Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20
The LatsR Foreign Ne7Os,

rs by the arrival of the Liverpool packet al
/ Network by which it appears. That
Suwarrow has Attended with $4,000 Ruliiani
to the Lake of CONTAIN e, and by circuitou.
march has reached Lindau, where he JONES
Cen. Korfakow their united force was 10000
fome OF the journals iuppofc it to be the inten
lion of Suwarrow TO penetrate into Switzerland
from. the Rhiuta4, while the Archdnke crohe.
the Rhine at SchaiFh tufen /; but it is conje6tur
ed by others, that the Object was to iecure q
nrong petition during the feafon when active
operations cannot be carried on; the Neapoltau
army entered Rome the goth Sept. and were
received by the people with every manifestation
of Joy; in their excelS they cut down the tree.
of liberty, and detroyed the republican arms
the Cardinals will hold oonclave at Rome
inRead of Venice, to elect Pope.
Buonaparte did not communicate his inten
ton to leave Egypt to any one but Genera
Bertheir He gave orders to vice-admnal Can
teaume to prepare four ve6els, without aPprif
ing him for what purpofe. This being done
he addreaed fealed billet to each of lhole whom
he wlhed to bring away with him, with orders
not 20 open il, until luch day, at a certain hou
at certain place on the iea ihore. The 23s
of Auguf was the day appointed, when al
thofe who received the billet repaired to the ap
poin ed place, at the appointed time, opened
the billel, and read the orders for embarking
They did not lofc a moment, but Left all then
EFF Cts behind, and their horf-s on the ihore
weighed anchor and fef fail, but contrary wind
detained them az Aboukir until the z5th.-
Buonaparie left packet behind him addrehec
70 General Kleber, with orders that It ihoud
not be opened uatl z+ hours after his depart
ure. 1t contained his nomination for the com
! mand of he army in Egypt in his abienee, ans
for conferring The command in Upper Egypt
on Gen. DeaAlx.
A Paris Paragraph Of O6ober 8, Jays it is
| reported Buonaparte is to recover Italy, anc
| march to Vienna and again, that he is to pro
coed to Berlin to conclude peace.
Stocks have fallen 10 England. One cauf
| gmJs3 At, is that a private article in the Duke
Of York's convention, aipulates for the paymen
of 1000, oool. as a compensation for the Dutch
fleet. Many other eaules are reported.
The fgning of the Convention was celebrat
ed IT the Hague Government has ordered it.
anniversary to be obferved as feltival.
In letter from the Duke of York to Mr.
Dundas, dated head quarters, Schragenbrag
OF 20, isi1clofed the following armilic,
which was concluded on between bis roya
| highnefs and the French General Bruno.
se.5 ARMISTIcE.
! Art, From the date of this Convention al
/ hoailities ihall ceaf. between the two armies.
4. Tbs line of Demarkaton between the fax
armies, hal be the line OF their reip.Stive out
! pets as they now exit
! g. The continuation OF all works offsnGvt
and defenGve ihall be iuipended on both lides
and no new ones fhdll be undertaken.
a. The mounted batteries taken pof-flidn o
at the Helder, or at other petitions. within III,
line, now occupied by the combined Engliil
| and Rufliln army lhall be reiored in the fiat
in which they were taken, or (in cafe of i'm
| provement) in their preient tate, and all ths
Dutch artillery taken therein ihall be prelerved
| 5. The combined Englilh and Runian arm,
| lhal embark as ICON as polliblc and ihall evac
uate the territory, coat, lflands, and interna
| Navigation of the Dutch Republic, by he goth
of Nogember, 1899. without committing an,
devaaaisn, by foundations, cutting the Dykes
or oher ways njuring the fourocs of Naviga
tom
| 6. Any fhip of war or other vefels which
may arrive with renforcements for the combi
ned Britih and Ruiian army, fhsll not lane
the fame, and fall be fent away as foon a
poiIible.
?. General Bruno fhall b. at liberty to fene
an Officer within the lines of the Zuyp and tt
the Helder, to report to him the dale of til,
batteries and the progrefs Of the embarkation.-
His Royal Highneis the Duke of York final
be equally at liberty to fend an officer within
the French and Batavian lines, to fatsfy himiel
that no new works are carried on on their fide
An officer of rank and ditintfion fhall be fen
from each army respectively, to guarantee th'
execution of this convention.
| s. Eight thoufand prifoners of war. French
and Batavan, taken before the preient cam
paign, and now detained in England, 1hall b.