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pfo piftofo. & calve'rit, 3 Ura,l
^^er, ifo c,<fe, have;
been given up in my circle.
^ fef ©^fari&«I1
_ ffita^ convoy ;
to Rennet, there to await your ukt
mate order#. Os the latter there are
very few.
The wit fibilned. I
Thefefix dayipsft fit the difarm
fog Commenced, ou'r foldten and citi-:
I fob one! fingfr to the roadt;
All the refugees are gone home, and ,
^^ x^
Xntry well uform
fote^^ft^^^^
prefect thcmfekei in the cow,try up-;
m viefa of ravage, they rail have
them seized tod conducted here,
(Sifted) Aug. Metmet.
^We are to. longer in ooubt of a|
speedy peace—Beta are even laid byi
people of high rank, who may be
well informed, that in tela than thrte
• ruoo&peace wirh Austria and France
till&cftl.^" '!'''" ^
FRANKFORT, JULY 8,
a^The French daily approach m
, more, io cOTfequeoce of wht&manfl
Kthe inhabitants of property, have
already left thu city, with their el
feth.
London, july 28.
The French have certainly gained
more bat<l#;Md more territory in a
few weep, than any conqueror, have,
done before in an, wary but Mr.
Pitt fa,a„muft have indemnity
for the pad, and lecurity for the to
=========
" ^ Domestic Intelligence.
E„Mty #fer from an Officer era hard Cm
°adwe¥Aakit %„, dated o4, 16 Frt
^ll
"S^^ ^
eight, in fight of the light of Cape-
Henry, we difortred st a foill dis
tance, five large vessels which appear
ed to te formed in a line, and which
appeared to us rather (ufpiciou# $ we
made fail to the east ward, and at day
light we saw astern of pi, a Tingle
frigate, which we chafed ; but #
real, we difeovered 5 other veffeli,
which were fleering for us, arid to
which the frigate that we were chef
fog made repeated fenah $ feeing
tech a tuperier force, we were oblig
ed to abandon the transport hi
tab that failed very bad—we were
chafed all day, and we few her taken
poffeffiou of at five o'clock, P. M.
they continued to chafe m during the
twenty four hour?, but our failing so
well saved ot. Ooe English frigate'
; tertabWho keen wsr with u&
faffie prudently & not seem to
"either of ui,and the hat to thank the
ffh', &lire who were with
4:. 16.
have received a letter
mz, wnßAft^Uit
wmen atrer mentioning anair
'Ortftifo^wF&i^ uOtit
©^tefe .hkh tori toyl
Bed. and report favi that " the Root 1
ucjiic&i It 1
so (hew
Gen.
e. The
fe pof
(effions the) hold iathii Illand. The
hmQ^fa are plundered in;
these fen by Row Barger, the crews
of which, are mostly composed of ne
groei atf tftol@rt runawaji from
Jamaica to fo^n& $ those;
termed Brigands of St. Domingo, atej
a (mail portion of these defperadoei.
^ r^^WlNC^ ,11
^Afar days ago, Mr. Jesse Thorn
ton, Matter, of Richmond, put an end;
to hit efyca, by tabbing himfelt
with a knife. ,
^>% uroYORK,/ sept. 14. ^:
VFarther accounts from Curracoa,
by the brig Calliope, Capt. Leonard,
fine, that on the 12th of Augoft,
Admiral, sack, commander of the,
Dutch fleet in Surinam, had lent or
ders to the Governor of Curacoa ty 0-
blige the officers, failori and foldieri,
of the garrilon and cockade,And
(wear so lopport jhe m,% Bitarian
conftitetion ; ihl mfa ptft or the
officers and crews of the higamMc-l
dera, of 4o'gu% and he Cerei, of"
0, dec^id they ^cu'd fopport the 1
Orange ft g,and were in cou&wence
paid iff ar.d lent on shore , & th*r
the grea er pan of the garrifoo, tWI
the influence of money, and tye Bur
gomifteri, were induced to ialift un
der the new banner,, in confiquence:
cf which, great tumult and confufion
cxifted there. ,w'
Seven cffi.ers of the garrison, op
posed to the new co ftituiron, came
piffengers in the Calliope.
DANBURY, awr.it.
Two villains attempted to break
open a fiore in Watertown, on Sat
urday night, the 3d infant about ,)
o'clock, a Mr. Stone who kept the
fl ore was Wiraed bfo^his 'dog'r
growling, which he hushed and ftept
up3o a window, (the (hotter betego
pen, and one pane of glass broken
in) and seized a man's hand, a pistol
teas prefe@ed at Mr. S. who turned
it off, the contents escaped him—he
then seized a pair of piftoh, and fired
through the window at 0^ of the
robbers, who cried "I am a dead
man."—M'. Stone sprang out of the
window with the other pfto, & Inapt
it at the robber, who in return flafh'j
his pistol, and ran off—ro di(covery
free
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CONCOR D, Oct. 4,
Federal Representatives.
1, We congratulate our fellowcitizens on
the eleaion of the following gentlemen.
Tomike a choice ,zio
SMITH, , §,Bzz
W. GORDEN, I I
n^^t {^l
fob R^ ual^?*:
I BEG leare through your paper to men*
lrion to my fellow citizens the following
lift for Eledors of Prefideot and Vice Prefi
sw'y^miLCT
Oliver Peahod
£ ' [)Lnczcr 1 nomion,
fc^&nffin Belowii,^^
This lift'will, fam well assured, he very |
pcnergll, fopoOTted. , comocfed I
, BOSTON.SEPT. fr).
^ FRO^
^^:
taj.r/e rafy«& hf^. & ct.nOT
Gr^ila # so,, wbi<b, dtbrt ta ,t ts•
#^^^
ct%B # didaratim ^ & grmdstf mfot
^tbQtta ./ Madrid a gd w ft ^ Britifoft
rttt. & & wra&riidary hdarwi„ &i<b
<wtallu&U, the Sfcawjb c&biMf, it is jaid, ft
tram tbe "tyv ^ ^ aalitid*, and tfo „•<«&
»fiaribe ,ri4£i,jcfoo,ams, at <wdl@ the
difrrm rants in Qt<h htb nnti&ni so an ar.
five p^rt during tfyir^ana again, France
fbijhatfmnt ufotaMd by an account of Jraml.
irmfuffim nrobiib barnt taWn ptact before ^
,$ thejuffan of Sfdafrom the conation, and
faQirtM, raitb tWFrench Republic, viz.
1,. Th &,,^ to,fob ^bicb th note
contends to batye been condoned in open contempt
f„ubb,„g treaties to igal forms.
;zd. Breer, arcumjhncu <wbicb fltended the
capture akdfoactyon of Tulau, u,btcbfo-\
fox tto sanifb cabinet affirts, that th Britifo
commanders ju,lied tie, the terms granted to
the inbabitdtefi under the guarantee ^ the SmiJb;
cemmfoers § Aid that the, carried off fatral.
French saps, witbout allowing the S/nuftanj
purlrfstarfriWb ^0 ;..%/;?!{:
[WubfaQr, other complaints--and M. de las
Cajas bas demanded , categorical anjnwrfreer
tbfßritijb cabinet.]'
- Mr. Hammed, one of Lord CrifylWsffcre-i
taringat ouf,,erfyfrth continent, rarity th)
refik "of th deliberations «f ear miniftm on &,
)uha. Sene /a,h tis the rule if Paris, in
utirb ease itis probable bis tyfon is net merely
I %4Qto tbefreffofth tyani, demands %
1 on t&mmtr^;% A, ^.f&.l ^v., 01
I Latest from^he Theatre of War.
I rrmtfirtjfa wl, ?> affrgl* fafrmis
I to be fan far is leagues in {transference on the
ofher,de of & Rota. The la^-i^ troops re
trerttyh''" """'" '' r ^^b she sere, ufOdfd-;
3&Aifoar4 ifolbrons, in order to form 4func
tion gfcfe, with the arm, ts the Upper RbinC,
'a,lto,etire tojencert. behne the Danube. THr!
precipiate to,t*tuatffls&d ^ & up,roach 1
ts a aiutaQf tbi French arm, ~ th 'Rhine te- I
noardr Dunanffebing, vbem it v^i,^&sfy '
proceed tolflm, ,pitbA,ire,f c^t"ng tf shir l
fflredfoW §&R b at f, bead _
bit towo dirnffo, marched from th ^init, qf|
'this town, and bas already reached rffeb^^fcarg I
whence hi to proceed roßfoCTebeurg. %l
The elfflor Palatine has ordered hi, I
troops immediately to qnt the Aulhian A,I
my.— The Duke of Deatix Points, has let |
out for Berlin with his whole family.—Onl
Monday night, the bombardment of Kon-I
igftein commenced. The fire continuity I
from midnight to nine in he morning.|
^FROM USBON. I
Captain Goodling, who left that port, I
Aug. 12, informs, that War between Eng-I
land and Spain was then generally expected |
—some even reported it to have taken place.l
The Portuguese were under some apprehen-I
fi rn, of an invafi m by the French. Capt.|
O'Brien, in the United States brig Sophia, I
failed from Lilboo for Algiers Aug.* ; I
—'SPAIN wTNGIdND.^ I
Erraa of a letter from Lisbon, dated Aug. I
to, to a refpeaable gemteman in Marble-I
" At to port ics, ufa thoughtthe 1
geqcrsl Peace of Europe is remote,]
the court of Spain hse concluded to 1
dispatch 1 (quadron of i| meo of wer I
froQ Cadiz, (their dettinarioo a so 1
cret J but to fail in company with |
Rchey'i squadron, ^ 7 fail of the,l
line 4nd 3 ft&etfr and openly give |
out, that they mean to prated them, 1
in coafcqwence otwhieh the Bririfh|
Admiral Mano, who was croifing off
Cadiz with 5 fail of the line and 3 1
frigate prudently ^treated to Gib |
rakar. The result of this bufinefe, it|
is ftrorgly fufpt&d, will be a rup-1
tore between England and Spain." |
1
pnotunew ncwyoiK, uhuct ■
thority ofa C pt. trom St. Croix, who there |
to anfy,tbefteec La Vengeance,|
^ ^^ ^ tfWi^ I
%^ L?r^ gave the names 1
INEWYOP:K§ SEPT. 23- I
% bid r<li,;vo, taken pact^
tween fein and England, fcd
Admiral Richer Y, in company with'
afynilh (quadron, had ff^ shear
deftmation unknown.fo
Email of a letter from an Xwrimgenst man
;, fa Liffi^; to bet brother in thirty, piled
tbs 114 of Aaguf, brought bj & Nayars
(rived tbitda,. ^ '^f^^^f
^"Ever fierce I have been here,
there has been the greiteft appear
ance of a rupture between Spain and
England ;, It Im st length taken
place: Spain has (hut iu pons &
gainft England, and it was repotted
yeftetday, and currently believed,
that a part of the Spamfh fleet had
failed, in coojunaica wih the
French ; their destination unknown.
Tte Pofiuguefe are io txp€&atirn of
a vifi: from the French, through the
territorial of Spain, in confeqi p nce
the greatest exertions are making to
raise an army, rtity thouftro are to
march to the fiohuen by the ift of
Gerber."
.Extrfflef ataber bller, fam 4 mer
chant in L fb)% lotos friend in ibis
city, dated the 1 ttb ^pfl,
" [tie Ptliucil fruanon of Por
tugal becomei very c itical, free it
is no longer to be doubted that war
will immediately take pto between
England and Spain, aSpwifh lqp#
ton foiled on the 4 b infl. tom C+^
dz, in company wih the French vefc
fell of war. I<is laid, also, that the
French have demanded a passage
through Spain for 50 000 troop#,
maiUU, defined against Gibraiter,"
Unhappy Accident.
We hear from Weare, thrt on Thursday
last. Mr. Nathan Eaton, & if, son of
M for Eaton, M said place, was thrown
I from a colt— by the fill, his head struck up-
I on a Stone, which put an immediate end to
lI4S existence—He was a young man ot an