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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
HAGUE, AUG. 10.

FAgUEs AU1' TT
The day before yeAerd4y. news was rece'v-
ed here from Fluihing, that FIVE EngHlh line
Of battle IhiPs fev5ral frigates, and Rumber
Of tranlPerts, had aPpe1Ied in fight Of th4t
port. o. III. preceding day they had APP
Peared off the Heights Of CtJlAnd, South
wei Of Fuhing.
Yeaerj4Y morning early, Rrong cannon
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eTRAsFrrCH, AUG &C.

4e alLs &c.
Eoh75 7o1t.ve W l.avu UT tu- aHiSrr carried
bv Duroc lt is l.L that id is ,lry nacifc, and
thar Antri7 eagerly aH..-c far pga-e. Sons pre-
Iim1uary points, w 5e et.tt arr aE-t>l Cn. "To-
murDu," lavs a IItr- from Nsrra AZ the 9Th,
Z. me AufAor ut owl c,crr fl1 lt- Proportions
W BuuuaPsIte, N.. wv, i-ut VH. Lap0y iEDts
hoped tor t.um t. Some pvuF.- taY, lha. the
Preiimiuari-s ans a.moG l,t.i-1-Ihc preface Of
General M0r-au WY THIS place give ll- greattF
pleafurg. This G-agI7 has acquired -r-a: hoaor
BY his Campaigns, Ran "-u with T-tarL t0 ais MI
litary genius a1L L.s 5-av5rV a5 hi- z-a- Hs ARR
val here would t-cm tJ OUa--a ,ae hopes ot
Peace
General Le5ou75e, who h1s had l5 g1ca. part Ia
efcCng the fortunate termination of tae Campaign
has arrived 9, COE4c. lac Is txpectcd hers o. rs
return To Paris
The EIettor Of Bavaria has appointed Baron Rich.
berg h.s Envoy K Bella, s-d The CacvzaeT Bray rs
Envoy at London.
BoRDEAvx. AUG. 20. Nj
General Alexander Bcrth.er psled oar walls On to.
cav before ye1crjay, travelling qoIt n Berlin with
Ls Aorles un his road tn Spain. He Popped longer
than WA. uocedare i.r him o change hories, ana az
pears jo uc very ANXIOUS -' Fet to Madrid wAare I; -
lail. he LA. ! E.l-l--a -- .--l-+nce to iull.
V->4cL. AVG. 8.
The Aultrians arc r4 Gne Grong Entertainments ID
chs tnvirous q: this Guy. Ihe works in chs AHcEal
are a3 continued Eu7 tbe IVY 1u t on W. number 81
Can bca:s intended tJr th- Gl.-ael w Our C4naIs.
lhe Army "a Conceal Meas has vitl-l this month
Ps6, been enforced w.;h 1900 nea.
Auos5yEou, AUG,I5.
French Commif+ry- ou h.s way from Neubuga
10 AU1s5urgh with The IAN NJ I-.cco forms. was a.
l4faat=d I'D wood 5y numa-- ol .-lllnts from tht
cnvlrons of Pormels Tbs Fr-nc1 soldiers lucceeds1
Iu clc0v:rng the AAalEns brought tL-m I'd CHAINS
~ Auglburgh. where thly arc inlrl.urt-
The French have taken from the Arllnai a Munich
f.|, -f.r ~ -r11 .ag z
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, AUGUST 81.

(TovEREmFxr yeRerday received accounts OF
increaled eSertions to prepare the Bret Fleet
for !ea; thar comfortable bodies Of troops had
been ordered thither from the interior, and that
Bonaparte was about TO repair to Brett 10 &C
CELEBRATE and animate the meditated enterPrize.
Lord St. Vincent has moored his veaels in
iuch manner, that wbilR The ftalon will ad
nit Of his retaining bis ftuation, il is mPoliibIe
that vsfel of any delcriPtion can either leave
or enter Brett Our tars were in high fPirits a.
the prolpe6 Of more active fervice.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

TIE Gazette Of this place gives the prsiini.
nari.s of Peace, which, according 10 il, are
greed upon between France ana Aufri4. Ii
il can te BELIEVED, III treaty, which has been
concluded " Paris, contains thirty one articles
According to ,his treaty, the Auafi4n polIel.
5ons III l,aly are % he extended As far as the
Oeiio. There are to be lhree Republics s3ab.
Fhed IN Italy the CTapine, the CI2atins,
ana TIE P.edmon:cE=, which may III tie isque,
If II ~ thought ezPeiient, be uuied into ons,
and will then have tie rank Of Power of the
f,R c,+fs. The French republic VIII occupy
the territory IF thel- thIe- republics lor year,
but thau 1ot leave ia them after that time
m5.e than 10000 troops,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

We have much Plealure IN announcing the
fafe arrival Of the Jamaica Fleet, which patel
by the lie Of Wright yeRerdaY morning for
the Downs, uader convoy Of I'll. Hannibal, Of
"a guns.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

Vinegar Is mentioned as being more efi'a-
c'ous than oil il cafes Of burns and fcalds -
elolhs conRantly wet with It, ihOuld for tome
time be Kept to the part af3Ged.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
Latsf Foreign Meas.

Received by the arrival Of the Zip Cornea, captain
Prince, = DAYS from Liver Pool-Bring ng London
papers Auguf 81
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

The following letters were 10 circulation YET
terday We do not attach much confequsnce or
credit to them, but on iubjet 70 important
every thing has intereG.
Z Iarmou:b, Friday Evening.
The Martin 1oop arrived here, left Elf
neur on the 2If.-Admiral Dicklon had a
mot boiRerous pafage thither; his force con,
(Rs Of feven fhips Of the line, one 50, two frig-
ates, one Noopgfour bomb-veGels, and five gun
veAcls; but i does not appear, By the accounts
I have (cen, that the tranfports had accomPa
MED him into the Sound. Our 74's are placed
along fde the Danilh fhips Of the line our
frigates againf theirs and the bombs, SC. are
Rat;oned clofe to the Cattle Of Cronenburg,
waiting ia anxious fulpence, the refult Of Lord
Whitworth's negotiations. Every flip was
prepared for action"
Dundee, AaggQ &c.
"LaR night arrived here, the Hope Of this
port, Robert Anderion, matter from Riga, who
reports, that he left Elfneur on ThurldaY the
an init. under convoy of the Martin noop Of
war: that 10 a ihort time after Lord Whit
worths arrival, the Danes moored four 74's
acrofy the Sound, 70 as to block up the paGage !:
that on Tuefday the 10Th, admiral Dickon,
with feven fail Of theline, and number of fire
fhips, gun-boats, Sc. arrived, and came to an.
Choir about three miles below the Cattle, upon
which The Danih Commodore fant his boat on
board the Britith feet that early next morning.
admiral DickGon got under weigh il lie O.
battle, with his men at their quarters, and
brought up within paol thot Of the Danih
fquadron; thar the Romney, Of SO guns, with
a cutter, were ddpatched up above Copeaha
gen, for fear our merchantmen might meet
with detention there. Next day, cap. Ander-
fon failed and LETT matters ia the a5Ove Gtuaton.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

The late dispatches from lord Whitworth,
we have realon to believe, were lefs fatisfa6tory
than government had expected. The Danifh
miniGer, We are told, afumed lofty tone, de-
claring, that although bis Danilh majeity ih0uld
be unaided by RulIia or Sweden, he would ne
vertheleis afert the rights Of nations, and oP
pole, to the e1,,nt Of bis powers, the growing
tyranny Of the Britifh fag.-The fubGsquent
intercourse between the miniHers is Rated to
have been more moderate, but nothing lefs de
cided. We are not Of opinion. that the inter
ference of admiral Dicklon in the negotiation
will Be neceGary but we are iatished, that the
Prefence Of bis force viii powerfully tend to its
aIjuliment.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

The lat accounts from BuIorah late very
ferrous commouons 70 Lave taken place il "a
neishborhood oi Mecca, ocoaGoned by The new
religious doctrines inaituted by defendant of
Aboool Wahaub, of which We have before
made mention. This fedary does not deny
Mahome1s million, bur oouf5ers him merely
As a meAenger from Coo, and Po4cGing I'LL
himlelf no title Ia The homage and Alteration ot
mankad ;-it rapidly gain. PROTOTYPES in Syria.
Arabia, and Egypt, and PrOPsg4tes its t-n-.s
by fire and lvord.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

The public funds yelterday experienced 4
further rife Of one per cent. under prevalent
opinion, that Frame bad extrl5sd delre 70 treat
with The Allies collectively for General Peace.
We are wholly un7cquainted with the cir
cumltances which, have induced this imPreai0n.
We are aG0red, that Citizen Otto, the Agent
for French Prloners in this country, who has
been mentioned as the medium OF Pacific Over
lures from the French Government TO our
Cabinet. has not, directly or indirectly, received
from M. Talleyrand, or any other individual
competing the French Executive, any commu-
nicalon which ii the IighteR degree inyoyed
the iutjea OF Negociauon,
The flag Of truce which failed from Dover
on Tuetday, for Calais returned on ThurldaY,
and was again fsnt OF for France en- Friday
She was charged with patches, Rated to De
from the Traniport Ctice, but which were not
directed to Captain Cotes our Agent for Pri-
foners, in France, or to Citizen Fort4ir, the
Republican MinifeI Of Marine, as the ordinary
communications Of that Board are wont 10 be
addrelad but from tins nothing latisfadory
can be collected.
We can however with deciion fay, that the
Court of Vienna, Oh fgning the Treaty with
this Country On the Izth infant, ilued a de-
cIaration to all the Courts of Europe, amour
cling the determination of his Imperial maiehy
not 10 treat with France, except OF corjun6ion
with England and his other allies. This inf
trument Is dated tn. / 18th Of AUguR we have
feen an abRrad Of II; the Hamburger mail due
this day viii mot probably put US 10 Pofef-
GOn VI the detail.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

The voluntary contribution of the inhabitants
Of Bengal in aid Of the war. &c amounted On
The 18th Of December lat to I3G33zL I5C a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
Tobn Aaam5.

Dy - fT54asFl,
J. AARSHALL, Sfcfstarg Ct Stat.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

The following letters were 10 circulation YET.
te7day We do not attach much conlequence or
credit to them, bat on lubjea 70 important
every thing has intereR.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08

rame and otierved he had feen hem Pafs the
Taqliamento, ID face Of the enemy that ne
had done every thing 10 procure peace but
thar if an autumnal comPaign ihopld be necet-
fairy, he would make them PATS lagtamen
to again, and bring them to the gates Of VIZ
emma.
PARIS, July g. The night before lalt Bona
parte arrived. He avoided the honors intend
ed him but a falute has been fired yelterday
and he has been mot affe6ionately addreiied.
There was a general illumination Of the City
lalt night On feeing the Minifters and Coun-
Gil of State, he faid, 6 Here an again Have
you done much facs kf y0u" The anfwer
from twenty months az once was, Not 10
nasb as goa, Censrak' Bonapalte was abient
from Paris only So days.
The Firf Conial yeaerday received a State
vift from the Senates, the Legislators, the
Tribunes, and the Military Bodies, and expref-
fed to them his perfect fatisfation al the Brilliant
fate in which orr Vi aories have placed France.
1t IS reported, that his carriage was broke on
the way and that hegot flight contuhon on
the head. We underfand that be has only
brot with him the ratification Of the armiAice
concluded at Marengo
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08
Mifcellaneons Paragraphs.

L9Hao7, JJay 20.
Capt. Campbell in the hoop of war Oar
has, in very gallant manner, cut out of Dnn
Kirk, La Delirte, French frigate of 40 auns
IA FOUNDERS, and $50 men, fome Of whom wei,
on lhore.
The Auffians have punaually fulfilled Il
The tipulations Of the Convention at Alefao
!ria The aSmiaice con inued and n
French and Auarian of, ers and folders has
feafed and drank together.
Lord Keith has CLAIMED & received ramon
for neutrdis lying ~ Gznoa Of Geo ooo franc,
Pori5. .Jpy al The officers On leave
abfenee, have reen ordered to joia their reips,
tive corps.
BAkRAs has gone u Spain.
Paris .7Hy ls.-Tbe I4thJ July was yeasrds
cslebrateJ wi " great rJ0tcl7gs.
The Marquis dc la FAYErrE, lately fYeu
few day at Paris and then returned 10 n
country leat near Helua.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08
Cen. NTaitland's Expedition.

Lqnd3a, 3nly y The expedition oFiginall,
deRined to The coat Of France, under genera
Maitland, has failed for The Mediteranean.
The night If the OH Jdre was fixed Oh for
defcent on Belle lie, and $500 men, were
readinels for The aGaut but in The mornr,
Of tLat day the general received inteligenee
that The forces On the i1land amounted Y
7oco; and determined not to make the atenD,
tgainG fuch fuperiorty of numbers. On6.
2 3d the fqeadron failed for the Mediterianeaa
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08
7bseeb dsperedly the P5fdsat Of the Srrafe, 70 III
En- ConGgi OH fbs day Of bis GrrivaL
f" CITIZEN FIRST Consul,

CITIZEN FIRST CONSUL
"We come 70 exprels 20 you our (incere par
ticipation in the gen-ralj joy which is manieaea
on account of The ntw tiumPils with which you
have aaonifhed Egypt L particularly belongs
to the Public Fundionaries inveacd with the
authority Of Preierving the ConR'tution to feel
the value Of fuoh great events Zach IF Us.
Citizen Coniul, feels peculiar pride in BENG
tbe guardian 81 that Conaitu.on, fince you r
cure to the French people the high deliny
which they have deierved by 70 much valour,
70 many efforts, and fuch multiplied iacrifi ces.
You have fulfilled your promile Of an,icipat
ing victory by peace, or OF comman ding peace
BY v'dory.
We feel Gncere fa,isfaaon in acknowledging
that the country owes its fafety 10 you ano
that the people will be indebted TO you Tor its
happinefs and proiperity, which will BY your
means fucceed ten years Of the mott violent .e-
violation"
The PRECEDENT Of the Tribunate addrea.d Ih3
FirR Conful to the fame efeft, and concluded
by faying Z You ihall Be the Paci6cator Of Eu.
rope and the Benefaaor Of the Human Race,
as you are already the Glory Of The French Ma
ton"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08
Relative TO Rui1ia.

Pari5. July z.--It is Rated, that the O.,
has prohibited the Importation Of Britih m.s
chandize into Rulia--that be IS making Orr,
preparations by fea, and has formed dsf.s
five league With the other Northern power, !,
reprefs the audacity Of the Euglfh who relDss
no flag whatever.
Lg4d5n, 7aly IA treaty Of Comm,r..
between Ruf1ia and France, IL Gated from ~.
lin, to be now ia dilcufIion.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08


BWaria. More u likswife thaag,d his plans,
tending troop. actcls the Danube to Bavaria. by
forced marches, TO get into the flank Of Kray's
army.
Um is Provifored for year, and its works
arc 70 extenGve, thai fege Of II viii employ a
gteat force.
JULY 4.
They Gate from Monich, Of the date Of yeaer-
day. thar the hsad quarters Of Moreau were
at Saskatchewan. lngollladt isinve(ted. Gen
eral Lacouibe coa&wles to extend bis force into
Upper Bavaria. The French are fortifying
LinJau.
HEILBRoN, JULY :.
We learn that Tim IS bombarded, and that
It cannot hold out long. There are. Io.oeo
men in garrifon. PhilliPiburg has 1900 The
French troops have not yet penetrated thus
far.
FRANKFORT, JULY 7.
The battle which took place yesterday upon
The Nidda was very lmart and bloody there
were feveral charges with the bayonet, as we'll
as of the cavalry. The Polonefe Legion
made part. IF the French troops that attack
ed.
Lat night the Germans Quilted the line Of
Nidda, and retired to the left bank Of the Mein.
This morning the French appeared before
This city. and have eRabli1ted poa oppoGte the
gate Of Bokenhelm.
JULY 8.
The French are Giill before our gates they
talk Of contributions, but our Magiirates ap-
pear inclined to chide them.
NoRDL1NGEN, JUNE z6.
Yenerday Gems. Kray and Moreau had an
interview, it was TO confult on an armifice.-
MORGAN refufed any without Ulm and Ingol-
hadr were furrendered. Kray would not con-
TENT, and they feparated. Thsy appear to re-
fpett each other. Ulm IS provihoned for year,
and It's works are extenlive.
RATIsBoN, JUNE 20.
YeRerday a great quantity ofrelerve artillery
psGed this city. Many Perlons are preparing
70 leave this place.
JUNE 50.
The diet has deputed NJ. d'Eupen to the
headquarters Of Moreau TO negotiate the neu-
traEty Of the General Diet Of The Empire.
AngGwg, 5uy THE column Of our army.
which has penetrated 70 Munich, has found,
great deal Of ammunition, and 5000 mulquers.
q every thing goes well the army advances.
In the LAT affair we took 6ooo priloners."
Moreau Is negotiating with the Deputies Of
Swabia, the price of their pace.
Paris, Tuly Io-General St. Suzanne who
commands on the Lower Rhine, has 3o,oco
men.
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y W.
Carnot in an addrels az the Prelecs and ths
Generals Of the different departments of Framed
fo far from conlidering peace as certain erl
horts them 70 prs pare Tor new fceae of warl
fore, and accelerate the departure of the f-rona
clafs OF confctipts, in order 70 make lad
aud " terrible Eruption into the enemy's tsrris
tory" This however, were It unconne6si
with any other circumstances, might Be conf.
dered as little more than b0sfful expedisns
of intimidation and, indeed, the Minasr u
War admits, ~ gTea- mealure, that fuch 4
aaUaiy bis oljed re ays thar while Franc
continues to prei,nt herlelf to foreign powers
ID this commanding PoGure of concentrate
and vidorious force they viii NOT be induced
to rejett that peace that IL again offered u
taem, nd hich ih ir releryes have not reB4
dered mole lcvere" The terms now offered
not being more feve:e than thofe propoled N
BonaPafte previous TO the late lucceG5s Of lid
Republican arms. Garnet very artfully delcribsI
them as freih proof Of moderation on Id
part of the conquerors and expressly aatel
that il they are refiled, {" It will be neceGH1
70 make final edort, and 70 dictate the Peass
which they now Offer,
Of military intelligence the lat Paris papeH
contain but little that is important, excepting
Tome unofficial accounts from Straiburgh md
other places, which Rate thar the army Of Mo-
reau continues To advance that General Kra1
has Quilted bis formidable petition AZ Ingold'
ltadt, and IS re,reating towards Landlhut, %
The river Ter, whittier the feat IF war Is about
10 he wholly removed from The Danube, II
order the more lccure Y To cover the Auariaa
frontiers that the French divlion conmande3
BY Lecourbe, has marched againG Ratibon
that The enemy have taken pofcllion Of tha
BilhoPric Eichaadr, entered the Upper Palat'
nate, and TO ced the corps of General StzaraI
to retreat to LargenlelI that General Sd
Suzanne was et cut on the 9th. from the Rhina
with his army, 20 attack the Imneri4liRs on tha
Maine, aud 70 proceed from thence througl
tranconia 20 cooperate with Moreau; that
large quantity Of ammunition, and 1000 nui1
quets. were found by the enemy in Muncb
that IN tie affair of the 18th, a. Neuboutg. III
French made 6ooo P:loners and in hor7
that every thing conunues to 20 % i'll favoga
of he enemy. X IS expected that they VIZ
make fpeedy effort to poGels themfelres 4
NE Tyrol and NE Grifons, the poGcaionsI
which would enable them TO effect al immtdi
a.e cooperation bstweeu die armies Of lag
and of the Rhioe,
From Italy there is particular news. Mt,
Gena is organizing the levlral French armies
that country, which are laid 20 conGG OF n
leis than u 90 GOO men. Prince Charles, rrI
faid, viii refame the command of the army Il
The Danube: and it is confirmed, that so bAl
tslions Of relerve, with o,eoo- Hung hoti
would Immediately move 70 ils relief. III
corps of Conde will obe united to this boa1
The duke D'Angonleme took the command Il
The cavalry Of Ber'ioa the ash Of May. n
tie 9Th ult. tie Ccnd-4n uY Wa :. Sal
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faon as the lat inns, and The Tuiks a..
themfelves that notwithstanding tie br,r.
difplayed by the troops Of Gen. Kleber +.
terms WILDE more favorable al any rate i
will Unfit that The French % their return I
Europe fhall net lerye aganf the EngRg !.
Imperialas.
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Refpe6ting Egypt.
cnNsrAnrtnnnrr

coNsTANTINoPLE, MAY 28.
Negotiations, we learn between the Grand
.Vizier and Gen. Kleber, in regard to The evac
patton Of Egypt, have been already relumed.
1 is not bsiisTed that they Will terminate 70
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BonaParte's return 70 Paris.
20 o. CoNsULs on rns REPUBLIC.

TO TIE IONoUI-o OF TIE NEPUBIIC
Lyons, fras 80
8: am arrived a Lyons, Citizens Confuls,
and wait here 70 lay the frf Zone Of the front
Of Bellecour, which is to be rebuilt. This cir
cumaance could alone rerard my arrival az Pa
RS. have not been able to reiiR the ambition
OF reefabliIhing tquare which I once Jaw 70
beautiful, and which is now 20 hideous in ap
Pearance Ihave been given 10 hope, that in
two year it will be completely 6nifhed.
| hope that before that period, the com
merce of this City, of which all Europe was
once Proud fha9 have returned it's former prof
Perity. I lIluts you.
(Sigusd) " BUONAPARTE."
Buouaparte on his return, met fome Of bis
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Convention between England, and thC
Emperor of Germany.
ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
HOuE Of Common, I.

VI
Mr.. Pitt prefented Mefage from his Ma
ieay, which was read, and was as follows -
sc. r.
ellis MajeRy thinks i proper TO lay before
this Houfe the Copy or Treaty which has
been Ggned at Vienna, between his MajeRy's
Minifer At that Court, and the Minilter Pleni-
Polentiary Of the Emperor Of Germany, duly
authorized for that PurPofe.
80 His Majaay has dire9ed his ratification Of
this Trsaty~to be Immediately prepared and
tranfmitted to Vienna to be exchanged with
that of he Emperor but on account Of the
Preient advanced period OF the year, his Majef-
ty has thought it belt not to delay ccmmunica-
ting to Parliament the engagements thus enter
ed into and he recommends it TO the Houfe TO
adopt fuch meaiures as may be neceGary, in
order TO enable his MajeRy to fulfil them. His
Maieay doubts not that he lhall fee in the con.
dud Of Parliament il this conjun6ture an ad-
ditenal example Of that good faith, firmnels
and determination which have uniformly a6fu.
ated the councils Of this country, aud be is per
iuaded that bis parliament viii concur with
him in thinking, that BY furnilhing the means
Of Prolscuting the war with vigor, they ben
promote the attainment Of peace on grounds
confident with the iecurity and honor of this
country, and with the latety and independence
Of Europe. @. r."
The mefage was ordered to be referred to
committee offupPly tomorrow.
MIR. Pitt prefented copy ofthe Convention
entered into between bis MajeRy and the En-.
Peror Of Germany, dated June 20, ISoo,which
was ordered to be laid on the table. The loan
has been granted.
This Convention, concluded at Vienna, the
10th June, provides, that in order to enable the
Emperor to carry on the war the prsfent cam
Paign, his Britannia Maety advance his I'm
psrial Majefy, by way Of loan, 1000. COOL.
Herling--to bear interef fix months after the
conslufon ofPeace between Auaria andFrance.
The contracting powers mutually promiie each
other to carry on the war againf France during
the prelent campaign, with all pofibIe vigor,
and to employ in it all their REFLECTIVE means
by land and Tea, concerning together, as occa-
hon HAL require, on the mott advantageous
manner of reciprOcally employing their forces
by land and Tea to the fdPPort Of their opera
tons.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08
Armed Neutrality.

The reports Of an Armed Mediation in the
North Of Europe are renewed with activity and