Qrnisnot alrealy received fuch infor
mation. The tradesmen, &c ,br1orgng to the
mi quis icl Clrnp civini? to be paid
wekly; aad-yefterday it was aronly
reported, that hi excellency is hourly ta
expriti'"n of being recalled.
Tuefdiy night la.t. after the breaking
tip of ;hj council, a meffenger was feat
off to ea-l Ger, our amhaflador at
Paris, wi;h a ftrong remonirance, as it
is co?j red, to Jtie coutt of France
on th late refoluiions of the national
Tka; the national nff-mbly, in their
decree relative to the family eornnacT,
ficm to hxvefnme relerve to their pro
ceedings, is pretty trident from their en
treating his majefty to change his am
"fcalTtdor in Spain, in order to ftrengthen
and perpetuate the bonds between the
1 wo nations. '
Four rrtore (hips of the line have been
ut intocQramifiianinhe couric of this
week.
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AMERICAN I NT ELLfGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 30.
YeRerday arrived the fhip four friends
captain Volans,. from Cadiz. The four
iriends failed the 9th September, wih
the rifing fun, captain De Catur, which
arrived here ch Thurfday. By thefe
vetiels we learn, that the Spanifh fleet of
6 fail of the line had returned into port,
probably to wait the reinforcement of
45 fail of the French navy the Britifti
fleet was faid to b in the Bay of Bifcay ;
the ports of Spain were ftill open to Bri
tiui traders, though in every part of the
Spanilh dominions the greateft prepara
tioas were making for war.
A merchantin Cadiz, informs his cor
refpondent here, that the convoy from
Havannah for thatort had put back."
xtraaef a icttcr frcw Jams Sthnpfen
rj "quire Rufian tst.fxt, at Gibraltar,
Augttjl 30, tQO.
" By this opportunity, I have the ught
veil to forward a difpatch to his excel
lency general; Wafnmgton, committed
to fay care, and which I requeft you to
forward. I truft it conveys an afTur
. ance of peace toward you with the new
emperor of Morocco. Spain is the only
nation with w-hcro he has hitherto (hewn
any difpofition to quarrel. He has de
manded Ccuta', which has been refufed
him, and he is making preparations for
beiiegicg the garrilon ; an undertaking
I am fatVsfici he is by no means equal to.
An arnbaSador frcra Spain has been
hiagin Tangier bay thefe 1 6 days, with
a-very great', prefers for the emperor,
bin will not Tand until he mail agree to
give up all pretentions to Cemta,' which
he ha not yet done.
" The PortugncS? fquadron continues
f be ftaiioneri here dming the.fummer
m-ruhs fr t-s pt:rpofe of preventing ,
the "Algeriries from paffing towellwarid,,
r!r,ch we have reafon to believe they do
eff dually. I continue firmly' of. opinion"
that you have but little chance of making
pi ace with Algiers, diing the pref?nt
1)?$ life. His deaih may, according to
the cdurfc of nature be expected daily.
Inclofei I fend you a lit cf the 14 fur-,
vifihg Americans at Algiers, on the 9th
of laft month : fix I find died of the
plague in 17-87 and t7S8. lhave take
thc liberty of writing his excellency ge
neral Walhingtoa forac particulars on
the (alje5r. tJi .'.j "
"IPrifitxrs r.amesr-Ship Dolphin--captam
O'Brian, Andrew Montgomery,
Jacob JecavierrWilliam Pateifon, Philip
Sloan, Peleg Loring, John Robertfon,
J:mes Hall. "Schooner Mary Captain
Stephens. Alexander Forfyth, James
Chairtta, George Smith, Jolin Arrgoxy,
FAYETTEVIIXE.
4R0CBIICS Of the CTMERAL ASSEMBLY
Friday, November 26.
THK committee to whm was refer
red the petition of Colonel Henry
Emanuel i-utterloh, reported That in
confideration of the allegations, &c.'in
the faid petition let forth, they are of the
opinion, that the emigration cf artizans
into this Rate will be cf great public uti
lity, and do therefore recommend a bill
toauthorife the faid Henry Eivamiel Lut
terloh to cany into effect Lis intended
plan, conformable to the prayer cf his
petition : which' is fubxnitted.
Tkcmai Perfin, chairman.
Refolved, ThaD this houfe do coacnr
"with the report.
Mr. Perfon prefented a bill to autho
rife Henry Err anuellLtitterlbh, to raifer
by lottery, a fi ni of jjnoney to defray the
experce of bringing into this ftate, a cer
tain number cf foreigner's: which "Was
read the firfl time,pairsd and fentto the
fenate.
The bill for dividing Cafwell county,
was ncgarived--yeas 29, r.ays 50.
The chairman, of the committee Vn
the judicial fyftem, reported That a
change in the prefect fy ft em is necelTary,
and thai they have examined t;e fevcral
fyftcrrs l?.id befer: them,, ad have ad-
cpted the re preferred by Alrrd Mc,crc5
"cfquire, with feme amcr.crrtnts.
I j Bctjctmin Smithy chairman. -
Mr. Smith prefented a bill tc regulate
the adminift ration of juHice, ; v hich was
read the firft time, palled andicnt to .the
ite. ;
Received from the fenatehe follow
ing bills, vir A bill directing the . n.an
ner in which the real foldierf cr'hcnelY
" claimants, amorg thofe who had milita
ry accounts ff itledrat War rent on, in the
year r 78, fhaJl obtain certificates. Sec.-?-,
A bill to enable colonel H.. Ei Liutcr
loh, to raife money by lottery, to bring,
in foreigners, 6:c. A bill to regulate
and fix the ' prices for infpecling and
ccopc.rirg tobacco A bill to enable Pru
dence Durphie to fell a traft of land in
Iredell county, fex. alfc A bill empow
ering , the, county courts of pleas and
quarter fellions, to direct thelecretary cf
flate to ccrre&, certain patents or grants,
therein defcribed, &c A bill for aher
tering thei time of holding the county
courts of Franklin and Iredell counties
endorfed, read the third time and parted.
The t ilk to efl abliih a town at Fort.
J6bntcn,:ien Cape-Fear River, was read
ihefecend time and rejecled. i - , '
Mrj Dawfon prefented a bill to prevent
perforis from handing about petitiens'fer
the ernanciftation of llaves in ! this fi ate,
whichi was reVd tfaentlV time and palTd.
Mr; Hamiltc prefented a bill :o e& -In
jur ors a difpenfing power in all cafes
cf damages, to kiTcfs the Talme cf .the
contract, read the firft time, pafild and
fentto the fenate.
Received froiri the fenate, the bill to
Tegulate the adminiftration f ijufiice A
bill for fubfenbing ; en loan, in the loan
effice of the United States, fuch j conti
nental monies ad continental and Hate
-fecurrties, as are or may be in the hands
of thetreafu?-er and comptroller ofithis
Hate, bcWngJng tothe public,-&c.
The honfel adjourned tin til to-morrow. (
j Saturday, November 27.
- Th4 committee to whom was referred
the petition of Helen Tyler, reported-:
T hat it is the cpimn of your commit
tee, tHat the loan-rflice certificates Ic cn
the fafne footing cf all other cert-incites,;;
agrcti.bly to thcicak. L
j '-ji. Meh&nei chairinjaB n
Thehoule concur red with this rerjort.
Thl board of T'rutlrees it the Uniyer-'-fltyi
deliTered an addrels to the legifla
turc, iiotifyirg their acceptance cf cer
tain gfants roadMo the Univeifity, ijaft
fculonjef the afleinbly, with an alTurancc
lo thej honorable aiferrbly, ci tl:cir rp
prcprtatifg thefsmefo as to ar.fwer tee
ends for Vchich they were granted And
eVcspfo as to cratle
cryirc:
to crcft fuit ' Kg.V .
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