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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
articles Of Ne7vs.
FOREIGN.
Operations of Buonaparte.
LONDON, JUNE 20.

LONDON, JUNE 20.
[oFFTcEhL I
Extraa of letter from Capt Sir s. SMITH, 10 the Sc
eretary OF the Admiralty, NEpEAs, dated on board
the iser' OF The heights of Trpol, in Syria. April
a,r79S.
"SZR,
I HAVE the honor te inform you, that AZ
ioon as | heard from the Governor of Syria
Gear Pacha, that Gen. Buonsparte had In
vaded that province with an army, and advanc-
ed towards Acre, the capital, haaened with
a part of the force under my command to fuc.
cour it, and to my fatisfaston arrived there TWO
days before the enemy. In the mean time
diipatched Capt. Muller and Col Phelipaux:
to put the place in the belt condition TO with
ffand the attack of an European army and
by the prefence of Britilh naval force endea.
vor to animate the Pacha and his troops. to
make brave fand On the night of the
18th, the guard-boats Of the Tiger difcovered
he enemy's advanced guard on Mount Car
mel. Theie troops, not expecting fuch force
in Syria, ported themfelves iirongly on the
neighbourhood, and were exPofed to the muik.
etry and grape fhor from the boats, 70 that thew
foon retreated to the fie of lhe Mount AS
they found the roads between the Tea and
Mount Carmel very unfafe, they ohofe the way
from Nazarejte, and Unveiled Acre in The morn.
ing, although much narrated by the Samaritan
Arabs, who were more obnoxious TO the French
than the Egyptians, and have better arms
there the enemy anfwered our fire with a flight
dilcharge of mulberry. 1t was clear they
brought no heavy guns with them, bur waited
till we began from the fea. Preparations were
made accordingly. The Thefeus was fationed
already off the height of Toppa. The Aoyilla
of the enemy which appeared at diaance at
fea, was iteering for Mount Carmel, when the
Tiger faw it. 1t coafled of corvette and
gun boats. AS foon as they Jaw US, they food
off again. The eagernefs of my crew df:over-
ed to puifue the folilla were great. Our rem
forcements foon appeared, and fevcn. Chips ad-
vance. The corvette, on board of which Boo
napafte's private effects were laden. came 10.
together with two final. vsiIels. We iecuIed
theie, but could not purfue the ree.
" He adds that, with the encouragement
which his example will give the Turks, he hopes
to defeat Buonaparte's oIjed. have the hon.
or to be, &c. w. S. SMITH,"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
Tacob Hozve,

INFORMS the public that he has un-
Il dsr,aken to carry the Newspapers from Portland
through WsnI5a~, Raymosf0n, B,igfon, Wae.ford and
Vssfd,to Bald He viii leave Portland every Mon
cay evening, and arrive Bethel on fhuriday evening
-nd returning through Nfs9e"aye'st and Nor7esy and
TO arrive at Psyi. on Friday evening, and thence to
proceed through Hs6'en and 70 on to Ps,iiaai
The pohage to SaccaraPpa & Wind
Nsfa WI be 50 cents year--to Raymondtown, Brids-
vn, Waterford, Oxford and Bethel, thee cents for
ls paPer-snd to the towns the return, one dol
The advantages of polf riding
me above towns are 70 obvions, thatt hoped
undertaking.
The iubicribers TO Newspapers, and
ohef'' whomsy peale TO fIvoEr him with their COM
anddfpatch
Eiagfsa, Jug IS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02

The following paifage from the new play of Lever
P0VV',' deferves perufaI. At the requeff of Baron
Won wlldenhaim, the Pafer waits upon Amelia, to
ipeak ct Matrimony in general. She defircs him to
begin with the dagreeable fdc thai 1.-THE ben m ght
be preierved to the Lar
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
DNri9 Of Maine.

by order Of the Hon. DAVID SEW
~ AL, Efq. Judge of the Dinriet Court for the
Dya Of A4aiAeNotice is hereby given to all perions
concerned, that Libel is filed in faid Court, By Na-
ThANiEL T. fosDIcK, Eq. Collector of the Di1riet of
fefAaad and Fais0n b, againt the Schooner RAINBOW,
foreign built veiel OF about fw entyfx Tons burthen
her tackle apparel and furniture whereof
THAN CRowELL is matter, together with her cargo,
committing oil about four hundred and fifty quntals of
dried Cod Filth, feized by fad Collector on the 9Th
day of July a for breach of the revenue laws OF the
United states-And that trial will be had on the afore-
fad libel at the DIX G Court be holden at Pownal-
borough, within faid Dillri6t, tho fr Tuefday of
September next.
ISAAC PARKER, Martial.
Daied at Portland l4pe. |. 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02

Great Men will fomelimes dfagree on great
psiar5-the American Jaccbius fwear the Fieaeb
Direso,y has always heen ~ tie right, and the
Prsjfdent and COngre5 of the Uni,ed States always
in The qvrosg.-BovLAY, one of tie French
Couacil Of Five Hundred, fays, g The Direc-
" tory have employed their ;nmehf f0sgsr to
I" bring on the ruin of the Republic, and have
rendered she-Freneh people the objects of The
" dss,qatiOn Of all nafiont. Who bsa know the
French D;rettcIy, French Legiaator on The
frot, or an igeorans sattion 5000 miles off
fces'issiy
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Dated at Portland, Dig. /, 1899.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
,S6rLyNC on LIND.

Tailor having occafon to take journey Of ten or
twelve miles into the country, hired herie for thar
pu poie. and having been horlebaek before.
aked Of his mefinates how he ihould conduit him
fe The latter told him all tina; he had to do was TO
take that the horfe did rpnazuay vofI bin.-
The other began confdcr how he honld avoid fueh
mlehanee, and at lat hit fcheme for that par-
pole He took email anchor belonging to one OF the
boats, and having fixed tathom of rope to 1t,
he tied end Of the rope about the hore neck and
took the anchor up before him, TO be ready for eating
in cafe of any diaer The horfe went very well ior
the ir four Eve miles, till eeisg himfef CALLED by
the rubbing of the anchor his neck he fet Oft full
fpeed aud equelrian finding hmfef in danger de-
icrnined to bring gs He therefore let go the anchor
and the horfe having his cable, brought up with
fuch jerk thar he threw his rider yards befor.
him. dlooa,ed his ioulder and cured hin edeefualy o.
any with TO make further improvements in the art o.
failing On land.
MAxiM--Without ffiesd, the world is but a will
dernel,. A man may have thouiand intimate aequan
tanees, and not friend smonaf them all. If yos have
/ G.. 81. urr h,pp
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02

|IKT HEREAS the following Lots of
wv LAND were adyertifed to be fold on the m
Ruof September next, which happens on Sunday and
kh:e thereof on that account be legally made,
II THEREFORE,
BY Virfne ofan Order Of the Supreme fu-
fei1i Court far bs Sac stbs ER,fssffbe late THOMAS
FUCKER, EJ9 dseelsA IvN Be fol9 st tbe HOME Of
| NJ. THOMAS MoTIEY, Euntseper d, Portland
On the fri day of Oaober next,
st Io'aat, Il. NJ. to Tie 5gsse Alsr,
\ PART of the following Tracts
hi IND, lying in the townfhp of FazuOa6, and
bounty of Cumberland, and which are in common and
nzsided with certain heirs of the late Biigader Gen
IhmuEL WALoo, and which was part of the Eifate of
kelaid THOMAS tIucxEs, Efq confifeated to the ufe
N the Commonwealth after the JUN debts and legal
bnses thereon Aioud be paid----;0 zoit.
One third part of two hundred and
Eyhx acres granted by the Propristor's Committee
\ .fainsafb to Brig SAMUEL WALDO, and laid out
he Duck Ponds.
+ One third part of five hundred and
|ahle eight hundred acres, laid to Brig. SAMUEL
EAIno by the Proprie,ors Committee s1saa1pasey.
One half part of fix hundred and
bney acres, allowed and granted by the Proprietors'
lpmmtee of Fafuoati, TO the heirs of Brig Gen WAL
y OUT of their pitch of nine hundred ard fxty two
bnes, lying near the Duck Ponds.
Conditions of Sale TO be made known at the above
Iuss and place
H. KNOX, Agent and .4dminjFrator.
daggf zoft, 1899.
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DWri1 of Maine.

TN order Of the Honorable DAVID sEWALL
~ Elq Judge of the Difrid Court of the United
Il - States for the faid DiarItt of Maine-Notiec is
hereby given, that Libel filed in the Clerks Office
OF faid Court againh the Ship MAC, of Bottom, now
lying Bath within faid Ditr6t Of Maine, her tackle
apparel and furniture Of which hip one Paul
BRowNEs was late maer-iaid fhip being fe zed for
violation of alaw the United States, madr in prohi
hilton of the transportation OF naves from Africa any
foreign port or place And that hearing vii be had
on faid Libel before the fad Court Pownalborough
within the Diftrct of Maine, the hrn Tutfday OF
September next which time and place all perions
interened may appear and thew caufe why The f4id
fhip, &c. liould not be declared forfeited.
M6,-rhat another Libel is filed in
fad Office, by IrsEMIAu HILL, Ifq Collector of the
Dntiet of Bddcford and Peppereborough, againt the
Schooner POLLY, of Kennnebunk, her tackle, appire
and furniture eized by fad Hill for breach of the
revenue laws of the United States And that trial will
be had on iaid Libel at Pownaborough, aforelad,
the day aforementioned which time and place all
perfons intere0sd may appear and thew cauie Of any
they have) why faid fehooner. &C. hosld not be dc.
clared forfeited. sH
ISAAC PARKER, Martbal.
Portland I6tb A4gyf 1899
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02

Acueumber mealuring tive feet four inches,
and thick in proportion, has been RATED this
fesfop, in INN AranaM county, Marylaad
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02

DOMESTIC.
NETWORK, Aueu.r

T.
On Friday sight Ian, about half pan nine
o'clock. as Mr.. John Duncan was returning
from Courtlsndt. Erect to his lodgings at The
Greenwich Hotel, he was Popped on the road
by two black men and one white man, one of
whom prefented piRol to bis bIeaa, and COM
snanded him to Rand or he was dead man.
Mr.. Duncan began to parley with the fellows;
but finding it ulelefs, he endeavoured to exJri.
cafe himfelf from them, which they prevented
BY knocking him down, where he lay fometime
fenfelefs, and after recovering, he found they
had robbed him of his pocket book, containing
Bank Notes to the amount of four ihoufand
dollars, and military land warrant.
One ThouEnd Dollars Reward is offered
for experimenting the villains.
A Norfolk paper of the nth mentions the
arrival OF Captain Maxwell from St. Domingo
who informs of the appointment by The French
Directory, of General TourssAIsr, as com.
mander in chief of the iland that in conft.
quence Rigsud had nuecum5ed, and tranquility
was reaored.
The government of Lower Canada devoIves
on his cxcellency Robert Shore Miloes, in the
abfence Of Governor Prefcotr. and until the
arrival of the Hon. John Elphnaone, who is
now at Newyo'k.
The Indian Corn harvea is likely to prove
the heavietf in every part of the Union, within
recollection.
A cucumber meafuring tive feet four inches,
and thick in proportion, has been RATED this
fesfop, in INN HrmaeH county, MARYLAND
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02

The Indian Corn harvea is likely to prove
the heavieft in every part of the Union, within
recollection.
The gazette., 1799-02-18

n;ted States. But the French eovernrert br
always attaining from making tPscidc demands
OF damages-5y refpi0g to receive our minif-
ters-by ar length propofng ID n-go1iIte in a
mode which It knew TO be mPrad;cabe,-with
,he per{on who had no Jwers, and who there
fore conaaLtly refuied to negociate-lnd thus
wholly, avoiding a negoci4ton-t has kept
open the field for complaints Of wrongs and IN
jhFies. in~order, by leaving them undeGned TO
urniih Prttences for unlimited depredatilns.
In this way it determ ned to A,ees us," IN
tbs way il gratfed its aUarics and rrVenge-
And i hoped alfp to Gtiate its ambition. Af-er
a long ferries Of inful,s unrefented, and rat;enr
endurance Of injuries, aggravated il their IA.
ture and unexamPled il their extent-that the
government expected cur final filhniIioa 70 its
VIII. Our reilftance has excited It's fureriCe f;
ard as certainly increafed lis refentment.-
With fome foothing e1preflions IS heard The
voice Of wounded pride Wal mly prolefing
its d fire OF econciliation, I-gives no evidence
of its 60 Gritty but proofs in abundance demon.
Crate thai il is no Gncere. From Randing
eroG md III that commanding atiitrde requiT-
ing implicit cbedeBce-cowering, it renonnces
lcme IF ITS unloun5ed demands. But hope
we hslI rem moer g THAT THE Tiger
CROUCHES BEFORE He LEAPS UP
ON HIS IRtY"
Timothy Pickering.
Department of State. January IS, I799. ,
The gazette., 1799-04-01
Arrelt Of an itinerant Jacobin.

E|frG8 efa letter tJo-r 2 gentleman ID hadousr. 10.
ted 23d3 Msrcb 10 Liz JIiezd N tbi5 loan.
traniitNt perlcH, wIo Gals himfe { ~
the name OF Brow, was ent from ths pla-e
ye'terdaY, 70 be committed TO the goal in Sa.
lem, for fictitious practices.
"A number Of m .nu.cripts were found upoa
HIM, judged u be calculated 10 excite the peo-
pie 10 infrr- dion.
Though Brown is not wanting IN under
fta1di7g, there is afon to believe many of the
materials wer- iurnihed by 4bler heads ia His.
II thefe m5nufcripts. he at7rey5 Of govsramsai,
The Clagy and Laqgyert urirerfaIly are repie-
tented as the sre'7ieI OF ths beo3lt as having
conumed large port on OF thar property )
e7deavoring 70 e1Pro6 the remainder and to
reduce ibe Pe98ls 70 15i 2 Fr-ery.
The "a khold,rs and Stockholders are mark.
ca for vittim7 IF Pualic refentment.
The merchants and people OF property par
take e he oboquy.
The min obiscf of he writings. !. 10 ala n,
The F4-mer5. A.cB 7aias and Labosr.rs, with an
lPPrrhenion that the preiarv4fioq Of their Eber-
y 'nd fr93-r:y depends on a fbsrogg5 Rerolufi3a.
Brown man of great fucncy ana equal
efrontry.
The maruf-riPts bound with calzDsy, vira.
leHa: md art II: fys they are bis own COM
Poi'ion; that he has been II nreteen difFe enr
Rates and kingdoms in Europe, and in ary
ali the U7ited Suites. He prcfefes to know
the fentiments o. many oil the people IN e;ehty
OF the towns IN this Commonwealth mentic nE
Afle5orsggb, Brid5eesaf-r, Concord, Drara md
AefbHen. among Jhe towns he has vifited and
he FAY. he has had acccfs to the Public records
IN the evetai Sta IS. from which he Prsten6s to
have taken many Of his do uments.
Another trave lei, iupPoied 70 be employed
On hmiar errand. am informed, has repeat-
edly Pafed thro this wn IN tie courfe Of the
pa} winter, from Bottom into The DiRria Of
Maine.
It expected that vigorous exertions willie
made, BY the difafsaed to Government, 60
produce an 15setial charge in The E<scafive and
LcgilatiVe departments f this Con monwe1lth,
at the approaching eIeaons, as the mol eligi-
be meafure to accomplish the end p oPoledS
If this lhould fai, more ferious mealures may
De attempted"
The gazette., 1799-04-01

7-f;fh traffc il nc ?crfons Cf men. It's future
iueccls i well known hut we Zee 90 reaion
Y, be Ii couraged from agan becoming pubic
.9vaoa 6 of the Africans, when f-nie Of duty
aall 'pen the way.
We deiire af-cia % prcls upon all our mern-
5rrs, he necefi'y Of a pe4ceiul and icnoceot
iemeanour amon2a men and pe1iallg 1t all
be ,areful noi to EEK or accept Pr-ht By any
concern II the preparations f. exteniively max
Jng for wa for how reProa1hfully in0onlitent
would It Be to refufe an a6ise comPliance wiki
warliks ueafares and, al the fame time NOT 70
h-iit4te to err; h ourielves BY the commercs and
other circunhanc.z depe1cert on wa
Fically, dear Friends, let bear il eontant
remembrance thar important principle Of on
protection, a teGimony to the pure and Tree min
i(ry of the golpel Of Chria whofe foie prero
gative i IS, to end and q1aify fuc as il Pleaies
him, without refpe6 to rldly rank, or human
requirements and all bis truly devoted fer
wants, vl2atever may be their gifts and ttat'ons
IN the church, are brethren; and hold them un-
der him the only head, and the univerial and
all futhcent teacher.
We Glute you IN gofpel love, and remain
you. afe6fonate friends and brethren.
Signed ia and on 5tb7f # tb- meafiag. By
JOSEPH BIRKBECK.
Ckrkt7 he meeting 'bif year.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
OUR NATI1N'S HOPE

Capt. Cheaer'f'om Martinique, inform, -.
Com Barry arrived there the astb mir NJ
Bri''ih letter # m'rqae, Of 20 guns and !
men, which he recAptured from Frencb -;
vatesr. The Eag'ifh had juG fallen into Il.
hands Of the French, when Com. Barry cam.
uP-The aajon was fevers, and the killed an
wounded remained on deck when Che was r,,,
ken A letter from Martinique dated Feb y
adds, in addition 10 an account OF the arrival i
the letter Of marque, that he Commodore aIca
fent in the P'ivaieer, faid to be the Denocr,,
of l8tTelve pouLders. Capt. CheRer. bov,x
er, fiys the Privateer efcaped.
The Baltimore 1oop Of war has again pu, ;.
ia. She is commanded By Capt. Speak, late
her 6rR lieutenant.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
CONFIRMATION Of TIE Death stF Buon4parfe.
EEwYoRK, MARCH ~.

NEwYoRK, MARCH ~.
Capt. Clark, Of The fchooner Creyhound. a
davs from ST.. Lucsr, brought a manrfcrip.
which Gates that the Ottoman Court Il Con
aantnople on the 18th Nov. notified al tie
forei n m n;lers that il had received atvce' by
fereral erpreGs from Egypt, of the afA1in4-
ion Of BuonaDarte and number of French
officers amrng whom was Cen. Berthier.
/, afo Rates, that tie Rullian and Ottoman
feet, have made themfelves reaaers Of Z4nte,
Cephalonia, Corfu, aud all the former Venetian
i1ands which the French had appropriated to
themflves.
Malta IS retaken, and j, ia pofction of the
inhabtan;s for the Prelent, under the govera.
ment oi the bilhop. The French are ient to
rouIon on parole, not to t4ke up arm7 during
the war. The EngUlh, Neapolitaos and Por
tucuefa are il pcfetion Of the harbour. The
r ench lhip William Tell, Of 50 guns, The ID.
ana and another frgate, were ken at Malta
Nelion landed 1000 Neapolitau troops at
Leghoru the king # Naples entered II. Ro-
man nat= with $4,000 uen; Gen. Mack no
tihed tue French Generals Champonst ana
MD maid, to Withdraw from Rome and tie
Roman aa,e; the king Of Naples ard Gen.
Mack entered Rome, and remained for fome
DAYS in fail pofefIi'n of it, ezerciGng al iur:f-
didion therein but Championet adviied the
Dieaory that he DEBATED the Neapolitans the
18th Dec entered R me the / oh, made 1900
prfon-ts lays nothing Of killed or wounded)
took 90 pieces cf cannon, 5000 hoIf-s and
mules and IS aandards and colors: that the
King ana Mack were the drR who fed for Ma
p es, which be intended to enter alorg with
them, and il i reported he did the I'd Janu-ry,
but thst the King aud royal family had got Oft
in an En- nsli(h man of war, to Palermo, in ST.
civ but this wants confirmation.
The blockade Of Catiz, is carried on very
Rridly, under command of lord Keith Elphn-
lton Ten fal Of tn line were expected daily
to reinforce it, under admiral Onlow. Several
Americans are detained in the fleet, and many
fcnt to other ports, as well as ihips Of o:her
nations. A fchocner from Salem ni7t unfeen
into Cadz, with cocoa, coffee, fugar and bac
calaw in hhds. 'Tis faid thar Telvis (who is
at Cibraltar) is to 20 TO replace Melton, who
comes to the blockade, which gives the inhab-
itants Of Cadiz no fmall uneaGnefs.
An American failor taken on board an En-
The gazette., 1799-04-01
Lah Mail.
TIE Tac05in MjRrreH0n,

In the back counties Of Pennsylvania. il viii be
esn BY the following official documents, has
arTeRed the attention Of the government Of the
United States, and Of that State. The laR
papers from Philadelphia, FAY the accounts
are more and more ala ming-Perfons who
have attempted 70 rcafon wi h the chiefs, have
been treated with inGult and one Of the afef rs
has been drummed out Of the country. The
French cockade is aGumed by thof: who at as
Hiaats-rneH. Three Of the Perfns foreibly ref
cued from the Martial, made their elcaPt from
The infnrsents, and have arrived in Philadelphia.
They fwcar ali their adherents.
Two conpan:e, # Federal troops have
marched from Newyo'k, to join the iufargeat
q7elling troops. Several hundred more are to
rendezvous at Bri1Ol, to co operate with the
militia Of Penny .vania.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
Preiident'S Sentiments.

Esfraa from The anf1Ue~ Of tie Pr5fdtHf 10 az az
drts from tbe L;gyfGfaye gf Nteyieyi:y.
The condua of France toward. the United
States, which you defcribe with fuch energy o.
language and dignity Of fentiment, is capable
OF no publication, e1tenuatioo, or apology, that
| can imagine and not only rendered necefa-
ry all the mealares Of defence which have bee
adopted, but would have jufi6ed more oPer
and declared hoRilitiss. Every war, however,
hat might be juG, may rot always be necedAry.
We have hitherto proceeded 10 further tha-
We have b:eD compelled by ndifpenftble neceGl-
ty, and fthe conduit Of France fhould render
further profecuton of hoailities unnectf4ry.
they viii no, &c furth,r Profecuted. At pre-
fent, however, We ought no, to unaring bow,
or relax fibre.
The infu,t and outrage committed againf
our national flag, by fuPerior force ia the ler-
vice Of another power, ] have always imputed
TO the indilcretion Of a particular officer,
and have hitherto no reafou 70 doubt but
that cfi er, and all others in the fame le;v'ce
if any tn re hould be, who tan1 in reed Of the
leIoa, viii be taught different conduit in iu-
ture by their iovereign. Your appreciation Of
my conduit on that oecafon, does me great
honour.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
BOSTON, MAkcE a6.

y Z ANL@oI4<A~4II
Arrived in town on Saturday morning from
the feat of government. He came to Hartford
h's private carriage; but the badref, Of the
roads having fatigued his horfes, h, with rea-
i'a'f' took feat 10 the Mail Stage. He re
msined in town but few minutes: IN which
me- however, hewas waited upon BY the moa
rsifefable citizens. The unfortunate return Of
the indifp7fti Of his LADY hanened bis depar.
rur-; and DID not afford fnfi,ieat time Er
Capt Amory's troop IF Cavalry to prepare fov
his elcost, which they i0tenGed.
The gazette., 1799-04-01

Sulpicions have frequently been eKpreGcd Of
the linc-rity If Toufaint's nj : on to the United
States-Amrricans have Of late been 70 accui-
TONED 70 gard with a Jealous eye every thing
Freac5, that il Is not to he wondered at. The
following exsra9, upon the authenticity OF
which our readers may with confidence rely,
lhews clearly that Taufai-t is playing dep
game. 1t is plan that he intends TO deceive
either the American or his own government
Or perhaps b1ih IN favour Of he EnsGh. We
hrmly hope and believe thar no encouragement
will te given to his proiets, uoth fatisfa6fory
proofs Of his incerity and good faith thall have
bean obtained.
Extra9 from f5t rsbe-tof Gen. Togfairt L'0sOtr'
tire to The Frezeb Direfl9ry
"Whcn by nv Ial dipatebes termned
to folicit my drfmiGa', through The medium OF
miniiler of mar ne and cf the colonies, it was
after l had oPpofcd all the fhats Of ofPohaoA
The gazette., 1799-04-01
GENERAL ORDERS.

PbRs43bia, MaTob 20.
THE following Corps Of CAVALRY are to
hold th=mflves in readinefs to march on or
before the 18th infant:
c.P.an c.P'aln Snet1R snseF. OF the city Of pAila
Csptain MorreI's delPhia.
Csptain Leip-r's
Captain Lether's, Of the county of Philadelphia.
Capta'n Sims, of the county of Bucks.
Capra Taylor's, of the county Of CheIter.
Capt Montgomery's ofthe county Of Lanca(tsr.
Capt. Lsnnepys Of he coun'y Of Montg merry.
The officers commanding the above troops
Of Cavalry viii make report to the Adiutant
Gene al As foon as their refpeaive corps are 10
readinels to march.
By order Of the commander in chief,
PETER BAYNTON,
A!Jafa1t Ctnsraieftbr 5filitia of Penglylvaniz.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
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