r
I .!
b '' rn -r formidable than pe.
It w be mot! mporfVnt iffa'fi ol
jr,. i re c uc r'cd wi h lecrer ; ih
.- ,t s.v rnnitn'sis dilbofrtS ti ; th
" r. r public r created and dctt;oed I
sre miiipro1' and divided rn, fed he i
c : "i ut"n a--, gVefrinieiJ &c. ekienMv
, t 4 an 1 ; -.5 tlnjre th it it e huule of Aui
, having tk n up traxpta dtiiroy ire
. Jhmh rrpu' '.a h is found nr. ans to th-
ino its troops in t ilUtitig its amoitiousde-
ii. ns. - .
'We sre ;iTired h t the dire &ory has
H minatrd a, nunilier tor foreign affairs,
Tallerimd PeritH id, the ex-cn ftnu nt ;
ta miniHer f the marine, L. Hoche, the
tx minder S the republic at the conrt of
Btlin; and as mmifter of juftice, pefmu
tvrn. the ex cdnftitfieirt. I is added, that
II keen Ramel at niiniltcr
ot .finance.
The Kedaaeur ol ytfterday, contain
the follow in, official article.
Bulletin of the Teltgrophe, jrom lijlc to Pa
Th F.nolifh, Pleniootentiarv is arr.Ved
- " m r I
th seveniiiff at fix o'clock, 'it L'lle.
fMinudl CIIUt'PE, E g. Teh
The revolution ot the republic ot Genoa
is completed. The Ex Doge has been
chofen Prefident ot the nrw municipality,
and appeared tor the fiilltime, on the 17th
ot tuns in j ublic, decorated with a red and
white tcart, the only myrK. 01 miuuuiu!
sccrrdincx to the new order of thing' .
K revolution has alto been tflecle,d in
the Valtelit.e-jnd -Bormia. The people
of thole countries intend to form a t'eparate
ftate in alliance withy the Swits Cantons
and in cafe of nor.-acquieicence on the part
of-the latter, they propole to join tnc
Tranfalpins republic.
The following pieces have been propof.
ed in the municipality of Venice i!t, a
projeft of a proclamation to the G--eek na
tion in the Archipelago, inviting them to
fluke' oft' the yoke, and re eltablilh by their
union with the Venetian people the former
glory of the Greek name 2dly, a letter to
the Patniarch of the independent territory
of Montenegro, mviiini him to lead the
brave Montnegrines to democracy. Gen.
Huonanarte has formally informed citizen
Alietrandria, a mcmbfrof the directory of
the Tranfalpine republic, that Mantua
witli It dependencies mail form a depart
ment of the new rpuhlic.
The territory ot Venice ha.s been divid
ed into leven departments, vrz.7 i, Urtf-
cta 2, Verona -3. Vic.nza -a, fcoua,
including the province ot Kovigo fti
tre 6, Venice, including Tievdo 7,
Fiiuli.
C ant Bert ftofF, the ctlebrsled minifter
cf Denmark, died on the 3d of July.
Court' U of Five Hundred, Jx'y 10.
Bom don de I'Oife procurtd the adoption
of a pr c& tor ret ailing to their homes the
unhappv cob. ifh ot St. Dom'mgf, who
have taken retime in the United States or
w r t r
elfewhere. Th fe who are in France will
be conducted thither at the expence of the
republic; and at their arrival 'Hey will
return to the enjoyment of their eflaies.
Tt is in f one. of whotn w fji'tf--Tlt who'e
'aceopuetl m o ruli-esi uin tf wli cli briif
viiuini itfa ofwau 1 itjon!. Dvn Frat.ciic .
Lam c'io.was tvi AU li ed up, and j.o ac
c rn! habien recti ed ot Don Autouit
e ;ido, who was with him.
J J,e viMape of St. IhTtTS, which is rear
tol acuna, is fvvahowed Ojt ; in this pljcc
here was a lchool with upwards of torty
(.hildien whoh.,ve fofTered the f , rrie fite.
- There are ddferej 1 reports relpttftinij
:hf vilbge of Anbato ; ii ib laid to be like
wife in ruins. -
'lhe famous efbte of Marquis de Mira
flores on which wa's a cloth n;aiufi6jtory,
ul his horfts and' an elegant church, are
ei;tirely deitroyfd, ni.ny lives lolt.
C.ilera, an ettate adjouimg the Marquis's
is .(wallowed up, and lcarce the vefttge of
a houie to be leen. i
Ahque?, SaguVt, Puili, Fachuchi,
mid other contitltrable villjgtsand ettotes
are entirely ruined.
5 Ma ch a che, Al.feaci , A in a gi 1 an af A'iva f,
and dther yilljjres in .the neighboU: hcod oi
Facungahave levered great damage -iVut
a church left Handing in either of thete
places
bur's crrtmire5!oPs to his flovrrnrre-nt e l the Vattn ie, capture d St; Vj-; en '
c n r ni d not! irg on which acorreCt opi.n
in cT J-e iia:e ot t tie meetmp rouiu if
oii Ctd; and ttat a tf (Tii;On ot belli it.ti.
had Dot been prccbimet!. Tbe enmnt -t
ins in Ireland aie lubfi ling and tut
na'val muiiny was at an nd. -
1 he tri il of the mutineers on the Nep
tune com unit ct : and about halt ad(Z.n
had bten haiiged.
.... The Bri ifli, jreeular trows in Ireland,
he waft informed, amounted to 6o,coo j
whiih, vvithri' equal numb j of embodied
vtry thing quiet. .- ; ,. -
II . till IIUII "MILU it-, vi, w 1.1 1
had (led fo the molt jitter 101 jxn t ot the hut
hour. Exi' urt 'f i I tt'fj' w Lrvnr
" The lift Pott intoinis os, thai Cadic is
I tmcrtcrfv BBSS IS flret. 'Tlwti:m ;
The mpumains ot: Calopaci opened in
leveral parts and iJiueu arrat qnanti.ies o
water : a fmall hill near to the city threw
up vail beeps of (tones.
This earthquake lsJaid to be much fr
verer thatrthat w hich happened in the year
I75S-
To add to the general confternation ar
Ouito, it was affirmed the nt-v day that
an inhabitant of Guavaquil had brought ac
counts of 1 4 Enahth (hips having arri'ed
there ; certain it is, that a perfon who canie
thence, puffed en to Gni'mcube, where the
Vt-iTcJH i) r re
LISLE, June 29.
NLW.YORK, September 6.
The lattft advices from Euiope repre
fent the political horizon-, as yet cTcmdrd
wuh hoflile appearances. The rep' rt o'
phe limning ot a di finitive treaty bt t v em
the tmperor and r ranee, at 'Monteheho
011 the 31ft of iy, whicii was Itated in
pefitive terms, Paiis and Haciburgh ac
counts, is now known to have been pre
ma ruj-.e and the negotiations are protract"
ed for real bus th -t can only be coiijtMured
t-by crcumltancts".
It the Emperor delays the final conclu-
lion of the treaty, he mutt have tome know
ledge of changes in the cabinet of I ric nd y
courts favor a b e to his view i. or he has
espectations from feme revolution in
France.
QUITO, 6 h Fehuary, 1797.
Some arcounrsof the dreadful efF fti of
the Ear h.iuJke at Ojnto and ittneigfa
ocrcond, onthe 4; h 11 Itant.
The dreadful cal. inity began at Quito
V Kali p ft 7, A. M. ard hfted, from the
b"(l calcination, upwardi ot three mi utes
'J tie elegant college of St. FermJtlo ,s in
rums J he lare edihee t ianta Uomui
go is o. ti.h 1 ..h.v damaged , the grani
tower was broke into m.my pieces, am)
a number of the cells entirely de(liove
the (lulent's fcho' l is in ruins. The
high church of Del Carmen, one of the
molt e'epant tacrtcs tninis puce, is iota.
Iv demoHlhcd. The tow er ot La Maerceti
is nearly in the fame (late; it has beet
ordered tube nulled down. 1 he churcl
dc U Conception has lulfercd condderabl
damage ; indeed ail the bell Tunldings o
tb- place are dr ftrcved Nine of the low
build ng have received any damage.
At 1 Ktungi nc ejrtl quake began foTOe
timepatl 7 oMtitk, A.M.andiic adtatll D
of the rarta ontmurd until 1 o'clock, p
M. leaving the vilhge entirely in fTrrflf
not a building beirg let ftindirg, excep
an arch m the great Iqurc, and a part o
a neighbring houfe.
The people who have perifhrd are in
numerable the churches of Sr. AugtdTn
i-nte Doroingn and La Maerrcd, WfW
crowded uh people heirmg nut, nm
The minitter otths interior, Benezach,
has written a letter to the municipality, in
which tie engages it to jollify, b; it? zeal,
he confidence which me direchry m& ho-
nnird this city, in chwfing it k r the place
ot the negociatn ns for peace, about to be
opened whit England. The imi;ic;paTiry
11s pVilithed the lollowing proclamation Oil
this lutiiect
The Muotcipal Admrniftraiion of Lille to
its fellow citizens.
tf Citizens,
"The plenipotentiaries of the French
republic arrive within our walls ; they come
to plant the olive of pc;ice and labour a'
the great work of the pub ic teitct". I he
plenipotentiaries of England will join ihein
in the commune ani br n w.th them all
the pac fie dfpofnions which will re-a in
mate the hope ofteetng the tuudon of hu
man blood tapped 01 giving new life to
igriculture and C""nnercc, and to efta-
ihlhing the happtnefs fo long expected by
the French Kepublic and all Europe.
1 nele circumttances, to tortunate tor the
"rieodi of humanity, of order, and of pub
lic fel ci'y will exact from our ttliow citi
zens a flight lacrifice ot their time and their
labour. But the lacrifice wnl appear hghi
to them, when met tll be the nnt to
reap the advantage ot them. VVitnout
waiting for the nquilions wdtn circum-
ftantes may render tu-ctffary, we flutier
onrfelves that every 1 ne f our fellow cU
tiens will lend his allitlance in j ying to
the KepretenUtives of the two nations all
me hojiof, to thole whom t vo powerful
rivaN. willnn? to b-tome trumie, have
cholen for the purple of brutging abodt
the corum n happmer. Our fellow cits
aens and brethren in arms are infoimrd,
that the local national Guard of the com
irnuiCr willjake up arms on the full fian!
oiven of the arrival of ihe minitl 1 of 1I1
to nations j that they will be received
with a difchargeof the arnllery of the pltct,
that me troops of thr line ard the nation
iiiard wdl line the road In tn rhe gate to
ihe hab.t-uion diftmcd for the Mmittr rs j I
and that there will be a guard of honour
provided fcr the rclpcclive Hrefidents of
;he two legatioi s. J here will be, be
tides this, a guard flationed everv day,
v. h eh will be feguiaitd actor ding to iirtuin
dances. ' J
H (i.ven at a fitting held on the 25th
Jtiie 179?."
BUi) 1U,, . cpfemncr (.
LA ITSl FHOM fcUKOPB.
A gentleman is arrived in town from
Klftfalf, Irelanl, via. Newport where
he anived in 19 days. He informs, thn
he London accounts at Kinfale, when hr
!aded, were as late as Jn!y 22; and that
It is hined in foreign papers thit the
cabinet of tfuma had acceded, to the En
f,t rn's viewi, &hgned a treaty to aid him,
a few days before the figning of prelimin:;-
rif-s'bv rnnce th.irlts, & Gen. Buon;tf)irtV
How f.ir this lugettipn has founda icn in
1 act, we pretend tiot to know (T ennh cturc
It tcUuded in fact, it may account tor the
fc'iiptrjr's tardinefs in concluding a ciefini
live treaty with Trance.
The prufpectof an explotmn in iht-hea'i
of France, may have feme infiutnee on the
cabinet of Vienna ; as the combined now
rs have always retted their hopes uon the
enemies of the revolution and the fa&iofi
whicii divide and ditlrjd tfie French ctun
cils. 1
The death of the kinp rf tiflin, an
event eh.il v rxprcffd from the ill itate ct
hi health, may contribute to retard a final
nedCe ; asthit tv -ut would probably h
fiiitnce the tte of Europe the expected
lute In r of ih it Prince bwing known tt
emcr.ain political views d fft rent trumthoie
of his father.
1'iie vews of the French alio remain a
!ecret. 1 he r .imo:ton cannot he or lint
cd, . nd the ttrtng'hof their armies is rqual
in aoy f nterprize cn lane. It is eidtni
ihei eh sheen a ciangc of viev s :n ihe
Legiflwlfve Councils lince the rUcTon ; bin
the pacific pT.cy of 13 rthiUmy alone, op-
.l . . ... iL . I .
poieu 10 me moil violent ai a zip' runs
projects cf Hew bell, Carnot and Barrah,
in the Directory, 11 ay not be able to ilent
the torrent of bold tuJac cus atuinpt.' fo
puih ftill further ih humiliation ai d diior
g.n 7au n d I;. 1, rope. . ,
It the 1 rench mean fo urfue the idea
of re vol u loiiizmjt I ii.i nd, uiiiib is n t
tmprobihie, their enenng Hnon n'jcci-
meiti has 'been ery ftv'e r.pwai. s of 1
o-jo iiiliaUttatits have fled hotu the city.
witdeb hasbetu IV 11 on fire in fcver-.il places.
I lie ttiwn ot St. i3ar s, on the main, has
ren canto red" . .
Ex'.raB of a' letter jrom Meff. Bin tley 6 Son,
aateu imy; id.
11 The Blockade and Homh u dment of
Cadiz ttill coniinues, to ihe j.;rtat injury
and detr-iment Otthejr tra!e.
CADIZ is in V long- & -6 lat. :6. 2f.
a city ami port town of rhe pr. wf Andahdia,
in Spain, fit. at the N- W. ei-n or'ihe ifland
orLeoii,oi i.yon,c.ppoiue rop4)ri St. Mary 'g
(intne coininenr, 270 miles S. W. of Ma.
011a 00 111.0. u . or iscyjoe uwd 45 Jsf
oi Gih: altar. The ifland ic Hands trnon rr
. 1 . i L n , 1"
m lengui .mom is iii. iiie v w. end about
b hnnid and the N. W . Pllli Wlici atli. .......
iu(oflMrior Wifii fhe coniem by a bridp
and with rheoppofitc ihore forms, a bay 12
m. long, and 6 broad ; but about the mid
dfe of the bay are two points of land, one
on the conunem, mid tlie iiiai.d fo'neaiv
together, t bat the -Tons oj)(n them com
mand the paflace. The civy hasabour 5000
boules in it, ai;d.btll foieipn trade of ny
town in bpaut, for the jlallcrn.s aimiuiily
take in tluir loading liere, and return hi
ther witti ihe trealiiresand ridi merch-rj!i7e
of Peru and Mezico. The ear! of tftex in
ine year 15c oiaiidtd on the ifland, took the
town plundered it ot a prooigii rs trcafurv,
and bun.t the galleons in the barium,-.
iHSPtteerA
PIlILAIbXFFnA, AuitUac.
":r- . AUTHKNTIC.
The information which has been puWifli
ed in fnme ot the lu-wlpapers, that toe
American .troops at the Natchez have been
ordered by, the Spanifli governors to quit
uiat couniiy, is .without toni'datmn. The
latefi intelligence is to this effect :
I he long dthivs oftiie 'Spanifh' eoveniors
to exc-citte the treaty bet warn 1 be United
Mates and imain. and nr. :i furcrilimi nf Inrii
uiefier.dde pretexts as could not !ectie the
j.iotis at Ltlllf, it a mere feint to CTvTf i eir
t ...
yp.'ct iiic-i oeligi:' ; liue tney are pi ole
of changing .ill the govern-
iTv.
ihey mention the Crminntaiion of the ne
trociationtat Lfle; but (bat nothing deci
five had been agreed 1 i hat lord Manuel- J Cadlt s bombarded tfae town, Ulut-
coin. i' the u
n.eiits m l aiv , and rrepanne to enter up
on (he iaiiiephn in Spain, Portugal, and
iJie i.orthof h.t r..pe. Iuderd itiitar front"
heirg mpn.bjhle, that the real vie stf il e
leaders in Fr wce.cx'cnd to tot il rcBQVQtton
oj Eurtpe, or lubvr rfion ot the prelei.t forms
of govirnn ert, ri,d that all the parade a
bout peace is niPile lolely to amule 'the pre
i nt goproniema, uq.til the FrencA armlet
ball attack and demoblh one g vi ri inthi
?ter atxvilitsv.Ai d thus . bjL.jjuea'-.injral.
change the whole llrocturc nf the pi lit dl
labile ol Lurope. Indeed ilnsmay he (ho'
to be the only mitm.ii'e latciyot the French
Kepublic 1 f r the t relent governments
Europe mi.il I c all hoifile 10 that K'pubhc,
and embraietveiy coiiven;rnt ppcrtui tv
10 atinov iisltrencthaiHipnlntiiu. The
French ttwy therefore bn ve tluir caii
power and conlequencc, to depend m he
uttef eaiindioti t the m . rchiea of L -rope;
and tn.iy be tins gradoajy lie ttroy
11. g them, and (brewing the nations into
mall Hrpiil.hts, vt Inch will be .Uavs
weak, becaule divided. A proud, fubtle,
Atie, in rumg nation mJ fuve rhelc
Mtennve M.w&, nd Gcd only know, if
they have not ibe power and the yv ill to car
ry them info effect.
Sepicndev 9.
BOMBARDMfcNT UFCADIZ.
An animal at Bofton from htfbfii, v l-irb
j riM thence July ao, dates, thai I rd Saint
mrem, (Uie Jei) with a fleet of lo
(Allot the line, gunboats, &c. had entered
leatt
v.aiy and mfgrtned of the inhabit ants
ot tnc Ni.icliez, rave ureat uiieattnefsi
wbi U was mcicafed b the Sj)ainari rein
iorciiigand repaiiing the forts at ihat place
and toe Walnut Hill. t he inhabitants
geiferait) wck- impniient to come onder
itie goveiimtnt of the L' in red Stales, of
whjen they tonlidered then fclycs citizens,
A g:eai ajd-e:y otiju idcins on li e pa?t of
rl;e Sp. i. raids, and tx.ra prothin anon of
ilie iiaton deCar.iH:idet, 01 life itU.f Msiy,
whltti the udial iutntsMcv rd Atjittle fhoit
ot dee laruntn of v.ar jratj-U the Uni ed
States, had w io gh their ui". i itpMo a
nigl )iun. In tt t. : ; 'il, publicmh d,
u In j te ..i (d iniire(Iioii epuld nor tll to
pi ou net ;! cxp', Ik.i,. 'j i,m 1, a j peited on
lite :orfi 61 jtn.e. A V...r prcaclter, and
aiVSzcii ilu b'nitctl States, wat taken
on icii c trivial pretence, and confined by
his legs in the Spanifli fort. Ttiis was
lonfittered by ihe people as an attack upon
the privileges ot the ettiaem f the United
Mate?, within their oyn acV.M wlcdged ter
httory, ard evidence nf a determination at
jII evenri, ic eitfotee wi;h rigm ttie lavs
ot Spam, both ciil and rtUgitma. Under
ti.isimpullion, the inhabratts Hew to anis
aid the governor aid piireipal Spanifli
oflircrs io.k rtfiige in their Uivv
In three or lour days, Governor Gajofo
requslVedan interview nhMr. fllicoir,
ot vhuh the cbjfi't vas to fall' on (bine
plan ol ; rcoiniiindation with the inhabitants
I his Mr. hlticOit I ad unifoindv taeneJ
hinilvll to auomplifh : and af'cr fomr
days, it vvt.tffictcd : mid he and .Lieute
nant I'opc tt.c cfljeer cniti.aiidinj iht
Aiiit-i iian neopsat the Natchez, enpagrd
to ule their eiMlenvotus to priicrve tbt
peaea aim order thus lettered.
T l " r "T . 1 - a
mc uin; uurrnts i;ipui;uri, u ar rnvinf
embodied ts citi7n of the I imni Stu .,
1 one ot them (hould be pi rjfw otetl or fired
tor iht ii tondtiel in ibis :dl h i Thai vlule
tliey flioidd renniii uiuler the Spanifli jo
tildielioni ihe laws fnouhl be executed
with modetatiau t and that none of the
inhabitants flioidd I r trnnfponed apri(bri
fvotit ol their d lit ,, on nny pteteme
whairer : 'Ihat none of the inhabitant.
north tol ibebonndar) in.r the ill drj.trc
ol iiutth Isnitnde) fliould b eiitbi-diecl M
militia, or 10 aid 111 any tntlinry operation
except in eateef an Indian uation, orta
hippirlf. riois, doting the flate ol fufpctds
in regard to the execution nt the treaty ,
but on ilie cnittiary, that durinji that time,
they fliould I fonfide'fd as in a lime ol
neutrality. To thefe le-ms Governor Gy
nto lecetfed ; and pnblSibeti (he fame ht
Ids pi c,i !;ui'3t inn- Mr teiltt rif dil
down to New Orlerns to the Osmrntf
Genetol, the Baton de Caronde'et f. 1 M
1 01. lit nmtion. v?hich if Riven, vill rontlnu
the tranquility, which, ehio' 1 he prude 1 1
conduct ot Mr. Kllirnrr, vi h the ptinnpsl
inhabitants, bad been happily rcUoicd.
I.
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