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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-22
TO BE SOLD

TO BE SOLD,
a FARM, living in Parlon8feld,
-L A Containing one hundred and eighty acres
good Land, good Buildings, and an Orchard
w one hundred and City trees - cing 4 very de.
Ehtfu 6,uation.--Whoever may with 10 Be
now have ore b applying u MOSES MICHEL
On the premdes. dug. IS
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-22
Oft5s FoURrB GAS Of lad Latter

6oeo Titkets, AZ dollars etCh, Is $4,000
Th- przr Of 500 dollars aforementioned, WI
b Aligned to the IA1 drawn blank.
The drawing of this Gals will p0ft;vely COM
mence on the twenty frR day If OFg5sr next, al
Bottom, and continue from day % day .(5und7y
excrptrt) until Il ihall br compl-re!-Th- nrtz
viii y pad w the vender5 cf h- II Eets, wI:huu.
deduG on.-Thof- of % collars and und-r, ~ I'LL.
maod and ail Others, 20 thirty days ftcr tn III
h4l be pubhlhed. The flares n th- canal, mi'ls
&c. will be conveyed by thr proprietor, and hniGI-
e3 without any exptpce to the hold-rof th1 prize.
And All prizes not demanded wr,h.n ix moaths
from he pubNfhlng the int, vii he deemed a7 gea-
eroufy given 10 'h- proprietor Of The lottery.
EPHRATM ROBINSON, }
SAMUEL TINNEY, lMlna,crs.
NATHANIEL PARKER, y
FxFrER, Neqvbam8hrc, Aag4R 5, 1850.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-22
Circulating Library,

1t JENKS' BOOKSTORE. n.zt {. t5s Bark.
T AIELY received at fatd Library, a
IL variety of the rere9 Novels &c which have
srved from Lon n!on-CATALOGCES of which 7r-
nov pr med, and may Be had gratis The following
are he
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-22

hrggR 4lb, 1900
THE commanding Officers q corps, detachuicn1's
/ poHs g4rnlons. and recruiting parties belonging
to the military e}sbInhment Of be Unlcd States a'5
to report 20 and ,ceve orders from B''3aaler Cen
eral WlLk,HseN. IN the CITY Of W56ngtn, and all
officers On furough are to report themle-ves 70 the
fame officer With All pofhhle drpach.
SAMUEL DEXTER, Secretary or Mar.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-22

IL variety of the reveG Novels &c which have
sruyed fIo-n Lon onion-CATALOGCE of which ar-
now pr med, and may Be had graus The following
are he
CONDITIONS,
or which sooKs may be taken from the LIBR AIRY
2yfRTLRL1 yaIl5ri5er5 . fay oas d9lar
end fty c.Ht5 PR 74zrtey P!yi7g oas b5y t5e )nn
4t lbe esmn.neea1sat ef re qnarter 10 haze NJ
PRO Ige 9fta& Hg or teyo qoIgneJ ot 4 Hzzs, arf
- c5qn2s item qo5sq agreeable PeyGqJ orce E5
j5ri5i7g 70 e e7yfir.dG G5fyl5sr5 anhltbir n.ns.5
h5aH 5e rgfA, and tlir aae5aat5 J7Ad
Pryje1J qyb2 10 aot EyEyJe, u ty tc7 esr5 pr
evssk jor eaaDo Volpmef, sad fix cents per 1vesk
for dgodscim5 v3ln1sj.-No b22k5 10 b. ht By n.
d4y.-47y Book retained Aagsy than Evs7 days b
n9a Ja55ri5srs, ragg enter ab'D 5eoHd 70eet, and
p ca.
Comb1rf,tior nryf Be ,vaas t9r 5sok5 I27, a5g5d,
hsvss f2ded ao-vn, evr;'ten ubor, ar tors; 0nd if
belonging 70 z Et, tbs 7vB9ls ngR Be paid for.
- Unlr{s The above conditions are nndfy com
pied with Circulating Library cannot Be maintained
and properly FuprHtd in Portland Should the en-
couragement D owe luHcent very confederate addi-
,ions 4 Books in the different branches of Literature
will be fPeedily made
= All Perlons now in PofelIion Of
books which have been out more .htn week are de
fred to return them-And thol7 who indebted to
fad Library requeaed to Ike immediate payment.
Portland, Set. g. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-09-22
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MUSES..
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THE OATH.
THE OATH.

DY the 'oot Of content, BY the gnening tear,
Tha: fpcEe to my foul in a language divine;
By The ru0ies that gIor'd on the lips Of MY fair
When, with raptu transported, Prca them to mine
By the throbbings that wavd on her bofom Of fnOw,
sy the buhts that, mantlng, vermhlion'd her cheek
When sf.li3 q Jay yes-srl az lob 70 Eay 70
She fgh what her tongue vas unable lpeak.
By the fmiIes that enlvend her elegant face
When n'e faw, tha, CONSTRUED THOSE sLU'HF' 50
Vhen fhe f4w hat Loves eye could each character
trace,
and read On her heart, wha, her tongue wouldn't tell
By that heart, fenhbility's favorite fhrine,
Where innocence virtue and truth fix their throne,
~ theGs et ms fwe4r that this bofom Of mine
Is fL'd with thy image, my -, alone
But 1op, FLY Damon, It's needles to fwear
When arguments hronger thy fondnefs prove,
Don thou doubt, ny dear girl thar ny pafhOns Gncere
Yon Mirror will thew you pledge Of my love.
(Gsze.ss Ueas3 Ssasy
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17

The proprietor Of the Village Har-
mony has taken great pains improve this Fi1B E1-
Ho1 n tome ntances he has left pecce and
comprefed Others 70 inlert in their room fuch nude
As i be calculated to pleafe the tate Of thole who
po1eGs the delicate tone and the Meet ear.
L is not "a ealy matter 70 pleafe every body His
principal deign Is 70 pIeale a. many as poi6e, and
leave the others TO pleale rhemfeIves.
The viIllge Harmony i 70 well known, and 70 gem
orally uledr that needs comment recommend 1t
to the public. ltcontains good agar7ezt, and as
rich vriay Of Muhc, any book in the United
States IT, Rules plain, conce and eaGy for begin
crs The greater part Of the muhc il eay and an-
mating and will Be found to Be extremely well cacula
ted for Divine WorihiP.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17

"a
w HEREAs my wife ABtcA1h has
Wv been the plague Of my life thefe fifteen
years, and has finally gone from me, and refuFes
70 return-thisis therefore 10 forbid All people from
harboring Or trpting her my account AZ I will
not pay one cent Of her contrattng after this date
BENJAMIN CHAPMAN.
Poland, E1z,. "a. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
JONATHAN BOWMAN, Jun. ClzrE.

LtncoLN, G-Ceart Of Conmga Pleas, ~ Poa,za4
borough, 1aHe Term, 1900.
Upon the complaint aforelaid, Order
81 That The fad David Douty notify All Perons nttreed
therein, to appear Al the next Court Of Common Pleas
20 be holden ToPham, within and for the county of
Lincoln, en- the econd TusGday Of September next by
pubIilhing an atteed copy Of faid complaint with this
order thereon hree weeks fuccei vcy The Gazette
printed IN Portland Ivy Eltzer Alley Jenss--the laR
publication to be three weeks 1t leaf before the fitting
Of fad Court; ALTO BY pofing atteed copy Of Iad
complaint and this order thereon lin Iomr public place
IN ad ToPlham, three weeks leaf before the fitting
Of laid Court that they may then and there appear
and hew caufe any they have why the prayer thereof
lhould not be granted.
Auei- JONATHAN BOWMAN JUN. csft.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
Or NOTICE.

a Ii perfons claiming Land on
n Crofeb qazI "a called, nov ID pofeTion IF N.
fubfcribeI are requeaed to thew their claims, ~ N
wiiheSto have his right Separated Immediately
Peter Coombs.
O9ober 80, 1899,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. CLERK.
LINcoLN, T--Court az COMMON Pleas at Topham,
September Term, 1900.

LINcoLN, T--Court Of Common Pleas at Toplhar,
September Term, 1900.
Upon the complaint aforefaid, Or
dered, That the faid Merriam Orr and Elizabeth Orr
notify All perfons intereedtherein to appear at the
next CouH Of Common Pleas to be holden at
ToPfham, within and for the county Of Line olh,
OF the fecond TueftaY Of September next, by pub
hhing an attefted copy offaid complaint, with this
order thereon, three weeks flcceivcIy, IN the Ga
zette printed IN Portland, by Elezer Alley jerks
the Taft publication To be three weeks al leae before
the fitting ofiaid Courts ALTO BY poRing an atteted
copy Of aid Complaint, and this order thereon, in
iome public place in faid Topflam, three weeks at
eatt before the httHg Of faid Court; that they may
then and there aPpsar and thew caufe, if any they
have, why the prayer thereof fhould not Be grant
Cd. Attef-
JONATHAN RAMNhAN 1t.n ELL
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
LINCOLN, f.-Conrt Of Conuan Pleas, a. T'qsi5an.
September Tern, n d. j 800.

Upon the complaint aforelaid, Order
81 thar the fd John Dugannoty all perions intereled
therein to appear Al the next Court Of Common Pleas,
TO DC holden Warren within and for the county Of
Lincoln on the fecohd Tuefday Of January next BY
Pubfhng attelted copy Of faid complaint, and this
order thereon three weeks uccetvely the Gazette
printed in Portland, by Etz~ lilly Tati, the Taft pub
LEGATION, be three weeks eaa before the fitting Of
fad Court ALTO by poa ng two aelted copies Of laid
complaint and this order thereon, in public places in
fad ToPham and one atefted copy Of laid complaint
and order thereon in public place in Bowdoin, in
lad county, three weeks leaf before the Gttng Of
iad Court that they may then and there appear and
how caule if any they have, why the prayer thereof
fhould not be granted.
Attet-- JONATHAN BOWMANJUN Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
NAagt Harmony.

JUST PUBLISHED (price 70 Dol ais per dozen, ard
one Dollar GngIe) ana for sale,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17

NAME f. NOTICE is hereby given
~ thar by virtue Of writ from the
Dilrid Court for this Diifrif -vsBags Of C,5e will
be fold by public auction, at the Cuitom- Houfe II
Portland, on Tuefday the tweny-fh day Of November
infant, attwelve o'clock (noonl A lampe ofthe Coffee
may be feen any time previous the fe at the Cuom
t1ouie-Conditons Of tale will be made known at the
time and place thereof
liaac Parker, Mavbal.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
Bv STEPHEN PATTEN.

IA 3, FJ8-Sfrstf,
4 New edition, being the fifth Of
- THE TZLLAGE HAR-40N7, Or Youths Ar
hitant % Sacred Muic; coutAinng--A concile Intro
dutlisH to the Groaras Of Hgie, with fuch a collection
q the mon approved PLa TaHsi, AHbeags, and other
Psss5, ~ are NOT luitabe ior Divine WorlhiB de-
fgned principally lor the ufe Of Schools and Singing
Societies.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. clerk.

LINCOLN, G-Coaf 9f Common Pleas AZ T9bs-
fam. September Term, 800.
The 1aid Merriam Orr and Elizabeth
Orr, having neglected 70 notify, agreeably to the
order ot Court AT the LAT term they are now or
dered 20 notify All Perfons interefed ~ faid COM
plant, to aPP1ar AZ the next Court of Common
Pleas 10 he holden at Warren, within and for the
county Of Lincoln, o. the fecond Tueflay of Ja-
nuary next, by FULFILLING an atteaed copy Of faid
complaint, with this order thereon, three weeks
lucceliIvrlY, n the Gazette printed 10 Portland By
Liezzr Alley J.nks-the IaR publication to be three
weeks az leat' before the fitting Of laid Court -
alio by Pohing an attefed copy Of fad complaint,
with this order thereon, in fome public place IN aid
Ioplham, three weeks at leaft before the fitting az
laid Court that they may then and there appear
aad thew cauie, if any they have, why the prayer
thereof fhouId not Be granted
Attrit- IONA BOWMAN, rUN Clerk
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
JONATHAN BOWMAN JUN. cieri.
LINCOLN, F-Coyrt Of Common PiEat az TsB5aa,
September Term, 1900.
The laid David Douty HAVING nerle6f-

The iaid David Douty having neglea-
ed % notify agreaby the order Of Court the lac
term he i now ordered notify Ill Perlons ntcreae1
in iad complaint, appear AZ che next Court Of Com
mon pleas to be holden Warren within and FIJI thc
county OF Lincoln, the fecond Tuefday VI January
next, by FULFILLING atteied copy Of faid complain,
with this order hereon three weeks fucccvey III thc
Gazette, printed in Portland by EIszer ley Ienks-
he a publication De weeks At leaf b.forc The
sitting Of fad Court ALTO by poing al Att fe1 rn7y
of iaid complaint and this order thereon III fome rss
place ID faid ToPfham, three weeks AZ Iea before ~
i,ting Of fad Court; that they NAV then and rherr
PPear, snd thew eauie, If any they have, shy rt.r
ayers thereof fhould not be granted
Tssslt-- JONATHAN BDN1A IN 1 rya. ct III
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
To be Sold,

"A Small FARM, containing about
4 n Seventy five acres Of Land, with Houfe and
Barn Lhereon-6tuated on the main road through the
town OF Lfvsrneye.--Said Farm has Moving Land
wherein ievcn eight tons Of Hay can be cur Its
in good order for planting and towing Land the next
on-Any perlon who may with to purchale Gaid
Premes, Will have good terms Of payment BY applying
10 the iublcrbsrs in Livermore
Ifaac Starbird,
Notes Starbird.
Liysrn7re, O7o5er 40.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17

- Tie honorable JulIlceS OF tne Court
Of Common Pleas bes gun and holden az Pownaibo-
rough within and forsthe county Of Lincoln, on the
fra Iuefday Of IunefA. .. 1900.
II \ Benjamin Hafey their Attorney,
~ complains Merriam Orr; and Elizabeth Or,
@oth ofToPlhln, n faid county Of Lincoln, SIN
Elewomen, thar Samuel Thompfon, late Of fad
lupfham, Efquire, decealed, inteGate, on the egh-
teenth day Of September, A. .. I794, by bis bond
under his hand and feai, for valuable conGdera-
ton 10 him made, did bind hmfelf and bis heirs TO
make and execute TO the faid Merriam and Eliza
beth, good deed Of fifty acres Of land, fituate in
ToPiham aforelad, as particularly defcribed in the
bond aforefaid, when iaid deed lhouId be deman-
ded. Now you compliments aIledge, thar after
wards, and often il the life time ofthe fad Samuel
they demanded Of him deed Of the above men-
tioned premfes, bat the aid Samuel, being prevent
ed by death, has never made 70 them the deed ~
forelaid; wherefore your Complainants pray that
after due notice given 10 all concerned in the eflate
Of the laid Samuel deceafed, your honors would
grant icence 10 and empower the administrators or
the faid deceafed, u make and execute 10 your
Compliments iuch good deed Of The premifes Az
the fad Samuel, when in full life, ought to have
made and executed. BENJAMIN HASEY.
A true copy-Attef,
JONATHAN BOWMAN, IuN. CLERK.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12

be fecoa3 iiaS Of Armies to f-pport the
movements. protect the rear, and tacili;a.e
the conveys, iupplies, SIC ofthc advancing
legiors. How the Empeyo. thinks of re-
Fitting this force is iuconcsiysbie, pa tieuiar
iy if the motives ct his pe'f=ve-ance viii no,
ttand rigorous examination.
The dates OF Aua,ii, evra hcf1rc the de-
feat at Mlrengo, were ciamorcus Sor psace,
Hungary is diicontented with war in
which it feels lei, inlercit than any OF the
emperor'S domioions. After IN inceiiani
wa of fourteen years, men are difficult TO be
obtained The armies in the field have ~.
fered very much thoie OF the Fcench are
improving. The new leviea of tne emperor
will require grea; deal OF time 20 foctn
good troops and if the war continues, the
attack will be made without delay. lathe
dsbaicment of his coin the emperor has a.
dopted the mott wrctched rneafure of finance
that can be imagined, ons that produces the
utmot want OF money. Not che millions
of this country can iupPly an exchequer 10
exhsuited, and repair credit 70 broken. Up
on the whole then, it fcems clear that the
! emperor mutt make peace, and 1t teems moi
Reasonable TO impute the e9uivocal nature
OF his anlwcr to delire to prelerve iome
Tendance Of choice ia the alternative he
adopts, as well as fidelity to engagements
| 10 recently contracted. not to an obainate
determination 20 prolecute hopeleis caule
and to tempt a!Got certain deltruction.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
BOSTON, Sep,eml.er (,


On Saturday the hip Arsc capt. Rich, ar.
rived here in 81 days from London.
!, was hardly TO be expected that an arrival
direct from London, in a lhurt paIi,sge. &
furnliaiug papers rs days the iatclt, ihouii
40, have ionething highly interesting 10
the S'nerican public --But fuch is tis
fact; with the exception o. one or TWO
particulars - The id is that the En-
pe'or OF Germany has rejected che pacific
propoilIion made by Buonaparte and
has determined to try the ifue Of war
through the campaign - Great efforts
were, therefore, making throughout the
EmPtte TO reinforce the armies, which are
10 DC commanded by Prince Charles. a
convention has aiio been enlcred in.o be-
tween the Emperor and Great Britsin, TO
carry OF he war and for the Ia ter 10
rcrndh the former with loan Of two
Millions Sterling; which has becu granted
by the Britih Parliament. Ho1ili,es
hao not, however, recommended Ia Italy
and Peihape, 1, IS elfen,iai TO Mention
that the Convention was done al Vienna
the &cth June; whereas the Indulgence
OF the armiaice of Alelaudria did not
reach thai capital un,i! the zEth.
Lhe armiltice OF ilaly, had NOT been extend.
ca to Germany, where Moresu was daily
acquiring new congpefs on the Danube
q Kray Displaying his talents in efeGting
hcnoui able retreats.
We have lea' ched every Engliih and French
paper received by This arrival, for ti6i.ga
OF our Envoys, in France; but we have
not found lyllable, A gentleman bho
lett Paris, the 26th Juae, iaw Judge LII
worth, the day before and bad Tome hours
converistlou with him. As was 90 be sx.
peeted, nothing tranlpiTys from any of
the Commiiiionsrs unoiicially all the
rePor;s reiPeeting the negociation have
their origin IN the whims and fancies OF
Exchange politicians, aud would be
thought Quid Nuncs. Ii, however our
readers with to know in what point ,holr
reports mol concurred in, it is that the
melt pcrs,et harmony fuodaed among The
CommIiiioners OF both nations; and tina,
an honourabie accommodation would BE-
the reiuit OF their conioint efforts.
It was true at the falling OF the Argo from
London, two reports of the nature o!
thote mentioned above, were in circulate
on; o"e' that the treaty with the Uni
ted State5, had been figned, and cha. the
Envoy were to TAI! for the United States
in all Auguit, the other, that the oegoci-
a''on mad entirely brokcu oF.-The patti
ence OF our readers therefore, mutt ex pc
rlence further trials, before they attain in.
formation ON this fubjea which can BE-
relied on,
by The Aulrian accounts of the terrible
battle OF hiaringo; it will appear, ,ha,
though victory eVentua ly followed th.
Gallo handard5, the Imperial arms fuifer.
ed no dlminu'ioA Of glory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12

France and Germany, remains uncohi7n-
cd. That fueh an e7sat would take place
IN few days .sas the general opinion. -
Moreau, /, viii be feen has degcs,ed Key,
and threatens the invaion Of Ausria. This
battle which mua have been uacommonly
bloody when the Imperial,d; are Hated 10
have 10th sooe men ia wounded only, was
fought on the fpot who're the Great Duke
OF Marlborough gained iniiar isarSh IN ias
year 1904.
1t Is conjcaured, by fome OF ,he Lon
don editors. that pscihcatiou bs,ws.t. iie
French Republic aud The Eloals OF Autria,
will have powerful effect in ie.tocng the
gensras tranquility % Europe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
From the Independent Chronicle

- On Saturday qJis,noon Grriysd here hs
.@i3 Argo, CoS'. RIcS, 81 days from Len.
dsH. ~ her PqPsrJ arr yeeei0sa to he Z "
Of jug, 6 days later tbaa 6etore ,sesigea :
tbeir coHfsait, bOa0sVer, ore mol of/0 iabsy-
tant q Hafars a; qve nigh hare e%ps5ed.
or His Bri'aaaie AfGi1ly, on the sb of 1g.
j., in msBage 10 tbs Hogts ef Pesri. laiJ
beiots Them The eety Of ITealy qobicb had
teen Ggnsd on tbs zofb Of .1uae, 1900, al
Puma, bs!5gssa BIZ Mqjeqy's miaji-y 10
iLaf eoart, aadfbe minjqer elenips.eafia,y of
NE Emhfror " Germany, dug authorized
jar naf PggP9t, IN 7o6ie5 III, agrsel -
Thu in o,dsy 10 reiisvs tie prslJeg aseelT-
ties gfibe jfaarces " bis Imbsfigl 4Haje)ly w.
der the eHoymzn5 sxbsgJes ai5ea4y ieeHrreli, and
7Obicb remain 10 be incurred dpriat Ibs brejeaf
cambaigH, bis Britannia Mgie6yIbaR dlUanee
10 bg a61vs Realioned Au1erial 4Najlly ~ zOqy
NJ loan tbs jun Of 1000, 900 ,Hsrirag. Ibn
Jam /baRbe dUided isis I5,ee baris, and pail
al tbyfe dL9ireaf bsriod5 bTsjc,dbly in b.eie !.
III fbat fbsbyR third Of 0G6,6o6L, "a al
yl5IA be pail miks 6JldgyI Of tbe r71Hib n IN
y : fbe Econf nDd gf The Ike Jsp IN l5l mn
days Of September and The rem ia,ag t5rd N
ne yfrg days u be n,oais Of Deeem6er.
Tbsi, Imperial and Brifaaaie Afajg2isi mu-
maily yorowgs eaeb oibsr 10 ear,y on TIE qyar
agmaR TIE Freneb Republic, during tie pre-
l:ai eamPGigs, svi'6 eli pD.6s vgopy, and 10
employ m " oil 'bfr rgpsdive mum ty .aaa
aud jea, concerning iogslbsr, as oesaf9n Jgah
rsqHve, on Ibe w;F 4aU4Ht9g1oRs asaaer 0Ire.
eiprosaly empIoJiag beir jerees By 4aad a7a
ir 10 me Jia4Pors gf ibsir eperafions qgqigR IL.
common eaegy.
Thar Imperial and Byifaaaie 6Zqis,1iss en-
gage Inning sbs Sobo l9aiaisgsss " i5s pre-
Ls1f CoaUeaf'oH aoi 10 MAKE a Jfe,Qis pee.
qOHb i5s Freneb kes5bFe, e,ibeWt ysvisa5 4a4
eHPToil eosj.e! q essb e!blr,--s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
ANGLoFEps.


We were yeasrday favored with a
past ct the papers wnicn we're received
BY the Cleopatra their contents are ".
ry important. General NJ oresa, by bis
msIeriy nianceuvres, r compe! ed gen.
Nrdy toteaVe Ulm in Letter gr m him
4 he chic! coniul, dated the 2zd Of Tune,
ne gives detailed account Of The bs1,'
OF ioSh'tedt, wh'cn took pi &C On the
10Th and IS.h Of June. Finding thar
genSr@i kray KEEP. clofe TO his camp at
Ui'n, vi resu formed the project of pat
ling the river below UIm, that he m q IL
ieParate h,ay fron his magazines AZ DO
n'uwef;h ard Ra,l(bon, and by this
mcGnS compel hie. 10 withdraw, o. come
o battle: This he rcggeisHts as a diff
cult aod dangerous movement, as ne hid
nsl'her BRIGGS bor boats. Gen. Lee
courbe commanded the army appointed
TO his butinois he made his attempt 4,
The wrecks Of lhe bridges al Grcnihsim,
6lenheiIn and Hochtt@dr eighty naked
iWimnefs, wiSh mutkets and kn-p(a ks,
which were feat over with then in tvs
! very I'm II Doa's. took p lIeiIi n OF Gren.
iheim, aud made shsmleIves matters Of
| { ne mon, With we're m1nred By ar
tillerymen, VINO had paGsd toe wreck Of
he bridge on ladders lhefe m 10 ainsd
their iicua;ion unul the b,i5ge was made
kpaiisole, when the army paiied, and me,
he Auitrisns on the famous plains o
bOchaedt, where, after a well fought
bAtte, victory declared in favor Of the
! French. Five III ,uiznd priioncrs, TWEEN
~ pieces Of Common, aud five lt4nds o
colours, remained in the hands of tht
uctors the killed AID wounded we,,
IN comfortable number. On the 10 h
gen Moreau p fed !he Danuoe at Dl.
l-ngen, when another battle was fought
III when the AuRrl4ns lott 1000 Kill
God W unded, 6ooo pritoners, 10 c., non
&c. Ge ersl Ricnepanic sos l.. f. belor
Olm. w rsau continued 20 pref; K a
&hc WAS in full retreat. On the 2A.I
II Juae, ne iant Gag 30 gen. Moresu
to inform him tina. the chief coniul hs
concluded an aSmiEice, which be lup
T "SS ENlsti ~ Duk EttlEl ~ WIOFEd
having no information on ihe fubjea
"'u'o not top his courfe. KI.y's mil
'ake al this time appears q b owing 4
nis permitting the French 20 crols IN
danube win imall force, which ha
neither bridge nor boats. Tie was thu
cus on from his n.agszines, and all diret
communication with ne interior of Ser
many Hts head quarters were AZ ElC
L,nIrgen; he is reprefsnted to be upo
I'll terms WITH his general officers.
On the 25th Of June, the AoFri7n
completely evacuated the Grifon ~,
Try, and retired into the Tyral, sfrsi
LEFT the Ffsnch ihould cut cF tbe,r -
treat. General St, Suzanne was 4
MeNt2, forming a new army Of 20. 90,
men, VINO, II IS fid, are to enter Fran
GonIa' winch is the eniy retreat left 70
Kay.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
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