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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-18
aead- Quarters al coruce iano, Aug. a..

siead- csarters al Cornee iano, Aug a.
Stree the unfortunate day Of the 18TH Aug.
The enemy 10 ca, great alforilhmenr, has made
no preparation 10 follow Us; and we have re.
tuned our reiitions in the mountains OF Ligu-
ria. The citadel of Tortona, having lolt al
hopes OF fnccpur, capitulatsd ,yeitefday - he
enemy left bur very few troops between Althan.
dis and Tnrsona. They marched with the
main BODY towards All, which ihewed their de.
fen t, beliege Conf The only Rrong place OF
which We are poGeGtd in Piedmont. They have
alto dela he'd corps of twenty ,llouind men
acant General Grenier. who has come down
with part OF the army OF The Alps into lhe'envi
Yons of Suza.
We cannot Icing maintain ourlelves in the
petition which we now occupy. In the hit
place our army is not efficiently numerous. and
sun the rilS Of being entirely detro yed; on the
other hand, the mountains of LiguIia are very
barren. and the cavalry and artillery hories Pc
,i(h daily owing to bad food. The hay is very
Tad. and for three months palt oats have Alto
oether failed u.s. Genoa can no logger afford
us any afiaanee The Government OF that
place IS alarmed at the approach OF the Aultri-
ans One OF the Directory has attempted to
take fight; another has given in his reiigEa-
zion. The wei kmen and failors are patriots,
and will ice our departure with gtisi but the
merchants, wh.fe commerce has been on the
decline for thefe four years pat, are anxionily
defirous cf the arrival OF the Ergiih, from
whom they hope to obtain free trade. Ihele
oonGderations are not thief. which are mott
powerful. Our army is in want OF every
thing, and the trealury is empty A fun OF
three hundred ,hcuiand livres, With was on its
way from France, and which was expected with
the u,moh Impotence. was Topped at Savona
by General St Cyr, in order to diishargc he
pay Of his army, which was four months in
arrears. This General was comPellei to this
rneaiure by the diicon,ent which the two diyi-
iions which he commanded have loudly teahed
.fhe contractors, who are no, paid, and who are
daily cheated by the bills which are given them
On the t,eaiury of Paris, will no longer do their
duty. Drafts have lately besn gwen them
which have not been paid and ieveral folders
have been obliged alto TO receive them. 1t ap
pears as if every thing eonfpiied aga'nit this
army.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-18
French army of the Rhine, &c.

LONDON, SEPT 20.
The Hamburger mail due on Sunday arrived
laa night The mott important intelligence
brought by it is from Switzerland and the
Rhine. Tie French have crofled the Rhine, in
order TO divert the attention. OF The Arehduke,
and obligc him to divide his forces. They are
now advacing in two columns OF nearly twenty
,houland men each to Darlach and Hebron,
and feemed to threaten the Archduke by
Shafhauen, while MaGsna is to attack him IN
front. His royal highnefs therefore has quilted
Switzerland with large part OF his army, and
has marched to Donau(chengen, in order to
check the progreis of the French army, IN which
the accounts from Frankfort fay he has been
fucceisful. General Hotze commands the Aui-
yrians and Rufians in the abience OF the Arch.
duke. But Hotze, with an army 10 inferior to
MaGena's can only aa ltrttly on the defentive-'
he is waiting arxiouily for the reintorcements
from Italy ard General Kray. Lecouroe Is
again marching againlt Core.
The French, it is obvious, have no idea ct
maintaining themelves in Suaba--ihey Will
probably retreat as the Aufrians advance An
artici. from Diefburg mentions they were CON-
pleatly defeated by the Aufrians fix leagues
from Heidelberg but by forcing the Arch
duke to march into Suabia, they expect that
MAIZENA, will fucceei in oblging the Auitrians
10 evacuate Switzerland.
The Archduke has inncd new circular letter
TO the Princes of the Germanic circles, calling
on them for their contingents. The letter OBJ
ferves, thai the preientis the mott favorable mo-
ment for Germany 10 recover her ancient
frontier.
To tn. electorate Of Mentz, the people have
Unexpectedly rifen en mabs, driven the French
back TO Offenbach, and threatened the city OF
Mentz, which, as well as CaaeL is declared in a
Fate Of Gege.
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AMERICAN PROWESS.

Capt. Byaaa, lUt0 ayo arrived at Boeon, IN tie
tbo0ser Peggy, IN a6 days fran 81. Bartbolsmsqv,.
inf0,ms, feat fsvo days dsSve be failed, ibe United
STATES brig Eagle, IT, Campbell arrived a, 81.
Bifss, from 81. KITS, the commander Of eobisb a.
qsa;afed tie Amsricaa Cos, t5at The United Stars
brig Pickering, L. HyA-rI of "A four poundsys,
had, after baak Of nine bows, captured, and car.
ried into 81. Kits, tbs French privaftr Iebooner
lie Conqucror d'Egypt, m'usfizs, eight mines, and
fix fix p0andsrs, evib 400 men. TIE at7ios svai
Gsere, and qoas toush IF Gaudaoape, about The STD
0ao5er, from ao5eaa tie Freaelmap quas Sa 10 take
he Pickering. C4bt. Bryant does not ,ersls7 aubs
isS ofmsn the ss1as EyQaissd 6ui III. a9air qov
eo9ia.ref az highly baa'r1I!s TO tie Amrifan Rag,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-18
OF PRUSSIA.
LONDON, SEPT. 20.

The determination Of Pruiiia, to remain neu,
trail, is confirmed, and Saxony, in following he
example of Plullia, has explicitly declared to the
Diet, that Che will take no part in the war OF the
Empire.
Another EmbaHy is TO proceed to Berlin
Count Bellegrade has been appointed ambsfia'
dor from the Emperor, of Gerpaay, and FRINGE
Cailitxin from the Emperor OF Ruia. Whether
the obiea of the two powers is again C. urge his
Prutlian Majeay to enter into the war, we know
not. A Ruiian army of oae hundred & twenty
thouiand men is iaid to be rating On the from
tiers Of Poland.
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Nortlano,
MoNDAf-, NovEMBER IS, 80.

The readers Of the Gazette are this day preiened
with much important foreign information received by
the lat arrivals from Europe. The delrueton OF up
poo, and poiIefion of his dominons by tho Englih,
mutt give new to AGatic affairs Ihs conqueit
is the MOT ignal of modern fines and the official
Diet ils very intereAing The Engh and Ruilisns
are progreiing in Holland while the French threaten
an inundation Of that country. Modeh ipecimen OF
their humanity Nsthipg official occurs of Buona-
parc though he is reported be in the hands OF the
Fnplifh In Italy the French find both valor and ob
nacy vanly oppofed to the determined suwarfow,
who ha, gained poeion OF moi of the principal plac-
Ies--An arrival at Newyork, in ihort palage from
bo br ngs that the French are entirely driven
from the Genoce territory Sweden is iad to have GER
"a iuly ,oined the coalition. having 10000 men, and
Gail OF the line in readiness for action Prua deter
mined on neutrality Switzerland mutt become the
cene of comfortable action, The French continue all
their force in that quarter CONNECTIONS iti'l exit and
will doubtless continue in the interior othe Freuch ma
ton--A variety of other matters OF eis moment will
he found under their proper he ads.
OF domeac concerns, ievera articles worthy a,ten-
Ition Inherited
Late accounts from France eheriih an idea
that the Directory are determined on pacific
policy towards this country,-Bevars 81 THE ~
| er's crouch
Information is received from the HAVANA,
THAT the Intendanr has granted permiilion for
| the importation OF dry goods cotton manufatt-
lures excepted
Major General Hamilton has direaed a prole-
ycution againa the publiiher of The Newyork
dreus, an infamous jacobin paper, tor mott
audacious libel.
The Preiidenr Of the United States has taken
his reiidence at Philadelphia.
Mr.. Samuel Stubbs jun. and Mr., Royal Curley, OF
Nortbyarr,ou h, are appointed Midhipmcn on board
the f.iga,e Eaex, Capt Preble.
I" G0vtrror Davie, who has recently attracted
coniiderable public attention, is turned OF forty
wears was educated at Princetown college,
|ierved with reputation in the revolutionary war,
afterwards entered into the protection ot.law, in
which he attained comfortable eninence; and.
previous to his appointment as Envoy to the
French republic, was appointed general IN the
proviional army, and elected governor OF North
Carolina he is faid to be peculiarly calculated
for the preent million, by an .eaiy addrei, and
an active dicernng mind"
|r THE f,Aoquing band)0ms and juf compliment TO
this roqvn, IL copied from 7. Ra9sP' Gazf''s.l
g The Bank of Portland, will foon have their
Bills in circulation the requ'ite depotts OF
gold and lilver having been made. The prox
unity of this delightful place to the fea, its eaiy
navigation, its fecure harbour its natural de
fence, and the liberal and enterprizing fp'rit OF
Its inhabitants, are circumstances on which IS
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~or.fnon Of ih4 H.'d Of atle. tad NJ, II
snrds of HE foidi,rs AID the General officers
been affeG.d sy ars lois 81 their brave COM
enen3er.
The facceifes Obtained ny Gererai Kfehan,
have RATED the courage Of our roops; and the
greatel part of th,m n'wsd. dfe - engage the
Runians. whom they have had an opportunity
of knowing aqd conque,iug during the whole OF
= e battle Of e.o,i.
[6saed} SoeHfr'
eouufe.Ggasa) BtssADorrs.
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built The rational aGurance, lhst Puf4aa VT
become the city and great emporium otstrads
for all that Walt eaaern country called Mains,
which is continually and rapidly pro3rcaing IN
its fettement.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20


L-..sg.,.' ci T.n ,... Ole, c5p,sil e. E-eil','
citte i,s- l.a.t bf'gsl,, ooveroi tiienfs.ves wis
2 Xl0-y ia, r,,,'Ihg YES ti~,o, s'i the hg!'
= r s7nr paced tsn'-lvcs hct~~~n :hs fa-,
d p hoYeir an,.fse flcrud Zoe, lh- eacmy we.
,oseei 20 {. :o@' thc'o,.yss ;n;o me q. @Gj RI
q iet uruu l. crr caV4ity, al were Gro.u=d. g
: now irsIouad,i the tort, where ;hr rioG yirn>
fu.sc,qes aad ;oin=d ~, re!crye. Rot willing
rlo.- my 6 NJ nier, had Ia mortar, Pia-
h5aib.rdi..
s The ,ho,es, from which lsG year Eight
and freacii cadayers aoeiel a.rsy, now ~
!. covered with The corpf's o. ,he rpcmy (; &
'5thoataedare already counted, AMI three thou
,ian9 are iCist In the held cf bs,tl,. Thu.
cot uenot chs army iball fcs're, when the
-to't ihai! be taken, ~Eich suit happen er,
iNicng. Two hundred bandards, the bag rage
.ssthe tenss, aud FORTY. Eeld ,.-ces are ;aken
sand hal.:Y Mubapha, pacha Of Mayolis, ne
S.Psew % toe Turk III annaGadcr At pars,
.swho was commander in chief ct he exredi-
Z ion, IS maize pri!uner, with all hs officers.
.Such are tlii dsy's fruits.
II We h1+ we hundred ,aen killed, and fre
( Hundred woeuded. Among The former are
& lfjdtaot general Lecture, chief Of brigade
q Duv'Sler ch'ef Of brigade Crctin, and M,
& sid-de-cs''p Nuibers the ivo-fi It were ex-
4 cet!en; o;'..trs Of cavalry and Of uoexgnpled
e bravery, a'h long fpsred from he fate OF
s'YEr' the tr.d las an Officer of engineers,
< 't'e bel ~ ed naa iaa b-anch of iciencc.
son whictlo such the luecefs of campaigns,
BdHd OF the fate of coup.ry depends; for
ssthe foprth hal a great f5isId,h;o. Gene-
..3rals Mura' ard tu5ieres, ala rhlef Of bri-
sgsgade MoI7ogicr ave wouutrd.
q The gaoing of this BATH, which will f.
smuchinaacoce the glory o. thr republic, IS
sgPrincipally die to geu. MJrat ak for
,Shln the place of general of d diviion. Hio
!; brigade OF cavalry did what ieemed impoGi :
I bss' Crti4rn belicrcs wa, very fetviceablc
&with his CORPS of guides. The adiuiant gen
sgNoize performed his manruYres with the
sgreateit &C uPoiure. Gen Junct'o coat IS
5 tul! OF holes made by bullets. lhall fend
I :ypu in f;w days, a circumdan,ial relation,
s3~ith lat Ct the officers who have fignslizeJ
Sithemielves. have, in behalf OF the drrec-
$ tory, made Preient to gen. Berihier o a
!. timely wrought dagger, as an acknowledge
!. ment Of the iervlces by him rendered during
: this whole campaign. Saint.
. (oigred) BUONAFARTE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20

Two courieri Ia,cly arrived here from
Berlin; many believe, bat the negotiation
d; the k rg II Pfutil ciliatblt luccecd, 8:
hst mole concerning holland a,c in a gcoa
az. l, IS Thought thai Switzerland Will b.
.etiared ueaUsi
W. her hat the Ruijan general Dor
having undcraood bat ;he prtoners Of W.
qksa II Holland fhouij b. tranlp9r ed iu'c
re iu,erior Of Frarce, informed genera
cune, that if his people ere tent to Paris
he ihonld leni the pgiioGers in his pc%er &
Is IBERIA.
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uACLF. Oqol.er y.


The c'6ea =. ae Pneoa sui ". 2
"'n'or 's'-r, cce Gicacs cf tAc e..
rii'c ,f'he Ea'agi0 'cuao,ic Tor tl. o.
i-e''oc Of Al 2rfy OF armed c:i'z~ng
ave written ;he tci,owiaa l.srer ia the laI
S.cu,iYe, ds'c5 !I7sr'cm, Oet. s.
CIigers Decor,
TIE tisws which VIC had the hono- e
+'i.e yuA this day a; noon, ore nor on,
-r"hcmcd, bnt til evening" I F7e ch n;,
"a 'ri general arrived, wan ,he comma NJ.
~. Of this nlacc, P,'ye, vbo aaarss as
hat tie t.si,M and Rr52an5 ore EgEfsg g.
SotgH caeaoiser, Ih-.e is $40 a n.iV.i,
'tlier from B-verwv,k, car.ng. ,ha: II,
&niiisgs had rseo';eI agaigR nsp oGfee,,
and l'i'iei several OF rh,u, rv.n, a, u i
'aid, 'helr Yeuers, aad That this YVES ia
aotS az tier PreriDifs's ,c,-eai. What
very iuTs, 4, that the Euilian officers, DrI
'cnrrs OF W., told us this narninu. ~.
hole two Gays paG tasy had asd no ayeso
and that great Misunderstanding exit. b,
.wssH them ana Inc Easrlh.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20
RATAVIAN z. PUBLIC

r Aletter from the PRECEDENT Of the execu
i've, 20 the PRECEDENT OF the Representatives.
vas read in that a!Iemb!y on the 9Th of DC
ober, giving an account Of the aGtion Of the
I'd. It mentions no particulars, which are
not already known from Hamburg papers,
ia Bottom. But i has the following re-
r.arIabie. paGages: e" Now our troops are
60 placed, that thcY have no apprehension OF
seirg attacked. The petition of Beyerwyck
Is 20 concentrated, and adapted 10 convent
ent movements, that, on the arrival of rein
iorcemen,s, we flall be able 20 act ciTicaciouf-
" on the o!;eniivc. : he divifion Of lieut..
ecu. Daendels, having re,reassd 10 Purne-
end and Mcunikcndam, completely covers
Amferdar. The enemy has fuaered much
the Ruaiaus did not 1cw themieives."7
After the reading of this letter, the pre-
4deot Of the Representatives made the follow
ing fp-ech =
Caizers Rtbrefni rActf,
The advan' ageous petition taken By onr
arny, the comfortable reiaforcemeots either
slrea1Y arrived, or approaching by forced
marches, upen the mott favorable praf3 Cts;
While the glorious victory in Switzerland
gained by the courageous MaGena mua more
md more augment cur confidence, and
3re2qtAcr orr hr2ca 'har sp1in A. former
II, the republican arms ha!i triumph every
-#hsrc, and that finally, the cauie of liberty,
-onndcd upon fscure BATS, nall be Die Ted
yith ;he fruits Of thofe facriicee, winch the
;ircunaances Of the moment require, and
yhich every true republican viii readily of
Ger. to attain the mott faluiary ends, and 20
realize that happiners, Of which We have the
noa celebrating view.
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aero eUcnu-4 'i-n ,.cr..toi ,ntna. ,,,.-..
-er, mar in ccncqUyrcc &c forged 20 aiar-
!on the er';rPe;ze Of delivering the Dutch
ON the F;esch yoke.
We viii rot, however. 20 av,;c;,7tc evg. !
Government we hope vii be plcDlted Tor.
very erlcrgcncy. and paT5atl of better ~.
ornia;ion than w. can pretend 10 boat, viii.
. doubt, adopt tae proper means to iaiure'
he fa'eiy OF our brave army.
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fT57p z LJr.sI9 .de;.t.
MOURN AMERICA, MJURN
Iorr ~ StlING;rON Is p, r:o-e I!
.l-a! :ac cr,e q Ia laiaitcly U,l, b
rg, hds deprived y0u OF yoar iayouu-
,oG-!
How han we ruGaia the !ols?
'Sa.rerss Vifi2m ease ,ais FRIEND Z,
(MEHiCA--lts d-crce has reca.le4 tao
rom ancrs rs.
W'i'. * l;ncri his lois; Il, us im;iah
IS ryr:aef. aud we may hope to Ead q
WASHING TON in the a>tious of maay.
y panegy,ic on the d<ccaiel IL RoI m
1rovince--Nay! IT falls Dor to the lot OF
'seo TO doje34e to iis character.
Learn his Q'y:q.S--iearn his .eirioljm-I
earn his nraGsqec, and go and an INN IKE
-Djis; and America WI! ncylr want able Us-
'ead1s oil her RgbiJ.
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l.. DE PINEDA.
w. Z. DOMP8ELLER
LNeem and rcfneN.
Fro-, ArRer1an .fklp err;l..

Fro-' Fr,fer9a7r Try evriie,
To-day The municipality have publin7ct
n account from general De Motce,Y, tina
tpRiilh have retrea,ed ftom 4 kmaar
that ihe E,ench have. taken poEellion
grcat aifurder prevails IN the EnqliG, ar
and that the Ruaiars agaffnate thcir
50 that $50 rer who were taken BY
lilh, are TENT back oae4chanyed.
Ts Of the enemy FAY that the bal.
n colt them Coco men aad
cannon. This cecri-g raGsd
swith wounded FrcrcSren.
Car rc,1ra los (Fnd qoblb Is ut
Rio ie II; eeyf eC05ir refyeqi-
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NEW.YOKK. Decsmher 11

- hin rae brig lilo captain bomCon, lay
81 81. Kits lac Hoop vi Dlav Ase, thought in
a Hernudiaa ou.,l brig az glas GA OF winch
hao been move overheard I'll the caaee,J having Q
Rrenehn'en, .sG 20 Americas Priioucrs on boa,d.
Il man Wa hung at the y.uc arm ol the Unitsa
States org Pickering. Tor knHug the noward ;
after when toe P,cErriny wcut olt, ana rs caps
.turcd from the iench ilow belonging to Bollon
having g FrlacEmcn on hoItd a.t.
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Buonap7rtc, member If tho national innitute, &C.
neral in chief, to the executive directory.
Head qnarters Aleyandtil, elh Thcr.

BuonaTartc, member "f TIC national in1itute, &C.
a neral in chief, to the executive directory.
i Head quarters, Alevandril, eth Their
j mdor, 9Th year, (sS'h July, 1893.
4 Citizens Directors,
= have informed you by difpsteh ofthc 10th
.soi May, that the ieaGon favorable to landing .
fhad made me relolve 20 quit syria. ihe landing
tat{ualiy took place or the nth OF July. One
+ Eurdicd la a~cny which were f.vcral men OF
war, hcwcd thcnIicvcs bccrc Alexandria and
soane 20 anchor At Aboul,it. The 18th. Oh enemy
took by s6spjt ard with lngoar inuepidity, the
erecoubt and fort Of Aboukir, brought their camp
afrery IN lhorc, and, reinforced by So fail, took
.,.htir petition, with the right wing towards the
Tea. and their left towsrds the lake Of A4addisr.
upon veTy advantageous heights
4 allo ict ONT. or tho %, irontmy camp Of the
P,rnmius, aDd came, the iath, to Rahmauier,
tthen cent 30 bifs',, which Became the centre OF
my ogcta;ous, and from whence, on the ebth, a,
- O'Clock ~ the morning, advanced sgainia The
enemy.
General Mura. commanded tic vanguard, and
csricd the rgbl wing d the epciny TO be attacked
~ general d.EHaing. 'Thc GENERAL OF dig6on
-i.1ne, attacked the left, iuQported by the van~
.gu-rd undcr general J.smi A fue plain OF 90
f,oi.cs iepafatcd dc wugs Of the enemy there the
4cavdry pen. rated. sud with The utmon cCieritv
noved in the scar o the righ, and lelt ving, winch
}wcrt both infantry Gus 90 from TIC leooud line.
hcrcupon thc enemy threw them'eves into the
water TO reach their veeels rlrhouzh three qrar.
tsfs ola caa diGant, % that they were - dfOVn
ed--thc nici terrible lccuc ever b,hcd
We toD Tell upon tise eond Ere which lad a
Phctered poiuou, a village ia front, rcdoubs in
thc centfe, a4d rcueucbmChts extending cutie 10
tns Sea, wrere more Jb5n go Goops a6tcd upon. the
AanRf Crr'ra Myrst forced the village gcuc-l
$40 lainc attacked along The e7 tds; ger. Fu ,icre.
rsrcec 1n.cioied columns uyon The ciier1y 'sTghf.
" .1r. lie stack ard defence were vioicRt; tne.
eavasy once more deoioeo ne vic.oly il sfault-'
ed e eu-niy,; t moved with velocity in the rc4i.
Of .horiG7f wing aat cinitd dre1 fui laughter
ihe cai-i Il haitnbon e the e. half brigade
(. On'ne iames o. faDVt, 1t ispfeiumed. tlere.
ale kiar lcems imported.
1,o-,,gt.
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W have 'eceiVed letters from Amagr
-Anl' by winch W. !ssrn ,h4t me ar,,i..
are 'nsaseu asain. and tllat,h R5snch az
assl'y ~ Ps,eH. F6ert have arrived br,
%? pnione.s, the greater art Of whom 81
kaii'tas. Il appear, by letters from Al,
4" sa'' that the kngl G If; thar town too or
-'p.fS'e;y to DO It any injury. TIE rsoni
mons Y hich wese4s,d in the morning, th.,
aad1not tine to cohca. %
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Had 2g7yiers ~ BevereU5cE,
Gil CEolsr.
3ra7c, General in CHEZ, to the Batavia
Directors.
CHiacr Dirc7U5,

Ciizcu Dirc715,
Lwas coavinc d ihat the emery would tr
lsce,ved by tac petition 20 which / hac isi.
~ b1-e. lie attacked ut % 65v. We
onsht from 2 o'c!ocl, 8. r.. 20 g in TIE E.
eeipg. IN. enemy have been beaten and
'urlded u Egmonl. We hfvc taken ri
secs Of cannon and 500 Rattan ard En-.
sluh priionsrs, great number, pfiaci0al.y
<cinane, ara killed. The Dutch generals
3enhomnc and Vichery diAiuguiihsd them
elges. l have to acknowledge the GOOD
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HAERLEM. OGobcr s.

Letter from The comnifaries Of the army to
the directory ofthe Ba'avian republic.
Citizens Directors.
We haaen to fend you the favorable news
nat the cnerly are totally beaten and are re-
eating rapidly The French have td',er
snagnion Of Alknaar, ard are bufied in FOL
ewing the enemy We are deGred 70 fenC
directly to Bevawvck eco men to elcort tn,
criioners hsre. We hope to have the plea
iire this evening to f.ad the particulars Of
nc vicfo-y which we have obtained.
Eilecm and rcfpea.
l.. DE PINEDA.
wv Il DONTpSErr
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OFFICIAL LETTER
from MaT:na. generalin chief, TO The cx-
ecut;y- dire9ory.
Heal quarters, Zayi-t, .o,b.. IS.

0' ti|''N' ~ '.4t.I1 70 NI.- ~
ecutive directory.
Hsai quarters, Zarist, SEP. IS.
The two armies, Russian aai Autr;a-,
,rc totally Destroyed. The RuCfans lave
,aiied the Thur. We arc in purruis of the
cnains Of the Auarian aad Bavar;an CORPS
sho had joined them tothe number of 5000.
The commsndcrin chieF Hottie, was killed
N the he 6eii of battle. Their baggage,
camp cfe6ts, 6 Aandagds, and more than 100
pieces Of artillery are now in our power.
The lois of the two armies in killed, wound
I'd and priioners, is more than 10000 men,.
Three RuHian generals are in our hands.
Cen Suyarrow in pcrlon attacked my isht.
I am marching aganR him.
(Sigued) MASSENA.
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Oaouer u.

Ylitsrjay arrived the Grt battalion O
,oEHiSsfs iFom the de. garment ia No d
20 niet, who are to remain herc in psr,i
30 all SlFgher orders. To day cane n,r,
ne ilrit battalion of the ozI hat brigade o.
80 msn, defined 10 Die,
r.t7iccs tom the arm e. all agree, tia
nc Eng In Iee'a t. ylla nemscis,es, ana tia
'uF troops are Al fefer, ana in the ZyD
'a2I gen. Decades iaG Wedreiday enter.
I'd ho'rn vi.h bis diviGou; thar iie Enc
ain N the night from Ffid to Ssurda,
.v@o"a,edihs city OF EakEayIen, after havia,
,R'n'* ;he CamsL lmachnes "a bring lare,
.h9s oy,r the ;hoais Of the PanpusJ as.
40 lnd!amc1. and alter having moi
tEe n7s sazires,
a" As mods de Touion-from GOOD vii
and hisndilnP towards their ancient allies
-see Erit,h proclamation, &c.
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800 80 h er - IN.rnar.

This morning, 90 3 o'clock. tie Eu~ii"
-vacnoted orr yo~9 and reffeafed 70 Ian
codyk, ard Dutch add French troop,
Qtered at 10 O'Clock IT'S 7rla5le
ha' the fame day, in 1879, it was Iikewii,
retaken.
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BALTIMORE, December a.

Selected and Translated for the Federal Ca
zette, from The Rotterdam Courant, Of
Sth, 18th and 18th October, received by
the Anthony Mang;a