That the decision of those questions by the
Frefident of the United States, against the
jnrifJiAion of the courts of the United
Stnes, in a cafe where those courts had al
ready aiTunied and e>:ercifed jurifdi&ion by
his advice and request, to the judge of the
iliflritt court, that,the person thus charged
should tie delivered bp, provided only fueh
evidence of bi« criminality, should be produ
ced as would juftify his appreheiifion and
commitment for trial, are a dangerous inter
f-rence of the executive with judicial deci
sions, and that the compliance with such ad
vice and reoueft, on tfie part of the judge
of the diltridi court of South Carolina, is a
facrifice of the conlHtotional independence
us the judicial power,, and exposes the admi
uiflration thereof to luipicioii and reproach.
Mi. L. moved lint theft refolutious be
referred to the committee of the whole House
to whom was. committed the lneffage of the
Prelident relative to Thomas Nalli—which
was agreed to, 5 J members riling in favor
•f it.—Adjourned.
NEW-YORK, February So.
A young man sent with a check on tke
Manhattan Bank for 375 dollars, stopped
in hi< way thither, and whiltt in the ait of
uradii.g the check, wan acco'ied oy a gen
teel looking stout man, drefled in acambiet
cloak, who pretended to have connections
with the bank, and offered to give guineas
for the amount of it. The young roan cen
fcrning, the llranger withdrew with him
into ail apothecary's ihop on the oppfilite
iide oi tlx way, and drew an order on a
cap'ain Vvnite at the Albahy coffee-hot fe
ft r 74 gui/ices, and ligncd his name John
White, which the young man took without
examination ; and, on application at the
coffee house, was informed that no such
ptrfon was known there. In the mean
while the swindler received the amount cf
the check at the bank.
We licnr that Mr. C. W. Perile 'intends
to e'xhibi.',' at his Myfeum, near the State
hout'e, to-mrrrow evenjuj', a Transparent
Portrait (as huge as lile) of our late Com
mander in ( jhiet* Geokge Washington.
CINCINNATI.
JC7* Ladies and Gentlemen who have
been furnifhed with cards of admifiion to
. the German church id Race street, on Sa
turday next, are refpetlfully informed that
no pirrfon with a transferred ticket will be
admitted.
The procefiion will move down Chefnut
street to Third street, np Third street to
Race street, and up Race ft. to the church.
By order of the (landing committee,
JOHN MARKLAND, fee. pro tern
February 20.
Philadelphia, Feb. 1 j, 1800.
SEAR 111,
By order of the committee of arrange
ment, Ido myf»l£ the pleasure to fend you
an cxtraA from ibe mii:vte« of the Handing
Committee of the Pcttnfylvania society of
ihe Cincinnati, in order that you may take
fujh nacafurts in eonLquence thereof as you
ftial! defn> proper.
V Rejnhted That Mac herfon's Legion
he rtqucficd to precede the ftcicty in t 're pro
cejjion from the State lUuf to the church in
Race Jlreet on SaturJ y ths z dos February.
The requejl to he made through the command
ing officer of tks eerps, and th it featt bi set
apart for I, em in the thatch"
I beg have to mention that it is the wish
of tke committee that the proceflion fiiould
move from the State Houle precifcly at 12
o'clock, and return in the fame order in
which it proceeds to the church-
lam with much rtfpe. and esteem,
Dear Sir, your obedient feivant,
M.M'CONNEL, Afft. Sec'ry.
■ Brigcdrer Gen. Macpherfon.
, general M ACPHERSON, in
t*9fequtn(f of the above communication, di
rffij thai the BLUES parade at the State
iioofit iu Saturday the 2id at 1 1 o'clock A.
JK: •in-unifm'ni, <uith their Jtde arms only.
By Order as Brigadier General Ma pherfon.
J' M*CAULEy, Adj.t.
C A it D.
jC?" IN purfunnee of a resolution of tfic
Standing- Committe of the lVnnfylvania So
ciety of tin- Cincinnati, the members of'the
Cincinnati, nut belonging to this State, who
may be in the city on Saturday the 221! i»(t.
tlie officeri ot the late revolutionary army,
■not members of the society, the officers oY
the army, navy, and militia, are refpe£lf»llv
invited to join in proceflfion to he formed at
the State Honfe, precifelv at 12 o'clock of
said day, by the Pennsylvania Society of
Cincinnati, and proceed from thence to the
Reformed Church in Race ft. where an Eu
logiuni on the charafter of Gen. WASH
INGTON will he delivered before tfae Soci
ety by one of its members. The procession
will return in the lame order in which it
proceeds to the church.
N. B. The citizens will pltfafe to take
notice, that no person (other than those in
the proccffion) will be admitted into the
church, -without a card of admijjion, on any
pretence whatsoever.
Cards have been delivered equal to the
number of persons which it is supposed
can be conveniently accommodated in the
church. H
Jc.iiies Moore, "J
C.bc.rles Biddle, / Committee of
hi. MK.onneti. j Arrangement.
Robert Palter., J
1 'I ;! x'.clphb, ft J. '5-i Lee.
—-
d&t.
. C I N. C I N >' A T 1..
At a meeting ol the i'ennlylvania State So
ciety of the Cincinnati, held at the StaU'
House, in Philadelphia, on the 21ft of
December, 1799,
BRIGADIER GEN. MACPIIERSON
IN . UK liHAia,
The following Refolutious we're movei by
Major Jackson, and unaniinoufly
' ' adopted :
Resolved, Thit, in veneration oi the e.x
alkd virtues, patri»tiftn, and public si rvicrs
of our late molt excellent, beloved, and fv;?r
to be lamented Sfrefident General, Geoiye
Wafhinglcn,—and as a tribute ol the deepest
sorrow, and 111 oft alTcdionste attachment to
his endeared and 'illufkioiit memory, the
Members of this Society will wear mourn
ing, uimiected with the Badge of the Society,
during fix months.
Resolved, I'hat a (trip of black Ribband
palling along the centre of the Ribband ol
the Order, ue added 011 this, occ.iliou.
The following r.'folutionfi >vere moved by gen.
Macpherfon and unanimously adopted.
Rcfohed,. That Major jack Ton be requtfl
ed to prepare and pronounc.- an Eulogium on
the character of General Wa filing ton, em
bracing a fumniaiy review of his Civil and
Military ferviirs ; and that the fame be de
livered before this Soci<ity on Saturday the
2jd day of February next, at ofie o'clock,
P. M. at such place as the Standing Com
mittee to whom the arrangements of the day
are referred, Hi all determine.
Reioived, That the Pielidentofthe United
State,l and hisl.iuiiU—the Vice PrefiJentof
the United States, the Speaker of the House
of ReprrfcßUtive*, the Members of both
Houses of rrfs, the Heads of Depart
ments, the Judicial y, and such other officers
of the (general and Stat.. Governments as
may then be in Philadelphia, be refp, clluiiy.
invited to honor the Society with their pe
fence on the lion.
December 21
From a London Paper of the 4th December.
INTERESTING MEMOIRS j l"'* "TT rl* tfec batlle
the 1 ft and 2d of August, 1798, he was ea
of run galljnt 1 gaged with the van fliips ofithc enemy yn-
Captain Miller, of the Theseus. ! lil \ he Y were when be tonk a fe
. « , . ! cond anchorage in tke rear, a*id assisted at
The public have been much mterefted in : their ture f and aftcrwardj , mor . parti .
he unfortunate termination of the short, but ! cu , ar , ; n the cos the Tonaßt . In
, "" iant ' C .f, reer I late /T"!" 1 the course of this aft,"on he vas wounded ia
tf.llett Miller, we have no doubt but .t w.H th# Hig wag Qne of ftj hw ;
>e gratified by the foljowmg few P"ucular« ch as the £o w!u r °
I we h aV e been able to colled*. He moved from a {he t ; cular
,v„ born in New York the H th of Janua- • ft o ' t S ; r s d 3mith g J or(Jere< ,
•y, .762,m.1 was the only fonofan Amer- Ear , gt V ; n ' cen / t0 fo|ow , that offificl
ean Gentleman, who facnficed the whole (he Mediterranean . He was'difpatched
»fh.s property to h, S zeal and steady at. fcy S| -. s;d Sm;th t<j A f / w
tachment to loyalty, and whofuries prfv , oU3 to b ; 3 own arrival theref t0 qon( J U
0 deplore the .rreparahlc loss he ha, M- Uh, and assist, Gaehar Pacha, in patting
ained mfoch a son. Captain Miller was ua<l » rji rS
i r .. it , j r j . , the place in the heft state of detenoe J* refill
and the Royal Acad.rr.y a, Por:fmouth » d ' a ' c '"K !° *«■«*'. « d ™ »> "SW
t . . ' i i »/• • ia j- " 1€ iufrendcr of the garrison, at the mo
where having completed his nautical ltudies, _ . tn . xjru ,* . , \ ...
1 u j *i_ a j . n , mm of Capt. Millers arrival there*wbichi
be went on board the Ardent in 1778. and - 4 i X > r . - '
r1 j •u a j • 1r» l- r / • the assurance of further lupport fro OA
failed wnh Admiral Gambier for America. 0:. c*j o_-..u * r J * • "j*>*
?f g
who appointed him his Aid-de Carrp. and c «mm«nd.the n aval force, jh.le S.r
frequently employed him in the flat bottom- 1 '; i
rd boats against the cemy, and in ™y Sh™' h" l
aftive situation that occnrred ; .he remain- ' f
der of ,l, e last war h served in the Weft . 71
L.dies and America alternately, where he '3' h be ™ dlt .
volunteered for e„ry service in\-bich ad- ?V^ <d "1 °*
vantage could anfe to hi, country, or credit | f* 8 " 1 "' ! h " had fi ' lcd fr °? fl Al<:xa " d " a - U '
to liimftlf. Iu (hi, part of bis naval career, ! J ° Ppa / W,t . h »" d r «
he was three times wounded. In the year j ''* Z L'
I"/ 81 t,e wa, appointed to the rank of Lieut. l T t burftmg of fo*c
by Lord Rodney. b ®"d the 1 heieua. ; •. ...
At the commencement of the pr, feat war , Th f " mth ' c
he failed a. Lieutenant of the Windsor Caf- V 7 ft , " ° ffice ;« UnrJTalled
tie, with Admiral Colby, for the- mediter- know ! ed g« act,ve ical tor the fcr
rani an, in April ,7,3. On thi, Ration he 5, A [° °rV "'r
was in all the aftive service on shore at Tou d,ft ' n K u f ed f *»>"<'«' l " ¥'•
lon, and more particularly at the deftrufti- " "*1 fa,d ° f h,m ' th . 9t . hc w " tlu?
on of the French (hips o. the evacuationoi P«rect,oa.
that place. His *eal and enterprize to ex- rfe f ' eft a , W,d °, W and ' WO dau K ht^
ecute thu important duty effea.ially, was °" e ° f th u e ° c f fe ! ll » r Mr ?
very near proving fatal to him, which wa.
manifefted by Sir Sidney Smith's public hu f a " d a ." d father '. b^' the ro ß <
letter or that occasion. The success of his. CMltcd P nvate worth and P"M'C hcro.fm, y
aaxious endeavours i« also acknowledged by I
that officer. Me was soon afterwards ap
pointed to the Viftory, by Lord Hood,
the commander in chief, and was aAively For the fecorid time.in America,
employed in the boats, and on shore, at the' 77' if Evening, 'February- -21, 1800..
redudiooof St. Fiarenco, Baftia and Calvi, Wl " *! e prefcntci, a j»l»y, .io four ails. caßen
io Corfics. On the French fleet taking THE COUNT OF BURGUNDY
flicker in Gourgean Bay (June and July . by Augyfiui Vrn XtAnku. ' +
j/9j) ftwgly fortified by the ifiatids Iprm- Adapted to the American Stage by a L'itizea
in g "» and the only paflengers into the fa id of. the United State*. r^ ! »
Wbour, he proposed to Lord Hopd, to Father Peter, Mr. W^nell^eßryV.'MK
set fire to tliewy-at that anchorage. The Cain—Chevalwr Ven Hallwyl, Mr.- Wais^n^ l
commander in chief immediately appointed oant Huge, Mr. Dsrfcy—CbevaKei Walter
him, then 3d Lieutenant of the Vi&orv, Blonay, Mr.Bernar.l—
the command of the Pouletto, one of
the French ships brought away from Tou- Man, Mr MorriT °
lon, with orders to fit her as a fire (hip for Elizabeth Von Hallwyl, Mrs. -Merry--
that purpose ; to effeft this hazardous en- trude, Mrs. Frami»—Yousg Wothan,- Mr».
terprize, his utmost endeavours were con- Snowden—Lktle Oirlt, Mis« . SolS^ipii!<-^-Ma
ftantly exerted for more than fix weeks , I>ut DpWig r of Mr?.'
the wind drawing off tilt land as the night Morri »- ~ ; \ l\
came on, with frequent calm*, fruftrated 'so whkh will be-added, a Comic OpWa", calle.d
his zealous and gallant efforts to enter the THE SfANISH BARBER, i '>'<
port. He attempted this objeft five times, , Or, Fruitless Precaution. , •
and once got so near io ai 10 receive the fire «,« The Theatre will be opened qn S»tur :
from the enemy s batteries, and bad aAu- day, andtlie performances appropriate : t« tht
ally entered the passage, when the wind fail- ceremonies of the day—--'i'lwy will cotmiKiiri
ing t rendered his perleverence ineffeaual. with an ELEGIAC ODE, bi
After these successive trials, the plan was V(*al and luttrumefital MiiGe, dedicated tc
abandoned as ioipraaicable. the memory of the late illuttriaiii GEN
He was in the general aftions under the IN CHIEF ot lll* Armiei ot' the Unitet
command of Lord Hothain the 13th and f States—After which the Twgedy ot. GIJ&
14th March, 1794 j his ftip was primed TAVAS VASA. . . '
ready to aft, had an opportunity offered, f Bp x . o«e .|)ollar. Pit, thrw tpiVrters 4 (
He was promoted to the rank of Post cap- dollar, i«dGal!ery half a doUir.
tain in Janua'y" 1796, aud appointed tp the daors <»f the Theatre will ope a at;
command of the Mienbaa*. lyinjr then at r f'. ind .'j 1 ® curta K r ' fe at 2^*rtt
Corsica, i 0 a tt .cc «£ for JferWce , ( 6 RESJXJBLICA
.
hn: !••• ; rr f • exertions fa.- Wis removed . 77'//'flC hogsheads (if Sugar
to St. Florem •.'••• - '. i ' ' PORSALE
exfr rrc zeal for the fcrvjcc beiiTfj •
Xl - , ° HV TH>' SUIiSCKIin R.
mad'- known t Earl St. \ incefit, then ar- ... ~ .
rived o.i the above Ration a, Commander m A generous ceo.t w,)l fe flowed-
Chief, he was removed toa more aftive fitii- Apply to MOOKK nHAH I OM, No. n
ation, W beir g appointed to the cemmand South Water Sum.
of ihe Un'te, aVd tlifpatched on a confide- February 21
rable fc-rvice to ihe Adriatic, which he con- • .
tinned to execute until the evacuation of * nF
Coifie?, when it became necessary to recal ».»•/• ' r j rir I^^.
him from that important station, to join the Mllllafy Land Vr artatltS,
fleet; fnon 'after which he was appointed H>lt THl r . )'URPOsE OL ? LOCATING
to the command of the Captain, bearing
Lord Nd'O'i's broad "pendant, which ihip TAMES IT. SMITH, a? early asthe idofStpt
had a very diltinguifhed (hare in theme- no- J si : .rtlv after his return trim virwng tin
rable aftion of the 13th of Feb. 1797. Military I.aud, offer, dhi. lervice to the holde:
Captain Miller's merits on this occafioti, «r Military Land Warrants (or the pnrpole o
, , 1 ,r 1 i , 1 j eladitiur, reKiHrrmgarid locating the.n, m con
:i ,-,e been very haotffomrly , r ' tn , r h rJ ,,,,„ K , lt made- with M
by the C ommodore, and the Commander j am .„ johulon in July peered up, on the land,
in Chief- for ihe purpose oF exploring the i€<Slions n th<
At the blockade ot* Cadiz, he was fre- whole survey This bufmefs hiving keen rar
quently employed in the boats to oppose the wed efle<fl by Mr. Johnlon. witli
Attacks of the gun boats belonging to the the afliftance of an intelligent inhabitant of that
j • - f *u c -T country, they having: talon notes defcxiptivcol
enemy ; and, in one ot thole engagements. . _' 9 . 7 .. . . . •
- \ 9 . r . , ... rr the situation, foil and natural advantages at
,fter aavmg subdued Ins opponent, ot fupc wh f , aimi wh ole furvry Mr.
r;.)i f. rcc, was fuccefoful in saving Lord j .hnfon being now here with thofc notes, tojje-
Nelson, who was in his own boat, hard ther with the fa id J P. Smith having a com
piedi d by the enemy, and, by hisafliftance, copy of the Smveyor fieneral'f return,
tunc ' the sfTi'htrils ; he,.was alio employ- mude tothe lrea!ury I'f pai tmentof ihe 1 own
ed placing the bomb vefTel*, wlien every Ihip lnr*eys. ...
, . /r u i tie.ni! thus irtormed, the f.blcribers, j< ntly,
me . lervice wis neceflary. He was rc- . _ , h . . ! . . . f ' r
r .... , r osTer their ferviets trt the holders or wai rants 01
movt.i to tlie ( heleus with Lord Nellon. ; a bove defeription, to receive, tegifter anil
O.i the expedition against Tfneriffe, at for which one tenth p»rt of the land lo
llorming th town of Santa Ctuz, be was rated will he required as a compenfati .n —for
the .11 T. who eriten'd the euemy'i at locating where the registry is already marie,
the tioir, arid in forci: his » y into the a» may he hereafter agreed on by applying to
t wr, to join the other parties, ifter having «"•■* ' fubferihers. Stieh of the hor.ora
j • , J c ■*» c ii I ble th« members of Congrels as may now hold,
driven the enemy from thole works, he nar- . _ ° r . k >' r> »„ « ■
J . - / , or m3v receive warrants from their friends ue
rowly clcaped, his clothes being torn, and jd of March next, by addrefling aline
bimfelf much bruised and cut, by the stones I to e i t h er Q i ,h e fnhferihers, through the mcdi
whir h the enemy's shot threw over him. On urn of the Post Office, will he waited on agree-
Lorc! \ T elfon'« return to E.'gland, he con- a pie to their appoint'iient.
tinned in the command of the Thefeua, and JAMES E. SMITH,
was employed, a« before, in the blockade AV too, ScuiL Bib Street, oppofttc Ibt Horse Marfrt.
ind bombardment of Cadiz, and was twict] JAMES JOHNSON,
mgaged with the enemy's gun boats i'h AV>. 3.9, Market Strut.
ZJihralur Ray. jtawt^M
He was appointed one of the fqnadron to
cinforce Lord Nelfun, whea the French
leet. with Buonaparte's army, went up up
vW h f the Nil
liwjw&dtf
NEW THEATRE.,
Fthruaiy »x
PORCUPINE
To the Public.
WHEN I determined to discontinue the
publication of Porcupine's Gazette, I inten
ded to icmain for the future, if net an un
toncemed, at lead, a silent fpc£tator of pub
lic i lanfa&ions and political events ; but.
the unexpected and sweeping refuk of a law
fait, since decided against me, has induced
ine to abandon try louuging intention. The
suit to which I allude, was an a&ion of
(lander, commenced against me in the au
jtumn of 1797, by Doftor Benjamin Rufli,
the noted bleeding phylician of Philadelphia.
It was tried 011 the 14th of December last,
when " the upright, enlightened an 4 impar
tial Republican Jury" aflefied, as damages,
Jive thousand dollars ; a sum furpailiug the
aggregate amount of all the damages, aflc.fT
ed for all the'tOrts of tIjTS" kifii}, ever fucd
for in these States, from, their firft fettlc
. ment to the present day. To the Ijve .thou
sand dollar?, mull be added the colls of suit,,
the loss incurred by the interruption in col
lefting debts in Pen'nfylvania, and by the
facrifi.ee of property taken in execution, and
Mdiby t! ; fnerifl' at p*blic audYion in Phi
ladelphia, whe/e a great number of books ill
; iheeti (aiROWg which was a part of the new.
edition oj JPorcupitic's Works) were fold, or
rather given away, as wafle paper ; so, that,
ithe total xif what has been, and will be,
wrested from me Riifji, Will fail little
Ihort of eight thousand dollars.
To lav tb.Ttjl Jo iv t feel this ftrcke, and
very frnubly too, would be great; afTe-rt;-
! tion ; luit, to repine at it wou!4 be -icily,
i and to fink under it. would be cowardice, t
knew a.i 'Ertglifhman ui the Royal Province
of New Bri'iifwick, who had a very valuable
house, which, was, 1 believe, at that time,
nearly his all, burnt to th.e ground. He
was out of tpwn when tlic ( fire broke out,
and happened to conic jnft iftcr it liad(>xl)»l|-
.' fted itfclf. Every one, knowing liow hard
' lie had"earned the property, expeficd to fte
him bitterly bewail its Ihfs. He came very
le;l'urely up to t!;<- I'j.ot, flw-.xl fiv.;
minutes, lookiii; eari .-!ly . t the rabbifb, :-nd
then, stripping oft' his' coat, 11 bere ones,"
f.i:d lie, " to earn anc'.btr -r,J immedi
ately went to work, t-ak.ii: v th: !'i asid
bits of irt>n out of the ashes. This noble'fpir
itt-d man I have the honor to.call ntv. tVif-no,
and it cv'er tliis narje Hi.-uud m-.t his eye, he
will have the fatisfattion to Ice, tlia', lhonl-1
t he impoflible for me to follow, I, at lead
emejtuber his example,"
'a -
In the future exertions ef rr.y ir.duftrv
however, peeuniarv emolument v/iil be, :
always fi.Ts been with inc, an objeel of onl;
secondary cohfiderjition-. R.-eent incident's
k amougft which I reckon the unprecedented
ajfa'mft r.ie at Philadelphia, havt
iinpofecl on me the discharge of a duty,
•which I o*ve to my own country as well as
thi-*, a-.d the sooner 1 i'>e;*in the -ieioner I fifti:
have done.
On Morula), {he 24th inftanp, therefore,-
i,I ffoall publish the fir ft number of a periodical
\uorkj which, is- it is intended toa.ffift the
pm.-lic view hi the intVeisti 11;>; of various te
..jieb'ous <jbj«£lsf will be called, and not* I
iprcfume, improperly, a Light ; and, as the
.-.ppearanre of tiii» K.'ht inuft b# attributed
wjinlly to the Philadelphian phlebottfvnill,
gratitude will fanijion the propriety of fac
ing to it the narui of JRusb. Thv, vhilt
the great literary luminaries of this enlight
ened nation emit their effulgence through
vehicles which '-h- y moll Uy term
the Aurora, the Star, the Ccrisiellatien, t,hs
Comet, or the Sun, lam content, that mv
(-.liminei iim; cii--: . fl.ould Acal . vi
the appellation of the . I
Ruih-Light. |
I mud,' neverthdels, do myfeJf t!;< justice
to afturc the pifblic, "that, \v:th the Ru ( h-
Lightin tis hand, any on<- (if the poor
foul be not stone blind
i good many very prcriy v .,.- ?
nrithilanding the fpl.-ndor of the m-'. iuJ- In
niojrii'S abovewentiotied, would, witb»< *•
he aid of my little taper, \
rom him all the days of his life.
To fay what will be the stifjrHof the
Rufti Light would,\at this time, be imp-J-
Ible, and were it possible it would K r n( -b f=.
It may n t, however, be amiss to observe,
that as Rush is, in fume fort the father ot
the work, a preference will cert :i;ii!v ! v giv-<
occupy » considerable portion e-f the tlute
firft numbers ; and as the matter is already
prepared for the press, tHffi num ers will
follow each other ai fptedily as inay 1 e.
Of the fuccetding numbers our will be pub
lished oii the 15th, and one on. tiie lijl day
di*. i>
of every month. - 'i'i * •. '
The Rufti-Ligbt. notwitliftaViding the
example of the patriot to whom it owes its
fur-name, will never lay it down as a maxim,
that cringing for a lucrative pojl is the belt
proof of a love of independence , and there
fore it a(ks for neither palrynnge nor sub
scribers.
Each number will contain 48 cttaro pa
ges, never less,"and lometimes more, aud
will be enveloped in a blue wrapper, in the
magazine style. The printing will be ex?- •
cuted by Mefjrs. G. and R. IVaile of New-
York, upon excellent paper, and the hejl
type in America.
The price of each number \i ill be a quar
ter of a dollar. To booksellers at <1 dfftance
the following are the terms of f<»le : He who
pays cash for twelve copes Will be allowed
three over ; twenty five copies, tight over ;
fifty copies, twenty over; one hundred co
pies, fifty over ; and the like in proportion .
for any inrermediate number ; hut none will,
on any account, be ftr*t our of New York,
till the cafb is received. To gentlemen who
wish to have single numbers sent gn to tlitrn
by pott, the following information may
be ufeful. The pottage of a (ingle number .
for any riiflance not exceeding 50 miles, will
be three cents ; for any greater diflance not
exceeding roo mile , 4 and one half ci-nts ;
for ai y .distance above 100 miles, !>*• cents.
Februaty2i, 1800.
THOMAS HAWTHORN,
Of the City of Philadelphia, MtßCHAtrf^
ON of Aug. 1799,- afligwd all ■hi»
Estate, real, perfonil and rniwd, ;
M. NESBITT an<i JONATHAN MEREWrH,
—AH persona indebted to the laid I'homai Haw
thorn or to th« late hoofe of Hawthorn and Kerr,
arcdefired to pay their rcfp»(Sive balancti to
' ; JONATHAN MEREDITH,
February ai.
:r&£ rt ion
WILE • msve from the Grand Lodge
Room in the §tate Hoafe on Sa
turday the 22d infh at I o'clock, P. M.
down Cbefnu't Street to Third biti'eet, along
Third Street to Mulben*y "r Arch Street—
along Arch to Fourth Street, and up Fourth
Street to Zi'o'n Churclil
February 21.
C 5" Tfie owner of a small Tarn'er Dog,
feeling rnieafy for fear some perfont were
bit on Tuesday or Wednesday jail by it,
'near the corner of Market and Second street,
and having every reason to believe it was
mad, by applying at No. N-irth Socctid
Itrtet, may receive furt?ier i formation.
February 21.
TAKES cK>» method of once more iufnrcniiijr
the Public, that /lie pannerfliip of Mofer
ChapHjne ,ihil Robert M'Clure", which was enur
ed into for the perpofc of rtraijirig Goods in the
towoof Weft libertyanil Commonwealth €«|fVir
ginia, on the tenth day of Atjguft, 1790, expired
tepth dij of August I? 03. agrceablt-tso tht
tfrm f'ipuutc J in tfciir article of copartnttrftupi
MOSES CHAPLINE.
law(sw.
Ft-bruiry II
Centre Square, February 5, 1800.
IN compliance with tire inftruAions of the
Committee for watering- the city, and with
n\y own .inclinations, every poflible admit
tance and ./information h'as been f iven to
those titi,3tus who have visited the Works
during their prpgrefs. The Engines are now
arrived, and are irtimet)iately to be pkt up,
and it is hoped that it will be thought rei
fouable and just„ both to the Pabtie, and to
th» Contractor for the Engines, that the
worVpien ihould not be in'terrnpted. As*
very few months will fully gratify the cu
riosity of the citizens, by Slewing them ft -
Engines in full operation, a temporary eii
chiiionof alt vifitorsfrom the Engine hcufs*
cannot appear irapropef.
B. H. LAIRO3E, Engineer*
February ij.
ApEftTIFTO ATE of «n« Shaft of ih« Bsn&
of the United States, No. 119120, m ilic name ,
ol t,ewis pttrf'-Quintvb, jnd a Certificate'of tw»
•ShafrtWthe im.i Bank, Nj tijc cams
as Gforpe Jin,us Chf.lmondcly,-EjwUf
■dely, were forwsmied from -New-Ytfk by t!-e
CheUsrfn'M iiritifh Packet tor FahneiuK, wfeioi
by the Fmwh. and.-ike t&tificwsi'
loft-or cteflroyed, ,a»d for whkli :
made *tJai.-t tajik for the feutwalrtiewiii,ofwti>cJ»
a',l pt-rfous coaccr^cd'arodefifed ta faKe-ijotitc.
CLEMIiN" r,-DIDDLE.
February ;i. , •
\y- . . '<W
will be
NOTICE.
HAVING
Ac ling Assignee.
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania*
£jl order,
GEORGE A. BAKER,
Graiid Secretary.
NOT ICE.'
The Subscriber <■
WATER-OFFICE.
NOTICE.
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