Gazette of the United States, & daily advertiser. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1800-1801, December 26, 1800, Image 3
By this Day s Mails SALEM, December 1 A HIGH-WAT ROBBKR- T he Mond iy previous to Thanksgiving-, Mr. Joseph Lord, jun. of Ipswich, was re turning from Boston, where he had been to receive the int-ered 011 Ibme State Notes, to the amount ol 2or 30° dollars. In the new road, just at lull-down, be was (topped bv a large Blackmail, who laid hold of the boric's Jridle, and demanded the young man's mo ney—Mr. Lord was considerably dartled at firft, and ' endeavoured to warn him of the* consequences of such conduift but the Fei - low relolHtely perfided in demanding his mo ney—finally, as Mr: L. was putting his hand into his pocket to deliver him his loose change, he observed a man on horseback coming towards him—he immediately hal lowed, and the gentleman rode up, and the Negro instantly made of— but the gentle man and Mr. Lord pursued, overtook, and with considerable refinance, flogged him tj such a degree that he laid down iji the road apparently dead. He laid he .would sooner be killed on the spot than to go to jail, and they were obliged to leave him the rascal in the road. The foregoing may be depended on at fa&s. NEW-YORK, December 25. • It was mentioned in our Gazette yester day, under the London head, that Caraccbi, who was at the head of the plot for the aflaffination of Buonaparte, had been in America. This is true—a Gentleman was at the office of this Gazette yesterday, who informed us that he had dined with him in Philadelphia several times ; and further mentions, th.it -while in Philadelphia, he had conltrudted a model r>f a monument Intended as an honor to the Great Wathing toit. This mcdel was exhihited for the infpeftion of several Gentlemen, who were highly pteafed with the ingenuity of its Ctnftruflion. Caracchi was genteel in his deportment, *nd aflociated with Frenchmen oirefpefta bility while in America. Since the above, we have conversed with another Gentleman who saw Caracchi with his model in this city, in the year 1790. We dial] not hazard a conjecture on the nature of his business to this country. Last evening arrived hers the thip Argus, Captain.Maine, in 32 days from St. Sebaf iians. Ihe Captain came on (hore without the Paris Papers intended for us, wlueli, he informs os, are as late as the 17th of November. This morning we (hall receive them, and on Friday the'readers of the New- York Gazette m-ty expeft Transitions five days than any thing heretofore receiv ed from that quarter. IT7* Undei the Marine Head will be found feveraj interell ing articles, received from Captain Maine. £xtra£l of a letter from an officer on board the United States fliip PreTident, to his friend in New-York, dated St. Pierre's N«». aotJu « \\r e this morning came to an anchor in the road oi St. Pierre, where we found th« John Adams, and the. schooner Experi ment which we lent in a .few days ago, ha ving carried away her foretopmaft and sprung ker foremaft in chace. She is getting new ones, ind will Coon be at sea again. I be lieve there are few privateers out now ; they (lay in the ports ; and if they fee a •velfel they run out and in again immediately. This is evidently the cafe ; for none of our Ships have fallen in with them, and we can fee jinmbe.-s of them Hinder the land. The Sloop of War Mrnimack, about. ten days ago, captured a privateer brig of 14 guns •that **as driven out of Gurracoa by the IE/iglilA. The John Adams is going home, fcer crvife being out. She has captured chsven prizes this trip, one of which was retaken and carried into Guadaloupe." WASHINGTON CITY, December *2. ESTfMAJ'IATES nr PYRAMIDS. .By anentiaent American Aitiib A Pjrranrid 100 feet'Yquare at the feafe, and 100 :fcei high, £uilt of blue granite, will cost. Dolls. 47,816 D . 'l'te.do. do. Jto do. ■ ' 57,826 D). 120 da. do. 120 do. 68,855 Do. 130 da. do. tjo do. 80.609 Do. 143 do. do. 140 do. 93'7'9 Do. Ijo do. <fo. Ijo do, 107,586 A Pyramid njo feet bale, and 150 feet hign, the external psat of the work built of fiec-ftone, one foot; on the under bed, aud Uid m courses <»ne foot high, will cpmun ef free-£t-ne, cubic feet, at per fooi, 1437,140 dolls. 1 A Pyramid tjo ioetbafe, Dolls. 107,586 Free-Hone work, 57,104 Deo#ft 46,380 ex hie feet graliite, to 1855 joerclies, at 3 Dolls. 5,565 . A Pyre-mid i-oo fejelinfe, and 100 l'eet high, the.external part buih of folici free-done, one foot on the under bed, and laid in courses one foot hij{li, will contain 20,613 1-3 cubic feet of Hone, at 6s. per foot, is 16,490 dolls. A Pyramid 100 feet bale, Dolls. 47.816 Fret-ftcane work, 16,490 64,306 jDrJuci $24 perches of ftone,at 3 dotls. 2,47! Dolls. 61,834 j' We • 3er(Vii)i! tha* fn the prog<efsof the I negociati ms attending the irt-ih h treaty, j tlie cowiniffioners oij tin part of France , labourioully drove to obtain 'the redoratjon sos the treaty of 1778, and offered in cafe ' that was redored an indemnification for. l'po liated property ; but dated that in raft- that treaty was not rein-dated, thj claims of tfie American government Tor indemnities made -under that treaty, ought not to tie allowed. Our commiifioncjs, in conformity to indmc tioru receivrd, declared the reuidatemeiit of the treaty ot 1778, to be altogether inad miffihle ; but endeavoured for a considerable length of time to obtain confpenlation for illegal fei^ures, 1 without conni£ling there with the condition LnfiJled' upon by the . Frenrh commission. They however failed ; in the ucconjplifhnient of this objecl, and finally submitted the conlideratian ot liidem . nities to future negociation. CONGRESS. House of Representatives. Friday, December 19, 1800. Mr. Claiborne laid before the House a memorial of the House of Keprefentalives of the Mifltffippi Territory, dating some inconveniences which had arisen from the wa»t of authority in the governor, to ifTue writs of ele&ion, in cafe of improper re turns ; fuggeding alio the want of dilpofi tion on the part of Governar Sargent, to have the General Aflemblv organised, and dating the adv:yitage which would -accrue 10 the territory, it an earlier day for the meeting of the legiflat,ure was fixtd by a law of Congrefv 011 motion, 1 lie laid memorial was Werred to Mr. Claiborne, Mr. Goodrich, and Mr. Nott, with authority to report by Bill or other wile. Mr. Davis moved the referrence to the fame committee of certain rsfolutions fub< mitted'by him to the hotife during- the, last feflion, but then not atted upon, stating the allrged exifter.ee of several unconstitu tional laws in the MiflfilEppi Territory; whereby -nujuflirublecxtartiona were pra£li fed on the citizens. The refutations were rend ; after the reading Mr. Grifweld defiied a poftpoße. merit of the motion for a irferrence till day, which was aggrerd to* • Mr. GriS'wOld, from the committee to whom was referred so much of the Pre sent's Speech as relates to the Judiciary of the United States, which having beeui read twice, was referred to a Committee of the whole honfe on Monday. Mr. H. I.ee from the committee to wJiom was referred the several propositions made commemorative of the services of George Walhington, reported a bill for theereflion of a Mausoleum, differing in 110 other refpefts from the former bill re ported, except as to the materials of which the Mausoleum is to be constructed ; {he present bill directing it to be made of stone, the former one directing it to be tnpde of Hjarble. He said that the cofnmittee, after ma tare conlidering the relative merits ps all the plans proposed, hud preferred the Mau loleum, as wellfrom its superior ehe*pnefj to any other. Th« bill was read twice, and refered to committee of the whole lioufe on Tues day. The committee on unfiniftied bulineft re ported in patt a lift of certain laws relative to revenue which expired with the present session, and recommended to refer the cxpe denry rf cantinuing them to the committee of Ways|and Means. Which report, being read twice, was a geed trf. General Anderfon, from the committee of privileges and eleftions, reported : " That they have examined Mcflfrs. Vefey, Trefcot, and Geddes*, three of the mana gers of the frjeilion fbr members of the le gislature, in the parilhes of St. Philip and St. Michael, Charldton, who attended the committee in consequence of an crder of the Ploufe of Representatives to tbrsii direfted, fcr that purpose ; and they having given their evidence to the fatisf„&ion of the com mittee ; and tl>e committee having alio exa mined other gentlemen,' as so the cortdnft of : all thf managers, a're unaniinoufly ot opini on, that they the elcdion for the said pari flies with fairnefi and integrity.— 1 |iey therefore recommend, that they be difchaiged from farther attendance on the Committee, and that they be allowed the fame pay as members of the legislature, ta defray the expences they have incuired by travelliug to and tiom Columbia, and attending on the com mittee." The report being taken into consideration by the house, was unanimously agreed to. THOMAS LEE, C. H. U. * G Aertfon bring confined to his chamber hy a fev«;re fit ol fickncfs, was prevented from accom parying hi* tare colleagues. LANDING At Wain's wharf, The Cargo of the brigEnterprize, CONSISTING OF Surinam Molasses, Of in ejc.elleat quality, in hogflieads, tierces and barrels, And about 40 quarter cash LISBON WINE, Fob Sjlr Br Wharton Lewis, No. Front street. o&aber 9 tu th fa tf 144,690 Dolls. 139,12^ (>lntelligencer.) GOLUMBJA, (S. C.) In tbe House of Representatives. December 6, rSoo. Gazette of the United States PHrLAPrLPIHA, ri'IDAY FVKNINr.. BKCHMBKK 26, RETURN OF .'VOTES, For President and Vice President of the United States. § I f ~ ~ £ k fr <3 y a 53 t S, iS tt| Co V New-Hampfliire, '6.6 r MaflNchufetts; 16 16 I Rhode-lnand, .4 4. Conneftitut, 9 J t Vermont, 4a- New. York, 12 12 ° 7 00 00 7 8 8 3 I SSS I 2 ' 21 P ! ii 48 8 p «. 8 [ *■ 4 t; y ' New-Jcrfty, 7 Pennsylvania, 7 Di-lawareJ Maryland, j Virginiß, Kentucky, IVnnelTee, North-Carolina, 4. South-Carolina, Georgia, % The. Honorable Oliver Ellsworth, has arrived in England from France, a»d hus been pre fen ted to the King, by the Ameri can Minider. Me ♦'as also present at the premutation of the sword to Lord Nelson by the city of London. The treaty is scarcely spoken of in the Lpndoa papers. Citizen Pit no*, (the late Secretary of Legation at the Haguf) is appointed French Commiflaiy General to reCi'e >t Philadelphia. TTe will aifl as Charge J'Affaires, until a MinifUr is sent out. House of Commons, North-Carolina, No vember 24,. A melTag« was fen* tp the Senate propof inp the appointment of a joint committee, to draw up such amendments to the Consti tution of the United States as they may think necelTarv, and that they piake report during the present week. The Leg;flature of Maryland adjsnrned on Friday lafl> after passing eighty-seven a£ls. That the Elefl«rs of PreGdent and Vicr- President in the States of South-Carolina and Georgia, have given an unnuimotis vote for Mr. JefTerfon and Mr. Burr, will* not now admit of a quetlion,—it is dated positively in the Charleft-jn papers. . A bill has been introduced into the Le gitimate of Virginia, tor the prevention rf " the barbarous cusljin of Eiutil ">£•'' — L lt difqu'ilifies every per lon who sends, carries or accepts a challenge to Gghi ni any way or with any weapon whereby the life of either party might be endangered, from holding any property real or personal, and from exercising any office civil or military, l'hey (hall also fevernlly be liable to a Crimi nal profcrution as heretofore. Persons leaving the (late, to elude the operation of the law, are comprehended in its provisions. I Ihe a£t also provides for tile pilnMhment of such irritating insults, by the imposition of fines at the discretion of a jury, as were not heretofore cognizable by law. Should this law be cafrie4 in . effeft, the jurifdiclion of the mcjjJcrn " Court of Honor" will become obfialete in Virginia. The follovjing bill was read in the House of Representatives of the United Stdtes oh Wednesday last. A Bill concerning the Diftrift of Coliwnbia* Seflion I. Re it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled: That the laws of the fote of Virginia as they exiftcd on tlie firft inonday of Decem ber in the year 1800, flisll he and continue in force in that part of thediftrift of Colum bia which was ceded by the said (fate to the United State*, and by them accepted for the permanent feat of government :and that the laws of the Have of Maryland, as they exit ed on the said firlt Monday in December iliall be and continue ip force in that part of the said d ftrift whthtvas ceded by the state to the United State;, and by ttiem ac cepted as aforef.iid. Seflion 2. And be: it further enacted, That all executive and- judicial officers, appointed by the relpe&ive states of Virq-in. ia and Maryland, and who had jurifdiflion in or over the said dirtrift} or any part there of, on the said firll Monday in December, according to t!se tenor of the coHftitution and laws of the said States, Hull continue to hold and exerclfe such jurifdiftion until re- ! moved by the I'refident of.the United States , and that theJppoiutraentUjf all fudi officers hereafter, (ball be made hi the tiramier de listed by the second feftion of the frcond article of tlie Ccuftitutioß ©f the United States. 3. And be it further enacted. I Thatnothing in this aft contained fliall in | any wife alter, impeach or.impair the rights \ granted by or derived fro™ the ads of in- , corporation of Alexandria and George-T»wn 1 or any other body corporate or politic with- ! in the raid diftrift. *i4r - When the troops at the camp at Amiens were informed df the Confpiraty again ft Bou nap-rie tney tngetl to be marched immidiatefy to Paris. Only 50, however, had per miflion ; and with their knaplacks at their backs', they addreflt-d the First Con' ful,'and in a laconic manser defcrined the devotion of their comrades of the army to him. . . From a Kingston (Jamaica) paper 'No vember io. , " "The brig Diligence,, captain, Hugh JohnlVon, of this port, with, a cargo of pro visions from Philadelphia, td the t.f U. Da vies 8c C<> f was Wt about 9 o'clock, A.- M. 011 Sunday last during the gale, be tween the Navaffa andeailend of thin island. The captain and fourteen Teamen with fume pii(Tenders were loft, and only two of the crew laved ; they were taken from off a spar, 'on which they had been for forty three hours, by lieutenant Filton in the tender of his majesty's (hip Abergavenny, which arrived at port Royal on Friday last.' We that anion* t(ie paflen fTengers on board the Diligence, were four ladies. The brig Ruby, from Philadelphia, bound to Port with naval ftorfs, detain ed by his majefly's (hip TifiphOiie, wis in the offing la'ft night. November 11. We underft.md that an American fliip was caR away off Plantain Garden River, ami that the crew were all saved upon parts* of tlie wreck ; forne of thein arrived itl this town yeftrrday. The American brig Juliet, from Philadel phia, bound to Port-au-Prince, with flour., wine, and dry goods, detained by his majefi ty's (hip Tifiphone, ari ivepl yellerday. November 12. 66-1 66 I >6i We are informed that in consequence of the Americans being- prohibited to trade to Honduras in their own bottoms, mahogany has fallen there froni 321 10. to 20 —The Deception, lioni Providence, a brig from Cork, and the Duke of Richmond, from London, arc all lately arrived these in bal last. The American brig Dalphin, from Balti more, bound to St. Thomas's, detained by his Majesty's (hip Meltiger, arrived yester day. Tliree fliipi were in the offing last night, supposed from Africa. d PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. . u ARRIVED, days Brig Christiana and Andrew, Brown, Ham burg 47 Merchandize—to A< Ficlch d Brig Polly and Mary Ann, Vmneman, , r Tobago a» M Rum—to Jones and Smih Liberty, Hunt, Cymana 19 Cocoa an>) cotton—to William Wihi J»niata Jufticc, Lilbon 88 Salt and wine-'-to More Wharton P e CBV> Coffin, Havjnna ?o f Sugars'—»to F. lin tiers t .Schr Felix, Datidfon, do 14 j ' do y The fallowing vefleli failed from Cape Francois on or about the id instant, viz n "W r 'R Dilpatch, ——, of and tor Baltimore . Schr. 1 Brothers, , of and for Philadelphia ' Experiment, Bray, of and far do Sloop Little Mary, —— of and for do • Brig Nancy, CraiTen, from hence, has ar s rived at Cape Francois, it Brig Polly, Gerild, of and for Philadelphia put back to Cape Francois the id inflant, in t dirt.refs-»—Captain died the fame day Schooner Tellmachus, has arrived at Ntw " beta, ( North Carolina) from Kingston. e Ihe United Stateo flip Delaware is on the Havauni Ration ; and t\»o BritiAi men of war ? are coiftantly 011 that coast. f Captain V jntienun left it Tobigo, brig Eg« eonora, of and from New Yrrk to fail soon Me saw no fnw.rd bound vessels below. Schooner Aitive, Spence, from hrr.ee, has c arrived at Cape Francois, after a pillage of 1 o.'teen'days Schooner MeP'cnger, Stites, from he: ce, has arrived at Cape Francois. I BOSTON, December 18. Arrived, fchooser Traveller, Dingley, Lou don, thirty days j Ihip Onflow, Barnard. Li verpool, forty-two days; schooner Brothers, Fortune, Newfoundland, twenty days. Schooner Experiment, Barnrs, twenty three days from Portland, arrived fafe at Jainaici. Deal, November 9. This afternoon it blew " tremendous gale from S. W\ to N. W. S.- ver»l veflirls parted their cables. The Ameri can Hern, fro)n Virginia, is on ftiore near Hamfgate, cargo landing. Many vcflVls of war have been difsnafted, &c. and a vast number of merchant veflirls loft or injured. The Winni fred, from Briltol; Two Brothers, Philadel phia, foundered at lea. Gravefend, November 9. The Stillman, Beriningham Packet, and Superb, failed for CharUfloa. TheLeicefter Packet, from New York, ar rived at Falmouth. The IVafhiilgton, Bolton, |at Cowes t and Dorothea, Charleston. Gen eral Mercer, New York, at Liverpool ; Mer cury, do. and John Adams, Bolton, do. La vinia, Charleston, at Bristol ; Two Brothers, Philadelphia; at Mi,ford ; Alexandria ; Virgi > nia, at De.l; Mary Ann, Charleltsn at Clyde t John, Charleston, at Dublin Schooner Little John, of Boftoh, has been driven on the Goodwin Sands, afterwards got off; but the Captain and fume hands who,took t'n the boat have not been heard of. The Joha Cutter, Irom Bareelon, is on (here near Ply mouth, (England) full of water. NEW YORK, December a 5. ARRIVED, days J Ship Argus, Maiße, St. Sebastians 34 Schr. Jones, Evans, Havanna 11 CLEARED, ' Ship Juno, Stephens, London Schr Jack, Wynes, St. L&cea Ship Brothers, Waterman, has arrived in the Sousid from London, thirty days fiofu land, left London 6th November j was boarded in _ the channel by a French privateer, and treated 1 politely. ; Ship Sampson, from this port, arrived at ] Portsmouth oil the 9th November. November it, Captain Maine in latitude ; 44, 30, longitude 8, W. was boarded by the ■ britiih frigate Diamond, Captain GrifSth, de ! tained half an hour, ocam?ni«d all his papers, Gazette Marine Lift. -• » V * t '# To- r, N. longitude (,<; W. spoke a fcfafior.M from Cape De Verd iflinds, loaded with- fait, t|, h-langinp to Nantucket, bound to Narth Cs ' 0 . rolina. December n, in latitude 37, longitude ( ,f 74, (poke the sloop Charming, ,sf Der j_ by, wH fair; \ ' ft 'Seb:iftisn» November 13. TJiefhipflUcii «• River of New York, Captain Matthew"), Wir u * driven on frinre from her anchors" by a harrt ne gale of wind sam fht* N W. and remained ott he fbore about three boors. All the American* *a in this port immediately Vent to nis-afltftancAi _ -tfier the Spaniards found tl.e was l.kdy to be rot off they drove the Americans away .with * £uard „f After {he had remarnfcd oft J\ (horc about two hours. thinking it was not pof "■ ffble for her to get off, they permitted the 11- Americans t return 1 finally, in about one ur hoi.r after (lie was afloat, got ta Iter moor-* inp?, by very great exort'ons, The damage is id k-r.wtr; -as the still remains performing r quarantine- , in L'ft »f American velTels left at St. Scbaftiitls,. the 10th. of November. Ships Alknomac, Akins ; Two Maries, H'cbarlsj brigs Lydia, Roach, and Hiram, 'P Rice, ail of New York. r i Brips Amiable Creole, Eldridge.'to fail the >n 10th ; Two Sifters Watson ; Friendship O'Cou -d ner ; khooner* Bilbns, Perkins, and Sally* Forester, all of Philadelphia* .]_ Ships Hope, Stevens j Eliza,' Brown/ and r brig Nailcy,-G. MarlM, all r' Brig Tully, Stone, of Norfolk ; bri<;TrU\j Gifford, of New Bedford ; schooner M ;ncrra, Bibftin, of Boston ; schooner Jack of Gloues-*! fler, and barque Ray, of Savannah. VefTcls performing quarantine in St. Scbiftiail t0 _ Roads. iy Ship Blick River Mat'heivs: brig ApJie?) he Neil ; and brig Nancy, O'Conner, all of New m *' _ Ship Enterprize, Hammond, and brig Mary. . Jervis, both of Boston. Br.g Palln. Collinsand fcboor.er Two Sif ters, Liglitbourn. both ofCharleiton. » Ship Panny, Walksr, of Newburyport, andl iy brie Mafialcit, Crayer, of Plymouth, r- Thtf llrip Abigail, Captain-Man,. failed from Port Paffaje on theiBth of Oft< ber, with bal j last and passengers hmnd/cr Baltimore, 'Sfee returned on the Bth of November, with the loss of her fore mjft ; was to be ready for fe» again on the 45th of Noveinlier. Selected from Loyd's List. The Crel'cenf, Stewart, from Charfefton, has a-rived at London ; and the Prir.cefs Royal i from do. at Dub in. J, Linifa. for Charleston, paficd Gravefend the 7th of Oslo er. ! rhe Amelia. Higgins? from Baltimore," hat . arrived at Bremen ; and the Johannah,Khenwi from Charleston, at Hamburgh The Uriana, Walker, from Virginia, ha» ; arrived at Liverpool. | The Suffolk, Whipple from Live-pjol hai ■ s ar ived at Kinfale. 1 The Merchant, JCnr>x, failed from Grave -7 fend for Boston on the of Odlober. The Blcffom, Gummerfton, fromCharlefion, has arrived at Liverpool, *■ ' NORFOLK. December tj. 9 The Britiih fliip Betsey) captain Marq-.is, frcm Liverpool (iatl from Cork, 10 weeks) we 8 we are cdnccrned to state, foundered n Friday morning last, on'the Mddle Ground. The 0 ercw, the cook excepted, were picked by . the brig Catharine, from Turk's Jfland bound 4 s to Alexandria, and arrived here yelterday. On Sunday ar-ived. 'he Britifti brig Drake, s Hutchinlbn, 35 days from St. Kitts. Yrfterday the United States fVigate Ports mouth, captain M'Ntal, anchored in our har a bour—(be loft two anchors and a cable in the Roads during the gale last week Yesterday arrived the ! f g David & . captain Beale, 67 days from the lfle ot May, in diftcefs, having been plundered by a French' j privateer St. JOHNS, (Antigua) Oit 9. • j YESTERDAY arrfved his Majefly's Tender Gipfey, with an armed .Republican ' sloop, a prize, taken under Guadaloupe, after one of the most gallant confiidle on re . cord. The Gipfey mounts ten funs, four . pounders, and had 41 men ; the Republican S mounts eight guns r 6 and 9 pounders, was s | returning from Curracoa, and in addition to her own crew, had on board 65 chafTeuri who kept lip a most incessant, and deftruilive fitc of muiketry : the steady and determined gallaotry of Britons, however, prevailed, after a most desperate action of more than two hours, tnoflly within piflal 1 (hot. 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