Jenks's Portland gazette — Portland [Me.], 1801-08-24 00:00:00, page 2

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T. mi.it *n * . f/a'o, iter), defiiab’lcVi.J
hT no pr a'/•„•. we nivft lake v.rine i >r <y !;
; " V ] « c.’ ch iie nf : rf good mev ’
'Ac raufl «cr(,e up to ' i:r < n. agemet.ts, anc*H
'• ' v ( urt'clves too independent to he dire&ed
} y f. ci’on, i o ambitif uc of valuable fame to
he w. v..d V pet Jonai inter*ft. *i d b*o con
? i us m t’ < ii v:« l-diiity of out tmi-is to give
ii looie to ;\c cd revenge ar.d thefuggcf
ten. id in f-iitotts. afaiti'g and ctrled paiti
Z-tf IS.
L> ■ uei item tv<? Ji'van • A 2>i :?xxlne
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IT «p[ tats by authentic <c> «>uut$» thrrr Ac
Moravian brethren and <• tlie > have lately had
very gust luce Is m prop gating the g°fpel a
bout tile Cape of Gy>d Hope, i M««av:ar*
have very latcfy u« uitruCt.d a l hapcl in the
difirid of Bavian’s lvoof. rear tht C pe, which
wi;l contain thtcen hundred Hottentots. They
have convciied a gnat many Hottentots, an 1
h has K*n observed by cie ilie witntffes, that
ihe Hottentots who have been converted m4e
a very dccei t appear trice at tlu* religious meet
ings. The Hottentot w men aie clcaihed in
good and dean dreiies, ulrch they have procur
ed by the^r own indr.ftry. They ling hymns
iu appealing juiJ harmoiiotas marner. A loti
ecy for the j iopaguion 01 the goipelhas lately
been inftttuued at the Cape, and Dr. b ander
ke-np and nthe'S ore Hk Jy to meet with good
fiucef* in the converbon ol the Caffrees, who
border on the Hottest c;. It is much to be
lamented th*t the London MifConary Society
(ah:» deierve however applaufe from ali fincerc
chrt'tia s) thought of fenJing Miftlonaries at a
great cxpeuce, and with nvcb d inger and dii
finutv, at (he prefent time, to the South Seas,in
preference to Africa, vvh re the ex pence and iie
difficulty w >uld h*ve been trill ng in cornpni".
f.and lie ad»«miage* rn'initely fupeiit.
A irttle leaven may jeaven the whoic lump of
Africa.
Th1* fob v n > « hi? <Jcfc*t'Uin of A diftriVr of
<*• O 4
i an M P < '■ t. i* cx r4 .».cd fVoin i'uokc'c
View f i * c : ■ *1 ». oi:c -
tv C'-r: << -r r le t ari l rri ft Lt'ile re
rim- rf the e:.>pi •? k the beautiful ftm^cir
Ci.f,r ar d ar. f the ::*i at vale, formed by i» c
'IV.ijr: i.m : . ai s r > • kr,r f.Je iloru; r'C
fh* res f 1 ‘1 V" e l : «.f vd'ies, which
ate t* erf?*: ! • : !: tl • c i ■ : ■ o Amtolir, a ml
the .eifer A‘ v^here the ,i,u: h i arccH fen
lihic ; v li.re if.- pun r- f ■ a; 1 1 :ingfdhc<n
bloom in IV • rr«? v. and o' -n in {uuury, a • J
whn e ih . ( .- f* eluent Ip r:M;n it . f ha ?e die
»vi >le v. in:?- t'.i u^l .are, in ir/.irJt • tv Tiny
yn ! rurj! etc. .<..i ), the n< b ed tiacl in 'fan.
ii hr a'd perbmv in 'he whole extent of the cm
pure. iicteti y where thrive an! Houriih in
open air ti c r:%tr ver -»l Lurch the o i t?ec,
t’ c 6^. the Irttv:, '.e p._> negr «r te. an the cei
t‘s. wr ich p ih . •> jre .he rent ii <>f (i'ccun
rultivAin n *, «'i!i th- rr.’nrw hurting *fh, the
turpi n ine 'ree, he tan b t; k ttee, tut llrav heir\
tree from Ali< Minor, s»nd nv»ny ether-. Thi*
l «il p itt eu* v ’y cm-errihe ft tpc.1 c,iu> rf the
inure, and bcrtt frs thtm in ui rer by ivs per
pttur-l lr lin^ nd *bc re Li d oi it - lit ck ft a r>.
In b f I v the fs efts or fort «»f Vwit- |
rec*> pi e y i < ria tier i,e tor i; ix < r.*V j ,
h: ’r oithtul Lit <.n i e y tn irfe'.f. On the
O.cves <f the' fra tie apcrl.uih *s pr p gate
th*.mf.’Iv?s fpnt t.ircoufly ; without the a (lift
ane* of ar:. ti c wild or pla '*ed vbe ft- ni>
climb die 1 I iwt trees, and, twining with flow
try < rce; ers, t rm fclloons and hedg* s. The
.~.nt rad of the orchards and the rich verdure, j
with the beautiful wiidn-fs which the adj *ce t
t»f■■nnra’.n- a«i nvks preient, vhich la feme
pla es i:fc among the cloud , and in other*
«rc f. lien in mi *, ; the natural fountains and
facade. thtt agreeably prefect their rufiii g
w.iters ; la tly, the neat view of the fra, where
the fight L Iod in the unbounded profped ; all
th*ie beauties tog**:her form fo pi-flutefqu? and
dclighthii a whole, that even the emap'Utei;
ftmJc of the poet c r the painter would be una
bic to conceive any thing more charming. The
Ample manner of life ot the good humoured
highland Tartars who inhabit tl.efe p<rj J.uica!
vales ; thdr tutf-covereil cotage , fome hewn in
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the rock on the m< tintain’* life, nrh ers placed
amid ft the luvuiiant foliage of the fu. t cum 1- j
ing orchards; the roving flicks of g >j*ts and
fhcep clinging tathe declivities of the 1 !I try
rock ; the f ur.d c.f the paftcral fl i'e, te.ctho
mg it*’ plaintive tones among the hi Is—every
thing here renews ’h- image of the golden age. j
i s innocence and fir, p i ity ; every tiling con
tributes to d erifh the properdhy tn anattfef*,'
retired,& rural life,and vre fora feconj lime gain
a f mdi efs for t) c ah >de of mortals, which the
horrors of war, the fordid pmfuitof wealth in
great cities, and the luxury which fills the train
of a.lthe foc al vi.es, render to loon intolerable
to fincere vo’aries of wildoro.
“ In th.fe inchan ing vallies, tn the benefit
of the empire. wliLh no where in its whole
«.xtent, poHlffes fo line a climate, might the
itleful products < f AAa Minor, an 1 of the
f inthi'n pans of Europe, be m ide indigenou..
Thefuperior kinds of f'uits maybe produced
here without trouble, and are for the mo ft p *rt
fo already. The heft kinds of olive and fig
trees may be cul ha cd hete ; ar.J even the
f.'famum plant iuv r decays. O .ngc, i rirm,
and citron t ec», ;,n i p r t'.cuiar y Hr? cedi at,
die mod exc: 1 * ‘ :pei,;es of them, would hear
l’ic winter ext cr.; ly .veil wi.h a little care. The
■ ’ \t would be coi.ftai.tlyimproving if a judi ions
L ift ion wetc made of the Item for planting,
id 5’rcatei attention were paid to the various
. ft.ftsof the fiil and fitutation ot the, vine
> -ids, and it more ere were hid in working
* e rr.nft and keeping thcw.ne. For the ufe
o. the apothecaries and manufacturers, a niixB
bcr of ercellent remedies and dyes ftnghtbe :
prodtxed, which are at j relent brought rom
,he itles of the Archipelago, from Greece, <
,fr< m Alia Minor, and Pcrlia ; ^veral of them
[\re ow feen there giowi. g »iU. . .V
' n^ny hard and ufcfnl kinds of wood c.pecial y
coined fit for iofeid work, might hire be
rr°ptiT- ted : perhaps in f me tr?.«ds even the
fagur Cane would thnve. _ , ■
On n,e whole, the boran;c*l riches of the
mountainous part of the peoinfula c‘ Ihuuda
a*" i*> -"eat and remarkable, that the numb-.
. fthof: plants alone, wbi ‘a where no whete e fe
to b f und in the Ruffian empire, anonms o
f!ip,*$t among whi' h is coiadvrau*e
v. r e’.y ol fp^>^ntire‘y new.”
Fran a Lite LenJc-n P~£er.
Tallien on his return to F»arrc, fund lvs
fa;r lady in that fru t n in whiijt ait hi lies
with to be who love their lor- s. As. h'Vsvcr.
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attachment to her lord wa not the «.cca*. n o'.
it. the Statefman of Egypt was violent y i'i a
ted ; and hie fa:r la y wras fo much a!arn» j
at her hufband'sdifpieaiuie, that {Hr cttPari
and is ocne* we underhand* to II :mh ;rgh,
fu m whence, Pne intends if (he can etted it, to
come to this country.
I. . ,.
j Taliien s reception m th;s country ryccr’a n
n:emdevs of li e orpofiion, has not been nvi> h
‘ ip hi* favor with the ruling powers at lari' .
Tallica is'not mi the good graces tit iio ap Tie ;
4P.J the chi i CoTilui 1ms no good opinion ft
the nun, who could iu this country., thew him
any mat k of ref, edt
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It is among ilv- memorabilia of modern
times, ilia: an i Lf ure fV jtfl of C rfka hvarld
J artivc t! a few y rrs to the Snvtic g<. v f th
* French empire ; an ! <hat Then o c, K ng < 1
Cotlica, ihould end ..is iife iu a P*.a< c:r,tiaed
f<yr de!>:. •
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The j4urora m in pi e<-i ily coir.p'a n», th rt
the nmetican "n"unn eis dif n»>r. ioleife e
with the Ild-' fp.* :*n a Inor.r! "ion in France,
f r the releaic <f the ar-uii&fe Thom/.* P.mnk
fro.n* his dipigerm. Tnoic v-h > rtc he * the
language of ?j;e rf’iwa trme in AV/yfttrrr’s
‘lire, wil tin 1 f* in : difuoi I m r-.it Mining
their ci a ernpr t fat li inn nfillent I* r.: ci vers
IV. ; \ahil-.’ies are always as m ichove'r led
as In*, tci vi. es. 1. w . a a; J ; p ill ige, a <>i
wrote for l ire ; an I In- g a l jtig er. a 1 the
c» in he ffaed pall J far iterhrsg. I'he Con
yr. f> < f 17 . , i. t K r :r< . It- \ -f i n ja y ci'
tin1.! cJ lii' taie • a: J ...s i r - uy ■ - /’
Tram v\ r'.ir. non, \u£-.»A I a.
OUR reader'- \vu: fre ip *nu pr cedurg co
lumn* itmph: •; r ru • • «». t vn: w h.c!i j a> he i
chilled amo g the ni II c'ii mi Jr trv of t*• j
prefent rig:. }’ udf.m t La; rettore fo wdl I
k.owt | r his milieu.' fpl it. as alia :ud th
ard ,ous ell iiucl - • ir S i-'o . «•» * o -Mi.u-.s
* ! !- • J ni » D i;:r r r i
C'ii i,o.i. -a h . S ii it Jo. s n i re"id r V it
i shill ' ahi" O' i |v i . • )c *vts i > ; i sc
(carte!;, i .y i. ; ' " he t a re of au-h s »; .
» i * . • • i * t
ire Tne.iiuic i* ac. icveu • mi rr \\ . •
out cl e a. prt■'» -:.i r. n Fr i«:e, it molt *r c. >•
G.’e’ed as him 1> .1 m .1 i .tcicfti g cs mpie.
Kqr ii it he IjiH .1 h her «pp * a i n i a - 1
non nee* the hi. ob day ot * iuw col on 1; p icy I
m tl ,1’ c nut: v. < r int ronvi/b n f 1 »e »e<ef
, fi y cf rcl mag the t Id policy ; and i; it He done |
aithout tl;c appi "t»ati o ot F ance, fcircoy a
doubt can be entertained of the fuffi. ency ‘ f
tlie p-'wer «1 Toui/Td ir to luftain i >r a time a
llrugglc with lief, whatever may he the u't mate
1 Hue.
We Hull in » ur next- pap r give the Conflitu
tion entire. At present we coniine ourl.lvestJ
a (latemei.t of it> leading arie’es.
1. The Suprcm Ktreat ivc pn«*er i* cnahdtd to a
Governor e'cclcd fur itec year*, to tlic Central Aflem
l»ly, t :c General* of the army, and the Commanders
iu Chit! of the lVpartmrnti*
Touilfaint lanivei ture is declared by the Con
ftuuti n Governor for life, with the right of
nominating lii-> fu ceffor lot five years after hi*,
death, when the above mode of eleflien is to
take etie^t.
The Govern t, in addition to the ufu.il exec
utive power , ha the abb date c* mm md of the
1 land and le t I r < s, and propiofes all laws to
the Central A Hem My.
2. 1 i.c iigillativt power 1* confided tn .1 Centnl Af
iVniuly. empofed <.i two deputies from each depart
mein, chnfen fur tom year* in the following way ; each
mu i cipilityfliall name a deputy, and all the mun ripal j
dc pit it -1 in .1 department tiull chufc one deputy to the
Central, Aflrmldy*
The Central Afil-mhly confirms a’l aft» pre
fented by the Governor before they became
la W|.
3. Ail Havety is prohibited. All men arc declared
free.
4 A I run «1 *} >y equal rights, and all arc equally
e'lt.ihlc to < llic•_*.
All the information we poif.fs juflifies us in
confideriug Touifiaint as a truly great man—
Without cdti'n ion and the acquisitions of fai
ence, he is reprefanted to poffefs a found jqdg
meat,;» p.minting mi d, acorreff obfarvati n.
great in luflry, and unbounded encigy. H<s
plans arc to: me ! in i is own rrrn fa and what
i lie wills he himfilf executes. Public opinion is
j all in his favor ; and lie is no lefs beloved iliac
! rcfp'ifCd. By the blacks he is confidercd as
their liberator and proteAor. Sacha man,
with fu h a nation, animited by the moft ar
dent entfmfi fan a t 1 gratitude, can command,
efpeci.iily for defence, a mighty power.
We cor fa's that, notwi hounding tlic fludied
| tel|‘ca P-bd to tlic French government by the j
lew conflltution, in cur npinloft ii is formcu as
he hurts of independence. The t*ftabiifhmen:
>i a fyftem, without recognising any French
agent, creating a Governor, and that Gcver
lor not only for life, but giving him the right
if nominating a fucceflbr, and inverting with
the abiolute command of the afmed force*. 1
aot’n by land and fra, cannot eafily be viewed
in any other light than that of creating a fov
:reign power with all the attnbutes oi an inde
pendent government. It is true that this* fyA- i
is to be fubmitted to the F:ench govern
ment for their fai dtion—But as if a dread were '
;ntei taineJ of the refulc, it is put into imrnedi
ice operator. on the plea of ta* perilous Hate '
:>t the colony.
Whatever may he the iflue of thefe event*,
they undoubtedly exhibit a iuhlime fpc&acle to
the world, a dear one to humanity. 1 hey dfc
mor.ftrate the progrefs of moral principles a
mong all deferp(.tons ot men. They exhibit
me , h ther to di gta *e 1 by their color, throw
mg oil the r chains, and advancing to the en
joy me ot, of ! r ee Jo m.
Tho the lvltem-formed is rot a republican
fyilem, it may fairly be courtdered as the parent
of o .e. It tend*, as far as it goes to advance
he oe»eral intereil ., by prodding the perfons,
tU* pr p*rties and conferences of men from
waiton invarti n In fliort it eflab flies a fyit
em cf laws and Pdf-government. [Official Pa
General ToutTainy who ha« net n inverted w' h the au
thomic* •!. Govonor, under the new order of tbia,»s
ou being pre'Vnte . with a copy of the Coa(lituti«n,
audrefied the ’tdiabrant-. a» follow*:
LIBtR TV—fe QV A LI T Y •
PxpycH REPUBLIC.
w* I /• r*. r.
/ -pit of ot. fjomrrg'
THE Colonial ConfliRution for this impor
t'fit if!,and, has juiibeen h*nded to me by the
Cential AflemMy, compofetaof Legislators who
in virtue oi my I’r.ocLmauo* of the 16 Plu
viofc iait, have met to t i\ abU(h laws which are
u> I' gu at- and govern us.
1 Iwe read that 1 w with attention; and
prrfti de i that it will inhire the welfare of mj
fclb vv cui/en~, being founded on good morals,
on lo a'iltcs, ai d jri’cipaEyon rclig.sn, l ap
prove i‘.
Eat when I confidcr th <t I am charged with
the c \esu ion ot thde conlthut'onai laws, I fee
th i my talk is more difficult than that of the
eg li .tors has beer,. NcverthdeL, ! announce
that however va.ll and fpacions t: «s undertaking
m iy be, I will do my b< l to go through with it
() j u. my fell® v citizens* ot every a^e, of
e’er y itadon, and of every colour you
a’ {re.* ; a d he c’• uitution which • this
thi d y remitted o me, i to reader that lib
c t> eternal.
Let us, in’he {i, (1 pi:re, proRnte outfelves
befacihe Creator of the Un verf:* tQ think
himfot able n: fo prrei ms.
it is my duty to fpeak rn you in the lan
gr.agt t truth. The conllit tic o allures to
ever in iii idtia! th~ enjoy meat of h.s. right' ;
,t K^uncs of every citizen the praAice * f tin*
vo u , as it ca h within our elm a e the reign
* c,'» * morals, and th> divine religion of Jdur,
t in i t.
I berefore. then, roapiftrates, ferve as an e"
a «<p t t «h nu ph? of whom you are o cowlid
ei yi urfelvcs the fiihrs and drftrai rc.. Let
probity and r ghtcoufi efs guide y vr a, non
nd "*la’e v u lcn c c *s. You "i Leu e '»»
'on*Llvts .he elleero of yonr leWmv c ize s :
it i t'ic fwee'-tt coi l lr.rn which a man in
■ ■luce can dr fire.
Brave M iu y Men ! Generals, Oh crs.
Subalterns, a • 1 S i ,i crs ! ob.erve diicipiine
and lub >!dination, give activity to cultun-, be
obedient to your chiefs, defend and maintain
the conftitntion again'l foreign and domellic
enemies who might endeavor to injure it. Let
your motto always be Braver*, and your guide
II nor ; you will defer ve well i f the coun ry.
Cuhivato s, aoi-i indolence, it is the moth r
of viies. Guard principally agiinft the feduc
Dio- s r f men as ili intetui ned as malevolent.
V«U w.ll at all times find in me, as well a. in
the generals my reprelentatives, the repreiTors
of inj illicc and abuiev.
Induftrlou. inhabitants of the towns ! he fub
millivc t * the laws; ti e.” ill ccalc cot to be your
proteclion and y> ur a
People, Magiitratcs, and SolJiers ! I lay be
; fore you your clinics and mine. For me, l
pron.ife, in the face ofhraven, tod> whatever
will depend on me, by the perniiflion of Gyd,
to preferve union, peace, and public tranquility,
and confequently the h ppinefs of my D«low
citizens. I promifeto execute what is prcfciib
eJ to me by the conftitutio** Sweir to mein
like manner, before the Supreme Being, that
you will fubmit yourfelve* to tW fir Jaws wl i h
| are to enfure your happinefs and confoiidatc
your liberty.
Coizens! I inform you that thelawts tl ccom
pnf. of every citizen ; th:»’ v/hen it fpeaks they
mull yield obedience. The civil and military
authortits are to be the fir ft to fubmit to them,
and to give thereby an example to the people*
Follow friin pojnt to point the conflitu • *n
which the central legifhtive a/Dmbly of St.
Domingo has juft prefented to you : and may
the fublime principles it has juft co Derated re
main eternally engraven upon yuor hearts.
At all times, my char fellow e fiz tv* and
friends, my difire, my with, and my ambition,
confifted in finding and preparing the mean* to
render you fret and h ippy. il I can attain
an object fo dear to my heart, l fhatl not regret
l.le, and I (bail go without any remoT toren*
dcr an account ot my affions to the Almighty
God, the fovereign author of all things.
Live forever th: French republic, and the
Culoni.il Conft'tution !
The General in Chief, ($'-gn d)
TOUISSAtNT LOUVER L'URF.,
European I\kl j
noT.-n; patter of thl, .J.'" <»„*
UuiH'g the l„ft fcrtni^,' , «
J'vate letter. were »*, f E
•™rf to England ; »c; ul
tie to much fpecnbatiert aW?S*!j|
: « f“PPfed the Freud, '^‘tj
hem. in hope, of intereep&Vj
totrcf; oudenre, or oai,i“,
nB ""''a Political ddLI1","6*i),l
nowever, n j.,e„ mimbirbfv. °4 M*
!d f'cm Fr“act, a,,d fr ,"*« v„|,
:° throw Hlisht npn^ ^^J
The r,port ef the arreft t
wholly unfounded. By pa^aa,
France it was Uown lha ,5* tn^
Pe.-ed We on no.
non, that a political itvtrijwIjT
rime ca.ryingonat Pari* I
Supplanting Bonapam and 17' **> \
1 he leaders of this intrigue
Madera : we know * f
party to it. -Tongue, have bee o !\
.ho the newfpaper, hare been 5u? * '
me nu of fuccecding intherf* r 1
Mill, have repteLed
m n a, a defpotifm, whoByfcK?' » t
ty Br, aftet what ha, Ld
p fli 'n for freeJom i, ai cold,,: *4
lano, which ha, been fho'Ve: bv 2 "l
of France. In the caufe of j
could farm hut a yak Party, 1*4
he h.v, been m*ie fuseefsfol. $ JtJ
tepiuented the provednegotiant
Eng and and France „,PTO)f thj •
Conful has n- de-gn of anslft,. ^
he is infli g with tiiediftmfes *f,be J
and meditating ne^trars and.ccmqutft.,*
however thev mrsv a.lrl i *
' * , V rami
t<,rg aniagiavatethefnffetion*^,^ tl
people. Among other plans of amUfol
ot the irrvafion of England has bcn^l *
as the mo ft chimerxal and dtngtrc'a' 1
The difficulties in the way d ifc. ^.yl \
of the i’idemni'i shtve aLt'afliftedVelul
lilts ; arivi wi en it appeared that theFffi
troops h *d ir<fT-d Me Rhine, a (W3
nv-m (t d f c rueiu was irntfjtScd wJL
public. This period too, w»s thoc^toll
the f vorab e on. in scotch Reubali hmV.B
na ILould it ike r e olow, and an equina2
atfioihy looked fur at Paris. Rut b.T, jjvl !
too vigilant and penetrating, i
of p* lice. The'Pilt of P.ris. who W*f.rJ
rhe Jacob'ns as the other deferred tit hm
mentaiy Reformers, has < pt a mod mil
eye over the comp ators, with U otw oaI
'is acquainted, k iwing tier haunted A
gceeng*. as v, ell as thetr w, flies, bytlt-ttlWf
ot his (pies, numerous and wed paid wm
parte an i Fauche know fo completely k
ftep of i}ie<r enemies, that they are whr-o*
ea ncf',wnd they will not a?reft them, if ’s*
pofFibic to avoid th.it mcafute wi<h Lie y, t«
f i us that even the arrett of their entr i«w«(||,
excite an aiann of dmj er. and call m qittitm
he* ft a i ity cf the g sernment. It *.«9|
dread of a pnVricM explosion mine hwifi
^ .*>pe trance o. a w r qu tl*e ft mc, hat aoS
e l li: lie .» i-t he i* enrh funds, i:w»
[ to tinier a*; the ettmts o. this faef-on, »baj
! iih the apprcheofio •• ot • cw .it bw
| ave v of the li re of the F each Repdiljl
r«* pedt to her foreign relations, append Is
week an ti«e Moni ear, and tint the piojejef
i V •dm. F.ne! lid was difeotmuntneed F<4
the f me mi n v is ih - high panegyric on fhl
Ei alia mini flees puo’u.ied ot tie cfi*|
rial journal. Lut h ft low ate the piafrtol
Cl ief Cunful, an 1 I u li tie fa th do ftp** I
, iu hi p i f ff:ons of peace Fie has ado?ei*
k u 1 and complimentary language, to ladtS» I
jc i. s and ra Is the h -p s of France; tog:retie
people this g'eat proof of his fhiterlty— anil
great rr mf u i«, that ha be iens the
mi.iiiUr fine .re.
j}(
A rapid itercVinge of dTpabbes hastjj# ^
placcs’u in ; die whole of the pie c hi g *>•* ^
b tween the G vemments of hraace asupl* ^
1 .n I, and very fanguire hepcs hive beetiesta. ^
Mined in couf qnenre, that .the bafts of.ntf■*>* tr
ion may have acquired fome folr itv. - tl
a»c told that v ft'id'? M Otto hai a t**5t
t *i view with L »r.i Hawkefbarf h • ' ‘ _ A
oi Mr Ad ’inqron. and that the wmlM |J
icd by the F ensh as pteltn>ieary,.a« c«a£ tl
1, iiiv. u:.,b*e ; it is <«» feed H* I
wit -t th«M terras are, namely, that *ra®' \ A1
f.-a s to giv.a »n Kgfpt and “*“£$3 b
t retain .he part of Alexandria, th
i • to be teftored to the King ofSirdiamf*
tli.it with regard to the Colodies,
! pnnc p.il will be w S|vc "aCF * j^*,W
’ France and her Allies m the ^ t
to reftore wish a liberal hind, our cc... .
the Weft. Su*-h are the lUtwnents aha
do not, howe ver, attach much cf* 1
it not being vcy probable that 0
f-eurly -I period of negocut'cm W‘ f
any import of its progrefc » ’ ?1 ‘C7jl a* pff-.
er all lurthcr fpeciilatioiTon the 11 | ^ |
ient as impertinent. In the cci’r ' ,r,j;r:A i
week, perhaps,ia h events may ;
as will cive 4 new featurw to t*
0
nef*.
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THE e-e-Vr,.* of
nateJ by the PrnlHan* ; an 1 ’ vj(£,jv
fdd, tint after the grand r^1^ r.
bootg. m «rc treops will arnye