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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-30
Souchong & Bohea Teas.

Coffee, Chocolate, Lost and Brown Sugars MolaAes,
Ginger, Pepper, Pimcnto CAtha, Nutmees, Poland
Starch, Rs'lins, Alurl, copperas Redwood. Cotton
Wool Powder, Shot, Fnts Pistail, fig and fmoakinQ
Tobacco, Pipe, Candles Indigo, Cattle Soap.
~ Strained Spermaceti Oil, Patent
Lamps--all of which will be fold at low advance for
cath country produce Iub Me- 81 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-30

ed, and proper methods adopted TO express The
unverial grief OF the people. Well may our
country dePlore the lols of 70 much human
exeellence-For fure
" Nation nc er lof Mas of 70 much WORTH
The FeRival of ST John, was celebrated by
the Portland Lodge of Free and Accepted Ma
ions, on Friday laf. Their hail was hrouded
in black, Cor the ofs of their luxurious brother,
Gen. WfSHINGTOW
o,v.es - @~sa~@,~-s.e-,~
1fdRRIED-In this town, Tuefday evening Taft,
Mr. LEMuEL BKYAsr, merchant, to Mills MARY
WATTS
Nj WILLIAM EsKRLL, to Mifs BARBARA HosAic.
ct Bottom Mr.. Isaac MAcLsLLAs. merchant. OF this
town, to MIs MARY BLAKE, of the former place.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-30
Ers@ Drugs 81 Medicines.
NOW OPENING rofsALr.
By John Coe,

ING mop idtely occupied by Mr..
JEws1r, in Fiih-freet large and extergye .go,,
ment of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES b. 81
genuine quality all Of whic, will be fold 4. ehe,r
as Can be purehafed in B9or or at anv Ion in -
State. f,ose 1J5s;.r " ""y 'noP ~ IN
"a ENNE Mamie Crcn, Tartar
~ Flower sulphsr; GIs'abcr sails Ip~cac. rallon
Red Bark Rhabarh Magnolia sapo Pearl B.rler
osn',sn Grange Zeal; Antinony; Calomel; Csmo.
mile Flowers Lenitive Elettuarv Campfire On;
"a" Myrrh A'oes Lie orice, MIX and lice Csf1
saI'a ssrk Oh o. Vitro Aquaforts Blue vitrol
wmte Vi'rol Ground Msdder Adm, Coppera., &C.
DIR. Lees celebrated Bilious pills /
hnderion's Pills, Hoppers PTS, Eiisncc of pepp.r
r'n,' n'n'ih OIL Godiry's Cordial Bateman's bfopk
isriinston's Bsliorn OF Life stonehtons rif. e..
Pnai'e snuff Royal Tooth Powder Tooth Btu,be
Funeent smelling Bottles, Court Paiaer, &c. sto.
a. linetures, Elixirs, Salves and Oint. s
nients. of all kinds 81 81 D 59i-
- Country Phyiicians may be .fup- Z
Piled with large or mafdasgsilics ~f
Medicine Boxes for Seanien prepared II
IN the heit manner at the fhcueit nose 800
Gonitant attendance will be aiivvey h
and every favor gratefully acknowledged 90 s.
10 Hand, De- as. IL;
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-30
HARD-WARE.

Knives and Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons, Jack-Knives. Packet and Pen do Razors and
cafes, Soap Boxes, Shears Sc1ors do. in cafes, Iron
Shoves. ShoVe.s and longs. Looking Glades, Warming
Pans, Bocktn Tea Pots Steel Spectacle Cafes, Floor.
hearth cloth and fhoe Bruhes Brafs Handles and Fl.
cutcheons, Stock, chcf trunk and cupboard Locks ;;
key till do. Knob and Ring do Iron and brafs Pad
do. Brsis Knob and Ring Latchcs Deh aud table
Bras Hinge, Chef do II & HI do. Edge Bolts,
DO Rins Joints, Wool Screws, Steel plate Hansfaws,
SAT-, and compass do. Frmcrs Chifels, Plain Irons
Companes, Iron Squares, Screw and Pod Augurs, Mill,
erois Gu, and handiaw Files Rafps Thumb Latchcs,
Bras Cocks with Keys, BrAfs Nails. Be. Knubbs and
Rings, Curtain Rings, Brafs Thimbes, Curry Combs.
Shoe Knives Do. Hammers, Pncers, Avis and Hafts,
Brais and Japan inkltands, Sleeves, Gimbets Nail
Hammers, Hunting l.d flcigh Whips, Narrow Axes,
AIDES, Sad hon Crates, Skates Chef Handles, Iron
and Japan CAndleficH, Brafs do. Clock PinG Hair
Combs, nd Ivory fine do. Sleeve Bottoms. Coat
and ven do do. Mouds clsfp,, Rules Door Bolts,
Ma king Irons, Homes, Trowes, Snuff and Tobacco
! Boxes, Knitting Pins, Brab Chimney Hooks, Pewter
Dihes Plates, Bafons and Porrngers; sarvers Staple
and P,atss Plated Buckles and Tips Inlets, Farie,,
Shuttle and curb Bits, Strrup Irons, Worried Webb
ing Plated Spurs, Writing and Wrapping Paper, Pine,
Needles. Bofsn GlAG, I'D. cd 3d. Iod & aod. Nai',,
Taeks and Pump do Cotton and Wool Cards
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-30

Citizensof the ffatc of Vermont,
After peruling the above Scheme,
and being intimately acquainted with Colstorr., and
Coll Cook, we feel ourfelves warranted in recommend
ing them TO be gentlemen of the firm reipeetabi:v in
the tate, independent to property--snd we doubt
not bur the bsneis will be carried nto effect with the
esa'et prophecy. The advantsgcoufnefs Of the
Scheme and the humanity which dictated the grant.
are iuhjeas which need no comment. We are CHI
zens, with rcped your mon obedient fervant.
SAMUEL CHAPMAN, Jun.
ROSWELL HOPKINS
In addition to the foregoing certi6-
cate there one from the Secretary ofhe nate of Yer
mont certifying that full AMI fufcient bond, have been
lodged IN his office by the Managers for the faithful
dcharge OF 'her uus agreeaby the law authorizing
the Lottery tof prizes will be pubi1,ed in the
"ercury or>Centnel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
FOR SALE,
he tract Of Land

WHBREcN now live, containing 4ss a.
w eres, lying in the upper end Of Cheiierfied
county, on Skinquarter creek There is land C.
nough cleared TO work feven or eight hands 20
advantage, great part OF the cleared land is freh
and IN good order, thirty forty Of which is
fine meadow land, all that is TO clear is fine tobacco
land There are on the premiies, coed Dwelling
Houie, az by 10, Kitchen with two rooms, Meat
houie and Dairy, likewiie Stable, good Grans-
ries, and obaeeo Houie.--Liberal payments will
be allowed the purchaier ana the land flen by ap.
picatien 10 the iuhieriber.
Joseph Mcsely.
CheaerEeld, June a5th, 1873. (cptf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
- Important 0bjea Of Speculation
THE Subfcriber propofes to SELL,
y and give immediate Poleilion, that
pleafant feat, called
POW HIATT AN,

Lying on James River, adjacent to the city
OF Richmond, containing about 5000 acres,
bordering on the river three quarters or
mile, and extending outwa is nearly in form
OF a parallelogram Il is well watered and
iitnbered with vait deal e fine pine and
white oak, convenient TO winch on the fame
eaate is lately erected valuable Manufacture
ing and Saw Mil.
The quality of the land is generally adapt
ed to the culture of grain. and Tome parts OF
il would produce good tobacco. The i'm
provements on it are, one of the no9 COM
modious aud bet built Brick Houles in the
fate, with an excellent ice-Houte, and iueh
Offices, and Fruit Trees, as are uiually al
tached to the like premiies, There is ;ome
very good Meadow Land under improve
ment, with two 'Fiiheries.
This etate poGeiIes many other advantages,
which cannot be enumerated in an advertie-
ment, but viii readily occur to an obierver,
fomc OF which are, the many handiome iites
for building in view OF Richmond, and lome
of the mott convenient water lots contiguous
to Rockets, for wharves and ware oufes,
which, iudicioufiy laid out, would meet a
ready fale at much higher price thaa now
held. One fifth of the purchale mo-
ney being paid down, an extenlive credit
will be allowed for the balance, on punetuai
payment of interea.
Allo,-A very valuable Tobacco
and Grain Plantation in Powhatan county,
on Deep Creek, containing about 1900 a
cres, 600 of which are excellent low grounds,
and great portion of that reclaimed into a
rable and meadow, from which natural grafs
enough might be annually cut to fupport SO
head of cattle. Ii lies in deiirable neigh.
bourhood, shout as miles from Richmond,
with COED dwelling and out.houies, two miles
from abe Appamattox and twelve from
the James River navigation--- Upon a
contract for ,hele lands being concluded, &c
or 40 Negroes, with Stocks of every kind,
viii alto be fold
WILLIAM MAYO, Jun.
OEfober, 1899. CffJ1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
RECENT CURE

1sIs7eS fTom many hNrdyso5 IN PeG6ra If NE
proprietor, sgho Is I!keUISe J5s .Ae iaslss27iou
Of ne curious SeveyaI laee,nreas If rms Of
HaSumaa JfGeI, one Of s0hleh msGJme5 far
lseD as and r4'ee gna,reys in length.
ELIzABETH HADLEY of Howard ffreef
Baltimore, was dresdfulIy afflicted with the
Tape Worm for nearly two years, waica
feoIere her totally incapable of atten in.
her family, producing he NOT excruciatine
pains in her back and tide, with ofs of a.
petite, continued hcknsis at the ffonac.i,
and waiting away and weakneis Of The DO.
dy: the bet medical advice wss toIlowec
Isl vain, till hearing of isveral furo ifng
cures performed by HamiliaH's N'orm De-
A,Yin! Lozeneef, Che was induced to nv
'nem, the ieeond doe iucceeded in bring
ING away the worm 10 ieveral pieces, which
meaiured in the whole between four and i've
f-etin length--She is now rapidly recover.
Jog from her former grieyous complaint, sno
wiihss to do all in her power 10 extend the
knowledge OF this invaluable remedy,
JAMES HADLEY,
(Sold IN Boxes a. ONE DOLLAR, and IN
Jackets atHALF DoLLAR.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
DESCRIPTIONS OF WORMS, AND
THE SYMPTOMS By WHICH


THEY ARE KNOWN.
Worms, with which the inhsbissr,s OF
North America are moit commonly atfiia
ed, may be taid To be of three deicfipnons,
bv the La ms called 'rENlA, TERES and
ASCARIDES.
The TENIA or TAPE WORM, focal
led from its hatnels and reiemhlance toiap.,
10 from two thirds of an inch ~ 30 fees in
length, and has rom one joint 70 fix hun
,ired their symptoms are various, but are
generally accompanied with pains about O,
below the itomsch, pains in the head ana
thighs, lowneis OF ipirits, and an irrepular
appetite, Thefe are the mott dangerous to
he afflicted With, as they frequently, by ,heir
g,sat irritation, occaion fit, convpliions,
and all Us train OF alarming symptoms.
The rERES or ROUND WORM. Is
from twn inches to foot in length may
De known by pains in the 6omAch OF bow
els, ditagre sable imeIl of the brests. Itch
Ing in the noie, en- unhealthy look, or a
flirting and grinding of the teeth when
HeepiDgs
The ASCARlDES, 70 called from their
continual motion, are fnali white worms.
by pain and emp ineis at the ltomach
VIXEN ta;ting. or by a diiagreeab!e, trouble.
io'pe itching, which is often taken for the
piles,
Perfons having any of the fymptoms that
are thus delcribed, may with proprietv have
reconrle to HAMILTON's WORM DE.
STROYING LOZENGkS it beng a
medicine, independent ot It's 6ngular effica
cy as vermiuge, 70 perfectly innocent &
mild in its operation, that ii no worms exit
, in the body, it cannot injure the youngeit
infant aud so far from difagreeable TO tak-.
like mott other medicines, il IS 10 inviting in
appearance and 10 peai in taile, that cnil
G,en are generally fonc of it.
The cures theie LOZENGES have ef-
zeeted on perfons from, infancy TO old age,
aFenot only extraordinary boz uumerou. /:
and 20 well authenticated, as to impreis e
very candid enquirer with the conviction OF
che vissues Of this medicine being unquefi-
enable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06

quantity osthe pure and medicinal PIT oe
fllftard, tn n is found in any other preps-
Ai'"e pre'endlng 10 familiar quantities, WIN
fhtr American or imported.
price one dollar, each bottle or box.)
CHURCH's GENUINE COUGH
DROPS.
De- HAHN's FEVER PILLS, sor pre-.
venting bilious or yellow fever.
Ds, HAGiN's M0SCAETOE TING
TURE.
rAsrELESS AGUE and FEVER
DROPS.
PATENT INDIAN VEGETABLE
SPECIFIC, for the cure of Veneresl Com
p AIMS. Dec. L,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
BOOKER'S
Patent hreihing
Machine.

EXPESiEECE hse enabled the fuhrc-ih-,
e. u In. roduce ,everai rnarerIa. inprovc
,aeuts in the couAruction of h.s Pateht
Threshiug Machine he has contracted the
iizc, ard rendered he whole more iia.ple
whereby l. lie le!s liable to get out of order,
* tnay be cgeeted Il wrought by LET'S ikiitnl
hands than formerly. Il IS now 70 reduced IN
we 10 Joined tcerthef, that the ,argett aay
rs taken Gown without injury and removed
IN common vsggon-the hzes are 80 varied
that cue or other viii fut any Fsrwer, be-,
ing made trom tSo 10 five feet drums. Inc
different 6zes will thrsh uezTly in prooorti-
on tothe length of thcir .drums--a four feet
drum mschIue VIII certs, iy with cafe get
out clean tromshe gra~. enc nundred briL els
OF whest, ct m,ddliug quality in one day,
flme now in use have thrAh.ed soove t~
hundred buihc.s 10 day, but the quantity
thrsihea VIII Dep .ada good deal on Toe 9ns-
lily of the grain ana ieogtn of ftrsw as well
as management in the opposition. In cohfe
quence ut the ABOVE meptpncd impruve.
meuts, the iubicriber is enabled TO turniill
them at his SHOP ia Kichmond, 81 the foi-
owing price,;
1.-TWO feet drum machine Che
lage wheel excepted) az 81 Dollars,
three feet do. do. do. 81
four feet do, do. do. 40
ave ieet do. dc. do. so
1be large evbeeiis jc Esfle, hkat ary eaypen-
ter ea1 tH'Ia tya7 racing baa q .Hisbt Viesv
or one.
Or where the employers choofe to builo
On their owu farms, they finding al msieri
als and board for the workmen,
atwo i-eI drum machine Tin
Guiding large wheel) at a. Dollars,
sthree feet do. do DO. a.
a tonr feet do. do. 90. 20
five feet do. do. do. SO
For thoie that ehoole TO build tor them
4elves, he will furnih the fmsll machiuery,
viz:
wheels, whirs, &c. for two feet drum ma.
chilc complete, ? doiis. & IroDs doii
= Ter three feet DO.
&c. fog foui feet do ts
do for a five feet dO.IO rs
Bands are not included in the foregoing
prices. different perfonR choofug bands al
different materials, ~ welia.s Of differeOi &
zes; bu, the iubicrioer decidedly recon
mends raw hide bands, far the making OF
which he will give directions, or will iurnin.
them al twenty cents per 10 a baOd foG lhC
teEee feet machiae ought to weigh aboui
90 lbs.
Liceufes for ufug Booker's Patent Threih
ing Machines, are not included 10 the lore
going charges, they will be granted at The
tollo~ing rates
For two ieet drum machine, 10 Dollars
three feet do. do' "a
tour feet do. do. ,S
q FIVE feet do. do. ~
Early applications by thofe VITO inten'
furniihine ihenielyes with machines 10
next crop, viii lot only iniure tuch az vii
be well executed, bot viii ALTO much ohIig
theiublcripcr by enabling him to make AIDE
quare preparations in laying in materials AM
engaging proper workmen to execute VIVA
may be neceiiary 10 good time, for want o
timely applications it WIS nor III his powe
to build as many as were called for in n
after end Of iaf fumrer.
The paientee would di(pofe OF his paten
right in fone of the difant counties, and j
nc o,her fates.
WILLIAM BOOKER
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
OSRORN's IMPROVED ESSENCE
OF MJISTApD

Eminert'y CONSUMING the medicinal pro,sr
lies Of thar celebrated amt rheumatic, com
bined WIKI Tie mott poserlul and viyi,yine
f'nu'an's-prepsred ia pills, and in Auis
itaic Tor external use. The pills iifenotheo
The lone OF the ltomseh, remove cold y,
WINDY complaints, promote the circulation
81 the blood and inienGbIs perlpir.,iop, az,
~ ,nrosmg off the redundant hnnors o
nc body IN his ialutaiy manner, efFe3usl,
rel eVe'he moa iuyetrrate rheums-it,n. gooi
patty, dropiy, &c. The fund EGsnce lfo,
Us warm and penetrating nstueexce,s ~.
~ other application fof lgraias. hrsIes
~h'Se i"tiina, oumbne 5, and rheuo = l.
pains, and has effected more cures. than All
ihe medicines ever before made public.
a hnelr bottle or box (or both as the c.l,
may Feqaire) viii prove q Complete ren,ed,
IN flight or fccent complaints, and has usve,
been knornt 10 fail uben perflied in to :,
ieei permanent cure IN any cafe wbs,.ve
- This Medicine will be found on a
nsiyGs to contain MOTE than three times the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
SOVEREIGN DIN rMENT FOR, tn
II & u.

An infaIiible and immediate cure, a, once
rldig wi,hOu: particle OF mercury o,
Sny other psrnicious Ingredient in is
c0mroiidcn. IT 8 universally e(fcemea
Use nsoit tate ard Dleaisnt, as well as effse4u
q ireredy ever dtcoysred, and NAV be uied
with The greateit ropriety ny pngnant woe
men, OF OF the vougeit infants,
Ola boxes al three qnausss Of dollar each }
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
II AN IL o Ms
w OR M s.

NM HEN generated in ,h= human body,
Wv being the csuis o: many internal al.
hietons, equally tstsi to the conitiulion o,
men, women and children; the proprietor
OF THESE LOZEHGES, recommends To
all claties of perions peruial of the folo@
ing uieiui information.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
SMALLPOX.

G--<~-J
The Magistrates of the county Of
Henrico, having granted Licence for the
incubation Of the Smai-Po*,
a t the Houfe. belonging to the Efate
IN of JOHN TABB, Eiq deceafed, lin
the vicinity of Richmond) the Gtustion of
which is high and airy we beg leave 10 in
form al thoie who with to avail themfelves of
the benefit from Inoculation, that we are
now ready TO receive Patients.
Or The terms will be very moderate, and
made known on application 10 either of the
lubfcriberS.
WILLIAM FOUSHEE.
]. H. FOUSHEE.
Richmond, Odober z8fb, i7oo. tn
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
French LsgiRafivs Storms.

HAM1vRc, SEPT az:
On Monday evening was received our Paris
letters and papers up TO the 10th, but at too
late an hour for yeherday.s publication. The
fittings Of the couucil 81 Five Hundred, on
The "a and IS, ware remarkably formy, mani.
feffing every fymptom of revolutionary diiorga-
nizatiop, by vulgar personalities, clenchiog of
Tits, and defending even to blows "a coDduef
not to be expected from the fase Legislators of
great nation, whole department in debate ought
ever to breathe dign6ed calm, which at once
enfures refped and obedience to its DEGREES
The queRon, whether Francois or. is not in
danger, having been rejected, after great uproar,
the Directory TENT meaage 70 the Council Of
Antienss on, the 18th. Eating, that Royal
confpiraey ,edcubles its activity, but that. ito
own members are rcdoubiing their vigilance.
Corruption, fednaion, and decoy, extend
throughout the Republic. Even in the midi
of Paris, royal proclanations are printed. The
parricidal preGes have been fsized, the culpAble
authors or editors are in the hands of the law !,
but they mutt be judged by the common tri-
bunals yer, ihoula they not be TENT to the mi
litary comminicn, for having provoked, royal
~ !" The meiTage was ordered to be printed,
and referred to ipeeial eommiiEon. Frefh
changes Of minifters, and other indications of
approaching ccnvulGons, our readers will find
under the head of France in the fubiequene
Columns of this Journal. s.
l1b5s a:5atss sui.Y Be ps5l;t5ed sext Gasefts1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02

totally defeated nesr Aboukir. Baonac.,te,
hearing of the taking of that city, and of III.
defeat the French had fuffered there. coletfeda
lumber of troops to retake it /; and the action
which took place was 70 dreadful, that but few
of the fix thouiand Turks who were there Ct.
saped with their lives. Even kioG. Malapha
Pacha is faid to have fallen into the hands of
the French, with the lois Of his m, after an
obainate reiiaence. Aboukir was rslaken by
The French.
On the 10Th. fsven gun-boats failed from
hence with troops who are TO act againft
Egypt. KoHe Mullapha Pacha defired re-
inforcement fIa 600 choice troops, bur their
number could not be completed, and thol. who
went were molly volunteers.
A Ta,tcr arrived here yellerday, as courier
'front.' the Englifh coniul at Aleppo. The grand
yiziers army, which marches extremely flow,
was Gill three days march dittant from Aleppo
The retaking of Aboukir by the French has
caufcd grea. feniation in Syria. That city is
about feventeen days journey from Aleppo,
where recruits are rafting to augment the grand
vizier's army. The fortreis of St. John d'Acre
is the bulwark of the Porte, and provfons and
ammunition are conltantly fent thither. Had
Buonaparte fucceded in taking that fortrefs,
Conaansinople would have been in danger. The
Greeks and Cophts in Egypt ftill tide with Bu-
onapaste. ,s.a 10 fgsle58s - IN. Il
Captain Parha, with his feet, is Gill II
the neighborhood of the Dardanelles, Gear.
sul that the Bret fleet might be intsndsd for
Egypt. , sss.-4sa-s g..s IRIS u . u ao.f
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02


The auxiliary navy is to be competed of arm
ed merchant-ihips, TO allow the fsamen who
ierve in them to ihare in the honor Of national
rewards: to grant to their widows and children
the fame re.ief to thoie of the feamen killed in
the fe'vice Of the national navy to fnrnifh the
iea ordinance neceaary; togive premium Of
a. francs per ton to every armed venel which
ihall convey our manufactures to the colonies.
and bring to France the produce Of our colonies,
as we'll as to shoie which fhzll fetch naval
ltores from neutral and friendly ports. No
letters of marque to be delivered, bat to fhips
carrying "a guns al leaf s Founders, ifthey PATS
the line, and IS guns Founders If they 60 to
the colonies. For the fhips armed for the Med
ilerranean and the coats Of the Ocean, guns q
FOUNDERS will be fufficient TO Obtain letters Of
marque; to authorize merchants to build and fit
out trigates from SO to- 40 guns and above, as
ALTO thips from SO to "a guns to give pre-
MUM proportionate to the iize of the fhips |;
to grant one of one thoufand francs for every
gun Of whatever calibrc, for ihips which fhall be
built on the Siene, at Paris. The Council a.
dopted fome Of the above articles and the ref
were adjourned.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02

mef petition On the z-ti tAe head qna.iers
were ar Ali; and the whole petition indicated
an expectation Of the la attack from General
Char.panet. who threatened to cnter Piedmont.
from lie Gae Of Grenoble, with $4,000 men.
molly conleripls, For tn reaion General
Krav, whole arniy had advanced as far as No.
vara, on is way to Switzerland, was counter
mandel to Aepui.
SEPT. Il.
From The armies of Italy nothing new has
tranf,lired liIce our laH. At Vienna 1t was
confidently reported. in the beit infoi med cir.
cles. that Fieldmarihal Suwarrow intended a
general attack on the 10th orIIth inf, 10 order
to prevent the probability of the fortreaes OF
Conf or Tortona being relieved by the French,
who no doubt may attempt both, from their
daily reinforcements, which, however, can en-
ly ferve to defeat their forces before they can
politely be organ zed, trained or enured to war.
VIENNA, SEPT. Ia
We have received intelligence from the lta'.
ian armies, that Generals Moreau and Cham.
pionet have concentrated, and greatly reinfor
ced themfslyes, with view of relieving 'lorto.
ma before the time appointed for its fnri ender.-
The Inperialns have arranged every thing
III iuSa iStS pttoii, dua = 10 t"~uSH eu"s -
attack muf have taken plac< between the BIB
and 18th inf. .sss 3o M
PARIS, sEPT. 6.
Our army Of the Alps, which has joined the
army of Italy, is 10000 men arong One Of
our columns of Mount Gems has made re
connoitering party as far as the vicinity of
Turin. Frelh troops are on their march, to
replace our lois in the battle of Now. General
Periehon, who was fcverey wounded and taken
prifoner, has been exchanged and is arrived at
Genoa. - Mss r.
Championet has received orders to make
another general attack, let what will be the CON-
fequences. .fsi.s
HAMBURG, SEPT. i6.
They writs from Pavia, under date Of the
1T of September, thar the lat and arorgeR
fort, Santa Maria, in the Gulph of Spezzaia,
has surrendered, with 400 men and zo pieces
of cannon. This news was brought to rayia
by exprefs.
ITALY, ssPr.Io.
The Italian kings and princes of Naples,
Tufcany, &c have agreed among themfehes
TO ereef ftrong armies for their own defence. TO
enable the Ruiiian General to take thoie tro6h
to Switzerland, that would oshsrwifs bewanted
as garrifons. The army OF Piedmont will con
fif of 10000 men.