Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30


For having made to be fold, or for having
| themfelves Id, our ammunition, our arms,
our proviions, our effects of every ipeeies, and
FOR having lett our fortified places without war
| like fores.
For having remained in the NOT cruel mac
ton, whila every thing announced war, whit
our enemies made the mot formidable prep4
rations, and whila the North was vomiting
forth folders in immsnfe numbers.
For having fent cur brave egions without
arnas, without ammunition, without provili ,as,
TO be dcllroyed upor the bank, of the Dinube
and of the Adige, by an enemy three times
| more numerous than they.
For having preierved in the interior, an army
of more than hundred thoufand men, at the
very moment at whiC war was declared
For having fent away by their own authority
above forty thoufand men to perth in the de
arts of Arabia.
For having discouraged and erafpsra,ed the
army of Italy, by difmding General Champio-
net, who had dethroned King, and by the
nomination of Sehcrer to the command of that
army.
For never having puniihed the agents and
cosamidares OF the Directory accufea of har-
rafting and pundcring the allied republicans.
For having dearoyed by a military force the
contribution of the Cialpine, and for having
mutilated its authorities.
For having interrupted the correspondence
betwecnthe diplomatic agents and the mlnilter,
and for having Appropriated to thsmfelves this
correspondence.
For having made an attack on the national
sovereignty, by violating the liberty Of elesiions
For having fnt CommiGaries to influence The
Electors on the Ede of the Directory and by
Threatening the ar.eltdlion of thofe who would
not conform TO The will of what they called the
Government.
For tending confidential letters to the Central
CommiTiries, in which were developed the
means of eorrupting opinion.
For tutoring to remain unpunibed the Gen.
| trail CommiGary of La Sarthe, which is a'teaed
even by the MeGages Of the Directory.
For the means of Terror which thefe Central
and Special CommiGaries employed 10 remove
the Patriots from the Political AfTembes.
For the arbitrary and innumerable detentions
| of Repub lean Funaionaries before The EIedi
ons, under The pretence Of Anarchy, in order to
deprive them OF the fifrages of the people, q
conduit which benumbed all public fpirit.
For having rendered themfslves eulpable by
arreffa,ions and arbitrary i'm priionments.
For having fuffered the War in La Vendee,
and of the Chouans, 10 be recognized, which
ought to have been prevented by wife preeau
tons, or comba,ed by forces ient from the
| IN eior.
For having encouraged by the reaction. and
multiplied by impunity, murders and ahaflina.
tons. directed principally againf the Republi-
cans and he missionaries 10 fine, for having
hazarded the Republic by the vieesof their
Naturalization.
LONDON, July a..
A counter revolution has broken our in
uf'any. The French have evacuated fome
places and been driven from others, till that
territory is almoa freed from them. A depu
tation from the iubjeas the Grand Duke have
invited his return.
Aue. I.
A change has taken place in the government
Of Portugal. The Prince of Brazil las affumed
the Regency on account of the inf4nity of his
mother. The Spanih Minilter is preparing to
depart from Libon, and war with Spain is
expected by fome.
Iii faid the Emperor Of Morocco is fitting
out feet to carry troops.
A Jacobin club is easbiifhed at BrufTsls.
AUG. 10.
This mail has brought US the particulars of
the evacuation of Leghorn by the French
The French MinRer who fed by fea in an
American veGel, was taken by one of our
cruizers.
Capture Of Three French Frigates.
Csn,aar, June 10, 1879.
Ny Loap,
have the Hnnor IN inform Won that pur.
fuant TO your Signal Of yelterday for general
chafe to the N. Z. came up with and captured
three frigares on the evening of this day.
The Belona and Santa Terefa irgate being
nearea when the two fternmoh truck, made