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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
/HV6THER LETTER, S1NE DIR !

|. (hN0THER LETTER, SANE -DHTF
Within thee three days there has been much AN Of
an management having taken place between the Eppi1,
lquadrop under Vice Adm Warren, and tie T rench
under Admiral Gantheaume. Il il reported ;hev met
off the Coat Of Southern Caabri4 at the diaan-e NJ
fome leagues fom Cape Sportivento; thar the Action
did not lat ong but that the French Ships ofthe line
and FTgates nTuok their Flags and surrendered TO f
perior force.
This intelligence has been received BY the Mater of
lmall vsfe arrived Terra nuova port iuated on
the Southern hde Of Sicily. He has depoled with The
cuiiomary FORMS that at the moment of his departure
from Malta he iaw the Engih Squadron arrive there
oonhting of Thirteen ships Of the Line and fome Fri
gates, bringing IN the Enemys Ships, on which The
Britih Flag was flying. The letters from Terra nuova
Poitvely aer tina; the Mater of the vefe had offer
ed TO the Governor Of the Town confirm by an oath
the truth Of the intelligence he had brought, and to
Undergo the moi rigorous pun fhment 1lould it be
found falie.-(G azsae ae Haaboarg.l
Private advices from Paris mention, that not on
~ Committee Of Emgrants has been taken Up at
Barenth, but Ciialpne Officer, named Tourdo,
has beea brought from the army OF Ita'y, and IS
confined in tha Temple, on iulpicioh Of having 70
mented an intrigue 70 overturn the Government
Of Fran>e, aad murder the Chief Conful.
PARIS, July rs.
Citizen Talleyrand Perigord, Miniaer fer
Foreign Affairs, arrived yeGerday from the
waters Of Bourborn l'Archamblult. He i'm.
mediately returned his funaions.
HAGUE, JULY 70 Letters from Hambureh
FAY that his Prudian MajeRy has acceded to The
Convention concluded between Ruilia and c..
Britain.
STUTTGART, JULY I0.-T'he German Jour
nal fpeak Of the approaching delcent on Eng
laOd with as much certainty and interea as the
kngliih thamleves. Grhey have already pla-
ced AT the head Of this important expedition,
Generals MAf-na, Augertau, Lafnes, and Der.
nadots. They beGjes announce tn forma
ton Of a permanent War Council, Of which
Gen. Moreau is 70 be PRECEDENT.
AMsTERbAM, july lo.-Our feet is ftill ready
70 fail At the Tvxel and at Helvovtluys General
Angereau has returned the command Of the French
troops ia The pay OF oar Republic. He is expected
daily az the Hacne.
PlyV,oatb, Tair zS-Arriyej the Hyena frigate,
Of a8 guns, from Cork; fhe brings intelligence of
the arrival there Of Resr Admiral Pole from the
Baltic WITH y fsil Of the line. Sailed The Achilles,
Of "a guas, q i1ir the Channel Fleet,
FgEsT, JULY ~ The convoy which l. a, Pc
merit ~ hiii blocked Up by The EnRh.h. Several
merchants If POrient and Avrac have Ian1ed Their
mercnandhe, and fent It 10 Avrac by SarEcau.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

LONDON, JULY 81.
-. nom Paris, il Is fAid,- report, that the
Il ~ Government has ratified the Treaty
ne United States ofAmerica, aereeably
% with Of Congress.
LONDON, AUGUST ~.
- JULY ll-This day fcveral letters
s''es,ged By Commercial Houl.s here from
.,;. b winch tate that the Ctp,a ain Of a hp
- ~ . raleruio, had made oath that there
4 =, "sa 20 Action between the Englilh Squad.
LIN, saaeI 81 B. Warren, of ) Ships Of War,
-. 'l'c q the French under Ad. Gantheaume,
j, r''a lniPs Of War, and number Of Tran
Iss',' winch the EBglith obtained complete
IT, at Warren, according 70 the account
'a,,t1 sls Capt. had received information
h. trench fquadron was at Me6iaa. He
A. , ioaed his feet advaRlageouhy in the
h : i p''~een Naples and Sicily, to receive
hrs = eFench, which on lis arrival there
En... W. idrrounded, and after fervere En-
Il a y which the French Ion fcveral fhips
h.. s'st pumber Of men, Admiral Ganth
el II lug NJ way to efclp-, fnrrendered
ani,4 IS remainder of hs feet, which was
f,s,.. .'o Malta, where hips Of the line, 3
Ion sly ~a several thoufand men, among
'asl : Ne youngea Brother Of the Chief
lasrc, .rte had arrived After this CON-
lpo y = dmiral Warren, detached lome
h, v.,. '1 1I As he had received advice that
F-sach ihips in the Addatic
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
Fre6 from. Eur0bc-

'n mp Warrington Capt. ANDREW Scorr, Of
PI' arrived here yeaerday, ia Al days from
~ t9s -CapiTn Scott obIiging'y handed Is Lon
1 P'Pa'to July 81 being DAYS Iater than be-
''ssssd-FFon an attentive perufal Of the a'cn
,o.o@'as are the non important articles we end,
. The news received al Bottom, aud which
l'ea IA ihi day', Gazette
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
PHILADELPHIA, AUG. 70.

QUALIFICATIONS.
,,5.lia Of one OF the Ptcketi which ply
/ Mn. Haven to New York, ap2lied to Mr.
n cl.q oft his yefel. Mr.. Bihop an
L thar Abraham was from home, and
/ ;,sg a,f !. dess. The captain replied
4 was but few minutes labor, adding
vas bis tura 10 20 to New York thar
1 IN that he could not wait. Mr.. BiihoP
vas very ferry; but that 10 5gfa5f could
ii the Office till Abraham thould re
/ The captain then propoied to app y to
Esdrich 10 lee il he could DO the buGnsfs,
wi the applobarion Of Mr.. BilhoP, aP
larordingly.-MT. Goodrich fld, Thar he
k,of Office and hal no authority TO inter
Ii With il Ia this fituation, the captain
D. B.ih0P thar he muf TO Notary,
protect ag1ina the office and fail-lor
b soali oct be detlined.--ForJun4tely,
Iya, Abraham came home fooner than
Iapsaed, aud The ve6ei was cleared
ano!her oceafon. Mr.. Bifh0p accepted
for the payment Of duties, aod that 10 a
Flrgs amaunt made PAYABLE il tzOo YEAR,,
sihtasding TIE law expressly limits fuch
ioasJ sSr. He sll5 received il with 5ut
'tglliars, and the law ye7uires t1v7 q lsaF.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

ii. from authentic fources Of infor
Il =. l,,e 10 our readers the following in.
20 ]. ,.I,Iive to The la,e Of affairs il Por-
~ !. ...;,.5 from letters as late as the goth
'''' .,,v.sn Portugal and France and
fs'e a b.,n concluded at Badajos. The
Y =, on were fecret but were fuP
q ~. ne payment TO France Of about
Y Y ], ~ # dollars, the making the boundary
q I 4. 4. treaty Of i797,that whichis 10 future
ID. = = aroeica, AMI the ceGi n to Spain of
.'a r..,Il olac.s on the frontier. Ii was tho't
-. ,bat Gaudiana was the boundary a
3 s !. Tbich would give Spain large &C
I. a fertile territory. Ii was undertook
4. oIaciue French and SPanilh garrilons
r,ooal had been relinquiihed.
4 4. soth Of joe. no advice had been re-
! rom Paris. Great fears were enter
= 4 u. ratification OF the treaty By the
! 4 government. in the failure OF which It
's.ooI.a much feverer terms would Be- ex-
abT Fanee.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

!. .od for the ftme. HAL be per.
sa'f, 2 e, r'r of the faid diaria. ,
slSJ i Pse lttcond farvey Of the dlltrItt Of
a. l rss 70 70 is prefent limits, heretofore
,s'o'aia 4. P Prelident ofths United States
EAd = !, hereby erected INTO an \, entire n, 8
I. y ! ! b Z d.nOminated 9 the n Wet
%, "a diaria fhall conda Of one for,
\ lhs laiI from time 70 time, be divided
p aaI fo many diviilon', as By ;: 'he gu !.
Il i hereof ,ss ihall be found ehped'eat and
~ ~. Collectors of Revenue in the
n ,a.G,ebufstts, PennGylvania, Mary
= . c,rolin. and Soaih Carlina' and u
e'i Ind. third and fourth iurveys OF
n !. is' e Virginia, fhall render their &C
fl 4 s b ari6ng from and after 4 e
r 9 : iane IaR, and pay over the monies
taY !, h zane. to the REFLECTIVE fuPervi-
\ IN. 4, aid diarias.
y ]. i. ebsve 0rd.r, nineteen 9ffbs o5Fts5 Of
4 3 ~ y Regsaas are abolgBed.l
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
From he Cen!iH-i

FT3H To LtHtfNFI.
The Chronicle has endeavoured 10 attach
fome credit 20 Mr.. JefetGon, for his appoint
rnent If Mr. Lee, Fe1eralif, 10 the Office OF
Attorney for the dilria Of Maine The truth
Is, he dra objea Of the Executive, was to re
move Mr. Davis then as there could not be
found one practitioner or Rudent ofthe law in
Mine, Of JefEfonian principles, to fill the va
cancy, beoe6t in reverGon was calculated up,
On and therefore was Mr.. Lee, a member Of
Congrels, apPointedj in expectation Of being a
bic to bring in a democrat as bis lucceGor 10
C3nsreG. To aid in this projed, was unquef
tionably, one Of The Objects Of the Sec etary at
Wars Wifi to the diarid.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

Preident Jeffe,fon has direaed nell prcjs-
qui, to be entered on the action commenced az
The ufance of the Senate Of The United Slater, a
gainR Wniain Duase, for a fcandalous libel on
that honorable body However extraordinary,
even At this day, this may appear, it is never
thelefs true. And the Senate thus infuited is the
fame body, of which Mr.. Jeferfon was Pref
dent, and to whom in his farewell addrels, he
F." rsturnedb t grateful Esank5 fer all tbe igqaace5 q
attention 4Ad rfe8 qUib qObieb they bad been Peaed
% bon5r bin P'-Tbaf Senate whole fuPport he
focited to attend him in his new Office /; and
which be declared he fhould conider as giving
It the bqpbi5f aajPises and that Senate, to whom
il addition to the expeditions Of his dutiful
regard as a body" be "afked leave to mingle
his particular wihes for the health and haPPi
nefs Of the individuals who competed il; and
the tender Of his cordial and relpealul adieu. !"
Who could believe, after all thele honied com.
plments, that this PRECEDENT, would lofe fro m
his bonds the falfe and imPudent hbeller, of fc
much acknowledged excellence However in
credible, we repeat, It is nevertheless true.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

An Official letter from TriPoii. dated april IL,
fares tAat d" nc srrangefn' ~ had taken place with
the Baihaw .h1: iE CTulrer. ere ready tor fla,
American veilcls"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

The Hoa. John o Adams, late miuGer OF
the UaiteG Sf5'e5 At The Court of Tlin, was at
HAm51reh the beEinn ng af Ja.y; and his Sec
rotary N; Wslcb, was about to take paHage
from fn,7erdan, f5y BgQor.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

Letters from I ghorn, referred 70 IN a Paris Pa
PER of Jane "A, tatrthat a vtT-i had arrived there
10 fx days from Tripor, which the Conlul Of the
United States came pafenEcr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
Stevens & Heath.

INFORM the public, that they carry On ;he
4 SAIL MAKING buincis, Al BItb, Or henne.
beck River where their york will be executed
with ueatuefs aad di(patch, as cheap aa II Bottom
Batt, AggHf 40.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

Il ME SuOicrucr, having been daly appointed
4 ARgnee "a the Eaate and Efrcfs Of Will
LIAM HUDSON, Of Portland, 4 Bankrupt
quef3 All pefloas indebted On lad Edate, or rof
filcd % any Of aid BlukTupt's property, to pay
and deliver iald dch's and property WITHOUT decay
to liaac Gage, HDignce.
Parfioqa, dnguR 81, 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SUNDAY, Azguf 40.
Arrived fhip Warrington, capt Sctot, AZ DAYS
from BrGol.-Augun I'd, failed from BrRoi, fbfp
Atalanta, Of Virginia, 10 CO. bound 10 the M-dit-
erraneau.-Left at Brilol. fhip Mary, Luce. Of ane
for Bottom. in I6 days. The Daphne, fromCharic-
Ron, had arrived.--r3th AuguR, lat 40, ", long.
a9, ipoke brig Mary,of and for Philadelphia, fir N
Newry.-Aug. 10, lat. AS, 50, long 80, 40, fpoke
ihip Phaeton, of Philadelphia, bornd 10 London.
Same day fpoke fchoouer Beaver, Of Kittery; the
Beaver had been on the Banks only few days
Same day, arrived Ship Minerva, capt Malcomb
Burdick, 43 days from Liverpool
Ship Mary, capt. Wm. Baker Of this port, pafed bv
the lie dwight, STD July bis paaage to Amllrrdam
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

~ 6eer duly appo'o,eI Adm niit qjor OF the E
ha;c az SAMUEL BUSH, tate ot R@0tbbay, IN thr
county IT Lincion, Phviicisu, drceaied; AID has
undertaken ,hAt truf 0y giving bond as the law
directs :--Ah pcrluu5, therefore, having demands
asauG the Eaate oftaid drCeae5, arc deGred u *
nibit the tame for Settlement; and ar indebted
10 fad eaae, are rcqp-fed TO make immediate
Dayment to-THOMAS BOYD, Afu1ltqrator.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT.
Francis 4 Ianey, Eiq 20 be Commercial Agent for
Ol=-d
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

Preparations are makag, by the Academy Of
Arts and Sc.euces, and the HifonCal Society. for
PunHihing the Map Of the Common v eaith, prrfent.
"a th-m s. the Legislature.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

FAINBANhH. has 5rcf taIFn, and was lodged
u Bottom jail Or Friday laf.-several p-rions who
alHdrd 10 rrl.sIng him. have aio tren taken, and
committed 10 priIon iJr trial.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
3Ortlau0,

MoNDAr, AUGUST 81, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

a N AXE was taken up al week the head Of
~ Fim-areet. The owner NAV have the fame by
applying TO this Office. Asgyf 81.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

NOTICE Is HEREBY gwen 20 oi psfiona who
IN Rand t,dcbttd to rIe nbtrriher--rhlt unIria
they make payment "a him, ou ny before Toe 18TH
day Of SePembcr next, Their Notet and Accouo's
Wi WY put nt1 an Attorneys hand ter collection.
vtboat further notice - And al thofe mat have
auy demands, arc rsqn.fed n calfor their pay,--
STLVANUS GALLISON.
Hf7{tam, Au7af 1, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

Nothing tur'h.r rejecting Egypt. is mentioned
IN The London papers we have received.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

NOTICE i hereby gwen, thai the Gatute neet
~ iog Of tae MEDICAL ASSOCIATION of
the County Of York, viii BE- held az BAhNARD's
Hall, IN KegHe5A7k, On the lrcg7d day oftEe tttiion
OF the Supreme Cont 10 September, alto O'clock,
A. NJ. Per order.
SAMUEL EMERSON, Sseyet1yg.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

THE Subf-1ber requ-as 7i thof who are il-
i debted to him for PcfaGe nm Papers, n call
Al each Office Nv place where thSr papers are ici5
the dta Week IN O0ohsr next, the day and hour
The Rfaer arrives, where the il9-ta-r uiI be I'd
fe1tls With them.-Thofs who 80 oDJ comply, their
accounts vrill be put il fat.
JAMES PAINE.
W74db1,n, Aasae aotb. 1891
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
20 LEr.

a DWELLING dOU5L and dATTER'a
IL SHOP, ~ Rs7GbaM, well h.u4ted for tra-
der at tradvfnan % any KIND, On trt mao 0aI, IH
the Ccntre OF the town. Inquire of
WI@SLOW HALL.
Hlrd5am, 3 10. AZ, 8oi.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

4 YOUTH, OF about u years If age, who
( \ writes a good hand, add Is Of good dhPo-
htlOl, u waHt5d At The Subfcriber's Of1rt, III
Portland. SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

PARIS, nov. ~.
BONAPARTE'S MESSAGE,
On the fate of the Republic.


prefentsd to the 1eglasgc Body. by the Councillors
OF State R;gaisr, G0Dvi0", ST.. Tyr, and Nejas'
AT The moment when the Legislative Body
sefumes the colrie of its labosrs, the Govern.
lnent fubmits to all France iketch Gifts opera
tons. This is a daty didated by its principles,
md it discharges the talk with that fIanknels
which Il owes to the public ia'ereR, and The pu-
ritY Of the ientineuts by which it is animated.
All know what was the Gtuation Of the Repub
lie on the 4th Niyofe, year 8, 75th Dec. 1899.
The events Of the 18th Brumaire had re-
animated the courage Of the people, but mems
minds Rill Aoated in uncertainty. Tbs
departments If the welt were prey to civil
war; every whefe there prevailed feeble die
traaed Administrator, withou, unity of princi.
pies, or concert of operations. No energy in
command, no promptitude il execution. "A
police without activity Tribunals without au-
tborisy drorder in the Public Receipts re-
quititions which Narrated the public, aad con
fnmed our revenue I; Commerce and Manufac.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
PORTLAND,
MONDAr, JANUARY 26, 1901.

BoNAPARrE becomes more and more the
,heme Of Jacobin eqlogy. In him "oPPredion,
tyranny, and power ufurPed," are no crimes.
The chata6er Of Warrington is thrown into
he lhade, while that Of Bonaparte is exhibited
nthe calm light of Jacobin philofophy." He
has carried war into the bofom of tranquil ma
|dons-deluged the " 8 arden Of Europe" and
erimioned the waters of the Nile, with blood
|dearoyed the ancient governments of people
loo feeble TO reiR him, and robbed them, BY
\ contribution" of their wealth, the fruit of
peaceful indufry and to gLofs over the mife.
|rses he has inflicted on mankind, we are told,
that his triumph has been over either " difIipa-
ted or favage nations" WHOM, in the true prin-
ciple Of illumination, it is glorious to extermi
nate The attributes Of Deity are alcribed to
him BY the lightning Of his fword, Victory
appears before him he fays TO the temr-Ruous
paaious of men, 4" Peace, be aill." and they
are difarmed Of their fury;' bis glance
upon all Europe is fuaicient 20 explain bis in
tsntiOn'' Of fubduing the whole and by his
ennifeisnt power he dilcovers the means IF
" stsraal tranquility" in universal delolation.-
Should this tremendous being wound the pride
Of the American States, b oYerrating Their
obligations to France, Riil they are NOT to be
blended, but to bow their heads in humble
iubniGion, " deeply inPreGsd with the grea:
a:f ofthe man who has arilen to c9ndua France
ID glory"llI [Satm CAL
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
SHERIDAN cL06K.

A new cloak has jut been introduced inro
the circles Of fafhiop, called theS6aai6, or S6ey
dan eleGt, Invented w Mrs. Sheridan. 1t *.
tends below the middie. and flies of the right
ihouijer; the materials are fate coioutrd
Periian, lined with rofe colour, and trimmed
with bear nin. The cfea is elegant, and
extremely be oming.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
FASHIONS

Dia'agae 5stlpe-7 LAZY an Nan Maliasr af Pays.
Citizen, am jua Come to town, pray have
the goodness to inform me how / NUT appear
to be 10 fathion "'-'' Madame, tits done in
moment in two minutes | thall equip you in
the fir2 ltle. Have the goodnefs 70 take off
that bonnet. Well."-'' CF that petticoat !"
!" There il is."-' Away with lhefc pockets.''
& Here they go."-" Throw OFF thar handker-
Chief lis done Sc Away with that cor
let and leeves."-" Will thatdo l''-" Yes,
Madame, you are now in The lfaGhion-'tis an
eafy matter you fee. TO &c n in the fasllion
you have only, TO aad5G %
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
SELECTIONS
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS.

a very great curiOEty, We are Informed by
letter from Canton, lately received, is to be
Fen about four miles from the city Of Tohol, in
china, which appears to have hitherto efcaped
Inc notice of the curious. II is an immenie
Pniar or column of fold rock, Gtuated on the
pinnacle Of a high mountain, and very near the
verge of II, from which it rifes in an irregular
manner to the height of four hundred feet. Il
9 imall at its bafe, but it gradually enlarges
lowafds its fummit, and from many Gifts pro
Ettmg parts idue dreams Of the inef water,
WHICH, falling from 70 many fources, and from
iuch itDpendous height, gives the whole
gttering appearance in the fun, which is al
mott difcribable.-The upper part of ihis
snofmous rock, which is rather fiat, appears to
q covered with fhrubs and verdure b1t as It
! abtoutelY inaccelible, there IS no pollibility
o Knowing the kind Of plants which crown it.
IS elteened, and with great propriety, By
Ie CAinele, as among the hrit curiohties Of
sasr country, and i known by The name Of
Faiaaaauug.
We underaand that forne gentlemen, CONVEX.
'aat n the Oriental langusges, are bnily en-
ployed in India. in arrangingihe library found
= Serngapatam, toge5her with The ieyeral ma
saseaic'iPss which were TIE property Of The late
tliPPoo Sultann. When the whole are putiEto
roper OF der, they viii be Immediately forward
Ssa 70 Epglaad.
4 Swedih Captain, f4ys the Speaateur of
nonrdeaux, has lately made a rriai, before the
Pc khoim Academy Of Sciences, # a machine,
Y which, Two copies Of work may be ltruck
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
EF.lTR[MoNL4L LorTrRr

q young m1n Of good character, and Of a
Hoe figure, Propo(ss lottery IN the Bordeaux
jorrral. The conditions are not hard. All
the widows aud m1idens, who have not attsin.
ed the age Of 81, are invired 10 take If him a
ticket al the price Of IS francs. There are 10
be 1900 OF thefe tickets only one nurrber IS
to be drawn from the wheel, and the fortune
holder IS TO gain the Young man for a hnibaud,
and 10 Plriake with him The 200, 700 francs
produced BY the lottery.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

OF 4 the fanac time. and if neceGary, in differ
ent forms. No more time IS required by this
operation than is nfaalsy employed in lriking
OF Jingle copy. The experiment received the
Pertee appreciation Of the academy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26

It viii be recolle9ed, that about two years
iince, M. Reich, phyGcian celebrated for his
profound erudition, announced " Germany,
that he had dilcovered remedy agaInR fevers
Of every kind without exception. provided there
was TO leGon il the organs, fuch as the Lung
6Ic.---fIe ALTO limited that if reward equiv
aent to The importance of The difcoyery was
offered bim, lac would di(cloft The feciet In
coniequence, Tie king Of Prpflil, anxious to
ferve the caafe of humanity, invited Mr.. Reich
to Berlin, add lubmitted his dilc9veEy to the
examination IF I'll. Phyfcians Of that capital
Their rcpor5, made after Numerous experiments,
was favourable to tic ciicnyeTy, and declared
the author a man II diitingnlhed talents.
The king Immediately nominated him Profsf-
Or, with comfortable appointments /; and to
this at Of Ju!tice, added penGon Of 1900
trapcs, reveriibie 70 bis family, provided that.
for The public good, he would Publdh his RENE
dy, gratis.
Mr.. Reich has lately complyed With the con.
dition impofed on him, by pubiihing book Of
Iez pages, divided into So aphorilms, This
work has made great impre6ion in Pruiiia,
by the expeditions Of new fyaem Of practice
with relpeG to feves. The principal BATS Of
this remedy, conGas nitrcpg doles of acid min
erals, fuch as fulpher, nitre, and above I'll COM
mon alt Thefe acids mutt be well diluted
By the ufe of them, this phyGcian has recover
ed numbers Of perfons IN highly defperate ftu-
atoms.
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To read while eating was always my fancy
(faid Rofeau) il default Of a fete a tete. us
the Implement to iociety want. alternate-l
" devour page and piece; Ills as If my
newipsPer or book breakiafed or dined with
rue.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-26
THE B0NzPARTES.

By the date of the latea accounts from Eu-
rope, the members Of rhe Prefent royal family
Ct France, were thus ftuateb: Mqbosaa Bona
tar,e, FirR Confal, was at Paris, p0tting on>his
armour; Lonis was at the Cou:t Of Bertha I;
|Jefp5, at the Congref at LunevilIs, and Laeia,
a Bordeaux.
The publication Of weekly Literary M;f-
e.ilaDy, by " OLIVER OLDscHooL, Efq 5u
thor Of the Lay Preacher, Fatrago, &c. has
htely been commenced in Philadelphia. From
the known talents and princiPl Of the editor,
the public may exPeo much amulsment and
ound inRruaion. We hope that his literary
aboass will be crowned with that fuccefs which
hey viii certainly merit. GGs. u 5.
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Prefented TO the Legislative Body, by the Councillors
of State. Rgasr, Cou~iOa, ST. Tyr, and Nej4s,