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F cArn tn'ttie iflhcortatiorl of other p
UUIIAIIUU VI m , 1 . I'll
vifions. - The price of corn, it was true, wasttill
fuch as to warrant jHifulonlbat eortntiori
-would be prevented bf ; bUt as fa a particular dit
trift the Mctuatiort of the tri'sfrket might tonfidera
bly reduce that price, he thought Jt for the general
interelt ot the country-that.tnei.aws .uu Liu Lr
Ihmildlid cdririnued. .left this local
-xeducVwn oUa value :'&ou Wj j-jnjf s
exportation: ?f AU othrr piHviiion9 wereat a
which would render the other part of the act ftitloi
nO. W,. rtimild -therefore movt a rctoluuun ....for.
ouToi!the
-mtftwo clsrofc-r-wteichr when -the tarmr had
. been able more iultlv to eilima. the neit produce
f rh Mr after feed time" ni relit be found uecel-.
fary. The fir ft w?, thata pcmilhon.hould.,be
inferted in 'thehilllor repealing it during tins fri
.fmn, if t'(huld'Bs;touiid inconvenient ; the other
a limihr permitfidu to his majefly in council, to fat-.
pend or repeal any pirt ofiLdanngtheJyation oi
'" PiirliamiMir. ' 1 '
ich
.ThcuWn'Utce Vgra3'tn:ihis rcfnliirtonrwhr
Was reported to1 the lmife. and leave obtained
bring in a bill conformable to it
- ' ' - sli;k.
jit co.imdcf tin; bill for permit--
-MrvRyd
er m op
ting thiportatiort: ofirnmnnuhichircl litk
tral'bVtoms.'.w.hicu was agreed to, and a c
commit-
tee of The jvliole hbuTe"ot3?TS
morrow.
P A R T s.: OBober i
f , ""J .......
Much is faid of the muneitte preparations makinr
for anVinvafi.on ot Kngl-Jiul ; we mm!, lain" v.a.o, ue
(Iroy Carthage ; we (hall never conquer the Romans
butmUme, faid Hannibal and Mithridates. Mar
fhaf Saxe' often repeated, that the hnolilh .would
never be comiuered but in London;- we think, that
if the Britifli government refojes to accept ju.(t con
ditions ofpeace,- and if they permit in arming Ku
rope againU the Republic, we-mutt carry the wr to
the banks, of the Thames, and force the govern
ment to accept the dive. branch We do not dii
femble the multiplied d-ingers oflucb an eilterpiize;
fuccefs is doubtful ; bu: perhaps, it is necefTary to
hazard it. Hot thcpblerfOe and the glory
of the French Republic.
nouncesithat -thjMnhabjiants Ba(tjainftiiitl
of the departure of -the trigHfli, aiid that they wife
tn'aklhffdifpQfition'J.to blow up the fort by two
mines, took up arms againlf them, and detained the
governor as i aprjigne. '
The Dey of Algiers ii exerting himfelf in the
mod fpirited. manner to maintain the independence
of his ports.! The Eft glim' having infringed that fn,
he Telegraphe to Lille, a few hours before the fail-'
Jng oJTrveuei irom.vaiai amvcu l,,v.". . ;.
engagement had taken place between ihe Huiiriai..
general rAlVinzvy nd the Trench gpfltval Maflfeiiy,
on the ioth ult. near Triefte, .in which he former
were defeated ; the Frencfh haying made about 5000
, officers orifoners. . The xa
noitand afl IheTpaggage'' of the Auftrians . fell into
their hands -
N.E W-Y O R K, January 2. .
cant. Barnev. " tlle''tiatr6., fays he has or
ders from the French nation to capture , all
-American veffels bo'urid" to pr from Bnufji
ports, and to detain them till further orders .
. A pretty ftory for captain Barney to tell.
Capt. Barney, an American, has orders from
the French, to feize all the veffels of his owl:
countrymen. It would be well if the Yan
kees could hear that -v-am bl uttering captam
tell this ftory they would teach him the fol-.
ly of defertin fis country and joining it eti-r
einies in feizing American property,
IBat cantrBeTHarthe4etters,-declares
thanoheAjnlred States clrooleMrTAaam ;
lowing -gentlemen wef c tlcdled tin ?cl yrs.-.tcri
current year. ""
Thomas Willing, jblin I.aoraWe, Abijah V.iv.-
mood, John Vauglian, I'hilip Li v t n g(l.m , '1. h6a'...?.
Veiif. If, Gerard VValfon, KUa;s f?rulior, ru tl
Brtck, jofep.h. Anthony, Archibjlii M'Call, l.yiert
am, liaac vv n:uTon aniw-i.
f!ui - G.
Smith, William Hin
Ii5r lauieVS."Co; JctoiVnljfra. kir. jf.lti
VV ii trbfnuu lySalifuel Sfe t"ietrj-tvi a ' 1 te
"ThomUs jtwing. Abijn i ;ivvts, Wiliiam $1
l?enrjlrJojiepli Sjiis. (.:,fr:
f he. dirrctoii are to 'meet this evening for-the
choke ot a i'relidtnt. '
LkoiaJti.
i?xii Ud cf'-a Vtu. f'x'h
ta'e-f rantais, Nov. set;, 1706,10 his
received by the Medul'i"
PrefideiitpthejrwHtx
war with France, in three months : as Mrl-
taking all cargoes 'by force, where the captain or
rcgnngnee re rule -to tell to tlicnv.
Teffdrfon would be more agreeable to France.
If capt. -Barney has faid that, laeis author
nfed to fof it or he is no't--If he is autho
rifed, it is a proof of what has been fuggef
ted, that the French have been, meddling
with our election, or at leaft mean to quar
rel with us for a legal :conft itutional act, if
not agreeable to them.
If he is riot authorifed to make fuch a de
claration, he is a fool for making it, and the
letter-writer is a fool for propagating the. re
port : for inftead of aiding the French inte
reft in this country, it will widen the breach,
by exafperating our citizens in a tenfbld .de
gree,: '. :.- ' y - -.7,".
The French make war upon the U. States
rfpxnorjchpofi
lnlolence and tyranny:1. Generous allies in
deed! ! There is not a defpot in Europe, ex
cept the tyorrels of the North, that has at-
kempted thus to dictate to other nationsil.
Mr. Jefferfoms not chofeii rrefident-
Thanks to the integrity arid independent fpi
rit of the El-trs ! Sooner than receive even
a conftable from the French Englifii orRufe
fiahs, or any "other nation, ; the Americans
will -rife in a mafs, and drive every intruding
foreigner from their mores.
It is laughable to hear the " patriots," in
our citieswho '"ha"vebeim"ndriiled"toHh;eir
fervice at home, and never went abroad e
nough to" learn their ignorance of the tern
per of the Arnerican : people, talk about a
civil waj, a terrible bloody ciyjl war, in cafe
the French Ihould make var 011 the .United
"dependence, and taken .a Spanilh frigate there, the
AigetVnes having r'eulatmecl it 1 and are preparing
their whole maritime force ! . . .
f '....- Novstibtr 6.
Citizens Directors, .
I halten, to communicate to, the'Kxecutive Direr---toryhe-ree
infl.r brought by art extra ordinary courier, which
announce that a general revoltitiou has jolt taken
place liiTreland.This intereflin news came by
.lsY.O-lhi.psl..brpjigjntj,iie'roa'cl t he" fame xvenuig
by our privateers, and which lately failed from Li-
ve r pool. -Tlie ir ca ptaios if ate: tlrat . the. I ri fit r a f t cr
attacked flad deleatea 10,000 tnglifn troops Jim , .r , . , , f , Pj i
the Militia joined thcjnfurgents, and that the whole
country ;s jn a ltate .or lnlurrecxipn.
The arrefts, and foine other arbitrary, proceed
ings of whjch the Englifh Miniver isacculed, feemcd
to have provoked this commotion. "". ' -
Health and Refpea, " , TRUGUelT.
-fcmirat-Bournwvict'" tht-&mirtteeD&&hty.
" ll a n h e i jvf , 3 Bruimire.
I had the honour to glveyou an account yelfrday
of the attack of the farmy, made by the enemy in
the night between the ioth and the 26th Vende
. niaire) upon the head of the bridge mid the Hland-of
niCTwjcu i uc, 111 projccreqiiotHtiig-4Cis-ininp
make the ga rrifon pri foneVs of war? a'nd id .faife the
works;; andTinally cut olF theomftmmcaojitlie"
left wing with the right 6f. the army. This affair
colt the enemy more tuan 4000 men."
(.-". ' ;j .; - r BOURNONyiLLE.
divted
friend, in. PhiK-Tcieipliia,
frigate, Commo.doie Barney. -v
"1 would give jou a ikercli of politics$ but us
you wjll loon Ice ai addi'tls " to the iiierciiants, &
o'hers, whwtJi it mav concern, citizens of the Unit
ed Mates,' iMibl'Gitd in.yoUr papei: fetting forth
th embarrafled Ituu ot our Tuniiw rce th- unji.lt
captures of our velicls the bad ro':eds of being
pa 'I tl ie' cbnduct of the cb 111 n 1 1 fno uFr s 7&C7:&t-.
renders an account from R)e unncceiiury.. I yill,
however oblerve, 'that, they ieem determined to
hiake iist:ike a part with or agalnlKtliem ; tie) will
JeLiia-jiiiim njjjrjiolonar. ...-They are captur-
. L O. ND O- Nj November i jr. . i.'-'
- There has been a report in ciYculatVon, thatMii
nifters have received accounts from Belfaft. that a
yeflel bearing American colours had (food Into that
harbour but feeing a king's fhip lying at anchor;
had endeavoured to (heer off'; but Was taken, and if
was toana tnat tne naa t 5,000 itancr ot arms 00
board;7' The Captain .had time to burn his papers!,
and he would neither fay from whence he came nor
-whither he was tound. We repeat the ftory, exact'-,
ly according' tor rumour, but on the face of U, U is a
. moft improbable tale. . If -there was any dehgh," e
come to that crifis, which God forbid, that
excepting among a re w members." of the
clubs, who have been long disciplined by fac
tion, there will be but pne-fentiment -one
voice in our country to refift the iiation that
attacks , us, French . or. EnglHh. They may
be affured that amongainiliiort of thernorth--ern
people, faction will not be able to mufter
one regiment of Traitors. The"citizeris, - as
a man, will rally round the American . Ea
gle. The men who defert that (tandard will
f be:in:the:pjcami
' our war for Independence, with tfiis' aggra-
vauoiL orcnmi-rrjTr trteir-neaasj-oi-viotating
their allegiance to bur governrnerit.
The LniitedStatcsw'ill-t
fteps to preferve peace they will commit no
at of aggrefTion on any foreign na'ion they
will throw the whole blame of war on their
foes. .No fhadow of pretext will be left to
apologize for an abandonment of the-American
colours and woe to the Americans
that abandon them. ' . -
Jan. 7iZ -The rivers which farrounded this
city are filled with floating ice, which almoft
obftrucs navigations We are happy to hear
however that capt. Dean failed yeiterday for
t f he rplipf rif rnr liifFpriTio- rnnrinprs rin thn
hej-jttnLiI or" the dilatrected.1 coaft, with a good fupply ofcloathing, prov'
uci luiw ii w hiunii t 11 im-w'aic. auy Tcauj". nous aiiu waterj, togeiner . wun a large nuirir
,sF",uti6iv, u'v bi iii.-fiiiw-nmi. nuiuwuif niy nef oi leauicn.
They have laid a very heavy duty upon alTgoods
importedLintd 'the ifland -the duty is by weight, ahd.
not on the va?ue, and is curioully arranged : all
goods are weighed as foon as landed, on fome ar
ticles the duty is equal to fi'tft coff."
C0MMUN1C 4T10N.'.
. It is in vain the French partisans attempt to. fhel
ter thenifelves from the defeat the inlblertce of their
miniftef has produced," by pretending that the Bri
tilh treaty has wrong'd theij jiation. The fophifms w
and lies di reel: on that fubjeft, already outnumber
the cenfus of the United States; tlvy have made
more than "one damning fib for every foul. ' Even
Frenchmen poflefled of candour and good fenfewill
feel,---though-they-may6tcki:o.wledge-.ihia.TacTJlI.
The public faith of inie ica is at tbis niomenr the
pufeltrand tmoft unfpott; d of any nation on the
globe. Let our pairhti who wifh to fee a Fi ciuh -army
marching through our towns, to coiloft pi;- .
tiires, -&G. &c- - Our pat riots who alreadytiijiik of
a place of refuge in Louiliana - our pat 1 iots who
haye agents in Paris, and -who expect- to get thfc
it.pp;-r hand by French help, and Frenrh' threuts i
. jfg.S-JeLonr patf iot-s(but the w ord iniells of tilth)
ileny this if t!u-y dare, f yes are openecTat lalt. -
NOTICE IS HE RE Br GIVEN, v '
That it lhail and may be law fui lor the citizens
.jsllthojnired -St St es-of Americato import into the
Bmilh ports ofStV Oroni
(ollcwiiio; enumerar'rd articles, viz.
Flour, bread, bilcuit, peafe, beans, potatoes,wheat,
rice, bats, barleyj and gra'm of any fort ; tobacco,
pitch, - taf , turpentine, -hemp, - flax, malts, -yar
bowfprits, (t a vesThead inginTberrfhinglesnd ail r
forts of lumber, hoiles, neat cattle, Iheep, hogs,.
poultry and live (lock of any. fort.
And the following articles are allowed to be im
port ed u n t il further pTiMictTtcei ven-8''
Claret in Juigfiieads and cales, hogs lard, Tweet
oil -onions jr-a ppl e s - a nd-xuheiL-fertx:n fruit; bee
pork and ! ill. : - '""--
No goods or commodit'es whatever fliall be mi-'
ported or brought f rom ihe United States of Ame
rica into any port or ports of St. Dojningo jn pof
lelfion of the Britifli alter t his date, except the a- ,
bove, under the penalty of" the forfeiture thereof, .
and alfo tiie fhip or vefit'ljn which the fante flial! be
'brought, together with her guns, furniture, ammu-
4
nitipn, tackle anoTappareT
G. FORBES, Waj. Gen.
-Port-(tU-Frbicey Auguft i, .1796.
-BA.L T I MORE, January i.
L-JMihsiiJK the . great effufion
or numan Diooa, in leverai . parts 01. jcurope,
-w-catlmrbua!dently-wifli- for-the-return.
of peace to thefe unhappy countries : we fhall
tlierefwe--belad - to?
rumours of a peace between the Emperor
and the F'rench republic grows daily; ltronT
ger"-The news of all communication being '
impeded between England and France Teems
to wear a different compkxion. It , feems
the French general Moreau ili 11 continues r
I his. retreat if we believe all- the papers fay
of him, he is in a bad plight indeed ; howe
ver there are Jone jreporis of a contradictory;',.. ,
nature; it is"acknpwledged that he hasfiad" ;
I)1enty of retroga'dr iiian
noc fo - bad with, tiini as I(as been reprefented -
- -One accbunt Tays " that aiter a marcht)f Y :
would hardly have fenl a veflel into 'a por fo public 1,
ifis pciiaiu ,iue inu papers iay notningx)n uicn an
CVCUl.
Yjeflejjaynccouht was received at pover, flat-
. ing, thajt intelligence had been communicated by
PHII-ADKLPHIA January 1. '
-At tHearmoal meeting of the ftockholders of the
Iwnk-'therlJnitedtates heldj eflerd ay Jtheibl.:
1 60" league! 'Wijliput tl?e Jeaof-liejtSok: '
from the cneKiy 1 8 pices of cannon, 2 pair : "
of colours, an'd'neaf ly 7'bco priforiers, amongZT
whom are So olliccrs Another account v
mentions his 'having attacked the Imperial :r
general mraich, and repulled him, with thc . . .
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