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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29
Extraa efa Letter fran Cadz-9unr I.

EssHdu q q Il'IfT JI0W Laaz-. ZINC I.
"The Cadiz feet is faid to be put into Car
thagena, with damage; and the French feet to
have anchored in bay Of Majorca, with Earl
St. Vincents, near at hand. Their force be.
lieve is pretty nearly equal.
" Here are the accounts of an action between
the Imperial armies and the French, in which
the latter were totally defeated, with the lois
of 1900 men. The Ruflians gave no quar-
ter -
In London paper of June 1, is the follow
ing article -" 1t is faid, that Capt. Hoodhas
intercepted letter from Buonaparte, Eating,
bis being in the greatea diftreis and that IN
lefs fuecours were Immediately tent him he
muR inevitably perfh."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29

From the number of clearances for Cape
Francois and Port -au- Prince from the u. S.
we fnfpea great fpeculatlons might be made in
purchaing up, at ST. Domingo, Amsrieas Pro-
duee 49, ''t.
From Embden, it is reported, that that arch.
traitor, BARNEY. has the command of the
much.talked Of Brea fleet.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29

JEAN DERRY, one Of the three French
deputies at the late Congress at Raltadt, and
the only one Of them who efcaped adafination
in attempting to return into France, after the
Congrefs had broken up, was member of the
National AGembly in the year 1872, when he
was principally dRirguifhed as the author of
the diigraceful and blood thirty motion " 7ba,
5ody Of fqrtiDe ban4red Volunter, ould Be hpied,
cubes tyfasG it D5ould be to aBa6Fnats,tbe General,
and Prince, apbo commanded TIE A,mies apbieb at.
,oeied France ~ The fate Of his colleagues
and the fmart CT bis own wounds Mhich he
received on that location, will, perhaps remind
citizen Deb'y Of the iervice he formerly intend
ed thele leaders and cheiftans, and induce him
at laa to ponder, whether this be not righ,e
Gus re action of that PKovIDrscE, which he
and his abandoned co revoluioniRs affect to
deny. IMoore's Journal
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29

Eura.7 If a liter from Robert Lifon, flq. Min
SIR flsaibotrnti1,y Of Bis Briianic My5ay, 10
ID, Ini.d STATES, dated Mewyork, fay IS,
=: E....L-n.. u. allu,;rnL Hir HYDE
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-29

In the French Council of 500, on the receipt
Of the Direaory's Medage relative to the aiiai'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-16
From TIE Neavyo,k SpscrAr0s.


NO ma1imis more true than that with old
age IS wildom. The excellence of the patri
archa government, which has been the theme
OF admiration in every age, is derived from this
circumltance. That council is nfually the mol
correct, which is derived from experiment. The
young are apt to be led aaray by new theories
and Projsefs-fhe aged, have uluaily learnt
what is practicable and expeiient, frem the
failure of youthful fchemes.
The friendsof the rev philofophy are at
tempting to effect revolution in opinions and
government, by undermining the authority OF
elderly men, and Of the clergy; and by extend
ing the right of outrage to thofe who have
neither experience nor property. But the ex.
perience and rhe Ready councils of one upright
venerable father of 70 years old, arc worth all
The viGonary phiofophy of the 18Th century
Woe to that country whole rulers arc yonng.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-16
'Tobu adams.

Copies of the Speech were prefeo,ei 10 Il.
frehdent OF the Senate, and Speaker Of tie
Houie, and the PraGdent retired.
The Speech was again .sAl by he Clerk
when Mr.. Rut'edge moved, The refsre6ee there
OF to Commiuee OF the whoe Ienie, WHICH
was carried and made The order Of the day irf
to morrow. 1
Ths Speech was ordered to 5. printed and
the Hosfe adiournej.
MI. fsJara this day took rs fsar.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-16
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1899.

TIE print +5frrdfe ~ Mr. TRumnuLr. Bis lrtfr 10
bs fbs SpsaSv # az H0sf IF Rsfrsfuiatipe ose ~
rs"fafion sff tasf Quebec and he dsa,b Of Ctnai
Montgomery I'D DE bs'fie Of Bunker's HilIbob eitqsat
esersgs Thy az Piae'd Tie ,gJt anf II: # re zen
kfrs chair, AID 6g6 ornamental be Rsprgutatip<s
Chamber ,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-16

Neither of the gentlemen having q majority,
iend trial was had, when the Hon. Theodore
Stdgviek, had A votes, and was declarcd
elected. The other votes were, for MIR. Macon
SO, Mr.. Dent 8, and Mr.. RsAtdge I.
On Mr.. Sedgsviek's taking the chair, he ad-
drened the Houfe as follows
Csuftmss,
ALTHOUGH am csnfcou. Of deficiency Of
the talents which de6rabIe dicharsc with uefu
neis and dignity the important dues Of the high Aation
TO WHICH am RATED by the generous regard Of the
enlightened and vruous Representatives of my country
yet repofng myfe the energy OF their candid iup-
port will not ihrink from the attempt.
Accept Ipray you, Gentlemen, my grateful aeknowl-
cdgement Of the honor you peafed to cooler aud
with ii, afuranec that confederation fal fcducc
me to deviatc, in the leaf degree from direct line Of
impartial integrity.
The Senate, by nefAge, informed the Honfc
OF its reorganization, aud that The Hon. Samuri
LiUevmo,e was elcded PrsGdent, pro fsmpere.
The votes were taken for Czfyk when it
appeared, Mr.. Jonathan w. Candy had AZ votes,
and was ehofen. Mr.. John Becky had SO.
A mc1age was fen, to inform the Senate of
the organization Of the Houic.
1ojfbb Wbealos was chcfcn SERGEANT at arms,
Thomas Claxton, Door-keeper, and 7bossa D1un,
Afilant Door keeper.
4 joint committee conGaing Of the Hon.
Menrs. Read and bingham, Of the Senate, and
MeiIrs. May0'nM Rstltdke and SssvsR, was RATED
to wait on The PrsGdtos al the United Siafss, to
inform him, that Congrcfs were ready 70 re-
eeive any communications he might think pro-
per TO make.
The fpeaker communicates the following lst-
ter to the Houie -
No "a WeIyssl Strset, London, Sxpfes5er 40, 1898
SIR,
beg leave, through you. to offer to the
Houie Of Representatives. of the United States,
impre1ions of the two prints of the American
revolution, which lave lately cauf.d to be
pubIfhed.
The importance of the events, and the L.
luarous characters of the two great men to
whole memory they are particularly devoted,
give to thefe works their bsa claim to your
notice, and the patriQ1ilm of my country men,
| I truR, will give them kinder reception
than their intrinIic merit might cntitle me to
hope. JNO. TRUMBULL.
TIE Speaker offbe Haa,f Of Repre- I
fatatiya eftde United Sitter.
A letter fgned Wiiliam Godrsy, addteiTsd to
the Speaker. was read, Eating, that he had been
mprefed on board Britiih man Of war, and
bad made frequent applications for relief to the
Amsrican Miniaer in Landou without effect
Referred to the Secretary of State.
On motion, it was reillved, that each member
be furnfhcd with three newipapers, printed in
this city, during the eion, at the expenfs of this
| Iioufc.
f! Mr.. MarhaA from the joint committee ap.
pointed 10 wait on the Preident of the United
States, reported that they bad performed tia,
fsrvice and that the p, eident had appointed
to morrow, Il O'clock, to meet both Hcpf.s in
/ the Representatives, Chamber.
The Houie then adjourned.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-16
7uESDA2I, DECEMBER 8.

Agreeably to the notification given yelierday,
THE PRESIDENT
of the United States met the two branches of
Congrefs in the Representatives Chamter, and
delivered the following
SPEECH:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-16
National Legylafure.
-e--s~O$>>*~~,--s-
Sixth CONGRESS Of United States
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE or REPREsENTA77YEs.
FIRST SESSION.


DEctnssK =, 1882
HORIZONTALLY to the contribution, a
~ quorum of the Houfs and on m2,ion Of
Mr. D Fsqer, proceeded to the choice of a fpea.
ksr. The tellers reported the votes in the 6rlt
trial 10 have been,
For Mr.. Stdswik, "a
Mr.. Macon, ~
Mr.. DENT, "a
Mr.. RIkdge 2
Mr.. Sumbfer. 4
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-16

The ART of Gipluilaag has Scsn brought to
a comfortable Ge yre- CT perfection in India
The Scaleby Cattle, CT 1900 tons, built ar
Bombay by the Pelfees, or natives. IS lately
arrived in the river with cotton on account Of
the company Tie Shaik, Coufroc, or Cyrus
the Greai, Of 1900 tons, launched lat March
at Bombay, and the property OF oorabjec-
mnncher se, merchant OF great opulence at
that place. ani a ceniije' able ihp owner' IS
.,ike,yi!c 10 co.ns here on the lam: account
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-16
MiIceXaneoss ExtraHs.
FROM LONDON PAPERS.
Al. KIN

H.gorieai hnfcaotes from G,imsjqoae'f biJqory Of
Holand--Printed IN 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
PHILADELPHIA. Noremher &.

A pamphlet has jua appeared entitled q View
of the New-Eugland llluminati'' which we noticed
Jew days ago it IS neatly printed and at a
very reaionable price. The matter which il con
tains however, ihould be attended to by every rer
fon who feeis concern in the freedom, profperitv
and morality of this country. The rehabilitation
of the 'Jgaiif in Enrope is an alarming fact for
Europe. Would it not be equally alarming to
America If fociety mould aiiune their fpirit in
folifisS and reLigiss The Jeiuits in Europe have
commenced an attack upon every man Of diitin6ti-
on who has exiAed within century that has
ihcwn any averiion to the absfes, unch-iitian pop
and ufurpa;ion of the Roman church. Thus the
cbbt BOrresR, attacks the celebrated N.sisy, book
on religion and declares il to BE- Dsifn, merely be-
oaufe he wrote in the fpirit Of CGlViar It isweli
known that Ne-ksr is Prelbyterian, we. in the
effort to alarm the people of Europe for religion Il
Is remarkable that while the combined power,
are aboring to reitore the Pope. the Jeiuies are re
wing ali the teGts OF the rsforxeI churches Il i,
curious 10 fee theic publications fedulouny circu
lated in the puritan itatcs of New EuglaEd. A
coalition OF the Caivinific, whole tcnets as fo,ne
" one iad eoniiiied in being every thing which the
" Church of Rome was not" and the TseGts, is a
prodigy indeed THIS prodigy, however, cxiils.
& we fee n the Pamphl alluded to, an expedition
Of the views and itraragens Of body Of ecccfaRie
which have already produced the mon ferrous evils
to Connecticut, aud which has converted the
church Of Cod into political roGrum--and il,
miniters into fPeculators after temporal power.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
SKIBIG. Sehteu,k.r =

= Tbs attack ccbicb tbe Hp,lrians esbca.d 10
ntIs near Zurich, bad n0t taken pl,ce on fbe
29b Int hbat AIRY qvGI continually in sp0t;-
en-, on a eOnm Of TIE nseU arrangement seceC-
.Eny BY tie arrival q tbe Rz7ans. TIE gar
rijSn Of Zurich eogGas eriirey of Rn6faas,
Teb0 a,t aosD al he head oftbr ire Strorg
reinforcement eouid Be icen from Zurich, ayyiv-
irg al tSs kf eOiag IF MG3'aa's army, and Il
eDal 'boagbf be INTENDED an attack. In n.
0iAgges On lie Lake ef Znrieb, French Jcnii.
zs;nis W PrevaA, end f6r enrry is informed
IL ID m Of every motion offbe Imperial army !;
Jpie5 are daily a4pre6eadsA.
96e F,eafb general Damozf cciRBe rxeiJan-
geG far general Bay. Ne;fbrr ne ex.bange of
genera Max, ns- i'rofgtat Jar pace, are so5O
l3stea 81:
Lapsfer bad an audience qviR He arebdake,
qDbicb LIFTED fgvo bours. lie 4pa5 eya.iauEy
SeeeiVea, and tbed fear5 o. returning from bin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
sCHAFFHAUSEN, Anr,n 40.

General Hottie has been appo;n5ed 10 The
chief command of the Jeff wiig of tic !Auf.
uo-Ruiiisn army in Switzerland. This ar.
NY has altered its petition, and will aa on
the defeniive, until al the Heterogeneous
from Italy ihall arrive, aud the Ruiiians aa-
vance agaiult the Valais. Ike archduke
takes 10000 Aullrian infantry with him
from Swit1crland /: be paned ,hrpugh our CT
~, with his whole fat, on his route 10 Do
naueichingen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
FROM LIMERICK.
PORTLAND. OF

Sunday evening Taft, arrived The tcb-
Favorje, c'py. r. Jones, from nor
Republican, from whcace he iaied The -th
Sept. under convoy oflhe Gipate l;e,ry.
W'ihinglon, Capt. F;1,chef.
O6to0er sd, in the Crooked III nd
P7asg. fell in with Bri'ih o., and en-
armed 5:ie, who hove TO very near IN
Wellington, and who having hoifeI or
Al! heir boats began villa: capt. Iines fun
oo.ed, not pfeis, throughout the feet.
ir'Hg grea' num5sr of nuikeis 10 briog
hem TO. This icene laii.d f.om Ato q
r. vi. during which time N. Cum mo-
dore had the mlriiicsion OF i.eins ievera
boats fn!! of prtGsd sen pafs under his ftcro
IN the way 10 the flip. Cap. Tones w +.
repeatedly fired al Dot maiirg Fl ana
rnnring to lewa-d, eicapsd being b arded
This Outrage was the more icnfi Nv fe!,.
az The h:.ts were generally On r, hsnde
having loft grea' nuu'her OF men IN poft.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
BOSTON, November I.
Foreign MsAie ence,
Jia Raljax and 81. 3ro5nI.
Septemler O.


On Saturday feven fail Of Rufiian men of
war, with about COCO troops on board, an
chored in Yarmouth Roads. They report
that 4 largs Seer, having on board 20, 600
men, had paled the Sound days before
them.
September II.
Nothing farther has tranlpired on the fub-
jea of >the expedition 10 Holland, except
that his royal highnefs the duke fYork fall
Cd fFon the Downs, as we expected ne would
en- Monday, and lord Chatham yeaerday.
The embarkation of troops, we believe,
Is now complete. The whole number of
Britifi and Ruliian forces intended to sa in
concert on the preten, important occafion, is
ehinated at moi much liort Of (eyenty thou
land men.
Ofher Continental .dfa;rs.
The general beIiefo on the continent is, that
Genoa is now in pofeiiion of the allies, as all
20 tina. in conie9uence of the defeat, ali the
plans Of the French ia Switzerland, and in
the north of Germany will be difconcerfcd.
1t feems they have made a diverfen on the
Lower Rhine, where, however, they will
have to contend with 10000 Au(lrians.
authority, that the RuIIian miniaer has left
Berlin, without taking leave of his PrulTian
maiefY, by an exprels order from his court.
This rncafure gives an additional proof OF the
determined yigor Of the court Of Petersburg,
and NUT have the effect Of forcing the P.nf.
fan monarch to declare himfelf.
Somstbiag okir ~ ne fleets.
/. Orr letters from Plymouth, by yellerday's
pot, Gafc the arrival Of the Sylph Coop Of
war at that port, with an account Of the
Spsnif, fquadron, which has been 20 long 10
the port Of Roch,Eor,, having failed from
thence with r6 yedels, laden with naval llores
& progifioos for the combined feet at Brea.
With view TO avoid our cruiiers, they at
tempted to 90 through the paHage OF the
Raj, which the men Of war, FIVE in number,
finding fonewhat difficult, they abandoned
the projet1 & put into bay TO the fouthward
Of that place The traRfports however psrlia
cd IN ihc attempt, of which capt Keats, of
the Boacidea, being foon apprifed, ne pro-
ceeded Immediately wi h fmall fquadron sf
lriga,es in purluit Of them, and fortunately
fucceeded in capturing fhe whole f teen.
This defrsble Object being accomplished.
CAPT Keats lof no lime in giving info NATION
20 iord Bridpor, who was ihcn off Ufhani
with The channel feet, Of he Giuafion of fhe
enemy's fhips of war; in confequeoce OF
which bis iordihip, with ihe ufmoa pronp-
fifnde, 5fpsfchsd feveral line OF babe fhips.
under fhc orders Of rear adrniialG r John Dor.
laie Warren, wi h iDftruetious 10 attack fhem
an fhe bay and greaf hopco we're entertained
of'he fpesdY funeDder Of h,e whole of The
S2aniil ihips.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ArrnH =. /,

Ssary's eorPs lsil Cur sei5bborisod f{e dqr
i.tore .1sRtrfay. TIE orrhdaIe is ayr;ged
here. n boGy Of eavai,y, 10000 Eyopy,
mgrtbsS BY eOly Of H0r5 and Neg0ld, angtb-r
eai'sr1a BY gay efCgsnbarg. Ssq,ray a{y4a.
CT. iy forfed mareb-s, ogainR 67anbeim /: to-
day lis had quarters are al HstrnEerc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
-DEATHG-

On the evening Of the 3Iit day or laa
mont, departed this l,fc Dr. BERNARD
HORNET. Of ~ ew-Kent county, a native
OF 'urguody in France. The many amisbls
qualities OF this worthy man, will long be
remembered in the neighbourhood OF his
death, where lac reGded nearly tveo,y years.
AsaPhyiciau aud (urgeou, he ives conienca.
ly eminent, a. d huiband, he vas tender and
aiIectionate in az rrconme. 'egree, as a o,ar
ter, he conducted hirnleif as a fJther aud
Trend, and az friend and companion, he At,
once Uncovered thoie enlightened principles
and ientlmeni', thar knowledge ol men and
things, that ardent love Of liberty, which to.
ge'5eT with good aud benevolent heart.
which ne PoIefed in high degree, form a
character got common ia very modern t;r,cs
Ih'' 70 ira ;TiSute fa!5 to the emmory
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15

fh1 q Tie caJg6rt 9:5TI d,,g,S DsJsa
eair!y, ~ saasni7y, an lss,, Anil b, dnol
'@cs' F7yssard-d !, il4lyb.aa in lie Fro1ek
cEifer.
E@'raft ola letter from c, AWAY, dated Seq.
TENDER g,
{" i1aps tie ps.sfJ< 70 isnm r,a, Ma, ..
..e J f'sfct ar i9'.dihl dey il our Peri,
. . rugs -: S'or' rs i'aei%seqc- Of tie eab,
i i p ; ee'i%i G2a.am ~ onr icoqfs. 1;shzo
p'Hg'y S",f1 N i6f at..oa, and every eoay nix
'n3F eom2le,e fleceG."
FROM LIMERICK.
Sunday night, September g.
=" 13f CaryJfart jrigafs JJoaa tie Eqg. IN.
E'e5 g G'r'gfa "a cur riUsS-i5e cabsai1 al.
i,tg IS s"iHg gfJor Lon471. II Is asdc-f2gJ
re |T'4gt Te,y i"'6ortaai ard fleafag ialeIYi.
gfH@e, eosieb be Gtekaes 10 rsesti9a Lers,"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
-M6RPLEn.

On Saturday ereniag LAT, mr.. HILLL
HN GRAI, Aece5aaf, If i5is eify, 10 LIG
JAAE CUERRHNT, dancbfe, at mir.
JoR" GU6Fth"T, E,a. If G,9ebiaad county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
METZ 1cnRK -M.s.....,.. <

TIE boaorale Oliver EBcavorit, and 20
T'ernor D0Uie, fc0o Of tbs eoumi4.opers ab-
Pointed ~ orr go srnmenf 10 irsqt 10ii5 Franc,
A6 Ha'5srd on T'sfdgy LgR, far Neqvbort,
from 4v5rnee they 1Dsye 10 fail yel2ero!oy IN IL.
jr gate Unitsd States, e0mmoaors Burr
aOi'ra permitting.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
PROVIDENCE, (R.Ll09 >,

2bs boa0rabtjndse ERs7porsb and govern.
or DG0ie, f7uo ej' fbe CONN iorcfs 70 treat qyi5
fbe F,eacb Republic. arrived in foqyn Lga e
vrniFg from Near York, and qve learn ibly
broestded today n Ne~poy!, 10 embark on
60ara TIE United Sia g fiTigals ID, F-arel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15

.Iapaie-, saG moe Of fire n,lcr exile, IS
Zurich, have found means 10 sGcapc from
B.ds. BEgomafsf w as. d .omc other
paled through Schsf'h2uf@u lew days a.
90, on their return 10 /Ur ch.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
GL6SG0W, SEPTEMBER IA.
This DAYS Irifh Mail.

w F9p tbe byelf 10 igjsyt be f5li9q0iag in.
tliiSeuef rseriVea By ibif dey's L,jb mail:
Dublin Journal Office, ~ O clock.
ne bggca 20 Icy bejorr our reaarys, IN oaif.
ton 70 the ofber Sioyiapj intelligence q f5is 9gy,
befolioqOigq IestTs rreeivsd ty ais norrige 8
s2g from GaisVcy and Liasr;ek. The caS-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15
BALTIMoRE. Noramhor , .
The f1fiszoisG il rscsiVei jyom I6aree fJaf zss

The 5Soisg il received ran 6ar.e fJaf sve s4Aaot
depJk
On the nth day of September arrived in N,
port of Petit Guave, fehooner wilton, a name
on her ftern prize 70 FIX OF eight barges; funpoC
ed to be an American by all the Americans in the
harbor, but laid to be on Engliih lchooner nv RE
eaptors, from Jamaica bound TO Port au Prince
The privateer's men aroyed all the papers thar
could be found on board Liteyyife her eolor,.
with every thing that might lead to dirroverv
Of who're fhe belonged--the lehosneg mounts four
iron gJiuf, FOUNDERS, IS Of Northern built, carry
ing one top fail, icemingly in good order. The fi1
position is ,hat the on board Offering ba.tle 10
the barges vas boarded and every man put 70
death. The bargcnen Acknowledged thar there
were g-cat many men or board and that the
captain q crcw eics1ed ia the boat alter the cnra.
ment The Frenchmen had three men killed.
The fchoouer had on boari a valuable CARGO Of
dry goods, 18th iome Provihon' & four, &; fIndfy
other articles, on the ,th ore Of the zen who
was az the taking Of the above mentioned fchoonrr
hanged himfeif near the Gown on a tf.e; another
who Rad fsmething to communicate, was aIaiIi-
mated on the beach.
On the 9th arrived the brig George, CAPTAIN
Mcleod from Jamaica, bound 20 Port RcpubG-
can, out . days, mounting twelve gurs and 46
mcni was boarded and taken by Ok baryes, the
captain, mate hoadwain, gurner and carpenter
aad nine Of the leamea were killed in the GAGE
meat, the fuPercargo and 2 lady paacnger were
taken out and iubumanly murdered by M vitlcrs
The brig is faid 70 have a valuable eargo on board.
with large fum OF money.
No-t.,rf~S
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On Saturday, feven fail of RufIian men of
war, With about Coco troops on board, an
chored in Yarmouth Roads. They report
that 4 large Seer, having on board ,ooo
men, had paaed the Sound days before
them.
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-ued Tin without itifefmiihon, and got
poiiel.oaof two bridges on the Adige.
s. L he diyifon OF Serrurier, on Its
part, ieeonded by our Hotilla, carried
al before it along the Lake of Carda.
s. The two diviiions which proceed
ed againf Verona have powerfully
contributed to the faccefs of the main
attack. l hey fought with the greateit
bravery from dav-break until dark, a.
gainif very numerous body Of the
enemy.
" Our recruits of the e0nf1ipfioa
riyalled the courage of our mott vote
ran grenadiers. Poles, Helyetians,
Piedmontcie, Cifaipinas--all have done
their duty, and proved themielves wor-
thy of fighting by the fde of French
men.
The refult of this battle which
does honor to the army of Italy, even
compared with its former Victories, has
put in our ponetlion two bridges on the
s4dige, IL pieces of cannon, two pair
OF colours, and about 1000 Pr'loners,
among whom are number officers
The enemy has, befdes, left on the
field above 3ooo killed, and great
number wounded.
General Delmas has received ball
in his leg, but he Gill continues to
fight notwithstanding his wound. Gen
Dela!rne received a wound in the thigh,
which Obliged him TO retire from the
held. (Signed)
SCHERER."