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V-.
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l it
-tTewoy en cacti other to dectdovtio sticulctte
the reiniii usurper. Symptom of di&gnt-
' lf:4 aii-eatiy begun to appear amonj the'
chief. llauiilton despised Washinon ;
Ada ins vrai jealous of Hamilton ; and liamil-
y ton had a perfect contempt for Adams, liut
ln th ul, John,. I'btieve would have, come,,
poorly ofT. He Wot a Bina of thcr sword j
but only :'.of theexkade.
1 purposely delayed entering upon this
iubjoct till tli e Pers'idemial election should be
'"'.over. Had I published it before that time,
iUt'daiTir)ur of "faction would bafesaid. it was
". til electioneering trick. '.AW, they cannot
spy it. .'.'Vita choice' made at the election Was
the spontaneous choice of the people, and is
therefore the more honorable both to the elec
tors and the elected. The country at this
time compared with what it was two or tlitee
yiara ago is in a stats of tranquility ; and in
. u iit dis)oai.UGn cf calmness to take the mat
ters Rcvera" stated into consideration before
..the next meeting of congress. Itisby'keep
iiv u country well informed upon it affairs,
and discarding; fmn? its 'councils every thing
pi myuery, 'that harmony is preserved or
.'restored nimong'the people, and confidence
iv nosed in' the t?o vera frit ntt'
'June the 5tk, 1805. "
NKW-YORK, jnne l8.
Ok the French Fleet Ours-cry
.attvii.-.ive cm rt fpop.de nt at Philadelphia,
ha tVr varded us the following iniclli.
jieiicv of the Ftench and Spanifh fleets in
t!. Wd-Indifs. 1 "
': PhHaielphia '(Sandy) Wh june, 1805. .
,' 44 Arrived at ttie" Lazaretto, the brig
'Molly, Whfldon, from Butteterre, Gua
diioupfii'led the a6th May, by f penal
.wrmnfioo of Gen. Emouf, who laid a
c icral embargo the 42 1, o confccmencc
or" (be ai rival n Baflelerre of ihe fricnch
fcrworter La F;n, of 6 guns, with dif
atehes from Fort-Royal, Mart, lanoiin.
cju the entry into thai oortof the untied
yr:.';it and Spanifa qua. Irons, fro-u
.Cadiz, as follows- 12 French ttip of the
line, 6 frigates, an I 4 fl0l)i ot war 6
Spitiilh.-lhipi of the line, 4 irigstc, aad
fveral tranl'ports, with 1 8,000 troopsuu
t'jwd, fun ot them SpantQi. The fl;cl
iitidcr ihe coannanJ ot Vice-Admiral
Viileneuve and Admiral Gravida: the.
a'.nv under General. LaurilUn, (a ctcnls
V i'jiulicherry) full aiJ.Je-caiRp to his
Jm-:fi3l Majetty Napoleon.
- i!i3 24'ti, tin Cornelia and . L'lliu
f:'i;r tr'itws of 41 guns arrive J troui
Fort uyal with Gen. La-uido.n, who
af'cr ..n interview with Gen-Lriir.iif, re
(.nnal the fams evening to Mirtiiiq'ic.
C),i the inornin of the It. zrcat pre-
f Cm - w - ,
)jriil.iis commcnccJ to embaik mortcr-, j
vtrtillct v, bombs, &c, ij,cthcr w't't ao o
gr.u.lirrs and attill:1s part of the gar- J
ntini, to join the army at roil ioyal.
It was reported at Giiudabope, that
7 itr.t.lad would be ths H 1 ft nSjtdl t the
CoivSlnel forces. T!)ey alfj reponei
& B.di tlsjt was out, dcAincd iorjs
niana, .
'i lie Dritid) floop of war SaiUante, of
flS waj captured o!T M jrli.iqiie b)
a tns of ihr fleet.
iisr or thi rREKCH sm;aooii.
80 Cspt. Mugoudie,
. (admiral't-hhip)
80 CpU Cu situs,
8J I.ettclier,
8J Hubert,
74 Meystrol,
7f La Villagry,
74 -Cameo,
74 RolliU,
74 Courege,
74 Villcniauiin,
74 -Ucrouger,
74 Dcssemu,
Infernil,
-40 1 tr AmiWingf --
40 Msrtineiij,
40 .Mse,
3i Chabcrt,
3i Intjsu,
-1 Uchant,
2 . D irmrt,
S3 T.utl.iinl,
2ft Hamon,
June at.
Ths fid'owing wit yerterdav rrC ivrJ
from Mr. Tl-omai Uidle, of PhiU.K lj.hu.
LU N-JlWi ftrct rf t.j flilt.' thj
iinnt Ufi Uf IjI. io ot2, 22, ly the
(it'at, a took cut Ihtp, l:f,utch',l
r;:v;in 10 irtal.tr ile fieflch H-ci, whic.i
tiiatc wj fpukn by otic it otif
V';!i.N aricJat the Lizeraiin, nrl ,jt-
We If irn by cspt. Hca, tl.si there
wer? at V nH-Uival. Itmaira, v'rven liil
rf Ufiti.h ih p iit jr order A!mii4t !
"Pcrc, rmJy lor S'.n'n, n-nticinsy ca- M
nc 1 let 11 ami pan.i.i
irt rici. e. TVs a.itiil l L' tJ
J't'i.'i.'j lj".iui.n wn licMirly eptitr.
A i.titil Ci-.i, fine la i!e Noitl umbribiJ,
r.us, n- sr.i, lfi, Me rcli o
ir! ins lt ion wi h Uat.re, hi the 'lo
tiHiu'i of Jamaica.
. Cipt Lvn.h, froti Mariinlqtf, ftatfi,
.i...irP.' 1. L- r.u. tT.t.iii. ..4
'J ihetir.c, cruter a lull pull uf tail, Ilin.U
iV S. . A .
fr,,tom Msitif qiie,rc'iiiii the lJeu,
U (ju cithat (itiiilar toibl al;caf; rui.
elby anivaTsTrom the fa!ne por lie adJs, I resoJmions of J
that the troops which had been landed' at V lo be laid btfon
rori-ivoyai irom on Doaru me ivocneiori .
fquadror.,' had been rc-cmbarked on board.;
the Toulon fl'-et- and rtiat a" numbjer
fick- troops had been font. on' lhore.i '" ''
G RE KNOCK, 6V
Lc liucccouuie
im. r..-mid.ble
I...' N?vtuis
J. Iin lo nt.tlile
I.e l'liison
L. Moiit-Clanc
Le IK-r wick
l.'A'las
l.'Aiuls
J.c Snif'.sure
Le.Sripia
i.'lntri pidc
Le lljun
La C iniilh
l.'ih'rnio'ne
1, S jrnrM
Lt Tti.-mis
-1". 1 ToiuJ-.e
L: 1 urtt
!. N-idc '
, ThefolTSwing note was ituck :np at
Lloyil's nnThnrfdy laft at -i o'c'ock.
Lhyd's, 2d May, 1805, half- pa -3
'. I nformation has been received at ihtt
" Admiralty. that t)e French fquadron which
appeared oft Cadiz e n the 9th ulti 'was no
longer there on the . iorti. and that the
nuiwbcr of Spanifh fhips in-harbor was
diminilhed. On the fl and 1 2th, five
fail ot the line, fuppofed to be ' Spanijh,
were feen beating to the weftward." 1 '
. CHAHLLSTt)N, June 19.
A young' man by the name of Russell
Bowers, was this morning detected in at
tempting to pass a forged note, drawn in the
name of Mr. G. Bailey, payable to and
indorsed Francis lire mar. He was imme
. diately tQiidagted. beforo-Jam Dtr.thaitl,
esq. and while the commitment was making
out, deitterouily snatched up the note, and
swallowed it. He confessed his necessities
had compelled him to adopt this rash .step
to obtain a supply of cash. '
Captain Crocker, of the Belinda, arrived
yesterday, in. 16 clays from Dominica, and 10
days from SWThomas. Captain C. con-
, firms the intelligence of the arrival of the
Frtnchand Spnnish squadrons at Martiniqtiei
but did not hear ol the return ot 'Admiral
Mesessis. Accounts were receive"?! at St.
Thomas, the day cpta"m C. sailed, in thirty
six hours from Martinique, sut'mg, tlvu an
, additional force of 'six ships ftl.e line s:nd
two frigates, had junt arrived at l.i:t lVy J. '
An embargo exiuerl in ail the nrittsh. ')
warsl Iilauds. Captain Crocker 'iiad'hrcii '
. eiuharsotd twenty-Tour dats at iominiu,-
nor was the embargo takcit o,T when he suit
ed. . All the miikVi of this" isl.it.d ';a'd btriV '
embodied, and v.'tie i;..irc!icd from T.jr.cau,
for Prince Kuperfs Fort on the 1 at instant.
The ship I'.xpcii merit, cip. Mecrvey,"
bound to flavamn, in attemptingto woikont
the lufbour yesierduy mofiing, by rhe(.mh
chunnei, strutk on theb.r, and unhinged her
rudder, ; she afterwards was"drore on the
brctkei s, Lilgcrt rid filled. The captain and
crew were taken off the wreck by one of the
pilot boats.
' Tl liri iah rbirw Jack Park, and Nana,
from the Coast of Africa, Via Surrinam, nn
ciiortd at Quarantine yesierduy. The alve
ships tailed f: jm Surinam 20 djys since .
one degree to th windnrard of natbac'.oe,
they lcll m with the Mli'trranvSn fleet, un
der Adminl Lord Nclvm. connis'.ing r.file
ven ships cf the line' and on frijate, in pnr
'suit of the I 'rench arl Sp mili ; They wi re
inlonnul that another IkitWh squatiron f
twhe ships of the line, were expected to
f..lo.v Lord Ncls m itinnediatcly. The Jack
l'aiie iiafc 26C'tiav;s ami the Nana 275.
" June 21.
TIIF. arrival of Lord Nnsow in the U cst
IiKiies m iv be hcked t.;'on, we think, as a
prelude to a serir of opviatu.o the most
vigorous and iiiqxjiinnt pcrlmp ever known
in ihnl prt ol t ho glet c. It eannM be up
pised itiat the Mini-teis would detach that
oflkcr, who.e very name, not to mention
his spirit and genius fur extraordinary t nler
prise, is a tower of trench, from Luiope
at this exigent moment mere ly to clear the
West-Indiu : tas of hostile ships, or to take
an i. land or two. 'I he iweh'c sail that are
to follow, hint, it i more than highly pro.
Ud.ly wnl contain or at least ronvoy the
grund armament which his so long bun
preparing in the U.itish p.Tt-in which
case its destination is obviously Span'nit
South America, through the whole rd which
it is well known that a spirit cf diiufi'crtio
has long prevailed, and broke ami several
-times tiuring I ast w ar tuVny L ivcTjeciTcxet"
culrd there for re hellion,' and fqr hing
through the Knglish Government at Trini
dad, invited the british to send an armament
protect than. This Is founiUd in ionic
thing more than ?ague conjetluic. The
project was in couteniLtioii UTorc ArBi.c
tok fclubl'y praci and AimaxiA's be
im httachrd toihe nnnijucnt uf Litglond,
lately ailed. gives c,tei.l l.kcM.wl To the
priMiinp.ioii that we shll trc lng ic; r tl
utt imp,nantand heavy LlowUir. ktiuek on
the Sovluiii Continent.
V .t.n '
1
Losnojr, April C 6.
The dwbste in the llte f Coininoiis
yestcrdny. though Hot uy spirited, was ol
cousider.ible importance. . llefie it Li-;uit
Mi. Put e,atc notice of h'u intention to move
on M milay tiext, for Jeve tobiirg in u bill
for Ihj coniimuncc of lie powiis of the
cotnmiie'iitruf n.ivfll inquiry. He should
rdwniioTe, w that u comimttrc be spMnted
to enquire into the tate, if the txpcndituic.
in the ruili'.ary and other dcpaitmcir.s of the
pu Vntf servicr. he hwue would (lien hac
a opportunity e.f either Uing sali.lud ttu l
no abues did eit, i.r if ihty s.iw th ti
dcr.reorsuch tn exotcner, thry aonld liAe
H in thnr powrr to correct thine biue.'1
' Ahcr aiitoiiun mailt by Mr. Cm, Mr,
While-bread btuughl frrwird his tu'inn pic
ttung it with a qutklion whether htd Me.
. He's name h:rl been espunged Ut,n the
Council liu.cr iiUrMr. I'ut intitlfd i0
I rerMnttu'T,d swell ti.oturelu iiMjeiyf
Mr. I'm r;.iad tht he i'iJ in l Uel hiu.ull
tH-unl in tt,r,feque nc of any thing thai luJ
octuirtd in that h'usc, on the day when the
?ail!arr.cnt had been ordered
e hiv Majesty,, to give any
such advice to his Majesty as that which the
mm. gentleman supposed. On the evening
rVednesdav a .motion to address his Ma
Ijesty on thai subject had beenmadei and jiad
afterwards been withdrawn, as it did not seem
to be the;sense of a reat many nrembers
who had supported the original resolutions,
that the house was in a condition at the mo
ment to proceed to such 'an extremity. It
was then argued that a removal from any
place ol trust and confidence would be suffi
cient, till further light was thrown on the
subject byjts having been ascertained by a
".select committee how far .the noble iord was
implicated in the business. '''.
Mr. Whitbread then, waving the.-idea of
legal proceedings for the present, but reser-"
ving the right of moving them, should it be
thought proper at a future period, moved for
the appointment of a select committee to
make further inquiry into the matters con
taiiifrd in the tenth t eport. Mr. Pitt tiiiiiking
that the objacts to be referred to the com
mittee ought to be more specially defined,
niovt:d an amendment.'
-i.lhat the commitree. slifiuld be empow-
errd to enquire into the particular applica
tion of the Navy money to other purposes,
and also to consider of the requisitions made
to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, or- to a
ny of the commissioners of. his Majesty's
Treasury, as to the issuing of money, r.nd as
to the debt due to the crown by .the laic Mr.
Jcilico." '.
In the coorse of his speech Mr. Pitt made
the following explicit declaration J "I heart
ily concur, sirjin the appointment of a select
'committee, to consider further the' subject
of thu tenth report. I arc particularly anx
ious, for a niciST minute iuvcjsiigation into that
part-of it in which, according to the state
ment of the hnn. gentleman, I am myself
impIicareJ. On that subject I. am eagerV.mt
' t'ie hon. gentleman should tring forward e
very thing "in his power. I hope thutthe
nutnv ers ot n.v 1,1c which have feeen d?- "r
"'voted tgi iht' "r v;b;ic service, I 'muy preune,
w. hoiil fluttery to myself, to think that I hae.
ao'to.Khic'rd myscU', as 'to .evince , that 1 ani
b?y ):id iny corrupt or sordid, motive..
f ar am I, however, from wishiiig to rely in
any clnr;e like the piv sent, on character.
' 1 hac no desire whatever to screen myscU
from enquiry, b.ut scit it as the great eit i'a-
, Vor w'.iich ca;i i;t bestowed on me."
Upon a diTi'ioiiof M.r. Pitt's ameadmetit
there werr, for it 321 Agaiint it I jl .gi
viiigM'misteis a nujori:y of T8. On a se
cond division wj, ether a cimmiltee should
le appointed by builotor net, the Ministers
being for the farmer mode, the r.urnber weie
for the bidlot 2S1- HgAinst it TiO-'a majo
rity cf 131 for Mininteis.
Aprils').
Lord (Ir.rdm r, ..fr Rrest, has 23 sail of ihe
line, 1 1 of , huh, for fortnight prtt, luve
been kopi in constant ! e-ud;nes lor detaching
01. foreign er irr.
The M4r, Minotaur .-nd Illustrious, of 74
guns, wiled fiom Spit bend ye-'crday to join
the ten .nl of the luu- fining out for forrirtn
service at Plymouth with the greatest exptdi
tioD. .
MAnniD, (Spain) Marches.
Thirty s.iil of the line will be ready for sea
in the different Jipniith ports, within the
space of h month; mid should tli firct form
a junnion with thrt from Toulon,- great e
vents n, ht be expefted.
A sri ret ext)ednin is preparing at Corun
na, to which port troops are marching from
d.lTeieut places.,
life 21
The Circuit Conn for ihis Diflrlcl a 1. ,
j 'lirr.ed on Friday Uft, after having finilb
cd the lufinefe hinm ht b'f"rc it. The
ouft of the Fail Gransille's devifef,
wli'ch Hi excited f mi:ch pnh'ic ex pec
U'ion in ihis flue, came on to be heard
upon the moticn mjdc ?)e.'rUiber.tcrmt.
fr;liik rut Tie'r'etr.tirrerto iheiv'd.'ne :
And alter'arpumti.t c f counfcl, ihc Dif.
tiid ju Ige deHvfff.j his opinion at con
fidciablc let g'h, fiati. p the progrefi of
the csnfe, .the f round ef 1 he motion, and
the rrafon fm hi npininn ; and concluded
byf Jtirg, that the PhimirT demunsd im-
I piopulv. -that 1 he Dctti.dants joined In
, tie cimnrrer impop r'v and ihat the
vho'c imt ri'prieiy fhmil.l be flricUn rnr
anu an uJiat titt tatis awarded. This
renciihtj i vtu i f the cnurf, ihc canfe
w 11 ot it 1 ifc te referred 10 a jury again ;
h 1 i. i I rJ.cted, will he iriulit the ntxi.
imt. 'I he contlniunce ?t h!i efm wii
pisifd a! the innancet-f the Plaimift'i
eo.it ici, whu wetetnt pirpartd for an ar.
gun rut li the jiif v.
The Chief J si it ice csve to nnin'on up.
e n the niuiion, nor des he intend o deli
ver one on the maot quelli.-n; He Ha'ed
fr.m 1 he beneh his rrafori fr ih. 'ec!iti-
1re;-fi)ip$r, thai at 1 f irn er term he en.
quired ol ihc cnnoftl if ihi fife de pen.le
o,nn lh ci.nflriiclion of the treaty cf
I r;re ; that if it did, . Humid pst ro
npinioii, breanfe he had formed ait npin.
loniipun that f..hjec4 f' firmly,, lint he
did no' believe he "foold chsnge it ; and
that opinion wa lormed when lie wai
ey de.p'f int'terttil (aUm'i- g m he
Ci- le ol Lord f.irfu in Vir'nia) le
lh"uU feel rnuch drhcjcy In rtrcidlnu the
pirfci.t ejuertiunt tut up.n btipg inlor-
mui slut il eiica'y t.f reace wmild mli
from that .Iclicacv and i'nterded to deliver
his opinion. It feemed, however, that
upon the argument, the defence aflomed
the principle of alienage, thereby iuvolv
ing ihe cafe with the treaty of peace, and'
made "that queftion an jirnpQrtant. point.
The only part of the cafe on which he
entertained any doubt was the confifcation
laws ; and as he could not famfy himfclf
that ihe- plaintiff was included in thole
laws, he could not confidently with ilia
duty and the delicacy he felt, give an opin
ion in the caufe. .
. To of the crimir.als charged wiih paf
fing counterfeit bank note, viz-Thomas
Morris and John Jones, were coo vicled
and each fente'need to imprifonment. in
Hillfhorough Gaol for five yeais, anJ
thence until a finc.of ico dollars lhall be
paid. All the .other 'profecuions of the
like" nature were continurd till next Court,
on aflidaviti of thcabfence ef material vv it.
ntflcs, Collins was committed to Hillf.
borough Gaol until he obtait ed fecurities
lor hts appearance lor 2p,ocO dollars . oe-
iHg- himteli botmd in the iiKt turnr
WILMINGTON,
TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1805.
GntJie2Sth ult. a duel took place
on the South-Caroluta line, between
Brigadier General Benj. Smith
and Captain Maurice Mcore,
in which General Smith received
a wound in his right side. On Sar
turday. he was brought to .totvn,
and we are happy to hear that hopiS
fe entertained of his recovery.
Extract nf a h'.trr om a gentleman in Basse
tcre, UtiaJohupi, to fits ft tend in this tuwnt
u.hi-u j une w.
. " u On hc Ut iri-.;int arrive I here, 30 days
from Kit t, the snips L'AIgesiras unci LW.
(hil!e, the fc:mer f St ?uns, .theluUtrof 74,' -(both
l ew hips ontl.tir fi st voyage) .'aim Iik
ving landed t cu POO trr nps pioccpdcd im
mediately to jin ti e enn'oined Trench atid
Spanish fleet at Mattiniquc. It is reported
that At'miral fianilu ii:ine '15 hourly expected
in the Wcst-lndics w.th his fleet."
Meteorological ck (Jhitnaiy Tabic
Junk and Jutv, Ifi05.-
-
o
Thermom.
ct w rr.
r. o
3 n 3
-. 5" -j.
n n
( 7?
.
Z
State cf the
weather.
Course of
the wind
i5 77 j 81 1 81 Pleasant showers L. b N.
25 77 I 82 ! 81 Showers V.
27 76 81 80 Rain . H. W.
23 74 St 8? Thunder e Itain Variable
29 75 80 79 Ham S. S. W
30 74 80 73 II .;n s.b y,
Ff.atiiT
5
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5T
n
1
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2lr
4
r.
n
m
Total, anj names
of the deceased
25
27
28
29
30
Hannah Macau
1 land sn infant. ..
Infant of J. Dunbi-bin'a.
William Oncal., 3
CharleW.tk
Jilts
St. 7j'w.u
Lm.tLtt
Si, r
to pan cf ihc cafr, he it:. himft'.l fued Tar tcr tarrd,
roar of inutiXGiox,
. KTLSIU
Stk'r Mil!j CnHtron,
AVHdOr, M'Uhtnny,
Mary, .l,jfifr,
Ship Vttftidtmtj) Jaition,
Clkaukb
Slotf Ibpt, DrLn;
Sih'r ApUa Prppir
mm i;t i;
Dh. Ctu Cu
IJ i:on per cwt.
Coflcc icr lb.
Corn per bu'htl,
- 1 -Meal do. -Mour
rr hsrrrl, old
Diltopcr half birrel, new
Lumber per M. plenty
V. o. hhd. staves,
1 H. o.'do. do. do.
I ,W. o. hi. di. ro'jlt
Miinglnper lOou,
Molics per fjallua
Hik per barrel,
nice er cwu
fltitn, V. I. pr. . 3d p.
, Jamsit d. 4th r
I N. I' do.
1 r..
13
I
8
6
9
II
10
11
I
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4
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ts 1 2 1 1
3
19
13
13
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7J
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