Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-03

Bst agaiaa any laerJftn sobieb might BE- }ses5t 10 b
made of BIZ iatfr.Q on The eouclyf0n Of peace. IN
tie event If 6aeb guarantee, evbieb fbe Coarf' q
Lord1n and 81. Pess,j9~g, aps sudtyfans, do MI
bsats in acesding 10, Pya1s Pronaif' 0oitboni lab
Edy, 10 employ one hundred hboaisnd men agaisB fb
tyranf5 Of France.
General JOUReAN has reGgned his command ID tho
armies, and returned to Paris
Admiral Rainier has been indefAtigable il collecting
ftrong fquadron in the Red Seal" Maleitys ihiF
Victorious of "a, Centurion, oil SO, and the Company
ip Belvdere, mounting 50 guns, bad failed for that
iation and Immediately TO be followed by fome
merchant yelels which have been fitted for war.
Government has received dispatches from Captain
Trowbridge who comm ands theBrtfi fquadron of the
Nil, dated the 18th February theie Rate on the au-
thorty OF from the continent moi Satisfactorily
accredited that the plague, uncommonly extenhve and
virIent had broken out IN Egypt and that the French
troops were literally and specifically dying by thou
fnas They add thar fhoud this malady continue its
delu6tive influence for GI weeks longer, that it
not probable Frenchman would be left IN Egypt No
freh operation had been undertaken againI Alexandria,
asCaptan Trowbrdge awaited the arrival of Sir Sidney
Smith with troops, &c. from the Archipelago.
In purfuance of the agreement fulfilling between the
Ensfh and Spanifii Governments, icversl American
velles having on board the produce of the spaniih
Tranfatlantic dminions fuch ugsr, BE. have
been fuIered to enter cadz and other porte in Spain
Ssedifh &Dan1 veiTels allowed like privileges.
Intelligence is faid to have been received from Hol-
land that the Orangites taking advantage OF the alb
fence of the troops which had been detached rein
force the French army of the Rhine, had effected
counter. revolution In favour of the stakeholder.
An article from Lifbon dated april 6, fays. the Ccur
of Madrid had efuied propoG ion of the Directory
carlton with French the for,rers of Ceuta F2uerss
&c proven their falling into the hands of the En-
glib 3 that Buonapar;e had been afaninaed, and LIS
army reduced TO obi sed retire to Alex
andra and that ieveraI Brt1 and lrifi had with the
concurrence Of Mr. wapoIe, been taken up at Liiben
for private afembles, which they afered were Fee
mafons meetings
MAssENA was, by an arree of the rsth. appointed
Commander in chief of the armies in Hevca ans Ger
many, with powers appoint provifonaly all Generals
&c attached TO thofe armies Maiena on the rzth
went from Stralburg to Baae.
Keh has been declared in fate Of hege, and its
communications Gu, OF by the Auirians trneouf has
1occ French there, but IT is faid to be i'll fupped and
particularly of artillery, Sopieees of which going to
Kehl, ii is added, were aiken at Friebough
Ru1ian fhp of 80 guns, and two of S. were Ian
month launched at Petsrlbugh in prefence of the En-
pcror WHO'S iad have ordered his cruizsrs to cap
ture all neutral pe;lcls bound to French ports.
The 3atavan as well al French Directory have pla
ced all heir ieamen in Gate Of requitoa.
Sir Sidney Smith arrived at Rhodes the middle of
February, and after aayng there day, proceeded
for Egypt The Tbefeus and Cuooen, of "a guns, on
the cd of February covered the bombardmcnt Of Alex.
andria.
LONDON, APpIL 40.
After this paper at prefs, received the Paris
Journals of 70 late date Thurfday lar Excepting
thvevacuation. bI s*e French of Schahaufcn, which
took place on the 18th infant and the re6gnation of
h. in talk hyE thavH 10
contain any new events of Importance.
The official details of the military operation. both in
SuabiA aud Italy in the Gazette of Saturday All
The aaons in Italy up the 9Th nclufve have been
conteted with aonilhing obitnacy. and attended with
drssdfai laughter Indeed in every quarter victory
Teens have depeNdcd in greater degree upon the
courage and perseverance Of the troops than upon any
extraordinary dplay of talent and manGuvre upon the
part of their leaders. The war has been ferries of
bloody attacks inceantly repeated, rather than an
ertion of Kill and tattcs. The French appear to have
been derou by violent and perieverng efforts to eab-
iih fupcroriv over the Aul!rians and to gain fome
of their mon valuable petitions before the arriya of the
Rufians On 10 oeeadon has there been greater
diplay of ealaniry and IL is henourabIe the Aur-
ans thar quarter where theis army, expectation
Of aiance OF their auxaries, was not very numerous
only maintained their ground, but ia their turn
attacked with fueh 6gnal fuceefs.
The lofs beth fidcs in the battle of the s,h was
very great NAT the Auirians drove the enemy from all
their petitions. The ofhc al accounts however. do no.
Gate whether the enemy reireating or were pre-.
pairing for new attack. Probably after 70 much diff.
AFTER The impetuoy ofthe French would no longer ena
them to undertake frefh attempts Tie arrival OF
the Ruflsns will bc very Fashionable 70 allow fome ref
pte to the Aurian', exhaned by Taeh ,ngunary con-
fids.
/. FRANCE.
I. COUNCIL OF F1YE HUNDRED.
. SITTING or APRll ~.
In puriuance Of the Preidents Atom the Coun.