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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
NATHANIEL MACON.

SSrNker Of fbe Hoajt Of R,p,e)Sn,ofjry,.
a. BURR. Pcr P,,iientsf tie
Uni'td Slater. o,d P,ssdem ef I5s Ssuafs.
APPROVED, April II. 1907.
III: JEFFERSON,
Pt5safni IF tie Umlel Sfnfs,,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

To tie 5onoraJis TIE Ssa9fs aaI geatlsnes
Of he Hosts Of Rs5r5itzt ,'ivsr Of ne Comm
7gsah5 Of lf.GtebHfSfs
THE petition Of the fublcri-
4 bers, being Commi tee appointed BY
he inhabitants ofthe town Of CH8izg, at legal
meeting for the purpole, in behalf Of The faid
tewn ,huniby tlieweth-- Fhatthe local ituaton
OF laid town Is fuch, having nayigabie river 81
upwards Of three quarters of mile wide up
on average, running through the whole
length Of it, al renders ii very iaconvenitnt
and at fome fealons Of the year imprsaticable
for the people on both Edes of the river 70
meet together TO tranfad their town buhnefs
70 avoid iuch Inconvenience for the future,
the town at their meeting on the FRI Monday
Of April Ian, voted for a fe2aration Of the
eaitcrly from the weGer.y Eide Of the river
and chofe your petitioners 1.-TWO OF whom live
on the wellerly and two on the eaGeiy hde
OF the riVer) committee TO agree upon the
lines OF divilion to calculate the proportion
which each iide the river ought 70 pay upon
the thouiand during the operation OF the IN
general valuation , and 10 petition the Legti-
lature for feparation and for Other pur-
pofes relating TO the premifes and to make
report to the town at their next May meeting
which report was accordingly made and ac-
cepted by the town Your petitioners IN
behalf Of laid town therefore pray, that your
honors would take their cafe into your wife
confederation, and fet off the land on The eait
cry hde of ST. Georges River, bounded as
follows. viz. beginning at Thomaiion line on
the eafterlyiI dc Of faid river, thence running
eailioutheaf by faid line 10 the leA liore,
thence fouthweft-rly by the fea (hore 10 H.r
ring gut point, 70 called, thence northwefteriy
10 the fad river, including all that part of
the town of Culhing which lies 70 the eAltw4rd
of a line drawn from the irlt mentioned
bounds, runnin g fouthweGer!y through the
middle Of The river, paiing through the wet
erly channel to the Tea, with The inhabitants
thereon, into fepsrate town by the name Of
Georges and your petitioners as in duty
bound fhall ever pray.
JAMES Malcolm, \ Committee apr
JOHN MKELLAN, 20 ntedin bsbaT
John LEWIS, { Of tie fezvR or
JOSEPH ROBINSON, } Cggi1g.
Cg6mg, 75tb My, 1902.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

PHILADELPHtA, StPT. q.
An ianance of providentai prriervation
occureG 90 Friday evening lat. IS Mr.
Smith, fon OF Mr.. w. Il. Smith Of this
clty, was returning to his country feat on
the Ridge Road, his horfe fuddeny halted
IN cuniequence Of flalh of tightening.
Finding IT impofIible TO urge aim on, M
Smith alighted from his chair, aud taxing
the bride from over his meek lead him or.
They had proceeded bur A few aces 10
this manncr, when ftcond filh of light
ening occurred, aud infAaIy killed the
hort awhile Mr.. Smith remaingd uninjured.
What l,very remarkable, white Hats bot
tie, containing lead water, which was in
M. Smiths walcoat pocket was convert
cd iuto deep blue color.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
jerks Maine Marine Liz.
bort Of ll9crtfdnu.

Thrifty, Oh. Arrived fnow Mary, capt.
Samuel Robinion, 80 days from Trinidad.
Friday, Oh 8-Arrived brig Fox, captain
Dyer "A days from Demarara, and IS from
St. Thomas
Same day--fchocner Two Friends, captain
Moulton, 40 days from Martinico.
Saturday, 07. o--Arrived brig Neptune, capt
Brazer. IT days from Cape Francois.
SaSl1y, on. To-Arrivcd lchoouer Thomas,
capt. Oxnard 81 days from Martinico.
Ship Herald, capt. WiIsrdge of this port,
arrived at Bottom on Wednesday lalf, as days
from Hs wanna.
SP'tsr-od 4, off Sandyhoc'-, hip Maria,
from Portland for Phi adephis.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
Igfarmstioa far Matters Of Ships bound Il

Igformsti9n far Matters Of Ships bound to
Inaia.
We hear that the Queen ofPortugal has
fent an Officer ont to the Cape Verde
lhands 10 refide there as head Of the Ma
rue affairs, that public ftores are built on
insnd Of St Jagoes, aad others are 10 be
erected on the iilands Of Bonavita aud ST.
Nicholas. That Rigging Of all dzcs, Ca
bles, Anchors, Duck for fails, Pitch, Tar,
ADD fundries, are 20 be obtained at each of
thefe iilands. ibould they be wanted by
any ihip that may flop ,here. Large
launches were TO be built in order TO rem
der veiiels every poffible allitaace which
may touch there in difrels, dr Our ia
formant was requeffed by the above officer
70 have the above Publiihed in the Amer
ican newfpaPers.-Saism paper.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
Aaron Aufin,

Has for lals at lis Store in fore STREET,
head Of Iagrabam's Wbayf
a Conlant fupply of Live Ceeie Sla-Fowl,
Z \ Rufiia, and Lifbon FEATHERS
Alto, Engliih and American manufactured
Cotton BEDTICKING.
BEDS made and filed at the fhorteft notice.
MATTRESSES of all kinds ready made.
spanifh INDIGO, and few Chefs Sou
chong TEA.
NIB The above aforment Of Feathers are
warranted Of the fra quality, and will Dc
fold as cheap as can be pu,chaied III Bolton
Perfk1ng .sTane 49, (3ml
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

The petitioners for Turnpike Road
from P,fcataway river TO tbs town,
and from this town to Auguaa. have
employed gentleman OF character and
abilities TO take the courfes and diaan
ces Of the prclear road from hence 10
Re Gr= Il bridge over that river, and
10 marx ont the nearea rout on which
turnpike can be made-he is now
noon that buiineC;. A committee has
been lately engaged in exploring the
reartlt rout from This town ID Auguaa.
The undertaking is important, and it
etftaed NUT prove eminsntly a1van.
tapeous to the pn5lic. II is ia refore
hoped that ne undertakers viii meet
with fucce(s il their application, and
be encouraged 70 pnffle the ohjea Of
It, until they reap the fruit Of their ex.
stions ana the good citizens of tbis
Commonwealth enjoy the pleafnre of
travelling on lheie 'outs with cafe ard
expedition.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
CoNMoNwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
In Sena:f, JtHe II, 500.
On the petition OF lanes Nal

~ oshAf, i re Lty oOz'
On the petition OF James NAL
com and others, a committee in behalf Of the
town OF Gaining, praying that fai1 town may
be divided and incorpora ed into two fcpa-
rate towns-Ordered, thar the petitioners
caufe an atteifed copy of their petition. with
this order thereon, TO be publilhed ia Jerks
Gazette, printed in Portland, three weeks
fucceihvely aud like copy to he delivered
to theI Clerk Of faid Cufhirg, f1ty days Al
leaf before the fecond Wedneiday of the next
FELTON, OF the General Court, that all perfons
interelted may then appear and thew caule,
if any they have, why the prayer Of faiI pc,
tition fhoud not be granted.
Read and accepted. Sent down for con
currenoe. DAVID COBB, Pyfflent.
fbe HOsis Of Rfprsfshtativss, June Il, 1901
Read and concurred.
JOHN c. JONES, Speaker.
A true copy-Attea.
@. ELLIOT VAUGHAN, Citrt sftLe SenIts
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
Rard-W are Gods !:
CONSISTING OF

Copper s. brals Warming Pans;
brafs Wall Bafors; brafs, princes metal, f-rew
bottom, japan'd and common iron Candle
Clicks; Cabinet and Clock Furniture braTs
and feel Chimney Hooks hrafs Thumb
Latches and Knolker. brafs Chair Nails
Frying Pans brals pipe and common Bel
lows Bellows Pipes Shoveis and longs
Anvils ard Vices frou Shoveis; Garden
Spades iron and brals Wire pl4in and
moon face Clock Dials tin'd, iron. compoI-
ton and block-tin Tea and TAHIe spoons
Shutters, box and aeeI Coffee Mills Coffin
Furniture Houfe and Tea rAhl. Bells.
A great variety Of
Knives and Forks /; lack
knives; Penkuives; Razor; scidors and
Shears; japan'd. oval. aud ottagol Tea
Teays, Walters. Bread and Fruir Bsiksts,
Snuffer Trays, Tumb.ers, Jacks, Caniaers.
Patent Lamps and Lanterns :, brais and iron
Locks, Latchls. Hinges and Bolts.
Steel and common plate Saws,
VIZ. crotscut. tenon hand PANEL, fan, dove
tail, compass and ley-holc can iron Weights;
steelysrds brais Scales Scale Beam.
Joiners, Saddlers, Coopers,
and Shoemakers Tools.
Speaacles with Jingle and
double bows; Razor Cafes Inkflads +,
Curling Tongs Shaving Boxes Snuff and
| Tobacco do.
Scales and Dividers Mathe-
NAUTICAL Inltruments Time Gl.des Cakine
AMI Making Irons ship scrapers sal
Needles and Palms FL n Forks cooks and
pitch Ladies; patent BnacIc Lamps.
A very complete ahortmcnt Of
Saddlery,
viz. plated and common rStirrups pelham
and inafTle Brs; Martingale Furniture Nails
Stap'es and Plates Alttrt and inlet Buckles;
wooden and. linen Webs Pluili plated aad
common Spurs Whips ana Whip Thongs
A large ailortment of Files and
Rafps; Wood Screws Bed and Cork Screws;
Crewet Frames with 4 and glaHcs; white cha
pei and common Needles Thimbles Knittinr
| Needles; Sleeve Buttons Knre Buckles
Shoe ClafPs; Rat and N1oufe Traps Curry
Combs Curriers', Leather DreGcrs', ana
Drawing Knives patent and common brick
and plaiItering Trowels; SlAtes and Pencils
Homes (; Looking Gladcs hair Sieve Bottoms;
Wrapping Paper
Floor, hearth, duff, Troubling,
lhoe, paint, tar, falh and white
wafh Brufhes.
a very complete aGorlment Of
BraiS Harnefs Furniture.
ALSO,
Gait Iron Ware ; 7 by 9 and
by 0 Window Clafs al. 81. Sd. led and
7od. Cat and Wrought Nails /; sheAJning and
Deck Nails Tack and Brads Of all hzes,
sc. SC.
Ee ALTO expects by the fri arrivals from
Br5esl. large afortment Of Fill Hook, Lines
and Twines Brafs Kettles Bock-tin Tea
pots; Sheet Lead Pewter Fiat Irons !;
Sheer Iron Bunting; Shot, &C. &c.
Portland, on. A.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
I9ort nf uItlraGett.

7H5azy, or 5,-Arrived ichooner Three
Brothers. captain Weymouth, 54 days from
Liverpool.
CLEARED-sept. 80, fchooner Ranger, John
Hodge mater, for Barbados.
The Beliiarius, Of Wilcalet, arrived at
Clyde, Augua 20.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

rsn ei's brk, AMI A nsw neshoG Of
boiling The lat is az application.
Of heat, n a manner entirely new, and
fui.ed to veHals Of any capacity FROM a
TEA kettle 10 a brew ket,e 1t fFves
o filth Of the fnel. The vef-l is made
of 4po9i Il has been tried AID arpro
we'd.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

At Owego. in Newyork fate, two
men by the names of Crane and Shoe
maker, the 6rR aged about 40, and the
other lS, were inaantly killed by the
falling of log. which they were az
fitting to lay 10 a building.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
TO BE SOD.
F APPLIED FOR IN A FEW DAYS,

IF APPLIED FOR ~ FEW DAYS,
n Handfome, well-fnillcd and convenient
Il two Rory HOUSE, iitusted IN Brnnf-
wick, within fxy rods % Bowaoin College !;
together with 4 good Earn, and one acre Of
Land on which iaid building ftands.--Said
hou(e has an excellent cellar; is well panied
within and without, and is well calculated
either for the accommodation Of hoarders, for
a public hUulc, OF for a trader.--Inquirc If
EBENEZER COFFIN.
Bya1suieE, SEPT. ~. 1907 on the premiies,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

Ratified Copies Of the Convention
between his Britannia Majeiy ana the
United States of America, which WAS
Ggaej on The 8'h day of January lat,
were delivered and exchanged BY Mr..
King AID Lord Hawkefbu y, at Lon.
dcn, On the 18th day Of July la0.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
@arrien.

At KenGugtsn, N. H Mr. JoGeph Barbour,
of this town, 10 Nils Lucy Potter, Of the
former place.
AZ NewgloceAer, Mr.. Charles Merrill, Of
,Pejepicut, f. Mls Eunice Raynes, Of the for
mer p'ace.--Alr. Ebenexer Row 10 Mifs Han
nah Cobb.
Al Arundel John II. Rigby, Efq. to Mifs
Deborah Hutchlns.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

Number 1903, in the lat claf Of
Amcike'g L terry has drawn the high
prz. Of 5000 dollars. 1t is flid to be
ling 10 Perfon in Bottom, who lot
bis property lat win:e- BY fire.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

Tiuniaati. -Ct;z,a Cheetham, fore
pref by the Newyork writers, at length
is condrained to fay do rot deny
The exiaence in this city Of a locie'y who
held deiltica, tenets"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
.)ortta1Io.
McNDAr, OcToBER Ii, 1902.
q { : - - - >. >.

60 IL nsa'9rri1oi of tie barkst in
sa'tseb ar Pa1er 4vaf )5ih3rd, mgf apologies,
tar ibi,iag Q payf efr nix dqy's imsre,5g3n III
4 GaI!isr fzed Rect
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

Mr. Tgl5Ra Head, Colleao-. Of Wal
dcboroush, in this D'Grii, has bssn
aifmii.ej, and Mr. Jgfb5 Farley Of
Nswcaale, appointed ia his room.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
The ANembIy.

FHE members of the Portland A6embly
i are requeaed to meet this evening, At
the Columbian Hal, for The purpofe of organi-
zing the ahembly for the enluing feafon.
Portland. or. n. I8c..
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

We are happy to notice that Captain
Stoddard has arrived in town 10 take
command Of Fort Sumner.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
LAW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED FOR SAFE,
At |. ADAMS Book tor,

At |. ADAMS Bookstore,
no. 8, Toret' PeTr, FJ5 frsst.
GOMYN'S Dgei, 8 vols; Lcliy Entries,
~ vols. -Efpinafius Nif Prius. vols -
Morgan Wade Mecun Burrows Reports, S
vols. CowPcr's Reports Wiifon's Reports /;
Backbone Commentaries, vols. Laws 81
Madashulets. and Of the United States. 5vnls.
Jufcc's Affidavit. &c &c
Juaicc's Blanks Morfc's Uuiverfal Geo
graphy, new edition. vols, general A.
fortment Of BOOKS * STATIONERY.
- Cain anl the h'ghsn prize gwen fo7
Rags.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
Dieu,

Az Norfolk, Mr. CHARLES BoND, aged T.
years, fon TO Mr.. Nathan Bond-formcry OF
this town
= AT Salem, child Of the Rev. Mr.. SiOne
of Windham,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

Mr.. Samuel Fuller, of Rutland,
Vermont, unfortunately came TO his
end by one of thofe uncommon events
which are not expected in the ordinary
couhe Of things. de was engaged in
loading Wagon with fone large
pumplogs. and had RATED one of the
largea TO a perpendicular Gtuation.-
With both arms around the log, he was
moving i towards The Wagon. In
lifting it he failed and fell back wards
with the log; it fell upon his brealt
aud bead, and initantly put an end to
his life.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
SALEM. OCT. 3,

LITERARY PRoPERTY.-Yelterday a
fuit was commenced in the circuit court
of the Unied States, the in1e Of which
NUT be important TO the holders of
copy rights 10 this country. 1t was by
Mr.. Blunt, proprietor of Bowditch's
Practical Navigator, sgaina Mr. Nan.
crede, for importing into this country
50 copies of that work, contrary 10
law.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

IT0W HnsnIa, Ud. 2
Atthe feaion ofthe Supreme Judicial
Court in this place, lalt week, Timothy
Hill of Auguha A deaf and dunno
nan) was convicted Of breaking open
By night ahoP, and ftloDion0y taking
tbereflom divers articles, TO the amount
Of 400 dollars in value. He was fen
lensed to BE whipt IS ltripes, fet one
hour on The gallows, and pay treble
damages. In cafe he ihould be unable
70 pay the fun, to be bound out 10 fer
vice Il years.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

This town has been happily free from
depredations of the midnight robber for
a good length Of time. But on Sunday
eight, we are forty to Cay, The Store OF
Mr.. Jofeph Andrews, in Court ltrcet,
was brokec open, and goods to the
amount Of 3 or 400 dollars taken there
from. Mr.. Andrews has 1off:,ed a
generous reward for taking the thief,
which we hope viii be edeaed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

A Caterpillar fmilar to the Worm
in The Wet Indies, called the Chenille,
is fail TO be making great havock in
the Cotton plantations. in Beaufort aud
Colleton diltrias, N. G.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
BOSTON OCT. 8.
PLUFARCH's LIVES.

A Correfpondent is much grati6ed in
feeing ProPofals ifucd BY Mr.. ISAIAH
THOMAS, jun. Of Worceaer, for print
fng an American Edition of PLU.
TARCH's LIVES-he hopes that
Mr. Thomas will meet with fufficient
encouragement 70 enable him 10 pro-
iecute The work the terms Of lublcrip-
ton are 10 mojeratr,* thl every lover
9, literature, who wilhes TO poiIefs 70
valuable voik, will not want any fur.
ther Involvement, TO add bis name to
the subscription Papers, which, we
uhderitand, are lodged with the f-veral
Bookf Hers in the rate.
Only Far Doilar' I, and Fifty Cent?
for the fix volumes-the lif Engiilh
Edition fells for Six md Eight Dollar.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

The Vice Preident. Mr.. Burr, n
letter to Gov. Bloomfield, Of Newjerley,
has denied the charges, which certain
Newyoik Democrats have exhibited a.
gainf him; bu; Dsnnilfon and Chtet-
ham, the Jefferlonia editors, at New.
york, fill Unfit on the truth Of the accu
iatIoos, and have commenced f-ries
of letters TO Col. Burr on the fub-
jea.
The Temple at Paris is at prelent as
full As the Battle ever was in the time
Of the Monarchy in France.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

On Friday morning lal 40 old houfe
az Haliowell was burnt down, without
any other damage.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

4" | have taken pains to alcertaio
what the price of hocr and wheat will
be. and | do not think you hould lhip
iuperhne -four 10 cot more than 3os
Rerling per barrel, delivered here.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
INVENTIONS.

Mr. Timothy Xix, of York, Penn. J
Sas invented machine for weaving
Papr molld,, mech ne for grinding
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

NL y Dhh ~ LNF . =
A letter from the Honorable Mr..
Gore in London, by The Minerva arri.
ve1 at Bolton on the IS ut. informs
thar Mr.. King has Teigned his Gtuation
as Ambahader at The Court of ST.
James's, that he was TO Ct off in few
days for the continent, and is to be ex-
pe6ed here in the fpring.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11


detachmsnt of cavalry, peace officers,
band Of mnic, detachment Of dra
yoons, the Staff Of Pompiers, the Chiefs
OF Foreign Service, detachment Of
Gendarmiere, preceded by lis irumpets,
HE commfariss of Police, band of
nluiic, the fupe.ior military Office S. the
Secretary Geaerai Of the Prefecture
Of Police, the Councillor Of State, Pre-
iset Of Police, fix peace officers, and
sear gsurI OF the national Cendarmiere.
In his order they proceeded to fifteen
points OF the city, al each Of which the
Proclamation was made.--Csnfiael.
The French Government have lately
.laii duty upon fpedaoles, balls, concerts,
Porting, horfe-races, and other public
.smuiements.
A Treaty has been concluded between
Trance aud RD!lii, upon terms of rrcipro-
tal advantagc--its BATS ia the Convention
81 Neutrality formed during the Taft war
II The Fitft Conful Of France flys he was
Kat 10 bring back or4fr I'd The world 70
much 70, indeed, tha; he would order
'ssery thiDs.-LoaG. pap.
II Citizen Dupont de Memours, Traveller
Of the National Infitusc in the United
mates Of North America, arrived al Paris
abont the 5ih of Auguf.
ToussAiNr.-By the lAlf accounts
rom Europe this unfortunate African
Chief is defined TO occupy the dungeon
Ut Belancon, lately vacated by M. de
Eourmont, who has been transferred to
rhe Battle Of Ham in Picardy.
The 18th of Augult is, in the Ro.
nan Kalender, called Agmbfian Day;
atis alto the political birthday Of the
nodel NApolean.
A French emigrant has been arreaed
"a Rgf1, for calling Boun-paEte an En-
feror
a London Paper Of Auguf IS, lays
Thomas Pam embarked few days
hrce from Hayre for America %
Mr.. Bacon has declines being a can
cidaie for a "a election 60 Congreis.
-
INVENTIONS.
Mr. Timothy Kirk, of York, Penn.
E1as nventei mach ne for weaving
. Rx Z N y II =. N -. -, u. lnr y, -
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in tie P9f- OEes a, PssSerrsl!Jsro

Remaining IL The Psf Office at W;Iee6cf
OCTOBER /, ISo2.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

The French Government have lately
laii duty upon fpedaoles, balls, concerts,
fPorting, horfe-races, and other public
'smuiemsnts.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06

Of the brig. Ia this dreadfol ftuation we had
no other alternative. but 70 take 20 our boat,
which bsing bat I6 feet long. was lily calculat-
ed either sor containing 20 rnany fouls or nasi-
eating fea which ~ss then teupcauous. We
however left the brig about ten o'clock az night.
and embarked on board our littls boat the
wind then blowing from land-,hc next day
two of the mea4 ~; on the third. the lady and
her poor infan11 fised under their feverc fuf-
ssrin2s; frorc >&l line until We were taken az.
the men were eoe1iaaslly dying. The cries Of
the atted woman and her infant children were
the mott heart piercing of any thing ever ex-
pcsienceds to have faved them Iwould willing
ly have hctiGeed my own life. During this
pcricd. aad until we were relieved. we had moth
ing to eat or drink. Oh the 6rh day, We had
bur fee out Of the a. that left the veiiel with
us /; and thsie 70 exhauGsd with fatigue and
hunger, as TO be unable to throw all the dead
overheard; indeed we were compelled 20 cat =
part Of the ileih Of one man, who had recently
died On the 9TH day, ~e wear prosidentially
taken up by aveiIel, and carried to Yarmouth,
on the Nova Scotia fhore where every siIif-
tance and comfort was afforded us.--One OF the
five taken up is fnce dead. and the others. ex-
cept myfelf 70 frof bitten. s to be forever
mained."
In the late violent and dreadful fnow Aorm
was drove on hore at SaI,-honfe Beach. the
fhcr. Lucy, Finny, Of this place, 90 days from
Nansz. A failor paGtuger. belonging to South
Carolina. periihed ~ith the cold. ALTO went on
fhorc. fhip. loaded with falt, from ST.. Ube,
for Newburyport. via New York aud the Vine.
yard. The Pilot and one man pcIifhed. Nei
'her Of the seGsh arc brlged or carsoes much
| damaged. s7 stse ,..-m
We hear frcm Cape Cod that three fhip
we're on fhctc. fuppofrd from Salem hound 70
Europe. One loaded with coffee and pepper
gone TO pieces, the captain and II men perifhed
the other two ihips did not appear TO be bulgei