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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27


fwer which the Fira Conful Tome t;m.
fince gave to deputy of the Department.
who atked him whether we were if;ll -
have war S We ihall have NOTHING ~
piled the conful) but war of ink. - ''~
October II. -
When the troops at the camp at Am;eo.
were informed of the confpiracy aoa;ne
-Buonaparte, they urged to be marched in
mediately to Paris. Only SO, however
had permiflion and yeaerday, with tbe;rr
knapiacks at their backs, they addreGed
the 6rit conful, and in a laconic manner
defcribed the devotion of their comrades
of the army to him.
Yesterday the members of the tribunate
waited on the frf conful, in company with
his two colleagues, the niniters and coun
tellors OF fate. Crahou, the prefiden, of
the tribanate, addreHed Buonaparte, and
exprehed a with to difcoyer the authors Of
the conPiracy, that they might receive
due punlihment. Buonaparte, in anfwer,
faid 8 That it would not be in the power
OF eight or nine anailins to take his life.
while the-public confidence was repofed n
him, and he was furrounded by his brave
guard" And added, 6 IF it faouIi ever
be the cafe, that he had loft that confidence.
his life was of no efimation to him."
Many perfons are daily arreRed, who
are more or les concerned in the confpira.
cy. One Enretien is arrefed, who, dur
ing the reign of terror, was member Of
the revolutionary tribunal.
Caracchi has difcovered every thing
This Caracchi is the fame perfon, who is
mentioned by Jofeph Buorlaparte, when
smbailador at Rome, in his report of the
revolution there; and is the perfon who
aiiaiiinated gen. Duphot. When Carac-
chi lett Rome, he went to America, and
from thence to France. He sdyertifed that
ae would fnilh the buff Of Buonaparte. and
wlihed that he would allow him one fit
ing more to accomplish his dsGgns; and
ne day before he was arreRed, he petit
oned madame Buonaparte TO prevail on her
hu1band to give him one more fitting.
An.orderis iaued that every Italian fhall
quit France, in "a hours, and be furnihed
with pafports for Milan. The Corfcan
Arena, who drew a dagger on Buonaparte,
at St. Cloud, is one Of the leaders of the
confpiracy.
1t is aaerted that gen. Moreau has ar
rived at Paris.
"A great event is now in the womb of
time, which threatens to develope itielf
every hour.
October 80.
Count de Cobentzel; and the marquis
Lucchefni, have arrived here on the fame
day. Mou;tev,.
1t is extremely probable that the con-
greis, which was to be held at Luneville,
IN cafe the Englifh had coniented to end
thlther negociator, will be held at Paris.
where the miniRers Of the grearef powers
IN Europe have already arrived. i TIE
iirit consequence which will thence refult
Is, that the Englifh will have no repre-
tentative here, and that peace will he con.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27

rules ofdeco1am were pfohrated and Ian
guage, indignant and iacrafic, impeach
ing pedonal motive, was reciprocated with
keen ieverity.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27

20 1en0 "A heaven dorm .DanQ among US.
We were apprized of the dipofition; we
were apprizcd that an execute was all that
was wanted. But the reign of terror is al
mott at an end. If you want to conciliate
the affections of the Weftern people, and
20 bring them over toyour administration
refer this refolution- If youdo this, they
willfuppofe that the complaints of their fell
low-cit;zens are heard and attended to and
that there is hope Of fpeedy redreis but
iyou reject it the rever1e will be the eff
feet.
You hsveno idea, faid Mr.. Davis, Of
the mitchell this man has done in the WEI
tern country particularly in the MiGiAir-
piterritory. His CONDUIT has reared a pow
erfa1 oppoGtion to your administration,
which will grow with our growth and in
create with our itrength, unlefs you rene
dy the evils that opprefs our fufering fell
low citizens. His conduct has alienated
the affections of the weiern people from
our government and this effeSt it will
have while our fellow citizens are fufer-
ed to complain unheard, and the conduct
ofthcir oppreaor is juiti6ed. AK "a well
informed man from this territory, or from
almof any part of the weRern country,
why are you nPpoGed to the adminiRrati-
on of the. government ? He will tell you ii,
moment-I know that Winthrop Sar-
gent, governor Of the MiAifIippi territory,
has openly violated the contribution of the
United States in fundry initances. know
he has outrageouily violated the ordinance:
Of that territory. think he has fhame
fully exercifed the Legislative power, put in
his hands, by making it cloak under which
he hasexaefed the mott exorbitant fees from
the people to crafty his avarice. ! know
he has never received even a rebuke from
the chief magifrate for this. / .con6der
Winthrop Sargent but a fmall vein of.
great body; 1 am acquainted with the
Pulfations Of that vein know itbeats to-
wards ari9ocracy; : T. know itiwells with 4
tyranny and deipotifn; / eonfder the great
body that feeds this fmall vein as alto con-
terminated. This will be the anfwer you
will receive and this will eternally be the
language you will hear from thofe people
until you releale them from the tyranni-
Cal bondage under which they are laid by
the oppreiHons of their Federal Govern
ment.
MIR. Otis. was. avene the lah ief1ion,
when this fbject was before the houie, to
commit himfelf by vote without ponen-
ing an accurate knowledge Of the circum-
frances attending it. The fame want ofin-
formation under which he then laboured
ne llfelt. eating his eyes over the re-
folutions juR read he difcovered that they
contained two ferrous declarations the
firR that laws hottie to the Happiness and
PROPERTY of the citizens of the MiMAippi
territory, and at variance with the confi- |
tuition, hadbeen enacted the fecond, that
thefe laws. had been paaed under malig-
nantr intentions.
On<the truth ofthcfe declarations Mr.. ]
Otis was not prepared to decide. He re-
Auired'that information, which the CON-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27
MILAN, October. s.

OgltOOCI
1t is faid that the French troops are go
Ing to take poileaion again of the country.
Of Lucca.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28

hARRIED--At otsfeld, on Sunday zoth infant
H. JoisoA LEAv'TT, Jun. to Mih SAtLY PoRrER.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28

'IlE Subicriber- hereby gives notice TO al coR-
a. cerned, That having been duly appointed All
arbitrator upon The Eeate ot II HOMASMCKSE
late Of Port!4HS ia The county nf Cumberland, ma.
riuer, cecested, has sEen upon him that tua,
and gisen liond as ID law dircls HE therefore
requcfts al perions who are indebted 70 fait dScsaf
eds nate % make immediate payment and thoir
who. have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit The
fans, TO
Edmund c, Delano.
N'rftylrmeut5, yp5 IS, SEQ.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28

Same day--fsripa 81 jliIsse.y Pois co,S, Tria
Saturday, July 26.
drripsd, tyig Margaret, CAT Sampe7 liz lei
6aa az DAYS from Jamaica. Ls6 there 5r.g Bet6,
Cart Ssaeiae, Naaiaokci Snip .1ebA, Cap, Haieb,
~ fbif PORT, % faii ~ dsyn Saied in rsnasav
v0ifb jtbr. Jabsla Capt NatJaai.i DoaaiA,. .B;i
aJs,a. A.1nJ 5, yPakr isbr. Mary. Can Delano,
4 deyf OH, toana 70 B.goa - 7aly :, LA "a, u,
hag IS, Jpeks Fty. - flames Morton mater
t'sHd from jamaica tor PHILADELPHIA.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28

mr. EFNN1-

Preicn,s his mon repeelu compliments 10 the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Portland and It's vicinity, and
earneiliy ioliciss the honor Of their patronage lie
hAttefs himief thar the pieces ieectrd fnr The cn-
teriainmcnt u the cvcning will meet their appfoh
ton Tho his merits cannon equal their lbttality,
Ne viii never be wanting in gratitude.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
THE CASTLE SPEc7pF.

Drama 70 mach eelebrated for its excellence, Is this
evsaing to be prefnted for The fecond tme for the
benefit ct MIR KtNNr AS this gentleman has a family
dependent on his earnings i i hoped The hbgraty of
Portland audience, wall prove eonlPicuous, This
piece was performed on Friday evening for the 6r1
TING, ia very able manner lin which, Mrs PoyrsR
IN Evehna, and Ms HssbSr in Angela met the hsh.
RATED expectations fthe public; and Mr. RarFsr IN
the character q oimondhad an opportunity Of dplay-
ipg be fupeiior dramatic powers The mirth-e1ctne
ViAiss, whole captivating qualities and aurng merits
arc Acknowledged by all, did ample Juice che dif-
cult ehara9sr Of Motley and the honorable menton
al approhaQen, ihouid he attached 70 Aicfrs PssysR
KsHy' Batn UGrr, and Det-s- for their txertions IL
Support Of thei- reipecGye characters.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28


"A fmall plant producing fix wool, fmlar
10 that Of syria, and equal in quality, has
lately been Uncovered on fome mountains in
Sonth Prutis.
Gen. Leveaut, the mercilefs commander Of
The North tde of ST. Domingo, ha, been taken
blythe Engliih, and lent TO England.
a late Jsriasa paper tays-'' Nearly in the latitude
Of Madeira the mp ClreHd0n, Of Briaol, run on
beard The fhiP BeauIoy, Radey, Of London. when,
melancholy 70 rslae, the latter went down with the
srsw sad pahensers, not i0ulfaSed
The accident Happears, happened At night, no doubt
from lone tayai error a the wheel o. board one or
perhaps both hps We do not know the names of the
.adenssTs on board the Beanoy, but underaand there
wsry svtSsl, aud among them lone ladies Whole cries
were diGo6iy heard the 1lp was going down ths
night being extremely dark, and the wind blowing
hard AZ the time, with h, Wy iea running Il wasir-
poiihic 10 s.Iord any aiiRanee. The Beaufuy was
hoaod 20 Mon,cgo Bay and bad on board valuable
cargo Of lrilh provihons The Clarendon met with no
ether accident than the os Of her bowfpr anu fcEs-
topmsG.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
39ortlanO,
MoNDAr, JuLY 1S, 1900.

Go varicrs aud contradictory are the reports and
fsrair.s rslpe3ins the Commilisntrs 70 France thar
L |, thought unneesTary % repeat them. Soneshng
ceisial nua ioon tranipire.
For tho Information Of thofe who may have oees6on
u pai the lower bridge Soc river, il is thought
sr5psr 70 mention, that the toll is taken of iad bridge
Six perfons have died Philadelphia, Ense the 9th
iaa by drinking TOO freely of cole water
The Been fleet is fuppvfed 10 have Withdrawn with
n tie inuer harbour Of BreR.
A Paris paper of June =, rays-The Council for de-
edine pize,eauies yeirrday ordered the Americea
dip fgou taken by the Coearde and gravoufe, to be
rsnored with coats.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
NRBr INDIAN war.

The conduct of the adventuIer BsSs!sr Teens 10
sAresten ferrous eonequs the United States and
Spain by exciting the Indians war on the REFLECTIVE
Frontiers; the mutua protection 81 which u npnlated
~ treaty between the nations. AS Bowles appears
NJ have grea thil for fame and is joined by many
Asahonds, It II poilbe he may location the railing Of
another fySsosai rather esrsisaai. army for the
protection OF our frontiers The laa accounts mention
ssaS Dowes has en large party break up The fet
Elements in Ealt Florida
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
BOSTON. 9vls "a

-. hUSION, Tsly -
We have the pleafute OF ANNOUNCING the EIe arrival
tSis day, of the United Staes frgate Bottom captain
Little, from aeroiie The Bottom has not been IN port
butt days hncc the failed from hence whch. will be
orc year tomorrow. During which time capt Little
has not been on ihore 20 hours The crew are n
Heme good health, and only one man has died nce Che
eit Bottoms and thar was hy his own folly we under
hrHd che crew win DC mmSdiaFrly pad OF, aud the
dup put 70 ies again with ali pofiblc dlpatch
Ihe Bottom anchored in the dream oil the end Of
Long wharf and fauttd the town, whiehyas snfwervd
by Three cheers from eitseRs on Lonp and Hancotks
Wharf, aad returnedh y the crew Of the friqae
On the sd Ice June, che Baltimore loop 81 war ap.
peared Oft * Thonas with large fhip N tow which
proved 20 be French cortette. The GO vette had
,neautiosiY borne down on the Balumsre and after
imart action was captured by her. Both veHes SD
peared mitch ihattercd.
Ship Rehecca, Gardner, Of NcwbeafoFd from the
South Seas was taken by French privaeer in lat a.,
a. long. SO, and lcnt 10 the Cape
81 Ninf, JHrx5o--An American cartel which car.
ried 70 French prifoncrs Cuadaoupe has returned
with q Americans. Another esr,e with 81 French
priioncfs has failed The Mcnimac has jua lcnt IN 4
brig and = fehccneF, tesaptured The Cancellation
has jun Arrived here.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
BANK OF TAE uNITEp sTArts.

CT PROPOSALS viii D. RECEIVED natit INV I,R
Gay ct July next iqcluhve, az the Bank III TIE Uni
tea states ana zoe Oinars-ot Dticuautand DepeGs
at Botons Eewyork, Baltimore. No,f,lEs ANA
Chalesoo, for the pOrchafr OF 0aa Miller as4 F;r.
RH1d-ts Ttosisra D0iiarJ OF sSfstk, direacdhv I'M
Secretary Of toe Treaur7. tOhr-ifTued w purfoarrr
ot th- aforementioned coQlrstf The proTSrls
mon advantageous 10 The United States win u,
accepted, brt 90 Stock VIII be ifFGed at lss thao
hive per centum advance, or one hundfed and Cos
dollars 10 mopsyfor one hundred dollars IN ,.r.-
II eRiethe funs fper6cd "a iuiat prontfils fh iI
excsedths amount Of Stock nHrred fof fsi-s+ ,I.s.
olSces Aforementioned, they wii Dc accepstd e,iS.
jsa te preporsioUsl 5rdGStion
G- SIMPSON, cah,r.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28

In London paper the marriage of Mifs
Fin 70 a Mr.. Hooke is mentioned. The
young lady had a fortune Of thirty thoufand
pounds, ana married her parAmour without a
penny. By neat fcriPtursl illuiop, the
London editors remark that the draft may
well be called miraculous This connexion
we are nor aurhorizei-to contradict but If this
BE the cafe, as here Gated, We foppofe thar the
lady TO bite at undated book, NUT Be an odd
10 indeed"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28

oNFRENcH J4coBLvISK.
N Anarch's recent reign abroad
Whatever rnsggot bit The herd,
The vssr 81 81 aeys the word
Throughout eonluGon's border.
May heaven, the wife and worthy pray,
soon turn the thing quite 'tother way,
Aad for the srasy 81 he lay
Reaore he days Of order"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28

% Absf ssf g re kstrI a.sesySsas, ftb |ayI CI=at.
~ t'b yesais,t fs7'ialsl az s'plss Try asrg
''s'1y JrFgs! 5Ts=s ibs ze7g Js.f y government.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28

Toefday, July al.
@rrivsS 5r;g Ssf5l, CAR. I'm. Neo55ary. : /
sgjs frS'R s.! Epeia. Lat. 36, Lang. 66. lbotr a
ss.'srer from s.. Piaccats, b0pHd 10 Bo,7on.--
.5o"saVaia 5og7a plI9age, Stb .1y1, hh II, PIKE
~ Ergtb JTgats Southampton, and treated b6iteiy
--fs,vstas loo$e an Haerieaa frfqats. LIP A.
~ Lrais. JNiy 3d. he ibosaer Naaey of beveyjy
Jo5a THE, MeGey, 10 }l{ ~ "a aays.
Wednesday, July as.
Hyri'ed fioarcr papJv, Cq3i Bya1ity, ~
gay ron ayiai&1f, and SAfen Toytsls--Sait1
Jr'1 Urn .5ad ~ company eeab floor,y PsiYy
ce55, ef f5ii peri, aaf leio'ze- Dolah;a, Car
laaagc, Of B3lsr.--Lrf al 7riqi5r9 ftone
L9ee', CAPT, Tsh6a, HIfgfc! i5r5n Gai..
! esft 1eey, sae1 ;byig Nai5saih HflR(r, Neu
sSEEs'yt' aaS 5'ig A?aisb, Cefb Pesva Pepl.
-as as- Aa't
~asRaa sssats,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28

M. ,wa.M Fref tdSvts yEIy =.
the Eayanuah, from whence he failed under convoy of
the u frisate General Greene, We are uiored that
while on the PALACE from New, Creansto the avannah
wthan AmsI lean brig under convey tbs GeneraCreene
ie in with BTtiih - gun tlnp. which fred a fhot AZ
the brig to bring her toe Tor examinauon-As neither
the brig nor the General Greene paid any atension 10
tsis, bur KEEP Their eouTie boat was dipEched from
tbs IA ~ boFrd the brig rhe Ggnerai Greene upon.
lhls fred hol a. the boat, which Immediately brot'
he's aong l'de 10 eonfequense Of which The "a bore
down and poke the itgac, der andng the reaion whv
bcr beat was FIR upon 70 Whlch capt Perry replied
that was % preyeat her boarding the big, which
va. under hs protsttion The captain Of ne man Of
war then oblsrved, Il vyy Erprifsr that Brio
fvmyJ fen gar Pr could no, examine asrs5Aaf Ssir -
Capt Perry replied, II The had been irrae dip e
thoad nor do At % the lilhanor Of his Dag lie then
"a polite terms akedeapt Perry il he would content
20 The briggs being examined Capt, F,rly rilentsd
bur oberved that IL wonld be u.SeE a. he knew her
largo 10 be no way liable 10 feizure 81
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

orant not being ale TO ipare HANDS to man
them. M,
Two Dutch c4uizers in the night. Upon being
hailed, they fred broadfde into the OrPheus'
5v which he fra Lieutenant was wounded IN
he arm but finding by the FIRE that was in
aantly returned that they had u do with z
n , NJ frperior force, they Immediately truck
Their colors, AID were carried into Amboyna
We are Z Try q End that the Viaiente, and
another Maccoa fhiP have been captured by
he French.-Their crews and pader8ers we're
.anded at Mergui, and afterwards arrived in a
fmal beat at Penag.
MADRAS, AF2IL 2.
Jun as our paper WIS gong'to prefs, we re-
ceived the duplicating information that !etrers
had been received from MaluliPatam, Eating
that the Malartic, French Privateer, had taken
TWO lhips at that port whether cut out from
the roads or cthtrwile, we have not aicertan-
Cd neitkcr are the names Of the vetieIs taken,
known To rs; We have, however, great reaion
to fupPofe that one Of The osPlurei fhiPs was
the Fair HnsfIcaH.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

man at Vienna can turn the fcaie as he pieaf,s,
and that man is decidedly attached to The
Court Of Loud \. The Queen If Naples
momently cap & at Vienna. She fas much
influence over htr -auglt5 the Empress al
Germany and The Empress has great lnfu
ence at Court and this power will be oPPo-
ltd q peace. a Pea,e, tho anxiouny withed
BY the people, cannot BE ftnguinelY expect 3
Of fudden by the we'll informed. Great dill
cultiea will occur in the negoci4tiqF, If it i
opened and il England is to be Party the
difficulties viii be va6ly magnihtd The belt
courie will BE u GmPlity the bu'ne{, NY AS ma
ny diEiI & negotiations as Po1ible. 1t Auf
tra have treaty-Bavarit treaty-Wrtem-
berg a treaty and England a treaty Il he elf
if ihe ple1tes. CTbtie are The .lecalaf;9aJ Of an
individuaLl
LONDON, AUGUST 6.
The report of preiiminaiios If peace having
been Ggned at PAri- on the z9th ult. has Re
ceived TO confirmation and At Pretent every
probability is aganR il. The cartel Viii
bro't over the lat Paris papers lett Calai, on
Friday lat, and thole who came by her mutt
have heard the news had any iuch re -d that
port N ThulfdAy, a. has beeo RateI.
Il is probable how,v-r, Jhat ne may toon
hear Of flch an event taking z ace : nay, it IL
even polible that fomething ke outlines wer,
agreed upon before Bon p rte conlent-d 10
It p the career Of MORGAN, and tha- the Journey
# count ST. Julien 70 Pans had chs tor It's Oh
jea.
We hear from Ba1e, that B4r,h9lemi ia,
Pahe1 thro' that city for Vienna.
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+ ~ 2 Paris PAPER gF Jzy 2ofb.
MALTA.

CITIZEN REM, who left Toulon on the
roth Of My. arrived at Malta The latter end If
the fine m anth. The garriion had net rsceiv
ed any intelligence from France for the fpace
of ZEN months He tates, that there were on
IL 40 ick in the holpital of Malta, and that
the garriion ioyed the mot perfect health.
During tie hrH year If the blockade, almot
the whole Of the carlton w5re afh ded with a
levere complaint in the eyes, but they have
been ince accufomed to the climate, and CON-
pletely cured. The folders have each a gar
den, which not orly iuPPles them with veget-
sbe IS, but produces enough for fa'e to the
Inhabitants. General Vabois had lent away
a, different times, mot Of the inhabitants, and
there are not az prelent mo than 1 or 5000
lett in the place. There are above 400 mules
in thetown, which are employed 10 the fervice
Of the artillery, and there is a comfortable
number Of mills kept going.
The garriion IS determined to hold out to
the lat extremity, and here is fuf1cient guam.
tity Of proviGons to laf till tie middle Of win
ter, independently of the fuPPes that viii Re
broug ht BY the fmall vellels whi~h NUT newt
ably enter the port
The utmoR gajery prevails il the place, and
AiCiG - N'Nit AiSul q NOAHSAJ civ q '0Lio
concert. a great number IF boa-s are con
family employed il 6ihing, and magazine of
falt fifth has been eRabiihe1 BY General Vaubois,
which viii furnjlh new relource.
Every meis Of troops has lmall yard viii
Tati and fowls.
The artillery Is in tie beh Gate. The i'm
pregnable works which defend this place have
been repaired, and rendered effective. We
have pro6:ed by the long blockade to raifo a
nun Der of new works.
There are at Malta 1900 pieces Of cannon
perf.8y well iu0pie
General Vaubors, General Chanez, General
DluzeE Commander Of the artillery, C Ad-
mi5al Vile euve, commanding TIL port, and
all the officers Of the garrlon live in the ben
IN eraantirg, and are anina By the belt
dfpoGti rs. The folders fay, " We ihatI
per orm fIrloush Of four year at Malta"
Citiz.n Remi was, On his return, very often
vi bin half league Of the Enghlh cruuers.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22
Difference with Denmark.

@ LONDON, AUG s.
DONE days ago, We MENTIONED HAT Mr..
Drummond vas 10 proceed to Copenhagen in
confequence of the capture of tn Dan n con
voy and yeAerday we informed our readers
thai Miniters had relolveJ to f-nd lord Whit
wor thither on the fame buhnefs. The fa6
IS row put beyond all doubt: YeRerday morn
ing his lordhp accompanied BY Mr.. Dunn,
mond and fuite, reached Deal about noon
embarked on board The Andromeda, and "a LED
10 the eaRWard in company with the Pomo a.
There can be no doubt that his lortlhip's
Jefira'ion Is to Copsnhagen 70 endeavor to
etT5d a conliIiation with thu Court. Il IS
probable allo hat bis iordfh WI pay his ref
peas To another northern power, 70 bling
about If POAi5le the fame good understanding
that formcry lUbGtsd between it and US.
We are happy there has been 70 little delay
II adopting this falu.ary meafsre, for the in
terruPtion To our commerce, till this point IS
adjuRed, will b a flrious Inconvenience to our
merchants Already all commerce with the
North Of Europe is virtually interdi9ed. The
convey from LIE th for The B4lti-, VIII Oh was
appointed t. fl from Leith Road, for ElGneur
On the 7:h int. has bten ccuntermanded-the
lords comHilIioners Of the admiralty having
(ent orders M captain Ciemen az Leith, not 10
feed any convoy thence to the B 1ltic til he re-
ceives further orders; of this he has given
regular notice to the Lord ProvoR of Edn-
burg, and thro' IBIS lordlhP to thof. engaged
il that trade
Similar orders have been received at Hull,
and We may rreiume a, al the ports in the
kingdom nor !, it Problb)e they viii be coun
demanded till the Te.ult of lord Whitworth's
milton Be known.
II, however. the Preient difference cannot be
adiuaad, Tie inconvenience to private inIividu-
ais will be nothing 70 that which the pubic
fervice will fuTer for the greiret part of Our
naval ltores is procured from tbs Baltic, and
Of thele we are in need If contant 1uppl'es,
notwithstanding the Rock Away. on hand in
his Maelty's dock yards.
The report that admiral Du kworth, il the
Mediterranean, had taken d tnih fri5ate, for
firing into boat tent to examine a yeHe under
her convoy, is entirely groundlef
Two other Dinilh vcT Is have been captur-
ed and Brought il. One If hem was bound
TO Norway, and the other to Legho'n both
from Copenhagen. We may eAPed 70 hear Of
other captures, unlef; our commanders at
without orders, which is no; probable. Su,h
fa6ts require TO remarks.