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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-20
Late Foreign Intelligence.
CONST.4NTINOPLE, AAgzf 10.

CONSTANTINCPLE, AAgHf 10.
Since tbe /IlfZmenf of fbe eomvenison Of
Cairo, an rte Iofb Of JnL, ma mrr2 a'piers
Of Importance haze been reteivr.i f,Om Z
.gypt. Aeeoramg to brIv0fe eiiers, tbe ga
,yon Of 14hrsandra baa made a jrmflos
./alJ, in qvbieb ibc, bal lsf great num-
Der efmem. TIE gDftiai accounts 0uy mem
tim, tb@t tbe traps c,f The Grand YiSlr
ana capt. P0rb0, Immediately after the
taking q C4iro, had o3vameea 4goiyf a.
ksanariq, m the Oieiuity ef 4vh,cb their
leaders Eke7sye qoere expected on tie .fyf
eftbis mo~tb. General Meuon has Yetx/e4
TO 0ceeae to The convenfion Of Cairo.
THE report thot tie RaUIan .4mbaDa-
dor gen. Iamara, has been recalled is not
esafrmed.
The S4aujB envy, The Cbev0Iier de
Coral, has not yet bad bis audience Of the
Grand Seiguor.
Angya IS.
On the 5tb inf. a Tartar came to the
hotel efLord Etgm, aobo Jaid be baa mr.
rrOed tron the ecaf at Syria zuitb AdOiee
eftbe taking Of .Alstuu4,ia: bit ibis Gc-
count 4U0s Fl eonf4/ed tb4tt e1ons /ooa eVi-
dent 1T bad ne foundation, but ,eborf, be
had heard in Syria. No Engh@ e6feial
accounts bAVe been received on tbe /nbjeet.
The principal obje9 oftbe Tartar appears
TO bave been TO obfHm nancy from Lard En-
giufor bis good neavs.
NE are aDared that great change may
Joou be expected in onr mmjfy. SueeeD5rs
are talked Of far The C0imaeAu, The Refs
E8emdi, andeven the Grand YiSRr. The
aIfere1t parties are gerry uaive, and tbo/e
bey/01s zob0 haze been ve,y gniet /luee 1b<
late misfo,fnnes oftbe French in InLy, are
a0qo coming again on The Rage. Trey are
GATED The Jacobm MnDulmtx.
The Pore rs nozO employed IN taking mea-
Jures far The future Humanitarian Of Cairo
and THE Egyptian proviuees. Pre/enfs haze
6ee1 Jrnito the l5aee,s eftbe Tarkj5 and
EngG@ armies, am0ns qvbrb, bsfdes ma
ny diamonds, qvatebes, /qp0rds, &c. are
TO m4rtem JRins, 7vor,b from to 5000
paJqets each.
On tbe I'd, the ne7v Hglb0dar of Mol
daVia Jet Oat fran hence tor ,faly, 4vnb
bis qob0le family, numerous yefiane, and
an s/eor Of JHnUa,1es. By kbe 40ay be
7Oas aifaeked6 BY = greet b0dy Of armed
6andifA, qObo took fran him aAbu e6eas,
ute Ualue fIoo, 900 pajqers, and de-
tained Tim and bis famb nil they AaH be
rag/omed uoitL a Pill greater Jim. The
Porte has tent eOnfderabhe detachment
groops agai9f fbe robbers.
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HAGUE, sept. II.


The following is an extract Of a letter
from Paris: " Though the reports rela-
rive TO the negotiations for peace between
England and our republic are extremely
various, it ieems probable that theie nego-
Citations have now t4ken a more favorable
turn. The account in the Moniteur of
the holding an extraordinary council OF
fate, at which the hr!t coniul prehded,
the conferences between the minilter for
foreign affairs ard the ENJOYS from Vienna
and Peteriburgh, and the frequent arrival
and departure of difpatches from and to
London, give reafon to believe that the
negotiation is now conducted with more
feriouinels. All theie circumstances have
had an influence on the funds which have
riien to 81"
II appears to be agreed that the Primo
Of Orange ihaIl receive the billoprcks of
Wurtberg and Bamburg, tor an indemnif-
catiCn.
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to the court Of London, Baron Jacob KloR
who had quilted that ftuation on leave,
ard IS now ar the baths OF Topi,z, sbut
more on account of the awkward ii'uation
n which he would lave found h;mlc,t, III
he preient circumstances, at London, than
for The reAoration of health will again re-
turn to the Bri,ifh court.
II is Eaid, the Pruaian troops in this
place, from South Prufia and Siiecia, will
remain here till every thing is arranged
for acting as circumstances may require.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-20
VIENNA, September 3.

very important change has Jutt TAX
EN- place in the AuArian Miniery. The
Count de Colloredo, who during Count
Cobentzel's Hay in France. had filled the
Office Of prime miniiter, has juR retired.
1t is f1id thar bis retreat is a complete
diigrace. The Counties, his wife who
occupied the fir.t office about the Enpreis,
has a.fo been dilmiGed.
The difmiiial OF the(e two perionages is
the fubjeet of much diicuilion, il is gene
rally attributed TO court intrigue. The
affairs ofiiate Will in future be divided be-
tween Count de Cobeptzel and Count
Trautmanfdorff.
September 9.
An approaching change in the miniftry
was talked of feveral days Gnce. This
has now taken place, but it proves to be
of different kind from what was expect
ed, as it only relates to the Privy Coun-
Gil, which hitherto coniifed of fix mini(-
tiers of fate and four councillors, whole
e,nployments were fepara,e, and who ne
yer conferred together on public Affairs.
This council has been abolilhed, or rather
it has received another form, and will
now dilcufs all affairs in the prefence OF
his Imperial Majeay. The number OF
members is limited TO four, at the head OF
whom is the Arch Duke Charles, as Pre-
fident of the Aulic Council cf war; next
TO him is Count Collowrath, as minifter
the affairs of the Interior. The third
member is Count Trautmanidorff; md the
fourth Count Louis de CobentzeI.
The ion of the chief Ply of the
Grand Seignor is arrived here from Con
fantinople, to Rudy Medicine; he mutt
frf learn Latin.
The mutinous Janiaaries of Belgrade,
who fill kept the Pacha of that city In
confinement, begin to want proviions.-
No communication ispermitted with them
on the fde of Aultria. A number of Auf
trian troops are aGembled in the vicinity
OF Belgrade, as corps of obferva,ion; and
General Jellachich is arrived at Semlin.
AS the rebellious Janiiaries have NOT re-
ceived fuccour they expected from Wild
den; and Turkifh troops are on their
march for Belgrade, it is expected thew
will be compelled to come to an accommo-
dation.
Mr.. Drummond, the new Eneliih en-
voy to the Neapolitan Court, has already
pai1ed through the city of Prague, on his
way the place of his deitination.
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Tie following is the proclamation t..
ly itIued by our government
HANOVER, Sep {,


ly i1ued by our government
Hanover, Sep {. 20, 80,
TIE troops OF his pgu!i;anMaeay W.
ing authorized TO occupy part Of IS
German dominions of his BRITAIN, \.
jefy, it follows that according TO .e l''
blifhed rules and privileges, ,hcie ,,cas ,
muG have fate conduct as long as thew =, r.
allowed to cont rue in their quart, r, t..
In purfuance of this il is ordered ard co. ,s'
manded TO all iubjects OF his Britannia A.,
Jeity in his German domnions, unde,n.
nalty OF imprisonment nor 10 give occaGo.
in any manrer whatever TO deter,;os
ancngtt Tie fiuliian troops, during the,
occura;ion OF the faid German dom.n;or,
and aiticularIy On their intended eyacu,
ton; but to gave notice where fuch deC,
ters arc TO lie found if poiiible to t,ks
them up, and TO deliver them to ,he;,
neareit commanding officer, or 70 our near
eft msgiRratc.
1 his is 10 be noticed and ftriStly Oh
ierved by all lervan,s of the goyernmert
to be printed ard affixed in all ,laces os
public Ietort.
(Signed,)
KIETMANsrcc
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HAMBURG, Sept. IS.

The i'm 'ortant eaahlilhment o. the four
hnt Vienna houlcs here, viz. Fier, Ochs,
Gelmuller, and Arulteiner, under The firm
OF Foga and Co. the f # letters of their
names, for the purpoie of rafting the Aui-
trian funds, which are 70 mach depreGed,
have been now open for eight days, and
in great activity. There can be no doubt
but the plan will be fnccefstul, as the 6rA
houies here have good understanding
with them, and the funds are already
riGng.
Notwithstanding the PruGian protect,
and all the other ohftacles, the Cathedral
Chapter of Munler las held an election,
and chofen for their Prince Bifhop, Prince
Anthony Victor of Auftria, brother to
the prefer, Emperor, and z years of age.
Every body is much aftonilhed and look
anxiouAy to the further proceedings of
the Auarian cabinet in this delicate at
fair. Thus much is now clear, that be-
tween Prunia and Aultria there does nor
prevail good understanding Rejecting
the indemities OF the empire: ard that the
one wiihes to fnatch the bef morirl from
the mouth of the other, and, therefore,
the cabinet OF Vienna thinks the prefent
favorable opportunity, for if the Rates of
Cologne and Munfer are in tie hands Of
an Aultrian prince, who always relides at
Vienna, they may be confdered as Auf
TRAN provinces. At any rate one Of the
Archdukes is provided for; and if he lofes
this new acqu:f,ion, the Emperor is oblig-
ed to indemnify him. The Prufian cab
net, however, is not Of a difpoGton to be
tported with, and, therefore, the refult OF
the proceeding of the Court of Vienna will
probably give ferrous difpleafu-e to the
King, and the consequences may be more
ferrous than is expected. Some people
already conGder the war as renewed !;
Others cnohder the French as the caufe OF
this, and that they will take part with
the Emperor againa the King of Pruiiia.
The line of condud the Emperor may
adopt Will foor explain this matter.
All the letters from Frankfort fate,
that tho market for Englifh goods is not
at al favorable this fair, becaufe the lnea-
iures on the left Gde of the Rhine, for the
prevention of the Importation of contra
band goods, are 70 rigid, that nobody will
buy for the French market. Befdes The
place is 10 much overlooked, that many
people are obliged to fell at z per cent.
lofs, to be able 70 honor their acceptances.
The Jews take advantage Of circum
fances, and purchale at this price to be
relold at the fair of LEIPZIG, which will
begin in fortnight.
September 10.
AS tie Duke of Modena will not ac-
cept OF the Brifgan, Buonsparte and Tai.
leyrand have made new plan of indem-
nifty in Germany but the two princira
German courts, thofe Of Berlin and vi
emma, have not yet given their opinion.
The trial OF the arrefed eniprants al
Bayone, began there on the 9th inf. a,
three O'Clock in the afternoon. Inberr
Colonies in particular was examined, and
feVeral papers were prelented TO him. The
refult OF the trial is NOT yet known, and
it locks as if the trial would take up fomc
time
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HANOVER, Sept. 1s.

Count Munfer, and Mr.. Psller, Sc.
cretary of Legation, left this place YET
terday for London, and it is universally
thought that their milton relates to cur
preient political iituation.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

veniencc renounced a right which each Pof-
fefIed Of checking the others commerce by
fearch,and adopted in their mutual tranfaaiens
a principle Of neutrality, certainly not conlo-
nant either with the law or practice Of nations
kut not ineonGaent with the maintenance Of
both. The only concIufoA that can be deri
we'd, therefore, from the treaty, as efe6ling the
the general policy of Europe, is, not that
France and America undertake The caufe or the
Northern powers,and pledge themlelves againR
the fyaem acted upon by this couniryi but
they reciProcally renounce the exercile Of
right 10 a particular cafe, which Sweden, Den
mark, &c. are, at no time, and in no cafe,
willing to recognize. Whether there be any
fecret article in the treaty Ia practice not un-
common in diplomacy, bur which ought to Be
Toured by the content Of every nation) and
whether in thefe articles any pledge may have
been given that they will join in refining the
exercile of right on the part Of this country,
which in their tranla6tions with one another,
they have thought it conReniant to wave, are
quite different queitons. The public treaty,
however, contains no general declaration upon
this fubjea. 1t does even allude to the Prac-
tce of this country, or to the claims fet up
againf il Ii ONLY luPercedes, IN one inftance,
a right, tie exRence Of which ia one cafe it
pretends to call in quehion.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

honor the emory Of the Gperlatively wife and
good, by fome fsn6ble memorial, Of llrikiE &
magnitude, and durable materials has ihe ex
Perience Of mankind yet ditovered the imP7o-
Priety of the Prs6tiee, or imputed folly, eNrava
gance, or fuFerRition to the principle? If pa
ton chooies by outward fymbols TO (hew its
gratitude and veneration: ought not fueh re
preientations to be obYiouly difcrimiuated from
others, by their hyperion grandeur and fubimi.
ty and if it is honorable to encourage the ele,
giant Arts, and oongenil with he character Of a
refined and enlightened people to decorate with
clafic tafe the capital of their empire, what
filter opportunity or nobler fubj q can be offer
ed to he hand Of genius, than TO exhibit Coium-
bias feeling for her departed Hero
tRe,6. Fedl BRUTUS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1901.

the Monument was to be ereaed in the Dome
of TIE Capitol.
I TIE fnake in this act was not only an en-
blern ot eteinity among the ancients Of the
old world, but alto among The ancient Mexi.
cans aud If the ipecies prefer he rattle
fhake, the QotaIus horridus being peculiar to
this country, and the fnelt emblem of the Uni
ted States t5at can be found. Ii never acts
bur defenlvey it never Rrikes without giving
one warniBg, bot when it does Rrike, it is
fatal.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
France and America.

Il Is altogether falGe idea that forne Of the
papers have taken up rt(Peding the treaty of
peace lately concluded between France and
America They conGder it as nothing lef,
than an inftrument Of coalition between theis
two countIies,and the governments of thefe two
countries and the powers Of the North, with
view to eeablilhng the claims which the
latter have upon the rights of neutral nations.
No fuch inference, however,c N be drawn from
the treaty. France and America, it is true.
engage reciprocally 70 wave The right of fearch-
ing each others lhips when failing under con
voy and, in as far as effeds their own com
merce, to recognize the prnciple Of neutral
bottoms, continuing reutral cargoes. This
they have an objectionable right 10 DO by the
law of nations. ANY two powers may, in
virtue Of peculiar and private convention,
agree to forego The exercife Of a right, &c
which they are in Rrittnefs entitled, by pre-
fcription aod common uiage, when the act q
concefion does NOT interfere either with ihc
rights or practice of other couotries France
aad America haze only fer their mutual con
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
Foreign ArtIcIeS.
LoSDoa, OCT, N

!. Mr.. 1ilon, eur Miniaer at America, does
not return from any Misunderstanding, either OF
perfonal or Politicd nature, neither has be re-
6gned bis office Hwrote home for leay9 OF
a fence, on account {, i'll beaIth but really, we
believe, Oh account Of private affairs and at
ter whiting his brotherin the Welt.indiss, he is
sxpeaed in Scotland His Secretary, Mr..
Thornton, will be left Is Charge des affairs, but
it is expelled Mr.. L.ilto will foon return.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
PARIS, ocr. IS.
GENOA

THE Extra Commihion Of the government
Of Genoa has prohibited the planting Of any
more than one tree Of liberty, in commune
No h4rrangues are to be made on thele occa-
fions, nor fhal any perlon plant tree beyond
The limits Of his own commune III Is dib5-
eab 70 JlBprej5 q Eaile on reading he abovs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
LONDON, NOV. II.

The alterations in the New Great Seal now
6nifhed, and Ia the culfojy Of the Lord High
Chancellor are--fbat the arms of France are en-
TREY e.bwgedj the arms Of ETgLapA, Of Scotland,
Of HAIR, and Of Ireland, are quartered and
the arms cf Han9vsr, are placed upon the four
quarters. III. Majeay, in NJ new feal inReAd
Of being oiled, q King Of Grsnt B,jtain, Frqaee
and Lrsl1rA." files himfeif imply, BRIrAN-
NrcoRum REX" KING OF THE BRITISH.
This title has very extendve and appropriate
meaning. Il includes not only the 2 tih ICES,
but all fubjeas in every quarter Of the globe
living under the Britilh dominion His Maj
city IN Council, has given orders THAI his tide,
arms, sc. fhall be altered after the expiration
Of the prefsnt year, in all public Environments,
&c. And orders are lik-wile given to have
the arms Of all the royal carriages altered as
above.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

The chara8e- Of the French, rotwithRand-
the frivoiity Of which they are aceufed, does
not appear 70 have undergone any material
change in the lait two centuries. Burton
fpeakinC Of the Frenchmen in bis days lays
+" they had rather lofe pound Of blood in flo
gle combat thaa an ounce of fweat in honeR
labour."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
LUNEviLLF, NOV. 2.


The Count de Cobenzsl arrived here this
morning At O'Clock. aid Jof;ph BonParte a
noon. The former vast tluted with I9 pieces
of cannon, and the latte by ringing Of the on
" bell lett Is. The tro MiniRers lodge in
private houles, until tleir apartments in the
Cattle Ghall be completed, hrndhcd
A very foe corps Of 5000 Grenadiers ar
rived to-day it viii fom part Of the gar
rilon.
The Teiegraphis ereasd on lie top Of the
CaGle.
LONDON, NOV. ~.
The arrival of Cobemzel ana JolePh Bona
parte at LunevilIe, Is pat out OF doubt by the
Paris papers 70 the Izth, which we received on
Saturday. The journals were brought to Do
yer by the veRels which purPoiely failed from
Calais with Mr.. MauTiz, the MedengeT, who
forne tune ago brought dispatches from Cobent-
eel to The Birth Court. Stahtemberg, the
German Mniaer, being at Twickenham when
Mr.. MauTi1 reached town, his dispatches did
not regularly cone before our Cabinet on Sat
urday
BY accountsfrorn Italy, it appears ho1iities
have been on the point Of being renewed ia
that country but an agreement has been made
between the Adrian General, BeDegarde, and
The French Celeral, Bruno, by which the at
ter Yields up Ferrara, and The former contents
to wave any dams relpe6ing Inicany, 70 IN
iufly fixed b. he French. That violation Of
faith made great innprefon on the Court of
Vienna butprudence titled IFS refentment-
The demolition Of Ulm, logoiaadt and Phil
iptbu oh, contrary to treaty, has aho made a
comfortable rtnf4tion in Germany, ard the
Moniteur has attempted defence Of the mea
fure The dmoliton Of Ulm, il is faid, has
been fufpenjd, in coniequence Of certail re-
monGrances. Luclen BonapArte is gone to
Madrid, but low milton thither can promote
peace and humble the Englih, as the Paris
Journals haw informed US, We know not, un.
leis il Is inteIded that Spain ihall materially
contribute tie means of attack on this country.
The lorms in which our feet fufered at Glib.
ralter, is noticed in letters from Spain, pub
lithed in thde Journals, and it is fAid one or
two tranfpors have been driven on ihore. The
feet mutt &c comfortably embarraged BY the
lois Of anchors. &c. which it has fultaned, and
it Will be unable to undertake active opera
tons I'LL it receives a fupply Of fores. The
French fund; fill continue at "a and fraction,
notwithstanding the apparent opening Of the
congref, Of Luntville. fit be true that apart.
rnents are fining up both for Joleph Bonaparte
and Cobcntzel, they NUT intend to make fome
Gay there, and actively enter upon negotiations.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05


Il hnlh the Peeare Of great Man"
il THE eyentlul period has at length arrived
which was to exalt citizen TO the moR dieni.
>IGxd fation among mankind When a chief
Imagiarate was to be called by the voice Of his
lsuuntry, 70 rule nation Of freemen, every
4mnd has waited with the deepeR anxiety ev.
,.Isry heart has felt the deepeR folicitude. The
/ De Is car ;-The deciGon is unfortunate and
asunous, but we are bound TO fuhu1;t Our
Beloved Adawt, viii now clo(e his bright ca
seer in the political world, and return to the
belom OF his friends, to contemplate in his
4 bsfirement the PROPERTY Of our country, made
sAaPPg by his tolls Immortal fge may thy
kOun1sls Gill continue to be our faying Angel.
Retire and receive the reward of thy fervices,
ashe appreciation and 5leGing Of all good mea.-
Nirtuons lage thy glory has long been COM
Pete. Nothing could brighten thy patriotilm,
er add new lultre to thy fame, but the negleE
and injufice Of thy country. Sons Of faeion !!
+ dsmagogues and high prieRs of anarchy. now
n bave you cauie to triumph. Defpots and ty.
rants now may you lately pronounce " ingrat.
nude is the common voice of all republics
Envy and neglea are the only reward Of fuPe-
Dor merit. Calumny, perfecution and baniih-
meut are the laurels OF the hoary Pstriot."-
But the injultice of our country is LOFT in the
hagnaniuGty of her chief magiarate, and our
rational degradatoa continues in the blaze of
bis patriotiim. With mind fuperior to re-
eminent, he will give TO the world another
Example of ruler, when cloathed with power,
always frR 10 rrvere, and when ouly citizen,
siways 6rR to obey the laws of his county
This is the haPPielt period of my life. My
beloved country no longer needs my fsrVices
! She has loft magilfrate, but he has gained
duIiful citizen" Venerable patriot ! age;
q come will acknowledge thy tranGcsndant
worth, and pay the tribute of gratitude, due
sOthy ere eminent lervices, denied thee by thy
topntry. Legislators of future generations viii
ADMIRE thy wifdom, and friYe to initiate thy
hight example.
Citizens and fellow count ryIne0, the preTeRi
an imPoEta moment. Our country de.
hands oar utmoG exertion. We have to con.
knd net for party rigalhip, bnt for national
g.kxiltence. Magitrares and rulers be 6rq.--
Let Us nor coWardly delert the po9 Of danger
T PsFfopal psrtialities mutt yield to the general
hood. Party rancour NUT Re acri6ced on
be altar of public fafety. Shall we forlake
q he caufs of patriOtfm at the 6ra misfortune
Rasll we hrnk at the hrt defeat, and give Up
u as lot ? Shall we tanely abandon our coun
Fg to ruin without Gruggle F? No. my coun
--rymen, il is calm determined fortitude and
kerleEerance alone, which can repair misfor
kne. Let our future exertions atone for our
aaa neglect. From dull, inactive oblervers o.
nj public danger let US become the watehfsl and
y Ruloute defenders of our country. Viaory
d sFll be the reward of oUr toll. Our conaitu
4: Bon is our lalt fortrefS. 1T US eDtrench i
u Pgsint every innovation. When this falls oul
2 koun,ry is forever loa. SOLON.
Can. -Gaz.]