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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
MilceAaneous articles.
PENNSYLVANIA.

LANCASTER, Feb. ~.
Fracas in The Chamber effbe Houls Of
4 Rsprs/entafices.
ON Thurfdsy evening lat very dlagreea.
bic faea5 took place in the chamber of the
Heufe of Representatives of Pennfylvania. We
have endeavoured to colled the circumstances
with accuracy, and believe them to be briefly as
follows:
During the evening FELTON, of the HouIe, Mr..
Samuel w. Fiber, was delivering his fentiments
on reloIution which went to disfranchife all
officers and folders under the United States
In the courfe of his arguments, Mr.. Fiber was
twice interrupted by call for adjournment
from one part Of the Houfe. Both calls were
nevatived. A third call was made, which Mr..
Finer and bis fiiends scceded TO, and the Houie
adjourned.
AS Coon as the adjournment had taken place,
Mr.. Fiber obferved to number Gf the men,
bers who had repeatedly called for an adjourn
ment, that they had aded cowardly, were un
wiling and AFT aid to. hear his arguments.
DIR. Logan remarked that flch fooliih, non.
feniical arguments as thofe made ufe of by Mr..
F,iher, were not worth attending to. The
latter then replied that any man who would
call his arguments fcoliih and nonfenhcal was
a puppy. DR.. Logan rtjoined and called Mr.
Finer rsJeal! On this Mr.. Fither truck him.
The Doctor returned the blow. The mem
bers on all Gdes Immediately interfercd, and
the combatants were feparated. A conidera-
bic deal of alteration took place among fome
Of the mcmbers--snd indeed wa feel happy ia
being able to Gay that the battle was no, more
general.
Whila Mr.. Fiber WIS aiming blow at the
Doctor, Mr.. Wilton, of Dauphin, iuddenly
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In sssn. Aveb ;. 1890.
This Bill, having hal two feveral readings,
paGsd to b. enacted.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Prsfaf,f.
March 4, 1900. BY tbs Lfea. G0eanor sYeprorsa
MOSES GILL.
A true Copy.-hff<f,
JOHN AVERY, Secretary.
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NETWORK, MARCH ?.

NtWfoRk, MARCH 2.
Notice Is hereby given, that by tie Act !" fur
thcr to fufpend the Commercial Intercourfe be-
tween the United States and France, and the
Dependencies thereof" 10 operation from and
after the I'D int. The qobols 'j7and Of Hzpanioia
ihall, for the purpoies Of the faid Act, be con-
iidcred as Dependency of the Frsne6 RepuIEs.
Not, however, to repeal or anhul the Proclama-
ton Of the P eldent Of the Uaiied States, here.
tofors i1ued, for permitting inteseourie witk
certain paris Of thar Iland.
Culom Houle,-
Meqv York, Aareb q.
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tinuli hislielf in It's road, and received final
eoztuGsn 10 or near the eye.
Another gentleman received blow on his
cheek but could not find his man. twas cam
de light, which rendered confufon The more
confued. The members after fome difficulty,
found their hats, and diiperfed.
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A rev parer has burll upon the world, from

a HtW paIEf lbs VHTlt uFOh TIC wofIu1 1fofH
Sraurtoh. IN Virginia. its name is the /" S1osyge
q hr5Pocray'' W that 'ndefatisable Field Mar
fhal Of Repphleaniim .5smf5 Lyon, Of Matthew.
-his gentleman, 10 the tenn Of enc year, has
Stabilized no iefs i.lan far Republican Prsles.
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Fran slAoAsa, lUbser Canada FEE. $.

~1'"11'''/ o
Leavc has been gwen by his grace the Duke
of Portland to orr haf pay officers to enter into
the fervice Of the United States in eoniequence
Of which, fevsral Of Ibis deiciipIion reiidiOg in
that country, have taken tomnsinions, and are
now doing dry in lie proviiional regiments.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
FEB. IS.
THE General Filbery Bill paTed to be en-.
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MISCELLANY
-s>s%~S,~
From late foreign publications.

lNshe prefent age of political innovations
lis curious to obierve the great veneration tor
antiquity which prevails in all our dreiies and
faihions. Queen ELIsAnRTn's ruff decorates
our blooming 5elles: and cur beaux are puck
cred and itufFed on the ihoulders La Rich
ARD TIE THIRD. But what is fill more re.
ma,kable, is the total abjuration of the female
pockets. Thefe heavy appendages are no more
worn at prefent than keys to the girdle. Every
falhionablc fair carries her puric in her work.
bag--her money and her indullry lie cheek
by iole-and her gambling gains lie fnug by
her houie-wife. Her handkerchief, her tooth
pick cafe, her watch and her keys. if ihe has
any, are the conltant concomitants of her Wits
and while no part of the iymmetry of her ihapc
is altered or concealed by the old faihioned
panniers, fhc has the pleafure Of laying every
thing that belongs to her upon the table,
wherever fhe goes.
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To TIE Honorable J4aiess ftbe Court q
couou Pea5 5tgsa aud 6oIia AZ Warrsn 4oibia and for
ID, County g Liesotu TIE fri 7asay IF Ne0'~6sr A"so
Dohir 1906
DY Benjamin Haley his Attorney
complains Thomas WiIf.n of Tupnsm, in faid
county of Lincoln yeoman that on the rlleth day OF
December in the year of Lord ono tloufand feven
hundred and ninety three, Samuel Thon,pion late OF
faid Topham Equire, decealed inteate by his bond
of that date under his hand and lea did bind hmiclf
and hi. heirs upon the payment of the fun of forty five
pounds TO make and execute 10 the faid Wilton, good
warranee deed OF fifty of land, huAtc IN Iopl-
ham alufefad, and bounded as follows, viz beginning
the highway at the northea corner OF lot OF land
then lately let by the faid Samuel to John Dugon, and
bounded on the fame lot fouthweltery to the fame
courfe with Ad ot containing the width OF thirty rods
more 20 back the fame courie with the lots
of land below Stephen Penne and Elnathan Hinkley's
land, until faid City be complicated. Now the
iad Wilton that he paid to the iad deecaed the
aorefad fun of forty five pounds yet the fad deeeaied
being prevented by DEATH has never made TO HIM the
deed aforeiaid wherefore the lsid Wilton prays that
your honors after due notice given to all concerned ia
the etae of the fad Samuel deceasd, would grant H.
and empoa or the administrators OF the fa'd de-
teafed, to make and execute to your complainant ueh
good deed CT the prcmiies the fad decea
ed when full life upon the payment OF tn, fun afore
faid ought TO have made and executed.
1 BENJAMIN HASEY
Atsf. JoM BowAzAMjr cLa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-24
AN IRISH PETITION.

Totse boae,a5e fbe esmmTonerf Of exc jf, ibe humble
pe,it;en of Patrick O'Connrr, Blaney OBrisa ara
Carney M .yuirs, 10 be appointed iglpfa0yJ, ana
Iaruyer,, and sv.rlsoksrs, pugarly eaAd excite
men, for tie county Of Cork III GUN /ef, m,
ie1oei) IN TIC Kingdom Of Ireland
AND whereas we your underfgnei Pc
titioners, will both by night and by day, ard
all night and all day and wewill come and
&c, and walk and ride, and take and bring, ard
fnd and fetch, and carry and we will fee al,
and more than all, and nothing at all, OF all
iuch goods and commodities, as may be, and
can be, and cannot be, to pay duty.
Aud We your aforefaid petitioners, will ut all
times, and at no time at all, and at times pait,
be prefent and abfen', and be backward and for.
ward, and behind and before, be every where
and no where, and here and there and no where
at all And we your aforefaid petitioners, will
come and inform, and give Information, and
notice duly and truly and honcily and wifely,
according to the matter as we know, and don't
know and by the knowledge of ourlelves, and
every one and no one at all and we will not
cheat the king any more than what is now and
at all times lawfully praeiiied.
And whereas we your aforeiaid petitioners,
as we are gentlemen of reputation, and we are
Iriih protehants, by lhaint Patrick and 70 we
are, and We love the king, and we will value
him, AM we will fight for him and againa him,
and run for him, and from him. and after him,
and behind him, and before him. and at one
fide of him, and t'other ids of him, to ferve
him or any of his relations or acquaintance, as
far and as much farther than lies in our powers
dead or alive, as long as we live and longer too.
Witnefs our feveral and feparate hands in
conjunction one after another all together, one
and all three of US both together
BARNEY DELANEY
PATRICK o'aLAsAGAN
CARNEY o'eosNEa
rEAGyE o'REoAs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-24
To be Sold,

BIZ ORDER OF COURT.
On Monday the Seventeenth day Of MareL
next, at ten Of tie slosl IN The tsvs~oos,
|NNE third part of piece of Flats
~ Land in Portland. in the county Of Cumberland.
with third part of the harf thereon snding,
monty called Weeks wharf.
Alto, another piece Of Flats Land,
hiua,e nearly oppohte the houie Of Mr. Thomas Beck!
Portland aforeld the fame being the fhare Of Flats
belonging 10 piece Of land fold by THOMAS Cum MINo
late Of fad Portland, merchant, descacd. TO Samuel
NJ. Quincy. sf
ALTO, a large lot of Land ftuate in|
in King lrcct in the fame Portland, with dwelling
Houfc ianeine thereon. aud the other buildings on h
fame being the dwelling houie of the faid Thomas|
except that part Of fad OF and buildings which ard
et off to the fubcribcr widow of faid deceaed
dover in her faid hulband's eaate. H
ALTO, the remainder of faid lot lal
mentioned, and the buildings and Appurtenances fub
jeet only to the life easte of the ad dower
The above being all the real eltat3
whereof the faid Thomas died feised and poGeaed|
will be fold on ttr day above mentioned. on the pre-
miics or 70 much thereof. VIII be iniiircnt pa
the iua debts Of the fad decealed, with incIdensi
charges
l)ofss at Portland, tie sti,l dry Of
february .fun, Demini 1900.
Eleonora Cumming,
-Aasiajerat,is on fsid Easss
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-24
THIS GAZETTE,

rs eusifSrJ evay MONDAY at Ed. JENKSs orrIc
n1st dsev 70 tie PORTLAND RAsk, 1ziaHs.Shss
subsre S,,ipisn,, SJv<,fsA1fs and Cs~sssatians a
received zRJ attention
a. The prize IL ONE DoALAR Y fIf19- CENTS
yosr, Executive Of Foliage. - f4nta1ai fsy~sHfs q
regreoed 20, -.
re- Tie estsaEvs ard ,afdly iHtssssg circulation # ~
Crate. ,snis,s Jigbiy advarfagsou far hDIERTYyA
MEN7S, rpLd soE5s infsrfsi ,sslona5ly, and IL sed
/b.goas srdaasr.
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UPON the complaint aforefaid, Or.


To The Honorable SJYfiees offbe Court Of
Common Plsa gsr asd badsn 81 Warren, 7oibin and
tie c'na.y IF Li"s., On The ,a 7a9a:y IF Ns.~ts,, da-
Ds1rui 1899.
|DY Benjamin Haley his attorney,
Little river in fadcounty of Lincoln, Elquire, that
the twenty xth day of January in the year OF our Lord
one thoufand feven hundred and ninety one. Samuel
fhompfon late Of Topfha,n in fad County, Equire, de-
eeaied, nteatc by his writing obligatory of that date,
under his hand and Zeal, did bind hmfe and his heirs
to make and execute 10 the laid Ezekiel good
tee deed of hundred of land fioate in Topf
ham aforefAid, and lying on the eaAcrly ide of land
then occupied by James Wilton, beginning At the river
by fAd Wions land, and to run back the fame courie
with faid Wi(ons land about north eighteen degrees
can, carrying The width OF forty nine rods, running the
fame courc with faid WlIlons land, until one hundred
be compeaed--fAid writing obligatory being made
for valuable confederation to the aid deeeafea, at the
time the fame was executed Now the iaid Ezekiel a.
vers that the faid Samuel the twenty fourth day OF
May. Ammo Domni 1877, made to HIM deed oil one
moety only Of the premcs adjoining the land the laid
Ezekiel then occupied but being prevented by death,
the faid deceaied has made and executed the
ad Ezekiel, deed Of the other moiety OF the premes
Wher eforc your complainant prays that your honors
after due notice given all concerned in the eae OF
the faid deeeafed would grant licence and empower
the administrators of the faid deeealed TO make aud
ccutc gooa cccd Oh
the other moicy Of the prees the f4id deceaed in
his life time ought to have made and executed.
BENJAMIN HAsEY.
A true copy.
AtG- JON B0WMAN,jr. C9srl.
LINcoLN IT.
Aa Court Of common pleas held atIVarren,
reitbu and r i5r County Of Lirso steyR 1a1sy Of No.
penIsr, being tie 6 DAY s d month A"s' Ds,siri 1879
UPON the complaint aforelaid, Or
dered, that the complainant notfy!a perlons nerecd
in fad complaint, to appear at the next Court of Com
mon Pleas to be holden at Pownaborough within and
for the County of Lincoln, the fri 1ueday of June
next, by publiihing aefied copy of fad complaint
with this order thereon, three weeks fuccevciy in the
Gazette printed Portland by ELEzrR ALLY Jrsks,
the laft publication to be three weeks at leaf, before
the fitting of faid Court alfo by poflng a,teaed
copy of fad complaint, with this order thereon fome
public place in faid Topihan, three weeks at eaa be-
fore the fitting of ad Court. that they may then and
there appear, and thew caue. il any they have why the
prayer thereof fhould not be granted.
14Hd.- JON BoWlNhN,j, clrf
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LINCOLN n.

LINCOLN n.
iii a Court Of common pleas held afWarren,
zDi5is AMI fer 6s County Of Lincoln fSs a Tngi.y IF
Novratr, bang f6. ib day Jai m'utb .4n"s Danini
1872
UPON the complaint aforefaid, Or
dered that the complainant notify all perfons ntereed
in faid complaint to appear the Court of Com
mon Plea, To be holden at Pownslborough within and
for the County of Lincoln, the fin Tuefday of June
next by pubihing atteted copy of fad comp Amt
with this order thereon, three weeks uceeIvey in the
Gazette printed Portland by ELEzER ALLEY JrsKs,
the Ian publication be three weeks at leaf before the
fitting of faid Court alfo by pcang atteed copy of
faid complaint with this order thereon in fome public
place in faid ropam, three weeks at leaf before the
fitting of fad Court that they may thea and there APP
pear and new caufc IL any they have, why the prayer
thereof mould not be granted.
hase-- TON. BoHM1N, jr. ck,I.
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WHEREAS Nathaniel Whitney o

Wv Stsndh holds ray note for thirty dollars dated
frth day Of January, 1900; and ALTO my other noe
for eveuty dollars, together with Edward Tompon and
Robert Hggcns rey for the payment OF tad ieven
|ty dollars This to caution all perions aga'nf pur'
|chAnp ad notes. as have not received any conidera-
ton for them, and am determined not to pay them nor
L ny part of them. paViS'
! Jaa, aSR, ISos.
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LIST of perfons licenced by the Super
yifor of the Commonwealth of Maiachufetts, to
retail foreign dflled spirits and Wines in the coun.
tyo Cumberland, for the year 1899.
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DISTRICT Of MAINE, H.

DISTRICT Of MzINz, H.
DY order of the Hon. DAVID Sew
ID ALL, Eq. Judge of the Diftritt Court for faid
Diiiricf, Notice is hereby given,
That Libel IS filed in the Clerks
Office of ia Court. by FRANcp Cook, Efq Collector
f the port of Wiicsel, aeain Even ID ies Of Sugar.
feized by fad Collector the fecond day Of December
Ian for violation OF the laws OF the United
Gates.
ALTO that another libel is filed as
afore aid by fail Cole pr, again the following arti-
clcs viz one piece Of Wa coating, No Al; one do.
No 4sz; one do Cloth, No Sc two do. 81, As; une
do "a; do III two do. 81; two pieces OF fiAn-
mel, red and yellow one do Cost'ngi ten loaves OF
Sugar; one cafk Of 4d. Nails one do Cd do; one
Gnall Bale marked 7; two crates of Ware, marked
N g. p; four Bale, two fnall chefs of Bohea Tea
one do souchong Tea FIX tubs Spices I; kegs OF
Gin J; one key of Gun-Pow6er one dozen Iron Can
delficks; ore eak Raifns + H.-The above articles
having been ezed by fad Collector on the ieeond oaf
of December ait pat for a fuppofed breich OF the
revenue laws Of the United States.
Alto that another libelis filed in faid
Court, by NATH.NIEL r. FospcK, Efq Collector Of the
port Of Portland and Yarmouth, aganf twenty-five
hogshe ds of foreign Rum, imported rom Antigua, =
the Wetlndies into the Uaited Staes-thc iaid Col
lecfor having sed the fame fer aedged breach Of
the revenue laws. -, sEfsls. l#a.szs. ~ SIS
And hearing will be had on the
above ,ibeIs at the Driet Court be holden al
povnalborough. within faid DifriG, on the FRI Tucf
day of March which time and place all pcrfons
conccnedmay appear and thew canie ifsny they have
Why the articles above mentioned hould be decrssA
forfeited. 49,
ISAAC PARKER, MARTIAL.
Portland, asib Jan. 1900
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BIZ ORDER OF COURT,
On Monday the Seventeenth day Of Marel
next, at ten of TIE elosk In The fsrsxoos,
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was referred the bill from the Senate preftrlb-
ing the mode Of deciding dfPuled elections tor
P,efidert and Vice-Preijent, made report
that # would be proper TO frike out the whole
Of faid bill except the enading clauie and In
fert the amendment reported by the committee
This report was committed for Monday, and
ordered 10 be printed
The HOMIE went into committee OF the
whole on the bill to provide for the difpoftion
of the lands between the Great ana Little Mi
ami Rivers, and after fome time fpent therein,
the committee roI-, and obtained leave to Iii
again, and the Houfe adjourned.
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there. from Spain wil.re :" they would be
rece;yed with ooen arms, AMI with 'har degree
of Gncerity to Be expeaed from people ac-
kuowledging lheir pan errors and inju3ice'
n the q P5ac;Gs' Of Feb 9Th, We o5lerVe
- r,;Io,vin, article So The Grl Confui has
ordered the MiniRer Of The Interior, - eTea IN
the grear gallery Of the THU cries the 14.q.e'
of Demolhenes, Alexander, r 4nnibH' oc'Pio,
Bruins, Cicero, Cato, CeiAr' Outlaws h'o!-
plus, Turenne, Condo, Duguae lrouin- G1Srt
borough, Eugene, SAKE, WAoF1lN1 = oN'
Frederick H. Mirabeau, Du9omnheT' Lam
pierre, Mdrceau, and Jou5ert.'
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BOSTON, APRIL 80.
FROM FRANCE-DtREcr

By the cartel brig benjamin. and Nancy,
Capt. Williams, in Go days from Bourdeaux, we
have received files Of French papers, and letters,
70 the 8th February.
The papers contain bnt few articles which
have not been anticipated in the London Ca
zettes.--The Paris Editors have WED with the
Ehglih % eulo2izing the character aud iervices
of our WAsHIEGroN.-The order Of the Chief
Conful Of France, has been numerically obeYed ;
and the Americans in every part Of France
have agreed TO wear badges Of mourning for
AZ days. The administration Of Bonaparre.
appears 10 give sniverfal fatisfaaion, 70 far
It has been energetic aud humane, liberal aud
polite.
Our letters fromBourdeaux, 18Th February,
mention, that the ENJOYS were hourly expeae:
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Robbins. alias. Nei6. did interf-ie 70 ishuenc'
sshe decliOn q! court n Jrtice.
4Signed1 THO:1AS COOPER.

mir, Cooper adjrehed the Jury 10 fpeech OF
about three hears and an hait, IN which ne II
tempted to initity she publication. by endeavor,
ing to fhew that Il was true in ali its peTts, and
are conGacl of the PreGdent Of The United States,
'Insrited the ceIfues which were Dated upon 4.
= Mr.. G. Continued bis ipeech unii e&heuiled
with fssigte. aed Tie indulgence IF the Courf,
which uaanifctted itielf through he whole IlAl,
was here confpicuouG Judge Chaie dec ared
he Neuld patiently wait until The Defendant had
Fafrefhed himleif snd was able to relume his
dslence-lbts very liberal proposition OF the
Judge, the Defendant declined MIR. Rawle
:sddrefrd the.-iury after which judge Chaie
Tum-lsd Up theaevidence, and the jury ~ aaont
evenly mipute5 ieturded their yeTdia-Gu4L-
ny.
The Court appointed Wednesday next, to
hi any thing which Cooper may have 70 otter
in extenuaion, altar which judgment will be
Paled.
fDuripa the trial, aud more particularly during the
hAran2ue ,f Cooper oberved fcvera OF the leading
acobins, Psiing to and fro with folded arms ana WIZ
LCuR,enance gloomy, Julien and iowerng--lhey h@u
formed il ieens gh opinion Of the orator and they
were completely Giappoiuted His defence was remark
able for nothing but its impulence On coming Out OF
Court he was aGSed Why he did not make uie q the
witneIIs Whole attendance [ne had V0rHI was aboutc-
y neeehary his defence and who were afterwards
al preent in cour-The neither replied nor hinih'
ed No one wondered that he did not reply. All but
thofe who knew him WE'LL were lurPrited that he DID
NOT biuih.
We are not yet done with this trial AS Il affords
an initance Of the NOT knocking dePraVity we ever
remember even amongR the depraved leaders OF the
jacobps & is befdes hypothesis of the whole Party
flall give further particulars tn'ure number
The bc ihould be apPred Of The efforts that can %
ulcd by Brtlh and other rsnegadoes, and their aott
to, for the deifruGion Ct government and fhey
1lsti1 Pbiai. Caz
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FRoM - MEpITERR ANEAM

Can't. Freeman arrived fnee Our lao. from
the Mediterranean, reports that Al Leghorn ne
faw letter from she Unired States ConluI at
Tunis, which Rated, that the Bey had been
perfectly fatisfed on the iubiea OF lome dith-
culties which have retarded Inc Ripulat'ons OF
the treaty with him aod that conHd. nee BE-
tween The parties was reaored. We alio learn
that Lord Mellon. who had joined tie behes ers
before Malta, had loa a n gun ihiP which
was funk by he batteries; and thar about he
lime lime lie had replaced her by tbs CAPTURE
of a French IA, from ioulon for M4.t4,+ with
troops and fuPples on board At Gibraltar,
CAPT Freeman eafnt, Mr.. Williams, the United
States Conful al London, had Acquantef the
American Conful at Gi5ra'te- hat Lord Keith's
proclamation for putting Cadz, and the oih-r
Spanilh>ports, 10 a ltate Of blockade, was unau-
thorifed by the Briulh government; and re-
quoted him % give every infor NATION q Amer
lean veiIols detained, or diverted from their
voyages, ia conlequence.
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PARIS, FEB. "a.

Mr.. Murray, the American Envoy, with Mr..
Mccartney, bis lec,etary, are in this city.
On the 18Th, the Confuls were inRalled in
their palace at the Thuilleres, with great pomp.
Bonapaites coach vas drawn by the fix white
horles which were Prefented him BY the En-
peror Of Germany on the conclaiion of the tfea.
ty Of Campo Formio. The fword he wore on
that location was likewile a prelent from the
Emperor on the fame location.
Gen. Dumourier, has paid bis refpeas TO
Louis XVIII. at Mittau
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
LONDON, MARCH 1

LONDONg MARCH r.
The Paris Journals to the 18th ult. which we
yeaerday received, Gill give contrary accounts
fefpeaing the part the Rufians will take on the
continent. One paper afetts, Suwarrow is
appointed GeneraliGimo, while another poGtive.
ly afirms, the Rugians will all return home
Their Estimation is fill myiery on the Con.
tinent, bur we are aronglY of opinion they viii
not join Auaria in the war The Courts of
London and Vienna are intereaed in keeping
up as long as poHible the idea Of their return
to the Rhine "A public State Paper, from the
Emperor PAuL, will PROBABLY foon dirpel all
doubts upon the iubi=a, and difrlofe tae mo-
tives for bis conduit.
L is reported that the Arcbduk= Is recalled.
and that Kray will take the command on the
Rhine.-But all the rumours in thefs Journals
are TOO vague to claim particular attention
we 90 net s1Pea tsst the campaign will Be