Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20

ptYMotrH, Kov. :. This morning A..
arrived from the Heller, with upwards of Zoe.
Rudians on board, who are to be landed =
Gnernley.-No foreign troops can be landed =
England, unlefs by fpeciai Permiiiion of Parlia.
ment.
PARIS Ga. %. In confequence of the fur.
render of Napier Tandy, and his a7ociates p
the Britifh, by the fenate of Hamburger. n.
Executive Directory, on the 9th infant, iqi,,5
an arrette, in which they pronounce the deliverv
of them, "a crime aganlt the rights of na,;ons
ga breach of the laws of humanity. and -
4" high offence aganlt the French republic -.
And, after the enumeration of FIX rami6cs,;o,.
OF the denunciaton, decree as follows =
Art. I. The crime committed by the Co.
eminent of Hamburger fhall be Denounced -
every allied and neutral government bv ~.
Mniaers of the Republic refident in thofe gov
ernments.
III. The Confular and Diplomatic Agent.
refident with the Senate of Hamburger, han
Immediately qcit the city and its territory.
III. Every Agent of the Government Of
Hamburg fhall receive orders to our his
refdence in twenty four.hours and the terri.
tory of France in eight days.
". A general embargo thal be laid uno,
all the ihips and vefels carrying the fac Of
Hamburg, and now in the ports of the Re.
public.
The mininers of the Marine, Police, and
Foreign Affairs, are charged with the execution
Of the prefent decree.
fSigncd) GOHIER, Prefaent.
La GASpg, Sec. Gen.
Frontier Of Ssoa5ia, oao5er :.
YeRerday morning the Rulian General re-
ceived the following order from Field Marfhal
Snwafrow.
GBNTLEtiES,
You will be anfwerable with your heads
for every inch Of ground that you fhall give up
10 the enemy. have advanced by way of
Schwitz, and am ready to repair your errors
thew therefore courage and reioluton which
nothing can fubdue." s
Accounts from Italy Rate, that Suza has.
been r-taken, and that Championett has gained
an advantage near Cosi. Genoa remains in
the hands of French. Rome has prefented an
unexpected fcene--The French few in number,
and incapble of refffing the Neapoitans, who
were advancing, began to retreat-but the
people of Rome requeited not to be abandoned.
and to be armed.--A frong force foon collected
Neapolitans, in Frafcati, killed 900, took 1900
prfouers, and captured rhe Commander in
Chief, and the military ohef
bEcHoRN, GA. 8. The French garrifon of
Rome and Civita Vecchia have embarked. By
delertion they are reduced to 1900. They
leave behind them VAT quantity of plate and
booty. which they had long been collecting.
LONDON. OStober IS. Lord Bridport's feet.
of 81 f5i Of the line, paned Falmouth on
Friday, for the weltward.-The Spanlh prizes
are now afcertained 10 be worth one ,uilTos
lterlng
BY the capture of the two Spanifh prizes,
Lord Bridfort receives an addition to his in
come, OF LI7S,ooo. And captains Gore,
Dighy, Young and Pietrepont: ,eceiye [6o,ooc
each.
Paris article of October AZ, mentions that
generals Laroche aud Legrand were then be-
fore council OF war the former for having
furrendered Mannheim, and the latter for having
evacuated Anenheim.
Ii Is ALTO Gated in a late Paris paper, that
an Englilh corvette which was 70 bring to LIZ
Vendee 800 emigrants, was met oppo6te the
coats of the Lower Loire by French friga,c
which iuaS it. No EN- grant would fnrrender,
and they all perihel; the crew were faved, and
are at Naittes.
1t is faii that the Brett feet has failed.
A Telegraph difpatch ltares, that the Auf.
trans have been driven from the Riviere de
Levant, loiing fifteen hundred men, two pieces
of cannon and twelve huudted ninikets.
The arrival at Newyork, called Nov. s.
Verbal News, That the Duke of York and
Prince William, arrived fate in England, with
mott of the Anglo Rnaian troops THAT ano-
Their frigate bound to Holland, had been loft
That fome of the fra houies in London aud
Liverpool, had failed.