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The gazette., 1799-03-25

THE culture Of mott ufeful vegetable, alto
gether unknown in England till within thefe
two years, is at length brought to the utmolt
perfection, in and near Brltol. This is the
Anjou Cabbage, perhaps the mott profitable
and ufeful luguminous plant that can be raifed
The feed Of this truely valuable plant was fup-
piled by French Emgrant. This cabbage is
mot excellent table vegetable, and is 70 ten
der, that it is drefed in three or four minutes
boiling. 1t is mot excellent food for cattle,
which feed upon it greedily, and it has the val
liable property of occaGoning cows 10 yield a.
bundance of milk, at the fame time prelerving
them from declining in Aeth. In rapidity Of
growth. its great bulk, and the little culture it
requires, this cabbage exceeds all other Of the
Braffica ipecies The falk Of this cabbage,
which IS commonly as thick as mans leg, is
ufed, when dry, fuel /; and it was com
mon faying in Anjou, Of which part of France
it is a native, that every cabbage was worth
(before the late alteration in the value Of mo-
ney there) FIVE fols 1.-TWO pence halfPeny) each.
Though this plant is at the prelent day fcarcely
known at Paris, yet at Anjou, Poi6ou, and
Brittany (but particularly in the former Pro
vince) the farmers are bound by their leales to
plant certain number of them, in proportion
to the extent Of land they occupy, and to leave
a certain number ltanding when they quit their
arms. Eng. Paper.
The gazette., 1799-03-25
Commonwealth of MahachufettS.

IN The year Of cur Lord, one tBoyJand Evsn bun
drsd and ninety nine.
An ACT, limiting the time within which
Petitions for Wages which have been drawn by forged
Orders, lhall be lultained.
re it enacted BY the Senate, and H0ujf
s Rfa,gsufaVef, General Court agt7BLd aal By TIE
authority Of fbe Eme That no petition for Wages which
have heretofore been drawn by Forged Orders, ha be
hereafter iutaned uneis fuch Petition fhal be preeut-
ed within TWO YEARS from tbe 5eag Of this a67 and,
failure thereof the Petitioner Applicant aud Claim
ha be forever excluded and barred from any clam
demand againa thsCommonweath for or on account
of any Wages 70 drawn, aIledged to be drawn by
virtue of any uth Forged Order And the Secretary
hereby directed to caufe this Act be publhed in the
fevera Newspapers printed in this Commonwealth for
three months iucceiliveIy
IN he Hogs sf RepygieHtativct, Jan 1o. 1900.
This Bill having had three everaI readings paIed to be
enacted,
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, SbsaEcy.
n Senate, Jan. az, 1872.
This Bill having had two ieveral readings paHed be
enacted,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, PysGta.
Js"Sayy 19, I799-ARpyovsd
INCREASE SUMNER.
True Copy-Atteft,
JOHN AVERY, See'yy.
- Tobs PubgscI three month laccsvsby, iutBe (Vers!
NevO5-PGperi priatsdia this COvsz0azveaI b.
JOHN AYER7-, See'yy
The gazette., 1799-03-25
AGRICULTURE.

A1PrOUTdmetbodgf kcsbisg Croqvs and RsOls tr0m
Corn Land
TAKE quart Of Train, as much TurPen-
tine, and bruifed Gunpowder; boil them to
gether, and when hot dip pieces Of rag into the
mix ure, and fix them on ticks in the field
About four arc fuficient for an acre, The
birds afuredly will not approach the fPot.-
The expence of the above remedy for the evil
occafoned by large Aocks of ravenous birds in
feling corn,6elds, is a trAe compared TO the
injury lometimes fufaned in few hours.
The gazette., 1799-03-25
Scraps.

A CLERGYMAN took for his text, thefe
words" the Aeih, the world, and the devil"-
and began his iermon in the following manRer !:
-" ihall ju& touch upon the Aeih, Pafs lightly
over the world, and haaen as fal as | can to the
devil"
The gazette., 1799-03-25

THE facetious and eccentric Ton BrOqvn,
celebrated in the days of theEnglih Charles ii.
deicribes newfmongers, or newfpaper para
gra2hiRs, az Ji1g in lbeefS, for want of better
covering.
The gazette., 1799-03-25

1T was an obfervaton of Frederick the Great
s'That all battles would be determined in favor
g of that power which could bring The greatelt
number of we'll appointed and well ierved Ar
g rILLERY into the field"
The gazette., 1799-03-25
THE TEST OF CoNJUGAL LOYE.

D.Preadi R.jjfrU.u ss.-HOr. Sat.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-06

The London papers received by Capt. Trott from
Liverpool, contain nlersng intelligence OF Lite dates
nc inoit prominent articles hoie which relate
the renewal OF hotlites between France and the En-
peror OF Germany whiehappesr to be negotiable the
governments and people OF Europe were 10 merly IN
debted TO Peaee for their happeis, they mua now be
contented to owe their aley ihei military energy i,
Is however eonioiitAry THAI the Emperor in itua.
non TO maintain this military sagy Tor beides the "a
Ruilians who arc nov rapidly marching rds Uppst
Aulria 10000 more are following at he diitanee only
oil few days march As 900 more are, 1t is fad 10 en-
Ter Germany by the South of pTuia and according to
accounts under the Confantinope head coniderable
body IS to embark on the Black Sea il the Turk III
fssct and TO make dlseffon in Italy The Emperor
OF kuiha, has thus entered prcdly into the coalition
aganlt France he has beaes Unified ON an espief. de-
caraon on the part of prunia for or az sin France !
and ha hsorn to initiate the King of Naples on his
throne The corps Of Condo Is to join the Ruigian
troops IN Germany The a fiation of the tr pie ai
ante between Or at Britain Ruiha and the Po &c has
been celebrated at Connantinople with great
of the hrt acts Of the French after taking poe.Iion Of
Naples was 20 levy contribution of 500 Geo ducts
the rich inhabitants Of that city but ucb was he
carcity OF money! that it found very dic to levy
the contribution. Gen Championnet, the conqueror of
Naples is put under arref The charge of infringing
upon the eonlliut ona power OF the Civil Commiiihn-
er Faypoult, who acted wi h the army.-rbe + etlor
Paatine, of Bavaria is dead Great aud afleting flf-
crng have beea oceafoned by the ice and the overflow
oil the khine' the Danubyi the Mem. the Neekar the
Rhoue and OF all the principal rivers o Germany and
FrAnre.--fhe contemplated union between Great Ri
tain and Ireland has been much debated in the Enslh
parliament but the meafure Ia TO be laid aide for the
prefent
Sit Sidney Smith, who IS appointed to luperin;end
certain naval operations in the Mediterranean arrived
iafe at Conftantnople.
The French are excrting thsmlelves the utnon to
equip fleet at Brett There has been general prefs
OF fAilors II every feaport IN France.
Barbary fleet Of siAil OF TIE line appeared of Csdz
Feb 8, joined by Dfitih Alps, and flisped their
courle TO Minorca.
Hon T CREW lie, pAIenger in the Proferpine iysae,
arrived iafe ar Berlin.
Aniral Neiion is furniil,sd with Turkif and Ruian
troops is to make d feent Caabria
relegraphs are eadbIinpgt conveyinformation from
Egypt 10 Confanirnope.
The Spanards very indutrous al Cadiz in equip.
ing fleet One rumour IS that it Is defined TO reduce
to Order The blacks Of ST. Domingo.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-06

DIED-ln this town, on fhurilay iaa, air SAMUEL
BRADBURY. in the 10Th year of his age,
Portland. May J, 59s,aay ded,feift, u,
DdNIEL tPES, Efai,f, N Tie COB yra, q b, egs =.
zra aaa y Daai! Eae 81. Lae IF Dagos,j IN jbe osu,
Fgs ESRsaiei II Bs UiiVsy ia Ca@5ts. qobsy aetq
grsat Improvement Be gradasi ne ,sp 1888 r.
married be ed dsggbt, Of Cha ls Frs En- gfftiaspk
bs county q cands,l4sd, desg;a logoag 6e9ft CD ia
esaes 4esssaaiea, early % ts 5s soaLSsa lqgy
tie commandment, and s,dsaaee Of tie Lord B.s.e5 III
soa6 ,T@e,Ia3s sqaanisi.y t .yena',' sos,e o0ii
6 f0roafisn entertaining, sfat aas rion Ftea BY ba
,ey .graHit, and harnirg, oy imp. epbe tnbl ymeu
befaiasi ~Oera es. Of gre5f ,eoty, sebib e execute
soib paniaa, ard 4ija, M declining bsab repasys9 Bis,
poaai a,tsadsaae imp,adieade. By gnui desg 1t ~
gkaa4a asresa roboa Vy mpeb pain, o, more tbas
aysa d1,ig qob CD b. dsovrei eosam@afe eIqce, and
,5gaasa ia fbs zu # bs4Dsa. Aof terrified zpia5 ifSza
81 bis eap,osebisg change, msf zviiagy rGessd 5io
es baaa' 81 Cod gpitb avzg irf BIZ er. b,o4eb
he ref sr 7ba Terminated ar mmse4iaie and errmsa,y
ls be0 ia91va Ba fbsazS.a<1be i ana rr,ei IF
b, Viung partner. and Bis only big; md TO s DIP re-,t
9a.f aVS' BAD bs pefl'e and Advantage 9. i'a lie
guaiaiaasf reifb him
Mark he periea man, and behold the upr ght !. for
the end OF that man Is peace 4 ~. =.
BARNsrABLr, April az. .
On he 7IR iaa departed ibb ht toe Roa DANif DAVIS.
Eff Cbtf JgFe IF he Court IF Common leas AMI a'gs #
Probate IA fbs esury Of Ba,nqabt II esliie1sg zpboara
IT. tVass ga iong and serp pli, b4, aaei ny 4a
good fborotft, and esyed tage Ear Of putin ozaes and
p,iOafe esem and q.bf deab netzoabReaag 1i, s2e i'm
et.4y endssieglfves rsg,eted.
IN eg,e abe 5ftaf and native Poifeny5 If uaaaer ,s-
ing fran fatal dioa, AMI eeua, piasf IF t7asr,
pee BY the oputuas qVbieb BE- bal Jyed Of ,ag 4oB
god company, and dgnfd and ivred by good N dtteat
ebee,nas ,fadsrea 3p, i0Ls iaq year fqS erpinioa
Jsb 10 cd ami Young
sUsdjaJ 1veaf sre,2s soitJ .als5 and lsistiav and
aik4tya rses7sbe dree Of aq iaas baf6 xotL aai
sbagi, ensb 81 him dba.ge s0ab Lanor LDe st
general aaiaree Of albert s d4tie, IF bs nsf ip,a,s IF
tbs aame,oas efes, zvb se6isb, a! eaf fs,.sl 7 M be
iavJfsL
TIE vgOs, lob .f Bis body and mini ,fsialia IN
dg,es and BIZ k4i eeetoas, b Yay sees and
enpisymepf wab 6 Jgp exespas, anH bis iga o,f but dr.
t,ng fis5f 4obisL BE- bore SVitb Cbjla patience fr }-
ht and tbe lie Jrebe5 Be contemplated rtits ea ,gaa.
Goa, ug6aisn tahb and ;gyfat beps.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-06
39orttaltO,
MoNnfr, MIR 6, 1893.


- Al length am ennabled to Lay before my readers,
fome aie and very interetng Foreign News.
g. Adve4 ifenens, &C, omitted thzday, ihall appear
iii the next Gazette.
Being disappointed in obtaining paper Of better quail
ty am Obliged TO ilne part Of this day's inpreihon
on fome OF an infsiior kind.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-06

Capt. SAMUEL pAEKfR, of this town, is appointed a
Lieutenant in the Navy Of the United States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-06

Some of the French Weandia iaands have deelaret
war aganfl the United States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-06
A DECLARATION OF WAR

EMPEROR AND THE GRAND DUKE,
might be declared by the French nation. None OF the
journals that have arrived contain f copies of ;hefc
import M documents but the following exraa frem
she P,ioe Flafeis of The 18th, VIII enable or readers
"a form tolerahly corrca ideas Of them,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-06


sftJe people fer BE te taruggt b.ar 70 he apes Of agt
and fref,ipt
H,3 ~ IF evay iiaf bai; Bat BE byeoer Of aLehu Is
aOgd,saJ : / add eozrardiss 10 gull
Nsso lbs stist7 u may notb- mis- 70 meaoaf5at
hpgggs bs, P4fs tie qatrrisiy y Baoqapai fyofi1-
ssHo4 Of Gne Oar re4r, 5aqt FORGOTTEN ruiJ
zpbai qndqf 10 8psftaa 7Oritrs 0a IF ftaar yg,
Jf5 fer The piogs memory Of s5sr Javoa,ie chief @ mar-
iasf bar 7o15 ab,i ad in tits auby, and bra pben il
atsarei u, Franz mnfiaiei and djmlSkfas 81
s5zn eoa p,g zion IF 14at0meihn not y fsst4ps
1bsggf prgaeat zVb qbat vsgah y iby veyed ,oprd
ao7oed that Baoaa5ah bad aded pnb91d proeian1iioo
b4 sbat only 10 Be 4ai lis genuine fate TIE Fsneb
f,3,f
ne enter ito eaqb 7vis ibe gentlemen Orr raseaion
il rae2 fran taaal rendering Of be original A,atie BY be
D,agomap # En5gy ibe Port and TIE reader 4otO
foH qsN Ie comprehend tbe er IF 415e,. at %. part
fLayrib BY he Maraife eJrjqian P,i1q
ne bavs given B40aGba, drgG 10 'ts piee api,aiia
TIE etbeaaix ia Bis naalGyk 81 iaSzes. Wib,4qea
10 ne fare fiqysi beard tie Loient " 5e Twk6 m5
ager zoe do brve qoo,2 efH tbs boqever il et,4a
all e~a sgatf at mHm4e,y took 9i4es the
Turk. that aspedky il.
s TB isno bal pis7ws Of tJe rsk6 ira efbef People
ybeb<r ae4ior bOs lbl e*p,tgaoai TOE fine. Ia
every chance meiy fb.y discover ID d Soa empire, AMI a
eeon Of any Kind fttogg6 54t Of and eaas sto them
'te ss,iaiH pifeCs 9aefrOafbhg ,eVslHiOss
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-06

On the 10th ult a houfe belonging to Mr. julius So
per- of Penobicot confirmed by ire. It caught BY
lome hagngs in end Of the koule while the family
were al tea In the other.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-06

Received by capt rrott arrived at Bottom from Liver
pool, in 50 days. London papers to March III.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-06

From Pbilrasl9bi1, dp,a az
The Grand Jury of the Circuit Court of The Uni ed
States, fitting in Philadelphia, have found bib
gainil the follow .ng perlons
TREASON.
John Fries, Frederick Heany, Anthony stahler, Con.
rad Morks, John G.ttnian, Valentino lSnder, David
shsefer. Jacob Ktn, and Philip Dix.
MisDEMEA NOR. =.
Morris Llewellyn, James Jackion, George Bdtfon.
Samuel Young and Archibald Mcntses.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-06
LONDON, March 10.

n Asst night the Paris Journals from the iath to the
IL 4th inf ncluive were received II. town They
contain more important intelligence than has lately come
from that quarter. On the 2th and sth NH. the D
reetory fen meases to the councils, containing
formal requihton that
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-06
PRINTING,

In its parisvi 6rontbes eseeutsd IN t5s reza maar~
Toe Fo,tgf' aafif- 81 e Ord.f, .fo, Box Pa
Bs4ais. Haad-.5lAs, carii Tlst.i., s's.aaIy aass
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-06
Cath, or Books will be given 70
old Rags and Can04
s. at this Office.
THIS GAZETTE.

1ilO o4AZ< - 4 L LIZ =
rs public {srv,y MONDAY, al E. AJENKS's O
Middle Street. near he bad Of F56-Sl,eef, poRTta
7o,rs Sa5fripfioas .dlVe,iiemsaas. and C0~mas
are reeei9.d .. ID attention
"a TIE prize Is ONE DOLL.fR 81 -FTF2-f- cEl
,sa', E1claiiye of poRagei - Paatsaai f.yps
regqsfed
~ 7Be t*t'fgs and rspiky iaofgfng eiyyal.ter Il
GdzEITk., ,se4frs. u ligJty e5Vaafggeaii f.r ID
I1SEAdENTs, setis6 x.iR 10 bgs,isl fsejsa-S.y
sogptsaDas nsass,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14
Internal Concerns of France.

Augua IS, the Directory by meHage to the
Couneil Of Five Hundred, propofed to'proclaim
SO Departments in the Wet in rebellion. They
exhort the Council to hearty and immediate
cooperation as the only means of faying the
Republic. Royalty growing more and more
audaeious. They denounced the lieenlioufnefs
of the prefs.
Aug 10, petition was pre(ented, complain
lng thai Seyes was incompetent as a Director.
ihiswas difaPproved, and paGed over.
Aug Il, Lucian Buonaparte propelled form
ing new army to defend the frontiers, and ano
thsr to lupprefs internal troubles. z. s.
Aug. %, iS millions were voted for the ma.
rine, 10 addition to las before granted. A
committee was appointed to prevent unfouEded
denunciations.
AuguR IS, letter was read in the Council
OF Elders, rating, that 1000 rebels had been de-
feated in ci.devant- St. Godens, zeos killed
1000 taken priiohers. = -
pomieiliary vidts are nightly paid.
During the Domicilary Wits, at Paris, in
the night Of Aug s, nine hundred pei Ton. were
srrelaed.
Three police officers were killed at Paris, asd
Aug. and one wounded.
Infurredions in the department of the Haul
Caronne, is the mott deciive. There are ten
thoufand men under arms, with the white
cockade The late republican General Lancey
has been arrelted he avows himlelf counter.
revou'ionia, and duplicates the Commandant
OF Bayonne, and Jean Pie de Port.
The diiaifeetion of the multitude to the exiR.
ing Government of France, has prematurely
ihewn irfelf in Bourdelux, as we'll as in other
places We have intelligence through various
mediums that on the oh Augult numerous
inAammatory bills were poRed about different
parts of that city in consequence of which
ieveral perfons we're fhortly after taken up,
whom the people attempted to reicue, when a
conflict enfued, in which 30 were killed, and
conliderabc number wounded. sl
Il is iaid, that at the feat of the 10th of Aug.
ieveral balls were fred at Sieyes and Barras
The French Directory has ihut up the Jacobin
Club
The 3 fri articles of accufation agana the
Ex Directors were negatived in the Council of
500, Aug. is.
Gen B,uae, lately in Holland, replaces Der
zadDne, as war MiniReT.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14
AHairs in Italy.

The Official account Of the Capture of
Mantua. was publilhsd at Vienna on the Sd
Of hugua. g PN
JouJeyt, by General Orders dated at Correp-
liano, Aug. s, took command of the army lately
commanded'by Mo,eau.
Cbampioarf. by letter, dated Headquarters,
Grenobie. Aug. 10, fates, that the troops Of
Mount Gents, have maaefed La Feriere and
the Noyalete, and where to penetrate as far as
Suza, on the Pc; that thofc Of Mount Geneva,
were defined by a different rout to the Game
place That the advanced guard of the Camp
of Tourneaux, had carried the important
poa" of Barbados, defended vigorouly BY
Ruaians, who ln!ferei much. In a ieeond
letter, he mentions, that body of hi troops
ard, taking IS prfoners, and killing and
wounded loo-loGng only one and that he
was marching for Embruin.
A private article from Grenoble, Aug. I6,
Jays, Cb0mpionet's army is $4,000 itrong, is
moving towards Turin; it is iaid to have pad.
ed Soza. '1oSbert is TO operate at the fame time
againa the Appenyin, and Laeourbe towards
St. Cothard. .1oabert has dilodged the Rutians
from Now and Aqua, and penetrated to the
vicinity Of Alexandra and Tortona. His left
wing is dired.d againa the Alba and Cheraf.
que, to join Gbampiane before Turin.
1t is expected general engagement happen
ed Aug. IS, throughout the whole line OF the
armies of the Alps and of Italy. Toqbert'5
quarters were at Savone. MORGAN, at his requef,
took command of the right wing, to aid in the
expected general action. SnyarroaU is crntrng
his force before Alexandria, and there The battle
is expected. The French number -, 900
Rrong.
Its fad, Sswa,rosy has put hinlfelf at the
head OF his rtaih body, and is marching to
meet .Jor1Di. E
Milan, July III. The RufIiaps have taking
Bochetta, loiing 500. killed and wounded.--
Enemy's iols n,ore comfortable.
PARIS The french sarrilon at Rome, has
retired By captulation. F
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14
I'm Artiele concerning Baonaparte's En-
petition.

From a Paris paper OF Augufl :

From Paris paper OF Augan 8.
notwithstanding the pleafi-e we ihould take
| IN announcing The iucceis Of Buoaaparte, and
no'wi hltanding the ahurance with which it is
laid by fore, "We know that Buonaparte is 10
ST. Jean d. Acre, and even beyond H." VIC
cannot dilemble, that the numerou, testimonies
which the foreign journals prefeBt # the raif-
ing OF the iege of St. can d Acre, permit US
no longer TO doubt thar event. a letter from
Contaninope, dated July 4 fays--ss 1t is now
atcertained, that the army OF Buonaparte, when
u left Egypt, conflted of Ia,ooo French and
5000 foreigners The paG'age of the dsfert cot
HIM about 1000 men he lott 1900 al the facs
OF Jafta his lois under the walls of st. j .aa
a Acre, has been above 5000 and the mortal
epidemic which broke our in bis camp, carried
eff at leaf 1900. IL refniss fom this calvula-
ton, founded upon the mott exact data, that on
the 1zd OF May, the army of Buonaparte was
reduced 70 6Soo men. With this fnall NUN.
Der OF troops he has to traverf- The defert.
dcltitute III great meafure, OF the neceaaries
tor fuch march, in burning fcaicn, and
amdt fwarms Of Arabs, whole boidneis will
give him no repoie." This letter concludes
thus -" According to the documents which
have been procured, the plan of Buonsparte
was wait, and Imported by means adapted TO
its lnceefs. That General had co-reipondents
in PAleltine and Syria and for long time
his ieeret enilAres, had been preparing the way
for him. 1t was treaCon which delivered into
his hands Lidda. GAIA and Ramie, whole
gar iions made no reGItance. Little could he
have expected thar iuch palSry town as Acre
ibould aneil his progrei,, at the moment when
his irruplion was about affirming the chlraefet
of an foundation which was to fwesp al before
i. If this city had fallen, the French unei
TO the Arabs Mahahis. to the M srcpiscs, and
TO the Drnfes, already under arms, would have
travelled Alta Moor without oppmit,on, would
have arrived at SehSari, and. tlncstensa Cos
dantinope, &c. Such was thc prci-ts wi.iel
Buonaparta had tarraed, when he hshsld BIS
operations gsveried IN Egypt and was oh.;gca
TO rcnouncs Nhe o jeet vbish the sxped,ti34
WAS c:isiassly d;zssleS"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14
In Switzerland

AuguR IS, a meaag. was received in the
French Council of 500, from the Directory, al.
nouncing the defeat of the enemy at Schovitz
and Alforit (Switzerland) loling 600 men, &
IA cannon On the asth, the Directory Motif
ed, that the killed were 5000 inaead of 1900
men and that the enemy had been driven from
Mount St. Cothard, with the lois of 1000 men,
prifoners.
Guyot writes from the army of Hdvelia,
Augnt io, that from the nth, they were en-
gagged with the Autrians before Zurich, had
incceeded in driving them to the lake Of Lakin.
The lain are enormous. They are piled up
and not yet counted. know 5000 neh and a
General are prifoners. My lol. is very few
The enemy is yet purified"
The auxiliary Rufians are faid to have arri'
we'd at Schaffhaufen, defined fer Switzerland
They are iaid to be 3o,eoo men in number.
MAIZENA, writes, that ir taking Mt. ST. Got
hard, 5000 priloners were made.
Bern. AugN I7.-MaG.na on The 18th re-
pulled the Auftrians into Zurich. Lacourbe is
fad to have cut off body of 1000 Auaro- Ruff
fans. The fighting continues.