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fcFrerwIiich, Visefry wmrieaf
d to deliver the tollowing melt gracious
tpceclv: 'L,..,
" My'r3$ nd GamlemeHj
lf1 eaunot put aii end "to tiSisfeflion o
F triiaineiu wit-Hout returning jou my moll
linccieaiul cord ral .thanks 'tor the aliiiluity
an i irat 'nk which 'you have applied your
fdvc to the important objects which have
i cquired your attention, and for the wifdom
r:ni fcruinels which you have mani'letted hi
the new ami difficult emergencies for which
vou Irave had to provide.
f I mult particularly expreft the infl fenft
I entertain of the faloAary and effetHual p- o-
vihons which yon -have made tor Itrengih
valine vhe means of national defence, and
the features adopted for obviating the in
conveniences which were to be appieheml
ed to credit from a temporary iurpeidion ol
toavments in cafh bv the Bank ; as well as of
the Promptitude, vigoor, and effetft, wit!
which you afforded me your aililtance ami
fupporc in fupprelung the daring and trea
ibnable mutiny which broke out in a partot
my fleet, and in counteracting fo dangerous
and pei'Vicious an example.
I have the fatislatftion to ScTrafmt you,
tlJii (I.r.c tVtv cvJUu of the nja&nt Em
rJor of Rufia, t::c coimnei'WaWengagc-
; Jen ts between the two countries have been
renewed in fnch a manner, as will 1 cloubi
nor, materially conduce to their mutual in
terefts."
44 Gentlemen of the Houfe of Commons,
u 1 mult return you my particular thanks
! far the liberal andextennve provifion which
you have made for the various exigencies
his inirrrtiins to the eut ofVrrni.
f!ef Ttftotdhave atwcred every pu pife, by
nJucttg joffpb to adopt a defcrjrvc jyl m,
lit ihe art nl of the fCteffian arm; , mnd by
ava ting, at trie Jame time, tboe danger s
wh'u h Paul via fearful of incurring bj an
open cmrw-lot hit dtfigns beforelhgctrtmon
of h'tf cot onationj:a4 iukertlace.
The peebmieiary ar tides have t length
trutifpircd. f;y the fe it appears that ti e in
tevrrty of the yerman empire n exprej.vety
iiipuTalid:lhat in return for the ceff.Cn a
the Aulh mi Netherlands, and ofLi mbard) ,
the Emperor, is to receive the continental to
feffions of the Venetian, litpublic, and to ff
tain Maitua. Venice it. to be ind mnified
for the los of her territory, h the acquifnion
of thojc towns and du. nets, whiebwtre ink
en f pom the rope, tacb patty guarantees
to the other tbepc(tJf,on of ail the xtontrtes
thus ceded by the Urtaty; and Contifs
iv as to be holdcnal Berne, in Switzedrd
Mi v
tar the tut voe of acceh ratme the con mum
of agtneidWeace. No ff ps houtcyt
been taken by either party,
vJiUUMJalt
jKter juch a I reaty as btghly difgrvctftri to
' We Ijave rrbt hem fo fortunate as to gc
parxi by tins vtflll ; bit M wutild fetm,
that her accounts a.-ol no t reat irvpon-'
mre. The negociat ions (or peace wtre
oing flv- lv on, but nnrhti g tranfpired.
!ope, nnek eyed hpet 'h t (heet anchor
d ihe luul, wsttdl eutcrtainfd, that the
r: i m! t oi the rrgociat ions would be- peace u
bur, the French commiffioners, in turn,
Itrt c uriers at every propofnion ! v
A London paperf however, puhlifhAf,
as leaking out, that Malrntlbury had a
reed to give up all hjs cor'quefls irvm
r ranee, including he Toulon Ihij s. That
the French comiir fiioners demanded a'l the
Spanifl) co i queits (houll alio be given up,
but tliis was waved, and to become a iu '
ture tubjetftof negOciation that the King
of Fruffia having feized upon Nuremberg,
an imperial .city, the fcmperors of Ruflia
and Germany had declared t war agaiuil
Of all tough ftories circ llated yeflerday
ui, oouodets, oe unr on
(and which
icr;
follv and mejftically down her ways, amidft
tin filent aiiiaTrment 1 1 thcufanriot iptcla.
tors, to herd .ftmeu elemenr, in o which (he
, lunged with tuch eafe and fafety, as to
make the hills relotind w'nh reiterated burfla
tf joytui acclamations.
" Her plunge into the water was attend
ed 'with fo little velocity,' that (he cameto
anchor within ico yards of the (bore, and
we can pronoonce, fiom the au hori y of
able and axpenenced judges, that no vef
fel was ever taken fromjtiie flocks in a more
lafe- and judicious manner than the Cotf
5T illation"; and that no man on a fi
miar occalion, acquitted himfrlf with more
honor and ability, than did major ISlnja-
M IN SXODDKR."
mg arc wortny noting j
tat new wafsnad broken out between
th Emperor, inafmurh s it renders him a Aullria and France that Paul I. t nperor
party to a lytitni of plunder and pollution of all the Ruffias, h.td marched 3o ooo
unexampled in the annals of the vtot id.
The cbnelucl of. the French in Italy Jutce the
conclusion of Ptace, has, iffojfible, exceed
ed in attrocitv all their former prcieatnvs.
Buonaparte, titling in the capiat)1 ofuntver
of rhe public fervice; and, while I lament jtfr. cxtrcifmg powers fubverjivc of
the necelTity which ihcreafed them to fo
large an amount, it is a conlblatiou to nic
to obferve the attention you employed in
dutnbiinng the heavy burdens which they
occafioued, in fuch a manner as jo render
their prelfurc as little fevere as potfible to
my people.
My ,oru$ ana Lentjcmen,
the whole ConHit'-tional Q.de of Fiance, mii
wg Peace or War ovet turning govet n men is
that have fubfified for centur ies, and fabri
cating conftiiutions at thefuec (lions ofinte reft,
or the tnf ligations of capr 'u e feems difpnjed
to tjtatlith .n the turns of ill exijtmg ttytitu
iroops toine amtianceoi uitria mat inc
negociation for pence had bioken oH that
the Spniih Court had offered Lt ftj St.
Vincent, alias Admiral J ryjs, 20 milions
of dollars to be off, Sec. &cc. After which
iti came a horl'e to be fhaved.
PHI LADELPhlA, Sepr. 12.
Ext rat? of a letter from New Totk, to the
Editors , dated Sept. 1 1 .
" I have London advices to July to'h
in the eveninti on that dav, the cabinet
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Hons a fupreme ana (lejpoiic power jor mm- 1 council hau deierm-neU not to recede to
' The iflue of the important negotiation Wlt- ?hc government uf Venice, the ally, ihe French terms f peate ( n account of
m which 1 am engaged is yet uncertain : 'W triena of rrar.ee, una we mm patyn tne,r unreaionabie de.nand
but wiiatever mav be the event, nothinw I republic in Europe, has been Annihilated un- ' New and violent debates in the French
will have been wanting, on my part, to I (j,r f'al'e b-ettnees. bv this Prim e of .17arM- Council of Five Hundred, ou rromir. of
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bruig it to a luccclstul termination, on Inch rrr jtfn fprrads d atn and d olatrjn around the popular lotteri es which" threaten tu
conouions as may oe comment witn uic ic- 1 f,,m wherever In pvs. 7 hi phihfothic n. lliUlt." 1
caruv, nooor. ana cnentui mtcrciis 01 my 1 A..( . . 1 a.. .-, ..z-;. 1 a tl. i?-n. .. e
. wf.t'tti 'j 1 rurnc, mjont vy r.f "Kfftj,-, r. x uc racior is coming up trom
In the mean time nothing can fo much " e """'"J, " " r , j on prooau.y t r auyicei-one
tend to forward the attainment of peace as , . , . 1f"JTi"jl UJ '"J1 idt Looaon trom 20tu to 25th July, nut
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the continuance of that zeal, exertion and I i,;""c,a" "wVtl 4C w are no1 certain as to wmrn uay ntr
public ipirit, of which my lubjeAfi liavrl M r""i inai wm revet were pimoipwc luaUaf not. Kno.vn.
m . . . . 1 .if I j it t it 1 1 - a n . . a .
given loch conspicuous and honorable proof, I refUWCi are tiiaoujnetit jounaea on rraons, 1 Jbxtradt of another Utter, Sept. 7
and of which the j)erlrverance and Erumeft I ifjuugfrom the cannon's m-,uth, they tmnz i he Faclor, Kemp, arrived at the
ot Parliament has aftorded them lt Unking I diutely imbibe thefp nt of jp hut ion and con j Hook hilt evening. Her PalLue Uid to be
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in iMii.p.-. I Quttt. JT h Vie imps or fiintum, r nwrur da vs.'
w... vilmhw., wj m.. 4 aei'rnvt' .otctv: rt:J vottttcul di olution. are 1
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nAhing in their eyes, utJ fs thej are extend- BALTlMOHt, Sept. 4.
ed to their neighbours ; their communicative Qn Wtdnelday lail was airdred
jelly's cnmni uui, f.ud,
" My LorvU and Gentlemen,
If is hjs Majellv'sVoyal will and plca-
fnre, I list this l'arhainent be prorogued to
Tiiuifday, the 5 c 11 day ol October iick, to
nd
ALEXAKDHIA, Sept. 14.
At a late hour ltdl evening, we received
a communication from a gentleman who
lefi the Natchez in the middle of July ; at ;
which time there was no profpect of a fpce-
dj' fettlement of the differences witn the
hune
occotints
rom tliat quarter. This commmiHation
wm. uouoi rib. uc icui uiiii- f. .. . . . 1
.7 , - . 1 Spaniards, imngs remaining 111 me
f. lcme buly letter Jtctetl.edateofour la(l authentic
is lengthy and intercfting--it will be given
in our next.
PETER SBU KG, Sept. 19
By the laft accounts from Phi
ladelphia, the Yellow-Fever pre
vailing there, as ipreadiog ;
from Friday-the 8th to Saturday
the 9th inft. 32 perfons had di
ed of it ; which was coniidera-
bly more-than died at the fame
time of the memorable year '93
We alio learn, that the lame
dileafe is prevailing in Norfolk
to an alarming degree, and that
many pcrlon have fallen vie-'
urns to it.
22.
The account? from
generojity difpl.ys itelf in fraiernizations brought before George Bathinm, elq. for
a la Cuttouche, a-ul in civic infiruclior,s cofoinc of Cou mrfeit dollars, a perton who
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bethenbe-e holden. and this rail. anient tn the Unicoi net be it am i.urra. if itwr ips hunlelt Uichard tljrper. and laid he
is necordingly proroguol to ThuilJay, the I miffi'jnai ir s meet with refijlance, fuvmijjitn j ;Va from Philadelphia. On his exatnmiii
5th day ol Uctober next. Ifo ibeir wilt is enloned by thur executor is. on lc coufellcd u rertam Ui rley ol t iii
Thev domtev.n admit of a choice in the tity At concerned with him. lie was
Sketch of Politics. mode of regeneration opinions, interejft, initantly cinxi'ted lo pnlon. A w arrant
It it a curious e'ireumflan,e: which cav- w", ana nature ttjtir, are compeuea 10 v, as illu.d agai dt Uofley, au l yelterday
Hit havetfeaped the obfetvation of th-fe whoind, without exsmim,ti,nt delayer remon i,e was alio lakeii and counuuied.
JUi- tmnrmA th, Frrmo KL-j'Auticn with anXii'-ance, before, the fabtes of humamty, rn-l -0, ntember 7.
attentive eve, that manv of thofe mmentoustus 'gnora.ice are reprefentedat faji9ns This tntming, precilely at 9 oMock,
. m a m r 1 1 j if 1 1
nr,rtr. vjWu-hhave. m a v re at deptfe. de-or F.vowicage 1 lai tie nav-yard 01 major Judder, tne
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cidid the fisterf Eirop.; iavc keen influen. I i he delates of the councils at farts ! bulder, wis launched, the United btate
cedbv a combination aMoi unate occurren-lto afume an imet emng ajpeci : ana m rr 1 r rigne Cost! kllatioM. I he n ivcliy
ces 1 and that the fuccefs of many f the pnt.. lean oe tune aoupt put wai u:e c. mewing 0 cie-lceu (me neing te Dm frigate
cib.tl oberattoni -jthich have contr tbuttd tt the I parties wm toon come is a rair inat 'ever OuiU at 1 1 port) yrcw loith an Ifn-
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eftdblifhment of the trmch h'epubltc, haifirergift ire five rea'.n:opei eve irm ie pnenle concourie ol utticns, or both (exes,
utith r reCultei from within in combination. I new members mean to make a Jtar.e on the nj ot all age ind notwithilandme the
depth r.f judgment, n,r extent of political popular qurjfhn of a general pnc'tficaUoii, eaflineft of the hour appointed lor the
fvepwht. The elenvnt atone gave the mh, tiny ateulmtji unanim ity arxkvs launch, 1 he number, we are warranted in
trench pyfcjj.on r.f noi anu, ami fciureay' cmne. try vc entauy vrv" wa never ccjuu.cj un any occau-
tleih naiv f'f omdtrtrionoHthuiA cflt'rPri,t the Council of Five hundred, Ut, , t, ciiy. 'I'm luiUceii the Fatjpico
lrel md white the hand of Ueath, wi-o mtgit l"' eu critn 9 I'uncyruioine ojper oj 1 re-1 was covered i:n luuumcrame Ooat.-,, and
juflly be termed the tutelar Deity of the Kt-fuU " opposition at it were to hit pt fonal tn adjacent hdis eaft of Harnr creek
4'thiic. bv Fnatchinr the Imperial Cj:kjrinefemv ( nrnot, who w it chofen PtetiHrnt 1I fw.irmed with ipectators; and lo adm-ra.
the th' one of Kunn, when on tmAftOim I "' rec7wry. therefore, the h r h'i 'V.c um were the fitutums around, 'hat
a, lively ct opet ating vvth the allies, etab ed I turectorypauiapersiji ttitnieipisinpt mjiais ever z-vne n.m me pieaiure ol grat 4f mg his
tf).mr obtain the ad untaxes th.it m)irkcd WW conclusion of peace, we haw not uti'mhi curiulity, witudut nlking ihtf halt mcci
the 1,1 dtla'h out cambMtin. But in no onelut lf 119 will he overawed by the frgi. dent.
inffjner has their pood ft.nune Tcrvcd tiemlft"1 odv. and that Europe will mt Off " A number of volunteers, in unif.nnf
jo effenlially and deciJMyas in tlx ftofona-1 "eer expyrd to the Honors c war ; nt 1 ct adm lieu on board, while others were
kle conclufttn of a Peace w th the t.mperor.X toe tnte,jt or the pimure if a a jpetaieun 10 gyaru the yard and permit no one 10
Fourteen hours afier tht preliminary a tt Sf 'tfin.
cl-s had been Jigned at Id n, a courier at
rived at Vienti with llpitchet from the
Emperor of Rullia, win ial jojt been a own
ed at M dcov. con:am:n - important com"
munii alhn, thot an rmy of 103,000 nulh
am hadrecriv d orders to march to tht ajfit
aH' f of the Imp'rial armrt m Inly and on
The name of the notorious Highway
man.
DUB L 1 N, July 16
Tile report of Lotd Coruwaltis coming
to tins kingdom af commander in chit!,
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vitn extern . e rxiwcrk, nas ecn rcviveu
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th Rh ne ! Thefe troops to, were to bep..id au hor'sol the rumour go 10 tar as
by the Hufjla i monarch, A remfrvment " he will uHe on himlell the
') ffrjR muff have given an Uttmeditte chiel comm .nd hv.hr u,l mil.
, r.,f n the whole face of affairs. The ex- Nr.vV-lOUK, epi . 1 1 .
p usi of the French fr.m ftiiy wv!d hau Yeflerdy the Bricilh packet Hjrlequin
bet rtjw, and it it hghly probably that, Cipf Orsf, arrived at ib't pori from Fal
art the conclmfmrSlM camp iign, they wmld m vH and Hdifax. iih the July mail.
I ' be n reduced to the necejjtty of rettt'tngX The Harlequin flttfd fr m h in mh on
(n their ant if nt UmiH 'oiv muchthrn I the ijth July, andbrmg London account
mm I: 'tope dp'.ore tht up abundant f I . ihe one dy lurr than tholt tl
iittprwi I M caution of tht E np-rv Paul, in J Bortijo nd Newport, thu day jyven verbal
neglcfling togtve'fimc jprivalt intimation of ly.
enter, unlen enaed in tbebjilinels of the
day. I he ycrkiuen, imotintftltf in 200
"eing thu kept unubtlru!led, carred un
heir work ith Inch regularity and dil
paich, as reflected ihe gfenell cred t both
01 (hem(elves;.n I their able condu.lor.
Kfery order was comtnun caled by 4 ruflU
from the di u n, and the opcritio n of the
men in wedgn; up the veilel, cc. wrre
a.p r-ntiy pciiormed with as much riact
u ' and pretiiit'O, ait i manual eiicrd'e
, a r. gimetii ol veufan
" I heanamus moment now afflved: and
now deltripuoft it beggared. fc.ery thu g
m ihe m ft complete aieparatifi all the
blocks taken away every m. , from under
the effelt and the hull tbn line on almoll
nothing but thefliprrry tallow, orders were
given tor kn fcing aaav the (all ftatln.
chioit : Thia beicg afunc, flic moved grace
Philadelphia are ftill melancho
ly ; the Yellow-Fever has made
its appearance on board the U- -
mted States frigate, and one ma
rine and the failing matter have
died of it ; others are lick; The
fame difeafe has alfo made its
appearance at FelPs-Point, Bal
timore, where the deaths have
been confidcrable. At Norfolk,
we hear, the difeafe has conli
derr.bly abated.
The (hip Factor, enpt. Kempv
arrived at New-York from Fal
mouth, has brought London
papers to ihe 2d of Auguft. No
epilation of hoftilitics had at that
time been proclaimed 1 he ne
gocir rion at Lifle was ftill goin
on, but nothing tranfpired oit
what is palfing that can be de
pended on ; lome papers ftate
that the negociations will termi
nate favorably, others that thrv
1
will not ; the (ecrccy will) which ,
the important bufinefs is con
ducted, render ltdifhcirt to al
certain any tiling correctly re
Ipcctmg the negociation. 1 he
bombardment of Cadiz is con
firmed ; two bombardments had
taken place, one on the night of
the 3d of July, and the other on
that of tfie 5th ; the Briti.'h
threw near 2000 bombs into the
city, which did confidcrable da
mage, and had taken 11 vcral
Spanifli fhips of war, had laid
Cadi, under contribution, ami
had demanded the fumof twelve
hundred thoufand pounds as a
ranfon for fparing the town !r
is reported that the Spanifli
court has offered Lord St. Vin
cent twenty millions of dollars.
to (pare Cdrz, &c. It is all
reported that the King ot Prof
fia having leized on Nurcmbtirg