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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

81 81 'i1lS gems make r. ~ FllPp'es gov,
Or in her bofom heal the throbs below ?'
BY the laG French Courier, there arrived II
this country two private commil ms, 10 the exc
cution Of which it would have been difficult 10
have found an Digestion. They were. for per
lons Of that importance which gives weight 10
triAes.
The Elk BihoP Talleyrand begged permit
ilon to Purch4ie four razors at Gray's, in Bond
ltreet. ConGdering all the purpolcs razor may
be put TO, no virtucus man would refule Mr.
Tal'eyrand any number he might deGre OF luch
gftalnaruments.
Madam Buonaparts wihed 10 have dozen
pair Of cotton Bookings She lent over one AS
pattern. Could one refufe favour to a Sove
reign Beauty, who has given Us the length Of
her foot?
The gentlemanwho brought up the dispatches
executed both the commiaions, and returned
with the Tazofs and Rocking, to Dover!
Queen Bonapsrie IS a Creole-M dam Srael
Swils, and madame Fallen Sp4niatd AL.
this Is very fine for the Great Nation
The Queen Of Prulia has worked and fent to
BuoaaParte, tricolored cockaae
General Murat was ma'.isd on the eff Jan
to the younger lfer Of BuoUaParte.
The violent form on Thurrlay night blew
down the remains of King Johns Gaze At Oh
Ford, near Bow. This an,iert pile was bull 10
,ze3, aud was the reGdcnce Of King John.
Here hiRorians fay he Ploted the de4h Of
Prince Ar hur here he entertained the Brdban-
con chiefs and here he ulually ilept, after hav-
ing hgned Mqgna Cbara.-This palace was firG
muttlated during the civil wars Of Charles |.
/ About forty years ago the chapel fell, and ten
years afterwards two wings tnmbled down. Il
IS now all levelled. The ground belongs to The
Blue.coat ichool. Some curious coins, &c.
have been dfcsvered in the ruins.
The Emperor Of RufIia has granted permit
Gon, for the re- Establishment of feveral printing
pueffss throughout his domipions, which had
been formerly fuPprslled.
Championet died at Nice Of putrid Fever
early in January: Letters from Genoa ltate,
that lome days before his death, he demanded
of that city I,500,coO francs within "A hours,
and decreed on failure to imprifon lixty four
principal merchants and equeler their proper
~.
"A letter from Munich fatcs that the Emper-
or of Rufia has invited Dumosrier to Peterf
burgh, who in his way thirher received from
Louis the eighteenth pardon for all hi, revo-
lutionary fins.
In January laR, died, at Berlin, the olIeR
aatelman in Europe, the PruIian Miniaer Of
State Count FinkeuRein, aged 81 during Biz
political life, he was Ambahador at mot IF the
European Courts. and FOR full Atty years Minif
ter Of Pruhia.
An Engli.h paper mentions thar an aged fea
man named Edward Hardcaltle, died lately at
Gofport He was celebrated for The following
exploit During the Witt which the Duke of
York paid TO Admiral Rodney, on board the
Marlborough, in 1861, be got TO the very top
of the vane Of the mammal, and food there on
his head, waving his hat feversl times with his
foot. He received a Prefent from bis royal
highnefs, with a requaf nor to repeat 70 dan
gerous proof Of his de4ssraY.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
NEWSPAPORIALS,
CLEANING from lat Eegh6 Pa8ey;.

The L.fia PaaEaa Of the pref.+a day, Is
Madame Buonaparte, who, it is faid, o. her
own Perfon exhibits gems, diamonds, and an.
tiques to the value of more Than eco COOL. Ter
ling. The Philauthropia who faid he never
looked at lump Of ugar without fancying
that it was lPetted with The blood If negroes,
would fee many Grange images in thof- gems.
Provinces deiolat-d, and thoufsnds Of families
ltraylng naked and without bread, w ald, with
our the aliHauce Of much imagination, occur
70 the mnd Of any one who beheld the gaudy
pageant OF the day adorned with the lpoils Of
ruined nations
:" Can all thefe gems make pa'lid HiPpies glow,
g Or in her Lofom hcaI The throhs b, lnru 2l,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

General Murat was mlf.isd on the Eft Tar
10 the younger Gfer Of BuoDaParte.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

The Emperor Of Rufia has granted permit
Gon, for the Establishment Of feveral printing
Preifes throughout his domipions, which had
been formerly fuPprtlIed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26
~ CENTS sINc1.g

tice, and the 5itcourfrs 90 ,te Fra Conf
TO the enyoys Of nc apartments, have cal-
led forth ulanifeG anon Of the good guti-
menls with wh;Sh greas majority Of the
'nhaoita"ia Of that bsaotif@. CITY are aflmsi-
ed,
The ncwiPapers aiFG The riagiRTatcs, By
recommending uoion and tie 'orgesfulGcis
of par errors.
Provition' Of every Tort arrive in sbund-
auce and the ks which relate 10 falubri-
~ Cleanliness, and embeiliihmeu,, are p,o-
greihHg with a9;giiy.
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Arrefs ofthe t9,h veadsmaire, zoe. 10Y
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HE LATEST.
NETWORK, December u.

Z bs arrioai ef the .lbib Matilda trom
81 Seb4fiaA5 has PIT as in DoQsj-
ian Of Paris pqpers 10 fbs I6fb
Dtfober. Ne barc exmMsd Them
IN 0ai1 far the eapy Of tie Con7 en-
fion hafe% ciuded By sGr enu0ss,
2o5.c5 3og 2gcrc Sioen IL unaer-
Fand ted baea f.bHl5cd ofciahy.
The JolLozcigg articles ere allfbe
intelligence g0e bave JET oeemed
900rr6 a tr4ARation.
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HRIF7- OF IT6zr.

Copy Of report of th= operations oS the
right wing of the Army og isaiT, to the
general 10 chief, Bruce, by Lieutenant re-
neral Dupont ds5ed 25th September.
The be = of troops comrs.aled ny &c.
neral Pino, having evacuated ne inc 81 lie
! iiubicon, and goas 70 Bologna, the arr ed
Brigade IN terrzra and Tuic@ny, thcugh.
lhe moment favorable one, to throw them
iclves into Romsnia, and commit rhcss every
fort Of excefs without oppodtion. I hey
Invaded the grea,ef part OF that tcrritory
asd advanced as for as Imolu, cutting down
The trees Of Liberty, turning the maeifratea
of ,he people DOT OF Office, anj exerci!iBg e.
very where, the nof sbominab!= pillage.
90 In order to iuipriie them in ihe mida
Of their incGrGons, 1 gave charge to genera
Monnier to fend to Fell the Cila!pihe half
brigade, with body Of light troops from
,he I4th HuGsrs and 9Th regiment Of Chat
ien.s The general of diyiion Pine, who
had the command of that expedition, arrived
the 4th complimentary day &C Faenza, alter
having purlped she bfigands, who had AREA
dy taken poGliTion Of Imols. They divided
themlelves into feycral bodies, one going 80
Fefrara, an0thcr TO Ravenaa, and third
following the road Of AJezzo The GENE.
raj formed bis troops into three colur,ns, 10
order to oveuake them. The brigando on
their way to Ferraro. wsre attacked near
Lugo by one Of the columns under the com
rlsnd Of Ferrand, chief of brigade. Terror
took PoIleiiion Of them, sad iew made their
eicape.
50 On the sth complimentary day the
French columns defined for Rayenua found
! there the brigands ready to make reliance.
Their defence was 9iort. Ths Chafeu,s OF
the 9Th regiment, commanded by the cbiel
| Of Brigade Yam, entered, and every man
found with arms 10 ais hands was externi-
mated
" The fame day detachment Of Grens-
dicrs fuTroonded The breauds, who were
m,i'ing their eicape towards the Appeainss
+ lin,ilar care swailed the third BODY. and
he few who remained hid ,hamlelyss in the
mountaine.
" a the moment when Bologna was
| threatened With an inyafon, the national
J guards acted wigh great iirmnefs; they form.
Cd co!umu ready 10 Cooperate with a.,
| French and Cilalpi8s troops. prefentec
to them 6 pieces OF canton, which / am Der
inaded ;hsY viii uie gioriouly seaina I'll.
common enemy.
8 be CllslPine troops employed in ,ha
evPedltio1 have e0olsted che French IN ac-
iiyity end bravery Cen. Pine has render
Cd very important ieryicss on the occsfon :,
the Preach and Ciialpne republic.
(Signcd) DUPONT, Lieut., Cen
| OGober 10.
| The city Of Bovrdeaux continues &c en-
10y the g'esteG Tranquility. Several ci,
eomasnces have furaifcd the opuort,nir
/ oi discovering The moderation Of the publ
| ipidt, The iesa Of the Rcpublie, che trsa
'a'.on Of the remains Of Michael Mon, sisp
the news II che prolongs.ion Of the srTo;l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26
Plan TO anaainate Buona2arte.
PARIs. "a Vendemairs. o.. -.

PARIS, "a Veodemaire, CA. -.
During The hra daya oftLe "a Decade Of
Fsc emsire, i1f rma,iou was received, hi,
perlon cfthe name Of y msrvil;e reidieo
No II Rue Des Mouhno. had difribpt
cd cooI'derab'e FUN of money AID .hF.
iorle ws!IE or villains f,eqce1,-d his hou.c
FoG'i'r Information was received. that On
the nth init. eleven Of shefe vi lsins wee 20
throw themlslves upon ihc TirR ConfuI,
when coming 90 OF the Opera. The Po-
ice then took the mog atiive ocafl,es ID
@a,sh them On the rs;h, two Of them
tone 10y the name of Cer7chi) we're arreR-
ed IN the lobby Of the Opera; thev were
armed with culiaGes. Den,erviiie. and Tome
OF his accomptices were atrei[ed in the pirhr
--they arc in purluit ofthe oJhers )er9er.
V'Ile and Cersohi have both corfsGca. Th.fc
wre'ched mifcresn'a arc fer The MOI n,r,
competed OF iudivituals, Injured 20 murder
n the maGacres Of September, and ,ho!s of
Verfailies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26

Copy Of report of lh= operations os the
right wing of the Army OF i,aiy. to the
general "a chief, Brune, by leutsnan, re-
neral Dupont, dated 25th September
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81 Of The Government.

Are.e of the 18Th Yendeu,aire, year a,
Goa. 4
The COufaIa of;he French Republic decree ::
Arr. The Army of Rrferys Gbali take
the usnne oF the Army of the Gri,ons.
IL The cantonment OF that ARMY fhall
Or "a she Orion country, Helystia, and The
department of Lemau.
The Minlte' OF war Is charged with the
execution Of he Pyelsur arrete.
The Firh Conlul,
(5gnsdl :. BUONAPARTE.
By the Fra C6nCli.
The Secretary of Stare,
(oignsdj r. .. MARET.
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- '''''ti - | III. q
BnonaPsr,c, FRA Confal of The Rebnb-
hc' after having the report of the E4iai.ier
OF Foreign AtFairs, deere .:
Art, I. Citizen Joisph Buonaparte
Sonnielior of S'ale, is appointed MiuiRer
PieaiPotentiary 20 ,reat OF the re. eazbl:fh-.
men' OF peace between the French RrDu5.-
nc and lis Majsay the Emperor, King Of
Bohemia and Hungary.
~ The Minittcr of Foreign Affairs /,
charged wnh the ezesution OF the prsfeos
decree, which iiall not be printed.
The FirG Confal,
(S.gnedl BUONApAR RTE.
By the Fnft Coaiul,
The Secretary of State,
(Signed} II b. MARET.
Another Au.;e & ,Ae tame date.
Buoaapar,e, FirG Conful of the Fr.ph
NePnbI'c' decree es follows:
Citizen Laforea, Central Comm. a., . &c
the government. for the department. Of 81.
PoHs, is appointed Secretary of fhc I.ega,;..-
on charged with negotiating for peace with
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
PACIFICA TON f! /!

On Tusfday, arrived in the ichr. Apollo,
from WffcaAet capt. TaPPan, Of NewbuTyPort
capt. ingalls,, Of the flip Mac, bound from
Greenock for Charleltown capt. Fairier, q
the Mermaid Of Newyork. from Calcutta ;--ali
whole vehels have been taken within about
20 days, by French privateer Of IA guns and
100 men, from Cuadaloupe. Capt TaPPan
was taken 10 lat 33. the others between SO and
%, long. 68, where the Captains were tent on
board The Apollo. The fame pnVateer had
taken TEN other American vsfisls, names IN
known--rhe Mac was retaken BY the BrItlih,
and is fupPoled to Be ordered 60 Hallfax.-
The apollo was overhauled the day after their
receiving the American captains on board, by
two other French privateers of conliderable
force, in about lat. 81, So, fromCayenne bound
further Northward.
At the moment when negotiation is pend
ing between this country ADD France, when Ut
the opinion Of lomc well informed Perion Is
correGt) in ali human probability an accommo
dation before this has taken place, an1 every
difference is adiuaed. When arong projections
Of friendihip were made 10 thi, country, and
new negociltjon foiicitcd with AL he dolr Of
fncerity Why, ailzs every man otsre4lgA and
luaice, is this CONDUIT continued? There IS not
he lhajow of donbt hu, Baopaparte, while
pratiing Of fin91P, aa4iy and rgpra, ior
America, was at The lame moment, coufoi ming
and authorficg anew the hoaile conduit Of tie
WeR India free,b0oters. The captures are
freh wounds by the Fame hanj, whieh Presend
% accept the olive branch of Peace. Are tibet,
evidences Of he paciRcatCry difpoGtion Of this
terrible repubiiy Are thefe the mauifeRation>
IF their love Of jaaee, lheir moderation, their
concilia ory ,pEqfE fions ?--We1 then may the
robbcr cqniPle Bis. vittim BY the aGlraroe that
he has fpared him his life If fach Be the mode
in which our gallo friends eSempily their pro
teqions Of AmIry, mag The. Lord ever defend
US from their E,sac5 B1s,
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GENERAL ORDERS.


Ne.5v 7ork, June 7fb, SEQ.
MAI. Gen. HAMLroN cannot permit the
troops, which are about 10 retire from the field,
to depart, without carrying with them the al
furance of the hish len(e which be entertains Of
heir merits The zeal with which they came
forward in defence Of their country, when the
ignal Of danger was given by the government,
does great honor to their patfiotlim and iPirlt
Their conduit in ferviee has correiponded with
the iaudable motives which led them into it,
They have deitrved the eAeem Of their fellow
citizens, and the warm appreciation of their
Generals. They have exemplded how ipeedily
American folders can be prepared to meet the
enemies Of IheircounIy.
The affection Of the Major General, will &C
company his fellowioldiers whereioever they
may eo--nor will any thing give him more
pleaflre than opportunities Of teftaying 70
them, individually, BY actions as well as words,
the high regard which he cherifhes for them.
w. NORTH, dr. Csa. I
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
EYTRAGT

From tie .6dbygi eftbs officers Of The III, 7ih
and 3b regiment, 70 Lienf. Coi- Cem1a0daat
Sm7H, at he time.qf Their aj9andment.
:" Motives iuch as weare proud 70 aoknowi-
edge-motives Of patriotfn, and not OF lnteret,
fat afociated Us in arms togelher-The gov
ernment, relieved from the inn edate tm5ar-
radinent that Preded il, has been Pleaied, earlier
than was expected, to dhpenle with our ierVlces
The policy o. this meaiure, It becomes nos US,
as folders, 70 inveiiiGate bntcheerfuily return
into the mats Of citizens, and cultivate the ats
of peace, unth the s3fgg eVeaff Of fonne future
dav, NAV again fummon US TO the field -
Whenersr our national honor ihall be attacked
or the liberties CT our country endangered, We
pledge ourielves 10 be found, at the fi'f call,
among the foremoa in her ranks. Could we
be permitted to anticipate 70 pousntous an 90
cation, the frt with of our hearts would be, 10
have you at our head"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
MORE PACLELC4TLOM.

While we feel inlignant at the inlul's and
aggreaion, which are daily con mi;ted on cur
commerce, and lights by the French, we cannot
rePreis our feelings at-the unuaidable capture
Of our yeilels BY he Btidlh. The inRance, cf
the f,izure and detention Of The Juno detailed
in The niP Intelligence reported BY capt Hills,
IS a eIrcnmaance, Of luch an a2graya ing nat
ure, as to excite the livelief recruitment, and
70 NIUE, in an eGeutial degree, the friendlhiP
which each nation oHsbt TO cultivate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
BALTIMORE, (AIar1lanal June q.

TouiGAint, the Sovereign Of ST. Domingo,
has decreed that the rents of ablentees eHatss
ihould be paid into the public Golfers, allowing
authorized attornies s per cent. for their care
cf the efates that when abfsntees return Ihey
fhall be put into podeaion OF their eRates, and
be paid the re- proceeds Of them, during their
ablence; or if the public, finances are not then
competent ihareto, the elates are 10 be exempt
ed from taxation, Till the ProPrietors are there
by indemni6ed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

The brig Aaeon, caPl. Whitwell, from New
Olleaus, bound to NewJ DIRK caught fire by
lome pnknowp caute, on or about The 18th init.
The crew and paGengers, amounting TO 10.
took toIhe long boat, and after remaining 1 6
hours in that 1tuaton, were humanely taken
up.by a pilot boat, which arrived yelterday at
Fort Mi!llin.