The Kentucky gazette — Lexington [Ky.], 1800-08-25 00:00:00, page 3

June id
The French have demanded the follow
ing contributions in Suahia: — From the
Landgrave of i'urftenberg 50000 dor
ins from the town ofUberlingen 30000
Memingen 60000 Biberach 45000
Buchorn 30000 Ravenfburg 30000
iPhillendorf 20000 Salmantwin 100
000 St Baife 200000 the Abbey of
Buchau 50000 : Althaufen 50000
SchufFenried 25000 Abbey of Wiflen
au 25000 : Wangen 50000
r
MIL AN June 9
The movements ot general
Mela
againft the left wing of the army of Italy
have been attended with complete lucceis
and he has by a very mafterly ftroke di
miinillied the number of his enemies
The ftruggle that is to decide the fate
of Genoa will probably take place in the
plains of Piedmont where the Auftrian
cavalry are encamped in confiderabie
force TheBritilh fleet under the com
mand of Lord Keith has rendered the
moftufeful fervicesto the common caufe
but Maffena feems determined to hold
out to the laid extremity
June 10
The forces which failed in different
tranfport (hips from Portfmouth on the
23d and from Plymouth on the 24th
Mav under iealed orders appear to have
been deilined for Qiiiberon Bay where
they were difembarked at Carnac under
the orders cf gen Maitland and the
next day they attacked and carried Fort
Penthievre
The prefent expedition to Qiiiberon is
not undertaken like the former one in
June 1795 with a view of fomenting an
infurreddion in the weftern departments
of France but to keep the peninf la as a
Point d’Appui and harbor for onr thips
of war andthereby to harrafs more effec
tually the trad? of the enemy particu
larly in provifions between the weldern
coail and Breff
Onr private advices from Hamburgh of
the iftinft inform us that Moreau is at
length retreating but very (lowly and e
very day fighting His retreat is lefs
owing to the ineffectual attempts which
he lias made againft the verv ftrong poli
tion of the Aultrians before Ulm than his
having been forced ar the defire of Buon
aparte conveyed to him by Carnot to de
tach 18000 men in order to cover the
leffer cantonfi which are much threaten
ed by the Auftrians and particularly to
fupport the movements of Berthier who
is palling into Italy by the Valais at the
head of
than 25000 men frot
Switzerland to the army ofreferve Ge
neral Kray whofe army is every day re
inforced follows him and will no doubt
prefs upon him fo clofely as to embar
ras him greatly in his retreat
PARIS May 33
They Write from Nanci that envoys
from feveral of the princes of Europe
are on their way to this city with paff
ports delivered by general Moreau to
treat refpedling a peace— This is not at
all improbable fince the emperor of Ruf
fia has withdrawn from the coalition
The cabinet of Vienna mufl have loft a
great part of its influence over feveral
princes of the empire who too weak to
take a determined part always attach
their (elves to the powers from which they
have the moft to dread France is incon
tellibly that power at prefent
The Senate of Frankfort have forbid
the Journalifts of that city to infert in
their papers any thing that might be dif
agreeable to the French
BOSTON Tulv 30
Affa irs in Italy and Germany were at
a momentous crifis and decifive events
appeared inevitable Reports to much
later dates have however been in cir
culation They are from Gibraltar
Great Britain and France From Gib
ralter it will be recollefled that captain
Orne who arrived at Salem on the 1 8 th
inft brought intelligence as late as the
1 6th June which dated that on the 1 8th
May Maffena made a fucccfsful fortie
from Genoa and that that city was fup
plied withproviflons From Great Bri
tain we have accounts to June 10th
brought to Halifax by the June packet
which date that reinforcements had mar
ched from the army of the Rhine to Ita
ly that Genoa held out and had actual
ly been relieved and that Buonparte
had defeended on to the plains of Pied
mont! We however dated lad Week
that his army had reached the vicinity
of Burin the capital of Piedmont— From
France we have accounts via Gtlada
loupe St Bartholomews & New-York
at Which laft piacecapt Stanwoodarrived
on rhuriday lad informing of intelligence
from Bourdeaux as late as the 8th of
June dating the arriving of Buonaparte
before Genoa the releif of that place
the capture of three fourths of Melas’s
army and that Italy was in fo fife (Son o
the French
Several accounts date the failing of the
combined fleet from Bred Capt Stan
wood fays the commander of a Britifli
packet which failed from England the
12th of June reported at Maftinico that
on his paffage he fell in with a Britifli
frigate bound for England with difpatch
es from lord St Vincents dating the
Bred fleet of 50 fail of the line was at
fiea The arrival at Hallifax alfo dated
that the combined fleets had left port
but we have a letter from London be
fore us dated June 5th which fays “ The
French fleet four days ago put out of
Bred harbor but lord St Vincents ap
pearing they returned with all conveni
ent fpeed”
The Englifh have made a landing in
Quib eron bay and have taken fort Pen
thievre General Moncey has officially infor
med the Svvifs governmei t -that 25000
troops arrived at Switzerland are to pal's
by St Gothard for Beliinzona and Luga
no in the Milanefe
— — n
CHARLESTON July 17
On Thurfday evening a man named
John R Murry was apprehended in a
houfe in King dreet by Mr Harvey the
deputy dieriff on information received
trom the northward of being the perfon
who forged bills of the Baltimore bank
Two bills of one hundred dollars each
were found on him and fome implements
f r carrying on this ne fa rum's bufinei's
were found under the houfe He was
committed to the jail of this city He
appears to be about 25 years of age and
has been in this city fince April lad The
bills are (aid to be well done but the pa
per has a yellower cad than the true bills
of that denomination
furrender of Savona on the 13th May in con
fequence of famine
A very ferious mifunderftanding has taken
nlace between the courts of Great Britain and
Ruffia the confequence of which it is at pre
fent impoffible to forefee Two meffengers
arrived at London the 6th June with dif-
patches from Lord Whitworth the Englifh i
ambaflador at Peter (burg who it is under- ji
flood was preoaring to quit that citv and i!
- - — i1
with his return to England will probably ter
minate that clofe friendfhip and cordiality !
from which fuch flgnil advantages to the coa- !
lition were naturally expedled to refult Capti i
Sir Home Popham who fome time fince
went to Ruffia on a million from his gover
ment to infpetft the imperial troops then”"
tined to co-operate with the Britifli army lr
(bme new expedition arrived in London
the two meffengeri
The Britifli packet End of Leicefter nr
rived h-re yqfterday from Halifax fnrniflies
the Editor of the Mercantile Advertifer with
London patters to the 10th of June inclufive
From thofe papers though nothing decifive
has taken place between the contending pow
ers we gather a number of interefting parti
culars —
At Paris June 1 information had b??n re
ceived that the advanced ports of Maffen
reached to Gavi and Voltri it wqs preiume
therefore that tlie blockade of Genoa was
raifed The general procured in a fuccefsful
(ortie provifions for thirty days
The Englifh government June-10 received 1
CM
PPiJLADELPHIA Augud 1
New Loan
This day being the period limited for
the reception of popofals at the bank of
the United States for the New Loan
the whole amount required was purcha
fed at 5 1 10th per cent advance and
upwards
Augud 8
Extract of a letter from our correspondent da
ted New-York Auguft 6 1800
“ Arrived this’ morning the (hip Provi
dence Adams belonging to Philadelphia
She left Barcelona the 17th June — on the
20th fpoke the Sea Horfe Britifli Frigate who
had parted the day before from a fleet of
trarifnorts with a number of troops on board
bound up the Mediterranean General Aber
crombie and two other general officers were
on board the Sea Horfe
“ News had been received at Barcelona
that the blockade of Genoa was raifedi”
NEW-YORK Auguft 6
Captain Sharp informs that previous
to his leaving England information had
been received of the combined fleets hav
ing put to fea from Breft in confequence
of iffu--d which orders were immediately
for Sir Allen Gardner to join lord
’t Vincents (who had been driven from
: lie blockade of Breft by difaftrous wea
ther) with all the force in Plymouth and
Portfmouth & purfue the enemy Tliefe
rders were fo peremtory and fuch
iifpatch made in obeying that lord St
Vincent with his flagfhip was left be
hind to repair a trifling injury fuftained
in the above gale who however failed
the next dav
Capt S left Falmouth the 12th June
tne next day ofFUfliant he faw a (hip
of the line very much difabled accom-
panied by a frigate and fmall fliip fteering jj 9th Jun
io the coaft of England being at confi
derabie diftance to the windward captain
S could not fpeak them
NOTICE
T rHERE Vt the 4th feftion of the aft entitled
“ In aft laving duties upon carriages for the
conveyance of perfons and repealing the former act
for that onrpofe” requires that every perfon hav
ing or keeping a carriage or carriages upon which
e ‘Y v ’ n a dutv or duties fhtl! he payable according to faid
lfpatches from Lord Keith which ftate the aft fhill yearlv and in every year in the month
1 “ of September or vithin fixtydavs previous thereto
make and fubferibe a true and exaft entry of each
T iken up by the ftibfcriber living near
ldsvell’s mills on Silver creek an iron gray
are dbout thirteen and a half hands high four
old no brand appraifed to 71 10s
- DANIEL GREEN
i May 27 f 1 850 J
We find the followin
of
Constantinople April 8
“ It is now fully confirmed that the war
has re commenced in Egypt As impe
diments had been thrown into the wayof
the french to prevent their departure
otherwile than -becoming prifoners of
war General Kleber had recourfe to
arrps and joined by the difeontented
Cophts and Arabs attacked the camp of
the Grand Vizier and drove them toGa
za with the lois of upwards of 20000
men The day before yefterday the di
vifion of the Turkifh fleet failed from
Conftantinople and was followed bv the
remainder this day under the command
of the Capt Pacha 1 he whole fquad
ron confifts of 1 1 fail of the line among
which is one of 1 10 guns and 7 frigates
It is aeftined for Alexandria where it
will be joined by the Englifh fquadron
Lord Plgin has had another conference
with the I urkifli Miniftry and alfo with
the capt ain Pacha previous to the failing
of the fleet”
J he above are the principal incidents
which met our notice on examinining our
file of papers by the Packet Whatever
elie was interefting had been anticipated
by the arrival at Bolton from Halifax
On his paffage captain Sharp was infor
med by one veffel he fpoke with the fleets
had met and engaged but he could not
learn the iffue (A London paper of the
e mentions that the Breft fleet
were in the inner harbour on the 3d ac
cording to advices which had been juft
received from Lord St VincentsJ
Aitgu ft 7
more slaves:
r Yefterday arrived at the Fort the
fchooner 'Prudent Robbins (prize mat
ter) a prize to the United States (hip
Ganges having 16 flaves on board
and every fitch carriage therein fpecifying dilt'nft
ly each cartiage owned or kept hv him 0° her for
his or her ufe or for hire with the deferiptiori or
denomination thereof and the rate of doty to which
every fuch carriage is liable This is therefore th
inform thofe who may be owners or poifeflors of
carriages fnhjeft to duties according to faid aft'
that entries thereof will be received at my ftore in
f i-Ua o i
Lexington until the 32th September next
JOHM ARTHUR C I D r ? o
Augnft 2d 180a 4tJitp
The political intercourfe between Ruffia &
England which had been interrupted will it
is thought be refumed though Vith little
profpedt of rtftoring the former intimate con
neftion Meanwhile it is generally believed
that the French government are ufing 'every
effort to conciliate the Emperor Paul and to
make peace vdth him under the mediation of
the King of Pruilia
On the 4th June died one of the great law
luminaries of the JEnglifh Bench Sir Francis
Buller of whofe official condufPa farcaftic
poet of his own country ironically obferved
“The hand of Mercy lin’d his heart with
down”
It was rumoured in London on the 9th June
that General Maitland had landed 7000 men
on the coaft of Quiberon who had been join
ed by a numerous-body of royalifls formerly
the adherents of Georges the Chouan chief
who in the month preceding had rallied his
friends having failed from England for the
exprefs purpofe
So great (fays thf ‘evening poft) is the anti
pathy of the empWr of Ruffia to the En
glifh that he refufed to fee the nephew of
the Due de Harcourt becaufe he wore an En
glifh uniform obferving at the fame time he
would be happy to fee him as a French emi
grant : but Mffie Harcourt refuted to refign
his cominifiion for the honor of being intro
duced to Paul A Jurkih valet is his favour
ite and the valet’s favourite is Madame Cha
viher a French aftrefs from Hamburgh who
it is fuppofed has no fmall influence in the
Ruffian cabinet and perhaps renders no fmall
Cervices to the French government
The intelligence received at Vienna that in
the mghbourhood of Slvona a Turkifh
prince had rifen againft the grand (ignior is
confirmed from every quarter The former is
related to the latter According to the lateft
accounts the prince had joined the rebel Pa
cha of Midden Pafwan Oglou with a corps
of 16 cod men conjointly with whom he is
faid to have taken pofTeflion of the town of
Adrianople Sophia and Philopopol On that
occafion feveral fevere engagements were
fought in which tlifi Turks were generally
defeated The grand -(ignior under the pre
mife of good rewards 'has ordered the Pacha
of Belgrade and others to march with all
their forces againft the rebels and to make
themfelves mafters of their perfons Our
expe&ation is raifed to fee in what manner
the Porte will extricate itfelf from this criti
cal fituation the more fo as it is faid the two
rebels aft under the influence of l'ome foreign
power
It is dated In letters from Peter (burgh
that the celebrated dramatift Kotzebue has
been arreftea in Ruffia
17
fifty-quarter 3d All the lands in each of he above
townfhips and in the fractional parts of quarter
townfhips before deferibed have been divided upon
the refpeftive plats thereof as returned by the fur
vevor general into as many lots of one hundred a
creaeach as the quantity fuch quarter townfhip or
fraction -ner is flatter to contain will admit in the Kan
pointed out and required by the above recited
acl
4th The plats divided as aforefaid into lots of
one hundred acres are depnfited in the office of the
regifter of the treafury where the locations are t®
be made and upon furrendering tlie warrants which
(hall be thus loeaerd patents will be iffued in the man
ner and upon the conditions preferred by law
Given tinder nj hand at PhilS
delphia the day and year above
mentioned
OLIVER WOLCOTT
Secretary of the TreadUrj
3 l'l
THE COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY
To Robert Rogers late cf Nelson County and
Commonwealth aforesaid Greeting :
an-WHEREAS by an a& of the General
Allembly of the Commonwealth aforefaid entitled
An art concerning the marriageof Polly Rogers”
it is declared lawful for the faid Folly Rogers (who
was formerly Polly Chinn) to fue out of the Court
Of Quarter Seflions of Nelfon County a Writ againft
you her ablent hufband And whereas the faid
Polly Rogers hath made application for the wfcc
aforefaid purfuant to the aft of afTemblv aforefaiA
Thele are therefoie tn the name of the Common?
I t n3f"reod’ t0 reMmre you to apfhar before
teiU’CeS °Ur faid Co"rt of Quarter Seflions
thr C°Urt houfe in Hairdftown n the County
aforefaid on the fecond Monday in Ortober next
en Cuing the date hereof to fhew caufe if nv vou
can why the marriage betwwetm you and the faid
Polly Ir your having abandoned her altogether
Inallnot he diflolvcH and why the faid Poll for?
the caufe aforefaid ihall not by the judgment of the
laid court recover againft you the 'whole value of
one third of your property for her fupport and
maintenance ri
Witnefs Bert Gravfon Clerk of our faid Court
at the Court houfe aforefaid the 26th dav of June
1 00 and in the ninth year of the Common wealth
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PZjILIC iOI fCE IShEUbr (jll'EN
iilt clay ot March one t ho nunc eight hundid
otituled “Aft aft ih addition to ar aft intituled n
aft relating the g ants ot land iftpr Viand torn"
luary iervices and to the Society of the Unfte ft
S’Svingtie Wtti
to-vn-Vps 11 sill the fractional parts of the quarter
adjoining tatl-e Indian boundary line of the
raft ot land referred to in faid art except the Indi
ana! quarter tou nihips number four in tow if o
number rrurn of range number twenty: Al: ail
the ii aftidnal parts ot the quarter townfhips ad
joining to the river Scioto except the quartet 'town
’hps number one and four in tovvnthip number
t range number nineteen the quarter tpv nlhps
number tut apd three pi tolvnlhipuumbe three in
range pumber nineteen and tire quarter townffiivs
number eneand four in toWnihip n'nmber fo - of
range number t-wenty together with the so qt ter
tQwnfhips hereafter deferiber are relen ed til fce lo
cated for the original holders of warrant r anted
for military fervices or their heirs n tots of one
hundred acres purfuantto the aft above recited
2d The following is adefeription of the so quar
ter townfhips referred to in the preceding article and
which were debgnated by lot in the pre fence of the
Secretary of War purfuantto the aft above recited