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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14

From WatZixtsS, DEC aS
"L.etters from New Orleans, Fate, that on the
so h Nov. aoo Americans. rsiidins IN New Orle-
aas. under ,he command Of Nj. CLARKE, (whotn
they chof. their captain; took pafe Of the fors>
a. that place for L'Aus.Ar, tie French Prefea.
The having no other troop, q eomraand.) There
vas no oppotitien on the part Of Spain. A dead
J iience pe.v~dsd she s;y and no. e., Of = .;.'
IA RspsbGqw" vas heard. 1t is faid shst pofr0ieo
wa. to BE- delivered over 10 .. by the fseieA, On
4s.sl,, !, 1904.
/" Very littls public Uhi;uef; has been done. e.
pecially fioce he eommeacssens Of the holidayr
The democrats 1t The beg nniug Of che ieflion de-
rlared that Ccngrs1 would rife By Chri6mas.; II
is now undsraood that the felion viii continue
s'Il March. tho DO cot Zee what ihoald employ
conefefs month. 49,. ),
g Some time has seen loa upon lie SALARY bill.
1t originated in the Houfe. The Senate added
cev,aia Is amendments, ;; among which was one
rating the falary Of the fcAm4Aes General from
seoc 10 1000 dollars, aud thar Of his ,A1iRane
from l7oo TO 1900 dollars i. The Hooie had idf
obvious pa poies. inferred the words . - eGah
l,thed By TIE vi Of s7oo." After the Sepsse had
RATED fome Of the falaries shove whas they ever
Rood before, evea BY temporary gsant, Ahefe
words did not read quite 70 yell N the place
where they Rood, and their poGtioN was changed
70 as to com. in Immediately before thofe ialaries
. shsh were RATED. When the bill came back
to the Houfe, he H5ule nouconeurred the amend
ynerts OF the Senase. Whereupon the Senate re-
queaed con!e,fence. But the ccnferreesy could
not agree. The Senate thea voted to adhere to
their amendment inRsAd Of waiting for propoE
lions at accommodation from the Houle, As has
been ufual. The Houfe ALTO agreed to adhere "a
their nooeoneurrence fu.thas after all this, the
bill 10 lea. and i she officers named in the bill
have any fslarss the bin ss.aa commence De N sv.-
How the TWO branches will age. is not to Be pre-.
ditsed.. Th;s.is 6ne commentary dpon the &c.
snocratic d5etrine Of lov falaries p
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14

no Peroa Dali appear to dfchasee fsid taxss and
al neveary intervening oh arses on or before Monday
the fh day Of March nexs Il ten Of the clock in the
forenoen the dwelling houfe Of Capt John Merrill.
10 faid townfe much Of the faid Lots Of Land As will
be fueieus 10 fchafse the fae will and there he
iS'd u public asiea % the hishe bidder according
law. .-s,-
e Joieph Fernald, Cels7or.
-0ne4 Fslee4 Dsnrw1ev sH, 8o,r~sr $50 ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14
Far n1NcREss..

"A BILL vas received from, the Seoate direaidR
he Eale Of he General Green figase and fsr MAX.
iny "a sddasoa 70 the Navy which was tsksa up
u Commune tos tne whole. ar ~! ,.ssj;
u. r. -.t,s moved ~ sddlfisaaE ie6ions allowing
provided they are not enbloted an hoard sperv hsna
men. or usberwife enc acei n ir..f.;es, sher ~
f,r.i .ra;r, - A-ss.SrA -. Z; go -
~ 49, ~ u"
I M'. nscou ~ OfeSe1< Woveo to'1n cot
tine ieesv'nof winch authorized the au1uenSatoa Of
the armed veiels, and appropriated soooo do1iafs
therefor =.
,., -
Two oeyfsss fufne0el AZ fhek' hs~e 49,, 80.
yntted 70 Concord ;a;l. II -. rerrr,.A ~, ~
rs th~,, = al c,rf.d.d 80. ..-.'sr-S:
- c..-s.-r ~. - a." ~ SsS 3, - .'s
Ss'''''~'' " Aoso" sSecA wuaen - ussoea
geo. 1900
..--.
IN. T,..:1.,n-.. ef NJ A. .r.r =. - - o.
- ysr.I-. E.-i~n .A'es ~sssos
e "su"sau.y -" ap". We nqs os'nE aoqocguD
q pptn aonles, the msubefs adjourned 3 meet .
gain the nest day.
G.
,vie,,, ~. -,
%. ~ASHANCIoNs JAN. 2. =
!y'S Nsss nfsmaiion y received from New,
- the i3sh sismo, hy the wall Of aA
sn'ns' rom fnien y appears that oar ysmmGseaess md
troops nAd ps arrives AZ thai place. i dos NOT appear
s ney vac savtnesds no letters having been reeeiv
81 ron S's'oorne or General Wlknfop but e
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14
Houie; to Let.

A Large and commodious Dwelling
Honfe, IN Middle-nfeet, Portland, few doors can
Ct the Rev. Mr. Ke'sogss meeting -hoa.e PofFe hon
may Be had on the FRA day of February Inquire
of Aa WILLIAM TYING.
Gsrsa., Jassa.y, 1894.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14

10 ~. fls- - 7 ~ '
:, The Lcs;Gasuss Of AiaG4chufetes, met Boa,
on Wednesday lat ]; .bus shye not being a)qsegu
81 both houles, the m<mbets adjouraed % ness
gain tbe nest day.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14

!. Tvo perfas,, fafpeael of theif, hss
mitted 70 Concord jail. q l. - rppsssl
It them had confeGed being concerned
~ of Sumner, on BoAon Neck wAie
ded.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-08
pubic Sale.

20 Morrow Afternoon, at half pslt
four o'clock, viii be fold on Col. Ramlay' "a
sharf,
Thirty hhds. MolaRes and ss ca(ks
ofRise, on a Credit Of 60 lays.
Twenty barrels Brown Sugar, for
Cath and
Twenty boxes of Sugar, at so days,
entitled TO drawback.
Philip 6. Marfelsr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-08
MAYORS OFFICE,

Aogut'6 8, 1904.
some Of the pfoprietors Of the ground in the
fquare comprehended between St. Afaph, King,
Pit and Cameron freets, having neglected 20 fill
up the Zane, agr.eably to an order of the Com
mon Couacil paled the 4th day of April latf, the
Superintendent of Police is hereby required to
have .har duty performed, at the expencs OF the
Corporation, ara afterwards proceed TO recover
she amount thereof from ,he defaulters REFLECTIVE
", in the maEner prsfcfibed for tne recovery of
other pabIie claims.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-08
DANIEL M'DOUGALI.

Will commence the buaneis of SAIL MAX.
ING 10 the Loft over the fore of MIR. Thomas
Irwin, at she corner of kiog and Union tree is,
on o, before TIC aosh of AagnR nest,
July "a, eo7t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-08

O. Printing IN all its various
branches executed at this Office
with neatneis. accuracy, and dif-
Patsh,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

TO THE ELECTORS OF LINCOLN DISTRICT
sELLOW-LI7yzENS
UNTIL within few weeks the fedora, republican, had
BIZ. little don5 of the reelection Of Colonel SAMUEL
THATCHER, As meubvr OF Cougres at the approach
iny election; bee believed that nothing but the
common influence OF democracy would be employed op
pole the good iere Of the people Bat, fellow citizens,
": have nov cale OF aarn,: dangerous plot is
farmcd yoar lbsrcs powerful combination thres-
ans rcv.u,ioize Li.coln plan which sincs 40 APP
pearance as forndale dig and wicked -Four
n,en only t.e hsaAo this nfpracy Orc Of them
Itucted bath-another III Woowich-- and two Wifi
eaile threaten compel yow by abioute force icrve
their pupoies Of political ambition aud revenge their po-
htieal disappointment ihe!e being among directors
in TIE bank ard 'nu-sncc Company at Wcafe and be-
ing largely intereed in the commercial connections Etey
forus in Boon have made apubic declaration the
ing Of n.any Respectable S.s<eua thAi they Will
" employ oil the power aud iniusnre which their htua-
lions and property in thsis corporations will give them. bat
that they will make the whole property Of the stockholders
fubfrrviens to the. political views This actually gives
them power which may poibIy enable them command
majority Of the Lincoln daiyitt aneis you re-
fove be independent and defend yourrlres agan tho
hold and wicked attempt, thus abuie fueh influence and
iasut yolr rights
Even ,els men have publicly decls tina. Judge ee.l i.
totally unfit Candidate for Congrci, being qualified
IN point Of rs!peetAblity, talents political h0neflv-
and that he would dyrace the Dtrei if chofen hefe
expreIious and Others OF like hnd have been openly
made, ard may be found M writing, by LEAH
Of thec apoate, from federation. YET the urprize even
ct the democrats, and the aonment OF all good
nep thefc peions forward aud declare they will
pport with all their power and influence the election of
Oh shard Cook, Efga whom they themieves dspiie
as man of talents. aud whom they dete void
Of good principles common integrity SurpriGnc
This may feem three Of them have puoiicIy
many gentlemen Of unqreienable vcracy ready
attea itIhe. further add however that they do not
uppor Judge Cook beeaue they like the man. but only
effect a change preent in order make for ione
other candaae%ho this other many OF YOU beGdes
the inhabitants of Bath, eally determine.
When degrses h,sie to the mo depicable of all
eannei to further his ambitious views, il TO be hoped
that the people will dephe him they ought, snd iura,e
tbs views Of political aneann.i, and hyposrt,al apoacy
LINCOLN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

vah aud de;uded multitude, even tie .csot ron
srxyntion of lfta.l, thronging around Korah, H.
ten,ing % his harangu-,, and grecdlly drinking
the cmpof,ning ARTERY OF his tongue.
Korah was the PARROT OF the day, the idol OF
the populace.-- he camp AMI the adjacent
Wide neis refounded with ihouts for Korah.-
In the mean time iealouit and rage
apainis Notes were enkindled IN the public
mind He was deemed all ullrpcr, an ensrof
Ger of power an aritocrat, nionatchlft an
energy 10 the equal rights of the people and,
but for an al onill,ine miracle, whereby the HE
of Notes was prefe.vcd the dcluded multitude,
in their infuriate rage, might probably have iPil-
led the biood OF that venerable Patriot, and
might have carried about in triumph the d'ftrv.
csea and n;augled parts of his body on pixies.
Ktaook1sEatay1.J.
Nsatsyf, Oh o, ,3oq.- ne progress OF COZ
rect principles in New England, appears now to
command the atten ION of the real patriots OF
cor country, and to inf,rc them with hope
that the reign OF delufron has paslrd its grand
cfimaeterc = II is fact NOT lets pieaiing to tne
Federal Republicans, than mortlsyii'g to the de-
mocrats and Virginia facilities, that a more cor
rect mode of reatoning and acting, has pervS-
dcd the Aaitern o,ates within rev months,
than for tomc comfortable t..le p1st II I've fg;-
norans and dciuded part OF the community nif
lately have, without time for rejection, been
hurried down the hrean Of popular Glamour,
under the direction Of af,ful, anprirfcipcd and
ambitious demisosucs. until they have awoke
with holror to oehold their danger and to asoid
she 4u,ckiands of deilru6tion ihoie who
have preached liberty an equality tor tfrr god
of the people they 70 aeayy iOsa-thoie who
have pretended co be astuated by dyA"fs's"fd
6.nsuHenl< ana mcssrepfiar patrictisn'-thoie
who hay. pulled the wiidon!-the masnauimr-
ty-the ,eagaoa --tne learnipg- the f's'agf ana
the e1m7esy Of hoh,as yeHereon, have, at length
loft much OF their influence. The ven OF de-
nocracY has been rent in twain by the all pow
erfui force OF truth, and the good tenie OF the
people has at lsngsh affirmed that erect a.t'tndc'
which, is calculated TO inPreis thu mind with the
importance OF rayonai liberty.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
FOR THE GAZETTE.

|
mk. J sHs. - >.
If is remarkable that the Importers Of
Mr.. Lslts lsould pour fourth iach flood of
teurility on the Rsv. M'. Feis6e'd, becaufe he.
tfasors The political vie Tvs OF his I'm in law
/ he modefty Of federalfn, would perhaps iamc.
times prevent the relations OF 4 candidate from
taking very active part in his favor = yet nany
chooie TO do otkerwiie, i: cannot be thought
criminal.-If the exeItions of relatives, are TO be
oonlidered unbceoming, the ispPorters of Cuts
NIould be The lat to ccn!are it, tor it is
|! we'll known, that more than three fourtlls Of
! the Newlyapef faubs, which appear in his fa-
voT, are the productions Of his b,orhev in-L-o,
and that the other connections Of the family have
taken many meafures which few relations to
| other candidates world ever be found purifying.
/! We are very far from recommending the psiaief
of Mir. Fairfield but we think that democracy
ihews its trne fpris, in the adherents TO the
I" Great Family" in that they condemn perions
for doing what thsmfl,es everyday practice;
and thst theie knowing democrats appear with
an III grace 10 defanle the man whom they
few years fnce recommended 70 highly, and iup-
ported by all the fomatas niek5 TO which they are
accuto;ned, aeainIt the hon. George hatcher,
and all merely becaufe he thinks tile diitriQ
may be as vel repreGnted bT fome o:her OLD
waMAs tsH DEMOCRAT, as by Richard Cults
1t is an Old laying thai g when rognes qnar1
Eel honet men obtain their right" aud i, Is nor
impoilrole bu. this may be verified at the nexte-
leesion. The democrats have diiagreed among
themfe!ves, bccaufe they cannot all have offices
and they have in confequence aecufcd eash-oth-
or aud have probably dru4ged facts but if
what they FAY Of ther,ielses be falle, and both
parties bafe caumnia,ors Of each other, we cam
no think much better of them, in one cafe than
the other. If people will but look and think
for themfeIves; they wife now WHAT democra-
cy would bring upon them, and what kind Of
creatures the profsHors Of Il arc They viii fec
that theie preachers OF LEFTY AND toeALl-
Ty, are in fatt nothing more nor lefs than or
tIcE S r,zEgs. who wifi TO put the world II
confuIion liz hopes of asrantizing themfeves,
and friends. II becomes all th- good citizens
Of this county, to endsavoer to check fuch
.icked dehgns as are on foot, and we hops
that they viii by giving tlieir votes for
MIR. JOSEPH LELAND, Of Ptfp<r'faS'roggb.
Les it b known, that the man cnly fhall have
AZ Office who has meritct ri.
-1rxaasA, on. Is, Boa. MANY. !,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
CUMBERLAND DISTRICT.
roR TIE GAZETTE

rcR THE GAZETTE
AMONG the Arange things Of the day, are
the iaoobin nolpnations for Representative to
Congrcls, from Cumte,Idna D;q,it7. Col Pax
SONS is undoubtedly an upright, regular, and
hofpnablc man, ana good nsen,ber ct iociety -
bur does il follow, that he is qualified for Ic.
alla,or 1t is teiiesed his bris !rfends will not,
San not, pretend that he 3 70 do us any lei.
vice III the national ccuncisy 4 man mutt have
lone orher republics than .hss gentleman can
boat of.--but what will thc people fay to The
noninatiS n Of the other jacobn candidate, VIZ
has been publicly named, by a party who whE
make Mte OF any man, or any means. however
hafe, to ferve their purpofes Is it poihble that
they can eriouAy propofe "sbe Han Wms Kid.
!g~y, s4." for member Of Consre(; Yetfuch
us the tact ! And this man, after having once
been propelled after riding about. himfcE, and
in perton loliciting votes, after being indgnant-
I ~ rejected by the people, is now unb'uih'hgly
bro't forward as a candidate TO repsefeat US IN
The Congrefs Of the Union !.....Citizens OF
Cumberland will not iniut your under-
ltandinss by dwelling on This fecond insut yos
have received from this man and hrs fup?orsers.
You know Is character, and knowing II, will
not fnatI him to degrade you in the eyes even
Of youifeIves.
What houid be the recommendations Of =
member OF Congrefs Should he be ignorant
of your intereRs Should he be deitHute @
principle honor of honeity! Should ne
be one who came vagabond among you, WIN.
Out kaowng Of what nation, tongue or kindfeas
Should he be one who HI. deprcied the wsas'
and ground the face OF the poor, TO acquire
lstie eoniequencc by properly! Should nc Dc
one whole acts are 70 fufpcious as to eauie HIM
I" be arraiened before tribunal of juitice as
fwindlsr !--Citizens, ponder for a moment op
the fubjcet -.oniuit your confciences-a'id 'es
your votes on MONDAY Next. determWc.
JUSTICE.
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RAMRODy
Enential 1'ineture of Gridiron !;
OTHERWISE CALLED
NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.

Or. Simeon Rsmroa, by Erusinou., and chemical
aaazaton If Vegetable ubsnecs hasrceently difco,er
cd that Gridrons ain fub, nvis- rating Aaa lynn.
pathetically allied the mgst fluid sf the
human body which, being lifuliy extracted and prop
ery prepared, becomes fpecifc, mild ans nfaible
edv f,r alnon every complaint Of mind aud body, 70
which hum sas bee fuhjcet ince The food. II
Il found ALTO to have powerful esGa che brute crea
tion. and various inannase fubaancss; to relief
gainn aeeid be wonderful quicxene Of the cir
lat ons and to give renovated hrereth 20 all mucuiar
eyertions from which is f0usd ufu to pstlons tray
cling ~ Tea by Iend and thofe ezroed exrA
ordinary dangers.
TO announce the infianess III which RsxsoSs Tive
Gs,p'sos has proved ber ehcial, woo lie hui
io'give detail Of all the diieafes which men,
End children fuhject The following are bu. few
houfand AID ypr0Aof certifcate,, which have
been, may be procured terimony osits ehdesey
The fublcrer has lsns been af5etsd with the tooth
ac degree that Eearly all his teeth had bt ca
drawn our and by unlaa fentenee he ALTO unforta
n,tesy had both III. ears OF On applying 'iu Of
che yss Of his he adj his teeth se!ore!
and hi. head ,a1any fpp;ied with as ane Pair u
ears a. he could boall Of the day lie was hosn
John EARWIC
Not long Gnee, riding on the highway my kors tu"''
Died and fel and 70 famed himie as to DC Unable 10
proceed fAay1of phal Of tho 7rf'srs G,6'ssn the
ne;shborhood and fudden found myislf at the end vt
my journey, without further sreUoe.
Some time ago my houfc was very much nfeltd with
rats ani one dav, while Get brood.hg my msfor
swnes a large number OF them uddeny. came upon me
aud ate me up Iinnanty took fo,ne OF the Aincurc
Ordiron aud found mytef At CAFE, and have never
been eaten frAce.
Iwa, not long nee. uhjete to Extreme fatigue from,
dancing or other e,creie. tooka quantity 1inctare of
ridircn and have been dancing 6nec, without the
lcaA Inconvenience.
SAMUEL RIcADOoN
R;d;Ss the other day. Accidentally fell into ditch
and broke nv ess. my arml snd Eny nick On taking
little 81 7he TiaSaaie Of Cridiron inlany recovered
aud have never been ditch Gnce, felt ds6re
30 approsth ont
WalEi~s mt lorg Once, the machinery Of mill
] was c.ulht and carried bssween cog whces and
every boac in my body broke to pieces phh OF
A4msods Tipt4ure OF Gri3roa being throNs into rhc
nipcnd tfosnd mye reitorvd ani ~ ~hole add found
MRruseh.
-Cridifons taken in their natural fsse and par
t.u 4riy taken ~ho by 1filfu chcmnts desnsd ex
1remciy dangerous bas the recent dcevery Ut nude
c&evasuG the tneawre from lhena, places them in the
61-nk q valuable plants
s Bssv IRE Of Cssshyjsas
xssh bottle l. Popped with g'mbles, and faed with
rfapss berries, ANA labelled I" RamrodA Failure OF
sidirsu Tsbs fold fosy) by the fuhlcrb<r, ia Fr.is
pan Aley, ashs hya Of the Seskctsse who always IN
s. RAMRoD.
Nj. Cses~~J w N~f f~sS Nyf~s' Ca. #
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Cifetio,fsrii9.
.................

Although Ahe moa.aasse, and INV arrsnt abis
oppcGtien i, making by the jacohins- to the cor
rect principles and fieady HABITS OF Maine, We
have arqpg ai,,arances from daferens quarters
that the following gentlemen viii Be generally
fupported as Members for the nexr Congress:
500 .1-.ss-.~. <.rTebes gsnrica, ~. g: = r
BENJAMIN A'f1liNELIy rs.
- Lincoln Ditrie,.
Ron. SAMUEL 1H.57CHER.
Cumberland Diityicf,
lYon. PELiG W-9DrurOKIH.
York Ditzefy
s Cart. JOSEPH LELAND.
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YORK ELECTION.
FOR THE GAZETTE

MR.. JENKs
THE supporter. of Daniel Cleaves, as candidate 70,
Congrcis are circulating this county, Pamphlet, gned
Wv Parton Fairfield and about fifty other thoroushgong
euve Patriots and OF the Importers OF Mar Cuts ha
.,krey declared in Portlmouth paper, that the above
mentioned pamphlet edt,airt pull Mr.. Cults down
knowng that aiierou be ~ and the lie is circulated
with zeal and aiiuty, thro the interior towns Such
fcandaous apehon of the Ssai eba,s, in this county
,r.6 net and Ga not 90 friends Of Mr.
Cuts NAV bate and backguard ME- Cleaves if b think
prope.ss not a., concern but wAsc charged with
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Mr.. jerks,

Mr.. jerks, ~
In deipite of the fecrct emiaarirs, and shs
numerous jacobin papers circulated. gratis thre
''lie country, am happy to allure you thai ou
,preient representative to oongreis, the IS
Hon. PELEG w ADSWOR III, 3.
viii receive his uiual fupport iii this town. al!e
hole in the vicinity from which have hearui
md ltrut our brethren in Portland NH a :.
s'th their aceuitomed independence and comm
ency in aiding his reeleetion.-lt it a poor piaee
CHI .nge an Old iervant, without being lure o.
a better one and as no One has yet been n :.
ned, who is any way equal to HIM, I truths
rec voters will not deiert their old friend.
Nsrsbys,.sssS, 0t7.2s. A COUNTRY SofsN|'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

.ssndosins f,;s;ek and defending (s and rsA.s.
At, and more Especially with forming se.rzAp win
ne to auer democratic purpoies, It's time TO lend the
n back to the place whence it came
County g7vL ftEM rIO1NA1ASL
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
ADVERTISEMENT ExrRA A..

TIE jol9ssuies <xq1jhte JatYe. on sbe 5om53Aa i,k
e rrssmnseadi.s Patent medicines. e 100 yool ibiax
10 let peif-evrs fbe read ng Ell may sive fame re-
Asfto be/s efEdsd sra6 tbs gess. IN. Y. paper.
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pi'trlhnr.
LONDON ARTICLES.

Ze!l, dnapprovng fome free converfarion OF
the countefs de kanzaw, wrote her word, f" that
he would have her fggged at the four corners Of
the market place" Martial Bernadotte, in
polite letter, informed the lady, that the writer
world be puniihed.
The f,dden elevation Of Bonararte brings to
recolle6tio.: the yeries Of the Romai, poet as
trauhascd by C,aeb.--
Some they forsivt, and every sge relates
That sy,sl cr,n,ss have pol fates
That Ems alike, unlike rewards have foguj,
And whit this Williams I.eg'd, ano,hcrs ossos'J
An experienced farmer advifes TIC proprie.
r;'of orchardsto feed bnlocks in them dur
ing the winter, which will cauic / more abu,,-
dant lhppiy Of cider in the enluiI,s year, than
can BE produced by any other method. This
pr.cNsice has now become general in ,he lower
parts Of Sone1ict aud Devon. -
A <ircumftance Of rather Gngular nature
Occurred >, Cheltepham lait week. Young
woman, native Of that town, was cburebrd !;
fer child three weeks old, ehsjdened hetlelf
marrird and the three ccrcmoniv5 performed
all within the fame hour.
LoSnon, sErr. 8.
A letter from Rouen, of the 9th ult. men,
the following knocking accident "A harven
man was reaping the wheat in the neighbour.
hood, accompanied by his wife, who Tucked
young child when working The laid The child
down upon fome wheat The huband, tired
Of hearing the continual cries Of the child, re-
reatedly told his wife to take il a7 znd fee! it,
On going towards the child. what was her ter
ror 10 oblerying ferpent entering the month Of
the innocent babe She attempted to draw it
our, but it was too late, the child was already
choaked. Al the cries of the mother the faith
er joined her, overwhelmed her with reproachcs,
and, in the anger excited in him by his patcrnal
tenderness, he truck this unfortunate woman,
with his tickle in fuch manner. tnt Gle fell
down dead upon the corpfc Of the child. The
wretched harvei man, in dipair for crime
difowned BY his heart, went Immediately TO
Kouep, and surrendered himfelf pslfonsr.
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Tie SEAAf-F.47Rfo7 UNMAsRSb--M. 4

.s1zeyss, ye,iled as monarcbif, BY Ksrab, jH'
AyAd tatriot, and q seaiyu; aGe.f~
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The fadden elevation Of Bonararte brings to
recolleetioa the yerics Of the Roman poet as
tranhascd by Lyneb.--
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Some they forsivt, and every ags relates
That s7'aI cr,mss have nrrt yssi fates;
That Ems alike, unlike rewards have fou.J,
And wh!t this Williams I.sg'd, anothcrs os.ga
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TO THE ELECTORS OF LINCOLN DISTRICT.

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