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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20
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Ia this town, % tie stt ri, Mr.sannel Goosin, t
75 life of ndutry, integrity and morality -entisle ain'
to that valuable character an honet man-O the YIN
his death was followed by that Of his re, Mrs Sarah
Gooxn s. Inthe death Of this excellent woman To-
sietv ofes an exemplary ehrif and ufrful member
She was indeed foorker the afflicted friend 70 the
widow and the orphan and her hte was devoted to co.,
Rant acts Of charity, and kindnefs. - ~.
Ar Limerick, on s.iay, ds 5th nE Loa1nrni Stimion,
Ton of Joeph St;rnion, aged g. ..-.s...
Z Ii Fepperrelboro' Mrs Sarah Gray, aged 49,
In Iendon,. rfrs Brunson, mother Of Mrs "isns- o.
the Philadelphia ard Baltimore Theatres she went to bed
apparent health ufua and III tae rnoring was ionnd
dead -At the vcarase, Rev Jofep Dacre Carly lie, az
as Vicar of N:wcale-upon Tyne and Profeor df Arabic
in heunivcrty Of Canihridge-a man Of eminent abilities
In Sv,eicn AsrfAnp Councillor Of Commerce he Left
the poor OF Stockholm, 100000 rx dollars
Near Hridlngtoa (Eng> Mears Jocph = Arnable, Sol-
ONION Libby and Benjr Berry they had undertaken grn
ming match for = quantity e tobacco they were all iesed
with painful fymptos consequence q their violent con-
aud died few days after, the father Of one OF them
70 Knocked his os asonie to occaion has death
In England. Mifs Maria Manfon aged ~; fhe bang
hsffaf in fit Of love phrerzy avczdd was brought ~
that ihe . died BY ayifitat;on Of Cupid
In Rutland Mr. William Smith, aged So; he fell from
his liorfe while riding, and waA taken up dead.
In Kent, Deac. Jofeph Pratt, aged ~ rw NJ
In Hartford Mrs Sarah Butler aged 70. Mrs. Mary
Barnard
!. IN CheieerAed, NJ H. cspt. Arhafa Clap, aged S.
IL Bozfsrd, Mrs Prudence Tyler aged lol; Mr. Nathan
; d In salem, Mira Anna welmsn, aged 90. MI. Jo6sh
Woodbury., aged 57.-ln Lynn, Mr. John Brown aged Is
In Boiior Rev Or. Simeon Howard, Paecr Of the Wef
Church in that sown.-Mu. Retceca Parker.-Mr. Tho
mas Baylcy, j.. ised 5s.--Mr. laac Bird aged S.
gin Newyork Mr. John Harrion, editor of the Weekly
4lfeurNr. Daniel Cwsn fon Of Judge Owen Of Psovi-
dencs foud b known for the benefit Of the communal
~ that his death occaonsd BY drinking gsdea d
ycs Cream while he heated -(Sevsnty nine deaths
occurred in, Newyork city the week ending the ith Ga
Drowned Jon Monday Ian, in Merrmack river ION d
Mr.. John Brown Of Haverhiu. aged years 81
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20
Piece Goods and Hard Ware,
BIZ AUCTION.

Z
On THURSDAY. lie s,9ia1 syi1 II Js1sy PDSse
AUCTION. ct fbe Store If tie /uJ/yijev, II Fiji
Street. biz entire STOCK INs'TRADE, css-
faing IF the talssDisg arfislss--vlz.
BROAD cloths, .caaimeres, fwani-
corded velsets, durants, wild bores, camblet-
teens, camniel hair fhawls, fix and cotton do.
white and coloured linen pocket handkerchiefs,
wide and narrow black modes and faiths. rib
ops. &c.-Wi,h general allotment Of lrsn-
ssang<,y, Ga',y, Sddxlsyy, PssOt<r, Jsaperrrd
and Cak;a<f Warss---Iod. and 2od. Nails,
oheasning do q Rotten Stone, &c. &c &c.
sssAll pufchafefs under 100 dis. cath on
delivery Of the goods Over one hundred, ana
IN ier two hundred, 80 days Over two hun-
dred, and under three. % days-Uv.r three
hundred, 90 days with approved endor(sd notes.
G. w. Ipckerman.
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GESERAL HAMILTON.

--
y EOLWELL Philadelphia, Informs the friends and adj
-. znrers Of the late General Hamilton, that he has
made arngsments pub elegant engraving Of thae
gsutlemah. from approved hkenef That he has en-
ployed Of the be arts who has already given the
public many fpscnens Acknowledged BE- equs in execu-
ZION to the works Of tho ben Englh syravers and more
faithful 10 the original >.ssss
The price to thote geoslenen who With 70 inbfcrihe
WI; be four. dsllars pr hse eight doars elegantly
framed and glazed s4~ As4 \.
The Gse will be is ~ ls inehe,. clear Of the frame
The ensavngs will Be given from the pres in rotation ac-
eostins to the priority Of tuhfcnpton
~ Subdcrptions viii be received Portland BY ths
Editsr cf the 0aEstte AuGHl, f6O4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

FRIDAY. I,,
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So:

FRIDAY, AUG ~.
Arrived Brig Polly, capt. Dennifoa - DAYS from
Lsfbon sst tsere chip Perseverance, SWAIN york,
20 Gail in 40 days 1p Iris, Conway Of ssie fat in
days land ievera' oher American veTsls names an
known lin as -. ON ouadiass off Georges fpoke mp
toumha, Hind Of Nantucket from Liverpool. bound
eA'exsndris, So days oss.
Hand.
III l5li
The ihip Rambler, capt. T Rich on her paasse r..
sc'en for Rotterdam. run foul Of by he hp Cice-
Tut. Lat 49, 80, and funk ainof imm, dateiy.s The
crew had Jun time 70 prcisrve thsmtsfvss BY getting
on board the Cicero.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

TO be ioId by oraer OF Court,
On 7;s./dey she z3s dry Of 14sgs6 sexs, at s'eSei
il Tx aj:<saeoa. At tSe daeAss bosf # tie J.5-
y /s,itv. IA CsSbair, ii tie rsanty sf 4m5ets1ud
I sHF Saw.Nlill and Grin Mill and 70
: much II the Houfe and Land he ongug the
efate q OEosos Jose s6S, of O. ham. dsceaed
with without the CON If the If the
fame. will hs sie'e"t !. ply the dehtsof faii
ceatcj. amounting 45olt rh,teen uadrri d. lara
and incidental chsrses. Os.ivEx IOhSSyN
Jutv ~ IA sdwisi6y ~ mi easte
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Portland Gazette.
MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1904.

Our lateit intelligence from London, is to the
3ift Of June--at which period no event of great
magnitude had occurred. There were fome
fumours Of peace but We think them the
mere reporfs Of Rock- jobbers. An article da-
ted June 20, iays, "a report has reached town
from France, faid to be very cordially believed
there, that peace is expected to take place lk,rt-
". Although the public. know Of nc. regoc ia-
zion the part Of our govern cent, and are full
y aware Of the ingenuity Of Stock brokers, in
cribs like the prefcnt, this report has gained
CURRENCY in the bel1 informed and mot eIeva-
ted circles" $500
: An article dated June Is. fays,, /" Lat night
two Hamburg mails arrived; thote due on the
fefh and 9Th ind. The Two mott prominent
articles relate to the departure Of the emperor
Of Rufia TO Ncve! and to the clofs aftention
paid BY the archdukc Charles to the buiinefs Of
the war d-parrm :nr Of the court Of Vienna.
: The brig Union, capt Thomas, has arfivei at
philadelphia, in as. days from London. 1t is
faid. there is large p ct on board fuppofed
70 be from our iegatioL near the court Of St.
James, dirsGtsd to the hon. James Madilon,
secretary Of tate.
From Guadsbnpe Cape. Morrel at Paila-
delphia, from Point Petre. which place he left
July a, informs, that the governor general Of
Guadaloupe had juR lcntdifpatches to the gov
crnment Of the United States rcqueitins an ex-
plicit declaration, whether or not it was with
their appreciation, that our citizens carried on
i trade with the brigands Of Hif,aniola. and
whether they were authorized to arm their ve[-
fels in defence of faid trade.
ls-.s $500 stet
Ii is laid that Davis and Wilton. who were
committed to Bridcwcll. BY the coroner Of N.
York; for refuGng to give evidence TO the Jury
lunnoued to enquire into the caufc Of the
death Of gen. Hamilton, have had recourle to
xwrit Of Habeas Corpus to cxtriczte thcnfclves
fore his honor judge Livingaon, Zone Of the
juices Of tks fur-me court, they were both
reminded to priion. where they are to remain
until they give thvir teitimony. Or until the in-
qaelt be discharged. s.
The Fourth of July was celebrated at Lib On,
and an entertainment given to the Americans
thereby Mr. Jarvis, our conful. The day was
fipent with harmony, joy and fslt'vity.
Very fplended military paradcs are ordered
in New. York, to give the Odgc chiefs . fam
pie Of the military force Of the country.
The depredations Of the Easliih and French,
French and Englifh, on the unprotected COM
merce of the United States, continue daily to
bIacken the pages Of our Gazertcs -Weare az
fured BY a gentleman Of 'veracity. that in the
cafe Of the Swan belonging to this port, lately,
Tent into Halifax, the mott undeniablc evidence
OF this property being American, were exhibited
- - - r
fufp;cion Of having Dutch property Oh board"
III; has been fent in. The federal adminifsra-
lions permitted vefsls to arm in their own de-
sence and every principle of juttice requires,
That the pcrrniIion hould be rene wed.-
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e,,fs. -, sc,a,sisS 81. ~.
AT pejipfcnt, by A. =. o;dd;ds. sal Mr.. BrsJAsfs'
TnosS of Lcwton Mil. ollvs EafssAs, Of the fame
In Augaaa.ca Stephen orscod, Of Halowel TO Mf'
In Norfolk Mr. II Smith. lately tried frfpcion of be-
ing concerned in the murder Of Lewis ORIENT to the wld-
or Of aid iOrient! ! ss3s go , s..t
In Pos,mos,th Mr.. Thomas Cversu Mis- Mary Baton
Mr.. Joieph Lang to- Mis- Mary Pickesllul 80 ss,e'
In Bottom MIR. mes Eudge to Nifs Nancy s'ickels-
In Marblehed Capt John Blacker TO Mis- lane Prince
In Mddlebtry Con mr. John aiatslews Ms Betiey
GUNNER =. -. 80. 80. n ~. Z
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20
MRS. DAWES. ACADEMY

TlIE fubfcr.bers TO Mrs. Dawes Ac-
II ademy. which j. full, hnving besn. Informed
that fome Gcntlemen havr expretd with 10 put their
dausLsers under ina- cfion eoetemrAts the employ
ment Of An asNant 10 which cafe the number OF her
pupis viii be incrsAfed orfy being nne more than
now Assend) Such 0entlemen. sherrf,ve, whether in
town Or country vi h 10 embsase the oppostu ity
viii apply without delay to
&6wnsi Freeman J
High AsLeat., commi.tee.
- Dasiei Taskv,
Pprtlsnd. A. Is. lSo4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

J, Valuable noufe LOT a! A,peiop.
st O'Clock, (An1gf pssvis44l, .,esl At private
Jsh @,as
4 HOUSE Lot. pieafantTy fituated
"a on nsNreef, Sc feet ii front ~ 'oo feet deep
bat Of the ioi,
FERNS OF payment i, A, and 6 months. Fur
sher parsicu'Ars ~i be made known At ihe Lime and
place OF faIc
THOMAS MOTLEY. As7;sneer.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

= y s8S ~v"WNs0s s0~ /HJsheeS 81 IN N0xIb ~ O0N9-
man P7eas, holden at Portland, svif il and fev
sbs county sf Csmjeri0nd. on tie sb;rd Tsssds,
1.ae, Anne Denim, so4.
rHR petition Of NATHANIEL Corr
AlIrs, OF Ne~ gloucester. ia fad country Ffoure
and Srapasx CvMMiNo., nf laid Potaud phyhcisn hu.
ply News that they the f4id Ns,tanis Ste rheu as
ntercted in, and Rand feis<d in Zee with cersin nshes
per!ons them unknown Ola cerisia ra parcel Of
land in faid Port!and bounded as follows via coin.
uine ~ the corner where lovl-laoe meets the Main
0rset the wefely tide Of ssd lane theace Running
weieriy by fad Manilrees to NJ Noycs' land thxnec
fxid Noyes' land foutb ~eeray Free rcet uenc<
by fid Frecreet exAery 20 fad Love Iaae the &c bv
fAid ove-larss TO the 6rf bounds And hat your ne
tiscera refeivc hsres eighteen rwsntieihs ,ha,
FAY thirteen swenteshs belonging to laid Ssephsn
and Eve ssenisshs fad Navh anie that vosr ne
titi0usrs are dsrous 20 hold their refpeve hsses In
feveraisy Wherefore your pctoasrs pray that rho
fame sres may Be fet OF TO them vsy hold IL
them ia feveraty the law thofs and pro
vided direes land ss in duty hound vi ever pray,
By Sphmaa CbaJ6,
Attorney to the petiti.ners.
n CsGrs Of Common Psas jsr tie county n
Cumberland b<gts and holden at Psvsls.d. 4
Jsid county % s6s third 74sIdey q .3sae, A. y.
1904.
ON the petition Of Nathaniel c. Allen.
petitioner caae the svera perfons nserecd ID The II
tate therein mentioned and Irving WITHIN the stae o.
the attora Of fsch ahfenr and have sornie I;v
s WITHIN the State or tho aftorars Of fueh ahfcn
and have redna within the state TO he dul,
notified 81 faid petit by fefviac them perfonAy vial
copy thereof, or ,eavng copy at their d&cIne Hou
OF Ian place Of abode rtns The fubRaaee IT IN.
fame three weeks fuece lively ia sf.hs out,
le Newspapers thAtshey have opportunity 70 uak
their srtP ou to this Court be hsdtn Newgiouc<f
Ter GA the third Tusfday Of october xs their grant
ing tho fame.
AtseA- SAMUEL FREEMAN, ekrx-
Aug 40.
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THR petition Of JOSEPH H. INoRAHAM


u Of faid Portland, merchant, humbly fhe~s, that
your petitioner inserecd and MAnds iesed in fee
ten ., in eommon sith ioe other pei foa 2erons
your estioner snknown certain sss0 Or parcel Of
land, lying sid PostIsad. ard bounded fol,ows-vis
Soherly BY land BY TIE heirs 1t Ls,saIes
dece fed northwesery BY the road leading over Bran
hale hill, and and Belonging MeiIrs. Jsp6 Ms L. ss
and ION. and foushwsAcry by ana Is the hr
~ commonly ea the Proctor lot. ane that yodr
petoner AAre Therein Is three acres, being the fame
uact your petitioner putshafed Of kaAssyA 3,.s4 and
WHICH pc Ge6rious of hold ag in evsrAitv He there
from the rea 70 Hold him ia fevetaty forese agree
abe 70 tho law in fuch cafe. made add provided.
By Salmon C5ee,
his attorney.
~ cssrf q Common Pl<sf, f.. tie county q
Cumberland, 6xgas and boldsa at Portland n
and tv Jaia county. on TIE third 7syasy Of j7un<,
n. H., 1904. rvy
ON the petition Of Jofeph Holt In
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TyXEATRE-G .ntousI,ail PORTLAND.

Voies Of Nouye--by deire, and for the Last
time his fsafan.
THIS EVENING. MONDAY, AUGUST 80. will DC
preftnted for fecond aOd Ian tiae in Portland.
the popular Drama, IN thrs Acfs. ealti the
VOICE OF NATU RE,
OR 4ER
MOTHER MADE HAPPY. -
CT This insereliMg DramI, founded on the VI jcds-
men, Of KiNo SoIoMos, wa performed in LONDON F~ty
~igt Ja.vvt Nor has its incccfs in America teea
inferior -In Bottom, il prcteated creator nnml'cs
Of nights tAan any other piece produced during the Ian
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

7ssbt hes IL jgesS Of ,be court Of eosssss fkns
ba!dn ~ PaA.~d. !. and Jor tie eess,y sf Csm
tslsnd tie third 7YsIasy II Fsirss.,, Anxo
~ Oemni, 1904. - .fx.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15

they are laden With troops to De employed
In the INVASION. As yet common centre
Tor the gun boats is certainly not formed,
and the accumulation of eIlis craft in Bou
iogne cannot be considered as formidable.
1t is very difficult to say any thing new up
on this topic but it may DC safely presum
ed that Ireland is the point which the Brest
leet has lii view. The order which has
been sent To- the several departments in
france TO discontinue the building of gun
boats is sufficient evidence that the atten-
ton oil government is now turned TO the
heet; at the same time that we know that
TIE camps IN the neighborhood of Bou-
loShe are Tor the most pact broken up,
and the soldiers lave received orders 10
march Tor the western coast. Two points,
therefore, nlry De clearly ascertained :
hrSt, that the gun boats are intended for
the Invasion of England, and the fleet for
a descent on ireland; secondly, that
the hopes OF successful invasion of En-
gland are greatly diminished, by The
late damp thrown upon the building of gun
boats, and that the expectation of reach
ing Ireland is renewed by the uncommon
attentions lately bestowed upon the fleet.
Admiral CORVALLIS now blocka,.es Brest
with a superior force, and the enemv's feet
cahrot Venture out infsce OF his /; bu, spc-
culatng on the prospect of his being fore
ed oil by stress ct weather, circumstance
extremely probable, they defer their at
tempt at INVASION till that opportunity.
Surprising, however,, our feet to be blown
OH the danger is not 50 great as many
imagine, and the enemy ate exposed to
the most Imminent hazards. When the
Bres; iieet escaped anon the last altemDt
upon ireland, we know that they were d
Dove fortnight OF the coast, and had an.
c"ored ABOVE seventeen DAYS in i5antry
BAY, without IN upportut,ily being Offered
10 them OF landing their men. The chan.
ces wh!c were lh-n in our favor we MAY
expect now, and as lheir escape would be
almost INSTANTLY known, il may be fairly
argued that we should come up to them
before descent coaid be made on any
part oi the Irish coast; for there is this
disadvantage offending ships OF war !ad.u
with troops, that they Iequire a great tlne
TO land them in comm0n boats, and mus,
consult wind and tides 4 difficulty " hici
was meant 10 be obyialvd ~ the invssior
OF gun boats, which might push to Iarc
directly, and deposit their Cat. goes wi,hou
delay.
Altogether, nothing can be more bar
rem than the intelligence oflhc week. The
meeting OF parliament promises some va.
,iety 10 the topics Of the day; but, as vet
has produced none. In word, The aues.
tloh OF invasion is exactly in the same
plight in which il was two months ago"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
Bosrov, Eagrary 80.
LATE From ErRnpE.


BY the ship Bath. captain Thrasher.
arrived here on Saturday last from liver
pool VIC have received London papers 10
the 2sth, and l. VerpooI to the 3oth of No
vember.
We are somewhat disappointed in the
importance Of their contents, for thouph
many days later than our precedent &C
counts from Europe they furnish nothing
OF sufficient interest to crafty the public
mind, at this critical iunelure Of European
affairs. The following remarks from a
paper Of the 9th Nov. afford some infor-
nation on the subject of the long boosted
OF invasion of Great Britain.
"ltwas reported that the late tempestu.
Gus weather had compelled our Geet 10 a
bandon the blockade Of Brest this report
we arc happy TO contradict. Our ships
are still of that port, and there is no
fear that the enemy will elude their vigil
lance.
The invasion seems now to have as
sumed another character. The French
have revived their confidence in theirshiDs
OF war, and It is generally Believed that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15

The following extract from the London
Monthly Magazine, OF July last, shews the
opinion entertained abroad of the motives
and tendency Of the measures OF the op-
ponents OF the administration on that topic
which lpr year past has most deeply en-
gagged the attention oil the people. We
perceive in the delineation it draws of par
ties the award of history.
(Naf. M.eL)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
IMpEAChAIENr.


A'cfrGct Of a letter from Il member n Con-
gross 10 The editor of the Greens6urgh
Register, dated :--,h.uuary II,ieoA.
9 You will observe in the newsp,pers
that there has been a motion made in
Congress for The Appointment of com.
mittee to enquire into the couduct of Sa
mucI Chase, one Of the Judges OF tae So
preme court of the United Slater, reepect-
ing the part h. aSte in the trial of man
Of the name OF Fries, indeed gor the part
he had taken in some Disturbances in
northampton county, Pennsylvania, some
years since. On the second day ofthc de
bate, Judge Peters, of the PENNSYLVANIA
district, was added, because he also sat
on the bench at the same trial. As his
subject accustomed a long debate, an ex
pianalion OF 1t may be agreeable to your
readers.
"When Fries's trial came or, it appears
he had not friends, or was not able to fee
counsel. Mr. Lewis and Mr.. Dallas, two
attoln'es of eminent character a. The bar.
but OF directly contrary Political opinions
having, from principles of humanity, Elk
ahmed into his case, ,lnderUDlI to advo
cate his case, without fec or rewa.d. But
when they rose to plead, they were told.
by The presiding Judge, that they mus
only plead 10 the iacls, and MOTTO the law
that the court had determined the case To
be treason, anQ had informed the Jury so
and that they would not suffer the oDiui.
on OF the court 10 be questioned. The
counsel replied that he prisoner acknow.
lodged the facts, but that the facts were
not treason, and proposed to demonstrate
this to the court /; that if the court Dre-
vented them irOin taking this ground, thev
would invade both Inc rights Of the pri-
soner aud the rights Of the bar; and thar
The bar had its rights we'll as the bench.
They were, however, absolutely forbid 10
plead to any thing but the facts. They
considered this as equal 10 a case where
person might have killed man by ACCT
dent or self.defence, and was indicted for
murder, and or his trial was prevented
from shelving by himself or hi, counsel
That IT was not murder. On being. thus
restrained, Tie counsel refused TO plead
and lett the court.-Fries was found guiI
T. of treason and condemned TO BE- hanoi
ed ] have been informed that respect
able mend OF president Adams, ard of his
administration, informed him Of the pro.
ceedings and advised him to pay attention
TO them. BE that as il may, the attorney
general, by the presidents directions,
wrote to the counsel. and requested them
TO lay a statement of The case and of their
pea, before the president, who himself
had been an able counsellor at law. They
dId so, and he, from ibis statement, disco ,
Nvered that II Fries were hanged, he would
DC hanged for crime that was not com.
united, IN the state at that time, the high
est crime was sedition--a misdemeanor
which does not reach the life. Conse-
quently he pardot ec Fries. This circum-
81. nee accounfs In .uLaf a. Ir.,.,ltn,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
Mr.g l-ork, IannarY 81.

ThebriF Minerva brings dispatches for govern
nient from our minister at Paris, which are sup.
posed OF an interesting uature--they VIII proceed
with ihis n >rniHg'7 mail to Washington.
OF AcYpr--A Paris paper Of the 3th No.
vem5er, received by the Minerva, has under ,hc
head OF Frankfort, November 8, the following
article.
They have received IT Trieste. circumstanti.
a details of the unhappy situation Of Egypt
delivered mp to the horrors Of civil war, IN. ~.
T1sion Of a European power, ard an humiliation
of barbarians The FIRST cause Of these evils.
comes from the Vsic who in retiring from T. rvDt.
LETT IN different gaTrisons = or 500 troops uude
Tire order of Iacher Bacha. These soldier. are
brave and fer cious not having been paid and
beIug mcn4cci with disarmament. they elevated
the STANDARD OF revolt, rnassacred the Turks.
Jews, AMI Christians, aud uni'ing with the Wa
Tc'ukes, ihey carried successvsi, Cairo, Dar,iet-
"a, NOEctta, ale lndria, and in short an Eevpt"
To aii these circumstances which rendcrthesi
tuation of this country very miserable, is added
the report circulating, Of an armament preparing
b. The English IS Malta, TO rctake Egypt-9nd
their fears are st'll more excited by the conquest
OF NbiairCuhab, commander Of the barbarian
Paris paper Of the 18th November received
by tic Minerva has the following article under
the head Of Frankfort, Ncver5erS
The last letters received from Venice prove
thai the fears Of the Inhabitants OF Egypt were
well founded According 20 these letters they
have received intelligence tIaJ an English aect
had lelt Malta, appeared before Alexandra
aud de5arked, with the con.cut Of the Beys, Sc.
vcrai and troops, which Immediately took
possession Of the forts and works of that place.
This news, If confirmed, will be Important on
more than ono account
FaoN FRAvcs.-T The brig Minerva from Bor.
cea0N' D10Ss Paris news TO the 21d November
We have not room lormauy extracts. nor did the
papers we have received furnish articles very
particularly requiring translation
y appcars lhat NJ. Preparations for the grand
sNPeo"Ion were still progressing with unromit
tel ezcf''on hwtl- period Of inyasicn was still,
'he0Sh vey 81 " eApeGed, iayoly ed N unssr-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15

Extract af letter ram a resi- cc:aJ!e gentleman at
h':Iria, dated November l., TO 9 geaiienian in
ibis toun.
80 The neutrality of Spain and Portugal, with
Lthe beVigerent powers has been agreed npon.
In consequence the Royal Bills have risen 90 pee
cent"