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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05


FROM Paris papers of the 18th init. receiv-
ed ia towo yeferday, it appears that the pro-
.iset Of conferring the Confulate upon Bonaparte
for life is rapidly advancing towards IT'S com
plction. To fubmit the queftion to the deci
fon of the people, in the prefent ate of France,
\ Is merely adding another at to the foenn
farce which has been performing in that coun.
s9ry fince the overthrow Of the Diredorial Con-
n iairuton. The dnouemet, there is now every
7safou TO believe, will be 20 render the Govern
nsns hereditary in thsfamily of the prefsnt u.
furper.
The Prefea of the Police has given public
notice that in execution of the Sd Article of the
zConfular Arrete, dated the 10th, he has open
Led two regiaers at the General Police Office,
Ito receive the votes cf the Citizens on the queE.
son propofed BY the ie Article of that Arrete,
viz.
"SbaH NapokonBsnapar'e Be ConfSifor ks ?"
\ Thefe rsgifers are 20 remain open during the
Kpsriod fixed by the AIrete. every day, from
nine 10 the ming 70 ten in the evening.
The Pre6dent Of the Legislative Body con
f6ders the reference 70 the people as an ad of
Humility on the part Of The Firit Confnl. and an
kbomage paid 10 hsr fovereign, p" that grand
Eprnciple which tho Revolution has coneera-
Red." Bur If this conduit be entitled to praile,
bow came .he Confervative Senate 10 vote that
BE fhould be continued for ten years longer
tban The period of his hra election, in dired
violation Of this graod principle, and of the
Fery letter and fpirit of the Contribution There
hever was more complete miinomer in polit
kal nomenclature than that Of calling fuch DO
y ~ of men Conffrvatice Senate, Whole ooly
junction fens to be that of deitroyirg every
barrier againf arbitrary power.
Fl In the Legislative Body on the 1I,h, the
councillor Of State Lacuee, propofed the plan of
- law for recruiting the army, by which the
peace ettablifhnsnt Of France will eoafilt of
k6o.coc men, who, according to Lacuee, are
No cortituie the epa'ladum Of glory abroad,
md Of lcerty at home -
III The French Funds have again fallen, and
en the isth the Tiers Cogfoiids was at 81.
We have the mott uuqueaionable au khority
Ycr astng, that in coniequence of reqhitition
s4rcm the Merchants of Dunkirk, who waited
'bpon the Chsf Conful, at Paris, during the
'k& week, that port is 20 be made free, as be-
1ore the war.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05
From our cor,epsndsn. a, Famtrrg5

4 From our Corrspsadsnf at Famtrrg5.
!" Accounts have reached Vienna of the de.
5sat of the Prince of Wallachia by Pafawan
pglcn and of an almot general infurteaon
n the European pode(Eons of the Grand Segn-
br.
The accounts from Confantinopie aate a
General rnmour in ths. higher Or cles OF the
4urkiih capital. that body of Ottoman troops
aIad been woraed by he Beys,and tbatin confe,
'4nence Of the prefeht ditraaed Rate Of that
kountry th6 Britfh forces lfill remaining in E.
'kpt had been iolicited By the Turkifh Cabinet
Not TO quit Alexandria. Should certain events
n conte mpation take place, there is great
ptobabIlity that Great Britain will endeayor to
eure TO herfelf the poG. Zion of that important
epnutsy.
!" The latef advces from Berlin, Of the 4lh
Mt. aate, that the King and Queen of PfulIia
nc 10 meet the Emperor Alexander of Rutfia,
w Mamel, on the roth Of next month With
Fgard 10 the iyitem to be adop'ed in the plan
IN ndemnities, there Gill exia material differ.
ghces between the Cabinets of Vienna and Ber
~ I; and the Emperor Of Rufia, il is fuppoled,
.9fas aiumed the Office of arbiter between the
&C Courts, by mutual content"
u. We are afured, by private letter, that a
~ days ago 1--WE believe on the 5th) an at.
fEmpt was made at the Parade on the life of
Z onsparts. The letter further Oates, that the
hole particulars Of this affair were fent 70 the
<&nghih Government and probably they were
fought by Mr.. Maadeville. We have no
\ frther Information by tie letter but from
81 channels we hear, thAt Generals Augereau,
1nena. and befnadotte, who are known to
sv w'sh an evil eye the increahng power of
onaparte, have been ordered to refide 90
I+zgues iror, Paris. The. Chief Conful has d.
\ SEQ the railing OF a corps OF honor, confit.
~ OF 1900 men, to protea bis perfon. Sun
' Knight one Of she regiments refafed to
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05
portlano.
MoNDAr, JUhr S, 1902.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

4yGe arrival lat tbs pm, On Wsdz4aay sprning la,
Of t5e e(5ip Nabby, Capt CRANDALL, IN Al Days
fsn LiVerp0ol zee bavs been tav0red with Lon
don atovs TO tie I7b N.Y. TIE JoAoaUiag ere
fbe only important arsicles recrived -
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05

herein differently provided FOR, fhal 5e, and is
hereby repealed.
lnfbe Hoss Of R.brtjf-tqficet, June ~. 1907.
This Bill, having had three feveral readings,
pahed 10 be enacted
JOHN c. JONES, Speakrr.
IN Senate, tune 49,. 1907.
This bill, having hid two ieveral reading, paf-
fed to be enacted.
DAVID COBB, P,rfaenf.
June IS, iSoz.--By the Governor Approved.
CALEB STRONG.
Attef, JOHN AVERY, Sersfa,y.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05
LasVs Of MaBaebg1sHs.
(j9abIiben b. aatboritp.)

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
In bs ye0r ef oar Lord oce tbosfand eight kindred
and f7f0.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-06
REVOLUTION IN OTAHEITF.

REVOLUTION IN OTAHEITF.
Ertra1q sf Letter hfrl neeived hom
tie Req. Mr.. Jx9xyeA, one Of The
miDg0saiirs at tbaf plGee.
A chief Of great authority from Han-
beine, who is now on this liland, has
given iome of Us various invitations to
his country, and promiled 10 be our rro-
tcttor. but at this time Fiuaheine and o.
Their ilands adjoining, are iavo!yed in
war. The iatne lpiri1, which Tor iome
years has been prevailing over Eorore,
has made its entrance INTO sneie ieas, and
caufed mach connection, AMI thrcaiens'
more among the fociety iilaads, the de-
.truftion OF all government and lubordi-
aa;ion. The Mannahcwne, or comaon
people, are Ring up sgaina their chiefs,
and overtufniog al authority. The COM
monalty ofOihaeite are equally daafIeti
ed 70 th4ir pysfea1 form ct government,
ar Hauheinc Uli8eea, or more properly
Oryaraa, and are watching favorable
opportunity Of lllaking OF their allcgiaac',
and lev5lling all diitinttion OF chiefs a
mong them. The PofPoiie arrived from
New South Walls at very critical pc
Rod for, as we have ancc been inform
ed, had her arrival besa enc week later,
ii would have been decided, whether
there fhosld have been one king, or eve
fy man king. What fate TIC Islands
to the ca!tward a:c in We Gamer tell.
The natives OF Otaheite in general appear
familiar and free from jealou(y, as We
have always aotiouly avoillsl interesting.
with their political fate. "
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-06
NEW YORK, November +.

Capt. Noble, of the brig Friends Ad-
venture, who arrived here on Saturday in
l. days from Cape Francois, informs US
that in the night Of the 9Th October, a
party Of the negroes Of ST. Domingo took
forcible poll: ilion of Porte de PaiS, and it
is expected have mafacred mott OF It's in
habjrants. Two boats full of people who
had fed, arrived at the Cape, ione Of
them mortally wounded. On the 10th,
the Admiral lent friga1e and a loop of
war, with troops, to endeavor to retake
it; with what fuccefs, Capt. Noble could
not learn, as he failed on the 18th. AT
his departure he heard very heavy can
nonading off Port-de- Paix. On the I'D,
in lat. 81, 10, N. long. II, s., w.
fpoke flip from England, bound to
New Providence, with hoops, very much
diiabIed, having carried away her main
top-malt and main yard, and fplis all her
fails to pieces.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-06
+ General Scanned, an anliable man and a

+ General Scanned, an anliable man and a
valuable officer, who was lain in battle during
the American revolutionary war, taught fchooi
ia town in New. England, nearly thirty years
ago and by the ingenious device of fixing. upon
iehoiars, rib5ands Of different colours, denoting
their progrels and their merits, he RATED and
cherifaea among them an ahonlhing degree of
emulation; and, at the fame time governed thsrl,
without the aid Of the fcourge and the fe III.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-06
alsranurla aDuerti5ar.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3.

EStyact ofa letter jrom an e6fFerv on d'ard
The fi;gate Jobu Hams, datea I'D
uQant.
"0ur crew is fckly at preient, By drinking the
water along idc hieh IS very dirty, &ni leaves
a violent relax. have been quite unweiI ~ 1:li
from drinking this water. VIC have Lett t"o men,
one iron, the n-rvous fever the other from acci
dent We got under way this morning al O.
clock, and are now leaving Caps fienFT,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-06
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. :.

- y
The United States frigate Con2ellatior,
capt. Murray, on the Ia July jaa, fol-
taincd al action eff Tripoli win nine gun
boats, and in half an hour drove five OF
them 2thorc, ard the remainder mo III
poll. No lives were left On board the
Conlfellation. Captain Murray YVES pre-
vented from dt3roying the boats driven
alhore, by the forts and troops Of the
enemy.
Arrived, brig CIariaa, Hunt, Crooked
Ia2nI; Roie, Chaumon, Mar,in;que fth'r
Jolly Bcahus, TnomPfoa, Jlln'lca; jane
and Mllia, Hunt, B4rbadoes.
Cleared, la'p John 4 Alice, WhiteGde,
Liverpool; orig LILY, Nichols, Fif,ani-
ola T; fh'r William Wright, Gain, Cape
Francois.
On Monday arrived hip, Rof:, Haw-
lev, from Batavia. Capt. HawIey, filled
from ST.. Helena On the 18th Of AaguF, IL
company with The brig Java, Of Baltimore,
and on his paiIage fpoke The following
veGels:
Sept. Z ), lat. IS, IS, n. long. s., go,
w. rhe lch'r Sufan, Of Portland, bound to
Berbice, on, days. OF. 6, LAT. 70, II,
N. long. S, w. the chip Diana, Of Bof.
son, capt. Smith, fros, the coa'} Of Pata-
gonia, laden with kins. 18th, lat. 70,
N. long. IS, w. the lch'r Thorn, FoIger,
from Baltimore to Bdrbaioes, out 70
days.
Same day arrived ihip Mars, capt. Hun
ter, II days from ST. pieros, Martinique,
VINO informs that all was quiet there, ana
markets dull the French, ince they have
taken the command OF theillaad, were kird
enough to the Americans, as to make them
pay the duties on their goods, on which
they had but few days before paid . the
Britilh. He further informs, that il was
very hckly at Port Royal, 70 that 10 or
1s of the French folders died daily.
Ship General Greene, Vernon Of this
port has arrived at Martinique.
Ship Fair American, Anirew Simon
ton, from oporto, fpyke the following
vefels
October lit. hip Dart, Parks, from
Norfolk TO Falmouth oar IS days.
October nth, hip Eliza, captain
Adall, from Bottom to Hamburger.
Oa. 10th, fchooner O.can Rooch, from
Portland TO Bartholomew.
Captain Hunter, from Martinique, left
there fchooner S. Domingo Packet, Bnn-
ker, to fail in or 4 days for ithe Cape.
Ship Bet(ey, Carnes, for Bottom to fail
in or 10 days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-06
}DubIic Sale.

On Moaday uext, at II o'Cleck, Il. NJ.
on the Prsmjhs, qviI psfG0eL be /old,
The two BRICK-HOUSES
on King Areef, the two Warehouies oppo-
hte D. Davey's, the two two aory Dwell
ling. Houfes near Major Rellel $, and fe-
reral valuable Lots on Washington, be-
tween King and Prince Areets.
PHILIP C. MARSTELLERs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-06
{Ioubllr 5ale.

On Tus/aay next zvU be (5A4, at the Vra-
due Rov, far tie b<neft of The a79sr-
1Uriters,
/. w. bale Of Flannels,
bale Of Roles,
r. T. H. 5 caiks of Nails.
Damaged on board the brig lndoary,
Can't. MKenzie, from Londen.
P. C. MARSIELLER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

q,Ia',, vas 81, is Ceneno and along the
'nR,a 20 Barcelona. IA Gui,a, and the oi.
- ofCgesC:,s. Il h5Fpeucd ~ mii,bl,h t
AMI Issir, 09on, Is seconds. No other
DAMAGE waS dJpe than cracking ,he wel *.
cs, o., tn- jip,i.ea, Aid ocaaslOn,ns q con-
siderable .,.sra.---:ad on Saturday the l4th
August bctTes0 ci,yep and twelve a. r..
{ very r.mar,Ill2 ,nient shock was sicu
teit therc. Is Iteration AS about twelve
seconds. bat 81 severe tina; al," It every
house in ;he town wgs torn TO pieces and
ruined 4 considerable Nuniter were
shook Gown. aid some persons killed
The agra,,oa % lhc ground was SO yio-
lent IS 10 open It IN seyceai places, from
whencc strung EusA water. i, was very
difficult 10 stand without surpost. q ship
that was upon he stuc.,s was moved sis
lnches in an eaSterly direction, and seve-
raj houses were also moved from three 10
SIX feet in the same Gjrec}ion.--ln some
places the grdun,l sunk rso feet, and in
others ro9e as5liucb.--it was attended, Is
IS generally ,he case, with dismal roar
ing noise under tie sgouGd.-D he distress
and alarn occ2sioned is IN Incredible. The
houses were dcSertSd SctcNts erected in the
streets The damage was estimated at
two hundrsd thousand doilus.--'ihe earth
continued shaking Slightly at intervals un-
I'll the l7th August w6en we saled--and
about 8 ;iovrs AFTER we en Curlana, being
about five leagues distant from il, and the
nearest land (ot soarG:ngs) felt on board
a sudden and severe shock, which no doubt
completed the destruction of the shattered
houses in Cumana The churches being !
lofty buildings were all unroofed.
According to the custom OF Catholic
countries the Holy Virgin was carried
through the streets, night and dey, ele-
gantiy dressed and illuminated, followed
by thousands singing Aiserecordia (haye
pity upon us).--(;reat apprehension was
entertained Cor the city OF Carrocus, the
buildings there being lofty. Should the
earthquake have happened, as was expect
ed, it must have been destroyed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

the schooner we speak !, The beIe; T ut
. - can think Of 10 piaesibls story ,.se
! uIorpng--l i'-ei the effects Ut the as. H.
I took last my al too r1ucs---sCn ;f.ar} - y
duii---great rliod no; to goto thu l,e-N,
dat wont 90 TO stay ~ hom.. eitcvt---
Try if | cant dream of some 90, : iiG Isl
( tonight.
tNsDAY.l Rested badiY-Boycr5
( speech on the Judiciary frightened ia@ a.
most TO death---coad dream u notnlr.,
but swords and gums, drums, ;flmpess ai:i
fore ! went to bed---takcr no more opiuuls
gives me the head ach next morning: mc;i.
drink two bottles of wine this afternoon,
and sleep sound--Bayard scared our StGe
ProdiSic Isly-denocrats laughed at his
threats--t wish he'd recolleGl how manr
Old women there were amongst uS---wc,,t
take my seat to-day--asraid 10 l.eaU he
worst os his speech--the worst Is 10 cou,=
pcrhaps--I see plainly il viii do rs no good
-can't Brighten the acknowledgements
when Nc Had all army at our bssslB, and
the goyernment in our hands tnssu'd
not.
SArua DAY, Feel somewhat cots scsed
--to-morrow viii be a leisure day--wont
go 10 Observation-Disclosures make q mockery
OF religion--people begin to know it's
shamsd to act the hypocrite on thst sui
lect--rcligion very good thirig-has no.
thing 10 tlo with politics, though church
and state is the song in Conne66cut--Fc..
do very wrong in that respe6t--toid thera
50 ot.en--nlore real religion on tlie other
Iside--they make no fuss about i.-NuSs
take my seat this Feds wiz thin.;
iiaye deserted them--uot ri eht to stay too
long on board sinking ship---rats DO no.
to so--very wise animals--peoPlc deserts
cd us--ye taxed them too high----dont care
thcugh-maGe money enough--.ioin the
other side for the Office had in vie,c---so
would am Of my lliends--no chance OF
birth ehor;ly--hoid too, little lcuEci--
our folks act badly--te!l too ia0ny lies
don't blame them nn;;ch neither--got no.
thing else TO tcll-people don't believe them
when he Speak The trutn---fesIeralisn ]
fear is done--we must charge cur ran.c,
and new name will rct serve us--pcopIc
not 50 ignorant herd as We have suTrce-
ed them--icel my EedcI alsIn oozifg outac
my toes--,ake care II does not set NY
stockings on fire---pooc Dayton's burrca
up few nights agc--nevtr been 50 lot AZ
him--high time 20 c.:ange my coar5S.
lNem. 10 take the first opportunity &c
becoming an honest man.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
A prLL RoYAL.

As Patrick O'kciy was ;aling fresh air
o recruit his ihcai,h aiid chase away care,
he was ret By a woman, Old, wither'd ard ;liT..
Aud 70 move lis compassion ghe thus did bcpi
Kind sir! give me alu og resis VIII ,7T' -
. I've Plenty SD he "a,.d " Us ycu 81 s..s =
ne,
" And now ] win spa-l:, Cor I'm sp-e JONI tc-
lcve me
Coed sir! you must know me, for vs,.s your
He started with horror, ard put up l,is Purse.
u know thee TOO wen, ucv l;crl. i; Thy iex.ueq
know thee toovcn, . thou base II Of creature
q And sooner, by tar, than give rice Gtoas,
"Thcu wreEch! ia destroy thsc, md cgt ny c,a,n
threat
" For was a healthy, ssour cl.;id as you'd see,
&c lust such as now niosr, as-ure;;ly shcu5 Be,
E" Iiad'st NOT wickedly chang 4 me for one Of his
own"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
Az OBSERVER.

It'has been said, and with great truth,
shat the two great parties in the United
States differ, not so much about the adj
ministrs,ion Of che constitution, as on fun .
damsutsl principles Of civil poiity. Every
DAYS experience confirms the remark,
and renders II no longer doubtful. What
ever or wiomsosveris truly republican, IS
despicahie 10 the eyes of orr leading r.
@S7aGsts. The negligence, The indifer-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

L any ofthcse remarks apply 10 M. lei.
.Sfson, tic i,Hit Is MS not ours.'
Snch IS tx lAnsuasc whic.i ,hese. f5irPdS
aTcr@.J' u?p.y To inc 60. magistrate OtuIt
unionl
-,-aia. Speaking ofthc lctte;. which
the i'g.side :. wrote to Ma. pone a,d oi
tne pass2.st which he offered al:n 20 Ame-
RIGA in one u our arm x vessels, BroASun
So " cian ~hp can iAv.te ,tn % inns
contry at rhs expense cf,he nation, may,
toI>ougat that We know, deserve the name
of VILLAIN anA FIX DOES All th5s in u
secret, sly, undcrhand manner, some wao
take a pleasure in The use oi haIsii Ian
guage may pronounce him cow
ARpn
Such is now the universal language OF
the feisrai presses. Weleavc our readers
to make their own comments, and indulge
their own feelings.
.fmefican ciii-cr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

The stockings ofthe eiegu,s!s Of Paris er-
pear like gauze, and are Of open woikecL
silk. Their covering is trar>parent mus.
i'm. z. plate of the Parisian fashions in
May represents mcdish female inipu-
dencc nearly IN the style OF Eve, before her
iail. ! he bosom is ppdigaIly display
ed, and the petqcoat Is festoobed and hi.t.,-
ed rather niger than.the ankles.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

By the brig Hornet, capt. Love, from
Cumana, arrived at Wiinington. on
Saturday, che Cd July, shock OF earth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
I7E-rS or EoRzIcN ms E1xIcENuE

The election of Donaparte for life has
been completed !; there were 20 or sc, 900
votes for MS having the right Of naming
his successor. Bread is less scarce in
France than it has been. a new eleGton
OF members for parliament has occurred
in England. Fox and Gardner are rec
lcefed ior Westminster. Windhain is G.
lected. Sheridan is reelected. Sir Sid
ney Smitl, is clecled. acknowledgements
is appointed by the Dutch government
their minister to England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
LONDON, Juno s,

LONDON, June >
1t appears By accounts from the Medi-
terranean, that a rebellion lately broke chit
i'll the empire of Morocco, against the EN-.
Peror, and the insurgents we're headed bv
the emperor's nephew, who has, however,
been defeated with great loss. The par.
iiculars OF the battle are contained in the
following extract of a private letter, dated
'Fangiers May I9.
"We have this dayreceiyed Intelligence
OF an action having taken place between
the emperor of Morocco and his nephew,
in which the latter has been completely
defeatedwith greatloss; it is already known
that there are 5000 killed, 24oO taken pri-
soners, besides animmense number wound
ed. The emperor speaks in the highest
terms of the very great assistance he re-
celyed from an officer, who arrived at the
camp the night before the action, and re-
quested the Emperor to accept his servi-
ces. Hc had the command of a squadron
of horse, and contributed in a great nea-
sure to defeat the enemy. tits expe6 ted
that this week will put an end TO the war,
as ambassadors are now going from the
Emperor in answer to terms proposed BY
the nephew. We learn that the officer
who distinguished himself 50 much be-
longs to the city of London light horse,
and that ne is deputed from SOM Of the
principal merchants in that city, 10 pro
cure the release Of two ships detained by
the Emperor Of Morocco. We are hap
py 10 ind, that in consequence of his
great service ON the occasion, the Empc-
ror mas lent a favorable ear to his mission.
The Emperor has already conferred some
distinguished honors upon him"
The following aulacious thcft was late
" pra6tised in London. A fellow entered
gentleman's housc in Portland place,
and finding no person in The servants,
hall, he took a'l the great coats which
were nearly new, and threw them over
MS shoulder. As ne was making his es-
cape, he was met by the second coach1an,
who enluired what he was going to do
With the coats Tic fellow quite unen-
barrassed replied, " that he was TAX
ing them TO clean" as they were splash
ed. The coachman believing THIS to be
the case said "stop q little and YOU shall
have mine too, which leaccordingjy gave
him and suffered the fellow 20 de9art .---
nor was it until some hours after that the
theft was discovered
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
General Massena is among the richest
individuals in Europe; he has, at least,
6o,oool. sterling per annum.


The famous French general, Angereau,
is a native of Paris, and The SOD Of fruit
erer. Though he has been lately disgya-
ced, pro forma, from tae consular court
he possesses infinitely more of Bonapare's
confidence than any other chief OF the ar
my. 1t was ne, WHO, at Lodi, pushed ge-
neral Bonaparte into ditch, while he was
advancing at full gallop to encounter the
enemy at the head Of his troops. q Stay
there, said Angereau to him, what should
we do if you were killed."
! The trial OF Dg0ia Forrsste7-, alias Viii
iiams, one Of the mu,ineers ofth Hermi
one figate, commenced on Tuesday morn
ing on board his maiesty's ship GIadia
tor, at Portsmouth, aud lasted three hours
when it was fully proved he was the mar
who murdered captain Pigot, and threw
him overheard, and otherwise aided anc
I assisted in the mutiny. He was sentenc
ed TO be hung on any one ship the lord.
\ commissioners ofthe admiralty may pleas,
60 direct. lie made 10 defenve.
[London fahcr.1
WAS it not also hroUe,i that Jo1a,ha7
Robbins was the identical man who nnr
! deeed capt. Pisot and tlsew his body over
board (: and was not his body hanged on
| higher gihbet than any other at Jamaic.
on that accoGnt21 .Aurorc.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-02

ter, he coniuited me upan the point. The
aniwer was, that my memory was, at beit,
but a bad one; that might have miappre~
hended tome of his words; and that repoied
unlimited confidence in his veracitv and diff
eretion. Accordngly,his letter was printed,
felt no earthly motive to with for the fup-
preflion of a Jingle word off
In this lait number of the Examiner, MIR.
Banks has been again brought forward and
to as little ferrous purpofe, as in the former
initance. This laf number contains long
accompt current between Mr. Jones and
myielk That account cloies with an attef-
tation by Mr.. Banks here it follows.
AT the requeit of Mr. M. Jones, Ger.
tify that the above account appears on his
book to have been balanced by nae about
" two years ago. do not recole6 whether Mr..
Z" Calender was preirnt or NOT, but have no
doubt, from fubiequent circumstances that it
was correct, and expect it viii be admitted
by Mr.. Calender to be fo.''