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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
Miniature PAINTING.

THE fubfcriber respectfully informs
Il the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Portland and It's
rtighborhood that he practices painting in Miniature,
and has taken al Mrs DAVlSs Free-freet.
and fstters himelf he 1all be able to give atisfaon
TO thoie who may honour him vita their commander
the line Of bis protection
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
N. HANCOCK.

Mr.. H. propofes to teach young La
dies and Gentlemen, Drawing, Flowersnd Lsnd1.ip
Painting in Water Colours, &c His terms may be
known BY applying above Tuiy a8.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
To be Sold at Public Vendue.

On Mon4ay &s 18Th dqy Of Dseenssr nea,
a Certain piece OF excellent Wood
"A LAND, containing on= hundred and twtr.
~ acres (mofly white oak lying 10 the tow
# Biadci5rd, about three miles from Saco falIs..-
Said Land will br fold az the houfr or JosspR
BEAL, living 10 faId town. The land may be i,,D
any time previous ~ the day of iale, by applying
70 the aid JosEPH BEAL.
Simeon Beal.
s. rb9yo4g5, July =, 1899.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
THIS GAZETTE.

I4Io OAhE i IL,
~ P4bly8e@ evf'y MoNnaY ~ I'LL TENEg's Ord
Te*f aoo, n ne FuRr-,ND BANK, 4;1i5le,Shs
T05er' SS5srte7' hdpsy al-4s, and Communication
reesiVe@ -rb atss7fiou
- The Price u ONE DOLLAP t' FIFI1- CENTS
5'aT' LTeInhve Of Poitase. 40 PaHt4nai fayze1r a
reqAeaeR
* 1os e*tegsVs az ,@t:Iy iasregFez circulation q u
G4zetis. rs75sT5 bigbls a5v4rsyg oas 5y ADEERTlSA
4EY1N n 7obieb 7OA BY iyarfa5 re5a7aby, and ia 4
IPie2OEf manner.
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MUSES..


Il II AN@A l. ~ -
TyazRaesl fyosg t5s German IF voss,
III liz Lark was up, ferene The day,
The mead in veTnJ bcsury gay;
Tie fwclling birds the trees o'eripFead,
The daily rcsr'd its model head
rov'5 the lakes green margin round,
where tate the fnow hzd child the ground
and uany newborn vrlct found.
On FANvY's brcatt the 1ow'rs we're laid:
a lmile ny tender care repaid.
Now here. now there, a flfub was feen,
That mark'd the grove with carly green.
The flreamiet, wurm ring down the eiade'
Renew'd the crellets depend glade.
The molly bank invites repofe
We fat, aud caught each melting ciofs
OF haplsfs PhiIomtla's woes.
A fmple wreath, her 5rows to bind.
Of varied mols, my Fair entwind.
Thea hand in hand we cartlels lray'd,
Till ev'nirg ealt lengthen'd 1hade.
Sweet colours fiil'd the breezy air,
As bloom'd the primrofs freih and fair.
Deep bluih'd the Ky at day-light's clofe,
The lake with ftreaming purple glows,
And bright the full-orb'd moon aroie.
The fa,rring tep, the heaving bEeaf,
My FAESrs hleut Joy sonfeIs'd'
Her crinfoa'd cheek and loole attires
The foft alarms Of love infpire
Again we Eat, and all reelin'd,
Inhal'd the bl0fom- fcen.ed wind
Nor ought fpoke, nor ought fhe faid;
My trembling frame, my tears, be.Esya
The empire Of the Peerlcls Maid
But, an ! what trshfpcFts feis'd mr. fou',
The 6ER dear kits | fofsly Rcis
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18

FOR SALE
1T jerks Book. Gore, next to tbe Bank,
general dGortment Of
Books @ STATIONARY.
hSsqg csbeb ert
A great variety Of Children's Books,
Various feed Account Books,
Writing and Printing Paper, by the
ream or quire,
Bef quality States, Quilts,
The New Practical Navigator.
BelknaP's Palms and Hymns, at the
lowell Prce-per dozen or Jingle.
BuonaParte's Intercepted Letters.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
JUST PUBLISHED.

JUST PUBLISHED,
BY CHARLES PIERCE, al Port6aeutb, and noqv jsr
.jak az TIE BookFsre Of E. A. JENks, Portland,
(price dollar, bound and letterca)
TULIA AND THE ILLUMINATED
- BARON, 2 novel founded on recent facts,
which have tranpirec in the courfe Of the late re-
Volution of moral principles in France.
By LADY OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
The Infpe0or ALTO Gives Noticc-

The Infpe6tor alto gives Notice
That he will attend the duties Of lis Office, on S3szy
Wbagf in Bsa, few rods EAT Of Ela,sfl- Hal Mar
ket 20 receive communications from perlous who win
to be deputizcd undtr la;d a6, and informs them tha
tubhantia recommendations will be conhdered nre-
requIhte and perfJn win be allowed to infprt his
own beef He GALS the attention Of all dealers in
packed Beef for eSPortstIon Gas il via BE for their
own interot well convenience RriJy to conform
70 The law, as 70 the cafks, chat they be well made
and Of the be materials ft and fa-petre to be ufed
OF the be quality and that the Beef lie cut III Tie
neaeit manner and Of proper fze. AS the Infpefot
conceves the due execution Of this Law, al frR viii
materially iubferve the ntere and reputation of iris
commonwealth, agriculturalv and commercially be q
determined ncthing hall be wanting Oh his part thar
IS within the compass Of his abilities to accompil the
end and deign Of the Law and he pledges himfef TO
give every aid N his power 70 all concerned in or
ont OF Office FOR the targe purpoic
STEPHEN BRUCE.
81 Who has large and convenient
Stores for the reception Of Beef Ga reafonabe fern.
and where SALTPETEE ofthe very beQ quality can car,
= PuF'""'ed. E5f'a, July a. 1850.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
SPANISH CIYILnT.

Extract Of letter from Havanna, to gentleman re-
hding in Newyork, dated Sept. "a, 1900.
con the 10th inf. the u. S. frigate Con-
Relation, under the command Of capt. Murray,
made her appearance off to Moro Cattle. Ap-
plication being made TO capt. Murray TO take
a number Of American veHels under his con-
voy, he accordingly entered the port, faluting
the admiral, which was Immediately returned.
After the ufual offer Of fervices, which IS uni
formly pra9ifed by the Government and eipe-
cialy by the Navy Department, towards the
American State fhips, the barge of the St. Pc
dro de Alcantra flip Of the line, commanded
by D. donna Galiano, went on board theCCn-
Relation, with card, inviting capt. Murray,
and his officers TO an entertainment, to be Civ
en- next day, to the Elk Vice Roy Of Mexico
Don Jo1eph Mique de Alanza, at Irelent here.
Capt. Murray on landing, went with the Con-
FOL to Witt all the conRituted authorities, by
whom he was received with the mott pointed
marks of politeneis, and every offer rendered
him in Perfon.-Agreeably to invitation, capt.
Murray and his officers went on board the St.
Pedro, where two officers were Ratoned for the
express purpofe of waiting the arrival Of the
American commander, on which being annouu-
ced, capt. Galiano came to the gang way TO
receive him, and feated him in the moR DIFF
unguiihed part Of the afembly-
"To give you a defcription Of the entertain
ment requires knowledge Of Naval al chiieaure
which | do not poHefs. Figure to youGclf
fbiP Of the line Illuminated by about two thou
fand lights fanoifully arranged a platform ex
tending from the foremai to the round houfe
fpread with carpets with rows Of chairs and
benches on either fide Of the fhiP, the whole
covered with awnings, add to this, about one
hundred and fifty ladies and twice the number
of gentlemen, dreded in co(tly elegance-then
conceive what a ltriking and delightful fpeaa-
Gle it muf have afforded. The bal was open
ed by the Vice Roy, Governor and head Ad-
miral, and continued till O'Clock il the morn
ing, when the company was conduae TO the
middle deck, where upper table'was laid ex-
tending from one end Of the ihip 70 the other,
covered mott fumPuouly, for the reception
and accommodation of 400 Perions. Upon
the poop was another table iPread with refrelh-
ments Of every kind. The whole was conduit
ed with he greateG order, and perhaps more
fplendid entertainment has feldom witrefed.
Iii fuPpofed 70 have cot capt. Galli5no 10000
dollars.
The next day capt. Galliano dined on board
the ConRelation and the day following Ad
Ariainbal and Vie Ad. Nuenoz waited on
capt. Murray, who being aPprized Of it hoiAed
all his colours, elegantly dreded. As foon as
they were on deck, falute Of IS guns was fir
ed They were very much pleaied with the
flip, and nfifed that ihe was not a frgate bot
a flip Of The line. When they returned on
ihore, the yards were again manned, and three
cheers given them BY the crew.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
LegjRatDre Of Mq6acbylstt5.
HOUSE OF Observation-Disclosures. II.

NHE Legislature Ofthis Commonwealth met to-
Il gerher at the New STATE Houfe, this day, and
Immediately proceeded 10 the ulua organization
Of the feveral branches The principal bulinefs nf
this flfon will be the choice IF Electors of Pref
dent and Vice PRECEDENT ofthe United States. His
Excellency the Governor, through the medium of
bis Secretary acquainted the two branches, that he
Mould addrefs them to- morrow, al "a O'Clock, IN
the Representatives. Chamber.
a letter was received from the Hon Benjamin
Goodhue, refgning his feat in the Senate of The u.
States.
Mr.. Bigeiow, from the Senate, acquainted the
Houfe, that to morrow, Immediately after the
Governor retired, was aligned for choofng SEN
ator, in The room of the Hon. d. Sexton, decea(sd
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
CALEB Strong.
Bonon, Nov. "a, 1890.

The Convention then proceeded, agreeable i
Alignment to the choice Of a Senator for IN
county Of HamPhire, in the room Of the Hon
DAVID SEXTON, Efq. deceafed, and the votes By
ballot being taken, it appeared that EZRA
STARKWEATHER, Efq. was chofen.
The Speech of his Excellency was then read
by the Speaker, and committed to MeGrsl
Lowell, Pckman, Hunt, Tllinghaa, and Hill
to repair and report feitable Addrefs in All
lwer thereto,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17

dangerously wounding flrveyor and chain nnts
who were employed In that fervice. Th.
recefity Of fuPpreiling diforders of f,ch fatsl
tendency is obvious. Indeed the perfons guilt
Of thefe outrages were concealed or in difguiie
but they are fuppoied to have been a6Fuated
by fpirit of relifance to the law; which
would be increafed and emboldened By Al
appearance of unconcernednefs on the part "
the government to refrain or punlh It.
From the reports of feveral of the Msio,
Generals, / am happy 10 be able 70 inform
you that the militia Of the commonwealth.
are in fate of mutual improvement. A
large proportion Of them are Completely equiD.
ped and uniformed; and in the courfe Of The
late reviews their difcipIine and liberalization
reflected honor on the officers and folders, and
entitled Them to peculiar commentator. With
militia thus trained, and animated with mill.
tary ardor, through the Union, America will not
heftate to ahert her national rights, orb unabs
to defend them when they are invaded.
prelume you will not be willing to protrsa
FELTON, at this mutual feafon of the year, at
tending to bufnefs that may conveniently bs
poRponed TO he time when you will meet for
the ordinary purpoie Of Liquidation.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
E-n d. es...E. u D. u.a.a s.l5l.

The trsachsry of Teneh Coke and others, procured
the publication in the AURORA of the following con-
hdenual letter. about which fo much noile has been
made That comrlete view may be had OF the
iubjvtt, We repubLlh he aforefaid letter and fub-
JOIN the Prefd,ns vndicaIion, addreied 20 Thomas
Pnekley, Eiq. and dated Phiade Pbia October AZ.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17

with the characters concerned, may DC guarded
qgaigq givizg e,eait, either to the unautheaiicty
or jaRice OF this performance, until the event
of an inveaigation, which | viii Immediately
commence, dlall be made public.
THOMAS PINCKNEY.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
29ortlano,
MoNDAr, NOVEMBER II, 1906.
-<-G-s-<@ 49, @Ss-p-p-
T5EDO MT Ey rCTTOST


a private letter from a gentleman ia BoRon
dated Nov. Il, half pat P. NJ fays-" Th
has been glorious day for Mafachufetts. Th
choice of Electors has this moment been com
pleted. The Convention was competed Of abou
a2o members. The following truly #" ADAM
and PINCKNEY'' Electors are chofen, viz.
AZ Large vorEI
Hon. Samuel Phillips, I6l
Hon. Edward H. Robbins, oIs
FIN wenern DiRria.
Hon. David Rofetter, Iot
Second WeAern do
Hon. Ebenezer Hunt, Iol
Third Welern do.
John Hooker, efq. I6l
Fourth weaern do.
JoGeph Allen, efq. eli
Firt Middle do.
Hon. Thomas Dawes, E8S
Second Middle DO.
Hon. Francis Dana, elq- 1As
Third Middle do.
Hon. Samuel Sewall, ISf
Fourth Middle do
Hon. Theoph. Bradbury, I6a
FirR Southern do.
Hon. Walter Spooner, t9f
Second Southern do
Hon. William Sever, zoo
Third Southern do.
William Baylies, efq. 17S
Firm EaRern do.
Samuel S. Wild, eIq. I5j
Second EaAern do.
Lemuel Weeks, efq. ISa
Third Eanern do.
Andrew P. Fernald, efq. aai
:" You may rely on the accuracy ofthe above
Accept my congratulations
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
Gentlemen gftJs Sengts, and
Gentlemen Of tbs HUE Of RfPrsfzfd'i5tr,


AS the walfare and PROPERTY Of a nation,
eientially depend on the character Of their
magiRrates, and the wirdom with which their
government is administered the Object of your
Preient felton, mutt be highly intereRing, not
only to ConRituents, but to the whole people
of the United States.
The time approaches, when, by their Couai.
tuition and law, the election Of their Prefdent
and Vice Prelident INIT be completed; and
you are now attended to take the meafures
that are previouny neceGary on the part of this
Commonwealth, TO accomplish that important
purpoie. You viii cndeavor to felet thofe who
are to give the ultimate fufrage of The State,
from the bet informed citizens, and the friends
Of order and good government; may that wife
and gracious Providence which has hitherto
guided and fulained the American people pre-
tide in your deliberations and dire9 the relult
ofthem.
Although have the pleafure to obferve that
tranquility generally prevails through this
Commonwealth, ye; it Is my duty to Gate 70 YOU
that by letters and afidavits which the Secretary
will lay before you, it appears, that fince the
laa felton, Of the General Court, number Of
perfons in the County of Hancock, have in a
violent manner, obtruaed the buGnefs of fur.
Veying laad IN that county BIZ firing upon sGd
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
movLRIEvILLE. I5tb SEPT. 1900.
Mefrs. fireman. & Paine,

MelTs. fireman. * Paine,
A letter copied from newspaper Of Bqli
more, having been inherited in your Gazette of
Saturday lat, igned John Adams, and pur-
PORTING from its contents to have been written
10 Mr.. Tench Coke, Of Phladelp hia, in the
year 1892, wherein are contained fome. COM
ments on my o6psifmSst ar miHjRer flsnipoteH-
fiary 10 Ibe Court Of Great BritaiB-I think it
right at Prefent only 70 fate, that this letter
eaber 10 forgery calculated for eledioueering
purpoles, or If geHaiaf, mua have been founded
on Interpretation ef beri0Hs. This lat fug-
geRion | infer from facts alluded to in the let
ter, and from the iublequeut nomenation of my
brother Gen. Pinckrey, TO two highly conf
DENTAL officers by lis luppoied writer
To my fellow citizens Of South Carolina,
who have 20 long honoured me by tel6monies
OF tLeE confidence, ihouId deem it unnecef.
fairy 70 urge bllable Of ratification from fuch
charges as are Implicated IN this production,
however authenticated out as it appears, from
the ume Of IFS Publ:cation, to be calculated
Tor more e1tenive influence, ! have deemed it
OF importance puOlickly to ltate what is above,
thoie eetlons VIC nay DC thus unacqusinled
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
WEDNESDAY. NOV. u

After The reading of fevera private petitions, the
two branches, agreeable to Alignment, met in
Convention, in the Representatives. Chamber aud
at IA O'Clock his Exceency, the Governor, came
in, and addrefIed the Legislature as follows -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
- EYaLlington. OQab.r

On Satur day lat the PreGdent ofthe UnitI
States arrived in this city, and took up his ref
dence in the houfe appropriated to him bya
commiaioners. Though not entirely fnihsl
the part which is completed will afford amp
accommodations.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17

The famous Indian Chief, we'll known ~
appellation Of Col. BSANDr, and who was :
Gated under the late Prelident WHsELocA
Dartmouth College, has jut ient two ions Y I.
above college fer an education. They arc 4
FRONTING youths and the eldet IS toe /
apparent TO his fathers Office and honours'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17

There was report at Bottom, On Wednesday I
that the American Enjoys had arrived a PhiadelPi
frem Frsnce.-No mention is made of it, in the I
Philadelphia papers.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17

A gang Of convias, in the State priion
New-York. TO the number of Is, recently
capped from their confinement, by the M
open and daring means-feveral Of thei
however, have been Gnce taken and confines
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17

MARRTED-At Falmouth, by the Rg -
Bradley, Mr.. 5ojtpb Sfarsr 70 Niis cb"'''''' .
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17

Capt. Gardner, ia the Globe, from Batasi
for Philadelphia, was fpoke Nov. ., oft ",
Henlopeu, who Informed, that he failed hoa
Batavia in co. with number of veHel' /
different ports 10 the United States, under ~
voy Of the United States frigate Ehez' 20
PEBBLE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17

you may rely on the accuracy ofthe ab
Accept my congratulations"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-17
John ADAMS.

Or The abOVs las Lss1 repeatedly PabgI5sd Il
fJf Awora-nOqO read tie tollS1uiagi
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29
WANTED TO HIRE.
December z9.

Far The /Srviee az the Potomae COmbany
far The ex/ai4g year, to 7vo,k DIT tie
Gyeat- Fails,
A number Of active, able
bodied NEGRO MEN, for whom libe-
raj wages will be given. They will be
well fed, clothed and lodged, humane!y
treated, and in cafes Of fcknefs taken good
care OF at the expence of the Company
Their wages will be paid quarterly, and
If defrable to the owners, agents will be
appointed at different places to pay at the
expiration ofeach quarter, as may be mott
convenient to the parties. Further partiv
culars may be had by application to MIR,
Alexander Reid, at the Great Falls, OF
to the fubfcriber in George Town.
BY order of the PRECEDENT and Direc,
tors,
JOSEPH CARLETON,
1,s1/urer Of THE Pot0mae C0mfuuy,
George Town, Dec. z9. sos /.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29

Norfolk; bound to do. Schr. Buekeker.
from Virginia bopnd to do, Brig Mary.
Ward, from Africa, bound to do. Schr.
Wilmington, - from do. to do. Sloop
Good Intent, from do. to do. Sioop RUBY.
from Charlefon, bound to do, Ship Sally.
Campbell, from do. to do.
A London Paper Of November 18th.
mentions, that the ihip Fair American, for
this port, paiied Gravefend the 4th.
Captain Bunker, IS days ago, ipoke the
Ship Mary, Bunker, from this port tor
Briftol.
Capt. Barclay, Nov. III, fpoke an En-
gliih frigate without being moieited. On
the 18th, was boarded by an E.glilh fri
gate, who behaved politely. Dec. 7,
lat IS, ST., long. s., fpoke the Brig Bet
icy, IL days from Barbados to London.
being one Of fail then in fight, under
convoy Of the Diana friga e.
Schr. Polly, Gardner, from New York
to New Orleans.
Brig Penelope, Mccormick, from do.
to do. Brig Franklin, M'kenny, from
Philadelphia to do. Ship Auguaa, 49,
from New Y ork to do. Schr. Young
Montezuma, -, from Baltimore to do.
Capt. Barclay, left at ST. Sebalians,
brig Amiable Creole, of Philadelphia
FriendihiP, O'Conner, do. Two Siiters,
Walton, do. fch'rs Sally, Foreiter, do.
Perkins, dc.
Capt. Malay, Dec. S, in lat. q,
poke the fch'r Warren, Brown, s DAYS
from Philadelphia to Cape Francois.
The ihip Favorite, Captain Bernard,
has been captured by the French on her
pailage from New York to Cape Francois
and fent for Guadaloupe.
Exfraa Of a letter tyom Falmoutb, to the
editor Of The DAILY Aavsrje,, dated
November 10, 1900.
A motion has been made In Parl;a-
ment, to take the average iales of foreign
grain III London, three weeks preceding
the Importation, and whatever that NAV
be under 1905. per quarter, government
will make up the difference and the fame
refpeefing -four, fixing the price at Jos.
per barrel, for fuperfne, and 6Ss. for fine.
The following are the current prices:
Wheat, 100 to I EOS. per quarter.
Flour, 1905. per fack, Of II cwt.
Rye, sos. to oss. per quarter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29
LUNEVILLE, Nov. =.

The Count de Cobentzel arrived here
this morning at five O'Clock, and Joleph
buoiiaparte at noon. The former was ia
luted with nineteen pieces OF cannon, and
the latter by the ringing Of the only bell
Lett US. The two miniiters lodge in pri-
vate houfes, until their apartments in the
cattle ihall be completely furnifhed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29
BOSTON, December r6.

Arrived, brig Edmund, Davis, St.
Ubes; brig Hebe, M'Farlane, Placentia.
The brig Edmund lpoke on the 9th of
December, IN lat. ~, IS, long. 81, brig
Ferdinand, Jalnefon, feyen days from
ropfhaln, for Liverpool, all we'll. On
Friday, laf, felt an extreme heavy gale
Of wind, accompanied with rain and hail.
Several vetcls were in the outer harbor
Taft evening, coming up, among which we
nnderhand is anEnglllh fhip fromGreenock.
The fleet left the Vineyard on Sunday,
may be hourly expected.
December II.
This day arrived, fhip Ruby, Udney
IS days from Greenock.
The Eliza, Choat, from hence for Ii
verpool, was fpoke $50 miles eaf Of the
light houfe, "a hours out, all we'll.
The 1ch'r Ifabella has been met with at
fea in lat. 81, 80, with but one man on
board, having been driven to Tea from her
anchors, while the rett Of the crew were on
ihore. She was manned and ordered for
the hrlf port fhe could make.
The brig Express was left at Antigua
the 10th of November.
December IS.
Captain Udney, who arrived here YET
terday from Greenock, had location to
touch at another port in Scotland, where
he faw Glafgow paper Of the 9Th Nov.
which contained accounts of an army of
10000 Rufians being on their march for
the frontiers of Germany, part of which
had already arrived; that the Emperor
of Germany had prepared accommod ations
for their reception, and that the king of
Pruf1ia had in motion large body of
troops; but whether they were to afiR
France Or Aufria was not known.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29

eaablilhed BY the aurhority Of the Grand
Duke.
November 10.
The report of the entrance ofthe French
into Rome is untrue.
Lucien Buonaparte fet off yeaerday. 1t
is iaid tnat he is going to Spain.
From Luneville we lea;n, that the
young citizens, RGderer, Portals, and
Simeon, have declared to the officers of
police of that city, that they are attached
to the French Legation.
Nov. II. French funds, 34f. goo.