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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
THEODORE SEDGWICK,

An act declaring the content of congref; to an
act of the State Of Maryland paGed the TWEEN
ty eighth day Of December, one thoufand
feven hundred and ninety three, for the ap
pointment Of health officer.
ID e7aS7sd By re Senate and Hf sfRsr1satIigs Of
- I'D Uai Staits Of 4ueya, CoggreG qgcT75id, That
the content Of Congre be and IS hereby granted and
declared, 70 the operation Of an at o,th- General ar
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
JAMES HILLHOUSE,
Pr5idtat IF the Senate, pro tempore.
Approved, March I'd, A. d. 1901.
JOHN ADAMS,
Prgfdent Of tie United SfafeJ.

AnadauthoriGng theSecretary oftheTreafuryto
employ Clerks for completing the abGrsas of
the valuation of lands and dwelling houles,
and the enumeration of ilaves.
d E eaoI7ed By tie Senate and Hogs Of Rprsertatv VI
ID f5s Uaifad Stas Of A57sriaa, Cozgr a6enba That
the Secretary Of the Tresfury be- and he is hereby
thorled and directed TO employ clerks for iuch com-
penfauoh he lha Judge reafonable. to complete the
sbhraGts Cf the valuation Of lands and dweRghouies,
and the enumeration Of aves within he United States,
under the direction of the comnioners authorized
direa the Completing Of fuch abrscts in thoie tates
where clerk cannot be procured by the commihoners
for the compenlaon allowed by law TO clerks for per-
forming that bune, agreeAby the proviGons Of the
following acts, that is 10 fay ACT, nlitulcd An
ad 70 provide for the valuation of lands and dwelling
hours and the enumeration of aves within the United
States =; act, intituled, " An act supplementary to
the ACT, Rttuled act provide for the valuation
Of lands and dwelling houles, and the enumeration Of
aves within the United States !" and act, ntitued,
" An act TO provide for equalizng the valuation Of IN
featcd lands"
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Speaker Of tie HogjE ef RfprgjsntatiVe5.
JAMES HILLHOSUE,
Pr9fdsHt If the Senate, pro tsmbre.
Approved March sd, a. ID. 1901.
JOHN ADAMS,
Pr1fdsnfoC tie Unifed Stats5.
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REMARKS.

The Gcck-of tobacco continues heavy.
and the demand dull, except for Potomak
and Maryland, which have late!v been
more III requeG and Of theie defcrip-
tions few, if any, remain in the market.
Carolina indigo icarce, and in demand.
Deer Rins, pitch, roin, tar, ror and
pearl sAes, dull aud falling.
Rice rather fcarce, but little demand.
All kinds of grain, &c. declining, in
coniequence Of promifng harvef.
Since the dill pure has been iet,led with
the Northern Powers, the fale of timber
is become very dull, and prices may pro-
badly go fill lower.
The demand for fugar and coffee is ra-.
Their briiker than for fome tine paR, bur
NOT yet 70 much improved, as to promifc
any material amendment in prices. Much
however depends on the fupplies that may
be wanted for the continent during the
preient year.
Cocoa of every defcription is fcarcc-
Carraca would Tell readily at the price
quoted.
Cotton has been very dull for fome
time Paft, and holders are eager to fell.
About $500 bags will be offered by auc-
ton in a few days, the refult Of which
may influence future prices.
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PARIS, July II.
Fyom he Mnhileur-

Ii is reported at Vienna, that the
french are forming comfortable maya
zienes at Peiehfera and Mantua that
humber OF recruits are pafipg the Alrs
10 complete the corps in Italy, ard tia,
thus France again appears dilpoied TO war.
Kumors, are circulated by the fame
agents at Paris, that the court Of Vienna
are raiilng new corps that il preferves or
TIE war establishments its artillery accele-
rates the recruiting feryice, and is collect
irrg It's army. 1t is therefore concluded
'hat the court of Vienna is difpofed to
war.
It is faid at Germany, that the
French troops have entered Rome. and -
ken poaefion OF the territory ct the tIolv
Father. ~
II 10 faid in Paris that the Auar;an
peops have invaded the Upper Palatinate,
and 'nat actions have taken place there
! le officers killed and wounded are canned :.
ana thus the Houle of AuGrla has already
omncnced war and violated the treaty Of
Lrneyille. ~ =
Il Is announced at Vienna that $4,000
reach have pa:ied the Rhine at Gle.
W. ere advancing by forced marches into
I It's ftated at Paris, that CONF.
se[1 a,,. corps OF AuGriaus are emsarkine
r riei'e, On board Of Enaith veaels. in
wy 90 reinforce the Englifh army In
h AZ Vienna, it IS mentioned, that the
;ePaollc will not fend an arnbailador 10
49,. AZ Paris II is iaij tia, Count de Co
|OS" % =, tets off in few days.
III theic runor;, originating from
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FRANCE.
CONSULATE.
ARRETE OF TIE 18TH JULY.

ARRETE OF TIE 18TH JULY.
The conius Of the republic, on the re-
port OF the miniiter of the Interior, APP
proved by the council Of fate, decree:-
Art. +. In The irt ten days OF Thermi-
dor, the prefects of the departments of the
Roer, the Salre, the Rhine and the Mo
iellc, and the Mount Tonerrc, fhall cauEe
the proclamation annexed to the prefent
arrete, to be publiihed through the whole
extent of their departments.
Z. They lhall afemble the mayors and
members of the municipal councils of the
adjacent conmunes on a particular day III
the fame month, in order to receive the
promilc Of fidelity to the republic, which
ihall be made by the faid mayors and
members of municipal councils, as we'll in
their own name as in that of the inhabi-
tants of their communes.
4 8. The iaid prefeSfs fllall each of them,
be prefent in the citiesrefpe etiyely appoint
ed, on the day Of meeting of the mayors
and members Of the municipal councils
they 0naIl be accompanied by the project
OF, the dihritt.
4. They fha!i read to the afembly the
promile OF fidelity to the republic, in the
following terms: We promife fidelity
TO the French republic, being and acknow
lodging ourfelvcs to be discharged, by the
treaty of Lunevillc, from all oaths and
obligations towards any foreign feignor,
prince, or fovereign. We pron,i1c to
maintain with them, neither directly nor
indirectly, any relation as fubjeets. We
promile to the republic, to regard as enc
mics all whom fhe fhall declare TO be fuch
10 hold no communication with them, ard
20 lend them to aid, direGlyc or Indirectly
but, on the contrary, to inform the go
yernmcnt of al: communications, plots,
intrignes, and attempts tending to injure
toe intcrcits of the repablic, to afIiG with
all our means in It's defence, and Loyalty
to perform sowardsit all the duties OF good
iad faithful Frenchmcn.'
s. The iecretary general of the depart
p1ent ihali draw up a minute of the admit
dit1ation of the oath.
BuoNA2AsTs.
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Alexandraa Library Company.

Such members of the compa-
ny as with for copies of the new catalogue
ofthe books, to which the att of incorpo.
ration, the laws, and the members names
will be pre6xed, are requeited to call at
the library and enter their names on the
lift ofiubfcribers. As only averyfew copies
will be printed more than are fublcribed
for, they will pleafe not TO neglect this
notice LEFT they fhould be difappointed.--
And fnch members as have any Of the
books beyond the time allowed for reading
will pleale TO return them TO the library.
The books more particularly wanted are
Churchill's Collection of Voyages, iit
vol.
RuGelps Hifory Of Modern Europe,
Iff. vol.
American Mufepm, cd and nth vols.
Weeklcy MilcciIany one vol.
Hiftory OF the Devil.
Reefs, sd vol.
Should any of the above books not be
n the hands of any OF the members, re-
ward prorcrtiopate to their value will be
paid TO any perfon who may bring them
to the library, or difcover where they
may be found, fo>ti.at they may be reco-
vered.
JAS. KENNEDY, fen.
Sept. II. eo4t Librarian.
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FKOcLAMATION.

i Ne
Ibe C01lals eftbe Repubhe 10 tbe Lssa.
6t0nts Of The Far Departments Of .b.
Left Bank eth R6we.
A iolemn treaty, concluded between The
Republic, the Head OF the Empire, and the
Gcrmanic Body, and ratified at Paris on
the 10Th of March, has deiini,ively con
Joined your deainy to that of France.
The intereits and rights OF the Republic
have become yours; your intereas and
your rights have become hers. In adopt
ing you, fhe has vowed to extend her be-
nehcence ant; foiicitude to you, in the
lame manner as TO all her other children [:
The calls upon you TO promiic, as ,hey have
done, fidelity towards her. Let that pro.
mite make all forget the ties from which
the treaty has diiengaged you, and impress
reipeet tor thofe which now bind you 70
the Republic. Let it put an end to the
vain approximations which prevent fome
perlons from enjoying the advantages Of
the union, and to the abfurd hopes which
lead Others TO difguife or nifremeisnt
them. What reaionablc perfon can be
blind TO 'hefc advantages : Odious priyi-
.eses no longor tetter the insiua-v of me
chanlcs--tE- game 90 longer ravaae the
fields OF the huibaudInan, and devour he
fruits OF his de',sGng corvces, and
the degradation of feudal fcrvi.ades, have
ceaied with refpett TO all, Tytilss are
abohfhed -contribu,icns OF all kinds ars
diminiihed-thc taxes are equally divided
between immortal and church lands. for
nerly exempt from all burden, and tfcfe
OF private individuals, which formerly
bore the whole. The inland cuifoms, on
paiiing from one country TO another, and
which impeded the navigation of the rivers
ate repreded. You have free commerce
with France, the mott advantageous mar
ket in the world and il will no longer
meet with thefe obfacIes oppofed to it by
the ancient frontiers. Impartial iuaice
and a regular standardization are fubftitut-
ed tor the arbitrary authority of baiIilFs.
Such are the advantages iccured by the
union with refpett to liberty and PROPERTY.
Its effects are rot Iefs beneficial with ref.
peet TO the fecurity and the tranquility of
the couaTry. Infcad of being under he
guardianthip Of interefs oppoite and al
ways at variance, it will be projected by
the common in,erea Of $4,000, 900 of CT
tizens. 1nffead of being iubjca to null
titude of petty Soyercignties, TOO feeble TO
defend, but itrong enough TO opprefs it,
you will be protected hy power which
can always nakeit territory be reflected.
The union Of the four departments to
France IS to them pledge of PROPERTY,
and their promifc of fidelity to the Repub
lie will be as much an expretiion of their
affection for her, as an acknowledgment of
the acts which have united them.
Given at Paris, Palace of the Govern
mcnt, zoth Mefidor, 9th year of the
French Republic July 49,
BONAPARTE.
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enemy might have attempted. have
the honor 20 be, sc.
G. Brisbane.
Total of the killed, wounded and niiIi-
inr n the boats ofhis naje!ty's 'hips D.
ris. Beaulieu, Uranie, and Robult.--II
killed, 81 wounded and ! hitting.
Totai killed and wounded on board La
l,heyreste.-4z killed and 8, wounded.
ViYe de Pans, hrat. Lefack.---D,
,Is, heats. Res, Cr9@ie, CLARKE y Bu,@r,
hrat. Reit Of tbe marines.- Beanlisa. hcuf.
sf.s5veii, at7;xg heat. z s0ey; hsuf. SIN
clao, eff he ns.s'3sri.. = Oranif, Aent. Ne
villt, and /erveral miaJl5ipmfs, from the
da6svnfNips.
July 80.
This morning. we received, by exprefs
4 Paris papers to the 18th init. inciutiye.
II We are concerned TO hnd in them ain
s. account Of the lois of the jafon trigate, OF
q IS guns, wrecked in the bay OF St. Malo.
q AS this f:atemenr is announced in a tele-
n graphic diipatch from the principal COM
& n.iiiioners of the marine at that place, to
q the mini.ser of marine dated the zsth init.
81 it sprobablc the event took place on that
cay. The officers and crew have, no
n doubt been fayed.
d Citizen Talleyrand has returned to Pa
'is, and returned the duties of his Office OF
d Iecretary of the foreign departments.
n The military preparations along the
n hlelnifh COAT are continued with undimi-
s. sihscd activity. A corps CT 1000 light
81 cavalry, for fome fscres expedition, has
been lately feleeted from the troops at
q Bruiiels; and Carnot, injector general
Il Of engineers, the brother OF the ex dircc-
u sor, has infpetted Bruges, Offend, and
q Nieuport.
u An article extracted from the Journal
n de Bordeaux, Gates, that private letter
& had been received by merchant of that
q city from Cadiz, giving an account of the
Il lois OF the Britiih flag rhip, which had
s. been 70 much damaged in the action off AL
y geliras, as to fink foon after her arrival in
81 Gibraltar Bay.
a Switzerland appears to be in very dif.
81 .iacleo ltate, ana on the point OF again
3 becoming the feat of civil diicord and
81 convuliion.
~ Il appears from the Madrid Gazette, OF
the 10Th, that the peace with Portugal
had been formally announced by an order
Sof his Catholic majefy, who has in perion
ss8taSen poiieiion Of the town of Olivenza.
and the adjacent territory, ceded to hin,
by the treaty of Badajos. From this
@clrcumitance we are inclined to think thar
.Ss& the treaty had been ratified by the French
s8 government, as without that fanefion !,
q can icarcely be fuppofed that the Cour, q,
81 Madrid. would compromife ihelf by 70.
" lennly Prcclaiming the coscluGon Of q
treaty, which, according to the laneuag 90
B OF the king, continues the hagpinsis g
bis people.
& PARIS, July u.
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the fame foarce, ana tending to the fame
end, are equally falfe.
'' Never has the continent been lefs
expofed to war. ItexiGs Only in the heads
and i,r,asinations of the agents of England,
whole impudenec and art are extraordinary
bulletlns drawn up TO fuit the location,
and iecretly TENT Ito all the different Jour
nais, difinie at once all thofs alarming de-
tails and the iournale, proud of polei-
fling at firG hard fu,h important articles,
arr2ngcs them In his own way, in order
tha. they may be accredited.
/" How detetable is that iyi}em ct ,o-
litics which can only find repo:ae and tran
guilty In the diforder and confuiion OF the
world
6 were all the mothers who have loft
Their fcns--were all the wives who
have lott their liuibands--were all the
Children who have lott their fathers in
Cesmany and France, in this long and
horribie war, to pats the channcl and pre-
TENT themieiyes in a croud in Windior
Park, they would fay to the Eagliih Ca
binet- =" 1t was in your carw2, it was to
CRAFTY your paiiions that we iois all that
was mott dear TO us -
6 The chancellor Of the excheouer might
then procure from the Treafury an account
ofsail the money expended by England
daring the war /: bu, he would foon be
ienhble, that the three or four hundred
millions granted in iubfidies TO the Princes
OF the continent are triAing, when compar-
ed w,th The aggregate OF the calamities
Produced oy his politics; and all rhe crowd
u people would exciam 80 Why did
you not Keep your money, and leave our
fathers and aaibsnds and Children IN the
enjoyment ciiise :" in;trnttcl by experi-
cnce, all the peopie OF the CONTINGENT now
vie with other iniaying =" Engliih, keep
your money, We viii 10 longer cur each
others threats on your account
Firm tbe French Papers.
On the 6th fnall f1uaGron, confiains
of 6 gun BOATS, failed from Calais, with
number OF troops on board, foy 6oulognc.
They were, however, foon lurrounded by
teen Engiiih fr.goies, AFTER they had pro-
ceedcd hat the length OF the coa:., and
expofed to the mott imminent danger,
when a dead calm fortunately took place,
and they extricated ,hemfclves from their
embarrassment by rowing. they return
ed to Calais amid the acclamations OF the
peeplewho had wirnensd with anxiety
the perils which they had 10 encounter.
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TREATY RATIFIED.

A London articleof the gift July Jays !:
5" Letters from Paris report, that the
French government has ratided the Treaty
with the United States of America, agree
ably to the with of Congrels.
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Extrad Of litter f,om Barcelona, jim
8, 1891.


I" The American yef1cls here (about 90
fail) have permifion from the Conful TO fail
for Salon, in order to take on board their
homeward cargoes, and from thence TO
depart for their feveral ports of deitina-
ton, without waiting longer for convoy !;
unlcis fome other news fhould be received
respecting the danger from the 1ripoline
cruiiers. The ye1e!s freighted for Eng
land, it is expected will fail as foon as
they are loaded. Four or five lhips have
armed"
1t qo0s not tben &na4px thar any .4ue.
yieaa 0sDS5 q qcar had been ordered for
t:t Meaiferrapeaa.
By THE LADY ADAMS, VIA BOSTON.
PRICE CURRENT,
LiverSooi, 5a5 28tb, 1901.
AMERICAN PRODUCE.
Tobacco, James riv. z I'd to 81 ID.
-- Rappahaa. a s. -
Potomak 81 II -
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aleran0ria aOnertfser.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II.

Died fuddenly on the Sth inf. at the
Oaks, near Richmond, Mr.. WILLIAM
GLAsssL, of Frederick fburgh.
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Tx C0y7Nls Of roe Republic TO tie IsSa.
6t0nts Of The Far Departments Of .bl
Left Bank Of the REiye.
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SALEM, December 20.

Almoff the whole Of the month of De-
cember has been remarkably open and
mild. Friday lat the mercury in Fabrer.-
helts thermometer was at So degrees above
Q, which is 8 degrees above the warmeG
weather Of common winters. Yesterday
the mercury had funk to 81 degrees, rs
degrees lower than on Friday.
The Brithh fpoilations on American
commerce amounted to four millions or
dollars, when MIR. Jay Obtained by
treaty promife of reititution. The
French fpoiliations amount to twenty nine
millions, for which not even pronife OF
reititution is obtained by the late Conven.
ton. The Britifh treaty produced fuch
convulfion in this country, that nothing
but the weight Of Wafhingtons's perfonal
character favcd the government from de-
ftruetion. TIE French treaty will 60
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KINGSTON, (Jam.) Nov. >

hlNGo ION, (Jam.) Nov. 2.
Several veilels parted their anchors w.
iterday, but none we are happy to under
fand, received any material damaoa ~
tchooner loft her foremaft, by beino r,s nc
board of by another veasl. 0a
Exfraa ETA letter from Poy. Aut0ua d..
Od. 2stb, 1900.
:" Sailed iince my laft, the fch'r po,,..
Woodbury., for King}on; brig Advent,:y.'
Noblnfon, America; fch'r Mark AMI M,
ry, Stenfon, do; fch'r Young villa
Croaker, do; brig Neptune, do.
:" A very deep loaded {chooner c,n
Poled American, was in the ofine yetler
day, but owing to the light winds ~,
windward current, {he could not reo,b ~
port. To-day lhe is not in fight. A W.
~ fresh north eaf wind has iet in ~.
morning. ''
November 4.
The Spanifh armed fch'r "A Gu;I]a. fr,,,
he Havanna bound TO Campeachy, havirg
che governor of that province on hoari9
prize to his majcty's fhips Juno and M
lamPus, arrived ycRerday.
Novembero.
The ichconer Lively, capt. Youns. i,
len with rum and fugar, was Gait away on
sunday during the gale at MIGRANT Bav
and only few puncheons OF rum iaved.
On the properties between this town
and Spaniih town very comfortable DAMAGE
has been done to the canes, corn and 2!a1-
aims, which have been notify laid down.
md great number Of trees torn up bv re-
roots.
Two Spanih briggs, one from Cham,os-
chy to Tr'nadad, prize to the brig Arec.
1aut, the other from the fame place TO
rruxillo, prize to his najeay,s flip Juno;
and the American brig sukey, from Salem
% La Guira, with dry goods prize to tn;
anne, arrived yeferday.
Died, in Port Royal, the rev. Mr..
Cunning, chaplain of his majeay's fbp
Carnatic, fincerely regretted BY all His ac-
Iuaintance.
November :.
The spaniih brig fent in by his rnajefy's
hip Juno, with naval and military flores,
IS 1t appears. one of the three fent with
ammunition, SC. to effect an attempt ON
our tettlement at Honduras.
November s.
The fhip Jane, with the lols of her main
and mizen MATS, ard his majefy's fhip
Juno, with the lois of her fore and main
TOP mats, went into Port Royal yeiterday
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to be taken.
Mr.. Varnum. Is it in order to move
to &rike out the preamble?
Mr.. Speaker. 1t is not in order. The
preamble to bill or to refolution (some
7vords folloaved, 4vhicb zoe heard, bit
could nat unaerfand, may be truck out.
Bat he believed no preamble, that bearly
ALIGNED the reafons Of committee, had
ever been truck out.
Mr.. Varnuln was Of opinion there had
been iuch inhances; and referred to a re-
port of the committee of elections in 17o5.
The Speaker declared that the PreaIn-
bic was not before the houfe; the only
queaion was on agreeing to the conclud-
ing words.
Onwhich the yeas and nays were taken.
When the clerk called the name of Mr..
Spaight, he roie, alkcd the fpeaker whe-
ther the preamble would be inherited on
the Journals, declaring that if it were
not, he would vote for the rclolution.
The Speaker replied, in words that we
ccnsidered as equivalent to a declaration
that it would not be inherited. So in.pref-
fed, Mr.. Spa;ght faid, /" aye"
On enunerating the Yeas, they were
s., and the Noes 20.
The fpeaker then made iome remarks
on placing the preamble on the journals.
NE e0zla rot uuds,1foud bis meauiug.
MIR. Kitcheil faid he had voted for the
refolusion from the declaration Of the
Speaker that the preamble was not to be
inherited on the journals. If it were to be
inherited he would change his vote.
The Speaker declared he had not iaie
70.
Mr.. Spaight had been fimilarly impreG-
cd with MIR. Kitchell. He too mutt re-
qneit permifion to change his vote.
MIR. Gregg declared he had voted un-
der the fame lmprshion, :.
The members were not permitted tc
change their votes.
MIR. Kitchell laid that in order to have
an opportunity of fairly expecting his O.
pinlon he moved reconsideration of the
quefion juft taken.
On which queRion the yeas and nays
were taken as follow: yeas ~, nays A..
On agreeing to. the reiolution the yeas
and nays were again taken, under the de-
claration of the Speaker that he would d.
rect the preamble to be placed on the jour.
nails, as follow: Yeas 50, Nays SO
YEAS.
Mefrs. Baer, Bartlett, Bayard, Bird,
]. Brown, Chanplin, Cooper, Craik,
Dana, ]. Davenport, F. Davenport,
Dennis, Diclsfon, Edmond, Evans, Fof.
ter, Freeman, Glenn, G. Goodrich, E.
Goodrich, Grifwold, Grove, Harper,
Henderfon, Hill, Kuger, Inlay, Kitteza,
n. Lee, 5. Lee, Linn, Morris, Mott.
Otis, Pinckney, Platt, Powell, ]. Reed,
n ~. Read, Rutledge, Shepard, ]. G.. Smith,
Sheaie. Tenny, Thatcher, ]. c. Thomas,
K. Thomas, Wadfworth, l.. Williams,
Woods,-5o.
NAYS.
Mefrs. Allaon, Bailey, ,Bihop, r.
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