Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1900.

one by the grand confll-one by the Legislative
body, and Ivy the trbunate.
The grand oonlul will alone be lodged at the
Luxembourg the two Others in the 500
The trbnnate and the fanste in the pavilion of
the Tbu,lieriss. The conservative jury at the
Louvre, is the place of the inititute, and the
inltitute in The buildings Of the Sarbonne. The
invalids will be transferred to Verialles, and
every thing that belongs to the miniltry at war,
fach as the at-major, the administrations,
sc, &c. sf
On he szlina. (I3,h Dec.) the Legislative
body will be Attended, and on the z7th the
contribution will he officially tranfmitted to the
departments. .al.T ii.
Several journals have aated that citizen
Seyes is to be prefident Of the eonftitutiary
jury. We think that We can aate with conf
pence that this jury will have no proficient. :
All the members competing it will be'eqaAlly
qualified to exercfe the functions of emnoraryI
prefdent, according to the mode of election to
be adopted. A number Of other reports of the
fame nature, which promote this or the other
citizen, and confer places before they exit,
d.isrve no great credit. CRedasew.l
LONDON, DEC. IT.
The armitice between the French Confuls
and Chouan Chiefs has by no means put an
end to the hopes of our government from that.
p edatory war. They learn by private letters
that they continue in great force, and that they
exerciie their adherents in open day. The plan
Of an expe 1ion to the coat of Normandy is
therefore, perfevered in with increafei fpirit, and
they hope to make defcent on France with
100000 troops of different nations, ,Engliih,
Ru'ians, Swils and Ffench. CAPT Taylor, >.
III Duke OF York's Secretary, goe, to, St. Pc
tie ibureh to allif in dgeaing the new plan of
lubidary treaty. aud it is believed that we
ihall contract for more troops III IN we ever pur.
chaed in any former year.-Whether they are
TO De employed in this fervice or not, we can
NOT f4y hut We know that the rumour OF inch
delign will do more TO unite all the hottie
parties in France, than the Affected moderation
at the coniuls, or the ihort lived energy which
the government has derivedlfrom the late mi,
litary convalion.
A French jonrnali9 Gays, that the confnlate'
has dfcove'ed. that Talleyrand was totally in
noeent in the affair OF the American negoria4
ton. He only aled he ENJOYS for a iupplyi
uf their metallic ra7ers TO relieve bimfth and
the Directory of certain qaalrp aud fowafbe 81
fef7ionS ID which their employments particularly
expoied them, and for which complaints think
they ,hemlelves may foon need Gmilar re.
medy.
The si1iaance Of Paul l. to Francis II. de-
pends at prelent on the will of Suwarrow.-
We informed hat Mr.. Wiokham, Count de
Lehibacn, and Prince Eaerhazy, have united
their Efforts to induce the old General not to
ablndon the Archduke to the mercy of an en-.
envy, much hyperion in number. They repre-
tented TO him that he would eEpofc himlelf to
he danger of loiing the title of Italicus fince
the French might re conquer Italy, if MAIZENA,,
after lubduing the Grifons, lhou.d throw him.
fell into the Mlanele with go or 10000 men,
and attach the armies of Kray and Melas. al
reaiy threatened in front by the army of Cham.
pIonet. We do not know what effeSt thefs re.
monltrances have produced in the mind of Su.
warrow. To faften it till more, the Emperor
has juit TENT TO him the following letter -
my dear Field May1aN Prince HaLGy,
Count Saqva,ysqu Il
The fplendid Actions which you have per.
formed, during the courfe of this campaign, at
the head of the army which l placed under
your command in Italy, have anlred you the
iufrages and admiration of all Europe By
your Victories you have rendered to me, in par.
ticular. and my empire, important fervices, of
which lhall always retain remembrance, with
the moT lively gratitude, and they give you the
juiteit title to be admitted, as the man mott pro-
per to add lufre to it, into the Order OF St.
Thereto, eftabliihed in my armies to Ggnalize
and reward their warlike bravery. Receive
then, the Grand Crofs of that Order, as tell
timony of my high eieem and frlendIhip. Rel
ceive, at the lame time, Comm ander's Crofs,