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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
Dortlano,
THE MAIL.
MoNDAr, APRIL IS, 1901.

THE MAIL,
Did not furnifh any late news Of moment. The
Treaty Of Peace between France and Germany,
and other foreign articles inherited this day. will be
found intereftng,
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FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.

EOh LIEUT. G"A-SA wv Hh'O@A.
In almoa every town, the Hon SAMUEL PHILLIPS
has the federal General HEArH has been gen.
sraIIy voted for on the Gerry ticket.
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DSNTSH HMB ASSIDOR.

DSNTSH HMB ASSIDOR.
Late French papers mcution, that Nj. OLSEN,
the Dsniih Ambafador, was TO embark at Bour.
deaux for the United States; and that the Object
ofhis milton was reported 10 be new commercial
arrangement between the two countries.
IL is Jaid, that the Prsfdert bas dire7ed that tbs
Frencb corvette Bercean captured BY TIE Bottom tgat.
be deIrvered up TO TIE orders Of citizen Pichon.
Spain has in her Navy, ia Admrals, I4o Cap
tans Of fhps Of the line and l84 captains Of fri
gates.-In the Army, Captain Generals, Io6 1t.
Generals, I33 marlhaI6 de camps, a96 Brigaders.
lnfPeetor Generals, and I84 commifaries of war.
10 the year 1898, there died at Madrid $50 per-
ions-Were Born, 1884, of which number Is37
were toundlings. Married in the fame year, I45I.
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Lands for Sale.

Cbeqb fer C4b or approved Creds.
'HE iubicriber propoles moving %
Nortbcarolina, within three years if the Lands
hereinafter mentioned be fold TO advantage. The
faid Lands are Gtuated follows viz
aeoo acres ftuated in the College Towhp No. a, on
Penobicot River, Maine
Iooe do. IN the Groton Academy Townfhip, on faid
Penobfcot River
1900 do. in Eaa-AndOvcr, formerly belonging to the
fate.
$50 do. in Eaf Andover oldtown on Ellis's River.
AZ do. Sturdevant's Hand in the town Of North
yarmouth, Calco-Bay
374 DO. an iland in WinniPifeogee pond in @
mantown, Ncwhampllire
EIOO dol in the Town Of suneook formerly owned By
Timothy VIM.
100 do. in FIintlOwn, formerly owned by William
Harding.
90 do. in TopGham, Vermont, which on an average
produces "a tons Of hay annually.
I78 do. in Waterbury, on Onion River on the main
road, Vermont
o6o do. in Sterling, the river La Moile, county
of Franklin, Vermont.
AGO do. in Durham, Lower -Csnada-~-and
I of an in Portland, Dariet of Maine.
For terms, inquire of the fubfcriber
in Portland, or Of DANIEL TABER, IN fad Pore-
land, where kewiie the cities of fad Lands may Be
examined.
ABRAHAM WEIGH.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

VETHEREAS SALLY, wife of the fubfcriber'
/. Wv has behaved contrary to the duty of a
wife-This is therefore to forbid all perf0ns har-
bouring or truting her on my account, as ! will
not pay any expences of her contracting from this
date.
SAMUEL SHAW.
Portland april 1, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
NE following LAND, in B,iegfaa plcafanty G,ua-
Il ted, and well wooded
Lot No. 10, 9th Range,
Lot No. 20, 9th Range,
Lot No. I6, 9th Range,
Lot No. II, nth Range,
One Hundred each.-For terms Of purchafe, ap-
ply to THOMAS GOODWIN.
Portland, 1B,il 10, 1901.
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10 1f/o5 By TIE Paek4ge in Lots to fat brre5ars-
The above will comprls NOT comolest aaor,<
meht Each package being part, n4ry aiIorted, With
goods ntable for the eafon and calculated for the
market Country merchants, will fnd il for their 10
tert 70 avail themlekes Of this opportunity. to get al
early iuPPly Of Good. for the lpring trade
- Catalogues 70 Be- bad, on tBe morning IF t5c iaI
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To be Let,

a Very commodous DWELLING-H HOUSE
Z n at the eatery part Of The town, two tories
high, and gambol roof-With two acres Of lsBd,
convenient out .houGes, and two excellent fpringS
within few yards of the houle.-For terms, ap-
ply at this Office. March 6, I8or.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

LINCOLN, f.-Coart Of Common Pleas, at Warren,
JANUARY Term, 1901.
UPON the petition aforetaid Ordered that the
fad petitioner notify all psr!Cns intereited therein
TO appear at the mex. Court of Common Pleas, to
be holden at Pownalborough, within and for the
County of Lincoln, on the hrA Tuefday of June
next by FULFILLING an attelted copy of iaid Com
plant and this order thereon, three weeks fucCeff.
lively, in Teak5 Portland Castle the aft publication
to be three weeks at leat before the fitting of laid
Court, that they may thea and there appear, and
ihew caufe if any they have, why the prayer there
of fhould not be granted.
.stteR-JONATHAN BOWMAN, jus. Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

LINCOLN H.
TO tbe Honorable tbr Jgiee5 Of TIE Court By Common
Pleas, began and bolden az WaryeH, cUitbiH and for
The CoHHty Of Lincoln, on The Jroad Thelday Of Jan
aart, n. ID. 1901.
u ESPECTFULLY ihews Daniel Stone, of Union,
N in faid county, Yeoman, Administrator upon
the eitate of Waidron Stone, late of faid Union,
Yeomani deCeafed, that the faid Waldron, in bis
life time, did duely make and execute Bond to
John CarTkI, of fad Union obgating himlelt to
give to the i2id Carried Warranty Deed of lot
of land, lying in fad Union, being Number Nine,
containing rag acres more or lefs ;-And alto ano-
Their Bond to MA Megcr of faid Unioo, to execute
to him Warranty Deed Of uatt of land in fad
Union, containing about 81 acres, upon condition
that the fad Carried and Mefer, ihould make GER
sain payments, as mentioned 10 faid Bonds relpea-
lively. But the aid Waldron did never execute
the faid deed-And whereas the faid Carried and
METER have made the faid payments 70 the iaid
Administrator, he humbly prays your honorS to
empower HIN to make and execute deeds as afore-
faid. AS in duty bound will ever pray.
DANIEL STONE, 14dmiaifrat5t.
BY SAMUEL THATCHER, bis attorney.
A true Copy-Attef
JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

Colored and white Muflin-
etts
Dimoties and Cotton Hofe.
Book Muffin Hdkfs.
Muffin Tamborcd Hdkfs.
Tambored, SPrigged and
fPotted Jaconet Aulinss
White and coIored, Lap
pet, do.
4-4, GA, Cambrick do.
4 4, GA, Plain Book do
A., 0-8, Ga Plain Jaco-
net DO.
Pl in Jaeonet Hdkfs.
Pulicat F7andkerchiefs ;
Umbrellas & Parafols, sc.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

NIB. For Gale, fmall new Schoonery
apply a above
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

a LIS perlons indebted 70 the fub-
ferber, are rcqueRad to call and pay Georgs n.
Y1aybas. nay Attorney, or their notes and accounts
will be pet in lut without further ncrice
ABRAHAM WEIGH
bz1rs5 II, 1901,
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n OIuUI tIIds Q TdIeIoIs3 cNls
Sale, 9 o'clock
e, Or IN Lofs, to ji'if PrrsbgfsrS.-
.fCa , s--ol o----,l.e a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16

WHEREAS the underwritten has been ap-
w pointed by the p5eiident of the United States
OF America, with the advice and content of the
Senate thereof as Confh from the faid u States,
for the Colonies Of FGTqufLo and Demarayy-He
informs by thete PrCtents, All whom il may con-
cs'n' that rs will facilitate any bL:nefs for thof-
who trade az laid colonies, Ii the fales Of their
cargoes; and give them every aid and ahiRance ia
traafaetous.
Having been reGdent in fdid colonies off and on.
tor thrty-hx years, heis well acquainted with the
good AMI Indifferent Purchalrrs and advifes The
COMMANDERS II Vsfleis t. call or him for enquiry,
70 AZ 70 diipoie Of their cargoe8 TO fuch perions
only,aS The underWTiIteB willrecommend; in order
70 prevent the delay Of payment, by which the
commerce il more or iels become Improbable 70
its owners.
CouGgnments, and collecting of protected bills,
notes and accounts, will be attended toby
~ ROu0slet,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16
To be Sold.

THAT beautiful aud valuable FARM, formerly
1 the feat of JEREMIAH PoWEL, Eiq lltnated
u NoribyQfno4to, on the EaAern County Road,
ten miles from Portland--coniiding Of about 500
acres Of Land loo Of which is in high cutiva-
ton, 70 acres il wood, the remainder ia pa0urc.
The whole witbin riag fence, great part Of
which is nOOr wall.
On the premH1s IS gentee Koulr, one Barn
of 90 feel long, two of 40 feet, a Store, with
ether detached Offices.
Lkewte, large Garden, incloied with foot
cloie fence; containing a variety of the Choicef
fruit trees from Europe, in full bearing two Or
chards beGde. The place is 70 well known, fur
ther defcrpton is ueedeis, than to fay, It is equal
iy adapted either for gentleman who is engaged
In trade and pavigation, or as a beautiful fummer
reidence Or for TAVERN. The htuation and
advantages are unequalled.
The whole will o. fold together, or in fuch lots
and divi6ons as ihall be agreeable to purchaiers.
The terms of payment made eafy.-For further
particulars apply to WILLIAM MARTIN, in
Portland, or on ihe Premits.
a. B. Wanted a Man to work or faidfarm--Ap-
ply AZ above. FEB. a..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16
Direct Tax.

NOTICE is hereby given to The Unknown Pro-
IN prierors and Owners of Land in the follow
ing towns, that the Direet Tax on laid land be-
came due and payable on the 9TH day of April,
1900 and 70 much Of faid land will be fold at the
following times and places, will pay the fame
with incidental cots and charges as the law dte6ts,
uaiefs prevented by previous payment. Viz. all 10
PGrionyfeid, at the houle Of MIR 50flpb RackinJ, in
iaIi town, Monday the twenty leventh day of
April next, at one O'Clock, P. Nall IN CorHjB, AZ
the houfe of Mr.. JoJspb Gor4an, 10 faid town, on
Wednefday the twenty ninth day of faid month,
a. one O'Clock, p Ui.all in Linmcton, a. the houGe
Of Mr.. Philemon Libby, in iaii town, or Friday thu
irft day Of May next, al ore O'Clock, ?. M.-aDd
ali in Ne7gfeId, at The houI5 Of Capt 1eEub To7yi,
in fad town, On Monday the fourth DAY of faid
month, at one O'Clock, P. NJ.
NONRESIDENT OWNERS IN pAReONsFIELD.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16
JUST PUBLISHED,
Prfnte6 at Salem

And for Sale BY E. a. jerks, Portland,
Prize rs Cent?
'ABLES, exhibiting at one view, the different
Il Duties ad Faor=m ariGng or the Cot 81
Merchandise, in fuch foreign coins and currencies
as are eltahlihed by al act The CongreE of the
United States, of July 4, 1872. By CaARLEs
CLEVELAND. Deputy Collector for the DiRriet OF
Salem and Beverly.
70 zb5iab Is aaJef
Liz OF Duties, payable on all Goods, Wares,
ana MeTchandize, imported into the United State
aiter the 3oth June, 1900 With other informa
ton necctiary for Merchants. Matters Of vcHels.
HyS far (aie az a5oyr,
AH Appendix to Parks Iufurance.-Bun,'s new
and corred editions of Moore's new Practical Ma
y,gator-and captain Furlong's American CoaR
Pilot
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16
N. R0uRlet,
S0As'5 Genuine Spice Bitfsrs.
RcfdiHg on Sfa6roek, Demarary.

~ NE paptr Of thef7 b,tiers NAV be infuied 10
~ quart OF Brandy, Wine or Spirits, in a genie
warmth for twp Or Tires days, frequeotIY haking
'he. bottle, aOd after lctiIHg me clear may be
poured of and kept 10 bottle for ufe.
Hat glle, Of a B alS foil Of thele bitteu may
ms taken 20 the morning. fatting; or All The middle
of tht tore -of aternooo, ADD repeated % long As
location may require.
Thef. bulers have been celebrated for their pe-
cnlar Vutle in terrifying acd ttrengtheDine the
tomsch, they procure an appetite and help digef
ton, fTeeten and purify the blood, remove OBJ
hrutton6, and are found very ufefuI % preventing
the jiHndice. They produce fweytpefs Of the
breath, removing All fcorbutic ard uniayorybelch-
'ngs and agues. They are uftful in all ieafons Of
the year, but more particularly 70 in the fpring,
by bra-ing the hbres and preventing thai dagree-.
able hlefsneis, and weakness ariGng too frequent
y from relaxation on the approach Of warm wea-
Their
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16
William Beckett,

INFORMS his friends and the public, that he
has taken fhopi in UnioH-Strect, oppoite Mr.
De2ne'a, where be carries on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
as ufual and has for fale neat aiIortnent OF
ENGLISH GOODS.
Thoft who may plrafe to favor him with their
commands, may rely on the utm0G attention aad
puDctuaity.
Portland, HGarcb g.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

II ESERTED from Fort Wocott 10 the harbour
- Of Newport, JOSEPH BURNHAM, a Pri-
vac III the al Regiment IF ArtilierIils and Enei-
neers, aGsd twenty-eieht years, Ave feet nine inch
IS t'sh, light ihort cufed hair, fair complexion,
ituuy and well made, hoin at Hampton-FallS in
the Rate Of Nswhamplhire, rs trade blacksmith,
jniiGed at Oxford, Mat1achufetts, in June 1900
Newoury, YermOat. The above reward and rea-
To7ab'e expenses win b paid for experimenting fad
cefcrter, and delivering him at the above pot, OF
TO any military officer the iervice Of the United
States.
William M'Rea, MAJOR.
AZ Reg. Art. = En-, iaeer5.
Newport (R. ID 9th Feb. 1901.
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Valuable Farm.

Tor SALE, that valuable Farm il POLAND, acIong-
= iap to Deacon MOSES EMERY; containing AGO
acres of Land CT which good Houle, Store, and
on. h,ulss a Saw- Mil and Gria Mill; ALTO another
excellent mill privilege, with dam all rady made, on
me uule And7olcocgn ttresm, within half mile Of
.hs meeting H1uie P0r further PARTICULARS inquire Of
taid Emery on the preni.ls, Of the Printer.
PoLi-S Flb 81
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Undivided land, 2oSo acres
IN Sidney.
REPUTED OWNERS.
William Bacon, tract, houCe,

KEPUIAD UWNERy
William Bacon, tract, houfe, { q
VAssALBOgoUGH.
John Johnfon, No. "A & 43, Al & 9Th
Rage, barn, / lhop, a
Darios Ballard, No. rs, a.
HARLEM. -t
Reuben Tabor, tracts, honfe, 81
Nathan Barlow, No. II, sd Range, So
And unefs fad taxes are paid on or before Mon
day the a7th day of April next, 70 much of faid
lots, tracts aud buildings, will be fold on laiG day
at ny dwelling houfe in Marlborough, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, as will pay The fame TO-
gether with coAs and charges.
THEOPHILUS CAPEN, Collector
Of Jail Coiit7iaz D.GJiE.
Marlborough, sotb Jan. 1881.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16

W. 4 LDtIFtIJF
Oftbe FoayfeeEib Djfri8, SrseEd Div;G1z
Limerick, February 7, 1891.
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TAKE NOTICE.

ITO BE SOLD at private fale, convenient Dwell
ling HOUSE in Freeport. but few rods from
the Maj Landings convenient for Trader, Mariner,
Ship-Car penter-Irquire Of Capt. SAMUEL TAI
BUT. Freeport TH 9.
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en- Dollars Reward.

N ESERTED from The Carlton of Fort Nor
IL t"ik, JOHN SCHAFFER, fergrant Of cap
ram hahlrnbrrY's company AZ regiment Of artl.
it.y lrd rnr'neere, and Of the following dliCrP
ZION Fwrnsy hN years Of ere, five feet eight
INCHES heh. fair mplyziol, vh Cd had when hr
dv;>rtst hl!oT car, the coailGnence OF irvere
hcknr.S-lar4e h,zie eyes brosn hair. 10y trade
bat'e'. Of Dutch defceut, bonn at Readinc IN the
Safe at Pennfy'ganil, q - fnr knowledge Of draw
fng and poruait patnuug, peaks High Dutch Ilu.
entity, snd rr.aihs much or the accent Of that Jan
Soags in his prnno4uci-t,5n~ of the Englih. To the
ermes Of d,[rton AID perjury, ht has added that
ufIncti, having iolrn numoer ofarticles from the
G4rriGoa II Fort Norfolk. ANY perion apPrehend-
ing a,d driertvr, and delivering him 20 any officer
n the UnitrJ Stafrs odeins hul in any Jail there
q, iAaI receive ghe above reward, and arejmbufie-
rneut o. a! fashionable eNpenres.
Warham Shepard, LieHt.
~ Rsgf. Art. y Engineers.
Fort Norfolk, Dec, Z, 1900.
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N0NREslDENT OWNERs ~ rARsONsFIstD.
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The above Bitlers are for fale B
A. Soils,

AT a fhop he has taken IA Fore. areet, nearly op.
polite Mrs. Fox's where ALTO may Be had errat
variety Of imported PATENT MEDICINES,
which. viii be fold at cheap rate for calh.
Portland, FEB. rs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16
For Sale, at JENKS' Bookstore,

= - y - DOOI-ItOIC3
The Plcaiures Of Hope, with other Poems bv
Nnrfc. -
Da[anzel or the Pcrfan Patriotism original
Dana. 90
Signs; or The Daughter, by Kotzebue.
q Century Sermon, delivered at Portfmouth, BY
Rev I. Alden, jun. =
Dwrght's Geography.
" The laf edition Of the VILLAGE HARMO-
NY, may be had az above. F.6. al.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16
Direct Tax.

SiftesHtb Cozel7ien DjRria, FIyR Digjfor, STATE ot
MgGaebgjfth.
NOTICE is hereby given to the nourefden; and
~ unknown proprietors of the following lois
ano tracts Of land within fa1 difrid, that dre6t
lax came due and payable on faid lots the feventh
day OF April, 1900, viz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
BALTIMORE, MARCH ~.
POPULATIONS, &c.


From comparative itatement Of the mum.
Der Of perlons in this city in 1891 and in 1901,
it will be found that lis population has, during
10 years, nearly trebled IAN jncreafe not
equalled in any city of this or any other coun-
try, where people have been free to choo(e the
their own reGdence.
Baltimore has had no foRering hand of 4
RulIan car, at whole mandate whole provinces
were forced into one city to rear the ltately
palace and crowd its population; nor did he
poAe(s PENN, to found her as he emporium
OF his wide domains, and the favorite city Of
brotheily love-On the contrary lhe has had
to contend with the jealoufy and ambition Of
potent rivals, and the Legislature of her own
fate has been found 10 throw many obRacles
in her way. Yet has he rifen, and, with a
commerce fpringiHg from her natural advant-
ages, the enteiPrize and indulry Of her CHI
zens, and the genius of wife republican gov
ernment, beggars companion with any thing
of The kind The hiltory Of The world can afford.
The aggregate in 1891, was 1884,
in 1901, is z6,5I4
Executive of the precincts which contain up
wards of 5000.
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4MELInIE.

QfMlaABBEAu sHdFAYETTE.-(Frass Bertrand . s4aHzis
In an interview be veen hem, VIII Oh had beer
brought about BY their mutual friends reconci,
them, Mirabeau having for the execution OF fome Pa
Propofed means Of violent nature, M. dc Ia Fayet'c
harted AMI exclaimed Nay, N de Mirabeau, It y
imPoiiibe that man of honor employ fuch means.
"A man Of honor - replied Mrabeau "Ah M. de le
Fayett6, fee that you wouldbe Crandfon Cromwell
You will fee where fuch mixture will cad you =
Another Time, upon fmilar occafion M. Ge Ia Fay
Stte comp aiming bit ery of tbe atrocous projects which
were formed agenlt him by his enemies and by Mira
beau himfelf the latter called uoon him explain
" Well, then, replied NJ de Ia Fayette :" will tell
you, hnce you force me it, that l thoroughly
acquainted with your intention Of having afaifinat
cd -" l. Sir ''-Yes, Sir, in fuch aplsee, fuch 4
day, at fuch an hour was iure of t''--You wer
fire OF Il You were fure Off, NJ. de Ia Fayette and
dill alive Whats good creature you arc And you
think OF taking the leading part in the Revoluton!"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
Foreign Articles.

MADRID, MARCH WAR was yeferday decar-
ed IN the Council Of War. againR Portugal Honili-
ties will lhortly commence The French army il al.
ready within the Spanilh lines"
LONDON, MARCH THE report Of the death Of
the celebrated DR. Herlche is unfounded.
His Majefy's fever continues to abate
The French have been put into pofefIion Of Mantua'
The Commander of the French lquadron which late
y eicaPed from Brett has q &c ally announced bis
rival il the Mediterranean, and his having captured
the Brth frigsie Succefs Of 81 guns. The Sp ghtIy
cutter, of Io and the Tncendary GreihiP, of 4. He
mentions action which the French frigate BrAvouer
had with an EngIiGh frigate (probabiy the Concord)
and iavs the Bravoure had 10 men killed, and "a
wounded, among the latter the Captain.
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IoNpcN, EERRuARY z6.

LONDON, FEBRUARY z6i
The following are fated 10 be the political ar.
engagements which will take place in cOnitquenCe
OF the treaty of Lunevile
In Italy, the King of Naples remains in fata qH0
ante beilaDn, and 10 given time, mis- majety is to
ihut his ports agaiDf the Brltlih.
The Pope becomes once more the hiihop Of
Rome and the centre of CathOlcity, with an allow
ance Of two millions annually. His hoiinefS PC
knowledges the validity of the oath admnit cred 10
the clergy of the repubc-Priets to maryland the
tyttem Of divorce to be aCkno wledged.
The King of Sardinia unites he Pope's domin.
ions 10 his Hand.
The infant Duke Of Parma adds to his Duchy
thole of PIacentia, of Modehs, of Tuicany aud Of
Lucca, which ia no longer 10 be Republic.
Lgura is to poG'-is the Tortonele, the territory
of AIsTaDdria, of Monierrat, and part of the Arte
fan: the remainder Of Piedmont 20 belong in all
sovereignty 10 France, ext ept Navarro ana Verce,
which go the CTapne Republic.
The GulPh Of SP-zzia to Be united TO Tufcany,
and TO be dependent on Parma.
The Grand Duke Of Tuicany has his Indemnity
in Germany.
Poland to be re-eifablihed as ihe food previous
TO the fecond partition; the ArChduke Leopold,
Pattine of Hungary, IS to b King Of Poisnd.
The Duke of Modena to have the Bni6aW.
CLcf dE Cabinet
The nnner of Police, learning that M de Caz
ales had embarked at Dover, foT the purpofe of
returning to France, ifued persmptory orders thar
ne mould not be permitted to Iand il a0Y part Of
Tue republican tenilofy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
DIETTC.

Bodily health and tranquility Of mind are more to be
delred, than all the riches pomp and glory of Cr-
fus, Solomon an Alex ander. Health is be pre-
fervsd by moderation, it is deroyed by abRence in
ured by variety of deIcaces weakened by the Hfe OF
mutual things and Arengthened by the ufe Of proper
and c1lomed fare Man, learned in the perncious
abe by the injurious effects Of fire and by the banefu
sddiricn Of vine Hunger Is fatisied with FINAL
quantity of food. luxury demands iuperabundance.-
luagin@ton requires van fuPpes While nature is con-
tented with moderate quantity Of ordinary food and
IS hprthened by iuperAuity according as thou liveR
&c lhaIi ny life be enjoyed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

set,1. 4r5 nit E54Jty sna!7.i Th1, this as lhal be
10 force from AMI alter the hrh DAY Of July next.
n TIE Hegfsef Rsoraisafativsj n ysL = 9ol.
his Bill, having had three fevera readings pahed to
be a6ted hDWD. FL ROBBINS, SbsaIer
b. SfAafs, Mid ?, &oI.
This Bi, having had two fvtra readings, pahed be
enaIted.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Pr7GIsat
Mard Z, ISoL-By the Governor Approved.
CALEB STRONG.
true Copy
Ah5a-IoHN AVERY. Sseretay,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

Dispatches are faid to have been received from
Mr.. King, our minifter rehdent at London, eating
that the mott poGtive aiTurances bad heen given
him BY the Britlh government, that vigorous mea-
lures would be Immediately uied to put flop to
the deprcdatiOns committed on our Commerce by
their cruizSrs that they dilspproved Of the con-
duct Of their admiralty courts ia the Wet Indies,
and or their extenhve CoDhu6liCn Of Contra5and
articles and that new judges, men of wiidom and
integrity, with liberal faaries, would fhortly Be
tent out, with powers TO refrain the lcfntious
IpiTt OF priVateering.