Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-22
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Al the Senate, anj brings the account that three
hundred French troops entered Cuxhayen yeRer
day. al 9, A. n. to occupy that port.
General Rivaud commands The French troops II
the DIthy CT Bremen and Verden. III. j. Al Bre
meo-his troops al Yerden.
TIE Senate received on he 23d, news Of .
French officer and SIS mn, being n puriuit OF us
Duke Of Cambridge, at Stade. His isareh was
"a vain This otTi1er and 600 men, with t-ain
OF artillery, occupy Stade. They viii receive the
toll
The differences between Denmark and Algiers
are finally ietued.
Puma. Ta4s 9. In confequence Of The fyaem
Of neut,aty, adopted by our Court, II has b-en or
dere1, that not more than five ve-ls Of war of any
nation, ihal enter The ports Of the Adria'ic
.Frqukf9yf, Tuas l6-The Court Of Vienna, has
received dilpAtches, which announce che near aP-
proach Of The F.ench into Naples. Every meat
ure has been concerted and arranged n this Re
fPg6 between the French and 5IciliAn Govern
ments.
The French viii occupy all the fsaPorts; but
not the lntelior.
PARIS. JUEE 10.
There is no doubt but Bonapare's circular
(publlh.d ID our lat wl meet with general ap
probation from the clergy. The eonGtory Of the
reformed church OF Paris has returned the follow
ing reply.
Cti5-p ErE C5glM,
The religion Of God is the friend Of
peace, AMI this character belongs, IN tn 2
mott decided manner TO lis miniiterS. II
was therefore the real lentiment Of the
reformed Church of Paris, which wilhed
you fuccels, wien YOU exchanged the
tanning fword Of war for the Olive branch
of peace. But alas, citizen Firt Conlul,
why have we not been lufered TO enjoy
longer the fruits Of your labor? Why
are you forced, however reluctant, again
to try the hazards Of war again to grid
on the iword We regret with you this
painful neceliity. But conhding with you
IN the jultice OF our caule, we unite with
all France in wiihing you fuccclS.
I The confltory Of the reformed church
Of Paris, is competed Of citizens who, G.
qually as landholders, magiGrates, and
merchants, are among the number Of thofe
who have nothing dearer at heart, than
to avenge an unjuf attack on their coun-
try.
But the fame citizens offer you here the
homage Of the whole congregation. At
the fame time that fentiments Of human
ty induce them to with ardently the return
Of peace, confident with rational hon
or, which cannot but be favorable to the
terYice Of God. They alto promile you
their afiitance, to the extent Of their abil-
tiles, in producing that dehred event.
Yes, they congratulate themfelvea, that
they are in this reipeGt united with all
. ranks Of citizens who form the extended
! population Of this republic.
Accept, citizen Firlt Con(ul, the ex-
prelIion Of our zeal for tile good Of our
country; and while our JOSHUA mutt
fight, our Notes ihali rot get tired Of hol-
ding up hrs hands to the God Of battles,
praying his bleGin98 on the efforts of our
legions, 70 much accuaomed to conquer {:
while the fafh boaitings Of our enemies
fhalI only fcrve to give an additional finn
illus to our exertions, and our fuccefS will
be more valued, the more dearly 1t is
purchaled.
Done in confhory At Paris, I : Prarial,
II year. (Signed)
?. II. MARION, Pr5f&ent.
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