Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
foreign siilsgI!iseaec.

Ptiva,e accounts from Paris, talk
a fort Of Oaracifn, which is TO be iano
toned by Senatus Coniultum, who
will comprehend all thole who hav
taken pa;t in the troubles Of the inter-
or, or in intrigues with the foreign en-
my The incorrigiblc RoyaliIts will, !
is iaid, be con du6ed to the frontiers o.
the Republic while thole who have
been active in anarchic or Jacobinical
confpiraci-s, are to be tranlported be
Yond the feas The lii il forming I'm
der he eye of the Firf ConGul he has
collected in a book, which he does MOI
thew TO any peIfon, very detailed &C
counts of the mott marked characters oi
the Revolution. No one knows who
has furnlhed him with thele accounts
but he conGults this book, every time
he has nomination to make, or rig
orous mealure to order.
This morning we received Paris pa
pers to the 10th - Every thing feems
10 confirm the report, that the Chief
Gonful is determined TO inhia a fgnal
pnnihmcut upon the Barbary Powers :
The Moniteur Of the 10Th, contains a
detail Of the depredations which the
Dey Of Algiers has been committing
for The laft 6 months upon the different
Powers of Europe. g 1t is uleful," fays
The Moniteur, "to publiih it, becaufe in
reading il we thali be lefs afonilhed at
The extreme rap city, than at the auda.
city of this Barbarian, who fsems to
think himlelf the Sovereign Of the Uni
verfe, becaufe he treats all the other
Governments as if they were tributary
to him" 1T mutt be acknowledged,
however, that the conduit of thefs Bar.
baIians is lels difgracefuI than The
meannefs which Europe has 70 long
been guilty of in condefcending to pur-
chafe their amity and forbearance.
A letter from Madras, fays, " a moi
advantageous trade is now carried on
with the Mulucca Hands The whole
Of the gold duf collected in Celebes i:
given in exchange foi the manufactures
of England and of Britilh India Thi.
lucrative branch of commerce, which
has long been in the hands of the Chi
nele, is now fallen into the podeiiion Of
the Engliih,"
AUGUST IS.
A divilion has failed from Toulor
againlt Tunis, with an Aid de camp d
the Firh Conful, who is to demand o.
the Bey the caufe of his violation of tht
treaties with France, and of bis inlnlt.
to the French flag. The Dey of Algier'
viii receive next a Witt from the French
fquadron.
PARIS, AUG. 81.
A very unexpected event has juG
taken place. The French government
has entered an abfolute prohibition O.
the introduction of Engifh newspapers
Ii is no longer permitted 10 any perlor
whatever to receive them. The Com
mifaries Of the Police have made rig
orous fearch in all the Coffee houles
and CaJinstt de Lecture, and carried Of
all the papers which they could 6nd
This mesfure has been adopted in con
fequence of the remarks made in your
Journals on the article which lately ap
peared in the Moniteur.
This event has occafoned a ltron}
fenfation here. We can now receiv
the news from England only through
the medium Of the Hamburger, Frank
fort, and Praaian Joui nails, which ar
too complaint 10 copy any articl
which may difpleafe the French gov
eminent.
General Vidal, formerly chief 0
Bernadotte's Staff, has been arre(fed
it is even faid that Bernadotte has re
ceived orders to quit Paris, or, as it
commonly exprefsd, he has acccpte'
of difminion TO conceal his being di
graced. The government, although
has proclaimed its liability, follows il
old career. It's fears are as ltrong a
ever, and in its terrors it fparss neithe
poverty, Ignorance or weakness. 1t
not uncommon 10 fee workman drag
geG from his work ihop to prilon, with
ont being allowed time even to take hi
coat with him their wives (who ar
often ccmprehended il thofe cruel al
reItations) follow with their frightene,
children in their arms.
On the aSth Of May in the midi of
violent form their fell at Puz a Niche
in Hungary, three large mades of ic,
forming a fquare of three feet, an
.un fer -, th:cLneC. n .I.a.-L:a.z Il