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BOSTON, December 10.

Arrived yeAerday, fchooner traveller,
Dingley, London, 80 days; fhip Onf-
low. Barnard, Liverpool; Brothers, For
tune, Newfoundland.
Deai, Novem1ey 9.
This afternoon it blew tremendous
gale from S. w. to N. w. feveral veGels
parted their cables. The American He
70, from Virginia, is on fhore near Rant
gate, cargo landing. Many veGels Of
war have been difnaGed, &c. and Watt
number of merchant veIeis loft or injured.
The Ninnifred, from BriGol to Philadcl-
phia foundered at fea.
Gyavc/eud, Noven5ev Q.
The Stillman, Birmingham Packer, and
Superb failed for Charleiton.
The LeiceGer Packet, from N. York,
arrived at Falmouth the Warrington,
Bolton, Cowes; and Dorothea, Charlel-
ton, General Mercer, New York, at Ii
pool; Mercury, do. and John Adams,
Bottom, do. Livinia, Charlelton, at Brit
tol; Two Brothers, Philadelphia, at Mil
!ord; Alexandria, Virginia, at Deal !;
Mary Ann, CharleHon, at Clyde; John,
Aharleaon, at Dublin.
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portant. They mutt go into the intcnti-
ons Of governor Sargent. How could they
be aicertained but by that comprehensive
inveaigation that would be derived from
examining perfons and papers. Why then
deny this authority in the hrf inltance,
when it will ultimately be neceiIary i?
The ideas on which it was oppoled, fuch
as the diiance and the time it would re-
cure, were frivolous, fuch as he could
neither admit as reaions, or argue from as
premifes.
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NEW YORK, December "a.

NETWORK, December "a.
Arrived, Ship Argus, Maine, St. Sc
baftlans; ichooner Brothers, Jones, Ha-
wanna.
Ship Brothers, Waterman, has arrived
IN the Sound from London, 80 days from
land-left London 9th Of November
was boarded in the channel by French
lrlyateer, and treated politely.
Ship sampfon, from this port, arrived
at portimouth Oh the 9th Of November.
! ne ihip Ruby, Udr.ey, FROM Green
ock, has arrived at Boaen.
Nov. II, captain Maine, in lat. Ia,
50, long. s, w. was boarded by the
brltih frigate Diamond, capt. Griffith,
detained half an hour, examined his pa
Pers, and treated politely. Dec. II, in
lat. u, n. IS, ". loke a fchooner
from Cape de Verd Hands, loaded with
,alt, belonging to Nantucket, bound to
North-Carolins. Dec. III, in lat. 81,
-1ong. "a, fpoke the loop Charming -,
or Derby, with falt.
OF. Sebafjans, Nov. II. The fh;p
niack River OF New Y rk, captain Mat.
views, was driven On fhore from her an
. ~ oy very fevere gale of wind from
VI. ~. w. and remained On fhore about
hours.-All the Americans in this port
immediately went to his aiiftance. After
we we opsniards found fhe was likely to be
so' OH, they drove the Americans awav
WIN guard of folders. After fhe had
remained on fhore about two hours, think
+b s it was not Poflble for her to be got off,
.ley permitted the Americans to return,
aa 'aiy' IN about one hour after, ihe was a.
o na,, ana got to her moorings, by very
sea- 8. a. exertions. The damage IS not known
tine INC "iu remains performing quaran-
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Shipments of tour 10 Euolzad


"A merchant remarks on this fub;ca with
hope ofits being h.eful to to his fc,,ow-
citizens, and at the fame time wifhin2 them
20 obierve every advantage which the OBJ.
jet really holds out.
That from the various documents NH
liihed by the government OF Great Britain.
their aim is evidently to excite alarm Of
iicarclty, and thereby encourage liberal
Importation.
1t mutt be recollested that it has been
the habit Of Great Britain to become =.
Harmed at the leaf appearance of lcarcitv.
and that until the lat year thofe alarms
have generally proved gioundlefs, to the
ruin O. numerous adventureTs in grain, &c.
Until very lately our accounts from, En-
gland have been that their crop was an a.
oundant one, and under that irnprea;on.
one barrel OF flour was fold at 4os. in Au-
quit lait In the London market, without
any bounty being allowed.
Now If the fcarcity is 70 great and "a
alarming as the Britiih government hold
out, why do they not offer fach bounties
as Will allure us that it is 20 and allure NC
if we ihip them flour at 10 dollars per bar
rel.
A motion has been made in the Britifh
Houte CT Commons to allow luch a bounty
ON Hour as will make up Jos. per barrel,
to the importer, taking the.averaee price
OF the three weeks preceding the veilels
arrival. This is no ccurity whatever,
tor 1t is prctulnable that the price VIII pro-
greliively fall with comfortable lmporta-
tons, 70 that the price of the preceding
weeks may average Jos. and yet your
hour may be fold at ass. Or perhaps much
lower, and you receive no bounty whate-
yer. II indeed the price was made up Jos.
taking the average of the 3 fucceeding
weeks it would be fecurity and only
reaionaole one too; when it COTS ten dol
lars here, -four will do litrle more than
fave ltfelf, and peace would render i, a
ruinous buGneis to the concerned.
The following is cttimated as the guam
tity OF the cargoes of the American fleet,
conveyed by the Efex from Batavia:
oi,5I4 bags Coffee
1917 caniherS Sugar
1870 bags do.
1859 bags Pepper
Suppoied to be worth, in this market.
little iho't OF two millions of dollars.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
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4 Lii Of american vsDes A:ft at ST.. Se5a/.
tiaus, the 2ot5 Of Nov.
Ships, Alknomac, Atkins Two Ma
ries, Richards.
Briggs, Lydia, Roach, and Hiram, Rice
all of New York.
Briggs, Amiable, Creole, Eldridge, to
fail the goth; Two SiRers, Walton
Friendlhip, O'Conner.
schooners, Bilboa, Perkins, and SALLY.
Foreher, al! of philadelphia.
Ships Hope, Stevens; Eliza Brown;
and brig Nancy, G. Marchell, all Of
Brig Tully, Stone, of Norfolk; brig
Trial, Clifford, of New Bedford ichr.
Minerva, Babain, of Bottom; fchr. Jack,
OF Gloucefer; and barque Nixon, Ray,
of Savannah.
IeIeh pe7ormixg Quarantine in St. SebaE
tiau Raids.
Ship Black River, Matthe VS.; brig
Agnes, Neil; and brig Nancy, O'Conner,
all Of New York.
Ship Enterprize, Hammond, and brig
Mary, Jervia, both Of Bottom.
Brig Pallas, Collins; and fchr. Two
Siiters, Lightbourn, both of Charleaon.
Ship Fanny, Walker, of Newblryport,
and brig Matafoit, Carver, OF Plymouth.
The iAip Abigail, capt. Man, failed
from Port Paiiage on the 18th ofOetober,
with ballaf ard paHsngers, bound to Bal
tlnore. She returned November 8, with
the lois of her forema&; was to be ready
tor lea again On the Ugh Of November.
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POR1 OF ALEXANDRIA,.
For Sale,

Afoaf AkeIy neg,0s te(lo1v, named DANIEL,
6el0ngi1g tea gentleman in FvderekE
burg.
ne is about 80 years of age, of regular
department, and accuAomed to the buGnefs
OF gardening, taking care Of horfes, and
the uiual occupations of town fervant.
For further particulars enquire at the Of
flce OF the Alexandria Advertiser.
december 80. eo3ft
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Schooner Experiment, Craig, from G.
francois, was ipoken on Saturday laa, a
mail diitance to the northward of Care
May.
Briggs Amiable Creole, Two Siaers.
friendihip; fchooner, Bilboa and Sally.
all OF Philadelphia, were at St. Sebaii
ans the 10th Of November.
Ship Cleopatra from New-Orlcans to
New York, is fent into Kingaon, and
brig Penelope, from New York to New
Orleanes, is TENT into New Providence.
Brig Minerva, Brown, from New.
York to Havana, is taken and lent into
New Providence.
Brig Polly, Guild, Of and for Phila-
delphia, put back into Cape Francois IN
dlttreis-Captain died the fame day.
Sch'r Tele -nachus, has arrived at New
bern, IN. CO. from Kingaon, Jamaica.
Schooner Governor Clinton, Allen. CT
and tor Philadelphia, failed from Port.
Republican On the 10Th November, two
days afterwards, was overhauled by a
Br.tiih ihip Of war, the whole of the crew
taken out, and 4 boys ient on board.
The captain found it irnpolible to pro
coed on the voyage and put back INTO
Port de Paix, the 18th November with
two feet water in the hold.
Sloop Friendfhip, Brown, from hence
has arrived at Gaze Francois.
Ship Charlotte, Wroth, of this port,
IS Gait away In TIE MihiHippi-cargo
laved.
December Fl.
Cleared, ihip RoeDuck, Rafer, Br:f-
tol; brig Mehlrabie, Jemmens, St. Croix
ichooncr Orange, Dow, St. Vincents
Fair Trader, Griffin, HAVANA; Wal-
lngton, Chimney, Bottom; Coop Patience,
Montgomery, New Yorl,.
The following venels fasled from Cape
Francois On or about the I'd infant, viz.
Brig D'fpatch, , Of and for Balti-
more; tchooner Two Brothers, -, OF
and for Philadelphia Experiment, Bray,
OF and for do. iloop Little Mary, -,
Of ard for do.
Brig Nancy, C-aGen, from hence, has
has arrived at Cape Francois.
The United States fhip Delaware is
on the HaYan1la Aation; and two Britifl,
men of war are conAantly on that COAT.
Schooner Active, Spence, from hence,
arrived at Cape Francois, after pat
fage of IS days.
Schooner MeGenger, Sites, from hence,
has arrived at Cape Francois.
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PHILADELPHIA, December ?,

PHILADELPHIA, December "a.
Cleared, brig Bottom, Williams, Cape
Francois; fch'r Hannah, Ph;pper. Salem.
Brig Franklin, Kenney, from hence to
New Orleans, IS fent into N. Providence.
Brig Chrifiara and Andrew, Brown,
from Hamburg, is below.
The flip Alexander, of and from this
port, has arrived at London, in q, days.
Ship Warrington, Wiliiamion, from
hence to Batavia, was fpoken the 4th of
Au9uit, in lat. SO, 90, N. long. SO, 80,
w. all we'll.
Sch'r Frien ifhip, Taylor, from hence
to Port Republican, has been ient to Naf.
Tau, tried, liberated, and has proceeded on
her voyage.
Brig Two Brothers, Stoddert, from
hence to Liverpool, has put into Milfold
Haven.
Britilh Packet LeiceAer, captain Sharp,
from New York, has arrived at Falmouth.
December ~.
Arrived, brig Chlihiana and Andrew,
Brown, Hamburg; Liberty, Hunt, Gu
mana; Juniata, JuHice, Lifbon; Polly
and Mary Ann, Vanneman, Tobago;
ich,r Felix, Dayidion, HAVANA Peggy,
Coffin, do.
Cleared, brig Sally, Golding, St. Tho
mas; Mentor, Girard, Cape Francois.
Capt. Vanneman, from Tobago, left
there brig Egonora, from New York, to
fail ihortly. Capt. V. faw no inward
bound veGels below.
Captain Bullock, of the Eliza, arriv..
ed at Baltimore from Turks Ifand, in
forms, that he failed from thence on the
23d of November, and heard nothing of
the lois of the brig Hannah, Ouandrille,
OF and from this port, as reported to have
occurred On the 10th ult. upon the Caicos,
and the cargo of which was faid to have
arrived at Turks Iland.
Brig Hiram, Whelen, from hence has
arrived at Port -au- Prince.
Schooner Eliza, Oakford, from hence
has arrived at Savannah.
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To be Hired,

TWO NEGRO BOYS,
One about IL and the other about ID
years old. Enquire Of the printers.
December 80. d
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Alsxana5ia A1erti/sr.
TUESDAY, December 80.

The Senate have confirmed the nom;na
ton OF JOHN JAY, as Chief Juaice Of the
United States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
From the Bolton casos,eIr-M.reh 10.

THE jacobin writers in the Chronicle, in
favour of Mr.. Gerry, come forward with a
m'dsfy peculiar to themfelves, and arraign the
conduit of the mott respectable Members Of the
General Court, for meeting in their individu-
al capacity, and difcufling, as was ever ufual,
The fubjed of the enfung election. The
charge comes with an i'll grace from thefe
exflsl'pe pafyios, when it is known that the jsc-
ohm Members had fbAir caucus for Mr.. Gerry,
with this difference. that their doings were as
uiual in fccret, while the conversation of the
federaliRs was open as the day. Thele wsi,ers
ipeak tseiinsy of the abufe beloved on their
TREND M'Kean, the noted jacobin governor of
rennfylvania and they exprefs their Cupid
tears leae Mr.. Strong, if elected governor,
:. tS'nM eemmssee controversy aO;fb Ne fate Of
fe"glyfvsnia"--and they have even gone 70 far
as to intimate that the political fsntiments of
Mr.. Gerry would be more in uoilon with thofe
OF Mr.. M Kean, than the political fsntiments
OF Mr.. Strong show Mr.. Gerry will reliih
this inlinuation remains yet to be aiccrtained.
1t was to have been expstaed that Mr.. Gerry
would long face have expreGed his indignation
at the liberty which the dilciples of 7ai2tyand
have iren fit to take with his name, and it never
was to have been believed that Mr.. Gerry
would have fufFercd himfelf to become the
Psptet of as vile jacobon Faction as ever
htksne3 faciety ;-lhe taet is however, undenia-
ole thar Mr.. Gerry IS the favorite candidate of
rhe jaeobins. Whether this gcntlsman's filence
is to be conlidcsed rs an acquieieenec 10 the
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

THE important Election of Prefdent and
Vice Prelidenr being near at hand, no bafe ef-
fort has been left untried by the diforganiz-rs
of the Federal Government, to dsfame its off
GERS, and make them appear in the eyes Of the
unwary, yet we'll difpofed citizens Of America,
as unworthy of their fufrages at the eniuing
Election. Their attempt to weaken the public
confidence which is, and ever will be, repoled
in the truly magnanimous Executive of the u
MON, in the detefable affair Of Robin, the pi-
rate, has been completely bafled. With what
vociferat;on was it blazoned from one end of
the continent to the other, by thefe bafe mifcre.
ants, that the Pyyfasnt had dsliveysd TO The fan
primary Britt, Jonathan Robin. citizen Of The
Unised States, 10 be iakumony bung in ebaini, far
rsNocEsrly making biz sffape from Bra;6 man
sfepar r'-They have, in confsquence Of the
proceedings of the Prelident in this affair, even
repreiented that we were not fate in our own
doors that we were liable TO be torn from oar
wives and children. to be lent away like ''torr
Rcbbius," and hung in chains, to fatiate the fav-
age revenge of the Britiih !-JAcoBrs IScoN-
slsrExcY ALI thefs Internal proceedings had
their wight on the minds of the queaker part of
the community. They have been led to believe
that their liberty was not fafe in the hands in
which il was entrulted that it was their inten-
ton to pr9qrate It before The Throne Of Maisay"
or to barter it away for {" Brit6 gid" Rs5.
hrs's affair was admirably calculated for this
purpoie and as fuch, they have not ceafed to
make proper uie OF it.
In order TO bring this affair to its fun nit,
their Representatives, in Cosgrefs demanded of
The Executive all the papers relative to this buff
neE. This was the time to complete their hap
pinefs They were now fnre of damning the
reputation OF the Executive, and their nefArious
deigns would, of courie, have been completed
But, behold, thefe papers were produced,
which added, if poaible, ftl greater lutre to
the proceedings of the Executive department.
r'hey now Ihrunk back. like the 7avratin to his
ihell, ab 1ied at their fcoliih conduit, in order
to dcviie foine new meaiure to purfuc They,
fndng their diabplcal detisns completely fruf
tra'ed, next produced firing Of rrC,latioas,
with a view OF making il appear that the con.
& ct the PIclideat g Svas d4ngersu, iuferEr
saee n tss Exfrufics svib judiid atsiEons.o But,
shs'a large and decided majority Of the Houre
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1900.

nomination, the writer OF this article will not
undertake TO determine.
The citizens of Bolton, having no particular
Partially for any one candidate, have been
waiting to find the man generally approved of
throughout the State. This man has been
found and every pot and pafenger to the
capital announce the pleafing tidiogs, that the
Hon. CALEB STRONG, of Northsmton, IS
the favorite candidate of the PEOPLE. IF gen
tlenefs of manners, digniied department, IN.
common abilities, unfhaken patriotifm, repub
lican federaliiin, manly 6rmnefs and itra
morality are qualifications for Governor, Mr.
Strong Will unqueltionably be the MAN whom
the ProrLE will delight to honor.
Alta period like the prefent, when the Euro
pcan world feems fhaken to its centre, when
every engine, which ingenuity or malice could
invent. has been fet at work to convufe nations
far removed from the great fcene of con.ufon,
and who are anxious only for repole does it
not highly become the People of the United
States to ere2 a barrier, which ihali let bounds
to the Arms and intriguss of an afpiring pow
er, ard the more deleaable plots of a home
faction and how is this to be done otherwife
than by eietting men to the fra Offices in our
Government, coEfpicuous for their love Of
country and their hatred OF foreign influence
The Republican Federaliis, therefore, arc leri.
cuily. called upon to exert themfelyes on the
| fyf A4cadey IN dpra nsxf the jacobins, they
may be ALTERED, are. on the watch and even on
tip toe to catch them mapping ii, therefore,
we fhffer ourfclves from any confederation
whatever to be diverted from the great obiea
of the election, an election 70 important to our
general happiness, we Ral richly deferve the
reproach Of onr own condolences, and merit the
fevereR ceniure of our poaeriy; nay, more
than that, we lhall become fit iubject. for the
ROD which the TERaiBLn REPuBL,c" has
confzD'ly kept prepared For thoic who dare
oppols Hfs WILL.
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portlano,
MoyDAr, MARcH II, 1890.
VERY INTERESTING EXTRACTS.

II The Fathers Of the Revolt ion, the lumi
haries of America, are extlnguhed one after
another,-and the fun of our hemiiphere whole
fe(plendent talents and commanding virtues
held our eyes to the point of public duty and
bound our hearts to obey-the immortal Wetb-
sa,tos has bid us lait adieu-and Adams ltands
with his q ftarry pinions on" ready Tor the
Il rht.-Where are the men who are 10 fil their
walks of glory and open nations eyes =
How ftrong the impreiiion of duty at this mo.
ynsutous era in the mind of all electors, to look
round our country for genius and vutne co ill
the places of bidding legiaitors who calculate
DULY for the day or by the hour, with men
whole views extend to diaanr ages, and are
bounded only by eternity. A great national
ien,iment mult pervade the whole people and
thereby produce central energy"
sIT ought to be remembered that the great
obiea with the aptifederalias now, is the cleo
ton of Mr.. Jefferfon as PreIident ofthe United
States, ia oppoitiop to Mr.. Adams. As to
the caufe OF France, They care nothing about it,
any farther than they can make il Underwent
to their own views more Especially iince the
late change in that government, eUticb they con-
fOsdyy do NOT radsyaasd, although they no doubt
teaze the promoters OF il with projections OF
friendfhip.
Notwithstanding he projections of the lead
ers of the party to the contrary, they bear an
implacable hatred to our conaituiion, as well
as to the meafures of the government ; and
conceive that the only way to effect change
Of both, is TO get fuch men into power as think
with lhenlfclves. InPennfylvania they !ucceed
ed at the late election, owing 10 lies &falfhood
on their part, and fupinenefs on the other, and
the consequences are. and will be feverely felt.
s. The antifederaliiis may preach up the vir-
tues of their candidate, but the writer of this
will confidcr the day on which they fucceed in
their election, as the commencement of a rev
outisn. Mr.. Jefferion may be good man,
but he is very bad politician and would APP
pear more 70, when iurrounded with hoh OF
fycophant democrats. He does not iufficiently
refled that there is portion of every commu.
nifty who are oppofed to laws and good govern
ment, becaule they are reftraint on licentioui-
nefs, and who are made ufs of by deiigning men
70 promote their own intc:efted views"
[U. S. Cas-
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Laws Of Manachufetts,

COMMONWEALTH OF MAasA cHusErrs.

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssA cHUsETTs.
IA t5sys~ IF ar Lord s5oyau5 and c;gbt hundred
An Act for determining at what times
and places the fcvcral Courts OF
General Sellions Of the Peace and
Courts of Common Pleas fllall be
holden, within and for the County
of Lincoln, and for repeating all
Laws heretofore made for that pur-
pofe.
s.cr. !. Re j, srassd ty tie senate and
11 HUE Of Rsprefnfasive,, IN
Gen.rai ceur agfm5ls, and By TIE authority of f5s
farse, That all the Laws heretofore made, and
now in force, determining the times and places
tor holding the fevcral Courts Of General Self
ions of the Peace and Courts OF Common
Pleas, within and for the County of Lincoln,
70 tar as refpeas the times and places for hold
ing the faid Courts, be, and they hereby are
repealed.
SRcr. 2. Asd Be It fS,fJer eaat7ra, That the
times and places for holding the Courts of
General Sefiions of the Peace. and Courts of
Common Pleas within and for the County of
Lincoln, ihall be as follows, TO wit: AT Pow
marlborough, on the frR Tuefday of June at
Topiham, on the tecond Tuefday of Septem.
Der; and at Warren, on the iecond Tuefday of
January annually.
Thin al quas approved FsJuary 4, I8oo.1
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From sbs Trsn.oa FedsraEf.

Married, at Middletown Monmouth on the
9Th init. Thomas Tilton, in the 10Th year OF
his age, to Mary Lucar, in her 9Th year
She IS the daughters daughter Of Thomas Til.
toms former wife 70 that this hulblnd and
wife, were at leaf half grandfather and half
grand daughter.
Atbe fame place, few weeks fince, John
Lucar, the brother of the above mentioned
bride, to his half aunt, Catherine Clinton,
widow, and daughter of Thomas Titon, the
above named brides groom.
or 9uers II both the above pairs fhouid
be bleaed with legitimate iilue ('f their future
iGae can be legitimate) how would senea'osi-
cal readers rank them in the degrees OF affinity
70 that the term might clearly express their
nsarnels of kin
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From Balt;more-E


Capt. D'Vol, late mater of the ichooner
Eagle, Of Baltimore, which upfet at Tea, on the
goth January lat, gives the following infor-
matian
Two days after the above misfortune, all
hands on the wreck, the Saers, Capt. Stokes,
of Charleaon, fell in with US. We begged his
alilance but he refufcd TO take us uP, al
Lodging that he was fhort of provifions |! At
length after long cntreaties, he bad us twin
on board this he knew the weak Rate OF my
felf and crew would not allow US to comply
with Capt S. then inhumanly left us TO all
the calamities of 9aryation and lingering death.
However, on the following morning at about
9 O'Clock, his msjelty's hip Ala; admiral Van
deput, took US off the fchooner, treated us with
the utmoa humanity, and landed US fate at
Hampton roads. Thus were my(elf and crew
relieved by the generoiity Of a foreigner when
rcfufed it by an American LIN behalf Of my
fslf and crew, Capt. D'vol, returns his moa
grateful Acknowledgements, for the kind and
hofpitable treatment which they received from
admiral vaudeput, and the officers Of the Ala.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

A Wafer Mandatory is about to be eAab.
lihcd in this city upon an extcnGve plan, by a
Mr.. Dillinger.-From the fample which we
have ieen, think them in no way inferior TO
thofe imported. We fincerely hops that he
may meet with tuAicient encouragement to ena-
bic him to proiecute the undertaking.