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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14

FIVE hundred men. The veteran Maior Hay of
the Engineers, aud Col. Smollet OF the laf regi.
meat Of Guards, are amongft the former--lhe
fervice ADD fociety will long lament their lois
May potefity do honor to their memory, and
may their glory be immortal. Sir James Pull
teney was wounded, but we are happy 10 learn,
not dangerously.
Sir K. Abercrenbic, and the whole of his
Raf wereengagel during the entire of the day.
Admiral Mitchell, with a large detachment of
failors, were likewife aaively employed. We
need not add, they contributed materially to
the fucceis of the enterprise.
The conduct OF the troops was confident
with the tn. character they had at iduc. From
the unequal nature OF the place, feverl OF the
boats partially grounded before they reathed
the ihore, When our gallant fellows plunged
into the fsa under the FIRE of the enemy, which
was equal to the importance of the pca they
fought for.
Helder is the northern point of Wet Fref.
land, and commands the Mars Deep, the ordi-
nary anchorage of the Dutch Marine. The
petition of it embraces obeas of the greatea
i'm ortance, and we are tau. ,ht 10 believe, will
iubjea he enemy's feet either to capture Or de.
ftruaen.
We hope the next advices will bring US "a.
tisfidory tidings on the fubjed. Our troops
are about forty miles from Amaerdam ex.
cepting Alkmaaer, there is not a polt of any
llrength to interrupt their progref,. The divi.
lion of the army under The Gem naod of Gene.
raj Don, which arrived in the courle of Wed.
nefday, was to debark on Tburfday, when Sir
X. Abercrombic purpofsd TO advance into the
country, in order to afford location to the parli.
zans Of the Stakeholder to join his Standard
On the iucceis OF our troops being announ-
eed in the CITY, coniols role two, aud Omnium
three per cent.
The expedition againlt Halaand, failed from
England, Auguf IA.
Il was reported in ENGLAND, that the Dutch
fleets had declared for the Stakeholder. This
does not appear from our papers. Their el.
cape is prevented; and their fpeedy capture
probable.
We have feen nothing yet of the co opera
ton of the Ruililns or Prr6ians in tie exped-
-tion againll Holland. II
The RuGiAns were faid to have engaged to
furniih for the expedition 10000 fooi, and
10000 Ao,ie.
The Prince of Grange is f,id to have failed
from England for Potfiam.
A fecond dyiGon for the expedition agsinit
Holland, was preparing in England, and pro-
badly failed early 10 September.
On the Britih expedition A.er appearing off
Flulhng, the trees Of Liberty were cut down,
and the Orange cockade mounted.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14

The French Miniaer at war, fays, if Mantua
has furrendered, it NUT have been from treach.
cry, and direets the arrea of the Commander
and his itaf.
LONDON, sErr.I.
A report was yeGerday in circulation, fated
to be founded on the authority of P.Ariian
Journal, that the army under Joubert had been
attacked and wholly routed by General Suwar
row, and that the Repub lean Commanded had
been killed. We devoted much labour to az
certain by whom this paper had been receiged,
but without effect; fuch an event as that men.
toned to have occurred is highly probable; the
contraaed power Of the two armies warrants, in
foms degree, the anticipation bur we appre.
bend the rumour in qnelion, ike many others,
owes its origin to fome tock.j obbing maneuyre.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14
From Newyork paper Of oc. 4,


On Tuefday evening, about 6 O'Clock, the
following blocking catiaarophe took place ii,
Henry itrset--Ma,y. Aunr-7.Epb CaQaler, wife
of 1zatb0ny Caaatr, iegar maker, bling at work
with Jobn PefiAr, lately from Pailadelpiia.
the latter without any apparent pfovosatiop,
Whit in the ad Of handing her fome trips of
tobacco, iiabhed her with knife in the cheek,
and iuddenly drawing it out again, gave he,
another fatal Cab in the right lie OF she nsck.
which cat The main artery. The poor woman.
ttunned as ih- was with the violence OF the hlow,
and faint with the lofs Of blood, collected
itrength iuA.ciens to run out Of the h,,ie into
the tfeet. She bad fcaroely reached he iirser
when The dropped down, and expir Ell before any
aiiitAnte could Be procured. P',Hi.er atttmpg-
ed TO ab one of he journeyman; an 70 make
his sfcape; bur he was fscuied and consulted
to priioa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14
AMERICAN GALLANT-PY.

BY captain Rogers who arrived here yelerday from
Gbralter. learn, that the chooner Samuel Capt
Ed=ard Hedge of this port, on her pafage to- and in
fight of the harbour of G,bralter, was attacked by
fail Of French boats and prvateers which b. fought
and beat off, after long ard ob0inate reiasnee In
the courfc of the action the Samuel received IA ,ce
in her mainfail of which was al pound fhot
in her enfsn, in her orefal 10 in the tire gihs
10 both top-fAis, ring tail cut ali to pieces, main
flirouds cut away, topmaf do, main and fore op
braces, with great deal of other rgg ng alto cut away
one a. and one pound fhot through her lranfon &
g. ape, and one piece of bar Iron found deck. bos
through her quarters, and number in her fles one
fhst between the carpenters legs and cur away
his irowiers without further injury We happy in
adding thai no perfon on board was hurt, The iorcc
OF the Samuel was one pound three pound. and
fhort nine Founders with thirteen people incuding
officers and boys From everai articles beng found
a1oat ioon afer the action it was coneefured hat one
OF the boats pr'vateers mult have funk.
Col. Glsfgow, Secretary of the Ratc Of North
Carolina has been srreied on the charge Of deraudipg
the public
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14
MilceNaAe0as articles.
BOSTON. Der. 10.

The Batuvian Directory has demanded fats
faction of the French Directory, for the fbela
sgaiaf them in the Paris Papers.
The Rudan Miniiler has left Copenhagen,
in dfplealure
Ru6ia has declared war againR Spain.
The embargo was taken off in England,
Aug. IL.
? Earl St. vincents has got to England.
Napier Tsndy, it is faid, is furrendered to
the Englith by the Hamburg Senate.
The vehtl lately advertilej by the Secretary
of State, as being runaway with from CAdiz,
was carried to Cork, The crew were iecured.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14
Late and Important.

- Socitous to communicate the latet Intelligence to
The readers of the Gssefe, this day iaue Supple
ment containing European News about Twenty days
The latea-reeeived by he fhips Venus John y Pie
be, Minerva, and GaIen, arrived a, Bottom ON 1hur-
day lait, from England. Dates to Sept. 2.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14
The Fleets,

Remain at Brett, under falling orders. The
Admiras were expected at Paris to confult the
DireSiory, relative to their future movements.
The St. Ann, of rIz guns, lately Gated to
have got on ihore near Cadz, is now taid 10 be
totally LOFT,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27

Prince Charles advanced as far as
Hohen- Thengen, but be was attacked
on the a3d by the troops under the
command of gen. St. Cyr. fhe cav
airy commanded by gen. Hautpoult,
difinguifled idelf IN a very Brilliant
manner in this engagement, and fuc-
ceeded, after very fharp ACTON, in
repplling the Auftrians, and enabling
the army again to march forward. II
is even added, that the headquarters
were on the a4th to be again transfer
red to Stockach, and that the military
administrations eltabiilhed at Fribourg
in Brilgaw, received orders to follow
the army.
Gen. Perino, on his part, engaged
the left wing of the Auitrians on the
eft and a2d. on the lake of Confance,
between Uberlingen and Moerfpomy,
and completely routed it. He advan-
ced with his diyilion and that Of gen.
Souham, which form the right wing
of the army of the Danube, as far as
Bregentz. The communication be.
tween Jourdan and Maiiena has not
been intercepted.
Three demi.brigades arrived here
yeferday and o-day they are to pats
the Rhine tomorrow with all our
garriion, in order to march TO the
Kniehis, and thence to Join Jourdan's
army. Eight thouiand men more are
expected to arrive intwo or three days,
and will then proceed on the fame OBJ
jea. Troops are marching on all fdes
both from the interior and from the
army of Bernadotte, to reinforce the
army of the Danube. 1t is confidently
expected that our gallant defenders
will completely defeat the enemy, and
make themfelyes matters of all Upper
Suabia.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27
Events caufing the Re-
treat.
APRIL 10.

APktL 10.
The right wing of the army of Jour-
dan was at Uberlingen, on the fouthern
fide of the Lake of Conitance, his left
in the county of HohenlozerI, and his
centre at Stokach, from whence il
extended TO Moeixirch. The archduke,
who pafed the Her, on the nth, had
alto his left wing Imported by the
Lake of confance towarks Buchon,
extending on the right by Raverfperg
Sufenreid, and Biberach, to the Da-
nube, beyond which his left occupied
Blauberen. Thus were both armies in
the face of each other, on the Danube,
at the diifance of no more than five or
fix leagues.
The Object of Jourdan was (as we
itated on Saturday to cut off the CON-
munication of the archduke with the
Tyrol, andt efablilh his own with the
divilion of MaGena, who was to pene-
trate by the way of Voralberg. on the
eaisefn fide of the lake of confance.
1t was in thofe circumstances, that the
archduke (by kilfil maneuvre, &C
cording TO lome accounts, and deci-
five battle according to others fucceed-
ing in cutting off the left wing of the
Republicans from the centre, in 70
complete manner, that Jourdan be-
ing unable to gain the valley of Kinche,
from which he proceeded, was compel
led to dired his retreat thro' Schaf-
foulne, and along the Rhine towards
Bafle. Whit st. Cyr, who commanded
the left wing, fled pfecipitately towards
the Knebis. at the fame time that
the archduke was preiEng Jourdan,
Gen. Nauendord vigorouily preaed, at
the head OF the Aultrian left wing, st.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27
FROM TIE Paris PAPERS.
Str AsRURGH. MA

six AsbURGH, MARCH 20.
We have this day received fome de-
tails of the battle which was fought on
the an and aad of this month, be-
tween the army Of the Danube and that
of Prince Charles. The contef was
maintained with great perseverance on
both fides, and the lofs is very great.
Our army, which was much inferior
TO that of Aultrians, has igf (dme ground.
| retreated from Sulgau and Aulendorff
TO Piulendorf and Mefkirch and on
the aad the headquarters were tranf.
ferred to Stockach, and afterwards to
Engen. The center of the army took
new petition between that town and
Stockach, and encamped in the enyi.
rons of Aach. The left wing, which
has equally loft ground, was poaed be-
tween Sigmaringen and Tutlingen.-
The body commanded by Gen Van
dame, which was TO advance to the
left bank of the Danube, drew near TO
to that river on the azd, and efeaed
a junction with the Diyilion Of Gener-
al St. Cyr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27
LONDON. ApRrL


We very much fear that the affairs
Of the Auftrians in the Valteline are
rather defperate. The following is
the letter addreaed by gen. MAIZENA, to
the Executive Directory.
ExEQDTIvE DIRECTORY.
Ma1lso. Coanandr IN CbHfef fb< F,emb army
h HeivAia, 70 The Exeeaiivs Diyeaory.
Head Quarters at Rheiuek, March az.
"Cinzsss DiRscroRs, 80
!" had ordered Gen. Lacourbe to
attack Finlterminiter; and ALTO the di-
yilion ofthe army of Italy, in the val-
feline, under my command, to attack
Clurenrz. That General performed
his operations in his ufual mann er, and
his diipofitions weremade with 70 much
judgment, that the enemy was CON-
pletely defeated. The refult of the
victory is ieyen thoufand priloners and
twenty-five pieces of cannon. The
troops which compole the two diviions
and the gallant Generals at their head,
are entitled to the highef praifs. &C.
neral Lacourfe mentions the conduit
of the confcription folders in terms of
the marmea Notwithstanding to
his information, Funiterminlter, Nam
ders, and Glurentz, are in the poaef-
iion OF our trccps. fhall have the
honor, Citizens Directors, TO lay be-
you more in detail the circumstances Of
this brilliant iuccefs which happened
ON the 10th of March.
"Health and refpea,
(Signed) MASSENA."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27
EXECUTIVE DIRECTORY.

The Censraim Cbisf eftbs armiss Of Italy and Nd
pfs, 10 Tie Executive Dbeas,y, s.
I" Head Quarters at Caftel Nuovo.
goth March, 7,h year--at night.
&C AT break of day | attacked the
enemy in his petition between theLake
of Carda and the Adige, with three
divifiohs. Two other diviiions pro-
ceeded to attack Verona, while the
Gxth covered Legano.
Is The three diviiions on the left car
ried, fword in hand, twenty-five re-
doubts or lmall forts which the enemy
had planted round their petition. The
laughter was dreadful. After mott
ianguinary combat of four hours, ge-
nerals Delrlas and Grenier drove The
enemy from all his petitions, pur.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27

.Msaa.iy, MAJ as s'fseek, ?. ~.
BY the polite attention
/ Mr.. RUSSELL, editor of
he Commercial Gazette,
Tho arrived here this morn
az, in a ihort run from
lofton, | am enabled to
lrniih my readers with the
(llowing late Intelligence,
Iceived by the ihip Miner
I, Capt. Turner, arrived
Bottom on Friday laft, in
days from Great Britain,
ifinging London gazettes
the 10th of April
'hxious to crafty a liberal
pblic, / have made an exer-
pm thus carly to give it
}blicity.]
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27
Capture of the Iland of
Corfu.

n The London Ga=efis, AprH ., 'oo.
Downing Street.
'HE following Letter from Mr..
conful Forefti, has been received
&he principal Secretary of States of
! !, for the foreign Department
4 Part Of Corfu, March 3, SIC.
! NY Lord,
have the homer to inform your
tdfhip, that on the 1T init an attack
made by the united Turkilh and
bliah forces on the ifland fituated in
port, called La Seboiio di Pido, and
the French L'Ws de Ia Paiv. Af-
very briik fire of about two hours
e a half from the ihips Of war, the
bps were landed and the faid ifland
~ captured. An attack was made at
~ flame time on the out works of the
11n, and fort Saint Salvador was TAX
SSesby the Rulian and Turkifh troops,
the French themfelvcs evacuated
A1ther out work called II Monte di
Fam.
On the morning of the I'D a flag of
z te was fent out by the French COM
Z der of the carlton of the town of
d Flu, to the Ruflian Vice admiral, for
Epurpofe of informing him of the
Of the Carlton to capitulate
: 1ian officer was therefore tent to the
n with the proportions of the Ruff
:. and Turkilh commanders, & they
n e accepted with little variation.
= he capitulation of the garriion, of
Z oh have the honor to incloie a
ny. was fgned this afternoon, on
o. = rd Of the Ruflian Vice admiral's
"a have he honor to be &c.
81 SPREDION FORESTI.
ID Here jailep0 .bs articles Of eapitala-
d entered into BY Cnizen, Dufoar,
q re, Bride and Graaveile. French
Frs commanding BY land and jsa, and
MI admiral Utbakot, and the captain
'ssl cadir Bsy, commanders Of TIE com
~ d RnGan and 7mk@ /quad,-ons ; BY
e, aafffb TIE French (urrender pry0ners Of
nI not 70 )ervs for - months againf
'rrfkey, RaHa, Great Britain, Sicily or
al allies. The Leandsr, 50 gun pip,
,ifn BY the Eeaeb, is included in the
Ia talation. " Some impoytants is at
osP ped TO ibis event, as being the frR ac-
IL operation Of the combined Ra6Ian 81
- sssyo t'rees and az C9ytu is TIE key
u Dc ASfiatir, and a pisee efe0nEdsraJic
s. M.keq4enee. 9be capital is cry frOag,
III J0Qr miles in circumference. II qcas
gPiery THE rGfdence of tie Venetian
i ger"or General over>aN tie ether H.
Is, Toe number IF inhabitants is 80
fyard.1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27

1y1s WIZ ID ldld u HdsC Ciil.SdFOi "
TO entrench himfelf at Fredenltadt, in
the Black Foreft. Other accounts fate
him to have taken the route 10 Man
helm, by the way Heidelberg.
We fhould bewilder ourleives, if we
were to attempt any calculation of the
immenfe lolles which the Republican
army have fuaained either in battle,
or in its flight through more than
thirty leagues acrofs an enemy's coun-
try, purlued by victorious army, ve-
ny ffrong in cavalry, and Narrated by
the inhabitants, rifen in MATS, and
enraged with having fufered every
kind of outrage, on the part of the
vanquifhed. We know for certain,
that 70 great was the terror at STRAIT
burg, that they fuppofe the archduke
already at Kehl and that the mott
haify meafures were taking for putting
that fortrels in the beit fate of defence.
UPPER RHINE, MARCH 10.
Imperial Head Quarters at Kzein Wensda,
Seba6snssid, March ~.
Yeferday French adjutant came
TO the camp of Major-General Prince
Schwarzenberg, who commands bril-
gade of the van, and inquired, wheth-
er the explanation required from the
court of Vienna, had arrived, and as
the Prince had received nothing of this
kind, the French officer pronounced
the armiltice to be at an end, and de-
clared war in the name of the Direeto-
ry. Scarce had he retired, when vi
olent attack was made on the imperial
brigade, which conGlfed of Red Man
ties, Gradifcan's, Hunars of Vecfy, &
Meer6eld's Hulans. The corps fell
back, as they had not expected this
fudden attack; they foon rallied, how
ever, and fell upon the enemy with
united force, threw them into diforder,
and made feveral prifoners. They
afterwards advanced.
This day the archduke, on his fide,
made an attack on the French, which
began at 10 o'clock, with warm can
nonade and fire of mufquetry, and
ended at four o'clock. The reiult OF
this engagement, was favorable to the
Imperial army. The French, notwith-
itanding their obltinate refiftance, were
driven from their petition, and purified
beyond Pfullendorf. The details have
not been received from the different
regiments engaged. Tomorrow the
headquarters are to be moved forward.
sUABIA, MARCH ID.
In the action of the aft, Gen. Jour.
dan had herfe hot under him. The
French General Malitor was killed
Private accounts fate the iofs of the
French to be about 5000 men. They
fought bravely, but were overpowered
by the fuperiority Of the Aultrian cav.
airy. Yelterday, the head quarters of
the archduke we're at Hockengheim.
Jourdan has his headquarters between
Stockach and Engen, fix leagues from
Schaf huaufen.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27
Retreat of a French Army.
LONDON, APRIL Q.

IONDON, ANIL 9.
YcaerdaY afternoon we received Pa
RS papers To the 9Th infant, which
were bfo't 10 Dover In a neutral vehel
from Calais.
On the a6lh at. General JourdaI
wrote from head quarters near Dutlin-
zen, - follows
Tsudzn, Cennai in Cbief, 70 Chateau
aesfSRanasa, GsnUai q DicJGon.
. Head Qssrsers Al Weller. near Dutlengen,
f5th Il March. 9TH year.
" sinct TIC 10Th | have had ieveral
fharp Actions with Prince Charles. In
the laii Of them which took place on
the asth, and continued fer & hours,
! remained matter of the field of battle,
and made 1900 priioners. But the
eneny's army amounting to 10000
men, and receiving daily reinforce
mems, found mylelf under the necei-
fly. though victorious, Of falling back.
| lhall cover the defles of the Black
Mountains, 70 that the department of
the Lower Rhine ihall have nothing to
fear and | lhall proceed forward as
loon as have received the reinforce
menis which are promifed 10 me.
(sigHed) 4" JOURDAN."
We have here Gen. Jourdan's own
confefiion that his forces are not CON-
petent to face the Archduke's army !;
and accordingly he has retraced back a
conGderable lpace of territory, over
which he had advanced, under expec-
tations of attacking his Royal High
nels before he was prepared to meet
him. Jourdan's retreat is now direct
cd, not towards Switzerland, but to-
wards the Brilgau. Having had 70
many proofs of his royal highnefs's
activity and good Generalfhip, we may
reafonably conclude that he will not
allow the enemy breathing, but that
he will puriue him to the utmoit
point that prudence will permit. Ii
Jourdan is iufered to entrench himfelf,
and TO concentrate the reinforcements
which are tending to him from all
quarters, the archduke may in the
event loie all the advantage he has
evidently gained.
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Frs@ European NerO5.

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Msnay, Nag a7-5 s'elsek, ?. ~.
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02

llrian, are totally dearoyel. II.
Ruflians have paiTed the thur. We
are in purfuit of the remains of the
Auitrian and Bavarian corps who hal
joined them, to the number of 5000.
The Commander in Chief Hotz was
killed on the field of battle. Their
baggage, camp effects, fix ftandards,
and more than one hundred pieces of
artillery are in our power. The lois of
the two armies in killed, wounded, and
Pruoners, is more than 700 men,
Three Ruflian Generals are in our
hands. General Suwarrow in perion
attacked my right. am marchias
againit him. (Signed) MAssENA.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
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