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

ing ha; yet tranrpired Isf pc8ing the Gubj & 81
tl,efe diIpatohes '-7on,uai he Commerce.
We learn from Rern~s that fome Choulns
have again made their appearance in ieveraI
Cantons, but they do NOT appear to reckon on
the fucceS If new enterprise.
We are i~fornei BY letters from Ma1rid,
dated goth Fra6fior (Sep. y that &c eral
Berthier arrived there or the 10th, at Ten IL
he evening. As he Proceede 20 t c hotcl
prepared for his reception, he was u owed by
~ immenfe concourFe Of people, all eager 70
re him, and martial mHGc played as he ali hi
"a firm his carriages. II. left Mairid ext
day, to 60 to St. Eldephonfo; a, he paid thro'
he city fhonts Of applaud relounjcd from eve
every corner. On his arrival at lldep1o 70,
he was pref nted by the Amb4G4dor
Alquier, to M. d'Urquijo, Chief Secretary
Of State, who rs on every occalion ihewn him
elf Ready friend t. the French. General
Berthier then wet % Court, and was prefsnted
to the King and Queen, BY both Of whom he
was received wuh the mott dilfinguilhed marks
OF honor.
coRuNNA, SEPT s.
The Englih, after having made trutl-ls at
Temps on Ferr and Co una, at length ap
peared before Virgo. They ent-red the bay,
an cannon 4ded he 70 Is; but tie ref tance
which they met with was fnch as 10 defe t their
intention Of tnting. The PrivateeC Ia Gpepa,
Of urdean1, was under tn protection Of the
batteries bu at nigh fhe was attacked ~ a
number, aga Mt whi lhe foughr dep :ra:elv,
and was At len .lh DO r e., and carried off
The Euglilh gu d on and convoy are ltill Oh
the Bay, u th- number Of 81 fail
STOCKHOLM sEPr.7
The courier who carried to Copenhagen the
anf> er Of the Court Of Peterb rgh, I'D
through Stockholm. 1t was then th AZ TIL Sge
dith Cabiner had an opp 'rtunity of becoming
a,qu n,rd viii th iie,s o Paul |. refoeang
the quarrel hetweenEnglAnd AMI Denmark. His
aniwer was MT a reported, recommending
pacific droohti o or flow eau iIus conduit.
o. the cont airy he advif ID n-pa to rcmai1
firm, and to put itfelf at the he % Of an armed
neutrality il th NJ IA. "A mo1 al the fame
time we rece we'd An account ot the condeicen.
ding trdnft Gtion which De mark had co.. cluded
with he Er ghth AmbaH do This intelligence,
10 different ION VIII was expefed, his occa
fiOned here great une4Gners. and even Tome
difP.eaf"re: cur young Monarch APPEARS to
be much Affected by it .ToDrHaidsS D5fgisarJ
de IA Pafris.
HAGUE, sEPr.z2
Thy work with reioubled a9ivity in al the
ports Of the Bltavian Republic, uronthe aiming
and contru 1ion Of me- vefes Of all rates. The
d tcb marine will on be upon a more formid-
able foot ng than At any former period Its
true that thefe lahours produce a 60 fderable
'ncreafz Of exp-nce, and ofc u f, Of taxes but
what prove, that public + iriI IS yer far from
beng extinguilhed among the Dutch II. that the
taxes, 0urthen pm a, th1y are, are pail with
equal zeAl AMI exa8nefs.
sTUrTGARD SEPT. ~.
Lat night French CONFER lid through
K1ntaIr, on his way fro Kehl 20 Bavaria =
Il Is reported thar he carrie, the Firt ConluP-
Anlwer 70 the laa de la alton of the cont Of
Vienna, which Moudache, The Cabin-t meIen-
ger, carried to Pas. H. likew Z brings
orders for More Az, confo' m able to the nature
Of tie lnfw T. We learn fr,n Kempten, that
General Lecourbe arrived th-re from Straf
Nurlh ~ the eve ing Of he I4'h. The gar
iion of Um conihs # the two Au9rian reei.
ments # KerPen and Lurray, four batt4.i rs
# BaVaro Ptlatines two regiments OF the circle
Of Suabia, one Of Colonge, part Of the regi-
nent OF the circle Of ,dep. 70 ne fquldr,ns Of
'4v dry, and corps of arJillerymen, f4pPeEs,
miners, &c.