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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24

OF THIS place 81 @elt IS of a.insu. ia,,rs
alike GU govsroilcut &c wei ss ,ie Adm;
raj Of he Eugl'G,, Whether toe merchant
v '. could 60 cut IN i,fysy they pc, a a..
,S'aetctT sn,~rr. ami Atlr, .ai Dixon Of
fered to give paaport, 10 ,hots " q: Q. which
Forid eth TO depart from, EiGneyr. and
"eh inFei ihsmieIve' TO be examined.
M:lo.ttie. The EogEGa sIiniRer he,e
Lord Whi.eTnsIh, has jen4nded : cateoo ;
: ca sni~er 10 his pts5r.a, to our cours in
hof' hIc, sni pr ro!es O leave This c.
~ on Ftdsy vita los whole flute. ,be
chS'gs aAHdrcs, Dram.noaa, exceuea.
LowE1 ELsY, AucrA os
We hear for the DsBisil Go,niaiors ,bs;
al! the rce;ren.a Are4ik<wiie called in from
The OatchIs. The regiments at sl.fwjo. Il
u taid, are to maren to Fonnineen and Tho
ne'gheouaicg COST. From EcEern Foyk~
and keadleurs, the troops March ,owarIs
S!dckitai', TO Which place n,n,e ar,;Ii.r~
has bscn ient, end where tire for,isca,ions
are psf into the heN order. In feyrr.I
place. on thecoaii, batteries are to be erea
ed. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24

James A. Bsyacd iseleacd nembcr Of
congrels in the Gate Of Delaware,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24

sxtraes OF letter from gentleman in Paris. 70
MS serreiPondent in Philadelphia, dated goth Ia.
~. 1900 received per fbip voltsire, fro5, Ham,
burg,
"Yeaerdsyy the negotiations wese returned h.
tween our commitments ard this zovr,pn,,,r
Great hopes are entertained of their faceels.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
IofM y ~. r.EpNlLcaA IlGkeL.

The following per(onS are fele6ed
s. by the Voter, Whole name IS writ.
ten or the back OF this Ticket
for Electors OF Preidcnfand Vice
PRECEDENT.
Gsoyss WJi5S,gfi5e CITY fRiebmons.
William Ns4gjitm, IF Prmcelj Agne.
Eamund Peadieton, FEN. of CaroGns.
Hd2iam II. GabeA, Of >5m5syR.
James Mady5n, jim. Of Orange.
.Jobn Pqge, grGIoueGfer.
3bo's Ne10fOa, jim. Ct Na7alk Sc.
r0ugb.
Garter 3. Harsy6a, sfPyiace Geore,.
GeneroI T9tSp6 JoneJ, gfDin10iadi6.
William b. Giles, Of Amsfa.
Greed Tayior, gfCamberLaad.
7bomaS Read, fen. gfCbarIottc.
George Penn, Of Patrick.
Walier Jones, Of Northumberland.
Rje5ara Brent, Of Prince W1;Rals.
William Eilzy, 9fLouaoun.
Andreq0 M0ore, efRoc&6tiaSs.
Gen. Jio5n Broa01, gfHardy.
Gen. Jobn Prgqon, gfM9atgamefg.
Hagb Hoimef, Of Frederick.
Arc6ibaid Stuart, of Huufa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
From TIE NfwAsR GAzxrrE.
The Statement IF 2taed Coxe, araiaa Pref

bert 6dsms, vGfsisi.
The fuhfc.;5er having bscn applied 70 by r.v~.
raj reiPe citizens os New Jer!ey, Friendly 70
the reelection q rrc(id.nt Adams, to Aa,s ns,.;
euIarly the anount OF convcriation which lately
occurred between him and Doctor Beu;,ro;p ri,h
reipeaing she aGertioHs in le,ter from, r.,rb
Coke, to the E6itor of the Aurora, and publiib.5
IN that nexIparer ofthc s. inf. In conformity 70
fueh reGueh, give, the following featen,en, which
ne would &c wiling, If necehary 10 verify bv
affidavit; -
On 1husiday morning.. the Iath day Of oao,
Der nif fcatled to Zee nay Srsrher,in law. Doanr
Benjamin Ruth, at his houEe in PHILADELPHIA. As
was about to depart, he requeted me 20 RAY few
minutes, until he fhpuld ihegy me = Ir,..- yvh;ch
he had written TO rench Coke. lie read the Ca;d
letter which contained centuries 90 The f.id Core.
on account Of an aaertion which iaid Coke was aid
TO have made and pubfhed, that the faid DoSor
Ruin had mentioned, that Prefideut Adams had
fpsken favorahiy OF a Kings Government and
the faid Doctor Ruff did cxptefsly tell me. tia,
-faid Coke was utterly nnilaken in having attribu
ted iueh an aiierticn 70 him. The f.id Doctor
Ruth, did erpreisiy tell me, that Prciidcn, Adams.
had never faid any thirg TO him on the ri,biea Of
rlacnarcticai government, either favorable or un
favorable, ard thar he knew nothing Of the Pref i.
dents ientiments that fuhiee, exeep, az eollea
ed from he Fub!ic writings, and he further re =,
quefied that the amount Of his Qatcnent lhouId be
made public IN New Jerfsys
LUcrUS f{oRArio STOCKTON"
MK. DUANE,
My brothsF-n-law, Mr., L. Fl. Stockton,
has net ilsted ssr'fF!y, the hs1y convcrfation I
had with him, Jun before he left town kfy letter
20 Mr Coke which read to him, eonss;n<d Je -.
eiaraticn upon the inbIed Of Mr. Adaus's poli,i
cal opinions, iiniiar that which has heen pnb.
hihed. It is not probable could Immediately af-
forwards have laid any thing ineondicnr with Il.
Icunplained Of Eir Coycs reference 70 me became
Thought il implied, that euuid GuPport by my
evidence, The certificates tina, had been rublilhed
OF Mr. Adahls's wiihes for a monarchy in she
y. States.
DENJAl4IN RUSH.
Arrived, ilip VoItairc, capt.
6owen, IS days from Hamburg.
Capt. Bowen brings no verbal in
te!ilgence. His papers are to the
lit September /; but do not, as we
understand, contain any news OF
contequence. Capt. b. is of opin-
ION, that general peace will not
very foon take place in Europe.
At Hamburg, it was little expected.
Capt. b. is alto of opinion thar
The difpute between England and
Denmark will be anicabIy adult
ed.
Capt. B. informs, that the hip
Sally, Ne Pherlon, ofand for Phila-
delphia, failed the aoth Aug. and
the ihip General Lincoln, Of Nor
wich, failed for Norfolk the 25th
AuSult, from Hamburg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
BALTJMOR RE. eaobe, 10.
DEATHS

For The Sef "a hop,s ecdigF tbs soraiag at
Eaa-ri6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24

sa5ihst l-::sf Fr9l CoP'rb'gsn, oft!.e
Tame dale, 20 %oenR
Ai'hough the PREPARATIONS sos ds!cn5c b..
me n'rre lefioYs evs-y day. We, Drr,iut
o aoilile nature hAih Aithccll hasaeag,
"s'ween Va andthe EnsLh Eos as,ch aa.s
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03
MONDAY FEBRUARY 8, 1900.

Cen. Buonaparte entered the Hail. Agreat
tumult infantly zroie. The members in
fpringing towards him oyerfet the feats upon
which the grenadiers advanced, and carried
the CsnerzlolF. The tumult continoc 1--The
sPrefdent Lucian Buonaparte--the Generals
hroIher) attempted to fpeak. "A prompt de
cree of outlawry aga;nf Gen. Buonaparte was
moved Tailor cried out, g Let the Council
go in their robes againa the foldiers."-" Ay,
and to Paris" cried another member. Lucian
Buonaparte demanded to-reiign, but,hc Coun-
ell refufed--Confiiion enfucd and the grena.
diers carried the PRECEDENT out of the Hall. A
detachment OF Grenadiefs beating charge, en-.
tered the ball at quick fep, and with fixed
bayonets, drove the members out of the hall
in prefence of Bnonaparre, He Immediately
harrangned the folders, who iuirounded him
with teltmopies OF the mott lively attachment.
One of the Grenadiers faved him from the
thruR Of a poignard, made at him BY one Of
the members
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Important Foreign NesOs.
Nv the Haleyon, arrived Bottom, in IS days from
London. g.
AcRsAr AND To7AL REVOLUTION
IN FIR ANCE.


N/ESTERDAY, on motion OF Cornet, the
Il Council of Ancients decreed, That the
Legislative body ihould be (this dav) transfer
red to ST.. Cloud, (two leagues from 'Psris) TO
hold their fittings in the Palace there THAT
General Buonaparte ihould be invelted with
The military command Of all the troops in and
near Paris, for the protection of the National
approximation :---That he ihould take an oath
ia the midi Of the Council, &c. This decree
WAS ordered to be printed, and f:nt to all parts
srf the IRepublic,--The following Addrefs was
alfo 1decrsed - 3e
The CouxcIL or AHrirsrs, ssfbe FRENCH.
FRENc1MENil $50
The Council Of Antienss exerciles the right,
delegated to It by the road article of the Con-
nitution, of changing the refdence Of ,heLegf-
.lative body X ex:reiles this right, in order to
f.etreE tie fa7ons subic6 aim al jsg.gafi.s tie
Nsionol Rfprxfsnsafios, and in order to reltore
internal Peace. 1t exereifes this righ,, in order
ALTO to RESTORE THAT EXTERNAL
PEACE, (Which bsmasir and yosr lengfbensd a.
sv;6te, dewaed. The common iafety and COM
mon srolperity. are the objects ofthis conilitu
s;onal mcclure They fhall be accomplished
And do you, inhabitants Of Paris, rernain tran
ouil the pselence of the Legislative Body will
6on be re6orcd to You. Frenchmen! the re
{ults, Of this day win foon fhew whether the
feeif cure be worthy and capable Of preparing
she means Of your haprinefs."
General BoOnapute reRerday appeared at the
bar Of the Elders, accompanied Try Generals
Be.,hier, Lifehrc, Morcau. Macdor7d, &c. and
shade the following Spssch - 3
h. y CrYlzras Rss& SsExrAriyss 9aaps
,,,W1ke RePub.is. was periihiag--you knew
MS and your decree has iayed il. MueIy 70
thu(e who would .roablc and dilturb it. Aid
cd BIZ Generals Berthier, Lsfehre, and all my
companions in arms, fhall arrea Them. Seek
aot. n. the psA, example, which may retxrd
ysur psogrefs Masking in hiRory reiembles
she ,sloie Of thx sslh ceasury Nothing in the
serniaAtioa Ct THAI century rsleuAbles the pref
srjt mofneas You vlaom las paGcd this de !.
sree---orr arm j2sH s<ests i. We will Re-.
ouhl;c founded on true Liberty .on civil liberty,
and Nztiofai REPRESENTATION. We will have il
81 SWEAR It'll SWEAR 1T. IN MY
NAME, and that ofmy companions in arms !"
lively appiaufl proceeded from the gale.
Yies-Tne Prefdent called them 20 osdef.A-
The Council remained Tranquil The Pref.
dent made she fdbfe4deht reply 10 General
Buonaparte.
az @Cenefal, - ssHs'.''''.y -
.ssoThe Council Of Elders receives YobroAths,
Stid entsttxins no doubt Of thas fncefity, anc
yout zeal to fulfil them. II. who never, in
vain. promfed Victories to his country, NUT
execute With fetvef his new engagements Of
fsrvice and f7ddfty." -
The Council broke up. ardid(l the cries OF
Vive Ii Republipue. Vive Il ConRitution !
and adjourned at St. Cloud.
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MEAfBERs EXPELLED.

-. 81 t44 RAKIs, nov. n.
One hundred and City members Of the Two
Councils have been expelled. The Legislative
authority is now invelted in Two Committees
of l members each.
Citizens Darras and Mouths have been Dr.
feRed, charged with hsying attempted to ufi,rp
the iovereign authority, and to divide the Re-
public. The two Directors offered TO divide
the Republic with Buonaparte but the Gene
raj refufsd. tilk
NEW APPOfNTMENTS.
Mares, Formerly Ambaaador to Naples, Is
appointed Secretary General of the Confalate.
Gaudin is M;niAer of Finane&-
Alexander Bershucr, Miniiter at War.
Cambeccres, Miniacr Of Ioltice.
Foreche, MinIfer Of Police.
/ Renhard, Minler of Foreign Affairs.
PARis, NOV. e.
The two Legislative Committees met yelter.
day at Paris, in the palace Of the Two Coun.
ellis.
The new order Of things has been publicly
proclaimed. Every thing remains tranquil /;
bur the defeated members Of the Councils yet
hold mcctogs.
Th= Municipalities of Paris continue nif-
pended.
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.cess,tillt u. IF Five Hmdtsd-Nay. /,

,ffs Decree Of the Council Of Elders was
Sesd, and the Proficient adjourned the fitting to
n6eey tomorrow al ST. Cloud On breaking up
he exclaimed vivc Ia RepubFfad! vive Ia
Connisution de- \ an
Nv. 10 .-as 81. Cloud
The Council paded decree Of urge ney Of
6xssen articles - 49,. ,,ox
The K ABOLIsHEs the EXECUTIVE
DIRECTORY and ExPEI.S from the Ma
,ionzi Representation STXTY-ONE Members,
amougA whom are the ditinguifhed Jacobins.
Jowdas, bertrand (of colvedos) B,ios, Bo"say
Fay, and Stsvsustss - .a5,..,,
I'll. I'd appoints IN Executive Coniular
Committee, eompofe1 Of Buonspare. and the
En- Directors Sieyes and Roger Ducos-who
arc invef ed With the plenitudc Of the Disesfo-
,ial authority.
BY the sth srt the Legi0atiyc Body is fac
penled uori Feb. 10, 300. =
y b. the 8.i and 9th, two Committees Of
twenty one Members are to be formed from
each council.
BY the rsththe Councils may be e~riordi-
narily eonvokcd for the ratification Of peace, or
Ia cafe If public danger. sft.>~
a mot violent debate enfued during which
letter was resolved from the Director Darras.
IN which after complimenting BuonaPar.c,
whom he Allies the luxurious WARRIOR" he
addS. he fhall return with Joy, to The rank Of
alirnple citizen, convincedby the elevation Of
thar General, that the peIils Of liberty are now
furmounted, and that the intereR Of the armies
sturedt
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detachment OF Grenadiefs beating a charge, en-.
tered the ball At quick ltep, and with fixed
bayonets, drove the members out of the hall
in prefence OF Bnonaparre, He Immediately
harrangned the folders, who fuirounded him
with testimonies OF the mott lively attachment.
One of the Grenadiers faved him from the
thruf Of a poignard, made at him by one Of
the members. s
ITSe folzowig PROCLAMATION IVA, jsoa
effsr Vsed BY General Busnsparte.]
ION my return to Paris, | found difcord
reigning among the continued authorities, and
that they agreed only refpeaing ore truth, viz.
/" That the Conlliluion was half dellroyed and
was unable 20 fave the caufe of Liberty"
IS All parties came to me, entrufed me with
their def ms, d;fcloed to me their fecrets, and
folicited my fupporf. refuled TO lend myielf
to any party.
The Council of Elders called me before them.
obeyed the call. "A plan OF general reaora-
lion had been concerted by mes in whom the
nation has been accuRomed to behold The de-
FEEDERS OF liberty. Of equality, OF property.-
This plan required calm and free invsRiga-
tion, undated BY any infaence or by any fears.
Agreeable to this idea, the Council Of Elders
reiolved upon transferring the Lesi1at've b.
dy to 81. Cloud they charged me With the
military foce rece6my TO prossa their ince-
pendence = deemed il duty owed my lei
low citizens, the folders, who are perifhiug in
our armies, and the national glory acquired
by their blood, to accept that command.
The Councils Attended at st. Cloud the
NsFoon." as sopo:s "s vi, ~. s" s-sn 800" =
iecur'y ou' suAn"s n'@a .s.,'. ,s~,. -. -
inc sater'or' 'e'Aa Ipuass 49, A. w ~ &c
OF rave iirnn'ea, -. ,' .ss .as r..
.oss e'Iu'a.eu ''' ~'o1"1 ''''' Wy ''s wy ~'''
terro's Q, oeau'
.ns plans 'ne. wHe 20 % useP'o "a
ith"ea Tue "slon'y s'o, San.u' spe . Wy
'n'lep'o ipe.seI '"eo'e.nes, s%u Us P,or -.
snu 49," lse.asc - @1'" WY '''''''s '@~
se'ly ulelels. CO.
soa,u-e as't"~'" ~"e
.u~ 'o,ne ounen Ioes "
Ano~ec % 'sepIe 'ns e.ee'''sn :. us" 81:
Gus oengns AleP,e'en,eo 20 "e" e's s"'a n.'.
ues Q, ue counuJ y WHICH sney nse oes..
geaedi ,ney jo'neo me IN "s" 'e'''''''"'s' v
tnei' conuan' oe.e' nlns1'cn.
appeared ~ Soenel.oi rive 1lunu.eo ~'o.e'
w,snous arms my head uncovered, iueh as inc
Ll0ers mao re'e'seo ana "PP'Auoeo 'ne.
weo' .osemluo tue majority o. tue in'en mo.
oy which tney were an'mated' ana 20 AZURE
mem tnsy might rely on Inc" power.
Inc hi'c''os oyewn,en the Depu''es wese
nenaceo' were 'mmeoiate's 1aiieo agA'n'' nun
VINO w''nea 70 DC the'r osnvefer. 1weoty a.
The Creo,d;ers nf the I.ec;aa,;ve Body. whom
l had left At the door Of the Hail. ran ma and
threw themf.iyes Aetwreo the aiaiIios and me
one of thief. brave Crenadiers. named 7Bomf:
received = b,ow as a (a;ler,o. which n;ereed ~,
cloth,--,bev Carried nae OF.
A. the fam. monen,, the erie, Of e Declare
him an Ou,law.n asa;nlt the man who w1hed
to defend the law. IL was the frantic ery Of
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03
G.sAai clanpisnef to,ss A,mysy ita1,.

Head quarters at GENOA. Nov 40.
'Comrades, the laws Of the 9th and 10th Of
this month, given in ordess 10 thesarmy, will
inform you of the great events that have taken
place at Paris They have inipired the heart Of
every Frenchman with hope, They ought ALTO
to animate yours. Your Offerings an about ID
ceafe. Nolonger fhall folicit in 4 bccours
of every kind 70 terminate the malFy which
now oppreaes you. You will foon be no lon-
ger expoied TO the horrors of famine. You will
leave off your rags for clothes, you will receive
your pay. You viii have proviions, and lead
and iron TO fight your enemy. qsa
" Buonaparte, that Hero of France, who
has 70 often conducted. you to victory, is a
Member Of the new government, which Is en-
ployed in iaving the country and providing for
its defenders the means Of living and conquer-
ing.
Comrades, for the laa time fol;e;t from
you few days more of 6rmneis. You ihall
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The .irlt duties of the Confuls of the R
public" are, "to organize all the parts of /
Naturalization, tore eitablilh Internal tranqu
ity, and TO procure a fold and honorat
Peace
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
TOUISSAINT's DOMINIONS.

Exira1 9t AHsy from t5s CoglI OF he United
Sta:s5 at Part Republican, dared HqggR y.
GA complete and unconditional lubmiAion
Of the Southern department Of this iland to
the Commander ia Chief Touifaint Louvarture.
has taken place. Jeremie, that was the lat
given up, official accounts have been this day
received of its iurrender. Thus The whole de.
partment is under the jurildttion of general
Touhaint, whole condua towards the deuded
inhabitants has been marked By the mot hon
durable humanity. AImot a general amneR7
has been accorded, and the citizens Of all CO
lourS in that quarter, now hail hun as their de-
liverer. His opponent, Rglud, with 40 or 90
Of lbe officers attached TO his perlon, have made
their elcaPe, BY emb2rking in a rnal boat,
where defined is not known. The general Il
now actively employed in organizing the de.
partment and ihort time will fecure TO Us.
in this place, an intercourfe with that rich
country, which mutt generally benefit our com.
mlrce. Several mercantile expeditions are Ill
ready on foot for JeIemie, which promire an
advantageous refult. 1t is alto proper 10 Rate.
that this conqueR has put an end to the barges
that have 70 long infeGed the Bite, and that no
further necetlity exits for veGels bound to this
port, to touch at Cape Francois or the Mole for
convoy. l am confidently informed, that not
only comfortable quantity of coffee is in the
mountains of the Grand Ance, but there is alto
large collection of produce in Rore at Teremie.
which will all find its way here, and give IN
.aiYity 10 our bulneG."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

tvs 70 our own citz.u- Is MI 5dt I'll ali
8ravo Mr. Glta.jn, YOU have wiped away the
de0ls al 9. &C without intending il.
But how az YOU ? owe that the mere ar.
-anGemen n ar od debt, BY the new govern
rlent, makes The whole a fair charge to the
Incidental e1peoce account Of the references
only.
Why tel us, how much Il con IS to prepare
FIR our defence all.aa NE matters Of your
country, aud cuncl4l thg amount NJ the layings
thereby.
Are not The arms purchafcd RiIl on hand is
rot our Navy entire, with the addition Of fine
frigatc TAX. from Jo4r maGr5 is ;his the gal
liag Thought that makes you forget your obi
cations to America have We not taken and
Fet4ken 500 ial of veiiels from the enemy !;
has not the conveys. &c. By tie navy ftved
twenty per cent. On the imports and exports,
and on lhe fhiPping employed by our commerce
for three years pat ! AnGwcr rhele qreRons if
you can. n IRrE Amri-m Farmer.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
THE FoLL0WING Is TEE LATEST
INTELLIGENCE
FROM ABROAD, RECEIYED ri The MAIL
LONDON BATES, VIA NETWORK, 10 AUG, 10.
..s-<-.e@@@@@@ @@@o,-,-'-s-
AMERICAN ENJOYS"

ID LONDON, AUGUST z.
DY letters from Paris, We find the Ameri-
can MiniRers make no progrefs in their eHPlA-
nations, and that the two republics are not
for the prelent likely to be better reconcilcd.
The objea Of this nlpence and delay is obvi-
Gus. France, BY holding doubtful condua
will animate her partizans in America, and
intimidate her opponents and in this courlc
the will the more probably continue to Reer,
with the view Of efeaing change in the Pre-
fdent, the election of whom comes on in few
months.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
LONDON, AUGUST 6.

LONDON, AUGUST 8.
The harveR throughout France promies 10
Sc more productive than in any 9TH year ince
the Revolution.
AUGUST 8.
a private letter from Hamburger, received
81 yeGeiday's mail, contains the following
pafdge III is reported, On lie authority ot
GJme very respectable letters from Vienna that
count Cobenzel has had conference with the
Ruilian miniHer at Carload, at which = Prul
fan miniter was likewite prelcnt. 1t the
cloie Of this conference, ProPolals were ient to
the French agent At Dreiden, wLo forwarded
them to Paris. The northern alliance viii, it
is laid, at an important part at the negocia
tious Of peace, which are now expected for a
certainty to take place. The new prelimina-
Ties Of peace, which the Aultrian cabinet has
itnt To Paris bY gen. count ST. Julien, ate offer
ca under the mediation III the cabinets of Berlin
and Pererlburgh. A nsw Ruliian ambadador
was likewle expected TO 90 to Vienna, where
The Government Bills have again rilen q per
cent. p fanguine are the hopes Of Peaoe in
Aultria."
notwithstanding the menacing afPe9 Of
affairs in the North, it ieem5 not to have excjt
Cd any comfortable alarm at Lloyd's, for the
inlurance to the RuGian and Swedilh ports in
the Baltic has rilen only two per cent.
"A feet which failed on WednefIay from
She-rne1s for the Bal,ic, has been prevented
from proceeding, A cutter was icnt after the
convoy to order the whole into Yarmouth
Roads.
Eight French and SPanith lhips Of the line,
and five frigate., are f4id in letter from Ia.
rifa, in the louthern extremity Of Spain, to have
pafIed the itreights OF Gibraltar.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
PEACE ARTICLES,
AUGUST &c.
months.

AUGUST &c.
Friday, Paris papers to the 9th were receiv-
ed and Others up to the 6th infant reached
town yeferday. They afford no official intel
ligence -lpeaing the negotiations between
Aultria and France; bat their general com
Pexlon augur5 favorably for Pcace.-The re,
turn Of count St. Julian from Paris for Vienna,
and the departure Of citizen Duroc, hrf aid \
decamP 70 the Chief Conful, for the fame capt
tai, have given rife to a very natural luPPoGtion
that Preliminaries Of peace are in a fate Of
tOrwardre 1s.-They left Paris on the fame day,
but did not travel in Company.-Citizen Duroc
arrived at Str4iburg On the I'd infant he is
70 carry with him the ultimatum Of the French
government, and TO be authorized to terminate
the negotiations, by ratifyng a formal treaty
Of peace. 1t is, however, to be obferved that
there is not the fmallea remiiIion of indullry in
the hottie preparations either Of France Or
Au4ria.
The IsmaA dz Commerce poftively aGerts
that the Prefent armiGce between the French
and ImPesi4lils Is concluded for the lpace Of
three months.
The Baron de Dohm, the Prunian miniaer,
who PreGdes in the cOngref of the German
Gates included within the line Of neutrality,
the deputies Of which are aGembled at Hide
fheim, has juR announced that the fupplies for
the army Of oblervaton, which protects the
north OF Germany, mutt not be extended be.
yond three months, as there Is cory reaJ5n TO
babs that y h5M fari5f, feass qViAbs r5Rored 70
EaroTe.
An article from Berlin ays, we are afured
that, executive Of the late fucceHcs Of the French
the court Of Vienna was forced into a negocia-
ton by the people, who oPPofed both the forced
loan and a new levy of troops, and began to
inllll the Englih ambaHador, as the caule Of
all their luiIarDgs.