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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27

The 6rf Conful msditates beY Wy doa0+i
expedition againa ireland. C7nilderaO'
dies of troops are kept in reaorneis TOT i'HI
embarkation along the coat, and al u'a
GERS and men employed in The eKPsdItlon ual4
Gen. HumSeit. who landed at Aeli.a' ~ .
corporated with tie detachment deta;ap I.
tempt defcent. The Gate Of defence II ".
IrelanG has been placed by The eE''tie'' Y |.
MARQUIS Corvallis, fuppredes all ansl'i v
that flbiea, fhould The enemy even lu'I ~
GLIDING the vigilance Of our biockldns S.'
Tons fLsudan Pr
D.r,a,eb., have been received from b.
which are fad 70 announce, that N -
have not Vet agreed 10 evacuate ilaI ,.r.hl
The SwejiIh Admiral is 70 b. O'Op 4. n
t-fsIfor not ordering the B'itlih il'e' = :
upon il paaing The Sound IL. NJ
The F;ra C5nful returned from MAN
yeaerday, and gave audience 70 w s, u. 4
doris. The envoy Of the United go n. N
powered 10 tranlmit the ratification Oh
tvof Peace with France, was Prel'H''s
" From Bottom, ny
LATEST NEWS
we are Informed. that captain f o',o, Nh
has arrived Al Quarantine, failed i, cut
on the 18th # Mays few ga, Gays IA Eqrl
10Th Of April. and brought I me. iadis
Cen Baird, with Coco troops IRON .r,s. VI
reached suez, and that no initial IN I'D
portance had occu red IN EgyPI, ~ 5.osrs1
tur~of Rofetta 10 the tire Of m MI,Igp i
That every exettion was made Il Nv III 4 Es1
force Il and ruppiy the B.i!ifA Amy 2 Ycsn5.
and he troops under the Prince nc Il : ral
arrived to DO duty to tha! II 4. ii N..ltua
Britilh Gquadrons and dips u N Eqrpa
an had been hafened towaIaIc , l
hope ofin,ercerting he Free e, =
was bourd thither; but III, HI, i Elsa l
laa acc UNITS, was At lh' III I, i I, Iacag
Tufan S .. Cap. F. bTo9g'al Il = RI
reIltiye to the healthy 4 tie 1'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27
FROM BILBOA.

Fly an arrival On Saturday Lao, at Marble
head from Biboa ID rs days, We learn, that
that city ha, been drs adfully Inundated by the
con-inp-l and heavy rains, the water havingrofc
in lie town r4 Repst above us uluAl height.
a veGti belonging 10 Mr.. Hooper, Of Mar
blehead, we are informed, was drove from Der
aochors, high ard dry INTO he city.
+hPPh about iae5e5. Bii5oa 7oaf 7jfisd b
dfniilV ljlalqa aJaa s. gears 6aes, ov1en an tb'
iabaJ.lqats exte7sA 10 fGve pa1baL
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27


The French have taken norn
Iiland otElba,of the coat Of Flu0n of N.
eacr,l k,-
If European nations are to !, g.. Z
wearing the chains of nlye,~ lavsd Gcn
chains As the Romans faaened Il ~aa z A,sVr
tors, il mutt Be By The riGnp II u ~ 'a'Ir ,n,.
power on the continent frono go - zone Re-,
France, and yet not 70 irong !. /, g Iese
all. Rudia j. too diRant. Rer IN, N !iglodn't,n
barbarcus, ddPerfed and poor ! ", a; "
te6ing power BeGdes if Ruff, e 'Al, pro
thing in the exigencies, lhe could d Joula aar
Her power Is vaa and increaGpo ~. 10 naE
fng TaPIdty, and France may be ~ ilrFri
employed al iome future day 70 rsa.' ssa''d and
bition WITHIN bounds. France. ~. arin,
not to be broken OF made lels n ng 'ugsbtl
ihe was formerly, and if lhe is lei, - 'dSS aaa
fhe is now, Europe will have ~ - i 1o's Il
lately, AulY ia was The brave ana ~ IT'LL
Of France. But fhe IS now r,r,d po'sli flsl
off. her territories are at the er,,sn Me- 'iI.s;i
IL and, behdes, her fore isve,ksra. 4 IL.
pied exceedingly. Il The int.rsa !. ~ ! III.
Britain that France Mould have Ar = 0'sat
petitor. What AuRria was. Prpe - 'an
Sly be made. Her petitions IA ~ WI =
greatly changed. She has No lonr r,''e1 q,
ion 10 be afraid of Auaria, her ne ! "a
much reaion 70 be afraid Of her uld an nj HI No
BY cedng Hanover, and the cite, u H.. me-
d Lub7o 70 PruGia, and ESPECIALLY t. . ..a
be SJadIho der 10 he government i E S,I1l
i ytt very Poni0le that Pruaia NAV ' 4. !:
ed and enabled to cope with Ffance pl1
meut FIR old difaPpointments woud oa NM.
ietain En2lrnd from fnch an arr,na.n'
Hanover, though dear to Kinq Ceors ~ !;
ittle value to that kingdom. Il !, mn u,
inef 10 parcel out Territory, Or to CAV. tbs, 4.
.crlle IA WeaPhalia might beaded IA 81
Bur xii, obvious th Europe ~ longer NJ.
its old foundation Of the Peace Of Weonls
in 1913 New arrangements nun b. ~.
before its Tarquilitycan be ftcured With Y. NJ
plolPed of rermauency UnleE France AMI
be 0riP'd ofher conqueas and confined nsr
old territory [Msnyl
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27

might as ,f~fe'y ennnn the fheePof orr Aock, 70
,he hungry lhe wolf, As our children 70 their
eutorage Let not ihe comparative inGgni6.
canoe Of their numbers luil rs into fatal fecuri-
y; but win refpea 70 them let US remember,
that na,J 2 tm3gq baS arjfatrom aeioad that jsen
ed at 4 4 10 6iggfr f5aa MOSS bard ( Csntine.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27
LLGELALNG

we never recolIecl to have recorded mo-
frequent dfalers By light0ing THAI I'll 3 III
fummcr. On Thuriday Il c 10Th very lever
tempsG Of rain, accompanied th very he.vf
thunder, N a. eHnerien ed ~ lplvi'h. J: he
gan al hat paG ! c'c.oCk p M. ard about 5
he Jig thing Rruck harm belonging to MIR
Lord. The 5arn was ioun in A mes, viii b
commune ted to another barn. th- property
Of The town, and both ere coslom n 4 thort
time. The dwellng-h-uf- Of Mr.. Lord was
frequently on fire, bat Fly the exerJion' Of the
inhabi arts,u VA, lIvei with an uncomfortable
q m &C. Tn powder hCu!e and two large
II. 10 inc neighborAood w1r- auck At TIE
lre " omerti lie frmer ellaFed uuijured
while the Later we. htt,red to pieces.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27
BALTfwoRE. July II.

One 5oei Lecuis has been commifhoned Mar
fhal Of the dlarif Of Delaware. It tems in
his appointment the judgment Of The PreGdent
has been furprized BY one Of Le&is's ions in
law. This appointment has made dreadful
fquabble among1 the Delaware democrats,
Lewis berg a man Of no credit or confequenee
even with his own party~-the mott deiervipg
Of which have entered their protect againR the
culIabHty Of their great patron, dispatched a
fpecial medeneer, with prereInPtoty orders,
that the oommiAions idued in coniequence of
The plea Of The c,izen above be qagibsd, All
Newcafe county Is in an uProar, and every
honeG man decl-res that if third party, poi
fell, 2 the prime pies, bnt varied in title from
tie fedrraliAs n MD fart up, they would for
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27
COMMFRCL.1L AIN NAKAL.

A letter from e.ntleua, in Barcelona
l[Spain) TO merchant in this town, dated, q
pill ~, 1901, Gays; = Il has been rePorred
here, thar five Of the Trpolian cruizers have
failed for the purPof. of cruiGng abou, Cape de
i Gait; which think to be Swedilh veliels, abou
there, the lalt year"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27

The Governor Of Pennsylvania has appoint
Cd fOe Commandments, 70 adult certain dif-
ferences with Connecticut land claimants, far
of thefe Commidioners, are EegGG,msa, viz.
Thomas Cooper, Thomas Lloyd, William
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27
SALEM, JULY III,


Among the number Of rich and valuable
yeGels, from various parts Of the world, t1at
have eniiyeneJ our harbor tor thef- few days
pan, VIC are happy II announcing the fate ar
rival cf four rich lndiames Their careces are
eRinat,d % be vof III about 600. 900 Dollar 1;
the government viii receiye 4ooul y 3. Geo Dol
4rc rAvenue
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27

na,ive citizens, to prefer foreigner TO iuch N
Office. We hope the Senate will dolly conider
this matter next December. Mr.. Jeferion aP-
pears not to have frmneis If 70, Why theie
teviatons from focmn prote9atiOns
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27

Carioas acdmisrgfrg DycaO-ry.
In the town Of PomPey, New York; there
IS fort, thar appears to have been RATED few
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27

/, The Ere0ch have taken poa.n.
Hand otElba,of the coat Of F'+ I'lu00 q II.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27

WHOA and Mr.. sanburn. Ho, ],
the eIovsn hOof CT Democracy S.. oe'ioo. d,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-06
Late Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON, January I I.

Inc Dan'ih government is ufing every
exertion to have respectable naval force
ready tor Tea by the next fpring. Eight
TAIL OF the line, frigate and two cutters
are already nearly equipped; andi is re-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-06

fon.
The maritime powers of the north !.
Is laid are preparing to act the comedy Of
Epe,y Man in bis Hxnar.,. :"
RHJTa, Bobadil.
Denmark, Matter Matthew,
Szoeden, Matter Stephen.
England is to act the part of Down
RIGHT, and if we can ONLY pet room ;,
/svxg err eudgel, the piece, l, is hoped
will go off with eclat.
PriOate letters brought BY the Ian Hau5v,o
MeHs.
$ Hanbx.g, December 13.-Three
Kutilan mails fill continue due, bu, there
are, however, advices received from TIA,
country by Danifh and Swedilh courier,
-Thcfe uniformly fate, that an inter
view will certainly take place in the {,r;no
between three great potentates of the
north. '
It is reported that tie emperor Pan,
has hgnifed his difpleafure to the Sard;n;
an envoy at Petersburg, and defred L;,n
within ihort time to quit his dominions
The reafons of his .maieay's difplesfi,re
though not known, are, however, gene.
rally attributed to the new French in8u.
ence.,
1t appears now, that the number Of
neutral iailors diicharged from the Enc.
liih fhips under embargo in the Ruaissn
ports, amounts to 800, among wLos, were
SO Pruflians.
Two Englilh fhips freighted with fl.
gar, coffee, and woollen goods, and bound
80 Petersburg, having got notice of the
embargo On their voyage, put back ard
tafeiy reached Dantizic, on the I'd infant.
Letters from Stockholm, dated the
9th init. fate that Paul I. has difmiaed
count Panin from his fituation of miniRer
for foreign affairs. The cauie of this diff.
INITIAL is fuppofed to have.been his confant
attachment to the interefs of England and
Auitria, and his averGon to all political al.
liances with PruGia. M. de KillichofF,
who is appointed his fucceaor, has always
protected principles of an. oppoite nature.
He is high,in favor with the Rufian EN-.
peror, and has fuccefively been ambsaa-
dor at Berlin, the Hague, and Vienna.
Louis. Buonaparte, whom the German
prints reprefented as being i'll at Dantzie,
is faid to be lately arrived at Petersburg,
and where be has had a private audience of
the emperor Paul."
January 8. 4,
FRANCE. H.<,2
ARM Of I7.ALT. ~
PROCLAMATION of GENERAL bruno.
" Head quarters at Milan, NoO.I7.
" Itwas in vain that the French fhew-
ed themfelves generous after victory.
There are men who poHefs influence in the
court of Vienna who fill with for war.
The ceAion Of fortreles and diplomatic
compliances were merely evafve, and the
only Object was to gain time. We mutt
then again have recour4e to arms, and put
an end to this long contea, which has dc.
folated the continent. Government has
given the fgnal--foldiers of liberty ana
of glory, the icene Of grand actions is be.
fore you--never did a campaign commences
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-06

III. AN account OF f1aZen klmOall tor !
the contingent expenies 4f the cfice of
tate, which had been examined and was ,
ready for fating. The vouchers cannot be
replaced, but the, particulars may be had !
from a book in which they were regularly
entered by Mr.. Kimball.
Sth. An account of Thomas Claxton,
as agent for furnifhing the Capital. The
vouchers had been all examined and found
right, but the aatement iufpended until he
fhould alto render his account for furniih.
ing the Preidenf's houIe, with which it
had fome connexion.
9. The accounts and vouchers of Tench
Francis, late ruryeyor of public fupplies,
tor purchaies from July 1T, 1907, to the
month Of September, 1898, accompanied
BY general account current, itated by his
executors In which they claimed a ba-
lance. The examination Of thefe accounts
was nearly completed, but the final ie,tle-
ment of Them fufpended from with to
bring into view the balances for or apainh
him with the departments of war and ma
Wy, with which his accounts were alto I'M
conrie OF iettlement. Duplicates of the
aoitraets and-(it Is underfood) Of the
vouchers alto, can be furnifhed.
roth. Three partial or fubordinatc ac-
counts OF Iirael Wheelcr, the preient pur-
veyor. Duplicates of all theie have been
already publiihcd.
II. The accounts Of the following qen.
tlernen, acting as agents for the commit.
iioners of the diitria tax, in their .refpec-
tive hates.
Joteph Ilael-Delaware.
Nathan Gilman-New- Hampihire. ),
James White Ternelee.
Stephen Bayard-New- York.
Paul Observation-Disclosures.
Thomas Observation-Disclosures.
All theie accounts, except the lat, had
been examined, and fome Of them, parti-
cularly the two fira, would have been Fat
ed and paaed the next day. The others
were fufpended, either for want OF war
rants, or Tome further explanation on par
ticuiar points. AS the vouchers, though
much injured, ~are not entirely deitroyed,
It is probable.tha when they can be more
thoroughly examined and properly arrane-
ed, they may be found efficiently per-
feet to admit of iettlen,ent with at leaf
lone Of the agents.
a few other accounts were ALTO fome-
what injured; but being fill however in
itate to be fettled, detail of them is
deemed fuperAuous.
!, In addition to the foregoing, it is poi.
hbie, and even probable, that in the courfe
OF ouilnets Tome other papers may be found
milling, which are not recollectcd at this
time but none, it is believed, of much
confequence.
R. HARRISON.
Ireafury department.,
Aaditor's 06e<, Feb. Io, 1901.
TIE RICHTER .ef the T,ealx,y, aSon The |
communication Of The Secretary Of The
T,s9/ay, Of The fau,tb ei1qant, s,aul
uniting ce4y Of the ,eloi.tion of The
H0.f Of Re9rsIenfafives eftbe -Umted
Sfafes, 0f M0udaS kbr krond of E>b.,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-06


thereof cloied in the Treafury books, it is
Prefamsd no injury can pofibly arife
from the want Of thofe deitroyed docu-
ments.
Reipedfully fubmitted.
JOSEPH NOURSE.
RICHTER of the Trealury.
Trea/xyy Department, i
Regj9er's ef:e, l9tb Feb. 1901. i
Tr<elay Of the United sf1tes,
February I9, 1901.
Sir,
In anfwer to your letter of the 4th IN
fant, lean allure you that my Office has
not fuffered any injury Of the leaf. COME
~quence by the late fire.
! am, Sir,
Your mott humble 1ervant,
SAMUEL MEREDITH, !.
Treaiurer of the u. S.
Samuel Dexter, Efq.
Secretary of the Trealury.
TIE keuora1k Secretary Of Il Frel4y.
I.have paid due attention to notice
from the Houfe of Representatives, which
you communicated to me on the 4th in
hant.
! have the fatisfaetion of afIurine YOU
that the books are all fate, and that |
know OF no paper hitting from this Of
nee which can impede or in any manner
affect the adjuRment of the public ac-
counts.
am with perfect refpeef,
Sir.
Your obedient fervant,
WILLIAM MILLER.
Commiaioner Of the Revenue.
7r<a/ary Department.
Reverae-OGfe, 18Th Feb. 1901.
General Stamp Office, !
Feb. II, 1901.
IN obedience toyouu'-equeh and the re- !
-iolution OF Congrefs on the I'd current.
nave the homer to report, that have been.
fortunate enough to reclaim all the papers
belonging to the general itamp Office of,
any confederation, and that the public will
iaitain no material injury in this Office, by
the unfortunate FIRE.
i am with the mott perfect refpeet,
Sir,
Your mott obedient and
mott humble fervant,
JOSHUA JOHNSON.
Superintendant Of Stamps.
Samuel Dexter, Efq. 4
Secretary OF the Treafury. j
Late Foreign Intelligence.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-06


cAsuRY pErAs FENT, /,
con5f,bAsy,s odses F<5r14r BIB, 1907,
4 SIR, T
Inrep.y to your letter of r 18th in
kNant, have the honor to brm you,
that after careful and dilia nt exa1a;.
nation It does not appear thav records or
documents sppertaining to this Office are
m:hing in comequence of the late fire, /,
from which any lois can refult to the I
public, or to individuals. One book in |
which fundry forms prefcribcd by this
department. are recorded, has not yet APP
Peasrd, though, as its deifruSfion is high
~ improbable, expectations are entertain
ed that il will eventually be found iii
IT fhould not, it can be replaced with lon,e
-labour.
Ihave the honor to be,
Sir, with great refpec,
Your obedient fervant,
JOHN STEELE. 8
The honorable
Samuel Dexter Efq.
a TIT of Books and papers AeJfyvyed or lof
II fbe 4Aadifsr's Office, in cox/1quene< Of
fbe fyes1vbieb took place in tbe 7rea-
Jnyy, on 7as/a.y tbe .zotb ef 1asx-
A,y, 1901.
1T. Thesbooks containing copies of re-
D ports on all the accounts which have been
adjufed fince the Establishment of the
preisnt government, excepting thoie on
the public debt funded at the Treafury.
which being entered in difinef iet Of
books and kept in another room, were
prcieryed. With the aid and exDence
OF an extra clerk, the loft copies may
be replaced, as the originals. with the
fatemens and vouchers belonging to
them, are depoiite liz the Regifer's office.
I'd. The books containing copies DIVA
rious Placements made by the Auditor and
Accounts under the late government
The originals Of theie are alto in the Re
giiter's Office, and new copies may be
made from them, if neceGary.
Sd. The ledgers and journals in which
were entered the accounts fettled by the
late commifioncr with the officers of the
Old quarter MATER and commiGary depart
ments. The lois of atheie books adds 70
the difficulty Of adjuRing fuch of the ac-
counts in thefe departments as remained
open: but from the examination (which
had been made, the greater part were
found TO detective as to leave little hope
OF satisfactory Ratemenf. Some of them
however though not paned, have been rat
ed as far as the materials would admit
II is believed that few, if anysof the pa.
pers are loft.
18th. The books in which were entered
the accounts Of the late fecret and com.
merciai committee. The papers being
tate, no great inconvenience will refuif |
from the lois Of the books, as few, il any
OF the tranfaetions of this committee. re.
main uniettled.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-06

Samuel Dexter, Efq. I
Secretary Of the T'reafi,ry. !
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21
9o7, AUovs-

lAVdS(DN
me iuble6t has declined.in int IN IL nr apor
"a as reelection has diveHe it of irs terrars.
y mere are many who nov re2a Il il on'y a.
f.. ais tall Of found and fny fgntyrg ho-
! difficult to climate the inten ions of an
II . !, whole general conduit is indep-h i1nt
!. ora'Ila'y PtinciPlei Of politicalor moral
4. LIS l,arcel5 within the eomPass IF iafatu4
~ u iSnorarce, that the fram-r 2f this en-
.f f.lle eorid calculate o. Il making fuc
H.. aui ,nPleiii on ibis country. It hobll
~ :. ''lereicre, that the ohje4 Of the enemy
~ f-.augn, WIS 70 excite troubles IN thfs I'm
|s,a y hiding forth to the differed a prof
4 ~ i lu'eoor; 10 fPread alarm Ky the extent
~, .E armament and m afFe ted e. mccall
sn -. i's sRIten'c, (for It is che proPery, Of
ks H., Y magnify thaf- dangers, which il
|p;Is,s Pat''al ID and uqder favour Of init
krm.a.' 70 demand fich f8crihces for tbs at
1n -. q peace. as they cannot hope to Oh.
RI. = our judgment and LOYALTY.
ben PglSd OF invaion may likevife have
fuss IS ;SEsd BY the neceGity Of giving to- tie
BIZ. ~ dug lone buff, ANXIOUS, foreign enter
|srs -usd 70 l's euthaii.Lm, IL order to II
kgana.'ln confederation, az domeGjc policy /;
4ea, - - nave aFifen from he as{pelare expc
sh.b ), oeqc'ng the demands Of he foldjery,
s;a d ~ eaonot fatisty, BY futfitntiag the
W s aTnour tor the promiGed miIlard.
IA n,;aeS',' with pride and cxultation, that
aai CO. prepared FOR ether alternative /;
b povs - alike IN the wifdom and energy Of
Asss d , 1 and 10 the 10y j y and aeady
"s people, this Interval Of rufpence j.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21
BOSTON, S3t. 8, 1904.
PROPOSALS
,rzL.sHiNG,' BY SUBSCRIPTIONS,
MAPS
c,cHUSETTs proper, and DISTRICT OF
MAJ MAINE.

.,,ecA cHUSETTS proper and DlSI XII "
n MAJ MAINE.
.,h, Mr. CsoooD CARLETON, from actual fur
pnP's1 v. ~ order Of the Gcne-al Court. Eevltcd
Yss' -,.l1,d by, Rev D. MOasE and Protection
AZ ~ soeats appointed by The Court for that
FAsee md engraved and pubIijhed under, the IN
pap.'s "a di-l Jlion OF laid Agents, and approved
Il tie Legillture
,,, of complete and accurate MAP ol
~ H CT. Of MASSACHUSETTS, induced The
II csa-t 10 order iurveys q thc ieveral towns
.,,tion, in the State, WIKI v~vw Of obtain
VI 49,. sl, tor correct Map. From theie fur
Y s,,o wai drawn; bat, on account Of the
~ s . and errors of the engr wing t was
~ ~ ~ he Leolsturc, though many copies Of Il
~. 81. ssivsre5 u lu5lcr5srs, ami u 4 genuine
~ .,nFuuente. tie Legraatrre appointed tho
go obags named, their Agents, 20 oagfe ~
- ,ob, taken INTO new drd., aad 10 be C0g"a
q IA pablithsd urdrr their INFECTION.
IN, caopsrplates, on.vhich thefe N.z0 hqti are
- roo.ther With ~ privilege uf copy right
i, been pItlcnted, by the Legislature, 10 the
- bs.3.my Of Ags a. Ssisass5, and the di.5a-
L., Fgs.rlsi Soetiy, ior The advAneemehtS n
frning aad tie good Of Science.
re-. ACES. thc Cnly GENUINE ones which have
- pubhlhed .of this State, are cOntruGteJ GA a
liz Of four mi'estO an inch. The ps'c Of Malta
kglsu, Proper Is 48by 81 inches iha "a Ma le
Aaby Il. The Vigntrt=s by Mr., " GrahAm 4ft
kstna,csl Of Agriculture Commerce, &c Of tdr
ssarv. The engtavings By AIeGrs. Calender and
il are executed N iyle Of accuracy anI neA-ne,s
hely to be met vi.h n America.
NR.s.ds Churches Academies, Court HOufts l. qlr-
Assls, Mountains Rivers, idgcs, Ctna!s. Minis,
81. are ard dova; rhe d tto-e % each town
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21
VOLUME ".

The works commenced IN Hung n.y., IN I79t
for th contfud,no OF a Navigable Canal to ioi
the Danube and tic Thefs, are now fnilhej:
this Canal, wlish comes from the Danube s
Mopetolzeg. rear the Town Of Zlmor, al
join, he Th-iis, near Fe!dvar. runs over a fpace
Of fourteen miles il bears the lame vea-.s a.
The Danube, and p4f4ge may be m4le IL
two or three days, whereas formerly three OF
four weeks were necefIry. This Canal, The
6rR IF the kind which has been cnaruae IL
Hungary, was pnder;s ken ty Socie'y Of ia
diyiduals, authorized for thar purpoe, BY his
Imperial MljeQY who, when informed tia the
works were accomplilbed, Immediately named
Special CommifIion to examine then, This
examination has taken place, and he Commit
zion has made the moa satisfactory report.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21
CONDTrLl .T.

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