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CHEvALIER D'URoUIJo.
St. lldephonlo, Sept. II, 1880
Letter 70 re MiHifrr Of Foreigs 4zl9airs Of
ale King of Serbia.
SIR

The Kirg my mater, has fecn with the
gcestct iatigna ion. by report which the
Confal Of his Swediih majcay al, Barcelona
Sae trsolmi,,ed TO the captain general Of Ca
faionis, containing the declaration of capt.
RedbaFt, of the Swediih ga.ot the Hof-
nung, thsS On the 4rh of September Taft, in
the afternoon, two Engl'ih iirPs Of ,lie line
aoA q feigsle forced the laid captain after
having Examined and found lis pspers ac-
cordirg 70 rule, 20 take on board Engiilll Of
hccrs aud coDIdersble number of failorG,
aad TO luaer himfelf to be towcd at night
fall by csyersi Englifh thslops to the haroor
of Barcelona, and under the cannon of its
batteries
1'ha, The Euglifh having reduced the fsid
captain and his crew to fiience. by holding
pieoI at his bresa, got poiieiEon of the helm
and made a; 9 p. p b. meana of the galli-
OF and the challops iurroundiug ii, an attack
upon two fr'gates under the Spanifh flag,
who were az snchoF, who not fufpeSiug that
this friendly aud neural nip conceded enc
miee on board, and could be made ufe OF for
the mott - attack, were taken aimoit by
farprite aud forced 70 furrender.
refer you for the Other particulars. ard
for the violence committed by the EnsIifh
on the Saedilh nip, TO the declaration of the
captain hereunto annexed.
The king my mater could not confder
that event but as iatereiting the rights, aud
wounding the intereas Of al the powers of
Europe, without excepting England and
above all, ssthe heayisfl iuiult to the flag Of
his Swcdilh majshy,
Ia fatt, it is eviden, that the bclligeren;
powers, " admitting neutral thips into their
hsrbors and ports, wilheJ to fof,en the
fcourge Of war. and to rrelsrve thofe com
mercial relations Setwccn the people Of
different nations, which their mutual wants
require.
Every thing therefore thar tends to rem
der the navigation fufpeeled and daogerous,
ioiures n an equal deg the righls aad in
teleae OF all na,ian,,
Bot IN the prcf-nt cafe, TIC rights and
honor Of the Swedilh ssS tsve been sioisied
"a 70 outrageous a manner, that few exanl--
PIES OF iuch VIOLATION car be found in the
Naval f4iaory Of Eurspe.
The attack II ]; were 10 rcOsin uapunin;-
ed, would tend to enibroiI the fti.Gdiy pow
eTs, snnihiia.e their commercial relations,
and cauie the Gag which fioud fpfFer II 70 be
| conGdered az the lecTe, auxiliary OF the enc.
my's power, sod would the force Spaia 10
take fuch Eieaiotcs 40 the inr,red % her
y.ll "a and the lecurity Df his ports hoold
commaad.
Ye, nc king. my m1aer, wiaes Oil to
, selese thsttbe Swsdiih captain has not beso
guilty p. Tie lean conaiysnce with the En-
gliI ard THAI he yielded oaiy 70 their force
aod tier great auolter.
Under Tho urpoi,;on The ling hs, order
cd me TO lay before hia Sw,dih mai-ay. this
gr'sou' inl0't commit e. seaiG his fsg
sed hyt coab,itg The ref.atmeot waich he
W. icei % Z procedure equally lo~ and die
! ysl ON the par Of forrc officers Of he Bril-
go navy, he expects iaat ibe court Of Stock
Ae.'n VIZ asks - shs EnslA misiitry the
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il @es~-1Tsas5, q %, ytlsqa il IRIS
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e tlpnsiltan'o parrp''le' 3 'ae ouiy iae-
ssss rzit~.t The sPoi0gy c,tde teF li''
81 q Ui,his f,itads - li,i es mqe i'ayc
vs,o,. and rS,9'fassj a - unD,aear al sAtss-
i, and ,;ses ieiea;mert. 'Fhe 'ernhfeen9
cbp 81. hii folly, yrd se- merv coe''''e 5.
ratssT tiIe ihtSra ii,a drF'ufe p'a <ifF''2s' =
II Is fear s, hat IL WI be ae 'pseps ~ ts'S-
=. fye-, Ssa. Procure rsg,'y ~ ;he retys
,5ss .,,e -aicnlstct upap F1r h"a 81 he's
!sr,.is,s. NSh.ag. roeiAfajase say Paia;
ri ..ss.4{Sl q Ne,4 Eglsed move, 'ian
s,ss.f.o.ev v.i.ho iar7oit iroin t1ariirsn'
o,.nr ,,epi "a tf. dpbou,n'ss OF eo'h e's
,oF,;ssl saS moral osiaciplei. AZ. ne re-
nct;caus, and q grsa u,anT lede'a'''''' nave ..n
loe- fnGpeGted Hamilton 70 DC . m9a''e.tF'
f,rm the uruacNjon ior monarchy, which,
:. Z, f,;A. he made 10 the federal convention
oft7s7; aud this jiy6ieion has growtl INTO
. mn Gnce the puhlicatious OF tench
CO. which DR. Ru!b's Letter 10 irone'y
roIrobors,ss. As to uamitoa's oharacter
for honeay or morality, tie oooE nc pup
lined lsae can ago did him gfeat iJnry
n ,hsfs r-fpeas. But 10 return 90 his re-
,.snt psm,.Elet--,le two letters written by
b;,n iod.c freGdent, demsriiDg Of h'm The
,.rs.s.ls Q. fer1e exprefi2ns in regard h's
-.,.. 5ifv. w5ch he i5y' be was infqrmed
he. f,hs PreGjco,) ha. made, but without
psaiea ,h- Informant every ons agrees
,,st "a ,hefe le,t,rs Hamilton hos gone be
xou3 n az boucjs o! deceney and dccorum
Drel,dbsl sm,rr Gsn,ienen. Theie two
I.,.-r.. srd ,f- i,ogsed view WHICH ne takes
rr Mr. Al mas identification. together
with the orcfnofa7pr manner IN which he
obrrpa 4 hi, advice on the Pee6dedt, IN re-
card TO- BE toesi1res lie, { aam:ltrn) wi'hed
I, f,.- been pudncd, Il 70 feared have done
IT, .,al cadf mush injury The Tepao
ir.rs. v;tl, zoo much truth fear. attribute
T5snil.on's bitterness, 20 i.ia nos bying ap-
,..a,sd F.sl,paat genera og The deeeafe OF
{Vahiegtoni an appointment which woola
have hssn extremely unPo 2a!ar, evsn N thei-
Northern hates"
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pARTS. e.ntemhcr 81.

we have rsoslvSd from Corsefpordent
at Ssiais, iet;er. cased the zsd cot. a:airg
the following paticulars :--'. YeRsrdzy. =,
twelve IN the mcrniog, an Eqglio, fay of
truce hrooshs oycr TWO difpotches,sI.e co..
directed to the Siineer nr to,eiga a gaifs,.
and the olhtr 70 rhe Mrniaer &c Ass,iee.
rhey were "'its"'ly forwarded % Plus by
a Soa.ier extraordinary, Who ,s;ll, feash ,i,.e
ei.'y this evening. Nothing las vel ,saoG-
pfsd reipeetios 'he fukjets ofrhs oil. atch-
The Eogiia, cruizer, have again appesr-
ed 10 great uumbers oil lhe caalts OF HoI.
land. W.
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-, go SS %'1oH"e" y ospfm1er Is
ieiegrsPhic Bulletin. LINE OF S,raC-
burgh
General Moreau, commander in chief of ths
army OF the Rhine, 10 general Buona-.
PaTie, hrlt conful OF The pepublic
" Head quarters, September IL.
f" have concluded anew Armiifire. rbs
three places OF IngoItad,, Ulm and PhiIipf.
burgh, viii be given up 10 S days, and eva
a true copy. "cgA,,y~
The following 6ifpstehes were brougb. nv :,
eourisr eEtraordinssy. who arrived on The roorns
iug 81 the 24th
The senftali in ehitf, TO his royal hiehnsfs The
sfkeduSe John, eomnanding tbs A1arian ar,
ell 9. NynPheuhoprg, Sent,
General in chief,
have tliis infant received BY the Tsl-zraph
the an'wcr OF tfc government, to rhe difps.ehes
OF wrieh is courier was the bearer from, ~,
cannot communicate 10 70, in norr
m inner thu orders which il has trsnCin;,.3 >, 49,,
than by literally trsJfcrbiag them. ~ Almanac,
to me Commander m rhiefof the Auafisn arn,v
th@t inc emperor Teiuies to r.tify the preJ;r,;-
u OF peace, and thatyou complied 10 r.co-S-
nenee hoitilities You may, however conf, -,
an Armiii'es Tor month. il ia, enemy ;nlsu,iv
iuuendeF' 20 you places OF feeurity. M ,o ~
baoh Is Immediately 20 bc furniibed with r,Ir-
roFts' You ies, general, ttst the in,.n,ions rs
ne hris eoni1l s'e eonCPirnoiay msnif.lied :,
favour OF Peace the renewal Of hoaili,ie, Jesenss
ol Oh tne I@''healon o. The treaty Of pr-liniisa-
rics concluded with M Z. 81 Igbso sn5 r..
he THINKS J; his duty not 70 oxcof. him 10 ea5..
ieis diplomatic ditculions, without feeurj,;es To-
nc hDesiiiy oiour encniy's intentions. bsv.
charged the general Of brigade, Lahoi,es 20 pro-
eeed tothe advanced pofts Of the army trser 80
spninnsnd ioT the pufpafs Of req.iring Of gsu he
places Of ieeuriY for which new eopi.n,eares Inc.
ny as IN making The demand. Should the sro-
Pohnon' which BE hssto fHbniil 20 you Be reie4,
ed, hot,ies will be renewed after 70 .ri,orf1,s ~
9rSak OF day, (3d Complementary day, sept eo.1
sfg your roYa! higbaeis will receive the cur.
am, &c.
(Ssned) "Mos,As
DEss0Lbrp
Cen Of diyihOn, thief OF asasr
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y " NoprN6.
"DrssoLbrp.
Cen. Of diyihOn. thief OF asaf"

Noe romnratas'd by f5s bGis;qsy M fEy
ta'er'o, iot5s C',iss1s eSiztisg sIte IRA
PIE u MGrS, tgy ibs p0-pek ef esh5ssiisy
tie Fsa'voi oj ne Rtpatas.
The FIRE conia 20 The Public Fauaionaris,, fs
IRON the Departments,
Pieiimiparic- oi peace vsre fyred ?, pssis
on the ao'n OF July, betwsea Citizen aleyrsra
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s September az.

We knew aes wheshcr The B.i,ih Cehi.
mes val aeceps tie conditions which he
tFenli' GoVerSmers hzs vvjc!y prop5fad 10
IT. aud we douhs Whether il be proper 10
dsiire that Easoys from England aoald az.
hi Ut & CoUgyels. But 5stss the fo,n;.
dahle Poiitioa OF our amy, and rhe dep,ora-
bic tate IN which The Emperor ices his own
army, we houid be much daappointed. Il
the reiult ct the Copgrela was not fpecdv
Pacinca'lon between the French Requisite
and hls Imperial iisieay
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~ tSe.5n5ls5y Eevsa!ag's Max.

coNfINUATICN OF
Lateit Foreign Intelligence.
rByfbs Hmerlea fran Lgnaoa.l
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al take ms opportunity OF rriJ;ng 10
yor. sod informing you Of ne diiagrseabie
a.-tion Of yoA. brig, and her wandering
crew - ,S- 9th in9ant, in lst. 81, long.
o., We had th- misio;ssos nf faliise in with
che ERgiIih irgaJe Aoo-1 aa,Lv. ean,. I.o~-
re7, belonging 20 the aalifsx aa;ion, whicl,
took us. fent the brig to Halifax sud the
crew 10 this place, except ooc man. who is
ksP' 90 haasd OF the Frigate. We were
F!unaered ofeVsyy th.ug. ard ru,nsd on ihore
without mooeycr clothes. The fiuation of
capt. Tstc's v.G4l, BY whom this goes, 10
]uch, that ara afraid IF venture IN her,
c. bfisg i7ken agai-, 60 that intend 10 Try
my chance in the Frienafhip 70 ST., Mary,
from whence IhaiI Immediately proceed TO
Cha ieIioa, whsn aaa!l be able to give you
further i0forma,;ou."
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Nos-nhG z.

gx.~aa sfa A.ter ftcw ~ .eoad mate Of ,be
5,ig CJsrii md TEAR, Clpt. Tatb0m,
5fsayi4s 70 2 C. Her, Ej7. q ;bi' bart,
sgri3 r. 81. FRA dl'lt Asv9- Prsu'-
Eeaes. Q9oity "a.
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LONDON, Oaohsr r

Ere" ne Noaaeur Of Sspfsmbsr az.
ieiegr'Phic Builetio.--Line Of Stral.-
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Note.--The declaration Of The Swed;a,
captain gives an rhetorical recital Of the ,ran{-
action.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

he French in Egypt. Some there are inFran,e
who may perhaps not regret this event but it
vii he greatly efln;ed by all tie Soldiers Of
he Am ~ Egypt, as he was TX hu and ex-
reyitrced creral. His Suoctho- IS very d,f
ferent. Tins Expedition is, we believe, the only
ocCat1on, except the war in La Vs7afe on which
tire Ex. Baron, and rot a, he hes been called,
Tie Elk Marquis of MsNOU, ha> been employed
lie was one Of he fra promotes Of the French
Revolution, ard as tarly as the year 1888 Ia
;heRDe FGDdn Rembart. Itwar waste be carried
bored in bringing about at the famous Club in
on by intrigue, Menor would be calculated 10
iucceed in i. 1t was h. who commanded the
Couventionl troops at Paris, ihort time be-
fore the 9Th Vendemiaire, when, fu9pcfing that
the fe6tors would prove tie hronGeR be fec
reilly favoured them, and ty thai means LOFT
the command. Of all the Generals il Egypt,
he is, we may be convinced he l.aR capable
OF cordu6ng an army and hncs lie has de
termined not T. evacuate Egypt, We may, with
much more foundation now, than during abe
life time Ct K'e6er, hope 10 IeJake that couR-
try by main force. Div d,d as they are in
opinion, the Fren b will probably net oppof-
tuch vigorous reGltance as formerly; and there
IS reatcn 70 believe, that paIt of them will fee
thsmieveS WI pleaiure under the command
ot Solder Of lite caTacty, Of man who
has married the daughter of The Keeper of The
Bath OF ROleua, and who has If coniequence
ahumed The name Of Abdullah Bey. This
iycophan;ry my perhaps have ONE fnccels
with the Arab, but mutt dlpleafe even the
French Iham1eves.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
sAmBERC, AUG. II.

The Gazette Of this place gives the PreTmi
naries Of peace, which, according TO it, are
agreed upon between France and Auaria. If
it can be believed, this treaty which has been
concluded At Paris, contains thirty one articles.
According 70 this treaty, the AuRrian pofTer.
hons in Italy are 70 be extended as far as the
Ogho. There are TO be three Republics ef
tablilhed in ItaIy, the Chlpine, the Cnpadine
and The PedmOnteie, which may in the fequel,
# it is thought expedient, be united into one,
and vii then have he rank Of Power of the
hrIf clais. The French Republic will occupv
the 'er tory Of theft three republics for wear,
but ihall not leave IN them after that time more
than 10000 troops.
The king Of Sardinia fhall receive from the
new republics an annual penlion Of 100000 Ii
vres and the duke of Modena is 10 have the
Brilgaw to indemnify him for the loGes he vii.
iulfain. In three months the dehnitive peace
will be fgned between Auf}ia and France. In
the mean time the army Of general Mrlas vii
retire behind the Adl3e, and that Of gereTAi
Kray behind the Inn, and The mountains Of
Bohemia, Swi zerland, and the Grifons " |
have an Independent contribution Of their own.
The French are not t. remain more than 4
year in pofelion If thef- countries The En-.
Peror is to be he Med a'or Of peace between
france and the King Of Naples and the Pope.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
STRAsSURGH, AUG. 10.

By my letter Of yeRcrday, announced to you
the arrival q Duroc and Moreau. The latter,
came dlre6tly from Nymphenburgh near Mu
nich. He lad not expected, as was faid, the ar
rival of Duioc BY a angular chance, Duroc
arrived here TWO hours after Moreau, anL left a
letter for The latter.
Duroc has only been at the Headquarters Of
Field Marihal Lieutenant General Kray. Its
fad that The AuRrian General did not with to
1utter h'm TO proceed to Vienna. A courier h al
already fix days before, carried to that place the
OHHTat0m OF our government Some DAYS after
his arrival, count Lehrbach came to fee him.
They had long converfAtion, and at LAT fepa.
rated. We are atfoiutely ignorant if they came
to any understanding, or if the Auarian Cabinet
oPPofes new difficulties to the concIuiion Of a
Peace, as many people fecm t. believe.
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BIZ the Mail.
RICHMOND, (rIRc.) SEPT. 6.
4 MOST RORRID MURDER.

Mifs Elvey Cartwright, Of Henrico county,
a young lady Of respectable family and fortune,
not more than IS years Of age, was on Friday
evening, the I7th int. murdered, and thrown
under botIc ms bridge. Her body was found
on Sunday III. I4h. manged in a moR flock
ing manner. The particulars, as far as we
have learned, are as follows :-Mil, Cartwright
had besn at her filters, the wife Of Mr. John
Garter, who lives at FrayErs CID tavern, ma
king two new drefes, and fet out from Mr..
Carriers about funfet, 70 90 to her aunt's, Mrs.
Whitlock which was not more than mile
di0ant, and aInloR in Gght; lhe took with her
the two drehes, but when the body was found
The clothing w4sg gone. Il is fuPpofed thar he
was murdered & robbed by black man, who
was met BY gentleman very near the place,
with bundle al his back, not more than half
an hour after ;his unfortunate young woman
left her filters. We hope that the perpetrs
tor Of the horrid crime will BE- brought &c iur
tce, rs every exertion is making in order 10 a
difcovery.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

On Wednefday laa, new Epjopal Church
was ooriecra'ed in this town by the Right Rev.
BilhoP Bass, adiAed 81 the Clergy Of his Do
oete, by The Name OF s.. PauPs Church. The
ceremonies were dgniiei, folemn, ana imprel-
five, and Afforded high fttisfaGtion to large
and very reiPctta 1le aud ence. We cannol1ef
train our mot frcere congratulations to our
friends Q! the EpifcoPal profeGian ont he com
pie ion OF as reat ard commodious a houfe for
public worihiP, as perhaps he United States At
preGe0t furnifl
On Thuriday the Raw Tbcod5rs Deyone, A.
N. Reftor Of Trinity Church Newport, was al
mi'ed 70 the Order Of Pri,R by the Right Rev.
Bifhop Bass.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

The different afemblies, appointed 10 re ec
tablhh She ancient form of Government. are
already in full activity.
Prince Czartornfzi, EmbaE4dor Of RutIia.
TO the King Of Sardinia, arrived here on Wed
nelday laf,
The Gazette Of Naples announces, that on
The 72d OF June, he allied forces which are
behegng Malta, threw fome B mbs into the
town. We hope, fays the JournaliH, that il
viii Dc loon taken, as prePasuons are making
for aEAultiDg it.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

"WHlI4E COnvulIous, war, ana revolutions
fill prevail in Europe, win hre4ten further
deranIement of their ancient iyt-us of civil
government, and Pol ical elaJifho emf a.
and when internal agitdtiOn5 are appearing
within theie United Safes, which may endan
ger our nation al quiet harmony, and order -
| kn2w no better cOU r. for this State 10 purlue
than to adhere deadly to her ioag uieI aabi.
ltY OF religious moral and political virtues, anS
TO attend clutiouAy to Ter ancient h bits F
internal order to her quiet fubrilion to a.
tablth-d regulations, and Tranquil obiervance
OF her Preisnt intitltOns Of mora and civil
administration. In this cou Re lhe NAV bea
u0lt.vc he general iate.eds If NE Union,
contribute 70 her own P,ace, bappinels, and
Ta' qnhlty aGd conf IT, e. heiElf that rep
utauon tor PolItiCai wiGdom and prudence,
which The has hithe to 70 honorally obt4in.d
among her tifer States -Fo, A hough ulsf1l
dilcoveries and inRrudive II 70 nations are pot
70 be rejected without couiidcrat On, yet ths
halty adoption and purlut If every novel idea
OF improvement, which may be dropped from 4
the mouths or the pens of artent politicians. Or 4
tAnoltul modern Philosophers, is certainly end.
ing 70 the her extreme The true point
wlIdom Will lead Us to examire with miuut:
caution, and 10 adopt with critical dif, rimnl
ton, Any projected innovations in our eRabIhei
forms and regulations. AT all times tits da
IS important, but more Especially will Re found
70 Be uIefully Pra6iled in times Of plIial
tu bulenee and agitation. Turbulence adj
iatticE will lie and are The blce OF all ir;aa
Governments Thoy form, perhaps. that bida1s
ingredient which y calculated 10 Pro, deac4
70 dih with alloy, thai great fource Of huml1 4
iellcry and thereby 70 prcvent lis proVirae
I'll more PeTncI0us, by Intoxicating our faca1h
YES, and oorruFting our heats. Hence, vs.
'ance andenergy are urged on The virtuous "a
the good And | confidently ttuR. that whsni M
ever danger 10 us th4l become imm N nj, Pr0a s
ldence will roul: that vigilance, ere,ey IA
ta'eat among The vntuous Importers OF ca
f'ee and happy Government which will be ~
ceiidiy for the occdCOn ;-ruch as will BE- lI1 Y.
abe 70 the Accomplishment of he Divine pga \,
pole, and the Ha5Ilhment Of our nauo1a ~
h@PPlneis and political PROPERTY. TO tt I.
end may widom aad prudence be he fi5il1. N
q our times Under the influence III III
virtues, anu Praaiting DOR duty Agreeable VI
'nelr uitta ., although in the m;dR Of Polu1 "A
troubles, We may iaiely rely o. AL wife and N
powerful Providen,e Tor its direction and aA1 N
ance. Our fathers ihus uuQed ii Cod 4hD
often in their times IF di1reis. did they Ell N
renee Divine interPoti5icn. Like them I'll NJ
ing and a9ing We may confidently hope, III N
ike them, We may be brought Of. IF eur III !.
bles, by way which our wir ON had 4 I'M
known, and may be led ii paths which Ii,
prudence had not d.lcoyered whence F1M
may T le out Of darkness, au4 Z. ook5I lbid6 In
made Rrai8ht."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

Ply Capt. Atkins, Of the brig John, rwhof.
df4Rrous ftuation !. hated under Ship News,
we have learned th K II the time he lett Lilbon,
on the 10th OF Aug. ~ anf~er had then been
given BY the Court Of Portugal 70 the demands
Of Buonaparte, tina; ga. exertiOns were max
ing TO put the kingdom il R4te of defence,
that packet failed every day or two fer Eng
land, and that few days before he failed, a
FINAL cavalry (atout AGO. had arrived from
England Capr. a. met with TO Bririlh Or
French veGels of war, or Privateer, from the
time he left Lilbon ill he INST with the dread
ful accident before (aed.-Markets were pref.
~ good az Lilbon when Capt. A. left it.
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THE ENTO7TS SUBJECT

Various accounts have been circulated, Of
di2atohes having been received from our com.
mliloners in France They have as yet prov
ed iufory. is now f4id, that vefel il e
days from London, which ha, arrived Al Nor.
folk his brought iome. If this /, true, thew
cannot be of later date than The It Augua.
Acartel left Guadalupe u DAYS ago, for
St. Kits, fAys Norfolk paper Of Sept. 90.
having on board all the Americans in prilon at
BaGateIre.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

i appears that General CAguEL, has arrived
iaft at Richmond, and i is thought he will be er-
eIfsd to Ration fomgwhat b,gb.r than the one he
has hitherto held; but this unambt,ous patriot
isetn0 rather anxious to wave the matter # polibe
After an Involuntary, and we rather JIjbed dia-
Ereeabe interview with the Governor, his Excel
iency was eicOlted 10 tbs PeDetentiary, where he
is way for f4,tber orders. Notwithstanding the
grtat anxiety exhibited for his E1tcty the General is
taid 60 have manfrfed the utrof compo(ure; and
with The true P1it Of h7rofm feems willing 50 re-
hg7 his high office and even his rfe, rather than
crafty the 25FeIoJ enquiries ofthe Governor which
may eudan6er the neCks Of his dark facilities.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
BERLIN, AUG. @.

N. KAIrTscHFrr, formerly Mrilcr from
Peteribu gh to Vienna, is e qit a. r,ou a.
po(ibe tie baths Of Carload, and to 90 and
pats 1ome months az Berlin. Il is nor thought
that he has produced the fmalleti accommoda
ton between hi, Cour: and dat Of Vienna
Count CObeDze. i. alto 70 fet Of foon from
Car lbAd.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

try. Wher The Er2l1 amy attempted to en-
camp on its b~r5er, 1pp,o ordered vaG
breach TO BE- made. and tb,Ieb7 laid lie vi 8 Z
valley u der waite. Tie bresch HIS be n.
PARED, but a comfortable time mui Iaple b
fore The foil can Be iutBcieutly drained Tor tbs
Purpoies OF cultivation.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
GALEATIN 4

On the 18th Of February 79t, Gallaiin con
traded with he Government Of Pennfylvania
10 deliver f arms to The value Of 5000 dolls
and on the IR,received Goo 10 advance and
10 report Of any arms yet delivered has met
the public eye.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

a letter received this morning By the Edit
or from gentleman Conformation in Burliog
ton county, IN ] fIys The efforts # Jtoo-
b MIN will be fru0rAted-Our accounts f on
every part Of the State are encouraging. | am
Of opinion that our Legislature VII be moFe
federal than lat r."-Ldu5 De-.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
PARlS AUG "a

The town Of Rat'lbon has P4i1its Contrihu
ton, and Immediately its hoHag:s were fet al
liberty.
It is fAid, that the objea Of tie Journey Of
the King ct Swedent to Hamburgh was to eff
feduate Loan,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
NAHAL AFFAIRS.

TIE EGex f.ig4tc Of 81 gune, Capt. Prebe,
from he India Teas may be eZPeaed here 10 ali
November.
The Herald. Of l8 gun. Capt Rufell, is Gar
ly exPeded.-The Adams. Of 81 guns, Cap.
Robinfon and The New York Of ~ guns, capt
Morris, are ready for lea at ~ York.