Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27

n 49, - - AA~NNfs a"AAtNA~N SFNif w.
fom when. 70 the modification OF
all concerned, the wind which had
before been favorable lifted to ano-
thea quarter and blew gale. Til.~
II p.ecrvaSiS. 81 ine iqua-.vn was
now the Object Of attention. I" The
largeit veifcls were in imminent dan
ger Of going afhore, and the fmaller
veEls rolling gunwalc to-"
With much difficulty the expedition,
after fufaining very comfortable
damage, returned 70, the Downs. Ii
is fuppofea that 10 much injury has
been received as will prevent any at
tempt on the fame exteniive fcaIe for
the feafon,
| CkjeS Doors.-N hen Federalilts
ruled, TO clole the doors of Congrefs
two or three times during the fc1ion,
excited ali the fears of the Democrats
for fafety Of the contribution and
immediately the " orgaN Of the pub
lie will ," founded the alarm which
was re-echoed by the tools Of the
party from one end of the union to
other. The cry then was that a
government of a free country fhould
keep any iecret, no not for an infant
from the view of the people; and it
was promifed, that If Mr.. Jeferfon
were mads PrGGdent, the procee-
dings of every kind whatever fl.ould
be carried on under the mott public
infpedion. What has the fequel
produced 1t has produced, in this
as in numbcrlefs other initances, a
, conduct directly the reverfe Of all
the expectations which the party took
fuch inceflnt pains to create 1.-The
fa6t will warrant as that during the
one month the prefent Congrefs
have been in feflion, the doors Of
the houfe have been more frequently
cloled than they were any whole fef-
non during the twelve years Of the
Federal Administration. Not week
now paics in which the fovereign
peoplc are not turned out Of doors
by their fervants, and we obferve
that for three days fuccenively, fncc
the commencement of the preGent
month, the doors have been clated
part of each day.-But thefe gentry
who formerly were 70 uneafy on
fuch occaGsns, now when the con-
ftitution is actually impaired, arc as
grave, and feem to think the wife
and enlightened Congrefs g can do 10
z0Sorg. FreariettosUH HeralG.
E9Tr4a Of a Letter fran a Sfudtnt efl
DiviHity, beknging 10 Bottom, and |
r9D in London, 70 bfmifer Of!
/. The Gs,Ptl in this 5iaie, datel
Lond,n, Sept. 10. 1906.
I" There Is now in London, ! |
converted Jew, by the name of TREK |
whom, doubtlefs, you have heard of, |
who is preaching the gofpel to his |
deiuded codntrymen, and 4eitb coa
69erable 1acee5,. Many young Jews !
fteal from their rigid parents. at the
hazard of their lives; TO. hear him
preach. Itis afonifhing what per- |
fecution he and his followers meet |
with from their enraged countrymen. |
He is obliged to be attended to his |
nesHng By guard. The anars |
jews appear TO cry out with the III |
ritl of their Fathers, /" Cruriy binS'.
The good people here exped much |
from his exertions. He is man Of |
great abilities, and the moit feryent |
Piet,." @ |
The brig traveller, from Jamaica, !
at Norfolk, on the 24d Of Nov. was
plupdered by French pri
On the lit of Dec. was plundered by !
a Span'h privdtecr, and the crew
beaten attempted TO 20 into the |
Havana for fuPply Of Provilions, but
was retufed Permiilion, and only al |
lowed to iend the boatin
We underltand that a letter |
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