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kle ourfclves, by reserves of friendship to
them.
That a perfidious attachment to France,
lurks among hi, is molt certain. We rrtay
however console ourfeives, at this time, that
it contaminates very few native Americana,
and I should hope not many naturalized
strangers. Pledges like yours will soon
reduce the number of both.
Your kind wilhes, that a gracious Provi
dence may preserve my life and direst my
admini'fration, are too affe&ing to be an
swered by me, but by prayer? for the Citi
zens of Albany and their posterity forever.
JOHN ADAMS.
Philadelphia, May 23, 1798.
Latest Foreign News.
PARIS, March 29.
The Bcrrefe, we undtrdand, have sub
mitted to the following conditions : «' The
city of Berne is to maintain 4000 French
foot, and 1000 horse ; the inhabitants of
the city, as well as the country people, are
to be disarmed ; the arsenal is to be given
up to the disposal of the French army ; a
provifioiial national aflembly is to be fubfti
tuied' ir, the Head of the former regency ;
and the Helvetic conllitution received fiom
Paris, is to be accepted."
STR Msrch 14".
1 he French have found in the arsenal at !
Ber« 2000 pieces of cannon, and a great '
tiunUr of rnufquets. We are cHriou3 to
hear what will become of the millions of
coi'.ed and unco ned gold and silver, of i
which the trrafures of Berne confided.
An hundred and forty four thousand du
cats is the sum demanded by the French
from the king of Naples for the horfe3, one
of which should have been annually presen
ted to the Pope. They also demand the
surrender of Cardinal Yt. rk, and the archives
of the litquifition, rtmoved from Rome a
few days before their arrival in that city. '
Thry have taken poffefTioii of all the valu- :
ables in the Portugueie church at Rome in i j
the name of the republic. ' , !
The lols of the Swiss in different engage
ments Ctice the 111 inft. is ellimated at 7000 (
among whom are about 400 women. The
Swiis fought with a bravery worthy of their
ancestors ; many of them refufed to accept
quarter, and others rudied to the cannons j
mouths to prevent their advancing. As the t
Swiss troops, notwithstanding their obstin
ate resistance, were constantly turned by the j
French cavalry and flying artillery, they {
fufpefted that they were betrayed by their ,
officers, wlsofe dispositions were far exceed- c
ed by those of the French Generals. a
Dr. Blair, the celebrated Author of the
Sermons, &c. has given iool. towards the (
national defence. a
An account was yesterday received in „
town, that the Stag cutter of 14 guns r lieut. j
Worth, stationed off Cadiz, has captured j,
a very large Spanish (hip of about 600 tons c
burden, bound from Manillas to Cadiz, lad t
with a valuable cargo,befides a large (Juan- p
tity of money ; the whole supposed to be j
worth upward of ioo.oool When the let- -]
ters came away, (he was undty escort ot five „
fail of the line, bound to Gibraltar.
Some great political (hock i? expe&etj
scon to take plnfe in Spain : the clergy in
general much alarm since the Pope r\
lias been driven from Rome ; even.in Porta- 1 n
gs!, the Ecclesiastics are not without their c
fears of some fiidden change. a
April n. t
The French have 100,000 mfn at and t
within fifty miles of Brett. Their naval . t
force there is not very formidable ; their j.
only hope of success, therefore, if they fend j.
an expedition to sea, must be to elude the j,
vigilance of our fl?ets. v
The French Jireflory has transmitted to t
count Cobenzel, by a special meflenger, a
watchrtichlyfetwith diamonds, and a watch- ]
chain entirely covered with precious (tones, a
valued at 60,0e0 guilders; and to hisss- t
cretary a present valued at 500 Louis-d'ors
'
IRISH PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS. r
Saturday, Ma-ch 24. I
The lord chancellor took the woolsack c
about four, and their lordfliips (hortly after- d
wards adjourned to robe, preparatory to the n
reception of his excellency the lord lieute- a
rant, who came down to the house in the
ulual date ; and b'ing fated on the throne, ti
the commons were sent f r, and shortly as- ti
terwards attended, with their speaker, ' L o
the bar, who addressed his excellency in the
following fpecch : a]
" May it ])leafe your excellency, * tl
" Large as the supplies of the lall fellion
were beyond all former grants, these which
the commons now offer to h s majesty are cl
not infetidrfnhey go to the fulled extent of
every service proposed by government, and
are given with an unanimity and zeal which
marks the nnalterable determination of this re
kingdom to (land or fall with Great-Britain,
and (hows that our vigor rises as the vaunt- M
ing menaces of the enemy increase. G
" With the fame unanimity we have th
voted the maintenaifce of an army far great- lo
er that! was ever krpt up by this kingdom pe
during any preceding war ; and we have sis
continued to them the augmentation of pay ot
which was granted by the lad parliament, th
and which your excellency didjuttlyftate to fe
that parliament to be a seasonable and ho- (h
norable acknowledgment 011 their part of bi
the ft-adinefs and loyalty of the army ; the
present parliament feels the fame fentirrents )0(
towards them. Repeated experience of the m ,
Older and alacrity which they have shewn '•>
on every occasion that has offered confirms by
his majtlly's faithful commons in those fen- ',
timen'sandwe join mod cordially with Ilia cot
majedy in his firm reliance on the valour of
hj« regular and militia forces in this king
dom, which hismsjedy has been pleafvd to .
ctp'efs in his gracious answer to our r>
»b: ftffion. an
" While the courage, 'the vigour, and
tbe discipline of t-hofe fortes mutt render tc <
to tliem formd#b!e to the 2nemy «t ensure his;
defeat, (bould he 1* desperate tnough to
:e, attempt fhvafion, their zeal, and that of the
ay Ysomen, Jocut down Rebellion, to crulh
lat 1 nfurreftion, and to assist the Executive
is, Power if! protcding the loyal, the innocent
ed and well difpofcd, affyrds the mod conviu-
Bn cieg proof of their ardent aijd unfhakeable .
attachment to the bed Sovereign and bed
ri- Conditution that ever blessed a free and
iy happy People. We are free—and we will
n- not tamely give iip our happiness. The loy
ti- al spirit of the Nation is able to crush Rebel
r. lion to atoms, wherever it (hall dare to fh<>w
itfelf; and with thefirmnefs which so dror.g
ly marks your Excellency's charafler, with
»■ the condant success which haa attended
every vigorous measure that necedity has
called on your Excellency to adopt, we have
nothing to fear. We have, indeed to lament ,
the traiterous conspiracies that dill conti- ,
nue, and that any men can be found in the '
land, so lod to every sense of patrotifm, of
j. humanity, of duty to themselves, lheir '
Country, and their God, as to degrade the
0 Nation and the name of Irfhmtn, by a£ts of
i ingratitude, barbarityandaft'affination, which
would debase a favage—a6U which call for
the heavy ha id of juflice, aud which the or
* dinaiy power . f the laws has proved
n quate to prevent the melancholy and frequent
repet.tion of.
" But while we lament such a mortifying ,
calamity, we have the fatisfaction of feeing
| how little it. malignant influence, or the 1
effort of an exasperated a d reve 'geful Ene
j. my, have affe&ed our commercial prosperity. !
j.. " Notwithdanding the largeness of the j
• supplies, we have contioued the usual boun- i
' ties and enfouragements to the trade, the '■
agricultui- , and the manufafturts of the 1
Kingdom ; and. we fee, with sincere gratifi- 1'
c cation, the definable effefts of those encoura- ' !
geinents in the great inefcafe of ttade du- /
" ring the War, in the general confidence
s which atte-ds private a3 well as public cre
-1 | dit; in the tinufual plenty which our ngri
j culture supplies, and in the prosperous state i
' ' of a 1 our marjufaQures, but mod particular- 1
1 ! ly bhe great ftapls the linen." 1
Mr. Speaker then presented the Bills, to t
which his Excellency was p'eafed to de- t
1 clare the Royal assent.
■\ * LONDON, April 9.
About 4 o'clock this mo ningjud as this (
1 | paper was at press we received Paris Journals (
; to the sth inft. l ,
The eleft ons proceed with rapidity in the j
Primary Assemblies. Diffentions are how- e
ever apparent ; but the influence of the Di
reftory is dill superior to every opposition. •'j
Some conspiracies have beaa: detested, and 1
all goes on as usual, 1
Faypoult, Florent, Monge and Daunou, J
Commissioners of the Executive Direftory
at Rome, have lately written to the Com
missioners of the Executive Dire&ory at C
Paris, dating, thSt the Roman republic, t]
by the proclamation,,of its laws, and the ac- n
ceptance by the people of the new Condi- e
tution, has extreifed the grcaiteft aft of its "
power; aud that there fliall be field " The k
Feast of the Sovereignty of the People."
The other part of the Istter cbntains enco- if
niiurro on the Diref'cry. """ vi
Letters from Petetfburgh announce trou- 0
bles in that capital. A
A letter from Hamburgh, March 157
dates, that the beallh of the Emperor is so
much weakened, that the physicians fear he
cannot ftirvivc more than fix "months.. Some
advile him to rtpair.to Pisa, not snly for
the fake of the waters, but to breathe bet
ter air The Archduke Charles, during $
the absence of his brother, will, it is sup- B
posed, have the care of the; Government ;
but it appears that this arnaogement. has not
been, made with the consent of the Efnprcfs, S
who, with her partizan?, has pretenfioßS to s
this honour.
From Odend, it is dated, that all the
E'nglilh who reside there have been put ip
a date of arred in their own houses. The
American agent has not been excepted. g
The Executive DireSory, on the 31 ft g
ult. refl sting on the reports which have
been addressed to it by the Minider of Ma- e
rine and Co onies, during his residence at
Bred, and considering that the wahi of con
cert in the operations of the army and navy
dedined against England, has been the
means of retarding the expedition, decrees t ;
as folio • s
1. That Gen. Buonaparte (hall proceed
to Brcft in the course of the piefent decade ,v
to take upon him the command of the army t jf
of Englar-d
---2. He is charged with the direction of
all the forces by land and sea, destined on n .
th: expedition against England. -p
3. Ihe present decree (hallnot beprinted.
The Ministers of War and Marine are
charged with its execution >
(Signed) MERLIN, President. p
LAGARDE, Sec. Gen.
The Toulon fleet, consisting of 30 fail is ta i
reported to be at sea.
A letter fram a gentleman on board his
Majesty's ship Triton, of 32 guns, captain
Gore, cruifi g offthe French coast, dated
the 3d of April, fays—" We' yesterday
looked into Brest, and counted frventeen p,t
pendants flying on board ships in the road,
fiften of which were ships ot the line, the
others frigates and corvettes. They all have J Sc
their fails bent, and appear qujte ready for '
sea.—We flood so clofein that several bomb ' Sl<
Ihells were thrown at us from the batteries
but did us no damage." ; nt
DUHLrX, ADril 5.
Letters were ycitcrri»y rcc- ived in town from Kil'a- -,*■
loc (couutv Clare) which llatc, that a party ot yeo- , 1
injury, had on sa:urday la(t kiilld twelve miurgents I
in that nrighbotho <l. The fid is Cully authenticated j tlx
ihe hi>»hcU refpe£bJ»ilit}. The only )
particulars which wc have heard are, that a band us .°
armed rufiians afTaultcd all the pcrfons who were
comingout of chuich after t.aving attended divine
lervice. Tbe c'eig\ man, a inoit worthy and rfteem
ed gentleman, was alio auacked, and to e'eape alTaf- r
Gnat ion, fled ro a boa, where breast deep in wj er,
he wa» firwd ov by tbe afTadi is. A party of veoman
ry vvere foriutiatcly pa(unsl>y the church at that time,
and-lcing inlt»im<d ol hisilauver. flew to his afTilt- J
ance, killco tweivt of the aiLfTins o<» the spot, Whose !
bodies weie found,and wounded many mo.c. They j
tcok no prilcuc: s. | prj
l° c Xije
PHILADELPHIA,
!" MONDAY EVENING, June 4.
:d |" sr is*—
•J DieH, this morciing, at his lot!ging9 fn
111 this city, NATHAN BRYAN, Esq.
J- one of the Members of the House of Re
:l- prcfentatives of the Uaited States, from the I
w ,state of Nortb-Carolina.,
r- DIED -0: i Saturday more ing, the second inft. I
J, at Philadelphia, where flie had been brought to seek
1 relief trom a Ihort but naoft violent disease, Mrs.
jMa&v Wharton, wife of the Rev. Dr. C. H.
i 3 Wharton. Any details of the good qualities of
r c this most amiable woman, wrniM he unintereftjag
it to those to whom (he was unlc'i wn ; and no dif
j, play of her can enh.ince wherever (he
« was acquainted. Tke social and religious duties
c were the familiar habits ot hermind, eyer alive to
all the fympathics and charities o^'human nature,
r ' To her neaiell connrAions her lrfs i* irrepara'jle,
C I with refpeit to this world ; and no confideratiion
can soothe the bitternef& o! their regret, but an
humble confidence that flis has happily entered in- a
to the joys of her Lord and Saviour, where, at the ].
r termination of their fleetirg lives, they hope to j
be again united to her by thofo everlaftfng ties of J £
heavenly lovu and tenderness, which the spirits of c
the made perse& arc forever exercising andex
prienclng at the righ hand of God.
? of a letter from a gentleman in Knoxville,
\ Tenneffiec, to his friend jn this city, dated 16th t
e ; May, 1798.
" The-puhjic opinion refpc&ingths adminiftra-
tion of tho government, has lately much changed
in favor of the a Jmijuftration—The French mea
sures have dlfoufled, insulted and the united people a
in one fentim :nt—the most clamorous democra's here
; arc now silent, and the great mai« of the people are
» . frjeodi the country—A few bntf men in this j P
State have mi fled the people before, but now they
are left without eveu a colouring for falfhood to t
reft oft, 3«d the people to think and speak
- for themselves." t<
COMMUNICATION.
Our friend, Mr. Volney, announces the
fufpenlion of the tranjlat 'ton of the Ruins.— ]
• We doubt not, however, from his well- n
known attach ment to us, of his zealcns en
-1 de&vours to furnifh a compleat edition of )'
the original\
ir
Help ! oh ! Help !
We have it from good authority that a c
1 certain gentleman-os high station in our b
Government has written on to Virginia, c
" earnejlly soliciting his partisans and all their
influential men in his part (J 1 the country to ex» t(
ert themselves to procure fubferiptions to the
AURORA, or the paper mufl fall, many
Subscribers having lately withdrawn. Strange h
Involution ! o
Aurora aboHt to set.to rife no more !
Aurora, that rofc t® profit all, should fail to profit
herfelf! "A
—ei
j Cast Francois, ltd Flo rial, 6th year, nth May.
The general in chief entered the city of St. Marc (
the 19th inft. His humanity, and faitfi of promises
made thetn, have inspired the inhabitants with an
entire confidence in him, which has been manifefted Cl
manner the most unequivocal, by their joy to
fee the tri-coloured flag waving bn tlicir .walla. The b
general has given pleasing fetisfatftion by announcing t:
the intention of the French government not to pun- e
ifh such of the culpabl« as did not take an a&ive part 0
with the British. Jhe city is not destroyed, is full CJ
of people, and it is hoped will in a little time be re- C
stored to its former fplendbur. p<
GAZETTE "MASTTIST. "
PORT OF PHIt ADtLPH lA.
■ -it. It
Xrr.ived. >
Ship Louila,Kane,Bourdeaux viaCliarlcfton 7
Brig Beaver, Klliot, Savannah 7 .
Hannah, Gildea, Wilmington, N. C. 5
,_,Jf t. jhe Fori. •
Ship Thomas Chalkley, Clark, Snrhiam 15 p
Nath. Bayley, Campbell, C. N. Mole 10 w !
Sch'r Thomas, Vanduym, C. N. Mole 10 w
Frieudfllip, Odlin, do. 10 u.
Minerva, Andeuille r d». 10 n,|
Phoebe, Howard, Havannah i 5
Eliza, Shaw, Cape Francois 9 br
Came vp/from the Fort,
Snow. Polly, Senkey, . Jeremie
Schoqner ExpernneiK, Maxwell,. St. Croix
Port-au-Prince and its dependencies were
evacuated »n the 9th ult On tiie 22d, a
flag arrived at the Mole from that place, the
purport of which was, to open an inter- ' V<
course between the two pods. The Mole 1
has been "declared a free port. All expedi- 3
tion, said to be again!! Aux-Cayes, was to 4
fail on the 2jth.
A large fleet, supposed to be the Amer- S
ican veffcls from Jeremie, were in fight of
the Mole, on the 23d. The Jason and her ,
convoy arrived at the Mole from hence 011
the 26th of April. Brig Friendlh p, Ar- 7
nold, bad failed for New Orleans 8 days. 8:
The Star, Ariel, Aurora, Lively and Ma- i
ry were at the Mole waiting orders. '
Captain Cotter informs that there have '
been only two American veflVls carried into '
Porto Ricojince the jane failed, and that „■
three privateers from that island a e lately •
taken by the Britilh ; viz. cc
The Vengeance of 6 gun , fours & fixes. '
La Baudaine i-f 12 fixes, and i
LeMutine, of 10 fixes. ,lc
Ne-w-Tori, June 2. ']
ARRIVED. DAVS
Brig North Carolina, Harker, Lisbon 4.5
Bellot a, Crocker, Savannah 6
Hunter, Til.ford, Antigua '^ n
Schr
Liberty, Taylor, Jean Rabel 13 ,
Sloop/* urora, Bradbury, N Providence 11
A three-million galleon was lately sent
into Lisbon by one of St. Vincent's cruisers. O
Admiral Parker had failed tcjoin St. hau
Vincent. t lot 1
Captain Tilford failed in company with ail :
the Englifli W. I fleet of 250 fail, and about larf:
100 American vtflels, under convoy of the •
Alfred and 7 frigates. '
New-Lonir.n, May 30. Dec
The sloop William, George Chapman, pay
from this poit, b' nndto Martinicp, is taken ry I
arid carried into Guadaloupe. to 1
Ihe sloop
ter, of Norwich, was at St. C.-o x about
the ill inft, had been taken by a Spahifh
privateer, o(l Demerara river, :nd catricd ji
into Orcrr.rqyt river, wlisfeli; wat ileUiueJ j
10 mouths.
Elt:ra<3 <if a Irtter from capt. Jolvn Ca!l«- t
scan. of the brig Union, dated St. Mar- I
tin's Nia* 6, to Mr, T. Cost.
" I had the misfortnne to be raptured a- |
hour three weeks since and brought in hete.
rhere are now 41 American veflcls, priz-s .
in here— by the last accounts, there were
n 160 fail at Guadalouoe ;2J at St. E'lllam, -
|. beiween 60 and 70 at Porto Rico ; and
upwards of ioofail in Hifpaniola— It would
e be intruding on yocr patience to relate all I 1 j
hare fuffered this voyage. I have, twice , <
-been taken by French privateers ; the lad £
wa - wholly manned with neg ocsand mu
lattoes, the outcasts of human nature. They
j held a dagger at my bread, and robbed me (
r «f my watch, money, &c. Ifour govern- j
ment sleep much longer, we are a ruined
: people; a little more le'hargy, and all the 5
, means of maiitime defence will be wrested
from us."
' CHARLESTON, May 17,
1 The Brit\/h frigate Thetis, capt. Cochran, 1
anchored off oiir Bar the evening bttfore the
last ; (he is last from New-Providence, and
[ has cruised the lad eight days be.ween St.
Augufhne and this Bar, during which flic has
captured four veirels, viz.
The fchr. Ranger, Booth, belonging t6
MeHVs B. Booth A: Co. of this port, from 11a
vanna, loaded with sugars.
'she schooner Nancy, of NOl folk, from the
Havanna, bound for Virginia, loaded with su
gars 1
I I he given for the above captures is,
that they carried naval stores and contraband *
, articles to the Havanna. a
; The Danilh brig Three Friends, from the £
. Havanna, bo»ind to" St. Thomas, cargo flip- £
j posed to be enemy's property.
The Hamburgh brig Frederica, from the
Havanna, with ijqq boxes i'ugar on board ;
(he wason her voyage to Hamburgh, and was o
tp call off here for orders. The reason for p
taking her is, that .Hamburgh veflels are not I
allowed, by the late orders of the king and cl
council, to cairy goods from a nation at war
with Great-Britain,to any port but their own.
This brig, .we are informe t, is to be sent this
morning to Halifax for trial. I
The brig Aurora, Woodman, which'arrived
yesterday from the Havanna, was brought to
by the Thetis, and examined ; herpapersbe
ing (uch as capt. Cochran approved of, he
permitted her to proceed.
We understand that the colleflor has re- 1
ceived a letter from an American seaman on
board the (liip Thetis, now off the bar, soli
citing the releafement of himfelf, and thirty r
American feamcn, on board said vefTel, who
have protections granted tham by the collec
tors of the United States, but which the cap- J
tain of the Thetis would not even look at.
We'likewife understand, that the collector
has particularly intere.ted himfelf in"behalf
of the said American seamen, and hasapplied
to the, British consul for the relief lolicited.
May XI.
The Thgtis Frigate, capt. Cochran, weigh- F
ed anchor on Saturday afternoon, and llood
torthe Northward, it is said that (he went in 3
search of a French brig and schooner, Priva
teers that flie had got intelligence of. Her
departure is the highest favour that could be
conferred on us by the Hon. Captain. g
The brig John, capt. Tate, was boarded
by the Thetis off the bar on Friday and de
tained until Saturday morning but upon an .7
examination of her papers, and beingfatisfied
of their clearness. (he waSdifmilTed. AH the
captains who have been overhauled by capt.
Codiran, do him the justice to fay that he was
polite, and his treatment of them civil, but \
can this juftity his anchoring yelfels bound in
to this port ; can it juftity the fending of
veflels captured by him, to Halifax with a N.
East wind.
arrived the (hips Maria, captain
Ingiis, and Pacific, captain Kennedy, from
London ; they failed 011 the 18th of March, H
under convoy of the Britilh St. Albans. , Pi
T '
SAVANNAH, May 8.
A duel was fought on Tueiday the 15th I
rnftarit, near Jack'fon Borough, between John I
Boyles, and William Bonne Mitchell, in : an
which the former was wounded in the knee. ;
We und-erltandat the fame time, tliat Charles ' ,
BoylcS and Dr. John Mitchell, also took a i ei
fliot—but it ended in smoke.
1 he above parties'were brothers againll ' N
brothers. ml
'■ Bi
WASHINGTON LOTTERY, No. 11. m<
A L 'tji of B/anls and Prizes.
167 th Day's Drawing—February 5.
No. Dolls. No. Dolls. No. Dolls. Ac. Dells. Ha
, ii8 7 134J7 31139 40 88
3568 x 725 349 516
4243 14316 431 ao 669 X
373 15202 x 7c x 41048 x
5176 x 988 914 206 A
434 16486 X3"i6 x 4:8 x *
741 17583 594 5 „
6,36 3J'3i * 6.17 Ini
7230 12'54 310 4212J
76z 953 469 670 , _
8256 19004 728 4 ;o 9 r
280 x 506 x 791 x "i jo (
463 x 877 808 266 x
S9O x-522 X 96! ~J r
600
7*6 x 877 XIS 930 I
9276 24239 ao 441 44316 x
782 581 471 519 x
0058 26651 759 4J , 49 x
130 X 27916 • 910 857 X J '
530 28489 X 38259 46306 X
12017 29195 699 940
*37 394J3 48415 x
' - 7 634 49x01 x
Sale of Real Estate, A
OnTliurfday evening next the 7th June at 7
o clock in the eveninj: at tile Merchants Cos- ]l
see-house i r . Seconri-ftreet, will be (bid it pub
lie an&ion,
A three Story Brick House ;
SITUATE Oil the north rule of Spruce-ltreet
No. 31, betw»en 2d and 3d ft rents. Ihe
hOuse is in rompleat repair 20 feet Fr. Ht and the „
lot extends S« feet in depth with the privilege of ~ ,
at. alley Fiazaot 13 feet 9 inches by 11 sett, a
large convenient lotelicn of 20 feet 9 inches by
13 feet 6 inches and 2 (lory high—nverthc kiteh- n( .
en is a kandfome dining room. The fire infur
ance on tht prcmUW is £t. o. extends to the 4th
Deeemher 1799 ! tile eiiare i» kibjefl to am Oil
payment of £ s .—PofiViSon can be had in a ve- tr " n
ry fiiort time, and security j;iven (if required)
to make the porcfaler a enmp'ete title—the
terms of payment will he one third caili, ore -
third in 6 m nths ar.d the r. majnder in one or
two years with interclLatlil security.
FOC/7 MC'» au3:o-!tcrs. re n t
J""f 1 !tt» U
, 1 -—Hull Mir
ed i LJ " W
Macnherfon's liiues.
*' | ... BATTALION OnftERS,
' June 4tjt, I??*,
j THF Bi.6ss arc to jlTtmblr, for thr purp it'c o?
a- | Ex<Tfifir, it the Mana«r rf thrift Cavalry, Of f«
e> rur. hetw tn Ttmli *t*d ttffrecth {tact*, <(>'
;s MORROW MORNIhO v. rather r » rrv.tr .r
The Rolj will b«? cal'c.l at u ftrtsr p ,Jl fiv «'JU,
RORKRT HfeYSHAM, A3, ta n t % f.t
'j AR 11LLLR Y BLLhS. '
jj 4 of a numhjr <_f the citizen* of
, i * the city and liberties, at 'the house ps Georgtf
Hill, for the purpose ps forming an Aktili.ck V
' e | CoMPANr, to I* attache! to
ft Saturday evening, Jane »d, 1798,
Rcfubed,
„ THAT a Commi'tee, eoiififtitig of fix, he ap»
> pointed to receive the signature* of fcch prrfoiis
ie (to the Articles of Aflociation) 3» arc disposed to
)• j®ih the said Corps
d ''hat the Committee Meet on Wednesday ind
|e Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock, at the house of
, t.»corge Hill, 1:1 order to confer and notify the an*
plicmts of their eleSion.
1 hat th« following perfonj br the Commirtee.
- Georgt Taylor, No. 4, NichoU'on'* Cour. ;
William Klintham, No. ij, Keys't alley, or
1 New freet ;
Richard John*, No, 1, Oak firertj
J Gecrge Willing, No. 80, Walnut ilreet;
[_ John M CauUy, No. 71, South Second-ftreer j
li Theodore Meminger, No. 169 north Second ft.
The Committee invito llirir fell.w citinni to
'"all upon them and enroll their names,
june 4. .
e THE COMMITTEE
(IF TUC
Mlr.IT/tRr ASSOCIATION— No. I,
, WILL attend a: Mr! George Yohe'a, V. :,ire
J Sw:, n, SalTalras Hreet, on Monday, V. id»rfd:.yv
and f ,-rday cverangs, in each week, from thehcurj
e of ~to 9 o'clock. !or:h« purptleof r. reiving the
fignaturcs of thoic whoitiay wifa tw bccorns menir
n?rsol that alleviation. jtuic x.
c Firfi Light Infantry.
' TO VI) of 1-q you nof (iiis Ciry WJ osjcdcHrp
5 011s to j;>tn a l,n Sirm fcr.rpj, an* oppor , oily now
r pr? fen's itfelf for ev.ro tfiert'rjvc;; n. fhr Light
t Infant.y Compaov beloo^ugto-he Firfi Raiment,
i commanded by Linr. Co 4. Fr *. n'ci sGu r njy.
r Applications to be m-.le a' No. 6. D>ck-:tuc .
s The Old Theatre'
In South-street, will open this eveningtfie ;lho£
i June, with a fpcries or entVjtainmeßt, called
3 The Tablature; or
I ♦ J* 7 S i IN TIME.
In Foiir Parts.
To which Mr. Chalmers reipcft-fuDy invite* his
friends and the public.
.- Putt IJf.
Poetic ©ccational adclrefs—wr Chalmers fona
a ta grafcd piano forte—mr Garr. Fortune and
Folly, Recitation, mr Chahnert.
■AMYNTOR, a pafloi'al hal'ac!, by mijs Hufithjf
composed by mr Taylor,
r Part id y
f THE FERVOR OF FREEDOM.
i AddrefTed to Columbians—an epic recitation.
Mr Chalmers.
<l Be mine tender pajftonl
From tfee Haunted Tower j composed by Sto
-1 * rac e—by niifs Huntley.
1 :e IVater Bottle, or a Cure for a Scold,
A comic recitation, by mr Chalmers.
Part ?,d.
mr 11ilmire.
SpolitingClubs dtfplayed—Remarks or.a<Hing—
London Taylor and Mr Garrick, by mr
Chalmers.
I The Soldier tir dos H r ar*s Alarms t from Ar
taxerxes, by mijs Huntley.
TOM KING, on, MONSIEUR TONSON,
' A comic I ale, by mr Chalmers
\ . Hornpipe— by tnrs ftoiufon.
A new patriotic long, to the tunc*of Anacreon
■ in Heaven, by metfrs Frederick ti'ijmor*.
Part 4th,
Pantomimical Sketch.
7BE WHIM ; '
1 j Jlurltfnin'i Animation
, Harlequin, Mr.Chalnv r« I Clow, , Mr Fully
, i Pantaloon, J/r. Rowfon j ColambirjsMrs.Rfiwfon
I Tile whole to conclude with H.-.ii Columbia," ty
Mr. Frederick, Mr. w'ilmi're and others.
j The doors will be opened at fix o'clock,
and the curtain will rife preeifclv at "fevtn,
; Boxes one doilar, Pit l.alf a Jollar, Gal
: lery quarter dollar,
j Places, and tickets to be had of Mn.
! North at the Theatre ; at Mw. B. Ca.t'd
| musical repofitcry, Markct-ftr. et ; Mr.
i Bradford, Front llrret ; ~nd of Mr. Chal
i mers, no 39, south Froi t-f!rcet.
John Miller, Jun.
•NO. 8, CHISNUT JTHIKT, * %
Has received, per Richmond from Calcutta
A Quantity of Sugar.
W eft Muicovado quality, which h« offer* for
sale very lav/ for calh or at 60 days.
HE HAS ALSO ON HAND,
A variety of British Dry Goods,
which he w.ll difpiife of on the n-.oti realonablc
tern: s.
India Calicoes by the Bale, £.c. S. c.
jw* s ' dtf
FOR SJLf,
On board the /hip CLOTHIER, at Perot's
Wharf
Excellent Cheshire, ai.d ) r-urr*v
Double Gloueeftrr 5 CHtE-iE,
In fine order— ALSO, a few Cratei of
Queen's Ware,
Well afloned for Families.
J une 4 ' s, w
Choice St. Croix Sugars,
EOR SALE BY
James Yard.
ai so,
A few pipes of restart ably fine Madeira, ft for
immediate use, and at .1 reduced price,
june 4 d, , t
Macpherfon's Blues.
THOMAS SHARP, T. tlo*,
No. 5?, South Third flrett, oppoftte the New Sank,
HAVING j.-nnc I the :.!>ove Corps,
favors »f his brother Soldiers.
N. 13. He can fjruifh/them with Mater'als of
the !■■.fl quality. ; n j,., , i .
IN'iacpherfon's Blues.
DOBBIN csr ROBERTS, Taylor,,
NO. I' 4, CHIJNLT iTR 5 f T »
-MemVers of .Macpherfon's B!o«,folicrt the pa.
trnnagcoj their Brother Soldier*.
' «
Wanu a Place,
A VOLNG WOMAN, to attend a Lady, or
* take care of Cl'.ii rcn—would wil!ii, e iy „ 0
jto th« cun ry. or to tbe fca fliore, may be
required. A ifly to ihe Printer,
iune 2. •