t!on in one garter ov the ithcrniorpartitalii Iy
m the fouth. i . .
Various accounts have been received by the; lair
Lllbon mall, relpeaiiig a reported iafurieclion in
SpaiahoiUle lo llie Frcih interei and a war wiu.
"Kneland: Certain it is, Lord Buxe-vho. bad btet
fbr-fdaie-rime expefled at Liffion, oivhij return tc j
nr orrivwl when the iait aCCOUtltS
ihiscuanrrv. .
jtne Avkviandibe .fjiiii.uu.r-..Dr.raiJMihal LehaO
. 'J - .. . I....'"
not beei tattered by the people to popart, tor inc
reafons w.hich have ben before Siveii ilicir deter
mined bbjeciidiii to a watr w ithEngliir-,1,-r-
-4"-oripftiMbm bir ofitiely:rre.Mc
ce'de td the irifulting propblitJon made to it by trie
court of Spain, viz.-rtolbut eat all EngUfb veflels
4 rem -ht-ru-4rte
Headquarters ot his -royal highnefs the arch duke
Charles, OrTiNBORG, Nov. 14, 1796.
' My. Lord,
It is with the greater! fatisfaction I have the hon
our of announcing to your lordfliip that official re
ports were tiri day received by the arch-duke from
iienerals, Alvinzy and Davidovicli, wherein it ap-
pgars tliat.offenfive operatiops'Ta Italy bay been
inoft fuccefsfully commenced.
this fublect, were it not that if colonel Graham is,
as 1 tuppole ne niuit oe, witn marinai wurnucr in
Mantua-helcjuuiot asyet nave nao it m nis power
4 osJ OP OL JTT
Mr. Williams' the captain ot an American (hip,
who was taken tip on fofpicibn of being concerned
In a confpifacy td fet fire to ooe of our Dock-yards,
has been liberated, the charge againft him having
been found to be malic'ioudy preferred by a worth
ies fellow who aded as his mate, and whom he bod
been obliged to confine. . , . , ; s
The Ele&of of Hanover has pofittvely rcfofed to
contribute any-more moneyiotiiedru
calamitous war. We anxioufly hope that the king
of England be induced to imitate the wife example
01 11115 uatiuv iiiuw
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The French have gone fo far in Italy as to pot
even tlief ay errbf "the IrsH
requifttioit. The biihop of Modena, in his paftora!
Tetter of the f t th of October,' to the Clergy- of bis
Diocefe; enjoins them " to implore the ,affiftance of
heaven or, the invincible reprtblk of- France.'-The
pioiif FrelatCoweverTtbTgol Td acqoalnt'thcm
that heaven woold not 4iften to their" prayer.
; Cord Stanhope has declared he will not attend
any more meetings at the Crown and Anchor,' ch
iefs the Sign is (changed. The rowh molt cdrne
ddwnaTfogefberl3 lay ohenoble Crtlienrbut"iHtf
Anchor may. ftay, for the fake of the Rope.' '
Nwtmbtr a8. It i confidently affected, that AH
ETendi is irointz to reftd at Paris as ambaflador '
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from the Forte.
It anpears that the French- were, on the jth of
November, Hill in pofleflion of the bridge of Hun'tn-
een. witlv a body or 0000 men Nothing ot any
moment had taKen piace on tne uae or jvcbi, or on
the Lower Rhine, fo late as the 10th.
A Flemiih paper received yeftefday of the date
of the ifJtb ioft, . Speaks of a cbnfiderable commo
tion haying manife(led itfelf in dirteTeint parts of
Beiglsi in cbnfeqiience of tome violent proceedings
of tne French, and which is not a little promoted
bv trie late ill fucceft of the ltter on the Rhine.: A
conhderable part of, the army if Bournonville, it is
l. - i r ri , iii jtit
IWrisieceTpr ofacTeoioarciTTOucirneiitTa;
"To corTcfuoirdwithdarlordfhipT
-' General Alvinzya report is dated at Caldo
j'erroNovem, 7-Xjeneral Daviiovich! atTrente,
the 8th intrant. , . ' ; . - t
---After the fecond operation, tmde r t akee. for the
relief. of Mantua, thole corps of marlhkl Wurmfcr's
army, which could not penetratei retired: the one
under general Qtiofdattowich to the Venetian Fri
bul ; the other, under general bavidoyich, up the
Valley of the Adige, towards Neumarket. T
v Thefe corps were fuccefsfully reinforced by con
fiderable numbers of frefh troops i and general Al
-viiUy was appointed to command the whole of the
srniy, until it (hauldcffecTiu re-nioa jriih mari(hl
Wurmfer. -.V".' " -y :. ''" ":
After the arrival of the reinforcement at the
places of their de(Uoation, general Alv nzy, who in
perfon bad undertaken the conduct rt" the corps in
the Frrou I, arranged a plan of the oratioos, of
which the following Is a iketch.
Ha corps was to advance throum rtn; Trevnane,
towards Balfano,- and after forcing the paffage of
the Brenta, to proceed towards - liic Adige, while
geiieral Oavidovich Aionld defcend the valley by
which that-river-runs down, from tlte mountains of
the Tyrol, forcing the pofuion of Trente, Roveire
do, &c. ' " '
On the third of thislnbnth, "upon
of psrt of general AlvinzyS advanced guard, the
enemy" abandoned Cafle r r 'atico ? andtjan3hel4th:
the Aodrian corps advanced in two columns to the
6renta j the one to Ballano, of which they took
poilcluon, and the other of nearly equal force, un
der lieutenant general Pro vera, to r ontemva.
GencraTTklvirizyarted on the ah inft. and f pent
that day in reconnoitering the pofittoh of the ene
my. JHe found the French army encamped in three
lines Ik front of Vicenra. ' i
On' the 6th, as general Alvinzr was on the point
of pufhing for ward bis advanced gaard, Buonarar t,
who had marched iiif the nlgbt Commenced a moft
kvere itTack upon his whole line. The action be
eiclit
smtronuioh
wapnns
rd Ifido ptifoner.
General lovidovicii.fiipport s the entniy lols, in
killed ndwundrdf t4aieJcencon0tW
dates lts own to have amounted to 400 men kilitd,
wound, and milftng. - - .
(Signed) ROBERT CRAUrURD.
This day arrived the bwtdilh baj k juiicr, capt4
Schales, in 94 days from hirleilles in whom came
paflenger the remnant of Americatrs lately-redeemed"
by their beloied country f roni a ioiigVand, yainiul ;
flavery.in Algiers,;LThey jel't A
at which tinje no yedel cuuld be procured to carry
them direclly to the .Uttiied btaces, they were pblig.
ed.;o embark, with Ad rseaoolitans Ciltnied tor l.t-a-
horn ; b'Ut a few hours aftfr their lairrag unhappily
found one of the Neapolitans Gck with the plaguy
we immediately returned to Algiers andjaiukd
this man, and proceeded on our paflage, the day
sdter Snotbier Neapolitan was found to have t he
plague, and on the day following lie died j the day
after which Mr. E. Bayleyof Newburyport, was
found to have the plague; and the d-y i 01 lowing he
died.Urider thofe peculiar circumllances it was
ullan imoufly agree4 tor proceed to Marfell ies7 as t he
wind was contrary for egh.orn, where we affived
tne2QtETuTy Ttec:
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gaii with generar Proverb corps'bdtitf (even in the wmance, aotiuies, and Human
mornins;, and yeryortlT afterwards the enemy al- J ftd fought : aboaMhejr genml r
advanVed injptbiluynde rJSod) m
1 f!t : : . '1' : .4 ',' ' ' .' ' vinor matrv of their Iiv- itit th;
bancet.
The French papers, down: to the date of thenzoth
3
General AUinzy reports kbat tW ehemy!s at
tacks, thormade-with-jhe-reateftii
were comtantiy and completely repelled ;ndlba.t
night pW a(n end to th tftTalrwUhttut either party
bavW gained 6r loi1" gfo
pro'eft hat Hhe-At
iBllnsTaon iktnat wfien general Vtlvipitay' next
mornjrtg was preparing to rrtew it, he foujnd that
the enemy had cbmpletely retreated. ' He reppfts,
that thty direaed fhelr mardi tdwards ITtBerl. ;t
General PrpyeraVi ,brMy.1)eynie ntii'.hay jng.
;bi4ei(f6ye4' heour(S bienioirnipjg 6Qh:
6th; bis column coold not crbft the rei' till towards
noon on the 7th, nd general Alvjinzy's whole corps
arrived late, in the eveni fg of thaOay-at-the-isanip
aJdo-errnrfe ; ;::
General Davidovich had the mean thfogdriyen
back tlie corp oppofed to him, had -made 1000 pri
foners, and taken poilelljon of Trente, as was men
tioned in his former report. ' - ... z-4
On the fame day that the above mentioned fevere
alion was fought on the Brenta, general Da vidoj
vich attacked line enemy in the fbrpng pafs of C'alia
no, a little to the northward of Roveredo. The
French had entrenched tficif ponddn "and occupied,"
in confiderable forcefc the Caftle of Beflono and La
Pietra, which, as underftand command the Paf
The (Irength of The Dofiriori w'as. fuch that ' nor-
Trchnboqtdj
ln(.are
ot tne. armies cmicr n uiu tunuc uur iwi;
are there any ofBcial accounti..
Greatl appreUenfions are entertaloed at Parts of
new infurrections broking in that capital. In the
deoarttnenu. no day panes wkkout Tome conamo-
vui.wi.i, vt'iuu' I Tori 'tK '
wthrfhtiriheTbPt'r'T ftrr
ic(niewwtth Mttaclty
The corps pi the f ight rf M AAtfL . ellablimed
batteries on the heighof :Nom1,?w1!ch fired t f,
onfideraWeeffect t the trdtops bn jhe let of th ri
ver attacked the cattle and entrehmehta with per
fevering hraverywd jhe enemywere-t lmoSu
completely defeated, with th Jofa ol Be cannen,
ry precaution was taken, to prevent its further de-
v alt at ion cjeanfinthe fhipcontintiallv by burning
fuHphurptarfed rope .yainSy-and wafhinjg the ihjp
andourleiyes wtn vioear were the means pf pre
venting Itsjurtherprpgifs, adding to this no otber
pcrfpn was allowed to have atiy miercourfe with tH
the effrftcd pcrli'PI but two, who bad been fo for
tunate as to furvlve aftipr having experienced tnjt
(hocking diforder, viz, Benjamin Lunt and PeteiT
Page, who willingly, did every thing in their power
for thofe unfortunate perfbns. Every thing belong
ing to Mr. Bayjey which h had never touched afi;r
his leaving Algiers, the" cheft was ordered to be ftni
on (bore two leagues below Marfellies, un-opened
and there burned. We fincerely believe had we
have gone to any other part In the Mediterranean
we (hould not have Been admitted to quarantine,
as a Spanifh brig from Algiers who left it a fejr
days before us, and who had led three of her people
arrived at Marfellies, after having been in three
different ports in Spain, and not admitted to qua
rantine and the veflel ordered to be burned the
captain preferring to try Marfellies rather than lofe
hit. vefl proceeded there, where they were receiv
td tpperrorm n jqoaf ntine of jog da j, n6 r believe
from the great eipence they have been at in Mar
fellies for. thts'reception of veflels, their crews and
merchandize from the Levant and fiatpary ; their
Lazarettoes & precautions they take are preferable
to any in the world. We e. formed a quarantino
of 82 days, during which time we all continued in
good health. Stephen Catha!anr-juO. elq, Anierl--canc'fiirtMaVleiileff
fupplyed us with mfort
able necettaries and a fuk of winter cloaths,' which
we flood in need of for our pafTage toihe .United
States. thejate captains in behalf of cbemfelvet,
their ofBcerT and crews .have much to lament that
Jofeph Donald fon, ion. efq. agent from tlie United "
States did not effect a general redemption at the
time of his making.the peace, a& (even of : their uii
fortunate number died of the Plague fiace thp
peace, and feveral others of various d borders. On
th approach ot tBat alarming evil, th plague;
Joel Barlow, efq. American conful at Aleiers by hhi
is tci aiivc, iaoiiuicB, aiiu iiMUMiiuv I or inc ONfrer-
edemption, which
was the means of far-
ving many of their lives, as at that time the pJaenie
jgedidvtuh yipleoc that from. 40 to b died
yvithiD the walls of the city daily They ' teiiahed"
at Gibraltar to fill up their water, , &c. j)he 25th
NOvemberi----- - :r.: -;---r-r -
iJaiifjinp..c.jn
Bafafy. , . Anilfmgh"pf?efvK'gfat relpibffiry "
mformed them that bur affajrs in Weft Barbery
wpTerin a very ayt.and thr he ws daily tx
peflio aeJTl;to arri ve ,f,rom the lint ted States,
witlithe preint;s fpr thelEmperpr, Mr. Simpfon had
his furnuufec.
to the confil(hlp for the United States at that Re
yW'jupiter n hs4tb December, lat. aS
V rff: PPg- ao, V. boarded the hoik of 9 Oho,
luppdfed to l long to the Eailern part of the United
States ;" (he was loaded wUh larfte nine timtW atiA
P'a"k, her mafts were onctbe main iqaft about
1 j ii auovc uic qi-vk, ner quarter deck blown op,
fuppoi'ed lb have been wreckd as much as fiy month
-(he.wa about 200 tons burthen; could not diiW ;
ver any name upon her flern. Deri. a6, tai ao; 8, N.
ong. at, 107 W. fpoUe the (hip Eliza, of and frpm
Hoftott, Mof?15arnard, commandfr, out r7 days, al
well, ound to Chinas - Capt. Barnard very jpolff e -lv
fent his boat with a relent of live tfock, vegrj.
blrs, f c. which were, ry acceptaSle; and offered
ii-s'any-fupplyof proyifiotis,- fprbichjs;:fiirji 'bJtM1
uu riinc re thank r
-tht
trigr Manoan, ot rfavernnr trora Norfolk out"
ysRolirft-roIlrnme
Wi the Weft-Indies. ,.X: "
In the above bark, can en tncer the two vnnncr.
eitfomi of the puke of Orleans. v ,7 v v v
Tifiothf NnvviiH, Mtfes AUrp.
trj---,TSj-H5'"f",Wn"