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afterwards an IMPEACH
MENT AqAlNssHßss
ESTY's Mlslfr£k% for ille
gal mifappl@i&sf fc pubrc
<ipon% =i*^^!^^
", 'fywtw.
Probert,.Ltc master of &
(choker Sloth,, belonging to
Y Philadelphia, camepaffenger in
the schooner Eliza, captain No r
arrived at
? Wilmington, on Saturday l^tt,
' , informs, that General Dufopg,
commanding about 15,009 Re
^publican troops,, had marched
from whence on : the 'loch:^
^ Maty totAc St'Marks? ^
On the' ~7th. ; May„thb 4an
session qf thp firft prQtintiaf
J parliament of CANADA, was
prorogued u^il June fy/l^
ring the session, the three/ fofc
lowing a&s, ufaiQh are i^qrffe
ing to the United States, were,
paff&f, viz.
" Anad for allowing the im-
4 )Qr ß^n of frefli or faited'beef
an^pb^k, anl hoffi^^/fe^
&WM& tfe§^4ta& United
States of America."
A&a& for making a tenlpo
rary provision for the 'regular
tion'bf trade betw^nthis provf
ince and the Unitea States' of
America.,; by land, or inland;
^yigatfe^^ forfoj
h,vrariMMq^ rjv,al
„^ ^^B@ T ^ rafrffiQ;
It it wi&iwfl we leiro, 4tyit the
PRESIDSNIofcthe %d St^e,
Mill decline bfi^gA caodid«efer
itipo@i@ce,fa th, next eteaion.
It behoves, therefore, the citizens of
the Upi@fa^ ^MU^&W F 0
eral Eleaogf appointed at the egt
B, ^oictwcltel
di ^ far ,^NETrQRKfo,,.
Ttyeleaioni 'hmOffffi^
have terminated federally, In
ty, mniwithflanding all the cab;l pj
^ivtogtyKfo, ^ ^, the
Federal ticket has carried, it hallow-
Thia city and county fep^,
roerntayo &,&ffly ^ l',;•9!v^"1
t^ Senate.,; On the fye Ji, the:
majomy in favor of; Federal^ ~
• 1534. Y(W@T rely on the genu
inenefs of our Legiflitp-e, and Exec-!
utive, and may fafelycount on twel^f
votes for your worthy lello ^citizen,
JOHN ADAMS, as President of the
United States, in case ^Pfiffi^fyf
net aWdidace.
A report was current at Liverpool
April 26%, that Peaff had been cofe
cluded between France and Austria, ':
CHARETTE.
Y% tRAN~SLAT^B /ROM A^R^frOH PAPER.
, ^^ ^ ^ ''ANGERS, APRJL I^l
Charette has arrived here
:'& ago) l have-been to
the place of his confinement, to
1^ ^^%
much. There were two holes
H.^^ his W: and ^M^^W
were mangled. He fai4 he
frit an extraordmag pai^n
his right arm, as if it were^
iharp fling. Whe^h^^
fail,
>' e ;f? r ,*#?" raffia
imich General Caadcaux, De ,
Hoche, ar&M general Jacob,
^feconfined in the
Nantes. «& affixes &aty ^
fought always well, an^.s,&>^}
fined undcfervedlys he\@id,lie
fhou;d nefa^ ^fc ^tey©d?
-that the -French woul^^
fought,fe; well, a'd wuty fo<
^uch cp^a^
, Chauffeurs of Gaffel and Mon
lam wA^ ^& v fi ^w4 l @
months, hadaAcothe; French
;been fc party divided. He was
;afked why? to .did ^ot remain;
j &ief aft6Tfli€%tfr>i& pacificl
1,6^? berctta*^" lie^ anfirered;
,the promises /made'to me have j
;^fraL X^C:
p^Sm^bed^
zaxifbd . the;Jdeftn^ c&f U;
great ma%Mm imppffibte,&e
ffifdLto^ffty eggs in aipawwife;
I &" iteaking theni.^ ; Hiri w^s
' 'atked,' \Vheth§¥'he| ktYewjtfilltj
,sffl^4^^ :CTeSf j
he k : aywi&^
been taken after my trqoo,<
;were defeated, junawk6ds.rOlnj
reality, two difguifed^h^k
had ab^licdWWft that he;
fliould put them iri;the flgta ]
Iffl^^W^ to have,
I fy^ p^fba sy, Repubtipnfy;
4n4„sat they && r npt ,know j
Itwhich- way general:§;
I had ^one. , That peasant foew^ !
tl^ thbfh' the wood, where he|
: w*'. ^ They immediacy ' W
forrtied 'the r^ty\vho''inffahE:
^ forrounded.^ -Woods ; they
bunted for him, arid foynd him
'Supported by two horfemem
What grieved him most efwas;
not to? havebeen killed on the
ft^ld. ~ He offered his girdle,
•ffliHWifhf Lotbis U'ors, toTto
him:
^ut fote" republican anfivered;
rhathe was fatisfiedjf@@^l4g
Iy^prifhe^ him, an&&. A c <
I wan^hte ;gold. You are am,
! bonefr?man, fai&rCfer^ttft
I can olUr nothing else, I Would
bc G glad that ydu should have!
myMbte,^w^^
have 'given 'the ;' fyl'canntit;
jjrQCtfre it.f^
Paris, in order to have a lilvcr'
' scabbard put ~ it,;^^^ /fe
goQ,but.l cannop havfi.it with
out endangering him who pos
sesses it.^
He has not been fhot^t An
gers ; his interrogatory must be
very imporrant^^ figure be
fpe^ks the te^ man. He is
lively, /peaks with mildness : his
, complcaion is brownish; his
eyes very beautiful ; hs chin
{rtadierf lips thick;,?is
^3^^^ regular. He called
hhft ^ pipe, which was given
§ k him. He had, onJiis arrival, a
tfectet conversion with HidorL
£ aid, T^avot, and Valemia. This
s^swafon why he ^ not in
: terrogated^in the jail as all
'^^+'ch a ° re tt°e u f a id
that had not Dot on his boats
months Daft Some bb^
i footatNrntes.'N^u it was on/
ly n;, cousin ; 1 know he has
I been (hot; ^ HoWd^—tm know
w 4^^
^te^,fe& a
white wool knitted pantaloon,
and laced half boots'; a girdle'
.of^Cji^ 2 white
-handkerchief with his 'park ;
a firfe.napkin in which he fid
pended his arms; they had
fcivenfhhn a^ peafffit hat." He
mewfed a gfeaty,
'feifoofOnG of &fe"'wty'o had
taktyrs i&
him/fa dQwn, citfaQ y@ must
te dredge %'? ri. .wul.a^ ^
W^U ww^wi iniww^ ^W—M
„Oiffl@'Forei^ Articles.
" LONDON, APRIL 4.
r riHE Emperor it to hive a loan?
JL °fThree Million#, to begin dfe
asf&n wf(h—we hope not in the
nibde of Frederick f ,'
'Apßrf 8! By the new tax on dogt,
^^oe'tfht&M! tbe >N,d s ^ e ^&
exempt MthMeh aiwayl take care of
fhemfeW&^ < ;
e, X~Fr&|ffirati it ibuf&'ur, nam
& Mahignaf, ffitnvßfttyred t'eh
catife of the 1 diction of tfeNeedle,
north and ffi^ ahd ffit reatorf. of
the foriheft compaft. h^/3
<,Xp*,t ,'fr'A 4j& dezi of foreign
cord was in & market Ob' Monday ;
bUfthe purchrffa &ould Qot look ^t
the fampteb; and refilled to give' even
501. aqugtero '^ J
4 But it ii noriffEnghnd *lotie' .<h,t
the %ppy pr^fpedl df abUDtfanCt 0-
penFifeff? \TW*<te'kly bill 0!^
of the port of Ec&otfdfad the ^$
thift. ' and^fiied ,n*evto fatchim's
: hbufe, (^ntainrafr^fc^^ that
3600 Wt. of floor wn iimported lift
^eek from^fiEvre, and 300 wt. of
starch from Dunkirk. The fupertlu
it, of France, it therefore appeart, it
alleviating the diftaffes of England.
The following it the dispersion of
.the House of Bourbon :—
/.The daughter ofLouis XVI it at
Vienna in the palate of her maternal
aaceftors.
. The eldest brother of Louis XVI.
mat Verona, end the Princess hit
wife at a village near Turin.
7 The fetond brother of Louis
XVI. with his eldest foo, is at Edin
:b^gto; his wife at Turin ; his sec
ond fan at the head quarters ofCoN
DE's army at Oberbuhl..
The Prince DE Conti, lives in a
country houf&in the southern part of
France; his wife is at Fribourg, in
Switzerland. f k i
The fifterof Louis XVI. Princes
Royal of Sardinia, isat Turin, the
Mesdames ladies of France, daugh
ter of Lou^s XVL refidea at Rome.
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CONGRESS. ~'^
<Philadelphia, JUNE 1.
THE session finished this day.
The butinefs of the lari fix
or seven day's; may be compriL
ed in a few lines, ^h6stial;
mining the State of Teneffee
@ofhe Umo^ Has passed s<h
branches. . By ,b^
southern influence gains an ac t
etalon of two Senators' one
Representative {and three votes
44 the \elefotf Prefix
The Senate ^edt^e ad.,
n^ffio^on ffiq/riffi of foform-1
ire A1
&. pnd pirp fed dur it should' °
be laid , tr in ^uhries, and a
center,takrin-rfyer the authori
to ^^'F^*^'' ad
^ rbciEße^Uition of ad
^iffiof; and ^bg^ueflion Tvas
taken on the expediency of the
nneaiffire'-"The Senate finally
receded, and the Bid passed.
Tne buffnefs, it was expected,
would have been deferred' tin
-tit we next feffidn. d Befits
this/ the fol owing ACTS hive
passed., I. A^& laying a ft
on carriages. f^xFor the relief
of perlons iqiprifoned for debt,
3. For fitisfying certain ' ft
mands occ^fionyd by trials, du^
ingthe wehern infurre&ion, 4.
Fovtgranting „passports to ships
and veflcis of the £)( S. 5. For
suspending the dutyon Iniff. 6:
FdYttmitihg ttie'Clme for 'allow-,
ip'g 'a^drawback on domestic
•difiilled fpirifs exported. The
contefled election of-Mr. Smith,
Vermont, terminated in his fa,=
vor., He is to hold his feat;: A
bill in addition to the appropfi-y
at ion'Law, # 2ho paffed.'- One
item is an ^ddifron of 23500
dollars, vOhfe'h T#te Ptr's IDe^t
by itieffaoe, in foriri&rtfre House
was necessary forth 6 support%
of foreign ' correfpqndp.nce. Os
this,. 1 8,000 is wanted pn # tte,
accouht -of.the appointment .of
two Ministers Resident; to" the
Courts of Spain and -tbWdetf,
Whjdh'wa, fcpp&ted bn'ffie
groundofneceffaryietiquctte,~
it occasioned a considerable de
bate. It was opposed as unne
ceffaty and ridiculous; and ad
vocated, on the necessity of a'
compliance with the long estab
lished customs of the world,
,whiGhghe French Republic bad
in no period of its enthufiaflic
revolution omitted. .The fifcal
concerns of the UnDori, also un
derwent difeuffion. Mr. Gal
laTlN, in a very lengthy and
labored speech, ,reviewed the
whole progress of the financial
concerns of the Union, and en
deavored to prove, that an in
rcreafe of debt of 5000000 had
accrued- He was answered by
: Mr. Smith( S. C) with great
ability, who demoftrated, that
inriead of an increase, there had^
been a decreafefyt '(Wo mill
ions. The gentlemen bottipro-k
duc§d their calculations, & they
reciprocally infiffedythat the dif
ference was Only matter of opin
ion, not fad.' A Refolution 1
tyaffed, directing the Secretary
of the Tjeafury to lay before
Corgrefs the riext session, a corx
re& flatement of all the Finan
cial concerns of the Union, t&
Jan. 1796. The disagreement
to the Military establishment
bill, was 7 compromised. The
Major-General is retained, .and v
the Dragoons reduced. The
whole 'ftaff to continue until
March next, when the fnbjea
muff be refereed de^.^^^
femt tw ° branches adjourned