Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15


Philadelphia he icIaIns all improper intentions in that
interview and denies having poee direpeetuly of
government.
Bevsa,c Of p-ri cstAs has been afcertained that
printed Illegal Il Is hoped the people will conid-
er the necelr:y Of providing her!c,vcs Ia e4fe w4
ten yote.. -.s..s. ,-.t
Numerous &c "ionecring f,eclaons hand
late for m days Gazette They favor OF the fiqi
Ra4Jieaa st Of ELECTORS; and of the foo~;ng candi.
dates for Representatives Consre, which b. voted
Tor on the iame day
| Tors, Capt, JOSEPH LELAND.
lqs.6e,LasI Hon PEl.EG WADSwORTR
Lirso,a, Hon SAMUEL THATCHER
| kemeSe1f, BENJAMIN wHrTWEI4L, Esq.
| The late Harrirane.-Our accounts from the
Wet Indies, and the fouthern fates fill fur
! NTH di.treillng particulars OF diia!ters by the
LATE hurcane AT ST. Thomas 4. lail Of vcf-
fels, notify Americans. were dettroyed at
Martinique 81 of "a were loft; at st. Kits,
81. Bartholomew, ST. Euitatia and Nevis, it is
fad mott Of the veiitls are loft; Guadaloupe
aud rortala flu fFered much in their ilipping, a
of 40 it is mentioned eicapsd 6 American vel-
fcls were driven on ihore at Turks iland, and 3
Of them lott; .heis fuitrcd much by plumber
from the negroes. AT New Providence, JAG
qaen,el and St. Crois, the gale was feverly fel,.
but no material damage done ; from Curacao
and ST. Vlicents, we have no account Of dam
age no.wlrFitanainS there have been arrivals
at Newyork, which left thof- places Sept. SO
The details furniil.el By til. mails from, Savan-
nah, Geo Chavle.ton, S. c. Wilmington, Nc,
Georgetown, Mar. 6sc are melancholy proofs
of the extenGve de.,ruS,.od occaiioned by the
late gale.
In this quarter the late ftorn, has been very
fevere. 1t came on with flch threatening appear
ances to induce every precaation for the fafe-
'ty Of the tnipp;ng, which "; are happy to
learn have not been materially injured
From Bottom. and it, vicinity we have reeciv.
Ell very ditreai,g accounts. - tn. gale COM.
mcnced Oh fuelday morning and continued 10
increalc until Wednesday In Bottom, Large
humber of trees were broken off or torn up by
the roots, an clr, tree in the year OF the Latin
School hhufe, 9 . fee. in circumference, was
twiitcd from the roots many OF the chimnles'
| arethrown down NJ m of Of the tlates were
! torn from the houies covered with thcm.
| The large wooden building erected by MIR.
Revere over his furnace in Lynn-flreet, was
| blown down but The workmen, Apr ehending
the accident, from the expoied ftuation of the
building fortunately lett il il, icalon.
| The itecple of the North Church was over
| thrown and fell on houfc, beat in the roof
and damaged the Gle The tenants were for
tuna,ely abiens from the part injured. but fam.
| lily were in the other part of the fame houfe,
only few feet from where the roof extende
in its fall.
| The roof ofthc tower Of the Chapel Church
was taken off. carried about 400 feet thro' the
air, pafiing over rwo dwelling houies, and drop
ped on ihed improved by Mea.s. Gsagg *
naite for the houling of their Carriages, broke
in the roof, and dcitroycd four chafe.
| The new brick Rory houic, jat erected by
MIR. Ehenezer Eaton, in chamber ltreet, ". Bof-
ton, was pretled ovcrin iuch manner. and the
walls 70 Injured, that il is pronounced necefia-
ty 10 take it down. Hy the fall of the ballul-
trade the roof Of the adjoining houie, occupied
by Mr.. Eaton, was broken through, and were
lgrct extremely that VIC have to add, that Mfs
Lydia Bennett, worthy domcitic, WAS killed by
Tome OF the falin, peiccs, and another woman
and soy badly wounded. .,a
! Partial damage was done to frveral other
buildings Much iniu was alto futsaned by
the lhipping at the wharves, by biigilg &c.
| Wyeetf.--The Palladiumof laA Fri Jay itatcs
that Hoop from the Elltwsrd. loaded with
lumber. which had put into Cape Ann, and there
parted her cables, driftrd on TO Cohaff-r Beach
| a feb. Of Bottom loaded with wood and bark,
went to peices on Cohaiiat Beach, captain loft,
two men laved. Brig Thomas. Of Portland,
/ from the w. Indies. wirh ingar and moAiT;s,
was wrecked on Scituate Beach The mats
and pumps ola topfai! Ich. and the mats and
boom of another veiisl, drif:ed Oh to Cohailtt
| Beach.
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