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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
SEMLIN, September 70.

. according to authentic accounts from
Widen, It appears that PafIawan Oelou.
mas at preient about 50 thoufand men un-
Yet arms. he is daily rafting recruits a.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
Sales By 12l(lzon.
On MONDAY.

On MONDAY,,M
The 18th December, at 70 o'clock, will
be Sold, at our Auction Room,
Whlikey- IN tlerces and bis.
Rum in barrels
French Brandy in pipes
Malaga Wine in pipes and or. caiks
Brown Sugar in barrels
Loaf do. In lots
Soap in boxes
Nails in caks
Hardware in lots
Together with
a great Uaraety at Dry Goods:
Among which are
Carpets and Carpet Broadcloths,
ing Stufs
P q 1rih Linens
Eiaids IIumlrums
Duffls Mnn;ns
Tlannels Checks
oWanldown Shawls
nericymeres Handserchiefs
coating Leather SEloes
And number of other articles
HENRY 81 IHOS. MOORE, "a
Dec' IL dal2isaeer5,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
1raINafious frsm Paris Papers.
OFFICIAL.

1'aZNafions firm Paris Papers.
OFFICIAL.
PARIS, Cefober 20.
Inc Minjfer Of Mar to The maritime Pre-
fe17s in Bordeaux.
:. make hate to inform you citizen,
mat convention of Amity and Commerce
between the French republic and the Uni
y. Yea otates OF America has been fgned by
'he m'niiters plenipotentiaries of France
ana the American commissioners.
pray you to communicate this news
immediately to the military officers of the
COMMUNICATION, as well sa to the commerce
Of your city.
(Sjgned) FORSAIT.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
PROPOSALS r. pabH1irg Z MONTHLY MAGA.
Z.NE, 10 be entitled,
Ibe Cabinet,
Or, LITERARY REPOSITORY,

70 TIE PUBLIC.

He acknowledged want 0f y Mo
a .z,xr w r,r,. r p :.,.
Ns,v.r,.rT,xp ILL., I74.-,-,l e. e',l- '','i NJ
bis property and reputation On M mc nr ii, ocsn
On which "pnb-ss have a'relIy found-rea. Il he
iatcrs hn.r with lulccfs, where others have cxplri.
enced failure, et MA not DC acculed Of vanity until
t be knova On what be tounds his expectations. The
repeated failure b, every attempt q this kind i well
known, and the cauic o5youa-where many pare
ments are to TX nei periodically no ea.r IS adequate
n The ak, however fertile his genius and ex e1fve
his crudr ON "A rfcoAaneous work IKE -,acaz;ne.
to be conducted We'll mutt W condu4cI tv E,vy
Every preceding E.itsr hss confdei .ae much IN his
powers and L uot aeicen. IN ab .v b.mfcIf has
yet geted to f-cure the literary ai4 of othc-s r,
lndilPenl@6ie in work, Of thi. nature Aware u ,1s
.0 'IoicIo-I I'M, P+tea An Ptu5 oT tApllic 81 en-
5 c'li I'll ''V 1''" I5-P~o''-e literary talents
II III ms leVef@l oeP'T'nln's a"d INTENDING
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
Jonathan Bowman jon Ckrk.

Upon the complaint aforefaid, Order
a chat the id John Dugan notify an perfons Her Geo,
therein 10 appear at tie Court Of Common Peas,
20 be holden n Warren within ana lUr tie county of
Luco on tbs lecoh1 fued4v Of January nsEr hy
pubhihng an ateted copy Of faid complaint and this
order thereon three weeks lucctTely the Gazette
printed in Portland, BY Eh=sr Ay Oats th- TAI pub
Icdtion % be three weeks eah before the FITTING of
Iad Court ALTO hy poG ng attefed copies oflad
complaint and this order thereon. public places IN
laid TOph4n, and affected copy OF laid com plant
and order thereon. ID public pa z il Bowdon ia
aid county three weeks leaG before the fr n7 vi
4id Court fhit they may then and there appear and
how ciufe ii hey have, Why the prayer tu.r~..
hould n be granted
AucG-- JONATHAN sCWA1ANI1N. Cl4F.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

That, if any pertons ihall, after the
an d.y " F=brr2 5oI have 10 their culody OF nvC-
.e.Ii1n. any ve.umi parchment or paPcr, marked or
.tmuld h1 the uflrv5l Of the revenue upon which
.u, n..-- q. t5Ag. charged with duty Glau Tot have
been wi.t~U cr printed, Dizzy may any tins zri5ie
Le lrs y Sy 4ys ar tie af laf 1ay of Flt-4-rg 1907
br ug llnd llh ve' un, parchment and papers am
l1ma d.ce of IMP Cton, and IN lieu hereof receive
AXE quantify value of vlIum, parchment and pa-
per dcy lam?ed in puriuence of the AT hdei1 before
rcc.cd. and III Gale any pe lon isi neg ect refue.
with the ne atoreidJ tn bnag or caule 10 be brot
unto iomt ufIcer a uIpaCtiOn any lIcL yeUm. plrch
ment paper hereby declared that the fame viii
thereafter bc cE oJr cEltt or uI- than X It haa
never been marked Rampld and hat all matters and
thing, which may after that me he written print
td upon ar vet um parchment or paper, autFOuztd
90 be exchanged VI manner alo7esid will be of ID oh.
er effect, dian they lad b-en written princeton
paper parchment q yelium, not marked or famped
And for tho convenience of thole perlons who NAV
I've inclined have their own veum parchment and
paper G4mPcd " marked il is thcr by declared thaC
when any Pcr.on 1lali dePoGt any vellum, p4rchm
paper the office OF lupervlor accompanied With
ift pec flying the number and denomination of ne
lt1mPs marks which deGred u be thereto afx-
cd The fame will ba uanlnitted the General Stamp
Office, and there proPe ~ marked or Rampcd, and
forthwith lent back the fame lupervlJr, who viii
thercuPon cole-1 the duties and deliver the paper,
parchment veum, TO the order Of the perlon IRON
whom the fame was received.
Given under my Hand and the Seal Of he Trea-
IT. SD fury, AZ Warrington, the day and year above
mentioned
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
Secretary q t5s Tre!Gay.
Nov
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
Commonwealth Of NaGachufetts.
IN SENATE, Aoy W., 1893
Se7rl9ro4aJ, Nv z, 1890.

IN SENATE, Aoy I4 1909
ON the petition of Ha'oan RS ana Anrahlm
HIrk-n of 5carborou- u ju the county uf CdnOer-
i4o3, praying tha; fad Hlnnah may ymP9w red
10 Convey v thv fad Aora13m 2 certain tract NJ
Laat ,terr-d to n fall petition
ORDERED. Thstthe p.ut.on-r- c,ufe al attlRe5
cory of th-,r petition and this order thereon JU bc
pubIlh-d thre week. fJr-tiIy.'y WI he E-vtpaPer
tubib.i BY Ey2.r 4. J~At5 " Portland, thv .7h
pIbula,o n to a- thee weeks a- l-5h Is fore th
fhr1 Tu c,ay OH the next tlioa OF tht Dencfa
Court, that -l p5rfoa5 inter.h e1 may th-n appear
and thew c5uf. VI any thy haye) Why lhe prayer
Of tl,a petition ihould not be granted.
Sent down frr concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS Pr5GIcrt.
In TIE H9lJr 9fReprsJ tutlHUsy, No. rs, 1899.
Read and cOneur-ed,
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Speaker.
true CCpy-A"ef
EDWARD p. HAYMAN, Clerk of Senate
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

CovuoNwrALrH oF MASSACHUSETTS,.
CumBeRLAHD, E-To Pqyq Elao.A, one II The
ratiti2zers aJavs /a5lri5Mg, ard oae gf t5e PRO
briet2rr aJautnamsd, GREETING.
You are hereby authorized, in the
/. S name Of the Commonwealth Of alachu.ett. TO
warn meeung OF lad Propr4etors, 10 bc holden
Al the time and and for tie purpolls aid re-
tton czpre1cd by adyertihng the fame ~ Jmb Pat-
land Gqzss at IcaH threee weeks lucceivey, before
.h. f4id ff euth day Of Docembc, and by othtrwle
tfrin2 the fame ~ the l4w drg1s. And you arc p
m7 ke u urn " this warrant; ana your d0ngs % he
fame 70 myiel, Il or before f. q day.
Given under my hand and zeal at Northyarmouth'
IN faid COMFY, the fourteenth day of November IN
NE wear of our Lord eeh,egn hundred.
AAlMI 4 MITCHELL, J9fueJhs Fslse
III III county 1f C4e-5s hsnh
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
COMMONWEALTH Of MASSACHUSETTS,.

10 Ammi r. 1itcbsH, E/5- one Of the
3H1iess qf x. Pe7cs ryt5sa at5 t5r t5s county OF
C4rJ-r' a1l:
~THE fublcribers, more than FIVE Of
4 the proprietor, ce the sohool-Houie near The
Lower Fails in Northy Yarmouth laid county, requeG
your Honor pullman to THY lay ~ lach CAFE made
ana PROVIDED, W lIue your warrant for warning md
notifying meeting oi ldd proprietor, 20 Dr holden At
HIiILs4'5 ian ia laid Nurthy yarmouth on Monday the
fifteenth day Of December next 1t Of the clock in
afternoon, then and there Az TIE following ar;i.
dies VIZ.
Z It. Ito choofc a Moderator
~ 10 ohaoic a Propr otyr'5 CLERK.
Al To take any msalurc1 cIpecicnt and proper 70
TIE iutere and " the PROJECTORS, and to le
lie fame II thought bch.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

yETHEREAS my wife ABIGAIL has
w ben the plague Of NY life thefe 6ft1er
years, and has foally gone from me, and rrtutes
TN rrtnru-rhisi therefore to forbid all pe0pe from
hardening Or truding her on my account az will
not pay one cent Of her contrasting after this date
BENJAMIN CHAPMAN.
Poland, N5v. u, 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

Purfuant to the foregoing warrant,
The fd propretors arc hereby notified and warned to
meet 1t The time ana place, and ior tie pupolcs the
FORGING p ition c1PrcIed.
PAYN ELWELL.
N2yftyqr--f5 No7 r5B 1850
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
COMPLAINS John Dugan Of Topf-

~ ham, in faid county Of Lincoln, yeoman, lhat
54.nacl Ihompiun ate Of lI TohPam, ESquir1 intel-
tats dcceafed a. l-id Topham on The eighteenth day
of Ilnc, 1884 by his bond Of that da.e, duly
executed ana IA be produced, aid for valuable
confederation bind himflil, Lis he, and eigns TO gve
unto the f4d John Dug4n good decd with varrantv
ol certain tra1t piece or parcel of land particularly
complainant AYERS that tle lsid Samue did not give
him the above mentioned deed, being preveu..d ay
tcah Wherefore your comp lain3nt prays gh3t an1r
due aud proper notice gwen al per,1ls concerned
IN the ctae of lsld dece l-I hat your Honors would
authO i.e and cUpowc che Admiu ltors OF the Goods
nd ctatc oi die f4id de called t1 make and execute
iuch G0ot and lutF icn deed OF the premfes uuto
your complainant, rs tile laid Samuel ID his HE. mshr
have made and executed.
By rErLR OLIVER ALDEN, bis Attorney.
tru5 copy--Attelt
JONATHAN Bowman iun Ckrk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

fTHE f1htcr:@cr5, appointed CommiGion rs
" tie Hon. William GO ham, Elq Judge Of Pro
bsta for The county of Cumberland and receive and
Examine the claims Of the lsyeral Creditors the
xttAte Of
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

That the power of the fuperyiGors Of
the Revenue 70 mark or famP any yeIium, parchment
or paper chargea5e with duty will ccale and cter-
mine from andaite fix months from the date hereof TO
wit, on the Lao day Of February 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

s. TIE Honorable Senate and Ho1f5 of Ret1sEafa
fvs5, in General Cart o1gm,LE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
Ireafury Department,

Public Notice is hereby Given,
n trLGzass Y " s.. " Czrryi fGfer He z34 Fay gf
4ari XIII iaaa5 gb- baaila, eqlil-d " On f9 ,la
tJ2 Cr7ral Stamp Cf-e"
THAT a General Stamp Office is
now cttahhed at the feat Vt government. III he city
OF Wellington from whence tleTc viii iilu-. IRON .ul
after the Gate hereof (upna Tbs apr auon of ,he
supervn r Of rs kevclr und,r whole maua1emtut
tbs COLLECTION q the Camp duties IS Pacrd) any guam
tiics ut paper, pare and vdUu- ra- tA or uam-
ped, and duly unterGemped vish The following rates
Of ~uty which sre orm4nda5e Fly law:
Tor every KIN or piece Of ve.lum ar parchment, O.
ihee, o. piece ot pap-r upon viii 'ha " written
Or printed any d-her ot lac lnhrlments O. Wi
tints following, VIZ.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
TO1hua Brown,

ate Of Scarborou H. ycomon, decealei, rePrefented
iniovcnt fix months being allowed for that pur-
poeherebJ give notice that they viii attend the bu-
ineis Ct their appointment the dwelling Of EbSne-
ssr libby, one Of the fubllrners The taft Monday
OF December next, and the lall Monday IN the four
following months, from to o'clock, p N.
Ebenczer Libby,
Daniel Libby.
S-1y62ro2-5, N5g. "a, 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
INUND-4TION nv CHINA.

The late overland dIpatch brought recent
accounts from Canton, Eating, that an IN
common luccellon If rain had laid entire dill
tri6ls in China under water. The great river
Hoam5o had bzen (woIn to fuch excels, As 70
tally to waih from > banks many OF lie villages
which adorned them, and inuudate al lie al
iacent country. Such Of the inhabitants Is Ell.
capped this awful vilitaIion, had h=d with the
remains Of theiS property to the hills.
The beautiful and level plains, which la;ely
exhibited all the rich variety Of cultivation,
were, at the date Of thefe accounts, covered
with boats employed in collecting the wreck Of
the country floating on the waters.
The overRowing Of the Tay had occaGoned
Ike calamity il the province Of Quecheu, where
feveral magazines Of grain had been iwePt
away, and in many places the inhabitants, with
their herds, had ihaTed the fame fate.
The rice alone remained iecure. unlefs con
tinued rains 1hould Prolong the inundation be-
yond the time of collecting il, in which even
the couiequences mutt be dreadful; for all
though even the mountains il China are under
culture, vet theie, to which he people are re-
firing, cannot long afford fublihence 10 fl great
a multitude; neither, from their limied intsr
courle with other nations, can they exP-tt eth
Gent alihance from abroad.
The Emperor has refolved To rem The
collection cf the revenues, for one fclfoQsiR tile
provinces that have fufered mott matsri4y,
and has adopted every msalure that PolicyaDd
humanity could fuggea for the relief Of the
fuFsrers.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

TsJJr was a.l attention. re liked of zap
rures lie never fslJ; Of n1Plial JOYS which he
never meant Ia realize; he RATED the mott eE
allied hopes hat he might have the fatanlo
pleaflre of 1if-ppuinIing them. Al length
bv watching the mot favorable oPPortun ties,
by layiEg his fuares with cautions and aFltrI
adtrels. he found means, while her virtue, Ike
a drcwy irntircl noddst on its pot, ~ graft
iy hi. wica-I d-tires. to de6roy her virgin in.
nocence. B-Igdg It'll placed entire confidence
iahs f,emn vows Of eternal attachment and
tho he had wautonly robbed hcr Of her limo.
cence, he could not believe him capable Ot
trealhery.
ArtIefs herrelt Tie thoughathe word 70 too
Soon, however, lhe found dat Frsdsr!t'5 Wits
were lefs frequent than before and in 4 few
weeks ihe received a billet informing her, thar,
for ausigtiy rsaEns, ~ had concluded 10 brsak cf
Ibs argaaiataaes zUtb ter-fbat w could net en-
deJtc4d b give lis hand f5 q Gg2nzH, zub9 had IgR
bzr innocence.
BeliaAa now 100 feverely felt her fatal mif
t4ke. She law al Ler high hopes in 4 moment
bls(ei. She found heTlelf conhEned 10 infanly
and icorn, al ihe knew il would b. imPolhble
for her long to conceal her unhappy tituation
Stung with the keenell Temoris, Che was unable
Is bear tie heavy lhook-ihe became frantic
with agony and gtief-a f5ttled melancholy
feized her frame-iu a Paroxyfm Of delPair,
with her own fair hands, iha Pul period to her
exihence
Her parents who doated on her as their
IDOL, Whole only with on this Gde Heaven was
TO fee her happy, ioon funk down with iorrow,
ana broken hearted followed her to the grave !;
nor could their pious fouls refrain from calling
down the curles Of haven upon him who has
been the deliberate inarument Of all their wOe.
Paufe for a moment, kind reader, and reject
"a the tsrniei,us, the baa.tA consequences Of
fciUdion. And, if Won have one lPaIk Of hui
manly remaining in your bTe@f, you will not
fail 10 c4rjs the man, who can he guilty ofluch
t7eachery-who can ProtIute his talents a. The
thrine Of unhalowed deGre-and, with dia-
bo,ical Gmils, can boat that be has been able
90 decorate The fair temple Of female innocence
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

gvLr 23.
"A few days a2o freA ia.a ligenoe reached Is from
Egypt
General Kiebsr has been murdered, and Cenest
Ncnnu has lucceed-d him ID lis Command. K sre-
ported that anita w, under thc rrccnce UT delivering
petition ~ Kiellr, t45bcd him General Mcnou ia
le ter whoh he wrote Six Sidney SCh, I4ys ina,
Tile aialn had been pu-poiey len. from Gezz TO COM
mil che murder Eut there arc fulhc.tnt realons te
believe 10 tbs contrary; and NlcEou hUr I5 accSlsl
0f having hired the murderer, Egyptian il IglAi'
who was cat IN Prrds Immediately aior I'm alaLaA'
tiOn.
Other reports INV, that the nardarcr was probably
situated bv D-va.c revenge Nm tre french had c1als
miIed unheard wy r-l-rc,, especially B0Ilic, ia-
barb VIZ Caro- wna.a they iFlr~l nlhher women nof
children
What occlGons tbe furpieions aaaiuR General Me-
ncu arc hi, JAcobntch principles and hi4 having beea
a, the head Of that renoh party IN Egypt, uh5A va
ALWAYS a1aIt the evacuation Of that cUartry.
" G1aerai Nch-r who a. n.ch beloved hY Il9
other IA they haze Lis iIccclor is generally r.
greucd here; ana hs death w thc more u-v-tOnc ~
;hc Porte he WAS on Che eve ot adopting thd capnl'
atioa Of ElAnlch for the evacuation uf Egypt. Nie~
aau Immediately broke O thtfe negotiations deGaTAs
thar he f-t required the content "a his Government
The Porte viii now take ZIP aims AGAIN, eua GFall
Vz-r and Captain p+lha IRE cuA entity ta decree '"s
t"e oi Egyp 1y hc l~o.d 1h- former +. i~d M h@'1
completed lis army, ana VII lave RENT lrcemen. -
45 Go lreiA troops uat-r tEa P4cta III Maiden W.
Captain +cht has hklwic nrlul corps Mt AioaNl'-
az soard a. A-er, ana the attack win rs made TO va
ri0us pairts. When tE, IAN sJtcrs left GAIA, the ~
tain Pscha had f-il.i thence with hin fleet.
"Ticalichi Fl- III, Ute P-vmat-r IVY TIE army
F1yp, h4, been appointed Niiautcl iar E.rHsa At'
II- il m ASH u' a--.l t4ea., 4ul.l..a-l.e aa1 I'M
e11zl IL ie- -sa~l e- L.-r."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
BY JOHN ADAMS,
PJefdext sJF re United Stztes Of Amsriea,
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS By an at Of the Congrefs Of
the United States, paGed On the twenty feventh
day Of February lat, entitled " an Ad further
10 fulpend The commercial intercourfe between
The United States and France, and the Deepen
denotes thereof" i IS enaded, "That at any
time after the 7aaIng of the laid ad, it i1all be
lawful for the PreGdent Of the United States,
by his order to remit and dloontinue for the
lime being whenever lie ihali deem it expedient
md for the iuterea Of The United States, all or
any Of the reGraints and prohibitions mpoled
by the iaii act, in Telpe6 TO the territories Of
The French republic, -or to any iland, port or
place belonging TO the iaid republic, with which
n his opinion, commercial intercourse may
be fafely renewed, and 10 make proclamation
thereof accordingly" And il is ALTO thereby
further enacted that the whole Of The iland Of
Hifplniola lhall for the PurPoies Of the fAid
s6t be conGdered rs A dep:adan OF the French
republic; And whereas the circumtances Of
The fsii iland are fuch, thatin my opinion a
commercial inteTcourfe may lafely be renewed
with every part thereof, under the limitations
an ! reitri6tions herein after mentioned. There
fore I JoHE ADAMS, PreGdent Of the United
States, By virtue Of The powers veited in me as
aforelaid, DO hereby remit and difcontinue the
7eRraints aud prohibitions imPcled by the act
aforefaid in refpea to every part Of The faid
iAand, 70 that it fhal be lawful for veIels Of the
Uni;ed States to trade at any Of the ports and
places uhereof.
Provided It BE done with the content Of the
government Of 81. Domingo: and for this
Purpoie it IS hereby required, that fuch vehels
hrR clear FOR, and enter the port Of Cape Fran
cois-or Port Republican, il the faid illand, and
there obtain the PaiTports Of the faid govern
Tnent, which fhall alto be fgned by the Conful
General Of tie United States or their Conlul
refding at Cape Francois, or their Conful Re.
fding at Port Republican, permitting fuch vef
fels 10 90 thence to the other ports and places
Of the iaid iland Of all which the collectors
Of tie cultoms, and all other officers and cti-
zens Of the United States are to take due no
tice aud govern themlelves accordingly.
Given under my hand and the ieal Of the
United STATES of America, at the City
LIS Of Warrington, this fzth day Of Sep
TENDER in the year Of our Lord one
thouiAnd eight bundled; and Of the
independence of the f4id States the
twenty hth.
John Adam5.
BY fr Pr5fIszi,
J. AlARSHALL, Secrstary sf Sat-.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
MADRID, AUG, 8.


We have reafor to believe that our court
takes the grcate0 intereA in the re eaablihmen,
Of gool harmony between the French govern
ment and tie Holy See. We are aHured that
our Miuiner, reident with bis Holiueis, and
VINO is member Of the Sacred College, is com
mi0ioned to negotiate, in order 70 terminate
the difference between the Church and France.
il Nc may Judge from the preparations aad
movements OF our troops, our government IL
about TO threaten Portugal with an invatlon.
Il is not known whether this Be done with A
view to force i TO ak for Peace, Or whether i
b done il order to make powerful diverton
in order to prevent the Engifh from executing
their deGgn Of duembarknG on The Coat Of
France OF Holland.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

ads was Leard from tie file Of lie NOAH
Ut Tie Maerc Ia the evening, we learnt ~,
the Englilh had attempted a landing " ~
break of day Oh Zealand, near he Brel.N
They had actually landed 4 few troops on fr.
mott convenient part Of the Coat, but \.
co. quenee r.ems 10 have TellIrei from ~
The EnrliIh have aIo f4ileI in their at.y5r.
ID cnt out a Batavi4n hip Oh HE line. Il,
ioo1 as this landing Was known Ceaerl
Charizr marched with fome Bstavan troons
to the fpot. and Obliged the Engliih 70 y,
embark. They lott five msn. Our LOIS oon.
FITS in two men killed aud three wounded
Every precaution is taken 10 place our Coaa
10 the mott formidable tate Of defence, aud
General Charter i ltft II tie command v
the Mouth Of The M.1ele.
AUG. 40.
The projects of the enemy are no Longer
doubtful They with TO eRabidh themisl5ss
in Zealand, Of which they with to take poC.
fel-ion i'll tie name of The Stakeholder. n.
has there a great number Of Par-illns--
Matters of Zealand, they could uncea6aglT
h1rrafs The other part Of the B2tavian Rs.
public, as vel as Tie low countries, and would
obliqe tile French and Baraviaus To Keep Coz.
naa,ly in them a greet number of troops.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

PARIS AUG. -.

FAhlS AOJs
The Confuls gave, On the 10th, according
to cufom, audience to the AmbaiIadors, and
il was remarked that NJ. de Dreyer, Mini1er
of Denmark, lately returned from Barcelona,
was among the number.
We are this moment aGured that Duroc has
iet out again for Vienna accompanied by the
Senator Barthelemy. We cannot fay that ills
report Is authentic, though il has been repeated
TO rs by number OF Perions who are In the
way Of being well informed. The only inf=r-
ence We Can draw from i IS, that as yet nothing
i decided reiPeding the great object that now
ilterelts all Europe, and that this rumour gives
rife TO Tome additional conietlur-s in favour ot
Peace - Journal a So.r.J
BY letter from The Hague NJ The zo.h cf
AuEut, we learn that Admiral DE Winter viii
he The Charge des ATaires from the Baravian
Government a, Paris, during the abicsnce ot the
Miniaer Schimmelpeninck, who Is gone To Hol-
land, with leave, on private bulincis.
General Bruno IS named General in Chief
OF the Army Of Italy.
General Macdonald Is appointed General IL
Chief Of the Army Of Referve.
General Jourdan arrived at Turin the I3th
Infant.
Bonaparte, Tie FmR Coniul Of lie Republic
entered into BIS 3zd year on lie 18Th inH
The Genealogits Of Italy fay, that bis aHctf
tors efablilhed themfelves about 400 years ago
in Corfica, being obliged TO leave their native
county Sarzane, on account Of The war Be-
tween The GueHs and Gibshus, il which they
had taken a part in defence Of the National
Independence.