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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

." Letters of compment and css made the 50 Prof
peel before Us emiHensy bright with the character
that furnilhed them.
lt laid that the condition Of the PreJens beard
is ar index the fate OF MS mInd-when lac IS = all
things 20 ali men" MS barber has buhneis.
fhis facriice was performed on the banks OF the
trimIe the fourth Ct July lucceeding the eec
tion Of MIR Jsferion--the plan and execution were
novel in the hiiory Of burnt offerings. On the aP-
preaching Proipe5ts Of MIR. Is election. Capt -,
she high prieh Of DEMOCRACY made proclamation .hat
he would barbecue OK, but the conlscrated OK
having madqan untney exit heller was iubltitu'ed
none out toe rrba6iclas were admitted the ceremo
mes what particularly dilinguifhed the rites OF tbs
Offering was he maor offs couiummaion after pai-
fng the fire. need tell the reader that the tmoke
and odeur having Attended to The nctrs Of Mamno.h
the rsps5.IeszT made leslt Of the remnants.
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IN BkUNSwICK POSr.OFFICE.

IN bkONSWICK POST-OFFICE.
ANDERSON Abigail, Ha,srveH; Aadrsl. Ste
Ph-n Capt Brunjlpiet
B.-Brown Dan el /; Bates Patience Brown N,
Ezekiel Bea Samuel Burnham Obed, ToBGoH,
Blanchard Samuel B7zvdoiabam Brown Nanch
Bozvdotabam.
ID -Dunling Andrew. JUL: Dean John, Lii.
III Rivsr !; Day Benjamin.
Eaton Samuel Rev. FartEveH; Eaton RO.
land, Bos0donbam Ames Naihanie Capt.
Flag Jonathan Faccin Winthrop.
G-Goodale Srah, ToeBa,n Given Robst
Cap tain Green Peter. Toe6an.
H.-Harwood Thomas Captain, B1zudaisban;
Hunt David Hall Elijah; Holland John ,78.
ban; Hodgdon Jeremiah Hemenway Mart
Hunter Thomas, Totlbom (; Hunter James Eiq. d.
Harding Samuel jun. do f; Haaeton Joh0, DO.
K.-KlgoFe Tfuworthy.
LEONARD I(sac, B9qdoirbas Lane John
M.-Meferve Ehfha Merrill Roger Muliaa
Edward, Bo7o9oiu.
P.-Pratt Holmal; Pifeld Edward, Darbar (
Peterion John fen. (; Peterlon Nehemiah Petr''
ION David, Topibam Pratt Holman do. Pnrlhs'
ton s. Harmon, Durhan,,
K.-Ranfom Harris Roberts Jollnai Rc'a
Thomas Capt Tot6am.
S--Smail Catharine Sylveaer MARLBOROUGH
Ha-tfaD-H; Sanbcrn Simon, Durham Sample
4Hles, folf0aW SlOVr tOhniJn, H7rpfl1rh' Vi
ford Efer, Tob6an (; Skohylj William Sani0l'
Thomas, TopjBau Slyw1rd Sally.
T.--Thomp!on Cornelius IhDnp!on Thnna'
Thomas John; TaugaTt William, Topj5am n
ley William, LitcGfeId
V.-Varoey William, Bo-vdoig VsrneY Pes''
do. +; Varney Bnos, T9s6anr. ,.A
W.-WhtmoTe Benjamin, B9.UJsmba5 Ns
ker Hrty Wife William, Lime Ri0sr Wn'''
houfr Ehenezer, Top6am Wehoa JACOB CsP1
CT I69fe pe,l1nJ 10 cvbsf nawss 10 t9gT :
nexed, are Of Brngspiek. JULY I, 1907
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

- A ix.TN your DcNFt inCiH q 70 lwtl-,
Wasn worn invokes your piicpus ear,
"A y ched parto--yes, yun'l hear,
Waat Z q he h.~ 10 lay, know AL well
. Opprsit humanity IRON growing plight,
Raisd, ke Rrugglirg pony from the mirc
IN ihsl r4ile (houid pr4ile and eAr require J
Your azins virtues TO a name!sts height.
New, ne shas deigus TO fawn aud crouch,
Ufns sof }ff the means CT favor,
THAI make great maa loudly waver,
And lhed bis kindneIcs at a41, rvs touch,
Il mean, and very ipaniel.lISe, own;
But nc tha; fiattef Tor nesabor's feeding.
Is he true child OF cnarlty's own breeding,
A talk ke MS, I'm proSd make my own.
Anc iira, what humor you in
I'd not in,rade win importantly,
Gut wait iairtr opportunity,
sfihousht profound has overrun your chIn,t
And oer yDrr vitsg- car pcnfive gloom;
III lea perchance ienc other wretch Of merit,
The favor thar ak ihoud irli inherit,
Give Tt"-r timely audience II your room.
Twas from egIon lean aud dry,
The plains OF lKy,r~ss he fprung
His brth the un4r uight bags flung,
And tic de.ishisd noon food Iielt'ning BY
Fer,e L5er.y puff j breath into his nofe,
Egu4.i, form d ior his hand a cub,
aud ltra,ght, a furious patron Of the mob
Aroic to manhood, and TO action role.
In freedoms canfe, the Sherf's pate,
Or felt the virtue OF his bludgeon,
Which, though /, we're received with dudgeon,
Was many Shsrif's dominating fate;
Ard, were yourleif drei'd ia BaIift coat,
Tho puis The pstrio- baze of Tt0ras's affection,
lie mieht, for fake of Liboty's protection
Even ieizS your Exoeeney by the throat.
Perhaps a novice might enquire.
" Is he OF boesa note I
To il matters NOT lot,
Tho records call him cheat and Itching liar;
T5srnes Republican Of Mammoth-ga,t,
a true philoicPhiz rg Dslperado.
The friend OF ev'ry trAnipJrt RenegaSa,
That flies for refuge from a foreign iiate.
Yes, and to sgnAi zc yeur fame,
twas on your late hard-won accti iIon,
An Ok he doom'd ''ifank oblaIion,
A facrifce to your immortal name;
Bos scd - Dilesie would have the offring fail,
But Tborae, with go,hic lcruPle OF his vow,
Seized :ur;cufly his ltil iurvVng COW,
And broiI's thu iacred beat, head horns and tzil
Such off rings from lcsny treafure,
Soon give ,he tongue tone TO muttsr,
Not that think he d freely utter
n lcnence or do ought 10 your dfpeafure;
Yet, wants hound Of mott ungrateiui race,
Tho. fed like Calender, 1t eem fawn,
And wsg with gratitude, aud coax and yawn,
Still, unczreI'd, twill mark you for the chale.
Nov, T5oyne's eRprse-And can you grudge,
To his lean Jaws grateful crunb,
To jaws that cant DC tameiy dumb,
Whole owner lives in need 10 fweat and trudge
DO, CITIZEN, be mindful of his cafe,
Left his old iong of Liberty and SGDigg5.
Sh ould turn IN fpte 70 exeerable rawlings,
And be, through want, ihoud "curfs thee TO thJ
iface."
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LONDON i9aragrapbs.

When the late marquis of Bath, was Grip
ling Of !ixteen, like an lther Peregyine Pickle,
he cvat a mere dragon among TIE ebambermaiaf."
To one Of thefe gentle abigals he va: one day
70 rude that Gne complained to his uother, who
being cry wroth at his incontineney, be ex-
claimed, I" Indeed ihe had 70 pollhed an ANGLE
and 70 pretty foot, f;l5 and 6Loo4 could not
reiR the temptation" HIS mother, furveyins
his lbet7r0i firm, replied, 4" tho helh and blood
could not reGlt, yet Rim and bans might"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

CoMnoswEALTH OF MAssAcHusErrs.
IN SENATE, Jaus "a, 1904.
ON the petition of SAMUEL Freeman, and
others, p; aging for Turnpike Road from New
Hampfhre line in Berwick TO Portland, thence
10 the Bridge in Auguta on the River Kennebec,
and thence to Penobicot-Ordered. that the Pc
titoners caufe al attefed copy of their petition,
with this order shereon, to be publiihed in the
Portland Gazette printed by Elezer A. jerks, add
in the Kr1eSee Gazette printed at Augufa by Peter
Edes, three weeks fuccefively, the laf publication
TO DC thirty days at lean before the third Wednef-
day of the next feiion OF the General Court that
all interehed may then appear and thew caufe, If
any thy have, why the prayer Of faId petition
ihoud rot be granted.
Read and accepted.--Scnt down for concurrence.
DAVID COBB, Pr5fdns.
n ne Hogif Of 5RfprsffuiatiVes, June "a, 1904
Read and eoneSr ed.
JOHN c. JONES, Speaker.
true CoPy-AtteR,
G. ELLIOT VAUGHAN CLERK sfsds Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16
CommeNwEALrH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

ComMeNwEALrH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
pora, G.-At tie Sapreus TzGa;al Curt of tie
Commonwealth Of Magdrbgftff5, begun and hoL
den at 71oyk, eOitbis and for The county Of 1ork,
on tbs fyQ TasEaay Of Nay, beng tie fourth day
Of (aid month, n. D 1902.
Seth Spring and others, petitioners
for partition, agan the pro2rietors Of the wharf pri-
sisge ia PepperrelIbcrough, Respondents
This petition was entered May term, 1907,
and continued 70 September term, 1901, when the
petitioners had leave amend their petition, and
from thence continued 70 the prclent term And the
Court oow order that the petitioners pubih atellr
ed copy Il their ad pct'on amended and this order
thereon, IN the Portland GIzsa printed by Elezes a.
jerks. three weeks fucceihveiy, the aa publication 10
I've thirty days al ea before he next Supreme Judicial
Court be holden Wells, wit hin and for fad coun-
ty OF York, the lccond Flslay Of September next:
that al perfon' iatereed NAV then and there appear
and thew eaufe, if any they have. why the PRAYER of
lad petition ihould Doi he granted.
"A copy, as ct Record -Au~ll
(as) DaNisL sEwALL, csrI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

NAPIER rAspy IS reiuieG re!idense ia The domin
ons Of the inpsrious Consul bu, ;here is voice
that bid. him welcome with his friends to the country
Of lia~~s.6 He introduces an American friend TO
The PREsIpEHr-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

Is printed every MONDAY Morning, by Wis.
JESKs JUN. for The pubther ELszrE tSp.g
the Printing Office, M. =, Fsj5 fret. oPpotht
Row, Portland where Su'icTipiisns. Ccnlrlu- n
tlons, Advertisements. articles 81 News e.
received with attention.
the price isfoNE DnLLAa AND FIrTy CrsTs IT
exciuiTe cf pofagc ~
AS his GAZETTE has the lzrecG and mot eK't,~
Circulation Of any paper in Mairs i i sn ~ -
taeeous for Aigrrfysmsats which will be inie''--
ionably, and in cenipfcuous mannet.
j9rintiu9,
In Its various branches, executed at lad D@ss' f
handfcnc manner, and . shc shorset as''s'
WILLIAM lENi<s, s0s
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

T-tIE Subfcriber hereby gives nntice 10 ali con
l. crrned, that having ccen duly appointed Adj
miniRrl,rx on the ehate Of JAMES MOORE,
hte Of Fssbari, in :hc county OF Cumberland,
yeoman, dcc,aicd, has taken upon her that truR,
and gwen bond as the law directs she therefore
rsouefs AL perfons who IRE Indebted 70 fac de-
cealea's stase TO make immediate payment aSd
,hofc WAC have an dsnanjs thereon. 70 exhb,
th- f,n- to ANNA MOORE.
JslS 70, ISol'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

An attorney lately attempted to quiz coun
try parton, who had fine inuf box. Doc
tor" f,id he, ''your box is large enough TO
hold the freedom of corporation" " SIR
faid the prief, :" it will hold any freedom
but youri."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

A private, another OAgb0a, in volunteer
corps, being lately rsprimAnied for irregular
firing, replied il was not bis fauI5 but the fauit
of the r.q, who did nos IRE along with him.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

Court for The county II fork, 10 Be bolen at 1o,k
in lsid county, on abe fri 7u5day Of May, DINO
Do1lnf iSoI-RuMBLY sHEws
- ETH Spring and Daniel Cleaves, Of
~ Biddeford, and Jonathan Tucker, Phineas Kelly,
and Samuel Dennet Of Pepperrellborough, N the coun
~ of'York. merohsrfs-that they in'erefed with
others your petitiAners unknown, ia
mon certain tra4t Of Land in Esid Pepper relbo-
rough, With wharf thereto belongings containing by
elmstion about eight acres the whole Of wh Oh traa
formerly belonged I'd Sir william Pepperel, afterwards
10 the tate Of Ma1achu etts by whefe committee
fold 10 your petitioners with he others abovemen
tonedTheir propoHtioEs Of fad traa being follows:
the lad Seth Spring two thrtich part, the ad Daniel
Cleayes and JonshsH Tucker. two thrtielh parts the
faid SamueDennet one thrtieh part &he IA Phineas
Kelly one thtrteth part and thu they defirous of
holding their fharesin feveralty-Afo for that your
petitioners are nterecd with others to them unknown
IN certain irat of Land wing and being in laid Pep
perrellocrough, con ainng about two acres,
efs, bounded and dsfcrbsd as follows viz. BEGINNING
at wharf called Foxwe Cuuis' wharf. thence by and
down Saco river aud he channel Of the fame four
rod road by James Cray's land, called Gray's point,
thence running northery by fad four rod road (which
leads lad point the m-erng houfe road, 70 caIled)
to lands on rhe top Of the hill bank which the
laf year divided INTO lots and fold auction by the
propre,ors Of the wharf privileges, and lately pueha
fed by them of David Sewall, Elq as agent for this
commonwealth thence oY the front or ioufhwcncriY
line OF fad lots faid hill bank lands of faid
Foxwel Cults thence by fad lands the fad wharf
and channel and sfo in the wharf on faid dsfcrbed
premfes and all privileges and sppurtcnances the
fame belonging, whereof the fid Daniel Cleaves and
Jonathan Tucker own three twenty eighth PARASITIC
faid Seth Spring twenty eighth parts the lad
Samuel Deunet twenty eighth part, and the fAid
Phiness Keiv owns one wentyeighth part and your
petitioners being derous Of partition thereof pray that
their refpecive flares parts may be aligned them
N feveralty They thsreiors pray thar y honors
woud order partition thereof be made according 20
the Ratute in that cafe made ard provided.
SETH SPRING,
DANIEL CLEAVES,
JONATHAN TUCKER,
SAMUEL DENNET,
PHINEAS KELLY.
A true eopy-Arer,
DANIEL SEWAII cL-E
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Bricks for Sale.
Aaron Aufin.

Has for Jals at Fir Store in frcre.strsrt, bead Of
Lrgrabam's Wb4yE
4 Conitant fupply of Live-Geefe,
K \ Sea-Fowi, Rufia. and Iih0on FEATHERS.
Aio, Engifh aud American manufactured Cotton
BED TICKING.
BEDS made and filed AZ the f,orteR notice.
MATR ASSES Of all kinds ready made
SPanifh INDIGO, and few Chefs Souchone TEA
Ns The above sfortment of Feathers are warrant.
Cd oothe hr quality and viii be fold a. cheap Il can
&c purch2ied n Bolton I3ml PertkaaA Yars a9
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

Tofhua Richardfon,
HAS FOR SALE, Nm RrbarSsn's What(,
ID OHEA, Souchong and Hyion KIN
- TEAS, in whole, half. and quartes Chefs,
HOLLANDS GENEVA. LOAF SUGAR,
Bags COFFEE. PEPPER and SUGAR,
Kegs Fig TOBACCO, CAssA,
Georgia and Wen India COTTON. CORDACE,
Swedcs IRON. TAR, PITCH, ROSiN, and
TURPE MINE,
Hog and Prime PORK.
Rufia and Ravens DUCK, RufEa SfiE1TiNO.
ALSO,
A large ahortment INDIA CoTToNs.
AagEF 3. 8ol.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

To The HouorabAs fyqiees eft6r Sapcrm. 1adFeiaf
Court for The county # York. 10 Be bolifn at 7otk
in jsid county, Ontbe fri 7u5tday Of May, DINO
Denim ISoI-HuMBLY sHEws
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16
= >&s%~-sr'-

Fsr Jeuf,' Poyil4ai Ca&e.ie.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

a true eoPy-Attef,
DANIEL SEWALL, C!erE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

To re Honorable tie Sensir, ard ne Honorable
f5- ReufofRfprefsntativts o. 'tbs Commonwealth
of Mg6acbnfsfts, in General Cart e5sn5lsd.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-04

go, Duane charges Pickering with keep
mo IN his hands, the fun of feven hun
d[sa ,boufand dollars. But, in the Au-
,ors of June g, Duane makes the whole
f,n unaccounted for, extend only to three
hundred & forty 8 ,houiand dollars. Thus
you obe,ve, that, even by his own ac-
count, he mutt have been lying without
n.sfIre, when he 6rt charges man with
having uplifted feven hundred rhcniand
dollars, and then fhrivels up ii: detail TO
three hundred and forty eigh, shouiand: Is
not all this coninmmaee .fpeci1aen OF I'M
poEure and of ipfamy ! What does II lig-
nifty to prattle about republican principles,
ii it is necefary to fuppors the faid priT-
s;bts BY The circulation of notorious lies !!
Pr:uc' pies which require the fupport of
falteh ,od, are only fit for being hifed
from the Gage Of inveaigation.
1t is OF fome coniequence to the peace
and interclt Of this country, to alcertain,
and 70 expofc the genuine character OF
William Duane. The people of AmeEi-
ca derive their political information chilly
from newspapers. Duane upon one tide,
and Coleman upon the other, dictate at
this moment, the ientiments of perhaps fit
ty thouiand American citizens. In fsa,
the election OF preGdent depends very
much upon tie abilities of the political edi-
tors upon each Gde of the quefion. Now,
it it can be proved, that Duane, is man
absolutely divefed of Probi.y and verscl-
~, his conf equence as an editor,can no
longer exiG. 1t would cot him fron.
ger etfor, than he i, capable Of making,
TO fu,a:h a realonable aniwer to theie re-
marks. As far as the circulation of the
Recorder extends, indeed with every cam
did and lenhble man, who reads the laR
and prcient numbers Of this paper, we mutt
conGder, that his character as an honet
writer, has been forever ex,insuilhed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-04
NEW-LONDON, July "A.

Arrived, brig Cleopatra, Pelton, from
Surrinam. Capt. P. loft three of his crew
on the voyage, with the fever-Allen
Hurltut, of Chatham, died at Tea July g;
Alfred Smith, of do. died at (ea July S;
Chrifopher Adams, a negro boy, belong
ing to Malbury, died in Surrinam a9,h
June. Left at Surrinam, I'd July. ch'r
Sally Ramldale, of Salem, to fail in ten
days fch'r Dolphin, Adams. of Bottom,
capt. ick, and no profpett of his recovery
fch'r Union, Rigford, Bottom, to fail in
80 days; Ifabella, Summer. of Boaoo,
to fail in 10 days; fch'r Jack, Stacy, Of
Cape Anne, to fail in 4 days; brig
-, Blunt, of Portimoutb, to fail in
"a days; brig Nancy, Wallace, of New
Haven, juG arrived, markets bad feh'r
-, Rich, Of Bottom, to fail in 20 days +;
brig -, Laugtor, of Kernebunk, to
fail in 50 days fch'r -, Rathbur, of
Newport, TO fail in K days brig Sally,
Smith, juf arrived. In lat. 81, long. 70,
lpoke brig Union, of Alexandris, bound
70 Jamaica.
Monday, z6. Arrived, Goop NATL
da, Sudor, 50 days from Figuira, in
Portugal. June II, lar. IS, II, long.
81, fpoke fch'r Little Robert, Long,
from Philadelphia, for Leghorn, out -
days all we'll. July s, lat. SO, "a, long.
81, 80, froke iloop Betfey, Ann, from
Nantucket, bound to Bonavi&a, out 5
days, all we'll Same day, lat. SO, =,
long. s.. 50. W. fpoke brig Sally,
from New York, bound to Malaga, cut
7 days. all well. July IS. lat. SC, 20,
long. 6S, fpoke ich'r Cammeron, H. At
kins, from the lie of May, bound to
Bottom. out Is days, all well. July y,
lat. 50, ~, long. 90, so, fpoke flip
Lucy, from New York, bound to New.
ioundland, James Avery, mater, out 5
days, ali well.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-04

fpeaaclein your view, ;nefmuch a the
| miieries which thofe countries uttered.
added new lauTels 10 your Heso,--
Even afer BoxApARrs had ufurped tho
goyernHent, heard you confidently de.
clare, that, after be had iettled the affairs
Of the nation, he would give up hR pow.
erinto the hands fthe people. You now
fee your mifake; and If you would lay
aide prejudice, yeu would foon perceive
that the general tenor Of your zeal for the
French nation has not Been I. according to
knowledge" In POUR blind attachment
To- a foteien nation. you hsve fofgetten
your own /; for sou have beenmuch more
Jealous, during the laR feyen years, for
the honor Of France, than for the honor Of
America. -" ="
Democrat. l defy yoa to prove il I;
Cor l am true-born American, and no
Frenchman. .,as1 ~ -
FsdtraHe. Neighbour, if You will
give me patient hearing, ! pledge my
elf to prove my aIertions. Tho wide
ly differing in political opinions, we have
ever been on terms of ftria perfonal friend
lhip. have confidence in your inseeri.
ty, and it grieyes me the more to fee you
70 miAed / therefore with to open my
mind to you freely and fully. Let me
give you. a Ge.ch of the conduit ofyour
party, in the general tenor Of which you
yourfelf have apparently concurred.
Democrat. Looking at his watch) I.
will hear you, another time ] this mo:
ment reeollea that had engaged to meets
Squire Longhead ). and the hour is az
hand. Yos will excnfe my leaving you G
abruptly, and will, in no wife, imPute it
to recruitment; for we'll knowing your
friendhip ard your franknef,, l can beas-
from you what would be highly provok-
ing, if it were to come from another man.
democrat Solus. I /ometimtA rue
tbr day that I 4vDs fya acquainted viii
Squire Longke0d: / fea, he has led me
eR,ay, but be has got me 10 entangkd sbas
I iuozu nat bs4v to break qvitb Mm.)
<Bclanee.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-04
SALEM, Tuk ~.

dr,ivtd III. .9ip Henry Jok~ B4,tor,
mater from BasaVia. Sailed from tbenee
7sb Ma'eb, 1907, liz company qvab tie brig
WlliGm, If Salem, jain Feb, naf~.
Left sbtre tie telloepmg Ve6es; Zip Pro-
eidtNce. Taylor, Of PhaadtLpb:G, "a Ial!
for Es,'pc mIo day @ias F0n< Jonrs,
Of Pb'Iadtltbia, to Jail in X da,s; Aib
IGfrea, S:9aevood, BsGor, in 40 dars
ftp -, Rsf, Of Cbarkfer t,sn Ma
nilla, unlaadms TO find a leak. Marcb a.,
parted e'~tAny sritb tie brig, in lat. IA,
-, S. hrs. 90, s9, E. May Sd, in hng.
81, 90, F. let. 80. 90, s.. lp0kt, Zip Un;an,
Of Baltimore, Porter, mefer, Okla left
Bat4eja Marcb ~. May sotb, 0rri;pe4
ct S.. Htlna; foand there, the. ZIP A47ive,
Of philadelphia, Clay, m92,r, fr,m Can
,on baa1d bone, and failed on tie 3lf Of
May. Lcf ST.. Helena June If. JaJ If
lat. IS, co, n. hns. IS, 81, ". poke a
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BALTIMORE, Aupuf} I.

Arrived fchr. Suianna, Beattie, from St.
Domingo.
Left, briggs Nancy, captain Smith, of
Charletton, to fail in 4 days for Porto Ri
co, and franklin, capt. White, of Balti-
more, juG arrived from Cape Francois.
Schr. Pomona, Watts, failed the day be-
fore the Sufanna for Aux Cages.
Arrived, brig Ann, capt. Vinfon, from
St. Martins. Left there, brig Lydia,
capt. Lehman, of New York, and fchr.
-, Kingtbury, of Xennebeck. In
lat. g, 10, long. u, 20, (poke the fchr.
Gallstin, capt. Pain, fir. CharleRon bound
to C. Francois, out days.
Arrived, tloop Mary, capt. Durham
from St. Croix. LET. there, brig label
la, capt, Bunbury, of Balr. brig Lovely
Las, capt. Yard, OF Philad. and brig Hen
ry, Jones, of Bath.
July Il, the brig Fair American, capt.
Decoaa, of Philadelphia; chooner He
roine, captain Kimberly, Of New Haven,
and nip and a brig belonging to New
York, names unknown, were left at Raa-
end.
Spoke, July 81, Cape Henry bearing
N. w. by w. 50 leagues, fchr. Sparrow,
Milan, from Alexandria, bound to the
Welt Indies. Two bsigs are in the bay,
bound up.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-04
PROVIDENCE, Iuiy 20.

On Tuefday lat arrived ehr.. Venelia,
capr.J. Weaco,t, in ihorr Padage from
c. Francois Uniforms, That 'sffaifs were
in very confuEed ftuation there, when he
failed; the negroes continued to harrafs
the French troops almof daily--That one
Of the black regiments under the command
of Gen. Chriaophe, had been fent by lie
Clerc to dnperfe rhem-a ikiImlih took
place, and Chriaophe's detachment were
cut to pieces by the Brigands; lie Clerc
detached a body of French troops who
met the Brigands and defeated them with
much laughter. The French troops died
80 or 40 daily-a reinforcement of 20, 900
men, was hourly expected.
Ifland produce very fcarce, excepting
coffee, and that not very plenty.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-04
PHILADELPHIA, Auguf 2.

Arrived, fhiP Phoebe Ann, Gardner,
Petersburg.
Cleared, Ship Two Siaers, Knight,
Liverpool ; brig Chance, Ifrael, Cape
Francois Betty White, Hamburg; Hi
ram, Dove, Guadalcure Sally, Thacka-
ray Barbados Schr. Bird, Columbia, St.
Thomas; Voluia, Stowe, Antigua St.
Johns.
A,yived 1T ibe Lesa,ttto
Sloop Sutannah, Mcrrihew, Jamaica /;
Schr. Superior, Richard, Port Republi-
can Brig Favourite, trickfon, c. Fran
co.'s.
Ships Phoebe, Ann, Gardner, from Pc.
tertburg and Peace snd Plenty,
from ---, are below.
Ship Dauphin, Gardner, from Jamaica,
to this port is LOFT on the Florida hore,
part Of the cargo faved.
Ship Old Tom, from hence has arrived
at Lilbon. ....
Ship Neptune, Jcfries, Of this port,
from Batavia to England, after leaving
Batavia experienced iuch dreadful gales of
wind and continued ferries Of bad weath.
er, thar he was obliged to pu, into the
Cape of Good Hope the 10th OF March
IaA whence after redtting, fhe failed for
Cowes on the zsd, al well.