{"newspaper_name": "Portland gazette.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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Mon. ;sr,of the 4 March, the official doc,,
ncnt 10 this effect Il diffe-s from ,h,t us
have already pubLihed, onlyin the copclud;ng
wo'os' "hicn are, "wIrhout the confent of his
fnotner' and without the banns thereof being
pro'iool'y Puoihhed ia the place os his abode


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Late arrivals from Caa,,z itatl. thst -'ca. sE5.
reau, and family, were TO embark for the UNI
TED STATES the frt opportunity.


Fac British naval officers have orders to de-
tain Hamburg vetIels.


Admiral Crochranc's fquadron paG:d 81 Kits
The 6th April-as It was then competed Of fix
iai of the line, and three frigates, he proba-
ply had been reinforced by Commodore Hoods
fcuadron from Antigua Four fail Of the line,
three frigates and brig, had been dilpatrhed to
leeward, to Join Admiral Dacres, and to fearch
after the Rochefort quadron.


A man BY the name Of Black, il Delaware,
lately fulpended black fave by his hands, put
: weight TO MS feet, whipped him TO death, and
,truck The body feveral times after 1t was life
lc!s


: Yeterday morning was apprehended and COM
fnitted to briIewell, John Waller, free black
man, for the murder of one lam Harris. alto
free black 1t appears on examination be-
fore the police thar Waller had for long time
been Jealous of Harris, and on meeting hn yel-
terday morning in orange ltreet, he drew from
under his coat \ loaded Piltol and thot him thro'
the head. The charge tore his ikull in mott
fhocking manner. Waller we underf4nd is an
old offender, and but latelY discharged frnm the
State Prlion. EV. P9f.
Lord TbHrloqv Mr. Pitt, when chancellor Of
the excheqer, was lucficiently notorious for
thcPoGtivenefs with which he delivered and
Imported his opinions, Lord Thurlow once
re5aked aim in his own way. MIR. Pitt was
dacIaiming, at cabinet dinner, on the energy
nd beauty ofthe latin language, and, amongft
other things. mentioned as peculiar elegance
II Il, that two negatives made thing more poi-
tive than one affirmative politely could.
Then" fad Thurlow, 4" your father and
mother mutt have been two aegativ<s, 70 have
made fuch damned t3hivs fellow as you are"





CT Fashionable AmHcmemt "A novel preforn-
arce IS announced at the Union hail for this G
Veung, by Mr.. Bates-who performed in our
lheatte, with the Bolton company, two Ieafons
apo. The bill OF fare feems 70 pTornite high
featoned feat for the lovers OF laughter and
varlety-and from the reported celebrity Of the
performer, the refined paIt of the auditory may
expect " the feat CT reaGon and the flow Of
ioul.'


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