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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18

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pere;c and wicked men. who vif, - -
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turn quietly 10 your houe-. I prornitc, tsse
no e%e;,ioa on r1y part hal! be vaotir, ~
ledrci ,he grievances Of vino, vop 60.
plain; ood !, ia Win mr. Azure I nos,
lniorm Y7u, that, had ycu ror p,cven,ed ~.
meeting dis dag 81 the Corn E.chao,.-
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turned to the a'aoGon houfr, Leaving The
ia s .''at sna copiaole' to Prele've she peace.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18
CON fTNUATION OF
L2tca Foreign intelligence.

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18
MidGenz

g,674.6oo IS 90 100 81 eh do.
Niddleisz $4,000 L79, 800 one Acre 70
Iolh inhabitants
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18
PRELlMINARY CONVENIION
anA London.

Their Dsaial and Britaani: MaieGir',
animated with an equal deGre Of preventing,
by q preliminary aul ar.cahie agreement,
ths confc9nerceo that nigh. s.if- tom tAe
misunderstanding which he 'ak-n place be-
tween th,m ineorleqvsrcc OF the reacou're
bstwe~a the Dsnilh fGgatc he Frcya, and
lomr Enelih Aips fwar, "a well a. Of &C.
eiahhihi7g 20 their fu.i extent the relations
of iriendfip anil confidence, hy which they
have, for long tine, been u~..ed, have Tor
,lG, purPoc- named and Contributed fof their
p.eaipoten,iad,s, on 'he par; of his Danih
WaieGy, ;hc Count De 6cruGorG, h's CHAM
5er!a'a, aad Secretary Of State foT Foreign
hdairs; ~! on the par, of hip B-itsnnic
MsjeAy, Lord Whiiwo-.h. Knight Of the
Moe Noble Order Of TIE BATH VINO, af'cr
comuuoicst;rg 20 each othef heir foil sod
r.iP:4iys pou,r'j has: as.-ed 70 tie fol-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

On eUery dollar (qyitbouf -BfosJ
from one 70 two thOuiand thence On evervtcn ffrv
and hve hundred, to five houlaad from one 10 iixty
four days ncluNve, at fix per cent with notes for 8
and per &c. &C. &c &c
The work IS dedicated, by permilIion to the Pref
cent and Directors of the Bank of North America and
received IN the r twelve days the patronage of ToHN
ADAMS, Prehdent Of the United Sta'cs; 81 Thomas
JEFFERSON, Vice Prehdent Of the United States and
FrelIdent 81 the Senate ol wothrds of the Senators
and Members Of the Houle Of Representatives Of the
omed States; and Of the Preidents and Directors of
the different Banks unanmouav 8c-a lit Of the whole
IS printed and attached TO the propolas
i Is evident that the work will be no trumperv catch
ptnny-thing for do allure the public that lie price
OF reduced very BALI according to the ufua
rate at which books fell; and it is my full determine
non 70 render u, IN point Of SUBJECT MATTER va
luab!e ac9uiition
With rcPeet 20 the accuracy Of the Tables too much
'cannot b. iad, and pledge myfelf that a PREMIUM
OF NOT lels than ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS (ha be offered
tothe hrlt peIon who lha inform me Of hrgle error
81 one cent, according to the principle acted upon
10 do away all dabts.wIth relpec to the expcnces
Of The undertaking. do mgf 6le1galy declare that they
win amount TO very near -FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS and
perhaps more, independent Of any remuneration for
my own trouble IN the ar1Ho45 bga1i and the great
exPence already incurred for ipecimens, propo(as
advertisements haudhls, Sc. sc.
do therefore trult with confidence that gentlemen
will continue to come forward with that public fpirt
and generohy which characterize the nation. and fup
port the work by fublcrbing 10 It without he alton
Otherwiie it cannot be publhed, and | nun 1t dowa
TO reflect upon coNsID sRABLE LOSS. a
am, with profound relPeG
Gentlemen,
oE1 A. H.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
cciCnt hpmOle iervant,
JOHN ROWLETT,

Aef'7PfaHi, Bunk NORTH 44agcriea.
to fee Specimens VI the Tables sc. exhibited at The
niurance Office, at Mr. MorLEYs Tavern, at Mir
SYMMrs' Office, and at F. A JFNKs Bookfore in Port
lad-Allo. al the Pom Office il JYjfsG:t and peaFg be
ret fred &c the other I'D er,emeDts which appear eve
~ Gay IN lome one Of the new1papers
Subscribers pay netting mil he book diveysa
rgorOudy cnnformable to all Populations.
Cey rgh E:arsa eora1g 70 at7 f Coagrf 3Jf aEEa-
~ 1909. Philadelphia, March ~, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

& ,9g exchanged far 4 Farm near B920n,
.Fs1HE Seat Of Mr.. HENRY SCOTT,
deccafe !, near the Meeting houle in Lnneabayg
81, niles from BoaoD, beautiful ituation conGtnS
~ large airy and convenient EIoue-A iPacons Car
80 well epciJed with board fence, and Ito red with
variety Of fruit trees and Towering lrrubs-l large
aew Barn. and otheE out ou 'dn8S; 50 acres OF excel
k-an1 two miles diitant'
I The lownefs Of the price, which is
- :, Darticularize6 as an nducement 20 any per-
- willng 10 purehale 70 eligible ltuatiOn.
Also,
ALARM in the north part Of faid
town containing Fifty Acres good Land, with HOufe,
new Barn. and good Orchard, and twenty acres Wood
Land, for : 500 Apply Capt JOHN LITTLE in
laid Larsp6S,g, or inquire of EDWACD GRAY Elq
Cour-street, BgfoH.
7rur 4 1860. (Sw-I3)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

= be II fHrfbef enacted, 4 bet G1cb f0ZgH
dRyiF il To Cozao71Osa %, nay fJer meeting Le III
4Llye5 pri zH8aak any otJsy mating k5zlly zgar-
aei y he fnbf, 7gbea they 5lH JUICE 10 be aery e59sG
1qf appoint Reahb Committee eoeEg N 10y A5 tJla H.
thar ta5 Pra5 Of o7e bsy6a p Be- H.a4b
05Er 7Ubgs d4g 5lH b % Temgvs 44 tB N any tiat
r0ba 7r5e5 pau By Jsgai NV WI 5s Egsets llr
q05sy vr5, d9ats any ether Pike zg5vsr qgi5 he
hais t5s blnto 7g5 -ej C.7szzs Hs1h5 OEr be-
fqg5, u05saevy b fb PAIL ~ their i4lg=-asf er5rr.r e
0.5 IT, bsl # tie i75a5i1R' tbsrFs eHnrsesc, vyb,e.
af p N P1fy fbe Pegoa fe5a5 bil u flagr IL
t7o7ga ~ Hgt, 5y ny " rrJi-5 lil Committee IL
HEATH CEr APPOINTED Ind zoJep.vsr zay Glib AZ
gtoraR Pull b j0l1a Iay PEy1te property f1 Committee
He4A5 offer pau a9ty aaI are, ~ gzD4s, ~ e.rub;-
eE ar t5Uaay f6zy b27y ,e77gyet5 ne qss at Jy oz,
cgj a4 n af i oz9arr Pier Pail a-ritF ID rr-z9e
4B tb fran bH O Der P12T after he expiration y 1bs
time atoyCd be by 70 qaaag Fall toyit AMI bay fine
Of oac Jua5ye5 doy % o. l4 E aaI reegv-7 zoJ M, or
fit b. 1il Can nee HeaJ Officer, Lt5re a7y court byoB.r
70 hy The aw for beg Of ne Por Of 5s s7va in 7pJieb EB
fsa f2al7sA I'M id oser8ier Is ajoyeadGzR
b. o5Agato repay d tozon az eg ar45Iygss oJb Hs
fad Co7iff o. Heath Officer nay b4gs injured ia yeuoDiar
5ftb from biz 0r ber Prqpsyty aad r eye ef sa u Nv
TIE m Be Hy may b lea ii t5s June g0ay d b 5royaE
IL IBIS a@aS6r tie ,seo0s,y sfj fass e ef'rsaid"
Preluming on the readinefs Of the
inhabitants ofthe town. TO take care shat all nuirsnce
Of every kind be duly removed and the purpofss W M
aforementioned Law be fully complied with-the Com
miltee hope and truR that they ha at no time BE- under
the necefy OF enforcing Fhe powers n and Nv T,d aV1
gwen them. But in cafe any peron or perlons houd
be 70 void Of care and negligent of their own and their
neighbours health, not comply with the requiltionS
Of The law aorelaid by removing every kind IF Il
rubbilh nufAnce whatever from Ih.ir rcr,eaiy1
houes, out houles barns, Rabies, 1ops yards wbarve
lores, their any Of their dependencies or anpnr
tenanCes, the committee will be under the nereai.
and reluly determined do Be6 duty, and moi,
cute ali and every luch delinquent to the utmoa rjgor
Of the law
And 10 the intent hat II may Be undernooa n What
manner the committee will profocu,e their dcign they
give notice that the following regulations will Ne Nj.
feryed.
I. The committee will appoint faitabe perfons to
remove luch nuilances within their inrildaion
at the expenfe Of the offender or IF The town.
After Reasonable no Ae 70 any per(on. Of the
opinion Of the committee that any th " within the
dlhgn of th- law uits VIII bc commenced and Drolc,u
ted without favor o. dGncton.
Information gwen tie Ilfpcctor Of Police win
be attended 90 by TIN committee
The Inlpe9or Of Police is appointed flb-cor-
mittce to dretf luch pelops hall ne employed hy
this committee, and the hereby require, IL cb
| his orders
JOSIAH TUCKER,
Isfa7ar Of Police.
THOMAS MOTLEY, I ~,
| EBEEEZIR MAYO, 11f'l9 .I'7'7.i'f-
| WILLIAM SYVNGES, 4
SALMON CHASE,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
TAKE NOTICE.

Il HE PRESIDENT and Directors of
che MAINE
Fire and Marine LgIuranee Company,
will be ready the loth inf to receive propol4s to
make infuranoe againlt che following rlques VIZ.
On veielS, freight and goods-A-
gain captivity Of perfons, and on The life Of any peron
during his abence at lean cafes Of money lent upon
bottom'y and Experimentation houles or other build
Ing and goods and property Aeres contained with
sc this Commonwealth-AganG damages arillng 10 the
fame By fire, originating in any caule ezccpt that of
defgn in the injured
Their Capital Stock is now one hun
dred thouflnd dollars not more than ten thouland
dollars viii be taken any one rfque
Woodbury. Storer, PRECEDENT.
Poytizal Tuas 4 ib. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
10 Merchants, Store-keebsr5, 8. TradsE
msH9 in general, &c.

FEEL peculiar plealure in rating,
a thar You have f. generouly and generally come for
ward aud iubcrIbed for my work, that lnotwi and
ing all provides heretofore made by me the COINS and
1-,1's 4SeoaHt or re pri7a62 s-qa1s trading bl1s III
F9g1' S7gras7, DsH0ayk' NoyzUy, P1a Poland C.,4uy
''z7'' f41"der SPa'7 Portugal Italy, in feveral Of he
0i7401rd and Ess1O1r3 W5a-la4 ya7, and many ports
ID the EAT Iaai-the whole 10 De reduced u dollars
and cents; and the be mode ocompuung the exchange
WITH thoe places explained ALTO, large heet table Of
calculations At compound nterc0 At per cent the
tables ued IN banks for the determination of the value
q gold the intcret ot each month from twelve
months on every dollar (Withou excepron) from one
otwo thonfand and table Of all the pol towns in
the United States bchdcs much other general ufcu i'll
iormatOn fha Pofrvely be added to the work. entitled
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
SbipCbandlery,
SOLD BY
DAVID SMITH,
4. Union WRARE

No 4, ONION WHARF-YEz.
RUNTON and Colours Of different
- Gzes Sheet and Bar Lead; COmpaTes; Time
G anes; Log Lines and Reels Hand Spikes and Oars
Paint Brufhes of different fzes; Scrapers Ladies;
Q 1ormenters; Paints; Scrubbng Bralhes; Mops, and
hioP-Yarn Pad and Door Locks Latches Of different
hzes II & HI Hinges; Hand-Saws Saw Files Au-
ours; Chifes; Irvine; Log Paper; Writing do
Hammers and Gmblets; Coffee Mills Tin Ware
Earthern WaIe Iron do. Knives and Forks Cuttoes
Pen-knives States Scales +; Dividers Wet
lnda & European Charts; Maf Hoops and Hanks f;
Frying Pans Shoves Gafs of different 6zes Look
ing Glafes Cod and Mackerel Hooks Deck Nails ;
SAeathing and Drawing do adj Cd, Tod & 2od do
ecupper. Cout and Pump do. Brads of differen Gzes
Buckets, Kids, and Cams Lamp-black; Warmth ;
Lnleed and Fiji Oil; Pitch Tar Turpentine Cor
dage; Marine Sail Needles, and Palms; aud few
four inch Hawlers.
Also,
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Coffee, Tea,
Sugar, MolaGes, India Cotton, Silk Handkerchief,
Florence Oil Of an excellent quality, Iron, Tobacco,
Portland variety Of other articles.
ri Portland f2As g.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

.MTOTlCE is hereby given to the nom
IN rehdent Proprietors Of Land, lying in ResJfsA
IN the county Of Kennebeck thae the blowing Lots are
taxed il the State, County and Town. and school Taxes
for the years 1913 and 1899, il tie bills committed 70
nc to collect, as follows.
PROPRIFTORS UNKNOWN
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
Abraham w elch.

HAS for iale, in company with James
= = W1iglo7v and Wigqozv Hall,
6OOO acres of Land, in No. d, in the
9TH range from the Waldo Patent formerly called the
College Town, welt eide OF Penobfcot River-where
Lumber Of any kind may be brought by water TO nay
gation--Any perlon who wfAes purchafe Farm,
now IS the time for more excellent foil never faw
- Canada, Vermont, or Ncwh4mPlhire The growt
1 KoP maple Bats Wood Red-Oak' Elm, Beach, &c.
Purcfers may choole their Lots where they Deafe in
iaid town, except the river teer of lors Generous
credit and good lecurity will be given
Said WEIGH has for lale, an J2and,
il Cafco Bay.
ALTO, 80o acres in the Wexford and
Croton Academy Townfhp.
The above Lands will be fold cheap.
with good tiJe to warrant agant every thing except
/iof5 and miHs-vs.
Portland, June Iotb, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
The Committee Of Health,
TO TIE INHABITANTS OF TIE TOWN OF
PORTLAND

WTHEREAs the Legislature Of this
w Commonwealth have p4ded law 70 prevenI
the fpreading Of malignant FEVER5, and contagious
hoknels and among many whoIefo - regulations il
aid law by the Ih fiction thereof towns are mpow-
cred 70 chOole HEALTH COMMITTEES, as foil0ws-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26

The State Representatives, from this part u
the country, will be almoR entirely federal. Al
official lit viii probably be ready for The neu
Cazatte.
8 T5gm4fan, Nay I6t5, 1902 Yeaerday ii,
inhabitants Of this town made choice Of tn,
Hon. HEHRr KDox. Elq. to rePrefent them i
tie General Court the enfuing year. AT !
lime when attempts are making to wound IL.
government Of the Union through the fdes 4
Sane Legislatures, the acquisition of fuch !
character mutt be highly eaimated by ever
real friend to our country.-The meeting was
fJl and ,he choice unanimous. This circun,
R4nce, whhe IL does honor 70 be town. mua u,
to heir representative, gratifying proof Of Ii:
aft 6iO0s Of his fellow citizens"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
Shorthand,
MoNDAr, May 20, $50.

The Foreign News, in this days paper, was
received at Mar5lehead. on Wednesday lar
bv the armed brig PhilsnthroPi& Captain John
Prince, AZ days from Liibon, with London pa,
pers to March z5.--" The war IN Europe IS
laid to be continued, and the campaign to "a
opened with its ufuaI vigour on the part Of Ell.
Republicans, with their FRI Conful at their hea3,
who iays, that fnce he cannot reRore peace "
Europe by negotiation, he viii by his fwoEdD
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
LateG FOREIGN Meas.
coNs rANrINopLE, JAK %.

C cons rANTIfopLE, JAN 60.
doom after our troops had made themielyes
matters Of I'll Arilch, Gen. Kl:ber ient an officer
40 the G. and Tzisr with propoials for peace,
who ree6fed them, on account OF feVe:al de
mands made in them by that General, to whom
he returned an anfwer, in which he laid, that he
would not now haen TO any other PrcPeials
from the French, than that they would lurTen-
der as prifoners of war, promlng them that
1hsy fhouId be treated with humanity. The
Grand Vizier told the French officer who was
the bearer, of The propofals, that he, was fully
acquainted with the weakness and Precarious
ituation of the French troops, and that the well
equipped Turkifh army was now or the point
of marching 10 annihhate the French in which
cafe Cen. Kleber would be reiponfble, if, as at
FL Arifch, not one Of bis men lhould be fpared.
With this and limilar exprehiens the Grand
Viz;er difmihed The officer, and with the greater
part Of his army fet out for Cairo, detached The
remainder againt Damietta and Alexandra,
where they are to ad conformity with The Engiith
and RuHians. The number of Turkifh troops
which had been employed sgalnit II Arhch
amounted TO $4,000 men, and the lois which
they fuFsred in forming that fort ssitated at
feveral thouiand men, the French and CoPhts
h4v,ng fought desperately. The greater part Of
The French garrifSn were put 10 the iword, and,
belides the General commanding the Turks,
feveral other Ottoman officers loft their lives,
BIZ the explofon Of powder magazine The
Grand Vizer has tent hither on Of his 6rl Ad-
tutants, with an account Of the prefent fituation
IF affairs 10 Egypt. While the Grand ViZier
marches againf Cairo, Sir Sidney Smith, will
an aganlt Damietta.
res. 10. After the taking Of Ell Arilch, the
Grand Vizer's camp was ihifted 90 Sache,
three days journey from Cairo. The Grand
Vizer him!slf ftll remains at FL Arifch, where
tits faid negotiations are carrying relative to
The free departure of the French from Egypt -
A report was fpread here few days iince, that
French fquadron, coming from Nice and
'roulon, had made It's appearance off Gambia,
eonGiing Of four f4il of the line, fcven frgates,
and forty traEfports, with troops and other iuc-
cour for the French army il Egypr. On what
foundation this report relts is not kRown {; but
the RulIian Admiral Ufchacow has delired the
Porte TO lend off four or FIVE Hips of the lioe,
which have been ordered TO fail Immediately
The remainder Of our feet is likewife getting
ready to fail, and, notwithstanding tbs Rama
ian, or far, the works in our arfenal are carried
on with the greatet activity. Smyrna is at
preient OVERLOOKING with European merchan-
dine, particularly mullins, for ConfantnoPe,
on which new duty is to be imPofed, as every
means are reiorted TO for fuPPlying our eAhanlt-
cd ueafury.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
Dnbanding Of the Progifonal Army.
PHILADELPHIA. NAY IL.

PHILADELPHIA, May n.
:: The Senate yeaerday paded relclntion'
neu. con- to diband the PROVISIONAL AR
MY, and the FIoufe Of Representatives this fore
noon concurred therein without an argument.
The meafure to take place on Or before the 18Th
1ass.-. The officers and troops are 20 have three
months pay to defrsy their expenses home.
This mealure is NOT unexpeded.-In conyeIla-
lion with General Marihall fome days fince, he
expreGed bis opinion. that in the Prelent ftuation
of affairs in Europe, the retention Of the army in
feryice was not an Object. The Generals oPln'
ion is here conidered of immenie weight"
A. The regiments TO be diibanded by the above Ref
oution arc the 5th 9th, 9Th, 8h 9th, Icth, nth zth
i 3th 4th 18th, and 10th. The Permanent Army Eff
tablihment viii then conn OF one regiment Of cavalry
commanded by Col Watts two regiments Of Artiller-
its and Engineers. commanded by Col. Burbeck ; and
four regiments Of Infantry commanded by ColoRels
HamiramcK, Strong, Gather and Butler.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
CTRCNLAP.


CIRCULAR.
Copy Of letter from DAVID HurrHREYsr Efq Mini
ter PIeniPotentiary from the United States a h
Court OF Madrid to LEWIS NJ. D BRIEN Vice Conf
and Agent for laid States at 81 Andero.
SIR, Ifsg,.9 F.J,payy -. 1890
1 have received letter, dated the 18th inR
from the acting -6rf MiniRer of State ofhis Ca
tholic Majetty, informing. me that the Kirg
Y" deliring As much as poGible 60 d.nililh tn
damages which refu't 10 the nations, from II
fcandalous traffic which many Of his fubjsa
have with tie place Of Gibraltar, BY means >
neCtral vefels and uGlg juR reprilaIs toward
the enemies Of his crown, who have declare
the ports of Cadiz and ST. Lucar de Barramed
to Be blockaded; his Mlis&y has been plea(ed :
declare, that from that day, he confdyred th
place Of Gibraltar to be blockaded and that
under this view, all neutral vedels going to th'
place, would be held as lawful prizes"
IN consequence Of This declaration, have
requeR that you will communicate, as ektsa
fiyely as may be, the neceifary Information
fuch citizens Of the United States as may
concerned.
The Minileers and Diplomatic Agents Of u
reutral nations at this court, are endea vourid
to ule all the means in their power TO prev-
the difaitrQus consequences which may be 4
Pefed 70 refuli from e extraordinary nelfud
With fenIiments of regard, yours, &c.
(TTredf DAVID HUMPHREYS
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
RLSLMG a CONGRESS.

The frf felton, of the Gxth Con RES, -ioGi
on "Wednesday the I4th int. The mex fGaa
will meet on the third Monday Q Nogmb1
next, at The city Of Waihington-- The apn5sr
Of acts paaed at the late felton, IS g p Il
which, with TIE rslolntions, &c, will be puo.lAsi
III the Gazette.