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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02
Frszs tbe nosron csNr1nrr

Fysz7 fbe Bosron esNTrNEL.
Al article from Milan of the 18th November,
mentions, that the armies of Italy were in Gght
OF each other; and great events were moment
ly eHpetled. The Prufian troops have extend.
ed the hne Of demarcation 70 as to include Cox.
haven on the Eibe, and a part at the mouth of
the WeieF But the King has alfared the
Senate Of Hamburg, that he will not infringe
upon their privileges, The French and Dutch
governments have taken efficient meafnres to
prevent the exportation OF every fort of grain to
Great Britain.
BY the Governor Strong, arrived yeaerday,
we have received Paris papers 10 the I9th Dec,
1900. The Journal dp Commerce. fays," i" the
American flip Poll Carry, captured by Cher
burg privateer, had been tried 10 the Council Of
prizes, the Iii of December, and relealed with
out damage and intereR, conformably to the
Treaty concluded on the 24th Sept 4 500, be-
tween the French Republic and the United
States Of America.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02
MRIENKs,

MR. JERKs,
ass one Of our Senators, Mr.. Davis, IS
promoted to The Office of Solicitor General Of
this Commonwealth, new candidate ihould be
generally made known before the next annual
meeting. You viii therefore be PleaI-d to
offer for Candida
Maj. LEMUEL WEEKS,
as perfon who will be the moR likely to
unite the federal votes, and obtain an eledion
BY his fellow citizens. His known integrity,
deciion OF character, aud attachment 10 the
intereA of bis country, are too well known, to
require any comment. The Jacobins are uni,
ted in Their candidate; and will fuPport him
to man. Itis of the utmoa importance, there
fore, that the federaliRs fix on the mott proba-
bic candidate, and thereby enlure his election.
CUMBERLA AND.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02

NOTICE is hereby given nonreGdent owner Of
IN Lot of Land in Limerick, in the coun:y Of
York that is taxed 10 the State, County, Town and
Pari1l Taxes. for the year 1898 and committed 70 me
the fuhleriber 10 collect, as follows
Lot No A. IL RIErs E. 100 esre Stfstax Crztr C9sa-
ty and I17ua 8 Cea5, Paris 81 Csat' 4 NLs-7aisk
81 Cents a Dzizs-OSgasr aEkAoS0a
And unIes the above taxes with all neeefary charges
are paid to rae the Gubfcrber, or before Monday
the twenty fevenh o Arl next, 70 much Of fAid land
vii be fold at Public Vendue 10 the hghel bidder, a.
wfbr fnicent pay faid taxes and charges, az the
aoue of Lieut. Saz7g By4d5ay iunhodcr 10 iad toN n
BY me
Lir1syisE, 1A4rs5 :, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02

IEARRTED-- At Falmouth by the Rev C. Bradley,
Mr.. Tg5fJ cbsasryi 20 Mfs Rebssaa J'tgf5".
AT NQrthyarmouth, MIR. Set5 Bsayss TO Mi[s Mary
dime BabfSa
On Long Ihsnd, IN. " Mr. William Cs9FH, TO the
amiable Miis Suiannah G,aVa-[ Philadelphia paper
pionounces this dsaI mqteb
DIED-At WifcafTet the 9th inn. Mrs Lydia Bow
MN, aged I2,-gifeof Jonathan Bowman, jun Eiq and
daughter of Gen. Abiel Wood.
AT Pro'pech. Capt Thomas Pendleton, Et 46 a
man much refpeeted by all who knew him.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02

6ooo Tickets, a. 4 Dollars each, is $4,000
The Prize Of 50 Sharee the Canal, &c VIII oe
aligned TO the laf drawn Blank.
The nr,winr az this Clals will poiitvely com
mence on the a4th Day Of March next, and conf'nne
from day to day until comprated.-The prl1es'
of money, will be paid by the venaers q tse tick
cts, without deduction. Thofe OF 40 doi'aFS and
under. on demand, and all others "a thntY Says
Caual, Mills, &c. will be conveyed ny lns Ffn-
prietor aad fnahed without any exPeuie ~ tne
holder or holders the przes-reieFvne 10 hlii'5f
the privilege OF redeeming the fame any TINS VITA
in two years from the commencing the oiaNlub ul
money, and tweIve per cert. per aanun' llIetsh
thereon 20 the time Of redeeming fhe iaiI.e-
EPaRATM ROBINSON,
SAMUEL TENNEf. Manaseis.
NATHANIEL PARKER
e-- TIcEes sf he a5oVs Letter., for Nae q
7eAks' Book fore.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02

Mr.. IENKs,
THE fear Of one of our Senators, Mr..
Davi,, is vacated by his being appointed Soil.
citor General; and his place mutt be filed at
the enfuing election. AS a new chara6leT muf
Be fought for, perh4p. il may NOT Be amils to
copmence the inquiry at period ea'ller than
ufual.
The writer Of this article, having no intereH
feparate from that Of his fellow citizens, has
looked arnong them with an eye OF inquiry,
and he fruits with candor-to dlleover a CHAR
a6trr in whom they can generally unite 81
believes he has lucceeded butot thisthe Eec-
tors viii Judge when they thall hear the name
of the candidate, and the reafons for Offering
il.
The gentleman propofed is General JOHN
X. SMITH. And the realons for proPolin8
him are
/. Becaufe at former election he was con-
fdered as candidate and altho not choten'
obtained more votes than any other peron
!. Becau,- he was member Of the conven-
ton Of this Commonwealth for the adoption
cf the Federal Conaitution, for which he gave
his vcte, and has ever ince been one OF ITS trm
fupPorters.
.. Becau{e he commanded the Brigade OF
which the militia of this county is competed a
number of years-5u'ing which time he con-
duled in a manner hat fecured 70 him ihe
eReea, and refpea Of The officers and folders
under bis command.
a.. Beeaule he IS practically acquainted with
the interelts Of the town and country Aiter
fhsathing the fword which he drew at the
commencement of the revolutionary war, he
was frveral years concerned 10 mercantile b.
bulinefs-and is now betome practical and
fucceisful farmer. This circumaance is men
toaed. becaale the ntefeas Of the town and
courtry are become 70 connected and blended
tcg .ther, that the profperity Of each depends
IA !he o.her. Il has been proved hy the eK
oerieaoe Of many Yeas, and Is acknowledged
by every thiukiog maa in the county. He'ee
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02

50 Tb graI eoozDs Of oytaat MATTER, tbs dry PrceI
zoiH Plead ~ o~oT Of a4Vs,t7Ertf, aa4 altar e4I
zvBieb jB4H Be- ztfea4sd 10 in tie Gazette.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02

the ribbons Of The royal orders between their
RuAian and Siciian MojeGics, fha!l be received
IL a manner fuitable to the fentiments, which
the French government entertsins towards the
Emperor Paul /.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02
Samuel Waldo's Eftate.

A FURTHER time of fix months frem the I7.h
IN December lsG having been allowed 70 the Cre-
ditors Of the flare Of SAMUEL WALDO late 0f Port
land Merchant, decealed, to btiag their claims A.
ganR fad cltate--The Comniiiioners hereby give no
tcs, thar thew will attend receive and examine the
fame, at Mr. FeEEMAs's Office in lad Portland, on the
irlf and third Wednelday Of each month, until the
expiration Of that time.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
WOODBURY. STORER,
EBENEZER MAYO.
F5 AZ, 18oT
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02
S. SMITH.
JAMES CALHOUN, Efq.
Mayor ot the City Of Baltimore.

I; has tauntngly been afked by many Cupid jaco-
bins hat win be the politics Of the GI=sHe p
The Ed.tor will pnlybere ani~cr, that IL politics iha
" The jans b.r.afrs thar is' 10 fuPPort Good
Government, Order Laws and the COnltItuf n -
ana I remain irjn and undaumed in advocating good
principles and reprobatiag bad ones--in iuPPortng
worthy Characters and oPPofng tnofe deemed unwor-
thy Condlrmg the precn; crills al important, the
Editor 81! &c more coPous this fuhject q his nex.
In the mean ,irue be recommends TO his federal
friends not to delpond bur continue lEeadait TO
thcr srinciulcs and aChere that manly and honor
able cgndnft which has ever chsr2Gltrlztd them, and
which has Eaied them the envy OF heir oPPoncOts,
and the admiration OF all virtuous men.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02

q oi5er e'e'ioTseiag Communications ssR Be attsudd 70 IN
fJe aexI Gas efss.-
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02

One Ruin, l5ttly advtrtiled rs partner IN the
HfyaH sc n this town, has commtnced the publI-
cation OF a J4oobin paper IL Concord This j proof
ia plat hat yvhen man is good for nothing efe,
he viii make Jaco5n.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02

knowing the folicitude Of my fellow citizens,
On the important queGion ot the elettion Of
PreGdent Of the United States, have deemsd
it a d .:y.to give them through You the agreea-
bic info maton by expreis Of Mr.. JeHerion beng
this infant elected BY the following hates 70
vi. G.oiga, North CA.olina, Virginia, Ken
tucky, TeaneI {, P.nnlyivAnia, Jeriey and
Nzw York, Maryland has given but fou' votes,
The ottier four blank papers, Vermont by lyon,
south Carolina anu Delaware, declined 70 ing.
With the highet ehecm, am, Sir, you t'ieod
an fellow citizen,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02
AMONG WHICH ARE,

DIACK, blue mixed 4 Jack and Pen Knives
L D and red Broadcloths. Razors
Black, whine, and mixed Shears and Sclorsy
Cahimeis Door Latclles
Serges * Swanldowns an aaortment RI, III,
Flannels Of all colours, Butt, Deik, and Table
Baizss, do do. Hinges
Durants, do. do. Trunk and Chef Locks
Calimancos,do. do. Iron and Pewter Spoons
Shaloons and Wildbores A imall aaortment Pewter
Caicoes Files OF all kinds
fashionable and large Gimhets,
afertmentCamels Hair, Buttons,
Patch & PurpIcshawIs, Fih Hooks all kinds,
y al prices Patent I'rowels
India Cottons al kinds Curling Tengs.
Book, Jsconet Laopet & Ink Pots,
Sprigg'd Mullins, Shaving Boxes
Cotton Cambricks Shovels and rongs
Sewing Silks and Threads Rules shoe Knives
Ribbons all colours Fhnts Short
Worried. Cotton, and Silk Hammers, Thimbles
Hofe Kait,ing and Pound Pint
Modes, Satins, & Satinetts Four Glaf1es
Knives and Forks, Ink Powder.
WI. Rum, Brandy, Gin, Loaf &
Brown Sugars; Hyiou. Bohea * Souchong Teas, all
heG quality; MoIaGts, Coffee, Pepper, Allfpies,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Ginger, CopPetas, Aum, Red
wood, Lopwood w. II. & Southerh Cotton Wool,
Cotton s Wool Cards, Indigo, prmfone, guam
THY Rappee and other snuG, Flour, Rye, Corn,
Oats, and Flax
CAN or Goods given for all kinds Country Produce
Portland, 1fzre5 >.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02
Dortlano,
M0NDAr, MARCH 2, 1891.
PRESIDENT-CHoseN

Ia the Ian Grzfts Il was Predeted that the reiui OF
the Predential Ele6tion would be announced this daY.
The prediction proves true ;-Bu was not until the
lal mail that tAe Editor received the following au 4.
theniic letter from Baltimore; which written by
MIR. Snrith member Of Csngrels from that city BY
which It appears that Air. JIe5aa elected on the
7th ultImO.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02
Amofkeag Canal Lottery.

THE Managers of Amolkeag Canal Lottery.
i having drawn the frf, frcond, third aad
fourth ClaHes, find i neceEary, in order ~ carry
into effect the great work cefgaed, 70 Prei-nt the
public with the following
SCHEME
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02
MOREAU.

Paris, 18th Frinaire 10Th Dec) The Court
Gazette of Pelerlburgh, of III I4h November
coatains an article of which the following Is
th: f1bfance. Thtt the embargo lad on En
glih vefels in the Ruff IN ports viii be contn'
he'd until the Convention concluded the 3oth
December be executed. This convention iays'
that Immediately after the capture Of Malta.
that iland ihould be furreodered TO order OF
s.. 1oba Of TergEaltm--of which the Emperor
is Grand 1zger
News from Germany announce that the I'm
p.rcr LETT Vienna, the I4h Flimaire' after
having fu.d apruclam ition, IN which he enior
ces to his fubjsets the necefiy OF contLnui 8
the war.
PARIS. DC. 2 The miniRer at War has
given orders q the commander n chef Of ne
army Of It Iy that the Ruff N General Lew
achow,who is proceeding Q NAp'e. 70 ex'h1og-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-18
LONDON, July rs.

from the Paris papers, which arrived
yeiterday, we extract an account of the re-
turn OF Gantheaume TO France, after hav-
ing landed his troops in Egypt. The f.
lence or the MenteHr upon the iubjest was
fuppoisd by fome to be fuiicient proof
OF the faliehood Of that account. Eut il
mutt be recolleeted that upon many other
articles of intelligence, the French Official
paper has been equally ilent. 1t rever,
We believe, faid one word of Gantheaume,s
having put into Toulop, for reinforce.
ments, nor of his having failed from thence
butIt is certain that Gantheaun,e has ac-
tually returned to France. A letter was
received at the Admiralty yeAerday from
capt. rlallowell, Of the Swiftfurc, dated
from the Bay of Frejus, near Toulon, the
7th inf. The letter gives All account of
rhe capture of the Swiftfure, which was
taken near Derna.
The fact Of Gantheaume's return 10
France is thus placed beyond all doubt !:
as little Gao it be doubted that he return.
ed after having landed troops in Egypt.
The only point upon which we have no
information is the place where he landed,
and the. amount of the force. The cap
ture OF the Swiftfure near Derna, would
induce belief thar the landing took place
at Derna. For fome time pait indeed il
has been faid that that was the foot. Bot
whoever looks at the map will fee thar
Derna is vait difance from Alexandria
that the troops would have TO travel
burning lands and deiarts, that their march
mutt neceGarily be Aow. There are ma
ny places between Derna and .Aboakir
where Gantheaume could land them, A
very Intelligent writer in morning paper
iuppoies that DuraiIo was the fpot. The
iuppoiition is very Reasonable one. d.
ratio IS about twenty leagues to the wen
OF Alexandria, and it will be recolleefsd
that the french papers faid that the troops
were landed within 40 leagues of Alex
sndria. IfGantheanme did debark them
at Dafaao, he would probably, on his re-
turn to France, keep along the coat as far
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-18
LlEGE. IulY II.

The Gazette OF this town contains the
following extract of lettef from Paris,
dated July II.
I" YeRerday, asI O'Clock in the mora
ing, the religious Concordat was con(um
mated and Ggned, g. The part of the On E:
conful, by Jofeph Buonapare, the council
Tor OF date, Cretie', and Able Banner F.;
and on The part of the pope, by Cardinal
Goniaivi, and the archbiihop OF Coyin,A,
Spina."
This news is certain; it is faid even that
things afearranged III "a manner TO euiet all
conlciences.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-18
CALAIS, Iuly "a.

Our fotilla of gun boats and fat bot
toned boats have not yet been able TO fail
with, iatcty. The Enslifh blockade 10
day and night. They form an uninter-
rup,ed chain along our COATS half a league
or. They have beGdes adopted the pre-
caution to hation armed fhiPs behind al
the capes which iut into the iea. They
occupy all our harbolrs, and, as long as
the lummer la0s, it Will be difficult 10
communicate from port to port.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-18
FRANCE.

TYPOGRAPHICAL DISPATCH.
8 Ibe,midor, IS Jn.y.
The principal comniiiiAry OF marine at ST..
MaIo, TO the miniiter of marine.
The Engiih irigatc, the Jaion, OF 40
guns, captain Murry, has run a-ground
before the harbour of ST. Ma'o. In the
batteries OF this fine fhip were found rs
hxteen- Founders, and II thirty TWO. She
was built ieventeen months ago.
r (oiened) CHAPpr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-18
BRUSSELS, July 2 !.

DNOoOEIc, jury -.
The brother of the Ex- Director Carno,
who is himielf inlpettor- general Of engi
neers, is employed in INJECTING the co"Gs
OF Flanders. He has been tc Bruges, OF
tend, Blankenberg, and Nieuport.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-18
HAGIlE LII,

Letters from Hambufgh FAY, that his
Prnhian niajeay has accedcd to The conven-
tion concluded between Ruiiia and Great
Britain.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-18
L II + L s +
futetgm gnteutganfs.

From Loadon papers 10 lbe IN Of Aagnf,
Yrcrrvsd at ibe'e1fce Of tbe Merca@filf
Aasuertytr, BY tie ZIP Iqoo Frir16',
faphain Yofe, IN 43 aaysJrom L0neta@.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13

add thc 3rp-enie cert 10 be held ii ihe Ci.y (,
Of Wsl,ireion, tchave fall power as
conrt OF Equity, ojirai jurildiS'ion N all
c,iss ci'ii and cn,iaai not within The Jni
rig .ission oe the ia:'ior courts, and erpei-
late juriCdiciion fr,n the faid courts in al
ciy'l calsa sboye L. value OF
collars and TO tcco.cpoied OF q CA'st IN;
tce, who fhall alb BE- Superintendent o
police for the faa lilriet Nth compe'eat
powers AID .wo alociat-a.
Reioioes. That ,he lsisries Of The fa'd
Judges ough, &c ie easbliihed by law. and
10 be paid by the United States.
ReiOls'sd, Thu proviion ought TO be
made for the appointment of u,arihal for
the fad diaria, and Of clerks and other
officers tor the fad courts, for The prelSrva-
ton of records, AID for the due confinement
and iecuri,y of peflons committed Q, i,opri
Toned.
Re'oiVrd, That for the better ordering of
affairs in the iaid diera, it ought TO be ii
sided into three townihips, 20 that one
towiihip fhsIl in:lude Alexandria, one
Georgetown, and one the city OF Waihisg-
Ton and that corporation ought to be
eitabliihed within each Of the faid townihips,
TO be competed OF fu;table number OF
pertons annually eIeAed by the freeholdc,s
witiin the fame end to be veRcd with pow
rr TO make provilion within their REFLECTIVE
townihips. by bye-laws refpeaing & Gets,
highways, markets, and other matters of
iimi!sr nature to be particularly defcrib-
cd i; the fad bye laws to be fobjea TO the
resiiiou of the Superior court of the Dit
tritt, and to Be 1nnued thereby, upon com.
plant by any perfon or perfono sggriesed,
notice TO the proper officers of corporation,
and cauie fiewn.
On motion of Mr Grifwold the houfe
went into committee OF the whole on the
Judiciary Bill !; the boufe dividing-Ayes
44-Noes 50.
Mr. Rutledge in the chair.
The bill WIS read through, when the
committee reported progrefs, and aased aud
obtained leave TO ht again.
The report of the committee of revival
aud unhniRied buIineis TO continue for :
years the Sedition law, was taken up
a motion was made to refer il 70 COM
mittee of the whole, and carried by Yeas
ADD Nays, Yeas AZ, Nays az.
Made the order Of he day for TaeGday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
with troops.


" Censrsl Don Thomas De Moria, the
new Governor of the place, where he arriv-.
ed Ia the moH dreadful time of TIE epide-
mic diAemper, thought il proper to fend 10
the Englih adnirsl a note, TO ffate TO m
the iiiustion Of the inhabitants, and how O.
dious the Engiih name would become 10 al
nations, if they committed an ad OF hoAili-
~ againf the city. Gecetai Abs,cror..Dic
and Admiral Keith replied TO the Governor,
without conflicting him as Governor CT Ca
diz, but foley as Captain General of the
army and province of AndsluEa, and C,3-
tain General Of the department of the Ma
rins, Propoliug to him to deliver to them
the fhiPs fitted aad fitting ov,, wtocs officers
and crews fhoud be let at liberty on ,bia
condition the feet would retire, The CO.
vernon of Cajiz replied to the faid Generals.
and sct them know the error into which h;s
letter had made them fell.
sc Yeaerday the whole Expedition an
chered before the place; but to- day the
wind having changed 10 the South Eal. the
lhiPs f-i their fore fails, making tacks ill
ne afternoon; toward the evening they
were fx leagues off.
nc ua"ers OF the baFques add finer
men Topped yeGerday By the iquadrou, and
who arrived this evening from the he de-
clare tito be the intention of The enemy 20
ianc this morning between Candou and Re-
gla they have been prevented by the fourth
wind We knox not exactly The number of
Their treops--they are aaied at 10000,
which the number of tranfports being eigh-
ty to9r, of ihiPs Of the Iine and frigates rem
ders probable.
-" In truth, this event could not have hap.
Pened in circumstances more critical for, on
account of the epidemic aiiorder, our FORCES
are icarceIy able to defeod the harbour. Ye.
we mutt believe that the enemy think ,hem
irnPoGug. iince they dare not attack us. On
The iaad hide every meafure proper to defeat
their plans has been taken 1t is not ne,u-.
raj 20 expe9 they viii ah=nJon ,Lenn If The
foulh wind ceaies- Itappears as If it would
not laff."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
E!day, Jannary a.

Mr. Harper prelentted two papers one
of which was defence by Governor Sar-
gent OF himleif sgainG charges preferred
sgaina him by member of the Houfe OF
Representatives being letter to the Sc
cretory of State, pat BY him into the hands
Of Mr.. Harper and the other, the pre-
fentmcnt Of grand jury in the N. w. Ter
ritory on charges made againG Governor
Sargent, &c.
The papers we're read and referred to the
committee of inquiry into the official con.
duo Of w. Sargent IS was meGage of
the PRECEDENT, encIoiing copy OF laws paf-
fed IN thai Territory between June go, aud
December 81 1899.
Mr. Harper moved the following relolu-
tious, which were read, and referred to The
ielea Territory Of Columbia.
ResOIVed. That It is expedisnt for Con.
grelS TO agume, forthwith, the jurildietion
of Cour bia.
Resofped, That the laws Of Virginia and
Marylsnd now in force in the pafts Of the
iaid diari6 contained within the limits of
ihofe Gs,es respectively, ought to be con
iinued ia force therein, until Congrsls mall
otherwiie provide by law.
Re,oie.a, That for the administration of
Juice wilma the faid diAria, there ought
70 be eRablilhed two Inieriof, add one Su-
perior court the Inferior courts TO fit az
Alexandria and che City of Wilmington for
fuch psr,s % TIC fsid dgna ss lie on the
different idea Of The river Potowmac ref
peetivsly to have limited civil and cri.
'ninas jGildietion With competent power, !,
and 10 be competed Of three judge each /,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
From POrcnpins's Gazette.
November ~.

Monday laa difpatche. were received az
he Admiralty from Admiral Lord Keith.
We are concerned 10 fate, that their con-
tents are of a noa diareHiug nature.
On the 10Th OF laft month moa dread
tui hurricane fPread ruin and havoc through
our geet in The Bay of Gibraltar, conritiae
OF men of war aud tranfports with troops on
board, the fame we believe, that had been
lone time before againH the afflicted city of
Csdiz. Their number We do not exactly
know, bur probably upwards of one hun
dTed, Not ingie flip we ave informed,
could hold her moorings, they were all dri-
ven out TO iea. with the lofa of their cables
and 1nchor'--many Of thetn entirely dilmaa-
ed, and all of them much damaged.
They made For the bay of Tc.usn, on the
African ihore, and We hope Guecesded in
iome mcalsre in obtaining fheiter there from
the fsTy OF the tempeff, which threatened
nothing LET'S than the entire dehruaion of
the whole feet. The mitchell done was r.,
great and univerlal through ihs feet, that III
the ipare anchors, cables, cordaee, and CHER
flores of the men of war ard other yefels.
were found altogether inadequate to the ne
ceilsry repairs wanycd
The greater part are therefore entirely
uieleGs and unfit for any KIDD Of fervice, nor
can they aeceive any relief 10 The relpet, till
fuch flores reach them from England.
Should another iempsh in thz mean line o.
vertske the Sect, without cables OF anchors,
Without cry means of reGfioz ils fury, we
tremble TOR the coDfeqDcnces lie Inc dread.
ful Rorm with which our own cosGefs we're
vilited on Sunday lv5, l,ocld have carried
its raysgss into the Mediterranean, wbs. IA.
meuteble accounts may ve expca 20 receive
from that quarter, We have rot lesrng the
extent OF the damage foRaingd hy the ab, :.
feet, or whether any of the veGsls were en-
tirely loa--bui no doubt goverumen. will
ioon Iatisfy the public anxiety en- This poipt =,
by FULFILLING the details they hare rcceiv-
ed.
Admiral Lord Mellon, appeared ~ the
Levce yeaer'lsy, in bis full naval uniform,
decorated With the diamond Aierette pre-
te"'ed to him by the court OF Nsples,--aith
he sedaiiiors Of ,!ls ferett cfacrs, &C.
With whi-h lie has been in,elfed, snd lhe 2.
l,e9ant word PreieLted 10 hm by the {; Of
London.
Ceraechi, the Italian, and bic seeomplicco,
TO the number Of nisefe,n, have been de!i =
ve'ed mp to the criminal tribunal Of lie Sfire.
to take their lnsl fer eoblpiung sgsuH iLe
UlurPer.