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

yRoN A NLwYoRK PAPFR.
John TA1
= i II = n I y. IN
Secretary Of War.


IL WHEN great and good man rclinquiihes
honors " an important Ration, and retires TO
The thadcs Of private life, we admire the indc
hPendence Of the mcaturc and Al the fame time
.regret the public lois which mott ulual y re-
fuIts
Mr., Jay has formerly announced 4 decided
fefo,uton 70 withdraw from the future cares OF
q political career.
Its two frequently the cafe that men Of The
Hgreatef powers retire % domeitic cafe, while
pertons 1T Gilllow talents and narrow views, by
well laid plans Of cunning and hneAe, occuoy
places which they never can diicharge 10 the
honor or advantage Of the public His TX
Ncellency John Jay, i 4 man who has abjicated
Office with dignity and undimiaihcd fame /;
and the gratitude Of the virtuous and dilccrning
part Of the community, is the principal reward
Iot his important labor,.
II The greateR part Of his long ard honorable
life re devoted to his country, when is peculiar
ituation demanded the aniaance Of the IN.
Common talents and attainments with VIII Oh he
vas endowed. He is a man whole name and
yitucs viii DC familiar to the Citizens Of thcle
States, while 4 remembrance Of the American
Revelation hall exit AS carly as the year
1865, his pen was entitled in the ietvcc of
MS country, and 70 him were attributed the
mott ipiritcd addreHcs % tho Brih Throne, in
Thich the encroAchments OF prcrogatlyc were
7 dhPlaye1 and the rights Of bis fellow fubleds
were forcjbIy defended. Thief. productions
were undoubtedly a prelude to our lublequcnt
independence.
During our tedious FruPeie with The Gov
ernment Of Britain, ne fled Gveral elevated
italions, with equal honor to himf-lt and al
vantage to the States. At the cloie Of this
diiaRrouf war, bis aA.- ard mccefful negoc;-
atoms lay rs under obligations whch re en-
tailed IN our rcmorelt offspring. This aCer-
e'en is warranted BY a remark of The FIench
Mlnifer, Vergcnues, who de llreI in The pre-
ience of bis Royal Maize, that The Americans
night have probably contcnded ttvcn years
. longer for tFeir rights, were il not for The deep
t'retieht ana infeKible integrity Of John Jay.
Whi'c Chief juGce Of the Uni,ed St'es. E.
e1tenhve was ;he egal knowledge he dfplIycd,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15
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~. u. TcE.11S5sSssJe -<9lEsaS SJIT-gS~2SSS-@
IE4%>y
National LegNatnre.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

City Of W5l5iggton-rUEsDAN NOV. IS.
MR.. Grlwold, as Chairman Of the Commit
tee, appointed % draft an anlwer to the Pref
dents Speech, reported the fame, which was
ordered to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. OTIS, a letter from the
Secretary Of the Trealury, announcing bis de-
termination Of reGgning bis fecretary(hip, and
inviting al inveaigaion into his official CON
dua was committed 70 a committee Of feven
The Houfe being in committee ofthe whole,
Gen. Lee moved the appointment Of com.
mittcc to report irritable mealures for carrying
into efed the reiolutions pafed the LAT FELTON,,
commemorative Of the political fervices Of Gen
Warrington, Ordered TO lie on TIE table
WEDNESDAY, NOV 10.
The anfwer to the PreGdcn's Speech was
debated, aud after lome amendment, accepted.
1t is TO be prelented tomorrow.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

On Thurday lat came o. in the Supreme
Court q this R4tc, Chief Juaice Shipper, the
trial Of Dallas '. Fenno. This was a civil &c
non 10 recover damages for libel. The de
PENDANT did not appear, nor was any cCunfel
engaged IN his defence. The trial, however,
proceeded, and ycHerday morning the jury re
turned a verdict Of t9yo holtIn9 fge hundred dol
la,l for tn; plaintiff. We underltand, that
in coniequenoe of an error in omit,irg to fill up
certain blanks in the declaration, rule OF law
will lnterPoie, by which ne damage viii Be Tc
duccd to one thuuEInd dollars.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

The chamber Of the Senate Of the United
S'a,es is upon the ground floor Of the capitol
that ct the Representative IS H. the fccond Ro1y,
which rcvcries The PhrIc Of a13cr and h7rcr
houtc Nothing can e1 ecd the elegance ot the
former. The portraits Of the King and Queen
OF France, iultedd Of being placed IL an outer
chamber rs IN dis city formerly, arc now plac
ed on each fide Of the PrcG1ent's chair: So
that Mr. Jefcrlon can neither look q the right
O the lett without having Royalty daring hun
10 the face.
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Treaty Of Amity and
w Commerce, between the United States
nerica and his 11alielu The L inn nE Dr,,lin
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15
An/3yer Of The Senate 10 the PrsfdenfJ
Speech.
To the rrcGdent Of the United States.

To the Prcident OF the United States.
SIR
IMPRESSED with the important truth that
the hearts Of Rulers and people arc in the hand
Of the Almighty, tie Senate Of the United
States moa cordially join 10 your invocaJions
Tor appropriate hle.Gngs upon rhe Governors
and People of this union.
We meet you, Sir, and the other branch IF
he National Legislature, IL the city which /,
honofed by the name Of our late hero and fage,
the luxurious WASHINGTON,with f-nfltions
and emotions, which e&.ccd cur power OF dc
lcrPtion.
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f0bN AMnm5.
~ TIC tTeIlC0t,
JOHN MARSHALL,
Secretary of State.
w ar Department,

NgvcnlJlr 3tb, 1890.
TUOSL gentlemen who have applied for militia
IN appointments III the frrv,ce 81 the United
satts, are Informed, that their applications with
sl the recommcndatory letters accompanying, were
tonlumcd by fire IN the War Office, on Saturday
evening laG Thofe who continuc t. Gcfre 20 be
ronfdercd As candidates, will fee the proprety Of
renewing their application.
SAMUEL DEXTER.
Secretary Of War.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

b. JOAN ADAMS, PrcGdcnt of the United States,
a PROCLAMATION.

NIETHEREAS Treaty Of Amity and
Wv Commerce, between the United States
ed America and his majelty the King of PruGia,
was concluded and & gned at Berlin on the
Eleventh. day Of July, and in the year Of our
\ Lord one thouiInd leven hundred and ninety.
nine, by the Plenpoteutjaries OF the fIid United
States and OF his majeiy the King of PruGia,
sauy and respectively authorized for that pur.
poe which treaty is in the words following,
4 10 wit
81 AND WHEREAS the Caid Treaty has BY
ne on the one part, by and with the advice and
Rnient of the Senl OF the United States, and
sly his majelty the King OF Pru(Ia on the other
hrt, been duly approved and ratified AND
kHEREAs the ratihcations thereof, were duly
Exchanged at Berlin, on the twenty fccond day
of June lat pa1 NOW THEREFORE, TO
be end that the fiii treaty may be executed
nd % erved with punauality and the mott
tncere regard 70 good faith, on the part Of the
United States, DO HEREBY make known
be premiies, and enjOin and require all per
itns bearing Office, civil or military, within the
aunted States, and all Others, citizens or in
habi;lnts thereof, or being within the fame, to
uecutc and oblerve the C,id treaty accordingly
Nj in TESTIMONY whereof | have cauied
n The Seal Of the United States Of Anne
VI rca To bc affixed % thefc pretents, and
tEncd the fame with my hand. Done
H. 81 at The city OF Warrington, the fourth
day e November, IN the year Of ouv
Lord one thouf4nd eight hundred, and
of the Independence q the United
ly States the twenty fifth
\ John AdHm5.
81 ~ the Preijcnt
n JOHN MARSHALL,
fH Ccrrrtarv M Stair
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
LONDON, IuIy <.

\
An anlheutic account pubiihsd at Pc
terfburg ofthe RutIisn force, fa,es IL, in
Guiding 100000 irregular troops, a,
$4,000 infantry, and 81, 900 cavalry.
The Auarisn fotce, according 70 the
ltatement fubmit,ed every three months
to the Emperor conGfed 1t the opening
ofthe campaign, Of 32a, 900 Infantry, and
02,ooO cavalry
AImoh perfea liberation is now al.
lowed ia Ffsnce. The Practitioners OF
adl2ri6t lately petitioned the government
Tor leave to be granted 10 their former
Daaor, who hsd emigra;cd 20 England TO
,stUra 20 his flock, The application was
infantry complied with BY ihe following
4alwer.--" Your p4iIor las leave to re.
.urn 10 hi; difri6t, provided he contents
- fubmit to tic laws Of she Republic .
his an'v;tT was accompanied by the ne
.sasry paGpo,e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

ANt-''Ni "
ENirdS, daitl Neqv-7oyG, SEP. so, sot.
Ga curious affair has tranfpired here
The Bri,iih packet Earl of Leieoqer, Capt.
Sbsrr, ha' been fi1ei in consequence of proof
having been exhibited that fome prrfons ON
board have been guilty of j;ryggkng-,he
article, believe, was GOek;nS. The pack.
age was landed in the night, and traced 70
ths. Merchants Gore in which it was depo.
ited, and taken PoGeGion of by an officer &C
the Cudom Houfe.
" The captain has made great bInyGtc;ar
about the bufnefs. and declares himieif en-
;irely ignorant o. the affair. The .Arglo Fs-
6fral Merchants are buzzing abou, the Cof-
fee. Houie in cutters muitcring menScss
land talk of the inProprie,y OF fsiziug a
K'ys's Sp;-that it may Interrupt, the fooS
aaae, GGalins! which fubfas with Great
Britain and with the bniinels to be fubmitk
led to the HIGHER Powsss .-Thc citizsn
who has detected this bale fraud, declares he
Knows of no higher boG0ers than the Law.
The hip has been given up on the BritiR,
Contui's giving bail for the value of her, to
abide the event of ;b. trial.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
PHILADELPHIA, September 8.
LITTLE ROBBERS.


Many people diasut from PHILADELPHIA,
coniider tine accounts given in tome OF the
papers, of the H IDLE SocIsrY," as ! ia
i''e upon Metre, Dayion and Tracy, aud the
rc's OF the Angb. fcltrGiii2s who have made
TO much money without any pif5lf oreft9T7R.
we allure our readers that there is no ;9is in
the one any more than in the other. The
only difference b,,wecn them 10 this---,hc
one let were greai rogues, and the other H.
re rogles, and from thar particularly Of diff.
terence, the public need not be furpriFed to
hear that MslIrs. Stephens, Fitch, Bsarmau,
and Co may be employed for few years
at iawIng marble, bscaufe they dealt only
dollars by tens or burdrsdr, while the other
gang who have traded largely 20 So. Dominco
IN the landa o. M Comb tract, on the Ohio,
and IN the monies of the public ,reafury and
OF the poor old folders, may be exalted 70
rue places OF Governors of the N. WeGern
territory Senators, and federal iudgcsl
Our respondents are frrprifed that we
90 uot Puolilh the particulars Of theCe pretty
thievee--we do 1t to oblige them, bu. RECON-
mend it to our readers, to keep in mind
what w.l be the fate of thefe Idle and In, =
r256sr', IN order that they may compare the
',iue with the fate of thole Whole example
they follow.
The following are the circumGances rela-
ting 10 gang OF petty robbers, of whom, we
pubIiihed few facts laG week Gnce opr
former publication It appears cha, fome o.
ther: OF the gang nave been taksn up in New
York.
We before nentionedithe arre& Of Rober,
bearnman, Levi Stephens. &. Ephram Fitch,
Tor altering fundry Bank Bills from flmarl 10
large amounts. Among the papers found
upon Lew Stephens, was the following Gu.
rIous commiiIiou now in the hands os the
Mayor. Il is thought to be the certificate
by which the fraternity, concerned in this
netarious bufnefs, recognize each other.
We understand that ano. her of the members
was obliged to loR upon the High Conaable
as far as the Mayors Office aud, it is to
De hoped, the whole viii foon be diGcovered
and prevented by our faIutary laws from G.
yer again "PurjainS tie 1UOrks Of iSltaeG."
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L 4 T Z S T
European + ews.
VIENNA, June 20.

.fgF.iaa -T-sogas cjiie Baas gf Marriage.
TIL. days Court Gazette contains the
following account of The bloody battle Of
Maringo, or .hs I.,!h Of june On the z4th
capt Jak5rdow0;y arrived here, as courier
from geaeral Ms,aa, with intelligence that
'he saemY had likewife croned he Scriva,
preparing for an attack with all bia forces,
which irdnced general Ms!as to draw up his
srmy behind the Bormida: the divin91s Of
-5sddIck and Keim, which had arrived al
dIeiland,ia on the IItA having Joined the
other trooPs on the Izth. Next day, on the
2gth, MAJOR Lauge arrived here with further
1ccounts from general MeIao, according to
which thc whole imperia, army croged the
=! eG5ro Oh the 9Th and encamped before
-SlcI!,ndra, between the Burm:da and TIE
Tcnaro. On the fame day the enemy made
{ ve-y vigorous attack on tie advanced potts
near Marriage, who were REPEALED by the
iCperioriiy Of the French. Early on tne
I4'h, the imperial army croGed the Bormi-
d1. was formed in three lines Of batle, re.
fe-7e placed in their rear, defined ar the
fame time to cover the right wing of the
principal column, which had advanced againG
M'ringo, and to ob(erve the road to Now,
IN which diitria the French general Suche,
had arrived. Field martial count Hsddck
Ted The Grt line Of bstte followed by lieu
iensnt gen. Keim, and then the diviio7 OF
Mogzin grcrsdicrr, and the divilon OF Elf
rllz cavalty. While the fra lne vigorouiy
a,tgcks3 the cnemy near Marriage, the fe-
oonl and lhird, and field MARTIAL licu,enauts
Dteley and Or, fled OF sgsinG rarFaro!a
oa3 Sale. Under continued furious attacks
Curing the whole day, the fortune Of var
vas now on one Gde, then on the Diner; the
approach o. night only terminating this bat
sc extremely bloody fog both arrries. Cen.
Melee PEAKS highly Of the generals, haff and
e,nc- o'i'cerst sud of The troops, but psrti-
ruiu'y Of che tegiments Of lI.uendorf and
Ea.iy col. Fnmont aud major DsgsnGeld.
aud principally o. the excellent effects Of the
a';'liery, which was diitiogui1hed on eycry
9ccsGon
TIE lois Of the imperial army, in killed,
wouedsd, and priloners, atsounts 70 oo5o
n-a, Of which the wounded are etimsted
a. 5774. We have loa 1903 borGes, 6s,
oF whom ere wounded Tie eaemy's lois
- Killed AID wounded was y-rv conhdera-
DC. Grrera! D;fiaix remained dead on il,c
Ecl3 81 battle, and l.ydrsl o her generals ave
G. uo0g tie w1un3-j-We made 1000 pri-
;51crs iu the night, from .hc r4,h 20 n,
s5,h, thole 81 sbe enemy troop which at
-.r..1 .s:er, ady1oced 60 the right bapt oil
70 B1rrti5a Sen. Mc.a. had Two horlr.
1ndca ua3e- bis. ard ti'e IMP rial srmy
"a rci coplicraslc lois lis iSsd and
20. ,i..t u. L. 49, IT..
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- q -,


.,oS as l.t e'e attempt of The Peao-
iyiyans s-rs.er in,-s Rot, kiq. Gppo't-
~ -, 400 many TX Svaa;sts OF alta
Cnui,t,e, Cc5ae2itirH. ard fo'pe niorc
srona N-~-I'rc 'gga 9eG o.ler S,a,ea. IN
. Bill ta regulate the slsciiJa & P,efdcnt
and Vice-pteiiders, ti,oie uogUst6ed sn1'
dang .nsi ai,s2p:ed, IL dat75cc 81 ts'e
r,naitu.iVu AMI of comlnon lsnie, to MAKE
~, Chief Tpaice ana neg, Judge OF t',e y,
State. tiembers o5 q G'an6 Commit sess 81
&c Federal LtJiesiyf! Abforj and Ut
,sarrso.shic atienq, Of tome Of ,he fans
in.a. whom MIR. Jeterioh contemplated
VI eli shl Mr.. leiferion las ia ais letter
10 hiezz,i, ioreic,irE their conrc, that
thsy ,souid o3s-.bs 20 wSca jfea Deiy coi.H-
3,msr 81 3s,iJ eg5ick ib.y bad gained qDii5
f. aueb 3s2 and pryi; But, lays Iefel lou
(confdeat in the virtue sod fpirit Of hia
4sl!ow citizcns) ne j3qN erejss-ge ,bai H5er-
q; we d,all break their LiNsv,isr les.
Was i nol perfectly natural ID Ms. Jef-
fsrion TO lappo!e, ,ha, it would give TO M.
71ez1si eai whiS) fever, eers he % have
mentioned the pames of mcn, &" G9'ofeos' IN
tevoip.;qrny CoaatR," Ike Mr.. Adams,
who we,e 70 charged rs to iugge8 tc TWO
aid fol3;-.s, the. his coun,ry cannot be
happy, without pn hereditary Chief uis,5if-
ttstr, and Cenar, phat hould be heredi.a-
r., or FOR he who Thought, Ike Mr. A
v'sus, daiuguiIhei oRce for admirag, low
ine aud ,nan.Is5;uC wifdon. or the fubje6t
OF Republican ipaitutions, lad ia later
times. incouldsra!ely aud rshiy DICTATED,
that - Rsbs5ftaa gar,- nmeat m,y be iHie,PTei-
Ell 10 reae any lila, l'
Let it not be iuppofed, that this pnblica-
r;on proceeds FROM French acobin; for
tae writer IS fee to ny, ,ha, he conGjera
Ba9naparle IS . very DARN. ufurPer. Let
II DOT be foppoi,d that it proceeds from a
psilona,e and wicked enemy OF Great Bri--
Tain for lie does NOT think like MIR.
>;lIa,ns, Jap.o-, IN his PnJEeeia, bai
- v-.veJa! 20 ra9aoa he's beyr,idsa lin Byi
tsi4} az rails a(tit Prone" fie does
~, believe the annihilalico of Great Britain
IS neceGlry to the happiaei5 o. Uniied A
Tnerica, for ne wines 20 Zee her exiit (in a
reformed nate, aud with LET'S powerful ma
Wy 1t is trre) to balance the other great
Powers Of Europe, without the t,ouble to
as, Of waTs for that purpofe, FIe wifhes a
iua and friendly intercou,le with all foreign
nations, and Uoion and Fr;endfaip among
orr own citizens and Rates, from Georgia
20 Main from the lhorus Of the Atlantic.
20 the moa interior fct,emcu,8
GREENE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

Of a,ei.laie ]oha's Aragooho. wa, Killed. (;
field mEihaI Eeutcuan,s corG; ljaddick aud
NoyelisRG major generals Lat,cr'rsa, Gel.
,e!siciu,, Esi.sgarde and Ia .a&yri,c; colo
neis Holbel, Kuhn, Veymati, S,udair, Err
ros, SoAaRck, bellcre4i, Psoseachersa, end
Reiiner otihe ar,i.isey; alio, four licu;eaan,
co.oneis sad lrn nlajo.s, we're wounded Ma
iior genera! Jack, executed the fnuaioas of
. qo','ier meter general. colouels ScbiaiIina-
n aud Weeber, four lieutenant colonies, ma.
joE eouoi 81. Julian, commanded battalion
OF frph Coioredo's grenadierO, aud 90 O.
ther officers, were made priloners by the
French.
Ho'h parties having agreed on period of
IS hours, ior burying the dead aud exchsne
ing the PriIoners, edis ail'ording an opportu.
nlty Tor en,eriag into further convention
stiPnlstes the drawing up OF ,hc whole in
Perial army along the Pc and Mincio.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
LONDON, July t6.
CONTENTION,
Between His Majefy and the En-
Deror nc the Y or,,ou,

peror Of the Romans.
Signed at pienna, June 20, 1900.
Ills Msjeay. the Emperor of the Ro-
mans, king of Hungary and Bohemia,
and his Majeay the King Of Great Britain,
having Judged that it was comfortable to
tho irterea Of their crowns and to the good
Of the common csuie, to concert with each
other on the bet manner of giving efEea to
the union of their efforts againt the common
enemy in the Prelent campaign. IN COME
qucnce Of which the Baron Dc Thugui,
Grand Crols OF the Order Of ST. Stephen,
his Imperial MaieRy Miui0er Of Confer
snccs, and Commifsry General and Minif-
ter Plenipo,entiary in HE Provinces OF Italy.
itra and Dslmatia, &c and the Right
Honorable Gilbert Lord Minto, Peer OF
Grea, Bri ain, one Of bis Britannia Maieay's
mott H5nourable Pnvy Council, and his In.
voY Extraordinary ana muiaer PIenipo-
tentiary to the Court Of Vienna, being fur
riihcd On the part Of their aforersid imperi
al and Britsuic Msieaics, with the powers
requidie for dilculiug aud arranging this
important ohj,6 the laid Plenipotentiaries.
s',er having 'eipectjysly exchanged their
/ IoI powers, haze agreed upon the following
suic!cs -
|,iirle I. IN ordsr TO relieve the preTinc
neccfuies Of .he Finances of lis Imperial
Na!eiy under The enormous ezpenlss alrss
dY insured, saG which gcuain 70 t.e incur.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
BALTIMORE, September 10.
ID e A T II S
for the Iaf "a hours ending this morning az
iun-riie---TWENrY.
SAVANN All, Auguft %.

ia ANN All, Augult 20.
We have it from the mott un--
doubted authority that Colonel
Hawkins has written from the
Greek Nation, on the 18th infant.
that, by letters which he had recei.
we'd from St. Marks, of the 18th
July, Bowles had fed towards the
point of Florida, and had carried
four negroes with him, the proper
ty of Mr.. Panton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

MaacbeGsr, Scr. 3 3. 800,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
A priyate letter, fame date.

- fitEGlC iSlSCI, lame GATE.
In the dreadful battle of Marriage, the
French, /. Is laid, have loR twice the num-
Der OF men we did--the grape ihot from
zoe AuBr;an twenty-four FOUNDERS made
terrible havoc auong them. The imperial
iroops tcnGit like lions, but were a, length
forced To give way To the hyperion Frcnch
Infantry. Meias would, pcrhapo, have re-
newed ihe combat on the following day,
had not the French received comfortable
re'nforcemeBts on the day Of the action -
HE Courier who arrived here on the zcth
wtlh the account of our lonea in Italy, had
paiiports both from general Meda aud Ber-
thier,
Cetg Of hticy ram tb. Central in chief Of
ne Hrmy Of :6e Rdiae, to be AEiaJ7er at
War.
" CnaGurg, June 20.
The enemy, citizen miniaer, wi h the
Intention OF preventing US from penetrating
by Rau, siiembed their army at Nueburg.
As ne was one day'a march before us
IN his retreat, aud as we had three defiles
to pats, thole of Vernity the Danube, and
the Lech, the bridge over which took near
I Iy twelve hours TO repair, the general move.
ment was retarded. The corps of general
Lecourbe, however, efeaed a pafage on
the eveaing Of the 9th, and on the 27,h
: advanced into Bavaria the divifon Of gen
Gudla marching upon Poetmea, and chat
OF general Montrichard upon Neuoburg
The latter found At Oberhaulcu very
comfortable corps of the enemy, command
Cd by kray in perlon, with - hch u very
warm action commenced. General Lee
courbe came up at the very moment when
our troop: were forced to yied to thrice
their number, end maintained the tight un-
til the arrival OF gen Grandiean, who paiied
the Lcch, and advanced with great rapidi-
I ty to the diviGon of gen. Mont richard
which flil! kept ito ground with diRirguifh
( ed valour
| " a battalion of the 18th light, two o.
the .l6lh of the line, aud two of the s7th,
attacked the enemy with an intrepidi,y
which has been feldom equalIed. The enemy,
notwithstanding his conlidersble force, wa.
defeated, and effected his retreat during the
, night towards IngolRadt on both lides oil
the Danubc, after Burning the bridge OF
( lNeGSurg
"The AuRriaa generals obferved at
Neuburg. as they were retresting, That
army "a ioGineible. Never did ths French
fight 70 we'll as now
g You viii ALTO loon receive, citizen mi
inter- iniereRing details refpeaing cur
marches and engagements at Nederlheim
and Nordingen, and the attempt, made by
the enemy to draw US iato negotiations for
an aImilsice, founded on The pre,ence of con.
| gentIono entered into betwees the armies oil
Italy, BY which means they might have an
! opportunity of eaablibing themlelves ia
| Bavaria.
This have forefeen, aud general De-
cesn had already fet ont by forced marche,
with his divition for Munich, which place
he entered yeilerday morning.
a true Copy.
(Signedl "MOREAT.D
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
BoSToN. Sffirnser 3.

h0MESrIC WEMORTVDH
TIE DyIentery has teen 4" he fever" 9Ttbc
intsoier eoaa,ry tai' ySlr IN 5ne pert, of
Nr1p-Ham2STe, Il ias RACED 9Th e}iia:ay
mortality.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
N o &c E.

NXZHEREAs undertook, in conjunction With
w Robert Craig and Archibald Campbell r.
al as truAee IN the difpofll Of lanes Ryan
properly, Tor the bcrc6t of his creditors. sno
whereas from fundry circumstances IL has become
very inconvcnient Tor nc 20 s9 IS truaee ia thr
cafe 7forsiaid Therefore 90 hereby rcdnq.r
al right 20 act as trufee in the fs;d cafe
William Paterson.
MaacheCsr. SEP. 3 3. Soc.