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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
NTEW BOOKS.-Iuf received for

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IN faIe, At the BookGore Of jerks & CLARK,
Ma. 8, Toua RoVO, FIJI Grsot-BAcons Abr'dgment-
Danford and Eats Reports Crown Circuit Compa-
non--Backltone's Commentares-N Notes on do. by Ed
ward Chrileian, Elq-Park Inlurance. Appendix to
Laws OF the United Saes--Laws Of MatIaghnctts-
Kyd on Exehange-Hume's Hi1ory Of Engand-Mod-
crr Gazetteer, being compendious Geographical Die
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tionary of the Bble-Bnffons Natural Hlftory-Spec-
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maid 20 the Arts Browns concordance--Stenncts
Domelic Duties-Duues OF Women, from childhood
to old age, sc. &c.
Likewile, fupply of STATIONARY
and FANCY ARTICLES Large aud fma Bibles,
apo ne which are fome excellent cheap Family Bibles
Orsdrants-Ganter Scales Divide s--Calcs of Maihe-
natical Inifi mcnts ON dol. rs cts. dols.e--
Ladies and Centemen's Pocket Books-pocket Ink
ftands-SiIver Pencil Cafes, Plated do-De1k Seals
Dc1z and Pen Knves--Key RingS-Boxes Paints
India Ink - India Rubber --CameIs Hair Pencils
Drawing Paper, &c.-BLANKS and STAMPS, as
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change. Powers Of Alto ney, &c.
~ Public and Social Libraries fuppIed at the
fioFtrh notice, anJ on the mon resfonabc .erms.
y. 3. Cath and the hghed price given for all kind
Of RAGS and JUNK Portland, on. -.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
Jacob Rolfe,

Has Eor J,t, at BIZ 65ep ii Uai9n.Grsef,
a New AID handione ftanding top CHhF5E,
n with iron axIetrre aad non top e. fhip and
nnih'p, with good Harnefs.--Affo. SADDLES
and BRIDES, &c'-Likewife alotnSns ot
TRUNKS.
or. All kinds Of Saddlera Work, as ufaa.l
Portlazd, ca. u.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
Sales at Auction.
Fer Ja,e. ca 7UESDA7- re rob na at Me.

Fer yfre. ea TUESDA7- ne. zch i'm. at mr..
OxaasD'z Offe1. in Fifh.areet,
HNE bas of CettpG, onr caik of Genrv u, eighty
~ empty Kegs, four barrels Pork, one pipe
Brandy, ore hundred quintass Codfih, quantity Of
fcsle Fiih, with variety Of other articies.--The
above Goocs bciny part ofthe tfftfs of 7giStb Co.
ny, bankrupt. SALE al d o'eloek.
n. B. Lhe Creditors to tie fad Conry, are 5efred
10 meet az the Cnmminiouer's Office II F,lh-nreet,
on Ihur'day the 7ad infant, atI7 O'Clock. 10 agree
the conditions Of the fae " fad Conveys proper
.ty At Harpfwsil. JOSIAH TUCKER, .4fTgx4s.
Portland, Oaobrr y.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

ef"E CONN., 0efaeD az FcTJHa borolSb, qUffbt7 and
for ibe Comfy Of Lincoln, on he I4se THtf&1y 81
September, II. D. Sol.
11UMBLY fhews-Anna Tuner, wife of Alex
amber Turner, that ihe is fixed and pyfrfTtd. IN
her oyn right of certain piece Of land lying il
Marlborough, in faid County, with half hour
aud barn ftaDding on the fans, with the privilrg.
es and sPpurtenances thervof. and the laid Alex
ander has for fevrral years treated his iaia Wife,
ard their two daughters with extreme cruelty, AID
has b>en, for more than two years and half laa
pant abtent from this Commonwealth, not having
made any provition for iheT luppor, by trator Ut
which your PctitoneE aud her family have been
reduced to great want aud difrvfs
Wherefore the idid Anna humby Drays vntr
honors 70 empower her 10 fell AMI COavvy The fdld
real eifate. And alto, dsrng tbe sbfsnCc OF her
faid huiband from this Commonwealth, TO make
and execute any coouat, either under fral or 9TH
erwhs, ~ ner own name, asrceably to the aw 10
iuch cafe made and provided. And as 10 duiy
bound win ever pray.
ANNA TURNER,
By SAMUEL THATCHER, Der ostorncy.
ConMoNwEAErB or MAssAcHusErrs.
LINCOLN, Il. III sbe Supreme 5Edisi,6 Cosrt besan
and boidsH ~ PesyHaiboroGgb, evifb.z
asdJe'fbr County Of Liaeoir. On tbr IN
1arideT 81 September, n .. 1901.
Upon the Petition aforeiaid Ord
cred, that The faid Anoa Turner uotify The hid
Alexander Totnrr 70 sprrar az the SuprS nae Jndi I.
cial Court to bc holden at Pownabpoueb, G.Ln
and Tor TIE County Of Ljncolo, Oh me thrd 4 ugG.
day OF June next, by DubhlIng an atteh,Hcd copy
" Tad Petition, and this order theryon three weeks
ucccfhvcly 10 the Nszv EAekaa4 PaA41sA1r, pyinisd
by Young and Minus, and - The Porfi0EG G4zrfIfi
printed BY Eltzcr q. Jrnks. The Taft puhiica;iou
20 b three months before r. Court that the
iad Alexander Gunner may ihr,. md there flew
canie i any he have,why the prayer Ut iAid Petit
ton ihould not be granted.
a true cnpy--fficg
EDWARD P HAYMAN. Cl.,k.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

ON Tuefday, October 18th, at IT
- oclOck in The forenoon win be fold All The
Real and PeIlpEaI ESTATE Of JOSEPH COMFY, de-
csred Bankrupt, a HArpfTeIl con6Ring Of Store,
Wharf, and two Of Land Fiih Y srd and out
'houits Store and one Of Land on Bayeys Tl-
and, Fh Yard, &c. &c Terms and conditions will
be made known The Iine of lale
PO,fLaad 81 Oh. 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
John Jenks,

4 -
INFORMS the public, that he has REMOVED 10
4 No. 6, Jena RazO, F56tfrta where he has receiv
cd, bydate arrivals, a freih iupply Of
Fall and Winter GOODS,
direct from the Manufacturers -ConGaina Of Super
fine, Middling, and low priced BROADCLOtiIS and
cASSlMERES. ofthe moi fashionable colors an az
Torment fancy SWANSDOWN VESTING; 81 AS
TIC and. FOREST CLOTHS; dark blue and brown
COATlNGS fcarleE crimfon, green, and yellow
BAlZES white and yellow FIANNELS; white
Twilrd do; Spotted SV ANSKINs; blue and olive
SHAGG DUFFfLS "a, ga, Ga, and fo.4 Rof-
BLANKETS nriped Duff do.
Alto for fale, wide INDIA C0rToNS, fuita,e for
fiecting INDIA CALIcOES; Bandanra HAND
KERCHlEFS black and check'd Barcelona duo ],
Mems Worried HOSE; variety OF Mems and Wo-
mems SHOES, at reduced prices.
The above Goods are offered for Tale at WhoelAle
and Retail upon the veiy 5et terms, for Cali only
Portland, or &.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
Five Dollars Reward

II OST, between the Ha, Market and Hnrte.
II Tavern, on The 9Th iER. l,ather POCKET
BOOK, wiki Letters and Papers of % coaieqaeacc
% any one except The owaer-a l. tier directed to
Peter r. Smith, Ejq. and twen:y-on Dollars IN
Bank Bills. Whoever has foCnd. aud Will return
Il 60 this Office, fhsll have the above reward.
Oa 70. JAMES PAINE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

NNANTED immediately, one or two Lads a. ap-
prsnices 20 the Boat Biaaigt lsfnsE. Enquire Of
jerks * CLARK. Ossskg 10,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

TO tbe Honorable tbs .TaRiees ef he Supreme yaas
eiaI Goart, bsiae8 al borough. qOibia and
for ibe Couaty Of Lincoln, on he IN TaclS1y 81
September, II. y. Sol.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
IEaac Adams.

AANeAANf &N~NA "a
ID E1URNS hrs thanks 80 tlofe who have favo, ed
~ him ~th thor cation, and lo.icits continuance
OF iH~0ug moved from TIE n md formerly occupied
by MIR. PArrFH, and taken tie aore 40. IT, Tars,'
H0zy, rPPofie Mr.. kEST who're he has lately re-
rcired large a.ioTtEtat ~
BOOKS,
10 Hlaory, Issv PhyGe and Diyinty--which viii be
fold Al the owe cath prices
Morie's and Gu,hrIc', Geography; Small and large
Bibles .Teltaments BeknaP,, Watts and smiths
Plains and Hymns Pixies, Walchs, and Temples
Arithmetcs; Greek and L attn Caiiies Blunt's Navi-
gator Coan Pilot and MsOre's Daily Atfiflant; sea-
meas Journa,s Scales and D,vders, Charts, &c.
Wrapping, Letter, and Writing Paper, Nv the ream
Or imaier qgAnti'y; common and ben Dutch QaIs I;
lnhruefions for the Fife Flute ADD Violin; BdIs voi
and Violin Strings Writing and Cyphering Book !
Copy ips-RECCRD. and ACCOUNT BOOKS Of
various kieds--BLANE<S ard STAMP PAPER
A large ADDITION Of new Books 10 the Circulating
Library.
-Aio, He1U aD5rtmsnf Of
EngG(h and Welt-India GOODS.
C4fh given for RAGS and JUNK.
Portland, Osotef I9.
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DortlanO.
MeaD4i-, OcToDER 9, 1901.

fhs K-anebec pap-7 II the 9th init. contains
as'ement Of 70 es from iwenty lix towns ia
re sitf Il FERN Dlli4, being all The towns in
" Il 'Blstings e-eh-ld exeePtingCanaan aud
Fairfield. By Tbs fareneht Mr.. CosS, has
Sos--sir, Daaupa, zl6--Mr. KaR.y. asa
Scattering yo'es II; giving a minority Of IS
p Nj. Cook
THE Fever RACES 9Th conf5erab,e violence
= Ao.iok. 10 the AZ hours preceding Sept.
d'era ~sie aighieen de1hs.
Tie Z. $. fFigats Bottom, Capt MIMI. in
eTe2gn3 aut OF the EAT River, al New.York,
vel % il- rec! near The Battery; but fortu
aaeiy has been get Of, without much damage.
s'ssaS srounttd athigh water, it wls rem Ter.
g nsceliHy to take our her guns, and Cart her
x-tGc.lks.
aachae for tanners to foften hides, work
'at Tbs lrle, fcower The leather, or work the
a1less, ha, beea invented by J. LadI, of Uni
u n r. The Machine, or BezmingMill is
1o'ssd by water, or by horfe when moved by
saer' 4 vii perform as much buiinels ia one
aay' as hxmsn.--When moved by horie, as
"ash as four men.-Coa of the Mill, 90 dol.
1s;-ihs Pa'ebt right, 80 dollars.
iae.seds Of fraximsS 7rsf5EH5 plant which
native OF North America, have bsen found
-pon ''lal nthe famous brewery Of Mr.. Rees,
y Seve., 10 France 10 ferve a. an excellent fub.
- ior hops. The plant Is abous TO be cult
ned tor ibis ufr at Ssraiburgh.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

~O men eoming in fight of towr, one
ss.lVsa 10 the other There IL is--don't you
The other replied, " On fuch a
res san't lee the toccn for the borJtJ."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

A Journsyman sADDLER & HARNESS MA
n KER, for four five months.-E uqujre al
EBENEZER BUGBEE, Fceport,-ar of Sir "A
MITCHELL, next door to Mr. Paios's Stage
Houfr, Portland. on ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

G Tbs Iu5ffri6sys to tie Pc44zdNo
Asssasshr. are rzqusftdto meet This Evening, az
tie Colombian Hall.
o.. 70.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

The Fever RACES 9Th conf5erab,e violence
+ Nofolk. u the AZ hours preceding S-pt.
t'ere ~eie 5ighjeen d-a1hs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09
MISCELLANY.
ARTICLES oAIrrkD tksr yEkk. ]

A'nloa all the jun caufes of folcitude and
fear which arlfe out Of the ftuation Of our
Puouc affairs, there are alto many circumstance
highly cenfolotary aid cheering. AT no pre-.
vIou' period have the federalias aaed with fuch
energy and confltency as at the prefsnt. The
hrmneis exhibited by the majority of the Sen.
ate OF Penniylvan;a, the mutual dfplay Of
talents By very respectable number of gentle
men IN Congrefs, during the debate Of the
iediton law, and the Preicnt lteady ma enanim
lty with which the FederalRs in Congrefs.
MAINTAIN their rots by day and night, are
glorious proofs, that there is yet much virtue
e&tan', and that men of integrity have their eyes
oPsn uPen our real fituation and have at length
reiolved with one accord, 20 dre6t their meal.
ures accordingly. All honeR men, who are
well informed, now appear to realize, that eve
~ inch yielded 10 ambition; demagoeues, whom
nothing but complete domination can fati.y IS
10 much directly advanced towards certain ruin.
Gaz. U..S1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09
FRUIT TREES.

Farmers too generally think il tu1icieot 10
part apP'e trees. To cho f che fruit, and to
TAX good cane III them atte. wards i a lea.t As
important. Il is perhaps bette fnr 4 farmer 20
have no trees, th'n 70 bave only fuch as he ne
gletls.
Every farm ought ~ have A few st. Ger.
man, Ind other good win er pears--a lew
q cen gage, 6Amfon, and other ultful plums,
f'me Englhh cherries, and peaches. But he
main iuPPly Of fruit ihould lie apples. For cider
is wholefomer, more pdlatable and more in
fathion for la0orefs, than muddy beer, or rev
,um.
Of all apples. The four or Ro>bury rufetng
is the mott profitable Il leldom hears to fuch
execis as to break The limbs of the trees, the
fruit IS di(perted amo- the large limbs, and
being ihet=red, i bears IN bad years more than
any other apple /: Il is the bcl to keep, worth
the mott 10 fell and inferior 10 none Tor cider
either for long keeping or for goodnets. Other
apples icaiceIy pay for picking. Early apples
come too loon for cider-Lbor IS worth more
then for any o.heT pu'Pofe than picking apples
ard they are gencrLly eaten by The cattle OF
wOrie than lof.
The trees ihoulI Be kept, from their i'm
qraoOtb, 70 Pr'irei as to lpreai very much rather
than to run un rail-; they Mould lie cleared
from limbs, thIt crop and choak OF. tie free
circulation at The air From May to Novcm
her, manure enough to Gmothcr and Kill the
crais lhould be fp' cad about The aems Of the
young trees. But after November, il lhouId
be carefully removed, As The field mice would
otherwite gnaw the bark, and fPoil the trees /;
one hundred trees thus carefully managed
woult yiclG more profit, than 500 neglected.
Palladium
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09
Foreign Intelligence.

LONDON, bEc u.
AT Rome It has been propoled 70 change all
the religious orders into ore to be divided
into four congregations, Of which the 6rGt will
be appointed for the fsrviee Of the altar. the
fecond for preaching. the third for attending
The lick, and the fourth for the education and
pRruaioh of youth.
A remarkable circumftance is mentioned in
a letter from Spain. AT Calmouta, fnall
town in Andaluiia, the Plague manifeaed ifelf
in an ilolated houfe, where two perlons died.
The inhabitants Of the town perfuaded them.
felves that by burning the houfe and the two
carcafes tkey Ibould iecure themfelves from rhe
fcourge. They actually carried their deGgns
into execution, and the malady entirely diff
appeared.
Bonaparte, it is Caid, propofes to the En-
peror, as = coalition for the repewal of the ar
mifice, that two ltrong places ihall be given up
To him, one of which is Pahau, which covers the
paAage to Vienna.
Its lated that a corps is now forming On.
der Gel. Erikine, Of the 9Th Light Dragons,
for the purPofe of being TENT to Egypt, TO teach
the European ta6ticks to the Mamelukes and
other natives. The Officers are chiefly taken
from nc HidlIaTJ hSAucull az I1iSh ~ }SoHO-
The Privates, it is added, viii be chiefly taken
from the Guards.
DECEMBER I3.
We lated 70 long ago as the sd inf. that we
had good grounds for believing that The Prui-
fans would not long remain at Cuxhsven. We
are happy ia now confirming The Intelligence
of the actual difpoGtion Of the Cabinet Of Bcr-
lin. Letters received by the Hamburger Mail
yeaerday tate, that the frf detachment Of
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09

l6ooo Tickets, att Dollars each, is 44,ooo
The Prize Of so Shares IN the Canal, &c. will be
aligned TO the lalt drawn Blank.
The Drawing Of this Clafs viii poiltively COM
nence on the 44th Day of March next, ans continue
from day 10 day until compleated.-The prizes,
OF money, viii be paid by the vendors Of tie tick.
ets, without deduction. Thofe Of 10 dollars and
under, on demand, and All others ia thirty days.
after the In fhall be publhs The Shares N the
Canal, Mile, &c. will be conveyed by the Pro
pretor and inihed without any expepie TO the
oder or holders ofthe przes--reierviog 70 himtet
he privilege ct redeeming the fame any time with )
IN two years from the commencing the drawing OF
this cafs, by paying the amount Of the prizes Y
money, and twelve per cent. per alnum interet
thereon 10 the time Of redeeming the lame
EPHRAIM ROBINSON,
SAMUEL TEENEY, Managers
NATHA NIFL PARKER,
o. 7iekris II Il: a5sr; La'sry, for .E'ls al
jerks Book Rore
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09
MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1901.

employed to compofe a fashionable bonnet -
Formerly it formed very eilential and indif
pc nfable part Of the drapery of all thofe who
pr eiun,ed to approach the fair Tex in the char
act OF admirers, as appears from the follow.
ing trking irterrogatory of the poet
WHtom black vsFoet Lrescbef, 4,baf is man ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09

Parts, TEc. s.
From Riga, November Q, we learn, that
letter from Gen. PahIcn, received there Tome
days preceding that date, has given caufe 70
many coneetures.
This General, Governor Of Peterfburgh.
dined lately with the Emperor, when ali on q
fuddeu his Imperial Majefy propofed to him
20 give as toalt--" The health Of the ereateIh
man in Europc"-The General, as a courtier,
wifhed to believe that il was the health Of the
Emperor himlelf. No faid Paul !. " Il i
thsc Of Bonaparte thss with to celebrate n,
After the honors of thetoaa, they both eKcIai-.
med Eiazsa 1isars Boadbar,fo 20 Since the
time all the tables Of Peteriburgh have followsa
the example.
hEcEnceE 10.
I've arc aGared that the Confdlar Cuard
have received orders to hold themtclves IL rea-
dinefs TO march at a mement's notice for the
Army Of Italy.
1t appears that in Bohemia, Msravis, and
Aulrian SileGa, the Proclamation Of he Arch
dixie Charles ha, been followed ~ The noe
vigorous nleaf1rcs. All msn able 70 CARY
arms have been inpreIIed "a the fields, and IL
the midi Of he families.
The RoyaliR Chief Georges. has begun liza
operation sSain in Gle AiOibihas.
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LETTER TO MR.. CRAIK.

Si2-Do you mean to give your fellow
citizens the man Of their choice, or do you Gill
mean 70 continue to be the principal bar to
Their vifhes /? lfyou do, are you prepared 70
me me aqOekrnfd anger Of an injured peo.
pie n
g Thus far the letters-They were under
fcoled as you iee.-What will the independent
well informed citizees of New England, FAY TO
'hete lhngs They have had no effect here,
and The Members defpife the bathrooms who
thus threaten them: But they mark which way
The wind blows
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09

n letter dated Wgl5mgton, tie Iob infant
Ea)S-
" The Houle Of Representatives have this
day agreed to diicontiuue the aa fufpendng
Commercial intercourfe between the United
States and France ard the dependencies there
Of, after its expiration, the Cd of next month
The votes were 81 fer its continuance, and 20
againG it,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09

"ANTTMAcHUS the oet,reading bis YER
les, was deferted by all his hearers fave Plato,
to whom he fAid, g aall proceed nevertheless /;
Plato is himlelf an audience
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09

"Ilike port wine, fAys one, like claret, fays
another, what wine do Jon like fpeaking to a
third" that Of other people"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09
Something confident with Jacobinifm
FROM WASHTMGToM I'd. Is

FROM WASHINGTON FEB. Is
=" This day Mr.. ]. G. Thomas and Mr..
Cfaik, ispnd in the Pigeou:holes in &c Cham
Der OF the Houie, the following letters
LITTER TO mR. CRAIK.
FEB. IS.
" SiR-The people have waited long enough
for the votes Of Congrefs to give them to the
man Of their choice As PreGdent.
I We will. however, allow you one week
longer rather than proceed to exuemities but
# by Saturday next Mr.. Jefferfon is not elected,
or MIR. Burr, Frs tvWtakF Jatb rusqfarss as qyl2
Placst5s j5rmer IN tbe Chair and we will leave
you to imagine hoqp cUs mean to deal qrab you
and your portJ-we are arong and well ap.
pointed. LOOK OUT"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09
Elliot G. Vaughan & Co.

uAvI JUST REcEIvED, AND NOW READY F3R
SALE, AT THEIR VARIETY STONE, FlSH-
aTREET, NEXT DOOR TO THE MAINE FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE. oFFIcE--AN ASSORTMENT
OF
EsgEjb, India, Hard-TVars s. Wef-Lrdia
GOODS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09

-, "ANSA"3 NV 20.
All the devices which reach Us from the
kufhan Frontiers, as well as the reports of the
few travellers that are fent out Of that umpire.
plainly thew that rupture between the cabinets
Of Peteriburgh and London is predetermined
by he former. BeGdes the preparations made
IN the RufIiaf harbours, two armies, Of
$4,000 men eack,are collected on the frontiers.
third corps near Riga, and fourth, with a
park Of Fifty pieces Of artillery, was Rationed
near Cronaadt; the latter had orders fome
weeks ago to hold themfelves in readinefs to
embark, but they have tince been put into can
comments. Ali Rrangers, Especially the En-
glib, are narrowly watched, both in their con
duo and eonverfation, by emiFaries Of the
court, who infett not only all public places, but
alto private circles.
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[voLvMt nj

Pruiiians had marched from Cuxhaven, and
were to De followed by others
DO the 9Th infant, died Al Hlnhurzb ths
Count De Schimmel mann, brother of the min
liter OF the Finances In Denmark, and Danifh
mniaer at Hamburger.
There Is reafon to believe that Louis Bona
parfe is to have an interview with the Fmner .
pr Paul al Groduo and thar Gen. Sprenepor-
ten, who IS to arrange the return Of the RutIian
prhoners 70 their own country, is alfJ commit
loned to pay bis compliments to the chief con-
iul az Paris. The French Journals fay, that he
IS charged with fpecial commilion, and Il
The bearer Of the emperor's anfwer to the over
lures Of the French Government.
a tvench edition of Walpoles HiRoricaf
Doubts, faid to have been tranhated by the IN
fortunate Louis XVI. IS about 70 make its an.
pearance in Paris.
The Countefs of Lichtenau, the n1iRrefs Of
king Frederick William and diferaced A. m.
commencement of this reign, has obtained leave
to remain in the Prufian dominions, provided
that lhe fixes her reGdence neither IN Berlin.
Potzdarn, nor Charlottenburgh.
Yesterday evening a Flag of Truce arrived
AZ Dover, with dispatches tor M. otto.
: 4 = ldld tnat the Oupatches received by M
Otto,contain fofne freih proportions from Boa
aparte TO our MniRers. The extraordinary
CELEBRITY with which they were conveyed, may
De aieribed 10 the accoun; of the victory which
accompanied them, which, no doubt, was cal
cuiated tor Tome particular purpofe. Victories
may be dearly bought; and il does not appeak
from Moreau's own account, that he intended
60 attempt the Pahage Of the Inn, or to occupy
any important Pofition in confequerce Of it.
i Is ra,hsr extraordinary, that he fhould omit
The name Of the Autrian General bat the
whole appears 70 have been written in ahurry,
or garbled in hurry By BonaParte.
Copenhagen, Nor. ~. According 10 fome
accounts from Stockholm, the King Of Sweden
Will very ioon make journey to Pete,i Burgh,
TO have Perfonal conference with the EN-
Peror on political fubje2s of great importance.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09
FOR SHE,
A Farm in Bridgton,

CONTAINING I3o acrcs-in the center Of tie
Y town, with good Houle. Barn, and ont houfes
thereon Payment viii &c made eafy--APply At the
Puil- Office in Bridgton, or Of JONATHAN SMITH
living the Premiles.
Byi1gfsn, h'arb I.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09
ANOTHER LETTER GAYS.

" Mr.. Burr has written to Gen S. Smith,
and Gen. Dayton, declaring be would nor come
10 Preiident By the influence of the federal par
ty as it would dearoy bis purpoles. He has
been dupcd by the democrats.
M'Clay one Of the Virginia delegation,
tarfied the whole of 1hurfjay night At the
Capitol, With 1, armed men to prevent As
be !ays, The meeting Of the federalias there that
evening though inch meaturc was never, rs
have heard, contemplated. So we 60. If
jeferlon is eleaed, il may Be attributed to
thefe three cauies-,hc difgu1 Of fome Of the
federal members; the fears Of others and 70
the mhcondu6t Of Burr