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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-03
Wheaton's Taundice Bitters.

Sesrrs4 lin y letter. Patent JoH ne P7gasaf IF tie
UaHa3 Sfztes.
THE fucc-(sful effects Of thcfr Bitters have been
p fully experienced, in correcting and carrying
off jaURdcy and bilious matter from the ltOTach
and at the fame time strengthening the fomach,
incfeaGng the appetite, and removing the fuking
faint d,frefitd feeling and tbs leepy dull heav-
nefs, 70 dHlgrreabe TO Be borne, and the prefiure
and diGref5 Of breathing rehoring ato trrnsth To
the weak and trembling limbs, removing the yellow
nefy Of countenance 10 common 10 jaURdicy and
weakly people, and alto the dizIlntts Of the head
and weakness of the fight. They reu arkably re-
lieve low fprited and melancholy people and carry
off !yReric and hYpocondrac complaints. They
are Al excellent remedy for tcrotulons and fcorbu-
tic diorders. They are very uiefnI for Scamen to
take often Hhen at lra, particularly il warm eli
mates, as yreiervative aganG diforders incident
TO fuch climates (Which are generally putrd and
bhoua) BY removing obfructous, carrying off bile,
aud giving free circulation TO the blood.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-03

% ENEW Their annual aIdftls 70 The inhabitants
N 1T the town NJ Portland, Dy repuhHibiug the
IIth ircton Of Jh- .aw % prr7st re Ibreadiqg of
malignant f;z.ry and e5atagioyJ Erkar5, TO which
theyrgqueH thst particular a;teptiCn may be paid
-h- gLelenL iea.l.. Ihe leEtLan Is as lalloy.s:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-03

Jr The above Bnters are for faIe " TOHN
COE, al No !, Fiji frect.-And at his Shop IL
Ns7ygionceRer.-Price so the Box
Portland, july I3, 1901. (6w-6q)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-03

John Brigham occupant,
SIMON Jacki0n own-r,one
trad of land lying IN He
5ron, I beine lot No. 3, Paius eC Tax y-aia.
III Range, AZ DIviiion Of fbe LozH VI he ofhe
lots two gTil-m mills, one EoaE. I4-A
pair 1t Zones each one ID Q. q ID. DC
houie area 684 feet, one 400 50 40 1850 a.
tory high, : windows, az Tax on k9ac, 40
feet ofglafs, built ofwood Tsfoi -
And une(s lad taxes are paid on or before Tucll3y
the fifteenth day Of September next 70 much Of fad
lots and tracts viii be fold fad day. At Public Ven
due, 70 the highel bidder, according to law, AZ nv
dwelling heuie IN Hebron, ten O'Clock il the fore
noon' as will pay The fame, together with COTS and
charges.
SAMUEL PARIS Collector Ct Jl3 CoAsaf,q Dfq,ia
HERON June is, 1907. (65-8)
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CEN5IBLE Of ne ob.iga,ioy he IS under faith.
- fully TO df.t1rge the duties of the Office con
-fded p him by p tovo, takes this opportunity
publicly 10 declare his determination to carry fully
into effect tie Bylaws "To prevent the lprcad-
Ing Of malignant fevers and other contagious fCk-
aefs," and for othsr purpofes. To enable him to
dtchsrge hiss duty and aa(wer he de6Fn of thefe
laws, he earocity f0cjts the aid and afIiGaace Of
al the wen difpof-d citz-ns, in keeping clean tb4
G5sets, lanes and ba-kyard,. And Az clcanlinct5
70 conducive 10 health, md is an otnamept Of the
town, ne anticipates A ready compliance with the
la"s ia this cfPea. It being inpoiibe for tie In
i2ettor 10 dicover every neglect aud violation Of
the good and whoeiome regulations OF the town,
he hOpes the inhsUlants viii Ne attentive and vi-
giant and complain 10 him Of All ouifarcee, aud
on CT offences aganf tie laws; and IN dllnres
them OF his readiness and determination To bring
AT offender 10 pu7ithmert.
JOSIAH TUCKER. Iqfs99r Of P9!ice. (6l-8w)
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAXI NO ICE
CTRAYED or stolen. on Wrdnefdly night the
- 9Th init from The iucofure Of Mr.. JcJH Hatrr-
b9gjr ID Poland, rl,ctiing izgd HORSE, eight
Or nine years cid, ot deep red colour, wth
black maae and tail, and white iP7t 10 bis fore
head, trots al. Wherever has or will take up iad
N>rle.aod give inGoFmat2a Of him,c return blm 10
'G iuhtcrbrr, or Wi7icrotb Rirhey, Innhclder ~
Poland; or to Daniri ReaHcr, InnhoAtr ~ Cray
tla.l be handsomely rewarded for tseir trouble,
ard all necthlty Charges pad by me
JOHN ROBINSON.
Paris, S'aI Il, 1907.
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DIRECT TAX.

Sif5 CsAcaaoE DJfri5. Second Dirf.u, State n
MaG9ebgjcib.
NJ Office j. hereby given To the noareident and
Y unknown proprietor. 4 the 70 iowingIo,s sTras
Of Ilra within laid diAr6t, thAt Diretl Tax became
due and payable on laid Lots, the feventh Of April
a. p. 300, viz
NORWAY III
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-03
DIRECT TAx,
Sisfe'rf6 C'l'saioa Djgyia, Second ~,
M4BQcbHjStt5. '7''7' Stafe

a GRE GREE, to az act Of con.,.c, /.
4 nHed States, PafT1d TIE III 's It of the II
entitled " An act to lay and Cof+ao u I1lY, "a,
within ths Uuited States MAN Dled ~.
en- to the noareGdent and unkoovc0 D D asrsbY i,
the following Lots and Tracts Of - 0p5elore -
collection dlHrct, that Drea nv Tue within fas
aed pdya6.e on faid Lots AID Trs9. lse'aas an
VI April 1900, (viz) -'' 'a5 7fh ~
Land IL Sagf5rd-0eynsrs pss-.-
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THIS GAZETTE,

Z fa5ij6sl cgs,y A]orday, af E A. JtNks .e...s ~
FISH STREET, 1rbeye Sasf ri5toH'T A&''''
Communication, a,e Teesivsd -gib a''e7l'a ,xsbF
RI. prize il One Dollar and Fifty Cents e.
@ P9fqgr. ". a,ardia
III his =fe B 70, Lyg5F ari 79F '"f'5'f I, Aigrr
any pap" ~ Maine y bg6J a4Vanfag"D " gssS
sgsatI, vgJieJ zyH Be jgifrt.@ resfoai'.y' az =
manner.
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FaTt 0T baFer7s Grant, to- p
Andrels' Grant, 2Iz Il ss
And unlcls Caid Taxes are paid, tost'os,l -,
necehary CoG5 aad charges, within hAly w. ~
hlll proceed 10 co'lc9 tie fame bY c,HT s 49,.
tal5 Of iaii Lots Ina Tra6s, AZ my d~5hus ' s...
IN taid Sanford, on Wednriay Che Pta NJ n II
TENDER next, at To O'Clock in the forenoon. ,..rtT
WILLIAM EMERY, Cgist7iso pg.'-'
S.e9al DTy'@
Sanford, Jprs 18th, 8ot.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-05
SALEM, Sept. IS.
News FROM INDIA.

'Yeaerday- arrived the thip Active, cap.
Nichols from Madras who has favoured US
with the following intelligence Thar
an overland difratch arrived at Madras a.
bout the I'd of May, with the account e
rupture between Great Britain and the
Northern powers OF Europe in COME
quence of which, all the lhips in The roads,
under Danilh CONTOURS, were Immediately
f>ized to the number OF fix or feven anu
Iranquebar taken poR,l,on ci by the Bri-
tith OIL the 18th and Sarampour on the
18th Of May--that great number Of the
country fhips were taken up by the govern.
ment TO be employed as traniports upon a
formidable but iecret expedition, which
failed principally from Bombay, about the
ut OF March, having on board, as it was
faid, 10000 European troops, but attend
ed by no more !hips of war than were fuffi
Client to convoy the traniports-,hat at
at the time he left Madras, il was gene
rally inppofed though TOT publicly known,
that th'sEexpcditioni was defined Up the
Red Sea, 10 act againf the French in
Egypt-that the natives near Cape Como
rim feized on ,rhis as favorable opportu-
nity, had reyolted, and in one or two rem.
contres had gained advantages over the
Britiih oppcfad to them, but that Ii was
ex settad that the disturbances would foon
be iettled.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-05

Ormond was all attention; and his heart
fnote him, when, on cloier examination
Of the features and conference of the
preacher, he recognized his generous land
lordof Angelica. Turning TO his fecreta-
~, is this not our honett friend ]oGeph /?
iaid he Dake. ! believe it is, replied
tie fecrelary. Upon this, orders were
inltantly given to invite him to dine.
When he came to the ID uke's preience,
he frankly confeiled to him, though nos
without mcdeit bluih or two, that he
thought he had one opportunity in his life,
TO put him in mind OF his promife, and had
embraced il. You.are deierving, honeltI
man, replied his Grace--and ordered an
immediate enquiry into-the vacancies OF
the church. A living of three. hundred
pounds a year was found vacant; and to
this his -lordlhip at once advanced Elm.
But how thort- lived is human power!
and how fndden, many times the trani,i.
lons OF fortune ! AT the acceiiion Of George
[. Ormond was divcited Of all his honori,
fed from capital impeachment, and his
whole fortune was feized by the crown.
For fome time the liberality of his friends
Imported him, but ne ultimately tell into
real poverty.
His old friend Jofeph now remembered
him. This grateful man, hearing of the
Dukes misfortune, fettled upon him, with
the free content of his wife, two hundred
a year out of the three hundred which the
Duke in his better days, had. fettled upon
them. A hrit years falary was according
ly RENTED to their benetaefor.
Surprized at this liberality, his Grace
wrote particular detail Of it TO noble
man at court, who, though Jealous par
tizan of another fattion maintained with
him an invioable friendhip.
Byshis interef, Jofeph was promoted to
living of FIVE hundred a year and would
now have rejoiced to make a generous ad-
ditionto the Dukes fupport: But Ormond
In the mean tins, had retired to that coun.
try ass
" From 7vk./e b7urne
No t,auellsr retayxs gn
And Joierh could relieve no more the mif.
fortunes OF his noble patron.
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NETWORK, September 90.


The Gale enia from Liverpool, is Gill
b low, and the wind ahead. There are
alto tlgnals fol an 'ther flip and brig
The oamPion and Maryland are both ex-
petted from Lo don-Should either OF
tlem be now below, news may be looked
for between this and TO- morrow.
Arrived, lhip Neptune, Claby, Bona.
vita; fch'r Elizabeth, Allen, Aexan-
dr;a.
Cleared, hips Two Sons, Johnfdn.
France; Uncle Toby, Doty, Wet In
dies /; brig Commerce, senple, Jamaica );
fth'r Adventure, Butterworth, Halifax.
The Neptune, of Nantucket, is from
Cork, via BonayiRa- he lhip Indultry,
Swain:, OF New Bedford, failed from
Cork on the 10Th OF June for Bonavifta,
and had not arrived or the 9th of Aueui,
when the Neptune lest that place.
October /.
Yesterday arrived the Britilh Packer
Lady Hobart, capt. Fellows, via Halifax,
with the AuguR mail. She left Falmouth
on the 18th of Auguf, The news by
ner Is not 70 late as by the Gen. Mercer,
Capt. Coleman of the brig Lucinda
from BrRol, had papers two days later
than heretofore received, but he gave
them away to commander of veGel
Which ne fpoke at fea, He informs rs.
tina General Hutchinfon's letter reGDect,
ing the 'aking of Cairo had NOT been re.
celved; and that there was no news when
he failed.
Arrived, fhips COLUMBUS, Fofdick, ST.
PeteribTg Caledonia, Mallaby, Liver.
pool; LAZY ho,srt Packet, F,llows.
Falmouth & Ha flax Flora, G,ilenier.
Hamburg; Oh rlott:, lie DIS, Hull briqs
L cinda, Coleman, Britol; tioratio, -,
81, Croix; Thomas, HAYES, Oporto
ich'rs lwo Friends, Mann, Shelburne
Brothers, ------, Charlefton.
Cleared, fch'r Col. Cowell, Whitney
St. Thomas.
The Columbus left the fnip Oliver Ell.
worth to fail In few days for this port.
The Packet fpoke, Augua Id, in lar
~, IS, long. SO, ae, the Two Brothers
OF Bottom. from Hamburg. September ?.
IN lst.4I, "a, long. 43, ID, fnip LYDIA.
Gardner, II days from New. York for
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7 lat. by obs. co II, S. long. t67, 10, E.
at s A.. NJ. faw land E. by n. II n.
diltance A or s leagues, of a moderate
height, rather hlgheR in the middle, and
the ends gradually >loping down to the
water. Ii appeared TO be about four
leagues from North TO South. We faw
Gnokes in two or three places, which gave
us reafon to fuppofe it was inhabited. Be
ing near the latitude of Byron's iland,
we thought this might be that Iiland,
though by our calculation we were fome
degrees to the well Of it, but from the
courfe we atserward neered, and our not
making the illands, which lie to the
nor,hward OF it,, renders i, impotib!e for it
sro he. Byron's iiland, and not 6nding il
laid down in any ofour eaiiern charts, we
conGder it as new difcoyery, and as iuch
have named it Rodman's lland. We
placei: in lat. i, 90, S. and in long I6S.
IS, E. by lunar obs. two days after max
ing II.
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Greenock, rI,h, in lat. A., I6, Ion,
81, 9, Juno, 80, days from Liverpool %,
New Bedford.
The Flora, belonging TO Hitchcock and
Hopfon, is ar Quarantine - he failed from
Hamburg Augut 10, in co, with the Gis
Elizabeth, OF Portland, Tor this port e
ADD brig AriAides, for Philadelphia. Left
brig Fair Manhattan, 10 fail for this Dor,
in ten days, and fhip Potomak Chief, in
IA days for do.
The brig Lucinda left at BriRoI, III.
nip Black River for New York chi,
Warren, Of New Bedford, for DO. Chin
Bru,us, Bunker, for do. and NonpareiI
for do. Spoke in lar, 80, &c, long. 10
chip Diana, 81 days from Savannah to,
Liverpool.
The Horatio left at St. Crcix, the brio
Retource, of n. York Elizabeth Sarah
Of do. to Gil in 6 days, ich'y Heron
Kimberly, of do. and ieveral Others.
The Thomas left at Oporto, fhip Two
Brothers, of Salem; nip D uphin, Of
Chariefon, brig Upton, BARTLETT, of Ply.
mouth; fch'r George, of n. York, and
ich'r Favorite of do.
Ship Zcnobia, of and from this port
tor Hamburg, with a valuable cargo Of
iugar and coffce, was captured few
.eagues from The Hook, by Spanilh pri.
vat er, AID fm INTO Porto Rico.
Exynas fran Hal fax papers to The md
Srp'tm6e,, rseeived yeaerday, BY The
ButUb Packet.
HALIFAX, September ~. LAT Wed.
nefiay returned from cruiie, his maief.
ry's ihip Cleopatra.
On Sunday afternoon his majeRy's
Packet, Lady Hobart, capt. Fellows, ar.
rived in 36 days from Falmouth, in her
came paliengeTs. Colonel WetheraI, de.
putty quarter matter general to the forces,
MS lady and family Andrew Relcher,
efq. Thomas Cochran, efq. chief iuRice
Of Prince Edward Iland Mr.. InpliG,
and Doctor St. Croix.
A letter from ST. Johns, Newfound.
land, to an officer in this garrifon, men.
tons, that perfon in dreadful fl of in
family, having poi1eHed himfelf CT h tch-
ct, went to the houie of a poor woman,
in which were three children, and iplit
their fouls in mott fhocking manner.-
The mother hearing the cries of her chill
dren, ran to their aAifance, and ihared the
fame fate. This unhappy wretch was az
length difarmed by Col, Hatton but not
before he had dangerously wounded nine
perfons, fix of which were dead, when le
yeflel in which the letter came, left St.
Johns.
Saturday morning arrived II. M. arm
ed brig Earl MORA, from cruife and
ichooner Betiey, Kelly, from Bottom.
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BOSTON, September rs.


In the Atlas, arrived on Thurfiay from
Lilbon, difratches were received from orr
Mniiter at Portugal, Tor the Secretary Of
State.
We are happy to remark that the Kire
Pox inoculaticn is prosrening in Bottom,
and its neighbouring towns ,to entae "a
tisiaetion. Proficient Jeferionhss writ.o
TO Dosfor Waserhoue, that he is inccl-
,ating his domeRics with it, and epccu-
raging the neighborhood of Monticello TO
follow his example. He fpeaks of it as
the mott important diicovery ever made
IN the alftory Of the healing art.
Arrived, brig Sally, Connel, Cuba:
ich,rs Polly, Cox, St, Thomas, both via
quarantine; Margsry, Rider, Nova SEQ
tia; iloop Packet, Marih, do. brig Sally,
Allen, Huntington; Gh'r John, Peafe, 81.
Peterfburgh; brig Minerva, Sprague, Ii
verpool; a Daniih galiiot from Copenha-
gen, fch'r from Liverpool, and ,ieyeral
others.
Capt. Allen fpoke, 90 leagues W. s..w.
from Lille OF wight, ihiP Lydia, Skinner,
OF Bottom, 40 days from Baltimore for
Rotterdam. In lat. 40, long II, brig
Cstharine Ray, Ben,hal, of K. Iland, Q
days out, for St. Peterlburgh. In lat. d :,
long. s., fch'r Hercules, Lows, s. DAYS
from Liibon for Marblehead. In lat. a.,
long. 81, fch'r Neptune, of N. York 10.
Bay Shaleur.
Capt. Sprague left the Juno to fail next
day for Bolton. Sept. IS, in LAT. a.,
long. 40, fpoke ch,r Nancy, Atkins, from
Briitol for Bottom, who informed, he had
that day fpokcn the brig N. Canada, from
Bourdeaux for Bolton; all hands fick with
the finall pox.
Captain Peafs fpoke Aug. 20, in lat
40, fch'r ----, from ST. Peterfburob
Tor Msrblehsad. Sept. 8, in lat. az.
poke fhip Mary, of Newburyport, re
days from Norfolk for Falmouth.
A vedel called Sc The PoAy of Man
Br4g/40iek," fuppofed to be once the Phi
y Of S0lem, was lately at Paaamaouody
under command Of one Frink. g Man
circumstances unfavorabIe have been foo.
geaed."
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PHILADELPHIA. Oh

Lait evening, arrived the lhip CF,liope,
capt. Walton, in A. days from l. ndon.
Oar papers'by her are TO the I4h AuguR.
Their Contents have been anticipate, BIZ
arrivals at New York.
l6e./a6/e7aeut articles 4veye franyQafed for
the -4merfcAu DAILY Adverti/er, firm
Ham5"rs pG1e,s to fbe eleveufb Of dr.
gyf.
VIENNA, Aug. A..
YeHerday morning courier arrived
here from Lord Elgin, at ConRantinople,
TO the Brltilh Ambaaador, Lord Mimic;
and IN the afternoon the latter made known
the lclal account that the town and forts
OF Cairo, and all the French troops that
lay there partly in carlton, partly in in
trenchments, had given themlclves up on
capltulation TO the combined Turkifh ard
Brlti!h forces. The French troops are made
priioners of war, and will be transported to
france, The joy OF the inhabitants on The
'lgnlng OF the capitulation cannot be de-
icnbed--and had it not been for the pre-
ienceot the Brltifh, the people had commit
Ted The mott barbarous outrages upon the
French prifoners Of war.
Since the middle of June already, the
Grand Vizier, with the alIiftance of Gen.
tiutchinfon, had furrounded Cairo, and the
remaining parts of the combined force had
approached the forts and threatened them
wth torn. The French, however, obferv-
ing the fnperiority of force againt them,
loon concluded quietly to lay down their
arms.
The number Of prifoners is ftated to be
5000, ssmong& whom are many Greeks,
Armenians, sc,
In coniequence of this capitalization, all
upper and Lower Egypt have fallen into
!, the hands OF the Turks and Eagli(h-the
rrensh retain nothing more of Egypt but
the town ofAlexandria.
After the entrance Of the Grand Vizief
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NEW BEDFORD, Sept. az.

INV -ISLAND.
Exfraa fran The bg!bosk ofbe Nip Dim
ma, Jarea Gardaer, melqe,, aryivedbe,e
lat qoeek fran Manila.
On the Faaage, of, Jan. 3 1901,
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16eE a6/f71eat articles 4veye fran0ated for
the -4mericAu DAILY Advertj/er, (rgm
Ham5"rY pa9e,s to fbe elevenfb Of dr.
gMf.
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MENTZ, September s.

The expectation of corn upon the Rhine
is forbidden, even to PrufIian fubjeGs, on
which account the government in Wet
rhalia entered protefation. The reG-
dent of his Prsf1ian majeRy came hither
from Frankfort to make approximations on
the fubjeet in the written remembrance OF
another German court. Among other
things, it is iaic, that the French legati-
on at Radaadt, on the 18th of May, of
the year s, had formally admitted tie
right of the German nation TO free navi-
CATION on the Rhine, which right was ac-
cepted by the deputation of the empire on
the 18th OF May, 1893; that the peace
Of l'uneyille had not abolifhed this right,
our rather efabliihed all the political re-
cations then adjufed, and that France
.urely could not mean to conclude peace
and violateit at the fame time.
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private coRRHsPoNDENcE.)
BERLIN, September II.

D''i>HAASj oSPtSinocl IL,
The intercourle of our Court with TO-
reign powers has fill the character of
good understanding however mulsifarious
and important the circumstances may be on
which negotiations have been opened. De-
lays have indeed ariten with the miniltry
OF Buonaparte, which, however, are 70
Tar removed, that no breach of friendihip
can thence reiult and we'll founded hope
may be entertained, that the prefenr har-
inony will continue. To this the way IS
particularly opened by the concefien on
our Tide, that the Grand Duke of Tufcany,
under certaiu conditions, ftipulated in our
Court, fhall be Unidentified in GERMANY
The notification CT the refult Of the nego-
citation on the fubjett of the indemnihca-
ton of the Houle of Orange. In which
France has been the mediator, is looked
tor with mpatience. After the removal
OF the hrft great difficulties which preient
themtelves, the buGnefs will be concluded
TO the fatisfattion Of the parties. But as
this is connected with other indemnifca-
lions, and concerns the taking poGefIion of
ne" countries the Convention will not be
made publicly known till thefe meaiures
take place, and then formal renunciati-
on of the Stadth lderhip, by the Houte
OF Orange, will be publiihed.
ln the affairs of Italy we have an int.
relt IN common with Rufis, particularly
IN favor of the king of Sardinia. On the
other nand the Ruliian Court interens IT.
ielf In the Electorate of Hanover, and the
evacuation OF il by our troops. His ma
Jefy, however, till delays this evacua-
tion, winch England laborS to obtain,
pecauie, till the complete ccncluGon OF
the German territorial arrangcmements,
the occupation of the territory of Hanover
is meafure of political precau,ion.-
40 the mean time, new contracts for pro
viiloning the PFuiian troops in Hanover
till the month OF Otfober are concluded.
ABOUT that period his majefy's smbafador
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-20
MUNSTER, Sept. II.

The day before yesterday was day rem
dered important to the city by the electi-
on ola Prince Bilhop. The chapter aGem-
bled at nine in the morning to proceed o
the election; about ten his excellency tie
commillary of election, attended by train
of the nobility in 70 carriages, proceeded
from the palace to the cathedral, where
under canopy prepared for them in the
choir, they waited the formal declaration
that the election bad fallen OH his royal
highnefs the Archduke Anthony Victor,
IN Whole name his excellency Baron Won
Spisgel, as plenipotentiary of the new e
leefed prince, accepted the election. Te
Denm was then reformed, and the train
returned in the fame order to the palace.