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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-08
Senate Of the United States.

On the 18th dsy OF January, lat paG,
was preienrsd 10 the Senate the following
petition, viz.
To the Honorable the Senate of the Unit
ed States OF America, the petition OF
William Marbury, Robert Townlend
'Hcoe, and Dennis Ramfay, mott re-
-ipettfuly fheweth:
THAT your Petitioners have been in
formed and verify believe, that ohn A
dams while Proficient OF the United States,
nominated to the Senate of the Uoited
States, for their advice aud content, your
petitioner William sM.arbury, 10 be juf-
-ticc Of the peace in The county of Waih-
ington, ia the diRritt of Columbia, and
your Petitioners, Robert Towniend Hooe
and Dennis Ramfay, to be Juitices of the
Peace in the county of Alexandra, IN
the fame difri6t; that the faid nominate
ons were duly taken into confederation by
the Senate, who on or about the iirh day
of March, in the year one thouiand eight
'hoodred and one, were p.ea!ed TO give
theiradsice and content that your Petit
oness fhould be Geverally appointed 10 the
Office ssorsiaid !: that coEmilions were
accordingly in due form Ggned by the
iaid ~Pretident, and directed TO be ient TO
your petitioners by the Secretary of State,
but thar your petitioners, from fo.ne
caule, have been deprived Of their COM
millions, and are reduced TO the neceility
OF Altering their rights TO the fame, in a
Judicial courfe of proceeding, in which,
as they are advifed, it will be reqoiGte.
soprodecel Satisfactory evidence of the adj
vice and content of the Snate 10 the ap-.
Fointment of Your petitioners TO be juG
tices OF the peace, .as.aiorelaid, in the dill.
',tfiet OF Columbia. Application las beer
made 10 the Secretary Of the Senate 70,
MS certifi ate, that the advice and confcnt
OF the oeI. &c was given, in Consequence
OF the nonna:ions aforet.sid, that your
resitscness lhould be app tinted 10 be iuf
tees OF the peace in the diiHsia of CoIuH,-
s'a aforefaid, which your Secretary has
declined giving without leave of tie S.
nate. ,Yvor petitioners pray he prsrailes
msy be taken into coniiaerasi,n, AMI ,hat
your Secretary may be pesini,ted to give
to Your petitioners a certificate in .faal
torn. iet5log forth. that your petitioners
having been nominated by the p:elid n
ut the United States to the atorefaid Of.
he's sfsefal.y AID relpeeively, of j +
noes OF the peace in the diGriet VI Co.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-08

.......:s, and The Senate adviied ard con.
lsnsed 10 their appointment. And as in
duty bound, &c.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
MsMRERs ELEerEp.


At meeting of The Mafachufet's Hihcr-
zeal Soc'sty AT Bottom June 18th 1893. tha
following gentlemen were sleasd Othc-Fs
fer ths year Sufuing: -
Hon. Lines Sullivan, Efq Pr1fAnt.
JoGsl- Quir cy, Ef4 Ty.eisrer.
Rev, John Eliot, ID. ID. Corre3aa6aS SFr'gy.
Rev. James freeman, Recording sssys'a,y
Rev Iohz T. Kirkland. ID. ID. Li5rari.z.
Mr. Samuel Turrell, ClLi4sf KtNssr.
Hon. Jane. Winthrop, Elq Hon. VIII
lam Tudor, Efq Dr. Redford Webner, Hon.
IehH Davis. klq Rev. V'ilIian Eaisrlon,
Sfssdzg Cszss;'ffs
Hon Jahn Davis, Efq Rev. william Fm-
erfon, Rev. John +. Ktkland. D d J liah
Cnroy, Efq -Cor'-'iits f., P45.jsi4g t5s 9.5 s''-
se,e q tie Sae.sy Csiletgioa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
From 10 C.z'iaei


A~counls from London 70 the fine
d7'e { May 6h) as tL1f- from Pans,
lave been received NJ the way Of N VII
yo.E. They my ~ touniu nder th,
foreign head.
On he 8 b MI7, Mr.. "a iing,on IN,
formed The Z nth Hoae of @ lmmnns,
tnat Lord Whltwo-fh probably WIS on
his return u GIel B Itau. We knc-1,
from our Paris accounts, hat bis Lord.
ihip had notified the French Govern
meat ot his determination Jo quit Paris
the S.h May, and l-t.e7s from themes
fay, thlt his trunks were on his carrjz-
ges--his guards and attendants It the
door, and be on the point .of darting-r
when be received a met ge which i7
duced him to change his refoluGon and
defer his journey. He certainly was az
Paris the 5 d The mef qe, III all
probability, came from tie French CAB
inet as Il wa, on he DAY after ne re.
ceived it, that Mr.. AddiEgton inform.
Cd the Houf= ot his retUrn.-The afsetI
of this incident i pacific Lord Witt
worth aGuredly had delivered his uIti.
matum ; and had demanded an anlver
bstore the' period G1-j FOR his depar-
tpre Sit therefore Relied with th.
Freneh Government To dccide upon III.
His Ray after the Sch nal,-s ii pretty
certain they had decided upon il and
that the d1ciiol had been fltisfa6to-T.
o. tn: Other haaJ the active hum ~
wa.lSe preparation vas again heard
and The opinion Of very intelligent A.
meTicans now in Eutop- Isl tat wax
i inevitable. One thing y yeiy ce7
ta;a-A oriGs in tie re5ociaHon h-3
arrived ard our reader. may rely lh4t
the iaIe wall no. 5c withheld from ihsm
many days.
The verbal accounts, by pa1eugers
IN the veG-l laG from Europe, are that
Bonaparts had Ia eatened 70 head 2
army 10 invade Eagland and that 'hs
Engih charne' Aaet bad lstt port, With
orders TO blockade the French Porss'
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

MoJc ahemfff 70 coa3tr5t Mardty.- On
Sunday lat duel wss fought ~ Bat
reriea plantation, between Mr George
Tocker aad VT. James Hughes 10 a f
this town. They liot each other he
fri hre-the 70 mer received wound
through the ieg jun below the knee,
VIII h, it IS fupPolsj, will prove very
iniur ou.-The latter was hot through
th1 body, and il i. believed hs Is mortal
II wounded.
Yea,rday morning anolher dosl vas
fought near this town, btueen Mr..
Thomas Il Harris and Mr. James
Frezvlnr-Atthe fecond 6r= the latter
received woun ! in the body. of VIII n
he now lies very Ill, buI there afe fat
t-ring hoFas ~ his recovery.
The quairels 9h ca produce thefe
unhappy interviews, We are we'll alGur
Cd, were not Of a political nature.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
AeglGature Of 9aEafbgtetts.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATITES.

THURSDAY, JUNE IS.
A Committee was app intej to con
fder the dtfeds in the laws refa aing
the fuPPor Of poor ? if1ners ID jail, ID
.IePor! At The next fcfhel.
FRIDAY, JUNE II.
a hill 70 ineo poratc the plant tJion
of Ozfori into town by the me Of
Albany. was p FED 10 be engroGed
a bh 10 incorporate plantation NJ.
6, Z. Gde Penobfcot river into A town
by the name Of S1rry. was pafeI 70 be
engrofld A bill to incorporate th.
plantation OF Raymond into a town BY
the name of Raymond, was pafed u
BE engrofed.
A bill to incorporate the FRI Baptif
Society ia 5tandIh, was paEed to be
eagroGed.
An additional bill refpeaing the fec
ond par n in Portland, was paTsI 10 Be
engroGed
The bil to Incorporate a town by
the name Of DE-the bill iucorpora-
ting he proprietors Of certain meadow
lands ia Canton-and the bi | incorpor
ting the proPietors of meeting houfe
in Cape EiizAb-th-were P4G=d to be
engroGeJ.
SATURDAY, JUNE E8.
The further confederation Of the bill
relpeding the Courts in Hancock coun
ty, was referred
tfefrs. Dana, Knox, Lowell, Rice,
and Auain, were appointed commit
tee TO conGder the expedi ncy Of laying
tax on all the banks incorporate By
the leg iature Of this Commonwealth,
and TO devife fome mode of procuring
iuch an uniformity in the bills of rhe
ieveral banks as viii operate as a check
upon counterfeit bills and report at
the next feffion.
The bills for Incorporating a town
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
BosToN, fUNE IL.
CONSTITUTION FRtGATE

On Thu fday lar, the novel and later
IeAiag operation Of heaviog down the
friga,e, for the PurP DE Of
r=cQppering her, was Perfolmed here,
undsr the direction Of Comm odore
PRgaLs. The preparations for this ex
pertinent evince his ! Idg man, in'eli
gsace a1l eat.rpriz- This aolt ihiP
" IS hove dewo, by pnrchAie leading
fr m b. main ani lorenat heads, TO
Col. Nav. Wharf, vheh had been pre-
viouay prepared for the purpofe -
Elch nan hld been frengthesed by
two OAK dh:s and il addition 70 the
m duds they were fuPported by FIVE
cl-eoni z pendants At the Man, and
fur the fore m 1t heats fet up to
As may out-fi5g projecting from
he gln d-lk pnrs ;-the out riggers
f-cnr-d by g4mm ming 70 bolts IN The
n y, bottom. Thi- op ration has been
De formed wtiout atsiing the Ship,
or parting rope yarn although We
le4rl { ON conve RI ion with ID 1f- ac-
qIlnt.1 ther with, thai owing 10 ,he
conAru aion Of the nip. lhe heaves down
harder than mp 81 the line. The
work neu conmenc recoPpering m
.Thlrfday morning, when her keel was
thrown OF and her l1rhoard lide Wa,
com pletej yeQe day aferroor. The
copper Il from th- furnace az Col Re
we're. Al Canton st IS the A. Il eve
mauafa9ured 10 the United States, and
will not luff.r by companion with the
b-t lheets imported
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

bv the name cf Tnduary. and town
Nv ,he name Of Aibany--were Pah7d y
be enaded.
TIE Cumberland Marine and fhe
Tnfarance Company Bill was Paiisd %
be grobed
TIE committee appointed 10 enquire
whether any OF the member' OF ms
Houle, halding an office under the Gov
ernment NJ tie United States, is intom
patible with their holding a feat ~ the
Tso;0ature of this Commonwealth,
Report That J. / Aotio, Liq'
member from the town Of Cambridge,
holds the office Of Comm ilioer OF
Bankruptcy under ths Uoited 5 ates'
and that ha,ing examined the Conui
tution of this Commonwealth, are o.
opinion that the laid office s NOT iocom
oatible with his holding feat in 'hls
Houfe. The repoit waT@ccePted.
MoHpAY. JusG 20
A Rerolve was paGed on the Petl'
tioA of the agents Of The fociety for
propagating the gofpeI among the Ia
dians.
TUESDAY, JUNE II.
The report of The committee on the
petion Of HamPden and Bangor, and
on the fubiea Of the road from The
Keunebec % Penoblco, river, was re-
ferred.
THURSDAY, JUNE z3.
Mefrs Knox, Pa kman and Ban.
croft, with fych as rhe Hon. Senate
may Join, were appointed committee
10 wat on His Ezcellency the Cover.
nor, AMI inform him, thar the two
branches or the legislature h1ve Paded
on the public .buhnefs that was before
them and rtquea to be adj urned TO
he Eeaud Weia56y il 1anaarg next.
r The Senate added the Hou. Medrs,
Jones and MAfoo. ]
The Secretary came in an (aid, that
he was diTe3sd by His EzcelIen y the
Cove nor To inform he Houie that hi,
Excel ency had approved the following
ass add Ihtt with the advice an con
tent Of the Council, difeaei heir ad.
iournDert agreesbly 70 heir requet
CHys |oLS5us ne gs Of Aa5 ]
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
WASHINGTON, IuNE IL.
SOMETHING TEMPESTUOUs.

7 SOMETHING TEMPESTUOUS.
Ma. DAVIS, who for fome time has
been canlpicuous on the floor of Con
g,eC,, aud Whole aGriy fPirit the fPeIl,
OF the Executive have 10 vain been em
ployed to lay, has in the lahion Of the
times, 'giDsH bis otiqiOa" 70 his conait
u.nts. Thi, gentleman from pei.
cutting Gsai, /, fat b co urr a tru= apof
tie of FeGeraliGm and begins TO perceive
as the fcai:s o. delu6on drp . from bis
eyes, yhlt t5s IN 9fE.RsrIhfa bIJ Tof Et
nsv-r rusrs ts-riis." IN this al refs lie ltys
he did not believe the SPan.h Mi1it.r,
when he tated, that the lhut,ing OF the
port Of New Orles1s vas the az n the
L4ieraqat, and cot Of the S24nilh Court !;
and was therefore Of opinion, "that il
was Jhe policy Of the the Ul'te3 a'es
TO rake P5feili n 0. New OrIeans," -
He then Gates srcafons for this cpin
ion which afe the fame have AREA y
been given by the Federalls ia aad out
of Congr.ls and are incon roverti5'=.
He ADDS, that u III, opinion, IN " al.
conteG; Of conR 6tiog parties in Con
grsfs, the W-tern people have been ne.
ele1sd" After delinclting what be
fuPpoits were the n 7tivss Fhieh COVER
ned under the Adams ad nfni tr4uoa. he
port'ays th"le OF the party Of which he
moa necealrily have had better acq nain-
t5ace, an Therefore may Be fuPPofe , to
havs drawn Dc ter like0efs. " Under
The aimin'(rat,7n of Mr.. JeFuf1n, the
Leading repub ic n members have pied
ped therls YES 70 Fay tie nl:i nal debt
III lrysnteen years Ater repeating he
tsxes any aeP the ef7rst1tt vili break
in on this arrangement wi.l he op.
pole ty the !-almg repu Iicars, be
cau.e he u fom w thePreG ent q the
0reurgcf Of tie f-cre ary Of the T'e4flry
are It take. Every Gep therefore that
tends t1 a1Im late The edminilG alton 81
Mr. n fcrirn ID thst AZ Mr. Adam
WHITTIER IT BE NECESSARY
OR NOT, will he oppofed by the pre-
lent r4i9rity." Afr.r variety of OH
er m4tt-r, ID TIE ufual ayle ot sheie |
dreGes, and reeapitulating the ,prircipIe
events of the year he adds, he eihes &C
fee iniependtnt rneh eleeed n tie nesi
Congrels--' Men WHO regardless of The
charge OF federzliim, viii r1ly'oonrcud
fof The rights OF the Wefsrn pecPe -
I" with" fays be, so Zee h ie men
e'eGed members who viii v',w uifh be.
coming jealouiy The GROWING IN
FLUENCE Of the gre STA {. Of
Newyo,k md Virginia u the council,
oi IAl N4tiJn,"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

iGN. W ~ak dNQ FillftlVC dS lE htS
proved aimlelft 70 be, the Prelident is
mater of TOO mu b good ienfe TO think
OF lnch mesipre. He has, on this &C
counb adopted very diF rent iyaen.
He has besn rsdu ed e. Ire moa diaref
fog and degrading erpedienj, which
can afi q A human Being. 1t was not
till laIeIythlJ We. leaned th: acuren-f;.
Of his agopies. At Eh- peru ual Of this
Ian lentencs, methinks fee the blufh
riing on his cheek Alas! il is no, the
lovely biuh ot inn ocence I! Be patisn.
and thankful, Mr.. PredJent. Even tie
Recorder eau feel for your condition.
Tar jicrst JS1H5e ksPt, a, Leaf for a feaf
o.. Your fec1ui hand iuPPIicAtions,
have hot been altogether ia vain.
1GAisaAtr's Recorder. J
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

Rrnia has ordered The eqn;Pa.e-t.of
an army Of 10000 men, and lrDEy
fec and war appears 60 be inTcribei
on all her preparations. The interfer
ance of France 10 the Republic oF,he
Seven Hands Lnfbe Adriaic ef 7ybi.5
C0rG II re capital Ibs ind,ss1dsnce aF
ibis Etk RebuJIc' qga5 qcknoeslede3 IN t5e
treqty Of <5misafl gives great diGatifac-
ton TO Rulia.
Accounts from Leghorn laie, thar
the Tufcan garrilon At ST. M4rc lad
been replaced BY a French garriron.
The refpea which France heus for al.
lies and Independent powers is admira..
bic She Pours military ioroe.sso
their towns at pleafgre-turns out he.
pative troops from The tafiifoned towns
and occupies the fortified places with
her own loidiers.-What blefing 20
have fuch friend and protector.
The exsa amount ofthe fum of which
M. AiIert aands charged Of detrauding
he bank Of EnRland, is Sc oooT.
he Is fully comr1itted % N-wgate
and Il conviaed his Punihmonr will be
dedtb.
The Emperor of Morocco has denau
ded of the Honie Of AuRtia, As The sog-
fef9r Of Venice, the tribute formerly
paid by that Republic.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
From Rotterdam, April ~.

From Rotterdam, April ~.
This day brought is an account OF
very UNPLEASANT occurrences hsvjr 2 ia.
ken place for this country. ItaPpears
the Freneh Commsndant Al Bteda. ex-
a&ed 2,oool. from the Magil}racy a.
contribution. On its being refuied,
Ne took the liberty Of pllcin- r-ldiers
io the houles of the inhabitants, Who
were then glad 10 come forward, and
pay certain quota to be liher2ted from
this plAgre and expence. We begin ID
be n flriou1y alarmed .at wa, th J
veGeIs have beea fent QUITO meet our
Eat and Wet Indiamen, 20 warn thert
- make for the fra friendly h4Ibor
they caR,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
Lttsa foreign Tutsiilgsnte.
b. an arrival AZ Newyo rom lrslaRd.


LAST night, in the Commons, Mr..
A dington expreaed his'hope q be ale
70 lay B fore the Hoofe J9r'- commu
cation on the negotiation With France,
BY Mon Jay n-xt The 9h
III the Navy D-paumert he prepar
a'i7rs for wa are carrying on wiki more
igor tn ever.
MAY A.
Lord Whitw nth has no.i7eJ The
Ere ch government, that be ihs,l no;
tarry IN Pars, after the 9th ina. u7lef
bs 10 eza5id 70 Fqd syer ne Cbisf Coal.Fl
unqualified atetpfafiog 9}fbs fot e9adt;7ar
upon ,vLt-+ fbe arrrane1f 1yiA Ss GPrdtd,
ssd aF5fv. me.flyc, dek12ed.
The preE o. tie river wzs AZ night
renewed With great heat
The expiration of AT petre u rro
h.biled. Isapp-4rI th1t Rudia viii not
lrert ;h. ProPoiion Of leading troops
% Malta.
TIE Lord Mayor has jua rslei,,d the
flowing, reGtet q hum.
f" D2+vaiAg f-erf, 5 o'aotk, FTly
" L7rI Hawk bury prefrat3 Nj
compliments u the L-rl Maror, and
has the honor to 1cq a.nt BIS Lord(hip
that The 0eFocia,ioa b.twe ,hls -oIn
ry anj TIE French Republic i brought
10 an amica5l- cIncluliDn."
THIS letter bore al the marks If of
cia ity.-Hs Lordthip mme iraiely fsnt
copies Of il TO LloyPs Q fee Hour- |
and Stock Exchange. The Joy of he
eitiE-os was ou.raSeous,-The nsws
few like lightning. The 5 k, which !
before had been AZ 81 rofe rapidly ~ !
II, and wee lookin{ ID when ID. fol- |
lowing meGAse from the Trsa.ury was
received
" T,esf4y, MAY !, o'c'seE.
" Sra II have 70 4cquaint you. that
the neG4g which was flppofed to have |
been feat this morning from Lord !
H4wkeiblry TO the Lord Mayor. Rat /
ing, that the negotiation, with France
h41 terminated amicably, was fabri.
cation, and totally de0itute of truth.
/ SARGENT"
II i impoGiblc to defcrile hc ieols
ton which this notice produced. The
thr-e per cents. Immediately fell to 81.
AL negotiations made Gnce the i'm
pofition, were tecIared void: means
were taken co detet the forga, and a
reward of 5000 gulneAs Wa offered for
the dilcovery,
MAY Gar xrGHr.
M. Arlington has iuG declared il
he Comm ms, that he expects Lord
Whfworth's return fpeeiry, and ,hlt
he French AmbaGtJor had app.cd this
morning for PaGpofJs. re, hovever
made no Other communication and
moved, that the II lule adjourn to MN
day: when, as he had before intim1
ted, he hoped to b. able 10 make CON
This motion was oppgled
by MeG1s. Fox, Grey aud Canning
ADD lUpported by Lold Hawk lbiry,
ani was not decided when The Courier
was put to Pfe(s.
MAY 5.
Mr. KING, the American Mtniaer,
had private audience, and took leave
Of his M jeiy, Psevioaay to bis leaving
this country.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
BUNKER tftLL.

Yeaerday, legionary battalion, com \
manied by Nj -jor Bray, "a AIDED IN
commernoratiou Of the battle Of the
18th of jun, 1878. II was comPoled
ct a (Quadrou Of horf:, under Capt.
P-rk.tt tWo companies Of Aril lery,
under Cipt'.. Johonnot and Smith !;
Capt. Melinger's Company OF LRh
Iafdgfrg and the Po,?ss FaG,Tr5, under
Capt Br4zcr.--They paradet On th-
Comm 1n, al5 marches to lhe height,
IN Ch~rlelown, wlers The prcisatA ION
cfrhe real action was perlormed with
lkili dnl d.fciPl
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

Two lads ws underaood who we're
smuGnZ thsml-lves on Saturday,, by
fWimm ming ID Jle bafn. un ert1ok 70
exert their diving fIcJ les, flr the plr.
pof- Of celcrmioing who ulI conhn1e
ion GET unIsr a.er--when, ls1 TO re
lite. nirth1r rea he'd tHc flrfIcr, IN
htought up, 70 All appearance ht-l-G
Our w.s aorcd "a lie after lone time
bot upoo the other, sgery eEs.uoa
Ploved ID vaiiiug. Let boys take
wanirg BY tbs, never ~ fI j-9 hem
icives 10 th- dagger ~ benz It ansl-d
By going too lar below the (lr ace.
however eGPeit they may be at fRim
m.ng -BIAimore b4bsr.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

Letters from tie weaward Of this
Gate. Intimate 1h,t Efber M'Ds 'ccA
Whole tary has ben handed abont n n
Dearly all the wfplpers # the co -
n-nt, a having 5cen robbie ! on Der
road from Csnlda to Kentucky, has
been lately committed 10 prlon as an
impofor-4 and it Is aGtr,e !, that The has
been recognized as perlon who II male
apparel his for lons ime P4h been
sn, ployed as atailor in the weltern coun'
try.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
FrOn q la,- London Paper.

"a private letter from lIadril, Rates
" that the rUm0urs of a var betweea
England and Ffance Las Z. .ed every
PaEt Of SPaiu with anxiety and 3-fPon.
dence. The Government paper 1T frt
ihock, felt 4 sep-eG \ cf Iz per cert.
and was every day reel'n;ng"
The lat accounts trom Holland.
al'e Podtve Y, thar the uoaisI PeaPs
there are taking every opportunity IL
feading their cath, aud o.her yaIuabIss
10 this couluy.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
pHlLAnELHrA. tunE "a

On Wedneiday night, the I5th iof.
As The mail Gage was on us way from
Georgetown 70 Alezadris, an attempt
was MADE by two villains, to rob il 81
Tie baggage belonging to the paGeagers,
One Of them leized the horfe. and at
tempted 70 top hem while the other
bufrd himfelf in cutting the baggage
ropes, bat fortunately the-e happened
10 be perlon in the fage who had
prefence Of mind fufficient to cali to the
driver for ais pi1ols, at which they
made of without effeaing their PuTpofe.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

We are much gratEed in Being able
70 tate, from a relpefable fource, that
there is now the arongeG probability Of
the long projected Bridgs aeref the Del
agar, will foon be carried into efFea.
Mr.. Timothy Palmer tthe celebrated
New Euglaad bridge builder) ha, late
ly, under the duetiion of the Commit
honers appointed by law to receive
fnbfcEiptions, explored the river at the
iais, afcertained the 6ttei fcite, and
pEe!cnied an climate Of the cot, V hich
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

,fn,rieun 6eal.ry of 1T, AID Seisael.

4dnssricnn 6eddt7,y u 17rfs and SeisRee5.
At their lasl me5ting. at Bnnon, ths follow
ing officers were ehoisa for TIE year cnFnng I;
Hon John Adams, L ]. p. P,slf.ert
Rev iofsph Wizard, y D. Y.as Pyffkrf.
ro1 Robert T Pane. Prancis Dana, Brn.
iam Lincoln. 11fq'rs. Rev John Lathrop,
II 3. Ioha Warren, M ID Fen. Cotton
Ipits, Eiq Caleb Ganueit, Efq Hon, Laomi
Badwiu Efg Mr.. samuel Webber, Rev.
SIMEON Howard D d ConaieloSs.
tahn Davis, Elq. ReoordI4g Secretary.
Hon. joins @ Adams, Csn9psaJfag Secretary
Rev. Jame. i fecman, Tregll,er
Or William Spooner. Y,ee TrseGrey
Rev. John LAJhfop, d. D. Libyl,is7 aqS Ca
End Kta5a.
MEMBERS ELEcTED.
Hon Oliver Ei fUorth OF Cor7efi'eqi To-
fab Quincy, Ffq Of Bgfa Esn. Timoihy
Bgsiow, Efq. OF Cyofcs Rev. Ahiel Holmes,
of CEs7tr;5g., Rev. William Ernrrfon. of BIZ
tor d.. James Thaeher. Of Plyn auB the
Marquis Of Lanldown, aEc che Dake Of Nor
folk, of Crest Britain.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

The Emperor Of Rutla hss 1urrh7
fed, and hued ouJ a, ! 3 own exPeuoe,
one Of he lhips which the Ra1aa A-
meriaan Company intended "a f-nd oa
4 voyage round tse words ana h-q.
M4jedy has lbeTaly fr1iled II with
every thing that rsn promote he (uc,
cefs Of the undertaking. Several learn
Cd men and ar.its, as well Ruli .n5 as.
foreigners, are engaged % al intAe
exp, ,di,ion f.; and an orjer has been
fsni to England tor the zen inlrumerte.
The Councillor of SIte. nalaroF. roc-
outas Mtniasr PIen;PoJen ~ty to pan,
and .eve a J Other psrion5 Of couleqaence
accompany tie expedition, which WIZ
lel fail In July.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27
Sscisfy for Probqs7iizg tie C7bsL

Az arseting Of the Society 'or Propagatiog
the Go(pcl, q, Ionen, May 16 rsol, the
fol owing gentlemen were ShOlca Officers for
che year eufu ng
Hon J.mes sullivan, Ffq PysfLzf.
Hon. Oliver Wendel, Efq pa Prgf.est.
Ebenezer SlOrer, Efq Trraays-.
Rev Iahn Eliot, ID d. Tlss Tyssfrsy.
Rev. jedediah Morfe, d o S.srt.s,y.
Rev. Abi-l Holmes, .z5Jf1ai S.Dettry
Rev Simeon Howard. D . Rev T7hn
f.sthrop. d D. Nr. sauue Sali.b ~ Wn.
Psinp,. Efq Rev Jsfeph Fokity, . D. Kew.
Icdedith Morle, D. D. SsAt7 Cossnisies.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

4 IS not long fnce one ofthe Lon
doh tcFlblers informed bis patrons that
James IhoEtca Ca,lender had been
tsned IN twelve thoulan5 thournd dol
ar. ios 4 .issl asaina Tasma, I.Fer