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tb agents proceeded to'makeexa& copies of, them in
tt'e waunei detailed tit their report. Thi refuCal will
pet hap i be left regretted Iby the General Aflcmbly
. when they arc. informed that the books; if they de.
:" fer ted that ; - pame)pwert: fcr 'ufedj-det ached, a nd -ge'
nertfly in Mid, prcfermibri, .that a large part f them
' " would probably hat anfwered any valuable purpofe
after the carriage of fo long a journey ; the copies
pcb'dfa:n$yiffig4& io the Secretary-office appear
t have herti' taken with rt eat rare and .accuracy, aro
duly certified ty-MakArcrruWg, and refbaivcty
i'fn. !?r. fimitfu LacV. '.SeawelLYtncct, . R.
rant. Stin n. i lritt . A trie 1 lioa. fiul.f Xl V sua. iiwaicci in.xiic .voniincniai .a-adiocis, arkvmciurcjwac;
l.?arficJc
IM-i Arir' In ik ft aWTJ!' a IY nnlhl inf vjmt, the
fo$i&riiutt m lUs Jace, and tKeWoki
exhibit an en
Martin Jwmurong ana penoo 10 whoijiiuc
cf , tK public bu u nefs in ; that '
ofe With truth; that as a
aumbct tt Siirvieyori havi.gtofily, tbiifed the con-
nr (cjice;Ht the
cUt; to PfVr
e.&turerand toable Aeegirratutt totakVtlreprp
r t irrtn r ti im Tiiinir itifMiij nil i n
V .1 .1 L.
by h irteflVe pf i.ht te O.not DntFrtf 5 JmeBij $$rKlfon tT-Wllr ; , -&f
the Coramtffiqneri mn?iiftted9 inyciligitp tjvHda. threjeoi,anfca 1 ; J
IpcurrrLrenCtM
rrttyiby;.agre- ioTiqjttpf ppb)ti jwJJt
lour
redAifed
e u;e mode i toe
account
P m exeunt r i)6uujj"'vh r "r? " r "
t rmintnitfM-iJtf da no lefet on oor ottt tf that com .
books
lo ecyttir)f ;6wrf.; ftould bexouji
ilililit,'lii'"ifcV rtirtoh's mv ftrt relief
iCI Cl--J VVTi ; " I f -" " T 7 7
7 """nrrttlr Miu
icreq ?
itfSSnrasc " V: Kf i
i JB?ii',rii-:JJr541.ii.'ViiH,, ' iti : ri.' manner ifioVf I
ki:ili" in 'imirif robies "of them 'niltfht'be uTed
In out courts with a little deviation Trocn tac common
u w maw mi oi CTiucirtc wdiuuiv.
tCiHiWtU
ireantile Adver.ufcr.Ibl
w tnai e.y, wn kc
ill Mctv-Orleans i .
;.-7 . ' 4r.xfw..ni1eana. Scolember '2r,
! ,Bt inlSrrn .;y.oii,j5MtU 7ifgrit,feat. .tferTpalchw
from t Sftifli, arrived.here fiiicc thtee,: Uayf, ,bring an
ofderYrork the KinV to; ioor.the entry b alt neutral
vtffilrin -fMiffifiiThis erder exods4ikewii
- ;-vife' 'ierfly baaVew irft-v .J y
roforic:im t loiboor frlwjCiiV.V 1 J.'
fcaoence of r renew
Hotze, commaWslTrhli
: i Kb me, . , 1 noreuctr crqe at vpt'' "UAt
ieir. .he'aqiiirti -ftciftrWk airdwrf .OQd
tdt he whli ?
their cjifgoein thrsTtf V otiffejjheilege;
of dcpAfutnyp the river, a4 is 'igreetf by thd)eaty.
between tidairtKi tlieuniiea ocares. uur inttna-
Jt it an obieanhy of WifliUrcattent'idri, to
,fcacf dependent Vpon it, might be clofed in. the iiQuiic ;-privilrgc we haVe enjoyed lierctoro
i -Jl ..?;" imr th'tf.clirfAiiut- rteft. de; nrbtcion of tour? fUDet.lt;
ant h fllread
n9 ordrfr ip eiccution :
out th(
mttclkmw$i jla nterj.knoxf irg the evils which- would
attenfi it. haVeioiiicd to matte a TCbiefvlltation to CO
lpt. ?IJQwed the-iame-
11, 1 uiim a v.
?rtr
. as 1 n
'CommonrJMmight4ppci
Wl tOCUatta CdOCttttea upon ine Hno om,
iinCfcexieny fucW teaf1 ;6 Y j&g?
Vifter the report of the board, was received.
1-lTakittg it for grvrted, that :f the perfens incubated
could be.profecuted with, the fame effccl, in, the otdi-
nar'coutfc of hw in the fupcriof courts, that it would
not be expedient to call' an extraordinary court for
that purpofe. . 1 requeued the law officers of the Rate,
In whofe hands this bufiqefs tnuft be finally placed, and
..a.j. rr.irYiirl tnSp acciuaiuted withativ difnctfl-
WUU WHV 1 - , '
ij - .1. 1 r . : . th.
pecl:t1ie protean of pur? fupetiorsj we arc almoll
y thinjf to this
ice from us. fa
tbat voh miv-noc WxocMVriee any dtlappoititments in
-' w. ' .i --.c ' ' I u'dur ntwratuiim and r.. ir ati'irea. we lhau aiwav8 in
IMlWIItM. - . - 1 - - . ... . .. .
'IitJlSnt'mbly7brn
:brjaftr;balle3 a region, uthoriting and rennj; iYicndh.p, your oUiged h.nble fcran
r i s r wv
lMP0RTvr7TiNEVs.
By atr arUval at Ndwr-fidforli we bAyc,fre(hJoreig ,
Ocws. ' ,,, . y ; , '.' 7' - .
Eukhuy'fen after an aon. A letter' from the Duke
of York dated at HeIder, September JjfrenV!??' tie .
iaaip jpf jooo ufliaiis auxiliary .troops'; and tli a t
he'had had a conference with the hereditary Prince of
Orange. The Rultun ttoops matched to the neigh
bour hood of-A 1 kma a r l7 to join. t lie B i it i fli -army alrea
dy there. id cntreiichcd to their chins. - That town
had been fulnoncdbut fefufed to furrender. Many
lrty.nl Dutchmen- were .employed i the Brittfli .army
and navy-, -YefleU were put . in .motion to bombard
Amaefdarp. On the th and 19th, the Anglo.Ruf.
funs were to .'advance., Anftcrdam was expected Toon
t5fdll. rhe French were faid to contemplate add ac
tiullyjo.have commeticcd the inundation of t,he coun
try. Hopes of keeping oif this evil teiled on the ra
nid niarch of the Britim. Tl'e jDiitch troops in Rot-
tcrdam ' and Amllerdam,, are fwppofed to be in favour
tstailtholdcr.
,7L.:77tie,'triatwould arife in the piutionunjhe mditia
v fy way, to give an official opinion on tlut fohjeft. .
Thefe gWlemenaftrr the neceirarv confideratioti,
'bolitelf favored me witlt thciropmion on the 1 5th of
'isnKrT fao'ed me with thciropinion on tae 15m
Auiruft; The proceedings of ths Conilhoiiers, togc-
:ther with their" opinions, werj: fubmittcd to the coun
oil bf ftatCk who gave it as their advice, that it was not
'expedient at that time to call a court of oyer and ter-
mtflerv tuppoung iH4i icgiu.4tivc iiiiw.i
Tt alfo aooearcd to me, for the numerous
? M ; HaV toired fWar agaijUt HatabWs.fef-r:
men and Ltibrc. '-f
Buonaparte. A psiX from Mfnorca-4s, tKat bel
fun endered to SirSydney' Smith. i Hzfik;'
An KnMlfK rriarlftn iri'the Eaft.TntftCS. is rUBUXUIW .
Mautitius. - . r: ' ; v
1 hO ran d LoDofi of North-jCarobria, '
T "JTT ILL conven thia ntrt04ii$ o'docki itrthe
V V ufual place ; to whicb time the Officers abd
Members of the Grand Lodge, and ielegatcs trom
ihLKlpeftiy,Lj?dges ettcod. By
order of the Right WorfhipFul thTHonoulible Judge
tiAYXvvoi. Ueputy Uranri Maitrr.
ROBERT WILUAMS
Twftty, 2 ;Vov. ' - - (?W Secretary.
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weighty realons ItateU in.. me aootc ctairauuiwuiHis,
diat a court of tfrcr and' terminer exprtkjy.conllitu.
ted by law with 'jurifdiaion cmmeofurw'.yilth :rt-hc
. - . - . 'I'll I " ' L.4l1 " Vk'J .1 t .
- s ,
t Tiinnnn- . r C LI'
Id alone effect the ourpoies t public
':lce;w-fetripOTt'in anv manner with the dignity' and
k' iwfler of a larze and refpeftable tate. I beg leave.
However, to reer the; Genetl Afiembly to the com-;
munications accompanying this meffage, andparticu
Urly the opinion of -the Attorney General, in which
. he hastaken'a juft and comprebutlive vitw of the fub-
- A letter from Bl ke. Baker.-Efqre v 4f te : of
y. the 2 Silt' of- Auii!tV n the fulct of. the employing
- an agent on behalf te ftate, for" the purpofe of col-.
V leaiur and arranging. the;etidence againll the offend
crs, aifo fubmittcd with lnfe documents, and the
" Tubica recommended. to the, attention of the Itgifla-turi.-
I hae already had occafiou to remark aui the
' - fldeltty diligence and aWKt y i v'mced JSamuelJJ.
" Purviance, Efl- ,in difeharging his duty as a Commif
jiioqer, aiid I have no doubt that they will at trad the
attention of the Central Affembly., (hould th.-y tliink
. A nnhia tuiinefs. the expedrency of which
" is' fully confidcrtd in the official-opinions ktwernen,
. ; tinned. -.7 -.7, 7 . . f ;-L-;-u .
I have the honour to be, with- great rerpett and
, :. oRGderationi Gentlemen.-your&c: '
ice
ps taHca irom . rjou.ana.. t vuiam-oi
Gluctftcr, Ins' left England fof Hollar. ;
France. Iufurrcftion and" maffacre continue. The
Directory have caufed tneEditots and 'Punters of the
fdtowino' Journals to be anelled. Bulletin Official det
4rmk$olifeeu . 'la .Pariftem, Zaotidiefine, Li
er ae farts ie vemocrait, murvn , 4..i i
'V:Wri.ilROESj7WhLliie:been
o fed to the ola rit inc? of cof n . cnWM&hojn'
I f w ff
a Carpenter and Blackfmith4will be expected. A con
fiderable fum will be paid on delivery of. th Negroce,
and the balance Veil fecured, to, be paid iU one or two
years. For further particulars apply 10 the Printers.
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November' 20, 1 799V-
THE HonourahlcTthe ; Briadier.General of the
Tecond brigade,' lias prefentcd the following a$
the Uniform to be worn by the officers and privates ol
the fecond brigade. .' '
The officerslong blue coat?, faced with fed, white
under dFefs, blaclt cravats, military hats with feathers
Field cfficer$, "Adjutant's & Quarterrcaaer's,' full boots 5
oiheers in the line, bootees. . ,. ''";'',.
The non-commiflioned officeVI' ad7oriva'te of -"at
companyfhori Mue coats, faced with fed white un-
1 t 1 t f ' I.. ' j' 1 l 7 t' J:. v-.J ' L.i
ocr arets, djck cravan ami uncc.innui, ruuuu um
' 1 . .1 . " '.1 1 . . :" . "
wnue ana reo teaincrs, ana oooiecs or ganer
x' 77i;rr ij' ic ' 1 r 7. .-...'..ii "u:h.ih .
y Oil-CUTUUIUUUIKU uiuvtn Vil. a icnntii w jiMiii;
linn frrf in the tafflt rriantif r ab enrhtTijfiiord fvfficctSU
' The uniforniHif General 6flicer8,"aiidof thofe af
tached to tne general ltatt, win, as neietoiore, be bhie
and buff. By orclef of Brigadier-General Sitppfo'ri,
itf-'Jr ffiiiir Li NectJjairey Let Hommet Libre Lt
'Grq'na'earJ:toa'Le Defenfcur Hela Patria They were
afterwards baaifhed to Olerori. It is faid France has
: .RaUigK Septmler 10. . . . - . ,
TKur tKe forecrotnar meuacre be rctcrred to
a joint, committee ; wd ht Mcffrs. Porter, John.
"a (Vrr'pr rVnrdition on foot to be commanded bv Ber-
nadottte. . DjrUniotte'it commanding admiral at Breft,
lacdonald is at fans cor.iuuing tne ropetsuean ;
lime" was thrown into his gtave, and cWumed his bo
dy ; this was in order to evade'(a demand the Spani
ards were expt&cd t make for the corpfc to-embalm
it. . Preparat ions are faid to be making for the election
nf i-nrw Pooe. There are three or four candidates.
: ' Rujt,'t lias 'ordered T new kiy 6f 180,000 to. rectuit
Ijcr, arr:es. : .
Prufta is determined rf" remain neutral. Saxony,
-UW,Va'Vn'lWftVrmaii Etnoire. has made a decla-
ItUn to tin- fainVeffeft. The Ruffians and Germans
V.'4c nt nw (nvovt to ftrftm : ' Obleft not known,
lt was (aid the that Engliff nhifterliad been brdeied
-troriM wc-.ri3uuan..iMuxiu
nmuore wit yneA.ed
-In kylanj. The Parliament prorogued to October
29, was luuacniy.iummuH v t
pirrsBpROQGH Academy,
THE femi-annual Examinatton of the fctudents of
' thU ira'dmv. ."''wHPrnrninfnre on tke iflh d v-
nf Dpremrier naxt. and ccatihue fcveraF davi 1 the ;
examinations of the day, and Speeches v,f the 'young
uentiemcn, wiu dc toiowco uy mine ciramauc enter--tainment
to be performed by the Student it in the evening-
; William h. vvillums, ,
AWi lfi. Secretary of the Trujlees.
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THE fublcttber ha jaft erefted a good Fulling ; 1 ...
Milt, for the manttfafturin of tlotb, in .tV ....
r n ..i.; . r r.t? cr. 7c . . -
i uiii i v . air - nnrKimrnam. wunin . 111 1 rr 11 miipii air i tc.
.
court-houfe, and about twelve miles from MartinviiU'.
fcrews, ice, which he" will rent, or carry on th? bufi
tiefs upon ihafea, for1 a ter'm of -year's- -
It iVnecefTawr tn ohCfrve. that th mill Aan.'t fn 1
nefef failing ftream, in a good neighbourhood for cuf
mm i tKrrp heindr no nthr mill fnr manv mi1ii. ,' Xlktf
terms will be made known by applying to the fubferi-
1 . -t. . . L?r--ii . , ,, ' e iifnoAvf-t- rf ci
Der ar. incprcrnuci. o.;u auiy ?m&rv h
Korembcr I9 - -. .'
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