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FAYETTE V I LLE A PE R TIBER.
VottY
S ATURDAY, Npvsmbcr $6,; 96:
Numb. 35.
CAROLINA
MINERVA
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- irriwtkl at Charleitdn m ' 1 1 days i roitt i 1 artl not TCT "ihld ciuaini; you wit h th final I land , -mho ha 1 invejltd virthltrfl f$vert, nit tntj t
IiidQa,' ipapers i fiic been received, from
"VeV F A R IS, 5ept. 29.-' ;
T-JIE military council concluded, yeflerdsy ; its
A dsbates relative tA ct 3$ biuirg--n.t i Grrji,
tteflev 4rWH before them'he conclufions of the
"reporter tended to fend gen. Fion, and another c
cufrd prrfon to th higlneourt.of Judice, liecaule
they were HiplitfyW in the aftpir of Baboeuf, Four
were coadrmneflo death, fi to hanifhmenr, three
to impcjW-iBtheni, ad the reft were fet af liberty.
AJfi-Joti- A letter frni thr Wilflt lad Molelle,
. !atl Sept. 1 3th, f y, I hit the army bat quitted
u poQtion on the Iwr, paTed the Danube, and di
f-3ed it march to Nuremberg, id take the arch
duke ithe rearr; T ;-
ORtbcrx. Tbc foil confplratpr condemned to
: death 'jmUItaryonaniiflian wett fhol yetterday
la the plain of Grenelle. . i- . ;
- Gen. Jourd an is at Parly Jie will fet outpeedilyj,
rfWf orpoie J taking th commapd ot (be army
J til North. ; -' .- .
ltil (aid that Kleber will TtmVm with thjaarmy
r th oambri and the .Meufeud that the Direc
ory aril I afford a fignal example of leverity g'"lt
.Ihotsbtfhfy
'el a)3ina in that ariy. 3
v A treaty of alliance- as ftWrHaniilBa heen.
-onaMtd between the jtoatru of tuckbubn and Pt-tertburg.'-
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f .-,- 1. u li u rv. uaacr . ' -
' mnt, on thttthof X"
;T,H ITU a peculiar latirfadioti to me", in the prtfc
41)1 Juncture of a.Fir4 to recufjo your flvj;f if
Wth recent opportunity w litch haa been oi eA fft
tijfthigiht fenf? o&jmy rwrtplengaged tn a dtt-;
ct acf arduoua coated ft the prclervatioo of all
: jtut Ifcutoft dear toui.' . - ; '
h f kave oihirred mo ndeataur for felt log o foot
cure for the future, the general tranquility.
" The (leps whkh I hae taken for this purpofe,
Lava at length opened the Way to art' immediate ami
direct ae jiBciiitldnj : 'tfTe iffde or Which' trtofl either
feroduce the defirable end of a julL honourable and
Vimd'paace foT u and out 1 alliesr or miill prbveiie
toud difpute, to what caufe alone,ine prolongation
F the calamities of WarWullTieaTcrltied.
' " I.lhaU iitiiedlatfly fend, a (if rfoii id Pari, with
tut) powers to treat for thla objeel, and it is my
itilciouj vrifb that this mearure"niay lead to the re
Horai'ion of a general ipeace. But yoii mull beferi
tb)ttiat nothing can fo miich contribute to give et-
Tarltii this defire. as vour hvanife(linfftlat"we Dof-
Wn hinh ihrieterm to op'-
ofe with Tncfeafed aclivity and energy', the farther
tfForts with Which we may have to contend. -
' Tou will fee) this peculiarly necellary , at a mo
I'tue. I (hair have fcieo to hurop a turther proot or
my moderation and forbearance. : And I can have
n doubt of youir determination to Jefeod, againd
every a ggrellion, the dignity, righik, and litereds
of the Britifh empire.. . - . .
" ' GjutUmtn Jjht Htufe of Commiftf
""Trely on your jeal and public fpirit for filth
fupplies as yuu may think necellary for the femce of
the year.' f-: - - - ''- - ' '
It is a reat fatisfaftlon to me to obferve, that
notJR4thandi i he tempore
hate been kxperiencfd, Ibe Itate of ilic coiiuiierce
manutacluref. and revenue of I lie conn (ry, proves
the feaJxunjfcf
riirnifhrsyou fuch means as mu(t be equal to any ev
IVtioBi whclulte prelent crifii.niay require. L-T
:'.:-'Jtft lati$m4- GiutUmttt, - r- "'"r
fliilrtfles which were ,in the lad year expert
rhen-she-oiiemy fepenlyanifefted f helnW" iancfc;
seaUwt iaf' t jemptlng afe'delcent twrthcfirtoTOct
It cannot he doubted what would Je the illue ot luch
'An e'nterprize, but if befita your wildim-to negleft
fio precaution that may either preclude the attempt,
or fccure the fpeedieft meana of turniifg it to the
ton'ulioii And ruin of the nemyJ------7"
in reyisrsBgt'neiventa of the year, you will
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the Ikill and exertions ot my
live obierved. that b
v, our cx;enuve aui
intreaTing commerce has
jJbe.ett pirAtd;iii.aJe0toliiipJ( foyiid-EMtj.ler
"ini the fleew) of the" enemy Jiaye, lor the greatelt
" part dF tlie year, been .blocked "rip in- tneir o'wn
ports.
"TlwoDeratlonJfn the Eaft arid Wefl-Indieshave
been highly honourable to the BriiiU.i arnni, and
productive of great national advantage f and the
valour ancf good conduct of my forces, both by fea
ind land, hive been eminently confciiflus. 7
U Tlii. fnKiim. nfTof ir nil the rnnfiiint has trn
hiore vif lout: and thi progr eft nl he Trench aiwlfJ TVon"
threatened at owe 'peq ttia ulnibll danger to all
Eurone
But from the. lonotiraMe and d'gnified perfeve
, ranee of my ally tne Emperor, and from the intra-
Tpidttydifcipline,,:wHd invincible fpirit of the Auf
"Irian forces, under the aufpicious conduct of the
7rchduke CharlesTTucli turn has Jaiely beeii given
io the courfe of the war, aanmay inlpire a well-
.jgruunded eonfidenie that the final refult of the cam.
ien will prove more difaftrotis to the enemy, than
ourab,le toher beaf . . , . . I r
t at apparentljr awttiie unjpoMion aati conaua ot
encei from the tartU'y.of. con, are, now, by the
b!effinelBlH5d. napuilv removed,' and an abundant
harvell affordthe plearingjirofrert of relief in that
important articlf to the luwu'wgclaflesnf the com
munity..: Our internal tranquilly Lus alio cootinu
ed undidurbed. .'"I- .
im xomrmiion nas appeareu on every occaiian ,
and the cndeav.turs of thofe wbo wifhed to. intro
duce anarchy and confufionjnto jhiicoumry; have
een repreiTedtiy Ibe energy and wifdom of the
laws. ,. -". -. , !! v-.', , , 77
. " Toefeat all the defigns of our enemies, to re.
(lore to my people the bleiiittgs of a lecure and hon
ourable peace, to maintain inviolate their religion,
lawa and liberty, nd to deliver down unimpaired
to the latefl poller ty tbf g'pry and bappinrfs of
fhefe kingdoms, is the cnaltaot wifli of my . heart,
and the uniform end of all my actions. - In ever
meafuro that can conduce to thofe objects, I am con
fident of receiving the firm, zealous, Vti aiTcdio.
uate tupport .ot my parliament
Sept. of Yeilerday arrived a mal from antbiirg.
id a fiiigle freach paper1 (the MelTtger du $oir
JUto of Lr 4tli irrthrnt: By inlormarion
)of
re-
ceived iltrough both channels of conveyance, we
learn that gen. ivioreau has been defeated, and has
commencecThis retreat, nocnoWever bythejvav of
ISuatiiaTTdwliich fide th& Aullrians re movlncTo
cut his retreat, by potieffing themtelve of the
lirng panes, but7towardsancoiahppTrtgy jthiJ
delnerate flepjO
and thus give Jourdan an opportunity again to aef
upon the otfenfive. - Thus far the accounts by the
mail j but the reports of the day come later, and
aftert confidently, that on the aad, as was dated in
the Lord Mayor's letter, general Jourdin was com
plctelvJeteatedrnd that Moreau's army h,as been
completely difprf)d.
By a reference to onr fhip newt it will be feen
that Adm. Gardner has dilpatched a cqnfiderable
parrot his fleet jgnpbrfuit of the French fquadron
tuppoiea to ue cruuiog ott thehanka ot Newtound-
ana GretU Britain, hut ti toncludt it dejinitiytty hlweem
thetvio pntcri. If, then, the ifuigiifb govemmenc
is fincerf if this proceeding, like U.ttuc whichv
die has made, up to this time, upon this point, doe
not tend merely to wake t he w Vrld M ieve that det
carrirs on the war unwillingly, and that it is mad
hi order tw have the pretext i. require fupflict
which the Entilidi people feet tbcm fpend with re4
gret-if tbla government abjurea ao unjuft Jiatred,
if ihr pens her ear to the voice of huaiMity, it (he
yields to the with of the nation, whole Inter lis and
welj'jrr aft rmrufted to her care. tl e psace will ex
perience neiilier delay nor obllacle.r ' ,) -
t-ord ialm(bury, wiJO is certainly appointed ml
ToSirjrw may believe letter! from BrelLTt
appears, that the dangerous project la formed, of
making a defcent in Ireland or kugland. Thelis let
ters announce, tftat every flung is ready in that port
for a grarxiiedkio
end'of this moni,jnd the command of which will
be given to vice-admiral Viliaret-joyeufe. Others
add, thjt the fliips of.the line,jlwsJlji8the oiher
7etto57r'wliicli i compoleil7?ake fix months provi
iions, and that tbi expedition vrkl be reinforced by
a great nuntber of other e(lels, which are aclually
aflembi'ng atochefort and Clierbourg. ... 73"
jjVVe areliedthaithrco has order-:
ed its ininilief, Azzara, to exprefs to the Pope its
profound indignation at the conduct which he held
towards " the Trench, upon the fudden '.attack ol
Wurniferrf and todecJae;ttbisoJineii,4haMt;
would not fartTier concern iilelf 'uh his itjterefU,
and to ouu lltftne after having nude this decUra
nftitier iiv W rnnreive it mult he Inleredinar rn
Thgunrmen to lee the exact words in .which tire
French government have announced the fird direct
propolition toward pace that hat come from the
Englim court n
!7T,t An official note, dated from Weftminller, the
j lit Sept. i yoo, old djle, ( jd VeBdrtnaijreJjfihyear,
remitted the 9th of this monjh to the. minifler of
foreign ffklrtritld bytthw-jnewedTtafw
torv, deures pallborts tor an envoy from tne uritiih
fifetnrwSfcOTrr
nf neaee. The Fxeciitive f)irectory forthwith made
ft decree, chtrjing the minittcroi Jereign affairs to
wifterto Farispt fon Of Mr; Ifarria, the autiior ol
tlie celebrated work, calledTTlarmea, who about'
years a0 Was bne of tbe lordtvof the admiraltyj
and afterwards a lord of the treafui y. J he pre ,
fent lord, who is juft co jeara bid, was in 1 768 ap
pointed frcretary to rlieembafiy to Spain. Me waft '
afterwards anade mi aider at Bituflela, and in 177a
envoy extraordinary to Berlin. In 1 776 he went i
the fame character to Peter(burg and in 1784- he
was made atnailador to the Hague. He was par-.
ticularly in(lritmentaliri coticluduig.treatiesavmit--5
able to" Wu(na"indrTolland, in conlequence of which
he wat grtnted certain honours in thofe countries.
His lordfhip has had experience cDoogh to make an
able oegociator, and, it minidert are fiocete, w "
have no. doabt be will be luccefsfutn the prefene
occa'ion. v'. '.
Ofioiir It. We underfland that Lord Sr. Helen
is to he the perfon appointed 10 go to Paris as our
rniniHer, to negociate wkb the r'rehch dirtdory.
It is mod probable that this is true. His lorn rc
refidence at Parli. embafl to Madrid, his inoften
five character as a diploniatic man,point hinvout for
the nomination, and certainly he will go wlthji bet.
ter grace than any ttthe other pci ions who hat '
been named... ' ' , '
"The mail arrived yefterday confirms the opinioti
advanced, of Moreau'a defigp of retreating through
Suabla ; and there isrealon to believe that tlie io-
himn- which herleot inter Franconia ", has titeadr
marched to '"rVjo?n him on the Danube. 1 e does
not appear to be very Vefirous of reirtating; lie. . . .
jeem to flrofle to mainrawiimfeltn:.-!)..,
nubet for he ancht undoubtedly have rraibp1 kht '
longfince, had his objed- been to regain the bank
of the Unoe'r Rhine. Still. haWvrr. hr u ir,
ycrittcal fitaatfoh. . It Will be feen that detaebn ents
ot the archdile's army have entered ituugard. and
Cut Off all his communications with France j and w
drongly fnfpeft tharth aref duke himfelt ia now
movrh towards the Brifgau, for the pur p tie of ef
fectually cutting off his retreat to Ktanc. " ,
lwtfrotnliirroTthe that tb
Pruflian regiments in South PrnlTa are tontpletiug
r with tbe-greaied expedition; and a aft quantity o?
artillery of various calibres is conveying thither '
This looks, as if the king of Pruffia were not wuirar
erv.frfpecting hUnew BerghteugTbemprU 6fl
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The French have fet fire to feveral villages in th
Electorate of Cologne, becaufe fomc peafants of that"
Country, afllfted by run-aways, have attacked fom
rrencn etcoris, ana taken Irom them fifteen wai
gQiisTadea with aoaiy?-tr'-'-- - "-7
PLYMOUT H: ettjL
AffiViWColoiSt; ot f4 gijiis, capi . vjtihoaTl, -
w learn, thai on Friday lad Sir A. Gardner de.'
tached eleven fail of th Jin and the Trbferpin'e Iri-"
gate .to Newfoundlanif. ,
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PARIS ' Sept 97. ; .
r'wr f kAMBjtE. and muse.
The dtreftory harpubiiflied a notice to the fed.
lowing erTVA ; " Acqordingto tbedifpofitionswhicV
have taken nla rP in rr nf.nmii . fif m .1 1 hi' TV.! " f i .
a uravery niu the tame, tnatrarmy naa UlTru h
art to the Rhine, and part to the entrenched camp
oOuffeldorfF.A confiderable corps of the army of
tlie North having fprmed adjunction with it, an o',
fenfive movement will immediately .follow, which
will enable U to -reap the fruits of Its firftTCoii-"
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UA-letter froni 'Mnrrtw irnTTjrrfstJi. g
tember, dates, that this d'rrtiv hairetirfjl.frti
tfangefbus pofit ion tr occupied ht the troops
which Jordered the lhff , and poflefled Bavaria and
thetight bank of the.DaimLc, crofl'ed that fiver it
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