ehi 4 ately obtained, and Is ready to pro
due. this honorable court when necessary ,
and -me extracts from which we contained
in tlits exhibits severally marked No. 7, which
he I 'ays leave to make part of this his answer.
J.a4 for plea to the said seventh article
of impeachment, the said Samuel Chase saith
that he is not guilty of any high crime or
misdemeanor, as in and by the said sevtnth
article is alledged against him, and this he
prayi may be enquired of by this honorable
couit, in such manner as law and justice shall
aeeu to them to require. -(To
be Continued,)
Latest Foreign Intelligent.
. Bj (he ship John U Alice arrived at Philadel
phia, in 43 dajtrom Liverpool.
Madrid, 'December 30.
A part of the Garrison here has received
enters .to hold itself in readiness to March.
A quantity of artillery from the great Arseti?
y 1 at Segovin will be serttasainst Gibraltar.
eargainsUtfiandJKU
with vieour; and the Greatest part ot our
marine which consists, of 5 ships of the line ,
' of various sixes, besidas other vessels, will be
got in readiness Tor sea immediitely Pub
lic prayers will soon be put up for the Me-
mgs of Ileayen to our arms,
CDiz.December:l5.
Admiral Gravina is shortly expected here
Trom Paris. All ships of war here, ami at
Carthajena, -arc felted out, and mav.y sce.naen
arc levied.
Milw, December 17. -Mr.
Livingston, the late envoy of the States
of North America to Paris, has arrived here ;
toe is makm-ja journey in Lower Italy.
Paris, Jan. '7.
We have received an account from Ant
werp of a desperate scuffle having taken
place between some American sailors, wh o
were attacked by a party of Spanish sailors,
who supposed them to te English. Many
lives were lost on both sides, and sever!
"rounded. ,
'f---.- XlCHboM, Jan. 21.
The French mi nibttr Salicetti, ha con
cluded a new convention with the Liguarian
Rrnuhlie.in the name of the Emperor Na-
'nrJi.nn. uhirK wai s'nrned on the Cth of
October last, and of hich the principle ar
ticles are as follows:
-The Emoeror Napolean-encrages to pro
cure a p.'ace for the Liguarian Republic with
the- Barbery powers, and to cause .the
Liguarian flag to be respected by those. pow-
Should he, however, -not be so successful
inthis endeavour as he expects, lie engages
to famish the ships of the said Kcpublicwnn
Frtnch color, that they may thus bo protec
ted. '
. The Emperor of the French wit! further
Vrant perm'mion for the Importation of all
Liguarian commouuies-uuo neumoni, i r
ma and Phcenza, only paying the small im
p-jrtation-toll, which was before custonvry
which ocrmmion shall bczin to be in force
immediately after the ratVr.catiou of tkit con
vention.
On the other part, th! government of th
Liruarian Republic enrage to furnish 6.000
ea:uen, dr.iiig the prescr.t war, and to have
400 of them Jnrcadmca in a short lime.
The L'tru iriaw Republic cedes the hnr
h-nirs, with the arsenal, es also the galley
har)nms and the dock-yards with the basin ;
uivl nlacesthtin attSie disposd of the French:
and as it is mtended to build in the said dock
yard, ten ships of the line for Franc-',. J he
Liguarian Republic engtges.to enlarge the
basin suuicienilv lor the entrance ami sin
liyning ofthre shins at its own esptnee :
and as at the time of the conclusion rf this
convention, a n-jw bllt il.ip of the line, a
frigate, and tw corvettes, arc ly'ir;; finished
in the do of Ucuoa, these snips anau w-.c
wise be placed at thed'upwHl of France.
v January -a.
In consequence tif an application from
number yS respectable Spiuish merchants
n order of Council his been obtained, to
YnrnnXt veiscUtoTar rycorn into the port of
Spain those el excepted in winch lhe:carc
tavl stores.
January SS.
HOUSE of COMMON'S, 7n'. SU
Sir notice, that he should
en M4idy real inove.fpr Jc-ve to briitqf in
a bill (ontinue for a limitted time,
suspension tf the H.Ueas Corpus
Act, mid for citaUUhir.g " nurih! Uw in
Lait n'rht dispatches wrerr,t olTfrom
lh A'lmialtf to AHmirul CWnwHn, off
.l'ly mouth, vii'honter to n-Mime his former
aiaiimiwtih ail txuwMe iitiMTciw
There is a rrpma in the tny tftat Ilunna.
turir ha 1 revil:d i mi M. Siummclpen
tuck 1$ Mndni with 'pstsn, fnerture. it
produrtd a Kliht tin In the fane1. We !
UcU no crwht to the rtpori.
January 28. v ,
Tli Dnptror ef Russia hn tfinitively
fited the viiy cf KriC In bU dominions fur
rtidetice of fcis Mjjtsty L'Xiis XV HI.
Me is, however, to rrwide at Mituit, until the
Murmn mil l'.ie of the season shall eniibte
I. im trr ntnve,'ifh ll hit liouftrhol.t, to the
aii Je whidi the k'.ndnm of hit Ruisian Ma
Jcvr h vrovh'cd for him.
M, dVerjrifei, a French emigrant, who
Itourf't la tbt wrsi'.a of the Emperor i f
' ItnoNii, wtwon lh demaiul ol thr ntinitef
Sf Huotupjrte arrested at Home Uit autn.
mer, and delivered into the hands oftheFrencb,
has been' released.- "
The English families of distinction, who
were made prisoners in France at the com
mencement of therwar have been directed
by the. French Commissary to hold them
aeliteain readiness, as they may expect daily.
to beembarked for England.
- : r . - January 29. - ' :
Yesterday dispatches were received from
Admiral Cochrane, off Ferrol. They state,
there was reason to suppose the French fleet
in that port would endeavour to put to sea,
having since the war commenced been onn
pletely fitted out by the Spanish officers.
No less than sixteen Spanish prizes, ex
rfelttsWefheBhAtritegatgy-have beeft
carried into Gibraltar.-
Theloan intended to be negociated for in
March is not, we are well assured, to exceed
the sum of Twelve Millions ; the rest of the.
supplies being to be raised within the year.
The Courts of Vienna and Copenhagen,
have declared, in answer to the circular note
of M. Talleyrand, respecting the Ministers
of GreatrBritain, when Buonaparte professed
rj-pTrthemoutxftherete
lie law that they cannot recognize so ex
traordinary a principle. ,
Private letters received by the Ilamburgh
Mails, . atate,; that the exportation tef torn
from the Swedish and Prussian ports have
been prohibited, in eonsequence, it is sup
posed, of the magazines of provisions which-
are about to be lormed lor -the use ot the -ar
mies in those countries.
The Marshall of the Court of Admiralty
has in the name of his M:ijesty taken; posses-'
sion . of all Spanish vessels sent into the
several ports by our'cruisers, as well as all
such as were detained by the embargo, thus
taking them ou$ of the charge4 of the captors
or their agents.
Letters from Berlin of the 4th instant, (in
all , likelihood fabricated at Paris) state that
the King of Prussia had remonstrated with
the King of Sweden against his entering into
a subsidiary treaty with this country, which
might tend to disturb the peace otthe North
. of Europe; which Jiis Prussian Majesty, -it is
said, is determined to protect.
A Spanish ship from Carthagena to Ferrol,
having on board a considerable quantity of
dollars, and gold in bars, besides valuable
merchandize has been taken by the Malta, of
84 guns, and sent into Falmouth.
A gentleman arrived in town -yesterday
from France, who is reported to be M.
Portalis, jun. brother to that person who ac-.
ted as-Sccrctary to General Andreossi in this
country. lie is probably come as an agent
forthe exchange of prisoners t inwhich ca--parily,
we believe, Capt. Paget sets out in
a few days far France. The English, so
long detained in France, we arc happy to
hear, are likely to be shortly released 4rom
their captivity,
,r 'Geo. Mack U ' to eommaml all 'the Aus
trian forces in the Tyrol and Venetian States.
ThelncieBse or these froops has, it appears,
excited some alarm at Pnris.
Letters have been. recti ved with the Ham
burgh -mails, from Amsterdam, gi'vitigan ac
count of the proceedings of the French, in st 1
ling the cargoes of English , manufactured
gorKU,whichhave beenconfiscated by their sol
diers. The Dutch government is entirely
passive upon the occasion; The groom of
Gen. Mannont is the auctioneer of this mili
tary house. The goods remain warehoused
ti!l an oppnruiniiy arises for re-exporting
them. A guard of soldiers attends at the
plice of fule, to prevent imuH.Such U the
ir.icrdtile abject state of the natavians.
CHARLt?rON, April a..'
Accounts ff;n Cape Francois. by capt.
Richar.li, ivt, that th? Havtian atmy
had Rune againft Santa Do ninco. Tl cy
were faid to atmniut to 41 o?o men, in 4
divifion! 1 he main bodv under the con.
mani ot ChiiH,phe, corifining of 24..ertO
inen. nelTaSiiie, Jhc V. npcror, had
marcheil at ih- hea l of thefe .imtirthey
rear If d M.'Ya'm. an inland town, ofcon-
I fnl;rable flreith j a council of war was
thent'eirt, when if was determined to
tlfnnihecity TI15 F.mperor, however,
was rcijuefled foi n rifkhij life inihe..at
lemp anf tl.e dircvlion of the fiee wn
given to Gen. Brave, who, after i del,
peuteand blooly ctitrfli' 'fiicceelcl in
cairrini the city ; nf , however, without
rfinli.!r4H!e JoT. It was rumoured, tht
Gi-n. L'rive wji moriallr vrrtundcd and
in f W unehhcxtfan.l of his belt troopi. .
The French and S uniar.'.i found in th;
Ci'r, it was fuppofd, were all put U the
1 WOld.
.
We hstf tc:n politely favoured w'h
Ktrtglhm, (lim.) paprrs t the 14th of
Mirch Utftn one of thefe we estracl rhe
fullowin? intrrefling articles 1
KINGSTON, (Jm.) March 9.
Th DiuHh flirtji Ant, W-U, from
Rirha l.iei'iii 9divf, arrive! eder lay at
Von Rmal, An otfictr cams InKcr wiih
difjiiches fron Commfflore Hood, for
healmiraf, which are fail tn h- 0f.lne
high-il imprice to this IlUnd.
At a late hour yt(t:r day evempt ihen
M'i.itiirr wai lavomea nn tne lidibtdu
AUrturp of the 2&:h Ftuuary, frcirrf
hich the lollowing important eatra
arc cupica s
' lltmiDOis. Feb. 26.
A fudfcn dcpreinon was tacted hereof
a ....
aanaif UK, 01 the arrival of 1 nenlr
fiom Leeward, with the unexpected i
lelligence of the ippcara,rlcc Jn ihor feas,
of a powerful French, naval force, and
yefterday morning the account was fully
confirmed, but as it is too cuftomary,
with many exaggerated additions which
could only tend to heighten the a
larnr Withoutfollowirfgjhe varying and
vague accounts which have been induftri
oufly dCaminated, we (hall confine our
report on this generally interefting fub
jeft, to that which feems mod authenac :
On Wednefday laft, a f mall veflel, in her
courfefrom Dominica to St. Lucia, dif
covered feveral fail of large jeflcls (land
ing towards Martinique, and having af-
hertained them to be art enemy ' fquadronr-
-lCjll7 uuuuguiuieu tneir rorce, Dore
iip to this Ifland and communfeated" her
obfervations, juftly deeming it of the
higheft importance to be immediately
known here. . The confirmation cf this
account was yeftcrdjy morning officially
received Jn difpaiches frorri St. Vincent,
with the'addition that the enemy had fal
len in With a fnlal COrivov hound hi-rc.
andhadcapairedthe Prince oi AuRurias
tranfpoit. It appears that his M;ieftyY
Ihip Aligator, havini? a fh'Tn and brie un-;'
?r convo.y, fell in withthetMierrrv'ifniiaj
dron on Wednefday morning ;! that -they
endeavoured to decoy her by holding
EnglKh colours, and one of them a Rear
Admiral' blue fbg but the Aligator
finding they could not ahfvver their fignals,
difcovered the cheat and Hood dirccl for
St. Lucia, the enemy giving chafe, cut
off the (hip and captured her. :
1 he real force of the enemy according
to the mod cont'd! account that has been
received, and which is riven, by an Ame
rican fchooner, " that pairwrthrough their
tlL-eton WednclJay, alict their capture ot
the tratifport, ronfid of one three decker,
fuppofedof 1 10 guns, tvs-y8rt's, two 74',
anct five (ViLNjtcs cvi.fentlv.fuU of tiboos.
This force fo fuperior to any thing which
wc have at nrelent afloat in the Wefi-
ltis,perhaps voo juffly app'.rli-rf ?r
that fome veffels yhich ;wre yeilcrday de-.
fcried off our coaft, are part oi this re
inforcement ; and . thefe fufpicions are
flrengthened by an American veRd whi;h
feUin with thertt yefterday morning, and
from their manocuvettTiglccncIudcs t;ey
were French lhi'jrsi Tw'a of theiir'appcar
cd fo near, as to be perceived to be line of
battle hips, and it is added; that five brigs
were feen in company with them nany
vejTels have certainly beer( feen from tljp
heighths to windward tut tior.e fuch as
defaibed have arrived. ' -
The eriemv fnTi-c 1r.iftr arrlvf.fl
1 1 . y " .wiww . 1 ....... . . .1 1 w.
iL-rvciMorij. j.' 1 t J. 1
A .1 ; . I . .- . r
nuwirai. jwemz ; . thole expected trom
the McditerraKean , are under AtJn;h x
Villaneuf. - . .
It is to awake the caution and vigilance
of our community and not to excite their
fears 'and apprehenfions, that we fta'e
thofe pai'tjculari ; every man is calif d
upon to be prompt anc) energetic when his
country is'threatcned, and by (hewing the
Indie?, certainly threatens Tome dange?to
our Colonial puffeilions.; not. however.
in that extent winch the toy timid haftily !
apprehfnd, ftr our gurrifohs throughout j
the Iilands are in geiieraf well Ireng'th
ene), admirably appoiined, and in' high
heahh and difcipline. On our own inter
nal refources the moft itnp:icit confidence
can be placed, ami we might even defy
the hole concentrated force of the ene
my :all langonr-aitd -inactivity., howe--ver
mud be thiownoff, and the ical, ac
tivity, and' vigour of our Commanders
both civil and military be fcconJed with
promptnefi and alacrity. The mcafurcs
already adop'c !, and dill purfningare futh
as mark a (Irjtng determination of obfli
nate refiffahre; and jtidirg from thofe
eminent talents which we fliall hive to
guide and diredus in the hour of danger,
fhould it ever arrive, we anticipate a glo
rious rcfuit to iKe'fionor aui reputation of
our country. ' . . . '
While weare naturally folicitou for
the fafcty ar.rdefe .ee of this country, the
prefcrvationnf our filler colonies fhare
our equal vrtlLci and anxiety, cfpecially
as their loil fltuation by them more o
pen to thcjiiacks t f the enemy, who, ac,
Jj.v'e anvLci'crprifin2,.weIalready 'find in
veding n, of ihem. Thus have the ac
counts othc arrival of the enemy's forces
at Martidquf, been immediately fu'lowed
up with liar of their attack on the I (land
of Domiiica. ()o Friday laO, rhcir fqua
dron ipcarcd oft Hoircau an immediate
attack ffnmtncfd, and a debarkation of
troops piempttda-fpitiird defence was
made, ir.d the lami ng refilled twice was
the enfny repulfed, fnd obliged to retire;
they dw ,.ff to Point Mochell, a crrelc
about hree leagues further to the fouth
wirdj whither rri2Juner General rrevofl
was parching to meet them ; and from
Ihenip whjM probably prtceed to Prince
KuprVt'f, where a more effeflnal (nA
UroayW-ma.le, Tfnr-lTrti-..... t.r
T,n,fa are c Si,nday r.ight, when the
entiiy hsd not made any material pro
grfi, tn1 the QUe and vicorous
'If te W.M con,in"cJ- Lct,Jie i"f
tliljand be what it may, wherher fob
bed by a twi fxiwerf ul Vnemy, or rear,
iintriurnplithe Britim ftandird over
1r v.nquilhed alfailan's, alike mull
Hr tellimonnothe Rallaut fpitit of its
fnlomal militia and tegular Rarrifon, led
bn by an officer than whom (in the perfon
bfn.lgjUcr Gencraf Prevofl) ih Uiitifh
'my i.ai nor a prouder bojll.
I auuuiuii 10 1 note pat Mcuiar we have
to add, that farther appearances of danger
threiieit ihefe Coloaiei, unkfi by the
t mclraitivat of an adequate nay.1 force,
the rntmy'i career le checked, ft is
fonfi lenity Hated, that vtdel from Marti.
tKjue, Ufhiel by the Unicorn fripw,
wmch hit JiriivH here, riot only con
lirmcdto her , file nth of the enemy,
already arrWcd, but adds, that a reinlorct-ment-ifTtvn,
fsll f ihe line, with fff.
gates 1 ml tiinfportr, was momently ei
pefted there from ths MediitiVanran,
jith ibe eiprefs rbjel oco rtpersting
in a general attack on all our I (fan Js
This vcird further flattd, that an epl.
ttoti of 4000 men wn on the point of fail,
ing from Martinique ajatafl St. Lucia.
.1 ' 1' ; L- . if ! -r - "i r- 1
iMiigcrs ai auaii o.nejj i points out tho'e
wnicn awaits atioiner,,4t
, The arriyalf o,rowerful a FrencSt
naval force to '-wiRclw-ant,, has jundoub'ed
ly been thcoccafiooof the d:fpVches fnm
commodore Hood, that our commauriets
.here may be apprifed thereof ; and ba bet.,
ter prepared to refift 'he att ack of the ene
my, thouid he have .the temerity to at
tempt (he conqueft ot. this iflan.
: '; March 14.. ' ..
A Council of War li apointvil to he
held at the King's Houfc, i,i Span:(h
Town, this day between thchouis of ten
and twelve.
Charleston March 29.
Capt. Clark left Ubrdeaux Februaiy I.
A French fleet of 1 1 ships of the line, har
ing on board 9000 troops, had effected their
escape from the harbour of Toulon, about
the 20th of January. . It was conjectured that
their destination was either the East-Indies
' or the Uraziis ,
Capt. Duncan, from Havanna, informs,
that a heaw P-ale of wind from the N. rnm.
menced on the 15th Inst, and blew with great
violence for three days. It was reported
when he sailed, that the Rr'r.ish 7, Vanguard,
ivas lost in this p-;i!e on the Florida reef ; and
me rrincess tnariotte trigale on iYlartys'
reefthc cre ws of both vessels saved. Capt.
- t t . rr .1... Tf ti .
" , ' ' ' '
sloop of war the captain of which, on tcinp;
informed of this report, observed that .he had
little doubt of it,s truth, not having seen "any
the gale. .
Nkw-York, March If.
WAR WITH PORTUGAL.
Uy the bri Washington, from Teneriffe,
we learn, that t'ae Dri'.lsh have, declared war
against Portugal and, that they have taken
possession of Madeira. This was the cur
rent re port two days previous to the bailing
of the nhnv -vrp1.
si , ,
MONS'R. DE CHAN LA tnvir
been deprived of his fortune and
obliged to leave bis country by the French
Revolution, has fettled at Orton where lis
is engaged in teaching Reading, Writing,
Arithmatic, the Latin and French Lan
guages th two anting -Gentlemen placed
under his care by General Smith. Thefe
not being futficient to occupy Ids time or
encourege a laudable emulation ; he will
receive a few more fcbolars on the under
, mentioned Terms engages to bring them
on well in thcir cducation and to be parti
cularly attentive to their morals and manners.
y hen the fickly fcilon commences he
will remove with them to Smtihville, ths
hcalthinefs and rdrafantneft of which as a
fummer retreat It well known.
i Ahntr. De Cbanla received his educa
tion in th". Univerfity of Paris and com
pleted it um'cr the direfllon of fome of tho
firft literary chsraflcrsin France He has
made te per Icaion of the French Lan-
guagc Ids particular fludy, fo as to arrive
at the mod critical knowledge thereof ac
cording to the new pronouncialion lad
frttlcd by the French Academy.
For boarding, warning, lodging (their
own beds & bedding to be fent with them)
ftfti lasKinA ..Sik.a!
.vhii IVMUIIl, TIIIIIIf 0IMI4U4411V
-1 ff.... at
uic i.aiin ana rrencn isngusges, j
month Sixteen Dollars and iwo-ibirdi,
Heading, writing and arithmatic
month. Two n.dUn.
Do. do. alfo the Latin and French laa
guages per month, Thrct Dollars.
jprit 1, 18.1J.
" noticeT
THE Ctipartnerfhip 0f Jocilim 6
Gautui, ceafes this day, Incor,.
fiquenceof ihe death of Mr. A. Joceiinj
all thufe thai have claims agiinft the fa if
firm, are requefledioprefent them to the
fubfenber, the furviv ing partner, and re
ceive tht.r money j lrkl tl, lhofe jbted
10 Inf faid Cofflnin ...... il.J
come forward for the immediate adjuft
meni wi i.c iarae, as no indulgence caa
dc given.
in. ti T N GAUT1ER.
I fhili csrry on the Lumber bufmcfa
citenfively in all Its various brioches.
Wi.mm-toB, March a6,i8ac.
per
1.
ret