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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-02
LONDON, Iu,y IA.

Private accounts fscm good authority
nom Paris aaerr, thar Buonaparte hasre
filed to ratify the treaty with America,
3y9aleis the I'd article Of it, (which waves
me confederation Of inlemni,ies for Anne
fican fhips captured ard detained by French
a9Aips) and the sd, (which ftipulates athe
sfSforation of veiels of fate taken by Ell
tier party are admitted as part OF the
featy. Both thefe articles were rejected
the American Congress.
Inflammation af the difeyencss 7cuk The
S Northern Pozveys.
1--WE have infinite plealure in annonnc-
ing to our readers the happy sdjuAment
of all differences between this country and
sthe Emperor of Ruilia. Lord Hawkef-
blry, with cueditable attention to the
pubic folicitude, Taft night addrened the
tDnowing bulletin to the Lord Mayor:
s = Doa0nmg .q,eef, Juy II,
bAy f9e S, p. M.
M My Lord,
.l have great fatisfae1ion in informing
2yon, that capt. Blake, Of the DiGpatch
xqtter, is juft arrived from St. Petersburg
d has brought convention, fieped On
18th of June, by Lord St. Fieien,s,
nd Count Panin, on the part of his Ma
eity and the Emperor Of Rufia, by which
&Sll differences between the two countrie:
nave been amicabiy adjuned.
Their Danifh and SwediNh Maief-
mes have been invited to accede to thi:
<cn vention. l have the honor to be, Sc
N loighea HAWKEsBuRY."
s ! ne right hen. the Lord Mayor.
1g# AMERICA.
The angry and Deceive temper of the
Hotc preiented by the American miniae,
tc our cabinet, at the moment of their be
&g involved in CONTEXT with the north.
- powers, clearly ihews the line of poll
frs which the new government of the II
y4sed States would adopt # their inclinati-
sgons were NOT reitrained by their fears. Tie
t9n9en'nation wilichis the fabjeta Of com.
p5aint TOOK place onthe 10Th October, and
u,as announced in the American papers ear.
III IN November. SIX months were faHer.
M SC etapie without lis being made the
ebjett of amicable dacuA,on; bot 10 foor
59es &c northern confedefscy aaumed tone
1d cosiiitency which threateoed our ma.
xItire ana confequept political exiilence,
1b's charge is retorted TO as the occafon
sol offence, and expreGed in terms Tot con.
strr' with our notions Of the aecuilemed
M erconrle of friendly States.
PaGwan Ogiou is ftated to be once
lie favored by fortune in lis military
efasions. He lately defeated 1'u-s.-
F corps which endeavorej 70 inyef Wild
end took 1900 frifoaefs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-02

PaGwan Cgiou is f.ated to be once
Pre- favored by fortune in lis military
efasions. He lately defeated a .urs.-
: corps which endeayorej 70 inyef Wild
=, end sook 1900 rfifoners.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-22
7ue)day, Sept. %, 1901.
MeNs. SNOWDEN 6 co.
H0PEha uU fee o admitting fo1ouing PLACE In ouy tat

The and Of W.
graufed
oaPeak tro m) upon ounea5a % yet could not Ge mb t
any maondu attributable Mr. alluded
and
whh Klng Georgetown occ urged youthful
each by rp and which has long Gn been conGgned oblivion
tflrv
as foreign the fuba between Dr. and uneng
pon the attention
DR. the of the
tC0a7n can
content "aon by % determination of the buhn
t that attention which was 1qute for its
ontruf
with Mr. BET the atnent of the affairs and
together o ma
hhaken Observation-Disclosures
that welfounded charges
lin
e oun Ito mert
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
DESCRIPTION OF EGYPT.
[B2 MLLon1

EGYPT, which is lltuated between the
tw.nty fourth and thirty third degrees OF north
latitude, i one Of the countries Of he world
he mott favoured BY nature the Ky Is ierene !;
the fol fertile, the plants and fruits agreeable
& lautary; but wonderful degree OF INQUIRY
would have beenneceHary to render It hsbHable
FOR A conf Be- able numoer Of people. The
OVERT wing Of the Nile Ptocures every adVan-
tage. aud fnppli.s the want OF ram, which never
falls in bat country. That river has It's iouroe 20
4 mountain in Abyhin from whence L does
not arrive ia Egypt ill after L has been PreciPi
tated over feven cataraas, with noIfe which IS
heard at Tire dilance IF number Of leagues. IL
bevins to fven in the month Of May, and by
GRADUAL increafe, viii IS almoA imPe cePtble
az fra, i arrives at a fuficient height 20 over
flow the country, and remains 10 that tate from
the month of Iune till October. The anclents,
who were ignorant Of the caules OF The inHn-
dation, have aligned lome fabulous reaions
which will always be the cafe when people Tub
Ritute conieaures inhead OF fatfs. At Preient
re know thar il rains n Ethiopia hVemo1thi OF
The year. from April 70 Sept which i the ie-
ctet of the overlooking Of the Nile and the
precious mud which it dep ii!s produces the a.
mazing fertility ct Egypt thus lanes,which are
naturally dry and fandy, beccme the beit foil N
ths world. They need Only fow, without almolt
any culture, 10 reap, in a very mort time, all
the natural productions. Egypt during the tum
rner, appears like lea, with cities, villages,
and this ke s, fcartered over il, and affordin6 a
NOT wonderful and Gngular ProiPea in the
winter It becomes gladiome plain, covered with
aock,, herd, and hulbandmen, where orange,
cltrol. dnI other fragrant tfces are ieen, wnoie
aowers delight the eye and Perlunlt The iar-
rounding ayr. Modern travellers give nearly the
fame deitription with the ancients.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
Late F0reIgn Nezo5.
BRITKqY N.4YAL EXPEDITIONS.
BY an arrival at Newyork with London dates to
Sept g.

LoNDoN, AUG. 70
Lord Mellon arrived yesterday morning in
lhe Downs, with his fQu tdroa. We are intor
med that his k.ordihip was on M,nday off
NIddleburg, where he lay to the whole day
On ToeidAy he went on board cutter to re-
connoi;re Fluhng and the adjacent coat !
but il IS rumoured found It too 0rong to Be at.
lacked with any probability of fucceis.
We do no: yet know whether Lord Ne'fon
means 70 viii; the ports Of PicArdie, Of Flanders
or Of Holland, frR-probably they all come
within his plan-for on the Sth in his general
orders, he promil 70 annhilate the enemy,
40 ,lia.-Certain il IS, that d. dlpoliiion made
BY the enemy, exad degree ot activity equal to
that Of the admiral. The Aotill4 multiply all
along the oppoiite coat; AMI although The
port Of Dunkirk was bloeksded, thirty FIVE vef
fels fuceeeIed lat week in getting our, and
lave actually arrived at Boulogae.
Another hotiila was met on the 9th, near
s.. Maroon, by our cruilers-a firing took place
on both & Is without efEea, and the French
were obliged TO cutter ] a Hogue aud Cher
burgh at length divili7n was intercepted
ltealios from Denpe, tor Boulogne we en-
gagged them near 81 V4leIy, and in lPite Of the
hres ~ The DA terries, We took three and f;rk 4
others.
The preparations. along the Dutch, and
FIerch 90 It's til continue, aad th-ir otcnh
be o3iea j, defence again& any ara@k from
our h-ct. NJ "a, than 100000 men are f1ii
10 lie ,olcaei be wix, Duuki'k AID Bfcl, bat
We beiiev1 Ihis num-er i, exaggerated.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

mours, lowaver unlkeIy,octaGoned fall Of half
per cent il the public funds
Sir J.. 3. Waryeh's arrival on the Italian coaa
has wholly changed the &c of affairs wi h ref
pea tOthe iege Of Poro Fe,rajo. The Flench
hadf-nt three frigates to cover The fege. A
loon, hewever, as the admiral made bis appe II
ance, the thrse tr'gAtea attempted TO make
their elcape. Two of them luc, eeded, The
other (the Ceres) was taken. Several lhps
were alto taken near Piombino, and part Of
French Roulla, with troops for the little lie of
Elba was deGtroyed. The French who were
enclmped at Longone, TO carry on'the Gege Of
Porto Ferrejo, are now beGrgei thendelves,
and they cannot receive fupples from Leg
horn, NUT, II is fuppoied, filrrender Several
ammunition Wagons, and The var chclt, have
af' fallen into Our hands.
The i1lnd of Z4nte has been takea poGeC
ffon of by the Engllh. az the ieGdeR Of the
Inhabitants
Pyuoutb, Hfggf Is Letters from Dart.
mouth ltate the rival there Of large Amer
can lhip. wi b Eta InJia goods, worth so,oool
per marileR, from he M4urf.uj 10 New York
and Hlvre de Grace. She has on board
French fuPercargo and Ten French p4f.ngers:
She was detained by the ADM, al Michel cat
ter.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
RIGHT OF SEARCH.

The Monneur Of the 26h contains copy
OF the CoOventioa concluded at ST.. Peterborough,
between this country and RuGia. Hitherto ue
had only been acquainted with the general out
line aod flouance IT the Treaty. Our govern
ment, We believe, delayed making the precle
terms known til, The ratification had been ex-
changed. The fhort account given OF Il Tome
time ago was CONCEDED. The Convention is
not merely Convention for lett;ng the differ
ences between Great Britain and Rulia, bot
for deter mining the neutral queiton, leltling the
mode 10 be adopted 10 future wars.
Ships of either of the contracting. powers
'7hich ihall be neuter, may navigate freely TO
the ports, and on the coats of nations at war.
The cargoes Of thoie lhips are to be free, with
the exception Of contrab and Of war and enemy,
property. Articles deemed contraband are
fPeci6ed, but il is agreed, +" That merchandise
Of the produce, growth 81 manufa6ture IF coun
tries at war, which merchandise ihall have
been acquired by the fubie4s Of the neutral
power, and lhlli o. transported on their &C
count" ihall not be conGdeied enemy's pro
perty.
The right Of fearch Of merchant ibips. falling
under convoy of fhip of war, is limited to fiIiPs
Of war, and is never 10 Be eAerciled by priva-
teers. Particular rules are laid down with ref
Pea 70 conveys, aud the exercile Of the right Of
iearch.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
FRENCH TRE8TT

4 copy Of the ratification ol The French con
ventioo, we undeiH6nd was brought IN tie
brig Franklin, c4pl. Newe', arrived his .aorn
ing from Bou deauK, which was Immediately
forwarded % the feat ~ governm nt.
The various goods in lie SPaniih f-ttiement
of Manila, are faid 20 amou u to fourteen mil
lions Of dollars. The government Of that
place are fAid 70 be much agitated FIR fear Of
vllt from the EnhiiR, and tn militia aIe re
Prcfenred 10 be in the mot wrecked tayc.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

lf5v-fty, with their wives, AMI chjdreo, deiu
su'e q Ne moi neceIary articles Of life, wi h
oct lh-lter, aud without the le4It profpe9 of Oh.
tai ing laYpmt b, tfe indnery, and to ictreat
'he lumpadicn oith-irt,llow creatures, toavJi
,i.tes ,uin n their mifzry.'' Thele info tun2-e
peopie are in hopes of ebtainiI g Tie fame relief
as tie inhaL11nts OF Pailliplburg.
i0NDuN, AUG.2E.
Lord Mellon, when re viited the wounded
in the Royal Navy hoipit~l at Deal was Oh.
ierved TO pay particular attention to every in
div,dual, inoG rirg their cafes, and coufoiiOg
them with promitts tha, be would iend thin
,5od news IN ntly.. Ola iesman whom he re
Collected. his Lordfh p affixed him how he was !
Trb. Gallant tar replied, he had loft his arm.
~ which the Admiral faid, = Nfvr ninS that,
bee. bq al arm, ard perhaps mag Yea kg-
49,, oo,,o, B. kR H. better ea4F than fgtffng for
- oou,,,y,' This had fnch an efea on The
e,flo,s. that fevsral cf them exclaimed, they
xiv recreted their wounds, as it prevented
tbe1n fem accoml anying him in another at
+ark CT thsir enemies, the French
~. fooadron OF Admiral Warren, which
went il purluit Of Can'h, auAe : al Pr'ieno ~
,be neiqhoourhood Of LeShorn' II e0nGns OF
: lbips cf the line ADD two tdgates' Porto
-, i rlrus Delivered on the tea hde rem
inrcsments and ammunition may no" DC nitro
duced into K.
The French Government lhew' iiot parIlc'
r,.,lv Obliged to-the Ele9or ot Mentz. " the
asth ult. 4 detachment French Gendl armies
severed a criminal, who is a iubj Ct OF The
Tala1,nr,, 70 the Commandant OF Caiiel, whom
- IA hrov ut rom P.sis. sccomp'nIeI by
49, from the Freuch MIriaer Of Police
r.. ra.,. and crime Of This prdoner have not
,.,,,t,,r-d He was foon after eoadudsd to
Io1:g9ein, under a Rrong cicoTt' Inc ten'-
,;rss along the whole II he lett banks Of The
pL,,a al account If their union with france
nave been very iplendij. On this oeeahon tie
names Of al the yo1nG men r. mole a'nrlots
we're re I(er "a. and a levy "t re(ru'is eK
49, loon u ke place, numbers OF them have
y -, .r,;rra. ed. We learn that the con-
trq> f,r The PrutIiau troops IN the Ele6t rate ct
II,nov.r have been prolonged for two months.
~, y; he1ru. who rciIei near Augi6nrg
.Inr;r, III. Iat no months, has iuddeny dA
sP2eal-d.
TIE following curious cireumaAnee i fad
- have lately happened. One OF the l-aceis SOY
The Iacolin Faaion lad fuccceded in procuring
a. Re made fnuT Jox perfectly iiCilar % th'l
IN 4 ~ The CHEZ Ccnia but though tbs taih.
.,.olit WIS imita ed correctly, the ar'itlcer had
not Iuc.esdsi in making il open With equal
f,ej.t7. B-n4par'e 6n-ing this box On his
t-o.s. ana hens inclined 9 axe PiT'-h q inuf'
,,.s Ron fad to fnI j comfortable ditticulty
n opening &. THIS eIreumeance h'uok hin
10 much, dat the familiarity Of the box IN other
r,lDeds had no effect in deceiv'ng him. After
! nm IL If vain inquiries among his trrTAn!s'
be f.nt for ID foian, who having chemically
anarleI be CnuG in he box, declared, that the
Cbief Corlr'. had h taken any, could nothave
EIrviyrG half ~ hour.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

"A S we are under the highea obligations i'i
the goodnefs Of Tie Supreme Beng S''33
this land to Us and to or fcrafatheFs, n uPnoo'
ing our lives With rich variety Of hIs oo''c!'
in appointing his Son to lay fcun5al'on y, y.
our happiness, and in beltowing noo'O'.,. t.
iaVors upon the people q this Sta'e N In Sy.'
Of the laa year II becomes D. ~ 'hs ei0l y
il 20 render our Joint tribute OF Alteration co. ~
praile, to that great and conian, bs''l s.ss
who has daily loaded us with beo'hi'' III Mi
pours comforts upon All hat live WI
THEREFoke, with the advicr aod coa' .....
The Council, appoint 1'HURSD Al 'as W. wa
tY fiSrh day If NovfmBtR next, 70 NJ o M. \
throughout tie Commonwealth As M III.
Public Thanksgiving ard Fraae anr ,,i-o
Matters and People Of every dsn'au', ,s.r
are requeaei to al mfleon hat d1Y N !. !.
reflective places of Pubic W"rIap' 'I T,t.r.
may devoutly preient to he LoRo oul ' III Al
the afFe9ionAte gratitude Of ON hears, =
the goodnels, which he has cauied g Inn
fore Us FIR the fupporr and aoconi'no-' rr
Ut our lives fir tile continuance n IN Ire.
and religious Il ,erJy for the onuin " N u
of health which he has eTta'ej % Us 'To6. Z
the means we pcf r. NJ 40 ing an Ma.
ufa fu knowle ~. And thar Il has IN NJ e,s..
e6 10 give Us ain III due ieal,n, sao N I.
lhe earth 10 Weld hcr iEcfea'e e g.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
By the Mails.

WASHING ron, SEPT. a.
On he ~ init. il the Ci cult Court, ot the
Didrid Of COLUMBIA for Wahingroa county,
the Grand Jury rsturatl hi bill IF in liam-nt
az In0 The Editor Of tn n ti1naI IntelIigeuces
and Walhinglol Adverlner, charged with
L3:l, az anil The 1ici4ry # The U. S L,p5rI
n1l5,
The PreGIonth,s returned 70 he city Of
WaihmEtan.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
sTocKBRIDoE, OCT. Z.
SlOCkBRlDC E3 OCT. s.
Ertraa OF 2 letter from D gentleman ~ SPRING field,
10 Dir tiS1d IN fhiJ fosan.

SlOCkBRlDCE, OCT. s.
Ertraa Of q letter rom gentleman ID Sor;g2 feld,
TO Biz Eir1d IN hi, tosan.
A report has gone abroad, that tho Exc
cutive Of The Uuion had ordered the public
Military Stores in This town tsf be removed 10
the fou,hward. This report has excited much
alarm in the minds of people in this pare Of the
country you may therefore be anxious to
kno" The true tate Of The butn,ls. The report
originated ia Connecticut lomc Of the princi
P4l democrats of that State gave out publicly,
that all the military Stores would be RI moved
out Of New England, As the people Of this dI
trItt OF country had ihown lphit 70 hottie to
the prefcot administration, Mr.. Isferlon was
determined to put the public arms out Of their
reach. About the time thar this report came
abroad, Mr.. Lincoln, the Attorney General.
arrived 10 this town and many people luppof
ed that he was charged with the order for the
removal OF The public arms. A conf lerable
number Of people were alIelnbled AZ Ike arlenal
at the time that Mr., Lincoln wfited il and
believe fIom the conversation that there paged.
the Attorney General foon became fenGble Of
ths jealouily and indignation which removal
q the public ltores would excite in the minds of
the people CT New England In crder there.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
LONDON. AMG. 70.

A French friga'e, the Ceres, and Tx Of her
convoy, has been taken 10 the Mediterranean,
after an obaioate relilauce
Yelterday report by no means favorable 10
Peace was in circulation. I, wa, fad hat our
Mioiaer had TENT an ultimatun, Thefs ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

NILIrARy ovERAMINc rnEELEernRell

NILITAIlE ONENANINC TTIE ELE-TOG9T
N twIthRandin5 :he Jtc bus mae tuch 4
Glamour n The fright OLA Eaao'm Goa. in The
lcrvice Of The U. S hs.rg on tlr- cettiaI lroua5,
At the time Of elettion-they eaa le- toiug
improper II haltinE whole companies Of II rs,
V.tl Fr-acb eae@aAJ in their Aar, and btr. nqt,
f ed, before ,he doors of he hyuier where lie
ward elections were held, a, Wa Joae on SAT
urjay Let.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

There was RATED in garden 1t Newbury-
port, tho pall f.afon, fquah, which mealured
40 feet AMI half IN len ,th, AMI weighed As
Is I. aij % mex. the fed was brought
fs0Ea he Medit-rrAneaR.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
mviez. ~ Turin Tu.y 2 so.
LONDON. AUG. az.
NEGOTIATION

Never f1oe he commencement Of the rego.
citation was tie corr cfPonde0ce more active be-
tween the .wo governments than lis AZ p-ef-rt.
Two ,ck7ts faileI FIR ClIais on Frid4y-ou
arrived IL Dover d Friday rig1t, acoth-r yer
tsrtay The iatt.Y brought Us The Paris paPe
to the 10th init.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

SAY ye fudiou grave ana Oh,
tn me all -e fair an, CAV.
Tell m5 whence may behold
The d1etiug form orr .ri.y.
Where's autunnaI plenty flea
Wu,er where's thy haia,Eou, fwsv .
where's the vernal howe fpeedl
Summer wher-', Thy Ttssrl1y
Jucund lpri'cs of,rci4I iuY,
Round ou fmiFnq gob.ttpIay;
Fee W power ~ rode annug.
l. Ike The ghoG lrHrly.
Odorous fwcet aud generous gint
HVhcr, boy with fpclt convey
Jcs'mine wrca'h- with raie5 twinl
Ere they fade IKE 1-@vLiE
Bin. the bowl and pals ItroInd,
ight-y tune Tie iPortive lay,
Let Ire fenlj hour be crown1
Ere tis loa like 1fvAy
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blockade OFTRIPOLL

The American ConfIl reliJen, here has been
rea;d By Mr. CIhcart, the Coniul ot the u
S Al Trtpoii, % give all publi.ity To the FOL
loving
q" C,afalais Of Gr Ua4ci S''tef IF Il
mv'e7- - Taen .Jay 81.
The Bey of TrPoi, HAVING de are wa
aSaiod the United SaEes, our vcfom-rt hl.
fen fo;ill4 o prevent the regency ton ia
jurng orr commerce II nfqu-uce We
ATE u inform III Agent, Of MI P1ve., At Pel-c
with us, shat Friaoii i 10 b nokL ca by III
fad N .ricsn A,ti Ia, AMI that svery hr VhH
ever, which lEd'i attempt % ,nter tbs p1lt ,.ill
b= tre'ted coatormAbiy ~ The laws III nations
applicable ro Guth cafes.
(Sgnedl w. CArAN, ConiuI a, Tunis"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

The a4ve form about Ire hx.5 part az the
POPULATION ot The U. Sites ADD three fills.
the uum Der rePrsf n.,d in Congres. about ore
leaib.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

tore C q1iet the pubic u,
cure, il The ground rcuad ~ az b'gsa
Purchaied BY the governm ,'.s 'FI'n@ cosl4
F.on 60 %.' 'ut n' d'd not puebsf ~ an
though he De-, might have had n, !. Ps'e pap:
terms. Whether this was me- !. O \. ''sir a.S.
g conceal the actual defgns Il a. l G d oa
ABOUT 4 TINS tqIlnefs, you Can uis II. G1oTsrnass,
FOR myieif | have 10 doubt tbsS5 = II q yrpt.
.9e removed from this town, ana 's arm, "a
E1,g and at fome future day, no. o. 4 on M.
h"Pe | am mii'aken ID nv eor; u di'It !.
iubjea but It appears u " 5dufs ca MI
The pref n; admnil a,ion to beaa 49, piincipI. 1
New England to Southern. ~ -, -. and iubes.,
MA Polincs and habits ard :, ,-'leT = lrp
lieve the government will ~ III ~ An n
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
BoULoGN6. AUG ~.

A div;Gon Of from 80 to 20 TAIL OF fat bot
toned an gun boats, whch w expected t.
JON The hotila At Baologns, arc blocka5eI il
Calais by twelve ihiP' ot war.
N thing can be more jnte-eang than the
preent moment. In Bon otne, We have but
two nip, If the linz, one frIg1te, TWO briggs, and
three Or four cutters.
DEAL, sEFT. 4
Admiral Mellon all continue, IN the DO Rns
with his Rig Aging on board The Amizon ing
ate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

The French have iqAdron Of Eve Gil Of b.
line, an1 three rig tes ready i0t lea al Rsch.
for. Their deuination Is fuPpoitd V \.
agarnt th Brd3iis. They IRE w&.clst W Sr
Ldward Pelew.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

Mr. Pi,han, ;hafg- as saIns, q, Old:
Fren,h Republic, IN letrer w rAe Ssc Gary
If state denies having any eoacern 10 tie Pus.
hcation Of he works Of Go4w;n.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

General Laa-odt, Governor Of Cn,ll.-
II \ letter u M official character Y, w.
ton dated SEPT. n 1851 lays, "A rsnor ".
walls n The nj htorine lAnds, ,hatlbs ,.r,..
and mulatces "a this colony ale IA iafrrs4.
Do no give y Ihe ina. cf credit Cglri,,.,
anJ trade are ~ ar incrcaI Y Jatecf prclg,,r,.
III oily grounj Toy that rumogr may Be \.
e'r'umaancs Of sa4friti' Of ,oour, WHO, il
HrNrE ! tan e,iurirg ID: hws ( icipEo.
ent haN- blsu cOn~etn .ed " he roas."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

The French er- AdnliniRrat,an",' I ,r 4,
been 70 much abuf5d in the Amer Y, tsvs
prints, as they now are in lbe Par, u ~ LastE
ny degree OF tyranny, cruelty, fran F'p'H E.
hyPocrily and treachery is therein i 4, 'Sl'Taat;
The f" drcs5 ard fees" which fncceaiv.I.sa rpos|
tered The mock government from n, ~ a'Ti'ii
period when BonaParte, executing ~ . I'd
will, deItroYed with the bayenet the IN n'osas
gave the fAtions activity and force !! + III Saa
Gated che rank weeds Of bnilm ,n ai'l 'f'd
-r4ay, Prom tie mouth then of h. F'. .'la''
ion we lea the accuiacy Of ous a,,r,. ,'I ~ 4
Citations Of French rulers WHO r9s.lv n II II
willing aPolcBiRs and tine leryitg enc,n ~
~ Tie whole h,rd q jacobin paF,r, ~ M.
Pdrte has corrected the prot e5ars n 80 -
We can therefore readily account, 49,
]woya that country is denied he IN. II Nh n
ljc, AID The Ch.et Coz fui u BRANDED 5.,. ,r4
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

We have accounts Of the reaora;o, of !.
S~tdfh and Dauih WA India ldsaJ, I, v v
B:i'iih, oxcepy 81 Cro1-that Jou5,I,i, MIL.
cd The Others n few d.ys.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
colgMoNwEAL7H. If MASSACHUSETTS,



CALEB STRONG, EElGHt'
Csverno, If The Coziqorqpeabj Of MBafsstai
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
A Proclamation,

FOR \ DA1 OF PUBLIC THANEssViSs'