Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16


~ Of Hamburgh, returning from their Mi Zion
TO he French Gpgernrnent, to Hamburger, and
ia the evering citizen Jofeph Wet, Nioulop, BIS
Secretary, and FIVE Of the houfehold Of The
ambaaador Champagny, Paaed through here,
on their road TO Suaib0rgh, where they are 70
meet that ambaaador, who has takea the road
TO Befanoon all If them repairing 10 Vienna.
The French am5aaidOr is expected there on the
l7th inf.
RATHBoS, Sarr. S.-The protea Of NJ Lei
kan, aganf the declaration Of The King Of
Pru(lia, was followed by a very warm fccne
on his part, between him and NJ Gortz, but to
this all his efforts will be confined for The ex
treem coolnefs with which his advances were
received when he implored the aflIfance Of the
imperial commifary and the Auarian Envoy,
have not efcaPed oOlerva;ion.
HAGUE SEPT. IL.
The Reduction fthe number OF Preach troops
10 our Republic, which has 70 long been wilhed
for the relief ofour Finances, is at length deter
mined on. The $4,000 men which have high
erto been IN our pay, will be reduced 10 10 COO,
as about the end Of O1ober u. 90 men will be
withdrawn from our Republic. The remain
Jog troops viii be commanded by French Cen.
eral Of Divillon, probably General Viaor, and
three Generals Of Brigade, amocg Others the
efeemed General ORen.
The French Carlton In the Hague vii only
confilt of about zoo men.
1t is generally believed that the Briti(h Gov
eminent has given its conl-nt to the prolonged
occupation OF the territory of Hanover by the
Prn1ian Troops, and that NJ Won Rheden will
again 60 As Hanoverian Miniler 10 Berlin
The following is an extrad Of l,t.er from
Paris i" Though the report, relative 70 the Ne
gotiations for Peace between England and our
Republic are extremely va .ious. il feem5 ex-
trernely probable that theie Negotiations have
now taken more Favourable turn. The &C.
count in the MoniJeur Of tie holding "a extra
ordinary Council Of State, a. which the Filt
Confnl Prefded the Confere crs between The
Miniaer for Foreign AfF4ms aid the ENJOYS
from Vienna and Pc eriburgh and The frequent
arrival and departure Of gDilpa-ches On and
to London, give reafOn 10 believe thar tie Ne
gotiation is lot Conducted with more ieriouf
nefs.-An thcfe circu<4nce have had an IN.
auence on the Funds, which have riien TO 49,
coPENHAGEw, SEPT. ).
DtlW-@H LIS ZOtH OF Aa&uu anu lAc an ullLs
100 ihips have pad;d the Sosnd.
DOVER, SEPT. 20.
a French boat, with dilpatches from Mr..
Merry, and for NJ Ono, arrived early YET
terday morning, and another late lait nIght.
Ytterday injconfequence Of orders received
by The Port Admiral the Vigilart Lugger WAS
dispatched from the Downs Tor this Harbour,
where Che is 10 remain conaint ly &c convey the
Government dilpat5hes 10 Fralce.-She f4e1
lor he 6rlt time thls morning, with Dlpatches
fol Mr.. Merry. which were re eived W xP.e.s
sLoxsow, ssrr. IL,
A iecond and more confJerable divtion q
Lord Nelfin's furce filled from tile Down f1
Bonlogne on Tdurlday. I,couCGs of The York
Of "a, and Iris. Of 50 guns, with feveral o. heI
| Clips Of war. HIS Lordihip Oh Wedniday receiv
ed intelligence BY one Of our armed vehels hat
the enemy's A tillA had moved Out Of the bar
bour TO Bonlogne roads, the Winds having aba
| Ied@ Hence. lufpicion aries Of their d.Ggn
70 put 10 fea. By our Margate letter il appears
\ the G1a'l ihips If war il the roads there, have
been put il motion 70 join Lord Mellon il th(
1 Downs, NJ doubt and il is laid, bis Lordlhr
VIII himfelf put 70 lea 70 prevent the move
menti Of the enemy who il is believed, will at
tempt TO bring tie feet Of gun boats THAT is il
| Calais, our Of that place to Boulgne. Nctwith
! BANDING recent events, the parties will agar
come to blows, If the French come within the
| each.