. / DRESDEN, Se P t«mW 5, | The imperial minider, count de Slick, hil pro- I (tiled, in a particular declaration, in a mod solemn | manner, against thu surrender of the city of Nu- I reraberg and in territory to the king of Prufiia.— The fiee imperial city of Dunkelfbuke, is likewise I jroing to fwbmit to the fovcreignty of the king of I Prussia. I' / COLOGNE, Suptember 13. The French head-quarters are already transferred 11 /to Andernach, on this fide of the Rhine. Last J I night an express arrived here from that place, with 11 orderi to remove the magazines here to a place of c , Cifety. Great part of the French Sambre & Meufe j t army, i« making through the territories of Treves I e 1 towards Lu*embourg, in order to cover that neigh- I d boarbood. The baggage of generals Lefebvre and c Kleber is arrived here, and about 20 waggons load- f< ed with money." ' " f< HEIDELBERG, September 12. > It is supposed, that we shall have foen some feri- I d work in this neighbourhood. Several thouiand I E •men, cavalry of the army of the archduke,' have si arrived here. They have this day been joined by a N part of the garrilon of Manheim, at Schwetzingar, and marched towards Bruchfal, wbese the garrison in of Philipfturg, the siege whereof the French have ac enrirely raised, will join them. We expc£t there- F fore an engagement between the imperialists and th the French, who have here about 4.000 men under general Eckenneayer. The peasants carried lately ' 180 French prisoners, and two pieces of'cannon, E 1 through this place to Manheim, without any further \military efeort. it Philadelphia, . he —: .h WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1796. On Saturday the »*ad iaft. departed this life in ihe ! 79th year of his age, Lewis Weiss, Esq. an emi nent Conveyancer of this City. ELECTION RETURNS. «a — M Cumberland County. cifl Congreft—-Andrew Gregg, 575 William Irvine, 560 Jarnes Wallace, 139 „ Robert WhitehiH, 86 ">' Thomas Kennedy, 49 an AfTembly—David Mitchell, 886 nui James Lamberton, 713 wo James Power, 710 ner Robert Lufk, 518 cm Epferaim Blaine, 410 I .1 Thomas Kennedy, 49 r I Adam Brandt, 203 I ma ' r Rabert Whitehill, jjz 1 waE — I 'he Mifflin County. . I to s Congress—Andrew Gregg, j65 lof , William Irvine, 109 lat ■ James Wallace, so I , AfTembly —James M'Farland, I f 0 William Sterrett. I ' k jl . I Tin ELECTION. Jinfe A writer in a Bojlon paptr, on the fuljcS of the I m Y approaching election, fays, I and " Truly unfortunate would it be for our coun-J 00 * try, if the republican interest was likely to be divi- I ani ded upon thia great decilion—if there were a num. j ilum ber of candidates, all of whom would be supported I ' rori by their particular frieryls and neighbours, from a I I' persuasion that all had equal pretenfione, and wouM I t ' ie stand an equal ehance. Happily this is not the | 1101 cafe—the resplendent abilities, the faithful ferviees I '* " and the inflexible patriotism of the Vice Prefidert of the United State*, the illustrious ADAMS, ' caß have long pointed' him out in the svinds of all well-1 lvln J informed men, as the successor of Washington.) 2ttac That Mr. Adams's election .will be difpuicd is not I ' 3e 'i c doubted—but, by whom—by those who hate his troir virtues, dread his talents, and tremble at his firm- ,e P' ; sefs. The fame confiderarions which' induce th.- enemies of our government to oppose him, fliould.l unite its friends in the strongest bonds of Union.v '^ e ' r ; " Its own welfare, and the destiny of posterity, w *g| ire involved in the use of which the. present gene j ratios shall make of its [ ivfley es. And afrer hav-| to P' ing laid so fair a foundation, Gracious Heaven for- | io,er bid, that we diotild ourselves destroy it. An im- | Ren proper choice of a Piefident at this period, might aDd ! undo all that Wa/hington has laboured to accom- j plifh—give a dangerous turn to our foreign ref lations—unhinge the machine of fiate, and perhaps A furnifh the votaries ol despotism with a frefti argu- ,he c ment in favor of their darling maxim, that mankind j Natit were ra)t made to be free. the o I house Mr. Fenno, j comir Whence this extraordinary exertibn in favour of I >nhab Mr. Jefferfon > and wky are so many handbills in P°tfc, circulation villifying Mr. Adams ? At whose qx. ' Vrhilft pence is this bufioefs conducted? and what is the 4 9°t cbjea of Mr. 'Jefferfon & his partisans ? My fuf-1 the m fpicions are awakened by the most unfair and unjust dy fuf proceedmgs of the anti-federal party ; and on en- ll| e w quiry lam informed, that a congress was held at su ch ' Mr. Jefferfoo's house last year, at which all this bu- ad n«n linefs was preconcerted, and all the lies invented. P°tic Is it not extremely curious to observe, that while { moved the honed federal lepuHicans arc continually resign j ing, from the firft offices, because ofthe infufficieDcy] for maintenance in the proviGon attached to thtfe { Extrfli offices, we find the hungry exelufive patriots ftirrin R I ail the elements to get into places, which honest " 1 and prudent men find unprofitable .' I Bay o |Piat can this mean ? Do the antifederallfls hope °f thr to effefi important changes in the fifcaldepartment cd .»' b in 1 heir favour ? or is to be obtained j habitai by the event of their appointment to offices? Sure-J wl "? re ly they have something in view to balance tfceir ac- I foTtific counts, or their industry and calumny would not be and 1 To extraordinary. ' in the ===== j think t BY THIS DAY'S MAILS. Si , BoSToN7oflob t r ,8. ' I"t* It ii said that admiral Graves arrived at Halifax I Capt ] the week before last from England, with »n addi- a barb, | lional naval fqree for that station, and several trans a pro- J ports with frefh troops for the garxifon. The news solemn j comes by the way of Shelburne. f Nu- I Oflober 19. ffia— NEWFOUNDLAND. Lewife The at|ack on the island of St. Johns, by a ing of I French fqaadron, is confirmed ; with the deftruc- Itionof the hamlets at Bull's Bay and Piacentia. A ; I vefTel from thence, arrived yesterday. in three weeks I I —by her we learn, that the fleet confided of ten I ferred fail, almost all of the line ; but not supposed to ; Last j have many troops on board—that they had not at- r with I tempted the town of St. Johns, but continued c ice of cruifiog off the coast. It was however supposed 2 Vleufe they would make the attack ; and would be refill- t Treves ed, as the island could raise nearly yoso men. A ( icigh- j dispatch had been sent to Admiral Murray, who r e and ccnild not fend any assistance. Capt. Girdler at load- j sea spoke a brig two days fail to the Eait of New- ti I loundland, and was informed by her, that a fleet it jof 10 fail of the line, and two frigates bad taken ti I Newfoundland, a 50 gtln ship and two frigates un : feri- der Ad. Wallace. The brig had difpa?ches for jl'and England. This last is the Jateft. A Marblehead have fifhing.fchooner was spoke having passengers from P ' by a Newfoundland or board. agar, Capt. Curtin from Halifax, about 15 days since, < rifon informs that admiral Murray lay there, with a 74 have aad 4 frigates—the people expected a vitt from the here- , He supposes there are about loao troops! and there. . nder I I Sf ately I CARLISLE, O&ober 19. j non, I Estraft of a letter from New-York, of the 4th I rther inft. to a gentleman of this place. j " Mr. Hamilton publicly declares, that he thinks j — I would be belt, on the score of conciliation and I j expediency, to e!e& Mr. Jefferfon President, since S ." h he is the only man in America that will secure us] 4 i j the affeAion of the Freneh republic.'* 1 (6. I £Tli£ cause mud, furcly, be a dying, IDe That it fnpported by such lying.] I emi- NEW-YORK, o(ftober 25. j — Trarjlalcd for the Minerva. I j BRUSSELS, Sept. rz. The retreat of the army of the Sambre and I g n Meufe, under gen. Jourdan, is more serious and de j ciftve, than it was at firft thought to be. The re- — publicans being eonftantly purftied and attacked by ( ' an enemy of superior force, have been compelled to I — fly in a hurry, that they were obliged to leave j ~ artillery, baggage, and in particqlar ah amaxing I I number of killed and prisoners behind them. The j I word yet remains. The different columns of ge- i neral Jourdan's army had to a£l separately in a country which is .divided into narrow passes, and I thus every one was separately worded in a dreadful I manner. In such a preiling fitualion a decided part j I was to be taken, in order to save the remains of I the army, and therefore g«n. Jourdan gave orders! Anc I to all these columns to rendezvous on the right bank los the Mein. The ftaff of said array was already Jat Frankfort on the sth inft. and also troops at or ' j about that city entirely worn down fey fatigue and I I hardships, and most part without clothes and Ihoes. | j These troojjs-arriving in great disorder it is to b< J inferred that the misfortune of the republican ar rhe \m7 be very considerable. All the baggage I and artillery of reserve is to be sent to Limburg I in-J HQ 'he Labn, whil/l the army will choose a good I Sil. vi. I Hand behind the Mein, where they will wait for the m . numeiuws reinforcements which are sent to (hem „- L C( j I from all parts. I , a In the mean time, the imperialists are filing down ,M the river with a considerable force, and if they aic So h e J not arrested in their career by unforefeen events, it j parte ;es is to be apprehended, the army of gen. Jourdan Tlt will be obliged to re-cross the Rhine. Gen. Mo-1 ?!' S, I '«» will also have to fall back to prevent his left A; il. Wing being surrounded by the imperials, and an Di N . attack m the rear. The greatest part of the troops M ot beficgirg thefortrefs «f Ehrenberitftein are ordered lis f"" 0 " 1 th "e towards the Mein and very few sent to V . replace tliefn The letters from Frankfort, Neu- m h- wied, Coblentz and Trier, mention, that an ado- Rc Id. number of wounded are daily brought to their hospitals, and that the roads are covered with y, loaded with these unfsrtunatea—we ex c. ped to lee duriilg this week strong reinforcements J*. 1 ' ,hr °ugh this city, which will come from the ,r. interior of the repubtic and resort to the army of Or, a- 8 C "- Jourdan, as also a great quantity of artillery j and ammunition. I 1-j — at 1-1 _ HAGUE, September 13. „ A petition of a great number of inhabitant!"^ the city °f Arnheim, has bsrn prefent ed to till' Pri d National Convention, bitterly complaining abotitl Davi, the oppressive charge of quartering troops in their »<><>* I houses, Sc in particular about the ordinance of the 06 . commttteeof th. country, which commaad. the' ,f inhabitants to ftlrnifh to each soldier 1 half polmd T . " P t ior' r 1 - I beer ' &c at ,he rate of 3 offic, . I whilst said articles cannot be provided for at kfs than Pri; "} 9°r 10 ,tlvre '- Th ty represent this burthen as/ warra j e , m ° rC *&8 rav ?-* tn g as the inhabitants have alrea" \ dy fuffered unceafirigly by the long continuance Ut 'ft, Wa fun , h<rr "press, that no instance of A 7 , such an impofation has been experienced dsrino the\ . adminidration of the Stadholde,, or under anjTdet . potic government-which grievance when not re. * tic ; moved will compel the petitioners to use resistance PERK J —S celfary 1 EvtmA f I "^ AI,IF ' AX > October 6. bdejtc Extrsa of a letter from Trepaffey, dated 9 th Sep. N< »'» tember, 1 jq6 lumrd " The French squadron anch o,ed the s th at the Bay of Bulls, and landed 2 ,0c0 men in the cou rse ~ ed it by fire"" ' T'" S t0!all y habitants Tl? pr , lf ° ner = principal in habitants. 1 hey intend to march to St. John's « B , £ I where there is now j mr, ■ , ■>," '' Septem fortifications manned'ShTe L a ™ S - Snd U,€ of th<; and 1 fin™ ,u ' „ ? un 2 frigates £ ht faic and 1 sloop, that are at St. John's, are ftanWd 11 in the narrows, and every body seems inclined t the wos think they will give them a warm 1, ™ " r Ttl it .a 1 the tiniverfal opinion that whether hey futceed «of A ' SyTeCT °" -L ohn ' 3 ° l n ° f > 3S thf/a tally deltroy the out harbors." " An A I uefday evening arrived here the bri ? lane theCo P Capt Pryor, from Quebec, but last from Bradorc' and V J a harbour on the Labradore shore, where captain " 1 trans- Pryor arrived on the ißth of September. Off ' ic Hews that harbor, the day he arrived there, he spoke hit majeity's (hip Pearl, with the Quebec convuy, con 1 filling' of 14 fail, homeward bound. The fame I night a heavy gale of wind came On, and the next >, by a morning the Pearl and three fail only of the con leftruc- voy were to be feeu from the (hore. On the 22d, tia. A an expref» arrived from Fortau, a settlement in the weeks Streights of Bellejfle, informing that three frigates of ten belonging to the French squadron, had made their fed to appearance off Temple Bay : that they stood in so S ot at- near at to be fired at from a small fort which was g tinued erected on shore, which induced the.m to stand off Si ipof«d again. This express also brought intelligence, that K refill- the three frigates were afterwards seen near the i» A Quebec fleet, which was at the time in the nar- ?. , who rowed parts of the Streights of Belleifle. C] ler at Twelve fail of square rigged vessels belonging ? c New. to Dartmouth, Poole, &c. were about half loaded Y 1 fleet in the adjacent hart pre, where they were exposed takes to the deftrufiive ravages of the enemy. rs un "l f°j PHOCION No. X. came too late for this day's *7 paper. from since, oazsttk of the united states marine list. a 74 r , ■; H> the PH 1 L A D E L ? HI J, October 26. roops ARRIVED, Days Ship George, Wyat, Rotterdam 5» §loop Nelly, Cottenliam, L'Anfeveau 15 4th Chanu, N. Carolina 7 links STOCKS. j^e and „ ii since I'* per Ce ° l - " " --- - - - 17/ ato 4d. Dit Throe per Cent. ----- - 10/3 L ac 8 P« Cent. 14/ Al] , S{ par Cent. - lf/4 Co] Deferred but per Cent. .... xj/- 5 w - BANK United SUtes, - . . . 4 o " „ Pennsylvania Yoi — North \merica, - » . -4Jto 4< Chi Inluraßce Cemp. North-America/ 13 1-3 j —Pennsylvania, par. Uni COURSE OF EXCHANGE. ' Ditt and On London, at 3c days, per £. 100 fterl. par. Ditt " e " —— at 60 days, par to 162 I-» 1 re- at 9© days, i6t a 162 i-j iby Amfttrdam, 60 days, per guilder, 40 A Ito ' 9°<l»ys, . 44 ' avc I . II WW«■> , i, , Ms- *8, NORTH SECOND-STREET. g c! Joh-n Green & Co. n a Havc or on low terms, for Cash or the usual Th and credit, jf' u J General dffortment of >art Ironmongery, Cutlery, Brass and Ja of panned Waresj lers And a quantity of Ground White Lead, and Spanifti and ink Brown in Oil anS Powder. A idy LiKiiwua, p c or A small invoice of Hats, of different qualities. clofn ind oa ° ber a 6" asa/ T b« Wau KolderneSse, No. 76, Cour ar- HIVH-srsEiiT, A tge Has received by the late arrivals, R t irg _ W'll Seleded A ssortment of states iod Silk Mercery, Linen Drapery, and •a Haberdalhery Goods, P enc< Which he will fell, wholesale and retail, on the very A ; I'ow eft terras ; ' Penn V '* AtnongJ} <wbicb «r< A lie S(,me elegant 4-4 and 7-8 Chintzes aid Cottons, new An ,if patterns , tion. a[) Ditto Fnrnitnre ditto gravei j o Ditto Dimitjr haadli " Tamboured, Book, and Jaconet Muslins OS ' Ditto in Cpld and SUver an Ditto Neckcloths, very fine p] ps Mantuat of the firft quality ec j Silk and Cotton Hoficry Inplus (o Umbrellas of the firft quality, assorted lrifli Linens, very fine, aad Table Linens MarfciUttS and Cotton Counterpanes O- Rose Blankets assorted—Sic. See. to Oflobtr 26. j x h This Day is Publilhed, ™ Its A SATIRICAL POEM, CALLED fnd ac he He would be a Poet, phi« of Or, "Mature -will be Nature Jill;" '7 An HEROIC POEM. J 3 To ivhub ii annexed, A 1 hfinkfgiving Epistle on Electioneer ing Success.- J » • By touchstone. '% n " t *i or ji" s \ nth " r > and Wd by Mr. Benjamin B 1 „ Ofluber 16. Wafliington Lottery.' "" m: JJt^ 4 ts^xJSr h ' "~" M - * rss Pr.Mfes in the above Lottery are eacbajiged for tickets ,5 warranted undrawn. 0 0&< >J ; «&,_ \ { To be Sold, I At No. 128, North Second-Street, and by Jt-veral oj 'T'Al '-] r A t°t h ' ca [ l " City. If, T r, i ht » raov e pains and inflamma on his ' PFRK'Tmc T um,n b9d y- as fecarcd to Dr. £HSHA , > celO, f u y P?'. cn£ ' wlth mftru.nents and directions ne- j larly Th -' s . modc of is parties f tide itomarK f"? p3 "" ,n thc heid ' t«th, br ca! L ert "° , om ach, back, rheumatisms, reccnt gouts, &c, & e ftheme • t° d,nK lhC f " ty us thU I"'*" « i'-t pre- Priety, : June 1, • ~ ) law ——."— No- 15^. Pc ■ D il lr '' a °J P"">fyfaania, to <w : t. /» pi it remembered, that 011 the twenty-fourth dav of f\ ■ Of P thc UnitS Willia: ' nd ' P '" Jcnce in « abo ' 1 the words following, tu Wlt . ' dS P ro P"«or, in tion, an «Hi the Art of the Congress of the s COaform . it >' t0 h "^ "An A & for . stat «. intituled tion of t the Copies of T"'" 5 b> ' iecurin S the orch and n* un iftnr. ~f f. 'i r. and Books to the authors trees, i mentioned.- " s'aMUe! CALDWELL,'CItrk " i Diftria Pen«%lvania. j u | y t £ . Off TXT A]NTS a situation as 3T.3RK,m a mercanule house L)ltC his i ' n t ' lH c «y, a young mail who can be well rcco.-n ---f, con rae nded :he is well acquainted with book-keeping, and ' r vvrites a good hand. Enquire of the editor of the Ga . lame zette of tlie United States. e next O&ober 13. «d t e con- LANDING, "igatfs Out cf different vejfels from Englanu, anil for fait e their h fubjeribers on reafonab/e tcrmty lin so Snperfiae and common cloths, and caffimers I Ribb«d and (Iriped do. do. "* ' j W3 ff B ' an '" :t5 ' nettled preen and silk rugs. no ott Superfine blue, Claret, and cemmon coatings, , that Kerseys Bear-ikins, plains and Halfthicks, f the Swahfltins, Serges and Flannels, f e nar. Brit " h lilgrain Carpeting, Hats assorted ;n cafcs of 12 d 07,. each. Chocolate chintaes, printed Csrllicoea and Hanikerchici*. Igmg Scarlet Cardinals, and Scarlet Snail, s«ded Yarn, W'orftcd, and 'Cotton hosiery, posed Thickfetts, Velvets, Corduroys, &c. &c. Buffand drab Genoa Cords of a superior quality. *> 6d. Bd. iod 1 id. 20d. nails, and frying pans, An affortinent of Ironmongerry, Cutlery and a variety day's of India cotton, and silk go u ds. Therr.as iy Jqfhua Fijher. ... . , „, , , No. 5, Dock-fitreet. Also by the Glasgow from Dublin, IST. 1-8 and 4-4 Irish Linens assorted in boxes of 30 pieces, do. Brown, Glazed Linnm. OS. 17. dtf> ■- ' says New Hat and Hcsissr Stoke, n ** Wholesale, and Retail, I 25 7 By WILLIAM M^DOUGALL, Ao, 134* Market Str&tt, door from the cornet > B f Fourth, South Side. Mens Black American and Englih Hats, of various qual ities and prices. ' • 1 4d. Ditto Dfabs and Grecn-und«r». Ladies' ditto black And a large affortinent of fancy ditto * Coloured Beavers With a great variety of el.gant and faftiiofiable - wings' &c. •" black an<J drab coloured ditto. fancy ditto All kinds of Clt, silk and cotton, cotton and thread bote Knit coloured Pantaloons " Ditto Drawers Ditto Breeches Patterns Silk Gloves Knotted, coloured ditto, cotton. 40 A xr Ua « "^° f " lendin K co «»n, sorted Colours. 4 J r he nats fimlhed in the newest fafhoß. ma —- — - eodim; 7 THIS Djr IS PUBLISHED, By Benjamin Davies, ' 68, Higb-ftreet, fuai Ihe American Repolkory of ufeful information, for 1797. [a- . , VONTAINING, A Calendar for the year A complete Regiller of the Executive, Legislative. u(h and Judicary Officers of the General Government. Ponna p^M t <t ry orc " of thc United Pofl-Office Eftabiifhmtnt times of receiving and closing the Mails »t Philadelphia. ' f The pest read, and towns, and their distance's, ~ CourtT* ° 2 the Su l jrsole ' Circuit and Diftri^ A ÜbU of Imp<>a duues, A the cultom house offiders and their lee*. Kulcs tor reducing the currencies of the frversl states into one another, and all of them into th*rao. lc ] ney of the United States. 1 - e!of "hie of pounds, Ciillinga and pence, in dollars and cents. :ry p««?fv«f,. of * eo * cersof - A gardiner's calendarfpr Pennsylvania. :w f : n W T e f, t r! ar ' Ctyof othera " icles of ufefal inferrfta- Etnbellifhed with twelve elegant vicnette- an en graved tirle-page a H d frontispiece, I ""ft a" " Ufefu1 ' " ttle Ck " co "'panion. — : 1— aawtf Plans of the city of Philadelphia diftrW of SOUTHW'ARK, Published, and fold bv benjamin davies s No. 68, High street, TnTC , . (Price one dollar.) IHlaplanis a 6 inches square, and ha-e >,»»« , graved by one of the firft artists j n the citv fm™ i*? and accurate survey. Purchasers are entitled to a pam! phlet with «aeh plan, giving « r ome account us the " lul P°P uj4tlcn > 'rade, government, &c. J " y 19 tu&ftf Sherjdan's Dictionary, THE SIXTH EDITION, . Is this Day Published, 3 , ZUti&i, 0 - - «. . rs&ggsgr-**-- October A " tt&s Mr. FRANCIS / T'AKPS Theatre) I (Sf °PP° r J unit y of returning thanks to his Icflolars and to the miblif M. c. • • 9 therto render, an. promts „f toIld , l( r, h f '* schemes on the moll liberal and ftriftefltJL,« J . priety, totally unnecessary. , terras, ot pra. , N.B. Private tuition as usual. June 3 — ■* fa » To be foJd. ■ A «on and very natural to the production of % On said plantation there is * „ Clover. with four rooms on a floor fnd a ™T^° ry b ' ickW < ; . the whole ; together with a Crt S °° d d f y " Hlr "« d^ licufe, The garden C ° rt, - Cnbs al ' d "rrmge tion of the belt kinds of Ja' e d an^Bn'"l "" CC the orchard confifls of a^U t thrl A J :ul J ated fr «'t tr et s ; tree, Any permit" be informed of the term, by applying to prem,fes ' ma y July xj ANDREW HUNTER. F
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