The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1804-04-09 00:00:00, page 3

A lefter from flotfeidam, dat:d 4th
Feb. fays—" the French have, in the
molt unheard of manner Searched the
Aions of the principal thop-keepcra at
HifTepgeni and forcibly taken from them
all-fwch goods an they choie to allege,
are of Englifli manufacture, and fent
them up to Antwerp and Middleburg,
and under pretence of lopkizig for .pies,
they have exercifed a very vexations
Search in feveral private houfes. It is
reported th v upwards of 100 waggons,
laden with goods expedited from Emb
den, have alfobeen flopped by the French \
on the frontiers."
Ie is confidently ftated, that in the
tr.-aty Signed at Madrid by Jofeph Bo
naparte, guaranteeing the neutrality of
Spain, befide the Sum to be paid upon'
the faf'e of the treaty, there was nne e« j
cual to a million fterling ftipulatrd for, j
which went into the private poek;t of j
tiie Bonaparte family.
Feb. 25.
A difpatl'h arrived yeflenLy from lord |
N If m, which is fuppofed to contain j
important nee.
Letters have been received at P'y !
Vi'Mith, direft from his lordfliip, to his |
Si iends ; the contents are fhort, jull ila- ',
ting,'that the French fquadron hnd '
given him the flip from Toulon ; that
Jie rece'ivr-.d quick intelligence of the e
,venr, and was then fleering to them
with eve-y rag offr.il let, and hoped to
ov;;-tnkc, and givs a good account of j
ti' m,
February 27.
On Saturday accounts were received
it, of an embargo having
- I..id in all the ports «f France,
t; r»m which it is inferred, that the enemy
s immediately to attempt the inv.\-
Or.iers li.-.ye been fent in conl'e
e to all the naval ftations along the
COift.
We have pfefented the public with a
Proclamation of the Dutch government
of the 6th of the prefent month, which',
to the attentive reader, will convey
more important information of the ftate
of that unhappy country, than whnl
volumes filled with the complaints of in
drvidiiilo could do.
This is an otHc.ia! pr.per, publifhed by
tie Batavian government, ynd fh;ws, j
Chat fo far from bearing patiently the'l
t ; rant's yak-, the Batavian govern
ivimu and the Dutch people appeal moil
ftmtly to the Almighty Ruler of the
Uniyerle, and to every European power
that has the genorolity, the fphrit, and
the ftrength, to come to th;ij- relief,
.md Strike olf their Chains.
In this proclamation, in which H more.
is meant than meets the ear," in which
tnoie eloquence and feeling are difpiay
el than appeared in the routine by
of a Proclamation f.->r a Fail, the Dutch
government is bold* enough to declare
to all the World the Oaiferable Situation of
the Dutch people : they do not tell us,
as Bonaparte does, how many new ma
nufa'ftures are fpringiftg up—how their
credit ai)d commerce are reviving, or'
bow many arches of a broken bridge they
have repaired-i-but they declare, with
all the fpirit of a nation that d^Serves
to be independent, that the oppreißon
Und< r which they labor has driven :hem
To tiie brink of rum, but that they ftiil
bave hopes, that through the Divine
.v, they may again be reftored to
thiir -former prbfperity. They conf-is
thteir Situation to be daily growing worle
and wbrfe } that all they wifh fori,
pc;
Although Holland is oppreftVd by a
tyral.t, more killing than the froll, more
deftrtaftive than tne peftilence, we aie
g!;ui to fee thnt hope ftil! fu'vives i;i
Holland. The Du'chmave fixed upon
the 7th of March for their national
Supplication; we are told that the French
h,iv" ilxtd upon the month of March
for their invaflon of ths country : if
fr-, and Bonaparte is dill fond of omens,
let a foothfnycr ring in his ears,"
iX Caesar, remember the Ides of Ma. eh."
Srnce Murat has become governor of
Pnri*, with an immenfe ialary and trfta
blilhment, Jourdan ia appointed to be
the chief commander of the army in Ita
ly, in confequer.ee of which he will re
lide chiefly, with more tlun regal Splen
dor, at Milan.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 29.
His Majesty's Indisposition.
Bulletins have continued to be iffued
daily from the Houfe, which
we fliall continue to give :
Tucf'uay. " His Majefjy continues
much the fiine as he has loeen for the laft
two day?."
Wednclday. v Hrs Msjefty has had
a good' night, and is rather better this
jncrning."
Thr fd .y. •' His Majefly.,.continues
as well as he was yefterday."
Friday. " There is no material al
teration in his Msjefty's health fince yef
terdaV."
Saturday. <l His Majefty remains to
day much in the fame ftate in which he
wasyclterda}'-"
Sunday. "We think that hi; Ma
jefty is going on favorably, though any
rapid amendment is net to be expeft.
od,"
I Monday. " His Majelly is ftlllbct-
I ter than he was yefterday, and appears
to be gradually autaucing toward, reco.
very."
« LUCAS PEPYS,
« F. MILMAN,
« __, r. Reynolds,
" W. HKBKRDEK," -
The Prince of Wales derives great af
fiftance from the counfela of Lord Thur
low and Mr. Sheridan, both of whom
are frequently in conference with his
Royal Highnefs. Lord Moira was ex
; peft-d at Carlton houfe, in a few days.
The rumors of invalion thicken upon
us, and are gaining ftrength almoft
daily. Among other things, it is pretty
generally bel eyed that the French fleet
has efcaped from Toulon, and that Lord
Nelloii is in purfuit of it.
! WASHINGTON CITY
MONDAY? April V.
It is with great i'atisfaftion we pub
| liili,.from a Bofton print of the 2<>th
ultimo, th; following articles, although
| no .official- information corroborative af
' their authenticity has been received .
'
Boston, March 29.
Capt. Mentor, arrived yefterday from
| Alicant, informs, that all the officers
of the United States frigate Philadel
phia, 17 ift number, bad been liberated
through the Spirited interference of the
French conl'ul at that place; and that
15 or 20 of the crew had found means
to make their efcape fr*m Servitude by
getting pofi'eflion of a boat, and put
ting to fea.
Accounts received yefterday from
(Jib altar announced toe failing from
that placet on the 13th Fen. of the Unit
ed States brig Argus, 00 a cruife for a
Tnpoline privateer, which was faid to
be out.
We this day commence a detailed
ftatement of the trial of JOHN PIC
KETING. We fliall be the more mi
nute in our report of this cafe, in order
to prefent an antidote to the flagrant
I mifreprefentation which is circulating
!in the Eafbrn quarter of the union of
the proceeding* on this occalion:
A Portfmouth print of the 27th
ii'timo after Hating in detail the votes
of 166 towns, of whiCh Vr. Oilman
has 11,442
And Mr. Langdon 11,400
Majority for Gilman 42
" The above, with thofe already pub
hihed, make 166 towns ; there are 31
now to be returned, from which we an
ticipate a handfome majority for Col.
Jon.
; ' By trie return of votes it will ap
evivleutthat.it remains doubtful
> which of the candidate* will be elected.
c remain ftd! upwards of 30 towns >
of which we Inve not yet received the
returns. There cau be ,no doubt but
w.i it the. houfe and II be re
publican. It is tml il t.i every
weli wiliier of his country, th it this ftate
ring from i .•• I
of monarchy or modem •
that the genuine republi
canism are lheddjug their benign influ
ence upon the, till now, moil benighted
parts of the ftate.
Lancaster, Saturday March Slir, ISO..
In thx
HQJUSB OF JIh.HHHSKNr.T'irES*
ADDRESS,
For the removal from office of Judge
Bracken*] o<_ k.
To his Excellency 'Thomas M'Kean,
Efq. Governor of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
The Senate and Hntse of Representa
tives of tiie same com monwealtli,
Refpeftively leprefent,
THA P whereas Hugh H. Bracken
ridge, Efq. one of the alii ft ant juftice,
of the fupreme court of this common
wealth, after having peri eft knowledge
that the Houfe of Representatives had
adopted a report to impeach lid ward
Sbippen, Efquire, Chief Juftice, Jafper
Yeatcs and Thomas Smith, Efquires,
afliftnnt jufticcs of the faid common
wealth for a high mti'demeaiior in their
oiKeial capacities, did on the twenty-fe
cond diy of March, 1804, direct a letter
to the Speaker of the Houfe of Repte
fehtatives approving that c.onduftm the
judges for which the: Houfe had agreed
to impeach them ; thv;s at once impro
perly interfering whin, a queftion whs
pending bfore the Senate, and pro
nouncing fentence, if not of Condemna
tion, at leaft of cenfure, upon the i
duft of the Houfe of Reprefentatii
and which letter alfo contains evidence
of premeditated inlult to the Houfe of
Reprefentatives by insinuating, in a
manner neither to be mittaken or palli
ated, tint the Houfe wa3 aftuated in
their proceeding againft the other judges
by unworthy party motives. Suoh un
founded -nd unwarrantable insinuations,
efpecially by a citizen to whom the hijh
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ed muft unqueflionably teed to generate
f'utpicion among «ar conllituents, that
the. laws are the affspting 1 of corruption,
prejudice or caprice, and not framed by
the independent and unbiaffed delibera
tions of their reprefentatives, whereby
the confidence of the peoi le in their go
vernment might be impair d, and the
peace and harmony of the good citizens
of this commonwealth deftroyed :—For
however any officer in any department
•>f the government, or other perfbns,
may chui'e to hold in contempt the mem
bers of the lfgiflature as private citizens,
we deem it a dereliction of duty to per
mit the i'overeigiHy of the peopl-.to be
intuited with impunity in the poffone of
their reprefehtatiye..
Fully impreffed with the perfuafion
[ that a man capable of fuch conduct is
an improper perfon to diici.arge the ini
nt lunclions cd a judge, therefore
earneftiy recon.m.ud to you to vindicate
; the majesty of the- people, by removing
the laid Hugh H- Brsckenridge from
the officebf an alfiil.inl juftice of the
.' i c Cm t nt lids Commonwealth.
On the queftion—" Will the 11
agree to the faid Addrefs f"—The Yeas
aud Nays were taken—Yeas 53-— Nays
22.
And there being a conftitutional ma
jority of two thirds and upwrtds con
curring, the faid add re is was agreed to,
and ordered to be trard'initted to the Se
nate, for their concurrence.
The Senate have concurred in the
above mcafore.
NOTICE.
WILL he fold at. public fale to the high*
eft bidder on the firft (hy of May
nexca FRAME HOUrifl lately occupied by
John J3. Winut on L. Street near the Navy
Yard.
WILLIAM ADAMS.
N. B. Will be fold fame day by us the fub*
fcribers two two ftory Brick Houfe. near faid
STEPHEN PARRY.
April 9 —W3t
M'EUEN, THOMAS
* HALF. St WILLIAM DAVID
SON, wba heretofore, have trxntatted
bufinefs under the firm of Thomas
M'Euen tjr" Co. will in ftftupe vie that
of M'Eusn, Hale & DAvttisox.
Philadelphia, Feb.l—twstuGt.f
WANTED A TEACHER.
In the Forfeit of Patuxant,
about Five miles from Bla lenfonrv:
who underl lifh Grammar, Arith
metic, Geography, Sec. and can bring f'atis*
factory reci.mmeiidations, will meet *ith cn
couxajmnent by the year. Application to be
ma«le to the fulleribers,
WILLIAM
TJLGHMAN IL.NKf,
J AMES.WARING,
SAMUEL MAGRUDEfi, &
JOHN HILLARY.
March aS—3t
BOLTING CLOIiiS.'
I have just received a gene
ral aff.Htment of the best warranted Bolting
Cloth's from OLIVEII EVAN* er Phi
phia, and (ball have c. nftatitly for fale" at my
ilore in George town, hkewife. HvansV Mill
wright and Miliars Gide, alfo Clerk and
KvaH.i's patent machine for packing qf flour
WILLIAM MORGAN.
March \9th, \w3m.
CLOVER SEED .
Bernard M'Mahon—SEEDSMAN",.
No. 129, Chesnut Street....Philadei*
phia, has now for sale.
Red Clover \English Field
White Dutch Turnip,
Clover, I English Field
Jki-llow Clover or | Peas,
Trefoil. I Durham Flour ef
7'imothy I Mustard.
Tares or Vetches \
Marly peas, bearsrand cabbage fcecs, ,j\-ith'
all kinds of garden arid fljur feed*, fui
for the Ami of.-Indies,
Hemp, rape, canu' eedsj
all new and of very fuperior quality.
He has alfo for fale garden tools of every
kind; the moil artpravfid agricultural, botani
cal'a-id fruit
trees, _ brubi and green-hoiifc plants
vine p] uttings, hot hed-glafa, mats '
and I v c.
By . m.
this clry or Ni w-V.irr
ply of Lucerne, faintloir., ray
bur net feeds.
*% Gardeners to le heard of ctsa
bovc, March 16 tay. — jfw