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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

Ancona, filrrendered.on the rsfh of Now
The gafriion eonffed Of 6 Generals Of Brigade
belides the Commandant, 20 Staff officers, zoa
ccmminioned officers, a599 non-eommillloned
officers and privates. They became prifoneIs
of war to the Aufrians. There were found in
The place SIS cannon, 81, aga lbs. gun powder,
44oo fmall arms, in the harbor a flip of 10
guns, and two of 81, befdes fmall privateers.
The Auilrian Gen. Kray, is TO have the chief
command of the army deligned to operate a.
gaiun Switzerland.
The army lately commanded by MAIZENA, is
making preparations TO enter Germany, as foon
asthe Ruliian army has arrived at Bavaria
In Ilaly the Auitrians purdue their career
with unvarying fuccefs.
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- CAIRO, (scYrr)

<4t sts3S Isl ~ -lxR
SEPT. 8. Gen. Legrange, viii, an army OF
10000 men, has fet out to meet and engage the
army ofthc- Grand iSigAior. Lagrange has but
67oo French 10 his army --the ref arc AL?bs'
Copts and young Mamalpkes. Here all i
tranquil j, and The Narional 1, aitnse proceeds
IN IT'S invsltsatii0ae.. ~ sry 7 x{ss,A. =
OCT. "a. The order, ers1udfng oDaniih VET.
Gels from our ports isl 1. skeedd., .isr.,ss.,,T
sov. 8. The reports Of peace have sav,asSsd
NOV. q. The Spauidh Nl;s;sec-- 4 ansi-oar Mn.
ilfsrof State hold freq,,ens Conferences. Ihey
are faid to relate 20 peace. Fhe late kevoso-
ton at Paris increnfrs onr hopes. Ihe veT
ateR Information, not only from Vienna bus
other parts of Europe, auihorize iarguine eI'
peaation of peacs.1 2 .'z.- yv.,,,
sov.s. Barthelemy Is at Hamburger. The
King has invited him to Berlin. ~ nd's. rs
NOV. A. Our Government is TO be new mod.
eIed. Several members of the Directory and o.
the Councils will be difnihed. ~ ey2s
NOV. ~. Pay far Earel large, town., 20
leagues from, Paris, is taken by the Cbopans'
The Chouans entered Redon, Nov. 3, 70 The
number of IA or 1900 after many exfeie''
they evacuatedit. ~ sss;. ),
The Emperor of RutIia has engaged ey sreN'
(ty, TO put ct the dfpofal of the King OF NaPles'
o battalioas of infantry, with the necshary sr
tillery, and 400 Gotta ks. 10 be marched q io0n
and as fan as the roads admit. s.a 49,.
nor. IL. The Directory have ordered ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03
10 name them to ConlulAiisc Coniniaion, or
iorE ofCouucti Of State / I
Buonaparte has quilted his fInal houie IN
Rue de Viefoire, tolive in the Luxembourg.

Landed properly in the neighbourhood of Paris,
which about twelve DAYS ago could find neither pur.
chsfers lenders on its ecurynow have both ana
i. value in the market according to the report OF all
ef of hus nefs has r;fen than years purchaie
If the cafe be the fame in other parts as there is reaion
TO Believe the lapsd property of the country has len
in value 500 millions of inee the happy events
of the 18th aad 18TH
Merchants Of all descriptions fell their commodities
to better advantage Good paper 10 in iequelt. bonds
are negotiated on favorable terms, and midding ones
are taken in pledge apartments that had been difman
tied again are furnihed carriages THAI had been laid
aide appear and horfes which the Forced Loan had
brought INTO difufc again appear, as if Neptune had
made them fprug from the earth with his trident.
fuls have appointed Talleyrand Perigord Minler Of
FOREIGN Affairs in the room of Renhard relgped The
latter is appointed Mnifter to the Hsvetic Republic.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

not be deceived ia your expectation. Reeo'lea
that YOU were 10 as cruel iitration IN he
Lignrian Mountains, when you marched 10 The
eonqueIi OF Italy. The hero oil Italy and Egypt
knows the whole extent of your wants and your
iuFerings. IIe Is purfuing the means of end
ing them.--Tlloogh abfent, his genius will ii.
fetf your movements, and the Republic fh all
.uiumph. Yiay Ia RetuJfqur--. =
(SipasdJ CHAMPlONET, Gen. in chief
A true copy. SUCHE1', Gen. oil Div
- Chief of The staff. Maj Gen
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

The Central Bureau of Paris is depofed.-
The three new members are Dubcfcq, who had
been in already Dubois, and Pits. commit
foners Of the Directory in the municipal ad
miniara,ions Of that city.
After mott of our revolutionary movements,
the Capitalists have fhewn diipofition to with
draw their money from the public but after
numerous offers ofmoney.'' Confidence is in.
fpired, not commanded.
Buenapar,e finds time for every thing. He
aIIiaed yeRerday three hours at the inaitute.
The Confulate called to the fittings of YET.
serday, Talieyrand. Volney, and Roederer.-
Buonapaste thsnkedthem in the name of the
Conlulase, for their devotion aad important
iervices. He added, it was the intention. of
government to employ their talents foon, and
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(voru NJ z II.
NEW AME2TCAN PUBLICATION.
From tie B2l2,n Msrsafy.1

The ameteur. of the fine arts are much in.
debted to the induafy and correct tate of
Mslirs. JOHN Russell and JoHa Wssr, of
this town, for a neat and elegant edition of
General WAsAIsGros's Political Lee0eies. The
printing is executed In ayle that di[plays the
hand OF a matter, and rivals mott of the Lon
don imprefions.-It is, without exception, the
belt fpeeimen of American printing that has
yet been produced, and may be a trong in.
element to ehablh the credit Of the American
piefs. This volume contains, beides the rnolt
valuable writings of General WASHING ron,
biographical outline of his life AMI character,
which is rendered valuable By the truth it in
culcates and the herodm il infpires il is 4
book which ought to be familiar in every fam.
lily, become plrlom companion, and placed
on the lame lelt with The Bib. It is now
hoped that f'me part Of tie odium, attached
70 the New Eegland character for their waar
of patronage, will be removed, as more than
1000 books were fublcrbed for, in thirty days,
Z.
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MONDAY, tIARcH "a, 1900.

mere hireings, who have no honef calling
whereby to procure fnbfi.tence, and many OF
hem are protected g fcape gallowfes' from
Europe.-Theie men make charges OF their
various items of esfamation agaiua their en-
ployers, as regularly as day labourer in a
tobacco patch does and are much more pune
tually paid The pay of the Aurora Editor
amounts to SEQ dollars per annum NEARLY
equal to the compensation of Colonel in the
fervice of the Unifed States.
The great misfortune is, that the Friends Of
government---nen ofrepntation, honor, talents
and information, though they have leilurc, hold
thefe adventures in too much contempt and
rely too implicitly on the found fenfe, and ma
tive liability of the people, to fecure them
sgainlt the imPoftion-Ih fecurity is fila.
eious--lt is unworthy the understandings Of
thoie who rely OF it.--Expcrence has often
fhewn them the weakness, and the folly of it..
They know, that falihood often told, and
never contradided, aHumes in time the afpea
and influence of truth.--I.et them then, aiInme
their pens. and with plain truths and patriotic
eloquenee confound their enemies, though
mailed in tsn.fold more braf, than they now
are.
To exhibit to the Federal Champions
fpecimen Of the arms they have to encounter,
we expoie TO view fome extracts from an EGav
jua pubihed in Virginia, whof. watchword is
" THt Psospfcr BBFoRs U.s." 1t is from the
pen Of one James Thornton Calender, runa.
way Scotchmap, who having eicaped the hal
ter's noofe in North Britain, and grown eallous
IN crimes. lias been employed by the antfede.
raj party, in Virginia, to BLACKBOARD and BELT.
tie the government Of the United States, and
TO excite Civil War.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

Uaiftd staet, 10 raitf hsmffpef 10 Tie CONSEQUENCE
and fovfR IN he government Of TIE puisn thar bs
ase0 ps)ss ia f5s goOsrnmeat Of Yizsinis-7je
jams paragraph a5o kave, rs no l.nger ig1orant u
tbe m'ficrs avhict induced Mr.. Taylor. of-ca,ose,
and BIS aa6fraa;s, 10 vcts /acb immene lf,mt Of
"sny for tie Importation IF Akms and military
flores FIR The yIs Of the .Eaie
t ~ 10 a fad (which casna ls eostysvsrfed, that
~ tbf nfgo election al the vstet If Er or perb1of
evra Jsvsn editorial d;,friat, are repsersd a mye
auhsy, becagls il aVas jerssen fbsf diarfa, MIR,
f0D1d be ps.jnadsd 10 O0is 70, 1kr. .1f6syj5a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24
III E.tr0a, on TIE Lsqseacs Of Letsrs. frem tie
Eagle, IL The CoLumnIAs PHRsIx.

When the form of revolution broke forth
in France, winged its defolating court. to the
Hand OF Great Britain, and, rolling its mum
dating waves againa her flores, threatesed her
monarchy with its furious onlet--BUsKs food
forth the literary champion of his county,
/" Hitherto fhalt thou come and no further, and
here fhall thy proud waves be (fayed," was the
voice of bis eloquence As though fpoken by
Omnipotence, the form died at his feet, and
England was tranquil.
" Her cabinet, her Armies, and her navies,
did much /; bur they were put in motion by
BuRks, who excited 10 vigilance and aai,isy.
the yirtns and energy of the people.
{" The powerful voice of his soquence reach
ed our hemfphere, and frll began TO purify is
from the contagion of Preach principles: Il
has been echoed by the junior BuRxss of A
merica, till we have in a degree, by tie means
of information and reflection, what We have
been almot ready TO offer fatal fAcri6ce on
the alluriag altar Of pre- icnJed tetormation."
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During tile retreat of the Britifh trocps.o on
the 9TH Oh. while they were aouncing tire
the mud in part of the road uncommonly bad,
the commanding officer called out 20 the men
to form fsu0 dep" Damme (thouts gre
nader from betwixt two mountains of mud(
am See deep already am a3 fotbs neck"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

bill,t but privilege dear to freemen as the
right of fuffrage itfelf, is alfo to be proilitued
to fublerve the purpofes OF party. The Pref,
that incentive TO virtue, to freedom, to lore of
eouotry, is to be degraded into the fervile tool
of men, SEEKING the completion of their own
fchemes, OF ambition, and of perional aggran.
dizemeut
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24
Her Hiehnefs the Lady pro,eeref: Buon,.

Her Highnefs the Lady Protearef: Buons.
parte, has exprsaed her fnrprfe at the oppolition
her faibions, and thofe of her hulband, meet
with from the bellies in London. I" No fconer
(fays fhe) did my huibani Zeal the Royal
Diadem and putt in his pocket, but the En-
gliih women ssft off pockets altogether. No
foaner had left off nv cbsrgf, than the En-.
glib women would wear astbiag syf!
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

Among the intercepted letters from Buona-
parties army, it is NOT generally known that
one fell into the handsof government which con-
tanned the loves ndjealouies of the Hero. Il
was from his fon 10 law, BeMharnois, to his
mama in Paris. In this epinle, he Gays he
heard the General fobbing and weeping aloud,
and conhding to Berrhiei the caufes of his
miery. lhee were, madame Bonaparte's
having accepted Pig dog from certain MI.
eadin, whom The alto met upon the Bonlevarde,
and fufcred to fee the Opera from her box,
up three pairs of ltairs, The Hero is now
quite comforted, as the pug dog is returned to
the MH/saa'n and his Queen has made pre-
fent of jewel worth 1900 crowns to the Gre
nader. who faved his life in the Council Of
Five Hundred.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

Isn p.reg,epb /5mlads particularly olyerv.s:
az j1hy s'afia'fss tbe vierps and dsfeuf, of fbe
NsaSsrt q f6s anttsdsrai parry in this Asfe, @sula
f6sy fa' at tie es(aas rlst7ion for P,yfSsm. Of The
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

BuonaDare it is faii, ike Odavius, intends
to change his name upon aduming the Empire.
He is no longer to be called BaouNpaue, bur
7BTTo
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EXTRACTS.
From tbs i" PROSPECT BEFORE U.s."
Froni bzec Ill


ment, when Mr.. Warrington meaning fup-
pofe the late General Wafhipgton) was eleaed,
Hamilton, and fome of his tribe, wtl.out ak
ing leave of Congreis, did, by tiar 0zvn auttOri.
~, expend about thirteen thoufand fix hundre >
dollars in purchaGng furniture for the Pref
dents houie and liquors for his cellar"
"a. "Adams and Warrington have fince
been fbaping f:res of thefc paper jo55s,s IA
new term of designating thofe who hold the
funded debr of the United States) into judges
and Ambaaadors. As their whole courage lies
in want of lhame, fJelf p,lt,sont, without rifking
manly and Ineligible defence of their own
me ;futes raifs an affected yelp againif the cor.
rupton oi the French Directory /; as if. any
corruption could be more venal or more at.
trocious than their own. For years together
the United States refunded with CURES aeainit
them, while the Grand Lama of Federal adora.
ton, the immaculate Di0ini.y Of Mount Ysynan,
approved OF and fnbicribed every one of their
haeksR meaiures."
SO. Every Virginian who values his
freedom hould prepare himfelf 70 meet the
wora that may happen. He fhouId perfect
hinief in the uie of mvRet, with as much
diligence as the devosee Learns bis catechiin."s
I4o. By Tending thief. ambaGadors to
Paris -FOUR late enysys MeGrs. Pinskney Mar
ihall, and Gerry Mir. Adams and his Britilh
faction deiigned to do nothing bur mitchell
100. In the mdIt or fuch fcenes of tr2fi
gacy and of nfoy, the PRECEDENT has perfilted as
long as he asse, in making his utmoa efforts to
provoke French war;
I43. "And it was upon thi, notable found.
alton that the Pvetident penned his inimtsble
aniwer to the boys Of Bsfos. In that paper.
with all the e'soaraly irloisaes arifing from his
aiiurance OF pcrfonal fafety, with all the fury,
bur without the propriety or fablimity of Ho-
mers Achilles, this bea,y beaded iscesdiayy, this
Abs1tr of the governor of Virginia, basult on, to
Wns ! Thento arms.''-
Two other extracts from page ioz, and
have done.
I" But this fpeech, f6e P,11casrii D.eeb TO Con.
grs5 IN 1898, has chain that completely I'M
maiks the .ltandalsw bypscriG of Wilmington !;
and lhews in what way he was likely 70 aiIert
the privileges of his county"
"on this head we cannot dicover diftinet,
ION between tie f,aivaa characters of the irlt
and iecsnd Prefidents.--Mr Adams has only
completed the Jfme Of ;snow.y, which Mr..
Wilmington began"
People OF Virginia you are not only TO be
deprived OF the right of outrage. by an election
1en p1rGgvep6 l5'uldhs particularly slJsrvss;
ar n j1iy e'afiafss tbe vir-ps and dsgur, of fbe
L.rl{a Il L.. l. Il q
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

People of Virginia you are not only to b
deprived OF the right of outrage, by an ceaio,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

The Rulian General d'Herman who was
taken priioner by rhe French in the aAian of
the 10TH of September, in Holland having been
difgraced III the Emperor Paul, is about to
publfh 6catien of his condua in the
Franckfort q azettc. There can be LITTLE doubt
but tina, this publication will be eagerly read, as
it will throw light spon tranlastions ia which
the Country feels the deepea interel.
The fate Of General Herman's Lady is much
to be deplorSd. She fought by the Gde Other
gallant hufband in all the late sttions in lIol-
land. In thai OF the a6,h of Sept. The lob
life devoted TO coniugal affection and The IA
sights of humanity.
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100. !" In the midt OF fnch fcenes of trgSi
gacy and Of nja,y, the PRECEDENT has perlifed a
long as he aaye, in making his utnnoa efforts t,
provoke a French war"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

I4o. By Tending thefe ambaTadors II
Paris -FOUR late enveys McIis. Pnskneys Mar
ihall, and Gerry Mir. Adams and his Britill
faction dehgned to do nothing bur mitchell
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

The PROPERTY OF the community, 70 far a, it de-
ponds polt;ca meafures, is always in proportion
to the purity of elections.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

The George Wilmington failed on The Il
Oaob=r upon her ne7y voyage, and NAV rst
TO this couatry poGihly in July next. She n
carried cut to the Algerine governmen, III
furDIies Of Cores, which were received III
count Of The annual 3ip1lated payments d
the United States. The Englih had off.r.I
Frgat@ to carry the p e.ents, but the Dev !;
nOt IA1 To truf them for fear they w3r,I \
cure The trealure To them1llv1s, as there NJ
been ferrous misunderstanding with hem
Several Danih vaHel5 were torcvibl taken NJ.
poGelion. and ordered for the me Of RboIa,
upon a fmlar buGn9ls with Tbs WalhinqtoD'
NotWithaan5ing the treatment Capt. Bai-
bridge received from the Dey, the Amer;c.
Conful and flag, is more r5,Pe9=d there N }
any Of Tie European nations. The Alergio.
obIrysd 70 Capt. Bs,nbridgc that he opg5
HI contidrr II \ great marx Ut tie Dey's faT9o1,
to 20 upon his Maie}y's tpeoial buiners to 4
Grand Sarqnor-lddiog thal It was az bona
ha Would confe, on very few others Tbsr
are about 23oo European Slaves ia Algers-
lamc of them from thc hrt families il EuroD,
The place appears very Hrong, bur or s.
veny fours could batter j. TIP pieces.
Mr O'Bri=n haJ written home To The Am-
can Government, req aehln5 that another Ca
m' might be ientou Jo i-PerCede him.
The P.aC"e fin raced At C4diz, was al
10 o- I'd Mlasasr2nd has flr9ad into rhe \
tCriCr.
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and two American armed Alps, Che Ardent
and Philadelphia afterwards arrived from
Leghorn, having preciP,ately left I'll. harbour
on account Of the Iuccsn Of thu French 1t
Is fuPPoItI every other American vehel with
WIS armed fndeavoured % elcapc N .he fame
waz. There were fornr reports that formal
caPituation preceded the entry Of tie French
INTO this important city "A large A-et Of
lranlports, sc. was al Gibraltar with 10000
troops on board I2,ooo i was C,;J were def
tined to Egypt, and 5000 to Lt5on. The
EugIlh had made an attempt On CsIz; bur
the tread Of Introducing the dHcale, (which
Gll prevails IN that ciT) rmong The BItjih
troops. il vas faid, induced The Commander to
ahauton the enterPr.ze. Some apPrehenions
eziRed VI Naples, thar the F ench would at
tempt 70 pay them another Witt, and preparl,
items were made to convince them Of their
reluctance 70 entertain them.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15
BY an arrival It Newyork IRON Liverpool.

american ALllISs
PARIS, OCT. O. '-
citizen JorPh Bonaparte, Prell-nt Of the Com
Etee IF NIIunors Pieupoteurary. charged oregocI-
ate With the Envoys Extraordinary MindeJs PIcuiPo
Tertiary " tile United -taes of america, gavca very
fpIeudd entertainment th-l- Nin.llers On tile III
init AT hulfou aine celebration Of the return Of
good u-lcruaUding p twa .he two States IheFTR
Conful went 70 Morlont inc VITA bis fanny al three
O'clock where he was oiucd by the other CouiIs,
sII the MnHcr. th4 Atcmters ot Tile corps diploma
uque the Councillors Of State, the Psehdent' OF The
Sena'c of the Legislative Body md Iribunatc and fey
era pcrlons formerly ID the lcrvLe Of the states,
amona whom We oLlcrved Gen Ia FAyeuc.
At ix O'Clock the Nin.lcrs fer foreign affairs deIiv
cred ID tile Frf Corl1 The convention tgncd the III of
Odoher, tween the French and Amer can Minltcrs'
and this de very was announced by diicharge Of
cannon The dinner omitted Uf ~ covers, and was
ierved Up oil three tables, Ill three halls communicate
ING with each other The fra WAS the Hall OF Union.
ne itcOnd and third which bore The names M Walh-
ug'Cn and Franklin, urnamented with the butts
of the gest uen-The drlt Wa by tar the NOT brit
liant It'd decor ions, The devices being All embIcmatIc
or indicative Of the prominent events OF the American
Revolution.
After dinner fevcra tozf, drank, The frh
given BY the Chief Coniul, was, I" 10 the manei OF
the French and the Amcricano, who died the field
Of battle for the independence Of the New Word
The lecoud, by the ConluI Camb4ccreS
40 the fuccelior Of Wilmington"
The Con(ul lie BrUn-
!, To the union Of America with the Powers Of the
North, to enforce rePect to the liberty Of the le"s
After dinner were fireworks, enbIematic Of the oc
oa6on. which were fucceedcd by concert, and thar
was followed by fPe6acle, which elolsd the night
On the 4th, about mid day, The American Minders
took leave Of the Chief Conlu whom they were pre-
fentea by the Minifcr for Foreign Affairs Mr. HAE
rooB u the name VI by colleagues, fad' that he b'i
fBe eav,uar g7.d on b. a. @yaa4 8roVs be bgS q Af
isg 6;sndBi6 B.5resa France aa4 America Mr. Murray
added fBt Bs Ausa4 1Iiaflr5 7D7aY asgL4 netting n
ey97ots tBi, 6fqbs oBis9 The Chief COniul repiea'
54 the easss BE tzvo raforf hang a5assa f6F
Gon4z 10 longer y-li4 ary fras gt5-T fbat 5s fr" pm
-r5 ytyzy4 a1yqzfioa esaflysi IN eoags7 ron oEy
u 4 ,B baf of4 ry5.y:- ia:iTap 47i that ~ tie 6Tsjs7
eir-gzqrr.s -U7 than sv:r Ge 4ie n Je t5yo rl
tsas os1y % @aL.1s q '.'''