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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27
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The Baltimore Federal Gazette of Jan.as 8.
Jays, we are credibly informed, that General
Wilmington has bequeathed 10 his nephew
Judge Wilmington, IN HJeay sf fde .4sssssas
Revelation, s0riTen b. 6imfJcsa q rsiis s1sf 2
A letter from friend Of the late General
Warrington, at Alexandra, Rates, thar he has
left Noun: Vernon and his papers 10 Judge
Wilmington; Mrs. Wellington TO retain the
e(tate' during life. 80 80 ds'tg alt"
f. Other information, mentions a legacy1of
aool for the education of poor and orphan
children, at the Alexandria Academy; : for
VIII. ch pnrpofc ne has for fome time annually
= EsiSoS efa letter fIam Aksandrie, Jas. 4.
/" Wilmington has willed allhis own Negroes
fiee.- the number of which are one hundred and
thirty the remainder on the saates belonging
TO his wife, yasfe ~. y
-a.They are TO enjoy their freedom at the
death Of their Miftrefs, and as much fooner As
fhc peafes-and il is expected il will not be long
before fhe will liberatc them all. W a q
Lawrence Warrington and his wife frelations
of the General lately deceafed) have ALTO freed
all theirs, the number of which is very conf.
derable. 6 s Yizssg Eaas
& s.Thole of General Waihington's who are
advanced in years, are to be maintained BY his
efate." q bssesas ST.. 81 1877 ~
Ixrsss II 1a.r if ,s-iv.4 s. L.zs. j. mgsssss ia
So Nsvvysri cot st $50 ~
In India, the Briti. have rcin0ared defcendant
of the former King Of Myforc, whom Hider All dePo-
fed upon the Mufuuol His name Is Kifua Rajsh Oodi-
aver and he crowned the goth Of june an aui-
pcious day for the BsAhnius. by general Harris and
Nicer Alum, az Indian Prince. II t..S3l sled
8" The fons Of fppoo 10 be placed at . Fort called
Welfare. and handiome psniion allowed them.
Tippoo is laid 10 have bad eleven ions, bur only four
have come under the pro'eton of the fnglh, and NO
one can tell what has become OF tho ret " y ,IJ
The Brtll have retained in their poHelhon Ssrlnea.
patam and all the ies ports on both GOATS Of the
Malabar aud Coromandei." 90 -,
letter from, Capc-Fs ancois Of pee. 40 fays csn.
rouifian I, storols over Reaud. and III generally
erpectsd here, he will foun put an end to The w'fs
&C. To ~ arsoa o. tfrl
sfs Z COMMERCIAL. -
From the appearances Of crops IN CAfohna'
and the letters written and. puei'lhsd BY the
frsishters in Charleton, great numbers OF me
fhips of the e,llern Rates were tent there TOR
freight, 20 much 70. that At the lah date. Dec,
a., Upwards of lao veGels lay waiting for freight,
and not more than 10 were loading. ~ 'sH
Ills diicovered tina, the TWENTY, Dol,
LAR dl1aay Bask Bills, have been counterfeit
ed, and many Of the N are in circulation. Notice
TO this effect has been given to the Gather y
the Bank Of New.York, by the Gather OF me
Bank of Albany. Not having received tns
ipecfc marks that diltinguiih the eounter'eH
from the genuine, we can only mention II ger
orally, TO induce greater siuticn. ICE. Z. .
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Rati1bon, Nov. Al. Since y-Rerday it is re
ported that a Courier has arrived with difpateh-
es for Prince 6uwarow, revoking the orders
for the Ruilr,n army return home, and that.
ii is to march to the Rhine.
Han6mgb, Dec. 2 The mifanderf anding
which exits between the Rullians and Aullrians
is now conhr med by the Pelerfburg and Court
Gazette. Cen. Suwarrow Nates in his official
reports that Baron Thugut, in FRONTING the
Britilh miniher at, Vienna that The Arekduke,
Charles would continue 10 Switzerland, had
deceived him by luch n aGarance. In hi. DIFF
Patch from Taverna, he made ufe Of The fol-
lowing language 80. The Anifrian General
Teller and bis Comn.inaries deceive US by their
equiyocal promiles. This is the fifth day we
have loft at Taverna."
Under fnch circumstances it is not to be ex-
pecfed that the order which Suwarrow has
received TO return to Ruaia will be counter
manded and il is probable thar the French
will take advantage Of thofe dAentions, to
'conclude aicparase peace with Aultria.
Loxdu, NoU, TO-.
A eomminioner from the King of Naples is
arrived at Rome, TO collect all the productions
OF the arts which the French had either fold
there or could not carry off,, 49,.
Cold and FLYER in great quantities, are found
on the coat of Bootan, which produce an i'm
menfe revenues the one is procured by wafh-
ing the faods of the river, the fold particles of
which arc found TO be gold and filver. 1t is
iuppoied thar 10000 inhabitants are employed
sheually in the occupations, and each Of ihefc
perions pays fixed revenue of'gold and FLYER.
70 the Rajah. s.,..,-s - ~
A very beautiful fnaks has been feen at the
Cape. about twenty inches in length, very thin.
belted with black, rsd, aud yellow i only APP
pears in the night, and when approached. it
blows itfelf up to near foot in circumference,
and iesms like ball of fire. :
4 FoinOpn, Der. p. Arrived this day, the
American ihip, Rilfon, Wilton. from Norfolk,
with tobacco, for London. n.g, s sssi .a
Hsvre, Nop. III. We this infant learn thar
the embargo is taken off neutral veGels. except
ing Swedes and Hamburgers. - i.els,
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portlano,
MoNDAr, JANUARr ~, 1900.
Lateft News from Europe.

CAPT Gatr, IN BE hig Haiysn, from Iondea fer
Bsi'on, but ilto fbit port Onfbe Iefb isf after a
be1age Of go day. only from The Dasun. Capt
C. had on hard files sf London gazetteer TO tie
l7b Dec Jtalsd up and d,e7ed for B97On--
baqiag oul, tquo otber5 The 10TH qptieb be Lfi
here. Byfhsf Il atoears fbaf FINE e5enfs ofm
Importance bave occurred, sobsb The Pepers Of an.
terrier dates myg dsoel1ps, hrs bsirg a CHAIN Of
go dayf.--Capf. Gafr briagt a vsr5ai report
that Ire Freneb eymjk,s baot received ordtrs 10
mslfR no Hmuieau vs6s!s, nui5E armed. But
Ettt attention, bswsvrr, auiH be paid to ,1psrs q
ftit nature, qritb0m official CONFIRMATION. ?
TIE jol3sqp;ng are extrads from fbr fepfrt -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

Msmmreiu,2 Nov zo.--1he Imperial RuGian
army will quit its cantonments about the e6th
of this month, unlefs counter orders arrive and
begin lis march in two columns on its rstuinio
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

From The Leeb, Nov. aS.--The Ruflian army
between the Lech and the Iller, is in full mo
ton to commence its 'eturn to Ruaia.-7A corps
of sooo men arrived yeiterday at Augiburg;
and will crois the Lech this day, Sswrrcw,
with the headquarters, will fet of towards the
middle of next week. s,cf
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

On Sunday laa. letters overland wcse re-
ceived from Bombay, dated in Augult lat
Prince Abdul Khalie, the eldea ion Of the late
Sultaun, had been joined by his brother, Fntteh
Hyder, who is ALTO the eldeit illegitima,e ion OF
The Sultaun, and demanded protection OF the
Britilh government, as well as Keiim Saheb,
the brother Of Tippoo. Porsneah, and Nicer
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

"a. yrsxs-obferving introduction TO this fublect
s.ia your Ian Gazette Isake the liberty OF rtquetlns
you to nfcrt the following obfivations from Tho
mass Manaehuietts Spy, publifhed at Worceler.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

!. Styss,d, Nov. a,.-I'hc petition Of the a
mics between the Neckar and the Rhine, is ei
nearly the fame. Tue. French are .intrenehe
at Heildeliheim, and their patroes extend
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

Hambs rgb, Dec. 1. The King Of Pruilia !
hattered by the attention OF Buonaparts ,an'
Selves, and the milton of Citizen Duroc. fri
Aid de camp to Buonaparre, will, at leaf
tend to confirm the connection fulfilling be
tween France and Pruilia, as tar as that IncAf
ure can BE- confidently adopted.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

The Vienna Court Gazettee Of the sgd, contains no
official account which comes down later than the days
Of the 4th and 5th u in Italy. Its only fad that
General Nelas had fummoned, but in vain the Com
mandant of Conf The invefment of that Forirefs had
been rendered complete by the capture the Ich Of
the Borgo dc 81. Dalmazxo, which is ated in letter
from Milan Of the 10th According TO the fame su-
thori,y appears that IL the 18th the French
evacuated Mondovi. - aai ssFi 80 tnHn e
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

RaiBon, Nov. "A. Since y-llerday it is re-
ported that a. Courier has arrived with diipateh-
es for Prince 6uwarow, revoking the orders
tor the Ruilr,n army 70 return home, and that
it is to march TO the Rhine.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

letter from Cape-FI ncois OF Dec 40 hys' o., a,.
rousin, /, storions over Rieaud, and III generally
e1peclsd here, he will foun put an end tothe wsr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

TOR THE GAZETTE.

1T YOU think the following ertr4a contains true
p etuTe, peAie 70 iniert it. d.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

LIkewiie the gore be.
tween the Sd and
4th range for the
year 1879, contain
rrg 800 acres
Due for the year17q7.
o.
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STEPHEN BRUCE.
THIS GAZETTE,

THIS GAZETTE,
~ PI6EJBeS e0try MoNBaY AZ e. 4. TENKS's oVFrcE
next dony 70 tie PORTLAND BANK, h1idhe-Shs6
1D5ere Srfrb'ioa Hdvsrf1srts and Contamination, arc
veeeivsd zri6 attention
- TIE Prize II ONE DOLLAR Z. FIF7T CENTS .
1ear' Executive Of PoRage. - P4nt74at fayTeHff ~
'r9R9EeA.
g re rStenfUs erd rGpay izsyssEag circulation q ~
Gazette r'HErf bigti Srgaafag ep1 for ADYERfISh'
MENTS, -rb4A .sAIt iyf,ted ,ssIaatb, sH1 i'S COW
Gtars -re-~r.
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n bemtent Frencbman'5 AddrsG 10 his
C0Hnfrynlsn.

&C WE have offended, o my coun,rymen!
We have offended very grcvOu1y.
And have bsen tyrannous. From can 70 wcA
4 groAn Of aecufaion pierces Heaven
The wretcieG plead agana is, nruItitudss
Countlefs and vehement, the fcns Of God.
Our brethren Ike cloud that travels on.
stesm'd up from cayo's fwanps of peai'ence.
Eg'n 70, my ceuntrymen have VIC gone forth
sud borne to 5iHant tribes 1avery and pang';
Ana, deadlier far, our vices. whole deep tains
N;,h lov pereition murders the whole man,
His body and his foul''
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

June II, 1900.
Er PROPOSALS will b: received until the lat
,, day Of July inclufve, at the Bank Of the Uni
ted States, and the Ofcss of Difcouut and DepoGt
: * Bottom, Newyork, Baltimore, Norfolk, and
charleon, for The purchaie OF One Million AMI Riae
Hundred Tb0Eand Dollars Of Stock, directed by the
Secretary of the Treafury, to De ued in purfuance
Of the aforementioned contract. The 'propofals
moi advantageous 10 the United States will be
Accepted, but no Stock Will be iiIued at lrfs than
five per centun advance, or one. huhdred and five
dollars .inmonsy for one hundred dollars ia Stock
10 cafe-the fums fpeciHed IN fimar proP6faIs fha
exceed the amount of Stock offered for ale at the
places aforementioned, they will be accepted, fub-
isSt 10 zpropcrtionA dadaaion.
G. SIMPSON, caGier.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
William Hoyt.
Daniel Hanion,

THE Subfcriber hereby gives notice to all con.
cerne,k TASt having been duly appointed Al
miniGratOr upon the Eftate OF THOMAS MORSE,
late OF Portland in the County Of Cumberland, ma.
rlner, deCeaed, has taken upon him that truf
and gwen bond as tht law directs He therefore
requeits all perfons who are indebted TO id deceaC
eds eftate to make immediate payment: and thofe
who have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame, 10
Edmund c. Delano.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
An elegant HorGe,
FOR sale.

seven years old this lummer, ola LIGHT
o4y colour u which good bargain viii X
E b aad told Tor 90 fault.--->Inqunr Of the
JSI ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

The nfpe6or slfc gives Notice
That be viii attend the duties Of IFS Office, on Spear
Wba.f IL B3fsr, few rods Ear IF FlHa,L I4ag Mar
Eet, 10 receive communications from perions who wh
70 be oePuuzed under faid at and IL orrs hem that
ioottanttal recommendations viii he condiered PREF
TequIte; and 40 peri q will be allowed X inpea Bis
own beet lie calls The attention OF al dealers IA
PAokei Beef for expoua,ion C4s Il WI be FOL their
Owl intetcR e wei A ence) ariay 70 conform
10 the law, as to the caks that they be well made,
aud otthc ben materials f4t and fy.3etre to be uled
OF the belt quality. and that the Beef be cut tH
reaIet manner, and Of proper Gze AS the nipeGfct
ooncelves The due execution OF this Law at FRI vii
materia'y ivbierve tbs nterct ard reputation Ct thf
Commonwealth agriculuraly end commercially, he's
de ermmed ncFhnG iha be wanting Cd his part, that
IS thin The compass Of hs abiites to Accompith tbs
END and dehen ol he Law and he pledges himlcf 70
give every I'D in hs power 70 all concerned 10 u
OUT O. ot1le' for the tame purpoie.
STEPHEN BRUCE.
= Who has large and converient
Store for the reception of Beef On Reasonable scrn
snd where SALT-PEZRE Of the very beG qualify esH
DC Purchaied Beqor July a. 1890
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

THE Commfioners appointed bY The Hon. Wiz.
L LIAM GoRHAN, Gig. Judge Of Probate f1r
III county Of Cumbrrlarc, m the tttate Of SAM
UEL PROCTOR, late Of Dur5ax ia fad County,
yeoman, dtcealed, rePreteBtrd inioventtd
hereby give hot &C, that they will attend 10
receive and examine The claims 2ga,rf fad efta,e,
at the dweliio6 houf- Of WILLIAM I1oYr 10 Dur
ham aforefaid, on the third Monday Of thissand
the FIVE following months, from five TO fix o'clock,
afternoon.
William Hoyt,
Daniel danfon,
Durham, 7t6 Juiy 1860.
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N55tionaiLegNatnre.
SIKH CONC REss' sffbs United States
,jrs5lni IS siIFiRsT SESSION. rif

- 8heycommiStec of Congress on the Psefdents mef
sfags on Randophs complaint has reported. That the
lffyie Of Mr. RandolpI.s letter was indecorus Thai
she osfe having the exeuve coguixance of the com
plants Of its members appeal the PRECEDENT was
dcrogation from the rights OF the Houe-They propo.
fed tho following Revolutions, viz:
Rss'vsd That this Houfe entertain refpeefu fenTe
of the regard which the PRECEDENT has ewn to srehts
and privileges. ip his mefage of the 9Th inf &c.
Rssvi That with refpect to the charge exhibited by
John Randolph, mcmber Of this Houfc, addreiied to
the Predent Of the United States, uccnt cauie does
not appear which to ground breach Of privilege
This report was accompanied With variety of tef:
timony; and the whole was ordered to be printed.
appears hat TIE officers complained Of, were Captan
N. knight, and Lieut.. Reynolds of. the Marines =
That the iuppofed nfu!t took place the Theatre -,
Tharthe officers repeated the wofs, rsegswsa, and
!" tge,rsss,y which Randolph had made ufe Of in the
Houfe ;-That one of them prcred hmicf down VIC.
lenty between Randolph and the box !" and that Ram
doiph believes Of them pulled him by the cape q
the coat. when he was going of the Theatre Thl
ocershave denied the facts and no qucflon has been
taken on the iubjctf in the Houfel
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SHIP NEWS.

Friday laa arrived brig Lion, Capt Jordan 40 dsy.
from Berbicc. Left there flip Portland Harding
ichoones Aurora, Dix. and HuIda Stron: OF this port
n fna'i khoener from kewbupport put in there Dec
10, having oa her cable and anchor, name unknown
schooner Betsy, Higgins Of Bofon failed from Ber5cs
Tor Charlelton, on the Bib Dec-Captain Jordan hae
letters Tor the owners but meeting fupicious veffe
threw them overheard. Dec IA brig Nancy Of prov
dence, Paul Wheaton, Matter, was caR afhors on I'll.
wen eousis OF Berbiceve1eI Ion. but cargo likely u
be iaved Jan y, lat So so, long 10 fpoke fhip ORR
on, Capt Elijah Bunker, from Newry, (lreand) bound
to Newyork, "a days out Ion his boats, fprunr al hi
maits, and was lliort of ptovifon. 49, ar
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

Alta legal town meeting on Monday la0, Of the IN
hab'tan OF Portland, it was voted, That in compIi-
anee with refoIuon of Congrefs Of the 9th ulr and
ia conformity Relove of the General Court Of this
State, OF the I4sh ut-The inhabitants OF this Town,
TO tetiy their grief for the death of General GEORGE
WASHlNGfo will, on the aad day of february next.
fulpend all bufneis and amuiement, and. attend with
humble iubmifRon Divine Providence. fuch folcmni-
Miniers and band Of Muic Of the town. and an Ora
ton or Eulogy 10 be pronounced by fuek perfon as
Committee to BE- appointed by the 'rowa ihaIl make
choice Of or 81 ~ o
The Hon. Isaac PAsxsR, Efq. is the perfon
appointed to deliver the Grafton before the in
habitants Of This town, on the sad of this
month"; ~ ~ Sc
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

IA. jerks "A report having been circulated, and
gained comfortable degree OF currency that csrtair
White married woman. living in the neehhourhood O
Ssroudwater Of good, character and reputation, hal
been lately made the mother of biask did and tha
her kufband, this account has treated her with ne
geth and fent the infant from home think il my duty
as friend to an injuredsspsaton, thus publicly to GER
t,iy that was the attending phyhciap the woman
alluded 10 and that 10 my certain knowledge, f,c wal
put to bed in October lal with q0bfs dill which N,
has ever hncc kept with her and nurfed; RECEIVING ev
cry mark of attention snd tndnefsfrm her hufband
The report therefore, IN my opinion, NUT have origin
atcdAfrorh vain ciling malice il does nor contain
the rait ihadow of truth, and is entirely groundeis.
~ JEREMIAH BARKER.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

embargo TO be taken OF Of the John and Rich
ard. an American vedel. On application from
the United States Conful, the Minifer of Ma
rine has ordered the rele, e of all prifoners in
This commune, who lhall be claimed as native
or naturaIized Americans. This meafiIre is
founded on the hope of an approaching treaty
Of commerce.
HAGUE.
nov "a. Expre1es have brought the partic-
alars of the late events in Paris. We rejoice
In them
LONDON.
nov. az. A Britih frigste, lately engaged
Eve Spanllh friga,es and two brigs, beat them
off, and burnt veae under their convoy
Comparative force-Bitifh, az guns, $50 men,
'<-Spsnilh z4o guns, 1900 men.
Il is reported at the Hague, that Holland is
10 be made neutral by the negotiations of Pruc
"a aud that the French are to eyacuate Hol
lani, in 6 weeks after the Englith and Ruff
Gans--fIamhurg vefels are no longer embar
coed in Ruflian ports.
.ipsc.3. A selfsl in days from L'Orient,
ssnforms, that the city is much alarmed from
the increafe Of Chouans in that neighbourheod
lreported 10000 arong)-though the Repub
icans have recently gained fome advantages.
Rear AID. Story, learning, thar the Dutch
Government intended to arreil him, has come
10 England as Pliioner of war.-French troops
are ordered to the Wet Indies.
DEC 6. Lord Mellon has determined on a
vigorous attack on Malta. Several thoufand
Britih troops at MAIZENA, and Minorca will be
employed. ~
The Boadieea frigate is to take on board a
load OF dollars tor afecret expedition.
DEC. 9. Earl ST. Vncents is to command
the Channel Fleet.-Ad Gardener is faid to be
cruifng off Brett. >
NOV. II. The plan of the Union of Ireland
is iettled. Four Irifh Archbifhops are to fet
permanently in the Imperial parliament. Cork
and Dublin are to fend two Members EACH
The prelent Members of the Irifh Parliament,
are to fit with the prefent Brilih Parliament,
and no new election is to take place till both
Parliaments are diaolved or expire.
London, Dec. l3.-The Vienna Court Ga
zette Jays, that no official account has yet
been received at ConRaotinople of any engage.
.1nent having taken place between the Grand
Viziers army and the French in Egypt.
Letters from Paris allure us, that the unfor-
tunate Lopis XVII, is ye, alive, II is faid the
able Sieyes procured child afflicted with the
pretended difeaie OF the young king, and had
the addreis to h.ve him paned off as fnch.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03
HOUSE or REPREsENTA7YYEs.

The Bankrupt Bill corrupted the principal part off hs
d~y' tuhne AT the coie of the dilsuion, the suef.
ton fials this hill pals he engrodcd for third
resdingi" was called and there appeared tic Of the
votes ~ members Ring in favour, and "A againA il
the Speaker gave his Affirmative to the queon, and il
accordingly paaed. eflt8
JAN. ~.
The only bufnefs which engaged the attention of the
Houfe this day, was bill to iuipend, in part an atf
entitled an ACT TO augment the army ofthe U States
'&e " Much defufory debate enfues in the difcufion
of this bill Mr. Randolph propofed fiction, That
abe prefenf ertments would 6i and to dim Is the fu-
pernameray officers, bu, uegatved; feveral mo-
sinns for psrictng the bill obtained when the Conn
sittee roic and reported the bill amended.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03
MELANCHOLY EYEN1s.

On "Wednesday laa, Mr.. Ja.ues Lasy, of Gorhau, in
driving team down hill Falmouth meeting
houfe, accidentally tipped under the fed and was in
nantly klcd--On Thurfday, Mr.. Rand, who had
been digging the grave for the deceaed in crong the
road where fome teams we're pafling, Tipped down by
one OF them. which over both of his legs aud
efuihed them to pieees-His life is dfp4ired of-The
many accidents OF this nature, it hoped will render
people more careful. -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

Firm fbv Psy1sontb Oraalt, Jes as.
The United States fhip Poitfmouth, was at Tobapo
the 18th December, all vel board and was to fail
immediately for the United States But it devoIvcs on
as TO mention the death Of our worthy fellow
Dotfor JOSHUA GEE sYMMFS, chief furgeon Of the
,Portlmouth.--1e gentleman KILLED in his profef
lion; OF an enlightened mind, improvel by Rudy and
applications he was kind benevolent and humane be
loved andeccmed by bis brother Officers and the crew
OF the hip, who lament the lofs of 70 valuable man
Tic died at surnam about the laa Of November.
We learn from Berwick, that on "Wednesday the eth
infant, Mr.. William Lord, of that town was f1a1ng
his gun in the houfc of Mr. John Wadiey, with bag
containing two pounds Of powder in his left hand the
dire from the pan communicating with the bag. it blew
up and cmied mon terrible expoGon, burfling Of the
boards on,he end and eide Of the houfe throwing up
the chamber floor and rafting the purloin. together
with the boards the roof oil the houe two or three
inches from the fpars-kdr Lord and two ofMr lad
Fey, Ions who were aand'ngby. were burnrvery badly
moro especially their faces and handsMr LORDS arms
and sndef his arms fuaered much owing to his clothes
burning fometme before they could be gotten off :
Their lives however, are not defpaired of We hope
this will be warning t0youne men how they uie their
FIRE arms 70 eareIefsly as usny do. ~ = (