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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
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SJNDAl. May q.
Arrived brig Mercstor. capt. L. Smith, 81
days from Grenada Left At Granville Eay
tGrenada) April, 70, brig Polly, -Kennard, Of
fordmoa1h. 70 fail in 10 days-Left at ST.
Thomas, April ~ brig Nancy, Williams. Of
Salem fehrs Nancy. Grumpy, and Nabby,
iuek OF Bottom lch -, Coodridge, New
ourySoFt Hoop --,- Somes DO; Aoop Gull
Greenheid, Ncwyprk 1oop Matilda, P-sf-
cot, Hartford Nfrk.ts giqtief.
WEDNESDH1, nag IS.
Arrived fchoorcr sufan. capt D Lowell,
'5c days from Perbice-Left there, brig Tho
mas, I.aheI. Of this port; feb Betty, Fofs of
b'ddeiord-Spoke, in lat. 81, long 70, Alip
Kolla' Arnold, I56 days from Calcutta, for
Providence.
Sane dry Arrived fchoorcr Raven, captain
John Racket, as days from Turks Hand
Left AZ Port antony Sam1id, April ! frhconer
Drummer, s. Libby, Of Kennebunk, difcharg-
ins, 70 llil ia all Arril-SPoke, April rs, off
Cape Francois, fch. Glide, Gardner, az days
from Boion, bsund 20 Porauprince-May
"a, oe Cape Cod, fpokc brig Active, York,
from Philadelphia, bound to Bottom.
Ssms day Arrived flip Mary, cs7tain
William Baker, aS days from Point Pc
tre, GuA3aloup- Left there, z7th April
brig Juno Folanfbs, Of Newbnryport, 10 fail
IN days (; Uuity, Edes, do. "a; Sally, Bahet,
do init arrived and fold Union, Thomas,
Philadelphia /; Maria Jarvis. do. 6 Farmer 5,
Delight, RTown, do & Nincy IeEcics, do !.
10; Philip, Martin, Baltimore. {; Fair A.
merican, Masinen, dc. 40; Caro- iae, Gard
ncr do Al; Pacific, Naih. Bottom, 80 IN i.
duary, Chaf-, Scneriet, 6 EFceuibo, Eolli.
yer, Bath 10 Hope, Leanders Salem, 10 !;
ludnltry, Cook, do. 20 Enterprize, Kam-
mond, Marblehead, Ioi Lark, Drugs, Mid
dleton, a; fch. Polly, Of Edeaton N. {. rd.-
Left at 81. E1estiA, April as, brig Henry Of
Bath, from Bottom, arrived ,he cay before, NOT
i'.d.-sPoke, May ,, la, al, long. IS, fchr
Sally, RaPel, days from Guadaioupe bound
home. all s-ll--May r6, lat. IS log 7I,fpoke
brig Little Ana of Briaol, days fromRhosc
tlAnd, bound TO Havana
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
AARON FITZ.

HAS PEMOTED to the fhop formerly
IL 1 occupied BY Doctor rHoMas, eppolte
the Afains Bant, FySfyset.
Has for fale, Saddles, Ladies Hunting do
Brides, Portmauteaus, Saddlebags, Pkacton,
Chsiie and Fwig Whips. A large aGorrment
Of Seal fkin, Leather and OIL cloth Trunks ;
Fire Buckets plated Chaife Harncfs, braf 5
do.
- Wanted az <ksrsr'ias, "a or IS ysayt oi5-
Nav 40.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

NOTICE i hereby given, that the lubfcr:-
" Der has been Gully appointed Aliignec ef
The Eitate and EEeGs of
ELIJAH DAVIS,
OF Bath, in the Disria OF Maine, Bankrupt
he therefore requeGs al psrfons indebted 10
lad 'DAvis-to make immediate payment ;eand
thoie who held any Of bis effects, to deliver
the fame to him.
ANDREW GREENWOOD.
P1b, l6-y 20. 1853
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

Nsqv5 P1Psrs "A new paper il foon
20 be commenced at Wgfgklft, entitled
the " EAsTERH REPOSITORY" By
MeG :. Ba5ioa and Rgq. We are IN
formed that it will be conducted a
principles TO merit iuecegs.
Propolals are ifued by Mr.. TaBn
PARK, TO commence a paper a. New
Suryport, to be entitled the " NsqV
England R.Psrioyy"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

This is TO notify the public,
THAT all connection in bsdneE has
j ceased between the fubfcriber and MsfTrs.
ESseard = N'alias' F,isssjsO"f6 of vys5gsi,
fome time hnes.
JOHN WINTHROP.
Bsfoz, Mey a..
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

Capt Rogers cf the brig Ann, arriv
cd at Newyork from I,eghora, which
place h- left the 9Th ult informs, that
the day b-fore his departure, an En-,
Fiiih lGgate arrived there with orders
FOR al the britiah nerchantr1en to leave
the place inn liatsly, which was done
wa } the grestefP ecipi;ltioa. Upwzr ds
'of p fiil haulel ort in q hours, an
enbsrgo was sxpeaed to take place
The French troops it was rumourcd.
were f.on to evaceate Leghorn
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
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OF F;reigz fTiirs-rhe Ian Mails did no,
farniih any additional articles Of importance
on the iuhjcd Of Psies or Var. The follow.
Ing are TIC iAtea -
Las JrOts Europe Capt. Hills. ar
rivei at Boaon on Wednefday lat,
from Liibo Informs. that the day be-
fore he fai'ed, packet arrived there
from England, with verbal accounts
from thence to the 10th April, Eating,
that Mr.. Fit. had been recalled into
elise, that the manning and eqnipPing
of the Britiih navy continuei with un-
sbated aaivity,a that every thing in
dicated fPeedy war with France.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

fosrisg Ro5sryy.--Cn Monday CT Taefasy cv-n-
re lair, fome daring villain entered the hcufe Of
NArRAEIsLF F. FosD,cK, Elc and took there
trcu portable edeik centainiag about ten
thcnfand dollars, and q number Of valrabie
rapc-s. The dcie has Once beta fo ad IN
aer the Gable Of M. F The payzrs al re-
rlained. but the ulonlY vas taken out---A
Ebcra reward hss been offered for detecting
the thief and il Is hoped the utmof ygi-
lance Will be ufcd "a this is the f-cend n
fance OF the Ike 'heft which ha, been re-
seiily committed il tins place.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
THURSDI.c Afav *.


Arrived fchoGner Remaisdcr, capt II Ham,
AZ d-ys from S.. Eartholomews--On his out
ward Pafag-, 10 lar. IS, 20, long. So. difcov.
cred FAIL which proved 70 be long DO az /,
belonging &c tie fchooser Swan Of Milford
having on board capt Turnan, Of Gid fehr.
and his crew, 7 in nu 1Ser they failed from
Newi0ndon on the 2Ilt of March, bognd 10
Esrbsdoes with flock and proviEons ihs
lprune seak on the z3i March, and on the
1th AFril fii-d and ePlct they ther tool. to
the boat, and had been cut forty hours, dur
ing i@veral heavy rains, when capt Ham took
them "a board and landed them az 81 Bar.
tholonews.--SPoke,. lat. ga s, long. 81. a
fchooncr from Bottom, q Y. Colef@orthy, 6
dsvs cut, bound 70 Jamaica -Americsn pro
duce low Il 81, E2rts VIZ. Boards 20 dollars,
StaVes IS, shingiss &, Fiih S. Beef Ne. G
No Il, Meis IS, Butter 6 cents, Candles
70 {, Lard ~ {, Soap f1Ic, Flour fupcrEne
d soc; Rum, 81 Kits, 5o gal. Sugar,
ST. Martins, 8 Z ewt. Coffee 20 cwt. Cotton
SO per cwt |
Sane dsy--Arriv;d fch, Prcfdcnt, car.. G
Mead, g days from Antigua, via St. Euaa
tia-Left ct Fort DC Trance. brig Apollo,
Thome, Of Portland to fail in 10 days feb.
Ives. Of Bottom, TO fail in TO days faop sally
Of Newyork, for Crenada--Spske. May II /,
| Iat. 5S, a., long 10, fchocner Mayfold, o.
Providence, 4 days from Virginia, bound 10
Li1son; May "A on the SW part Of Georges
Bank, fPcke brig Alligator, from Boaon,
bound 10 B0urdeaur.
Sess day--A-rived brig Marcy, captain Z.
MOODY Al days from 81. Bartholcmews Left
there May 5, fchooner Rihng Sun, Dayton,
Of Fcrtlnouih, Virginia aoop PreGdcnt
Grinolds, Of Alexandra /; GcoP -, Roach,
ofRhode laand-Spake. May II, lat. s6. Ion.
7T, ichoanrr Jeftrlon, Walton, days from
Philadelphia, bound 70 St. Thomas.
lr,ivsf AZ Nsyf5, syssoat5, Tucfday lal, fchr
Sally, captain James Ysaton, as days from
Turks lhand.
Was fPoke--April a6, LAT. s., 7, long 1S
nlip Baltic, Brown of Portland IS days out,
for CopenhaEen--APtil as, lat. 3S 50 long,
I 50 flip Almir2. ~ days frcn Portland for
Liverpool, had loR her deck lead.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

FOr O2le,
A Valuable FARM in the tom Of Mo.-
a rroat5, The pot road leading thr ough
the famC--eontaining one hundred aud feven
acres OF excellent Laud-euts at preieaf about
twenty. tons hea Eng iih hay, and pafuring
10 proportion iii may be made TO cut fifty
tons--Sad Land Is well watered aud wooded
with good tIoule and Earn Handing in We
ry comRodiogs place 10 accommodate the
tllage and moving laad--it is within City
rods Of meeting houfc, about one mile from
: good grif and faw mill, and fourteen miles
from Halloweli Landing--there is the bcn Of
tiilage land on the Premiesr and very hand
fome Orchard which bears good many sp-
Piles already. For further particulars inquire
of WILLIAM LOWNEY,
on the premifes.
Re. There Is belonging 70 the Premiles
tvo Fews in &c center meeting houfe, about
mile fror n ] premrfes. May 90
FHE fubrcrihsrs having been appointed
a CONDITIONER by tke Hon, jonathan
Bowman, Zig. Judge Of Probate for The coua-
~ OF Lincoln, to receive and examine the
Claims of the fevetsl creditors to the eFAte of
JOHN SAVAGE,
late OF Wfcaf-t, in the county cf Lincoln,
mariner, deeeaied reprefented ircolyent -
hereby give notice that tx months from the
icvcnth infant are allowed for The creditors
70 bring IN and progc their claims and that
we will attend thatfervicc on the laft Mon.
day Of this, and the firli Mondays OF the FIVE
following months, from two uati feven clock
p. n. at .he Oilce of JEREMIAH BAIigY, in
fAd Wilczict
IEVE. BAILEY, Cazun-
JOHN MERRILL, il. forsrs-
Wyfg0si, Elay Z, 1893. (Mso)
THE fublcrbers having been appoirtca
L. Commilioners BY the Hon, Ionathzn
Bowman, Efq, Judge Of Probate Tor the coun-
~ of Lincoln, 20 receive and examine the
claims olthe lcvcral creditors 10 the eltate Of
JOHN BRIGGS,
late OF Wifcahet, in the county of Lincoln,
mariner, deceafed, reprcfented infolvent =
hereby give notice that fix months from the
feVenth iRRant are allowed for the creditors
10 bring in and prove their claims and that
we will attend that fervicc or the lal Monday
OF this, and the frlt Mondays Of the FIVE fol-
lowing months, from nine oclsck A. NJ. until
one ?. NJ at the Cfice of jeremiah Bailey,
II fad WfcaGct.
JERR. BAILEY, Commit
JOHN MERRILL, jr. ) foser'.
E'gia5si, Mr. ,. 1908. (Nso)
NOTICE IS hereby gwen, mat toe tuD-
IN fublcriber has been duly appointed
Administrator on the efate of
HENRY HODGE, the I'd.
late Of WifcafIet, 10 the county of Linccln,
a minor,' deceaied, and has taken upon
him that truf by giving bonds as the law
directs. All p-ffons having demands on
the efate of the faid Henry Hodge the 7d,
are required to exhibit the fame and all
perfons indebted TO the faid eftate are CAL
led upon to make payment to
HENRY HODGE, IdminifrGtor.
Wyfa6.f, May a3, 1909.
THE fublcribcr, adninittrator TO the Ef-
il tate of ZEPHANIAH RICH, JUN.
requeRs all psrsons, having dem znds On, or
indebted TO fsid etste, to fettle the fame i'm
mediately, With SAMUEL 5, RICH,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

Extras Of a lsfter frous an Officer : joard
ftt q. S. nip Cb.tapsate, daiss Gi5
rait1r, 1T4reb 20, 1893.
Capt. Sterett has takeu aprize-ale
Is an imperial Polacrc, from Smyrna,
bound to TriPoli, with TripolirAn pro
perty On board--very valuable.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

We have the 6rR authority for fay
ing. thAI in confequence Of the unlet-
tied aats Of Europe, and the probabii-
~ 81 war, Mr.. King, our Miniaer at
London, has determined not 10 leave
Englapd Till bis faccefor lhall have
srrigei.-N z. ClzsHe.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

T5s SgPrezs C.rrt---eloicd its fpriag term
a this place on Wedntlday las The court
vas compotcd Of the Hon. NIciirs. Ss2g7oist,
Ssz0aH and T,5Ife5sr.--lt r7ili fct at augufa
on Tucldav next.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10
on rgs FAIR SEX HAVING NO SOULS.

From Curi9fties Of Literatars.J
A Spaniih author has affirmed, that
brates have no fouls; a French writer
fupports the fame opinion but an /.
Italian, more bold, has ventured to
maintain that the fair fe. have likewiie
10 fouls, and are Of another fpecies of
animal to man. This the author fhews
by various proofs drawn from the Scrip
tuyes, which be explains according to
bis own fancy. While this book was
publifhed 10 Latin, the inquiiition re-
mained filent but, when it was tranf
lated into the vulgar tongue. they cen
fured and prohibited it. The Italian
ladies were divided, on this occaGon,
into two oppoGte parties !: the one was
greatly enraged to be made 70 inferior
10 the other Tex and the other, coniid.
ering themielves only as mae5iae5, were
content to amufe themlelves ir playing
of the fpiings in the manner mott a I
greeable to themfelves.
The author Of the Commentary on
the epilles Of St. Paul, falfely afcribed
to ST. Ambrofe, fays, oa the eleventh
chapter Of the 6ra epifle of the CORN
thians, that u5meu are not made aecor-
ding to the image of the Creator,
The Mahometans are known to hold
the fame opinions concerning the fouls
OF the female iex, and lIkewiie the Jews
Very ung4llantly, each Jew, among bis
morning benedittions, includes one, to
thank God BE b1s not made him q1,man.
1 muf confels, it's a difficult tafk to
relolve if
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10

are deprived of foulss:
For 'tis in vain to think. 10 gucr.
AT women by cepearare1,
That paint and patch their imperFections
OF intellectual compilations;
And daub their tempers o'er with wafhes,
As artificial as their faces HupIBaAs.
Let Us, however, conclude thar, If
they are NOT themfelves in poiIeAion Of
q jsHl, they not infrequently feem to in
iuie one into the mott unanimated of
men. Il is their white hand which die.
tributes with peculiar grace the laurels
OF The poet and hero. Through all
claaes of markind thei, power is alike
dliPlayed the fmiles of his Nancy ami
mate the (ailor and the folder, as we'll s
thote of Laura and Gsraldlune the bard
and the bsro and, to 6nifh by another
quotation, let US acknowledge, then,
that when our FIRE
'Wsnder'd in the folitary 1aade,
The Maker faw, took pity, and beftow'd
WosAN, the Ian, t5s S.a ,gs,ve Of God 2
PoPE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10
From the NEwroRK HERALD.
-=E
No. llr..."..predusn.'s PeGage.


THE next paragraph makes an sfay
tOcUar6f an. attempt TO inform US, that
Fr5nce has laid additional duties on
American importations there, amount,
ing 10 prohibition Of the, article this
is done in the following phrafeologY !:
" We find in fome parts of Europe
mcnopolizing determinations which in
the form Of duties, tend efectually to
prohibit the carrying thither our own
produce in our own veaels = but then
he hopes negotiation may Be opened
TO induce her TO take thole duties of,
which hope is announced in the follow
ing frikiDg and fplenlid ltyle: " From
exiting amities, and fpirit of Juice,
1t is hoped that friendly. difcuaion will
produce fair and adequate reciproti.
ty" Ii may perhaps be a: queliion,
whether in the puriuit of inflated Ian
guage, he has not loa fight of fenle--
Friendly difcudion is 10 produce ltats
OF things here, which fhall be adeq uate
IL reciprocal, or reciprocally adequate,
(for the terms are, here, convertible J
that is to FAY, mutually esuai to the ltare
OF things in France, that is to. fay,ad
ditional duties are. 70 be laid here
amounting to a prohibition-all which
is 10 be expected from +" exiting ami
ties" I" But this 5ddiaage is hardly fuiteti
to the fubje6.
On the reforation of peace in Europe.
this country found nerfslf 70 augmented
in population, irength and refources,
that fhe might .iaaly be called pow
erful nation. 1t was manifehly within
her reach. and ought to have been her
poicy,to have taken high s command
ing htuation with regard TO the European
powers and by an erect and bold atti.
,ude, to have made herfelf refpeaed by
all, and feared when neceaary. lnfead
of which ihe has p,eiented a miferable
a!ped OF feeblenels and tinidity, with
Chief Magiarate utterly deltitute of
any Of the enlarged views Of a fats(.
man but who makes temporary
popularity his great and primary obJea.
In puriuit of this darling phantom,
nothing is 70 much his averfion as rnea-
fures Of energy, and every approach 70
war, left it fhould expole him to reiort
TO "fifcal exaetions !" nothing 20 much
his delight as to Indulge in dreaming
fchemes Of a plauGble but ihoit tfghted
economy.
Is it to be wondered at then, that
obferving this, isms part5 Of Europe, have
already taken advantage of it, and that
Others are following their example p
Thus we Zee, that while our relative
htuation with none is bettered, with
Others it is much worfe and worfe it
will continue to grow, notwithstanding
all MIR. Jeferion's exiting amai6s, till
that very fate OF affairs 70 much his
dread, fhall come upon him IKE an aymed
man and find him terror-llruck and
powerleis. But more Of this hereafter.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10
WINTER SONG.
By P0EERT BLOOMFIELD.

By ROBERT BLOOMFIELD.
From tH Ra,ni Poens. recently pu5hes3
DEAR boy, throw that icicle down,
Ard fweep this deep fnow FROM the door
Old Winter comes on with frown
terrible frown for the poor.
In feafon 70 rude and forlorn,
How can age, how can infancy bear
The Client neged and the fcorn
OF thoie who have plenty,o fpare
Freh bToaeh'd j. my cafk of old als,
Well tim'd now the froR is fet in;
Here's Job come to tell us tale,
Well make him at home to pin.
While my wife and ba1k DER the fire,
The roll Of the ieafons will prove,
That time may diminiih deGre,
But cannot ertinguiih true love.
o the plealures of heishborly chat,
If you can but keep feandal away.
rc learn what the world has been at,
And what the great Orators fay;
Tho the wind through the crevices iiag,
And hail down the chimusy reaound,
I'm happier than many King,
While the bellows blow BATS to the found.
Abundance was never my lot
But Gu: of the triae that's giv'n,
That no curfe may alighs on my cot,
I'll diitribute the bounty Of Heaven
The fool and the fave gather wealth,
But If add nought 10 my aore,
Yet while I keep confidence in health,
I've mine that will never grow poor.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10
LONDON, SEPT. *.
SHERIFF'S COURT.

An inquiiition Of damages was taken
before the Sheriff between pa ties
whole names motives of delicacy for
bid US 10 reveal. The plaintiff is per.
ION not unknown to the literary world,
anc the defendant was Member Of the
lalt Parliament. The action arofs out
OF circumstances preceding and lubfe.
quent 10 the election Of the latter. The
plaintiff was enpbyed BY lin TO write the
paragraphs tor the newspapers, fqui5s,
iongs, sc. In the diicharge, of this
duty il appeared the plaintiff acquitted
hlmielf entirely TO the iatisfaaion Of the
defendant and his Committee. He
wrote iongs with frch ltiogs at The end
OF every verfe, that he adverle party
could icarcely keep their tempers at
hearing them chaanted before the hur
tings. He fuggeaed idea. for carrica-
tures, RATED and circulated fuch ifories
OF his patrons adverfary, and by the III.
dicroos exercife ofhis fancy placed him
in TO ridiculous light, that he was
even the laughing aock Of ,hoie who
from intereted motives voted il his fa
vor. While the election was proceed
ing, the defendant lavilhed his promifes
of remuneration with the volubility of a
Prime Minifer. The defendant ulli
mately obtained the victory, djbsd tbe
Court Candidate, was chaired, received
all The honors Of popular proceflion,
and gave grand dinner, which was
enlivened by the mirthful efuiions of
the plaintiffs prolific mule. When the
buhnefs was concluded, and the defen
dant had been fhaken by the hand by
the Speaker, the plaiotiff naturally
enough applied for that reward which
BIC thought was his due. He demanded,
for the whole of his trouble, including
the competition of the fpeeches which
the defendant delivered from the hur
tings at the clols of each days poll, the
fun of Ieol. This the defendant ablo.
lutely refufed to pay. He was content
ed he faid, 10 make him prefent of
zol. or 10, but as TO giving hun 1901.
The charge was .exirayagant. The
plaintiff inGlted upon the whole, and
brought the prefent aetion TO recover it.
The trial afforded good deal Of mirth.
The plaintiff produced letters of inaruc-
ton from the defsnd;.ut to him. in which
that enlightened fenator had made fuch
palpable mlfakes in the orthography of
alrHoR every word, that fchool boy Of
FIVE years old would have been hogged
for them. II appeared that the plain
tiff had taken an uncommon. deal of
pains in promoting the election of his
parliamentary hero, and afterwards
furniihed his brains with materials for
an orator. He had compoied his mai
den fpeech for him, the delivery OF
which in the Houfc Of Commons was
proved to have occupied an hour and
ten minutes. In lhort the plaintiff mott
satisfactorily made out his cafe and
the jury, without any heitation, gave
him verdid for the full amount of bis
demand.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10

in,imated them to her minrefs, at the
fame time exprefing her inteation Of
relinquilhing her fervice. Mrs. Tor
riano, however, perfuaded the plaintiff
to remain with her, and to ref fatisied
with d'fcountenancing the addrefTes Of
her hufband- Mils Edwards continued
in her fchool for nearly half year
afterwards; but at length, urged BY
the frequent importunities of the de
fendant, ihe conlented TO an elopement
with him.
The principal infrumen, of perfuaGon
ufed By the defendant was letter. IN
which he promifed to fet,le zol a year
on her, or in default of payment, 60 pay
her the fun of TOOL. She lived With
him as his miarefs, in furnilhed apart.
ments, at Brqmpton, above a year,
within which period fhe had child =
The defendants love began TO cool, his
Wits to her became lefs frequent, and.
in ihort, he entirely abandoned her -
She applied to him for the pittance he
had expressly undertaken to provide,
but he paid no attention TO her
application ihe therefore Brought the
preient action to recover the penalty to
which he had obliged himfelf, by his
letter, on failure of his promlie. HI.
The defendant iufered judgment by
default, and made no attempt to relilf
the demand. The letter containing
the prornife was proved to be the de-
fendant's hand writ;pg, and the Jury
returned verdid with lool. damages.
Madam" faid Gentleman to a
Lady of fathion at Brighton, on feeling
The portrait of youth who died for
love Of her, fufpended from her neck,
" am concerned 10 fee my old friend
bang ia Chains at the place Of bis esecu
fion."-Lo"d pap.
In map epgraver's catalogue is the
following article" A new map of
France, fame fze as that of Europe. e.-iJid.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10
SbsrB,s Court, Saturday, O9.
EDWARDS y. rToRRIANo.

The plaintiff, Mfs Edwards, was a
young lady of about four and twenty,
aud lived in the capacity of Englih
teacher at a Boarding School in the
vicinity of London, kept by the defend
ants wife 7: fhe had pot long been in
this ftuation before the defendant uled
every means 70 make her fwerve from
thofe principles Of virtve which it was
her duty 10 inlfil into the minds of the
young females placed under the imme-
diate care of bis wife. For long lime
The withaood his addreg.s, and even
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10
Ss!eaeu ]9ostrp.
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ZEPHYR.

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ZEPHYR.
BY C. Zsfi5. En-.
ZEPHYR! whittier are you ftraying,
Tell me where.
With Prankifh girls in gardens playing,
F4lle as fair
A butterhy's light back beariding,
oueen-bees to honey fuckIes guiding,
Or in fwinging hare bell riding,
Fee from care
Before Aurora's car you ambIc
High in air
At noon, when Neptrne's fca nymph, ganbol
Braid their hair
When On the tumbling biIlows rolling,
Or on the fmooth fAnds idly TROLLING,
Or in cool grottos they lie lollins,
You fport there.
To ehace the moon-bsams up the mountains
You prepare
Or dance with elves on Drinks of fountains,
Mirth TO fhare
Now feen with love-lorn lilies weeping,
Now with bluihi0 tofe -buifecping.
While fays from forth their chambers pccping
Cry, y rare
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10

In map epgraver's catalogue is the
following article" A new map OF
France, jame fze that of Europe.-iJid.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10

This novelty on earth, this fair direa
Oi na,ufe-- MILTON.