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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21


will then plant on the premiEes, as foou IS
it could be ready, eight acres OF Vine
ward, and afterwards as much as the hands
could attend to.
+. Two years after receiving the a
bove fun Of money, | Will ,ake ten ycuns
men, white or black, belonging 10 ,hoic
perions who furnjined the money, as a.
prent,ceS TO the art OF managing v,"es.
ard making wine ard branc, Provldcc
lhcy remain ard work two years CT H.
farm at the expiration Of which tern?
they ihall receive 25oo plants OF the vine,
beng as many cuttings out Of iad vine :
yard. ! will ther take ten others On th,
fame telms, and 10 en- fer S years-tti
bcing intended as in,erea .cr Tie above .un
of 20, 900 dollars.
Sd. will give iecurity for the ,noney
until the eisht acres are planted ard 'hen
farm and negroes will be given in mort
gage for il.
will fay nothing of the advantages CT
hEing he Vine cultivated in the coun-
try; they are 10 great and 70 advantage
Gus to the public at large, that the rate
ought to be at the hrtt expence. lave
Already mad: fome important difcoveres
tn refp-ct 90 the climate, that have
not the leaf doubt of fuccels and ior
the fake of my own intereit lwouid plant
the it~cies of Vine that would bet luit
the climate.
The inhabitants of TenreGee may, in
my opinion, accept ,ho!e rrorctit'ons-l
cannot make Vineyard on any other plan
as am bound here number OF years. |
thould be obliged to hire on The farm I
fhouId make there man of confidence, be-
ing acquainted with Vine drciiing, and
working under my direction; iuch d man
is to come yer from Europe; But as am
waiting The arrival Of ious brothers, !
could undertake TO execute the above plan,
even b ore their arrival, as 1t is after The
I'd ant 81 year, ,hat Vine d'ehing requires
rrat}ce & knowledge. Until my bro,
Tiers would arrive | have with ME here a
country man OF mine who would a. lwer The
purpoEe.
The in,erea OF the aforefaid 10000
dollars would be largely paid by the 4;h
ar,ic'e, as 40 young men who would learn
the art of Visneron, would be worth
5000 dollars iol | will receive no ap-
prentice for leEs than 200 dollars, and two
wears Of his fervice and 5000 vine
plants they would receive, are worth
Coco dollars more, fox l will fell no lan:s
under Tx dollars per hundred, and lhot,
who bring them tom Philadelphia, pay
i've dollars for iome, and fome Others IL
ten dollars per hundred. Fourteen thou
fand dollars would be a handfome lnterett
for ten thouiand dollars, ten years.
J. J. DUFCUR.
Firf Vineyard,
June 1T, 1901.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
PubAc Sale.

+, .dd;,;oo 70 thu Sales sdvertifed to take
p,ac. TOMORROW, on Lawraion and
Smoos's wharf, there wili then be Oh
fesed = 2;
SIX bids. Prime SGgcr.
P. G.. MARsTELLER,
Argua Il. AuSS0''>s''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
County OF York

Total ofeach ds;cr;Ptionin Maine Iso,s96
The following is taid to be correct
Genius of the inhabitants Of New lamp
ihire, as taken IN I7QI ard 1901, VIZ.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
Total I+I,S85
lncreSS Ai.Q73

BY this aacemen, it appears, tia, this
fare will Be entitled 10 fend 10 Congreis
Two additional Representatives..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21

rational iattal}cy. Parliament IS occupied
IN cx:cni;a5 cultivation, by encouraging
,&e :a>!2.nrc Of waite o: common lands.
;sa,s de&ryblc o5ictt is however greatly
c.,.hac:al.eJ. with The claims OF Bilhor
s-trco- ed iac,!...0-uts 10 the ei1hcs.
Tie Ea& Io3ia Company, have had a
conuoyyaY o. IL: aaeiitoa q per,sisting
,le p7oiuvc Of commodities CT India in
.sht,b dc C r2yay 90 rot trade, to be
,coni,o:,Su g. In ana IL India huii, Clips.
Ga he on Aa;,1 i, IS urged thatby re-
&r:5ti.s ,E- ,rAIe to Ike Company's
.1;i,:ia oa:l, h.igs, he freight is greatly
cananccd on. ,Av rights Of TIE company
20 yEs.eCvca nd Gs1ured, and the Be;tith
:.a:nsa 1uiy encouraged. Ga the ether,
: IS i,a1-a III, - permit the merchants
80 c!.ar:>g iud:a h2iis h;ps, the right OF
tie company vi, &c cuda" eerod, lead to q
{2iri, Ct cc:.niza,;on, ard ultimately to
The ruin 10: me Company. The wages G;
tie Laicars or India feamen, are much
lower dian tho{t of Dri1ilh fcamen but
thoic who arrive in Great Rrirain cannot
bear the climate, and many of them perrin
IN ~io,er. HE queltIon on general bal
}o;, W. decided in favor Of granting per-
milton 70 employ India buiie ihips.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

CUMHERLAND, fTo tbs HsD0rsEls Cart gF CeH.,sr 81
pans VI tb P.ass ~ 5eia Nezggluee4.r. 7e;ti4 M
oy fDf eoHa.y n C"s'It .al, os bs m 7usay II "a
nKsry aeSt.
EIiE petition Of Benjamin. Spauldine. AbIiab
Il Buck, Mark Andrews, and Dominicus Re.
cord, an 1T BnCk6ed, In laid COUNTY, and Others.
the tubicribsTs, humblY ihrweth-That having
great location Of ifsquent ule Of that part of tie
county Road which now lads over Hearty hGl.
10 called through faid Buckaeld by fad experience
hndthe fame t1 be very bad, more especially On
account Of its rouPhneis ADD the extrsordiaary
bad hills over which i extends andbeing well ac-
quanted with the make of the land weftery Of laid
road, arc fully y opinion that by laying a road
over Bradbury Hill, 70 called, the public might b.
greatly benefited, viz. Ny laying Il AZ follows, that
= 10 iay-Aitrr following the County Road leading
from Notes Emtry's 10 Capt Tohn Bridehani's tit
4 comes 70 the place or t0mewhere GOT far from
the place where private way from laid Bradbury
hlil meets the fame from thence to run alOaz by
Notes Bradbury's aad from thence running nor-
iherlg over Bradbury Hill, 20 called, IN the mott
Convenient place, till II comes 10 the houfe OF
JohuA heene, jup. and from thence continuing
nOrtheTly tli itmfets the County Road irl menton-
Cd, within the idid town Of Buckiield in thewholc
about five miles:-WhereioTe your petitioners
humhly prayy0ur Houors TO appoint and authorize
z Committee Of Intpe1On TO view and lay out tbs
lame, and make report thereof 10 your Honors
and that the fame may be accepted, and tAe laid
piece Of road ettabihed az part Of the county
read l-ading through the iaid town ofBuckield-
Aod your petitioners u duSy bound win ever pray.
Dated at Buckdeld The 10th day OF December,
A. D. 500.
BcaJamm Sbaulding, AJiia5 Buck. Marx hndrszvs,
Donnifnt Record, Benjamin Spanidigg. inn Tbomat
Aiiea, Alvan Rebnjoa, William Taeker (5y deEreJ
Jgfab Pari5, Abra5am Harden, JabsS Pratt, Ger
/5am C5lc, EiEaT Dobk, ja7. f9na5 FsbcJ, SAM
aei Fink, lillian SoHlc, Samuel T6onal, Tobs
WaveH, O7va Record, Leonard Sbaeidiae, 5stp5
Barrett, DaVi5 Porton5, JobE Banks, B,niamH
Hale, Za9ock Ken, Tof3b Coie ~ZrDgns Hall, Mala-
obi Bartlett, Nathaniel B1tk. jan.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

1T Court Of Cannon Ptqt for tbe county 81
7. Cumberland, begna and boi4aa At Neqq2loacsfer
in faid county, oahe tn Ta5day Of Jaauary,
N. d. 1901
ON the petition Of pETLR TRATCGER SMITH
~ Of Wndham, in laid county, Etqurr, ewing
that he Is Is inter sittd tenant III common with
lone perion perfons 10 him unkn0wn, ia two few
eralLots or Parcels Of Laud, which, 10 the dvliion
Of his late father, tie Rev. Thomas Smiths eitatr,
was tet off to the hens Of the late Mrs. Lucy
Saunders, who was of the children and hslrs
of fad deceaied which Lots are upon the plan OF
laid dIv6on "a copy whereof IS annexed 10 taid
pctition) Numbered One and Four; and that he is
dehrous 10 hold and ENJOY his flare Of laid Lots,
being two eighths ~ feyerdty, AID therefore pray
ing that PARTITION thereof might be made, and his
ihare FIT off and divided from the ref, aprrtably
TO aLaw Of the Commonwealth pafed A. ID. 784,
Untitled " an ACT for the more esfy partition OF
Lands. or other Real ERatr."
ORDERED, that the petitioner cauC- the ftveral
perions interened in4ald eAate, and living within
the fate, or the attorneys Of fuch as a,e abrsn,
and have attorneys reGding within the fate, 70 be
duly notified Of faid petition by ferving them per-
tonally with copy thereof, or leaving copy at
Their dwelling houle, or lat place Of abode, or by
inferting the lubfance of the fame three weckG
tnCcthively, in one more Of the public newipa-
Pers, that they may have opportunity 70 make their
exception 70 this Court on the laf Tu-iday Of
March next, 10 their granting the lam-.
Aztec, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Cisrk
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
Poft- Riders Notice.

'HE lHbfcriber, who rides Poll from Portland u
a Monmouth (being part of the Rout to Wfcaa.r
~ me way OF Augufa) hereby gives notice, that b
inc eonfent OF the fevera Pomslers on his rout. IL
i1il' ~ future, perform the fame as follows, viz.
Leave Monmouth every Monday at feven o'clock.
4 N. and arrive At Portland the next day, viz. on
Iueiday at eleven O'Clock, a. NJ
Leave Portland every Tuefday AZ three n'rlocL !.
and arrive at Monmouth the next day, viz Wednec =.
at Tx O'clock, P. NJ
The next morning another Rider takes the Mil
goes on 70 Wcafet, and returns to Monmouth ID g.
urdays as ulual.
FEB. 6,ISo1. TOHN BLAKE
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

At Court of General sefious IF the Peace Cor the
county Of Cumberland, begun and holden az New
January, d. 1901
ON the petition Of BENJAMIN Spaulding aod
Others, whereof the foregoing is a copy, the Court
erder-Ihat the petitioners give public notice
thereof BY pnhlifhing the fame three we Ks 10
YrukJ' PortiaRd Cassrte, the lat publication TO be
at lrAG twenty days before the laft Tuefday Of
March next, that any pcrion or perions may appear
AZ the Court Of General Sclions the Peace, then
to Be holden Al Portland within the county afOre-
aid, and ihew Cauie, if any they have, way ths
prayer of faid petition fhouId not be granted.
AtteG, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CtERE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
SALMON CHASE,
.Atforny j0r re PsiitiOatr

AT 4 COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE cnUN-
TY OF CUMBERLAND, BEGuN AND HOLDEN AT
EEWGLOUcEsTER, IN SAID COUNTY, on THE
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1901.
ON the Petition Of EDWARD OXNaRD, and other
entered the laa Term aud continued TO this term
whereof the foregoing is eopy-the Court order
That tie Petitioners caule the ieVera perions ntere
cd in fad E(ate, and living within he State, the
Attorneys of fuch abfent, and have Attorneys
rehding within the Gate, be duly notified Il faid
petition by lerving them Perfonaly with copy there
of, or leaving copy their dwelling Houic Taft
place Of abode, or by nfertipg the fubfance Of tAs
fame in one or more Of the public Newspapers three
weeks lucceiiyey, the Ian publication to- be at Leaf
twenty days before the lan Tuciday Of March
that they may have opportunity TO make their eKcep
ton to this Court, then 10 be holden at Portland
within and for iad county TO their granting the fame
AtteR. sANUFI FREEMAN, CLEKK
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
Valuable Farm.

IaOR SALE, that valuable Farm in POLAND, helong-
Il ing to Deacon MOSES EMERY; containing AGO
acres Of Land, which good Houle, Store, and
out houles, sawNlill and Crit Mill; ALTO another
excellent mill privilege, with dam already made, on
the little Androicoggn fream, within half a mile Of
:he meeting honie For further particulars inquire Of
fad Emery on the premifes, Of the Printer.
Poka49 Feb II.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
A Bargain.

ITO BE SOLD, an excellent FARM 10 the
Il town of Effggbam, fate Ct Newhampfhre,
40 miles from Portland, and about 20 from Saco,
on the pof read-Containing 100 acres, with
good dwelling houfe, large barn and other ont.
houles, together with mop thereon. Said houfe
has been occupied as tavern, and is good ftand
for trader. There is an orchard on the preruifes
containing about four hundred apple rees, one
hundred Of which began to bear laft year. There
is a Ene well Of water pear the houfe, and eyerg
part of the fa m is we'll watsred. In a favorahl.
feafen, nearly thirty tons of hay nav be cnt A..
bout > acres are already pIoughed and MANFRED
for the next feaCon.-For further particulars in
quire of the Eubfcriber on the prernifes
JOHN BAKER.
FL X
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
THIS GAZETTE,

Is publiihed every Monday, at +. A..
JENKS' Office, next door to the Pert
land Bank, Middle-freet where
Subscriptions, Advertisements, and
Communications, are received with
attention.
The price is ONE Dollar AND Err
CENrs ayear, executive of Poitage.
AS this Gazette has by far the mott
exteniive circulation Of any paper
printed in Maine, i is highly adyan-
tageous for advertisements, which
will be inherited rea(onably, and n I
confpicu0us manner.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
JOHN BLAKE.
Enoch Plummer.

e AXES this method to acquant the inkabitan,. or
Ne7gghuarfsr and vicinity, that he has taken
lhoP nearly oppoite Mr.. JrNKs' Tavern IN fad town
where tho IAILoR'S BUSINESS viii Be carried On II
alli,s branches with neatnefs and fpatch. Fverv
vor in the above line Of bunefs thankfully received
Ne7OgbEeg3y, F.S.o.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
SoH5'5 Genuine Sbiee BiHers.

NN paper Of thefe htters NAV be infued in a
~ quart Of Brandy. Wine or Spirits, in a gentle
warmth for two or three days, frequently making
The bottle, and after fetthng the clear may be
poured of and kept in bottle for ule.
Half glafs, or a gafs full of thele btters may
be taken in the morning, falFing or atthe middle
of the fore afternoon, and repeated 70 long as
Occaion may require.
Thefe hitters have been celebrated for their pc
culiar virtue il terrifying and ftreugtheuiug the
ffomach, they procure an appetite and help digef
tion, fweeten and purify the blood, remove ob.
ffruaions, and found very ufeful ia preventing
the jaundice. They produce fweetnef5 Of the
breath, removing AL icor butte ard unfavo<ybelch-
ings and agues. They are ufeful IN all fealons of
the year, but more particularly 70 in the fpring
by bra cling the hbres and preventing tha, diia2ree-
aac iaiefsnels, and weakDef. arGng too frequent
ly from relaxation on the approach Of warm wea-
ther.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

MAIZE A-Ry v1'as y an osasr from a. Hon
DAVID SrwAtt, EJ7. Judge sftds Uaitsa STAR
for Jaid Dyqri6.--
NOTICE is hereby given, that a i.
4 y bel is filed in fad Court BY Fral.,i,s -.
D1s"rsy, Collector OF The United States for the BIZ
tTIct OF Pahamaquady againlt ,hree bales ofCARpFa
ING, and one trunk Of NfUSLINS & THREADS
edged to have been illegally imported iato the Tr1,
States-and that hearing will Be had thereon bsso.l
iaid Judge at the next DiRria Court to Be holdcn ii
Pownalboropgh, within the DiAric Of Maine. oo u
hIR Iueiday Of March next at which time and nl,a
al PeTions concerned may appear and lhew cauIe N
any they haVej Why the above mentioned article.
ihouid net be escreed forfcitsd '@'
ISAAC PARKER, MarlBaL
Portland, Jan. "a, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
Tbs above Bitters are for faIe b.
a Soils

At mop he has taken IL Fore ,treet, nearly op-
polite Mrs Fox's where alto may BE- bad great
variety of imported PATENT MEDICINES,
which will be fold at cheap rate for cath.
Portland, Feb. rs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

Irs Ro sl@soN. The appearance Of it in your G
rte may peaIe MANY Of your readers. OSCAR
SdPPHo,
D > GENTLEmAN eso-AsKsD HER OPINION {
a KISS.
WHAT Is a Kiss It's but zeal.
That warmly printed ioon decays
I'll, ku zephyr taught 70 teal
Where lestins falfhood lmiIng plays.
The 5rys@s win kits the fo7v'y but fuoh
From gs7g'r to zrre4 inconRant blows,
Such IS The KISS Love, the boon,
Which tickle fancy Oft bellows.
a b4lmy kits once vENu. gave
The RosE thar caught her lovers hgh
Thar Role with ev'ry gale would wave,
AT ev'ry glance of morning die
Would ops is boGom to the beam
That growing neon promilcuous threw;
Or. to The twihght's painting gleam
Would We'd reiponlive tears of dew.
Oft to the Be its fweets would give,
And aount ts-odonr wild around,
With honey'd breath bid pealure live,
Or with its hidden mitchell wound.
This Ross was zrBts, and to be bleR
Around it infeG9 myTiads few,
Charm'd BY the wonders Of its breaR.
Thrice eGened in the Emmer dew.
But when the lip Of beauty 1hed
rival fNeetnefs on that brean,
i bufh'd, and droop'd its hagrant head,
Afhalnd to be 70 proudly beR.
Its colour chsng'd, crimfon glow,
F1'd on its altard FORM appears;
While round the Gghing Zsphyrs blow,
And naFure bathes its leaves with tears.
Then does not ev'ry kits impa7,,
10 magic thrills of fpeechleis pIeafsre,
ReProschss 10 the wand ring heart,
That knows not how to prize the treafure
Q yes then Jet M bofom prove
No throb-bur FRIENpsHIP's throb divine
And Jet the kits Of tickle Love
CspIicious vihtor-BE THINE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

In It's various branches, executed III w.
neatet manner, and az the ihorteH
notice.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
EPITAPR ON MRS. NOT.

Nos born Net dead--Nsf ehrtened-Nof begot--
10 here fhe lies, that and that was Va; =!
she died, was born, habtized, and more
Was in her life Nof honeft, NOT We,
Reader behold a thing mon rarely wrought,
Which, whillt thou leem'l to read, thou reade Nss
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

Dir. IENSs,
ihe following isfrppofed 10 be from the pen Of
Mrs. n s~sow The appearance Of it in your Ca
ztrte MAJ peaIe many Of your readers. OSCAR.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

u - I = = &c EEiIKEtINIIiIl / h
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
TRENTON IN. J.) on. 81.

"General ]osEpH Bt ooMrtELD,. was
this day choien GOVERNOR o. this fate
for the year enfuing, by majority of TEN,
in joint meeting of both horics of the le-
gna.urc--Riebard Stacker and Az'ex Og9ar,
were ALTO on nomination but the name OF
the latter was Withdrawn, and the former had
the modification to fee himfelf rejetted by
the representatives of people whom he has
TOO long aiGited to deceive aud dclude.
/" The vice-preldecs Of the eouucil, and
Speaker Of the houfe Of aG:mbly. wer: depu-
ted TO acquaint the Governor eloA with his
elevation, aud to deiirc him 70 take upon
himfelf the administration Of the government
Of this fate. On Monday next. is is proba-
bic he will I've efcor,cd to this city, and enter
upon the execution OF the duties of his new
oihcc.
This aufpic;ous event has completely
blsied the hopes of faction in this fate and
fixes a. feal upon the republication of the
ta,es fouth Of Conneelicut. Some of the
CT ci.dsvans leaders of the ariitocratic faction
IN thin city, declare il is time for them e
I" hang their harps upon the willows" Me
| a ration, is now the order Of the day witt
,hofe, who, few months Gncc, were setu
ally crsapizirg force to conduct all the re
publicans to the lines cf an invading enemy
and who had continued to make religion anc
Law the msfks of their mott unehriaisn az
dsipotic dshgas."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
Serious invafion of England.
NDON, SEP. I2s

The intelligence we faied on Monday,
is daily confirmed. The Duke of York is at
Portfmou;h injecting the Notifications, az
faed by able oficers and he will make the
circuit of the coat as far as Norfolk, for this
purpofe. letter from Bdgton, we find
he is expetted a, that place in day or two.
A camp is forming there Of 10000 men
and fome Of the guards have arrived at the
appointed ipo,. To begin forming a camp
a, this ica!on Of the year, is an explicit de-
claration that niniiters have recently feeu
new cauie to apprehend an attack upon our
COATS by the enemy. This new cauie, we
believe, coniias not only OF the mcnaces and
preparation, of :hc French, bat the alnoa
certain and fpeedy rupture of the negocia-
,ions. The Duke of York viii order new
means Of defence on every part of the coa!t
which may be thought the mof vulnerable.
and bis attention will be particularly directed
TO Suncx, which VIC long Gnce aated, min.
ilters apprehend to be the real object of the
enemy. if they actually deGga invahon. OF
this there can be no doubt, as far ss prepar-
ations and MANAGES GO. The hufflc in all
their ports neareif TO London, the marching
of troops and artillery TO the COATS ; thefc
movements have been repeatedly ffated AID
in the Paris Journals TO the 7th, which we
! received yeaerday. we ind circular letter
of every great importance from the maritime
prcfott a, Angers, TO the fab-prefeas. II is
there announced, that "the French folders
haviag obtained peace on the Continent by
conqucG, it remains for the French feamen
to obtain ftoee On ,be lea, BY esr7H,f likewife.
The talk Of The folders Is fulfilled thar
OF th. failors b begisrisg-fbe rs~exi Gt-
p,eacEes--armomen, are ordered in all the
ports Of TIE republic. and al the isamen are
to be put III re9zJGov." This letter has not
been officially rubIiihed by the French gov
eminent, which 70 far from being citenta-
tious rcfpeeting the preparation asaiaft Bri.
i tain, conduas them with the Sreasea iecrecv'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
TBy the lateR arrivals at New. York, London
dates arc received to Seps.Is.j
Important intelligence.
Breaking up of the Negotiation of
Peace with France.

oNpoN, ocp'. 10.
ON Monday, we not only ita'ed the de-
psrture OF the guards. and Of the Duke oe
York to review the coats. but tina. the nego-
ca,ion had approached an impor,an, Gifts
and that fomething dcciiye in il was 90 he
Immediately done at Weymouth. Mr.. hh-
dington left town for that place, ioon af,er
the important conference at the Duke Of
York's on Friday, at which the ruptarc of
the negotiation was not only fose!cen, bur
the refolution taken of increalinc our mepns
ofdcfencc, in coniequence of private insorma-
tion. Mr.. Addington returns this day.
What the feps are, which have been taken in
refped TO the treaty, we do nor know; but il
is reported BY well Informed rcrfcns-,har
the niniRers having a fortnight ago made
certain proportions TO Buonapatte, in the
form Of an ultimstum, with the dcGpn Of
predins him to dsciGon, and TO bring about
an open and regular treaty, he has demanded
the teai;utiou Of mott Of the colonies of the
allies OF France, as preliminary TO a reso-
citation. Upon this, il @as oa Friday rei5lv-
ed, at the conference a. York Houfe, 10 pre-
pare againa invafon, add to fend Mr.. Ad-
dington to the Kiae, with view Of taxing
!ome important Rep. Perhaps The negocia-
tion will be broken OFF. aud fometbins pub
liihed Immediately bot it is more in the
character ct the p'sient ninifers to fend
couriets 10 Paris; aud the farce may Rill be
kept up till near the meeting of Parliament,
as the ftno1emcnt will then h,ve a much more
)trviesable eifett on the public.
Sept. IL.
Dapa'ches, fuppoftd to be of great iIr-
portancc, were received by MIR. Otto, and
communicated 70 miniaeIs. Ii was yeiter-
day reported with confidence, that the nego-
ciasion is on the eve Of being broken off, if
not abfolu;ely at an end /; and Rocks expert.
enced deprciion of above one per cen..
+ There was a rumour ikexifc that Mr.. Ad-
dington is about TO retire, and that Mr.. Pitt
vas again coming in--If it be true that the
negotiation is really a, an end, we fhall not
be forprized to fee Mr.. Pitt come forward
from behind the curtain. If the negotiation
be not entirely OF, we believe it will no, lai
:. much longer. We fee very little hopes Of its
fucccfs.
We are happy to hear that Mr.. Fox.
yielding to the wihes Of his friends, has re-
folvcd TO attend Parliament in future, as con-
tan,ly as he did before his fe{eiliou. There
ncvsr was period which called more loudly
for the exerciic Of his great abilities.