falling- from the main-top-M-yard, and
wat thereby inflantly killed-
Spokc (hip Eliza, James Carron, in
long. jS, of and from Wifcaflet, for
Liverpool, out fix days, all well.
ENTERED at the Custom-House,
Ship Narciflu9, Scammoiij St. Pet erf
burgh ; Brig Bee, Young, St. Pcterl
buigh ; Schooners, Ann, Demmick,
Guadaloup ; Sally, Cocks, St. Mar
tisil|
PHILADELPHIA,
OCTOBER 3.
Tbe Address (ft Govrnor Mifflin to the
t r,f th- Militia and Citizens of
Lancafier Coa.ty, dors the grcatrfi ho
nor to bis bend and heart.
I*,>r comfofition is fine; while couched in
terms that are level to the comprehension
of every man, the mofi! refined I 'fie for
tr ilf fid/linte enjoys a sea/1 in tb; I
perusal —ff'r hazard nothing -JtLen w
fay, it ivill b.'read vjilh repeated plea-
Jve after many repetitious—tbe prin
ciples are truly republican —the defini
tions of legal obUga. iotts are flrikiagiy
:vfl —they come hcnwtn ow feelings, an.l
find then county roart itl the barmonifinr
sentiments oi ei-ery treal friend to the
peace and honor of the United State,.
It may be fafily affirmed that af;s{ this
mafi. rly exphxiatio'n of the nature of
' la win a re'.mbt'rtan community, no in
dividual who reads the Addrrfs canjever
oguin be in any manntr of djpbt on the
t J 'übjed.
It it not intend J. by tb s Jhort pc -agrafth tj
chnrafttrize th-s excellent add-efs--it is
ttfelf its bcjl eulogium ; but the majlerly
p'lfiure bicb is drawn of the fitiMtio>t
of this fifing republic, is so honorable a
tefi'mony to tbe truih of tbofi? represen
tations, whico with enthvfiajiu plenfur.
have been dwelt upon in this Gazette,
that -iue do ifot befit ate to feiect the par I
sage entire—jt must be read uith A. ::i
delig'.t by every one who loves our i.ation.
t.tt lis look back my fellow-citizens,
but a few years, scarcely more than thi
term ailoted for the life oi an individual'
ana we r .iall at once be afto'iiflied at the
profpei yof our country, md ashamed a!
the ingratitude of any popular discontent
It is but little more than a century, fine
our ancrftors formed the euterprize of set
ling in Amtrica , andfome have but jul
quitted this worldly feene, who reinembrei
when mr capital, was diftinguiihed onl'
by a few Indian huts, and our best culti [
vated farms were a wildcrneis. Our faj<
thers vere compelled toyroaftant hboranji
exposed to con slant danger. The hope a
tvanfmitting affluence and tranquility 6
their posterity tfSi their greatest canto lit,
on: and mark with what a quick,, will
how great a tianfition, it is realized.—i
Scarce an Indian inhabits within our tq
ritory j the comforts of life flow in a bu)
dance through all the channels that indi
try can invent; our agriculture comme
and mechanics, already' rival the ancii
eftablifhmenu oi Europe ; our attainmet
in the arts and sciences are celebrat
trftugbout the world ; hrqueftions of
ligion we have given the firft exame
of universal toleration: and as a
verrment the Ameri an Repub! : c
unrivaGed by ai.y-i; u:ient, or modern, o
litical fabric. (- thi -u si uation t<f>e
made the IjSort oflawlefs fury ? Whattin
the moll visionary character expeifl talin
by a change? Is not every man that is 0-
nest, fai lie: is not every man that isn-1
dulirious, comfortable ? These queins
are tbe tpuchltone of social happiifc ; !
and in no other country but onrs, an }
they at this time be fairly answered i,he
affirmative.
Tlx following is a lift of tbe Firfil Tro of
Philadelphia Light Hor/e, now on a
at Carlisle.
Cnptain—John Dunlcrp.
Ift Lieut. —David Lenox,
id Lieut.—Thomas Leiper.
Co-ntt—William Hall.
Adjutant—Jacob Cox.
Qtarter-Mafter —John Donnahli. \
Surgeon—James Ewing. 1
Samuel Howell, fun. John La er, \
Francis John/ion, David" H. Convi} m, j
John Mease, John Redman, li'ilham ),1- J
tier, Robert Smith, William Miller. ' pb
B. M'Ktan, Andrew Pet lit, Robert ill- I J
hennery Francis Weft, John Gil U, 1
Robert Rainey, Ben amin hi- a
t/xmy Benezet, Samuel WTbeeltr, fib ?
Marsh, Robert Bictley, David C. Clatle, n
John Faugban, Jonathan Robefon, m
t^ Ul l }y lia " u > William \tiller, junTil- ,
liam i! ilcocks, Robert G. Latimer, . iel T
George M'Call, Robert Andvs,
William Forejl, Meredith Clymer, jrv c
A iron, Michael Keppele, Henry litT, p
John Melbeck, Charles Rtfs, Richard I- c
Img, Benjamin Ringgold, Daniel Ihv, n
Robert Lewis, William Phillips, Wim
S. Budden, Joseph Simmons.
It
CAAfp, OK CARLISLE COMMS a<
September 29th, 1 j °'
Iht Commanding Officer of they ft "
Troy of Philadelphia Light Ho,fej, tl
bimfelf bound, by duty, as well as ir a - hl
tion, to acknowledge and applaud tin- tL
duß of tb; Troop under his ccmman/u- le
ring tbe late march.—Their Jlriff atkn th
to orders—their decent and gentle,/, : n
deportment towards tbe inhabitant
' that spirit of harmony and accommoon VC
which tbey uniformly dijplayed, are p y m
presages of tbe success which mufi „ d
tbe patriotic cause in which they art „ he
—% that noble spirit be en,,' Bi
I
| tinned) as tJje fur eft mean of obtaining th\
obji tts for which que cor tend—•pvnifhmen.
i of the g lilt} violate sos th: laws of o'/
Qj'.J'tr-;, and fiu.mif. m o tbe/n by a!L,dc
f:ri tior/s of Gii'Zetis . ; twhizb ti\ 1
fx Peace, liberty ar.d Srfeiftfibe Ptop^i
JOHN DUN LAP, Captain.
PURSUANT to notice in the public pa*
pers of lafi evening, Ostoo-r id, 1794, a
number of -Jjt iii/zchs <j r 1 :.uu.u iybio as
sembled at the City-Hall, to take into corf'
deration the alarming accounts of a conta
triors difordj. f !, 'd to pr, ■va':! at Baltirxore,
and to devije proper measures to protect the
citi zens from the efftcis ibercof
GEOIiGE LATIMER, Ffq. was
appointed Ch.timiaH.
IfJ/.rr.R PRANKU.W Src'iy.
In cor ieqV'ecce of the ft >rtnrfs of the
notice a (mailer mlrtibct*ot citizens ajjoear
:iig tluii \va fnffit-ip;:'- to author.U: any re
lations on tbe subject, the meeting wai
adjourned to tnis aiternOon at five o clock, i
t A letter from Carlisle dated on Monday ]
lait fays, " A detachment of the Philadel
phia horse are just bringing in federal pri
soners ; one of them is wounded."
If ovit Wes tekn Brethren ha 1 j
coofidered the natural transition from
•mh'i/iy liberty poles to the whipping post,
a.id from burning of hotifes to cracking
of hemp, that the federal army would
coll them more real hardfiiip in three
days, than the tax Upon their favorite
beverage cpuld have colt them in twelve
geneiations, it is pollible that even th •
intrepid Brackenn'dge hiir.felf \vout< r
have seen the impudence of (formim-
Philadelphii, and ofpouiing the " rag.
ol a sorest," upon her effeminate citi
- J It is a tiite remark in the toother
country, that the rriinilier who begins
j a foreign war, never keeps,his place to
the cud of it. Li tfie.faine way, tiipfe
who raise a tempvii of {< «' ; ion, ate com
monly overlet in the coitrfc of it ; and
before the axe find the h;-.!'cr can coni
j mence their operations, have been mm-
X dereu or forgotten by titeii quondam
a| partisans.
* Even the virttlocs and eniisjhtenr:!
u patriots wlio b.'g.tn the great French
j Revolution, were long lince expelled or
>( extirpated, by a fucceediug band of
refotmcis. Th -fe also have been driven
i| from the political stage by a third party,
i who in the dawning of the Revolution
jj were almost utterly unknown,
; _ Thus happens, that when the Cha
- riot of ( reformation begins a race, the
hor.es a'.ir.ojl always run away with the
rlrrjtf. Some of the tr.embei sos a cer
tain a(Temb!y, for which We have the
highest refpeft, were d:lfingnillied in
the lad winter feflion, by objecting to
every fort of tax. Accordingly, their
neighborhood in the western eomrtres,
became the rerv focus of inflamation.
I hefe gentlemen are no«l- (training every
nerve to quench that conflagration
which they so ardently ejtcited. Their
efforts arc useless, and their admonitions
are despised.
Perhaps we ought to fay mere defp'f
ed, for the conspirators already begin to
distrust each other; and we have no
doubt that the rage of a forejl is already
more than half cool.
Phila, Ga-z.
By this Day's Mail.
NEW-YORK, Odober t.
It is remarkable that one article of
agreement between Mr. Jay and the
Ministry of England, is, that all pro
perty and per Jons taken by cither party,
pending the negotiation, fiiall be rello
red. Does not this article suppose pre
vious orders on the part of the Ministry
to takeperfons and property of the Ame
ricans ? If so, Governor Simcpe and
Lord Dorchester may (hew inltru&ions
under the privy seal for their Speeches
and aggressions, the round afjertions of
Mr, Dundas in the Iloufe of Commons
notwithstanding.
It must however be admitted as pro
bable, that the hostile intentions of the
Britdh ipiniftry were either originally
excited or much confiimed by the ap
pearanccs o; a dilpolkion among our
citizens to take part with France, im
mediately on Genet's anival in Amen
ca. The encouragement that rainifter
teceived on his firlt lardin", tlie holfile
afls he Cino n Uon and
othe. placed, the fervid ucclam-tions
with which he was received by multi- :
tudes of citizens, the addrelTes presented 1
him and the attachment of Americans
to the republican form of government,
Li C m, "'^ r y to Leliei'e, what
the Fiench ministry /aid, in Mr. Genet's
inftruiEhons, « that the American go- '
vernment would doubtless makeacom
mon cause with France." This we are
assured was the original cause of those
hostile dispositions on the part of the
British ministry, to which we n»Mft as- 1
f Cribe the lodes and inftilts we have fuf»
'■ ' fere-!. • Hac the President, whose Con
(Ktutional right it is, been p,.ri»':tted
f fdeiy to manage buiineia with Ssm-t,
' i is probable we might at k-alt na .e
avoided the British aggreflions on our
frontiers, though our commerce might
have (uffered, in the fame manner as
' that of Sweden and Denmark.—lt i«
J however very obvious, whatever msv. be
! the declarations of the ministry in En
, gJand, that a war with America was
{ lerioufly meditated, and if we avoid it,
j we may thank the good fortune of the
| French, and the Jir,nnt.fi of federal men.
The brig Thdmas, Capt. William
Auguftns Dundas. from Cadiz bound
to Nefcr-York, was drove ashore the
night of the 22d uit. about 6 miles tu
the weltward of Momauk Point, on the
South fide of Long-Il'land. The car
go, confilting of five hundred quarter
cades of (herry wine r a qmntity of
brandy, rainns, figs, anchovies, &c. is
likely, in chief par;, to be saved.
BOSTON, Sept. 27.
Varitus Important Ferc'igniSDomejlic
IntdUfcgtce.
L_ a
Liihfffrom F.uropc-
By an arrival yelte'rday morning rji
ftrblebead of a Ichonner, owned by
Col. Orne, in 36 days from Lifiion, wt
have received the following Intelligence
commui.icated by a gentleman of verilci
ry, who came to town lift evening
from Marbltliead after having fpokei
with the Capt. who informed him,
Ijl at a few d;iys picvious to his leaving '
l_:(fccn, news had been received there
that tne French liad poueffed themfelve:
«r St Sebastian— takn) ami ient into
, pott two Br-tifh (loops of war cruising
i' l the Bay of Biscay, wlsre piifhingfor 1
ward to Biiboa ; and that in confeqticnce •'
or (heir fuccrfles the Spaniards \v,-1e '
panic (truck ; the merchant/ at Bilboa
were leaving the town with great pre
cipitation—the American vciTels were
receiving their cargoes on board .vith
great d:fp:itch } mid those which had
Ho: la'ndeL theif cargoes were leavingthe
port vrithouthefitaiipn. He alio info, ins
that it was currently told at Lisbon,
that the French were equally fuccefsful
on the riontiers, in the Mediterranean ;
j and were matters of Barcelona. Thus
tar our advices.
FROM BO URDR A UX—Di rl:c T.
ietterday arrived here the brig Mi
net va, Capt. , f om BotirdeaiiX,
which he left about the id Angilft. By
this arrival, we have received Paris
" National Gazettes" to the 25th July.
! hey contain the official particulars of
tile capture of the fortrefTes and towns
in the Netherlands, which have already
been announced in the Centinel. In
the National Convention, Ift Thermi
dor, (July 19) Barrere informed, that
at Landrecie*, they had taken 91 can
non, which was 26 more than it con
tained when taken by the combined
forces. The highest spirit of animation
appears to pervade every part of the
I'rench Republic. Every day the
Convention were informed of the molt
heroic adtions, civic facrifices, and traits
of magnanimity. [Translations (hall be
given in our nest.]
From verbal accounts, we colledt,
that the French were victorious in al
mo(t every quarter : That no great pro
gress had been made in Spain, but that
f many Spanish prisoners were taken ;
c and that the facrifices at the guillotine
were as numerous as ever.
i he harvctt in France it was expedted
would be abundant, though at the time
. Capt. faiied, provisions were scarce
r at Bourdeaux.
I Translations from the Paris Papers brought
by Capt. Allen, from Bourdeaux.
( Bruflels, loth July, ad year of the
Republic one arid (
1 Richard, Rtprefntaiioe of the people, 1
IV tlx tie army of the North to the (
Committee of Public Safety. ,
WE continue to march from success to t
success. The two armies of the North, the (
Sainbre and the Meufc, yesterday effected ,
their jundtion at Ath, and are now march
ing forward ; the army of ths North con
tinually preserving the left. The enemy '
appears to retreat towards three points, e
Anvers, Maeftriefct, and the Rhine We 1
(hall to morrow seize on their inarch in the v
most certain manner. t
I (hall go to morrow in qiielt of my col- /
leagues Gillet and Guiton, to confer with
th: m. It is late ; and lam fat igued—lhall je,
write you to morrow more particular.
Signed, RICHARD.
— c.
Hfad-Quarters at PrufTels loth c
July, 2d year of the Republic. t
The Comm nder in Chief of the ar my of u
the. North, to the Committee of Pubhr r
Safety. J
Citizens, v
The jundticr.s of fhr armies of th e "
North ( of the oambre and the Meufe, i : si
> efiefled ; they arrived together at Brut
. j fels r their icpa'ratiofi wft not *-nifs; their
| re-'.'iwJn must produce cue moi't fa vorable
| coi.ienutnces; by jMirfciag 'tht-feldiers at
co .efce! tyrintj, wlip, notvi'lii iiuf'.ng
the extreme which htg been experienc
ed for leveral days, by ra
pid marches. The iixvc
been oijiigyd to I!mr tyery
where numerous, and of-rtrtykm i. num
bers of defertersand Driioners are daily ar
riving. Vive ia Republic.
Signed, PICHEGREU.
PfinrsYnrTTT-r M T=T C....
; PORTSMOUTH, N. M. Sept. 20.
Extract of a Utter from the Mujler of
th" i>ri£ Commerce, rme of the Dela
tx'tu-c jiett, to his brother in this town,
Jiiß&l/iiifa>:, Sept. 3, 1794.
AgreiSbb; to the old proverb, " A
half of a l 'loaf is better than 110 trend."
i efterday the Commerce, with fix o
thu vcfTels were cleared. The decree
of the courts was, that the vcfTels
fliould be given ip to the claimants, they
to apply for freight and demurrage to |
the peifons with whom they had con
trasted, as neither could be allowed
them by the court. 1 cannot inform
you wiiUt hiv charges will amount to,
not having my accounts collected—the
colls ol com t fall upon me; the cap
tors being exempted from paying any
charge attending the suit. Security
wa? fixtv pourlds ciurency, five fllillings
to the Dollar. Ihe vcflel- is (till in
the it ream, and I believe it will be a
confidtrable time before she will be dis
charged, as only one vefiel can be haul
ed in at a time dnd unloaded, as they*
fell the cargoes in iiftv and handled'
barrel !ou.
MAfiJNE INTELLIGENCE.
Bcston Sept. .19. ;
I rutily here the bi'ig i'inerva,
Allen, i v 56 days front Rotu-deaux—arri
i' d ai Boarders :x July 11/1 trig Pe
■neley, Brnr, Phi'ladAphia— 14.Sc.br. John,-
A n her, Salem—23. Ship Fabim, Z!?#-'
dard, I'ojlon, Jjrig Ceres, Loriag, Neii'
£*traas from Capt. AlteftV Journal. '
... tjf
•'South,'wu/iii ta .Bdrirjeeiux, out
.:«// i&iiter ofCerJptian bearing £'.
idfff'- j»3 Ji Mi .
■ ij- : hh jt-< £8-9eefhl;fag, do.
\fsX
t'riHte. jiTiifttTj fram jWtv -.Ifork) faund to
»f&' and *'
**,Vx'. X —v*"** tbt krigf y4r.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.
. At a large and refpcdlabje meeting of
s the Ir. e.nen of tfk County of Pii.ladel
pva, held at the widow Ltiher's in Ger
" maiHjOWn on '1 lni. iuay the 2d Odtober,
for ihe purj. ofe of forming a ticket for one
' Bisinbe;- oi Coi.greis, and a Senator and
r nx Reprclemitive* in tjie State Lcgillature
i tor the said County, the Rev. W. Smith
D. 1). in the chair, the following gentle
men were put in nomination by a targe
majority of votes, viz.
Cotigrefs.
'San. ik-1 Mites.
Senator
Robert Hare.
Afiembly.
Thomas Forrejf, 1
JoJ'eph M'Gvjflrl)
'Jacob Morgan,
Ed-.:ard H-tj'lon,
Thomas bntton,
•Thomas Paul.
Relolwd, that the above be publlfh?d,
sod the intormation of the County, and
that a copy of the fame be lent to our Ci
tizens who have marched to the welt
ward.
Relolved, that Doctor William Smiah,
and Mr. i'homas Dungan, be a commit
tee to lee that the above rel'olves be execu
ted.
WILLIAM SMITH, Chairman.
Attest,
ANDREW GEYER, jun. Sec'y.
THE BYSTANDER.
For the last time this season, as the
1 bills havc.announced, was performed on
Wednesday night, The Young Quaker,
or, Ihe Fair Philadtlphian.—The ad
mirers of dramatic novelty must regret
that so excellent a Comedy should be
doom'd " On tnufty ftielf to sleep,"
perhaps to give place to many others
without half its attractions : It is how
ever hoped that if the Managers have an
eye to their own interest, by according
with the desire of their mimerons well
wifher; —frequenters of the Theatre—
they will relax a little of this species of
ifeverity, by one or mpre representation
ere they quit us, with a farewell ad
dress.
1 he Byflander has already remarked
on the peiformance of this piece—he
can add nothingtothe merit of the Ac
tors, but it would be a seeming want
ol duty, as oracle to the public, to o
! noticing the painftil exertions of
Mr*. Haifam, who came holdfy fot
ward, though from a moll fevcre cold
she could Scarcely articulate. How dif
ferent this conduct from some Theatres
'#* " ■ I
1
within the Byftnnders knowledge, where
the bite of a mufqueto would have lai'3
up the Hsroine of the Tragedy for a
month ! The audiedce, ever indulgent,
felt the throb of sympathy, and greeted
her with universal plaudits, and when
retiring (he looked full of those
fenfitioris, excited by gratitude and
" foul fweet'ning prajjei"
i !:e Padloc;; was given asar. after
P'ece, probably to introduce a new can
didate—Mr. Nelson, in Leander, is
not the be ft of figures, but' his singing
proved that he poffWTed good ttitiffcal
tnJents j lie mull not take it amiss that
the ByHander notices the palsy in his
head—if it is a natural affliction the
•vriter begs his pardon. N
rt x
Mr. Wools was wckortied in Dm
Dkeo ; this veteran of the Theatre per
formed with all the jealousy and spirit
of the old Don, and if a prt
fumptiuii may he hazarded,, it fttm* as
if it was hia tliaiaftep* 1
Mrs. l/*fula, was 3ny
thing but Urfufch Mrs, HodgkiniVn
xa Leonora, was every thing in-Leoora.
Errata—ln the Bystander of the 1.1
instant, from an interlineation in the
mantifcnpt—inftead of 44 Prigmore in
Crop looked divertingly ridiculous"
read " Prirrtore in Crop was rtfpitiable,
and Mr. Martin in Endiefs looked di
vertingly ridiculous, &c. &c.
We hear that on the arrival of the fe
deral troops at Carliile—it was propof
td to cut down the anarchy pole lately
eredled tnei e—but, the citizens of that
place reqlicited it might remain, till the
pei foiis who had eroded it (honld be
taken—that they might be compelled to
cut it down with their own hands.
An unfortunate caftialty happened at
Carlisle since the arrivall of the troops
theie—a person j\Vas taken into cuixody
thro' m'(lake--& by the accidental dif
charge of a pdtol was {hot thro' the
gio'n and died.
From a New-Turk paper.
And 'witch thevrorld with Goatrn;r,fhlp.
7HE Public are hereby informed-, that
ils tbe race between the Ass and the Goat
caused so much dnjerfon in Greenwich lane
fame davj agot —they are to run at the rr
quejt of the citizens of Kc.u-York ctt Wed
nfday thefrfl of October, for apurfe of ;c/
raised byf'bjcript on : to flirt pre ifly at
5 o'clock //. the ufiernoon. As there is no
joftlingto be allowed, it is , Xl e3ed there
will be thuch diverfiort. The owners of
f lid Ass and Goat beg to be excufd for net
publifhmgjooner, as it qoas prevented on
account of the indifpofrtion of the Ass.
A Pilot arrived lwre this morning in
forms, that on Tuefclay last be law a brig
Vomin- ito Cape May in a gale of wind—
Yei'er !av evening he saw a (hip astern of
him this fide of New Castle which be sup
poses to be the Happy K .turn.
Cj* A Stated Meeting of the Penn
fylvanfa society for piomoting tlie abo
iuiou of slavery See. See. will be held, at
the ufnal place on fecund Jay next the
6th Instant, at 6 o'clock in the Eve
ning
r is well
wtako: «.
"'. t*tpr
>.<-'y v't-.'.v.»•£."'LA'''';' 1 '/'■ '■* •uwu'.*
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TfIEATRE— CEDAR STREET.
THIS EVENING,
03oler 3.
Will be presented,-
A TRAGEDY, never acted in Philadel
phia, called
PERCY.
Previous to the Play, the Band will plav
the
Federal Overture.
To which will be added,
Never performed in this Theatre, the co
mic Opera of the
Highland Reel.
Reduced into an afterpiece of two A<3a»
and p; rfoi r.'ed with universal applause
The doors will be opened at half after
five,atld the curtain drawn up precisely at
half after lix o'clock.
M<jiTrs, HALLAM & HODGKINSON
ni'ptctfully acquaint the Citizens in gene
ral, that every exptnee has been cheerful
ly fuflained. that might tend to make the
old American Company, worthy a lhare of
their patronage, duriug the iho'rt flay the
nature or their engagements will permit
them to make here.
Places in the Boxes may be had at the
Box Oiiice, from ten to one every day
(Sundays excepted) and on dav« of per
rcrmnu'e from three to five P. M. where
atfo tickets may be bad, and at Mr. Brad
ford's hock-Core, No. 8, south From.,
flreet, and at Mr. Carr's muQc store.
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