Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-18
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been taken on the eighteenth, and tie allie, II Is
added, had entered Genoa on the z 4 uit. at
which time an Eoglfh fqaadron was ctuiiing
before ihat city.
A letter from The commander of the DanIih
naval force in the Mediterranean, contains The
dilaqreeabe intelligence, that the Dey OF In
poli has declared war aganit the lianic Towns,
Hamburger, I.ubeck, ard BIemen- and that
Tripoline colfair has already captured Oft All
cant. two Danfh lhips. and fent them to 1nnis
nrder the pretence of their cafgoss being liam
burg property.
In the palace Of Tippoo Sab, 10 Seringapa-
tam. was found a treaty he concluded with The
French. which is ient home by the Governor
General. In this is Reputation, that IiPpoo
ibould divide with the enemy the Englih hips
that jhould be captured, and alto the different
feanorts on the COATS of Malabar and German
del.
We have great reafon TO believe that the Chou
ans are again in great force and very active,
Though fscret preparations are making IN Ger
rain ouatter. for powerful iuecour TO be lent
| them.
The Directory have publiihed throughout
| paris Proclamation, in which they endeavour
70 alarm the people with the idea OF the return
| of Royalty. In this proclamation, both the
danger and the exhortaton TO provide agalnit IT.
are dated in the mott general terms. he Di
reefory, however, do not appear to rely tor the
fupporr of their authority merely on Their pow
iers OF Cancellation.
Letters from Venice aare, that concalve IS
70 be held either in that city Padua, tor the e
!lsaion of new Pope.
No lefs than three or tour candidates are
mentioned for this dignity
By the Thetis 1oop Of war, which arrived az
Plymouth on Tuef5ay from Minorca, after
/ very 1a,r naGage. we are informed that re-
mort was circulated there, and generally believ-
"a thar Buonaparte had at latt surrendered to
Sir sydney Smith. From many circumstances,
] i was thought very probable, and what had
.lonp been expected there TO take place.
PARIS, SEPT. 4.
On the fifteenth of laf month, nineteen
nreas were rnt off from the prfon of Lyons
Tor Olerop in four carts, with chains about their
neeks.
| A letter from Touloufe Gates, tina: column
| of rebels which took refuge at ST. Clar de
Lomagne, a fmai town near Leetoure, has been
cut to pieces The Republicans were not
fatisGed with victory, but put to death the men,
women, and children of the village, and then
burnt the place.
SEPT. 5.
The Directory has ordered the editors and
printers Of the following journals to be arraed ;
Bulletin official DIES Armees Coaliiees, Id Parih
lenne. La Ouotidienne, lie Courier dc Paris, lie
Democratic, lie Mirror, La Feuille du Jour, lie
NeceiIaire. Les Hommcs Libres, lie Grondeur,
and lie Defenleur de la Patrie.
4 It is faid that we too have iecret expedition
II ded Inv Ter
nadotte.
| The anniversary of the 4th September, wa
celebrated this day in the Deeadary Ten Piles
and in the Champ de Mars. Seyes, the pre
dent of the Directory, pronounced an harrangus
upon the occaiion. -
! On the preceding evening the Directory iiiu-
ed another order, the object OF which was &c
apply the law Of The S.h September, to the pro
Iproprictors and editors OF the journals aTrelted
yederday. The place OF their ban'ihment Il
Oleron. They are allowed two months to re-
pair thither, in conformity OF the law OF the 9Th
September 1898; and thoie who fhaii moi
within that time make their declaration, are tc
be placed on the lit OF emigran's.
Il IS Delmot,e who commands at Brett IL
the abfence of Bruix.
Macdonald is at this moment at Paris, and
has already had a conference with the Min'itel
War.
4 EpiNBvRcH, Sept "a.
By the Londsn Gazette inherited in the fore
going columns of this paper, our readers will
fee that Parliament, which had been Prorogu'
ed to the 7elh of October, is now called 'o
meet on Tuefday the ,4th of this month.
Various conje6ures are ahoat reiPeetlng the
capfe which has produced this unexpected
1 80 1aH
: has the following remarks uponit:
This fudden and unexpected meafure has
/ made very itrong mpreihon on the pubic
mind and has occafioned comfortable tall OF
the Rocks, iince it is afcribed TO Tome important
movement in the cabinets of the coaticed pow
{ crs, upon which our Miniters do not enooie 60
|. | aa without the concurrence of Parliament.
I We have good reafon, however, for believing,
Il LIZ ok.. &c thie afiire is TO pe( a