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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY

TIE aSzri1g Csnte7sz admitted tie sgrse Of Baj-
egref .4yf5. giz
Humphrey Moore, Wilmington AIlitoa, Loammi
Baldwin, JoIua Bates. Horafio Bean Timothy BOutel
Jofeph Stephens Buckmniter, JofePh Dwight, Tmo-
rhy Flint Andrew Foler, Samuel Drane Freeman
William Gray, David Greene Abel Holbrook Rufus
Holner, Leonard Jarvis James Jewett, Daniel Kimbal
John Knapp. Ilaae Lincoln, George Little Charcs
Lowell. Jacob Main, Elias Mann, flames Morris Iiraei
Munroe, Moody Moves, Benoni Perham, William PtE-
bury John Prince, Aaron Hall Putnam, Abner Ro-
gers, Notes Sanford, Richard Sanger, William Sawyer
Abraham Scales, Lemuel Shaw George Meferve
Shsafe, Manaha Smith, Samuel Swett, John Henry
Tudor, Samuel Ve,E-, John Wadlworth, Ebenezrr
Tucker Warren, Benjamin Marion Watlon Samuel
Weed, Benjamin WelIcs, Adam Winthrop.
75s osDg csr''uaa aaaif.i 70 tbs dgyr. IF AEs,
Of .4stJ vi=. 11ggiI.
Daniel Abbot, Mofes Adams, HoFaiio Bnnev, Ma
thAniel Bond, Samuel Brown, Thomas Cary, Eiba
Clap, Samuel Fariar, Henry Gardner. Lewis Gould
Jofeph Hurd, Wi liam Jerks, lshe1 Kmbal Samuel
Abbot Knecland Samuel Manning Rolewcll Mefinver,
Jcreboam Parker, William Pickering, James chard-
ION, Thomas Oliver seiridge Ifacher Smell, Afahel
Stearns, David Stone, IolePh Titon. John Collins
Warren, William Wctmore, Jonathan Whitaker, Daniel
AppleoA White, John Shirley Williams.
Ts otsi=g gtarrrsa vOrs United 70 TIE &ry.s Of Bache-
lor of Phyilc vi=. Ne5rs.
Nathaniel Bradhree; Samuel Hunt, Samuel Man
ming John HoGmer.
Hsrr-,y DsTra,.s -gr-e eo-rrel o. re oorpiag cn-
fisr-r, vi=.
On Rev. Ebenezer Fitch PrefIent &C Williams
College, Rev Philips Paylon, At Chelfca ana Rev,
Henry Cummings, Of 5ee erica, the degree Of Do57r b
Di0i7tiy
On MIR. Henry Ma1ou, PhyGcian, at Newport, the
degree of Da7o- IF PG.6e.
On John Nichols Efl member of the pritiGl Par
! lament, the degree Of 0.s7or La7ys.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
Military Events in Malta.


TouLoN, MAYO.
Letters arrived from Malta in feve-teen days
aate, that the French occupy all the forti6ca-
tions Of thai place, and have not abandoned the
fuburbs. The Neapoltisn and Engliihtroops
that have been landed are not numerous enough
70 efea regular 6ege, and conine thenfelves
to blockading. There are no Rudian troops
Ihole who were fens topped only few days.
The French have 1000 men in a condition for
fsrvice, without reckoning The Maltef- who have
taken up arms to Aft in defence Of the place
1t is NOT true, as has been faid. thar fcveral in
habtants, and Especially the Bilhop and all the
Priets, have been forced TO quit the city. The
French and the Inhabitants fuFer many privs.
tions sut Observation-Disclosures for four months.
Medicines are fearce, though the number Of
Gck h never been comfortable. The place
Is blockaded from the Tea by II Hips Of war.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28

A letter from ~ Orleans, Of June 4 {, irforn,
thar Bowles haviog collected about 900 Tnd;,n'
made formal demand Of comfortable Sr.]
ifh fort 1.-THE Apalachss in w FIorida,) wb;a
upon his fra rsquilition VS. furrendered. AIN
defended by 70 Peices ofcannon and toyresn'
lar troops. The commanders name was Porss,
who once commanded at New Madrid A.
expedition IS preparing here, 'he objea Of vb;cs
i to removethe difgrace fnfained BY the abov.
occurrence y
On the 9Th Of May Touidant ifTued procl,
nation declaring all the ports of the Soulbsn
Departments of ST. Domingoiu tate of blocy,
ade, THAT IS, from the ports OF. Mragoare sn4
Aiquin 70 and including thofeof Quiberon ~
Jeremie) and he folicits all Captains Of Arsr
lean, FIench and Spanifh cruizers, to captpr.
every vefel entering or departing from tho.
ports, except veGels 10 which are Perions eicaa
ing from the rebel Rigaud.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
american Ne0G.

fA BALTIMORE, July H.
THE particulars of the riot which took
place at Fell's Point, on Friday night laR, are
iaid to be nearly as follow. In the art part of
the evening, fome failors belonging TO the In
furgente frigate, entered a houfe IN the areet
termed - OAkum Bay" where leveral muh-.
clans reGded who ufually entertained failors,
by allowing them to dance one Of the com
any behaving unruly, was ordered our, and
in his padage towards the door, brokea pane Of
elafs.s A few moments after, this falor lie.
turned with feveral fhis fhip-mates and alto a
number Of citizens, who, feeling the mob col.
ief, and fearing that the peace might be broken,
fcllowed with determination of aliifing the
civil authority, in Prelervng order. When the
mob arrived at the houfe, and before any hof-
tile operations were commenced on il, fome
perlon dilcharged a loaded mufket from the
window, and fifteen buckhot entered the face
and neck of failor named John JohnRoa, of
the InfugeRte part of the mob then difperGed,
leaving the dying man on the ground and
twosor three citizens, Whole humanity excited
them, at The rifque of their lives, TO remove
Johnaon, had fcarcsly lifted him, before ano.
ther gun was difchHged which wounded Mr.
A-bOSn DIOWn, itokNlptudIi dhu d NAT. OIdPeIt
each very feverely, in their left hands; an at.
tempt was then made to force the doors of
the houfe, when three other mufkets were fuc.
cefively difcharged, which weunded two other
pfrfons The houfe was then entered, and
about ten men feized and carried with the body
Of JohAdon, 10 the watch houfe :-On tie fol-
lowingimorning, feVeral failors, with tie de-
Tenders Of the houte. underwent an examination
before JOB Smith, Elq. and number Of them
were committed for trial.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
PETER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

AFTER what has betn faid are VIC furprled 10 hear
4 P5r-E5iHr Oil revine freedom, beng exactly
IL that kind whch-is does not like The thing oY
means wonderful P0fcifng the heart Of 4 viper
and tongue more vcnumous than that Of the ADDER,
the mon deadly ebulltinn Of landtr, fal[shQod ana
malice, had poured forth from his infamous prels. ~
character was facred enough 10 efcape his derucusS
aim no pre-eninence Of talents fufcient 10 iecufs
their poaeGor from his poouous gall. Too long dl1
the pateace of your country fuiFer the fell moneE 70
breathe the AR Of freedom. FOO long did fle ioIe'
IT, vulturs in her boiom. Awakened at length ihe'
diTcover-d the traitor She demanded an account q
bis ilsnies But chanTtd him far lcfs than his a.
merits He took in dudgron the we-mcant corrst
zion. And has fed from your peaceful ihores mPfe
eating, ia heart ~ dnubt delruSaon and mifrry On
the hand thar administered The rod ; and impudentf
boating that he is going 70 that land Of iecurItys
"whcre thieves do not break through and fteal i've
thoulasd dollars at time" Softly, mlaken fellow.
woudl thou have faid this, hadh thou been awars
OF the many Hons which Thy countrymen have, with
in few years pat, prndered from defeaeeles CIR
zrns Of thefe States ITO have done with the IT.
grateful caitiT; liz Tan words aud dying fpeseA RI
mir Of heaurifu palace Of an ArneFicsn poet n
col.hmmae wiz and humcur
None ever felt the sstsr draw,
Will! good opinion Of the law,
Or held, in method orthodox,
His iovs If ;efi; IN the aocks;
Or faH'd to lie ~ JeeriF; esdrs,
At once his eyaly and ere
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
EFFEcT OF THE con- P0X.


We hear rhat DR.. W4terhoule has received
the matter ofthe COW Pox, from England, and
that the incubation Of il has fucceeded in one
u his children. Upwards Of t5irty boafaz4 p;r.
ions have paGed lately through this ddeafs.
SALEM, JULY II.
On Friday evening arrived here The brig FL.
leg. Jos. Orne, maRer-from Barcelona, via
Gibralter-3z days from the latter Place
Accounts were received at Barcelona the day
before Capt. Orne failed, May IS. tn It on d.
nth OF 18th Of May, Gen MAIZENA, made
uecefsfpl fally from Genoa, and killed and
saok a great number Of Aparians The u.
port was generally believed To be true al Bar.
SELMA. Fibre was nor the leaf probahihtYf
Genoa's falling, as great reintorcements were
marching to itsrelef The City was contain.
y fuPplied with Gain and Provifons By Ha:
botom'd boats from Barcelona. which from
.their conaruaion could fail il ihore. and of
courts cut fthereach Of the guns Of the block
a4ing ihips--
Iherew was an expedition going onfron Glib.
raltar, from whence G-n Abercom6ie failed he
Izth June, WITH TWO regiments Of foot and Two
of Cavalry. rs deflinaton was unknown
but fuppoied Ell her for Genoa or Malta
The French Prvateers have ceafed troubling
our -Vefels in the St. eights, unlefs armed, q
bound 70 @ bralJar, which Is blockaded BY th.
SP4niards, who take all veTtls bound there
Accounts BY Capt o. We underFand have
been received. that The King Of Spain by PIocla.
NATION hal forbid the further pi acies on the
American Commerce by the Gun boats from
Ageziras, &c.
JULY, Is.
CAPT. Richard Glrdner. Of the flip Hazard,
Of this port. writes from Tenneriffe the 18th
Of Nav, Informing that a French national
brig had bsen chaled in there, which was d.
rea from Brett, bound 70 the he Of France.
the Capt. Of which irformed Capt. Gardntr
that PgAcE had been CONCLUDED betweeu
France and America, ana that be bad p9Gavs
orders rot to molef American vefIels. This
intelligence was certified with much Formally
before he French Confnl, who affixed the zeal
Of the Republic to the declaration. The BRIG
left France about the frR Of May, carrying
new Commihioners and dispatches from ;hf
FRI Conful 0 the III Of F. ance which dil-
patches the Commifioners aGured Capt. Gard.
ner, on their honour, contained declarations Of
peace and good viii towards the American
flag.
We hope the above account will not fervc
70 decoy our commerce into the Jaws Of the
French fharks. AS we have Paris accounts
no the fiji Of June, which make no mention
Of a peace being concluded we have
reafon TO believe that The former part at leaf
of the foregoing iniormaioa is fheer fabt
cation of the Frenchman. Evsr Ghce ouI
frR difficulties with T ance, we have been
con&antly amof4d vi ii fuch bacjfe lo'iesi
and, from our fucere deGre tor peace W
have Away been A. ready to believe the neV
lie as we were the old one, which has u
duced the French 70 often TO repeat th'
trick.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
q Mlap. 1Iork. Tnla ~. 1900.


"Tfsviog this day received by the Faetor, a
copv of the minutes taken in Ghort hand, Of The
iudgemenr delivered by Lord Kenyon, and the
other LODGES Of the Court of Kings Bench on
the laft trial Of the Coxtsdrdcy's cafe, upon the
auction Of the French fentence Of conderna-
ton for want of the role de7Mpzgs conforma-
bly, to your requeH we have the fatisfaaion to
Gate TO you, thar the verdict was IN favor Of
the owners Of the Confederaey and that from
the reafonings of the Judges, which are very
lengthy,it appears, that they nut eaabliih the
law on that point They declare, that the
ind gments of the Courts Of Admiralty are to
proceed upon the known Us Gsafiam, Law
Of Nations) or upouireaties between the par
tic,,lar States, and if there are particular trea.
ties between the particular States, thete treaties
do not enlarge the. Us Geatium as 70 the req
of the world /; but they are only eagrafted into
the Tu5 Gentiuna, as between thofe States
They GO on to find, that the ground Of tent
ence Of condemnslion.for want of Tits roll q
eqn2age being founded on French ordnance.
which are not recogn;zcd BY the treat v WI L
America, or the known Laws Of Nations. It n.
not 10 he conlidered As iua ca0fe for condem
nationyand thar the Underwriters are, therefore
liable"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28

The plaeu. tages with violence at .ransisr,
Tetuan, &c.
Minorca is the port Of rendezvous Tor the
above mentioned Birth Armament. They
have large number of heavy battering cannon
on board.'
On Monday laff man BY the name ofCol-
Inns. fhot himfelf. He lived near the Rate prifon,
Greenwich -ltreet.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
Exi,aaof letter t1on Wehbngion, Georgia, dated
an Tgne, 1900, to a Genfisnsaa ia IVI(ui1gf1a

~~"HNS " HfetfeS JfVW ~ 1)|"tSt1"J Oe1StN, oSfeS
zI0 June, 1900, to a Gentleman ia IVilningt1a
s" Bowlcs is making good deal of diaurb.
ance among the Indi,ns, and has taken one of
the Spanilh forts. Our government il is fiid,
has given orders this week, % have 5000 Of the
militia in rsadincls at moments warning, in
confequence Of an express received from Col.
Hawkins, our Indian Agent 81 had i from
gentleman who left Louiiville on Wednefday
lat, who faid the Governor informed him that
he had iGued the orders on that day."
Verbal intelligence by the fhP Factor arrived
al Newyork from London, comrades the arti-
Gle refpe6ting The capture Of Genoa BY the
Auarians. Paragraphs in the London papers
collateral with thoie which gave the news Of
The capture, ekprsfed doubts as to its truth.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
~ boston, IULY az.

SOaiON3 JOIh
The as III utfrao we uentioped The capture of
the Juno, Of this port, by Capt. Pellew, oi
the Britifh flip Cleopatra; and exPrefed out
confidence Of her acquital On her arrival al
Halifax.--We have the high fatisFo6ion, Of
announcing her li5sraten. and that fhc i now
on the p'ofecution of her voyage. This pleaf
ing information We have by Mr.. Bridge, one
of her owners, who arrived here yeferday fro m
Halifax by whom we alfo learn theliberation
Of he Vaadyke of tbs port, and the Hannah
of Salem. The Hannah only was tried -
She was libelled, as having enemies property
on board. &c.--All her papers were found
correa, and ihe was acqsitted-Thc Judge in
bis decree declared her to have been in the
proiecution of a lawful voyage-r She qUa5 bound
fsm Salem, zvnb liberty 70 foaeb a Cadiz and
Cibrater1; and that as neutral vedels had a
right previous TO the pfefent.war,To carry from
he United States 70 Spain, he produce Of the
Spanifh colonies, that right had not been abro-
gated by the war; and Of courfe was retained
10 the neutral powers. A
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
Gen. Mrlaf 10 Lord Kfitb.
{" "a. q OnegLia, 8tb Mar, lSc

y AZ 1413 Of@ -f1Hyt AOCN'
"My Lord,-Ws have been very fuecefsful
Feaerday. The rightwing Of the army, COM
Inanded by Gen. Elfnitz, who was on Monte
CARO-, attacked the enemy at Muehoi dele
Pierre, and fueceded Dwell, that at nine O'Clock
in the morning victory had declared itfelf in
bis favour, The Gen. of diviGon Gravier,
with great number Of officers, and fifteen
hundred non-commiGioned officers and privates
were made prifouers. The right of The enemy
informed Of the defeat Of its left, did not delay
,etrealing from Capo di Berta. We have pur-
fued him beyond Port Maurice. Fifteen pieces
Of Cannon have been taken from him along
the coats. Our lofs has not been conGdera-
bic but regret the lois of Major General
Brentano, MORALLY wounded, and Major Cafate
killed. The corps of Gen. Ehniiz is now at
ST. Bartholomeo and Gen. Courroupp march
es with his flying corps to Gale Ardente, and
his van guard is already at Bgogio, behind
the Col de Tende. I wair for the reports Of
the patroles, who are in puIiot of the enemy,
TO make my final dfpohtions. In the mean
while requea your excellency TO accept the
Tefpea with which have the houor 10 be, &c.
- MELAS."
{" Vice.Admiral Lord Keith, K. B."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
OFFICIAL.

1I9zOnfag FreeE Alay 81.
Fraz mr.. .Tackjoa, H. APs. Mlaj2er Pltai5o.
al Turn, 10 Lard GreauiAe.
"1urn, Nay 10, 300.
+" Ny Lord,-It is with infinite fatisfattion /
can inform your Lordlhip of the entire evacua.
ton of the Rivisre of Genoa, and the country
Nice BY the French under Gen. Scuchet; the
remains Of which have paGed The Var; and
Nee With its two caltles, was yeaerday occu-
pied by Gen. Knslovich.
{" Cen. Klein, the c. in c. here, has this
moment fent intelligence to the government of
this joyful event,
+" 1 have the honor, Sc.
(SgaeaJ f" I. JACKSON."#
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28

rr geverat otber Geeosntt mention that Me
bad been captured " tie Asqriaas, and tbat Genoa
lad ktgaa 10 eapifHAats ontb+ 1915 My.I
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28

From Lord Keith, 10 ne Admiralty
"QF Ge1oa, Nay 10, 1900.
az have the honor TO inclofe the following
letter from Gen. Melss. am, &c.
: KEITH"
~ 49,. - rp,.L 50
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-23
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-23

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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

atten'1on 1t IS often TOO late to warm the
youthful mod Of danger when y 'ur own ne
9Ige6ce and indulgence have fufFered your
IT -FHog 70 devia,e from the path of timp!i1ity,
IN which you have thought yourlelves bound
TO walk, and il which you have found peace.
AZ you fail TO fupDrefs the early beginning of
undue liberty, how can you expeG a bie{Iing
on your endeavours when farther deviatiors at
length arouie your attention? and how, having
failed to rule your own hour.s well, can you
expect duly to " take care Of the church Of
God,' a Tim. ii. Al by performing rhat too
much neglected duty Of private admonition
therein There were Of old thoe who brought
children TO ChriR, in the days of his Aeih and
now, the religious parent can breathe 10 war
mer Aspiration for them, than when he fpiritual-
y commends lis tender offspring to the pro-
re6tion Of his Lord. But Zee friends, that
you encourage no ProPen(ties in them viii h
prevent union with Him. Refrain them we
baivech you, from aHuciating with thofe wlor.
inHuence and example lead away from his law /;
andbe Especially careful that you Introduce not
among them publications which are either who
ly or IN part repuqnant to the filth, as il is in
Jclus. Let 1t BE your own daily care 10 en-
deavour after clolcr communion with Him. and
to walk in meek fubmilion 10 his comman Is ::
io may You gain over tie minds Of The youth
Provideotialy rlaced under your care, that
aicendancy which arilss from tie united effects
Of found Judgment, trueH love, and good
example.
Finally, friends, If every age, Of every rank,
We commend yon ~ The protection On Him who
died for rs, and who ever ivc.h to make In
terceih7n tor us, who Is abe 70 fave them "
the nttermof that come un:o Cod ny him"
(Feb. vi. z5,)
Sgnrd a aadon IsIaFoflJs LEeting ~
WILLIAM ALEXANDER,
CLERK 10 Il, ITseti,4 tb,, ear
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
LVorruz IrL7

~ g without remorie, time after time nati ral
perjury Let rs remember, thar Ivy. uh4 h..
declared II The thunders Of Siua. th4t he viii
not mold HIN guiltlefe, who ihal take us name
vain" has alto declared, that be Nil ro,,-
our his fury upon a people who {. know hira
not who call not Upon Bis name" III VII,
lmP'onHy "rulh upon the thick boGes WI L.is
5uckler."