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yAYV;T-rP.nLLE .---Published i: vlr y SATURDAY, by. HODGE asp. BO YLAN.
Vol. H.
: ' --'' . - SATURDAY, May 15, 1797- " ' "
Numb. 60
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EUROPEAN. ADVICES,
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Bnflol.
LONDON, March 8. ,
THE bunUiiaVr agcccdjto ilTue doilai t.49u
each, inftead of 4-!. 6d. as at firft propoled. I he
number which they mean to ilhVamounts 10 400,000.
On Sunday 80,000 were llamped at the mmt, I ne
mark is the king's head, which is placed on the -kino
,We have to ftate upon the authority ot letters
were out in poueiuon or uic iaci uy m.
eerllut arrived in Sweden; the very important in-
-3 ... . 1 A nonir.ili'v la
tf (reiiL-e that another naval armoujii"ur
of which RuflliTs tThethe
Ilir IIA. III IIUI Llli
head, and to furnifh the largeft quota of hips.
pable miniller from the pott which he has , too long
L.l J j' " I I - ..11 -t I . It"
1 - " - o . w ;c,,rm ihir ncm' ice loreiy inc. people- muii now ice wat jj
Krnm the Ume fuurce we are alio intortneo, mail . . 11 '.1 c
vrom iiie mii wuj w.. . ,,., -...i ,.-. vT they were truer to theinfe vesr it wou d not be necef
Uer tne mediation or. rruuia, a vui.v.v-. f . -
'-imlr the mediation
is .negotiating between Ruifia and the French repub
lic onA that rhe nartial adtriiinoii of French commo
dities into the Ruffian ports, is to be looked upon as
a preliminaTy ineakire, which is to be umowcu uy
rreater on
inarch 9. We unaentana inai mcrmi
Jy'to'be convened 'throughout ile kingdom, tor the
purpofe of petitioning "the" throne for peace. The
7 preient is an awtul rid alaimingxrif'rs. -The pro
1'pect that pidents itlcif is dreadtul and reri ific.
the country is intended to be Caved, it tnuft very fbori
be relieved from the condition in wliich it now it a nets'
there is'no alternative but peace or ruinF
The Diredory; defuous of put ting the French ar- 'i
mies on a resectable tooting lor the next campaignr
has given orders lor all the military 10 jojii their
refpectiye corps before the 19th :ot March at f'ur-
' thelt. ''rT: -
On the 11 th 'Phivlofe, there 'arrived at Milan,
67oo"AaftrianrironeTS," wkhljcrfficers. Thr
number of priloners on their march to France, a
want cd a i togethertoQ,ocor 1 ne ma mg-raoo ora -
vcers. 1 000 of which had already parted through Mi
lan. The French government has allowed the Lom
bards to weir. the Italian national cockade, which
: 'is gren, white and red. The French Flotilla on
the take of Gafda, '"'has taken r2 barges-loaded whh
provifions for the Aultrian army.
J A lift was taken yefterdayHjf the number f Frfnch
Emigrants refident in the city of VVeftmintler, Mary
le bone,, and otlier places, in order to be prefeiued
to his Majefty Vminifiers, and it is expected an
'der of Councif will be Ihbrtly ifliied'for their leav
ing this kingdom. . , . t ' v
.. Jttarch 10. A corps of 20,000 Auftriansline the
banks of-the Piave. ---The-ehicf- foree-df-the-FVetH?
in Tyrol is at Lavis : they.will not attack general
Alvjnry before Buonaparte rctut us- from the Fa-pal
territory. '"" . .' "
v Letters from Italy down to the Tjthinftanf, an--nounce
the rapid progrel's of Huonaparte Tpwards
- Rome, His holiftelV had fentCtwo couriers to the
French general, foliating peace; but Buonaparte
fcntack4ii
- would come prefently to treat with his hollnefs in
General Clarke is jiniyed at Piacenza on his t'ay
to Rome, but the Pope had left that city. "
:L Xb?, k!ng of Naples continues to obferve the Ariel.
jclt neutrality.
The recent fuccefs which attended the operations
of the archduke Charles, in the Tyr6lef, has, ax
irexpg3eti7r" ar"reftedliaonaparte-n-hisfdgfiRs:
r 7 to Romer "Previous to this, th republican general
4ifmn1erl the envoy of the Pope unheard, declaring,
that in the' capitol alone would he treat w'uh his ho
' line ff r On receiving, however, advice of theolferi
five movenipnts of the Aufliiatis; apdpo(Tih1y cal
; cullttiig on fome pppofition from the command of
... ...'general "CoUierlnTened to the renewed prdpofals
of-the Pope, and concluded a harty peace
.'A' court of common council was held yetterday at
""""fJrrit u to 1 IrTieu'-'the 1 hahkTb1heco If f fW eretinTiT
. ni m ou Qy-voteoV t a it- Job n JerV is,-K:Ra.nd r o i 1 L
. tbe admirals, captains, officers, feamen,' mariners,
.-3?ldfoklier5ia4-hjeLikejui the 1 4 1 h of . Febr-u a r v a
fword v aloe 2000 gii!Ticas"vvas altd voted to Sir John
iTJjervJsT
ifimefolvcd. That in the prefent critical ftate of
.thjLCQUujxy
mote a more economical expenuuurc 01 . juuu
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2d. That every effort be made to an immediate
reitoration of peace. . -
The number of members who compofcihis aflo
ciation amounts already to thirty-five; they are
principally country, gentlr-mcn. ' We applaud the
motives upon which this atTuciatiori isitatcd ro have
been fbrmed i ihaugb WfL,Wuft be permitted to tx
prels liune fui prifeTnTa"fTfie tacmbcis ot It have mil
that it may not only reduoe the epcnditufe.iiiu'.
which we groan, and redone the blelhngs ot peace,
f or -w hi eh w r nam but lh6t i t mi yd rive an ina
lary for this fet of men or 1 1;. , to uWe tor (he pur
pole of refcuing iii- c;)::i.rrv from perdition, becanfe
it wmild be impol'it'le k ii 'inmilhir rv dire tt.
adopc fuch fy firms and ici.e:ne.:! as wouM bring the
country into difficultyr danger -and-difgrace. . -In
confequeiue ot the aavei tiltinciit of ihe itlue
of dollars at four tuiiling jjud nine-pence, the bank
was yetterday put into a (knt of fiege. The crow!'
andtpreliare exceeded even that of Monday, the 27th
ultimo, after the alarming order of council was
made known. Before two o'clock the illue'of doU,
"lafs was Jiopped. They were lold by Jews at the
avenues lor five fhillui. . It is luppoleu, that the
manner pf liiing tiitni muf agahi heehanged.
March it. The rrport whicii Hated the lailing of
the fquadron collected af. Diiitkirk, we are enabled;!
to lay isjuntjounded a cutrer tn-longing to Yarniouth
(ration, on t'nrfclay -.tattlodkcd into.. that port ; there
1 entreat your holinefs to cuard ataiirft the ner
fons who are at Rome, whri are fold to il.e courts.
the enemies ot France, who fuffcr themfclves to be
guided Txclufively by the paflloh of hatred, which j
the Jofs of ;rritory cortjlantly engender.
" All Luropc-knows the pacific incliijatimi, and ,
the conciliatory vmue ofyour holinefs. The French
republic, i hope, will be one of the trwelt friends of
Rome.
" I fend my r.id de-camp, chief of brigade, to tk-
-pieis 10 your liolmels the perfect eiteem and venera
ijon which I have tor your perfony and -to tfltreat you -
to confide in t lie delire which 1 have to give you on
every ocL'aiion, proofs of the refpefi and eneratior.,
with wnich J have the honour to be. vour mod oU
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dient lervant;
were leveral vellefs there, tofns cf them anfweiint
toine.iicjiir ipiiiitLjoi uie .laree-naunotiomea tvarps-f
condruftcd to run into fhoai water, anil e-.filv (U-
bark ti oops;
equal to immediate lervicc. At Ulteiid all Was in
active on V' edr.efdjy .
A neritral vcjf: 1 arrived, ijT Bt'jdlin;tori,"wis or
Wednelday boarded by ihe JSe'-igullbng. a tew hours
sfier ihe had been ..tAaiuincd by a Dutch floop ," thi
cpnvmander ofwhicll"1t'iTcd,-that the I! u . t F'ftTtT
was ly'yig at tl:e .Tcwrl-,' ;a lingl - hvr, Availing
the til It tavourablc w ind to put to U-u 1 hat tin y l:.7o
been joiiud by levcraj fiigaies floMt FJ,u thing, and
a thip of the line from liotteidjin.
- Paris journals of the 4U1 ami iUl, arrived yejler'
day, they bring an accuiiHt ihat peace is coucludtd
between .the. rope and 11. e rrenvb
from Lieut etra n t J hrxw e 1 1 -jo f"iri s ni ay tt ys l). ip'TF
rejiUable, . dated Lagos bay, the 19th nit. hich
llates that-tlie Samilliina Ti inidada, the Spanrth ad-
miral'sijp.jpijo had been; takn podeHion
o tliy t wlol x tl on t-t i ga t e i)u 1 1 hat,- tr e-ni- her fha r
tered .andjlifabled ttategre.at fears wct e entcrtahi
ed for her fafety- " " .;
J. 'e Spantfh fleet-is. fi ill exumng-to the weftward
oOt!3Qji'cent!s,.-it -is'4u ttpoieti,-to protect thevery
xich convoy coming home from South America. -The
convoy is valued at ten millions fieri iug ; and
one thip alone-is laid to have 12 millions ot dollars
on board. , , 1;
Buonaparte, comjiufJsr in chief , to- the French Sxe-
ciy.:
u HcuJ-Guarters-y at Tolentmo, 10 Vevtofc, Feb.'l
, " ttialffend you inimediattly the ten llaudaids
which we have taken Irom the Pope in the different
actions we have had, with his troops r-You. will find
annexed the ropy of a letter which the holy father
has written to me, and of my aulwerJ
" BUONAPARTE.'
Signed
Pius Pope VI.
L DeaKrfon-jhwlih&'ivi ap6fl h' betitificlicfff
tl'ing from Rome, by which,yon wjll.be ptrfuaded
of the entire confidence which we rl'.pofe in. ou.
-V-erconttude by allifHng yoa oorpet feci edet m and
juivmgyou me paterjiai apoitoiit nenedjmon.-::;
" Given at St. Peter's, in Kutne, the 12th of Feb.
r'707, t lie '2 2d year of our pontificate,.
4 PIUS, P. P. VI.".
Buonaparte, general in chief cf the army of 'Italy, to
his holincfi the Pope. -.
.. Head Quarters, Tolentino, 1? Veutofe", $th'ycar.
; Mof holy Father, :
-"-1 "ougnrTo-ttram krvoirr hxrtmelsorHieiMWW-
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things contained in the letter which you have taken
ToitTYo'roeT
TJie peace between the French republic and
your holipefs, is juft figned. I felicitate nvylelf iu
hcingrnhift rrrrhnf rlKiiT t "Tjrrprrnn af Cii or v .
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your
.1 minvtjni'l) t l-
-NASSAU. r-N. P ) Anril 11.
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iuiii iviuv. a u 1 lit 111 it. ojiuiiiui jJrtjJtl a uicij unci,-.
ceptcd, it is now reduced to a-certainty, that a ne-'
gociation has long fince. been entered into, lor the;
ccllion ot the two Floridas and Louiliana to; the
JTxeni:Iirepublicr in confiderafion of theiJpanifh part-
or btrDouvingo being retained by the SiJaniai tls. ,
.Tfisarrangenientr if -carried into-eftectrbidf air
to make Norih-Anierica the fcene of diforders finu
lac to thole which have been experienced in every
part -of Europe, w he-re the influence of French po
licy . principles, or power, has had the fmalleft al
cendancy. " '"
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THE fubferiber qualified at April term, 1797, as
adminiftrator to the eft'ate of William Vann,
deceafed Gives notice to all perfons havine claims
or demands againll laid eftate, to produce them ;
properly autleuticated, within the time (prcifitd bv
A letter was yeiterd y received at the navv' office! ,av' othe,w'l'e tliey will be barrtd from a recovery,
A ndSl I he r fb n s-Ti i d e bt ed to 1 he fa id 'eft ate.a'f T'dc-'
fired to make immediate payment to
GKORGE BARGF,, ,lmr.
HKRFAS I havff fl'r tlie Cmintv fnun l,-l,l
. -, " vvv -i 1 III JVi 1 v I k
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the county of Anion on the third Monday 0?
April,-qualified as atlminiftrator to the eftate of
Thomas Wade: deceafed, with the will p'nrrexed
All perfotiB-AWfrre-indehtedLto-t lye'igid"e(liti; "arR1"
requeued to. make, immediate payment, anfl "thole
who have any demands-againft laid eftate, are re-
mifll . trx vliiKir .fKn-vi uritlnrt -tk i.v. '.. t. 1 L -L
- - " ........ . . kiiwv J i i 1 1 1 L v Li U y
oiuci wuc nicy win e oarrco recovery.
jslhtt-pri 2 ld.-
OSHUA PROUT, Admr.
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r ytiE CommilTiohers of the tow'nof ' Limrberton".
arjyiiii.ii IU lliaM tUII V t y illltCS Itt lOlS, PIVCS
fb-ttrkml to com.mod ore Nelfon... -
V An aflbciation ?of members -of parliament has.
he e n formed for the "purpofe of effect i ng a tliminn -
jion of the; national expenditures, and the attain-
t nient ot a speedy peace.
Three me.eting hfrvtr-already been held ; the firft ;
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Tin wrnneiuay, tne tniro yetfeirriywofniug. ave
ral relolufions h.te beon cntertd into, of which the
following are the principal; -
" Defiring to tennin-ite amicably our, differences
with the French Repub. by the letreat of the troops
w n 1 e y o ti - cotnrn ajici , w eI ejui snd
aiiur
this publicnotice, that all lots in the town 'that haVe
not been yet claimed, will o.n the 14th day of July,
be fold. at public fale tojhe higheft bidder. The
conditions will be twelve months credit, with bend
and' fecurityiven to the truftces. of the Lumberton
academy, - -EI. IAS BARNES," ''
JOHN STORM, ''"
" 1 ROBERT HAtLLS.
April Sth, 1797... . . 9 Jin... - -
N O T 1 C E.
N.L ESS. t he,taxes,due"br..the , ve ar.-i W jQi-.
-7. "t i.ano iyingliuyjo.ntgomer3ountyr-
viiTuuMuii.uiEwaici of t'euee river npionoino- tn r 1 hin
en;iaries, -tv.ec4tfiafticsJlherf belonging to Tho. Carfon36o?o
ilongijiigIjJUanlvvJljaicId..f00 acres on Rpck
noic, pciong-ng to . jQiin .ijrooKs, 4ittq.--2oc) "acres
dinal Matty, who is perfeft ly,. k nown t o y ou and
MCalp pTT and two lerulars , the Du ke fon Lou j
Hralchi, our nephew, arid the Marquis Camillus
Maftimi, who are invcfled with-our full powers'to.
igjierj.w.un.yojipmuyiienari con
ditions as we hope will. be jnfl .and realonable,-ob-
iJgLngimileJejundexiiurlaith.ai3oLword to approve
and, ratify them in fpecial form,, in order that they
fured of the fentiments of good -wills which you have
mantkUcd, ye-hve bttained-t rotnTcinovmg any
on Drowning C reek, belopging to Johtr Rutherford
Douglas, be paid on or before the firft Monday, itj 'J
July next, the fame or fo much thereof, as" will fa tif
fy the taxe n due thereon,-will;be expofed to Tale at
the Court-honfe of fiid. count vaarald.v4w
line fale will be continued for three days unlefs
f ' I.'.-. . ..... . ....
looncr leineu.
WILLIAM ALLEN. Sheriff.
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