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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-09
BhEdefcRs 1F T1eeJia Tensty.

). a poor Jacobin Of the Nothern Liberties, who
had laughed his family out Of both their religion
and their morality al once, having. in r2~E7u.rcs,
IN location to uP6rajd bis wife iupicjon Of her
lnhdc'ity was very laconicaily told il reply, to
be quiet, Tor The had NEITHER PIcx'D HIS pocK-
1T NOR BROKE MS LEG" (PbIzL b4 J
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-09
CALI Strong.

.1aas 8, 1899.
The Secretary having delivered copies Of the
Speech 10 the PreGdsnj OF nc Senate, and SPEAK
er Of HE Houfe, h;s EGceiency retired aud
the two branches + Parated In rh- Senate the
f5eeeh was comnltlei ID the Hon Meh,s lures,
Dav.s and Bigelo7y In the Haufe 70 Mehs.
I.oqvsA NaA, Wmd (of W. Cmhr (oi H. and
P5ckmaa.
JUNE {
A JOINT committee, confaing Of the Hon.
Salem Toqvas, and Jonathan Dl464, Of the Senate,
and Mears. Stn5nrr, Williams and W4rd Of the
Houfc, was appointed, 70 coaGler and report
the eApedie1cy Of mixing toms alteration aud
it any, what alteration in me law FIR diRri5ting
the Commonwealth tor The choice IF Repreen
tatves to Coagrels.
A bill, Incorporating Hugh M'Lal2aa and eth
ers, into company, by Tie mans Of tie RE
and Marine Infurance Company, was Rad an
paftI TO be enaded
In the afternoon The two Haules met in Con
vention and proceeded 10 ballot for tie choice
Of Secretary and Trsaiurer If Abe Common
wealth, when th- tollo@in5 Genteuen wee
cholen, viz.
JOSH AVERY, Efq. Secretary.
PrIkc COFFIN, Eiq. Trsgi4rer.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-09
LegHgatare Of MaDac5ysttt.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TU6JD1r, JUNE q 500.
a T Il o'clock. the TWO Holfes adtmbled n
Z > the Representatives. Hall; when MS Excel
leEcY the Governor, preceded by the Sheriff Of
Suffolk, and attended BY the Hon. Council and
The Secretary Of Sta.e, came in, and delivered
the following
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-09

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fom lie UaU4HHa.
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Jrom Zsk'5 JQ.nd
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-09

Accouns from Straburg, April 8, Fly, /" A
meIenger has pad'd Bale, on lis way t. Paris,
with the HiiRatum Of the Emperor LslpeGting tie
peace Propoled by Buonapartc"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-09

BY accounts from G. pt OBtiau aud others war
with Algicrs almoG inevitable bus a. three four
fgatcs VIII be enough make peace better terms
than the laG and a. there vii be many chances Or
recaPures of Anger, the wIulA u bo.h nynot4-
bic and profitable to our COUNTRY
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-09

Paris plpers Of the Izrh Of april fly
g Al adyi,e boAt dfPa,ched BY Cen KIeoer.
has brought an Official copy of lis Convention
With the Turith Grand Viner.-The General
dates bis letter from The camp At Sl!aAich jan.
80, and aldrea-s itto The Duejtory He Hltes,
hat The Iurki.h army which was on Ks way to
Egypt announce to $4,000 rhIt they were
concluded BY Earopean Officers: aud bringing
Pnk 3! 10 pieces Of artillery ,h4t the Arabs
ana Mamoluk.s did every thing il their power
to AID the Gr-nd Vz.er's army and Jhst thejr
enmly 70 The Fren was unconqueranle -
That .ht French army vay reduced to $500
men, lcauere1 over coniJeia able extent Of ter.
rto-y, having hatich, Saahch, ard Bebeys,
~ their Polns: That Sir Sidney Smith, f4v-
oTued the Convention, which he frt opened to
Geo. hi1ber, AID the articles were negotiated
on board Tbs Birth hip Tiger: That Kleber,
defP1;red of receiving accounts from France /;
and had, thereto c, entered into the ne gocation
and ,hat he reckoned being il France, with he
army By the middle Of June"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

dii aos exceed 10000 foot and the main d.
wilton of his army was tempered with by
traitor, and rendered fno oie TO the patriotic
army. Not long after the battle of Falkirk,
Sir William was made prifoner by fome of Ed.
wards partiIans, carried to England, and be-
headed.
8 The General with great wifdom has de
fired rhe box to be returned to his lordihip, with
this anfwer--" that il is not for General Wafh-
ingon to point out the worthiea citizen of The
United States"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
LegjNat1re Of Ma.Dacbg/stn.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPREsENiAilVES.
FEB. 40.
THE additional Militia Bill, was debated
by feetions, in a fecond reading, and progress
made therein.
FEB. 81.
The Supreme Judicial Court additional bill
paned to be enaeted.
The additional Militia Bill. after lengthy
difcufion, paaed to be engroasd.
FEB. a.
An additional Rate Bill paGsd to be enact
ed.
A new bill providing for the Public Worihip
of God, was received from the Senate, and
read 6rf and fecond time.
The Attorney General communicated the
conviction of John Yinat, Efq, Of sundry crimes
before the Supreme Judicial Court, Read and
committed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
EonsE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
FIRST SESSION.

= m 4
FEB. IS.
r-HE Refolulion refpeeing the removal of
L troops to diaanee during elections,
was called up by Leib, oppoied by Meilrs.
Oils and Dana and Imported BY MeGrs. Ran
dolph, Smith, and H. Lee. Some amend.
ments were propofed, when finally the follow
ing motion was unanimously agreed to.
6 Refolved, That Committee be appointed
to prepare and report bill containing fuch
Legislative proportions as may be judged ex-
pedient either for removing any military force
of the United States from the place Of holding
an election, or for preventing the interference
of any fuch force in fuch elections"
A Militia Bill, was prefented by Gen. Lee,
read twice and referred to committee of the
whole.
The repor, Of the Secretary at War refpea-
ing Military Academy, was ordered 70 be
printed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

SAVANNAH, FEB. 4.
A gentleman direa from Fort Wilkinfon,
mentions, that Col. Hawkins left there on the
z4,h nit. for the Creek Nation.
Exsrs7 Of latter from Gel Hasesin, Agenf Of s5e
United STATE, Jar Indian AFFAIR.", TO Gsvsruor
.3ae!ss. dassd cs.uetab 7sAsS6sAs. sos5 Dec.
1893.
! have not till the prefent had an oppor-
tunity to acknowledge the receipt of your
Excelleney's favour Of the 18th Nov which
was delivered me on the road to 1'uckab,fehee,
and l cannot reply to the whole as | could
with. The documents herewith enclofed will
exhibit to you fomc interening proceedings in
this quarter, and are an apology for the omit.
ion. C7bsfs dsesmsnG bavs Been pubhySed Jsms
time Gaas.]
" The National Council was convened at
Tuekabafchec on the z4,h Nov-thc meeting
has been very intereting one. had much
conversation with the Chiefs, and felt that as an
agent l poiiefsd their confidence in HIGH
degree The Chiefs have agreed that all milf.
chief makers and thieves Of any country of white
people, fhall be under the government of the
Agent for Indian affairs.
Mr.. Bowles is near the mouth of this river
from whence he continues to pour forth his
threats agaiaa the officers of the United States
in this department, and continue my arrange.
ments to puniih all thieves and mitchell makers.
We have punifhed in an exemplary manner
the leader of the banditti, who infulted the
commiilioners of Spain and The United States
on the 18th of Sept. He was cropped, whip
ped, and his property dearoyed, and three of
his aGoeiates whipped. We have had one
white man whipped for negro Healing, and one
negro fhot through the arm and in the thigh.
for reiling thole who were fsnt to apprehend
him, and attempting to fire on white man.
81 find it an arduous undertaking with 70
Few adillants to make the impreflion with on
he minds of my red charge, who are fcat,ered
over wild country of at leaf three hundred
niles fquare. Bowles, and other mitchell
makers, are by every opportunity poifoniny the
minds OF the Indians with their a5omipabic
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

lies and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. In the br,f,.
conjunetnfe receive and reeiproca,e with :.
cuIiar Pleaiure, the aauranee of future co..
era'ions on the part Of yonr Excellence
promote harmony and to ptelerve peace. IT,
period may be eventually very ipter.r,;,.
one for your frontiers"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

The Committee on Mr.. yinsl's ccn.iaion
reported intavour OF an impeachment which
was accepted, and MeGrs. Williams. Prefcot,
Tlllinghah, Porter and Mitchell, directed TO
report the articles.
Sixty towns were directed TO be fined for ne
gleaing to fend Representatives.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
71oa Letters fran General Wei5ingfon,
II Lard Bnrban.

|" Philadelphia, May I, I7f1.

'my LORD,
81 ihauld hs ge had the honour of acknowl-
edgirg foonef The receipt ct your letter of the
a5tn of juns laG hal not concluded to defer
doing it till could announce to you the tranf-
milton of my portrait, which has jut been fin-
iihcd by Mr. Roberifon (of Nswyork) who has
aft, undertaken 10 forward it. The manner
Of the execution of it does no difcredit, ! am
told, to the artia of whole ikill favorable
nergion had been made 70 me. was further
induced to entrua the execution to Mr.. Robert
ION, from his having informed me that he had
drawn others for your Lordihip, and knew
the iize which helt fitted your collection.
81 accept with fenfbility and with fatisfaetion
the figni6sant preient of the box which accom-
panied your lordlhip's letter.
!" In yielding the tribute due from every
lover of mankind to the patriotic and heroic
virtues of which it is commemorative, l Ell.
mate as fought the additional value which it
derives from the hand that fent il, and my OBJ
legation for the fentiments that induced the
transfer.
al will however, ak that you will exempt
me from compliance with the requea relating
60 its eventual deltination.
ain an attempt to execute your with IN this
pa,,,cular, lhould feel embarsanment from a
iuft companion Of relative pretenGons, and fear
70 rifk iouNiee by 70 marked a preference.
"With fentiments of the trueit siteem and
confederation, l remain YOUR lordihip's mott
obeaient fsrvant, G. WASHINGTON.
.EAaL OF BvcHAH."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

Ihb. II.
The Committee of Commerce, on the fub-
jeea of the fafpenGon Of inteteourie with France
have reported variety of information on the
fnbieef from the Secretary of the Treafury-
which was referred to the committee Of the
whole. When ia committee, Mr.. Nicholas
moved an amendment to the law on the iubjee,
for giving neutrals, reidents in the U. States,
liberty to trade with the French territories in
neutral bottoms.
Mr.. Sewall oppofed this alteration, which
he faid would render tie bill intolerable to the
citizens of the United States who would
view with jealous eye foreigners enjoying the
benefits of trade we are precluded from, and
employing our own veilels and iailors for that
purpofe.
Gen. Smith Imported the amendment. A
long debate enfued and the committee report.
ed progrefs, and had leave TO fit again.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

Total 7s,66S,5a1
OF this fun, 45,sa,,oeo, dollars rsipetts
articles Of foreign growth or production.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

81 am, With the hiehef eaeen, Sir, your
E1ceilcncy's mon obed't. and Obliged humble
f.rvsnt, BUCHAN.
" Gen Wgybizgtes, Prsfisst Of ,bsl
Uaf.d STATES q D5msries."
"p. S.--l beg your Esceliency will have
the goodne(s to fend me your Portrait, that
may place it among thofe mott honor, and I
would Win it from the pencil! of Mr.. Robert
ION. beg leave to recommends him to your
coustenince !; as he has been mentioned 20 ma
'avorably by my worthy friend, Profedor ogi-
vie, of Kings College, Aberdeen"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
/" Philadelphia, April a, 1873.
Z" MY LORD,

"mY LORD,
"The favourable wifhes which your lordfhip
las expreGed for the PROPERTY of this young
and r;fng country, cannot but be gratefully
received BY ali It's citizens, and every lover OF
II; oac mean to the contribution of which,
and its happiness, is very judeiouny Poursraycd
IN the following words of your letter." to be
little heard ct Ia the great world of politics."
Thee words, can allure your lordfhip, are
exrreliye Of my fentimsnts on this head and
I believe il is the fincere with of United Anne
Viz, 20 hsv. nothing to do with the political
;ntI;oues or the fquabbles Of European nations;
hut or the contrary, to exchange commodities,
and live 10 peace and amity with all the lnhab-
;,an,, of the earth ard this I am perfuaded
,h-y will do, If rightfuly itcan be done. To
adnniniaer uAice to, and receive it tom every
cow-r ,hey ale connected with, will, l hope,
be always found the moi prominent feature IN
ehe naturalization Of this country; and l Hat
r., n,vf.,f that nothing fhort Of imperious ne
r.f;ty can location a breach with any OF them.
finder fueh ~ Gem if we are allowed to pur-
C,e +. the agriculture and mechanical arts
The wealth and population of thefe States will
:n.,.,f. with that degree of rapidity as to battle
Al, calculation and nun furpafs any idea
your lordhip can, hitherto, have entertained
on the occaiion.
To e,inse that our views whether realized
or nos) are expanded, take the liberty OF
tending you the plan Of new CITY, itua'ed
about the centre Of the union OF theie states,
which is deGgned for the permanent ieat OF
the government and we are at this moment
deeply engaged and far advancing in extending
the inland navigation Of the river (Potowmac)
on which it ltsnds, and the branches thereof,
,bYouph trad of as rich country for hundreds
of miles, as any in the world. Nor is this
f.l;,a,v initance of attempts ofthe kind, altho
4 Is the only one which is near completion and
n oar,;al ufe. Several other very important
ore. are commenced, and little doubt is en-.
sertained that in ten years, If !eis undiaurbed,
we Mil open communication by water with
ali the lakes northward and wetward OF US,
with which we have territorial connections
and an inland, in few years more, from
Rhodeifland to Georgia nclu6vely, partly by
cuts between the great bays and POUNDS, and
oartlv between the inands and fand-banks, and
the main, from Albemarle found TO the river
ST. Msy's. To thefe may ALTO be added, the
erection of bridges over comfortable rivers,
and the commencement Of turnpike-roads, as
further indications Ct the improvement IN
hand.
NOTES.
Sir William Wallace, at fra private
gentleman, unsuceeisfuly attempted revolu-
RON IN Scotland, nearly on the fame grounds
with tina, more recently accomplished in Ame-
,iea, to .,p-l tn. Englih and their adherenss.
who had ui.irped the government. Having
gained Victory over the forces of Edward the
Sra. a, S irling, he was foon after attacked by
Fdward at the head of 10000 foot and 1000
ho,!e whereas the whole force Of Sir WIZ am
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

Several private and local petitions and me.
MORALS were attended to.
MIR. Nicholas amendment to the inter-
courfe fulpenlion law was egatived-Ayes ~
Noes 81.
Mr.. Thatcher prefented petition Of Thomas
Cuts and others Of the town of Pepperelboro'
PRAYING for an extenion of dfawbzeks--Re.
fcrred to to the committee Of commerce and
manufactures.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
MJcelzaneons 1Arhcles.
AMERICAN EXPORTS.

TIE jolocpiag is The amount Of tie fsbOrtr from tbe
United States, TO f,rsgn Connf,ie5 and their De.
pendsneies, yov one 7e0r ending the goth Stptem-
her. roo.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

Mr.. D. FoAer, from the committee of
claims to whom were referred the petition of
Notes Gill. Efq. who prayed for the payment
of s4oo dollars of loan Office certificates, and
intereft thereon, ifIuei by the rate of Georgia,
which had been !eeaed at the Tfeafury as not
continuing claim agsina the United States
report from the Secretary OF the Treafury on
the iubed, is fubmitted to the confederation of
the Houfe, with which the committees exprsis
an opinion, It would be proper for the Houie
to concur, and that it would not be expedient
for the United States to aGume the payment Of
faid certificates.
The report of the Committee, and of the
Secretary of the Treafury were committed to
committee of the whole Houie for Monday
next.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

An enerofTed bill. entitled An aet to er-
tend the time of payment Of bonds given for
duties of impoIt in certain Cafes" was read and
paGed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
INDIAN AFFAIRS:

SAVANNAH, Feb. 4.
A gentleman direa from Fort Wilkinfon,
mentions, that Col. Hawkins left there on the
z4,h nit. for the Creek Nation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-19
BY virtue of a Power OF attorney,
given II By the Legatses Of Richard Adams.
dsessisd, viii SELL, By private contrast.
n tract Ct Land,

Lying within three mics OF Goochiand cosrtiieun
containing 400 aciei, about $50 acres OF which
are cisared, the balance well iimhsfsd, The traa
IS wei wa,ered, ami eentainS quantity Of yalua
IL Meatow. The land viii be laesn by MichA-
ei Robinion, living the Preniies, and the term.
may DC known BY applying to the lubicriber.
i. -ADA1fS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-19
Charieaon, is ahore on Wilmiaetoa

g Ghar1eaon, is afhore on wilmiaetoa
Flats. ). ).
Schooner Lambert, Stotefbury. Of and
from this port to Gibraltar, was captured
OIL the 9TH September, and condemned Al
Algeiiras, by the Spaniards.
On Saturday evening arrived IN town
captain Archer, of the brig Minerva, in.
40 days from St. Sebafians. Cap. Ar
cher, in the lat. of 81, A., N. long. 81,
w. poke the brig John, from New Lon-
don, bound to the Wet Indies; Dec. s.
90 leagues E. of the Capes Of Delaware.
ipoke the fhip Thomas Wilton, Smith.
3 days Out from Philadelphia to Amher-
dam; Dec. 9TH in lat. 81, ID, N. long.
10, w. fpoke the ihip Superb from Bot
ton to Norfolk, 81 days out, mizen matt
gone, iupphed her with two caiks of wa,
ter. Dec. 9th, off Chincoteapue, fpoke
the brig David and George, of and for
Norfork, capt. Abeal, sc days from the
Lille OF May, iupplied him with caik Of
water, hehad been robbed by French rri-
vateer, the wind being north he bore
away for Norfolk.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-19
Alexamdr5a Aduertysy:.
FRIDAY, December 70.

It appears, by the extracts in this DAVIS
Advertiser, from Irifh papers, that con.
ilderable reduction had taken place IN the
price Of the neceHaries Of life: and thar
there was profpef of peace and plenty in
Ireland.
The Providence, Rhode Inand) naner
and the New London Con. paper, ffates
that the Electors of Rhode I6and gave an
unanimous vote for Adams and Pincknev.
We believe this information to be accu-
rate.
Two Negro naves were convicted Of
murder at Charlefon on the I'd infant.
and received sfcntence to fuffer death bv
being b1,ut aLve! One of them TO be ex
ecuted the day after his trial, and the o.
Their on Friday following.
PORT or AKEX.aNDRIA
ARRIVED.
Schooner Polly, Whittredge, Norfolk.
CLEARED.
Schooner, Penny, Charleaon
Willing Laf, Slacum, Norfolk.
Traveller, Springer, Bottom.
Bctfey, Young, do
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-19
DUBLIN, October ~.

me twelverenny loaf this day is in
created IL ounces, the anize being four
POUNDS one quarter, twill in all probabi-
MY exceed five pounds next week.
application has, we hear, been made to
government for per1nifion to refume the
mating OF beer and barley, in confeouence
-. .ne happy fall in every dissemination Of
we are enabled to fate the following
IA s tact, which has powerfully tended 80
lover the great price offlour in our mar
= The feafonable fupply ofrice at Is.
~. Per itone, which the induarious and
n noce,,,tous are favoured with, through the
a o,; bounty ard benevoience Of mar
n, da.s 20 CORVALLIS to fubfantially relieve
aud poor .. working claHes Of this METROPOLIS.
sna winch, we are warranted to nnhl;1h
s curages, half of Dublin, ordiparv con- a.
y rftn,n. OF -four, as appears by the week
,1a me city Of Dublin ufaallv confirmed
e sonI1 bags Of flour per week, and the recent
Is re.m Of the rice above ment;oned
IN eonaaosa.to about asos bags week
neaasnce Of this cheap lapply " there
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LONDONDERRY, October =.

Laf week the Mayor and magihrates
empowered the Corporation Solicitor to
Preleeute, at the expence of the Corpo-
ration, any perfon foreaalling, engrofing
or regrating, and alto promiied to reward
any perion who will give fuch information
as will convict thofe guilty Of the above
offences.
On Wednesday laa man was detected
telling quantity Of oatmeal mixed with
an equal quantity of barley meal. His
Worlhip the Mayor innantly cauled the
whole to be feized and fent to the treafur-
en- Mr.. ! homas Betty, for the ute of the
poor. he alto levied S. sd. as fine
from Butcher for blowing meat, and IS.
90, from potatoe- Teller, which he like
wife lent to the Treafarer.
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has been a drawback to that amount to
bring down theprice of -four, which -four
moreover at market mutt have felt more
material depreciation from the demand for
IT being lefs, and the xnonopolit finding it
necenary in his own defence to fell, as the
counteraeion Of .foreitalling, mutt oblige
him to argue that the abundant produce of
the harveit will ioon cauie plenty of fair
prices .fufhcient to make his flock in hand
means of lois, initead of ill-gotten gains
to him.
Letters patent have pafIed the great
feal of this kingdom, continuing and ap-
pointing Ponionby Tottenharn, efq. elk.
of his majefy's ordnance in this king
dom, IN the room of Richard Maggens,
efq, reGgned.
Patrick Farrell, was executed this day
at the front Of the new rifon, for the rob-
berry of Mr.. Grefham, Of Cattle ftreet.