davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
HAGUE. SrPT. b.


Extract from tho refouton Of the Diplomatic Body of
the Ba,avian Republe--fiyP Cbs~tsr--ieiiion oi
September s.
The Prelident read communication, in
forming, that according to the accounts which
he had received, our army was in The belt l'at-
of defence, and were daily receiving large rem
forcsments that the out potts of the enemy
were natonsd at Sclingeu, and thoie of our
army at Petten; that the Duke of York had
Joined the army OF the former aud that Gen
fDuuonceau was expected to day or 10 morrow
to take the commani of the latter.
He afo communicated letter from the
Executive Directory. encloGng letter from the
gent # marioe, with number OF other papers,
among which was letter from citizen Story,
etrifyirg the deplorable account of the fur.
render Of our feet to he Engliih, by means Of
the treacherous conduit OF the crews on board
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
MiEeAaue0ps articles.
KINGSTON. SEPT. Ii,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.

The Ann, which arrived on Sunday from
Cape Francois, brought diipatohes for the gov
ernor and admiral. We learn that foullaint
having regained pofeGion of the Mole, is to
proceed agaiolt Jacqmel, and after the reduction
of it. is to lay fege to Aux Caves. It's expect.
ed in very ihort time he will be matter of all
the French part of the iillnd.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
FROM THE Est INDIES:

The Aurora, capt. Sprieg, bound from Glib
ralter to D -ltimore, Ipoke in lar. SO, with the
Daniih EAT India Company fhp. the Courier,
from Calcutta, which place ihe left the middle
Of May, when official accounts had 'rrived that
deciive action had taken place between the
armies of Tippoo Sultan and the Brinfh, in
which the latter had entirely defeated r,ppoo.
who LOFT bis life in the aalon-his country
was furrerdered to 'he Britith, and PEACE is
again reaored to India, with great extent
of territory and revenue added to the Brisifh
poielGons.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
Foreign Afavs.
PARIS. sGPT. 4.

N UR papers aate, that in the battle OF Now
we made zoco priioners, but not Jingle
Ruilian would iurrender. 1t is faid, that
"A neona has oapituated.
The Directory have appointed citizens feron,
Fauchet and Adet, commiaioners at St Domin.
30 Icannet, Barot, and gen. laveAux, at
Guadaloupe; and Victor Hughes at Cayenne
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
GEORGETOWN, OCT. IS.

An attempt was lately made, to rob The mail
from Alexandria to Baltimore, by three black
fellows-the horles 0arted, and the coaehman
giving them the whip, thee En-, Of darknsts
were difdpponted ia their aim.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04

eur yefe,s.--Afer which The frefIsnt deliver
ed {peech ia tie fylow'l g words
"What honsh man, c'ylzsns representatives
lst hrm be ncliies 70 either partY) bur mutt
feel hmfef diihonoed or heafag The account
OF Ibis malicious II eaton, which not only diigra
ces It's projectors, bot ho'a who have accom-
pi(hed H. and even tiofc who have fuftred IT
10 be effea5d.
Dear Heavens Is this the reward of the
B,ravian people for feeling 70 long nnm5el
If unworthy monnels to be finally deferted by
them In this tfeacherous and oowardly manner
lie, the enemy exat in the acquiiillon OF theie
importers, whom we no longer coniidsr as tel
low c,izens, nor Batavians The reward ct
guilt viii overtake the leaders The flames OF
raging corf lencc will ron lie among Them,
and then there will be no mercy ihswn to
them.
: Meanwhile, fellow citizens, this lois. however
considerable i may appear TO each Patfiotc
feeling will not dimhih cur courage. we
know the duties we owe to our country, and 10
the people, and We viii fulfil them. Sooner
iet us behold cur country delolated and beeoms
deflr,, han fuiier the enemy to triumph over
our ihertv. ] ne BataviAn army, united with
our French byetkysa, are probably hghiing at tbs
moment Tor the prefervation Of our country ane
our liberty. They will thew that the glorious
blood of their ancelors Gill circulates in then
vsins.
In them we put our trua God be with
them.'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
ROW, OCT. g.

We are informed by gentleman dired from
the Weitindies, hat-"Letfers rem his Grace
The Duke OF Portland hive been circulated
throughout he Enelifh Weaindia Colonies,
prohibiting the espor' alton of Sugar in any
other bottoms than Brtiih."-The above took
place on the 10Th Sept.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
SALEM. OCT. 20.

sALEM, OCT. 20.
On Saturday laa, abou, one o'clock, , NJ. a
gentleman riding f-om Bottom to Salem,
was a6alled on The new road in Chelfea by a
negro and two white men The negro hrR
iiezed the horfs's bride, and nItantly a man
was at each fije of the .horfe one of whom
ptef nted piicl, and demanded the gentle.
min's pocket book, from which he took twenty
eight collars in bills, and then returned it with
The other prpers he then took his watch
The gentleman had !ome moe money 10
waiacoat pocket, whish they fortunately did NOT
examine,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04

Mr.. Could's newly inverted Log, for afcer.
tanning the exaa progrels Of a vcfel, in all wea.
hers, is certainly one of the mott valuable
Improvements of the age--the machine we
underaand is fimple, and durable, and will be
fold, by he Patentee, at moderate price
To reward the ingenious difoverer, govern
ment has granted him Patent-and the
commercial worll vii jud the invention TOO
important to theic interea, not to avail them.
leves of it,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
BOSTON, ocr. 81.
THE ENVOTS

To France. are politvely 20 iail from Newport,
on board the United States figate, Commo,
dore BARRY, on Tuefday next, wind permitting,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
Mgr ARTICLES.

Capt. Harvey, from the Weindies, Informs
that a vcGel viii b had arrived there, having
fallen in with the Bolton Frigate, capt Little,
reported, that he had captured two French
privateers from Porto Rico. of IS, and IL guns,
AID had recaptured an American ihip from
Bombay, for Baltimore
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04

SINCE the year 1890, ten thoufand acres
have been flved from the fea, in the pariih OF
Long Sarton, in L,ncolnlhre. The drainage
of South Holland, one hundred acres, is in con.
fiderablc progrets.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
Lowsp ElBs, (Ramturg) Sfrr. 7

MT, 1TcfNle. tue IsiEiii iSuF'f
nary % The Court cf Berlin, is arrived at Alto
ma, and II faid, vii. go TO Holland.
sh nd the eiyil war, 70 much expected II
T ance, not iucceed to the withes OF The turb1
LEM, robbers, and public diaurbers, they hay
fill hopes that the entrance OF the Ruians ane
Enelfh into France, viii turnfh them with
terrible aims sgainlt The honea, innocent eitI
zens, ana confund royalias, modsrates and
J4cobios all get'er; then FAY they, happine'
viii appear in ihefe iepubcs.-How much,
tn, efole, ought the Balavian and French de
youty to with inceefs 10 the Anglo Ruiiians
The Danfh Imperial colonel De Frnfman. is
arrived at ST. Peteriburgh, in which place
according to our information, the king of Pruiila
will keep charge d'afairs. after the dep rture
of he amb4G dor. Our correspondence IN
Maryland f,ys, that the imperial general Kay,
has been obliged to march fnddenly with
eoniideI able corps, towards Novara and The
county OF Wallis, in ccniequsnce OF the French
general Lecourb's threatening to invade Lom-
ba d..
Exfra7 afa letter jror, H,sPsrda,a, datsdJ~ 8.
The paiport which WAS requeaed Tor General
Don, has not been granted; Information has
been given &c General Aberefombie that whate-
yer prop Gton, he may have to make, Inul, be
traniin tied in wiiting 10 which aiiwers will be
duly reiur ned.
lis Ger n that battle muh foon take place /;
column # FIX thouiand men, commanded by
General Dumoucelu has arrived near Amter-
dam, ar d j. advancing forward.--No iigns of
any eomnotion appear in the interior.
LONDON SEPT. s.
Letters from Conhantinope Rate, that in
confequenye Of the want Of intelligence from
Egyri, ,eegraphs are 10 be ereasd. by The al
vice and under The INFECTION OF SIR Sydney
| Smith.
Gen Rev. who commanded one OF the divi-
| iions of the army of Rome, has been Poignard
ed By woman.
| The manlfeRo Of the Rnllian emperor une
| quivocal4 announces the intention OF that
| potenta,e to perfevefe in bis wsrllke operation
ill the cxccrable tyranny Of the Gallo Ufurpers
| is entirely overthrown. Such an intention
! muf of courfe give encrealed energy to al the
| Confederate powers whefe efforts are di e0ed
| ,oart the French repub.ie, and tend to IL,
| dpce all Who from motives Of puilllanimiy or
| III indeed policy have hitherto declined 10 take
| pait in 10 righteous ean'c.
The French War Minner
has addreiTed letter to the admnitrators Of
the department Of the Lower Pyrennees,
eshottine them ipeedily toiend proviions and
| achievements to the republicans OF the Upper
| Garonne, 80 citizens (fays he) do not de.
| ceive them With you received LIFE, and the
| love Of liberty which is mere precious than life
| Seeing the danger, TO which the South of
| France is expof.d, owe this HOMAGE 70 you ;
| INV 6rft concern turns towards the place of my
nativity. In difpofng of your fouls as my own,
| I tonGdered had appointed for he iahabitan's
of the Upper Caronne the moi powerful rein.
forcenents, in order to coniolidate hs victory
| of laws and liberty"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
PHILADELPHIA, OCT. ~.

Arrived yelerday, the ihip Dipatch, Ben
ners, St. Peterfburg, lalt from Gottenburg.
Three DAYS after leaving Gottenburg. captain
B. faw Rufiian feet OF ieven fail OF The line,
,ad Tome trigates, fnppoed to be thai which
vas intended to cooperate with the duke of
York in Holland.
While at Gottenbur2, Loodon papers to he
oh September where there received, whieh
apt. B. perufed, and which fully co frmed
he accounts received by the Good Friends,
Earl, from Hanibu &, and other arrivals at
Ncw-York, rejecting the capture of the whole
IF the Dufch Fleet and the taking Of Amiter-
avn, by the Duke cf Yofk--The combined
fleets were laid 10 be quiet in Brett.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04

AT Sto, kton, on Tuefday fa'nnght, Up.
wards of forty haymakers in field were fud
denly alarmed by the uiling # whrl~ind
by which many hundred weight OF hay were
carried to an immenfe perpendicular begh
appearing to the attonnhed ohlervers below T.
encer the clouds, ard exhibiting icene truly
fublme aud beautiful
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04

MKrAN's election is artly filled here, TIE
',iHufb Of Treaisn.-It ought to give The alarm
The general government, to take meafHres to
protect he country from the great increaie of
foreign fuffrsgss in our eeeions. M'Kean has
been oholen by the union of al MS, naturahzed
Germans, wild Irlih, and the ddcipIes OF Fries.
If none bur native Americans had been admit
ed to vote, Mr.. Rofs would have been eleded
by large majority Blu, &c we go; ard nefs
remedy is applied, would lot give 6g for
zeal ehate in degraded Peanfylvana.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
81 d. BOSTON, JULY a6.
More Meas from Europe,

Has been received by an arrival from Briitol ;
London papers to June S. -
The hottie fleets arrea tn: mot prominent
attention. BY the Paris papers, it is certain,
the French feet got fate into Toulon, the 18th
Nav living haifa day before Carthagena, and
palling in fight of Ivica, Majorca and Miaorca.
The Spanifh was part at Carthagena, and part
on The African coat. The Englifh are in
fearch after them every where. stg.
Naples is evacuated by the French.--Two
columns from thence entered Rome the aoth
April and divi(ions of the Acltrio- Ruiiian
armies were marching towards Lucca, to cut
them off from joining Moreau. st'
In Italy the confederates itill command iuc-
cefs, and deferve TIT is faid, however, Mo.
resu has taken meaiufes to check their progrefs.
In Switzerland, the Auarians have been fuc.
cefsful. So ALTO in the Grifon country.
Our readers may rely, thar the French are
not only Narrated by the confederate armies |;
but fufer fevere and daily lois from iniurrec.
tons OF the people in Switzerland and Italy,
againa them. ..,
The French Di eaory make but fhort pray
srs to the Councils. They Unfit that three
things ar wanting to check the enemy and
they are. Money, Money, Money. The Able
Sieyes has been eholen a Director, vice Rev.
beli-and Jean DERRY, the fcape.goat from
RaRadt, Prefdent of the Council OF Five Hun
bred.
In the French Council Of SEQ, on the receipt
Of the Dmeaory's MeGage relative to the aliai'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
Marine
Port of Portland.

Monday sa arrived, fb. MARTHA CAPT. Robert
Way, ~ days from 71oyfola. Lat. 40, "a, Ion. II,
ypoke brig Peggy, Waskus, from Nesyyork to BeltayR
out a days. Lat. Al, lang 66, ylbaks brig Hiram,
appleton, ont days from PortymOptb for Ba,6adoes,
ali eueA Lat. az, lang 81, 80. pole aosp Indzq,y,
Doiy, Of Neqp Bedfoyd, IA djars6-bad lorDng a
leak, and bad5.en run on hoard in The feet BY one Of
the eoxvoying .Gips--6roks bis boom and otberevif
they could not keep Der free and 7vsrs obfgedfo absA.
don Der. Cre.v q part effbe cargo faxed.
Same day. brig Jsspb, Cap. William L0qofR.
Same dayva'ap Raebeh CAPT. .5ere Buekaam.
1asEiay, arrival fsbooner Ranger, CAPT Aisoood.
Capt Halliburton, lafsly aryiped from Curacao,
Poke J5ip Ranger, CLARK, Of WIsa1fi, in kf. "a,
long. Sc. 80, day. from Bo,7on, 5ssnd 10 Bremen.
CAPT. T;npsye offbs Cmess, bat .qur;1m THE Sc.
e,stayy sftbe Macy aee0unt IF fde capture g tbs
pai"qaitrt, capt Da5oje. Of sgA1 and IS men
from Gaadaleape. II fine eoRper-6oftsmea, .fsR Jail
ing priUatesr. She has avipedi"fbs DeAascare.
Bottom, July z4.-7oQerday, The Csgaifnfion
rigafs Of a. guns, Cap. 7AlBor fiisd on rra,'s.
rpifb a leading OiaS.--7te Befd fqgah, Of 81
guns. Capt. Lirrls, e0NEnitbis day on erHjs,
qOiad and qUsatbr permitting. sb.I
75s captain effbs Brayg J;fgate !9uebeek. lbetcn
quitb IN The Bite Of LeQgane July 3, informed. fbai
a Frwsb figats and Brig had arrivsa at Tie CAPE
from France.
The George Of Ktnna5vqk, and Indsa.y, Ssib far
Bsaon, failed fIom .1qmoiea, s1ulyI
On Monday Taft arrived AZ Po0an, feb. -, Cap.
Manfon 80 days from Jamaica At failing, one mall
Was ic who died the Day afer. and committed to
l The lea in the two days following o,hcr feamen
were feized with the iame sltaie, and fiared imI
ae-thee were followed in other days by The mate
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29

in feveral principal places in the United States.
At its celebration in Hartford (Con.) the fol.
lowing ingenious toafs were given:
I. TIE 18th OF JULY r7o8-May Heaven
reward the Hands, that
{" Canceild, and tore to pieces that great BOND
Which kept us paie,'
Z. "SEcoND THOUGHTS ARE BEsr"-
1t was well enough, hs tme, to make treaty with
France, but it was better to break it.
2. TALLEYRAND's LAST coMmusIcArroas-
" He cannot catch old birds with chat
4. The DIREcToaY-
Why can lmile, and murder when We fmilc,
Deceive more lilly than Ulyfes could
And cry content TO that which gyieSri 6e0t--
Can we do this, and cannot get Crewn !"
s. TALLEYRAED
AVID BY no fhame, by no refpe6t controld,
In fcandal bafy, in reproaches bold,
His figure iuch mis ht his foul proclaim,
One eye is blinking and 5vis k,gg are lame
Long has he liv d the feorn OF every Greek"
6. FRANcE--
20 nation mferabe,
With untitled Tyrant, bloody feepterd.
When wilt thou fee thy 3holeiome days again p
?. JorL BARLOW
:" lam determined to prove villain
Plots have laid, indueions dangerous,
By drunken prophecies, ibes and dreams -;
am iubtle, falle and treacherous."
8. john NICHOLAS
Wbaf eyasler is this fame that deafs our cars
With this abundance of fuperluous breath 7"
9. DocroR LOGAN
" do remember an Apothecary.
And hereabouts he dwels-
And if man did need fome ;reaion now,
Here lives a caitiff wretch would fell it him.
10. ELBRIDGE.GrRRY-
81 1t cannot be
But am pgson-liverd-Li John-a-dreams,
unpregnant of my eauie.''
II. NECocIArIos-
Go treat with tigers, dragons, wolves, and bears
IL. MONSIEUR GALLATIn-
May the Wheels of Government ever be drawn by
hories that do not underaand S,gm
IL. Thomas JEFFEksoN-
May the time fpeediy come, when fuch Philosophers,
and uch Vice Prcdcnts fhal be az great cnrioties
Mammoth's bones
IL. MATTHEW LYON
"Abhorrcd Slave Whom ripes may move, not kindnefs;
have usd thee filth as thou art, with human care,
Took pains TO make thee peak, when thou ddft
Know thy own meaning But all in vain.
Therefore wait thou conind within this Rock"
IS. Virginia and Kentucky Refolutions-
No love between thefe fzss was loA,
Each was to other kind, :
In love they liv'd in love they died,
And Lff no babes bsbisd' Tune Children in theWood.
10. CONGRESS
And whiiR field fhould be difpateh'd and fought,
You arc ddputiny Of your Generals -
One would have lingering war sea5 Gas esa;
Assfb1 would lily fwift, but wanteth wings;
n third thinks without expens at all,
BY guilefu fair words, peace may Be obtaiad"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29

THIS is to give notice that Mr. Thomas skei'on On
Portland, is no longer empowered to tranaS'. per-
form negotiate any burets in behalf OF ne ianefi
Der, all authority for that purpos hereby o'sa'
RULED. THOMAS SKELloN, Jun.
Jniy 10, 1873.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
PHILADELPHIA SickneG.
From PHHAD. z

y y :
I" Our city was never healthier than at pre-
fent; and feel fanguine, under Providence,
and the care of the Board of Health, we fhall
continue 70, during the feafon. The alarm
which prevailed for few days paR has now
totally iubided, and buiine(s goes on with its
ufual alacrty." ~ l.t ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29

Y UO ICIu3 Al "PPfSN IOI IOUII,
y one Dwelling HOUSE "a feet long, 10 ditto
wide, entirely 6nfhed good cellar under the whole,
with brick arch, and other conyeniences.
Likewiie, a convenient SHOP, in a
good land for tradc, "a feet long and about 40 wide
with good BAN thai will keep two horles and two
cows and hold hay efficient; together with back
Store 40 feet by I6, with good plank Aoor, and
good Chzile Houfe
ALTO, one lot of Land, 1874 feet
frons aud ISa feet rear beautifully tuscd for an Gle
CANT hone Lot, all lying at stroadwster. near the
Bridge --for further particulars. Inquire of JOHN
bUFLER, living on the premiles.
Fsi~oufb, g2as fof5, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29

The report of an engagement between the
figate U,Ffed Stats, ard the Britih frigate
BsQar, is as far from truth as the jacobin who
fabricated it.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29

leaving tie yefTe in tve days after lie failed. win
only the Captain and cabin nor. navigate her. ana
IN his eoadiion ie reached Nantucket, where tw.
men were procured to silft in Bringing her Bottom
Leadea, Jmss An American vefiei of 70 eans, has
been tasen 10y The Scorpion, and fent into Plymouth
Before the American seIel hove too he fired trver
guns into the Scorpion, which killed Two of the c, e,
aud took off of the capita MS legs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
Netoburyporf Sickness.

5''-a sEwBuRYpoRr, JULY z,.
REPORT of the HEALTH COMMITTEE.
The fubfcribers appointed committee of
Health having attended to the buinels aligned
them-make the following report, viz. fince
the 1T. init. p-rions have died OF a malignant
Fever in this town ;--8 now remain Gck--of
whom are dangerous, as reported by the few.
eral Physicians. Committee.
IONA. BOARDMAN, and others.
JULY z6--Since our lalt of the 72d int.
have died--5 remain Eek. of whom none
are dangerous--no new cafes fince our lafl. !
JON. BOARDMAN, Chairman.
Thurfjay eve, July IS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29

DIED--In this town, Matter WILLIAM HARDING,
aged years, youDgea ION of DR.. Stephen Harding.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
portlallO,
MoNDAr, .JUzr 29, 1899.

49, sls' - =,
TIE a,ega ayfieis gOra ibis days. Gazette. ,afs
ard iaisr1isg me' p<ad TIE omIaa Of fge,aI L0at
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
THEATRE.

THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Ju1x
i agth, will be performed celebrated COME.
DY, written by GOLDSMITH, called
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
BY THE LAST MAIL.
a....-,.., -.aeas,
Commercially Important.

- The following important information has been ient
from - Office OF the Secretary OF STATE, TO The ievc-
raj fea-parls throughout the Uu'teh states. II IS
headed by the late Z defamation ct the Prsdent OF
sc u. States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29

fnatiea of tic minifc.s returning fcTa the
Congreis, number Of pahionate fpeeches were
delivered Il fsems to he thought dat the al
vA.ioo Of $he Republic depends on iniprrins The
| minds of the foldiety and citizens with deipe-
"a ion AZ this event. Sherlock propofed, that
ccurers lhould he dispatched TO all powers TO
| acquaint III m with the attrocious 'raniaetlon-
That there ihould be high tribunal etabl'ih-
e., of Judges from all powers--1hat officers
ihouil wear crape--1'hat the black ltandard
ihoulI BE- difplayed III every communicated
that thefe fliould not be removed till vengeance
Mould be atisi I'd Thief. proportions were
ordered to be printed. Duplantier moved an
addre(s to the French people. His fpeech was
ordered to the prefs. Balleuil fad, that only
France and her Allies, ought, at that moment,
to be cladcd among civilized people that the
Affirmation had Ihut the door to all eoncilia-
ton. CPland;t.] He exclaimed, :" Let Us
purge France of all the enemies ihe Gill holds
in her befom--Of thoie heterogeneous elements
which check and oppofe her haPpiuels -which
rejoice at what defolates us-and conipire with
the enemies without. Yes, unworthy French
men ye are the prime caufe OF all The ills that
afflia US" He moved, that manifelto be adj
dreGed on the occaiion to France, Europe and
poae;i.y--That funeral fete be celebrated IN
all the communes, in which all the citizens
ihoud pronounce tie oath Of hatred to royal
ty; and the Aulfrian government be devoted to
public execration-That aandards analogous
to the occaGon be feut to the armies-That
monument be erected in every department. to
petpetuate the remembrance of the outrage
Printing ordered. Poulain Grandpre, iaid, the
Repubic NUT be electrified from our tribunals
Europe muf know, that We will not lay down
our arms till this outrage has been avenged.
He propoied that the Prefdent of the TWO
Councils fhould pronounce funeral orations,
and that the Directory fhoud be furnfhed with
the means of developing the national energy
The Medage was committed to Grandpre, Ber-
lies, Duplantier, Bailleul, Talbot, Boulay, Pa
ty, and Francois.
The Paris papers complain that many eit-
zens are incredulous to the opinion of govern
nnent. that the Aultrian officers were privy to
the ahafination.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29

Brandy, Gin,
w. I. < N. L Rum.
Draft and bottled Porter,
Molahes,
Sugar Bakers, ditto,
Sherry,
Malaga. (,y,Nr~
Port and " '''A''
Loaf and Brown Sugar.
Ryfon. soucheng, & Bohea
Teas,
We,fh's No.I & ! Choeo-
late,
Portland, Ja,y I, 1899,