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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

El-7ivseyizg Entertainment
Here tumult wild, and rude confuf0n reign. tt
And hood winkd PARTY heads the fenf lefs train,
n re meets her molly tribe--hsre holds her coUar.
For pamperd oLgrToNY, the grand refort,
From urgIes 70 prnfane-hern EEDoAa flown.
CoRRorTIoE mounts her abdicated hrone"
Oh ubhspPy fate" rhy deg nerased tribs,
Like Eau, barter birthright for abribe''
PHny5z7et }ar faeo5izs.
Be this your punilhment-bs I'll your pain.
Still 70 oppo Z, and ltilI opPofe in van;
Still fonoly ltrive from federal brows to tear
The laurel wreaths they wei delerye 10 wear,
And As through life defp8ed YOU fnesk along,
The fPort and pafime Of the hooti1g throng,
While the VAN tongue your weak defgns beiraTs,
Your prale prove cen.ure, and you ceDture praiTe"
The Hyeozfe.
{" Bzr then figh. and with piece Of fcripture
Tell them that God bidsus DO good for evil.
And thus IcIoath ny naked ysny
With old odd ends, Eolen forth of holy writ,
And lesm faint when moi play the devil"
Il motif "a seoonpllzsS zso1as
ffAyel theresa creature feminine OF whom
The world may proudly boat. With norc Of chArHs
And blandifhments thar f. bedscks the Tex,
She FROM the yielding Of her gentle heart,
Hath wakd fair honcr's handmade early 11uld
The Aaurirng fcenes Of VaiT paradei 10 zes
The humble duties &C dUsneIic life
Simply sttir'd y ipnosent id mind,
With ali the fwc,t bcuevoiences grac'd,
uer pon game by habit 70 engfain'd
That flanders biting file could never tocth 4"
Fgrtf W tsruty.
q never f1cd 10 friend nor enemy
My tongue could never learn fwcct foothng uorofr
But RcV-rhy hesuty u pr0YCfcd nv ZEE,
My proud heart lucs sna r. uptf my t0rrge ff-ah
a Reitatars
swhas +, = BarhtIorl ashnv.
"a ron dcfEript without hinE;
"A rirc unhlid With Dry Il rauntH-rw.
mule a nsnakin--a lanfass
"A nee. rick or fecdltis grais,
"A rsay key--a naaght--An afs.'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

e Dir6 iafrir az SrsrbsFer5Ib af raaizs sraa-sii
~ sF NJ. Ensrb Bsfrr agss ~ vars. s1 Sg
gy7s tifft1 wv .ftrH taF ty CafY uUt4rb af fhrh
uras fpssf@ m a. offfff -pifb rarirs rsafs.fi a'
srqf fr7r-sdiof-ls &fl.rf fhaf errssrf. ~ ~sA
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aBsarrsfy SBtH uli me Tarlisy Erhsr tr rrnrh
sf ftr zposrdrd h0H'f tai1isr hisf. Tb- or
Of ~ sdaeS foes after trgErtf rsfsd ~ feo4 ef ~
abbs5, estirb ~ Bif or, agd We Suiibsaf fgHftTg
auth hi5 basSJ. Eafrr sgaI sf-r-t ti'ri oaA
p5EfriaE orSrrcd peuref onf krsrr tirf- bHf III
fan 20 sgif6 6ifrsf. ord Svas zrsaiy agifaif4 s-.
~ JaSv ~. W fyicF ~ bifr rrvfy fbisF Iris7
IN bit arr, and frf-rrt hg frsfe or an
am, tssk at pires Of an sf-e e h'i eoaf 0sa E
DIT Fortunately did net foHrb fbe No. f4e 9la
Egjs p-rc7iy az rztrrsalI, EEezg bs tTfcHfii 90
al TIE tzr IN fbc g-rofrf ogoFirI. 9bfff 49,
graz 7orianos IN f5- iTv'a'or's, excepting eny
thy Frezy fraoger, oH6 hiI b9Tror bseaHge "'.s
-frrlu- tH FrdqJ e1rrEg, =Sbfs bs sSpirtf IN - 1
exrrEfiatisg ter ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

Letter from Mr.. MORTON fotdt Secretary Of State.
Havannah, May II, 1900.
GIT is With much concern announce 70 you
Cir, that the Yellow Fever has commenced It's
ravages among our countrymen at this place
a number of ieamen, and feveral perfons who
rehded on fhore, have lately fallen victims to
this dreadful diieafe, and feveral are now under
the hands of the phyGcian.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21
From Ii. M'ELRoY 70 tie SEcxErAe9 or THE
Navy
/" AuguRa, off Aux Car

AnguRa, of AK Cages, June 4, 1890
81 YeRerday fell in with and captured off
Jicmel, two French fchooners, one called La
Vi6eorie, and the other La Jeanne of ST. Donlin.
60, both of which Iconceiye it my duty to iend
home for trial. The papers Of each ycfIel are
iealed up separately and Delivered to the rsfpea.
i've prize matters, viz. thofe of the Jeanne to Mr..
David DsacoR. and thofe cfthe Viaolic 10 Mr..
John Yonng."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

The public are filldn ignorance RIP dinr
the reiut Of The million 70 France aid NJ
negotiation feems to 'Fdrag heavily on "a
letter from Bourdeaux, 70 ref eaable ho.
IA Philadelphia, dated Nay 2. f4ys f" From 4.
betl Information We have received + ON Psr-
it appears that the negotiation with Tie A.
rican miniiers goes on bur 1ewly at Prelent.
The French privateers are continu4lir hrinFir.
in Americas vefels- On the z7h -of
month, was brought in here, fine hin ala
the Portland, Capt. Pollard, from New k N
Liverpool. Some hopes are eRtert ieed 2. hsr
being releaied Thepower with Vii Eua.s
psrie il invefed exceeds that Of ever k,
who ever ruled over France"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21
FRoArELr orEfdNrE

- "a q F-T-1TIT-1
The Prenenie frisate with ihfe. aruet veiirls,
wetc on The paint OF failing from The III. Of
France, fuppofed for Manila. Capt Mslveun,
IN &c gun fhip, had failed ~ Dclaeo bay, to
intercept TIC Southern walkers. T. IN. II Is
guns, and fchr. Of IS, were IL Srrgights Of
Srada, and had fent isseTal Fri1ss into Bata-
"a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21
39oruano.
.-.-.....eaee@o = - -.

The foreign accounts in 60 days Gzz-tre. are,l.
a,eii yes reee,ysa Ey tnem 4 sPpeeT sha' SIS 'ugot
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

pHrLAD. .1aJ IL.
THE following letter has juR been received
via Leghorn -
"Cs.iaLats eftbsU. 5. Tianis, ApriI 10, 1906.
"SIR,
"HAVING at length amicably adjufed tie
aGairsthe Urted States with the Bey and Re
gency of Tunis, defire you would commit
nicste this agreeable intelligence to the mates
of American veIels, who may come within the
limits of your Confulate.
" The principal Miniaer of the Bey, fays
himfelf that the Ian clanfe Of the 9TH article Of
our treaty with the Regency, Inherited by .1etbb
Etieaae Famin fhall have the fame effect With
refpea to American merchant veGcls as the
cufom of all other nations at peace with Tunis,
has efablifhed with refpea 70 their own, and no
ether There is therefore no danger 70 be
aPprehended from American veaels WHITING this
coaa. Perfect health prevails here.
l am. &c. (Signed) VIZ. EATON.
THomAs ApFLBroN, Efq.
/" american C0nfai, Lgborn."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

"By letters. from Count Rumfo-d, April 70.
we learn that the Royal Inftturion III L fdon.
is now nearly completed i-' Our hoHie (he laysl
was opened and our public Lectures cdmrnencei
on the 10th of Taft months and the number az
our fubicribers now amounts 10 638 anonr
which z95 who have paid So guineas each. Our
profpeaus, charter, and ordinances, bye lass
and regulations, are now printing fra run-
Der 81 Journals was printed few days ago-by
thefe publications which fhall fend YOU he
nature Of our InltiJution has met with general
appreciation 10 every part Of Europe. liz
hould not be copied in America | lh-A bs
greatly and forsly difappoinledn
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21
american affairs.

Frsm WAsHiscToN, ~. S. TsrritsyyJ June II
g The Indian renegade Bowles, has taken
Fort St. Marks, from The SPaniards, with all
their arms, ammunition, &C. The Indians
are well pleafed with the buinefs, and JOIN him
IN great numbers. In a letter 70 another Indian
Chief, he fays. " Tbsgreaf ruler Of tbe eDOria
kaO lUigg The jgqoeG Of osr eagjs, baJ been pagsd
male fbe arms IF MafcOzss vi7sri0ar dver or enc
MR."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

Accounts from Detroit. If Tnae q, fay
i hat the Indians are fight anonga lheA.
felves and that numbers b We been killed in
ihe Wa5ei6 country. SIX Hindu, who la
.tolen horfes IN tie SGsta bad been killed "
the white men. Belts Of wampum With va
fpeechss have been tent TO the different uaticu,
in rlis quarter
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

The hip Charlotte and cargo, Belonging 70
Henry a: and John c. Cofer, merchants, !
n wyork, lately captured BY the Birth friga,e
Cesbaryz, is Advertised infthe Haifax Royai a.
zffe, OF the 24'h June, and was TO have been
fold on the 9th # the fame month. The car.
60 corfted of coffee, tobacco, pot and pearl
sihes, logvood, fuaic, hides, and fUndry other
atticles-valued at 10000 dollars.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

The Duke CT Wertemberg has CONDITIONED !. NJ.
jor General SFqr 70 execue at the head Of Aeoo rer
feere aud important enterprise zgainf the French
aob!erves. that # the ccmrsIhion lould MT \.
conducted with caution and fecrecy, his enemies viii
L.sate baz'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-10

The number of folders employed by the bel
iigerent powers from March to Augult ialf in
Italy, Switzerland and Germany, is etimated
at 10000 men-iio, 900 of whom are iaid to
have been killed. London Paper
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-10

Capt. Livingston, arrived at Norfolk, the
nth ult. e days from jamaica. informs, that
the day before lac failed, martial law was pro.
claimed throughout the inand. in coniequence
of the apprehension of fome fpies from whom
information was obtained of an intended attack
being made. One of the fpies had been coz.
demned to death. The Governor had ordered
100 French Negroes off, and veiIels were char
tered to carry ;hem to Martinique and Trini
dad. Prifoners of war on parole At Kingfon,
were ordered to be confined in Fort Augulfa,
except thoie with families, who were to give f.
curity for peaceable conduit.
The Gazette of the United States fays, " We
are authorized to contradict the report of the
death of Governor Rutledge.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-10
Mss!aRa Articles.
Marine
Port of Portland.


{ n VzDa arriv-d at Salem, Jpeke, on the io6 ab.
hip from Hi, port far Liveypool-aubicb 'be night
bstors had been frufk qob lightning, and tbs feond
mate and one mas 10 badly b1', tbat f'eir hVe'
aoere d5pairea a.
Network, jan. IS.
7'sRerday morning ary'asd here, THE United Slater
hip Of quar Portimout6, Capt. M'Nei. mounting
a. gSss. from a IL month, craije; during wbieb
time .6s bss isf only tsvo men, he Gargeo~, Of i6e
esnfampti0n, and a marine officer, Of fevy, The
Portm0utb perhaps, bar been one Of TIE mef afsfsi
vsgIb on the WsR india .Aotion, bauing eonVcysd
three different dees Of vSaabk Ansrieaa Vs6slr from
Sarrinam, 5slfdts picking up number Of maraading
boats (Which proped ve,y dsqraaiDs TO commerce.
There Is hardly navisaIh place among,f fbe yland'
wb;rs the Porynoutb bar nor 6een.--Sbs EFF Porte
Rico The s@ m&-I to pay of Der e,tsu in ibis port,
and prepare t0r another erHje On her aneb~ag .jbs
jf,lsted TIE team.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-10
10 &c DUIu,
Br ORDER OF COURT.

Bf' ORDER OF COURT,
On Monday The Seventeenth day 9f March
nsxt, al ten Of i5s eiast in @e Js,o.osa,
nNE third part of piece of Flats
~ Land in Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
with one third part of thewharf thereon Handing COM
monty called Weeks wharf
Alto, another piece of Flats Land.
iiuate nearly oppo6te the houle of Mr. Thomas Beck,
Portland aorefaid the fame being the fare of Flats
belonging TO piece of land fold by Thomas CUMMING.
ate OF aid Portland, merchant, deeeafcd to Samuel
M. Quincy.
Alto, large lot of Land fituate in
in King-fireet in the fame Portland with dwelling
Houe aahene thereon and the other buildings on the
lame, being the dwelling houfe of the fad Thomas.
except that part of faid o and buildings which are
let oft 10 the ubicrber widow OF faid deeealed, her
dover in her iaid hulbands eltate.
$ ALTO, the remainder of faid lot laif
mentioned and the buildings and appurtenances fub-
jet only to the life eaac of the fad tenant in DOVER
The above being all the real eltate
whereof the faid Thomas died feised aud poncded
will be field on b. day above mentioned, on the pre-
miles 70 much thereof, VIII be fuiicient to pay
the JUN debts Of the faid decealed, with incidental
charges.
Dated at Portland, tie hiddsy I
february, Anuo Denim 300.
Eleonora Cumming,
Idairieratyis on jaid EFaff
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-10
Spaniih SegarS,

Of the fri quality
A large ahortment of SWEET
MEATS, and other Articles in the GRocERf
LINE, jua received and to be fold by
NATHAN BOND,
Near the Bank, upon reafonable tie. ms.
Portland, Jan II, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-10

LIST of perfons licenced by the Super
vifor of the Commonwealth of Mafachufetts, to
retail foreign daIed Spirits and Wines in the coun-
ty of Cumberland, for the year 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-10
MczvbuH d. Watson,
No. 3, Long Wharf,
* USSiA Duck,

RUSSIA Duck,
Roiiia Shooting; Ravens Duck,
Gables,
Cordage and Boltrope, as cheap as can be
bought in Portland,
iron-fiat and iquare,
Steel plate shovels,
Nail and Spike Rods,
Sheathing and Drawing Nails,
Sheathing Paper,
Sewing and whipping Irvine,
Powder, per cak,
Muikets,
India Sugar per bag or saantity,
Loaf Sugar.
Teas-Bohes and Souchong, ~
Deep lea, Cod and Log Lines,
Black Luftrings per piece,
Fig Tobacco per keg,
Brimaene, &c. &c.
F6. 10.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-10

The laf mail furnfhed nothing new, of Importance,
III. foreign articles inherited this day may be found
intererg, tho of dates prior thofe given laawesk
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-10

To the Honorable Jy,qiees Of the Court Of
3e C..uy L.as'.. .. as fri 7assy Of N'ves-1er. an,
80 Ds~i"i 1879.
10y Benjamin Haley his attorney,
Oeomplains Ezekiel ThomPioa OF plantation called
Lte.rver in fadcoun,y Of Lneoln, Eiquire, that on
the twenty Yth day of January in the year of our Lord
one thou(And feven hundred and ninety one Samuel
Thompion late Of ropAm in faid County, Eiquire. de-
ceaed ineac by his writing obligatory OF that date,
under hi, hand and fesl did bind hime and his heirs,
40 make and execute 10 the laid Ezekiel good
tee deed Of one hundred OF land huate IN Iop.
ham aforcfad, and lying the eaiiery hde OF land
then occupied by James Wilton, beginning at the river
by faid Wion land, and to run back the FANG courfe
with fad wfon's land absut north eighteen degrees
ea carving ,he width OF forty nine RODE running the
fame courc with faid Wons laad, until one hundred
acres be compeuedfAid writing obligatory being made
Tor valuable confederation the faid deeeaed at the
time the fame was executed Now the faid Ezekiel q
vers that the fad Samuel the twenty fourth day OF
Nav Ammo Domni 1897, made to him deed OF one
moiety only of the prcmes adjoining the land the fad
Ezekiel then occupied but being prevented by death
the il deceafed has made and executed TO the
ad Ezekiel, deed Of the other moiety OF the Premfes
Wherefore your complainant prAys that your honors
after due notice given all concerned in the eate of
the f.d deceaicd would grant hcence to and empower
the Of the faid deeeaied, TO make and ex
ecutc 10 your complainant uch good wafrantee deed OF
the other moiety Of the prentice as the laid deeeafed in
hi. life time ought to have made and executed
BENJAMIN HASEY.
true copy.
dnp- JON. BOWMAN, Jrstff'x.
LrHcoLs n.
Ata Court sfe0mmOn pleas beld atWarren,
4sbin saif, bs County Of Lincoln, tie ,a Tsgaay S No
v.abe, i.ag TIE etib day a Ja -o"tb DINO DENIM 1872
UPON the complaint aforelaid, Or
dered thar tn. complainant nofyial peron' iotsreea
in faid complaint appear at the next court OF Sem
mon Pleas 10 be holden Pownssorough within and
for the County of Lincoln, the sra lneiday OF Inne
nes by. puhliihing atteied copy OF iad complaint
with this order thereon three weeks iueeevey IN the
Gazette printed at Portland by ELskrR ALE, !sNNs'
the ian publication be three weeks at 'eat' before
the ftting of faid Court alto by polling an atteited
COW of fad amt with this order thereon in iome
public place in faid rophau,, three weeks at leat he.
fore the Citing of faid Court that they may then and
there appear and ew caufe, if any they have why the
oraycr thereof hould not he granted
.fttsa- JON. BOHhAN,jr. cfyt
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-10
TO The Honorable JAlaiees oftbe Court Q,


Conmen Pras, b.gun and biis Wa,rn qOiibn and for
The County Of Lined. 0r tie a Tn.a, IF Novs~dey Anu0
Damini 1895.
RY Benjamin Haley his Attorney
ID complains Thomas Wilton of Topfham, in faid
county of Lincoln yeoman that the thirtieh Gay of
December, in the year of our Lord one thouand even
hundred and ninety three, Samuel Thompion late of
lad Topam, Efquire, deceafed ntetate, 10y his bond
of that date Under his hand and lea did bind himelf
and his heirs upon the payment of the fun Of forty five
pounds, make and execute TO the iaid Wilton, good
warrantee deed of fifty acres of land. huate in Topf
ham aforefad, and bounded follows, viz beginning
on the highway at the northeat corner of lot of land
then lately let by the aid Samuel to John Dugon, and
bounde Ion The fame lot fou-wefterly the fame
courfe with d lot containing the width of thirty rods
fo back the fame courfe with the lots
OF lani below Stephen Pennel and Ensthan hinkey's
land, unit, faid fifty be complicated Nov the
fad Wilton AYERS that he paid the fad deceafed the
aorefad FUN OF forty five pounds, yet the fad decealed
being prevented by death, has never made 10 him the
deed aforefad wherefore the fad Wilton prsys that
your honos after due NOTICE given to all concerned in
the eftae of the fad Samuel deceafed, would grant IL
oenee and empoN the administrators OF the fad de-
ceaied to make and your complainant luoh
good deed CT the premesas the iaid deceaf
cd whenn full life upon the payment of tn: fun aore-
fad ought to have made and executed.
BENJAMIN HASEY.
a true copy
Anq- JoN. BowAfAN,j,. Chri.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-10
LINCOLN n.

LINCOLN 4.
Aa Court Of common pleas held atWarren,
al 81" AMI f., I'd. County Of Lire0. t1s ,a Tsgay Of
NevtmSr. SA.g 'St fin day yJad MONTH -1na0 Daa"iHi
1879.
UPON the complaint aforefaid, Or
dered that the complainant notify all perfons nereftcd
in faid complain, appear at the next Court of Com
Plea TO be holden ar pownalborough within and
for the County Of Lncoln, the f Tuelday of June
next, by psbhng attefed copy of faid comp Al MT
with this order thereon three weeks uceevey in the
Gazette printed at Portland by ELEzEs ALLY JGsks
the s publication be three weeks at leah before the
fitting of fad Court alto by pong atteed copy of
faid complaint with this order thereon in fome public
place in laid ropham three weeks lean before the
fitting OF faid Court that they then and there ap-
pear and cw cauie il any they have, why the pr aver
thereof fouId not be granted.
Ahkf- JON BOWAzAN. jr. Ckyk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-10
3Aornait0,

MoNDAr, FoBRUARr 10, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-10

4 Pillow-C Cafe, containing piece of
=. cloth and ieveral other articles, left the
houie oi the inber'ber, GA the 79h ut.--Tbe owner
may have it again, by proving properly and paying
charges lGNArlus IORINC.
Feb 10.
The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1800-09-20

from the nbiuhi6able attack, and whole mind
is fnperisr to fuch unprOvoked infalts. 1t will
he eafiy obferved from the drift of this ener.
fnoua chapter, that this Aaron affects TO be a
heightened federalia, and inveiehs againH au
attempt to offer any other ticket but his own.
The fpurious ticket alluded to, las but two
names different from the one he fapports; aud
tbofe two names are of a defcriptiou of people,
whom he, IN the 43d verfe of his chapter, is
pleafed to call enlightened and federal. IF,
then, they are enlightened and federal, why
dicsrd them as body from your ticket for
Senator and Representatives? why abufe them
a. body. and merace and threaten indivduaIst
Aud, ! alk, why you attempt to impofe on.
thofe enlightened people, the names of men
you call Msthodifs, who are themfelves afla-
med Of and difowh the fociety, and have no
more pretenhon to the name, than to crown
ia Europes
AT the cercluiion of this chapter, fomething
like threat, cou,hed under pretrRded advice,
70 directed to pc ION called lfaac. 1t is us.
certain who that lfaac is, asno charges accom-,
pany the note by which any perfon is deTgaa.
tad; bur on, who Iuppefes it atludes to bin,
has nothing TO fear OF exped from .H0ron,'
but is rlady and willing to make bis appeal to
thetribnnal of the body ofthe People Of Kent
County, whole interelts land net that of fac
tioo) he has dudied TO promote, when by bis
Condituents he has been called forth a, their
public fsrvant.
A METHODIST.
Kent County Sfstt Of bHis
sVa,F, Sept. Io, 1890.
The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1800-09-20
LHfh Dad9y's Urpey0HS At'ack on
MIR. M'Lanc.
TRoM%rHE MIRROR.
CoMMvNIcArioN.
!" II Gopl Thing y

On WedOsfday the 10th infant, ALLEN
M'Laoe, Egg collector of this port. brought
paper containing fpurious account of the
tneetirg at REBELLION, in fore in Market
freer, and there exultingly read it, calling IL
3" 0gOod thing A perfon prefenr, who had
attended tie meeting, folemaiy afared MIR.
M'Lane that the aatement he had jua read
did not contain Jingle truth. except that
fhyre bad been meeting but that there was
no hSrangue, ne declaimng againG government,
&c. Mr.. M'Lape replied hat, :. as to its
trutb or JaJtlsod it was totally immatee;al--
it would arf Ter the pu,p9f," and that was
cue ugh that it was done TO ridicple the pro.
eeedings OF the netting" &c. and advocated
the pTcpriety Of fuch publications in that pa
per, " bfcaufe he5~ were publifhed in the Mir
ror," kem To which fubfcriber to the Mir.
ror replied, that if be (Mr. MsLane) could
produce piece equity fall. or any Sing like
It, In the Mirror, ne would Withdraw his name
from the lit If it's Importers that he detsa-
ed ealumny and falfehood, and was determined
to prevent, IL pebble, the introduction Of it
into hia family. That if the tate Of the read%
ers of The papsr ne Mr.. M'Lana) hell in hi,
baud, was f. depraved as TO relihl luch tibaId-
ry, he was happy to know that that of the
Importers of the Mirror was net and for lis
part he could not discriminate between the au-
thors Of fuch pr duefioas, and thofe who read
and APP audtd them, at the fame time they
kncw ther 10 be ualiciau0y fsle
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[ NE coactiUs that no better treat
could be offered 10 err readers,
tban fOI4y brfore them IKE toll0tO-
ing very curious and inimitable
pe15rmnace.--7bs qgritef's idtas
are mqf admirably a,yaagsd /;
fer, zrbiN The AangnOr Of 6iS pen
IS fxb0&fed IN low cant, be /H2-
denly darts from obicurity, fears
upon The gcingS Of fame, and
!" eatcbef bluihing honors AZ be
flies "]
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Communication.
Lies in the lo0kIng-gL1S detected.


Amongst the numerous lies and
mlJrbfetsntationS fet forthby Httt
deddy, none has appeared more
egregious & falle, than that which
accufed a real American of drink
ing in public, the toaft of" ga pee
.1y aanibilanon 10 HEyty and eguah-
" mAmerica." This ahcrtion had
its origin from au entertainment
which was given at the houfe OF
David Nivinin Chriitiana- bridge,
where a feleG company had ai-
fembled. They tosifed n5e memSry
Of Genefai Wal0iHgfss--and when
the firit-named was propelled, it
n =
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Rtpresaiatisr 10 COrgr,5,
James A. Bayard.
Senator,
Nathaniel Hays.
RtprsisafatiVes,
Thomas Sorden,
Omerbridge Horfcy,
Peter RobinEon,
George Waller,
ArmwA Long.
,IeEe Greer,
Jacob Wolfe.
Levy CourF,
Jacob Fazzard,
William Barton,
Eli M Cauley.