laden withYheat, rom arsry bound to .
Liibon. The French vefiel obtained much
credit by carr) 'iruT in her prizfrthrongh the,
Englifh fleet, .vhidCwa$ itretched acrofs the
harbor.. ; ' ;''. ' .' - ? -m -
! JtJya gentleman, paUer.ger m trre. aoover
brig, we are informed, thatfuccefs ftill at
tends the French a'rrriy-in Ital.-1-Mantua,-
Phcentia; and Tome other - fbrtrefles, had
hlleu into their , hands. lie confirms rhe ar
rival of the French5aL Leorn;bm :s, "
that the Engjifli .lyercaiits'there.j convey
ed molt of their per lonat' property to Venice '
and Corfica, and their iunnoveiblcproperty
they hnd -aligned over to merchants at Leg-lKft-n
, that it might . appear to be si ufca'n pro
jerty. J . -
'A Spanifh fleet of 25 fail of: the:hnelay
(M-iipped for fca at Cadiz- '1 he French fleet
was only ready. 1 hey had thejr.faus bent,
vand we're getung-Yoy!s aiid.othef proyifibn
on board'; but puoqtorffiant remarks,-; tncy
Wouiaeat as xvcji iiT.yacuz. naroonr . as guv y
lea." . ' .;,. ".. , .. ,
' Admiral Cordqvacr-ptti general: of the .
Spanith navy3 dledj;itey at Cadiz.. .;. ; '
. cuiucoa'. : : .
' ' Confiderfble anxiety, prevailed, yeflerday.
in confeqne. ce of accoynts received irom this
c6ntaderable.diftarbance& exifted there that'
' there' had been an infurrecYion of tV e blacks .
'ankl-tlMt '.ry Uigjha4 eP1JA
CI UlllJOlt .COUIUllUU anv iWiUUi). . i
iir t 1 " ': " 1 J .
VV C nave HOW cVCl ucciiivivva cu ilij a i ujy..
of a letter from a gentleman of character in
Curacoa, to a ve y refpeclVole houfedn this
. city, written en the forenoon On Ayhichtlie j
veflel failed, which k a ppily removes theimpref.
. lions fuft made by the above intelligence.
It apttars. that the difput'es (aid to have:
occafibhed thAt ' tli:hi; bance, ... originated
in aaoppofition b$ many of the garrifon efta-
- thiiicrs as lately adoptedrifr Holland and a rev
f ulafof the officers to takb the neceffary oaths
&c. as requredby orders trinfmittedby. the
Putch admiral Van Barrack, from ur'rinami
Thafeditfereutes amongll the. whites bad ex-tited-
fom'e alarming appearance among the
. - blacks wiiich however hard alio fubfidcd. .
7 The fuhiwing is the letter alluded to. . ..
: Curacoa, Aug. 1 5, 17;)
There has Keen fd'm ch confuiion in this
tn.,.f f. C.-Uo ,1niV nt(V m ri-W'ii'nnr-p nt
- . a change of government, that 1 liave not nud
time' to write you. , 1 tin
termi,ed to jo to Puerto CabcUo Jor a few
weeks, till order was rellored, and requcllcd
Mr. - to make you acqinintcd wiih my
intention! 'havenov the pleamrc to mtorm
vou that tiTairs'wcar.amore favorable -aC
j i
reft'. and that there is every prolpect of tran
qu'.lity being rcllb'red to the iiland, in a day
or twb,'under ther.ev conllitutionof Holland.
The vefl'd is this : moineiit going rut, and I
havebhty to inform y u that I f.ull not leave
the iiland for the prefent, except alfairs take
an unfavourable tnni. - .
lhe bnc Calhci-.e. Capt. l-ecuni, arn-
lated to. him about-thrce or tour Sours before
he leftBrcmeh by his- , Merchant,, .who is a
perfon of mfdrraatiodnrid refr?cabil.irl-r--ind
iap., S. has not a doubt of ifvauncrtcity'.;
- TKaton the 12th July, about i daymarcli
. from Frantfbrt, a fevere eaffeOTeut tooTf
puce, oecween me rrencn and AUitriau arm
ies, which ended inthe total d efeat pf the
Uttcf, with the .tots of i i,t;oo killed ap'd ta
ken prifoners rtogetheri with thejtihajggage,
artiliery j ire. That the French jmnieately
p'ullied oa for Frank fort, 3and.tf, wuPPl"
ed "at Bremen;-'when::Capt.:;S..dfatlei (1.
'15) that the F rench were already -iii: poiFef- i
ui ui.itjjiatc. -; 1 his intelligence arnveai
b expreis from the Aaftriaa army 1 and was
confirmed by the Auilrian foldiers 'wli6 "had
ckapedIt apfpeats the French : ejfef led this
defelitr;ltagm; having drched a regi-.
ment of their troops in Auih-iahmniform the
ehing" preceding the battle, they, were
"made to feign an'lttiick on theFretichi Who
retreated ; the Aiuiansob'ervine therench
tailing back came on with all their ft. fees," and.
when .the French had decoyed them .far e
aiough'toeftecl their purpofe,' they turnedorf
them, and made a molt complete victory.
it this tv;eek in our Guette It will appearid
the next. 1 ":. vir . .: . -
- i.
' . Woare authofi7ed to fay that the Hon
ttbdrdD'Spatt, lElq.'will (if chofen) fer-e
the peopleT this diihrift as one of the "elec-i
tors of the Prefident and Vice Prefident of
rthe United States.- 1 ; '
The Electors are-tobTTcol thefirft
Monday bfTbvemBer-Siext. .The DKlricT:
. is compofed of thelxunties of Craven, .Car-
teret, j ones Lerioirr Wayne and johnftbnr
. The fiouWpapers contain an accooht fald'
to have beeu received there from -Barcelona
,to. the .following effeft. -That the French
haying come to Piltpya,- on-theroad'tb--wardsyicenza
llrAick down and re&chd Leg
horn on the 27th June,"' after the Eriglilh
nau removed me pitipar and coil of tope '""
alio that tne r rencn had been detected with
great (laughter at Chinfa. As to the battle
of Chinfa we have a formal London contra
diction pt that'ftory ; and that of the French
having reached, Leghorn on the 27th bears
falihood oil the face of in The French oh
the 26th were only at Pifloya, threi days'
march from Leghorn, and Vicenza is in the
Venetian territory 100 miles trom Leghorn;
Extrafl of a .left ft from caph JaBe Neil, 0 f
the brig Mary Arm, dated Cadiz, July i 2,
1796, to his owners in New-York, received
per flip Factor, CapU Kemp', jM arrived
1 a J. . - ; 1 ' '
jrom inence . .
'rt Thank God, lam here ! fori rlad a
Very fortunate efcape from tvyoJgenhes I
fell ill Vitli bit Cape Patos, coming down
from Barcelona . . They endeavcrved to board
ine, knowing well what I was, by (hewing
my colours, as alfo by (peaking. a -Spanilh
fliip .which was at Salon along with me : but
luckily I was near the land, and I got under '
one ot tiic. towers and let.-go my anchor,
which protected me W hen the Algerir.es .
found how I, was fituatcd, they fired a gun
to the windwa- d I coniidered it would be
imprudent and dangerous. immediately to fol
low them, 1 put into the porrof tarthegena,
which dot lined me fix days.
"I flwll not be furprized to Hear in a few
days, of many of our ve(Tels being captured
and carried into Algiers There are feveral
; of them in the Mediterranean, and our truce
expired on the 6th inlt. and no hopes of its
renewal, or anyother favorable drcumltance
TEN DOLL ARS REWARD.
eLHjheigkoe-l8trt;inlrt
JLline hdnfelbf Jthe fubfo:iber-wasvbl,oke,T-
- - - , t . . ......
open, by fome perfon, and the following 1
" things iiolen : . . , .
1 wenty dollars cafh;"one note.oa Col. Jo
' feph Leech and fon for eighty pounds five Ihil
r lirlgs ; another on.JohnBryan for forty-eight
pounds eight millings "eleven, fmall notes
given by different perfons to a contiderahle
amount, and feveral other "things valuable
to no other perfon, iuch as deeds, patents,
and papers unknown- I will give the above
reward to any perfon who will give juMh
xormation as may lead to a conviction of the
thief, or for riftorin'g the notes, papers &c.
; - r , Stephen worsley: :
ved vtlttrdav -in 58 days from Curaioa,
brincsctbunts ilia "-on the 1 2th of Auruit, tokintpbee. There is a preat talk of war
r 1 i 7 . I ' . 11 r .. 1 n
admiral Braatk'coimv.andcr o; .the Dutch
fleet in Surinam, had lent ore'ers to the Go
vernor of Curacoa, to oW'igc theofliccrs,fa,l
crs and loldicrs" of t!i garrfo:i and fleet in
that Windi to Ilrikf the 'r.inne Cut and cotk-
iwe, and fwear to liiptnn t the mw Batavir.n
w(t:tutioit:s that thiiiv;':?r part of the old.
ters and irewsof the frintcs rc!, cf 40
guns, and the Ceres, cf 36, declared they
would fuppbrt the Orar.-c flag, ami were
in conference paid 01F and fciu 0:1 fl.orr, ami
thauhe greattr parr of thcgarrilo 1, through
the influence cf ironcy, ?nd the uurgomaf.
vc iiiuuicu to rnuu ancr the new
commencing between Great Britain and Spain
lhortly, which, I behevt will be the cafe.
All the Englilh veffels that are at this port at
prefent, are ordered to Gibraltar, and they
arc to uu irom nence to-morrow, at ail e-
Cr avert Couhfy. " '
TiERSON ALLY appeared before me"
JL Francis Lowthorp one of the Jufticcs '
appointed to keep the peace in the county a
forefaid," Stephen "'WorfleypTen. :and made
oath bn the Holy Evangeliil of Almighty
' God, that in the night of the 28 th inft the1.
forced open,- and his houCe.entefed by fome v
pvi ivii v v.i luiij uiin.nu vv 11, iui KCy UI 11IS
-i n.tn ku. -ft: -,- '!
C1JC1L tdh.CU UUl VI lilC ptH-KCV OI 1113 Waill-COat,
and afterwards his faid cheft opened, and "a
feal-lkin trunk with a brafs lock arid brats
nails was taken therefronij and carried away,
which trunk contained twenty filver dollars,
more or lefs, and alfo a note given to him
figned by Joftph Leech and George M.
Leech for 80 5i John .Bry an's note given ..
him for . 8, eleven fmall notes given by ;
clitferenc men,-dated the fecondday of Jauiiv "
farylait, amounting to 18 5. and alfo
foine deeds, patents, and other papers; And
turtner mis deponent layetn not. -
STEPHEN WORSLEY
Sworn tb before me, ") "
Sept. 29, 17961 3 .
Francis Lowthorp, J; P. V
ON Saturday the 26th of November riext.
twill be fold for ready money in cold or
filver, "dt Stephen Cbbbs ia Wayne codoty,
two tracts ot land, viz; one tract lying' m
M-n. .l 'in. .-
xn.uu toumy, on inann jwamp, containing
.twelve hundred acres.' and the - other in-
Wayne cbunty, adjoining the lands of Ste
phen Cobbj cortaining hv'ehuhdred acres, -
the property of Benjamin Cobb, taken to fa-
x tisfy a judgment obtained in the circuit court
by Robert Taylor.agamlt laid Cobb.
MAN5 PAH ENy D. M.
Oflder U '
vents.
The French will carry all before them
in Italy and .on the Rhine. ,1 he Citizen
Pope has decreed thai all the plate not imi
mediately neceifary-for the worfliip of the Su.
preme Beirg, may be employed In carrying
on the holy war agamlt the r reoch. So vou
fee he quakes violently of he would not niake
banners ; jnconfequcme .( which great tu. I luch a refource.
null and confufion csided t'.icre. - " :'"' . : - '
J O R F O L temlcr
Late ImportnRt. Intelligence,
, Another Defeat of th? Auflrians. .
On Saturdjy morning arrived here, Capt
Swaicc,' jGdn s fro n Bremen Cap t a
gcr.tlemancfrrpittasion, and has informed
iu that the following importaw: new Na$ re-
NEWBE R N. OcTpBP.R 1.
It is with much concern wc inform our
readers, that the Trcfident' of the .United
States declines being a candidate at the next
election, for the Chief ManUtrate of the U-
nioti. ' l!e has," on this occafioii, publiHied
mi addrefi
v.hUh it!
WHEREAS the lands itrfeafier defcri
bedhave riot beeu mvert in by any
perfon, as taxable propcrtyi Noticcis here
by g,yen that unlefs the tax due thereon (hall
be paid on or before the fiftieth day from
the date of this advertifement, the fame will
he fold,- in conformity to the arts of Aflem
bly in that cafe made and provided.
About 40 acres of land 011 Trent rive, in
Jones county, the property of the heirs of
Acreirian. The lands belbngtng to W. Al
ii fon, patented by Rtdiard Blacklcdge in
Jones county. " '
. EDMUND HATCH, 'Sheriff
jiugnjt 27.
lit Wll till UlL.ill"if uuiiiiiwi 1
cfs tothc people of the United States j
:s length prevents us from infertiirg"
CASTOR OIL,
- FOR t A Lf.,
AtMf.'Le DculPi, corner of the market
Gflrier i houfc.