.
a -''viSiin of .vliicti is'aid to have failed f»r tile Eat*.
Indie*. Sdted provision» are very plentiful at Brest,
autl even fell below prime cost ; but rice and floui
are very scarce
Tire Ru'San fcpudron intended to a£fc under the
otde.'s of our admiralty, is commanded by adtriiral
Hanniintt, and is d<-ltiiK*d to prote& the north
fca9 from the naval Force.) of the States General,
fhuuld they be brought into action ; which, ac
cording to pref.nt appearance is, however, very
doubtful, from the general dlfiontents which pre
vail i:i H ilhni in comfequence of their late con
nefl'n with th * l'Vench republic.
O) the 2d isn't. rear-admiral Prinze failed with
O'lr fle>*t from the Downs, and carried with him
pints f>r the Ruffian (hips. Ad-nir'd Duncan
(hifted his fla* to the Defence of 64. guns.'
LIVERPOOL, Jline 15
A letter direct from Paris, was received on yef
ferd ty fe'ni.;ht, by a booty iA Mwchef
ter, from M Perreganx & Co. the French national
banker*, giving t'i« following invr»<»#tant informa
tion:—" That the decree of the National Conven
ts 1, on the io'h October, 1733, ordering that
a'l property belonging to Biiti'fj subjects (hauld
be confifcated, is reverfc 1, by a ft-con 1 decree of
the 3I of Jat!ia>-y lat. All foecie and efFects of
cverv kind, are ordered therefore, to be reflored,
and areupw ready to be disposed of as the refpedt
ive oroprietors in this kingdom may direct."
Great preparations are making for encamping
the troops along the north coast; and on Wednes
day la it Lnrd Grey de Wilton arrived at Tyne
mouth barracks, and joined hii regiment of Royal
Lancashire Fvncibles.
of the advantages already given to
th»* inhabitants of the United Provinces, by -in aft
this feilion, chip. 80, which pnfled the 22d of la'l
month, any (hip or veffc! of theirs brought hv thtm
to this country, may under certain conditions be
regiftcrd at the of this kingdom,
for the European trade. Th-'ir goods and effe&s
(1 -noTifcd -d r this time rft Hamburg or any port in
Gerrrunv, the Bi'tic, or E;ift Countiy, may be
brought into my part of th's rountrr, in any bot
tom of ;!>eit's, or an*' central or British bottom,
without any rmharrafiing reftri'Hon, and may re
mr:'n until the proprietor's de'ermine as to the dif
pof'l of them by files either for exportation or for
cor fu nption of them in this kingdom. All hou re
hoJd furuitwre, pifturei, Sic proved to be the sole
private property of f;ich inhabitants, may be landed
and Tide u(e of, dutyfree.
O' the 5 1! i inlait, arrived at Hull, the Ame
rican !hio PeTQr-,-, Cao". Van Ranfeller, which vef
f- 1 left Havre-de-Grace the Sunday morning before.
Mijor Campbell of the 69th who was
taken prisoner ivifh General O'Hira at Toulon,
fin? I.i }ier as n p.iflentrer,. Capt. Ranfell. r was at
P.'r't during the who'e of the late com'nations,
and fays, that at one time the Jicobin party, in
OpDafition to the Convention, had not less than
men in arms, to which the Convention op
pof*d an army of 100,000, but no took
place between them. At piefent, however, tran
quility is restored .to the capital, and the Conven
tion has fvfiimed i's f.m&ionsand powers. In evtf.
ry part of France where the Captaia has been, the
erons of corn upon the ground appear to he in great
forwardnef:, and the approaching harvest is likely
to be very abundant
ST. JOHM's, f Antigua) Jti'y i.r
Ships Oil t>JC • <i- V« O.Ji.*2"
Ships. Guns.
Maieftic,
IWlom,
Ramftiies,
Ganges,
74
74
74
74
Montague,
Vanguard,
\ 74
"Veteran,
Adamant,
fieaulieu,
Woolwich,
Roebuck, 44
Picaue, ?6 Skinner.
Blanche, 32 Sawyer.
Alarm, 32 Cooke.
Rnlehiv, 32 Davers.
Ainaablr, 31 La'rirey.
Mermaid, 32 Warre.
Kefource, 28 Wat kins.
Matilda, 24 Vaughan.
Zebra, 16 Tliompfon.
Bull Dog,' 16 - Fownes.
' Thcrn, 16 Otway.
16 Milne.
Berbice and Oar'nnd, Tendcr?— 3 gun-boats, &c.
POSTOM, July 29.
From Lijlon,—June 5.
We have received fevera' letters from L'fhon
by 'h: late ft arrival. The following are extra&s :
" Lifbqn, June 5. The Porttig-uefe are ftrotig
in the Mediterranean against the ; there
fore nothing is to he dreaded from them : neither
hive we heard of any depredations made bv the
Moors. Col. Humphreys arrived last month at
Gibraltar from America, and it is ftippofed every
thing will be amicably fettled with the Baibarv
powers."
A letter from Mr. Simpfon, the American con
fill at Gibraltar, confirms the above ; and contra
difls the infklious reports Come time since circulat
ed, of a truce bem£ brought about hy Great-Bri
tain and Spain, between the Portuguese and Alge-
Tinea.
TONNAGE FACTS.
By the Treaty of Amity and Commerce with
France, ;he citizews of the Uni'ed States are per-
mitted to enter certain ports in the Weft-Indies, in nation has evei obtained from Great Britain—As
veflels of 60 tons burthen ; to carry thereto only an agreement that lays the foundation for fettling
eerlaiu articles, and to br'uig nothing from thence old <lifpT.es, which while they exist, will threaten
but taffia, rum, aod milafles. By the Treaty of lus with war, we cannot but approve of it. We are
Amity and Commerce with we are per- ' perfoaded, it i> the leji that can be obtained ; and
Kitted to ent«r all the Kriiifh Weil [ndia iflnids, ' that it is infinitely for the intcreft of the United
in, veflels of 70 tons, to carry there nl! kinds nf pro-1 States, to carry it into effect. Minerva.
duce, and to'bring from thence the valuable arti- t
cle9 of ftijrir, cotton, cocoa, &c. Judge, then, From, the Courier of NewHampJh'trc, printed at
citizens of the United States, of the uproar of those ! Concord.
who condemn the latter, and cordially acquiesce in j TH £ Treary is warmly o.ppofed by some, who
i £*<-*1 a great tenderness for the mild government of
IfiJtKktrnly republican and federal slate of Con-j F'ai<ce, becfife it intwfrres with our Treaty of
ne<Birilt?n<>t a fentcnce is n'tered aqainft the Trea- Alliance with that Republic. The following clause
tji In the ib.tc of New-York, except the city, | will remove all objcdioi* on this head :»« Nothing
it has been * >afled in large companies with ap-)l- :le ;
and in the city of New-York, on w >iJ of a
gentleman ju!l arrived therefrom, the ow:lers of
nineteen twentieth* of the ftiippinj ate warmly in
favour of it
By several arrivals at various ports, we have re
ceived information of the capture of several (hips of
tlie Britilh Welt-India convoy. Captain Smith,
arrived at New-London from Barbadoes, infotrfis,
of the arrival there four days before he failed, of
between 60 aid 70 fail of (hip*, with troo. s and
ordnance; part of a fleet of too fail, which parted
in a fqttall to the windward of Barbadoes, where
three or four French Frigates were cruihng, and
whom, it was reported at Barbadoes, had captured
four of the transports, one of which had 500 troops
and a large quantity of ordnance. Captain Aubin,
arrived at Newburyport, confirms this, and adds,
that eight prizes arrived at Petit Bourg, on the 2d
of July, with 750 troops on hoard. The piifon
ers were sent to Point Petre, When the fl *et above
mentioned faile 1 from England it had 7900 troops
011 board, and contained oie hundred transports.
Oas;ht to be the animating principles of the
times. The Treaty is the fubjeifl of, difcufiion.
ft was framed by one of the wifetl (latefmen in the
U ited States, and has been ratified by the Senate
of the United States. It has been condemned be
fjre it has been tead ; and is now the rallying point
of antifederalifm. Tiie objections to it arefpcci
out—but aflc your hearts, do they not conceal a
dagger aim'd at the vitals of tlie government of the
Un'ted States ? Its oppofers are rafli and inflam
matory—its defenders candid and jiift. American l !,
be not deluded ! Art yourselves ! Hear the voice
of reason, and then decide. Freedom.
p adage.
July if. Arrived schooner dolphin, Boynton,
38 days from Liverpool. June 30, lat. 46 long.
32. spoke a Biiti.li fioop of war, convoying two
bii to the wellward. July 2, lat. 45. long. 34.
spoke a (hip from Ne>v-York bound to London.
Same day arrived ship Lexington, Capt. Roberts
in 168 days from Canton, in China. This vefT'l
returns from a voyage to the North Weft Coast.—
Three days since spoke a sloop frorr* hencc for De
marara, which is the only vefTel spoke since her lea-
ving Canton
Some day arrived f.iip Jc.Tv-rfon, Stetson,47 daye
from St. Uhes. July to, lat. 34. 44. long. 50.
fiwke the schooner Harris, Homans, 14 days from
Salem, for Rochefort*
Arrived at Salem, Capt. Lambert, in brig Hope
97 days from the Cape. 12th March failed the
Belifarius, Geo. Crowninfhieid, jun. matter, bound
round the Cape—lsth dj. the (hip Atlantic, Capt.
Swaine, of Philadelphia, failed, b«und rourd the
Cape; 29th of June, lat. 24, 41, long, 51,fpoke
with Capt. F. Goodiidge, from Newbu-y-port,
bound for Tobago, lat, 4U 30. Ion? 61. spoke
with Samuel WiiifWell, in the brig William, from
New York, bound to the Isle of Wight.
Capt. G. Croivninfhield, jr. arrived at this port
on Sunday in the beautiful (hip Belifarius, in the
remarkable pasTa ;e of 70 rtats from the Isle of
France—having completed his voyage in seven
months and an half. He left there the (hip
Beujnminj Captain Silfby, of this Port ; Captain
S. Croel, from Boston, bouud for Mufkat ; Capt.
Gardner, just arrived from Boston, after a te
dious paflige of 220 days; but like to make a
better voyage for it, however. Capt. Dfpeyflci,
in the ihip Bangalore, of New-York, bound for
Senegal, touched at the Isle of France a few days
before Capt. C. failed, but tarried only two days.
At the celebration of Independence in Newbttryport, the
following, among other toafti, were given ;
Commanders
C Admiral Cal'dwe 1,
| Capt. YVefcotc.
Wilfotr
Sir R. B'xicerton.
Tnifcott.
Fookes.
C Admiral Tliompfon,
( Capt. Miller.
Ke!!v.
' Darby.
Bavntum.
Barrett,
Fahie
NEW-YORK, July 3i.
The Eilitors of the Baltimore Telegraph* under
the date of July 23d, fay, " The Minerva arid
fum-* other papers, hitherto the warm panegyrists of'
of Mr. J-iy and Ilia Treaty, appear to have furten
dered it up as a thing imlefenjible
No, MeflVs. Editors, you mistake fa£ls wholly.
We are not in the interest of any man, of any men,
or of any party; merely as foch—-We espouse the
cause of truth only ; and if Mr, Jay or the treaty has
made improper facrifices, we will be the firft to con
demn both.
Be allured the treaty is not given up as inJefenfi
ble. The friends of our government and of the
real intercus of the country, delay their defenfe of
the treaty for the noble/lpurpofe—that of examining
its merits. It required time to investigate its vari
ous parts, to compare it with other treaties and the
law of nations. This was the motive, the honora
ble motive of delay; and contralled with the hurry
and lafhntfs and tumult of its oppofers, wheic is
the man will not admire this condtidl of its ad
vocates ? No ; the treaty, tho it does not procure
us all we wifli, and t(io some parts of it are less fa
vorable than we expetled, is on the whole more fa--
vorable to our trade than any treaty we have with
other nn-ions—and more favourable than any othe'
Capture os-British Transports.
TRUTH, CANDOR, AND PATRIOTISM,
Arrived brig , Jenkini, 43 clays from Jamai-
The cap'. and torn? of the crew died on the
Spoke n-> TeJfels.
Our late Envoy to Great-3ritain—May the fatisfac
tory amendment of the 11th Article in the Treaty, bring
it into fpeedv operation, and secure to us the fr«its of
talents and exertions.
The majority of the Senate in their late delibera
tions.
The conftitiitiom and laws of the United States;
may the intrigues of failion never ihake the one, nor
weaken the energy of the other.
May contempt be the guillotine of the Robefpierret
of America —3 cheers.
in this Treaty contained, (hall however be c«Hftntc3
or operate contrary to former and exiltirg 'public
treaties with other S>vreigns or States. Bu: the
two parties agree, that while they Continue in amity,
neither of them will in future make any treaty that
(hall be inconiiftcnt with this or the preceding arti
cles." '
■ .It i* said the Tacobins of Philadelphia, in the
night of the sth inlt. burnt Mr. J .y in effigy, with
a eopy of the treaty : but this report wants con
firmation. It is ftippofed to have been circulated
in order to induce the peopli in the Nothern seaports
to imnifelt their disapprobation of the Treaty by
committing (hameful and unwarrantable excciTes.
B<it we hope the fteadjr fe.leraliftsof New-England
will deteil such measures, and dispassionately exam
ine the Treaty before they judge of its merits or de-
ment*.
The national " Ballon fjlks" have had a meet
ing, and chose a committee offifteen, to draft a set
of rrfolutions expreflive of their difTatisfaffion with
the Treaty. The meeting was warned before the
treaty arrived, f> as to be ready to condemn it in
toto the m oment it should come to hand which they
did and sent their proceedings immediately to the
PrefiJent of the United States. YVem-iy therefore
conclude the principles of it were we/1 tlig'Jtcd by
the inhabitants before the resolution paftcd !
WORCESTER, July 29.
From a Cor re fpon'wut.
From the moment of Mr. Jay's appointment, as F,n
voy Extraordinary, to the Court of Great-Britajn, to
ihe publication of Treaty, it wn uniformly aflerted,
by those who, by way of eminence, llyle themselves
Dtmoc-nts, thst negociation could never fuccee l, in
obtaining aredrefs of tht injuries we had fnifered from
that n.ition. And on this ground have thev raised their
inoft formidable objeislions,agai«3; the pacific measures
adopted by the federal government. Yet,.asfoonas
the treaty was published.- Mr. Jay mul be severely re
primanded, by the fcrlbbler» of the Democritic party,
from New-Hamp(h;re to Georgia; guillotined in effigy
at New-York ; burnt it Philadelphia ; and damned at
NewcafUe. And all this, for what} Why truly,, for
not efTeilin?, by, ntgociatign, what the very persons,
who are guilty of these outrages, declare it impoffib'e
n'go::*tion should e3e(?l. But without.deciding upon
the merits or demerits of the treaty, we may venture
to afleft, that such violent mcafurw, a have, in some
iiulances at least, been adopted by its oppol'ers, iff in
finitely more dangerous to the exiftejire of our govern
ment, and, confeqnently, to our liberty and happiness,
than it is possible for any treaty whatever to he.
NEW-YO R K, i
Yesterday arrived here the (loop Betsy, Captain
King, in 19 days from Port-nu-Prince, who in
forms us, that Gen. Wiiliamfon had newly ereft#d
a very strong foit on the back of the town, and had
a nnmbcr of flat bottomed boats withbrafs camion
mounted in them ; that fincc the arrival of the
troops from England, they had put the town in
fucha poftare of defence as obliged the French to
raise the siege and return to Leogan ; that it bad
been very sickly there in ths month of June la ft, but
was not so much so when be came away ; tha'. he
was informed by a perfon,fome time before his ar
rival, that there were three American captains bu
ried in one day, andalmoft every veflel had some
died o»t of them ; that in common they were not
lick more, than five days. Capt. King begs the li
berty to advise every mailer of a veflel that may go
to that port, not to make any use of the water be
fore it has Hood five days or more ; the immediate
use of water theie is considered to be very hurtful,
and has a great tendency to throw a person in a fever
The whiggifm of 1776, was to rally round the
Vencralle State/men and Patriots of our country—
the Wafliington*, the Adams, the Jays, and Elf
worths of America—New whiggifm is to ahufe
them all as traitors, execrate them and burn them
in effigy. To follow Wafliington is now to be a
tory, and to deserve tar and feathers. Strange
changes these ! But men capable of deserting their
old tried patriots, who are still acting what they
deem for the interest of the United States, aie ince
pable of terrifying old tried patriots. We aSert
the truth ; we are bold is defending it j we have
the constituted authorities of our free country un
our fide ; nay more ; we have the consciousness of
serving the cause of liberty—we have teflimonies ot
approbation from every quarter of the country—
we fear not candid argument ; much less, the me
naces of those who for want of argument, would bul
ly us into criminal silence, £Mi ierva.]
Port of Philadelphia.
Au Z u ft 4-i
ARRIVALS.
Barque Hope, Bambridge, Bordeaux, 49
Brig Fair American, Nat}), Jeremie, 16
Eagle, Dewar, Port-au-Prince, 16
Nancy, Newhall, Charleston, 8
Fox, Cheefeman, Boftbn,, 5
Capt. Bambridge failed from Bourdeaux tlie
I Ith June, the hrig Hector, Connel, failed a few
days before for Philadelphia. The following vessels
had arrived there :
Ship Fame, from
Brig Siifattna, Baird,
Mary Ann, Kenny,
Sea Nymph, Pedem,
Ships, Ariel, Deeator ; Qceaft, Verdenburgh ;
and Harmon), were to fail in a few days for
Philadelphia.
The Brig Cincinnatus, Rolertfon, 39 days from
Brlfajl with 300 passengers, iyas boarded on the 20th
ult. in long. 64, by three frigates <jf Admiral Mur
ray's squadron—46 of the unfortunate passengers taken
out, and all the Brigs crew except one wan.
On the 1 2th of' June Capt. Bambridge[poke the fol
lo-wiug •vejfcls g"ing up the river to Bordeaux.
B, ig Revolution frum Neiv Tork 32 days out.
£r:g belonging to Gloucefler from Virginia 46 days,
Ship Eliza, Smith, Boflon 36 days
Caroline, Hmderf.n, Philadelphia 36 days.
July 15, hit. 39. long. 62, fpohe Brig Eliza of
Newbury-Part, Capt. Tillis from Alexandria, bound
to Havre d: Grace, out tydays.
A LI, Persons having any denmnus
oi the Minister of Great Brit iin, are defirec! to fend
their accounts for payment to his house No. ry(, High
Art-el, beiorfc Sarerd.vy next, the Slii of this month.
Auguji 4 IS
Tp ihe t U B L If.
i AM compelled to call your attention to a late aft
of Congrels relative to the duty on fnuff—-not only on
account of iijs feppreffive tendency to many induitrtuus
and valuable citizens who are Ihrown out of employ
by its conflrui9ion, but also to lay before you the ve. y
dangerous and ariftooratical principle on which it is
founded. It isneceiTary, in the fii fl place, to acquaint
you in what manner the acl has been altered, in'order
to raise a revenue on this article, because it is not like
ly many ot you either know or have even enquired
into the cauie of the great advance in the price ot lnuff,
fully relying, as in duty hound, on the patriotic care
of our representatives in'Congrefs. J will therefore
inform you, that the feffian before fact, Cotigrefs judg
ed lnuff a proper ObiecSl foe U v ttion, and accordingly
laid a duty of eight per pound''thereon, which
took place on the firft of October lafl, and it wis agreed"
to by-the trade without a murmur; but, dufmg the
lalt fitting ot that honourable l;odv, several of the
foiitfiern makers of fmilT, who carry oil the l.ulincfs on
a very large scale, inilnuated so the leading member*
of the house, that frauds mij-ht he committed by-the
livnff-makers in the collection of the duty, irt cafe it
continued on the pound, a though iti> experiment had
been made; and propofej-) in lieu thareof, that a large
sum fhouldbe paid on each mortar and pefijf, and that
all makers of fnuff should be compelled to enter their
mills with the collectors of the .everal States, and pay
down, ot* g:ve undoubted fecnrity tor the lu r! of one
thousand <1«-ilars annually, befoi e they -ihould be per
mitted to grind one pound of luufT- This reafonmg
appearing piaufible, and very few of "lie members of
Coligrefs beinp acquainted «uh this business, they,
eonfented to alter the ad sccoidmg to the wishes of
the Touihern e.vr.offers, arid it paffijd into a law. But
mark, fellow-citizens, the iniqiiify that arifts from
'his deception on Congress : in the firP. place, the duty
falls very unequally ; tor example, to the maker who
grinds three thousand pounds weight in a year, which
is the common evcrage of all the New-England makers,
the duty confcqaeutly is two lhiiliags pel- pound;
whereas to a manufacturer who. grinds one hundred
thousand pounds, which is reailv the ca'e with many
at the southward, the duty is reduced to the infigiltfi
ca'ice of one copper per pound ; and therefore at firft
fight it evidently appears the men of opulence are ac
tually and bma si-ie defrauding the revenue under au
thority, and grossly impoling on their fellow-citizens,
by advancing the price two hundred per cent, when
in fait the duty does not affccft it on their /. ale five
per cent. We all know, moreover, that the capitals
of most of the fnuff-mskers ia New-England are not
equal to the advance of so large a sum, nor are they
able to stock their mil's so as to work on a par with
the southern manufaiturcrs ; the n-tural consequence
of which is, that the trade will fall immediately into
very few hand*, and the industrious individual of small
capital mull quit the business: and indeed it has hau
that effect in. New-Englhnd, where almost ev ry mill
is now tinerr.ployed. This proceeding is quite cor.r
trary to a republican government, which ought i speci
ally to guard agatnit all monopolies, and to the utinoft
protect the middle elnfs of men.
1 hi- a& puts me in mind of the late farmers general
of France, who obtained the exclusive privilege of
making fnuff, by paying a sum in the gr-dfs to the
king,and by that rm-ans infam« wily hnrraile'i and op
preried their fellow fubjecls, even to a proverb. I flat
ter myfelf our leg iflators will, icriipuloufly avoid such
pernicious examples, and tenaeiciifly watch over the
welfare of each class of citizens. Snuff, it is true, is a
luxury ; but, if 1 may be permitted to use tbeexp'rei
fion, it is a patriotic one ; it is of our own growth ;
it employs a great number of farmers, fcamen and
mechanics, and its effedls on the senses are in many
iuftances highly beneficial, but never hurtful.
OF all fi7.?% from 32 lb to Grafpc,
Cambooles, Pots, and other callings exccutcd at die
shortest notice,
Nail rods, frt>m iod to spike,
Hoop Iron, of all sizes, for cases or cutting into nails, frcm
a brad to lid nails,
Anchors, from 17 Cwt.to icolb.
Bar Iron,
A Quantity of James River Tobacco,
Carolina Pork,
Herring* in barrels,
Kijn-dried corn meal in Hhds. ancf Bbls,
Rye flour See.
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