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Important! Extract of a letter from a respectable
gentleman in Norfolk, to his correspondent in this
elty, dated January 5, 1798. "We have an arrival
from Glasgow in thirty-six days, containing the
following! - That the king of Spain has refused a
passage through his dominions to the French troops
destined to act against Portugal; that Buonaparte
was collecting an army on the coast, to be called,
"the Army of England;" and that the American com-
missioners had been ordered to leave France.., "
Extract of another letter from a gentleman in
Richmond, to the same gentleman, who received the
foregoing, dated January 9, 1798. "We have an
arrival at Norfolk in thirty-six days from Glas-
gow. - She brings accounts of the "American com-
missioners having been ordered out of Paris in
24 hours." ...
Baltimore? Printed by Thomas Dobbin. 1798.

broadside.
Title from the Telegraphe and daily advertiser
of January 17, 1798, which states: "The following
intelligence, we yesterday published in a hand
bill; as many subscribers in town may not have re-
ceived it in regular course, as well as to gratify
our country patrons, we are induced to give it a
place this morning."
Not in Evans .
No copy located.

435

Jovial songster. A collection of the most esteemed
songs, sung at the American and English theatres.
Fourth edition.
Baltimore: Printed for Henry S. Keatinge, 1798.

Advertised among "Now publications, Henry S;
Keatinge's book and stationery store, No. 148,
Balt street", in the Telegraphe of August 15, 1798,
Evans 33943.
No copy located.

436

The Key. / [rule] / Vol. I. No. 1. Saturday, Jan-
uary 13, 1798 [- Vol. I. No. 27, Saturday, July
14, 1798] / [rule] /
Frederick Towns Printed, weekly, by John D. Cary
at the / office of the Federal gazette, in Market-
street. / [double rule] // [1798]