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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-27

rage ii order and how psrfetly neat, slsan
AID elegant d. they eve aPpsar Among
he beads of the fed, W. and that thole, Nhlch
are tic maa clemly, are generally the mot
CAV anu chreffHl or ate diiingnlhed by
eeFfaia air &c tranquility ADD contenfmsnT Il
AID Gnging birds are always remarkable f"s
the neatnefs Of her plomlge. Sogeat j. ths
eFea Of c!earlnefs upon n n, thar i exrenis
even Il bis moral charaetsr Virtue nsvar
dwell long with I'll n; nor do | b-lisve there
ever WIS a psflon fcuPulouly attentive ~
CLEANLINESS, who wa coaium nate vtllain."
E.rnss's llzsisssl
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-27

DiGingnifh with cxattaeSs, if you mean to
know yosrlelf and on4rs. what is e. often mir
taken tie ssfw, the original, th1 erfr49- diaa-
y, the gysss, anl the fq5liae man. Tae fabEne
alone unics The iingular, original, extraordinary
and greag, with his own uni ormity AMI impi-
city Toe great with many powers ana hu-
tofrnty cf EMS, Is deiitnte Of taat f19sriot
calmnefs and Inward harmony W. ch ioars a.
bave the ainafphsre Of praifs The sxira9vdT.
nsryis diainEudhed w copioninefs, and vide
raoge Of cn9Tgy Ilae ergi4al need not 81 very
rich, qaly thgt which DE produ = u IN on l.ie,
and has rhe excluiv. Aanp off iadivdu4iity Z
TIE fasn'ar, = iuch, i placed b-tweca orini-
nali'y and whi'n, and ossea makes triae the
Ia,dsum of fame.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-27

He loves unaltsrably WAC keeps wittia the
eoanis Oh love. Wha always ihews .foEne,gliAr
lsss than what 5- il ps6sasd of---aor eva usrers
2 y4aole. or ewes ahint, 81 mafe than waa1
r. - remains b-hal--ls jua an friraIiy Ii
the fame degree.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-27
The Lay Preacher.

q Les fLy garrrrnfs Be alqrayt qpbite and ks fby
bead lack no siaaeM."
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-27

Svsy resdsr, ! f5i'S, quai asxiVs blszfars JTos a
9Ar4l! sf he J9lesoag trapsyal
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
BONNER.
JEAN DEBRY.
NAPLES. June 40.


The preparations for w.r a c revived here
with redouoled activity. Al perfons Who
axe young diough AID able, even the clergy
not excepteJ, are required 10 talsc MP arms
20 maintain intevnal tranquility, wilile the
OCULAR tro- march 4 the frontiers. The
aniwer whish The aonrier lately difpasched to
Paris ilall Jug back, VIII be Deceive. The
new demands made by the French envoy
Garet are, that
1. The Neapolitan government ihallcede
the HaTu Of Mefina, in Sicily, to the
French.
2. All perIons who have been confined on
account oftheir political opinions, hall be fet
at liberty.
8. a Prohibition of all Engliih commo.
dities, aba the exclnlioa Of all EngIih nips
OF war ane merchant lhips from al the har-
bours Of sbe Two Siciies.
Tue king Of Naples has anfgered, thathc
canu,t eoaply with thee demands.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
NETWORK, Ga. :.

81 the acop Hawk. captain Benbs,n, ~
New Hayei, rived here yeaealay. l,.,o
Cape Motto M he, VIZ are ineer,,.,,. -
JeIem.e esd en- sbsbdSESd ~ :hc t.r.,iG, !
sHi tha, thr Male ~as To be sg ,c,,. ~ ~.
tas .ii,g o. Ceio,,rc ia arr.
we siiu earn 81 The iaue v:AeL th.t :,
WAS teP. iitd, aHd gsc rf'ly ef.ted :, 49,.
NJ lie lhsi CeueIs; =. u.izini int, oss .. -,
fiorilY u declare he ilant o. S.. Dsr,;nr',
inacpcrden # the French Repotic-sn -
ven. very cehTite as y 81 70 tie Isa.aefs.
IS - ihe cei-e,; STA e..
Atr.at fcafc'gY Il every lot r American,
9rocuc- prevailed ;h:r, sad the articles al
tse cciany were iaper4S. ndaaiiy plealG.,,
Aod 81 h,i < vsue
We lean ai'l, tl,st a very liberal Concur
n'c'iion oxitcd between Geatrsis Nsait,sra
and 'FoafiaiuS---a citcuma.ace Al lcas rot
IN syvo cable 10 tae jdea Of Az ale iaiicr, IS
apacanert on the part u the "a Ter fycu Tie
The ftGion 81 III, irard was idapaelv
yiiuablc 70 FRANCE previous to nc r.yontt-
n az 1sli CT acconrt OF Il berg Z nurfefy
for teaaasV, al.a moa orQduGiv. f1arce al -
scene fSliss Gnct, unhsppiiy, been Il ,tfrs,
Ire u .ts ~ o s,truci ius or. mes and d,lnerd
IN biz Cd md euvsloprd ~. co; f5eraticn. ~
iAe srfofs. cups lily, aad silsiay Of ,he l,..-
Z live deputasioha ~ the disjreos ty,ants
wtich have dominated cvcrtae unother coun-
ty h mat fDrpgiliug csscunilsnce a.,
that independence has ,ivet tCtn Dc eisret
---,atle'y VOL a. isc even q rhil farher rad
= W h7t eifett, thcE, icSh ~ iappcic tl.e
hofrors OF on active gRiilrtinc aud a tx years
prevalence OF revolutionary tomato bav-.
produced on TIE a nds VI nca who .annoe
be termed phi.eloEhcrss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16

J ,hec' o. tx :>;h Acgoa aat. by II. NIel
,alnieas ,he Penipsseatiary Minilter OF ms
impelal Maieiy.
20 }Vhas nc radergigncd doica;cc 70 the
intentions Of the dcpata,ion Of the Empire,
tacy esnnor liiIcmblc the ,nelsuchcly imprel-
aoa the no,c itisf has in Ceveral points Of
view LIFT On their minds. Il is nor configs-
ent with Tie IDEA which the uudelfgned were
iiipcisd to fork Of the wife providence oe
the Pienipotcnrarieso of the German Empire.
They fad it di.hc,1t 10 exprefs, and they
cinnot lualiFy the ieati;nen. which they feel,
at realJ,g that rai!age in the note of the de-
putatioa of the E;srire, in which 70 extra
Ordinary 2 9Js.tian-is raitcd as the thirdar-
ticle % [. cir note OF he 18th uls. Who
woeid hive 'houghr, after more than twenty
days na5 been lp,at in the examination of il
--ahs-S fEahy FITTINGS, IN which il lad NO
doubt -: willy S!iicaiied, that it could
have BEEN pof6ble TO have paTed over, aud to
have bet1 f'sa- as 70 one Of the mott ellen.
tia and pocoiie articles in The note, and one
which nlaE bs coniidered as ifrevocable.?
1t IS at length time TO put an end to
lhis ftua.icu OF affairs and thcir equivocal
delays. The French government is deiirous
ofpeace; IT'S conduct has sut its iincerity in
this refpeat beyond alldoubt: but it has gone
10 the rtmct extent % what could havebsen
expected from It's good viii on this fubiect.
The LAC propolitions which the undersigned
have MACK in It's name, are the conditions OF
this pesce alti on this head there is neither
room for dicrllion nor delay the deputa-
ton NIT therefore decide. Let them con
iuit Only tiemieves, AID 5hc re6titude of their
intentions and they will foon decide. let
them recdleGt, that at all events, its DELAYS
aud It's reaf&ls will httle avail the Empire,
and thst ne publ;c voice in Germany n,na
approve At decilion whirh ayerts from TIE
Peopi- fer CT the icpnfge of war;,
r. eniPotentisry Mn:ters ct the
Frepcti'i~ pubiic, being under the uecefity
Of indlfihg il every point on the contents Of
their iirl note of the 10Th inf. and on thoic
otthe 2zdot June, and prec ding date, a.
gain rcquns the deputation Of the Empire
a sate sorica and Deceive reply to ali the
points contained in them, which thew now
exPe they aGure NJ. De Mstternich,
thc Pienipstentiary Minifter Of hi. Imperial
Maleity, d their mott PARTICULAR coniiderati-
on.
Raltadt, 10Th Therlnidor, (Au-
gut 81 Sixth year of the
French Republic.
DCN-ArrrD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
MERLIN, PrsGdent,
LEGA&Ds, SEC, Gen.
CoNaTANrlNopLE. Inne :.

In conlequencs Of fome advantage gain
ed by tie Captain Pacha o.ct Emingirck
lieutenant of Paiiawau Ogl5l, who defend
ei With 1000 choien troops an Important
pot, from which he was driven with conf
derablc lofs the Gene,al.ll.ao OF the Otto
man troops eiisbllhed his camp near Wild
den; and few days afterwards tAe bate
res of cannon and of mortars b gan to play
againt the place. The Are was 60 well di-
rcCled, that i ihort time Geyeral houfes, a.
mong which was chat Of PaIawan Og!ou.
were burnt. a breach even was made, and
= general aAsGit ives about to follow. This
news wac Brought by the Captain Paoha
who arrived here the 2Syh Floreal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16

q; sass ea,ivs e p,i.cs aad Especially Is
at o i've a GA zG3
T.. All .e;icss 81 n-'qre, or r.y<Ei o.
PerHiiiion, crauied illte COLONIES % Anne
re. ~ rho pariic.ar Agen,s u ,he Di5ec-
tory, or . hec ciy!. and nIi,ary Ageuis un
der the ori,r., 10 am, o,ihlr a, privatetr
o armed me- haiinnrn, arr coudac.ed q Of
40 eifsd after ;ae 3oh day isoB the yabli-
ca ca Of his !iyeieat decree 10 The French
colonies
IL. Every Ageat. or pcrion under hi,G,
in any Vi The heurA, pollsiiions, y hof, dury
il IS TO jrd.c ofia- validity of'ae prizes
made by F.cuch cruiess, wno ih4! tie iul
peSssd Of Iav:ng any iEteJet, in any Of the
p iyslse.s OF srm,d m-rchfn,nlen, f!l1!l.De
Immediately ,eeaileA
~. ibe particular Agents of the Exc
cUdvc Directory al CAYENNE, s.. D,mingo,
and Guadsioupe, i'ial. b. careful tina, tn
;orsratE ira property "a nsural ycAels are
{ yGpGlouily attended 20; and in no ca.s
th,ll they dilp0fe Of tie cArgo bar a, fap
vs!ta;ioa, aud 70 lie catise iaas.aaion ..
lie coatritting paai-e.
Y Th- iaid iizr ocular agents OF the tx
ecu I've Directory, lac CO lima ders al al ,h-
Giips Of the Repub!ic, the connils, ihe vice
co1iuii, aud All others Injected Suh power
70 This effect, Gsli arrs,i and puu.h, con
formally to the iaos, AL Jnoie who ihall op
p7t- ,ha pre!cn hecgse, which ihsil be prime
81 ~ yae Bulletin Of tie "a :. ard with the
execution Of which: he Matter fOr Foreign
Affairs, Of thu Mari-e, aad OF the Coionjes
as Shagsed.
MERLIN, PreGdent.
- ! NM g. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
VIENNA, Aueua !

rAdyicc8 from Turkey fate, that the ar
my Of the rebel PaIgvan Ogloa is no lon
ger ihnt up in Widen. but has advanced.
conilderably augmented, aad is on It's march
for Conitantinople.-hccordiug to the fame
accounts, ii Is believed, cvcnin urkev, .hat
the French expedition is directed principally
againa Greece.
Accounts from ConGantinople Iikewife
merton, that another dangerons conipiracv
mas been timely diicovcred there and MANY
Pea9ns, iQnIe OF them Of cont1eFab,e eonl,s
quence, put to death.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
RpMF. lnlv zo.

On sbe 18th init. the Golden Book, as it
is called. The great regifer of the Feudal
lylcm, tfs a, sol Proeeis Of the InqoiGtion;
6gu,e re sycEentnig Grand inquifiior; fe.
verai c5oG Of Oroers diplomas 81 Nobi-
lity; and tss ms of our late i,lafrious IA
miles OF Eolonna and Borghele, we e pub
iicly bur2 with discharges of artillery and
fInsll arms, The arms Of the Duke Of Brat
chi were lie ait thrown into the fire, and ar
order it &c publnlied thar all the infgnia
of the Fssial Syfem HALL be aboii1ie9, add
whoever ilail publicly appear With crofes,
ribbcm, ssys, &C. fhall be purified with
10 dass % iabor on the public works.
O,u Sefate aud TIibunitiate has now, se-
co ding - the coBllitution, adjourned for
four ploi ~ during which time the French
Cotanand 81 alone win poiIels the Legida-
tive roWt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16

IN, a.aiching Of the troops aill continues.
Behdss TIC grsatcf pari of the gsrriiors Of
Beigism, aboyc Coco troops. infantry aud
etairy, hare rosrehrd through this city TO
lie army ef Meniz. Tie day before
vefef8ay 4oso men Of the viGon OF
Crefser arrived here, and the next dry pro-
test o. ar march for Coionge.-- Befdes
.hsfa 81 number Of troops are expelled
f,om thf ~ II fa5iaad, and ilroag re-
infosa slnerse BE Inafchiug through tie cleo
soreee az fvyes.
81 IL Notify be wesr the Meufe, the
RI ard liz Mose.le, magazines Of pro-
c6c end .stsgc sfe fosmipg and il isun
dsrilroI ~, e-eaeral Joubert has orders to
bavs sycry salag - rsad'1ti4 To- opening
llcv ca e@sn Msny tsSogs aad astiilefy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16

TIE King O. Pruma ben, 70 cal,;vs.. 81.
fociciY his lsls;i.a S.iaSe ,isurv, vb, =
ncIo''ooiiy ~ scas'l 10 III Fss,cb r,tty.
- Americans, we sle ccarinceA ,o,,,
"ot DC blended by any feeaiag coacrm.,...
~ hich The ench rsisrs msY sliink ptuue, O.
MAKE, 10 '.rter - avsst thst hceiiry y,nsrt.
tsey have 10 eadip ny 9,oyuketl- Tie Is
Toflo we ,roa, wal tri'a become c,nv,-r..i
ihss thee 10 NJ f1'e'Y TO- any nai.oa, oar -
a Rae 81 open waiiarc with tie Ge,eash,e
aud dsaruawe p'iocipisa of,he Frerca.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
RASTbDT -an.,,a :

! On the sd init. thedcFutaion of.hse En-
pre- mel TO determine on their anfwer 10 tlA
latt French note. To day the C,oly. IT,,
was voted, which aniwers Is follo,,,e - ,hs
ieyen points itated By the French Miniaers
4. lac tree navigation Of The Rhine, and
the irPPrehion Of tolls, aaple RIGHTS, &c. Is
g'rante5, but not with refpcctto the inferior
river Of Germany, ~
2. The Hand Of Peters Ave near Mont
IS reinted, as it would be % ea,.s, ippor,an,-.
win caliel. OnevOte Propofcdto exchange
3. The demolition of Ehrenbreitaein Is
acceded 20, but with the express condition
that the French ihall give up all their ltrone,
potts on t,,i' iidc the Rhinc.
4. The eilabl.ihnent of CONNER isl br;5
ges ihall oe l-ft 20 the respective Lords Of the
territory. - ny
). Rell,iss'o tic Equeitrian order oFsae
Emnife: and,
O. The deb s----s,le deputstion perils in
its former propoials.
J. Witi relpeet to the r1nunciation ofthe
new republics, and Especially In Iraly. ;tmult
hrt proceed from another quarter. I, is
thought the Diet oF the Empire nult 6tgl
at The motion Of tlc Emperor, grant fuli
powers 90 the deputai;oa COZ that pnrpofe
Wiih fcB7rd TO he Frickthal, il borders co
switzerland, ard cannot thcrclore, Be ineln-
ded n the Rhine boundary Of France nor
csn the deputayion determine on this ps,;us
on seeouni Of The claims IS Aullria.
Before The Citing, an Imperial Courier NJ
rived wilh tiipatches TO Counf /, hrbacl,
containing advice Of thsyeparturc Of Couat
Cobentzel lor Serliu aud Peteribnrel,.- r.,
til3 ercamitance the vote Of AaRsis sc.
qnires doubls weight.
Augnf 9.
The CsaltIDa Of toe dcpuiation Of tie
i-TPirc 81 5hs 7th sga0 rot approvcl ty the
igf=ah f'enlPoteaG@rg. Elis Ese icn-g
/ ~ r'yrnsag ~ o'cioe@ ddpstclio1 Con.
fisi ~ y ierrf - ebiair jnfsrbaisas relatiy,
Il nis fati1catloa. Net 70 obarna t,ss re-
( gseatioh, nov Ver, tic lmas,;sl plenipo.
n1fuay thi5 day tranlaitfcd the lo.
% i..e treHen PlcniFofsnti7fies, wit cut an
if,2ing bis afuM gsbaioa
it1@, Conelu!un = pe,y hng5fby, qaI ,OiyS
sie0 brrogity.l
Augua D..
Ds-'iiivc note Of the Frsi.eh Pienirctea,;,
zee, ~ reply - Che lal notc from 80 -
isa-iioa Il lhc Empire.
- ~ nndvtfgned Plea:Detcpt;sts -,
i..'erc az the firnch rcputhc for The Il
N''''s o. peas, wifithe EwYirc, hav, re
sfee ihs ia's aote fom the depata,ioo o
80 F"l''s' "-a-i "-5 cos-s-at.isased !,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
MILAN, June IS.

Tie VA hctween the SardiDians and Ia
gurisns, gl,ieh was thought to be ended,
CONT On the a4th infant, the latter,
astef gsy Ayietory ever the Sardanians,
t,2k si., ii.outeie town Serraveila by Ca
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
Exscafipe D1e8ory.
D.cfo. Of 1871 Tbsrnidor, Jplyst.

Tie Executive 1 redoYy having hood
Gle fspoft Of iie mn.fcr ofnasiaa ara tts
CO ~. anf condduieq ghls TIC rees r.
o-a'lg arrive cd Gonihs Prem d Colonies aud
f.e cve,iaeuFo Of Anedos. leave ntt ! souLt
tai tls frmeb aGFsf, 6r ihe e.; ..dirsnt
tieee8 c5a.isfs, hsye iiftingca ths sw, 81
tas yaete s.lo ,cipsa % g,izes; cons.
lily co lgr,saad p;fafts hafc asa
30 SIC asa+e sBoeca % gaysser latt.l ~,
fens " nfuIal ytesis, ci.arr s.e-s :
ioetsii.e' ~ cloakng uader tie nero
Hag 'heif ca1sf' aas, ard eioiaioa OK f,..sssf
pa dpe e. tef rights Of BaGsss, q, eel
niih ssga-d 20 ~ ferior. sthe msDe,.ie,
Of a'l'es 70 .roeefs, decres.
Ar J ihai IN iunre here fiisll 40, /,
ceiivcfei ~ ibe colonies Of Anne ics ~,
Ief, p oiriarG9s or fcprfs., 81 ~ i.dsn.
isar@ sahsr as pasaeef. ef alel S on mes,
tze p ly 40 paWeabr sGsn;s uflhs di. 4.
iosy ihanlige, Who re rol pcunfsa i,
tciR g. t.+'r poecr p sog Cae. sna I. b.
faa Dol eSssciie ihs euyis,c, vcl.scg !.
tion 'cg Isl fsgpr oilfols hois , mciDl
finy 'lsl &c 9ce sioied aiiH, ard 10
uo&o.. a,ah t@ JOshd to cOnlo..n 10 al
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
Par s.. Augug q

FAX D, -Au91a q
AT Rata I greater uncaGEe.s preyailathan
ever. The Plan which tde deputation Of the
empire had prepared was 70 vague, that j;
could lead 10 no rslult had the French nj
niiters even conlented To receive il as tbe ba-
As of deliberations. The following arc the
CHIEF heads of iC;
/. There ihaii be peace and amity between
France ard Germany, AID oblivion of pait
grievances.
:. The Rhine as Emit c&aaly deter
minea.
;. TIE French liall deGa from all claims
ON the righS bark.
4 Indemnify the immediate nobility,
compromising sAofe of Lower Alfalfa.
5. Security for property as well for indi-
yiduals as picus corporations.
g. A free exercae oiicigion ia Che ced-
cd co0ntiies.
!. a continuation Of the EpircQpalriights
N thofe countries.
s. Secularizations ihall be ref,ainsd as
much as podible, and fhall NOT take place un-
I'll after the coucluGon of peace.
9. France IS torenounce all arrears ofcon
sributions.
The French rninitters, as VIC have already
faid, do not appear to approve chi. treaty
of peace. They coutend that it belongs to
them alone, in quality of conquerors, to draw
up the plan ofpeace.
Augua 10.
Very bad nws has been rec vtd from
the Ile of Francs. 1t is rot yet known
what IS the iUbttance of it, but it IS feared
that enc party in the Mand were diipofed to
furrender it to the Engliih.
General Baiagnay q Hilliers and his aid
3e-camp, taken ia IA Senhbl have arrived al
at Paris, Oh theh paioic. They Nsre una
bic 10 give aTy account OF the flest under
Buonaparte, hasng Quilted It on ths fame
day or which Il failed from Malta.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16

are liks%iit, I'D ching ovei IL Rl;ae &c the
vicinity or C;ci.en.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
9 - -. 80 IS.

~ tbs Gste accuuass were received
lha' ADMIRED Mellon hal leen the fleet Of
hnonSp7r'c, ( n Cd nor rngage IHrm, ana
"aS is.ufniGg 3o~n the Biediieranesr.
nc f7'i7&ifg Is lbe decree alluded o in
TeicY'ana Psreord's lait letter.
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ltDor aPPen-s TO be sfcesia'nei, that 9,
ie n art ~ Bnonapaue's {gsaJ,sn Ia,
Taach-d AiesanG5ia, andt3st nv .o..p l., ,p
'be gcHfa'on of be F,efch.--rae following
accom-, che opl aHicisl one we have az
y-t 81 iiI- iu'Jctrl wa on Wedner' ay fen
i.ei ti4 4a'ila-tiouir, Tor he inlorusijoa
ct t..e t7aoten,n E, Loya'i and the Sock
IL hang.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-22
DeEeat OF Buonaparte.

Defeat OF Buonaparte.
LONDON, SEPT. g.
This morning two Of the Hamburgh
mails thatwere due reached town. They
contain from variety Of places, &C
counts Of an action having actually Ia
ken place between the Engliih & French
fleets in the Mediterranean. News from
Naples Of the gift July, from Leghorn
Iof the cd, from Florence of the 9Th,
from Venice of the 4th Augult, and
from Trieltc Of the fame date, all con-
cur in the fame account, Ebzt on fbe
5tb of Taiy, Sir Horatio Melon, 10itb :
ibibs 0f TIE line, cqme up zoitb fbs Frsne5
Resf, roaEJfing ef ~ 6ipf gf tie hns, Of
Caadja, and fbat a mgf blo0dy battle en-
ned. The circumstances that are rel2.
ted in thefe- accounts agree exactly with
thole in the articles which we gave
lomc days ago from the French Journal
La Chef du Cabinet. The article from
Venice Of the nth, fays briefly, that the
account Of the fea action, is confirmed.
Articles from ConGantiHople and
Smyrna, however, poftiveIy afert that
Baonaparte landed on the 18th at Alex
andria.-1his feems merely a repetition
of the firf account which we had fome-
time ago of this event, and which We
are inclined to think not Of fuficient
authority to counterbalance the repeat
ed accounts which we have fubfequent-
~ had Of an action taken place between.
the two fleets.
The accounts fate that feven Clips Of
the line aud thirty feven tranlports fell
into The hands Of the Englilh, and that
both admiraPg ihips were funk. Phi
yate letters from Italy received this NOR
ming, further ltate that feveral French
ihips had reached CiIita Vecchi, at.
which place they had landed an i'm
menie number of wounded men.
Letters from Hamburger Of the 18th
ult. are likewife filled with accounts Of
the engagement !; but thele are doubt
.lels founded upon the details from Italy.
which we have noticed above.
To the confederation and judgment
OF our readers we. commit the contend
ing accounts, exPrehng merely our own
confident hope, that the interelting de-
tails from the ports Of Isaly will very
iPeedily be confirmed by PoGtive and
official information.
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[FURTHER-By anotber a,riva.1
TONpONy cpp,r

LONDON, SEPT. a.
Although we did not give much Gre
dit to the articles inherited in foIne Of
the latelt foreign Journals, concerning
the action faid to have taken place in
the Mediterranean between the French
and Engliih fleets, yet we think tine
ceaary to fate, thatthis news is zorro
borated by other advices much more
entitled TO credit, though by no means
conclufve. Private letters from Paris
fate, that the.Dire5tory was under great
unealineis in not having received anv
kind Of authentic information refpect-
ing Buonaparte; and it was generally
believed that mott bloody conflict had
taken place in the Archipelago, which
had proved Deceive in our favor. We
are not yet dilpoled to believe that any
body Of French troops has landed at
Alexandria. T7Imec I
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BUONAPARTE TAKEN.
LONDON, AUGUST

d
A French paper Of the 10th init. in
titled lie Clgf dn Cabinef, received in
town yefterday, has the following i'm
portant detail, which we can iay OBJ
tains very general belief in the highelt
and belt informed circles :-CSm. J
The articles is dated from Frankfort,
and ilates, that by adyices from Tri-
cite, and Iikewife from another port in
Italy, an account had been received of
an action having taken place between
the Englilh and French fiips in the
Medlterranean. The circumstances
which are particularly detailed, are as
follow
(" :, onthe 18th Medidor, July s, the
hottie fleets met in the morning. A
very ciole and warm engagement EMU
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Fran The Salem baber fOd. Is.


From the various accounts Of Ma
val Engagement, between the French
and Englifh fleets in the Mediterranean,
in the former part of the month of iuly,
many people are induced to believe
that one has really taken place, howe
ver differently the iaue may be report
ed-Ln our lat we mentioned an ac-
count from Madrid, BY the way Of LIZ
bon; fince which, we have received the
account under the London head in this
days paper. Thele two accounts near
lysagree in point Of time. Behdes thele,
two vellels have arrived at Halifax from
the Straits, which, on the goth Of Au-
gult, fell in with the Andromache fri
gate, from which they were informed
that fhc was then bearing dispatches
from Admiral Nelfon's feet to England,
With intelligence Of an engagement, in
which the Britiih had been victorious.
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Befdes she above, an arrival at
Charleiton from Tenerife itateS, that
two days previous to falling from Mara
taya, intelligence was received that adj
miral Mellon had captured fail Of the
line from the French.
Again. An American veGel was
boarded At fea by his majeay's fhiP
Aurora, Capt. Digby, who informed,
that at Lilbon information had been re-
ceived Of admiral Nellon's falling in
with the French and capturing fail Of
the line and 5 frigates, and defroying
their tranlPorts with 10000 men.