Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

ttal bottoms and ALTO to equa'ife the duties
paid by foreign veGels, 70 thoie paid BY Enghih
bottoms. The amedmen,s were agreed to md
tie report ordered TO perceived % morrow
MARCH -.
II is fad that the iaa difpatchSs from ST
Ralph Abercrombie mentions bis having re-
ceived adVices from Admiral Ejunket 1t Suez.
Eating that the Bombay Army would be rea
dy to co operate with the forces under the
command OF his Ezcelleucy by the-5th Of Feb.
ruary. L is laid 10 be the intention Of Sir
Ralph Abercronbie to dGembark bis army az
Aboukir.
MAScH Is.
Letters from Cor2antinople via Vienna, OF
the I'd Of February, fay, that General Aber-
crombie having heard Of the formidable tate
of the French IN Egypt, had determined TO
wait for the aiiifance Of the Turks III TIE Bay
of Maori.
Our fets Of Paris Papers DO rot even hazard
conjecture concerning the conffe or aeaina-
ton of Admiral GAntheaume's fquadrou
The further refiaance Of Portugal to the
Republican views OF Boaaparte will at leaf be
productive OF f3me temporary good 10 England
Tor, behdes the continuance OF TIE beneficial
commerce between the two countries, the port
Of Liibon VIII it'll remain an in pcftaEt harbor
for our fhiPs Of war naGoRed in thofe lat
itudes.
Mr.. Tallien, the CommiG4ry TO the French
army in Egypt, and flute, arrived yeferday Rr
Jacquer's Hotel, Leicelier fqutre, where he viii
remain until iurniihed with he neceT,ry PATS
ports. They came 10 England in the Contancs
frigaie.
The IN ,cnot,y,,. Fror, NJ. 49, n .--,.
are marching from different quarters Of the n
iand ditritt Tor this town, IN account W avpre-
heniions of riot. This morning at Ihres
O'Clock, two fquadrons Of the 18th Light Drag
oons arrived from the inland diard and az
twelve O'Clock, two more, under the command
Of Major Gore and ihorrly alter part OF The
18th DragoonGuards marched in.-All IS alarm
aud confudon-hxgy people are taken up here
and at Bolton.
A letter from Peterburgh, dated the 9th of
February, contains the following Official
Note -
HIS MljeRy the Emperor Of all the Ru6ias,
being deGrous Of giving to bis faithful Alhes a
frrih proof OF the zeal with which be is ami
mated for the fuccels of the Maritime Confed-
racy Of the North and wifhing 10 preveot The
Englifh frem procuring, by means Of other ma
tons, any articles necedary for the equipment
Of their marine n a moment in which all dTeSf
commerce with RuEia is prob, bired, has judy
ed L e1Pedent to forbid All expectation Of
iuch articles from the ports Of RuiIia. This
re-, lutoD. which ihews that his imperial Ma
jeity does not helItare 70 iacri6ce the ;-.-T.. o
his Empire to the caule in which he IS embar-
ked, has been notiGe BY 40 official declaration
TO the Sweedifh AmhaGadcr, and alto to the
Mlniters Of PrulIi ana Denmark
Lord Hawklbury has adopted different
mode or commute ting w:th W. Otto, than
that prsdiled by his prediction. InRead Of
employing M. Hammond to write has notes,
Lord Hawib1ry wrote letter in lis own hand
20 M. Otto, acquainting him Of The fufpenGon
OF the previous order for capturing French 6fh-
ing vehels. M. Quo has mentioned this at
tention TO bis Court, and has declared bis per-
ional qualification al this inltlne Of civility.
MARCH IS.
The lat accounts from the Hague give (orne
little ian6tion to the reports wbieh lately pre-
vailed, reiPeding al accommodation fuppoled
TO DC on the taps between the Batavian Re-
public and the houie Of Orange.
AT the time this paper went to pr-fS no other
accounts had been received from The north fea
armament han thofe which appeared in our
paper of Tuelday. Politicians in the upper
circles confidently reckon upon an amicable adj
Juttment OF the difference between England and
Denmark, and fuppole The Engliih feet It this
time TO be quietly riding az Copenhagen Bay.
All the letters from Germany confirm the
total didolution OF the Condean army only 90
Noblemen remaining 10 the infantry, and %
IN the horle
RfPort 81 The QGFceyt Of tbefgg 0bcers eO5o qVry4
Pelengsrs, and ibe brincibal Oheers sfibs Efigaf.