of Generals Frolich He henzollern," the brigades of Generals Secfcendorfffc • and Al caini, have all been united into aftroßg sr. my of ,4>fervation, ready to adlevery inftsn? in fupp. rt of the grand army of F. M. Suwarro'jv Htnce tke news of a general and t>loi.dy engagement may soon be ex pefted , and which,, no doubt, will decide the fate of the French in Italy, r ■ | The affijial acconnts from Switzerland onlyicome down to the 9th ; under which date ,the Archduke Charles wrote to Vieti na. that the French left 94 pieces of cannon in Zurich, and that the progrelfive niQve menu to mount St. the Devil'» Bridge, had been (lopped bv Col. Prince Rfihan, Generals Hebert and Haddiclc. letters from Switzerland fay, that G(nenl Maffena disputes every inch of ground, and had optaiued some tr.fling ad, rantages in the engagements since the 9th which, however, w(cre f«on returned by the Imperialists, whose head quarters, on the 15th, were still at Kiatten, where General Hotz, and other chiefs, hold conference eveiy day. Mifcellanious Articles. FRANKFORT, June 18. I,l.fix weeks we expedt the Ruffian troops; in our neighborhood. NUREMERG; June I' - A Rufiian army of 4.0,000 tntu, under G«n. Kimflvjy RofaVoW, pa3ed Jo'fepbhof, in WVftjjailiew, May 27th. The 25th June, the vjii will be at Prague. It is ex pert?d to march through Fraccotiia MILAN, Jtu'e 3-_ . In 1 magazine in this city. thtf Auflrtant have found in a the foollowing efft £ls, which the French were not able to carry away with them . I. A great msny chests with valuable paintings, from Rome ; 2.' The great field repository of medicines, of considerable valtie ; 3. fifty chests with churchplate ■, 4 A great many bales of cloth valued at 2,000,000 55. A small coffer with gaM bars ; forty carriages, one finer than the others, which belonged to the French Commifiaries. " J unc 5* tlie 2(1 ult. the great park of artillery ofwent from hence to Pavia.' The siege of Tortona began on the 23d; a grent number of hands arc working nt the trenches, which are much advanced. The garrison was retuvning a smart fire, but without effeft. A great numbcrjif persons are just arrived here, who were.arreted at Pontremoh and Sarzaiia, owingf to their attachment to the Ffcnch. Count Cocaftclli is hourly expected here as Imperial Commiflioner, to organize our' government. June 7. The following letter has been received Ikjc from General Vucfcaffdvich :, CEVA, June 4. " I have this day entered Ceva, where J uiane prifoncs 1800 Frenchmen, and the wives of Generals Moreau and Fiorella j but as I do not wage war against women, I shall fend them both back to-morrow, to tile French out-pofts, attended by my Ajutant. " I (aw a nunnery, where thi French commit ted e-xcefiVa before their retreat : They cut in pieces Come ,of the nuns, the reft they crnthed tu deattf with.blows of the butt end of their mulkets : The French are now all at Coni, which fortrefs being very strong by nature, will rather r.tard the progress of. our troops. Serious troubles have broken out in the South of France, and thfc recruits foot thi ther, desert in great numbers. ' A fraall corps of Auftrianj and Piedmon tefe has entered the provide of Maurienne, "in Savoy, where the inhabitants are very rea dy to {Jipport them. MODENA, June v A severe Imperial mandate has been ad ireltd to the Jews,- with injunction to re korc within the space of three days all the church plate, relics, ftatii'es of faints, Btc. which they bought of the French, ■while the latter were mailers of this country. It they have c'.fpol'cil of them, they mull pay their value in money, f > a, to enable the church lieu i i thole they have been robbed of. VENICE, June 3. The'lmperial marine has now commenced its operations aganft '.he coast of Italy, 011 the Adiiutic, by the taking of Goffena. VERONA, June g. , 7 ! is moment we receive advice, that the French began on the 6th inft. to bombard violently the city oi Turin, from the cita del. STUTGA,IID, June ij. The famoss patriot Welter, of Herifan, *as sent on the ill inft. »nder a Arong ef co «> where a military comriffion will de cide bis.ftfte. The Helvetic Direftory intends, it is said, to quit Bern, and return to Biehne. HAMBURGH, June 27. ' The Redaiteur of the nth June, csn ains the important official account that the 1 oulan fleet aiter having landed troops and proviiions for the French army in Italy, and in the Ligurian Republic, arid after having evaded by a very flciltul mancevrfe, coming to an engagement With a fupmor-force, pas. ,ltd by Toulon on thf 9th inft. ineMorutur of the 1 yth ftatesthat the Toulon fleet Jading ;6;o=o men at Leghorn, had viftualled sundry ports-in Italy, had ar rived fafe at Carttiagepg, joined the Spanish fleet, asdthvt form a force c.f 30 fail cf the., line. gCP Both falfe. The British force no w jn the Mrdjtcrra- ne»n, con(rft»-af fifty-e':j;-ht f,:L- of the Trie. The Turks, -LI rimw and N/aoolitar. n»ke the coi)r!ii:kU l'oires. .The FiimV,. and Spaniards hive sixty three fill; 4if • tli.- line. ' The EnffVifli Eaft-lndia Company has vo ted Lord Neli'on io,oool. (lerliiig. K/IMBURG. June 29. The Jyigli/h liave cJufdy blockaded all the ports of the NortliTeas. The C'HM't of Prussia ti said to have refu fed the French Republic a paflagefor io,ooo lioifes through the line of demarcation. Our, readers will le g'ad to Tee his Im peiial Majesty's Declaration to the Diet at Ration, dated the 6th iuft, rtla:iyc to the horrid murder of the French NJimfters near Raitadt. liis couched in a style of- juit candor antj dignity • worthy the Chief of a great Empire, which will 110 doubt cortvinc evtry candid, though hitherto prejudice mind, that proper j'iflicfc and puoiflimeut will be inflidted on the aflaifins. v %\)t dsasette. PHIL J I^ELPHIA, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST i 6. -'i-y £3" The Office of the Gazette of the United States will be remavef to-morrow, to the JirJi Brick House in Ele venth, above Arch Street. In consequence of this removal the Pa per will not be publijhed on Tttefday. C 5" To-morrow the Office of the Philadelphia Gazette "mill be removed to a three story brick bouse in Broad Street below Chesnut street. The publication of that Gazette will of course -be suspended until Wednesday. FIRE BUCKETS. It is fuggeded to those persons who leave the city, as a measure which may prove of much confequer.ee, to depoiit their fire buck ets at the City Hall. Letters have been received from Madeira, informing, th.»{ the East-India Company's <hip Atlantic, Captaip Read, from New- Yook, ,had irrived at that island, and after taking in wines, had failed for Bengal. DIED, ?t New-York, of the Yellow Fe ver, Mr. Jaxes Chkyalier, Editor of a Daily paper in that city. Died, lafl evening, of the Yellow Fever, Mr. Petku Joyce, foa of Mr. Doniinick Joyce, of this city. • ——, on Saturday morning, Mr. Rich ard Walk, of this city, merchant. > efterday morning, very suddenly, in a fit, Abigail Data, ui the 89th year of her age ; a worthy and reiped.ibls mem ber of the people called Quakers. It is with pleasure we mension that the Mayor of this city is recovered from an in difpolition of a few days. Five uew cases of the i'ever were reported at New-York on Friday, The fitting of the Supremo Conn of tbn Stats, which commences en Monday the, ad Of September, is to be held at the School House in Frankford. Mr. John Rush Is appointtd a Lieute. nant m the Navy of the Uiiited Stites. Buonaj>are, fays a Paris paper, after his second defeat before the walls of the ancient Ptolemais, suddenly turned upoa his heel, and rufhoj into the town ! Vive le son du canon ! About sunrise yficrday morning a IVa-fa eing man in the Northern Liberties put an end to hiscxiftence by ihooting himfcll'thro' "the head with,a pistol., Wc have not heard any reason ifligned.for this ralh acVbut are sorry tojearn that h<-. has left a large'family. He was seen walking in the ttreet a lliort time beforer. Ycfterdjiy aftrrnoon Andrew Keebna, be >og in a boat on Schuylkill, near the middle ferry by accident tRc boat'felled with- water, wlie he instantly font and was not ten af terward 1 . Two othei'perfons that were, with him iwam "to the fbbre. The Constellation frigate was laying at Sandy-Hook last Wednesday evening. The Constitution frigate anchored in Lyn haven Bay the 15th ink. N 0 TIC E. ~ To the Creditors of Joseph Alexander, La i E of l.fwiftown, in ,the eounty of Mif flin, and commonwealth of PeMi.l'ylvaniaj who was a jiartJer of the firm of John/on IZ Alexander, I have applied to the Judge., of the court of Common pleas, in and for the cuunty of Mifflin aforefaidv for the benefit of the law? Of the laid commonwealth, made for the relief of infolvenfdttbtors, and they bave appointed the fecend Tuesday of September next, for a hearing of me and my creditors at Leoiftown, in Uid county, of which, pleafeto take notice JOSEPH ALEXANDER. aujuft »3 Citjr Hospital Report, From j-jZi July to 241& August, inc.'uSKe. Admitted 66 iuft'd 5 liied 2 ) tonVaL-fcents. Oi thedefeated 6 were ftdrr-itted in an'infen ftble state, 7 with black vomit, 7 died within a i:w hours after ajmifljon. ■W f {jo msfjr with propriety be"con£dcred as dying when admitted— I* he refiiainwig 9 two admitted on the fr tond day oi ihe.r u.f.ale) were admitted in an advanced state i<i their indifpnficiprS NICHOLAS M. VAUGHAN, Ap'y. For the lift 48 hrurs, ending 1 Au D 26th, at 12 oYlock, A. M. ADMITTED. George Cope, frooi Pcnn(yivania Hospital, hftber Drxy, corner of South and Fifth ft, Benjamin Cablaclc, corner German St 6th. ft. Tofrph Lmra-ce, j<)6,,iouth Water flrect, W ilßim A' urry, 4th, t*ap S >uth llreet, James James M'Giorty, found coriici of.Race and Front-llreet. CIED. Dai:icl fohni'on, Jofiah Bragly, Ann Flcctwood- Mary M'Canaflia::!, Cihrifto.-'ici Daymen, Jiiiits Shaw. INTKHRKD IN PLBI.IC C-HOUND. Fion) City and Liberties, ... City Hoiptal, Jfcajaining in IloQjiul, 31. report Of the Sextons of the different gromids, of the number of Funerals at their ground, tie 48 hours prtcecd ng the 26th August, 1799, biding gt 12 v'civek. Christ Churdi, . . 1 adult St. Peters, | adult St. Pauls, i/l Prelbyterian, 2d do. 13d, ,do. Scots Prelbyterian, AfTociate Church, St- T.lary'i, Trinity, Friends, >. Free Quakers, Swedes, German Lutheran, German Pre&yterian, Moravian, Baptist, Methpdift, Univerfalift, Jews, African Episcopal, do. Mtthodift, Public Ground, V ut> Total 39. 33 ad.Gckild. Toe pievt lis: cjmprtbeni» ell tie burials frJT'i tbe City and Liberties of evert disease. 'Bj order of tbe Board of Health. WILLIAM ALLEN, 40ariiit'3lift. Port of. Philadelphia. Arrived at New-Castle SV'P Prosperity, Joughan, luern (Ireland) _ 48 days. Sailedfroin thence the Bth July,and hrings the latest European Intelligeixa pal", fengers. * -r* Sailed from New Cafilc yefterdr.y : Brig Hannah, Bogs, London Susannah, Meollin, Hamburgh ~chr. Lisbon, Cox, Charleston hr?. Happy Couple and Antelope, from hi nee, have arrived at Cape Francois. 'EDWARD DUNANT Ha. REMOVED hU Compting-houfc, to' Mr. oarnßkl Mechlin » in Grrnaantowij, AND HAS FOR SALE, Of Uc ship Camilla's Cargo from Can: v n viz. | 400 Chefls of Bohea Tea I 800 <j». of Hyfrjn, j 250 do. I 20 do. imperial j B|acVS»tin. prtft & at l quillty, in ho^of'Jop. [ Black .Mid coloured StfniWs, in do.- Black Tuffities and Lutdlrings, tad®: Hur Ribband, Umbrellas in boxes, of Joa, «o & it each is,ooo Pieces of Nadkecns, " ' Boxes of Paints, Jcc. ALSO, 87 Ticrccs prime Rice, Spermaceti Candles, Patns Chintz, India Prussians, Bachar and I'ullicat Handkerchiefs, Copper in sheets i-a inch" and 3 8 Copper and Brass Aujjull 26th, Washington, Aligns: 14., '9O. The -Sale of lots publiilied W ihcjCotn" nnffioners, commenced yeftfrdi'y, ai d we are allured from Authority, that they will be ton tinned on Tuetdays, Wednesdays, and Thafdays, in every vc;-k, till the s um o 180,000 Dollars fliall be raised. 32 Remaining ir th- KofpJt.it. 16 of whom arc i dawt* "O 0 1 f£*7J 1 child t adult * 0 1 adult - o 4adult * - o 2 2 i adults o o 0 1 o ' . 1 o o 23 Health Officer. <fJeo<c, k: ltiwjw E L ECTION. The friends to the Eie£lion of JAMES KOSS, as Governor. rdident in the i ownilnps of Elockle) and i'ing-'.eifirg, art- rcqurftcd t;» meet at Gtorge Weed's low er Bridge on Schuylkill, on SaUiidav. , ii' /iiigull, it 3 o'clock, to take into connee., • .ton the rnoft proper lisps in fupijcrt of his Eletlioii. Bldckley, August 23,1799. THE fubferib'ers, members of the Grand Lnju li of the county of Chester, hav ing attentively and deliberately, conlidered the relative merits cfi'tbe two persons row in nomination toi 1 Governor, to lutceed the pre -1 nt, do not hesitate in pledging- themselves -lupport JAMES ROSS, ct Pittlfcui-gh, a$ the enfimig election for office, inasmuch as he has always, with that cou.:ftcncy which excfullveiy appertains to the friends of A merica, advocated her rights in \fpite of 611 the nienaces and calumnies of foreign einif faries <0 domestic traitors j that „is mind has been superior to the popular clamours of the moment steadily puriuni? the interelts of the people wi hotlt beiiigof this party to-day, a id the O-ther to-uiorrow, as popular preju dice might l'eem to vibraie ; and as there will be a vacancy in the 'Senate of pcnnfyl yama, at the enfSing cleftion, for a Senator, from tile diilri'ft composed at the counties of Chester, Montgomery and Bucks, we do re commend, as our choice, and are determined to support ZEBULON POTTS, Efti. for fai* office. 1 Pi HELEN) foreman. Ibomas stalker, Francis Gardner, John Frick, Joseph Sharp, John Marshall, "jcu<e: IVheUr, , Fh;i ~p Scatty 5 bomas 31orris John I'ugb, //. Don tining) John Hughs, Lt'vy Woodrow, James .f. Gibbons 9 Abraham Sharpies. James Button, August Term, 1799# At a meeting of a number of re fpeElable inhabitants of the county of Che/ier, convened at fames Jackson's, in the town oj Wejl- Chejicr t on Wedttef day the i,\Jl of Afiguft,\l799, in Order to take into considera tion, Jome matters refpeEling the ensuing cleft ion. RICHARD DOWNING, Jun. Joseph M'Clkllan, Seeret ON motioiv.of Mr. Whelen, it was un nimoufly KgrcodJ that a coumiictee be at pointed, to enquire into the llander, alledgti againit JAIVJKS RUSS, Esq. b£ Pittfburg, with power to enquire into the merits of said (lander, and topublifh the reiult thereof. On motion, it was unanimously agreed that a committee, confiding of twentydix pei foils, be appointed l'or the purpole of in. veftigatiug tbo validity of the charges alledg. cd against Mr. Rol's;—in pursuance of which the following persons were appointed, viz. fVilliamGiibont, Esq. John Frick, Joseph M'Clellan, David Morpis. I Mac Wayne, Esq, JJaxi.l Pennypa(lur. Jos. Hemphill,Esq. Eton Etans. Rcnj. Jacobs, Esq. Dr. Joseph Pierce. Dr. F. Gatdn<r., Philip Scots, Esc. Dr. A, Bailey, John Hughes. David Denny, James Helton. Dennis 'i helen, Joseph Sharp. Walter Finney, Esq. David Jones, Esq, Robert May, John Uinehart. Samuel Haines, Robert Miller. « If esse Jones, John Bowen. On motion of Mr. Finney, it was unan imously agreed, that William Gibbons, Jo seph M'Clvllan, Ifiiae Wayne, Jofepli Hemp hill, and Dennis Whelen, be a committee to arrange and forwurd to the Prcfs, such information, relative to the charges against Mr. Rofs, as they liny receive from time to time. On motion of Mr. Whelen, it was unan iinoudy agreed, that a Federal Meeting of the IvjhaDitants of Cheflrr County, be held at the Court house, *n Weft-Cbefter, on Friday, the 6th of September, in order to form a General Ticket, tor the unfiling Eleilion. It was moved, fccoiided and Unanimously agreed to, that the proceedings of this mee ting, be publilhed in Hand-bills, and also in several News Papers of the city of Fhiladel- jjhia. i THIS is to give that the Sebfcriher, living in WftYwiclt, •Cecil County Maryland, >h»;h obtained letters »f Admisiftra :iotnoH flie personal eftare of JOHN MORTt/N, late ot' Warwickj id Cicil County, deceased All perfon»\ h-Xing claims agiintl rh« said rieccafed, aro hetef.y wari;et! to exhibit the fame, with the Vouehtrs thereof, to the Sukicrih«r, at or beftfre the firft day ol March next —They may otherwifc by law be tzcludwi from all benefit of the said ef- tae. Giver under my hand thii jjth day of Asguft, ' 7 "' REBECCA MORTON, Helm'trx. Aug. xy. xaw^w THIS is to give notice that the Subscriber, living in Warwick, Cecil County, Maryland, hath obtained letters of Adliiiniftra tion (Debanias Noni) on the pcrfonal eflate <SI yCHAT VANCE, lute of Warwick, in C'cil County, deceafcd ; —All perfont against the said dccealed, rre hereby w;Sjt;d to exhibit the fame, with the vouchers thereof, to the Subscriber at or before the firft day of March next —They may < therwifc, by law, be excluded from all benefit of the said efiiwe. Given uatk-r my- hand this rsth day of August '799- ' REBECCA MORTON. Adm'trx. - avg ij I'O BE sold; , A! Ptjtyi,;. V/cmiiie, on Mondzv tit % 1 : A September «.e»t, at ; o'ototi . \>. i,r „«■ tiichouleof the §u\>(criber, livii gin ihi 1 uv;j* or Ke\v*C afiie^.State of D(kw2tC| 4 I'^}^'.... of valuable t O T S; I fuita'ble fo'r.buiUlinj on, being tKe Si)(ii'i ftj :e of the flouriflimg towJt «f .New-Caflle uf-ic 'Uid, <jiiU#r from Philadelphia tiiirty ifi.es ftiilef.. i his valuable proper ty i. highly capable of improvement, immediately on the river Delaware, tunnjf a number of wharf lets on it ; and (row the depih ot the water (earth *t)'l materials for wb;irl*(ng t ealify- ' I there is no ooubt but wiarirt, wou.i bring a handfotne inteielh - I property consists 0}; five acres more or Kfs, in <4ne body j |»yjt highland is divided in to lots to luit every description of perfoas.— New'Caflie > s one of the molt healthy and ftouriftimg towns eu the continent; and from thcincreafe of trade it has railed property tu four timrs the value it was seven years part T be number of vcfiels bonnd nut and in, vvhith fl<p for lupplies of ttoik, fce, &c. and the vff.ole of goods between Fhiladelph* and Baltimore, is now tnrougb this plate. The packets and Itages from the rfforefaid cir?e», .Su ite. mate it very lively: theM i:, not, at this litne, oi«t b iufe to be rented in the place ; and th? ttytiib.rof applicatior.t lor houses m<ik<;~- it tn ol'jeft for j.erfo;># to improve. There are a number of elegant and buildings now poing on, a Public Acadeniv and several private schools- Ibe nul (M am Fever hasnrvrr maciv ar.y progrel"-, an I the Agvt frarcely ktnwn ; the number of cf i'drcn in thit place is a cotivii.r cing proof cf the henlthintU 01 it. '1 he pfn f pest o! the jiver DJawrre, up and d-nvi- is ilef lightlul ; ay. far as t'ie eVe can you rr-y view the Vt ffels in diitereHt attitudes i here 13 rtjf n to thlt public piins for die Navy will lie built here, as vtfleis can fail from this plats wfifji the river is faft at Phi lade'phia- The cordi'inns of (ale will be easy ard mat's known on the djay of file- Pljres of public worship, market thills are very ront'i^uous JOHN DAKRAGa. N. B.—A pl-/ ot the ,»bt ive Wili he exhibited a*y t me previous, as rt-ell u on the day of Yale. August 16. eoim. TO LET, A convenieTf. ce' . i no ,iv two story BRICK HOUSE, With a large yard, near the c ir.a of Market and Six»h streets. llllv 1 - FOR SALE. AHoufe and Lot, Stables, Shop, &c. fuit ablefbr a Store, or Tavern, with a well of excellent water before the door ; (Jtuated heaf* ihy and pleasant on the Banks of Toms' Rivti • Dover Towfldiip, Monmouth County, New a Jtrfcy, within feveu miles of the Sea the Ri ver and Bjy jffotding plenty of fifh, o>fter 6 and clams—alto pU-uty of wild sow in the winter I'eafon; and a site retreat from Peailential dif cafes. Also for Sale, tituated as above merr/ipned on the Banks of fatd River, several small im proved places with valuable FiQuries, together with timber and wood lands, adjacent saw millj \ 4c. Like wile Lots upon fairi River, on which Houfcs maybe budfeafy and cheap, lumber 4c. beihg plenty in the nace i> ereifled tiear by, and from everyappear »«cethe_plff(.eu likely to become gootHor trade, and alrnoft every Jund of business, the Naviga tion of the River bc,ing fafe and easy, and the niiUncc to the' occean act more than seven or eight miles, the leats for water works ahd man ufaiSfories equal if not exceed anv in the Ur.ited States; being situated so near navigation that there i 9 little or no land Carriage—any perform inclining topurchal'e will plcafe a P p!v to tbe fubferibercn'the premises or'to . In the Cbair. GEORCE IV. IML AT. ■No. $o D"fV Streft. WILLIAM E. IML AT. a "g" ft '9 (.»S) d6t &3- The U. Slates Loan-Office for PdHnsylvani3 t is remo'/kd to the Rtdgt rood, two and an bdlf miles from the city. * 6 ' ..... 42W JUST IMPORTER Into Wilmington, v. te of Delaware, Sixty Hhds, Sug AR, SUI j«il te drawback, ami for fair (>h cr e) by Jehu HoUingfvorth &? Co. '•'•lmington. August i 6 j, w FOR. SALE • At Hardy's Inn, Market Strcet. as Ele. gant SADDLE HORbE. a "g u st 26 gj 3tm Cdlct s s Hole/ in (.iPTtnuntoivn. HpHE Subfcr'iVefbef* leave to inform tie public in (jtneral. iwl bis friends in particular, that he has opened h)s Hotel in Gcrmantown, just above the Market House; he ha = provided the best „f liqmrsof sllkindf, he will prepirn dinners at the fliorteft hotice and on the molt reasonable terms t relrefliments of every lcind to be had at all times as well as soup* ev-ry d a y from II te 3 o'clock. ' His ordinrry will be as usual at half past three ocloch, 7 <MES CULLERS. d 2W august 16 N O T I C E. The fnbfcripers being duly authorised to receive all the debts a d effea s of Jamea Wilkins, <?f Philadelphia, all thofa indebted to him ire cautioned 3gainft mailing pay. ment to arv othei* persons. DANIEL .SMITH; GIDEON H. WELLS, A-! 3 u!: 26th, '99, touim. TOBELET. IJn'il the 15th or November nexf, Afafe Retreat from Philadelphia, n a pleifam situ nio i, abdutthrec mi!e S from town. Application left at thePrintsrY aildreTic? tc A. 11. will be atteude ! to. , auguflza S-WJW SPECULATi6ft Enquire at the Brewery, corner of Dock and Pear ftrtetL of LUKE VV. MORRIS. - - V , %
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