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. If
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Pi''"
. t- 1
fciialurc of niy cafe would admit
oft-tlt is true that W refortmg to
VArvjnhnrv - for deoofitiona 4snd to
H "CharleHon for rgHs, I might
.: - luve made the evidence in the Uit
v . r. sharer, more cnmmetc : oui x-.uw
1 . dr not think them necef-
S' faryfto producerthercoiwiaion
f. "K'aW-our mind's;' -than you teei ton
; i t ri.- 1 J.. TV.c- c an
tneriUDjecx aircauy. -:
- ? important point under the law in
O Vqueftion. If fuch -ftrianefs of tef
! .-r tirooriy is required, there is art end
fall DoHtical converianon
- in promncuous iuuiciy.
"it: ime, the labour, ;the difficulty, the
"essence, the harraffment and fa-
tigue, of mind as well as body,
. which fuch doftrine would oc'ca
Coh, to every citizen whom a cor--riipt
adminiftration might ceier-
, mine to ruin, would be , an engine
of onpreflion of iitlelf fufhciently
powerful .to eftablilha perfeft def-
potifm over the pre ts ; and would
' ' be a riuriilhment for mnocerice
! before trial, too fevere to be inflic
L ' ted on feditionitfelf. I think yoi
i ftiuft feel the truth of thefe remarks :
ihe proceedings on this trial, trre
ilflibly fuggell them.
Gentlemen, if the tafTerKons
have made ire tine, whatever the
motives of them may be, you can
not find me euihv. But I think
it impofiible if you confider th(
paper altogether that you can af
cribe the publication of it to ma.
lice : It is oti the face of it not
voluntarv bat comDelled. I have
in the very outfet of the paper fpok-
en well of the Pbrefident : I have
been in the habit of thinking his
intentions right, and his, public
conduct wrong-: and that this has
been the general tenor of my lan
guage 'and behavior, I believe 1
can even now bring proof enough
from among my friends and my
neighbours. Mr. Cooper tails
two witneffes. .
Judt Chafe, This is not riecef
fary : it is your conducVrrot your
charaQer that is in. queftion. If this
profecution were for a crime
again ft the United States, you
might give evidence to your cha
ra&erand (hew that you have
ways been a good citizen, hit this
is an indi&ment for a libel againft
ihe Prcfident, where your genera?
character is not m quelhon.
Mr. Cooper I am fatisfied. I
0i all fatigue the jury no longer.
But reft ray defence here.
f Sir. RawleV Reply ia ur next.
FRANCE
AXIS,' MARCH 14.
Conjulata Dtrtte ej March 14.
The Confuls of the Republic,
eohfidcring that prifoners of war
are critruftcd.to the care and hurria.
uity of thofe nation into whofe
hands they are thrown by the rate
of war, decree-
Art. 1. The Miniftersof War ahd
the Marine ihall uie every means
in their power to provide food
and cloathing for the Rufiian, Auf-
trjn and Enelife prifoners of war.
They Ihall take care that they be
treatea witn every reipect ana atten
tion cpnfi Hen t with thepublicfafety.
2'. They mall alfo purfue every
rteceflkry meafure to aof derate the
exchange of prifoners.
i . BUONTAPARTE.
' The ftatements made in the Eng
Iih prints, and which appear to be
jnierted by the order or the iintiih
Cabinet, VefDefting the exchange of
a confiderable cluantity of corn ire
this country, for articles of colonial
produce, are perfectly unfounded.
The Englifh Minifters wifhed, in
fp reading that teport, to calm the
fears of the people of England on
the lubjeft of the fcaicity, and to
. alarm the people ot Trance with
refpefl to the views of the govern
njent
The French government is totally
unacquainted with the houfe of
Vandyke and Geves, and will never
carry on a trade with the enemy.
arifing out of the neceffary articles
of its people's fubfiftence. It is
. bound to preferve the refoutces of
France undiminilhed ; and accord
ingly recent orders have been iffusd
more unci man oerore to prevent
1 -r .
inc cxponauon or ffram. it was
England that firfl fhut up the feas
to the commerce of nations ; it was
bylier: machinations that the nor
' thern provinces of France were de-
folated, and deprived of all the re
lources which formerly fed the in
.habitants ol the fouthcrrr depart
ments. Let then the Enelifii rife
I in infurretioti, from" the Rate of
famine into which tljey are plunged
let them overthrow an oppreflive
government, thr nemy of their
tranquillity and that of nations; let
them accept the peace offered to'
tnem by t ranee; and they will 6 nd
in the French,, friends, brothers
na alienors ot their freedom. -
rr ENGLAND. v : -
; ... .-(
taft, week a memorial of reat
length was feut down by Mr. Dun,
dasto the Court of Bireftors, ex
plaining he future intentions of
aivefpment on the fubjraf. the
trJdc)f the India Compinyi IiS
net meant (hat the trade Ihould be
Ann hiit that a
a
greater facility (hould be afforded to
individuals in India to tranfroit
their property to thiscountryj witn
the (anctionoi the ompanjy t"
veiled in certain merchandizes
named in the memorial, in Head of
having recourfc to neutral traders, a
praftice which has proved very pre
judicial to the Company's intereft.
It is faid that, exclunve of the fub
jefib of the Eaft-lndia trade, fonie
other regulations of very high -iror
poftanbe are in agitatfdnVreipettmg
the future management of the terri
torial revenues in India, as well as
this Company's militar efUbiifti
mehts; ' .
We hear by recent letters from
India, that the Governor-General
has it in cohtcmplation to effcabljih
an effective marine round the Sands
Hcadi and about Balaforo Roads,
for the purpofe of affording protec
tion to the coaft trade aaainfl the
depredations of the enemy fs priva
teers. Ships of a competent force
ate to be ftatibned on this iervice,
as wp as ro cruise in xnc oav ui
- . - .1 r ..C
Bengal. Similar eftablifhments, we
learn, are to be adopted on all the
other coa fls where the trade is likely
to be intercepted.
hit: Dundas has fefufed the office
of Lord Privy Seal .of Scotland,
now vacant, although he had the
nhce irr reverfion. His office of
Treafufer of the Navy is a much
better ?hing, and both fituatibhs
couta not ore nem oy tnc iamc
perfon: ' x , . , :
France has applied to tionana tor
a loan of 5ots,oool. on pledging the
crOWn icwels. s
Gen: Stuart hs gone, by land to
Italy, to prepare for the intended
expedition into the Mediterranean.
It is aid a granet combined attack
i?j6 be made on the South of France.
The expedition failed from Deal
April 8, with a fair wind.
A paper or April o, conjectures
that one or the expeditions fitting
out is intended, after being joined
by a part of the garrifons of Malta
and Gibraltar and Minorca, to At
tempt fomething of importancein
the Weft-Indies,
Another, and more powerfufliex:-
pedition, is (aid to be preparing'-
Ihe Minervay 5arber, ot ta
guns, tor London tor isoiton,- witn
a cargo valued at i.b.booK was
captured, April 1, by i he French
privateer Minerva, or 16 guns and
170 men, after an action of two
hours, in which the had one man
killed and one wounded. She was
recaptured, April 3, by a Britifli
frigate, and atterwaras arrived at
Plymouth.
The price of in fu ranee on veiiels
from London to the Baltic,- Wefer,
and Elbe, and from Liverpool to
America, has declined. Briufhano
American velTsls nearly the fame
premium.
The ladies of Paris, by hanging
their watches on their necks, mud
intend to the w, that it will take
time to makeanlmpreffion on thfeir
boioms.
NOTICE '
IS HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT a General Meeting of the
Members compofing the Deep and Haw
River Navigation Company, will take ?Iace
at the Houle ot Mr. Oliver, in Havwoodf-
I- I. -1 l M
uorougn onue 1 it Monday ot Augultnext, at
whichr 1 ime all Perfons havine any Demands
againu laid ompaay wtH pleale make them
Known. - -
A? Number F Lots in faid Town will be
offered for Sale on taat and the following
Days. Ihe Terms of Sale will be mtde
- -
kaown on the Premifes. ?.
JOHN HLNl)ERSON, Prefideat
Chatham CmtruHovfe, ziJI June, 1800.
j j Froperty in Tarboroujgh;
F9R SALE.
fpHE Subfcriber has for Sale fome
!, va-Iya&le Property in the Town of Tar
borough, coafiftinj of improved Lots lying in
the molt public Fart of the Town, viz.
t . A Lot on which is a Store, Warehoufes,
Salt-houle and Pork-houfe, all newly built
i 2. A Lot oil whtcft are a two Story
Dwelling-houfe, and all the other Outhoufes
neceflary for a Family.
3. A Lot, on which are two Tenement,
11 n tended tor tingle. 1 radelmen, or Imall Fa
imilies, with a Kitchen no each.
ine aftove tnree Lots arc on the main
Street, in one Range, and under tufficient
Incloluies.
T 4. A Lot, on which are a Darn, Stable
and Carriage.houfe, welljnclofed.
I Alio a valuable Trait of Land, lying about
two and a lialt Miles irom I arborough, on
the main Koad leading to Raieigh, Favette
yille, and Wilmington ; with fome very neat
improvements tnereon.
I Any I'erloa inclineaole to purchafe the
w noie, or any l'art ol it, may View the Pto
perty.-
; The Mode of Payment will be made eafy
to the Purchalers. - --' ' ;
Apply to the Subfcriber, who intends
raovmgto the City of Ralejgh about the End
oflhisYear. , 1
"z L7'' ' JHN INGLES. J
- . i 1 v . , -
- it
- 1 1
And win U tjubti&k at the Meetiusof the
'a manual;-. - ,
-::' - I . or
TH-CARGLINA.- '
Late
tihe Jdge SaptHor Coam, ftu
f n ii Torkl itll the Laws da tttieiSutjtft
will lie hirotreht under one Head J andarrtaged
Iphabtieally, l? MtOjOe toyna o a xvtobis.
rhe Vhole tobe cbmprifed in one,Viilome of
The whole to be com p
betwixt i and 460 Pages, to be
best! bound.
Orders for the Work receded bj J . Caies,
atyhofe Office it is printing
B0OTS, SHOS &: LEATHER,
' " tVholefale wd Retail. - '
j; ' j " . I-Lm !' A ' ' ' t ,
f A5$. C. PARSHALL has a frefh
I klttmentof GeatlefRen'sBoDtf,Botc,
and Shoes; Ladjes Sandals ; 14id, -Morocco,
Leather and, Stuff Shoes and Slippers; Boys
MilTcs and Children's Shoes, of every Kind
Root 'and Bootee Legs, Morocco and Calf
Skins. , Segir and cutTobcco
CCT Order from every Part cf the State
attended t.
J j' i Rah'gh, June 13, 1S00.
' '11.
SHERIFFS SALES.
THER E will be folti. t?e following
n Trals of LAND, or. as much as will
fatisty the Tax due for the Year t799t at the
Court-Houfe in VVadefborotigh, on Wcd
nefday the. I ith of Auguft next.
Three Hundred Acres, as appear on the
Regifter's Office of Anion County, - the. Pro
perty of Robert Boyd, lying on both Sides f
the Sowth Prong of Jones Creek, adjoining
Burlingham Rudd's old Survey.
Three HurHrtd Acres granted, to Robert
Rainey, below the South , Prong of Jones
Creek, . . .s
. Oae Hundred Acres, the Property of john
Pool, joiningto hisjold PJce. ,
, About oae Hundred Acres, on Tones Creek,
the Property of onef Holifield.
Ihree Hundrrdi Acres on inompion s
Creek; joining WiBiam Lowry, and the Pro
ince Line. ...... . j .
. One! I rundred Acres the Property cf one
Four Hundred Acres the Property of Au-
guftine Spain. j -
-i Eleyen, Acres the Property of amuel
Blackford. '
Two Hundred Acres, the Property of one
Lank ford, on the Waters of Toars Creek,
near the Crofs Roads. .
: , JOHV HNNINCS.
Shariff of Anfon County.
May to, tSoo.
1' il
"Tr rf
STAMPED PAPER,
For Heads, Notei,. Bills of Exchange, Power?
of Attornay, Exemplincatior,, Inventories,
Legacy Receipts; &c. to be had at J. Gales'
Store, at the Prica of the Stamp only.
A PROPOSAL
By WHIiam Y Rtreh and Abraham Small,
Of the City of Philadelphia,
For publijhiri by Sulfcrifkpnt
THAT INVjALUAUI WOKX,
t DRL UUSSEL's
. Hiftory of j Modern Europe;
With an Account of the Deilbte end Fell if
the Roman Entphe, the Rift of Mdern
Kingdoms, &c &c.
TTHE reat ApDhufe whicK
cd itoQK. nas recei.veu, ts a i
rroor ot it3 Merits. Tfte vaft Fale whuffi it
has had for feveral Years, is a fair Crrter;of
by whieh the public Opinion of its worth can
be known. rur?m thp T iff f ibr 'Uamnl
Author k went through the annnal Sale of a
very large ImFreflie-n every fueceeding Edi
tion received forne Improvement, the Pefult
of hideep Refeafthes and great Tu6?ment
nenvco to make it es perfect asm the Nature
f Thing it could be he is dead! Whilft
the Engl:fi Languaee is read, the Hiftcry of
Modern Europe will remain a Monument to
hisiFamet Is is as entertaining as inflruc
tive; as iaterefline as profound. Th Plan
of the Work is cdpioMS, but by an happv Ar
raerme'nr, the RKjJer it tt once pre Tented
wth the cotemoorary Hiftory of every Psrt
of Forope. The Boole now offered to the
Public i from th lft and moft correcl: Copy,
to which this Hi Jill be no VVay inferior: Tt
contains
An Hiftory of the Decline and Fill of the
Roman Empire.
The Uife of Modern King3or. generally.
A particular Hiftory f toe French.Monarchy.
' - Spain, from the Do
minion of thej V!ffoths.
Italy.f with the! Rife and ' Prorefs of the
Te"mporal Power of the Pppes. .
Britain, from its Relinquithment by the Ro-
-; roans.
Ireland.
The German Empire, from Charlemagne.
j The Empire of i Conftantinople, to its 6verc
tnrow. .i .
Empire of the Arabs. ' .
Rife and Progrefs of the Turks, and the Fall
f the Greek? Empire.
Hiftory of Portugal View of the Proprefs of
.ixavigauon, onqueits in the att and
Weft Indies, j &c. ' 4 .
Hiftory of Sweden Denmark, Norway.
Ruflia, Poland, and Pruffia.J
Hiftory. i .' .
A very comprehenfive and hiffhTw'
Chronology, i
CONDITIONS y
x. The whole (hall be comprifei in five
large Uttavo Volumes, printed in the beft
Manner, en luperhne Paper. .
It is intendedtp deliver one Volume
every two Months, at the Price of two Dollars
per Volume in boards, payable on Delivery.
3-iAs it may be inconvenient to delix-er
them to diftant Subfcribers in fingJe Volumes,
moie wno wim it, may let them remain with
the Publ fhers junul the whole are fiMftud,
in which Cafe the Price of one Volume will
he required ori fubferibing, the Remainder
jn the Deliver of the whole.
It will be put to Prefs iraraediately, and
priated on a beautiful new Type caft lor the
Purpofe. Th Encouragers ot this Under,
taking may reft affared, that nothing now
forefeen Ihall delay its regular Procedure - fo
that in one Year-at fanheft, ihe citiaens of
the Dotted States fcall be prefented with an
American Edition of Dr. Ruflcll's HiiWof
Modern Europe, equal to the Englife Copy,
ana at a hwr Price. , ' .
bferiptioni receive J at the Store of
the Prtnttr cf ihij Paper. .
1
thivf
1 X' tnth dry tyfahirbV '
TNE of: whichjs tolerably wel!
!-r- improvedi having en it a large and ccra-
mdiotiS, pAyellmgHoufe ttesrly fioifbed, a
Kitcheo, tSmoke-IIouJe, Stable, kc. btuate
oa Morgan-ftreetV which is the next but one
to the iUniori-SiiuareY The other Lot is un
improved, extending back to Hargett-ftreet
.'-'I.ftffe Lots ,be had at a lo. Price 'for
Caw j or they iniv &e had cn.a Credi t of one.
two,, qr inree w ears. ; Apply to
AIA.: , I . - Wm. JfbAUE.
Raleigh, Afay iTt 1800. . J .
NOTICE.
.---I-.-' -
rPHE bubicriber has jtor aie, a
valuable TRACT of LA Is 1), lying on
bth Sides of Cedar Creek, and-oh the Koad
leading from Loulfburg ft T.rboidugh. con.
Mininy oeiwcu iwcjyc unui s
Acres, inereare oeionging wiaio irjw.iiuioi uj uc tdie reipectinT thp r
t.t-. kft ramfirnnnd in tK?! Part II 11 Vl1 ,r & V x V ii
't,. - . r. , iV..
TheTaid Lafid lies within about hve Milesof
i.ouuourg, lnariy iroiK tnc ui mhiju, n
and forty from Tarborougb. There is on
iai iiiHoa vcij guwu iwiiiiuuumt.-wuuv ..
ihirtyttwo Feet by twenty-eight, neatly liised Jj
l the Infiie with Brick, a Brick KiUhen
i t : ' . j .1 i ... - t i ; . v. a . i
below; Suirii fteored iih the lame, in two
Rooms i a Smoke-hotrle, Grahety, and other
Otithoules; a good. Vell, within fevnty
Steps of the Poor", about twenty! Feet deep,
neatly brickeid from the I?ottom. There is
alio a good Aple and Peach Orchard. ' ' The
Sifinfmn nf the Place i hth. healtHv and
r.. .... . . I
The Terms of the above Land, are, one I
iiaU tarn, ana ine oiner a iwiii !L.rea- l
l 1 ' .1 i I ' .
PoUelsion will be-given-the Jririt JOay ot
January next, , ,
Girl, as Paid of the firik Payment
ABRAHAM PERRY.
F anklin County y ili i 7, 1 8go.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
, RAN AWAY,
Fttnttke SubfcriluT, on the Night of the X$tb
Mil
l DARK MULATTO MAN
" A SLA V E, itnowi by the NameofHi. a. a v .
He may cail himfelf tienry liuiftte, or change
it oiherwife, as he is, an artful Fellow, and
will endeavour to pafs for afree Man; can
read,-and may procurip a Pal's, as he has dore
before,' Hi3 CloaihmtMs uncertain ; ; went
otf in long CloathsJ t He 'under Coat of icddilh
brown, the bter enc f light-coloured Coat.
ing. Aged thirty-feveri Years, a little grey
acoiit the 1 cmpit! i his Hair, when grown,
very bulhy, between Wool and Hair; thin
Vifage, fpft, trailing Speech-, and rather un
der middle Size. Very hattdy in all Kinds' 1
ot riantation tiuuneis, as welt as a coarie
Shoe.maker and rough' CirpenWr. Has
lived ;in Maryland and Virginia and? iay
endeavour to get into fennlyivacia.
Whoever fecures faid Fellow, in Gaol or
ctherwile, 10 that I may hare him fafely de
livered, fhall receive rive Dollar?, if taken
in this County; if out," the aboVe Reward,
with all reafonable Charges if brought Home
till A
tome, itving near iiunoorouga.
r JOSKPFT SHA W.
Nertv-Lavltna, Orange County,
May 26, i8ce.
'
!
TUES DAY, JUNE 24, l8oo.
The Court which met in tthis city
onbe 10th inftant, for Ac trial of
perfons concerned in certain fhauds,
&c. terminated its feflion on Friday
laft. One other bill was returned
by the Grand Jury again ft James
Glafgow, charging him with hav
ing iflfued a Grant on a Duplicate
Land Warrant iflued frorri the of
fice of tlie Entry-taker of W efterri
Lands, for 5,000 acres, and after
wards, knowing that he had ilfued
the laid Grant on the faid duplicate
Warrant, -iffuine another Grant for
another tract, of ,5.000 acres of land
on the original Warrant, fo that two
feveral Grants were obtained from
the State on the fame Entry. He
pleaded Not Guilty to the IndicT
merit, and on Wednefday laft his
trial; came on, when the Jury found
him Guilty, without leaving the
bar.
John Bonds, on the laft bill
found -againft him, which was for
fraudulently procuring a Military
Land Warrant in the name of the
heir of Robert Fletcher, and forg
ing an aflignment thereof from Ro
bert Fletcher to himfelf, whereby
he obtained a Grant to himfelf for
640 acres of land, he pleaded Not
Guilty, and ills trial coming on, the
evidence was examined, and the
Countel being heard, the Turv re
tired, and foon returned with a ver
dict of Guilty.
Another bill has alfo been found
again ft John G. Blount and Tho
mas Blount, for obtaining a Dunli
cate Land Warrant from the office
ot Lntry-taker of Weftern Lands,
and procuring a Grant thereon for
5,060 acres of land, and afterwards
procuring another Grant for ano
tn5i0 acres of land on the ori
ginal.- Upon the Attornev-Gene-
rat s laying tnat ne mould not try
the two former bills again ft thefe
defendants, but (hould proceed to
the trial of this, thev filed affidavits
for a continuance, ffatin?. that thev
had never known anr tning of
V
the
charge contained in the Indictment
unui tne bin was tound that they
'wanted twitne-'fr - -l
in their power 0 get at, hat ,:'0(-
:. .- .,- 411.1 11 i,
T - , T rr li5reiore, rcsdv
5nrt toprs nnf. .I- r
uriai wxucnrealonsappearini-r-
orto the Cou Arfe
merit was according! v cm;.;.
the next Nevvhern urt to
Another bill has alfo hep. r:
againft: Wynn Dixon, b;;:?
una
torged and fraudulent aiTiffn
on Military Land WartH K
he continued hoth the cafe, u;' -
davit, to the next. HiilsW. ...R1:
Court. uu
OiiTuefday laft, the AftL.
General moved lor iijdampnl''v!
ft . - t J t V4'4(i'l!
iui.'wuv.iiuui iiu iidu Deen
"TV ?" r wwu,"Ci '0r (
via 1 1 VrX Ti ra x 1 i i 1
I ... o iwi ;d n.w
II1" - lu ivxuuienn s brants zpA tu
.. . , f n and this
"'5uiiCnt
uuui vv caneiaay ; wnen, alter tV
l i i . r i i .
uxouou iiaa oeen iuiiy debated tV
ponri nvrrnW , .u
r " r, l a?-d the be
renudnis youniei filed realon
arreft-of judgment in this cafe
in the cafes of Bonds and William
which were continued until -IThiirf!
day; when they, were folemnlv C
II kaJ n .U f f vj..r -
triP LO! rt havih(TtsL'pn,m... .
r " . vv?v . - l0&
1111 tl rTm AT thdtti ilnnrft I I
y "'v-w, uuaiiiiuuuny over.
II ruled the TOOtlOn aft& We rn.
Lftand that tlif rfnYi -.u...
-mm - - it , , dltCr
cafes. ; l
The Gduf t then proceeded to ns r.
fentence' tiportthe three cdnvtctd
onenders. olalgow was finedon
thourand pounds in tne cafe refpea-
Orin f I jrnnl. Ji
- o Vilnius, one
thoulanc oounds1 in the laft convit
tion, ana ordered to De committed
Xo the DiUtitt Goal of New he n
,rtil lm1i V CoA .-..) l
mhiu inc. Uiira iiiu cutis are
paid . Wiiiiarn s Was fined five him.
dred pounds,- and ikmds one hun.
area porniasy both to be committed
to Goal, tmti fines and cdfh Ih .H
be paid the former to 'N.rwbcia
Goal, the latter to Halifax.
Sylbe Harney, who Va$ bound
to appear to anuver z charge againf
wn3 wucu upon : 1 1 s re-
cognizance ;. And we uncjei ihnd
that Gen. Bradley, being lai relied
upn a warrant on a charge eooni-
zable m this Court, was carried be
fore Judge John (ton, and after 1 . ,
dergoing am examination, he wjs '
di charged, i
. The judges, we learn, haire given
their opinions in feveral of tpe'-jwef-tion$
which were lent up for their
mented. that the trials of the fraud)
before merMoned, fhoukl have oc
cupied fo much of the lime of wz
Gourt, as to leave but a fmall por
tion for the liearing of the refeiiei
caufes.
Duncan Carrtevon, Efq of Hillf-
borough, was appointed Clerk oi
1 ?T V0Bf' " P? g
XDur Court of Quarter Seffions
ciofed its feflion on Saturday. On
Thurfdav, the Court (con filling
twenty-feven Magiftrates) relecd
David Juftice, Jfq. Sheriff ot if
Lounty tor the en filing year.
i he 6th Reffiment ot U. 'rzt
Infantry (formerly quartered r. - 5
city; but fince encamped at A -c-
ry fborough) was hfchatged v- m
15th inftant, in coriformitv : iI
late acl of Gongfefs for difban
all the'twel ve additional Regime;
On the oth, one of the mcii, nar v. i
Martin Cain, on his w sv
heir.',
died at James Banks's Store, ab
twelve miles fouth ofthispitv.
i -TalfV tr- V iT'-r nri( nt trie latC
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recruits from Halifax.
TAhotJ
ot the U. States fngjte Lonitnu'
tion, to the Secretary of the K2"
vy, dated Mav 12,' it appears, tnat
whilft thefFrench fhip Sandmen,
was lying' at Port Plate fa port i
the Spanifh part of St. tymiW
enurely lnipoiienion ot the ipan"
Golvernment) proteaedby vero
guns and a tort ot tnree ncavy -
noo, ne cut ner out 01 ine,u4.'
carried hero (F, and made her pn
fpiking up tne guns ot trie toi,
PaflinfT over the imprudence of.0
ionnc leniemeiiioi futun'v.- .
witn trie rrencn iioverniuc'i -i
the nffpnr which it was calculi
to give the Spaniards, itbecc1
f the abort '
floop Sally, of Providenc
fair. Captain Sandford,
peared, on the 19th Mav, ty1''
the Trtbunal of Peace at Cr
Francois, and made the iohoi
Thathe --as maftrr ol.tne .r
rican Aood Slly, of Frovidencjfr. .
the State'of Rlode-Ifi3nd,
went fronv Turk's Illsnd to ;
Fhte, v'here (he l izard 4T-;
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