Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
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!, lNERrSy TRdDE 70 rSb,.
lhs eeransre- Of TIE Uai,ed AZ ~
r. ladia Is fecreafing IN degree a. n =
jafiou' 70 the insereit ofthas eon~5nf
| Dlri7g the pref-nt ftalon, unws.s 10y.
two hundred ihiPs have failed =. o
America 70 india and China. TN "Vn
tie port nt Salem alone has f-r, a.. \,
The Americans can build and "a y
their hips az a third part Of The ssnsa ar'
to which w are fubjea, aud their q, ~;
is unincumbered ~ the encrnsp. 49,
ges for civil and military eaahlahra'
n l4ndolian, = which our trsa;r 40
cehlrily contributes the confeoo-.S
is, chat they can and do nnierfell j
| mott of the fc. eign markets ana ~
unlefs Tome means be adopted 70 r., !
this commerce, mot unwifcly grar,.t
70 them, The importations Of our O..
pany NUT lhortly be confined 10 Il.
internal confumpioh.
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An article dated Naples, may s. :.
garded as another French Ml.s.a,
againlt Algi-rs, which the Chief C5ocI
feems determined to attack. Bop;r,.,.
is anxious 10 reconcile the EaelG
his plan. lie eniarges much Oh th.;.
fJlts and a'uociAtes the Algerires al,
nit agaiui I'll. Engiiih, and ~ rem.
leating thar if lie fights our cauf. |.
hopes we will countenance bis prOc,.d
ings.
Several Officers Of the garrf,a i
Bret have been recently inmurcd i
the Temple, fer having addei to th.;,
vote for The Confuhip fo- lifs. H.,
Moreau fhonld be Bonaparte's fncceGor.
1t is fad that very fpritcd rsa,oo.
france, igned by eighty five General
Ohcers,' has, within thee few days. ben
prelenyed 10 The Fira Conlul. lisa
maiferly piece Of e'eqnence, and fptat
thc'language offoldicfs who feel them.
ielves injured. In II the Confclis told,
that it is diihonei and impolitic to flr
our the army which fcrved in Itsl,
and Egypt, to the prejudice Of th.b bran.
troops tina. conquered in Germany, and
Of thaf- who put down the rebellion
in La Ven6ee. Neither MaGena Nor
Augereau 6gned this remonarsnc:.
which was III timed, becau(e in was tiu..
BY order Of Govern nent the remain.
ing caps Of libsriy which are YET fea
upon many of the public buildings 4.
Paris are to be removed ,
Louis the XVIII. is dangerounyia 10.
dfpolcd at Warflw.
TURKEY
We yeferday Gated that tie mc.
chants inierefei II the Turkilb use
bad made the neceiary enquiries to a.
certain whether that branch of our con.
merce would Be Injured by the troubl:i
which at prefent prevail in every quar-
ter Of the Ottoman Empire A dspu.
taJion from the members Of the Turkt1
Company waited on Lord HawkeibarH
by appointment, yeaeriay, to obtaa
information on this fubje6t, and TO re
qne9 the modation % one or tive
lhips Of war, in cafe he progress Of ts
infdrgents lhculd render il exPedientfu
he company 70 remove any part Of lh
Enghih property from that quarter
We are happy TO learn that the anlw-
returned by Lord Hawkeibury vas per
fetIy satisfactory. His Lordihip aaur
ed the u, thar there eYiaci no ground
Of apprehension with egsTd to the fate.
ty of Britilh property in the Tnrkllh
dominions I; but as the governmen; bad
generally kept up fmsll nuval force
in the Lcvant, be wonld make he n;.
ceGsry application TO the admiralty t''
the appointment Of two frigatss p thai
Ration, which would remain there TX
the protection Of the trade.
His Lotdihip alto informed the Dep
utation that his Mljeay's miaiters has
no rcafon 70 fnppofe that attempts
would be made from any quarter Tow
olate the integrity Of the TuIkllh En-
pire' With regard to the coocedlon
which the Porte is reported 10 have
made 70 France, OF the free navigator
cfthe Black SEA, his Lordfhip cbitrVe'.
that government had no knowledge q
any agreement 70 that efe6 having q
ken place but If the Turkilh Govern
ment lhould think il proper to make AZ