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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-31
Toretgn gntsuigents.
L 4 T E S T
LONDON, June 60.

bONOON, June %.
Saturday, nearly thouiand letters from
'Minorca and Gibraltar, brought to Ply
mouth by the Santa Marsa-ita, of Sc guns,
were delivered from the Pot Office. A
letter from Port Mlahon mentions, that the
expedition fitting gu, a, Carrhagena was
iuPpofed to be defined againit thar iland,
ioz,e coprtpondence between a French G.
military and the governor Of Majorcs, ex-
preiiive ola project, having been inter
cepted. The gsrrifon was healthy, and
fully competent to the defence Of tina,
place,
An account has been received at the ad
miralty, of a very gallant action having
been fought by capt. lord Cochrane, COM
-nauding The Speedy aoop, of Il guns, and
Spaniih zebec, of IS guns, which ended
in the capture of the spsni(h vetlel. This
action, we learn, dit played more than con-
mon gallautry and 1kill on the par, of the
3gis;h vefel, which carrying only 90
men, killed and wounded no lels than So
Of the eoemy.
The Feench have impofed contribu-
ton of thirty millions of crowns on the
eRasss Of the Pope, for the upport of the
French army.
In Spain, contribution has been re.
Gently levied on the clergy, of five nilli-
ons ofpiaitrea.
July 1.
Late latt night Paris papers were re.
ceived of the 18th ult. They contain the
5uhRanse of two extraordinary gazet,es
paolihed at Madrid, giving an account O,
the fucceisiul progress Of the Spanilh army
IN Portugal, the capture of Campo May
ore, the occupation of Azumare, Alegretta,
and Porto Allegro, and the retreat of the
Porsuguefe troops acrcis the Tagus to A.
bransee, a fortified pot about fourteen
leagues from Litbon. The French troops
have not yet been engages with the Por-
ruguefe; they have acted hitherto as
kind OF army of referve. They will how
ever, march asaina Lifbon and Opor,o,
if the Portuguese government do not pre-
vent them by accedins to the terms de-
manded Of them. An article from Monte
de Marion Rates, that they have already
acceied to them, and quotes letter from
geasra! Monaes TO the commander at Bay
oane, informing hun that peace has bsca
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GLASGOW, July 2.

0A3AASoN'S JNA/ 80
French papers till the 10Th ult. have
been received fnce our laf, but they con-
tain nothing new.
On Sunday and Monday, the fra and
iecord OF the three Hamburger mails which
were due arrived. The intelligence bro,
hy them is favorable, and of confederate
importance, and proves the taliehood CT
the rumors Of he defeat of our army in
Egypt, as VII, appear from the following
LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.
D27vuins -freet, Jsne ze.
A If patch, q wh.ch he following is .
coo,, has been s!Ns day received from d
carl OF Ee;n, hv tee right. hon. loo
Hawk tau>v, h.s 'oejeay' principal iccIc,
tary OF ,ja'e '"s fs'e!s" affairs.
/ Coby cfe l.! er trom hrd Elsiu to Ezra
H27O' J5"y, a2ied Csyf01lin::k, Me-
e, 1901.
NY LORD,
An off, cr is arrived from ,hecaYtain Pa
cha, with the intelligence that gen. Hut
clinton had marched from Roietta on the
Sih inf. with 1000 Britifh troops, in com
pany w,;h corps of Turks of equal force
uoder the command of the captain Pacha,
and on the 9Th, attacked the French near
Rahnanich. The enemy were driven In,
ard in the courle Of the night they retired
towards Cairo, having lett fnall garri-
fon in the entrenchsaents Of Rahmanich.
On the 10th, the fort surrendered, and the
combined force then proceeded towards
Cairo, having concerted their movements
with the grand vizier, who was at Ell.
Hanka, petition four leagues dilsant from
Cairo, in north eait direction, Our lois
at Rahn,anich is itated not to exceed thir-
ty men.
The Turkilh officer reports, that re-
enforcement of 5000 Britifh troops had
arrived at Aboukir, about the 9Th OF May.
Ihave the honor to be, &c.
(Signed) ELG1N.
RI. han. lard Ha7vkeGuy, &c.
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From GleIgo7v paper Of July z.
PARIS, June 20.

The communication between Dover and
Calaisis, at this moment, more than ufual-
ly free, and though great meafures are in
preparation, conducted with equal yigour
and ability, the friends ofpeace expect that
the two governments will at length come
to good understanding.
[CkfM Ca5mef.]
All the accounts we receive here from
Tea, fays letter from Marfeilles of June
IS, agree in announcing the total defeat
of the Britiih under the walls of Alexan-
dria !; and they ALTO confirm the excellent
iifpoh:ion of Mourad Bey, and Of the E
gyptians towards the French, notwithaan-
ding all the arts of the Britiih to debauch
their principles.
Letters from Florence, fate, that the
for.reis of Porto Ferrajo confRed of 400
Corfcans, 800 Britith, feveral artillery
men, and fome Neapoli1an deierters, max
ing in all 1900 men; the inhabitants are
aAo armed, bat it is thought they expert
ence great dearth of proyiGons.
A lerter from Augiburgh, under the
date OF June IS, has this paGsge:
"Two Britih officers, naval and mi
litny) are arrived here from Egypt; they
allure US that when they took their depar-
,ure thence, there was no news in the COLO
ny, the French continuing to defend them
ielyes in Alexandria. Msnittar.
Its generally thought that the lumner
iollice is the longea day in the year this
year, however, according TO the AArono-
mer Lalaade, the folfice having takenPlace
about midnight, the aft and AID were 81
perfectly equal length.
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HAGUE, lane II.

y
On the lIih inf. the grea: ersfioa
relative 10 the new Contribution, was de-
cided, aad the Plan p.opo!ed as was ca
pstted, rejected.
June IL.
We learn that the niiEcn Ct citizen
HUI t.nsn to Berlin, draws to its corc!uG-
On. The negotiations carried on oetween
nm and the Deputies Of tie prince Ct
Orange, under the meditation OF France
and Pruaia, are Oh the point of being ter
minated, ,o the fa,islaetion of all the par
ties. The hcufe Of Orange will be fuita-
bly Unidentified for the lois CT his pcrfonat
properties i;,aA;ed in the Bat.vian Repub-
lie. We do not know whether this in
demnity will be made in money or in
ands i,uate within the Cerman;c Empire
Asothcr hetrrof tie iamt date. The
number ct couriers palling and rcpsMng be-
tween this city, pAri, ard Vienna, is
very great. Early ir,he mont: an extra
ordinary courier arrived from Vienna,
with important intelligence ard ,ais
morning, at nine o'clock, arrived one Of
General Buonaparte's Secretaries, who
immediately proceeded to the French
A,niaer, Cacauir. ACorG!tory was late
neid by the Pope, which lated ditetb,
hours, and his Holinefs propofed to re-
nounce the temporal government.
Cardinal Mauri, and ieveTal other
pre.ates, conceded in ientiment with the
Pore, bu, TIE majority expreied difsrens
opinion, and his Holmes mas adhered to
the recommendation OF the latter. Cn
he hrcak;ng W of the CcnfGory, the
~ ERALS huIic and Aibani let out for
Naples.
IAs fIeeiy arrival of the French troops
feems certain, ard they are preceded by
he arrival Of Cevera! OF the mott diitin-
,uiihedof The Roman patriots, particular
" NJ. Planet, who commanded the Ro-
.nan troops when the Republican Govern
men, was eitablilhed.
May 81. 1t is confidently aGerted
hat the Pope has finally determined to re-
nounce all fhare in the temporal Govern
mcnt of the Ecclelafical State.
A letter of the the above date, abiding
to the deGgn which the Pope had formed
of renouncirg the Government OF his tenn
poral State and con6ning himte't wholly
:, ..oIec. a;c.i ,G,;,s contains variety
of remarks on relolution, man,tchiy the
mott. extraordinary to be found in the re-
cords of the Papal Hierarchy. lis fug-
geaed that this reiolu;ion originates
from reflections on the misfortunes which
we're experienced by the late Head of the
church, from the degraded condition Of the
Pon.idcal power, as we'll as the wiihes of
Plus the isyenth, to abttrad his mind
wholly from the pur(uits ofworldly domi-
Mon, as inconGltent with the new iituati-
on in which he is placed /; TO conhne him.
felf excluively to the duties Of his iacred
function, and to form thofe fubjetted to
him to the cultivation of religion and viz
tue. ALTERNATING theie remarks, the let
ter goes on to hint doubt whether the
deiign will be carried into effect, and I'D.
verts to iome difficulties, both in the
means Of iecurins, after fuch itep, the
independence Of the Pope, or the tran
guilty Of the State transferred to another
Matter.
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VIENNA, 1une, s.

y
Onthe 18th init. lord Mimic receivedacou-
rier from Conaantinople, containing ofl-
cial advice that the corps Of Britilh troops
which failed from Bombay were isieIy
landed at Suez.
The prince of Condo is arrived here
on his way to Britain he has had con-
ference oftwo hours with the Arch Luxe
Charles.
It's mentioned as probable that count
Cobentzel, who had folici'ed his recall from
Paris, will remain much longer there.
June 10.
According to accounts from Confanti-
NOBLE Of the z,d May, French corps OF
1000 men; which occupied an in'senehed
petition in Fgypt near Rhamanie, was, on
The 9th Of May, attacked by the Brhhh
and Turks under the captain Pacha, ard
driven from thence.
On this location zoo Of the ffeiTn
were taken prifoners; the remainder re,
tired to Cairo; agaipa which the 0fand
Vizier, the Captain Pacha, and Tome OIL
lions Of the Bri,ih are advancing, w'iie
Iord Keith, will furpor, the operations a.
gainf that city with a number OF gun
boats on The Nile.
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CORN MARKET, MARX LANE,

This day the markets continue very
br;k at Mondays prices, number Of
country buyers being at Marker. Oats
quick fa|e; wheat 1905 TO 1915; Dam
ZIG wheat l44s to 1915; red wheat l22s
to 1875; rye sos to Cos !; ihert fmall oats
31s to As Sd fine do. szs to 45s; mal'
sos to 75s; ncur s,os.
STOCKS, June n.
Bank flock, 3 per ct. red. 40; 3 PEI
c.. COZ. Ihut.
Price cf yRsrks this day at ore o'clock.
3 per CT. red. 6oa-Acct. 81.
Cmnium 81 prem.-Paym. 10.
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PoR TSMOUTH. June Il

The following ihips bound on fscret
expedition, returned from Cowcs with the
troops, and lat nigh, failed from Sp;thead
for the place OF de.tinarion; Ago Of A.
guns, capt. Bower /; Carysfort, Of ). guns,
capt. Drummond MJear Of - guns,
ca2,. Gould: Alexander Of u guns, capt.
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Dixon Champion Of 81 gems, capt. Stu
arr; Warrior of "a guns, capt. Tyler
and Cygnet of IS guns. Their thips are
.uraifaed with ilas bottom and gun-boats,
ard it IS generally believed that they are
TO take poiietiion OF the 3razsls.
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e. Printing IN all ITS w.
rsety, executed at this office
nth neatns,s and dl!pateh.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17
F1'a BE National Iafsf5g-vssy [o17zia! P4se,
oFFLCLAI


APPDINT4ENIS By he Prsfi4: M fJs UqiaaI Staei
samuel Olgo "A. Supervisor for the dtrtt ~ New
york-(in the room Of Colonel Filh)
Sras Lee, Attorney for he DR-i9 Of Maine, in the
rooH Of Daniel DAVIS appoiu.eI JUDGE BY the State
Of MIH.chulrn eve hal carr11 Mr. Smith hy in-
forming aim, that AR. DAVIS h4s 10. been appointed
Judge hg thi, STATE bIl SOhc tor Genera
Ge0Ise Blake Attorney f1r the a fr. "a of MAJ
chu.etts-(ln tile room Of iarrIon ID OF, Elq Mr.
Ous hasnot received any ofi-al aotce of h dplace-
m-nt from GJyernm-nJ bar wa learn, Uas politely
noraeI of by Car from his fu-ce Tor Mood ~
Benjamin Jarvis Co'le4 r, Penohlcot.-Nn The room
Of John Lee, Eiq) Mr.. declines.
Malachi Jones, Surveyor, Cdrituck n Tins
Office was previouly vacant.
James Irwin. Collector, MaIlc.
Samuel Duncan, Collector Mlchiilmakin .--Nal
fac and MichImakinac are new port, IN winch ~
previous appointments had been made.
Jacob Lewis, Of Mad4chutctts, To De Conlul At Cal
catta Mr.. l.. had Previouay been appointed Ihc
lie Of France
20 = TO promote the PROPERTY and happinll q
our fellow citizens, re-unite opinion, cultivate iplrt
Of randor, moderation, charity and lorbearancc a.
wards one another Objects calling for the Efforts
and lacrifices Of every Good Man and Patriot"
Mr. J1Jeyjoa's Ag1ysr, 10 re R5ois JQl7i Adl51Gl
We earn, the PRECEDENT Of the United States has d
reeed that the Office Of Inspectors Of the RcvenH@ ha
ceae after the fra OF September-The duty wi sthen
he executed by the Supervisors. (Csafird
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UNEXAMPLED PROSPERLTr

In 1890 the ih'pPing Of the United States
amounted TO only $50 900 tons in the begin
ing If the year 1890, it had increafed, under
the good Influence Of the general government
as admin tered BY the Federalas, TO 100000
tons. lingo our expectation Of foreign COM
modties, brought into In country for re expor-
Jation, amounted to lels than millions OF del
lars II value; in 500 il exceeded 40 millions.
III 1890 he exports Of our own agriculture!
Products were about "a millions Of dollars (:
ia 1890 tnry amounted 10 nearly q millions.
The fund, Of the Uni cd States for the pre-
TENT year COMMITTED to the care Of a foreign
er by the nams Of GIhatia) are eltmated at "A
millions Of dollars, the product Of the revenue
iya m e3abliihed BY the FederaIil5 The et
Pencss cf The prel-nt year are etima ID at
$4,000 dollars, leaving A Oalaace IN the
TcLlury " upward, 81 TWO nj lious sni a
halt. Salem Gzz
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BOSTON, AUGUST II.
81. DOMINGO.


81. D0MINGO
On the 9Th April, TouifH1t me the nl,m.
0sf' q TIE Central Af-msly, al Cape Fan ois
AMI alter an animated fpee b from one Of the
MEMBERS, the ref lwore coaRanly and without
l'Fu2lty to fuidl the homo. abl functions which
'ae voice Of their.fellow CITIZEN bad called
sAe@ %. On which Gen. ToudAint faid,
0hllsns-My hsdrt gives m. the 4l1rance.
- nave fulfilled mr. talk IN holding 81. D.
illnse by every fthene | could, fon falling
- pisces but i belongs to you to fix lis fate
~ r6oo1 laws aud wifi. regulations rip-nci by
experience and the local knowledge
'1s eo'oay."-Th- menb r, which compoe
n 4A-m9ly 2re Citizens Bernard B,Tgclla,
N, e Viart, Julien RAimond. Jean B. Ian
NJ r =. Go let, Carton Nogeree, Andre
II, and Charles Roxas Il is this aGemb-
\ r T4l.n Aa' declared the Colony Indepcn liant
q sa1re vas a general and active impeachment
a., sP'n n, and French Seamen at Algeziras, IN
M. a.. men obtained were thrown mo
II r. unIa fuhcient number was colIe6led
a8s ~ uPment to Cadiz, where they were tent
a e S.s.s a feet was fitting out. IN attack
0' 1l'ar was talked Of.
4, l ,p at Alexandra from May Ito July
81, IOi' 5so44 barrels -four, $50 half do
o1rres dried meal.
ri :. Warrington from Gr.euock has ari
Two Two R rev York with "a paaengers and the
brothers from Larne, LELAND, with rI3.
FROM Baltimore Paper OF Augua l.
TX. KED Straw YHEl4T.
ssncI oeisbrate1 Wheat has been reapel il
y,a-'4o'e Quantities ofh4rvea on the Mount
pesa ''te LIS excellence conGas II its re-
fe, ne ~ and fai,ing the mott Indifferent
pojno s':s, I. lhs2 he generally # wheat Its
10 i<e~it- aounjant. Gsatlemcn with
pf.db,.y 'hs wheat o. Their eitates. may be fup-
sasas3 sPplylng to tie fobcribsr, and are re-
bsar.;se iend their order as loon as poaio,e,
TIE. ls ne auantity and tine @bsn waa.eI,
aEs III oea@H addiri9naeharge often cents.
Ian 'ae price Of comm}n whea..
H.. GORGE ". Pc GUSTS.
-' p'ra'7, JlS 90.
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w. b. Reed.
SILK nYER - 1CnnE

SiLh DYER AND 6COUkER,
Fran Ly1tsa. -AI Ls y trsm b. 3ya-lf3Js wy Hay
Sea..s, P0Anid
DEGS ltave 10 inform His frcnls and ths pu0h-
ID ii general, that hs an continue, he eboye
puhneii ln all IT'S branch-s. Evuy defer pliun of
c10rs 0n ks, Satlrs V.Iy.ts, piuM, Dlmaik Y,
Esnkcrns, Cahcoe8, W0ajcas, IpA r., GlUz~s,
Craps, C4mti,s har Saap's. and Cup 1Cna1Ia-
b. engages carefully TO dive 4ud hHh IBem, aid
watr4nt The colors 10 itani.
G-n Ismeu's coaths at aH kinds dyed whole, with
out rIPplug-L kewife resdy Toured. Mourning for
iurrrai- dyed al The hn.tet ootcr, ana orders
from TO: couutry attcadyd to with punttuaIity and
ddpatch.
Mr. REED wines ID intimate tO hc u' ahitants
of Portland a0d us vicinity, HAT his Ray 40 this
gown will not exceed fntniEht or three weeks
'onger-AuY Laiies az x -utl-m-1 who may Pirair
tn favor m with their corr nanHs. may tepeat
an every atiIuity on hs tide tl give re"~ra litIs-
faeton. Hc ike VIE dthres r<qrets his thanks
for the enc0urasem snt h- has received 70 th7 pre-
Gent time. .I4gB y.
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A%/HEREAS CommilIioa Of Bankruptcy foun-
States. Patied On the fourth day of April 1900
ttied " An lct 10 tfabiiH Uniform fyRem Il
Bankruptcy throu ghoJtn the United States" has
been awarded and ttfucdiaca
JOSEPH CONF,
of Portland, iL the -dHtri1t UT Maine, merchant,
and The hIc JosLPE CcNY has b5sn decared
Bankrupt; he il hereby 'equired 20 furrender
him1clf 20 the COmmifiIJa ers Va the lad Commit
Gon named, orto rms 2 ajor part Of th-ul, on he
15th day Ut AHguf nIfaut, the 9Th day w Sep
tember following, and the 2Sth OF The fame month,
at ten o'clock III The forenoon Of each of aid days
at the CommiGiouers' Office 10 FilhStreet,
Portland, ard make full dilcloiure and da-
coyerv Of bis eflt- and gifetfs ;----wh6a and
where his creditors are hereby notified 10 come
prepared TO prove n yir debts and Al the fecond
meeting 10 ch0ofe an aliignee or afIignees; and
at the laa meeting fad Bankrupt IS required 10
6nilh bis examination; and al the taid iat meet
ing, any Of thc creditors of faid Bankrupt may
be heard, If they lhall think 6, before faid
commifioners, araiuH the making Or>allowing
Of certificate to Ihe Judge of iaia d.Rret to
entitl5 the Cid Bankrupt 40 4 certi6rare NJ diff
charge. All prrfon5 Indebted 10 fad Bankrupt are
to make payment, and lhOe who have any of his
effects are ~ deliver the fame u iuch psrluhs only
as The COrmilfontTs ihall appoint.
EDWARD OEGhRD,
EeENEZER MAYO,
JOSEPH TlIC0MB.
Portland, IT'D HuyuE, 1901.
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PORT OF PORTLAND

WEDNESDAY,, AaggF Il
Arrived fnow May, Capt Ham, 81 days from Liv
erpool June a long 10 LAT 40 Z. ip0ke hip For
ttude Of Nantucket, Wm. Coffin, mater. from New
york, bound to London out % days.-June y, fpok
Capt Sands from Newyork "a days out, lar AZ s
long. Aug lat a., ~, long 65, 50, fpoke bri.
Augufa, Capt. Arnold, Of this port days out.
Ship sache n, Capt, Donald Of this port. arrived
at Bottom the 9th inf in AZ dsvs from Liverpool
Left there fhP Aarea, Samfou, Widafet TO fail Juy
Ship Governor Strong StinloBs and Mount Vernon
Boynton, do to ftl al oiJune.-Brg Hazard, Rogers
Of KcuncAec, for Wilmington. June 40, lat AZ, IS
long 2 IA fpoke llip Walh ngton. Scott, z8 day
hom Virginia.-La A. z8, long r3, 81 poke barqus
Three Sitsrs, Vickery, from Norfolk, hound for IA
mouth, 81 days out--lame day fpoke brig Unon
Good, from B1aon bound for Hamburgh, AZ .dav
out ash, lat 49, II, long. "a 81, fpoke brig Friend
AMP, Nichols, from Network, bound for London, as
days out Spoke ihip Adventure Jof. Thuraon
from ChaElelon, bound for London
The brig Minerva, az days from K9nnebeck va
poke July 9. Ia LAT AZ, a.
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TLVE DRESSERS.

A number Of emgr4nts from Swi z:5llnd,
have lately arrived IL Kentucky. They are
principally Vine DreG r, All have brought a
num Yer Of fruit trees, quantities. Of feeds, &c
O,her em'SrAuts may b thortly expected from
the fame place. There is no doubt the vine
will be ca tivated with llcteC in Kentucky.
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Sales by Auction.
4 large fupply of FRESH GOODS,
Js7 reasigsd, anti, /as BY P.JGe Aat7iou,
1T William Fennellv's OHce.
FORE-STPEET

4 % accommodate his lends and cunomcrs in the
H. country, he intends 70 feI Goods by Autfi9n
every day n the week, Sundays excepted Thole " be-
may peaie 20 favor him with their cuon win fnd
10 their advantage, be con2Antly receiving goods
OF every delcrPtion for public fac without any eierve
Aozg band, and ready toy Sale,
Cod, Gver, and gt Watches fuperhne mddling,
ana low priced Broadco rs; Calimcres Plains; Fo-
reit Cloths; Eiaic do. Orleans do. Coaings Scrges
and Baizes swanfdown Vefng and ready made
Vets MaGeiles Quill do fancy Dmity Mu1iuett.
and India Satin Grpe do India Cotous of ali kinds
lriih and Dutch Linens Checks; black fix bandan-
IA, cotton, Inca. puecat, ronall, muan and other
Handkerchies came's hair, muffin and cotton Shawls;
handlome plain and triPed Satin for Vets; fix cot
ton, and worried HOle SUI eudcrs James Fnaians
Nankeaetts and ltrPcd Nsnkeen jlcunet and book
Mullins; tambored Neck cloths Oh Cloths Hats
Writing Paper; TumbIsrs KNIVES and Forks; e.e-
CANT Tea Trays knife 40. fnnlFcr DO Buckles and
Buttons; Razors, and HALVES; Ribbon, Tapss and
Threads; excellent Indigo Feathers and Bedtckipg
kept conHanty-One Delk, Bureau, Tables, Chairs
Bedteads &c.-Togeher with many other articles, TOO
many to euumerate by advertisements
Any Of the above goods will be fold at private Ele,
cheaper than cheap.
Goods Of All kinds received for public W private ale
On commihons, and cath advanced on goods benefited
ioi immediate fac.
Cab, and The higheR price, given for an nds Of
or1lFFiNI FURS. Poyth9Ed, Azr49 ~.
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THEATRE,
UNION HALL-PORTL-gND.


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y Pof'ivey hs TAI week " performing, his reafon
Ter TIE Ben5ft IF Ms. PowzLL.
This Evening, Monday AuquR ~.
WIN re prelcnted TOR tie fri time thece two years
the celebrated COME D1- in + We acts, sailed the
WEST INDIAN.
W it5en by r. CUMBzRLAND, Elq author the 4e1y
NlLAA Son. Rbesg Foyf4as, B7ab--y "a, vris, t.e.
seoekwell 4, lIvss1qtJ Mr. KenA
Beicour ffJs Wsg Z4hluI Mr. Powell
Capt. Dudley r 4g5taAsf Q5F.eyI Mr. Dick. CoD,
CHARTS Dud ~ (5ir SgrJ Mr.. D9rnie,
MAJOR Flaherty' ian hJsEarl Mr.. Harpe,
Fu'mer, IA Beck Seilr) ~ v,.u
Vtr.and. M LI7pysyJ ( VT F'HeTs'
Stukeley, ICt 70 SfaesyUeHJ Mr. Barnes,
Sailor MIR. P1rfons.
Lady Ruport Mrs Dowuie
Charlotte Rulport-Mrs. Harper,
Lou'l4 Dudey-Mr5. Dickenion,
Mrs. Fumcr-Mils Field.
End of hc Comedy Win I've recired for this nrht onT
MONSIEUR TONSON,
Oh, Tbs Laadoa 4yt ~ Qgseizg.
a. b Mr. Harper
70 which u &c added, f4gorte sr;erpiece, never
performed here called,
My Grandmother
Or, Tie LfUing PiFms!!
Vspour-Mr. Downie
Sir Mathew Me1Iey--Mr. Kenny,
Weodiy--Mr. Harper,
Souffrance-Gr. Dckinfon,
Tom-Mr. Barnes
Servant-Nr Parlous,
Dcky G.lip-Nr. Vilirrs.
Flore Ia-Mis Field,
CharlOtte-tlrs. Downie.
71alsis 70 d BAD at ne p1e. Of sjrua4ss, aaIq T. A.
JeaAt Boxes, 4I6-Pit, III
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17
990rttanO.
MoNDAr, AUGUST II, 1901.


A general Court Martial is ordered 10 Be
holden ar Bottom, for the trial of Capt Little
and feveral officers Of the frigate Bottom. on
the complaint Of certain officers Of the French
Corvette Berceau
The poi mater at Reading. penn. has been
di1miiIcd to make way for gentleman Of other
political opinions.
General DEARBoRN, Secretary at War, has
arrived at Pjttaon.
Mr.. BENJAMIN TIrcomB, late Editor of the
Gazette OF Maine, is to Be ordained, as paRor
of the Baptia Society in this town. The cere-
mony will be performed at NoEthyarmouth, on
Thurlday the z7th ina.
FIRE A dwelling hoUfe ID HambEra, BE-
longing TO Mr.. Benjamin Squs.t, was confirmed
b. fire on the 81 init. Only one or two articles
OF furniture faved.
The Bririlh Houfe of Commons has paFed
bill F" extending the American Treaty 10
Ireland"
The American hiP Grand Turk, with lores,
&c. tor the Dey of AIgiers, was at Gibraltar in
June, waiting orders from Coniul O'Bien.