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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

Loadoa, June z4fs
A German gazette aGtrts, thar the EnPsl
has preremPtorily demanded to have theio,s'
Britifh troops il the Mediterranean PlAeso
der Gen. Melas.
The new Birth MiniRer remained a. I ~
burg 8 months, without b.ing admIIteo -
audience with the Emperor Of Ruiha. he' !"
the former miniaer, has been called honl',c o.,
BonaParte has required the Helveu@n III
ernment to ALL 10 conquering peace fd
wave for the prelent theT 5IPuSe' about : =
of Government.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
Coafanfi1stL, Big !.

We have hopes that negotiations will TO-
be refOned between Cen. Kreber and ?
Grand Vizier, who is Till at G va, occuP'
in organizing The wreck Of bis army The y
glilh tate that their Government is fendInS
great number Of troops into the M:diterransh
They offer to cooperate with great part
their troops in faPPoriog the entry Of the graz
Vizier into Egypt. We dfrna their zeal, y
woull aher take the word of the French
evacuate their conquea quietly.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

at Vogiiera, On Bis march from Geno, =,
had defeated him with the lois Of 6ooo n-; ~
ers, and 1000 killed or wounded. Gen ~,
intention is flid to have been to endeayor-
open the commute alton with Placeatia Z. /"
Melss, in contequence Of gen. OTIS defes, !
fad to have evacuated Turin, and to hav. i
centrated his forces at Alexandra. Two l.,,.
from general Defoles contain an account VI i !
operations of the army Of the Rhine I'd tot
z4th. In the frlf letter he Gates, that The u
wing of the army had been attacked b. >.
Kray, but that the latter had been repu.5
with the lofs of zoeo priloners and piece, 4
cannon. For the fubfequent operations ofM.
rean's army, we refer to the official letters
1t is faid the Batavian government have Al
vices, that Klebsr has obtained new advant,p.
in Egypt.
The Britih mniRer has been recalled 6s,
Rufia.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
Articles on Various Subjects.
PARIS, TUNE ID.

FANS, JUNE n
The Confuls yeRerday received intelligence
from Bonaparte. He acquainted them that
all the operations Of the army are fnccelsful
and that he hopes to return to Paris at tho end
of the month.
June IS. "A letter from Nice Of the 9Th, an
.nounces the arrival of MaGena, and his pro
ceeding to join the army at Port M4urre.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
Pm. c.nakE., of sac. b p. caalaL.

PM C,g4tEzy Of SlIis, % he Cosfah.
Nilan-Jlne TO-
The FRI CJnful writes to N. 10 day from
Bron ne following Letter;
We had yeaerdly very brilliant af.ir
without eza ggs ration the enemy had 500 men
HE'D. and twice as many wounded. We have
r.a 4e 1920 prifoners, and taken five pieces OF
cannon. It's ;he corps Of Lieut.. G-n- OFT,
which came from Genoa hy forces marches /;
he vith-d 10 open a communication with Plai
ance.
AS have NOT time to difpatch mef.n
GER 10 Paris, reqneR you will fend this news
10 tile 9 1riuls by 4 courier ext anrdinaTy.
. The army continues It's march for Torto-
IL ana Alex ,ndria.
Tn. diviIion Of the army Of The Rhine is
entirely arrived +; part Of il is already beyond
the POI Health and Teped.
(SignedJ PETIEi.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
SECOND BULLETIN.

Same date.
"The army has been victorious at Marriage.
This battle has decided the fate Of Italy, and
announces Peace.
:" We wait for an anfwer from Vienna. The
armies will refume holtlties within ten days,
if the anfwer be NOT favorable.
Gen. Dedaix is wounded in the head"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
TELECRAPRIc BULLETIN.

z 1FF4j JI1s q
"The fra Conful has obtained a complete
victory on the z9th Prairial June 1s) Eight
thoufand Aufrans and forty pieces OF cannon,
are taken by the French Army. Six thoufand
dead, belonging 70 the vanquilhed, remain on
the field Of battle.
"The enemy capitulates for the reRoration of
Genoa, and the fortreH;s Of Italy aud LOmbzr-
dy."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
LONDON. tune "a.

This morning we received, by Express, Par
is Journals to the zzd inf. The intelligence
they contain, is mott important and momen
tous.
The operations Of the French Army Of
Relerve, exhibit an uninterrupted ferries of vi6to-
res, and from the following Bulletins it appears
that the campaign 10 Italy is already termina-
ted, by the total defeat Of Auarian Ar
my -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05

tracts ?-To charge the government not only
with breach Of faith, but in the next breath with
the corruption Of influence and patronage this
is no triAe. What contracts Are they iome
OF the old army notes or continental paper
money ?-You mutt be explicit, FIR
But it is amuling to fee how daring ignorance
is behind curtain. The criterion aaerts that
g the iubje9s Of England can appeal from their
[" Legislative to their judicial department." In
the hrtt place there was no need of making this
companion odious, becauie England is a free
nation-but the aaertion is falfe. There is no
inAance whatever wherein the doings Of the
legilature in England may be controlled by the
judges but fuch wherein the judiciary Of the
United States have parallel and coextenhve
iur tuttion. But in neither country can they
iufain a fuit to compel the nation; nor is there
a country on the face OF The earth where this is
done. Then what libelloGs, impudent fellow
this NUT be to put in requiition luch quantity
OF bold ausrton without even blulh, or by
your leave
Padiug over his MARBLES and nine tipr," and
other things Of equal argument and dignity, we
ihall only quote another PaGage principally for
the fake Of the deceney and modefy Of it
{" Could Congrels, with our prefant mo4gycl
:" character iupport a feven years war which
I" might call for twenty or thirty millions more
than all the revenue <" What mongrel char.
a6fer Surely this man longs for monarchy,
de1potfm, and the : grarJsJ and nius 5i,is'' 81
this world. Not even the government ihall be
free, and even that which tnall govern it. mutt
afterwards be fubje9ed TO a third. Let Us wait
and fee No. 2. Upon the whole for the preient,
we rather think II = n crifs'' when finch WRITERS
can pats with IMMUNITY, than that their per.
tormances are any g criterion" Of the times.
AMERICA.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
[Vo1UME IIl1
Ornaments Of the Frigate PREslDENr.
La-ae5si a Ns4oyoy4, a. he Iot5 al.

La-ne5st q Ns7Qyoy4 81 Ne Iof5 M.
Krad-Tbe BUST of our late PreGdene
WAsHINcToN, Imported BY two Fsaas Eqgusy,
TRUrH and JUsrIcF, llauding On Rack, AZ
Emblem Of SlrsDg b. an OAK growing our of
the fertile part thereof, rep efentng the freneth
and fertility ct Genus the righL hand of TaE
TIE Importing the BgR in tbs iefta Ifelalior.
on which are ytS Scales. Balanced; fhe wgsashs
Led with Laurel, the Emblem Of Fl7oTg /; The
the Figure If 7rat5, holding in her right hand
The H4i'vor oil PsEdence, and the left reairg on
he Faffes the Emblem Of Union on har head
IPTSGt6 g! TAIN, IN Emblem cf Hf,fas; both
Figures Clo4thed in light flowing Drapery.--
AT the back ofth- BUT the Raada1a Of 1,asrire.
rtPreienLing him as Commander ii Chef of
Ihe Army and Navy Of the UDited States III
the Trail Boards the .4s7srieag Earle, one Claw
re3lng on the American Schutcheon, wi h the
other darling Thunder and Lightenmg az the
Htasa The Emblem Of AnGrcty and Condition.
Stsr7.-In the centre If the Ta6raa The Figure
of AMERcIA, tie right arm refing on the Bafe
70 a 11aEnmsAf an three B9ots reprefenting the
three Branches Of Government in the right
hand q pen, 70 recorl The Heroic Actions of her
Sons ID her left, the CoaGYuteu Of the Uaited
States al her feet the .fzsricau F4ce5 sre4.
Imported by The Standards of The Army and
Navy on her right the Figure of Wilton,
and the lcft the Figure Of Sreng,h, bo,h inclin-
e. and locking to the centre in The right hand
Of ARJl!2n. Spar, The lef. retlng againa the
Peri, and he BVa Of Vigilance At her feet; The
'ett band of Strength reltng on a HercuIian
Club tn iighr Teelng aganf the Port, as
the Grand Importers Of America. Ii the quar-
ter pieces Liberty and Uaio1, fupporting The
gene.al deGgu ~ the EtGs Of Republican
G@yarnment-The Figure Of Li5vty "a the
Sta board quarter, aud U'aiaa on The Larboard
both Figures inelnng to the centre in the
right hand Of LIerty The Staff and Cap. 10 the
!! left, the Right Of Ma1; the Figure Of Uoiqs Or
Concord, the right hand reainy On the Emblem
Of Union, and il The left tie OEve Branch of
Peace.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
NASHVILLE (Tean.Eel MACE Is.

This morning duel took place between two
respectable Young gentlemen: of This town. Ii
IS with forrow We inform cur readers, that one
Of them fell--his opponents ball plting i'm
mediately through lis head. "A reciprocal aud
friendly farewell took place fhort yine before
the diicharge Of their Piaols. They behaved
with frmnef--and have lett a p7e-edena for
raturely weighing the cauf-s and conf7quences
of q1arrels TO the end that fo1isty may not be
deprived OF its ornaments 5y Precipitateiy taxing
% an ungrounl-d P.incipI- of honor.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS ARTIczES.

In BzADY's hiaory there IS particular &C.
couot Of the pay of Edward he thirds army,
in the twentieth year Of has reign. The Black
Princes pay was 20 Billings per Gay: the fun
total for which an army aud h-et OF 81 aga
men was to be paid and fa5iRed for tixtesa
months, il Il, 7zol. Is Cd, - fun which wodld
not laa modern A.eE an1 army the fame
arsngth fv' day.. Eng Mgg]
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
PLE4.


the following
The above named defendant (protedi0g
agaioR the lndnuation and contributions in the
laid indictment alledged a5Aine hinl pleads
r5t Guihy-and Of this be puts himlelf upon his
country, and will give tie following facts in
evicence On the trial, III Publication cf the fJp-
polei libel, Rated ia The aloreEaii ind ctm mt.
It, Mr.. ADAMS, either by hiadeH Or by the
officers Of fate 46tiag under his authority, has
given the public to underHand that he would
beaow no Office but On peEtons who conformed
to his political opinions.
I'd. Mr. ADAMS has declared, that repub.
hcan governments may mean any thing.
81. Mr.. ADAMS did fan6tion the alien law,
and thereby the aboi,ion-of the trial by jury,
in the cafes thar fall under that law.
4th Mr.. ADAMS did EnetOo the fedition
law, and thereby entrencaed his pb,ic character
behind The legal proviions Of thAJlaw
5th. Under the aulpices Of Mr.. ADAMS the
exPence Of a permanent navy IS iaddlei on The
people
9th Under the aufpices of Mr.. ADAMS, we
are threatened with the e1iRance Of a BANDING
army.
9TH The government of The United States
has borrowed money at per ceot IN time of
peace.
Srh. The unneceGAry violence Of official ex.
prellious ufed by Mr., Adams, AMI thnfe in au-
thority under him, and his adherants, might
jufly have provoked war.
9th. Political acrimony has been follered By
thoe who call themielves his friendly adher-
ants.
10th. Mr.. Hnmphries after being convicted
7f an aGaolr AMI battery on Benjamin Franklin
3a2h=, the priater Of the Aurora, merely from
political motives, was, before lis isntence was
expired, promogei b Mr. Adams, q pubic
office, viz. to carry dlPtgches ID France.
nth. Mr.. Adams did projeH and put in
execution, ernballes 70 Prlaia, RulIiA, 4nd tlls
Sublime Porte
rzth Mr. Adams - Tie CATS oG Joaathau
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05

IN anfver to the Indiament If THOMAS
COOPER, for libel on the Preident, he filed
the following
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25
lVorUME mi

gf6e people. They rail at taxes, to induce The
PeoPle to believe, that If they had the manage
ment of Governments, there hculd be no taxes.
Butsis 4 Governments to be carried on without
taxes VIII DIR. Jeffeerfon, with ali bis moder-
alton, and pairotifrn. be able to devife 4 fchene
toluppcrt our Government, and pay our deb,s.
without revtnue I? Il i abfnrd q fnppcfe II.
When The Democrats pronile this, Jet every
man remember il is talfe pretence, and
only calculated to deceive The tcobIe.
The Democrats tax much OF uniting parties.
and OF accommodation and preread thar Mr..
Jeferf n's moderation VIII accomplish his def
rable end. This goes on the idea that there Is
fomething wrong on beth flies, which ought to
be given up. Let me enquire If any man ever
knew an inllance, in which the JAco5in party
ever gave up a bair'5 bredfb Of their Ground /; 4
vedture to aGert, no flch inlsnce ever happen.
Cd. The fact already mentioned, viz. that they
hare forever qapolsd, and never Pre62led, meat,
ures, Is proof Of my afertion. BeGdes, it
the Federaiits are to give up, is it not giving up
ftgbf reaiare5, TO obtain zVroEg. What is to Be
gained ?The Democrats have done nothing but
oPpoie. We.can then gain nothing but oppo.
htion. The t,uh Is, the idea az accommoda-
non with them, is 70 make bargain az on one
Eas. We truG Federalilm is jtf, that IFS r1eaf-
n'es are right the Government has hitherto
ltood Upon them, and The country aourHhes IN
der their influence Mixing with Tacobiniifn. IS
Ike tcattering potion INFO NE ailments Of life.
The whole MATS becomes impure, and If fwal.
loved proves the certain cAuie or dea udion
and death.
The main fabjea ofthe propoGion viii bs
purified ID my next,
BURLEIGH.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

The following extTad is from an elegant NOR
al writer. 1t may be a matteT of curioiity, to
compare it with the dHajtmeot we frequently
md at our poliaical corners
9 To be a cOmpetant Judge, either Of pelit-
ical meafures or events, it is hecefary to pohe(s
an enlightened understanding, and the liberal
iPiris Of philoiophy it is neceGAry 70 have
read hiaory, and to have formed right ideas Of
the nature of man and of civil lociety. But, |
know not how il happens, the mott Ignorant and
Pa9oaate are apt to be the moA Deceive in de-
llvering their fentiments on the very compiled.
ted fubjeets of political controversy. A man,
whoae education never extended beyond writing
and the four rules. will determine at once, and
with the mott authoritative air, flch qucaons
As would perplex the wilelt Rayefmen, adorned
With all human learning, and aAifed by the
experience and advice Of the mott cultivated
perions in the nation. If he happens to have
itrength Of lungs and Of limbs, he will feel
oimielf qualified to expatiate on the propriety
and nature Of any pnplic tranf4aion, or fyacr
OF government and think that he has right
10 give law to the neighborhood in political
conyeriation- Ills ideas are confined TO narrow
limits and as bis patriotfm is for the NOT
part lis, 70 BIS fuPport Of any public men or
meaiures is in lome refpe5ts fjrirfrreR II
NUT be 70 /: FOR nan, Whole mind is not en-
largsd and cultivated, canoot entertain inch a
liberal fylem Of opinions as thCfc IF real pat.
r.osfra.'' Kaex.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25
APPLlCAToRY QUOTATIONS.
TIE PEOPLEy

THE PEOPLEl
Z Tickle as zephyr, is peoples favor
Wild their applaufes and frantic is tn If CENTRE
Ere you can fay il is behold, il is not"
EARL1- MORNING.
IT'S fweet 70 breathe at this neglected hour
7 he mounts pure air to trace the landscape Wild.
Soothing il IS AMI calm the fcatter'd Coz.
sprInEiiag the vaIlies round, NOT gaily look,
ARd feem as never anguilh pals'd them near:
The very trees wave concord; and invite
TO MEDITATION, whilt ten thoufand birds
Pay their ben homage to the Deity"
FASHION
Faihion in sV'ry thing hears fov'reign fway,
And words and periwigs have both their day;
Zach have their PurIieus too are ruodiGh each,
In Gated diltriGts, wigs as well as fPeech''
GLOR7-
Glory is like circle in the water
Which never ceateth to enlarge itfeH,
Til BY broad fpreadng i dhpsrfe 70 nought F"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

The only appell2tlon by which BonzParle Is
now mentioned at Paris, is the CorGcan, and
many peIions afed to pronounce this term with
contempt. The circumstances TOO of his birth
and education are eagerly ranlaeked, ia order
to furniih materials Of detra6ion. ALady,
wilhing one day TO mortity Madam Bonaparte
upon this llbiea, aiked whether fhe was fully
acquainted with Bonaparte's origin. 81 know
as all Europe does, (replied Madam Bonaparte
with placed fmile. that he is the ION Of Mars
and of T Fortune"
Gen. Bernadotte, who commands the French
army in the Weaern Provinces, is married to
Lady Of whom Buonaparte was once enam-
CURED, and would have married, but her father
refufed his content. Jofeph BuonaParte IS
married to her eldei iiter.--It thus appears
that Buonaparte though iucceisful in war, has
yet been GRATED in love.
We undeTRand that it was the intention Of
Gen. Baird to fend home by the Company's
hip the Princefs Charlotte, which is expected to
arrive from the Eat Indies, fome original rep.
Tefentations Of life from the Mahometan and
Hindoo pencil. Thefc were the chief decorl-
tons of the late Tippoo Sullann's Palace, and
exhibit it is fAid, very Grong likenefes Of the
family linee the ufurparion The old Hindoo
approximations are obtained fome Of which,
it is confidently aGerted, have been completed
70 long ago as the year 1907. The belt pre-
du6tion is Brimin al bis drvo;ions juit after
leaving the tank. Thafe however (for they are
universally fuppofed to be productions Of the
natives Of Aha, are preferved more Oh account
Of their antiquity. and ineular Ryle, than for
any merit in point Of execution. The coRume
{, in general eiof.ly adhered TO- bur the
lines Of feature, in alnolt every nF 'nce. are
urnatur5l. LsaS5u paper.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

lPoy:ifaS, AgggF la.-This DAY arrived f1ov Lion,
Capt RoseRr tLsLgY, after Aiot pafage from
Newyark. Captain III VI Brought papers of that
city If Monday iaf which conyHn ~ following
late news, received there by arrival from Liv-
eTPool, with London dates 10 the sth u oily
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

'01E Q" FOs'c' I0Fn fnghf teat could then hard
y have anticipated that in the addition to the
'eDPelluous fea Of jacobinifm, that great and
good man would 70 foon have to encounter the
hurricanes of quondsm fcderalfm, which
now
Wheel throughthe air in circlnG eddies play,
Tear UP the iands and fweep whole plain. away
On the fubjea Of the termination of the laa
century much ink has been flied in Europe as
well as IN America. On this, as on many
other matters of equal indifference, writers IF
variant opinions have offered their feveral fen
tlments- In defence of its cloGng at the expi
ration OF the year eighteen hundred, that pro
ihf prince Of plays, Kotzebue, has pnbli(hed
theatrical entertainment, called he Neqy Csa.
try
The Britiih Government have appointed
Commilioners to determine the claims of refu-
gees from 81. Domingo.
Capt. Mofes Adams, Of the American Ship
Providence, of Providence, Lette. of Maroue,
mounting "a guns, has entered formal pro.
tef againt the Commander Of a Britifh "a
called the Monitaur, Capt. Louis, and others,
in which il IS complained. That. on the zAth
day Of Feb. laR, while lying in the road Of
Leghorn, two Of his men beng on fhore were
impTeled and fent on board the Moniaur that
Capt L. fert bis boat on board the Providence.
and demanded two other feamen, claiming
them as Enghihmen, which Capt Adams
agreed 10 deliver up on being reimbursed the
wages he had paid them thrt Capt. "A. then
demanded the two iSamen which had been I'm,
Preded On thore, which Capt. l. promiled 10
comply within this lage of the butinefs, an
officer informed Capt. l. that one of his men
was diicoVered to be in the boat belonging to
Capt "A. which feamen was put in the boat by
The crew Of the Monitaur, as apreiext for their
fubicqnsnt malicious conduit, as Cap. "A. YER
lily belle es) -Capt, Louis thereupon ordered
The boats crew oon6ded IN Irons, without any
enquiry into the truth, Of the charge, detained
Capt. A. on board the Monitauf agaiulf his
copfent. Capt l.. then fent nine Of his boars
armed, on board the 'Provideuc, and forcibly
took out If her the iccond Lieut.. and thirty
four leamen and from fuch of them as were
Americans took their projections that after
Capt A. had received from Capt. L TIE moR
iuiultng language, he was ordered on board his
ihp and the next morning the I'd Lieut. and
four Others were returned, OBTAINING the reR,
and taking from on board The Providence The
Carpenters Chef and tools, eloarhing belong
ing to The feamen, with fifteen Hammocks Be.
longing 70 the hip--when the Mouitaur got
under weigh and went to fea. Names Of the
perfons imprefcd:
George Sands, I'd lieut.. VIM Hilton, 4th do
John Powers, Daniel O'Neale, Dennis Lyon,
John Nicholas, Lewis Goodwin, cooper, Ed
ward Jones, boatfwain's mate, Robert Ander-
fon, John Wright VIM. Ripley. Thomas Rob
crts, John Hannfee, Hercules Whitney. Ran
del Holden, Bafet BradIee, Fitzgerald Norris,
Thomas Smiih--the foregoing are Ameri-
cans-befldes 4 Englihmen, 5 Danes, and a
Plufian.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25
EPTGR1M.

Midas, they fay, pofcfsd the art OF old
gftaraiag whatioe'er be touchd 70 geH
ms icheme the Jzcobnl reverie with cafe,
Touch them zO& goI they turn 70 -Dbat yoa Psss.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

Mr.. Buctky EmeJ6z, of Bangor, is aPpointe
a Jultice of Peace for the county of HaHrset
"a gentleman whole abilities, integrity, AM
feIerzlilm, highly entitled him to that Office.