Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

had gore lie hcufe Il Mrs Maion ia Red
Lion.i.reet, to have fome beer; that he went
backwards TO the yard, and there uieJ his PIT
,ols.-He found ore Of them good FOR notlHng.
aad left il behind him. In his own trade he
ufrd lead, and he Gait himfelf two flugs, with
which he loaded his pieol, and Same to the The
are.
On being siked, he faid be did not intend TO
xiii the King. lie had fred the Piaoi over the
Tayal tox. lie was as good ihot as any in
England bnt thar he was hmlelf weary of
lfs-he wiiled for Gea h, bur not 70 die By his
own hands. He was deiirous TO raiie an alarm,
and Nlsfied the fpeSdrors might fall upon him
He hoped lis lite was iorfeired.-Hc fsid, he
belonged to no political Society, be belonged TO
elub of odd fellows, and was a member Of
Benefit Society. He called God to witnefs be
had 10 aeccu piices" He diIrovered evident
marks of infanIty--He faid bis father bad been
petition 70 foDe Duke--He talked Of dreams.
and eommilion he had received in his leep
that hr knew he was-to diea martyr, and that
lie was 70 be peIfecuted ike bis great mater
|efosa Chrif. He had been perfecuted in
France ; bur thar be had nor yet bsen efficient
" fried. he knew whar be was to endure but
he begged Sir William Addingron 10 remem-
Der that JelIis chriR had his trial before he was
II was proved that he fpoke the ruth Tefpe6ting
the piao.s and ieyeTal evidences of hrs infanity
were admitted. He was committed 10 the Cold
Bath Fields for reexarninarion. The play went
on notwithstanding the agitation excited, and the
King continued il converfation with the Mar
quis OF Saliibnry. [" Gsd Eavs fbe Kiag" was
four times repeated, and all the audience joined
cborus.--Mr Sheridan, on The fpur of the occa-
ton. zdlad H. folloxviuo veffr
Frr- sssry eAaf fr,
Frp,s tie gfsk1nE Bsry.
- Coi6.fhf Krg
Or Bin rEiss an eslrE
Fer Brasiz's ftts acyrnf
Or Fsbsr, Primo M Frtad,,
CD fassits Kfag."
After the royal family had retired, ali the
ornaments adjoining The box, were removed
and aHauensd piece of lead was found 10 the or,
cbellra The royal box is elevated ! feet above
The pit, 70 that the aaaGin bad TO Ere between 80
and 10 feet.
Bonaparte will take the Rhine in his wy
home.
Gen. Defaix, who has arrived near Toulon,
came with few other ofieers.-Ile filled the
slR March, from Egypt, and was taken by
Brtifh frigate, detained zo days by Lord Keith,
and releafed By orders from the BIiuih govern
rnent.
An inf0rTeaion has taken place in CorEca,
where's the French have been beaten in a battle,
with one General wounded, and another taken
prifoner.
Gen. Abercrombie has failed from Gibral
ser.--Corfca, il is iaid, is the objea Of the expe-
dition
There is evidently disagreement between the
Courts of Petersburg and ST. James. The Count
.Woranzo has left London II is fad he withdraws
TO the continent for tie 6.asi IF Bis ksah5. The
Minifter is greatly siaiaed by the late unaccouut.
able meaiures of the Emperor and if bis infiu
.ence could have prevented them they would not
have occurred.
or. It's reported, thar Treaty of Alliance,
offenfive and defenfve, has been concluded
between the Courts of Rufia and PruGia-the
objest Of which is to procure by an armed media.
tion, peace for the continent of Europe.
LONDON, Nay III. The Paris Journals fay, |
the .ofs of the AuGrians in the battles ofthe sd
and sth April, seftimated at 10 600 killed and
1890 wounded-lbe French at 5000 killed |
and 7ooo wounded.
Bonspsrte was at Geneva May Sth.-On the |
I3th the II. Q. oftbe Army Of Referve, was at
Lanfanpe.
a Royal Confpiracy has been detected at Paris /
Bonaparte and Gen. LANES, were to Be allfin |
ated BrsR given to the Englifh, &c. &c. The /
Journal de Paris, Pronounces it miferable in
rrigue, unworthy notice.
General Defaix, PonhelFpe, Tallen, and 1901
officers Of the armyo Egypt, have arrived att
Touion.
Prince Suwarrow is nos dead, nor in dir-
grace.
An expedition 10 the Ne Eterranean viii Ger.
sainly be made. It will be competed of 900
troops under Sir Ralph AbercroTnbir.
The William Tell, had 600 men on board,
chiefly OF thofe belonging 10 the garriion, hck
and Malta Patriots. She ALTO had Six millions
Of livres in fpecieon board, with quantity Of
other valuable efeGs which the Preach found