. f ... ii' . i - ft, V UEW-VORKr Dec. 6. ""- Captain Pcrrio, of the flap Richard, inforntl, thai brt the 99th, o November, fe. la t. 36, 5, i ,: long; 65, liw .1 yeliel to the S.W.' which I v appeared to be 10 extreme difirefs ; with a ':, laudable humanity he; gave order J to 'bears I 'Xdowq for . her, and on nearer appioacb, found I i H o 6e. a wreck'.--Tbe yawl was immediately I launched, although it then blew a fliffbreeze ; I ; and fortunately returned to this fliip whh the I ) mate and fix of the crew ofthe brig Brutus, I v of iRocbeflery 1 bound ; tor the ":- Weft-Indiei. I ; !1Tje" account given by the furvivera of the ; ? c melancholy.' accident, is'aa follows,; Qn the, . ', 5th of November, towards night, a very heavy , fquall of wind came on, which 'tpfet the brig, ' at a time"jwhen almoft all hands were below. : ' The captain, ah bid man, & a boy, were in the cabbiaatlhat periodthis former of whom was uuforturiately drowned : the two jatter ' ef. caped .by : clinging to windward -and were taken out through the' feu t tie the neat; day by the furvivtng part'oF the cr.ew, who had -cut L away the foremafl, and cauted' the jveflel to ', right, although completely, -water; logged. . They contrived to build a Iheltering hut on her , ' main deck,, and by breaking tliro'.a biilk. head, got at the provi&ons. . tor the 84 day sf they 'iiva on raw meat ana meal ; and when V brought.on board had nothing on bat troufers yand flirts ; they , had experienced very had, Weather, the Tea frequently breaking over ' them, and adding to their diftrefs. During . the period, of 14 days they Taw eight veffels" in Gght, none of whom appeared to take the lcaft notice of the wreck, . although one of them (a brig was in light the whole day.) Not " fucb was tha conduft of captain Pen in, When 1 -"'the yaw arrived on board, after its perilous ' undertaking, he received the diftrefled tars, wim every Kinunei, ana renaerea mcir uiu , ation as comfortable as was in his power The captain of the Brutus (who unfortunately was drowned) Air Price. The furvivort areMr; ' Shubal Norton, mate; Andrew Southart, George Barlow, Seth Barlow, Nathaniel Snow, Alvin Phelps (a "negro) and Chriflian , .-Cincki (a boy.) : : . -rC.l. American produce wai not much. in demand in London Cotton j'howeverj we linderftand, had experienced a fmall tile, and wai likely to increafe in value ' It will appear by the accounts under our London head, which are con firmed by the Gentlemen lately arrived, that Gen, Andreoffi had not derived from France J nor had Lord Wh'.tworth deoarttd from England.; The L afpeft ofaEuropean affaits are Qill gloomv The ioterferetfee of Buonaparte in'jhe interior .'concerna of. Switzerland, has, routed the jea'iufyof. Greatftritain, and moil likely af insr utnniH powers. , vv nit ine reiuu may be, it is almoft impofTible : tu , cooieSure, Wbeibtr Switzerland will be able to recover, and then to maintain her former liberty. . Pi ill in the womb of time.- This, however, -it crruin, that the Continental power will not 'e ful jugaVd, and totally dependent. 00 francr, without a flruggie. ' LONDON, Oaober u Our Hae Correfpondent aQurei us that a ci'anr, a la Francaife, is meditated in the Bmayiaa Goternment, but the' exaft plan has nat vet ben made public, , , Tlte poliiiciaos of the Continent are occupied In Tcecjlations refpefling the roceedi2s jbl tbe Court of Vienna, Paris, &e. on the fubjeci 01 tne inaemnitie. aus ucu ui iu Aiiflria cominues to fpeak in a rather firm 'language, and to exhibit a cacfident military from. 1 li is rumoured, in accounts from Conflan- tinople, ihauhe EngliQi General Stewart has altogether failed in bis mediation in favour of , the Beys of rgvpt, and tstat tne r renin navt . a lift acauired luch ao afeendancy at the Porte, as flatten them wuh the hape of regaining ' pofTelTioti of Fgrpt hy negciaiio,-.Ve belifve thefe repent hive no foundation ia ! truth. ' .' , , ; . Tlie obrervatloni refpeHtag ibe advantages whith arct liktly 10 arife to trance from the free enjoyment of the navigation of the Black Sea, are the roduttiin of M, Malckenfliy, an expatriated rol;, who Hands very 0 gn in facri ficc;all. They know ' the practical mifery, as welt as the difgfacefui yte that would be jmppfed Upon them. Even if u hort u na xci'' whaf can ,t hey .epefl worfe than the domirsatioir which abjc fubmiflioh would bring. Tbey do not abandon the Jeaft advantage vhilc ' they count the danger of, the .moft defperate refiftance; In ftich a cafe, Defpair-is a Counfelror that may br liftened, VVorfe than French" ve(Tals -the Swifs con not be ; and truly may the gallant burgh' and Berlin ; the; guarranteecf combatants in this , facrcd war exclaim, ' Denique oufe't aul libcrtat "frquetur 1 eut vifli i'tdem "crimus '- V ::rZ','' October 16. r:"'V;' , Yeflerday morni ng w ere ceired the Paris Journals to the 13th inft. Their contents, as far as they relate to the proceedings in Swit2erland, are'vof confiderable irpprtance, t he affai rs of that Country, to all appearance, beinrid w brought to a crifi,s. According to accounts from Laufynne the Patriots, after entering the Pafs-de-Vaii-l, fnccceded in defeating the mam body-;of th- army -of the uo-, vernment : on tbe 4'h ititt, advanced as ar as Yverden, and ,on the Tame day took pofleffion of Moudon, wthin a few miles of Lanfan ne. Thefe'fucceircs of the Patriots Itruck fuch terror into e Government, that they were on the int of flyintr to Geneva, when Citizen Rapp, Aid-de-Camp to Buonaparte, arrived with the . declaration of the Chief Conful. , which was ' received with ' warm gratitude,' and on being com. rhurncated Jo Bachmann, the General of ibc Patriotic Army, heconfented . to impend -nouiiiiics until uc rcceivcu further orders, from Berne. ' On the following daj Citizen Rapp proceeded iu licrnc. -aim ucuvci(.u. uumui i Proclamation tp the Commander in that Cjty They'recei ved the Aid-de-camp Wltn Civility, DUl uecuncu giving any rtii- fwer to the declaration until the decifion of the Diet of Schwiti mpuld be knawti. DcDiities were immediately lent c.t to 1 , that place, -to learn the determination of the Diet, and Mr. Rapp confented to wait their return to Berne. In the mean time, the truce continued, and the zeal of the patriotic troop appear to have confiJerably rr jaxed, in confequence of the active interference pf France. Should they attempt any rdHlancc tothcimpcri ous mandate, an army of 40,000 Frertch, under the orders ot Gen. Ney, will im mediately enter the Swifs territory : and as this force will be fupported by 40- Rulfia and Pruflia, with refpeft to Mai ta, being (till looked to by the Brium miniftry as a preliminary meafure of ne ceHity to'the final evacuation of that if, land by our troops. BefiJes we hardly think that Miniilers have any inclination to interfere in a bunnels thai might lead ta a general renewal of hollilities, the more efieciall as, to: all appearance, they would receive but little encourage ment in tne enterprise irom tne preva. ling fpirit of the people, wjiofe indiffsr-j ertce towards the concerns of foreign nations,' cannot be better exemplified than in the; total failure of the propofed (ublcription in aid of the counter-revo lutionary Swiff. However the people or England may regret the fate of thole patriots, they are neverthelefs fcnliblc, that France, in fuppprtir.g the Govern inent of Hclvctiirwill obtain 'little more t ha n (h e ; Was! be fore po (Te fld of, with refpeft to that country. For years pail has the itifluence of France effecluallv un, who coo more; it neceiraryi we (ce no chance of the exertions oi the Patriots being crowned with tht fuccefs they deferve. The French writers exprefsa conviiJlion that thj Proclamation of the Confal will procure the fubmiffionof the Infur gent Generals and caufe an immediate termination ot ho'.tilitics. This, under the prefentcircumllances, will probably prove to be the cafe. Any refidance, on their part, to fo overwhelming a. force, would indeed prove Iwpclefs ; and it not immediately, they mult ultimately fub; mil to the will ot the uictator. it u fuppofed by fome, that mould they de tcrrainc to oppofe the interferences of France, they will not be left to maintain alone fp unequal a contert, but united as the interedi of France, Rudia, andPruf. fia are at prefent, we doubt much whe iher'the Emperor of Germany will deem it prudent to aid the noble fpirit of the Helvetians, in oppofition to the firrt of thofe powers mdf it mud be ithir. the recollection of our foadcrs, that in the debates which took place lad year in the Brttilh Houfo ' of Commons upon the fuSift nf the Preliroirarr Treatv of U . .A.CJ.a r tl..tMi...i t . fj II it iHnnokf In ww v. , -5... . i-c3Ce our iimitexi gave tne country H, Tv.rr,v.. , ,,ounder ,nif that the , t c ,r ' . 10 unacrnanu mai 111c fiintipic ui uncr TanM.on of the French Comnm i. j Jferin2 in Continental difmites was cn inerrr nuu,. uau . . b abandoned by this cou ot Switzerland, r ready fiibmiina, but - jr.mn ' they may te mttlakcn. The fpirit of refinance aatnd French Government r Ms fprcad thtoujhout the country, and great numbers will be. found to join in refilling ooprefiion.' ThcSwiu have not incoriuderablc number of troopt inured to aftioo, and animated by tne nobltA fpirll. I The fcafantry; exafpe rated by the exadlions, the violence and diforder to which they havebceti cxpjfcJ fur K talt four years, will tile in a tnafi to reinforce tlc army. It does not appear that they are deditute of leaJers ot capacitf , and we have no doubt .they will get plenty of fltiUul OtTicerl.' All rnVi are united. The menaces of the Court of St. -Cloud will animate their courage, becaufe it will rhew them that they have to chfc between honourable freedom or the bafeddrpen Jance, They lure cYtry motive to inJucc thcat to country. Whether thefe circumdanccs that have recently occurred, may have induced them to acl diflcrcutty from the tenour ot that declaration, we canriot pretend to fay ; but it is reported that the rtfult of the Council held on Saturday lad, .was of fv much importance , as to occifion difpatthes to bo frnt olf to fcveral of the Courts upon the Continen. We be lieve however that the deliberations, al In ded to had no reference to the affairs ot Switteiland. The cafe ot Malta, the Independence of which the Etnperer ot Rutlia has declined loguarantee, is that which we undcrdanJ, at pt c fen t much occupies the atirntitm f his Majcdy's ininilleri. The mclfcncers whrj jiave been difnatched within thefe few days are probably dedincJ, not for Vienna, (where aliiUincc to the bwtls patriots coutdatoce ts cxpeAcJ) but for Vcterf- predominatcd .in Switzerland; and the ditference between ailual and virtual pplfellion is of fo' light a llude, that the people of England, great, as their fym pathy may be, would reluctantly engage in a difpute, where their interferences might produce fo much evil to them felyesi without atfording any cfft;61ual aid to the objects of their fupport. The general peace of liurope, it ts, therefore probable, will remain undiirurbetJ. The Extraordinary peputation of the Lmptre held its nth, fining on the of laft month ; but nctlrint: dec 1 live lias yet taken plate upon the .fubiedt of the indemniues. The h rench funds a?e 55!' 70c.; V; . . " 1 ' K l imm ' . . . . ; NORFOLK, Nov. 25. SPANISH DKPREDA I'iONS. - The comonitice appointed in Auguil by thofe in this town and its vicinuv, have futt'ered. by . fcizure, .detention or depre. dation of tneir prcpeuy commtued by Span iardt, have lately received a Ittter from the fecietar'y of flate -in which ' he recommends in the following words, an accurate rr pre fen. lation of each cife to be prepared in dupli. catei ; one to be fent to Mr. Pinckney, .our minifler at Madrid 1 the other to the office of Gate, vii.To enable hini (Mr.; Pincltney) to proceed with greater prcciiioo ar.d clfel, in his difenflions and reclamaiooi, iuis're. commended that the fcveral cafes be fo dif- criminated by ihei'r circumflancei, as to (liow how fr they reft on general regulations or ipectai licences lrom comjictent authorities ; ho ar far oa licences reaionably pre fumed to be competent though in llritlnefs not to ; how far on' fudden an I enlnaring repeals of general epilations or diftominuances of fpecial in dulirncc ; how fir on the calculation from exilting circumBances, that ike ordinary co lunial policy of opsin, would be relaxed ; and now fraudulent proceedings of SpaoiQi fub- jeflt. As in. this U(l cafe the claimants may be required to (hew that fttitfattioQ hat been fought in - vain front the regular tribunal of the place, it will be prudent for them to be prepared to meet (uch a prclimiaary. -This recommendation trom the' fecrctarv f the Qaie, has a particular tefeience to cafe of fci xure and detention, in the bpanifh colooiet 1 n out as clear ana accurate iiatementsot au ca. cafes of rerlaiaatiom lor injuries fuliained in ihofe colonies, a. nccelfary, loeoalleour mioider 10 obtain jufl indemnity thereof, the committee UforA thofe perfons io tbe New England Hates, who have claims for injuries of aoy Liod dune in the .Spanilh colonies to their property, thatifihey will prepare and forward representations thereof to there, dircc. led to Thomas Burlcy, ,in Boflon, putt paid, tacy will be atundid pt anJ carefully fent to Mr. Pintkney, aad t the fecretary of (U;e. As our miniflr at Madrid has ahead been fully iodiutlcd by the fecrctary of Date, 10 purfue ih claims referred 10, and, may fuon enter upou the difculDon of preliminary points, it ii important that the claimant! prepare and fend fuiward their refyeftire ieprefeniaiins with ah cipedition. fThe pi inters of newfpaperi ia commercial towns arc reeded to pCbliQj the' above. NOriCE. CIRCUMSTANCES having ren dered it necclfaty for the fubferiber toclofe his accounts in as fhort a'time as praHlcable, he again notices all thofe to whom he js indebted to bring forward their accounts properly adjufled for payment ; ind alt pet Ions indebted to hint to mike fettlement oa or before the fird day t)f January next. Thofe who cannot mala payment by that time, it ii expected will come for ward and give their notes, or confels tudztr.cni, bearing in'tred from the date. ' JOHN KELLY, fayettetilit, Nov 25. AARON LA2A R US ft i(ai jufl Import to, an J is ktwJb'f c k INC a bandjotne Aflortmentot Goods, f r : Zyjutmle f$r thefeafih, .. . . : coNsisiriNc of' :' O Cloths and TKemoieres ; knsp'd Coatings ; common and elafticNCIoths ;. Velveteens Blankest and' Fiainela Torkey down and rfill: velvet Veftcoating i a grearvariety of Chinti "i - and fwauicoea of the molt Jihiooble pater n j ' fuperb ChintT and common Furnunrea ;Eug. lifh and India Lutellrings ; (lriped and plaih ; Sattins ; elegant Gilt Shawls ; cpuoni, tuty down and camels hair do, cotton andi4ii - Ti Trimmings ; ' Laces,' "'Veiling, collar Velvet, ana velvet umaing ; coloured and plain, caio . bricks, Muflin, Jicpnet, Muflinct. & bock doi a corapieat allortrneat of cotton, filk& woolea , , lloaiciy , Stuffs ; pullicat . Handkeichiefs ' uiic aim tunic iriiH ijincns or a' lunerior m i . nu fatlore ? A white -and broWttlPiauUa :6h 1 and coatle Beducking; J-Humhums trDowlas.. ijiaper, and many other articles too iediov enmperate,, wbico will be fold low for CaQj'or j. Wimington,pecy-16. xy-ry: Stiut, majler froth JamaU-aT' fi&Z 50 Puncheons 4th proof Runi; H wh tcK' Wi 1 lbc fo d;1o ,w; ;f 6 r C& I'h, or pi o J 5-' ducel A!fo,; a few1 Tierces of O-ftct -tif tHe fir ft quality. Apply at the floie r vv HOWARD Sc TI LLI NGH ASTi . December j6; ' v -s .' - - J INT.S, Rfi3S; ,(Boi & Cafk) ; A:. monds, foft and'haid Ihelled : I ar.d Currants, juft" received and for rfi;v ; D. SMITH. - , ' December 1 6. :w. f - v '.. , , Marfliars Sales. On the firjl day tf, January, 1803, ut'J be J old under the Lturt. tiiujt; between'- the hurs ef eleven and twelve, ' FOUR . Hogfteads of-Wett-lndia JRuni, L one Calk of i-herry VV'ine, and or Cheft of. Tea, condemned in the Federal . Court at December term, i8oa. . . ''i L. A. DORSEY, D. M. i ; ' Wilfnington,; N. C"? -, ... v : . ; . t6ih Dec. i8oa.v C , . : .. . FOR FREIGHT, - ; J T9 any Ptrt inthe. WisT-lNDlEl er , America, " '. .-' v w The Schooner ' "; Wt Robert Craic' lltV VST " . Ma fl,r 3t?L.Now lying :tat tlv . I . . Market wharf, -av For further particulars enquire of ibV maflcr on board, er otMr. John Htur),' n Front-dreet. ' ' . December 9. '" '' '"rr' WANTED A White Journeyman C'toper, vib has been regularly brought up to the trade and undcrrtand carrying it on, He will meet with encouragement 'sni conllant employ by applying to . '. ' ' - JOHN-MARTIN, Who has for fate a quantity of pun. chcons, pipes, rum and poik barrel and all G7es af rum kegs, &c. of the bed make & cheaper than any in town, December. 2, . ' ' " RAN-AWAY from the fubfcMh fome time early in July lad, a i.w gro-wtiman named GRACE, former;; ihe property of Jeremiah Fonville liviV, On the loUlld, 11 IC is a titiddlc Ti&cJ wtrc'i about 35 years of age, her drefs canr r be defcribtd as Ihe look with her a v.i r:cty of c:othes Ihe is. fuppofed to It harboured about the plantation of Mr. Fonville, or on White Oal, -viherc 0,1 has a number of relations. 1 will it; a reward of 20 dollars and alt rcafi'. able charges, for heir being taken up i 1 delivered tome In this town. '. AH perl on 1 ate hereby forwarnctl fit harbouring, employiag, or carrying I t away, under the fevered penalty ot 1 e law. ' .MARY. MEEK; 'Wilmington, Dec. 2. tf. ADVERTISEMENT. Hpllri fubfe'fiber again offer for f- m hit valuable plantation on H Shelter. For the convenience of pure! fers, the rich lands (hall be fo divided to make two capital fcttlrmenrsT . terms will be moderate. Or e half cf ; purcl.ifc mpncyvnlr be required t.i paid dawn, the refidue in twelve & ci . tceu moiitiss. . M. sAMrsoSv Norembcr 25. , .
