Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
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BY an arrival at Baltimore.
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EVACUATION Of HOLLAND.
BY an arrival at Baltimore.

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- LONDON, OCT. "a.
NO further advices from the Duke of York
have been received lince our lalt but as Col.
BoHnrigg reached the Helder on Saturday laIi.
with The final inifruttions of Government, 1t i,
probable great part of our troops hayeaerc
this, embarked on their return TO England
Some of the Dutch Loyalilts are already arrv
ed. Six hundred of them were brought over
in The Alkmaer man of war, which arrived at
Deal on Tueiday, where three other ihips, full
of people, OF the fame deicription, were hourly
expected, having failed. from the Texel immed-
ateiy alter the Alkmaer.- The Convention, by
virtue OF which The Anglo Ruiian army is to
evaeuate Holland, was fgned on the 9th init.
and is TO continue in force for fix weeks from
that data Circumstance which has given rife
10 fuppottion that tbs treaty embraces more
objetts han, have been publicly exprelsd. If
it bears relation merely 10 the evacuatior of the
country 10y cur troops, and a general exchange
OF prifonefs, The bulineis mi ght be done in as
many days as there are allowed weeks to &C
compliih il. The probability therefore IS, tina
there are involved in the armfice fome lubis ets,
the nature of which may require corlidcr.ble
time TO adult but upon this topic we fhalI{or
the pre(ent decline any fpecuaion, under tn
hope, that day OF two will put US in poaeilion
of the fact.
AL that's at prefsnt known for certain Is,
thar we have agreed to evacuate Holland, with.
out, njuiing either the arfenal or New dep
works that all the enemy's guns are to be ref
tored that he Helder is to be left in the came
condition IN which we found it and that the
pr'toners are re ipfocally to be given up. 1t
IS undeIttood that we are ALTO to deliver up
5000 or 10000 Of The French prifoners now \,
Ensiand but respecting this point we have re-
csived no iatisfadory information. Upon the
whole, II we have the confederation of the hu-
inflated fituation in which the event of the. ex.
petition has unfortunately placed us, we fi,all
find bur little caufc to regret the nature of the
terms to which we have thus been induced TO
agree. The acceeding to them was on our part
Dictated by the pure principle of humanity and
the laudable determination CT iaving our brave
countrymen, by negotiation, from the dearuc
tion which fotherwife ieen-d to await them.
mua be conGdered as paramount to every other
feeling, whether Of miltaksn honour or national
pride.
DISPATCHES were yeaerday received at tie
Admiralty from Capt Young, of the Eshalon
frigate, giving the pieaing account OF his hayl
ing, on the 10Th na. off Ferrol, captured the
'lhetis Spanilh frigate, from the HAVANA, witt
one million and an halt of dollars on boar,l.
betdes a quantity of merchandise The Niiad
and A'omene were in company with the. E,ha;
lion at the time, and were within gun-fhotoi
another Spanifh frgate, faid to have no lefs ,has
millions of money on beard 70 that there Is
no doubt of the fpeedy arrival of this fhip alo
in a Br:th port. The Thetis is arrived n
Plymouth with the Ethalion. It is with rnueh
fatisfaetion we add, that on this location, ~,
have loit not Jingle man. - zgav .,se
:. Arrived lat night, his RI Ity's nip Ak
u,aer, from Holland, with 0os Duth Loyalns
on board all volunteers in the iervice of ,ks
Prince of Orange. 4.
3 Os. zs.-.The French and Spanin, fausdrons
at Brett, according to the Paris Journals. n s
under orders to hold themiclvcs ready to PIT
to iea. The Spanilh admiral Mafaredo has
b.en invelted with the dignity of miniaer p,spia
potenrlary, Cor the purpofe of enabling him Il
concert and determine with the French diree $
ry on the objects to be purlned by the unite
fleets. sf.
AS every idea of The conqusa OF HOLLAND
and the coniequent Reimbursement Of the Sra s
tholder IS abandoned by government, we u
derltand that our brave Tars are 10 receive