bert, Gurnard Glen, : Jjooumi uooancn,
.. r - . ' , m
r - - it : TF' . T -1 1 O T - .
Malbone. iViurrav, Farker: Reed. Rich
ards, Sedgwick, itgreaves, jer. Smi.h,
inompion, f iratcy, van mien, riui
worth, Williams, 53. ..
- Thetlerky by mifcount'itg, declared the
votcto be 49 and 40 and the Speaker de-:
-i-irtM 111 HlO npr ihl.'Pi 'ii.rciifv ir i.il'lll 111
" Found that fifty' voted in the negative, ' fo
Mint uiv ..wiii iuuiium ,ta tnu'i ii-u r. 1
-au will.alluLe- fetuarkcd,-that lore o the:
firmei oppofers of the 1 reaty vored aga'nft
v bad in itfelf, arid hotwithftanding
X. exifting circumftances. . , V
' . V . Ablent uporvthis'quelUoni
vieurs.
4
the preamble on the. ground ftated by lr.r
PahkRh t' fo that if an doubt has edited
of thefenfeof the Houfe on the merits of
the 'rreaty none can now remain.
- Mr. Smith ( C then for" accomnVo.
dation fake) moved to infert, ths yortJs,
, wi h reference to the Merits of the T rea
lty,", "m the reiolution.' - : ."
Mr." Git.KS remarked, , that "( the Houfe
had force timefmee decided, that they had
a right to examine the merits of the Treaty ;
'and that, therefore, the adoption of thefe
.words would lead them tocontfadicV them-
felves.k. Y - i . ' ' . f
' The motion was withdrawn. ' v
, Mr. SwANWick regretted the lofs of
the preamble, but declared his intention un
- der his prefept impfeirionsihicb were for
med on the iroft mature deliberation of vo
; r ting againft the reiolution. ' . ' 0. . y
Mr. Holland find a few words ' by way
oherbourne and ' Freeman : on
leaveX- Wr.Uuvalreiigned. Mr." Patton
by illne. 'xSk " Jvlr indlay accidentally . .
'I'Y.- XfO latter inav be fairlv ranM n-
-: 1 1 iv. . j -j -- s
gainft the 'I SF-; 16 tn eif majority:
of ONE m tye reckoned- 5i r the houfe in
Favbur of carryii.-S inr efFcft that Inftrument
under every ctriuince. ' .
' It was U.mfortunte indeed, thatr Mr.
.oLey (hould have en abfent on fo hi
tereilini? a nueftion : an .more fo perhaps
:ihatJylrllkLEN8RR-lldavfr;h3n.-
gcd his mind at fo'cntical a juncture. But
. it is the part of candor to be' oen to con.
horn Feb. 19, fuppofed in queh of the TVu:
Ion fleet, uhich -was faid to be oat. ' ;
: - v' : F,0 KvS;k'EV, ' '
..np HE houfe and lots, nqw occupied , 'b
Ty' iliam Shertfrd, the lots may be
-had feparatelvr or together; rmn btu int.
.bn broad ftreet, neaT the Court4x ouft, ,-md
mt l win. 11 wi
' o -
COX'Si
' -1 he whole the rit)perty of rsAMary.
,Jfil0rchigJ -- ttt "'X '
SUP
-N O R;F O LKr'9
On Monday laft Mr. "Gregjrfub'nittethe
followingrefolution to the I ioufc of RepiC-
fentative, which was agree to :
, Hefolved, nh t a comnurtee be appoint
ed on the part of this Houfe, to be joined
1 .. " ' ! l . . 1 1
by a committee 1
to consider and
necctrarv-to be 'doiiS during t!ieeprefi
ion, and at what time it will be ropfcr-t
adiourn the lame.' J -
OnTuefday, the 3dinft. the bill njjkijig,,
appropriationsjowardsdetrayingtheexpences
1 of carrying into tffea the treaty lately con
: eluded betweenvthe United States and . Great
L Britain," was read a third time, and the blanks
filled up and paffedk
The blank for the fum of money to Be ap
propriated for carrying the act into effect
L
p;l- e nt ,
A- W:.S: ' V-
of " ,:
N O R.T H-C A R n t, tt
1 ' public r.nd private lrom the eiiduf Tndre
t;445 doftars each
1
of recapitulation ' 0.1 v the demerits of the was tilled up with 80,008 dollars that for
Treaty, and exr.refied his intention to vote I paymentof enchof the commiifiohers in Lon- ;
agaimtir. - - , ,; don, witn 0,007 aouarsanu 50 cents; ana
Mr. Wihn difapproved of thevTreaty .1 for "thole retiding in the United States, with
wen he-hrft law it ; not'ag that he, had
heardf;in.the Houft could " induce , him. to
ithange his (Shtiments : he bjheved hisron-'
. ftituents oppofed to it, and If.ould ybte"dec:
' dedly againitit. ' l" ' . j , .
The yeas arid nays Were as follow, on the
refolution for cajTing the Treury into 'ti
.feci, ... . .' '.
t . .. y e a- s. .; ; .
. . jrKr. AmesVTiailey. Bourne, Brad
bury, Buck, Chriftie, Coit;Coopf-r, Cri'ib,
Dent, A. Toiler, D- Tofter,; Gilbert, Gil-
.',;N E;W B-E;R'N, May.'iu
.By the ihlp Liberty, Capt. BaiT'arrived
nr vv uram' 1011. ivu. . in 21. uav-nuui
i.ltartinique, accounts ure received of a Bri
Uih wean (hip having, been .taken, by a
French tngate of 6 guns near uuadajoupe,
they fought near 12 hours and parted to re
oair their rifftiine: f commencing-, the 'action
aia'.n; the Bntiih vefiel Vxs dilmalleJ; vand
I cafried into Bafl'etcr rc. The above infor
niation cjnt. Bail received from the captain of
l arevenue lloOp belonging to St. Croix, ho
toldhim that he law the captured imp car
'rtrd inro. BiHcterre. If this information
ards, bedgwic, bit . reaves, J. Smith, N; j Had been fairly lUted to capt. Bad,' it is pre
bmith; Uaac Smith, . b. Smith, t W. Smith, 1 f.v.icd that the ' French frigate muft.have
owiu, x iiuiLiir r, i nomas, 1 nompion,
Tracy, Van Allen, Van Courtlandt, Wadf-
worth, Williams,, ci. ,
' r N A , Y. S.
Mrjpcvrs. Baird, Baldwin Benton,
TUv
-Statutes w grext-britaiW -
"(Lately pubUbed -and to be had, found ftparate
" " " vr together',) ' - '
" " a't- , . '
IVX. Martin's, Newbern; H. 'Willi;
Edenton ; A. Hodge's, Halifax ; J. RoiVs, ;
Tarhorough; William Falkner's, Warreii- ,
ton U illiam thaw's, Raleigh ; Care and.'
, Ray's, 1 lilllborough IVlontford StokevV Sa.
-iiftury Irvin's, MorgantOnI; Peter '
Perry's Fayettevdle; and R; Bradley, Wi'U
mington; ' ' ' f; '
:' ' T;'.". : ...
-tr. V F 6 R' S A E E, r " "" " r
A VESSEL of about 1 63 tons, intended
for a brig, of the following dimenfions r
he feet keel ilfaight rabet, , .
v 24., ( ot beams, -
' 10 - in the hold " J ; . . .
Built bf thebeft v hite oak, with all the join- . ,
m work lOipplettly Finiflied,to be delivered
at Smith's creek on Tar river, by.thefir
day. of Nbvember. - Enquire of - T ; s
May 7: - TtfE PRINTER
. Grifui'dld, .Grove, Harcoik, Uarpcrj Hart.
; rley, .HendeH'6rirHillhoufe, HindruanKit
; v rthell, Krttera Leonard, S.' Lymm, Mal-
boner Muhlenberg, Murray, Retd, Rich-
been a 74 cut do.vn. . .
A London paper 'of the 19th March,' re.
ceived by the ihip AiTiftancc, brings accounts
of the probability of a. War. between.' Spain
in .1. . 1 Y L1? 1 n i
and JLingiana. it is oeueveuai 1 arisutdL 11 1
.Blount, Brent, Bryan, B irgefs, C&bcl, I an agreed point between France and Spain,
" Claiborne, .Clopton, Coles, .-Dearborn, 1 that Spain Ihall break with Great-Britain ;
tarle, . lranuin, Gadatui, OuUrpie, Giles, but before this event takes place, Tome
ADVERTISEMENT.
YK) ILL be fold on the lalt Saturday In Tur
V V ly next, at. the lated welling hou'le oif
.Lewis 15ryqn, Efq. decealed all the landa
bf the fai-J "decealed, fo wit . ' . t
His bte 'dwellihc houfe. and ele-en lots
in the town of Trenton ; nine hundred a
cres of land, exclutive, on a part ot which
is- a valuable mill feat whereat there now
ftands a grill and faw mill and on a fmalt
cxpcjicc, iniyi! ocmaae as valuable a ictot
nulls as any in the vicinity;
aAlfo willbelblcl
I at t& Cirri lim (i nifira nf - hn.l w.
'pom inaii brcan witn vrcasDntain ; 1 kuu mi
:fore this event takes place. ' fome be- i .-Swamp in faid county :' alfo one piece of
Greenua.. Hanmton. Harrifcn. Hathrrn. .M irrimr.mnti lim m b enmnWd.- land on the fs.orth fide of Trent river!
Havens, Hcith, Heiurr, Holland, Jnckfon,. French troops are embarking on board tpanifh ' '?.w,? .nc ?1 tnfe. town of Newbeni,
'.LivinMlon. Locker W Lvman. M.itlav. I ii; frr tbp iVrft. Indies, as the moft eligible I rear the .waters ofNcufe-About on fifth
. ' " . r ! rJ v ----- 11
Macon, Maddilon. Malcdce. Moore. ISew. I ,nlo nf fonvevinr reinforcements td the il.
I I . ' . - .
Nicholas, On
ace,
Parker Prclton, r lana.s
t...i r. ii 1 . 1 . 1-
uincnora, iiraci rnntii, opng5, Dwan
wick. Tatom Varnura, Vcnablc, Winn,
48 . , ; ' '
U was confcqaentlv' carried ; and a rom.
tnittcc was appointed to bring in the bills.
RECAPITULATION.
FbrHcclarin the Treaty highly ob
A jeaionuble, ' c ; . '
4S
It is fnggeued alfo at Paris, that the actual
dcltination of the Dutc.i flcetwhich haslaijed ,
from the Texel, is to join the' French fleet
in the Mediterranean.
The French goverhmet iV occtip'cd in
retraining the liccntioufncfs bf the prefs.
AU fee the evil andiione evife a remedy.
In the council of Five Hundred a decree
Agault the declaration, - , 48 naflcd on the 8th March, ordaininz that " no
lhc . pe iktar deeded in the negative.- ; A ra3n Should hold a public ofiire, unlcfs he
I or declaring the i'rsaty oblecTwnublc,
Agalnlt the detlara;.on, fpr.ie f ecafc
iheyi id tiotccmA Icrtt objedVii.ible, '
.ethers brcaafe they feared, making.
and others because foo?pfed to the
lreaty as toubjcct to all compro.
-mifc, v''. ' ;' ; ... . ' '
The "pcalcf decided in the ner'ntivd
Tcrtarrying into cfTca the Treaty,
fome becaufe a good one; others bc
t taufc beft tn execute it imder cxift
'.Incircumftanccs. ;
AgamAcarring it iir r rtfl betaufe"
49
49
5
1 J m .Via n.U r( frt muilft):"
Public officers who fl-ould not take that oath
in 3 days were tobe tranfrorted.
A letter trom iopennagct) 01 xne zin
March ftatcs", as report, that theBrit'iih and
Rufllan miniltersarc about quitting that city,
on account of Mr. GrouveUc's bcnigrecciv,
cd m'millcr of the French Republic. ;-;
General Jourdan arrived at Bonn, the llth
of s cbruiry . , .. -
Arduluke Ferdinand. Covcmor of Milan,
L (dluvc the iu;iii.und of the army of Italy.
GVn. Brau'icuistocoihmtndimderhlm. ; '
. Admiral J ar vis w iU his fquadren left Leg.
of thspurclult money, will be expccled on
the day of fale, lic other four fifths in dif
ferent payments, (that is,) one fifth ni two
ytaxs, one fifth in fotlf years, ond fitth in
iix years? and one fifth in eight years.
1 he purchafcrs gvng bonu with'apl
proved lecbrity, which ihall draw tntercfl:
trom the day of lale, an indifput ible title'
willrxfrnadeto thepurchafers by the cxei
cutors;
V ' 1 DURANT IIATCI ExV.
f , Jonet County f May 14;
T'HE fubferiber informs hi! " cuftcmers, '
, and the public in general, that he has
removed, from near the cburt-houfe, and
carries on the '
BOOT 3 SI10E.MAK1NG BUSINESS
n Craven-Street, oppifite Mr. Byrnj
florc j thofe thitpltale to favour him with
their cuftom, their demands will be pane
uutly and fpeeddy complied withMailers
of vcfielt and lea-faring men, may be fup.
plied Ai tte Oiortcft notice.
FREDERICK CLEMENTS.
'AUyiSr
i - t
' V.
1 - r-'
-1