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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

Ordained to the work ot thc Golql MjnRrv, in
thc FL ChurChand P2rih in SCARBOROUGH, the Rev
NATHAN TILTON. The Introductory PRAYER
was BIZ the Rev. Mr.. Roland, of ENettr-thl Ser
mon BY the R-v. Sir. Bradford Of Pawoa borough,
fr0m D. Corinthians, Il. 1I.-The ordltaug PA ycr
by the Rev Mr.. Coffin Of Buxt0n-thc charge by
Rev. Or. Hommt0Way Of Wells-thc Reht hand
ct FcilowIhrP, ny The Rev. Dr. Dgarr, w Portland
and the combating prayer by The Rev. Mr. All
den ofPortmouth. The whole was performed with
che greatet oroerand ioemuity, wv lht fatsfattjon
Of a Croud-d afemb'y, NJ tbs tPlCiJus and elegant
new Meeting -h0uft.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

We are Informed, that among many her
valuable papers demoldh1d by the hre at the
Federal City, there was + e Oh edition # be
Encyc.of &dia, which cit 2oool, Rsrling.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

DIEDL-At New York, Ctarlc, lGlm5. Eq
ftcond fan of ttr Precedent of ta- UnI.ad States.
HIS f5maius were inferred with Military Hcoors.
at BoGo0, Rev. E4il40i U4lsr, ID. D. Ktt..r
Of Chrf Church, iutrat town.
at Ki-ery, Ats Ruth PURGE, ag>d 5-, c-n,-rt
Of Dan Pence, EtJ. ut Kruery.
AT Berwick, Nj. N4y H4m4t5r, Wits ut Col
J5ka H4mIH5E, merchant.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

HE n'nr-I lent ProPrielors ami oTn.rs
Il of tho following Io., Of Land iii The town of
Brle and county r! Hlaso1, arc hereby notified that
TIE Game .eta1cd III The bills committed 10 nc the fub
l1rhcr l1r he Direct Tax to collect for tho year Soc
in the REFLECTIVE lums following, VIZ
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15
Oh GacJday, Ibwl4ay & SafwFar acHf,
Will be fold at faid Otice,
At Public Auction,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS-yIz.

FINE, miIdIinE, and low priced Broltcloths,
OF all colours; DO C3limeres, tome Of wh ch
are very fine, and fuitabe for Ladies' Habits /;
Coatngs ForeR Cloths and Plains; a handlome
ahortment Of India Cottoos, t9me extremely fine
tor meeting fix pieces fine Cotton Checks rim
Linens Mullins and Cambrics White Thread ;
Camefs hair, muffin, and cotton Shawls fix,
h.k and cotton, and Gotten Hlndkcrchlrfs Hats
Worried and Cotton Hofe; plat,a handle knvcs
and Forks; Table Cloths; Buckles Buttons
Raizor5 F.; Knives, &c. sc.
Sale RI raod day q p o'eiotk, forenoon, and y.
tG. atftyUl1Y
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15
ALsO-AT ONE O'clock,

Feather Beds, Watches, $50 reams
Writing Paper OF % days credit, Houie Furni-
ture, barrels AOueed ana CIove Water toLe
taer with variety Of other articles, which NUT
u. laI without rllerve.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

Fs@ FaHC U1uter Ge2d5
jnA received on conGgoment and now ready for lao,
At WILLIAM FENNrLLr's Office,
FORE STKEFT.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15
Also. M PRIVATE SALE.

a beautiful aAortment of Hats
Ladies, Geutlrmen's, and youths, with bands,
buckles, &C.. Lades' B70rets, with h,nIs-aH Of
VIII ch ans of the newer tdih.on ana ,a.lG 5mp0r-
Jaton.
SEA Fowl, Live Geefs. ant Other FEATHERS;
good Ticking for B,ds-aad Bets PM DIP at th.
At th ihorteR notice, warranted faod.
F'lty barrels r excellent CIDER, E.eh; bar
r5t5 LAMPBLACE
Englilh and India Goods a5 ulual !;
which WIN Be foIJ cheap for CAn.
Ca0 and the highof price given for
2H h.n1s cf Shipping TURS.
Mr.. F6NNELzr returns bu mn En
,-re tba4kr to~fR farors, uiGli4a 7.a1nI4.e.
Portland, Dec is.
NIB. "A few BoarJcra may ba ac-
commoja;ed-P.,ale to apply as ob,e.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

mat the power Of the fuDeryirors M
5he Revenue q mark or lamp anv ,.I,,, r,-L,,.-.
Or P'P@- char8sa5ie with duty, lv:U ceale ana 800
NINE i7om andatter ix months from the ds,e h.r.sf j,
~''' o''0e LAT day 4 February 1891
hat, II any Jerlons lhaIl, after the
Iat day q. Fe6ruay 1901 have III Their cuodv orDor
,-i'o' my N0' an parchment paper, marked or
U"Wptu oy KIP IuP-rvlgrs W. the revenur uD,r iL
any ma;er or thing, charged with duty lal moi have
ocVh wi tton or printed, ,hev may at any time qpib
-' 4-s w 0rty 3yf AFR tJ 4 Lzg wv oF FBygzyy r2or
INF ne or tend iuch velIun parchment and papers un
0lume N.hce OF mlPechon, and in lieu thereof rece-
IKE qIanuyor value UT y, Hum parchment Ana III,
psf, duly 1nPedin purluance of the at herein brfr.
reccd And 10 cafe any Pc ton lall NEGLECT or rrnr
wan the ume aioEe1id ro BRING or c4uls ~ " bros
unto tome otlcer ga nlPection 4nv luch ve-r March
n'ens or paper Il IS hereby declared that the fame wall
thereafter te oI no oher eff Ut ulc than " II had
never been marked PA RmpeI, and that No ul3tr+rs
thing which may after rh / ne written or nrnr
eI upon aay veium parchment or paper, authorized
Az I'm exchanged N MAG a-oreaid, ui he of no 9th
al crlct thtn vi they VA cn written W rrin,edo7
2lp-r, parchment or ycllum not marked 0r damned.
~.
And for The convenience ofthofs perlons who nav
1e inclined to have thc.r vellun parchment arl
paper HamPed or m1rScI ia is ther Inv declared thar
when any p-rton ihatl dePoit any velm plrchm IVY
P"p-F 't INA ohce ri uP-rvor accompanied with
''''' t~N''4 uuuoCr ana dCnCmln OF
t3nFs Or marks, Which deGred ~ We thereto aHir
eI the lame w be tranmittcd To the General ~tlm,
Otayc, ana there properly marked Ramped, and
forthwith icnt back the fame luperv for, Who Nh
thereupon collect the duties and deliver thc paD,r
Parchme Or V Ium q thc oder u the perloa ror
whom the fame vaz received
Given under mv Hand and the Seal nrr brr-.
~ s. fury, 4 Warrington, the d1y and year al5.-
mentioned.
OLIVE WOLCOTT.
S-srefay efth T-s,a-y.
Nov. Il
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

MARRIED AT FsmUu d, hy the R.v. Cal b
Bradley, Mr.. Dasni Trcky, q NIts Sal. J9bn5u-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06

carried with him an inereadng weight ct
honor he has depofted it iaiely, where mil.
fortune cannot tarniih it, where malice cannot
blaa it. Favored Of Heaven, he departed
wiihou, exhibiting the weaknels OF humanity |;
msenanimous in death, the darkneis OF the
grave coul1 not obfcure his brightness.
Such was the man whom we dePlore.--
Thanks 10 Con, his glory is contaminated ;
WASHINGTON yer lives on earth in his
fpotlrfs example his fpifit is in Heaven.
Let his countrymen conlecrate the memory
of the heroic General, the patriotic Ststefrpan,
and The virtuous Sage, Let them teach their
children never to forget that the fruits of bis
abors, and bis example, are their Inheritance.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06

NNNs y
Yslaerday in tie Hoaf: Of Representatives,,
the Speaker informed the Houle, that in con-
forniiy 70 the feeond feiolution paGed on Wed
nef1ay, Major General La bad been appointed
By the Preddeut Of the Senate, and the Speaker
Of the Houie f Reprefsnatives TO prepare and
deliver The Grafton IN honor Of our late illui
trious Commander in Chisf, on Thurfday next,
which appointment he had been pleafed 10
accept.
A me1sge was received from the PIelident
of the United States, notifying the Houie that
he had agreed 10 the tefolutions pafed on
Monday, in honor of the memory of General
W1ssiNeros, and depolited them among the
rolls and records Of the United States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06

The Senate of the Uni ed States have come
to an otder, that the members V, AZ black dur
ing the FELTON,, and that the chair of the
President b ihrouded with black, overhune
with curtains Of black, and the whole,chambe
lined IN fimilar mannei-as a teAimony O.
reipsa for the memory of their believe
and regretted late fellow citizen, GEstRA,
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
To tie PRESIDENT sfbs UsrrrD STATES.

To tie PRESIDENT sfbs UsrrrD STATES.
THE Senate of the United States refpeaful-
" take leave, Sin, to express TO you their deep
regret for the lofs their country fuaans in the
death of General GEORGE WASHING
TON.
This event, 70 diareiIing to all our fellow
citizens, mutt be peculiarly heavy to you, who
have long been anociated with him in deeds of
pa,riotifn. Permit US, Sir, to minge our tears
with yours On this location it is manly to
weep. To lofe.fach man at fuch criGs is
no common calamity to the world: Our coun-
try mourns her father. The Almighty difpofer
of human events has taken from us our greatea
benefaaor and ornament II becomes us to
fubmt with reverence to him, who maketh
darkness his Pavilion"
With patriotic pride we review the life of
our WASHINGTON, and compare him with
thofe of other countries who have been pre-
eminent in fams. Ancient and modern names
are dimnlhed before him. Creatnefs and guilt
have too often been allied but his fame is viii
ter than il is brilliant. The deitroyers of ma
tons Good abaihed at the majeliy of his virtue.
IL reproved the intemperance OF their ambition
aud darkened the iplendor Of victory. The
fcsne is cloied, ard we are no longer anxious
leaf misfortune fiould fully bis glory he has
travelled on to the end OF ms journey, and
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06

feel of The lois our country has lultAioel IN Il.
death of this great and good man the Pref
dent direct, that the reaels of the Navy.
onr own and foreign ports, be put in mournn
ter one week, by wearing their colours ha
matt high and that the Officers of the Nav,
and of the Marines, wear Grape on the left arm
below the elbow. for fix months.
BENJAMIN STODDERT.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
BOSTON, JAN. q.
rOFFIClAL.1

Exfra7 Of a Lfte, from CAPT. Murray, Of tbe f;gaff
Hjvseote, dated I4b No0. 7eo IT Dgsaaa
. " On the rsh / fel in with the AiamJ, i
fight OF Deaaa. md hearing that two French
Frigatss were expected at Guad4lcupe every
day, we determined 10 craize together for lome
days. This day, at A. NJ diicovered two fa
10 windward, to which we gave ohae the I'd
amr after the ore to windwari, an he Iufwgsm
after the other, which We fonn over hauled. Sh
proved to be an Englifh brig Of IA guns cap
tured yesterday by Preach privateer, the one
which the dsaNs is now puriung, ihe is gaining
upon fait
The brig had IL Frenchmen on board, and
five of her former crew, including two gentle.
men, pahengers, very badly weu9aed. die
patch her intantly for Martinico on aocoun, Of
the wounded, aud before can inform you of
the reiult of the chaie by the Adams.'
The Cheiapc.k frigate, of forty. four guns,
was launched at Norfolk, the I'd ultmo. She
is fine ihiP, and has been completed in ,os
working days; her carpenters n ever having ex-
ceeded 40.
AT the Town Meeting on Monday lat, the
Gentlemen Senators for Suffolk, and the Rep
reientatives Tor Bolton, were authorized conclu.
iivey to iettle with the Commonwealth the df
petition of the old State Hone. i
-------- i, -
A bill has been reported and read in the
Senate of the Iegiflature of Penfylvania, pre-
fcribiug the mode of chooiing eetlors for the
choice OF PieGient and Vice PRECEDENT Of the
United States. The ohjea Of this bill is to dif-
rrtt the Comnonweal.h, infead Of adopting
the mode OF general eleaion; 10 order 70
prevent that undue influence, Intrigue and cor
ruption which would follow fuch mcalure,
demosratipsl as the tate now is. lis expelled
the bill will meet with much oppoftion in the
Representatives but we are alIared the Senate
will not abandon ii.
FROM ST. DOMINGO.
Capt Hammond, Arrived at Newyork, from I.
Cape francois Informs. that Touhant had beat
en- Rigaud, and had driven him to the Tea .ie
in all quarters
Gen Gouvion, the fecond IN command of the
French troops in Holland, and Whole name is 70
f equeutly mentioned in Cen. Brune's letters,
was Colonel in the American army during our
revolutionary war.
Gov. NJ Kean has dilmilled twenty two Pro.
,honotaries. II is limited that they we're thus
iersed for their principles.
The flip Eliza, Loing. has arrived at Dem
arara. 90 days psiTage letter from on board
fays, there are no Frenctmen m the coa0, bit
leveral Spaniards from Oronoko.
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Iniermeaf Of WAsHiSoTc.s


IN wednsfiay laa. he mortal part
~ Il WASHINGTON The sfsas-
the father Of rs country. aud lie f'isnd 4 man,
va eanfignea e. the tomb, Silh lolelnn honors
and funeral pnmp.
A multi,u5e OF psrlons aGsmbled. from many
miles arouad, a, Moa1i Ytrsoa, the choice abode
and lat rsiitenec OF the illnarious chief
There were the groves, the lp.sious avenues,
the beautiful and fublime feeues, the noble
manlion--but. alas the aueul inhahitaot quai
nosv no mare. That great foul was gost. His
mortal part was there iadeed; bur al how
affecting how awful The lpeeiaele Of fuch worth
and greatnefs. thus, 10 nsrfaieye fallen Yes
fallen fallen
In The long aud lofty Poriit0 where Oft the
hero walked in all bis glory, roce lay the
4 ihfouded corpfe The eountenance It'll com.
pofed andferene, feered to express The dignity
of the fpiit, which lately dwet in that liieleis
4 FORM There thoie who paid the laa fad hon
] ors TO The beneiaaor OF his country, took an
imprefiye-a farewell view
On the ornament, at the head Of the eshin,
was inlcribed SURGE IN yVpieIUu-abent The
! middle, Of. the coffin, GLORIA DSg- and On the
lilver plate,
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GENERAL
GEORGE WASHINGTON,

= Dtp@ted. ibis Efs. on is I4ib sf DeremIer, 1899.
ET. 68.
Between three and four O'Clock, the found OF
artillery, from veael in the river, firing
minute guns, awoke sfrefh our folsmn forrow
the corpfe was moved-a hand Of muhe with
nou.nful melody, melted the foul into all tbs
tenderness of woe.
The prccenion was formed and moved on
in the following order :
iaisa5y, wi'Aar"' reverted Guard
Mu6c.
Clergy.
The Generals horfe with his fadde, holders pols.
Caians Sinms, Cs0nd Clpin,
Colonel Ramfay. coisra Marfleller,
Colonel Payne, Colonel Little,
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NATIONAL TESTIMONIALS.
SACRED 10 THE MEMORY OF
Gen. George Wg6,ngton,
Philadelphia, Dec. ~.

philadelphia, Dec. "a
THE Senate of the United States, yeferday
fent the following letter Of coincidence to TIE
PRrslDEsT, by Committee of its Members, to
which he returned the annexed anfwer.
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Mi/ceHane0us articles.
LONDON, OCT. 20

LONDON, OCT. 20,
ne rsioutlon of the Council o. Five Hun
dred' 'ntiittiag the penalty Of aeath on aty n;
niiter, &c. who ihould propo!e terms OF bsacs
meonil!tent with The integrity Of the republic
and The coafitution of the third year." has be-
rejected by The committee in he Council IF Ar
elsnts, 10 whom it was referred The repor
OF the COMMITTEE was ordered to be recon
idered' after an interval of three days.
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Mourners,
Mafonic Brethren,
Colonel Payne,


When the proeeflion had arrived at the bot
tom of the elevated lawn, on the banks of the
Posomak, where the family vault is placed, the
cavalry halted, the infsntry marched towards
the mount, and formed their lines-the clergy,
iha maianic brothers, & the citizens, defended
to the vaal,. and the funeral ieivice of the
church was performed. The firing was repeat
ed from the ve0el in the river, and the POUNDS
echoed from the woods and bills around.
Three general discharges by the infantry,
the cavalry, and II pieces of artillery, which
lined the banks Of the Potomak back of the
vault, paid the laR tribute to the entombed
Commander in Chief of the Armies of the
United States, and to the venerable departed
Hero.
The fun was now fetting. Alas! the San q
Glory was fet forever. No--,he name OF
WASHINGTON--the American PRECEDENT
and Ceneral--will triumph over death The
unclouded brightness of his Glory viii illumi-
nate future ages. a
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UNITED STATES NAVAL ORDERS.

Navy Dfparf1ssai, Dfftmtfr 10Th, 1889
THE Prelident with deep sfil dion. snnoun
ees TO the Navy, and to the Marines, tie death
If our beloved fellow citizen GEORGE
Commander of our armies,
and late PreGden, of the Uatsd Slater bur
rendered more illuarious by his emnet yitues'
and long fries of The mon important fervces,
than by the honors which his grateful country
delighted to confer upon him.
Deiiious that the Navy and Marines fhouid
exprefs, in common with every Other description
of American citizens, the high ienfe which all
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
a mon curious faa is announced to ,bs

a MOI curious faa is announced to ths
political world, n conieqaenee of the revedt u
fortune which the coalefced Power have fur
,aieed. Il has been dceial ed by The court OF
Vienna, and The imperial niniaers IN ever
country have thought f to avo~ the declare
upn, thar h rneafure Of the retirement of tn
Afohdoke Chaies, and his Raft from Swi,ze
land was not merely contrary to the wihes O
The Hnitian military council, but was abfolutel
forced upon them by the imp1ttunies Of til
Emperor OF Rua, ieconded by the minilter 0
his Britannia majeny.
Nothing would iati.fy the Emperor Paul, bu,
to give the chief command of the armies of
Switzerland to Suwarrow. According to mil
tary etiquette, that Prince Charles honld con-
tinue with tie army to yield the place of
Commander IN Chief to this redoub,ed hero
The Auitrian Mniaer at St Pet. RIB rg remon-
ttTated AGAIN.. he propoliti, bu IN vain. 1t
was m tde an indifpenfihle point by Ruilia, who
was Imported in it by Fog and, and he confs-
quence has been the total defeat OF the allied
armies
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The Cheiapc..k frigate, of forty four gun
was launched at No,folk, the I'd ultimo. 81
is fine ihiP, and has been completed in rs
working days; her carpenters ever having G,
ceeded 10.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06

AT the Town Meeting on Monday lat, III
Gentlemen Senators for Suffolk, and the Rer
refentatives Tor Bottom, we're authorized conclr
fively to iette with the Commonwealth the dii
petition Of the old State Honle.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-28
Military Events in Egypt.
VIENNA, MAY IA.

VIENNA MAX 4
On the IztH int. an Exprels from CONTAIN
tinople, brought the Turkiih AmbaGador here
the unexpected intelligence of the war having
RECOMMENDED in Egypt. The departure Of the
French having met with many difficulties, the
Capt. Pacha not arriving at Alexandria with
his fleet from ConRantinople, and many Of the
French having been maAacred in Egypt, Gen
Kleber Unexpectedly attacked and totally de-
fcated the army Of The Grand Vizier, on the
18th and 9Th Of March, at the moment when
he was preparing for his folemu entry into, Ca
iro, with 10000 men.
The bloodihed was terrible particularly
mong the Turkiih infantry very few Of whom
elcaped the cavalry were lels unfortunate,
having effected their efcape By feering TO the
Camp of Oman Pacha, the Kiaga or Lieuten-
ant of the Grand Vizier, who foon afterwards
marched TO Cairo, with Rrong body of troops,
where he mafacred ieveral thoufand of the
French, among whom were there learned men,
and Members of the National InGituts.-
Thefe accounts were communicated by the
Turkiih Ambafadcr to the Foreign MiniGers.
1t is faid, that Murad Bey had attacked and
put TO The fword divilion OF the French Ar
my, which had marched from Cairo for Alex
apdria, to embark for France, previous to the
attack made by Gen. Kleber on the army OF
the Grand Vizier, and 20 which he had been
particularly infigated by that circumRance.
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NEW YORK, JULY Is.
Judge Brenton, of the Halifax Vice Admit
rally Court has condemned, vefel and cargo
the Charlotte, bound from Newyork to AmRer-
dam, on the grounds, that the owners, Mefrs
Brothers De Golfers, and Co. were citizens of
Holland, and nor Of the United States.
In paaing fentence of condemnation on the
Warren, Judge Brenton obierved, {" that he
could not diliinguilh the cafe of the Warren
from that Of the Gadfden, in which it appear
ed thatth property on board was the p'oduce
Of SPanilhcolony going to Spain. L was
true that the fugars Of the Warren were not
broughtin that fhiP from the Havannah bot
the n12nifeh ltAted the cargo to be Havannah
iugar, and upon the late decilion of Sir William
Scott, as well as The cafe of the Little Mary,
decided By the laws of appeal, property of that
nature cannot legally be exported to Spain.-
One hundred and twenty bales of cotton, be-
longing to Mr.. Thebaud, were condemned as
being Frenchman's property.
The St. Adams, Of "a guns, hasle this port
for Halifax. MeGr5. Macdonald and Guile
nlard, ComniGioners under the 9th article Of the
Treaty with Great Britain, were paGengers.
NEw.YoKK, july IS.
On the It of June off the Rock of Gibraltar,
AZ EnSiiih Heet OF 81 ihips was ieen. SuPpo-
fed TO contain 1900 troops bound into the
Mediterranean on an exPedition.1
There were lately lying in Muraguanna, 2
American veiiels, without perfon on board.
1t was iuipeaed that the crews had been muir
dered by iome Of Regaud's adherents
JULY IS.
EStraa Of later rom the h,nsriean COafai at Gil
| rahtAr, dated AGay 7, 1900.
Yeterdsy arrived in four 40 gun fhps two
regiments from England, for this garrilon, and
two Of thofe here embark tomorrow for The
Mediterranean. Five others from England
pahed herelaG night bot their dslination isinoi
known. 1t is expected every NONE mt that more
troops from England will pafs by this port into
the Mediterranean, on fone feerst expedition,
The whole, they Gay, viii compofe 10000
men. sr t.4f .s ll2aa
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Bernaftsxqd the whole was to have paTtd in
three dtrs5aserwards
Il i nadAAb'edly the fri time that fuch 2
phcrpmfndp lsall have appeared, and The only
way 10 accounr for il is, that be will Re trant
ported upen feages over tbs ice On the 10Th
Gen. 1,aine, commanded 4he vanguard Of the
army ofreierve, had hi, headquarters at Aoha,
fuated II 4 fertile baton where the different
valiies Of the country unite, and he has dilodg-
ed me Au1rians from the nights which fur
rourd thcf. valleys, On The 10Th Gen. Der
sher had ioined Lafhe at Aotta. His 1t. Gen.
had carried the poft Of the village OF Chatillon
and he was preparing TO attack the fort of Bado,
which is {ituaed on Rerp rock strengthened
with ieveral works, and defending the Entrance
Of the valley Of Doura- Boitea. More recent
accounts Rate, that il has actually been taken.
On the I'd init Cen. Somariva publilhed at
Thorence an official bulletin announcing the
capitulation of Savcna on the 18th Of April.
but the Official bulletirs ofthis General 70 often
deceived us refpeaing the capitnlaton of An.
coma, long before there was any intention of
iuFrendering it, that they are not entitled to
much credit. II mutt aifo Be obferved, that
The az court from Milan Of the 9th and thofe
from Villeneuye are entirely filent on this iub-
Jet, The intelligence from the latter place, of
the Auiiians having invaded the country Of
Nice is cf an equally doubtful defcription.-
That event mua have been preceded by the
taking of Cobdi Tend and of this we have
no account. Be6des il is rot very probable
that Melas, at the moment when he knows that
an army is defending the valies Of the Alps,
TO attack his rear, ihould thus dperfa bis forces
and expofe comfortable part to the danger
of Being cut off, in the cafe Of hin1lslf being
Obliged to fall back on the Pc, for the purpofe
of protecting Piedmont and the Milanef-. The
intelligence, however is confirmed with fome
details in the Journal de Debates, which even
announces the furrender of Nice. The fame
thing is Gated in accounts from Grenoble.