Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31

citizen Refsn. seeeived ( el'urisr from RAi,
Whole dfpatehe. 4 i Iaid' are Of Parstieuls in
portauce.
Two thoufand houfes have bsen delaroyed BY
| Ere in this capital wIfhin tkefe few days. The
lois TO the proprietors amount 10 many million.
vIEENA, MAI cH 20.
We are alared that the chduke Charles
ha&( eded ia. peruading Fell Martial the
boqfg to out his Hermitage, and
tS<hns, uete he VII. labo1 con
s!shdaks in The new organiz;a
81 MARCH "a.
from Hungary becomes more and
mo- InlcreRing all The troops cantoned in
that country are in motion, and i is no longer,
doubtful that It is intended to Occupy fome Of
the Turkith provinces. Several bait Alions 3!
Anarian troops liation.d in Trapfylsania have
received orders to march to Sheibnrgh, Cron-
aandi and Hermana adj, and leyeral detach
ments are expected At Biariez." The ndmber
OF thofe aGembled in. tt alfy fylvati;a amounts to
~ COO men. Its generally fiippofe thar they
are Intended to occupy Bu harea, Tergowiit,
and other principal les of 'W4lachia: CO.
Another Gordon Of Auarian troops is forme1
| on the frontiers Of Bofnia and Servia.
A numerous Auaran.atmy is ALTO aEambline
| ia Eaaern Calcia. The troops deaiued fssf
the advanced gaur1 Of That army have thei
rendezvouz at HaIitz and Doblillow. Thfe
troops are to be commanded BY General STR
Tray, and feem inren'ied 10 feize upon Moldavia.
A corps OF Ruilian troops is to co operate witt
them and to take pofelIion Of Bender and Akier
man.
The day befoie yeaerday, the Englih envov
here, the Hon. Arther Paget, received acouri
er from Lord E.igtn, :. raaaa 4ntinople, Who, i
is underitood. biings very iapoirant dfpatche.,
relative 10 the affairs Of Egypt. A great un
eatinefs prevails in the Porte, occaione BY a
general marua which i has conceived oi fever
al Courts. itD
HAMBURG, ,APRILz.
The Englilh mefsnger. who was 10 bling
the ultimatum of the ith Court, .relpeaing
the affairs OF Egypt, had not yet reached the
Thrkfh Capital, but was expected with great
anxiety. The Grand Seisnior and his Divsn
were. in aahate Of conf jerable agitati on. utiier
A fupoofirion Of plan having been conceived
60 fsiz- certain provinces Of the Ottoman En-
pire, now in 4 fate Of total anarchy" ,Itisre-
ported that the GTourt Of Vienna Is -efolved to
open Fesotiation with tn Porte for The ceflion
Of Bofnia, and Servia as an fndennifcatior for
the tTanfer Of the Venetian provinces to the
Grand Duke Of rdfcany a7'R7cs7 s..'s
Miscellaneous Articles -sss,, -, y,
Lord Kenyon, is faid be fucceeded BY Sir
Edward Law, as chief jptice of the Kings
Bench. - -. -, =
On the 9TH April, at the, Levee, Mr.. William
Smith, late American miniter at Portugal, was
pref-ntedto his M4jeity His Mai-Ry convert.
ed fome time with Mr.. Smith, on the fituAtion
of Portugal and France. Mr.. SIN til had paf-
fed fome months at Paris, and was making th-
tour OF Europe.
The Emperor OF Morocco has threatened 70
declare war againf Sweden and Holland, if
they do not tend their accutomed prefents in
three monthsi
L appears that the new Republic of the Sew.
en- IilAnds, IS dilraa.d by civil diTenlions.
The anembly oonvoked 70 give their opinion
upon certao alterations in the Cont utionfsn
toned by the Ottoman Porte and its Allies,
have annuiled that Conititutou, and appointed
a new LegAstnre. w The Kaimacan has ia
confeauence add -eiIed a letter to the Prefiient
Of the Senate, demanding the immediate reef
tablhment Of the former fylfem, to effect
With The Ruflian fquadron and troops at Ma
pies woalt, if necsGary be employed.
IN tie Hoys Of Lord,, on tbe Stb sf April,
Lard Grenvilee ob/srved g that Il qvould Be Of
Importance that Bis maiyqy's minifer, qokemver
tbs Dsfnitive Treaty comes 6sfors t6e Haais,
l5osn giDs na5k hrds fill time 10 gisr il ample
eosGdsr0tion before they 6oah be prsSd 70 any de-
ejion on tbs Jasiea, IN as much as tbe treaty DIFF
fsred in as nature and probable s9sa5, from al
former srsafies q peace; il 1Ud5 afuai 70 rec2gnze
and confirm all jormer treafiet Of amity be.
t7ossa both countries and their allies eubereas
this treaty aOoud go 70 abrogate and annnl all
former treaties. The ajrogafioa Of )oms freasies.
be evOud aiow, migbtbe bengfeiai 70 fbn country !;
tkaf nf 0fherf nuul Ls iuiurfouf H. x.auL Ruts