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PHILADELPHIA,
WED.VESDAY KVEHINC, APItIL 30.
ADVEBTISEMENT.
IN the Eftabli/hment of the
' Gazette ot the United States for fate, I of
jfereil to receive Proposals until the middle of
. May, ' It is mydelire, thatpropo&tions for
the puichafe, (if any there may be) Ihould
■ be made iinmediatelv.
The paper will he fold with or without
the Printing Office, and the most liberal
terms given. A frfiall sum only, in calh
will be required j and the remainder of the
pjUrthafe-iaofey will be left to such arrange
ments, that it may be paid out of the in
come of the Paper.
J. W. FENNO.
NEW
One of the Circular lamer. of a certain
Atithi ny New, who appears to be a Meiw
bfi" of Cong'refi, lias b.-en enclosed ro nn
tiv a Cwrefftondent. Jt will he attended to,
aithoujh I think it would have be.ti mr>re'
appropriately diiefted to the Attorney Ge
neral of Ac> Dili 1 lit.
The gentleman* whose unparalleled im
pndencc rot long Gnce aflcnilhed our gov
effMMent by a large demand l'or rar ney ex
pended, and important service. rendered
which ci. (Lived, upon invelligation, like
" the buselessfabric a/a —recited,
some years since to a large company in Phi
ladelphia, an ods which he had jus written
upon the New-Year. A iimilar ode was
immediately afc r read from an Englilh Ma
gn. iae; bitt with an unblulhing face, he
affirmed himfelf to be the author. «« Up
on my honor," said he, •< my dear friends,
I know not how to account for this, except
from the great Jtuilurity of though and tx
prtffiin, which I have frequently observed in
two authors upon the fame fubjeft which
is wonderful—wonderful indeed."
\_Bts. paper.
[* One Cubing or CUttirj, a noted Chev.
d'lßdunrie]
Haynie and Getman, two of the North
ampton Insurgents, are found Builtv of
High Treason. '
The Kliza, Ladd, of Portsmouth, N. H.
vhich litelyran ash .« on Tybee lOand, has
Wn got offend arrived at Savannah, with
out damage to her hull.
THESPIAN SOCIETY
Hn'inc obfsrved a performance given out
lit the Old Tkieatrt, South Itreet. under tils
title of « The Thefpisra Panorama," the
public ait cautioned not to be led t!icre
by the name <>f Ti'esfiian, aj 'tis evident
tlie intention of this sr-R,il<Gt in
iflutning the title, is only to miflrad the
curious and thereby,gain a crowded hoitfe.
and confidently eiVxoderf pockets. The
friends of the members are well affure-'i that
the objefl of the Thespian Society was no
emolument. It is therefore hoped "hi
public will not; countenance inipoftmi.
By order of the President.
J. HAMILTON, Secretary.
2d
Apiil 30
READING, April 12.
To the Freemen County,
IN order to refutejjiy calumnies refptit
ing Geo. Bower, which might have reach
ed the Governor, two gentlemen of Read
ing who had been friends to Mr. M'Kean's
t leftion, went to Lancaster.
1 hey reminded the Governor of Genera!
Bower's services in the revolutionary war
teitified to his merit as a man, as Register
and Recorder, and to his moderate conduct
at the la!i election ; and offered, if it would
bt of fervicc to procurecertificates signed by
thr< efourths of the Freemen of Berks county
to the truth of what they said, and recom
mending 'he continuance of Gen. Bower in
iis office. To this o»r jtift governor repli
ed, that cei tifica es would J>e of no service
—-that he had heard another account of
Gen. Bower'i conduiS, and related two or
three trifling circumstances which the gen
tlemen from their own knowledge declared
to be faife— lip ihett said that he had promi
sed the offices-—tbat Gen. Bower was too
intimate with Daniel Clymer and others
tli3t he ivae sorry for him perhaps he might
rep-nt, and if he would write to him perhaps
lie would get him another office.
Mr. Scull in consequence of encourage
ment which he received, went to Lancaster,
to .solicit a coritinuance in his office. In or
der to avoid an insult (if possible) he got a
frisnd to call on the Great Man and enquire
when hecoula have the honor of an audience
the lime was appointed—Mr, Scull and
Mr. Read attended, and after
of an ifitrodudlion (for although his honour
had known Mr. Scull very well and just be
fore the elefiion had acceded him with great
cordiality, his Excellency with true Demo
cratic dignity disdained to recognize him)
the following conversation took place :
Mr. Scull—l have done tnyfelf the honor
M wait on Your Excellency, to rcqueft a
renewal of my Commifiion as Clerk of the
Orphan't Court of Beik'i County.
Hit Xxcellency—l have not yet made up
«ay naind,—l have not yet made any ap
pointments in Eerk9 County, ani shall not
for some time—and Sir, your conduft is
not approved of by some people in your
county.
Mr. Scull—Are there any charges against rife—aves 43—noes 42. Leave was p veil
me as an officer, Sir ? If there are, lam to fit again—and Mr. Mar&ali's motion
r ca yin an infant tojultify myfelf. was ordered to be printed.
His Excellency-—§\r !! I never enter in- The House refolvcd itfclf into a committee
to arguments on fubje&g of this kind ; but of the Whole on the report of the Select
t us much I can tell y»u Sir, that your Committee to whom whs committed the bi!l
conduct as an officer of the State Govern- from the Senate- prescribing the mod; of de
ment has been improper—l am told (turn* tiding disputed elections of President a.id
! n S to Mr. Read) that about twenty of you Vice Prrfidenc of the United States,
in Reading haveaffocia ed yeurfclves to en- The Committee recommend the reje&iotr
C ° U j[r Pe the principles contained in the oilj, and
cc Royalty ! You have been propose substituting the foliowing,
mihnformed Sir, no such idea. [am con- That each house ihall choose by ballot,
vineed ever entered the head of any gentle- tour of its members, who (hall form a joint
man of Reading. committee) and have power to examiqe into
His Ex- elL'ircy—Sir ! I hate good autho- all disputes relative to the elc&ion of Prefi
nty for what I fay— pretty goings on here dent artd Vice Prcfident ; other than such
too I wi(h to conciliate, but they won't as may relate to the number of votes by
do it—-theother day to be sure the fellows which the Electors may have been appointed,
(alluding to the member* of the Assembly) No prrfon to be a member of this committee,
were highly offended at a letter Mr. Bryan NV 'ho (hall be one of the five big he ft candidates
fent-r-Ttay mull not he offended to be sure, for cither office.
but I may be abused by the hour—liowe- -AM documents, (other than those inclosed
ver it will come at lafl as the Sailor said ' n the packets containing the certificates of
" The hardrfifend ejf" the votes of the Electors) petitions, except-
Here Mr. Scull, concluded either that the ' ons memorials against the votes wf the
old gentlemat.was deranged or intoxicated, Electors, or the persons for whom they have
and finding that he was not likely to get v otcd, to be delivered to this committee,
any fatiifa&icn, took his hat and wiflied Tlie committee to have power to fend for
I him a good morning. per foils, papers and records. All teflimony
! From the foregoing f.<a may we not reaf- t '. bt leduCtI eduCt ' d to writing, and signed by tl.'e
onably infer : wrtnefs. Pcrfonj I wearing Ulfely, to incur
. -n..,, * . „ the penalty attached to wilful and corrupt
• 1 " at the governor was not influenced r : [u .'
:"t;:r Val ; kT of '!>« Marshall. of the United States direfted
'. ?"l 7 I,al * ln , , rc P J" t0 to serve process issued by the committee.
Senate, and therefore that he had the mean- Witness to receive the fame ro«lp,nfa
.l eft .0 .rfi: gate falsehoods in that reply. ,| on „,f attending the Sun,erne Court of
2. X hat h.s real motive was either what the United States,
t e \ii„tec ngsd him with, to wit •' Be- The Committee to appoint a Clerk, who
I caule the officers exercised their right, as j Hiaij, under their direction, keep a journal
. eemen, or iomcthing worse which he dare Jof their proceedings, to be reported to both
Rotavo £- ' 1 houP.s. .. .
ln u thc CrUc! ' T and in j ustice i 'filers to be app.inted by each h« H fe, be
, to inflict all the pun.fhmeffl m his power 011 j fore their assembling to count the votes,
freemen either without caule ar without whafe duty it Ciall be to receive the certifi
givingtnem a hearing. _ cates of the'Eledtors from the President of I
4. 1 hat he htmlclfconfid;rg hiscondud the Senate, after they Dull have opened and
as in amous- | rt . s( j_ 4n( j uotc iu Wl j ; i n g debate's of
5. I hat, not content with ruiliing a \ the certificates, the names of the Eleflors,
number of worthy men in their fortune* he the time of their eleaion, and thc time and
hasl basely endeavoured to injure their cha- place of their meeting, the number of votes
racers by ialfcly charging them with inca-. and the names of the "persons voted
pacuy or mifcotidutt. tor ; and >lfo the fubfUnc? of the certificates
6. a. hat he has either had the folly to lrom the Executive of each ltate, acsorn
beneve, or thc wickedncfs aud impudence to pjnying the v«tes of the EleOori. Th«
assert without believing it that tweuty peo-. minutes made by th. Tellers arc to be read
pie had aflociatcd in Reading in favour of ,in the prefvnee of hoth houfes,-and a copy
royalty. | entered on the Journals of each.
j As soon as the (Sommittee shall have made
Iprakinr m a contemptuous manner of the , • u i* n, u r
house of assembly. ! thc ' r b ° th hout " shall mtct for rh<r
8. That he ha. by refuftng to fee a e'er- % K naTn "
tificate signed by three fourth? of the free- ftat.s who v >ted, to be writ
rl? 1 1 , P . .•• . - ten on lepurate pieces ot paper, and put into
men of Berks county — (or fayinr that it . „ ■/ r , ' , , r V l A
■ n- 4 . i-x V 6 , . H ballot OCX ; and the Votes from each (late
wasunneceffary te|get it) (hewn that he con, , Jreto os e3cinmied ~l dc ount.d in the order
fiders .he county a, governed by colonels - M{ht namcb fthe fute (hallbe drawn
Heifter and hrailey, the inhab.. fron) , he ; box .If no exception be made, the
"* a ™ aVC -f, n I O l^ r ir mCll n. a " . votes of such state are immediately to he
9. lh« Themas M ICean aftr-as -th* - c6dfited . be taken,
governor of a party and not of the itatc. pcrfol , , aki , lg tJI / s am / n la!r n Htc it
Ido not mean to com 1 ent on the re«Slly, and npt arg'timentatfvely, and 6gn
folly, meaonefs, infoltnce, injustice, or in- hi) name thereto. [lf it be founded on the
humanity of such condu& It is not necef- report of the joint committee, and b£ fecomL
fary No per son worthy the name of a free- ed and signed by a member cf each house,
man defends it—lt is alrnoft univerfalty exe- then edeh house' (lull immediately retire,
crated. Ido not wsfli to injure the poor without -rjiic-ffcioji or debate, to its own apart
old man who filii the office of gov rnor~.l mciu, and fli*ll respectively take the queftjpn
believe him to be thc molt miserable crea- on the exception, withrut debate, by «iyes
ture breathing and he is infinitely beneath and noes : Unless both houses concur in
my notice—but I think it proper as cbs of such exception, the "votes objected to (hall
the fovercign people to call the attention of be counted* After deofion, both houses '
my compeers to thc conduct-os therfervant, fliail .asram aiTembie, and re fume the count. |
in order that they may judge of thofr dtfin- If the exception taken {hall arise on the face |
tenj.d me-i who to v.armly fupportcd him oftlu pap-rs opened by the Prelid nt of the i
at tic election, and who now Jet and bear ; Senate i:i pivfence of both houl'cs, and {>>. 11
April 26, 1800.
at the
tor i-im,
In my next number I will erqviire whe
ther the governor is warranted in Uis afTerti
on that he defrrves pr?ife rather than censure
for his official arrangements —and into the
re-1 motives us ihofe anangeaients.
MAKKS JOHN BIDDLE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The bill to promote the Manufacture ef
Sheet Copper within the United States, hv
the incorporation at' a Company for curry
ing' en the f#*ne was read s third.time and
palled—ayes 53.
Mr. New (aid, he had underwood from
the Cl' rk that ftv-.r.-d vohinscs of the Jour
nals of the 0!J which lie had been
directed 10 fubi'ci:be for, were now com
pleted, and ready for delivery ; but tb«t lie
did not think liiii (e!f authorized under the
original resolution to distribute them—Mr.
N. thcr-fore moved the following' refi.'u-
tion
Resolved, Thnt the Clerk of this Houfc
be dire&ed to deliver to the merrier* such of
the Journals of the Old Congief3 as have
been printed.
Ordered to. fie on the table.
Mr. D. Fofte-r, from the Committee of
Claims, to whom was referred the report of
the Secretary of the Treasury on the peti
tion of Charles Pettit, made report that it
would be proper to adopt tMe laid report —
which was' referred to a Committee of the
whole Houle and made the order of the day judges of courts of the United States,
for Thursday next. and others qualified, direfled 'to evi-
The House again Jtcso/v.'J itfelf into :i deuce, when thereunto fequifec!, by any per-
Comroittec whole on the bill to pro- son petitioningagainft orcontefling the votes
vide for the execution of the 27th article of giver, by the eledors ; provided public notice
the treaty cf Amity, Commerce and Navi- for weeksMball.be given in the paper
gation, made with Great Britain—Mr. Rut- j printed at the feat of government in the
ledge in the chair—and another amendment (hte, of such in;< ntfor, and the points in
ofMr. Nicholas, providing that no Ameri- tended to be established thereby. All tcfti
can citizens, who may have been imprefled, mony thus taken shall be rcalficed to writing,
and shall liberate hinifelf, shall be delivered and forwarded to the President of the Se-
Up—being under consideration—aster some nate, together with a'cepy of the warrant of
debate, Mr. Marftiall proposed several modi- summons and notification ilTued in that be
fications of the amendment, which embraced half, and tile original affidavit proving , the
the principle contended tot— A morion was ferv'tce of the no'tifisstipn dirtfted ai'ore
then made and carried that the committee fcid.
CONGRESS.
Tuesday, Aprit 29
not havf .been nutieed in the report of '.he
juint committee ; it maybe referred to that
committee to examine and report on, both
houses concurring in fuel) reference, othtr
wifi; tub,* decided as befijren-..«:itio[)e,-i]
Tte two houlls may adjourn from day to
day, palling over Sunday, until the count
fliall be completed.
When the joint committer fliall hv.'ij&en
formed, it (hall rot be in the power «feither
house to dissolve it, ct to withdraw any of
it« members.
The executive of e.ich Uate tofurnilh the
eleclon rcfpeftively with a copy of the lav/
or le.'clution uu'der which they are te acV;
copies of which the electors are to annex to
each lift of their votes. And the executive
alio is to transmit within days after
the appointment of eleflors, to the President
of the Senate, Speaker ofth'/Houfe of Re
presentatives, and to the Secretary of State,
a complete lift of «ach of the eleflors ap
pointed, the law under which they aift, S;:,
The .Fo(Umafter.f;eiieial and Poll-mailer are
made accountable for tb« fate delivering of
such packets, if traufmitted by that medium.
All petitions refpe&ing ejeffion to be pre-
i'oiiUd to the Senate, and then to be tra>.f
mitted to the- House of Representatives,
where they fliall be read, and afterwards de
livered to the joint committee. No petition
to be received after a day certain ; nof fh >ll
any petition againfl tl.e qualifications <• i a
candidate or elef.tr, be received, milofs trn
days notice thereof in writing be previoyfiy
given to tile person wild; qual.Gtations sre
contrfled, or where improper conduit it pe
titioned agsinft.
The committee ~|fg projjofe altering the
title, lo as tir read an ad\ prrfcribirTftl-e
mode of counting tlie votes for P.-rftdent and
Vict President or the United States."
Mr. Nicholas, after COii-.pJci.tlny. the
committee for the material and beneficial
changes made in the bill referred to t!»em,
said, it was not yet, in his opinion, a jufl
one—.and particularly objected to the ap
pointment of the committee contemplated.
He therefore ttrtived to strike 'out tlie fiift
feftion, which contained the prijciple of the
bill—The qucflion was taken without debate
and negatived, yeas 39, nays 43.
Mr. Gallatin otj'dted to the principle
contained in the Bth paragraph, between
crotchets, as being- uncowftitutiona'l, and
moved to strike out that part of the bill ;
was oppolVd by Mr. Mar (hall; after which
the committee rose, and obtained leave to tit
agaii;
A meffagt was received from :he Presi
dent oftlfe United States, by Mr. Shaw, his
feeretary, notifying that the Prtfidint had
approved and finned the aft intituled " An
adt to authorize the President of the United
States, to accept for tjw United States, a
cefiion of.jurifdidtion of territory lying SVC ft
ot Pciipfylvania. commonly called the Weft
em Refrrve of Connecticutand also an
a£t intituled " An adt to provide for re
budding the Light House at New London,
for the support of a Light Houf-at Clarke's
Point ; for the support and eredtioii of a
Light Hnui'e at Wagwarro Point ; and for
other purposes.
A meffajre was received from the Senate
by Mr. Otis, (heir Secretary, informing the
Houfr: that the Senate have patted the bill
for the preservation of public Arsenal* and
Magazines, lent from this House ; and that
the Senate accode to the conference, requested
on the bill for dividing the North Western
lerritory into two separate governments;
a!fo, that the Senate have parted a bill fup
pleinental te the tdl intituled an a£t to aug
ment the army of the United States, arid for
other purposes, to xvhich they request the
concurrence 6f this House. Adjourned.
THE FUTURE I'RFNCH NATION,
A PROGNOSTIC*.
THE depopulation of France has keen
much greater than it easily to be conceived
—Emigration, the Guillotine, Levitt "en
Giaffee" and the imprsffmeati, better known
uader the title of Confcriptian!, have ef
fectually drained the interior or France of
all the yopthful, hearty, and ab!e bodied
male inhabitants, and< a day it very sear
and rapidly advancing, whan it will be
found full ai difficult for the Republic ta re
cruit her armies by any meant whatever as it
is now found to re establish her finances.
We are assured from a refpeftable aa
thority thjat very serious apprebetfions arc
entertained by the most enlightened and
bed informed of the French for the wry en
iflence tf tbt Nation itfelf, and for the future
appearance, form and mental, as well as
bodily powers of the inhabitant! as France.
In a late confaltatien of several members
of th« National Institute, and the failure of
popnlation being the fubjefi, it was ge
nerally agreed that peace must speedily be
made, or that the ,race *f Frcnchmm would
soon be extiuft. *
" What a profpeft is before us, ((aid one
of the members) our youth are all in the
army, or in foreign countries—Marriages are
every where discouraged throughout the re
public— Proftuutiun and debauchery have
arisen to an height unequalled in the most
vicious llages of the ancient monarchy. In
tadl, there are no hu&ands for our women ?
Who have we at home, except boys, old
men, (he lame, the blind, the mai.ned and
(he difcufed.
Sir, I maintain, that uulels an enJ be put
to this calamitous war, and we c,ill get home
our warriors who arc really men to re-pro
duce a French people, we are, a!*, nearly
exhausted 1 We lliall in a very few years
present to Europe a nation as unlike the
pre I'cnt race ot' wen p.s arc the tribsj -M Ou
ran,.-Outang's aflVs or monkeys of Africa
I invite the members «f the ip.ftitute to ie
fleit -seriously on the conferences to the
nation, of having- no other Husbands for
our Women than Buys, Dotards-, Cripples
and Debauchees."
An arrival at Baltimore, brings the affec
ing detail of one of she late murders of a crew
of our countrymen by the French. Sinee
which, another massacre of a whole fli'-'s
company has taken place.
In a late-paper we read that TWO HUN
DRED AND SEVENTY American, vef--
fela have within a thort time been condemn
ed irt 2 !in;;lc Spanilh port ; we hear every
day of the'fubj-els of that natipn attacking
under French colors ; and now they have the
impudence to declare a port of great impor
tance to our trade, * > a state of Blockade';
a pretence more ridituJous tban language
can express. We learn these thing's with
Christian, with Quaker, or rather with Jew
like fortitude. The Sybarites, the Helots,
were valiant-and magnanimous in compari
lo» of such effeminacy. But it is no fault
of tVe people. They rose in arms ; andpre
pared theili for tfte fray. They declared
their country.had burnetii'grace long enough
ao<J with one voice tilt-* fiid "nunc tKM
pus est PUSSAKDBJt ; nunc enfe libero,
f uisandir. holies." Hereafter it will mod
Purely be demanded, kcn< and trip such ruin
hath come upon us.
NOTIC E.
JC* All perform indebted to the estate
of PHILIP SUPER, late of the Northern
Liberties, deceased, arc de'fired tO'make im
mediate payment; and thof- having demands
on • lie fartie, to bring in'their accounts duly
arte (led, at No. Key's Alley.
PHILIP SUPER, Tunr.
JACO2 SVPER.
April 3?,
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fiian En-p'rc
Ihe Kiit of Mcf'ern Kn.gdomi, generally
A particular Hiheiy ot \h? trench MomrcUy
Spain iiQjn the Dorr.i&«
iou of rhe
Italy—with'the Rifeand Progref;, #f theTc»4-
peril Power of fjhe Popes
Britain—from its rclißqui&nicnt by the R#-
mans
Ireland
The German Empire— fc*ra Charlemagie
•he Empire of Oouflanciaojiic—to its over
throw
Empire ofthe Arabi
Rife and Progress of the Turki, atd Ftil of the
Greek Empire
History of Portugal—Ticw.«f the Progrcfi of
Navigation--Cor.queft in the East and Weft
Indies—Dffcovery of America, &c.
Htftory of Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Russia,
Poland and Prussia
North Aii.erica—as connetfied with European
History
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