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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27
Mafonic Proccllion,
anticipated.

-
I'm confequense of the arrangements
Of the Governments OF the Uaited States and OF this
ommoa~ cath, desosiaS The a,dday of February neat
10 efily the grief of all the citizens thereof tor The
death Of General GEORGE WASHINGTON"
The GRAND PRocfssIoN, directed
by the advertifemenroi the 9Th inf for the fsid and
Of February is hereby noti6ed is to be anticipated
ON TUESDAY he nth february mex, ;wher Funeral
kaonic Honors will he paid 10 he Memory OF The pre-
emincntly enI ghtened Ornament of the Craft Bother
GEORGE WASHINGTON -Of which anticipation al
Free and Accepted Malons. within hs Comnionwealth,
and all Whiting Brethren ojournag therein at The time
are requened 10 take due notice, and be governed
eordngIy ..ss
The formation of the Grand Procef.
fon will commence o'clock and half paif II,
will move from the Old State Houfc, the Old South
Meeting HouGe with the content of the Proprietary
where EULoGY will be pronounced by the Hon.
Brother TIMOTHY BieGLow. ~
The Officers of Lodges are requelted
to bring with them their REFLECTIVE jewels, fhfoudedn
blsck crapc.--Bv direction Of the Mof Worihipful
! SAMUEL DUNN. Grand Mater IF BT.6ifbysas. e
DANIEL OLIVER, CRAM Ssnsisy,
DssS at Bsaaa, -
zo5 January, Il. L $500. ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

1 yssy ,'l ass D i,ssi,'l',a . az III
a $500 e. g s's Eleonora Cumming, 49, q,
- s. . Adsisgfatis o. Isif Eks6s- 81
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

The eflimite of the expenses of che govern
mefit and different Embellishments of the United
States, will be, according to report of the fec.
rciary, Ia,57s,I7S dollars, cent. the amount
Of the taxes, If as productive as they were lalt
year, will be 7,36sio+i dollars, ga cents -leav-
ing deficit of 5,zos,a35 dolhrs,I3 cents to
b:provided by new taxes or loan. -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27
DISTRICT of MAINE, r.

"
sDY order of the Hon. DAVID Sew
ID All. Efq fudge of the DiariA Court for faid
Difria. Notice is hereby given.
|. That a Libel is filed in the Clerks
Office Of fad Court by PaAwcl. Cook, Efq. Collector
OF the port Of Wdcaet. asana even barrels Of Sugar.
ieized by fad Collector the eeond day Of December
aIt fer violation Of the laws Of the United
5tAtes.
|: Alto that another libel is filed as
aforesid, by faid Collector, aeain the folbwins arti
tles,yizs one piece Of WaineoAtne, No At; do.
Mo- asa ;one do Cloth, No IS; two do, 81. as, one
do 44 one do iii rwo do. 81; two pieces Of FAN
mel red and yellow; one do. Coitinsi ten Ioaves Of
Sugar eafk OF I'D. Nas one do. Cd do
fmall Bale marked + two crates of Ware, marked
~ SaP; four Baes; TWO final chras Of bohcs Tea /;
one d. Souchong Esa FIX tubs Spices TWO kegs Of
Gin one keg Of cvn-PoYcer one dozen Iron Can
dleaicks; one caik Raifns r 1.-The above articles
having been fezed by faid Collector hefecond day
of December Ian paa for ! fuppofed breach of the
Isevenne laws of the United States.
4 Alfo that anotherlibel is filed in iaid
Court, by NATaAnitL sFossIeK Efq. Collector of the
port of Portland and fS:mouth.- againi twenty-five
hoghcs1s of foreign Rum, Imported from Antigua, in
the Wen Indies into the United Sta,es-;hc fad Col
eor having eisrd the fame for aledged breach Of
the <eveuuk lAws. fils ~
And hearing will be had on the
above libels skeDtrta cour, next to be holden at
,Po~Aaborou2h, within lad DiRria on the s6rn Tuef
day OF March next--st which time and place iii perfons
concerned may appear apd ew eaufs If any they have
Why the articles above uenoned oud MOI be deereed
forfeited. -
Isaac Parker, Martial.
Portland, asss J@: 1890
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27
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y0HN RUSSELL.
JOHN Ks6SE
Bolton. January r8, K ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

Mr.. yssks--should the town Of Portland
s.em it laudable to obferve the Tsvrn,y Sees1d
Il February. as recommended by Congfefs, "to
eff their grief for, the death Of Genera |
C.syg. Ra}5iqgfas, by luitable euloges, oraton S
ADD difcouries. or by public prayers" it is
hoped fuch means will be adopted TO evince
general and proper rslpea to the memory of
rb2 Gll Of n.n, as win b. credit TO the town !.
i PROPERTY.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

4 M.fRRIED--At Brunlwick, DR.. Jonathan Par.
ser. TO MIs Mary Bowman. only daughter of the Hon
jonathan Bowman, Efq.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

Has tor Sale at his Store, head of Mr..
ISeRAaAMs Wharf, Fore frees,
AN ASSORTMENT Of
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

DIED "A. Newgouccier, I4th inh Mrs. BsiIets,
wife Of Mr.. David Ballet rAr :
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

OF certain E..ygy quaek, it may with great
ruth be faid,
$50 gseat an ais fure never wrote before, ~
" Nor ever vii; ill thou f,aIt write once more" 3
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25
Coxvrarrox 5.igyssa t'rRrmrR an5 NiELAs.


Z, There 1lall De GIfpsnlion Of honhtes till all
anfwet fhal be received from Vienna, Z, The Impe-
rial army ihal occupy AL the coultry between theNn-
cio Fu(ca- Metre sc and The Pc, which includes Man
tua Pechiera, BorgoForte &c Ferrara IS the ony for
trel5 the right bank which the Aultrians
tain. g. They are ALTO 10 hold TuGcany, and Ancona.
A. The French armies 1hal occupy the countries be-
tween The Chula Ogio and the Po 5-Fbe country be-
the Chnla and the Nlineo hlA not be occupied
by either army. The cadels Of I'ortona, AlefTan-
dria Milan, Turin Piazhigitone Arena, and Plaoenta,
fall be delivered 0P the french army between The
10Th and 2oth Of IHne I, The ctidels of Conf, Ceva
Savona. and the city OF Genoa between the 10th and
z3d. Fort Urbino hal be reaored between the I'd &
2Sth 3, The artillery othe garrifons ihallbe cacd
in the following mSnner-al the AuRrzn heavy artil-
lery and boundaries hiah aPPertain to the Au0rians-
the ammunition fhah he divided one half to be At The
dlpofd Of the commihary Of ordinance of the Aurian
army, and one half that of the French 9, The gar
riioRs fhall march with military honors and lall
repair with their and baggage, by the flortel
road to Mautua. The Aultria an army ihalI march
toMantua in .hree columns. 81 Paccntia Firl column
between the 10Th and 10th June fecond, between the
zcth and 25d; and the third between the z3d & 18TH
II, Names the ComEiloners for executing the CON
yention II No individual fhal be il-treatcd on &C.
count of having rendered any adv5es to the Au0riaR
army, OF for hio political opinions Every individual
arreaed in the Cifllpne Republic for his political opn
ions to be reeaed. I3, Whatever snlwer is receged
from Vienna, neither OF the mics arc to renew
the attack, without giving ten DAYS notice.
Signed al 4IexaaiiI, 5sqsI6, y Berthe an ATslss.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

The out-hde pos VIZ be cccupi.d by the
French troops Al ghrle O'Clock, 7 NJ . Agreed.
The hotiba will continue IN port upul 'he
winds permit il TO fail cur. It will reu'ain neu
ual as Tar as Leghorn.-Aereed.
AT four o'cioc 10 the morning, OF The 2+th
June CONT de tIohenzollern, will fit out with
The garriio1- greed.
DiPatches and tranfports ofrecruits and cat
tie which nay arrive afterithe departure, will
tr at liberty to follow Tie Autrian aTmg.--A
greed.
AT the reqnef ofcount dc F4ohenzollarn no
honor fl;ill he rendered to his treoPs.-Agieed
Tie MAJOR general a Sing by virtue Of powers
from count dc Hohenzoliera,
Tpr CouNT De Busy.
Coyncgfaso, FAD T'4re.
A-nle coPy-lhe h,uteoaut geaeral.
J.. O, SUcHEr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25
Battle Of Marengo.
Bulletin from the Army q Rtlerve.

Bulletin
Torrs a Ggg5l1. June rs.
AFTER the battle Of Montebello, the army
put itlelf il motion to pais The Scrivia. The
advanced guard, commanded by gen. Gardan-
ne, on the 18th encountered the enemy, who
defendeJ the approaches OF tile Bormida, and
the three bridges which they had made near
Alexandra, defeated them, and took Peices Of
cannon and 100 prifoners.
The diviion Of gen. Chabran arrived at the
fame time along the Pc, opPofte Vslence, TO
prevent the enemy from Pating that river.
Thus Melas found himfelf furrounded between
the Bormida and the Pc. The only retreat
from Genoa, which remained to him after the
battle Of Montebello, was intercepted. The
enemy CHI appeared to have no plan, or at
Leaf a very uncertain one, from its movements.
The 14th AZ day break, the enemy Pahed the
Bronlida on three bridges reiolved to cut their
wav thro', they debouohed ia force, furpriied
our advanced guard, and began, wi.h great Vi
vacirv the battle OF Marcngo.which finally deci-
ded the fate Of Italy and the Auarian Army.
-Four times during the battle, We were repuhed,
and Is often we advanced. More than 90 pie
ees Of cannon, on different points, and at ditter-
ent hours were taken aud retaken on both hdes.
There were more han Il charges OF cavalry,
and with various lucceAts. Il was three hour'
after mid day $1,000 infantry hanksd our
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

Prsbafdb b. Lisaf. Gen. Can't HokeHzailera, 10 1T.
Gen. Seacbef, fer the execution Of tbs raa0sTti9"
PAID ,rbr6li0ey 5tfcyssq tie generals in e5j5f Of
The Agj2rian and French arme5 in RAY.
Ar. /. The line Of advanced potts on the
id. Of Ponent ihail Tend from The month OF
The Poievra 10 the confluence Of Sena, and along
The faid river and that Of Sadicela to the top
Of the mountains. The right banks will be &C
cupisd BY the French, and the LEFT By The Ault-
ria1s.
Z. No one. either ia the city or the country,
flall be moleRed for his opinions, or for having
carried arms, or ferved under the Imperial gov
ernmeut.
Anfver This is already granted in the 18th
article of the convention entered into between.
The generals in chief Berthier and Melas the z6th
Prairial or,ISth June.
Z. The Eek who fhall remain on the 74th,
hall have liberty Ia delay their removal without
difficulty and IN confequeuce the Imperi-
al aotill2 ihall wait for them in the port Of c.
noa.
AnfRer. Thar whichrelates to the execution
Of this article viii b. regulated BY the French
and Aullrian conluliGaries named in the Izth
article Of the convention mentioned in the pre-
ceeding article. We are perfuaded that the re
rnovai Of the ii,k Auarians, even after the time
fixed by that convection, for the iilrTender Of
the places, viii not be made an objeef OF DIFF
pute.
The communication with Savona BY land
ihall be free.
Anfwer. That concentration will be free,
as viii be reciprocally all the other French or
AuRrian poRs.
(. Until that time no perfon in the French
army fhall be allowed TO pats the advanced potts
10 20 to Genoa, without Permillion from Count
Hohenzollern. Anfwer. Agreed.
6. Count De Hohenzollern notifies to the
French General that he takes no partin what
has paGed between the Englih and the city OF
Genoa.
Anfwe~. This article IS under the cogni
zance Of the commiGaries namedin the conyen-
ton mentioned in the anfwer 10 article 2.
:. Count .Hohenzollern requires fAtisfaaion
for the event which has happened to the regi-
nent Of Gail.
AnfiRer. This affair will be properly noticed
8. If the Imperial and French oommiharies
are rot arrived al Genoa on the 2zd, at FIVE
o'clock in the afternoon,a an arnicable agreement
viii be entered into refPeaing the manner in
which Genoa lhall be evacuated by the Aufrsn
troops. according to the orders received BY
Count Hohenzollern, which 6xes the depar-
ture for The z4th Of this month.
Anfwer. A meeting will then take place to
concert uaeafuresfor the execution ofthe conven-
ton IN The anfwer 10 artlole2.
C2rnegiiauo 10th J5Eas 1860.
(Signedl The Count de BUssY,
veaed with powers by Count Dc Hohenzollern.
The Adiutant general, Chief Of the faf Of
Lieutenant general Souchet TeRed with powers
Nv him. (Siqned; PREvAL.
The Chief of Brigade, farnilhed with powers
By Lieut.. Gen. Suchet, tSigued) i. Mass.
The Lieut.. Gen. (Signedl L. G. SUcHFT.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25
Articles on Various Matters.

RREENFs, June IA.
a letter from JoAelin gives the following
news, extraaed from letter from Belle lie,
June II.
3" The Englifh who blocklded Belle lie. ef
eeaed Standardization Of 5000 men. whom
The carlton iuRered TO land 600 only have
been able to ~ embark the others have either
been killed or made prloners. An Engih fri
gaze has been funk by the artillery Of The forts 7
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25
puLLtrlN on rHE AKmv OF RrsrRrr.
milan, AZ MflFdgr, Tear s.

5IHEH, ~ ~ .DIHI, F"I y.
A Turkilh ambafador has arrived at Genoa,
by way Of Leghorn, in an Engiih frigate He
has informed Admiral Keith Of the events in
Egypt aud Of the deplorab'e Gtu alton Of the
Grand Vizier, who is beyohd the defart.
General Plchegru-has been defined to com
mand corps which are to penetrate intoFrancei
It's to be regretted that a man who has render
ed iuch great Services to the republic should
fully bis glory by fneh mifsrable intrigues.
BoDapste has rex Rab,ihsd and re-organized
the unwerfay Of Pava. /, 4,
Paris, u NaEIor-
By coafa'ar decree OF the zzd PraTisl, ,he
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

The EHglilh and French papers are FLINT On ths
fubic9 Of the American Comrsiihoners at Paris-A
gent cman who has arrived AZ Newyork, from s. NJ
banians which pace I've left July IL, Informs that he
had received letters from BourdeauK, OF July ts1s
that the Eegocation was tplp4uded--thc French Ri
ufing any indemnity for depredsons, exoeP the re'-
nv o. 778 was renewed, or one Gmisr % il made ri
This account, however, does not gain much credit
as accounts as late from Paris do nOt meuton a iy'
bic If fuch an event. But, whatever may prove tnt
relult II appears evident that lould trua entirely
on ourrivCs tr the Preieryaton Of cur neutraLY--
AM nations will infringe rights III Ell are n
ituatioh to cPel them; notwithstanding he fr@ 9
frszfisg
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

ieBe of tie conn uues q HAVE and Ineop,;5.
Is RATED r
Letter Of Tie MiajQer Of ne Iaterior TO tbs MAJ.
81 Geaeral Dsiais.
We have conquered at Marinco ,b,t
victory is the prefage Of the peace Of the world
have the honor TO fend you the arreta =
the conflls Of he Republic the vaults IF M
roof Of the temple Of Mars, in Paris, viii proud
ly arch over the trophies which the repu5rc.
elects to your fon--and the heights Of Noun,
ST. Bernard will exhibit them to view al the fam.
time to victorious France and to liberatedIalv
haRen, madam, to ftnd the fra medal
famped ii honor Of Delaiz; by laying il under
the BATS of the column of the fourteenth n
July. the mother Of the hero will Be- aGociatsI
to our homage.
Receive the afurance and the tsGimonyf
The fentiments which fill our fouls.
+" An age always limits the life Of man
but bis glory can devour ages.
81 have the honor TO failure you. The min.
iasr Of the interior, /" LUcIEN BoEAPARrEa
PARIS, JUNE "a.
TheFuR Conful viii probably arrive to night
Gen. Varrieres, commanding the artillery Of
he sta and 9TH military divIhons, has II
ceived orders to caufe pieces Of artillery to |:
placed on fome particular points with view
TO render the Fra Conful the honors due ohm
on his arrival.
Cen. Murat arrived this morning.
Madame BonaParte arrived this morning
from her country feat.
On the 18Th, July 6h) the Serate will ali
cuf he quefion, = Whether and in what man.
her The members will Aft at the feRival ofhs
I4rh Of July N
P9fept, 10 o'el7ek a right
Important news has been received this ere
ming from tn Army Of the Rhine. The Al.
0r4ns have evacuated all the environs Of Ua
they have even left but fmall garriion ia Ii.
towE. We are matters ST the petitions thai
command il. We have taken Wording,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25
Occurrences in Germany.
ARMY or THE RHINE.

Ext,aa Of a letter Iroa, an fa;7tzrt 81 t5e Irar Of
tbs 6iaefotbsPrgt5 oft5sasba-treert b, y \ - y
HeadsQ Quarters 23d June.
The tkilfnl and bold movements Of the gene
raj 70 chiSf have determined general Z. AZ to
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

In th+ Brith Hour- Of Commons, on the aS'h
June, Mr~5h-ridsn moved for can NJ tie Hout
70 adopt fome meafure 70 produce a peace. h.
Pitt oppOl-d him. On the qutGion, ayes An
nays ia. - Council Of Cablnet Mnifers hs
lately been held afford Cr-nville's
The Baiaviln Admu Az d5 Wnter, fay the p5PsIa
has been ient on milIioa TO BonaParte.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25
london, TULY ,

LONDON JULY :.
& Bulletin, we un3erRand has been received
ii town, which mentions the return Of The chief
Conlul 10 Paris. The Bulletin contains no &C.
connt Of the anfwer of the AuHrian CabiueI-
No Paris papers have arrived.
Dhparches were received this morning from
Sir Sidney Sm,th.
a meGerger was f4nt ef this day to Tie
Britilh Am6afadors at ihe Court Of Naples
The ooorier who arrived ye6erday brought
with him overland dHpatrhes from tie differed
Prefdencies Ia India. Tha arquis Of Wei.
leGey's letters are dated from Calcutta TIE 7h
Of March. Every thing IS quiet in IRdia--
"A negotiation was III great f0rwardnes with
the Nabob Of Dude. for bis highnefs 70 REIN
quifh the management of his affairs and 70 rs
tire on peRion from The EAT India Company.
The Letter from Mr.. Tooke, The Company's
Agent at ConhantinuPle, mentions the reported
fomef advantages gained By the Turks over DE
French il Egypt.
One hundred and twenty paGports have tha
week been made ont at The Alien Oaice, iqr0
Eeuoh Em;granIs to retarn TO France.
"A private letter from the Hague, dated z4th
ulf. mepLluos thai numbers Of Frsnchmeu ar
rive there daily from England On their way 70
Paris, tdeir names having been erafed from The
EmigraEt Lit.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

Samuel Roland, Ffq having refgneI as AZ
iog american Canful az Elaqub0 ard Dsms
rary, Nicholas Rluf-ler, j about to rela~
thar Character.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

The Indian adventorer Bowles has been dn
ven ny the Span.ards from tie fort of st. Mar
on ApalAchis Abandoned BY moi Of bis ias
Ind aloci4tes he had flea INFO the interiorc
the Country, and The Speniards hops by gT'A
rewards, oinduce iome of ,he Indians % iielA
aud surrender BIN. HeapPears to be comPlss
Ny GriPoed of bis power This Is fortnnf'
eveat Tar the United States, As inconyen enc
would have refllted to cur coEntry, if h III
continued IFS career.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

DartiIIug accounts are received or the Fav7gc
the yellow Fever AZ Norfolk; dealha occurred
one day.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25
Shorthand,
MONDAr, AUGUST Is, lSc


& Forr4 Mas y communicated if dy, crvE day. iasr
t5an EJ,ys Tfesfv,i.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10


following CATALOGUE of BOOKS:
DaUL & Virginia, Elegant Fables,
4 Saunders Journal, Teemaque, Reply to VIII
beriorce, Romans in Greece. Wrongs Of Woman, Cof-
tgans Travels, Plsgue aud yellow Fever, Confanr
Lover, Count RumfJrd, Calvniln Improved. Stronas
Sermons, Griihths Letters, Browns Elements Co.
lumbar Songtter, Echo, Rows Exercfes, Granville
Abby, Companion, Edwards relisio., .lfee tions,
Mef'ngai Perry's Spelling Book. Ediubufs Diipen-
iMory, Cooks Voyages, Columbian Orator, Ionrs'
Book Keeping, Marry on Eloqnence, Martens Law
oil Nations, Walhngtons Letters, Gurney's fhort
hand, Beauties OF Holineis Remarks on Daniel and
John Beocsria On Crimes, Sc. Bairs Sermons Coxs
View OF the United States. Roufeaus' Eioila Amer-
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boaz, Mories Geography, Ghoii-fcer or Apparirion-
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Goldfmhs England, Godwin's Poitiesl Iulfce.
Grandmaifon oniight troops Chambaud's Idoms, TIA.
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zetteer, Monroes View, Pixies Arith l,etc Ranclas
ksteIs Seven Sermons, Forneys Grammar, Somer-
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10
The Philadelphia Aurora of the z4th ult.

The Philadelphia Aurora of the ,4th ult.
contains ieveral extracts of letters from Ian
eater, narratlng highhanded fraeat in the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, occafoned by a
motion of DR.. Logan to adjourn the Houfe
when federal Member was fpeaking.-The
member, MIR. Fiber, thus infulted, called the
Doctor tsaty, after the Houie had adjourn.
ed, and the Doesor returned the compliment
by calling Finer ajeaI--On this Mr.. Fi(her
hruek the Doctor and a perioual con.ea, in
the lyle OF the French Convention, enfued !;
In which Doctor Logan, and Mr.. Wilton,
both democratic members, were much injured
a. no manner OF reliance can be placed on
the Aurora aceouet Of the uanfa1ion, we mult
wait lhort time for jua defcription of ano
ther "bAgfsS Of g'pro~ M'Ksaal saMasi?,a
Gen."
(Cma4.D
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

" The inhabitants of Portland are
hereby notified that Ms. PARKfR's GRAFTON,
which has been printed by order of the Sc.
leelmen, is ready to be delivered to them on
their calling at this Oifice.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10
Marine s Articles.
Port of Portland.

Saturday lat arrived fchooner Aurora, John
Dicks maiter.--" Sailed from Berbice 9th Jan.
in company with the armed nlip Portland, and
the iehr. Hulda'of Portland. On the 75d, in
lat. IS, ~, long. 81 w. was captured by the
French privateer fchooner Union, of Ia guns &
about $50 men. On the zsth, was recaptured
by the United States frigate lnfurgentc, Alex
ander Murray, Efa. commander took out all
the Frsnchmen and put Mr.. Randolph Oh