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cpatt, and to the aftoniihment of the'carrier, feemed
to know the roads better than him though he had li
ved in the country many years. The party entered
Margate on Tuefday afternoon foon after day light
had expired. They defired to be conduced not to
QJie.ifebcftJnB8buttu. fome. fmall public houfe.
They were accordingly taken to the King's Head, clofe
to the water 'fide, kept by a Mrs. Crickets. Here
ey took up their abode on Tuefday night, and made
fome enqnirie about a tithing boat going to lTancc,
- but the refolt not being try favourable to their views,
they rcfolvcd to go to Deal next day, -where there was
a friend upon whom they could rely for providing
them with. a conveyance to Franee.--Of this Binns'
allured them, and be feemed to be the guide in all
r- refpe&i. 0;i TiicfJay nigbtrthy flept pt Margate,
with the detertninatiou of letting off for Deal next
.'morning, . '-. . - - -,-,
Rever and Fiigiom, two' of the Bbw-ftrect officers,
were the pevfons appointed by government to appre
hend them. It is pretended that' thefe officers went
down in Kent, at G.rivefend on "other bufmtft : but
H'C believe they were feu t from Loudon efpeeially on
this buinieffi, an(f tKat . government had gowl'wricHf
, fcence of the proceedings of the parties now in cuftody
When the Bw Mreet ofiLers found their men hal
piffed Grave fend, they Followed them, delirous that
....they fhould nrlt.cOmmit thcmfelves with regard to
their defign of going to France before they were ap
"prehende I, and at the fame tt-me? the officers-were pre
pared with a vctfel to follow and feize them had they
rmbarked. It w.as tt.o't that the parties had fuffi:
with re
gard to their 'place of .detlination, and it was feared
they would take a veffct under pretence of going to
443cal, Dover, or fome other part of the coattj and
,whcn tlKv had it at. fea, compel -the '..crew to tarry
t'i;mxto France; Tltffe reafons made the officers rc
f live tiKcize them at Margate; they faw that they"
Might efcarpe to the continent without embarking for
that country ,arid they faw no profpecl: of having bet
,tta-jija6fgaitiJl.-crn than they mere tictualfy podel-.
terous correfpondence between Ireland and France,
and England and France, fuch' bs afforances and de
clarations of-the various focictiei and4ndividuakwiL
would be. improper to relate here all we have heard
refpeftine the papers. They at reprefented as of the
utmoft importance, and likely .to difclofe the moil
intercflingfa&s. In the pockefof" a"grcarcoar harrg
ing in the room where Fevey was taken, a declaration
or addiefs to the directory was found. This paper it
is faid proves the correfpoadeuc.. of the patties ith
the D.ircclory.ri. l. - ,;
Fevey difowns yie pdpef, itii denies that the coal
belongs to him: but the officers fay, the coat muftbir
his a3 it Is powdered on the necki and he is the dnly
pei fon of the 5 who wore powder; It feems he did
not wear powder -till he fet off dn his journey. . The
paper; It is faid, purports Uy bh additfs, frOtri the
Executive Directory of Britain ( constituted of mem -bers
of the London cofrefpbnding focicty) to the Ex
ecutive Dlrecioiy of France; Hating that a delegate,
from each divifiou were, then fitting, and that the
bearer was the worthy citizen who had the honor or
waiting oh them oiice before.
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led ot wit rr-Inef.tHo tlitir obtcct or eoinir to I ranee.
The officer,' therefore, refolved to feize them next
mo:. ii ing."'- On Tuefdaynght they got hold ot . the
carte: and drew from him nrery information poflible.
, At firft he waif -not at all cotrWu.ticative, the parties
having, 'cautioned It tin to be rilentrefpecling whatever
he ni'ihf .obfeivf ; but ueiiiir Urtreuhy the officers, he
told all he knew.
On Vedneldav mnrninabout k o'chvek," the Bow
ft tet officers proceeded to the KitigVheaat Mar
gate, to art eft tite parties. . . Thfc officer hachoi evi
oullv coululted lome tultom home orhcer?, wtioa mey
jngag'ed in their CauXe, . together with .a party of ttas
--tflitary. FeveV was in -the dai lo'jr at brcakfait, They
hov n ced in imn h i m by fm pn'e li in u s'" ffCy".i ppre -'
ended coming down flair?, and O'Connor and Ltaiy
they took-in their '.bedroom?. On 1)1 '" were found
a pair of pit'. els, und all the others were provided with
arms-- -r .. ----- ,, .., . .
lV6mTevcyVprt)
fer'pentinc fliaprd dagger. As the parties, were, taktn
feparately, they ',-wcre . cafily fecured. ' -l'evey -l'uhinit-ted
quietly, but O Conner ttorirttd much, iieforc
i he proper meafures were taken at Marpate, -for fecur
ing their luggage, papers, the wifneif:"S,&Ci it waa
ju'ne oi'clpck on Weduefday, wh;rt all the parties de
parted under a-military cfcnrt for Canterbury. As
they, travelled (lowly, it was too late when they arri
vtd in Canterburyto hope to re;ith London tht fame
( day in any feafonable time fur bufmeli?." ' -
1 hey thercfarsj-eiolved to retn;Ma all night at the-
lied
Lion, Several military officers, amons; others
l ord Paget, came tr fe the pTifojiers. Fevcy was
lhouir.h Ttfervcd. bat O'l onrtor and Iinn4 were,
5erv -.-warm andindignant, fpeaking in language de
''iirnedly' offenSve tolhcir vihtoVs.. . Tfiey. remained 'Oft
r .un and a military guard in the inn. Early -yefter-
day :.rnL,rJ1,no they de pafted from Cantertni'-y, and ar-
snrxrrhcrpB:.wi Rrc'rt,"' tutder a, g'Jj
of . light horfe, about half pa!t 3 o'clock. They came
in three poll chaifcs, lie fides a puff concTi with the
Jiif;ff.agjtJiiLiQiTifi:of ,t h-e ' wit rx-fleik andjihe efcort con
fl .led of 12 horfemen." 'It .was . nt-.ihe-iiours- of boll-"
jjjefaat the public office, I3oWl feet, when they arrived;
lut'Mr King, fecretary to tha T.)uk of Portland,
-fir. Fjrd;, and other .maglltratCs, were irritant"!)' -af-
1 .1 - t- nr
c.l, octyjre whom they uiiuerwcnt a liiglit exaint-
in.-;--r' - -.' - .. ...... . '.
From the firfl of their nrtrf, Feycy- faid he went
, 1.- v 1 it r 1 ' r 1 . t. - 1 r 1- r
ii )wn TOtrie coan-ror itf neaitn, ana was oenrons or
F A Y E T T E V I L L L. Ma V 42;
: The following motion has beta made in the Senate
of the Un.itedjStates ' RelOlved that a cominittte
bt appointed to conftdtt whethet any ahd what provt
lion ought to he made by law, for removing from the
country tf the .United States, filch Alieni Sara,, not
e.ntit ed h the con:iKution ami laws thcreoT, to ine-H
rights ot.citt.eiifhip, as' nwy,' H'e 'danger dus to its peace
atl'df'lafcty'-ahd .pr6ytabg---for.-Jrtturn-to be made o-r
:11 aliens that iha!l be landed fron arly veffel that Hull
rrrivc in any ot the ports of the United States and
tfiat'peTrrvits be giantcd" to iuch as; hall be fufl'ercd to
reiide therein-i-and to report by bill or othcrvvife.J,
STATE of N. CAROLINA, 1 "
; Fayetteville Diltrid,J- -- .----w
: . ., Supakr Court y 4p6l Term, 179.
TH E G rarid J ttry torlTtelDallrlcJ IfoTHaTdTleTiI
. oufly and i'enfibly fetlitig the ptefent alarming
fituatmii of the United States, conceive themfelves
impelled to declare thus publicly and oh this i octafiort
ithaMhey ?u!iy approve of the energetic ineafiires pur .
Jued by U
nended to C it) g re fs to : be ad S p t td i""a t this imput tan t
and perilous period ; tlpedally when the people of the
United States are openly menaced with the -diitful ef
ie'ts and calamities of war--tt war in their opinion
tully uncJt'pcC:t!'d, be:aufe unprovoked and Unjultiti
!.le on any rational atjjtwAlltt gt-ourtd; V
They farther ilffitk pPripet LQ .dccl.ire their entire
pprobation of "the eonJud ;f -WitL.i-.tM ,B. (iaoVt,
isjTnTT rt tTctr-Rrf
turexpf A "rn"cHcar"jnilic'ui'tTy for his pcrtevcring,
fleaclj-Xand ."un iform fuppprt to the F.xtcutive for hm
tirmn.-is cHid moderation in affording that frlpport, and -for
his independent and coiiilarit -detention to til- in--
trersfatety
J hey alio om ehalt ot iheniJeh'co (and they have
rcafon to believe tKto be the gen)iiJ aud tittdilguifed
CcKtifrientS cf the inhabitants oLtluV diiiricV from
whenjEC they arc drawn together) think it their duty
to fay," .that aJtivii'lv.thrjVrprecatc the confeqiteuccs
inevitably ori'nating from yar ; that although they
conceive, it to be ""the. univerfalvi!iand ardent defire
of the people of America to be at peace with all the
world- and. to rcmai! perftufily iietitral dtning ihe
.Tjrefcntexifting wars anUdiflenttot s nv Europe- Yet
implicitly rely ing on the wifdom virtueV moieration
and fortitude, and having Entire t'ontidencXin the" fi
delity, pattiVrifm and independent fpirit of the differ-
cut otnxers employed in the aaininutratiou or inc te
veral hrarches of the federal gov e r f i m e t t heyw-ilT
Wt ail tirtieS be-ready to fuppprt ay tietiensin teltalf
fhwii-aU-.niiTKt'.M prtfoncn 'a,n.i.rfUItr4;i.in f lif fame. Yit that fitrr nnrl hpp'y-' fovernrntiif . titlder wofe mtKK
laws and bene
fuch ample and
ACKSON,
SAMUEL MUKL-EY,
R, L STEELE,
Win. MARflNr
..For and with the unanimous con fent of
the rejl of the Grand jury.
J13tW.
- ... . agoing to Ireland in a ywlel. ' O Con.nor.and. rmins re- never be countenanceu
"r,...,,:,"r:,.-.:r rf.)Teij'. to"anCpany"''b;tt1llitt' and' in the crtnduci i niay loufc to jealoufy,
iihi-y reippcvHJrlillcit'fcfotV'ihe aHifafe M r-i-part iesJ-oa'-thc.. otlisr.
MeiTrs Printers, J '
POLrriCA Lias well as religious opjnionsr (hoirld
bv as free as the air-we breathe, and private
friendOiip, with liberal nttdsy will rem be dellroj'ed
by a ditierencij of opinion, tuber on political or religi
ous fentiments. Attempts to ftifle, by undue influei)c,
the "important right of difcuffing thofefubjecls, Ihould
i tor while oriithe one harrd it
and be the means of creeling
hand it fcldom is the caufe of
i ) 'Connor avowed who he was, .and Binns was ealily ; much real good, however -meritorioiis the tnotrves may
5 .'.dentilied,. On.Ueing takeNi tjiey owned fuch trunki f be, and to which the objefts may tend. :
" bi contained cloaths, and, fuch packages' as contained. , I wasTeci to the abave remark's," upon obferving in
: jvcO v iifiutLsv J).u th.
.nail mahogany boxes, faiiV.to Iwvtf been W'thar .-gof. - .or trie jifl6'f Fay et'teviJ'ie, had bees received, ap-"
XffiiMts. . . : V j probating the mcafures of thft Executive of the Unit-
rKefc bo5?cs were uncommonly heavy ; made fo, it f ed States and pf our Reprefehtativc in Congtefs.- I
jwi) tuppoleil," tor the purpote ot tinktng, itad-tuc
-'-vuvTel in' whjcl'i they were been feized. bj any Engliih
. : fhip of war; Thefe boxes had not bc,eu7opeis.atx
o'clock larVnicht, the. contents of thetrKare firll to be
t vaiiiintd by the ' Pi ivy Council. It is reported hut
tiiey cciiraiit .many important papers refptainga trai-
am an approver of the pacific meftfurcs of the Execu
tive, and aUt ot. yie conauit ot our Keprelentative ;
but at the fame ttme I cannot admit, that the objects
ot a Grand Jurywere ever .intended for the purpote
of ;expreffi ig Apolitical opinionsefpecially-that1 they
the people within the diftri& wfthout a.delegation'
of thi3 power from the people for the purpofc aiforc--faid,
the aft iult be a nuUity, andjs in fact au ufur
pation. ' f .,'.:.'"''..".:. .
While -I -would pay great defctence to the private
opinion iof gtntlemen who cornpofe" Grand Juijtes I
ulHii-tWs4rance-bcl4vchat-thcyJiaeiJinai
ently exceeded the bounds for which they wtrt ap
pointed. 1 can fafely-iay that I have never delegated
any of thofe gentlemen to'exprefa my political lenti
rhents r although 'W happ
"yet jf hiay be p
Where power is not delegated, it Ihould not be aifutn-
ed. . "'T"" ; civ i s.-
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(J-The Inhabitaitts of Fayetteville, Hre ; requeued to
meet at the Town . Houfe this afternoon, at four
clock, to receive the report of the School Committee
:' F. R A BINE A U,
L I AI N E R,
LAST I'ROM WILMINGTON,
RESPECTFULLY informs the. Ladies and Gen
ifllemejijof the town of Fayetteville and its vici
nity, that he hanTa7n7oriAfift
vvhodelireto employ him.He paints in Miniature,
Cnyon, &c 'Sec. Haif work with natnral or dilTolv
ed hair ; Mohrnihg pieeeis for Bracelets ; Bteaft Pihsi
or Ring?, emblematical to the with and deliie of thofc
Ladia and Gentlemen who will plcafc to en ploy him.
They will be. waited upon punaually oh application.
Mr. Rabineau ViH take a Young Gehtleaianor tht
purpofc of teaching him in the above, art, during his
(lay, "providtd he is of a natural genms. " i
; . p R i Tat T s Z"le;
T -riE tubfertber bffers tor fale, a certain Plantati-' "
X tiou or Tract of Land fitua'te in Chatham coun
ty, of) MeadowXreck, the waters o Rockey River,
eontdiuwgafipp.acfesj..be the' ft trie" more oTlefsimo:
of it good tobacco land. On the prcmifes are a good
fquarc log dwelling houfe with a (hed; a good ki'tcheti,
wt-lWtinim
bvuidingsz" garden paled ; two'thTiving young app! '
and peach orchards, befides a variety of other fruit
trees Jabout too acres' of cleared land all Under
good fence, -c,o acres of it lately cleared ; it lies on
the public road that leads from Hillfcorough to An
fon court houfe ? -it is a good place for a tlore orta.;
vent j about two miles from Wilcock's iron wmjis -..
Cafh and likely young Negrbes will be taken irrpny
mcnt, and a reafonable credit will be given for'part.
Tor'furthcr information, apply to the fu'ufcriber,- &c."
HENRY BAG LEY.
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Chathatrt coCrty, April 30.
. t F 01; S A L E,"
Sj.vVvERA.t..Tiar?t8"of-Land-in Mc-re ctiur'ty,
DeepRivera;id its ware one of the above
trads has a plantation with .fuJSueiit "cleared land,, to
work to advantage fix or eight hands. Any pcrfon
Aflljng to purchafe. may know, the terms by applying
.Vo-nie in Fayettevtirej or to. Captain M4 Reynolds near
the premifes, who will how the lands. '.
' . : rnoM s qverton. . -
UNI V E R ST T Y.
N U 1 iCil, 1 will siva a generous price iu cafh,
for hauling S H E LLS from'Tayetfe'vTlie to
this place. Apply to Mr. Robert Donaldfon, mer
chant, or Mr Charles Carrol, both of FavettcvilltV
or to the fubferiber on the premifes.
May 7. SAMUEL H0PK1MS.
Metfrs. Hodge & Boy lan
Kti requeltcd to inform- the public, that fome"
" t i m e i n A ugu ft -170 6, I fent fofward to Geo.
Ogg, Efquire, of Fayettcyille, five Land Warrants in
the name of-Robert "Cochran, numbered and located
as follows-, (viz. ) Robert ' Cochran, 640 acres,. No,
IXK. ioininp" Ifaac lonp l.inrt nn W.A -'-,rA, ir;
.. v. j j 1 j 1 uuunaio o AOlVy
ISo.
J ..unifold blcffinn.- ' J"y.l IbrmCT entrjr r the wit m&nt ba (
juiintig ins iormer entry ; and io. 1502,
joimirjT hla totttat ettjT. anA No. 1 503 , "joining
laid vvarraTir
his former entry, anJwhicl
cd no land to be found the abovemcntioned war
rants havecen loft or miflaid fo as not. to get to Mr.
OggrandTdiold myfclf accountablcTor. the. fame- ;
The fccretaryXis therefore directed, not to iflue grants
for any lands Vatever on faid warrants; mould therv
be brought forward for that purpofe' without legal au
thority ; alfo the treafurer is direfted riot to receive
faid warrants in lien of the purchafe monty, - fl.oi j d :
they beprefented for" that, pufpofg withont legal at--
t h 0 ri ty . S h ouW fa idTwar ran t-s come to t he kiiowled' .c
of eithcrepartmcnt,irftalleftc
vour tobc intormed of it hv the firlt opporti);iit7
QWPEN;SINGLETAin ni.ADP.v, March 31 '', D. SarvryotBt C, '
R A N -AW A Y . . "''
0N:lbo.jdApal,"sfi,o;m.e (ubferiber, -Hv'uig on
' Rockfifh, Cumbirrland emmty, a i)ert) gh'
named LUCY, between- 19 and 20 years of age--of
a middling dark complexion and (lender b'uilt. -the
wore a whit,e hat with green underneath. It in ex
pected flie is either lurking about the town of Fayette,,
or aiming for Wilmington. -A gctierOUsrtvaroT
will be giyin to any pcrfort apprehending faid g"id, fo
tliat the owner may get Ther-agam7
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ihould .be lfidered as fcutuncftts of all- j .'Cumberland May 12. ' DANJE .'NEILL
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