Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

YseoJ Mstsman Knapp, and Riebard Deveas
Harris.
!, EncGh Competitions. By Henry hdom,.
Fysreis Blanchard, John FeJqer, William Gammaee,
iEaae Gafs, Stptss Cater. Stephen Hale, RlLiem
ITaot. Henry Riee, Timothy Fsqey Roger, and
Tgaosk1a Eduvar15 Seat
Pieces in Algebra, Perfpeeive and Ar.
srononiS, BY Henry BsSeoek, Calf Hol,ns5, Ais
! 1EtsteQ, jain Randall, and hfsandsr Toevn
IS. An Englih Grafton, upon" LasyaIay."
By fchsboS Nicb0h.
70 An Engliih Grafton, upon" Rshsbse
s1a." By Mr.. Luther Rnbrdjsn.
IT. A Valediaoty Grafton in Latin. By
AR. Mcbael Hodgs
Tx ss7Uigg gspss04fH TOsrs admitted 10 kbe dgree
of Mater Of 14rt..
rlowf-Daniel Adams, James Allen, Alb
ncr Bartlett, Bartholomew Brown, Gates Bur
nap, John w. Caldwell, Jofeph CbickeriDg,
John Clark, Parker Cleveland, Henry Edes,
William rockingham, John Harris, Waller
HaRings, Michael Hodge, Charles Macomber,
Samuel Parker, Luther Richardfon, Samuel
Spraeue, William II. Sumner, David Town
lend, John Wilton.
Ont sf eosrjs = Samuel Chandler, A. B. I771 !;
James Fl. Pierpont, 1889; Daniel Wsfton,
I7oS freeman Parker, 1897 John A5bot,
William E. Charming, and John Hamilton,
1898.
John MKefon, Efq. Mater of Arts in
Dickinfon College, Penniy lvaHia, and Benjamin.
Shurtlef, Mater OF Arts 10 r. i1and College,
were admitted al eunGem. The honorary de
gree of Mater of Arts was conferred on Mr..
Nathaniel Bowditch of Salem
The following gentlemen were admitted TO
the degree Of Bachelor of PhyGc, viz MeTrs.
lanes jackion, Robert Thaxter, Benjamin.
Shurtlef, and John Clark.
Mr.. Samuel Adams, who, in 1894. had re-
s ceiged The decree of Bachelor of Phyic, was
admitted 70 the degree OF d 3dor Of PhyGc.
The degree of Doctor OF Divinity was con-
ferred on the following Mnaers of the Gofpel,
viz the Rev. Thomas Flemming. and the Rev.
Wiiliar, Bennett, of Scotland, and the Rev. Jo-
fab Whitney, of Brooklyne, Connecticut.
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A defence of the Gifmiaals by the P3R maj
ter General has been publilhed at Walhington.
The writer Jays, one Deputy has been dfmi1ed
"fcs AAgrant abufe of the government; - 'two
far having aided the enemies of the country in
the revolutionary war, and for maintaining ltill
the fame regard for Briifh supremacy and roy.
al overnment;" and " Sixteen to give place to
icne of the friends of the naturalization.
From the 5eR information that we can obtain
there is very little doubt but that Mr.. Bayard
will gain bis election, maugre the zeal, the IN
reference, and the efforts Of the Prefdent.
Such an ohicious meddIing as is defended TO
10 this cafe, one would think was enough TO
'rouf. the fpirit of fave but demagogue,
like Mercury with his wand, can compel the
fpirits of a multituds. The Grand Seignor is
not more defpotic, nor his fubjets more iervile'
The yeriea wretch III his dominions, who ticks
the dua of his feet, does not make more
complete lurrender of his MIND than do thou
fancs of Mr.. Jeffefon's adhsreGts, who are al
lowed to prattle of their independence.
We ihal very foon requeh the particular at
tenton of the public to panphlet inf pub
i.ihed in this town from the pen of the lion.
: 0ivsr Welosn. Itcontai-s mott thorough ex-
animation, and, of courfe, reiutstion of the
itatements and charges contained in the report
of the INVESTIGATING commitIee--Pa Palladium.
Maion, convicted at the Supreme Court in
Dedham, of murder, is 10 be executed at THAI
place on Thuriday the 9TH of October next.