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INERVA
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i ljiGv-PuBLisHED EviRYUESDAY BY HODGE & BOYLAN, Printers to th Statj.
T U S D A T, -;: March 4; 1 800.
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LONDON, November 20.
. AoMfkALTtzQuicft-NaiiM.
ffttj $raJrtttr,firtm captain Macnmara, of Hit Majej!
Cerberus, JSt. Andre t Ut. 12, 1 799.
" Sir,
."On -the 20th; at 5 P. M: CapeOrtugal tearing
S. S. W. or 9 leagues, a fl'ct ' d:f:overcd from our
-mafUiead,--ftandi:ttp:
-and, -nearly- touchio-gr-b ""''""iipf'
neray nuw iVx'tied oiViy to Wiih to join Hia fquadroo
to leeward, -as h'cjwrjjm!d.a;r Ia.iL fprthajjurp.ife, and
his fire was uct verv h.'ii.
To ohtia'.c hit intentions,
1 wore, and engaged. hiro-undcr hi lee. At hsltpalt
S? Ins re was completely. fi!e:ccd ; but all my effort!
-to take po!k5n of hi wci- rendered fruitlefa by the
tithii buadrnn tit-ui ..up lj lupport nun,- .wnicik
I no'wTlb'J'.id to co if. -V five filiates and twn ungs,
On hanliit', up, t; v vc .t !-eir . -tked; we nearly fell
n boonl of .one o; tliVm.' and carried away her.mai;i
.torilail yaidvi-5
the "re.V-c!t pArt 'of tlit ti!ie keeping tip i fire on boih
fiJ;,"I I'.'idc;- i :ic inortu y uig Ptcciiii y to Haul oi.
1 then Uid Im'M of on: o1.
feT
13 no one who mufl not congratulate himfelf on the firft
The Ictten from . Augftwrg ft'ate that general SiJ
wan ow has -adually begun-hii march to retur n hbmc,
and that hii whole amy i$ in motion Thii mult to a
-eemmgrernirfcnrimilienITi montH,and roifionally thrown into prifon, have been
A 1.J..1.. 1 1 r ' 'r .
firtuuu.c, auu injure inc proiecuticn ot tne war a
gain ft France; though it is xtremcly'eirjhat the im-.
portance of the Rufijans"ha been greatly oter rated.
Vienna the wiihes ol tht people are in favour cf
peact. roltticians thrre thu.L that the late crrnts 1
C3IZS-2r25 Xirtrvimcr fronTBruncli of laft m
aid de camp, lan've to Latour Mauburg, it has been conce
-..1..T.. -
binrcu 10
tririr co n -uy A';i;oii l was
entmv'i fit'.adron was
within a mile, (landi.iJ rovaid us. rsady to fuppart
each oMcr.
Chat vrrv zeaious officer, Lieut, St;ic-
poh, performed thii TerTce In f th"Joily boat. Uiwnjr
hard" snd in a heavy fea. The CerTffrm nHyjufffrejd
in her fails and rijrguv, and tour men wounded ; whicfe
fire, andan unexpeibi atiacK, mint h?.ve vhrowo the
enemy into. I oliferved, in the lnti part of the afti
n, fome of their frigates fired whole i"oV.Jfides with
ut mot. 1 have to regiet I had not another frigite
with rr.e, as in that cafe, I onfidint t "fliouhl have
. deftroyed 'the greatell part .of the enemy's convoy, aid
--'fcifS-ukcn "frrm'e "sftirt.WT irrrn-"--""'"
Lnced ne t -fay. ilrat !v' cfTicn rtZ "hip'f rirtpl-
" jytf HU McjcuVa-nVp wu'er ny. c-m-nin.-!, ihewed
thcmfelvis cool and 'intrepid -u - i. ; ar.d tio-tU I hare
-r ; not been f:tu n a i e crvu.;h t. rvk r a -)y or'i-e f r,t iv; y V
charge 'jd'affairs- at that" court, is, gting to France-in
ofdar to come to .this coinftry to fili thcofTjce to which
it was mentioned in-the French papers that he had been
appointed. '
armiftice between rhs Feneh ton fa! -and -Clionah
chiefs has by no means put an end to the hopes
of our government , from that predatory war. They
!arn by private letters that they liill continue in grft
Wce, xind that they7ererife iVcir adherents in open,
day . The plan of an expedition to the coaft of Nor
ir.andy 11 therefore jueferved with incrcafing fpij its, .
and ihe,kopei.o.jraike--a-tIi;ent-':-n;'-Fri nee vnth
100.000 tfoops "of-ditTeufit f ations, EngliHi, Ruffians,
Swili, and French. '
Captaiii Tnjrlor, t!ic diike of-York's fecretary,
oes to Sr. Peteifor.rgh to afiift m digeftirVg the ncr
ortRele cnanges, arid who mult not be dafirous of the
latter. All thejerfons condcmnedJfl
releafcd- The Ex-Prinee of Heffe, has been the laft
who,h3shee
at of the prefemt joTcrnment (hew that it is attempt
brr to uciliate the public mind ; but, the ttyle of the
Journi'ls i fiicrri that n has bce moft afluredly fucceff-ji
ihall con trad for more troops than we ever purchaled
Jniu yJcrmc t y eajW
in thij fttiice or notr wextnnorfayVnbut wt know
that the rumour of fuch a deiign will do rnre to unite
all the hoHile patties in France, than the effected mo
deration of tht coafnli, or tit? ihort -lived energy which
the government has deiiycd ftum the late 'military con-
vu.uon. . f
circles of. Mr. Dundai's journey to Scotland' was
frons dep political reafoni.- Some .fay that he is a
b.int to retire from ofii e, and is to be called! up to ;h?
firiiic"fPeersr"A"TnthffT tn
f 1
r (S'it or
tfi;
r on t re
1 .. 1 1 i i v v i J 1 h 1 c h h c
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mi .. utCM n;a. '
fauadron, I hope 1 may be v' ?
ble alTiitsnce i recir ived rrof r.ii if.'htVv
nnarter .deck, aud'U-c t
vrur,,' A mv oriler?, -! Wk a" ?c!t.
roeuvre
tin or -tl
tV .Kill
the ThJp coriiDoiing lhc -e-vr.My a tq nctron.
'f-nd y 'mi' as picn to mt.by the '.mioncrs- taken out ot
the nip we burned.
' i hare the hbor to Se, ic.
- ( Sirred " I
' (2,t." ' . 'I ' Cil.7
Scotland'-
at r Fi A C tl . perforal interview
wiii) Sir -Ra'ph .Kerctombie, i'"1 do away Ionic ; 11.it
luvritf !F".f;';n' which has oCrrcd on the late expedi'
.ijnd.
ruin to .1
e w -g fo ncctflVv'-.M'ur the enemy from Ik- A lette, Ikoi c:trr5.Tbhn -correfpondent of the 7th
bat advantage o:: .ichji, great a fupeuo.i- ; inUa.:, 'li Our a,cha:Mo tf Icarcitrhavc fob
a'otWrwife have -r- ih-:u. lV 'names of hxit .they ar iucccc.e.-1'by bur appjehenhousof
hi conooiin'lhe rr.y fq ndron, I .herewith French' invalio'n and the t.tpop- forwarding to this
1 " : '. k ,1,- ,:rA..-v0.t,t,-n ii'it of i cMintrv feem to Ihew hit vurcrfroTernmcnt'a'Ifo 13 ot
, . lav. ,Ki...uUi..i.
L. Ce-es
' XiDiana
L'Etncvalda
44
40
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J..a.Merc.eJcji' aa
'-La-Rclojoi.
NEW-YOIIX, r.ruArr 15.
q.-untry fcern tojhew hit yBurJgorernmcnt'a'Ifo' 13 ot
without expedition ot inch an event.
'".""The'Coiiudate.lnrc agreed to the demand made by
Gen. Knox, cf re!idi::j at Ca!ais, for the purpofc of
being better enLlfd tn i cany- iota ciTed the rcleafe of
the Seoo Fiemh pr!.foners,.jlipi)lated by the conven
ts ojCAinLiJciltlIkma unsbertisto ac-
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l-company turn. - . ' . ..
.A-vJcrman paper. tits: About coo itilrt rebels
a- :'rvcA At .Emlcn, and were .received by a -Pruffian
o'fu;cr, wiio -.-r;c; them one dc-llar, or three (hlllingj
'.crling bounty each, licing bged in the barrss
t!,tv iliOV' ht of reinlinff themfclvca with-pin after
- - - ; rt k ' - , . l
vn;'l,wJjh .puprn to tie fcvr-.tejnlii of Dccemhcr, r(
'ceived ttthi'QfTice of tht jVercentLre. Mverlifer. :
their, voy'a.ff'e ; unfortunately,-. trey get too rr ucu in-
and bean talkirfg or cutiui.cy oft King t headi,
1. h e fl ext m or n 1 t?g
(Vr- 5
J. a o ncri v.f . .rerouitiBnai v-Mii e,-
Fayette, were about-to be recalled. . Thiiis poffiblc,
and I in a '-'certain decree probable,but nothing autheatic
has hern puMiftied which lead to deonftratc that fuch
a meiifure is in agitation. The recalling of the Dutchefs
of Arerr.berg and of fome ot her Br abaLtefs furrimes no
argumer.t on fuch a fubjeft. v '
ismce vvrtttrvg the above, we learn that Pans papers
to the oth have been received in twn,--Themoft iati-
pprtaat eircumftance which we can eelfeel from them
is an inference which we are abIertodrawefrom the re.
publican ftatemejits, that the Auftriani have obtained
riew advantagc in T Italy.
December 16;
The Clyne, George, Wennel, and three other vcf-
ftds,-on hia Msjefty's lateProclamation permitting "a."
Commercial Intercourfe With Holland, cleared n-.t of
-the- C x ftcm-Hcu fe i n L nd on i n hslla ft T6rArnftei4ia.
where, on their arrival, theT were feized, and their
3bt e w4oif ge3:tfFgoaI:T:tEFBaiaviari
ledgtng, that they had not opened their ports to Lng
land.
-eeifhy'the- E;'?h mil du'to-d he a dozeuof the mcrtt u.:-i(y were fluted with
Vicna a C a -;t G t ' e : ;ai!liiJkniki-lC
ThTiIerent adioris. .which" have ' t i'i. ' n . P: cf.Pon ?':g j j.'.e to ail '-therrit, wh- fec-ned to be all fine yo'ing
-j!tlh,'irpen yatiwi'' ;p!iint..f:ary extfn-.ie'J-lme- rpdlti'c)t fro.n 8. to 50 Vai s of age. . They after-
There hid bf'fii n (-rjyj.fMcntjnur rom every , , 'wre divided in mall parties, and convey edun-
"pT'fl they'cctn)i;.'d ti.rFi.ru! li 't.. iiu-teih:wrlr-crTTvyn. dcr '.ftTonSv'0 x different regiments, where, the
TKt- etizU 'tfr:vniM-'r.;;:-'i .reach ''wa.to t!ie f.$'.li:. n;cer tjtj hem,;th- would ft rr.oft particularly ta-
fd m 1 1 , V, - 1 j t to tha PC- f ,mn --f 9ihi.u.rarri'n.riVrnnrV'rrQmmehded'
I w - J : -T - - , J
Djeccbcr 15.:'
the hitDid!(;ii or arsrs ccnciuced
the F; cn'ch"'4ii p s inbv
rtod'-t h ar ritirr h e -yd - q ii T' t ' V
the. -sotn
iports; '0
CVan !,!u'' -re 1
the P;.iia r'-a' X
r--?.?;i:teo i'1 -M "
vol fe.'.!- -Tiiey by ve
(i-'hn'i hi-'h 3' v
r tHfe-iif re' of C'ivf vN,
t'red fcim to h vc -,i
ZZ.lviiicf.ii-, iiut l:-:-i2
rc'iiforcfd, ;
ir-Ce-
', V'Wt.Vr,
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V r.
Mil! .
L- Tic! ra " Upon
, Hid, the re
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l ' , I'lHMS It Jl 1 ' 'S C l
N'-tVitliilandin
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p'aflVs i'-to the- Ge 4dw2cetbH-cdoirxille,3'iid of .the royaMIt chiefs,
fcuin-'-all 'the pa "Htppears that not'' o'ril'tthc dill rid otV-nnrs,- in which
-revsi-'T.m-m.a.
cd cao beiivSfn:;' -al.t--rti-),v---n;v oiienine.
"-wi,:,.- tl4 bt n;t!;'w 4'T thenrbc.
flr7-!V'cV.mpV-te!v c-d iecji, the An-'
p-rid -: that cluv fr.'.ia ft ih kvtvpijc.a; I is laid,
1 ; 'e w I fe' t o b s' t' ! : VrrrrS i f rhe' A- K(lan .nvcr.nwent
1 b.e :nvt if-C;f!?...iGeral George commiods,. ami-par t of Normandy,
t.', .w iv : -L in- 1 which ts urdcr-the (iirenmn ot Uenerat frottcenit-
hiht their holtilitfe8.W4111.il ae republic, but that -the
faUtisare parts, of
theWtll, and particularly in Ac e'epartmentof which'
Tours is thc.chief.place.; A letter from that city, da
ted en the lit inft. leads n? todselicTe that the mo-
rten. Hedouville,
reiules vaihtr to the royalift chiefs than tohtir foldi
ers, an that a great part of the IatterNlnic gone to
'incieafe:the:ot4rr
i' is afipomtJi
t. rvA povvem.1 -rei:jloipfi
:nts l.i t,'.vli arnf'Y in this1
Urna .t,Jwa K;.ii r.t new , op'TCirioni nave i?en.
: nrev i Rer to circulate,
-'feri&Tio'it' 'A .jrcat;'appe,irs.'ute-'(;f pr'cbahd,.tyr, 1 .'
Several change
corps which are yet "der arms.- ,
hntK in'thr aJminiDratie .and in .
fiitnae'v the confuls vAittoicr hasT
t nrmw' Viav Vl(n tn :
oeen appointca . 10 juccccn iiiiicuiaiuci. ?, wwnu
ud it it thougrht '.thai the min'ifter d'Orquiio wilKalfo
7 - .... . j- -; . ' h
ej e long bc'fuccccdcd by fome other perfoq
P A R I S, December 12.
Different Journals have given in a iiilVf the or.dt-
dates -fur thr trorrf vffktprVKi'ipTZTeiv$ t of IKS'na
have pointed out Citizens Volne' , Berliner am Tsd .
lcyrand Perigord as Colleagues to Buonaparte oti-er", - .
who prr ti-nd to an cqnl degree of information, aiiurti; "
us -th.it BiTonapatte will he 'the firft Cpnful, and will
have tor .his colleaijues Gars.t r-' T':c
fadiM ftK Impatiert arc carly ilf.iu. 1 Cti..
f.ve: thing ..elucidated. We think they muft yet wait
at lead ten days. 5 ' i
Paris is at tl;i;s moment the. retidetrous of almofl. alj
our generals.
Buonaparte a (Tern bled at the Loniulat Jfalace, on
the th cfDccember, the twoiLegiflative Gorasiifli-
ons. Roger Ducos took the chair.
Darvnou read the plan of the New Conftitution, of
which we have only hitherto colleded imperfed frag
ments, f j : ' ...'-- -;- - - '-: "
The difcuffion was calm, and every way worthy of
h gteat a caufe. They firft difcultcd it in whole, and
then article hy article.
Some of tfre articles weie ftrOngly combated, hut
they were carried by a great majority : others were re-
jeded, and it was here that Buonaparte manifefted his
wonderful powers, for, after having colleded all the
opinions for .and.,againft an article, he commented on
the argument advanced,, and concluded by bringing the
majority to agree to the proportions which he naade
The affembly did not feparate till fcvea o'clock next
morning ; anu tne cuimauic uiuiwi cumnu u
digeft "the alterations which,wcre made ; and the aA
.wilLhcjnade . '
Citizen Roederer has now lifted up another corner,
of ThTTuTTaurrtnl
The following iithe (ketch whichriegives sf the pub
Itf eftijiment j : ' , ...'-,; . '
JLtgijiatlveovjer, , 'rr
".There is to be a Council oi State to propefe lv,
which Council of State conltitutes part of the Execu
tive power. -For the difcuffion oft hefe propoftd lawg,
there is a Tribunate, or a felcd body of the Rcpre.fen
tatives of the people ; and a Legillative body to decide
epoh the propofitions after thCy lute been difcufled ot .
aliented to. -.
The Legiflative Body is to'confift of jco members ;
the Tribunate of 1 o ; and the Council ofjtate of 30.
Executive Power. -'.-' -- v-- :
Thet e is to be a 6rft .or priBtipal Cwiful inrefted ;
with power to appoint and remove, Mini(lcrs, Gene
rat's.. AmbaiTadors, and Coiiufcllors of StateThere
arc to be twei other Confuls to difcufs public matter
in concert with the firlt .Conful. They are to hate but ,
a confultive yoice ; their perfons are inviolable. Th
are named far tcn'years ; they may be re-elededi they
at 111 hav 3 guard. The grand Conitil will have gco,oo
frances of falaVy,. .-There are befides two councils of ,
State, the owe for the Department of Fdreign A fairs,
and the other forvthe Home . Department.- , This lat
trr Council will have the initiative. It will haye alio
if
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