D A I £No. 83 of Vdi. VI LANDING, JTfiis Hay from oh board thr. brig Ann and SSan t Cni't. Corrie, frovi.Mtigmr, NiNfcTY HOiJSriEADS 0» Prime Antigua Rum, ONE. Cbjkdof wlikli i; fourth proof, the •Iter rti»dL Alfi» a it.w lemain inig ba trar.dthe Ri'fi Sally's CAUCO, Cajvt ir> Weft tio,r, f-.me place, vli;ch bai bscift f»Btiw% «jspTcrved i>f for the finenefs ot' fits flavour. Jamaica Spirits, MOLASSES, Genuine Madeira Wine, Bjtlitp'pe, qiiai i«r cafltor galloit. ALSO 20 TIERCES FRESH RICE, By toe N' rt Ik, Captain Art, FOR SALt BY Levin us Ciarkfon, AV I*6, fautb turner of Pine and PVater Jireets. A *Z. ? 7 To be fold by Auction, QnTmt&cy the 1 tlbJay of November next at man at-ihe haitfe of Archer G fford in Newark, N&w jtrfeyt if not previouf h dtfrcfed of bvprivate contrail, rail FOLLOWING Tracts of Land, Belonging the American Iron Company, firn-rtf at Ring wood, Loll? Popd, and Chaertottcnimr-g, 10 the Counties ot Bergen and Morns in ihc f*»id ilate of New Jcr %, vl7. 13 Ua£fcs of land, contain ing &b-out 6533 acres, fi'.uate at ftingwood. on part of wiucb the Ring wood Mansion- Kotjfe and: Store are ere&ed. 4 o! tand, containing about 6156 acres, fuuateon Long Pond River, 7 Irafts of Land, containing about 616,5 Acre*, ft ware at Chariot tenburg. T icfc Effaces are well worthy of the at tention of any Or Company iiv cjioed to cr»gafre < xtenfivel y in Iron Works; There are (ereral liutJdini-s and some confi derabfe Improvements on thefr Lands; about Acits of excellent Meadow, are already drar< d, an H rno«e might he r.ddcd at all ifting £x.pencc. On the Premi r rs t here arc f'eveial rrr y corwcnif nt Scats for Fn.rjrjaca*. forges, Mills, $ic. There are atfo valuable Iron Mines. Most ot the unimprov ed Fam ot cbefe Lau 7 are covered wiih fine health v Timber. Tficfc EfUtcs will be Dirwn by Ciptain Jofpphr of m»d the T;.*r»ns oi Sale made known by a poly in g to him, 01 \ 10 Edward Edwards, In Philadelphia, at tbc coinct of S'X'h anH Rfcc-Strcets. Sepr. 11. War Department, Augujl 1, 1794. Information- is hereby given alfthe military Invalids of thfc United States, the films to which they are cn ttflffd tor their annual pension, which will become dueon the day of Sep temper I 1794, wilt he pa'd m> ili« l"»iri d»y, bv tlw- of Loans Wtjiiin the States fsfp9ftiveTy, tinder the nfiial regulations . Ap pi rc:; *'<>'"" nt" rf rr- ' r ArfminU traJ'orsrouftbeaccompaiiied with legal e »id«rttes qif their refpeftivc and also. of the time of the decease of fucli in valids whoft pensions they may claim. By command of the President of the U nitcJ States, H. KNOX, Secretary at War, The Prlntersin the several Stores arerequefted to publish the above in their rewfpapers or of two month;; Aug. 6 d2m Manchester Cotton GOODS, Five Chejls ajforted; Each Containinc VELVETS,, THICKSETTS, Queen cords, BLLIQT CORDS, FUSTIANS, Sic. &c. To be Sold on very low terms, by John Miller, jufi. 5e|M.,3. *eodjio.t' v Carriages for Hire. GEORGE GREEN, In Pins. street, No. 123, between Fourth and Fifth llreeU, HAS FOR HIRE. BY the Day, the newest faibioned Car riages, as Coaches, Coachefs, Cha- *iots and Light Waggons, with two Tp '° ur Hovfes, and careful steady drivers. I'lie terras reasonable, and all favors grate roily acknowledged. August :6, X'M.,, QJjSSi' '•' - '■ ■ ' 1 ' "'. jCw i *-. • LYE V E N I N G Bo ft oil, -SBBK-' Endeavor, Captain Paine. For freight or pafiage apply to John Welsh, No. 8 1, south Water Jlrett» Or to the Captain at Walnut ftredt wharf. She will fail with all poflible ex i pedition. Cadiz Salt, For Sale on board fie Swedish Shio Guf :a»in Adolphus, Captain BLOOMSTER, Said Veflel, Burthen ftcc Tons, For CHARTER, an y PORT within or ""thmittheMediterranean. Apply to John Vaughan, Who has for Sale a fciv Tons CHIPPED LOGWOOD Just Arrived, Al'fo SuperiorCLAßET in Hogsheads and Cases. Sept. 4. For Amsterdam, *-t~. THE SHIP giggL HOLLAND, Cliriftopher Franklin, jnn. HAS excellent for pafien n board, to rltft , PETER BLIGHT, Or PRAGERS & CO. For Cape Nichola Mole, The'very fajl fui'ingjhip 1« BETSEY, 4m ° f i>hi,adci pt' a ' -ilSif George Low the r, Majler For freight, or paJTage apply to -> Louis Olmontj No. 117, north Second street. Sept. 8 diot Oft Friday Morning, Pricifrly iri IO o'clock, Will be fold at l'ublic AuAion, on Clif ford's -wharf, the CARGO.efthe brig Five Sillers, coilfifling of Fayal wirses, in pipes, Half pipes, and quarter casks, For approved notes at 60 & 9° days• Footman & Co. id-Mtf. FOR SALE, About 103,000 lb. of GOOD COFFEE, i>ft Landing, from onboard of the ftup Scdgley, Captain Hodgo, at Cuthbtrt's wharf. Apply to Philips, Cramond, & Go. Sept. 16 - d Prime Coffee, 12 hogflieads SUGAR, Landing at Sims's wharf, from the brig Sally, Capt. Odlin, from St. Domingo, And for fall by John Vaughan. Septt 15 To be Sold, The House, Stables, & Lot of Ground, In Second Itrett, between Spruce and Onion streets, in the occupation of hie Britannic Maiefty's Minister. ALSO The Adjoining Lot, 26 feet front, and 149 * eet deep, terms of faie, apply to Win* Cramond. w&stf Aug. 14 Money to be Lent, On Mortgage 6f REAL ESTATES, Within the City and I.i'ierties of Philsde .phia Apply to _ Nicholas Diehl, juti. Attorney at Law. No. Ig, foutk Ftitrtb Jlrcet. Aug. 4 mw&ftf •Idteojw 17> ' 794- j4ußiomers. 80,000 weight ■r-' - i, *'1 ' LANDING From on board the Kirminghar- Packet, Lockyfr, anti the Hmfy and Cburies, from Hamburgh, ' H E M P, Peterjburgb's JirJi quality BAR IRON, Swedes, ajforted TIN, in plates, do. do. GEKEFA in bhds. BAGGING, German ajforted GLASS TUMBLERS, and ' Black Quart Bottles, DEMIJOHNS, Window Glass, Feathers of superior quafity, MATTS, &e. Csa FOR. SALE BY Thotnas & Jofen Ketlarjd. Aug. 26 Ran Away, FROM the Subscriber, a servant Girl. named Catherine Adam;. Whoever will rake up and bring .back to her Mailer the laid Girl, ftiall receive Twenty Cents le ward, and nd charges. Caleb Wiikins. S*pt. frt Now Landing, Front the Jhip St. Marks, Capt. Hayfell, at Majfey's ere to prononnce and determine the propri ety or impropriety of the n'.-afure. T.'t long expelled decifton is at lafi announced ; and the decree is to march ! —That this was all the people waited for, may be ea sily perceived by the number of ■volunteers that turn out daily, and the people are be coming fighting ma 4• —Among them what numbers of the Members of that glorious body do we fee, as bright examples to their fellow-citizens, running ready to break tlxir necks to procure comrtiijfions, that they may lead their fellow-M&im to the field of bat tle.—And as they have already convinced the world of their good intentions irt regard to the political proceedings in the cabinet when they shall come into 'be field of honor, their warlike actions will shine forth with ten-fold splendor. N.B. It is to be oifer-ved, that those gentlemen of the Satiety uihd do not incline to go themf elves, not only pay the ufualftne and find a fubjktute, but have it in con templation (this Ido not know whether to ' believe or not) to raise a regiment at their o-jjn expence, From the Monitor, Pubiithed at Likhfeld, { ConneSicut. For THE HOPELESS PATIENT. > On the Death of a Lady who lately died at Medford near Boften, of a Consumption. THE Taper's walling element of fire Lights up Refle&ion's moralizing muse; And tvfetancholy's«ye, with keen desire, Die fedin'g-light and gathering vapour views. . 'As ftjends the Wax, ft> waftts the Lamp of life, As fmk:- the'Flamfc. Life tftfcs to flaw no more! W'' ; S' ■ ADVER T I S E So fulten Boreas wrecks, in fuiMfn ftrife, The trembHng veflll on the dei'art fhyre. As laves the honwd when foaming from slit c!:act', So pants uie heai t as flares the j>uf f.uy bfaif; And as the yielding hare, with palfy'd j pice, 'So weak and wan life verges to the lass. A« glares the Glow-worm as he wanton flic's, In languid whiffs the Taper dies away; So life goes out, and lo the Worldling dies, And rests in {lumber till tbt coming day. As coyltfs Infers hover round the blaze, Lurt by the slender Taper's dazzling I beams; ; So Man's by fortune's-gilded ravs, dreams. As busy buzzing Bees befpreadthe flower, And rob its yitaFoflence while ifi bfoo'tn; So Death, forever busy, heeds the hour To spoil and kill, to feed the huiigry tomb. I grfct thet, ularfcy Monarch of the (hade? Waleomi a» re it to Pilgrims M be g"ird, ~, .. Or kindly joy th»t wakes the brioal raa ,( l> Or fneriuly 'rtiorfels to the' bieaalefs L» 4» jeridlv child. Thy bar'bed'arrow stills the plaint of Woe, } ihiffioners of tlie French Convention, As nuptial rites make 'glad the guHelefs j - a proclamation which has , , r r I been cifctilated here ; inviting the Bel- ll&dm oTthe talm tra, j' i! ' irid V ui ° miliiig security and protection to all the to gufcing water* iflb-'d from the rock, peaceable inhabitants who shall .chain And ftili'dthe murmur-S of thle famifh'd St thiir homes. hoit; J l ' l }' 4- Jo Death can foft and" craggy hearts uti- «As the retreat.of the grand com lock, biiitd army On the Sambre, under the And joy tlie wretch who be*ts the lonely TOrnm .... Spoiler rude, W' thc cler R7' a " d th . e P^ncipalcitu Who wh.n the heart is (win'd, untwines zens are gone. Tina city, but lately the band. the residence of a Court, and so brilli da'ria, child of Sympathy, adieu ! ant, is now depopulated, and the great- I droop as weeping willows piere'd er part of the houses abandoned and Ihut with cold : lip, Tlie Court is literally empty. E- Cind wers thy Parents, 2nd as kind were ver y t f nil g moveable has been carried y° u ' • , ~ i , off or fold, even at the palace of Lack- Hither to haste to watch the Jitkly fold. |lothing rcma ; ns but. thfc bare That precious Plant withers at the wa ]l s . touch, . .1,-,. "Of the magazines, part was foldj Is not roofs yielding than thy teehng a;ftribute,uadrons and three bat ' appeared at the general rendezvous at Hal rellereday evening.' No description cafi convey an idea of lie contiifion that reigns at this jßctnen«: imong the combined troops evaci:£ *nj» he country. With refpecft to the motives if evacuation, it is cafy to lee that it is a liing agreed up.-n between the Auftnar.s nd the Prench. Ihe Dutch exclaim igainfi the Emp> ror, ind the Auftrians gahift the •Hanoverians. I frail, hew vr ■. <>,: :r be able to explain very fully the lew line of politics which the Cabinet oi fiertna has tho't proper to adopt.! confide!- t as t\e l'ole motive for the evacuation of he Netherlands, which the Englilh and he othet - allies openly, reprobate. « General Beaulieu's camp at Übras ias been reinforced by 8,000 Pruffiar.s, vno are not to rtmam with him, but to parch to join the Earl of Moira. ■ " The vohmteers of this citv are ail im ler armsi Strong priroles parade t*.<: Ireets day and night to maintain order, ft fill continue to do so till the arrival of the ■Yench, v-hich we lock for on Monday icxt. «' Several milliors in fptric, an ! the rchivos, which the states ot Riabant wifti dtofc*:ure in Holland, were flopped by Vuitrians and Dutch at Lillo, and ei'cort, i o Ritrertionce by lour lquadrons oi L,.;tch avalry. Foreign Intelligence Yesterday Eatl Moira with his army, arrived at Aloft! from Dcndermonde, as they entered at one end of the town, the enemy entered at the other. The fire began on both fides. Some of the French cavalry having been mistaken for Hessian horse, colonel Doyle, his lurd (hip's adjutant general, approached to rally them, as they fcemed in coiyfuflon, in consequence of which he teceived two wounds, one on the head, and theother in the elbow joint of the left arm. The wound in the head is of a flight nature, the other is more ferrous. Both wounds were given with a fabfe ; and the action in which the colonel diftingtiiflted him felf by much valour, contigued with ob stinacy and a&ivityon both fides. Mr. Vandteleur of the dragoons, has been (lightly wounded in the knee. Adju tant general Graham, of the 15 th Light horse. in the flcirmifh was fever-ly wounded: but though the French lad incefiarttly hung upon Lord Moira's rear and harrafled it with cannonading the wliole way, yet they had not much to boa It of in the aflion. Intelligence having reached the camp near Ache, 500 of the light dragoons were ordered immediately to join Wslordflrp. Earl Moira : 3 araiy, we sre furry to fay, was A CITIZEN. laics ALOST, July 7 t£- r, .1; tip) i R. [Whfcte'-No. rather in want of ammunition, as the men, for. the lake of fiieed, were not MJcmhSierod H-urcely with any; wftat they had did not amount to mori tbari 25 rounds a man, whiyh was carried 011 the gU-ns. The Frenrh atfaeked the Prince of Orange at Waterloo, in front of the floreflswf; Soignes, and after an oblSi;- nate reftftarrce succeeded in turning the flank of his army, which they would have completely destroyed, had not ht-el+e tfr thirteen battalions, chiefly Dutch, come up at the critical moment to the affiftarice of that wingv—They attacked the victorious part of the French, and by out-flanking them, forced them to retreat in their turn, which efrabkd the Prince of Orange to retain he portion. Ltirrdrecies, Orchies,' Marchiehnes, Sea, are already evacuated, stud what else can be eicpe&ed of Coitde, Valen ciennes, LaQyefnOy> &c. not reckon ing a hundred subordinate, but not iu conhdcrable places. B