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


B2OADCLOTHS,N
COATINGS,
CASSIMERFs,
SWANSDOWNS, >an extenive aEortment.
FLANN NELS,
AID
BAIZES, J
WILDBORES, CAMBLETS,
BOMBAZETS, DURANTS,
SHALLOONS, TAMINYS, SdO.
CALAMANCOS, MOREENS, AND
FLORENTINES,
HOSIERY, worried, fix, aad cOtton-Men's
WOm,n's and Youths.
ChLICOES, 40 cXtenive variety.
DIMITYS, well afOrted.
COTTON CAMBRICS. figured and plain.
SHAWLS AND HANDKERCHIEFS, fix,
cotton, and linen.
IRISH LINENS AND CHECKS.
RIBBONS, fatn, iarfnet, and china-haud-
fome!y Allotted
VELVETS, GALLONS, AED FERRETS.
TAPES, diaper and imperial; BOBBINS.
HATS, generally a.forttd
THREADS, white and colored
TWIST AND SEWING SILK, black, and
anortsd cOOred
HARDWHRE.
BUT TONS, grea, variety, Of the newell
faihion.
Shuvels and Tongs, Frying Pans, BET Iron
Shovels, Warming Pans, Hammers, Drawing
Kni7cs, SaWs-Wr aiiOrted
Plane Irons, Chdeis and GouFes.
A fnaI anortment Of JOINER'S TOOLS
very low priced.
few FINAL Gzed Crates WHITE WARE,
packed particularly for the country market.
Portland DC III, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

ohj-tt 20 tending their money 10 him greater dr.
tance We wou ticr,fGre with our fupeI intead4nt
TO rridS here Al al. events
BrsiLsri-Wiih regard he appointment Of our pre-
TENT iuptrntenuant, we look upon ourfelres a much
aesstled and injured When general Chaplin and
captain Chapn were appointed, our w..hes con-
iaed upon the occailoh, aud mott cordially agreed
10 the appointments CAPTAIN Chapin has been turned
out, however, within lhefe lev days. We do not un
dcritand 'hat any ncelea Of duty has been edged A.
2Ainh him. We told il i brcauie he differs from
the prehdsai IN his teDtsnts government afters
He has always been perfectly ai.sta6fory and
had We known Of the intenon, W. ihonid mott coTd-
ally have united in pet,Ion the piehdent con-
tnue him in office We feel ourfelves inured-we have
melody look to--nobody liten to complaints
-anne TO reconciie any differences among We are
like young fairly without. father,
HrofbeyyWe nnderfand that he PRECEDENT has sppon
ed Experimentation VINO is altogether unknown
and who is An4orla4ntcd with Indian affairs know
him not in our country. Had we been coniu ted upon
the iubjret, might have named iome rehdng in
this couHtIY who vel known 10 Perhaps
might have agreed upon Mr. Oliver Phelps whole po-
ltcs, eoncidng with thofe OF the PIeldent, might
have Recommended him TO the Office
Brabers-We cannot conclude without again prging
you to make known all thefe our fcnsin.ents The
Pre6dent.
Since The above fpeech was deliVe red, lhers
has been two other meetings between the In
h bitan,s OF this place aud the lndians, prinei
pally Tor the purpofl Of inducing them peacea
by to deliver up the offender to eaol, until III,
event OF the apple ton TO the Predent ihali Be
known--al hough with great rsln@apce, the,
at lltt conlented 10 give him up. links ...
At lhele ihbiequenI m etings, they nill con
tinued TO iniiR in long fpeeches, upon THERE,
tire independence OF the State Of New Yor k.aad
declared Their intention Of going mmeeiately
TO Albany 10 have conference with tue Cover
nor, As we'll upon that fubiett, as relative 70 the
iale of their land, or Niagara river. about
which they have been in negotiation for fome
time pan.
II is their Intention 10 remain in Albany IN
Ill a communication, which they have ieqneRed
the Preideut 10 make TO III. Governor upon the
fnhjed, ihall be received there that their MINDS
which at prelent much agitated, may be fet
at ret as ipeedily as po1ible.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
OFFICIAL.

Under the infruaions Of the Secretary Of
the Navy, Commodo Morris, will employ
conaanty one frig4re in conveying our outward
bound merchantmen from Cadiz through the
Straits, and another in convoy ng our home
ward bound merchantmen from Malaga ana
every convoy when 10 the Gut, will have an
additional protection. The diaributon az the
orhsr frigases will, fona time u time Be f4ch as
in the judgment Of the commodore. will alIord
rhe bet protection to our commerce, and as
viii moi efTcttu4liy repref tie pi eda,ory dilpo
titions of Us enemies. ff-tt3t
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
WASHINGTON, SEPT.

On Monday morning tie New York hauled
of from the wharf and cropped down the Eat
Elm Branch This day fne i TO proceed hence
to join the mediterranean fquadron. She viii
touch at Hampton road TO take in her Beef
ard Pork.
The John Adams it is expected will be
equipped in the fame time, viz. two weeks.
Captain Barron, we are informed, has been
nltrufed BY The Secretary Of the Navy 10 fal-
ute Mount Vernon in paiIing.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
ANOTHER DUEL.

E.fraf Of d letter trcn SaCa7ra6 dated dRguf 10.
IAN event took place this morning which
has ipread through our RFec5s he deepef made
Of melancholy every citizen who revered worth
and tReemed merit. are lamentirg the desthce
William Hunter, efq. who this morning fell ina
duel with col. David B Mitchell Len ,eaiil-
picture to mylef the agony Of your feelings Il
this news, by the grief with which my own
breaR is sgita CT and ! koow you will, il
common with he other fEents OF the deceafed,
lament, in tears If lorrow, that 70 valuable =
citizen ihould perib By the haods Of man 70
cordially defpiiej by The mas Of Society. The
diipute had IT'S origin ID July laa. in the coun.
y court, 70, the in y.ot which Mr. Hunter was
foreman, in acauieGn y hich Mitchell waaroun
fel. During the trial. It appearing 10 Mr.
Hunter THAI the examination of the evidence
Vas not condu6ted BY the Council with that in
Partially which ju.kice required, he addreGed
few words TO the court, when Mitchell got
up and obferved, thar, Nj Hunter was very
oficious on he location. Mr.. H. replied, that
lhoiopinels of jufymen was not to be compared
with .he impertinence of certain atlorneys-
There he matter rehed uatil LA Monday,
when Mitchell attacked Mr.. Hunter il the fress
With 2 large bludgeon, Mr.. H having nothing
" celStII faitSl TOUT DlOWss
attempting upiucceffnily at tie fame time, to
ie e Mucheit by the collar, he raid, " Mr..
Mitch ] an, uaar med - NUT retreat unleis
you lay adje-your weapon" Mr.. II then re-
t;eated 70 Or. Koliock's hop for cane-'hsre
was uone sAe,e. y, By this time, {ome citizens,
interfered, and ;heY left The ground. TIE
fame evening, Mr.. Hupter tent Mitchell chal-
lsnGe, who, al CT much eorivocation, accepted
il DR., Kollock was Mr. H'siecond. Major
b Maxwell was f.cond 10 Mitchell Mr.. II.
fred 6rt, and hit Mitchel on tbe hip. Much.
ell mHed 81, H Mr H's fscond ball bit
Mite he'll on the g Gin, .sllo without penetrating
The kin; bur Mr.. Iirnfcr received Mitchell's.
iecond ball il his right treat. Rlr. Hunter
immediately turned, end enc aimed " 7 81 dad
man !" and, as Doctors Glenn and Kollocc
CAUGHT hifniin cher arms, be liked Tor a elas
of wiae, ana expired
, I" dagN zo.--l have jua,rstnrned from pay
ingthe nleri,es ttibute OF reipea toth- renains
OF our invaluable fr'eni-Lhe funeral was very
iAfge--lbe Cba'harD Light Horle, The Artille.
iry. tbe Chatharni cRane s-s, AID the Savannah
iGuardss competed tls mill afs'psrt . the FRO
icehor, detach elis Of tie artillery frin- mn
ute guns whilethe pTooeliloo was moving from
The houfe o. the deceafe9 20 Ike tarying gfouad.
The Chatham Rangers fied three voliss over
Ibis q aver + ttaau
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
rELL0W FEVER.

An .Efay on the Yellow Fever. By gentle
man who has reided long in the United States,
has appeared in the London Morning Chroni
Gle, nf January lat.
The Edsyia goes into Al hiaorical flatement
OF fsets, and reaions with candor from his pre-
nnife. The prominent features of his difertation
are-Thar the Yellow Fever is dilorder of
the fame nature as plasurs-Eke It, originated
IN the warm climates Of Alta or Africa |; was
introduced TO the Wet In Dies by the African
hips, and has become general 70 the Hands
whole warm climate keeps il in continual exit
Ace that Europe is prefef we'd from it by the
length of the voyage from the Weiiindies but
the immebfe commerce of the United States,
with the ihortnef OF the voyage, reader the
Weaindies TO them ihe fame fource of oonta
gion, that the Levan, is to Europe that the in
create of commerce from the Weaindies, ct.
pecially with Gaudaloupe and St. Domingo,
witch have been the principal fcenss of military
operations and feat Of this diiordsr--the throngs
of paIeugers, and the promilcuous baggage
and every fpecies of goods brought home. have
conlansly conveyed the cortagion to our Tea.
ports, that the difference ano"g the phytica.
faculty, proiecuted with rancor and enthuiiafm,
both on the origin, nature andtreasmcnt of the
diieaie, have proved one Ct the feverea attic
tons that has accompanied il, by robbing the
unhappy within OF all the comfort which conf
dence in a phylicsn is capable of infpring.
He c.oles in obferving, /" The unhappy inhab
i,ants Of America have already exhautied ever
.ffcrr in perfeaiug the internal police Of their
cities, uat attention 10 cleanliness can do little
more; had they been equally attentive to sltab
Ii.h general and rigorous quarantines,in all pro-
liability they would have been, ere This, free
from the attacks of this dreadful difeafe. In
head, ,hersfore of calling away their at,sn
ton 10 ds;ulive theories, We ought to
ftrenghen them in the reiolution TO adopt re-
zula,ions which we have found efeaual our
ielves, and will under kind Providence, eafure
their future iafeiy."
The London Review obferVss on The volume
CT Sermons by Preiident Smith, of New Jeriey
ColleCe-'' His models appear 10 be the French
Div;ass, who houTlhe3 a. the clcle Of the lalt
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
.H. Hffa HfwyoRK, SEPT.
FRIENDSHIP OF DEMOCR ITS.

The Ctizen. bellows much ahnle daily on
Judge Oh ie, who p'eiiied at Callendef's trial,
not putting OF the caufe til hs could pro.
tuce one o. two more diitant witneifes but
the good citizen forgess that tie two w;tneffs
On whom Calender principally .iied, namely,
t9cneTai Mason and Farmer Giles were rot
oia@ns' our.in The very neighborh,od, and that
notwithstanding, they would neither Of them
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

10 oonternated, that neither threats nor ntres
ties could prevail or them 10 coule to our az
haance for, as Afterwards heard, they took
Us 10 be forcerers, L beng rather an unr.u al
thiag TO Zee two men coming down polt hate
from the clouds. We w.re for about three
mioutes thst Iisuation till ano her gut Of
wind broke our cable, and we Attended again
nearly fix ,houfand feet.
In the bu1l- of preparing The ropes for The
farmers, M. GArnerin let the rope belonging
TO the valve, li2out OF his hand, by which
means the bottom Of the balloon was plehed
upwards by the wind. NJ. Carnerin deiired me
to try TO regain Il, which AZ laA effected, by
climbing up into the net, though the force Of
the wind tfuck the tin tubes faseRed at the bot
tom Of the balloon. and through which the rope
led, with fuch violence aganf my face, that il
had nearly ltunned me. Having recovered we
defended but were borne with fuch violence
acrols the country, fome times along the ground
and fomet'mes in the air, that | feveral times
propofed 70 M. Garnsrin TO abandon the bal
loon, and to fave ourfelves but he continually
objected to IT, and reminded me OF my promile
NOT 10 quit him. In The meantime we were
dalhing againt feveral trees. one of which had
nearly deltroyed US being with my back to-
wards it, received a blow on the head, which
threw me at full length at The bottom of the
car M. Garnerir, IN attempting TO afIia me,
was nearly thrown overheard; two of the cords
that held the car broke, and at the fame time
fome of the bra nohes tore the balloon, upon
which M. Carnerin cried out 6 the balloon is
torn and we are faved." Another gut of wind
silengaged US from the tree, and we touched the
ground once more with Iefs violent fhock
than before. We then got out, but 70 exhauR
ed with our numerous exertions, that we had
hardly ftrength to follow the balloon, which fell
about one hundred PAGES further, when we
completely maaersd it, by throwing oarielves
upon it, and by that means preiing OUT the re-
nainder of the gas. Ir rained 10 very hard,
that proPofed to M GArnerin to leave the
balloon in the field, and 60 in fearoh of fome
houfe for lhel.er and refrelhment. : We accord
ingly made the hea of our way TO a houfe, which
VIC efpied about half mile of, belonging to a
Mr.. Kingiberry. 1t was then three quarters OF
an hour fnce we had left London. Mr.. X.
received us in the moi hofp itable manner, not
only providing na with reirehments and dry
clothes, bat even ofEered Us beds. the NE Of his
houfe and hories and tent ilnne aatcly fome far.
mers with cart, TO Garry the balloon from the
field, and convey it to place of iafefy and
as we expreiIed with to get 10 Colehetter that
night, lie ient for pot chaife 70 convey US
thther, where we were received with loud &C.
CARNATIONS by the inh abitants' The next day
we returned TO lingering Hoe, where We had
left the balloon, aud after drying IL the grafs
packed il up, and made the bet Of our way 10
town, where we arrived about 4 o'clock the
next morning. r. G SOWDEN.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
sosroLK, Ate: 40

& ~ fir 3roSfoLk, AUG. : o. A
"A war contribution Of tsaooo,ooo II auos,
has been ,e#ied in 81. DOM reo; of which is
TO be Immediately oolie6trd,s 8, at thew Cape.
3oo,eQo tfanes; Port RepahlicanEboo.e eco !;
JHcanti 100000 60 Jerenie. Ioogooos Les
CaYes 25o.ooo.I NJ rchantsa of.tne firft i6iafs
are to pay Goo. dollars I'd, 900; 3D., goo /;
9Th, Ioo' two other olaGes tretsilsrs areto
pay one So, the.esher IS; Praprietorsofoui
iaes. are TO pay I III ot tie rent - Notariss.
Nentue Matter. PubIicans Coffee honfr Keep
-ers, are % pay hail as much as they do ia rent
I The Sub-Preief is 10 make ufe OF the armed
force to compel payment { ON delinqucnts. III.
.lums RATED are. 10 BIZ depodted in the army
chetS ADD the whole amouht is exclulyeiy ap
prqPgiAVed to The nle OF he army.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

The Committee of Cosgrefs, appointed to
cxamiae DT. BruPs ,aehioe for perpetualtipe,
reported. that the inven'or had produced a
mcde', ,he principle of which they had exam
'ined, and coniidered il as a valuable effort of
genius and referred The inventor to the Sec
rotary OF Stale for a patent. II would be well
70 have little furplus OF revenue to afford a
more dite6 and generous encouragement to
American genius to make It's beit efforts.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

attend at the trial. Wien we reeolled ,b,. !.
was Maion and Giles who saually furn;e.. !
Calender with the faas which cnrnirrt.I,t-
lbe, il will perhaps leG-n our lnrprize. w.
as foon As they got him into the fraos 49,.
gave him the Zip, and 10 clofc imitation ~ NJ
Clovenfoot, they drew the Aooi from ma.
him, and left him TO hang Ike dog. A soos
lpecirnen Of Democratic tiiendlhip Callend.-
however, is not without companions in advert.
ty. How many are there in 'oor own CT.
who have fcanIp-red throughrVery lace. aller''
and bye pah, 20 ferve certain great men I'll,
the moment election was over, don't know the,
otberwife tban as humble tenants who muIs M
their rent by IL on quarterday or have ca.
table after them before night
BY fhart arrival at Baltimore frorn CO.
Francois, we leaIn, that FIVE French frieate,
and iome tranfporvs, with 10000 troops on
board have arrived at the Cape.
Peer Collin, Efq. has been recognized as ,be
Danih Vice Confol for the State Of May.
,4ud
Extraa efalefter AattJ Cabokia, Indiana Tsrrs,.
~ 8 ~ JN.y, 1909.
:. The Pottaw atamie nations OF Indians who
refort about The Illinois river, have 70 recently
Is the 9th infant opened Loitiries againi
'ur ctizans, by killing TWO Americans abou.
five leagues from our town, The chief nurder.
ers are Turkey Foot, a. notorious villain and
chief, and The Manned Hand, another CHIEF
with FIVE other men, One Of The men thev
killed IS an old l5ttler Of this countiy, and the
oiher young man. They have now began
and Cod knows where thay will end We
have pet toned for troops, which we expea our
PreIident will grant, for it is obvious that had
tnere been troops Hationed at P4yGA, at thai
time. they would not hav.e dared 10 pat foot
On this eide"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
sIcHMosD, AUG. &c;

. AINH0IOND, HUO' s.
On Monday morning LAD, about c, clock a
ima't flock of an Earth quake was felt in this
city by macy of its inhabitants. en- Its noilc re
fen,bled that of Jhr roaring of a.chimney on
hfe' or eroliipg OF a carriageson aone pave
ments. #,-~ s..5-h gB7 sHf.G -.rt
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

On Friday evering laG. thee black Men, by
The names IF Ioieph Drummer, Zschariah vii.
lians and BRi Thomas, were appsehended aal
committed to the goal in this town, and on SAT-
sur'iay were btouEht before the Hon. Judge
Bourne tor examination, on fdlpicion Of being
guilty OF the irveraflhefts lately committees in
the ihoPs and flores Of MeGts. b. ri. s. ~
Hahori c. MtfIrs. R. O. Shaw & Co.-Mtg Il
Warren & Jones' Mr.. Mol-s 3, ev-sr-Mr A
lbfaham Allcn---snd Mr.. Nahum Esyss On
sihe examination, Joanfon black man, became
7epidence IL behalf OF the Commonwealth, aH5
tdhcioied. the whols traniaaio1s. Upon feares%
the goods werefound in q horit near the Glais-
,houteF the property belonging 20 hieGrs~
Walton freeman 5, CO. and M. EIoies BrcweF
We're alto found ia tue isrre iguie Nith tlis
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

Carnetin's 9reial voyage was obferved by
by the king with great attention and intereit
from the qneen's houie previous 20 his maJeify's
departure Tor WindioT, on Monday lat.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

The London Review obferves on The volume
CT Sermons by Pretident Smith, of New Jeriey
College" His models appear 10 be the French
Dsv:ass, who fouriihed al the clcle of the lall
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

BY hart arrival at Baltimore ftorn C,D.
Francois, we lean, that FIVE French freate
and iome tranfports. with 10000 troops on
board have arrived at the Caps.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

Peer Collin, Efq has been recognized as the
Danith Vice Confoi for the State Of May.
,4ud.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

fourteen years ago, fhc hid another
contribution quite as different from both
OF theic- Under each Of them corrup
tions multiplied beeauie, from The
very nature of the thing, perfection is
impofiihc. The rciult mutt be that
Mr. Paine's Right of Nan contains a
vae number of fAlfs petitions. The
example of the long parliament, as well
as Of the French revelation, might have
taught Mr.. Paine that az alteration of
.gOvsrnmsrt iJ, a, ak times, a 0.yy bazard
oa5 experiment and that, If thc people
OF England could believe all the ltuff
which be told them about the matchlefs
purity Of Republics, they were TOO ig
norant of human nature TO be fit for
making cogfPifufion.
Theic remarks are not pointed aeainR
the worth and excellence Of an equal
representation. They only f.rve TO
thew that Mr.. Paine deceived the pco-
pie OF England by over rating il. We
mutt not oaa away watch. bccaulc il
does not tell us the longitude. We
mutt not neglect an equ tlity Of repre-
fensalion, becauf. legi0atots ore ofse q
fatiious, ignorant, or corrupted Un
der fnch fyltem. We may commonly y
FAY, w'th Candidus, " all things are
not N vel here as in Eldorado but
yet they are Pretiy 4vsA"
CalIcnarr's Pecordrr N
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
PiftsIIanv.

The Indian Fabulia tell us of a
country in India, where all the natives
are hunehbacked. "A young, handiome,
aud well formed Granger came 10 this
country Immediately he was furround.
ed by number of the inhabitants his
figure appeared to them extraordina.
~; their laughter and gelticulations
evinced their altontihment.
They would have proceeded TO fome
outrages on bis perion, had il NOT been
for one among them, who exclaimed,
/" Ah, my friends, let US fpare this
unfortunate, illmadc man fhould we
injure him, becauie heaven has nor Civ
en- him 70 agreeable and beautiful a
form as ours Sooner let rs 60 10 the
temple, and return thanks to heaven
for the humps which it has favored US
with"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

10 Britain being prohibited. This event
exctes much firprifc.
Il IS believed that hi, Mai-ay's Min.
iRers refo,yed At The Council held lslt
Saturday, to retain every thing thar
was 10 be ccded BY The Dc6nitive Trea.
ty. Orders are fAid 70 have hecn drf
parehei to that cilea. With relsee TO
the C~pe, This refolution will, perhaps,
be TOO late. The Dutch fome time
ago, ient fquadron there 20 receive
the rellituiion of il.
This days Gazette contaias the
Proclamation for the meeting Of Par,
Lament on the 10Th November.
n letter from Paris fays--" Bona.
parte IS contantly employed il difgeit.
'ng plans Of gigantic mcafares, If may
uie the exprefion. He IN: one great
plan 10 view at prelent. nay, Il has bcea
in contemplation for fome time paR.
but Is conducted hith The greatrt pof.
folc tccrecy. From he GA moment.
he appears TO have laid down a ccrtaia
fylem, portion of wh ch every Jay
ENVELOPES. .--Part OF this fyt-m was 70
render Spaia iubiervient 70 France in
thc article Of Finance nc now propof-s
20 divide the Cold Trade of the New
World with Spain, in fach a manner as
% lull all fufpicions of invading thar
monopoly hs has propofed partner
lhip in the Baokiug line One Bsnk is
20 be eaablilhaJ at Paris, another ar
Madrid, and third at Peru, and an
under the guarantee or firm of the two
nations. BY this means, Bonapaftc
viii be enabled 10 import bullion Ia.
mediaIely from South America, with.
out paliing through Old Spain. The
Prchdent, M. Marza, very intelligent
Spaniard, is appointed on the part <
his Courr, 10 aaia 10 the mana rnenr
Of this mealure, which il now faid III
be in a aate of forwardnef:, that, IN
all probability, it will be m lde public in
A thort time.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
Of tie american Minifer at tJe
Court of Frame.
LONDON, OCT. ~.

LONDON, OCT. ~.
A private letter from Pals, da.ed
the 18th init. fays,-" About 4 week
ago, Mr.. Livingaon, the Americaa
miniRer, gave grand dinner, 70 which
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox, Mr.. Adlir, Cen.
fitzpatrick, and all the Leaders Of Op-
petition, at prcfert reGdsnt in Paris,
were invited. Cards ofinvitaiion were
l,kewife fent to Monf and Mad. Talley.
rand, General Duroc and his Lady,
and TO Gen Andreoli, the new Ambaf
fador fiom the French Republic 10 the,
Britilh Court.--Sevcn o'clock wa the
the appointed hour for dinner, bur nor
one of the F,ench party had arrived az
that hour.---The company were KEEP.
waiting upwards Of an hour, when none
Of The Diplomatic Guefs makinx thcr
appearance they at length fat down 70
dinRer--and, X y an abielute faa. thlS
the evening paGcd, not only without the
French Gentlemen, joining them. hoe
even without their giving Ihrmiclves tha
trouble to fcnd an apology for the az.
appointment
[7bl ciye4mGancr in iticJf II III En.
Importance. and u ifpsbsjk 1Fr. Livipg)aoa
bas GSsd bis bacon more OF lefs byn--
Bn fbsrs /, mgly prsurr5 thar feathers
thew which way, &c. and If 1vs 4vsre nor
held IL fggylar eOafemPt " ne rtgiciis
F,encbmen TaHeyrand and cowbary II ;r
impoGbk bar or reprlsnfatvis Jboaid h0re
rseeipsd jacb isIsisat neglect. ~ az Eng
hGmaa o. Frerebnan furb conda.F ac-ord.
ing 70 fbs coA+ 9f p06trnefi IN France u big5
treaf0n /; 5Ht f5sre Is no bigb tseaiSn agsiuE
a peQfls eObO bas no j'perrignty. Ms Afy
Dallas b0rvevsr jays fbat " an4sr fhr cHj-
piess Of a republican rehabilitation and
ovitbia beJ pace Of a ffqO m7rtb1, ne rrpu
faiioa Of tbe s4weri1aa .gopsawssxf A4s trrr
elevated in tie OisqOl Of forfigr natioas.' tr
and Mr.. LivHgeon NM ,Eftts tbr pout
betrussT them. IL. 5 G4z.