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flroy this nation. I hope they are all gone,, for it it
not my wifh. to .injure them ; it.U abfolutely neceffary
thai they fhouldjdepart arid that" immediately, or they
will forfeit the protection due tojall men, and by the'
law of nations ought to fuffcr death by being hanged
as confpirators againft the peace and fovercignty of
Mufkogee.- -" " ' "'" -v J . ,-
-'There are fomg
by them ; they were ignorant and did not know the
. confequenceof their employ. James Dereztux at the
Cowettas clthough he has Bad acommiffion fiom the
Spaniard he Im not done much harm because I ftop-
" lt aw'n9 . tne man wno M not Souc
I mull ?o immediately a he is a, dangerous man and will
-eaufeJbme-mifiei
ifjjt find him, for not obeying the proclamation, and
- proceed againft him according to law.
1 requeft you to make known this talk to" ill your
towns,. As my papers are not come down yet, you had
better keep them until yen come down yourTclf, or u n
til! I fee you at your ho, fe, for as foon as l have dif-
: patched my bufinefs here I will pay aifit to the town3,
which I expett will not be long. The people whom
IlerTheTu nd me when I came to meet y
vKaaviag.JireajLdea
Uftroyed aim oft every thing C left with them, or let
the tvater fpoil it which is the fame thing, which I feci
norc for the fake of our beloved red people, than for
royfclf, but it will not be long Before all will be ftratght.
J am your ''ibcTreTrlend,-' " Wm. A. BOWLES.
Let ie hear from you and the news you have in
you town.
To the Little Prime $f the broken arrow, alius Cowafife
' Norfolk; January 23.
Our readers, no doubt, rcrneinfrer the eailant
ac-
i ion between the fnip Planu-r, of Richmond, and a
French pmarecr of Superior force, (the account sf
which we long (incc publifhed ) We are happy in
liaving it in our power to Hate the amount f th? prc
fents given by the underwriters at Ldy d 's to that ship's
company. , L
lgii!o&i.Liwi.- fmaOer do, cinUdia a c. quart each.-with-Tt
ladle, neatly engraved on the edge with all the tro
phies of war.' On one fide of the-cups is a reprtfen
tatian fthe engagement', and on the other this in
scription : . .. -v . ,"r"
iPrefcn.ted by the Uncle nvritcrs ifLoyuV tb'TvIr.
David Maclnfnraiter of Themericah Ihip Plan-
'rrA of Richmond, asa'tokeji of their approbation of i
ew.ttpUry bra.rfty.and .perieveraiice in uren;l
j iiisy the laid (hip, and beating off an enemy of very,
iupeiior force; on the toth July, 179c)."
And in cifh too guineas, ; '..'-,. -
j To the. FirJl Mateo guineas. ; Secon it. Mafe-rr-r o
uicas. MoalftVainlO guineas. Gunner 20gui
fleas, 7 Saiiors 8 guih"oas . Sailors dce&iy nvbutuled
guineas. For Saiiorsfriends that fell in the a3ion
50 guinea"!. . ...... . ; . . '.
Two Lady ta(jer.ers elegant goto svatche3.
.. 'Two Gentlemen Pnjfen'ert clsgant fworus.
P A R I S, NoVcmbet . v
T.FIhey,'wi.ite trocA Maus .under date of thi 23d Oftr
VnaiJaring the Uay of the Chouans in. that town thty
.pub'ilbed thctc ihe following proclamuion : -..--'
We Count Lotn'3,, Vidor Duchaine de Bourmom,
TKnijjbt of the Royal) and Military Order of Saint,
.J.mm's, Colonel ot Infantry, comrrrflTrtr i.i chief for
jthe King i4i the Provii.ce of Maine , and , the adjacent
eniuntrv ' r . " - "
. f Frenchmen, your nu'sfortunes" arc dramg fo an
'a. i t)C iipur of combat is arrived. His royal ll.'h
n'cf3, iVloi.fic-ur.i the - King's brlther is pnly waiting
1 t r
li;s lire.
til!
1 t
a Unuing
point he fecureJ for him . to arrive cn
haatd of the ailiel favadron. 'which h cruiilne otf our
coaits. u.Fron one exttcmity of FrairceVto- the oth' r
the Roy4ii Hs 3y to arms, ; The flower of thofe of the
oinccs"rot the
towns ot Nantes, Vanr.es, l Uncnt, at. lJrionx, Ucn,
R 'A I XL,G,H,Fbruajiy .4, i8op.T
The Committee appointed; to form lhe.or.dcr of pro
cclaon and & make choice of a perfoji to deliver an
Uiation on the 2id inft.
r cncrl George VVashinctdn, have chofen Ma-
(CTIjejbabitants of Raleigh anJ county of Wake,
are mvited to attend to join the procefilon and other
teftimouila of refpea to be, then (hewn . .
'. . '.' .-. .' Ntw-ToRZ, January 20. -
ExtraS of a letter from a gtatleman of great reffeabilitj
- - in Str 7 homat'sj to hir jriend in Nt-jf Torh; doled 2 6th
Detemler. . ". . ,
" Newg-pf high importance'terminates this rear.
PlcC S0(1 lt maT PrvT truj, . iBuoBaparte, affifted
by Sieyefe and Roger Ducos, has overthrown the Rc
pjihllrcan gprernmcnt by fafpcnding until March the
;two-Couiicils, rtheConftiiution arid:theJDire(aory7
This triumvirate call themfelyes National Confuls, They
have feje&ed from e.ach hoiifcj .25 deputies, to form a
Confular National dfftmlly. . A n inftant hzs been fuffi-
-cient-toeltroy the ariciBtoloiras,-and t'aer'eft -their
new authority.; to ftrengthert .hich they have, it, is
faid, piomifed peace, before the expiration of three
months. This is a , very flattering-allurement for the
French people ; and itis fo much believed in France
that MefT Ssgeraii and Gauticr. have given orders at
Guadaloupe not to fend.fiom thence any of their vef
lilt until toe confirmation of peace' ' : 7T- , 7
1 hefe events were likely to have coft Buonaparte
fe. W hillt tie was addrelling.the Atfembly pre-.
vipnsr to their difmifia!, he was fhot at twice.: The' ball
xaiffed hm. But he woidd affuredly have been,ftab
bed, had not a grenadier, who !trod clofe by him, a
verted the blow, and received the woundinlris own arm
" Thefe tranfaftions were pafling when the agents
appointed for Guadaloupe left France. They haltered
to fct off, left tht y fhould be Aooped by the new aiitho
n'ties ; which would undonbirdly have been the cafe,
for the fir ft itep of the triumvirate was to deprive of
their efflptcymentrtheg
lionaticarid to JCvdl thofe. who hdd appointments out
of France. ' ,
" They arrived at Guadaloupe in a large frigate, ac-cOmpaniedJy-alloopf-warSince4hat-time
Vhiee
vellels from France hav alfo arrived, one of which
Brings news to the 1 7 th 'November. It is by them that
thtfe particulars are made known. The prevailing o
pinion ir. France is that a monarchic?.! cuhilifution will
TptTotfrs'cckT " an6ririatttT$ iVttie planXF t te' tVf vV"
rulers, to have it put into execution very fooh. But
who wiil this King be ? What is on that fubjed their
-defign ? You are feiiiible that if it U not Louis XVHI,
no hope cm be entertained of feting an endlo the c
vil? and troubles of Fiance. " , ' '
" The names of the new commifiionera arc J;anet,r
Lnveau, and an old man named Labesi). They have
been peaceably received, but without jny fen fat ion of
plcnfuie. The fir ft and thiid appear well difpofed, and
"chey promi.e to preYcnt-! he Iecon'cTfrojn tloing any
mifchief.1' ; ..' " "
The news from St. The mass wears every femblance
of probability and of authenticity. The latcuefs of
the dates, z thiiraSfn Ji the three Kien faid to have
proll rated 'the fiily RtjiubjV, and the circumllantiality
of the account, all concur to "render the fUtemcnt wor
thy of implicit confidence. '
The rriuriih ous and fanghinary Republic of France
hath at length ariicd 3t its Lit hour ; its fatcllites
have, by the bUfirug ofGcd, been .previouily cxtin
gniihed, 2nd its votaries, cxpiiihg, already lilefhe iujl.
The llavvn of Peace breaks upon the-World-; and long
fuft'eiirig; Reafon fhail, foon eitdt her perftcilcd head o
vrr the. crcft-falkn geriii of illumination. If the la ft
rtSitnorulVnt by any, Independent nation to '.thebicod--ttained
Ufurpeis, whofe"wverthrow fa abotrttV be con-,
(uintnated, fhoiild not, unhappily, excite the tefent-hu-iit
of "His Moft' Chiiftian;Majeftvrwe;fcV'ndthiriF
to piecliide the cominenccmetH of an tiniv'erfal reign
Britifli Admirals in commiffiorii'
.WITH THEIA tESfECTlTE STATIONS.
Berkeley, Rear Admiral,,
KicKcrten, K.car qmirai .
Blankpt Rear-Adimral
BiitiportAdmiral ; ,
Collingwood, Rear Admiral
Gettoir, Rtat Admifaj
Cuttiis,' Vide Aroiral
DickfoD, Vice Admiral
Duckworth, ' Rc:ar Admiral
Duncai, Admiral - '
Gardiner, Admiral
G ame, Vlee Admiral
Kei t rrrrVtceAd mtr al
Tv"J nrrfrnMl Atmirot T
Chauuel.
dftto. .
EalLIiidiec.
Channel.
ditto; -
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Gof Good Hopd
North Sea. w
Mediterranean.
North -Se4.
Torbay. J . ' '
Nore. . -
- Channel. '
tOMMVNicATlOJC.
A kcfelotion was laid on the table of the Ffoufe of
lans, Follow the example which. they you.
The 'Journal de Commerce at the 6tii Vtnd.maire,
th- FfHchDired3ry-injure3 theRcpublic oLFjance J
atid its commercial inhabitants, by the late impolitic - A- . 0 ; . rA t
1 u a. ' ' I - j-j'v vt v"yu uic.um .ww.
: th,n iUr canV.pofii!v hrt th -nercaaut pf hat city, , hi
as he cfeHy proves that the grcatelt part of.Akeir car- .... . , ? Ter-t u
, pes is. for French account -and already patd fif i arid 'tor.
jvhac m; v be- configntd,-..tuwe two thifda . r three
fotnih:; of the value has already been drawn, agreeably
ilvctium t ilcTu ftom, on t ran fin it ting the invoicesanl
'.""ThTi Is oTTYd ing. . , B cfid e$T"w ho fsiy t aVe off a ild' .carry
t!ji; chief French produce winesto foreign markets,
thnr enly remaining branch ivf profitable trade ? Who
' is to- iiidtmnify the French - merchants for what may
penih, or fall in price, duVing the embargo I Surely
; "rf'the foic:fee nf commerce were, to be.a little, more ftu
died by the fuU'rsof the Rcpublic.eyefaflanti cbxnmeiv'
t il f'r.eafurcs would 'not have deitroyed the trade, na.
' 'tfu rifri' nig coiiair v.." ' Frtf'quhttJ.rJfllittc'es'.. need not
hen have;ben. 'appointed' :i?y . govnn:c!)t. to a lopt
... V,., ,. ft - . . . ' 1 I. ....... t, 1
-.Un3 foir th.ptivewiou i't.t2iifcwiptcie,-...nicn cMru.'
. ij.iJy 'fiappen thrctigh the : many ti iiiug. to'ns of r he
T.rpti'ic. ' ; . ') '; v: j..-'- . .. ';' ' '-s ;''':'
Rcprefentativcs of the United States, on the 13th Jan.
b yMrTriircDrr,-iarihtr, repeal or t he fecond fection of '
Iti s curtou s to ob-
fret and tvorry thcrhfelves
attempt they have made to repeal
this law the reftraintit places on their aclions, is like
a ftate of bondage fo them J and the long time they
have beeti interdicted from an iudulgence in their old
plimc falfehood and lift, renders their exiftence almoft
iufupportable. Should this refolulion meet with a fate
limilar to that which befell Nicholas Motion, a death-
ike palencfa will ftretch itfclf through eyefy feature' of
ortion,
The United States (hip Baltimore has captured the
French brig L'Efperance to leeward of Guadaloupe,
and Tent her into St. Kitt'a. She has 108 hhds. fugar
qn .board. .'.", '.-.. ..' '.- ''-''''' '' ""'V
The tefc&fi'g.tjn.jT, Lieutenant Hillar, has captured
a French privateer of 10 gu?s and 61 men, . ; "! .
' . Thomas Mirrlhiv Ftq-vire,. late Governor of Penn
fylrania,' ded at .Lnuter on th: 20th of January.
; Cork. -
Lutwide. Vice Admiral Downs. (
Mitbanke, Admiral Portfmouth.
MUchcl, -VicelAdmiral -ii-North Aca - -Nelfon,
Rear Adojiral : Mediterranean.
- Parker,-Viee-rt :clmiral Weft-Indies. "
Pa rk-r,.Vice Admiral Chan net.
Pd !Tt;, Vice Admiral
Pole, Rear Admiral
.iiairJcrJiccAdnrira.l
Seymour, Vice Admirar
Vandeputr Admiral ,
Plymouth
Channel.
:aft Indie
'Weft-Iodie.:
Halifax.
Waldegrave, Vice Admiral Newfoundland.
Warren, Rear Admiral
Whitflied, Rear Admiral
Thofe marked are qommaoders in chief!
Channel.
, ditto.
. ' - CffjtKissTOtfi Januarv 2f.
Departed this life on Thurfday eyciiiDor thc;2 xi in- .
ftant, his Excellency EDWARD RUTLEDGE
Esq. Governor and Commander in Chief of thu ftate.
The amiable qualities of this refpedlted man procur
ed him the love of all who had the felicity to know him
his great qualities entitled him to jhe confidence of his
fellow citizcp which he portclTed in an eminent de
gree. His benevolence was unlimited, and his charity
fcarcely kne r any other bounda than , human mifVry
and the extent of his fortune. In public life his fer vices
havr beeri " greatly life fut trj . hircoun try, and his 16i7
will be feli in prooortipn asjt yilXbe.dif5cuIt,to fill r
the immenfe void he leaves in fociety. The fuavity of
his maRhers enabled him to prefervc the efteem even of
thofe who difTered ftoni him in the thorny path of po
litics. His family and his friends have fuflained an ir
reparable lofs, for no man ever poflcfTcd in a higher de-"
grcc tkan he did, the talent pf rendering happy all who
furrounded him and enjoyed his beloved fociety.
will be lamented as long as a rare union of virtue aad
talents fhall be prized among men, and memory retains1
Ler fat. It is hoped that a Sketch of his life and fer
yices will be prefented to the pslilic, by forte perfon
qualified to render this fer vice to the country, aud this
duty to departed worth. . '.-
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i)ied on Sunday, Mr. Benjamin Lockharf,.rn, .,
bitant of Wake county. -
The Truftees of the f'ayetteville Academic
ARE hapjy f have it in their power to announce
to the public, that the difficulty of procuring
fuitable and proper .boarding near the Academy fur
young Ladies who refide at a diftance and wifh to at
tend tha fame, is how removed : Mrs. EMMET hai
concluded) to open a houfe for that purpofc, and will
b as attentive t the manners, drefs, and behaviowr
. of the young Ladies committed to her charge, as to
their, cleanjicels and diett
To-thofe parenta who are acquainted witk Mrs.
Emmet, anything in her behalf is unneceffary to hi
faid ; but to thbfe who have not that pleafure, the
Truftees without refervation, do riot heGtate to fay
that they are acquainted ; with no" fady; more highly
qualified for fuch a charge. Mri Emmet's terms for
boarding and wafting, ar thirty pounds a year, ajftl
Bedding fdu'ad'or where tharis not convenienti bed
ding may be found oh an extra allowance being made :
One quarter .board will be -required. in iadyance,- -V
Fayctteyillc, February 2, i&oo. - 2m.
. W ANTE D,
A-JSQffleyltta
a generous price wilU be -given fcy the-month
or year. . " William Daniel,
Raleigh, Feb. 4. Carriage & Cabinet Mak'cr
; FOR S A L E7" '
A Valuable tract of land lying in sheupper end of
Chatham county, on both fides of Morgan's
creek , containing - Job acres, Soo of whicK arc good
low-groundS well timbered ; the high land is oTa foft
grey quality well timbered with pine, &c. fituate a
bout four miles from the Uriiverfity. For term? ap
ply to Edward Walton, who, lives adjoining the faid
land, or 'to thefubferrbet rlivingin MecUenbuTgTigT
JanUaryo'. , "' 1 ' JOHN WALTQK.
TWENTY Dl)LLARS REWARD.
STOLEN from my plantation on the i$th inft. a
likely Grey GELDING, upwards of 15 hands
hijgh, 6 or,7 years old, in tolerable good ridiog order ;
his bread much galled with harnefs ; a oatufal troi
ter, and high fpiritcd. Whoever will deliver faid liorfe
to me, fhall be entitled to. the above reward, f
; JAMES GLASGOW.
v Glafgovr couaty, Feb. u
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