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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
Sosrov. APRIL x.

BosToN APRIL Is.
"A letter from The Connecticut hoop Of war,
to the fecretary of The navy, mentions, that on
the j. 9Th Of March lie chafed on fhore fqe
flip Of ~ guns. directly from France, VIII Oh
inaan,ly bilged and fllet.
n lerter from on board the z. S. fhiP PetaP-
Eco, favs, q We are credibly informed, that
nid.hipman Jarvis, who fell overheard from
the Conaellaton in her late engagement, wa
picked up FIVE days afterwards"
Information IS received that about the 18th Of
March, ia tn: Bite OF Leogane, the U. s trigate
Bolton, was attacked BY I9 Of Rigaud's bucca
neering barges, compl-tely armed, ard hav;ng
500. men. They attempted to board the thiP
as fh- lay bec4lm2d bur her bow guns being
} ought to bear, mott Of the boats were funk
and the crews Periihed.
A tinil II aft IL i f4id to have been perform
ed by The Connecticut fnking Is out Of II
barges.
II Il il Jai4 70 be the Connecticut, ev5eb f5gg5.
Rigaud5 barges.
On the 18th inf. rau,nous difpofrion va
dicoveTed 81 board The Cong,ets + i5afe. LAY
ing I Norfolk. About zoo ftamen aHea,5ie
on the forecatt.e, and m-naced the afety Of tA
lhp and off ers. The c pit il, Firtt L.eute.
ant and the Lieutenant of Marines were d.
board. Ordei was rea red bE'lhe cx,r. ,,us 4.
the marines dire9ei BY the offer an eve.
of the rngIeaders were cmmi'1ed to NoTtQi.
goal.
Information has beel received IN very Gil
cuitous manner. that in an eng tgenent Of fou
hours between tn u. 5. big Pike ing and two
French p,ivat=ers, one Of 10 and the other a
guns, 1T Hitler, Who commanded the Picker
ing, wa kill~d. The account add, that the
l4rget-p. atser was t7ksn and the fnale- ore
driven 90 fhore. Thi Gory comes in fuch
roundabout nanner, a, to authorize hopes thar
it is untrue. N far as ref cGts the death Of the
brave ie1lenant.
Gov rnplent no. having received any advices
refe- -g the hofity Of the By ct Turls, &C
GATORS loubt5 Of tie Truth Of the report on that
flu iett.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

" This romance, Tx The incoherence Of
Hamler, mas I" method ir na1nef." I. Il y
jumbo Of phiiofoPhy and love, and, tho the
author himicf IS againlt ,ae, may be read bv
fufcePtbe fifteen without Danger Cid VII.
comprehend but few Of his r-rrici-ue iteas,
except The fra kits Of love in the grove lccre
and kites and groves are 4ban andy fImi..a, !:
10 Information on this flbjea can be gwen 3!
Rouheau"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
Mr. TFSKs,

Mr. JTVKs'
PERMIT me through he medium Of
your paper, to nominate I'D rh9 inhabia ants Of
Portland NeGrs WOODBURY. S TORER,
and Capt 10 EP+ MLELLAN, ~ f1itabl;
Peflon, to rep.-ient them N che LegilItnre VI
this Commonwealth. hey are 100 well known.
to require any recommendation
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
APRIL 70.

A duel has been fought at Richmond, Vir.
between Cap. Merivether Jones, and James
'Rnd EGq he frrmef, editor Of the jacobin
parer called TLe Examiner and the latter, bro
Their to the editor Of the Yrginia FsderaN, print
ed at Richmond The quarrel arofe rom a
political difference. The latter received a
wound through the body, but it is likely not to
prove mortal.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

One Of Graham, Royal Patent Engines (0ys
a Newyoik ptPer) received here in ths lhiP "a
rah, from London. Vas yeaertaY hpp.d z
board a veGel for Bottom. We ars IN rm-d
is Prelent 10 the Bolton Fire Iullrance Com
PanY.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

Mr.. joins RUsseLL, of Bottom, is publihirg
the sd part Of the Intercepted Letters from tie
French army in Fgypl; from which tn public
will derive much information refpe8inZ the
6tuation Of he tem ms Of ,he French army,
and tie affairs Of ,hIt county Gnce Bonaparte's
delertion.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

CHARLES Hour, editor Of the Newlondon
Bee, has been ientenced to pay fine OF 200
dollars, and % fufFer three moRlh' lmprli ?.
ment, for puo'ilhing fictitious libel againlt the
government Of the United States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
Sixth CoNeREss 9ftbe United States.
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPKEsFN7A71YEs-ArRIt t.

HOUSE or PEESFN7ATIYES-ArRrL 16-
A bill to eRabllh the Diltia of Kennebunk,
&c. was read twice and committed.
APRIL Is.
The refolution to adjourn ConGrels on the
llfcaaI Monday in May, was concured in.
The confederation of the bill refPe6ing the
Electors Of Pref5ent anu V.ceprcGdtnt, is pot
Poned til MONDAY next.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
"A VOTER.

The War1y2r C47sHs lays 4 r. the Difria
IF Maine The votes are much in favor Of M
Gel.f. 4 the 7uh,iiher of iGd paper Will ext
Frl.1. HE Racine { 81 votes III all the towns q
-oi JrUd b nuH acknowledge his aGerton
yery E ..a-ou, Mr.. Strong has doubyleis two
.lHls VT the yo-es i'll Maine.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

Gov rnplent no. having Re .eived any advices
refe- -g the bofity Of the By ct Turls, oc
cations loutts Of tie Truth Of the report on that
fu iett.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

He baqs procured q faabtai rraglafian Of tie ord
nance Of ~ King eF france alHdsa 70 a50v
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
BY TIN LAST Mail.


PHILADELPHIA, ArRIL 70.
Estra8 qfa Later fran mr.. Kso, MiagFer PIE.
,iboferfiary Of tbe Bniied Siate5 Of 1i"ae'fea e
Lonaon, 70 NJ. Pickering, Secretary i State,
dated Lsnaor. DecehLr 3LG i799.
u THE provifional government of France
repealed an the soth infant The law
of the 29,h Nivole, 9th year (i8th 10. 1881
and declared that the regulations of l778 j.
re(pea to the rights Of belli2;rents and neuuals
hould in lulu,e te Giaiy ebierVed."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

Above 10 culprirs have been indi4-d BY az
Cans jury of the Circuit Court now fitting at
PMa--tth A. THY are Charged with mur der,
r-'ioR i5ei.ing ana corlPracy, among them
are F'iss, Coqtr aud Duane.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

DEED--Ar Corh4m, Ms. s-rah Foaer, nearly az
hundred years old
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

The Peterburgh Court Gazette contains al
order from bis RnGian MajoRy fer cntyaing
he Southern difrids If Siberia borde ing or
China FIR which PnrPo.e 10000 cooniGs vii
be fn' thee conGtn5 OF difniT,d fol4iers and
criminals under tentence ftranlportation.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

The Portfnouih aoop Of war, failed for
France on the I6h .lt.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-14
OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

"I AM imPelled by conGderations ofinhice
and perlonal attachment TO Col. PrcxENINc
TO declare, that the recent publications in the
Aurora, refpeefing his pecuniary tranfaaions
while Secretary OF State, are unfounded.
g" The accounts of the Department, while it
was conducted by Col. Pickering, have been
exhibited at the Treafury, and il is expected
that they will be finally fetted foon after the
Offices are opened at Wilmington. Il appears
from thefe accounts, that balance Of about
500 dollars remained in his hands when he re
tired from Office ;--ths fun was depoGted IN
the Bank Of the United States, and has this
day been returned to the Treafuly.
" The balances TO which the publications il
the Aurora refer, are the aggregate amounts
of fims, which have been RENTED to miniters
and other public agents chiefly refdng in TO-
reign countries 1.-THE payments made BY the
late Secretary of State are Imported by regu-
lar vouchers, and altho in ms7y inRances they
conftitute charges againf individuals in the
books of that department they will exonerate
the Secretary from Pecuniary Responsibility.
" The nature Of the public fervice requires,
that monies Mould be trufted by agents on &C.
count, and the pra6fice has been common in
every department, fnce the frR Establishment
of the government.
OLIVER woLcoT.
7rcnfary Department, JHne a3, 1900"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-14

?. N. at which time electricity was adminifter-
ed :: She received a frnart ihook through her
Jaws the fPalms Immediately gave way, ard
her Jaws flew apart nltantly, 70 the ahonifh-
ment OF all the by flanders. She received
three ihoeks iucceHvely. which entirely rensov-
Cd the complaint and il has nor returned iince.
1t may be worthy Of remark, that Mrs.
Fance fell from the fence about a fortnight
before the attack, which occafoned fome pain
in her back; but that complaint was entirely
removed before the fymptoms Of the Locked
Jaw took place. The former cafe could not
be attributed to any external wosnd or accident
that he lad received. Whether the latter may
be afcribed 70 the fall, am not able 70 deter
mine but fhall leave il to thofe who have had
more experience in the dilorder than have
had, 70 draw their own inference.
Ihave attempted to rive concife narrative
Of the fads in the above ecited cafes. Perhaps
It may be obferved, thar two cafes are not Of
iuthcient moment to merit publication yet
they are the only cafes that ever fell under my
obiervation and as it is dilorder thar does
not frequently occur ia this climate, but 70
often fatal when it does, that prefume it
will not be thought ufelefs to make the com
nunication.
In the CAFES above related, there was no a.
mendment till the ufe Of electricity which in
RantaneouRy relaxed the fPafms. TO the great
attonithnenl of all prelent. In fa6t, there was
no reafon to doubt of lis being the immediate
and principal caufe Of relieving thofc unhappy
iutterer'.-Shoul6 the fuccefs in thofe cafes in
duce others to further trial in the Locked.
Jaw, and other fnilar complaints, and prove
tuecelsful, it will yield the gheR fatisfstion,
and ample cor,penlation 10 the communicated.
SAMUEL PERRY, Jun.
BEDFORD, June ~, 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-14
MEDICAL.
From the Columbian Courier.

From the Columbian Courier.
Mr. Shearnan5y bUEiGiqeft tie faRo1v.g I1es6fal yea.
T'Tf q he LOCKED jar b els11, ey, 5oE nay oSiig
J67f Of yorr cgfomoS,f
NIX. w. SheaTman, firm irone man and
Of good bodily health, was attacked with the
Locked Jaw in the month Of Nov. 1898. -
Bleeding, catharJics, antfpafmodics, and the
warm bath were administered, and opium ex-
hibited externally and internally without any
permanent efeEt.-The third day the fpafns
gave way little, fo.that was able to intro.
duce my fingers between bis teeth but he did
not continue in that tate long, it was foon fic-
ceeded by a complete contraction of the mufcles
Of his jlws.-His Jaws continued locked till
the fifth day. As every application thar had
been made proved Intellectual, we were deter
mined TO try what efef electricity would pro-
duce. Accordingly a inall Gzed receiver was
filled, and diieharged through his jaws, in the
Prefence IF DR.. RayEes, and number Of 9TH
ers and TO our great furPriie his Jaws we're
Immediately opened little. a repetition of
the elesfrical ihocks for few days, entirely re.
moved the complaint.
Mrs. Fance, wife of Thoraas Fance, young
married wonan Of full habit, was the 10Th
inf. attacked with pain ia her back paIing
through TO the umbilical region. In few
hours the pain fubG1ed which was followed
by acomPlete Locked. Jaw--The ufual RENE
dies were applied opium adminiaered, till a
Rupor and an inclination TO leep were fuper-
added. She was unable TO take any food or
medicine but what was TRAINED through a
double row of teeth. times ihe was attend
ed with oPilthotonos or a conusefion of the
mufcles OF her back and neck, In this ftua.
ton fhe continued without any abatement If
the fymPtons, I'LL the 18th, at one O'Clock
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-14

Ftom the 1T inf. the following rates of Du.
ties took place, in lieu Of thof= heretofore pay.
able. viz
Brown Sugar, Il cents--Sugar Candy III
cents, per lb.-MolaGes cents per gallon
All merchandise that paid 10 per cent. I2s
per cent. P IL. Madeira Wine, IS cents
all other Madeira Wine, go Burgundy, Cham
paign, RheAilh, and Tok3y Wine, AZ cents
Sherry Wine, 40 cents--St. Lscar Wine 30
cents-All claret and other wines not enume-
rated, in bottles or CAFES, 3S cents-Lilbon,
OPovto. and other Portugal Wines, 90 cs.--
Tenerife, Fayal, Malaga, Saint George, and
other Wei IN Iland Wine, IS cents-and %
on all other wines when imported otherwiie
than in bottles or cafes, "a cents per gallon
Goods imported IN foreign vefels, and exported
from the United States not 10 Drawback any
part Of the additional Dcties.--34 per cent. 10
be retained from the amount Of Duties on e1
Portasion. After the N day Of Dec next,
cent per ID. or Loaf Sugar, and cent per
gallon on Spirits diaiIled within the United
States, in addition 20 the Drawback, or ex.
pCrtalion.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-14
PARENTlL EXULTh7ToN:

CORNELIA, the daughter Of the great Scipo,
ard wife Of the confu Srmpronins, was one day
in the company of fome Roman ladies, who were
fiewlng their trinkets, and admring their Jewels,
and whof- minds f-emed wholly occupied about
their drefs. At Taft, obferving that CorneIia Eat
Client among them, they afked her TO thew them Der
jewels. Upon which, with true maternal Pleafurr,
The called her children 70 her, and prefenting them
10 the company, sd, +" Theft, ladies, theft are
my ornaments thele are my Jewels whom, l have
eBdeayoured 70 educate for The good and glory Of
my country"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-14
Frs@ Nea0s from Europe.

BY the Franklin, Walker arrived At Bston, as day.
from LONDON.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-14

An authentic and amulng picture Of the manners
ofthe Engilh in Bengal iscontained in novel, pub(hed
ten or fifteen years iuice, and called Hartley HocGe
Calcutta"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
Fr9m : London Pq3.r 3f 44gyf IS.

THE following anecdote Of the iully oale-
brated French Gen1ral Lecourbe Is tod III 4
Swifs newiPaPer printed a. Berne A few
days before the AZ milice, Lecourb- whed to
Iecannoitre il Per!on. lome petitions aid lome
dtrjas, in contemplation Of his attack upon
FielGkirk, &c. The point wa 10 di.gul4 him
feif 10 luch manner as n0t to be rec7gn .zed
BY the Auariaas. a miller hlvng come to
wait on him about fme requ ftions Of -four.
a thought Rruck him to borrow the millers
cloaths. He ilvited him to dinner. and piled
him with bumpers I'll he fell fat ale-p. III
this fluation Lecou be ordered him Go be uu-
dreH+d. equipped y al old uniform. laced hat.
&c. and carried him out to corps at lome
dlGance from the advanced pots. Lecourbe
then equipped hin1alf in the miil7r's cloths, and
covered hmlelf over with -four. and proceeded
tn make Lis obflrvations. On his return, he met
FINAL party of Anarian HuGars, whom he
accoRed aid roi1 them that, At liI.'e dita7ce.
there was a French General aleeP, whom they
might take Pritoner. The pretended miller
pointed out The place, and then loWlY Withdrew
TIL be was out 1t fight, and then made the bet
of bis way TO the French pots. The furPriil
Of lie Auari4ns may BE- guehei, when from the
accounts Of the miller ;h.y dilcovtrel thH they
were w.thia an ace Of getting mo Jhsir poGsl-
fen tas a&.Y: al ,nterFrisjng L:courbs,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

man TAX az l6lt2ye Cf their Gutretes 10 make
dcccat upon tbrir coats.
To avoid laring III alI tbsle callmities, anj
perhaps WIKI hope of lavng their govern
ment the Northern Gates viii probably IL tif
poitd ~ iePFate The union. his, though an
evil Of mighn magnitude. I: lll, ftr leis. than
ana:cAy, or 1Iver7. Should fIlh an event
take P ace where the border viii ", i5 not fer
me = FAY. That il VII Be q tresdhl place,
on one can d3ub,, Perhaps tie Pot0wma-, we
Delaware, or the Hsdl0A, lile ih Rhine, NAV
part two riva, hottie nations, and the lh1res "
one NJ them be per3e;ualy criG toned with the
blood Of he in1atitlrt5. AS The animoGt;-s
Of thol7, who have once been friends, are the
Uitteralt 10 the recollection that thels two
cover were cnce urited by th5 bonds IF amity,
viii whet their enmity, and e-cre7lc their rage
Difficulties, however, viii att, I'd us, whether
We divide ty .he Potowmac, the Delaware, or
he Hutlon. The Gates ot P-nnly lvania, and
Newyork, are among the mo9 Jacobnical
tate, in the Union. They are larg-, wealthy,
and powerful They have many men of in
trigue aud t.ltn:s among them, desperate IN
their fortune ambitious, aud unp,incipl1 d.
1t will be hard 70 induce them t. JOIN A peace
able body to h- north anu if they do JON. il
iii - ~ az n rs "'SH' qI'T'' IVE
o'il5'l ~ y. N0'6"O1lS ""1 P-'~4F'
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~ 81, N 0orle' nj Il, Il 'V ''.J '-..-.n'
r-o.o - f''l1' '0es wars VIII IL'u7'
- -eo@'.' Is 'III 'o'''1' 81" VII I'll
11 ttL y VIZ t.i,,d77' az o7tfoy MS ON
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NV '.''o1s' eu4,I el'' ms, a"-
II ~ u'i'', 4I'-I y11lS p n6""h1' o.'''sl5
~ - ''V oN9 i"'.' become 0oNq'
II. '-5 .--er 'F' "a"' P-FhaPs II moe P.oo-
4-i7' oo'+ VIAL IAN P'5y to .ohe III: 1.N
TT .--h r7t'e lAaH n REQ 5o 4"
--l0FV' -Ta--'7 WA nave On h-T han.s' @n
'''''''s''-7 ~! nj '-foe'' hA'e- IL coafHet.
[1o' --oi''l Z. aye o' aod-T' 4. % ma a-
II" '7 "oLN MI l->h5.ia8 MAJ k.A1. IAe.e
Nj 's "u q FE1Eii11 ioF az lh7 T1l lTces
VI '-.7 n@IO1 nave '"nS oeen orlld W. eA''P-
r i T IL tn5Y ma ID Inc conquered coa'-
uIeS' ne Gn''9 o'@tes' 'k7nsd 0y d''Ihon,
S"1 ~t''a ~ UoH'-'"c h-Lt ,i'.Iss' VIII Preienl
-'p'1 M" ~ IN Ios ''h'I'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
BURLEiGH.-No. XIII.

.T9E PEOPLE oF THs UNITED STATES.
vii 10: bs expelled that Z hsll race ont
~ tic va be of evil, which will relult
p ecu Try, from citi. war. The limits
4 pan viii not a5Iu.t of even m-n-ioning
OF the mott im7orran'. Some few, how
nike lbs MINIS lJ for~ibly. THAI they can
I. over oCheI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
Fnrt5sr Foreign Ne7O5,
FkoA PAPERS BR0U9Hr SO ctFr. PRINCE.
LONDON. AUGUST 20.

THE views Of The Pubic are al The prefe-t
moment particularly dIreded 70 the Courts IF
IffHH1 and C1teNfa9sa, 4, the two mott intertR-
irG points, and q here things, We conceive, are
Pislet p mott critical htuation. We do not
att-tt 60 tate accurately what i palling " ~
Their; III, PrHeting the beR mean OF forna-
non. we ihall give our opinion upon the pro-
oab.e Hats Y affairs with refnea To lhola
Courts.
There is no doubt of Commf4ry Orro hav.
ms received Special Dilpatch from FrAnce
and we are credibly informed af5, that he does
cot heiitare to fay, dat it relates TO the Nsgo.
uariOn carving IN between tie Chit Corrll
and the Cabinet Of Vi=HDa. This circumR4rc-,
and the arrival at a Cou Ter from Lord MIKro.
On which a Cabinet Council was Immediately
cal'et, lead u> TO f1PPoe that fom=thi7c has
Pahed il The fir fePs towards Negotiation
between Autrra and France, III which this
Country is deeply in.nefed and as it is well
known from the la'e aifwers cf Lord C2sr-
VILE to B-SAPAars, and from Ta.i1yrsud5
Letters, Jh7t Wh-never Peace ihould he arero.
Jld, tEe oh'- e or our MinI5ers won'd nc Ne
EoIaIon 'rt,v with The Court of T:.r71. ana
that re iu y NeEo.iaton having beea offered.
was one ut th- grounds fir reie.ting ne lr,t
oV-rcures ot Bon 'PASTE-it Is probable euhe.
that the Chief Conin may have offered Ilch
join, N5g t.4li7n, CT int tile Court OF Tt-4r4
NY have & PuaJed for il in the commence
uent NJ th-.r Pz1ihc ey -,araton with Francs.
A ne G ut ST. JULlEN, il is certain, has made
u0 ProTeis IN .ts WORK Cf Peace, and nothire-
Ks more probable th tha- this Is owing t0 NE
N g t.at'o1 having Ut fra been attempted III
IKE ie- Cn ;o0t FIR lie r. ute OF Au.t i4 a'0,e
Wuh rllced to The mode cf commu.ication
rePre.-nte1 to have been made. il is thar :1
VIII cA We lLUu'd have conceived luch 4 nrooo-
ton was moe likely To come. Lii ms well
known that III. Or1o is in he confidence "
lore cf ~ leadn 5 mea al Ills. and when le
hrt arrived In obi. C1unly. be was uop-lei
~ have come II more important purpoIes lhan
tile Exchange vi Pil9ners OF Na-.
We have hears 4ll rhe various reports wti-h
tie turnae Of Negotiation for Peace n.tl-
rally Oc-aUOas aad We have realon ~ heter.,
from waat vs. have col ede1 rom thofl c-a--
tiers VT which vc can mol rely. that ~ som
nu1icati-n IN N. UrT0 referred t. The CO
eng Of his Country in Jhe Negotiations cary.
ing IN between FTaac1 AMI Aulra-NVe mat
repeat tie opinion We have often given. ha7
with R view t1 The permanent flfcrv AMI rer--
raj haPPl-et- OF Europe, il il much rlrre a5
wt5a.le thar G1cI-Lr..ain and Anlt ia ih0uli
teat .ly, lhan Gh.r hey ihouId each con.
cIut1 P77c- up nl-Parate ard di1in1 grounds
WI ripe1t no The Court of De.mltk, We
cannot thuA tile Minite-s of that Nation are
70 III atvlirJ ls tn pulh matters To cxrem.sies
10 the Prel-nt dlGruJe. and W. th-reto,e ff3-
Poie thar they Will be ready 10 of-rft.. fact =
tor The at Of hon lily viii Il ia, been commit
re- II Nrfn Of.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
Political My5siZay.

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Fr.a TIE SUN, f--!yz'' f PiyfAA c'j5rs County.
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@ .eG.rir1 80 I - 100. H.. F5+o- n
tbe Sun TO pub h The ;nao.ea sitter. tha. his rea
-. der. may foe how srcfy The e1Peale, Of zt n1ioa
have been sS4Sgs-@.eli aa1 h7" unn5'te5y the
tnV0y i'N--' 10 ''''' 7-'- --'-e' = y H4"Oe'-
q a.,
"a i + -'-7'
~. NiNlR. BEERS, ia conplia7c. with your re.
1T ,zR has delivered 70 me- an Ex,raa rom the
Sad. Eslbsny Rsqi3er. Of he 18th OF laR month,
O. 80, contain the following e-yos.,aj a7.sn.rt
go er7e7les Incurred bv the United States,
). W negotiating the Treaty. with Great Britain.
DID, III,
'Nr LAY for his o.tft to make the Treaty. 5000
Y For BIZ palIase y Evete, 1893 81
ii lo paY incidental eEPen-e3, I0,0oo
=. = go l' nssolr1 .1 .,.s -'S1''
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lIE s,-7r ,e
s This f-,-r1sr. i not ! rev ore. it5D1ea-ed
-1a - G-ee-.zsI'. n9ner n March "a. its cal
inflated and doubtl.r was d5frreI, to in2rels
ca u oririo7 that he sdminifration Of Pc 5.nt
rt- Nssgtyc-ov. was 100 Drodi-7l Of He Dullic
IS. money. n the ne2ociation with Great BIZ. ain,
hnd ,h7r I derived er,rayaqart ernoIun7eDts
IN ~
Cql.,-7ry. nv dear fir, has been an engine of
rarrv III al countries. and p-r.:crI.-lv II Exc
TzE- ~ Cog.yrnerty. lis Pm evil vii; VI. q. itna.
1rrs e. !. he corruption 9f human nature /, With
Y - an remedy and conf orentlv I. to bc borne "a.
-tsntIr. The .feem If HE uif. and 900 Y
- xa,u5be. ana 10 aoQ ire aid p-er-rv- II Is aI
E-g- ~, ambition ought to aim VI.
s--aa. 1, u The aaremert IN qa-I.o-. Won are 5e
n 4 fsous 10 know ex civ how FIR Il .ev-.-ss fem
hetrpth: a-dto g-atfv this def.e. Tw.I give
II IAN coD1.le and alc rae Rte -f TIE laq..
= Being AZ Ph1a-cIahia On cfI i3 b .hneC.
.--11 ATsv-l-oa Pr.Eleut Ws.BiScrov de-reJ
i--- 10 ~ 4, Envoy 10 Great Brit.in. can
Ymy kalv e1deavoured Ia Ak hi. attention eltevbe
- ,,rr. IL NH NV d,.v ~ re-f4 ~ Isclfn.
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Lsa'. r. ''0 @Fs nv -
Clhq @"a.e oi .i.e nature ~ ,ne pun e.s. nj 'ne
Sa' AnP5I II WIS 'Ill1S' a~ n w allo 'i Ce''+
gsst1-r eIsAs a5@i-N any aH-cahle l@.tIement win
G-satB.ils.r, PlTiOnh CCnht-ratOns OpPoied
rvrnd1-t.k.rr The talk. When frally .iel
u e: N % .sS:. as9s: . s3lt hin IA,
\, M nc.oaary AID aaual exPenfes only
s- kol-- 1a Pa'-s Iu. t14t my uAIlo la.a'T II
eflst Jeate7 NUT n continued
f. England. fix yol well r-cOl f5t that An en-
Fso was then ia Peia.ion' but in contrasting