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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
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400 Dollars Reward.

yXTHEREAS one Ohpsy Homer. who
Wv lately lived in Colburntown, on Pc
nobfcot River. was mifiing from his fafahy
about the middle Of April laa--aud about
two months after thsr time iufpicions arofc
in that neighborhood. that he had been mur-
dered--and after feveral attempts OF the
Magihlates and people TO afcertain the fact. a
Child of faid Homes of 10 years Of age, de-
olared THAI he faw me the Subicribcr kill faid
Homes-upon which was apprehcnded. ex-
amindcd, and am now confined in prifon and
there to remain nearly II months before
can receive final trial--and am then liable
to loie my life. Now fully believing faid
Homes is alive, hereby offer the above re-
ward to any pcrion. who fhall give informa-
ton where he is; 70 that on trial proof may
be had vfhis being alive. Said Homes is
fhort OF Ratute, thick, of dark completion,
ihort black hair, and fomewhst bald.
Since my confinement in Gaol, The Wife
of faid Homes ha, likewiir been arrcited, ex-
amined, and commi:rcd. on charge of be-
ing accefary to the foppofed murder Of her
hoiband, where unleis faid Homes is found.
fhe muR remain to receive her trial before
the Supreme Court of june next.
JOSEPH INMAN.
Caams Ga0I, OA. IS, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
TB1c AUTHORITT.7

"l =
State of Rhode-Inand and Provi.
dcnce Plantations.
In General Agsm5y, O7Ober SsDion,
n. u. 1901.
EORASMUCH as feveral Pub
locations have of late been
made, in a certain News Paper prin-
ted at Providence by Bennet Whee-
ler, called the United States Chron-
icle, laundering and defaming the
Governor, Supreme Court, and
other conltituted Authorities of this
State, one of which Publications
was fubfcribed by John DOrranee,
Rej6iUed, That in the Opinion
Of this General Afiembly, the faid
Publications tend to difcredit this
State abroad, and to dilquiet the
good People of this State, by weak
ening public Confidence in the con.
Rituted Authorities thereof.
RsjSived, That in the Opinion
of this General Afembly, His Ex-
cellency the Governor, the Su-
preme Court, and the other conili-
tuted Authorities Of this State, are
well entitled to the public Conf
dence, and have deferved well of
their Fellow Citizens, by faithful
and meritorious Execution of the
Trufs repofed in them by the
People.
Voted, That the above Refolu-
tons be pubIilhed, for three weeks
fuccefIiveIy, in all the News-Papers
printed in this State.
a true Copy:
fsp ~ Witre{s.
3 .s4tl SAMUEL EDDY, Ser,y,
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Political Mifce,iany.

TIE xdsfenSsnt. 6rx narLy .jsa,inesn eos-
tanned in fbs JSiss7pixg sxeeiisat p,osstiiox,
mgkf 10 be iSSsi.6H imp,sDSd on fbs m'ad Of
rvey Dsmae,afie RsSa6heas ix i5e UxireS
Siafe,. Evey yfrexS 10 ibr CoyGiS'ion.
sbai bGs dsnbt s bis ,risd ryps5xg fbs
CesafSfoxai,y Of tbe meejxry pS.fIed BY
Mr. JEFfERscN, will find tkefs doSbS re-
msO<d. BY an a,trstivs ssvajai sffbe Rafs-
m<1 q JAH; sddxced BY fo1 snsrgsfie svrif-
~. qeb0 bai basatsuey esxf,easd fbs msa.
fares PHJxed BY 'he isa qOib ,be mee/arn
fayxed BY sbsprs,tR, aasrinja,Gfion.---Rsad
RsPH6Iitans and jndse. qebsfbtv fbe pre-
Jenf, and finer tie P,yjenf. rVbstbsr ibe LEFT
admiwj6rStion. did nof qleiafs ,be Cen6isx-
tios.
From the COLUMBIAN MusIvM.1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
s In To1vw-Mertins, Mev. 10, 1901.


VXyE the Subscribers being appointed by
Wv the Hon. Court Of Probate OF New
Shorehan, comipifiioners, to recsive and ex-
anime the claim. of the creditors 20 the eitatc
Of Taua Re,s. late Of faid Nsw-Shorsham.
Yeornsn. deceafed. repretented inioivent; aad
6x months from the 6sa Of November iatt.
being the time allowed by fsid Conrt: We
hereby norify faid creditors, to exhibit their
claims to either of Us, a, our r-ipettive dwell
ing., in New. Shorehan, within faid time !;
or they will he precluded according to law.
~ 3 JOHN GORTON,
THOMAS D. lITTLEFiELD.
Commif!ioners.
N. B. The Subfciber folicis all per-
Fcn. ;udcbsed 70 faid easte, to make immc-
diate pay ment TO 80,
Nerrys,f, NoO. liz, 1901. 7fo
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.

A Ii petfons having demands agaiuA the
4 4 Eaate of SARAH McAroRD, late of
Newport, dcccafed-arc called on 70 exhibit
their demands for payment and all ,hofe
who are indebted to the Eaate. are called on
to iesrIe the fame, and make pavme to
PAUL MUMFJRD,
Admmyfrafor.
Newtoyf, Nov. ~, 1901.
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A CHA NC E.

NNE Prize of 1900 dollars, and
~ one of 1000 dollars, beiides
feveral other valuable Prizes, may
and will foon be obtained, for only
IS lhillings, in the Brjfoi Church
Lotfery.-The following numbers
were drawn on Wednefday, the
fecond day Of Drawing, and are
Prizes of FIVE dollars aw
No. 20, 80, a., S4, I33, $50,
ao4, a3I, 247, 3I4, 3S5, Al,
ASS, 5o7, SIS, 53a, 562, 597,
Col, Gas, 655, COS, 6Sa, 774,
7SS, SI3, S3a, 9l3, o53, ooS,
1893, 1901, 1914, 1899, ISL,
1872, IIos, 1899, l242, i243,
1880, 1855, 1908, 1922, 1889,
1853, 1859, I436, I445' 1882
1887, 1879, I'LL, I79b 1915,
Io47, oo47, oI5S, 2239, a2S2,
2aS6, a3Io, 232I, a37S, a549,
a6Io, a66S, a6S5, 27Io, o7S3,
aSsa, 1860, 29I3, a99o, 2997.
The Managers, will politively
draw again on the fecond day OF
December.
B,yeol, Nov. iz, 1901.
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OF II fe-o 7iekets remain for
Sale at this CHee, and at tbe F0res Of
MeHrs. RICHARDSON and WILDER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
.An Acr to preOent tbe hnoking q
PIpEs and SEGARs.
A q Tosus Meeting. Dec. IL, 1899.

II is Yoisa and Rr/oirex. That no per-
@on b. foffered to finoke Pipe or Segar, IN
.ny of the Greets of Newport, after Suntet,
upon the penalty Of paying fine of One
Dollar, to aud for the uf; Of the Town, to
be proiecuted and recovered before any or
either of the Juaiccs of the Peace In faid
.Cowo, who arc required to take Cognizance
of the fame.
In fo7Vn- Meeting. Nev. 10, 1901.
II is Ysted and RselveI, That the Ad
Yefpeeling fmoking Of Pipes or Segars in
any of the A,ects Of Newport, atter funiet.
he put in force. and that il be the duty OF
all the civil officers in the town to Zee the
fame executed and that the fame be pub
lined in both the Newspapers printed in
this town. Witaef,
JONATHAN Amy,
qews- Clerk.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21

Neu;forf, N0v. I3, 1901.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-03
Alexandrla Advertiser.
TUESDAY, MARCH 3.

The PreGdent has nominated Thomas
J0bn/ou, William Crunch, md Cbarle,
Simms, Judges of the diariet of Columbia.
On Saturday lat, 7bomas 11s6Sr6a, at
prefent Vice Prefdent Of the United States,
and PreGdcnt of the Senate, took leave Of
that body onwhich location he delivered
the following address:
Gentlemen of'fbe Senatt,
To give the ufual opportunity Of sp-
pointing preGdent pro tempore, Ihow
propcfe to retire from the chair of the Sc
nate and as the time is near at hand,
when the relations will ceafe, which have
for fome time fubfiffed between this honor
able houfe and myfelf, ! beg leave before
/ withdraw, to return them my grateful
thanks for all the inRances of attention and
Irefpeet with which they have been pleafsd
TO honor me. In the d;fchargc Of my func-
tions here it has been my copfcientious en-
deavor to obiervc impartial juttice, with
out regard to perfons or fubjeets and if ]
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-03

tor New Yo but bon! The Matches.
and ioiPicion having dry goods iecreted
N the crates Captain Starbuck requeR.
co them to xamine and fearch the veilcl
at lea, but this was denied, both yefIel
ana cargo were libelled as Spani1h proper
~, the trial had not taken place ON the
18th Of January.
The fhip Magnet, capt. Marlh, and
the hips Sanfom and Mercury, Of this
port, were to leave Liverpool on the 10th
december. The brig Iris was 70 fail
from Briftol on the 11,h. The Com
f'aerre, Edwards, was taxing in her car
go tor Alexandria, and would GaiI a,ort,v
One iample of wheat fold at the Corn
Market In London, on the 10th of Dec.
Tor 1858 per Wheat oSs to IA.
-Kye s8sto 7zs-6ne Flour n IS.
February rs.
The editors of the New York Gaze,+a
have It in their power this day, to reciify
the contradictory reports refpeeting Touif-
iaint and St. Domingo.
captain Perronet, who arrived here yef.
terday, in the .fchooner Venelia. in 70
days from Cape Francois, informs us. char
Iouiiaints On his march for St. Domingo.
had taken number of fmall places in pol
tefiion OF the Spaniards but, that on his,
arrival at St. Domingo, with his army, he
was waited on by body of Spanifh prielts
who gave him an invitation to accompany
part of them into the fort, to view the
Notifications, by way of convincing him
that It was not in his power to take the
town without cannon-leasiIl ing part of
thoie who went out. as hoitages for the
fate return of the general. TouIlaint went
with this depulation, viewed the works,
and returned with determination TO ftarye
them out. But ina hort time, during
the iiege, Toufaint received by brig in
ihort pafage from France, difpatche.s from
the French Government, appointing him
prefect of the whole of St. Domingo, with
q particular rcquef to iettle all d .ferenccs
with the Spanih Part Of that iettiement,
and not to ditturb them in future. This
is concae, and we believe true fate
ment Of the buineis; for captain Perronet,
from whom we obtained thcie particulars,
lpeaks the French language perfectly we'll,
and is acquainted wirh Tounaint, as well /
as with many of the frit characters of that
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-03
Fifty Dollars REWARD.
Whereas fone malicious

and evil difpofed perfon or perfons, have
been in the habit of breaking down the
Trees planted on the front Of my property
in Prince Rreet and tearing up the cafes,
! hereby offer a reward Of Fifty Dollars
for the diicovery Of the perpetrator or per-
petrators, 70 that he or they may be brought
to juaicc-to be paid on conviction.
VIM. HODGSON.
March 8. edizf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-03

NEW-YORK, February ID.
arrived, ihip Portland, Pollard, Bour-
s gaOx brigs Paramaribo, Shepherd, ST..
ODes Retaliation, Whipple, St. Tho
mas Minerva, Brown, Havanna Dor
n.y. Ellis, !. Republican; Am. Matilda,
"@tlock, HAVANA /; fchr's Balen, Deu-
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eayes; Fame, Williams, Jamaica; I.oui-
"a, nTidger, Eve, Antigua Experiment,
Cane, ~. Orleans Recovery, s Ell. Sur
rlnam Hoop Sally, Webb. VIRGINIA
Cleared, ihips Nancy, Heron, Lon
donderry Wm. s. Margaret, .
Greenock brig Eaequibo Packet. Ora.
ham, HAVANA. a
| NsPtain Rowland, ofthe brig William.
lett at St. Kits the fchooner Difnatch'
capt. Sparrow, which had been feized bv
the Birth man of war Albicore the CAP
tam had gone to jamaica to ftand trial
IaPtain X. was boarded in the Gu,ph ,;,y
Birth trigate, and informed that one
q the United States frigates was blockad-
ing two French privateers in the ray Of
Matanzes, one of which had recently CAP
tured an American veilel.
Captain Brown, If the brig Minerva.
lett at. Havana the briggs Fair American
and Little George, Of this port the ihip
Lucy, and another th;p of Bottom, with a
number Of other American yeflels. The
brig Little George, Of this port, was cap
eured by Britifh u near the HAVANA,
and lent for Jama;ca-the captain kept on
board the ~.
The fch'r Betty from hence 10 ST. Iaeo
de Cuba, is taken by the Britifh fhip Be-
netra, and fent into Jamaica. The brig
Little George, captain O'Br;en, from
hence toHayanna, is taken by Britifh
.loopof war, and tent to Jamaica. The,
Greyhound, Booth, from Jacquerel, to.
Charlefo1, is captured and carried to Ia
raaica.
Schooner Fame, Williams, "a days from
Jamaica, failed IN co. with the brig Pal
las, of Portfnouth, N. H. and brig Su-
key, to Salem. In lat. 81, long. 49,
Gpoke loop bound from New Y ork to
New Providence, with live flock.
Schooner Recovery, Sill, from Sur
rinam. Left there the brig Polly and
Betty, Gilbert, Norwich; fhip Morning
Star, Strong, Portland !; brig Volunteer
Berry, New London; brig Sally, Allen,
Bottom; brig , Curtis, do. lchooner
fuccefs, Davis, Cape Ann, fch'r
Prince, Bottom !; brig 49,, Harding,
Portland !; and brig Richmond, Cutter,
ca9f. Els, from P. Republican, la, ta-
a,o,ed rs 10;fb The follo1virg liz afyeDsA
qvbieb he let7 tbeye:
Ship Diipatch, Maxwell, Of Philadel-
phia; brig Harriet, Shockley, do. brig
Rofe, fitzpatrick, Kennebunck !; fch'r Ca
rofine, Benton, Baltimore, to fail in / 0
days; brig Eliza, Watts, do. 70 fail in
March; brig Fidelity, Simpfon, Portf.
mouth, to fail for this port; brig Fair
American, Turner, Baltimore, to fail in
March; fch'r Mary, Bryant, Philadel-
phia, from Surrinam for Philadelphia;
fhip Fame, Jones, from St. Thcmas, to
fail for Baltimore in 6 days; fch'r Corde-
| liza, Bufhman, to fail for Baltimore in 20
days; fch'r Venus, BARTLETT, CharleRon;
fnow William, M Daniel, do. ich'r Tho
mas Jeferfon, Jones, Baltimore; ch'r
John, Gardner, Beverly; Aoop Lively,
Hunt, Charlehon; ch'r Eutaw, Eneis,
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rrels command Of the Auftrian lieutenan,
general Won Simichel, with an officer and
70 rangers, the Bailliwick of Koenigtberg,
in the diRria Of Hildburghaufen, and, re-
cardleis Of the remonifrances, and proteita-
lions Of the Saxon lieutenant Won Pape,
who was Rationed there with an advanced
poa, occupied the principal market town.
Soun after two companies Of the fame
corps followed under the command of a
major, and the Saxon officer was obliged
with his weak detachment to retreat to
Cobousg. sss AL
/" His Prufian majefy has heard, with
the utmoa fnrprile, of this proceeding,
contraryto the principles Of neutrality Of
the North Of Germany. The fyite,n a.
dopted by his majeily is Efficiently known
4 and Of equal. publicity is the re4olution
fhismaje&y has feriouily taken of maintain
ing this fyffem Of energy, and Of never
tutoring It to be infringed in any manner.
This encroachment mutt, therefore, have
happened without the knowledge or con-
sfent ofhis Imperial majefty; and the king
expects, therefore, immediate redrcs. a
formal diiapprobarion Of the order given to
the corps of Lowenacin Werlheim. to PATS
the line of dem arcation, the recall of rhe
-trooPs, aud the feycreit injunetions againi.
imilar traafgrenions for the future, can a.
lone anfwer tho detired end.
Iheie are the meafures which the un-
derigned has been oraercd to propoie to
his excellency the miniRel of the cabinet
count Colloredo, by the pref,nt note; and
hehas the honor herewith TO AZURE him OF
his mott diainguifhed relpef.
KELLER"
!" Hi<uxo, oaoz<, 20, 1Sce.
COUNT coLLoREDo'. ANSWER.
81 The undersigned has the honor TO in
torn the embafador extraordinary and mi
inter plenipotentiary Of his PruiIian ma.
Jelty, OF the receipt of hisnoteof the 1otl.
ofOetober, according to which a detach-
inent OF the corps of LowenRein Werthein
IS laid TO have occupied place belonging
TO the territory Of the Duke of SAKE Hid.
barghauien, and ftuated IN the line oil
dsnarcafion of Northern Germany.
s" TO the undersigned this occurrence
has hitherto remained utterly unknown.
Bat. the necehary enquiries fball be made
Without delay on this lubjec, and the mea.
lures proper to give fatisfaetion TO hi.
fFui'lan majely fhall be taken according.
". In other refpetts, he has the honor
TO allure his .excellency, that encroach.
ment, It it has really been made, had GER
.ainly been undertaken without the know
'ease OF the emperor, his majeay being
very tar from defring to diaurb the prin
slpies OF neutrality adopted by The Pruf
han court for Northern Germany, and
Will rather eagealy feize every opportuni-
y to convince the king majeAy of his
friendly fentiments.
The undersigned intreats the embaf-
iadof extraordinary and miniaer pleripo-
sshtiary OF the king of Pruiiia to accept
Tue aiiurances Of his fpecial refpeef. 81
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M
have fail Of impreiine this asS
Of the tie, it will rs to me : c'rcs,m
itance ii be deepef regret. may have
erred q imes. No doubt ] have erred.
This IL the law of humat, nature. Fr,
honea Fors, however, indulgence may s.
hoped.
] owe to truth and iuftice. at the Game
time odeclare that the habits of order and
decorum which 70 itrongiy characterize the
proceedings OF the Senate, have rendered
the umpirage OF their PRECEDENT an Office of
little difhculty: that in times and on
quefions which have ievercly tried ,be,
ienfibllitiesof the houle, calm and temre-
r1tesdikuiGon has rarely been diifurbed bv
departures from order.
should the fupport which Ihave rece;vess:;
from the Senate, in the performance ~ y
my duties here, attend me into the new
itahon to which the public will has trans.
TERED me, ihall coniider it as commenc-
Ing under the happieR aufpices.
With eheie expreiions Of my dutiful r..
gard to the Senate as body, I ak leave
70 mingie my particular wifhes for thu
health and happineis of the individuals who
compete it: and to tender them NV cor
dial and reipectful Adieu.
Til. JEFFERSON.
Theaddrcis was referred TO a Elea COM
mlttee. @
On Sunday afternoon. arrived in the q. \
~, OF Warrington, Aaron Burr, Vice.Pre-
iident elect OF the United States.
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1od, I'D, and aod Nails,
With general afortment of Carpenters
and Farmers Tools.
1N5-A few trunks of fine Muffin.
lrith Linen, and German Stripes, which
they will fell low for cath, or exchange
for country produce.
CT La@ giO<s far IVbie Bean, and
Peas.
March 8. .eo17t
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zonet' Porto Rico; Bird, King, Aux
Ceayes,; Fame, Williams, Jamaica: Loui-
"a, h'dger, Eve, Antigua Experiment,
Ans -. Orleans Recovery, Lell, Sur
imam !; Hoop Sally, Webb, Virginia.
Cleared, thips Nancy, Heron, Lon
donderry Wm. s. Margaret, --------.
Greenock brig Eaequibo Packet. Ora.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

nent. hat his Lo7dhip, late as it was IN the
evening, communicated il toithe Lord Mayor
in the loioVing letter
Downieg- July n, half Pan 8. ? n.
''MY LORD.
"Ihaye great fatisfadion n informing you.
thai Capt, Blake of tie Difpatch cutter, is jua
arriving from St. Pete lburgh, and has brought
Convention, Ggned on the 18th If jane, by
Lord St Heens and Count Pduin, on The part
Of His Majeay and the Emperor Of RuGia. by
which all differences between the two countries
have been amicsby adjuled.
/" Their D4niih and Swedilh Maieaies have
been i0vited to accede 10 this Convention.
have the honor to BE-, &c.
(Sgnsd) =" HAWKESBURY."
The Right Hon LcrdsMavor.
Il Is unneceifary to make any obfervations on
he very beneficial consequences Of this event.
The removal Of the cauies viii h produced
The war il the Baltic, the re-eaabElhment of
our commerce in the North 10 its greatea ex-
tent, and the return Of more than twenty-five
fhifs of the line, at the moment when our enc
nv afr Is to mediate the invah n Of our liland,
are advantages too great and too obvious TO
render it neceGary for US 70 enlarge upon them,
or to enter into any view of the other efetts that
may follow his happy event, which throws
no lirtle political fylendor on the new adminif-
trauOn.
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FRENCH IND AMERICAN TREATT.

LONDON, July l2.-We underhand that the
FIfConfut OF France refufes 10 ratfy the Trea-
" with the American States, unleis the Amer
lean government hali agree TO il without mod
neutrality-suspicious. are ents. tanned that
the French will renew their depredations on he
commerce Of the u ited States. Mr.. DAYTON,
who is at Paris, was 70 apply 10 the French
government to fufpend meaflres of this nature
until tie matter thou d Be reconlidered by the
American Senate, or fome other amicable mode
Of fsttlug matters could be adopted,
The angry and deciige tenor Of the Note
prefented by the American Muiaer to ourCtb
inet, at the moment ot their being involved in
corteR with the Northern Powers, clearly
fbews The line Of politics which the new Gcv
eminent If the United STATES would adopt If
their iSciinations we're not reRrained by their
fears The condemnation which is the fubjed
of complaint took place On he zoh Odober,
and was announced in the American papers
early in November Six months were fuff.rsd
TO elaPfe without its being made the otiea Of
amicable difeudion but 70 foon as the North
ern Conftderacy adumed tone and conGtency
which threatened our maritime and corf quen
political eziRence, this charge i reforted 10
the cceahon Of offence, and ex2reGed in terms
not confident with our notions Of the accuaom.
ed intercourle of friendly State.
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PNRIEEHL.
LnNnnN, IuHF

LONDON, June IS.
A Gazette Extraordinary has b.en printed
at Madrid, containing the Bulletin OF the pro
gref, Of tie army Of the Prin,e 1T Peace, ad-
dreJed by that General 70 the King, and his
Proclamation Q The troops upon opening the
campaign agajnG Portugal.
Upon lie zoth Of May, The Spanih troops,
had done rs more than 70 PoH-ls thsmleIyes IF
Oivenza, End 70 furround The Portugu-fe
lI,as. The Prince Of Peace Is not above TIE
gaGcoaale ofinfo ming his fovereign that one
hundTei Spaniatds put zeoo of the enemy to
f bit taat he commenced The attack in per-
ION At Tie head Of the advanced guard and III L
the folders brought hi n two orange -boughs
from, tie garde-s Of Elvas, which he prelsnts
to the Queen Il!
july lz-Th- Peace between Spain, France
and Portugal, vas rati6et at Madril or the
10th alt. TIE King md Qn@en Of Spain were
preparing to leave their capitol on the Ssh Of
the fine month, % their way q Ljfbon, in cr
der to pay viii to their dAugh er the P iacef,
OF Brazil, no doubt 70 congrat late her on the
glorious peace which has paved lie way back
again for The re union of the two Crowns under
the protection Of the great nation which j. to
iend Louis Bonaparte, as il IS faid, 10 receive
their JOINT homage on the occaGnn.
twenty .houfanj Spanilh ana 10 geo French
troops are to garrilon the fortified towns in
Portugal. Some territory in Portugal IS allo
to be ceded 70 Spain.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
Russia IND FRANCE.

PARIS, JUNE ~.
The ABIDE camp Dnroc arrived a, P,terf
burgh on The night Of the 24th.-He was IN
troduced the following morning 70 M. De
P hlan, who prefente1 bin n his Imperial
M4jeay on the 10th. The Emperor received
him alone, IN his clof.t, IN the mott favorable
manner. He afterwards hal fevera confer
ences with Nj. De Plnin, the Prvy Councillor.
Or th= ? h, be rref-n sd to the Emperor, on
the parsJe. the cidceIs VINO hld accompanied
him u Prtertbutgh II he sfrsrnoon 81 the
fame day he vas met, while walk ng ~ the pal
a>e gardens, BY the Emperor, who ordered him
to be catirj, and conducted hi to private
alley, where they converted together FIR a
coniderahle time The cnu 7teranee Of Alex
ander l. exoir=s rcfPef. and inf1ires confidence
He is equally dear the military 4nl lhe Peo-
pie. / D: had lately yifted the he-t az Cron-
6adt. Il was very ate at night when he re
turned, and his ahle1te can ELI general apxie-
". The regiments al Pie brrgh were, Of
their own accord, under arms, an called llnd
y for their Emperor. The gtea et union
prevails in ,he X ]yl Family. Lord S. Heiens
did cot rive at PETE lblrgh un i the z9.h.-
NJ De Mar ow appoint-t Mnit 2 be Fren h
RepubAc, has f-t OUT FIR Paris. (dfoatevr