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

The following anecdote, tranimitted to US
from the Imperial headquarters, may be de-
pended upon as authentic The French general
Serruricr, two days after he had furrendered
with his corps to general VukaHsvch, dined
with the Auario. Cen0aliffimo The cloth be.
Jog taken away, the veteran of Rimnifkoi ailsed
the Gallo Chief, where he intended to retire TO
" To Paris" anfwsred Serrurier.--" am glad
Of that" iad Suwarrow, I" and hope to fee you
there focn." Serruricr neatly replied, !" This is
what always hoped myfelf."
London Papv.1
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EXTRACT FROM THE PREFACE.

Among the many valuable originals and amend
rens which the purchaer wall ad ia this edition.
IS gwen an exact method (inifead of Mr.. Moores
erroneous one) OF finding the Latitude by fngl, att
tude OF the fan having ALTO the time Of oblervaton
The tables OF deelina.ion are alo correesed Mr.
Moore oy reckoning the year 1900 leap year, has
cauled an ror at times of z,' in the declinalion
new method OF working lunar ohlervation is kewife
nered' winch has no ,hat variety Of cafes incident
other methods very uleia addition Of columns
Is ALTO mase TO table as, which greatly facilitates the
calculation to ind the time for an obleryed altitude of
any fihc heavenly bodies Table 40, is pabfhed for
every &c feconds o. time infead of 20 feconds This
alteration was deemed requiiae to render it efficiently
COW eHen . Tor ute Various other improvements of
great utility have been made in manypartsl of the work
II will however fuee obfsrve that about 400 errors
(beides hoie noted in the anne.sd) have been
corrected in the lat and moa accurate edon of IouN
HAmILroE MooRE.
Ns7v5urytort, SEPT 1900.
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HISTORY.

We are aTurcd that new publication on the
hifory of North Carolina is in great forward
nefs. and will be put to prels ia the ccur4e Of
the enfuing winter. The author is Hagb VII
Ezmfsa, M. D. and L. L. D. long ref lent of
that State, and for many years employed in
its public concerns We have resfon to beleve
this performance will be valuable addition re
the Cock of American literature.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1899.
War Department.

Trenton, September 2, 1919.
a Ii Officers of the firf regiment Of
n ArtllIerns & Engineers, and of he frt feeond
third and fourth regiments of infantry in the fcrvce
ithe United States. who are, from whatever cauie alb
lent from their commands Repaired with all poble
expedition to repot themleves by letter Major Geu-
erai ALEXANDER HAMILroN. The officers thus called
upon, will be held amenabe for any avoidable delay in
reporting themelves and thofe who do not report in
four months from the date of this notification, will be
pfeiumed TO have reiigned their eommnions
JAMES MsHENRY.
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FROM pGMARARA-dv,. 40.

"The 18th The Engliih ct was off Surinam
bar, eoniiting of IA veG.s of war and tranf-
ports. Caps MMiel AID Mariner were at their
old ttation. 1t was believe at Dcmarara, thar
Sur'nam had fallen into the hands of the Eng:
lilh."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30
From Neau- Londsu, SEPT. IS.

lfaac Williams, who commanded a French
privateer from Guadalupe, came pagenger in
the fchooner Chloe. ffom Turks Hand. He
had hardly touched ihore, before he was arreh-
-d.-After a few interrigatories by the civil au-
,hority, he was fcnt to prifon. It's ruppoied he
will be Immediately fummoned before The d..
tria court now fitting at Hartford.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30

Mi. Gen. WRxmyou, of tile Wefera army, Il
now at Quincy, on public bulinsfs with III,
Executive. -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30
ONE CENT REWARD.

p AN away from the fubfcriber, on
IN the 5th inn. an indented apprentice Boy, by
the name of Daniel Csk, about 40 years OF age-fve
feet nine inches high, light complexion and ght hair
had On when he went away, iliort futian waiacoat
and pair OF blue uowfers Whoever will apprehond
fad boy. and ing him to the f,bferi5er alI receive
the above reward, and no charges paid.
STEPHEN TUCKER.
Welj, Sse.. Il, 90
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THE nonrefident Proprie-

= tors Of the following Lots and undivided Trad
OF unimproved Land ltuaed IN the town OF Bsseo1pa
in the county of Hancock hereby notified, that the
fame taxed in the State, County. and Town axbils
committed the Subfcriber to collect FOR the year o
our crd 1898, in the refpeive fums ict asaina them
viz
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30
PORTLAND, Sepf. 4, I79y.

PoxrLAND, Sepf. 4, I7oy.
HE Seiedmen having obierved that
the Greet leading out of town by Bramhas Hill,
70 ca>d, has been much injured by the digging up and
carrying away of fand therefrom-- hereby forbid
all perions from digging up carrying away Sand or
Earth from laid reet, any other of the directs Of ad
townas in fuch cafe they will be profecuted therefor
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Chairman.
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MijceHaneons articles,
OF NEWS, &c.
BOSTON, Srfr. "a.
FROM GUADALOUPE.

FROM GUHDALOUPE
On Saturday evening Ian arrived in town,
Mr.. Joiph Clark, in = days from Guadalupe,
where his veilsl had been con iemned He has
made the iubfeqnent communications to us
Americans, who are captured and carried in
to Guadaloupe, on their arrival on hore, are
received by guard of eight black folders, who
eondua them 10 what they call The Government
houle--and there, orders are given for their COM
uiitment to prifon.--There is no diainaion be.
tween officers and feamen, good and bad.
lhofe who have ability to pay IA dolls. per
week for board, are the only exempts. Such
may obtain feeutity for their parole, and then
are permitted to promenade the town. Anne.
ricans are treated very contemporary. If any
one fpeaks in favor of the Government, he is
pronounced damn-dEngl ifhman, JohnAdams's
fave, &c. &c. They court opportunities of abu.
ling the Preddent and they hug themielves
when they coneeit they have fred a good mot
at him. Alta dinner table, recently, one Re;r.
joan, Fienchman, gave this tosh, John
Adams and Slisery--Tom ] Fefon and Lib.
ery." Many Americans we're pref ut, at this
niult, and ref.nted it in the only way in their
power, 'hat ofinRant.y wi hdrawing.
Capt. Davis, of Norfolk, was i'm 9rifoned four
months at Bahaterre, for informing Commodore
Barry's flag officer, that there were ~ Amer.
cans there more than the French accou ted fo-,
which was the fact. He. was finally reealed On
the fpritcd remembrance of MI. Clarkton, u. s.
Conlul at ST. Kits. Aug. e. twentycight
Americans left BaGaterre, for ST Kits, in
Cartel fent by Mr.. Clarkfon, for the purpoie.
The vicinity. of Guadalupe is 6ne field for
American cruizers.
A Captain Of a big from Warrington, North
Carolina, loaded with ihineles, cAptured and
arried into Badaterre, Qua iaonpe, was very
violently abuf-d by the aaeot of the eaptors, on
account of his ihingles being too ffort. He fad
that it reduced The price 5opr cent. The Cap.
tain was pardoned on promiGng never 10 be
guilty of the like again.
The duty on Flour, alluded to in Mr.. 7snSr.
dps letter, pnblilh-d laa week, laid by the New
lntendant at Havana, is e git dollars per bar
rel-bsiides he former duty of twenty one and
an halt Pr cent.
Maj Gen. Wfkin,ou, of tile Wehera army, Is
now at Quincy, on public bulnsfs with The
FROM pENARARA-Aug. 40.
"The 18th the Englifi ct was off Surinam
bar, confiaing Of IA veT.s of war and = ,ranf-
porss. Caps Mind AID Mariner were at their
old ttation. 1t was believe at Demarara, tina.
our'nam had fallen into the hands of the Eng:
lih"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30

~ TIE above ValuaJ1s- Book i, jue
received, and far }als, in Portland,
ut JENKs's BOOKSTORE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-30

The duty on Flour, alluded to in Mr.. 7sn3r.
d1' letter, pnbliih-d lai week, laid by the New
lntendant at HAVANA, is git dollars per bar
rel-bsiides he former duty of twenty one and
an halt Pr cent.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-07
cyr4prt - 4Lrss4vDRE4 14KEx

cfT4DEL II .fLESs8NDREd THKEy.
THE Vienna cour; Gazette gives an Official
i account of the cspiiula'ien s. iarrender ct
III Citadel by the Fren,h on IL azd Of July.
The carrlion Became prionsTs IT war. fo7
pieces of cannon were found n The citadel.
sURRENDER 4 sfdN7UA
This important and arong CITY, which col
Buonaparte VAT trouble and much time TO COZ.
cuer, WREN defended by the aged and gallsn,
Wufmfer, is flid to have been retaken, after a
few weeks iiege. The Intelligence GENES from
fcveral refpeaable fourees. The 9Th Of July
is the reported date Of TIC event.
TIE cITxDEL y ToRToRA
Is befegcd with vigor. SuwaTrow has been
before il in perfon 10 accelerate the operations.
6..srsi MACDONALD.
One account fays h. has reliened bis COM
snsnd. Another, that he has gone bY permit
SION ef suRarrow 70 the PiiA baths Tor his
health. Another, that he lad refreatej 70 tbs
Genoefs mountains, where be fnb6aed on null.
berries, SC. Another, that he had joined
Mo,eau with his army and thus their two ar
mics had made one Of 10000 men.
M0REAg
His head quarters are fad to be At Arena.
Tie TUSCAN INSURGENTS
Have invaded the Roman territory and
have taken yiteybo, which is iituated : miles
n. of Rome and have marched againh Peru
gia, which is IS miles N. of Rome. They
have alto taken Grofetto, in the Tulcan terri.
tory, together with feveral forts, and have
made many French prifoners.
NIPPLES.
Cardinal Ruffo, after occurring the capital
marched towards the interior territory, accom-.
panied by 1uccels. He had executed feveral
traitors The King had landed at Naples,
from Sicily, and ratified all Ruffo's measures.
SWITZERLAND.
Little appears lately to have happened here,
except affairs of potts, foragiog parties, &c.
tho fome unauthenticated accounts mention
MaGena's having compelled the Archduke to
retreat, and re.oceuped Zurich. The French
army there, has, certainly, for fome time, been
receiving comfortable reinforcements and if
the Archduke does not feel himfelf fuficently
nrong and attack MAIZENA, very foon, we ex.
pe6f the latter will commence the ofenGve.--
We hope and cannot doubt, that the vigiant
Prince has made fuch preparations and ar
rangemen,s as will iecure him from difafer
THE ASSASSINATION
In the voting of the Germanic Diet on the
fabjea, majority appeared in favor of. refer
ring further enquiry 10 the Chief of the En-
pire.
TIE FRENCH ARFNr on .5e LOzoer RIM,
1t is fad will coniit of 10000 men, TO ex-
tend from DuGeldovff to Mentz.
{llsreurv.l
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VENICE, JULY 10.

VENICE, JULY 10.
They talk much of certain offers and propo-
falls. made By the French Generals in Italy, to
Fieldmar1,al Suwarrow.
The inilrgent army of Arezzo entered Flo
reuce on the 9TH inf. The Britiih miniaer,
Mr.. Windham. opened the march with 1000
men, infurgent's cavalry. He was followed
by new maid of Orleans, new amazon,
Signora Alenandria Maria, on horleback, at
rended by many officers, and carrying the
Grand Dukes portrait. One column of the
inlurgents has marched againh the Roman ter
rtory, to infpire the Romans with the fame
heroic fprit. The places occupied by the
French are: Pcrugia, Ancona, Civita, Wee.
CHA, and Fort Angel, the citadel of Rome
The Lazzsron have much fgnalized them
felves in the re-capture of Naples, by cutting
The partizans IF the French in pieces.
The Grand Duke Of Tufcany's gallery of
paintings, at Florence, remains untouched.
MILAN, JULY 20.
We learn that the Auaro- Rullian forces
have gained poaeRion of Great Mount st. Ber-
nard.
CONSTANCE, JULY 18.
Part of Colonel Williams Aotilla is cruizing
upon our lake, to protect the Aullran veTels
which bring proviions for the army, and to
watch Thurgovia, where the French Gill have
many partfIns. A confpiracy is faid to have
been diicovered at Wienfelden, in which scoo
psrfons were concerned having for its objee to
attack the Aullriaps in the rear, while the French
ihould attack them in front. One of the confpi.
rstors, denounced the conipiracy at the Impe-
rial head quarters, upon which the rngleaders
were arrelted. They are Paul Renhard, an
apothecary, and Reaeliag, formerly Preiidenl
of the Chamber of Administrations. There are
,ikcwilc cor=Inptions in Toggeuburg.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-07
Sale ~ Ais70n.

By order Of the Coan of Common Pleas fo.t
the County of XsnaeJe@
70 be Sold BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
A'tbe BHr1b Of Gyspel aa,rn isps By 11, Jacob Kes-.
DALI IN Siats-Sbeef, Beaoa,
On THURSDAY, the feventh day OF
No9enJsy next, I O'clock, A NJ
@ UNDRY valuable Lots of LAND,
~ belonging to the eaa,e of JoHa NsLsop, Efa de-
ceafed, and ftuated as follows. 0iz.
county of KsaasJeeA.
In the Town of 1,gil6y osgs.
Lot No. Il, in tie 9Th range containing 400 acres.
No 80, zoo
No. az. in the 9Th range, aoo
No. 30, in diviGons, 400
No. SO, northeriy half AGO
In the town OF Ra,lsas.
Lot No 10. containing 1895 acres.
No. ~, 400
No 81, AGO
Said Lois No. and "A, fituaed near Ia-uiilc
Pond.
In the Town of 6ypues.
Lot No. as in two divifons northcrly half containing
In the town of Sy1..ey
Lot No. So in two diviiions. containing 400 acres.
No. 80, in two divihons. 400
In the Town of Pi5gos.
Lot No. 10, containing 3zoo acres.
Ia the Town of Winio4p.
naa Of Land, in the foutheaA Of faid town,
aiming ZOO acres
In the Town OF Earsels.
A trsff of Land being part of Lot marked z. con-
tanning I0s acre,
In the Town OF Noyyigszoet.
A fstf Of Land, being part OF Lot marked f. l. con-
tanning 1850 acres
In the Town of Canaan.
traet of Land, being part of Lot marked F. T. coz
tanning aga
In thc town of s1ss partly. and partly unineorpo-
rated.
tract of Land being part of Lot marked f. l. con.
tanning $40 acres
In the town of CEn.on
Lott marked NJ = northery half containing 400 acres.
County of LINCOLN.
In the Town Of Ne4v- Milford
Lot No. IL marked y. y. containing 400 acres.
No 10, marked g 2. the ioutherIy hall, containing
zoo acres.
d Tie pptaav Conditions rui Be made inospn tie ts
and fiaes yfJae Bolton, Auguf ao, 1872.
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FAviA, july -
4 correspondence has been remarked going
IN for thefe days paA between F II. Suwar-
row and General Moreau, the ohjef of which
remains I iecret. They talk of great events,
which are on the eve of develoPement.
FRANKFORT, AUGUST 2.
Upon a moderate calculation it appears, that
tie French have levied every year contributions
and regulations of every kind in Holland, the
right bank of the Rhine, switzerland, Pied
mont, Genoa, Cualpinia, Tufeany, Naples and
Rome, to the amount of 3oo,oooooo of iivres.
The Gource is now for the belt part drained by
the fieeeIs OF the allied arms.
Some letters from Brunfwick fate, that the
King of Prudia, and the Electors of Saxony,
Bavaria, Sc. will all furnifh the army of the
Empire with the contingents in natura.
FLORENCE, JULY 20.
The French have emptied all our public
chefs, and an extraordinary contribution of
10000 Scudi has been ordered for the relief of
the poor, &c.
InLucea the French left behind SO pieces of
eannonSburnt a great quantity of miitaryftore
Mantra and Alexandria having capitulated,
the only irong places of coriequence held by
The French, in Italy, are Torrona and Conf.
A bedy of $4,000 Rullans is attending at
Poland.
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l.A1ortlatt0,
Sad EasQs Of The 6ri,iB Treaty !
MoNDAy, OCTOBER 2, 1899.


Asrceably to prosiion made n TaE TREATY, Judg
ment of condemnation by the Brth admiralty. fad
to have been reverted, IN the court OF appeal in the
cafe of vefe belonging II certain eaiy-del1izv in
Falmouth When il is eoniidered that faid velel was
actually eizabe by the genera law of nations let the
owner buh his repeated protanatons of the worthy
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NkN BRITISH AlH.

At the is} fefon Of the Britifh Parliament an Al
was paiIcd permitting Coos the produce of any for
egn colonies in America, to be imported, entered and
landed G. B in any friendly vefIes and re-fhipped
TO any foreign places without payment of the duties be-
fore impoied ifoouinmed in England, however, to pay
the former duties.
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LAST MAIL.

TIE LafsR Foreign Meas,
sby CAPT BAsasa. arrived At Msfblshsad from Ham
burg.
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THE EEDER.

In Ptaad,bbia the number of deaths, as re-
ported, fand thus Sept. ID, fifteen; Sept
IS, twenty-one Sept. ao. nineteen Sept. III,
nineteen /; Sept. 20, eleven.
In MequyOrk, Sept. IS, nine Sept. a6, nine /;
Sept. az, three Sept IS, nine.
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FRANKFORT, JULY z3.

Letters from Vienna, mention that if the war
IS not terminated with the prelent year, the
Emperor of Rulia will march another force of
900, 900 men to effect it. The French General
and Ex Prince Of Salm, has been fent priloner
Vienna.
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oStoher n, arrived at Msrb'ehead, the armed brig
Phianthropa, Prince, from Bilboa. On Grand Bank,
Sept 49, LAT. A., 40 fpoke fhip Enterprise, Jery, OF
Salem, from Ruia, bound to Newyork. Capt, Prince
failed from Bboa Aug 40 left no other there. Sailed
in company with the armed hip Fox, and Raven
fehooner OF and for Marbehesd 1t was reported that
MANrUA was taken ALTO, that the French aud
Spaniih FLEETS had arrived at Brea. OF Cape Por-
tugal brought to by the Englih frgac Flhguard,
and ordered heave ont the boat aud come on board
treated impolitely, and allowed to proceed, Was
there alto informed, that the French and Spaniih
FLEETS had arrived Brett. Sep. g. lat. AS long. ao
3, poke The fchooner Betiey of stoningon, from ST.
seba0ans, bound to Newyork, who informed that the
day before he was brought to and difmhcd by three
Preach frigates that bound to Holland.
Po,ysnousJ, on Sunday aa arrived fchooner
Indullry Capt Trefethcn, in a. days from St Crox--
three hours after leaving port boarded by French
prvateer lchooner of guns, commandedby one Love,
who acr robbng the captain and fupercargo of pun
cheons of rum and 800 dollars in cath, permitted him
to proceed. the yelel h:ing in ballall.
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The Psef9cnt of the United States fct out from his
feat at Quincy, Monday Ian for the feat Of govern
ment
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-07

The Rev. cai-b Byadiy is be ordained On Wednefda
next TO the paloraI of the Congregational foeet
in Falmouth formerly under the Rev. Mir. Bro7ua, dc
eeafed.
LosoEvITY.-- There living in the town
Riddeford z8 perions whole ages average 90 yeass.
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MARRIED. At Ncw-Gloueeler MFR. GEORGE
RrsLsoN to NIifs BErsEY JrNks.
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cbsrat7ojis dnesistei, sfhe D5S,ga"sS,' in Maine,
arc laid aide for the preiens.
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RsEE
Marine iaa Articles.
Port of Portland.

Saturday arrived schooner Argo, Mcclellan, from
Philadelphia
The iehsnur Jon, of this port is fad to be carried
into Jamaica.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-07
Il Farm far Sale,

IN Bridgton, containing about $50
L acres, fituated the Pol road-So Of which
under Improvement with ftory houfe there
on, together with barn n by az feet, filled with Hay.
Said FARM is well Stocked with cattle,
Wen-India Goods viii be taken in psyment-or the
Farm exchanged for place in Portland. Inquire OF
William Hudion.
Portland, SEPT. IS, 1899.
The gazette., 1799-04-08
KAsrADT, IAN. IS.

The deputaton Of the Empire deliberated On
the I4th int upon he contents of tn Ial note
ot The French MnilteI5, Rejecting tile march
OF the Rutlan troops. The Envoy IF Saxory,
Auttll1, Hanover, and Wurtzburg, vote d that
lAid note ihould be ient to the Diet of Ratibon:
giving at the fame time notice of the hole to
the Emperor. The Envoy Of Baden voted IN
the fame manner, bu: be propo1ed that It fhould
be declared az the fame time to French Plenipo.
tentaies, that the deputation oDl.!ved with
great Pleaflre the aAurance Of their government
10 abide by Their pacific principles with rerpef
70 the Germanic Empire; that the Deputation
would a.Io, on thsi- part, DO their Utmof 10
Preferve them ;-thertfore they hoped the ne
gociaions Of peace would BY no means b. in
terrupted. Though tie votes ol Mcntz, Darn.
ltadt, ard others, luPporred that of Baden, the
majority was in favour Of Saxony, Aunril, &c.
and the fOlIOwing anlwer 70 the French NJ nilers
was voted, viz. i Tie Nsts OF tbs Fr-1cb Piri.
P2tsatzrs reL7tive 10 tbr E1areb 2 - body eFRAEIn
froq15 ia tbe ferritory Of tbe Germanic Esjye ba5
teen rrtaz,-4 hs Debuafi2s tq5 ye7asged, that t5e
E1id nefe /b,ud Be Immediately communicated to bis
Imperial AI1j,ly. ~ aij5 tbe Diet az Rati6or -
HI qU5ic5 qraJ dane zynb0w Gelay." We are adur-
cd, the French Mniaers, oif4tis6ed with the
anIwer, intead this day, or tomorrow, to COM
munioate another note epforcing the frR, with
new Arguments and indnuations: For it appears
they wlihed, and expected, in anfwer to their
note, thar The DePutation would have fad the
Empire was lot, at preient, in a Gtuatiou GO
oPPoie the entrance of the RuIians into IFS ter
rltory. However, It is certain, the French 90
vernment ieems re(olved 70 purf1e vigorous
mealures 70 prevent the RuGians from Pading
through the Imperial territory.
The gazette., 1799-04-08

memorial IN hich he dcmqnded If ne K;r. r.
Sardinia, tho aid Of ID ooo men nror,,r II k]
the treaty of alliance with France. and tb-,0.
ting Of the arlenal If Turin IN the n~,r-r N Il.
Republic. The Cour. o. Turin o. Welding 70
theie demands. and Teprefen.i1g thl, tine was
necedary 70 colle9 iuch BODY Of men. and ~
danger Of inlurredon # Piedmont was a,iones
Of troops and The Court having II tbc nm
time, bY the way Of precaution, provided N.
arienal with tIo9ps-the French rerir,s4 III
the sd, itcOnd Memorial. requiripp =, go
tive anfwer IN 74 hours. In the ;nte'i,, o.
Braflis iuddsnly arrived at Turin from P.r;-
brought new orders 10 the Ambarador ,rI -
another order deprived Gen. NJ n.rd rF III III
command OF the French gauifon, al ,b- c,t,J.i
Of Turin, with an Injunction to quit TpGn i
threa hours. -
Gen. Bralis took the command act.rn,---
conferences with Priocca. the Kings MINI
the rciult was, that the KIM MUST ,enor,a'
the government Of Piedmont, aud quit Turn
for Sardinia.
On thc 9Th Dec. Cen. Joubert in a vioI.r,
proclamation aganf the Court of Turin. a.
ncunced the entrance # he French armv !.
Piedmont, Tie oh he atdref. a another ~.
c!anation % the Pedmoutole army, ard invited
K 70 unie with the French at the fame Tine
he French troops entered Piedmont on everv
ide, fc'zsd the a'org places, and ddarmed the
Piedmont garr!ons. Itwas only al Alexandra
Ind Turn, that any o7Foftion was to be ex-
'at'ed but none took place and wherever
ne tieN'h entered they planted the tree of Lib.
rly' and proclaimed he PIetmentele Republic.
SenetsI Joubart lefc Milan he 18th December
''r alexandria, aad from tLence 10 Turin
Al the foreign MniRers had Quilted this CITY
oefore.