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ft-the arrival of the iVfr-LIancht lief at New
V- York; London pap'erearr rp4$ed to the
' Tanwary. -Their cdnttota arf !aio&-ntirsljr.
- ;,Th tolpj4tncbeft Cp)iB . :
: t irvd. wUtiia he Hook in day fcooa -Imf.
pool. ;A
Captain Hall brlngsatxri. tBeb, Jan
wary, wh h is 0) AJ9 barter han hlretfefare
received:. - 'Wdfion had tiken yUce;tt that
r:me Bonaparte wa at Bat is And tturfcett
' -'mainei withrtot joy materia! alteration., .- .
Dyer, well known as a dijlinguKbed cbiet a
. long the If ifh iofurjgenti, after cdn'cealioff birn
- Ii' a long lime amoifg tlic rnountaitui, fufren
4cred hirfclf, iinconditionally loCipt. Jriifne,
"TcF Wicklowcouuty. Trom the aftie exertion
(.. general B.-rriifurd. anrj ibe bKc reward
offered by government, it is fupofed that tie
:uld not much longer bate efcaped his porfu
i. ,Hi9 pi incipaMiectenant, named Burke,
is faid to hac been alu apprtbended .
An article under the head of Dvcr,. Decern
ber 20. gives the fplLonriajJcfcnptioo' of. a'
: :-Fe '-dfua ' -bat lukm tlidi pier.- She h
lugger rigged, 68 feet long, iS Tcet 8 inches
wide, and 4 Teei 8 inche d.-cp, ver,fl, ght.blt.
her fibber n!y 4 inches f'Jire, p!ank one ioch
and a q'ur'er (hickt.na one lUort brala.gtin
abaft, a 32 pounder, another (it ii preiBrtiCd
in the bow) a long 18 pourder, (H alfo hd a
quantiiy of French muflc:! yvi hutnan ikull
yvii found on boad, which ia faid tht-y all bovey
intended to be ilxid on a pike, i a flaiidardjif
death or vtctoy
peAation isQtUinedvaloog ftar. .whole
line of eoaft of anionmedlate atie'mft. being
niadfby th enemy'.- Yet the frofty weather
Uiai:bajuft.fetJn.iiuft,rwe-floo!diihfnk,jrti
alt thr finrratTnYiB in the Dutch riwera. 'T 4-
I : Our Dve( 'correfpohdent ftatca ,tbit the
wind vellerday ,'waa.jraoderate, and pfredtlypfa
IjorabiitiiJibeiveyo-tosr
epecter tney wyaia laiuotuKinj, u vatj
roearrap i it. atau. , - . .
ParisFaoeu to The 2?tb ult.vliaTe been re-
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4 'Jt
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is
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Sciilulunnei, the notfj Gcrtrnn captain of
Binditti) waaextcutsd at Mcntz'lbc 3tit of
November, Vith tveoty of ' is cd?eiitte. .
Frequent conferences are tf ted ta have taken
place at Prio, betwaeo theFiencb miniiler of
.-oreigo '.affair'!, and thfAuftrian and.f Pf uffiin
ambdffddon, itUijc' to a difference between
Audiia and, Bava'ia. An Aoflrian army ot
66.000 mtnia mentioned to have matched
lo.varda thr Birafian frontitr8.--Tiie prevail
inj; rpleion on the continent was that if the
exiftng niifiinder'tanding fiiotild read to an
aVfial rupture between Auflru and Bavarix,-
iYc former will be aided by Roflia abd the lit
ter by .France, pob3hly a'.fo by Pruffit It
was further uodrrilood that ilie obvious tnclir
hution of his Prufiian maj -fly to adopt thielihe
of conduft, has produced Tonne fnioiia remcn
ftrancrs on" the part of. the errprror-Alesnrdr-"The
folio iii; auicle rtlarive a continental
profytcls it from one of our totidon papers .
ccouits from Rotterdaan &re, that th'
bead quartet! of the French f?neralrf A'nVnd
"h;rd been renrnvrd frAm Liuenburg; to Rtz
buig, p ey.ari.tory, to the arrivrtl of , gctirral"
Mottier, with Maarmy frofn' Hanover a mea
fore Which har given. rife to much fjlo03 fpe
culation, and from which-1 feme -highly impor;
tant fce-flervare anticipated .with iefprd to tht
y fitiiatfon ef affairs in the, notth.' Tlie'pn jeft
of France ac of f gigaoti. and dtlt'Uirtivc a
defcript ion, thai unltfa fome boifnda are iinne
c'iattfy prefcribed to her ambition, the general
lafetyof Europe mud become eoJagered, and '
the tame fpedtatorspf. her.conpuct ,rc eterna1
monuments ef their own humiliation.- In Eu
ropean Tuikiy fome fitfh, dillnrbancM arc fUr.
el to have bicke'n out. Tlik cucumftanc
j-jined :o the rapid movements of the French,
in Lower Italy, are unilerftood io ev jaeS
t rtfent the f tiitu stuntfdn of. the c.juftg' of
Pete-fburg at Vienna, between which a Con
ftarit carrefportdence has fx fore time been
kept up. Other accountsjeceivelrom fjof.
land on the fame cf ay ftate tharth? Bat bof torn
ed boats of ths enemy; are now detmed wholly
.unfit for the propofed feiviee, and rhai in the
' ex perimrnti; which' Jve lately beerf" Jm:- oi
their efSccy. rarrtl erg of lives have beisn lo.l.
The accounts relative to Spain continue" to
be very conyadiftoiy. Some fay that the na
Tal nl military preparations h ve b.cmr x
ceediniijy active of J-'te,' while othtra . afll'i t,
that f late as the 15th, nit. - no ho!tib ptepara.
tions whatever had been malr in that country.
On the contrary, no 7o"uSt " was entertained of
the necrffa-v pacific arrangements' havut'tijr.en
place, and the people were under no fppreh-n
fion of beijjg obliged tojake a pirt in the war.
: R jmor of lord Nelfon's death which have
reach this cunti y afe nnfourided. H? 7 in the.
Mediterrafiean blockading the French fleet in
.T'vulori : aHdjwiVh- biie of hi? Ihips cnofta'atfy
-Rationed 1ft ih baflNaplt I K? ifland if
. E'bi was aiff bloclcaned by the Entliih. -X
; tr Acconnta from Balfia the capityl of Qorfica,
- ftate thiit the French iioopi that had an ived
tfl5rc. wcre muihi' g'towids thioattrof the
- Ajaeio whf re 4irnlrrtftnr
circnmflance that gave tifio a variety of con-
1 t - ' . - . . .
. jcciurcoi. .
eived-TKeycontain no nows.
t ' BAtrd,aiGarette containiftrder of cotflv.
cik prohibiting, for fix mcntha, fiohKthe Ht
tufl. the exportation of- caval and ta
. Bonaparte, it is fW-b imprfffed ifltQ thd
lervice of Fra.nee, 4000;Genoefe' ftamcp', wha
are now on ihcu way to Uunknk and ultend
.We have jull fcen a tetter from an EtigHfh
g-nlleman woo nas tateiy, maae eicape tiom
F ntainbleau ai)d, temained bold ly at Purii, a
fottnigtit, hj means of a natipoalblockade, &4
a ;pe rtrctAkiiowicdgc ot tne. language, trom
whence he is now returning via Germanj--He
faysV-'- from the .ihformatioi I wjs ablir to
colleft at Paris, that city is in 3"reat fermtnt,
on account of Bmaparte's meaffires t gratify
his ambition. The copfcriniiarc refrae'rory.-.
The old viterirts fpek aintt the expedition,
and fjy.46atTlhey.em1d not embaik to be
butcWred. Tltectinful is not liked t He ha
tlioifand of eo.emif? and I (bir.k the oppoii,
lion will fhortly (hew itfelf j murmurs and conv
plaints multiply., and artertations ate very fre;
'qnentylt i the opinion, of the . wifer. part f
thffeople Hill, thauhe expedition will aot
lalte place. Nothing is ready, and all that 'a'
uriny on tKeccafl ia only placed, theie to irni
mutate the Enghfh. if 1 may u!e the exprtffirn.J
. Thev are-rtill iuildin f tift boats at New Bnfe
on tht Rhine, but viry (lowly. ;
' Paris. D&c .16.
-The fXpedirion agiinft England, it ?5 fiid.
wyi .be carried into ell'tcl irt the monlh of Jan
iiary Tli firjf CiinTiTf ia fiill here, but put ol
his quipage has al endy been ler.t.td the.eljallx '
Wirhin thelV fe days a cou ier has been
difpatcbed for P-eteifburg with the atfwer to i
.minitteti.il notcof great tmpirnnee. To a I
appearancp: the cvaru,i;ioo of the north of Gei .
j-many and iNjjilcs u i.Kt yet to tke p ace.
, Several' ounnerici aie about to be eltablthcd
in Pjrij . - "
In.a late fi;ti').T of the council of Hate, tht
lirit coofnl profelTed IcntiTients very favcrabl
to the liberty of the , preTs. N?v fjaptrs and
pamphlets are alone to remain fubieded to the
neccflary ccafure, -
Con st am ti'mop lb , 051. 30. ,
Late advices from Eijypt, inform of'the ar.
ri7al at Cairo, of the F'ench Cinrriiffary Ocne-
r ::m front HUsaiifGtoN, March- 0
'"'IMBffiPUIkirXTT . . ..... '
1:1 J nil uilViii 'Ikli 1 - i-
v 'Pn-Wedntlday a meffigc was communicatfa
t( tGe.Hoyf f Rtpreferjtativej, (Uting 'that'
th,Coirt -of Iiriptfuchments would be ready to
lp!ocJkrUoh4mrfth
-meot againlt jobri Pickering at 12 o'clock'that
flaf .;-:.. ; .
A motion wat made ahout that b5iir in the
r:;r ? I smvi i iwuxi' OVJI Ml U M IV lily lilwll"W9
C --v v ' 'Jpefeoacd by the ftatement cf Mr. Njclrolfonr
I tt)t.the,"rManagrer had intimiJatedMbeSe.
tuiH j tuc 1 1'xiic ui ivcprciearauves were
baged in committee of tfce whole, the M.ina
geri could not attend the cbnrt (hat djy t
li whefcopon the courtdj Qrned to the next day
JiirXi&trfaj at iaoIJck, the coiirV wasTagain
ie managet 3 repaiied to the Sc-,
-r
oate
eBed( wlierll
aprtbet.
of the House for an adj(unient of Con.
gress," with an amendmptv'exndirijjt,
lpejJo4i5iidj,Qiiji
2th bttTheJIouse concurred in e'
afticndmeht. ''' . .V',- '
.'a iinnyryr--
MONDAY, ARCH 26, 1804.
ral of CoinmerciAt lilitions vas r'ece: v
J"' r4 r rr' g wa in confq icnce of thiity of the enemy'
v1gM. . ffun boats having tome out of CaLis. '1' Oil
Hi jiiV Itt
gun boats having come nut 01 UUu. Uur-
ciuizeriJrnnjcdiitely failed, an I a heavy 6rin?
wis heard yeflerdsy mornii))?; tell ten. It thei
? ceai"ed,. S(ja afterwards a m rrfe diftant'fiiing
was beard. No Bartjettlart iiavejetbeen. Je
X ceived, :bt We fnppofe that the firing proceed-
eH front t'he attack uiade by our cfqizera odoo
7 their grvtt boats 10- their pfTi2e frsra Cilais to
"jubgne. - It is tuiaiq that yciy CQuficlcrablr
ed hy the GovcTfiar of tint -city. -vith par ii!uar.
dift i'tclion ; a gmr. of hnn r vy s appiinted'io
"attend him ; thv French cojours were hoiftedat
his houfc ard twd pitCvS of caiiaon piace.l be
fore hlS.doorv '
'The fane advire fu'lv conSrn the nW3 'ci
t!it Poite havingiaiered i'o neociuions with
th'" Beys of figypt,' and the mod h.ppy cnfe
qiienees were ezv'tec to refult from them.
In the'm-an while hoftiluicg have been fufpeid
ed, and the Porte is bufy in traofportiag trabp$
to Alexandria.. The Captain P.iCha is at
Ydrxt -a P?rt of his fleet have been fent to dit
twife the enrfjirsin the Archipelngo nnit alnnj
the coaft of Morte . The Gave nor nf the lat
ter prpvince, his bef requited 10 mke a re
Prt t.Si!tbe Pirti, of ihe itate uf the fortttifeM
of Modon a Grotone. ? I
Our goveremeat has received ofljcial on.J cit .
cu nftanttaldetaiiiii of the lte eyeoM, which have
happened in, Aribja t thry conrm the, total
dtfeat of Abdul Aae and hiajriry. ThVPa.
cha of Grdda b"at his rebel in 26-. fnccelliVc
battle, in which he l i many brave du era &
fold'tr j hilt hn enrirtly Ifopped the progrefi
of this rebel', vrh,n has loll the 'greatelt part of,
his troops ; the balance. are di'p-rfed. The
Scherirr of Nfccca has renirncd to that holy ci;'!
ty, and is reinllafed jn bi former author?;
Th.e Pacha of Damas ha 'b,f.e.n dpo!e44n
tl" Mri EaV , one of the managers, opened the
trial ; and afteia few preliminary remarks, pro
credjed.trv fnpporV-the fad fct forth in the ar-
t wiles 0 impeachmentbyartoiii deppfjtlprti
in wftfrnr, anl witnefLscrtily exvnioed ; after
Jnakf'ng fome pregrefi in the ttflJmonjf,' Mr.
Nicliollon relieve.KMir.. Early xvSeXah'ut'3
o'clock Mr. NicholidU; informed the court that.
the managers h;i clofe'dsihe tcilimony 00
half of the Houfc of Rreprtfentaiives ; where-
upon the Cuuit adjjur&ed this day (Friday) at
M2 o'clock. , ''
f " '.The reader wiil rerJollccl tht on'Tiicfday
Ithe court, afttr heariryr Mr. Harper in fupport
of ihe petition of J. S.Picketi.ig, adj tuned.
to the next day. We underltand previous to .
the above df Cifion to proceed to the trial of the
articltt of impeachment, a divtrlity of opinion fab-
lilted 88: to the mode of procedure.
The grneral opinion out of doors was, tht
after agreeing to hear Mr. fj?Tper in fuppnit
of ihc petitio i of Jacob S; Pit ktiing, the court
Vouli rijlify, presedsid tti try-lbc artieies'
of impeachment, m the hill inUaoce decide on
the prayer of the petition, viz. whether tey
NsroulJ poitpone the tfial on the oiovjnd of the
alledged aafariiiy of judge Picker in-'. No dv
cifii-)n,s.hDwevet, learu, .has I tui made o r
the prayer of t ie petition. Ths )$y dec'fin
.mere 1 intn wai that they would proceed to
ibe-tiia' This dcciTion wai mnd.: by a cond
Jetable majority, afcertained by Yeas and Najs.
COURT OF IMPEACHMENTS. -
John Picforrnq- found gniliij of high crimes
ana mndt mcanors, ana removed ji om office.
Monday, March 12, 1601.
A jreeaMy to notice given tr the" House
of KctmSentatives. on. Satnrcl.iv. t!ut the
a . . .
loavt ol I,npf.ic)iim.iits would this day, at
VI o clock, procet-tl to pronounce judgment
on thf articles of 'Impeachment, e xhibited
uv them, against Totm Pitkerhi?, the Mas.
IA?e rsfiLfiudt-iId-tlj TrrrefitialTeralilfa on the
pi nuipie-. Contained i the maxima- of twov
eviltljlta the tealFt-rarej wcitraxdjaia whir
TdecTOn. , .It' a!fo add ei-'f The Ciiutoniano. i '
rea.
We are autborisetI to state, fsavs t?U "
iNaiionai intelligencer; tnat the Jrigatejolia
Adams will sail from this place fcr the A- -merican
squadron n the Mediterranean in
the course of '4. or 4 weeks. The friends
of the officers itif the Mediterranean may
ava'd themselves of thisppominitiQ write
or send any snvill packages. '
Caution to : American Traders.
CdrvCrmnion of the horrible accounts received
Nmifle niana lately evacuated by ti e French
t reaps b40e way ol r. Jago d Cuba, dated
iin. jwiniaiiuari og, III d -.l.CI IO a geflt C
man in cnaneoton.
" I he accountable Itac. reached us bv
two American vesseiVktnSv the cruizers
ami brought into this pot. give-Nthe tnost
snocting intelligence oi whatsis goint
rort au l'nnce.
o i"- c3i i mere came a vounrr
r 1 . -w ... -
man nrcoinr, son to .JOHN UaRMER, a mfr
chant, whose father had been drowned tieht
idyttoWwTtKa great "n u mber of other ui
habitants, The American captain. assures of
having seen die In this manner 'more than
CO, but he did not know them. It appears
that all the colonists arc in prison, and that
a niiinb'er are frequently taken out and ear
ned to be drowneilriaving at their head a -'drum
covered with crape ; they were thus
led in procession to a fiat-bottomed boat
lined with blacjc clothAmongThe vic
tims who arenaiiK'd, are Messrs. 'Ango,
Bawhimaut, Toutine, John Garnitr, Lafony
Laforgtie and Bclisl?. ' .
''ne Pov''der magazine of the arsenal
has been blown up ; three squaics of the'"
city have been totally burnt, and th v.hole
of the American street consumed," See.
, Gcvcrnir. Ic'ftr received by -he U( mail
fipm a diUinguilhcd character at 1 ibany. jJatea
that fTom the, inforrr ati..:i o'utfined from the
wefiwurKthere is no douuLlh'at Col. Burr will
U'vethcl.'d governor. It menfiors li'krwlfa tk
confe qoence nf having field ficrci;
w-jih tne rehcli. v
to
, Not' 1 4. ;
rie,foudene
. The Ci'p'airr raeha h rectived prdtrs from
the G r atuieig nor Jo return .e're . . a nd is Ho w
with three fhios of th line in ihe II irtjntlli-M
.Thfremainder nf his fleet remains off the M01 ea
under, tht : Turkifh Vice A dmiraL '
The town of Ales anuria, in Eygpt, rcduc
ed to the greatetl ft'.aits by the Heys, by whom;
it is befieged. :.Accordi.,g o foue :'aec unts,'
e d"fiiHfelf tr'hd "dfifeHcef-the dridl,jnid
hai given up the towfltto-the Mamelukes.
St. Pdirslkrg (-R'JLtsla ) Nov. 15. ..
rTV corirjerlias Tfr."hi city, for Paris.; and ia
irie nearer era letter trom the tmperor to the
pi If ConfuU ' - At Enlf'nt has fef'f'ittlieine '
diat ion f our Court, hiii Iinpetial M.jefty pro-'
pofes to th: Billigerenr Power to form a "Cn
giefs to whom he offers his good ofH.crav " Our ."
Svereign ha .opened direct & particular cor 1
letoondeoce wtih the Kin of SweJen'who is
at pvfent it CarlTruhe ; : this, explains the fre.
qiency of. th& couricraetwccn that city and'
OC. rctcriourg. - . .- s .-; -
And ota the' question- I Joh.i Pickcri.n,
district J.tdg,: of Nw-II:tmpsiiire, guilty
as charged jn the first articltt oi ImpL-ach-ment,
exhibitetUagainbt him, by the House
of Ueprtsi-ntvtives f " ' t
It wai ."det'ermjned. in' the afHritiajiye
Yeas 19 NTays 7, as fol.ows t
Y E AS Messrs."" A nderson, Baldwin,
B recke nrid ge, ' Cocke, ElTt ry Fi an k 1 ; ii ,
Jackson, Logun, Macklav, Nif hoUs, P.t
ter, I. Smi'h, S. Smith, j. Saaith, (Ohio)
J. Smith, f'N. Y.J Sumter, Vena!,le, Wcr
thiB'gton, Wiight--19i .
N ATS-iVtessrs. Adams,1 Hilihou.se,OK
cott, Pickci ;rig, PI timer, Tracy. Wc'dsr.
The sanie qrsiiuu was put, in tile same
way, upon the three remaining articles, and
detidd by alike result ' ------
O.i the qUestioii, Is tjae'Courr of opinion
that John Pitktriiifie removed from the
office of Judgr the District Court' of
jthc di-.ttictlof- New-Hampshire ?. It wa
determined in the affirmative- Yeas ZQ'f.
NavMj; as loi lows : ,-"-
IK ASrrrIsshs. Anderson. Ballwir,
Breckcnridgtf, Cocke; EUtn " Franklmv
Jackson, I.ogar; Mat klay, N icholav "Pot
ter, I. Smith, S. Smith, J. Smith, of Ohio;
J S m i t h, of New York, S linttr, Veriabiej
Wilts Worthington, Wright 20.
N A YS- Messrs. Adams, JIinhou,J
Ulcott, Pickering,-P?07nerrracy--3.. u
The coiirt 'thtn adjourned,4e die.
thf We llward, are jhcmfelvfsjaiillf Ua fible of
the roittntfs of their caufe' fjM T. i-jxajtor.
The report of the death of Lord Ndfon,
favs a New Y rk paper, which has been pub
ii!h. '(Tin this citv, -4s n.t cortea. That dillin-
gnilhed olhcer is If ill living, and at his poll in
ihe-.M:dttrrr3riean.
A French fq'Udron, confining of one fhip ef
the line, three or fo;r frigates, with fereral
tranfpoftJi. and about two thousand "troops,
which wr re cruifing i? the EiiLliitlian , fiasr
'bare TaTIcdlino Xbe hands -of the' EnViiik.
- from dux -Capet i.Captain '.Fow?er, an ived
at New York, informs, that w!unJie left that "
plice.Uraiiqtulity, in. a great meafure, hadeeu
rettared. r Coffee was very low.
translauo!.
'..-' JPjfRti,t 15, Vend. 12 fear; -
oc trimmer ot 'aix'crior relations to Mr..
' Mving llony M uiiller . Pldntpotent iai j of the t
;.: " Uuite(J'Siate3. V . v : '
t
; Monei ay, March: 12, ; , ,
The Hcuscjvent hftq committee of the
wholesMr, Varnuin in the chair :onithe
' following report ; ' . r.
--The committee llEPQIiT : ' . v
iaUiwcq-icncfl
. coFiected by tiie m , in i rtue of the powers'
Avith which they have. been inyested iv the
House, and which is hereunto su1mined.
they are of opinion, r . f v . ; y
" 1. That Samuel Chase, esrj "Orrrof The
associate justices of the supreme, court of
the UnitedP$tat.es; be impeachtr of fiVgh
criines arid- misdemeanors :t-rtr,::r ':"''
2. : That Richard Pe ters, district judge
of the district of Pennsrlvania, hath not so .
L acted in his -judicial capacity an to require
jiic!jcirv2!tjri(in ru tae-constitutronarpow--1 1 .
Trs m'niMer cf marine and the coloniej itt
arflounting to mil itnT the crain c( the fri;
ga'e La'q ul. eipaloye j at Fit fii.igrn, .had re; -marked
that ihe tlpcuments on bord the A 'tie
rican vtlLl the Superior c?pt.- Silvefter Wil
fon, were not driwn up in the-forma req i'rtJ
by the-convent ion-of the 8 Vend. 9 b year, .
coneiiided between Friftce and the U. "Stater,
oblirves to me that feveral otlirrA;nriie?tn vef- -fels,
'hich have iattly entered the ports of the
reptih'ic. hal .iiatpiper8ln-aiy--bgtf wder
.U. Tl... .r. .. . '1 1 .e . t -'.'"'
. The ptefentciicumitacKe arf. the ?naloiV
xiffing bit weojfceAjrerfcap abd - .Erglilh -,rgues,
riDducc the mioitlt r ef if trine to mih
that the : vt ffels; ofythe-T'nitfd Tftes rray- b"e .
AirniiJied uiih ore ffgufar dociirnettts in order, ...
ttrajrevjRt teteyr-'failtitji 'fahnry.TT-'- . . . "
; Will you, fir, be pleafid" to corn'Trnicafe
. thefe observation to yt ur povernriir-n? '.h jt .it
may fke the, neatjT.rvHrrrafur'ii.. in itrtn- t'. t
its v;ffe! mayjtipeiierce f q d.5i. "r, .'bv. their
-jrjrival in the p nts vf Fr .;:', livcrg. rthat
rroihing may.aher the. gooifj.artti.'uhith pe
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