N O 'T I C E. , r .
THE Suftfcribrr forwarns any perfon,
Vrcm taking an aflignraent or otherways
'cTatrotc given by him' to Mr.-Ward, as.
the debt Kavbeen, finccf paid; and the note
las iuft given by way of memorandum, and,
Tot made negotiable, therefore will not
" :t to any pcrfon, and requefts.that Mr.
VTard will & the Subfcriber; for a let
tlctrent. Tbe rote is nearly m the fol
S words, to Wit, On demand pro-lf-
to pay F, Ward the fum of .ninety
rounds, value receivcu,
other iuch' inftrument; noperfon can be
n aSt0the"ATHAN SMITH.
December 6.
NORTH-CAROLINA (3AZETTE.
AJrUor being uow tu ,
Ncwbern and the city; of Raleigh,
thii paper will be forwarded to-fubfcribers
in the towns of Kinfton, Wayneborough,
Sraltlrfield and the city of Raleigh, and.oa
the road to thofe placet; :
The fubfeription iszf- per year; paya
ble iof., at the time ot fubftribing and the
reft at the year end, exclufive of poftage,
which is 52 cents a year in hard money,
or about 5f. 2d. ih paper. - ' ' :
, Stibfcnptiorj papers are Iodg?d in the
.a, m thr PMtmafters and.with William
White, Efq ; Lenoir, Bryan Whitfield,
Efq ; Mr. Robert Donnell and col. Joleph
r.Zn ? Warre -and col. loel Lane near
Raleigh, lite wife in the hands of the Polr
riders. . , 4 ,,. l
Any application by letter by thepoft 01
ijiherwife will be attended to. ,
Any perfon procuring twelve fubfenbers,
tnd becoming accountable for them will be
caihled to the papers for the whole year,
Mr. James Foy, of Onflow has a fub
rUf loAaed in his hands. He
will particularly attecd torthc Jr F
the papers of anygentleman who may iub
fcribeto h'im-He vrill alfo receive pay-
. ; " CAPITULATION or SLUYS:
r I HE GeriVcomriiandiiiV the; fortrefs bf
":;l'?tuj4 propbfestb the , GcneraljQf the
-French troons rr urrA 'irArkrf'r
the Howihg terms ; ' , .r-.v.
rViArtvI. ,The garriion (hall rnarcE ibut ill
48 hours ; after .thefigning of the capitulati?
on, with all the honors bf war ; : with r their
camp equipage and baggage, and'fliall take
the route they plcafto the United Prorin
ces The Prcnch -Generai Ihall furnifh the
ncceflary conyeyance for ihe removal of the
. Anf.. The garrifon (halt march biit in 48
hours after - the capitulation js . figced, hy
Ztidpqrt, with the honors of warvas! a tef
timbny of the gallant; defence ; they have
made 5 they fliall lay down their arms after
having paffid the Jluices hall be condut
: ed, as prifoners of war, , and fent to ftich
place as the Republic fliall appoint ; the
officers and Soldiers fliall retain their bag-
II- .The fick who remain, fliall :berfaain
tain&Tahd cured at the expence of the ftate ;
they fliaH aHerwards be furnifhed with the
neccflary paffports for the purpofe ol rejoin
ing their regimenis. Compiiflaries lhall be
appointed to regulate this article. I ,
Anf. As foonj as the fick are- cured they
fliall follow the fate of rhe garrifon. '. .
111. The artillery, magazines, and arfe
nals fliall be ifurrendered, after the neccfTa-;
ry delay, by commiflarics appointed on each
fide. ' . ;
, Anf. After the capitulation is figned,
commiflarles hall enter the place i for the
purpofe of receiving from the commiflaries .
of the garrifon . the artillery, militarv ma-
t72zmcs, and every thing belonging
tortinc-uors
removed to, Kayeityn. .
S W I T Z E R! L;A NWk
Tbp couucil andxitizens at, Beirne Lhavc ,
ing to the I E
cient. .
C8ib:r it-
F. X- MARTIN.
TUST imported from Philadelphia, a gen
J eral alTortaient of '' , " . .
F A L L G O O D S,
which together with our former flock on
hinds, we are determined tb fell on fuch
lj-.v terms; that country ftorc keepers; will
fi U ir their advantage tb apply to us. Our
c..p-r;nerlhip will diflolve on the; 15m day
o J uun'riext, allperlons who have mj de
brands, afeJreq icfl;d to apply at our itcre in
Graven tfrcet, ort or before that day. 1 we
alio bey. our friends and cuftomers. will take,
notice, that we expecl they will call and pay
tbeirdiiFerent acrountf as no further indul
gence can be expecledL C om us. .
& MANNING & BYRNE,
Alfo on hands,
Port and Sherry Wine, ;.C
... v Loaf Sugar, - ;v :
Supcrfine.Hylon Tea, - ' J--'
A lew barreli and half barrels Krong
beer,
Old Gin in cafes and French brandy,
Nails, Bar iron, fteel, fait, &c
COMMITTED to the gaol of this coun
ry, on the a8tb of this inltant, a ne.
gro man named STEPN Y, five feet and
one inch high, tolerably f well made 5 about
icny y ears old. his right leg. about his an
cb "has been fore, as
his right foot rery much fweUed. He lays
he belongs to Mrs. Mary Ward, of
gow cow ty; and that he rana way in fodder
etiing time. The owner is defired I to prove
The property, pay charges ancltake him
.HENRY GRAY, Sheriff- -SmUIfcU,'
Jdnfl on purity, Ooier
IV. ."i he inhabitants fliall nqt-be molefted
n scccunt of their Drivate'obihions.br of
thecodufl vhich they lave adopted. -1
Anf. Granted. -' - . - ;
V. The French trorps fliall becupy onry.
one pare until the departure of the garri
fon : " '" -: ' J :' y ' ;v :'; ,': . -
Anf. After the; capitulation is figned, -the
Zudpofte and tKe advanced .works, fliall
be pu: in pofTeflion of the French. ' fc
VI. The clerks of the magazines the
futlers and fervauts who-are- not loldiers,'
fliall be permitted to .retire to their' Own
country. PaflTports fliall be granted to them.
(The military fervts fliall remain vvith their
raafters. y i' ' ;; ,1, . ; ' ' -.
: Anf, Granted.,. ! ;. v .
. VII., The commiuaries on each fide (hall
fettle the number of carriages lu ceffary for .
the removal of the fick and the effeclsof the
garrifon..;';' u :,':V-: . . rj -; -i X :
. Anf. Granted., '. ;; ' -T7TTT
'Vhtt Tame cbmmidries fliall alfo
!' ., J A " w " .17 .-ft
fcttlcthe number of furgeons neccfTary to,
be left with the fick vho remain iat iiluys,
and of. thole wno arcp accompany ic gar-
rifon.
'pn beccubt of th French emigrants, 4whonv
their mbney is'htarly-fpent. , ' t r
. FRAN jj F 5 R T; : 3e)i. 6. : ,
r For the pompletion4 of -thearrhy: pfthe
Empire, the Duke ot. 5axe;TeIchen, has
correfponded with', the Blflibp of Spires -,
who Ifays, his ; country J s ; rjiin'cd. already,
, and that he. can. furnifh no contingency to
the' army. . ;. '',., j'-, - . . . - .' .
- The circle of Franemna rienm nlfn iriir
averfeto thefe maurcsy and the anfwer o.
the King.of Pruflia' -as Klcclor of Braden- '
burgi. has been as full "a negative. He fays
he has made .fuch Sacrifices, already,- as far
exceed the expences of si contingericy bis
troops have rendered eminentv ifcrvices; the
expenpes for retaking Frankfort and ;MenU
have not been ttade good yet there is rib
arrhy of the Empire, for the few '.corftin
jrenctes that are- fiifnifhed, do not deferve
fuchj apellaiion. v iBcfides, it' was ; agreed,
that ; the furniHiing ..of trcops fhould be
brought with ready, money. ' . v
't.The war in Fpland, excited by the com
mon j enemy, in order to prevent his Majel
ty from defending, the Empire, fully difpen
latest him from it Finally, his Majeftj
thinks himfelfentiticd to dcclare, that if all
ftates did as much as he had done, the
country would have been faved..
i HAM B fR O. Srtt. ii.
. Laft week rFived jn the river Elbe; the
Snslifli frisrate Iris-bf -22 truns. havintr on
Doara tne tnira iranippct Qt jcnginn iudii
dies for the Court of Berlin, confiltiug o
,i25ioool. fterling in'Spapifh dbilars.
C; OPEN Hi A G E N, Seph"6:
The Triftrutidrisof " the cabinet of St?'
James's arrived here yeflerday.'by the En
glifli poft, by which the - Britifli men of war
andi brivateers i are! .ordered not to detain
fliips bound for France, and laden with corn
and! flour. Is." ;
,This meaf are. puts the continuation of the,
good undemanding Detweerr JJcnmaTk ana
Englahdbeyond all doubt. ! -ThefeTMnftruc?
tions have excited tiporl our exchange and
every where a great deal of joy arid fatiafac
tion. ... 1 , ' ' , . . 4
j It is faid that .the fleet anchoring in the
outer road is to be unrigged and put i up ir
harbour on the 1 6th inft, and the bwecdifli
j fleet will then return fo Carlferona.
IX The officers wno are convalescent
Oinll lrVen their horfes the general fliall
alfo retain with hint fuch ofii er as he may
felea. i- . !
Anf. Granted. - j
, H A E R L 1J M, Sept. 14.'
By diflferent letters from Bpis le-puc it
appeafs that on Friday and Saturday, lad the
French appeared within fight ot that garri
fon, but not within he reach of cannon
dot. They afterwards fell back, but came
in greater numbers irithe environs, and dai
ly attacks are made by the refpe&ive advan
ced ports. It appears to be decided that the
pofts of Boxel, and the other places on the
Dommel, are to be rbaintairtcd, for which
purpofe fome Englifli cavalry arrived m
Boxel on Saturday laft. i The. Englifli army
is alfo in motion, but their deltination is
-not yet known. The bridge that had.bcen
thrown over the Mcufc; a: Bockhovcn, 'ii
I LON D O Sept. 6. '
By the Coriinna mail of yefterday morn-
ingj we have letters directly from , the Spa
nifli head-iquarters; in Quipofcoa, dated Au
guft;l8, cuntalniiig the : flowing particu
lars: j .y' -, i
J Fampelurta in Navarre remains altogether
uridiftnfbed: ?i ' . ' ' . , . ; ' i -
.In Bilboa: every apprehenfion has! fubfii
ded i'ln confequehee of which . an border
has been iffucd for the fliips, which hatt
been loaded with ftores, i &c. preparatory
to their departure 'in the firft moment of a-
larm, to unload ; jas alio it has been hgni
fiecl, that the port is again j Open for trading"
vvcflelsof eyefy description.1 . .
: The levy of 170,600 'men being nearly
cnrhnleatedi a. rrahd attack of the enemv.
was expected to i take rlace , daily- . Tha
French arniy is behind Tolofa that r place
is'not taken. J . ,yy 'f :-:
At Bilboa fokrteen confpicubus perfont
have been found guilty of treacherottfly cor
rfcpoading wirh the enemy, aud are order-
cd for execution. Twelve were-hanged at
Pampeluna 5 ,tt was there dilcovered , th3t
all the guns on thevbattetie3 had been loaded
with land inftead bf powder, fb that if the
caemy had fiiccce'dcd in penetrating to the