Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
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ratified by the ''Powers that are" in
that county and which we pre(ent
this day. 'eA'
The lniurgents in France, are Can't.
ulallng under the clemency of the new
order of things.
Al article from Berne of Nov o6
mentions pacific conferences between
a frother OF TIE Conful Ducos and
Prince Charles.
Prince Suwarrow has been diverted
from his project of returning to Rullia.
BY the Mirifters of the belligerent ma.
.ions and a coaxing letter from the
Emperor of Germany.
The French and Spaniih fleets Law in
Brett harbour.-Admiral Gardner.
with Britilh fquadron, was watching
their Plumbers.
The French confuls have ACQUIRED
Ialeyrand of all improper motise,. in
the American negotiation.
Gen. MAIZENA, was at Paris, Dec. g:
and Moreau had gone to. take the
command of the United Armies of the
Rhine and Danube.
Denmark, it it faid, will engage in
the war, if a new campaign mutt be
opened.
The union of Ireland under the lie.
giilature of Graet Britain, is adjuael
and determined on.
February as.
Capt. Machet, arrived here fince on
lait from Cadiz, informs. that letts,,
had been received from Lifbon, a.
quainting of the fate arrival of the En-.
voys at Cadiz, in the frigate United
States. The information was not
doubted at Liiboh, tho official accounn
OF 1t had not been received at the Anne.
rican Coniulate when capt. M. failed.
Capt. NJ. left Cadiz the aad December;
and we learn the United States had IS
days pailagc. From Lilbon to Paris is
about thoufand American miles.
-
Capt. Harding, from Embden, which
he left Dec. 18th, fays, reports were in
circulation, that general Peace ..
mongf all the continental powers vu
on the tapis, when he failed.
Capt. Rich from Leghorn, which be
lett the 9th December, informs. thst
the Auitrians had irvefted Genoa. and
invited the citizens to ia.tcnder the
town. 7als
The Spy, lately hung at Kingaon, Jamai4
is hated in Philadelphia paper to be tie
Freneliman Safportas )" who in 'o1, 'oA
and "a, was noted as the agent for French
Privateers at Chsrleltown Is. c. and who,i,
1893 ga, in conjunction with the officers q
the Lafcades French floop of war, then in shss
port, organized and headed the memorable ro
in that city, diaingufhed from other Csrmss-
mole maneuvres by being denominated ts
Riot at tie Theatre. when the audience wsSe
drove from the theatre with draws daggenr
and the fame who befriended the pirate AID
murderer Nafh, and advifed him to fwear that
he was an American citizen. II fuch be really
the fate of this ineendiary, we candot but bleb
that juitice which has inflicted il.
The lhip Carliile, Capt. Brydon, arrived At
Annapolis from Liverpool, on the sSth Of !m'
had an action with French privateer. which
lated from . minutes pat 4, till half paa 8
then the privateer bore away. The Carliile has
only one man wounded.
In lat. ~, long 66, fell in with French pt'
sateer. who engaged an hour aud twenty he
mioutes, within piaol fhot the whole time, am
|ometine cloier; fuppofed her to have JUL cone
out as the was quite clean and had not ks
Than 90 men on board lhe kept con6"
1rfng OF fmall arms under our quarter, iolr'
We could only get our tern chafers TO beq@ \
Ter, until fhe came I'D with an intentilA0