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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21

the department. with his bac AMI begcarly reIs.
tionS. Such Of his itarvling fons and ions n-law
as remained after filing up his department., he is
now Ending. Ek. lean-fsced paurers, round the
DiIritf Of Maine, to fst,en the public loaves and
fhes. Like Pharaoh's frogs, we find them in
our houf:s and on our beds, in our ovens and in
our kneading troushs."
Wilmington aud Adams, great as was tbs ella.
NOR onjutlY RATED againA them, were never accu-
fed Of an over fondnefs to relations and even Mr..
JeKetfon, though he has often.tmes and with
fpcechleis atrociry, eonvulfed the whole union by
his violent dfplaccmeu's, had never for his parsc-
ular obled the promotion of hungry relation.
TO the muihrocm depot, therefore, Of whom we
have been fpeaking, belongs the executive infamy
OF introducing into The United States vile and
icandalous iyaerl Of nepo,ifm. OF his man
may very properly he fad, what M4rchamoat
Nesdhan !ad Of srifsoerasic grandtes, "he moves
within the circle OF domination, as in his natar
al centre" All perfons yho have had sry BIZ
| sinefs 10 neYociat. with him, conplaia Of the ia
tolsrabe inioence, aad iupereiliounefs of bis de-
pertinent,
shosJ renowssd warrior, who has repeats
eddy led on tn, armies of his country to vistory
aod glory, or fhouid an illrflrious Ra,elman, VIII,
BY hi, nervous eloquene- ruled contending fenates,
| nov and then sfuEac proud exterior, would
be IN foms neature c-cuieabe ; but tor the rudc,
unle,ter,i Goth. of whom we have been fpeak.
ing, creature without birth, without fame. detli-
RAT. Of even the ruoirses,s of learning, and hardly
poRsged Of coY,non abilities, wretch that is
too Opaque ihsd any original luiEre Of his own,
and borrows every thing from the rtfplendenee
Of hrs oRes, and Who, rroreover, were he to loie
his ossce would prove as eyaneicent as nostur-
| nal ezhaaticn from . quas sairs--for him, fay,
70 tru,, zsd fsll, and ape the maa Of greatness, is
too ssseA tear. The foul Gc',ens the thought.
HORTENSIUo.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
FOR TIRE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
10 the PILGRIM.
I" she doe, NOT write for fs,ac."

" she does not write for fsrac.
THE Splinter expected not the g P)audits OF
difeersisg man p much lefs of him who merited
her eenfure. If IN nsgleeing the diltsfF for the
pen ne has a.pec! aide the bonnls prefcribed heS
iei. What, has !ks more, Than followed the example
Of her 'bssters Your empire, is limited as we'll
rs ovrs. In the 6eid, the cAbiDe., at literary
world, We fubmit to yonr acknowledged inDeriori-
ty-but not 10 tate. To segn fuprefae in thas
department., is our enclafvs right. And who bus
purpofes an infringement, g wihss to fubye.t sas
laws Of order"
! mould blnns 20 think, any female poFsT.d the
fentiments eupretFej over the iignaturc Of Car9a-
Laaro5 remarks are unfem.nire, but TOO trivial
to deferve attcstion
The Pilgrims maxim. IS eqrallynew and charm.
ing. am at lois TO determine which claims the
.r;bste OF my highea admiration, his refined tails
in feleeting, or his delicacy in applying il to .
lady.
" The Splinter entered the field Of ccrn5a,''
with p!eafure not TO difpay her 'sproweis," buc
20 exert her fnal abilities in defence Of her fex =
the end acco-aiihed ihc rssires with equal S,tis-
fatton, bu. With this determination, that however
" dangerou, the robc,' fhe viii not hclisarc 10 re-.
afumc it on a inilar cccafien. The Pilgrims
"fa.ire." though not applicable TO, win be ever nos
.ic.d By the SPINSTER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21

futan, ever lifts ope'ation were d,renly ii favor
IF he fmsll ates, ,bre ESPECIALLY, Il fuch favor
is 70 be derived through fort Of double ecnfpir.
scy Of intrigue in the fra place to operate on the
electors, and then on the houc Of representatives.
fems to nie, ,ha, the fynal Rates had better be
sconterted to enjoy the rights now feeuree TO them
Nv the contribution which they can boceI2t- do,
rather thar fosr,t TO deprivation Of their rights.
for the fake of sgbonsfl, obtaiaing reitoraticn
Of them. We may ehari'ably add faie'y con-
clude that the majority do net intend, BY this
part OF the Amendment TO ezpose the country 10
iuch fceue Of iniqaiiy. And the nncertanty
Of its operations, alone, is, liz my mind, fuf.
fc;en, ground fo- rejection. However the oper.
too OF tais part Of toe amendment may appear
in theory. as 10 other points, II irems to
IN. thst 10 one point all mutt agree, and
that Is. wher the hoof. Of representatives know
that the United States will b. lett without an
.ssrstive nAgiirste, ia cafe they ~ no, agrte
this swinl reiponGbiiity, will tpeak in q voics
too loud for the hArtihooA of party entirely TO
dareg.rj. And may faSgea, without gisiog
oa.pce that the operation of this very reTponti.
bil;ty, has been proved, at leait in fome degree,
ia tn. proee<dings Of the laa preidential election
II tbs isa mentioned fecsrty Be " ,rth prefer
wing, il follows Of coarfe that the part OF the
Awendneue alw1de to ought nor to pAf,.
(Ts + p<seski sst S4sgrIsy J
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
CongrsG etrtbe Unasd States.
-<.s-<-s~Ss'>-
Hous. oF.agpREsENrArIvEs, Jan. 5.


Mr.. Leib offered the fsllowng reiolution
Reiolved that the fccretary Of the navy do re-
port to this honft, Ratenent OF ali the mones
advanced for The. pay, clo,hiag, fahliltenee. and
contingencies of the corps Of rnarses. from the
time of the organization and Establishment of thar
corps tc the clofe of the Ian year, exhibiting the
dates of the advances and to whom made afo
account Handing generally under each head Of ex.
pendi,ure aforefiid, when and by whom and what
amount of money has been accounted tor, and
ihewng the balances, aany, now in advance and
not accounted for.
Agreed to without divfon.
Mr.. Kennedy called up his rsfolutioh, prefcri-
Ding that the fu. ageceved in the ports OF the u
n,ed States, forssDe relief and maintenance ofi,cs
and dilabied ieameu. be expended in the diareis
wherein they collected, and that the hs plus be
placed for certain purpoles under the direction Of
the PRECEDENT.
Referred to commtte. Of the Who'll: on Mon.
day.
Mr.. Clay obfrved that conGderab'e injury
had accrued to the United States from the exting
provGons of the revenue laws in cafes whsreinthey
were infraeeed. He therefore moved the following
refolnson: Eu.es sts
Refolved, that Perfons guilty of crinss arifng
under the revenue laws OF The United States, or
mourning fines forlsures by breaches OF the iat
laws, may be profecu'ed, tried and puhiihed az
any time within five years after the time of com
nitng The offence mourning the 6ne or forisir-
ure. any provihon of law to the contrary notwith.
Handing.
Referred to the committee Of ways and means.
Tus'dHy, ian. 6.
Mr.. Bard.-For many reaions this
|houie mutt have been ju.tly furpriied by L
irecent mealure of one of the fouthcyn
}ates-The irpreflions however, which
that mcafure gave my mind, were deep
and painful-Had ! been informed thar
lome formidable foreign power had invad-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23
CTo be Continued. J
FRAUDON UNDERWRITERS.

In October last, one Thomas Shivers,
resident at the Havana, inclosed to capt.
Samuel Packard, of Providenc, r. I. sum
dry papers, purportlng to be irregular IN
voice, and bills st lading, for $50 boxes
of sugar, said to have been shipped in the
schooner Eliza, John Nelson, master, and
consigned to the said capt. Samue! Pack
ard, with orders to insure the same, which
was. accordingly Effected TO the amount Of
1900 dollars, in the Office ofthe-Provi-
dence Insurance Company. On the Sd Of
February following, the said Nelson APP
peared with regular protest stating that
said schooner was cast away on the 10Th of
November on the Florida shore, and to-
tally lost, himself and one other person on
ly being saved. Capt. Packard being then
on a voyage to the HAVANA, and having
since returned, informs, that he discover
ed to his satisfaction that no such shipment
was ever made, said schooner being at the
HAVANA when he was there---and having
since intercepted letter from Nelson to
Shiyers, fully confirming the whole to have
been fraud. As he may have attempted
other frauds in different parts of the Uni
on, editors Of papers in the sea ports are re-
quested to insert this article.
(Py2videace Gaz.-)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23

THIS fp.ech wiz be real with attention by all
F. rope, which will be Gruck by one extfaor-
diaary exprcGion init. What The mini9eFs q
Great Bri ain are FLY enough 10 cauie their
matters 60 declare, on a folcmn occafor, that on
the fate Of one bagile depends the exilssneeaof
that ColoGas which cruihes both woslds. It On
the event of enc battle the pfeiervaiion Ct TN.
tl- one os ste newly cessouefed. departments OF
Frncc depended, We are we'll conyin-ed hat he
would have made peace, thar Gle would not have
,c(l9ed your unua etei ilpss and that lhe wo'lid
have ceeded.Ma!sa Such cordl6t would have
teen condf4nt with tn dates in. of.d OF. all
III &, wh, tar chiefs mrttters, Whole dete.nli-
na.lons i au@nce the f+te Of latioEs.
g7MAfx.
We have th}ngbs i M 1qfy . gvs 70 TIC
pabie t-iafu! ifs6a ,..a. Ct tIieie nsPo't.es
,,aptrs, aad W msy !iy, W;sh tiuji, ana cxoita
ts::oa, ,hs, thefesis ,.et anen = fhjs eoant.%,
nqF even one an n6 .h;s y. ii:tiy's dslaasd tia-
istas 10 Ireland, who " u n9t ieei Tor The isn
ii.neots t6sy spfefs thole mingled emonona Of
adherence, ipdign,eion ard contempt. WHOA
thsy are foley caiJu!aed 70 l4p;le. We h4ss
inisfted thea Tor the puIpsfe d giving 10 the
c6uou, an additional prot, It that were want
ing, OF he vanity, iofoleil4e, perfdy and fate
hooa, which cbaraelegic s.tse enemy with whom
NE hAgs 10 ccpseu,f; but astaihe talk OF con-
iii,lssing them ftpara,ely and enlsnng INTO any
rsfnTsAon OF item, il would I've an undertaking
nolefs degrading tiiAn nnncceE Ty.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23

was il not left ready at band5to prevent tie in.
jury, ard 70 secure Us against the dtshenoi
Why was the navy png up to rot Il two six
teen Gun vessels can repair, surely they might
have prevented the ifjory, Perhaps Our state
G5neraiissimo has ma5cbei wliuily into dcfiie,
il order 60 shrw lis vigour.. %siil, and prompt.
ness il getting out OF il. 10 get oug Of deh!e
witt iuae loss, may perhaps DC easy-tor II VIC
cannot cpr cur way. through, we may at least
retreat. Most sincerely do We hope hst thu lar
ter viii not be or fate ii the present iasfance.
Take che hing with the odieE,. It wculd be bet
ter moi TO have gpi into II. For 60 how the. at
lair will, on Executive vii be found 10 haYs
ee5noni s.ed the bation into ilsayv c1lence by
II. winch might. have been avoi;!td, IL good
truth he maj sly with Paddy IN he cpn'tdy,
u 50vs CARED less'
il is tlbly ve,y eufcus srbj & Of se'urph
ard eIn'ist5en tbs Of ouf executive cot.dacr aid
eIs eisnistiye scc ien.d.tin. q neole navy
mhcll would have deteIseI cur cnrinies from
attempting encroachtnen', Is Put down sos what?
ITO secure Nj. tHersor' reelection. 4 mi
lion year Of revenus levl.d by taxes lajd only
81 articles ofvice iu2u,y, is repealed aud
lost 10 Tic hdtiOn--iOi F''dt . - soAnfE F4i'
I.sE erso,'s re election. Oar brave sesmen and
naval tffict rs who should be now carr:i 6 GU flag
proudly over he world, are discharged, ard the
ships thai Ought 10 be bsariog them over the
.ess, a.e. ,ottiag for wha Iasecure MIR. IL
isrs,n reelection. Cd ckilce,s atG .neiitot.
eps servants Of tier country ale tun5ed cur o!
tneir suazis5tpee iotn poverty; lud 5es WHO dared
70 hold tie, Il N tone OF v'rtuJus ma psndence,
ard support their opin!9ns it fcdefsl, are in
pesched-for MIA. To secure ;hc reelection Of
M. )tf.ssoD. In consequence Of our msritme
wcsi.iess cur ftigateis Ken, and thee hundred
Of SUI bl<vc EeiI3w citizens ate minated IN duo.
geoaS--tor what 10 secu;c ,be re election CT
Nj. lsfssson.
a Ma muA be done to revenge iris, AID re.
l:eve cur CONT ynen bur getting now veRels and
pun boass Why are We in w.rt of new veifsIs
Bccaute the cd y,a1is were facr:iced 10 iecUre
tue reelection OF Mr. Jef1rfan. Ranfom me.
ney is to be pa.a for whas : To ftcufe the re-
cfct2ion Of Mr.. JsfFtrfon Money is to Be faiG
ed, thoush We were told aboat l.a October,
there we,e five millions in the trsafI.y new
taxes Of an OBJ reAiyc kind mp9 be lesed our
boaRed feoaom:ss are thfat ntrk and heels oct Of
doors ali the harveR Of executive pfomi[es teros
ont fnut ard ceaa and the whole farce of penufy
with which the pubic WAS csjo!ed, yanlihts
Iran the fage, for what realon? Why, b..
cauic it is thought no longer fry the re-
election Of Mr.. JeftIfon being conilcs.d as al
ready lecured.
CGhnrls. Com.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23
Cut Nail ManafaaoY.
SAMUEL 81. DAVIS.

At the Cut Nail mandatory near
the lover cpd Of K'ss afcaf, formerly carried
On by S.nith and Davis, G.ll continues to
Manufacture CuS ard Wrought Nails, Flooring
2'ads, S2r'gs, and Saddcrs Iacks Of every
fzc. aid Of hyperion quality, which he ctfers
50 ieil as low as can polioiy be sif2rdeJ in this
Town. He has Iikswiie on hand Bar lion and
Nal Rods, which he wil fell very lew.
n. B, All orders from iowa saa Country
MTchants will be daily attended 30.
March II. co2m.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23
PETER ROWLAND,
EALR DRE. SEE.


BEES leave 20 lc,nr0 his fncese thanks Coz the
many every dltinguihcd; favors fccnlerred upon
him by a liberal pablic; and further lolicits a
continuance Of their iavors, :iZIing then every
attention viii BE- pa.! far ihci: i4'is.atton tua-
ing his general knowledge md ability 10 buiioes,
matured by his long praclcc and experience. mtl
cntst hip TO theil ful'heg commands, which viii
BE- gratefully received
H h4s JIM received pat Of his S2y;ng al.
iortmcut u
PERFUMERY;
!ikewics a qaantivy Of isht coloured natural Tle-
miih Hair, warranted to equa! any ever before
offered 70 the public with a variety Q other
articles Of head def executed in tt- .aoG elegant
and Fahionas!c NJie.
April IS DIV.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23
ADAM LYNN

EIas received, per III. United States, captain
Long, from Liverpool, handfome
sT tmeat e
JeweIry, plated and japanned Ware,
and Cutlery
which be offs f2r iaia--cautif.og Of go'd and
pearl bFoau.es, rings, ear tags, bracelets, watch
keys, CHAINS ana fcais, plated Tea tct. sol ca6ors,
2Irgpor tea trays il E;s,. urns, drcGi9g cafes,
pen and fpotinenS krives, ablc md ayf,,t knives
AID forks, icifDrs, razoss, FLYER nutmeg graters,
Morocco Gaav!ng pouches Compete, marking
types 10 boxes, !hsrmome.ers, Recvs, coors in
xes, pocket plCols, infrumen,s Tor cleaning
guns, clock snd wareh dia,s and glaT.s, powder,
lhof, a!nts, game nets powder a les, llos belts,
Sc. e.. lasgr aGrtment OF
Gold and Silver Ware as ufual.
April z3. .o2w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23
WILL BE SOLD,



the 18th Of May next,
ALL the perfonal Efate Of captain
Thos. Triptett, dece4fei, conlifting Of {cyersl
negioes, ene hoffe, bed, bedtcad and fnrnitpsr,
one iliver watcho fome books and llndry other
articles.
The terms Of lale will be, all fun.s uad.r ten
dollars cath, and all above credit Of z months
viii be given, upon the pdfcha!eFs giving bond
with approved iccoriry.
All pe-fons having claims agsina hs eaase
are reqaeacd to bring them in properly aut5en.
ticated, onor before the day of fa!e, and al; il
debtcd are requeacd to make immediate pay.
ment. The Sale to commence ar 10 o'c!ack.
Charles Little, Admir-.
Gee. l'rlpiet, '
APRIL 70, dds
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23
FINLAY and SHAKES

RESPECTFULLY inform TIC puol.c, that they have
for isle at their MsnqFatto!y, : doors below the
Indian QIrrn, King ftreet gcaeral
AlIortnent OF Bruihcs,
which hey offar 90 as low tems as thcy can be
puvcha:td within the United STATES G4- Orders
aiseeded to wih puatsuslity and d;fpa,ch.
April z3. 6 eoA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23

..,;or ofwar; and 1ilat on the eoatrary,
&c the French Ambassadors who de-
!. Med, at London, that in thirty SIX hours
~, - religion of England ohouldbe changed,
- - constitution abolished, and the king
- 49,, dishonored Could not your religion,
var var constitution, and. your honor be pre-
.~yed without Lord Whitworth's u'f!aa-
ms WAT connection has the rock OF
i Mia with che island of LanPedosa with
mr. religion, your laws, and your lnde-
lsogcnce, it's not fer human foresight TO
r,actrate the designs Of Providence, and
tsodiscoyer the measure it may sanction IN
! nrofound wisdom for the punishment Of
.sr;urv, and the chatiseinent OF those who
t.,ste division, excite war, under the vain
Sr9text Of secret suggestions Of paltry am
b,non, sport with human lifs; bat we can
rsnture to prophecy the event of this inn
nortant contest-that you shall not retain
Malta, thar you shall not obtainLampedo-
!: and that you viii sign a treaty less adj
outrageous. to you than that OF Ameinss"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23

Married last evening by the Rev. VIII
am Waters, Rev. JosEPH Rowan, to Miss
NANoAs RHODES, daughter of Mr.. Will
am Rhodes, merchant OF this place.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23

The Diana, arrived at Baltimore, spoke
on the 10Th inst. lat So, 80, long. 70, the
brig lydia, Of Alexandria, from Gaadas
loupe, bound to New-York, out 90 days.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26
Dollars, $4,000

All TICKETS drawn blank may be renewed In the
next class; Ut 10 dolls. each the price OF ali o.
thers will he IS dolls.
An prizes of Is dollars may Sc renewed fort the
next class, or paid, at the option OF the person
entitled If they be not claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they viii
be considered rs renewed IN the second cass.
The drawing to commence in the city of Wi.
Harrisburg, the - oey of '-------, I'm 'ef
the management Of James Madison, John Brack-
en-. William Nelson, Robert Crecnhow, Burwea
Bassert, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham
pipn Travis, William LiGhlfoot, Li,tleton w.
Tazeweli, George Tucker and James Sempe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26

$50 Tickets ~ 10 dolls each.
1st drawn Ticket having blank
- its number after 1908 tickets are
irawn, dolls. 600
20 after 2oO0 Do are drawn, 1860
DO "i'er 5OJ0 d" are drawn, 1000
10. atFer d90O do. are drawn, 1000
Last drawn Ticket, 5000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26
(By Authority.)
Scheme ola L0TTERT,
CT ASS No. I.

70 5uld an Academy in the CRY of Richmond
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01

Gus career Of Cromwell, becomes sove-
reign under the name of Consul. H.
{" Not yet safe, he fliesinto Italy BY a
route deemed impossible, again over
whelms veteran armies and ancient states,
once more erects new commonwealth,
renders his foes and his confederates tri-
butary, extends the limits of France and
Of his own power, and is hailed, first, as
the pacifcator ofthe continent, and then,
of the world
"After this, under pretence of pro-
tecting commerce and extending his pa
ternal protection to the colonies, he vio-
lates the plighted honor of the nation to
the unhappy negroes, who had armed
and fought in behalf of France and their
own liberty while the veteran troops
which had escaped the sword and the
bayonets of the English, the Austrians,
the Prussians, the Turks, and the Ma
melukes, perish by the diseases of St.
Domingo and the vengeance of her sable
Inhabitants
"An African Chief, who had risen,
like himself, from obscurity, is FIRST de-
coyed into treaty by means of his pa.
ternal feelings, and the present Of his
children, educated at the expense Of the
republic, becomes the signal ofhis>t.wn
bondage. Carrieda captive into France
under Pretext of a breach of faith, he is
secluded from the rays of the sun, and
consigned to the gloom of a dungeon,
while his countrymen fight amidst the
mornes and ravines of a ruined colony,
in behalf of that very cause which ena-
bled France to combat and to triumph on
the plains Of Champagne. -
such is the brief epitome Of revo-
luton which commenced under the mild
despotism of a French King, and ended
in the accession of an enterprizing Cor.
sican, who appears DESTROYS Of no other
titles to empire than fortune and his
sword. No man of modern, and scarce
ly one of ancient times, can be compar-
ed to him, whose life, short, brilliant,
and glorious, resembles romance rather
than history who has subjugated the
restless genius of the nation over which
I he rules by means of ia military govern
nent who holds consultas for the regu-
lation of distant states, and forms codes
for the direction of nations hitherto indie
pendent" -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01
NEW.ORLEANS, April 8.

Tranquility has yet been preserved,
althoue ID considerable exertions are dali
ly made to excite discomfort. The people
Il mean the ancient inhabitants are ex-
tremely Jealous Of the American govern
ment, and their Ignorance renders them
the easy, dupes Of few designing men,
headed las is well known by the French
project fE'Aussat. The night before
last, placard was posted in different
parts Of the city, calling on the people to
revolt. 1t was written with much abili-
ty,' and calculated to influence-the passi-
ons of men IS likely to be led away than
they are. They were told to recollect
that the blood ofthe Gaul and castitiano
flowed in their veins, and that the pre-
sent moment was the only one that would
ever offer itself to assert their ancient
dignity, and rescue themselves from
slavery. This was ordered to be taken
down about nine O'Clock in the morning,
alter every one had read it. But il had
produced no great effect, nor are the.au.
,thors of it as vet discovered. Four
ftths Of the inhabitants are French and
Spaniards, and we have not two hun.
bred troops mthe city. Notwithstanding
this inferiority f~have no doubt, should
any diticulties occur,>we shall gain the
ascendency.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01
LATE FROM EUROPE.
PARIS. March 80.

The sentenee. efdeath against the duke
+ D'Enghien, was carried into execution
in the night between the 21st and 22nd.
He was shot in the Roi de Vincennes,
about two O'Clock in the morning. The
prince was brought hither from Etten-
helm on the evening of the goth, in a
coach with six horses, under an escort
of Fifty Gems d'Armes, and carried to
the temple, but not imprisoned there I,
his conductors, on their arrival, finding
an order to convey him to the castle Vim
cennes.f What is termed a military
commission Immediately assembled.
The prince was so extremely fatigued
with his journey, that he could scarcely
refrain from sleeping. in this critical mo-
ment. He desired to speak with the
FIRST consul, but this could not be per-
mitted. He then collected himself and
met death with frmness. 1t is said that
he would not suffer his eyes to be bound.
Several generals were present when he
was shot.
The FIRST Consul is now at Malmaison,
and only admits in his presence such per-
sons as have to speak with him on BUSH
ness. - --S-.--
Pichegru win not suffer the wounds
which he received at the time Of his ar
rest, to be bound up. d.
Some of the persons implicated in the
late conspiracy have escaped into Swift
zerland, in consequence Of WHICH gene
raj Vial has given in a note to the go
yernment Of Berne. 80 -
+- -. ,@...> Aprae.
:, A report has been circulated here for
these two days past with some confidence,
that the French in Hanover would very
soon be replaced by Prussian troops,
and that the Elbe and Weser would then
be Immediately declared free. T.