FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, June i«.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Price v. Bell.
This was an attion on a Policy of Infnr
ance, on the ship jSouth Carolina, and her
c.ir.ro, at ai.J from London to Cliarleftown.
,There was a total loss of the ship and cargo
by capture. The caufr came on to be tried
by Lord Kenyon' in 1793, when the Jury
found a verdid for the Plaintiff for 450!.
fubjed to the opinion of the Court, on a
cafe Which was Hated with great perspicuity,
and molt ably argued by Mr. Adams on the
part of the Plaintiff, Mr. Percival for
the defendant. It appeared among other BDnrr luiTrnM
things, that the South Carolina was an A- nU of
merican (hip, though not warranted so ; that . Whetea, the burgesses and affiltant. of
Ihe failed from Charleftown on the Ift of the borough of Wilmington have received
June, , 797 , with a pafTport or Tea letter on '"formation of the ex« fierce and prevalence
board, bound for the Havannah, and from of an n.fcft.ous and d.feafe at the
thence to London, but the patTport only fta- . Ha Tr ? nn * ~ n lhc ' fland <>f Cuba - "Norfolk
te'd, that (he was bound from Charleftowrt to ,n a „ " nd . 10 ' he O C " 7 ° f f
the Havannah, and took no notice of the and Fs " s Po,n ' tf | e . State Maryland ;
part of the outward hound voyage from the and as au U j nre I ftr ' aed '"tercourfe between
Havannah to London, where (he arrived in the af °™ lald and this borough may
September, i 79 7. It alio appeared, that mjurous to the.health of thv c.t.aens
be fides the palVport, (he had all nther papers and inha.Hants thereof_We have therefore,
which American ships usually had on board. b ? a " d ' *' th the advlce of the health officer
in the coiirfe of their navigation. of the raid borou g h . thought proper to or-
The counsel for the Plaintiff observed dtr and dlreft ; a,ld do hereb y order and dl '
that, the different sentences of condemnation that no ship or vessel, bround from or
in a French Court of Admiralty proceeded ,hat ma X have touched at the said infeded
upon ordinances only, and therefore he places, or eiiher of them, shall from and as
should put them all out of the question. by ter tbe publication hereof.be brought or ap
tefrrring the cart to the two recent deci- P"> a ch nearer to the said borough than the j
lions of Pollard v. Bill, and of Bird v. Ap- mouth ot t-hrittianna Creek ;, And we do
pie ton. He direded the attention of the forbid any person landing or being put on
court to the 25th articl-of the treaty of <l,ore ' or any goods or merchandize being
i 7 78, between France and America, and en- landed or unladen from on board such (hip
deavoured to (hew that the sea letter orpaff- or vessel, until the said ship or vessel (hall
port that was on board the South Carolina,, have performed fufih quarantine, and ob
when (he was captured, was agreeable to served such other cautionary and preventive
that treaty. "* meal'ures as the said burgesses and afliftauts
Mr. Percival, on the part of the Defen- Wlt h the advice and coofent of the health
dant, contended, Uut the plaintiff was not | officer shall prescribe and enjoin,
entitled to i-ecover on this Insurance, be- [ And in the pursuance of the power
cause the vessel 011 which the policy wasef- g' VCB us by the health law of this State,
feded, had not tliefe papers, which accord- j we furrher.refolre, That from and after the
ing to the laws which (bould govern her na- publication of the proclamation, 00 person
vigation, were necessary to be 011 board. o r perfonß who have been in the ci:y of Bal-
He contended, that although there was 110 timore, Fell's Poi t, or in the town of Nor
warrantr/ of her bein;, an American, that: folk w.thin the space of ten days, shall
there w;s a tacit agreement that every thing Come by land within the limits of this bo
fhould be done that ought to be done. : rough, under the pains and penalties con-
Mr. Adam in his reply, among other tained in the ad of assembly for that pur
things observed, with regard to the precise pose made and provided,
qeeftion how far there was an implied war- Provided, nevertheless, ThatYiothinghere
ran.ry, that a (hip should be documented ac- in contained shall be couftrued to extend.to
cording to the l, t ws of the nation to which the prevention of persons travelling in the
lhe belonged ; that question had never yet public stages or otherwise, from pafiing
been decided. He contended that this was through the said borough : Provided also,
documented as (he ought to be ; but if the That thsy da not alight therefrom, nor re-
Court should be of opinion (he was not, they main in the said borough more than half an
would recoiled there was no express war- hour ; not shall any goods, wares or mcr
r?nt/ on tlie face of thfpolicy. 'chandizebe brought'in, or imported by
jjord Kei yon—" I am by no means pre- laud from Baltimore and Fell's Point, or
pared to ;give any opinion on this cafe for Norfolk without a permit firfl obtained from
various icafons. At on the firfl the burgesses for that purpose.
blush of it, it dors rather appear to roe, And all persons offending herein, will be
this ship h>d not ths palfp rt on board (he fubjed to such pains and peii„ltii-s as ure
ought to have had. The point refpeding prrl'cri'oed by law.
ail implied warranty, is a most extenfivi | In Teltimony whererf we have caused the
dodrine. At present, I do not fee any j seal ot the said Borough to be here
ciufe tOvdiveft myfelf of tlie reasons that [l.s.J unto affixed, this 26:h- day of the
Aruck me before ; and I camfefs, I do not Bth month, 1800.
fee much difference, whether it is wai ranted Signed by oider of the Burgesses
or ngt warranted. If it is warranted to be and Assistants. y
Americen, it tr.uft be documented rs an JOSEPH BUINGHURST, jun. T. Clk.
American. It it is described as a (hip not
belonging to any particular country, it mufl
be documented as a ship of tile country to
which it belongs. My mind has got into
fonie esmfufion on the fu'ojed,nbr I am sure
from the manner in which it was argued for
it has been extremely ably argued on both
fides ; but gtie's mind is not at all times
equally fitted to receive an argument. My
brother Lawrence suggests that it is fit to
make a special vordid of."
Mr. Justice Grofe. s —" I think it would
be the corred way to have it turned into a
Special Verdid, for it may very pofiibly
happen, that on a Special Cafe, we may not
very much rely on certain eircumftances, the
want t;f which may prove fataJ on a Special
Verdid. We treat them very differently."
Mr. Gibbs said that out of 60 Under
writers, all except three had paid ; and the
expcnce of a Special Verdid was very
Lord Kenyon.—" That makes no differ
i ence. This is a very important point, and
I atn not sure whether it may not lead to
the cbfcuflion of all the do&rines that have
been laid down refpe&irg fc» wq|thinefs."
NOTICE.
ACERTIpICA TE, No 15519 dated lft Jan
uary 17971 in favoilr oi Robert l.inafay, of
Charlcfton South -Carolina, for on . share of the
fleck of the Bank of the United State« is loft—
a duplicate of which will be applied for a( the laid
Inftitutien.
August 7.
Marflial's Sale.
United States,
Pennsylvania Dtstrict,
BY Virtue of to medirefled from the
Horn rabii Richard Peters Esq. Judge of
the Diltridl Court of the United Statee, in
and for the Penr.fylvania Diftrid, will be ex
posed to public file on TUurfday the 28th of
August inlt. at t a nocn, at the office
cflnfpciti n, No. 49, North Third ftieet, in
the city < f Philadelphia,
Two Hogsheads of Rum.
The fame having been seized, kc. and libel
led aga'mft, profecutcd and condemned a» for
feited, Ac-
JOHN HALL, Marshall.
Marshall's Office, ?
Philadelphia, Aug. 12,18003 3awtS
ROBERT LENOX.
atnStt3m
By this Day' 9 Mails.
BALTIMORE, August 26.
Two negro men were this day lodged in
gaol, for setting fire to the houfc of Mr.
Dokehart, baker, in Market-drect. The
flames were early difoovered and extinguish
ed. The villains were apprehended (hnrtly
after the perpetration of the diabolical aft.
Their objtrA, they confefs, was to burn and
plunder.
WILMINGTON, August 27.
The brig Frankiin Capt. Andrew Mor
ris, of this port from Campeachy but last
from the Havanna,, arrived at on
Sunday last.
CARLISLE, (Pennf.) Aug. 20.
On Saturday night laA the bridge-house
and pait of the tufting houie of Cumber
land furnace, the property of Mr. Peter
Ege, were consumed by fire. From the
manner i.i which Mr. Ege bus lately been
ahufed» and from some exprcdions of a
threatening nature made use of by a person
lately employed about tl*e furnace, and who,
for bis imfsonduA h.id been difmiflcd, it is
the boildings were Jet on fire.
The fufpefted ptrfon is taken, and lias given
security for his appearance at the next
court.
Marftial's Sale,
United States >
Pennsylvania District, 5
BY virtue of a writ to me diredled from the
Honorable Richard Peters, Judge of
the lViflridl Court of the United States lor the
Pennfylvjoia DiftriiS, will be t*pofcd to Pub
lic Sale, at the Merchants' C (Tee Houi'e, in
the city o Philadelphia, on Mondsy the Bth
day of SeptemUer next, at ii o\hck u noon.
Tbe Vessel called
PRUDENT,
As (he now lies at Brown's
Wharf—with all < ! -d lingular her tackle, ap
parel, and appurtenmces, thr f;mt having h*tn
condemned in the laid court a forfeited, &c.
JOHN HALL, Marjhal.
MorfiaPt-Ofict, ?
August it, I?QO. J
TUE UNDERSIGNED,
TJlS>vrcdifli Majefly's Confu! General, and aa
-1 JL thnrized to tranfacl the Conlular Business,
for his Majesty the King; of Denmaak in the United
States of America, rcfiding at Philadelphia,
Hereby gives, public Notice,
T».it in'Oibcdicncc to recent infliuflions received
from l.if. government, it i» the duty of all MaUcrt
of Swcdifli at« 4 Danifti veiled, before their failing
from any port in the f-id States, to call upoi> hini
or the Vice Coeful in ori?er to fce granted such
Certificates for their Cargoes, which the exigency
■of "the llate of the Neutral Commerce ano! thefe
veral l>ecr»';s of the Belligerent Powers, render"
jlidifpcrfabiy neceilary, and, that any Mafler of
vessels belonging to the refpeitive nations, orna
vigating ender the pr:>!eiSiort ot their flags, in
enlitti: „> t'n tiho i'uch fcvtificites, will personally
ftaoi? rrtpor.ffble for the confeourmes.
RICHARD SOItEUSTUOM.
v Fhi'r.Jeljhio, ißth iXccnVtr, 1799?
Just ReceiVed,
J SI) FOR SALE B"
ROBINETT & KISSELMAN,
2CO lbs. Mate, 7. of a superior quality.
400 l)>s. iNutmegs, j
Jamaica Spirits, 4th proof,
Do. Sugar of the firft quality,
Holland Gin in pipes,
Port-au-Prince MolafTes—and
30 Tieices Rice.
R. K. bane also on bind, for Sale,
H r fon, 7
Young Hyson, 8c V TEAS,
Souchong J
Cogtiiae Brandy, ill 8c 4th proof,
Sherry Wine in quarter ca&s, very nice,
jojo6o Spanish Segars,
And a Variety of other
- GROCERIES,
j Aiguft 26 eo
Robbery.
300 Dollars Reward.
LASI' Saturday night my (hop in Water
ftreet was opened by a falfe key, and fun
dry articles of JtWfcLLERY, to the amount tff
ten or twelve hundred dollars, were carried off
Among them were,
Two marrnw spoons marked " Worrock
Likeneflcsof Mr James Robcrtfon aRd wife, of
Peterlburg—one do. of a Mr King one do.
of Mr John Trimble, late of thi? town, the
back set with a large blue ghfs arid a smaller
in the centres, under which was a plait of hair'
laid strait, with J. T. i« a cypher worked in
peaii. Together with a nomher of fancy pi*,
ces, painted by Sully, whih cannot now be
recoiled!ed ; 5 80-tfwiiu's Calls flaniprd
« Warrock.'
AND
The following Watches:
I Gold watch, maker's nime Pri.vaa, Paris
1 silver do Thomas C?r£en', Liverpool. 7703
1 do do George Bifield, London, 13,j00
1 gold do. I'r'i.ch, no name
I do. do. John Ryland, London, 1331
I fiiverd •. French, 1.0 nam#
1 do. do John I'.ull, London, 744
I gold do. Hi.dart, I'aris
1 silver do. Jofepk Kem'iet Shaw
1 d do. J. Iltfrli igtoo, London
1 do. <!o. No. <)Z6I
1 gilt do. G.M. Meteall, London, 4196
I silver do. George Hifvood, London, 3906
I do. do. J.Smith. Lofiion, an
1 double cafe pilt watel, R. Ofb'irn, Rich
mond, 87*4
100 Do lars vvill be givep for the refloration
of the jewellery, or jco dollars if the thief or
thieves are also fecurt-f.
Mr Benjamin Morris, the owner of the
Watches which were taken at the fame time,
will alio give 100 dollars frr thrm.
July 19
The Printers »t Ptterfburp, Richmond,
Ale* «nd' ia—Mtimore—C har'efton—and o
thers, are rcqueUcd to insert the above for a
few times.
ROW LETT'S
Copy-Right.
DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA—
TO WIT ;
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the 3iftday
of July, in tho *jth year of tho Indepundence
oi the United States ot America. John Rowutt
of the said DiftriA hath deposited in thi» Office the
Title of a Book, the right whereof h« claims as
Proprietor, in the words following, to wit.
* Tablet of Difcounty or Interest,
ON IVIHT DOLLAR,
FROM one to two thousand ;on evety ten dol
lars,from two thousand to two thousand five Htin
dred ; on every fifty, from two thousand five hun
dred to three thousand, and on every five hundred
from thiee thousand to fivf th«miand—from one
day to flity-four* days indufiv?, AT SIX PER
CENT, Comprizing, in the whole, upwarda of
one hundred and thirty-two thousand one hundred
and fifty calculations of Discount; all performed
according to the equitable principles of the Banks,
and as pra&ifed between individuals throughout
the United States
WITH NOTES
Preceding the work, (hewing how, by means of
the Tables, to ascertain the DiTcount AT SEVEN
and at EIGHT PER CENT, reckoning either j6o
or 36s days to the year—explained, by examples.
ALS 1
Another Note, under the firft page of the W«rk,
•hewing tha m»de of calculation on CENTS.
L 1 KCW I SI,
The ready way to use the Tables for any number
of Days exceeding sixty-sour.
To all which is added, the principles of compu
tation »f the various exchanges betw»er> each llat
refpe&ively, and betwsen all thtfa and London
and Paris, at diffrrent tnt«s-*S Exchange.
By JOHN ROWLETT,
Accemptant, Bank of North-America.
IN CONFORMITY to the ad of the Con
gress of the United States,intituled " An
A (SI for th« en.ouragemeat of learning,
[iXAt.] by fccurirg the copies 01 Map*, Charts
and Bo»ks to the Authors and Propri
etors of fucli copies duting the time hire
in mentioned "
(Signed) D-CALDWELL.
Clerk of the District of Pennsylvania.
august I- iaw4w.
HIGH-STREET.
The House,
3tawtS
LATELY occupied by the Chevalier
D'Yrujo, Spnnilh Annbaflador, will be
let out to an approved person or family, on
easy conditions. It is large, commodious
and elegant, witU coacli-houfe and stables
conformable.
Enquire at No. 10*0. Spruce street.
SAMUEL MAGAW,
Arch Street, N». 94.
eodtf.
July 23.
Sand 6v Stone Ballast.
ANY pcrfon wjftiojf to b*t« 4 of
«ard and Stftn« B«H»rt. bj rfttiting it fr«a,
the (hip Aunt, Itirg >« th« ftreira, »brr»fl of
Viiw ftre. t wturf, m»7 hl *« o&e hundred ton«
giatii, Apply ou bo*ri>
A*g*&
Gazette of the Onited States.
PHILADELPHIA,
THURSDAY EVKNING, AUGUST 23.
PRICES OF STOCKS.
Puiladelphia, Aucost »7.
Old 8 per Ceftt Stock for calh 105 pel cent.
Newß per Cent Stock dj. iqߣ
ill per Cent, (net amount) 87^
Navy db. do. 87
Three per Cent. do. 53
Oeletred, - do. 84
U United States, do. 31
, Pcnnfylvaaia, do. 16.
—— North America, do. 48
Infuranse comp. N.A. shares 10 per cent, be
low par.
—— Pennsylvania, shares, % I per cent, adv,
Turnpike Shares, 10 per cent, nnder par.
Bridge (Schuylkill) Stock, par.
Kaft-ln Jia Company of N. A. 7 per cent advance
Land Warrants, aj dolls, per 100 acr«s.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE
Bills on Lon. at 30 days for cash 170 per ct.
Do. do. 60 days do. 168 do.
Do. do. 90 days do 166 1-3
Bills on Hamburgh it 60 days 36 a 37 cts.
per Mark Banco
D*. in AnifUrdam, 60 days 39 a 40 cts. per
Florin.
The intercourse between Baltimore, Nor
folk and Wilmington, Delaware, is Hopped.
See proclamation, Mail news.
The foundation of a new Church was
laid at Eaftdn, Maryland on the 2oth in-
Ihnt.
A column and a half of the Aurora of this
morning, is devoted to remarks, on the
appointment to office of Old Tunes,,—how
M'Kean and Ttr.cb Coxe must have sweat
before they completed reading it.
For the 24 hours preceding Tuesday mor
ning at fun-nfe, there were 33 new cases re
ported at Fell'* Point. There is now 95
lick, exclusive of 7 at the Hospital, and in
the fame 24 hours there we.re 13 deaths in
Baltimore and its vicinity.
From Raleigh we learn, that Mr. Macon,
and Mr. Stanford, are re-elefted, in their
refpedtive diftri&s, Representatives to Con
gress.
Important dete&ion.
Information haviag been received by Ro- '
bert Wharton, Esq. from Mr. De la Mon
tague of New York, that certain-described
perfoni were in Philadelphia who had alter
ed sundry Bank bills, from small to larger
amounts ; the proper officers were diredted
to make search for the yerfons. In a few
days by the a&ivity of Mr. Hain9, head
Conttable, with other civil officers, three
persons were arretted and lodged in the jail
of this city, viz. Rolwell Bingham alias,
Robert Beertian, Levy .Stephens & Ephra m
Fitch. On them was found all the plates |
and apparatus together with an immense ,
! uumber of altered bills, amounting to 1280 |
' dollars on the Manhattan Bank, exclusive !
of a large amount on the Boston Branch !
Bank and others.
The origin al Bills of one dollar were al
tered to ioo ; those of 5 to 30 and 50.
The bills in every other vefpect were perfect,
the signature, &c. being genuine. The
manner in which they performed the alter
ation was by extfafting with a liquid the
original sum and imprefling a large amount
in its place. The bill, plates, &c.
are all now in poflefiion of the Mayor.
It appears from Ephraitrt Fitch, w|io has
made a complete confeffion, that Rolwell
Bingham, alias Robert Beernan, and Le
vy Stephens are the Principals in this busi
ness, and that he was Employed by them, at
25 dollars per month, as journeyman, to do
the work., and to have no other emolument
or cancern whatever ?n the business—This
man promises iniportant information, pro
vided he is pardoned.
[ IVe return our thankt to the gentleman -who
politely favoured us -with (befollowing ex
tras of a letter.'}
PEACE
Between RIGAUD and TOUSSAINT.
»• Two or three days before our depar
ture from the Cape, news had arrived there
of peace having taken place between T ouf
faint Louverture and Rigaud.
" Tou (Taint's forces, under the command
of Gen. Deflaline, having captured Arquin,
and got pofleffion of Rigaud's portmantua
and pipers, by which they became acquaint
ed wiih his real situation (which he had
hitherto found weans' to keep concealed from
them) they determined 011 pushing forward,
with all possible dispatch, to Aux Cayes,
before he could receive any supplies of am
munition and provisions, of which his array
wa? much in want.
M Rigaud found hirafelf so closely pur- I
sued, and perceiving some unfavorable move
ments In his own .irmy, and fearing they
might declare openly againfl him, deter
mined at last. if poflible, to accommddate
matters with Touiflaint. He accordingly
lent a deputation to him, to let him know
his intentions : They -were well received, but
Touiflaint, would agree to no other terms
than that Ripaud fliould immediately, depart
from the Island ; which Rigaud was finally
forced to confrnt to. A certain number
of days has been allowed him, by 1 ouifiaint,
to depart with his family and baggage. He
has * brig of 22 guns, in the harbour of
Aux Gay' 8, in which he means to embark.,
'• This city or town Ir s Cent a deputation
of white inhabitants to General Touiflaint,
to reqlieft him to come in person, and take
poffeffioti of the place, (dreading the arrival
•f the army without the comiv.ander in
4td.
chief, as they hare "al ways beeti led to Toti.
pose that the territory itvpoikiiion of Rigaud
was to be e;iven them as fair plunier) On"
the 2i inllant, General Moyfe, comman
ding at the Cape, received official letters
from Gen. TouiiTaint, informing him of
these tranfa&ioni, and that he, Touiffaint,
was then on his road to Aux Cay-s
,»« The Augusta brig, the Trumbull, and
the Herald, sloops of war, are cruizing near
the Aux Cayes. It is to be hoped that
Iligaud will fall in with some one of them,''
For the Gazette of the United States,.
MR. WAYNE,
AS the letter which appeared in your
Gazette on Monday, may lead Come of my
fellow citizens to suppose that I am
ill the habit of covering property under
the name of rr.y house of B. & J. B >hlen,
I fend you a copy of the letter refer'd to,
with an affidavit of its author (a native of
Germany, hitherto my clerk,) which I beg
you to publish, believing it will want no
comment.
JOHN BOHLEN.
Philadelphia, August 26, 1800.
BE IF KNOWN, That on the -day of
the date hereof, before rtv, Peter L lira,
Notary Public for the Commonwealth of
Pemifylvania, rttiding- in the City of Phila
delphia, by lawful authority duly commif
fijned and l'worn, and by law authorised to
administer oaths and affirmations, perfonnlly
appeared George Bernard, late clerk and
book-keeper to B. tc J. Bohlen, of the said
city, merchant, who being toy me duly sworn
according to law, did depole and fay, that
the annexed is a true and faithful copy of an
original letter, written by this deponent
whilst in the employ of the said B. and J.
Bohlen, and forwarded by him per the ship
Muhlenfels spine time since, bound from this
port for Amftfrdam* but captured and sent
into Halifax, that the said letter wa» written
ani forwarded by this deponent, without the
p r evity or consent of the said
B. & I. B 1 ilen, with whom he lived for a
hout two yi-ari and half, and can with thd
greatest truth, declare that he has never
known them to cover themselves or to aid
and affifl others, either dire£tly or indireft»
ly, in covering any property or efTe&s what.
GEO. BERNARD.
In Testimony whereif I have hereunto
set my Hand, and affixed my Notarial Seai,
the twenty fifty da- of August rSoo.
PETER LOHRA, JV. P.
(COPY.) •
Philadelphia, 30 May, 1800.
Mcflrs. Pieter Vjd Veen & Son, Amfterdara.
Gentlemen !
I TAKE the liberty to request of you to
load on board of the firlt failing vend for
this port, for my account, anH rilk eight
calks Madder of good qualirv—
Bat as I am not yet long enough in this
countiy to obtain Citizen Ship, I think it
prudent theft goods to have inserted in the
Bill of loading, Bcc. paperi. poing for account
and Rilk of Messrs. B. & J. Bohlen of this
City, and as we are not yet acquainted to
gether you'll please to draw on me for the
amount favour Said Gmtlemen, as I can
make you the return in produce which I
leave to your own option. I would htvc
made you now the Remittance, but as the
Exchange 13 id. above pair and the discount
a 1-2 per cent, per month. I wish not to
be for such a long.while out of the money.
The Insurance premium is now here very
Reasonable, but as it is umertain if advice
of fliipping will come to hand in time, I
mud prefer to be insured with you and please
to choose good underwritters I am with the
greatest regard.
Gentlemen
Your obt. 8c Hble. Servant
GEO. BERNARD.
Care of MefTrs, B. St J. B .hiei;.
[The following vile paragraph it cpied
from the Baltimore American, printed by
one Alexander Mar in, a fellow wh> was
compelled to decamp from B' (lon ; but
not for faying his prayers, or faying hit
debtS.~\
" The brilliant faccefiej of the French
has confounded the Britith taftion with : n
the United States. They appear difc~nfo
late and their visage express the agony of
their mind. Thank heaven, they are. now
placed in that fituation r -which they have at
tempted for a few years pad to place the re
publicans. Thtir cockades Appear like the
withered leaves in the autumn A few are
difplaved in the hats of the fuperai uated,
but they stand 01 ly as a monument of their
folly. May the fuccefles of Buonaparte
continue, till the enemhs of the French gov
eri raent are prajlrate at their feet, and fup
plianti for their mercy''
[i- T ere is a wilh exprefled by a man, who
abitradlly considered, is unworthy notice ;
but as connefted with and being one of the
champions of a daring faftior, deserves the
most serious consideration. This fellow is
j supported by the fame charafleis who up
i hold the Aurora, .and whose •jyiews, senti
ments ai.d wishes are in unison, from New-
Hamplhire to Georgia—from Jefferfon
down to a towffi meeting Secretary. The
deadly secret which has remained dormant in
their bosoms, has prematurely come to light
and unfolds at once their infernal schemes*
It will be recollefted that the Briti/h/allien
here alluded to, consists of all those citzens
of every description, who are determined to
support at the rifle of life and properly the
government of the United States, >fnd who
. have opposed the " haughty prere'Xiona and
perfidious schemes of France" and it is (he
with of this writer, that theft- virtuous, free
born sons of America, for th s patriotic
deed maybe laid pr Jlr te at the feet of
Fra ce, and lecome bubble fuppl'wnts for mer-
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