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iVritttu'h MNZUS L AMQN7E, V B'A
N playful dalliance fondly prcfs'd
Enraprur'd to my Delia's brea.tr- "
I feltnewlranfpomruejy '.'.
A haJf.confenttug biulh approv'd .yv
MvWf be-nly. .TelUtfJoitjiL
I 'read it in her eyes. . ...- .tvf-
When ffltfmthe fdhd embrace With J -eW, -SWT
blofh'd to ineet n 'tigMMiitwfc.v
And (trove toteign diigmiev
BifPyet' a kinder kits dedar'd " .
A genial tranfport1 truly fliar'dj '
f faw ic in her eyes.;- '.' '
In, jeR f afk'd her whom (rtelov'd? ' , " 1 '
Her fjlent fong4eTemin'd unnw'd, ; ,( V s. ,
;Nor try'd the force of lies V ; :v ";
A Jook exprelfive f poke tbij f'.Ll'.rV''-'?'
Ana told th teenngsor uer wrujin, . . i,.;. , :;-
WVwI-geFI;ner-y
GAMING.,
V ' ' .' A FRAGMENT. ' -; ;''
lThe French-were fometime finci engaged in a
gnme of Cke$ and aoAiAthnM.vaptt
the Bifbops, Knwm, ana -t.w,-Drougiw w
Ladies of eaf virtue or" rather no virtae ('alt)
take the iiberty of crouding all public places, el
boWin ifromen pf rtpiitation, and putting ; modelty
out ot countenance. Ot" glorying in their infamy
and w ben they grow.old therni'elves antf pafttbeir
trade, of writing ttihmtirifor jht elftsjon of
1 Contrai3or$ for lamps and cleanflnz our (treeta
have the liberty, of leaving the citizens in darkaefs
ind-riTfiltbr"wf fpartnff-the-eapenca of oil and-
broonii wbilft the taxes for thole purpoles are- ri co-
foully exacted ; "and what is worfe nobody takes
the liberty of profecuting them on their bonds, and
Bringing iucid 10 juiucc,
HALIF A X. Oaober 6.
Extrad if a letter. J tint Trepajfejr, dated yth September,
Thr French-fboadronanchord -therftiTTihe
Bay of Bulls,; and landed 2,000 men in the courfc of
three flours? next Morning they totally Confumed
it by fire, roakine priloners ot tue principal inhabi
tants. ! They intended to march to St. John's where
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toere is now 4.5UO men in arms aaa an tne tortinca-
tions manned. Tbe 50 gun flnp, frigates and 1
floop. that are at St. lobn's, are (rationed in the
.narrows, and every body lecms inclined to think I
they 'will "give tbem a warm reception. But u.is
tbe univerfal opinionrthat whether they fucceed in
their attempt on Sc. lobn's or not, they Will tot allr
-Checkmate, hjLtaking t)C:tbe JOoIJAfttrllhiS they
playedg-wbere all thg mtteISJtteinal
Jj equal, "but all ftriing tor fdmething like a Crown j
leveral thei gentry5wx
kiyklraf1 nn in lilt Afnbls earner. ': Thrv I
Whacltit. at wktrh i deftroy the out harbours
tliey Have already decently tAfam of the cort. TudHay evening arrived here th brig TaBecapr.
bfhed powers fir their' want tcJlttr (the-penalty nr-JWj.- trorn yjienec, out lait tromadoreHHiar
of the MineUnd fome others; at 'AH Ftttts. have poor, on the Labradoreihore, where captain Pryor
bT MS tAW-bor. France deali onBno.J..Tived on thet8th ot beptentber. Utt that har-
irtar4 at Nintiim with the Italian "it at est and boufrthi day he arrived there, he frwk'e h'w m"eK
the Northern armies are playing the Deeil tmong the i f flj'P Prt; with die Quebec convoy, cpnliUing
heavy gale ot wind came on, and tne next morning
the PearLandl thtf eiait enly if ihe cfl voy were "to
be feeo from the (hore. , On the lad. an exprefs ar
rived from Fortau. a fettlemenr iir the Streiebts of
lMlclfle, informing that three friiates belonsioi to
the French fqoadron, had made .their appearance oif
Temple Bay i that they flood in to nar a to be
fired at from a fmall tort which was erected on
(hore, which induceJtbem tofland olFngaui. This
exprefs alfo brought intelligence, t hat the thrcj
frigates were afterwards feen near the Pnebecfort
which was at the time in the narrowed parts of
England is flifl at MnJ Hatard, ,This nation is
io renq 01 -gaiiHHiiigj-it;-ifc;w- y. J vr -
The Emprefsw RntTia, the Emperor of Germany f
and the King of PrulGa, are at Pohfh Drmtghiu This
is' a game in which make ling flridet t it is ex
peed, 'thjjjjiili.be a drawn game, but that the play
ersf will quarrel alum the JlakeK - ' : : 1 !' ' !
" America is engaged in a party it Cimmeree-iht
has plenty of Spade!, but does not thakej1 proper
; nfe of them. -Ashe appears at preieni very weak in
"Jfarts -Knjrlabd, blg lucky in a fefuenei oj Clubs,
andToirte DMjmudi2mk the IktH to bfe themv has
a preat aavautage." America nao oeiier nave ituctt
to miff. " :---.M :: --;-." -
Tbe next game is to be L to, and the French' hav
in'it fumed up' Pam, re expected to Lb tb(f reft all
rriund cveii America . is far from baying ljlujh in
' irmnps. -rr-3
ol tfefr jMeWi; -The ll'afflinjamysilmQyc
at rrannrort on tne 51a unt.-arm :,ito- troops at or
about that city entirely -worn doAh by fatigue and'
hardthips; ana aioll part without clothe and rfbocv
Thefe troops arriving in great difarder it is to be
inferred that tbe misfortune oHhe republican army
mud be, very confiderable. , All tbe baggage end
artillery of referve U to be ferrt to -Liruburg 00 the
Latin, whllft the army will choofe good (land be.
hind the Mein, wherevthey will wait for the nurae
rous reintorcemenu which are fent to tbetn from all
parts. ' " """", ; ' 1 v ;
Jo the mran timethe Imprrial ills are blin don
the river with a confiderable force, and if tbey are
not arreRed m their career by untorrteeo events, it
is to be apprehended, tbe army of general Joardan
will be obliged to recrofs the Rhine, 'General Mo.
reau will alfo have to all back to prevent hwlefc
wing being fiirr ounded- by the Imperialitls. and aa
I- attack in the rear. The grea tell part of the troops
befieging thefortrefs of EnrenbrietRein are ordered"
from there towards the Mein and very few fent to
fiueatwUte-''ietterl frotH rmWeftrMm??
wied, Coblentz and Trier, mention, that an a ftoni fil
ing number of wounded ara dailj brouglit to their
hoTpitals, and that the TOadsnre covered with wag
gons loaded: with thefe unfortanates -we expect to
fee daring-this week flrong-feinforcemeitts'td psfir '
through iliiscity, which wul come from the interiors
of the republic and refort to the alrmv ot eetJ. Toor- ..
dan, as alfo a great quantity ot artillery and amiiii.
Extrall tf a letter received bf Mr. John Warier,f
, thu citfrroPt hit corrcfptwdint in London, dated the
othofSepK 1 790.:" ' " - .; ' ' ;' ..'.'; I ' '
" Yocrmay depend upon the Wlowine communi. -
ion Mr; .Pitt has informed the governor and'
deputy governor of the bank, that the prefent "being' '
a favourable moment to open a ne Eocktionfor peace
w ith tVve-k l.aT&erclelcTvittmcn
Ton ofoticiice.tajPsivia Jttowltjhjrjexeciiaiwi;,
of France will rntef into a treaty 00 reafoaahla.
terms ?-if fois well . "if not, then the war becomes
a war of neceflity; and tnnlt be tarried on wkhnfi
gour. tor which porpdfe it is not tbe intention ot
this government to a Ik another loaa but to levy
a tax on property, .to-be paid in Quotas according
to each man's ability retpeaively.''
"BON MOT. : : ' 1:
TAVntlemaivwbo poflelfecl fflucbjggfatty.
"nTnoIe'than nature iij'uaUy beftbWs upon an indivj
" diinltcoh t ri ed to make it more' enormous by his
iijyi.npljle attaebment to the bottle, which iiUo.be'
If t it w ith emeralds and 'rubles. To add to his
JllisfflrtnrieSfciniibaneft. toper'a face was fome what
disfigured by not having a regular pair of eyes;
one being black, ano . ne otner ot a. reann nue.
A' petfon happening once to obferve, that his eyes
weriiit-felio wiHeon2rtiat4 birn-ow that-ctreiim?
fiance, The rofy gifled old tipler demanded the
reafon.5 Be'caule,"' replied the jocular genius,
if vour eves had been matches, your , nofe would cer-.
the Streiebts of BelWifle.-
Twelve fail of fqoare rigged veflels belonging to"
Dart month,' Poole, led 'were about bal f loaded in
the adjacent harboors. where th.e were expo fed to
the dcftrocYive ravage of the enemy.
-ftis faicWhar admrraj (Jraves arftVed ar Halifax
the week before lall from England, with an addi
tional naval force for that Ration, arid feveraFtran-
Ipohs with frefh troops for the garrUonTh news
coniesjriflewfly-orneiDnme. , :" .
;:. . e-.NEWF OUN IXA H.0. ;
Otlober 19. The attack, on the illand ol St. Johns,
by. a French fquadron,Js confirmed j- With the
ftructibn bf the hamlets at Ball's Bay and PLcentia.'
.A veflel from thence, arrived yeBerdayrhi three
weeks ; Ky her we learn." that the fleet confided of
fcttn faifiTrlmofriipfthe- liner"ntwtfuppofedto'T
have many troops on board that they had fiOt at
tempted the town of St. Johns, bat cootiaoediroif-
ingoir lie coait. ji - was nowever - luppoiea rnry
Notice to the Merthantt of th United States. ,
The following sdvertifement has been tranimit-'
ted by the American -commidiotiers, in Lohdon, to
bepubtit1ie4 IftlieiteatearTittal.
will render an acceptable fcrviceio ,their fellow ck:;
tizens by givine !t i place in tbeir newfpapersi "'
-AZ-r .., rlMOTHt PICKERING
Department bf Stated ' , :
; ; oa. jo- n96. '.; - r . ;.. - ; ;
,THE commifljonert appotnteirl toearty mfo exe-
cution the feventh article, of .the treaty farnhy,
commerce, and navigation,', between Jiu Britannia.
JVlajertyan4iheidic4.Sm
TviveTioticei'thatlh will
flagrat1bhiigbfriavbfrappibencWd.-
, JROIw A LONPON TAPER. . .
, ' Liberty of the S-ibjell. - '
IT'S really furpriung that people fhould bawl-.fo
for Liberty, when there is fp much in th'ts king-
dom-it 4-well ksswrii thav'aM rs nks'e? people
pajferUberues.wit eveytJ
teriounf wiJh did notTeiiilt ; anjTthaf 3ny-TSt our
liberties trench opo thofe of other people. iSeve
ral of our great men have the liberty to run in
debtv with every man who is fool enough togiye
tjiem.credit the liberty to refute payment as long
as they pleafe, and- t,he liberty to plead privilege to
project their (acred perfons from the purfuit oflaw
iiui.tbejn, on tlie other hand, fome tradefaienbave
tbe jibertj of charging f high for their goods, that
"paHVwS" Pi ?en year they wjll
be gainers by tbe bargain, whilR others, more eon
(cieptious, have thei naies In ,the, Cazette, iniro
9 ny,,o.pur;ceray have the liberty, ot enjoying
' Cnecuf ftS, ,and plujrsJities; Whilft their crafeahavc
the Jiberty .of doing aJl tJje doty and maintaining
:"theirijif9iijf4 as wejl a they can, with jfortj or fifty
.i(Seji(etal perfons ;W,hp pever faw a fword tdrawnf
or Jho;;ftre4."xcept perhaps in a duel,, for an ima-
Mnarv . attronx. la xlelence. ot t&e reuutation ot- a.
pet,. or 00 si 'quarrel-about cards ordice, have 1 dan s army bad to act fepsf ateiy woritea in a areaa
1 hg'1fl(Bd'B6Ul4 rrife 'ir.ly:7oaojnc?tttt fparrh
had been fent (o Admiral Murray, who couid not
lend any aIillance. Captain Girdler at fea.fpoke a
brlirfwo fail to the eaR of KewfonndlaDdr and was
informed by her,' that a fleet of ro. fail of the Ike,
and two frigates had raken Newfoundland, a 50
gun ftsip and i-x's- frigates aniier Ad; IVsHaee
Jjie brigjiad difpatches for England. This laR is
'theTatefh -AarbTeTififttng
having paflerigers from Newfoundland on board. ;
3 Captain Curtin from Halifax, about ti dayaGitc'e,
informs that admiral Murray lay there, with .a' 74
and 4 frigates tbe people expected a vifit from the
French. He fuppofes there are about 1000 'troops
there. -7 , , . '
He ready to proceed to the buftiiefs of theif cbmmif'
fioii, 7an Monday thettpi b day pf QSober neyt.i at
ibeie Aflice, .No. 5, Cray's Inn fquare, Gray' Jnn
London. ''; jj. -'; u, ;) . I . '. .-1- ."'-.
All perfons haing claims uner faid article, will
take notice, that, by the provifions there of,eightein ;
months, frofn the day 00 which-fud comriuflToBer9
fttlrr6rmlf1dardrarrdKo iwtir"
nels, are auigned for recefvwg complaints ana ap
plications, and that the commiffiovers are autborif-
edonjyjpajrticular cafetirt. which it (hall appear
to tnem to he reaionaoie aoo jun, ro exiena.tneuMi
t
. :.ISLEW-T0KK, Oaobet
"Trnnflaied for ihe New-York JWtnirvn.
-BRUSSELS. Sent
ThetwreaT 6fflfrTrBwotbeJSambrean
rails regiments, . r or-which purpole tney
tave had the liberty to employ crimps, to trepan
the unwary, to le.z.e men who have hVbtbVr"crime"
onder eeneral Tourdao. is more feriouT and decitjve
tnan, k was at orit tnougnt to oe. t nc rcpuuncans
being conRahtly puriued and attacked by an enemy
of fuperior force, have ,' been Compelled tb.By - in
.fucha hurry, that they wire .obliged to leavejrtjl
.lery,. baggage, ancl in particular an amazin'g'num
berof kulecV anl prifoners behind them.- Theworft
yet remains.. The-ditrerent columns pi .gen jpur-
1trrttrmlrTTn
part was'to re taken, In bfdrr to lave. the remains
otbe a"rroy,and therefore een."jourdan gave orders
toTl Hiefc celuiTcTr
X- " " '"' '.'' ":. ;-'" '.' '; :..--.:.;-'U' J; '"'.. "rf.-,.,
term 9? eigLtn niowBs," for Anf3W.oljS6fiS3
ing fix months after the expiration thereof. : riH'
London, 7th Sept. 790, ,i , ,
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, ; " LANDS FOR SALE.
OKrSatgrday the loth day .of November next, at
'-' the court liocrfe in Wihnington will be foM to
the h'rgbTOlMdder,' . r
; A - PLANTATION iaBlaon county,: iontainlne
jf about 7o acres, where MrMacqoire fprnierl?
lived, called Afliton 'Burns i . whereon is a pood
dwelling hoofe, and fences in tolerable repair two
tracts" ot 640; ncrereachjiiitf c on plley.
Swamp one traft of 640 acres on South River in
faid county r-aud 1 00 acres firuato on Broad .water
in Brunfwick 'county-whtcb feyerat parcels . of:
land, were formerly poflefledJr faid Macquire, and
laft pofff-fTed by Mr. George Weare. decearcd. 320
acres, alio in Bladen ; adjoining lands 01 cot. uwen,
y Mr. Thomas Henderlom deceaied
ATot'of ?'acres,oppohte the town 0: VTjlniington,
laR' pofTtfled by Joint Morris, decfafed. . T t7
The perfons laft fehtetTttf the aforefaid lands dy
ing without heirs, the lands became efcheated smi4
were granted by the General Aflembly to the trfc
tees of the oni verfityrThey will be fold agreeable
to the-ordinance ot the' truflees j which idirecla ai
f 'rt-e'dit '-of one,two'orhreeeatobegWeir anl-
to lecnre'the paymentoFthf pirrc.haM money, Donos
femriTieS. tnoet her with a morteaeewn the
purchafed to beakenj. v Wi.B. RUXm
Jandt . .