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

dB5, at fbe aIops Store,
The FARMERS aLMANACK, by Robert D Tho
mas, and the AImanaek by Ifaiah Thomas.
Portland, NoV.
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And unlels faid taxes and coa of
advcrtfng, are paid before the fjitertb
dry If January next, 70 much of iaid land will be 10 at
Pubic Vendue, will be iahciens to pay the fame
vita all intervening charges, the dwaing-houle of
the fublcrber in BsiJsl aoreiad-rhe lNe begin
ten clock ia the forenoon on faid day
Aaron Barren, Collector.
Besbs, N,Veu5aI793. Oh,
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FOR SALE. (er tsG mJ)
4 PEW, I'M the broad allie or the
"A Rev MIR. Kazgg', Meeting Houfe.- Inquire OF
the Primer. NV -.
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nj Office IS hereby given to the

N nonreident propretlrs and owners Of the foI-
lowing lots of Land lying in the town Of Bst6s, county
of Y.rk, that their lots of Land taxed in State
County and Town, School houfr and Road tax, n the
bills committed to me the Subscriber, Collector of fad
town, for the year 1pSo collect in The following ref
pective fums viz
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-09

AIDED beaver ana INK ndtS-F am
ionahle SuwarI ow bonnets and turbans full and half
drel Elegant plumes, feathers and artificial flowers,
of various dtfcrpon. Suzoa,yow arrsk aud boqssts.
Bracelets earrings and necklaces Bugles and buge
TRIMMINGS FLYER aud gimp do. Ladies long fix
and kid eIoves-beaver habit do. Ladies and miles
dark lste colored gloves for mourning Kid clippers
Enslif black morocco do. Elegant fafhes, cords and
tafiel, Silk cord of different coiors. Flcs netting
G,k-colored coteons for netting Ribbons Of all widths,
and colors. plain and variegated. An afortment of
very delicate thread laces and edgings Plain, prgged
lanne and lace mullins. Camels hair fhawls. Printed
mullins and chinzcs Clais, feel, and pearl buttons,
faf,onsble for ornamentng drees. White. black, and
color'd Italian grapes. Do tHanies. Black cyprus,
netting CHECKED and plain gauzes. Bonnet and cloak
attns O al coors. Modes and iarfnei,. Thread frn-
fes Black velvet ribbons
ALso-MuDinets Black and white
Co,tons. Ladies aud mifes cotton hofe Cslamancoes
and durants Lnnens Cambrieks superfne and
other white nannels-yellow do. Iambikin and 5ai1e.
Fur trimmings. Mufs. Emigrant iccks, &c
Gent!emen's black and white fix
holr. Of a good quality Cotton do. Extra fuperhne
Mai and white worried do. Silk and beaver gloves
10 Iur lined and ambs wool. Toilipett, MeriailesI
and ss anlaown waiicoaiing Black iaitin. Hnr RIB
bon. Shoe iirngs, sc.
Walh.balls, fmelling-bottlcs, tooth.
hicks and cafes Silver pencil eaiss Small eel feiiors
Of an excellent Quality. DEeiins combs, needles, pins
taEes and bobblns.
q E0cry article Of Millinery made in
tie ir'J7 JsSioa.
Psrflaad Nav. NIB, SO.
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Welt-India Goods, as ufual.


UNIFORMS her friends and cuitomcrs
4 lha, he een,inrei make, and has for Sale,
M4gi, 7ppets g Cloak Trimmings.
Airo, a large afortmcni Of RUSSIA FuRs, and a new
and rrea, varieiv OF TOYS, for children--Beit POI
LAND STARCH, and ELLi0TS SNUFF.-4n al.
for;mcnt of CHINA.
Sable and Fox Skins ircAed in the
ben manner, at her iop eoracr Of Flaat and 7fTp*
nrects, Pot.asl. Nov .
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u ROADClo.hs

-
- from 6f to 33T per
yard NavyBlue, Com
mon do Black, Lon
don Brown, Fashionable
MKT, Claret, and Bottle
Green,
2attseni Lamhikins.
Bet Devonlllire Kerfeys,
Fore q Cloths.
Blue plains, Elatlics,
Serges,
Calm ers-- Black, Blue,
Mkt and Brown,
Twili'd rhickrctts,
Roie and Dufel Blankets,
Mems Black Satins,
Swanf5own Waiiteoatins,
Merieilles do.
Irifh Linens,
Brown Hollands,
India Co;tons, Cambries,
Muffin and silk ShAwls,
Common Cotton do
Mullins, Mulinets, and
Dimi,ics,
Luftrinss. Modes & sAtins,
LadioS' Muffin IIandker'..
CenIlemens' 90 do.
Ssrlnetts and GAUGES,
Cinahams, CaIieoes,
Wlldbores- ltripsd aud
plain,
Mems camhleis,
Cdlamancoes,
Mofeens, Rnfels,
Duranis, Taminies,
BAizes red, green, and
yellow,
Flanels--hne < faperline,
t~ili'd & plain,
Variety Of worfttd, fix, &
cotton Hofery,
Worried &Leather Cloves
Gil Cloths,
Quality & Shoe Findings,
Which being conisnment
terms
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Negv Goods.
1 r Y Z POOR,

Ho5jgq recejsed, at Us Store IN Miaah.Syeci,
GUPERFINE, navy blue, and black
~ Broadelohs black, white ard mixed Ca1imers
Raticens, lamblkns, Congs. Plains, Duifls, Serges
friped aud figured Swanidowu Ipotcd Swankins white
yellow, green and black Flannes red white green and
yellow Bazes, rofe Blankets, Shalloons Moreans Du.
rants, Tammies Wldbores, Cambets, Dedtickng, cot
ten and worried Hofery, red and green worried Caps,
brown Hollands, Linsns, ! : and IA wide Callicoes
Ginghams CoppcIplae furniture, Chinz, book, jaeo-
net. and tambored Mullins. black Mullins book and
jaconet muffin Elandkerchiefs, Dimcs, Cambrcks, fix
Shawls and Handkerehefs, ehin,z and purple Shawls,
cotton and nen Handkcrchefs, fix velvet Capes black
Gauze, black and coloured Luffipgs black fix Iaces
white thread Edging ladies and gentlemen black and
white fix Gloves. kid ard beaver do fancy kid, moroc.
co, and cloth SLIPPERS. meas faf,iouabe Hats.
w. |. Rum, Brandy, Gin, Madeira,
Sherry, Lhbon, & Malaga Wines young Hyfon, Hy
fon-ikin, Sorclong and Bohea Teas, Coffee loaf &
brown Sug n Currants. prelerved Prunes, Nutmegs,
Mace, Cana Afpice, Ginger black Pepper, Cayenne
do. Ndaard, table SAT- in 5afse:s, Whiting, Cattle
sosF, Cske do. Almonds.
I'd. Cd. s. lod. aod. and fheathing
Nails, id. Sd. ID and sd Brads, FIRING Pans, Coffee
Mills. Bed Screws flock Locks RING and knob Locks
cupboard do. brafs Nails, few pair bras Chatting
piihes, brafs Candclflicks. knives and Forks, pen
and jack Knives, eaiiic Knitting Pins, Shoyes and
Tons., cotton and wool Cards, floor Bruihes, chaile
apd horie Whips.
Hollow Ware, blue & white Ware,
Tea Trays, Pewter.
A few bottles & boxes of Eilence of
Pearl, and the Pearl Dcnrri6cc for Teeth and Gums
Teeth Brufhcs, Smelling Bottles, liquid True Blue,
Hair Powder &c.
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THIS GAZETTE.

rs sslgssl sv,,y Moso.Y, al &. Il. JENKS's oss'os,
ssy, do, 70 ne PORTLAND KASS. 1A,ss'.''''..
ssse,e Sasc,pfsa., ddvsrjfaasas, and teS~4"~''"''
r.eeiDsi 4Uab sitsnioa r,,r.s 4 4
"a, s,;s. !, ONE DOLLAR q FIF7f cENi'
,e,r, Escluisc OF Poltasc. - PAasf1'i iAy'''''
ugsyesL ~.
~ II. .x,s6p. and ,asv ir,sy d,s Tn g7yE
C;,xt. ,.nk,s 5iyb aiyapiegsg' for ~ osa.
TfEWTs, veli.b gpia D. igsrisi ,'li''''s' ." "
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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1799-01-14
FOR THE GAZETTE
SUCH THINGS ARE.
NUMBER T..

Gid 7sraw a7ns deem, il rqgo, ct ennis in Bs i'm.
10 the Rev. JEDEDIAH MORSE, D. D.
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MONDAY, JANUAR1~ "a, 700.
To the Public.
/ He PRECEDENT and Directors of

L He PRECEDENT and Directors of
The SCHOLARSHIPS FTRr tH,cI1p t11rr ~ -
p4N1. .nvi,,l u -. = - / -''o IN N I|-H
public benefit Which gave origin ' TO their 9 P n,n5o0
and 70 efen, FIR in their power the feverity Of
nl:f9Ttune' 1onlequent from 'hofe deioating fires
which we are expOled have determined 10 reduce the
Rates Of Inlar4nce, 70 low, as they preoume viii inset
nc fun annually EVERY f io5v 81 ea@n NOW FOR t
" i III. rnyer - 1912. '.iulyioua 'Sn no" nave
d porb I Of T. o one end o a L: e Pa
q 'h' mereiIe' yran,, ana = equaaa Ii, loass oR
rrve lie reward IF II nduTv " S are. E ES c o
ings from the fhock Of humbng hmfelf to petition,
and fecures the right boldly 10 demand compenla.
ton.
I'll, ~..r,..
~ CIo1Il l@loo n AIIuIdilC6 are
e iolo" calculated on loa'o II reduGton IF rs per
cent, from thc former rates, VIZ.
ne CI7E-HOufpS Or Stores With
b-;,t j. oogc r.,n. LII a.. -. ~ - ~
competition roofs Handing ieperaie from other build
ma'-So cents on Ioo dollars.
ID CL1IG-EiOuieS or Stores. WI. h
brick or Zone walls, and fate tile lead conner III
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From a Iou4on Pr



LaqJ CqE.-BasvEr Z. FosrzR.
It appeared that tile Drofecuior had been
lome time IL Tie life guards, Lut viii IN thcGe
few months had retired from tile fame, and bc-
came volunteer in the Wetminacr aGoca-
ton and that the defendant was an old &C.
quaintance.
Mr.. ALLEY, council for the profecutor, Gated,
that the defendant called at the houle Of the
Proiecutor and folicited him, As Ills friend and
the friend Of Democracy (of which he hmlelf
was a votary) "not to pull trigger ag4nR
his cou1trymcn and aGociates !" that the pro
fecu;or put his finger on the defendants mouth
to 6op his babble, when by fome accident it
tipped in and the defendant almoR bit it of.
This was fupported BY the teGimony of the
Protecutor and other witneles, and being found
guilty, tile court tentenced him to be imprifon-
cd in the houfe Of correction for two months,
and to pay fine of FIVE pounds.
This wolflike trick IS an exad emblem Of
the general conduit Of the bru,es Of democracy
all over the world. They howl and below
againt their opponents with the lungs Of a
Stentor and he fury Of devils and the no
ment you attempt to flop their mouths, Nv
means however gentle, they turn on you with
the ferocity of canbas, they bite, they Kill, and
deyOur you, if they CAM Poreafus.
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MilceHane0ns articles.
New Patent Fire-Engine.

a FIRE ENGINE has recentlybeen invent,
ej BY Mr.. ELUAn ORMsBEE, Of Providence,
in the State Of RbodeAand. The proprietor
has obtained patent for his invention. The
following deicription of the machine is given il
a Providence paper
" This Engine PofeGes the following advan-
tages over the EngIilh Pump Engiae: Il is Of
fmple Rruaurs, c1nGRing of no other ma
ohinery than Cranl, and 4 Screw, ard can
therefore be afforded much cheaper, ard is les
liable TO be out OF order; it takes up bur about
halt The room, and by The application OF the
lame force will throw water one quarter fur
ther. IT, fimPlicty, cheapnels and eomPaa-
nels, will render il convenient for many domsr
tic purPoles, as wafhiDg windows, wa ering
gardens, &c. The fame properties will render
1t equally ulaful on lhiPboard, where it WI, not
only anfwer its general purpol- Of quenching
h.e' bur- by the hep Of hol9, will wet every
fail 10 the ihip"
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In the uGc Of clofe Roves, great faving Of
Fuel IS made, and Heat is more generally dif
uied through a Room. Theft are cOnidera-
BE advantages, which many cannot enjoy, as
the.e hoves affect them il very dlagieeable
manner, producing Head aches, 6lc.-Conceiv-
ing II may be Of lervice, we are induced to III
form our readers that Bowl or other veAcl
with water placed on The top ofthe tove, viii
10 away thele efe5s, by keeping up proper
degree cf humidity in The atmosphere Of the
Room. (II.r. NLU. \
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c'Ples. Permit as then to tell YOU, that its
great out lines conft in the belief Of ravela
tom and IN the practice the divine precepts-
IN the difuton Of charity and benevolence-
and in tbs ya9port Of The eRaJIIbsd Government
Show Us then member Of the fraternity, who
Is At the fame time jacobin, or, in other
woIds, an enemy to our conGituted authorities.
and we will fhow you a fnrger1d villain !
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PROPHETIC

Dr. Douglas, Vol. I. H. Of his fummar7,
remarks, that The French are the common
nufAnce and dlllarbers of Europe, ana viii III
ihort time become the fame i'll America -
This he wrote fifty years ago. JP page 23 he
obterves, that they had been above century
aiming, Ike the Romans, 70 become the arbi-
tiers of all the known and civilized nations
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TRENCH LANGUAGE.

The French language has hitherto been the
language Of almot all the courts Of Europe
1t is now on the decline, The Germans are Gull
tivang their language with aaiduity, and The
Engih is gaining ground fat, and will before
long dHplace The French. It i row a branch
Of polite education II different parts Of Eu-
rope.
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T0rEL[ H[MT

The difference between riGnE eve " morning at
and 1t s, in The cour.e Of 4o years, luPPohng
man TO 50 TO bed at the fame time he other
wiiewould amounts to 10000 hours; or 3 years
III DAYS, and 10 hours, which will afford eight
hours day for exactly II years f. that It il
the fame as if ~ years IF life were added, il
which we could command s hours every day
for The cultivation Of our miads, or the dlpatci
Of buGncls.
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WEDNESDAY, DISC, 49,
THE Secretary N the navy ~communicated
report On the Naval force, 8Ic. Of the U1ite8
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26
MONDAY, AUGUsT 26, 1900.

which they gave in their resignation in
order to avoid all difention.
A lift of ten candidates was immedi.
ately drawn up, out of which the
Council OF Elders elected Roger Ducos
and General Moulin, Directors.
The Council then fulpended the fit
ting till eight.
Very heavy accufations are brought
forward againit Ramel, Minilter of the
Finances, and Francois Neufchateau.
General Joubert is appointed to the
command of the military force of the
capital, in the place of Gillot.-The
three Gathered Directors had attempted
to caufe 70 members of the Council of
Five Hundred, to be arreifed, which
barras applicability afterwards or
dered General Femeres, the command
ant OF Paris, TO arref 20 Deputies, but
ne retuted to obey the orders. Merlin,
who has been called in the Council of
live Hundred, fecond Duke of Alba,
is laid to have committed the greatef
enormities.-The numerous arbitrary
arrelts are now to ceafe, in coniequcnce
OF decree of the Council of Five
Hundred--Paris has remained perfectly
quiet amidlt all thefe events. The
play-houies, coFee-houfes, public gard
ems and walks are crouded with COM
pany. q.a
The new Director Cohier has ac-
cepted, and has already been inifalled.
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DiRria of Maine.


~ Y order of the Honorable DAVID sEwALL
Elq Judge of the Dittrd Court of the United
~ States for the fsid Difri6t of Maine-Notiee is
hereby given that Libel is filed in the Clerks Office
offaid Court sgaina the Ship MAC. of Bolton, now
lying at Bath within faid Dirs of Maine, her tackle,
apparel, and furniture of which fhip one Paul
Bsownxs was late macriaid Chip being fe zed for
violation OF law Of the United States, made in proh
son Of the TRANSPORTATION OF aves from Africa TO any
foreign port or place And that hearing will be had
on fad Libel before the fad Court. at Pownaborough
within the Difriet of Maine, on the FRI Tuefday of
September next at which time and place all perfons
inicrehec nav appear and thew eaufe why the, fad
lhp, &c f1ould not be declared forfeited.
Alo,-'That another Libel is filed in
faid Office, by JEREMIAH Hill. Efq Collector Of the
Difri Of Bddeford and Pepperelborough, againf the
Schooner POLLY, Of Kennnebunk her tackle, app,re
ard furniture fezcd by fad Hit for breach Of the
revenue laws of the United States ;-And that trial will
be had 90 faid Libel, Pownaborough, afcrefad on
the day aforementioned; which time and place all
perfons nteresd may appear and fhrw eauie Iii any
they have) why fad fchooner, &c. mould NOT be de-
elarcd forfeited hN
ISAAC PARKER, Martial.
Portland oh HugyR. I7oor = fFcz
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Dgyia Of Maine.

DY order Of the Hon. DAVID Sew
ID ALL, Eiq. Judge of the Difria Court for the
Dyl7 of 1aine-Notice is hereby given to all perlons
concerned thar Libel is filed in faid Court by Ma
TnAnsL F. FospIcK, Eiq Collector OF the Dltr,ct OF
Portland and Fainou5, againf the Schooner RAINBOW,
foreign built veel ofabout TW enty fix Tons burthen
her tackle, apparel and furniture, whereof one JoHA-
THAN CaowrIL is matter, together with her cargo,
eonf0ng of about four hundred and ffty quintals of
dried Cod Fin, feized by faid Collector on the 9Th
day of July aa for breach of the revenue laws OF the
United And that trial will be had the afore
fad libel at the Dilk,a Court be holden Powna-
borough, within fad Daret, on tho FRI Trefday of
September next Ta
- ISAAC PARKER, Maribak
Dahd at Portland, A1g. /, 1890. #s=..s
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Hamburg Summaries.

p. LOWER ELBE, JUNE ~.
The Vienna Court Gazettes of the
nth and 18th of June, received on the
Goth, confirm the chief events detailed
of late. I8a5 - .s-re.3 45r
General sMelas, under the cd of
June, advices no material occurrence
in the army at and around Turin
FIELD Marihal Frolich pufhed on beyond
Pignerol, Banculirre and Carignano,
occupied Fofano, with diviGon, took
poit near Savigniano, and his patroles
inveited already the environs of Cunio,
a ftrong city on the confux of the Shi-
re and Gefo. gr
Gen. VukafIovich's advanced guard
had entered Carmagnola, Alba, and
Cheracco in the latter he found few
eral metal and heavy iron guns, with
various ammunition.
The fege of the ftrong citadel of
Turin, is continued mott vigorouny
with the guns of the city.
General LuGgnan was fent againlt
the French divifion at Feneftrelle, on
the river Cluion and General Alciani
has began to lombard the citadel of
Tortona. The fertilization of Ceva,
taken by the armed peafants, almcf
furroundeded with French troops, was
vietualled tor. thirty days, when the
French collecting their force clofer,
began to lombard it, and re-occupied
Mondovi; but the advanced guard of
Vukaiiov,ch forced them to quit both
places 2 fecond time.
Fiela-Marfhal Kray, at Caitelluccio,
OF the 9th, writes of having reinforced
Cen. OFT, who had taken fuch petitions
near Fernova, famous for the fevere
battle between Charles VIII. of France,
and the Duke Of Milan, with his allies)
as completely to cover Parma and Pa
cenza. The fiege of Mantua is contin-
ued with the mott vigorous pericver.
ance.
General Count Bellegarde, after TAX
ing, with unexampled bravery, the IA
nous St. Gotthard's Mount, embarked,
with his own diviiion, on the Lago di
Conf, to proceed by Milan and Pavia,
againft Tortona, TO Join the Italian ar
my-leaving behind him General Had
dick to maintain the communication
between Field-Marfhal Suwarrow, and
the Archduke Charles, which is now
facilitated by St. Gotthard and Turin.
The Archduke's troops pafed in
! hate through Zurich, to purfue the
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French, and leave them no time to take
poit again. Hence the whole ealte-n
parts of Switzerland are evacuated.
Private letters from Vienna fate.
thar Cardinal Kuffo had re-entered Ma
Piles, and was purifying Macdonald very
cloiely; others fay he was approaching
Rome.
From Venice, on the 9th of June
they write, that the Imperialilts had
entered Cefena, on the river Savio, g.
Rimini, on the river Marrecchia, where
they took 5 cannon, 90 prifoners, and
the French Confnl of Sinegaglia.
JUNE 90.
BY the Vienna Court Gazette Elk.
traordiaary, of 9th June, the junction
OF Generals Moreau and Macdonald's
armies is officially announced
From the above official as we'll as pri-
vate accounts, it appears that General
Macdonald's march was effected thro'
the mountain-de6les in Upper Italy, &
along the fea-coaf, which enabled him
to join General Moreau on his retreat
to the valley on the river Tonaro, and
near Savona, on the Cenoefe coat
Here they expected alto to be joined by
Generals Montrichard and Gaultier
from Tufcany and Bologna.
To oppofe the combined forces of
the French, without hindrance to the
clofe fege of the citadels of Turin,
Tortona, and Alexandria, the corps
under F. M. 1t. Generals Bellegarde
and Ott;, the diyitions of Generals
Frolich and Hohenzollcrn, the brig
AIDES of Generals Seckendorf and Alca-,
I'M, have all been united into frong
army of obfervation, ready to act every
infant in fnpport of the grand army of
F. M. Suwarrow. Hence the news of
a general and bloody engagement may
foon be expected and which, no
doubt, will decide the fate of the
French in Italy.
The official accounts from Switzer-
land only come down to the 9th; under
which date the Archduke Charles wrote
to Vienna, that the French LEFT "a
pieces of cannon in Zurich, and that
the Progreflive movements to mount
St. Gothard and the Devils Bridge,
had been topped by Col. Prince Rohan,
Generals Hebert and Haddick.
Direct letters from Switzerland fay.
that General MAIZENA, difputes every
inch OF ground, and had obtained fome
tritiing advantages in the engagements
ilnce the 9th, which, however, were
loon returned by the Imperialifs, whole
head-q tiers, on the 9Th, were till at
Klatten, where General Hotz, and 9TH
er chiefs, hold conferences every day.
HAMBURGER, JUNE 2s.
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Late Neays from Europe.

Received by Capt Wildridee, arrived at Bolton, on
ineiday lat, from Hamburger. Accounts Seventeen
days later than before received -