7;
! :
t
wotles of charity, to wficlTthe anftver
does not; relate at ' ah ' '
- r! 11. ".That givirig money-encourages
idlcncrj.d'v3graucy.,,"',Thii is true
only of injudicious and indifcrirainatege.
I j,- " That wc have too many objects
of charity at home to beitow any thing
upon Grangers'! or that there are other
cDarutej whichare mofe ulefulor-.-.land
iu grcateV,heed!'V The value of this ex
cule depends entirely upon the fail, v he
ther we actually.- relieve; thofe neighbour-
ing objects, aud contribute to" tBoieptlier
charities . " . . ,
V -ftmJe all thefe escufes. pride or-pru-
cob'n Vean,'bon"SfrAnre, whom odrT
readers win" Fecollect avhnvihg been!
the comomhoncr- ui uuuerpurreent
bbarf the ' fleet' which' -engaged lord'
Howcoh the sloriousY fit or J urie; &
TwhtyW his-rrttirrHePttrisftirngraTii4
r i . r c 11 ii i ' '
i fated the cotriimtiee or puDiiq laiety on
the triumph of tbjit day, ha? at leiigrh
"met the fate" Vhich he long fmce me
rited. He wasconful M bmyma;ind
at Ui? breakingout of thewar With
the Porte, was thrown Into ' contine-,
nint almig wiih' the other Frencii xt
lidentil mrurkeW. bavins- Uh'avr'f
with great, violence 'in - his captivR-:
1 f$b Chamhtrs Jobtt Cormitkf .
. - .- .A . . V.- .' . , 1
r a Knit nmi -i ni thn 1 17 J IT -Tit' I - - V " .
I obferviog what, the other halt fuiter, , K . . ,,, ,
I . - y - . ' ium to4teep compdiiy -uh the g;.lley,'
1 . Foreign InteUigeace.
DEATH of BUONAl'AHVE. t
Thedeltinaeion of the French army irr
Egypt, "winch we mferted "ui ourpajJer
. r- - - . . - rv
niealure mcoiretu It oocs, not ar
pear qu.te certain that Marat Bey had
, arty hand in the arW-aikl the rumour
th a t-he-iiad muik nave a r il'en from-t irr
knowledge that tie ariuiesr fraai -Upper
Ey pt and iym were advancing
. rapidly towards Cairo a circunuiance'
-which rendHed lt.iiihlyprobable that
they would arrive in tisne to complete
tne madacre of the difiiry.
; ' 1 hejntelhencjewahrotigbl!y a
'"tpecfdl mellnoer 'Irom vir fvlortoti
liden, at,Vu.n.u. t lie landrd at ilar.
wich on 1 huriday ntghu .
On the -d tnit. an esttraordinary
courier, arrived at .VHenn-a wan , letters
to B.iron ihum, iron Btroa Her.
. bert the Jrnpenii lnteriia icio at Con-
r irantinople-dated the ith Noveincr.
jjiioiia.
tt i .i i ii i
i ueie letters uaie, tnat 0.011.
parte - having been :uuuc , acnuuiited
-with 4he-4ntuion4-owheAraortlief-
ljiaves. -IViay he long'.'uve to pra.ttictf
the favourite virtue ; of republicans
equality among thole people !
, 1 he above news was tail from the
treal ury-tonheltKha htili-apd-i ron-
ths latter to Llovdb in the followius
tnaiiBer;
. ' EaftMridia Hcife, Dec. 4.
t Letterrareicceived by an exprels
nfttefftmrifaTexltniTrt
'i7th'of .November, and : Vienna,7 3U
of December "i he former, Itate, that
BuonaparteVas killed m anadtiou with
-the combirreil forces of Egypt, and he-
Pacba ot Acne, the iater, :, hiclv
ii behaved to bs the authentic accouiir,
Hates, that Duohaparte and his princi-v
pal oifiiers were killed in the toiifii
houle ot ; Cairo, whillt he was giwng.
orders for levying a new contribuSou
.andihe
nerled
The Dublin marts of the 4th, fcth,
anti othinilant arrived yelrcrtlay.'l heir
contents relate-principally ..to the.iub-j'-tt
ot' ihc "jiropofed Union betweei
Gi eist Brrain and Irtlatid,1 which har
excited m the public mnul a dcgnef
irritation, as ahtrunng as.it is genera!.--'
'1 he warmelt friend4, of'the chcien cpni
The loUo wing advice has bein feet' .
ved from Conltantinbple: , '
Since the 15th Sept- the army col
lected in Sy ria by the JPacha of Damaf.
cusj Js'on Hi fullmarch the vanguard
was steady arrived m the enVtroas of
Suez. wihis irruy cotnprifed of lurk
jih" troops, Arabs", aridJ(Viamelokes who
iollowed i bj ahihi Beyis laidto be up.
lyiarusjotiapoomen.i-
oi Cairo "and " Murac have Mo put ;
thendelvesf on their tnarch from .Upper j
Egypr,;w hie numerous tribes oi A
riibic Bedou.r.s advan ce.from the-.Weft
' 3 dintr Alexandria. In thi manner
oenraj Duoaaparie wouki oe aiiatcu
trom all tides at' onee ; while a part "of
nd 1 urkilh fleet united
the nuihan
.With the Enlilli divilion cruifmgat the
Mouth of vhe Nile, will" at tempt a land,
ing between: Alexandria and Rofetta,
jLfleJ"weolj;heFre
rival': in Egypt, conlilted .of .24,000;
troops,-' 14250 feaiLcn and marines, ,
and 1 26 pieces of cannon. -
i A letter from Conltant'mople of the
Jli lijl lldlCS, L1J4L lilt IICW VsIcUiU 1.-
tier, J niruph Balhaw, arrived 'There
on the 25th of October, and declared,
on entering upon his tuncbious," that his
chief attention ' (hould be' dtr.cletl to-
Ayards the Dolt vrgoi oas profecution of
vernment, but was deputy from iri
peot.le.--A- fufficient evidence of, his
belter mat our govcrnmciii mm pea
pie are divided . - '
w-.iie4uentions-4n-t)is letter to tn
prefidentj that.Heiias fent homd thtf
Americans made prilojurs previous td
his ai rival.' 1 1 declare that reat imnu
; bersof them ontbued to be- made?
prifoners after his arrival and thaS
every veffel that was brought into the"
'the"' Iftand of Guadaloupe- previous' td.
my departure, on the ri 8th of January
was condemned, vr fief and cargo,
xept one frotn iSew? Bedford boAmd-tcr
Surinam, the tnai ot vniich was not
decided , . ; , . "
Wm BAINBRIDGE."
Philaderphia, Feb. 18, fy-
Extraft of a letter from -a gentleman.
- in Londun W his friend iu this city
d,ited November 2t)th,-i79S.
f 4 'I he ' United States are upon bet
1 ter terms here nw than they have been
helorc at any period lince our untor
tunate revolution ; anevent-truly -dif-.
aftrous to bot h countries -aiict to the
whole civilized worlds It the cyuncils
of the two countries can be induced to
aC't in toncert, .they can render;,cach
lor levying- new tuiuuuu.. ; iffilt f
r.ines uere forwards U,l..i, b fa. --
vMth gre,Hlatighter. ;- . 0 "
,K Murat Bev,whp was rinarchinc : to-
' " w ards Cairo,', with -.vrery. couliderablel
force ; to attack ; h'un,- , fi irimowed a
. council of VVar, to which fome ot the
leaum men iong the natives, vlho
' profelledfrwnUlhip to txjfe 1 views, as well
': " as all the fupe'rior officers of his own '
'; army were invited to attend, in order
to confider cf the belt means of defend.
-.Ing tjie country,1 and of levying new'
. - contributions- on the 'inhabitants to pay-
the troops. : ".. '' -. -. '. ' "
.. Bad'u "a parte ha vin open ed- the bu-7
r finefs of the' meetiiin;, a natiVe oi Tri-
'';: : po!a, who was prelentj '-drew' a pittol
ana mot-uuonu parte aeau o;i tne ipo.
. - -1 hejvati ve . oifictrs folio 'd" the cxalnt
. . ...-pie otjbe'Tripoli:'i3, iy failing on the
other French ciHcciS, all of whom' were
: L 'put to deiHh-I'his pioceetUng.was
zzzr1 ltgya!irz-argenefaihDatt;
- x rcneli who Were' nt Cairo
Such are the 'accounts received ; fi oin
fir Morton Edeii.1 Independent! of the
official manner iu which they come 10
government, they, are rendered hi ah.
lly prob'ablfcby-every ihformatronuTtner-
to rtreivrd trom Egypt -This ' event
Avas evidently the rcinlt of a bold con-'
'Jlplf acffi andt
Dbmciiic intelligence.
N PHILADELPHIA, February 11,
A tranfattion took place in this city
-yelterday,- which torafenefs'and effrcn-7
1:
e,orffthSuUrC
theinottv'o'.ent oppolers ot the i'hree: United lrflhmen, whole'
fure :: they lay that its' adoption wduld 1 riimes will mortly be eiveft to the public,
other, very .effential icrvices ; nature
made .them to go together. ,
The aflil'tance which thc-Englifhv
navy lus had from the iervicts ot jhe
American teamen on boaidfortwo or
three yea'ts has faved the nat'on ; had.
your rauntryl taken- meafures" to pre-.
vent it at that ,.:ime,what. would now
have been the tituation , ot r urope :
the wor; is now done, and as you want
your tailor s-for your own thips of Avar,
it is not f-eafonable. that we ihould ex
pect their tervices. any longer j ocders-'
are already ifiued for their general re
-leaie. --J : v'; ' . v..:w-l
' Could your people hate heen in.
- duced to haye'tolerated thc expetiition;
01 governor piount to. eiouinania ana
leadtocanlcqnent'es oettruaive pfthe ; With ddttot" Key woiJs at their head; en.
proi'pe r itv of; 1 r eh: nd, a nd . therefore -
the j eciplc are eI"eit
with pfo:nptnel's and unimimity tpeir
conllitutional privileges to prefer vd; He ,
fafety and independence of theirc3un-
try. 7I he Lawyers of, the A;ietropbli,
w hoform a numerals corps of lto.
manry ",e,t- on-W.edr.efday for.T
th's purpofe of entering into rl'duti-
-ons ogjintt the prbpiht ton ; but one cl
the members tuggeUinghattp delibe
rate' as foldierft upon tonllituiicniil'.
queftioii, would ; be. tinbecomin jr the ;
'ieg;d character they -bore, theuiifaif
lion was -poitponed to .Snndiiy lit
when a genera), meeting of the genilei
tered the yard of St Mary's Chapel, duf
iiuj,. divine ., lervicc , 111 : tbei- aiteriidony
Vvithout regard, to either time or piace,
thQpofled up,7 and dittributed a number' .'
ot placards calling updii the congreja- X
' tioiv to affemble in the yard, for the 'purl
; pofcoi hghing a petition againft the alien
and edition lniis,,.;;:;j:;
hdweyerTon t bedifmiflal of tlie cpngrcT
gation, j ultly ineenled at fo daring an.
outrage,- the placards were torn down,
and one gentleman expoliulaied with t
the leader of the band ' on the impra.
pnety '"of' hiscohdu'et. Vf he fellow now
had the impudence, to urge the equality
Mexico, it would have fettled the af-v
faih of the VV eft Indies jind , the Spa
nilh fyain, aud united our interelts tor :
ever , it is hoped that part dtr this will
yet be ; accomplilhed in the fupport. .
which' it is uhueritood to be given ."by.-v"
you and by us, to the revolt of the
French W eft-Indies. ' v :: ' :
, ; The government has been bufily
engaged in forming another coalition
againlt France yuu will foon hear thei
luctels by movelnehtXTrom all quar
ters j v trom the. rcfpectable military & -naval
preparations which you are mak
ing, atid the gre-t internal refource of '
your country which you are callingm-
to operation, we are induced to believe
that the United States vhave- not been
overlooked in forming- the. prefent co-
ahtion. .. It is a lubjett ot the higheft t
1 - - "- - -11' .-. 1
ot his right ! and treated the gentle
nian's advice with infnlt a 1'cuiHe eiv
" ' ' I . t - I ' I 1 4 . . !
,men oitnerur jnc.ugui2avieiir8.uurnt, . r;tl,ekl K
nrrp-nf thp 1 1 1 ran.nojre:1 IVrrvat iVrbtiTrnwr Y Ipfrn ,. .-. rzirzuii T...l: ' . .r"!i-.... . L1P a ZL... . ... .
r -Y and ought to be.roaile a lubjeft-ot-the
r-rrrr.--"- -cr;4 and .many others- w ho nre. not veoi . . r,, ,k..u . l- b - ,
.. , . i . ' , .r-. . .-Jul,",iul"M,1- iicitiuu . juuiiu. rrea ten general exertions.
tlCr v Wy mrades, tal&tt'befofeWOv. liberal treatvbftehtive adefenhve,
ed by the levcra I Corporate bodies and -f whrmn "TnMir and n' w; c jitt t c
Tre4dTtIe;tnnrUte
. -,,r, ; ver lor.tnai at tne next court. 4 ,0ur mteret s has 1 readv hn arrwrlnn
Z-: - -a-. . .. ..... . ... .,- 7 - -"i-
ad.cverylcgaUbcas.6'fi)lTOflnrt'he
plan is to bs had 'recourfe to with vi
. . . . .. 't. 1. i" I - ' - .
SeAfejlnamp
VV'harrci;ders this buli iiefs ftiU m be brouirht into fineratn'm'. at'
"extraordinary rand ilifpl'ay"s in ; a ttrik. ; fQOn as the temper of the, times will
bearit.
the queHion haVe lately been publiihed.
iTttrrtraTiTS7istrnrheW
to v iiich .this; ; itijult;has been ortered, :
his fuperior officers together- and haV,
u.pucu iuzuu. ioauic a, gene. , r T f J - n has 'als been :rem.irkable for the
ralr.m? o,. the J re princples, and
w ere di berled over the immenie city f f. ;-.-"'v . ' -;:',''.r-,- '- ;L "W,V; il
' , Cairo. -1 he many intercep'ied letters
-"from thc'French ofticers iti Cgypr,tre r
--the bedktimony of thevtnrioq4he--'
natives ofthe country to their barbkr
. ities committed.-by .Buonaparte and W
ofheers who delivered up the town ot
Aiexauana to pillage and fury for tour
" 'r " But' tiz above Js pot thronly iie'is
containecl W'firMortbhen!-'- df
". patches. ; The Facjia ofllhodes hiv
i n'g 1 andrjd at ,',' A kfe&ooiiar jrv
. . ' .. . ' !
, troops, who ararhcj flower of the Ma-.
' , 4 hoincdah militia, attacked the toh of
'. . Alexandria which'was VebkM with.
T" j. '.'TIs probable" -thn alt the FrencWgarrifon;:
remaining there hasr been 'nht, to the
fword.rriie deftrVion'breaptU'r
all the r rench fmjmmg.io thnt port will
r . - now become a .mattwt of couiie. " '
We alio learn, th lijde "--famous ja-
This d iy gne.of the Cauie Secret
taries t jj led upon the fe-'eral fhte pri."
r ljsm r? and- informed 1 hemr thaMhey-
might now; go to any,: part of the Eu
ropean continent not'ac. War with .uj-
except the under named perfbW, 'who
wcrt.- iiiuirmeu mar crrcumitances had
occurred, ' wuc'h 'jprej
"lie uifciian f'fHmtutfcn td' 1 e'ave.
pfiftjn for the firefenr. At jthefme
' time inti natin to all- perfonsiricludeil
in the emigration hill. YtKp 'W'tftl;
f I It I . I ... .
fur" the firtiVncls with 1 which its "Veto;
be, s iruiiyiunally have tiioSd for ,vard
iii fupport of the govcrument.'
f tbrpary 19,
NOKFOLK, February 28.
ft cm Brown's khiLdtifhiA Gazette, of
' "'-,,;.. - the iyh inffcint.
-The iGangesmce ihe left;thls portil
has been ci uii'mg in 1 , the ' neighbour-
hoodjrt Caejc rancois. She repairec
Io'Sn nioma?rtor ;. bailalt, and has
returned to her nation. ;
Ipcrlons excluded) thVt if they did not
depart in the Conr fe of a month; they
mult remain in prifoh at their own oti;
nut grant them any allowance. 7 ;,;f-i k:?
; : he f;llowiiig is a lift of the perfons
nvho will not be permitted to depart." "
LUnrj JackjQny MtlhD'nmJ
''.; he; 'following' 'memorandum poV
ly," handed tne by captain Bainbridge;
;of the Ketariation, . will fhew; the' det
gree of1 credit winch opght tq be at-
-tached to the letter of Desfourheuji."
t ; yn. 5th of January, I -waited. I any Britifh fubjects on board the G
vu. JLcsrouriieux j -ourine the . con-
etio,i i then had withhira, : he in
f rm'l me, that affairs had been ami-;
cably; iettle4het) eeii ; America
Jflllnlenqutf
-ofjhisinforhiatton, he laid Dr. Lopn
had, arrived in. Amertca, and. had tefi
minated the difpute between the two -
During her cruize the Ganges fell V (
iji' with tlie'Surprile BritifKtriirate, of T
36 guns, - capt. Philips, who tent a
boat with an oTlicer on board; to t?,
mand ot captfi mgey whether he had
aujuHuw JUDjects on board the Uan-
ges, and if f0- that they migt
Tiyercd upr and whether hi rr
men were
fupplied with protections., T he officer
alio demanded a fight of captain' I in-.
geyscommimonJ-r-
; Capt. Tingey anfwe.ed that he knew
his men ohjy as Americans; that THE
Aivj jvtv 1 u A N FLAG: W AS A SU F
otm"ne3ID51ef
atll,dioLW)Uiel.ieve"-Or;-Logan was : rANY--PERSON ON -BOAflD OF J
authonfed by our.government to aft : HIS, SHIP, 'and that if the command, f
in any official - canacttv in Fnnf. I er of thn (rwrn. .....ta .l.-r.iv
i J mmm ot Mr ' 1 ' a Lb HUI1 11 I IT I liil 111 UOtt i
If