Removal. THE office «f the wcretary »f the Conomiflion ers !or carrying into cffeS the twenty-firll article of the treaty ef 1 ricndfbip, limits and navi gat ion. between Hit Catholic Majesty and t'le U nited States of America, i«,for the present, ramav *d from No 54, Couth Second ilreet, to a large tWo (lory brick house on the right hand, gaint «r» t l Oermantown road, L-fu4Uy called Matters' WMb. . J hole concerned arc informed that, notwith Guiding the prevalence of the fever in Philadelphia, daily attendarce ha 9 b«en, and will contidue to be given at the faii office, tintil the fetu{ii of the citi zens ; -V tliat on ;ha seventeenth day of November new, the'tenia of eightoen/months will expire since the day on which the comm iffloncrs aflemHUd after wiiicli jtcriod no complaints'of-applications can poWjly be received by them Letttts andinclofures poft-pa(d trifl bedaly at ■l tended /• tj. PETER LOHR \, Secretary. Oaoher rg, f 98. § lot i 1 A French Classical £sf Mathematical SCHOOL. WILL be openrd 011 Monday the nd. Infla»t at that large commodious room formerfy Occupied by Vis. Leo 111 NorrisN Alley, No. 15, ne ai 'y oppolite the City Tavern; under the direc tion of VT'ffrs S i ith and Chancer both of libe ral edwcdtinn, and long experienced in their re. fpeSive piofelDons—they intend under, the patronage of a discerning public, permanently to e/tatu (h themselves in thi» uai'ertakiug their who'? (hif'y .ml a'terrtion will<>e Unvoted to the iniprovenicnt ot their pupihi.—Thefe willbetun duoied the !.ttell nd nioft approved plan>, through cui>lp!ete course A acaJt-nx'cal ftu'ies, or th fe [ arts ou iy that may be pointed out, is mors imnivriiit.eiji >dspted to their particular views in life —Certain portions or their 'ime will lie affighedfqr geographj ,hiltt compcfition, and de elamitions in Trench aud Englirti, i» order to form early habits of writing aud fptakin j with propri ►y—Vifits from pan nts an 1 liter :rv charaiters, tending to excite a spirit of euiulatioa, will be gratefaily received. The hours of ilndy are from J to it A. M. and from Iso 5 P. M They offer to tranflatethc Englifli,French,Spanifh I ' *nJ PortugueCe language*; and to draw in th.-lf j proper modes and ftilr, *ll I-m t !s of w.iting, whe- ' ther legal, commercial, or epistolary. ° ' ihe fiift Monday id aifo pro tofe to open an evening school for hook- 1 eeping.furveying and navigation, of which they ■* have a pradUcal as well as theor«ucal | As a number of l'rcnchgentlemen will attend, The 1 K uflcnt - of their lang»ige, by continually converf in» with them, as v.-tU as their teachers, will at- r quire, alor.g with the principles, a facility of ex- - pre (Son. AVIS aux FRANCOIS : Meff'rs Chandler et Smith ont (, , Thsnncir d-- prvwmt M.M les Francois, qtms le propof tit d'eraW-.r une en Norri« ;v?ley, T" No. 15 • prefqu; vi<-a-vis a Brurfe ; dans la- ' d juclU oaeiif-giera la lan 3 ue Latine, Angloife et [ ' Franc life : l'Arithnirtiijue, !a tenue des livret, la ! Geographic et les Mathemidiques. On 'ait aufii -outes for:es de trarfufliftni dans les d'.tes langu -s: et d#-nne lecons chez les particulars. Qu'on f'adJrcffe a l'hotc) de Mr. Vallctte au ' , cqin "1c 4 'nii* rue et Chetry alley. Oaoler tj. _ eod tf • GEORGE DAVIS, ' I A KES this opportunity of informing ■P c his fnenrls generally, that so soon as the pre- i sent fictnetiwill aJmir it, he proposes to offer for j H . 'all?, the ir.olt extrnfive collet ion <>f p ( l LAW BOOKS, tiz he ever imported, or that was ever imported into i foi the Utiited States.— Hie lase arrivals have brought % „ hini n uiunber of extremely valur.b.'e and fiarce p BOOKS and thuife cxpcifled, will greatly add to f, . the quantity. ■«/ Qiftciber it. f"o J 2w T) Batsk of Pet/n/ylvawa, Septcmiier ;d, 1798. > r WHEKEAS the Hour at present occupied by the Bank of IVnnfylvania was enter eel on tte night of the fii ft inllant, by some riT lams, who robbed the mftitution of sundry Eat;k Notes, aniongf) whkh were the follow ing port. notes of the Bank of N«w-York, viz. No JOO2, dated 13d r f August, 1798, Dolls < ilTued in favor of Seabring Sc Van Wyck, for 39 » No lc*3, dated nth of Auffift, 1798, iflued in saver of Montgom ery and Newbold for. tzjo No iec6, 17th do. do. do. 1000 "] loo;, , do. do. do. do. zooo (. e f o 1008, do. do. doi do. 2000 l JOO9, do. do. do. do. 2003 1010, 28th do. do. do. 2coo rem ' 1011, do. do. do. 2000 dy I icu, 30th do. do. do. 1500 thei ">!.?> do. do. do 00. 1000 thej Also fur.drv post notes of the Bank of Penn- 0 f e! rylvania, dated 23d July 1797, iflued in favor § e[) . of George Hughes, for one thoul'and dollars , ' each, and sundry post notes of said Bank, da- .. 1 ted 15th of July, 1797, iflued in favor of Geo. ' ieve Huphcs, for five hundred dpllacs each and in °f & doi-fcii by him. The public are hereby Camion- nuc e<l atjjinl receiving the said notes, and a re- their ward of TIVO THOUSAND DOLLARS is ret ,d, cfTcred for th- difiovery and ronvidlion tents of the vill.iins who perpetrated or are concern ed in the said robbery, in addition to the reward offered by the Governor of the Commonwealth ceavi in his Proclamation of this day. who Bv order of the Board, the t * JONATHAN SMITH, caftier. 1 habit TEN DOLLARS REWAKO. j ble a; DESERTED tail night, a fecohd time, from mova tl e Marine Cahip, Dav'nt Lupfr, a fife*.— Provi He had when he went away, a plain tluejackit and TeH,ligln blue overalls, a (.ound hat, which had been P ,e * a bnou'd with yellow, and which he had ripped off pofllb rn hi-firft deftrtion, and a pair of new Bioe«. he is earnei a Carpenter by trade, has grey eyes, far.dy h:tir comir f illow complexion and a nitdi in his upper lip. 1 His back is Atll fore from a flogging h. got a few 4ayi ago. He may be discovered by hit fifeing, ""era as he pk»y» extremely widl. the pjl W. W. BURROWS Major Com. of the Marine Corps. p e i O&obtr 17. n/•» .— j, rbuai A Young Woman from England wculd wifli to **g«ge with a lady, in the-capacity •f Lady's-niaid,or i« the station oi a House-keeper, in a gcnterl family, or to a fiiglc gen'leman. A, good recommendation can fe procurrcd front fame encarr of the most families in this city. For Poild, particulars enquire at the printing »ffice of John miles W Fe'nno. s%.x\ 1. m caunti Z immcc STAMPS. for ' h Pursuant to the Ael of Congress, paf ltd on th* ninth day of July, 1798, entitled 1 VAn Acl to [>rovide. f< t the valuation of lands ■ ' cra and- dw-Hing hont" *«d the enumeration of 'hers, fttves within the United States,"- —NOTICE btcn t is hrrefcv given, that ilie firfl meeting of the kill, b Commifuoners under the said far the slate hi *iek of Pennsylvania, will be held on Mcndav, she twenty l'econd diy of Oilnfccr r.exr, at the bo rough of Reading, in the said Kate. C. READ, Cotntßiflioner fij-ft named. Camp, Rutting, Srpt. 8, 1758. Sep Canai Lottery, No. 11. ConGtlv-rab'y more than Half Drawn. £!, t)ra w ' I " week, entry Monday & Tuesday ind«TJ I " ,[CKE " For Sile ' Sevcn «cfi, at dt'.eU- 1 W 'LUAM BLACKBURN'S Lottery • ramav- 3nil 3l l "' r9 officc - No. 64 South Second-flreet, 'a larif, wiierech-sk b ",_ks jrc kept for limitation ind d, gain* r/giiteriog City of WnMngton No. 2. Matters' PawPm Lctteiies and information where. * Tk k'ts may he had in most of the Lotterie»au notwith- thorifed by law in any of tjie itates of" the sdelptl.a, Union. lue to be St*ti or thi Whiil, the citi- One prizeot 10,000 dollars 10,00 c ovember Five 4,0 c» _ 20,001 Dire since Two 2,c00 4,ot>y rcmHltd" Nine I,ooa 9,000 ilications Nineteen jc<s , 9,501 Port)«-f ur. 200 8;g 00 duly at- With a fail proportion of the one hundred and of the fifty do;:ar prizes—the price of tick retary. fta wiilfbon rife, particularly on account of the la L dollar prizes that remain in the wheel taticai unt jL tht last ,u y of drawing. £5~ Xnifr ihejiufinefs of a Broker duly at tended to in all its branches at the above office i. !nft?»t. w,V»t f No m T?,' ~ korkignYKS ic direc- V/f AY > b y virtue «f an a.S passed at November I oflibe- . IVA session 1791, hold by deed, or by will, Unit heir re. [ n 'ha' part of Mnrylaud called thediltrift of Co der, the '"jnhia; and the fame may be tranfinitted ;o, and lanently ' m h-rited by their heirs, &c. as if they were citi ig their z^ns ' / dto the Within the dlSrifk of Columbia, upon ths eaf- Ibe don- teru branch of Pntomack. oppofire k'uares No. d plan», "l4.and nji in the city Waihiiigton/are 360 a ftu >ifs, crc,i "f res rved »qoJ land Forfait. Its advanta as more numerous, pciTelTintj three or four rl-gant /sin life "eights, many fine fpr.ingh, and hi abundance of Jhcdfor er > principally whit* oaks. For a deck or ind de Jh'P yard, 110 position call boast of equal benefits, to form hajhjff two. cove«, wich narrow entrances, from propri- which at an cafy erpence, tide water might be ra-lers, and docks fsnk, large enough to re will be ce ' v e veifcl* of any die. e from | WHhiug to retain an interest in the property, I won Id prefer felling an undivided half cr three ?pani(h I eights. • GEORGE FRENCH. 1 theif j Fur terms apply to Mr. Charles Minifee,Union , whe- Urect > Philadelphia, or Mr. Robert Walrti, L'alti more - July ».K *awHv castoiToTl h they I s n *ich wanted ;. Those who hava i 11 to dispose of will find a ready sale « inverf-, I b 7 applying to any of the Apotheca- ' 'i" ae. ries. ' of ex- 1 1 Madeira Wine. t I Afewpipei.ifrcmarkablyfineMADElßA WINE' 1 ont n T lmtncdi " tcufe * »"<! at a reduced pri.e— FOl r 0111 f,,c hv J ,MtS YARD J 'iV ' ul >" 6 -: • cut/ 1 1S if' ' le health O.'lice is kept open niglu and V )ife et I dly ' ,he ?">' Hal1 ' " her,? every necessary ' es la i co " v i cr " Cncc 15 P to£ur ed for remavifig the sick w «nd burying the dead « I imlcs WILLIAM ALLEN. c; iliers. Health Office, September 29. t] it* au n its Relief of the Poor. ct THE undermentioned persons are ap- r y nin g ! P°" ntd b y concurrent refoljtions of the 3t pre- j ma ' agerß of the Marine and City r for j Hospitals and guardians of the poor for the Dr purpose of relieving such of their fellow ci- tizens whose fituatiors render it improper R m»o for them to remove to the encampments. ct , a£ Z° /J " Pe " r dto Pe ' er Afirreicn, John Hutchinfon, I 'r: Mexandcr Steel, ■ William Steven/on, «■ Tboma, Mbont, John James, u, Edward Garrows, Thomas Saveri, I 3 Stephen Maxji.-ld, Rhea Kin f , Died K li Uh '.'"d Sm '" h > Pa f ch « l HMngfworth t ra ter- Daniel Doughty, t John Teas vef vil By order if the board ~at Managers of\ w |, dry the Marine and City Htfpital. Jttejl Wm " J° NES ' PrtCdcnt> Eu !s Timothy Paxfon, Clerk. J order of the boMrd of Guardians of tattoo r. I PETER MIERCKEN, Prcfdenu i "o THE committee appointed by the above refolntiori far the relief of such persons, I shr whose fit nations render it. impiafticable to I Dre '| remove their families to the tents, being rea I |L e . dy to enter upon the important duties ofj their appointment ; inform the public that I f^ B they will meet on the 2d, 4th and 6th days I c ln " of each week, from 3to 6 o'clock, at the I "vi irs Sen ? te Chamber in the State house, whe c I i ud la- indigent sf the above class will be re- I ' 2OO ;o . I'eved, upon producing certificates from one I (jjp, n or more refpeftable inhabitants who conn Ij 1 ' n- nuc to rrfl le in the city or suburbs, that the r ] e- their families are in such a situation as to I j f '' render it improper to remove them to the | u l,j 511 tents. J *T oul rd '^ e committee being sensible that no en th favours will be lacking in the committees I u who fuper;ntend the encampmenis, to make cp j the temporary residence of the poor as in- . _ habitants who remoTtd to them a« comforta- Cn | ble as possible ; and believing that the re- aPP ? ■» moval of them from the city, pay, under j C °" ~ Providence, be the means of (tooping the W °r n pievai'.ing disorder j a re deli.ous as mitch as r ff pofnble to encourage it ; and therefore mod is earnestly rtquell their fellow citizens to re- c <r commend n.;ne to them, but such families, q' ' v who from sickness or other important con- Z" 3 ' t fidera'ions, are imptoper objeAs to receive ° r y f the publ c benevolence at the encampments. ° e Ed. GARRIGUES, Pref.4ent. Peter Barker. Secretary• . Philadelphia, 9lb ma. 98. stance ' New Encampment. °^ c r n THE Committee who sup rintend the ruutet ; encampment at Mailer's I lace near the Mill violtn, r Pond, on the Getmantowr. road, about two which > miles from the city, refpcdfnlly inform their f c | s fil country friends ttalt they ltand in need of an d n immediate supply of vegetables and ttraw, p r(# cu, for the use of those distress d citizens who experi • »re flying from the'prefent calamity. The would ( committee flatter themselves that the fame —l— s liberality will be found in tSe farmer, and o- concert r thers, to tupply this encampment, as has an attai ; bfen to that on the Commons near Schuyl- t( • kill, both having the fame landable obieft 1 Fr "" ■ in *iew. J E gyp [ . Joh, In keep ? >££ Jon. Ro ejon I Committee, "-"val f< Jjaac fV. Morris j the trie Camp, Mailer's Place, terccp-t September ic, '9B. | FROM A LAIJi ENGL I H P. 4 .. ii. y^ n " Qblcrvatioos on the fuppoied exped (ion i f ach at Buonaparte to India ;by a gentleman Lottery Vv ' >o re f'ded for many yeais in different i-ftreet, places on ttiecorift of Malatar, ai d' whd ion ind » practically acquainted with tiic d ffeitm No. ». routs over land from ijyria and Eirynt.to KwbfW. India. ' 6)t 'cT the tbe *kfti"ation of the grand armament ftom Touion be indeed I.,iiia, it is nut an easy matter to account for the voluntary Je -10,000 lay whick it has incurred by the reduction, ao,oor. or the diminution of its force by the g^rri-,] 4,03-! son left in Malt*. But, at prstsfit, takliig ] 9.00° tins deflination fur granted*, it 'has, at.firit ; ?',Boo the ch. ot a boldai.d dniugtrous hundred hlit not altogether destitute of prac of tick- licability. tof the In a late publication of m*jor Taylor, of c whe«l ' the military elbiblilhment of Bombay, who ■ . ' cdnfirms, from adtuai and 1 tcr obfei e office t ' lt re P or:s co (- Caper, while he is morev, Ast' particular aid accurate in his accounts. '»f — distances, and the average lime of perform vember j°" rßt y s aMtl v "y a g cs - From major I, lanis lay lor s pamphlet, '• Considerations on an of Co- over.laßd communication,' h Ac. (page 20,) :o, and we learn that the fmnmer feai'on, by reason re citi- of the northerly winds that then prevail 111 hs eaf- ths Mcd,tfrra "ca.i, is highly favourable to es* No! * n y Vffirc,s bouil<i to .Levant, the voyage 360 a- hcing performed from the port of Ollia at Ivanta the mouth of the Tiber, to Alexandria in nine or ten days. On this fcsle of faiiintr nc» of a . r - - , ck or a flcet flQ . m :Le P ,jrt of Toulon might nefits, reach Alexandria in the course of twen.- , fr«m ty days. ( ;ht be may, however, be permitted t? hazard s 0 re " a conjeftion, that the place of debarkation 1 rt T> l r"" ot be A exandria, tout Damietta; all three fixation more eligable than tne former, and JH. from whence the distance from Sui'z ijtiear- Umon rr by more than thirty miles. The town , w , 1 rich, and the harbour good. e — — Suppo e then Buonaparte having eluded A the vigilance of Admiral Nelson, to have h lava landed at Damietta, with an army of thirty I sale thousand men. His objeft is to convey the O 2CI" g'eateft poflible number of that body to ca- I operate with Tippoo, on the coast of Ma- f« labar, in an invasion of the province of that I ,n name, which was ceded* by the peace wf m r INE * 793* If'he IJaftTodia company by the IP' -Fc, prince of Mysore, the rightful sovereign of T ,us th .f, countries nfurped by Hyder Ally. He "f l l . rot himfclf with ui.ncctffary F. fTary Ciuns, (lores, and provisions, I r fJ fkk will be fou::d neeeffary for him In India to His troops m«ft ( walk on foot. All the camels that he can possibly procure, through 'hi the favour of the Porte, or the force of mo. ■as ney, : «'ill not be more than what will be ne- fed ceiiary for the carriage ef wacer. The loss »'' of men will, no doubt, by this route, be ve- I go »P- ly cormderable. and al ay be fairly estimated. Co _ at one third of the whole .number. ' J au< .VJ " ext P°' Ht of importance is, the 11 h " Procuration of fca conveyance to transport Uh oer p e r^niai "mg troops f ro m the b.ttrtm of dif the Red as„ p, n on Fo coafl: of Malaoar, diredly oppoiite to the the entrance of that sea, and ,njhe poircflion ofJ -nd ?T" - . ten Iv. .-V ' and no: without pro- |& ni habihty, that the French .have for tLfe 10 sixteen months paltitsetfh conflantly fendioe ff et rlh I ° Bt r° the ° f small light hg< I ,r an'por ts > and such as may,be supposed fit I this veiTels for the navigation of the Red Sea, the J which ii extremely narrow, abounding f„ I rock, and (lioals, and but little known to She • European navigators. Of these facts the «te authority now before us is full and convinc- unw of\ fhef '*' bei ' n g dispatched from Ro" J the Mauritius, at the end of May, with wa- Iter and provisions only, bound for Suck, und; j would experience a south east wind to tie thro' place of their deflation, which is a fair port 1 ofc ?/"e . would " ,! ure a speedy passage. f 'a"d -• I u* j T» s P ro^e t0 bc unfounded, we ap- ( con '] •- I prehend Buonaparte must txpeiknce the J their r*J g rea test difficulties : for then he must tru.t | °f tr it r". 'r PT^', UUS ""efource of obtainimr vef Fren . 9 I from Judda and other ports in the Red ! ian< * e . deval c I rjj a [ e t0 l^at t ' le trade rOKI Cairo t» upon J udda alone employs upwards of co Aims Engl e I rj°° tona facb « a:, d feme of 1000 tons, be- a «d ii fides rumberlefa smaller vessel .J But the i 'e«ia t,K r X a providing and cbllefting of 3 J f m L °^ aflon > wonld in all probability here. I - tat the objeft of the' expedition, as it every would enable our government in India to 3"d t lend information to our admiral in those to th, •IK OB °f "it i t0 Cquip a fufficieiit num- "nts • TvVf* to b,ock U P tbe Strai 't* of dcl ot Bab-el-rnandel, and prevent the fleet from All entering the Indian ocean ; and we fh:,u!d eragm apprehend a very few flout ships, whe nwe Fnrnc eonfider the narrowr.efs of the entrance Thi would he Efficient for that purpose a reftc 11 the months of June and Jn'y, the pas. Been* iage from Suez to the coall of Malabar, gfrfs. «ith ltrong northerly winds in the Red her bw sea, and at South well in the Indian any pe Ucran, can be performed in 17 or 18 days, done f or y a fleet in 23 or according to page feflnni 35 of Major Taylot'g coslUerationj; bTu ma V t< even allowing that no obllroaion ihould oc- Frcncl cur to this armament in the Red Sea, and v "i ! i we may allow, independentlyqf this circum- cutive itance, a considerable los« by shipwreck and vvifh a °u C r W i '- ai>d a'f" that the navigation of her nei the Ind/aii Oce-ati ftould be fi»und rainier- and cm rupted, they ftijl have to contend with the to take violence of the South weft monsoon, and of the wh'ch would be found tremenduous to vef- abov? ; J fi !| ed w.th troops badly foßtid and man- I g«fs. ' " ' more especially if they fhonld be vefTels clubs; procured in the Red Sen ; here they would | infurre, experience another certain loss. But what c would Hill be rfbnod more fatal than any and th o mcupy tne Caluci of the Uar.ian;lies in h vr, i ITT r tn^° r:t ' * lhe * Tl " d "'P g^atefl all attack. on Russia; or to go direelly to India, ap couutrv Fear, to he the only alternative to the idea of f UUtiU > a French fettlcment in the nnhealtfcy clima-• 0 f P P fc^ Egypt, and drawing to that centre the truile oi conunu 'ndu by mean* of a cart it ought to be conffder- P t,ri -'. ed, that while we are able to maintain' a superior ipri BJr , naval force ,« the /-rahi n Sea, ana Inuiau (> :nn , 4, J tne tride between Malabar and i>„e 2 W „ U |A j,.. , S> terccjjred by our flerrs If Ind.u be ao'le i ' ■ 1 | t Vid.. considerations, &c. p. 38. ;o . o '* ' God fa I Vide ccnSdcratioiis, & c . j. 33. ' " ' and ho tiling that had yet befallea than, woyldbc i .. jv.- t he difficulty y. hich- the tituifports would : I!°* 1 fir,J tfie b 'ar at Mangaloie, or of -7"" n ; larding the trcyjps at this season of the year, 'd h' °" a " y "* lh ' •C-#laW.ar|. —the \ j- fl't'fon a!! this coail is nearly an infurmount . crent able obihrle tp any communication bet ween 'g>piU> /hips and the shore, and at all ev.-nts, would ke a service of the utmolt difficulty itnd irmament dur.^tr. s. nut ail From these o'ofervations it vvould apjjear, . that an iiivmlioii of Jndia By t'be route of •cduclio",' 3uex, and ■; he Red Sea, is replete with Bum- Che berlefs difficulties and without any ex'er t, takifg tioris on our p*rt. of such 0 nature as to s, at. tii it O ,. c rf on t h e deflruaion of at least two thirds .mgtroui 0 f any hiijj.ber c>f men that micht be fckft rotprac- ed for the pnrpofe. hoivevcr inured to fa . _ and Jiardfhip?, Let the energy of ths aylor, ot Frcrich be lyhat it may, it cannot lurmount >ay, woo /he influence of ii burning fun, reverberated = '. ' om the bnfi.m of a fandr defer:, without ir is and fubjedt to the moll pelHlential ounts, of e«(ha!atiot)», to the of t. v e i\r's perform- jealousy cad fuperliition of the ! urks' m major the difference of religion, manners, and" cuf' usoq an toms; to ilormy seas, a dangerous uaviVa age 20jj tion, and all the evils to which the war.* of »yreafon nautical (kill , au (t necefTari'y e,:pofe them I revail in Lut what must be our reficdioas'thpuld the irable to French be bold enough to. hazard, and for- 1 e voyage tu.iate enough to fticceed, in Undriig [o ,ooo 1 Ollia at men on the Ihorea of Indn ? We mav then > ndna justly reprobate the wart of intelligence, 1 lading, which might have easily counteracted' their > I might tneafures, and overwhelmed Bucnaparte and r t twen- his holl m terror and dismay. But let us r cons le ourftlves in the strength, discipline si hazard and gallantry of our army in India, and con- « irkation hdently rely on their exertions to sav e us a etta ; a from the impending danger. - w ler, and 0 is near- TRENTON, (N.J.) OH. 22. ft town .'s There is bop; yet for America !" exclai.r. a e4 a patriot of the wefte'rn country, when 31 eluded Re read the firfl s pe ech of the President, re- ci ° havt ' a T t,ve 'o the conduft of France Awards the f thirty United States. What will that patriot now ot vey the . lay. when he has read the letters of Taliey- °i toes. | rand to Mr, Gerry, in which he will fi,,d us Ma- JWe ftrofigcft pofllble, ind/re& acjuiowlcrdg- an ofthaf 'Dent of the wisdom and efficacy of (he ace vt measures repeatedly recommended by the m 3 y tbc j ort « a "d finally adopted by Comrrefs. th ign of I alleyrand foiemnly declares that. 111 spite tft y He "f thejn.mical declarations of America, the Ltflary V r republic means to wait till it be ir- tiv 'ifions, forced, by aftual hostilities, to l'o b = dia to war. ' . rat II the What has induced the Great Republic ™ roMgh thus to adopt the deceitful and hypocritical f^'r a?,e "I, 1 !! 0 which they af >e ue- sea so cordially to despise ? First, the una- the le loss ""nity exprefTed by the people t* fopport pe« De ve- government Secondly, the measures ps the nat«i, Coiigrefs to strengthen the country by fleets ' a .", d a ™'«. a " d to expel alien traitors- ma' V 1 Lnn % u ia PC th " thij of modera- def sport Uqn wil bolster np their finking party i„ bot FLXK S ""\.*' d »»"«• faala < ' theh] i, CU ", n ° L l P re pared to strike ' I -Sd' fifth.'" the > have meditated ; met Jn of -nd, htth.y, an that we may,fe ?le, ter pted .0 relax in our preplf-ations fur dc- P Tt j P r "' jfo X'-t" 3 bettCr opportunity 7 thsfe j ~ wtienever ilicy (halt 3>av g ft® 1 England off their hands, and a free pas- - h g ht sage for an ,'nvadi,g fl sct an d army. Hence !tri. q the H dccc P tious language from 8 Sea, the double-ton :ued Talieyran in c | rin France with alt her heading, i, wcak , tint. nto She has spread herfelf over a furfaqe t-po to i« .the extennve. She has become, even now an 9- rinc- I unwieldly CololTus, and trembles, like the JerA rom Roman empire, when threatened by t»e ! « wa■ surrounding nations of barbarians, which in- our uez, undated Jier province , and hafleud h. rover of ot f' po of ST r PrA ' dto affembl? ' Lh " P" b,i I land Th'f' J" naVUS ° f S P a, ' n and Hoi- of A c 't I .. th ' co: querors of Italy are orn T theTn t l ° bio 4 kadet ' 1 ' a 'd harmh-ftin 11 tl ' C of : roo ;r P T tS " H f ! m P ot ent collcclion tegri. r I Fr Pn v • T COa,n(te ad of carrying ln g"< f. IIT Pn " C,pleS a " d d;r,ia£ ''"" -nto Eng g prove led and now opprefTe, her own cities, spreads the b deviation through the country, and pteys 12. i ta upon the vitals of France. The fleets of to 1- up, i-.ngland lock <*o the mouths of. her rivers '«< if" th , e .P r ' nci P al Pa« of the pefli- t :he letKial forces which lh e j s waiti„ K wi-h in. *t. of P-tteflee to disgorge from her harbours. All g«ce( ,tV apparatus is becoming elties « every day left formidable ,0 her enemies! H r° 7C ° an eshaufled treasury, -nents C rants wf Pe ° Wt, ° m " g r, ' nd5 > an{J the ty. «5- Z « p ' rp ""' ,ly "" ni "« ,bt " htJ ,ra AH these caufcs will few to unriddle th ■ which «" ,ht » f •" - d ~> ; crafc SB?, Sri™! ,bc ° f c »- ' M »i f .' dj y " P'jJi- America fes an Patl inv o- r n n ''; tC |l, tU ° C '" rly l ° br v" into m any perpetual alliances, in future We are The a, d ( mc forever wjih guarantees of French pof Adams :e feffi,n 3 ,and every kind «f con xftion, which Gen U may tend to drag us into French wars, or in g we s . French projedts. The charm, tha-k Hta- "ere al d ven !, s m ,w diff.lved ; and when the Exe "f the cutive thinks proper to trrat, lvt it be the 0l "' d w"fh and prayer of every American, that Our if new treaty may of limit.d duratioa exampl r . and cor lain no pr.nciple th ,t w,U oblige us a" I e to take a part in the difputei or the polities' Mge d°f lh < I"™ of Europe. Let ui bis" tb -> I T fr-n' 53 '' ci >< ">••■!* Con! i' X u : ' '"-y havectlt cfFt'he hopes of fadim Is j clubs; they have railed ba.re s againfl the d uifurrei£l,oiJ3 of vice and ig >oranre, the re 1 InTthe P ' UU n rS ' tfccon '« of atheifls, y and the constitutions of out-bws. Tbev „ h ve, in ft,On, prepared the way for f I 3 greatest and only pol tical blrffin- this tr couutcy flood in need of, the ex., - Her C 2 • been r een "»• _*«• 1 tins, tht rcfervnir i r 'P riß g of ail immorality, corruption »• l*' ' l ■ ednefs, and methodized duplici y ' . TJIE . ' uZ hr u • V<>pe from F «fich a (rents . ar hofc ba T''= that were rcidy t o £ 9C,lvU ' C3»h< > woyMbc their health, religion, gbver. : ».ts would and independence; and pray that the ; lo.e, or of proaching CoNgrcf, may shew wifdort and '• th e rear, firumefs ,cquol to the M. -the lfurniount- The eka.ona for membert of the State between Leg,ft.,. .r?, we arc so rry t0 f ay> have ter . rics, would minated Unfavourably to the wilh.-s of the leuity friends of government, in one or two of tic , , c " I countries; but in others again, it is lid appear, in a high degree flattering to observe, that : r°, ute of tf * event " wholly in favor of federal cha with Burn rafters; and to the westward, scarcely a any exer- Jingle person is placed upon the return, of ture as to wbofc a federalifm the fmallcft doubt can be , two thirds entertained, tbe fefcft- " __ ej to fa- NEWARK, OSober 23. : KY ' I riday kift a dinner was given by & lunnounc number of. the gentlemen of Newark, to verberated General Piockney as a tribute of approba , \v:tKom lion and refpecl— were joined on the? je'hlential occasion by ftveral geniJemen of New-York* It iirabs, at prelent reiident in the town. It being rse ! urls's, the birili day of cur illu'lrious Prcfident, , antfeuf- the morning was ufnered in by the discharge js u:ivi'g»- of cannon a-id the ringing of the bills—co e want of lours wtre difpiayed though the dsy,' from ife them J the flag-flaff, and from the houses of Mess. the G {fiord and Tuttlc. The company aflem-. and for- Wed at Uiree o'clxl:, at Mr. Gitt'o.d's, who g 'O,OOO, had prepared a very di-ner,which may then n-.t only did "lligence, ms country, a* it evinced, that it abounds ted their with rlenty, not only witti fttch tiling* as aarte and may barely fatiafy the appctife, but such as j' '. et . us ™ a y P'eafe even the m ,It delicate palate— Mclpline "xty-two in number fat clown at table, and con- where the greatett conviviality and glee save.us abounded-the extreme affability of our worthy guest, added much to the pleasure n coi.vertitio»», whilll his communications 22. lcrvedtoexoite in the brealts of all prefeat, exclaim. a Jj 'noignation oftheconuuS of France, ', when and the greatest abhorrence »f French prin lent, re- ciples. aids the 'Phe following toads were drank on the -iot now occasion, accompanied with the 1 discharge Taliey- I a piece of artillery at each touft; ill find! .1 TfuJJnited States of America free Jwledg- I an d independent. • 'of the J 2 - The President of the United State*— by the ma y his virtue and patriocifm alwayi receive •ngrefs. their best reward, the approbation and ef -11 spite I ttem of a grateful people, ica, the I _ 3* she Senate a ci Imufe of Rcprefenta.. be ir- tlVr « of the United Slates—may no mem. to go I her of either, ever debase the American cha racter by faying " aye" to a qticllion that Jpublic j ™ a y tend to the introdudtion of a foreign critical influence. isy as- I 4' The People of the United States e una- the firlt in the cause of freedom and iiide- Dpport penderice, may they be the last to furrentler res ps them. r fleets I J• The militia of the United States ors— I ma y they be always ready to support and odera- I defend the goTernment they have adopted, irty in I both as lolditr* anil citizens. i£)ion I 6. The infant navy of the United States itrike I —may its fucJcefs in protecting our com ated ; I merce fpeedify prpve to the American peo mybfe I P' e > 'hat their objections to it sprung from jr de- J prejudice and uot from truth, unity I ?■ The armiftTSf .the United Statre— fhali |- «*ay tneir cohdn£t always prove that they e pas- *** influenced by the example of tkeir illu. deuce I urioti* leader. from I. 8. George Wafhingtoh, commander ia j in chi sos our armies—may ht foog con veak. I tjnue the pride of his country and a terror : tpo I to its eiieqiiVg. an I 9* P' e Governor and Stats of New e the I Jersey. ' the J 10 May the manl; and firm conduft of :h in- I our government, and the indignant voice over I-'four countrymen,, driv? the Frene 1 Re [i the J public to a sense of justice', or may the arms Hoi- ot America teach het, that we were not ' are horn to be Haves ■fs in J tf - May plain American fairnefs and l'n- Sion 1 tegrity, aver confound and subvert the in ying of French diplomacy, and eventually ? ng . prove, eve.to Talleyraud, that honesty i» eads the 1 best policy. . 1 reys 12. Tiie spirit of .776-may it er |ncc of to trance and to the world, that America ,ers, not throw r,ff her dependence on one na elti- " Uo " to oe the dupe of knottier. im. 13- May American honeftv sever be dii- All graced by inventing excuks for French cru )ing elties ana violences. net, H Honest priuciple* and united fenti iry, .nents throughout Amerca. ty. 15. The man that is true to his trust at leel every hazard. 16. The nineteenth of Qtfaber -the day ,h, which gave birth to our illustrious Prefidint 'he —may he live to fee many reti/ros o f i- and the confidence of his fJlow-cituens in for crease with-hid years. ave , VOLUNTEERS. Jn . May Buonaparte's army find the Eo-yoti e k an path in.b the Red Sea. 0 no By Col. Hali. j rc The state of Maffac ■ufetts— the cradle of 0 f Adjms and American liberty. c h Gen. Pinckncy having r.ured, the folfow or mg were give u by the Preliiem. which :a . were also accompanied with the sitfehar— :e of the artillerv. ""cnarge r" Co ~'T'S6jli«B2B f s< m their drplomatic dileuflions. ' 5 . For Sale, or Charter, " " )e lll£ 0 -"ll;u iK ia '• L »»iiA, ~ JACOB SHOEMAKER is tr WH ,° FOR , r cargo, of about 2,000 bushels of 'J St. Martin's Salt, d - ro mx a 4th. "98 Hlof e To be fold* or Rented • "" TI!E l»lfcriber's No ?8 'w J fireet, with a C«U*l and P,' (T r k the hwf, wiiJ be :<S ° n ■ J . WCard cellar * '* Citvfecr ;.i, , "
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