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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
aIeranDsia dDbauser.
MoNDAy, May =.

A'1NNN @s% -
WELL Mi. /" Nc, Ariaocrat." and
xhst sre you mat attempts 70 RTut and
lock BIZ You pta5e about Athens, and
grras many things, as if you were iome-
body.
You rightly ohServ- that your head is
Iloek16. Il mutt, indeed, be block,
or you would NOT have fad 70 many fuPid
things as you have. But let me adsile
you, Sir. 10 take pinch Of fluff and
brighten up your optic glaies, examine
your records again, and fee if there was
nothing done by our federal leglilsture
towsrds reducing cur navy to peace eff
tsblilhmeut, morethan merely fulpending
The building Of fix feventy four CUR ibips.
You Ok, (" was there any ieameu dif
charged ! Was there frgle fea officer oif
banded before Mr.. Jtfsrton came inro Of
6ce !" Yes, Mr.. Blockbead, before Mr..
Jsfferlon came into Office, Congreis bad
pied law for THAI putpoie, and aIio al
lowing the falc Of al our geilels OF war,
except leied number.
Whether general peace was made in
Europe before our army was diibanoed
srnor, isof little coritquence. The faet
certainly is, that oar peace was 70 far
made as to iuffify the executive in that
neafure. Blu, whether the diibandonmsnt
was in couteqoence OF rhe peace the,e, or
that the peace in Europe was Orought
about by that diibandening, is MATES /
hallno, contend about. The main points
lcontena for are, that the army was dit.
banded, AID the navy reduced 10 peace
eaablifhment, before MIR. Jeferlon came
came into Office; aud this Geing the cafe,
its bu, with an i'll grace the democrats
place to The credit Of the Ieferlon admi-
niRration, the fayings arifng from the
ibcl:hing OF theic infitutions.
twas TO be expected that there would
Be a terrible bozvling among the Denoes,
after Our election. Driven as they are
from their Jqysng bslds, TO fee their darl-
Ing Mr.. Brent Implanted in The affections
Of The people, by man whom they hold
IN rtser contempt, and have loaded with
the fou!ea calumny, mutt be Calling in
deed. But Why all this rancor and ipleen;
Why iueh snimoiity and contention amongf
rs! Are We not all Fedcfaiifs, are we
Dot all Republicans ! Yes, the veracity,
the honor OF Mr.. JeGerion, is pledged for
this iolemn trutb. A truth as evident,
sPlain, as the angles ola triangle.
hall now, Mr.. I" No Arilfocrat,"
take my leave Of you. l am not going
,s0iPSnd all my time with politics. | have
mme other little matters to attend to-
Dat Mould you conde/cend 10 favour Us
Win your real name, may, perhaps,
'saln tender you the homage of my high
spset.. lJAMES DOUGLASS.
April 80.
The Batavian government has receiv-
g cilclal information that the Day OF
nlg,tIs has declared WAR againa
FRANCE.
r.; Two Proclamation were iiincd by the
aug -. OF Great Britain, on the 10Th ult.-
=. For encouraging seamen and Landf
;.es,' e. enter themielses on beard His Ma
F'',s Ships Of War;"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
publIr 1tel.Dlte.

mn be adaed to To- mor,gzo's Salrs
bale Of Gurrahs,
5opieces PIatiilas, fri quality,
uork containing Chintzes, Calicoes,
NarfeiIles Quilting, &c.
dc. containing Stockings, fix and
cotton, Shawis, Mullins, Veivets,
SC. &c.
II pieces ricklenbures, damaged.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
May2.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02

The whole Of the property Of
John Fitzgerald, advertifed for lalc on the
eff ult. could not on thar or The fucceed-
ing day be fet Up, owing to previous en-.
gagcments of the Vendde Mater IT was
then concluded as moa eligible to poafone
the falc OF the re6due until the 18TH day
Of May, (in&.) There remain the Dlail-
ery, the piece of ground upon Wolff
and St. Afaph itreets, and Ike tract Of
Land in the vicinity of tie town, which
viii on tina, day be expof:d to Tale on the
terms formerly advertifed.
THOS. A. DIGGES, | ARiug
JAMES KEITH, Exefats,s.
May 2, go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
S A L T,
Suitable fer the FiHleries, and
ENGLISH COAL,

ILAN " IL - w IIA3
for fale Oh board the barque Henry, Capt.
Trotter, juR arrived from Liverpool.
Apply TO
r. t. HOOE & Co.
W5o haze Ale7vife f5r Sale,
A quantity Of EnSlilh Slate
for covering houies Port, Dry Liibon, &
Calcavello Wines in qr. csiks (; lots ihell'd
Almonds in bags; Eatthen Ware IN crates,
Stone Ware 10 crates London Porter in
e3lks Pipes IN boxes Marble Slabs for
Hearshs, and a quantity of Georgia Cot
ton ia bags.
March 81. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
: SUNDRY
BUILDING LOTS.

SITUATED on the corner OF Wafh.
ingtoo and Cameron itreets, with iundry
Buildings thereon at which time the
pavement will be completed round the ia:d
lots.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
iS'uDslc sale.

Nh be /old to the b,ghsf biiaaAtr, @va61af
relervr, on Tbarlaly The safb mfaat,
at 3 o'eloek III the afteruoou,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02

" Livfr9ool, Mar1b 70.
I" Stocks aPpsar recovered, and The a.
lar'n OF War is not as great as II was lew
days ago.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
AlIo,
The whole SQUARE, with (

NC Whole ~ AM, Win 5
framed HOUSES thereon, either in lots
from 36 to IS feet front by 100 and 10
feet deep IA fifteen feet alley TO each lot)
or the whole lquare, as may be& fuit the
pufchafers.
1t is pleafantly iituated on Oronocco,
Alfred, Patrick, and Pendleton freets,
lying between John Dundals and John
Potts, figures, houfes. A part Of The
purchaie Can be taken in goods. The
terms of payment will be more particular
~ made known On the day of fale.
JOHN BOGUE.
May z. Gods !.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
THE OTHER

(" For recalling and prohibiting iesnen
from ierving Foreign Princes and States !;
ard tor granting Rewards for ditcoverng
such Seamen as ihali conceal thSu,ielves 2
[N. I. 90p.l
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
SEPARA7IoN OF MINE.

On Tuefday lat a large majority Of
the members from Maine, met in the
Land Office, in the State Houie, Bottom
The Hon. DAVID Co55, Efq. Chairman.
Voied, That thofe gentlemen who
have in their podlIion petitions relative
to the fep lration, lay the fame on the
table. There appearing about fifty
returns
Vsts4, That a committee Of Eve be
cholen to receive the fame, and report
the NUMBER of fubfcribers, and receive
any more petitions that may be offered,
and make report at the next meeting.
The following gentlemen were chofen
for that purpofe Hon. MalbL Drummer,
Hon. General Ka0x, Hon. ". Shorer,
General jain Chandler, Colonel Thomas
FiAeJrozva.
VoteA, That the above committee
make report on Tuelday next. at four
O'Clock P. NJ. at this place, to which
time this meeting fands adjourned.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
For Sale,

HE following lots or tracts
Of LAND in Wmdbam, viz.
100 acres fituated near the
Duck pond, formerly owned By Martha
Lee and conveyed by her to Jofeph Bla-
ney.
50 acres, being the fouthealt
halt of the handred acre lot, No. az, in
the iecond divilon of hundred acre lots a
faid town.
And 40 acres, part Of the 100
acre LOT, No. Or, drawn to the right Of
Humphrey Dcyereaux, adjoining north
wen on lot No. 81, drawn by Jofeph
The above lots belong TO John
Calender, Efq. Of Bcftnn and viii be
Told cheap for cafl or approved credit.
and good titles given.-For further partic-
Hlars enquire of the faid Calender at Bof-
ton, or Of the fubfcriber, his agent ia
Portland. SALMON CHAgF
FEB. 4, 1893.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
Dortlarto.
MONDAY, FEBRUARYz, Iso,.
From WAsRIscroN-Tan II.

'0"4 " -aSHihcF0N- ian. II.
TO rHE EBIrcR.
T" II the people Of New England could fee
and undcrftand the meaiurss and dsrigns of
The ruling party, every honelt man, and in
FACT every man attached to his own i.tere(l
in that part of the Union, would be federal
III. The prelent administration and It's fso.
porters are determined that the New England
States fhall have no weight in the political
icale-Theirfolitics tend directly to deRroy
the commerce aad navigation of our country
and TO reduce US to a dependence on foreign
ers. No greater proof Of this dc6gn can be
required than the warmth and zeal with which
they Purfue favorite meafure of the Execu.
tive-I refer to the countervaiIRg and dir
eliminating duties upon Brtifh bottoms and
goods imported in Britifh velTels. This /, a
deadly blow at the commerce, navigation and
fhip building Of the Eattern St ates more par.
ticularly. No part OF the Union will feel the
effect of this meafure NOR: deeply than the
dlitrid of Maine. Petitions begin to come
in againlt the repeal, but apprchend it will
Pals. Nothing but the fear of VoTing their
darling popularity has refraincd them to this
time.
We have had various important fubjeas
before Congreis-The veil Of fecrecy is thrown
over fome Of them. Il is the prefcnt policy
to make as many fecrets as poiI bIe-ths doors
were ciofed FIVE times in the courle of ten
days. ! have Rot time to give you detail
this aaiI."'
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
Legiaature Of a9aGacbststts,

iloulG. IT OfH1ry Il
A bill in addition to an aet entitled
an aa empowering Charles Barrel, Efq.
10 erecf locks, and open a navigable
canal from the upper part of Barrett.
town [ Lincoln county, with the fea
through Georges river. Pafed to be en-
SroiIed,-A petition of S. Longfel-
low and others, for an Academy at
|Gorham, was read and committed.
February 2.
A petition for Incorporating the plan
|tation of the Wales, and plantation of
Little River, were committed.--A
Petition for dividing the town of Paris,
was commiIted.-The petition of ].
Maynard and others, for a road from
Irenobicot river to the ealiern line of the
commonwealth, was committed.
February 8.
A petition of Samuel Freeman and
others, for leave to elfablilha turnpike,
was committed "A petition of John
Low and others, for Impending the act
|sltabliihing tie fitting of the Supreme
Sourt at Alfred was committed
"a billto divide the town of Cufhing, and
70 incorporate the ealieily part into a
|leparate town, by the name OF St.
George, was pafed 10 be snasfed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
Dien.

AT his feat in Darlington, RhodcihaRd,
Mahbs7v Wsgoa, Efq. in the 10th year Of
his age. He was born in the county Of Col !
raine, in the province of Utter, in the Mort b
of Ireland, in March, AID. 1895, from whence
he with his father and mother, four brothers
and two iiflers, migrated and arrived at Bof
ton, A. d. TIA, from whence they removed
TO and fettled il Leiceaer, in the county OF
Worcefer, Malta where he hath one brother
Deacon Oliver Walton. now living, aged Ioa,
and has one filter, Mrs. Thomas, now living
in the town Of Row, county Of Berkshire, NJ.
aged 90. BY his indutry he hath acquired
pretty handfome fortune. He has had a
numerous offspring of IS children, of whom
furvive him, with great number of grand
and great grand children. He has enjoyed
his health and mental faculties, except being
blind, until within two years of his death.
At Salem, Thurfday lat, Mrs Rs5eeea JJfenks
relif Of the late MIR. John jerks, Of Medford
aged 76.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
NOTIFICATION.

HE Stockholders in llprtiunn Bank.
= are hereby notified to meet at their
Chamber in the Sank, on Teefday the 18th
day OF February inf. at III O'Clock, forenoon,
to take into confederation the prcfeut Rules,
Regulations and Bye Laws" of The Corpora
ton, and to make fuch alterations therein. or
additions thereto, as NAV be thought advifc-
able. BY order Of The Board Of Directors.
JosfPH SWIFT, Caj5ig.
Portland Bank, Feb. /, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

0HE fubfcriber hereby gives notice t.
i all concerned, that having been duly
appointed Administrator cEm te9axaehto
aHHexo on the eltate Of
RICHARD KNOWLES, Senior,
late of Tepj6am, in the county of Lincoln,
Woman, deceafed, has taken upon him.
felf that truf, and given bond as the law
directs He therefore requets all perfons
who are indebted to faid etate, to make
immediate payment; and thofe who bave
any demands thereon, to exhibit the fame
to THOMAS RICE.
WycoDet, Jan. 81, 1909.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
CHOICE OF SENATOR.

On Thurfday laG, the Houie of Re
prefentatives of this Commonwealth
proceeded 10 the choice Of perfon to
ferve in the u. S. Senate, in the room
of Mr.. Maf6n, whole term of lervice
expires with the sd Of March-Tbe
Hon. JOHN Q. ADAMS, was chofen,
and meaage TENT to the Senate with
the information and Tuefday next the
ballot will take plac in that branch.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
A Houfe for Sale.

CITuATED on H.r Street Qeadine from
- Back Street to the Cove The HOMIE
IS Al By ~ feet, two ftories; wit two
itack KS OF chimnies, and can be made con-
yenIcnt FOR two families, being nearly fn-
lihed, There are about fifteen rods IN
the lot on which it ltands. Terms of paw
ment made eafy to the purchaf-r For
particulars, inquire of
NICHOLAS TiTcoMe, on the prem.fcs.
Portland, Feb. y. (tf
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
DomeGie 1nteiiigcnre.

\ CHARLESTON, Is. c. J Jan: s, 1903.
II hftsmts on The Bsnk.-Sufpicions have
for lome days been entertained that an
attempt was in contemplation TO rob
the vaults of the B lnk Of S0m5 Carolina,
! in this city. About II O'Clock lat
night, Mr.. M'Ncil, and his clerk, who
hive near the Bank, having obferved a
man walking backwards and forwards,
/ and frequently ltooping. and apparently
laening, their iuipicions were excited !;
they went out, and the man having
retreated, on examining the pavement
they dilcovered a brick loofened, aud
out of its place. Supporting however,
that this was but the commencement
Of the buiinels, no alarm was given,
unth the next morning, when it was
found thar the brick was replaced, and
fome dirt fpread lightly over ton
removing which they difcovered that
the pavement had caved in-proceeding
in the fearch, a hole was dlfcovered,
merely large enough for man to pats
bis arm through but the earth falling
in, chain was feen, and lome butter
and cheefe on the ground-a ihort pick
axe, chihel and mallet, and fome clothes
were next found I; and the legs of man
\ f:en, as if in the act of retreating. De
icrmined 20 catch this man mole, they
| psrfevered in digging, and tracing his
| progrefs when finding it impetiible to
elcape, he called out 10 them to delft,
and he would come out. This being
complied with, the villain was uttered
once more into the region Of light, and
fafely lodged IN goal.
The name of this daring adventurer
/ lis William Weathers. He came to this
city with horfes from Kentucky fome
months fnce, in company with another
man, who is fuPpofed to BE- concerned
with him, and having difpoled Of their
horfes, and loft the proceeds at the gam
Ing table, were led to make this bold at
tsmpt TO retrieve their fortunes.
" We have not learnt by what means
n be entered and formed this fubterrane
gus padage; but the general fupPoG
\ bon is, thar he went in at one of the
[rpenings Of the public drains and bav,
ng arrived oppohte the bank, truck off,
Penetrated in an obiisue direction, and
luceeded to cut through the outer walls
Of the Bank, and made his way into
the WOOD celler where, according e
bis own confellion, he Gates he has beer
immured nearly three months.-We art
told, he ftates he has feveral accompli
res, but will not give up their names
When taken out, his appearance wa:
truly wretched, from his long anc
Vulnerable confinement.
N The Warrington Academy, at Lex
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
14.
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asz1SSs5
.s ss:aallEEaal:iissa5:::s
Jsnks' Maine Marins Liz.
Port of PORTLAND,

75uyEaay, FEB. arrived brig Harriet, capt
Samuel Stephenson, "a DAYS from Surinam.-
Left there, Dec. IS, fhip Charlotte, Morgan,
Providence flip Lconora, Williams, Bo(len
fchooner Courier, Cook, Bottom brig En-
ler2rize, Terry, Newyork fchooner Amelia,
Cleft, Ncwondon; brig Equator, Geulc, Ken.
nebunk lhiP Rambler, Downs, Bottom feb.
Mary, Spragne, EafGreenwich; brig Felicity
Walker, Portfmouth brig Apollo, Bcae
Bottom feb. Ann Eliza, Brown, r. i1and ;
brig Vermont, Potion, Middleton brig Orion
Bradford, Bolton feb. James, Farris, n. York;
fchooner Betley, Tucker, Salem Touched at
Rsy5~d,ss. Left there, ian. S, feb. Lucretia,
Cutler, Northyarmouth feb. Seven sifters,
Child, Wilmington brig Olivia, Kennebunk
brig Orange, Bellard, Kenne5ec feb. Iris,
Holden, Baltimore brig Fox, Lincoln, Ken
nebec Och. Bctley, Lemont, do; feb. Jane,
Snow, Themallon brig Ranger, Hooper,
Boffon-Toushed at St. TBomas Left there a
number of American vefIels, but his lfay being
fhort, did not obtain a lit.
Sane dsy-Arrived ihip Wafhingtoa, capt
John l.. Lewis, ao days from surinam.-
Sp0ss, on Padage homs, Jan. 5, in the river,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

a private letter from Barcelona
fpeaks in terms of admiration Of their
Catholic Majelties entry into that city.
This journey excited the attention OF
the kingdom, and attracted valt con
courie OF people from every part. The
kings flute comPrifed about 1000 per.
fons, aud was preceded by 500 light
Wagons, drawn by mules, carrying
their clothes, &c. The triunphal car,
in which the Royal Pair entered the
town, was covered with fleets Of gold,
iulaining at top crown of diamonds
Of immenle value. The car was drawn
by khights richly dreFed, and followed
by guard richly attired. The procef-
iion lated two hours, aud the en-.
thuliam of the people on the location
was executive. On tn day following,
their Majeaies wenr to hear mafs, when
the crowd was 70 great, that feveral
perions were cruihed TO death. Eight
thouland perfons dine daily at the kings
tables, and the expenses are discharged
in ipecie, frigate having been fent
round with feveral millions of piaftres
for the Purpoie.--Lond. pap.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

borEd up, fchoorer Recovery, shagfoct, !,
days from Nework-Jan. is, lat.Is, 48, long.
90, brig Glory, f9 days from Newyork, for
GrenAda-Jan. rs, lat. as, as, long. 90, 40
ichooner Alexander. Reynolds. 10 DAYS from,
Philadelphia, bound to Cape Francois--Tan.
40, lat. az, 10 long. 60, fthooner Mariner,
days from Baltimo re. for Cape Francois
Jan. aT, lat. aS, Al, long. sc, brig Mary,
Williams, 9 days from Network, for Jamaica
Kernssuak, Jan. ao-Brig Orland, Drifco
went on fhore during the gale on Sunday lat
She is not yet gotten OF.
BoottSay, Jan. a8-Arrived brig Good In
tent, capt. Jofhua Prentifs, Of Marblehead,
from Guadalupe.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

An order has appeared at Vienna,
relative to all public libraries and read
ing inltitutions, by which any works of
Voltaire, RouAtau, Boyle, Helvetius,
&c. are forbidden to be given or lent
20 read.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fub-
AN fcriber has been appointed Adminf-
traitor de boni5 non on the Ehate of
SAMUEL COBB,
late Of Falmouth, in the county of Cum
berland, deceafrd, and taken upon him
that truft by giving bonds as the law d.
reets-He therefore requefs all perfons
indebted TO faid Efate to make payment ;
and thofe who have demands to exhibit
the iame. EDWARD CORR.
Portland, I'd Mo. 7tb, 1909.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

eminent has decided, that the Britiih
fubj.ds, who had claims for annuities
on the tate. and who demanded the
arrears due fince the commencement OF
HE war, are not to be paid till further
orders"
n wov. rs.
A letter from Dover, of the z4th
|jnR gives the following additional par
ticulars of the lof, Of the Dutch aip
|Verde -" She drove on fhore upon
EDymechurch Wall, about three miles
10 the weaward Of Hythe, and went to
pieces, ihe being an old crazy ihip, al.
mott Immediately. The fcene, at the
moment ihc went to pieces, was ago.
pizing beyond the power of words to
Edelcribe. The following lit Of The crew
IS taken from one Of the furvivors
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

TOTAL, 47O
|pf whom, lamentable to relate, only
eighteen were faved, and ehe greateR
part of them are dreadfully manned
and bruiled. About two hundred of
|ihe bodies have been picked up along
more. Not an officer was laved.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
THE Stockholders of the Maine

Bank, are hereby notified to meet at tho
Chamber over the Bank, on Tuefday the
hiteenth day of February next, at eIeveR
o'clock in the forenoon, to confdcr of, and
confirm any BY Laws or Agreements made
by the Directors; and to make and cGabli1i
iuch BY Laws or Agreements as they flaIl fec
fit.
BY order of the PRECEDENT and Directors,
DAVID Hale, Catbier.
Tz.. 20, 1893.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

In the debates in the Britifh Imperi.
al Parliament on the fubjed of bis Ma
jeay's Speech, Mr.. Windham faid, ev-
cry day tells us of fome new adaptations
on the part Of France. Piedmont, TUT.
cany and Parma, are fwallowed up,
one after the other. What was the
plain inference from all this, but that
our ruin was approaching, and that we
touched upon the moment of our difTo-
luton If any man afked him, Why
BE thosght 70 p His anfwer fhould be,
I" Why do you think otherwife - Let
any nam be called from his grave who
died but fourteen years fince, and let
him enquire as to the powers which
then exiifed-Where is Holland gone
Spain ? ubdued.-Portugal the
iame.--Italy ? in thraldom.
ny +? torn to pieces.-Piedmont /? gone.
Switzerland in fetters.-And vet,
under all thele circumstances, We paufe
and heiltate reipeeing our rule of adion.
The French had within the lat twelve
months, launched no lels than thirteen
Hips of war, of which feven were Of the
line. They had imported in that time,
and in Brisifh and American fhips,
10000 tons of hemp from the Baltic,
which was equal to one years confump-
ton OF the BTitiih navy in the time Of
war.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

HE nohreident proprietors or own
IL era Of the feveral Lots Of Land lying
10 Poland, IN the year one thouland eight
hundred and one, (uow part in Poland and
part in MiHot) in the county of Cumber-
land and commonwealth of Maa'achufetts
hereafter named, are hereby notified that
the fame are taxed in the Town Tax, in
the bill committed TO me the fubfcriber,
one OF the Collectors of the faid town for
the year 1901, to collect in the fums fol-
lowing, to wit