnt expelled. This Carnot was in his time
The repu,ed conriver of the va nvaon of the German
Empire and of the defcent of Buonaparte upon Eng
land We have not his pamphlet; but think If Anne
rcans require any further proofs of French amty or
FRENCH REPUBIIcANISM, they may find fome in
this little extract. If particle of doubt ihouId rel
upon its authority in the opinion of honei man, the
whole pamphlet fhaA be ient for and publfhed.
IN AMERICANA
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23

Has tor Sale at his Store in Middle.
street, near the BANK, the following articles of the
hit quality, and upon realonable term. for cath or
country produce.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23

L was 10 hold Il in the mott a'f lute depend.
ence to iubdue it TO a paGve obedience to
treat It as a conquered country.
g Do you think, fays Rcubell, in the coulfe
of the argument, II" that it Is for Holland hat
| want the reliitution OF the Cape and of Tim
comale 1t is fra neeeGary to retake them !;
furniih money and ihips. After tha-, will
eAiy make them perceive that thele Colonies
belong to Us"
We uua, rfAys the London Editor the
Congrsf' of America, the Councils, and even
the Directory Of the Batavian Republic, but,
above all, the Adm,als, Officers, and Seamen,
will ferioufg take thefe important discoveries of
the ConIttutional Director Carnot, into conf
deraton, before or after they ihall have fliled
from the Texel.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23

A letter from Cape Francois, Nov. 70, f4ys,
& An earthquake has funk one third of The city
Of Gonaives."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23

The SALLY, which arrived at Beverly from
Bremen, brought dispatches for Government
from our Con.ul there.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23

s. Several iTfry9sg Forgn and Don1ic A,hsts srsbzr
I'd tor IBIS Day 3 Gazette are HaaVoaaLiy osaaaite4
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23

MOnro. is elected Governor of Virginia.