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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
From tie YjQula, Sept 10.

His imperial majeay Of Rufia has RATED
field Marfhal count Suwarrow to the dignity OF
prince of the empire. farnamed "the ltai-
ian." The following is the imperial Dukafe
To perpetuate TO the remotee pofterity the
memory of the achievements of our general
6eldmarhal Suwarrow Rymniiby, who at the
head of our victorious armies, aud thole OF the
emperor Of Germany has, within four months
delivered all Italy from ito impious conquerors.
and refored kingdoms and legal inltitu,ions.- -
10 give mark of our fa,isfaclion before the
whole world, we have conferred on him., the
general 6sldmarihal count Suwatrow Rymnii-
ky, the high dignity of prince of the Ruflan
empire, with the title Of the Italian. 1t Is our
pleaiure that the dignity be hereditary to 81!
his fucceaors, male and female. and that he be
ard fgn himfelf-1'he Italian prince, count
Suwarrow Rymnfay. 3ss
(Sgned, PAUL.
Pasvlsqs&i Asgsqs, 1898"
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A6airs in Italy.
nAmBuxcH, srrr, IS.

Tor,ona, which capitulated on the a,d OF
Angua, was to farrender on the nth infant,
;f tie saryiIsn vas not reiievsd BY that lime. At
tempts for this purpoie have been feveral times
made by the French, and as often fruitrated.
HoRases having been reeiprocally exchanged
the furrender Of this important fortreis has IN
all probability, taken place ere now.
The news Of III. furrcnder OF the citadel OF
Perugia, IS miles from Rome, was brought to
Florence by exprefs on the goth ult. The gar
rifon, who are p-iloners Of war, were toll pro
yided with two months proviion, bsiides can
non and ammunition.
The gssnd army Of Suwarrow was IN its for
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affairs near the Rhine.
mANHEIM, SEPT. =,


Lar pignt the bombardment of Philipfburg
commenced. The roaring Of cannon lated,
almoG uninterupredly, from II at night till 9
o'clock in the morning, 6nce which, however,
but few fhots have been fred.
From tie Upper Rhine, SEPT. 10.
The following is the luminous which the
French fenr to count Salm, Commandans Of
Philpfburg.
"sIR,
"The fortrefs, Whole defence isentrulfed to
you, is attacked from every fide, and its block
ads is covered by numerous army. Every
thing is ready to crufh you and the garrilon un
der its ruins. In the name of humanity, call
on you to furrender the fortrefs OF PhPiburg
to tlc French troops, to prevent the fhcdding
of human blood, and your inevitable ruin.
grant you two hours to conGder it, after the
expiration Of which, fhall only be guided BY
the law of force Greeting and refpeet.
(signed) LAROCHa, Ssusraisf Divdfas,
ss~"a"disg tie Ilasisss # Ps1iesMg."
The commandane returned the following
anfwer:
general,
oYour luminous, which have jua received,
can only anfwer as becomes man ofhonour
and an old folder that is, fhall do my duty,
and employ all the means in my power to de.
feat the attack which you inform me you intend
TO make.-l allure you: General, Of my perfect
eReem. q
tSigned) Cousr DE SALm,
Sept. ~. Lieut.. Gen.
The Archduke Charles has tent the following
letter to Count Salm, Commandant Of Philips
burg, dated head quarters, Etzwelhingen, Sep.
TENDER 49,
81 have received your letter of yeaerday, in
which you informed me Of the 6ege of the tor.
trefs Of Philipiburg being raifed. ! ha&en to
exprefs to you my entire fatisfaetion and ap.
plaufe of the brave and dilfinguifhed defence
which you have made, and beg you will thank
| the brave officers and carlton in my name
i This able and glorious defence proves that
have made the happiea choice in filing tina,
poa, and fully utilities the high opinion which
| had, during the whole war, of your grca,
military lxiil. A'eourier is juR letting off to
recommend you and your brave garriion to his
| Imperial Msieiy, and am convinced that he
will be highly fatisficd with your behaviour.
expect a full account of the whole of your
proceedings, with anxiety, which, am per
periuaded, will be a lalting monument of the
deeds ofthe brave garriiou in the annals Of the
prefsnt war.
(Sigoed) CHARLES, Arehdake.'
The lois nj the French before Philipibrrg
according to the aatement Of their own priion
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ers, amounis to nearly 1000 men the gar
fen ioll NOT more than 50.
Movemeni5 effbe Arebdukc, Ge.
pARMsrApr, sEPT.IQ.

DARMsTADT, sEPrt.Io.
The grand plan of the Archduke Charles to
hift the theatre of war to the left banks If the
Rhine, deselopes itfslf rapidly. AT the mo
ment the French feared that the archdrke
would attempt TO turn MAIZENA, from the ,fids
of Donaueiehingen flor which purpofe he had
fent fome of BIS troops to Bailey he rapidly
broke up in f,ur columns towards the Neckcr.
quite in an oppoGte direction. The fra of
theft columns is already in the pergarahe,
forming iemiclrelc, which extends to within
three miles of Mannheim, and from thence TO
Bruehfal and Durlaoh. In neither of thefe
points the French would make ltand. Ii is
generally believed, that the Archduke will crofs
the Rhine bur it is not known in which quar-
ter. Great quantities of pontoons follow his
army.
FRANKFORT, SEPT. ~.
A'conhdsrable part of the French army has
recroned The Rhine near Mannheim. Four thou
iand men, under command Of the Ceoeral o
Dvifon Laval, entered Mentz lat night,
where the commander in chief, Muller is ALTO
arrived. II i, feared that the armed pendants
might be attacked before the arrival OF ths
AuRrians. They are about 1000 men Rrong,
and ready to meet the enemy. The Archduke's
head quarters are expected to arrive to day in
the neighborhoodf of Heidelberg, fiom VII
loch.
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RnEa g Denmark ,aimef at sOar.

All Danilh veGels have been forbidden to
enter into any of the Rudian ports, and thofe
already entered are ordered to depart in four
teen days--which is certainly the forerunner
of an open rupture between the two courts.
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FRANCE
ssp ssrIs,sspr. 70.


FRANCE. BavssrLs,sErT. Io.
The Executive Directory has ordered the
formation of an army, TO extend between the
Meufe, the vecht, Diet, Harenthals, and Ant
werp. This army viii be called theArmy Of the
North; its right wing will be covered BY the
Scheldt its left by the Meufe..
General 'Iilley, commander in chief 10 the
Nine Departments, is appointed commander OF
this army, under the orders of Gen. Brune.
Engineers have been already to examine the
petition, and to trace out the camps. New
magazines will be eRablihed at Maehricht,
Liege, and in the citadel of Antwerp, for this
army. A regiment Of dragons, feveral corps
Of infantry, and company of artillery, have
been embarked for Rotterdam. Tive regi-
ments Of Dragons have been ordered from
hence for General Brune's army.
Letters from the Rhine announce that the
Auifrians and peafants have croisd the Nidda
at feveral points, and have obliged the French To
recrofs that river.
1t appears by the difpoiitions Of the enemy,
that he intends to unite a corps of twenty
thoufand men with the people of the country of
Mentz,. and thereby caufe cur Generals to
de,ach force to the left bank of the Rhine and
thus he hopes, that we ihall be obliged to
fsnd part Of the forces defined for Holland to
the Rhine.
Orders are received at Luxembourg, an3'
feveral other places where there are magazines
of warlike ftores, TO f.nd to Mentz one hundred
Wagons with all forts of provilicns for that
forlrefs.
All the veiIels and fmall Hoops in the ports
Of Holland have been put in requihtion,
to carry tn. wounded Preach troops to our
hofpitzls.
On the 18th arrived here the Marquis of
Musquiz, SpaniGh envoy extraordinary to the
court of Berlin he Is going to fucceed the Che
valier Axara at Paris.
All the troops in our neighboring depart
ments, and on the coats, are marching for
Batavia.
Bergcn.op-Zoom, Breda, Boisle Duo, Grave,
and Other arong places, are putting in tate OF
defence, Len the Angle Rudians fhould make
the conquea Of Batavia.
A great number of Dutch officers, of the
Princes party, after the conquea Of Holland BY
the French, retired into Belgium /: they have now
fet off, il Is faid, for Weaphalia, to join the
Stakeholder. !.
General Van der Duyn, who rchded at Bruf.
fels, fet OF with fach precipitation, that he did
nor get his pafport
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Latelt Foreign News.

Received BY arrivals at P5Radtlpbia,
BeROn g Saiem. from Hdm5wg, eoitb
TIE papers ef that fity TO Sept. Is.
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-A50ukr retaksn BY Baonaparfs.
coNsrASrISorLE, Au6 "a.

We have received the dilaarceable intel
ligence, that KioGc Muaapha Paeha has been
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ALxmAAR, Sept. 10

a o'clock r. M at the departure OF the poa)
Tits certain that 1000 Ruflans, wounded and
prifoners, have already been brought in here,
without reckoning the killed. who are iaid to
be innumsrable the Engliih ieem all TO keep
in the rear, we have hitherto fen only one
brought in here a colonel of the Rulians, who
is wounded, occupies your chamber. l have
been this moment adured upon good authority,
chat our right wing has alto begun to aef on
the whole can allure you that this day will be
very different from the 10th; | think there are
about 600 Ruaians in the great church; 40
pieces Of cannon have already been taken, fome
Of which have even been brought here.
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HAmBvacH, SEPT. i6.

The next grand Ruaian army, mentioned
fome weeks ago, is to coniiR of ieventy thou
fand men, and will be ready about the latter
end of autumn to ferve as supplementary forces
wherever they may be required.
Another fleet of Englh men Of war, with
tranfports, arrived at Eliineur on the 9Th,
with troops from Revel. and was expected to
proceed, without much delay to Holland.
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vIFNNA,, sEFT. H.
+, Six thouland Rufians, which are arrived on
the frontiers of the AuRrian part Of Poland,
will march in fix aivilions through Upper
Hungary. .f
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05

OPPRESSION. In the Land Tax
Ultimate for Vermont, 1861 dwelling
houles, with their houie-lots and out
houfes, pay oISI dollars, So cents and
on mills Not "A cents to dwelling
houfe And yet this tax has been made
cauCe for S moody infurrettion, and
calumny." Gent
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05

f,ips of war for, finding difficulties a.
rofe in the Britifh courts of admiralty,
refpeaing their taking cognizance OF
prizes made by him Of property not
their enemies, he fell upon fcheme OF
getting fmall fchooner, called the
Nimble, got Britilh commiliion tor
her IN the name of a Britifh fubjeet
(tho lhe was under his direetion) tor
the purpofe of proceeding againlt vel-'
lcls in the Britilh courts, as prizes TO
Britilh veAel; but his plans were
fruftrated by his being arrelted for da-
mage, for having ient in an American
veael.- This arrelt detained him fever
al weeks in Tortola Jail, during which
time the fchooner Nimble was cveriet
near St. Thomas however he is again
at liberty, and contrary to the ulage OF
civilized nations, has captured cartel.
He has alto captured a. French ihP,
with valuable cargo, which will help
TO pay the heavy expenle his projects
have colt him. How long he intends
to, or will be permitted to purdue
ltrange conduct is uncertain. v
1t was alto reported at St. Thomas
that an infurre6tion has happened at
I.aguira, on the Spaniih Maine, and
that in coniequence an order had been
iGued not to admit any more neutrals
there.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05

orders, the folders at the carlton were
under arms, and attended the execu-
ton. They were addreaed at the par
ticular deire of the unhappy man, by
Mr.. Mafon, who, in language TO which
we cannot do jultice, warned them of
the evil consequences to which life of
immortality naturally leads, and inltruc-
ted them in the duties they owed to
their country. The ceremony was
conducted throughout in folemn
manner, very well calculated to aniwer
by its effects on the ipe6tators, one of
the mott valuable 9urpo(es OF public
iulfice.
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From Cbarlseon paper Of July 5

4 y y
Capt. Pritchett, of The flip Happy,
from ST. Thomas, in 8 days, now lying
at Fort Johnfon, has furnilhed US with
the following particulars
1t was reported that Britifh packet
had touched at Tortola, on her way
down to Jamaica which had an order
on board from the king in council, al
lowing and authorizing that illand TO
trade with ST. Domingo.
The French at Guadaloupe are max
ing many captures of American yehels;
amonga the number lately captured,
are the brig Defence, capt. Mofet,
from Surrinam for Norfolk via ST.
Thomas, the iloop Nancy,SCox, of Phi
ladelphia, bound to ST.. Thomas and
Others not recolleaed. They have al
70 taken brig under Britilh colors
from Norfolk bound to Martinico.
Capt. Mofet reported that cartel
had been granted at Cuadaloupe, TO
carry him and about 40 American pri-
toners to St. Thomas, were they were
TO be fet at liberty: that on their paf-
iing down, they fell in with an Amer
can cruifng brig, called the Genius,
commanded by a capt. Gables, owned
by certain Cadwallader Golden OF
w-York, who was hinfolf on board
and crulllng, which captured the cartel,
and tent her in, to be proceeded againit
as prize, to Tortola. Capt. Mofet
I'D, that he had received more nm.
lone Treatment from this brig,
Com the French who fira captur-
J.
A Golden came from Newyofk to
omas in a iloop which he rugged
fmbrig, and has been cruiiing in
Befa private armed ve6el for near
hIqths paii. During his csuifng
confined h;mislf to that geaer.
liberal policy towards neutralS,
J.. nded by the Prefdent of the
ates, and praaifed by aatc
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New Poft- Rider.
Tncoh Hozue,

TNFOR Ms the public that he has un-
il dertak-n carry TIC Ne~fpaPeF' ON r',s'ana
through Hia4Bss Rayssaa.or Byi5etoa Watsgtord AMI
oxford, TO BsBel Fie viii leave Portland ege'y Mon
day evening, and arrive at Bethel fharday evening
The advantages of poit riding
through the above are 70 obvons that It Is hoPea
LIBERAL encouragement will be offered TO lappors 'hs
undertaking.
The fubfcriberS to Newspapers, and
others, who may pleale favear aim with Their COM
mands. may depend the flrittea flei'y, PunI'uAiy
and difpatch.
Ffatqoa, .7uly IS.
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1GRnUITURdI..

TURsips.-Perhaps no Vegetable is 70 liable
to be dcfroyed by inlesfs as the turnip. This
however may be prevented by having an elder
bulh lpread, 70 as to cover about the breadth Of
a ridge, and drawn once forward and back
ward over the crop. The offsniive eflluvia
emitted by the elder, will fecure the young tur-
nip till the 6rfl rough leaf appears, and on ac-
count of the bitter tate of that leaf, the crop
win be but little liable to danger. The fame
means may perhaps be attended with equal fuc-
cefs in a great variety of cafes, in the prelsrva-
ton of the vegetable kingdom.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05
MONDAY, AUGUST S, 80
SI1WIV3

FrespOrt Federal Volunteers.
The Freeport Federal Volunteers are
uniforming themfelves in nearly the
fame drefs as thole in Portland. 10
)fpb Sfoekbridge, is cholen Captain,
DR.. John Il. Hyde, Lieutenant, and
jacob Jobn,op, Enfign. - Captain
Stoekbridge delivered very pertinent
and federal Addrels, on accepting his
appointment.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05

One of the reports in England of the
Ieaination of the Brett feet, was, TO the
Chelapeak, againlt the United States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05

Baltimore, July a4.--A letter from
Martinique of the 9Th init. mentions
the fate arrival there, of the Ilabella,
from Baltimore and itates that the
Merimac floop of war, had captured
the French privateer Retaliation, with
100 men---both which had been fpok-
ell by the llabella.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05

The General Greene frigate, Capt.
Perry, has arrived at Newport from
the Havannah having conveyed a
feet of 50 fail. 1t has been very iickly
on board. 90 have died of The Fever,
including nine officers, and 80 remain
fick. The latter are landing at Coat
ter's harbour, and the ihip will be
thoroughly cleanfed. Among the de-
cealed officers are the purler, iurgeon,
and Mr.. Coleman, of Providence, a
midlhipman.
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In the lait American feet from Ha-
vannah, there were COCO tons, 547
men, and Ie6 guns.
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BY Virtue of an Order9 Of The Sabreme fut-
deiI covyf far fbs Sas sfbs Eaifs f toe lae THOMAS
FUCKER, Ey7. dess.lsL egA Be Joa at tie Hosjs IF
M MORLEY. iuatssper at Portland bs fsa lay #
September n.ef, os0sk, H. M to TIE hight 81 Lsr,
DART of the following Tracts of
Il LAND, lying in the town(lnip Of f-smos.b, and
Couaty OF Cumberland aud which in com non and
undivided with certain heirs OF the gadier Gen.
SAMUEL WALDO, and which part Of the Eitafe of
nh fnd THOMAS flUcgER, Zig oouheaied to The ulc
of the common wealth after the JUN deb,i and legal
charges thereon fhoud be paid--tO 4oii.
One thirdpart of two hundred and
fifty FIX acres aaled by the Proprietors COMMITTEES
OF Fanoab, to Brig. SAMUEL WALDO, and laid out near
the Duck Ponds.
One third part of five hundred and
eleven acres, and eghtytwo rods being the remainder
OF the eight hundred acres, laid OUT to Brig SAMUEL
WALDO by the Proprietors Committee at Srs4azoafey
One half part of fix hundred and
ninety acres, allowed and granted by the opriesors'
Committee of Fzt7g0ats the hers OF Brig Cen. WAL
DO ont of their pitch of nine hundred AID hxty two
acres, lying the Duck Ponds
Cond tons of Sale to be made known at the above
time and place
II. KNOX, H.seat and AhmiaJarat0r.
Rsfa7, JSiy s, 1872.
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ToJspb Perkins, folder in the army
of the United States was ihot on We'd
neiday morning, 10 o'clock on Cover
nor's Hand, purluant to the ientence
of a Court-Martial, for Delertion. He
was attended by the Rev. Mr.. Maion.
lnitances of military execution in this
country are rare; and this circumitance
NAV have contributed in comfortable
degree to make that imprellion which
leemed 10 be generally felt by the per-
ions prefcnt. AgreeablY TO general
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HaVannab, July Il.
SIR,

In confequence Of a late order from
Madrid, no neutral venel from Brit
ilh port Mallowed to come into this
place as ieyeral have been lately or
dered away, and Others may come tor
the want of information of this new
order, think itAy duty to commrni-
cate the circumlla1xt to you that you
may, if you jdda proper, make it
public. i hayefhe honor to be, &c.
- JOS. NJ YZNARDI.
TIE Ssersa,yefState, CSC, &c. &c.
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Public Notice is hereby siUcu,
Psas7, JHiy s, 1872.

THAT on the night between the
7th and 9th of March 79s, the dwelling hopie
of May GRAY, then fole admn,frsrx on the esfate
Of losrPg CRAY, fenlor, late Of Northyarmouh mari
ner, deceafed, defroyed by fire at which time
Certificate Of fix per eentum funded tock CT aumed
debt of the United States. fued by Nathaniel apple
ton Eq CommifIioner of Loan for the State o. Malta
ohuetts, was lo. Said Certificate in favor OF 10
feph Cray OF Northyarmouh, for the fun OF aio si-
ms have any objections TO the me being renewed
by the Tresfirer of The United States they mn0 Gate
their demands and lodge the fame the United States
Loan Office in Bottom, within three months from the
date hereof. s-sss---s.-sz--,
AMMI r. MITCHELL, Sst 14Almiai2rato,
dc b9sis non, to tie Jsni J91fb Cry, jsnior.
No,tJyamsatb, Ja!y.4tb, 1893. 6w-63
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Ne1oyork, fully ~.

-
Thcmurder of the French Commit
fioners at Rafadt, Roberjot and Bon
nier, will probably turn out to be a
mere Rratagem to route the languid
ipirits Of the French people to proiecute
the war with yigor. If the men are
really anailinated, it has probably been
done by aaallins hired for the purpoie
by the Directory, to excite the relent-
menf of the nation againlt Aultria. Or
the whole may be fill finede, and the
Commiaioners may be fill living
Stratagems of thele kinds are perfectly
in the French Republican characters.
1t is well known the infurreetion rallied
by the Venetians, in which ieveral hum
dred Frenchmen were flain, was inlti-
gated by the French government on
purpoie to gain a pretext TO deitroy
that Safe. The fame game was played
by that government in Sardinia, Rome,
and Switzerland and it has been a
common practice, when the govern
ment wanted to get rid Of an obnoxious
perfon to procure forged paper con-
tanning evidence againit him, TO be
be put fecretly into his pocket, or his
bureau, and then to arrelt and con-
denim him on that forgery. This has
been feverai times proved before the
Legislature.
1t is pofible however that the Com
minioners may have been victims to
fome private rclentment-but it will be
found that the government of Aultria
has no concern in the ahallination.-
Crimes of this kind are too diihonora-
bic and ilnpolitic to be inltigated by
that court.
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INTELLIGENCE.
BOSTON, AUcusr :.
!. NOTES ON FOREIGN NEWS.

1t feems, by information received at
PHILADELPHIA, that the French Rect, not
withdrawing Bruix has boalted OF the
Grand Naval Mangu0fe, we're actually
driven into Toulon, by the Britilh iieer
under St. Vincents, which was little
more than half as large. Paris papers
have ailerted, that the Brett fleet en-
1eavoured to engage the Engliih iquad-
..os off Cadiz. But we have authority,
liuch more veritable, for believing,
hat they exerted both ingenuity and
'hdufFy to keep clear.
The invalid fleet of Spain, is certain
principally at Carthagena and the
phyiicians of that nation having
5ut little faith, and indolent sgorkpen,
viii not, probably, for a long time, re-
tore the fhattered navy to a vilible
Fate of convals!cence. The five fail OF
the line on the Barbary ihore, may pol
IDLY be conducted to Britilh hoipltal.
The city of Leghorn, which has, of
late, 10 frequently vibrated from one
poifeRor to another, is now iaid to be
in the hands of the Aultrians. We
have no facts wherewita to difprove
this news. =,
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A Rulian expedition from the vici-
nifty of Hamburger, is an extraordinary
novelty, which would have obtained
little credit, if not pofitively sllerted
by one nut arrived from the place OF
enlbarkation. $4,000 compole the
troops employed and it has been con-
jeetured they were bound TO Holland.
, A Britifh fquadron of IS fhiPs, is
ordered from England, under commo-
dore Sutton, to reinforce Earl St. Vim
cents.
A feet of French tranfports proceeds
ing from Alexandria towards Malta,
1--we been deitroyed by Sir Sidney
Smith.