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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27
DANCING SCHOOL.
William B. Peters,

INFORMS the ladies and gentld
u Of Portland, that the fra quarter Of his \
dancing fehoo will expire on the 9th Of June ner,I
he propoies commencing fecond quarter. 1ho6
favour him with their patronage. and do not Gh
ny that time, will txpea to pay the fame a. il III
commenced with the quarter. He ALTO prorofes \
day ichool for young u,iiles and matters. fbouI
Gent encouragement be offered. 4
His terms are dollars quarter each, on We'd
and Saturdays ia tlie afternoon, from three to Gx
his evening ichool7wiil be twice week, from /,
O'Clock.
n. Muiie will be provided the whole qusss1
tn eaches
Psalsns, My rub b.
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Miscellaneous COLLATION..
VIENNA, MARCH 20.
(From the Court Gazette

(From the Court Gazette
The Ruhian auxiliary corps, under
The command of General Rollenberg,
which lay in the vicinity of St. Polten
and beyond the Danube, broke up fome
days 6nce in order to Join the army Of
Italy. 1t marches in eight columns, of
which the fit, confffing of Conacks,
grenadiers, and chaiieurs, TO the num-
Der of 500 men, yelfe-day noon paGed
in review before his Majelty the En-
peror, and numerous concourfe of
ipeetators, after which they proceeded
on their march for Italy. -
Anotber Letter, Jane date.
II fill ftronger corps of Rufiians is
on its march for Italy, of which from
10 to $4,000 men are ioon expected at
Fiume and Triefe. Several Aulfrian
regiments will likewife foon march for
that country. Prince Lichtenfein will
command corp: in the Italian army.
MARCH 23.
General Suwarrow is arrived here.
The Rufian troops purfue their march
70 Italy, without interruption.
xoNINcsBURc, MARCH IL.
Letters from Mitau fay, that Field
Marlhall Suwarrow had arrived there
from ST. Peteriburgh in five days, and
had fet off again for the army of Italy,
which he commands, and which is to
confif of 100, 1000 Aultrians, & 10000
Ruiians.
sTUTGARD, MARCH II.
The army of the archduke was on
the evening of the 10TH in prefence of
that of general Jourdan, near Biberach,
Ravenfburg, and Aulendorff. The
headquarters of the former were at
Ummendorff, near Biberach, and thofe
of the latter at Pfulendorif.
ARMY OF THE DANUBE.
&c Head Quarters, March 81.
The decree declaring war againlt
the Emperor having been made known
here yeiterday, our vanguard comman-
ded by General Lefebvre, marched a.
gainif the enemy and forced him
TO fall back about league. We pro-
pofed to renew the attack to day, but
he anticipated us, for having been in
formed by deferser of our word of
order, he fell upon our advanced potts
about two O'Clock in the morning, and
furpriied the advanced guard, which
fuffered the more con6derably, both
from heavy fog, and the hyperion
number of the aiiailants.
+" As foon as the Commander in
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Grey Figure.

THAT noted horie, known B
name Of GREY FIGURE. will fiand ~
ing, the enluing ieaion. ~ the Gable of EpvAu
SON, in SfanfiA, at the moderate price of ,v''
for a leap, four for the feafon, and feven TO ~
foal,--sa'd horie is hs,een hands high. well p'cF'
ed, and OF good car, iage. tic has been kP'
towns Of Dover and carpton (s NJ and pr'j
narkaby iure. Els eolts are very large and ',''
Any GertIeman, wifhing TO mend his breed o.
may depend on iati,isction from fad HORSE.
Nay 1874, t799.
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100 Dollars Re7vard.i

7 Asst Night efcaped from the q
~ in Portland, in the County of Cumberland
Commonwealth of Mafachufetts,
HENRY w. HUNT.
aged swenty-four years-fve feet two inches h;sh-
eyes-pale comprehension made.
Whoever apPrebends faid Hun
and fecure' him in any of the Coals within the 1
States ct America. or 10 that he may be returned5
Goal in Portland aforefaid, 1hall receive the
Reward. WILLIAM CALDwEl
Prjs. ks.per
Portland, ?tb My, 1879.
p Pfinftrs Of neqslpeps,s IN the Overall !!
"s ress5ed Free bs sa.js II jsaiae y iy1a,sirs t5s
iisi, ,gpsAiw fsfe,s
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N6zory,
WILL ltand at Capt. PETER n

w Rrs's Stable IN Portland, this eaton =
be let 10 Mares at Two Dollars leap, Four q
for the fcafon, and foals will be injured as NAV,
greed on. VICTORY is five years old, and VA
by the Old Nilarod his dam was complete full
cd Fneilh mare, owned by Or. Perkins of Norvs
Connecticut --Ccn,Iemen who win TO irsprowS
breed ofhsrfes in the county of Cumberland, :
vited to bring forwardshSir mares. CONTAIN
dance viii be gwen, and any kind of produce 4
received 10 pay for The fervioe OF the hotfc.
Alto, for fale at at the above M
fold or Vet for this feafon, on Reasonable terms.
piled for Immediately.
Ma3 T. LOO.
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| and contributed very much by III
prefence and example to animate th'
courage OF the troops and to check th'
progrefs OF the enemy. We took abou
100 pfifoners. The action was yer,
obitinate, and feveral of our men wer'
wounded. The General had one 0
his Aides-du- Camp killed near him
and his own horfe was wounded in TIL
neck by cannon ball. General Lef
ebvre has received a wound in the WRIT
which is not confdered dangerous
lNSpRUCK, MARCH ID.
The plans of the French are nov
| developed. They wiihed to diilodg,
General Hotze, and penetrate into til,
Tyrol, in orde. to fall upon the rea
of the Archduke while Jourdan attack
ed him in front. This plan has hitherto
been dilconcerted, and the force in III,
lyrolefe, will now be able to fuppor,
The Archduke, on the Lake Of Con
itance, sc.
The lofs which the French have fuE
tanned, in killed, wounded and prifon.
ers, in their attacks on the Tyrol, is
eltimated at 600 men. Among the
French priioners are many Cilalpines
and Swifs.
LONDON, APRIL 5.
The Hamburg mail arrived yeiterday
morning, and brought us the German
report of the affair between the arch
duke and Jourdan, of which we had
previouny the French account by the
Paris papers. BY this mail We have no
narrative of the military operations OF
either army lower down than the 2Iit
ult. and we are therefore only enabled
to compare the oppoiite reports of the
firf action, in which the French were
forced TO retreat, with very comfortable
lois. The public will be able to draw
from theie contracted ftatements, q
tolerable accurate idea of the truth.
Granting that on both fdes the affair
has been magni6ed by rumour, it Teens
to be'manifelt, that the Archduke, with
great promptitude and addrefs, ieizeo
on the favourable moment to check The
advance of Jourdan, to the eafern bank
OF the Lake OF Conitance, and that the
Aultrian army behaved with great gal.
lantry in this critical attack. Accord.
ing to the German accounts he com.
pletely fucceeded in his object. Jour
dan was obliged to fall back, to change
all bis petitions, and to interrupt his
march, while the Autrian advanced
guard took the pof which he had quit.
ted.
The fortune of the Auftrians is
much diverGfed on the different points
of the Theatre of War; but we are
much grieved to oblerve, that the ar
my under the command of the Arch
duke is that alone which appears fuc-
cefsful. In the Crifons and Italy the
French are ftated to have gained two
very important victories; and as the
letters are official, there is no reafon
to prefhme that they are in their ma
te.ial parts are authentic.
A violent infurreelion has broken
out in the Helvetic canton Sentis, which
has been excited by Auffria and the
priefs. A large body of troops has
marched to reltore tranquility in that
quarter.
PARIS, MARCH 30.
The Archduke's army amounts to
10000 men, yet the army of the Da.
nube, with great inferiority oil
numbers, combated it for four days
fuccefliyely, and has compelled the en-.
envy to delft from his plan of fepara-
ting Jourdan from Melena obligine
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LONDON, APRIL z.

4 =
the Baltic from Peteriburgh, to aid the
general operations of the campaign a.
gainft the enemy.
The majority of the primary afem-
bles continue to act in oppofition TO
the views of the Directory and the
electors in many ditrids feen determ-
ined to return no other member than
thole whom the Directory drove out of
the Legislative council lait year.
April 6.
1t appears that the recent elections
have been unfavourable to the DireSto-
ry, and that the influence of what are
called anarchilts has preponderated.
The Refs Efsndi is ltated to have
notified to the Foreign Minilfers at
Conftantinople, that the Engifh feet,
which blockades Alexandria, has cap
tured two French fhips of the line,
three frigates, and four fmaller veiels
of war. This is probably the French
fquadron lately fitted out at Ancona,
and faid to be defined for the relief of
Corfu, but which was by iome of the
foreign Journals conjedured to be in
tended for Egypt.
APRIL II.
Accounts have been received of the
failing of General Stuart, with part of
the troops under his command, on a
iecret expedition from Minorca. Its
conjeetured that this armament is def
tined againR Malta.
APRIL II.
The Ealt India company yelferday
received their monthly express over
land from Bombay.
Ghezzar, the Pacha of Syria, had,
according to letters from Confantino-
pie, commenced his march for Egypt /;
his army coniiited Of three columns,
one directed againft Cairo, the other
againit Damietta, and the third to Join
MuraiBey, who maintained his ground
againlt the French.
The Paris papers Of the zoth of
March fate, that Ragufan veilel from
Alexandria, arrived at Ragufa, on the
9th of March, with the following ac-
counts from Egypt =
Alexandria had carlton of aocc
French troops, and there were $4,000
men polted along the coat, as far as
Rofetta. The Englifh attempted to
lombard Alexandria, but without fuc-
ceis. They had landed confederate |
body OF Ruilians and Turks at Abou-
kir, who were defeated. A body con-
fitting Of 10000 French and 10000
Greeks, advanced into Syria, and after |
defeating the .Mamelukes, made them
ielves matters of GAIA, on the frontiers
of Syria. The army of Murad Bey is
is intirely deltroyed, and he is ifated to
have been either taken or killed. Bu-
onaparte was at Cairo, and the French
have great number of adherents, con-
fitting of Greeks, Armenians, Jews and
even Europeans.
MILAN, MARCH Ia.
A report is circulated here, that Blu.
onaparte, with corps of 5000 French
and much ftronger army of the a.
rabs which has joined him, has entered
Jeruialetn, and planted the tree of liber-
ty there. -.
scoxsrAsriSorLE, rgB. IS.
The Reis Efendi has notified to the
Foreign miniiters, by the Dragonian
FRINGE Ypfilanti, that the Engliih feet,
under Commodore Hood, which block
AIDED the harbour of Alexandria, has
taken two French ihips of the line, 3
frigates, and 4 frnaller fhips of war.
rARis, APRIL Z.
On the X infant convoy of zoo
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LUCE REE, M ARR

LUcERNE, MARCH I3.
The French have gained new advan-
tages in the country of the Grifons on
the frontiers of the Tyrol.
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7soeaty Dollars .Reqva,s

nESEkTED, on the 18th inf, /:
IL the Carlton in Portland, lanes Wal,
teosl, and JAMES tioshlER. both eeu as,y !
Cd folders in the fervioe of the United Staxs
SAID Iroh is sboo, a. years of age. almofi 6
hish--blue eyes. light hair. and of very rudd
oieKion had on when he went away a rouui
hct-ethcr an old blue coat, or brown frosz
probably blue panfaIoons, or overals - Said
Is about az years ct sge--fve feet and eight ,neh.
his eyes, hair, aud complexion. light; had
he went away, black round hat--a mixed K,h (
ed coat, and white cotton panisloons or over,hj
Whoever will spprehend faid Defersers. and y
formation, or forward them to the fubferiber'
liver them to any officer in the fervice of the &
States, fharbe enfided to the above reward, q =
Dollars for each, and to all reaionable charge 4
AMOS SToDDARD. ca
a. Rgs AyGI y 5 q
Portland r7t5 Nay, 1899.
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R0sTUH M1

BOSTON, Mr. a,.
Esfraa ga Letter from Malaga, (
zpril 8, 1899.
!" 1t is reported, and | believei
afcertained, that large feet of n
trarfports from Alexandra, bon
Toulon. have been made prizes 4
harbor of Tunis, where they pun i
knowing the Dey had declared "
gaine them
We learn, that the Merchan,
Lloyd's Cofee-houfe, London, /
fubfcribed sos guineas, to purch,
fword to be prefented TO Capt. Tru,
for capturing the Infurgent.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27

Generals Moreau, Kellerman, OAR
con, canclaux, and Muller, compofc
the military council that afilts the Di-
re6tory.
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1pRrE, a..
Bsiissis o ses Primary lijamnblges.

Bshs.I1 q BE Primary AYf''nb7.'5.
It appears that in the South, the o.
pening of the Primary AGernblies has
been alnlof every where followed by
political convullions.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
PHILADELPHIA. MARCH

Exfra7 efa A1tcr from CAPT Ss.b5g Decatur, et
fbt United States aob Of cDzr DeAao01re, a1t.d
Caf Florida, F;B. ~.
600 the 9Th init, at 6 P. M Ew a large fhip
to the norlhward, handing after Us IT The fame
time dilcovereJ ieveral ri running down we
made fail to cut them off fon the lana. which
we foon did, and in the courfe OF half an hour
beat tie flip aRern hnli down. Tbs A ct pro-
we'd TO be the two cutters Governor Tay and
General Greene with the ihp America. with
provihons for US, and 1r other f1lallcr '. fels
bound 10 the H4vanna. Whit We were under
eafy fail, waiting for them, The frtt men ioned
ihip came up and fired iev:rAl fhot among The
fleet. | immedia elv hoiRed my colours and
went along fde with all hands to quarters.
when the captain hailed me to know where
was from | anf~ered from a cruffs, and that
my ihiP was the u. s. lh'p Delaware, that the
Hoop and fchooner upon my larboard bow were
veiIels belonging TO The u. States, and that the
black hip was vef-l loaded by governmeat
with flores for the ule of The ih'ps upon the
fation. He then informed r. that bis orders
were TO examine all veGels from the HAvanna,
for lontraban1 goods, but that he meant TO
give 10 trouble or detention. I told him, if
was Ot SIudA tNfSS: DG luOulA iOl SAdiliuG one
of them--l then pointed out the fhip and the
cutters. She proved to Be the Solebav, "a
guns, commanded by Capt, RowfAn. While
the leu enant was overhauling loop and a
ichooner, hurt at feing the flag over my head
iniulted, bore away, and the ref Of the feet
followed me. and he did not think proper to
detain any Of them
Marcb IS.-Arrived fhip Superior. Burk.
from Havannah filled under convoy Of the
Delaware floop Of war. On the zcth, the
Q1een 9S. rhe Cory 20. Romnev So guns, and
two triSates, Butiih, examined The HeeJ, treated
them politely and permitted them to proceed,
giving as a reafcn for this. thar they had re-
oeived Information Of SPaniih veiIels taking The
benefit Of American convoy and colours; they
afo informed that they were falioned 10 crun@
Of the Havana.
The gazette., 1799-04-01

Several Ele6ionseriug pieces have been re.
ceived-but they are oue of frafon.
" CLoD'us," if inferted, would excite con-
trovsrfi on an unpopular fnbjea.
The writer of g Cownvm czsIon" has nv
bea thanks c5r lis ufeful productions. 1t Is
hoped he will not lay by his pen at a moment
when all are called upon to exert their influence
in oPpodtiOn Of French principles, and to expoie
the views Of fadiOus demagogues.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
SALEM MARCH ,k.

Capt. Mugf I'd anived yeRerday from Bl
boa On his PaH &c out was attacked BY a
privatcer Of = guns and 50 men, which he beat
of. tho he had only suns and IL m=n, and
hid afterwards The Pleaflre q lsarn that lie hal
killed few OF her men, aud lhatteted her maGs
70 tha ihe was Obliged to Get new ones. Capt
NJ. returned home with IS guns and 80 men
Ameri-aAs bound to BIhoa mutt expe2 TO 60
thro' hre as well as water.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
PORTSMOUTH. MARCH g.

Tuefday laR arrived at this port ichr. Nan
cies. Capt. Fref- then, in 78 days from Fort
Royal, who informs i was currently reported
there that the Cont llaton had captured a
French privateer cf IA quas. viii h had pfevi
ouily captured an EngGth government fchooner.
The gazette., 1799-04-01

MhRREED-At Greene, Mr.. Jofeph Hsrrick TO
Hfiis Anna Larrsbee
At Cape-Elizabeih, Mr. Mofls Knight to Nfils 2nran
Elder.
AT wifcaEtt, Mr.. Jofeph stetfon to Mil Sally
Hooper.
DEED-At Berwick, Hon. Benilnin Chadlourne
Eiq aged 81 years
At Freeport, Mr.. David Dennifon, aged Is.
AZ Lunrnbtrs, Mrs S. Haywood, aged S3-Iad 4
hubAnds II Children, 6s graRd children. and Q, great
gr1EA chdreR.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
BOSTON. MARCH !

Arrived fchooner Caroline, CaP,. CO K, IS
days from the Havana, f.iled 10 60. with Capt.
Fllhet f'r Boaon, and 20 odd fail for diff rcu,
ports ln The United States, under convoy Of the
Delaware floop Of war. On the evening Of the
SIT fell in with a vefltl keel upwards, could
not difcoIer who ihe was.
The doop May Arm Pickett, from St. Johns,
went on ihore al CobaGet rocks, on Monday
lialt, lives f4ved, property lel.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
sSET- MARCH a6-

On The 7oth int. arrived fchoonsr Hannah,
Decker from Barbados. The fIipate United
States, Com. Barry, arrived at Barbados Feb.
Sd, who informed Capt. Dsoker that 10 the
win3ward CT Mlrtinico he had funk the French
Priv4tser fchooner Cleopatra. Of guns, but
iAved her men.
The gazette., 1799-04-01

Brought no important foreign news. The
domeaic articles, however, which vii Be found
under different heads, are Of an important na-
ture. The wife and f2irited policy of our E1-
ecuiive will douatlefs cruh in embryo the in
furresiOu excited BY French intrigue, and the
abetters viii foon BE- forced to bewail their folly.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
.LAEr
Marine $3.50 Articles.
PORT Of Portland.
Marine
Articles.

Arrived, on Tusfdsy !af, nip Merchant.
Cani. lh mas Fittgerlld, days from Be
muda' where he put in TO repair on his PAT
iAge from Liverpool LEFT at Bermud4,
fer. Bsrly. Daniels, Old York-1oop Lark,
SaammoEs, arrived from Norfolk. a Phila,
deipha brig bound 70 iceland arrived At Bs-
muJa ID diitreis two days bsfore the Merchant
failed.
Ship PsGAaf, Capt Hopcrs. Of Tygss6f, failed from
Bermuda few days before Capain arrived there ;
where ihe had 20 cd her her cargo having forung
aleak. After which ihe went to Grenada but find ne
markets dali proceeded to ST. Kts-Iod to advantage,
and took freight for The fouthward
Arrived, fame day. fchooner Dolphin, Capt.
Strong, II days from St. Kits. CAPT. Strong
iafoTms that the friga,e ConReHa,ion, Comm.
Iruxton, would be ready for another cruile il
a few DAYS.
Brig Union, Of Pepperelboro' from Barba.
docs for Saco, WAS fPoken March IS lat. 40,
50, long. g., 70.
Brig Jane, Patterfon, Of Wifcafet, and a
number other American vel-Is have heen taken
by the Ffenoh and carried into St. Angelo.
Ship Pigou, Clpt Green, from Philadelphia
TO China, with 100000 dollars beiides her car.
60 has bsen captured by French national rob-
bers.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
CAPTURE OF MTNO2CA.

An ofhoial account has nesn received OF the
EkaP'ufe # Minoroa by The Eugliih, under Gen.
p'ewart. by very inf-ri force, and without
pr. Tee ordnance, ammunition an military
Eores which fell into The hands cf the Engllh
Rsrs coeiiderable.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
BosToN. March .8.

BOSTON, NIaTCN %.
A letter from an ofFicer on board The frigatc
United States, dated Prince RuPort's Bay, Feb
lI7, mentions, that the French privateer which
they funk was commanded BY one Peter Solem,
MAC, and had been four years in fsrvicc as a
pirate on the American commerce fhe had
been all the time before this cruife commanded
b. one Williams, an American.
/ The fame letter adds, that the United States
national lh,p' on that Rarion had conveyed "a
fail Of American merchan;me from the clutch
es Of E'eachmen ard remarks, that thefc de.
fenioe m:afuEes, ought to Rop the Glamour of
iacobinifm, which has 70 long rayed asainl the
sxPcnces Of a naval armament.
In another letter OF the ftms date It IS fa:ej
Fhat report is in circulation that Capt; Mich
lellon has captured French frigate after an
ultimate engagement Of three hours and an
kaIr
The gazette., 1799-04-01

ThsAntigua paper. after mentioning the cap
ture Of the Iniuygcn,e, by Captain Trux;on,
fays, 4" Thus then the grea, quefion of War or
" Peace between France and America has a,
length come 10 an iiue; and as on the part
" Of the United States i has originated 10 tn /.
" lauiable Prinoiple Of lelfdsfence, 70 We trufi
" and hope that complete fuccefs will ultimately
$ crown their erertions."
The gazette., 1799-04-01

Capt. FITZGERALD has favored me with a
file Of BERMUDA papers to the 9th of March.
They contain nothing new.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
From Boifon. March IS.

Yeferday arrived from AIicant, and in 40
days from Gbralter, where fhe touched, the
armed brig Alert, Capt Rich. From him We
have undeTRood, that he brought DGpatches
from The American Coniul at Gi6ralter. con
taining intercepted papers found fecrsted on
board The thP AltreA, Capt. Pearfe, which fall
ed from New-York, fnme time fnce. Thief.
Ohp4tches were Immediately trAnfm'tted TO tn /:
Pretidert Of The Uni,ed States, at Onincy.-
Capt.. Rich further informs, that the CAPT. of
the Aitrea. Mate, and Pafenger, were corfred,
N order that they m ght be TENT By the 6ra ar.
med vehel bound for ths United States.
The gazette., 1799-04-01

The Supreme Court Of this Commonwealth
have fentenoed Mr. Ajiiab Adaus, to months
imPriionment-to find lure,ies for h's good be
hav'our for year, and pay coRs, for ahiaing
in the publication in The Chronicle, Of libel 4.
gaina the Hon. Senate Of this Commonwealth,
as mentioned fme time fnoe.
The gazette., 1799-04-01

A fPlendid Bah was siven 4, the new Ar
fembly Room in this town on Thurriay even
Ing BY humorous and very ref Gpeaable com.
P2ny' in honor of Truxton's viaory. The bril-
liant appearance of the ladies on this occali7n
belpoke their feelings for their country's honor.
The gazette., 1799-04-01

The BoRon papers agree that His Ezcsl.
lency INCREASE SUMNER. viii Be fnp-
ported as Governor-ard HIS Honor MOSES
GILL, as Lieut.. Covernor.-The Hon. Sam,
ua Pb.LIps, declines being a candidate.
The gazette., 1799-04-01

a late London paper fAys Four thourand
Aultr:an officers who icrved in the army en-
ployed in Italy ag2ina Bucnaparte, have been
dfmifed the fervice. upon f5n1-t5iq, more than
the J.faieios Of having been IN r5etey of the
French Directory"
The gazette., 1799-04-01

The laf advioes received from Europe. reIa.
tive 70 the degraded, ruined, and inillted Dutch
tate, that they had juH received from he ter
rible republic, an e6St7i9Hate and tratsrral de-
mand for further fupply Of money u! The
fun was very rrodeG-TWENTY MIL.
LIONS of Guilders ! and the prefezee, the re-
bellion in Belgium ! produced too. by the
iniolonce and bsutal plunder of French fol-
diers and French agents.
The gazette., 1799-04-01

A flip belonging TO CoI. Cuts, Of Bdde-
ford, has been releafed fom Gu4daloupe-
a report is 10 circulation, that all American
vede!s in thar mind have been liberated.
Wha; truth there is in it lhort tine will dir.
cover.
The gazette., 1799-04-01

P'ia4lb5ia, Mlrab I3-The following me
lancholy accident occurred in this cit -aerday
afternoon Two ladies. one with fn4ll infant
IN her arms, having jua feated them(elves in a
coach as The co4chmln was about ihutting
tie dsor, the lTorles took frigh: and farted.-
In attempt & 10 turn Into Pear areet, the
wheels took he curb tone, AMI the coach uPiet f;
the child filling out, received on its breat the
whole w-ight &C the carriage, and alnoR in
family expired. The parent ofthe chld receiv-
ed no injury, the other LADY was conideraol oly
brufed. What greatly heightened The fcene,
was, thar the child when taken up, thew ng
fome Ggns OF lie, phyfcian in the neighbour
hood wa lent for, who, on coming to the fpot,
dicovered Il to be his own child