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

tie troops. Of cfpionage, and afadination .
This meafure rendered neceiiary by the urgency
of the times, was limited in fneh manner
that having no ebjea but to reach fragrant Of
fences, you propoied to diGolve them mrnsdt-
ately after they had pronounced their fenicncc.
I" The Legislative body doubtleis will not heii-
tate to adopt this mealure, at preient delayed,
when you remind them how imperioufly It IS
dictated by the critical ftuation of affairs
prcpofe to you again to lay the fnbjea before
them in mefage, and to propofe TO extend
the law to the dfributots Of incendfa,y srrDir,gs
tending TO ihake the fidelity of the troops 10 tie
Republic. If you with to preferve the armies
OF liberty, haften to call for an application of
the penalty of death to every perion who fhall
conceal defsrters or feduce The folders to defer
ton.
(Signed) BERNADOTTE"
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sALrimoR., OCT. IS.
BHb ff"oNE1 ON II TOE
account of the lois offbs Scbr. V1oxE7.


The fchr. Violet of Baltimore, Capt. Con-
! way. matter, left Cape Henry on the ,th of
Augua, 1893, bound to the Wet Indies. On
the 3Ilt init. at o'clock, A. M. in lat II, 90,
long. 81, 20, was overfet by violent water
fpout, and in a few minutes filled with water.
The crew, amounting to twelve in number, got
on her Gde, which remained ahou, three feet out
os water. We continued in this Giuation till 6
o'clock, P. M, the fame day i; during which
time We rugged our boat, which was fifteen feet
long and four feet vide. Our main hatch
buried open, by which means we got one bar.
rel OF flour and fourteen bsfkets of cordial, con-
tanning each one gallon. Finding it mpofible
TO get eny thing more from the wreck which
Till continued to fettle. we embarked in our
boat without quadrant or compass to direct our
cosile. We went on allowance of one gill of
cordial per day, and as much flour as it would
wet. The frit fix days we fhaped our courfe to
the 5. w. keeping our oars going all the time,
| till eur men were quite exhauaed. On the 9TH
September, we took the trade winds, & Aeered
w. 5. w. On the rath infant, died lanes
Montgomcry--his lar word was zvafer. We
went on half of our former allowance. On the
9Th, died John Brown and John Campbell,
Whole expiring words were for water, and ex-
hibited a horrd fpetfacle to the furviying crew,
who hourly expected to fhare the fame fate.
This day our cordial gave out, and nearly our
exhsulted fpirits with it. On the I4th, at 6 A..
M. to our inexpreilft'e Joy and fatsfaaion, we
discovered ihip-it being calm, we repaired to
! our oars, but nature was too far exhaulted for.
tunalely we were diicovercd from the fhip, and
they immediately frot their boat to our ai1iaance,
| and towed us along fide: it proved his Maiel.
| tvs ihiP Carnatic, of "a guns, Commodore Io-
ring. Being then in lat. -, 90, long. IL, 20,
| and by moderate computation had failed near.
ly 100 miles. For the humane and hofpitable
treatment we experienced from Captain Lorinq,
the officers and Hips crew, which they 70 lavifh.
ly beltowed on us, my heart is grateful, and
hall always retain the laiting fene have Of
the'r soodneis and humanity; they not only
iupplied us with every thing our weak Gate re.
CURED, but generouly fubfcribed 500 dollars to
! iuppiy our diitreiIed icamen with clothes, and
10 pay their padage home, as none of thea was :
aoie 10 DO duty. joan Conway.
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Scraps
FROM ENGLISH PAPERS.

Ekbkant Hnntmg-Extaet of a letter from an
officer at Tanjore, dated January zS:-
l have frequently been hunting with the
NaboS, who is particularly fond of the fport-
Tie Elephant affords great variety in the pur-
luit. accompanied him the other day. We
had famed feveral Elephants, and difperfsd the
herd. There now remained but two Elephants
of thofe that had been diicovered, which we're
a ihe one, with a calf. The Agageer would
willingly have let them alone, but the hunters
would not be limited in their fport. The people
having obferved the place Of her retreat, ,hither
we eagerly followed. She was very foon found,
and as foon famed by the Agageers but when
they came to wound her with the darts, as every
one did in their turn, to our very great furprile,
the Young one, which had been faffered to
efcapc UNDECIDED and unputiued, came out from
the Jungle, apparently in great anger, running
upon the horfes and men with all the violence it
was matter Of. was amazed, and as much
as ever was upon fnch an location, Afflicted,
at feeling the great affection of the little fenllble
animal defending its wounded mother, heedleis
of its own life or fafety. l therefore cried to
them, for Gods fake to fparc the mother, tho
it was then two late and the calf had made
ieveral rude attacks upon ne, which avoided
with fome difficulty But am happy in the
reelection that | did not frike it. AT laa,
making one of its attacks upon Ramfunder, it
hurt him couiider ably on the leg, upon which
he thrui il through with his lance, as others did
after and it then fell dead before its wounded
mother. whom it had 70 affedionately defended.
It was rather larger than Nm ais, but round, and
heavily made and 10 furious and unruly, that
il would eafily have broken the leg either of a
man or horfe, could it have oveItaken thcm." !.
NAVAL PILLAR.
A mott eligible fituation has preiented itielf
for the intended Roilral Column which is to be
put up in commemoration OF our late Naval
yidones, namely, in the iquare formlng wet.
ward of The Lord Chancellor's houie, bioonif.
bury, and Northward of Bedford houie.
This auare, which will be central as 10 the
metropolis, is to be nearly of the extent OF
Lincoln's Inn fields, and is 10 be called Victory
place, in the middle OF which the column is
propoled to be erected, and branched from
which feveral elegant wide flrects are to be
Immediately built, and named after the gallant
| and victorious adnlirals whole memories are to
be pcrpetuatej by the column,-The necetary
fcite of land will be given by his Grace of
Bedford.
One hundred and fevenly thoufand pcrfops
are Rated to have loft tn r lives by The plague
which has ragged for four mouths in Barbsry +;
all communication between the Coat and Glib.
raltar, has in coniequence been fOipcnded. 4
An ingenious gentleman in the unworthy of
| Cambridge, dilinguiihed for his genealogical
knowledge, is fad to heengaged in competing
a Grammar of the Gipley language ; he fire.
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PHiLAnELrmA, OaEo.
felterday morning about one O'Clock 81 city
was alarmed by the cry of Fire. which iiiuey
from the livery Rabies ef tic lave Mr.. tlrtiJes
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NosroLk, Ca. ~.

On Thurfday evening lat, hooking MUIR
der was committed near Southampton court
houie, by fifteen negroes, who were purchafed
on the Eaitern ihore of Maryland, and who
were on their way to the Rate of Ceorgia--thsir
purchafers, named Harry Spheres and Jo[hua
Butt,whom the negroes knocked down and tied.
after which they cut their throats from ear to
ear, and then plundered them of what cath they
had. amounting to 600 dollars. Eleven Of the
negroes are fecured. s-
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French State Paper.

Rsbort TO ne Execafivs Directory BY he minj2v a.
qoar, as 7bermidOr, .ysar 7, IS dug.p, i199.
&C o,~,.r, r,orcrnp-
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An ingenious gentleman in the unworthy of
Cambridge, diltinguiihed for his genealogical
knowledge, is fad to h.engaged in competing
Grammar of the Gipley language; he fire.
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One hundred and fevenly thouland pcrfops
are aated to have loft thir lives by The plague
which has ragged for four mouths in Barbary +;
all communication between the Coat and Glib
raltar, has in coniequenee been f0ipendei.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06

Oar neIghborring villages have conGdcr-
ably iufered during the lsa engagement.
Crabbcndom has been totally burnt: many
hnuiesi in DeZyp, at Groet, Schoorl, Schorl-
dam, aud in the Long Dyke, have been laid
IN aihcs The roads re treved with lsin,
RniI'ane, AMI lome Briti'h, for whole inter
ment we are now providing.
General Dumonceau has been tranfported
70 AmRerdan', where il was judged he would
erj'y quie'nefs and repotc for his recovery.
4eteTtay and to-day we baye been coui}ant-
Iy engaged TO PICK up the itcaycd Rudians,
who Ind t"emselfes in the Berger WOO is and
do ~ns
Il aPPe7rs now efficiently clear that the
'nientton OF the enemy, was to drop tne kui-
'ien5 on9 the ihore ard ,hr, Ugh the Downs,
un-'' oeiow tyucaud AT lea, While the En-
glib, wi-a large force, lnculd march ~ to
~ 'he whole lef; wing he.wixt wo fires.
but as the &uflaas now forced OF he.wixr
b-rgcn AID Schoorl, through the Duyue,,
woods, they were Immediately ia roundcdhv
he French; and while che Ergliih did no;
suiIicicn,'y attack the centre at SoboorIdsm
gen Dumonceau, who commanded the fame
embraced lie opportunity of feconding the
lett wicS. whereby no, only the Rufliaus ruf
trred 10 enormouily, bat he Erg,ih were
prevented making ioriie from Pe,teu. IL
rs therefore probable that the enemy he;na
70 well beaten in his right wing. prevented
has march by 0chermernorn. 10 AiiImaar.
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AmPerdam Courant E.ytra, Sep.
TENDER Z.
{" SeboorL. rsnr III mir. .ccbt. II

StDOoffs near AK mar, SEDt.
IF ever there was any thing th-t could
make the adhetents Of the IA thoider blulh,
IL mua be the horrid tranlaGtions the dav
before y>tterday. From me hrA time thal
the Engjiih had a footing on our flores, W.,
this village in particular the unfortunate VIC.
llm Of then crneiies. Inc f9.n inltan ID
tor Us, and all inhabitants of tho country, a
day OF mourning and adherence, and mutt
remain diigrsce to the Orange party, to
di.tant generations,
Early in the morning Of the 10Th, was
our village, which wsI then in poiIeiIio, OF
the French, taken by the euf an, aud then
rctesen by the French ard ii inc, 10 tie
courte OF a hor, time, paGs, thr- mes inro
the hands Of the cOntendiog p ties. When
ever the Rriiians, but for I OFT tine, be
came matters Of chs village, tt devoted
themielves to piuoder murder, exaGtire mo
ney, aud all tie yaluables the people poHsls-
ed but nothing could fatiate their rapscity
even after great number of the uufor-
tunate inhabitants had given up their all to
theic 5arbarians--af!er they had even broken
open all the chefs and lockers Of the hor-.
les, aad plundered them Of their contents !;
and while the poor Inhabitants on their
knees, with folded hands, prayed tor iheir
lives, fill tnefe RnGian moni-rs were roacf
fcd o: o much msIjgnity, or obeying the or.
1crs o. the EnE'iih, that nor even pregnant
NATIONS, hoary fathers, liiping infauls, o..
beauteous maidens were fpared he M
irons, in the face OF their Funds and IA
theirs, were violated IN the mott brurai and
avage manner and thus fell victims to th,ir
lul and rapacity and after that, thof. who
efcaped the bayouet, were lhot, or in a mot
knocking banner cut to pieces, and their
mangled co-pies left the moa horrid and
fr,ghtlul ipe6tacle, of which vaa many
were TENT to Alkmaar 10 Wagons.
a few whom she enemy left for dead
afterwards were sblcto crawl from the heaps
Of the Slaughtered aud cudesvored "a nre.
ieryc the remaining Parks OF life. by re-.
treat. I heir dead bodies were found in
tie houfes AMI ccllarg. as well Of our village.
aq in fcvcral other fcattered hab;t1tinns
where the Ruiliin5 had committed fuch cru.
elites, az arc more toe charactsrihcs of wild
bcad5 than Of men Cruclties aud wanion-
neis from which paiure rccoils with horror
and at which humanity tremblss This i
the dsiUerasce which the northern nationI
have brought Co usl This 10 the reGoratior
Of relicioa anG s97a order, which tive Sfadt-
holder end Briulh general have ordered e
us WAC IS thcrc but NUT tremblc az th,
fate OF thoic people whom the forum. O
var may throw in the power of thofs ty-
rants.
a" a F ench huGsr who conducted =,
Alkmasr, lome % the mifcrsble women m,
chldreO whole bnibands and parents fhars
in the fate Of ,he day, refuicd to accept
puhc OF money which was offered 70 Tin
as a recompe ,e for his kindnels; but beia
impo'tuned Al lsA admitted. What a cor
trat betwceu thl. .siG!er aud our wanto
iedeemstsi
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Lo@a9n GG@ehe Extraordinary.
Dnwnirr-nrc.-- On.

90 Ia
'''-'''4 ~"''''i' L.'''Ao' dEHHFr,
Downirc-Grs.,. a.,,
Til following difpa,co has this 5sc5 -.
ceiyed from tho duke or Yoft. Inv h..
righ, ten. Henry Nu.fza.
~
crB "''s''' o'"4gSh Hi'HT' Sfb' 20.
ny So -,
-'.i, ca % me to'h '"fa7,,
=, - wy '',''",''" %. making
t.. ''.s % a. frtmr'
;naI ~ ~ ''.o',s", ''a' inc vi rcem-nts
} - = f'' .'' ON every receH'y az
80, "' a.''y "'Y-d tor~
t,,.: " ,' ~" ~ y columns IN The 10
= e, ,''nn nnde, "a
coni,,, ~ 3 P, ar x ID. rer1rh~,
-, $50 ''.''' '' s'' 'Iir ls,' = he
h-;1,.J. - 4" ~. 2i N-1ai"a"
81" 'o'e oHs'. u'-
~, ~ S'.' Oh N-aYan. Brigade; {
5G 800 L..I ~ O. =" nader "5 re lae;
Nv .1''S'''' - .'H'' '.an'ry o. IN lee:
I,--l33 .'r , ~ q '''h,s under CO. Mac,
- 1910 t. '"'h me 'nemy's right
w ,i' - 's' %s', m1'.'ed 81 w. "'cDck
- ~ s,s.;'y. o. me '''h ne columns
.pa " T,tl ~, '''s " Il C''amao.'d by lieut..
~ g '-,..'''s CT ne 7.h iI2ht
-o..'' - "','',-''' 90 NLihan'' End
- o'caL7 ne iscond,
~ .'s'i'' gen A'H"c7. r'r''s.
49,. .';.''''S =. = =" "gnt ora
loys "' '""' qua U.s. md
49, Il ~ ',''"' niigddej Tie
I'm. p, ,l,..,,., an.ca, y He"c gen hr
If ,heI,,t I;,I' S-,-a'' " - iiN1e''"S
hr,,,.d.. - o'.'''' ~. J"' ger ION
~.Scb.J c., ,.II,.J ~. - .o's brigade
~ I., i,,;.'o"f -, y 0c, oP'sa e
liza go. en- .,Ia Va .'-' 9'n nc
- o'"'"' w. 10 GrVc Inc
the ;u,-.s n NV, H." I:s =. NIl"'Psr DnyGs'
r. to- |a.Eon or '', ps '.e.h ''tS' ana hn7"y
70 force ~. 1892. ~" w -, -eooNo was
fen and SrboorIl,,, ai " '''pe""uY-
tbe coinr,r ,odar i 49,. - 49, "'''
and the third, - 49, t ,aG.G; az u
CARMEL. AZ The head IS ~ - - o'"s
road lea, inc - AIl7,..r NJ ''l'
l. IS norcG,,,. 70 ohc..'.. H..
try in winch we b,I 80 "a | .ue Gum
every ii rS4;,, m. rooa t ~. "'Fu' !"
cles. The ener,r rr-, 81 far. 80"
70 great a3van.sos ,bs Ill C III, "
which extend f-dn n. e., :, s.. r. o. o.,
ten. to he to,y, of Pa~,aa 49,, 20
trenched in three ;pfe2ned;,,s H. ~"
The country OVER ul;ch -. =. ''''s -
lieutenant generals Dn,J., aas e.. 49, 49,
Poul,eng, had 70 NOV, f,r,l.e.. J%'','S
fortified poNs of Waloen, ,rfc - ceI ~. VIZ
dam and The large Dvka :. s-i,;a $500
(ettrd every tb,ee ~ f,1r Lnat t.,'i' ...e
by broad deep wet di. cbcs and c,,.I. 10
bridges acrois the o,ly ,y,, . he. ,d.J.
when led 70 theie Mace. w.. d.e....5'
and abba,is were lsiJ =, d;I.r.r, l.t 80.
co. ''''
Lieutenant general D,r+s-,,,,,. .,r.,,.
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A@tzion & ComzmiSSion
BUSINESS.

THE Subscribers have removed
II to the houfe lately occupied by MIR, Tho
Ha' Hoorer. two doors below the EagIe Tavern;
where they intend carrying on the Auction and
Senimdiion Buiineis under she 6rm of
Vande7oaA & MgGy.
Any thiag committed to xlcm in their line will b.
received and Rri6ly attended to. Advances in
saih viii be made frequired.
They haze an hand far Sale, LoqO for
Gait or on 50 or 90 days credit,
BET German Oznaburgs, by bale
orpiece
Droghedas, by the piece
Brown Iriih Linens
India CottonS
Old Antigua Rum by the HID.
Northward ditto by the barrel
MolaiIes by the HID.
Brown Sugar by the HID. or BbI,
Markes Vande7oaA.
Benjamin MoGy.
Richmond, Oct ber 1T, 1870.
~. B. Tier Ratea days of[aleare on We'd
neidayS and Fridays. y. g NJ
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TIN cB rs s NcLH.

The brarc French ard Dr:ch, 10 wloa,
the fortune az war vas lei favorable. an.
who have fallen INFO the hands Of he cue
my, although their number il i,,,all ~. Urea.
cd mot; cruelty lone even ,ftrr thev sd
laid down their drms, were w-r.on.v aal
coward'y hu,chc,ed what 4 diiIercn,. .-.,
tween ioch treatment, TO VIII, they eApe-
rienCc from as 10
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F. Q r S A L z,
LIABLE
Slate Quarr;eS ;

HlN(i on jsn.e. river, near IL. mouth
IL q; Slate river, about Gxty mice ABOVE
The CITY Of Richmond, in Virginia the
Quality of which has been " we'd ~ sxne.
lWents made in Richmond and Ma chef
rer, aad the quantity will not be u.ubtsl,
when viewed by any one a ,uGee n rh-
article The f;rna,ion of thcil Onarrie-,
immediately on nsviesb;e ws'-t, and Their
lcarciy in other quarters, particularly in
lmI'ar iitus,'ons, giving almo't the enrir:
onnpoly IN this country 10 their Owner
ender them an ObJss ~orthv the s.=utioi
II the en'rrPT'zing and induNrous.-Tn
)Iher property formerly sdvertiied vii
'ho'e Q9srries, being nog difpoied Of,
THEY wi! De fold on moderate terms On
'Jfoporlion to their va'u-) for bonds We
.ecured, prop.ry in Richmond, public iC
Iri''es, OF any other thing that wi proou,
certain amnua iucome, and utimateiy III
.ure the principal.
ALSO, WILL BE SOLD,
About 400 acres oil well ,imbsyed, unim
proved, level, lively gain
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-.--.ss.-.,..-ss--s man, - OF 1J lfai' OF eye,
~'-7S-''-s5. as'--lss fee- or inches high, win
contpicuous fear under his lett jaw, occaiionet
by 4 detective tooth, large fear on the back o.
his right hand iron, the out Of SEils, and final
one inclinug obhguely dovmwards in the iaiddie
OF mis- forehead, uccaEoned By fon'e accident when
child, cutters little when about 70 ipeak, .
bun" ,1d O. hG.-, l,s -at,sr AN fro. th~
contant Iic OF boots, and OF lulSy looks and tenn
per. except when H. chooles 10 force a dsce,rin
imile. He has forved an apprenticeship to the
BARRIERS trade, knows little OF lIoemakme, and
is, when he plealts, very complete donieiic fer
want. AS he has feveral time. avelled with me
into the northern Gates, 1t Is poiiibie he may ob
tam forged certificate OF freedom and euOeavor
TO go that way, OF towards Kentucky, where his
mother and other connections m the poiisiiion
OF 4 Mr.. William HoIland whole name nc iome-
times affects TO bear--and this is The more proba-
bic, As ihort time previous 70 his departure he
poie{icd hImiet oi the means of travelling by for
eng into my dsiS. II ne is int cut OF the fate
delivery 10 me a, this pace--if taken tns rate
and delivered, Fifty Dollars viii Re paid--or If
iecured in any jail 60 that get him again, Thirty
Dollars viii be allowed. All matters OF vc.iels
are cautioned againG afIording the iajd runaway
conveyance out Of the fate. and all other pcrons
lgaimt harboring, employing or lecrcting hum
a. no expeuce will be ipared IN a rigorous proie
eutlou OF thole who DO To-
JOHN 1lA10
Riehuond, Virginia,
Oaober 18th, I79g.S CD
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Y FORRwARN all perfoas at

J tOREW ARM al perloIs 1T
= their peril, from 6uyrng of John Glenn, or a.
ny other portion, appointed toy him. 70 ten, The fol
lowing Negroes, 20 wit:
Ma, HII, Dclobia, end f1o9 Chill
dren,
which negroes were fold to AuN;n tIew.s,t, and
every rrquii's complied with but iinee The death
OF the lad hs "iett, the iaid Glenn by iraudue7,
means. mas got the negroes back agaru.- There is
a suit, brought by me again.t the i4m Glenn, now
depending IN the high court OF chancery, fur the
right OF the taii negroes. aud until ,hat is deter
mheo, iuppoic no perion would ~ luitiliabic in
oGying, without oei1s Efficiently iccursd IA the
tite, as echeeive there ~ a good tide
made.--- he negroes as ioilr s: Nat IS a.
nout twenty -ieven or twenty. eight years 81 sge
i've ieet eight or niue inches MGR, Of bright get.
ow complexion, ittut made, aud is now in the POI
ieihp' ot the iald Glenn, in New Kent county
Wan is ABOUT twenty-five or twenty tx years oil
aEs, nearly the ize 4uu complexion 81 ~ b. yyi,n
Matthew Glenn, The lou OF the aforementioned
G!eun, wno reitdcs either IN kirs and Queen
county. OF Ciouceiter, 60 not kuor' when
Neiphla rs about twenty one or tv,,ury. two yrars
old very yellow, OF mldoiing me with nsr
ycungeit child, as have been informed, IL IN h.,
Poheihon OF a Peter cry, who married the dauga
ter OF Glenn and row reldcs in s<lchmUud-R Ran
doPh, the other child 0. Delgh;a IS ia tie poilf-
hon OF Glenn, about five or ,iA year, OLD, CT
OF = darker complexion snan the reis
James Iiew let,
Surviving Executor OF Ar.tin Hewlett.
New-henr, November IS, 1893. (zw)
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IrngHa'sf from pqbs,s receiVeI By fb' Cljat
Cdpiaia Compton a'rived ut B4aHs95e,
j;Ow Ea5a;ea.
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CORTLAND,
THE LIST MAILS,
MONDAY, OCTOBER oS, 1895

Afford no further foreign news OF moment the
moi interefing articles will be found under their
proper heads. The intelligence from the feat
of government claims attention. The approach
ing FELTON, of Congreis, will doubtlefs be occupi-
CT by matters of high Government to the Anne.
ricsn public. Whatever may be the fpecula-
tive opinions OF certain characters, the political
fyiiem which ought to be invariably purified BY
Ibis country is manifef to every federal Amerl.
can The party chickering's of the Jacobns'
fhould have no other efed, than tounite the
good citizens to perfevere in fupport of their
nations interef and PROPERTY.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
WEST.INDJEc.


Capt Carver, arrived at Bolton, from Port
Republican, confirms the recent accounts of the
indilcrimlnate acrifce of the Mullaroes, by the
blacks. Large boats were frequently filled
With them, carried fome diifance from the ihore.
the devoted victims fafened together, Rabbed
with the bayonet and thrown into the fea The
fhore was lined with the dead bodies of the peo
pie thus dearoyed. The war between the
blacks and mulatoes in that liland, is a, war of
exermination After the capture of NchoIa
Moe, from Rigaud, it was reported that he
had loft Petit Guave alto.
A decree has paded prohibiting the entry of
Britiih veiiels into Touaaint's ports but the
trade continues under Spanih colors.
CApt. Homes. from Cape Francois, informs.
that fouiiaint was there at the time of his fail.
ing, preparing to march for Aux Caves, Ri.
gaud's head quarters. 1t has been reported.
Rigaud was dead, but it was not much cred,
tied.
A Hamburger paper of Sept. ,, fays /:
General Piebegrus is appointed Commands
Of the Swils Corps, now in the pay Of Great
Britain"
Lord Mellon has cauled his coffin to be made
OF the wood Of the man of the French ADM;
raPs ihip dearoyed at Aboukir. He has il CON
family on board his own veiIel, and wihes to be
put IN it after his death. LondSn Pap.1
Impar'iahty, that craft by which 70 many vii
ia'ns nave ihs'r wealth, has been applied to va
'sous uies 3: but one OF the moa curious applica-
lions IF the word, occurs in a Connecticut paner.
IN which man advertifes an IssAsTlaI as
soaat eta hail Farm"
The Engliih papers tell us that there is a
pIpojee on loot amonsG the Catholck lovereiVns
81 Europe 70 rsz0rf tbe 'rder Of .J5ait5, as The
only iufe means OF counterattnS The Tgcos;.,
Tnis is wlse neainre and If the Jefnils tbonld
facceed, hal not hsiita;e to become convert
TO their church for, certain am, tha, Il NV
are match for HE .7aee5ias, the Devil will be
III. chsAea in her hands, rPbiYsA bar. !
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28

DlED-In this town, on Wednesday Ian, very fud-
denly, Mrs JANE HovEr, aged ~, the amable comfort
OF Mr. Thomas Hovey, merchant--Aiio, child OF Mr..
Hovey's the day preceding
AT WndJnm, 10Th inn widow MARiAa CaurE, aged
Co.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28

The laf Cincinnati paper fays, that Maisr
Ludlow has completed the Indian boundar,
line without the leaa hiudranee OF Inconvenience
from the Indians; and had returned to that
place.