foreign snttlligeiue. PARIS. September 17. Ycfterday the Directory sent a meflage to th« Council of joo, in which it it said, u The aAivity and btldnrli, citizen re (ircfenutlves, of the royal calibrator*, be comes alarming j the dine&ory watches with redoubled vigilance ; the dreams of bribery and fedu&ion flow through all '.lie parts of the republic, lis Paris, citiien tives, was already fabricated the royal pro clamation, which exhorted Frenchmen to the rtftoration of the throne and power of Louis XVIII. In Paris these monarchial circular lettets know their origin, they >re intended as forerunners of royal dignity ; pitricide prefles have diftributtd many thro' the departments, and this very moment nia r.> thoofauds of them are completed. The directory ordered these proclamations to he fcixrd, ef which a lpccimen is here present ed. All those who are concerned in this work are in the hands of juflrce ; their fen trnce awaits them ; their guilt, doet it not exiced that of others ? May not such * pro ceeding be called the niorder of the repub lic ? Ought they not to he delivered up to the military commiflion j" Thii mefTagc was referred to a committee of five memberi. The perf >ns who i,i ronfirmitv to the above mess; ge, were apprehfuded and con fined in the i'emple, *re the printer Lottie, Brothers Ujr and tiia wife—.i>o proclamations were found With them $ one of the Prince de Coride, an address to the eons« ripts ; and 4000 copies of an addfefs to th; French soldiery. ' "■ Our prinft fay,- that the military crfro miflioo to which the directory lias dejivered the royal, printers (as fluted iff the above message) may finally become the-revolutiona ry tribunals. " The mif-ufc us military commifiiuns has been the downfall of Jame-s the Second in England—in France, -J nrits ought to dteidt." A Courier from Berlin l»s arrived here ; according t<» our public prints here, a good underftandins continues to exist between Prnffid and France. Since Ihe - resignation of Bernadotte, mi. nifter of war, rrijuefts have been made by Marchaad {formerly regulator of the Jaco bin Club) Chr.udien, Raiffon, and many other Jjcohiiii, to be dismissed from their fc vetal offices. . ... ... Ihe HifmilTro minister war, Bernadotte, u(e, in one of his Jnft: proclamations •wLich he made to the army,.ot tb«"following sentence, " I long tpr the .acrivaii of that moment, which bring me' into yourbo fom —in eoßfequence of Vhich the direftnry resolved on the 14th " that the rrfignatiou of Berdanotte,. mimfter of war,, be accepted." In a lfljter therefore dvecled to liim on that occaliou, it w»i notified,to him, thiii it hrdenneda grcat'ijegjee cf if during his stay in Pans, he would meet the directory for the puipofe of concerting the mod salutary measures, re fpeeting the command which they had- de. envd to him : hereupon general wrote the dtreflory pfl the 15th infi. thefol- Jpwinj i 'fer: • ■ Citizens Directors. " This infiant I received your decree of ycftfrriay, and the cenclufive letter afcoip'- panying the fame. You *cccj>t * refis'ita." firn which I did not intend to iie'ep ly nupnrffcd with the importance o(.tlje mca tiirs adopted for the fupporj of Varde •partnier*,. I-wilh: - d to be extricated from the certain coi frqucnt difficulties. Thil n* cr ,ibt has ctufed your refolvt to fe«d tne ! art. to the amy again. The moment at wl-.irh I ani rraty to giveyou a ftatementof up to the aid iuft. you" to announce to rtie that you have me to a command. I leave it for >ou'to judge, whether, after att interrupted ! :;irs i t'twenty years-fatigue and labour, I l.iHve drfrrved a penlion. I declare to you > . lrtut hesitation that I now ftan'din nerd o<' tl at as well as of a retired life." . Yefle-rday it was reported that Quinette nsimfter of the lmeri«r, hsd refigneS"; the office devolved upon Fouehe, (minister of police) and emnwiiflary Maire wis appointed to the office of minister q{police in the reorr of Fouche. FIFTY DOSLLARS REWARD. OtJ Thiirfday, ni O&ober, daferted from the encampment, sear Brill 01, Perfufjlvinu, HENRY WEiTi an entitled Mufieian, belonging to the company of Captain Mattbdw Henry of the terth regiment of United State* Infantry. He was »6 years of age, j fret ? inches high, grey eyes, fair complexion, born in the county of Tyrone, Ireland, he is a little (loop ihouldered and (peaks in a low tone of voice. ALSO,' j Drfertrd from the company of captain Hugh Brady, on Saturday, 16th Odlober, four privates, JOHN DENWIS, aged 34, 5 feet 8 inches high, TOhi in New York, grey eyes, brown hair, brown complexion,.was much addi&ed to liquor, and when intoxicated very talkative. SOLOMON SMITH, aged 37, 5 feet 7 inches high, born in New-York, grey eyes, brown hair, fair com plexion, a notorious offender, this bciug his third defcrtion. SIMEON DUN, aged ax years, and 6 months, 5 feet 5 inches high, born in Ncw-Jcr fe 7» fair hair, brown complexion. CHARLES Mc. I.EY, aged 16, 5 feet 6 inches high, bprn in Ireland, grey eyes, black hair, dark complexion—he it fuppf oiif Lord one thcui» faod fevrn hundred and njpety nine, before the* Judgcstfflhe fame court, on the petition of . John Wijlfon, ptayirfg-the aA ot Aflcmbly, pro viding the perifoit debtor stall .not j?e liable to imprisonment for dcht after delivsring up his eftatcfo/; use of hit creditors, maj.be ex tended to him. The Court appoint the finft diy of rroxt term, to hear petitioner and his cre ditors, and order that he his creditors public notice hereof, inTenno'b Philadelphia pap«r, and in Yuadt and Brown's Baltimore paper, for one week, eading at least four weeks before the'd&y of hearing; and that he • lfo g'xp to John Gillef pie and Jacob Everhart persona] u*tice in writing, tpbeierved on £hem,&t'leafl fifteen to the hearing. At-September term, this order was continued to the firft day of December term. By the Court. EPHRAIM DOUGLASS, Protbonotarji rO B£.'S OJ/'D, TWO new two Story Hou.- foplMfintlyfuuaUd nnr the J«lly Poft-T av . em, app«r ti,d of the Village of. Frankford. There are ia *ach house, betides a kitchen, two rooms on the firft floorj three-on the fecoDd, with reo'my garntj, ill well finifhed j there *■< alf« to eaen, a good garden lot, ft»We and coach house. Part gooda will be taken in pay ment. Any pcrfona wiftunj to becoae pur< chafers are requefied to view the p'reraifes, and for term« ipplv to ' JOHN McCLELLEW. FfanVford,_July ij- 'eotf •LOSr on STOLEN, On the 28th infiant. A New Jitiglc. cafe Silver Watch, With a hand. (hewing the day of the month ca the face, and marked on the inside of the cafe, A C C *3773 with a lifht tilue silk firing anda gilt key 6xed- thefeto. Whoever will deliver the (aid watch at no". 13 SftuthThird-ftrcct, (hall receive Four Dollar (reward . , w. b. Wtteh wukt rs and others are requeftcJ to stop the said watch if offered for sale, and give in formstion as above. nor. *9. DESERTED. ON the iftinfl from the Marrine Carraeks, HUGH DUFFIELD, a private in the Marine Corps, a native of Ireland,'aged 35, five feet Sve inekes high, dark hair, light complex ion. He lias resided for some time past in- this city, where his family now are. t' Whoever apprehends said Oeferter and de livers him at the Ml nine Barracks, 6r lodges him in goal, will be paid a reward bf ten dol ars, and reasonable charges. JAMAS M'KXIGlir, Capt. comn%di»g Marine Barracks. December 5. diw. DR. ANDREWS > Of the Jniverfity of Pennfylvioi*; 'lf Proposes to rrceive afr\v Pfivate Pupils U be imstrctcd in the rudiments of THE LATIN LANGUAGE. HE confines himfelf-to begiraitf* ; because he would not incur the darker of having many Claflt f, or being obliged to baild on an ibfufiriem foundation. And as he will require their attendant* bat two hours in the day (from ellven o'clock in the fore noon, to one) ; there will he no need of removing them irom the fchooh to which they have hither* to gore, or may be intended to be Tent, for their improvement, in reading, writing, ciphering, and other ufeiul branches A literature, not ufaally taught in a Latin school. wfcfif December 5, 17*99 Drawing School. MR. BECK having been solicited by mary of hia friend, to engage in a Drawing School, take, the liberty of informing them aad the pub lic that h« intend, opening one at hi, house in Fifth street, oppoHte tbe State house yjrd, on Monday the 4th of November, on the following term,: Men Jays, Wtdntfdajt and Fridays, Ladies fcom thr«e till five, per quarter,* Gcn'lcmea, from halt past 5 till halt past 7, Private Leflnns, at home for one hour, From hom-ice 11$ centa. . December J. FOR SALE, BY SIMON WALKER, No. 78 Walnut Street, ENOUbH PORTER and Brown Stoat, In eaflcj of-6 dozcti each, >4 Tin i— Sheet, Inr oud pis Lead, f locating; and ai not Icfi than' 4000 beres eta be tegiftersd or located, will receive any number "of Warrant! left than that amount', and ,£l»f» thictn with other« io as to make up the tjuin tity required-. The lulifcrijjer 'propoAs a!fo to attend on the [and immediately after locating, and ihew any fcdion in which he may he employed. Letters ot warrants addrefled to.Alexander Addifon, Efq Pittlburgh, until the 111 day of Jauuary nex , or to th« subscriber at Wafliington, Pei.nfylvini*,,any -time" previous to the 17th Bee. and from that . 103, Higb street. II 4no . »4th, I?J5> diw A DWELLING HOUSE, Range of Stores, and a Counting Ilouse, On Mifflin's wharf, Water ftrect, between Race and Vine streets. gj* Enquire of Pattifon Hartfboxne, no. 119 north Front December 3 BOARD and LODGINGS. MRS. HAND RrsPEGTFULI jY informs her friends and the public in general, that (he has just removed to the nanfion house, in Franklin Court, formerly oc cupied by Dr. Frankliß, and latterly by fh" Por tugiLefe Minifler/the Chevalier De Friere. A family may be accommodated with & suit of rooms, and single gentlemen With i'eparatc apartnier.ts,oc Board only. Has 3lfo Coach HeuH and Stables for four horfcs, to Jew. BOV.SO. diw 3tawtf (Pric Entrant. £3* For further Particulars apply to Mr. F /O. north Eighth street. December 3. GITr DANCING ASSEMBLT. "PHE Subtciibers are infora-.nl that th« firtl AfTcinbly will br hrld at Mr. o'Ells*'s- Hotel, on Thurfdity tbe nth infant. December 4, TWO TRUNK 3 PRINTED COTTONS* Suited to the Weft-India Market, and —UtUJ it Irvubatk—For falc by GEOXGE WILLIAMS, Ns. irj. High Street. ALSO, Dots. 9 9 1 3 Nine hundred pair of American strong made SHOES, together wi*hfundry other articles. 4 diw. For Sale, At the Merchant's Coffee House, on Mon daj\ 9 tb mst. at balfpsst >a o'clock^ 0 R O N O, AS'flit c»mc from sea, and now laying at the wharf of John Rofj, Esq. burthen 13» ton*regil'er, about 3 yeara old, cemplete ly fitted, add ready to prdceed to &a, mount ing twelve, fix and nine pound cannon, lmall V""i boarding setting, Ac. at per inventory left with ih« Auctioneer. Ternn, approved indorsed nctei at ay 4, and 6 montk« ( , R. S. FOOTMAN, AuAioneer- December 3. djt. * : For FREIGHT <.r CHAKTKR, For Eoropi or tfce Weft Indict, -■ THE SHIP PACIFIC, } JMNLBW I'ERKIN'3 Muft^r, i tonffp* -W' ' 1 a staunch goad Ship, - BErSfietr ' well Jitted, burthen about 3000 bbrrels, end ready to receive a cargo. «n board. >" ' ■ £3" For :er«n apply to WHARTON and LEWIS, Mo; ttj'Seuth Front ft«£r, r/HO HAM FOR SJLIt, A parcel of Havanna Molaffcs, Old Madeira Wi'nr, Ground Ginjrer, m ■ Builington. Sec. &c. November it. ■ dtf For LIVERPOOL, DA WISH -SHIP &M&J LITTLE MARTHA, fiSmppl Olea C, Mark, master, THE principal put of her cargo being now ready 10 go an board, Car will fail with all poQible dilpatch. For Freight apply to NICZLIN 55 GRIFFITH. « Nov. 37, 1799 MARSHAL'S SALE. United Stitri, 1 _ fenniflymia Distrifi, \ In pursuance of a writ to me directed, from the hone rabte Richard Peters, Esquire, Judge of the DifiriA Court of the United States, in and tor the Pennf/lvania Diftria, will be ex posed |) public sale at the Merchant! Coffee House, in the City of Philadelphia, onSa tuiday the jth of December next, at la o'clock, at noon ; The armrd Fre nth rtffcl, LA MAGICIENNJ, WjMiili «nd Angular appvrtcaancca, u the Anx n»« arc, having brrp lately fciitd and taken sb ibe high ie», icAwtlfcin tbie juril'diSiaa of the fail Court, libelled againff; prnfec'uted and toodeipu«d, at th« (wit of Mcfra Brown,. Efij. comn;ai*jfr of (>e public- jrmcJ rcfltl (tailed tfie Merrimack, in behalf of hiatfclf and the ather officers, and crew thereof. WILLIAM NICUOLS,- Marshal. MarfhilVOflicc ar Philadelphia, V ' I" iijib jyoa.v-j' «•' N. fl. An inventory insy.be - teen at tie -of. sice. . Dfe. i. Genteel furnifhed Apartment*, T4~Let in Chefxut jir ui t Suitable for • Of CONGRESS. Enquire at the Office of this Gazette. AW 3p.- 31 —Dec. a&4 Lodging and Break]ast, FOR one or two single Ot-ntlemca, ia a genteel private family, with the use et a neat front Parlour, and Hoard lor 3cmstt mtj be had at No. 18 north Filth street. ' November 16. TWENTY DOLLARS REWARp, f O AN A WAY or Saturday evening the 13th July instant, from Colebrook Furnace, Lantalier county, a Negro Man named Cato, he it about 40 yean cf age, live feet si* or se ven iucVshigh, tolerable black, with a down ill look, squints, he in a cunning artful fellow, a greai liar, and very fond ot strong liquor, has been brought up to the farming bulineli, ii very handy at any kind ot laboring work ; he to»>k with him a number of clothing, amungll which were, one luit plain Nankeen; (fume money). It laexpe&ed h» ha*> shaped hitcourfe for Philadelphia or New Y,prk. *f* The >bove reward will be paid for se curing him In any p
    evfry thing in bit power to give fatitfac tion to thole who may think proper to employ him. He meant to confine hit tranfaAiont to the Jigcr cj and CommiJJion line, in all such hu- Cn<(« as it common to the profeflion. The purohalc and file ef Houfcs and Lots in and ntnr the City will be attended to, and also of Lar.Ji, when that bufincft asain revive*' November 19. djw(Ds iw) EOX SALE, Holland Linens, German Lir.feys, fil depreuve, Gintrhams, Ladies Kid Gloves,' by the dozen or quantity. £s* *PP'T 31 No.»i7 Sooth F»ur hStreet,near the Indian Que;n. November 17 WILUAM SHEAFF HA S FOR SALE, At No, 168 High Street, wholesale & retail, natr qy.tuTr Madeira of the vintage *f -9* to *97 ) Old Sherry, fort and I.ilbon J WIVES. First and itnrih proof old Coniae Broody, Jamaica Sjiiriti. also, A feia Ton? of Upland and Meadora Hay. d6t December a LOG WO OD FOJi SALE* Oa board th« brigantine Fire Sifter*. Enquire of JOSEPH DONALDSON. Nov:mb-jr-z-j. FOR SALEs THE CARGO Of the ft ip Rcbdcca.John M'Kcever.maftei^frcai BATAVIA, —Consisting 3jo,ooowt. of COFFEE & > , ... «,0 M w t . of SUGAR, J ft Apply to JOSEPH SIMS, No. i J5, i'outh V«'iter ftrcct* . diot Nov. 17 JUST RECEIVED, ahd re* s Alt, By WILLIAM V.OUNO, S. W. corner of Second and Cbofput ftrccu, No I, ' , fe Of Rureatioas u1 Agriculture, 1 Hatpral Hif lory, rtt, tnd MifctUaneous LiWratvrt, ■ B7 Jamct Aodcrfrn, L. L. D. F. R. 3.it t,S. M. Prut kalf * Brfmr. Subfcriptlom for thii work wt)l m«»cd by William Young. AW 30. / POST OFFICE, ' November. THE Poll Office will be Removed this day at Sun set, to No. X] South third Street. dtf. Bank of North America. THE STOCKHOLDERS ARE hereby notifiei thit an Ele&ioa for Twelve Directors for the taOaiSig fat, wiQ be held »s the Bank, on Mosidajr Oil 13in lieurf ncK, it to a'clvck. RICHARD WELLS, Catbier. Dec. 3, 1799. JtE LANCASTER STAGES. THE Proprietor* of the Philadelphia and Laa caftcf lux ofStage* DIiPATCH, return their gratefol thaoks to their friend* and the public is general, for the piii favor* they have received,and inform then tliat in addition to the regular Line,