Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10

| per cent which then t"ok place I'D The price q
Socks, refulted from this rstolve. A numbel
Of re(peaablc names were corrected with I'll.
report, and tended to obtain for it currency
and, in many intances, belief.
LONDON, ocT z.
The reports in circulation reipe6ng he tate
Of our neeociAtions with F an>e, are var Gus
and contradictory. It's plain however, from
the price of Our fun Is, as well as he fall in
thai Of the FreCoh, that The terms Of the pro.
p fed Naval Armiaice, are accompanied with
fome difficulties.
VIENNA, SEPT. ~.
After his Majefy the Empe Or, with his
Royal Highnefs be Arc duke John, had arriv-
ed on the 7.h in the evenin4 the head quar-
tiers at Alt Oettingen, he, on The next day,
pu1lilhed The following orte .:
: Hi, Impe ial Maje1y, though he has Pu
him elf AT the head of his brave troops, y
conferred The real comma of the army on hi
Royd Brother the Archduke j. n al be e5>
REG ,ir,s th- whole arm, TO obey his order
His M4jel}y de -lares that he has CONTAIN A
la1oured to procure a durA0e peace TO- ~
K ngdoms, provin es, and people, tut III
French government, notwithstanding his late
endea, ours Tor the fame pu'pofe, has declared
the srmi ice at an eud.-If, therefore holtil
til, mutt again re- commence. bis Mdjety 0ll'
employ every means in III power for b pro
te6tion Of is hereditary States an people
His M4je&y, Therefore, requi es thrt II he
Genera S, Staff and Other Officers, as well as
AL III trooTs fhail frg nuoul, make every eE
er th-ir duty enjons. % Procnre an acc P
ttbe peace His Maj tty At the M IN E
expressly declares that AL conduct p ejudica GU
tie fervire. or ntgl.G NJ dury, from hicer> IF
he highef ank to th@ privite folder, ihall
meet with be fevereR purilhment, an tx m
pie 70 oth-rs and every merto lou, at ne
bonourabiy rewa deI n The view o. he whole
army. Shou tber- he any ne ID The army,
whether Go efal, Staff q Subaltern Officer,
who hAl be nodbe to fulfil lief # id orders,
eilher from i'll health or any other caufe, it IS
the vii Of hi, Imperial Majdey that he ihould
leave the army, that his Maiety m ~ not be
under the diff gree4ble necedlty If inH6iing pun
ilhment."
ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.
The Archdnke John will retain the com
man of The army till the Al chduke Chars, is
ahle to take it III. later is now recove ing
bed.
n Hungary, the general infurrea,on which
is now to be carried iato effect, mees With the
public APPRECIATION. Twenty Avs tn uGsnd
infantry. and 20 flua rons Of light cavalry
will immediate Be trrrej.
The miHice in Italy has been prolonged
{ r a fhort time well as hat ~ Germany -
We fearful, however, hat il VIII not BE-
followed by peace.
Yesterday tice was publiihed here. The
purp II Of which WAS, thar F." u departure II
bis ImP-titl Majedy for The army, and the
exampe he has given. mu hime the c1ur-
age # the brave Au6rilns, aud nfpi,e hem
with Jhe refoulion as ia thful CHI I'm Of the
taher Of th-ir oou Try, to oPpof- the enemy
with arm, in their han S, til they III nu,d obtain
jult AMI honour b = conditions Of ne ICE and
q ough the pre.ent circumstances do not ren1er
neceFry a general levy, like thar in he year
1897, yetit Is the viii 81 his MdjeAy that lone
J. ht bdual'ons Of volunteers. iimilar 10 the
Tyrolcre riff emen, hall he RATED Immediately
in his capital If Vienna, 4 ID f-nJ 70 he army
The org tniz rtion OF theie bauahons, hi, h
will conia levrral ,houf4nd men, Is contdzd
to Prince Ferdinand Of Wurtemberg."
PFiVate letter fame dJte-
Yeferd2y afternoon a courier arrived here
from the head quarters at o OeJtngen bring
ing official Intelligence Of the prolo1g ,tion o.
the armifice FOR an unlimited period, whi:h
caufei RE Of two per cent. il C1vernmsn
paPer.-The MnRer with the army, Count
Lehrbach, has had confrrre"ce with General
Moreau, after which, It is faiI, he fet cut tor
Paris, charged with delivering II the Ere eli
Government the mo ierated conditions Of peace
Of the Emperor, and the al rance thar III, Ma
jeRy, moved ny the horrors If war, voul DO
any thing to fpare human blood, and 70 q o
the unveTfal devsRaton and that only tbs
real love for tie general good had induces his
MajeRy to make thefe moderated contit'ons Of
peace thar, therefore, il only depended o.
The French Government whether ltop fhould