BOSTON, July e5.
Sea Ssrpfr.s again, and Brood.
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We Yesterday received letter from cor
respondent at Gloucester, dated on Thursday
which says:


s. The Great Serpent has again appeared
in our harbor. She is accompanied by three
young ones, and they make great destruction
among the bait. The fish exhibit the utmost
terror al their approach and as the Serpents
pass along, seizing and devouring their food,
the fish spring above the water 70 escape their
enemies, but in vain, for the Serpents rapidly
pass and repass, devouring as they go.-A
Mr.. SARGENT, Of this place, had fair view
Of one this day. She passed under bis boat,
and he says. the head and protuberances on
her back resemble the drawing and engraving
Of Capt. BEACH. Capt B. WEsBER, who saw
the large Serpent, and the three smaller ones.
yesterday, from the shore, judged the large
one to be 100 fee, in length, and the smaller
ones 10 oe about fifty feet"


President Adams, il we rccollecs Alright,
was turned on, of Office, on account of his
Eionoychical sentiments, and Of course, his
opposition to the doctrines and principles
ofa Republican Government. MIR. JeEer-
son was elected, and no man more uniform
ly, at the time, countenancedt the calumnies
against Mr.. Adams. Now hear what Mr..
Jefferson says in letter recently addressed
to one ofthe proprie,ors ofthe elegant print
about 20 bs published of the Declaration Of
independence.


No man better merited than Mr.. John
A., ~ hof<| ~ ~
the design. He was the pillar of its sup
port ON the floor of Congress, its ablest ad-
vocase and defender against The multifari
Gus assaults it encountered for many ex-
ce!lsnt persons opposed it on doubts whe,h-
er we were provided sufficiently with the
means OF supporting it, whether the minds Of
our constituents were yet prepared TO re-
ceive it, Cc. who, after it was decided, uni
led zealohsly in the measures called for"