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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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SERMONS on various important fnbje6fs ::
~ written partly frsdry of the difficult pana
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iog twenty nine Sermons in haudome 6vo. volume Prize
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the Currents with the Latudes and Longitudes of the
principal Harbours Oh the Coat together with TIDE
TABLE.
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For sale.

THAT valuable FARM. in Parfonsfeld formerly
1 owned by the late Daniel Tatoa, Esq containing by
ei,naton two huadred and City about ninety OF
which under improvement, well watered, WIKI about
two hundred Young apple Trees en- the fame, accom-
modaed with NOV ing, psowing pafiurins and woodland,
convenient Dwelling Houle, Barn and out-houtes-
thirty tx miles from Portland and the road lead
ing from Coos to that pIaceit will be fold altogether,
or in thrte parts, as will beH fuit the purchafer
Perhaps in pleafantneis Of Gtustion it is furpafed
by any Farm in the county Ct York@-For terms apply
MIR WILLIAM BLAGO, or NICHOLAS EMERY, of
Parfonsfcld or JONATHAN HALE, of Coventry, N Ii.
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MHIL NEWS.

BOSTON, MAY al.
Official acconnt Of tbe dsaruf7ios afths United
Stafe5 tfriigate PHILADELPHIA.
BY the Maria, Capt. Calvert, arrived at PHI
lrdelphia, from Cadiz, the following letter
from commodore Prcble Eating the particulars
Of the deitra6tion Of the Philadelphia frgate
has been received. Ii is addrened to John Cav
inc, eiq. American contul at Gibraltar.
United States Fiigate Contribution,
Syraouie Harbor, Feb. 7, 1904
JoHN CAvINo, Efq.
CeyM Of the United States,
baqs the tttaGue 10 announce to you The pitaf.
ing intelligence Of The capture and deArain Of the
1rpoAine .fIgnte Of 40 gins, late the United States
J'igafe PHILADELPHIA, by the United States ketcb In
f,efld sf guns and 70 men, commanded BY Captain
Decatur oftke Enterprise, 4oho volunteered bis fr-
11feJ on the occafm-Itis to be regretted that &e
.oas fi0atsd, that aua5 impadle to have broagbt
her out.
On The night sfhe cd January, tbe brig Syeu,
capt Ste7Unrd and ketcb Intrepid of4 gun, fitted
far the p.fp3F and commanded BY capt. Decatur,
WITH feventy volunteers, from TIE /guadr0n, failed
far 7sipoH, qub orders to burn tie t;-;gafe in that
harb9w-7bey this day returned, baving executed
my o,der' ,4ueb to my /ati5tafion.
Or the night q the ioh Mt. eapi. Decatur, en-
tered THE he,ber Of 7ripoi, qoitb The Seteb, laid
her alang hde TIE fIgate, and in gaAlam and off,
fer-lke manner, boarded and carried her aguaf all
cbp9Ftion. after gaining complete ba1agon, he pro-
f1eded to rsbe' with flrreG and left her in bazs,
IN qo6ieh he Continued natl e totally eon.msd.
He had none A1lSd and ouly one qvouaqsd. TIE FRI
t0hfans had be7qveen 70 and 80 men killed on the
DECK Cns large 6oat had ma 1e tbeir s/cape, Eme
me" ran 6TIoqo and pe'i@fd in the flames k0 TIE
grsatea part jumped oVe,5oa,d. She qpas moored
e9e to TIE Balesier, qoifb eli ber gaas loaded and
tive q TIER e9gairS fill efmen, lay qvitbir ha muf-
KIT @af Of h7. # fire qvas tspt up on'the Keteb
TIE Baffo7eJ, Bah50qo'5 cattle and Corjairs. Not
myxst or piFa' qY25 fred BY our men. every heiag
aua5 /etthed tyhhe Foard.
1bt Syrta anrb9yfd qpifb9m tie harbour 10 eover
r5s retreat sftte Kefeb, and jtut hc~ bogts to aR
int Unfortunately they did not aryiqr in falon, as
fbT byhneg 1o0s acrembg2td, an4fbs Ksteb an he,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
Samuel Wyman,
MOROCCO SHOE M6KCp

MOROCCO SHOE. MAKER.
Elpectfuy informs his friends and the pnbl;c ,b.
a nc has taken ihoP next door Mr. iona B,,a,,',
more Maj" Street, where he intends carrying ON the bnG
"eis OF mailing Morocco, Kid and Cst.hn >lippers,
which he will warrant to be of The hen k;,d
vor which ne may receive will be gratefully acknowd,a
" for fale ~ '""''
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ENGRAVING IN GENERAL.

THE public are RESPECTFULLY Informed, that the
above buGuefs will re carried on very cxtentiyeiy
JAMES AKIN, Neudarypot.
who having completed his profeional thdes in London
under an eminent matter and nce that time reded aad
followed his protection in Philadelphia, ;0m vvbnb place
afford much iatsfaGton to thofe who may favor him with
their commands.
Or SPECIMENS may 5s E,n in biz pa1t5Eas
essieb eoN tsqv Ills abilities and particularly IN
BANK WORK, b0ving executed The bujfueji tor jfv
f'al Bamf' ia tbe oafb~n Safc' hersf3re iolet The
'tfeafi'n Of tbe Banks 10 New.England az fbeir ap
tea'' at prsIem TO exPa span. for the jemiy EITHER
6Wf.
F, Newburyport, April ~.
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Strayed

FROM the fubeiiber on Saturday Ian, brindle COW.
4 the outhdes of her horns branded with no, iron.
-Whoever will return faid Cow, or give information IS
her. 10 that ihe may be had again, n.a be handfomev
rewarded IOsFpLI OxrUH
PsytasL Msy.Ia =
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eoay out, b.tars TIE beats met her. Hadkty gone IN
osner, ii is probabe Jome sf the 7ripohta" ewE1ivs
7O0uld haze Anred Tie tate Of the J;iSae.
Yey respectfully, / am,
Dear Sir,
leu, cbsdIem fsvnnt,
EDWARD PREBLE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

WANTED IMMEDIAIrLY,
a HOUSE convenient foz middling 6zed family-
"A Apply at thi office. Nay al
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-24

The piece republished from the Au-
rora FRIDAY the Sd inst headed !. The
Secret French Police is wsll worth the
persual of every American citizen, and
ought to be published in every newspaper
in the United States, that we might be
led to guard against anation whose only
systemi Is TO deceive and conquer Who
ever willtake the pains Of reading the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-24

have chosen u entire have reslEufd
10 them without rnerve Ne care Of d.
Tending my Innocence: tits only in com
pliance with their 'esire that I wish ID
speak before the Ut, but I feel the
need efspeakins myself, both. you and
I the nation.
Unhappy circumstances produced BY
chance or prepared BY hatred. may OBJ
scufe some periods Of the life Of the most
upright man. With much address acri-
minaf may remove from him both the
suspicions and the proofs Of his crimes !:
. whole life Is always the surest testimo-
ny against, or IN favor ofthe accused. Il
is then my whole life which / oppose %
the accusers who pursue me. Ithas been
sufficiently public to be known. / win
recall some epochs Of il, and the witness
es that I shall invoke ire the French peo-
pie, and the people whom France has
conquered.
Al the commencement Of that revolu-
tion which was to found the liberty Of the
French people. I was devoted TO the stu
dy Of law. Il changed the destination
Of my life / devoted il TO arms |: Ibid
no, place myself among the soldiers Of H.
berty from ambition--1 embraced the
military life from respect for'the laws Of
the nation became warrior, because
! was . citizen. ses
supported this character under .the
colors-I have always prrseryedit. The
more / loved liberty, the more l submit
ted to discipline. - ..sz5z= =
advanced very rapidly. but always
from grade to grade, without overlap
ing any--always serving my country, ne
yer Gathering the committees. Arrived
al the chief command when victory caus.
ed US to advance into the middle Of hos
tile nations, I did not less apply myself
to make the character Of the French Peo-
pie respected, than to make their armies
dreaded. The war under my orders was
4 seourge only inthe fields Of battle. f.
ven from the midst Of their ravaged
plains, more than once have nations and
hostile powers rendered me this testimo-
NY. This conduct / believed IS proper
eas cur victories, 70 make eonquests to
France. - 3. Wy 81 ..s 70.
AT the time when even contrary max
inns appeared TO prevail in the commit-
tees Of government. this conduct did not
excite against me either calumny orper-
secution. No cloud ever arose to tar
nish the military glory which had ac-
quired, ill thattoo famous day-the 18th
Frnctidor those who. with too much
rapidly extolled that day, reProached
me with being too slow to denoanee .
man, IN whom ! could see only brother
in arms, even at the moment when the
evidence ottasts and OF proofs convinced
me that he was accused BY truth. and NOT
by unjust suspicious. The DIRECTORY,
who alone knew the circumstances OF my
conduct sufficiently to judge oil, It corr
rectly, and who, every one knows, could
49, ~ d;ennsed IN inflpe me with In(fuls
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30 you, surpass both. Apprehend, there
fore, nothing for general Mofeau's life.
By the very constitution which he In
tended 10 overtdrn, the chief magistrate
possesses the power to pardon; and !
psomise 9Su thar il shah be employed in
this affair. Do not, however, By any.
iIl-advised indiscretion Of yourself and
Of your friends, aggrayate the enormityi
ofyour husbands guilt, They alone can
shnt The door ofmstcy forsver, and bring
general MORGAN 70 the scaffeld.
ISalnte you cordially.
JOSEPHINE B0NAPARTE.
- ~ 49, sa5 m IL
Madame jMoreau 70 Madame Bon1barfe.
Z Gfeshois, March ~, 1904.
lladams,
cannot Be called indiscreet il saying,
thatyour assertion that declares my hus-
band guilty, 10 Iash, ungenerous and
cruel do noe wish to enter into dis
sussion unbecoming myself and my hus-t
band, sphs Il fhr cg;minais hewho, dis
interested and without stain, has served
his eoEnfvy, or he who served France,
only 20 become the tyrant over French
men; He WHOSE victories paci6ed Eu-
rope or the foreigner who made those
victories subseryicnt to organise his ops
pfessions over France and an nations !:
ne, VINO ~ tne most eoIruP.sa country
dared g % honest. and mad &c courage
ous mousssy @ c0nionnd ninsen Y tne7
erouu afisr pe nsd res,gned inc supreme
7 coumanu ! g &c, wno oWss eveIy -
.ow. y. au.noll.y = soMs 49, 49,
sI,ns. alu nas lnereioIs nc l' o.hsI el,oaee
sIk Dut 1etWsen power snu ue =
snlone g : .eano'u ~. s. - -.
Ieau appear Oelole IN 'alsl1l Juags 80
not De,o.e Pens'oneu Assssslns! - nlIn
Is s.'ed oy men Mnoss nsss ~ = PuIe
!. :. !. NJ 5own, anu no. y Pslsons, ASson'
Plices e ne strociues e. genel Do1 y
Par.e, ana whose Pass eIimes I've :ol
tne sssenI .osu.snee 10 .se
you, mat Jus.lsss y Pao.ounc,ng ~ No
noraple acquisal, w aisP,'en II orIer
ior ne e,Ies, lun manua. 9 49, - .he
rcaiiy eniPaD.s q nign treason against
Ffence-agalnst the Woria;
Jeass' madam, % moek n9manl.y ana
e insuit my feelings. ~ taxing g your
husbands eismeney and mercy IRA
cions God haw canst thou sniier, WITH
oqf nnisting ena:nsemenf, tns Proiana-
nonol tness WORDS ne eiemency, me
mes 9, ~ sI.sI7 man, 80 ssen -
M youul, nsa tas leIo 81 - 'nulIois
the streets and squares OF loulon and Ia
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GENERAL MoREAU's sREEcH,
Rstsrt lhs csars riMisai Justice.

GEsTLEnEn.-fn presenting myself
hefofe Won, ! ask 70 Sc heard for mo-
nens NY confidence il The eounael ]
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previous for Pensacola. The late Pre-
feet, Mr.. L'Anssat, was on the eve of
departing observation-disclosures unknown.
He waste sail in the brig Natchez, some
said for Gaudaloupe, others for Charles
ton. He took formal leave of the A.
merican commissioners on the 18th, and
was received at the government house
with great respect and ceremony: The
American inhabitants intended giving a
sumptuous% entertainment to the commls.
sioners, previous to the departure OF
General Wilkinson. r.
~ 1t appears that some uneasiness was
excited at New-Orleans by the appear
ance there Of the letter from Governor
Claiborne to the president ofthe United
States, which was published in the pa
pers of the United States. 1t will be
recollected that this letter spoke in very
unhandsome and contemptuous terms Of
the merchants, planters, and others of
that country. Some Frenchmen, who
conceived themselves illuminated by the
Governor, have manifested unusual irri-
tation; inaammatory publications have
been the consequence, inviting the M
habitants to resist the government of the
United States. The Governs has de-
clared the letter to be mutilated extract
from the genuine letter, and on the 18th
the public feeling seemed to be subsi-
ding. .,.:-
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are to be obtained, orwhether the q Lard
High admiral" supposss that there exc
lists a sympathetic dread of FIRE arms q.
mong the whole democratic sect. We
cannot say. Certain tits, however, from
whatever cause, that the commissioner Of
our naval officers have been permitted,
almost without exception, to remain in
those hands in which they were placed
BY Washington and Adams. The late
honorable achievement ofyoung Lieut..
Decatur in the Mediterranean. must ex-
cite emotions ofexultation in every one
capable offeeling an interest in the glory
ofhis country. As federalists, we have
Alright to exult, that the brave eaptor Of
lie Croyabie, though he himself has re-
tired from the navy, has left a son who
thus early promises to do honour to his
father, his friends, and his country.
~. S. G0z.l
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TIE ORACLE CONSULTED.

What's Frenchman ?-Slavery's fool,
What's a Bri.on s-Freedom's tool, ~
Form'd to curb despotic rule .-
Fit with any foe to cope. e
What's the Frenchmans's view hiv0- /
II he End a fair occasion. -,
What's the Briton's Full persu aston
That HEN klast the ErenehHaan's hope. .
What's the Frenehman's pleasure -
Plumber. .---.s.-.-----. r. -
What's the Briton's NAVAL THUNDER,
That shall make the Frenchman wonder,
Ifhe dare insult our strand.
What's the end ITO Frenchmen, mad
ness, /. r~s, -, T. - -
Disappointment, shame aud sadness; -.
But to Britons-giory, gladness,
Safety in their native land. -
y 5s =: " London Paper.
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Extract Of a letter fran, a gentleman Of
great respertabitity IN Landau, to his
friend IN PHILADELPHIA.
~ am truly happy to hear Of the grow
ing prosperity of your continent. With
resPectto our island, it was never in my
recollection SO easy and happy; andwish-
ing for nothing so much as the attempt
of invasion to be realised. But what
can an invading army effect, without
covering feet. The French dare not
shew single beat out of the reach Of
their batteries, whilst they ridiculously
raPour and threaten, and which must be
contemplated with contempt by all natl
ons. We have blocked every seaport
their navy is ruined, and what they have
eapnot be manned. They have NO other
trade but war, no wealth blu. FROM plum
der, whilst the head Of the empire is a
tyrant and usurper, and his fortune sus-
pended by mere thread. He can make
no impression on England, where every
man is united but he NAV find il hard
toqu:etths restless aud variable minds Of
an army ready to attack 4 foe, or plumber
afriend-to pull down, as well as to Gle.
waite a leader" ~. - - ..-s.f. &
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place of concealment, than he rushed
forward and shot them both through the
head. But what was his surprizs
after this desperate act to 6nd the suPpos-
ed youth whom he had murdered. az a
rival was his own sister. He drew his
sword and stabbed himself to the heart,
as punishment for his Jealousy and his.
crime. In his pocket was found let
ter addressed to his sister, thanking her
for her information, and >bequeathing
her all his property. Tauverpay was ~
years of age, Miss Tauvernay 81, and
MedemoiseHe de 1Vernois 49,. )
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80 '-..
ENorhernpdb.

Il is fortunate for our country that Fe-
deralists have hitherto been permitted to
hold commissions in the, navy, though
they have been, almost to man, thrust
OUT Of every civil employment under the
government. Whether the democrats
are less greedy of those Offices in which
powder and ball are concerned, than Of
those by which money and consequence
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01

Morgan Lewis, Esq. is elected Co
vernon Of New-York, by majority of
5000 votes.
Caleb Strong, Esq. is reelected CO.
vernon of Massachusetts,, BY majority
Of 5000 votes. H. :
Jonathan Trumbull, Esq. is re-elect-
ed Governor of Connecticut, by ma
jority Of upwards of 4, 900 votes.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01
ALEXANDRIA,, May 2.

L The Secretary Of the Navy has issued
torders to the officers at New York, Phil
adelphia, and Baltimore, to close their
recruiting rendezvous, and to repair,
without delay, to their respective ships.
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OFFICIAL.

OFTINIHI4s
As testimonial of the Presidents
high opinion Of the gallant conduct of
Lieutenant DECATUR, in taking and
destroying the frigate PHILADELPHIA a
commission to him as Captain of the Ma
Wy has been duly issued, and win with.
out delay be transmitted to Commodore
Preble, toSbe presented to him. -.
,- Nat. Int.
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Extract Of a letter from Commodore Pre-
bic to the Secretary o the Navy, dated
on beard fhe Constitution, Syracuse
harbour, Fe6ruary19 1904.
Feb. 12th.-I received about 90 NAL
tese sailors and pilots from-th island of
Malta which, BY permission of the Co
vernon, 1ordered to be shipped there
These men shall want to distribute a.
mong our sailors in latteen boats, as they
are accustomed to them. -
19th.-A prize to the Nautilus has
this moment arrived, captured to the
east Of Tripoh. She is a brig from Mai
ia under English colours, bound to Tri-
poll, loaded with hemp and spars, rea-
dy made sails, bale goods, and building
atone, and has 9 Tripolines on board.
Extract q ia letter to the Secretary ofthe
Macy from the commanding officer ofa
~~<Detachment Of marines sent hence to
Nesr-OrIesns, dated Hduannah, AbyiI
IS, 1904. .. -~-
Having but three days water on board
it was deemed expedient to put in here
for an additional supply. The governor
has manifested towards US the most
friendly dispositions ard has afforded us
every accommodation in obtaining the
requisite supplies. have great plea-
sure in informing you that the governor
has lately passed a decree prohibiting the
French privateersfr from bringing Ameri-
can prizes into any of the ports of Cuba.
Mr.. Gibbs who arrived, in the brig
Susannah, from Turks Island, was in
formed by captain from Cape Fran
co.'s, that on or about the goth Of April,
every Frenehman, woman and child, to
be found in that place had been put to
death-during which time no Americans
had ventured to open their stores, for
the purpose Of doing any kind ofbusiness,
but as the Mountain troops marched out
!, on the morning of his quitting the Cape
(the aoth Of April directly after it was
supposed they would commence busi.
ness.=All kinds OF American produce
extremely high aud in great demand
Plumber of every description to be pur-
chased, for loodth part Of its value.
<.------------------ " I. Paper.
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SONG.

Through the festive circle gay. =,
You see me move in frolic measure,
Marx on9ny cheek, in purple play,
The bloom Of youth & smile otpleasure
All! think no. am free from care,
But think how hard il is to cover :.
With smiles the anguish Of despair,
And pity an unhappy lover. - {,
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- The sioes and falkss psseesd from q
mans incapacitg Of eniertaiGag hiSse!s
and nc are generally fools IN company
oscauss 1Ue adFe net be sciss cE7sae.
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FROM tbs PORT FOR 70. 4,

With me: the rosy goblet share, +,
With me enjoy the youthful hours, 81
With me earess the frolic fair, 81
With me compose the wreath Of lowers
Now drive with me dun thoughts away,
With me defiance bid so sorrow =
BE merry thou with me to-day,
And I'll be wise with thee tomorrow.
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MARTLMSBURG, June /.

7 . . . 80
Died, on the Goth ukt. Mr.. WILLIAM
t ,0RRICK, Of this County. :-...-