fcripljp! s \S. yeur ;fiia of' opening
again jjlie diHy'eons in which he has ca'ifed
them so long to pin-. Neapolitans, if the
Fretji J) ai'ir.v isfluiitc- now the title of the nr
«,y ofNapfes, it is in consequence of the so
lemn caiglgetr.eirt into which it has entered,
to die fiir vour cause, and to make no other
u!'c of its arms thin to maintain your inde
pendenjc, and to preserve your rights, which
it has vindicated. Let the people therefore,
be alfnted of the full enjoyment of their re
ligion, mdceaffto be alarmed with vefpeel
to the rights of property ! The force of inte-
rests has maintained the tyrants in great
ixertions which they have made to calumniate
in tit eyes of the world, the integrity, and
good faith of the French nation ; but to a
natWn so generous, a few days are fufficient
to tiveft credulous men of the odious preju
dices to which tyranny has recourse to incite
' thei} to deplorable excesses.
The organization of plunder and aflfaflin
atio.i ptojected by your lad king, and exe
cuted by his corrupt agents, as a means of
defence, has produced the most dreadful and
lior-iblc consequences ; but in removing the
cause of the evil, it will be easy to check the
tfiefcts, at'd to ripair even tVe fatal mifchief*
which it has produced. Let the republican
authorities which are shout to be established
Tellore order and tranquility on the basis of
paternal admi iftrati n; let them difiipate
the idle charms of ignorance, ard appease
the fury of fanaticism with a zeal equal to
that which has been employed by perfidy to
increase them; in a short time the severity
of discipline, which re-cftablifhes with so
much faculty order among the troops of a
free people, will not delay to put a period
to ihe disorders produced by hatred, and
w },i t h have been with difficulty reprefftd."
(Signed) " CHAMriONN ET."
Cenimander in Chief of the army of Naples.
Naples, June 24.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE KING O VIJfT AND OTHERS.
This was an information filed eM-oJficio, by
his majesty's attorney general, at the in
stance of his excellency the Ruffian ambassa
dor, againll the proprietor, prnter, and
publisher of the evening paper called The
Courier, for a libel, which appeared in No
vember lad, tending to viltify and bring in
to reproach the chara&er ef his imperial ma
jetlv the Eitlperor of Russia, and to excuse
and promote a war between this country and
Russia. '
The libel was in form of a paragraph, and
was copied from a country paper. It stated
amttng other things, that the Emperor of
Rullia had rendered hirhfclf obnoxious to his
fnbje&s by various acts of tyranny, and by
his inconsistency bad made him {elf ridiculous
in the eyes of Europe.
The Attorney General felt it his duty to
■call theferious attention of the jury to the
libel in question, which he had brought be
fore them, by command of the ambassador
•of a great and illustrious" monarch, whose
political chara'&er had been impudently and
wickedly calumniated. It became tlrj jus
tice and dignity of this country to vindicate
his imperial majefly against thefc'defamatory
afperlions by a public profecutinn. It was
evidently the design of the authors of this
and other libels of a fimila'r complexion to
dissolve the political relations at present I'ub
lifiing between this kingdom and other coun
tries,. and to flir.tfcem up to enmity, .and to
provoke a spirit of hostility again ft' other.
The attorney general then noticed che vari
ous political paragraphs which occupied the
columns of fomc diurnal prints, and which
appeared to him to be fabricated with the
malicious and frditioUs design to libel all the
monarch! in Europe, for no other reason
than because they were kings and emperors.
He made a variety of other remarks, and
concluded by referring the libellous para
graph to the jury, for them to decide wheth
er it was, or was not, a wicked, malicious,
and fcdiiions libef.
The fact of the publication of the libel was
then proved.
Mr. Erskine addrefled thq jury* ascotin
ft'l for the defendant, in a very able speech.
The Attorney General replied.
Lord Kenyon was clearly of opinion that
this paragraph was a gross and abominable
libel «n a very great and illustrious monarch,
wlxvfe honor and charafter it was highly in
cumbent on this countryterVindicate against
the charges contained in this libel.
The jury withdrew, for about three quar
ters of an hour, and on theTr return pro
nounced the defendants—Gfiiliy.
Agreeable to an a£l of Parliament pafled
thb 24th,, Geo. 11. aim. 1751, the year of
our Lord, tSo« will not be reckoned a Bis
sextile or Leap Year, but will be computed
a common year,.confining'of 365 days and
no more : and tiwt in coflfequence thereof,
the month of February next to come will
tonfift of 2.8 Jays only, tuaki'og thereby a.
difference of r 2 dav.s between the old ttnd
new (tiles ; which .difference, of the 2 (tiles
wilt confmue. the fame-thrOtigiioin the whole
of the 19th century, in. order that the vernal
or spring eonirms may b<> feed, on or near
the 21A day of March yearly, as it happened
at the time of the,. General Council of Nice,
*>"/ • V. T ' V
1 h** Brest rqipciron confrfts cf'eig-hteen fail
of the line, but is pre.ventcd'-from failing,
frorji the want ps fearptn. >"
His Prulfidn in said to have been
much exalpprated bythe fnrrendirof Ehren
breitftein ; avid It is. reported, a re que ft has
been made for 4.5,000 Rtrffian'troops to pass
through hi s the attack of Holland
This makes the whole nambeV of Ruffian
troops marching agjsinft Brance amount to
113,000. If these £)Cls,be-true, we may fee a
very formidable coalitfrnv agamft the Re
public, and a war the niqft terrible, in its im
mediate effects, cf any j*t witnessed in the
world.
Lad week, one of tlie long chain of hills,
called Hambleton Hills, in The North Ri
ding- of Yorfcfltire, fell in the plain bel-'W and
spread over a very considerable quantity of
„J t ,
.-r ■'"*
•1
t
1" ■
r .lliiic- sr. the night, it Jid no per
foni-l injury, I', wis called Bvockfll Scar,
li'tuatcd near the village of Kirby-Knowle,
"lid contained sn the furface about three
■quarters i f mi acre of ground, with much
wood growing on it. Probably the weight
of the. thawed snow, jittering through the
fitTures of the earth, mav have loosened this
hill from that to which it was joined, and
occalioned its fall.
. Vi&or Hughes- has avrived at Ferrol.
from whence he "Svill not be long of beinj.:
brought to France.
General Mack arrived at Milan on the
55th of February. He is lodged at the ta
vern, formerly the imperial. Two soldiers
are in his chamber, eight in his airti-Cham
ber and fourteen are in the passages leading
to his apartment.
A great conspiracy in favour of Austria
.has juit been difct,vered in Milan, which was
managed with great secrecy. Several per
sons bave been arretted.
A fliip which arrived in five days at Trieste
from Ragufa, brings advice that on the'4th
Pluvioie there entered the canal of Calamota
nine ships -of war, of which four were of 74
guns, two Turkish and two Kuflian. The'
commanders of these fliips were complimen
ted bya deputation from the senate of Ragufa.
After receiving pro.vifiofis, these veilels set
fail to block up Ar.cona.
If we may believea captain of fl" fiiipfrom
Sicily, in twenty days, two French frigates,
which efcapedfrom Alexandria,, entered the
port of Medina, without knowing of the de
claration cf war by Naples against Franc*.
They haveheen seized and their crews impri
soned.
The Britifji have landed in Malta foriie
Neapolitan troops, who, aflifled hy the inha
bitants, have made fevrral attack;' on the
fort and the town. The British block up
the port as much as the winds wiii permit.
They have thrown feveril bombs* feme of
which have fallen in the port ; but the French
nre still mailers of all the principal fortrcf
fes.
Preparations for war are making in Por
tugal. Barracks are conftrutting to receive
the Britilh troops expefted in the spring.
The government has resolved to put arms in
the hands of every one able to bear them,
and the regular* troops will be lent to the
frontiers of Spain to be encamped.
Scherer, minister of war, is appointed com
rpander in chief of the armies of Italy and
Naples. General Macdonald will preserve
the command of the army of Naples under
Scherer. General Millet-Murreau, brigade
general at the artillery,- is appointed mini
ster of war.
The Algeririe envoy has been imprisoned
in the Temple, to answer for the attrocities
that may be committed again ft the French
in Algiers.
Delivered in Christ Church and St. Peter's, A -
pril 13, 1799, being a day of general Humilia
tion f appointed by the President of the United.
States,
Of the Pefti lrnr.e commonly Galled
YELLOW FBr E K,
Wh'ch almost desolated Philadelphia, in
the months of September
and Oftober, 1798.
BY THOMAS CONDIF. RICHARD FOLwiCL.
3«L
120 Micls. of sugar, and about
xoo,ooo wt. coffee in calks and bags
Chosen from large quantitien at Surinam, isjuft
arrived in the (hip Spy, Captaia Weft,
And for sale by
A POETICAL EPISTLE TO THE AUTHOR
[ln introducing this celebrated work to the Gen
■t'cniexi and Ladies America, I have endeavored
to give it a drofc proportioned to its diliingtifhed
mcrky and to the of those for whose amuse
ment and delight it is intended. No expence
'«cef) spared in tbt publication; and I flatter myfejf,
that tl]e work does not yield, either in paper or
prior, toany «nc ever publiihed in America
his edition has an advantage over some former
ones, as it contains by way of the minor
produ&ibnsof the author ; and, it has an advan
tflgc over every ether edition, ill the Poetical Epifde
which is prefixed to it, and which mull he ex
tremely gratifying to every lover of literature'in
ifcis country, as it is a proof that there are Ameri
Cans who have the taste to admije, he justice to
*pplawd, and the talents t© rival. the Geniules of (
other nations
ipT Some Copies hf.vc been sent on to Mr. Son
>,r'uiile% Maiden Lane, Ktiv York, also to &+r. Hill,
Baltimore, and to Mjr 2 Young, CVarleJlon.'
Copies will be fort to Bojion and othtr places, as
soon asoccafions offer.]
may a 8 ' 5
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PARIS, February 28.
■Just Published,
By JOHN ORMROD,
No, 41, Chei'r.m-flreefc,
A S E R M 0 N,
ON THt
DUTY OF CIVIL OBEDIENCE,
hi RVQUIRED IN
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by WILLIAM WHITE, D. d.
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal ChNrch,
■ In tbe Commonwealth of Pennjyl'uania.
May 10. ,
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AND F()R SALfc BY
7HO M A:S COND IE,
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may 13
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Also—A few pun-heons 4(16 proof
JAMAICA RUM, and some
IRISH SAIL CANVASS.
may ij- oetd6t
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M M V I A D.
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To which is prefixed,
By an American Gentleman.
Bp ifris SDap's £oail*
BOSTON, May 24,
The renewal of war ok the European con
tinent, whatever may he its termination, is
a fa&, which through some have effected to
doubt, is now fully eflabiifhed. The charge
d'affairs of the French Republic to the Ger.
man Diet, has been compelled to return to
France; and his Inaperial Majelly, has pub
h(hed a niawifefto, in which he charges he
French with perfidy and aggrefiion, juflifies
himfelf to the world, and calls upon the
States of the Empire to unite with him in
measures of mutual security.
There is no doubt, from a variety of intcl
!igct>ce, that the Turks, th • Ttiifiians, the
Germans and the EnglifK wit! combiue in
one great effort to restore the kingdom of
Naples to its sovereign.
Capt. Samuel Nicholson, of the Con
„flitution frigate, is appointed to command a
74 gun (hip—which is to be immediately
commenced 111 this town, and to -be built
with all speed.
We underltood, that St. Andrews Lodge,
of this town, fublcribed 3000 dolhrs to be
found for building ships of war for Govern
ment.
HARTFORD, (Can.) May 27.
The ptccbmatlon pnhli/hed byjeneiai Du
hrPme, on'his entering'the Abruzzces, com
bines Jn z ftriktng* mjnner tbe traits of falfc
liberty, perfidy and hvpocrify which have
marked a!i theprodiudlion'a iffurdby the agents
of the DiivAory during the war. It is pe
culiarly remarkable for containing a inoft un
eqiiivrcal ar.d fqinial of w;ii<
against all exiftiiig governments
and this declaration is anncunlsd in the .fol
lowing language. •
" The king of Naples in violating the
mod sacred treaties, has dared to rouse the
{Tim bering Lion. Cod who judges kings,
has had pity on our nriferies. He imagined
he could resist the Great Nation, and change
the order of the Supreme Arbiter of Empires
who has chosen the French people to renew
the furface of the Globe, disfignred by the
crimes of governments, and to eftab}i(hupon
it the reign of that Liberty and Equality to
which he has destined men»"
NEW-YORK, May 27.
The Ticket, No. 14,374, this morning
drewj the higbeft prize in the New York
State Road Lotte y, 10,000 Dollars, The
fortunate pofieffors of this Ticket, are a
company of five gentlemen, who purchafeci
the unfold Tickets, at the time the Lottery
commenced drawing.
- COMMUNICATION.
A small Daily Paper has. latelybeen Part
ed in Baltimore, under the title of «« The
American and JDaiJjt by a Mr.
Martin, 7n conne&ron with Mir." James Ca
rey. late of Philadelphiai. Its politics ate
those of the Argus and Aurora. Finding
after a few days trial,'that it was not likely
to get much of adverttfmg enftom of the
federal city pf. Baltimore, they at length
very mudejlly inform.tie citizens thit one of
them, or a person employed for that purpose
will canvaft the city and big iheir fvpport.'
It is io be hoped this unmanly and
degrading gonduA will not insure the fuc
ceTs of a yzyer prefejfedly inimical to the gov
ernment. Thofc printers mull have formed
an erroneous opinion of the citizens of Bal
timore, or they would at least concealed their
teal sentiments ; for it is vervevident that
thegrnerbjity of the Merchantil'e part of Bal
timvre, as wtll as New-Tori, would not
withheld their patronage from men who
came forward even with the profrffion of br
ing OPEN TO. ALL PARTI E S, but INfLUEN-
C i D by NONE, though :he"motto in it ft If
is ridiculous in the extreme, as it is never
adhered to.
ALBANY, May 24.
COMMUNICATION.
REJOICING.
" At Herkemer on the arrival of the
Mail, on the 15th instant, difclofitig the e
vent of the eteflion in the city of New. York,
a cannon was in(ta> tly^lifcharged—a large
body of Ci izens afTembled, whose counte
nances bespoke uncommon jny at the success
of federalifm. The ollowing extemporane
ous tsafts were drank, accompanisd with the
discharge of cannon, and rapturous huz
zas :
1 ft. The Federal Cvvernment—May itn
ftrepgth progress till the confummacion of
all things. cheers.
2d. John .ldams—The rock of our poli
tical salvation. 3 cheers,
3d George Wajhitigton— Second to no
man on earth.
4th. Ihe Governor and 1.1. Governor of
New-Tork—invulnerable by the poisoned
arrows of expiring Jacobins. 3- cheers.
sth. /llekander Hamilton his pen ta di
rect, his .{word to defend. 3 cheers.
6 th. The City of New-Tori—Federal—
-914 majority. 9 cheers.
7 th. Glorious profpeds from the South—
Federal fm triumphant. 3 cheers.
Bth. The diforgnnizing L faftion—
A Jaci bin tiibe,
Mortified pride,
Their Sun o'ercaft,
Their influence past. 9 cheers,
yh- /Iron £urr—io. do. do do>
I Extract of a letter from 3 gentleman in Coo
peritown, to the Editer of this paper.
" By information from Ticga, it appears
that the democrat, Matthetu Carpenter, has
milled an eleflion, and that Dost. Jofsph
Hinchman, a firm and decided federal charac
ter, is chosen Member of AlTmbly in his
(lead. Mr. King of Chenango is re-clei:-
t<d,"
%\)z dinette.
PH.IL AD ELP HIA ,
WKDNi SD.AY RVF.KING, MAT s 9 .
PRICES OF S T OCKS'
Pun-ADELriiiA, Mat' 17.
Six per Cent. " 16/'
Three per Cent. <^/6
Deferred 6 per Cent.' 14/4 ' ' '
BANK United States, to to at percent.
Fi'iinfylvania, j 9 to 10 ailto.;
North America,''' ■ 46 percent.
Infu-a-iae ccttip N.A. fliafea 31 ditto
Pcnnfylvania, lharcs r 34 ditto
8 per ct'Rt Scrip 5 per cent below par " ■ .
E.'.ft-India Company of N. A. ,J per cert; advance
COURSE OF EXCHANGE
On London, 51 at 30 days
50 at 6c a 90 d*y*
Amsterdam, 35 a 37-100 per florin
Hamburgh 30 43a -100 pef'Vla'rk Banco.
Extract .of a letter from a gentlemen, at
Malaga.
" I he person jvho soughs so Bravely with
the French, privateers ia sur fr:ei;d Captain
Gamaliel BkAvrakp —He w?s attached
by four privateers (two of w-hicii were cf l'u
perior force) .about - leagues; from Malaga;
after many exchanges of fliot, one of them
threw himfelf along Side of (liio
.'.ind attirnpted tp board, when L. received a
discharge which killed and woundec! .htteen
this intimidated the reft.and he kept up a coiT
tinuat firing with them until they all readi
ed the harbor. It is laid the Frenchman
threw over five dead bodies before he came
to an anchor. The abrtve is the number
which'were put on shore at the Mole of Ma*
laga, out cf which seven were dead, and the
reft in a fairway. The captain of the pri
vateer loft one leg. Bradford, it is laid,
came beating 1 ankec Doodle; he mounted
only ten four pounders and had 25 men."
The' brig Rcfe, capt. John Meany, Jate
ly arrived at.New Cattle, 57 days from the
isle of Lobus, near the Faulklan* Islands, and
sometime before from the river La Plata ;
left at the latter plupe the fliip Liberty, Mil
ler, and the brig , capt. Cr.oiiin, of
this city, and'the Thip Diana, Bunker, of
Baltimore. • All foreign veffcL were ordered
out of the several ports by the Viceroy m
30 days.
Capt. Meany informs,, ttjst no .such ship
has, failed from tlie river Plata a3 was' men
tioned in the papers a few days ago to have
been engaged by a French privateer in the
Gulph Stream ; nor has there been any Ves
sel tiamed Mary-Ann, under American co
lors, in that river during the war. He adds,
that be saw a privateer brig in lat. 25 north,
U'ng. 49, weft, which chafed him eigpt
hours, and fired several times at him. This
priVateer the captain believes to be in the
track of our homeward bound East Indiamen.
■" " - 1
ANECDOTE.
Millar, a bookseller, and the printer of
Johnson's DifKotiary, on receiving from the
Doctor the last. copy fhcet, sent him the
following letter, more expressive of his joy,
than his politcnefs
" Andrew Millar fends his compliments
to Mr. Samuel Johnson, with the money
for the last sheet of copy of the Diftionr ry,
and' thanks God he' ha» dene with him."'
To which Johnson returned this good hu
moured and brief answer :
Samuel Johnson returns his compliments
to Mr. Andrew Millar, and si very glad to.
fiiid, sahe does by his note, that Andrew
Millar, has the grace to thank God for any
thing." .
oasette i!3arisn fUih
' Port of Philadelphia,
ARRIVED BAYS.
Schr. A r'drew, M» Kin fey, Georgetown, 7
Link; John, Wrlliamfdijj Nv Carolina 4
.Sloop Najicy, Olipaat, •Richmond, '3
CLEARED.
Ship Manchester, C x, Spain
Brig B'tfey, Edwards, Kingston
Schr. Sally, Sherer, Montego Bay
Sloop Friendship, Wilkliis, New-York
Brig Delight, Fowler, from Surinam has
arrivrJ at the Fort.
An inward bound brig, below, name un
known. ' \
1 Brig-Gratitude of and from Wilmington,
Delaware, has arrived at St. Bartholomews,
chafed in by three French privateers. ,
Schr. Fair American, Vanneman, of this
port, taken by a French privateer on her
pafTag* from CbarMlon to St. Kitts, was
liberated alter 6 hours detention, with the
loss of some articles plundered, and has finee
arrived at St. Kitts.
Brig Cotter, of Baltimore, from
St. Thomas's to Cape Francois, is captured by
theßritifh.
Schooner Sally, White,of Baltimore, from
St. Thomas's to Hilpaniola, is also captured
by the Brinflj and condemed.
R'Jlon, May 23.
Arrived brig Rebecca, Hopkins, Havan
nah, 1J days.—lnformation having been re
ceived that the yellow fever prevails at the
Havanriah—and fevfral persons being sick
on board this vessel, (he wa» ordered to Rans
ford'a Island.
Providencf, Mdy 23.,
Tuesday arrived the brig Charlotte, Gil
bert Fiilltr, matter, 35 days from the river
Gambia, in Africa. '•
Capt. Fuller informs thfiton the loth of
February,- ess the, Jfltnd of Goree, he was
brought two by the French privateer Lara
nomi, of 18 commanded by Noel
Rei and, who fired on him until he struck
his colours, when he was ordered to go on
board the privatetr. Capt. F. found the
commander of the ptivate#* to b« an old ac-
v:- : i
quii.nt; nee. *•?.», told ji
•take hfs vt (Tel iniltfs compelled tO'<9t> 96 by
his crewand gave'C pt. F. dfrt ti'ofis t4
conceal whatever Englifli goods he :r.igt.{
would fend ten men to feafefr ;"'and'fttrthcf
affiircd him;'that if we was obliged to in.-fctf
prize of him, the vcfft,) fhculd bf rttUfredi
I'enaud told cpt I*'. that he. had takes! id
Ert*lifh vtflVls within a fftort time-! Aftef
having farisfn-d the crew of the priv'ster?
that capt. F. had n.V cOr'traband' goods o.rt
board lie was luff tried, to proceed on h.s voy
age-
■ifyv-Ybr'k,.iSt
'• Arrival, , day«*
Ship Mermaid, .Teien, Mn-rtiaico 2 j
Brig Diadema,- Tyler, New-Orleans it
Sch. Sifters, —, * • ■N. "GafoliiKi 4
Polly; Gould,' ' d-s Ii
Hego, Savage, . Antigiia i 3
Sloop Harriet, Wbittelfcy, -St.. -Kitt's 20
Eliza, Perkins, Nevis 22
Vermofiti
Ship Providence, Gardner ifrotji'Atoxatu
dria. to St. SebsftiWr after a- iwffag&wf 96
days arrived at St. Arabia, in"Spai!i,"wlierfi
(be landed her cargo.
Ship Fame, from this fort to St. ThonWS,
is taken* aYid carried into St. Martins, and
condemned*
A copy of the dijfe~/tft vesscbf master's
names-, where Jound. arui cargo, which
signals was distributed to,—Sunder convey
Of the UnitidStates' vecsi/s D : zi'.-are tsf
Govtvtsr Jay, ojf tbe Stmanr.i t May 7 s
Ship Lucia, Weak, Eaisni, S'trrrafs
General Lincoln, Lc«i3, of NnrWichj
. _ b>'ims to New-York Sugars and
Molafles ;
Brig Little Sally, HudforT,Newport, Sugars ;
Daniel and Mary, Farley, Roflon, do - r
Mary, Coffin,,Newburvport, do J
Cicero, Blackler, Salem, Molas.k do i
Speedwel,- Brown, Salem, do, do ;
Sch. Hibernia, Jew, Charleston, Sugars ;
Relief, Daw, do. Mobiles ;
. Fame, MarlhaJ, clo. Sugar-; ;
Delight, You rigj Rhode-Iflani, Sugar
and Salt ;
Betsey, Wilson, Newport, Molufies }
Jane, Snow, Bolton, Sugars;
Sloop Camden Packet, Sinkins, Gliarleftou,
" Molasses;
Mary, Allen, Bolton, MolafLs.
JOHN W. LEONARD.
magpherson's J3LUES.
MAT 29, 1799.
C 3" The Artillery, Grenadiers and Infantry
are ordered to parade at the Menage,
in Chefnut-ftrect on Thursday the 30th inft.
precisely ..at 4 o'clock P. M. completely e
quiped for the purpose of going through
their .firings—Blank Cartridge will be fur
nifhed those who have not been supplied.
Bv order of the Commandant.
JOHNM'CAULEY, Adjutaut.
THE Second Troop of Volunteer
Cavalry of the United States is ordered to
meet at the Manage on Saturday next at 3
o'clock p. m. in compleat uniform.
JONA. ROBESON, Lieut.
itiay 29.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
May lytb, 179 0.
THE proprietors of certificate! ifii<ed for fu!>-
fcriptions to the Loan bearing interest at
eight per centum per annum, are notifi-d, that
at any time after payment Cball.have been made
of the sth instalment, which will become due
during tho firft ten Uays of the month of July
ensuing, Certificate* of Funded Stuck may at
their option be obtained at the Treaiury or Loan
Offices, refpeflively, for the amount of the four
firft inftalratnts, or one moiety of the foms ex
pfefledin the fublci iption certificatesNo cer
tificates of Funded .Stock will however be iflued
for lel» than pne hundred dollars.
Such subscription certificates at may fc; pre
sented at the Treasury wr Loan Offices in con
sequence of the foregoing arrangement, will be
endorsed and diftindly marked to as to denote,
that a moiety of the liook has been ifi'ucd.
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
Secretary of the Treasury,
POR sale,
71 bales Surinam Cotton,'
And a quantity a] firfi quality
RUSSIA DVCK.. •
APPLY TQ ' • ' \ '
Isaac Harvey, jtcth ;
■No. ft South Water Street.
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mar 19
Twenty Dollars Reward.
DESERTED,
FROM the Marine Barracks, corner of I&tk
hert and Thirteenth-streets, in the City of
Philadelphia, the 28th day of this instant Two
Marines, by trade Tailors, one John Crawford
(the second time of his desertion ) five feet feveft
inches high, fair complexion,-hair cut dole,
dark eyes, fl m built.—The oth«r, Hilary fii/hop
five feet fix inches high, ruddy complexion,
Tandy hair, a remarkable ringaqrm 011 tbe'le/t
of his lip.- (Went off iri uniform.)
N B. Thty took with them one brown
cloth Coat, one blue cloth Coat, and many
other articles not known at present
. . w. iv. nunxoirs.
Major Commandant of Marine Cvrps.
' may 29
Samuel Miles, jun'r.
Ot the cay of Philedelpbia, merchant, hav
ing a (Tinned over all his rta!, perfonit
arid mixed,*to the fobferibtr-, foi die berefit
of ltich of hn creditors ii rr.j;- (u!>f ( ri>,e to the
laid affignme;.; Mi or before Ihe firft of au-^J
Notice is hereby given,
To alt pcri'oiis indebted lo' ihe laid dtate, tha
they are requeued to mikeimmedVe -. SV n-ent
to either oi .be .'JTiprVrs, or to the fa <j Samuel
Milrf, who 'ls authorifrd to Kitne ti r C. me ;
in failure wkertot itgti tttbt »iil be taken r o j>
the recovery of such debts =! ?rc not d,;.h<r
gcd arcordirigtor.
GEORGE ASTON, -)
CORNELL COMECYS, I Af&n**,
JOHN ALLEN,
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