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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
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10 TIE wilson's branches of Litefasurs ;--sruon4
which ar the 'l@csf writings n DIVINITY, Law.
e. &c.
Together with variety Of New NOVELS,
wh'eh viii be fole on the NOR svafonasls terrns.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22

HEBRON-NEWTowN -.. .-
John Brigham occupant,
Simon IA kfon owntt,c one
tract OF land lying in He .---
bron, il being lot No !, I1lls 81 u. Y,A,
IN Range, 1T Divifun OF BE bonn. :. n, or,b,
lots two gTift mills, one beaG. Is.L
PAIR Ut Rones each F; one d. c, G u . c.
houie area 6S4 feet, one 400 so 40 1000 o.
feTy high, J windows, az Ta4 on bss<, 40
feet Of gafs, built ofwood Total >,
And IN sfs iaidtaIes paid before Tuefday
ths hheenth day ct September neat 70 much of faid
loss aid tracts will ne fold fad day, at Public Ven
DUE 10 the highea bidder, according to law. at my
dwelling heult in Hebron at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon. as will pay The fame, together wi h COTS and
charge
SAMUEL PARRIs, Cshe5~ sfJ sid c'lstSisz Dts,iA
Heb'sS5 5uas 70, 1906
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
FOR SALE.

a vrpv FOR SALE, $3.50
n ;. Convenient DWELLING-HoUs in
q Fr...s h'iome and healthy part of the town,
hse,g sLkewifc, one Other Houfe on
mott hn,Efi' and Stare Rrsrt, which commands
f.s.as,sai PROJECT Of the town and harbor.
fr III, ~ 70 horfes vii. be fold 90 eafy terms
~ 'lai-r. Fsrternis apply TO
P-R,,J = Il J. DELANO.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
JEREMIAH BAILEY
A true copy-AttsR,
JONATHAN BOWMAN, Jun. CLERK.
LNeOrS, G-CoDttef Common Pleas al Psqya4i

LINCOLN, H-Couctef Common Pleas al P51val
borough. May Term, 1901,
UPON the pstition atorefaid, Oh dered, that tbe
lad petitioner notifyall perfons ntereed therein r.
appear at the next Court of Common Pleas % he
noIaen 81 Topiham. within and for the couoty Of
Lh'oin, on the fourth Monday of Augna next.
oy Pushhng an attrtted copy Of faid petition and
.ihis. ordsf theTeon the weeks .uccrflivelv Ii
JeHeF P0.tiaHS G4zrtfr, the laf publication 10 be
three weeks at leaf before the fitting Of faid Court
and aio by pofirt attened copies Of flid petition
and this der thereon in two public places IL NJ
town o. brhol, three weeks at leaf before the it,
ting O. fa'd Court, that they may then and there
appear and ihew cauie, # any they have, why The
prayer thereof ihnuld not " granted.
Atteif, IONA. BOWMAN, iun. Cl,rk.
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FOR 80 rs AROYF.

FDK 3-1LE rs ABDVE, M"
The lsR edition OF the TOWN OFFICER, and AMI.
RlCAN CLERKS MAGAZINE The YILZA6E
H3PM0"r- DWFGHTS GEOGRAPHIC, by the
dozen or llnge.-Allo jYs5Prs, and f1s Maine SPEK.
LING BOOKS. b. ths qa7ntity
WRAPPING PAPER, cheap can be purchaf-d
in the Dilria
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22

. PEpPEHkL LBoROpcH, MAY &, 1907.
79 t5c Honorable TgfIssf Of fbc Supreme ,Igsfeiai
coa,f sar ibs-eo4a.ggf1ork, OBJ 6elAa a York,
% he f1idsoaat,, on tbs .fJR TuJ1ay q Mas,
Hano Demmi LSoI...-
uUMBLY fIews SErH SpEIYc AMI DaVIEL
Il CLEAvfs of Biddeford, and JoxA1HAs
IUcxES az PHISsASKeLLY, and-SAuusLDtS-
.h5r, of ppereborough, IN hecornty Of York,
merchants, hat they are intsrs fed with others to
your Pet't'onrrs unkoown, as teoants 10 common
" Certain tract If Land 10 faId Pepperelborcuph
with Wharf thereto belonging, containihgjb,
eltmation about eight acres the whole ufwhich
trad form.rly belonged 10 Sir Wrllip.n Pepr = -l;
afterwards ~ the fats ~ Manathufrtts, by yvholt
committee i ~AF fold % Yonr u .nors' petitioners,
nth tbe o'hr aforementioned, their prnporfi ions
OF faS Fdrt being ~ fOFlOw .-the Idd S-th SprirE
two th'rirrfh paits--ihr 'flid Daniel ClcAves snd
jonathan Fucker two thrtic;h parts-the flid Sa
musi Denntt oEe thirt,th par-tbe laid Phfueas
y l'y one thirticth part Acd that they are a lir-
Ous U haidnR tht'r flares thereof IL f-veralfy -
They Their fore pray thai your bouors wouid order
partition 'hrreot 10 b. made, according 10 The
hatuE- IN that Gale made aud proviled
SETH SPRING,
DANIEL CLEAVRS,
JONATHN TUCKER,
PiINFAS KELLY.
SAMUEL DENNEr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22

THE Subfcriber hereby gives notice 70 al con
j. cerned, that having been duly appointed al
mineratriz, On the efAte Of JOSHUA MAR
Cumberland, woman, deccafed, taken upuG her
that trut, and given bond as theiaw directs. She
therefore requens all perlons who are indebted 10
faid decesfePs efta,e 10 make immediate payment ;
and thofe who have apy demands thereon, to ex-
hbt the fame, 10
SARAH nARSToN, AGm's.
Time
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
DANCING SCHOOL.

WI 4 4, ALLEN, respectfully ioforms
isvrirs,r' sdies and Grrtemen-of Portland and
pg School 'ns' rs has opened bis Summer Dan
foafs q Gin, 4 Onion Hail. IN Portland. -The
Tsseys Ana ION e areircu three to FIX P NJ. on HrS
Aea At =. i 4."'asr4Gtfs-~For terms apply TO MIR.
~" April 20. 80 (f)
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To TIE Honorable he fGassj eftas 'c5wf of CON.
Hsea PltoJ noev beiAsh at PoauadBOroagh 4,4fbis
sr4 for ne espHty Of Lincoln, sp tbe yeeota Nan.
day Of Nay, Aaao Denim 1901.
uMbLf ih-weh Paul ToMLissoN Of rrif.
= Il TO-, ~ the county Of Lincoln, yeoman, and
MERCY IoMtIsscN his wife "a her right. and
DANIEL fALmtR, Of Thomqlton, il faid county.
yeoman, and ELtzARErA PALMER his wife N hsr
right, that theY are f-lZed IN their denaefne IA of
zee OF CERTAIN Undivided parts, VIZ. The faid Paul
Tomnon, and Mercy Tomliniou II her right, NJ
one undivided ev-nlh part, and the f4id Daniel
Palmer and Ltzabeth Palmer in rrr right, If one
other cndis'ded icventh part Of a certain trsrf or
parcel OF land fituated in RriGol aforefaid. ans
bounded thusA viz. Beginning on the northeaR cor.
ner ct land belonging TO Srwall Pearlon, on Da.
mdcoua river then running two hundred and
Twenty-Five rods ear fou,h eal 10 Harrington road
10 called thencs by iaid road to Goudey5s line
thehee' weit north wen by fad Goudey's .;ne 70
Damiioot'a river; thence by the river to the fri
mentioned bounds, Containing forty 1--we acres !:
which iald land yonr petitioners own as aforefaid
IN common with certain perionsto your petitioners
unknown and which fad flares yonr petitioners
are dehrous 70 hold IN ieverafty ;-thev tharrfcrr
pray that partition If faid tract oe parcel of lard
may be made, and scur petitioners refpe4iy h,rre
thereof sforefad, trt Of, that they may hold aud
enjoy the idm- 10 fcvtralty.g
JEREMIAH BAILEY,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
Feathers aud Bedhcking.

lust received, and for f4Ie, at WILLIAM FEN
y NELLY's Ofice, Fore-ar.-t, frefh fupply
OF Feathers and Bedtickcg, which viii be fold
cheap for esh. Perfiial, Jase 8.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
10 BE SOLD,

HOUSE LOTS, STORE LOTS. and
Na1oeern ,1rfI FGE, at the head of the tide al
WHARF pldeeord, pleafantly Gtuated, and co n
AcO "a - y 1901, The premifes may be viewed
ssafas \ IN, known b. applying 70 ,,.u
ra'h' ''''' jeremiah Hill.
.arI6, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22

MOFICE j. hereby giyeo, thar The f4bicriber
4 has b,cn daily appointed AdmnRrar,x of the
Etate ot JOAN GOULD, late of Rool4yic5, IL
'he county ot Lincoln, ySom0ns decca(cd, and has
undertaken that Iruh BY giving bond AZ The law
dirtds All perfun4 therefore having demands
atamt rs eiste ~ faid dccrdf7d, are drdrrd to
rHhiot n fame fcr settlement; and ali INDEBTED
to iAid eEate arc requeRed 70 make immediate paw
mEnt.
ABiHAUEL GOULD, Admiq;qcair:x.
fG7s 3, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22

XX7E the Subscribers, having been appointed b
w the Hon. William Gorham, ETC. to receive
and examine the ciams ct the creditors to the ef.
tate of JOSHUA hARSTON, late Of Norihyar.
mouth, dsceaiec, repretented infolveut, do hereby
give notice, that FIX months arc allowed 10 fait
creditors to bring 10 and prove their claims and
that we thaii attend that tervice at The dwelling,
honfe where laid dcceafed formerly lived, on the
h.f Monday Of July ana November, from ninc
O'Clock a. vi. 10 four p. III.
DAVID JONES. ,
SAMUEL YORK, SConr4'y.,
ISAAC SKILLIN,
III Nsrt9yaynotrb, June a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
LaaOs Of Ma6ae5gjstt,. .

JUST received for fale at jerks BOOK STORE,
y new edition Of the Laws Of HaiTAcbulstts, CON
plete from the adoption Of the Contribution TO the end
OF the year 1900, in vols octave. Allo. fcparzte
Sd volumes For thole who have purchafed the n * Id
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
FRESH GOODS.
-ss@%@~,-
'Tobn fenks,

KsEsEESlkULL Informs the public, that he has
!, eL l.'e AZ the loFs formerly occupied by MefIs
va = Thlal', No. z, FihfreeS, neat afortment ..
staple 4 FANCY GOODS.
6~SE uSisS 1,s i5t Jo1lsrvigg.
Dsaiapersne, hoes nrddlins and low priced
Bfoadcloths.
S'p'raae. plain and enbOfed Csfimsrts, Of
ihe mott fashionable coIors,
fsfea co,hs, 3aizrs, and + annels,
=, "a Ti0b'd and pain black Satin,
mese snc fancy Marleillcs Venins.
D'niues Mufinetss,
sook and Camhrie Mullins, LappeR DO Sl.ck do
n.aAn Handkerehcls, Mems Tambor'd do. In
h'e and aie ooIoured Cotton Cambrie,,
@saen Sanbnc, Long Lawn,
ra'all@ snd Cai'eoeS Ofthe newell fAfhion,
rs'asFe Chintz, Copperplates,
en- Souded, ptad and iiriped Nahkeens,
u.ns IsgSineIi'i Cotton do. Jeans, Fuai4ns,
10, ~sasnsi'sr Cheeks, Diapers,
,aAa lotions and Nankeens.
:'uSnna and black Barcelona Handkerchief,
1'aeA rocket Handkerch,fs, Cotton do.
and ~ lrfh Linens,
sa'la Modes and Ribbons.
sr1 iiAliau and florence Lnfrings, flriped
80: ~. cyprus Gauze, Velvet FOR tapes.
~ extra long white and colorcd Silk and Kid
.,' oosss Mems Silk and Beaver do
l,T's TX a Worried, Hemp-and Cotton Hofe.
r.. lotion DO. Purple aud Patch ShawIs,
81 = Shal oons, CalamancocS and RuieIs,
p,r.s., eniae and Satinett Gotten sufpeuders,
gn,,..' ian', Mems silk Hats, Hat Looping,
c .,,a-' Sewing Silks, Twias, Threads,
os,s.A isrreis, Tapes Bobbin.,
Psoy and Shoe Bindings.
S.si', .Iakpowder, sc. &c.
Pou. s,l't 'sfe<s 7'ybs pa gs,, .1vy s esg.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
r0LEr

70 LET, -,
a BRICK STORE in Fore -Areet, ina good fit-
a uation for dealer IN Wen India Goods and
Groceries. Inquire at VIM. Fsnnelly's Office.
JRSt IS, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
4 NEW SUPPLY OF
Stationery and other ArhcleJ.
JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE AT
Jenks' Book and Stationery Store.
NEXT 30 THE BANK.

NEXT 20 TIE BANK.
LARGE and frall Bibles and Tsaamtnts,
PAIN and HYmn Books,
Church Prayer Books,
School Books ChIdrer's do.
Writiog PaPrr Of different qualities BY the
ream Or quite,
Hot prriTed, Wove, Gilt and p. lii PoR Paper.
large and imall, Of aH1nalities, t4
Q9Ills Of hyperion quality, and various prices
Is ank Account Books Of dfTerenS izes,
Inkpow ieT Waters, and Sealing Wax,
States, ADD. Slate Pencils, by aos Or Jingle.
Morocco Pocket and MemoIaaaam Books.
PuiEss and Scifor CAFES,
Ink-eands of various kinds,
Steel Duf,
Sca'es and Divders,
Playing aud Mefage Cards,
Muiic aad Drawing Paper,
MuGc Books !; Tooth Bruf1es,
handione variety Of Pen aad Defk Koi-es,
Bet Lead Pencils,
Court Platter, and PuhgenI s -IliaE Battles.
Bonnet Paper.
Wrting ard CypEeriag Books,
I'D valuable aRoRrn-nt oe Other articles.
A
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
BANKRUPTCY


WHEREAS a CommiiIion of Bankruptcy, foon
w dec upon the aef of Congrefs of the United
States, Pafled on the fourth day Of April 1900, en-
tinted San at to eRabIib a Uniform EyRen of
Bankruptcy throughout the United States" has
been awarded and Tued againR
NATHAN BOND.
Of Portland, ia the diRra of Maine, broker and
merchant, and the facE Nsthau Bond has byrn de-
clared Bankrupt; ne IL hereby acquired 10 Iur
render h'mfH 10 the Comm ffo~ers in The (aid
CommifiioR named, or 10 the major part OF them,
o. the 19th June, and on the I3;h Jnly nt-.t, and
ne 10th day Of Auguf next, at ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon OF each Of ftd days, at the Auction room
Of hdzUord OrHa n, IN Fjfh-Sfreet, ,Pcrtsnd, ara
make tall dilcloinre and df,overv Of his effate
and effects ;-when and where his creditors ste
hereby noi'fird 10 come prepared 10 prove their
debts and AT the ieCond meeting TO choofe an
sihsnee or aiEgnets; and AT the laa meeting a.d
Bankrupt required to On N HE sxa.nination and
4; the fi3 laR meeting any of the creditors OF fid
Bankrupt may b. heard, # they ihan think 81, De-
tore lad commsioners, agaiul the u:Akine or al
lowing OF certificate 70 the judge IF laid dira
tnttle the fad Bankrupt 10 a certifcSe If diff
oharee. All Prrfons iadchtrd 10 fa.d Bankrspt are
70 make payment, and thoIe who have any of his
ELECTS arc q drlvcr the fame. 70 Each prrlons o.y
az the CommifIionrrs fhal appoint.
EDWARD OENARD,
EBfNEZER m4YD,
JOSEPH TITCOMB.
" PeEfilzds 1oih Jam, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22

pUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given.
"A thar The G'bfcribcr,has been duly appointed and
taken upon be- If the nun Of ESecutri1 to the laR
WI auo TeiAment of WILLIAM VIVIAN. late Of
Nor'nyarmovth "a The county of Cumberland woman
deoeaied Al pcrfous indebted TO faid RHte, are
hereby called upon to make immediate payment ana
thoG who have anv demands, 70 exhih the fame ~
tURANA WYMAN, Ezesurix.
Nayffr1rzcuf5. NV a. Ger
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22

A. The SHOEMAKING Bufnels;
Is carried on by JOHN q SETH PHILLIPS, al the
head Of Col. YATES Wharf; where eonfant arten-
dance viii be given, and the imsle favors gratefully
acknowledged. Portland, Tgzs ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
DIRECT TAX.

DIRECT TAX.
Sf%f5 Coilet7isH d eia. Second Dirjf5z, Sta:s Of
NGEIebgflI.
N TOFICE Is hereby given 10 the nORreidenf and
unknown prup etors II the 20 lowing os, z Tra,
OF Land within lAid diaret that Dired ra1 became
due and payable l@id Lots, the frventh Of noril
a. D. 1890, via
llrrta
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
L,aac AAms,

,,vopMs ii. acquhhtancs and the public II large,
II, l, Ia taken the aand in Rfh ireet, lately oe-
y. an Sl65su Paaz, where he offers for fale,
s1P'.' aaaon ptces, general a1ortment Of
shI 49, nnORC
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21
2u0hC N0&Cl.

In confeque.ncc Of tie declin-
ing fate of my health, intend leaving
this country for lew months, TO try The
benefit of the air o. Cape francois-A'i
perlonS having buiinefs with me, w'ilPEeaie
apply TO my wife, who is duly authorized
to tranfatt my buhnefs in my aofence.
John Leaolne.
on. 10. d3.6
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21
October &.

John G.. LADD
HAS FOR SALE,
Coarfe and fine falt,
Rudia Injecting and Duck,
Wet India and n. E. rum,
MolaHes, Sugar and Coffee,
Hyfon, hyfonlkin, ! Teas of the bef qua
Souchon and bohea lily,
A few cafks Madeira wine,
Do. bis. beef,
Mould ard dipt candles,
by 9 window glaf,
Soap, cheeie and had,
Men and womens' ihoes,
Writing ard wrapping paper,
Cotton and wool in bags,
1 box linen checks,
do. PLAYING cards,
do. Dutch quilts,
Sewing Irvine,
Anew crates and boxes gla{s ware,
Pepper, nutmegs, alfPice, alum,
Platter OF Paris, &c.&c.
Oh. II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21
WILL, BE SOLD,

WILL BE SOLD,
On the premites, the 18th day Of Novem-
Der, on credit of IL months, purchaier
giving bond, witA approved iecurity,
The remainder Of the ACKS
and JENNETTS on the eia,e of the late
General Warrington, decealed, together
with fifty head of young CATTLE, and
about one hundred SHEEP, amongtt thete
cattle butchers may be fuppIied with tome
excellent beef and mutton.
AJo,
Will be offered for falc, on the fame
terms, two beautiful three year CID Fill
LIES; pedigrees of whi-h Will be ho"n
on the day of iale.
The EXECUTORS.
MouAt- VeyUsu, or. 8. dds
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21

Vented 10 PuychaEs, o., H15.
A fmart, active NEGRO Boz, b.
tweea 10 and &c years Of age. Esquire
of the Printers.
Oct: -. cofr
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21
FALL GOODS.

SHREVE e JANNEY
HIVE FOR S.4LE,
1t their fare on Uuion brt,veen Prince and
Duke freets,
N. England Rum in bis.
Molailes in hhds.
Sugar in bis.
Coffee in bags and bis.
Pepper of an excellent quality in bags,
Hy ion, fouchong and bohea tea by the
cheit,
CATTLE and white foapin boxes,
45 boxes fegars of an excellent quality,
Fine falt,
Mackarel by the barrel,
Cod fin by the box,
Florence oil in boxes of one doz. each,
Fifty barrels and 50 hhds. OF Sugar.
din,
Ladies Morocco clippers by the box,
Mems trong do. by the doz.
Ravens duck by the piece or bale,
a lew DaieS OF SurFahs and iaiSoCiipS,
and are in daily expectation Of an addltl-
onal upply.
Sept. IA. d
e. The SublCrlber Will
take young man Of good character to
the itudy of Medicine.
JAMES CRAIK
on. I6. raw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-21
FALL GOODS.
BENNETT e WATTS
HAVE RECEIVED,

FfA Z KECEIV Ed,
By tie Rc/sr0e firm Londoa, and Orou
fran LiVnb0ol,
An extenGve AHortment Of Fail
and Winter Goods,
which they Offer tor iale by the package
or piece on the uiual terms. -ihe fol-
lowing form part Of faid ador,nent,
viz.
Nails, fhot, pewter, fig
blue, German feel, FF and battle gun
powder, 70 bales beh twiNcd fck,ing,
Druiiels and Scotch carpcting ard carpets,
fair cafe carpeting, &C. &C.
Sept. II. d
The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1801-05-23

Ce Gentlemen in different parts Of the
United States who have received the
propofals and undertaken to obtain tlb-
icriptions for the Country Gazette OF the
United States, are requelted to return
them by the 1T day of June, in order that
the publication may be commenced, or
rclinquifhment of the object take place.
All perfons deiirous of becoming iublcri-
bers, are requeRed to forward their
names, Immediately, as the publication
will not be commenced unleis the number
stipulated $500 executive of the prefent
Country Subscribers to the Daily Ga
zete) ihould be obtained. Thofe difpolc-
ed to become fubEcribers need only tranf-
NIT their names at prcfent-the advance
money will be demanded On the receipt
Of the firlt number.
April II, 1904.
The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1801-05-23
European News.
CRONENBERG, May "a.

On the 22d in the evening, the Englifh
miniRer, Mr.. Drummond, and the envoy
plenipotentiary, Mr.. VanGttart, arrived
here from Copenhagen. The Englih who
refided here, were required Immediate
ly to leave d denmark with them but they
refuGed, and lome of them even iaid, that
they would remain in Denmark, whatever
r. ght be the confequence. Only the
Englilh conful, and fome other pertons,
who had particular reaions for it, went
on board the Englilh frigate lying here,
which about noon failed for the Engliih
feet lying above Kuillen. The reit have
not only received permillion from the
Danifh government to remain here, but
are permitted to choofe the place where
they will reide, and are promiied fecu-
rity and full protection from the laws.
The day before yelterday, and yelterday,
the Engliih fleet was very plainly to be
feen here. On the day before yesterday
it was in the bay Of Torrekor but YET
terday in the afternoon, it was on the
Danilh coat, near Gilleleye, two German
miles from Ellineur. 1t is faij the adj
miral has dispatched faR-failing ihip to
England, and waits its return before he
undertakes any thing further; the truth
of this report however, is much doubted.
Yeiterday afternoon the Danifh cutter
brig Garven, failed from hence for Co.
penhagen; the inhabitants have received
orders from the magistrates to hold them
f.lves in readiness in ihort, we are pre-
pared to rcpcl any hottie attack with vi
gour. To day we can fee nothing of the
Englilh feet. The day before yeiterday
twas reported here, that the Ruiiian feet
of fxty-one fail had arrived at BOrnholm !;
this, however we now know to be without
foundation. 1t it is now faid, that not
the great feet from Cronltadt, but the
fnaller Ruaian fleet, of twelve fhips of
the line, and fome frigates, has already
arrived in the vicinity of Copenhagen.
To day, from noon till four in the aft
ternoon, the wind has been n. w. and
therefore very unfavourablc for the Eng
lilh Acct if they intend to attempt the paf-
faye but, as yet, not a flip is to be
feen they feem as to have vaniihed !;
we are, nevertheless, fully prepared for
them.
P. S. We are this moment afured that
the Engliih fleet is at the entrance OF the
Sound, and will take advantage OF the
north welt wind, to attempt the paiiage OF
it.
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A bill to that amount on the houfe Of
Chapeaurouge & Co. has even been pre-
tented for acceptance. The fenate held
a meeting on the 18th, which lated from
the morning till late In the afternoon, for
taking into confederation this unexpected
requeR, for the payment of which the
French republic makes the whole city
refponhble though it is reported that it
will Immediately concern only certain
rich individuals, who, as merchants, have
in their poGeliion great deal of property
belonging to French emigrants, or other
perfons who have been guillotined during
the reign oil terror.
Many reports, injurious to the CONNER
cial reputation of the celebrated houle of
Chapeaurouge & Co. have very induitri-
oully been circulated on this location, but
they are not entitled to any credit. Cha
peaurouge has been fummoned before
the fenate, and offered, it is faid, to pay
one million of livres, but this is not deem
ed fufhcient.
The French courier has not yet been
difpatched with an anfwer, nor has the
relolution taken by the fenate, on 70 ur-
gent buinefs, hitherto tranfpired.
Many perfons are of opinion, that the
French government only trump up this
new claim, that it may have pretence,
in cafe Of nom compliance, to bring this
little republic, which has exilted in ref
pe6table independence for 70 many CEN
turtles, under the dominion of fome TO-
reign potentate
Nothing can exceed the alacrity with
which the military preparations of de-
fence are carrying On in the .Buchy
of HolGein, and particularly on the El5e-
Nine gun boats, very well armed, are
now itationed on this river, little below
the Danilh harbour Of Altoona, which
brings to and fearches almoR every vefel
that goes down.
On the 18th infant, Mr.. Cockburn, the
Englifh conrul refdent here, fent notice
to the captains of fuch Engliih ihips as
Till remain in this harbour, to drop down
to Cuxhayen as fpe edily as pohble, where
frigate would be in readinefs to convoy
them to England; but owing to contrary
winds, they have not been, as yet, able
to fet fail.