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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

In the town Of Portland there has been, dur
ing the year 1850, 200 Births, 1Io Deaths,snd
81 Marriages.
Mr.. PFrNTra, Pl5s Y iggf u, J5L,4viqg eyirq7 fu
La7g 81 f.f Tarrs4A, r:3s6frg Hs recording "
BiytJs qz9 Death.
1t j. the duty Of every houfehoI5er to give
notice to the Town CleIk, Of every Birth and
Dsath which may happen ID lis houfe, Of IL:
eidef perfon next Of kin, 70 give flch notice Of
Of the death OF his kindred-and the matter OF
keeper OF any aims houGe, work-houle or prfoa
and the commander Of any flip or vefel, to
give notice OF every birth and death which may
happen in the h0uie or veiTel under his charge.
The penalty for negle6ing to Perfo m this du.
ry for the lPace NJ TX mouths II fine W Oh.
doliar.---The fee for recording is s Gents, 70
be paid by the town.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
From Providence, Jan. K.

trCm providence, Jan. I.
Eura7 ofd Iefttr fan ono AZ he Ssaat9r5 on tai,
STATE ID Coqg,sjs, dat.d YAbi2gt9a, SaturA1y
afternoon, December 70.
& am this moment Informed that report
!. prevalent, that in The State ofTenneGce, three
votes are given n favour Of Mr.. JeferGon, and
only two in favour Of Mr.. Burr. fifth, IS true,
It decides the election in favour Of M. JeGcrfon
as PRECEDENT, an Mr.. Burr AZ Vice PreGdcnt. y
The Society Of Quakers il London have De
clared their fentiments in manner which doe
them the 8reateR honor. They have addreT-
ed The public in an advertisement, declaring
their adherence Of forefalling and regrating
in themarkets, and that they will dfcounte-
nance any one Of their Society who fall be
guilty Of fpch nehrious Praaices.
The culture ofCotton in the Southern Safes.
Promies a valuable acquGtion to the Raple
commodities Of this country, The exports Of
'his article in the PaR year from the GugIe port
of ChArIcnon, amou 20 fix millions four h IN.
dred and GKty three pounds weight
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
SHORTHAND,
M0NDA1, JANUARY 5, 1891.

"A letter received from Bottom, dated Jan. T.
informs, that information had been received
there, that the Senate Of the United States had
rejected the French Troaty.--It aIfo informs,
thai intelligence had been received, fid to b
from The feat Of government that Mr.. BURR
was eleaed PRECEDENT Of the Unied States, by
reafon Of one vote being lot to Mr.. JeEerlon
in Kentucky.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
By the Mails.

CHARLESTON. DEC. q.
Capt. Stetfon from Cadiz, failed from thence
o.. j. He Rates, thar 10000 rerlCns died
there Of tbs prevalent diieaf. in tie courie Of
ten weeks that he frequently net in the
itreets three or four carts loaded with dead
bodies, piled up 70 as to REQUIRE TWO horfes to
draw them thar the dfeafe was rarely fatal To
females shat about 5000 of the inhabitants
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

PORTLAND MARINE LIST.

Jan. I, arrived Snow Caroline, Capt. Samuel
Robnion, AZ days FROM Sc, Kitts.--Left At III. I,
ktts, Dec. Il, brig Horatio, N. Pridi!l' 70 i!,'
mo days far New7otk or Newhaven a 6fls
hom Htv4naah, capt Simfon, bound 10 b4l
ton,-Came over he Shoals, Dec. z6-iPok'
lch- Harriet, from Barcelona, Capt. omtl'
Ter Bolton, "a days cut. a fchooner from rs
marara, via st. Thomas, formerly comnnanee
sd BY Capt Stone of Newbury Port-CaPI Y
and one cfhis men died in Y days after h ~.
ing St Thomas Cap. Lord, from Virh!'a
TO Boa0r, in 2 fchooner belonging 70 in~t'l'
having q board Naval Scores Capt Naio''
Of Arundel, from T}bAgo, ~ 2 (thoonei'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
BOSTON, JAN. 4.

We learn, BY information fron Calcutta, that
a cutter, dilpatched by order Of the Firf Con
ful, arrived flfe al The IG- 81 Franc, with infor-
nation, that Commidioner5 wereabout to fail
from France for that ia4nd to aijuR The gov
eminent.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

Governor Jay, and indeed Ill The Governors
to III EaQWard, have borne teaimonY az ina
the dangers of i0uovation-in which caution he
PreG1eat concurs- Bur the Governor Penn
f.lyania has 10 tesr "a The fcore-He is for
rotation and innovation; and IS now urging
iome newfanged mode IF feleaing Jurors.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

DIEDJ-At Falmouth, Maine, the 7q,h infant,
woman who called hertrlf MATILDA JoNEs, aged
As years, native Of Ireland Ten DAYS previous
TO her death, lhe was found in the Greet il very
heIplsls condition; fnce which time until her
death, proper care was taken Of ker-lhe was de-
Gently inferred.
Ii this town, Mrs. Eetgit5 0LJHi, aE,dGi.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
Fram The EnR-ndicf.

~ UNI IyC A-tE1b-1fIL4fLS' ...
Capt. Clay, Of the Delaware, arrived
at Philadelphia from Calcutta, informs
that a veHel had arrived at the lie Of
France, with intelligence, that Buona-
partc was Immediately to fend two fri
gates 10 the Mawifus, with Commit
iioners, for finally adjuling the gov
ernments of the i1ands, on fuch term
as were likely 70 meet the general ap-
probation Of the Inhabitants.
Capt. G. has brought with him from
Calcutta, a Guperb piece Of pla,e, value
1000. rupees, Prefented BY the Right
Hon. Lord Morringtoh, Governor Cen
cral ofthe Britilh podaAions in India,
70 Captain Waters, late commander of
the flip Atlantic of Philadelphia; as a
tcltimony Of their gratitude for the fer
Vice rendered the commercial inrerehS
in India by his gallant defence made in
that flip againtt q French cruifer of We
ry hyperion force, in ccnlcquence of
which not only the Atlantic but valu-
able Brirlh Indiman was Prefarved from
the t3l55 of The French.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

DTED--In this town, IN the 29tt uIr AIRS Eliza
BETH jerks, aged Az years. wife ST Deacon VII
LIAM JUNKs, ard Granddaughter w TIE late Mr. ELE-
zER ALLEY Of Bo4on-In her were united The VIRTUES
w a ChriGaa-iocety has loH in Yer worthy msm
Der her difconfolate hublnd m acttonata lie, and
her children 2 tender parent.
f" WLy aAtJ.s jJAr "A ~ ry 1jie-..-rs1y5i
W5o kaovu5 bat J5s asqg Tres safIyoal wv bigE,
F-, I'm 5ya-3 yoa t7gi7tli-r, azure Ay-
Ew%dm bye, 1,jsye BARN rgPaglf.. ,isgs
H15 Hqte'Jlis p fEe Kf-gy Kfzgtl
Ubau GoitoE yrgaLT he ns-r-5orh gase,
m cae aterrli 0vsrJlg7ri4g Jsof"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

THURSDAY, DEC. I8.
The refoIuion made BY Mr.. M'MiI-
len,in relation 70 the difpoGtion Of lands
in the n. w. Territory appropriated
I'd the maintenance Of fchools, and re-
lig;on, was agreed TO, and a committee
al ave members appointed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

MARRIED AT Falmouth, by the Rev Mr..
Brldey, Mr.. JOSH TRIPP, To Mhs DEBORAH
Lowell.
t. this town, Capt. RoBERr MDoxALD, to
Mis- FRANCIS SToDpARD.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

An account Of the Britilh inands pri,
or TO The invaGon Of Cefar, has lately
been dllcovered in the pohelion Of the
Brahmins, Of Benares. In this valua-
bic trealury Of antiquity, Britain is
called by a name which fgnihes The
Holy Uand. The Thames, the IFS,
and other rivers, are called BY names
flmiliar to the prefent ones, and Stone
henge is defcribed as a grand Hind22
Temph.t The AGatic Society Of Cal
cutta, are iaid to be preparing for pub
lining a tranlation Of this mtarelting
manuscript.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
PRILADELFHIA, De. IQ.

PHltHDE LFHtAs DE(. ISs
EmraH of letter from an officer on 59ard he
George W4fhiaaton frgate. capt. BaiHbyiqge,
dated al Algier5, ca. n, 1900.
9 am fotry 20 iaforni you At we are TO
Get fail from. hence tomorrow, for Confapti.
nople, which will of courfe detain ps from our
country at Leaf nine months. We are going
to carry Prelents from the Dey Of Algiers, 20
the Grand Seignor. We are tc take with rs
20 geotlereu, leo negro Turks % Turkih
women, lions, ? tygers, 4 ho'i's, 400 heeP,
beGjes Jewels and money The Dey. intiRed
on our gong aud we had onlyto ehooit be-
tweea compliance and ilavery--They have
hoiRed the red flag at our main TOP gallantmah
head" e,- .-
Itis further undeTRood, that capt o Brien,
had to enter into fecurity, on the part Of the
Uoited States, Of SOC, ooC dollars, for-the fate
delivery at ConlaotinoPlg Of The cargo Of the
George Wilmington.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

14OUoL II IH1F n -oLN IN Nm -
CO 9fT.Risgfsa-wFDNEsD4x, DEC. II.
Ther eioIution proPofed By Mr.. Var
mum, TO prevent the rafting i battalion
Of ar;;ileriAs and engineers, wanting
70 comPIrte the regiment, was taken
uP-and after condderable debate was
neSatlYed.; GO years, 40 nays.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

Lad left C4diz; $1,000 were fcE, Of wh;sh
25.coo were on abe recovery. CaPt S. was
examined by Admiral Bieketton, ccmmander
Of the BtiyiIb fquadron eff Cadiz, and permit
ted to proceed, 8 not, las the paHport obleIv
ed) becaule he had not night to iend him in
for adjudication, but from Principle Of hu-
mainly"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

A paper called The Tines, printed at Alex
andris in Virginia, on tie 18th inf. contains
the following inportantlrtiole
eve are informed b. authority upon which
we can rely, that Mr.. Ht8reaves has at length
negotiated an adiuamet Of our differences
with Great Britain, which have arilen in con-
fequence Of the ixth rticle Of our treaty Of
amitY, commerce ans navigation with that
power. Government We believe has not Yet
received an official coy If the aatement, and
our knowledge Of it $ not Efficiently eg-eu.
FIVE, Is fate with precGon many OF the leading
features, ar the natur ot the Claims which are
barred by Il in future but We can venture 70
adert, that AZ thu Sold Ialo upon which The
future friendihip Of The two nations i % be
founded it Is Ripulasl.tLaE tPeciic f1a "
,aoaey lhll he paid 6- lie government AZ the
United States u thltot Great Britain, and II
coolcouence that coru;n claims ut particular
mature fhall be again adJuaed- The commit
f7rers will then Teluu: tie ezeTcie Of their
lundions"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

With this country. The Governor has
wrote charming letter to the ahem-
Ay-it- was almof as long as Mayo'S
bridge. Your old friends deGre me
to tell the Catch Club will be glad of
vCur. company.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

Il appears By a London paper, that Il Ii,
town Of ARAB, province Of Bengal aos..
matched houfes have been lately confirmed {,
FIRE, with moi Of the furniture. Il was acc,
tanned that 50 perfons perilhed.
AS it is fashionable to cite authorities 10 j,
cidate The queRion, when the century ends. =.
beg leave 70 refer our readers to Anderio.,.
HiROry Of Commerce. That learned sotb,
clofes the centuries with the end Of The ys,r,
400, 800, 600, &c. and begins them with \.
years 4oI, sol, Coz, sc. This method he i.
ferves from the 5th to The 9Th century, cIcso,
in Two inaances, the 18th, and I4th.s But he
gives his opinion decidedly in vol. z. p. a6,,
where he Jays" the very laR, day Of the 16th
century having given birth and form t0the frR
Englih EAT India Company."-Inpag page as,,
be had recited, the charter, the date Of which
was Dec. n, I6oo-whioh day he calls they.
ny laf Of The century,
4 letter from Wa[hington. Jays, " Mr.. VOL.
colt has reGgned his Office Of Secretary of ii.
Treafnry. He goes out Of Office a. nev-year',
day. lie leaves our Finances 10 excellent or.
er. There is now ba'anes in the treafury d
100000 Of collars il fpeeie. This is moa
EXCELLENT officer, and lie carries with him Ne.
'egard Of every man Of virtue in our county.
Who know his character"
We GndcrRand that Gov. Jay is nominated
Chief JuRice Of the U. S. vice Judge EnrofA
reGgncd.
Thomas Calvert late commander Of Ii.
United States brig Norfolk, Is appointed CON.
nander Of the brig Eagle.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
etrna 81 q ktisr fran q Bsyj6n in Hebatead, 70 a
gentleman ~ Norfolk, dafea Dec. Q,

E*trna 81 2 Lstisr Jf7m bsyj5n in Re5nead, 70 a
gentleman IL Norfolk, dafea Dec. 9,
+" You have no doubt heard that
South Carolina is for Jeferon. I'M
mediately on the news reaching this
place the greateG joy was tefifed.-
The hOuie broke up, and there is no
thing going on but feafing and re-
joicing. Every department Of the u
nited States is already filed in the
Judgment Of the Jeher(onians. One
man thinks himfclf 6ecerary Of State
another dreams himIclft0 be Attorney
General--and another looking as pow
erful as Mars himfcIf, feels the impor-
lance of being Secretary Of War. In
deed this place is quite alive, and you
hear nothing as YOU pats in the ltreetS,
but $ told y0u %, ! hHezy be 20ould get
H." Invitation after invitation eight
and ten deep the Madeira nies about,
and the tOaitS are Of the mott extrava-
giant kind. The prevailing opinion iS,
that the Navy will be laid up or fold
that the Treaty with Great Britain is
to be entirely done away-that then
our commerce will fourth, for our
merchantmen will go clear, as the
Britifh know better than to touch one
ct them, and get herGclf into lat 7eater
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
From Newport, Dec. SO.

A flight fhock Of and Earthquake was expe
Ii4nced il this town, on Chr0mas morning,
betweenI and o'clock.-NotwithRa a
diyerGty ofopipion on this iubjea, we feel our
lelves anth>rized in Eating the fat, by the CON
current teltmony Of many credible petions.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

Judge ElfEorth'i arrival is thus noticed in
a London paper Of the goth O4ober His
Excellency Oliver Ell.worLh, the Chief Judice
Of the United States, one Of the lite ENJOYS to
Paris, arrived in London yeferdly morning,
from France. The fucceIs Of theft NegotiatoIs
with the French Republic, and .he fpuit Of
amity which fsems to aauste then, We hope,
may render the prefence of this gentleman in
ltrumental alto to The adjuGment Of the exit
ing differences between this couhtr! and Amer.
lea. Mr.. Ellfworth's talents are Of the frR
order, and bis popularity in America renders
It highly probable that he viii one day f1oceed
to the PrsGdert's Chair.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
your company.

The conduit Of Capt. Watkins, Of the Brit.
in frigate Neriede towards the Americans at
Curacao, appears to have been extremely IN;
iuh. He has, however, been compelled by
Admiral Lord Seamour to return a large fun
Of money, belonging the American ConGul-
which being condded 70 his hands Tor fafety--
he meanly determined to relerve for adjldica-
ton. ----
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

Thomas Calvert, late commander Of h.
United States brig Norfolk, Is appointed CON.
mander Of the brig Eagle.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-19
NEW YORK, January ,

Arrived, Brigs Juno, Worth, Madeira;
POMONA, $50, Liverpool fchrs. Uni
on, Randolph, Havana Hiram, -,
Newport, n. ~
The brig Hannah, Goodrich, arrived at
Liverpool the 3oth November. The Fan
ny, Braine, arrived at Grennock in II
days-Ihe brig Diana, has arrived at
Jamaica-The brig Amazon has arrived
At Martinique-The hip Jofeph, from
Dublin, has arrived at Newport.
Arr,ved Fuce II IaR,
Sch'r Union, Randall M'Donald. 10
days from HAVANA. Left there. brio
Hannah, of and for Philadelphia. The
Day the Union failed the brig Amiable
Matilda, Whitlock, arrived from New
providence, where The had been detained
70 days, and Left there a great number Of
American vei}els for trial.
Brig Juno, from Madeira. Left there,
heihip Abigail, Clark, Of Baltimore, and
Hercules, Warren, ofdo. both performing
quarantine. On the z4th Nov. in a pale
OF wind, an Engliih brig from Quebec,
n the ich'r@, Luckle{s, Of and from
N. York, were catt away, ~veiiels, cargoes,
and two OF the people loft. Jan. ;, in
lat. "a, II, long. 70, 80, fpoke the Da-
niih br'gOrlon, out s days, bound to Phi
iadelphia, from St. Croix. ian. 9TH, in
at. 81, 50, long. u, fpoke the brig Ii
oerty, Thomas, out days from Philadel-
phia, bound to Bilboa, all well.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-19
THE SUBSCRIBER
Rslbe6zf ully informs the buh

Kslpecyu INFORMS the tub
bic, that finding it i~nd:lpenfably receGa.
ry 20 dilolve the copartner(h;p ofO'NE11
and WARD, in the Globe Tavern, of thi,
town, he intends in future to conduit thar
llouie on his account, under the nam.
OF the GOLDEN BALL, and declares
no exertion on his part halI be wanting to
give every perfon who may favor him
with their commands entire (atisfacticn.
He requcfs all perfons indebted to the
above firm to be lpeedy in fettling their
accounts with him, as he alone is au,ho-
riied to give a valid difcharge for money
due, or make any kind Of iettlement with
them. He alto rc1ueas the favor of al,
pertons holding demands againE O'Neil
and Ward TO render him their ieyeral De.
mands, as he wines to have them adiua-
Cd as ICON as poAible.
ENOCH WARD.
Jan. IS. (I6) 3weo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-19

:. 10th its acceptance and Rabiiity.-
~ the ais,hteft hope of drawing near to
}, aeGrable an epoch, it fufpended thofe
c,,ceG.s which enlured the petition of our
'.r;es. and the ardour of our warriors.
b we do not yet enjoy it, we have to
6ocufc only that power which, unaffected
81 the diiaAers of the continent, is anxi-
=. onlv to cement with the blood of ma
lions, it. empire over the feas, and its
monopoly in every part of the world. To
conclude, an Aufrian negociator is now at
melville, a man who merits the edteem
II Europe. If he pofef1es the perfect cor
sience Of the fovereign who has fent him,
h. will difp,ay that trsnknefs, which the
French governments has a right to expect
from its own ~franknefs, and which is FRO
miled by his perfonal character. Auf-
tria will ceafe to f~acriice the rePoie and
iuterea of the continent to the ambition
cf the deipots Of the feas. Yet, in the
prefent uncertainty, prudence pretcribes
to France 0 to permit herfelf % be a
muled by an empty thew Of negotiation.
She will fupport her proportions with all
The force of her arms. The conduct of the
government has ihcwn, that it has not
carried to too great a height the preten-
Gons of the republic /; nor facriiced to the
madnefs Of ambition the intereits Of huma-
G;ty. The crimes Of the war will fall
upon thofe who are the real authors o.:
Them; upon thofa governments which arr
70 weak and 10 blinded as to become fub-
pervient to the mercantile defigns Of a fin
}gle nation, and to fell for its gold and its
Entrigues the blood and the indutry Of the
B@nations who obey them, and the freedom
t the feas, which is the property of the
whole human race.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-19
L~UNEVILLE, November 20.

Count Cobentzel has not left his apart
nents this day but his health being com
Pletely re-eitablined, it is expected tina,
will be able to come out tomorrow.
Pnd again mix with fociety.
AT nine this morning arrived an Auari-
(n officer, faid to be the bearer of difpatch-
E OF a nature extremely urgent. He came
rom the headquarters Of the arch-duke
Zoln. He went immediately to fee coun,
Fooentzel. He was accompanied by an
(d]utant OF the garrifon of Straburg.
AT Tx In the evening general Moreau
frllved here. He dined with the min;Ae,
P~ieuipotent airy of the Republic, and fe!
N at MINI O'Clock. Count Cobentze,
gone to the minifter's to pats the
fVening, met the general there.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-19

-Four SiAers, Blake HAVANA ; brig
Columbia, Devereaux, Bilboa !; fchs.
Nancy Galley, St. Sebaftians ; Lucy.
biaskmore, Cape-de-V Verbs ; ConcluGon,,
rayion, Trinidad ; and Ruby, Reed,
Havana.
The Sukey, of Salem, for La Guira,
has been ient into Jamaica, by the Birth.
ochr. Elizabeth, Bryant, has arrived
at Norfolk, from Jamaica-and fchr.
Sally, Swaiey, arrived at Kington, and
was to fail from thence the laN Of Noycm-
Der.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-19
PARIS, November H..


The French attached to the Office of our
Iontul-G General at Cadiz have, with the
Contul- General, fallen victims to the cpl
demic malady.
The lat letters from that quarter give
che mott affecting details of the cruel re-
wages of the plague. Men, women, and
children daily expire in the midi of the
l@trcets, and the bodies remain without
%ourials; while many perth with abfo-
Lutte want, cauied BY the impolibility or
all intercourse.
November IL.
A corps of 500 infantry belonging to
the Confular Guard, with all its cavalry
and artillery, is ordered to hold itfelf in
cabinets to march Tomorrow. Ye}er.
day morning the hories and apart Of the
tlrit Confai's equipage left Paris.
we are ailured that gen. Moreauis gone
to Italy.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-19

dant Of the fortress Of wurtzburg, to pen.
.Sinbfchen, at Schweirsfurt, to the Elettor
q Mentz, and to the archduke John.
The Englifh Commidary, Colonel Du-
rell has tent a courier with the intelligence
to MIR. Wickham, the Englilh Envoy.
Yet it is not believed here, even in the
Head-Qarters of Angerau, that hoaiiities,
and a winter campaign will really take
place.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-19
S1RASBURG, Novem6er ~.

The b.feoylal being un4v;Ning to g,urt
Fsyt9,tber delay to The arr of Tieuua.
De~0 Il only dlf'oxs e gaining lime, & is
le''ozN Inclined 10 peace, The rupture
z t"e armjFiee has been Announced in e4,py,
Pom' Bxt as be period at qvbieb il rya,
/: e*p''e' Soa:Jfxed at Ae<,eut dates; baL.
".ne' u"1 be re/umed /ooaer in ~ neieb-
YYl'"00a f6an in Bavaria. AceordIue tn
he so''ee givex BY general DelNe,. he
S.myfi,e TciH expire an The 2Stb inn. but
"s'0f Ange,e0a is to ,eeemmenr< boA,H-
'm me I'D, 1obM The time of uil;to,y
4. , M ~ the GrJons.n fixed on The zAt5.
a,y sya' 1nt q setie< gtea day, neeeL
"4f 2"arfe, earle, Than in Geruuvy
HANAU, November u.
l.. h.. OF the termination of the Arm;r
T'e has been tranfmitted to the eo 1a,1a,,-
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ZURICH, November {.

The Army in the Grifons is COM
Plctely in motion. The head quarters
are eltablifhed at Coire, whether gene raj
Macdonald who is lately recovered from
a violent @illnels, is gone. The left wing OF
the Army of Macdonald has thro wn a
bridge over the Rhine at Rheimeck, in
order to advance into the Voralberg.
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City Tavern 6 Hotel.

The Sub/cvder returns his
'@dncere thanks to his cuaomcrs for the IL
|beral encouragement he has received, and
hopes to merit a continuance Of their "a
gors. He requeas all p~erfons indebted o
lin to come forward and fettle their &C
ounts, on or before the frf day of April
sext, othcrwiie fuits will be commenced
Or the recovery of the fame without re-
,ett to perfons.
From the many diAicultie. experienced
? collecting the fmall fums due him, he
under the necefity of giving this pub
&c notice, that after this date he will give
rcdit to no perfon whatever.
JOHN GADSBY.
January II. d
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LabOurerS wanted.

LabOurerS wanted.
qvJM to hire FIR tbe trsIent year, far
Or fqe NaVes fozaboar on my farm near
MeaanA1a. Mr.. Samuel Ligbtf5of Hvizg
on ne land 4vW eonfraa IN, tbem.
WILLIAM CRAIK.
January IS. d3tt