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FRIDAY, JULY,i7, 1795.
No. 3.
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ADVERTISER
A3- OPEN TO ALL; PARTIES, BUT. INFLUENCED BY NONE.
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WILMINGTON i EplT YAMESSARET AT.HIS.PRIIfriMS-OFFICE," CORNER OF MARKET ' AND. SECOND STREETS.
CHARLES LA PLACE,
FROM PA.RIS,
HAS the honour to" inform the public, that
h-e h is taken the ftore lately occupied by
Alftmdir Younz. in mr. Tames' s houfe ; where
he intends to- carry on hi bufinefa; Thoffc-
who will favour, hun with, their cullom, may.
fee aflured that he will do hi uiraoft tq deferve
tteir confidence : he will warrant the watche
repaired by him, for twelve jhohths;
NATIONAL CONVENTION,.
; - April 23. ' .
Grc o oTrep r onomiced a di(cour(eon
the rights of nations, and propofed to
the convention to make the louowing
declaration '
t. INations are, wun reipetuu catu
of ajfree people ; " to the natural and the Frenclr governor, unwilling to
imprefcriptible rights of nations,' does rely on this apparently adequate means
honour tothe government which-Jends- -of-defenceppropofed Wfurremlerther-
you. i It is1 worthy to conftitute an town without any conteft to the enemy, j
epoch in the hiftory of liberty. The Irifli brigade, in" the Spanifh fcrH "
We owe, to aweden rhis iolemn tel- I vice, who tormed a part of the carri
timony, , that Ihe has not waited, tor Ion, leceded trom the ret refufed to
t. wations are, wun rc.Fcct cau. our fuccefs to manifeft her good difpo- aft in concert with the tlaftardly cot
other, w the ftateot nature; they have fuiom tQWards th.Fmich-republic. Uernor. and declared their firm refn-
no otner
univerfal
mtheitateoinatme. uiey uc fuiom towards the. -French -republic. Pernor, and declared their firm refo
er .bond than the principle p lbng before Vidory, eVer faithful lution to cut a paflage through the ene-
:?"AlnAZ tothe caufr of lihcrty, had begun :so my, or toperifhin theattempt. This
2. Nations are refpedively indeperid
ent and fovereigh, whatever may be
the number of individuals which cqm
$r He alfo offer to keep in good order and
to wind ud, at the rate of four dollar by the
year, the clock ot luch luUlcnbcrs as nua i ;-pftfg tj,em and the extent of the tern
tories"iwhiChrtneyroccupy
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apply to him.
Wilmington, July 9.
FOR SALE,
BY W I'LL I AM; N UT,-
il Monday', the' idihi- 'July,. iftant,
THE goods and chattels of JJamuel Moore,
detcafeJ: A U perfont having any dc'
mands as linft t!ie eflate of the faid deceafed,
-arc ..jcegjiejled . to bring in their account, pro-
pcrly attelttd, to .
Sarriucl Lowder, adm'xntjlrator.
Wilmington, July 9.
, ' FO'R SAL E,
..-0n Friday next 'the.iytk inflant, 1,
The prize flu p, i-V-
: PRINCE WILLIAM HENRY,
UENRT GRERARD, Captain.
Term, CASH, on dctifcry, .
Wilmingtoa, July - - - ' ,
This fo-
vereicnty is unalienable.
g. it is tne umy 01 one , imuuu w
aft triwirds another, as they would
Willi tliat natlOHj to aci towarui mcui i.
what marit)wes to man,vnation owes
to nation. 4 r .: .'-
4. It is.the duty of nations, m peace;
to do each otherthe greatelt 9oa, and
in yarf tne aivpomoic fr
jThe particular .interelt 01 a nation
is fuVordinate to' the general interelt of
the great tamii y 01 mauitinu. '
0. n-yery nation nasjnc rig,iu ui ui
ganizing and changing the form of its
7 No nation jias the . right of inter
fering in the j government of other
nations. .
8. No government is conformable to
TO BE.SOLP,
Or rented for one or more years,
rti HE houfe in Wilmington called THE
X 1. 0 D G E, vitU the lot adjoining. 4'he
trrinfc will be mide caly. If "rcutcd, couli.
anl li. Part of the firfl year' rent will be'
ta'tru iu uecellary repair, y
Add, to be levied K r tii year, 3000 acre
of. land. Ivine on Shallot River. It i a very
.rreable and plc.iknt fituativnt well watered
an I wiKded ; an ciceeding fine range for llock,
aud igood laud at any iu ISruufwuk County.
A.fo jar ftle,
Thit valuable plintatioo on CaulkX Neck,
lormrrly the property of F. Allfton, efq. con
Killing rj40actei! j?oif which are the bctt
of indigo land 103 acre are under improve
sucnt; and the remainder provifiou and timber
Luid. There are two feu of iodigu vt, a
- verv commodioui dwcUing-houfc, and out
KiHiVrtof eerv kind, in complete repair on it.
Thi plantation. ' beautifully fituated on "
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Divi'alle rier, wnicn anounu wun an mm
f filh kuowoiathi country; ha sneicellent
1-inding on the titer, and U remarkably
bvulthy.
For term apply to the fuhfcri1r, ho it
enpucrcd to fell or rcct ihe above.
SAM. J. THURSTON.
- J-a?y him'
loofe the knots of the coalition; which I undaunted courage procured thera fe
attacked us ; even at the period when parate terras of capitulation jwhejfeby-
the great eft dangers appeared ftill to they (and they alone) were permitted
threaten us on all fides, the Swedifh to march ont with all the honours of
nation paid, eulogiums to our courage,- war. Their intrepid conduct-was re
and invoked by her fecrct wifhes thofe warded with a' fuit of regimentals pre-
triumphs we have fince obtained ; , this fentifd to every foldier by ihe queen,
-was all fhe could dounder a kinc, who and a gold medal prefented to everr
had wifhed to difcover himfelf perfon- officer by; the king,- to be worn for
ally our cnerhy, without being checked ever after , as a badge of Jiftiuclion i
by the fear at the fame time,: of lofing and to perpetuate more efFec'iuallv the
nuiroi idc true uucrcui.oi nis couir gauunt ueiermination 01 mote, brave
try. :.. 1 men, who were prepared to facjifice
.Scarce. had a chief more, worthy of life ---to -main tain the -honour- oftheir
her, afliimed the reins of government, corps, and difcharce their tluty to their
-than -we -Paw him eager'to break; the fovereignja device emblematical of the
chain, by which Guftavus the Hid en- capitulation of Figuei as now occupies
deavoured to attach him to the league a place in the efcutchcou, and waves in
oFour enemies; fince which, fhe has I the banners of the ' remanent.
always wun tne lame loyalty re pulled
both their corrupt entreaties and info"
lent threats: and as her attachment
for the French nation will never dege
nerate. the national convention think
dure the prince you repre"
they will direct their whole
to renew and flrenpthen our
ancient conileCUont; and to eflablifli
upn'the bafis of a reciprocal utility,
all thofe advantages which rnuft refulc
trotn thence for the mutual proipcuty
of the two nations.. .
As for you perfonally, bai on de Stael
"deHolftein,.it is.with pleafurethe na.
t tonal. convention fees you charted to
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EULOGY ON WOMEN.
the rights of nations, but that, which t,ey TOay- a
is founded on Quality and liberty. fen' tht tJ
9. Kvery thing, which, in its ufc, is attentJon t
it'll. " n aLa v L
inexnauuioie or innoccni, .is mc on,
belongs to all, and cannot be the parti
cular property of any nation.
10. Every nation is matter of its own
territory-: t
11. Immemorial podcllion eftablifhes
the right 1 cf prefcription; among nations.
12. AYiatibtihasihe right of-refufing
aam. ton into .is lerriiory ; u u. treat with us upon our mutual intcrefts;
pinrii 1 u 1111 rii' iili tv at. u a aaubt, , . j . 1 - r 1
1-" t, n I pcriuaqca mat no penon can ue oetter
aiiuamicn man youricu -wun tne can
dour and finccrityof. our. fentiments,
there can confeqoently be no jSerfon"
from whom we have reafon to expect
a more perfect return. Conie and re
cetve the republican embrace, ami let
roa iale it Tai riiNTii,
SEAMEN'S ARTICLES,
YilXH THS ACT Of CONGRESS ANNEXED.
: BL A N K S,
JSD ALL KINDS OF tMNftNCWORK
1 matit, coittcrtr, l0 tSMDItlOVUT
Ktrruted, by Jamev Carey, Wilmington.
A JOURNEYMAN PRINTER,
T7H0 on work at prrf and cafe, may
Y j nvr imiucaiaic ana coouant employ,
ment at the Wilminjton printing-office.
. AN APPRENTICE
TO TitS PRINTING BUS I Nt S3
ti wanted by the proprietor of ihi paper
A r0 fflil
THE UNITED SI ATES UFGISTER,
JQR TItR fRESRST YEAR,
(raiea 4tr a ollai)
.
requires.
1 3. Foreigners are lutject to tne laws
of the country in which they refide,
aud pumihable by them.
14. Banifhinent, for crime, is an in
direct violation of foreign territory.
1 4. Art attempt againlt the liberty of
one nation, is an entroaenmenx on an
others.:
16, Lenenes, -which have for their
objeJl an offVnfivc war treaties, or
alliances, which may affect the intereft
ot aiy people are a crime againii an
nations. ,
17. A nation may undertake war, to
defend its fovereignty, us liberty, its
nronertv.
,'18. Nations which are at war, onht
to leave a free courfe to proper negoti
ations for peace.
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19. Pialionai agent are morpcnaeni
, of the laws of thecountry to which they
I' are fent, in every thin which concerns
the objects of their miffion.
10. There is no prejiJeney among the
public agents of nations.
7. treaties, oeiwccn nations, arc
facred and inviolable;
Ordered to be printed, t .
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The f ollowinc is the anfwer of BoiflV
U Angus (preftilent ot the national
.convention), to the fnerch of baron
Stael, the Swedifh ambaiUidor, which
apjeared in our lad. -
The univerfal applaufct which hare
prece'ded my tnfwer, have fiifficicntly
aflurcd you of the feittiments of this
afiembly Tyou perceite with wha". fa.
tiifaftion "we welcome in yortr petfon,
the friendly nation, in whole name
you come to revive our ancient alii,
ance. Partake with us in the ftnecrity
of this fit ft emotion of our hearts ; the
pleafuresof the tnoft affectionate fra
ternity. The. fplendid homage voa
have paid, before the rcprefcntativcs
BY THE CELt ERATLD I EDYARD.
" I lve always remarked that wo
men in all countries, are civil, obliging,
tender, and humane ; that they arc ever
inclined to be gay r.nd cl eeiful, timor
ous aud model! ; and ihut they do not
htfitate, like men, to peiform a gene
rous action.. Not -haughty, arroganr,
nor fupeicilious, they are full of cour
tefy," aud fond cf fociety ; more liable
iu general to err than man, but gene
rally more virtuous, and performing
inote good actions than he .To s
woman, either civilized or farae, 1
cer Huurcncu myieu in tne language
of decorum and friendfhip, without
receiving a decent and friendly anfwer
with men it has been other wife.
In wandenn
In nanIrniiff nvp iUm, lw.M
it become the pledw of tU fternal plains of inhofi.table Dcnmaik,
attachment which will unite the French through honclt Sweden, and frozen
republic and the king of Sweden.
FRENCH ASSIGNATS.
It has been reported, that the national
convention of France had palled a de
cree, making affignats a tender in pay.
ment for contracts for cafh, at par.
This is not true. On the petition of a
number o.' public bodies, praying that
the convention would cive to their af
fignats their true value i and in confe
quence of the rajid decreafe of fnecie,
the convention decreed, That all con
traits made for fpecie, whtther with
foreigners or French citizens, might be
paid in affignats, at their current courfe
tf ewchtnri, t thetime of payment, A
1 -f rt . ' .
Lapland, and cburlifli Finland, tin
.pnncipled Rnfliat and the wide fpread
mg legions of the wandering Tartar
if Hungry, dry, cold, we t,r fick,
tne women nave ever been Inendhr to
me, and uniformly fo; and to add to
this virtue (fo worthy of thesppella
hum vi vcncf uicncc j mcie actions nave
been performed in fo free and fokiml
a manner, that if I was dry, I drank
the fweeteft draught and it hungry, I
eat the c oar fell moifel with a double
relifli."
From a late London tapir,
In the Paris theatres they have pot
a piece entitled liarhaum Vittl The
mra ure promnteci nv tuitice. and not 1 nero 01 ine vtttatti iworrii oiirr rnv.
I B J 0 0 I ' - f m j ,11f,, -- ... rl3f
The following are the principal ar- I hllinginfamw byadefcetHline Jupiter,
refoeflinw them t 'I furmounted bv a nut'itntl ticaJt.
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pectin c
Art. I. All debts dne prior to the
refent law,., may be difcharged in af
finals at their nominal value. .
Art. II. All the funis due between
individual, prior to the prefent law,
may be difcharged In ofIignats,at their
nominal vaiue, unieis mere nas Decn
imputations to the contrary.
Art. III. In future, all citizen! have
power to ftipulate in their contracts
either for filter, or for affignats.
RECENT MILITARY ANECDOTE.
Wben the.town of Fijnerai, Ct"
foncd by 0,500 Bico, was inverted by
ASpanifli ftiaf, lately ptcachine In
Ilarcelona, tgaii.ft the revolution of
France, having taken fcat pains to
inform his auditory that the French
were all atheitlj-" and I'll tell yoti,
continued he, " what they have gained'
by tlnt-tlie Devil fights for thetn, and
all their powdtr and conies front
hell." .
The old non con. namet, fuch as
I'reife.God B.uii':n, 1c. are flill kept
tip n North-Amctica. In one of the
New-York papers, a man of the name
of BtthalulTif)t warns the pub
i apmft the tul-prtihut of Rtitn
pence TtJy, Lis wife. 1 1