J -
tt
, fifom h$ PjU Argus; .?v,---,v
c ASSEMBLY OF?T HE JEWS.
J1be ojftmlh of the Deputize $f the Jf rat-
' liter ef: francs and of the' Kitid$n .
lltljli It tbttr t Jttfarusj V -1
The bene fill ot U fciofl high vifibff
declare themrelves upon o. ' A', great e
j'tent is preparing in what' 6uV forefather!
bad not.fe.en for a long toutfe cf centuries,
.what "we emild not hope to fee in our days,
: it fcoin'g to appear before the eyei of tho
- tuonuueq uni verie,r
-The aoth Oftober'l the' day appointed
. for the opening of the grind Sanhedrim, in
the capital of una of the 'moft' powerful
' - C hri 11 i an E m pi r e? a nt! u ndc r the pro te Q ion
-if the imrooual Pfince who governt tt,f
' Paris if going to exhibit thit fpeftacl
Yo the world ; and this eyef iemorabto
event will be.tor tlfe difperleJ remiins'of
" the delcendcrVt of Abraham, a -new xti
- .of felicity and of deli verance. - a ' ' .
Animated wtthrtbeftTfenlimenti which
the lame origin and. jhe-fitne religion In,
.fpirej'we xro'no to day locxptefi j.hem to
v you In thectfufitmof joy. - ,
Who could not admire with us the je
cret dtfignsof that- providence. who, by
..ways, iinlthown to oux weaknef5,;x;hangei
the tace of human things, comforts theaf.
fl iSed, raifes the humble from the dull,
putt an end to .the trials Ordained by - his
' divine ti(icree, " renttet hearts faivhftil
to hit law in the e Accra an -J benevolence
- of alt nations I "V '',' ' .. ' , '
e Si'rkV- eurirfispcrfion, ''J: innumerable
, change have marked the inyonftanty of.
, whitman tluogv Nations ime rucxemveif
d". ruolfeJed each ".'ot her, ; m ictf , together
and heaped thtmfqiyes ort ugon another,
v . We alcMe have refilled the torrent of ages
t ' and of revolutions. Every thing prefaged
; -to lit; anaildcr dcflmya lefiprectfiout
ex'fieucr f but this flatc of things was en."
.. . Jy"a. fuitltt g profpefl ; fpfc it -to become; i a
teahtyV k.was necc'llary that front the bo
' fotn of public II ormi, from He agttateil
wave' 'of an hnmeiifel people,' there ihouhl
airife condufloJ b a' d) vine hand, one of
- jhofe poweiful heads, round-which na-
tions 'rallV tfpm a natural iuflimi of pie.
;. . , fervatlnh. "y "''"'".'V-, '
This benefirfnt and comfolting genius
. Vtihes ubanifh i ail htimiliating diHinc
1 tiona between' i,tid. hit hcr fubjech.
1 3 is penetrating eye hat been able It di(
cover to our fvlofwc code, thole prtncU
? of Juration and (Ircngih wbteli hav
enabled to i('il. ,ihe ravages of time;
an:', which formuly gv'e ,na ' patriatchil
1 . It-npUort j whivh pit ItttI ' venerates,
ami ilut hertiifin of fbaraflcr, the arfm'frav
- tie models of which are rdcoideJln hifio-
" ' ,(' .v vn' '.V-r ,.
"lie has jucf retl iq 1U wifdom that It be.
, ca nt hiV paternal wifhrs o Jpcrm't that a
. ! Gr.nJ Si'ohedrim 'ihoulj be convoked at
fatis, ' The ohjefts and fuftcAiont o(
tTi'i coipaVe pointed out til tle elivjMent ,
fpcech dciiered by the Conimillioncrs of,,
his Imperial,' and RoyalMajefty," V'
- JiutrcfJit 'lotfou to lhe you hat the.
'.' Tpirit, which diilatc'tl it has for it objec
bnly to rcfat as to cur ancient virtues, aih.4
. 'The prayer" weadJreU 1$ yoa to-day
for the co.operatioof' of your knW ledge,'
hy. giving to the tlfccifion of the Grand
: Sanhsltimindreconfideration and weight,
will ptoiluce that' happy jefult of. recall
ing'iisTalf lo'tiiiTfprtn prthclpjei "of Jo"c
trine in more harmony w!ih the clvilVnd
political lafs.of thc-dilterent Hates wjiicji
you hsve adopie.l ot ybor Country. '' r
Your Itiflruilion will he u(efjl ti,
. ar.d gpyerntnent avihorilct ui to cjaimltt
, ,' prnteclion ' ' r '' ' :
Re not deaf ta our voice, rlcarjirethrerii
choofa men" ktiow by their wifdoV ft'inda
' ,lo truth and juQ ice, and capable of co
, operating with s In this grand"York.-
v - Scil-4rein to lake their place! amohij 'ns,
- ' au.l 1st them impart to ws ilitix wife and
' " enl"5htened wics. ' V
.It mtifl be' highly grateful, to all
lfrseUtti of, Europe to co-operate irt the
- regeneration of thoir; brethren,! at it moll
,belorjous for ut in particular to hat e .
' ' ' - fixed the attentton of an )tlultrious Sove .
reign. ; '; "
l lSevtr hal any men upn,earth fuch
' roe.ful tnotivts as we,' to love and ad- I
utire'rtiTs Sovereign,' becaufa never had
we congratulated ouifelves'on fuch.a'
. . ' Shining -jaOicc crion a more fignal f roi
' teilion. t"Tjirtt1or'o Society a rop' :
'eal them to- the lenUmerft of 'their Uignl
ty by fcCurlng lo them th tn'jymeht of '
tlieir tights ; fnch are the benefits we kte
Invested for to Najioleon the Great. "
. ne f0crfign arblter'of nariont and
j rf kings hat given hirri ro this empire l i
' j-.jjil Its wounds, to rtllore to il thexalm-
' vnefi which lung ftorms had wrfl"4 fjoia
j to ignrandiieits deftinlei, to fix outs, ,
which will forever' gratuUte ihtmfeWci
cpoa hitlnj Intrullcvl -Wm i.b the tire
of theittapplntfj, after that of their Je
fenc;-" " ' -1 : ,s- . ;
Parit ivb Tiritj SKl .C-l-03ihir
61, 1 8od. J S v ;
' NEW-YORK, DecemhettaJ;- K
l: Foreign tfem-By ' the arrivaf ytittrdsy
of the UritahPacket Diana, 45 days fretn
i'lmomh, via Halifax and Bermuda, we have,
receiyed our regular file of the London Morn
in;. Herald to the 9th of Non 'TTtey araoc
cupied principally with the disasters on the
Continent, It does not appear there baa been
nir hatlla f ennnvmience aiara that tit Jenav
Buonaparte entered Berlin oA the iith of
Vf with the baxons. : The remnant of the
Pratsian' army, thirty' thousand in number
under th command of , the Dukes of Bruns
wick and Weimar aro expected to. make a
atand on the O ler. where ther are to be ioin
ed by 300,UOO"Rusiia'nsT commanded by the.
Empsror.Alexander id person. On the iSth
of OcWber; the day following; the battler . ot
Jena, as Buonaparte was passing; through,
Weimar, he. was snot at irom a window, but
the ball missed him. He was so enraged-
ttlat he ordered the town to be given up to
tr - "j a ...:tj' . 't -
ore una sworu. auu crcrj uuuuuir was acs-
r'oyed; Sir Samuel Hood, B. h elected
a member cu Parliament, for. tyestminster,
to succeed the Honorable Chailea Fox, ,dc
-ceased., ' ' ' ' '
, r, 1 LoBoirKQctooer3L t,
The Carteret pscket tailed from .Malta on
the I Jth ult. Gen Stuart arrived here from
Sicily on the 40th.t; Every part of the Two
CaUonas has been aoandoneato tne.r.rench
except Scylla, in whjch we slill hold tjarr't
son. Thus tliere appears to be no foundation
for the xeport of a second great victory over
the French In that . quarter. ? General Stuart-
is now on his return to Lngland.v. ; ;
; ;A We hare recetye accounts frqnt Bip
the ISthjStaUnt that the Qaeen bad arrived
there on the precedint; evenings aodeain1
quitted the capita! on 'the lath. TJi Duke
of Brunswick it not killed ; he was wounded
.by a crrape shot at the beginning of the battle,
in reconnoitring the position of the enemy,
f The.. ost in billed and waunded ia estimated
at from 30,000 to 40,000 men; General Mo.
lendorf, Kalkruih,' Ruchel, Blucher, , and
Taaenzien, are " amongst the numter. 1?he
battle wat fought at AueMtadt. The Prus
sian army was o4 its retreat to Macdcbur?.
'. After .lhe'bttle, the lead-quarters of the
French 'army weretransferred to Leinsic. fc
the advanced gtlard had actually takenrp'ot.
eKsionof DreapciU',- 1 -' : V,',, J.,:
lidrA Mrpehf with hit tutte, arrived n
the 1 3th at . Hamburg, fie came by rya of
Weiniar and Brunawick. - : ; j-j
The letters from Saxony had not arjrived at
. Hamburgh, but orders were come dowa from
Magdeburj; to stop the sailing of the vessel
-.1 ,l i: rii .1 ii.Jj.," ' ' '
M BALTIMORE, January,!.
Tat CAMtatAir' Britiih of star," forbii
itikti1, enter our 9tUeri by a, J'rocUmaiiin 0
ithev.v.s: ,-7 - . ; - .
t: W. have thit day reeeirei an oral com
munication,, of .which the substance It as
? "t A. British' hlp, the Cambrian, aonje time"
ago tauoned o!f New-York, and lately com
manded by Ct-ptain 'VhUby,,'ame a few
weeks past Into' Hampton roads, The pilot
who-accosted het,near the Capes, and who'
oh learning who 1ui was, rtfustj to tgudect
lief Into port, was edmpelled (0 remain W
board, and on 'parti or his life to carry ber
to the place where the anchored. , 'yf.
J "Jn her way to the anchorage ground, or at"
ter she had re'tcKld it, the; officer command.
inc'one of thfReverute Cutters, went on
. board,. requetjint? the ntual information as to
the character and dettination ot the ship
The answer received from the 'commander
(captain Beresnmf,' if w are correctly In
formed) was,Hthathe had obi report to,makei
tJ1.1t jt avat hie najtitfi ship the Catrbriao
wrfo came tuAsr she pleased, and went
whe,r-the pleased.,' An 'oCker cf tttt
' sLipwas then told to pttend I he eiJ 1 she
meaning of which on land, would be, " shew
that man t.he door We understand Uat 1
full statement or thit -traosactiea haft been
trantirtltted to, thf.tecreurj of ttate. n,.'. ! :
. The Cambrian, we are tdd,. procured be.
fore her departure, the aupply cf water and
spars for which the came, from Iht Belon
arid Melampuatwo British ships of war now
Jylnt;in.Aherod,K 7-; l-. :;; :
' Tht Camknan bat sailcJ-Ev. f ost, '.
""I V'Fa0" Ttt Satm Rtfits'tia. ", '
Tbe folldwln particulars, favotrd ns by a
. fenvleman lately arrived tt this port from
r India, may riot be uninteresting to the
- publics i "-1 - : V!
The British government haie cemencf
the humane attempt to give their colnaiee hi
the West-Indies, a. race of tree cnltivatort
"with intention; of totally auperting th ps
'eessity of black alsres aad it appears,, the
f" iroepctof to desirable an event it try 8sttev
. ng Hndeedi which from a first esaay recent
ly made by the coventor of the British em
pire In the, Eatt-Inditt, makes the accorn.
plishment of the object, in time, certain.
There being many Chinese emigrant! set
llrd at Bengal, and at the English Island of
' Tufa Penang, in the entrance of the Strait
, of Malacca j these people were Invited to
emigrate to the island of Trinidad 1 and It
seems, great numbers were disposed to em.
'bark for tho wssttrn , world. The Dritltb
taveiaiaent fi.ted out ttro. jhlpsy c-n? frojn if
i'jlriltt. th ftlti .(mm Pvnanir. Snnk V
on board at jmanylateoul(Lbe iccomnioda
ted, and these are the ships noticed in "the
late papirtV t arrived at ;Trinidad,r"with
artiste'., fron India hut they are principally '
enhivatorsi instead tf artists, i. Those who
are conversant with history, will know, the
superabundant aad-numerous population of
China is so great, as to cause, annually, emi
gratiout from that empire to the eastern inl
ands ; evenmong the Malays, Urge colohixt
ot Chinese are always lounO, n,d they are
proieciea oy mem, ana consiacrea as a very ;
useful people, on acountof their laborious k
industrious lives. rThey emigrate alsoton-
stantly to the different European acttleme'ntt
in India, to tome great numbers. k They ap
pear to be well pleated With coming to thit
new Country and at thit time there it the
greatest famine in China that ever wt known
before ; thousands pevtthtne daily tor want of
sustenance. The English are malcinc eon-
tkltrable efibrtt to alleviate their dtatress, by
snipping rice from their settlements. One
house in Calcutta it was said, had shipped
iPjO? .bags .crjfej.v,Ten the company
ships-were also loading with the tame for.
Canton. - . ,i s'V
The yeuntr emperor of Cliinais a most ex
tllent character, and Very justly popufarj
if a judgment may be formed from thecom
ruencement of bit.reieh, he will beuiore
like a father than a .king to.hia subjects. ' He
began hit reien und'-r very unfavorable Cir-
cum'staucea. .His father, the late emperor tA
China, was also a very good, man, bnt being
infirm,' and advanced to a great age, berng .8 S
years old .at. his decease, hit pnroe minister
and great mandarins .had, the entire controul
iof the government, .which ; h7 exercised
'with tyranny unprecidented in .the annals of
that empire ;' which created rebellion after
rebellion, and reduced the country to its pre
tent 4Hvtt;';:'h"?:$?
The young emperor, at tha risk of bw
Cn lift (the minister "being so powtrftjl.)
immediatelyn asceading the throne, arrest,
ed the prime rpinister of his Jate father, and
tame the great mandarins of ttate. and
.orY examining bis treasure, found that by
his exaction be had amassed a wealth far ex
cdi"g etriperor't, partjcolarly hit,"pearlt
were larger and inorf numerous than tha
emperor's own. ' The emperor has published
Tery psirtlcular and intfretiing' accotnCoi
the discoveries he hat made since the above
arrest of th: minister, which, for the cruelty
and distress that be bad caused hi the pr.Or
eincesi almost exceed belief. The. young
emperor is very liberally disposed. laVfdt
Eiiropeans tnd other foreigners, and it is ex
pected be' Will reduce or abolish the .befvy
burthens that have hltlierto been imposed on
foreign commerce'in China. . '.
. As a proof ot the liberal Uisposition 01 the
young emperor, he has written a letter with
hltown hsnds, to L)f. Mackenzie, deputy stub
t;eon general of Madras presidency, to .tend
htm on to China, some frtsb vaccine matter, k
a proper person to propagate it in hit. era-,
pire it being , his intention, to give it every
encouragement, at be very touch approved
of it. : - ' -; ..
. The vaccine Inoculation It tnucb practised
of late by the native inhabitants of the hither
vndia,'and greatly approved of there. ,
; PHILADELPHIA Jtnuary t. -1'
A fcvntlemnn who arrived herein the scbr.
-; Maria-Theresa, from HaVanna, has oblig.
-singly favoured ut with the following tran.
' Jauon bf the oQkial account of the re-cap. ,
twrsj o Bueooa Ayret. - v
", i 1 NevTbrk tnetle
,:-. SOUTH AMKRICA -
Extrtct fre-m the oQicial accounts received at
' llavanns, relative Jo the retaking of Buenos
. Ay res, by Don S. Lingers. - r
Aug. I. Last niht detachment 1 50d
English attacked S00-Spaniards, encamped
4;lesgnct fromtbe city, and made them
leave the nefd, with i cannon and prison,
ersj ft w were killed or wounded oa either
aide. . ; ,'?,";) J"f r
i Ith-Our transports crossed from 5a.
cramchto fo the river of Las Conchas, with
favorabla; S." E. wind, and landed ,3700
rcyn, with f'armon.arms, kc ,1 . ' "
th. Very heavy rain from .the.tth until
last rIrIiL "We btrf .thit ropratnt received
news that, pur troops are marching toward
(hit c'tty, suffering great hardships from tht
Wny twampt'lbat lay between u which
Impede the passage of the artillery. . ,
,10th. At L2 o'clock, gen Ijniert tent
th .lieutenant' of Infantry Don H'dario
Qulnuance, to ask the British general to aur.
. I - - l ' - 1 r ! - r r t '
renuar nunicu in iu course 01 nneen mf.
nutes t out "he otTicer returned without an
'answer, ae be wit denied admittance into
'the fort. At four o'clock the fullowing let.
'ter wtt tent to hc British general t
. Very excellent sir, " ' '
The fate of arms is invariable- it la
ssthsn a month since your excellency took
thi capital without any opposition 1 stuck.
ng -with a very small number of troop a
multitude of people, who surely were mora'
nencit ni 01 a gooa cvmmanaer, man courage
ver'iliro w the BrHisli
trooba. ? The i utt es
teem due to th courage of ytmr excelltncyi r "
tbt great enroity of tbd Spanish nation
and the horror that inspire the destruction
of men, induces me to give your excellcncf
this advice ; and 1 expect tluta youf eXceU
ency it well acqut'inted with your ptrilou
Situation, without tf sourceyou will let ra -know
in the precise term of fifteen niinntes.- .
- If you are disposed jto a desperate eHbrt, anal
give your iroopa up to total obstruction, or
aurrender to a generous enemy. "
, May 4the. Lord guard sour Excellehef,
!. v ! . ' many year. v.;.-;.," ,
(Sigcfed)- 1 Siirrt acq Lmaae.
,To tbe, very exceHewf trirVVm.) ,
'; .Carr Beretford.'"-1". J i 4 'rJf ,
,Thla letter waa answered with tht foBow
tng linef i v :iiS; rr J-, ..; 'i ' :
. I bayvuken this town afret. two Victew
nest its fate armt will tlecide. ,0
J' &SnFA) uBKt-oo.' -
UB tht I lib Aug. our troop attacked andf
entered by assault at. the Retire, vhertf we r
took I guard of 50 men pr isoncrt. V en '
drenched ourselves here, od placed a S4V
peunder facing. ev rjr Itreet. AH night te- -
Term ifcirmrsnes oeiween vnf patrole anx
the advanced guard oT the enemy took place -
; . wwr-wi, in .uay- aim otgnt several
sUrannhef betwceBilbe Cathinia;na end th
ememyj oir.artjlleiy fired also On the Bri-
nan ttwpping, and dd much damage. . Our
long expecud long-boats, in which we plac '
great hope, are not arrived yeti a; ,
; .!?lh.A(.l'cJock' thj morning ' our
brave CftlotnH bJiandeRgues ;,aaul ia '
goont on fooj M ll pontl.:; Oof tttillery Wac
placed frpntintS th? ftftirp. and aeveral i4 v
pounders at every f street, taking thf cnemr .
betweeftlwofirts. Jb!(UackcowinuedW .
ry hot till evening, when, the JlngJish flajp
wat ported dowrj nd' the; Spanjshhoisted
Th ene 'turrendered, themselves Tris.
nert of war, but the officer erVto have ,thes .
honours; The British general nd officers
were tjuarterei.ln everliione,xand th '
troop locked vp irt tlje corporation house.
The eaemy ba od many tilled and wound- -
ed t and w hv n had great to. . Oni
4he Uth," IV Dum Wa aw with crctt ie
5oiclngt.A f t:?- ':-:,uAl 2 ' ' V
i ITie EngHt wstlt i Barrtgan Bay havr
Wl ecped. Of four hrp of the line th -Preteartd
themselves before this harbour,.
emo waa unk bf th; forts, two were strand
ed, and site wther eteped.- ..V.'v V'-:
, A letter from Kew-York fays. "Byaveti
eel from Nanlz; we have napera 1 th tevent b
f ' Nwmberr'whrch give, account of that '
fYench fewin'tr'tnarclifd ot, of Berlin,-' of
which thy bad posresslon everJ ayt, at.
tacked the Prussians, and after a aerere en.
gagement, which lasted two days, obtained
a complete victory, havinn ki'led and taken
tipwardsof 80 thcrusnd--The kin is among -the
number oP.wounded, and the queen a cep 4
tive. Thi veaael Jo bring, accent thatj
th kmg ofiralland, with hit army had enr
tered Copenhtgta," ; . (
':..;:.; :r;v ,Lr' ."?jiAu Gsuitu
"'5 ifpre bf J5iifr. :k:;-
Wa ara MillioriM-ct tn t.t. fi-aM k....:!
itioneble aujtority, that JAM KS WILKIN, ,
SON. who waasecretarr toiha WnnA Mnn
ty Meeting last full, has been arrested a on ,
of Burr' adhereou, waf examined before)
the, megistratet and found Guilty, h is U
so stated on the 34th,. there wersv betweef
Pittsburc end Harittta, (000 of Burr'a nets .
-I
on the Ohio river
roct pos your Intention t But at present. '
penttrated by the highest enlimsinsm and,
valor, they are ready to throw ofl" a haCcful
yoke, and to demonstrate that Utecuvag ,
hawn by tht inhabitant of Ferrc-1, the Can
ary islands and Porto Rico, U not a ttrantr
to those ot Buenot Ayrts. I coma it tht
head of well disciplined troop very tuperi. j
or to your. Th maritime forctt that o
eupy the entrance of th river, will not lcve'
a retreat for your excellency. Thousands cf
lahsbitanta, well armed, fall ef boner and)
courts, paly wait for a signal from utt to
, V rpn TTeinirtgiosj City, jpfc Jf. 1 ;
The great imporunc of the Inulligeaew '
from the Westward, hat superceded tauck
taiteellaneou tttatter, tt well t Congreaslon. ,
al prauedinga. '.,:-- ; .; ':-. '
The Heuae of llepreserrtttrvn wr) prin.
ciptllv enyrtged on Friday on the bill for the
' punishment of certain erimet tgtiptr tht U
nited State which waa recommitted to ti at
lect committee." r
. They adjourned oter ta Mondays ' v
: The resolut'kon at ,acrtd W eo tVednetV
dty, art f a followat --..,, ,..,;...'
Re tJfiJ, , That yr9Tiaa ought t be tnkdt
by la, to fortif and, defend such poittos b
the Jvlitsuippi below th city of KewO
leans, at the president of the Uwud:Stalek i
shall desitjaate, for tht protection of tbatcW
)yt and thai; farther provision ought to k"
made by lwv tar gnardlrr ibe tproathdi 'r
to th same from Um au ', "f "
Fenced, That tl President of tht. Ubl. .
ed States be authorized to accept of any cea-"
pany or companieof volontecre either of a"
tillery, avalry or infantry who may atso
eiate and offer themselvs. fcr the serrica, ''
(aoteseeedine thirty thowtaad wen,) Wb)
hall M clothed and lurnitUed Wib7)omitlt
their own expense, and arsoed and oiherwisw
equipped at the expence of tht Uaited, ttkte
-except uh of hem as may (boost to farniwb "
.their own arm, and wheat eommltsirmed of.
ficert, thall be appointed by the rctpectlvsj
(a(atcand territorial atlthpritietr wh aka!l '
m liable to ht called a post it do miliury d
ty at any time the Fretideaa than judge pro '
per, within two year a tier lie ahall accept "
the tame; and which called rnto actual tV,
vice, and when remaining in (ha tasnc, ahafl ;
be under tht same rules aad rtgulatio, and
be entitled tt tht tame pay, rations, iorg
and ailpwanet laetloathing, with U4 repikr
.troop f the U. State.
'ALMANACKS for 1807, ,
Tor sale ut the Printinj-OfBce.
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