Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-16


fcnt, that bc!des iheie. Zip loats, upward Of
thonfand will fhortly follow thena." 49,
An accident occi.red at Philadelphia on the
4th cur. which, ii is apprshended will prove
fatal to an individual. In. the excercites OF
one of the infantry corpie, a>ramrod- was mad
vcrtchty left in the mutsuct, which, on being
discharged, pierced the body O. young man.
fpeetator, in iuch a.direstion,. and :wish iuch
force al to leave little, il any hopes, ct iarvival
Firm Nstu O,1rass "A grrtlersat. at New
Orleans, who is in iituation which gives him
an opportunity Of being ACQUAINTED @ith the
commercial and political insereils OF that prove
incc, gives in a letter, dated the ath of June,
the following ia.>festing information -.
i" You know, pre.une, that we clam no
bile as part of the ceiIion from France. Spain
objects to this and being III power there, exaess
from us the antient duties Congress he ~eYer,s
haze raned an act for The regulation OF this past
Of the province, as if they were withonraPpss-
henlon that their right to dc. 10 weald be diipu-
ted, The governor general, who, reildes at
Penfacola,, has iecn this ad and il has excited
much alarm and i'll temper law Taft night,
tranila,ion Of his letter TO Governor Claiborne
on the fubieef 70 BE forwarded to the PRECEDENT
OF the United States, in which be a.l.nss bald.
tone, and Jays he view, our conduct as a ferrous
VIC alton OF the treaty, and Of the harmony that
ought to fubfiA between he two governments.
He adds, that he tiail feel it his duty TO reh.t
with force Of arms every tuc.l violations, &c.
How this difagrecabe .bulinefs viii end know
not. On the truth OF the facts you MAY place
thc moi Implicit confidence"
Letters from Warrington inform Us that
very interefing diiculiion is now on the. tapis,
at that place between the United States and
Great Britain. On the part OF the United States
complaints arc made to Mr. Merry, miniiter
plenipotentia.y from bis Britanic majeity, OF
the irregular conduct of the officers Of the CANT
brian friga:e in the port of New York, on the
other hand. the minfter plenipotentiary of his
Britauic maieiiy, Rrongly remonttratss againE
the improper and illegal interference OF the
mayor Of the city Of New orS, and Of the
wardens of the port, for depriving the CAM
brian frigate, and Driver floop OF war, Of pilots
.onayigare them ont of port. Thus, what would
have been clear and indfputablc cafe on the
part of the United Sarcs, and enabled us to
take high and commanding ground, to init
, lation of ioycrcienty, has now, by the rath and
| unadvifcd interference Of an officer. having no
competent authority, funk into an aftair OF
examinations and elimination
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rosTo1, JuLx Is.
Anew, French paper, entitled 'sr A4onifsnr
fran5ays' has lately made its appearance in
New-Yofk. 49,
Th- United States mail eftablihmcnt, Is now
in operation in the territory Of LouiGana. Hill.
airy Baker, is appointed Poll Matter, pro fempors,
at New Orleans.
The 6rf volume Of the !" I;f1 ef WASHING
row is juit iHued from the preisa at Phila del
phia.
Nt.o F,snet Government. The particulars Of
the new arrangement are thus defcribed in
private communication The name of the re-
public is to be changed into that Of empire !:
the republican calender is to De laid Aide: the
ancient nobility are 70 re-ahunIe their former
titles and at Bonapaste's coronation, ievsral
hundred nobiensn are to be created The
brothers of the 6rit Conful are, with their male
children, TO be created Archdukcs, and ali the
filters. Archduchehes. : The heir to the throne
lis to be itiled the Imperial Grand Duke, and
the titles o. Bonapartc are to be His ms0 eb,Jc
fian Nyeay ms Emperor Of tie Gdms. The
Throne is to be hereditary in his family, and,
in cafe of failure Of fue, he is to have the pow
er of nominating from among has relatives, hist
immediate fuccsilor."
rLoadon Ipep<r.l
- Esiyn7 pr 1tfser .tSon Salem, 1s!y a.
Capt. Hogin arrived this morning form
Kochefcrt /; left there May 10 brought 10 pal
pers, but reports that the French Soldiers had
declared themfefves againit Bonaparte's being
made Eemporor, Sc. and that Moreau had been
fct at liberty"
FROM THE MED1rERRA NEAN.--Captr Atkins, !
who arrived lat evening in So days from Mall |
aga, informs, that Mr.. Kirkpatrick had received