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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
QUESTIONS
To MerebnfS, StOyf.kerter5, and Trad.lnsz
general &C.

70 hFIRAHH5 SIWekefbeF5, AMI Z rad El7sE II
general, &c.
m. DRAY Gentlrmen, is 4 psrfsa Standard u
Il Ddcount, or Iatereh, "a lcula.ed On ever,
| Dollar (wIthout exception) from to 1000, from
one day 20 hxty-touT days uciuhve, at fix per cent
with Notes for S, and 8 per cent. of any value
whether nied as Standard, or as check uDoF
| the enqurers' own calculations!
I'D. Is 4 nt anY Importance 10 know the heit me.
! thods OF computing the exchanges, between This
country and the principal maritime tradirt place II
Ruifa, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, r udia, Po
Land, Germany, Holland, Flanders, Spain, Portu.
gal, Italy, in tcveral Of the Woodward and Lee
ward Wca India Hands, and macy ports in the
EAT ladies
sd. Is Table OF all the Coins and Monies Of
Account, in The places aforeiald, Of any uf,
4,h. Are tn Coias aud MONIES OF account in the
atorefaid places, when reduced 10 Dollars and
Gents, of any (-tvice
5th. ! a Table " Compound Intcret Of any
oh. Is the Table ny which the Banks determine
th= value Of gold, defirablt?
7-h. Is the amount OF lnterelt, accurately calcu-
l''e- for each month from one 70 twelve months.
and on every Dollar (without exception from to
5000, of any vaue!
8.h. Is a Table Of all the pm towns in the Uni
ted States, and rates Of pofage herewith, Of any
ulc
9th. WIN not All theft together make book, s.
generally uicfu and COW -ulrut as ever entered
COUBtuE- houic III ttote?
10th. VIII not the whole, when c0mprZed in a
quarto volume Of from 400 10 7a5 pages, b worth
Two Dollars
And laitly, is the p@rfon, WAC at the sxpence of
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS undertakes to perform
adzOaTGJ e97e buadyed md Erty tb39,G calniatl1aJ
Of IateycP and Of giving all III preceding informa-
ton 20 the public in tbe mn complete ,naD1fr, de-
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ot the Specimen Books, xhbted at the IaIranec
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Office, and al E. H. Jeaks'i Book fore, N Pert
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1t is proper 10 tate, that the work will not be
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tanned for -Four Thouiand Dollars is too much to
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men Books, each Of which coniits Of FIX detached
pags8 81 the work.
an with great relPc9
GenhSmtn,
our humble (ervant,
JOHN ROWLETT.
5otsnbfaqt Bask ey A9yf5 fggs1f1a
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
TAKE NOTICE


MIR. JOEL ROBINSON Of Paris in
Iva the county ef Cumberland, having been acca
led ot the fcantalous crime Of iheep feaug, feeling
himlei greatly injured thereby and thinking his a.
lence on the iubjc0 may be continued by iome as an
indication Of guilt takes Ills method vindicate his
character -
We the GubfcfiberS, Inhabitants of
Hebron and Paris having lived more than fifteen years
in the nejghborhood with the aforementioned Mr. Ro-
binfon formerly Of Hebron, now living in Paris, do
hereby certify that according the belt Of know-
edge Mr.. Robnicn man Of good moral character,
and has ever conducted in manner worthy The aP
PeIIaton Of "a honet man; and it our opinion that
the reports ia circulation prejudcia u his character,
are malicious talthoods, winch have been Propagated
through envy private relrntnent.
Zebedee Cuthmai, Ifaac Bolfer,
John Caldwell, Daniel StowelE,
John Caldwell, iun. Seth Morf4,
Eiab Richmond, William Sroweli,
Daniel Bullen, Philip Caldwell
Abraham Dean. lob Cuhman.
Holmes Thomas,
~ The above ubfcrihtrs arc foa,e 81 the mon ref
pecfable characteristic the towns ofiitbron and Paris
Of whom is yefpetabe Juice ofthe Peace three
or four others riIi4 stlcer' and 81 If them men
lef probity.
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re coRREsPoNBENTs.

SvTZ" bar zdnF,air o5ygztions vsry zziisi7as, ana
ssrp 7sits rriafplisG His probation sa5eJ4sPrfss;
IA ar rnzDiAg 10 fran tie Pref any original eosrr-
hr, essssri7g '5ey @ very he DjfriS7 o.
hs Wtibsr 'br literary ieeyeiy Is otgze eevaty
=, O. zpa7' IF a5aiy, IL Ea7 Of Syious inquiry. Il
= -DR Be eosq airy zU6a arid aovy anl make 2ge
81 .ft5s ssss. II re r90rr istrsaess Ete Stire Il
~ B. no ckfss7isH.
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-41e'mPf1at, BaaA 81 Noyt5 44netiisa

PCS7SCRIPT.-THE WORE Is DEDICATED, BY
TFEMIsstON, "a the prehdent and Directors Of the
Bank Of North America, and has already received
the patronage OF JOHN ADAMS, PRECEDENT Of the
United States; of THOMAS JETFEKson, Vice
Prefuent Of tbs UAiteG States and Prchdcnt of the
Senate of large urmber Of the Senators and
Members Of the Honie Of Representatives. Of the
United States and ofthe PrcrdtAts and Directors
n tbs different Banks UNANIMOUSLY. lie Sb1ti-
'@fA Bo9h " f5e Bank III North dnsyica, u filing
ff'y i'm zgtb /u,J1fpfi2a5, sOME FOR = COPIES,
SOME TOR COPIES, AND SOME FoE COPIES, and
tax tin oPboriA4iJ 9f grattufJ acknowledging ali
fazour5.
~ 'r5' 'orsa scoring e s e Coagrg e' 3P JmI8oo
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

fhe Company Of Comedians now in town, is
: refDeetable, and much larger than any that has
perform, = here. Il is preiumed they will com.
IA crowded audiences
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

Il old Engliih author draws pretty pidure
lie pToyliion made by Providence for The
ate creation: AS foon as nature CARS til m
j the world, they find their meat drehed,
!: cloth laid, and the table covered they 6nd
ii drink brewed, and The buttery open, their
i made, aud lheir clothes ready"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
STRAYED OR sT0LEN.

a the 10th June ut. raiddIinp
NED red coW--hes no White about Asr. wbeo3
sIHHS away hid piece a ope f4aened sbou.
..oFns - hoever viii GIVE Information Il II
80 nofcoi 10 that tie Cow may be had again. IA,
I7,s.1sd, Taly 6
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
lie cHYM1sr RrwARpEp.

u Pope Leo the Tenth, ChymiR Of old,
Id boailed he d found out the ART to make Cold
10, cries the Pope J applaud much your 1lil,
md fend you PuTie at your leifure TO hll!
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

pTED-At Brunfwiek, on Thurfday Ian, 44rdr-er
sni4g Elq. lie hai left wife and numerous fanli ;
q lament his deaths
i tugland, WilioT coec5sr. ia. Et. g. one Of the
hchaiie and elegant Of the Bnufh Poets
In Grenada, Mr.. Jsals' Finley, Editor Of the Gre
ID Gazette
al Cambridge, Mrs Sa'a5 Fexersf, wife Of John
craft, Elq aged 81. She was chcsTfuy converting
"a her fricnGs, and appzranty In perle health when
), Eel dead from -- chair without groan OF ltrug.
il Trance, IN great poverty, Ggalsusiu. who knew
7 anguages,wasa tutor Of astronomy hiitory, geopra-
Fand navigation, and hor Of 500 farces and FINAL
\ airical pieces
Europe, 8zsntlLsm5syt, the eden Of the old French
:neTaIs, aged 50.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

IOlICE IS hereby given that the
iuhlcriher has been duly appointed
h2iltratrix Of tbs Etate Of JOSEPH HALEY.
IN 1e5"Hi' y the COUNTY If Lincoln, honle-
snt' deteatsd and has uadcrtaken tnat trra
sTT'ng bond as The law d,reEs All prrfons.
ff9Tr' navnnR demands acsinit TIE enats NJ hid
ialec' are trirrd % e&iljbii the came f5r. e..
,eW and al ind htedIo fsid EAate, are re-.
pea 20 make Immediate paymen..
her
~ e, eoo. - i. II I I N
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

The rehdue Of the Laws Of the lah ftf1ion Of
sapgreis, is fcon expected from the Secretary of
4, when they win Be regularly continued in Ii 3
zette.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

N. B. Thofe perlons whole Notes and
Accounts have been fanding tx months, are re-
queffed @ pay them within thirty days othsrwile
they will Ne put IN init
Portland, Tniy y, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

ItH.1RREED-At BridgtOn, Mr.. 7InsiIy Fg5.. to Milf
sius Sua5.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

! an unfortunate Stockholder laiely died al
Is, Whole will has afforded much amule
Il to the lively people of Paris. It conf1s
Of one line" r ri rieg, js dds Partsat,
i dsrrs Il resie ans b1',gTes 81 have nothing,
II in debt every where, and the ref give
ahc poor
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
FOR SIZE.
81 John o. WATTS.

~ John 0. Watts,
Ar HIS sroaa IN roEs-s rRzEr, LArrLr occuY4-
Ed ~ ha. yosEh1 csoss,
GUperfne and low pricedBroadclolhs;
- KeTfsymefes Jacoue;, fpria, book and black
Mullins Book Handkerchefs .flme very fre;
Mul.netts; DinitY; good ailormenJ cf Cal-
Goes India GinEhdIns; Nankceus Jsne and
IN. ben Wh.e Thread, which will M tod lo~
Nankeen and other Threads per lb- Copp-r-pIs'z
Furniture; GrntIemrn's Beaver Hats Ycfth'a
ditto Pocket lIahdkerchiefs, and Shawls Play
ing Cards Ladies brR habit bserer Gloves, which
will be field very low Long white Kid do Rib
bons and Edgings; Twif and Silk.
BET Patent Shott double pitt ant
feel Buttons plated and eel Knee Buckles d.
per and pound Pins Cloth Brulhes Shoe dd
Steeiyafds Whips Of an forts Englifh Whi5
Latches Japan DO. Brafs Candidates. Knives
and Forks; Penn and Jack Knives; bet Of White
Chapel Sharps aud BIunts per hundred or fhonfand5
Watch Chains and Keys Razors Cod & Mack
erei Lines CurrycOmbs; Japan Csniitcrs Coffee
Millsi pint and quart Jacks Pewter; Thunh
Latches Door Hinges Whale bone; PATS
board Writing add Wrapping Paper.
n. England Rum per barrel as
hhls. good Vinegar; few bbls. good Annifsrd and
Glove Water, per Barrel oily; MolafTes P0rha
Teas; Coffee Chocolate; Indigo 40 Gin CAFES,
and number Of boxes Spermaceti Candies, fir
ihPPlng. ALL the above Goods win be fold ca
low terms.
N. B. Thofe perGons whole Notes and
Accounts have been fandiug tx months are r..
qnefed % pay them within thirty days otherwifc
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
Portiazd, 5aas q, 1850.
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
a IL perfons indebted to the Ffate
< y Of DANlEL EPEs, Elq. late Of Portland. ue-
ceafrd are aga called upon make immediate pay
msn TO the Subcriber osherwife they will Be loci
without delay.
Abigail FPes, ASminjqrstrix
P1tisai, Js1s =, g.so
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

The A1rsa Kaoa, which has 70 much d'dur-
lie jacsJia gaify, expired on the z5,h q
month.
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7rs6
Marine $3.50 Articles.
Ea#l=~~-==zze-s d

Port of Portland.
1bsre 6aVe besa 70 f3rsiga arriVals at tbs 3rt
rig TIE Laq qceek.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

be The cafe, that he has Ion that con6lence,
bis life was e no eamation 70 him."
Many PeIlons are daily arrefsd, who are
more or lels concerned in the contpiracy-
One Etreitein is arreGed, who, during the
reign Of terror, was Member of the Kevo
lu'ionary Tribunal
Carrach has ditcovered every thing This
Carrachi IS the fame Perlon, who is mentioned
by Joieph Bonapar'e, when AmbafAdor at
Rome, in his report Of the revolution there /;
and is the perlon who aGaGnated Gen. Du-
pilot. When Carrachi left Rome, he went TO
America, and from thence to France. He adj
verified, that he would hnith the butt Of Bona
parte, and withed that he would allow him one
citing more, TO accomplish his deGgns and
the day before be was arrefted, he petioned
Madame Bonaparte to prevail on her huiband
to give him one more fitting.
An order is ihue5, that every Italian hall
quit France, in ~ hours and be furnhed with
paGports for Milan. The Corlicsn Arena,who
drew dagger on Bonaparte at St. Cloud, IS
one Of the leaders Of the conlpiracy
IL is aderted that Gen. Moreau has arrived
il Paris
OCT. IS.
This day the Fra Confni will review $500
cholen grenaders and chaheurs.
A great event is now in the womb Of time /;
which threatens 70 develope itfef every hour.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
City etIYglbi4gt.a-rAuRsnAn DEC. Z.

Chy WItD%gIsH-THVRspAYN DEC. e.
THE Speaker informed the Houie thar ,bs
ChaPlains had propofed, if agreeable 70 the
Hoate, to hold divine ferviee every Sunday, N
their chamber.
Mr.. Hill preiented memorial from Samn.
81 r. Smith, and Thomas Carpenter, reprsf:nt.
ing, that they had undertaken TO report tbe
debates OF the Houle, that contrary 10 their *.
PettAtion, on the luggefion Of Inconvenience "a
the members, they had not received permit
non 70 occupy dtuation within rhe bar, with
out which they were unable 10 Rate with fde.
ny the proceedings and debates and prayips
the Porniihon OF the houie 10 be admitted
quetlion vas taken on The reference 70 y
telett oommittte, and carried, Ayes 10, Nays "a.
And committee Of i've, viz. MsG Oh.
Nicholas, Plate MorIis, and Hill, was appointed.
FRIDAY, DEc. I.
The hoUE riolved itielf iAto committee oF
the whole on he bill for ere9ing Manraieum
70 George Wilmington.
The 6rR ielion being read, which determines
the form and dmendons Of the Mauioleum.
Mr.. AlltSr moved an amendment fubRitut.
ing a Monmient il the place Of a Mau[oleua,
70 De erected in the Capitol.
a ipirite1 debate enfued in which the a.
mendmerr vas Imported BY MeiIrs. AllRon,
Nicholas, Mt. and Macon and oppoled By
Meilrs. Il. &c, O,s, and Grlwold.
The Committee rOic without coming TO a
decision, rsorted Progreis and afked leave 60
ht again.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
PORTSMOUTH, ERlsArE APR1rEn.

A Mr.. Nutting Of Salem, who arrived FROM
Norfolk, on Tueldly lat. anu who left thar
place on the I3Ih init. brings ioE7rmation Of
the fate arrival in Hampton Roade, Of the
friglte Porumouth Capt. M'Ncal, from Trance.
having the Hon. Mr.. Davie on board.-Hesllo
informs, that Judge EEf4Yortb, being unweh
was left in France and thar Mr.. MzrrGy had
returned to the Hasue.-There was public re-
ioicings at Norfolk on the arrival of the Port!'
mouth.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

The hreign News given this day Is late and
importat-By The laR mail We received the
greater part of the Correspondence betwssa
citizen Otto aud Lord Grenvillc, refpe6ing tie
Naval ArmiGice. 1t is faid TO have had an un-
fuceelshl termination.-The London Courier Of
on twas received at Boron By the late arri-
va,whieh contains copy Of theTreaty between
the United States and France, lately fgned at
Paris-uanlaed from Paris paper,-It WIZ
probably appear 4 this Gazette next week
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

On Tuelday the 9th Dec. iRa. was holdsu
the annual eletton Of the Portland Marine So
ciety, when the following gentlemen wsrr
elected TO offices for the year eniuing-yiz.
Capt JOSEPH TlTCOMB, Preideni
capt John JONES, Vice-PreGden;,
Mr.. STEPHEN WAITE, TreaGurer,
Mir. JACOB MOVES Secretary,
capt ENOCH PREBLE, OCorrefpon.
Mr.. STEPHEN MLELLAN, ding CoE-
Capt. THOMAS BROWN, ) mittee
From the liberal and benevolent prineiPes
on which this iuaitution Is founded--from to'
accetiion Of numbers, which in the courte q !
few years, It hasembraced-from the incTeaunS
Rate Of it, funds, arr the enterprile Of us US'1
bers, the public may entertain the mott hal'e''
ing hopes of its future importance and uthH''
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by Lorj and Genf'smes,

by Lori and Geafls'4es,
My tender concern for the welfare
of my Subjects, and fenle Of the diff
culties with which the poorer Cladts
particularly have 70 itrugglc, from the
prelent high prices of ProviiionS, have
induced ne 70 call YOU together, at an
earlier period than | had otherwile in
tended. No object can be doarer my
Heart than that, by your care and wifi
dom, all fuch Meafures may be adopted
as may, upon full confederation, APP
pear belt calculated to alleviate this
ieyere prefure, and to prevent the dan
ger OF its recurrence BY promoting, rs
far as pofible, the permanent cXtcntion
and improvement Of our agriculture.
For the Object of immediate relief,
your attention will naturally be dire6-
ed, in tie fira intance, to the beR mode
Of afordinC the earlief and moa ample
encouragement for the importation Of
all descriptions Of Grain from abroad.
Such fupPly, aided by the exam
pies which you have let en- former oc-
cations, Of attention, economy and fru-
gality in the conlumption Of corn, is
mott likely to contribute 70 q deduction
in the prelcnt high price, and to infure
at the fame time, the means OF meeting
the demands for the necefary con
fumption Of the year.
The preIent circumstances will alto,
| am perfuaded, render the fate Of the
laws reipeGing the commerce in the
various articles Of ProvifonS, the OBJ
jet Of your ferrous deliberation.
If on the reiult Of that deliberation it
ihall appear to you that the evil necel-
fairly arifng from unfavorable fcafons
has been encreaed BY any undue COM
binations, or fraudulent practices, for
the fake of adding unfairly to the price,
you will feel an earnet deGre Of ef-
feet ually preventing fuch abufes but
you will, ! am iure, be careful to diff
tinguilh any PRACTICES Of this nature
from that regular and long eitabliihed
courle Of trade which experience has
lhown to be Indispensable, in the prelent
fate Of Society, for the fupply Of the
markets, and for the fubfhencc of my
people.
You will have feen with concern the
temporary disturbances which have ia
ken place in Tome parts of the king
dom. Thofc malicious and diiaffeded
perfons who cruelty take advantage Of
the prelent difficulties to excite any OF
my lubie6tS to acts Of violation in the
laws and Of the public Peace, are in
prelent circumstances doubly criminal,
as luch proceedings muf necedarily
and Immediately tend 70 increafe in the
highef degree !he evil complained of,
while they at the fame time, cndanger
the permanent tranquility Of the coun.
try on which the well beivr of the in.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

du(triouS clallcS OF The community mutt
always principally depend.
The voluntary exertionS which have
on this location been made for the
immediate reprenion of thele outrages,
and in fupport of the laws and public
peace are therefore entitled to my high
eft prailc,
Gentirnen ojrthe Hone IF Commsas,
Under the circumstances of the pre-
fent meeting, am defrous of aiking
of you fuch fupplies only as may be ne
ceGary for carrying on the public fer
vice till the Parliament of the United
Kingdoms of Greatbritain and Ireland
may conveniently be attended. The
eltimaas for that purpole will be laid
before you; and have no doubt OF
your readinelS to make Guch provilion
as the public interefs may appear TO
require.
nv Lord5 and Gentlemen,
have directed copies to be laid be-
fore you of thoie communicationswhich
have recently paded between me and
the French government, relpecting the
commencement Of negotiations for
peace. You will fee in them freih and
itriking proofs Of my ea~nctt defre to
contribute to The rc-citabliihmcnt IF
general tranquility. That deIire ON
my part has hitherto been unhappily
fruHrated, by the determination Of the
enemy to enter only on a E3arate ne
gociation in which it was impoGible for
me to engage, confidently, either with
public faith, or with due regard to
the permanent fecurity Of Europe.
My anxiety for the fpee1y refora-
ton Of peace remains unaltcred, and
there viii be no obaacle OF delay on
my part o the adoption Of Guch mea-
iures rs may beR tend TO promote ana
accelerate that defrable end, coniiR-
emily with the honour Of this country
and the true interef of my people =
But If the dilpofitions Of our enemies
ihould continue 10 render this great
object Of all my wilhcs unattainable,
without the facrihce Of thefe elentiaT
on the maintenance of
which all its advantages NUT depend,
YOU will am confident, pcrleycrc in
me the fame loyal and iteady
iupport, which have experienced
through the whole of this important
CONTEXT, and which has, under the blei-
fng Of Providence enabled me, during
a period Of fuch unexampled difficulty
and calamity to all the furrounding
nations, to maintain unimpaired the
lecurity and honour Of theic kingdoms.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
HOUSE 81 CoMNoNs-Nov. Il.

Mr.. Tierney gave notice that he houd this DAY
fortnight move for committee ut the whole the
Gate Of the nation and moved for call of the HouCc
for that day. Mr. Pitt oppoied this latter motion
aud on taking the queiion there were, ayes -, nays
40.
The anlSer 70 his Msjeny's speech Mapproved
by mon Of the oppofton members-and thtJ took
location inveigh aganf the war, and the iOcapaoy
oI the mininers,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

N 'oe At Ln"-viilr, dhnouncing that fefal
''"'..4'e were now there. 6Gt while Fnce
ard Aurr'7 are exhibit NJ in Shis reipsQ. pa
'iht lutenuons, the ex,raoI binary levies ! ali
re e!tstcs Of me Hcule OF AuRria, the fama-
t'ou at DyCn, of a lhird army OF reierv, 2
LodY Of 1900 EnClih which Is ready I, ds
bMk at I orr, RutIian troo2s pading ne
Earterd q to en.er the kingdom. Of Naps,
the King ct the Two Settles All ready for ne
formation Of new army of 10000 men iC
oIaie projects q hoailty. Why DO we betld
.Nr tao.e ARM ef 10000 men aGemied
~ The Emperor Of Rutla, upon The foners
ct Gallicia, sc. In a word, why are Gere
iooh vat preparation. 70 all tnefe thins we
cat Only aufNer by well known axior--y
80 Frge fsr Pe4,e, prepare yor -oar, aud wit the
event.
VIENNA, ocnt5.
Letters from Isaly inform Us, ,hat N Auf
triaa army was formeJ at Rcmsnia, 10 which
all tbe allies are 10 be Joined,
The Rutlian amy al Galitia, d daily rem
forced.
The Hungarians are Ring - max, 10 AHA
the Emperor. Some Of sbSm are already on
he mHeh.
rARts, OCT. II.
Bonapatte has been employed with Talley.
Tand, and other politicians, TO lay foundation
for general PEACE and new code OF the
laws of Natioas-whieh will be communicated
@ the beuigerent and neutral nations for their
coucutrenyes,
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BRITISH HOUSE OF LORDS-xov. II.
KINGS SPEECH,

About in tie afternoon his Majeny w-nt II the
ufua ate III: Houle Of Peers, whctc, beng ie4ted
on the Throne, nd the Commons beng ~ attendance
below The Bar, k delivered the following mon gracious
Sneech -
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Scarcity of Pr0viGons.

A. account Of the quantities Of grain imported from
Ian. a TO Oh 4, ordered 10 be laid before Par
lismtn1 A bill reposed prohibiting the uie OF
corn IN diniIeries, and IN making ftarch and pro-
hibiling the t1por:stoh Of rice and proviGohs The
oppohtion members imputed the lcarcty to the war,
ana inhntd there was no complete remedy hut in
peace. The mnineria members denied this anertion,
and imputed it 70 other caules.
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More Late Foreign Meas,

Received at Boron on Thurfdav Ian from Lon don
Bringing Papers 70 Nov. "a.
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A part Of Ii; Congregational Re- Ger together "
fcverd local ar,ielgs, NJ pared for ,hnd c1
a7s uaar vidlNly omitted r.H a,l; vcek
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390rtlane,

M'NDAr-, DEcrMBER -, 1900,