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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25
Real Estate at Auction.

-&> c. -
DY order of Ine Court Of Cormon Pleas
- forthe county of Lincoln will be iod
on Wednesday the fri day Of June next, &C
the dwelling houle of Brriinsia PsiDrs,, innhol-
der IN Camden, at 10 o'eloski 4 y 70 much
of the Real Eltate, OF lillian afoiiaens, late
of Camden, deccsfed, - will amount 20 the
fun Of Twenty four hundred fcventy eight
dollars and fIxty cents, for he brncfi Of cred-
tiers, 10 diicharge mortgage on iaid eftzte
and for charges Of adminiitration--S ard Real
EIfate being Lots and parts Of Lists whereof
the drceaied died leized, in he Twenty AfIo-
GATES Lands in Camden, and BaFretaon 10
eailed) together with valuable traGS known
by the name Of Beauchanp neck, [ltuS &c IN
fsid Camden. Plans and accurate iurgeys of
the feVe Al Lots will bs ready for exaninat,en
before The time Of fac---An objectionable
title givea on the payment Of the Purchaic
money.
MARY MOLINFUx, A4rziu5fratrix.
carzasa Ap'a - 1903
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David Griffith.

- hopefully informs his friends and cuff
N toners, that he has taken a ftsnd in
Middle Stree, next door TO the Portland Bank
WHO'RE be has for fale general sfforiment of
Wsf-lndia Goods 6 Groceries,,
of the beft quality.
Likewife, has JUN received a iarse aaort-
ment of Kitchen and Flower
GARDEN SEEDS
whelefale and retail. He Astters himfrIf be
fhall be able to fuPply them with as good
iced, and on As objectionable terms as can be
Purchsied in Bottom, or elsewhere Catalogues
OF which arc printed, 10 accommodate his
euffomers. $50 a > fA
ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL
TREES.
Several hundred Poplar and Balm OF Gileai
Trees, tor fale as above They are of an ex-
celleat growth, and will be warranted and lct
az short notice, at any place within Eve
miles of this town.
Portland, Msrs5 "a.
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Commercial.

,a PRICES AT LIVERPOOL.
SuPerhne Flour 37s. per barrel /;
Torpentine Is to zos. Cd. per cwr. Tar
1910 I9s Georgia Sea Iaand Cotton
"a TO 37d per 10. Upland ladto Iatd.
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80 fNfALLlBLE
4 ACUE AND FEVER DROPS,

For The cure Of Agues, Remitfent and liter
mftteHt FeyeS5.
Thoufands can teftfy their being cured
by thefe drops, after the bark aud every
other medicine has proved inefectual; and
not one in hundred has had oecafion to
take more than one, and numbers not half
a hottie
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

TO Re bod az PuBLtc AUCTION, az
Tburjaay tie .sfB Of My rext, AZ IL
o'clock in tie forenoon, at mr.. Beeman'r
Tavern, Portland,
n BOUT Nine Hundred Tons Of WHARF
Z "A, IMBERy now lying AZ Cozen's River,
FreePort. The terms Of payment will be
made convenient to-.thc purchrlcr
LENUEL WEEK, c0mmitt-e
JOSHUA ROGERS, Of tie
I'M. DAVID GREEN, } Prqerirfor5.
13ril ~. E
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OllCE IS hereby gwen TO the Creditors
IN OF JOSEPH CHRISTOPHERS.

Nj OilCE IS hereby gwen TO the Creditors
~ Of JOSEPH CHRISTOPHERS,
OF Wiicaflet, IN the county OF Lincoln, mer-
chant, againf whom a commilion of Bank
ruptcy has been ifiued and awarded, that the
Csmmiihoners named and au,heriled in he
iaid comniflion, and the Afignees of his eila &c
ana effects, intend TO meet at the Office of
Jeremiah BsiLy,. Efq. in Wifcahct, on Thurf-
day the ~ day Of May next, At 9 O'Clock.
A NJ. then Ac there TO make dividend of
the efiate and effects Of faid Bankrupt--whcn
and where the creditors who have NOT already
proved their debts are TO come prep ared to
prove the fame, or they will be excluded the
benefit Of fat dividend
WILLIAM PIKE,
BADDELLY CHILD, BY AEgnesI.
WiHlm Pile, Biz An0yay,)
Nysa5st, april Is. 1903
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NOTICE is hereby gievn tharthe fubfcri-
IN Der has been duly chofen AHignce of the
WiicaiIet, merchant, Bankrupt All per-
ions indebted to faid Stuart are, required to
make immediate payment--ard all thofe who
have any Of his effects to deliver the fame to
JERE. BAILEY, <!D;gnss
WySsGst, AprH %. 1899
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

Fires.-On Thuriday the 10th ult.
about nine O'clock, in the morning, the
dwelling houfe OF the Rev. Mr.. Htkia
jon, Of Lmlng,on took 6fe in one OF the
chambers ana in few minutes was to-
tally coaiumed. The mott OF the fur
nIture ~ the lower rooms was faved
but many valuable articles in the cham
bers were lot. The damage, on the
loweit ejaculation IS elinatsd az 1000
doilafs- BY the friendly eker lions Of
the inhabitants, on the following Tuei.
DAY another houfe of the fsme dimcn.
tirn was raned in the fame place, and
rapidly repairing for III, reception.
On the soih ut. was confirmed by
hre, at Marlborough. large aud con.
venieet Bl4ckimab's ihop, belonging to
Jacob Tabei. Frieni raber, in at
tempting zoe late TO iecure fome prop
evty lodged in The ch4moer, WI, much
icjured BY he FIRE, and narrowly Ct
caped with has life. The LOT, Is eaimat.
cd at between four and Eve hundred
dollars.
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Houfe for Sale.

EoRvSALE, Houle htusted in Main Street,
4 we'll calculated for Board ag Houfc -
Terms of payment made eafy o the purcha-
Ter "A good TsgJ Of 70 or 30 tons burthen
w,ll DC tahen in part payment-Any perfon
who may with to purehAle or exchange, will
Peafe 70 apply 10 the Priater for further in :
formation. Portland, 66rfl IL.
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Take Notice.

.. / aKt NOIlCt.
q The Jale Of furniture at Mr..
DAVIS 5qpjt, ia Uai9a Street. D'b2Rboned 20
fvtdnrjaey the f1oent1 -Js0rntb ieR af fet
O'clock A. NJ.
SAC Parker, AEgnce
kbvH l6, ,So7
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Notice.

Notice.
HE conse Sion in bufinefs between Ge,rr,
i Wakefield, jim. and Hrilliar, Ds5Is, under
the firm oil WAKEFIELD & DORBS. wa,
diflolved on the fri Of January laR.
GEORGE WAKEFIELD, IuN.
In WILLIAM DOBBS.
dbyi as, 1904.
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On Monday, the 23d day Of May

n m = - - d
next, will be fold At Public Vsndne
1T DAYTD .sEASE'S AHtsio4 Room, Fsr1G' ert,
Two LOTS or LAND. Of 100 acres,each,
l. 10 the tewniliip Of Nero Portland = z,
Lei No. 8. Range "a. ia III. mn DlO1f7n.
LotNo. IS Ragged, irtbs Ea9 Dipyi7n.
The aforementioned lofs are = uated a
he mon fertile part Of fad tracf and are
well ca culatcd to make cxcelicnt firm -
Good titles will be given One fourth part
Of the purchafe money will be equ-tri AZ
the time of fale aud liberal credit given
for the remainder, with good lecurity
Sale III o'clock NJ.
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TO be rold at PUBLIC vENDUE. on
on Moraay he I'd day Of Nav next.
az BeJtsf in the county nf Hanceck she fare
and Effects of Hiliam H1b5s & lfsfs Merrill,
Ba1kruprs - The above fae for the benefit
ot the creditors of faid H4h5i md NrrW,
Stephen LONGFELLOW Jun.
L1 A9I.aes.
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10 be Sold,

a Han6fome, weI-6nithed DWELLING
IN HOUSE, and Barn in good repair
The hoale is 40 by "a feet. with Porch,
IA by ~ feet fitted for fcallefy. The
honfe is two-Rories, with four rooms on
foor = feven floors painted The whole with
in fifty rods of BoVDdOia Cclleye and well a..
dapted for a Pub &c houle- keeper or good
6tustion for taking boarders ANY perioR
deirous of purchafing, may Apply to th, fub-
fcriber ON the Premifes, or to Doctor CHARLEs
CeFFiS.
EBENEZER COFFIN.
Byunfs0ieL, .fsyI 10. 1909
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

Mr.. c. P. Wayne has contradiaed
the report of the publication in London,
Of the hiaory Of Gen. Warrington.
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Jerks Maine Marine Liz.
Port Of J9ortIann.

Port Of I3ortiann.
FRIDA7-, APRIL IT.
Arrived. faip Live Oak. Capt. Dyer, 40
days from Liverpool. news.
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Real, EHate for Sale.


T7HREE LOTS OF LAND--t~o bounded
J. on the wcitery hde Of Daafs-f5 fyset, the
other on SLsfaaf erss two OF them are 70
fisuated as to be worth the attention Of any
gentleman; Danfortt Erect having become
one of the main entrances into Portland
For terms apply at the Auction, Fiji arect.
Portland 4byH I3
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cHURcH's CoUGH DROPS.
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GoWLAND's LOTION.

THE ANODYNE ELIXIR,
For the cure of every kind of head ache.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

JHE pablis are rsLpeafaily informed thai
THOMAS CLARK, Boozycler and STA :
toner, bas inf rseeived, from fbs Pafeas
and Family Medicine fore Of Richard Lee &
Co. Nezryork, (rs6 JpPpJ Of tbef ol2oaviug
VALUABLE MEDICINES, -
sr5ieb are is bigb edeens and general ne
throughout tbe United Slater, many oftbens
being fold cheaper f5aR tie Drugs Of zUbieb
fby ere compounded, could be pmebaJfd a.
a retail fore.
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saies at auaiols.
Tomorrow, Goth April,

vii Be )oH az ds7iSn, o5the Prsr'Jef'
a DWELLING HOUSE in 1srH street
a nearly oppo6te Mr.. Matthew COBB 5
new houfc
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] GASCOIGNE."

Anofber fran M47s. CrQppv, Besfau g
Co. Merchant, Live,p0oi, dad he
10th Of Mareb, 10 sb1T e0rrelpoodsnt ~
tbs eiH.
I" ih- mayor of Liverpool has this
morning received letter from one Of
our Members of Parliament, Eating
that m-hage had been fent to the
Houle OF Commons by the King. order
ing the militia to be embodied; and
thai WAR, was very much expeaed.
He wrote 10 great hate, iult betore the
the departure OF the pot and had net
Time to enlarge"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

imous fylf-m which has been reforted
70 (; TOR though negotiation may fuc
coed, yes it's evident that bad the other
COURT been purified and poacilion of
New Orleans taken. the European war
would have put feal on the acquifition,
and made il ours at far lefs expcnce
than We mutt now incur, on the mott
favorable fdppo6tion. Bur what is of
shonfand times more confequenec, we
fhculj thea have preierved national
Character.
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TIE toHs4vigg is a copy Of a later from T.
Gaeo;grs, Mrmbsy Of Parliament trsm
Lt0e pol, 10 tbe Mayor offtfs Cry, dat
ed, LsnSin, 8, r. N.
DsAR SIR,
& War is erpetted--a meaAce this
day from the King to the Houe #
thar tendency-MiitIa expected TO be
called to guard agAinlt inv<iion-S.cck
down 1 per cent.-Mr. PIT, it is fup.
pofrd, will return foon TO power
have tine 70 add no more, IT being s
O'Clock.
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VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.

y TRE DISTRICT OF MzfuE-c9ntiinata.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-22
mo. AL

Est,aR eta dypafeb -t,0az Mr.. Li'oa 70
s lard Hazvk.6ury, datfd Hague, 18Th
OGo5ey, 1902.
A few hours aiterI had ient of my
Taft difpatch to your lordihip ION Saturday
the 9th of this monthly the French ambaf
iador, M. de Semonville, waited upon the
preGdent of the government OF fate, and
informed him that he had jua received,
by a courier from Paris orders to inform
the government of this country,
"7Que lie premier eonful svoit afpfis,
ayec autant de farprife que Immigration,
que DIES perfonnes avides de revolutions
youloient de nouve al troubler lie repos
dams la Batavie, en- abufant meme pour Get
effer de nonse refpe6aabes; eft que lie pre-
mier conful, CONNIE allie de la republique,
invitoit lie gouvernement pFendre soutes
les mefures ncceAaries pour mointcnir l'or-
Dire des chofes etabli par la contribution. ~
Thefe were nearly the words read to me
by the fecretary of fate from note in
his own hand writing, dictated TO hlm oy
M. de Semonyille, with view to its
publication, land tranlation was accor-
dinghy inherited in the Dutch oficialPaper
of the Hague on the nth; y but they fall
very hort Of the language employed by
7S4t the Fbya Coefal had k0yut,
au;,b eqaal /arprj/s and Indignation, that
Jane pe,/ons, eager for vevslafi0us, 1u;l5ed'
qg4iu to difurb tbetrauqailiyg Batavia,
<U<n abafug for that purple the msR re-
Ibee7a5s Names. Ind thar The Firf Can
i'll, as ally totbe republic, bad nOasd The
gOverumtat to take (aeb meafares as NIGH
be nee10avy to maintain The order IF things
sgablyibsd BY TIE contribution.
Edit. Aafi-Demos
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His majesty has no ether desire than 'nss
the people Of Switzerland, who now aP-
pear TO be so generally united, should DC
left at liberty TO settle their own internal !
government, without the interposltlons o.
foreign powers; and with whatever regret
his majessy may have perused the late
proclamation OF the French government,
he is yet unwilling TO believe that tney
will farther attempt TO control that moe
pendent nationinthe exercise OF Their un-
doubted rights. His majesty THINKS nm
self called upon by bis regard tor the &C.
neral interests of Europe, and by his Pc,
culiar soiicitude for the happiness ana
welfare of the Swiss nation, TO express
these his sentiments with trankness ana
sincerity which he feels to be due to Ills
character, and to the good understanding
which he is desrous of preserving with
the government of Francee-DoWnlng
street, October 10, 1902.
NJ Otto, SC. sc. &c.
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BALTIMORE, Tuly 70.

List of Ameriean Vessels at The p0rt # {.
Francois, taken jreu BeesJ's Marin
Register, july /, 1903.
Ship Mary, -, Bottom.
Briggs Rockland, King, New YORK
Succels, Novao, Charleiton; Suianoa'
Thornton, Baltimore /; Two Brothsf''
Childs, Chariefon.
Sch'rs Enterprise, Manning, Alexs1'
dria /; Betfey, Richards, N. York (; ~
York, Crowell, N. York Gov. White
Morris, St. Mays !; Maria, RICHARDS
Philadelphia VIM. Wright, Odlin, 90
John Wharton, Jolly's Landing; ReIola'
ton, Goodwin, N. London ; Jolly bas'
chus, Harper, Philadelphia (; C0fnel'''
Giddings, Savannah.
Sloops Gov. Tatnel, Jones, Chaf'sl'oo'
Polly, Lefingwell, N. London.
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the French miniacr for foreign affairs in
his dispatches TO the ambaaador, and 10
1.-THE congratulations made by him to the
Dutch charge affairs at Paris, (who al
|lo fent mellcnger TO the Hague upon the
occafon.) IN thefe NJ. dc Talleyrand
entered into Considerable detail on the4ab-
jeta Of the plots fuppofed TO be formed in
this country againa the naturalization,
mentioned the names Of the chiefs, and
ended by making an offer, on the part OF
the frf Conful, to come to the afiiltance
Of the government nhould circumstances
render il neceaary) with all his forces.
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Y mo. III
NOTE VERBALE.

Lord TIawkesbury has received his ma
.jesty's commands TO communicate, thro'
MIR. Otto to the French government, the
sentiments of deep regret which have
been excited in his majesty's mind by the.
address Of the first consul to the Helvetic
people, which was published by authority
In the Monireur of the lst instant; and
by the representations which have been
made to his majesty on this subject, on
behalf of the>nation whose interests are
so Immediately affected by 1t. Ills ma
-iesty most sincerely lapents the convul-
sions TO which tie Swiss cantons have tor
sometime past been exposed; but he can
csnsidertheir late ex rtions in'no other light
than as the lawful efforts of brave and
generous people to recover their ancient,
laws and government, and to procure the
re-establishment of system which expe-
rience has demonstrated, not only to be
favorable 20 the maintenance of their do
mestic happiness, but to be perfectly con-
sisrent with the tranquility and security
of other powers.
The Cantons Of Switzerland unquesti-
onably possess.in the same degree as every
other independent state, the right OF re-
guiating their own internal concerns; .
and this RICH. has, moreover, in the pre-
sent instance, been formally and expli-
CITY guaranteed to the Swiss nation by
the French government in the treaty of
LuneviIle, conformity with the other pow
efs who were parties to that engagement.
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Negociation Nth France.
] Trasslasian Of EnelosHre referred 70 ~
Nc. i6.
N q T r.

So long as Switzerland was oCCupicapy
she French armies, the wishes OF the
people could never be freely manifested.
The petty revolutions which took place
in the government were the mere tricks
OF certain factions, in wl..ch the nation
at large took but very triding interest.
Scarcely did Switzerland think herself IN
dependent, when she was desirous OF re-
turning to her ancient institutions, rem
dered still dearer to her by her late mis-
fortunes, and the arbitrary acts CT the go
yernment furnished her with the means OF
doing so. Almost the whole OF Swltzef-s
land, with unexampled unanimity and mo-
dcration shook off the yoke. lf'e can
tons formed themselves into constituent
bodies and twelve of the thirteen cantons
of Switzerland sent their representatives TO
tie diet of Schwitz, in order there to Dr.
ganize central power, which might
Be acceptable to the neighbouring pow
GERS.
The arstocratical cantons renowned
their exclusive rights; the Pays de Vaud
was left at liberty to form its own eonstl-
tuition, as well as Thurgovia and the Other
new cantons.
The government having taken refuge,
at Lausanne, was by no means secure
there, notwithstanding its regular troops
perhaps at the present moment it no longer
exists.
Who would not have thought that &C
cording TO the stipulation Of the treaty It
Luneyille, which grants independence to
Switzerland. and thesright OF choosing ITS
own government, every thing was settled,
and that this nation might see It's former
happiness and tranquility revive
Who would have thought that the hfst
consul would have issued such decree as
that Of the 9Th Vendemaife +!
Is an independent nation to be thus
treated {? Should Bonaparte persist IN
his determinations, and the other powers
should not interpose in our favour, It only
remains for us either ts bury ourselves III
the ruins of our houses, although without
hope of resistance, exhausted as we are by
the Colossus who is about to overwhein.
us, or to debase ourselves in the eyes OF
the whole universe?
Will the government ct this generous
nation, which has at all times afforded SO
many proofs of the interest it takes IN the
welfare of the Swiss, do nothing tor us
under circumstances which are to decide,
whether we are still to be ranked amongst
free pss2lt 2
We have only men left us: The revo-
luton and spoliations without end, have.
exhausted our means: we are without
arms, without ammunition, and without
stores-snd without money to purchase.
them.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 90.

Arrived. ship Rebecca. M'lver, Do
Croix,; bfig Fair American, Da Costa
de. schooner Olive Branch, Ruff, Cape
Francois; Regulator, Evans, New W.
leans ; Nancy, Endicott, Jamaica.
.A,rrv.d at tie LaSaretto,
Brig Sally, Edwards, Jamaica-LeftH
On the 9th June
Cleared, brig Lark, Helans, Jamaica
schooner 3etsey, Thompson, Surrlnam ;
sloop Mary, Surinam.
Schooner Liberty, from hence for ST.
Kits, was spoken the 18th inst. N la''
SO, SO, long. 70, 30
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No. 81. Extraa of a ailpa.ch from
Mr.. Jackion to Lord Hawkeibury, dated
Berlin, Nov. IS, ISor; Eating thar
count Hssgwitz had limited that the king
OF PruAia took avery flight intereit 10 the
fate Of Malta; and that he was counte
nanced in withholding bis guarantee b.
the example Of SPAN. He, however, add.
ed, that the report in queaion had been
made to the king, and that he only wait.
ed his majeay's commands to confer with
M. Jackfon farther on the fubjea.
Nos. 81 and 80 are unlmportant.
No. "a contains the conditions upon
which his imperial msjeRy Of all the Rul.
Gas is willing TO aecede TO the POPULATIONS
Of the 10th article Of the treaty Of A.
miens.
I. The acknowledgment Of the fove.
reign,y Of the order OF St. John Of Jeru.
ialem, over the iaand Of Malta and ita
dependencies the acknowledgment Of the
grand matter, and Of the civil government,
Of the order, according to its ancient In
iirutions, with the aimiiiion into it Of
native Malteie.
:. The rights Of the king Of the Two
Sicilies, as tuzerain of The ;lland, hall
remain upon the fame foofing as they were
previous to the war, which is now ter.
minated by the treaty of Amiens.
3. The independence and neutrality Of
the illand Of Malta, its ports and Deepen.
denotes ihall be fecured and guaranteed
by the REFLECTIVE contracting powers, who
hall mutually engage to acknowledge and
maintain that neutfality, in all Cafes Of
war; whether between each other, or be-
tween any of them and any Other power,
not excepting his sicilian majeay, Whole
rights Of foycteignty lhaIi not extend 70
as TO enable him to caufe departure from
the neutrality Of the iland, as guasanteed
by the prcfent act.
4. Until the osder lnali be in 6tua,ion
10 provide, by its own resoarces, for the
maintenance Of IT'S independence and neu.
trality as fecured by the preceding arti-
Gle, as we'll as for the defence of their prin.
cpaI re6dence, the different forts fhal
be occupied by his Sicilian Msie&y's
troops, Who fhall fend lufGcient fosce
for the defence Of the iiland and lis deper-
denotes, the number of which ihall be
agreed upon by his faid majeRy ana the
two con,ratsiDg powers halI take upon
themfelves conjointly, the expencc OF
maintaining the whole of the faid troops,
20 long as the defence Of the iland fhall
continue to be introitel 10 them. during
which period The laid troops lhall be un-
der the authority Of the grand mater and
his government.
s. The prefent additional at tha'l be
conGlered as forming an integral part Of
the treaty Of Ameins, the fame as It It
had been inferred therein, word fer WORD,
and lhall be executed in like manner.
s. Their majeaies, The emperor OF al!
the RuAias, the emperor of the Romans,
the king of Spain, the king Of the Two
Sicilies, and the king Of PfsGa, fhall be
invited 10 accede 10 this att as guran-
tees. iSigoed)
ComrE ALEX. De WoRoEzow.
ITO bs eontinxed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-22
(No. l9.)

A letter from Francis Moore, csc. to
lord Hawssbury, dated Constance, Octo-
Der, 81, 1902; states, that he arrived
there on the 18th inst. and that he had
received authentic intelligence of the SUBJ
mission of the Swiss dles, assembled at
Schwi1z, to the French arms.
No. 20, is letter tom lord Hawkel-
bury TO Francis Moore, EGq. dated Nov.
as, 1902, intlmating that his relidence
in Switzerland would be no longer necef-
ry.