Gazette of the United States, & Philadelphia daily advertiser. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1798-12-03 00:00:00, page 3

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By tfjte W&fS il
HALIFAX, Novcm' er 17.
Britain'* IVooiLn Walls," and America's
" Wooden Walls" reciprocal.
Sun,lay latt came up the Harbour, in 10
days from Newport, Rhode Island, the Uni
ted State) (loop of wrt Herald, Capt. Se
ver, and brig Pickring, Capt. Chapman.
—The brig Commerce, C apt Childs, came
u ider convoy of these velTels Th« Herald
after anchoring fired a salute, which was re
turned by Fort George, on Citadel Hill.
Soon after Capt. Sevrrs, aud Capt. Chap
man landed in the Herald's barge, and paid
their refpefts to his Excellen y Lieu- '!
tenant Governor, Vici-Admiral yandeput,
and Brigadier Gen. Murray.—Tin's pleating 1
presage of a return of harmony and recipro- i
cal friendfhip, mull ass ird the highest satis- J
fjdtion to every friend to his country, and
the firmnefs t>f the Federal Government in t
i Tefufing to become the dupes of French per- c
sidy and fi-duftion is a fufficiert inducement
to every Bitifh fuhjeA, to treat the Ameri
can flau with the highest refped, and her n
faithful citizens wit i every degree <Jf ajten- a
tidn and civility. a
* ~ d
■ NEW-YORK, December ju r
Arrived yeft.-rday the ship E.iza, .captain tl
Barr, 53 day* from Hamburg, wirh a tl
file t>f Hamburg papers up t>< the 6th f<
Ocljber tail. Th if: papers having been ti
handed to us at a bite hour, we c nnot
111 this day's paper give fnch general de- ft
tails as wc could have wilhed We have, ff
ho wewr, procured :he tranfl:iti'»n of fe- 1 ti
veral articl.s, among which is thedeclar- tl
ation ut war by the Porte France w
This we ccncriv; to be highly mainen- F
tous in the prefrnt poliiicai ciifis. In ar
our n;xt we (hall lay before our readers th
, luch other particulars from our file as we lan
may find interelCrtg and worthy their at- I
tent ion. x , I
** No Peace to the Wicked /" n «
HOtY WK IT. J re i
I r y
TRANSLATED FOR THE MERCANTILE jti
ADVERTISER. u s.
From the State Gazette of Hamburg, of 03. 2. I
VIENNA, September 22. I nC
r I rev
(Frvm the Court aper.) - j
By advievs received from Cnnftantinople ant
Jt appears, that the Porte V.as formally de chi
clared war against the French ; in confe- I
quence whereof the French Minister Ruffin, the
M conduaed to the Prison of the Seven adr
Towers. All the individuals of the Frertch I ic;
Nation are taken into cuflody ; and all the I ced
Merchandize, and property belonging to the I Te
French, are arretted. | divi
From the fame Gazette of the sth Oftobcr. I Lei
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 6. 1
The folUwi rvnV,,,. nf I I
by the Sublime i'orte against France, puk- I "
lifhed yesterday :
" At the moment when the Gr«nd Vizier I
Mehomet Pacha tsok pofleflion of his fta- J '
tion, it was his duty to be attentive to the j
welfare of the Hates of the Ottoman Em- I dife:
pirc. and never to lose fight of the cm- l inha
duct of its enemies : but notwithstanding I re,t
his duty, motives of. felf inter, ft engrolfed a S r '
the whole of his attention, and he did not
provide himftlf with the knowledge of the J unde
hostile preparations making by the faithlefs have
French, nor did he acquaint therewith in I
due time the inhabitant) of g-ypt. I lamei
" 'he unfortunate tidings from that lc " ldl
quarter cam,; not to our Imperial ears till y 0 "
one month after the disagreeable circum- Clt y'
nances happened which have increased our siTe 1
sorrow and uneasiness to fuel, a degree, that P ,ied
(we take God to witness) our tears .lowed { cret '°
and we were deprived of fieep and t'rSi
qurlity. r you t
" ,y Vb f ef "? we havejudged it proper to ■ . 0n
dismiss the said Mehemet Pacha from the 5'
itation of Grand Vizier and have named I tha " :
in his tlead JusTus Pacha, G >vernor of Er- |,P nr P°
m J a « d " 'til his arrival, we nominate
you, Mullapha Bay, to fill his llation. an '* P 1
f -.'L , 3S becomes duty of all the tiifcaf<
fa.thful to make war against hose infidrls,
the 1 rench, and as it is th ft inalienable du
Jht » our < I!T nal pcrfon ' 10 dcl ' 7c,r ,h - f « '
I .and holy countries from their perfi
d.ou, hands and to take vengeance furthofe
injurit' done hy them to the MmTelmcn ; so
no de.ay can be fuffered .until the arrival of 5
ie new created vizier; but the itrongeft Tl,<
meaiures are to be taken ,0 oppose and it- a " d Ci
tacs tlum both by fta and lan 1. I exprtfl
of 'r'h Wl,e " fort - WnfiiUißg to'the wisdom ouf fe
the mo ft learned in our law, the minister) g fi " cr <J
and the chiefi of our thefts, and in a full thou,a
° n ncc God and his Prophtt, you arc J thc
to execute the mod efficacious measures to I inlhmt!
rfdw Hm province of Egypt from the hand Th <=
.the Frei.ch. press tl
"\ »u are to announce to the true be. of Cha
itvrrs 111 the said country, that we are at rn,ir ' t '
w>r with France ; and by day and oiVftt mc PP er
you are to moll cfteflual measures A "
to take vengeance on them. You are alf«. " f Cha
t0 Wateh ' a,,d to secure the rif,dcn
other pruvincts, and our fron- from fl
4iers, againlf the attacks and the iniquit.V me ' an '
of the enemy ; and for this purpofc, to fe" the dr
cure every ..arbour and place with neceflary their c<
itrcngth troops, and war materials. The
" Alio, Oil the fame principles, you are tatlc rt
to employ a:l your zeal and attention, to bat the
provide the fnhjeds of this our Imperial winl-er
>e 1 Jnice with the neceTary pi ovifians
and in the wnol* to watch for the Concerns
.of every individual; until ihe new Grand
V i/.ier Hiall .unte.
" U'e will t>e attentive to your condtiA :
and may the Almighty God, with his God
ly grace, fopport our undertakings,- and Henr f 1
niake us prosperous t he defence of our """"
c *Ufc "
" SJEJLIM." KEM
Nov.
-
- From VuAttii, 2 2,1 September.
ls fl'Pp fed that iht naval engagement '
near Abukir, in it) consequences may be
viewed as au cpqch in the history of the pre
> ent Fhe victory of Nelfou has de
-rica s tjrmined the Porte to declare war against
France ; against a nation with whom they
in io were for a long time in friendfhip and. alii
e Uiu- ance. It will.even .fend an army against '
it. Se- Buonaparte in Egypt. Eastern Eur-pe, |
ipman. which was in tranquility until this time, is
i, came p° w in \*«i!ike connexion against the lead- i
Herald in g Power of the Weft—again ft France. ,
was re- As tlje French' Mmifter Ruffin at Con- |
"Jill- ftantinople is confined in the ftatc prison of 1
Chap- the Seven Towers, we are anxious to know
d paid what will became of the Turkilh Minister
Lieu- in Paris. '
deput, The French admiral's ftu'p I.'Orient, was
leafing blown up, owing to the magazine taking j }
:cipro- fire On board of her was the mii.'tary chest !
satis- and all the treasures of
y, and In consequence of the victory of Nelfan, ! 1
•nt in the Egyptians have kept rejoicing, for 3 8
h per- days along the coast. j r
ement ' September 26.
Kmcri- A private letter from ponftantinople '
d her mentions that the Grand Seignior has given ;''
ajtea- as a present to the viflorious admiral Nelson J
an Aigrette, of the value of at lealt 80,000 ! •
dollars currency of Constantinople. This : 0
rich . ornament is of so much diftinaion, j p
iptain that it u never worn by any )erfon but by !
'irh a the Grand Seignior on his turban. In I
: 6th former times this privilege was only allowed 1
been to the Khan of the Tartars,
nnot Admiral Neifon, at the be'inning of the
il de- engagement "a? wounded in bis face by a
have, fpli'iter ; but, although bleeding, he con
jf fe- tinued ep deck during the whole of the bat
eclar- tie, without haying his wound drrfled. He
ance waits for 'i „ r kiTrt fire ftips to deftr<„- the
men- Fieftch transports in the harbour of AleXr
In ?.ndria. During the battle the French
idtrs threw into the sea, several chests of gold
is we I and si.lv. r.
r at-
J * CHARLESTON, November 14.
J Yesterday having been appointed for a ge
neral review of the militia of this city, (the ni
<it. j re giment of artillery, the regiment of caval- j B
I ry, arid the 28th and 29th regiment of infan- 1 Bi
ILE jtiy,of which it is composed), paraded as G
I usual on the State House square. Having ve
I regulated the line of march, they proceeded tg
Ito the Washington rac, course, where a va- fio
I riety of evolutions were performed under the dr
I review of Brigadier General Washington,
I Adjutant Gen. Manning. M'ajor Beekman,
oplc and a numher of other Mfpeftable military
de j charafters t j, (
mfe- I Ihe day afforded a pleasing teflimony of ma
ffin, j the military patriotism order, discipline, and int
;ven aJroitnefs of the immediate bulwark of Ame- anc
rfch j ' ican independence ; and must have convin- cos
the j ced all French .lpojlcs, that the Nation of int.
the I Terror) can have little to hope from flxh wh
I divifi o«.jjar, ar
r. Letter from H. W. DefaufTure, Esq. In- Chi
tendant of this city, to Wm. J ones, Esq. the
-Vir 1 —pFjli rfjbe. Haaith. [ rir.l
ub- I lln S a b, 'l w 5.100 dollars. will
I Cltarleflon (S. C.J Oft. 9, 1798. J ous
:ier I IR ' . . be :
fta- I . cif'zens of Charleston gave learnt that
the J with the fisccreft regret of the afflifting r
m . I disease, which has taken off so many of the thei
in- I '"habitants of Philadelphia, and driven the as tl
■ nj , reft from their homes, and expos.d them in of p;
fed I a S. reat measure unsheltered, to the incon- the
10t veniences and wants of a temporary exile ; men
h , under the impression of their sympathy, they zeal
■fs hav ® for the relief of coun
; n I tli nfe d litre (Tea which they most linceiely 6.
lament The willing i„ft ru .i,e ßt of their litia,
at kindneigj I have the farisfa&ibn to enclose er6 a
ill u a draft of the Branch Bank of this the f
city, on the Bank of the United States, for they
Jr five thousand oijie hundred dollars, tobeap- to V
u plied by the Board of Health, in their dif- Con!
, cretion, most beneficially for the fuffcrers. 7.
By the mail boat of this day, I enclose Wor
you the duplicate of the bill. , v ; th
0 L-°" tht " failin g" f ca Pt- Garman, I fitsll of th
ie (hip you a quantity of rice (not lef) I hope 8.
d j an 2 ?° Ucrc «») to be applied to the fame becor
j p» r poie. f
e W.th the fincereft prayers For the speedy navaT
an*. permanent relief of your city from the State
e disease which has so fev.rely affliaed it. his b-
I lam fir, with refpea. 0
Your most obedien* servant, happi
H - W - OESAUSSURE. and S
t '•**»
, Philadelphia, 30th OSoler. 1708. pende
p I sir, tions
'■ J l A* B ? ard V f Manage, ot the Marine 10.
and City Hospitals, have received yeur kind James
exprtffions of sympathy. for the distresses of 1 the Se
lour tellow citizens, accompanied with the War,
generuus aud benevolent donation of five and ali
thouland one hundred dollars, in a draft on rity. :
I the Bank of the United States, which was fpeaii
j inltantly paid. I n
The Board, Sir, in charging me to ex- >and E
press their acknowiedginents to the citizens minilti
of Charleston, for this libei al and appolite indepe
mark of their philant.,ro P hy, have afforded eminci
mc perlonal and peculiar fatinfcflion. incent
An inumate knowledge of the citizens 12.
<.t Charleston for many years, and a pleating the lar
residence there, has rendered every thing in the
from that quarter, particularly interelling- to deral t
me, and I pray Heaven to avert from them i».
the dreadful fcoutge which has exe.cifed bernia,
their comnuleraiion. Societ
The Rice you mention will be an accep- •
tabic -relief to the .nd.gent who have to com- furate
bat the accumulated miferie.of an inclement / 14..
winter- t.
On behalf the Board of Managers m-nV;
1 T / It-
b ""' . j6.
W.th perfea esteem,
«r,T r , YOUTS re o eafully
. JONES, President. By ,
Henry Wm. Defau/fure, Esq.
intendant of Char/rflon. '
MAYOR'S OFFICE B x 1
KEMOVED to i J7 South Second-street 1
• j By.
«
rement i f)?
uy be -
ie pre- PHILAD ELP HIA ,
has de
against MONDAY EVENING, DECE\TPER 3.
" | v
Igainft | This he,us; the day on which, atrreeablv
ur pr, 1 to tli; ronftitution, th<-congress of th- U
me is ritcd States were to afHrmbie, forty m ™.
- I«d- bets of the hotife of representative, attended
'ce. in tlieir chamber. Fifty f«ur bring requi-
Con- fit, to 'orm a quorum, thehoufr adjourned
k" . 1 row morn '«g at 11 o'clock. :
ini'fter The Members of the Senate
appeared tins day » J
, was TT Mr - Lan ff <,c, n and Mr. Livetmorr, New
a-k. r , Hampshire ;Mr Foster and Mr. Greene, ,
chcft ! l r ? m Rhpd , e - Ifland ' Mr - P"'n?ham, Pen..- 1
fylvanta ; Mr Marshall, Kentucky ; Mr. f
for * ' S ' a ; and Sm,th ' from Tenneflee, in '
3 j room of Mr. Jackson.
The number aflVmbled not being fuffici- *
nople Cnt t0 form 3 < l uornm . th e Senate adjourned
given t0 11 °' c ' oclc t0 morrow morning.
felfon j F/iday, the 30th day of November, be-
Thi'a i ing - S '' /,nd ' e " M ' s D "y> the St. Andrews
' Society of Philadelphia met at the hoafeof ,
it b' Shs, '" e ' 18 Third-ftree:, when the sol- 'J
> lowing officers were chosen for the eufuin«- "
L " year: 0 w
3 wed ' »J)
The Rev Dr. William Smith, Prefidfnt. ar
f the James Craig, Esq. 1 Vice Pre- j„
iy f a William Macpherfon, Esq. J fideiits.
con- Mr- Thomas Ewing, Trcafurer. ltj
bat- Mr. David Walker, Secretary. ■ Cl !
He The Rev. William Marshall, Chaplain.
• the William H 1 od, Esq. Coutifellor at Law p
i.. v Thomas Leiper, "
Inch Wm " "Furnbull, J"
gold Wm. M Laws,
S John M'Cavily, Affift«nt». £
James M-Alpin,
John Kincaid, 1 ,>
VJ
* After thr bujuefs (if the Society was si- a<
(the ! nifhed, the members, together with the
Jval- j British Ambassador and Cunful General, the
ifan. : British Commiflioners, the officers of the St ve,
I as George's and Hibernian Societie*, and fe- of
ving veral guelts of diftmdion, partook of an el- lat
:ded tgant entertainment provided on the occa- Y(
va- fion, at wliich the following toads were wl
the 4rank: - co
ton, 1. The immortal memory of St. Andrew, bu
ian, 2. !he Land of Cakes. Gil
ary 3 . The President of the United Slates, : tac
the veteran Patriot and enlightened States- i
of man—May his wife councils and inflexible arr
a integrity continue to rrufh domijlic fa&ion ' fail
®e- an & foreign in trigue ; and may he live to i not
-in- conduft our good ship Independence cot
los into the Harbour of Peace and Safety, cor
;c " while the billows of foreign perfidy break ter
harmless by her fide.
r „,t• G r e ® Walhington, Commander In 1
f v J e A r . mi " ° f th f United States, ver;
fq. the Father of 111s Country, whofc name and am>
' Vl -i, UStT t. tW present generation, ffeCt
will convey to their pefterity, in one illuftri- cut
° U6 jf'f" (, to which nothing more can :
be added) the indelible remembraiice of all
nt that was great and good. f ror
k g v 5-' J he eopie of the U " !ted States, and ver
he tueir Representatives in the General as well nied
tie as th«'State Governments—Mayan oblivion ana
in oi pa It ammofities obliterate party spirit, and pret
n- the only future ftrifp be the flrife of free- Chij
men, for pre-eminence in public vinue, and
;y zeal tor the honor and independence of their «ati.
at country. '
• y r • 6 'f r !' e er r Volu! >tccr Corps, and MI- K
ir I'tia of the United States—As Citizen Soldi- natic
.e era and a Band •of Brothers, animated with
is the spirit of onr revolutionary war, may Th
»r they follow thecal! of their Veteran Cl,vrf on «
>- to \ idory or Death, in defence of the c=n
Gonltitution and Liberties of their country.
7- The People and Powers of the Old 1
e World, who maintain faith and friendfhip (
.vith their defcendeotsin the United States
1 of the New World. 1
e 8. Our rising wooden W/x—May they I
e become impregnable ; and,' m defence of C
our commercial and civ. 1 rights, may every
f naval Commander and Tar of the United A
: States, emulate the glory of n Nelson anil . [
. his brave BRiTtsH Tars.
9. The memory the departed and the v
happinets of ihe Jurviving patriote.ftatefmen,
and Soldiers of our revolutionary war—May
their labours io accomplishing and their
wisdom in eltablithing our liberty and inde
pendence, upon fiee and permanent conftitu (tSfl
lions of government, be forever honored.
r '°' othy Pickerin ?' Wolcott,
. J am " M'Henry, and Benjamin "Stoddert
the Secretaries of State, of the Treaftiry, of
War and of the Navy, alike diftinguiLd,
and alike honored, for their wisdom, i te ß ! i
rity, and indefatigable industry in their re- BriV 1
; fpecxive departments. '
ir. General Marfhr.ll, General Pinck.uy, rh
land Elbr.dge Gerry r, U r late env, Ts Jj
m.mlters to the French republic-May their ?h,
lndependart spirit, uncorrupt integrity, and Dor
eminent diplomatic talents, be a laudable El
tncentive to and future Ministers. Th<
12. ll,e Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, eomcr
the land we live ,n_may it preserve its rank s he ,
111 the Union, by federal principles and fe- York
deral exertions. Y °7 C '.
13. The St. Gebrge\ Society, the Hi- at Liv
berman Society the German Incorporated f ai j so,
i Society, and allbencvoleut Societies through h i £ r
out the world, may their means be comme,,-
furate to the ends of .heir inlJitution p 1
<l4- Scotchmen', Wives and Scotchmen's r i^d"
i Ba.rns, and all who wi(h to lie in Scotch- c *
men s airms. . a P
15. The American Fair. XT '^ ra !
16. The Bcggai*s Beuifen. in^io^
VOLUNTEERS.
I ,nd ß /« the , Brit, '( h M, ' ni ' ftcr - P "P««al good
AmeWca g Grcat 6ritai 'n and
r,v ßy M C Pre< j dcnt of the Hibernian Soci- (
, Ev a> ' U P 6 "J- 1 thc da y s of °" r I'ves. 5
! By Jamc « CCra g» Efq- Vice President of Dec
'lie St. Andrew Society, Every ioneft i
man his own, and every rogue a ha!t«r
- . h y thf President of the S . Andrew Sol
4 r"^ V " ,J}, e mcmor . v °f ou r la.e Picfidenc, |
n • Judge Wilson-
By the Vice Pnfident of St. George So-i
R3. ciety. May the doors of hospitality uever I
- turn on rusty hinges.
By J. Craig, Esq. Perpetual itching, |
reeablv Wltfl "ut the benefit of fcratchaiig, to the e- '
th- U I of our Government".
t mem-I,
tended b V St. Andrew's Society of New- I
requi- York:—
ourned '' Tllt pliant NELSON, every Officer
and every Seamen of his fleet. 3 cheets." '
Seaatc Extras tf a letter from Nemry, dated Sep.
New- „ r , ■ 1 79 8.
Ireene, , a 1 " ave """'ted mentioning that about
Penti- Fr^ b troo P» l *«ded in Sligo bay,
. Mr ten days ago> who have every nJn
Geor - the'y 7 ° Ur UOOf,S ' Whh ""'"e w
ee, in __ p,
'uffici- Extra s °/ a If «er from Holland, dated the ~
urned , 3 ,° 0 179 5 . written by a gen
tleman of the highett refpe'aability, and r
on the correftnefs of whose judgment, r ,
r, be- ® nd '"formation, the most implicit cei.fi■ tl]
trey's may be placed. 1,1
afe of , ' fhc energy and great refpeaability of -
,e sol- 's*s Unif ed States, has produqed a ft*. -of
ifuing thlr m th «.Direflory of Paris, from which
we may yet fee the rights of neutral , W ions
tn general respected. It would dilate eve.y
p r - artC ' y ln y° u 'he glory which is fpread
ts o wr 'he United States, at this moment,
i" the eyes ot Europe. She comes on the on
age, at an instant, highly propitious to
un ft' r heart of this con "'n<nt had _
Law V '' •? C " htfr foot with firomsfc;
France recoils, a;d every body is revived!"
and in triumph ; for France does recoil, and 1
, T i 3t re0 * i " on will but confirm, ■ '
what sfton.fljment firft produced ; and that ha
ffie will recoil further, if we will preserve a **
leady afpeft and a vigourous preparation. g '\
God hlefs my country—ffie isdfeed ads to of
as si- charm.
1 the
I, the The (hip Clothier, capt. Gardner, arri- E "
e St. ved here yesterday, left Liverpool the sth 5 th cal
scot Oaobcr, conleautntly bring? nothiug
.n el- later than the America, arrived at New to
acca- Vork ; but it was reported that the fleet,
were which lately left Brelt was 011 the weUeni am
coast ot Ireland, and there was little doubt am
[rew. but the » hole would be taken, as a very vi- ral
. gilant look <K U t after them was kept by de- d . ifl
ates, J tachments eif the Britifli fleet. I" 1 ]
atef- 1 The brig Liberty, captaia Lillibridge, * '
{ible arrived here ye erday from Bourdeaux, anc
lion tailed the beginmg of Odtob'er. We do '»a
e to | not find that captain Lillibvidge brings a fro
NCE coufirmation of the account of peace being '
ety, concluded at Raitadt, as mentioned in a let '
reak ter from Nan: Z! received at New-York.
rin Private letters by the Clothier, from Li- cip;
ites, verpool, intimate, that a party of French,
aad J™l l ' l,D "'ng to about 7,000, after having ef
-1011, Mefted a landing in Irels'nd, \4ere all either
ftri- cut to pieces or made prisoners.
can
all Yesterday aftewoon arrived in this city
from Detroit territory, north weft ot the ri
and v er Ohio (lall from New York)
vell nied by J. Sche.fFelin, Esq. Agent of Indi
ion .an affairs, and Whitmore Khapp, Inier
lr,d pretcr, the following ( hiefs of the Ottawa,
■ee- Chippawa and Poutewataray natrons, viz.
ind Abewdy, Matchipafquifigan, Ottawa
ieir ;«ation. « I? .
Mangy, Chippawa nation. j Mad
Kiflcs on the 6un, Okia,
di- nation.
ith , ' By
a dci
• r was in London, extempore, by
£ one of the aftors at clk'Thcauc, ihe the news
he came of Neifon'* deleating the Sansculotte* fleet.
y- of — IVaJhington'i March. I At
Hail! brave NHfon'a glorious baud !
lp Of British tars, near Egypt's land
s VVho couquer'd thc stout fleet ot France— . » .
Thr fleet of all ipiring Fraiicc-
Hail great George ! our glorious king,
f y May cv»,y g ay f rc fh bring :
Of Our fl.ei tnumjj.hant m?.v they, ride,
And oufo th" San'culottifh pririn :
J d M«"y nc'tr a Ihip ot France remain < ' ec
Jfc plunder, rob wpon the main.
'd Let liriton'a sons united |^e,
Jn cru(hiifg their curst enemy. 45
lc We'll flo* and drub them if we meet, 0
And >iurl tfte tyrants btn their feat. 5 1
BeingfunguD':xpcftedJ)-,ii n,et with great appljufe 3j
ir
s- dec
j dsasette #ariae Hilt
(Y
Port of Philadelphia. that h
>f ARRIVED days
'> Ship Clothier, Gardiner, Liverpool, 57 atone
Enterprise, Salem, t e kil "l!T
Brig Eliza, Vaujjlian, Gibralter, 44 cu " ore
Liberty. Lillibridge, Bourdeaux, 59
» The (hip Favourite, was to fail from Li-
wpool, for this port, the 15th of Oft.
r The brig Pilgrim, captain Pease, of this A L
port, fjiled for St- Thomas's several days be- , re ~
c fore'he Liberty. th r '
,n, r , 1 thole I.
Ine lcnooner Hopewell, captain Mont- lorwai
> gomery, of this port, wai in ihe Garonne, tleß,tn
' ,'^ e Ofkober, ready to fail for New
" York. .
Ship Liberty, Bray, from hence arrived
at Liverp; ol ths 24th of Sept. and was te
fail for Philadelphia 10 day,s after the Clo
-1 thier
Ships Lady Lilli«nfhield and Crown
Prince of Denmark, from hence, have' ar
-5 rived at Denmark.
Captain Vaughan, of.the Eliza, left at ^ —
Gibraltar the 15th of O&ober, the brig Sea \ p
Nymph, Odlm, of aud tor this port, to fail A 1
in 10 days* ,
' who cai
Fnqyin
FOR SALE,
BV THE SWBSCRIBIRf, And
14 four pound Cannon, rifFcreat lengths, \ o
5 Carronades.
JOHN NIXON 8c CO. pan of
December 1. [ dec 3
Wit jMALAGA I«RX;iT3 £r wi&s;
cw Sol , TOMORROW MORNIXB,
riidenc; j pjccifely at ico'cJock,
j I ill be Sold by Public Aucftonl
S eSo 'l n Mu«« ls ' W'HAur,
' HCVCr ! „ M above the Drawbridge,
chi'ng, ! 1C C.argo of the Brig Eliza^
the C■ I CONSISTING Of '
480 harnl iuu Aaifinj
6oq boxei'Vlnfcatcl do.
.. T . *®o diito lJloair.c dtt.
rJew- I H > kegs Fijjj
103 'exes Prunes
ifficer, 100 kegs Aichwvies
, ts •> ' c ® j»rs Grap«-
V° thefts Leti.om
, J° boxes Jordan Altßoudb
* otp* ' oft ftclled dirtom facki
Mounting Wine, in quarter calks, &c
about Shannon & PoalL Autfrsl
bay, december j n
r m.n N ' ® For all purchalci -t rr-Ci-ding Two Hun
thing "J 1 , Dollar ", approved iaduriau we , „ t 60 <ia»»
will b» received payment, a d the necefiary ex
port entry Wi lbe made for such who mavpur
ehafe for exportation. *
the
and r I-?. go u r 7 Ami »blc, Darnel '
. 1 g ha "» «»!*«•. ior Lbndtfn; will be
rC n Cl^ d o \ l ! 2 ' North ua
till the Bih lust. inclufivc.
ty of .. df . C ' 3- *8 h -
..-of Vo.unteer Greens.
' h ich __
;ions . Gentlemen composing the Tnop
very Volunteer Greenj, will meet at Wo, O^r
•srad- <ic "' 3 1 vein, in Chefuut-ftieet, on Thurf.
lent, " a y evening the 6ih instant, at 6 o'clock,
1 t |, e on business of importance.
,s to JOHN - MORRELL Capt.
had Oecembtr 3_ 1798.
ess; WOODBURY "ACADEMY'.
ved. "
and IH£ Trufteea of tbe VVoodhiit-y Academy,
" m > \ ty ..f GlnueelUr, New Jer'er,
that sve 'he fi-ntaaioi) to iiiform the numerous
ve a TJ 16 , 0 L inr, '" l ' io "' tflir lll «y I'Jve en
ion B ■■ Ktvert " d Unmas PiVjn, to be :he
.7' and to take upnn himlelf the chiree
to ef the above ieminary bf learning, and that the
ichool will be opened 011 Monday Khz tenth inft.
* r g , the . exerc,f * s ""K 1 1 here, will be the
irri- hn S'''h,Latm and Greek languages, gramati
-sth n r—Rcad, ng , Writing ar.d Arithmetic in all
liucr bra " L :^ ,: tonography. Geometry, Geogra■
S phy and the use of the Globes, Navigation, Sur
lcw vying, isc.
itet, This institution was formerly under the care
tern and direction of the Reverend Andrew Hunter,
übt a "d the fame attention to the education and mo
' v '" ft*- ° f !i e *y°« th w^'c h 1 niler him so highly
de _ diltingu.bed it, will be purlued with inn -it
ting endeavor,, by the prel'ent principal and du
ly attended to by the trustee«. '
Ige, The town of Woodbury - fifua ed on an high
lux, and elevated spot :It is airy, ,Ic.fam, And re T
do ilia: kab y healthy, ar,l | HU „ Be mlie , t | r Uaw
5 a fron' the City of Ph ladelphi,
■' n K HarentJ, guardians a> <1 others, wh-i <Ji -
, pofcd to fend their youth to th s d l .- -1
exceeding . o -d, dec n't and o ,b .
ing and lodging, and pa.,
Fur hirapplicatiun may .emadc to ti.= rit_
1.1- cipal, or
ch, John Sparh "J
ef- , Thomas Hendry
her Franklin Davenport I
Jo/uaL. Howell
John Blucltvjod
ity Lawrence I
ri- Thomas Hejlon j
pa- i' t ISI-TA CL ' KK,
di- Secretary of the Board.
-r- Woodbury, Dec 3 _ ( | lct
6 LAWRENCE S? CKEL, ~
HAS POR SALE AT HIS STORE
iVa No - 1 55' Market-Street.
j First quality London Particular )
! Madeira, Post, Shwry and Lisbon ? WIN ES.
Ny Cogniac Brandy, ift to 4th proof.
( Sp rits.
By the Pipe, Hhd, Qnarter-calk or Gallon,
fiL.i. ' .. niw&fur
w * TO-MORROW,
WILL BE LANDED,
■df Wharf, from on board, the
Schooner Thomas, Captain Broyvm,
From MAkt 1 tngjje
xii iJhds. of bright Mufcovada
S U G A R,
For Sale, by
Philips, Cramond £3* Co.
dec a
For Sale,
45 Boxes Hsvanna Sugar
ftt Cr-oix do f Entitled to
J t Bags Carracas Cocoa C Diawbark
e 3j "hds. Coffte ) '' wt,Jr,£ -
RUNDLE c-j LEECH,
No. 9, Walnut.street.
dec % f^
► HE LFFR ICH ~
O Fr i ERS S k ! nd <cr vice to h ' B fr «nds and the
,1 1, Fi U s S encral ' and informs them
that he will undertake fmoaking of Meat in the
s compleateft manner, and at the cheapest ,atc •
h.sa large fmoak-houfe, in which he will Imoke
1 at once a thousand piece—h c would therefore
S " d!r t J> ank !h f fe wh » would » v«r him their
+ iSafesfis. 10 him at the corn " 01 shi i ) -
l
Notice. ~~ r "
3 A L n'. PCrf ? RS ind r ebted 10 the El>ate of J OBN
L \ B*rz, late of Southwark, haker, dece fert
- ire reqneflad to make paymct"
thole i.aviHg any demands againit la d £ ',„,e to
' tt'o e,r aCC ° U " t *' rr ° l>Cr!y ,ttefled . for'f.t
---; CHRISTIAN BET 2, Adminiftratot, •
( Philadelphia, decemher 3,
Coffee.
25 Tierces Coffee,
tor salt by
J/IMES TARD,
dec 3 u ainut-flreet Whatf.
N ~W~A N~T £~D,
A 7'n is . l , gootl JCCOU "taDt and un-
J-*- derltands Bookkeeping, none need a UD ' v
who cannot produce good
Enquire of'the P, inter hereof. nC " altloD, ~
dc '
FOR S J LE,
And immediate pofeffion riven
A CON VRNIENT three Story Bnck lo A
-L*. ' uzza and Kitchen, in a pleasant 1, dS
pan of the City-FnquS 0 f ffSur
d«»