Prttii': ". i'v ! * 1 *• \!-i'ie coiidrmncd in Cher bourg ' hi!', tl., lay there. -J. if- ;i Br t' e ' MariT.Uifberg, ai rived yeflerday f from C.rrb<Hirg, ill France, we have-a con- gf the Defeat of the French, by. '.the AitlidukeCluflfs, with the loss-os 10,000. UK'II. '• TRIBUTE OF APPLAUSE. K. Mori: is son (late 2d mate of the (hip Ontario, Capt.~ Wheawn, of this port, which was loft 011 her h" me ward bound passage from Cant«n) in lie ha If of that part of the crew who ariiv'ed at Newport P.. I. tak<?this ■ public method of returning their sincere thanks t<s Capt.Wheaton, for his like behaviour to thfm during the Voyage. They further return their grateful thanks to Captain Smith of the (hip Sefniramis of Mew-Port, for his humane and generouscon d*ft during" their passage. from the Gape of Good Hope lb that port; and also to his I officers and crew, for the very handlbme sum, of money they preferited them with to-bear tlteir expenses to' their reipedtive. homes. - flex-fork, June 1 tit/6, 1799. PROVIDENCE,. June 1.9. Saturday l.tft arrived the fliip Ann and Hope, capt'. BeTTjunin l 3 agtr, 126 dyys from .. C:'! '" 11 ' He Tailed in (oropiny with the Rrjrilh Jhip Intrepid'of 64 siy.lvcommodore Hnrj't-od ; the Arroq-niit, •df 74, captain Ofir.an, andthe La Virgtnie, ct 40. Un flcr this coiwoy were nine ih'pv Mousing to the- Bi'U'.fh Eall India company, three country, and thiet Aifcer:cw\ (hips ; the l»t r ter were, the Camilla, Capt. Roberts, ol I Sew-York ; the Jenny, capt. Brown, of I'Boflon, and the Ann aY«I Hope: commodore \ r aig'ood politely favoring' them wrih his fig- Efk ' A few days previous to failing",, a Spajjilh i feuadron, confiding of one ship of 80 guns o:]?. cf. 74,-and of 40, villi two French sri • - ates of .40, and acorvette of 16 guns, all r from Manilla, caire into the' East passage, white the Brittfh ftjuadron were watering | near one of' the Islands east nf Macao. Their unexpeited appearance obliged the British fouadron to cut their cables, and put tofea. plight coining on, the lioftile squad rons loft fly lit of e:;ch other, the French and Spr.nifh hauling close to the wind. The British wore tff leeward, and after clearing {hip, returned to their farmer station. In wllig'cnce having been sent to the Britilh fj&ory, fom'e of the hrgeft merchant fliips , cleared their gun decks, and proceeded to join the ships <.f war, expecting to" meet the French and Spaniards in the Chinese sea, but were dil appointed. The fleet failed from Macao the Bth of. February and touched at Malacca the 22d ; parted with tj><? Camilla between the Paracels and the coast of Cochin China, (he not being able to keep up with them. ' Captain Page left the British fliips and the Jenny, captain Brown, at Pulo Rondo, the western entrance of the Malacca Itraights, captain Brown dan geroufiy ill. Left at Canton, the ship Thomas Ruff. 11, captain Magee, and*»t Macoa, the Alexan der, captain Dodge, both of Boston. Gll the 7th instant, at 3<in the mo.ning, lav. Ttfr'h.. N. long. 64, 30 W. capt. Page fell in "with a British privateer of 14 guns, 'full of nvn. She hailed from Bermuda, and Ciewed F.nglifh colors, but was supposed to (ie French, After following the faip upon lercourfe 15 hours, (he fired 3 Ihot, which :"i'mberw?s ?;;<•// returned, the Ann and Hope mpi'rstinij 11 nine pounders. Finding capt. Fage prepared to give him a v.'arm reception |{hf bailed her wind and left him. During- hsr voyage, the Ann and Hope f has not met with a (hip which out-failed her. Captain Whcaton, who arrived here on Sunday last, infonvft, that he left at, Cjuada ,011 pe 13 American captains and 50 seamen, n close confinement, upon an allowance ot ax ounces of putrid beef per day. Captain W. further informs, that the fame day, he left Guadaloupe (the sth of May) Captain Fletcher, of the United States' frigate George Wafhingtcn, sent in a cartel to Gua-' tlalcttpe in 01'd-r to take off whatever Ame ricans might be there ; but received answer from the government, that he did not know cf any Americans, being in the i Hand, but that if any could be found, they were wel come 1 to take their departu(« ! What 'astoH isbing di'plicity and villainy I ! NORFOLK, June 18. Saturday arrived the brig Lorany, captain iniitlr, 14 days from St. Vincents, On the 13th iiift. in lat. 34. 1 , long. 73> fell > n Wlt b :*o fuips boats, having on board the captain indcrew of the Britilh fhip'Emprefs of Ruf ia, captain Williamfon, from Jamaica, lOiindfo this port. The Empress of Ruflia 'ounderedon the Bth inft. in a heavy gale of wind, and the crew, 30 in number, had been \ days in the boats. Sunday arrived the Hoop Mary Ann, capt. Iroel, 2t days from Martinique. Informs liat the schooner ChoarO, capt. Carver, from mouth, and the fci.ooner Bttfry, capt, fettrefon, fram Duxbarough,- had both arri- *. Yefler<!ay arrived in Hampton Roads, the Atalanta, capt. Tompkins, 47 days from Oporto. Capt. T. was taken on his out ward pafT'.ige from this port, by a French pr>- v i-tefr (liip ess 24 guns, and 200 men, and af ~?t\vards retaken by the Mermaid tlnglifh ] and carried into Oporto, which he icfi tfye second of May. The brig Brandy "'.ir.e Miller, King, bound to New-York, and tl Qiip I'onlona, Waters, for Alexan tlii.i, failed the 29th April. : Cap'. T. confirms the defeat of the French Sarnifcs, but has brought no papers. Spoke the inftati'd. the brig Fair "Ame rican, Salftnify, from Cadiz, to Baltimore, Out 58, days, in want of prorations. Captain Tompkins few the captain of the Britilh Packet CheHerfield, that had been ta lis si on her homeward pafTage (17 days out) kya ticiicl; privateer, he wasat Op->rto go ing on to L'.fbon. > Ex.tra£l from tbf. /ogiooi of the ~Jlu</p Ttbo Friends, captain Bennett, from Norfolk to New-Providence. Saturday, ioih May, at 1 P. M. discove red a fa.'l to windward ;'at 2 came up with an«J fired a (hot at us, without any queftione whatever, under American colours, 011 which we hoisted our own (American)' in return, and hove-too immediately ; he then fired another (hot at us, and ordered the captain to get out boat and come on board with the papers, or e!fe he would fink us :-the cap tain expoflulated as much as poflible, telling him the danger in getting on board in a fr ail boat,the sea running high and the wind blowing a gale :he fa id he did not care a dam, See. so fired a third (hot at us, which had nearly done great damage, swearing ancj curfips; at fame time in a brutal manner, he wsuld fink us.—We were'obliged to comply [having no. Guns] when the two men went oh board at a great risque in our own boat, flic proved to be thebrig Nah cy, of New-York commanded by a captain Taylor, who on this oqcafion has proved himftif a coward and poltrooir: otherwise he would never have treated an American in such a villainous manner. Xl)e <sa?ettc. P D EL P HI A , : -v : TUESDAY PVENING, JUNE 45. PRICES OF STOCKS Philadelphia, Junk 14. 15/9 to led g/" to »il 14/4 19 percent. Sir per Cent. Three per Cent. Deferred 6 pet Cent. United States, —— Pcnnfylranja, 18 eitto. ■ North America, 50 per Cent. Tnfijranee comp N. A. (hares 25 Pennfylvania, fliares, a 8 to 19 8 per cents discount l.ar.d Warrant?, 30 dolls, per too acres. COURSE OF EXCHANGE On London, 51 at 30 days ~ so at 60 a 90 days Hathfeuigh . 30 -ioo per Mark Banco* Fahnnheit's Thermometer was at 92, at 2 o'clock, P. -M. yeftr rday, in the shade. After the flight fprinklin' - at rain, it fell two degrees in 10 minutes. This Thermometer, which has been kept in its present position for a long time, has not risen to the above height before, these eight years. The snow Independence,, Hazard, from New-London, with a cargo of, Horses,. was taken by a-French privsiteer, aßd &mcn put on board. Thrte days after, capt. H, with two men, by a spirited e&ertion, retook his veflel, and arrived fafe at Barbados." THE. Aurora thiuhs .it right, and to be desired, that the French ftiould, by the means ivbicb they employ, or any means, extend their powers, recruit their finances', and subvert the independence of other ng- twr.s.. No doubt, after they have conquer ed all Europe, he hopes the United States will be able to (lav their course ; and to ff cure fnch hopes, he is now raising cock-neck ed troops ; and thinks that if there will be rjiore danger attending an aftual contest, there will be also more honor. What ex cellent patriots are thefc jacobins, and what an irredeemable portion of gratitude, do we nof owe them ? The Aurora (so precious is the Directo rial chara£ter, in the eyes of the jacobins) has afFedled td consider, a work by Carnot, in answer to the report, by Bailleul, 011 the 18th Fiuftidorbufinefs, a fabrication ; and hence, that all Carnot is made to fay there in of the dear directors,, is a calumny. It also insinuates, that he was fuffered to escape through the kindness of the Directory— The work in queftioD carries with it such a fhength of internal evidence, of its genu inefs and authenticity, ns mud convince eve ry unprejudiced reader; but were the pro phets to descend from heaven, they could not, even now, convince a jacobin of the attrocious aflaflinations of Robefpiere, or the {rimes, perfidy, and depravity of the Directory. Should the French conquer Germany, and England, all the reft of Europe, with Asia, and the East, pulft fall, an easy prey to her power and dominion ; and yet this is what our exclusive patriots, or real republicans, arc daily offering up their prayer?, may be speedily at complied. What then ? There will then remain, the United States alone, to be conquered, to make France mistress of the world. Is it pofiible that there can be in the United States, one single human be ing (real republicans excepted) to foolish or infatuated, as to believe, France would suffer the United States to exist, an exception to hergrandeur and uciverfal dominion ? . We it am from hifiory, thst "the Hainan General, Hannibal, the Car thaginian General, at Zama ; and that not only .the Carthaginians, but aliother nations were conquered there dfo, inafitnich, as the deftrufUqn of Cnrthagc, rendered easy to tha -Romans,-the conquest of the. -world ; and yet our real republicansecho,'after the French, delenda est Cartbdgo, England must be con quered ; Germany must be conquer id ; Asifl Fgji'pf, and the Fa.it Indies tmiflt be ctfrftjuer ed ; Is it through moderation, that these Patriots helitnte, when they corile to the United States ? - ' 1 he French Dire&ory have declared thetn felves permanent during the war. General Suwarow has issued a Manifefto, wherein he declares, that he mears not to give and wishes not to receive quarter. .The Cisalpine Republic "has revolted, a£ Have aifo the whole of the Swiss Cantons. The black flag was flyirtg at Paris, 4 fignSl of bad news. The above information is contained in Letters from Portugal, to the 10th May. Th? various accounts which ha\e been re ceived of the restoration of the money cap tured in the- ship Pigou, are totally falfe :' the crew of that -ship with the'exception of the Surgc'on laYid second Mate, 4»e con* lined in goal, and treated with the utmost barbarity. Extract from the Anti-jacobin, or Weekly Examiner, " It ivfome conlblati'in to us to have to slate uot only from authority, but in verse, that our government ha? not been behind hand with that of .France ; but that aware of the wife and eaterprifing fpint of the en emy, -and of fthe danger that might arise to our diftartt fetjlsmeftts from the export ot totaling and learned men being intir.'ly in their hands, mini Iters have long ago deter mined on, au expedition of a fvmilar nature ; and have a&ually embarked at Portsmouth. on board one of the Eafl India Company's ships", taken up for t.har purpose (thii ship Capricorn,' Thomas Trueman, cojamandef) several tons,of savuns, the growth of this country. The whole was conduced With the utmost secrecy and dispatch, and it was not till we were favored with the following copy of a letter (obligingly communicated to us by the Tunisian gentleman to whom it was addressed) that we had any suspicion of the extent and nature of the design, or in deed of any fnch deiign being- in contempla tion. The fevers] great names which are combi ned to render this expedition the mofl ftir prifmg' and splendid. ever undertaken, could not indeed have been spared from the coun tries to which they are an ornament, for any other purpose, than one the raoft obviously connected witfc the interests of society, and the mofl widely bent ficial*:o mankind. The secrecy with wh : sh they have been with drawn, without being so much as miffed or enquired after, refle&s the highest hSnor on the planners of the enterprize. It now appears that there wa? in truth no light objed in view, 'in fending abroad a constellation of talents. They are dlnmed, with the reft of the sa\<am. on whom their native countries pride thertsfelves (and long may they have reason to indulge the honest exultation !) to undertake a voy age of no less grandeur than peril; to coun teract the designs of the DireAory, and to fruftrate or foreftal the conquests of Buona parte. T*ANSLATI&K Of A LETTER, (tn Oriental characters*J from Banaba-dara-aduUpboola, Dragoman to the expedition, to Netk»«al-artttiid Kodei, "Secretary to the Tunifiaa cm bafiy. Dear Neeh-avl, YOU'LL rejoice, that at length I aroablc To date these tew lines, frott the captain'» own, table.. " . • Mr. Vruemdn himftlf, of his proper Jugpeftioß, Has in favor of- fcinnce decided the garttioti So we wjlk the main deck, and are mcft'd with tbe captain : . f leave you to judge.of the joy we are *apt in : £t Spithead.they embark' A.us; how precious a cargot . „ ' 1 . And we fail'd before day toefcape theetntm jp. There was Sir— the Wonderful mathemi- tieian ; Anil D—rw-n, the poet, th; sage and physi cian ; Then- wasß-dd-s; and Brti-r. ; and G- dw-u whcfe trust is He may part with his work on political justice, To some Imanor Bo ze, or Judaical Rabkin, So with hugh quarto volumes he piles up the cabbin. There was great Dr. P—r, whom we stile Bel- Itndenuj ; The doflor and I hive a hammock between us. 'Tie a little impleafant thus crowding together, On account of the motion, and heat of the wea ther ; Tzvo fonts in one birth they oblige us to cram, And Sir John will insist on a place for his ram. Tho* the do£lor, I find, is determined to thii.k ' l is the animal's hide that occ+Jions the stink ; In spite of th' experienc'd opinion of Truman Who contends that the scent is exclnftvely hu- man. But B- dd.-s and D--rw--* engage to repair This flight inconvenience with oxygen? a r. To he join'd on the paflage the wife do&or R—h, The fame who all fevers, black or ytllow can cru(h . This exoticsatiant, with his lancet and samp/on. Can he'p to in-grave fell Corsica's d- d ion ; The Virginia Soph, with his huge mcofter Ma mouth, If in a ship to be found they are abluro cr>m both ; And Pr-'—y the foge, w ! th cinrbiwt. Deftruttivc as air front the regions of Ol.tNick, With a cargo of science, so dreadful and fplen „ did,.- : • ~ , ■; i x ' yTbe eonteft, I'vrtn*. Wty'ftxwi>will br Whithe/s*<ind{you wrll ,) fji» a <j«ef ; ' "' tion, ri»y'friend, ' '.'**• [ On which Hong doubted? tny doubt's at nn end. I T.o A * »-Bl» tbejjlonj, SAB©EA,the gufimj* To the 12nd where each fnan that you meet is a 'fflummy : To the msuths of the 7»He, to the basks ot Araxds", To th'e red, and the yellow, the <wUte and the black seaS ; "VVitbtelcfcopes, globes and a quadrant and sex tapt, And the works of all authors whose writings are extant j - • • • With furveve amt plans, topographical niap3, Phials, cr«ic:Ults, , a'r-ptimps Al el«rtric machinery, A nd pencjltfor painting, tfce natives and feencry. In (hfcfti tp oppols all we-know, To the kiiowleage and mifchVevoUS arts of the foe, ' " ■ ■ Who, though placing in arms a well-grounded reliance, Go to war with a.filing artill'ry Of fcicr.ee. The French Sa-vaiii, ft feenas, , this m»afiire 1. With a view,to rep'emfh the national ireafure. Firlt, the true Rights of man they w ill preach in ail places, 43ut thief (when tis.found) in th'" Egfjjfia# Oasis : And. this doflrine, 'tis hop'd, ip-.a very few weeks ■ * ' ■ * f Will perluade the wild Arabs* to murder Hifir Sieiis, ... » And, to aid the Grtat Nation's beneficent plan's Plunder pyramids, ratscoinbs; tow ns, raraiuna, Then en lilt tinker Creole's gallant comjiSsr, Who v ill#tf>ii* icr itie world, like his nisideS '' His army each diyßowing bolder and finer, With tk>e Turcoman tiibes he subdues Asia mtnyt, Bsats Paul and his Scythians, lii#joarney pur sues Cross the Indus, with tribei of Armenians, and J e v. 3, And Eueliarians. and Affgans, and Perfiansand Tartars, 1 Choaks the wretched Mog'jl in his grand mother's gart<ri, And will hang him to dry in the Luxembourg Hall, 'Midtt ills' plunder erf C.aithagc, ar.d spoils of Bengal. Such we hear was the.plau : but I tiuft if we meet Vm, That, Sei-*un to Savan, our cargo will beat'em- Our plan;of procetdinf, I'll prefentjy tell': — But sost —I a'm'eal'.Y.—l must bid you fanesvell, To attend to eur Savons my pen 1 refipn — For, it seems that they duck ihem on craning thelitie. . , We deeply regret this interruption of our Oriental poet, and the more so, as the prole whicli we have received from a less learned forrefpondent, does not enable us to explain the taftics of our belligerent philosophers, so diftin&ly as we could have wished. It ap pears in general, that the learped doftor who has the honor of lharing the of the amiable Oriental, trusted principally to his superior knowledge in the, Greek lan guage, by means of which he hoped to en tangle his antagonists in inextricable confu fipn. Dr. D—n proposed (as might be ex pedledy his celebrated experiment of the Ice- Island, which, being, towed coaft of Africa, could not fail of spoiling the climate, and immediately terrifying and embarrassing the sailors of Buonaparte's fleet, iccuftomed to the trild, temperate gales of the mediter ranean, and therefore ill qualified to strug gle with this iiew importation of tetfipefts. Dr. B—s was fatistied with the projeiit of communicating to Buonaparte a consump tion, of the fame nature with that which he formerly tried on himfelf, but superior in vi rulence, and therefore calculated to make the meft rapid and fatal ravages in the hectic conftit'irtion of the Gallic hero. It would be prtfuinptuous to fay, Certainly, what will be the empluymcnt.cf the American ■Savons ; but if we may be allowed to offer a conjec ture, we fuppol'e the mellifluous R—h will I ftvive to iuiinnate himfelf into the acquain -1 tauce of the French generals and phiiufo phers ; and, if they fhouid chance to be proof again it his lancet and Sampson, which is net very likely, r make a diredt at tack on their " gall bladders " Dr. Pr—-l->-y and the Virginia Soph, it is probable, will by means of an enormous balloon, vaiie the monster Ma mouth in itie air, and let him fall souse into the middle of the French ar my, when in the heat of battle, which can not fail to produce the most deciiive effefts. The reft of the plan we can fay nothing about, excepting a hint about Sir J —s in tention of proceeding with his rain to the celebrated Oasis, and of bringing away, for the convenience; of the bank, the treasures contained in the temple of Jupit.r Ammon. NATIONAL DEFENCE. IT is a fubjett of peculiar gratification to every man, who is a friend to J) is country, who deiires to fee her repel the fraternal em-* brace of the difturhtrs of this world, to view the rapidity with which the standards of na tional defence arc joined. I have lately be held with the Hi oft cordial fatisfaftion, tl • tribute of applause paid to feverai ®f the officers in different parts of the United Stats for the activity they have evinced in I the recruiting service ; but to none is praise more eminently due than to captain S'. White and his officers of the i ith Regiment, ren dezvousing at this place. Between the 9th May (the time of commencing the recruiting service) and the 16th of thjs instant, captain White and the officers under his command have enlisted sixty able-bodied, handfeme, young men—all native Americans and be tween the ages of 18 and 30 years, of good mAral- characters, reputable parentage and well attached to the interests and defeßce of their country. Perhaps the army will not re ceive a company equal to this, from any part of the Union. Dover, June 19. 1799. Died, yrfterday cf a biliows fever, after an illness of only five days, Mr. Joseph Ash kead, son of Capt. John Aihinead, of this City, aged 26 years. Died latt evening Mr. Roger Flshavjn, i of this city. e l the French, -vbo were clr>tffclachi& in 'tit# I* abbey of Pcterfliatufen, and drove tli<ni aorAH the R+<-strej -whereby" fomc' hu dr.;.. tViW coy Id not pal's .he riv:r qiick evu'.gli tfNftt tak'-n prifenersJ General Piatchr.ek tipon furr.moned the garrifori of Con'.ifl' r'f which confiftt of Swiss and French to Thfe being refufe'd, perialifts began to open ttteir batttrie* «pf«> the city whereby the : Cathedral faffer.d considerably; .. Co the 14th the guri-ifon Va* summoned the frcond tinm.-* the command, f demanded fixh ursfqrconfid'eratioji-—xheie» fore Coufta'nfe was bombards afltW yefttr* day.cr has surrendered. On the 10 tli the Imperialists deftrayed about Cxiy .Svvifs ves sels which lay at Conflance, by ihriv fhoti Cohiuel Williams lay widi hfs flotilla .at Stands, between Morftury •> 1 d Coiiftance' General Hotz was y. fterday yet in his for mer pofitidn between Feldknk at d'> liineck. On the sth tnft. the Helvetic. Dileftory de manded anew from the -Legislative Bo *y a declaration cf war againlt Austria, but tiiia proposal has been repeatedly rejefted by the Grand Ccuincil « ar fwered tlwi no ■means ought to be omitted to defenrjuiem felvesagainft the attacks of an,enemy, but the Helvetian people would declare war agaiuft n6body. 1 1 dasette %M, N:i r *Yorh., y-unt 24 ARHIVF.I3. . . d;iy'« Sclsr, Rein Deer, CvrneH, Surinam 19 Frk-naftwp, AntLnir, 1 , Nwfqjk, Brig Frawags Kisctrj to Arjttgua, is Capr.vwl a Ercuch Priva* v tecr» and carried into &kc.. •Saturday arrived l'clir» ileic Deer, Gob» ncllf t.tt, days £fctn SurrfnAiS* 0n thg June, foifj iu witht v S'nglifli Jamaica flf ft, yonfißiiift of 15® fail, under Convoy Vaf fcvfc* ; raj grated-'VrflUh r &if?red to'prijeeeii without mokftatiim. - Left st Surriiium. Ship Maria, Down, Bofk-n Bri*' Elizaj Sviiich, fJewbivrVpftrt Sloop Fox, B< It, 6. Ofph;*, yk-vr'Tork Brig Brig Aurora, Lyon, Cluul-fton, r.ndfe verat others, name* not recollefted. Capt. Barnes, oft he fchr. Adeline, of Bal timore, was loft on her paiTage from Marti nique, on Gjirrjtuck thoal-—'people lived. The above rnriuioned Ca'jt. com mands the lhtp Rose, of Baltimore, nov, lying in Surinam,/* V . Salem, Ji fie ; 8. Capt. Smithjrri'ved here on Friday fram Gibralter ; saluted th£ t6\vii on fiis varrivifh Iti lat. 33, long. 27, patted with the ihip Bet sy, Wilder, from Gibralter, bound to Bos ton. . Off the Canaries, Captain Smith spoke the Diamond frigate, convoying" an Indi. fleet from England-—lnformed him 61 the defeats of the French in Germany. Pennsylvania State Society of the C'ncinnalh LHE members are notified that the annual meeting of the foe let y, will be held at the State-Voufe in Philadelphia.On the 4th day of July next, at loo'cloclt in the forenoon. Members belonging to o her State Societies of the Cincinnati, who may be in Philadelphia on that day,are invited to attend the meeting, andtij favor the facicty with their company at the enter tainttierit which will be given r,t O'El'er:* hotel, at 4 (/clock, in celebration of the Anivejfary of Ame rican Independence. June V v To the luhabitahtjof t' eCityo ! Philadelphia, the Diftri«slsf)f Sout'.wnrk tsf the Northern Liberties. .Notice is Hereby Given, r ~r , HAT the following pjaces arc jppoinrM for JL the reception of ZuST CfiILDRKN, where they will be tak u care of until ayplie.i for t. — * t the houfv of Frederick KehlhcfT.r, £gn of the Fleece and Dove, No. 240, North Second t Dear CalltwhilMlrcet. 2.- >t the hofue of Miehar Kicts, sign of 'the IntiauKing, No 80, Market street. 3. —At Martin Rizer's, l\gn of the Marquis La Fayette, No. Ati, South Setor 3-ilrcet, cppofite the New Market .<£/* i he, Vriftterscf the different - papers in the City are requeti<>l topublifh hi. abovea few times in their papers, and they Wi}l oblige afriend to hu- To b« Scld at Public Auiflion, rO-MOK'ROW MORNING, At 11 o'clock. At the Horse- Mcrlet, A Bright Bay HORSE, Seven year* old, 15 i-s hands high, warranted ; in ' •, .. IVm. DAVIDSON, craVo jun« «5 Has received by the late ..r ; J . don, Liverpool cjid Brj A neat AfforttiKiif of - DRY GOODS, Suitable to the Season. Which ! e will dispose of at the lowest terms, for cafli or tlic Luftomary credit^ June 10 be sold by JESSE is" BOBEfT IVALH. Old Port Wine, in Pipes, Hhds. and quarter calks, Also Landing at their Wharf From rn board the fiiip Edward from i.ifton. Lifljon Wine, in pipes qr. calks. junc 25 5 ETan» r Ifltolv*m tebtfi|l£iftjfoe ceojit are lr meet tte A<rgM(|« tb«lX)<W^Thjj»f*ijrfavi coßr.ty, «nU»e m . ifi orttcr tora*itj» ditiiaid vf cftatp, WrtSr* ~ joc« ii .'' ' .« •■ '-•■■■;•: ■>7v'.->- **V - r ■ <r l Jy 4 .*£>; <»w
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