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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30

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From a Pbigieia5iI PIpsr.
On the morning Of the 9Th, prcvou, to his dcpar-
ture from WllhinEton, Mr.. ADAMS received from
11aR5fz0 Lyon letter Of inluIt aud abul.. on the
fame day its pubIifhed il tie cabinet
paper edited in Warrington by Lyea's ION. ThB
malicious, but imbece production is Characterized by
the ignorance and vugarity which dinguih its beatty
author. As lPeoimcn OF Its Sssaey make the fol
lowing exracts-conhgning both the letter and its
mznnery author 10 universal derifOn and contempt
Ptful indeed mu1 be your feelings ID pafiug home
through the now democratic fate Of Newicrfey which
formerly 70 copiou1y furniibed you with piping III ad-
drees every morning for breakfast; the fertility Of
few of their abandoned citizens udied your palate and
changed the cookery Of the diih oftenc, than your
kitchen ierv4nts Should you flop at Phlade lph.a
how melancholy nun 1t feem TO you, MPhctlon's
band Of C0ckaocd boys are dpetftd grown up into
democrats, 10 federal MODS here now to Eng hail Co.
lumbia and huzza for John Adams, and tetrify your
oPpoiers Hopkinfon's tyre j. Of tune, Goblet and
Liiton are gone, the Quaker for the living Pref
dert, and your old friend Joe Thomas am told can
fcarcely find duds to his nakedGeG am lutPri
fed YOU did not make him Judge"
"Cone, pray ar, cool yourieif little, don't coil
round like the ratle-nake aud bite yuurief no, be-
take yoarfet 10 failing and prayer awhile, il my Ne
good for both body and foul, that fa(r ree5y for
an old in your iituacn than the letting Of blood
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
Late Foreign Neevs.
BY IN arrival at Bottom from Lverreol-Londcn date
10 February 5.
Hoyfs Of Lords--Es6. 2.
KINGS SPEECH.
My Lords and Gentlemen

My Lords and Gentlemen.
1T erii g important 10 5s ip'e,sfs Of ny Ps9S DE-
rice great ts6lio4 I,u hing enabled, FIR TIE f 'e 20
aQaH Yoff tie aA7s. ari aars Of RE PsT'iaafSf q ""
United K11gdozl Of Grrgt Britain and LeAand
TBis ryssr0rabc era dgy6i 5y fbr aee'0ag51fTf Of 2
mature 11zizs4 augment aaf eogArtc t5e FrTgf5 aas
yEny-s Of hLr q6iye ami 70 cement ey TIE Htgf
an ssIaigq Of ~ Spb 7vi, frf Be equally r7art'd By
that Vigor energy and rmn, qpbib TIE sreArgaHi q our
T nrfortuaa, esR IF eq.ats on fJe Continent, and eos
gn.as rO5b MP Be rps7es 10 rg from it. 'aTa0 fail 70
5 uaftey Of ankle and e0uraH to al 70b0 ba7f j JffIHg
III tie fzayiy md iaa pca4:Hte Ct E1Topf
1oar eaassaf 7vsHas yar 'grs T.f q rHfi's p ~
conduit y g osvsys zy5 aeHisH, az sb Pryd yfp'1r'
b more eagag5 ia ez4savsyig 70 7vsatsD tbs ns~aI yf' q
rbs ByiB Eeir, zp5b ba5 bbrfs 9eeesd 70 Ps701S' an
flse 70 to- aordaais esz5ss Of Frame, than IN conserving
II. mean IF s4atral dHs qgagf bsr common aSa i''eg
danger.
Tbe REORGANIZATION 7rbieb dressed to b mate 70 toe Cont
Of P..eyG~gB il .ofF4lHs Of re- oHgrs 'o7'ls' sgiga
tx 6fas property and PcJaz5 " ny st's slVs Ne" iiif
.yL tx azg9 4ss7i and fbs Pr'fstgg' q 7rlifS '''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
SUMMARIZES ne Centiaek

Peace between France and Germany, has
been concluded, and igned at LuRevile. -
The conditions were not 10 be divulged until
the ut loft. But as uuquetonably they were
diaated by France, W. conclude their outline
was gwen by BonaParte to the French councils 4
which outline has been Publ1hed. BY this the
Jeff bank Of the Rhine was 90 be the northern
boundary of the Republic while the Adige
was to be the fouth weasrn limits of the EN-.
pi,e which will receive the Venetian States as
l.nall remuneration for the lofs Of Belgium, &c.
The independence Of The Dutch and Swifs re-
Publcs were 70 Be- recognized by the Emperor /:
Bur we hear nothing Of the CilslP;ne Repub-
lic.--It IS rumnured, thar this beautiful terri.
tory is TO be reierved for BuonapAue; when he
finds the government Of France 100 thorny fox
his repofe.
The Northern confederacy is the next obiea
Of importance 1t comprhes RuGia, Denmark
and Sweden and lis Objea is E4id to be hottie
to the Britiih dominion Of the feas From the
debates, however, in the Brtilh Imperial Par
iiament, an immediate war with lhofe nations
does not appear inevitable. Negotiations 10
prevent the uitimo ratio regum, were in train
and the Daniih Minifer, in anfwer TO a note
Of the Britilh ehvoy, declares, that the confede-
racy has no other o5je6 than The renewal Of
engagements, which in the year 1880 and
1884, were contracted BY Rulia, Prulia, Swe-
den and Denmark, for the fafety of naviga-
tion."-Notwi,hRanding thefe pretenGons, both
fdes were arming for combat. The combined
powers were laid to be equiPping for iea, feet
Of near 50 fail Of tie line and the Engllh 4
ltrong fquadron for the Baltic, to be command
ed by A drniraIs Parker and Mellon. Should
thele preparations end in war the lcene Of car.
mage will be transferred 10 the ocean.-Thof=
powers,if joined by France, Spain and Holland,
can bring to the combat one hundred and TWEEN.
ty line Of battle lhiPs. To meet theIe Great
Bririn can produce betweep ninety and al
hundred fail Of very excellent yehels
The Britih channel Aeet was of Brett, A.
the date of the laa accounts; where the Gem.
bined armada Rill remained.
The Britfth Egypriad expedition, under Ab-
ercrombie, has arrived at Rhodes and troops
to reinforce it were On The point Of falling from
England.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
Commonwealth Of MaGachufctts.

0OlllhOllNC u Observation-Disclosures
7aibe gear d Lsrd one tbonjand eigbf hundred and
one.
An Act refpeaing Boats and Lighters
employed ia transporting Stones, Gravel Or Sand,
within this Commonwealth.
SscT.r B. n ended Bg tbs S9Hats ana H5ufs OF
Representatives., FL General Cont -7abied and BY t5<
aarb6rfty Of tbs fame That every Boat or Lighter.
employed ia tranDf jrting Aones, gravel or fa8d,
within this Commonwealth, nall b marked AZ
lkh WAGER mark, and at leaf at FIVE other places,
WA the figures four, Twelve fxeen, twenty four,
and thirty, lteTbiy made, on the aem and ternpoa
thereof WHICH figures fhall e&prefs the weight
iuch boat or lighter is capable Of carrying, when
The owerpart OF The reipeaive numbers hall touch
the water ia which the fad boat lighter lh4 float.
AID every p-rfon, who fhan uie or employ any
boat or lighter, For the pdrpo;e OF transporting
RoAes gravel or f4nd as aforefad, which mail not
Be marked as in this act is provided, mall forfeit
and pay the fun of ftr dollars 70 Be recovered by
"a acton Of the cafe in any Court proper 70
try the fame, Oy any PertOn who will tue there
for Ard any perfon who ihal put, or cauie 70 Dc
put, Oh anv boat or lighter atoreiaid, any falit
msrks - aforef4id, fhal be fubje6t TO the like pen
atty 70 be recovered in like manner.
Seer 2. AHd brit further rHaaed, That IT ihall be
the duty of the Sele0men, 10 any town where boats
and lighters are owned, which may be employed
Il traufportine fohes, gravel or fand, as ContrCa-
plated 10 this sct, 70 appoint. annually, IN the
months Of April or May, lone iujtab!e perton, 20
afcertaia the capacities Of all iuch boats aud light
ers, and mark the fame, as is preicEibed 10 this
AT who lhaH he under oath, faithfully TO per-
orm the duty as heroic prefcI'oed.
n ID. Houk Of RebreisNfa'!IsJ, M1rfb, 7, 1891.
This Bill having hsd three fevcrl readings, p4f ed to
be enaQed.
EDWD. H. ROBBINS, Speaker.
N S-Hste, M4rcb7 !, 1901.
This BIT hatng hal TWO evrral readings Paaed % pc
en5Gted.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Pr5fAEt.
March >, I8cI--Bv the Governor approved
CALEB STRONG.
Aaf,-JoHN AVERY, Sesre'py'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30

Adyices from ConGs. 'iaop.e ofthe Izth ut.
tate, that the Algerine and Turk:h AmbaGa-
doris have been detained there as hofages, till
tbe SovereignS fhall jpaify thsmlelves, and give
lati'tadion 20 the Porte for the treaty which
Al1iers latsly made with France, and for the
capture Of feveraI Turkih fhips by the Alge-
rine and TuEidan cruizers. The American
trigate thlt conveyed them was obliged @ take
down the Algerine flag.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
MISCELLANY.
FROM A PARIS PAPER.

Arnong the diainguifhed perfonag-s who
hsaea-d to pay their r,lPstts 70 Sir William
AMI Lady Hamilton, and Lord Nelfyn, on
their arrival az Hamburgb, was Dumourier.
During th,ir fhort fay N that city, the tx
General was invited to one Of the parties =
fer fapfcr, Lady Hamilton flung g Goa face
ne Kiqg" at the requed of Lord Mellon: but
when The come 10 the couplet rejecting on
France. lhe was interrupted BY his LordhP'
Dumourer, who I'D liGened il ecRacy TO The
iveet melodies % The 'ejightful MARBLE, deeply
Affected by tais aa # dei,acy, aud hlleI with
sta.ltuJe, b.r!t into tears. Lady Hamilton
f4oe, rg GLc fAv the tears Of Royalit' OF a
heA.i overfowrg with iove for is country
ghRenng in his eyes wcPt in excets OF iottneis'
Lord Melton began &c weep from iy~Pathy,,
and old Sir William HImiIron went 70 dh-
Slpc corner If the roo:n ard wePt 70 keep The
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
VOLUME TTI.1

"All prizes q Rufian veftls which may Be
made after the n Ventoft, FEB. tol man Be de-
clared mil BY the Council Of Prizes.
The MuAers Of foreign affairs and of Marine
and Colonies, are charged with the execution of
the Preent decree, which ihali be inherited il the
Bulletin Of the Laws.
fSignedJ BONAPARTE.
BY order Of the Firf ConfuI,
"MASEr, Secretary ef Sfats."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30

The dyke of Eept isto fnceesd The Marquis
of Corawais in Ireland.
By aconven,ion Gsned at Lunevil;s tbs Gay
before yeIterday Jan. 26th, articles one and
tx, The pl&te ct MsRtua j. Ter, ea1ered Il the
French.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
By Aafboraty.

Commonwealth Of Mafachufetts.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05

LoNDoH, arc. IA.
Lord Mellon It is faid will take The command
Of the Mediterranean feet. Lord Keith is ex-
&petied home. Lord Duncan has !etred from
fervice, on account OF his extreme age, and m
paired contribution.
AUG n. It is reported thai Lord Ne'fon
was called from his fation of Boulogne, ii con
feqience of the dsning P'eliminai-s Of peace
A treaty between the French Republic, and
the Pops, was ligned at Paris the 18th July.
Porto Ferrajo, IN the iGand Of Elbs, Gill holds
OUT againa the attacks Of the French.
Hanover has not yet been evacuated BY the
PaulIi4n troops ; alshoogh Rufia int ereGs
heriet in favor Of the nellur
The harvef this year both in Great Britain
and France has been remarkably abundant.
Bits have been cfFered hat Mr.. Pitt viii re
fame his Gtuation Prime Miniaer at The
commencement Of tie next Se(Ii9n; ard that
Mr.. Addington will BE- called uP to The Hou(e
Of Peers, and appointed Speaker with liberal
FAIRY.
The tonnage Of the merchant Tripping be-
longing 70 Great Britain appears to amount in
veArls above twenty toas bu;then each, to the
Prodig'ous fun Of 10000 cf tons
The efeas Of che Eat INDIA Company in En-
gland and aAoat, oon6ltiog ct annuities, cath
IN the Trealury, goods f'ld and not paid fer,
goods unfold. cargocs aaoa,, and other articles
ri their commerce, amo0nted ~ The year 1900
to Gxreen mi lions, one hUdrcd aud eighty ave
thoufand, nine hundred AMI 6.ty fix pounds,
The fales Of he company goods, which in
the year 1898, were eft'mdted, OF an average,
to 4, 96S ,8ool. amounted lao year to 1867,
7z7l,
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LONDON, AUG IT,

LONDON, AUG ~.
4 fcond attack ms been mad. upon III.
sotll4 al Boulonge, and re are very forty to
Adts. hat il has not hem ATTENDED with The Ie.
ar-d iucocfs. Late lat rieht lie Providence
euf er, arrived Il Dover with dIpatches from
Lord Neiloo.
The attack commenced about quarter a lo3,
at z o'c.ock on Saturday night. Our i1uad
ron, confHing IF 70 boats, was divided inio
four Giviiiors; lh-le d.yilions wgr. ccverel by
70 fat bott0med boats, eath # which carried
a howl Ter, or oarroade. The encmy appeal
20 have expelled lcconJ tack. AID 10 havs
been prepared for il. They had thrown 10
freih works, and had fcnt a large reinforcement
of troops into the town. As II on a. our diy
tions approached efficiently near Tie lhore, a
tremendous h'e IF grape and round fhot open
Sd upon them from he gun vehels and n re
batteries. The former had between one and
two hundred men on board each, and were we'll
covered by thanking batteries Of mottars -
Troops, three deep, insd The lhore, for three
miles.
Our brave failors advanced to the attack with
their uilral ltesdinsls and courage amidt this
heavy Are, ard boarded the euemy's gun vea-ls
Great laughter erlued; but the decks Of feveral
If The enemy's gun-veGel's were cleared and the
ihips taken poftfion Of, but they could not be
yet eff The enemy had taken The precaution
q claiming their gun boats to each other head
and lern intermediate chains ali f4Qened
shsm TO The lhore. While our gallant country
men 1ere uo2vaiiOgly trying to ges them looie
they were expo(ed 10 dreadful dfchar2c #
grape ihot, ihclls, and n,uiketfy. At length
hsy were forced 10 ra''rc, bringing with lem
one lug5er i2ged veGel. Our readers may
form me oPinion Ct The carriage frrm The lor,
ghch Ibis luggcr czPerien, el-oi 70 men, ~
oaly we're eft alive, aad mott If th.f- were
monndad
Our io6 p killed AMI won1&cd IS eGinaed
= aaout 100 men. Capt Pa k-r Of the Me.
.ala, a mol excellent officer, had hi, leg and
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05

The French hiini1tr, Rsinard, has Noticed
in PEI tan- 10 The Executive Council, hat the
FRI Conlul has reaj 7DH5 tbe egzrslef iaaTgzqiisa
the counter revolutionary protect, which tie
Administrative Chamber 81 The Canton Of Berne
had taken upon iti,if 70 Publilh ag4inl France,
and particularly aeainf the fp4raiou Of Ar
govia and The Pays V4ud rem he canton cf
Berne. This untNp. aed not ieatioa has pro-
dueed a ia.utary terror among lie O!ga;chs
who were the authors Of that protect.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05

PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. "a.
K NUT be a n jea q nauoual as y Ell as
mutual congratu'A.isn 10 the citizens OF Penn
fylvani4 % ind, thar by the lat Genius the
number Of ir5e men within The Rate conGje:a-
bly, exceeds that of any other aate in The uni n !;
bat it can afford no PleaGog reflection for Is 70
learn, that with population 81 65,yo5 free men
more than the aate Of Virgiail, We hould ne
verthelels by an uEjuf, aFb trary and ahfurd
rule Of appointma 1T, only Dc entitled TO abont
three fouJhs q the number Of representatives
Of that 0afe-io hat the voice OF every four
citizens Of Virginia IS ct more political value or
conltquence than five citizens Of Pennsylvania.
Fellow-ci,izens,f you can hear his with aPpro-
we'd and fats6ed minds you mul be in The lail
Gage Of iuleuible meanrelS and national iiupid
iiy. If his executive furplus Of approximation
was for The purPcfe OF prohibiting he right (if
they have any, Or for ameloraJing the condi-
ton cf he blacks, il might he con6de5ed as
lome eompsntetion for tbs iniuRice done to The
ether pats Of he union but the very revefe
Is the nature Of is operation, and il can only
fill the mind, already ind grant at its injuaice,
with The abhoTent ref 6tion, that the direa
coniequence Of The meaiure Is the more firmly
to eaabIilh the power Of five holders over their
Alves and their offspring forever.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05

@5s<.es,! fb.s y7lt.ares II dJira5iag, 544H5
t-s Eqsry rogEeraiiaa reqa,es yaur Immediate re-
tarA 70 yoar dry. S1vsar fiji G.y and obedience 10
,s4r c:alm4adt15, a. t5y eagags 1oab dine cars far
e2ag Ja5es and yow esdAis Z
Tbfs Proclamation is 70 u PRINTED and ssad q
t5s b.-I II sr7y ca'TPany.
(SgEsdJ T0URDEN
MERLE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05

HAAtFUkl1 sEPT. 1X
We have procured a pretty general return If
he Hloufe ut N=P eteataiires foi fhs FAN fsfion.
AS TN RS Ve can lean, the num5er of demo.
cts'' sill b@ between 3o ard 41.4bout liz Iaas
rs Ad i2ring- Tie treemea, much 10 their
honor, 2 Va attended meeting III great numSsTs.
and evuncld their frnnefs IN adhetiae u ths
Important oo2cerns eff the rate qavenmeut-
The maj ri.y in favor ~ the Federal nem.n3.
zion. ant Federal Representative 10 CorgrsE
will un COB eddy b great we aIo ieara.
that rh= sederslitts have aeen generally united
IN their vo,es. AID II many owns Gaii lahh,
fully to give them il. IS long II this Lapp;ns,
this Gate, bY Jh- Letting ct GOD, mly e.
iAcobinnm Ak ccfl-le.
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By the Mail.


WASHING rOE, sEPr. II.
TIE following asteucnt exhibits Tie Eau-
Jv on Rtty1fntaHD1f which each fqis roa
hts un5er he Genius IF ,7q7, and he number
Of R-prelcntatives to which each ia will Pc,
cotitleI by The new Genius, AZ he fat.o OF one
RePr- tentative Tor 73,oco inhabi.arte
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05

high IA OF the bIlGel Of the Gfeduf. was
Gracefully wounded the fecond Lieutenant,
and other officers, we've alto wonn1ed, and
about 50 men in Lord Ne!Gons nip.
YelEerday afternoon Lord Melton ia the Me
dufl, with fever1 cutters, returned to the
Downs, but whether to reinforce his fquadron
OF to proceed againA fone other pace, we
know not. The remainder Of she lquadron
was LIFT at Boulonge.
after this paper was at PreG, We learn, that
a rumour # very different nature from The
above bad got into circu' ation, ramelv thar
PTa'iniaarie5 Of Peats AaOi4g ben Egasd dfus-"
thi5 s7n7fry ard France an exPrtis had been f-nt
TO Lo.d Melton, defring bin to return, which
h has accordingly done Stocks were even
getting up on his rumour. A lhort time VIII
detsrmine what We are to give credit to.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05

BosroN sr7r. 30.
On Saturday a. noon, The Brit,la daoo of
war Pheaiarr, faded from NsntadEet Rod, u
her ulull Gu ing place in the bay.
o. Saturday j. ht, re Bscce4u, unmoored
Fl m he Proficient, Rod, aud undsr cover Of
the night proceeded d fet. Hsvug yery
tkii,fu.Vireyard pilot 10 board Tie was erabl;d
to hing the f"utuern ihoEe and 70 sf1ape a.
reucCuUc.
On Monday afternoon he Paeflnt rs.atn.i
d tie road. where the lay yef-riay.
Thus. Fteach corvette IF "a grps las q &c
B@,Hl gsry," BY running away II he
night from a Brtilh 10 gun flop OF war! II
The FreHch government is is saruea to lelore
the credit Of il navy the Captain Of the Bsr-
cean wi,l be broke, Immediately Oh BIZ arrival
10 F.anee, Tor 20, leck ne, and engaging ths
Phealant.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05
NEwYORK, SEPT. "a.

Letters received il town yeaerday, from Of
Gcers Of the lhip Pegafus. Of this pert. Rate,
lhe was captured on th' "a Of January, at the
in4nd Of Malta Fuero, $50 leagues from the
Spaoh coan) by SPauith hip and brg--Jhat
the officers and men were kept il mons until
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05
BOSTON, ocT. z,
Inn suRIN-fm .A.ygi %.

From 5URTN.fN Aagyi %.
Capt. CrA1es arrived at Quarantine from
Suriaam. informs, hat On Z pei ion from
The Engifh mc.ch4st., the General has pro-
hitifed the imp rt.tion Of Proviiions from the
United STATES, excepting -four, 6th, and corn,
meal, apd lumber. The pei on was oeeaHcn-
ed b. the arrival If an Englhh feet with pro-
vlions.
Letter from Mr. Tgtlt. d. american Conla, *iss
Hon. B. Lincoln, CoAe7or Of he LEFfi8 q Be'F
Ton and C6grt2oqg4.
.Surinam, Paramarbo, Aug. - 1901.
SIR,
| PRESUME you will ezculs my requsa..
ing you to make public, that, il ohl,quenee q
a petition from the Brirlh merchants here r-n'
dent, 10 His Excellency The Governoa repre-
lenting the great plenty Of All the retedarr' Fl
life il this Colony, our trade i rolnYely r.
n.i9ed 70 IKE admlion Of -four. 6lh, and lun'
Der only, OF th,f, articles there i grea~
fuPFly. The only permitted articles q 'en'
tarcc, e, q molaiIes, now al l8 ttlFeTs p-'
gallon bills Of exchange, at rs 70 10 Per gen..
advance, ard Glver and gold, az dirty Peg cs''''
above their value in the United sta es'
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'heu arrival AZ Lima, Which -,
they were liberated On he ~ = cayf--a.
THAI iome Of the crew had TN ~ q May-,ss
n 'ae mp Diana for Canon and g rel,' Faal
o'here in The GiP Ala. fer pa 1lotton Nj
Pegaios and cargo were cord,m.s,Pala. Ill
her beng captured 70 far iron I'll a 'uttou
and lone other cucumRaace,. ~ ~, .aaccss
hope that the property NAV b ,r. ..s = gst II
4 moR hockiug event took pl,c. .o
az Fiate.hl n he county Of Ula.r ii W
miles from Poughkeepfe. tn. ~. seoei
attending this melancholy affair !. snass
hsard, are rearly as fellows - = w base
+" A Mrs. Deyo, DUNG IT. IL
huiband, after having BY various $50 ~. 2 b.
TENT TWO OF her huiband's children M rs,'ucst
wife, out Of the wsy, called he r.. -.'IFneF
being her own children. iucct lgively :'ne
er roc ~, and then cut heir ,hrost. Nv NJ, alots
zoT which he had prepared lot III, a
The eloelt Of the lhree (ahout Zen ii. 1'pois.
when he was called into the room, 49, 80 odl
the fate OF The others, endeavoured Il I. ENG
but his mother leized him before n eo- lsaP'
out OF he houie, AMI in the Rruqola n. Isl
throat IN lhocking manner. The uon.1 a.
proving m rial inn ediaely he coat;na nm ao'
Hy until he was net by fome regbbgn,s Y
then expired Theft perfons went to n. ANA W.
and there found hit this unnatural mort. ..t-;
oomPleed the cataRrophe by d,aroying - -
felf wi a he fame weapon. The cant n g NJ,
nhuman bu;ehery. we have not Been fuf;.;. ~
y informed ct, 70 lay il before the public ) -
On FrifaY laa, four peif rs, two by 4
n'm= nf Adams, and the others BY thenans !
BaTorth, were taken to Pau1 hkeepfe fof,,g
ins counterfeit Bills, principally OF The B-5n.i
Bark az Hi, State;
Capt Heron, from Sligo, informs II,
when h- fail,d, Re had on board upWarl, !.
4co P4dtngers-and that 40 Of them ded !.
ne P R1ge They died Of fax, which !,
brought on BY he nc. If bad water. NJ.
Of the lu v.v7Ts are extremely un3el, aad;,;
fuPpoleI many Of them viii OF die.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05
'CURDEN,
MERLE.
LEMON, AVG. X
5gEea)

LONDON, A0C. Is.
The Intelligence oft fmrender Of Caro- i,
confirmed. FwO mtte ger arrived ye0er iay
with dif,atches from Condantinope and Wen
ma, to government aud the Eat lndia company
The dllpatehes to government ale from Lord
Mimic, who continues TO COZ graduate his NJ i
eRy's Mnilters on the tan oF Cairo. The Gil.
"a hes, however, 20 tie EAT India company,
place tie intelligence beyond all doubt. They
are IN lubHance as follows -
Ext,al7 o}a letter /Jom Peter TOoke, FL. 70 NJ.
R7mEy, EE7 dated Confantin9pAe, July 10 1901.
II had the honor to addreis you, on the 9TH
iaaanJ,s by an express Ccurier, in order 70 in
form you Of the redueton of The cattle and
city OF Cairo, By bis Maeay's and the Ouo-
man army. after lome ievere actions, wh.reR
"a. enemy had left 1000 raen, in killed and
wounded and that the remainder, conGaing
IF 1900 men, had furrendervd 7 have only
learnt Gn1e, that the enemy cApitola'ed on hon
orable terms, AID were 70 march to Rofe "a, 10
Re embarked for France, under The Effort OF
Briiilh ihips Of war"