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'ii.i-It ssoedient'-to withdraw the
i-1 T -iif) mill ktiia inJ
hl maiellv futficicnt to warrant
mm m am
j i - " : IL S Li.'"
J'f(:i-ly atfumcd litre thcafpett ot wm-
m from Qiy no oiri;umiiuun
P
tec
V - I'. ' ' '
feud an officer within the French arc! Bta I
vian lines, to fttitfy himfejf s ihat no newj
works arc carried (on on their: fidr. An -of-l
'ficetyof -ankind dittinftioVihall be lent from!
each army respectively; to guarantee ibe ex-!
ccution or this convention. - i
Art. VIII. lEitht thenfand prifoner Uk
this
confiaed of
Utter were Atonal, pd Mi fancy
40.000 itrong.- ; - . i ' .
Account fro. Y,cnG? oa 9 mention a
nouiber of recrui "'"g hen fni rj ,.n, thei.ee
b .waggoini to up ,r ll, whither jGen. Fio.
lich, with his troo ' an.4ccc Ktffiari, bad 6ea
ordered tp procure i fv? ftHliich tity,
i . " .;lf.r.,l. tHt anv atteroot I to- f?rncl nd Bdtavian, taken Wore tble present. ! rtyi a:d the trij-o ureceockaiie broken
i. . ' . - , .f. i i camDmrn. ann now drn nrd in 'KnUr Un
proiccution of the campaign in
t ; v . r . i ' . .. 1
tive couhtriesi i The proportion and trie choice
of fiih prtfonirsVfr cacbto ke determined be-l
tween the two republics. Major Genjera! Knox.
man remain wun tne rrencn army to guarantee
could not be attended with decifiire
stsgc8, whiKtJhe imponb.titr; of co J
-'iflitiiff' troops in the narjpw.diltria 'of the j
ntrv o r'-'""' uu,rt:' "7TT,r-l tbe execut on cf this article.
mU Precarious itate ot topplies tq aerx. i Art. IX. fThe cartel reed nenn K-Vi-i-J
Trir A that theTuioft sriviteie meaiura 2 taken during .the prefent campaign, fnali . cpti
oni fdwoH v uT , I nuein fuUfoe till it laall be carried into cxe
to be par ueu .w- o. c , w,. .j- cuteil . and tji further agrwd that ihe Dutcri
,or:g5d .. n or?;tonwrach,1ahhoo IhanHbet confideted as cx
ffijjht aaVeiexpojaa xnc army so, 4 cnanged.
campaign, and nowi detained ia Engjacd iliall Ibnrlhed, fwhtthe'Kea'l ?iilat fia&' fcoic2 at
be rettcred, without conditions; to their refpecJ caiHel cf St. Aogeic. -
its exetut
ble tojany
qnr I .ijugsi. hlri nurid preferat
. I. l, t. U r :ilit t. nHnnlrt.
BUU kUU lUCi ,u S
1 have
srmiltice, in
('. i ... -
feri'oos lofsWshc envus
. ' L-..4'aredi to corfciude- a
tonbcton .-'wit" admiral .MitcheH, with
' ' . : J ; i Vvf iwhit-h t h . rhml if !nn are
incloUd, and vvhuh, although they prpvid
;.M.i?u,nn-n.a a Ufpj number s of prifo
wrar. nd' in our hands, yet, 1
x?ill not bt thohi by his niajefty.jan
t ,;.,r.MVnfitioD for isian v vruable
nni i i r Lk'u' k v r
i,V..h rnu'jr have beep toft, after
wbch In s biiherto dirtaed riiem,!
jrewinp'i
tfeVi Oieceuji and when.ihe
iivea
. -It ; k I. I ,., I
y99 by the andcrligned General officers, lur-
(Signed) J.KNOX,Mjor,General.
(Signed) ROSTOliLANT.,
By letters from Falmouth, - in onr maritime
;! j.1 a Brclt preparing to pat to fea. Seven fail of
the j ob
means
Bo
i
rlSer
wnieh preUnted the.i.feivei of enfnng a fe
tlitc re: rearV ' '.We're j thofe ' of .reflorpft tiV the
k iiru&tve meafure of. in and at ion', from the
which, 94 it NvouJd luve involved tpe in:
habl u t of the nothern pa ri of r his pi o vi nee
in ruin ior itic ui . Ik, i if "
-h.hlv rejaanihe to the feeiin-t, as w.eiras
contrary to the character and practice ot the
Briu'di nation. . ' ., j.J
T reit conHdent;! tht the mottrea Which
I have her detailed, will excufe me to bis
maieay tor haviog aded without wptihg
"nrinja inftruions ! from honi, and
t ut 1 lha hawe fne wusiaci ion or kuowipj'
that my coducl iiii tins relpcct, has met his
itrom C3enoi Jinrf.r fl?i't Oft 3, i itiii fajd. C.
jerai Rleijiauhaisrtpulfecl p. rercbo ite wIkg
upon whtth he was eveain. t ' tec tea. Gti rl
ChSmpiohet had Tent his her- d vjcur ced to
Niee. Many of the Genoele .hi micbAu had c
niigrated, in cpniequence ft W teir proper-
tiei were, coPiiicated. Want i xreiiuici . vcr
thofe who remained whofe mifet y vas hicreafedi
by heavy xcntributiooi. I ; , ' '
From jSwitzerland, OG. ly. . 1 i t frd that
General jMailena hid threatened to t r;feice tfte
demand bf ccntributibn from Bpfie.
; Accounts from DarrKftadt, of the as! "ard.id
Oct. telite,Uhat the Frersch, cn enteir t , Mai
helm nl H5HIhrtr. r!rlnrit tit. v u' i irar
the Palatinate as a holiile ccuntrj add o cere d-:
in each cauiiderable contributions. Id Fn co
nil the peafints were riling iri a mafs. It wrr
reported that General Sztarry hao driven the
French frori Heidelberg, f
aF I " w wu tui, a v s:
i the line Were! feen coming out of the -harbour on ; 6- ? t rJlf ? tne f eaian ctnci troops i xv.entz,
iooo French purpofed to attack, and w inter in
the Duchy of Wirteniberg ;. to prevent vthith
the peaCants were armincf : VVh.iltt thr Anflriana i
Inli.rrl in Dr nirstioni tn rnpl t!ir rni-mv. Cer i ,
i i- I i , - , - r j
rai nccenioc was oiiime ism wunu o n:iea vt
I Heiibrcinr, m ith 6cco men ; Mind Gcfral Sztar- !
ray was anvancing ironi canrruoe.
Pr,ro 1 Friday Lilt. The whole of the enemy,t naval
tru'd I force iii tnit (port, amounted, it ia fid, : to-be-
mi- i tween forty and hlty tail ot the line, befidesfin-
gates.'., .- r'--: Lty'-- t H-P' !
. The $ccaunts frcm Italyiate, thai Surahss
been retaken, and that Gharopionet had gained
an advantage near Coni. The '.vidore'i in' Swit
zerland hvv ? " produced the effett of preventing
the retreat .pf the French in Italy, and Genoa
remains in the poffefiion of the French. Rome
Ira nrrnrrt ari 11 n ex beked fee ne. Tthn Frmrtrh.
i ffw in number, and incaDable of rcfiftin the
J Neapvlitkris jwho'were advaocing", bejgan tc re-
1 trust trt Cvr-A Vecchia. The DeoPle immpiii 9
t - . a . .if .
ateiy requcnea not tooe aoanuouca, ana to oe
.armed.! A firong force was; foon collefied.' tiie
NpAnolitnn entrenched caniD ef ia dec men: at
Frefcati, xdit ltormed, 900 kil ed, 18,006 made
xnajefly s graciuiii approbation;
(sifind)
S.
1 am, '8rc.
"Right honl Kenry Dnndas c
ART 1 1 C L h
ftgretd upon between nujui -general Knox,
-duly authorized by r.is Tfx htgtineis the
duke, of York coirwria ndr in chief of the
combined EugHiii aridj Judian army V and
citjien ilq.tolancj general ot origade,
and adjutant geoeraV; duly authorized by
titiien Brune,! general and commander in
chief of the Kreuch and Batavia n army.
Art., 1. Krorn the date of this convention,
.. :- . . . . . ' . r ! -.,? -I
U hoililitfes ihau ceale between tne ivro sr
mies.
Art.
orifooers, with the commander in chief, land
the military cheft. ; . - H.
"), V November to. 1 ,''( ..
Freparation are in considerable forvardnefs
for an expedition, whofe fuebefs will e a dr ead
lul (Iroke toftise powerful though at prefent in
aaiv , Margie of the enemy. ; . -.v i :. , :. .-
The Dutch Democcsta are ftated to have been
greztly indigpant with Gen. Bruney for his con
vention withj the Engliih, conceiving f hat -the re
I.uive fituation of the two armies, entitled, the
Republican even tojmore favorable terms.! j
The late 4cconnts frenj JSwitzerlind. repre
fent the arrr y of MafTena to have been nearly 4
months without pay, and ceiarly dettitcte of both
clothes and p'rovilions. ; I ;'-'f J.
The neW'f repch army of the Nortpi, is rapid
ly forming id Brabant: it it?to confiHj of twodi
yi(Wn cf r sjeco men ; the One to be encamped
near Antwerp, the other crj the Meupr. j J
Napper Tjandy and his allociates, were yefter
.tn., v. m.f f m Ke v att.' to be conveyed! to
Ireland.
The total amount
(I. The line of dirmarkatibn bttween
re-
thefaid arnifes lhall be the line of their
fseaive out pod, as they now .exift.
.:). , 1 . : . - . . I-
Art. III. The continuation ot all works,
VitCililvc a 11 14
Fhe continuation of all wo:
d e fen live, fhalll) e fu f pe n de &
on
both fides, and no new ones Ihall be uadcr-.
Arr. I" The mounted batteries it-sken
pofTeljion of at the Helder, or at othet'poflti-
1 . , t .r - - 1 r ' r '
OfI3 Wlllllll liJC IIB.1IUW-WVWU .iku.y; Li.w fcww
. hincd Englilli and .Ruinari army, fhall, e re-
or (irt caleiof improvment) in their prefent
lUte an J all the L uteri artillery tsKcn tnerem
ilijit) be- preferved. i ... i , - i
- Art. Vz The combined hgnlilli and, ttui
fa' army fiiall embark as footi as V pe!Jiple,
-d flull evaenste the territory, posits,
Dutch
with.
: 7 1
ifuridi ahd 'jnternal navigation ot
the
republic, bv tn'e ?oth of Nov. 1799.
o-JT connttinji any-d vacation, by munda-
t iions, cniing tne dykeji, or other ways ' in
juring the fourcea of' navigation. : I 11
Art. VI. I Anv fhips of War or other vet-
fels which may arrive with reinforcements
for the combined Britifli and Iluhianar-my,
fuall.not land the fame, and fhall be feat a-
ay as. fobn as polilbie.. , l 1
ftrt. VII. General Brune thali be at; liper
VT to fend an ofiicer'within the lines 'ofjthe
Zur. an.4 fT, thi Helder. to report to him
the LUte of the batreries. and the progrefa of
: .m-
nf thr- fi!nrt which have
I lie LULfil uluvuub.vi wmw .- -- - r- 1 "
take 1 place it Hamburg, from the 6rB of Sep
tember to the ?sth of 0lober, istwenty-;nx
millions feven htiiid red and fifty-tftree lhoufand
(evtn hundred and hxty-three DancqiyiarKs.j, ,
The wounded troops' afColcheileamoiiiit to
9C0 5 accomodation has been provided for 1J00
The Guards have arrivec.tn townjtrom; noi
land ; from whence 7000 Ruffians, pdt into, Yar
mouth on the 7th, Jn their way to Ghernley.l
The Bank1 Direaors are faid to Je in treaty
with the Minifterfor the fenesl of" their char
ter, which ras but a few years toruh ManoVfcr
hich, it iskddcd, they are fequirfed topay four
miUions, being twice the amount paid on former.
occahons. ,k , I , J
An offcer of Mfth. rank is Old to h.ve been
committed to Newg-te on b charpe of treafon.
I t'ts faid that Louis IA V 111. win luuu u, -
- The Hamburg paper thiovrs the bJdme ct
i .u. I i -f Ka'rner Taddvcpcn
j -. . e - - - :'- : . ' -
The Hereditarv, Frince of Cranire. lit is faidl
is to have the ciornnand of the 6oco Dutch trccp
at thelfleof Wighri 1 j '; r 'f :::
1 PLYMOUTH,! Koven.bcr 7. .
n j This morning arrived a large1 fleet of ijanfpor ts
from the Helder, with upwards ur jc-co Kt.fiia
troops on boatdj who arejto be landec at Gut-in-
Hruhs, licuteuant Darby; from a cruiie vft Brcit.
Five tail ot the line that letc cren, ano ancrcrea
in Cameron Bay, wetej feen tc rctcrn to Breft
before the FoweV left itj'lhe alfo faw a fieet of
merchant yelfefs under eenvoy of two biigs and
a lugger, enter that harpoor.
I i HAGTJE.I Gfl. si.
;j The cabitulation figned at Alkmaer on the i8ih "j
re ril.K-rH here bv the fkinp tf cannon. il-:!
luriiinattons, and touficJ jThe two chambers: of.j
the iegiflative bodjr-'heldr'an ..esttraorcjicary, fitting :
to hear the meliage cf the idircclory! lead. Ge- ;
ncral jV : ndamme was the bearer cf of the dukft-
ir.u rA vhirh that General receivrd from; the-i
duke's ownihapd,1 in an audience which he hacf i
'Jf ixith J Ytfterday th capitulation Was pubfiflW;
ed, byi order oil the directory, at the corner
every ftreet, by a hei ald, efcorted fcyfcme caf 4?
iy andifeveral Irunipeters The procimatitni
Was ss'follqws :- ' ,. V , , ' ': 1 -
The happy fuccefs of the arms of our Batp-p
yian and.French brethren had eheecjy givetrrca-:
fon to hope, that the Batavian tcrritery would
, .TAcuated bv the Erclifh rithefe hopes
I 'fe rttWpsrfeaiy realiek The eneu), cJ riven
back into their entrenchments, were 111 aangtr
;of being driven out of them, by the irrcfi&abie
bravery of our heroes, and nothing rrmaiiitd for
them Ibut death or cspitula'tion ; ar.d they faiv,
khetnfWlves under the niceffity of folicitinf a free
departure. Our general, placing little value irt
L.i :-U--r -" Thi r2 which he micht have
.'enfured by another viaory, but wjiich fnr-.,-
!crSr(d IhjS glory to tfce public welfare, innd to
khe lives of his brethr.eh in arcs, atid grantcdtto
(the elerny i'capituietidn.w j -. h Tir;. :.
ci?Y, Thutfday, Jdximyy io, lEco :
v f OriiRa. who. us Pr'cftdent o
xony, ihcuid have proteaed Hamburg
ai-
the
Lcwtr Sa
A FROCLAM ATI ON. .,
- - ' . I M L i--.M
fl til VrehAei of tKeV ntted Stales of Jlrstnca. '
WHEREAS the Ccijgtefsbf the Cuited States,
cd to the people ot tne or.ueo ibiy aUM...
' Ji Aii... r-.i cf FrVrni8rvri.cxT. inL
ny, Jhctiid nave prmrccu riwwM. - , 1 . r .(Vcord c!sy of -t eVnuary text, in
It is faidTthere have been but gfa teen : fin ailn Jas 1Kay ie convenient
"M. A V . mm T a VI T f 1 1 K v I , XI .T . k KI B. H w " ' s i I
I l7ut,!. Vi t(iifv their ff.rief ftf the octtfc ot
lumbers acd txanner as may e convenient
Vi. tnifv their' eritf ft el the rctth ct
J r i.r. itikU . ,.,clea
days in Geffhany flute the commencement of; the
lait fprmg
Wedn'efday
expected to
he emharkatioJ. His royal highnefsi the
ke nf YnV IhaH hVeo-ialW' at? libertVJ I to
Neivgare oa board the Speeo, at Loi?g
to be conveyed to otany sy.
;The Hamburg mail received on
" t .KAi- onn ' Anftrians were
r'V!.t-I .AnrftM on'he ill of Goober, to
take poHeffion of the forrrefs, the French Gen. I
reftrfing toeliver ik to any other than regular
'Trod AlefTsndria; Oacber 7, it i ftated,, hat
on the preceding day the AuPnaus obtained an
important tiftory jvert heFtrnch nd cpencd
... ! .,,..U:,t;n rw.kn Ceva ar.d the csmp
before Con i which place they had j forrounded,
and which they wtre immediately tobefiege- i .
FrodiMilar, of the roth, it i z, fa id,:: General 1
JVWaa h3d deteated, sjcnciai i.ac ij a
.ft.
li:gi. j; . m . j n .
! United States,
f
J (llltu - l - - : . r :,-., ; . ; ; ,
. in-ike r etr of. cur Lcrd
I igrii nuncitu, iio vjj n c
Lf tte faid Swtea the tvier.-
1
One Thcnfard
independence
tj -fourth. .
to J thclofs oUbco men Th headquarters of tht
at ThiladelFhia, the dxtlt
JOHN ADAM
srdi ".That the Frrrcenc oe rtijm-i.cu tw
PrcJlairaisph for ihii x rpct cf carrinr tl.tv .
t'ot ccoHw refclutioiViito cfeft." few Xujtfrr,
S8ADAMS Pnfideot of thejtmted jtaua
f A.nica. cioberebj proclaim thcfrnesiCC4Jfd-
he feal cf tl e
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