. lMill I DUMBER 1894.J PHILADELPHIA: FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12,1798. [VOLUME XIV. Tilt(sa?ette. | PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY EVENINO, OCTOBER li. W* COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT. men' „ Yesterday arrived at Chester, the ftiip fcreil Franklin, Eapt. Jones in 34 days from BourdeaCtx. By this arrival we have re ceived the following important letter. It Ship may be relied on as authentic, as the signa ture of Mr. Fenwick is in his own hand S writing. We expeft a regular file t)f French Fair papers by this vessel—As soon as received e F the mod interesting of their contents will t0 J be laid before our readers. . S (COPY.) foil Paris, Aug. 21 ft, t 798. J6 1 Joseph Fenwick, Esq. Bourdeaux. Dear Sir, J Thinking it as agreeable to you, ds in- w^'' tereßing tb oiir commerce, I hasten to in- °f form you 1 have received to day an official av ' copy of the arrete of the Dirt-dory, taking coni off the embargo laid on our vessels. This ttrrete is not yet piiblifhed, but I hope it * Will be soon in every port of France, knd of an^ tourfe put to execution. ' al * e Yours truly, ton : FULWAR SKIPWITH. tak. Tiue Copy, Joseph Fenwick. in^ _ Ho Chester, OHobtr 10. c £ , ARRIVED. Iheii Brig Eliza, Peterfon, from Leghorn pian 3£[C A Gentleman who camt in the Eliza, politely handed the following information. 1 « The Eliza was captured on hrr outward lher passage by a corvette of the French repwb chic lie and earned tp Ajaccia, in the island of re P' Corsica, and at the expiration of one month after her capture, was liberated. The ex- on; pences which accrued in obtaining the libe- to a ration of vessel and cargo, were very confi- j™' derable ; as it was necessary to bribis almost cvel all the public officers in the port. Captain the Dyre, late of the schooner Variety, of Dunbury, came passenger in the Eliza, his 0| vessel was condemned in Ajaccia. His pa pers weVe in the mod perfeft order; was 1 bound to Leghorn, from Duobury. His cargo, which was fifh, was aftually caught t0 , on board the schooner in which it was ex- eff< ported, accompanied with every document to prove it American property; and that 1 * * the fifh was cured in-the United States. Yet Ma the whole was condemned as English fifh, I and a» being English property, upon the most frivolous and inconfiftant pleas. the The Eliza left Leghorn the 1 ath August, q U •when it was currently reported that a most I ty •desperate engagement had taken place be- n u tween the French fleet in *hich Buonaparte bei had embarked, and the British fleet com- da manded by admiral Nelson, near the island C al of Candia. The result was (as was gene- Ei rally believed) that Bttonaparte was a pn- th foner on board the Culloden, commodore t h Trowbridge, and that Nelson was dead. 0 f One report was, that he was killed in the f e ] action ; another, that his {hip, a 74, had de . grapled the L'Orient, the French admiral s l e | ftip of 120 guns, that After a most trertend- th «us conflift, the L'Orient funk, and before hs Nelson could clear his grappling irons, he la, was carried down with her, and all on board la, perished; that the command had devolved ar £n Trowbridge; and that he captured Bu- ,h onaparte endeavouring to escape in a small veflel, which he had ready for that purpefe. hi From the foregoing, and the accounts C i which were prevalent in Leghorn, it was e < generally believed that Buonaparte was a t i prisoner. The accounts upon this mterek- 01 iticr fobied were very contradidoiy and not « ■authentic ; but I took every P«ob-|f c tain as accurate information as possible and b it is my that Nelson is dead, and a, that Buonaparte is a pr.foner to 1 row bridge. A vessel arrived at Leghorn from si Alexandria in 30 or 35 day. passage, the h captain of which reported that the French p fleet had not arrived it Alexandria, and that he saw nothing of the fleet., nor heard of anv engagement: As she Was confign-1 3to a house in the French interests no doubt, they would inftrua him to fay To. On the xi July, off Carthagena, the Li- captain Dixon, a British f.xty-four gun p ftip, fell in with four large Spantfh frigate, Dixon to «nk= ki< " he would THINK OF IT, and immediately ( gave O'Neal a broad fide, aB * a '°" T"'' I me need which lasted two bour \f O'Neal made fail for Carthagena. with three frigates, leaving nnder the care oftheLion the Dorathea of 44 guns and 136 men, by whom she was condufted to Naples, wher } /he arrived about the 4th of August. L The Dorothea bad 30 men killed, an I ac wounded, who were lent to an hofpita at Naples. The Lion had one man wound «l, f».ce dead. The Lion during the en- ; -ragerrent, was so much encumbered with her cargo, that she could not fire all he I lower click, guus. 0- Remote Subscribers for this Ga- . Wt« are requested to forward pr. post, , ' the arrearages due from them refpeftiye- Postmasters who | «d fubferiptions are earnestly defiied to f remit the fame. At this interesting and ! diflreffing orifls, attention to this notice will peculiarly oblige the Eaitor. J "I BY THIS DAY'S MAIL. Tl . L'Ot NEW-YORK, Oftober iri. ritius FAST DAY. brig, Thursday the 18th instant, is appointed la Se by the reverend Classes of N. Brunfwiek, may a day of falling and prayer, and is recom- prize mended to be observed as such by the dif- bring p fereiit congregations they represent. lican n Marin; Rtgtjlcr. Frani , Arrived. days sent 1 t Ship Independence, Taber, London 53 arms, 1. Felt. St. Peterfburgh 100 by tl d Ship Joseph, Felt, July 30, lat. 57, 40, rema h Fair Island, N.W. Bor 9 leagues, spoke the ther, d Neptune, well from St. Peterfburgh, bound prop 11 to R. Island, out 25 days. P eo P Sept. 23, lat. 13. 16, spoke brig Hall, duty from Gott.'nburgb, bound to Boston, out 56 days. lernb Plymouth, (Eng.) August {. repu' The Iris and Saratoga, American ships, to^h i. which failed yesterday with the Agincourt, l»w !. of 64 guns, are put back, in consequence of confl a l having ran foul of each other, and received mit (t considerable damage. Thii is August 11. feffic it Arrived the American ship Alliance, »f td c jf and from New-York< Capt. David Jervett, whii laden with tobacco, pot and pearl ashes, cot- dom ton, mahogany, &c. bouud to London, jflan taken on the 22d ult. by L'Heureux Frtrtch privateer, and re-taken on the 2d / inft. by the Cambrian frigate, of 44 guns, neti Hon. Capt. A. K. Legge. esc* Passengers in the Independence, from London, an d Capiaint Roathand Delhon, of New London —both iheii vetTcls were condemned in France. Mr. Nor m fnand, and Matter R. Ktyfc,of London—and 4 (tcer- "lie . age paffengeri. id 1 ers. The Emperor has proposed to His Majesty the r . , King cf prutTia, to lorm with him and oilier nor ro thern powejs, a coalation, tending to protest Monar- was b chical governments against the attack of Democratic fary 0 f republics. The kiug returned an anl'wer, that the 1 proposal was of a nature so eiuremely delicate and important,as to demand the most matuie confideraii- t ur< X- on; and he requested his Imperial Majesty, in his turn, ie- to acquaint him with the tenor of the tecret articles of r. the treaty of Campo Formio. But this request has for H » the present been declined by the Emperor, who how- Jlt ever, assured His Majesty that thtfc articles did not in . ' lin the lead Concern him, and that if he would obtain ,att 0 f from the French government leave for their being of I communicated to him, his Imperial Majesty wouli am( 11S most readily comply with his request. >a- *as Blanchard is at Rouen, preparing fix balloons for W 1 lj. an serial expedition. fpei , Aclaflicallady in London wrote some time ago to a political friend at Chelmford, to the following •X- effeft;—" My dear, I have just time to inform vou, •nt that nnfe is just arrived that Bonnyparty has taken Mawl. tit and all its Nights "—To which the other replied— j '* lam not all lorry for it, my friend, as I knew the et Maltese are particularly f'-nd of long day 1." fh, RICHMOISD, Oftober 2. * -= ht What must add to the affliftion which all those are now groaning under, in confe ift. quence of th« late dreadful mort-lity at Ci oft ty Point, where one sixth part of the usual be- number of inhabitants residing there, have rte been swept off i» the course of twenty odd im ' j days; is a well founded belief, that all this , md calamity might have beeo prevented, if tne tie- Excutive of the flats, had due attention to >ri- the notice which the quarantine officer of ore that port gave about the middle of August, ad. of the danger to be apprehended from vef- the fels arriving under short passages from Phila- lad delphia. For there remains not the fmal- al's left doubt (if any regard is to be paid to nd- the opinion of, the several Physicians who ore have attended there) but that the fatal ma- he lady was spread by the ship Nestor of Port- 1 ard lafld, Charles Wait, matter ; which wffel ived arrived a' City Point fiom Philadel, hia on Bu- the 24th of Augnft, have thrown four dead nail overboard on her passage. Being without cfe. I hands to load with tobacco, Negroes weie ints ca lled upon, and out of eleVen thus employ- was I e d, ten have died : and almost every unfor- is a I tunafe cafe, can be traced to having been reft- 011 beard this unfortunate vessel, or to a * not communication with the fiek therefrom; ob- for those of the inhabitants who have not and been thus exposed are yet unusually healthy; and and thank Heaven, there appears to be some ■ow- hope that the king of terrors is at length g rom fatisfied with the dreadful carnage which he f( _ the hath made at that devoted and unfortunate nch J place. t) I , 1. vi Latest European Intelligence. LONDON, July 27. tl '"° According to the loteft advices from p ,- r ; Mount Caucasus, peace has been ronclud- h ed and signed at Tiflis between Russia and fc gU " Perfta. The treaty ii tolerably advantage- f, ;atC ] ousto the PeHian monarch, the court of b ,a j Russia having given up the conquests which r , T-j its troops made on that fide, except fomc h I 3! Lillaees and portions of territory on the w 7 Caspian sea, and particularly Derbent and f, °1 Baccow, which have been already ceded by K heft former treaties. Notw thftand.ng this peace v • a body of twenty thousand men remains poll- e 't ed along the river Cyrus. It appears ihat t LL this little army has given umbrage to the n Porte, since orders have been given by the g d latter, to assemble an army of observation in i Legi.l. r of .k' Und ' Batavian republic of the of J" l * on C she application of the Provifio.al D.reaoty WUh 111 the members of the second National As- f ' fembly arretted lift January (the Batavian 18th Fruftidor) have been set at l ! bcrt T* 1 „ The merchants of Amsterdam have t Ga " nublic notice of their havu»g received intel- t port, ligtnee from Cologne, that with rtfpeft to , Eve- the French tolls on the Rhine, rte merchan ceiv- diae (hall be expedited «n the mann" as formerly until further orders. Engh h d tC goods, or commodities conGdered as such, , ; and f 0 w hich also belong all rtfined Dutch fu- Otice lars are alone prohibited, and ordered to J nrmaitras ,rom lhe ftonUiTS - , The following extraft of a letter from effort L'Orient, refprding the state of the Man- fence ritius, is not uniaterefling "An English quate brig called the Lucy, taken by the frigate merci la Seine, has just entered this jjort. If marit may credit the crew put on board of this prize, it would seem that the frigate was ■ bringing back to Europe all the Rcpub- Rece lican troops which remained in the Isle de I - ranee. The flower of these troops was s sent to Batavia, to join their brethren in A c: ; arms, whose ranks have been much thinned w; >by the intemperature of the climate. The C; , remaining troops having declined to go till- Two : ther, the Colnnial Assembly has thought f°' 1 proper to fend them to Europe, and the of peop'e of colour are ordered to do garrison Fort , duty. of t j§<' Private advices add, that the colonial at- nai ftmbly, after having thus got rid of all the Thir republican troops, has applied for succours It , to v the G«vernor of the Cape of Good IJope. ap , I»will be recollefted, that this assembly sri f conflantly refufed, two years since, to ad- ct d mit the commissaries feat by the Dire&ary. W This is the only one as all the ancient pof. | Eigl feffioas of France, which has hitherto fleer- 'c >f ed clear of the horrors of the revolution, S f, which may be greatly attributed to the wif- C t- dom of count Macartie, Governor of the T w< i, island. x August 3.. 125 d Anartift has lately discovered that mag s, netic attraftion has a very powerfnl influ p e»ce on the due performance of watches, <• n > and that the balance wheel has, in many in- 1 r _ ffances a great degree of polarity. This a j. difco,very may be of considerable advantage is improving the corredlnefs of time-keep- J he ers- " '' it _ The burden of the French hvmn which a ir- was funk on the 27th of July, the anniver- t tic fary of the fall of Robespierre, and on the Oni irtroduftion of the Roman statues and pic- i ii. tures was— n, ROME is not now at ROME, t of ROME is now at PARIS. f or The exaftions and oppressions exercised f" by the French in RonTr, where they have ,i n latterly been compelled by the sheer poverty ng of the people to remit contributions to the ] " amount of two millions and a half, have no doubt, compelled maiiy a Roman to exclaim 1 or in .language similar to that of our Shake- p re fpeare, in bis Titus Andronicus. his 8° " Dost thou not perceive j n s « That Rome is but a wilderness of Tygers." p £ at'. 'I ii" je <isa?ette. t all PHILADELPHIA, be re- ===== 00 FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER l». 'Jj fo ■ October, it, 1798. THE Board of of the Ma to rine and City Hospitals, felicitate their fel f low citizens on the rapid decline of the pre- f e , vailing fever since the Ift in ft. the profpe- ne r ' e f' rous state of the City Hospital, and enli- j e U a " veiling profpeft of a speedy termination of Q f a j the calamity, which has overwhelmed our v j 'to None can mure afflduo.'.fly desire the m return of their fellow citizens in fafery, to j the comforts of their own si e-fide ; but they deprecate the cOnsequenceS of precipi- D<l (j-J tation, whrfre so much caution and prudence ] 4I on is required. Hj The apprehenfionof the Board has been UI ut awakened by the too hasty return of many j,; individuals who have inconsiderably hazard- w LU ' ed their own h-alth and the public welfare ; U] r° y " several of whom, 'the Board are sorry to t y, ° r " add, have been seized with the fever short- m ' ly after their return. a The weather since the 6th inft. has bean m extremely unfavourable, anft the number of l*. thfc sick have considerably encreafed ; which y ' would evidently be augmented by the accu mulation of pcrfons, particular!) those from 1 a pure atmosphere. The Board earnestly tv '| e solicit public atteption ti> coufiderations so ™ a C important ; and entreat the forbearance of their fellow, until returning health shall in- b< vite them home. _ ra Theßo rd cannot too strongly impress a i the propriety and necessity of cltanfing and di rom purifying (previous to the return of the in- 0 I lud- habitant ) the bedding, cloathing, and rc and fioufes, in which the difcafe has existed ; hi age- for which purpose they recommend th« li tof beral use of lime. They also mpeat their tl hich recommendation to the commiflioners, to p1 ome have t""€ pumps frequently and copiotifly j, ; the worked, as the water is now extremely of- bi and fenfive and unWholefome. _ ai Iby The board afluretheir fe bw-citizens that h; eace whenever the health of the City and Lib- w post- erties shall be so restored as to admit the re that turn of the inhabitants with fafety, not a the moment (hall be delayed in annoOnciug the the glad .idings. >n in Bv order of the boaH of Managers, f, Wm. JONES, President. the Attest, Timothy ci lory We are happy in copying the following As- from a late London pnper— ivian Our readers, will fee from the paper o v inftruftions sent to the American m.n.tters Jven 0. the disclosure of the money nn.g«e, I ntel-' that the g«vernment purfae with firmoefs ato the ample and hon e st lme of condnft y :han- originally adopted, and declare ln ner will not buy a peace, even from '"dividuah iglifh or the state. We hope this plain andfteady such, deportment will secure to them that blcffing. h fit The navv of America, though not in a tiers, of Great Britain, is yet refpeftafele as the 1 efforts of an infant State, struggling in de- C fence of its liberties, and is certainly ade quate to the defence of the American com merce 3gainll the crippled remains t>f the maritime force of France. ; Jane . DONATIONS, . John Received at the Encampment at Matter's Wm, place, for the use o't tKe poor. Patic , Oftober 11. Man 1 A cart load of potatoes and apples, and a Racl I waggon load of straw from Mr. George : Calter. Jul" . Two sheep, a quantity of potatoes, and Geo, t some apples fijpm Mr.Leonard Shallcrofs, Ifabi of Oxford township. John 1 Forty yards linfey aud flannel, and 24 pair litre of hose, from Mr. Samuel Read, of Ger mantown. 5 Thirty bushels sweet potatoes, 212 do. s Irish potatoes, I bushel peas, 12 1-2 bush. apples, 9 pair fowls, and 2libs, cheese. jr from fund 1 y inhabitants or. Rancocas creek, Builington county, colle£led by Mr. Wm. RufH. ' B Eighty-nine pieces of newly made cloathing for women and children, from Mrs. Julia Att Scott, Mrs. Sitgreaves, and Miss Sophia f- C. Kemper, of Eafton Peni.fylvania. 1 e .Twenty fat sheep from McfTrs. F- Dufar & , vaili Robert Heyfliam. j f° r 125 pounds fait meat, 10 pair of fhaes, r- leventeen fat sheep, fifteen bushels sweet List 1 potatoes, 17 1-2 do. Irish potatoes, 10 3 cheeses, 6olbs. rye flour, 1 bushel beats, a 1. 1 bundle cloaths, 2 bundles bitter herbs, ( i s and 62 dollars and 84 cents cash, from ■ e MessrS. John Cox, Charles French, and p. James Burr, colledled by them from the inhabitants of Moorflown and its vicinity, t ; h and from citizens of Philadelphia residing S r . there. j ie One bundle containing 32 pieces of cloath- ( c . ing, and one bundle containing 1 dozen \ sets of infants new made cloathing, from < the young ladies of Mrs. Robert Smith's t family, Frankford. ! :d Johnhfietp | Com , ; ve x Jona. Robefou, V ty / Isaac IV. Morris.} he Masters* Place, o<ft. 12. no „ On Friday the sth instant died of the ; e- prevailing fevsr, in the nineteenth year of his age, Mr. John Nichols, Son of William „ Nichols Esq. Marshall of the Dillridl of Pennsylvania. By those who knew this young and ami able vi&im of Pestilence, his virtues will be long remembered, his lofa be long deplored. :z_ It has happened to few, however, who have been fhatched away so early, to leave, in one single trait of charafter, something speaking, even to the heart of aflranger, be yond volumes of panegyric. The Hiffory 'of the few last days of bi3 life, therefore d«- serves to bd recorded, as affording an in- f, : ft&nce of friendfhip, gratitude, and intrepi- C a " dity. fcarcaly equalled. f e '" Mr. Nichols had been seized with the ? re " fever a few weeks ago, and duri.ig his sick- a j P®' ness was conflantly and affedlionately atten n ''" Jed'by Henry Hillega?, efqr. The strength n of of his constitution had got the better of the our virulence of the difcafe, and he t-ad just re- moved to the country, in a state of conva co 1 fence, when Mr. Hillegas was seized with rr but jjj e diforcler. His heart told him he 'P'" owed a debt, and, in his weak fituatibn, he nce koew he coul'l scarcely pay it with lejs than life. The wKifpers «f felf preservation we e een unheard; "thrinrreatres of those who loved fl any him, were too feeble to resist the calls of ti ""d* what he thought a sacred duty. He re- q re » turned to the centre of contagion, attended ° to the sick bed, matched the expiring mo- '' ort * ments, closed the eyes of, his fiiend,- and iu a 'few days followed him to- that place, t where thrvfhall fart no mor s. s r of (- lich •« Weep not difcor.folatc friends, he is gone to -cu- happier climes-"' rorr Died, on Tuesday the 9th inft. in the "j ft'y twenty-fourth year of his age, William j sfo Morris, Esquire. a eof The death of this young gentleman may t I in- be deemed a public loss To a natvr- n ral understanding, and a difthiguifhing uu'nd, C reft aided by an excellent educirticnr, his liad ad : * and ded great acquirements of kf.onledge, b th : in- of men and things. I He possessed a gene- j and r ous and benevolent heart, influenced by, th# a ed ; highest ferife of-honotir and integrity. a He was about to enter npbn the great 1 heir theatre of the world, by engaging in the ' » to pva&ice of the law. Those who knew him c "ufTy h:id fartguine expedlations that he would t of- become eminent at the bar, .ufeful to society, <i and serviceable to his country ; to which he . that had that natural and strong attachment Lib- which would- have led him forth, whenever j - rc " he coald have been ufcfvl. 1 ot a A premature death has blasted these ! the hopes, a"hd left a disconsolate family to be c moan a lofi of which they are but too fen. s i fible. lent. This feeble tribute to his mrmory, pro ceeds from the pen of one who knew and appreciated his worth. „ v!a S ■ - - r r of Guardians of the Poor. ft er , The adjourned meeting of the General eue> Board to Thursday next the nth instant, i - further poflponed in consequence ofthe con thtv tinnance of the prevailing fever. Zl PETER MIERCKEN, PrfiJent. , duals Alms Jloule, Oft ber 8. » eady \ T ;^ g a Wanted— A Boy to attend an ! fleets office, si uwd in n healthy part of the city. ■ hnquirc at No. »r, NortK Seventh ftrect. CITY HOSPITAL REPORT; Por 12th October. _ ADMITTED. Ann Riggini John Hgnry Jane Howard John Dumont John Hevely Wm. Money Wm. Smith Elizabeth Hall Patience Daily , Lawrence Brown Martin Everhart Thomas Richards^ Rachel Kirk. EiIED. Juliana Kifcrin John James [ Geo. H. Zimmerman John Henry , Isabella Carbray Wm. GoldsmitH John George A. Ronaldfon • Remaining io the Hospital 87, of whotii 41 are on the recovery. Interred from ciiy and suburbs 13 City Hospital 8 Total 21 s s PHILIP S. PHYSICK. f Chrhstopher Darrah, Steward. ' By order of the B;>ai>l of Managers. I WILLIAM JONES, Pre/,dent. a Attest, j Timothy Paxson, Clerk. a THIRTY-SIX rcw cases of the pre k vailing fever, reported by 15 Pliylicians, j for the last 24 houj-8. :t List of all the Burials in the' feverel Grave 0 Tards of the City and Liberties of Ph'tla• s, delphia, as taken fro>n the books kept by j, Clergymen, S xtons . &c. m 4 C ,d Names of the Burial Grounds. le 3 y> Chrilt Cliureh *- - •- 00 ig St. Peter's .... 00 St. Pauls 00 [j. First Pvefbvterian - • 1 1 0 Second Prt(byterian - - - a i x " " n Third Presbyterian ... o; t m Scots Prcfbyterun - - - r l ' s Aflociate Church - 0 ® St. Mary's Church - - - 01 Trinity Church ... la Friends' ..... <? o t. Free Quakers' ... 1 o S weeds* , 0.0 German Lutheran - - • - 211 German Reformed Presbyterian * 0 he Moravians' - - - 0 9 of Baptists' ... . o a am Methodists' .... ' s D r Univerfalifts' .... 0 o Jews' ° o City Hospital - • - . " 9 Kensington .... » t be Coates's ..... 1 o ed. T ave Tutal for the last 14 hours 34' 7 , in 'wn-a ; ng TEN DOLLARS REWARD. lj e . T"VKSERTED from the Marin; Camp, a Marine, \J by name Da-jiiLufir, though fuppofidto be , fi&itiov.s, he cnliied as a Fifer, and received a, Bounty of TEN DOLLARS, given him out of a in- frn 1, fulifcribed by the Officers of the Marine :pi- Corps fcr the purpose of obtaining good mufick ; He took withhini a Watch belonging :o th« Drum .l mer. He is abt> t 5 sett nine or ten inches high , and welf aged 3Q years or there ck" about, fallow complexion, long sandy hair, grey :en eyes, large lip*, his under lip having a remarkable gth nitch in the middle, a Carpenter by tiade, born t Jj e in l hi!a!elphia—had on when he went away the Music Uniform of the Navy—Viz. red with blue, belt edged with yclUw. lva- Whoever secures fajd fellow and dolivers him at vith my Cau'.p, ftiall receive the above reward. |ba TEN DOLLARS REWARD. •hnii "TVKSSRTED from my Detachment at Borden. ;e , e U town this day, a Marine, by name George . Rodvan,*. Native of Ireland about 25 years of age ived f, VJ f L . et c ight or nine inches high, d.irk coroplec ,S of tion, black hair tkd; bjick eyes well madu and re- quarrelsome.when in liquor isfocd of singing—had, ided °9 a blue Teaman's jickett light pantaloons, cot ton Stocking', round Hat, and had 1 nder his Pa n. taloona a pair of Na::keen Breeches, d IU Whoever apprehends and fends the said Defer* SCC» tcr to the Camp, Hull receive the above Reward. OEtober .798 2 HE * RY W[LLIAM3 ' to 5 Lt. Marines PROCLAMATION. the virtue of a precept irom JoaN D. Coir, IAM -U Efqaire,' president of the court of Oyer and terminer and general goal delivery for the trial of all capital and other offences in the county of ma s Bucks; :ni HIN*V Wynkooi- and Francis Utir- Murr.w, judges qft the fjme court —A court of liud, Oyer and Teriniuer, and gtneral goal delivery, 1 ad- will be held at Newtowo, in the said county of 3 , Bucks, 011 Monday the .Jth <'ay of November next. A" those who will prosecute against the prifonerc cr in the goat of said coupty, are required to be then tfrd and there to profecut;e them as (hall be juft— and all the jn dices of the pe2c, coroners and con rreat withiji the said eounty, ire required to ba 1 t j ie then and there, m their proper pcrfons, with their , . rolls, records, inquiDtions and examinations and im other their remembrances, to do those ■ hings which ould to their offices , kelon£» in that behalf to be iety, done, &c. DANIEL THOMAS., (heriff. h he oa. 4,1798. jtaw nent 7*o be Sold, ever An elegant and convenient House, In C/j fnut Jlitet, ntxt Jtour totbe Bank of North Ameirtca« hefe THE L'«t is thirty by one husored and fevpntf 1 eight. The House has been thoroughly repaired fen w ithiii a lew montiis.—Apply to the Printer. august 8 $ p ro . 1 he Office of the Committee, and Appointed to fuperinter.d thu building of the to be loaned to the United States, is renao v-:d to No. 111 Spruce street—os which those gen -r— tlcmen who have not already ceme forward with their fubferiptions will please to take notice. , ROBERT RITCHIE, Sec'ry. er ■ august r $ con- Should a gentleman, a na-» •live of Tener.ffe, who haj Been known in America by the name ot Lewis Martin Cevel at one t'me, and at it. another by thatof Lewis Cevel Pillifer, be alive, and will apply to Barry, of Baltimore,, be will ~ htar of something highly to nit intcreli. Or should te be deceased, any person who will addref< 1 certi" ficate of hi« drat', properly afiihenticated, will be re an wardfd with tuifrrty dollars, by applying as above. Mr Pellifer is iuppo(ed to ba tome where id the fiatc , cet of MafTacljnfetti. AUjufl i, i
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