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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04
N E w 2 o r I,
HaJaT, April 4, 1905.

we'hsss received the following by the
hauds of ssntIemzn u this town, TO whom il
vas incioied IN psivaie letter from Ytsma,
Hsvie. Efq. wirh reqseh that he would hsnd
u 20 ~ tor Publication. IL psrports 20 bc the
doiugs cf convention of republican fci,iz-ns,
held at Knights Inn IN South Kinauo~n. on the
a9rh altimo. Tnosgh,wc arc certaisly afoa-
lined AZ che novciry Of shc cammanicatioe ye,
our fifuation n the Conductor Of republican
paper enforces q compliance sish th. reauctt
thar has bren made. We did indeed fupooie
thst the fosuasion cf psox Of Ssax Ofru
was, more particularly 10 republicsr Il mes. the
peculiar pserogalivc Of STATE Cssv<sfps and
that STATE CoxOesfisx had already suanged,
and performed shis ba6oefi. Without iatend-
ing 20 expreis sn opinion that fuch On arrange.
nent is obligatory. sad concisG re upon any IN
diyidual citizen. 70 As 20 preclude him from
free exefcifs OF his opinion, aud fcnfimenu; yet
~e arc At lois TO conceive how fuch nfisr clap
ss have been msnifAed can more coicn,ly op-
crate 10 promote that freedom. 1t not our
IN, to make fsyib2r animadysrGons.
Ma MsrGrs sfs ke,ee nxnbs, Of Rrts5iiear
Cifisen. f,er all fbe fe4ezf sf shs eossn of
Wst6isgfss. bsi6 at Ksiebif Inn, IN Sess5-
kmgHsv~. on F,ag, fbs ao,b ef Ms,ek.
1906.
Gen. Josrra SrssroS, Moderator. 4
Major JosrrH PsNDLRrox. Seciy.
RssoLvsD ss1simesr, Thar Tbsmm HsJ6e.
Efq. he fuppored for Lieutenant G oyernor of
shis S'sle for the enfuing year.
RefoIved. That the vacancy in N. Sera,e,
which fhall be made in conleqoeoce ot our frH
Rsfoipfion, he LETT AZ the difcre.ion OF che coan
" Of Newporr. s9 be fupplied.
Refolved. That thefe Reirlu,ions be In
ferfed in the Rhode lilaod Rep0blicso. And
our repSblican brcshses throughout the State,
arc reqseaed 70 give thea that aid, ard fupport,
which the importance Of the iobjcti 20 jufly
merits. JossPH PEsDLfTos. Ssc'Y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04

!. Ms. Pk,srsk,
III is now iUisicisrsly proclaimed ,hai Thor.
y a. HexGe, Elq. is 90 oppoie sdge Mum
.fpsd, as Lieuttnant Governor. Thoofh 4 feel
ksst ar ala csscnDaancc, yen I ao, not dilpalza
20 take . very etfiyev part 10 either iise Of tha
qoctsion, fof > lille srssssa.a t;e hsheH fcnti.
menss u ,he h.asRy, iaiegsity. and ability of
the one, prcFrs lively s;. sem tor tire urbaa-
i,y, cieiliy, ard hospi,sli'y Of rhs other. Still
canpor help lhinkioe tfat the oppof lion is in
ione mcs.prc an rnfair one. In the fsa place,
il Is attacking Judge Mawf.td ~ an uassyora.
bic momsn, FOR | an iafosmsd yhs, he Is now
condned 10 his hoole by Gckris: In tho ocyt
place. the attack has betn dsseImiard upon, at
late hour. ~i,h great prryi,us prerara,ion, asd
much privae nanceayrc. without giving ro,ice
Of il TO hin or hi, frisnds: AID ia tas next
place, reports have ciscala'ed. which upon in
qlisy turn ont 10 he grode6iefs.
II vas afei,ed at The Lsg-Tsvfya Con-
veniioo, which h,a fisred afsJ, sna then
this sSpsGfsx into exifcncc, thar Jpdge Mum
ford, az The 6nse ne vas fit esettcd. psomiied
70 rchgn to Mr.. Hoxfie after the fitft year. 1
an told thar this sfs,sion wss made II the Can-
vcn;ion BY Mr.. Hox1s himisM. OF 5y kinf-
man of biz, do GOT st pseens rccyiIetf Which
And that Il wa, sifo sHerted hat Judge Ms@-
ford hsd NOT attended tie AAcubly kneie ssf.
Con iiacc he was appointed: That 40 wss c-
csiving his fasty Of fros ksslre6 xoLsu per
snpum, and aegledipg totally fhe duties Of his
oaice. thSughs within nysclf TIA, Il rhe!s
sGcsiion, wese tree, they would. snj ought TO
bear heavily sssina him; and therotor. wa,
Determined 20 is,isfy py fcruples concerning IL.
In ,his determination difpa,ched friend in.
mcdizieiy to Newpori. 20 cnqsise OF Ia5S<
Mumfosd whc,her thefe things were 70. oasre
MeGcogcr's retara, ne told me that bp suiwcf
VISA" Be had sevey n ar, %ape faber d,rel'lr or
rdire0y. to Mr. HarGe,w w 70 azy air, ps7<s,
~adt % NJ. Hss,fr. sv /seb tss~y>. oy RTE
leaf lmSiosoe Of /seb q p,owye: AnJ moys,vsr
barb. bad vrver ereb ,ugr6 q Ergi< ,ssss< syifb
bin on f5r /sbjtS." Gould dssbf thcSt AZ,
fsrsnccs from (uch msn a. Ms. Msmford
think no one ~ho has > jsa kno~ledge OF hs
chasaAer w;ll or can doobt them. s
NY faith IN the osher sd.r,ipn vas foon
done a~ay, FOR the very mex, man that ] net
vho Is q Reprtstnts,ise in the General Alien
oily. add who attends his dosy ~ish the gseaseA
Rleioes) rosodIy told ne that Judge Mamfoni
never had been stfent from the Generd AfIens-
bly, bu, one fsiGon auce his spppinsnlens, sni
thar vas the Isf, ~beahc ws4 deaised shscagk
indifpo6,ios: That he hs ever suspde1 wih
ss much pundssify, sod vigihnec soshe da-
tee Of his Ra,ion - ssy oshes nn vhzseves
,speshaps morc''---were sts wosds that Ne added.
'Whersupon I shus gaeri<d wish myfrn ;:
How is is pofShis that there 6osti exiR fseh
amiaskc, sSoss plain nsss0 = IA . CouId
;ss ORIGIN have beeu upee - ~ from dr Gen n
Asd ~ho msa I iplsu in efizls ssf Hzs&s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04

Fr,,sd t,ss tss tyssssdiyss Of jz;d csssary. at
M'sf'sx SelS~ Nsssrsrr. Msreb 7t5. sisos.
XTorED. That fubietip,ioa. for additions
: v al(hsses Ia the Rhode- Ihand Bridge Con-
psnys be continued. cndsr the direction ofSAs-
usL ELAN, DArixL LYMAN, Casisre-
rnsR FowLts, and ArpLEx CtAsKs, until
she isA day Of May next. when fsid fsbfcip-
ticn thall be clcted.: Asd i<prrfans who upv
are, OF mall then be fubicsibc:s, 1all be eoniss.
cred memAeW fthis ecn.psny. and entitled TO
al the righn and powes Of the preieas propie-
tou.
reisi. That aa aGsrneat Of ten a ,ilats b<,
ard hereby IL, made spoo each aod every mare
nov held, OF whichlhall Be taken ny the irR
day Of May next. Ard the proprietors are
hereby required to psy this a1eIrnent to the
Trcstdrer. Nlosss SsixAs. on or before The
f.id FRA day Of May.
Hsfsd. That this Company adjousn, to
meet again on the % Tharfday OF Apil next,
at no o'clock, A. M. at the State Hooie ia
Newport. B. HAZARD. CHI.
Nserpsyf, M4,sb 10. isos. 'sl.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04
DIEDt--Ia soo,h. x;oallowo, on ss,ur

DfEDI--Ia South. Kinsaowo, on Ssiur.
day lat. Ms. JoHx CRoss. aged 76.
Oa Monday lza. very iudcenly, Captain
NArHAs,sL Ba,co., of Tiveron.
In shisso~n, On Tuefisy Isii. DR.. DAvip
( OLtrHAxr.---Asa hbibnd paFens, ard friend,
he vas afeaionatc and fncers--as PLY scian
and Sureson. greatly celebrated and eminsndy
aieful ---As honeR and agreeable companion has
tsus fallen. crowned with honor asd grey hsirs.
Hin fsiends deeply regres the lofa of > msn whofe
virtue. thrcegh long life hsse merited their
zra,i,sde and Affection. er
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04

THE Hon. Court Of Psoba,e Of the sown.of
4 Newport, having appointed The fuhfenb-
era, Comminioners, &c receive and examine the
caimsof the csediton to the etase OF Bjtxaterb
Carr. widow, late Of faid Newport, deccafrd,
sepreiented infolvsns, aud iix months heiux al
lowed for that purpofe :--Nosiee is hereby eiv.
en-, thssttey viii attend on faid pa6aeis, a tnel
refpetfivc dwellings. at zny tine wifhin the pea
Rod ssoss mentioned. No sccounu VIII b
received ualefs properly sttsfttd.
So ~ DANIEL Du NHAM. ian. 4 [-smuyx
JOB TOWNSEND. fdsx<rs.
All pcrfons iRdebssd 20 the shove nsution.
Cd sRsse, arc essntfty caIed upos 70 mako imA
mediate payment to
SAMUEL C. CARR. AkmsTrsy,.
Ne~por. Aoril I. 1905. ew
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04

n Several Adyeftilenlnts. aricles OF In
tsl!isqncs. &c. upavoidabIy deferred this day, 10
give place 10 tome oSig;nsI lcommsnicatisns,
reI-,ive 20 the Stste EleAios. - sobirb sbs IN
s,,s~s~ sf s6< /stjea 70 jsaL mssEs."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04

THE cseditoss Il MART sksas~ss. Of
u Ssssh-Km Kmgeown, 10 the Coaosy of wafh-
issrou, Lsbosrss. sf. hereby notified 70 appear
briwe the ceospI Adsnbiy at their ssxs sef6on
al Nevpsu, In May. A. -. 1905, and fhe~
esofs, Il any sisy have, -by the 4 pssysr u hi,
PstpiOo, praying foe the bsssfs Of fhe AZ made
md pstI:i soc a, D. 1856. for the relief Of in-
ioiycas deosors, hoold nr be ersased.
=. THO. rRcKHAM, Dep. Sec'sy.
& Ns~Ssa. lfsJse, rsoS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04
to County Co,ayentlon.

THE Republican Citizens of the
CouNTY of NEwPoRr, who arc TO- (.
licitcus of preierying in purity and
eItabiiihing in fafety the principles
Of Republican Government, are
carneltly requetied to aiFemble at
the State Houfe, in Newport, ON
MONDAY EVENING, the eighth
inf. at half pait s o'clock precifely,
TO take into confederation and 10
al Upon fuudry matters of thc ut. :
mott magnitude. A cordial, pune
tual, and general attendance is fer
verify requeffed.
NswrcKr. ArR,L 4. 1906.
S1S1MaeSMNx%NsMsSs&NsnsM,Ns
To the Newport Printer of the Re.
publican Paper.
SIR.
IHAVE il in my head TO give you a
iffls bit ef nes0s. Some foiSs here bave
been anfommon!y bpy jor )0'ne time pgf
concerning fbs sleaion. 7beybave bry6.
cd sp their ,Oifs { tor aOs baOs /ome vsry
zOitty people, TO tn,n out Paul Mum
ford. Wbsn Ifrf beard Of ibis it made
me more careful TO z0afeb their mofions
for be and Is0ere 5rongbf up as neigb.
tsrs to one another, and aiaoays bad a
regard lor bin. Though Lam aozv an
old ran, Ibaee a jsntinent aUbieb keeps
aAve in my mind, and seit me that no
good -oi7 come out gift to fbe State il be
is beat. 4 am on that account greatly
anxioas to sigorm you scbat kn0sO aboat
il. Not q greaf wbiis ago there s0as a
meeting Of fbrse or jonr folks Of ear fosen
at John Doekray's beHf. There 4ras
Mr.. Tbomas HosGe, s,aire, George
Hazard The Deaor, and Mr.. Eiyba
Potter, gauire. 'Sqmre Heyfs, and
Dsaor Hazard got there fri, and bad
to zoaif q Iong sins FIR Squire Pstser.-
Finally they lsu far bin, and be came
abs midnight, bseagIs be did not s0ant
any 6ody to Zee bin. Ajfsr fbey got TO-
Sefber fbsy talked the maftsr oVer about
nakisg 'Sqnirs HaxGe Cooernor, and
sbey concluded t6af they sOoald 70 fbey
concluded to bavs another meeting asdfo
get a, many people at it ds they e0aId.--
Aeesrdinsy Lsa FRIDAY they met 0socy
sp in the sOsodf about j0xr miies fran
Liifte-Rsa, and there they talked fbs
mnfsr over fggetbsr among fbewisives
egoin, and s eoatisdkd 70 fand Squire
HoSEs up for CsVernsr. faras'nt there
myeE, bxf abe psqpk round feis me 10
and fbsard q gssd many fay that bo1/ss
ssere ens to them 70 Jsfrb them aiesg.-
H. 80 ~~..fl IL - Ex,~< - 0>..f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04
Henry Moore, & Co.

Hsps /sy /st ss sbef, sssss No. 8. Ms,kss ssss,s,
IJERDS Gnh and Clover Seeds, a. cheap
4 4 - ssy 10 The towo.
E Li&spoif.
I. 70 Hhds. Jsnsica spiiu.
Do. Santa Cssz Rpa.
8 Pipes Holland Gin,
20 HID. MoIsAes, ~
Havsnns bro-o Sugar. per barrel & box,
Super6us FIcas. Nswpott. April 4, 1885.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04
Sisr Of 6bsdt. Jissx e Pssvi<ssoe Pixxts,isss.
In CssskAL AsssaBLr, February SefIioa.

A. ID iSos..
II 1PON the petition OF Psffy rbilii,s. ana
~ Others. Inhabirsnts Of the village OF Wick.
ford, praying Tor liberty 10 niM 81 LOTTERY.
the tim OF Six Hnsared Dollau, % build
q Bridge from Wexford scsoh the fals water
creek % Elam's vile. I'm Ysied end RxJsivsxs
That iaid petition be receivsd and referred 10
the pext feihon OF this Azsmbly, aud that in
the mean time the pcsitionen. a. their own ex-
penis. csufe all rcston in,crcied. who have any
objeetious 70 make, TO be notified then and there
90 appear and make known sheir objeAions. by
the psblicstion Of this order, three weeks foc-
eefiiyely. previous 20 the next irliion Of Adcms
bly,, ~ one Of tho newspapers printed il ihe
town Of Newpo,s. A tue Cory. &,
Witnefs, SAMUEL EDDY, Sec'ry. I
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04

got shss far, nay mind va, cxes.diasly embsr-
sfedi POINT JUDITH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04
William Peafic

LAS for file. ss his Store ia Wiekfosd, neat
l i Eat Of Mr.. PSiiiS qiitssbsfi.s general
aGoument Of gt -bs39
Groeeriss, Croeksry Wars, sS'x. 81.
Which he ~ili diTpoie Of on the iowvR potibie
terms. ~
NIB. CASA. and sbs biehsa price given
for Linen Rsgs.
Nsr,b Kixg6srs~. hrra ,,tsos.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25
2.ire for lss, 90 has :. ConHaicu; for

a.irc, for rs3,sso has $ Consaicu' tor
.aso,c5l has7. Rhoie-Iaan1 tor o3,742
has : Nevyork for 565,437 has ~
Nsw-Eerfey for lo8.727 has 6. Peanlyl-
yaaia for Goo, $40 has IS. Delaware for
sS,I2o has !. Virginia, the larget OF
the fouthern Rates has in whole nunoe >
98o,2oo deducs the Gave: 345,795--trcc
people sq4,4oa. Virginia, win 4o,I8o
free people lcis than Mafachul-tls, has
five representatives and electors more :
with 3Io.33 lefs tEsla Ncwyork ihe has
FIVE more of each. With 06,495 lels than
Pennfylvania, ile has four more ofeach.---
Perfons now alive may fee the day when
the louthern and wefcrn 6af-s Will have
more representatives in congrets and elcc-
tors Of prchdent, for ilavcs only, than the
northern will have for all their lg-e Peo-
pie -
Whoever fhall deny thetruth Of any part
of this 9a,ement, the people may rely up
on it, is deceiver and dilhoB-it. lfthere
be no accidental or typographical miltake
in the figures, every word Of Is as tree
as truth itfelf. Such { fate OF things is
our own misfortune, and not the crime Of
the people Of the iouth. We muf by all
means preferve the contribution. OVr
ftaation is indeed wretched, as We have
no compensation for this facri6ce. That
which was intended IS 6 compensation a
(very triRing one howefer,} the .appor-
tionment of dire6 taxes, has never been
excercifed but once and probably never
will be again. Still let US preierve the
contribution. But it connot be trea(an,
sonJpirzcy. OF a diwfsn Of tbe aaion, to
contemplate our niisfortunes, and calculate
their cOnfePuence.
JAMES ELLIOT.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25

eret; butiti; p7oba5Ie thcT were waiting 70 \.
reinforced previous to proceed Upon il. m.
Terrol Feet Of Z fail .. ;hc line, with ,rooa.
ana the Breft Feet Of fail, wi:h troops. ~
been long ready for fel.y-It IS hardly 70 |.
cxpeced the feets viii al - ~ fortunate !, !.
cfcapc the Britif, in proceeding acToG Tie AZ
alantic, .s
The atchicve aents of the Rochefort fo1,1
ron. (whole departure fron port vas iearc,ls
known in England before they had reached n,
place Of their dcitination,) were nor very inpor.
tant :. and it is ccri 3ured by many that n,
fleets which are now combined, though power.
ful. will not accomplish any thing Of magnitude
as thc Brtis with refPcGt TO them arc eyery
where forrwarr~d and forearmed "A fred
Feet of fail Of the line was difPathed from
England the beginning OF May, 10 Irad n.
fleets from Caaiz.. That feet, when joi ed N
the hips already In tHe Wee Indie, WILDE
match for the GalIo-S pan(h Armasa, even +
forhewhat sugmeuted=It appears that no psr,
were taken at Martiniq'Ie to Preven th-t arriya
Of the fleets from being known at the other il.
ands-thcre was no embargo. r
The fleets Sn thcir PaiiAge from Cadiz to For.
Royal, captured tie Brititn fooP Of war Cryeu.
dc, Of 6 guns .~
The Rochefort fqzadron has been feen ns,,
The European Coaft teeing for L, Orient i
is polKOlr they might fall in with fome Briih
fqnadron 5efore they reached French por,
Among s:hc- r:3noars az Paris, i is faid tba.
Bonaparte intends TO create Madame Lapageris.
who refdcs at Martinico, and IS the moth.r Of
sis wife, al Empreis Of ;he Wea- Indies, 70 bs
fucceedea by her grandTone, Eugeails Beau.
harnoi5, and that this accounts for the nume.
rou5 troops fent By him n that part Of tn.
wsr 4, where many think both the EieR feet
and ~panith atmaments are defined
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25
lov trf @ai.s.
Nss1 Orltsaj Lt:y7at4r,-

FRIDAY, NARcE ~.
Il NrGAge was received from the governor sy
mr. Kennedy. his private lecretary, VIZ.
"Mr. PrAffe7t,
"I am dcllred by the governor Of this terri
tory, to lay Scfore this hou(e mefdse III wri-
ting."
Which communication being read. is as foi-
lows
q GeSt'ensr Of TIE hgjA<tius couTcH
:" have gwen Il the bill enittd I" An at 70
prevent perions other than III lie who were in
habitaRtsof LouiGana on the eth day Of April,
iSo5, or citizens of the Usted States" from
holding any office nnder the government Of
this territory, The nof refpeaful and attentive
conlijerstion. The PincIPic of the bill IS pat
riotic and cordially N te with you IN opinion
thar oailers OF trpit in this terr'tsrY ought a.
lone 70 be conidsd 70 the ancient inhanltants
of tie country. or other citizen, Of the United
States, unleis or occalioa, where departure
from 70 general ruIe ihorld 5e juitiaedby fome
Of ihoie ftrong reaions which ielGon occur |,
howSver ente.tsia douets wheth tkc Object
Of the hiil IS rightfal object of territorial e.
Citation | am Inclined to the opinion, that it
rs more properly matter of coutitutional pro-
Tifon. The laH Of consrcfs Cor the govern
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25

r. sr, q this territory, has vefled IN the s]ece-
tive a uncon,r ued difcretion, as TO certain
,nooip,mcnts to Office, and as 9otbt the con-
,N,piionaty Of any act Of the territorial ie8ii-
la,ure. which wou 4 abridge the powers OF the
ofE;c. have the honour to hold, It becomes ny
GUY tyii'ned) ~ William c. c. Claiborne. On
motion, -
or,ired. That the aid communication do lie
or the table. , -
mater and w1rdens and pilots Of the pert OF
New-Oraans was read the third time.
On notion Of Mr.. Pollock,
The following ciaa(e was proPofed 70 cc ad-
ded ia tse bill:
i. ArI !, il tart$cr r.s7sS, That no Perfon
other than citizens Of the UniJed states, or
thofe who. were Inhabitants Of the province oi
ouifara on the seth day Of APril, So3' fall
be appoint . to asy oldce under this act" IL
And the snelt.n being taken that the t@ld
claure do pafs the council reiolved in the re-
gaGvc.
Yeas !. Nays4.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25
Oa3ette&
PORTLAND, TUESDAY. JUNE %, 1895.
..gs.s sqs.; i

q IHE FsA.raI Repabicans in tli5 ts.yn ard
itr v:cin;, -Vb9 intend 10 csL5ratef tie favsrla,y
Of CIR National Independence, On the F3wtb day f
1u5 next, are ilvited to meet et lMr. CHAD
wZcKs Ia1ern, THIS EVENING, ct eigS
o'clsck, 10 make tie necessary arrangements.
Tue5dan f1lns q, t8c,.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25

Accounts are receivced, this evenin1 bv Fi-
lot boat Of the lhip Mary, Bunbury, bound from
this 10 St. Domingo, putting back, in conie-
euence Of information obtained from lchooner
Ire fPoke from Martinique, Of the arrival Of the
French feet there, and heir falling W. leen ard
that after an embargo Of fome days he had been
allowed to depart.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25

Yefetday being the aniverfarv Feifival Of St
(ohn the Bsptif, the fame was celebrated in this
town By the Ps"tirad Lsdgs sand an Grafton
was delivered before numerous and reGpectz-
bic audience, by OLIVER BaAY Efq.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25

A curioss circumfance took place at the laif
ball given - the Court Of 81. Peterib rgh. al
The concluiion Of the CyrnivzI. lazy Of diff
;irSion was actually delivered Of fine boy IN
she eall rocr1
France Brother JotPh hss m1se pom
rcus entry into BruEels, where he presdcs az
the meeting Of rhs Ele6ora! College Of The
Department cf the Dye Brother jerome and
his wife were accompanied TO Liib5n by Dir.
Pauerion.' 'ths Lady's rOther. Ierone goes
tl Madrid &c foon as the lhip IS re elied lron
ouara 0tine bur the lady IS not in Euution
to accompany him. She proceeds. with her
Brother. 70 Amferdln, where ihe will T.Insin
Till after her Gcsncksmcnt.
a trenend US huTri -anc and hail horrp rzSe
coniidersble r2vagcs in Chstslc1. Granville aid
Franklin, on fuhday he 2sh, g. levellng heef-
es and crops Of wheat q is afcrted though
we do not vouch for its CORSET els, thar
young lady of Franklin, was taken p5 By the
wind, and had net fnc- the laft accounts fr6m
there, been heard Of here are fine fights
more common and lef, da, gerous than an AERIAL
ouc; ard VIC hope TO be able to Gate thar
fch has heen the choice OF ths lady in eucitior
# to be really true, ibeis miSag gspss
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25
IMP

a valEasl. collection, efimatcd at 70 ooo
6olIaIS has been rrrfented to the NewYork A.
cadeny 81 Arts, by The Emperor Of France-of
which tooiety, he IS an honorary H1emher,
PrcfeEor Robcftfon, who is now It II. Peterf-.
bur b, propoies in the fecond volume Of the
4srctiuGr dr Nsrl, 70 oouitFu6 "a balloon which
will mealure - feet il diametrs, all carry
73.4os pounds, and ia which ffty aerfons, with
ProviGQns and necefaries, may embark tor nia--
ny months, in crder to make reieTches and
exaerimcnts in natural philofoghy and afron-f
omy at al heights, in al leafons, in every kind
OF weather, and ever ev=ry point Of the earth they
think. proper.
The Paris Intelligence OF the 7th. would.
induce the belief. that the French Govern r<sfz
contcmpla.es a yisol Gus fyilem Of operations
asainR oar poach1sns in both the Eal and
Wet Indies. 1t is intimased, il note IL thS
s'F'ftr~ uPsn an artidc Of EngIiih intelligence
that while we are occupyiEg Malta, and project
ing e1Peditions asainff N.inorcl and Alexandrz
We leave Ireland, Dominica, jamaica, Ceylon
and the EaR Indies, unprotected From lbs,
the Politicians Of the French capitol infer, thst
we are 10 be aii4iled in all thofe points, wAen
opportunity ihall occur.-Ls1 Pap.
II fortunate tcket which drew the 21.cco dollars
prire IN the New-York Lottery was Eo. IL SO ara
! !, owned oy geEtleGae !. Maryiaad1s.a sT c. y
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25
q fle Eh5ors .rOsfrS C.aHfg

FELsEU HizeRJ ... ..
YOUR atenticn has been called 10
number Of Candidates. for the ufHc- Of County
Regifer the reputation Of either Of whom i:
IS not my deGgn 70 becioud. The obiervation.
however i noS improper, il faying, thar pub
lie Offices ought sever 70 become obje9s Of PTi-
vate barter, or individual zrachment. +" Is
he horet. is he Capable, is he friendly 20 the
Contribution h W. all agree ihould be your ~
prrnse enquiries IN the choice and 70 thefc
enquiries, DR.. Samuel p. C,gl1geA, Of Paris, j
cheeTfuliY Preicnted sy 49,.
IMP APTTAIIS.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25
EPTGRAM.

MOI MAR7rrr, who never the pulpit could grace,
As he warp'd every accent quite oat OF its place.
stead Of Hebrews the enth and Twelfth, right an
nouncingl
~HeBRrvs Ten and Twelve" was ha mode cf Pro-
ncurcing!
aHs Rarv: Ten and Twelve" then repeating oncs
more,
An old drowfy tcper, Whole nap wal jOR DER,
Rubbd his eyes, and r-aEd ont, Ten and Twelve Maf-
ter Vicar :"
Two or three bullsls more, and he'd sRrw huu-1nnG
Eqerl
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25

Psrt'sea Tteafrr. We undeIfand hIr. Pow
ell, and his company, from the Bottom Theatre,
will arrive III town tIis week From the reipsc-
tabi i,y of thofe vho con,P' e the company. the
public may exped much rational smulsm-nt
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25
SONG TO HOPE.
JAMES ELLIOT.

COME Hope, thou little cheating fprite,
Come let US iet this quarrel right Y;
Come thou to me,
CrTto thee,
No matter, 70 we but agree.
You told me Phlls would be trEe,
fusled her, trufed you;
She prov'd jade,
Il was betrayd,
And this was one Gy trick you Play'a
You promfd me to launch a dars
As PartheniEa's ftlbborn heart;
You fwore 'twould hit;
The deuce-a BIT;
;. mif'a-you told a feconl tit
You faid, bafe imp, that fhOula find
Belinda beft of woman kind
The knot was tied,
she was my bride;
ybe was my plagae-again you LED
A thoufand TIRES you vowd and lvore,
And fbb'd and hatter'd DER and o'ers
Thoug all was vain,
It IuIrd my pam
Gene then, and cheat ne DER again.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-25

y. FU5 TON JUNE Il
!. Tsf Csr,5ined fsetS.-We have aufhentic in
formation that the loulon and Csdz Fleets, CON
ftting Ct IS fhip5 e The Hne and , friga,es, ar.
rived Al Martiniqsc on the 9Th Of May, after
paaa.e of about 80 days frem pain They lad
$500 French ans, 5000 SPanifh troops on board
The fleets arc commanded by Ssanfh Adni-
ral-thc troops by a French General They
remained ar Martinissc on the 27th Of May.
The sbjeG Of the expedition vas prefouad r.