.it,.-
I itc
tern. ::tel krenC'1, .trdnlkltcu irom inTtreagyas itTeipectt the. parties-concerned te
Chariefton.
deriiian pape ; received by the fhip An-" Bi.-t'--F4J;,lCl"6 0t
rhnnv Mancinf GaDt. Suntord; arrived at VMine Va-WW .p
. KARLSRUHE, November 7. ,
Almo't cverv dav Imperial iroo;jas well caval
rv as f-ntryr mjirchhrw'gti' quf City andneigh
RYine. 4J partly to lve.li J ; t lie formal inye(lmnt ot
w!t.;!i is (hortlv .- emtiffn'e, wmie me urn pnai
11 ready ; and :ue trendies will be opened, this.
3v." A Ur m- tntufporr of r"jvvart;IUry fat oJf
frora hence tor l iaf porpo'e - Lntt Fruhy afternoon
we-hearil iie'e fr n thence Vvery. heavy but fhort
c !'ion'K nftcrwarda we heard.'that the r'rrrmh
had ma le a fortie with a luperiur torcr, cnieny 01
arged that at the inn c the pet u Vum rec!v e tUir
wfreedo;no law killed oV.ibWidgJt, -ran.J that
gtvc atr extraft a lopn ta we 6rtl f w.Here humanity was lb trus ctiicfinet! hat the.
L.i.'.'ii.-.U. .:f 'LL?.' I.'......'... 1.V . : 1 .S I k . 7.
pcii:ion;rs naa reei apt icved. iiitl that it oulir
10 i)e examin-d into.. -
We' are not attUoinfecl wnhth fate of the peti
tion, but conceive it prohabie that ( onorcf will out
interfere in behalf ot "the petitioners." & " " T
.
Amk. . .
"Sooie of tfiemait'eft'eetne
wedia!!
room
en.nus
wrrei."
public'- miiidiri JlVjtooritrt
lrtry. rfovv.n,.the I wiftaW-
It iuudernood that the friend of theconltltu-
tnm pt l7J. and the AUJjrattjZ fa called toiieilitr
If on r infnrnialinn
is not rorrecVwe fh'all lhrairaii tonclpuud? ui ior
imu mrt.ic a i(iii " i -i; , '. . . , 1 rrom ineir, orn'nooy- ana layering one intra.oKi
cavalry, -imi the weaWefl adneftl polls ot the lobee&e by the people, wai, the certainty th!
,r in.,m .liilinirf wncreb low' Itves were- lolt on .u .1 ' ...i.-ii.jcv-...
- .... 1
at tome tliltace, wimru imv '
I.01 h lide Aiicxeiipjun-tuc-t'Tf nclUtad-retorned-f-and
tlws iuitciaut ag'i enteve- in theif former potitiop.
STRASBOURG, November 4. , .
The funeral he.idxpMrten 'affe Itift as itfhiltie;
he m. Genera! Ief.iix ttjll on the Iflailds of the
Rhine: hi head ntiacteK'are at" Ruorechliau. In
sketi place yer. ir is micerrain
rpre-
the
navel
Krh not unit has t;
wIt nthch rd :Vatf ler-tor -which both parties
are tliemfcKea by this fortrel'a, will take place;
. ft C -1 .1 1. 1 .MAMirnA fni ' fiirtunaro iffiifl I
wuh-fiinu -l oyalitts, tonipofc iLc inajariiy. of ilie na
tion ; but that the lail.coiiventtnn did not at:d the
prelent leg'fbrvre r!nea"'not'reprcfi.'nt'that tnajbrity
On the other jhjiflcf, fhe real reafon with, 1 lie- con
vention forte-eleingtwo thirds of The Iea'-lt'iture
fljor't Hlnefs,
. FAYETTEVILLEj-Feb. 18
DIKO, on the 1 th itutaiit, after
Col. William. Vanp ol tirisxown.
The follavvinuMienrleien xwrrp rp.elftv.i
rnenibers of cohere! s at a Hate ekttion in
New-Jerfeyjonatlikn Dayton, Msrk 1 honip-
j 1 j . w 1, cw Vat ' 'T v IWIl Willi
the convention, and ihat-it-the-whole elediouwa
Tublnuted ro.tue people, the teprelcntatiotjs wAiild
agin change the tooUitutton,' , .'
It is no proof that the decree of re-c!ecl!on wa
agreeable to the ..people) that a majority fintillv
janftioned it: for the allemblics were tumultuous
?nd, violent. . , . . . '-.
tint a fad it ft ntirl fn 11a wWh if wll tn.mA
edi.ia dec! five r the queibon Of partiet, and the
i . i v v i life ui ic itMitu in r ra nee. 1 1 ts t.nd
that a-mod all' t lie-one. third clewed bV the piinurv
1 lonT Mcflra.' JarriM TT. Tmlny3
man and Thomas Sirmickfo
it
inott mriuiuaiJic ,m.i.,i v.M " ""n ' I t Hucinuucs, were, men ' ot moderate .principles j or
been l.'tnen on oomi- h . "w"""--'"- ann-ineouMis. , it ;is laid, that BoilV d Anlas, who ..j :n "j1 i lJ ,vfl",cu ,w u,e
f, getting demolifhed by the ' republicans j and a i. kpnlahe.ol thatharafter, was elected in al. !? ?r J y,nnt a,ld Grenada, and the
Wilifl asTotTjeiiibnce'l burnt down clear to the jMieryeparttiiettt-o'WOTcePtnefere- -SSI?5?-6-r,rL-C,S afc fearlyreduced -Tke
ironr. The Auflrianshave on the.rTTde, demolifli, facts, the onchfion i, obialf hat the prefentle. fn T J f 2 Tf-r" ,arrcndercd arenow in the
. . .i.i imJ tMtvi intrt Ki ttpi rli m
ed Neumuni Bnorn., oi iu.ncu . -vn.,
Our troops hirvelnvefted Speclerback -artd the city
of Specier. ' '
TV! A MHFIM Nftvpmlvr R.
Yeflerday the Krcuch 'approachtd.wuh fomethou-i
fand :(trongr "under favour ot a thick mht the envl.'
rons of Mutterltadt anduheiogenhcim. . tt ci meto
a connonadff and (kirmifhe that lafttd till midday.
At MutteHladt the enemy had. taken port, but in
the evening withdrew themfelves.
ngreeauiy iu mini iimiiuu v-'"' n wv
his royal highnefs the Archduke Charlea ftill re
mains, the bombardment of Kehl was to have begun
this day or to-morrow.
LONDON,,lfoV.l7.
Sir Sidney Smith' continued iprifoncr in the Ab
bay at Paris. . It is faid our ambafla4or has orders
to neaociatehis rehrafe.
A . nn(itrV.I Ommf ?f l CalA Will fail iTlfirt.
1v rn nihraltir. with a reinforcement oF troons and
provifion. Lord Howe it is laid will have the com
mand. ' ' '
An army of cg,ooo tnen are to march immedJareTy
"IV litn. ICB VH l vwmi... " w .
to protecT: the fouth coaft oHreland. ' ,
-, The moll prefling orders have been fent to Portf
mouth and Plymouth to get all the (hips in thole
ports ready a foon as pottible.
. NORTHAMPTON, Maff.) Jam 1 8.
s Now kindred nierlt fills the fable 6ier,
NoW.lacerated fr.iendflilp claims a tear,
Year dialts year, decay purfues df lay,
" Still drops Ibme joy jfrom withering, life away.
. We have received the following particulars of th.
melancholy death of Mifs? Lyniaor,. TThe'tfee which
occafioned her 'death Was Handing on the top of" a
fmall afcent about two feet frci ifi'e path. tIt h'ad
been fingled out for a" place of timtwr for buildiue '
f. it -t. " il' ' J" . . ' o
miiu civ Biiiiuii uu muui icii uaya oerore the cUi
tit?g Vf which 'at that tithe broke' the axe. T he
road was windW. fov that' the tM-rTon rnrrinir h
tree cotiJd fee -but about three ;ruji fro.m theplace'
whererthe Helsh Wa tippped by jheiajljot.the tree,-
f Nif mAKrllHIt h.i r. rv .. J ..U-'.l ,.1.
w.ju iiiv uiui iMN. .viiig iiiu uc -i '.aq Blip
Mr. Lyman, their heatli bpond w,ith hanerciMefSj
which probshly prevented thetc hearing each other,
th tree fell along thi pa'th bearing jivth'e fronrand
back of the fteigh, leaving the fides uninjured; f Mr.
Lyman' fifft perceived the tree falling,. fortunately
Iprungirotn the leifrh, antl the trunk inffaoily oc
cupied the plate where he left; , There ppea;red no.
externa) broife On' Ivlifs 'Lyman. ' Kfer' death was
probably. occafioned; by a bVhltifttljeree pref
linor oil trrr bowels" artliehorfe pretfed forward,, Jhe
expired in about H- hours; .Tlius ?djed a J idy emi
nent for her perfonaraccbmpHflimenU j, fbr.the iin.
verlal candour ot her nurtd aad rhepuVity of her
manners. Hf funeral was atlciided with great. 9
lemnity onThur'fday la!t. :. . . . (
---:iNE'WY7 0 January 30.
We underilanJ from sfood inrlmrirv thai- nnn.hi.
and 'Swedim as well as ..American Veflels have been
condemned by the rrencli tribunals in Spain, tojre-
' .. - . .... .... .. . ... ... iw
nllMliira ( L-.n ...Ir . liv.X .1 " . I-
ivif.vi r , -lute ia jutuci lorccu upon .inepuoiic
and is nor a true reprefematton of the people. Of
courie, at the -nextelectioa,) Which will take place
in March enfuing, where one third ol the re elected
members go outand-are to'be Veplaced by the voice
of the people, a material chance will take place in
the complexion of the jegiHaturp, The tntereft of
the Moderates will be augmented prpbably in a fuf
ficient degree to cphtfooT their" oppofera. Should
this be rhecafe; Europe will have. peace. . '
; The Dretent C'amnaion has hrf n rnrr
fpoliUon to the wifhes of the 'Moderates, who are
uy lar ine mott resectable ot the. republicans, in
Ftanee hi point of property, ajid talents. Pichegrti
is of that rartv. and this-! faid to be th roifnn
his refignatton. -
The War has. this vear. .been a mr v"nrlr nf
Jacobin tnterelt. plaflned by Carnot and Barras, the
two moft active members of the , Directory. It is
declared by the editors of the belt Paris papers, to
be againft the withes- of the nation to continue the
war. -If. fo, the coming election Will Apply a reme
dy.Europe will rejoice to feeepubricans'of prfnV
ciple at the head of affairs in Fra rice . ah0 t'he U
nued -States, with bean and1 tongue!, will fay, A
. P H I L A D E LPH I A;, Feb7 6.
The mournful cataftrophe which has laiely over
whelmed the familyof. Mr, Browrr, the printer of
the- Philadelphia Gaztttt7in thin Ciy auaintd its
foil height on Satirday7.hiofn1n,hv tliedeath oj
Mr. Brown hlmfelf, of an.raflammation of, the jungs
occafioned by the large ouamlty of fniojt and, ne
phitic air which he had fnibTKed ' Kfnr hi
tnca ted from, the iire.- - - -. ' - -.,
This 'hocking extinction of a whole family, fur
nifties matter, ror-feriouslreffeaioh, which the.' Mr.
which the giddy and dilated ought to Jrrfprdve to.
their reformatfon. W tn it tn-nt nr4.n. .i
ranks of people as a cauyonary leflon to pecarefoi
In refbea to that refidlefV element whVch haaocca-
nunea ims uiretui calamity, v " . r
The remains of Mr.' Brown-were entered yefter
imth&lr. thpfe.Athj..0mtly jn- iul's
gfave-card.. His funeral vyMcry jwmeioufly n4
rejpelfully fended, V'; ' . . ,7ls,.
PETEk'SBtiRG, Febi.fo.
A New -York paper fays.4ftbat general iciuyler
is chofen with-great'tonanimhy by both Houle'a, a
Senator in the place, of colonel JBorr.'; . .
Thejcth ult.iMr. Swanwick pf rfenred a petition
and'reprcfentation toConcrefs, from certain free
men of frican.deicent, fmerly Velidin in North,
Car6lina,,Tjiey bad been fetfree by their1 mailers,
but afterwards,-by a new, law of the ffate, ir wa
declared th,ar an owner flives had fikh a right
J hey" were accordtngly hunted into the woods with
dogs, a"nJ .9 ftf ne f the molt JJiotklng barianty
enlued, -One man, who had been manumitted," Wat
afterwards4fold .under tjie new law', and his mafttt
oiTered by ad vert i Cement, filty dollars to anv oii
who WO.iioL.brina hint home alive, and an Immlr.,!
It ir rnxU k. ..x...J .l...U...j I'll. J .
-. .j. .uvim MMrii luai Mc.wiij.Miitu, no matte
ftfts in a very odd point ot view the political ec
..... .4' K1 . ...1. - . . ' . . . " -
wi. ixorin-v-aroiina.
on will hp.
memuers.
Ex.r.'ti nja H-ttt ft am ?rUttbstqn( dated the lih 7.
.,ry, T797, r ctivrj Jy,t!e JdteiK.L.kitj,,cajr.
Crane ami id ' ut Marcus Hook. . '
On the 5th inft. artived ar Kort Foval. Sir, R.
Abercronibie, gen. llupe, &v. Uuui Kngkndyofte'f
a p.riae-oi 51 days, in the Ahlhura frigate; and
we hum that 15COO ineti nMy be teited .in the
fihismonthJ- is rpoied to-nak uada"
loupe although the inoft profound Ucrtcy is obferv
ed at head-quarters. " ' ,
f Ti'anouilitv is at len.tlt tt nA tk !.-' tfl.r-
econo-
iilandof Ballifon.
OnhethTrrrrrJ
tngares failed, it is fuppoted to Trinidad, to cut out
ibeSpanifh fquadron confiauig of 5 fhips of the line.
Folticript of a letter frdm Jamaica, dated 24th of
December, 179V " '
General Abereromb e and his artny are landed
at St. Domingo, and weie within a few miles of
t ape Francois, .driving all before them.
Extraa of a letter,- dated, Cape Francos,
Dec. io?from.Capt. Sray,whofe veflelwas
carried into port in St. Domingo
"In my Iaft I infnrmpd vrn thr T.' rvil
l ' . . uiui 1 ' uau
hopes ot being releaied, but the French mf
Juiter 8 letter arrivtd here inon (t0r ;
newfpapers from Philadelphia : and as fooA
d me coiiimiinoners law ir: thv rK;-
tone, and gave out the Orders to take all At
meriCa'n Veflels hounrl tn nr a
hnglilh ports. , k . .
When pur veflels are. tried we mfghr at
well be aihouland milps nff fnr th
neat a word ;we have to fay." - . f
CaDt. Stov's vefTel
ter he wrote-the above, and he has returned
extract of a letter from NeWYork, tjated Fcbru.
ary 3,1797;
AThe packet is arrived which failed die tth'of
December uas yet nu other mwV has traWved,
but that Negociations for Peace had ceafedY'
txiract of a letter from the captain of avefTel now
at Cape Nicliola Molej to his "owner itf this city.
dated December at. : J-
"Ji'l. liere tne inftant, and findiiii
o eftabl.flied convoy from hence', either to St!
Mark'?, LArchaye or Port-au-Prince, f engaoed
a private convoy ,;uy paying ico 'dollars; which 1 .
thought ir moft for your imutft to give, and wa$
to have failed the evening of the zotU; bat on the
evening of the fame day, I had. two.Qf toy tneii p'reft:
td on btWrd of u man of waf lying in the port; by
which' means have loft my convoy.' J have bee'i
ufing every means to ha e my men liberated, but
to mjeffettr-I now warp(like many"oiherioTiiiF"
American .brethren; fpr a tonvoyTaalit'feems there.
s noPffibility of getting into the bite without ona
. " I he above veflel was nav'igatedi wlih five hands
A London paper of 24th Nov. baa tbefolJowW
paragraph - :;;.r- ;' -.. ; ' 1. - - . -
- general Simcoe was yeflerday fworo in before h:
Majelty in Council, Governor of 'St.-Dominao. in
talt,We(t-If?die ,fw nkh place lie let gif ,'mmedi.
Samuel Adams, Governor of Mafrachures. 'has -declined
1 being re-Wefted to the bffice'ot Governor
of that ftate. In his late communication to the lei
giflaiure.ort he -27th ulr. he faS, "I think it
duty incumbent opon me to acquaint you.' and'our '
f,llpwHizens ftf 3c rll2l hav1 arrjyed - f
rage ot life, marked in holy writ,1 and verified by
conrt-int experience, 35 atue of labour and for row -u
is highly proper, both upon my own account al "
well as that -of the pubtie,' to decline- the future"
-..vw. 1117 icuow-ciuzens tor tlje oflice 1 have -
uu-W the honour rn fiif', .. j. .
ther wttli their cargoes under the pretence of In- The petition wis ubiecte to on rh ,V,nri.)t
rFnrirr the trade at nrntr lcJ tWli Vni:n ...... ic .1. . . -. "x . 1 ,v
-TK-lt lVMrKv5f-B!4nrU.,-!lt'.. ' 11- .
terc
excbide.the trade of their enemies from the ports
f the. United -States, i beyond a doubt.
Too.fUbje of peace in Europe is one that jurerv
petitioners wanted redj-elV thv rK..i .1
ppy46bgiawfimb1ina
Congrea could not Interferei.witU.the laws of par
ctcular Hates, and that the petition ought to be fent
oack to the petitioners. ,;Oa, the-coutr ary it wa
The printers of the Baltimore Federal Gazette were'
favoured with-a number of Hamburg papers t"p
. the tSth November, brought bv ih a.w.
Mangin The following, from an hsfly perufaf
appear to be the moft prominent articles.' '
That the Imperiahlts were nakii gthe moft U
P'!? PlePf!9n a bombard flnnirigen ftndXq