9'
V -
i
m. m.m. .m. m h . a
3 tfrw Tjriusque mlbi null their million, and of hofhhtiei
2 . iKrijf r. between the Englilh ancTAJge-
& nncs, and the Danes and Algc
i J the Portugucfcjidhe.
r v r rinrr rn Encrfand in their deClfi-
reftrictfonion the failing of the Baltic I
uniijuxufu h, muwmw
thcirrirttof thefljnlrom thecal-
Anrticltadrth. Paris bead of
the 16 th Auguft, ftti, that a rero-
lutian hat taken place lately in Swit-
ztrland, that the councils hare been
-v11fVn.r nd executive oun
cil appoioico ; aa bd
headed date, -
That preliminaries ef peace hart
been figned between the trench Re-
public and the ly of A gier..- j '
An article under tne Lonoennc.u, i
dated aadAyguft,ftt,tUat a letter I
TT13 rcceiTva irwi
. ru af the late tecret
rtpedition, ttating J'elleifle or Breit
tn KrhMrnU ot' deftrnation.
It appears oy a ieur. n
Augult, from St. Thomas' tbaton the
1 7th, Gen. Rigaud arrired there from.
Jeremie in a D.nifo tefl'l it U added ;
br way of pottfeript, that Gen. Ri
gaud and hia attendant are ordered
ofF the i0aBdiB34 hours, by the com-
aandmt. .
An army of Ruffian troaps is eflera
blingon tMe bar.ks of the Vcltula, on
theirentiert of the Auftrian ftate,
whieh gires rife to rarioua conjee-
turea. . , ,
Information bath been receiveo that
the Britilh frigate La Seine, after an
engagement of 6 hours w itb the French
frigatejLa Vengeance, captured her.
The Vengeaace wb'en captured was
on berj way to France from Curracoa,
at whithlaft place flic refitted after
the afBoG with Commodore Trux-
ton. . .
A camp is forajingbetween Amiens
end .Paria Carndt in an addreli to
rlirmM rhe Tcrh , Auomft. laa,'.' de
. i r . u- o.u
fendeis of tb eoantry the chief coa
ful has vaft projea, he hopes you
will execute hii orders with courage
nnd contribule all your energy to en
.fure peace.'
It i$ hid the Kreweh lately took a
'fiiip la ihe Mediterranean and on fiud-ino-it
belonged to the Pope they re
le?fed! it faying they bad orders to re
fpett the Pontifical flg.
Onltbe 13th Anguft the French go
vernment pafled an "act that the pall
porca!of Minifters or agents of allied
power to foreigners fb all net be a
aitable except to thofe ef their own
nation refpeclively nor fliallthcy avil
Frenchmen altho' of their refpecViYe
nation naturalized fincc the irtbjuly
1739J -Nor (hall fuch enter tlfe terri
tory of the republic on pain of being
, "treated at emigrants ; thoie nttives
then in France in virtue of foreign
paflports are to obtain licences wiiu
in a limited tiaiefroTi the Miniitcr of
General Police, and all other fo
reigners paflparts conformanly to the
abave. '
The French General KJeber is fiid
to liave been alJiffinarcd in Egypt, by
an Arab, who (hot hiin in the head
whilfi; prefenting a petition. Gene
ral Rollo is faid to hare fuccceded to
. ube command. ; m
vLetters by the Hamburg mail in
rorm that the plague hs difappeared
in Morocco, and corifidirably abated
in Tunis and Tetuan.
A letter iigned St. Prieft, frcretary
of aatetotheKingof France, dated
from Mittau, hath been addrt fled to
1M r. Trau ve nay Miniiterot i.ouis letn.
calling on the French Emigrants not
tnrMnrntn France is tbey will there
by forfeit the right of recovery of
:their eQates ktn Mis JHtjrjy return
thithtr and efficc the fclory of tljeir
1 . .
-ten years privation.
Tilers is riuich 'attention paid by
the French government at prefent to
the improvement ot ibc r rcutu u,
oYrrinnorthem in the nfe of car:
non add fmall arms and by raanoeu-
vnrxr r irm m lncQ a manner isio
render them more ejepert in aclion
mW.t r oiven to luch asexcrl and
there are. fundry wemoirs fuggfting
improJvefncnts tn their navai racxica.
PHILADELPHIA. 0&. 29
Bqfton accounrs fay, that bv
the Diani, London papers to
the 8th September flate, that a
report prevailed, that the Ame-
m ....... V.r4 1f T?f4TlP4
S w p v ' J
0n on the demand of Buona-
parte ; oi a uritiin cxpcuiiion
o Egypt ; of the dcape; of a
.French fquadron & 6oootropps
from BrenY which the fcnguin
feared were bound to thc-Wcft-
, . - . r -r i
ThehcaUhorthecjtyfBal-
timbrc is fo far refused, that
rn, Inrcc k4nfcs have agre d tb
. h finals in r eif u&iat
.
prices itlC 27ih mil,-- ' f
T.c Prcfidcnt of the United
States arrived in town on Satur
day I a It, on his way to the I cat
ot govcrnlnciu. -
Ifasc Tichenor; Ffq. is elec
ted Governor and Pui Bng
ham, Efq. .Lieutenant; Gvcr
nor of rhc State of Vermont
Majority ioi Tic henor 3700.
London reports fiatc that the
Danilh government alfurned a
loftier tone to- Writ worth than
was expcclcd That accounts
were received that incrcaled ex
ertions were made to prepare
the Bred fleet for lea. That the
Emperor of Germany had an
nounced to all the Courts of Eu
rope his determination not to
treat with France except in'con
jundion with England and his
other allies.
By a private : letter, dated
Liibon, Auguft 7, it is laid thai
France has demanded ' no mo
ney .of Pttugalj but nu. isliueh
other proportions as cahnot be
complied . with-r and that an
fwer has been given lay Portu
gal that fhe is ready to. treat
with Fianc hut wi!l agree to
no terms ificonfiftcnr with her
treaties with Great-Britain.
Advices were received from
Minorca that the -25th regi
ment, 1900 ftrong, had been
fent to Malta. "1 rve forces un
der General Ahercrombie, con
lifting of dhout 9000 men have
failed to the cam ward, 'hippo
led to be lor Egypt, ani tj?c
General had left orders that the
4OOO men which vere landed
on the Ifland ot Houar but vVcre
afterwards embarked for the
Mediterranean Ihould toUow
him, a long them are feveral
hundred cavalry,
. . 1 1
London paprrs fay, that late o
rcrland difpatches inform, that an
uncommon. fttcceifibn of rairi ; had
laid entire diftricU in China Jundcr
water, that, the gretit river Hqumbo
had beeu fvohito fuch etcefs'as to
tally t vralh from the banks many
of the villages which adorned them,
and inundate all the 'adjacent cun
try, fuch of the inhabitants as ef
caped fled to the hil?s,the latebeau
tiful, level and highly col tit ated
plains, were, at the dare of thefe
accounts, covered with hoats em
ployed in collecting the wreck of
property fi sating on the waters.
An articie dated Conftantinople,
July aSth, dates Klcbec was cer
tainly murdered, and that he has
oeen fuccecded in the command of
the French aTtny in Egypt by Ge
leral Menon, who "in a letter to
Sir Sidney Smith fays die. aflaflin
had been fent (rom Caxa purpofcly
to commit th muritr, b there ire
fttrmti Att Manon himfdf was
V
the cautf of it, and it is ftated thaf
KlcbtT Vis on tlit point of adopting
fli onirisljrian Ctf El -A Til CXI t4 4
which Menon was ppofed who was
at the head of that party that wsl
aiwajsavene to tne rrencn 4-nf
Egypt The fame accounts fay thr
Grand Vizier and the Captain Pacha
are conjointly to deeidcneulttj
of the former is iafofce'd . bj
45,000 frefh trooDSthat the attact
will be made in arious points,
that the captain Pacha when the laR
letters left Ga rtid failed fro A
thence with his. fiect.-
. In the Aurora of otha 22d inflartt,
fiindry cxtrads area made from a
publication faid to have been made
by Aiexand.tr Hamilton; Efq. con
raining cenfures againu; -Prefident
Adams and his oninion of his un-
opiiuwn ui f iua 1
omce of Pefident,
given as having been J
r. Hamilton to Mrvl
fitnefs for the oiuce of -Prefident, I
two letters are g
written by m
Adams, the fid dated Auuil 1,
1 00, calling upon him to know
whether he had declared the cxift
ence of a Britifii faction in this
country, and that Ihe (Mr. Hamir
ton) was one of them, and it fo.
what grounds he he had for it, iht
other letter is dated the lit O tober
iuit. from the f-iisc to the fame, re-
former letter, to which
ritI ,--- ,
as he had no anfwrr till now, he j
cxpefls none, and a ids that t thus
much I will affirm, that by whorp
foever a charge of the kind mep
tioned in my former letter, may at
any time hnvebeen made or infinu
ated againfl roe, it isA bafe', wick
ed, and cruel calumny ; deftitute
even of a p'laufible pretext toexrufe
the folly or maflc live depravity
which mnft have diaatcd it."
The cartel (hip Benjamin Frank
linCapt. Saukey, from Bordeaux,
arrived here the aid inft. fhe failed
the ad September, and brrng
information that th ncgociation
with out envoys had beeft renewed,
and would moft probably terminate
in the adoption of certain commerci
al arrangements. A number of la
dies and gentlemen ate paffengers,
amongst the latter Mr. Fanwick, for
merly American conful at Bordeaux.
By late accounts trom in cw iors
it appears, that London papers to
the pth September by the Two
Friends, captain Gardner, (have
been received there, they contain
Lord Whitworth's Letter, dated
Copenhagen, 30th Auguft, inform
ing that he figncd a convention with
th Danifh Minister the day pro
ceeding on terms fatisfa&ory to his
Majesty & fuch as the writer thinks
will strengthen the bonds of friend
(hip and alliance between the two
countries, the principal articles are
alfo given the Danilh frigate and
convoy are ro be repaired at the ex
pence of Great-Britain and then re
leafed ; the difcuffion refpefking the
aflerted right of the Englilh to vifit
convoys (hall be adjourned to a fur
ther negociation in .London, .until
-which,. and the point is decided,
Danifliftips mall only fail under
convoy in the Mediterranean feas to
protect them from the Algcxine
em zers. the JJamiri inipi man oe
liable to be fearched as hereto
fore
BALTIMORE Otf 29.
Op jfo aufpicious an oecafion as the
reftoration of health, to our afflicted
citjtbe return of- our eitizens to
tbeir lately deferred homes and the
rivival of bufinersin our ftrct ts where
the hum of induftry wasfo long hnfli
ed in midnight filenee the heart feels
unufual emotion9,tan3 leaps in grati
tod e to a merciful God lor prefer ring
our lives f rom the deftruftive fever,
for (laying the ravages :of- death, and
brieging us together gjyn to em
brace our relatives, i teltcitkto Jour
friends, and faueezr the ftretched
hand of a congratulating accaio-tance.--BBt,
faya fame dileonfolate
ntniimrr. were a fhort abfeoce from
our friends and occupations nc J
-F . . I
misfortune, our (orrow woold be
ttroed tojo7-ow many otasaave
parted to meet iaHhis ) tranfitorl ,
lo jre 1 Certaiuly w VtahJJ-1
lament, ,icl! perlp . ? "1 -humanity,
lahc relief WT i f
tbetfHeaen:bas.rew ; f
viUcomfovt the monrner.t as be
1 The ferer has been a lRTaiidheary
ralartit on the city,' ana tnc cao i j
theJofa rnaj&Vheavy on onruow- - ?
eititclisnerally, yet an aoonaam
crop nd ajmlk trade, will, we nop,
greatly alleviate botbmerehaat, m ;
chanicand tarwer
to inai yviin. r'T.r -
year erjoyed". r
tti. rmmi(iioners. -miter
nericverence iri, and a performance of.
their arduous cuiies, ""'w
.11 praife, have inrited ns to our
nnA'nn this occafion the x.ai-
of the Federal Gazette beg
toconrataiate both their tow.
oantr rriends :the one on
retnidho their own fire-fides 1
tors of the Federal Gazette beg leave
:own ana
a Mo
tbeo-
t!ibi being tabled to obtain thofe
fbppHewhieh tbcy io much ftcel M
wart ofand wbieh our city is fo well
prepared to give thenu ' - j.
The number of deaths wliich took
place during the late fatal epidemic,;
have been'grcaily exaggerated, we
have taken fojj.e pains to give the
foilowins ftatcment of the mortali-
tv ; and ueiievc it to db ncarpy
0
accurate
made :
as it could poflibly he
: 7 1
Adults. Children.
Agu(l.
Seprcnber,
Oiober,'
Tin
'259
SS
978
2 1 9
Total,
ll97 .
; Agreeable to tho reports of the
health committee, which we have
every rcafon to believe to be accu
rate, the deaths from the 21ft Au
gult to the 4th September inclu
five, 234, of whom 204 were in
tered on the eaft fide- of Jones's
Falls, and on the weft fide 30. jBr'jooi
the, 5th September to the 25 th Oc
tober, inclufive, to flic w a moire ac
curate ftate of the difeafe, the pla
ces where the deaths occurred wierc
more particularly1 diftinguifhed by
the committee in the reports during
which time there were buried 44 c
from the Point. 151 from the hof
pital, 51 from Old.town, 275 from
the' weft fiJe-of r Jones's Fall3,2
from the precinfls, and 1 4 from the
countryJ!.-i':i . j; y
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By a proclamation of Governor I
St. Clair, the Legiflatufc- of dtHc
North Weftcrn Territory is to meet
at the town of Chilicothe, on the
firlt Monday in the month.
' From a HharJeJtsn gaper of 03.
H remendtus Storm ?Xfr
On Saturday nisht - 'from 11 to
T3 o'clock, as. tremendous and de
ftrudlive a.sitorm, ; was experienced
in this city and harbour, as has-hap-pened
for nearly 20 years. ;
For feveral days past,- the wind
has been excefiiyely violent from
the N. . On Friday last, about
noon it (hifted to the N. without a-
ny abatement. On Saturday it re
turned to N.- E. and blew a very
heavy gale until noon, accompanied
with rain, it then (hifted to S ,
and continued from that quarter
until afteV't a o'clock atnight, whers
it fuddeniy chopped round to S. jVW
whieh with ebb tide, relieved ui
front the profpects of devastations,
which before were exceffire and dif
trefitng. At 12 o'clock at night, tha ,
tide was above two feet high oa the
wharves 5 feveral vcflels were dri
ven from their anchors, and a large
number of fmall crafts were stove to
meces and funk sit khe docks, ? and
Nearly all the wharvci from GihW
t:. U u
umr.ivanwuv-r T "
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