V O L. X.
S ' T- -U R i EC A FsB p a r y 14, 1 795,
No; 474.
L O N D - () N, November 6.
pHh rebellion in America in jkCeVtain of
the. vvt ueni counties . of retvnfv ivania.
. however, m 'dly Ipcken of inlhe p Fpers; has
b entouuel ff ruui er.caigh to Call f ;fth the
military t;lenri of general Wa(hinrton : and
that country l : probably, experience that r
rnfr riiirn nnn ir-iVvtf tMm-iilt ic -
yery fifie thVt g upoiy paper,, but in reality , is
Jar (roll a' l ij.me to the turbulent propeuli-tie-J
the ;:.puhct.
' -Yefteruay at one o'clock, the lord chan
Cslfoi4, ircbbiil)-i) .f C.rrerbury, .and. lord
Sydney, n,ct ai the houfe of lord?, arid ad
journed oji liaiuent tb the "ict'h inliarttl when
both huules whi meet for tue d ipatch of bu-
nk7-';- ;J .
' Ivied a!s have been (truck "'in' Pans, 'and '
" fo;-warded 'o the French general of the.
northern army, and or. that of the Mafelle,
hivjecjreufated them, in the countries
feare invaauTgfTepf el'en.thTgTheetiius
i if the French republic - leaning on an urn,
through which the ilhine is -made- to pafs.
h tne top - of the hiedals is : iiitcribed
, The Rhine and peace." At the bottom
are engraved thele words in Latin Ne plus
oira : ( I hefe are our. boundaries.) The
r: jed ot this medal ii laiinuoiiiice, that the.
Fre icli mea: to pulli their conquelb as far
as'tae-iltihe ; and m.ke this river ferve as
a boundary to their vutt empire, inall its
wind troTn the Kun nuuen to the tea.
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PallmalLandStTames'Vrtct in-Piccadilly
ami ic.it nim, as wc he??, W the houfe of
his bother-in law; Mr.pghaEt, in Lin-l
cafter court, Strand , where the firft ebjed
of . his attention was the tomb of his wife
who was buried in St. Martin's hurch.
yard. (His wife died of grief when he was
apprehended cnTufpiabn rTwhoTan Treftpre
to him ?) ; " . V-.''-r-'--
Thirteen copete - chys - have elapfed
fince any intelligence, has been received from
our army on t)e continent, a circumdance
thar, afterthe terminatioii of the Hate trial,
which while pending, feetned toabfurd ever
ry other idea, begins to excite anxiety buth'
public and private, in an extreme degree. ' ,
The French fleet, now at lea, coufitts of
nearly thirty fail of the line, beiides frigates
' Admiral Neuilly has jfaited from France
with fix. fail of the line, and five battal ons for
-thevveitandiesT
Netr -xiirtQ - tlj.ui tatid-nit i ch ts' tnanu
... fachn cVs, labourers, a id vvoi kriVeiTiof all
J f;;rts, v. horn -the: an roc tins government of
Rube'lpierre had culcd'o emigratfj from
: F.?i;:,' have alrcud, returned by way , ot
Switzerland.. S m. emigrants have crept
iirTalit njtyunriTrTnl ihe r retur'a' has
jjot been noticed. T ie peafants ot Jura
have,gon to (etk tneir p.ibrs in' the neigh
bourficbti of f ribourg a , d more than 150
them peareabiy d icharge. their duty; in
yrahchr Comte,- without tnolatation. : This
(he a ?lie retumiTig ip.rit of .moderation
which beams' 10 prevail ,' le councils of
- the convention.,
Mr.ffkOie was yeilrrday efcorte'd to hi&
houfe in Se.-eant's Ia' by at lead 1 wo thou
fand per Ions,1 teltdyuig their approbation of
. Ijs tonJuct ' byliuiZdS 'audfdjpri.ig ot
fcaiuls."-: " ' ' r , ' t. - '
Alter Mr. ErHcine hada!jglited from, his
Ctrnage, he appeared at the front window
cf his hdufe, and iilencc hi'ving been , with
iomed;Hi,a!ty obfainej, Mr. ErlkSneaddref
cd the p.-ople to tiie lollowing etf:ct : ,
'Gen'Ieinen.
' " For feveral nights you have manifeftd
. your aaichmetit to me by atfendmT' me home.
You are all i n.'ffes that duringtkat time,'
the fate of our. dtar counirymen not having
been deuded upo i by the jury, V (poke io
no'maq. B ir, gn'lemen, what I cxpe&cd
from law anJ jjit.ee his happily taken place.
' J'1 A jvjry of twelve good, honell and inde
'penJent men, have g vena confcieiitioui, an
neneft'Jnd giKid Vv'rdid.
" GentUmen. you have fhewn vour an.
probation of that vcrdicl in an honslk and
The prince of Wales's civil lift is to be
I5o,oool per annum; ; 'oodj. of whicii. is
; tube anmal ! y a ppointed for ihe p urpoe ol
e.xtinemlhing hifs royal higWk's cebts.
IT is faid, that an afc of grace is to take
place immediately alter the marriage of the
prince of Wales. : . T j- -
.BALT.LM OH E, January 16.
Capt.. Thomas Norm an, of th-lhip Har
riot was brought to off Cape Henry, 35
:ej!guxs,ubyTN. by
L nx lie.1 esfoid, who let t her boat on
board ot him, w th the fecond lieutenant
and the lailinrr-malter. Thole piratical riit
nans broke open a great many ti his letters
nu papers, dilturbcd .every thing m the ca
bin, and pren'td.two. of his men
Ship T riumph, of this.port, arrived tt
Rotterdam about Oie 30U1 of Oclober.
From CroYvns Phtlaciclphia GazettC. Jan.
'12.,.' 4 1
By the brig John, of fh lTde'phia, in 61
days from .Tor bay the editor has rete'y-
. the General Kvcnhg Pot, of London, ior
the 6th of November, which is laser, hy
five days, than aiiy. other intelligence re.
ived before from Britain. This En-
glifh newfpaper contains fixteen cclumns,
of whih u ore than fourteen have been
'reprinted in the Philadelphia Gazette ol
this day. All that rcfptcl3 the trial oi
Mr. Kardy is ht-re pubhlhed verbatim";
as it the n.oft, inttrefting proceeding of
that nature which has perhaps occi r td
. fince the fiift exillerce ot. Knglilh jurii
prudence The length of the trial itle f,
is, we be l'.eve, entirely unpretedenttd j it
. having laftcd for eight days , The. whole
account of the pre cecdbgs will iindoubt
eoly fill a Urge volume.' The voice of
the.populacc has turned out entirely in fa
vor ot the prifoner ; and to this circum
ftance, he has, v.e may prefume, been
in fome degree, indebted for his atquit.
tal. 11 governireut proceeds to .try the
other eleven nrifonerc. fhU will certain.
I ' m
ly prove a very rough piece ct buline 1 :
iflLl n!inn-r .Ihope every hpneli Bntin the cot.dufion of the pjper, the
aud iull Mian will flieiv if- I i.,;iii.. ;ik:,t.j .1... .u. ...... ...
i.d lull man will fliew if.
Gentlemen, io us (Mr. GibbVbeing at
the' vindow) you are unko n but let us in.
treJtjoii nov that you have liiewnyour
approbation of theverdklj ro to your hone 1
ni ' He happy, and ilnnk God for what has
paflid."
Mri Erkine tWri retired from the win.
do v, and the jxipu'ace, after a frw huzzas,
retired with cxcLnutij;) ot ' Erlkine ami
Gibbs forever.0
Mr. Kirby; keepct of Newgue , whlihis
Ihrouiih his houle rrlvateit. an,V'rt..
jug me coachMr, liardv crderedthe coach-! '
Tiai 13 drive with all re Ilible.vclccity. Hie
1 rulliiude wii loou appiiud "of the tfetcp.:
ton, a.idpurjuina the carr.a-dilm'iTcd't.ie
ii rff h the S'rnd from their duty, and tor
thirgcott je vchiJc themUlci. J'hepar
. dcJ bun thresh many ot the llrcetr iouhd
rcadrr will Ire it hinted, that there is an
ad of grace, which will be a decent way
to put an end to a tranfaftion ct which
the court tf St. James'a muH be heartily
tired. In the evidence it comes out, that
the London correlponding locicty propo
fed ti rip up monarchy by the r ), and
plait democracy in its (IcaL Thcfe, aod
other exprelhons ol the fame tenor, de
monllrate, that, ai far at . writing could
go, this iccirty wat involved in a defign
to overturn the conftitution. The coun
, tel for. Mr. Hardy afle.f, the right of the.
people to call a ccnveniiwn, an a(r, which i
111 Ireland, wou'd be liable to a very high
p'l.iilhmenr, and in Scoiland has been re.
" w'aiue I bv a vovaWe tn Botanv Bav.
Aitne duke of York u'ed krmtrlv to lend
. leitrri M hii father almoft everyday, his1
tot Ijiience for thirteen days together('
and at'ioWaUilaperitd, foibodci, tbaj
There's Jomeihing Htieh in the- Jlats of Dtiu
." mark .
' W i th 16 many circumilances of cohgratula-
; lion both abroad and at home, his Britan
nic majefty mull certainly teel touch iaris.'
faction in the meeting of his parliairent,
which was to take place on the 25th cf No
vember laft ; and .:nis. fceech will be a
great euriofityj its way; The acquittal .
-: of Mr. Hardy alcenains the fate ot the o- .
ther prifoners, and the legality of iTcm
Wing in' Erighm convention. . It is hence
extremely probable that the. London cor
refponding fociety will embrace thisiejrl
riritbc affairs of men, as ShaktfpeaieeJUv'
expreflest,, and call a convention imine
diately - - -
r -llIGH"TREASON. -; ' ', f'
The eighth and iajt day of T R I AL
THOMAS HARD Y
, Wednefday, November 5. -The
extreme Icrgthnfthe tritf renders it
. ; P'JJMe to give tur readers :mare, than that . U
purtofit contained in the, toft day.
, ; 1'he jory , when the charge was condod
ed, w ere alked whether they vvifl.ed for a
flight reirelhmen't befcre they proceeded to
their own chamber to deliberate, as they :
could have none after they were -encloled. .
Tiiis cfler was refpectfull) declined.
The jury recired at half pa It twelve o
clock 'I he" Judges reuja'ned on the bench
till three, when they retired With the lord
-mayor and lheriffa-to-partake of-fonte-re- ---frefhn
ent. - 3 , "
In lefs than half an hour after the jury"
returned into court, having been emioied
nearly three noun;. . When they were em
panneHed with .the ulnal forms, and the
judges had taken their places on the bench, -the
clerk cf the. arraigns afked ' If they
ere agreed in their verd!cr.,, . ..
Fureman of the jury .Yes.
How fay ye s Thon.as Hardy guilty
of th.ehigh trealon cbar;;.id in the, indict
ment, or not guilty V'-. .
Foreman of tht jury KO V GUILTY." '
" Hardy bowed modcltly to the jury, aid
with a voice (carce ai dible , (aid, Se.ioff
countrymen, 1 thank ycu." '
The lord prefident. exprefled his fenle,
and that of the bench, relpedtii g he a:pn.
tiun and patience of the jury, 11'. d Icaigi ig
the laborious uik alloittd to them ; 'ar.u lor.
which they were entitled to the Utto-cll com
merdation. ' The prifoner wat then difcharged frorru,
the bar
1 The commiflicn.was adjourned till Mon
day fe'nnight.
. etterday M. Fagel, the Grand PrfiT"
ary ot Holland, arrived in Lcndon, chain
ed by the States .General with the import
ant comnvfiion ot tnlereinf on the Br.tilh
irovernmept the recellitv uf an imn-d iar
li 4 - - -
peace w.th France i and to intimate to oLr
Miniller, that if they will , not concur in a
uegcciat.on lor a general peace,,, they ftnll
treat exclulive for themfclves.. Jneh it re
ported without rclcrve, to be the objed of
M. Fagel's miflion. u . - .
The Prince ofRohan'i battalion of French
emigrantij 'is laid to have loft 400 men j
and the 55th regimcnt.fufierld'very conG
derbl, ' 5
m -
Exirsfl if a letter rem Amjltrdami Ctt. ia
in uiui iiiujj fciy tuiuiucraoie num
bcr cf people aflcmbled before, the Stad huis
or town-hall, headed by three ptrfont of
this city, who Mie charge J ta prcfent the
reaeft to the Vzocdfehip or council of the
city relative. to certain mtaforei 'to be pur
fued under the prefent circumftances. He
thrr e perfons who undertook1 to pre'ent tl e
fjqutft were Mr. Vao btaphorft, a confide r
able mtrcbaat rfllvs cly', whole hd'n.eis
prii cipally with America j Mr. De Vidcur,
'late peulionaiy of the tiiy, who v.as ditm t
fed from JiJ rx-.t on the en ranee of the Pruf
fnni in t;8; j the third a Mr. Gtldbcrg,
at infurante bnker, and a manol proj ertj
fM was known that it ai inur,d4
; that therequedfhcu'.dbe pretented this day