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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05

NOTICE is hereby given, that by
= order OF the Court of Common Pleas holden at
Portland in and for the county d Cumberland, on the
lat ruefday Of March iAif pan, the Farm At place
called PTrlumlcor I'D Falmouth containing about ninety
Of upand and m4rh, with the buildings thcr con
belonging 10 The Easte Of EDWARD WAITS. late Of
laId Portland PhylcilH deceatd. will be fold Pub
c Vendue, Monday the nin,h day Of June next, At
irn clock in the forenoon, the holr iAd farm,
pay the le2acies given III the l4 VIII and TeflAment
Of the laid Edward Waits, ani the jail debts which he
owed the :ime If his death ALTO tie came tim.
and place will be fold all lie Live Stock and FArmn /,
UteDlls bcAngingns - The premifes -Waoever wiz
give the mott ll4il have The preference il fad fale
{ Exeepiyix sfbe AP
Mary Watts, WRaad T5aln.at
{ # ESDIydJE4hs
psyal77{ HerH : , I8oo
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Mr. ]. FRAZER, Botonical Colltttos 10 his I'm
'perial Msi.ay tile Emperor Of all the RuliAs,
with his ION, has arrived at Charleleon from
London.
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PUBLIC SALES.


NOTICE is hereby given, that by
4 = order Of the Court Of Common Pleas holden at
Portland, in and for the county Of Cumber aud on the
at Tueli4y Of March lat pllt all the ihare or right
belonging 10 he E1Ate Of 81 MUEL WALDO late Of
laid Portland, merchant. decsalel, in the Farm at
Long Creek in C4pc-Eiz abcth, commonly called aaa
known by the Of he WGio Farm, being one hsif
Of the remainder expcttdnt on the life II
tate IF SARAH WALDO If Bottom il the county Of sgf-
folk, vii be fold PIblic Vrndue Monday the
naJh day of June next, Al tlee O'Clock u the after
noon the houle If Tb57sIs AlLry lnnhOider IN fad
Portland Atisfy the at dlb, which the fAd Samuel
W ADO owed At the tine of his l-4.h whoever viii
give molt lhall have he pvegcl-uce in laid la.e.
Sarah Tying Waldo, ; . de Ese.9 #
{ S4sssi IGa!lo.
TSrlgai A9rii a3, 1869.
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~ TIE L1v5, qr& accompany The Hest Gazette.
or Tbs ID number off6e Columtian Pherix'
Is rscsiUed, and ready for dliv"y 10 jatEr5frs, al
5sHkJ Bo9kfo1e.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05


THE GubicriberS, copartners in trade,
Il under the firm Of JOSEPH u BULKEL EY-
EMERSON, having. this day. by mutual content diff
flowed their connection, hereby call upon all perions
indebted 70 f4d firm, to make immediate payment TO
BULKEL EY.MERsON in Burger, oiher~ile their
notes aud accounts will be put in iuit
JoiePh Emcrfon,
Buckley Emerion.
5ra5Lvag5 N4rb 16b, 1900.
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THE Commiaioners appointed by
Il the Hon. WILLIAM GoEuAM, Ela. Iudge Of Pr3.
bate ~ the county 81 Cumberland, to The Ea4te il
Benjamin Macintirs,
late n Falmouth ia f4id county, woman. d.c.arrd
rcpreiented inlovtnthereby give notice, thai :hev
will attend 20 receive and examine The claims Aqainh
the fad ete, the late dwelling houlc Of the deceaf
Cd the lecond TuedAy Of May next and the fecond
Tuefd4y q the FIVE following months, from two TO tx
O'clock. p II.
Notes Merrill,
Jolhua Merrill,
Faiuoat5, april ar, 1900
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-23
NEW-YCRK, December IT.

BY the brig Thomas, arrived here yef-
terday in IS days from Hamburger, we have
received papers to the z4th of October.
Their contents, we underhand, are, that
peace is not 70 certain as has generally
been believed in this country the arch
duke Charles has been appointed to, and
accepted again the command of the ar
mics. Hopes are alto entertained by
Aufria, that If the war fhould be renew
eel, formidable Rufian army will CO.
operate with them. Volunteers from
AuRria, Hungary, ard indeed from all
the emperor's territories, flock round the
aandards in great numbers, and difplay
zeal hitherto unequalled in defence of
their country yet, notwithstanding all
thefe formidable appearances, negotiations
are fill going on at Luneville.
Paris dates of 18th October, confirm
the account of plot to aGafinste Buona-
parte feyeral congratulatory fpeeches
from different departments, have been pre-
tented him on his fortunate efcape.
Since The ab0De.
The gentleman who has our Hamburger
papers, fays," That the paper of the a4th
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= AAAAATAAFlKI 1lf1S DeCcNOCF I8s
We mentioned in our paper OF yeiferday
that the George Warrington frigate, cap
tain cambridge, was to fail tor CONTAIN
tinople from Anglers on the 18th of Ucto-
Der. We have fince afcertained that on
the arrival OF the trigate at the latter
place, the Dey fent for our Conful, Mr..
O'Brien, and informed him, that if he did
not permit her to fail Immediately for
Conttant,nople, he 1.-THE Dey) would de-.
clare war againit the United States, and
eniiave all the Americans at Algiers. The
Coniul was OF courie compelled to dit.
patch the trigate agreeably to the orders
OF the Dcy.
The trigate failed on the 10Th of Oeto-
Der from Algiers, completely loaded with
iiaves, beats, birds, &c. as prefents to
the Grand Seignior. There are letters in
town from Mr.. O'Brien, expecting his
mott ferrous approximations; thar if any ac-
cldent ihould befal the frigate, his titua-
ton would be very critical. We are al
10 told, that the Coninl recommends It to
the government to difIatch few irigates
OIL that place, to watch the motions of
the Dey.
A Bfltilh frigate, that had arrived at
Algiers iome time before captain Balm
bridge with tribute from the Britifh 60
vernment, had been ordered on the above
milton to Contiantinople; but the COM
mander, On yng large FUN Of money
TO the Dey, was executed.
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IUISDAT, ps~~--l

The Pritilh fhip Betfey, Capt. Mar
quis, from Liverpool, foundered ON Fri
day morning the 18th init. on the Mid
die Ground.
The crew (the cook excepted) were
picked up by the brig Catharine, from
Turks Illand, bound to Alexandria, and
arrived here on the 10Th infant.
(Noy1olR bater.J
A ware houfe in Wilmington N. c.
was iet on fire on Monday the hrh infant
but the timely interference Of the inhabi-
tants topped the progrefs of the flames, be-
fore mnch damage was done, A reward
Of 1900 dollars is offered for experimenting
the perlon or perfons concerned
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or examined with refpeA to the lawt..-
neis of their prizes but they may depart
with their prizes, when they pleafe, to
iuch places as are expretIed in their COM
millions, which the commander fhall be
obliged to thew. The 1tipulations Of this
article fhall not extend beyond the privi-
leges of the nations mott favored.
Art. XIV. 1t fhall not be lawful for
either nation to iuaer privateer, COM
miiloned by power at war with the
other, to fit ont their veilcls, or fell or
exchange their prizes in their ports; nor
even to purchaie proviiions, except fuch
as ihail be neceiiary to carry them to the
next Fort or place belonging to the power
by which they are CONDITIONED.
Art. XVI. Both parties engage not
only to refule iupFors to pirates, but to ex-
clude them from their ports and harbors,
and to their utmcA endeayors bring thenl
to condign pun;ihment, And ali fhips
and merchandise taken by them, and
brought into the ports of either, fhau be
teizcd, as far as canbe dlcovered, and re-
Aored to the owners even if they have
been fold, and pahed into other hands, iii
can be proved that the buyers knew 9,
had reaion to believe they had been p;ra-
tically taken.
Art. XVII. The iiheries Of the twc
nations are TO remain unditturbed by each
other; not only on the banks Of Newtound
land, end elfewhere on the American coat,
Nor,l eat OF the United States but the
whale and Tea flfherics ihall be free to both
in every quar,er Of the world.
I he ratification of shis Convention to
be mutually exchanged within fix months,
or iooner.
IN TESTIMONY whereof, the
reflective Plenipotentiaries have fgned
theie articles, both in French and Engliih,
and affixed their feals iaipulating that the
igning IN the two languages fhall not be
brought into precedent, or IN any way pre-
JUDGE either party.
DONE at Paris, the sth day Of Vende
maire, (I 9Th September 1900 9th year
Of the French Republic.
SIGNED,
Joieph Bonaparte.
Ohvey EL7vorfb.
Oh: Pierre Claret Fleurieu.
N/,l2iam X. DE- zn.
Pierre Louis Roderer.
MILAN Y. Murray.
:...ss...-:....-r=....s...
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VI ~~rs~NSS OOuOC WHeCncf the
congress at Lunevile would ever effect the
Object wiihed fora Peace"
Hamburger papers in the German Ian
guage, to the 18th OF. inclufve, were
received yeiterday at the office of the Mer-
camille Advertiser by the brig Thomas
they detail a number of increaing arti-
cles; of which the following are the out
lines
On the 18th OCT. plot was difcovered
at Paris for letting fire to the opera houie
and about the fame time an unfuccefstul
attempt was made to fire the powder ma
gaines.
On the 9th October, the Firlt Conful
received an inti1nation that plot was in
agitation to aiIafinate him in the evening
as ne Quilted the opera-houfe that ele-
ven confpirators had pledged rhenieives to
each other for the performance of the deed;
and that it would be prudent in the couful
20 decline going thirher.-ss l will CO."
taid Buonaparte anG hay NJ made the
lcceiiary arrangements, and named Mo-
reau as bis J~cceDor in the codulate, he
vent to the opera, in his accuRomed man
ner unattended. The confpirators being
known, the officers OF police took iuiyable
recautions, and arre1ted two OF the prin-
ipals, who confcEed their criminal inten-
ysan, ard diicovered their accomplices,
amongh whom were Barrere, Dcfsfem, and
Lamarque. D.ligent fcarch was making
for the remainder.
he peri3n to Whole fr;endihip the con-
fu! is indebted for the di1covery of the
plot is taid to be an emigrant, who had ru-
ceiyed permiii,on from the government to
return to his native country.
General La Fayette, a name highly
diitinguifhed in the annals Of our indepen-
dence, is talked of as Minister Plenipoten-
larry from the French Republic to the u.
states. One of his daughters, it is added,
IS on the point of marriage with Lucien
Buonaparte.
An embargo, which it was imagined
would be of fhort duration, has been laid
on all French vefels at Bourdeaux-the
caufe not made public.
The French armies in Germany are pro-
GREETING, though nowly, into the heart of
the Empire; ard the mott active exertions
are employed On the part of the Emperor
to make a deiperate aud efectual refi}ance
whenever circumstances hall render 1t ne
cenary to employ the whole energies OF
Aufria.
The Englifh fill maintain the blockade
of Cadiz, ard threaten to fet fire to the
town. The governor, and 10000 OF the
inhabitants, Rave fled into the country, to
avoid the pehilence which have carried OF
10, 900 people 700 were then lying
fick, and IS, 900 had recovered.
A letter from Frankfort, under date o.
October 18th, fays, In the night OF thl
9Th three couriers arrived at the heac
quarters Of General Mcreau, who let Oh
Immediately for Paris, accompanied by
feveral Of his officers, and pahed through
CronAadt to Strafburgh on the 18th. LIE
courbe went off before him to take COM
mand of the armed force, and general St.
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DUPONT, 1t. Gen.


The city of Bordeaux continues to en-
Joy the greatef tranquility. Several
circumstances have furnifhed the opportu-
nifty of discovering the melioration of the
public fpirit. The feaf of the Republic,
the tranAation of the remains of Michael
Montaigne, the news of the prolongation
OF the armifice, and the difcourfes of the
firt conful to the ENJOYS of the department
have called forth a manifestation of the
good fentiments with which great maio-
rity of the inhabitants of that beautiful
city are animated.
The newspapers aAift the magistrates,
by recommending union and the forget
fulnefs of paf errors.
Provifions Of every fort arrive in abun.
dance and the works which relate to IA
lubrity, cleanliness, and embellilhment,
are Progrefling with activity.
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gen. Pine, having evacuated the line of
the Kubicon, and gone to Bologna, the
armed brigands in Ferrara and Tufcany
thought the moment a favorable one to
throw themlelves into Romanis, and COM
NIT there every fort of excefs without op-
petition. They invaded the greatett part
of that territory, and advanced as far as
lmola, cutting down the trees oflibefty,
turning the nlagiitrates of the people out
OF office, and exercifng every where the
mott abominable pillage.
g lnorder 70 lurprize them in the midft
of their incurfions, l gave charge to gen.
Monnier to 1end to Ferli the Cifalpine fe-
cond half brigade, with body Of LIGHT
troops from the 18th Huflars and 4th re-
glment OF Chaiieurs. The general OF di-
viiion Pine, who had the command of
that expedition, arrived the 4th compile
mentary day at Faenza, after having pur-
iued the brigandc, wo had already taken
Poileilion OF 1mola. They divided them
felves into fevcral bodies, one going to
Ferrara, another to Ravenna, and thiro
following the road of Arezzo. The gene
raj formed his troops into three columns,
In order to cvertake them. The briqands,
on their way to Ferrara, were attacked
near Lugo by one Of the columns unde,
the command of Ferrand, chief of brigade.
Terror took roHedion of them, and few
made their eicape.
:" On the 9Th complementary day til
French column defined for Ravenna found
there the brigands ready to make refiA-
ance. Their defence was ihort. TIE
Chaauers of the 4rh rec imen5, commanded
by the chief of brigade, Yam, entered,
and every man found with arms in his
hands was eAternlinated.
lhealame day detachment Of gre
nadicrs furrounded the brigands, who were
making their elcape towards the Ape
mines. A tilnilar fate awaited the third
body, and the few who remained hid them
ielves in the mountains.
AT the moment when Bologna VIZ.
threatened with an invafion, the nationa
guards acted with great frmnefs the,
formed column ready to Operate wi
the French and Cifalpiue troops. 1 pre-
tented to them opieces of cannon, which.
| am perfuaded they will uie gloriouily
agalnit the common enemy.
The CSfalpine troops employed IL
that expedition have emulated the French
in activity and bravery. Gen. Pine ha:
rendered very important lervices on the
occaiion to thu French and the Cifalpine
republic.
(Sigred}
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{ dadrira; walten, Parker, N. Bedford,
Brig Venus, -, Antigua; Union,
) lakewood. Malaga; Race-ilorie, Whit
leIay, Jamaica; Mary, Lattemer, Cork;
& ooner Three Sihers, Penny, Halifax.
The Race Horle, on the 10th, poke
he fchr. AaiRance, Mann, from Phila-
elphia to Aux Cages.
a On the 10Th, fpoke the Clariaa, Nj
&hols, from Curacao to Philadelphia, in
gballa&.
n On the sd inf. fpoke the brig Welt
Point, John Alftan, 81 days from Cuba
No Philadelphia, and fupplied her with pro-
sbifons. Captain Alton informed that
Dan American with cattle to Jamaica, had
been taken into St. Jago dc Cuba, by
2Spanilh felucca.
Capt. w. alto informs, that on the I'd.
2of November, while at St. AIMS he,
with great difficulty, rode out hurricane
Ein thar haroor, which drove on fhore all
1.-THE velels from that to Port Antonio;
and Oh going in to clear out on the 10Th,
he found a large fhip on Aore, and feye-
raj houCcs blown down.
Among other vefels on fhore was the
&c harletton Packet, Rice, at Bay. He
la.fo 1aw four vetiels on fhore at Port
maria, names unknown. The Plan: ain
walks were much deitreyed, but could not
Learn tie extent of the damage, as the
as the roads were impaaable.
Dccemoer g.
44yS1vea,/Tnce oA,LaR,
Ship Matilda, Travis, in as DAYS from
|st. se5aitlans. Left there, ihip Orlando,
Smith, New York; Argus, Main, ditto;
Aiknonac, Atkins, do. Two Maries, -
Il, do. brig Mary, Barclay, do. Lydia,
Roach, do. Hiram, Rice, DC. Trial, -,
do. br.s Anliable Creole, Eldridse, Phi
ladelpra; Friendfhip, C'Conner, do.
Two Siifers, Walton, do. fch'r Eliza,
Forrelter, do. Bilboa, Perkins, do. brig
luleY, Stone, Norfolk ; ihip Eliza, Brown,
C I ton; Thomas, Ing gins, DO. Hope,
Stephens, do. brig Nancy, Nlarihall, do.
ichooner Minerva, -, Bottom; barque
Nixon, , Savannah. Nov. IL, in
lat. ~, long. 45, POKE the brig Horizon,
from Lllbon, bound to Bottom; had LOFT
ms casouie, masntopn1aG and quarter
eoard', in gale Of wind. laying to.
Noy. Il, in lat. ~, long. s., w. fpoke
a brig from Jamaica bound to Dublin.
lee: T. IN lat. ST, AZ, long, 65, Gpoke
ne 1ts, mp Brutus from Alg;ers, lait from
:, bound to Salem, out rs days.
zee. 5, IN lat. 80, Il, long. 81, W.
itcke Daniih fhip Phoenix from New
fcfk, bound to Madeira, all well.
re arrival of the fhip Matilda from St.
T"soal'ians' has put ns In poHehion of
{GriS Oa,Narc m +Io
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CongrejS Of The United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
MONDAY, December X.

The Houie went into committee of
the whole On the bill for the reliet OF Ro-
bert Hooper. MIR. Morris in the chair.
After being read by the chairman the
bill was reported to the houie without a.
mendment, and on tie queition o. engrof-
ling 1T tor third re- ding, Mr.. Griiwo,d
laid he " llhed to be informed wherein the
TACT, on which the committee i the pre-
tent FELTON, had founded favora le report.
differed from thofe on which the commit
tee in 1897 founded diite,ent repory,
which then hated that the los of the De
citloner had ari1en from want OF care 81
his part.
MFR. S. Smith faid he had been mem
Der OF both committees. In 1877 the -
tltioncr fupported his claim only bv his
own ahertlons he was therefore agailit
allowing it, the report was unfavourab;e,
though he believed it had never been asst
ed upon by the houle. During the preiert
felton, fell proof had been exhibited thas
the lois OF The petitioner did NOT arlie from
any mitconduet of his, but from the mat.
centlon Of the cuitorn.hcue officer.
MIR. Otis thought the cafe one of the
planet that could occur. The petitioner
mad imported certain fpeciied goods had
declared his intention to export them; and
had applied to the proper officer for coat
vie certificates and clearances, and all.
other papers necehary for efeciing his pur-
poie. 1t is we'll known that tie deputy,
collector was generally fupplied with blanks
Which he flied upas the cafe required. The.
petitioner, after expecting his wiines, ana.
receiving from the deputy collector Ger.
tain papers, ahed Have got ali my
papers," the anfwer was es"-After
wards, when too late 70 retrieve the or :.
ror, he found that he had not one.
MIR. VAIN, on former location, had
been oppofed to the claim, becaufe proof
had not been produced of landing tie
goods in foreign country. Proof OF
this fact was now furnifhed. AS he had
no doubt of the expectation of the articles,
and of their having been landed in TO-
reign country, which is all the law re-
quires 20 entitle the exporter to draw
back, he thought the claim ought to be.
allowed.
On the quefion for engroning the bill
tor third reading tomorrow, it was a
greed to without diviGon.
On motion of MIR. Leib the Houfe went
into committee of the whole on the re-
port OF the Committee of Claims on the
petition Of William Nichols, late Marfh all
Of Pennsylvania. MIR. Morris in the
chair.
The report was read which allows the
claim made by William Nichols for the
expences of the attendance Of Jurors and
witneHes on the trial Of in{urgents in 'os
before the circuit court of Pennfylavania.
Mr.. Macon obferved that the money
ftated by the petitioner to have been paid
by him. was not warranted by any lew
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Alexamdraa Advert!/er,
THURSDAY, Dec. IS.

The young men of Bottom have agreed
to wear black Grape Cockade, from the
18th December, until the zza February
next, as tribute Of refpeet to the memory
Of WASHINGTON.
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exiting at that time. The reafon alrgn,
ed by the petitioner for paying the fums
he wifhed to be reimburfld was, that at
the time he was young in Office. The fun
allowed by the report, was the highef al
lowed in any fate to jurors and witneiies,
and was even higher than that paid in
Pennsylvania. Under thcte circumstances
ne moved that the committee ihould rife,
and report progrefs.
MIR. VAIN iaid that the Judges had
ianctioned the iums allowed in the report ]:
ard though there was no law that autho-
rned 1t, the meafure was fulfilled by the
neceiity OF the cafe. The ailowarc.
made was to individuals in the double ca.
Pacisy of Jurors and witnenes. It. was
thought equitable that they 1houldbe COM
pentated in both characters. The {urns
allowed were the fame as tflole that were
allowed in the Supreme Court of fenn-
fyivania. Ihefe coniidesations made him
friendly to the report.
he queltion for the committees riiing
was LOFT.
The committee then concuyrcd in the
report CT the Committee of Claims, which
concurrence being reported TO tie Iioude,
vas confirmed by them, and tie commit
t~s OF Claims lntrutted TO report 81.
Mr.. Cooper, after fome predatory re-
marks, moved the appolntmer, of COM
Ilttee to enquire into the expediency Of
repeating an att for the valuation OF lands
nd dwelling hou{es, and for the enume-
ration OF ilaves within the United States.
Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. Huger moved that when the houfe
adjourned, it adjourn till o'clccA.--
Negatived.
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TUESDAY, December rs.
The bill Tor the reliefof Robert Hooper
vas read the third time and paned.
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&c arrival of the fhip Matilda from St.
S,asoaitlans, has put us in poHeAion Of
iafis papers to the FIFTEENTH Of October.
we have examined them in vain for the
cory OF the convention lately conclud-
90 ny our ENJOYS, which we were given
10 e, underitand had been publifhed oifici-
any, The two following articles are
' all tie intelligence we have yet deemed
worth tranilation; the frA as com.
plzing the operations of the armv Of
a.a'y ilnce our laa report, and the fe-
cond as demonRrative of the internal
tranquility Of the republic.
1'9 n FIR the Mereaul,ls A4v<,t;n,
. From. LIZ lM,onitez,, Of The a4th Yeuas-
mare i6tb October, 1900.
e.. ARMY OF ITALY.
~ = fep0,t Of The Operafious of tbe
Gg0f 7u.1g Of the army Of Haly. 10 ,Ie
n ne'. m e6icf Bruno, BY Litnt. Cen.
0s = Yn dated astb September.
Ane body Of troops commanded bv
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Doctor COFFIN, continues
to inocuate for the Klne- Pox.-Price TwoDoars.
NoV. 3.