davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
By 7HE PRESIDENT
OF TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Il Proclamation.

WHEREAS by an Act Of The -Congrefs of
The United Stapes, paied the ninth day Of Feb
ua,v lat, entitled " An Aa further to fufpend
tne Commercial Intercouife between the Uaited
STATES and France aud the dependencies there
o." it is provided, That at any time after
the paGirg of this act, it fhall be lawful for the
PeEsIDEnr of the United States, f he lhal deem
ii expedieat and confident with the inrereRs
of the United Siates, by his order, to remit and
dirc ontinue, for the tine being, the reilraints
and prohibitions, by the fad att impoled,
either with reipea to the French Republic or
to any nand. port or place belonging to the
fad Republic, with which Commercial Inter
courle may faiely be renewed and ALTO to re-
woke fuch order, whenever, in his opinion the
intereR of the United STATS .hall require and
he is authorized to make proclamation thereof
accordingly.
Ind W5srsas the arrangements which have
been made at 81. Domingo for the iafety OF the
commerce Of the United State5, and for The ad-
milton of American veaels into certain ports
of that Ifland, do, in my opinion, render It
expedient and for the intereh of the United
Statei to renew Commercial intercourie with
iuch ports,
rHtREroRF, I, JOHN ADAMS, PsrsrDnsr
OF tbs UsITED STATES, by vntue OF the pow
ers veaed in me by the above rected act, do
hereby remit and difcontinue the rellraints and
prohibitions therein contained, within the limits
and under The regulations here following, to
wit
1. 1t fhall be lawful for vefels which have
departed, or may depart, from the United States,
TO enter the ports of CAPE Francis and PORT
Republican, formerly called Port au Prince, in
the fad Ifland of 81. DamMso, or and after the
fra day of Augua nsxt.
2. No veGel ihall be cleared for any other
port in 81. Domingo, than Cape Fraaeoi, and Port
Republican.
:, 1t fhail be lawful for veHTels which fhail
enter the faid ports of CAPE Francois ard Port
RepabLeaia after the thirty day of July
next, to depart from thence to any other port
in faid Iland between Monte Cb,iG on the
North, and Petn Goave on the Wet provid-
ed it be done with the content of the Gov
eminent Of 81. Domingo. and pur!uant 10 GER
tifcates or panports expecting fuoh content
fgned by the Conful General of the United
States, or Conful refding at the port of departure
a. All vehels filling in contraventon of
thefe regulations, will be out of the protection
of the United Slater and be moreover ialle TO
capture, feizure, and con6fcation.
Given under my Hand and the Seal of
the United States, a. Philadelphia,
the twenty.6xth day of June, in the
IL. So year of orr Lord, 1899, and of the
Independence of the fad Rates, the
twenty third.
JOHN ADAMS.
BY the Pssfdtnt,
TIMOTHY PICKERING, Secretary IF STATE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08

The Students of Phillips Exeter Academy
have equipped themfeves as Soldiers, as we'll as
Scholars. On the 18th ult they paraded, in
complete and handfome uniform, and were pre-
tented, by the young ladies of Exeter, with an
elegant Standard. On this oecafon. the Por,f.
mouth Oracle pays the following compliment.
Hail, gallant youtb IN arts in arms rnoevn'd!
Columbia 6idt Der yoang dsfsnders bail;
Aad eoiOs, that virtue, glory eroqvn'd
Adovn The Tream 81 tim. Of IBaH deathlefs Jail.
The jed'-al banner qObieb Jour ba,qus s;lplays,
Was euroDsbi BY female qu0rsb 10 beauty's loom J
And mid The battles Thunder, Hgbtningt Maxs,
Beneath that Raadard eUaif NE bs,oe's DOOM
Wbaf tho be faN' yet sp0man's tearJ /5aN lace,
Her yoiefai heroes eoaise,afsd form
The psa'Itb beauty drop on s!o,y's grare,
TIE patriot dead 10 nsqo born life HAL qu~m.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
William B. Peters.

INFORMS the young Ladies and
4 Mile. Of the town of Port and. ths, his dau.,.
Danaag seLesi will po6tively commence the ,4tk mn -
to be kept every Wedneiday and saturday from
o'clock till funiet. the chamber the Po0
Office. Thole who with to become iubfcribers. vii
pleale TO leave heir the Bookftere Of 4
JEsKs where the terms may be known JIya
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
THE VOLUNTEERS,

Repaired to the Columbian Hall, and honored the
Day with rational mirth and fevity An elegant din
ner was prepared by Mr.. CUTTER The ufua num-
Der of truly fedora! Toaas were given. and oeca-
Gonal Ode was flung. In the afternoon the company
again paraded and went through various evoutions
with great eIaetnefs. Their whole conduct hon
orablc to themielvcs and ornamental 10 the town.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
Cart. S7oDD1RD's 0rat;on.

Pronounced en- the anaive,ja,y Of american Iudttn.
dtrce, H socp in sbit prs, and suiI te Immediate,
ta5hGed. 7be,s gensle,usn svto wjg to JaBtsrije
FIR ibis painatk production, aviH pleat to apply
a, TIE Infuranec Oaicc, or at Jaws Bod.
.Ros. JuyS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
kBWYORK, IuNE 20.

"
Thurfday arrived ihip Juno, Capt. Willis, in
10 days from Savannah. Capt. Willis informs
us, that Mr.. Arnold, commander and owner
of a lmal fehooner belonging to Savannah,
had arrived there two days before lie failed
and informed, that he failed from lmaica, in
company with number of other veiIels, under
convoy of one of the United States briggs, and
that after being out Tome time, fell in with a
Britifh friga;e, the capt. of which United that
the captain of the brig lhould iuaer him to ex
anime for Britih fuhjetts on board, which he
sefuied, and delivered up his vefel to the capt.
Of the frigate, who took poaeficn, and ordered
her to proceed to Jamaica.
A tremendous hail form was lately experien-
eed in part of South Carolina, which covered
the whole furface Of the earth from two to three
inches deep, and in many places where it had
been hoated, it was from to inches deep ;
I" in one of the walks of the garden was mea.
lur:d inches of fold ice."
We have received information, via
St. Thomas, that the party of Victor
Hughes, ex-agent at Guadalupe, who
was forced to embark for France, by
his prediction, general Desfourneaux,
had formed project for overturning
and defroying that colony, by gene
raj in(urreetion. The Englilh being
informed of the plot, prefented them
felves before the port of liberty on the
I'd Germinal with II ihips of war and
Geveral tranfports full of troops for the
purpofe of supporting the intended re-
bellion.
The generate was Immediately beaten
1.-The troops were formed in fquare
by order of gen. DeSfourneaux, who
taking from the ranks the chiefs of the
plot, caufed them to be inifantly fhot,
Others who were at the fame time ar
relted, were delivered to court mar
tial, and being found guilty were con-
demned to fufer either death or BAN
ifhment.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
Al NEW. GLOUCESTER

The day was celebrated with becoming fcilvi,y and
hilarity, respectable company company met at Mr.
JENks's Hall, where entertainment prcpared.-
The Toafs were ingenious, and highly federal.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
Lift of Letters,
Remaining in the PeR-OEce, W1ca1

Jay 1, 1899.
Buckley Charles, N'yseDst. Johnilon Leonard, Wssss,
Bryer Samuel. Bsoibbsy Morrow Jofeph, EGGS
Coverly Thomas, W'lsedss Neal John, do
Car.iIi MelyilIhomas, do. Pickles Mrs. do
Croker Amer, ESgssemb. Reed Io(eoh, BsoLk
CLANCY Ralph. WJsgs. Stacey Rebecca, Nyy
Carleton A friedrich, do. Sargrn, Jofeph, 90
Cremer Edw. DIR. Bootbbay. Stevens Notes, Skbe11
Cromwell Jofsph Edgeeomb. Tolman William, xna.l1
Carr Rachel. WysaDrt, Thompfon Samuel, 5sa'asI
Cannon lance, DO. luckcrman Daniel, Nyer|
Carr Mary, do Tibbets Nathaniel 90.
Durham Hannah, do. Wheeler Abjah, b~@s
Hanion Robert, Wooisps5, Written Ala, Weavs
Hartley Robert. WiEalef, Willet Thomas,
Hardy Sullivan, E4gas0n6 Wilton James,
Jones Benjamin, Nrsesfie.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
From Krnne5unk.

"The anniverfary Of the birth day of our
nation, was celebrated at Kennebrnk 10 the fol
lowing manner The day was uttered in BY
the difcharge of cannon, and the flag Of the
United States was dilplayed from the dwelling
houfe of Mr.: Jofeph Barnard where tie cit.
zens aGembled at II o'clock--At IL the pro.
ceAion, preceded by band of mufck, moved
to the meeting houfe. The throne of grace
was then addreGed by the Rev. Mr. Pipon in
prayer highly elegant and patriotic; after
which an Grafton was pronounced by Dottor
FISHER, combining much originality of thought,
with peIfpicuty of language, and fentiments
purely federal. They then returned in the
fame order to Mr.. Barnard's, where about 10
respectable citizens partook of an elegant din
ner and each eountenance fpoke the Joy and
and hilarity of the day."
t7bs f'sa' are uaavOiat.y srsiaei fbh day
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08

The dearuefion of property by FIRE has been
by far more general this feafon than ever before
known within 70 fhort period in thefe United
States. There have been FIVE great fires in our
four principal cities, viz. one at Bolton, one at
Newyork, two at Baltimore and one at Pbila-
delPhia, in which the property confumed has
been eitimated at near one million of dollars.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08

DIED-At Freeport, Mrs. Bacon, wife of Captain
James Bacon----Mrs MARI RoogRs wife of Ma.
jor James Rogers.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
PRICE OF 4SHFs

Pot Afes, Gfa'ej from So to 100 dollars per ton,
Pearl lao dollars 81 cts.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08

- Account, of the celebration of the Anniversary,
with the Toas, &c have been received from ieveral
towns-but too late for this pays paper
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08

The members Of the PosTLANp BANK, are to meet
the 9TH, init. to chooic Board of Directors
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08

Very comfortable damage has been done this eafon
by thunder florms.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08

From the latelt London papers, it
appears, that the bill then before par
lament, for THE )apprsDion 9 treaIonabls
and fictitious )0eiefies, will include all
lodges, of Freenafons, except the
Grand Lodges of England and Scot
land.
A private folder in the u. States
Infantry has lately been puniihed at
Baltimore for delertion. His head was
fhaved, halter put round his neck, a
label of his crime on his back, and he
was drummed through the principal
ltreets to the tune of the Rogue's
March.
On the z6th ult. the heat was 70 intenfe at
Philadelphia, that animals dropped down from
fuffocation.
A flight fhock of an earthquake was felt in
Salem, about 9 o'clock on Monday morninglaf
A New Providence priva,eer of Io
guns and 90 men, was lately taken by
two French privateers, and her whole
crew, except S, were mailacred. Her
capt. was thrown overheard alive.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08

General Warrington, we learn, is
building feveral new and elegant houf-
es at the city of Wafhington-Next
year it is to become the feat of govern
ment.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
THE SUPREME YUDIcIdL COURT,

Finfhed its term in this town on Saturday laa, aft
diiPatchag comfortable buhnefs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
BOSTON. July (.

The Harmony from London for
Philadelphia, was taken May a6, long.
So, by French frigate from Guada-
loupe for France-II Frenchmen were
put on board, a Americans left, who
retook the veffel 3 days afterwards,
and have iince arrived at Philadelphia.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08

Melrs. James Hopkins, and Peter 0. Alden, we're
admitted Attornes at faid Court.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08

About II o'clock the ceremony of naming FORT
SUMNER was performed under the direction CT Capt
SToDoARD, commanding officer, in prelenoe of great
crowd of spectators. After heavy dicharse of can
non the bu6nefs oofed by three hearty cheers from
the folders and fpeeiators.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
BY Eirtae Of an Order of TIE Supreme 5a-

b Eirtac Of an Order Of TIE Supreme 5a-
siiaf Court or bs Sac sfi5e Eeai. TIE iaas THOMAS
FUCKER, Ell dtsaeisi, VII Be fos at @e H'4is IF
| nj. MOTLEY Kanles5er at Portland 1s fy4 day sf
SEPTEMBER MATT at o'slai, II M 70 tie bisbP 6if4r,
DART of the following Tracts of
u LAND, lying in the townihip of fs1~aub, and
founty Of Cumberland. and which are in common aud
hdividcd with certain heirs OF the lae igadieT Gen.
tMuKr WALDO, and which part of the Eaate of
d. lAid THOMAS FLucEsR, Eiq confiicaied to The ufe
n the Commonwealth after the juit deb, and legal
taIgcs thereon fhould be pad---ta zuit.
| One third part of two hundred and
" Fix acres granted by the Propristor's Committee
Faba5a,6, to Brig SAMUEL WALDO, aud laid near
b Duck Ponds.
One third part of five hundred and
rsn acres, and eiehytwo rods, being the remainder
. the eight hundred acres laid out to Brig SAMUEL
tAlpo, by The Proprie,ors Committee at Sh.aarvafsr.
lone half part of fix hundred and
Rtey acres, allowed and granted by the P oprietors
I'd nm,ree of FsnOaf5 the heirs of Brig Gen. Wal
e of their pitch Of nine hundred AID iixty two
tiles. lying near the Duck Ponds.
cond tions of Sale TO be made known ar the above
ID and place
H. KNOX, Agem and Aainiajarai~.
AIFgas-, 1n!y 1872.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
Foreign Afairs.
MILAN, May IL.
Proclamation of Fieldmarihal SuwAR-

ROW.
"NATI0NS OF TTdLr!
ss' AXE up arms unite under banners
L which are fighting for God & the Faith
and you ihall triumph over perfidious enemies.
The army Of bis majeIiy our NOR exalted En-
error and King are fighting provoked by the
French) and ihedding their blood in defence of
our moi holy religion, for the recovery of your
property, and the re-eaabiihment of your for
mer government. Do NOT The French demand
every day immerfe iums of money Of you do.
not they demand uncommon requfons And
all this under the ohmsrical name of liberty
and equality-which are even 70 painful to the
heads of families, deprive them of their dear
children, and force them to take up arms and
light againit your lawful fovereigD, your loving
father and mot jealous defender . Nations,
be OF comfort. There is a God who pro-
teets, and armies who defend you. See abe
number OF troops See pew complete army
TENT by the allied Emperor of Rullia behold
thoie prudent nations, every where full Of en-
thufiaim, to terminate this bloody war in The
mof ipeedy manner. That faithful numerous
army, committing of brave warriors, comes to
deliver Italy. Fear nothing whereioever the
armies combating againf the French republic
fhall come, you fhall fee the laws reaored, re-
ligion exalted, and private s. public tranquility
revived, which has been for ttefe three years
Pait under heavy yoke. The faithful mnf-
tiers OF religion, too, ihall be reinfaled in their
Offices and property. But hear thould there
ever be found among you one 70 perfidious,
that hall either take arms againa our Sover.
eign, or favour 10 any manner the enterprises
OF the French republc--fuoh per6dious man
ihall Immediately be fhot, without regard to
quality, birth, rank, Office or condition and
his family, honles and property fhall be perfe-
euted and deltroyed. Your prudence, nations
OF Italy, gives hopes that being now convinced
OF The juiiice Of the caufe, you will furniih no
occsfion of infliaing thoie rigorous meaiures
and iIremillible puninihments, but that you will
rather maniiea proofs of your fidelity and
attachment towards 70 bene6cent and loving a
ioyereign.
Signed, L ..SuwAsRow."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29

The Ifland of Cyprus, fubiea to Turkey, is
faid to be in tate Of infurreetion. 1t is 90
miles from the Syrian COAT
a Treaty of alliance and fubidy between
Turkey and Aufria is concluded.
The Gear OF Rulha las eitablihed an army
of oblervaton.
The Englilh have taken 4So,oooRuGians into
pay--to be employed where they think proper
The Rufian troops in actual iervice row.
amount to $1,000 men.
The army of he Prince of Condo is prepar.
ing to operate.
1t is fad RulIian army is to be Aa,ioned
on the Rhine.
A body Of troops are faid TO be defined againa
Ni'e-ane :" feTefrats into The South Of Fre.es.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
Affirmation of the French Deputies.
/ .SUwARRow."

TIE msGaere Of tJe Eeneb dtpu,ies at RsRadt
ngQ be dtplored az ene effbe teapiR and m,a an
boxed far mstar,anss eobeb could a, ibis time race
happened 10 Europe crime nat only nnprsfta6is
10 tbe eaye Of tbes r0to appear 70 haze committed IT,
but profitable in tie bigbD dtsree to tbe fotteriag
government and trembling s.lnrper5 IF France. The
Directory qoiA not fail to i6ss manit1qo upon mani
Ja2o and cal upon that yiodatsd code Of public asO
qobieb tbty bave nevsr bhbsyto rsLoe7ed, and upon
tbe eOrfemtt ard viciahon faubeb dey bax marched
from ufypaiion 10 ylurpation, and from maDicre TO
magaos That laaU, sObie6 fb.y law trampltd out
at Paris ~ the espnJfoa and imp,i'6nmen o. foreign
Minjqy5, .bey eoM inVOks to Ivegge tie murder Of
their ocon. Totbat iaqv qchifb fbey haze blofed ont
in The gore eft5e Squi6 at Uade, evaid, and wbieb
they baVs )qufn of IN tertns of bumau blood
qvbeevrr their arms ard fbsir grimes bave carried
them, they qviR rOso appeal, and in its name, Perhaps
ar0ye and animate Gnsq0 the jadsd entbysm o, tbHr
qoretebed eouat,ymr1.
FlANcE.-Council Of Five Hundred.
| MESSAGE fom t5e Emeutive Directory TO the
CouneiA Of .Aueient, and Fire Hundred on the
I6tb FldreA MAY s. Rejecting The a6a5Inahsn
Yfbs AmbaDadors, BONNER and RO6eyof.
- Citizens Representatives,
"THE Executive Directory tranfmit to you
the recital of new crime by the Court of vi
emma. For long time they refuled to give
credit TO it /: but il is too true that the mini.
tiers of the French Republic at the Congreis at
Raaadt, have been aGailinated: two perilhed,
one only eIcaped by kind Of miracle.
% The details of this execrable cataitrophe
are contained in letter from Jean Debry,
which the Directory annex 10 this Me1age.-
Were they to recapitulare them, they would be
fearful OF weakening the affecting impre0ion,
and the deep, horror which the pcrulal of that
letter will make upon your minds.
Already, it is true, by the arref of fsveral
of our civil or diplomatic agents, by their long
and cruel captivity, had he Court of Vienna
openly nfinged the facred rules Of the rights
Of nations. They had recently tranfsreGsd
them in more Ggnal manner by cau6ng it to
be announced that he prefence Of Congrels
at Rafadt would be no protection to that city
agana The events of war bur between tho(e'
outrages to that which has iucceeded them,
the fpace was Gill mmenfe: it feemed that that
Court might be lefolysd to BE- guilty Of all
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
Progrefs of the Allied Armies.
BRESCTH

Was taken from the French, by the Imperial
army, April ao This place is fituated on the
route to Milan, purified by the Imperales. -
The French garrifon, confting of 1909 men,
furrendered prifoners of war---4o pieces of ar.
1Illery, IS mortars, and great quantity of
frlall arms and ammunition were taken with
It. The Autrians loif only one man.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
TAKEN UP.

!, 4 eourle Of lait month, a COW
, ,es Colour. white on the back and flank !;
ABE ,tpa''y White fhort crooked hprns--fup.
q enc OR 10 years old The owner may
Apps "a " proving properly aud paying char
Nthss.1; :. THOMAS JACKSON.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
Public Notice is hereby giVen,
THAT on the night between the

IL 9TH and Bib of March '7o5, the dwelling houfe
MARY GRAY, then fole Administrative on the elase
ldosTPH GRAY, l.nor, late Of Northyarnouth, mari
.ve4 deceaied. was defiroyed by frest which time
yn pheate 81 fix per centum funded flock Of afumed
OF the United States. ifued by Nathaniel Apple
:, kEfq couimfoncr OF Loan for the State of Malta
"rots, was loft Said Certificate was in favor Of 10
Gray, "a Ner,hyarmou'h, for the fun of az6 dol
40 cents, dated a4ih July 1894. II any perfon or
ms have any objections to the E me being renewed
MIhe Treaurer Of the United States, they mu Gate
- demands and lodge the fame the United State,
4 p Once in Button, within three months from the
Il khsTcnE
AMMI r. MITCHELL. Solk Aanniqrnsr
I'll "a bsris nan, 10 bt fad 1stpS Gray, fsnior.
~ fstLyarmssi5, JAY az, 1899 6w-e3
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
The HALTELINE,

A country of the Grilons, the pals between
Switzerland and Italy, is completely occupied
by. the Allied arms. The inhabitants are
overjoyed at the event. In conequenc of re.
eon6derfd as conquered 81 pieces OF cannon
were taken in the Valtelne Gen. Hotz. took
ZOO prifoners, flag, and 7 pieces of cannon.
The Archduke is promf.d ailiaance from the
Imperial army in Italy, in furlherance of his
views in Switzerland.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
VOLUME III
MILAN

The capital of the late Cifalpine Republic,
fell eaiily into the hands of the combined army.
from the revolving fpirit of the oppreHed inha-
bitants, and the impetuofty of the attack. The
Archbiihop delivered the keys to the conquer
ing General with the greatea exultation. 'Che
people crouded round the warriors, and grafp.
ed their hands in an extacy-inceGanty fhout-
ing, as the troops pafed, 81 Long live Religion
Long live the Emperor, who reaores her to
US !"-At night the whole city was illuminated.
The lois OF the Imperalfs on the AIDA,
con'iited of z46 men and los horfes, killed:
1876 men and so horfes, wounded and 3o5
men and IS hoHss, miGing-3 capts lieuts.
and other officers were among the wounded.
The Mlanefe intended to fend deputation
to return thanks to the Emperor for their de-
lverance.
$4,000 muikets were found in Milan.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
NAPLES.


Yitnna, MayeS.-The Englifh landed 1000
men at Salerno, II miles S. E. of Naples (city.)
They marched againit and took the capital
and formed junction with loyal army under
Cardinal Rufo. Meanwhile from ? to 5000
men were landed oPpoGte to Salerno. The
French retired from Naples without making
much refaance. Iniurrsaion sgauf the
French prevailed throughout the Neapolitan
territory. Beicarra, 90 miles N. of Naples, on
the Venetian Gulf was alto in poaeaion OF the
Royalias. The King was preparing to return
to Naples. The Archbiihop of o ranto, with
feveral thoufand democrats, were taken prifon-
ers by Cardinal Ruffo. Mellina is garroned
by the Engfh.
May ao.-Trowbridge has taken all the ID
ands in the bay of Naples, and blockaaes all
the ports on the S. W. coat IF that kingdom.
The Lazzaroni, in Naples. are loyal TO a man.
The democrats diRrua their leaders and fol-
diers. Ruffo has 10000 men under. him, and
advances northerly. An out lawed pIiea, com.
mands a body of loyalilts, and is beiieging Ca.
ia, s. miles N. w. of Naples.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
GENOA

5 Vsrsna, May 49,. The combined a.ets have
taken Genoa, the Allies are faid to have taken
1900 men, which had jut arrived from Tsaien.
Angereau lies hck at Pe,p;gnan.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
TURIN,

The capital of the dominions of the King Of
Sardinia, whole throne was undermined by
French intrigue--ir is faid ranks high in order
IN Suwarfow's lit ofplaces to be taken. 1t 10
miles s W. of Milan.
Rovsrsdo, May I3.-We have accounts THAI
the Aufrians and RulIans have taken Turin
that the French retired to the citadel, which,
afterwards, ALTO surrendered.