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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
TaJuabb Patsnt Medicines.
.,..d from LEE & Co.'S. Patent and Family Ms
lpis d;'ine store, Baltimore, and for lale BY
FIEZER a. lENkO,

ELEZER A. jerks,
i. Pointing oahce and souk fore. next to the
A o and GAKE NorIcEl By a sfasr fe9sai4 PERT
s1. ,ro-, .r.p -rN17TvF rSSFucF AVN
- ExTRAcT or MUSTARD,
earF and eFstfual remedy for acute and chronic
a phrumstifn, Gous, RhsHmaue Ccur, Patty,
Numbneis white dwellings ChiIblans,
III. srmae,, pains in the face aud neck, &c.
Fy'b;. valuable remedy IS prepared both 10 fluid
IA IN pills and thus erSeentiy adapted both for
.,,,rna and internal uie.
1. p operate mildly by urine and by infenGble
.,rsr,aou, erpelns the iuPeFauous and morbid hu.
,bev are highy cord al to the Romach, create
re's ,f6a drefGon. remove fyi-e pains, and cold
80 e;osy somplantsin the ltomach and bowels
q ~ nee i wonderful ueGinant to the pills in
p.,am.tln, Govt, Lumbago and Palfy-and by its
! oen,tralins and dfpeIilng quality removes
60 v;oen fpraius. bruifes, numbnefs, n fFueTs OF
l. as.k joints &c fvelled faces headache indurated
Irssrs, whits dwellings,, &c &c
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
The RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR The
TEETH .4ND GUMS

IA's excellent preparation comforts and lreuqthens
the gums Preerves the sname from decay, aud eleaul
G. and whens the teeth, Authorizing all thar acrmonius
fine and foulnefs which sfered 10 accur,nlaFe never
iail tolniure and fnaIiy ruin them.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
PATENT FNDEAN vEcErtRtE SpEcLELc

For the cure Of VENERI4L compla nts NJ everv
deionPtion Prepared by Doctor Lersar -The sxpc
renee Of ieveral thouiAnds who have been cured NV
this medicine q srca portion Of ther1 ai-rr the *
ct eminent PhyGcians had proved incFe cfuaN demon
hr1'c Its theaoy erPeliug the dica.e h0~lver deco
rooted 70 ne contribution, and "a eoun'eraA ng thoe
dreadful effects which often rcfnl, from thr ,ro,l~
ule IF mercury.
The m,'dnei' Of the Y'yi4J< Sp-t. i equal 70 \.
iurP ling ethcaey-it' oPcr4rou ID .eatle mar X u
gwen 70 patients "a G4.e Of pregnancy With te n,
mott ialety, aud performs wthou! diAGrbmg lie
ly.sem Of Produ-'ng any Of Ihnr dilgrrcabe theCt.
iu,cpar4be from the common remedie,
With the incident \ owen i d.Cr+;otio, Nv ,t.
fymPtom, which Obtain 10 every aacc OF the df-ats
With eopous diTet,scs for ,hDir trefmen,, r, - 70
accomplish perfect II the lhortta tins ana Mith
the kan inconvenience PiGi5le
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CoYpLrr0AS.

- Thofe PerIons who v n 10 become fIbfcrihsr5
tor the above Gazetteer, will plealeto eAve the names
at the BookGore oi EI.EZE2 A. TENKS, IN Porila4k
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
COH-L6ND'S LOTION.
CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS, eJr.


NNE S'Ni'o TOT PFhung ny iubicripticn, a
Gazetteer OF the Eaitern Continent.
Embracing Esrefe. .5tI aad AfreI, with the adjacent
Iuands--l ohp,ed by IsDtoI MoRsg D D. au-
thor ot the American UmveHsl Geography, Ame-
rcan O'zt,teer, NC 6<c.-and ELiIAa PARisu, A NJ
M'n Der OF the GoiPe, ByedeId P4rifh, Newbury
MS work contains a more complete and accurate
ne and deieiipnun Of the greater and fnaler d.
ydons OF dis portion Of The globe than 60 be found
70 any othsr o. the kind. TIE modern and uoa Pop
u~ have been miuuelv exaniI ed and more
tiait~n tRRarea ssrg Of iafeA and mo app, owed
voyage rsvelsand other geoer9 phca hooks have been
erefuiy res6 ard improved N the compilation Of this
work More t5an bogfsal zrfai viii be found " this
Voiane which arc new, 0r materially curtecied and
enlarged.
i has been ohiea With the conpiIers II addition
% the uual typographical defcrpton of places 10 de-
huestc the cha atcr w the nhlbaa.s their forms Of
government, cuot9s, manners and religions, anG 20 ad-
mt the reader 70 as intimate an acquaintance with
man, n the icveral NsRes At Improvement from the
6vScc 70 the ncsl Aao As he nature and limits of the
work NoVd ad"U. they have conttAnty aimed .
oomPrcs every articir into imall compass a. ID
The opinion, wou conhl with pc fp cuty and rti T..
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iuiormaJon concerning th"ie place, mentioned in the
lorPure hltoFy, particularly thoe which arc he fiji.
Iect "a prophecy and she fBrPrGng erlcfnefs with
which the prophecies concerning them have been fl /
filed, has been carefully noticed This part Of The
work thc comp Ter. il1t q hemslvc will be pcrtlar-
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
aAssuac. Il 3rey.zti1r i .g,rib asnaI y en-.."
Fu Ghr prevention and cure Of bilious and maFanan
Fevefs, IS recommended

Tcf thc prevention and cure Of bilious and malignant
Fevefs, is Recommended
DR. HAHN'S ANTLBILI6US Pills,
Which have been attended with degree OF fuceers
haAy grateful 70 the ioventor's tehnq, in fevcral
psrt. q the Wslndies and the South ru parts III tie
Ca,a States, parueu arly in Baltimore, Petersburg
kebnond, Noriok Eden On, Wilmington, Ch4rleilon
ind Ssvannah. The tcGimony Of number Of perlons
d sa,h al ths above places can 5e adducrd who have
sIm u hsleve thar timely uIe Of this fAu;ary re-
resy has uader providence pr,ferged their lives when
/ d shs NOT alarming { rcuInGsnces.
Fas Of this concluhvc nature, lpeak more in favor
h medicine than columns Of Pompou, eulogy founded
q nsrs afertion could do
hisnot indeed pFefumP,uou1y propofed an infal-
Iabs cure, bUt the inventor has every poGibc reaon
hst rcult from s1teEve experience for believing
o. doie Of thsie pills, taken in every two
vtsk ourag the prevalence IF our biio5s eveTs will
icEe iniailhe preventative--and further that in
hs sarsT Gage Of Tloc dlesles. Ihat ufc viii -ry
fzsray iuccecd n reaoring health ard frequently n
salss sIlfened d'fpet2te aud Beyond the power Of
tommoa remedies
The operation of thefe pills Is perfectly mild, n IS
2 b Ged With iaety by rertons IN every h,uatlon,
~ q every age
Thsy arc excel entity adapted to carry Of aperfuous
e, aad prevent q morbid fccretions-to rttore and
anend the apPsfitt-to produce free pcripiraton
an thereby prevent colds. which arc oftcu Of fatal
rnisqlences A dole never "a, to remove cold IF
sE'a On ~ FRI appearsnce--They are celebrated for
taevng habua Observation-Disclosures ~ he foma, 4
M lsVsFs hssd-ache and ought to he taken ~ All
fsrons On change Of climate.
icy have been found remarkably c(hrac IN pre-
snils and curing dordsrs aUen ant Oh long voyage,
Vic By every lsanan.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
"a HAA1TkToN,g eRAND kESror.Ar1ttr

Or. HABT7LT0N'S GRAND kESToFaT79-E.
l. recommended an invaluable MEDICINE, for the
iPtedy relief and permanent cure Of the various COM
plants which reiu from dihipated pleafures-iuvenie
ndIicrcuons-reidence in climates unfavorablr 20 the
eonititution-ihe immoderae hle Of tea FREQUENT IN
OTIcation or any oiher defru6five intemperanclth
unikiiu or exetihve ufe Of mercurythe difeale. De-
euilar 20 females at certain period If e-bad LAYING,
in, &c. sc. .
And ' proved by long and eNonGve experience to
DC absolutely unparalleled in in the cure of-nervous
d1orders eoniumPtions owneis Of fpirts los Of al.
petite mPurity OF the blood hyncrca ait etions, i'll
ward weakneiies, violent cramps in the itomach and
back 'nd'geit'on. melancholy govt ID the Romach,
pans - the limbs, reiax4tions, Involuntary emions
temina weakntfes, obninate elects luor Abus Tor
whites imPottncy, barrsnnefs, &c &c
In caies Of extremity where The long prevalence and
0Olhnaey OF diitaie las brought on general mpover-
llhment Of the fyftcm, executive debity Of the whole
frame. and waiting Of the Acln which no nournment
or coFuiA could repair, perseverance in the ulc OF
this nedcine has performed the mOa aRoaihne cures
The grand reitorarive prepared 10 pills as wei as
N fluid form, which aIits coniderabiv producing
gradual and lafGhg ef:tt Their virtgss remain IN
impaired Tor year, ID any Innate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
4RE hEoDrNE FLIx1R,
- 'a' 'uTe y every End Of hee.d-ache.
-
TIE DANf -8K LIP SALE.

YHE DAW.iSK L1P -SAKYE,
sv,,,' .ueaed tpArteu' 4rly 10 tie 4dies) as an
Ds 80 'l peaisnt Prepaa, for chopped and fore
raIis SSv'fy olsmiih apd Inconvenience occaioned
po, ,o% s,t'' &C Ipet5iIY rrtornga Beautiful rof7
~ eellea's iai,Rels Il ,he Iigs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
7NFlLLiBLE AcUE ANp FRYER DR0fs,

fNF1LLiBLE AGUE ANB FBYER DROPS,
~ Iaseue Of Agres, remiueut and intern lttent Re-
~. horlands can teiily of their being cured by
49, 0'oP' alter the bark aud every other medicine
~ P'Osed nefiettua and not one in hundred has
IN % take more than one, and numbers not
ops are particularly recommended 70 the in
'sSlS q low mAFlhy countries where the WORT fort
6'aefs'iy prevail, which unIes carly attended
IN. psea'y removed, inute the contribution exceed
a. o'iAS on dropsIss, purid fevers and
~ SAINTS, OF the NOT dangerous and alarm
as,sit M'ny other MEDICINE. are d4ilv of. red 70
lor the cure Of this dflrder, Which upon
ksk ''S s'eer been found dangerous or ueIeIs. lie
e,nr. nc uaa emedy made uf- Of, bur Ueing very
oa.,;'' 'so'elhe' and i,ldom taken IN fuficient
1870 very often fails, and children and thoIe
Eo ~esk itonaehs are frequently lon for want
"'D's eaiy and peaiant remedy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

OUF ERhI5N OINI WENI FOR TIE fTCH.
Warranted an infaLblS aud immediate eurs AZ once
uiing Being the nIoR ipeedy az. SfuA and plesfA
remedy ever offered 60 the pnhc; aud for the rti.
faction Of the umorou. the D oprietnr naketh o.ib
that this ointment DOH cuntan inr,e particle az
mercury or any other Peruie0us ingrcdeh Mt It's com
Pohtcn ard may be ued with TIE moft perfect faf-tv
By prs gnsnt women and Dn inlans newly born.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

GO. a INNS GENUINE ERE WATER.
~ 4. remedy for all dife.ies ofthe eyes, whe-
pesx. NA1eos q natural weakness or Of accident
HIM. moving Inf7mations dehu9ions Of rheu4pe,
B thre a-re aud 7'm, on the eyes never failing
raiboy ',aiad 6 which frequently fucceed the
nae o., .s.Ss and ievefS and wouderfelyltreng'h n
lt.Hsc, 49, usn Hundreds have experienced its
'''''''' -05i7 asar!y ds'rivsI Of I6Sbi.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
''AH"S True AND GENUINE CERNAN
CORN PLASTER

Ahtn ''pe REMEDY for corn', fpeedily removing
'''' ana branch, without giving pain
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
T00TR.AcHE DROPS.

asa3i IN sn'cy ytf dilcovrred which gives imme
'S0S 'slid in The moA ievete inaanccs,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

Which have wIthia tnrce years pan cured ur.vsrds
q one hundred and twenty 1Aouf,ud PerlJa Of b1.h
ieEes OF every acc, ana il every E.usion ot various
dangerous compis'ns arfrp from Worms, aud Froa
obructIons or icu,nel 10 Ehe lt,mach aud bowels.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-06
Alexandria Aduertzser.
FRIDAY, MARCH 6.

In the houfe Of representatives of Penn
fylvania, on Wednesday the zsth Febru-
airy, 1901, motion was made by Stacy
Potts, feconded by Jonathan Roberts, jun.
as follows, viz.
Whereas many of the Physicians Of this
fate are in the practice Of demanding con-
fderable fums of money from the citizens
thereof, for fervices faid to be rendered,
under the general terms of medicine and at
tendance, without detailing the quantities
ofthe feveral articles of which thofe gene
raj charges are competed, more Especially
when fhofe demands are not made until
the deeeafe of the patient againff whole
reflective efates they are made, and as it
is necenary the citizens hould be fatisfied
with the propriety of the requiftions for
which they pay their money, and that
wherewith they are entrufed, either as
executors, administrators or otherwife--
Therefore ye/oived,
That a committee be appointed to bring
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-06
I" MOREAU."
NEW YORK, February 80.

Arrived, hips Andromache, Pierce,
I,reenock William e. Mary, billing.
nam, Liverpool Atlas, Wilton, Tile Of
NAY; briggs Venus, Fairchild, Malaga
LYDIA, Starbuck, New Providence En-
'efpfize, Wilcox, Cape Francois Fell
city, -, Alicant; fch'rs Hiram, Wea-
ser, George Town; George, Smith, ST.
Thomas.
Cleared, brig Sally, Callahan, Curra-
Goa.
By A,,ivals Laf evening.
lhesLydia was captured on her panage
Pm Liverpool, carried into N. Proyi-
and cleared, after paying 500 dol
lar Penies-Panengers, Robert Iney,
late 81 the brig Friendfhip, of Portland
nenJamin Earl, of the brig Thomas, of
rhiadelphia--both conference.-the. Du-
vus, late iupercargo of the fch'r Maria,
y aiiis, OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for fur
.nsl proof-and Samuel Taylor, late of
ane brig Fair American, of this port.
lhe ,Enterprize, in fight Of the Cape.
poke the frigate Contribution. The fri.
sAte Adamshad jua failed on q crsize.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-06

lhe William and Mary lpoke on the
18th January, in lat. 80, 81, long. 40,
the fhip Diana, 2 days from Bottom, for
the Pacific ocean. January IS, in lat.
IS, 10, long. 81, the brig Polly, from
fortimouth for Demerara- loft her
deck load. January e, the Hope, Grit.
Tin, from N. London, for Martinique.-
February "a, in lat. s., s., long. ~,
the ihip Rebecca, Peck, 100 DAYS from
Calcutta for Baltimore. The Jufina was
to tal the 7If Of December for this port.
The Venus, from Malaga, and F eliciy :,
OF Portimouth, from Alicant, are under
quarantine ; we were therefore not permit
ted to board them.
The fouih part of St. Domingo is open
ed to the American trade. Captain Clarke
OF this, port was the frff that failed for
St. Domingo from the Cape.
The U. S. frigate PreGdent, has arriv-
ed in the Chefapeake.
Ship Betty, Howell, from the Pacific
ocean, las arrived at Canton.
TIE Andromache, OH the I'd February,
IN long. 49,, 50, lat. AZ, fpoke the brig
William, Ihompion, IS days from Am
tterdam to Philadelphia--all well-had
experienced tremendous gales. February
IS, fpoke the brig Salem, Of Bottom, from
{. Francois, to Bofen, out 70 days.
Sailed in company with the fchooner
Violet, Hays, for Bcfton. Left the fhip
Mary Ann, of Philadelphia, ready for fea;
brig Mary, ofN. York, to fail foon tor
Savannah; barque Pallas, Boden for N.
York, to fail in 10 days; the Draper,
Taylor, fame time the brig Trio, juh
arrived, to fail in 10 days the Fanny,
Braine, to fail in 6weeks the fhip Bri-
fcis, Dunlevy jua arrived the Recovery,
Campbell, juf arrived all from New
York.
An armed fiip from CharleRon, juit ar
rived.
Arrived /sure onr hR.
Brig Venus, Fletcher, 60 days from Ca
diz. Left there, fhip Rambler, Jenner,
Charlefton; briggs, Harmony, shotwell,
do. Maria, Robinion, do. choorer Jane
and Maria, Whe ton, Philade'p hia; brig
John and Jane, Lindergreen, Beaufort,
S. C. hip Governor Strong, Miller, Bot
ton; and ichooner Veteran, Miller do.
Spoke fchooner Eliza Ann, Gardiner, in
fight of Tenerife, Is days from Philadel-
phia.
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by pu auction 1ishin two - Is
ter inn alton; asbounty per d5sfter. &
whene prices fo1dfor is lels than sss.
per gu. x equal to the difference between
luch pK sand SIS. per quarter.
lndA meal, 1854 lbs. deemed equal to-
one qus ter of Indian corn. or maize.
On rice imported from America boun- !.
ty per cwt. when the average price per
cwt. is leis than 3ss. equal to the differ.
ence between iuch average price and ,ss.
per cwt. -
On rice imported from the EAT Indies, 4
ihipped before the frit day of SeptembeiSSssf;
1901 a bounty per cwt. when the averss,
age price per cwt. is lefs than 3ss. equalsC
tothe difference between fuch average priceY
and 35s. per cwt. .s
None Of the articles before mentionsS
will be entitled to the bounties, unlefs be-
tore delivered out Of the charge of the pro-
per officers of the cuftoms, they lllall be in
ipetted, and corn weighed, and certified
by the officers Of the cutoms, and two xii
ful difinterefted inspectors, to be merchant
able, as we'll as Of the weights hereby re-
CURED, and the wheaton -four fit for max
i.g bread; to fully afcertain which, if
they ihould have any doubts rejecting
the lame, they are empowered to take fam
pies OF corn, not exceeding buihel, and
OF meal or wheaton -four, not exceeding a.,
peck, upon payment of the reafonable vaise
iue of fuch article, according to the laR a.
verage price thereof:
And unlefs fuch full and Satisfactory 4
proof is received by the collector, or other
proper officer of the cuitoms; that the ar
ticles for which the bounty is claimed, is
wholly and entirely without mixture of
any other corn or grain.
Wheat, barley, rye, oats, peafe, beans,
and Indian corn, or maize, arriving out Of
condition, may be put under kings lock,
and for fuch as ihall afterwards become
merchantable, and he certified asaforefa;d
the bounties to be paid according to ave-
rage prices publithed in London Gazette,
in third week after being 70 certified.
Commilioners of the cuttoms may allow
the bounties Of fuch ihips as ihall arrive
before the 9Th October 1901, upon proof
to their fatisfaetion of fuch fhips having
actually fet fail from their REFLECTIVE ports
for Great Britain, in fuch time as they
might, in the ordinary courie of their voy-
age, have arrived in Great Britain before
the Ift October, 1901.
Vefeis arriving at any'port where boun-
ty is not allowed, may depart and fail to
where it is.
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On the queition, ihall this reiolution
pals, it was determined in the negative.
Yeas 70, Nays as.
N. B. The Hon. Speaker apolog1ed
tor not voting in the affirmative, obferv-
ing that the felton, was 70 near clole thar
no new bufinefs could pats from either
houfe to the other.
From tbe Loxdon Price Curreut of Ia
nHary z.
ABSTRACT of the CORN and RICE
BOUNTY ACT.
BY the corn and rice bounty aa dated
18th December, 1900, are allowed, from
the lit OF December, 1900, until 1T of o.
tober, 1901, on the Importation thereof
into this kingdom in Britilh fhips, or fhips
OF any country in amity with his majefy,
howevernavi gated, the following bounties.
On wheat, weighing 49, lbs per quar-
ter, or So lbs. per bufhel- A bounty per
quarter, whenever the weekly average
price of fuch foreign as is certified to be
mcrchantable, and of the weight required
by this act. taken atthe London market,
and publilhed in the London Gazette in cd
week after Importation, fhall be leis than
1905. per quarter, equal to the difference
between iuch average and zoos, per quar-
ter.
Barley, weighing as2lb. per quarter or
Alb. per bufhel-A bounty per quarter,
whenever laid average is lefs than COS. per
quarter, equal to the difference between
fuch average and sos. per quarter.
Rye, weighing 4oslb. per quarter, or
sllb. per bufhel-A bounty per quarter,
whenever faid average is lefs than 6ss.
per quarter, equal to the difference between
iuch average and 65s. per quarter.
Oats, weighing 264lb. per quarter, or
33lb. per bufhel-A bounty per quarter,
whenever fad average is lefs than 4os.
per quarter, equal to the diferencebetween
1uch average and 4os. per quarter.
Peas-A bounty per quarter, whenever
3aid average is lefs than 7ss. per quarter,
equal to the difference between luch ave-
rage and 75s. per quarter.
Beans-A bounty per quarter, when
ever faid average is lefs than SOS. per quar-
ter, equal to the difference between iuch
average and sos. per quarter.
All wheaton -four Except American on
every zSolbs-The fame bounty as may
be payable on quarter of wheat.
Barley meal, on every Ioolbs. The
fame bounty as may be payable on quar-
ter of barley.
Rye meal, on every zz4lb. The fame
bounty as may be payable on aquarter of
rye.
Oat meal, on every I76lbs. The fame
bounty as may be payable on quarter of
oats.
Barrel fuperfne American -four, weigh
ing Io6lbs. and fold by public auction,
within two months after importation. A
bounty per barrel, whenever the price
fold for is lefs than Jos. per barrel equal to
the difference between fuch price and Jos.
per barrel.
Barrel fine American -four, weighing
and fold as above. A bounty per barrel.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-06


is the fate Of ilaviil1 people; but we az
all the children Of our country, and glory
belongs to us.-TiOe Ia repabhqxe.
I. 1Signed) Sc BRUNEI
ARMY OF THE RHINE.
PROCLAMATION
OF the commander in chief ef the army of
the Rhine.
Head quarters at Munich, Nov. II.
!" Soldiers,
!" The French people were far from
thinkig that you would be forced to re-
fume your arms i'll the mott rigorous ieafon,
in order to procure them peace, which they
Gncerely defirc. and which the enemy en-
d;avor to prevent by diplomatic articles,
which are but too frequently Employed
Intact, 1t was imp-flible to iuppoie that
ncgociator fhould be tent without powers
- negotiate. The French government,
which is as frank as free fate ought to
be, was anxious to make the mott advan-
tageous propo!a!s to the Autrian ambaiIa-
dor, and it had no doubt of being able to
put an end to your labors, and to give re-
pofe and happiness to the republic. Count
. Cobentzel declared, that he could only ne
gociate for peace in the prelence Of the
I Englifh plenipotentiaries. 1t was in vain
that we obierved, that the people who had
almoit all Europe in pay, and who wanted
20 arm them againtt US, would not content
to put an end to war which its govern
ment finds advantageous, and which it
ieeks to prolong, even by odious means.
Reaion is filent before imperative power,
and we mutt rely upon new fuccelles to
change their hottie dilpoGtions. 1t is by
iuch maerable chicanery that our enemies
thought to gain ieafon which it was hop
ed would rot permit you to follow up the
iuccefes of this campaign. They ought
70 know you better, and to believe that
French folders would now be as little fen
hole OF the rigcrs Of the ieafon, as they
were In conquering Holland and in defend
ing the fort of Kehl, and that they would
Dc able again to furmount the fame oblla-
ees In order to refore a peace to their
Country, which would complete its glory
and It's prof. er:ty. The general in chief
orders, that this proclamation fhall be In
ierted IN the orderss'of the army, and fnafl
@oe printed in the French and German Ian
gnages. -
lSigned) "MOREAU."