Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
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Its r0uqdly aHerted IN the French papers, IS
uuAl i that the EnSliib are 4. the bottom Of the
eonipssly agsinA The life Of he Fra Coufal Let
Us exasnae iii. .ubj-a. Ev(y account fr@n Eng
Iasd xp,eient the reople Of Great Britain as an1
ious lhst Booap.,te mould prolseuse bis plan Of in
ys6on We believe The grsa,eh pelisieians among
opia;on that'sn attempt % Tahiusa ss iha,
|eesnry would Be a Deceive llrcks upon the power
and greatssfs Of Esanee. w;thla nation complete
y armed, corpnEtely uaited, cred with the fpi,;s
Of ?au;o'fm. nd esjoying The profpea Of slori
Gus victory. would the bsisifh eovsrnmen. s.Gre
/ BY shs dstrudion Of the man fp,;ns Is F.ench
madneis, TO preyent an opportunity Of eff.auaiy
rednsing the power u her promo rival Ii is true,
whatever hands the government Of France may
fall hsI power mrR be claiming to Crea. britain.
A 'encontre with two HUNDRED sheafand men 4, ea,
uun more d-frabie 70 hsr. than . Gee Louis
ence. RYsyto.y
nu,;rc the late ftfion ofecongrefs The FOL
| ,.-,;oo refoloscns we're offered fer adoption N
r. .ena,e 81 Mr.. Adams, tenator nom ssn'
! a4fe. and ION Of preGdens Adam.
I. Peio,ved that The psople Of the United State
never "a any manner delegated to ibis Sen
:. =. poves Of esvm1<s ieginAive concurrence
: .ov al Tor i~ps6ss ~. upon The inhAb'sants 9
&c -, .v;tb,us sbsir esajtns-zd. Thus BY CO..
! rho "a any aasof lesiaation for impoiin
80. anon the ;ohsbitants Of Louiflana withot
!. 49, ronfent. th;s fenate would aGume Pows
.,~,3...1 5, tie sosaiia;os ssd dasyssess 70 TOE
. vs<. # tbe Uaia1 ssa.'.
! The(e ,efalusion. were sppported BY all II: Re
c .r,l Senator'S bnt oppotsd BY the Democrat
rs "a bo.f Of their peculiar attachment 70
o. ,a.E 81 hssr,, ssd ,bs r;ght, Of man and final
i. ne ,,;yed, ., .here is majsisy Of Democrats
e ro,v,ef.. Think Of this, re who really 70
!. rh.,,,-who are attaches to the in'ereit' OF go
%. i. h.,asm and rstuBkeAsgm! Think OF this
l i. fav Who deierve your confidence ana enee'
Sartiv no, ,hofe. who, with all their pre'encss
be- ,.nubueanifm, are in favor Of making laws
,,,;ao ! par, Of the country without the ecni
= ot,b. neoose. This i was Great Britain dit
.,r With regard 10 our country but the real
,r;ots fwho ars now the fsdsrsIfsJ boldly Ops
=. ne ub.srary mealure.--Esa. Rtpy'oy
- Lotteries having OecoWe ~ SSHs' - .'s ~
~. ling account of them may not be un'ntsrcn
Father Menenrier publifhed in 700 az a
'e 20 aeolopicsl treafiie on on icste'ies the hr'
hole ~hchshe finds uosiced were thoie OF the kpl
n'sr. Saturoal;a The matter Of the hoofe dt'ibr
- by 4 fort Of chance tickets among his gu
each of which entitled The bearer 10 tcms
!. =. or fweet meat, or ornament. This lottery
he called p;,sscia, the p.ize npepbsss'a names
ars indie ate that the cuaom cau;e from Greece.
y. during the games he celebrated tor the etc
of The empire, gave away lottery tickets 'or
~. which produ, ed at the. drawing asnoh 70
.r;,v, 70 the poAeGors Heliogahalus divided h's
teries half into blsnks and half into prizes
even his blanks contained an order to the :
- for ONE trifls or other. One adventurer z
Ma a poteh Of crockery. another myr'hms
'M may one tx Aies, and another fix Daves. Gre
". Let, attributes to the republic Of GeAoa, -
-, ule of lotteries as reiource OF finance. In
s,,,s noefs lottery coufas of City numbers OF
M only Eve are drawn Every atventurer p'
any figure at his plesfure, on, one, swo' three