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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
Nj Ter re Psrt',s5 'cd1ett,
YORK COUNTY ELECTION.

MR. jerks,
IT would bc.zn rxNtllen, rule in all election eommu-
ncation, that the writer fiould fay no more IN favor
of the candidate he propoies than che candidate could
totally ddcrert that whch writer has drclied ne
candidate in his election character aud robes, the poor
man would never recognize himielf were he IN
formed by The name, Cor whom the unwieldIy oh ae-
ter il intended. Mr. Grtc7 Of Berwick, "a certainly 4
man OF good abilities. bat when are informed that
he is s1tsf'. that "b yrgzari II safrrcd y rEbs-
risas that he " rUsH a.gslt7ti ,rif5 ~ i1fgas y
~ goglzvraiiy" that even rtr ESEATH gfEaasy Ess
jaficl % repsgtiol": thA BIZ 'rtI BIZ y
iasi2yy ard eesaszy that BIZ repEe u sgkL.es
and that ~ Bhtv< ~ fvsrsy Co8f, tst aud
a thoutsnd imaginary qualifications heiide We can
icarcely ecogniie PLAN man. without, prelume, any
urdnary r7grE nan ~ or eyfftai; : man, VII
. quite young tho 20 The particular Of his belief
can readily fee the propriey Of thar n man who has
jut thrown OF the eerlca. !IAhit There worthy Mr.
CEf' too (who without doubt IS go'd young NAM
quite funk under the weight OILS election character
aud an honelt Is loA in the lpendor and glory Of
ms apparel. His fortune too mentioned fufkc eat
10 entie him the lupport Of his c low citizens as
though MIR. Cults wealthy Alderman canvan
ing for the majority with promes to fpend his ample
pat imony IN city ieaAs and riots Il IS impoihhls that
the citizen from this manner Of pgg rbayari. 1houd
ever know the zeal prftenons of the candidate il is
much like n no Rsfabcs bozpa " for tzarkI
Infinitely better would be for the candidate himle
70 address his fellow citizens 10 the following manner
tho with better matter !; viz
- S-O-eiiiEe-s Of f5e third sgRaya DJ7ri8.
"At the urgent requea OIL ear,my too partial friends
have been induced offer myelfs candidate Cor your
lutrages the approaching elect on feel extremely
dfdent Of my abity I'LL with iatsfseti0n The i'm.
portant office. which has been 60 wurthiy uaiuea BY
your late representative the Hon. George Thatcher
BUT the kind Partially which you have already hown
TO one. who waS bosn and educated among YOU, has
emboldened him I'LL further TO folicit your iuppor
and ihould he cetw with it, he will ervenIy y, Az chat
the confidence which you may be pleafcd to repnc IL
him, may rebound ycur preitnt and future felicity
An address OF this kind would be lu0ieient 70 al.
prize the citizens OF the candidate for their uraqes
and drea sher attention to that parton whom they
may iuppole ben entitled 20 their lupport 81 this
mode OF propoiing candidate, be acceptable % my
fellow citizens they have only 70 imagine much bet
ter adtreis than the above, sa7cd aud EsatI byIoEN
LORD, Ia. OF Berwick, and on Monday the AID inn
reward his MERIT by their united fupport.. z A.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15

The National fntelIgencer, printed at Warrington
contains copies OF correspondence between MIN
liter at London Mr.. Kirg, and Lord HdrU5ssyy ref
pecling Englh depredAtionsupon our trade twet.
indies In con(equence Of the lPired reprefertaons
of Mr.. King the Britifhgoverument have dued orders
for reforming their Wea- India Admiralty Crutts. and
have poihtediy condemned the mealures Of fsd
ourts Ia their conduit respecting American veneIs
Il is hoped we GhA foon hear Ut our flag being more
reipe1ed ia that quarter
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15

fTLs.Ssnate d;d not pan this addrefs with
ont e6n6derable difcuaion ; The objection was
RATED 70 that paFsee which relste to the elec-
ton OF Mr.: Jsfferlon. or a plea that IL did not
expreis. a iufhcient degree OF confidence in his
adminiaralion the motion for amending il was
however haally LOT; yeas Il, nays zs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
-EfdRLNE APrLrrrc

Schooner Rtlolution, Tate Il DAYS frem Martinique
for Portland. vas fpoEcn ia lat. 10 lorg 50. Schoo.
ner Dolphin, Pummer, from Bottom arrived AZ 81.
Pierre with the ofs Of bis mammal and deck load "
lumber April I3
bst'H, JIM n On Wednesday evening the United
state trgae ConItituticn commodore Talbot anchor.
Cd off the Light houfe.
:, The Bath, Thralher, Of Portland, has cleared at
NewYork for Liverpool, \ ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
AN INDIAN ANTIQUITY.

piece ofcopper com has lately been. difeovsred m
opening fpring in the village Of Chillicothe, in tho
North weitcrn fetrif5ry ImprS gsons upon paper Of
both 6des Of th coin have been lent BY John 5. Willis,
TO gentleman ia Philadelphia They appear 10 be
Chinsfe characters Upon 'prefenting them 70 MIR.
Peae for his Mueum be produced four pieces Of cop
per coin procured at different hmcs from China. which
arc exactly Gmilafts the one ound in the fpring at
Chilicohe, "a Tar ssa Judgment can 10 forned from
comparing them with the npreons Of the latter upon
paper. The chitcoshf eoin Is now IN the pofeGion
Of Ecveraor Ct Clair. 400
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15

A
L9nd Pspt-s, 10 Ap il-i9s have been received
At New York. They tupP ia; tubicquent articlts
OF t,lIErucr: N
That Lord 81 Hylrns Is appointed EnvoY Extra
0rdipsry 20 the Emperor % Ruaia; aad The Britlfh
y>p. q tons a. conpromIte are Augmented by the
known chataa> y OF hi negotiator.
That the private correipondynce respecting Peace
contiaues between ihe Brith aud french Govern
mentb.
The following are reports
Tha, the Danih troops evacuated Hamburg
April r1--and the PruiIians had promiied not TO
occupy u; but a later vep0rt Jays, the PruiiaRs
had actually cloftd the Elbe, the Ems and the We
e., aeaiuit Britfh veGels and ihisWas mentioned
as re&fJn for the nOn arrival OF feyeral mails in
England from Hamburg. .-
That the rumour of an alliance between France
and Turkeys COrroboraled.
That Alexander OF RufliA, has addTtTed a letter
TO a. the Governor of.the Bataviau Republic, "
and appointed Mnierr 10 20 70 the Hague. The
politics of the new Emperor yet teetn problgm4t-
ical. .-,,. y
That tumults bad occurred IN Stockholm, Swe-
dta, and tke King had 10 CoGfequeace lctt that
capital. ..,
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w. B. Reed


- A%oNnVN, and late ~. IN
SILK DER 81 Sc q T1,1,l !.
At Mr.-cARY'', H.ir-dreis5 M,sal.s 1870
PEGS leave to inform thef,1
~ Of Portland and ia ycin~s aaa esss
Up nthe above bu6ncfs dirr.qlg' '.ll ia.
'' coors, e,ther 90 Silks. Sam. 4ay dsS
ksls, Woolgss, &c. &c. h. ss', Dau'a
hnilhi aud warrant The c1lnr, 's ~ carS
Wait'oats OF Smahch ,fb-. u' N aaad,
ipots tNiraeted-Litewiie diva ii. MI leaH
pIog abroad. Calicp Pow M Nj, sao,' MI
lnrn'tnre, { IA aGd chat bo,tom NJ M
The eolors W. pr fersed, ma ~ NJ
As new.---MulNs BY thtp,ess \.
iysd q Bate, yellow, OF peru sass M, " Y
Six Stockings, GIovss y NM 0''A
GauLea, Grapes and Lace, ~. ~. ulul
Camel Hair Shawls, o.. Fr 1'a''
Beautiful Liquid Blue, 4, w. u.
Mourning for fuperals dyedattlr 49, 49,.
and orders from the country go,
puRttuAlitY and dilpaich.
n. .. Air. Y. svi5eL u isftiro,sa
By .R4y SviA " az /sort bere.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
NEW. ORLEANS BLoCKADFp.

Gentleman from kentucky, arrived At New.york
informs, tina foon after the blockade Of Neworeans
by the Brth four briggs, belonging 20 Newl ork laden
with hour failed from that port with determination
to hazard eoape bat unfortunately three out Of the
four were taken aud ordered for Jamaica. Create
titles Of aouf we're oered very low prices, crcd
it. thar could not be Told and, 0loud the bio .kadc
con,nue, many thou aIld bWrcls. which AZ hrar
ket would DC oR it cou not IN that climate bePre-
icrved from damaging -s
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
99ettIano,
REPREsENTATIvE.
MoND4r, jung rs, 1891,


Asrssahly to precePt lued by the Cehefal Court
of this Commonwealth the inhabitants of this town
met on Thurfiay Ian, Tor the purpofe Of ehooGng a
Rste REPRESENTATIVES when Capt JOSEPH Tfrc0AfB
was elected This choice gives additional itrength to
the ederel nterci in the Legilature by afording Il
another member who is actu1ed by thoic eady Amer
lean principles which have 20 emineniy conui6ued to
the proipaity otour country
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15

George Clinton, Efq. has been declared as the Gov
ernor elea Of Newyotk and Isremiah Van Renialear
ETC. as Lieutenant Governor.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15

Henry sewa Efq. IL chofen Major-Gens OF the
sh dvihon Of the militia Of this Commonwealth ia the
room Of General Dearborn, reGgned.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
AMERICAN TNDFpr, u !

Or 7bee Psrj0rs vybo ~. ~
TIE Fourth Of July, a., ,sg6.ass !. " y u
Tavern. THIS EVENING y WI WI. |. r. W ~
may u f6ssgbt proper. 'l's 80
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15

So. = ~ INC Kew. Caleb III. eFsan,
LAND 70 Mii' Passs ! ,s o's s. NH NJ
------..--u.... -Y@ q Pm.
AZ Cambridge, On Mond.vl1aa
70. Captain OF the prov;a N. asAAust
att'Vs officer IN the campalso = Y i'I'is. ~.
tsr 81 this upright and wS,, Y t'5S~'ess
'hoie quail g which rtade 10y oar y. w
engaging. His mind ~ NY, p's'y aa.S
The lciiure Of a Isboriou. M s4isasd Y, "
IN ihrniihing il with varim,s s's'el ", !. y
OF the truth. AND importanec y ''a'ioa
rational q .seye and praaic ! u 4 s calp
Cd N the elosng fcenes of IIlr -l'lt'E ~
hope o. future hsppins6 which 'a PIX, y n
As friend, s.brother = h,rf l'" ! ssAse y.
tender and sffeaionatc. a., 'aa
and governed hts whole eona,,n s'1 st'n X ~
OF squHy. He va lover 81 -, Y " ~
ersment, and al Ardeut friend = 'at Z
eie'y he has bequeathed a. "a. y II Gun,
ely, integrity. and chriaian ms.l pa,
2 rich legssy--the ineaimsblr -. on
iihed reputation.--He was ip,.r. .ss'I''
maionic honors ''u p Kas
q
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15

a BRICK STORE "a r,re-hrtst. nigs
n Cat o. for a.d,alJr VI Wsa.Iada Gail
Grocetiss. Inquire A WIN FenneIYl fe
9unr *, tS0t.f
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
DIRECT TAX.

SECOND DISTRICT, SECOND DIVISION, ~ THE
STAT OF MASSACHUSETTS.
PURSUANT to an act of ConETeis, pafled the
4 r4th day Of July, 1893, enHLed " an act n
lay and collect direct tax within the United States"
will be fold at public fa,C,at tn dwelling Aoute W
Seth MntbeK jun. innho.dcr ~ orthydrmoEth, oa
Wedhelday the 18th IF January next, a, O'Clock
p. N. 70 much Of he under deicribed efatr', con
fitting Of dwelling houf:e and lando, as VII fatsfy
the Taxes dul thereon, togeth5rwilh the legal COTS
and charges unlsls taid taxes and charges Be
paid previous 10 that time,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
DIRECT TAX.

STATE or MASSACHUSETTS, THIRD COLLECTION
DISTRICT, SECOND DIVISION.
ATOTICE i hereby given, BY virtue OF an att Ct
~ Congress paIed on the I4Jh day Ct July, 1913,
eatted. Al at 70 lay and collect Direct TAI with
in the United S,a;es-;he following taxes Affected on
the respective Houfes and LAM, 70 which they relate
b:came due and payable on the leventh day Of spill
l9co Of which the fsid Tcpbted owners, Pohehors or
occupants of iaid Houles and Lands have been nou-
fed y the Cole or ii manner Ire:fcd aore!ad, vet
faid taxes remain unpaid IL Ilid dfr9 namely Tint
5sa, Grey, Ns7rgoae,fey and P589a Chim ftuated in
the county Of Cum!Jerand
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

L printed every MONDAY Morning p M frA
iENKs. JUN. At the Printing OEice E'. w ess.5ieIi.
OppoGte Tones Row, Portland ""@' .rfees Il
lions Communications, Advertisements
News, &c are received with a'ten''o u, vtf
The price is oNE DoLLlR AND PET
executive Cf poiAge IN ertsu6gt
AS This GAZETTE has the largch aho hIr advaD-
circulation Of any paper in 1la'H \ eSl-rtsd rea
tageous for Afvsrtysue7s' 0hicn "'l y
lonah y, and i'll 4 conlPicuous m4nllei
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Englilh Hats.

lust received by the JffrervI from L'.7' p II.
j for Gale by JOHN jerks, No I, l los'iH A
F69rest, an alTor menJ Of Mems and ou'H VI "
Of hyperion quality, aud very cheap -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

The cant word Joyr, which is 70 COMMON among
tockneys and coxcomb5, not, generally iuPPoied
che quaint invocation Of the prelent day In Shakei-
oear's Henry VII the Duke o. Buckingham defcribng
the malice and threatening looks Of Cardinal Wolley
proceeds thds,
--s' Tread 10 bis looks,
- Matter againG me ana his eye recoild
Me, as his abjeCt objett; at this intact
'' He 50yr- me with fome trick"
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Poetry.

From SrwALLs MscELLANEous POEMS.
=. j5lo7yiag S9seeb yoy aGIurs voo, aaay mate y 2
noted gznsfer Ia " II. Oh O3iaipzga ssra9 agaoF ne
aa4ni79ss opinion 9f5e JUICES By faperTg qUi'b fbe Hry
WE cit and 6467od, Hirr'd our dumps,
But IDS they put Us to our hum65
They held cart cards, lea fsit heide,
With az far boan5 on their hde;
They bk,yd t5e dsaes but we, more brave,
Fu1li'd on te1yts, and bAy'dBe kaavs.
We better knew the blet to fix.
And won the game at lat by triets
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

TYTHEREAS my wife RUTHEY STACEY, has
wv conducted IN a very uuhe coming manner--ail
pcrlons are hereby forbidden to trait her. as will not
pay any debts of her contracting JOHN STACEY .
PayJ5a5sH, November 7t5, 8or'
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Printing,

Ornamental and plain executed A. "a 20 aaiicsi x
a han drome manper, and Il ihe ,r s,rTs Jus
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And tina; 70 much Of the above deicribed property
as viii pay the REFLECTIVE taxes aAeted thereon with
COTS and charges, viii be fold At Public Vendu-, At
the dwelling houe q DANIEL HANEY, nuhoder il
Gray, on the laf Tuelday ii January I8ca, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, unlefs prevented by previous
payment.
Thomas Chute, C0Hed0r.
WnrIbam, NoV Z, 1901. (60-8
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n. B. The deII0QUents may cav wv -". -.
Der, Or SAMUEL p. RUSSELL, Erq- Of N''fgA'-
mouth, with whom the Bills ars ISIS.
Bohan z. Field, CoIlfa@
"a DjEyid, ~ Diy5foa ~ State q pay lll4----.
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CONCERNING rsE LADIES !

Late Italian Paper contain a BnHoffbe se4U Pep.
againR The loejnsi Of temale drs5. To this djorder
be Gjcri6rJ all he eoa5 qvbieb have ,7i7sd Estste
and dsprl5Sd The Church. He tdys-
" The eye of Chriaian can no where turn
luelf without encountering abalhed, the difplay
Of feduaite charms, in public and private nay
the very temples are PrOfaned by thefe indie
cences, &c.
"Tbe importance Of this fubiea was deeply
felt by Clement, of Alexandria, who declares.
" that women lhould on no account be permit
ted 10 appear before men in indecent apparel,
LEFT the latter be led into temptation, and rhe
former themfelves be drawn into unrighteopf.
neis, when they attract the eye of the other lex
His Holinefs accordingly has Rrialy enioined
us to Ieprels by fines or corporal ponilhment,
according to the circumstances of the cafe, thefe
crying enormities he directs TOO that their
puniihment fhould alto be extended TO fuch
daniels as, though at the frl fight they ap
pear properly attired, are nevertheless decked
in tranlparent robes, and with vouptuous and
magnificent attire, dilplay themlelves in very
feduetlVe and tempting attitudes. Moreover,
fathers, hufbands, heads Of families, who weak.
ly or negligently permit their wives, daughters
fsrvants, sc. to trelpafs againft thele rules ha
not eicape with impunity. ALTO all taylors
haberdaihers, miliners, and men miliners, hair
drefers and Others who contribute to thefe en-
ormities Of drels, fhall in no wife paf unPun
ihed."
The BURgost on 10 Pate, that
"All Prielts, ConfelIors, Overfeers, Church.
warders, and others, ihall in no wife admit
fuch delinquents to the holy fuPper; that they
thall not allow women improperly dyeded to
enter the church, and if they come they fhall
be driven out and if they refa, the higher
powers lhall be required to lend their aid"
fhisBull is dated atRome the 10th of OEto-
Der. 500
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embellifh that France which people Of al nati~.5
fhall no longer nams but with reject and ad-
mirati0n, and let the foreigner 6nd once more
among you thofe virtues, and endearing hoipi-
talities which Characterize your sncelors
Let every protection rife in proportion to the
dignity of the French name, and let commerce
in reloring its relations with ether nations, 90
ferve that fidelity which fixes con6deRce and
afiias fortune, but upon fyaem the influence
and permanence Of which may be guaranteed
by mutual eaeem and interea
Tia: our commerce fhall ,eiume The rank to
which it is intitled-thus the ties which attach
to our caue the enlightened people Of he con
tinent ihall be strengthened thus even thar ma
ton which is Rill armed againt France lhsli
abjure its exorbitant PrentenGons, and be feni
bic that no true happinefs, with refpeef to ma
tons as well as individuals, can be found but in
the PROPERTY of all.
Bonaparte, frlt Conful Of the Republic, or
ders the above Proclamation to be inherited in
the bulletin of The laws, and publithed, printed
and fixed to all the departments Of theRepublic.
The 6ra cOnfnl, (Signed)
"BONAPARTE.
By order ffbs Fnrf CssGG
The Secretary of State, (Signed)
II. B. MARET.
Paris, March 80, 9th year of tie Rebubiie,"
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Articles of Intelligence.
From TIE M.~ TEX wereaa,it Aavertilsr,

From tie Ms7v 1ork B9ereaatilt Hdoertjifr,
HbrH z9.
We find by our late London Papers, That
Mr.. Pin refgned in form March "A /; That the
Enghih intend, if pofible, to cripple the fleets
of the Swedes and Danes before the Ruaians
join them By which junction it was expelled
that an armada OF 50 fail would be formed a
fotIia of zeo boats was defined TO defend the
COATS Of theie powers That the King Of Den
mark in perfon animates thoie who are making
the Preparations 70. hofiliies That MiniRer
has been fsnt fem Hamburger TO Paris, to re-
Rorea good understanding between that city
and France and, that martial law is Till in
operation in Ireland.
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From the Cenrinsl.
RPrcRAN.'

D. resa5zg BE return q zoe, oy Covsraa,, fra EDEN
(Given unanimcuny for Hon. Mr..ADAAs9.
SEE, round oar land her children throng
Selecting Guardians, wife and it
Requiring " confirmation SfJssg
As faered proofs of holy writ
While reptile Faction writhing grievea,
Still Yi,fUs triumphs over Yiae.-
Lol Sgi4y pAtriot fage receives
Ths luffrages Of Parable
Thus repaic Fa97isa fcouted fped, -
Fell i.iIrsd vIRTvE ErYJs Do Lead. @
Nay 1901. MARITAL.
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From sbe MteU 2srk Caztte, Abra 40.

From Sbe Mee0 Tsrk Gazette, AprI 40.
1t appears by our latelt London Papers /;
That Id. St. Helens had gone to Paris TO ne.
gociate peace, and that French Minifer was
expected in Englandf That Britilh feet lett
Yarmouth, April IL, for the Baltic, and was
ipoken the 18th off the Ca;tegat; That the
price of Proviions was declining.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
The MISCELLANY.
THE SEASON

" From the motif meadow TO the wither'd hill,
Led by the breeze, the vivid verdure runs.
And lwells' and deePens, 10 the cherrlh'd eve.
The hawthorn whitens and the juicy groves
Put forth their buds, unfolding by degrees,
TIL the whole leafy forel lands dilplay'd,
In full luxuriance, to the fghing gales
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

oblerFe the iabbath BY fhuttipo A..
attending public worfhip. e''H iaops Al
~
The roYalias are the fr;ena.
Office as neeeaary, to keep the IscoSi n0a'ss /
per fubjeeion andthe probab;;,,' ou'Os in pts.
IS not adallinated to make room ~ ,s'tasi IA Y
his confulihip viii terminate i ~ - ,or MOIse
OF the old line. Theheir apparent. 's'l0f'Ss
MAR and public ftntiment feems 4 y M.
ming in his favor. ~ y hsnss
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TIE CONSULS OF The REPUBLIC 70 THE
FRENCH.
{" FRFNcHMER /!

A glorious peace has terminated the war
of heCpntinent Your frontiers are extended TO
rhe limits aligned to them By nature. PeoplefOr
a long time feParated from you,again join their
bre thren and augment your population, your
territory and your force, in the proportion of
one ixth.
You are indebted for thefe flccefes to the
courage of our warriors, to their patience in
enduring fatigue, to their pallion for glory, and
to'their care of liberty and Of their country,
bnt you are ALTO indebted FOR them to the for
tunate return of harmony, and to that union
of-lentiment and of interef which have more
than once Preierved France from ruin.
While you remained united, yeur enemies
did not hope TO vanquih you they hoped you
would be conquered by yourielves; and that
the power which had triumPhed over their eff
forts, would PERTH amid the convulGons of
dlicord and of anarchy.
Their hopes have been disappointed. May
iueh hopes never arile again Be eternally unit.
ed BY the remembrance of your domeAic miC-
fortunes, and by the.convi6ton Of your great
neis and force. Dread to debate by vile PAT.
fons a reputation which f. many exploits have
eonfecrated to glory and to immotta lity.
Let generous emulation render our arts
and eur indnlfry productive lei ufelul labor
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
SALEM, MAY s.
An IMPOSTOR.

a fellow has been about this town and vicin-
itY for fome time Paf, with a paper, aikng
charity, and repreienting that he has been a
Prilonsr in Algiers, and had his tongue cut out
there. He has the art Of managing his tongue
in fueh manner as to give It the appearance
of having been cut but it has been found
that good liquor will reaore it 10 proper form,
and fet IL to running glibly. On Saturday be
was tsken up, and committed to jail, for an
examination.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
portlan0.
MoNDAY, MAY r.

The Adjournment Of the annual town /.
will be held this day when On. 4 -. lOs'tas
ions VIII be choien to repreient IN ,os II
General Court. For feveral weigh 'OSaa
1t is thoughr by many, thar two reprsr.. ..'laa
ought to Be choien this year. II i, Eaas
Tor the wlfdom Of the meeting to deei ,i.'''s
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11


We were lat evening pref-nted with New
York Paper, ofTuefday LAT. The hip Mary.
land has arrived there from London, ard bro't
a paper of March %, from which the following
article is exiraded on the fabjea of
PEACE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

Writs Of Election have been iGusdbv b.p
ecutive Authority of this State, for +. - e.
ct Representatives 10 Congress in II. ro. ..0l v:
the ZION. George Thatcher, and Levi T ;,..,0
Eiq'rs. who have refgued their feat, s'1 y
election to be held on Monday the aad ALL II
by information from York, Il apoe,r, ' N
Maj. Lord aad Mr.. Green, of Beiwi,t' - -
he the feeeral candidates, and Mr.. C.s, \, N
anli-tederal candidate, to Gucceed MI. TB-'I. \
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
Il PEMARK

The modeny Of women. prevails more than their
power, riches beauty. hodefly in your difcourfe
viii give lu0Ie 10 truth, and an execute to your er-
rsrs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

The Supreme Judicial Court has hen 81.
at York, during The lai week, and S M s'''l
tlnue there during the prefent week = \. ~
which It will fit two weeks in this row. A's