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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06

At time when every friend to cur country is paying
refpest to the memory Of ND HIN GT ON
/, will douhtle be acceptable my readers TO have
recorded the following notice of his character, IN
fneech delivered to the b. itil Houie of Commons, in
1894. by the Hon. +. C. Fesl
aILLUSTRIOUS man deriving honor
,sfs from the plendor of his iituation than from
tie digaity of his mind before whom all Dor.
rowed greatness Gnks into inigni6cance.
cannot indeed added Mr.. Foxy help admiring
the wifdom and the fortune of this grra, man !;
not that by the phrafe j0,tune, I mean to dero-
gate from his merit but notwithstanding his
extraordinary talents and exalted integrity, it
nun be conGdered as fingularly fortunate, that
he fhould have experienced lot, which 20 EEL
dom falls to the portion of humanity and
have paiI.d through fueh variety of fccnes,
. without Rain and without reproaeh. II NUT
indeed create aeouiihment, that placed in cir.
enmaances 70 critical, and filing for lies of
/ time Raton 10 conipicuous, his character
! mould never once have been called ia quelion;
. mat he ihoud in no one n1ance have been ac.
!; cn:cd either of improper iufocncc, or of mean
lnbm'tiion in his tranfactions with foreign ma
TONS. II mas been referyeIfor him TO run the
race of glory, without experiencing the f1nallca
] interruption TO the brilliancy of his career The
/ breath OF eenfare has not dared to i,npeach the
/ purity of his conduct nor The eve of envy 70
raiie It's malignant g'arce 10 the elevations Of his
virtues Such, has been the tranicenjant merit
! and the unparalleled fate of his ilultrious man."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1900.

From TIE Cozserea! Cazeite.
Judge SHIppEN's excellent Charge on
LIBELs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06

AS every idea of The conqusa OF HOLLAND
and the coniequent reimbursement of the Sra s.
tholder IS abandoned by government, we u
derltand that our brave Tars are 10 receive
their full iharc of the prize money on accon4t
of ,he Dutch hset, which was originally take
poHeiiion OF fer the Stakeholder.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
From F<nsos Cs<.,ts u tie Unifed State.
United States Public Debt.

United States Public Debt.
The report of rh- Committee on the Gate of
the Public Debt, has aaonilhed every one who
was not previouny acquainted with the opera.
ton of the Sinking Fund, by which we find
that in near tensgears, during which navy
worth at Leaf millions, arms, and military
Aores, &C. to an irpuenfe amount have been
purchafed, and yet the increale of our debt is
but one million and half and this is bu, n0miaa!
2im,.dE for the one hundred and fifty millions
United States WeRern Territory having rlen
in value. This together wit our general abili-
ny has Gnce Wayne's defeat of the Indian na-
tions doubled, and of courie tAe actual burthen
has decreafed at leaff one half; add to this the
population of the United States has increalcd
more than one third fnce the funding Of our
debt, which by a capitaton tax might leaon
the bnrthen in the fame proportion.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

Marine Articles.


Bsaon Esa,s5 Ir.-Ariyed f,hr Uncorns kenoe'
Dunbar. Hasaanah, Al days Sailed under convoy
the u. S Hoop of war. Warren, capt Newman. u" 81
with a number of American vefes--Lest IN PVT
brigs Almira, Wait, Portland; Mary Caroline, Goo'n
fon, do. Neptune, Bragdon. do.
The Fanny of Por;fnouth, was on the i1th February
plundered by French privaseer IRON Porto R'eo,
Ship George, of Kennebunk, and flip Sally, OF do
were at Point Pctre (Guad) Jan. 5--prIzes,
Feb. as. lat. &c. long II, was fooke, ieh -, rear
fon. of Old York.
Capt Mouton, of Old York, at Dcmarara jan
z6.--Sailed from Demarara Jan. 40, brig Enterprise
Gum ham, for Wfcafiet
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
TO BE SOLD.

On advanfageoss ferm and Ja6faert credit,
4 NY One of the Townfhips grant
4 ed by tho Legislature to BorOdsis College, iuatcd
in ,he feven range Of Townfips north of the Waldo
Patent we of Pcnoblcot river, and bounded fou hery
on the river Pifcataquis The quality Of Lands, fua-
ton and proximity TO iettemcnis IN valuable and
growing country fuch TO ofer great encourage
ment to purchaiers ALSO,
About 1900 acres in the College
Townfhip, 70 called, being No 3, in the fri range
above the Waldo Patent. There are fifteen families
fetted this sownihip, and the great road leading
from Kennebeck to Penobfcot River, pa1cs directly
throughit The Land is of the fra quality, and there
many valuable privileges in this townhip. Il will
be fold in whole or in part, purchafers may do6re.
Fer par,ic uar Information inquire of either Of
the fublcrbers
William Martin, c.~-iu.
Elijah Kellogg,
Ifaac Parker, 7'sf'"'
Po,hissd, Mars5 ~, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
WSIdH THICKER.
To be- Sold,
ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS,
ut The Hoate Of SrLyANUs CvsHMAN,
Iasboiger ia Portland,

ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS,
ut The Hoajs Of SrLyANUs CvsHMAN,
Zaaboistr ia Portland,
On THURSDAY, 10th of APRIL nett,
THE compleat one half of a tract of
Il LAND, lying in tbs town of POiaas, in the fe-
cond 1vifon of Lots in faid town containing acres
hard wsod land, No. LOG and IoI lying ia common
and undivided with capt. George Watcrhoufe, ituatcd
within half mile of Wadron's & Waterhoue's Mills
To be divided according to quantity and quality.
Condition. made ksozvn at time and place u als.
TOGETHER WITH,
The one half of the aforementioned
MILLS, conffl;ne of one Saw Will, aud half Gria.
Mill A; together with half of DWELLING, and Other
OUT Buildings, the later of which would accommodate
two mall families, beiides good new Barn 90 by 40
Also,
About 90 acres Of excellent L AND.
ABIDING faid mills Considerable part of which is under
improvement, G,uaed in the mon central part of aid
Town, through which there are two county roads.
LIKEWISE,
Several other tracts of LAND in faid
town.
The above property will be difpofed
Of for Englih and Welndia Goods, or Real Edate in
the town Of Portland
ABRAHAM WALDRoN.
Portland, Msrst ~, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
TO BE SOLD,

Br ORDER OF COURT,
nNE third part of piece of Flats
~ Land, IN Portland in the county of Cumberl and,
with one third part of the wharf thereon aning CON-
monty called Weeks wharf.
ALTO, another piece Of Flats Land,
ltuate nearly oppoGte the houlc Of Mr. Thomas Beck,
Portland aoreiad, the fame being the iare Of Flats
belonging to piece OF land fold by THOMAS CuMmINo,
late OF fad Portland, merchant, deceafed TO Samuel
M. Quincy.
ALTO, a large lot of Land fituate in
in King erect in the fame Portland, with dwelling
Houc aneng thereon, and the other buildings on the
fame, being the dwelling houfe of the faid Thomas
except that part OF faid lot and buildings which arc
fet off TO the fubcrber widow of faid decsacd as her
dover in her faid hulbands efatc.
Alto, the remainder of faid lot laft
mentioned and the buildings and appurtenances fub.
jeet only TO the life eate Of the aid tenant in DOVER
The above being all the real elfate
whereof the laid Thomas died feized and poffeAed.
will be fold on the day above mentioned on the pre
miles; or 10 much thereof viii he fuiccnt TO nav
ttr jui debts Of the faid dcceafcd with incidental
charges
DATED at Portland, TIE siyld IF
Fsb,Ss,y, Aa"o Dsnia 1900.
Eleonora Cumming,
dd~irJRvafrix on Eaid E9ass.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
Capture af a French Frigafe.

a gentleman Who arrived in Saturdays
ltage, mentions that the evening before he left
Bottom, letters had been received from Newyork,
announcing that the Connecticut ilooP OF war had
fell in with and captured the French 81 gun
Rip which Truxton had difabed.
In confederation of the above, have autho-
rity to mcntisn that captain Brightman Of this
town, has JUL received letter from reipetta-
BILE gentleman in Newlondon CON- which in
forms that the Conneaiem floop ofwar, captain
Tryon, fell in with the above French lhp Tx
days after Truxton's engagement with her, and
captured her after two broadfides only, the
freedman having been 70 much battered and
exhaulied in the previous engagement with the
ConAcllation.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
Rumeur of Nezvs.

It is faid that veGel has lately at Newyork
from Europe, bringing late news-Among
other matters it is rumoured that Buonaparte,
being placed in ftuation very critical, and to
avoid falling into the hands of his enemies, had
dearoyed his own life.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

NOTICE IS hereby given to the non
= refdent proprietors OF Owners Of Land IN the
Town q sbgpAigs "a the county of York aud common
wealth etaltachufet,sAth that their Lands are taxed IN
'he staIzAf Nonnty and Town, for the years 1888
and f7s9 ~ 1870 ard 1898 dI7o6 and i797, in
sn'fd pvih1n N aid iown--AIio ajax for the years
1914 and 7o5 aud 1871 in the Flrt and Second Dsi
lion IN laid town.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

- The inhabi1ants of Portland are
hereby notified that Ma. PARKfR's GRAFTON,
which has been printed by order of the Sc
leeimen, is ready to be delivered to them on
their calling at this Office.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
Notice.

HE copartnerfhip under the firm of
Il PURINc TON & HANSON,
beg this day diholvedby mutual agreement all perons
ions having on faid firm. indebted thereto, are
requeted etIIe their and notes with DAN.
TEL & SAMUEL HANSON, who will carry on buff
nes in future at the ore lately occupied by the fsb-
ier'6er'. Melhach Purington,
Samuel Hanfon.
D1rSam, Aarsb Il, 1890
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
To be Let,

a Convenient HOUSE, fituated in
Raek-ftrees. formerly occudied by Mrs GreeIy
As public houle. 1t will accommodate two fmal "a.
miles Applv "a thr Primes
Feb. "a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
Notes Adams,

INFORMS his cutomers. that he
J. has removed from Fih rees 10 ihep F0,<yqrre,
oppofrc Mr. HupsoN's Grocery store--where Inc is
always ready to attend to them. Feb. a..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

~ March Io-The fale of the fol-
lowing is potponed untWe inefday the a8th May next
at II O'Clock, a. m-Saie to be on the prentice.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

The Hon. ALFRED MooRE, Efq. of North
Carolina, is appointed a Judge of the Supreme
Iudicia! Court Of the United States vice Judge
Iredel, deceafed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
yxJHEREAS the Legislature of tn,

Az L OI tIIO
Wv Commonwealth of Msf1achufets, the 9th
day Of February 1900. pafed an act Incorporating
Huca MoLsLLAN aud others, and all fnoh pcrions as
have already, or hereafter fha become Stockholders.
into Company by the name of the 1fains Fire and
Marine lnja,anse Company and whereas by the 18th
fiction of faid act, the fubfcrbers are authorized to
call Meeting of the Members Of faid Company -
now the reore in puruance of the above authority,
we hereby notify and the Members Of faid Com.
pany to meet at the lniuranee Office in Portland, on
"wednesday the ninth day Of April next. at } o'clock
p. NJ for the pufpole Of esng the Gra board of Di-
'et''" Hugh M'Lellan,
Arthur M'Lellan,
Daniel Tucker.
Portland N.rsB IL, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

Letters from his excellency Mr. KING, in
London, December 14th, mention, that from
accounts there, Denmark had joined the COAL
ZION, and Sweden was expected very lhorty to
follow the example-that general peace was
not expected; but partial peace, betweenFrance
and Auftria, was not improbable. (Csaf.J
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

A few copies of this much admired
production may be had at JrNKs Bookstore.
AJG--Mr. BlGELOW's EULoGr,
pronounced before The Grand Lodge of Maachnietts,
containing two addrei1es to Gen. W5isgfon, when
PreIdcnt and his anfwers together with the Letter
of Coincidence TO Mrs. H,sj5igei0u, and her Anfwer
AE--Mr. BLAKE's MASONIC ELTL0GT.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

IMOTlCL is hereby given thai the
L y iubicriber has been duty appointed Admadllra-
trix 10 the cfate Of
JOSIAH fH4CHER,
late of Gorbam in the county of Cumberland dcccafed
and has taken upon her thai trtil by swing bonds a,
the law directs =: She therefore deresall perfon who
1--we any demands faid elare, TO bring them in for
iettlement and thofe who indebted 10 make paw.
ment without delay--for which purpofe fhe will al
ted on the FRI and laa Mondays of the fix following
months.
Apphia Thacher.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

Mr.. JENKs,
TO promote an unanimity among the free.
holders of Maine, you are requelled to mention
IN the Gazette, that the Hon. CALEB
STRONG will be almoa unanimouly ii,pport-
ed as Governor, by the electors of the lower
counties. His decidedly good character, and
many requiGtc qualifications for 70 important
an Office, jualy entitle him to their confidence
and Eileen. KENNEBEC.
MR.. JgNws,
THE respectable and satisfactory manner
ia which the
Hon. Stephen Longfellow, and
Daniel Davis, Efq'rs.
have discharged their duty as Senators for the
county Of Cumberland. again entities them to
the luarages of their fellow citizens.
CUMBERLAND.
n.: Irsx'-fleaie to infen the following. and you
win oblige A FARMER.
Ts tie Free6sidrs II The county Of Tori.
GENTLEMEN,
BEING convinced of the abfolute neceaity
of making change in this county, of Senators.
] beg leave to prefent to your notice PREM
TiCE MELLEN, Efq. of Bddeford, as a
perion we'll calculated to 6ll 70 important an
office with credit to bimfelf and condiments.
From fuch motives, preiume that this
Gaunch fedcraliit will be Imported the prefent
year,
2.rs County, Ms,d 5st. 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

A eonGderable portion of the public has been
in the habit of beftowing the greatea attention
80 fcreign aflirs, while they have almoit en-
sircly neglected the concerns of their own coun'
Try. The prefent dearth of foreign matter It
IS hoped will draw their attention to traniaetions
en- which they are more Immediately concerned.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
DortlanO,
MoNDAr, MARcH y, 1890.

The Lao papers do not furnifh any authentic
acro,,fs relative to our Envoys to France
fndeed nothing permanent can be expected from
,ha;, n,;il;oo, unief, as an earnef of the pacific
di(noiion of France, that nation atfuai!y fssfss
her erulisrs to forbear depredations on our
commerce. The deceiving tales OF new and
favor able orders, fhould have no other effect on
our injured eountrymen than to redouble their
vigilance. America wihes for Peace, but let
her banfh the idea till he has certain pledge
of the Goceri,y of her enemies, to treat with
her on the principles Of jagies.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

Unlefs faid Taxes and intervening
Charges, paid on or before Thurfaay the Tenth
day Of April next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, 20
much of faid Lots as viii defray the fame will then
be fold at Public vcndne, at the DIV eiling houfs
of Mr. Gorge Ham, innholder in faid shapieigh,
cording to law.
HAM MASON, Co.Gabk.
S5epkgb, Msreb 4fb, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

s'.af pr M h,1ass h,ii .snrd on iiec.re
49, .r lar de6.e> iar srouc,ii, ~ sni tease,
nasv -l teen ga4 erttzia ckeng.edse-
I, la.s III .4q.ercar- 10 he Au.aar Of evssy
pcea ana relva fiit- I" ior Che b'th'ags
81 ihe heit pove'u@ehl by Ehi-h i'eie'y nAs
ever he-n sniisd.
n. Senate receive and reciproea'e with
grcit fst,-4aian Al iin nj y. yonr Exoei'en
cy's f-n,imeals UPON the fahje9 q morality ana
rsli. ~.
Our Ancsaors early recognized The great
asd important truth, hat religion good
oape.nrlept arc Intimately connscled, ana mutt
RAM q tall tege her.
II III. psople az New-Enelani have expert
eaced gie4t PROPERTY O. u'aniit,led an attach
msi, Il The i7terels of Gjsnce, beyond any
3osn,sr ex4a,sl~, it IS evidently The ialutary re
ihit thofsIaaitutic NJ religion and learning,
which were among the 6.9 werks Of their pious
and patriotic founders. We l4mtnt wi'h detP
yezret, The da1oGtian Of any q coz cirzens, 70
,eanr from th= aocieRt manners and ha6itS at
,ur country. an government iike ours.
" i,h cla u iappmlsd cn'y BY The virtue and
sh- intelligence th- peopie. is foundation Is
s;r. tsal,y undermined and endargered, by
A
Alc h.a coulidet i among the tsH duties o.
ale i,q .llsyure % entyssoUr, by every ra.ioaai
ana conf)h, iona. method, "a checs is alarra-
in. rrpgr IS +; and ve feel daoere and nR'sign-
e. graiaeasion, that Ihe PIin iPics and * m
ste Of youg Exeelieucy wai net oniy have
tendency 10 fupPort and encourage the friends
1t relig on, bur aiIo to tec'ai is deluded enc
nie'.
Tie good efea If our ancient religious in
fi,u,ions have been q long and 70 amP'y cape
sienced that We ardeEsly hope the ieg tlature
viii oouijer heir lapR7Tt and eneouTa- cement
among TIE 6ra objects If It's care and that the
people at sarge, viii be enabled 70 form Jun
climate Of 1heir a4tUI~ and excellence.
Your Excelenry vii be Fieait1 % accept
he asurances of the Senate, Of their cordial
wilh-s fer Tie fuceeis 81 yoor adniaiitr~tian /;
md ~s ioin with you IN The ioicnn iuPpiisa'inn,
1hag he @alaighty may fnl6eei our uHi.ei
endsayors 20 render he people 81 the Common
wsal.h Pa0iP-rcus and AafPT."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16
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9ortlano,
MoNbAl5 JUNE IS, Ig.,
KA7E FOREIGN NEWS

Has been received BY an arrival al Philsd.l
phi., in 50 days from London, bringing a..
counts 70 april 20. which Gate, th4 ho.silii.,
had commenced in Ita'y, 5e ween the Fre.eI
and AulriSns that The armies had fought r.,
eral aiiQns hnt without any dec five aavantaa.
On either fide They alfo Gate thsr he NJ.
had allo began an the Rhine, wh.re Bon Darr.
was preceding 70 JOIN Geo. Moreau, who ha5
received UIders from The C0nfai ID crsIs NJ.
river, and advance upon he enemy 18th a.ac
rity.-The BTitilh parhsment u engaged !,
complea,ing the union with Ireland. Sa1,nr..,
had re4ghsd Peterlburg in heath, and was ccf.
dia.ly welcomed by hi- foyereign-
The Editsrs Of the Philadelphia Caste, Ratz
that they do MT find that either letters or Papers
by the Adive. contain any az hentie intelligence
Of The progress ofthe Negotiation between EFaacs
and the II. ).
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

-hs ana'y6s e PTsleaE ADAAs Defence CT the tsas-
rsCasr "a Govtfun-ng, contained tte
Gahtsgusnt .p~ctus tor pa1a-aus Ilc work, Is -
a6ie vsndiraglon Of IhOe lsusSc4 ssnsinelss whi1h
tae ilulrioss lnthor Pablhed, lone ye4rs acr FOE
she bere6t Of has feiOv COantrvra-n bat which
-haa "a understandable apathy ID Ihc public mind,
have Iesn buf hsLe read tho iiea cen nsnTed oa ~
Ianorance and ihbcrality. Should tx EDITOR * the
iuseaded edition &c ged 20 qrosccu,e p.Sn
rte pu5e al rrsf msT ae expctted % be gr>atly be-
nstsed FIR 70 crpcdieus Il, ID free g0sSrGueuss
~ ths people &C know aud 90 Un5erilanj the n1tg.
ra element. VI lcisty, aud The pare and folio pF a.
espiss of goVeEnsent that Il wa Hot b th0ush
rrasaEBut rhgn fay that were the political ghts
WHICH are dpi2yed il this snr.vasd work uaivCrAily
szen snd examines. th1re wouid D. no occs6ons for
thar c9nllaut alarm and thotc encreslcd exeFt5ons
which fem ID have become neCsaErY lor the iupparr
khcge sssfarea On vhch uzgiJl1! tecuEisYtels
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

ls- salE7sz q r5s1s. sLgaa' ard earre5 eiisi7a Al
M 4AD.sfs' Dsfsaas Fl az -4rs--ie4z Cssal3a
.sg4s; rstaaats9y f.5.eitsI p f5s ea5gii.a-d
fS.ssasa q ~ L'aiA3 Ss.ss.
At this important moment, when With uuufsi-
II in1alEry, AMI the hops Of sueezf,. tie eaenf-s
" orr excellent government are attempting 70
-andeTmire is fouadattoa, and 6y calamnies and
rlsirep-ef NATION, 10 remove from Objects mott
enlightened and vTtaous Importers. every en-
aine lhouid ne let II motion 70 tese4t hsic ola, K
.sfuns, To Ielcuc thz Conmdnwcahh from lis
nog Imminent danger. ImpreI-d ~iyh Ele con
vIGfioa II this trgth, and The ealcaey whe, tie
aali,icai do9riues q tbs Incompatible work
syoald have on Patalc o2ilinn far hi rms. the
L .iltor IS pronteI 70 ilIde thele Psopolsk, aus
Y ats his conrtr Ynsa viii all tie publication ~
sifler-l AMI exten6ve pauoaags- 70 tbote VIA
ave rad t1c DEFENcE. no pncoEl Csp Is nccsl-
ftry's bat anfortana ely for our Soansrr, j; Ia.
ss-n tszd By a few, thought, ought 10 0e ftrni
:ar With all We have Observation-Disclosures rot
wing Outline from PamP..!s;, Pacl-ast u i,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

xrwYosK, JUNE 2.
Gen Kl-ber, we are adured from The mol
urdoubted foirea Of Intelligence, lays late
London plperl has loudly proclaimed his
" ongs-ant even gone the length o iecla'ins,
IN prsieace of Birth and 'rurliA oli1srs.' thar
Bonaparte hjmieif canoot exit il The fame
iyesIe." Two general officers, aides d- camp
Of Bonaparte, but VINO were BIZ iome eei1eaC
left behind II BIZ fight from Alexa 1dril, we5e
he'd 10 fl,h horror and t-tsarion, that CheY
wer: Pu. On.boarI lro7 an4 ielE of "a France,
4rD 1t The exec. atioaa and CURES Of the folders
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

..,.,,ts r. syi&araey or IJtis l-119eralP. r. :,
\. I'll, .,rnnunaiag tb9 b-tter teaTcTes oI AZ
s,ch oftheie three, 10 n tks ore Jfse 1spac.'S'
!. The features and quAtisy or n'3n4IcaY II
/, ould p9pularize ct iac5 4 word nsY 6e n'eo
info ! fra naeiarafe, ike Preh tent q tae
fTait.d States. with otf9 bet o5itVs, rs
.vou,d have him fls.aius. And that ne isa memo
% frequeet and popular elections. ise Pee9e ~
and $40 5o this uoagiata'e he would give me
1x.eai-vs batrcr. TIN IL giu,a ia ear snfi7G,fe4
f,4.yai corleifafon Again, he would check Ia.s
6rA n1agiItr4te, the monaIohy feature RI qu8li-
~. and the r1bre}:statizes, the democratic part
~ RE ariaocrstio quality of iscietv, in laHafe
Here he differs from the Britiih eulogla DC
caul. he 1vsalI aot 5av- this fsnate a Hereditary
body.
!. Again, Re would have the third branch OF
government a houfe of delegates, Immediately
ehoien BY the people, to check the natural art
tacracy, and the executive. He dtaaAf tie free
government Of h5 country in 70 doing and
proudly errts in the Elariarity, Of her forms
over thofe Of every county, inciujmg The cos
ilituon Of England.
" This appelrs, TO my mind, the principal
Oh line Of this work. Tbole among aly young
countrynien, whole education defines them %
characterization, and probably TO public ttation,
yll ind 10 this work clue g guid- bo.h to.
political knowledge, and to the pflttioe of sir-
tuous f5ntiment: they viii find, too, lh'5 this
learned and a5l- aatefnan, no watre Fibfi uIra
an 2udA,ious ptilE5bg in the Pl4 Vt relgloa.'