Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-16
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The Xafef Foyeign Meas
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER rs, 1893

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Was received by the Ian Mail. The fhip Diana
arrived at Bolton on Wednesday lat, from
London bringing papers to the azd July.-The
accounts ltill continue favorable to the combined
armies and they appear every where fuccefs.
full; while difaaer and difgrace attend 'he
French in every direction.
A letter from London Of July 40 fays. II be
late changes in France appear to be purely jado'
bnica the clubs are opened, and the jacobi1f,
throughout the republic aAemble to eleetrify the
people. Terror mua be the order of the day.
All the confcripts are ordered to be armed I'd
organized for the defence Of the country.-Tbs
Twaat5 at Pa,is are not without dread, that
thote arms mill be turned againR them but they
Zee no other refource TO fave the Republic from
being overthrown in three mcnths.-It is cef-
tanly great criis, in which the fear, OF France,
and the tobes of other nations are ftongy ma
nifcaed."
Official accounts from Switzerland encourage
the expectation that the whole Of that county
will be immediately reicued from the French.
IMPORTANT
Capt. flames Stewart arrived at Salem Wednefday
fom Cadiz, which he lief, The 10th OF July. He
frni1es the following fummary Of the Cadis,
vis-That the important defeat Of Macdonald had
rendered the Aulrians and Ruians mafers of all Italy
excep, Genoa. where the remains Of the French army
we're fhu; up and nun very icon fuirender-1hat the
Allies equally iucceisful the Rhne-That ih
France peoples minds in great fermentation, AMI
that open rebellion had broke in different parts Of
the country efpec ally in Ii VendCc-Thzt they accuie
The government Of all their nsforunes which they
feerned TO think rreparabIe but by total change Of
fyncm hich it might be furmied was not far dilant
lit further reported there, that three of the
Directory had run away-Tht the French had oit
10000 hnce the combination of the Autrans and
RuGans--That they driven entirely cur of Swift
zerand- an, That the Rufisn advanced guards had
aelually entered the borders of France.
A comfortable, tho fhert riot occurred in
Paris on the 18th of July, during which was
heard cries of Doqvn suhb TOE RepnSEe,"
Long liz. Artois." This diaurbanee public
paper imputed to Tallfyrand.
The Citizens of Principal Diaria in Paris
petitioning the Councils to punih the Ex-Di.
rsefors, &c. conclude, and latly Talleyrand,
who has provoked and organized the AaafIina-
ton at Rahadt."
The Eneifh Houfe of Commons have voted tina.
fI6ocoo be rdfcd to make good fums due to the
Commissioners for fet,lng American claims.
The RufIian and Englifh expedition appears
10 have in view forne objea of eonfequence-
A fho.t time will probably furniih information
on the fubjea.
/, The Aunrian and Rn1ian armies in Italy
have received immenfc re;nforcements and the
French have fuffered 70 much by defeat, that il
feems mpoilibls for them to get out of the eoun
try.
Foreign papers contain intelligence of the
King of Pluf1ia's having fent declaration to
the French Directory, that if Monarchy was
not relored in France, he fhould think it his
duty 10 employ all his forces in the attainment
s that objca.