u
I 2
in
' '
4rn( OTIffl wh?h til St
i i ... aa ' r n r .
towards the Rbtnf, will coumt or 4,coo
menJl The gener! of Wtillery, Kray, will
. inter the fouth of Swiff erland from Italy.
The archduke has ,o0o cavalry, including
the R'uhW. whocannat aC with advantage
in Swiusrland, and ird to he employed elte-
where. '''''.
f Several thoafandf of the jtroops of the
. djke' of Wirtemburg will join the the j Auf.
Irians, 700 of them, with 3 pieces of cannon
Jia vr a 1 ready unitea vrjin tncm i.car uauucn. j
TheiiBavatian troop, Tooo ofwnom afe at j
-and hear Danauwerth, jon the, ' news jot tne
French marching againlt Suabia, received or-
ders fpcidity to advance toward Ellwangen,
10 protect the .Imperial magazines at that
place. Field-marmal lieutenant Kerpen had
a(fo taken all neceffVty j "meafures to lecurt
Ulm again.! aa attack df the! enemy. j
orince It marcbW i for frtpplylnr tiVfe,Jow -w-itb water wat, attendants.;he would make prifoneVs of tfc
PHILADELPHIA; November 12;
J . . i - . n .:!' :i: ,
Extract of a letter,' dated St. Thomas, Q8b(tr
' ' :, b '' .' -'':' 26 i i ;99. 1 - " ; .: :: '''
"jit ij reported ir town to-day, that
there is an American fr.diamah; carried into
Porto ilico, belonging to Philadelphia, but
1. cannot (late it as a feft. j .'j;
iKv a vtile! arriek la(V evening from
. t. 7 f : r - "11
GunUloupe, we .learni that! general Dei-
lourneaiix has beenflupmed ny line populace,
and fen: to France,, ana ije.ieral Paris elecled
to favefed liitn, ?fiilie j by two others.''
Arrived yfflerday morning .and fired a
flue, the Gangei flc op of war- from St.
1 ft 0 in a 3. . . . ' !,- . t
I . P I R A.C Y.
The Ganges has on jbojardi 5 pirates trho
captain Whelan. for
the vcJel had been iq
; ;
fchooner Eliza.
St. Thomas's. ! ftfter
1;2 davs at lea.
ihefe three fellows entered jinto an I agree
ment, to murder the captain, ftipercargo
andj mate, with the in ent of poffefiing them
felves of the vellel and -cargo. They - ac
cordingly each fclefled his- man and 'en
tering the cabin, one jkilled Jthc niarejand a
nother attacked the ifunertariro who r'ran
upon deck, and was t&ere m'ingled in a nioft j
horrid manner, and thfowtj overboard while
by making thole 11 lh htch with crow-
bar, and pocro.v UJ 1 "c"u "
by holding opepir woutha under the a
perrure. FfrfuDP,y ther was plenty of
proviftons iii t.heTt,e fo that he had no
occafion to take c8fh nch. ' j ,
j o F;. fiE-E N:.V'0;-y,S. j:.vf; .
I Our informitiinge envoys has
beeo perfearW-, Thp embarked xo'ti
Saturday taft ffoi Newport, in 'thefrigate.
United' StatiV, Y 44 guns, commodore
Barry. .W&fdort immaaine Jthey'wfll be,
landed in the httch republic, bat at Hamf
bbrgJ'orfomeloj'i,e"tra,,Porl hejNorth
Sea. : At MrfMBtJ,AT i placed at tlje head
of the embaflyl'co'fultationfc with bim will
be necel7arv, f aWhe'r preliminary pro-
ceedings, whic fcnot fo conveniently be
held in FranceH fCoJ. Cental
i Ved nefdaTMlfl if rived the fnow j Action,
captain Wilfdni fm New-Yortk; ;wbich
flie left the rIA.-She is lad? n with ordi-
and ififlitiv fores by thet United
li is
nance
Starts, and ,hc&nd up the elHfllppi.
Excellency Br
tialive.i The third
who
. 1 .
had agreed to
fefs courageous
vcr
murder the captain, bein"
than the other twb 1 appr.oached him in a
hay manner, havin-r ah axe in one hand 'and
a Iword ui the ot)erJ and Sir attempting to
ItrikChim with botlif &t the lame time," for-
tunately failed in hfs
wounded him flinhtly
Iword cutting him on
Hy this- nine capt
obje5l, the axe only
in the head and i-th-
the arm. . . j.. !.
W. hlad fecured ! hU
tiow ir,flntly run upon
concluded it was beft
r meImates who would
jointly attacked the
accordingly, fufTered
pd fiipercargn, but ? the
with such intre
of three dared
him. rt L le nrrh
firejafais when the fe
' deck, where the trio
to dilpatch one of the
jo i t i ' 1 em, a n d t h e n
ctain. i The failor
tiiej Jate of the mate a
carain maintained hin poit
piljhrmneh, that ntither
ventare down to attlrV V
JmJriig it'.was inipoOille to tiVe& their pur-
a(iiT Gen. AVilkinfonrf and
fuite, go paflifgrt.; The Irigate tonltel
latron r expeMedviir convoy them to the
mcuthof theilL : - ;'ri 7
1 1, : fit : rr . : :
Fx trail of a ietrr Martinique dated 28M
. received e ftkoiner Amiable 1 Amty
arrived JafJ pef';- : "i- -'K . '. '
;' Vou havefeb oubt heard of the caoture of
Mr. S. in thelfcboner Richmond from ycur
port ; he waslleined thirty days, owing
to an embargajhfa'ng taken place on account
of the arreflatM f Gen. Defomeaujc, and
embarking himlc France on the 2t ft inft.
There are tvoltefrals' appointed, one earn
ed Pellardy, tcjeevnand r Point IPetre,
and the, o'her ijlnj Paris 1o command at
Bafleterre, W jprchend a-ll h not quiet
in .that iflasd Mnor will be for . fome
time to comeI ejare momently expecting
the errival of nery rents from France,! with
lome troops.', If IT; i "- -'-'A !.. i ' -
Ca-pt. Tay,lbfcthe brig Nancy, arrived
New-York , y j davs from Cadiz, in
forms, that it vp'reported there when he
failed th at Swedifiad declared war lagainft
France, and Spirtcainrt Kulha. He alfpu
brines account offtr death" nf Mr. ! Yinardk'
the American coif at Vadiz and the ar-
Mr.' F.llirntt furniuar tl t-L.i .1 - ' .
of the Fox with a confiderable quantity r
Bowles will be kindly received by the Tndi
ans, the pefent moment is favorable fCr
him f the Indians are in reat want of gocdj
many of them are out of temper with the
States and Spain : add to thefe thJn. .l
their difpouoii at all times inclines them
plunder, &c. ,fhat Bowles will ftiroul,,!
to defperatc acts there can be no doubtj M
bit Confequence and exigence depend three,
on - for it can fcarcely. b-. foppofrd, ! that
the United States will tamely fit Hill and al
low a Britiflj emiflary,' fuch as Bowler re
enter hVr territory and dillmb its peace' ar.d
liappinefs. It cannotJ now be denitd that
Bowles is fupported by Britain, 'that com
mon difturber of the peace of mankind f'n e
very quarter of the globe j ft e coufd not W
content with what fhe had already done, in
being the acVive mover in delugiug tHree.
fourths of the world in blood, and (offer this
quarter to have remained in peace : but ca
00 r unlj a ppy f ro n t ier feu le rs vv ill h a v e the
cruel lavage let loofe on tbm while Britiin't
fleet is robbing and infultittfe us on the ocean,
whilft, perhaps, a deeperthd- more ferious
plan i raaturning to dife our '. indepetj,
d;,nrfi ' . . ' -SI
;4 Th author of the preedtng fnforww
t i o n i a n d r e m a r k s , i s d e fi r q u t h a t t h e y j1 j b u I d
he , publifhed in order thajAhe government
a?id trontier fettlefs of qrgia fliould be
prepared fof fhe confequence that' is to ht
apprehended,, iT I''.
r If is ;with pleafure, wV announce j the Tafc
arrivaijof major Miner, Nithj Spanii7i cotrw
mrrtioner, and all his party f : in geotl bealtl)
?i ruiniTtup, at .rnejmoutn jot tnc river 51.
Mary's os the 1 3th of laft month, t I .
: ;" . 1!'.' " :'-n----'---rx: Jfe
111 Ul MviUlllHI tUiUi'li U u 1 .11 u ill .!.!..
, I Ml J. .ft il t II t lit 1 1 fi fj f J B f ! f fl II II H lit II I
SALISBURY
rival of the Unit
ciF thatj port.
States frigate In
A U G
1 HisExceenc,
fon is re-elecled
of 67 votes he h:
S A V A
urgent
THURSDAY- :DeCme m. to
nif! Oh Simrfav the 24th nlr. Jn T.rH,n
btirg Counity, David Polk M 'Ree, Efqi Attcrne
at Law univerfalv admired for his taltnn. an
13 11 n m n Tnr nil tirniftnAr r.niv hn f .
lament the lofs of an Tan.iable companion, b
country mult ever t'epiore the, ceprivaticn of
biHties fuch.as he poUefiVd. 1
nt s gone : wuoic nat ut eris pitraica, vnoie V
- i rufpired,, 1 ' 1
ITT K Cs i , I f A r m t.nxVtl uilir. II '
VT UUIC innuuiu nuvic Til iUCI all a
. mired. - ; . '
tennsj which I captain
ihem. 1 Thefe
they a creed to
.w p. r ..jiuicu m inern. i 1 neie were
inai uiev iniiid jpar his li.ei for which he
ro ld vige them to any part they mi.ht
tluak iropr;r k i to
r-tter mis, they owedapta!n W. per.
feet liberty, wha.acljd in obtdience! to their
orders until a few da; after the affair, when,
perceiving two of them jwere in the fort
fcuttleand the other at the: helm, he feized
an, axc knocked pw 1 the man at the helm,
ihen run j forward, drew the- hatri,
icuttleand faftened them down K i:r.:-
the anchor over the bow and placing it upon
ployed J
T A, Nov. o.
1 ..
sjor"general James Jack-
rrnor of this (late ; , ont
r3-
A H, Nov. t2.
The following Mi politely handed us by
a trnd at Sc
Tefterdjy aRleprefs arrived here in I J
days troui the ati5 garrifon at St. Mark 's.
with letter from gfc.;" EUicotti the Ameri
can commifiloner" f&rrur.ning the ! boundary
I i ' 2 '. r- !' - i J ) . .1 ,
?arys, for publication.
l Honnbt-r 2d.
ihe. Mr. irjcot. , riies,' hat thejadven-
Ifte hatch. While h
v thus em
the man, whom he I.kd knocked down, was
recovered and had afcended the Ihrouds,
where he begged for mercy, which, uoon
being granteu. be delcended and iuffe'red
himlelf tobetied by feaptain VheJan.
Ilaeing fecured his it iloners, captatn Whe
lan made the belt ofhtVway ib the Weft. In
die?, without a foul trl aid him in working
the vefle, an alter 3 day. .,W a Sr.
Larth0omcws ,r wher;c fais ptif0Ders wcre
oe.uercd to captain-CampbeU ol the ale.
. ' 2 kuoq ooard the Gan-
(The method which
.1 .. ;.:..; ...-,
captain V, adopted
turr, gen. - WtiriaB5ioo.ftus Bowie's, Vhad
again made hrs'appance in that! quarter ;
11 nit, yviaciiCe is Kattd as : sou t
lows : i. ; I ''r f , ; - .;' ! ... " j-,-; :r
v A Britiffr floolHf war called the Fox.
commanded b lietAant wbblbfidge of the
navy, mounting 16 nd nPsr ICO ,t,cn.
took Bodies a :i4 f.isl tendants oh bbard at
Jamaica, and oV f hex siof September laid
:velll was wrecked 'on&ebrge's inano io the
bay of Apalacheelnear thefmoffth of Catafio.
chee, the veflel fltay loft, hut the crew
and pafltngerg faW Mr. Ellicott about
that time wasjeoAg dbwti 'the fiver! on
board his fchobeerl BoWles wrote him and
derei.-:in'tersr; V;.wnil;b jie bad. t
appears that his view, are hoftile. efoeciallv
!,??,lin i iskd fb the running of
the .me. Bowlrs vt-V. rlJi.
non, attended by tfcre, aids, I onejof them
an Enghihntan, one a fcoichmab. ttie other
j frenchman, all captalniin the JBcitlYh r.
W. reported by ithem ttti 1 my
large fbpply of goods are bn the way from
nglard, as polenta for the favages. Bow
es deelared to Mr.- Sllicott, t hat Ibotflrf he
iail in with ,u Spanifit comiBiffioner and hu
Laft words and dyingj Confeflion of Sar
1 i. Clark, ni 7: -C
Who was Executed at Carlifle, on Wedn
j mi. jwi 11 wi uu 1 , 1 y V) lUi will
j i n g i Joh n C a r o t h e rs K fq . o f K a ft p e n n Iw
.rough Towufhip, Cumbcrlaud j Coun
. State of Pennfy Ivartia. . 1 f
I ! SARAH CLARK,1 was horn in the y
1 1 766, or 6 7, about two mifes froml Cs
lifted My Father, name! was John Claf
jwho died when 1 was young ; and my j M
jthe'r, fl think is yet livings in Pittfbuf
ifrom a 11 years of age, I Ira re been
jftrangeri. When about 20.I I engaged
!the fariil of Mr. IJas as a rtoufekeej
where I continued about il 2 i montht ;l fj
whiehj I went to the family of Mr. Lo
where I lived about two years ; after wl
I jwent into the family of John Dougl
where I continued, expecting a ftjor.t f th
until my ruin took place. Whllft I liv
the family! of Douglaft I contracted a I
forryoung. man but who unfortnatelv j
pcared to me to.be in lorVwitb Ann Cz
t be r, t h e Da ugbVr of John Ca rot hers
xvjy ioui tnpugnis were cent - on the mart
of removing the obftacte which appeared
be in my way, in order to obtain the
took advice i and ift the; fall of 1798,1 f
chafed a quantity of while arfenic ivhij
heard would poifon animals, V and - whic
meant to give to 1 Ann Carptbers.ykt.
purpofe of accompliftjing Hiy.i-ft n abt
ihg the young man. ',-'. r v i "
Here! mu(t obferye tbl althoogh I ct
ceived Ann Caroihers to be my Riy'al
I hid no wifli to injure any . ot .Mr. Ca
thers f amily V' nor had I the leaft ill will
her the (aid Pi na, excejpt that I tbooht
in my wit aowards thv attainment Ihi
youn man.' whom1' I loved to exc
j