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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
;ortlano,
MONDAE,a OCTOBER ~.
From EUROPE.

TRDUI r. :
Capt, Mcclellan, WHO arrived here Yesterday Liver
po 50 days. has politely favored with papers of that
place Aug 22 and London dates the 10Th Though
leveE days Later than before received their
not materially interenng 1t appears that Bouaparte has
eaued attempt to be made aan the life Of XVIII
and the whole royal family, Waraw This cruel aal-
6aaeon have been effected by aenc and perpcat
I'd by pertons ient from France the expre prpofe
The plot was difcovered BY frenchman ieted at ar
Jaw, formerly in the fervce of the QueeeuReports pre-
vailed that thcRuan fleet had paAca the Sound and for
inipetting his aollas But le fad England pre-
cent relative to the iaufourhe Liverpool papers Gate
tat the price &c had en very much the coure
of three weeks.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

Or The Sesl71aea Of Portland, gia. nofice TO
tie qyoled v0terS Of aid tam, tat Il Is in tlei.
eoini0" nee7ry that al TIE meeting qobicb j, 10 be
10 den mlam team, on Moaaay, the stb November
REST --ibs OSfe @9nis " yiuen in in writing; and
that tor Abs r.ec7oneC Prsfdem and Yice- Preflsm,
tse DJ9yi7 and foqOn zp5eye the PERRIN qaied far
hves, Fruit be particularly expys1ra- Ind Abat NO
PklN1 ED V3IES qoiH be reeei1ey. "a
Ott. IS. SAMUEL FREEMAN, Der order
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
COMMUNICATIONS.

Fta1saTi Esbi5i!onoa Wednesday the 10th infant It
beng the annual meeting the board Of Truees of Frye
pulg Academy, the met aud after tranactc~ neceary
buimels, az o'clock repaired to the meeting -,oue
@i' the iuess aud numerous collection OF ,pe.tator5.
eSerces commenced with prayer by the William
appropriate uic lucceeded after which an
Grafton competed for and well adapted the oeca.iou
was pronounced variety Of other choice fleGon,
performed IN nipple, though aity The file
aPpotauon from all parts of the houe eviaced the Ca
tsaehon WHICH parents, frieaGs and the patrons OF
icehce received IN the Improvement of youth. In the
evening" the Tragedy Ruiris, performed in an admit
rabc mahnerthe parts ere happily a,ig ned, and the
characters well fupported In evera nteretns fcenes
the ieton appeared realtythe audience gave way to
the iupulie OF nature and the rckng tear bepoke the
anted Distributing added much the richneis of the
repit
pieaiant ball, competed of the Young genteplen and
ladies OF the academy and town. the alnuenen. OF
the incceedng evening "A SPECTATOR.
0SfsJy II, 1901.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

We are informed tst a certain itererant preacher.
rs gong about the copnty, aud inead opreai hing the
gope snltiing potion and party pirt into the minds
OF lucn ~ the people are without the means of nfcrma-
ion ms proof in point OF the difference between
the protection and practice of iacohus They p;ous fouls
VIA run oat OF meeting hoie Thanksgiving or
fa gay, a'nii.2r makes the ighte ailuon to politics
n oeho'a they can hirea au to 90 about the holy
aohath and eecsionesE for MI 5.fgao Pioneer on tee
hlns Show si.'~>l 4a oe your guard agana their
wicked dei.ns.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
FOR SALE,
Valuable Lot of LAND, living in the

town OF No6eaOroggb, in the couoty of l.,ncon al
ne mead OF D-macoyhAy, containing 100 acres. With a
,we inshoae, az by 50 iect, fiery, ou,6de we
'h'hea cuts aooat or tons OF alt hay. and about
tour OF Eue iih is wei, wooded with white OAK ana
pine timber about hail u.iie from thrre iaw. mis- and
hc grin ni'. aud about m;e iom the me citing houlc
vel htuased for Shpcaoener uader-Fo fur, he
PARTICULARS inquire OF DAVID DsssIs near the p enfes.
'r OF joan WAsESaoUsE. of Falmouth. O.!. 3.
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Bowdoin COLLEGE.

THE Trufees of Bowdoin College. are requened "a
i meet at Maaacauirt> Hall in Brnrfwek en- Wed.
neiday the 9Th DAY Of November next at eleven Of the
oc eek before noon. conier fomc important nulnefs
which will then and there he laid befor them
JOSEPH NJ KEAN, Pvyi5sst.
S,npfspsl ca. 70. 1884
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

~ mat quarter, ffhey perfevere in their
y and ruy diigraceiu de.gns But we hone for the hon.
- d oee y thar ueh meannes apoacy ex in
ia' Il they do, truil there independence
ana a'sernnent IN heyeomaarg dappons the ambitious
~ ~ seioeafns who think by the influence of property
- cortrou and dictate to the talents and elo
'l"encs "i e5 Thatcher more wanted in Con-
mao a. the preient time Shall then drop him for
one VINO IS every way inferior, CRAFTY Jew ambitious
'heA foFoic It, patrotii.n,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
ACADEMIC INFORMATION.

>HE Vacation in Fryeburg Academy, commenced on
Tuee=y the nth inf. and viii continue un'ii the
~ November next, At which time inructiou will again
commence, under the di eSt,on Of pJccepsor Coox-n
keao'ng Wiring Arithmetic. Engliih Granr,ar. Geo.
graphy, Astronomy, philofophs- aud the learned LAM
gaages The pat ierviccs OF the ndrutos have been
highly faf Glory to The Board and The furei pedg
OF his future eminence and ufeulnefs-C en;ert
Boarding be obtaines Reasonable Par
and f,e IDS may ref aglred that attention will be
paid tic Improvement the youth well in pey ard
mora atty, the licences aud thai the das example,
we'll precepts OF the Inarueor will be trong
rier prevent them from falling fcSnts Of d,
aud il enets Wa FESsENDEN, Secretary.
~ g. Tiofc Students who with improve in Music,
either vocal nir umentai, may receive intrusion tire
IN from the Pfeceptor. Oh a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
FrtA faa and Winfer Goods.
NATHANIEL. IENKS.

'
H - jua opened at his fore in Ne,5y.r~g5 handfome
aiortment Of EUROPEAN. WESr-fNDIA & HARD
WARE GOODS, GROCERIES, sc which for rea-
dy cath, or any k'nd OF eauatry produce, ~ be fold
a. cheap at any Gore in Eai4s.
THIS ASSORTMENT COMPRISES
RLOADCl.OfES, kerieyrisres Velvets. Swanfdowus
~ Coatin2s 2cie Blankets F,annels, Bazes Serges
Ho',ery, Fearnaughts, Forst Cloths, Duants Calimsn
Goes, Caiieoes shswis Linnens C4mbricks. Handker.
chiefs OF all kinds Mems, Womens & B. vs. shoes Tia
&c. &c
Together with oxttnfve aGortment of HARD
WARE eomprihng almolt every article iuppoied be
iale 10 in this part of the country
A TO- Coffee, Chocolate, Cocoa, Bohea, Souchong and
Hyio kin iEAS, Loaf aud Brown SUGAR Mo aIe A.
Cotton W lnt'a and N Eng aud RU VI, ben Hollands
GIN, BRANDY VINE, VINEGAR, SPICES, by 20
and ? by 9 GLASS-NAii.s and BRADS OF ali KINGS
LIKEWISE,
Bibles, Tenaments, Hymn Books Schoo! Books wr
ting Paper, Quilts, lax Powder, States, Pencils &C.
v7- The h,ghea price given for R ,Gs & JUNK.
hoy'byo~er,5 O9. IS, (tf)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
FOR SALE.

q FARNio Gorham con6Ring Of 7c acres of LAND,
improved. well ~stered, and wooleI. with build
ings thereof 81 ikewiie, o LAND, lying in
Baldwin adjoining SAhaso Pord - For further particulars,
inquire of JOHN HASKELL, Jun.
DT in OaEaw,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

FOR THE BvNEFTT OF THE UNDERWRITERS,
Will be fold at AUC2ION,
ca TUESDAY, tie 2,d iHfant-n II o'cock,
4 he Wreck e Schooner General Green with her
4 Sails and Rigging, and Cable, Anchor, &c Sale
to be at Capt Thomas pobnfons Wharf.
Thomas Motley, AHdioneer.
Oh
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

a Wo-d N with good hrea!t of Mix viii take =
1 Child ,c nurie.--Every attention will be paid
the infant and the CHARGES viii 5e se.toaaae inquire
of the Printer. 81. as.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
LiHColr Eieffion.

Thcmot ametu exerons making u Lincoln county
defeat re-eeetionof Col THATCHER and the means
tha: ng ough. AID will with i.any, cersain
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
SAMUEL WILSON,
TAILOR

III BIS St9p in Fj6-SDess, oppefe Ja--s's Hozr,
ExECUrEs the Tailoring Fufneis il. all its branches.
L. Every teution wi be paid cuison,srs 60 have
their work done well and e1pedtoufy. a $sss
III bm for Sale, 9taA
few piece. of fashionable uper 6ne Broadcloths--A
variety OF handiome Vcings-Trimmnss OF all kinds,
&c &c s8h sO1 49,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

attes BOSTON, ocr. 20.
Tribute 9T ,qoe9.-A public and very fplendid
Dinner was given yeiterday at CONCERT Hall, to
the Honorable RUFUS KING, Lfq. late Amer
lean Miniher at the Court Of London. The
number aud reipeefa5ili:y of the company, were,
ON this occaiion. highly diltnguiihed Among
the guetts were his fxcecncy Go. Srenp ii
Gov Rotbins, Judge Btyoa, fevcral Clersynen,
anda number OF itrangers Of diGintfion The
hon Stephen Higgitsos, Eiq. was PRECEDENT, and
the hon. foea ca1En 1ooes, Samuel Pay,kn, IN, Flo
and Ihssgars Lyman, kiq acted as Vlse-Preh-
dents.
The following among the TCASTS drunk on the
location.
TIE Identification Of Wtingtsa ard Aaa,4s. The Morn
sng and Evening Stars OF national glory
Tbs S'4.s IF ezy-lork Too Respectable be the Dase
q Viygiaa may the again Allocate with thoie VINO
faithful to the public liberty
Or Navy May its tength protect our commerce and
It's glory confound its enemies Wa6agroa apd frppi
H4uioa. May coul;ry find indemnity his of.,
IN the value Of his couafels
T1e p,yi May it always e~rea public opinion,
m,yubs it.
P.ag oaiuiou. May it Sc faaitent nlield for honea
nen and feturse for knaves e
May thoe Yankees who cannot endure Federal Snr-
Etrs, go 70 Louifiana for No0NSHlNE.
May iayes ceae be reprciented by freemen and may
e OF freemen never actt the part OF vcs
D*s aSzt Va l. Ii our gun boats of uie upon,
Rae w.tsr may they at lean be the 5.P upon CARTE.
t's 4s2adLas JAe. May IL not prove to be the cce-
bration of all (esFs day.
hrite Influence May thofe who feek that ecret find it
waere It alone exiffs--M tie Azc;ent Dominion.
4aaa3ta' Of Sah-to pickle Mannioths, and catch gulls
IN our new Empire &sf a2ta
aaues 4 Baywa When men in power declare that fach
worth and talents eaA baVe place, may the people
d'gnantly re.pond THEY SHALL! eattF
Our brave iue-:ng in Iripo--Alas fear that
IN the honeymoon OF connection with Louana cap
live brethren forgotten
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

sehr. Robin. Cayd, Of Ktrcry, wrecked on
plumb-liland and the whole crew. eiybt in
number, perithed their names were John
Card, Jothuas Monton, Benz. Weber, Samuel
Lamphire,, itaac Lewis. Nah. Knight, Eph.
Lane, and a Mr.. Staples On ipf.ich !;as
wrecked, ichr. Dove, Gsisrd, of Kittcrv all
on board, leven, perthed VIZ Mote Briard,
ard MS fon. Villa" ilaoiel Jones, fohn Mug
ridge, Vim. Hutchins, Edmund 1utchins, and
John Gunnion. uJ- Many Of the pc, pie in the
above two vetieis have left wives vG;h a numbsr
c. Young children
woman was found dead on SATURDAY Ian.
on Rye-beach, with an infant child claiped in
hsr arms 5 c was = paAenger Oh board an eat
tern vei1ei which was ois in the form Of the O h
inf.
Fran Ipjqvicb Oh. IS, 1904.
The late form, was ievereiy felt in th;s
place, on luelday the 9th nit.-rnany Barns
fences, and trees are evellesi to the ground
many people have loit neary all their cattle
Two fihing fchooners, belonging to K.;tery
Siaine, were lott on our bar /; there were on
board the two veficls people, who all peyilh-
cd On lhurfdsy and Saturday 6 of them were
Hound, and decently inferred on Saturday aud
Sunday. AT the interment of thofe on SUNDAY
upwards OF 500 people, were preient; every
reipe6t was paid the ,emains of thole unfortu-
nate trangers that was poillble, by the inhabi.
tants"
We are informed that a loop upfet in the
Vineyard Sound, on the 9th, and it is fuppoied
every pcrfon ON board pcrihcd.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
WILLIAM GODDfRD,.

WILLIHM JDDO.fID,
HAS received very 1xIenlye addition to hi. former
4 al riment of
HARDWARE GOODS,
which are fer tale a, bis acre, Miaa en, by whole
"a AID retail
Also large quannty Of ssot; BiAcsimiths Anvils
and Vices; Bras Kettle, Sheet esdi Sheet Iron red
/ cad sad Irons Eng! ihShoves. and Frying Pans.
"A large dHnrtmont OF
.1oirry's pleins, Il ahagf evsyy astfription.
Likewile-5oo Eoaes l. 10y g.. 9ty 7, 10y 6 BIif
tol aud verpooi Grown Windo~ Cals.-9o oaiks Cut
and " Fought Mails, SC. Ssc.
Po,ta9d GA. "a. (tf)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

NEW BEEF;
Lgon IF rp6sb warranted tgaaiia Bsaou and paad uib
4o4ys SAT-
400 Bbls of Mff No. 1, aad BEEF.
400 half BIS Mel., and No &, do.
do do Meats Tongues
80 bhs No. ! and PORK
900 had, ile May, Liverpool and CadA SALT.
Hyfon kin. Souehong and Hyian TEAS, Ia Chefs.
B4 es Georgia COTTON.
Carer ak Malaga WINE.
Bbis. ROsfN, &c.
For iae on liberal credit, by
JOSHUA RICHARDSON.
az RrcsAepsoS's Wnarf Oa
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EHE iublcriber hereby gives public no

The iubicriber hereby gives public no
L tice 20 all concerned, that he has been duty an s
pointed and has taken upon himie the trut O. execa,oa
of the iat viii aud teaament of TOBIAS HAM late
Brunfwek tanner, deceaed by giving bond as the law
o'rect- lie therefore eque all perfon who are inJebt
ed to the iad deceaeds eiiae, make immediate paw
ment and thoie who have any demand, thereon to *.
hibit the fame 10 JOHN HAM.
Dire oS. 3, tsc4
e ikAYED IRON r. rand in aueuet pAit, a red HEIFEK
~ three years old bag horos, white hind legs, wh,se
freak in her forehead ~hoeser vii; deliver fad EIe fer
fafen portlsad give information where he may be oo-
taiaed, thail be paid for their trouble by
GEORGE WiifELRICHr
Pa-sissS. 09 a
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

n Young Woman
wanted to do the work of sma't family Liberal
I wages viii be given--laqute of the Pointer.
Och q
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C-.so,

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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01

| The author of the play has represented
AbSolzte Power in the person Of tall man,
with hat and feather, who gives his first
minister, that strands just before him, a
huge kick; the minister gives the kick to
the next before, and so on to the fndoft the
Istage. In this moral and practicable jest,
YOU are made to understand, that there is,
in absolute government, no qualification
but giving the kick you receive from one
above yon to one below you. This is per-
formed to a grave and melancholy air; but
on q sudden.the tune moves quicker, and
the whole COMPANY fall into circle and
take hands; then, alta certain sharp note,
they move round and kick as kick can
'fhis latter performance he makesto be the
representation of free state, where, ifyou
all mind your steps, you may 30 ropnd and
round very joli!ly, with motion pleasant
10 yourselves and those you dance with;
nay, if you put yourselves out, at the worst
you only kick and are kicked Ike friends
and equals.
There is nothingso disagreeable in works
OF humour as an insipid, unsupported, VII
vaclty; the very husks OF drollery; bottled
small-beer; a man outriding his horse;
lewdness and impotence fiery actor in
aphlegmatick scene; an iiliterate and stu
pic preacher discoursiug upon .urim and
thummim, and beating the pulpit cushion
IN such manner, as though he would
make the dust and the truth fly out of it at
once
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01

z lsu NC SulectFc utlHahu the COHAaCId ALVIN aiil
attention of our merchants.
lsigned)
John Clark, lhip Auguaa, of Bait more.
Miller Smith, ihip America, do.
j. Hamilton. ihip Swanwick, of Wilmington,
Delaware
S. Weeks, hip Ontario, of New York.
R, N5oores, hip Telegraph, do.
B. It.dweIl, hip Lydia, do.
z. Donalnie, hip Sufannah, Philadelphia.
Nathan Clark, hip ST. Fame, Bath, Mas. ]
G. Bopd. fcb'r Reunion, Of do.
VIM. Wet, ihP Columbus, Of Petersburg.
Wm. M'Naal Watts, brig Mary, Of Kcnnc,
bunk
john Holland, brig Rufus, Savannah.
g4enry Mnns, Foa, Bottom,
George Odd, -.
PHILIP CrandaI, ihip Nabby, Portland
s. PsuldinR, fhp George Barclay, N. York.
Li0erb0ol, March 6, 1904.
From a Richmond paper Of the 18Th nit.
On Monday lat, pedon charged with coun.
tetieiting bank notes, was examined in this city
before Daniel !. Hylion, Etq. Ii is fad that
he is from the county Of buckingham, and That
he is man OF corfderable wealth He is new
confined 10 the jail of Ri2hmond hutit is iuppoiyd
by fome people, thai he viii be admitted to bail
The circumstances of this cafe ale O: Gngular
nature.
We wee rot preent wilen he was examined
before Mr. Hyison, bur we arc told that IL had
made repeated applications to dn cngraver Of
this city, to prepare him q plate, which excit
ed fufpicen, The latter il is iaid, gave innedi.
ase information to fomc irfneatiai Oh RACERS in
towr, that advilcd him to engrave any plate or
plates this perfoo mighsr,quire. And in obedi
encc TO fu6Equent folicttaiion, the engraver
proceeded toPrepare a plate o; two, with which
number Of notes were worked OF, filar bore a
a tolerable resemblance to tlofe OF the United
States bank. We cannot undertake to fay that
attempts have been made TO pats any of this LITE
imprefion of bank notes bet it is rational to
conclude, that they were prepared fot the pur
pofc OF detraudng the citizens Of the United
States. 1t is conjettured, that there are other
perfons concerned in this nsfsrioas buGnc{s, ard
The accuracy Of this conjecture will pobably be
aicertaincd in very ihort time.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01
Truth and Democracy Incompatible.


We iiave feen the vaedictory AddrefS of the
Editor Of the National Egis, which EXHIBITS
fprcimen of that lucid elegance OF lyle and net-
voos di6ton, in which he exceptionally fants
without rival among the democratic writer's,
Equally as devoid OF the uu5uihing effongery,
which chafaeteriles the unfounded afenions ard
impudent falfehoods of Duane and CheeGham
as nnpra6&fed in the fubtie arts of the fine lpun
iopbitry Of the courtly Smith, he has proYed him
felt Incompetent to WELD the pen any longer IN
defence OF the pretent administration. Talents,
which would have enabled him to command a
couipicuous emnence among The Importers OF trutE
only tended to render him odious to his tell w
labolrers in the cauie of democracy. They have
haftened to drive him off the hsge, as an unpro
f5able fervant; becaule he has protected himf If a
friend to honefy ofprinciples, disconnected with
political fcntiments.
1t has fevera tisles fallen to our lot to notice
in Mr.. Blake, that conflicts between the love of
tfuth * the attempts to advocate the meafures OF
wicked faction, which diRraaej his editorial abors.
One while an ingenious candor would inRinetive
ly impcI him to acknowledge the truth, as in the
cal: of the famous Geofroy letters at another,
we Zee him, asif alarmed at what he had done and
routed by the representations Of Duane recanr;rg
his former ASSERTIONS and declaring his be.
lief of Mr.. Rutledge's guilt. Not poaeR OF
Efficient hrmnels and reloluticn to maintain his
own ground after undertaking to exercife an in
dependent opinion, he pelded the point and
deigncd to follow when perhaps confcious rec
ti,ude and upright Intention entitled him TO lead.
Such g position to an honest mind must
have been I" obscure, unsupportaole and comfort
less'' in the extreme and it is by no means mar
ter of surprise, that be should wish with all his
heart to take a final l.ave of it. rs long as the
imported patriots Duane, aud Cheethan, com
nand the phalanx Of Democratic Editors it is
impossible for any subaltern CO adiutor in the
cause TO continue long in The ranks unless be Be
as unprincipled and wicked as themselves. They
are the Jflf created organs Of The pu5lic e0M and
if any of those should presume TO publish opinions
different from their own, will denounce him as
they lave done Mr.. Bake, /" traitor and an
apostate from his party
In his farewell ADDRESS, he had not omitted 10
interweavc with his Justification some accrimon
Gus reflections on Federal measures and excepting
these, we cannot bur agree, that the sentiments
are correct and afford demonstrstive proof OF
the idccmpatibiIity of the honest love Of truth
with an adherence TO the principles OF the ruling
faction.
TE,ed He, J
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01
Erred. Her.
Literary Selections.

The following humorous account Of a
political and allegorical drama IS from the
pen Of Sir Richard Steele.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01
PHYSIOGNOTRACE.
THE PATANTEE

Intends removing, in fhott time, to George
Town, to the room in High frcet, lately oscu-
pied as Dancing Room, he therefore requolts
thofe who have left P.uales 70 be framed to Call
for them.
Thofe who have taken Frames or Pr files, or
r-queted their friends 70 take them and have not
paid for them, will pleaie call ard make rmme.
diate payment.
May I. d
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q
4
ould
dentig
cay of his
5, IN an unirn-
las In such
.s.s in these, trusts
Die supports.
eted for his victim the
hose talents can OUT
he ruin of Moreau, he
az own security, and this
no merely a political stra-
aself from q rival whom
tests. The consequences
..ova fatal 4, his own DOW,
;ptmo Them. considerable
l,Spa,,e 60 the character
20 NLre9u.
+ INK 4ermany--his famous
tbe.rf,lt of thebattle of Hob.
,;eh outshone in splendour
nentthat Of Marenpo. are
F,,ne These are accesso-
,va,st hnt there are osher
n har,ter,of.more considerati-
n nraent circumstances. He
,ss,, oara.d IN Paris as the only
r. ,aA .exrentedo who had re-
,aaa fSo,n he camna,ons with g clean
1anas. He brought back with him the
lteem and respeet of the German provin-
L which be had overrun, and had COM
med w;,b thar nv some rare felicity the
fectioua,e REGARDS of the officers, whose
~ he had tied mn from thunder. OF
es,imation il which he IS held In Pa
tw;llbe.on,, necessary 10 state one
,mstanfs when gonanarte was set.
Noat FIR Dion. on his way across the
30 Italv. he caused the Senate 10 be
ded as to their choice OF a successor;
Fheobe learneslthat 10 ont ofao voices
mfavor of M oresntt,e prapcsitionwSs
red TO fall 60 the CROWD, There is
n,ra - il s.;d ,p;.e ,esr,ect 20 tb4. no.
a,v &c No., M Fr.ncb officers
,.roel go b;,s ,ve,a nsosr shame
peslests9 l.. paa,narte Who lavished
49, inlo haa acco,o1,a-
Mo !, r,al,, anJ :, En,,n, The fnr
foaas. 49, ~ :. :, 2 r. No., e.
r;oo -, 49, ,,,,',>,. a ~, 49, Laen
90 10y = So
1'''s e'.e', 80 - 49, -. :
M NSI 800 W. W.
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4, MAY
indria, from Amstt da
ipoken on the 5th oisgA-

long. 81, in a gale, By a
81 at Boston. The Alexandris
,er toPsails, {oresail, foretopinast,
and fore and Hfaintopsail yards.
ssupphed BY the vessel that spoke
81 Two small spars. A Baltimore
reports the Alexandria spoken again
the 9Th Of April.
ARRTrp, on Sunday evening last, BY
Rro. Aff. lfa2stt. Mr.. JAMS G1Lr,
Miss EVE REsLER, both OF this place.
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g~r Cain given TOR clean llnnen ana
cotton rags.