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for this oaEctte,
A osEAT DEMOCRAT.

Governor M'Kean, you are to un-
oerhand, reader, is one OF the MOI diff
tInguihed law characters amonga the
democrats hearke then. with atten
ton, 10 the opinion Of The learned Gov
ernor delivered ia Communication TO
the legiastars OF Penny ivapia is
thus exprehet +:
s. A.i60, on cosfituti0nei briac;bt,. len
ssrt1iB 40 duh tkat tie iaAviaRai Ratss
may aanfit aisas 1eifb or 7rittoat rs)foence,
% pzrebaye lends tbs,sia, and atfe, J.cb re
Hssaes as by nay think prgpcr, 10 eia or
b. ele7eS INTO fsaOt ibib or county .tfcss, and
70 Be capable q q9poiatasnt5 10 fife ia tbe
sxeesltiOs or jnaisi4i dsbUtmsnts 81 sovsrH
m-'t /; yet msQ bsftafe N laying, tbey can
make tbsm eem,biete eiffsear," &c.
This is your opinion Governor NJ
Kean, sour ltate opinion l fuppofe !;
pray be 70 conieicending as to look it
owe again, and fee whether it be your
general opinion. The hgy7sfwe Of I epa
.6i- may triviisgs ps,Jon, 70 ParsbaG
lands, 1Ubo u MOI +" esablete cifizs7. p
You know, Governor, that under vari.
ous circumstances, land titles may be
tried il the courts Of the United States /;
and you alfo know, that thele courts
look 70 The federal laws, to determine
the mode o. proceeding necefHy to the
naturalization Of al alien claiming tie
rights of citizen. Now, fUpPoling
you were Judge in a court Of the
United States, would you, on the til
al OF title between " complete citizen
and an alien according to the laws Of
the United States, admit the laws OF
Psnnfylvania, with which the alien had
complied, to provs him a citizen within
your Honor's cognzance bellevc
not, Governor. VIII you, then, BE 70
indulgent as rs confder by what prin-
ciple this fame alien citizen could obtain
your Honor's judgement 10 confirm a
tion of his title ? But pray remember,
Governor, am noe now conhderiog
you Judge Of The b;gb cont y hFb!aty,
IN Pennfyivanis, wbsre Albert Gal
latin, a. ehiet Juice, gained a.gFeat
name in the earth, and prepared his
way TO the heart of the Prelident ; no,
/ am faPpoGng you in an Office, for
The attainment of which, your name,
Eyes, and your virtues and merits too)
mutt have been known 70 WAsHISCros
and ADAMS ard IN this dignihcd TIA
tios, you are preiented with the opin-
ion Of Governor MKean, moulded IN
70 law by the tdte OF PENNY lvania--
hope your Heror will treat it with
Tenderness. ..
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The following oblervations arc extracted
from piece over the hsnature of Fe4srSLf
in lale Recorder -
-" During the feGion Of Congress at
Philadelphia, the federaiIts brought
forward a propolitioa 10 lncreais the
falaries OF lev eral officers If government,
including that of the iecretary Of the
treafury. His falary at that time was
$500 dollars per year. The federalits
lncceeded in the proPoG ION, and RATED
the falary 10 5ooo dollars per year.
Among thofe who oppof1d this meafure,
no member Of Congrefs exertrd him
lelf 70 much as Gallatin. II was tup
Pofed, that the time which he alone
waited in the oppoition, was of more
valne than the difference. At that
time there was but very lille profpe6t
that political revolU ION world fo0n
have happened, By which Ca latin, and
The party, would be placed al the head
Of public affairs It'll lefs, that Gal
latin himlelf would All that very Office,
and enjny that very falary, againl
which he had levelied all hi. artillery.
Thele events have happened. Callatin
Is now the fecr-tary of he treafury.
The republican reader, who does not
know better, expects that / am going
70 fay, that Congreis reduced the l4la
- that GAllatin refules 10 accept Of
more than $500 dollars, but ali fuoh
readers will be difappoin,ed Gall tin
take, the 5000 dollars, and no doubt
would take As much more, If he couli
get them. The republicans fccu-jul
as ready TO get places and money, a.
their predictions were the only diff
ference il. Tie iederaIIlts were very ain
and candid: one might know TO frac
lion the extent of their views but the
rePub leans having taaed the benefits OF
fallehood and deception, IN getting into
power, have only 10 60 ittp further
10 make The mott of heir bargain.
This bri IS US to companion of
the CONDUIT Of Timothy Pickering, and
Alber Galla,ln, in paying money.
which the u. States owed 70 Holland.
Pickering conuived 70 make al the re
mittances in bills Of exchange, with 70
much prudence and j7gement, as TO
gain. mok than $4,000 dollars, which be
relinqdilhed to the United States. Cal
latin Jaw, or pretended TO fee, 70 much
difficulty in iimilar trania6ticn, that
be, according TO his own report, fcri
feed, upon the fale of The bank aock,
10000 dollars, belides other adv4n-
tages, and yet, ltrange to tell, ithe lead
ers among the Republicans have al
united in calumniating Pickering, as a
fraudulent dehgning character. and the
fame leaders tell the fame people, that
GalaIin IS one of the albeit fiaanciers,
one OF the greatea politicians, and one
OF the mott candid, virtuous, and up.
right men, that ever did exit"
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60 the Cpitor sf tbs I9OrtIrnO oa7ettr.
EIM.TkEss I4tb Apra, 1909.

SIR,
] lately noticed in one of the jaco-
bin newspapers, ar extrad from law,
faid to have been enafed in Virginia,
under the patronage Of the graf Jefer-
fon; which, for its afeaed morality and
pernicious tendency CT religious focie-
iies, is as novel, compared 70 The com
mon fyaems on theie fdbj cts, as The title
of gratis, IN any honorable fenfe. map
pl,oable to the man to whom it IS given.
The various chiidifh arts of this Ea
70 puff off their leader, blnldering as he
is H. whatever be undertakes, and the
effo,t, they are confantly m king TO
gain him a nams, among the really dit
finguifhed charaSfer, OF the world, have
become 10 notorioufly ridiculous, that
we may ioon exped fome OF his more
fagacIous friends will give his printers
hint 10 be filent, as they did to him
for his feeble vinoication of himl-if in
his BFfhop letters, and have fnce done
60 MS blafPheming companion for ad
dre6ing The people Of the United States
IN his concerted letters. Unlefs fome
thing of this kind is done, thele iniudi.
eious cUbolsEaLs afaler5, in panegyric, will
toon make him appear as foohih, in the
eyes OF dhcerning men Of all parties,
as thoie dabblers now think him great
and wife IN their own. There is mean
IN every thing, and beyond which all
attempts 20 praifc produce a quite con
trary efee, and the fubjeet istended to
be honored, By impeytiarat epitbets, is
only humiliaied and debated. The
great .Js1fyisn! What an inconGaency /!
70 every body acquainted with him,
and his whole life is before Us, the very
POUNDS introduce ideas incompatible
with each other. To be fure The PHI ale
has a meaning; and 70 has .great INK
neT, or fnls greafaef5 !; but fuch comb.
nations of words do no; elevate their
Subject
Some men have performed Actions 70
much exceeding the line thA circum-
.scribes the common eEertions of their
anceftors or cotemporaries, that by Ell.
nation of The times they lived in, they
ffem Untitled to the di9inetion Of greaf !;
and !uccssding ages, who are d(pofed
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Total, z75S on
Senator's for Cumberland by The re-.
turns we have already received, we teel
warranted in faying thss Meii's. SroRAE
and CUSHING, the federal candidates.
are eleded by large majority
Kennsbsc Senator'S. Our returns from
Kennebec county, leave i yet doub'iai
as 10 the choice Of Senator, tho tEsfc
is fome reafon TO sPprchend that the
iacobin candidate has iueceeded.
Not having received the henne1ee
paper of the : b ina. We cannes ','''
week give ltatement Of the votes ios
Governor in that vic;nity. X II nv
intention to furniih a coirsS i.helas
Of all .he votes in Maze, tor Gov
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YORK SENATORS.

Btr4uick, Ap,a II -" We have Re
ceived returns from many towns IN
the county. Gov. Strong has a
fweePing m ajority- For Senator'S we
have divided. I'VE believe Mr..
Lord is ele9ed-7e had neatly an
hundred majority in the towns already
heard from, where democracy prevail
ed lat year.-Woodman Gands next
highea MIR. M-llen, aud Mr.. r L
Cuts, have about an equal nur; ber."
Subbers.-" Domoulin, one of the
mott celebrated phyGcisrs Of Paris,
once iaid, he never had been called in
the night TO Witt any perfon who had
not iuPped."
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Shorthand,
MONDAY, April IS, 1893.

A farere fnow Germ prevented the
arrival Of the Southern Mail. on
Saturday evening. The fall Of faow
being nearly a. great as at any ore
tins during the winter
Jonathan Jackfon, Efq. has hees
elected P'eGdent; and Peleg Coffin,
Eiq, Gather, of the Bottom Bank.
The next meeting Of Congrsfs i 10
be on the fit Monday Of Noyenber
next, sgreeabIy TO law Of the AT .ef-
Zen.
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the Americans eomp'ainei londv for
the wa't of fome fmaIl eruiiers, vi; - !.
would ! be much more f.rviceable IN" ,h,n
fsiga,es, AO'e tnaa
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rarity y the thing. impr,fed upon II
their footfeps, amiilf the buf-tings OF
A very cold wind Some young en-.
gravers fsize1 this opportunity Of exsr-
citing their talents, and exhibiting their
works in public A Venus was feen
emerging in fea of inow: and a
Bacchus was elevated on MS tun. The
learned alfo repaired to the ftene, with
mic-olcopes in their HANDS to examine
the fnow, and the aarry particles of
which it was competed The Eoglilh
and Dutch falors, who happened to
be there, Immediately contributed fome
Hedges, and exhibited 70 the wondering
Genoefe a (pecacle, of which they had
not before the remotea idea.
Several uncommon inalnces oflong-
evi,y are mentioned il he iaf yearly
official fatemeot pubhlhcd at Peterf'
burgh, viz twelve perfons of 90 years
each, two of al, one Of IA, TWO Of
izs, TWO Of IzS, and tour peifons Of
$50 years OF age.
An old woman is 70 be burnt at
Hamburg. for he murder of an infrm
infant. She placed thc poor helpless
child on bed, and puttiog a quantity
Of combuaible matter unjer it reduced
the little flffeief to alhes; the ire ex
tended TO fevtral adjoining tenenents,
which il conIumed, This diabo!ical
woman had fome days before IN
fured her property to the amount
OF 1000 marks, with view TO defraud
the lnfursnce Off c, and il was this
circumaance which led 10 fufpicion,
and her fubiequent conviction.
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voTEs FOR GOVERNOR.

TIE DlsTsic, o. NAME esniiaas1.
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in their Judgment, fetting Up the IN
ce,tain,y of mere abara9 opinions tlla
n;eht have 90 eGenrial connection with
m5ral character, iulfead OF morals and
inrelligerce, as the criterion to Judge
IF The qualifications of candidates Tor
Prefdentili appointment. This IS the
fad with the unanimous opinion ct the
party At the time, AM during the Pre-
iiaential election. What FAY the iame
peope now, after they have emPloye
this opinion to get Mr. ] f rion iato
the chair of Gate, and when every day
anuounces the dlplacing OF fome Oh.
faithful and capable officer, av"wedly
for no other reaion Than be auie they
are called federa,its! Why now, fay
the repub .ic IN, tnis is al light, b.
cauTe it IS me by M. Jsferfon Be
it f., but Let the people, who have Seen
thus cupej, compare this republican
language al thefc two pc ioGs, and lay,
are thee republicans 10 elt men, or ale
they deceiveis. Let them ALTO recol.
led hat Mr. Jef-,lon, in bis lerte to
The Newhaven merchants, IN juit hca
ton of his conduit, has declarej, that
for A time at Leaf, he hould proceed
to difplAcc old, and appoint new oth
GERS upon no better grounds and that
for two years an intolerance and Perie
cution has been carried on againlt hon.
ely and intelligence unknown in Anne
ria TIL now. Unle(s the periecutlon,
fet up a few yeas ago on iirnilar grounds
BY Thomas M Kean ic PenniylvanIa,
may be compared TO it.
fcar am becoming tirelome but
the p,etenr naturalization has become
in puliucs, what Pandora's b was in
morals and phyfcs, If you but touch It,
by way az examination, evils lnnI ner
able are dfcovered fYinG from every
branch OF il, and the exam or knows
not how, or at which 10 flop.
/ am, fir, your cufomer
and fncere friend.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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For this Ga5etts.
DiRrid Of Maine, May, 1905

DiRrid Of Maine, May, 1903.
NIX. JtSx,,
1t mut give p'eafure 70 every friend
Of this country, 10 obf- We TIE improve.
merts that have been made, and are
YET contemplated. ImpreG.l with this
idea, Ger f)r publication The 70 Join
ed information, which received f1m--
time tince from a gentleman cf refpec
liability, who had then intended 10 en-
dearour an acoonp iihment ofthe fam !;
but his removal from this comm
wealth 10 one Of the fouthern e ties.
prevented the pnriuii, as ! fuppole.
I acknowledge myfelf a IRA r 70
the rout fogg lied, bul hope that gen
;lemen vhofe province it IS wil inquire
there,rto and govern themlclyes in Il at
way which may ben tend 60 promote
The public good.
A FRIEND TO TIRE DI.TRTCTs
The road through Marlborough,
as here deiier ated lettering to The
" plan On which is laid down) keep
" Ing on the eaa Gde Of L'ttle Ohipee
" Pond, and 70 on 70 S1co River, the &C
so Standilh Meeting houfe, will tome
" out fouth Of Sch 60 Pond from
+" hence into Gay, NewElouceGer, an
" 70 or this will alfo, from Se1ago
4" Pond, be the Communication from
" he Coos courtry.
4 $ From the bet Information f ON
psrions well acqnained with TIE
h" country, oaa thus laid ont will fave
" thirty or f0r1 miles from Bottom to
" Kennebec and where il may be bea
" TO lay out flclt road, the land is ia
vora able to the purpofe.
Shou this bufinefs BE entered On
" Immediately, there is the highe} pro-
4" liability, from the Prefent apparent
+" di.PoIiticn' Of The inhabitants, the
"roads would foon Be complicated at a
/" imdll expencc."
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By tss qeau.
NEW YORK, MAY /,

NEW hORh, MAY 10
Late trasz France The fhip South
Carolina. arrived at Newyork, from
Hasre.oe G ace, brings Intelligence
from that Place as la'e as tie 9TH, and
Paris accounts 70 tie Sd Of April
From an intelligent gentleman who
came Pahenger a this hip, and who
during his re.idence 10 France, has EN-
ploye1 himGelt in noting. with much
precilion. the palling tidings Of the
times" the following particulars have
been obtained
Mr.. Munroa, had not arrived at
Havre on the 9th April.
Gen. Bernadotte had received Untrue
lions to be in readinefs to ta&e his de.
parjure for the United States, in the
month of May, as Min Er Plenipoten
tisry. HIS retlnue will be very mum
erous - and the lpleudor of The EN-
bafy will, il is thought. be without
any previous example in this country.
After the 1T day ofGer mieal March
Il The current coin of the French Re
public viii bear the image and fuper
icription" Of The Firf Confnl-
Malta remained in the poGeGion of
the Britifh and i was fid BY iome
that the French had relinquilhed it tor
ieven years.
Tbs iil4nd Of SARDINIA, according
10 report. had been purchafed by the
Eogliih Government, for thirty millions
OF livres tur the French had expreHed
a Determination to prevent the taking
poaeGlon the.eos.
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DifrsEmg On Tuerday afteroocn
during the abfence Of Benjamin Notion
and his wife, of The town Of Batefnntsp
TO attend the funeral Of their only
child (who died of wound received
in falling with knife his houf- tooa
Are, and wa entirely delroye3, an@
every article il contained.
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The fouthern reports Of renewed
rebellion ID Ireland, and hat nine coun.
te. hal been declared in i+llrre1io1,
are without the lean foundation III trulhe
On the contrary, AL accounts from
thence indicate con'c0tr3ert and tran.
guilty An alarm va lately f2read,
in confequence # lone green colours
being found or board 4 veIcl W kei
on the iland, fuppcf-d a BE defined
from France As enGgns for rebellion
bu, On examination they were FUND u
n the nato0al colours " The Lgurisn
Republic aid that the vslei was
bound 70 Le5hoin.
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couriers between England and
f. W.. : frequent. Mr.. Wrishi a
~ Gsooet J paf.d thro' Havre on ne
.eb M,rch. On his way to Paris On
beng oueaianet, what he thought q
preient Gifts he aniwered, Il VIII DC
decided IN few days.
The number of Eugiilhmen, % Tar
lis w.s computes at 5000 Trey
were leaving thst.citp W h much pre-
c;,;,aat;on. TIL Dlchefs ofDortet and
|hsr ion had taken leave OF the firh
Confni, add were to gut Paris The 4th
Of April.
The o. operations for war on the part
81 che French pr or F-G fowy; an1
from pht, circumlApce,. a well rs che
fIppoGtion that Bopa9arte would
make ione Gacrfces to til love Of pea K,
h oailliries were not expected 10 take
place at Prefert.
Twenty fhips OF the line were On The
60 K, At Brett,
The Fia Confnl having determines
10 put St. Domingo IN the fine itate
as before the revolution, 10000 troops
were 70 b felt there in the mouth OF
My
TIE Fire. Conful and family, the
Miaiaers Of Wa, Of the Interior, and
Of Finln:e, the Councillors of State,
Senator, and feyeral Officers of diff
tinaion, with a guard OF 1900 men.
were to leave Pans on The Izth If May,
tor BruG.ls, whe,e they were to be met
By the Archduke Charles, the King
OF Pruli4, and Gen. More4u. This
meetingis fupPoled 70 have tar irs Oh
iec Al alliance bctween Auarra, Prul1il
add fra &C,
Egypt was evacuated 81 the BTirilh
on the 10 Of F-bfulry.
A Gecret Senatus CoIdul-a, il i flid,
has incre lied the allowance OF The tIrt
Confli t. The m nenf: fun Of thirty fix
millions OF livlrs per anncm.
The venrls itted out for The. expedi
ton to Lou hAna, were YET il the ports
of the Bai4vi ~ Republic. The Is Nth
minilter having declared that On ther
going ut, The euifers of his nation
would axe petition Of them, is ProbA
bly, the cauGe Of their .de;e7tion. They
have heea ready for G1a mote than Eve
months.
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Comrcn to57ec5. There IS 4 pecu.
liar mode Of employing the leaves IF
tobacco 10 Gales OF worms, which |
cannot avoid mentioning, Especially as
I 10 many infances, produce very hap
Ply effects. The leaves are pounded with
vinegar, and applied, in the fhape Of a
pout ice, 70 the region Of the aomach,
or other part ofthe abdomen. IN con.
Sequence Of this application, worms are
often diicharged, after powerful anthel-
minti have been exhibited internally
in vain. We ought not 10 be fnrprifed
at this efea Of the tobacco, Gnce we
know, that the came Vegetable, applied
externally, is often very eficacious il
inducing v,miting. Accordingly I
have, for fome years. been il the habit
of applying tobacco leaves 10 the re
gion ct the fomach of peri ms who
have f~allowed large quantities otopinm
and other fmilar articles, with a view
TO deRroy themielves. 1t is well
known, that in thefe cafes the ffomach
IS often extremely inirritable, iniomucE
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~ "a.

Fh4
Capt. F1>y:, who arrived yelerjay
in ~ days from Rotterdam, 0atea,
that The ipeedy commencement of wax
wa generally exp. G:i there and that
many Eng III neT lhantn-n y u failed
in ba'at from that pot. the captains.
bang fearful thar fm= or5e NIGH, be
ifIled tor their a tenfoa, in a. feq rence
Of the threatening alpef Of az IRIS.
Capt II tdvourei Us witaa M oF
veGeis az HeIvoeJlly,, with Fench
troops on board, defined 70 L0uiGaoa.
Theft veiteIs wiil be accompanied
by th= Frigates FuTioula Of 10 guns aat
L'b-c Of Of 50, . f-hooGer Of is lwiteis
and the Bonap 4rte Store flip
Capt. Il. politely flrnlh.1 as with
files Of Rotterdam, P4pe.s fon tAc
It Of ] +hutrY ID the Y Ut April.
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lis Rated in the Aurora of March
the z5d-That +" two fri ties aud three
big are IN mniilion TO f4il early ~
May" My has now ar'ive1, ard
there has not been an frigate CON.
millioned thi, year, and the .brigs that
were il contemplation for this fcrvice
are not bull The term fervi Of
two or three fhips' crews, who arc now
in the naval fervice in The Me .terr4n
can, no clipped for one year, has *
pred, and th5y are not relieved there
l. 10 doubt but they WI be obliged 70
re urn without relief, after ltayine few.
eral months over the time for which
they were erg'ged. Many Ct our
brave ltamen who engaged in the fer
vice, we're permitted by government 10
leave powers e attornsy viii their f m
lilies to draw half OF their monthly pay
for their fubhten e. tor h term cf one
year from the time of thofe fame 5
eF teriug The fervice and 70 lorger -
Thief powers o. attorney Of eourfe
have expired, and their wives and chil
drcn- may fuff-r for bread, urtl the
iathe s and huibands of thofe fubjeas of
oPPrr iion return. This IS a difplly of
the llberality of the men who are At
he had Of our government. This IS
the manner in which we elefy blockade
TrPolh 70 prevent barbarous foe
from eommi ii & piraces on our com
merce. and enla'irg our ieamen and
citizens"
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From Nsqv Ortea1s, ,4prd -" Since
the arrival Of the PrefetE, he has been
conRantly occupied 10 making preps-
rations for the reception vi the troops
respecting whom we have had no late
news. By a veGe from Glafeow il
has been rumoured, that the Englfa
proteitet againt the falling ot th- heer.
A fnilar ePort has reaehed us.frono
Spain, via Havana. II has afforded
great fttiJ}aai0a 20 d: friend 9tfbe Stap-
10 Government. So much are they op-
pofed 70 the ceGion, that s1ea tr2L'e7 "
re cUtat beinS Proergq4a.sd exatt5 eSsl-
taGon.
There arrive here a few days ago an
exprGS fran Wsbiaqf3r, aAdreI-j = the
French Commandaur, under cover,
TO the American Vie Conful, vho has
delivered il to the Prefer The ohjs&
oft is myQery. The Prefeq howeveS
openly declAsrs. that as Fan a. lhey ob'
tain regular petition Of the ccionys
the dePoGt will Be opened"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23
Dir. Barton of pbilalslbbia.

Becv1ye Of CoaaterfSitt-The public
are cautioned to be ca efnl in The r..
ceipt Of coupterfet goB tea s5sAar sieces
of the United States, as many are i
circulate Of The date # 1893. Tie
Counterfeit may, on exam nation, II
esfily difcovered by attending to the
following particulars The head !,
Badly exc Ut ed, berg much larger
than Jhat on the real piece-the la.
Of the meal is alto Ia. gen the word
United, The letter u is clumly, snl II
he word L. berty the lett-r B is psr.
ceptib = lower than mat On the | end
the L in the word States, there * Al
70 great deficiency in the eiter S, b..
ing couGderably lower than tie f5rego-
ing letters Of the word.-FeI. Gaz.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23
BOSTON. MAY ~

The Hon. c. G. Pioekuey j, ex9ea.
ed in this town in few days from
Charleaon, s. c. He viii retide II
this vi,iutY the enfIing Trimmer !
feat having been engaged for him. We
regret that the caufe Of tbs determina.
tim is the indifpoition ot his lady.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23

Late fran Cadi9.-Captain Collins, of
the BrandywIne Miller, arrived At
N-wyork, in 80 days from Cadiz, il.
forms, that no h.itiIe Preptr4tions we're
making IN SPAN, and that the general
opinion among the me, chants thsre vas
ia favor Of peace.