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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

CoA93ywrA-TH ST Ms. &cEUszTTs.
loPr E-At CARR Of Ceneyai S16goas oftbs
Pace, 5;g4a and beidea al B dJeford, qeahn
and fer tic copny sfYo'k on tie lgF 1'a5tiy q
Oaofer, hing tie 27b day gt' Jail aloal5, anne
D9nini, 1901.
NN he petition ola number Of inhabitants Of Per-
~ f,feH and HiyqHt, in iaid county entered at Taft
term and c. nl.nued to this Ghewng that Highway is
much wanted, leading from Parlonsheld bridge Ger
great Onpee river, through part Of Porerhcld and
TART of W adiworths patent TO Portland road in Hram
Icing The fame that was laid about Two years hnce
by Simon Frye, Efq. and others bat net accepted g
and praying that COMMITTEE may be appointed 70 la
out the fame.
Alfo on the petition of Humber OF inhabitants OF
fad county, fheving that Highway fro@ the county
Road near John B. Millers, in BrownfeId by Carter
Beans, in Cutters upper grant, TO John Lords and
Nathaniel Merrill, jun in Porterfied to New HlmP
fhire line and Highway laid out by Eaton ia New
Hamp[hre; will be oil public utiity:-and praying that
Committee may be appointed 10 lay out the fame.
Ordered, That the fuhlance Of the fad petitions,
with the order Of Court thereon be inherited IN the Bo
ton Coa5lH Ceatiaei and alto in the P~fllHd Gazette
three weeks Guccelvey in each the aG publication 20
be thirty days at leaf prior 70 the next term OF this
Court to be holden 7erk, within and for laid county
of Tk on the third Tue!day of ApriIne1t 70 the end
the Propretors Of fad andE and any other Perions "a
tereEled may then and there appear and heT cauie, y
any they have, why the faid Highways fhOdd not be
laid out as afor elaid
Atten, DANIEL sEwALL, CLssE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18
FROM a LONDON PAPER.
ISLAND OF TRINIDAD.

ISLAND Of TRINIDAD.
Our new pofedions Is now an obis4 Of fuch
general to- erea, that courioGty gteediy lays
hold of every thing that relates to it. 1t vas
dilcovered by Columbus. in his third voyage,
on the 3o'h Of June, I49S. NoIhirg occurs
in the hHory Of it til, We come to the eE
petition Of Sir Walter Raleigh"Rho, in I795,
attacked it, and took the town of St. Joleph,
which the SPaniards had erected upon it /;
a town. at that time conGang only Of 400
hOufes. Jeremy Collier, in his Dictionary,
appears to conld-r this hand as the mott
fruitful in fugar, and under the head
Trinite, gives an account Of the cultiva-
tiOns of the cane, as a thing little known
PurChas, however, in his Pilgrimage, conGders
tobacco as the faPle produce Of the iiland, and
as the book j. not very general, i may perhaps
not be uninterefting 10 our readers, TO fee what
an extraordinary hyle he employs 10 his d,f
cription.
In the year I497 (fome ajde were more)
Chritiopher Columbue, faekiag uew difrouere5
after the fuferings OF vnluferabe heates and
Gaines al fta whereby the hopes his veiIel
brake, and the frelh water not able tn. ther to
endure that now beleeued Burning Zone, fed
out Of thole clofe prifons, ihto he lap of
that Father Of waters, the Ocean, for refugee
he came at laf TO Trinidad The fra land he
incountre6, he called by that name either for
deuotion, now that bis other hopes were dried
vp with the heat, or waihed into the 1ea by the
violent flowers aboue boord, and the lef9 (but
not leae dangerous which flowed from his
cakes withia or eile for the three mountains
which he there deferred. Once, this difcouerie
Of and 70 rauiihed his fpirt, by the Unexpected
deluerie from danger, as eafi.J carried bis i'm.
Portant thoughts into a double errour, the one
10 placing earthly raridife in this iiland TO
Wh.h opinion, for the excellence of the Tobac-
co there found he fhould happily haue the
fmokie fubfcriptions Of many hymorits, to
whom that fame becomes tcoles Parable,
which with their braines, and all, paiTath away
IL fmoke) the other was, that the earth was
not round like a ball, but like peare, the vp-
per fwelliog whereof he elteemed thefe parts.
= In Haraa or Paria, they found plenty Of
falt, which the fare-man in Natures flip, and
her chiefe worke-man, the SuRne, turGed aud
kerrsd Fl ON water into falt: his worke-b oule
fer this buGneae, was large PLANE by the
waters-Gde. Here the fePulchres OF their
Kings and great men feemed not leAe remark
able : they laid the bodies kinde OF bur
die or ered.iron of wood, vnder which they
kndle gentle fire, whereby keeping The fkin
whole, they BY Ii,tle and little conlnmsd the
heih Thele dried carkalTes they held in great
reverence, and honoured for their houlhold
Gods. In the year 1899, Vincent Pnzon diff
cousred Cape Saint Augu6ine, and failed along
the coat from thence 10 Paria"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18
aD6ertifentent
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THOSE wgn,r
CONCERN. u May

FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THOSE wan,r
CONCERN. 4 MAY
THE yEa5tsyibsr has agreed with all the c,,,
a on his back LANDS, and fold IaDg -, ieafcd
quarter 20 numerous and Respectable Frrv,r III lame
Stafef zvgiz0qs, on principles promGag 49, I'm &C.
proioeriry, and the cAabllhment of har5on great
orter thi oughout that fertile region Hr .a 80 g'sd
therefore, that this IS the proper moment "a
IN the mott Pubhe and loiema manner, that "a -
no ADAPTATION Of Bis Lamb zgig b tolerated 'uaFe
AS the Land is, and will be furveyed iD,or
hope ofimpunity viii are from any luDDof-a r.I my
Ia the offence Every regular /sftisy has borod M.
felt 70 circumference and difcover frch Is,. -
ions--It would be deemed madneE amoDo - r.
tnher WOLF 10 enter and remain among rnrlr a.
much more 70 would il sc for regular feeder. IA
having hgaLy engaged 70 pay valuable confdrrarSa
LOT their Lands 70 luer audaci0us ufurDer rrs 49,.
and remain amongR them, SCATTERING rHr srrns j.
Di'eoSD' MISERY AND INsURs EeTIoN WITH Born
HANDS.
Any perfon therefore, who fhal in defiance II ~.
notice and ~ defiance q The laws uluIp Lands W M
iDicri5er viii DC proecuted FIR the damages that ~
1rlue iuitrr the utter los ol hs labor Aid fytnr.
and be reiuled Land any price whatever
But the young induArous and orderly Yeomsnrv
and Arrids Throughout NewEneland are invlted -
view tbs Lands Of the luoferiber, iyng wen 81 Pss5r
Fi0fr Ll extending 10 within I miles of KsaH.5.
Rye, and contiguous ~ line, On which il IL coutem-
plated to oPeu and eltabhlh Turnpike Road from
river river
helc richLands are conGdered by impart:s JUDGES
lotl htuaticn and climate combncd-as aflrding !.
many AZ eaG a not more advantages. To WONG 1qri
cuturitS, lhan any other within tho U4i.cd States
Ihee Lands arc 20 be told for actual md immedip.
lettlemcn either for money or upon credit.
perfsGt tite and deeds Of warranty viii be Given
on payment.
TIMBER and CORD-WOOD SteaIcrs, throuqbon,
the Parent, "trip and vatle men who nlcad VI honcf-
iy cutiva,iRg .he io attempt mranIy and infamoulv
20 gain property by this iP-cies Of theft will incur
and receive all the puniihment and pay All the dam.
ages, which the law fhal inAitf and ALTO an ,boe
VITO lhall AID and ABCT them in their unlawful con.
dutf. HENRY KNOX.
E1.atPsisr, TJam5for,
~. GaaEg.l Rlger, No .1 I8oI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

REFFCCA va the iaireh maid
JhsI % The Danube's borders Piay'd
Ind many hand,ome nohleman,
For her IN tilt and tourney ran,
While (he 10 ieoret vih'd TO Zee
What youth her huibAnd was 10 be.
Rebtcca heard The gonips fay,
" Alone from Dulk Til midnight aay
" Within the church porch drear and dark,
Upon the giI of St. Marx,
" and, ovelv maid-n, you ihatl fee
IS What youth your hulband is to be-"
Rcbecca when ne night grew dark,
Upon the vic Of 81. Mark,
Ohlerv'd BY reul, rogUGh fcout,
Who gueIsd the talk fhe went about,
StepL'd 10 ST. Stephens Church, to Zee,
What youth her hulband was to be.
Rebecca heard the fcrcech.ovi cry,
And faw the black bat round her Ay;
She TAT till, wild with fear at lah,
Her blood grew cold, her pulie beat fat;
And yet, rain maid, ihe Aopp'd 70 fee
What youth her hulband was to be.
Rehscca heard he midnight chime
Ring out the yawnng peal Of Time,
When fhrouded Paul, unlucky knave
Roie like fpe6tre from the grave,
And cried. 81 Fair v1ai3ss, cssvs IVib
Fer Z yosy 5riSfgroon 70 )"
Rehccca turn'd her head Aide,
Sent forth horrid flriek, and, died
While Paul confels d hirnicil in vain,
Rcbecca never fPoke again.
All little, hapefs girl, did fhe,
Think Dab her bridegroom was to be.
Rtbecca. may the Cory long
Inliruct the giddy and the young
Fright rot fond youths, the timid fair;
And YOU, too gentle maids, beware
Nor feek by dreadful arts, 20 fee
What youths your hulbands are to be.
Union Nag. July, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

rs Hoo0 turning in Bofon, IRmbere4 1Vith
= re yie5 prize ofAmaikeg Canal Lottery, Ec5b eAG
n FER nd1a7vn Tttefs as ars H IN " Bs B7af
SIRE IF JFNEs u u sk, No Joaxs' Rop.-T 5gc
sebo ayf g,as es5y-eqg ~ g. sr q95orfepy 5g,ie5-
ey ia1s6a'y, (, e.2ss9s4 =: ezt1g-f so.o pyHe
ssEsb i6sllss. J4na-gylL
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

OtAME to my barn, this feafon, a HEIFEE, a
~ years old next fprng, chiefly red, with Come
breaks Of white about the lega, marked wiki a
MT ID the left car, and halfpeuny upon the upper
Aje of the fame.--The owner may have her by
proving property ana paying charges.
JAMES PITTEE;
NWt6gar9gaib, T3ss1aty B., 1904,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

III a C5wt 81 General St1zoa5 Of he Peace Jsr tJe
county yf Cumberland, begw AMI boldea ~ Ne7U-
gioacePer. in and for J.4 county, on tie third Tue-
dag Of Ol7o5er, II. d. 8ot.
ON the petition Of Daaiel Knigh', aGd others,
whereof the foregoing isa COPY, The Court order
That the petitioners cduie al attsft-d copy thereof
and Of this order, to BE C.crted in one 0 Jhe
Newspapers printed in the rown of Bottom, and
ALTO in one ut the Portland NeWip7pers, and pub
hthed therein three weeks fucc-Giyely, the laa
publication To be ten days Al lralt o1t5rr the thrd
Tuefday Of February next, ttat at P-rious inter
cited NAV have notice OF hiJ petition, ana havI
opportunity ID ap ear at che CourJ 81 U neral
StfliOns OF the Peace, which IS t"rn t. b. hoi3en
at Portland, within aud for ftiI count OF Gu mb-r.
land, and make their object o., If any they have,
20 the granting of the fame
AItef, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

1T Court OF Gessral Ss1I9n5 Of fbe Peace, for ne
county Of C4@berrni ts2Hn sH4boic7 at Ns'ggoHs5', ia
and far /al county, on be third Tuy Of 07o5sr, 4. D..
1901.
ON the petition Of Thomas Fnlon, and others,
whereof the foregoing i copy, the Court order
That the petitioners csuc atteed copy thereof and
OF this order, be ulerted in Of the Newlpapers
printed 10 the of Rofon, aud ao in one OF the
Portland Newspapers and pubilhed therein three
weeks luccelivey, the a1 publication To be ten days
at eaR before the third Tuelday Of February next,
that all perlons ntereed may have notice Of iaid pc
tton and have opportunity to appear az the Court OF
General Scons OF the Peace, which then 20 be holden
Por,Lnd withia and for the laid county of Cuuber
land, and make their objection If any they have, 70
the granting Of the fame.
Atteh, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the noa,s63eat
~ proprietor3 OF L4ai .Y.as q the togrof Po-
land, in the county 81 Cumberland, thar the fol-
loving lots and hatf ll;7 ALE taxed N the SAFE,
County and Town Tax, for the yeli 1890, IN ths
bills committed to me 10 coUet-Es follows VIZ.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

70 he te61ajk Coui y Gtfsral s. Pas IN BE
Pace for TIE eonaty ot lEnberhaf, br{nn oud b2k-
den ~ NcqggioucoRer, il and Jor id roaa.J, ne
fblrd Ts:fa4y Of Oa0bfr, A.D. 1901,
WOUR Petitioners hnmbly hewetb-That the
L County Road, or Highway, laid ont by order
of vorr honOrs, September 1895, leading from the
aAtriy town line otPars % the northwet corner
Of iaid town, thence on through tOwnihips No.
and No. ), and the foutheaGerly corner of Bethel
70 tbs foulherly line of Rumford, in great want
Of repair We therefore pray your honors that
the whole way through the above deicrihed Land
which remains without the bounds Of al incorpo-
rated owr, may be made and repaired according
Is a Law Of this Commonwealth pafIed February
az, r797 IND as in duty bound will ever pray.
Daniel KriPht, Daniel Martin,
Ephram Colby, JamesC. Harper,
Francis K-yes, S,gphen Putnam,
Jeremiah Rchardlon, Philip Abhot,
Jofhna Graham, Joihua Felt,
Benjamin Lufkin, Richard Dooff,
Mofes Kimba, John Martin,
Kimball Martin, Benjamin Elliot.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

To he boDorats he T4fiess Of The Court Of G-asrai
Saoas eft5. Peace for fb- souay 4 c4aj.,l II BE Cos.
7or7rslt5 f A4.lebga :, EhR ~ Nsraghae5isy u 4ql
Joy Ilfi county tJs tbird Tyslay IL Oo5sr IN ~ yeD
oas b5grri ag5i buatrsl aai ore
rF'HE Petition W iundry inhabitants Of Poar1, Ps-
q tst.. Gore, 70 called. C5,5lg ard F-s5boyt, hum
bly, lnewe,h-That it is highly eHpedient aud 10 our
opnion vii! couducc much public Ut tty, to have
County Poad Or Highway Isld ont from Mr. Michael
.yhtcomb's, IA Poland by M4lons min u l4d Poland
4ud capt FInlons Prjeplco; Gore. ana ps Edaatd
fhompi0u's IN Frccport, ,ud onward tii 1t meets
way III fld Frcepor. called Range ID, and th-ace IN
1ol that it eau 20 forters Landing in iaid town a
rrecp1r-Thac the ilhahit4uts oI towns the north
Uf ana Will rc ttc- -crarmod7-cd, Fhe ditancc
UI ~ ihorteu.I V .raulpHrs heavy articles tile
ihrrts fur Z markct-Aud having viewed the ground
ia part, and have favorable report Of The whole we
of opinion that the expenoe will m no degree equal
the advantages thar viii be found 70 r-iult roR good
paTlDe road il THE direction mentioned
Our prayer ", tAat vour honors, III I'D your wildom
you fha ltc fitting, will order CommUtre u lay our
4 Highway IA the aforementioned direction ana your
- a a
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

THE fubfcriber having been duty appointed AZ
4 fgaee to the Eit4te and EHeGts of WILLIAM
FENNELI.EY, a BankruPt--hsrebY calls on all per
fon who indebted to, NhO hold anJ oi-the lsid
BankruPts property 70 pay and deliver the fame over
TO the tuolcribcr, without delay.
Z JOSIAH TUCKER, AsstGNEK.
Porsils5, JaaEvy = 1902.
THE Crcditora to the EGate IF RICHARD
l. WINSLOW, Bankrupt, are requcited To
m-et at the commifioners Office, IN Fin. fTeet, on
Hoqday tbs fr4 dqy Of F,5yaayy nrxt, a; eleven
O'clock, A. "A. then an1 there 10 determine wtar
uralures ID purdue, retltige To certain demands,
III: favor Of CNd eitate araina the French govern
meB1, o. citiZ~ns thereof.
NATHAN WINSLOW, AssIGNBE.
Per t!aaI, Dft. a. .-a-' 'ts-@'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-07
ther it is offending in his bill i" IN Als

ther it is for Tending in his bill {" IN HIS
OWN HAND WRITING" or tor" OBTAIN
ING THE PAYMENT" the EDITOR has not
condeieended 10 lnicIm US. Perhaps Mr..
Dawion will move arIcles OF Impeachment
againft Mr.. Tracy, for iufeiing The 60
yernmen1 10 allow him TO iquander The
pubic morey, by tmlioyirs iersant at
ten aoll4,s month to accompany HIN In
traverhng the unirhabited wilderness OF
the wettern counrIy*
1t is TO be obferyed that this milton 10
which MIR. 1sacy was employed, took
place unoer tic late administration, tetors
the f,gent iyitem OF economy III public
exueraitules was introduced. Its laid
to be the opinion OF MIR. Dawion, Mr..
Duane, and other gentlemen of equal ia
Tents and reipec'abillty, thar the cheapeR
a.ode of INJECTING the fortihoaticns on
the north wefern frontiers would have
been, not 10 fend gentleman On horfe-
back, with Jingle ierysnt; but to fit
OUT, HAL, dtlG flStudl OuC Vi lNC lllSdttSs
and dilpatch a msDesger with a Attn to
iome perion or the frontiers, who might
perform the bulnefs, and return an antwer
by The fame meilenger. In the mean tine,
The frigate would have opportunity to re-
fit and to lay In a Efficient flock OF fea-
flores for her homeward yoyage.-1s
would ieem that MIR. Tracy is to be OK.
PEELED for not fuggefing this plan.
The wages paid by Mr.. Tracy to his fervane
while upon this duty amounted TO FIFTY DOL
LARS. The editor Of the Aurora and his en-
ployers would doubteis be very glad to divert
the public attention from the TERRIFYING
THOUSAND dollars, applied without author.
ty by the prelent administration, in repairing a
veGTel for preGdent Euonaparte, by iuch paltry
devices as this--but it will not do. The peo-
pie of America are beginning to open their eyes,
and viii ieon fee for themielves:
(GaS. U. ST.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-07
EOUALITY-ECONCMY.

There is annually paid to prefident JEFF
ferfon for his fupport, the fame fun which
is annually paid to fair bund,ed aad/tvtg-
teen citizen folders of the American army
for their"gsaion" of the public affairs, in
their feveral and important fpheres of ac-
tion-and yet if one of theie /oVereigns
were to appear officially before the people.
or the peoples /ervaut,, and repre/ent4-
tives with their Upper, lang bear4, and
a dry Airt, " his tranfgreGion would be
vi6ted with ,o8, and his iniquity with
fnpes." The Mourn Of LABOR.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-07
81. 'Tago De La Hega, March 20.

1t is with peaiure we notice the prof.
pee Of increaiing Crops TO be fhlpped a,
Old Harbour thus lcaion. There are at
preient zq Britiih lhips laying in that Eay
with the gr ateti p obabll ~ Of being there
fully laden, Neunderitand that II isthe
greateit number OF fhlps ever recolleesed
at one time In the Bay.
Arrived, flip Harry, Boyd, Cadlz ;
fnow William, Quadrille, Llibcn.
Cleared, big Attruedo, Norris, Ma
deira Conception, La Barren, Hassnns.
Capt. Mitchell, ct the Dolphin, irole
zad April, in LAT. 81, 50, n. long. -,
20 W. fhip superior, from CharleitoD 20
Africa, out 10 days. May /, ipoke a
floop eff the Csfes, from Philadelphia to
HAVANA.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-07
I zventy DOLIars Rezuard.
MAY Z.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber, on
the 1T May, PATTY, likely Negro
wench, about twenty years of age: ihs
has been brought up in the houie, is a
good ieamRrefs, & very capable: among
a variety OF clothes, fhe has purple fluff
petticoat, fine blue cloth Jacket, cord
ed dimity Jacket and coat, a plain muilis
gown, handfolne worked muffin do. 2
plain do. both we'll made, white camel
hair f,awls with netting, fine white cot
ton fockings, feveral pair, and pair OF
white fix do. a handfome black hat, meas
fhoes and other cloathing. She went off
with Negro fellow the property OF MIR.
Philip Fitzhugh: he is about "a years OF
age, s. feet high, we'll iet, inclined to
be corpulent, tawney complexion, lively
countenanee, and lpeaks diiiinttly, though
quick he is an excellent joiner. he
took with him pair of new brown cail.
mere pantaloons, round upper jacket Of
the fame cloth, green broad cloth coat,
with blue velvet collar, handioms
fwanfdown waiftcoat, with mettle buttons
new black hat, new lhoes, fine white
cotton bookings, green panialoons, and
other cloathing. The above reward will
be paid to any perfon who hall lodge
them in any Jail, either in Maryland or
Virginia, and ample compensation made
for any other trouble or exPence.
SARAH THORNTON,
May 7. 60 near AlsAanef'As
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-07
BALTIMORE, May 4.

Arrived, ichooner Rohy, A. Martin,
irons Charlelton. -Four days ago, took
up at fsa,, rear Gaze Eat,eras, the MATER
and tour of the hands belonging to the
ichooner Eliza, OF Kington, Jamaica,
bound to n. Carolina. They had beer
in fnall boat four or 5 hours before they
were taken up. The remainder fix in
number, including the fupercsrgo, were
loft. The Eliza foundered the fame NOR
ming.
Aryiz'ed at the quarantine groaad.
Ship Ardent, capt. Groom, from Cape
Francois. Capt. Groom informs, that
the day before he failed accounts were re-
ceived at the Cape, tfat feven engage
ments had taken place between the blacks
and French troops, in which 400 of the
latter fell.
May s.
BALTIMOREVESSELS at Cape Fran
Goes, Apr1l I6fb, ISoz, taken from BIZ
hey's Marine RegJ4er, and ,sre'Vea BY
tie Iotp 14faenf.
Ships Henrietta, White; Henry, Ty-
fon; Permelia, Langford briggs Spartan,
Furlong Venelia, Hurfon; Viper,
Fralher !; Smilax, Wright Neptune,
Munfon Ucharis, Courfel Pailey,
Johulon; fchrs. Pomona, Watts; Sophia,
Drifcoll; ; Monierat, Daniels; Eleanor,
Cox; Nelly, Relaxation; Paragon, Drift
coll, to fail in few days.
A large Englifh flip of 700 tons and
20 guns, from Cadiz, went into Nor
felix with the Ardent, arrived this morn
ing.
Arrived fchr. Evelina, Holmes, from
Republican.
By captain H. we learn, that they had
heard of the engagement alluded to by
captain Groom, from Cape Francois, but
the refult was not publicly known at the
time Of his iailing-he adds, that the hof-
pital at Port Republican was not iuflci-
emily large TO contain all the fck and
wounded.
The Eyelina failed in co. with the brig
Jafon, Peafe, OF and for Philad. Left the
fhip Warren, Phillips, of Baltimore, and
a number Of American veneis, names I'M.
known. PaAed ihip off Swan Point this
morning.
Areport was in circulation on Wednef-
day morning, thar the Dehnitive Treaty
had been fgned. Whatever may be the
doubtful event, we believe il Q be pre-
mature, as yet; as we can hear of no ar
,ivs which could hare brought the &C.
Souns .sEsn Europe.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-07
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The total number CT votes for Cover.
nor Of Mailachuietts, returned at the Sc
cretary ofice, are 1855 Tor MIR. Strong
and 1904 for MT. Gerry.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-07

Sale of vahlablc Lots BY Auason,
LIE iale of Lets near the Powder Houfe, adj.
verified by VIM Wilton and John Potts, to have
taken place this day, is poRponed to SAT UR-
DAY the 9th init. lreeiieiy at two o'clock in the
afternoon, and il not all fold on that day, the fals
will be continued on Monday 10th, at 10 O'Clock
in The forenoon. THOMAS MOORE,
May &. Auaioneer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-07

Let i, be as il will, citizens, we will
know how TO accomplish our work: we
will continue to prevent all difaRer, by
keeping up the good fpiFir, that anlmates
every cIais OF citlzens and will deliver
the colony unhurt to the hra deputy from
the Coniulary Government. You may
then iately keep up The intercoune which
the i,etfimable bleding OF peace has 10
happily te.eaabhlhed and which cannot
fan but otbeing reciprocaliy uleful.
Salute ara periec, confederation,
Pelage PRECEDENT Hyp, Franians, Danois,
C. Corneille.
By order of the Council Board, the gene
raj Secretary,
P. PIAUD.
May s.
Yeherday arrived, the brig William,
captain QuadTille, from Lifbon, which he
LETT the 18th of March, and informs that
the news we had via Bottom was the gene
raj converlation; towhich was added, that
a feet OF Englilh lhips of the line were
lruizing off Brett. Capt. Q. alto lnenti-
ons that piratical veAel had made IFS ap-
pearance off Cadiz, that boat was picked
up with the body ct a man whole head had
been cut off. and another with both arms
Cut off.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-07

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