Jenks's Portland gazette — Portland [Me.], 1801-06-08 00:00:00, page 1

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■ GAZETTE,
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rUBLISHED BY SLEZjg.AT.lXS JitSKS, TRIM Egg, QF Iffi LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. lOR T.iE pWIUjCP CF M.VIHR r
_ . _ Monday; Jcnb"~ 8?i8o~i 7 ~ ~
t ' W*1'
of-the United. States..
By Authority .
,, A ntm+*M***~ &*
C^KESS OT THt UNITED STATES. AT
JSD SE4MOW, BEGUN AND HI LO AT
iSjf CITY OF WA?HlNOrOW, IN THE
| rlUllWtVOFCm^VBlA, ON Mo*
I DAV-THl rt*HTEi*TH or-NO
VEMIEK, ONE THOUSAND
f • TIGHT HVNDK^O.
I Ad fopplefflfnrary to tbtf atf, intituled*
,Ao Ad ci>oce;nihg the Ddlrift of Co
’ItunlvV'
Vi* tkf S'Mfit vvi IL ift cf Jirprrfeiftntivft t>f
[UitJaMa ^ Amtertc* ajfmbUtl. That
r,«HO fof the DiHriet ..a»l)ia dial I be
lerehy vedcd w^h the lame power ref'
tnfptefrm and rhe infpc&ion of to*
BteatdiMir, Airv*v ur» niifir.B/ghways 2nd ferries,
H£ciwy of Alexandria, as hav* hcrctoVnc beta
BrUmihe coanty courts of'tlie commonwealth of
SjMvHyir-ibe county of VvaHim^tpn, the fame
E»*r »wlatttioo7:»* have hum heretofore ttoreifed
^UNttXiiuyane levy courts ci the flare pf Maryland ?
B|i {*>*» t0 ,iat 10 aa other oilcees ncccffitty’
BifieylHidiiirid, under tlve la%* of the reJpc&ivc
BtuifMtfflai'd aud Vr. jjuuaAnd all olicers for
l»am noijictwl prtyvil'kii* u nxade<hy this aft, or the
•<K tawhiih llu» ha fiippieruem, lb* I receive the
at*i cniulMmcuia as the- have refpcclivcly
^Bred lads' >bf jorifdifi- 'o ui the reipeft ve Hate*,
jy;. v Aa: i*U,jvtufr tMJci i hac all uidifTueat*
Kruathcuau.c oh the Urn ed btawss, and conclude
Br.fl’tfk peace 2nd' g'.vcrn..»eq^ ti.rrco . And all
^■Apauiiics aud fort^iuih.*, accruing under the laws
Sb* tUip».o(MK,y'rud and Vugnx*, which by adop
Bit hive bsorot thA Iftf* «?f elm Jikxi-l, tl.JI be re
Aa*c4 vi.h cufb, by.»n<J»fuutG< or u»foruutK>n iu
tic Uu.ttdivt». or by of debt. in
Brawns of the Cube': States, aul>*f rice informer ;
•ai -Ii oi which floe i3wd accrue to <he UtMtetj States,
W . ’ c naif t.i the io^,rm~r ; and the fauJ Ones
|B oclcii Ijy o< e*.o o» ihp roaffhal, and on*
B »CTu.i iltoi be pod over to i:.e Board of
\ttrcy. Ihtr ed*b>Ui|i4, -«d tiic Oiher
T*- tta-r, Wti me i-iarih ■ ill* I h .ve th*
fR?: JIHtf r^arcnauheb coikdioa, r.rpl be iubj&ci
if *Tb»f.iac rales wJpfeguUti^fcA- to the payment
1 ^u,i *• *W, 'Icrdf. of iiiii r<*ip4 au»4c Qatyts of via
tftWM arc l«v jcCVfo iq trillion to the
I H?.' M : ’ .»
I Le1 y- H:t fdrt,J& That til fe,'fjn>c j
I Kr; d cel x, t:,( eottn y uf Alexandria, {hall he
1 *J l*^ tr.iiu'.cr a> Inch «. nmci wyt l>o »
4 fits kw» of Virginia as ihtv cxiftcd prior to
< Jrcd and ninety fix ;
, J4ile Cut*: lWt ft# the fmi County bf Alexandria
, * i'0^’ *♦.,<€ powers and junfdir
*" •» how p> tic lied uud exeredtd
I of rgiflia i
3 ^ktMjkrtkn ntJti i T*at the rugirtrfttrs
J •* k ippoiatw lor the kiddiftriff, Dull he and tbcv
4 jM»ctiyai»aikiHt4 a iparo ot U>*i*dfcouer with
h?Tr'':^'-WCQtMttM *qd final! pwfCtf* and ex
!i« Utjc poyrers pu;farm the lame duties, re
^fc.»ttkhsic feet and tOf,)iuic;ots,a. the levy couru
f nrxCWWJ.(?* the Hate of Maryland
f UT,?*r0 ^^ceivc : and the clerk* and «ol
I r aspi.inttd. fhali he fubjccl to the
»« __*** Ptr:orm tie fame du ies, nolftfi the fame
i ST*V !***?’* the fume fe» s ;*.«« emoluments as
/ dit" i *~******* of the county tax of the ftate
4 waled to receive
4 ^**W4Mtw-** rust the clerk* of the
/ w'tb’B their rotpeVfWre dtflir&s be
5 3|»bc re
. u.r ^ - XB*«»d alt other fervtcc*. and lhall teccivc
Atltof M ,iw^jcn,0hh8eaii far the tame (except in
’ n*Ljc' Pr®^cd far iq xbe ninth ftdlion of the
>£ a* are now performed
U t» t.,/ r ^ !‘ie c,*ra*of the counties of the refpec
« ’fc?**?**'-* «* Virginia.
-f 4cJk. •*f»d*w r^?,i. That in all cafes where
{ K«i.rf •**- P-.-ac
y^!"*1 ***f«0»il J'iS^ "T j n« held
i si£?i. fa« L^ing into ayother Ua*c, flu I 1
H tuh -{. 1dj!^ ^ ly^kc of the find diftrieV
n ®afct0ly e.":*<rctiy f*opowtrid and required to
it Hfe^ite a,d d--tivcrcd up lush crirni
4 *>tfeerifr r€T1) jB,hce,or pet-fan * Use fag liomf rvice
I rad» T J*’flV'M be fa tin i within the
if1? tnanqtr and ur; hr r r but rc:u
*ft ftfclrH tT*11**? aatbor Ty Of*the lcvcral ftates
'■^fisfoftr" 1 t^z ^mc » ' all rrecti:ive and
**faUor nti hcTc}y. rc<Ta rc- *» obey a!! lawful
*>hr a^l„. ‘l0.tc^ iflurdf *r that purpofe, and
r . delivery.
* I'd for tfa V njr tmdid That it fi; all be law
i Pjofa of M C0lkcf ri of public due' !or the
Mari'!.au<* Ibin-e ( errge'sin the
4 k the t‘' »*®4for the the riffs of Fa» t f x c«suo
1 Kifth wf Virginia, and they iliall
1 rCWt Mr-. j f*owcr and authority ro enter in
^ ^cretnfor • 'V*1* riiftrick of Co'umbia, winch
' i *Jtks fh-'' £*'n *l,c °1 their rcf.ieSisve
c Wt^fts of cp> Itiff-ng by dHlreXk or
r^snfrt, o J were bemfaore authoril'vd to do, all
** county levies, fine*.
It Wwinch vrers dtle on rht lirfl
v«C«ihcufapd ci,.ht hundred, and
j^pnw , *' '•®fdtruq» prrC>os rcSJ-ag or hi?
fc.'®gletut-' *' I t0 tl‘c Payment of loch officer*
.4l< , '’Uufy tuxes, and levies wi-.iun
y*1^ V40- ,!l 4*lt«itc* ui emu ro 7,ci bet that
;K_TWrfksi ,v fl»er or .co'.ledlor, ?u J
I .Hi* ’mth !Mlk ; *°* *r,im u h- m he or tiiev mav
%tk» r.^- ^UvS| ^4,l be cofliiyaah'c before and
i!" • UiTlr V%^*le <‘»un» uj w|ium the trial
court, 1 iC' ^cretufurc helougej, aiid not be
P^wxiai ?*/"+* •*&* That it Cull and
e ^ltrrdi> ot the ia:d coiiutic* of
: ■ ■ » • =T ... :r:r:rr:i .i-MW"
Montgomery, and Prjnce George's infertile of Ma
ryland, and for the rtiyrilF of Fairfax c«$ Bitty mj the?
commonwealth ©TVtSgmta, and they (hill icfpeAivclT
hpve fell potsjey and atttfv rity toait^r intouh ife part*
ot thy uow di^fidi of .Columbia vthich wqrc heretofore
wi f.iu the limits (ji tjiecr rcfptftive b,yjLwjyks, for the
purjftify of arre^ng and conducing to *th"e' refpeilive
jids uftdertheir kfeefiihgind cire at ;thry heretofore
°**84t hav# done* KaJjttfie 4ttw* t& ,which this it a Top
l*tem««t never partied ;1 each and every perfou within
1M !1 ci tUy: d»111irtt of Colipnhi*, up >fi whom inch ;
A<C ! ift hath hefc^ufore; ter.yccj,«, writ o! capjfv ad fat is
faciendum, capjas ad jkfpondyqdyuig aiiacjiotynt. or
u*htr procef, itfiimg'fioin anv fEte yotfot which com
mand* n d requires fficjt fhenffV-to have the body of
the pertoo betfare the coot t from which fuck writ or
prortis hath blued.
Sey. 9, A»ikt if Tha;Twberyby thj#
aft, and the to wx^Ufll t!,is i- a luppanjciit, *p
po ntments arc au!horil‘df to be made by hk circu t
coury of fhc diOrlft. it flijlt Re lavwVd for the chief
Judge, ud-h cure »>f the i-tioriaie jufiicds u/ tlu: l.ud
court, U» make tucliappointpvyn i.
THEODORE SEDGWICK,.
J vMEo HILLHOSUE,
Prefident of tbt. Sen art, fo trmf><nc.
Approved— Mmh 3d, A. D. 1801.
JOHN ADAMS,
l*refidtntof iht Usitnl Siulet,
1 be following excellent .©VervitiQui *ic from % late
i.eucLon Paper.
v ~~~r
IN a free country, :he cleAion of the drpo j
fitaries of authority, , particuiailjr the Chief!
^lagffrate o{ the rta.e, ought naturally to give j
life to cOnfiJerab e agitation, and to pro<Jnre !
much dilferencc of fen imerit. When that in -'
tcjeli is not felt indeed, the fp'rit or ftC'-tfoin
is extjnfl At the fame time it freuis unfortu
nate that.candidates ih- old reH ihei» claims, |
not merely, upon th u general quiiiSi* abn* !
andm r t, but; uppa ihc r being a t^cheJ t » a
genial pony. Thi appears to h; the cate at,
pielent in America. Trie*two principal cai;di<
daia> arc fupported by oppr.dte p„'iits, who
differ to a conn Juab c c»*trnt (uot (o widely
however, as the zeal- t* on loth tides rcpreum).
refpeding the policy that ought to b; purged
by that couutrv. Tk«> very c’.rcftmlVtpC of
Frqnch and Lr.y.l fh parcic* l cog, .die»
betoken > no ^oqJ in tl c «unite
liQn of the United Scaye*. It \vi•. ■ tr *rnir.ate ta
divjiaing tjw country into two oilVnct crraged
fafliens, fuefa a^lme eddied iqmaui} free
and proved their rnin F adas, 41 u. c 1 iq
t an* are camK&eJ wgh two gregt pqvycrf* it
will ea.Ja.iger the intro Ju&ion of a pduiciou<
foreign ir Hucrce. In all cyurrel* lic’v.ccn
•Jipk j oufijrs, attempts wj.l b< made to yngage
the Uujted States, to fay .T, the ouc or the other,
atyd to make them acabary to. the coottiU of
Euron^.. It w 11 1 ire much prudery c and
tirmrref* to avcvd the tmpulf-- which the furious
partisans on both iTieswifVio give tothemea
lures of g overnment ui ibe direttum which hey
favor. Thexe ace. we know, c*im and ftcady
men io Am raca, who aoderftand the true in—
terefls of rhea count, y, and endeavor to avoid
this pet il.
1 he confluences too, of electing a chief
majggttfate. by, a party, and as the hca l of a
party, are extremely m fehievous- Ke i> b uod
to favor hi5- particular fide ; to f corc his later- ;
ell, he is led in font', mc^fu c to be-O‘1 h t pidiu 3 |
to flatter tbeir prejudices,; he mull fi :d it diili- j
cult entirely to obtain ihc confidence of the pp
pofite Lftton. As he will find it dil5 uit c » I
tirely ho dived himfelf of the feelings. of p ry,
fo fir as to exerciic impvtiality towards them.
Thefe circumft mces muft not only fbw the fe d
of d foot d and ttr*ie, but frequently give a wro <g
d toilion, or create an unjulli&sble o^fticht in
the cr utfe of public afluiis- If the Asn,©nc*ru
do not qu gltly perceive the tUogci oi th fc
pirty dedtions, they will introduce an incurable
rna ady into tbeir coniUttition, eitae r perperu i- |
ting a government of alternate faftion, f.om
generation to generati m, or producing f me
violent druggies, by which the government w-ft
be overthrown.
Obferva'ions on the Chs.r’&er of I-ou’» XVf from 1
Adolphus* Biogiapliicat Memoir* i*f the French Re- 1
volution.
.
“ THE efforts of calumny have been f»
g-ent and lo fuccefsful, th it the evidence of all
hi fr on b, aysd pv,en the rpb*«Tuitf udinvony of
his e’emiqs, hive i>,eeu tofu Hi ient t«» refiuehis
ft me from obloquy. I he want of lirmnefs and
courage is ihe principal fault, and the one moll
gcnenlly attributed to hm\ i but that feeim to
refu t fr nu a judgment formed on f tbf q icnt
events, an ' ftom not duly confidering his char
after in other particulars, The Kirtg'r e. tiin
ly did ndt poflef* thu afti»e courage whi«h
promp*s relida^ce, and produces magnani
mou - efforts {' bn'- in all his f;iff.*rings lib djf.
played an energetic prtfertce of ipind, which
ddnpnfifp^d thil no exertion was too great
for him. had his pe/fon il danger been the 'nfy
object. Could Louis have fetrefeen the eve ns
cf the revolution fofar as they pcrfonally atfeft
ed liljn, it i* very jnnch.^o be {to»Ur*4 whether
§e wonld have al :red h's conduft, whi ther he
would not li.ivc facriflccd ms crown and his life
-r ..<?.!—r?-i- ■*.
Miher »li<?n have referred to meafires,
hid a tcnde icy t > involve hii Stfduntry ift a vvar,
ci hef civil ot f re gfl. A verfftryfopce, police
ccxlld alone pre\;-»nt the tr.crnac hawtm • of fas
ti0111, and prefervc th* ejcifler'cc of royalty. The
. tfircumtiancts n wBfth;hfc Was placed wee to
nei* iliftt expcrience*ot- any jndg&em formed
on the expti i-nee ot others, couUi nit avail him.
Advifers were ft> mn eroti*. fo fo ci us, lb can
tradi&ory. and f> UrT«r«eftf»i. that it is tin*
won^eiful that he is cfcniured by fo many wri*
rurs for not adhering imp!:cit y Wthelf gVfts
H»> ^derogatory, awf his Jail v il^ remain un
; dtniabl® teffirronials (f vbk qokkneft and cdft’
fefb.e4* ot Ms joSgtrieSyt, atofthc TWcrity hncf'
'$oc.r*Kfs of his Jftattt His i*ondu& on the'mbit*
drVi>j» orcaitor.*, • J»aHicu‘affy the various' in
h»nt vfrhi ft diflgraeed^the latter years of
h»s »'■tc-.ii, dero e his r:agnnoiuiity’j and R|i
tfor.de % Iro n the time his tti’.l cbmmebeed,
till*the mom* winch tcifmrra'ed Wv eiWette.
forms a p:duye ot execKkncfc almoft furpaffing
(humanity, and detj onfttatrs the tiWr.fccrrtdant'
benefit! of that religious purity uhi h takes the
fen ft of ftame rbmr? pA meditated ‘ ignominy,
which depiivtfs cruelty hf {:$ vefiofc, and ceatlr
of its rtlng.
44 Such vfas the rn^n whim his ill fate dorm
ed to itign over the French in an age when
tbife virtues irrfured ruin infiead * f reffe^t ?
Such wai th; mvn *hde jmnd^ris fffll Wuallv'
celebrated b;y an"ttihhrnan'afid imp ousftihVd. 1
.
laouj a Ncwf Atiftdhlft Paper.
XA7VRAL HISTORY. \
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A mine of genuine Carbure of Iron [IT- '
Miners;, III. Me talla, 25 m: \:J.c-'ur>i 1 pun- j
bag? of Linn fits J] vulgarly callctj bl-ck ie-d. <
was op-ned the lad f, nw in Sutton, N. H
Thi} mine is wtpugli't to coafitlertbie advai.r
age i ten or § teen .to.is r.f Ore have been c
I oiVi of in t liferent market*. Ybe f^cyr^n
be.'iire me is • i a fupe;ioi quality, qu tc fr c <>fv
iprip' itties, giving a .be-tUTnuf lilyc. y "Jl'O^eb n
paprV
Cakarrnns rnrdi [TITf Fo(Tiii:t- ITT- Tf’* -
53 (•*/>:» 3 Cf'uhiun, of Lir.n ctuf} is fntliv* at ' he
bottom o* i«ver.tl jporufsl in Barnard, Beybelj
Sh.m»n, Zyz Verov »r tip t fF • 1 an ext el c
toccell*i|t i me. 1: rf }.c onaflt-nce ' ■
ql iy, of a wbifiln Cf Jour froqwhe fragments ul
ttpm^iabie fu^lj (q|U-, This e >r’h ?* mm; •
filtered i to iim • by forming it >rf mould*, an 1
burning it in Tups like by-pic.. Slacked »ttq
water it fa 11 jt in;q an i-npalp^b’e p-krder, Vi:'
i»(tnfng in tl^c j r"pirr-ii‘Q of ihree too. e. Tim
brne makes .excellent morlar/xpkl is laid to.fo rn
a harder, it ore fjrm an£ durable wj|lj, or ce
n|tpt thap lim e jime.
t have a fiiff* C et,imen < f fulpbpte of lime,
, 1 Ic 'S, II. Cak41 ia/., 3 2 w/aAu of
/A/tKxus'} vu'gariy called pi ilt*r of f«n,s» Troni
P*ir.yi.i^ laddy, Mgine, i°fcif^s‘tfed with leaves
of ta'jjje mo»e th n inch fqaare. tt is a qr. ydh
colour. A confidtr ible trade is cat * fed on fr<>n\
the northern pons, in this plainer, to tjie mi idi-e
and fouthern lfat^, wjjgtc jt i, uf$d as ru.nme
Foreign Articles,
LONDON, APRIL 2$.
COrXMUGJ'^.
VI'QM a i^,ich <i the city qi Copenhagen,
which lately NppeareJ in fbc GermanM jfcurn,
vyc l<arn ibat t :e city ;s 2 5,200 feet in circum
faience, coni*iuirg dp,cot? inhabitants. it
co;*ttin, the principal Loru^f* of the country,
the tiejt, ibe «w <ri e a rituals, the Q.ly univerfi
ty iij Deo mirk, Uj ‘ ban^Vhe fovereign i.ibuaa!,
the pnne pal ac*d«0)ie&, tjtqpply ggocj theatre
H» D nqi rk, a Ihperb library, a veterinary
fc)i4> 1, a Ichom/or cadfts ia the lea and laud
lervice, a mufiryp fo^tau.iujg « variety of r He
^nd cuij jus o-bjtfis, a jcgnvUsr effpperb edifices,
iGtacs and mpmttpems of «vei v load. On
the fl ic j t%t |fie /ei th: - chy pi rie’ifs icfdf fti
a1! its rry.igntficcyKe- d-t is perceived at the
dift-m e of lever^tl aTffil^v Nothing in the toith
cqn.il* the profpelt p.-ei- ntad by the channel of
the Sotipd, u fitch .has Dcnmatk on the r ghr,
Sweden < }i the .t f.., an i C ^eulugen atmud in
front. The Q I’liic toners with whi h it a
rounds, ami which f<oni a diP.anre haw a m*
j elite ap 'afaa.ee. engage anj fix the attention
of voyager> by the heigh: of their fpircs, as
Well as by the Yarimy of die ornaments with
which tii.y are dc-Oi««tfdr On the cpafl ol
Denmark, appears a cootioued fiicccf
rich plains, woods. m~*dow». luperh mmfians,
neat villas, and pleaunt giidens, ad>r:ic with
all the oio itnents of art ; whde the iSwtddh
Ihorc exhibits coin lands, paflures, « mou oain
oms and piAurefatie coaft. a ,d at length the itfe
of Hooen, celebrated as contoning theoblVrv
alary of d ycho Brahe,EjUJfiftgoe* (or Eliineurj
with the fort.dies ot Cronenmng uni Heliin
burg, which appear to unite.— As the voyager
advances, he teems to fiul in the midil oi a lake,
.but ,foou difsovers thefen, and the whole extent
of th.i plain of Copenhagen, its port filled with
rdfds and its fill irated environ*.
Three cipeci dlv attract the atteuium of
the fp6&a!9r. The firfl is. the towtr of the
chur‘h of St. S*vi -u;. which is afccuJcd by a !
circular fl tircafe c;; :h: vu;ii Je, orn^meu.cd ,
f. •y"*‘ - «# t t *■ F j, ' <#* ft
vvith a handfeme baWlfade rtf br.ifj ; the fee*
(<irli *s tire'iteazle f f th* ct.’Ir'ch W Rot re I>atne,
rtHtn.l aMe frtr fts htfght y *and tbe third, thd
ohf^vitory vvffltjh rrf*mb*e•' a' iolojial coluffm.
F<5r "'bo iq gehe'iii hive c uicdved *
in stn ridrft of this fricVd^o i*. wW l e extr* indy
f» prized On t .rn*.' *!t the New Towq.:
| Th?t svill firtJ b-Bi-.d ftraight (treats, well pAv*
‘ed, ftsotvyivs hi excellent condition', haAdfoiri*
■edifices, and eVery Where the fi&ns of' wealth'
Vnd ltKifoifk-ence ^ riuAieibus e^ufjpages, ele
ftferies.; ffhbmber of TfcrvahtsJ&c! re
iefttbltpg. in th** (^oarCs or new (beets afc
the Wtfi end of Lohd6'n.~Th4 garrtfg-a.^'i time
'f P«<*<e coiJVts of (ii regiments of infantry,
the loot j^tlftrd,‘a* cokps of artilfery.'nvO 'battal*
lions of Sght^nfaptry, a corps of mar ries, an#
a fffuadrofc of huff rs, am-artting in the wh'ulfe'
,td abbot 10,600 «t en ; to which may be added*
the city Mimia, tire chief officers of which ar£ I
ippnmred by the King, and the Colonels and
Ch'ptum^ f%nk amg'ti» thfe officers of the army:1
The' fofrtrefs ot iVedeliciKadf, fupportedT on (Kfc
j other fide o* tire harer'e? of the arfer.a), dgfcnds*
die ehfVaffee 6f the harbour, where trurc i*
•tfi"fe^ h«rhe» l>«*?te»y, and 'where in cafeLof
! s'« ce*fi»y. a dumber of ft it bottomed ve(T;l$ atii'
j at ri.f ba«ter»Cs may be Jharibned, The arfe
nals are fithated at fome difVnce fiorn each
oft dr. M Uxnido*r fpealcj thus of them r*
** fird,” fnys he a number of fpadrtQs edU
Sees (hips bmlviid ng, magazines, cranes, bri IS
Sc** hi'tcries, %nd finrlhed veffels ; there */4'
ftfib copcmeVs a>uJ joinc 's ofy. In fipe.
(f;g-s he) after coming rut of the rrferth and
m«»#zt/:cs, tf we would appreciate the human
powers; ar.d f frr an idea cf the genius of mart,
we out! go to Copenhagen «»nd hi Vey th: ar
fen'ii , -the ca*:*V:s and hifins. " The faffotj
are l ed >0 ^ft^cks pruir..printed 1A tbyrr*
’’ hi y r:r: i i .*?•■■! C r-c'M-v?. to/ether With
"r" «a c! njt;,e ula'ceVs who ciaintahi
or;igr> 11 i ! n i n n 'T> m toainat ! f ?* :, 3
ft *> • r\\ >.«t * * t i . ,«
Admiral ParlAr left a Soi In the life engine.
mtnti Thl m X'Zi&m
luvc Ic.i £OOU men. *>* ** y: ttff s ‘,: *
:•» • »v» v Tf ,*j* * ' • • •
■ -a conato —
c * - v * liituit* i a v*i .* i ' " ~I
Pass.iff an ogijou.
Cwalds Maria C Oadoi. foo of Spli
nt a i 6 :. *o : 4 L v* 6 •. ..ho
d t i <*c Lc I'e .*t <>! lie 1 'A, on .lie '3th I y%*
l and A & oi. mt‘. MVrl t Canjfle*. a hj/ tie
• : < • ■■ •:.'■■ 1 - :
ftc h"*s ’Xith h Tn hi C* he. a Freolh worn a.i li’/
Lir;L. an i :l. ee chii j r. ). This Co .r e’v O - t,
b.ought rp »>v hi - n.n h r in IMl C t » lib ■
eiuiij VAh, <Li*r*e ! f ot& flmv r:ja »>y om? Fv Hi
Cipcchecs, rm$ ubt i«f, aftd fenf.o f*Y. .?• —tf
He landed a: Marltillcs. here he re'* .a- f
\ hi Vnopth«, and from' tl cn e t * $ a*i». *■ '*'1
cr1* cn miry, whoe he v * weP -"At * ‘ l j
tile Kmg, who cave h a he * *r. c ' •'1 » r*
of l;<e Guafi* of the Ro* <i P.Ljtt : \ v ■ f .1
Raffle. Return*1 g Pub L\- 11 'he K • t n
| feife'd tr;>ou him :e -Air.>ry ?!. ft J u -
1 the,"which Cannon a! \i: iu cb f o- hi Uic
Royal demelip s o[ Spam. pl-Aa ne to Fr wee
in 1781, and rema ne J ar Fa Is/khcYe h? was
well receive! at tou t; t'rum thence he went
• fn vi/dhYi in itSc. Wntie he ac^'ilr d Time
proper y,the pbffetfion of which was cont.fteb.'
iVSal Aj.ec t*»*l fii4«it hirn to ex pence* whicH
induced h m tn implore fucc ur from Governs
iient. His (ituarna, TanTd that ol his young
Irirniiv, cx’.ite frnuch iirereft. We have learnt
hat his ^ra.adfatF^r, Kara OinTh Ogl ti, Fa
una.of Smyrna, poll fT!d lu h ic^es, tint 111
could maintain an arifly of 70,000 m. n : th’te
gave f> mil eft uml>. agfc in the Sul an of Cbn
Uasuinopl *, tfl.at he wax, by his o*dets, b.hcad
ed. and h-$ family deprive 1 of the greater patl
of his fortune. — To rev eng* the dc'ath of hi4
grandfather, and to re-over hi'* fortuue, ar«t
laid to b; the original caufe* of the murre-Hoa
of PjffuvAn Qgtou, the relat im « Ogldu, who
lives at Nancy.
•dta- «* .mi — —mmam
CAIRO {fCiPTj JAM. 20.
We havf alretdy announced the opening of
th<f Dramatic S|>ciery oh the loth in{f. wi.h thj
rcprpftntattoo of Plnhcletit ofGU'es Ruvijftus and
lies Drux Billets buV had not ton? to notice the
clgg'tnt decorations of the h ill, eieciited after
the defign, and nnJer the mfa '£fon ot Citieea
L“pre, Architect, »n l Member of the Imthu.e,
and Citizen Xattvy- 0$c<jr of Eng:n *ers, or of
■ he plcafiug u.ii r.fpeA tble llyle in whh'h the
performer* in ihde pieces acqimud theipfeh’esl
j On the 15th were pc fo med Toe cat PjjeH^
and The Deev* McunUrs. ( l'wo Millers j a Vsvr
Opera com poled in Egypt the 'Hiatouge h~j
Citizen Bdzac, Member nr the Commute of
Arts, and the mufic by Citizen Ui.el, Kte/bbep
of ;he LdUtut®. Se^eraT yhfttriguifoedqpf’-frni.
age^ among the Tuik* at Cairo a great many
Ciuiituns and European \\ lies, attended‘the
leveiat performance^ Several negroes of both
fexes from the interior of Africa »ri ’he i
!e vice, wh > have been a> o tJ ri.ici *o Uicflr
reprefentatipm. furniuici foenes higj dy iotere/L
ing to thofe vho love to ftudy hun an ua.u efv
near its era l.. The negioes tver particularly
dt.Hghied and flattered on f*c ng, ii Phe'Bt.*x
B’Hctt. Harlequin, whom ttry took for 01 . qf
rhemfelvas, cziitiqg thut^kx^ ff K;. hi*
atSliv.ty .inf addref#.