? mthe Windward iCands the Admiral's
; . L r.r-nfda defirea to be reported in New-
Ynrk the 17th-, in lat. ,44 'on2..
fell in vith thc Arethufa Britiih man of
' on a cruife, who had fpoke the flfip
Kn-buck, from BritloV for Philadelphia,
. ...Kfr.. fTn the 6th.. in lat 58.
Ion-. C5 - fioke tKe Wfftmoreland- Dritifh
nrVt, to' Jamaica fcr, Ealmouth On
t I ,oh. in foundings, off Martha's Vine-'
i rv.. ht feeds ticket from Hull,
' w w.a.; out d weeks and A
r ri juui - . r . . :
11'. - '
dip. . " J "r ' . -J., f :.
BALTIMORE, Oilier 22.' '
'" - It' ! ..... '!
c h pwr.nnccJ by the Count De la Char.
HIEKR 110 longer .rem uns, in our
nkn3uiiied Country, this wKUe Flag
this ancient Banner, which was to, long
.nnrmiidem the Career of honour. It
Ls difappeared to adorn the uneral
if I may be allowed the Exprcffion)of the
roil unfortunate and moft virtuouS of. our
Kiir$! Alas 1 UCimcmcu, v.
more for him ; in vain have we deferted
tuiw.j of our Fathers ; in vam have our
tfn land, and put thcmfclves at our Head,
I , la his deliverance: Iheir courage
and' their zeal hive been rearained. - O
pf0vtdtnce ! We refpea thy decrees ! The
iua has difappeared feem the face cf the
i, .i j m 1 -f crimes have been
.uartnt, ti4w t
... I J T I: I "
committed.
lDt
KWlll UVrliJg --w r..
return was fupportedby the Attorney Gc-
ncrai ana in i4iunui, uauv v ,tuw-.
goes of Flour and Corn to afford the Inha- part of the men who contended that, altho
u : Xr -i .u-,tn tpnlnnrarir the men., were srw fuUetls of the Kins? of ,
or a bulhcl ot Wheat or Corn, was not: t(
uc purwiiaicu nidi i.1 64- r041" j
Inhabitants were reduced to the; necefllty
of fubfiUing on Garden-Roots, Froot and
run ana mat it wouia rcijuuc tw-
jnfumptiqnl , - f I , J - folemri recognition and ratification of that
vaL 1, AnUivftrlarv- nfVhe Declaration by Treiuy, and by ai ..-"bf Parli-
Union of Satoy witk the French Republic, amcnt m 1783,. thef? menj as well as all
the French Veffels in this harbour difplayed other citizens uf the United States of Ame
their Colours, and fired a falutc in honour rica, were become foreigners and confer
of the Day. . ' 1 k t;. gently not liable. to be imprefled mhis Ma-
Bxtraa of a letter from Philadelphia, dated
r)7nhr 11
t may at length venture to affcrt that
the malignant Fever does n?)t rage fo vio-
ha5. fbr three
or four davs paft't grown lather cold, with
high winds and froits at night ; faia, how
ever,, we have not had (except in 1 drizzles),
for fight weeks patt, by which not pnly
' the city but the country salfo i has j fuffered
much. ' . . k- flf ,
I can inform you K-from good authoti
tythat the niimber of Funerals,, ; during
the lalt eight weeks, ; amount to upwards of
000 : more thanjnlf the Inhabitants have
fled the city, fo ' that this defolationihas
been confined to about 20,000 Inhabitan ts 5
therefore the fatilit) has been full as greats
iri proportion, as that of the Plague in
London, in the timi' of Sydenham. ' i
, ; . I ' j ! -.. . "
NASSAU (Ne-Provi 'dence), O&ober t.
lives u , ,1 .
HrtlfviTs ! tremble
ccnerous King to fatthful SabjeOs ! Erai-
ir,- rtftifi have abandonea
n,;urniii and ininious. Repreienta- t,. wni which krrived vefterday from
tms of "arriinluppy and abufed J Nation, i' Jamaica, we have ibipr maion .
of Commodore Ford having lancu m
Fort- Royal the ato
the (hips of war under
onboard the 13th regiment, the flank com- , fi
names of the 49n, i and a acrauunuu ;
artillery. 1 heir deftination was faid to be
to jetemic, "'"." o , i . - .
Yelterday the privateer John,: Captain
Sherman, of this port, arrived here, - and
brings the following interclting mformuti-
Urt Saturday September 22d favv the
t?.:- mm (Vim: and an armed Brie,
run down towaras uic j.-itiiwi.
jefty's fervice. Jheijudge-however dccla-.
red, that he could take cognizance of na
tKing but the return, and therefore was
bound to remand them; It isacircumftance
"well worthy the attention of the public that
in order to obtain the W"fitsm order to bring
tllofe meiiup, -amtfavitd of the ir being Ame- .
ricans wcrd made, but the, returns' .to the ,
Writs' are hot upon bath, and the affidavits
are not permitted to be read upon the hear
ing, fo that falfe returns may b? made and
' the judge cannot permit an affidavit to b6
:read, which woiiltl prove' the return (which "
is riot upon oath) to be As the mcii
have found that they mtift fubnait, a memo-;
rial eff their cafe, 'verified by affidavits will
be immediately tranfmitted to the Prefident
!of the United, States, that proper meafureS
Etraftof a letter fromagentlenian in Pkiladel-
1 frhia, dated, Ottober 17 ;
" f have it fiom unquefiionable evidence,
that the diforder -which fo long prevailed, has
not only "put on a much more favourable afpecl,
but has deer eared! in its effeds beyond what we
could have expecteu. rr c vur tcu. . j ' y?
Ll.n. I.;.,, rWivpyit .' And Cent hut tlVO to tht
. nA tn vinnuiQi and to pardon !
coruiui; iw v-w, 1 , - i r
Let the Women and old Men find an Aly
lum under its protcaing ftiadow ! Jt the
Infants embrace itXwith their' innocent
Hands ! And let it be every-where the hg
rM of Via, vy and.of Pardon ' j -j I
I c May we foon be able, Gentlemen, to
carry it to the Foot of that dreadful Tower,
in Jhich the Infant King, !the Offspring of
Henry the Fourth, and of St. Louis, , lan-;
J;X Mav we be able, at the .price ot
YN Wednefday, th
V vember next, will
the twentieth of No-
be fold at public
vendue at Clear-Springs, twelve miles above4
belong incto
runaowu luw.rtiu -- .-; 1, i give notes witn auuiuvtu . uvun
e.i.mKpr the irth. clo'e with the jfe - i . - J
nay, jv,,uv i , , , . y 1 .1, tne property 15 aucvw, iy
lhore DCtwcen vapc-xyv,uu.i . k ; . :
T5t.l to rMIvrr him. and his puult
an-l unhappy Family ; jand affoae .our
fclves to the Labours and glory of thofc in-.
' vincildc Armies, which are nbouttp re-e-
AaUifh, on the Thtontf of -Lilies; the Heir
of fo man Kings, arid the Grandfonof the
ImmortalMaria I herefa ! . " ; .
. . 1 r-i rt tin 1 own.
lrom a C"1,l,a,, . - irom uiii"u' --.. j j , Tf
- f om Ne-v-Yort, which place he left oa the Europi at the Mole, where.i and at J--
'Si'- .eani tL on the fh ib.,
Snft. an American Brig arrived tncre a""
' Havre-de- Grace, whicji brings intelligence
that the combined Armies, navu.g
. r . .u-, .1,. r-nrh were marching
more w w , 1 .1
Platformj gave chace tq, and came up with
r.u .V,n fired a puni to ; leeward,
and hoifted Englifii colours 5 the John did
the fame 5 the fchboner then hoifted her
boat out ; the Mafter came on j board the
lohnand being a Frenchman, ras alked
how he came to fail under. Enghfli colours ? ,
In anfwer, he faid he did fo by fpermiffion
- j T?rA ivens then in
from uommoaorc i .1 j r Ti
if rct?.kiiT v aiciikiciuiti,
fifteen '
its Formications " . rT 1 .u
'rr.i!s-that their re.reat -as cffeled with
fuch precipitation that they UlJ
ed wcons behind them at Valenciennss. ,
thUh-lll into the' hands of the French,
who aj.ii.1 erefled there : the tree f Mb
. Aharon H .f Auguft General ;
Beyfcr, at the head of an Army vof JS-0
Jl cpubUcn., completely .hifeatea tbeRoy.
al Catholic Army, confiding .of I3
men. ho had 6soo killed -J;QU"d
in the engagement among the dead tnere
r V a Prieli, holding a Crofs in ;one hand
and a broad fword in thetJther. , .
By a tentleman lately lrom Fayal we
. Irain, thtt the . Inhabitants of that and. tne
other weftern lflands,! or Azores, am! or
' Madeira, were undcr great Apprehenfions
of a Famine the enluing winter, as their
"Crops of Grain had fallen very hit
Seafon-that about the 8th ot Aug
e .t ti,Xtjnis: of FaVal. naa
tnretini m ...... . - a.-.i-w
been called, for P-rj-f ?PJ
tt n iMiri tnat I1C VV4
were living. vr v. . t s .
, .... L u Mnle to :the Platform, to
carry, fome printing materials; from thence.
to the ;Moie. i- ' r i "'"
The fame day Captain Sheefman fpokei a
.Bermtida privateer, and was' mrormed by
- the Mafter, that the Europa was at the
-fl Amlticafi.fchooner. hay.ng.on .board,
upwards of f.xty French fold.e.s, of d.CTer
ent recimtnts, bound from H.fpamola for
cntregim. , veaerdav.by the
America, -waj w , i - .
' M?? Ooisr and Long-Ifland jacket pr.va.
teers " . . - .. ' ' J-f'
, N EW BERN,
of
From the (London) Mornin-' Chronicle
baturnay juiy p .. y
Thurfday evening was decided before Mr
Tu ce Buller,' at his houfe in; Lincoln s
inn F?elds, . cafe of the u-.moft .mportance
o the "rights of Neutral, rowers. Col
MTMwfnd James Fergufon both Amen
canl and who were imprefled ontheZthof
Sihfe idof, jthe
. Tf - I'ft rcturnabU immediate y, for
lift of June (Vv. difcharge ;
the eftate of James, Green,, lenior , decealedj
t r... rpIf Thp nurchafers. td
j ,l rtrir fp'iiritv before
JOHN GREEN, ExV.
October 19'. ' . '
T?OR Sale at the Pnnting- Office.; a calcu
JT lation exhibiting in Mills, Cents, and
Dollars, the value of Gold (as eflabliflied
byXongrefs,) from one Grain to a Pound.
f ISIIEK & GLAVILL.
AT their Tani Yard, in Pollok-ltrect, near John ,
C. Bryan Efq have for fale a large fupply
ot LEATHER viz. fole uppy harnefs, Calt flun
and boot legs. . .
They hope from the excellent quality ami lo
. prices of their leather, to merit the countenance and
preference of luqh as may want td.purchafe.' They
"fall continue to curry Leather for country people, in
the neateft and beft manner, .on moderate teimsl
They are alfo procuring a parcel of- STRO
'SHOES fuitabie-for the enfuing feafot? which they
will fell cheap for cadi or raw hides. " . '
T Oaobcri. ; . ;. 40S-t;Jw-
EMPLOYMENT wanted, by a young
man who writes a good hand ahdfpcUs
well.- Enquire ,at the roiwiuw.
. Oaober.26'. . ;- -"J, :
FOR- fale j ! for Caih or Produce, three
likely negro flavesi; two ris and a
y" : -RodrigoLatafte
October 12. " ' 1
fvo r"h i r e.
A YOUNG NEGRO WENCH, who
A-Sderd.nd.ili forts of .family wcrk. j
Apply at this pfficc. N : ft I
: . 'dverober z. ' i.i "' , . i
B L A N K Sri
Of ail kinds to be had at this l Office
been called, iur v.iw -n- . -.
mea urestop : Whcnuu
. r TrnvillOnS irom ivi - . r r ... 1
J-
tujal or tnc Am-r. 't
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