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NdlTH-CA R 0 LtN A
ALMANACK,
For the Year, of, our Lord,- 179?)
Aitd of American ItfDtrENDrrcci, xx.i-xxii,
-Being- the .1 ft after Leap Ye
Calculated ior tne ivieruran oi ixalmoh, 33
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.... so. i'tuit -.iiuiui win' 1"
. iyjm longitude, vveutrom jthiladf.l-
CON TENT S.
Chronological Cycles, . x . -
t;olar and Lunar eclipfes, '
Calendar,
Remarkable days and afpeft of the weather.
Ailing ana leuing ui uie um, v
Phafffs. rifino. fouthinit. fettW. acre and
, D, . - 0, a' a
place of theoon, ' .
Setting of courjN. A . "r
Caufes of a. country's growing rich, . . ;
IWfint fnr nrefervinrr tunxos from infects.
-To preferve buttter fweet the whole.
year, . t .
For bitters, to prevent the fever and
...aSue. . - ,
Cure for froit bites,
A method for preiervingmeat frefh for.whole
years together,
,' Female herri'il'm.
I necaoies, t
jrucxry.
; - P AR I S; Jiafe 16. .
Letters from-General Moteau, tollnlel,
chief oT the arm of .tke Rhine afid Mo-
felfe to the Executiv-e DiFeilory
Ijead-)uarteriat Arczheim, - -
- . . ' 2i Prairial (June 9).
T- AST night the criemy evacuated ...Trip
AAaiJf4autern,-Newiladt and.Spi-
e rs, and have retired to tlie environs oi ilanv
heim. In purfuing them we have taken be
tween 150 and 200 prifbners. -'
I he army at prefent crccunies thenohtion
berated upon ir, but they will hot Men to
any preliminary conditions, except Mayence
tod Manhein th keys of Qermany are giv
en into their handl -lett the drtmM
Character "of St. .Tatomany . '
The. way to grow thin,
The way to grow rich,
Coins of the Dinted states as eftbiiflied by
faw, ; ::
A table Ihewing the value of Foreign gold
. coin, in federal and ftaticvrrency,
J table lnewing tne value ot cents, 111 aie
currency,
A table. aCinterefl:, at 6 per cent
Price one shilling
Stores .will be fupplied at the rate df ik
fliillings per dozen thirty two 'millings and
. iix.nence. Der half-frrofs. and three pounds
per grofs.
Ordef s from the ccmntry (by poft or other
wife) Vdl be attended to." .
T US T REC E IV ED,
AND FOR SALE AT THRPRlNriNCOFEICE,
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
PETER PORCUPINE,
ALSO
THE SCARE CROW.
F O R S A L E
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PRINTING-OFFICE,
A FEW COrill OF THI
: '.LAST ACTS p F ASS MBLY- ,
: ' F b R S A L E,
A NUMBER of likely negroes, confift.
ing of laen, women, and childreu, a
' mong whom is a negro man and his .wife,
tho has been employed as a Driver, under
fiands 'tlie cultivation of rice, and has had
the care of a plantation and negroes in South
Carolina.---l'wo valuable breeding mares,
one with a horfe colt by her fide j alfo fome
likely young nag!. Hyder AH, and the ne
gro man tis gvoom. '1 he crop on the piece
of ground, joini- g EhdUrcct and the Trent
road, and the bricks at the brick yard. The
peace of ground joining End ftreet, and, the
Trent road, will be rented out.
l he abve property will be dUpofedefon
reafonable nn for approved notes, pay.
able onhefirftdayof Jarmary next- Adif.
xount of 5 per cent. ' will, be. allowedi fot'
prompt UHViucnt. For particulars,. apply Vo
WILSON ULOUW.
of Sheyerbich. Head Quarters this day will
be transferred to Edickhoifen. By the next
courier I fHll give you farther particulars of
our fim.tina. During rhree days I have,
not Iwn from clF my norfe. . Never were
oui t.if jts h fo good a train on "the Rhine." -
(signed) - 'MOKEAU
letter from heCo-flifT:'j!!cr liaultinan, to
.the Executive Directory.
, Hcad.'jJuarterS ht Artzheim,
. ' . - .xaTrib-hl I Inne o.
The Auhf rtSfarmy , which lo'JraveW uroke
the armiiticeTurfs in full ipe :d without tiring a
ungie gun. Uur advance guard puihed on
yefterdy, as far Durtkheim, without be
ing able to overtake them. Keyferlautern,
Neuftadt and5piers are occupied by our
troops. About a hundred prifoners were
taken by our generals, who were reconnoit
ringhc enemy. Thefe prifoners are joyful
at tms adventure, whiclFfhews to what' a
plfcK of "dircouragement theirarmy hasarn
ved. . " ;
(Signed) "' '' ' -T;':"
: HAUFFMAN
June; 18.
The king: of, Spain has publiftied a nrocla
mation forbidding all tribunals, even the in
quifition itfelf, from conitraining th,e French
in tkeir religious worfhin In the faihe pfn
clamatign he declares that he will acknowledge
as Frenchmen only thofe'ho ftsdlweJFe'.
tri-coloured cockade: This order is dated
the ift.b'fay , ; V- ' ;"
llie beft informed men are of opinion that
war is upon the point of being declared betwixt
Spainjand England.
', The king of Naples has two envoys here,
charged to treat for peace with the direc
tory. :
. The duke of Parma has two plenipotenti
aries Here on the fame bufmefs.
Buonaparte has already fent feVen millions
to Genoa ; ten millions more are yet to arrive
He has fent more than two millions to the ar
my of the Rhine ; that of Italy colts nothing
to the republic. Fatigued after fo many vie-
Jorles, which have beci) like lb many rapid
marches, he is now taking a little brcatli.
. We believe however, he will not be long be-,
fore he refumes his career ' . -.,. i
Letters from Legh9rn fpeakiof the Corfu
can infurgents as rjiaving feized upon Baltia,
andtaktn the vjceroy Elliot Ttys news,
howefer, wants confirmation.
' We learn from Ballethat the canton of Zu
rich; has officially announced to our ambaiTa
dor Barthclcmy, that all the Swifs Cantons
have acknowledged the French Republic.
. Letters from Florence fay that the diffe
rence between' the value of gold and lilver is
5 per cent, and that the louis even lofes there
in gold. The reafon of this difference is, the
duke ot Wodcnaastbcen obliged to procure
at Leghorn ,140,000 fenums, (70,000 louis)
to pay his contribution to the French army.
-viore tnan.i coo f rencn anigrants nave quit
ted Italy to iearcii an afylum in Germaiyi
' June 21. " V 1 - ."
The reports of peace fo generally fpread,
and even mentioned in the council jtfcifV have 1
all of a fudden ceafed. Were, tey -without
foundation V We think they were not j we
pcrfift iri. believing there has beca a ueftion
f a'rtmliice lor feveral dayi pafl irt imitation,
tliat a courier carae to ale If in the name of
the emperor that the directory lute ddi
ciations fliouldvttoc be agreeable to their wmV .
es. Whatever were'the' conditions demand
ed of the emperor; we are perfuaded that he .
will not fail to repent of having reiFufed them.
TheT eafonodt is Timply " his" "afmy is dif- r7
firited ; every day announces him ar'frefh '
misfortune. The enthufiafm of viaory' is a
mongft our troops ; this multip lies-an hun""
dred fold their ftrength, and we arepromifed
prodigies of fuccefs. - . i.
Ihe famous de Letang, denounced as the .
chief of t he coupter revolutionary movements
which have agitated many parts of the 'outh
has been judged at Avignon, andihot on the'
24th Frairial"---
June 22
In the Councilor Five Hundred, on the
oth of Tune, Router, in thenartrnf thr In-
.fpefting Commilfioner3, fpoke thus : " The:
facliuns cfe.fe not their agitations j this night
a niuvtuicia ikis oeen- uncovered, and it
wouldjwvebeen carried into effect, but for
the vigorous me"afures taken by the general
in chief,, who has marched his troops into
the city .amongtf.thc'ieditious ' If the mal
contents redouble their efforts, I can allure
you government redoubles fts activity,. it is.,
furetodeftroy the factions A report which
"was fent to your coniniiffion. hv the miniflr-
of Police,ihformed them of the place of meet-
-"- "vc uugmius, auguueu as ie
prefentatives of the People, endeavored to
excite the inhabitants of the Faxbourgs to
revolt ; their rallying cry was, " To arms,,
citizens ! to. the members of the directory , to
me mcmoersoi tne council j down with thele
villains !' This morning the commiffaries of
111c irtuuiii w.cre lent to tne place j but 1 re.
peat t the .council that the government have
taken all neceffary fteps and if any movement -
oe airempiea, tne tactions will be crumed."
On the 2 Ht of June, in thd fame Council,
on the proportion of d'Efchafferiaua, the
following refolution was come to.
. j There ihall be given to the'difpofition
of thcMinjfter of the Ihteriof the fum of
four millions to ferveas anencouragementtd'
rational rtaimfafturei, principally , to thofe
of wool, filk and cotton.
2. One million of this fum to be irjade in
l3 advances to the manufactures of
Lyphs, who flialj (land in need o it to re-ef-tabhlh
their manufactures ...
.3. The reitof the fouf millions to be em
ployed for the encouragement of manufac
tures of the productions of the foil
-Exfra of a letter from Munich, June 6.
; ' An extraordinary courier is juit arrived
here from Infprirck, with difpatches for CJcn.
Wurmfer, .which gives the following news;
and which has created much alarm. . , . 1 '
u On the adinft,- the vanguard of "tile
French army was before the town of Trente '
from whence the Prince Bifliop, and the
principal inhabitants, immediately took flyit
Thc lame alarm is fpread to the towns of Bot
zcri andBrixen. : , ,
Letters from Tficfte fay, that the prin
cipal merchants of that place had patkW up
f their moft precious effeers and were travelling
with them to - Vienna A rrport was in cir.
culauon that thc.Frmth infcifdd to make a
landing on the cordis f the-Adriatic fea', to
deflroy at onteali the cr mmcrteof that city,
which has become. mrcfnel v 4 flourifliinr at
the expence of Venice, fmcC the hobfe of
Awlriarefolved to extend its niaritime;com
mefcetothatrtort' ;
. ,MThe rcfuit f tlie he f is that die French
army, which has treated with nearly all the
ftates of , Italy, and which dictated conclc-ons
of peace that nne of them had the poer to
refufe, is about to direct all hinpcratons a.
ainrt thehfrcdifar ftate&of the Hoyfe of
Auftria, mid that a reut 1 10 be opened in
Iftria and 'iiroh -
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