Kouf-r Cull o'lii. rifl.cp, 1)- il;c liilc cf TKi cp
Tf Taltin.cie, in N arjlard ; by vliih l;e takes
place in il ai ltc leltrt all ctkir lifl.cjrs, and has the
dircdiion cf all C nll.clic aflairs ilirct j,htut that ^a^t
extent cf ctiunliy. tieis invelitd with lull jtveis
to eccieciatc ethers, to ertdt colleges,leltle end el-
tablilh r erafleiies, &c.
Thele l ulls cirj tvei him to go to the Havar.rah,
Quebec, or any j iact in Lureje (vheret ne Bill op
and tve Piielts can bepieient) ie r the puii ole of
his on n ccnlecralion ; alter vhicli, it is laid, lie v ill
have the ehaiadtei of Legate ^ptillolic tt the Hates.
This prelate V as legally clcited Ly his cleiyy ; and
itisapiccccf policy ncrthyci notice, that tl.tugh
the Hates farflicn this aflaii, they will net admit of
any church eHallifliment, to pre^ent fends and j ro-
fccutions. By thus educating il eir yemh at he n.c,
anil allowing every mode cf leligicus pirliialion,
and protcdliiig them in every il'ii'.g but in Uic rallly
and litigation, they V ill pi clervc their manners and
morals pure and uncorrupt.
Exira{} of a letter from Mafif ^ated OUcher 6.
“ In order to prevent the conicqucnccs of the
fpirit of inl'urrevJlion, wliieh isfpreading liom king
dom to kingdom, and has already made feme pro-
g refsinthis, our Monarch has rel'olvecl to allemblc
le ancient courts of Spain. His Majefiy has ac
cordingly announced to .all thetewnsv. ho have a
light to fend deputies to prepa rs for iucli put pole.
“ This folemnairembly iscobe held in this capi
tal, at the Palace del Boon Retiro, in the great
hall of the kingdom—thus named, becaufe it con
tains the armories of the Hivencecn kingdoms v hich
compofc this monarchy.
On Wednefday, the fourth inflant, in the night.
Tome hundreds of armed men marched into Thomaf-
lown, in the county Kilkenny, in Ireland, wliere
they continued drinking in a riotous manner ior
fonic hours ; they then proeee'ded to the chappie of
that town, .and after firing luvcral lliots at the win
dows, they broke in and dimolillicd every thing
they could meet with ; in Ihort, they completely
gutted the building with crofs-cut faws, &c; which
they had brought with lham for the pin pole. Aker
this exploit, they paraded the town v ith repeated ac
clamations, and Jileharged a volley of fmall aims.
Letters from H.imburgh, dateel Oe'loher 3, fay—
“ All the letters iVcin Sweden, announce the great
ardour exiiling for its ileTence ; 600 volunteers ha' c
been armed in the iilarvd of Goihland, 5JC0 in
Bothnia, and at Stockholm there ai e 10,000 citizens
who have undertaken the defence of that capital.”
By the Plandcrs niail, which arrived on Saturd.oy
morning, it appears, that the taking of Belgrade
has been followed by other conqtiells, infcmuch that
one would believe a general panick had Hruck the
Ottoman troops.
On the 14th of Oftober, at noon, an exprefs ar
rived at Vienna from the- prince of JTohenlohe, with
■ an account ofhis having gained a complete viifiory
over an army of 10,000 men under Cary MuHapha,
who were advancing towards Porefeny to attack
him. '
The Prince having received previous notice of
his defign, drew uphis army in fuch a difpofuion to
wait for him, that they might all ae'l together. The
cav.alry attacked the enemy’s cavtilry \viili great in
trepidity, andpnrfucd them to Vaydeny ; and their
infantry wliicli were attacked Iry the right wing of
the Prince’s army, were cut off and purfued to tire
mountains.
The whole body of them were clifperfcJ, leaving
j yoo dead on tire field, among whom it is fai.l is
the Pacha. The trnnliics are, five cannon, fifty co
lours, a great quantity f arms, and the enemy’s
camp, befides all their liniga'/incs of provifn ns :it
Vaydeny and 'I'lirgiifchy, and a great luimbcr of
cattle ; the plunder was given to tJie foldicry.
The Prince of Hohenhihe ha*> received a contuflon
in the right knee, but the lofs of the rkuUriar.s is
very trifiing.
We are inclined to impute this difgrace of the
Turks in a great mcafurc to the cliange of their ge
nerals, panicutarly the like Grand Vizier, who, du-
ring the laft campaign, harralfcd the ImperialiHs
after the manner of General Wafliington ; and this
war of pofts is mod affuredly the bed method for
them to proceed, not only owing to their numbers,
hut their want of knowledge in Europetm taiflics,
and the peculiar mode they have of fighting.
But notwithdanding thefe defeats, there is dill
much to he done before a peace can be fettled.
The affairs of Prance feem to be advancing to a
crifis, which w'ill redore fome kind of efficient go
vernment to that kingdom. Tlie martial law, is in
certain cafes, the bed, becaufe it is the mod humane
mode of redoring order ; and if the militia of Paris
can be brought to do their duty as foldicrs, the enor
mities of licaiitioufncfs will foon be at an end in that
city.
It fc«r, sril.o vety rdtially 10 It c::p'?'e'‘ct'', il at
vhen il.t n el ate piiMi.tcd fum rei.eviirg their
late dilcictrs, F.rd i ie lined ii.tc a Hale cf cenpa-
iTkive liaiquilifj, iin iv hat cl a kjal ipiiit will be
gin louiirn; ard, vlcn the dui.kiii efi ti riot,
aidaihitfl cf pever lave fill did sn.trg iheic
Jif plf, ihepultj.l fiti-«ii(ii Cl li t kii g V 111, veiy
jicLabl), aipiai as it is, a tlilgiate 10 the kii g-
Oim.
I'o Aippcfcthat a charge of fenliirtrt in favrur
cf ihe Ic vittipii willfi (iiiy take plate in Iiante, is
i-ct luaii.irg the cim n llr.nce cl the pieiint nc-
n.tnt. A 1 alien viiil i lit lav o—V iihcut Ictuiit) —
viihcutar.) airy—vlihcut tnafuic—ard viihiut
a king, cam (t Img Ji.lfilt. ’Jlie h aiijuis cc la
l ayette hin.JcH, htgir.s to be falisfcd ihai ihcexccu-
tive ffVM-r lad kttur be placed ai.y vlieie than in
tht n.cb. His n anh to V crfailles 1 as f cker.ed him
el his n nHtr—vhile iht n ayor cl Palis and the
j nfideiit cf the raiiinal aftnlly vifh fer any
means to ktmetl.ini in ni the late ef iht Baker.
1 heir Majellie-s nn.ain at the Lcuvit as bdbie ;
tl.ey fiii e Uibiu riklc—the King nev and ihin takes
a Icilitary walk in the'1 huillciics; but the Queen
is never feen nut of the palace. They beat theii fate
in patient ref gnaiicn, until fuch time as the perple
cither cerre to their preper fenfe cf their fi vtieign’s
degradatirn, andteicuchim frcni hisimpiilnr.nitnt,
Cl that icnic foreign power perfoimsthat duty for
ilitm.
li/ESf-IhDIA JNTELUGEi^CE.
imOVTEGO-BAV, OCTOBER 30.
C 'APT. Dowrick, of the brig Minerva,from New-
luundlanil, iafoints, tliai oncol the iiaiiiporcs
bound to Botany-Bay, vnh conviti-, was iei.ii in
bl. Mary’s Bay, on the toiuh fidcol Kev ioundland.
Tiie convidfs on boaiu had murdcrcei the eicv.,and
alter running the veliel into port, they v. cut alliorc.
Orders were ininicdiaicly iliuadfor their appreheii-
fion.
AMEJi IC .IX JN-'^EL LIGENCE.
w
JiOSTON, DECrMBTR J,
l^cRr.^9l or ccMMERcr.
E inform, ns evidencing this, that one hun
dred and ciglity-two fliips and vclfels have
arrived in this poit fince the fourth of Auguft laH,
from foreign parts, ’’fhe number of vclfels building,
nfTghig, and repairing in this harbour, and in the
fcveral rivers, is another evidence of incrcafing tia-
vigalion.
f'earUfi nrtv cf
C mmerce //> ftfdi htr rativey^i/j
Teacf tb$ kcn. 'ji nu ttUni g^ttn
Wbilt in ev'ry gutc%'*
NEW-VORK, Di e EMBER id.
A letter from a piincipal honfe in Amfferdam,
dated September to, 1789, reecived at BoHoii, in
forms, “ that all zVnici ic.in bonds, bearing five per
cent, intcrefi, fell on ihc exchange at two per cent,
above par, and thole bearing intci e-H of foiir per cent,
from nincty'-fix to ninety nine per cent, and tiling.
Tl-.is is the happy eiTcel of your new federal govern
ment.”
It is laid, via BoHon, that the Btltifli forces are
preparing to remove the wi(fern ports from eff the
territory of the nnilcd Starts.
I he Prefident nftae ITuiicif States has gcncrotlfly
made a donation of fifty guinca.s to the fociety for
the relief of dirtreffed priioxicrs ; to be applied by
them for the rcliel of ihofe unfortunate men, who arc
the obiefts of their care.
In tfie gale of wind on Thiirfd.ay the tfiih tilt, the
Hoop , Capt. John Arnold,from I’Oricnt, bound
to^Previdence, and the fehooner Neptune, Captain
V iles, from Wilmiiigron, bound to Boflon, were
flranded near the fouth ferry', Narraganfct. The
veffel and cargo of the hitter vv ill be laved.
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 13.
A correfpnndent has lately perufed the publicati-
onof a letter, giving a etirkrj account of the i ifing of
the waters of Lake Ontario, wliirh. from their con
tinual advances, h-.ivc nlarmed lU inli.ibitants around
Its borders to a great degree, as fcveral buildings
vineh Hood at a convenient dillance from its ancient
bouiKlarie-s, now Hand ieven feet under water. He
ttikes this opportunity to remark, that the tide v-’-
ters m general on the cartern ccal- cf Nonli-Amcrlca
feim at prc-rtirt to 1 c giadually ^airirgen the laniT
vhid. is m.cH perceivable in high iicul.ein latitudef,
\\ ith a v iew to akenam this r. aiitr, i.e has lOiicdied
a gi tat r.un.bti vl ce neui ling aeiiui.ls,aii.oiig vhitli
is a cirtil.cLte, t aiici May i^, lybb, iiiri. a ter-*
tain Jokih Kict, an iiiiehiger.i n ar.,vl:o v.as '.ucli
licreit til this acei uni ; the lame vho bicughtthro*
thclc Hates a Mcclc Dter vhich he taught at the
r.ouhvaid, vl.otflciedin the pieUiiCt ei icvtial
credible vitntlks to iv. ear to tlit uuih el his aher-
tit.ns, vhieh areas Icllow : lhai he ihe laid jeleph
Rice, vhen at he me, relieics on the banks ol An
napolis river, in Kova-beotia, about 33 miles Irom
the mouth thercol*-ihai .-iking this iiver are laige
bodies ot ground vhieh llievv the Itumps ana rooif
of trees an incredible Ipace below common i.ign wa
ter maik—that the- vaicis continue to iik higereve-
jy jeal—that he had oken htaiu an tiueliy penon
declare, that they had railed 10 niuth there, u.ati h^
tides extended now fitly miles higlier up Annapoim
river than lormcrly. 'Hie only icaion ol -thcic re
marks is to excite inquiry, buieiy il die actounti
lliould prove ti ue, they arc Home ol die nmit remark
able in natural hiltory 1
A number of Angular incidents occurred during
the late tour of the Prefident, vhieh gave him n.uch
faiisfadlion. Among othei.s vi as the lolloving:—
On his arrival at lNLwbuj y-Pcrl,a poor old icldicr,
by the name cf Cotton, ce-n.n.only calltU Colonel,
who was in the memorable battle when Bradock
was defeated on the banks of the Cim , and Icived
under the Prefident, v-.ho was then a Majci, lequeft-
cd to be, and VI as adn.i'kd into theici.n. vihcic the
Prefident was. Cn ib.e k'ie'.icr’s bovii.g.ai.U Lik
ing ‘‘ how Major W ali inj-.f 11 did,” the l ielldent,
immediately recollcifiirj; li.-m, and riifing lirm his
chair, took him by ih-.-1...;.,!, ;.:.d itiKlcrly ii.quiied
into the fceiics of his lik and pi eUcni ciu una.ai les.
I thank Cod, anivvercd ihc loldier, tl..;i I l-avt an
opportunity of feeing my old ccn.maiidti tret r. r re.
1 have I'ccYi him in advcrlity, and now feeing hini in
glory, lean go home and uic c iikjuttd.
Tiic next morning he came aj,;iin, to take l,ts leave
of ilic Pi' lident, viho gave h.im n guinea, vhieh he
,TCC( pled, he laid, merely .as a token in remembrance
ol his "ommanJer, and which he- now wears jicr.dant
on bis lirirm, dccla; ::w i!;;it nctl.lng carihly loall
feparate it from l.irn.
PITT.sni’RC, HOVIMBER 28.
It is vvah regret we arnoiincc to the puhlJc, the
dc-aihof the honcurable Samuel H. Parlors, one of*
the Judges cf the vvclfcin territory. He had ac-
comipanied Captain Heart as far as the Salt Licks,
on his way to Glaliago, and was on his return, down
Beaver Creek, in a cai.oe, with one man, when com
ing over tlie falls, the canoe was dalhed te p'ieceSi
and they were both droWned,
BALTIMORE, JANUARY
K
Extras} of a Utter from a ger.tlc7r.an in Philadelphia', to
kis frie/id it! this tono7i, dated Wtk December.
“ Yourfiiend l.llicott had nearly perilhed in the
woods ; he arrived at Niagara,-waited on the Com
mandant,told him his bufinefs was to run feme lines,
and allured him an cvprefs would arrive therfe,
vviibin a day or two from the Prefident and Lord
Dorcheffer, which would certify his commifTion.—
The inhofpitablc officer I'rdered him to Ic.avc the
fort immediately—Mr. Ellicntt rcqucHcd, if his in-
foiinaticu v as elifcreditcil, lie might be detained a
jiiiionci until the exprefs arrived, as he had only piro-
vifions to l.'iing l.'ifn to Niagara, and muft fv.ffer
milch, if obliged tints abruptly to depart. All his
entreaties how ever, were ineilVilual—he was obliged
to leave the lort, and but .rtir thcafliHancehe obtained
frn-ntlic more friendly Indians, muft have pci ifiied.
He had not prorceilcd fat, ht.'brehe was oveitakeii
by an exprefs from ibe favage Commandant, who
had received the defpatchcs vnentioned ly Mr. EB
licoti, and was ordered by I.oid Dorchefter not on
ly to permit him to run the line, but alfo to treat
him with every mark of attciiticn in his power.—
finrely it was as fevere a ptiniftiment as could be in
flicted on the ungentlemanly officer.”
T he I'xo foUoivi/tg refehes neere pa (fed the Ugif.sture
cfilc co7m7io7in.vealtb of Virghiia,at their laflfejfson.
“ Rci'olvcd, That the governor, with the advice
cf council, be l equettcd to take the moft eCciftual
mcafurc for procuring and forwarding to Congrefs,
at the ct.mmeficcment cf its next feflion, full, c« m-
plete, and authentic information of the prefent ft.ite
ofihe iwivigation of the river Patowmac, as well
above as below tide water, with an accurate Hrtc*
nicnt of diftiinces, the progrefs of the works for iniu
proving the navigation of'the raid liver, with wh.il
remains to be done for completing the fame, and tltC
pracl'cabiHiy ef its coninmi',jj^koi) with the vi'efie.jri