' and Ital
Tby, t|)iS Dnv'S spail. si'S:
C to that j
NEW YORK, O&ober 29,
„ The following is not only intercfting to
our farmers, but to every geademan, of
science, as controverting a long eftjblillicd Cff3 of ,
uofition in the piiilofophy of animal lite- _ diterra*.
At the m-ettrg of the Holdernefs Agrt- Th „
cultural Bo' iety, holden at Hedon on Wcd- the corr
nrfu-v sennight, -he qneaion, " Whether so far p
there is any solid obj.aion against breeding to turn
from cattle, however near their confangutm- P.
Tv » was difcufTed bv a numerous Meeting
of the society, confiding of several rfredtcal A
gentlemen, and of gentlemen and grazier, of haj th|
ereat expen'e. ce in the breeding ot cattle ; dued „
w hen the unanimous opinion of the meeting e g . n
was," That there is not any fohd rcalon raised
whatever a gain ft breeding from cattle of the ; nto t ;
fame family, was treated as mere vulgar pre- , ft ; ng
iudice, proceeding, perhaps, from incestuous batch ,
intercourse, being oonfidered (and for very Versa ;
good reasons, but which do not appear to
the brute creation) highly improper amongit y
the human fcecies. It (hould seem that it Y e J
is the intered of breeders of cstth to breed drrfs>
from the best males and female they have Uighl]
o,- caii procure, however near of kin. as was , alld ; n
{he pradice ofd.at celebrated breeder, the : L
*vlr i':i tee well. ai:d as is recommended f wafi v(
bv that able writer and igric'iituraiift, M.. | )ou f e
Marshall, in his Rural Eo-jnomy of the j lr) t j,j
Midland Counties, vol. 1. p. 300. j et j f ro
The Prufiian mir.iftry .have detr.andet! a 1
categorical anfw.-r from the F cnch Minister i Mr
Sieyes to this quellion —" Does the Di- 1 dam; ,'
redory intend to take General Kofciufco, j ;nft
the Chief of the Polilh revolution, under j
their proteftion ?" , prcm
j the ft
Those who grumble at our Land Ta*, i
&c. Ihould In in their eyes abroad, and fee p
how the Republ'cans under the French f
¥ yoke are obliged to contribute to the tie- v ; c ; n
ceflities of the state. In the Roman Repub- Gem
lie, the fotiowir^is the rate at which peo- a fl-„,r
pie of property are tp pay for the eofuing
year : it w:
Those who are of a revenue of j Q e „
from thr;e to fixthoufand crowns, one third • p ro b
t)f their income. j the 1
Those havii g from fix to ten tboufand, <
two thirds. Rev
And those enjoying an income of ten g toc
thousand an upwards, the whole amount for r
the year ! 1 ton,
- Hot
A Spanish 80 gun (hip, from the Havaa- errp
na, having fourteen millions of dollars, and [|
the governor of the Havanna, who is bro- j , w j
ther to the Prince of Peace, on board, has,
it appears, eluded the vigilance of our cru- f 0
eiers, and arrived fafe at Vigo. C
Lon. Pap. j,
1
General Humbert, who commands the
French republicans landed at Killala, was,
previous t© the revolution, a ferjeant in the p r ;
Berne regiment of foot. He was there con
sidered as a very indifferent, but intrepid fel- 1
low. the
cor
Paul the firft, seems now seriously deter- po {
mined to begin the war which the Ruffian hai
Empire declared again it France so many p £ (
years ago. frit
- . ■ t!l{
Tljc King of Sardinia is now exptatirg, f ur
in a mod l.imentable manner, the weakness 0 f
and imprudence which induced him, on the 0 f
French entering Italy „to deliver up to them co:
his fortreffes, whereby they were enabled to va i
penetrate without danger, into the very £ UI
hea't of that country. If that ill fated
prince has been pofltffed of fufficient forti- he
tude to die in the breach, he would not r.ow
be reduced j ''nger out a miserable existence
pi-oftrate at t)ie feet of bis barbarous vigors. » j, a
May his fate, at lea ft, afford a ufeful lei Ton a „
to other Sovereigss, not to be deceived by
a lure of a treaty of peace with a Govern-. co
aient which is conllantly laying snares for | l;
princes and nations, to despoil them ot their
dignity, and to accomplilh their deftru&ion. w
h<
Thc-»hole ff riie once valuable property f£
of the Daily Advertiser of Hull has fceen , v
fold at G arraway's Coffee house, by public ; f e
auftion, for two hundred and ten pounds ; e f
ths Auctioneer declared, that in the year d(
1792, he fold, bv the fame mode, one twen- t j
tieth fhate of the I'ime property, for one C(
thousand and ninety two pounds. a ,
A
There are two Mrs. Sid don's—Jive Gar.
rick'« four Miss Farren's—-/even Eslwii's—
and thirteen Stotaces—ill engaging and of- Q
fering themselves at Drury Eane a'ld Co- t(
vent Garden theatres. c .
The four fjmous antique bronze horf:s taken
by the Freriih from Venice havebeen great trav
ellers. Th. ir firft journey was from Greece to .
afterwards from iiome to Couftantino 11
pie —from Conltantinople to Venice— and from I v
Venice—to Paris. p
Several Opera Rinpers in France h.'ving lately
applied, in vtvy prelfing terms, to the present
minister of Finances, for payment of arrears
he Snfvvered rather (hreivdly—" we do not pav
those who cry (the annuitants) how can you b
expeft we lhnuid pay those
The Plague rages atConftantinoplewith great
violence and mortality.
The EnjliOi, puWuStit to their harrafTisg fyf- J
te j >j, are eterna'fy oft" the Oitend and Blanksn
bergcoafts with troopj of debatkstimj, for what t
purpose we know n»t, hut they oblige us to
keep a «r>tifid:rah!e body of troops conllantly on c
thecoafi. (Druflels paper.) ,
The Treaty cf Alliance, rffenfive and defen- ;
five, between Frame and has been
publilhed . The articles, of which fix have ap
peared, fay—that thtre (hall he pe;c:, under
itanding and amity Iwrtwcen the two reuuh
lic»—that whatever aids stall he cai ed lor (hah
be mutually repaid—that the Independence and
government of Switzerland fhal! he guaranteed
by France, and her artil'ery replacedi that the
Bif/ioprick, of Bsfe.and (he I'liiieipaHty I'area
rui, fnall besttarhed to the French territory; that
the rommsnicatiin of France with Germany
ant'. Italy (hall be through Switzerlan 1; To <al
and that there fliall be a tree navigation fro n the
* lake of Geneva to the Rhiae. and from Gsncva
to that part ofthe Rhine whu.h it* navigable. at|
e The pofTelTiort of the of Medina, proha- | IC
,f b!y with the acquiescence of hw Neapolitan Ma- nave I
d jffty, njnft prove fcigfhly tn;, iucive t© the fuc- has an
cess of the Britilh naval operations in the Me- anxiet
diterraweao. the' e
'* There is no doubt, fay? an EnjU.li paper, but o p Cne
1- the commerce of the U'iit*<l Irish at Paris has
:r so far prevailed on the directory, as to induce it !'
a to turn it? attention particularly to Ireland. It
j_ is to present any surprise, that so many troops and 11
are going thither fr«H* this country. pinen
? oust
a J; A letter from Berne in an-Englifh paper 3!) y ,
D has this observation : —' France has sub
' dued us, but never can unite US to b" inter- dom.
eft: neither can she depand on any troops m y f
' n raised in this country which (he may force ft r ' uai
™ e into the field ; for thei-e is not a Swiss tx- t hat
e " ifting who does not burn to revenge the ft lc
u3 butchering of his brethren in the gardens at ber 0
Versailles." any i
l !? recol
?? VERGENNES, (Ver.) 03. 18. ty tc
1C an elegant and spirited ad- t he r
drefs, to the Prefidcnt cf the United States j 0 f s (
Vtt i highly approving his upright administration ri ,j eij
' as < and indicative of tha genuine feutiments of f HCC|
• the Legislature and Freemen of Vermont, for )
' r " ! was if parted in grand committee of both n y
: houses. This address, so highly honorable f wor
•he r tr) ftatrs fliafl be pubitihed when obtain- r ,
fed from lawful authority. -■ meir
, |
a , It is reported that the OfSce-buildmg or
llC ' r | Mr.. Joh-< Cask] of Foultney, was much on>
P 1 " damaged bra mob oi villains on the r3tb
co ' I illft. mmtf
< * iT j N. B. Mr. Cooi was a caadid, but
, premj/t witness against Matthrw Lyou on
j the state trial before the circuit court. ,==
'ax-, i
fee PRINCETON, (N. J.) 03oicr 2 9 ._
nch inhabitants of Princeton and its
,ie * vicinity, being informed r.f the arrival of
iub " General Charles C. ''iiekney, in the village,
aflVmbled in town meeting, where, having
> in g called to the cnair Robert Stockton, Esq.
it was unanim rnfly refolv.-d to present to the
' ! General an aJdrefs, teftifying their high ap- 10 ;
hird ! probation of his conduft as Env«v from Citi
i the United States to Fr»*c»: Fur this pur- TJj
' pole, the chairman, Mr. Enos Kelfey, the e(
I Rev. Dr. S. 8. Smith, the Hon. Richard '
* en Stockton, Esq. Tli#mas P. Johnfun, Efq,
: for Mr. John Harrifon, Dr. Ebensr.er Stock- the
ton, Dr. John Maclean, and Mr. Thomas im
Howe,were appointed a committee who were
,aa * empowered to wait upon hitn in the name
anr ' of the citizens, and pr.rfent to him the iol
bro" 1 iwinr CC
has, ADD RESS
cru- jj' ls Excellency GENEaAL Charles t
CoTESWORTH PINCKNEY, latt EftVOJ j
from the American Republic to the French
Nation.
' the SIR - aU
was, YOUR fellow citiz;ns, inhabitauts of cl
a 'J I6 Princeton and it« vicinity, congratulate y«u ea
con- w j l { l fjneerity and ardor, o* your fafe ret«rn P c
dfel
to the bosom of your country. Although j a "
the objc& of your milfiurrhas *of been ac-
complifhed, yet we believe that it could not 0
Icter- pofiibly have hsd a nsorc fortunate ifftie. It
ufiian ferv<d to inftrtidt a frank and bonell ar
many people to edimate the fmceriiy »f national j P'
friendftiips'. It has taught tliem to refpeft V
themselves, and to adopt tbefe decifire uaea- °
suras which can alone c»o:mand the refpeft
iknefs 0 f na tionß. Already have th« iufidiotis rulers
>n the 0 f p r a n ce changed their language and their
them con du£l. We k now. howev r, the infinite j]e
led to va riety of fliapes which gallic pelicy can as- tl
v " r y fume, and shall not fail to ellimate praperly f
fated t {, Q f e a flj of tpparenl juSice, which it has w
forti- j, een forced to adopt. The citisees of a
>t now America are too enlightened to be now de- b
iftence ce j ve d by such hypocritical ans, a»d tliey c
iftors. | i, ave too mU ch spirit not t» resent fa 'grots [ I
lei Ton a „ j n f u lt to their country. S
red by We h aV e seen with indignation, your d
overn-. countr y insulted in your person ; but we 1,
es for h ave also fee l with idmiration, the inflcsi- t
f their b i«, fi r the republican dignity, vith ]
iClion. w i u - c h y OU have aiTerted and liaintained her r
honour; the integriry-with which you have
operty rc fltlcd corruption, and the talents with <
1 teen y OB have baffled intrigue ;we have
public s een Wl 'th the exultation of patriotism, the (
>unds ; effefts produced by your clear and manly
e y ear developement of the arts and haftile difpofi
twen- t ; onSiP f a government as insolent as h is
r one oorrU p t ed. You have opened the eyes and
awakened the energies of voHr countrymen.
Americans, Sir, would fcohi to purclmfe j
<e Gar- p cacc by giving bribes to tyrants. Ihe • (
ravages os-war may be repaired, bu ihelofs i
ind of- 0 f honor is a loss which freemen have no i »»-# j
id Co- tQ e ftj ma te. Who could love or venerate his ;
country after (he had paid tribute to the j
refufe of the earth. i
taken rp^ e p r j nc ;pica of an infuriate and aban
at tr 7' doned nation were beginning to extend their \
lantfno" influsnce »o us, and had proceeded far to
nd from vitiate our moral ideas, and to weaken oui
political union. Happy are we to fee
those dangerous ties ftKally broken which
'S bte! y the corruption of France had already ren
prcfem dered rotten and infedions. That noble
r ";*~ en e r gy which you have contributed to rouse j
"an vou by yottr communications to the governmeot. (
we trust, you will fofter and augment by your (
presence. .
ith greatyy e f e e with pleaftire your high rank m j
the American army, in which, whenever it
w M (ball b4 necessary, you will defend with your
Saukla- sword those rights you have so well mam.
r or what tained by your diplomatic talents,
eus to Long may you live an ornamest to your
antlyon country, pofTeffing as you=now do, its admi
iper.) ration and its confidence.
Signed by order of a meeting of the i«ha
,d bitatus of Princeton aud its vicinity,
Kas been Robert Sloe I ton,
have J ap " Enos Kelfty,
' un e [ Samuel S. Smith,
•<rS2E «- r- 7*f
er.ee ai.»d Ebenezer Stockton,
aranteed John Harrifon>
1 hit the "John McLean,
f Tarea- Richard Stockton,
•*r< tUr ' ' Tboms T. How.
5 Princeton, o£t. 29.
, ; ; . H.
'To wf.ilh the Ge*;r:ti rr.urf.iJ the fallowing **!**
ahswer. . , (J
THE very indulgent ma-tner in which
my attempts to serve my country, as one i f ~
the lste Envoys to the French government,
have been received by my fello*.citizens, upr%
has amply componfated all the Chagrin and h e l) o i
anxiety I experienced in my million. If g
the eye» of my countrymen are at Wngth e ,
opened, if their virtuous energies are n«w yy fe|
awakened, and if nq rrlax .tion is permitted [WC)
in actual preparation for war, their liberties aV£
. and independence will be fafe. But any fu- m .
pinenefs in carryiug into execution tn« vigor- rj -^
ous tneafures decreed by oar country, or
r any remiSton from energetic conduft will, } lr [j
" in my opinion, endangsf our natioaal free-
dom. I mo't (incetely congratulate you,
s my friends, that you are no longer Uie in- j jj j
c (truaient* of Gallic delusion. It is time 101
" that America liiould be fdf-deptndant. If j; £y
c Hie is united and firm (he is able to maintain q q|
' her own sovereignty againtj the attempts of s ou
any nation in the univerfc,— And white she j ow
recolle£ts, and recollefting afts in conformi
ty to your real republican fentimsnt " that a^ s
the ravages of war mav be repaired, but the
s loss ef honor i 3 a loss which freemen have no j n j
n , rules to eftiniate," she mult inevitably be
,r fttccefsfal. Receive my mod grateful thanks j a[)
for your very kind and affcftionate tellimo- r.
'' ny of regard ; and be allured that when mv at?(
ie sword fliall drawn in support oi the jutt j u p
■" rig ta and claims of our country, the re- U p
, membrance of my reception by my tellow- j e ]
citizens ofPrincetun will mi»ie me drive to t j Q
" r deserve ths conti"ii*acce ut t; eir good opini
:jl oh. th<
Charles Cot'esworth Pincknby j g .
"n Sfeffiaseste*
PHTLJDK LPH IA , W
TUS»D 5V EVENING, QCT-OBEJt JO- by
—; tin
re, A lucceflion of icvere frofts ftrOtnifes m '
»g the- fpt«ly eradication of the larking
feeds of that fatal contagion which has ra
,p. so long confined our unfortunate fellow- of
jm citizens in gloonr/exild from their homes. ""
jr- The'\t*eath£r yesterday and to-day has
been as favorable as coukt be willed*, •
and should not our hopes be cut off by (I
,1c- the return of heat, which, however, is
nas improbable, contidering the advanced
ere state of the season, there is little doubt <,
,™j C that the city may be considered as per
fectly fafe,, sifter ths close of this week. S
Es The chattering Genevefe is, it seems, 5
' vr) « ! acain to bore cur ear* with hi* outlandilh s
n ' c j } j dialeft, and never-tiring patriotism. He
appears to have a lease hold of his feat ;
audhis conflituents seem proud to be " his
0 f creatures." His lingua franca possesses an t l
yeu enchanting influence over them, and inter. t
Bru pofei a cloud between their miry intelledts k
and thr sdasoniti ns of that better Genius ,i
g C . which eould rell them that their Patriot is a J
not foreigner, and of course unwtarthy their
j t fuffrages ; a preftituted and venal eiiiifTary, t
lie ((. and of course the general ?nemy -of their
onal j peace | ths feryant and flS*e of their dead
oeft 'y ar covenanted so?, and therefore th« fit
Bea- °kj their deteftatioa a<id abhorrence.
n '■ Even so, thro'Srtn'JorU town, a town of mud,
P e " An herd of brifly fwinc is prick'dalong."
tilers
heir The reprefentatioa of Pennsylvania is
inite left preCifcly in Jlatu quo by the result of '
n as- the recent elections. Robert Wain and
aerly Henry Woods Esquires. two gentlemen
: has whose tongues were n ver taught to utter 1
s ofiacrents extenuaiinsc 'he infu-lts of ottr
v dc-1 bloody and rcmorfelefs eveiny, have fuc
they < ceeded two impudent partifar-g of France.
jrols |ln Brown ari»i , the fucceflors of
IfefT. Sitgreaves and Chapman, two are ai
your ded to the blaci lift, Smiley succeeds Find
t we ley (Cafca in liew of Caflius) and Leib fills
Sesi- the chair to be vacated by M'Clenaclian.
with In the other diltricU, the old members are
i her return-re'.
have Major Thomas Pinckney, M. C-, from
with 'South Carolina, is unatiimdufly.re-elected,
hsve
, the Copy of a Utter froai Nice, 4th Sept. by
nanly the second officer in the Marine depart
fpofi- naent for thtf quarter of Ville-Frache, to
rt is the Infpetft'.r of the Marine, at Toulon,
sand „ j hasten to inform you, that»the ns
phew of general Kilmaine, who arrived here
C ™, at five o'slock tbis day, in a Felucca from
i r e ; Genoa, has broug'.t intelligence that a cor
'e ' vette, detached from our squadron, is arriv,
1 ' V '^ S ■ed at Civitta-Vecchia and hrought a dif
te J" i patch from general Buonaparte, for t lie
0 French general at Rome, the contents of
' which was, that after having effedted the
a , landing of his troops at Alexsadr'a, Bnoa
' tncir aparte nut.to f--a again to feck the Englilh ;
t0 that he came across them off the Heights
° f Ur of Messina, and gainfd a complete viftory
to . ." over their.. Five English lliips of the line
which f t u i n to the hands of the French, among
y rer !~ which nu.nber was Admiral Nelson's ship,
nob ' e who immediately bl:w out his own brains."
' roule j This fame officer added that he had heeri
imcut, i j- ent . from the 29th of- Augutl to
y y° ur 1 carry this interefling news to general Brune
. | at* Mila- As I was preftnt when this re-
V 1 port was made to the general of divifio*,
:ver it Q srn ; erj w ]j o commands this place, I de
-1 yo . ur termined to transmit it to ycu by the qtiick
maln' eft conveyance perfuadeJ that you will, ap
prove of my dispatch.
°r ' (Signed) GASQUET.
1 ' m| - True copy, r
. , The infpeftor of the marine at Toulon,
eißha - - (Signed) EVENS.
Netc. This intelligence was publifiied by
■ torch-light at Toulon, and read at the thea
'. , tre at Marseilles, the evening of the fete of
m '! l the 18th Fru£tLdor, sixth year.
ohnfon, Authorised by the commandant of Mar
laction, the h Fruftidor, l'.xth year.
>M> NOGUES.
True copy.
xiton, BALGNERIE, fits, President.
PAGtS, Chief Sesrttary.
■jjyljjtfi 1-in i■■ - "" L C
Com mit nu at i ons. I
«* Let frveur bt Jhvw-d ths wicled, yet Cathi
•wilt be not Itnrn righttoufvef:i in the bind of Cath
uprightnefi will be deal uuiuflly, and will net
behold the maje/ly of the Lord." '' r '
SURELY we must acknowledge the pro- Mar)
phet Isaiah to be poffefled of great forelight.
Who thought that a man, nearly
hundred years hack, should
have depidted so plainly, the charaQer of an
American jacobin. " Yet will he not learn R'
righteoufntftTruth is the cUcotial of 11 ai
rigliteoufnef*; truth has ' e?n continually
' hrtd up to thtir v,c«rl *hd yet, let trie alk,
what jacobin ii there who has committed its g
' leflbns to memory ? If men's minds would
bi searched, I fear the answer to this quef
'■ tion would indeed be melancholy; for 1 be
lieve the prcfent calm to be only deceitful. £
' Confounded by the raajefty of truth—con- f eve ,
founded at feeing it rife superior to their j a fl
e low-minded schemes, they remain almoll i
inaftive and fiUnt. But should the French ! E
1 again prove fucCefsful in de&roying the hap- ; ing I
e pinefs of aaotfaer people; or by their cunning, Eng
0 in injuriug us, we (hall then hear their yells , ten i
e from Mane to Georgia, and from the At-
s lantic to the Pacific ocean. "Jn the land, prev
of uprightnefi will be deal twjuflly." Little of C
If seed be laid to prove the jacobin horde un- j
just ; for rnen whose principles are founded prev
"" upon the "fimplc'vjrluci ' which the Fteneh dau
delight in, cannot be othervrife. Detrac- of N
? tio:i mult be acknowledged to be an uujutl T?
! principle; it is one of the leading traits in List
the jacobifiic chara&er. America mult, and 2
f is allowed by all the world, to be an upright J,
51 land ; but could jacobini have b. en believ.d. £
how icfaniom would 'he now appear. " And r^ o
= \uVl nst behold the majjlj of the 1 o-d."—
Wlien we fee a nation or p o;t£c abolishing
every principle which has bteh held sacred
by all the world ; when we fee them tramp
ling" an every moral.aod rel'gious ti*{ and, ', £
• more particularly, When wc hear their infa- j $
mous Utterances against the favioisr of man- ■ S
*8 kind ; this aphorism of Ifaiah'n is reverbe-; F
as rated with redoubled vigour: "In the land
,y- of uprightnefi Will be deal unjujlly. and will g
not beheld the mojefly of the Lord." ■
Z _. A *
1 (Sajettc t]3arinc %i(i. \
is 5
ec j New Gaflle, 02. 26. ,
, ♦ ARRIVED.
1 Ship George, Gibfon, Bordeaux, 34 days, J
er " no news.
:k. Ship Chesapeake, Webb, Liverpool and
Cork, (failed with the fleet)
ns - Brig A. Matilda, {Stiles, Mole 23
lift* Schr. Regulator,Shockly,N.Providcace, 20
He Ann, Longhead, with the mail from
it ; Charles, 10
hi' The A. Matilda failed from the Mole
an the 3d inft. with the lad British vessels from
ter- that port, the evacuation having finally ta- 1
:&» tea place that day ; mod of the flret went J
lius up to Jamai. a amonjft them was the Snow di
it a Po!!y, ier.kv, of Philadelphia. Capt. Stitcs p<
heir in company with the fallowing failed for at
iry, the continent : w
heir Ship Melpomene, Majeftre, Philadelphia at
?ad (below) 1
2 fit Schr. Gen. White, Myrick, do
nee. F>Ur Siftcl, Young, New-Yark ' x
d > Neptune, Clark, do J x
Capt. Denntnberger, from St. Übes, j 1
a ; s '.poke the I2th iuft. in lat. 38, 49, long, 67 ! 2
to f the fliip Juftioa, Mcrrot, of New, York, out | 2
10 days,from Baltimore, bcuniito Fa;mouth !
men alt upell. And in iat. 3S, 54, long 69, 20, ! t
ltter the sloop Britania, Youag, and 4 days koo) | 1
ntr Bolton to Bnrb^does.
| c A sloop belonging to Mr. Elder, from : 1
iPce Philadelphia, has been drove ash -re on the ; }
' 0 j- Caicos, nad deserted by captain aiwi crew, j 4
' afterwards got off by some Bri i('n seamen 1
«'j, and carried into i|j: Mole.
! jjjij Brig Lovely Lass, Shields, for La Gui- b
ra, went to sea on Wedntfday last.
s'are ■ Camc l
Sh'P Hamburg, Shcrtes, Hamburg a
Liberty, Hamaje, do.
from Fabius, Cormi) r.Jarfeira
tted. Benjamin Franklin, Jones, Hourueaux -
* Farmed, M'Collom, Cork
t. by Tviton. 3c>elcher, Bremen
part . Brig Susannah, Medlin, Arafter am
I Amiable Adeel, B. own, Port'au-Printe
'j 0 D4l'gent, Crnnin, Jamaica (
ulon. lvj C pt U!l c, Walters, Aux Cayes
ns Mtrpery, Trtieman, Nova Scotia, <
l] iere Capt. Priur of t'h« Charleston packet," who ]
r arrived at New-Gaftle on Friday 1 , reqnefts us to
r " state—That he-spoke the Delaware (hop of w.ir,
1 c ° r " capt. ©ecatur, 011 the E 6th inft cruizing ess
jrnv, Ciiincoteaguej all well. The packet being in
a dif- want of l'everal anictej, w Ja (applied by eaptain I
the Decatur.'^
its of
J the We hear that the MEDICAL LEC
-sno- TURES, in the Univerftty of Pennfylva
ejifh ; nia, will commence on the fccond Wed
rights nel'day of November next,
dtory '
: line
uoag DONATIONS,
(hip, g_ ;ce ; ve d a t the Encampment at Matter's
ll ' n3- place, for the use of the poor.
b eerl ■
,ft to Oftober 29.
U nin<; A bundle of infants cloathing, from a per
,;s re . son unknown.
•ifion ,vl ' o bundles cloathinp, _ from Mi Isaac
I dc'- Wnlters, Great Valley. *
n <?co of rye flour, from SAmj"-! Beneret, E.q.
ji ap . 100 of do. from Mr. Daniel Sfvins.
150 buckwheat meal, from Mrs Sarah Pax
•'V son.
100 rye flour, from Mr. Jofcph Redman.
n do. from \lr. William Cox.
,13 50 Ao. from Mr. JcfTe Scvins.
ic-d by 20 bushels indian m«ial, from Mr. John
thea- Swift.
. f , do. from Mr. Hartr.cn Titus.
2 do. from Mr. George Hicks.
M 2 do. from Mr. James Roberts.
2 do. from Mr. George Vanfant,
pc all of Bucks county.
John InHeep f
ttdent. * obt l 9 ' . ( mittee.
Isaac IV. Morru. J
4 '* v * •' \ j f- ** v* -h n'H
L CITY HOSPITAL REPORT*
From 39th ttv 30th Qiiobcr.
ADMITTED. < •",
Catharine I'.lllierop, Mary
Catharine Stanford.
DIED.
Andrew Shannon t Maty
Mary Lockart.
Interred from City Hospital J
Cuy and Liberties 4
1 »
Remaining in the Hospital 30, of wlwflJ -
11 arc on the recovery.
PHILIP S. PHYSICK.
Christopher Darrah, Steward.
By order of the Board of Managers.
WILLIAM JONES, Prefidcnt.
" Attest, Timothy Paxson, Clerk.
. t
EIGHT new cases of the prevailing
' ! fever, reported by 16 phyfiaans, for tho
' ' last 24 hgurs.
t I . —-
l ! Dt ed, un Sunday evening of the prevail'
ing fever, Mr. John Gilbert, a native of
, Englind : He returned to the city about
5 / ten days ago.
J , on the 13th of September, of the
i prevailing fever, Mr. Somon S'.veitzer, late
; of Chefnut Hill.
>, on the 13th of September, of thtf
1 prevailing fever, Miss Deborah Sweitzer
i dau'hter of Mr. Simon Swtitzer> and filter
. of Mr. H. Svveiiz.r, printer of this Ci:y
---1 List of all the Burials in the fevrral Gr.'iv*
1 Yards of the City and Libert::s of Phila
t delphia, as taken from the boohs kept by
Clergymen, S. xtcr.s,
[Collected for »!ir Osin rs oi ( : >e United
l>y ROB f"RT
T "" " - / *■"
* -5
Xdn:es the Burial Grourds. . j* |3
!* t Rlt
'»; Cr.t-i.-t cuuivh T ... « o
l " | St Peter's - o °
1- j St. Pauls - «
;.! Fidt Prefoyterian - - c ®
l( [ '■ Second Presbyterian -I - o "
■j. Third I'refijytenan ... : o
1 Sco:s Prefcyterian ... v o
Aflociate Church ... 00
St. Mary's Church - - - C o
Trinity Church - "or
Friends' .... - 00
Free Quakers' ... oct
Swedes' ..... 1 e
German Lutheran - 1 -
German Reformed Presbyterian 3 a •
Moravians' - - - c <3
Baptifts' ... . 01
fs> Methodists' .... o 0
j Univerfalilts' .... c o
Jews' ..... co
City Hospital .... 71
2 3 Kenfmgton .... 10
20 Coates's ..... 00
jm j- -— 1
IO Tutalfor tht last 14 hours Its' 4
ole ■
Dm United Statis ")
ta- PenHfylvanla DillriS. J '»
, TN purfuanec of a writ to me dire&ed f.6ai tho
1 honorable Richard Peters, ef.jr. jii-ijre of the
ow dillriii court of l!.e iiitJ-l Stare*, in »:>d so;- the
tcs PenHfy vjit a d tirifl \villt>e <»xp'.ij6 ito public f.le,
for at the b 'igh 01 Che.'er, in th. cocntf of Ue a
vvare, on Mo iday the jth <Uy oi N ivcmbsr next,
jjj a at 12 o'clock at toon,
) I large new cabU I j pieces of fail cloth
I do- worndo. t (hip's bell
1 X small do. do. 7 iroo bound wat:rcafk3
3ri 1 cable about t inches A diuuirjfc or frachiue
' 1 old do. 5 do. to press goods when
jes, 1 cnil or iord2'<e loudinjj
| i do of do. new ■> iron cranes
ou[ % louudiiij line« of nn>, i new fia^
; hundred ai-d fourteen 1 d». jick
u ■ aod fifty (athoras I pt.naa.it
20, j main fail 4 ctpper kettles and liir
roil) I 1 fpte-top.fail % tea kettle*
! 1 main-tee fail I coffee Ve: tic
rom - ' f>* A small copper pot Sclid
• | 1 uuin-tcpftay fail 4 cvmuaff »
: 3 ftudding-iailj 1 [ma'.l anchor
ew, 1 4 under ltuddiug fails Ji c-i&s of rum and aboit:
men | I fun fail 19 cifci o'. sugar.
The article aforefaid being now on b;.ari ths
sui- brig Speciala3ioij at Chester, in the port of
Philadelphia and dißriit of Pcmifylvania—l'he.
fame having bees ftv-:d from the v.-re aof th&-
Uaaith Ihip Den Godehenligh. at fca. ai d libelled
3ur S againtt for filvage.
°\ WILI.I AM NICHOI.S, Maifhal.
" tlli Marihal's office, Got, 35.
;aux '
POST OFFICE,
-, m Philadelphia, 29th OBober, 1798.
inte LETTERS for theßritifliPack
jaiea et or F a l mout h) will be received,
coiia. at this office until Tuesday the 7th
who November, at 6 o'clock, P. M.
N. B.—The inland to
P off New-York must be paid at riis office.
>g in
ptain T q BE R£NTED,
( And immediate pojf-ffton given,,)
EC- a LARGE three fio.-y BRICK IIOUSE«
jf\. situate in \V r alnut-ftreet —The rooms are'
Ved* commodious, airy and private —fr im which,and
its central fituat on, it is thought to be an eligi
ble situation far a Public Office. For terms, en
quire of BENJ. iV, MORRIS-
Atfo A commodious Ware Houle, in lay
l,or'« Alley.
Her's Oaobertj. juvivf
Printing Work,
p«r Q r y ver y Kind,
rr aac EXECUTED AT THE SHORTEST
llaac NOTICE,
-c At the Office of the Gazette of the
Efq* Unitfd States,
ins. oa. 15. ™
Pax " &• The Subscribers have remove
ed for the present from Penn street to Eievemh
lan' street, betvvten i'ilbtrt and Iligh-ftreets.
Willings Francis.
a ߣ: «ft 9 * ,w
John
Madeira Wine.
'itus. A few pioes <>f remarkably fine MADEIRA '.VIN'E
cks. lit for immediate use, and at a reduced pn c--for
.erf. .aieby J
ifant, -
PETER BLIGHT
'om- HAS amoved his Cointicg Houfi to hit Hci'fe
u.,, in the Ncrth-m Liberties neai Hue Vown, (»<r
mantowr read. anjjjft it.