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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11
BALTIMORE. DC. ~.

IWHl5 ~ P141- TRE PIPFP?
Every government is bound for the protgc
ton 81 The Perfons and property Of is eriucas,
agai72 the unlawful enterPrif- and unwur ,nted
hottiltie, Of ochar natons.-Our merchants,
trading unSer the fan9ion Of this principle
Rave been PIundereI by the bellige emf powers
10 The amount Of many millions. From al ex
ccPt France, reoituuon has b-en obtained, or
10 train OF obtainment; bur On her, thc ratih
oatory claufe Of he treaty Of Bonaparte a.
'orms as, We aic 2 have no claims, or to txpea
M mPeniatirn. The ipo4tions BY France.
are Hated 70 Be 20 millions IN this town the
CLAIMS are comfortable the Baltimore inCur
ancc Company have demands to the amount Of
100000, the Maryland Inlurance Company IS
100000 dollars, aud individuals, perhaps TO
As nuch-amo lnting 10 nearly tzv2 ziLian5 Of
dollars II this place alone. If government be
bound to indemnify its Citizens for the illegal
captures Of other nations, it may net be improp-
or to az, FOb''' z pay ne piper?
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credentials Of N. Hunter, Efq. A lengthy de
bate enCued.
TUESDAY, DC. u.
A bill refpetting the duties on drawbacks,
was read twice, and made the order Of the day
for Jan. 4th.
STATE or THE UNION.
The Foure went into Committee, when Gen.
Smith offered the following refolution =
"Rsj5hsd, 1A4t it is ezpedient toGi1 the Psass
E,GaBiAneat OF the Uoited States"
Doctor Euais wilhed to know the prelent
Gate Of the eaablithment.
MsErs Randolph and Davis were deirous to
Zee the report Of tAe 5sere:0y Of Ea5, before
deciion !houd take place.
Mr.. GlrwolI thought the refolution idle,
nniel, reierred to Ie!ett com mirtee--tle with
cd to de!er the matter until they thpuld fee the
documents which accompanied the PieGdent's
meiiage.
Mr.. Gregg hoped the Committee would not
rife. lie held in his hand, three refolutions,
which he intended % ofer-rrlAtive 70 the MI
lila, military sure, aud the Ratification Of
Har5g4rs.
Cen Smith alCo hoped he Committee would
not rife. The foooer theft fubje3s were fttled
the better would the Committee Of Ways and
Ne Us he able to complete the appropriation Bill
The motion for The riing Of the Committee was
loR
Mr.. Gregg's ref,n.ion retpeaiog he Militia
was ken uP.-It ProPoied dividing the militia
irto two cl2Aes.-Atter fome modification OF
the re(o,puon, il was adopted.
NILlTARr- STORES.
4 rof luton to inquire What addition. were
nec5Gary to the Cores o. hand was carried.
PERPETRATORS.
\ "A reloution for an enquiry OF this lubje9
/ was alfo carried. The committee Ihen.role.
The 56arisr having re(la-d The chair. the
refoiu-ion refPeang The Milit'a was concurred
in :--Thole rrlPed:ns MiGtiry Sores, and For
lidcaJions, on the fuBSetion Of Mr.. Crify8old.
who . lervsd, thai il would De dlelpeaiul to
| the PRECEDENT 70 a6} thereon, until the publica
! 'io7 a Ills documents On Tie fubjed, were pot
/ poLll uutil Msnday.
CARRzs0NS, 81.
Mr.. Randolph offered Z reiolut'on directing
: The SECRETARY ct War ~ lay before tie Houle a
aar-mtnt M The G.nar On 1T he po2s, &c. and
of The men r,qnGte to garrlnn them.
W EEESS.t@E
Frm tie Senate, co1nrmcatrg f,rdry
documents, v.. ec-jvcj md ordered 70 be
printed.
The tefolu ior elr an IA iouroment from the
zith ina to the 81 nuAty, vas taken up
! Mears Narrum, Bacon, Mo;,, Elmer, and
5P'igg. orPacd i, ana i was negative!
Adjourned.
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CDarrig5,
II Enfield, Mr.. EHlha Kibbe, ags579, p MG Poly
Ayre-, aged 40.
Dicu

IN this town Mr.. Sl7ssl Noics, aged 80.
At GloaCa1ey, x. z. I1y. Benoni Fucker, in The 953
ys1y Jif ge. Hs Avsi 7Uit5 5s rgioigg 6sa5la'7 70
yaayf Be La5 kf zo3 sLye7 grand ebd7 a"4 ge7 gram
eBldyeH
n Prince Gtsgs county, E1ayyard at,5, ~e' b ~
II Riddle, tbs easymos, agc f CV jars bavTg a'
foy many ysarJ totally blind and dlE
"a Caroline s.aaty A1Iryi,rd. Mr.. Mary BeauchamP'
AZ tbs v0t adUIa-e4 az 9f CXiX yeUfi s fyI 4" F'
igf an uaglaai retention o} an 5ty fasah5
Af Ns7D-L London. Re- WHiam Gros7, egsf' 40 af a.
Fygt7ar or tBe Fsrae AsIiszy. U6rvard 81 6og ." ff"'
elst in grJie, P,secsti w soy3s AZ bb tnrTa.
IL Combyiigs Mr. Ann Malon, ~ o.
At Baton, Hon George r. MinOt kq. 9{'a A.
Mr. John Sweotler, ggei 77.-AAy5 Joanna BotNey Il.
64-A4rf Elizabeth Taylor, ~ 9l'-44y' hi'A'
Brooks IT. ~.
There were 10 deaths in salem 10 tic year 9oiL l.
Males II9--Fcm1les 1917 population Z" M
town. according 70 the lat Genius, Is $500
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MONDAY DC. Al.
a 5i'l was reported, and ordered % lie on he
cable, refP. cling the CongrDSonq! Li5rn,y.
After ttaniatting lonle private bufue(s, the
Aor1e went into Committee on the report re
fPeaing he right of the Aflzfbbi Territory to
tsnt dePuty to Cougieis, and 70 examine ths
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11
PORT OF PORTLAND.

fr No yaycga ayris,1lf Jfaes be sf Gase''s. r,..
ship J8lp5, grant or KsHae5ee5, 'oH' a. Nome 80
a 5yr f,om 81. C,oir. J5y Bgsou, capt. Baryy ~
-OyeI.4 N CAPE Col, Tasy nayTiqg i5R Onf T1' II
iorgag % Peaoot, 9jssd T6s Vagd aHd part q 'S' org
-DM De lea. r.F
Tx b53afs5 Springer, Of Ksr7e5sel a,yi0ed at f'''
7svaiaI, Nov. as. NJ.
TJe Ar7a Widri5gr, 9f Portland, " d9y JT'"
Toyk, zvaJ 5qtar in tie mouth ffbs hfilRPi, De- g.
TIE 0eeaa, A4pgaa, 81 Pef3yeoyongb Tpai q L'''~'
Nov. r. SR
SIP Eliza, sr Poyt,aad, ,ya,at Liggp'o'i N'D = 4" ~
Is . dgyJ
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portIanO,
MoNDAr, JANUARY r.
IMPORTANT

We under&and that The C ,o~ r1 4 P5a.
tae Preach Republic, for the IN; 1'9'ra of
has received orders 70 grant Fr.r,S %T ) SSt's
.fn7tri10" Tezff Purch4led and ova ,.'sy''Ti 70
zens OF the French Republic. 4'1 y en.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11
Coronation Of tie Emperor az 2nFI.

An the accounts f.om Mofcow agre. ii rIAt
ing the ceremony ofthe coranation to have been
un:ommonly grand. The order Of the Procet-
iion was the fame Is on former occations The
church iervico began BY the ArcbbhhoP Patton
coniecrating the crown The Emperor and
EmPrefs entered the Cathedral cDAtily At niae
IN Tie mornlog, under repeated discharges IF
artillery. The EmPrcfs DowaGcr iat o. the
left hand Of the throne. Af;er A iutabie fer,
mon, two Blhops advances with the crown,
and under a ia'"te Of cannon placed it upon
the head of The Emperor, and his Majelty then
placed a crown # the mott evqnilte workman
ihp upon the head Of his auguu frou.e. The
entertainment which tuccecdcd vas tPiendid
beyond defcriPton. The number Of Ing in
men Prcf-nt amounted to fventcen. The dlu-
limitations Of the city continued for ) nights.
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Kings Cores to CommoJo,. :
would have been without br.od Das' lii ~,
IMP mas now laid three week, ID 4 meat MI
HoFe-ihi which lhould har. - Tai'ias q
months ago." s arrived "
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holland. HAGGE, OCT. "a.
The late Directory IS nov entirely daovei.
and We live under a new 70 m OF government,
which IS as different from the late government
as that was from the one wkich preceded it,
< which began with he great revolution in '95-
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Or On he 3 of Nov A1d ede' PaG.d both
HouCes Of he Brtlh Par.iamcn', e1P.eGv- w
appreciation Of tie Peace. II Tie Lo'ds. III
I'D ref wac carried ia 70 Io.-lt was lup
pores by Lore Romney, Lord Limerick, DE
Duke Of Clarence, Lord Pelham, Lord WcR-
meath. the 3 chops Of Roche}er ana London.
Earl St. Vincent, Lord Melton, and oth.r..-
1t was oppoled by Lord Crenvlle, Lord Spenc
or, the Marquis Of Buckingham ADD others.
In the H.ule Of Commons, The addrels DdGcd
with outa divliion-
Marquis CORVALLIS left London, for Pans,
The I'd November. Very fyle1td preparations
were making in France 70 receive HIM.
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The Teinlu.iCNs from The Scnae refpedinq
he CyaarDi5gH I;trary were dlcuH-j. The
third roiO,uticn was ANN e.. 10 AZ to give
The rgh, Of ,4,-.ng book, tle.etrc-n " lie at.
tonne, General tic Iu 'gr, w re Court while
thc CONF Ks in leIi3a, and Il 7 fgn Mimi
ter-. a d-ba took place on the TetoIu.ion
for apPrcpr'A ing ore !hrulrd DOL ais an n
ally for the intI-st- VI The hbrar, VII u he
word annually vas Hrucken the1efrom
The commit &c rol: and the Houie r.fJmrd
the fullest.
Mr.. Bay2'd advocated The annual 7pproDri
alton 1T one thouland dollars FIR en- years in
preference o ezre ding zen thour4nd dollars A.
once a there were NV books, maps. &C..
Publilhrd, and there was the greater probability
ct beng able - procure the mott valuable
. i5lica!!cns,
Mr.. Randolph oblerved, that the meafu-e al.
Peared 70 him too much like old braais5 The
Pra6ice ot expanding unneceGlrily He 4 ID.
expectation was 81 tip-toe to fee the x.rv brar
tieeJ, the Practices Of f4vng.-For his Dart be
was unwilling TO eIpend The public money.
except il cafes Of abfo,ute neceni,y.
Mr.. B4yard III reply 10 Mr. r fad, as the
gentleman had talked 70 mich If the dfDolition
Of The Houle to expend the public money IN.
necea4iiiy, be wihed he would fpecify 10 what
meaures ne alluded. X had been common 10
make iuch chargs generally, he believed few
Cared % lPecJG. For his part he believed he
was as anxious as any one to hold faR the pur(e
Ilrings Of the public; ard he would be as will
ing 20 curail Executive power as ary one
Ne hrTe alAYaed 70 toe 1s2fi2r be made. fbaf tbe d.
bTnyy .D57u4 " uader tbe dI,s7iog Of q Librarian
9fP>intdl ne Pr.fdeat- But # the gentleman's
principles are carried to their extent he believ-
ed they ihonld indeed fpend but little. Il had
been idlI we were the mot enlightened people
on earth, it that be not altogether tue, lei Us
make It as much 70 as poGible.
Mr.. Bacon was in favor Of 1000 dollars an.
nuaily be thought il a moderate fun, and
necefiary appropriation.
The queltiOn tor 1000 dollars for one wear
DOLLY, was carried.
A MESSAGE
From the Pielident was received. containing
new Genius Of Maryland, as cCrreaed bv the
Marihall Of the diaria. Referred
THURSDAY, DEC "a.
a report was received from the Secretary Of
War, giving Ratement Of the prelant military
Embellishments in the United States, the number
Of men necefAry, &c. Referred to a commit.
tee of the whole.
a report was received from the PoR Mater
General. giving aatement of routs on which
the mail is carried without luAicient icome
from Poaa8e to authorize the continuance. Re
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credentials Of N. Hunter, Efq. AIeog,hy de
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-24
BALTIMORE, Jolly IL.
Health-OGice.

10 relieve the public mind from any
nldlnate apprehension relative to the
11ence of a malignant fever il cur city,
Ea.O 70 check the various and contradic-
reports whien are circulating on the
astt-the board of health conceive II
{, IN indiipenfble duty, after having made
\ u 'oe inquiries IN their power, to detail
believing aa,ement Of facts
In nat on the I'd day of July, John Kel-
ihancs-areet, Fell's Point, fckened
[ah a lever marked wiihtke eharaeferifics
nihgnan. fever. and died the 9TH.
l0'spn Hopkins, who lived in the coun.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-24
THE TURKISH REBEL.

The cabinet OF Vienna has received
important information Rejecting Palwan,
Oglou, by an Aufrian, who ierved as a
fnbaltern officer in the Pacha's army
but deferted from Widen on the Ath
of April, to retorn home. He Rates, IN
an afidavi, made before the Auarian Com
n,andant at Mehadia, that tl3e flower OF
PaEwan Oglou's army conflss Of ehriltlaas
Of almoA every country in EuroPs, whom
he pays and treats in 'he noa liberal man
nsr. Of natives and .Ianiilarles he can
always command from o 10 IL 900 men,
who are better difciplined than the troops
Of the Grand Seignior. Many French
men, who eieaped from Hungary, where
rhey were retained prifoners Of war, ADD
near 1000 Engllih enigrants, form iep-
crate corps.
HOUSE OF LORDS-May a6.
Lord Suffolk announced his intention o.
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-. more to their benefit TO purchase,
was J. v'as then his duty 20 purehiie;
wa '- (7o be esntiazsa.
BOSTON, July II.

.,-;vsd ihip Confidence, Kedman' o.
p,. h,' from Liverpool, IS days, Lefsthe
BAN, ' DTrott, Of Wifcailet, for Bottom,
fsi,;o freight, to fail about the lat Of
T saae. There had not been any arrivals
Juls' America al Liverpool, jult previous
.lO H. failing ofthc Confidence. Bufnefs
= ~ Improving. Spoke, July II, lat. 4a
va v loog. s., ichr. Federal Eagle, Of DIX
s 80 days from Bottom for Bilboa. Ju-
~, pa' =. Iat. A., go, long. So, ichooner
\ Ann, days from Peneblcot for IL
serpOo.. co.; r,x,.,,ar s;nnf,n.
cadiz, 4, days. June 20, lat. 81 70,
,oao. az, Il, ihip America, from Bottom
. ior sTeneriffs. JuneaS, lat. A, 81, long.
~ ~ Is, chip Reliance, of London, A days
.s = Martinique. Juoe,3o, LAT. 4r,s46,
i -, s, hip Howard, of Portimouth,
from from c5bsarleaon for Hamburger. July s,
,,t. a., X, long. 81, 5, fhiP Manila,
clauibury, of Nantucket, So days from
cadiz for N. York, fhort of provifions,
f,Dolied her with barrel of beef and 100
W.T. =. Of bread. July IL, lat. AZ Fl. long.
&. brig Atlantic, M'Donald, from Da-
marilcotta for Barbados.
Same day. Brig Greyhound, Parfons,
Malaga, via Tobago, releaied from qua
raniine.
Same day. Ship Wilmington, Roberts,
Cadiz, 90 days. Spoke, las. IS 80,
long. 81, hip Fabius 50 days from Phiia-
dslphia.
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NETWORK, ul ~.

Captain S7valy, eftbe(oaR agnes, fran
ST. Aaggfne, informs rs that a tezu 6eys
,ruioas to bis falling a party Of Indians,
mdtr General Bseulss, larp,Jled and took
ysdnery qvaman. ard tevsn ebfldr<nnear
81 Aaeufms, mtbe aljsnes Of tie father Of
ibsfamily, end killed The el6s9 jon, a yoang
.nan absat tersny.fbrseyears yfage. dboat
The fame time Jtveraf qUbites and Blacks
~sre ma6afrsd BY another Of Bozules's
3erties. Tbs ebiJiaia has fttedoat a pri-
cattsr frbacaf, manning IA gans, TO crajte
agaisf The Spaaiard,, ard has alrss9y.
made tsuo prizes.
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COMMERCIAL.

The commercial council of Bore eaux
have Recommended, that nc foreigners Gall
be allowed TO fell their Hips IN Franct !;
thar the wood in the interior OF France fit
for lhip building fhou.d be Immediately
fentto the dea- port that ilnportstiots
OF materials from the north OF Europs,
fhould be particularly encourage by
premiums, &c.that fl1ips Of war en- fue
ihould be Immediately difpatched 10 Gu-
ma for timber, &c. and that foreigner
ihould upon no account be permitted TO
interfere in the coating trade OF France.
The latef London papers mention that
theFreneh have iGued ordersto prevent the
importation Of Bfiti(h merchandise by the
way Of the left bank Of the Rhine and the
frontiers ofHolland. Ihe French appear
determined TO refritt the trade of all IA
uons-fhis ought to produce countervall-
ing mealures. In Great Britain ii will.
The Gallo rulers do not agree in the fen
tinents OF fome Americans that commerce
requires no fofering care, that it will re-
gulate ittelf,
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the approach Of danger 2 &c. Il was
then ffa felt by every government what
was to be feared from the conyulGons Of a
Jingle people, and the revolutions OF !
Jingle empire And Felix Faulcon, one
Of the French Legislators, fys, 6 Thus,
Thea, we are gong to livein future, IN
triendihip with the Luxurious neighbours,
who preceded rs in he carer at Abe,D.,
Thofe honorable FLANDERS viii fee, thar Che
French will contend with them in the l!its
for brilliant discoveries, pacific coequefts,
and true glory" panegyric cannot be
ifrcnger titan this.
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LONDON, May IL.
Retoyted aftembt IN Bonatarte.

NPPoffe0 aIEeMpt IN 60HapafIe.
A mott extraordinary report has been
brought from Calais, b. yefel which :
rived at Dover laf nigh. 1t is,'hat The lie
Of Bonaparte has been again attempted.
The attempt is fad TO have been mad
upon the parade at the Quintidi review.
The confpirators fusrounded him, ard
ftabbed him. Happily The wound was
fight; an Aide Camp, however, near him,
was MORALLY wounded.
We give this as a. rumour wishouF
pledging ourlelves in the fightea degree
for its Authenticity. II may be only an
echo Of report circulated hsre fome days
ago, on the authority of fome private &C
counts from Paris, which mentioned that
confpiracy againf Bonaparte's life had
been planned, but had teen difcovered.
From Dover, May TO-" The Ram
bier. arrived here from Calais LAT night,
with II gentlemen paf myers.
A report is in circulation here by
.fome Of the above paGengers, that Bona
parte was furrounded on the parade by a
band of perfons who attempted to fab
him he was tightly wounded himfelt,
and his fecrerary MORALLY wounded.
This mention merely as the report OF tie
moment, not having time, as moit OF the
.paGengers are On board the ye1el, 70 get
farther particulars.
HOUSE OF CoMMoMs-May rs.
173,oool. were granted for the refer
of the fufering clergy and laity OF France,
CorGcan Emigrants, St. Domingo tuiter-
ers, and American loyaliits.
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AtteR,
ADAM FoNERDEE, fec'ry.

Arrived, fchr. Chance, capt. Wet, 70
days from Kingaon (Jau1.) Left there,
fchr. Thomas, Boden, juf arried from this
port, and feveral other Philadelphia vef-
.iels, names unknown. A brig for Phila-
delphia failed with the Chance The fchr.
Milford, Elwood, Of Baltimore, failed two
days before, to toucha ST. Jago. In
LAT. II, long. s., fpoke the fchr.
captain Clarke, from port Antonio, bound
to Norfolk.
The fchooner Nautilus, Biihop, failed
from Kingaon 18TH of June, for Balti-
more; the fame evening was truck with
lightning, which tore her fpretoPmaft
and ihrouds entirely to pieces; the fore
topmaf little lels injured - after whichit
paiTed through the bend. Two Of the
crew, John CroGey and William Johnfon
were killed, and Horace Walker much
bruifed, with the lofs of both eyes, When
the corfuGon occaGoned bad FULFILLED, cap
tain Biihop bore away for land, and next
morning anchored at Black River, when
he took the pilot boat & proceeded to Sa.
wanna la Mar, from whence he intended
going TO Havana TO get matt, not be-
ing able to procure one there.
Flour at Kingfon 7 dollars.
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ting honfe OF Meilrs. Pollard and Corn
thwait, Bowly's wharf, Gcksned on the x
Of a fimular fever, and died on the 9TH
Jofhua Coale, an apprentice TO Tho.
mas Jewett, cu.rier, in Cumberland Row.
hckened on the Sd and died the 18th.
John Wilton, who lived at Feii's Point,
near'Wilfon's Wharf, after undergoing
much fatigue for ieveral days, Gckened at
George Town the I4th,and died the Ieth,
the fecond day after. his return 10 his bro.
thers's in Eat itreet.
James Smith, carpenter at Fell's Point,
fckened the j 9Th, and is now in great
danger.
Charles Frederick Lanberger, baker,
in light 'itreet, ickened on the 18th, and
is now Dangerously il in the hofpital.
Mrs. Smith, wife Of James Smith, lck-
ened the 10Th, and isnow i'll.
Nicholas Willis, who lived in The count
ing houfe Of Mr.. Repold, fckened on the
nth, and is now well.
Inthe inveaigation Of the circumstances
of the above cafes Of fever, the Board Of
Health have afcertained, to their entire
fatisfattion, two points Of material interett
to our citizens
If, That in no inaance has the difeafe
been communicated TO the attendants or
friends of the hck.
I'd, That from tie different htuations
of tho!e who have fallen victims 10 the
difeaie, they could not have derived it
from the fame neighbourhood.
The Board are, therefore, willing to
believe, that tbofe inaances of difeafe
which have unhappily appeared in our city
are folitary cafes of malignant fever, from
which, Of late years, we have not been
wholly exempt during the hot months.
Thefe observations arenot made TO lull
our citizeHs into fecurity that might
prove fatal; but TO ioggett the necefity
of vigilance, without alarm, and Of an at
tention to individual cleanliness, which no
policelcan Efficiently inforce: for, from
whatever fource the yellow fever may be
derived, it is now admitted that impure
air is necsGary TO its f al propagation.
By order Of the board,
ASHTON ALEXANDER,
Preadent.
Attef,
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HOUSE OF CoMMoMS-May
FRoM Pans, May 2

At the making Of the iignsd lit, ref
peaing the frA Conful's being eletted for
life, the night before lat, only 1000
names appeared, and mott Of theie mil
tary or placemen.
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aIeranDrta aDnerttser.
SATURDAY, July 24.

O. Tbepary INTENDED for ibis eveai9gg
is unav0iaa5y psfp0aed in eogfe9aenee q
tbe B,amalaa 6emg priorJ eagg9 gs
4uMtake Place Sexf Saturdgy.
a We are authorized to in--
form the public that the Theatre
will pofltively be opened IN the
courle of the enfulng week; the
entertainments will be expreiied
in the bills for the day.
The language of the French Statefnen
towards Great Britain, has undergone
Watt change, slasterly. The Archbifhop OF
Tours. in his fermon before .BonaParte,
fays, /" When ore has ieen the power,
{ meaning the Eaglifn the bea eitab'ilhed
On lis ancient firm and contribution, and
fill more ftrong by the calnnes OF Its
manners, and the happy afcendencJ OF ma.
ional habits, tremble, in every part at
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PHILADELPHIA, July zr.
Health OFFICE

The Beard of Health, announce, with
great peafure, TO the public, that hnce
their laa publication, no perfon has taken
ick or died in the vicinity of Vine freet,
and that bur two remain indifpofed, both
OF whom are on the recovery.
BY order of the Board.
CORNELIUS COMEGYS,
PreGdent.
Atsrf,
BENJAMIN.. GAKRIGUES,
Secretary.
Arrived, hip Farmer, Gifbon, ,Bor-
dsaux; fch'r Belvidere, Potter, Rich
nond Federalil, Creation, do; Happy
Return, Jarvis, do; loop Thames, Ew-,
ing, do.
Cleared, brig Harrios, Stokeibury,
Cape Francois.
The brig Eliza, ChurnGdes, from N.
Orleans, is arrived at New Csfle, Del.
oailed from the Balife the I'd init. 10
9mPsny with the noop Sally, Wiikinfon,
and Tor this port.-Paned in the river,
ound up, the brig Amiable Creole, and
Augulta, Of this port.
Lett at New. Orleans, the brig Difpatch
! TINS port, and law coming into the Della
ware ieveral iquare rugged veffels.
Inc hip Fabius, Huchinfon, from
sn'e 10 Spain, was Polsen in lat. SO,
40"s, Y, out 50 days, all we'll.
@n,r Lydia, Brown, Of this port, has
4l'.ed at Havannah, from New Orleans,
S aS proceeded Tor Cape Francois, was
'p0Ae on the 9TH infant, all we'll.