Se& of making the pUnteri wife j ikw tki?.
were ; the.nepumic nisa ngnt xo expect,
that recovered from their errors, occalioned
by a long habit 7 they wul refume principles
cf eternal iultice ; that, influenced by the
love oi iiicir cuui'U v uw uuvm
all their might in the relloratipn of the order
ami prolpenty rinecoiony,- ana tnavuicy
will allot, with as much eagerhefs and zeal,
the' wife and humane news of the govern-
"Blent - v. I..': - -. :
"; In addreflfinp thofe formerly diftinguimed
cy white! ana peopie oicoiour wuuuui pui
feillcms. :b would fav to them , that ifi afree
flateall hinds ought to be.employed.;. that.
Tkf rgUutid M. de Fuifif ", S 1 jleipat ,
aglutar ef the Qulber dh Expedition , is car
dead, ai hit been reported to the French
Directory.' It was laid that be fell irianen.
gagemem with the" republican' inXa Ven-.
aee ; pus, a gentleman, on whole authority
we can rejy, allures us, that he now com
niands a column of Chouansriear Foun-rYr'
in t Qartriient of Lille aSkL Vimine
.J .L.i.L ' 11 , T i
auu Miai uicrc arc inters in Lonaon iron
him, inviting feveral emigrants to join him.
and rally once more round the ftandard of roy.
M. de.Puiffaye was originally the fervanh
hut latterly the friend and :o-adiutor of tha
laraous Count St Mory's, cidevant camp-
wnrvhuft nimht to make a choice of a kind
of labour which, in concurring to the general; Nrfelferf finance councilor of the Parlia-
welt ire,', would procure to the labourer not
only ekiltence, but the convenience, of life
tint the colonial fytteni being altered," they
mud no. more elubliih their hopes or tortune
on lavery, for it is f rever abolitlied oil the
whois territory -of France Let every one.
theretVrevmatwehcetlipt.Wjnqultiy. de
vote himtVlt 'xo agricaiUnre. v Let ho vtvy-ilL
1 founded Ihatne keep h m in 'inactivity-, which is
a ilangerous to hmiielt as J t is ruinous to the
civm iton weal." Let him be convinced j that
no 6lcciipatioii'dctafesnian::Jcf''-JAn know,
th it with the wifeit people ofontiquUy, arrri
culture was confidelred as the firft of all oct
cupations. Let tliem therefore renounce
th iiitite of vacrrancv which the laws of the
Republic will puniih
In tine, we would repeat to them, tha: as
all the inhabitants in the colony,1 from this
imhmt; will form but one cufs, , every citizen
will huve the lame privileges j and that the
Republic ettabuthes no other diftinctibns a.
.moivj; nien, than thofe of virtue and vice, of
talents ind ignorance.
In the name of the Republic iri the name
of humanity iri. the name of the Cicred love
of country, we invite all citizens to concur
.with us in the reiiora'tioW of orrfer and agri
culture : We invite them to forget their ie
Jpc.tiv wfongs 4iid quarrels ; to make it now
their ble bulinefi to expel the enemies of the
republic,! from the territory they have invaoV
ed, and then to repair the evils and devalla.
tio is wiiich have been occafioned by hatred,
palfion, aud civil war." " . "
Con&tuied authorities will be crtabliihed
throughout the whole colony, agreeably to!
,. the.co .ltkutivm , every thing will be dilpof
ed to promote the people; invite, them,'
thftf;i-e, to inform u of all rccla:nations
thev have to make," anij the means ofimpro
re uem which they may think moll likely to
contribute to the public happinefs. They
willtind, in the delegates of therepublic, the
greateil cagernct i to favour their eiforts, and
to adopt; , with unbounded zeal, whatever
rnjy encreafe the fafety aid prefptrity of the
"colony. r
This proclamation is to be printed, puh-
liflied and polled up, wherever it will be
Xnecethry, tnknbcd m the reciters cf adu.:.
hiitrative and judiciary bodies Tent to tlis rr.a.
Jor generals, the comnuncers ofcampiand
polls, ihd the commander of thelhips cf the
republic "X-
Done at the Cape, the 15th FloTeal, (Mav
15.) the fourth year of ths French Republic,
cne and indivifible.
The Prefidcr.t of the Commiflton'
SONTHONAX.
Th? general Secr::iry. PASCAL'.
LO N D O N,
s
k Sir Sidney Smith's father, a very refpeft.
able gentleman, 11 now in London, lam;nt
ing the fait of h'.s Ion 1 but he ought to re.
ceivethii confolation, that Sir Sidney kas
Culfered no perfonal injury, and that hfsbra.
rery comjr.and. the gratitude of hit country.
What father would not w'dh for fuch a fan?
Jtientof Paris, and a. relation of the equally"
famous Monf. deCalonne. . ; ; : , ,
. Puiflaye is well known to mod. cf the e
nagrans in Londoiv ; and"amlled his mailer
St. Mcry s in. a paper .manufadory in Sloan.
Itreet.. t or a lurther Uluitration of his ch
we reter. thole who are intereited t.
Jhe rrendi. Princes.
tVe itj f pireteniig ire pifei, a2i tVar
-thofjr of national vengeance art arrived; :
. A grand nieafure is taken. The French
Republic though in foreign coantry Ihall
taufe its laws to be refpected., Ths Spini;h ;
Govemoient Is.intcrefted in the mahitep-nce
of good order arid l JubordiraticT!.- ' v 1
In confequence orders are : given to eack -captain
on the police to be obfer ved on board '
tin. ye.uels.of hi$ divifion, and in the name
of the aw-all good citizens are cdmmand: I
to obey his orders, and not to involve therr -felvds
in the inevitable misftrtunes whlck
muft rtfult from their difobediepcei""-
K "
t my. i ,
Marflial dr Broglio,
Count Meternicht, and
Lord Engin. ,
B
AST
t of E"Slancl thfi dzy ef AL
l concluded a treaty, in '.-which arc-
the following arrangements. The Alger ire s '
may carry their prizes into Corfica, an J
jnem pUDiiciy. jvery month a packet ilul!
carry letters from and to.Corlica to and from
Algiers. The Englilh jhall take nothU
which they find on btard the Algerine 'veiTels!
ana 11 any uiuuuiiy inouia anie the dey Uull
decide upon it. '1 he dey grants liberty to
all llaves born in. Corhca, and permits th
Corfu ans to tilli for coral upon the "coalls of
narbary. bmce thele . arrangements, tlie
dey has received of the vice roy, Elliot, more
than two hundred thoufand niaftres for an
Algerine vdlel laden with grain. : llie En
glilh court has fent to the dey, a lliip of 1 1
guns, copper bottomed, and fince the con.
clufion of the treaty, has riiauTnch prefents
to the Algerine mmuters. 1 he dey has pi.
ven to - the fecretary wh negociated the lhc .crcw of Friponne are held
treaty, a rich fabre, as a precious mark of : fponlA)le for any obftruclioiis which nuy
dlcrm. . T givea to the meafure, which aoi lone f;
'Mr. Grey gave notice, that as the, paper
which fie late! moved for were before th;
bou e, he fliould on Thurfday fc'uijht move
fotfie refo'ui'ons, the tendency cf which
II A M B U R C, yn19.
The forcsd loan has met with fuch furcefs
tha: the -fii7.nats have rntirtlv difaDneared in
France. hisircumflancc favors particu.
tany u:c circulation or tne marinates, as ma
ny chixens uho are llill in arrears have no c
thrr choke -left but topaymcalhorfubfcrilc
for mitidates. ;
We are authorifed to announce th;t a
great many Americans redding in Holland,
England, and other European ftatejj are
driving up an addrefs to be prefented bthe,
name of their conntrymen to the Emperor
.for thr Jf livery of La Fiyttte. .
C A 1)1 Z, xllh Vcffet Jtirilj
i. . .
Three nriiiiarcs of filfe jflipiti,' which
the ErgliiV wantrdto pa!s?nt3 rVance, have'
bef :i Itonp: J at the cultom-hourc cf Cadix.
'lie governor Las, ia every'icfpect, tor;,
pjetely feccudfJ the wUhrsofthe UepubiU
cans. He rn-nitVllrd a.i in f.-tjn of funlfj
ing the Irlhjioules which directed the move.
r.:ent on bjard the French fltet.
Citizen Dunsnoir, commacder cf a ve.TeJ
accorir. to letters of t!se 27th Ventc!e,h3i
gone to M.drid, far tl:e purpofe cf rnakin;;,
in cunjundtion svith our anibalE Jcr, cc.r4.
pla'.r.ts to the Cent of Spain ca the conduit
cf the Irilh. - ' .
P ROC LA MA TION S
RICHKRY CjSmanJef in Chief tf the NV.
val fercrt cf the French Republic ia ths
(Signed) --A?; . .
PilCllERY, Commander.' ''
And fealed with theT feal of the Republic
""" X;14- Cadiz, March 9. :
In cionfequence of the information whick
has been given me of the complete revolt of
the Frigate Friponne, I hereby in the nams
of the law, declare to the whole republic and
all good citizens that the crew of Friponh's
is in a ftate of revolt againil tjje.laws. f
Therefore all the individuals who compofs '
that crew, are, from this moment proclaii;
ed rebels. The captain and-.et.at major 'of
the faid frigate are commailded to give n
farther orders to the crew, and to ccnfider
thein no longer as French Republicans. Lc
the wretches tremble, arid the national thun y
der, which always pumlhes the criminal,
ready to fall on their hadr ' ,
(Sigued)
RICHER Y. B
T.rc9) the account which citizen Bourieatr, .
commander of the frigate Fripopne, has ren
.dered to nieof the return to order of th
crew of the faid frigate who - were declared
rebels to telaw cf the Republic, by aproch
mation of yeilefday at three o'clock in th1
eveningV It is ordered that citizen Bourieau
lieutenant of the fleet Ihall reume the com
mand of the Ft ripQJlncaiIeJnhleuhnmediatcly,,
his crew on the quarter deck, and announce t
them that they flikllbe no longer conlidereda
rebels, if the principal chiefs and irrigators o?
the mutiny are initantly arretted, put into
boat and conducled on lhore, rt be guarded, in.
a place of fecunty until theyfliall bcfent t.
France to berried.
AU the crew of the Friponne are held re-
be
grvea to the meaiure. which am nlone lave
theia Irotn the rigor of the "lavCs. . r
(bigned)
RICHER Y.
PHILADE LP H 1 A, June i4,
captsin Moulder, 20 days from Cape fran. t
cd'u, who confirms the arrival oithe-FrencU
Meet of 14 fail of men of -war at the Capes,
viz. t'.voj4 s 'St rell 50's, 40'$, ard 35 guns,
with 5000 troops, andbrougljt in three Bri
ti!h prizes, arid one Portuguefe .flip from
lSrazil to Portugal, with bars of jjold an4
golidull, cllimatedst5,oo,ooo ot money.
An Embargo had been laid for four days be.
io:z he failed, in confequepce of fotnt cxpedi
tKn on train. ...
CanVm Moulder fivther informs, that !
fall of the line were daily er.nriftcd at C;r
Fra'itols, from Rothfort, with trtcps ta
board. ! X
Ship Moust Vf rcn.
A ktter frcni Capt. DomnUk late rnn.?r
cf the Mount Vernon, of this pt rt to MeiTrs
V niingi and Francis dated 10th init. ou A :L
mirtcn, contains the fi!cwinj infoi mation.
That thev hid nstdifminrd i!,e-r' Pilot
would tt f the l.oufe mould sgrcc to then,
diredl inculpition and afterwirds an in.
peachment againft hU ma'eit'iminitlersfor
Uegti talfapoIicitUa tf Ui piVj; Misty.
.liuOn'ei h'chareart!a:!y on board
c' - iMMffeU ot tl.e Ccet, and the ci
1 1 re h' and vo uempt of the bath to
1 tu.'y ; fiJ'ifnl to it cufht rot to rcma'n un.
pi r It is 4Tie at lf-tl to prove to the
ii --a'.r.i f vietit'eftf ikerelielf.thii
mere tharftwo hours Cape Henhnrn lrar
ing weft diftar.t abcut 6 leagues, 1 naruiay
morr.ing eight o'clccV v.hca they cU'ervcd
the Sthooner F'yirg Fi;h about etc league
ahead, who immediate!v bore dcn upon
them, filed a (hot and crderrd their boavm
bc;; dj which was complied with. 1 he boat
wi;h the fecond officer and 4 men went c
b;ard to know their temmands ; the offucr
and men were detaihfJ bj the privteera
,;hUh fent lie ljcaVfctkwith S4 srmed men
r.d crdert to c:pt. Dcrmnfcto feiid the h'p?s
faying in the mean timethat thefi;?j
v av Udcn v-iih r.aval . Acres. The c.ipt-;n
tirrf .niiik;sp3pert, whith the f ij.
p