davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

E*iraH 9f e Letter from tbe ei.y Of Wsl5Wgtea.
. 81 have al length become raconciled to ab-
icnce from my native city, by the interlltinE
novelty Of city growing uP on a watt extended
plan. covering near four miles iquare. The
houfes now between fix and leven hundred in
humber, are il general Of brick, and about
bat IF then elegant buildings Indeed
think there is not a Proportionate number Of
ordinary buildings, for the poorer olaf, Of
nankiuI are certainly far more than two ~
zone
"Thc capitol believe to be the mott elegant
building III the world, and does great credit to
IDr. Thcruton'5 tate. The Lottery Hotel Is
4 IN fla three hotels il one, each 40 BY 90 feet,
smlking a complete pile of I29 by 90 fret, and
iou' torres high. Ii is fcuared in the centre
III tile city, and one Of Tie buildings Is talked
ri f1r the Bank If the United States, for which
1T well calculated being better built, and with
sthicker walls thln either Of the Banks now &C.
up.ed Another part of the Hotel has made
a a0 excellent temporary play hOult. but we are
& loli thar there is It p-e.ent no owner 70 this
building. nobody having lie, appeared 20 prove
f. property and demand the Pie, tho it is faid
The bank Of the United States have an indirect
Slam ID ii, by the failure Of the prize ticket
holders H. their debt
SIN the territory Columbia of ten miles
fquare there are TWO maritime towns, beGde
Wa,hi7gron, and both cIole built. Altho the
yellow fever has been brought tn horh feverai
um.s, i has never yet been contagious, owing
70 The high ground and tie purity Of the sir
there being Pr marines within the territory.
IAs cu,umlance has occaGo1ed ieveTal
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
POPT OF HILL


NJ The Dock Company Of Hull il England
1have reduces the tonnage dock tees on Amer
"a kan veGcls from : per ton, to IIg.
1,| The port of Hui, now allowed TO be third
~ conlequence. III Grcatbritain, IS titulted a.
/, bout twenty miles from the mouth of the Hum
Der, the Target river il England, and navGaJle
mp to the port by The largeR th'ps. There Is z
i fery fOacious Wet Dock within the port. Tbs
mouth Of the Humber entering the German
Ocean is nearly opPofte the months at tbs
Y Elbe the Ems, and the Wef-r With the cities
Z and towns on theie rivers, Hull carries on the
geatef trade Of any port il Great BRIAN
! London excepted, and from theme to th0te
ports, there are regular conveys once a fort
Mghg IN time war it is aito next to London iu
/ rs trade, 70 All the ports in the Balt'c, and il
4 times oI peace to thole Of Holland, Flanders.
* and the northern ports Of France, exporting 10
sjl thofa places immenfe Quantities If woolens,
TOnmongersware. and other goods, the produce
4 Ct Yorkshire. lis trade is never Interrupted By
Zee; no froR however fevere, was ever known
fO hut The port, and ihiPs at all feafons, and in
All we'thers, may enter ana 6nd lbelter III The
H Humber and late the Parliament Of Great
Britain hath pafcj an "a FIR the regulation Of
'4otaI N''i tIi4--'-lL VIZ lil dll WI WV l-~
(. Humber, whlch aHct,ually prevents aUulc and
BmpchJion.
I'll With the United States ita ira le hath greatly
& lncreafej Ut late years, and bling To vel Iitu
.iatsd ior ne tlle Of their produce to the large
EnternA manufacturing towns K knLl nj, and
tor the expectation Ct tobacc0s and W 6f Ir+i}
-P'ot1cs tn Germany, Holland 4ni the Ba tic
mutt incrsal- further, particularly as catg3e>
conGd,rg Of wooIens, e4r.hen ware, cutlery.
and all ENDS IT Implements 10y hulbandly, to
i sether with alum, coperas, lead, &c. can pe ID
l,aDed IS freight back to the S,ates.-Hsm7,
Y lnnens, iron, corda5e, and all other articles,
~ produce Of RulIil, Germany and the States
Bordering Oh the Baltic Sea, can here allo ue
obtained on caGer terms than in any other port
: in Great Britain, and at feAton when the
, ports in thole countries cannot bc approached
for ice.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

removals from Norfolk and Baltimore, ID
Wilmington fince the prevalence Of a fever in
thoIe towns, and will be among the chief caufe,
ot making the territory extremely Populous
There are twelve newspapers advertifcd
t3r tins city, where two would be enough il
III coAtcience''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
FRI Nh C1z.fj. EN-: UahS State5.
NOTES ON GALLATIN.

IN new pamphlet BY Gallatin, il is aGertad
that the Committee OF Congrefs. inaead Of
matter Of fla, impol.d the private cpifi7a
Of a few individuals" on the people Of the Uni
ted STATES that the Ratement by The commit
tee, Of the amount Of bonds receivable. was
improper, becauie The people, j. e The United
States, It'll owed the money, the amount Of
tbelt bonds thus # whas people If t1e Uni
I'd States, owe TIE people Of The U.ireI Stttes
is i-Laoious i1em il accopa., ,A- public dsbr
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

I55. WI. ON r5a1 CeHtiueL
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

SEVENhundred and eighty eight acre.
i'll the county Of Hampthlre, on the wa
tiers OF Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 80 from
Wncheiter. This land is full of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to 50 acres ofbot-
tom, and rich high lands to each and in
the heart of the timber there is fine feat
for iaw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice viii
thew the lands.
Three thouland eight hundred and for
ty-6ve acres in the county of Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Fifth Creeks,
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittiburg. Some of thele lands are
very good, wi5h comfortable quantities of
-ich bottom, and plenty Of excellent TIM
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
Of that county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred feventy fix and three
fourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
ear its mouth, and within 81 Of mile
Of the River Potomak. This land ha,
about 70 or 50 acres of rich bottom,
noitly ip cultivation, with ~ fine /agar
trees On ii; from which, I am informed,
here may be made 3ooolb. Of good fugar
annually. There are alto feat for grit
md faw mills on it, equal to any in that
'eighbourhood, and upon never failing
tream Of water. The upland is rich, with
lenty of timber, and part under cultiya-
ion. This farm is we'll improved with
good orchard, houles and fencing, and
rented lat year for produce equal to hxty
pounds per ann. MIR. Jofeph Butler, at the
Warm Springs, willihew it. l will fell
Ill, or any of the above lands for cath, OF
spon credit, or take in exchange for them
ands in Fairfax County, or lots of land
n the city of Alexandria, or the City of
Wilmington.
r. T. HOOE.
January 2s, 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
Shreve and Ianney,

DIlICVC dllC JdIlllCy,
Have far /ale at tbier ,f>sr, on Uuicn. BE-
taOeen Prince and Duke. freets.
Cattle foap in boxes
4th proof Barcelona brandy
"A few tierces Of whilSey
EAT and Wet India fugar, coffee, &c.
Hyfon, flu hong and bohea tea
A quantity of dipt candles
Writing paper aAorted, in bales
Wrapping do.
China, ailorted Handsomely, in cafes
Soal and upper leather
Mems Women's and children's lhoes of
different qualities
Leading ard other lines
A few pieces of handlome furniture.
All the above articles are of good
quality, and will be fold low for cath or
country produce.
December IL. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
r o r S A L E,
The following PROPERTY:

ington-freet, between King and Prince
Streets, II feet front, I13 feet o inches
dee-One Of thele lots is bounded on the
fouth fide by ten feet alley-the other
two have an outlet of ten feet to faid al
ley. Valued at $50 dollars each.
Three Lots on the North iide OF Prince
freet, near the corner of Wilmington
treet, 20 feet front and 100 feet deep,
to an alley of ten feet, communicating
with Walhington-hreet- at $40
dollars each.
A Lot on the corner Of Fairfax and
Wilkes Streets, with front of d. feet 8
inches on the Welt fde of Fairfax-itreet,
and II feet on the North fide of Wilkes
itreet-valued at $50 dollars.
A Lot on Wilkes-ttreet, joining a
feet alley taken off the Welt end OF the
laa mentioned lot, Is feet front and 81
feet deep-valued at 10 dollars.
An half-acre Lot, or one fourth of
iquare, on the WeG Gde of Fairfax-Rree
and North fide OF Gibbon- itreet. Thi,
lot having 1outh and eafe front, is valued
at 1000 dollars-iubjeet to ground rent
Of feventeen pounds one fhiiling per an
1um, but the rents all paid up 10 the Iii
infant.
An acre Lot, or halfa fquare, bounded
on the eaft by Pitt itreet, on the north by
Wilkes hreet, and on the welt by St.
AEaph- itreet. Twenty feet of this lot i,
let out at one dollar Per foot-iubject t.
an annual rent of twenty pounds per an
nun, which sail paid up to the / it Of Stl
month lait. This lot is valued at 2ooo
dollars.
To fave trouble, the prices Of each Of
the lots are mentioned. The terms OF
payment are one fourth in hand, one fourth
IN fix months, one fourth in IL months,
and the remainder in two years from the
gift of next month. Thoie who choofe
TO make an offer for any Of thoie lots will
p.eafe to fend their terms fealed up and d.
reeted to John Jenney Of this town, mark
ed on the outiide an offer for William
Hartfhorne's lots. The nigheA offer Ut
above the terms here put DOWN to be the
buyer. Not leis than five dollars for each
Of the fnall lots to be received as an Of
Ter, nor lefs than ten dollars for the larger,
Or two Taft mentioned lots and where
more than one offer the fame price, the
right to be determined by drawing lots.
After the fecond payment deed and
good title will be given provided the pro-
perty be mortgaged for the fun remaining
due.
On the 31f of the 1ath month next,
the feveral offers will be opened at the
Golden Ball, at II O'Clock, A. M. in the
prefence Of John Jenney, John Dunlap,
and Abraham Hewes, and as many of the
oferers as choofe to attend, when the frf
payment will be received, and an engage
nent entered into for full compliance on
the part of the Teller.
A plan of the lots is left with John
Dunlap, who will thew it to thole who
may pleafe to call at his fore.
WILLIAM HARTSHORNE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
Sales by AUCTION.
On THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY,
The 18th December, at 10 O'Clock, will
be Sold, at our Auction Room,
Whifkey in tierces and bis.
Rum in barrels
French Brandy in pipes
Malaga Wine in pipes and or. caiks
Brown Sugar in barrels
Loaf do. in lots
Soap in boxes
Nails in cafks
Hardware in lots
Together with
A great variety OF Dry Goods !:
Among which are
Carpets and Carpet Broadcloths,
ing Stufs
Plains Irilh Linens
Plaids Hurnhums
Duitlls Mnilins
Flannels Checks
Swanidown Shawls
Kerfeyn,eres Handkerchief
Coating Leather Shoes
And number CT other articles
HENRY 81 THOS. MOORE,
Lee. H.. Au6iourers.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
A Houlekeeper wanted.

LIBERAL wages will be given to a
difcreet Woman, capable of managing the
affairs Of my family as Hon,ekeeper.-
A middle aged woman of mild difpofi-
ton and regular department. will be pre-
ferred, as part of her attention will be
necelIary in experimenting nurfery of
young children.
CHARLES LEE.
December 3, 1900. eodtf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16

Hair DreDe, ard Peyfumey,
lately from Baltimore)
Royal itreet, between King and Prince
itreets, fourth door foutll of the Print
ing Office of the Times,
Begs leave to inform the
Ladies Of Alexandria, and the country
generally, that having received the new
eft faihion Of Ladies Wigs and Filcts, he
will be thankful to receive their orders
TOR the above articles, and will warrant
them equal to any manufactured on tie
continent.
N. B. Any Lady wifhing to fee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by iend-
ing fervant to his fhop.
TT He has for fale, every article in
the Perfumery line, on the mott reafona-
bic terms.
Alex. Dec. s.. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
POST-OFFICE,

Aleaand,ia, 13b Mo-. 1900.
The WINTER ESTAB1. ISHMENT
Of the STAGES.
THE Northern Mail arrives every
day, Monday excepted, at ? o'clock,
NJ. and clofes every day, Sunday excepted,
at O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Southern Mail arrives every day,
Sunday excepted, at O'Clock, p. M. and
cloies every day, Saturday excepted, at
O'Clock, P. M.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
N O. T I C E..

THE lo1ver ferry is no7v prepared for
The eo1veyauee efbaDSnges, fran The Pout
on The Sonfb .fae Of the Egfeyn Brunch,
to Sontb Cabiol.f,eet, 4ubeys every at
fendauee 7viH be ,giveu.
December 8. d1,t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
WA Y 6 G. RO FL.
PRINTERS,

Nortb E-Sfrs<t, near tbe General Psa-
Office, City Of WgMiugtou,
HAVE connected the Book Binding
with the Printing Buinefs both ofwhich
rhey will execute with neatnefs and expedi-
ion.
One or two young men, Printers, and
one young man, Book Binder, will meet
with employment, by application as above.
Allo, one or two active Lads will be
taken as apprentices to either Of the faid
branches Of buhnefs.
November z6, 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
War Department,
N0UeMher IL. Is

N0OeM6er IS, 1900.
THOSE gentlemen who have applied
Tor military appointments, in the fervice
OF the United States, are informed, that
their applications with all the recommen-
datory letters accompanying were confum-
ed by fire In the War Office on Saturday
evening laf. Thofe who continue to de-
lire to be confidered as candidates will fee
rhe propriety of renewing their Applicant
ons.
SAMUEL DEXTER,
$3.50 Secretary of mr..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16

70 BE SOLD,
By Wllaam Hart/horme.
On Col. Hooe's Wharf,
Philadelphia Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Wheat Bran by the quantity,
Flour in barrels and half barrels.
@ Cath given for Wheat as ufual
Alexandria, 18th mo. 6, 1900. eoot
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

The ana yfs Of PreGdent ADAMS Defence Of the Ane-
mean Contributions ct Government, contained in the
fu Eloquent pro peHus for publilhing the work is an
abe vindic4tion Of tho political fentimens which
tbe luxurious autho pu5ithed, fome year fnce, tor
the benefit Of his fellow countrymen bur which,
from an un4ccountabe apathy in the public mind,
have been but lttIe read tho often commented on by
ignorance and Gbtraty. Should the Editor of the
intended edition be encouraged profecute b. plan
abe public inters may be expected be greatIy be-
neGrcd 70 expedient i it, in free governments
for the people 70 know and to nderland the natu
raj elements Of focety, and he pure and olid pr n
cp'es of government thA it will be thought ex-
ira yaglnt when we fay that the political ghts
which are dlpayed in this unrIvaed work universally
feen and examined there would be no occaGons for
that cOnfAnt alarm and thole encrcafed exertions
which Geem have become necefary for the fuppnrt
OF thole nealures on which national ecafityrens
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
american AGGairs.
SAVANNAH, MAY 90.

FROM Talahafe ii the Greek nation, We
have advice that information had been received
there that Bowles, with goo Of the Seminole
Indians, had sntrenchei themielves within gun
lhot of the fort at St. NJ res and killed 1 OF the
garrilon and that thev had topped the river
APpal4f hiala, by falling trees acr Is it, TO pre-.
vent lO7cours being carried to the fort. That
he Indians were ID general vel ddpofed to the
United States the men were employed in cul-
tivating'their lands and the women ia fpinning,
weaving, &o.-And that Col. Hawkins was to
have rn-eting with he Chiefs, the end Of this
month, at Tucabatchee concerning the line,
which had been run as far as he Cltahouchie. !.
From PenfAcola we aifo learn, thar a party CT
the Seminole Indians, inaigated BY Bowles, had
lately committed tome dePredations within the
ia ilJiaion Of thar place, but had been driven
oF BY IS men fent By the SPanih Governor
again& them ant that a fchooner from New
Providence, laden with India goods, ammuni.
ton and two long 2 Poun iers, had been takea
by the opaniards. A merchant, named Hunter,
and n Of the crew eicaPed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
NE w YORK. IUNE O.

On Saturday lat the 9th regiment Of Militia
under the command Of Liaut Col Morton, pa.
raded for iufpeaon before AdjItlnt General
Vanhorne. This regiment i competed Of all the
uniform companies in this city, and of Young
men principally. Their eleg ant appearace, theic
f:St dilcipline and accurate performance of every
military movement, obtained uniyeflal applauie.
Il is recommended by the Col 70 the compa-
MES to adopt the fame unform The alteration
is already begun, and on the 4th July. the field
officers and two or three companies will appear
ia this regimental nnifortl, which we uaderdand
is generally admired.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
LONDON, APRIL II,
EPEST FLEET.


Various aud contradictory are the reports
which o! late have been in circulation relpefng
the rate Of preparation Of the combined feet at
Brett, and the Object of which it may at Prelent
have in view. It IS well known that an armed
force, from about "a to $4,000 men are now in
resdinefs to embark upon lome lecret expedition
upon the obje4 OF which we idly fpeculate, or
are led into dangerous fecurity. There aP
pears, however, one circumtance. Of the truth
Of which we have no room TO doubt, (namely,
that Gen. Humbert had arrived at Brett, aud Is
to take the command Of the expedition) that
pretty clearly points out Ireland as the place
againh which this armament has been planned
with 70 much fence and myRery and to this
opinion we are more naturally inclined 70 learn
as we know il 70 be the recorded opinion Of
Humbert, that with four thouland effective men,
he aderted on former location, that he might
have over.run the whole Of that country. AT
all events the choice of fuch General, upon
iuch an occalion, is rather an unequivocai proof
Of the nature Of the iervice 10 which he Is to be
engaged.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
PHILADELPHIA JUNE 10.
IOFFICIAL.l
"Port Republican, Mag !, 1890.

"Port Republican, Nay ), 1880.
"TI@oTHY PtcKERINc, Efq.
" For the information of merchants Of The
United States, Ihave to announce ~ you, thas
the army Of Cen. Touidaint, after ef.5fing the
capture of Bonnet, performed a rapid march
zcrofs the country aEd ~ rs fudden appear
ance, and the juddouc petitions that detach-
ment of it were placed II, c7ulsd al immediate
evacuation ct Grand AID P-lt Gauve, by the
troops of Rgaud The too2s Of Cen. TouC-
faint have been II quiet PoaeGi d Of both thele
places for fOme days pah, aud Commercial in-
tercouHe s ready commenced with the port
IF Pert Gauve, Which has c1nGderaby aug
mented the prices of American proviGons in this
market.
Z" AS this fuccefs has opened to Us commu.
nic2,ion with rich county, latter myfelf
our trade viii Be greatly benefited thereby.-
One certain advantage reiulti1g from this
event and Which is ighly 70 b priced, Is, the
fop i vii put 70 the career of III fe piratical
b2rges, which have Unveiled the Bite, as they arr
now deprived Of port II the vicinity Of Co.
naive u fit cut and reforT to. | have he honor
to be, &c. ROBERT RITCHIE.'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
BOSTON, JUNE IA.

The Preident Of the United States, 81 h;s
journey from Philadelphia to Wahington, was
received at York, by military EFFORT, w civil
ProceifOn the ringing Of bells, and every oEher
demonstrations OF rerpea. On leaving he bor-
ough the citizens waited on him with an aH4d-
tomato address in anfger to which the PreEdent
obierves: In Wiling The great counties oF
LaucaIter and York, after al interval Of three
and twenty years, have not only received great
Pleafur= from the civliIies Of the people which
have deierved ny grateful knowledgemeuts--
but as much higher delight, from the various
evidences Of their h4PPinels ana profperiry.--
The Multiplication Of the inhabitants, al. in.
create Of buildings for utility, convenience aa1
ornament, aad The eSsea6ve Improvements II
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
Communicable Of Ma0acbujeH5.


"cot"' Is pl 9a Fo be- it P Eao~o sn ID
made manifea unto all perfons to whom this
sPrsfent writing thall come or in any wife con
germ, that on this lecond day Of June in the year
OF our Lord eighteen hundred, before me DUN
rTer SeGUaA, Notary Public, duly appointed and
praaiing If iaid county, perlonaIly appeared
DaVid 7ryaat, Of Bath, in fad county, being
tworn TO declare the whole truth and nothing
bat the truth declared as followeth, viz That
on the night Immediately fjlcceeding the zzd
gay of May lat, bis tore in Bath, aforefad,
was By fcme evil minded perfon or perlons I'm
known to him, with force & arms broken open,
and fundry goods, about ten dollars in money,
and a number Of Promef4ry Notes taken out and
carried away according to my beR recollection
the notes are as follow, namely,
One hgned Jofeph Francis Of 500 dollars,
One i:gned Samuel & William Howard Of z2o dollars.
SCne lgned John Curtis, of 6odoIsrs'
One ditto Of ~ It,.
5Cne hgncd Ezekiel Emcrfon. Of roo doIia-.
One fgned James Blare, Of =, Ioiia-s
lFandry mAler Noes aad Receipts
DAVID TRUFANT.
I'll Sworn to before me.
DuMMLR SEwALL, Ntsyy P.5fe
u me dcPonent doth hereby protect, and the
laid Notary Fuoiic, at his initance and recueR
,Po by thele Prsfents folen1oly protect aqanR the
5said evil minded and wicked perfon or perfons.
esforeia'd, for breaking the laid fore, and al he
Los and cot the fait David lrataat hath or NAV
,fItain il conlequence thereof
1 The EiA Notary, haze hcysynto III ~ Bzyd
aaG a5zxed ny NotariaI Seal his fro1d
II deall day Of June, IN tie ye4r sC or LORD
tighten baadyeA
DUMMER SEWALL, Ns.ery Pp5Gc.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
VENICE, APRIL r.

VENICE, APRTL r
Or the 18th ult. the Pope Quilted the ifand
Of St. Giorgio Maggiore for the 6rIt time, and
proceeded to the convent of the Beneditnes, at
ST. Michiee di Murono The inhabitants Of
he convent amidt an mmenf- concourie OF
people, received the holy father on the hore.-
The Witt paid ~ the P pc, this day, to the
Archdutheis MJranna in The NuDnery Of St.
Lawrence, was attended with great folemnities.
AT ths gate Of The convent, the Pope was re-
ceired by the Nuns. kneeiog On each fde, and
As ioon A h entered it the Aichduchef appear
ed and conducted him 10 her apartment, whence
be P eceeded 70 a falood IF the Convent, where
ehro e had been erected, and the Nuns, one by
one killed. his feet, which was ALTO done ~ the
Clergy Of the convent in chapel adjoining The
church.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

A chef has been f>nt from Bengal by a
French PhyGcian to the Mufeum Of Natural
Hilory a; Paris. Il was brought from Den
mark by the miniter Greonveile; il contains a
quantity Of inle6s, ISo Of which have nor YET
been delcTibed BY any NstOrala.