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Or. Cbmcbs Anfib;lioas PiL5,
Tor the Cure of Maliena0s aud Bilious Fe-
vers, Dyipepfy, Jauadice, CoitiveBels,
Aeidity, Cholera Morsus, Gravel, lndi-
gehion, Lois of Appetite, and all difor--
ders of the Head, Stomach, aud Bowelo.
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ty Of that principle, which fuppoies every
public officer OF rhe United States the
Judges excep,ed) mental iervant of the
PRECEDENT, "a principle qvhieb, if efN6A@.
ed, baajces from TIE b2l5m e e'Vey /1fb
-s67crr I'll regard far eoa@irr, eVey noble.
ard patriotic ftmtnment, and makes him de-
eenaant not ubou t5r integrity ard p,oprie-
" 0fb;s aevu eonautf, bit apcn tbe9cy/or-
niJavor ofb:s /upetior. II fuch were the
ale, what confidence would the people OF
America repoie in any public !unttionary,
ince after he gets into cf,-e, whatever
may have been his character before, ne
he iinks into machine, and ce:ies to be a
watchfu! centinel over the public rights
and inte,eRs. If luch were The cafe, The
principles and pra9ice Of CIR free gsvera-
mint are departed frsm, and the mott flaw
i,h practices or the mott navifh govern
ments arein,roduced in heir itead.''
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RATiSBON, Aug. II.


According TO letters from Vienna, the
miniiter OF fate, count Lehrbach, will be
tenr hlther for the chiefnanagement of the
indemnihcatioa bufnefs, on the part of the
imperial court. The protocol on the lait
imperial COURT decree, of the 10th of June,
is now open. In the infruetion hitherto
received by the miniliers of fome of the
principal German courts, it is recommend
ed to tranfatt the final adjufment of the
treaty of peace, by means of a deputation
from the Diet; Others, on the contrary,
and among thefe principally the ,EccIe6a(-
tical Princes, conformity with feveral o.
Their members of the empire, will ufe their
influence to effect, that full powers be Civ
en- to his imperial najefy for finally ad
juiting the treaty of peace. 1.-THE latter
fhould prove to be the declaration of the
majority, it is expected that fome of the
principal courts in the minority will enter
protects. For the final adjufment of the
treaty of peace, the Elcttor of Brandon
burg propoies AuRria and Brandenburg, in
particular to be appointed members of the
Deputation of the DIET. That court alto
makes feveral propofals in what manner
thar principle of the treaty of Luneyille
might be carried into execution, according
to which thofe hereditary fates, who have
loa their pofIcfiops on the left banks OF the
Rhine, may be Unidentified by fecularjza-
tons in the empire. Citizen Bacher, the
French Charge d'Afairs, declared, on the
zoth ult. in the name of his court, that
France oblerved with concern the tarji-
nefs which the execution of the treaty of
iuneville had hitherto experienced, with
reipeet to the indemnihcations, and that it
could not be Indifferent to tie fate of the
hereditary Princes, who, having claim to
compensation, mutt fee their lois increafed ,
and their fituation rendered yexstious, by
the delay which the indemnihcation buff :.
nels had met with,
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Sertemler X.

The capture OF Belgrade, the bulwark
of the Turkifh empire in Europe, by a
corps of .,iGaries, commanded by officers
in the fervice of PaiIwan Oglou, has pro-
duced the gresteh fenfation AT Vienna.
PaGwan Oglou has it now in his power to
threaten the capital of Turkey. 1t is
mentioned, as a podtive fact, that the
Emperor of Germany, by virtue OF ie-
cret article in lhe treaty OF Luneville, has
promifed not to take any meailre TO top
or hinder the pregrefs OF the Pacha of Wild
din, as Icing as the latter fhall continue 10
obierve the laws of good neig hbourhood,
and abfain from molciting the Aritrian
fubieets, whether Greeks or Chriltians.
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EcuscG;c.
BOSTON, October 26.

IOS Wv OktuoSl 20.
Arrived, lch'r lnduttry, Willisms .
rerdam. Left, ihip Lydis, Skinns,~
Boron, to TAI! in II days; brig Geo.,
Sprigs, of Baltimore, in dock cop,e,a
nip Fair Virginian, Davis, to faJ i
days; -, Burdeli, Baltimore, 3D..
In coming Out, iaw brig en,erio. I
harbour, fuppofed to be an American b. b.
Spoke Sep. IS, off Scylls, brig Ami
Huiiey, from New Bedford for Cove,
Sep. 20, Lar. 90, long. 20, p2rs
company with the Swa!ey, y.
Bottom.
Same day, fch'r Ruth, Coffin, Gun,
ma. Left, brig -, Lee, fer Boao,
Sailed in company brig Adeona, p,es,,
Of Por,fmouth, for Turks Hand Eb'
Delight, for Norfolk. Cft. 3, brip r,
weller, Bunker, from Savannah, for NJ,
Unique. Cet. 20, on Georges, lchoor
-, Stacy, from Liverpool, for MAJ
blehead. Od. 9, off Nantucke, fhoaI,
brig Lucy, Baker, OF Portland, from 5,
Martins, failed in Co. with a fch'r frn
the wirdward Hands for WifcaGet.
Same day, fhip Enterprise, lieara,
HAVANA ich'r Harcum, Steel, Windkr
N. S.
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HAMBURGER, Auguh rs.

The lait poit from Runia, with the
Peteriburgh letters OF the 9TH infant,
bring Authentic intelligence that the
French brigadier- general Duroc, who had
already had his audience of leave of the
Emperor Alexander, iuddenly received
orders not to quit the Ru8ian capital till
the arrival of another miniiter from France.
Count Marrow, tie new RuGian ambaf
iador defined to go TO Paris, will rot fet
out for month or two on his milton &c
France, as the courts OF Peterborough and
Vienna with iirit TO fee what turn the af-
fair Of indemniAcation is likely TO take at
the Diet of Rs,:bon, before they iend
their new Ambafadors.
Ever fnce the beginning of the prefent
month, briik interchange OF State Papers
and Notes has taken place between the
Regency Of Hanover on one Gde, and
Moniieur Dohm, the Prullsn Direetoral
Counlclior ard Miniaer, on the uther.--
Theft notes amount TO fix in number, and
they were tccondcd, in very fplrited
manner, oy Lord Cfaystort, at Berlin
They RELAXED to the protracted iray of the
Prnnan troops in Hanover. They do net
appear, however, 10 have made any I'M
preiIion on the Pruaian Cabinet. The
Electoral Regency has ince given general
orders TO the Hano,erlan fnnje6ts not TO
make any more new contracts with the
Truman troops.
Letters from Copenhagen of the Z 5th
infant, hate that th- French general and
ambahador Macdonald has had very
long conference with the Prince Royal OF
Denmark, ar the termination of which he
fent the chief of brigade, Henin, as cou-
rier to tsris, with dilpatches. Young
count Lofwendahl failed the day after for
pe'eriburgh with dispatches which are
lad TO relate to Maadonald's meafures,
and count BernitoT's miilion TO London.
Another Dan FL courier followed him
with freih da oa;ches two days after, aud
the courier OF the cabinet, licut. Glals,
failed for England in the Daniih brig Sar-
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NEW YORK, Nov. Z.
PeaHng L1teIlagencs,

0S.T"ttO A'oCCOOEIS oO't.
Captain Fitch, of the flip Eusena
who arrived here on Saturday evening, IN
81 days from Malaga, informs, that tine, |
days before he failed, Mr.. Kirkpa,rick
the American conful at Malaga, received
a letter from Gibraltar, mentioning Ii, |
CAPTURE OF TRIPOLITAN COZ.
SAIR, ofzo guns, by captain Sterett,
of the United States fchooner En:crprize,
of ID guns. The letter itates, that the +
action was fought off Malta, and csntiuu.
ed for two hours, in which the cori.e
had upwards of thirty men killed, and
great number founded and thar the En-.
terPrize had only two men wounded. The
Tripolitan was afterwards carried in,o
Malta. This news, we believe, is entitled
70 full credit as captain Fitch, the day
before he failed, dined with the America
conful, who communicated to him this In
formation, and obicrved, that he received
it from an authentic fource.
[Since the above was prepared for pre6,
the editors of the New York Gazette
have had the perufal of a letter, of which
the following is an extract.
Exyaa ia Aue, from Malaga to RI.
be7abA ben/e in this city, dated Sep.
FL, 1901.
The United States fchr. Enterprise,
captain Sterett, has captured TripcL.
tan of much hyperion force, and carried her
into Malta. Nearly one half OF The
crew of the barbarian was killed, and not
man Of the other hurt-fo fays commo-
dore Dale's letter to our con(pl at Gibral.
tar.
!. y" The latea news from Egypt menti.
ons, that Alexandria Fill remains in the
hands Of the French, but from neceflty,
mutt foon fall into the hands Of the Eng.
liih."
Our readers are referred to the Marin:
Lift of this day, for an account of a bloc.
dy action between Portuguefe ihip o! 81
guns, and French chip of z8, in which
the former had IS men killed and grea
number wounded.
Captain Peter Mariner, who arrive
here on Sunday evening in the Engll
fhip Little Tom, from Trinidad, inform
the editors of this Gazette, that the POI
Of Oronoka is again open to America
vefels ard that the Spaniards trade wit
the port of Trinidad, without interrupt
on. Captain NJ. has furniihed us Wit
the following prices. Sugar, at 1rinida'
from 7 TO dollars, cocoa 70, hides
lignumvite IS to 10, and fuRick IS.
Entered, hip Little Tom, HsIlowa.
Trinidad Eugenia, Fitch, Malaga; 70
titude, Coffin, London; bsrque Bekke
kow, Tothammer, Halifax brig Orlo
Hodgion, Falmouth; jam brig Auror
Pratt, ST. Thomas brig Argonaut, Hay
ley, ST. Croix lchoouer n. York, Zul
Laguira fchoorer Ninc Sihers, Kel
Windfor, IN. ; fch'r Jane, EmehO
Porto Rico fch'r Hector, Charming
Guadaloupc iloop ----, MART
Havana.
Cleared, brig Rifng States, Wckhar
St. Thomas; Elizabeth Sarah, Prior, ia
BADGES Georgia Packer, Andrews, II
nidad fh'rs Lady Carlton, Deibro'
ST. Johns; Sally, Story, Halifax.
The Eugenia, from Malaga, left the'
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p A P E r S
Relafive to The commencement of
NEGOTIATIONS OF PEACE WITH
FRANCE.
Continued. J
mo. 3e.)
i R A NSL ALTON.
PROJECT.

PROJECT.
In confederation of its having been agreed
that negotiations for general peace ihall
be Immediately opened between the French
republic and its allies on one fde, and his
Imperial majeny, his Britannia maieay,
and their allies on the other fde; and that
the armiitice which has unduly been con-
cluded between the armies Of the French
republic and ttofe Of his Imperial najeAy,
may be prolonged if any equivalent ar
miftice fhould be concluded between the
forces of the French republic and thofe of
his Britannia emajefty, the two govern
ments have agreed to conclude the faid
-armiRice upon the Neutrality-suspicious.
Art. It. All hoitilities by Tea and land
between the two nations fhallbe fufpended,
and fhall not be renewed until after
months notification prior to the end Of.
the armiaice. In all parts of the world
the arlnieice fhall not be broken without
the express order Of the contracting 60
-yernments, and hofilities fhaIl not be re-
newed until month after the notification
which may have been given by the gene
raj or commanding officer of one of the
two nations to.fhat Of the other nation.
Art. 2. Officers fllall be Immediately
trani1nitted by the two governments to
the commanding officers in the feveral parts
OF the world, directing them to act in
conformity with this convention. PaG- :
ports fhall be given to the perions who
~fhall carry out theie orders, and the off.
GERS Of his Britannia majeay, who f1all
travel through France for this purpofe fhall
receive the fate conducts and neceGary fa-
cilities for accelerating their journey.
Art. 3. All prizes made in any part Of
the world, during the continuance of the
armiftice, by any officer having actually
received the notification Of this convent
ton, fhall be reaored. And generally
whether this notification hall have been
made or not) all prizes made in the Chan
mel or in the North Seas, after II days, to
be computed from the exchange Of the ra-,
tifcations of this convention, ihall be re-
fored; and, in regard to this Object, the
terms fhall be fixed for the other parts of
the world conformably to the ffipulations
Of the 18th article Of the laf peace
whence it refults, that computing from the
day Of the faid exchange, all trading vef-
fels Of either nation lhall have the right
of putting out e Tea, and Of navigating
freely as .efore TIE war.
Art. 4. MaJa and Egypt fhall be ani-
inflated to the places in Germany, which,
although blockaded by the French army,
have Been permitted to enjoy the benefit of
the continental armiHice. Malta ihall be
furniihed with proviGons for IS days at a
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- - H.'~. 1teo SolAuOt dVOlQ entering into
Tome m details upon this fubjeet, which will
fully juifify the conduct Of the firif con-
full. '
The .propofed alternative of Ir1a,aae
peace, in the event Of his majeay not ac.
cepting the conditions of general arnoif-.
+ tlce far from evincing want Of iinceritv.
furniihes, on the contrary, the fronqeh
proof of the conciliatory diipoftion of the
firft confuls It is necefary confeouence
OF the declaration made by the undersigned
the 4th of this month. In effect, he has
had the honor to apprize the Britifh mini.
TRY, "'That if that armifice be not con-
cluded before the ,th September, hoeili-
ties will bave been renewed with Auhria.
and that, in that cafe, the GrR conful viii
1oA nger be able, 7uitb yega,dfo ibis ts4yer,.
TO content TO any eseett a .Itparute and
complete peace"
That arInlttlce was not concluded at the
date fixed upon; it was therefore natural
eventually to expect a Eabayate peace with
Agyfria, and, according to the fame fup-
petition, peace in like manner /rpa,ute
auitb Greaf Britain, unlels it is thought
that the calamities with which great part
of Europe has been for eight years Daft
opprei1cd, fhould be continued without
other hope determination than that Of the
complete deitruetion Zone of the bellise-.
rent powers.
1t is not therefore the French govern
ment which propofes to his maiefy to f.
parate his interefs from thofe of his allies:
but having in vain attempted TO unite
them in a common centre, and finding
them feparated in JaR by the refufal Of
England TO lay down on the altar of peace
,iome 1pecial advantages of which France
had already made facrifce, the firit con-
full had given frefh proof Of his difpoGti-
ons, by pointing out other means of re-
Cancellation which the courfe ofevents will
bring out fooner or later.
In conformity with the advice which the
undersigned had tranfinitted on the 4th Of
this month, notification was given of the
cefation of the continental armitice at
the term which had been fixed upon, but
the counter project Of the Britifh miniRry,
dispatched by the undersigned upon the
Sth Of this month, having reached Paris
on the 10th, and his Imperial n,aiehy
having appeared to be convinced that his
| ally would not withhold his content to an
admi6ible arminice, the firft conful deter
mined again to retard for eight days the
renewal Of hofilities.
Orderswere Immediately difpatched to
theearInics of Germany and Italy, and in
the event Of thofe orders arriving too late
In the laf mentioned country, and Of the
French generals having obtained fucccnes
in coniequence of any military operation,
they are ordered to refuyne that petition
which they occupied on the precife day on
which hoftilities were recommended.
The fimple relation of thefe facts will,
! without doubt, be iuflcient to prove that
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time, at the rate of 10000 rations per
diem. With regard to Egypt, 6 French
fr,gates fhall have the liberty of failing
from Toulon, of unlading at Alextndria,
and OF returning without being fearched,
and without tutoring any oppofition dur
ing the paaage, either from Englifh fhips
or from thoie Of the allies Of Great Bri-
tain. An Englifh officer of rank lhall
Tor this purpoie embark on board one Of
the frigates, and lhall travel thro' France
on his way to Toulon.
Art. s. The blockade Of Brett, Of lou
lon, and Of every other French port fhall
be RATED and all the Britifh captains fhall
receive infruetions not to interrupt the
trade of any vel1el either entering therein,
or going out thereof. No fhip of the line,
however, of two Or three decks, actually at
anchor in the faid ports, fhall be at liberty
to go out before the renewal of hoi}iliries,
for the purpofe of changing its Ration; but
frigates, Hoops, and other Gnall ihips of
war, may freely go out and navigate, and
in the event of their meeting at fea with
fhips belonging to his Britannia maieAy,
they ihall obferve the cufoms etablithed
before the war.
Art. s. The land forces in the pay his
Britannia najefy, fhall rot have the power
of difembarking in any port cf Italy du-
ring the continuance Of the prelent ara.if-
tice.
Art. 7. The allies of France, namely,
Spain, the Batavian republic, and Genoa,
fhall participate in the benefit Of tie pre-
fent armifice. IF his Britannia majeRy
iniifs upon including his allies in the ar
miitlce, they fhail enjoy the fame advan-
tages with thoie Of France.)
Art. 8. The prefent convention fllall be
ratified, and the notifications ihall be ex-
changed in the lpace Of ten days, or foon-
er if it ihould be poa.ble.
No. 80.
Aretord-a,ee September 9, 1900.
My LORD,
I have the honour to address to your
excellency the an{wer to the note which
you had the goodneis to tranfmit to me on
the 10th Of this month.
Signed OTTO.
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No. "a.
4 K A NSL ATOMS
Note.

During the whole courfe Of the negocia-
ton with which the undersigned has been
charged, he has had caufe to regret that
the want of more direct communications
with his majeify's minifry, has rendered
it inpoaible for him to give to his Official
overtures the neceaary explanations. This
inconvenience is rendered fill more frik-
ing by the refult of his lah communicate
ons to which the note which he had the
honor to receive on the goth Of this month
is an anfwer.
The fri part Of this note appearing to
intimate doubt refpeeing the fincerity of
the difpoGtions Of the French governments
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
IN INTERESTING FACT.

Il appears by report Of the Secretary If the
Treafury that Of the Diyf7 Tax, againn which CD
loud bnr-and-ry has been let up by all the touh-
ern JaCohins, the Ne7V England States had paid
previous To the seth September, 1850, Tzv2 hao&-
red trytbyee fb2HaHd fair bu4argd and Thirty fArss
dollars-Whereas All the States louth Of Penniyvl-
MIA (Mr. Jeftron's States) have not paid bat t7v~q
tgEx f5oUand far bundyed and tv.ty fur dollars;
and Of this the republican AatirHt Dominion has
paid only 64q3 dollars AZ cents.-ls not this gyr4t
fyJ, and but lille qv9oi"
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Capt Jones who arrived at Pm Ialrpha, The 10Th
Ut. in 25 days from Calcutta informs, That off the
Sand Heads he rpoke veiIel from Pull Pcnage, and
acquainted that Batavia had frrendered ~ Rrtlh
force itnt from Madras for that putPre, coudan2 of
five fri ties, and the zth regimen. foot
Bg this ARRIVAL official accounts conmunica ted 10 he
Governor General Of india have been received from THE
Britih camp cpaperry, dated Sep; I2 1900 inform
ing that the inlurgent Dhoondlah Waugh hsi he n IN
Irely defeated, his army dilperled and he killed.
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MASSACHUSETTS TREASURY.

t appears BY the report Of the Treaurer that the
cath hand, and debts due to Commonwealth. on the
an day Of December 18ooamounted to 1,o14o76 dolls
cents and that there was then due from the Com
Taonweal'h '6027 64 dolls Al ceut-leavng balance
IN favor of the Commonwealth of3227I1 dolls an ~
cents.-The cath en- hand amounted to 119,716 dolls
a9 cen;s-The eRimated expences ofthe State Govern
ment FIR The year 1901, amount ro 1925 dolls. and
As cents.
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Dortlano,
MoNDAr, FEBRUARY 3, 1901.
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From Wel5i7gaor-yar. 13.
Tbs day the queaion taken il the Senate on the
Convention with France. The form Of ratification was
brought il By committee Of the Senate, and was ia
iubltlncc As follows; That the Senate advire aud
oonlen5 to a ratification Of the fame, provided the fe
eond and third articles be expunged and two articles
be added, declaring this Convention lha not bc
Confirmed to operate contrary any former treaty with
any fate Or fovereign-and the Convention fhouId b
limited to eight years duration.
QgeAOns were taken On frikisg out Of the form of
ratification that par, Of the provilo which expunged
the I'd a7tice-thlt part which expunged the Cd arti
Gle, and that part declaring the convention la not
operate contrary TO former treaties &C. &c and they
all 0ruck out OF the form-the limitation was pre-
fcrvel in it-and the quefon Of ratification with
ths limitation, the votes in favor Of were fxteen-
againh it fourteen-Two thirds being neccary to rat
~ Treaty, the queRon was loft
Lam Dec e gyalI Se7atri
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

Ship Alexander, M'Intofh, of this port, was at
Montcgo Bay, jamaica, Dec. 90.
Brig FricndhiP, r. Illty, Of this port, lately TAX
en- and carried into New Provid-nCe, for having
mats and fpars on board, we hear is condemned.
Brig Betiey, w. Lowell, is taken and carried in
70 the fame place for having Catalonia wines on
board.
The Chip America, Walh, from LaVsra Cruz,
bound 70 Newburyport, worth 100000 dollars,
has been captured BY the Brth and frut u Jamaica
The fch-. ST. Joleph Los Animos, from Cam
PeaChy for Jamaica, with upwards as oool. fpecie,
was captured By French Privateer, and carried to
Cuba
By The arriUaI oft5e Eeli6c, Jones, from Calcutta
q0s baTs an arr0nnt Of TIE capture Of the French nip
La Clarjje, Capt. Meme, 5y TIE BritiB mir Leqb-
ard, Of 50 guns. TbiJ priyateer t7yice driUfH
from tbs StreigBtl Of Sagda, BY the ElIex fyigate
Captain Preble,