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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-07

LONDON, APRIL IS.
Our Journals pretend 10 fay that M Otto is named
Mniiter feniporentiary to the United States of Ame-
RIGA This nomination. would fail being agreeable
to Madame Ottos to whom it would give the oppor-
tunity of once more feeling her native country. She
born at Philadelphia.
APRIL "a.
The spanifh and Batavian ratihcstions had not ar
rived when our paper put prefs, but they may
be expected this day tomorrow, and on MONDAY Il
is fuppoied the Proclamation Of Peace may be made.
According to private accounts from Paris il Is ia
ted that the EInigrant Lift cancelled and that all
Emigrants are now permitted return to Paris, with
the exception of the Bourbon family
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-07

TIE Cardinal caprara Is acknowledged by 4 Decree
of the Confuls Legate iasre but he cannot pub
ifh or any act of legation withost the permit
Gon of government. He yeaerdAy confeerated in the
Metropolitan Church of Noye Dame, three Archbiihops
two of whom the Abbcs Bernier and Cambeccres
7e Des the Of peace, ], to be celebrated
Metre Dune. the 18th, in Prefence Of the government
sixty pieces of cannon thc proere to,
and return of the Confus from church and in he
evening there is be general Illumination In the
midi of the religious muGc, the troops preceded by
their trumpets the church with their Gan
dard and the fongs of the warrior mix with the
hymns of the choir.
By the C9neoydat there to be Archbhops, and
ffy Bifhsps in France.-The clergy TO dfels in
black the Bifhops with violet colored bookings. The
Calender which begins in September, is prelerved.
The names of the days the anticnt calender.
Sunday al be the day Of re for the public function
aries-The archbifhops hal fhal have 5000 livres
annually, the bhops, 10000. The bells ihali only
be rang for divine fsrvice. The archbihoprics,
Of Paris, Mahire, Byassom, Lyon' 14x, 7oslss, B01
aeaus. Bgnypes. Tsws and Ronsn.
The worihip fthe Reformed Churches is permitted.
France has concluded favorable treaty with ths
Regency OF Tunis.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-07

Mr.. Burr, we are told woaIl not fufrr any al-
tention 10 be paid him at Fayetteville, oeias M
aOxious to reacn Charleftown We are ho"ese'i@s
formed thar he made fome ray al Lumo rton, an-
accepted of dinner from Mr. Peter John D,"ay
az which ere was one or two feteralihs. 70
been faid Mr. Burr 90 s all things 10 an mee
whe her il may be applied TO him or no p 'ls 'S 4,
lowing exprcfiicn, We leave for others 70 iay ~
this dinner, when fpeaking or the rePea' % -
Internai Taxes, Mr. 3nrr declared = if the toF-
" ernment has an immediate call fer money III
" are damn'd" Ifihis be Mr.. Bnrr'S non7H oP'H-
ion, i, Is not 10 be wondered at by thr n"nen -
pnbIicans, thar he and his party ihoud rrhrh t
government by their neafnr-i. habe ~ oe II 9'T 4
dana5S, lN.rfk Ca-sIias Ps9sr.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-07
Caleb Strong.
June 1, 1902.

1HHe 4, 1907.
Afler His ExeelleRcy withdrew the fpeech was reao
from the Char ii committed to Meiirs OTIS, Fcie
Knox Bangs, and TiIlinghef, report an aniwer.
In the Senate the Speech committed 10 inc rion.
MefIrs. Coffin lot Botton) Bidwe and Pickmsn.
Immediately afrer His Lxuecncy retired, the non.
Fifher Amcs qualified take has feat a. the So"ne
Board.
The Governor and Council and theSenPte have cho-
fen he Rev. Dr Thatcher Chaplain 20 theif honorape
bodies, for the enfuing yer Refolurion has Paheu
both Houes permitting the interchange OF their map
aims.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE =.
a convention Of the two houIes was formee a'''
day for the purpoGe Of chosfog TFeairrer' 90 ~
retary, and Notaries Public of the Common"cNNn' '
Jonathan Jacklon, efq, was appointed ireeiu.s i,ss
and John Avery, eiq Secretary The No'aiN'
were generally rechofen.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-07

wednesday,. hall paa O'clock, was afhgrtd tor
coming to The choice OF Trcafurer, Secretary and
Notaries Pubic for the enfuing year.
A joint committee competed of the Hon ldehrs. P.
Coffin, Dwight and Hull-Mefrs. Kuox, ond, Til
lnghaf and Morton, was appointed 10 nf rm the CO.
vernon, tharhc two houfes ready 10 receive any
communication he may think proper to make. THIS
committee reported that his Exccency would meet the
houfes in the Reprefentatives Chamber, on Tuef
day, at IL O'Clock.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-07

TUESDAY, JUNE I.
Agreeable to Alignment, bis ExceIleney the Govern
or the hou(es ia the Re eyrefcnatives' Cham
Der, - o'clock and delivered the following
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-07
Estc foreign yuteiIjgerce.
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London Dates 70 APyI a.
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IN FRANCE,

RI EsTAeLrsHMEsT OF ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIGION
IN FRANCE.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21
ANSWER
TO THE ABOVE.

This piece is copied from the Aurora
OF July 1T, and ed. Juf TWO DAYS be-
fore We received rhar paper, we had
got the preceding number from Duane,
wllha card deliringa an exchange. When
we got ms card, we packed up two mum
bers, and fenr them infanrly to the
Folt Of7ce. He then wanted the whole
let IRON the Reginniug, and offered le
PG2 for them. An an[wer was returned
chat we lad chem not to lpare. The mat
Ter is OF no coniequence, but as fhcwing
che veracity ofMr. fefcrfon'spi pipe.
1t IS as mpofiible to keep this fellow
from lying, as to keep Polecat from
thinking or a Bull Frog from croakipq,
we are -rolded With offers ofexcha0ac
from ali quarters, from Baltimore, from
New cfk, from PHILADELPHIA, (ir al
whlch pieces the Recorder has beer re-
peatedlj quoted by coIumns,) beEde.
New England newspapers, and back
country newspapers, by dozens. We
mention this 10 let Mi. Duane fee that
If he thinks his Aurora ? compliment
he is at hdsry to drop the excha7a
initead of iwaggcring and fbb,ns at
| fuch a foolllh rate.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21

eny picture around her neck. I viii give
him, or his informant, one hundred Dollars,
they can produce my Miniature, taken for
6 thai purPofe. / will alio give one hundred
DoiLrs TO any Inner who will acknowledge
9 that he has taken my lkeneis of that iize.
hare is framed tbiEg in my hUufe, for
6 whish was fool enough to lit. But il is 10
g bad lrkenes, that It's head was ihaved, and
s Its complexion rincturcd little with Whit
key. II would pats as well for this piebalj
{" iederalih as for any other perfon.---i again
. repeat, that mp miniature was never taken
[" for the purpoie ipoken Of by Calender, for
c any human being
his is one Of that fort Of dcnials, which
confirm che ahertion they pretend to contra
Dict. In order TO produce jones's miniature.
1T would be neceiiary to wait upon Madam !;
and Jones, far Ve,y gsod reeEns, has p!ob;-
bltsd any thing in the ihape Of white man,
hiEslf excepted, from entering her apart
fnens. Even if we had got this thing, it
rgoud be impofibie 70 prove thar the pitturc
had seesi taken for the esbreyJ purpeE OF being
Wort about Madam's neck. Jones offers ar
huhdred dollars 10 the thinner. Nobody would
Iglve ilIpence fos luch an offer 1t would be
moretor his credit, if he Were 70 pay the mo-
Aey that he owes to Mr.. Barrett, and Nj
w iilarn Marihall, for thc(e two years naG
and or which he has 70 irnpudently taken
credE, IN framing his account againf Callen-
GER tic again repeats, that bis n,iniature
was lever taken for the p@,b5Jf of icing sOsyn
ut Aaaam'S neck. We neishcr know. nor
cafe,nor did We ever attempt 10 gueis for
s0h8fPurp9is the thing was fakep. We never
weTonear enough to her LaayNib to be able
20 d.tiaguiih what it was chat fhe wears
cut lie does wear fomethine, and ali Rich
mondays that it is the picture of her lover,
lonesdoes not venture, in plain words, ;oI
| oenyfhis charge, and ne would have done it,
/ ifhe drift
Wsare TO fay nc more concerning the edi-
| tor oithe Examiner of perfonal nature, un-
teis hethall hereafter force It out of us bvI
Tome fitfRrs pgovocation. Our ferries Of
tletterswlli be cloled perhaps in next Re
cordsr with fo7lc Fluctuations ofhis CAPACITY
as IN accomptant. To this only, will the
!ietter &c confined. We care not ono farthinp
about bi9, but fome regard IS due 70 the in
terFere,ce and the feelings OF other people.
Weha'e done with Skelson, ALTO, in his exc
taf,gnoy character. 70, ether matters we
! proEn;L not.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21

The following coat1 vas drank upon
The 9Th of July lax, By the artillery CON
pany Of Richmond,
William B. GileS---The firm
" PafFios and profound aatcfnau- May
&c rhe Ghaft OF calumny, darrcd at him,
=" rebound With ten fold force on h5e
* c9HtemPtibe yaavdsvcr.
We Prefume thar, In this rgaf, the
ARTILLERY Company, refer to foule remarks
which have appeared in the Recorder,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21
F-o17 re PosrLAkn GAzgrrr,

Mr.. JENEs,
!! took notice in your Gazette Of arr
extract from The Richmond paper pub
81 3 ~ l.a:iiender3 gg;se rein and WHEREBY
sr'e haze calumaies ofehe fad Calender
again(t Mr.. Pickering are rctra6ted, ard
Mr. chickering's character is by the fad
Calender even eulogized. For the
benefit Of Duane, and Of the aeiteG Eyi,5-
'@sn OF America, | wosld propoie TO Gil
lender, as a proof q the iincerity of MS
ren'orie, shas as he got the preGcac 60
Yernmenf IN by writing the e Prol5e8
%sfore U.s." he would be 20 good as 10
gee eiien out by writing The ProEbeg
5sbf'f& rs. This viii be nor only fuira-
bic 20 Duane's principal readers, for
many reaions, bur diltreGcd humanity
" ieeking an afylum on this globe, - viii
PTofil by 2gt9e5Fias, xAzzEI.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21

9 IS a@gS '"Fosc for, ami y-oucfted 70
" be ftrniihed as fubfcTiber, with GIL
" Is''4sr's RseoTdef-, that we might fec what
+" We mad always conceived of him reaE
zed; but We can only obtain Ii at fe
:. COMO or third hand, through the med!
s UNI of thofe prints, Whole Contempt OF
" Prin-lPIes, decegcy, and morals, render
& them very fit aGociaces.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21

concerning the pyafcuxd fetc5s.ae. Be.
fore drinking iuch a toalt, or at leaf,
when they ienr it TO preis, the Artillery
Company fhould have attempted to
Offer a defence of Giles conduit, and
as they have done neither the one aor the
other, the inference is thar the Artillery
company approve Of Giles's breach Of
the contribution, which he had takeR az
0afb "a o3fsrvs Giles IS extremely well
come TO allthe honor which he can de
five from his Artillery adherenrs toalt~
m5 hln upon iuch BATS, When
man mas gone infinitely farther to lup-
pore Republican principles, than the
ARTILLERY Republicans rhemfclves anrf
go, ne IS toafted as scnf<Mptibis Gaude-
rer. This IS very ike great deal Of
ARTILLERY Republican gretit9de. We
are forty that we had NOT an oppor-upi
y Of feeling this piece Of Arsillery
iniolence, ill after the Recorder OF
Wednetllay Lift, had been worked of.
The Artillery Company are welcome
to take Ibis article in any way that flits
them belf. One thing is certain that
the perton TO whom they refer, although
they did not think It proper to name
him, has been Of more real fervice TO
the freedom Of this country, during
the late ltrusgles, than the whole COM
pany ten times over.
We fhouId be glad to learn whether
this Artillery Company had any con
cernwith che hanging up Of Freacb N
itead OF American colours atthe Capitol,
on the 18th Of July. We VITA to hear the
particulars Of this fiery.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21
IONES,s PICTURE.

In Iaf Recorder, Calender has f9oten
" Of iome perion,wbo appeared'iu public with
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21

The New York Herald lhzn hear.
rom rs, at full length, in our nest.
Matters are much wor.e than the editor
ieems to fancy. We thank him 70.
the packet he fent us, II came llfe.
The Supplement- 70 Dr.. Rsa95 ealS,
and 3 greac deal more about Duane, N
our next.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21

When thefc are compared, it will at
once be feen that MIR. Duane has i'm
poied upon his readers. The only pa
ragraph, which he has dared to touch,
has been 70 garbled as to deftroy itSmean-
ing and tendency. The mott material
part is totally fuppreded, and all the reft
differentiated. In this cafe, think Mr..
Duane is no better than the author, or
propagation OF a fallehood.
a man WHO is called upon to give
telfimony, (wears OF declares, that he
will tell the truth, and nothing but the
truth. MIR. Duane, as the editor Of =
newspaper, is under an implied engage
meat 70 adhere 70 the above rule. dis
readers are pcrfuadcd to believe him,
aud yet, he moa deliberately fupP,e Aes
or eonceals the truth, or garbles and
perverts the words and plain meaning
Of another, for the purpoies Of decep
sion,
Although it Is true that Mr.. Duane.
is not upon oath, vet it will be believed
that man, who is capable Of dcceiying
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-29

ed, that there was 40 great or.,...
hand a part, at leaf Of what ,h on
on hand, has now been deRrovsi is was
ther crop, therefore mutt come !. ano.
proviilons can be parchafed with ,,o osloFs
That the Americans ihould take F b;us
France is very improbable indeed dA's e On
the fort OF payment they have latsI, S''e'
ceived from their filter Republic. y, tS:
credit has, afoniihing as it may f:en su as
rived no advantage whatever from X, oe'
putatio1 Of Buonaparte, though a,ao s r.
ened, by that Of the hone& Citizen =, .
leyrand. But though the French are ,h lsI'
fslves poor (borh in puTfc and in c ,at:a'
they are hrong in friends. The sa ,~
ards have at la Vera Cruz and at tn st III
wanna, no lels than fesenteen mlt ;,a'
of dollars, which only waited for n.,.
to open a fate paifage for them to r, P,a,'
People leis delicate than the Frsa'r
would, in filch an emergency, 90 ar ' on.a
and lay violent hands on thoGs dolI a%:
BIT lie Clerc and Villaret will do N r,,t
thing; they will only borrow for a yb SI'
giving bonds, to the full amount, with !.
tereh, on the banqae rationale de p,r,
an arrangement which will be yer, "a,
venient to the Spaniards, as it will Con-
pletely guard againf all the rik thai
their treafare would run'by being convey.
ed from the Wet Indies to Spain. Itr
to be obfarved TOO, that there is a Sn.
NTH as well as a French feet empIoyeiia
the ST. Domingo expedition. Money e.
ceaary for the fuPport Of the former Spain
mutt turnifh as a matter of courf.: and
WHEN the French have once got their hand
into her purle, let her get it out again #
Che can. It will be in TACT forced loan,
which, from fome eZPredioGs in the form.
er dispatches Of Villaret, we lafpea will
be negotiated by admiral Gravina, whq
it appears, had already been difpatchtd TO
the Havana, while, on the other hand,
frigate had been fent to the United State,
to bargain for fupply Of provifOas.
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Fran the Gazette IF tke Uaitsl Stat>t


TIE very frG item in the report Of
the committee of accufation, is RrikinS
and fnficien1 proof of their malevolence
and of the longing dedre they entertained
of accommodating charges againf the Pr''
ceding administration it is, that thelun
of 1882 dolls. and "a cents was paid
for expences incurred by the officers and
clerks Of the feveral departments for the
removal of thcmfelves and families from
the temporary to the permanent featotgo,,
.yernment and this fun thele enlightened
Legislators declare 10 have been, in theH
opinion, drawn from the trealury, andeS'
pended without any legal authority
By can aa for eaabIifhing the tempo
rary and permanent feat Of the government
of-the United States" paael on the ION
of July, 1895, it is provided, 10 fife Oh
fiction, thar the officers attached to inc
feat Of government hall, on the ilrtt Aon-
day in December, 1900, be removes 70
the dilfria Of Columbia, By thelf felPs''
tive holders, g and that the necehafy eA,
pence OF fuch removal fall be betrayed
ont of the duties On irnpofs and tona'g9
of which a fuficiens fun is hereby apP'0'
priated." ,,,
The committee have undcFtaken 'o oG.'
frue this act (which they quoteas Oh la ".
1900, bat which in my edition o. ="
laws, is dated July, 1897 70 intend Un,
ly proviGon for defraying the ezPS' y.
of the transportation Of the books, recc'oo
furniture, SC. of the Offices, but ii Is S -
be hoped, thstin cafe Of DOUBT, the 6l n.1i'
of departments might be allowed f'n'f s1 +.
berality of contribution. With the 1 las,
ries allowed to clerks, land | am cfe aef.:r
informed that fone Of them, men OF td i,1
characters aud bred to bphneis' iD1Jo1.
themGslves and familiesoniix hunoleo W..
lars per annum) with fuch :alaI'eS w. s he
it nos have been nof UNREASONABLE t0I w.. w
fecretaries to have required them 10 r u'
the expences incident to fucf reln ~. no.
Indeed fuch requiftion would very ! he
badly at once have deprived 'hea' '.t " bsd
feryices of the major part OF 'hois " ~
families. ,.o,sr "a.
But the words of tie law, wha'e'', tbey
t;tude Of confruetive bencvoleno' Lad;
might allow, were not all which the u a' h:
of departments had TO guide llis" r.",,oyal,a
feaion of congrefs preceding the 's aat;og to
propoftion was introduced fo' months
each of the clerks the amount OF Cor he
fslary extra, to compeniAte them = n,.n no
expences incident TO the 'ntenue .h;,rroPc-
The rsalons given for jettins t"'
Gtiou were principally theie' a.de fortb'
1T. That no proviion was n'0S
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F,on Cob5cHs Ure&5 Political Rsgg9er q
Cd A9r1.
SUMMARY OF POLITICS.

The Defnisive Treaty IS at lat arriv-
ed, and forty we are to fay thatit contains
nothing TO compensate for the delay, which
has taken place in the negotiation. From
the length of tie time ipent at Ameins,
one might have expected thar the noble
marquis had, agreeable to the hopes held
our by Minilters, obtained fome4 con-
ditions tending to arref the fearful Pro-
grels of France, and TO fecure His Majef-
TVS dominions together with the trade
and commerce of his fabjetts, againe tie
effects of that pTogrels, but for tuch con-
ditions we have looked in vain tho the
articles of the treaty, which by the coar-
tefy Of the Fire Coninl, we have been
enabled TO lay before our readers feveral
weeks fooner than we hould otherwife
have been called upon to diichafge that
melancholy duty. n our next we. hall
endeayor to thew that, in isveral points,.
the Populations OF the defnitive treaty are
even much more dfadvantageous to this
country than thole Of the preliminary trea-
ty, in the meantime we cannot help OBJ
ferving brieAy-thas Malta is 10 reality,
and with circumstances peculiarly difgraee-
full TO us, furrendered TO France. TO the
POPULATIONS refpetiing prifoners OF war IS
now fabjoined an obligation on this copn-
try TO reimburfe FranceStor the maintenance
of the Rutlian Prifoner., taken in Holland
by which fhe will obtain repayment for
tbofe very expences which Che employed to
inveigle the Emperor Paul into hoItility
againa US. Not word is faid about the
Italian Republic, about Loufana and Flo
RIGA, or even about the iland Of Eliza,
not word about tie monfrous French.
armament in the Wet Indies, not a
word about the pernidion which our.
merchants applied for, to bring home.
their property from the colonies now to be
reRored. For the payment of the i'm
menfe fums due TO US for prifoners ST war
no provifon is made 10 lort;of fecurity OBJ.
tanned, no Hand of Tobaga is IS were.
held out given to US as a pledge for this,
payment, and we ray ref alured thar no;s,
livre will ever be paid. No CONNER
cial treaty is mentioned, norhage Cur ne.
gociatiors obtained fngle hint retpeefing
a relaxation Of thoie restrictions which
the malignant and iron handed Republic
has impofed and is impeGng, on all rhofe-
nations of Europe, who have heretofore
afforded the largef market for or goods
The " integrity Of 0ur ally the Queen Of
Portugal, even the fham !" integrity"
for which we Stipulated, is bafely Civ
en- up, the French having now obtain
ed, under our fantfion and guarantee
that very part Ct Guiana, from which they
were excluded by the treaty Of Utrecht,
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TENT felton, of four months is z,oot dolls:
SO cents, greater than that for the iefllon
of 'eS OF eight months.
Confdering the prefent FELTON, four, and
the other eighr months, il will not be
much wide Of the truth 10 take one half of
the latter fun and iet againf the former
by which it will be feen, that the pre-
fen, houle of representatives have expend-
ed batter than nine thonfand nine hundred
and fifty dollars more, in proportion, than
the houfe of'eS did; all which, together
with one thouiand one Hundred and feVen-
ty five dollars has, as we fhall prelently
Zee, very clearly been pat into the pooket
of Mr.. Duane.
Clerk Becky, who was ordered TO fur
nilh the Ultimate, very oficiouay and i'm
pertinently undertakes TO add bis own re-
marks by way of accounting for the ter
rifying amount of the expenditure. The
frf FIVE items he i4ys are extraordinary
demands, and not ufually chargeable TO
the contingent fund of thc'houle. eper-
.ceive that Mr.. Duane, agood republican,,
and what is till greater recommended,
on with our Godwinian PRECEDENT, to-
reigner gets ont OF shis money ;
l.; For his bill generally, 1000
2. For ftationary, 1900
3. At leaa one half of the con-
jsttural fun of I7I4 ST
4. Same fervices done fer the ie-
nate,l and fationary, eiimateda at
(more or lefs1 5000
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Dollars,

Dollars, 1905 81
The reader will now pleafe to recclleet
that in 'oS Congrefs was in feGion eight
months, and that The prcfent climate Tex
csPsing the Taft conje6tural i;em] is made
tor tour months only. We perceive then
ssnaf toe amount ofthe expenses for the pre-