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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-09

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81 II IS, and vapoursd III the
aeliyefahce of Europe, are rene "a CON
temPtible in being reduced to til lumble
|staik ofmere defence.
4 By the laf Hamburger Mail Il were
letters from Embden, fating that seking
'~of Pruiiia had laid an embargo ok] ALI the
veiiels laden with corn. We alluded to
ehis information In our account of the corn
exchange Of Friday, as having contributed
TO rife the price of wheat. We now find
Is confirmed by the intelligence received
4 BY Government. 1t is mott affecting
ens for England, fince very comfortable
iantities Of wheat had been purchaled by
Sur active and enterpriiing merchants, and
veral large hips had actually taken in
cir cargoes, audweTe ready to fail which
ey would Immediately have don. mott
.ieafonablY for our fupply.
Some Perions affected to fee in this mea-
lure fympto,n of hoftility to England,
and believe that the Court of Berlin IS a.
bout to join the Northern Contederacy 80
We do not pretend to forfee what will be
the ultimate conduit ofhis pruflian maief.
ty, under the preHure Of the intrigues.
and probably the menaccs, of his power
full neighbors; bat certainly the prohibi-
- ticn Of the export Of corn is no proof for
hc.tility-itis an aet, as we believe, call
ed for by the exigency of the times
heat has rifen in his dominions to price
EQUAL to 81. per quarter, in consequence.
Vssof the eager demand Of our merchants
and, bit for this aoppage ,the very granary
of Europe would have been exhauiied. and
his own pso Die, who were bIefIed by bro
violence with abundance, would have been.
doomed to icareity. We have no doubt.
however, but that Pruflia will ait with.
jaGice.towards our merchants, and permit
them to re-iell the corn which they have.
bouyht.
The imperial parliament will certainly.
meet upon the 27d. His majsay will 20
down and open the fefion, but he will not
communicate the fibjeds on which he calls
Tor their deliberations till the members
are 'fworn, the fpcaker chofen, and the
uiual formalities on the meeting Of parlia.
rienf gone through. It is undeSitood how
ever, that qualifications will not be called
for anew.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-09

~ oA'.A ooih DUTY and Affections
Brought back to Europe the man who i;
reeted the expedition againa Egypt.
England laid hold of that circumGarc.
and ipread abroad the mot finiiter inl;rn
atlons-that the army Of Egypt was de-
sierted by its General; that foreotten H.,
France, this army was doomed to co,;,.na,
and decay away by dileafe and the hoif;,.
iword, tar from their country; that France
hes1elt had fallen from her glory and her
conquefts; and that ihe mutt Iocn ,oGe. hsr
exittence, together with her liberty.
At Paris certain idle orators inyeiobed
aga.nft 'he Egyptian expedition and
deplored the facritice of our warriors -
a diiaaerous iyfem Of groveling lea.
loufy. va
Ihefe ruaours, theGc fpeeches erced;,v
gathered up and propogated by the em;ns-
ries Of England, filled the army with G,c
picions, with folicitudc, anxiety, and ter
ror.
Ell Arifh was attacked; El-Ar;fch ee,,
into the hands of the Grand Vizier thro,
the intrigues Of England, and the d;,c,u.
ragement of our folders.
But IN order TO arrive in Egypt, .shere
remained All imnenie defert to be cro,sed
No wells are TO be found in this defer b,r
at Catch, and there was a fortrefs and
battery. Beyond the delert were the for
trels of Salah;ch. an army full of vigour
and Of health, newly clothed, fupplicd with
abundance of proyiGons Of all Kinds, and
provided with ammunition; greater force
IN word than was neceRary to make head
againit three fuch armeis like that Of the
Grand Vizier.
BIT our warriors now breathld but one
with, one hope; that Of rewriting and
iaving their country. .Kleber yielded to
their impatience: England let TO work
threats, frauds, and carenes, and at Iate
fucceeds in extorting, by articles, the
capitalization Of El-Arifch.
Our mott intrepid and lkilful Generals
funk into desperation. The yirtuous De-
fax figned with a reluctant groan, trea-
ty which he reprobated.
Good faith however, puneiually execu-
ted capitalization which intrigue had fur
prifed. The fortreGes of Suez, Catch,
Salahich, Belbeys, and the wholeof Upper
Egypt were evacuated. Damietta soon
fell into the hands Of the Turks, and The
Mamelukes took ponefion Of Cairo. !.
Eighty Turkih fhips were in waiting
in the port Of Alexandria, to receive Our :.
troops. The fortrefses of Cairo, Gle,
and feyeral others were to be furrenderea
in two days, and the army was to have
no other afylurn than thoie fhips that were
to be converted into their priion.
Such was the plan truck out by prefdl'
culneis.
The Englih Government refufec to ac-
knowledge treaty which they themicl.es
had opened; and which was carried onby
their Mmjaer PAsnipoferfiary at tbe Pe'ff'
and the C0mmaude,ef fbsir lNar'al jorfa
dsfiuedf TO al agaigf The Egyptian exbs-
dihou*, and which this plenipotentiary, 4
this commander, had hgned in conjunction
x.,;th fha ErocJ N;1sar
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-09
F R A N C. f.
The General Of Diviiion, Chief of the
Staff, to the Miniter of War.
Head Quarters at Steyer, Dec. rs,
9Th year of The Reb0bAe.
Citizen Minilter,

Nltlzen Minlitcr,
The Archdukc Charles has propoied an
armifice to the general in chief, announc-
ing at the fame rine, that the Emperor
has tent courier to NJ. de Cobentzel with
orders to fign the peace.
The General in Chief confderinp that
the line ct the from and the Ems was
forced that we were 100 leagues in adj
vance of the other armies, and already on
the rear of the Aufrian army in Italy !:
and that by coniequence General Belle
grade had the two grand debouebes of
Salzburg and Inipruck, through which he
might make detachment, which joining
the troops !ent7in the Tyrol, might come
upon our rear and interrupt our communi-
cation with France, has Judged it proper
to content to fuipenGon Of arms, which
procuring US great advantages, might at the
fame time enable US to wait the move
ments OF the army ofItaly, from which
asyet, we have received no intelligence.
The character of the ATchduke Charles.
his well known honour, were guarantees Of
the defire the Emperor had to terminate
the war, to which he was beiides compel
led by the deplorable fate of his army.
which having LOFT in twenty days feventy
leagues OF ground, 5000 prifoners IL or
1900 killed and wounded, 40 pieces
ofcannon, and immenfe magazines, was
no longer able nor could be in three months
TO prevent our army from conquering the
whole of AuAria, and debating the law in
the capital. But to do this without dan
ger it would be neceHary that the army of
Italy fhould be already matter of the head
of the de6les Of Carinthia.
The generalin chief befides conceived.
that to flop iii the midG of the moa brilIi-
ant Victories was conformable to the char
aeacr ofmoderation by which the firft Con-
ful had di&inguiihed himielf in the eyes of
all Europe.
] have the honor to tranfmit to you
copy of the convention for an arrniftice.
The emperor will Immediately treat for
peace, whatever may be the determination
OF his Allies; ard our linc which is fup-
ported by the Danube and the mountains,
putting us in poGefion of Kuffstein, Sonar
nitz, Brunan, &c. enables US to recon-
mence the war. with Tic grcateG advan-
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ARMY OF ITALY.
Bruno councillor Of fate, general in chief,
to the minifter of war.
Head Quarters, Terouo,

i Ntv./S, Jan. 8.
We pafed the Adige on the nth Ian.
liza fa!fe attack, made mile from We
roma. deceived the enemy. The talents
and activity Of gen. Marmont, commander
OF the artillery, rendered this important
operation eafy to US.
Gen. Delmas croned with fome cannon
the fInall chain Of mountains which fepa-
rates the Val Poliiella from the Val Pan
tena. He had fon,e difficulties to fur
mount on the road. This movement
obliged the enemy to evacuate Verona.
-Pefchiera is Observation-Disclosures is
blockaded-I am going to bedege Porto
Legagno.
Gen. Rochan1beau has advanced from
the Odron by Riva, Torbole and Mori
on the Adige, which has Obliged the
Auitrian Gen. to abandon the celebrated
pohticn ct the Corona.
Gen. Schmidt has occupied the celebrat-
ed height of Rivoli. l iend Gen. Boudet
to Royeredo to facilitate the march of
Gen. Rochambeau.
lhalten, on alighting from horfeback,
to dnpatch to you the frlt Courier.
BRuNE,
"a true ccpy) ALEX. BHRrHIrs,
]. Miniter of War.
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tdXcS, aflC aD0ve al, WIth Cd
curity.
Health and relpeet,
iSigned)
,DESOLLES.

@DESCLLES.
The emperor has-fent orders to Count
Cobentzel at Luneville, to fgn the peace.
On the z5th Dec. gen. Bruno defeated
the army commanded by gen. Hohenzol-
lern and Budy-with the lois of z, 700 men
5000 Of whom were taken priioners, and
"a pieces ofcanncn.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09
HUSKING DAY.


AUTUMN, with his golden heaf.
kindly gives to CARE relief;
Now the village talk is done
Now the laughing fport's begun,
YeHas imng planet, leads
Printless Ger the helds and meads.
(Whi the wGaern rays obEque
lingtr on MaaaSas peak -
The Gfooa, from ocean rifing throws
Her hare on Wafsbgisfs fnovsj
Frohc youth, the country round
NImble-Aepd, 70 bet the ground.
10 the hills Of corn appear
Daniels fSize the bsi5isg ear,
Laugh ng leize, and nyy hide.
Towards the iavour'd lad 70 fidc,
Whsn the baRet borne away
Give the hint to fportive play.
Clear the floor and now advance
Youth and manhood form the dance,
Gay and br1k the mealures beat,
Age with tranfport Ghakes his Seat,
Till the herald Of the morn,
Growing. warns him to be gone
Ante gamboS then fucceed--
This, to hide along the mead,
Iholc, in iecret pAthsto Tide,
Iheie upon their aeps 70 glide;
BY her mi~is.jtar betrayal,
EvrY youth c'ertakes maid
Daliance foft. and fav ring groves
Ripen fancy into love
HyMEN lights the torch and gay
Pleafure crown the HUSKING DAY.
on. g, 1901. '''A'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

"A 'corelpondent in the Certinel of yeRer3,.
has r%ide the following Corrections u a. III
retained naval officers pubiiiheiin our Csazer,.
few days lin'e " CAPTAIN Neholfon, ine.,,
Of receiving 400 dis, in action 10 hi. pay ii
Captain otthe navy does NOT receive the snnn
amount Of the pay Of Poft Captain By ii
ficlency Of more than 200 dis. He has hi
baB pay as Captain il isryice, qunboqf NV VI,
fio"f, agreeably 10 the Peace ERabihmepr !.
and The fame will confequently apply ID Can
tam lngey, Superintendent at Warrington
Nine Captains only are retained their TanE
as follows Barry, 2 NicboJSn, 4 Dak. !
ITuHton, 5~PrebA 6 8 Bary0a. ! i. Barron.
8 Rogers, > Baia5ri9gs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

IA JOHN ADAMS:
g H:sna.ure ia too Gobls f1- Ibis world
lie would not latter Neptune for his trident,
Or love for his power to thnnder:
What his hreat forgea that he will utter"
"a T5e vir,n5ry Of WASHINGTON;
While time cndures, his name MAX ever bloom,
And wrea.hs unfading Fourth round his tomb"
4tb The WaybiNgt0n aud Aaam1 AdnninlRrationj'
" How bieGiog5 brighten as they take their flight
5tb Our Country:
q IFhich tho now darkeeed by trap(ieUt cloud,
Is doom'd, we uuf, to be the radiant throne
OF iettled liberty. ADD ftadiat faith
Oh TbeGoaqsitfd Arrbori'ieI Of TIE Untrd States.
"S,iil may they prove the bulwark II our laws,
Ard ever keep Al heart their counity's good !"
7tb Tbs A,1sricaE May
Tt much imports us, tits our al,
To keep our trade intire; intire the force,
And honor of our fleets o'sr that 70 watch,
Even with hand fevere. audjealeus eye"
StbTbe Military EFabhy5mentS oftbe United Sfntfs.
"--Ever may they guard their country's rights.
Ever defend them with undauDted hearts"
9tb Uaanin'tty and energy 20 fbe Jriend5 IF g0sd
govsra7sHt
: The more the bold, the building and the bad,
Prefs 10 ufurp tie reigns power, the moe
B7hoyes It virtue, with Indignant zeal,
To check their combination"
tctb TIE, J5fad:siary J t5e United StateJ.-
"------The iultice that delights
To dare the kteuef e of oPeu day."
lItb TIE Cie,gy aand,
'sMna aand acknowledged. while the world fbal'
The mott important and effettUa guard,
Support ard ornament of virtues caufe."
arb To moral, religious, and literary ifniioaj q
country:
sWeigh wen the powers Of fmpe piety
Make il the kew Zone 10 thy arch OF virtue,
And it viii keep that graceful fabric firm,
Tho all the ltcrms Of fortune burR upon IL"
I3tb agriculture, Commerce, Gnd MannyaaTsJ
"-----We fee our pains
Unboupded waving with the CUTS Of harvef;
Our leas with Commerce throng'd, our bufy ports
WIKI cheerful toll"
VOLUNTEERS.
Afer fbe Chairman bad rftirsG,
JaGge GRANGE MAY the evening of his life be
calm and isrcne, the morning and noon have been
active and uiefII.
Gov. STRONG May M7ffachufeits continue to
fupport the mar, who tuPports good principles
aud may his admnihratiol BE- as free from cenfure
az Y IL from faults.
The Lerln1,ure Of MafachYfet,s Nay IL mer-
i the theen auc admiration Of the virtuous and
WIFE, BY The purity Of rs principles, and the wtoni
0fitS laws.
The Memory of Coz SUMNER :-Embllmed BY
he reuolecton IF hi- zirrzrl NAV excite ala
emulation ef them ~ si bis IucceiTou.
May Americans ever bear ~ mod, that IN poll
tics, AZ In architecture, iymmytry IL indispensable.
a0c 70 every 0mClare % eqnaiize, is 10 demofh
JoHH JAY May his came b. ever a. dear ~
ms county, as bis labors in her cauie have beea
diintereitcd and faithful.
Tbe Senate o. fbe United Sfaie5 May :, BE 4
buwaTk asaina al encroachmerts upon the Con
fituuon.
The Rulers Of orr land May they have wi OH
20 diicern our interets, and ch i(an principles ts
nfpire rs with confidence.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

"a words Vs,1afim, which are contained in that
f" declaration, beginning with the words "When
"a lorg train ef ahufes," sc,
have not at hand Mr.. Lo, ke's eday, 70 as
t. Judge for nj fef of the truth of this aGcrlion.
The only thing which would make me doubt.
is, that it is made in the AmerisaHsC Citizen, and
in the column which is peculiarly devoted u
the lucubrations of the editors. Bot as all
men fpeak more truth than fallhood, and as
he circumstance related detraas from the mer-
it cf The Dagou of the party, | am inclined, il
this inltance, 70 eige then faQ crediJ. hops
loOn to compare The Writings.
Mr. JeffeIion has been celebrared by his
friends for this inlrunent. The declaration Of
Independence has been continually dinned in
oul ears, as the utmolt effort Of humaE genius.
which no mau would attempt to equal une(s
be was berelt of bis flnfes. Behold, he has
taken all the ideas, and nearly the words
verbatim from Mr.. Lo> ke He ought, how
ever, to be allowed this praile, that be has folen
handsomely. and from good author.
There arc iome other iecrets which Mr..
Cheetham may not know flor who knows every
hiug) and which may be uleful, in due time.
10 be told. mean Mr.. JeferfoD's correfpon-
dence while Secretary OF State, on which his
reputation as writer principally depends. If
we Judge BY bis inaugural fpeech, and hi, reply
to the merchants Of New Haven, which are his
own, he is entitled TO no high rank. The frR
was more fit for a fchool-boy TO pronounce on
he Gage, than communication from an official
character end the ftcond contained faile AZ
ftrtons, and principles utterly unworthy Of a
aatefman. Whence then, it will be aGked, the
eclat while Secretary Of Stats? II need only Re
reCoIleaed, that Warrington was .PreGdent /;
who, wifi. himlelf, always provided wife ceun,
fellors. Then we faw lpeeches and mealures
eraIting the nation, and commanding the ad
miration az the world an Observer
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

o. WedHefaay al, at Fryeburg. CouaeiI from, FIVE
neghhoring churches, convened To hear and decdeon
The aceuiations brought aeaiua ne Rev. Vlsaa Fefn-
der pailor "a The church ID that place We AK Happy
to hear that ths charges arote from milapprshehion
and that HI whole NJ that honorable body yefe unani
mousn Acquiring Mr. FriTendtn Oh every artice ,r.
hIbited againli hun. Thus Ike gold feveE tiTss tied
he comes out more pare By The chrilian advice and
eIhortaton Of the Council happy accommodation
has taken place. AMI il i hoped or the PROPERTY Of
The religion Of the Fay Tcay, and FOR the peace ADD
haPpine Of church and oce,y thar perions of every
Description will be very cautious how .hey adsi ana
attempt ~onndA reputation ga ned hy lnaq ferries
W gooda and eminent da1ds and untaraihcd hy Jingle
lot Oabsr s4tb SOL
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09
From the Columbian centib,

Mr. Rz6:l-If you pleafe you may inform
The Publ'Ss that on the zIa int. ar. Wfdfan
Baxier, OF Quincy, made what wa call INK
iEg Frshe when there were bgf-d between lhc
hours Of eight 10 the morniag and eleven II
night FIFTEEN HUNDRED BUSHELS
OF CORN, all of his rafting the prefeut :ar.
The hutkers before the cloic Ut he bulinels,
amounted 70 nearly two hundred (; and (epa
rated highly plSaled, with having aliiaed AZ
the l1rgea hulking party ever known in Maaa
chuletA. Yours, &c. "A FARMER.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09
or. 1901.

CURIOUS FAcT.-The Editors Of the q a..
mer'oan C'tizen," in a late paper, make the
following remarkable dhcloiure
Our declaration Of independence is viewed
" BY all f~fible men, both in Europe and A.
I" merlca, as containing IN accurate difplay Of
F" tbs jul principles Of civil government. But
yet, J one who will look into Mr.. Locke's
" clay on government, Lond. ed. of r772, D.
I" $50 will fad in il all the ideas an nelriy he
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09
Port OF PORTLAND

PoRT PORTLAND
WEDNESDAl, Nsv 4.
Arrived, big LiOn, Capt Moron from n, the 7av''
IA. fHChoDAiI We Nh
Arrived. dig Elizabeth from St Martins.
Same dgy-Afrived lcnooner Hunter, capt O1nars'
DAYS from PHILADELPHIA on lucitay iPoke DrB
Hector, capt Iart Of porifmouth, y days IRON =.
Vincent who left there capt Richard Motley III 'n'
port. Capt Baker 10 the fhip Mary, failed from rb5-
delphia for Bourdeaur, The 79th ult Schr. lho"r',
capt. Cobb, and Martha, capt. At~ick, were 60 i~'i
from Philadelphia for this port in a few dais.
Same aay--Arrived brig Corham, captain ol"ue'
MLellan I8 DAYS from Antigua. Left there ogg -
merica, cambridge, Of W'lcdtiet' 70 lai n Il Uay
Lat. 26I loae ~, lpoke brig Olive, from Demarar1'
hound ID Por1fmnuth Capt MLeran brings the 'Ii-
agreeable intelligence Of he death Of cap j. ~ NS'
VI the feb, -, Of :hs PUrt, and ooe Of t"o NJ p''
crew. FRIDA. No. s.
Arrived brig Unicorn. capt: d. Smith, IA days iIqn
Port Republican -Lai. %, long. "a, Parted wRo ''S
Volunteer. capt Storrr. Of this port bound home
Schooner Lime capt Bralbury, Of this P IT. if'e0
days before capt. smith -.,t
SAN by Arrived lchooner Rover, clp'' ''or
days from Martinqne- IA
On T5a,c{ay kR Dane on j5ors AZ Eafham { IaIIs
CsJJ WI, f5h97vi7g a-tls5. I2hhnha ~ n, fT S'-
lo4q Of "a z,-rI b9ugd fgft- I'm Ifdr5. =
fb-.s t5gaCigd i'm riqbt 7r fsa f5anf Fnt+'e
much broken q gqgaiify or bao5', Lbost' 4Fa D%,
b.aJ begJi7g d frzy barr-l ~ tar N PHfo M M
,yx4k and y aaal5sr of H-zv bori> rar'5. I@ n
r cam, ~ f,g,., 1o5cb zuaf v7g IN foa n t0f ''-
III. Tbe-s acre ycyc~q! 0irer GraH drHfFJ' ,,
10. Sqsba, Fre.>lr, eC7f n t5e Jgs p Al'y 49,
AZ dags Eae.. " jaH 9aH tor PsrttHS c.- r.-
Barq4e Trarf9a, z, EsRas5A7k' H9l 20 TO- Il
NsyiJ, S.Pi' I7
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09
~ EGrPT.

On the 10th Of Sept. The frigate Leda arrived
at Gibraltar in AZ days from Egypt Alexan-
drz had not furrendered when ihe failed Cen
Menou bad abruptly and indignantly rejected
The propolal in the Goth article Of the conven-
ton with the troops at Cairo. His garrIlon
coofaed ofbu 4, 100; and mot Of The French
folders were extremely delirous Of re urnine
home. It's eAimated there were z5coo Britifh
troops 10 Egypt.
GIBRALTAR. sEPT. I8
Rumours from Spain have reached The Gar
rif,n, importing that Gen Menou has fnueo-
de,ed Alexandria 70 The Br:.ilh Forces; that all
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

Capt. Smith, who arrived here laR FRIDAY.
from Port Republican, informs that previous to
his leaving that place, Gov. Tlplainf, had canf
ed due obfervanoe to Be paid to the cbriaisn
Sabbath. 1t is hoped fome Of he wife men Or
this countiywill profit BY 70 worthy an example
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

DIED-At Nor.h.Y .rr.,uh rolrrook Dur oughs
aged YEARS, loa of Nir ,lf-ph Burroughs
In this tovn N.ts. Macy M.L5LLAA, thc Sri4h'c
eonlort Of Mr. L1zs IA L.4e~, Merchant
Mr. JOSIAH RIco5, 4g1d 56
At Wilmington, (I4'adiJsv CosaigJ Mr' d53.R "a
tsrf, aged 2o--Thz longevity at The ianNy t6 "htA
the deceafed belonged Is weil w.t,hy notice size was
the laf of children born N Abraham and MAI 'el
llquith, ar The faid Wlimugton3 vhofc sgt i 'heif
decesre were A. follows :-fB,gL7a SIS fs5a 77i 4+
Esrd 8oi E5sr,Ey 81; i7-zitr-. S5 SHa5 SAB -Atf
So EhEabst6 10 Ase1 % ana Rlaslb q anov"
ing 70 EIGHT HUNDRED AND IWENlN-Eloil'
YEARS
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09
Dorhano.
M0NDAr, NOVEMBER z, 1901.

Capt. M'Lellan from Antigua, furnilhed pa-
pers to the 18th OF. under which date it Is fsiI
a vefel arrived there two days before from
Grenada, with intelligence that at the time Of
her falling, accounts had been received there
from Barbados, mentioning the arrival Of Gees
troops at that Hand from England.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

the Ffin-h troops are nor. out Of E--5ts sst
that Lore Keith is o. his way down III M
err0nean. But we wait for con6rma,io
this highly probable, and Agreeable III .l,.s, +.
The Br;tiih brig Earl MORA. can
has returned 70 Halifax, after hagiar g.
agreeably 70 the directions Of Gov. Went ",
family upon the Ia- disable, with ess,v 4, X
futab!e for their comfort, and the promo,i AN
the benevolent o5jea u contemplatioa. alEa..
ult rtunate marlpers WOO tn f,ttur.c N
tgas may thiPwIeek npon that nml.
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MARRIED At EouhysvmouJh, Mr. Bo5rs p F.a.
Attorney r. Law A Mis- 4Eary Green daughter IF -hs
Rev. ID. Green.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

To qv5t5 mr.. AoA~s eOaf plsejsd 10 rfpJ.
My Neighbers AID Friends,
HAVING every rrafon to Believe. vi \ full
ahurance, the fnce- ity Of your declaration, that
this obliging compliment comes from the heart,
i is mPofIibIe for ne TO receive il, without cor
respondent fentiments of gratitude & frieHdhiP.
Minds well informed in the Gate of the nation
and its pu5lc affairs, under every form of Gov
crnment, and in every aage Of fociety, civilized
or favage, can feldom look to the future with.
ont anxious approximations. Anxiety for the
public, Cndsr Governments like ours, is duty,
and the cultivation of it virtue, the want Of
which 10 efficient degrees, IN the mott impair.
tial and dlinterelted citizens, conaitutes the
greatel danger-Be afured, Gentlemen, that
| largely participate in your iolcitudc For
who can navigate tempeauous ocean without
a flare Of it.
Mott cordially do I unite in your (upplica-
ton, that the people of the Unisd States, 70 lat
eli lime, may 70 conddd, as to meet tie favour
Of HIM, in Whole hands are the dcainies Of ma
lions, as well as individuals.
May your perfon4l and domeAic happnefs,
as well as your public Rights and Lberties, be
ever precious in bis fight
JOHN ADAMS.
s2yiay, oag5y 80, 1891.
ne fcene was affecting. Il was not the Ter.
vile adula'ion Of fycophants at the thrine Of
power but the ipontaneoHs offering Of grate
ful minds to MERIT in retirement.
The company returned to their room, and
after dinner, the following roaas were given.
TOASTS.
IN The DAT:
" Which gave the world StaieInan."