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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02
OFFICIAL 4 COUNTS.

Camp Of TIC Grand VzIer near
E Ar(h Jan "a. 1900.
I" This day convention has been ligo1d her
by Mouaarha Raichid Ef-ndi and MonRapha
ReGichi Efendi, CommiIioners appointed O.
the part Of The Grand Yizier, and by Genera
Dcfaix and MonGeur Pouheleue, Commlliioners
appointed on the part Of General kleber, by
which it has been agreed, that the French
troops now in Egypt mould evacu1te tia,
country, and lhould be allowed TO return to
France.
. The forts Of Salahich and Catibe are to be
furrendsred by the French troops within eight
days after the ratification Of this capitulatiCn by
the Grand Vizier and Cen Kleber, and the 9th
er places and towns in Egypt 1t the different
periods fpeciGed for that rurPole."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02
CHARLES LEE.
Now executing the Office Of Secretary Of State.


On Saturday lar, the remains Of His Honor
Mfr Gill, Etq. late 1t. Governor, and Com.
mander il Chief Of Mafachu etts, were entomb-
ca, with fiitable demonstrations Of relPett The
Fuoeral Procelion agreed With the arrangement
before Publihed. TIE EFFORT competed Of a
troop Of cavalry, commanded BY Capt Davis,
of RoxburY regiment Of Infantry, two com
panies of Light-Infantry, and company OF Ar
tillery the whole under the command Of Lit.
Col. Gardner. The civil part Of The proccfion
was directed by Majors Cunningham. and Blau
chlrd, Capt. Gard IRIS company Of Artillery
h'ed minute guns ;--lhe places u buGnefs were
cl1f:d The colours IN the harbour and ID tie
town, were lulpended half matt and RafF and
f5ch evidences Of general relPe6t were given, as
the nogice, ,nnavoddb brief, would admit
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02
+" AluirIHy 0Ffss, 77i5 11ara5, 1900

admiralty Office 2 7i5 Marn5, 1900.
" Major Douglas late commander Of The
party of marines ferving on board his maieay's
flip the Ti2re, arrived this morning with dif
patches from Sir Sidney Smith, knight, Captain
Of thar flip, and fenior officer Of the lquadron
employed On the coat Of Egypt, containing an
account Of the capture IF tie fort Of FL Ari(h,
BY an advanced body Of The army Of the Grand
Vzier affixed BY a detachment Of marines
from bis majefy's fhiPs under the orders Of the
Major. By this account it appears, that the
Grand Vizier moved from Guza to FL Arilh on
the 10th December laR, and that the French
Commandant having reiuf:d to capitulate, the
fort was reconnoiued by Major Douglas, &C
companied BY Lieutenant Colonel Bromley and
Captain Winter That batteries were ereded
the z4yh, and tie following days, the fire 81
which was attended with complete fuccels and
that on the zoh il The morning. th- enemy
having ceafed firing, Major Douglas attended
the wall Of the fort, by meaos of rope which
was Jet down tor him, and received the word Of
| the French Comman4ant; but that il having
been found impolibie in the frf moments t.
refrain the imPeruoftg of the Turkiih troops
three hundred Of the French garrifon were pu
| to the fEord, the remainder were, however By
his exertions, and thofe OF the Turkih Com
! handing Officer, placed in f-curity, aud the Gcl
and wounded taken care Of"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

DUEL A letter from Baltimore fates that
duel was fought on Monday morning between
Cap. Edwards and Lieut.. Lewis, both Of the
Marines, IN which the former was mortaly
wounded.
A7ot5er daek--A few months ago, two Rams
belonging to two farmers, about twelve miles
from Philadelphia, were oblerged to look at
each other through the raids cf a fence which
divided their owners farms, with Uncommon
herceneis. By IN accident, pam Of that
fence was broken down, which gave an oppor-
tuniry for The two Rams 10 have a meeting
They ruihed upon each other vi b great fury
One Of them fell ia coofequence If blow which
iTafured bis fzuil. And there was 10 fccond
nor furgtcn at hand, 10 afia the unfortun,ts
Ram, he lnRantly expired Both the parties
behaved with the utmolt determination. ,irmnejj
aud isfy.9;diy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

Byan arrival at Bottom froa, DubnPaper' to Apriir7

~ coEsrANTINoPLE, FEB. IS,
ATEN. KLEBEe's eapitulatioI was accellerat
ed by the capture of Saliche, one Of the fuberb.
of Cairo The Grand Vizier, 1as Provi1orily
divided Egypt into four governments, one Of
which is given to Celeb Efendi who negotiated
the capilu!ation with Gen. Kleber.
LONDON, APRIL 8.
The Mail from Hamburg has brought intel
ligence Of the triumPhal entry Of the Crane
Vizier, into Cairo on the 4th Feb. 1900, &C
conPanied By Sir Sidney Smith, and General
KobhIer-The French had proceeded to Alex
andria, to embark for France; and vefels ha
been difpatched frokl ConRantinople to tran fpol
them TO France.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02
OFFICIAL II

Dl8arfnerl gfSfze Pbi7lae9IIa, - N1y, 1850.
A communication having been mace by the
miniaer Of his Brtanic majefy to the Depart
ment Of State, thar, in con1equence Of com
plants made BY fundry merchants Of the city
Of London, to their government, that the ci-
zens Of the United States have opened and are
carrying On 4 trade to the Brltiih f.ttlements I'D
the Bay Of HoRdoras--Fis Britannia majcty
g has 1elolved that, as fIch commerce was
contrary to the laws Of England, all bu. Bri,ifh
lubjetts in Brtifh fhps, navigated according 70
law, fhall be excluded from cutting Logwood or
trading to thoe fetrements IN time 70 comc"-
il has been deemed proper, for the information
Of the citizens Of the United States, that the
fame ihould be Publihed.
CHARLES LEE,
Now executing the Office Of Secretary Of State.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

The London Gazette contains ALTO an Off
cial account Of The attack Of the Turks and their
repulf- from the French lnes at Damietta, in
November lat, fgned BY Sir Sidney Smith
ALTO, Lord Keiih's Official account, incloGog
Lord Brente Mellon of the capture of the
French flip Of the line, the Genereaux, Of "a.
with iome fore lhips, bound from Toulon Tor
Malta
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02
cpz1v AND PORTUGAL.

SPdIW AlND FOKI Us171l'
rSeveral accounts agree, that miiunder-
aanding has lately taken place between Spain
md Portugal. It's certain The latter has lately
formed treaty with Rufia, BY which the En-
neror aipulates to furnfh Portugal With 5000
nfartry. il cafe lhe be attacked. "A letter from
Liibon s, fays, " have learnt that 48 SPanith
-egiments are marching againf This County,
rbe Court is all buRle and confuGon '-Proba-
bly, Portugal is the deRination Of one of the
expeditions from England.]
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02
LONDON. APRIL o.

"A neGenger from Vienna confirms tie refg.
nation Of the Arch1uke Charles. Gen. Kray
was EMPLOYED, the 7zd ult. il accommodating the
petitions Of bis army, The corps Of Condo
rave been dfvharged from the Ru1ian r vice
by the Emperor, and are to be taken into Bri-
tiib pay.
Three battalions CT French endeayo,ioq to
crois the Rhine between Mentz and Mannheim
have been rePuiled by the AuRrians.
Berthier commands the French army Of re
ferve at Dion. C4rnot aas As Minifer At War
BonaParte viii probably Witt the various armies
as crcumltances may require.
IN ITALY Genoa continues the bone az
contehron.-Gen, Melas is advancing Rrong
columns To attack il and Cen MAIZENA, prac
tees various mannavres 10 fruarate and deceive
his enemy.
The Imperial forces on the Rhine, and IN
Italy who are cooked and 2rimed for immediate
action are eamaed az 22o, 800 clen. tbs
trench,independeat Of h army Of relervs, have
10, 600 men.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

bUBLIF, APRTL 10.
The form which has ragged foT two days pat,
mutt prove dangerous TO the fhpPmg which
have ia'led on the lecond expedition, anu to
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-02

The public Cfics-, and Officers, are now oa
their removal % The city o. K4'hngfsa.
a gentleman f,om He2iagfea leYs, that ciT
nov coGSalae neaf 1000 Inhabitants.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
Marine
Port Of Portland.

Wednesday, AuguR ~
Hrri7sd Jrig Nrbtune, CAPT. BragdoH, fong.
H7raaHa- eOtieb place be hjf July z5.-Letf b..
Irlg Hiuira, Waite, and Portland, Cra5tra. i
~ bort; and fverai p11E5 belonging to he Jon5
uarA
Thuriday, AuguR "a
Arri0ed&iB J.fn, captain Rateb, AZ day. FIN
Tanaiea.
HrriUsd fbr --, capt. Riggs. from 27auaaa
Tle brig Polly, capt. q. Lo7vsK Of fli5 Bort qsst
PIX ~ NE z7tb JuLy, far be bay Of IMafaa4ir.
Tie Crgafc Co,srelL Cqbt. Sevsr, EItg4 trgn
NorjaA az a eruje tbs zofb ait.
Bottom. Augu& Ir--A,rivsd brig TIRE
Friead5, N,tga, liverpool IA days. 1bsfA,u.
I7P pt1.J qrers under yeizws, viz. - TosbB Mr
LeIlm Porna.d; Fox, Wahe. do. Mary Hun.
d.. ; Dolphin, Updks FIXED On aeeoans gFaEq
bouad5 q fobaeeo, dyc2veyed among he Pe2bt and
. S7ysdiB yBiB Eizaa 5ssags Joe had Aaaasd c.rgs
sf tobacco a Gagaiy; and qObicb eya5, hoeysVa,
permitted By ibs 96Tesrs al t5at Place.
NEw Providence PiRArEs.-Ca6t NNf, J
he Brig Fanny and 7I7e. arri0td AZ Nsgv-TnI
from Neq0-0rleaaI. OF TIE Bellies, .Tuly u, ayar
bearded By Nszv ProUideHcs brIoatssr, SU62 ssasr
The mgRsr and Paper5 on beard the 5rig. La&
Captains a5lcaes, .1o5q- Patrick Fiber, 70 LIN.
offbe P,iUaterr, ig2ed on eeigg he Pe2PE'J brota
tioaf, and after examining J5nre Of them they d5frd
bin 10 return tkem-''Stqb damn yoa, It's not the Es
tine that 5q0e tricked Ens Of yoa dam'd 2 anEa
rqfaL N Wlen he Captain cane on board, FJ6a
gyf.d on ti5 tagging he "a Mate for Hyalii4g Bin
tie Meter yetgfng, Be ordered negro to do it-th
Captain inteytsred Filler fben 4Oeat on hoard tx
briyateer, and returned rgit5 lar IS men arns4
4Ubom ~ erdcrrd 70 Aay bod oftbe damned ygfa
and feg, and TT ne Ee, yaid Be, The man that dar,
take lis part -Adsr beating bin numerically, aba
ing t5s CAP. damHizg hin for a 1ankee Rajfah5a
~ orIereIh 1 meu int h+ boat, CJiag, jftby uaaa
"a any jIti5ja6isa, Li5 name cpat John Pafno'
Filler, 9fh5e Brig Tqpo Brokers Of Necv-Pr'sj
Gercs.
[Sgne3 Iy ne Mater, Mafe, and fps Pa11qgerrl
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18

conplimented her in very elegant maaas-
a work which ibe had jua Publiih=d. Mad.
de Stael Immediately cat tender look III b;a
and iaid with uncommon ezpreiion W W.
a woman Is not the wife of Buonparte, fbe So ,'a
have recourfe to other means to render l ~
fe.f luxurious; but they are unfortuastelr iii
too feeble, and lhe has aill to look for h.. "
nels in vain" Tie CorGcen made no -. .FS
and even turned his head Aide. Eng. Par II
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18

correaed The account lately pubihed Of an at
fairberween that fbip and an EBgliih one
The facts are as follow:
"The Briuih flip was not u, but TIE
Melampus frigate, of a guns that the Britih
Captain, after having obtaineI Capt. Perry's
permiaion, fent an officer on board the brig
under convoy Of the General Greene 1.-THE Ac-
tive. Brown, of Salem, trcm N. Orleans who
remained on board but few minutes. Capt
Perry afterwards aiked Capt. Brown, how the
officer had treated him he replied with the
utmoR politenefs. Both lhips had all hands to
quarters, and ready at a moments warning to
apply the matches to the guns"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
PARISg JUNE To
PROCLAMATION,
II. Q. Babenhauien, TuT.

II. Q. Babtnhaulen, Ja's =
Excefs is at its height pillaging and wait
ing the reiou ces procured to US by our victories,
have reduced Us il ihe mida Of fertile country
to diareis. It's not fufficient for 40 army to be
brave in battle and if order does not fPeedily
return amongR Us, our conquelts are at an end,
and we mua return to our homes. PuIfued
BY The haired and vengeance Of a people among
whom we may be obliged % retreat tue army
- only ct With cnenf s ana nua on
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
i. re.n.n 10 France. the repro 1eh.s Of all II.

It's return 10 france, the repro aches Of all the
Republic.
q Soldiers, we eve peace to our country
we are charged to fupPort the movements OF
the army of Referve, that marches in Italy, un-
der the command Of the Fna Coniul. If the
pillaging, to which great number Of you have
abaqdoned yomfelves, does not Immediately
ceafs, your Iriumphs will prove a greater dill
grace 10 you than your defeats. The General
in Chief therefore, enjoins all Generals and
Officers, TO watch that no perlon leaves the
columns during The march. The rOll iha!l be
called three times each day he hall fend corps
Of troops into all the villages near the camp,
and if any officers commanding Them commit
any excefes, they hall Immediately be difgra-
ced. Parties of gtnt.d arms1 and pickets OF
cavalry fhall cont ntly patrole 70 leize thoie
perfons who are found ablent from their
potts.
The General depends on the devotion of all
the heroes of each rank, that doubtefs form the
greater part Of the Army, and expects that
they will imPrfon the bale and viciouT individ-
nails. MOREAU."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
INFORMATIONFOR SEAMEN.

In late claim 70. wages by the GilOrs Of an
American fhip, in England, who had left their
ve1el immediately after Che arrived in port, and
before fhe was unladened, the virdi6 was IN IA
vor Of the defendant An at Of Congref5 de
cares, that feamau fhal forfeit his wages if
he leaves his fhip before fac Is dilcharged. In
the cafe above alluded to, AS ieamen left
the veGel, 10 whom about zoo each was
due
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18

On Tuefday laf, promGng child about w..
old, belonging to Mr.. D. GALE, of this town -.
run over by the wheel Of a cart. The child EYES
in great dIftreis, a few hours after the aecd.-.
1t IS hoped this melancholy crcumitance viii nro.
a ferrous caution to the drivers Of teams; tbror,s
whole iOattentioh much damage is frequently don
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18

g Lar Thulfday evening, between Il IN
Il o'clock, The Barn of rhe Rev. 7Boua, RI
was ltruck with lightning, and immediatelv 4.
on fire. The barn contained between Ia ~
IS loads Of hay. cart, and other farmos
ulenGs, together with abont one hupdr.5
fowls Of different kinds all Of which w.,.
confirmed"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
TRISTAN.
PHILADELPHIA. AUG. II

PHILADELPHIA, AUG. s.
Arrived in the Lazaretto, yeRerday, II8
black people, without the Leaf clothing, being
taken on board the fchooner Phebe, prize 10
the United States lhip Ganges.-Humane ait.
liens are requeRed to fand to the Health Office,
at The State-Houfe, any kind OF linnen clothes
for their accommodation, as well as to prevent
the flock their decency " i'll Re expoled 10 by
70 many Of both Sexes being thus ii poled max
ed.
NEW YORK, AVG. 8.
Yelerday morning at o'clock The frigate
PRECEDENT, Commodore TruMon, dropt from
her moorings in the EaR-river, down to The
watering place 1t Staten Iflsnd. The eleqance
of her appearance, and the rapidity of her fail
ing againR the tide with only three or four
fails fet, excited the admiration Of many fpeEfa
tors who ahembled on The Battery. A finer ihip
was never built-and more gallant comman-
der never honored any nation. Nav the Tars
on board prove themlslves worthy 81 him, and
victory is theirs.
PROVIDENCE, AUG. a.
An Office Of The General Greene frigate, has
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18

Thurlday, Augu& a.
Nri0edBiP Urn, captain Ratcb, % day. fn
T1maica.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18

THE ubfequent paragraphs extracted from an Ad-
drefs delivered at OrTizgton, on PenobcoI River by
OLIVER LEONARD. Efq. al the late celebration Of
American independence They are worthy at re-
cord
"Let every man who loves bis country, place
himfelf as upon watch tower, and guard
gainf every innovation and encroachment
upon the e1ablhhed principles Of religion, MO
rality and civil government. While thele are
kept inyiolate, our country is in lalety but let
religion ana IFS divine precepts be fer a. naught
moral and lacred Obligations vandh like a
morning dew, virtue and good government
fall il The RUNS, and the 6ral cataHrophe aan
be no better portrayed, than e behold The
French nation il their P -elent conyuIhOns."
\ See the effects Of independence ant good
government in our own neighborhood. But
a few years ago, the waters of this river flowed
folitary down the fpaoious channel, with here
and there all Indian bark, now bears ta5l
maieaic fhips laden with he wfalth Of Europe
and the Indies. Thofe fai, fields, where a2ck.
and herds Of dom=tic animals Craze and tatca.
were tie lonely walks and hiding places y. ,he
Moof1 and Gariboo :-TrmPles erecting To the
worhip Of GOD ana the erjoyment Of religion
private dwellings, Of elegant and comfortable
appearance, thew that PROPERTY Is the reward
III virtue and independence"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18

Madame de Cenlis. has already made fcveral
PROTOTYPES at Berlin, and one Of them being
lately placed near her, faid he could not, unlsls
he took The celebrated Pope, fad any author
comparable to Der in French or Eagiilh An
Engihh gentleman Who happened to Be PIE
ftnt, obierved, IN a very placid manner, to the
Perlon who was her encon.iaR, Sir, thank
you, in the name Of the EngIiih n-tion, for The
honor you have done us in looking for the rival
Of Madame de Genlis among the people IF
Great Britain, bat truth oblges me to rail- lie
Lady far above Pope, for he has made only one
Eday on Man. and lhe has made thoulaad.
The following anecdo'e Is tod II the frG
circles at Berlin, and wis communicated ny tile
fecretary Of the French embafi: - Ma1ame
de Stael has lately attempted, both by her Wit,
her add: GE, and variety Of ants, to obtain
A conquea over the heart of the Fna Confnl
AT brilliant party, which was held at he
Ihuil'eries, he was placed near tia. lady, aod
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
DUBLIN, JUNE Al.

To PAT, through the Tyrol into Italy, was
lately reported to BE the deiign Of Moreau.-
If that be he cafe, General Kray mutt certain
ly follow him and Italy then becomes the only
theatre Of Continental wars, when that fine
country viii once more become the feat Of
plumber and defolation, as vat cohtending ar
mics will be making conaant regulations, while
lis agriculture and its trade are almoh totally
neglected. How much more dreadful mutt its
iituation Be. if the horrors Of war are renewed
on a more extended fcale?
A letter from London fay5, that if on the
arrival Of our troops under General Staart on
the Ligurian coat, The AuRrian armies thall
have quilted it, they will Be landed at Minorca,
FOR the purpofe of being at hand to co operate
with our allies on the other Italian COATS, as
eventual opportunities may require.
It. has been proPoGed by an Auitrian engineer,
TO unite, by means Of canals, the Adriatic lea
with the Baltic and to open communica
ton by water, from The hereditary dominions
Of the Emperor with four feas, viz. the Baltic,
the North Sea, the Black fea, aud the Adriatic.
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99orhatto,
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CONGRESS REPRESENTATIVES,
M0NDAr, AUGUST 80, 1900.

CONGRESS REPRESENTATIVES,
The Hon. John Kitterx, Member Of III
United States Legislature, from Ltncait7r,
county, Pennlylvana, has ID al address 70 bis
conRtuents, declined their tuttraGe n lhe ZAP
preaching election he contrrs his unequlgo
cal appreciation on the Federal 8ogernmeot
and its administration, and believes tha. many
honeR, but mifgaided men have betn induced
to oppole certain meaiures, from conviction.
in their miods that the Liberties OF the country
were in danger he proves the taiiacy
Of fuch opinions and concludes by invitinE The
citizens to cultivate an attachment 20 The gen
eral government, as necefiary to our political
happinefs, and as the beR tecuTity agant op-
preilIon. The PROPERTY Of each tate Is init
mately and in(eparably connected with ,he prof
perity Of the whole. In union, is fhety: In
dvion, ruin. United, we bid defiance TO IA
fult: Divided, We fall an eafy prey 70 foreign
invaGon, or domeRic ambition. We are not
vainly to expe9, contrary To the uiual courie Of
human events, and the experience at other ma
tons, always 10 avoid inlult; we ought 10 ce
ready to repel il. 10 prefcrve peace We mutt
be prepared for war.
Hon. jeremiah Wadf@orth Of Connecticut,
declines being conGdered Candidate tor Con
grefs at the next election. He pleads il-health,
as the caure Of his thus retiring to the walks Of
private life.
COL Quincy, propofed by the Federalffs, to
reprefent the city of Philadslp hia,n the Federal
Houfe Of Representatives, has declined being
conGdered Candidate.
Mr.. Tazeweil, (brOther to the Senator Of
that name) has been elected to Congrels for
the DiRria of Virginia, lately rePrelent-d by
Gen. Mar lhall. Burr is a malignant Jacobin.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
LONDON, JUNE "a.

J
This morning we received French Journals
up to Ghe 1T inclulive. By thele Journals it
appears thar the French continue 10 make great
progrefs in Italy. A bulletin Of the ala IA
manuscript copy Of which has been tranfnitted
70 us) containing a telegraphic difPatch an
nouncing Deceive victory obtained on the
9Th inf. over the Autrians, whole lois on this
location is ltate1 to be 5000 pri-oners, 5000
killed, and 40 pieces Of cannon. a fecond
Bulletin announces that Prepolals Of peace had
been Tent by BonaParte TO Vienna, and if "a.
vorable aniwer was not received, holtlitieswere
to De returned in ten days. It Rates likewif.
that the enemy were capitulating for the furren.
der OF Genoa, and all the fortredes In italy
and Lombardy. From this it would appear
thrt an armiitice has taken place during the
2bove period. The victory is faid to have been
gained at Maringo. AS this place lies at the
dltlance of more than ten French leagues from
Milan towards the frontiers Of The Venetian
territories, there is realon to think that the d.
vlllon of the Aufrian army which fuRained this
defeat was that under Gen. VucaGovich. "A
letter from Berthier to the FirR Conful, n
nounces thar on he 10th int he had attacked
the eo'ps Of Gen, OSs, eOnGaing Of Is, 900 men.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
Operations in Germany.
Fran Gen. Dd6sltg 70 The Miajger at War.
= II Q al Mcmmingen, Tune g.

From Gen. Ds4slts 70 tie Miajger at War.
H Q At Memmingen, June g.
"CITIzEN MINISTER,
" In my letter Of the 4th June had The hon
our Of giving you an account Of the movements
Of the army up to the 4.
On the I'd the army till retained the fame
petitions.
" On the sd the enemy puihed tome Rrong
reconnoi e-ng parties to the left fthe Iller,and
brifk canEonade took place.
The General in Chief gave orders to Lieu
tenant General Lacourbe, who had extended
his right TO Landiberg and Augsburg, to turn
more to his left, in order to approach the ar
my. He afIembled large body Of troops 90
the Vertach, holding Landlberg and Augsburg,
with detachments.
On the 4th, the array retained the fame
poiitions.-Gea. Grenier, to whom the Gen.
IN Chief has given proviionally the rank OF
Lieut.. Gen. replaced Lieut.. Cen. St. Cyr. who
has beer obliged to 60 to the mineral wells for
the recovery ofhis health, in the command OF
his corPs.-Cen. Richepanfe took the com
mand OF the diviiion PoAed on the left of the
Iller.
:" In the night between the 4th and eth. the
Gen. IN Chiet learned from the reports of fDie,
| that the enemy had collected large force Or
this tde OF the D4nube, between Illtrbero am
Weiienhorn, and thar part Of that force b,r
PaHed to the LETT bank ofthe Iller. He com
municated this information to Gen. Richepanf.
ordered Gen Grenier to fupport aim by n,
! OIi0Ss o. hImentz, and Gen, Lacourbe 70 tax