lvwa even said at Usbori, that thews pro
eeedines, and this determmatfonofthe Court
f Spain, had already been announced at the ',
vourt of bt. James. s. :
: A gentleman who left, Paris, on the Hthi
and Rouerdim on the 18b announces, as
-rumour In France and Holland that'the Em
peror of Russia ha, intimated to the Court
or Copenhagen, .fiat in the event of a rupture
juffcr any French agent to residin the Da-
"i- L J j:?t-.. . n.n nipt ' f"
4I1MI UOIIIIiriVlia, Ul -suuui l'"v"v (- w
Dsnmark, a neutrality that must be injurious
to Europe. A declaration nearly to the-same
effect is saidto have been made to the Otto-
man Porte by ahe Russian. Ambassador at
CONGRESS.
it:
Just ImDorted
.
two
and6
Puinti
BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
AND FOR SALE
MJ.M. G ADIE's miu PROOF STORE,
North ot the Market Whart,
A .
utN aflbrtment of Cordage, from
to feven inch"
SnuirYarn ' :
Bolt Rope of different fuei
.' Marline and plow Lines
Sewing and 'whipping Twine'
K u ilia Duck
Englilh Duck from i, ? 4, .
Saflv Lines and Bed Cords
Log, hand and deep fea Lines
, Small white Cordage
-Sheathing and trapping Paper
Red and yellow Ochru
Lamp Black
White, red, Spahifh brown,
Yellow and black
Bik and green Paint in fmall pots
Stripper flail and vump Leatner
Punop Tacks and Clout
Chifclv Gouges and Augers
Cook and carpenter! Axes
Carpenters' AJzcs and Drawing Kuives
Ciaw Hammers and HatchetJ
1 feet Rules'and GuBUr'i Scale
DiVilers
Caulking Toota
Jack, fore'and fmoothing Planes
TimeGiafl:s 14. 8.
Ha'f hour patent Time Ghffrj
Spike and narl GirrMts of -U lues
Pal m I ironi "and fait N etdle.
fifhing and chalk Lines
Tin am! horn Lanthcma
P.nible'snd fingle bolt Padlocks
13 fs. Cock) and Since Pans
Cook'a Ladles' and Tormentors
Hooks, Thimbles aod Canliuoks
Tar and paSnt' Brulhe
Grains and Harpoons
Scrapers anJ L5o.it Hooks
Faint,
an J
S crmaCt-li
Trail
Culler Mills
Tin Pots ' ,
Blatk Jacks
Powder '
Shut ainl bar Lead
Slates ' ' ' '
lliiulfaw Files - ,
l and 1 allort' fli.e
ft lh' Honks of V lize
Oil
Writing PupiM-, Ink Powder k inkftands
S at'ionary alTorted
K.nivc and "Fork, tea nd tilde Scotia
Tumbieis by Hie nicit, itraw u; quat.tilj
J) pi anJ mould Candles, '.,
Old J.maa 'Rum by tf.c puncheon or
gjllon ,
j'rtwt oU Cngnia Buiidy
(iin by the g'lfon 'it uSi . " "
Wcfl India Hum
OirSVrry Wine
Mwfc Jo aii I lo-f Star
Tea. UUk1epi'tf
Vinep.at. Cpeca. Cotks
i.u and Tobacco,
( The above ankles will W
clii'potetl ot rcalm.abtyvlor Cajb
' ' v CAM I ROM li BARCLAY.
a3, 1604 43 :
THE SUnSCRlCKRS
iJAl'Z Ty'STJIECUtZD I'llOJJ LVROPZ
II M SlJf4 fti u .r,lo
And n J iipvtituj; in tin- btoi Lie v orrn
ji'vl by &irm Jhn SfH'tr hi Atttkth
Sirul, in it At4 U JLj'frt. Jlli Lf
a kUtKiL i-.cmTs:.-r r
DRYGOODS
iviT.iDiJ 'to the sr.iioyt"
Wluvfi th, Hf lr Sale mm m-lcraie
Acini lur,Cn orCoM-Mrt PfP4'Mre.
Cit KITOPlILK; )UI)i f.Y if CO.
''infr-M At'. IJ, 1804. 410.
,. AST i'fiiK VMHtJ Tkt Vj
;t I ., ift.,!it tut.. Eu. 4t li,
ffoBSJt'bF R&rMMstxrAfirKSy -
5 November T4.
The Speaker, laid before the House a letter
from Duncan M'Farland, relating to the con
tested lection of Mr. Purviance from North
Carolina, referred to the Committee of El
ections. . , , ,.
The Speaker also laid before the house-a. -
letter from the Secretary of the Navy enrelor
ping a report on the navy pension fund, which
was ordered to be printed. ' '
Mr. Crowningshield presented the peti
tion of Simeon Noyes, an , old revolutionary
sojdier and non-commissioned. officer, who
was disabled in the service bf -wounds and
sickness, who a tho admitted on the pension
list by the Judges of 1792, has never recei
ved any assistance .from the United States,
and prayitii; a pension may Jbe allowed him
to enable him to support himself, his wife
and eight children ; on motion this petition
was-eferred to a select committee of three,
but on motion of
Mr. J. C. Smith, the rjuesiion was recon
sidered, aod it rav referred to thecommittse
of claims.
Geji. Vamum moved that tha cooinvittee
be instructed to consider at large the subject
relative to invalid pensioners Sc the situation "
of all persons who were womnded or disabled
in tkc service of the United States, during
our revolutionary war with Great'Britaii),
and what further me.l.sures are necessary to
render them such ample N remuneration a
justice may require y ordered that, the com
mittee .be instructed accordingly.
Dr Leib mentioned to the house the con
dition in which the public buildings, (the ar
setul at Philadelphia) the property of the U.
States were : one of the sections, was raised
to the hrst floor, and some other parts were
left unfinished, indeed M the uncovered parta
of the buildings were more or less suffering
dilapidation or going to decay ; he thought
itwQttWJbe found prudent tA.finUh .them in
order to preserve them. He . therefore mo
ved that a - committee be appointed to en- j
quire-into the expediency of making provi
sion by law fur the completion of the public,
buildings belonging tothe United States, near
Philadelphia. Referred to a select commit
tee of three members. ' -
Mr. G. V. Campbell moved to instruct the
committee appointed on that prtofthe Pre
sident's Message which- relates to the en
largement of the capital employed in com-,
merce with the Indian tribes, to enquire into
what alterations and amendments are neces
sary to the law regulating trade vid inter
course with the Indian tribes, and preserving .
peace on the frontiers, with Icav; to report by
bill or otherwise. Agt tied to.
Adjourned,
November IS.
'Mr. M. Clay presented the petition of the
stock-holders of the Alexander Marine Insu
ranee Company, praying to be authorised tj
make intnrmie on hous, &c. from loss by
fire ; referred to a select committee of three.
Mr. J. Randolph moved the order of the
day on the bill waking farther appropriation
for carrjriiif, into execution the treaty bet ween
. the U. States and GreaUDritaia.
Mr. J. C. Smith Tn the chair.
The blank was filled w'ub 70,000 dollars,
the cvminiltte then rose ami t (ported the
bHl. . . . . -
'le house ..greed tothe same areported
and ordered it-to b engrossed for a third
.reading.
A message from-the President of the U-,
niu'ri States was received, accompanied ly
the report of the Secretary of the Navy cow-
municatingthc doeMineiii requested by Hie
hoU'.e relative to the affair of the Intrepid
Ketch under the command of Capl. Uccatur,
who it was aniumnqed bad'been prnmutcd to
the rank of Civpiaiti in the Navy of the Uni
ted States. Ordered to be printed.
Mr. AUtrai moved to refer the act of North-
Caroling authorising the state of Tennessee ,
lo perfect titles 16 lands reserved to that state
by the cession act, to a selec t committee f
Cve, wi;U lea ;o report byiill or otherwise.
Agreed to.
Ur. Mitchell mads report from the com.
mi'.tee of commerce and maimlachircs onthe
petition of the Slate Companies of New
.York and Dutchess counties, concluding that
any additional duty on imported slate at this
time will be inexpedient. The general prin
ciple u;rm which this report was bolUnncd,
btiug of unideraUlc loipoiunrc, oivd likely
to excite dv.ustin he moved to refer it to
Mto.nmitlee of the whol, and that it be nude
site order fur Vucsday next ; agreed and im
ihe mean timefcrdcred tii be vr'n,ed.
Mr., Newton stated 1 fact rdatireto toti-
xtnoUtcorgia, svh hd bceii sued In that
state ; Uittli rjedilor finding the titiaen was
coming t Washington, dismissed his suit
there, anJ procured his arrest here. Til
Lbtor as a stranger, for want of 1uil most
h .re grc to prison, hut throuk the huma
nity of tfte roarhal who ernmpttded him to
aeveral '.daces in the territory in aearch of a
frirttd. tlkidtdttur waw. fnrtiinta
, proc tire the rrqnuiu euiSty, mid tkcrtby
. avoided the hardships of I m prison mrt.
! 1 1 prevent in fatutt this ?.tifopprti.n
19 wnicn iiiKnucri art itaTiie, Ire moved that
1 a MlcUomaittrt of five he appointed ion
J qtire whether any, and if iry, what altera
lions art )ctiar"lo))j ms lc in the laws of
j thedi.nit Colunihia rtlatite to hoMing,
terson to bail, an J that tkry he authorised
! to terKMtby bdl oroiherwile.
A committee taf five w appointed accord.
j Oft mot! no of Cen. Slants. 1 he pel it ion
i cfanumbercf inhabitsnts tf WtMirl'. i
th entf of Wrvnunsrton KhOfteIslar.tli -
praying arngnt-nouse may . be erected on
Watch-hill point f' and another lrom btootng-
ton, in connexion far a similar purport,- was
referred to. the committee of commerce and
manufactures with leave to report by bill or
otherwise. Adjourned .
-; ' .-: '-; . November V6. -The
engrossed hill making farther-appro
priation for carrying into effeat thq treaty of
Amity, commerce and navigation between the
United States and Great-Britain was read a
third time and passed. ;. - , ,
Mr. K. Gnswold moved for the appoint
ment of a committee to enquire what further
provision ougot to oe macUby law wr the en
couragement of the fisheries of the United
States ; the motion was carried ; and the re
port on this subject made at the last session
was referred to the same. i
Mr. Jackson moved for the appointment of
acotamittee to consider of the inakirig provi
sion for the Application .of the money hereto
fore appropriated for laying out and making
certain public roads. , A committee ol five was
appointed. - 1 ( '
Mr. Kennedy presented abolition from a
number of Ihe inhabitants . of Roanoke, &c.
via North-Carolina, prayiog a port of entry
may be estabrisjied at the town of Pfymouth,
peferred to the. committee already appointed
on thi. subject. . .
Mr. FinJey fromthe comnaitteeof elections,
reported that the members who had been re
turned in the place of those 'who had
resigned or deceased were entitled to tke
'(dicirteats.
aitBaj aJUaWsiaa d
NORFOLK, Nov. 12,
A Baltimore paper of last Saturday morn
ing, received by Capt. Browu 'a packet, which
amved'here early yestecday, says,.
" A gentleman from Annapolis informs,
that a French frigate of 44 guns arrived there
on Tuesday , when she saluted the city. She
conveyed to this country Gen. Thuriot, the '
Imperial Ambassador to America,-who land-
tqat Annapolis early yeiterdayrfisornxig."
MIL MJHG7 0 i7
TUESDAY, D ECEMBElf 4
N.C.
1S04.
The following table exhibits the political
character of the Electors of President Sc Vice-
President, actually appointed:
- Rcpub. -Fed.
Connecticut, tJ 9
.-New-York,:. ' . r' ' 19 ' 0-
Vermont, - 4 O
New-Jerseys " 8"
Delaware, ' ' 0
Virginia, - 2 i
Pennsylvania, ' 20 ' O
Maryland, LU 0
North-Carolina, 14 o
I : 102-- 1?
WASIIINGTGN CITV, Not.2V
GENERAL THURIOT,. Minister Pleni
potentiary of the Emperor i .France, baa.ju--
nred at h place.
"'"RALE I GIL November 26.
Our present Governor, James Turner,' Esq.
was, on Saturday snorning, re-elected to that
office the ensuing year, by all the votes of the
General Assembly except one.
To-morrow (Tuesday)- is fixedLfor electing
a Senator of the United States for this State,
in the place ofJesse Franklin who U again in
nomination.
Ml will have been seen,: from the communi
Nation of the Governor to the (icnraJ Assem
bly (inserted in our last) that, by the conven
tion entered utto between the United States
and Georgia in 18012, that that part of the
territory -eederi bv S. C.arnlina tothr- Crnrrul
(iovermient. which lies west of the Blue H
Ridge of Mountains, and south of the south
ern boundary of North-Carolina and Tennes
see, was ceded to Georgia. According .to a
survey made by Georgia, this tertitory in
cludes -part. of BuHcombe county. Applica
tion was made to this Stale to have the 'boun
dary -lit: run ; but S. 'Carolina not having
acted on the subject, and our Legislature not
huvintf been in session since, this could not
be effected. Georgia, we understand, with,
out waiting for the demarkations being atcer
.tained under the authority of the two States,
has proceeded to take possession of that ter
ritory, form it into a county, hold acourt, 8cc.
and the officers of Buncotube have been t esis
ted in the execution of their duty. The crtt-1'
zens of that county, however, unwilling to see
their territory usurped in this way, ros and
drove off the Georgians by force.
We trust that the Legislatures of the 3 States
will take such steps as shall be the means of
rtmovinghe present disagreeable state of
things in that quarter
. w. ....... .Kotf mbe;t?9
At U o'clock to day, his I xrcllmry the
Gavct nor. attends she General Assembly to
take the oaths of office.
The balloting lor a Senator ofhe United
' Mates for this Hate "has alsob'c'n postponed
trrthis day. The gentlemen in nomination
are Major Jesse Franklin. General Monlfort
Stokes, General Thouus Blount aiul Geueral
Btnjauiin Smith.
On the Stdtnit. anew how of Judge
.Taylor, in the upper part of Newberit, was
diicoureoioueoii nre, w aim was uurni 10
ashes. The exertions of the citizens saved
the sdjacent buildings.
The Legislature of South-Cart'.iaa melon
Monday the 26th inst.
The legislature of Georgia-; the LegiOa
tares ofthe Slates ofNcw-Vork, New-Jersey
and Rhodi-Ilan4, are now in session
Capl. Colb, arrived i Boston In 35 days
from Berbice, mforms, that the coffee twp
was entirely cut oT, owing to the long dry
season, and '.he rainy season stttmg in severe
ly. K.states that used to produce 20u oou lb.
ofcoffco, will not this year product . 1 00 ,000
lbs. The produce hsa yeto grow that they
Intend to ship to meet the bills they pay A
mrrkansin. The Governor had refused tn
Utlhtmtake away prmhice for those bills
which come back protested.
7 ' Salem, Novembtr 15.
TRIUMPH OF IRIKCIPLE.
-We improve the rlieft opportnaiii to inform our -
reader, tbatTEN ol out Repreftntativet to th arxt
Conerefi ire drciiledlv Rcaublic.ni lod (hit 1 lie in.
jority of -ok now rteeiftd from aVou 310 towm,
act .allv imouat to tfpwaris ot FUUR. THDU-AN'D-
far the Republican icttiral Ticket. Uim. cxat.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE ELECTION
For Electors of President ahd . Vice-Presi
dent, was held on the same day of that inMa-
sachusetts. 1 he Keen (federal) paper, after
detailing the retorns from 37 Federal towns, ,
which ge a majority of 84 for the Federal ,
ticket, confesses that the event will probably
"be in favor of Republicanism. . ".
Capt. Knapp, arrived at Salem, from Mar
tinique, was boarded off that Island about the
1st of October, by the British ship Aligator,
He was informed that n.e blockade had agaia
commenced.
'The Governor of Snrinam, by his procla
mation of the 5th of October, prohibited the
importation of salted provision, and the ex-'
l)ortafiJn of sugar and coffec ft om that colo- -ny
in American vessels.
COMMERCIAL.
Extract from the Madrid Gazette of the 30th
.. July, 1804. j
A Royal Decree has been issued under date .
of the 21st of June, as follows:
" As it is the Royal will to encourage, by
all possible meant, (he Direct Commerce of
all the established ports tn Spain with the A
merican colonies and national marine, - Ilia .
Majesty has determined that considering the
subsisting grants and privileges allowed to
seme individuals relative to this Commerce,
in future'ho other instance shall be admitted,
of any or whatever nature UmyV: ; and that
it shall be so manifested and made known to'
the Consulatki, in order that with this as
surance the merchanjs may iioW safely spe
culate, and undertake the expedition.
rhiladelpliia, A'oti. If.
IMPORTANT.
A gentleman of respectability informs us.
that he has just received advices from Point
Petre, (G.) through a confidential friend,
stating, that a privateer, called the Cramille,
-mounting 28 guns and 3 thirty-six ponndns,
with a compliment of280men.beisdcs seamen
and marines, each armed with a musket, had
arrived there with orders to uke all American
vessels bound to Hispaniola, and hang. the
crews as.piratea. The Grandvitle was ont cf
a fleet of well-armed ships daily expected at
roint-Petre. in orderlocruixc for Americana
tound to Hiipaniola.
LONDON, September 33. .
The brother -of the King of France sailed
on Wednesday Jast, with a fair wind, for Got
tenburg. tinder convoy cf a gun-brig. Pre
vious to his departure he received a letter
from his Most Christain Majesty, -which is
understood to contain an assurance f hat the
Emperor of Russia and the King of Sweden
are wrllingso acknowledge Louis XVIII. and
his hereditary claims to the throne ofi 'ranee
and Navarve, provided England ill tjhtm
thecxampi.'
Nassau, N. P
St. Croix
Newbury port
Demarara
, Barbudoes
St. Troix
Plymouth, Eng
Ltdtf lAi Ceijrvm on iWrf ie tWi SuB o
rttan'i I!f , 'Cci-1si Jthtulenrvm Tiiai
JaJa, .
ilhd's'Si'gar,
3 Puncheon Molasses,
Of turato q'talitv, for sale 1r
1SAACKS. SlMSONf; BISIIOP.
Wiln.ingtin, Dtctmocr 4. 413,
rORT OF WIUflNGlXJV.
KMTSIKD
Sdi'r Cynthia, AlberyK
" Caroline, Patridge,
Treaty. Wfadley,
Cynthia, Salter,
Mary, Meagher. ,
Sloop Mary, Duiham,
Brir Younc Jane. Brrnd.
Samai atan's Hope, Johnston, TrinWada
dismasted.
CLIAflS)
"Brig Prudence, Shiprdgh, ft.Croii
Arrived here on the 30lh tilt, wh'r Cyn
thia, capt.Salter, ofPortsmouth.N.I I J6 days
from Demarara left there ich'rllcro, Od'f
one, of Portsmouth, to sail In 10 days; brig
Polhy, Simpson, of do. to tail In IS day) brig
Com met, Burobery, of Baltimore, lust arri
ved; ship Four Sitters, Whitemsrsh, of Bos
ton, to sail in IS days; ach'r Federal Jsck.
of and from Boston, just goraj ln- Spoke
at sea, in let. 34, long. 61, the brig Mark k
Mary, of Hudson, from Surinam, out 3 1
tlavs, bound to New.Yotk.
By capt.Dckovcn, of the shipClydv. err
cdatN. Voik on the tth utt. in 39 days
from Cadiz, we leirn that Mr. CoetKius,
Consul for the U. States at Genoa, died at
Cadis, about the Jsth of September
Hour was from 13 to 14 dolls, a barrel at
'Cad.t-.Si eve liO to 160 dolts Rice 7 dolts.
Bocf and Potkiery low.
C.rt.l). spvke, Nov. 3, the ship Bald Fa
f,l)nRton, 16 weiks from Arnsterdppw
l6und for ,U first port sle cmd l snake
hcn she sstted, the Eagle had t n boatd lo?
ptisetigcrs, 40f rhem likdontle sj, ,te