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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
BRITISH KINGS SPEECH ON THE
PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMENT,
LONDON, JULY 20.
NV L0raJ and GeatlsmsH,


IN putting an end to this laboriOus felton, Of
Parliament, mutt express the jua fenfe 1 en-
terrain Of the diligence and perseverance with
which you have applied you.1elves to the var-
Gus objects Of public concern which came under
your elaboration. 1t is with peculiar fatisfac-
ton | congratulate you on the fuccef of the
RePs which you have taken for affecting an
enbire union between my Kingdoms Of Great
Britain and Ireland.
This great meainre, on which my wifhes
have been long earnefIy bent, fholl ever con
flder as the haPPiett event of my reign, being
per1uaded that nothing could 70 efeaually
contribute to extend to my Irih fubieds the
full participation Of the bleiIing5 derived from
the Britilh Contribution, and to eRabllh, Oh
the mott fold foundation, the frergth, prof
Perity and power Of the whole Empire.
| have witnedtd with great concern the f.
we're Pretiure on my people from the continued
icarcity Of the fealon but | truf that, under
the 5eliin6 Of Providence, there is now every
reaion to exPe8 that The approaching h41vea
will afford fPeedy and eFefua relief
GeHflsmsn gtt6s H1gE Of C5mm1n5,
L return you my particular thanks for the
zeal and lioeralirY with which you have prov-
dsd tor the various exi6encies Of the public
iervice. | regret deeply the necenity OF lhefe
repeated laclihces on the part Of nv fube4s :;
but they have been requilite for the prer.rva-
ton OF onr deareR intereHs, and il Is A great
coniolation to oblerve, that, notwithstanding
the continuance Of unulual burdens, the reve-
nue., commerce, and rliources Of the country
have Hourilhsd beyond al former example, and
are It'll il Gate Of progreaive augmentation.
ny Lords and Gentlemen,
The cOurle Of The campaign upon the CONT
nent has, by ludden revesie, disappointed the
tanguine hopes which the htuation Of affairs at
its commencement appeared fully " iuaify.
and has unhapPily again eAPated acooiiderable
part Of Europe 70 thole cahmites and dangers
from which il hat recently been rcfcuad by the
brilliant lucceis Of my allies.
Mach as theie events are To w regretted, II
will always Be matter Of jut iarisfa5ion 70 me
90 reAca, thar in the courle If this important
contet, my efforts, and thoie of my Parliament.
have been r1rsmittinsly employed tor the
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

q The coadud Of he Inhabitants Of this I'm
perial Civ has been at all times equally firm
and qenert Us, nor have they ever, in The mott
diCaRerous times Of the laf or the Preient cen
turv. fol (eited this chara9er. All Europe was
a witnef. to the noble relolution Of brave Aui
1ians at the memorable ori(ls in the yearI707.
"The imprtAion which the fudden change
II Tie fortune Of war has made on all minds IS
tie natural conlequence Of the Interchangeable
fidelity and affection Of the people Of Aultrla
towards their beloved Sovereign, and is 10 tact
a proof of the zeal with which they will make
every effort TO fuPpo:t the meafures which the
States ihall adopt to procure fate and honor
able peace which is the heartfelt with Of orr
moA gracious Emperor.
"It cannot have efcaped the public notice,
that certain men and evil minded Perlons,
lurking in obfcurity, endeavour to exaggerate
the msfortunes OF the Imperial armies, ard to
fabrcate pretended conditions Of peace, in
order to lhake the rsioluton Of the public, and
deprive it of that frmnefs which il manileited
three years ago, equally to the glory and ad-
vantage Of HE AuArian Monarchy.
"Ihe Office OF the und erhgned renders it his
duty to warn he Public againt lifening 70 the
artful intinuations of thefe deGgning men. Firm
nels and unanimity can alone conduit Us 10 an
eligible pachcation. Theft are virtues which
mutt extort the eReem and admiration even Of
the enemy while delpondency, and relaxation
of our efforts, can only lead him to defpfe
people, who for 70 many centuries has enjoyed
The glory Of true heroiim.
The unremitted endeavours Of The Emper.
or have been uniformly directed to the welfare
of his good people. His never failing courage
before the battles Of Amber and Wurtzburg,
and before the negotiations at Leoben, has
warded off from Us Till greater dangers. The
blood Of bis fubcas He has ever been anxious
TO fpare and all his actions are a pledge to us
Is That he will never refule conditions of
Peace which can be accepted, if they lhould be
las i is falfely pretended they have been) adu-
ally offered him by cur enemies"
Ever IA thful to his principles, and his love
for the People entTu0ad to his care by Provi-
dsnce, he will Reglea no favorable opportunity
which may open the way to an equitable and
honorable Peace il order to heal the wounds
Of var, and leek lis only hapPinofs in the ill.,
creating PROPERTY Of his faithful People
For the ablent Miniter of Police
FRANCIS, Count Won SAURAU.
Vienna, July p, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

While we deplore the mis- ortune which has
attended the efforts Of trGc courage, We are
proud to record an occurrence which does
great honor to the American Char9Ger The
cool determined bravery at Capt. BRADFORD,
undiminihed by a mot painful ACCIDENT has
never been furpaA-d. We are grateful Tor the
faving attention which the Briulh Captain
HALLowELL beRowed On our fellow citizen
The prelent is the third iaHarce III witch the
iPirted exertions Of Capt Bradford has pre-
lerved Americas property from French plum
derers within s months.
Extya3 of a Letter tyen7 Mr.. Cbqrtt Fi1Zy on
beard tbe LadaRry, dated LJ59n. 1u}y z3. 1900
. have The misfortune ot having the pain.
ful talk allotted me To communicate tire very
unfortunate accident that Capt, Bradford met
with on the h July. We failed from Naples
on the 9Th lunc and arrived lalely off Gi5ral-
tar on the 9Th July. Conceiving i not fate %
enter this port, by reafon Of the annoyance
given by the Spanih Gun boats, we proceeded
Tor LilbOn: Soon after enrr ing the Gut. about
one league there came from h1re, a large
French privateer which came in FIGHT Of our
guns, but did not like our appearance; th.
hauled her wind, and went a uern, ne ;hen
fired gun and hoiHed French colors, with
bloody flag and began firing at NJ ; but wa
az fach dItance. that vie could MT reach har
with our tern guns, although the from LEI
bows was throwing Der grippe thor into and w
yond Us, Capt Bradford hd, all vccrulI do
was to wait until th- came ncar-r. ". -a Le
hoped we lhoud be abs to give the ralcal. what
they delerved. After firing .bove al hour W
that ditlnce he came nearer, DIT finding
there was daagc, IN tbe attempt, h- again Wy
turned 10 her former dtlluc-, uhe.c na COM
rinued firing her bow chilers. soon after three
oth-r Privstsers, one nearly AS large as tht firth
came cur, and All ot them crmm-uc-J i..nr
at cur Germ. CJucci,iay heui-iycs much wy
P-Ii5r ID force, tA,y b--Au1 b-ll-r, tHJ Ivy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
RUSSIA.

A Drefden Journal f4ys, that Paul l. has de
manded Of the Emperor Of Germany 1900 900
rubles, as an Naturalization for his expences
in the lat campaign, and has declared, that if
they are refuled, he will take pOheti0n Of Gal.
licia.
The RuHian Ambafador and all Runians
are called from ConaanJnoPle-and the cor
relpondence between that city and Vienna has
been Intercepted.
The Emperor of Rufia, We underR and has
ordered al! French Emigrants, except Louis,
70 leave his territories.
All the Englifh diplomatic characters have
left Petersburg.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
EGYPT.

Various articles agree that a new treaty for
the evacuation Of Egypt by the French has
been greed upon aud that feveral tranfPorts
with French pahengers had failed from thence
accordingly.-But an article from ConRanti.
noPle, June IS, lays, Z" The evacuation Of T.
gyPt BY the French hes again met with diff
cuties. The French. we are ahured, required
that Cairo, Alexandria, and the furroundng
country ihould be declared either Independent
or under their protection. The Porte, however,
will content to neither Of thefe propolaIs; and
on the zzd, it was unanimously relolved in the
Divan TO fend another army, confifing entirely
of Europeans, with a new General in Chief to
J4fFa. The army Of the Grand Vizier, which
at firf was f1id to amount 10 $50 600 IS now,
b. the delertion Of the Aliatlcs, reduced to
10000. The plague has Hkewife broken
out in bis camp, and onelof his beR Generals
has died OF it."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

maintenance Of our own rights and intsrcas,
and for animating and Importing The eAerticns
Of other powers in defending the Hberties Of
Europe.
Notwithstanding the viciGitudes Of war, your
conGancy and drmneG, have been productive Of
the mott important and Ialting advantages in
the general Gtuation Of affairs, and the deter
mination manifefed in your recent declarations
and conduit, mutt afford me the beR means Of
promoting, il conjunction with my allies, the
general intereRs, and Of providing under every
Circumstance for the honor Of my crown, for
the haPpinef, Of my fubieas, and for the fecu
rity and welfare of every part Of the BFi,ilh
Empire.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
FRENCH MARINE.


LONDON. July 49,
Victorious by Land, the Chief Conful, for
getting 10 doubt the battle OF Aboukir, appears
willing to try his fortune alto by fea. He has
addreEed a Public Letter to the Miniter Of
Marine, in which he exhorts him to exert the
greateG poEib,e activity il the operations Of his
Department, and III which lie Ijys that the
French People are determined 10 have Navy.
IN order to give more efficacy to this word, he
announces that he Intends In a month or two
to Wifi Brett. The publicity If this letter, Join
cd to ob1ervations given to The official Journal,
reipe6ing the means Ut remedying the inferi ]
ority OF The French Navy, and what is more
ferrous to the prohibition recently made Of ad-
hitting in the Port 81 France any Of the pro-
duce Of our Colonies, appears 70 indicate that
the Chief Coniul e.lher thinks VI trying his
Rrength ag9nH Us III orr own element, ar fat
tiers himfalt that he lhall obtain by thale PrePa-
ratons Conditions Cf Peace more advantageous
than the relative tate IF France and OF England
gave him a right To expect. Ii either cafe,
however his views will be frutrated. His i'm
Potence is too great to allow him to contend
with Us, and il is TOO notorious 10 alarm US
He has no Navy Of Relerve or even if he had it
would ceal- to Be lis.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
II Llttlr 1fthk Ams daks.

The Proclamation Publifhed here, fgned by
Count Saurau. has been fixed up in all public
places both Of The city and the luburbs. Il IS
generally conGdered here the torerunner Of the
rafting the levy en mzz5S, as was done in the year
1897, when 1900 Vienna volunteers offered
to take the field againa the enemy This how
ever, depends on circumstances to obtain
peace We NUT be prepared for war.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
AuGsBOuRC, July IL.

~ = obNOFI3 JOLI
Since the I4th.the French have been MAKERS
Of Feldktch, Ccire, and the whole Of the Gri-
fons General Le,ouTbe had repulfed rbe
AuGrians near Reuu and Immenfadt ard took
Tie bold refoluion to n rch a body Of toops
through the woods Of Bresentz, which no Cen
eral had before attempted, in order to cut off
the retreat Of the AuGrians to the Tyrol, BY the
mountains Of Montaun, and to attack them,
from Switzerland. This compelled the Coco
Au0rians who were in the Grifons to retire haf-
tily 70 the Tyrol. The armitice has, however,
now put an end TO the efu(ion Of blood in that
quarter.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
FRENCH EMIGRANTS.
LONDON. July I'll.

LONDON, JULY 81.
&Tbe Committee appointed BY The French
Government to manage the erafur=s from the
lit Of Emigrants, has been didoIved for impro-
per iUdulgencies, and new committee apPoin-
ted, who are more redrided. This mealure is
not thought to dfcover BonaParts's particular
fentimenrs but to BE 1Deaiure Of policy to
appsale the Jacobins.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

FROM CURRACOA, HUG. y
BALTIMORE. SEPT. 2.

IT BALTIMORE. SEPT, 2.
i He La Vengeance, & gen. Connetr, with
bis lquadron Of Privateers and troops, were
till at Curacao, and the place in The greateR
confufon mott Of The inhabitants had left the
city I; thole men capable of bearing arms had
repaired to the garrilons the women and chill
dren had retired to the interior parts Of the
iland.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
MANHEIM, JULY II.

Before tie condition # the armi0ice, diyi
ticn, y! thc French Tkevife advanced on the
I4th to Weir fberE, Heilbron, and Other places
on the Ntckar The Couri,r who lately paded
through Straiburg 20 Paris. has, it is laid, Civ
en- out, thar the Court q Vienna was wiling to
enter INTO negotiations for Peace with France.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15
MILITARY EVENTS M GERMANY,
BEFORE THE ARMISTICE.


The AufIians attacked us yeUerday on all
our lire. The battle ls0ed all day, and was
Ve-y cody Finally We defeated them and
took eco rrloners, aud two pieces Of cannon.
We. al ECO wounded, and as many killed or
made BY Iouers. The Polth folders, among
the French gave no quarters.
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

LONDON, JULY 70.
The plague RACES at Smyrna, which place
has been partly continued by fire.
ProviGons are very high al Gibraltar.
JULY 20,
WE fortreGts Of Piedmont are to be abollh-
Ell The demolition Of the citadel Of Milan is
a. enced.
ca lin Italy, has been taken BY The
French, and a contribution IF a million Of Il
vres impofed,
The French Government has revoked the
permAion given for certain imPorr-uons from
England
The three French frigates lately il DlnIirk
Roads, have failed
The French appear to be P'ePlri g an eHPe
dition at Cherbourg AM Havre.
PLYMOUTH. july 2g
Com. Trowbridge in the Culloden, has arric-
ed from Minorca Sailed Juoe ~ when th
troops for lecret exPeIi.io~ had aii embHhe-
LONDON, JULY 3I.
Ii is reported that an Embahy has Left Por-
tuga for Paris.
The Britih troops II The Mediterranean are
luppoled to amount To 10000 men. Egypt
Italy, Maiorca. and Malta, are all talked ot 4.
points of de0ination.
Dispatches have been received from Sin Sii
ney Smith, refpeai The ne" imp -d.mcnt- to
the evacuation Of Egypt.
SOUTHAMPTON, AgC- III.
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.
"A new expedition, fecret and lud1en, is Pre
pared-The troops are embarked. Generals
Coo,e and Manners command It j faid tAe
ProyiGons only extend to eigtt days.
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NETWORK, SEPT. 8.

The Britih Packet Leicefcr, which was to
have failed from New-York on ThurfIay Taft.
IS detained in consequence Of one Of the crew
having besn detected il fmuggIjng.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

preached nearer 70 ttat We were enabled 4
keep feady firing upon them bu. thew MA
much heavier guns than We, particularly M.
two large pr,vaJeers. The wind b'owin,r freA
er, the TWO fmaleR were net able 10 10 nrot
harm arong current againR ue, and bavi7.
many Of our fails ard fpars ihot away, We corI99
not garry fail, except before The wind, and Il
this coure moved low'y through the water.
After engaging theie pirates three hours,
capt. Bradford was unfortunately wounded ~
a grape fhot in The thigh which entered NJ
back part, a littl- above The knee, and war,
nearly through you may luPPole this wa,o
great fhock ~ us all. that he ihould pc the Ora
wounded. We took him INFO The cabin Dire.
viouly to His leaving the deck te addreEedb ".
crew, begging them not to be alarmed At N,
htuation, but to keep aeady firing. and pre.
vent them from boarding the fhip, which Ihay.
the pleaiure TO fay they did with determined
courage. Mr. Bradford, mate and brother 70
The captain, poiotad lie f9rn guns during ths
whole ASTON, which continued two hours and
an half after captain b. received bis wound,
when the Privat5ers fheered off, and lefr US to
proceed On our voyage which We were poorly
-nabied To d., from the ha-Jered condition Of
DIR rigging and lDars. Captain B. then order
cd u5 ID lteer for Ca5iz, IN hopes of meeting
with fame itlh vcfcl nj war, which we very
fortunately did The next day, and received
from capt. II Howell. who commanded H.
yelel w fpokc vGh (he Swif-ure) every marx
WIT attention and huua1ity. On being inform.
I ..t +l ~, -7.- G-rl-t-D A, trlirb 49,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

we have it from authority which we cannot
doubt, that Burk, the fellow who fome time
ince printed the 8 Tine Pie" in this city, was
lately hung in Ireland
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

BonaParte his broken Letour Fr:fa-, (who
furendgred Man,ua ZIP the Auhrians) wilhom
a Court Martial a5recab.y 70 n72aerq repubicsa
pin pies.
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AUSTRIAN PROCLAMATION.

VIENNA, JULY IL.
The following remarkable PROCLAMATION
has been publilhed lieEe.-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-15

Information from Martinique by the way 0f
NewburyPort. as late AZ Au2u1 IA, Gates, that
letters received there from the Government Of
Surnam. exprohed ~ expectation of ~ attack
from the French Troops had gone from
Culdalo7reto Cayenne, which u was iuPPoled
Vsre 10 ahi2 I'm the expedition.
Governor White cf Eat Florida has held
q < with The Chief of the Semia17il Indians, he
Urges tie neoedity of sxPelling BoVle5 as a BAD
man, and Thar the Indians iurrender f3me Of
heir tribe, who have tcen Pluadering and kill
ing iomo Of the inhabitants adding that his
people are under arms. and he NUT have fat
faction.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
AGRICULTURAL ARTICLE.

TWO varieties of Wheat have lately been
imported from Sicily, for agricultural trial in
the United States. Mr.. Raulet, of the city OF
Network, who fent for thefe famples to Paler-
mo, intends to prsfent thcmt the fociety for
the promotion Of agriculture, whole meetings
are to commence at Albany, Immediately after
the meeting of the Legislature. The kinds are
the 1iritfo dsro or hard wheat, and the 7raics
sinuo or tender wheat of that country. Thefc
new grains are highly worth cultivation inAme.
RIGA, as they may politely tend to the improve.
ment Of that branch of huibandry, and better
our crops 70 liable to be injured by infeefs and
other caufes.
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or < 49,
10 =, So. $50 8, ss.,s's -
3a ef5s "
MUSES..
HOPE.
fF,o~ cempBsiTs Pleelarrs Of Hf..l

fF,os csmp5sirs P.eesrss Of H9.]
a T fnmmer's eve, when Heavens Gral bow
Spans with bright arch the gliit ring hills below
why TO yon mountain the mu6ng eye
Whole funhriph, lunmt mingies with the Ky =
Why do ,hofe cliffs of ihadowy tint appear
More fwcet than all the landfeape fmilng near =
I'll. dilanoe leads enchantmcnt TO the view,
AMI robes the mountain in its azure hue
Thus with delight, we linger to iurvey
Tic promisd joys Of ifes nnmeafured way;
7'nus from afar, each dm aifcovered lcene
More pleading feems han all INC pan hath been;
And every form, thai fancy can repair
From dark oblivion, CLOVIS divney there.
What potent fpirt guides the raptured eye
Ts pierce the ilades Of din futurity
Can Wifdom lend with all her heavenly power,
The pledge of Joys anticipated hour
All. no fhe darklv fees the fate of man
Her dim horizon bousded to afpAn
Or, if fhe hold an image TO the view,
'Tis Nature pitfur'd too fevcrely true
With thee, fweet Hope rehdes the heavenly light
That powers remotea rapture on the fight;
Thine is the charm Of hfe's bewilder'd way,
That calls each numb'ring PATTON into play
wak'd by thy touch, fee the siiier Band.
On tiptoe watching, Mart at thy command,
And fly wherer thy mandate bids them Reer-
To Pleafure's path, or Glory's bright career!
Primeval Horn, TIL Aonian MusEs fay.
When MAN and NATURE mournd their fri decay;
When every form of Death and ev'ry Woe
Shot from malignant Stars to Earth below;
When Murder bard his arm, and rampant War
Yok'd the red dragons of her iron carr
When Peace and Mercy, banifhd from the plain
Sprung on the viewlefs winds to heaven again;
All, all forfook the friendlefs guilty mind,
But Horn, the charmer, ngerd dill behind.
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NOTE THIS.

All terjans b0lding Books belonging 70
Yeuks's Circulating Library, are re-
,yusasd 10 return them in SEVEN days,
auie6 they sojb to be con6dered as pur-
cbaJsrs for realms 10bieb qvili hereafter
be made kn040n. March sd.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

Ii no perion ihall appear to diichargc
faid taxes and all ncceary charges, before the
Eighth day of April next, 10 rauch of fad Lands a.
will be efficient dcharge the fame will then be
fold Publ. vendae, the highet bidder according
to law, at my dwelling houfe in faid Shapeigh.
o'clock in the forenoon offaid day.
Jofeph Door, sd. Collector. q
S6apkis6, Jan. aoth, 1880. Nv
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rso Dollars Reward :

L SCAPED from the cufody OF me
IL The fubfcriher in corlam Thurfday the
9th ina. by the sfiiilanee
of two perons to unknown, JERUSliA PEN
FIELD of faid Coz ham, who arreted by me on a
warrant againa her. aud in my keeping, by virtue OF
the fame and mitfimus priion from the Hon. III
ha~ Gssbzm and El~aai Pbiaaey, Efqrs charging her
of the crime of being delivered in iecreh and cenceal
ing the death Of her baaard child.
Whoever will apprehend the faid
PcnSed, and the faid perons 70 aiiltng her. give
notice concerning them 70 that they may be brought
u0ice, fhall receive the above reward fifty doll
la for any either of them.---Sad PENFlELD
was low of Failure, rather thick and corpulenf dark
grey eyes, dark hair, and aged yeafs--had on
when ihe went away dark calico lcoc gown She
has been very 6ck and thought to be 10 when
ihe went away.
JOHN WOODW ARD,
D.puty sheriff
March 8, 1900.
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.. fobn6n.

At his Store in Fare Street. has for fale, the
following CATALOGUE Of BOOKS:
DAUL & Virginia, Elegant Fables,