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net, we may with propriety anticipate
the h & pp^ft confcqaenfes from bis
reprifem^tion, white ^he btft interests
and forufperity of *s tonftitue^, in
codheaion with the welfare of Amer
ica at large, will ever be the guide of
hit conduit. 'Tis enough to gain
him the coofi^ncy of Men, that we
candpc^r, with .troth', He is a True
Republican
Judge Foster had 4178 70^1——
P. Wingate, E;q, 875. ^d
Died, lass Sunday, Mrs. Abbott,
Conforr of Mr. Levi Abbott.
— Very suddenly, Widow Sophia
Farnum.—She ate her (upper in good
health, and fearing it might be too
heavy for her stomach to bear, (he
requeued her bed might be prepared
for her to rest on—before it could be
mide up, (he felt a faintnefi, and ask
ed for water —and before (he could
be removed to her bed, (he had be
come a lifelefs corpse. / >
She was an examplary Christian in
her life—(he was humane and kind.
Biffed art the dead, <vho die ia the Lord.'
Ax Henniker, very (uddenly, Mr.
James Wallace.
The Materia! intelligence,
BY. LAST EVENING'S MAIL.
Baltimore, dec. 13. That the ar
mitsof the Republican allies are still
obtaining triumphs, let yesterday's
paper save to shew—that the very
name of a Sans Culotte strikes terror
'and, dismay into the hearts of the
English and Auftri^n (laves, let &;
' felicity and rapidity of their number-/
left Ividories determine.'.
Their success by sea is no left com
plete. j At the port of Breast, (so fay
our laftadvices) there was an incefftnt
influx of captures from the Brrfrfh—
TiireW prizes'and upwards were feet
indaity—and, on some days, 'from
ten to twenty, :
The unparalleled luxuriancepf their
jam# affords au abundant fyppiy,
provifioos plentiful and cheap'--rhe'
markets of the sea port town) layer-:
filiy well supplied, and forof of them
3*^ „^
From th,pleotifoLm,nner id which
the Weftindia markets are all suppli
ed with American produce, it xannoC
but eppear strange how it could have
risen to fahan enormous price with
us. Flour, which there (ells tor but
it foofcdo,, to,;
.liw here, effifive of freight & ^. {
furance, not lets than eight. Wheth
er it has originated from any blind
piece of (peculation, adopted among
outfelves, or whether it be from the;
ff@g influx of foreigners, and the
fap^ioereafe of population, cannot§
eafilyte determined. Buritm exped-
M^^ ,^^ wi, which
every ptft,s flocked, and from the
renewal of the old fyflem of adjudica
tion. th# unleft the fluicet of war are
q^Wop^ f
tive formi, American produce, piruc
ul„fyflour, |nuft experience a very
sudden fall. In tfyfituwon pf the,
marKe%wnicn muu inoray nuctu-,
fling; prudence Should diftate the
conduft that opght to be deferred by
^>^#>tj? °#l from
Miraguao, off Gonauie^ wis boarded
vtor antefylii'C^i^ot^ isrii¥i^
the LieOTerian of afloop of M/iir,ying
Captain F'emig from Bovrfcux,
wfcli (he left&h thi'jeth of Octo
&r. ^6pt^lW^% W^
the 7th, at which,ti,e ever^ thing
/@ uanquil— the people was highly
etaed with the luccefs of cheir arffite,
and of their cruizing (hips who take
an'amazing number of prizes, f 4 1%0-vifiotn
vifiotn were in great plenty and riot so
tifeh as might be expected. Two
divisions of waggons, loaded with
treasure, under an escort of dragoons)
arrived at ^aris white he was the*./
The Brett fleet was still in port.
Extras of a letter from a Lad, in
L'Orient dated 08. g—recrived b,
the Jhip Difpateb, Capt. More,. ,^
" Upwarps of 80 fail of the Weft
india fleet is taken —we parted with'
our convoy 27 days after we left St.
Kitts in a great storm—Our (hip was
tkken the6(h day after we got found-;
ings. e
" Was I not to mention to my
friends the attention and civility I
have received from the French nation
from the firft moment of .being cap
tured, to the pretent time, I thould be
guilty of the gteateft ingratitude ; it
exceeds the most distant hope I could
ever have expected from an enemy—
we have a very large house to live in,
wood, and so much a day altowed;
ui, and the liberty of walking out dai-!
ly from 8 o'clock in the morning till|
8 in the evening with one of the
guards."J
There are letters in towothis day,
advising that the French have taken
eighty sail of the&itifh windward
inland fleet, inward boOnd to London,
and carried them into P@t L'Orient.l
Capt. Morey of the (hip Dispatch,
57 days from L'Orient; informs that
the brig Olive Branch, Qpt. Bufeg
ton from Salem, bound Ito Bourdeaux,
was tiketi by the French (quadrai
on the banks df Newfoundland, and,
carried into L'Orient ; (he lay at B-
O tear 38 dayr before (he lefritfwith
her hatchets sealed up c \.W W!
/ Capt. M. so during I
h'rtftay there two frigate!; a 54, and
a 48^ befides^ 74 wtre l?uncMelina;
few days after he left it. Four 74'$
and two frigates were on the flocksl
and the keel of another 74 laid. ^X!
^©pt: M. also Informs, that be-1
tween 60 and 70 fail of the home
ward bound Weftmdia' fleet, were
t^ken and carried into different ports,
literance, viz. 38 fail into Brest, and
18 fail were sent into L'Orient, about ;
I the firft dtOa<>b&o About 11 days 1
;ago, off Nintuckß Capt.'M. fed in
with part of Admiral Murray's; squad
;ito, the Africa, and the Argonaut,
which detained him laboutß hours,
&d carried him eastward 10 leagued
they after wards relealed the (hip, and,
^reftored his crew.
Capt. Woodman, of the schooner
iJohn, 16 days from Cape Nicola Mete;!
informs, ch^the failed from Pq^-au;'
Prince for the Mole, on the zzd Nov.
ind that previous faJewing ttac
place, the „Br@ds had Q^^;
tack on the land troops, but the par-;
ticuhrs were not known Wheii ffireft
r fie following ^i&hmeftioE war
lay there,- viz.—' ~ —
The Europa, a ^tyto ffi Ad-\
I^'m^'^^^
o^i^^h^
f &i, 1^ tMt^igtm vet-ii
indtei, turns cut to be English.——
Whither the (quadron, which in Sep
tember lull f^ed from Brest has gone
is still a mat er of conjecture only.
Britifo Naval Force,
in the Weftindies.
The following (hips are detached
from the English grand fleet, under
Earl Howe, and have failed for the;
Weft indies, Under the command of
Admiral Caldwel.
Majflic, 74 gun^
Thunderer, 74
Arrogant, 74
Tremendous, 74
Thefeu», 74
Alfred, 74
Belong 74'
And two others, the names of which
are unknown.
The thrice repeated report of the
naval engagement off the Cheiapedke,
is likely to turn out' Norfolk news.'
From Richmond, (Vie).Nov. 24.
Extras from the formal of the House
of Delegates, Nov 20
" Refolded, That the conduct
of Governor Lee, in Accepting
the invitation of the President,
to take command of the army
orderedout to a6t against the in
frrgents in the weftern parts of
Pennsylvania, deserves the com
mendati n and gratitude of this
Hciufe." : '
,[ On the queffiori on the £bove re
folutioo, it was passed una^
'DECEMBER 29.
Amflerdam.
A gentleman; who feft Newyork,
since the mail, informs, that there was
an arrival at Baltimore, in 42 days
from the Texel, which brought intel
ligence, that Amsterdam had not sur
rendered to the French, at tfe affi
Nov. The Republican #rmy, how
ever, was so much fup&ierf to tint of
the allfaf and tiidtoide ^&, rapid
advances to the city, that nothing
could prevent a capitulation except
lan munqitidn of the country ^d, ]
ithe injury, which the foil would fut
I tain from this meakite, being so tfro
that its pteferit vegetation coutil 'fierce
ly be redored in half a center,—vio-;
tent diffenricinsWtafeo ptace among
the ihhibftarttl '; many of whom con
fidefed it a much 10 c^ mitty't&o-
--i pen the gates, thtf'to^ ttetyices,
of the i
Private letters from Amfter&n by
elite Charlotte, advise, that the Bhrgo j
masters of some cities in Holland 'have
r^figned their offices, and decline (erv
-ling under the present administration.
Indeed a total Revolution inHolland
was expected—the peace of Amfler-,
dam if kept by loaded cannon duly.
A Revolution there will detach Hol
land from her alliance with England ;
so tbit Mbs' duly commerce! s^^;
political machine of cutope will've
&@fow s&,,^^%, f
i<FM«rs""^
Britifo'J)ep<ed4&ms.
b&C#praib Borrt ^ Mb arrived
hereon wfktf tea BkmikM w e
hear of British dtpedations cohrinu
ing mil, oft id bttefeforda,^&to
LA tbe&kfl&i&ffl &fort.
piracy,
B^^H^
^f&k^ ^MH^i*, 1
board. And we ate Well informed
that ths Judge has the audacty to
fay, that he will condemn all v<fffy
brought in there, arid libelled for tri
al, let (he prg<ence be what it may.
If these lawless fpoilations of our com
merce, are buffered to continue u;hh
impunity, for any length' of.time,
without being noticed by authority,
individuals certainly will, dot tamely
submit to have their property t<k^n
from them, in a manner, which by no
civilized nation, can be considered
but as downright Piracy,
From Bermuda, Nov. S'
Puffed by on Monday Utt the (hip
Fame, Alexander Fufer, m*fter, from
Rotterdam, bound to Button, in which
fimtrpaffengef "femes Crawlord, Es
quire, appointed to the government 1
of these iflaodsin the room of Henry
Hamilton, Esq. who is appointed
Governor of the isl nd ol Dominica,
for which place hi? Excellency fails
in a few days, in the Scorpion fto>p
of war, Capt. Wettetm
The Fame was boards on her
passage by 2 French frigates, which
informed that they had tak^n a vt fitel
bound for Bermuda.——No one on
board the Fame knew of their having
the Governor of Bermuda on board
until they werej^u^^
From a N^york pap%°ty
I. must give p ! eafure to the humane
heart, to learn, that a part of(ty^^m
crew of the (hip Vengeur,,bid
been all lgft, are (Wl iurvivlng. 1
Captain of that (hip, fays the Gazette
Francaise, of thi, morning is it Brest,
where he is to take command of the
(hip Jemsppe.
The Celebrated Dumourier,
After being driven from place toplace,
found an asy lum in a' finall village in
the Canton of Freyburg.
' In Brest, there are, bout 1200 En
glilh prizes, ahd zo.odo prifouc&
h.wUfeful Invention.
Mr. Packer, of Claremont, barcon
\ ftruded ^machine, which is now em
ployed in his fusing mill in that town,
which will completely (hear 30 y^rds ;
of cloth in one hour.—This machine
may be viewed, at any time, by the ]
1 curious, without the expense ofjflP
chafing a patent right for imfr
ftruaion# n'CT
is said to be cfrcularihg in New
jerfey, requeuing Congress to e
qualize the diftributiop of pub
lie money—-that is, to Iwer the
salaries arid wages of the officers
of government, and raife^ the
wages of soldiers.
Died, of a paralytic (hock, on the
27th Nov. laft„at bis fe,{ in Steuben
Vilie; Baron Frederick William Afr
guftus Steuben, Major General in the
American
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