*
To put to the sword above all, thof- who should t
K-p-.iir thither. v
To r ike pofl'eflion of the barriers, and to fuffei t'
m, perfoa whatsoever to pass without the pass a
words.
To take poffeißon of theTelegtaph at the Lou- v
vie, and alio that at Montmatre.
To make thesrfelves, matters of the River. o
It is effcntial that we have Meudoii and the ar- v
tillery there, amounting to 48 pieces of eights and b
spurs. _
The 18 pieces which are in the garden of there- e
utllaiis. 1
The National Treasury to make sure of some of n
the Administrators and those employed. ' e
The communication between all the fe£tions is p
important ;of eonfequencethe bridges are to be fe-' n
c\:red by the infurgsnts. Waggons are absolutely &
necessary to diflribute provilionj in abundance in all
quarters. The tyrants thrown down, a thing of
the highest importance, the entry of an/ body d
of troops into Paris is to be prevented. Our brothers 11
the brave defenders of their country, will be invit- t
f<i by,a proclamation, and by commiflioners chosen a
from'the body of the people, and from those brave b
men who (hall contribute in the onset, to yield (
themselves individually and without any leader, in p
the midst of their friends. The cavalry, the hufTirs, :
and the dragons, who lhall range themselves under I
the banners of the people, may dispose of their t
horses, cloathing, arms and equipments to their ]<
own use. The soldiers of the other corps shall have
to their #wn use their cloathing, arms and accoutte
ments, and (hall moreover be indemnified in tne I
fame proportion with the cavalry, &c.
Ali and every of thole brave fellows who (hall J
have contributed to overthrow tyranny, fhaJl be
lodged and maintained among the citizens as in *89.
A peace will forthwith be made, worthy a great
people who punish kings and tyrants. Small re
volutionary armies trill be immediately organised, . 1
who will have the care of provisioning the «ity of
Paris ; they will be composed of one third of troops 1
•f the line, and the «th«r thini lYom the troopa in
the city. 1
It is good to observe that as soon as the tyrants 1
are thrown dowi\,hy the confpitators, it will be t>e- ]
ceffary inltantly to caufean infurre&ion of the peo
pie, which must be general; absolutely general
proper writings will be circulated to rouse the peo- 1
pie ; proper agents will be moreover employed to 1
stir them up, to re.enge themselves upon their ene
mies, who vriH be eSrrfully marked oct to t «r.. J
The infurreflional authority must pronounce in
the name of the people, or rather the people them • 1
selves, shall pronounce ths JiflohitlM of every kind i
of authority whatsoever, both military and civil ;
of course every perfou who (hall fa* i>r pretend lhat
he is clothed with any other authority than what t
»J;e people (hall graßt, and who shall attempt to aft i
in confluence thereof, "shall be declared an enemy f
of the people, ?nd dial! be inltantly put to death". ]
It is infinitely effer.tial, it is even the molt import
ant point that fomc such acts should take place ;
the sword mu't be drawn, the L-abbaid must be 1
thrown away. Kcfle&ionßon the part of the peo* {
pie must be prevented, it is necessary that they should 1
forthwith do some ads which will prevept their re
.ta&'af;. "llTj ' „ * >
Iffmme royalists should make any tefiftance, a
column armed with burning torches are to repair in
ftiatly to the place where they n't afTembled—let
be summoned to furrendertheir arms, or in an ]
intent Jet flames aveuge the liberty and sovereignty 1
of the people. <
AM (iraugsrs, of whatsoever nation they may be, I
are to surrender themselves to a provisional arifit a: 1
the chief place in their refpe£tive fe&ions under I
pain of being instantly put to death wherever found.
AH individuals who shall be armed the
people are equally to be inltantly put to death.
Their fpoilsare to belong to their conquerors
The people shall be immediately and eve?) during
the infurreftion placed in healthy and comfortable
habitations, too long hive they been delayed by
fallacious pronnfes. This operation will be ergaaif
ed by commiflioners chofea from their bosom, and
in wfiom 'hey can confide. ' ]
ft is neeeffary on the firft moment of victory to ,
dispatch the fife and intelligent men to the differ
ent potts of Frame, which are the most imporia >t, ,
and which molt within them the feeds of in
furre£tion, fu h as Arris, Pethune, Sain: Omer,
Valenciennes, Tou'on, Marfeilfes, Avignon, Tuu
loufe, GirnobL\ Valence, Dijon, Aurun, Chalons
upon the Marne, Montpellier, Set. See. It is ne
cessary to put !he people ifi those places in a (late of
i futre&ion ar.d to repeat nearly the fame fcenei.
It is nectiTary to arrest
Bclnoc. f
Btu ills Magney, C Army of the weft-
Adj. Gen. Miller, J
To arrest Hoeke.
To arm »he invalids.
The armourers and sword cutters are to deliver
lip all the a-ms which they have with them, of eve
ry kind. They ftiall be paid for them after the in
furreftion, upon their owp ftatcment. The fame ,
with refpeit to the manutaAurers of powder and
Lkll.
The bakers of all the will be summoned
toreoni.i at home, and manufacture their flour in
to bread. Those who (hill violate this order shall
be inßantly hung upon the larap poll next their
dwelling bouse. They shall alf.> be paid upon their j
own C atement.
Evciy t i izen whoever he may be (and this is of
»jhe hijh^ft.i.Tipurtanee) shall be fammoaed to carry
joU.i ! ker>i£xt ri>4ys cwelling house, all the pro- ,
visions in me?l of evcrySfld. Also, i
at ;i fan* make afcupment of t.. ? provi |
4.0 m, ricc and vegetabkb which a t .
<d from the profits of the ba
it conform to this order, shall
fe einV •: y; f •! uh when convidted of it or
• ifrs which will be instituted
PL las soon :is pofli ile. The
"ants are f jectcd to the a
i?hly politic to promise and
■ ? "'»« have ofli'ted to over
iat liberty to re.urn home ;
I '
1 to obrain this permiflioti, they are to be furikfhed 1
with ceitificatcs which will prove umjaellionably 1
1 that they have not betrayed their oaih, to annihilate i
s ail tyrants.
It will be poflibleby the great advantages which <
- will be given to the volunteers, who will march a- i
gainst the foreign enemies, and by the enthusiasm
of liberty and equality, which will be renewed, and 1
- which will be carried to the highest pitch, it will
3 be poflible I fay not to lose a single defender. t
1 had forgot to mention, that a price will be fix- I
- ed for each article of military equipment, which is j
the property of each defender, for instance they f
f may be paid for a horse 800 livres, and 400 for their
equipments—for a fufee or carabin, jo livres —a 1
s pair ofpiftols, 50 livres, &c. they shall be paid im- <
-' mediately upon application after the infurreflion, j
r land offices for that purpose will be eftabliftied. <
1 SAI.EM, July 26. 1
f By Capt Dapicl Peirce, who arrived from Ma- «
' deira on Sunday evening liit, in 43 days, we are
s informoj, that a Dutch fleet consisting of 4 fail of t
- the litfe, J4O gun (hips and 1 frigate?, were lying t
1 at the Grand Canary, watering and procuring
: bread. It is said they are destined for the Cape of
1 Good Hope—and an English frigate had been dif- !
1 patched from Madeira to the Cape, in ofder to <
, to notify the English garrison of their approach,
r Recent ktttrs from theC«pe authorize us in faying ]
r that it would be an easy conquest to a much final - |
r ler force. 1
: DiJtriS of SALEMani BEVERLY.
Arrived, July 9, to n.
c Brig Vtnus, Crafton, Hifpaniola.
Hope, Very, do.
1 Schr. Fjx, Putnam, do.
e Seaflower, Archer, do.
1. Catharine, Henderlon, Martinico.
t BOSTON, July 26.
:- A gentleman is in towß, who conversed at New-
I, ' tvrt, with the pafTengers of a vefTel, that left Fr
if' ] ine ". They men'ion the situation of thee t*t- i
is try as tranquil } provisions plenty. That the Fr.-r>?+ :.
,nA •Z*rJl»hnv-bl-rT Hliin.atety atljofled and ag ;i
to terms of pacification ; and, that no acho* '•
» taken place 011 the Rhine, to the knowledge o t.t
■- people i»i~ Bourdeaux, at the date above mentioned.
Wednesday, July 20.
Arrived fchr. Jenny, Miller, Leightou, EJTequi
-- bo, 2 j days. July 11, I at". 29, 39, spoke fchr.
0 Wiliiam, 10 days from Norfolk for Jamaica. July
17, lat. 40, 34, spoke a brig 4 days from Rhode-
Ifl ind for the Weft-Indies.
n Prig Nancy, Skinner, Lisbon, 55 days. In
•long. 29, 5, spoke brig Hope, Toflrup, 30 days
1 from Si. Croix for Copenhagen.
; Thursday, July 21.
t Arrived fchr. Thomas, St. Croix, 13 days. Left
t there (hip , Rich, of Bolton ; i.hr Pa'ty,
t Spafford, of do. July 10, lat. 22, 9, long. 65,
y spoke fchr. Pioenix, Robertfon, 12 days from
• Portland for Jamaica.
Friday, July 22.
; Artived brig Mary, Cowper, 46 day» from the
c Isle of May. Left there Ship Eliza, cupt. Hnf
- fey,, of Nantucket ; ship Dispatch, Carpenter, New
J York. Spoke no veff. ls
Same day—Schr. Pafsborough, Alkerfon, No
va Scuiia, <4 u.iyYi" —
3 July 27.
1- • Arrived since our lad, ship America, Swain,
t London and Liverpool; brigs, M;>ry, Cowpsr,
n Isle of May; Columbia, Freeman, Cadiz; Meri
y am, Blunt, Halifax ; Polly, Hooper, Madeira ;
Speedwell, Crawford, Liverpool ; Mary, Bum
ham, do. Antoni», Loyo, M?lag-a ; schooners.
t Olive, D.'i'kwater, St. Croix ; Briflt, Crai e, Pa*T
'r borough; Uacoo*, Low, Mariegalante ; Diamond,
I- Reading, Martinico.
>• Ttie following American vcfTels were at the differ
- ent ports of Martinico, Jnly 5.
g Sh p Butler, Jones, Falmouth ; brigs, Elizjbeth,
e Russell, Newburyport ; Hannah, Dal'on, do. La
y vina, Stone, do Ruby, Hufe, do. Nancy, Bartktt,
f- Plymouth; Three Friends, Allen, Cape-Ann
d schooners, Nymph, Mayhew, Newbury for! ; Wil
liam, Low, do. Hflel), Burroughs, Boiton ; Nan
-0 cy, Worth, do. Helen, Bennet, do. Atlantic, Cot
'- tell, do. Hannah, Batchelor, Salem ; Tryal. Rones,
t, do (loops, Stork, B.'fton; ?ccea .
>* Meiley, Portfmonth.
r » Bi V. Jerufha, of Boston, and . i
1- Warrell, of Briflol, were at St. Thomas's. Ji: • ;
is July 9, lat. 21, 17, long. 65, 30, br
c- from Marbiehead to Jamaica.
if June 24, lat. 39, long. 36, brig f. -ifj, Lttk-*
27 days from Norfolk, for Madeira-
Jtiiy 7, lat. 43, 7, long. 58, 12. a brig, 15
days from Norfolk, off Havre.
Jdy 8, lat. 42, 32, 1 mg. 58, 43, brig William,
Cheney, 14 days from Charleftown for Dublin.
July 10, lat. 43, 50, long. 61, 7, brig Eliza,
Muckford, from Salem for Bilboa.
:r Ju'y -22. lat. 42, 20, long. 69, 3, a brig from
5- Machias for Lisbon.
1- July 4, lat. 41, 3, long. 51, the Mary, Taylor,
ie of New Bedford, 10 days from New-York, for
J Fayal.
July 8, lat. 42, 9, long. 56, 30, the .Albemarle,
d Long or Lane, from New-York fur Amsterdam,
•- 12 days.
il The Amsterdam Packet was left in etifiody of a
>r French privateer, June 27.
lr July 23, lat. 42, 32, long. 68, 44, ship —■—,
Hall, from Kennebeck for Liverpool.
>f BOSTON, July 27.
y referred to by Marbois, in his
celebrated report, Jian never yet met oai eye. But
>» it must be a mere local aft ; whereas the principles
1 he advocates in that report, are univeifa! ; and the
it acceptan.e of them by the Council of Atitient j, de-
J ' i-ionltrates, that the French and American govern
menyi think in unifuu on the fuhjeft of National
m rights an>'. engagements. ( Cij! Centinel.) ■
dFaoME U R 0 P E.
,e La ft evening arrived here, the brig Mary, Capt.
a- Jjursham, from Liverpool, 51.days. The raofl
prominent article, by her, is tiie
BRITISH KING'S SPEECH.
e * Thursday, May 19, *796-
r " My LorJs, and Gentlemen,
j The public buficefs beihg now concluded, 1
think ptooer to ~loie this ?:flLn, and, at the fame nn
time, to acquaint you with my mtentfon of giving
immediate diieftion* for calling a new Parliament.
The objects which have engaged your attention, cal
during the piefent -Fcffion, have been of peculiar Jki
importance,-nnd the meafttres which you have a
d ,'p ed have manifelled yotn continued lega/d to tilt pe<
fafety and we!fire of my people. em
The hsppieft effects have been experienced from lie
the provifiont which you hc.ve made for repreflinp rm
sedition and civil tumult, and for reftrainintf. the t»lo
. prog reft of principles sub vet live of all eltaklilhed tL
'government. of
| The difficulties anting to mv fubjefls from the ins
j high p> ice of coin, have so naed a principal objedt fiir
[of your deliberation ; and your afllduity in invefti- wh
! gating that f»'ije£t has strongly proved your anxi wn
lout defiie *q emit,.nothing which could tend to the _
relief of my people in a matter of filth genera! ~
concern.
I have the greaieft fa'isfa&ion in observing that
the pressure of thofc difficulties is no,w in a gieat
degree removed. y C .
Gentlemen oflhe Hnvfe of Cummins, arc
I Mull in a more particular manner return you ft n ,
my thanks for the liberal fypplies which you have j, a |
granted to meet the exigencies of the War. While
1 Kgret the extent of those demands, which the o ui
present eircumfhnces necclTnily occasion, it is a j n f
great consolation to me to oblerve the encreafing
resources by ivlith the country is enabled to sup- foai
port them. |j U
Th.le resources are particularly manifelled in the f u |
(late of the different branches of the Revenue, in vV «
the continued and progressive ejftention of our Na- j,
vigation cind Commerce, in the (leps which have p,j
been taken for maintaining and improving the
Public Credit, and in the additional provision ( 0
which has been nade for the reduttioo of tlie Na- te ,
tional«lebt.
My ■ r ii~ ,-.'!:me'i. 'u.- •'
r ~ -..t> .rt-K'.r l ;.ti»fa£tiort on
the i .isid -Ttnnefs, which J
• • * Irt 3 ' 4 (iucc I hrft w j
| fit t -J*liberate on the s ol
:pu • _ ry in t period of do- a j>
nettii- ant.: e![. had the happi- a r,
j! , a .U tutu Kingdom toa slate ft,,
of unexampled prosperity. jji
You wer: faddenly compelled to relinqnifh the j,-,
full advantages of this lituation, in order to refill | 0|
the unprovoked aygrtffion of an enemy, whose 0 p
hostility was directed all civil society, but ; s
more particularly against the happy union of order (jy
and liberty, as ellafclitbed in these kingdoms.
The nature oftliefyltem intioduced mto France
afforded to that couitry, in the midst of its calami
lies, the ti«!U of csriion beyond the experience of
my former time. Jrwier the prefTure of the new
and unprecedented difficulties arising from such a
Cornell, vou have (>ewn yourselves worthy of all
the blcftitigs you i.hcrit. By your counsels and
comluft, the ConPitutionhas nrefervrd invio
late agai 'I? the dtfigns of Foreign and Domedic
energies ; the hotur of the British name has
aflated ;the raik and Ration which we have hi
therto l»:id in Europe, has been maintained ; and
tlie (jecrlcd (I'peri'.irity of our naval power ha*
been eltanliftici in every quarter-os ilic mnul:
You 'nave c.nalted rio opporta ii y to prove your
iuft anxiety fir the re ePtab'ifhtnent of g»neral
peace on fecurt and honorable terms ; you
haVe, at ttie fme time, rendered it manifell to the p
world, thit while our enemies (hall perfifl in difpo
fitions imL-i>mpatio!e with that obj it, neither the
rtfourcesof my kiigdom, nor the Ipirit o f my peo
ple, will se wanting to the support of ajuftcaufe,
an 6 to tic defetrfe of iheir dearest interelU.
A due sense of this condudl is deeply mprelßd .
On my heart. I trull that all my fubjefls are ani
mated with the f-me fentimen's ; and that their _
loyalty and public {pirit will ensure the eontinuance _£
of that inion ai d mutual 'confidence between me ab
and my Parliament, which best promote the true ag
dign.iiy and glory of my Crown, and the genuine £ r
happinefi of my people. . ;
LONDON, May 21 m
The accnunts fj»m the Rhine make no mention
of the ceflation of the armifticeg| It appeera that
■„ >e entrance of the w
J - J
1 prrihas detached ten
I x-.* my for the|defence
• of 1 d
-J
July .21. f r
he Senior Class, p,
in this Umveitny 1 was Diuibea ; when the following
young gentlemen were approved, as Candidates for
the Degree of Bachelor of Arts :
Thos. Wells Alis, Rugglf* Hubbard,
John Bacon, John Humphreys,
Archibald BafTet, W. H. Jones,
Jonathan Beldes, Salmon King,
Hezekiah Bddan John H. Lynde,
Timothy Bishop, Thomas Miner, * F
Chatles Boftwitl, Joseph Parker,
Jjm«s Canrey, X\ illiam Prince, (
Elihu ChauncejTi Levi Rohbms, t]
Henry Davij. lfaac Seely, n
Charles D.-nnifan, G. S. Sillilttan, e
David Edmonc', Benjamin S lliman, .q
Thad. Fairbsnls, Elilha Stearns,
Bancroft Fowler, Afahel H. Strong,
Ldwa'd Herrick, Fanning Tracy,
John Hcoker, Sam. P. Williams. u
In the afternoon were piefente'l to a numerous /
and respectable audience, the following exhibitions.
An ( irarion, on the importance i>i Union in po- -
iiticsl sentiments and conduct, among the people of '
the United Slates; by Eli(ha>Stearns.
A Dialogue, on the necefiity os-Religion and
virtue to happinels here and hereafter ;bv Timo- ;
thy Bifiiop, Elihu Chauncey, Charles Deniufon, i
• and Thos. Miner.
A dialogue, on tht duty of Patents, with refpefl
to giving or refufing their consent to the marriage
of their children with perfofis inferior condition ; '
by Davi i Edmor.d, Honker, and Afaliel
Hooker Strong.
A Valedictory Oration, on the Pleasures o (
learning and an academic life ; by Fanning Tracy
An address to the Candidates, ou the nature and
M N <t
JF T }
• nra&wnl life of Science !J by Mr. Stcbhins, fcnior,
r furor in this Univsrlity,
The exhibitions were a!f> acccoirpanie 1 by vo
, cal an-J ruftrumental nitUicj happily chosen, aud
r Jkilfujly cdttdUfied-
On few occafior.6 do we remember a iv.orc res
: pe£lful attention given to literaiy efforts, ar a ir.-e
entite and uuminjrlcd pjerulre confcffcd by a:iy aui
) lience. The 11 ile was chaste, and manly, tl:o fen;
' rinienrs ingenious, deli. ate, and virtuous, ar.i ti;e i
r elocution, fiim.jnll, and dignified. It mav be ra
-1 tionally expe&ed.'that sikh hanHfome tettimonirs
of apptobatioti, aJ were given by the audience, will
inspire in the youths, who (lull hereafter appear in
t similar cil-cUmftatfces, that laudable emulation,
- which, while it is mod excited, is alio bell re
warded* bv juH and «naffefted eonv.ru iidation.
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1 went a few caysfince to make sale of it. Finding
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From a London paper.
1 Remarks on the (late of public'affairs.
* T tie Cabinet of Catharine contains politicians*
whole views, wc have reafutt to think, are not to af
e ford England material assistance in acquiring the
absolute impire of the seas, hy which (he would be
afterward, in a condition to fl.ut up all the Knfllac>
e (hips in the ice of the North, and arbitiarily to
dispose of her commerce as the merchants of Lon
= don might didtate. There are other causes of jea*
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1 is to fall, it (Hull be by her own diflentions, and not
r by foreign hoftihty.
e Married, in England, the bishop of St. David's,
youngest brother to the marquis of Bute, to Mil's
j Penn, daughter of the late Thomas Penn, Esquire,
( . Proprietor of the Province of Pennsylvania.
ARRIVED AT THIS PORT.
•j DAYS,
Schooner John, Wallace, N. Carolina, 8
Virginia, Oneil, do. 6
Eliza, Little, do. 7
Philadelphia, Lewis, Leogine, 11
j Eliza, Moffat, Jereiiiie, 20
Virg. and Phi. packet, Haßet, Richmond, 5
* I ejittity, Bruufvvi. k, N Carolina, 7
r Sloop Concord, Mitchell, Alexandria, 1®
j Mary, Lnnsford, Virginia, 21
j J dne , Jackson, Ncw-Yoik, 7
c Arrived at the Fort,
t Brig Delaware, Dunphy, . Port au-Prince
e A passenger (hip is in the river, supposed to ba
the Henrietta, from Derry. '
We hear that there are letters in town from
Nantes, received by the arrival at New-Yoik, which
j fay that hollinties hfve commenced on the Rhine.
! r Twenty Dollars Reward.
RAN away this morning from the Subscribes, living
in the county of Monmouth, New-Jsrl'ey, a rsmaik
e ably black Negro Man, named B£N—about 4® years of
ie »ge, S feet 9or 10 inches high, flout made, bald on the
15 . crown of his hcai!; had on and took with him a grey
homespun coating coat and jackct, a brown cloth coat,
with a black collar, homespun tow ihirts and trowfers,
with other ftiirts and small cloa-ths wbich cannot be ei:u
meri-.tcd. He i; a coraplaifant, artful and deceitful fellow,
in Whoever will take up and secure the said Runaway, so
lt that his owner may him again, fita'l have the ahcr; re
ie ward, and rcafouable charges paid if brought home.
„ Eiijba Lawrance.
;e July iS—Aug. \ 5 2w
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