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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26
THE MAN OF HONOR
Il tarious Neabolftau Anecaote.

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At Naples there was very particular man
of honor, whole name was Bandoli he was
the NOT defpcrate bravo Of his time and it was
iaid that he hal with his own hand dispatched
upwards of eighty pcrlons by affirmation, for
that was the protection he got his bread by
He made ufe occsGonally of paol, faord, poig-
nard, and itilctto, but he formed to potion any
one he was hired to make way with, allcdging
that there was fomething unmanly in it. That
it was not an aaion any perfon fhould be guilty
of, and that it was as much beneath bravo
TO turn poifoncr, as it would be for regular
bred phyician TO commence quaek doctor.
Two Neapolitan gentlemen quarrcllcd one
evening at an anambly, and according to the
honorable cufom of the times, each fent fepa
rately for Bandoli, and gave him fifty piaolcs
a piece to make quick work with each other
The Ian man he dispatched as foon as he had
paid him, and then returned to the frG perion,
who on hea:ing Bandol relate how he had
slaughtered his sdveriary, commended the bra
vo greatly for his dexterity in his bulineis.-
Yes, Sir, replied Bandoli, every one who
employs ma fhall always find me punaual, for
/ am man of honor, Sir, and to convince you
that l would not forfeit it, the gentleman whom
have jua fent home, by your own order, gave
me fifty piaoles to make an end of you now
l, although he is dead, and cannot call me to
an account for not doing what he employed
ne in, yet am 70 much man of homer, that
| fccrn to be guilty of a breach of promiGe 20
any gentleman he then thruR his fsilet,o
deep into the others breait. r,..4.. fIt.. 81.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26
From The Newyork Gazette.

Communication on the Cow Pox.
WE have already given an accoun.
of DrS. Jenner and Peerlon's publica.
ton on the Cow-Pox, which tended TO
eifablilh the important fact, that thole
who have had that difeafe, which never
proves fatal, and which may always be
70 managed as never to dishgure the pa.
tent, are not capable of afterwards TAX
ing the fmall-pox infcetion---a fact.
which, if properly followed up, pro-
mites fair to exrirpate the latter difeafe,
to which more have fallen victims than
to the peililence itlelf. Drs. Peerfon,.
Jenner, and Woodvile, with zeal that
does them great honor, have fince be-
flowed much attention and labour in
afcertaining by proper trials, how far it
is prudent to perfevere in fublfituting a
diieafe that has hitherto appeared no
ways dangerous, for one that 70 often
proves mortal and, we are happy to
add, with a fuccels equal to the mott
fanguins expectations that could have
been formed In coniequence of which
the following circular letter has been adj
drelled TO the gentlemen of the faculty:
ZeieJv.Sguars, Ma,ed IL, 1898.
Sra, cse
{HoPEyOs si7 pardon me fer taking TIE Liberty
to igfSrm you, BY nay Of additional eridenee to IL
f5fimenies bupe lind on tie Elit7 Of tie Cosv
Pos, bat ep1uavds foas bpadred and Es,y paarnt,,
from tavo sureksto torty years Of ape principally ia
fants. baux been iaaenla.ed aee TIE .1Oenfieb If ia
auary lgQ, BY DR.. Woadoilt, and myEy Eparatsly.
I )gaA, at prsSnt, only communicate he faiosuiag
oIjsrvaiioni - .-s
1. MOI one mortal co)s ceeuryed-a. Not orc oil
The patient, euGi eoyGdt,rd TO Be dangeroy/y M-3.
Akbo The extreme eaft efbe IeDere Kind, 7ubeb ord
Marty occur in TIE fame number efess IN the iueeaa.
ted fnaH pax, did NOT occur IN The obooe Sraase
and abo many Of fbr fatentf ervn mere Ggbtyl
dJordersd rifxtiosa yet The aUbaie amonnf IF fle1
eosatuioaal ans6 emed to be ar rsat a, IN TIE FAME
number Of patients in The inssxlaied fuaY pox.-4.I
None Of fbs patients (nome5, about .frtyJ hitherto
inoeaafed sr e lmaRpox, JuJfqaenty to The vaeeine
dsals. took The inflsiou.-s One Of tie mef impor.
tam a6t If, that The local ags5on in The iaoeu1fsl
part, The aSbo!s, qvas l eogfdtrabie, and Of 5an
sr da,atioa fbanm TIE inoeuiated lnaH pox.-6 6. IL I
many efh5s CAFES er1ptions tbe body appeared, me
.f qvbieb could not be daiagm5sd frem the maH posi-
IboO- jsm The matter Of TIE eoa0 por PRIZE on rel
thread fnclettd in order yoa aaproos ef6s iss3.,
70 isseula,e ruf6 IL, and Iintreat y,uso favorr ne
ro;ib bs refill Of yohr tri4L Bur mgf froabk ysl
70 aepy tie sa Of inseaIasizg avi'd uari0uf n,asr
TO The vaceiv dtord-. = z
haze tie homer ,o5e, Sc. Sc. 4
TX G. PETERSON. Z
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26
CHRONOLOGY

Agreeably to an act of Britiih parli-
amcnt patied p4th Geo. ii. I7sI, the
year 1890 will not be reckoned BIZ
textile, or Leap Year, but will be COM
puted common year coniilting ofthree
hundred and -fixty-hve days only !:
Februarynext will, in confequence, con-
fit of twenty eight days only, making
thereby difference of twelve days be-
tween the old and new Files. This
difference of the two titles will continue
throughout the whole of the 10Th CEN
fury, in order that The Vernal or Spring
Equinox may be fixed on or near the
aft of March yearly as it happened at
the time of the General Council of
Nice, anno 325. 3.
In Hamilton Moore's Navigation,
there are two diltina table of the fun's
declination for the year 1900; one of
which is calculated for Leap Year,
and the other for a common Year
From which it appears he felt it an un-
certainty whether the year 1900, would
be accounted Leap Year or not; as
far as refpeGed other countries.-In the
United States the quefion is not deter
mined As a uniformity in the compu-
putation of time, is of importance, it is
luppofed Congrefs will take up the fub-
jet in their next fefion.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26
DISCOVERY.

Extra7 ETA letter from Germany.
CA curious difcovery has been made
in the Prullian territory. Mr.. Richard,
the prefent director of the Prullian aca-
DENY of arts and licences, a celebrated
chymiit, has difcovered, or rather veri-
fed a difcovery of MargrGE, who's alto
great chymif at Berlin, that Sugar
may be made, very good, and in great
quantity, from that fort of Beet, CON-
monty called Scarcity Root, Mangola in
German, which foreigners took for
Mangel Scarcity. 1t is Beta alDima
Bsekmanni, not in Linneus. They have
cultivated the root above century in
great abundance for the cattle. The cx-
pertinent is made in upper Saxony and
in Brunfwic with fueceis. 1t is ealy, fate
and cheap, & in the prefent icarcity OF
Mufcovado fugar, they think they could
eaGly fupply the Pruliian country"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26
From the (Neryoik, Spectators
Trae Idea tffbs POj0a Of 1sllo4o FsUn

IF sxeremsntitiou, and psryba6le things
corrupt in the cellars of a houie or for1
in either of the wards of the city Of
Newyork, it is allowed on all hands |
that the exciting caufe of malignant fe1
yer may be produced. This has hap1
pened thoufand times in NewyorkI
and in every city in America. NowI
is not the bold Of a @ie, HER CELLAR
in which fuch things as are ufually pu1
into cellars on b5ore,. are. itored-whd
lhould not the cellars Of @ips becom3
foul and pealential like other cellars
IF people go down into poifonous cell
lars, whether on Ibip-board or on 6oH
it is very much like defending. int
qUelzs, vats and ejqerns, filled with venI
omous and deadly air. Human being
are frequently killed by going into u
tbsIe b0LaS OF abomination and naltinelI
But the difemper produced is not CONF
municahlc from man TO man in any 4
thefe cafes. A perfon may inhale p4
thence or get blaa of Infection fr01
any of thofc fources of mitchell az
potion but the dilemper TOPS thsf
and is not communicable to anotnl
perlon by morbid Jteretion eff esnfaga
matter, but merely thro the agsnty
common corruption or pHfrsfaaion. Puf
fly your lhips, then, qObieb are anar
manufactures efpe)fiienee, and you VI
have lels alarm about Imported 2sIr |
Fevsr. But do not think that they !
clean by being merely pumped ont
fvoked ous--No fuch thing. Ships 70 :
be cleaned as houfes are cleaned;
evs1y q00man knoq0s boz that is d'ns.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26

rs. 5,.pi.s paragraphs tatrn ro~ late Irjs Paper
"Traveers fhould be careful to deliver theif Lssgagf
70 proper perlons a, Gen lsan few days hnee. on
aiehtine from Stage Coach enrufted his WJs with
Granger and he has not heard of her fnce -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26

THERE is but one fold pleafare in lite,
and tina, is our duty. How mferable then,
how unwiie, how objectionable are they, who
make that pain.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26

IN the northern parts of Scotland the people
| i believe the doctrine of wizards, fpe6res and
magic ipells. An Engliih gentleman of fortune,
had purchafed and removed to large etate in
thofe parts: He took with him an old and
indultrious tenant, who by prudence & economy,
was able TO live beyond the reach Of real want |:
The gentleman had an only daughter, and his
tenant fon of the fame age They were in love
with each other, and vowed eternal eonfancy !;
The father of the lady dicovered their intimacy,
drfnilIed hi, tenant, and confined his daugter
he went farther; he infled on her marrying
the Con of ncghboring lord, and fixed the
wedding day: few days previous to which,
clothes of the tenants fon were found by the eide
Of large river, with letter in one Of his
pockets, indicating that as his life had become a
burden, he had concluded to REIGN it BY :hrow.
ing himfef in that river. When the wedding
day arrived, the gueRs aG:mbled, and jua
before the marriage was to be blea by the priea,
Jingle chaife drove up to the door with a
black covering, on which was painted the moi
terrifying and hdeous figures, the horfe being
of the fame complexion, and out hoped
black and horrible fpedre, with a long tail'
large hooking horns and cloven foot, and ruth
ING into the apartment with difnal yels'
feizing the intended bride, exclaiming in an
awful voice, "by the death Of tie tenants ion,
thou al, mine: and hurrying her to the chaife,
drove Of with great fpeed. In vain were the
hrick, and fruggles of the lady in vain did
the atl aed father call on his gueas and ferv.
ants to prevent the fpeare's forcing her away
the faperaition Of the people operated violently,
they all took to their heels. and left the difeon
fola,e gentleman uncomfortable. Six months
elapred when h. received the following letter
by mail.
Sra,
Your daughter fhall be reaored to you in
three weeks, provided you will permit her to
marry the man Of her choice: if not, you will
never hear of her riore--Scnd your aniwer
Immediately to the pot Office, directed to the
Burning Spirit.
Yours, &c.
DEVIL"
The gentleman returned ibis anf.vsr !!
My daughter fhall marty the man fhc ehoof
cs, provided fhe is returned in three weeks.
! G-------L"
To .Ie Buss,so SpiRIr.
The lalt day of the three weeks arrived, but
no tidings of his daughter his hopes were
linking into defpair when behold at eveuing his
dauahte. and the tenants fon fuddenly appear.
ing kneeiing before him.
They Acknowledged they had concerted the
plan which was traniaetcd at the intended wed.
ding the fpearc was the tenants fon, and tho
lady affixed in the deception.
The Joy of the family was exceiiiv: f; they
were forgiven. the old tenan, was ient for and
reao-ed the young couple were married and
happiness crowned the proceeding prcfpeas.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26

Every man fhould mind his own buin'
for, he, who torments himfelf with other
pies good or i'll fortune, will never be at rev
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20
AMsTERDAM. on. :.

In the aGtion OF the 2d, we took ro7
thighsandcrs, who have been fent 70 T.
3'recht, There have JUL arrived 100 other
spriionara. Within two days 1900 French
troops have Pafed this city, on their way to
jihe armies.
The Engliih are msRera of Lenncr, and
siavs taken pot IN Friielsnd fr8ia Whence
they can eadly march to this city by land.
ave are, however, continually a work
son the batteries upon the dyke at Naer-
sden.
The Grea,ea lofo in .he BATH. oe the I'd.
He'll on the French and the mol bar, o.
.the officers of gegeral Brune's Gsts, have pc
i-li1ed' Some corps were cal OF, 70 tina,
DC iOundations ordered by us, have beer
more fatal TO Us than 10 the enemy. we
swere beginning TO fet Il watcr-nills an
work, but the Engi;h hare Get them on Gre
'vith their artillery.
The enemy entered AlSma1r, the I'd
- a. o; E .-is7.-' 4f,~....-, !
I've learR, that The Mead qusrsees Of general
6rune bas beer transferred from Bcye,wick
go Harlem from whence they will be -e,i
smoved here ihould the enemy advances anyI
Further. The Englih Head quarters we
glearn are at Alkmaar and fone of their
troops have advanced TO the neigAbourhood
iof Harlem. The batteries which the En-
sih erected on the Dunes in The action Of,
.thc ID, made great deitru6ion among the
French.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20
Affairs On the Rhine.
SWARLA. 06eJsr ?.

The main body Of the army Of the Arch.
ilauke, has arrived at Donauicbiug en-. /,
Us expected that his Royal Eliaha.!s W.
make an attack OF the Gde of Babe.
The french have evacuated Auenhein
near hehl; 5000 nen who were ,bere
have gone 10 otraiburg the Aparians i'm
.5 M, took Poiieiiion Of the poa.-
lhe French are making movements. % i
go penetrate iato the Briigaw, BY the fd
1t 70 not expected that MaGeua win adj
iSSn1s from Zurich, towards the LIZ y
= onhance, aud the Rhine, While he h.
siueh bodies Of enemies III his rear.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20

The news refpeaing z. M. Su~7rrow.
are eentradiaofy. By that from Feldkirch,
.itwoold ieen thgrhe had joined the corps Of
general Pe,rarich, after having beaten a d..
3siiio9 Of French troops, and killed and made
spriioncTs Of 2cco, who was actually advsnc
jug in Switzerland, on the other fi.ie--
4 The other account 10 from Auibourg, datcd
sOct. Z, as ioilows--.'S We have tbs dsy ,e.
sceiyed by an extraordinary mene,gcr IN,
3important news, that MARTIAL SuwarToW. or
Fshc 18th Sept. euicred Luccrne Oh. can
sston we iuPPoic Is iuteuded) with his sruv
sand that nc wss preparing to march asa:af
sBcgae. The inhabitants Of the Iale can
stons al join him. Orders have been feo
s.to The Gdiious. at 2hinthal, and Schsg.
.thanlso, f0r the troops to adyacce, Gese
sral Eariakow, on tic 18th Sept. has
conference at Schafhaufen, with eencrs
g NsneudoriF and EIenmaier. On ,6e 20,
3a heavy cannonede was heard near Rayeyl
1sboarg."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20

8 ?ecrarich, who commands the diyiEon @
.iotze was aill on the goth, at 81. Cab
body of troops have paGed the lake o
I CoRitance, and The Rhine. Gen. Korfa-
Flows RGi!Iasl bead quarters are al Eeli
al, upon the right bank of the Hhne
Some bodies of French tru5ps advanced be
ween the lcparated armies, and progreaed
10 the iubulbs of SchaiYl,aufcn, Winterthtr,
.fraaenteld, and fone even 10 Conllance
put they are not numerous.
Il 10 believed Martial Suwarrow vii!
AXE immediately chief command at Esli-
,iau.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20

At g O'Clock, P. NJ. This BRIDE over
.the Rhine, which was taken up ycljerday
morning, viii be thrown over to night, and
poe corps oS general Peirarlch, Whole head
quarters have been at B'egenz, IS to ad-
'7aace in hare, as he has been apprized
that generals Jei!achich and Aufenbcrq,
have united with MARTIAL Suwarrow. who
was advancing into The heart of Switzerland.
.tle already occupiss Lucerne.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20
VIENNA, October :.

1hc Court Gazette OF this mornirq
contains the following authentic details /:
1ie PRINCE OF kohan has informed III,
imperial raaiciiy, that on the z8tb Sem.
me eue'ny,, TO the number Of 5000 adranc.
ed to Domo e'cijcla, to attack fus potion
st Vcgogns, I nc Prince not expecting ic
lofmid@ols a lorce, was necslitated 10 re-
treat out on the 21d, he unexpectedly
"t'eGFea the enemy with various iuccsis
and having recommended the battle on IN,
$50 'He enemy was completely beaten an.
driven beyond Siplp.ou 70 Bic. in RI
" aiais, wiach lat pace the Prince has oe-
.cuPied. The Cadft Hagen, who brgp.. r,
che diiPatches, eRinates the los Of Ihf
french at between 3 and 1900 men. l'h,,
iGaeet' the Prince writes. entered hatte,y
.oi the enemy, aat wiki his own hant tool.
tAe 'andArd' which he bore 10 his Impelia.
laaiefly.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20
SCEAFFHAUsEN. Sect. 20.

We have not received intelligence from
Zurich, fince thar city has been occupied
ny the French 4; and we have no Knowledge
.oi the articles of capitalization. Many OF
.;hc Kuidaa wounded officers and iol,iers
ARE nero, who in the retreat lo!t fon,c Of
Their baggage. In tbe council ofwar, held
.yel5erSay, By generals ILoca,ow, Nau-
'n4ofii ard Kiennlaier, il was refolved, that.
Sh The tu'ian and Auarian troops, in
ta's Sicinlty, Aloud irmediaJeiy adj.
vance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20
ZWCLL, OG. 6.

The EueGfh having made theul!c'ver
matters OF all the coats Of the Zuider Zee,
IN Friie!snd and CucIdcrs, have FUN
'noued the city OF IIaJerwick to furren
Der,
] his day we hear live'y canoonadc.
Our lois in the battle of The I'd, has no.
yet been accurately aicertatned, and ",
nave had no official account on the fus-
jea.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20
Occurrences III s sisseriand.

"Onrhe 23d in tSe morning, gen. Hotze
twas informed, that the French had crorIso
l,he Linth; bur as he did not fear ferrous
attack, nor conceived the danger to be 60
9great as it really was, he mounted hrs hohe
accompanied by fome huGars, col. Pluuket,
'the lieut.. col Of the huiIars Of the froctiers
and Tome adjutants, at TX in the morning,
sand proceeded TO the advanced po& be,weea
sSchannis and Kallenbrunn to reconnoiire
Suddenly theyGaw themfeves flirrounded by
,the enemy, who fired upon them with final,
farms, A corporal, who was preient ard
3who was 10 fortunate az TO cut hi, way thro'
ltays, that he had Teen Gen. Hotze fall from
;his horfe, and that he was found dead m a
ditch the day following that Col. Plunkc;,
and the Colonel Of the frontier huTars, had
ialio been Killed. - he enemy afterwards
made violent attack, carried the bridge at
3Grunan, where they took poa. AZ niue
O'Clock, three battalons Of Kufians undsr
the command of the Prince Of Wirtemburr,
arrived from Rapperlchwi, who formed the
.bridge from Grunau TO Ulznach, withou,
firing lhot. But the enemy, reinforced
by frelh troops, renewed the attack, and
forced the Ruaiaas, by heavy gra Not
fire, to quit that poR again, on which occa-
zion, belideo the privates, col lieut. col.
.and II officers were killed, and Rattan
general wounded. Should no fuccours ar
Rive from Zurich, Cen. Hotze's column
iwill be forced to retreat 10 the Rhine.
" Afternoon The unfortunate death of
3Cen. Hotze Teens a6tua}y TO have been fol-
Sowed by general retreat, Field martial
siieut dc GrVber 10 arrived here this nooaent
i@ith the war chancelry and trealury. The
Smilria in Voralberg has been ordered 10 ar
sIemblc, and 20 march Immediately, to occu
10y the frontiers on the Rhine.
s "Six in TIC evening RDGisn9 have
gallo been defeated near Zurich, ard forced 10
fretreat; Zurich is cain occupied by the
%French. This afternoon the head quartefs
3iof our troops were aill at St. Cal and the
ltro6ps at the diaance Of mile and half.
sAs they are not in fufficient force, it is fear
.sed they 'yiIl be obliged to retreat acrols to
z rhine"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20

AFpcpEei, YVES very fatiguiug. After IL
good news which ias arFiyed of tue PIC
.rcis Of MARTIAL Suw-rrow in the iouth Of
Switzerland, CeueraIa PeAarGch ard Cru
Der are preparing to advance BY the Rhin-
I;hal.
The French appeared the z9,h bsfor,
,ion'rance, bit were driven therefrom tkt
aan1e day. It net martial Suparlow
sho has arrived 'tldkirch, oa reported /;
autir is general JeNscaich. The Frenchl
ave been IN tie eayiroEs Of S.. Cali, bad
a tnch iHaal namters, as sally to be dii-l
5eried.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20
The General of Brigpt-. Rotation, Chi
OF the StaS, TO ths iJiniiter OF War.
Tad lgarftrf, -'l,ar 7gyef, oa95er

= @]l'i| - s'''e'Nt T. ~9fi f.yEE' O'iv'e' s.
] The great affairs G. scnerclay preven,ed
su,e from writing to Our left wing
saads pars Of thc ~ .ssv attacked at :
,o'c'ask n en- -npss,;a og. enemy's for
,ce9, which were den ~ Cur columns
sl,oweTer pisint1Erd ile.r poisions all day.
he great fuperiority q iht sayn,y allowed
them to advance grsst part OF their army
'llong the !hore, p7otea 4 by The FIRE ofthei,
IvelIels near D'Egr'atrc % zee. We re-
l-1ained in poHeHon Ct chs petition and Of
That of Bergen TIL nigh, overlook Us. This
morning the general n cI'icf, who forefaw 4
.nrw attack, though %. proper to wait
with fatigued troops, a '5enger enemy. II.
IN coniequence, orde.el rretrezt, which was
.msae in the grease1 or.er. The troops are
this moment arrived IL tiisir new petitions,
land there is no attack 20 fear.
The camp Of 5egG--1'c! which is very
concentrated and Favcla'l's, viii put US in o
Rate to attack as foon Il ,ar reinforcsmen,s
ARE arrived.
The divifion OF Gene DaendeIs. which
;rnain,ainsd it(tlf in its u ion duyins the
.corbat, made its letrcas 3 Parmereudo and
lMonnikendanl from w aoe it covers Am
laerdam, and takes from : III inqn' tude Tor
itliat GGe,
The enemy,mua have Uttered extremely
10 the engagr ment Of = day. We have
made more than one hur !fci prifoncrs, a.
lmoog which are three Offers. The gene.
rails of diViiion having no pet been able To-
give me an account, l an obliged to delay
making you more cis.ur iantial report.
aDSTALLON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20

sgs
RS ~ az csa DC lee.iiisd l9rp ,o,. 4y,-o,
.a1is ai'd uniaverabie accounts OF the Ia {,
,eYen'S IN a"itzsrIaud, it appears that boil
.drmes attacked, on the fame day, al d,..e,.
sent pd'nt0, according to different plans. ape
swith various but mutual f4ccels. The con.
.ie4uepce' can aionc decide the yietorv :
" "i:l' however, grant all poiTb!e hccsl
20 Maiiena, and let him ialeiy purn,. h..
s~cioties near Uznach and Zurich tovard.
th- Kane, and the lake OF Coa.ance-. Foo,
5Teapwned Generals are at his heels. wb,
5m7y N ali probability b,i9g his army be
sstwecn. Two tireS - But fuppoiina the yyori
got CHANGES 20 bstal the Aq.tro- 4 1fiaos. an,
tthe mot favorable for the Preach t;encr.,,
we cannot find any advantage for nina !,
las lait victory, b;ch tended oeiy to weas
zen IN j comfortable degree, his e,hau,te,
forces. -''N'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o.. :.

Tire Auarians are advancing from FIELD.
Ikirch. The Auerian col. Lauer, has OF
lacked the French ia Gia.is, beaten them
Iand taken 1900 priiorers, aud two taud.
'ards. The Auarian generals arc to msrei
.lgaina the left wing Of the Freach, Will
.Snwarrow takes them Ia the rear By 81
'Gothard.