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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
The Cordial Restorative Bal
fam

lam
Is recommended IS i Medicine of ipecihc
ana unpsricllcled virtues for the nImedat.
relet sTi4 tpeedy and permanent cure Of the
s7pvr diiOrders, la ying food 1 trial OF nany
fa1celsfni YEA s, during which period many
tLou!snis Of bogh ie&es nave bean rcGosed
fr al he 5rin x OF the grave
This Baj!am is particularly adapted to weak
Fcrna,e Contributions, as weil as 10 phlsgms-
nc habits in generals il acts powerfully a. e
n raine, not only TO me @eak fonsch, but
- the who's nervous iyGem; coyreGrs vi
iisted appetite and d.edion IA the iirit PAT
faces, ant shiis wonderfully In recovering
th-tole OF tne urinary and genital orgaGs,-
Hence lis e.iIcacy in the moa obitlEa,e is
ninaI pceia in nsu, & corresponding weak
rsGls IA women; and hence il viii couui
brie more fsfrly, iu'ely and honoursbiy to
W-r,!s coniGgai happine.s, than any Of thole
l'fi.airg, diabo,lcai competitions, which are
~ iham inlly administered 20 the unwary.
/. is csrneifIy recommended 30 tholc la
dies, - 10 from repeated and difficult IabouTs
are ai.i,ttcd with weak nehes and inf;tnities |;
~ y hi,n cafes it is highly uicfui, trengtIen-
ing at the lame tine ire nomaca, the back,
Ih7 weakened organs, and the whole coniti>
tuition.
ThOf., who Ia advanced life, feel the con.
teaucnces " youthful exceis, or unfortunate
yuuh, who nave broueit on themie!yes a
ium.rous tsaid Of evils, will by the ufe OF
This, fini thetu.elves reil)red ~ ncaith and
Grrng.h, and al the melancholy lymptoms
removed, which ere the general elfetls Of
inch cauies.
For whether tho fyneun has received
iho x, and is debuitaled from imyruazacics
" iaa,r9ntion in the esriief part OF life, or is
6nkirg undcr The adssnee Of wears, afeW do
iss If THIS Medicine viii afford immediate
a.iurAace q returning health and lrcnsth,
by giving tone TO the lnulcuiar Is fem, and
nrsaBs ~ Sigsltion, ana by reRoYatng the
" hole coAitlaiiom.
20 iheyPung i will afard ialing health,
Gfens,b and ipirils, in place nj iaih.u-e and
debility; ARD 80 INC ssed and infrm, il viii
siinre lily tH7II,h grcS, relief aud comfort, by
2eH@y md l4isly insigorating the ty fem;
VIII uoi eve i,nTuortaity; 5n, Is il be Ia
the power o! Medicine 10 yiid t be autumn oi
deciining gears and calmly and fsreneiy pro-
sraA he cioie of iiic beyond its narrow lpai,
ihis Rsilofaijve is capable Of ef,Gtins thai
grand deidgTatdrn,
Csnit;iutions relaxed, &eak OF decaJed
ih u,en or women, are under TIE immediate
influence Of TINS Eciiors.iyc.
Old coughs, 1000 relieved, and lpeeiily
cured. PoYeriy O. blood and cnacsrd
limbs, wiliefc hong meet the hsppieit castge;
ehe cali watsiy Aaid become nch ana bali
fannie, and rho iin1os lie covered with aelh
firm snu heaithiul,
IL wiil np duub; be acceptable to the read,
e., 10 Zee scCaunrS Of !ome OF the lemarka.
bic cafes aad cures hich have been Der
formed by shis tniiy invaluable medicine, in
lhe diiofjers 70, which, il was invented
lie Ia, therefore ieeeted few os iuch cafes
Is have come WITHIN his own immediate
knowledge, wbich are pu5Iiibed and may be
has (graEisJ ct any oil the places where the
Medicine Is fold.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
RNIAMIN DUYAL,S

Frgb Medicines, Paints, Perfume
ry, sc. &c. &c.
AVE jua come to hand, and are now
T. j. telling at the Ggn of the GoLDsn
Mos TAR in Richmond, at a very moderate
advance--Country Physicians and Store
keepero will find it their interea to deal with
t'im-tie will warrant his Medicines TO be
genuine, and is always iatished with aImall
profit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
TEN D0JrAps REWARD

BY trade a Blacksmith, ABOUT twenty years
Of age, ye,y Glsck Completed, lall snc
rather whitc eye, 4 SsiI, fraight, and well
limbcd fellow, excep, raiher long foot
lie hsd on when nc went away, an old bl'ck
broadclo.h Goa, piir Of nanksen breeohes
& waiGcoat, & IN old Tow hiri Carried a
way with him pair at leather oreeches, dyed
purple, a oedquilt OF Virginia q ~ & cslco
& hned with cotton c6th--but his clOt@es
expect he will change, and do tnpp,te DC
will astempt 20 &C, nut al he i'a'e srd TO
pals a. E eemSn---l therefore ioTwsrr al
perions, ,radeslnen, n1alts-sof vsGels, &t.
Of employing hirr in Their fefvice, as they
ihsl be dealt with according q ls@--L wjll
give the above .erari Il ;7ksn or occurred n
any jail 10 shat l get hrh again, above 90
miles, or fiSe dollars il updcr.
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
October 2tt, 1899 ('3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
Domestic MedicinsS.

FOR Nervous D.ior,lers, Female Com
plants, Goat In the stomach, Mclsu
choly, Seminal WeskneEey, Lois OF Aope
TIE, Bilious Di!orders, award Weskngi!es,
Indge it;on, Obitnote Gieets. Juvenile in-
dNcFciions, ana prematnre Old Age, and E
very other !Ymptou of extsems deSiii,y,
'"n'eh 1re 'he conlequenees OF di.iipatsd
lite-E ,cc!s OF Pieaiurs CT Grisi-I4sat or
Change OF CimAte--l,nmoderate Ule oil
Aea, o?ir;uurs Liquors. or auy lntenper
snce--E3ld Lyingy in-- Difeafes incident TO
f""eg Girls and Women at certain period
lie
The Cordial Restorative Bal
The gazette., 1799-03-25
A Duty,

The mott hi-h!y eGential to the prer-rvation of
the rights of free men, is a due attention to the
tletton OF initabe characters to fill our places
Of public truf. Uoder conviction of this, it
is not 'ubred but the good citizens Of this Dif-
trtt Will eVince their attention to merit, an their
appreciation f good conduit, by giving their
fiffrages Ton Monday next) to His ExceIlency
INCREASE SUMNER, En- Tor Governor
This man mas proved hml,lf worthy Of pub
l.c confidence but he Jacobins, always op-
qoEng e dcterving, have tet up paltry opPo
ilton Let the free fufrages Of the people
lccide how far it thalI iucceed
The gazette., 1799-03-25
ODE,

10 capt. THOMAS TRUxToN,
Commander of
The q. s Frigate ConRellation, qf 36 euus.
OccafJned BY h, capture of
Ire FRENCH Frtgats L'Infurgente, Of A gum,
F6. 9. 1872
h FAFORD Chief to whom the aufpicious power..
- Have gwen firm courage, like the foul Of Mar
High, oer thy lofty maR Victoria towers.
And crowns with conqueR Rerne Columb as Tars-
BY thy example frd they deal the blows
OF patriot vengeance on their country's foes
For :hec has Fame tn eternal wrcathe entwin'd-
Sparkling with gorys gems it decks thy brow
For thee, within her iacred dome ahign'd
4 throne, mid heroes who mpcId the PROV.
Thro Oceans crimlond waves in cid or modern time,
With TX Il directed helm and energy divine.
See GlAll vauntng phrophecy belied---
Her oreah ot 6oattlng-chiird with fore dilmay -
"th her r,reh hag-has funk her mpious pride
When IRUXION triumph'd il the bloody fray!''
Vain Cdl11, conquer on Haha'5 field Tc.,
<}ar lnps con ain no Mo"Es-no CoNvENrs ride IN
No i-rvie wards fear thy threstning arms -
Our hardy mariners d dain 10 Weld -
A,60ye. alike determined 10 De free,
Even holy PsIFs rs will Join the martial boR,
Rang'd IN Ba,talia our COAT
To guard cur cities and defend our farms
Ye Trtons found your loudeft llells-
And while along, the boundeis vade Of air
Shall Fame with golden trump declare,
The deeds Of SEAMEN, emulr ufy brave
Proclaim thro' Neptunes regal courts,
Or where with green-haird nymphs he fports
IN coral groves chrytal cells,
How IRUxroN fought and how the indignan; wave
BlIfh'd to become the brnv grave
Ot French polluted corles'-Tcll him, Ye
who with your olAron's ais w-k9 furges the fea
Two kindred Navies now triumphant ride,
The worlds ro:eGors, guardians Of its right,
From wa,ers red with morning orient light
To realms where lnking day fades in the Welern tide
The gazette., 1799-03-25

WIham Bra kett, Vincent Robards,
John Grant, Ebeuezer Waite
Peter Knight, Amafa Waite
Paul Hutton, James Gardner,
Rob rt Hutton, Aaron Chamberlain,
Paul luton jun. Joihua Waite,
Simon Lord, John Mo.iey,
Jacob Knight, Ehhu Deerng,
Amos Knight, Sd. " liam MLellan,
David Steele, knoch Barbour,
Floyd ipatrick, Adam Barbour,
JolePh Wormel, Wi liam Buxton, Jun.
ames Bur m, John Doe.
William WorneH. Nathan 81 Hale,
IolePh York, Edmund knight,
Increaie Pote, Amos Knight,
Samuel Bucknarn, jun. Richard Knight,
Thomas Sawyer. Mark Hutton
Anthony Sawyer, inn. WinAow knight,
George Iley, Enoch knight,
Anthony Sawyer, JOB knight,
William Sawyer, MoIes Knight,
Afa Sawyer, William Lunt,
John Higgens, Stephen Gowell
John Anderlon, John Waite, jan.
The gazette., 1799-03-25
HiR JENKs,

MR- JENKs,
. HAVING lately travelled into various
parts Of the counties Of Lincoln, Kennebeck,
IFancock ard Warrington, have been much
grati6-d in fading lome of the mott refped
abe characters warmly engaged to fupport th-
Hon NATHANIEL DUMNIER and WILL
LIAM KING, as Senators Tor thefa counties,
for the enluing year.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
The gazette., 1799-03-25
Dorttan0,
M2NDAl-, MARcH Is, 1909.

The reader viii End ieveral articles later hau The Mail
taken from the Bottom Centnel Of Saturday laR re-
ccived by tbs packet Margaret Capt Robert Knight,
who arrived yellerdty after A forr palIaqe
- The Official account Of Truxtons victory Given
thi day, mua b. aburdan,ly gratifying to every A
N -roan reaIcr.-The PteiiJenrs reclamation, and
various other articles, render this days Gazette pc
cuLaliy in;crsa ng.
The gazette., 1799-03-25
LateR fran Ew0be.

From Salem AZarc5 e.
Captain Philips, in tile Kech J,hn. arrived
here y feIday tom LIbon, witch place he
left on the 2zd of February. Before he faied,
it was reported there, and generally be'ilved,
that the French troops had made themlelves
matters Of Naples, and that lis Neapodtan Ma
jefy had retired t. the illnd Of Sici y.
The gazette., 1799-03-25

A15RRLED-At Br'dgton, Mr.. 7ofbb
F;fc5, of FIn;Ron, to Mifs Sally Ksqb, daughter
10 Lieut.. JeGe Knap Of Bridgton. -M; Y;
g:s7eu Bw1bam, jun. to NIils Lug Snli5.
- AT Orisfeid, Mr.. Tb,mas PeqJ5!y to
h'if PoAv Read.
DfED--At Cape Einabeth, Capt. Samacl
ylAiags, aged 60.
DRDNNED-From on board fchr Mary,
IN. J.54 Jf-Ll5a, Of Portland
The gazette., 1799-03-25

Truzton'5 brilli1nt viaory has been Publicl
honore1 Ivy the citizens Of BoGen.
The gazette., 1799-03-25
/" T5c asrn and azrfaL % tie fee, of Rene,
q HI H an gooi, cl5."-CAro,

IN times Of peace poets may eng Of fair Columbia
A. prefent 1le afumes maienic courage The bur.
nithed ca!que Leans Dortentou, from her brow, and
her maty Gieid bids defiance while in her nrong right
haud The heaven atemPered fpear" threatens dsGtEc.
ZION 10 Acr eaeEi .,
The gazette., 1799-03-25
Eran1 Nerprotk. Mnrch I

FTo01 NfIUToIk, N1aTC5 Is.
Ye9erd1y tie fhip SampGjn arrived here
from Calcutta, 80 days. The Englih have
marched an army Of obiervaton towards Tip
poo Saib's territories.
This morning nip, next where the United
States tri-ate is building, was confirmed by frc
Suipe ted an inoeEdiary defgn.
The gazette., 1799-03-25

FROM THE ctNrIN OF SATURDAY LAST.
The gazette., 1799-03-25
From Bolon Marrb %.

Capt. Amory's troop Of Cavalry are under
marching orders, to elcort the PreGdenr Of tie
United States, whole re.urn ro his feat at Quin-
cy IS daily expected.
The gazette., 1799-03-25

ERPATA-Number ~ Of the Heads Of A9s paGcd
Ply Congrefs, was united through minake in the IaR
Gazette: It is. In az Jo, t5s government 95e Macy Of
i5s Uasl Slater"
The gazette., 1799-03-25
Commonwealth of Maaachufetts..

Il. SENATE, Flb. 20, 1900.
ON the petition of William Bracket,
and others, nh hitants Of the towns Of Portland aud
Falmouth in the county Of Cumberland, praying to be
Incorporated into leParae religious loc,cry, by the
name Of the Univerlal Chrifiian Society,"
ORDERED, that the Petitioners
notify the faid towns Of Portland and falmouth. bv
Pubilhing areied copy cf their Petition and this
order thereon three weeks fuccefvey q TENKs's CA
zETrE, printed in Portland the laR publication to Be
thirty days eaa before the ecoud Wedneday Of the
fri Seion Of tie General Court that all perons
intereted may then appear and ihew caule if any they
have why the prayer Of lAd Petition hoEld not be
granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
SAMUEL PHILElPS, PrsGl.nf.
u tbs Ho4js sf fPepr95rtativsr February 20, 1899
Read and concurred,
EDWARD III ROBBINS. S1eaEer.
True coPy-Atteh
EDWARD MLANE, Clerk Of Seaafs
The gazette., 1799-03-25
Hor. STEPHEN LONGFELLOW
and DANIEL DAVIS, Efd'rs.

viii be very generally fuPPorted. Their abi,i-
ties, and attachment to the intertR Of their
country, IT, ongly recommend them to a repe-
ti,ion of the fufFrages Of
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
The gazette., 1799-03-25
AR. JFNES,

AR. JFNKS,
IN order 70 prevent diviGon of the
votes il tie county Of Cumberland, for Sena-
tors, Tor the eniung year, with to inform the
etettors, through the medium Of your Gazet;e,
thar by information from f,veral parts Of The
cOnHtv. the
The gazette., 1799-03-25

John Davis, Efq. Of AuguRa IS cholen Clerk
or the Supreme Judicial Court, for the courtes
Of Kennebeck, Hancock an! Warrington and
ERIK Of the Court OF Common Psds for tic
ccunty Of Kennebeck.
Riehard Derby, Etq. Of Salem, IS appointed
Captain il the Navy Of The Uned States
He will command the frigate building at Sa-
lsm. The Philadelphia papers contain ap
pointments of 10 Lieutenants ana 10 Midlhip.
men
The Senate Of Pcnnfylvan;a has ordered the
Virginia reflutions to Be = lbyo7yg uu4er tie
aa5t. : J1af csre,uonis.
Gen. Hamilton. il IS fid, vii be ordered to
qnell the new PengGfVania zcbiRy i,Jlr1eaion.-
He is an a5Ie Phylcian in lu-h d7j3rArs.
The fouthern papers mention. that arrange
mems are making for the meeting Of Congrefs
at the Federal City a. their mex felion.
TIuzton'5 bfilli1nt victory has been publicly
honore1 Ivy tie citizens Of Bo(tsn.
The Hon. J'ae Parker, Erq: is appointed
Marhan Of the Di2ria Of Maine, vice jain
HaJ5y Llq,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-06-07

sic head quarie,e Gorn Pfl.nao,ff,o =.
~. fix csgucs f.om S1bafaaufer, ard g
ea5,lD s,:ny 20 form iunaica win M.Gcns
IL S~iizet'Rnd The Archdnke. wi, had
adv,rcci lie head quarters 10 Ffuliendord,
f. lowed by forced n>srehei end, Is .nm,
Aun.iaus from aioc3hurgh had arrived 20
fa,hc'-rt time, the Istre1; Of The enemy
would have been cat OF.
A c,nGderah,e nnmbsT Of French tr0oNs
were MAI prlf7ncr5 IN the ae4ions of the 90 a..
and an Int i docs not appear that the
,rnies IN Sua6ih were engaged on tue zad.
The eolumn of the French army unde,
Grne,al vandamme, which was at Tn5in-
zen. IN she 81, Ia conf, quence of the sip
cas- OF TIE -, FIideulS sssndcnsc that
tcwa ana Gam Slardipc and the troops o.
t;o-.4 ~ FreudeRitSdt, aad vgho were, in
csniana.4n With the peaiautry Of The Goun-
;ry, labouriaC TO conArua works 20 council
the l0v-n with the pals of Knisbs, waicF
commands that of Oppenau .ni tie touit
Ia Euhl, had iikewifc been Withdrawn, :;
we'll az the coTpgin its euyiroas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-06-07

ton Of american hips, relative TO tic form
OF their Roles. d'equipage, Ihould he fobieet
% other conditions thsn thofc impolcd on al
neutral bottoms, by the 18th articl. Of the
regulation OF i?44, and by article Q, os thai
OF 26th July, 1888. End this is ordered
10 be inherited in the Bulletin of the Laws.
Apsil 10.
Between the zoth nit and the ? eth the
armies Of She Archduke and Jourdan were
engaged in four battles, all of which, aud
particularly th6le which were fought on tho
alit & 25th, terminated in favor Of the Au.
itrians The bsStle that took place on
the latter or there days was, we may be
eonSden', .atal to the Republican army,
AMI that in very great degree, as it was
IN coniequence forced to abandon large
extent of valuable territory, which it was
much f's interch TO have preferred, he
French papers are filent as 10 what became
of General Fevino after the battle Of the
25th, His iituation on the banks OF the
Lake OF ConItance mu& haze been for
that time very critical, as his communicate
on with the cen,rs Of the French army
neceilarily became extremely precarions, aud
being placed between the rrchdnke end
General Hotz-, he could not eaijy have
faced both of them. We may esnesf to
receive none but agreeable intelligence from
that quarter; the Sutrians have n,anifeft
lpperioriiy, WHICH the junction Of General
ZHaray viii have ccniiderabiy increafrd.
1ffuch fuccefs az we cauld wiC, lad not
hitherto attended the ApGsias arops in Il c
| iYroi and in Ilaly, we are not iels inclined
| TO Halter odrielves that affairs will before long
take more favorable turn in thois parts.
! Ihe imperisliits will not begin the campa On
olieniivciy until the arrival CT the Ruiiian 4 nd
Hungarian reiDfcrcemeuts. The Auifrian
! troops who were beaten on ihe s6th alt. on
| the Aoige were, befIdes, far from being 10
| numerous - they a:e az this moment. Fat
! OF the army was then on the Pave, and cur
| private letters inform ns that the Corps &c
! Reierve which was in cantonmenIs in Frfali
and IN Caruiois did NOT receive che order for
marching until the lath, and did not carry
1t into execution before the roth
! The army of Jourdan, although the Rrong.
| ell 10 not shat which is defined 10 take che
mott ae,ive par, ia the campaign. lis from
The Lake OF Confsncs to the Asige that TIE
French will endeavor to make pregrcfs. and
i is theFe.tco that Il is OF the mot confe :
qneuce 10 the Auarians 10 ffop them This
confederation leads Us TO fuppoic that the
Archduke viii feHd reinforcemsnts ia;o the
I.Yrol, or tbss he will afford all rnore sffica-
cious tnccour 70 that country, by mAkibg a
powerful diveTiiou in the Canton Of SchafF
harfen, which iilinfslhhly have the effeG
otdraWing back Msfiena into Switzerland.
ana of changing the theatre of war to the
latter country,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-06-07
II. Wilbar.
of the Stcine Boais a
cademy, BrighthelmGone,
Eng land

:. e 10, cave respectfully TO intern, IN ;,,i.h;..
Nv; 'onond and its vicinity, that his ACaDF
-, - LOW open IN a Commodiuus Room =, -.
80 -, '-,S Nliiers Tavern opDoGte the S,,,, 'N
us Snpiis arc taught the EnFlib sn,-.,.,
,.-,s'iii'S'isanY, Writing, in all the sn,;S,.tS
ho.I ., a'ithne,lc IN whole numbers, Fr,sl;n,,s
Or 'Sls ar ''id Deeinal, The Extraction as -
800 '>'s ana Book Keeping, after he I,ai,as
o...oo S'sw' dollars Der month and one coll
inc methods FoT the ihilruaior Of r,,,,,
conversations lne nlV2 a,ci iai Coo
merit the utm tattentioi Of me t,,stss E,,t;s'.f
mould be repryiented &c them difiicult or o,.s
on ttsn as an aTduous talk, q eonGaat s.rcnr,,,
ihonid be had to their little difficulties, AID No.
mould DC s'iiited IN gesting over them; thu, H..
'truc'ion peing gePreieqied IN its moi winning
oFrn, cannot iail TO incite ecnsrous ern,Ist;oos
by which alone the youthful mind is induced 80
exert nieli. Nothing truly valuable can be Obtain
ed by too great fevcrity
bet while care is ;hustsksn 20 inform Tho ,n;,d
shc department. Of the body nluR By no nrsp. hs
negiecsSdi the one ihould be an ornament 10 IN.
other; and .he D,oil virtooils Centimen-s nisel =,
'he poiteA behaviour leal 70 as to render tbe;r
manners esiy 70 themlelves and rsfpc9ful 10 Others.
'Fee from an awkward bshiulheis on the one hand
A'a rough rude, low familiarity o. the other.
nc 9reipHne OF his ichool, ana the fupport OF
ehSt authority, 70 neceaary TO the lupport Of COR
cord and good order, is maintained not By nrprin1
| a DAviih tear and dread, but by eultivatng The
eHeem OF his pupils, 10y the arts of reslon. Jviee
ana psriushop, aad where thefe fail, by sonfn.-
mas from play, the in.poG;ion of talk, &c, Cor-
sec'0n Is tue lat reiouSce, aud never made ufs .,
snt IN Gales Ot'ohilinaey crimes Of vicious ma,
care. ''--
This plan IS NOT ths viforary theory of nm. -.
Killed in the art of teaching, bat the r.T,i, vs.
nearly twenty years exPerienec, aud, is Shat Atr
"i''ar wa aiiduHuily purlus, II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-06-07

MaGena, Commander in Cbisfof tbS
Ersneb army in Heivefia, 10 tie
Enecpfics Directory.
Heads Quarters at Rheinck, March ,8.
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We very m0ch fear that the affairs OF the
Auasians in ;he Valteline are rather delscr-
ate. The following is the letter addrsIed
sy General hlai;eaa 20 the Executiye Oi-
rectory
E.XrcIr1,1ur D1pRo.rop
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HAMBURG. April I.

Letters fgom IniprGck, Of the I'd, tate
the total failure of the operations of the
French in that province. IuRead of their
being able to fank general Hottie and the
Archduke. the forces in the Tyrol can now
aG in conjunction with the armies in Sua-
bia and Bregent2. The loly OF the French
in their attack upon Iyrol comprizes in
killed, wounded, and priioners, 900 men /;
amongR the latter are icyeral Swifs and CiG-
alPines.
ISublequent accounts from Tyrol, under
date Hansu, 10th March, fate that the
French had been wholly driven out of that
province.
Gitzzar, the Pacha of Syria, according
to letters from ConGantinople, has commsn-
ced his march for Egypt; his army coniifrd
of three columns, one directed agaiuR Cal
70, the other againf Damietta, aad the third
to join Mrad Bey, who maintained his
ground againh the French.
The lurrendcr Of Cevita Vecchia is CON
hrmed.
Accounts7from Frankfort, of the z6th
ult. Fay thar tiie f.ieetoy of Mentz will make
ieParste peace with France
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-06-07
LONDON, April o.

The Paris Gazettes Of the Sd aud Attn,
confirm the account, brought by former adj
vices, Of nc fucceHes of the French in Ita-
", where the preicncc Of the Ruiliaus il
highly necesary to NoP the career of the e.
nemy.- General scherer gives the following
account OF .he Victory he has gained Gu thc
Adige:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-06-07
SPREDION FOREsTI

Here follow The articles of caoi,uls-
lion, satered into by citizen Dufour, Va.
rize, Briche and Granville, French or
GERS commanding by land and Tea, ard
Vice Admiral Ucb5kof, and the captain
BsY Cedir Bey, commanders oftbe com
Slaed Rafiao and Furkilh fluadr,ns /;
By which the french fa5GenJer piione $
o. @ar, not.io isrve for eighteen mon.hs
agalna lukcy, ku4s, Great, Brnsin,
sicily, cr thrif allies. TIE LeauJer, :
SO guglh,P, tske b. he Ffcach, IS Ia
Guided ~ thc capiiulation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-06-07

The French appear to be fmootbing The
way tor an amicable termination Of their DIFF
ierences with America. We find in the
Re.iaAeDr Of the 10th ult a decree OF the Di-
reetory concerning their late h,resf againf
neutral veiIels. IL bears as follows
Coniidsring thar article 4 Of the decree
which concerns that Role d'cqipaee of nen.
trail ibips has given rife to abuive interpre.
tations relative to the Roles-d'equipage Of
American yeaes, and as /; Is important 10
put an end - enc inpedimenis which have
reiulled therefrom to the American oom-
,ncrce,--after having heard the foreign mini
Ref and tlc nuiaer Of jaIice
Deelsyr,-- hat BY article :, ofthe above
decree, 1t was not in,si.3ed hat the aay;ra.