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Lift of ACTS pasted at the firftfef
ft on of the gd Congrejs of the U
nited Slates,
i, A N aft making an alteration
in the flag of the United
States.
2. An aft providing for the re
lief of the inhabitants of Su Do
mingo, resident within the United
States, as may be found in want of
fupporr*
3. An aft for the relief of Thom
as Jenkens and sons,
4* An aft in alteration of the aft
eftablilhing a mint and regulating
the Coins of the United States.
5. An aft for the remiflion of
the duties arising on the tonnage
of sundry French veflels which have
taken refuge in the ports of the
United States.
6. An aft making appropria
tions for the fuppoit of govern
ment, for the year one thousand se
ven hundred and ninety four.
7. An aft making further pro
vision for the expences attending
the intercoUfe of the United States
with foreign nations; and further
to continue in force the aft entitled,
•‘an aft providing the means of in.
tercou rfe bet ween the United States
arid foreign nations.” -
V An aft authorising a loan of
one million of dollars.
9. An aft to provide for the de
fence of certain ports and harbours
in the United States;
10. An aft making appropria
tions for the fppport of the mitii
ttry eftabiahmeot ofthe-United
States, lor the year 1794.
11 . Ap aA to prohibit the c^- j
ryiog on the (lave-trade, frotr>
;Unked j
.or country. ■ . 1
' An .aft-sp provide a nayal.
armament. 4
* 13. An aft allowing tolmjpr,
molumenfs while m Wf ^rvice or •
erefting and repairing aifenals and
magazines,and for other purposes.
•• . , I . ■ 1 V ' ■
Wbe i aft If ILL of a Student of ibeViuvtrJi*
tyffoken extempore to hie Friend. >
CUM iu femperme «mar<s.
How to reward thee all my cue is:
X'ortfilium tibi do imprimis,
For Lbelieve but {bort my time is.
Amice ad mod urn amande.
Prithee leave eff thy drinking brandy;
V ides qua Sone ja.cea hie.
’Tisall for that* Oh sick, Oh Gck! .•
Mors mea vexat matrem pism,
No Dog was e’er fa ink as 1 ahi.
See undo, mi Aihice Bone, '
My Breeches take; but there’s no money.
Et Veftcsetaitn tibi debtor,
J f fuchloul rags to wear you’ll venture;
•’edicuios.fi potes, pella?,
Bet (Bey are sometimes Princes Fellows.
Accipe Libros et etiato mufam,
If I hid liv’d, 1 ne’er ihould uft’em
bpe r oquod his cobteutus dris.
For I’^e a friend aimdft as dear is.
Vale-; nee plus tiM detur.
But-fend her up JACK, if you meet her.
Lord Falkland, the au
thor of the play, called the
The Marriage Night, ^as chose
very young to fit in parliament ;
and when he was firft eleded,
some of the members opposed his
adnrffion, urging* that he had
not sowed all his wild oats; then,
replyed he, it will be the best way
to sow the remainder In the house,
where there are so many Geese to
pick them'up.
S O N MO T.
Poet’s Corner.
15. An ad for the relief of Ste
phen Paranque.
16. An ad transferring, for a
limited time* the jurifdidion of
suits and offences from the diftrid
tothetircuit coOrt of New Harop
fhire, and aligning certain duties
in refped to invalid pensions tothe
attorney of said diftrid.
17. An ad to authorife the
President of the United States, in
certain cases, to alter the place for
holding a feflion of Congress.
jB. An ad to provide for the
placing buoys on certain rocks
off the harbor of New-London,
and ih Providence river, and oth
er places.
19. An ad for the relief of Lef
fert Lefferts and others.
26, An ad to authorife Ephraim
Kimberly to locate the land war
rant issued to him for fer vices in
the late American army.
2An ad limiting the time for
prefentingclaims for destroyed cer
tificates of a certain description.
31. An aft for erefting alight
houfe on the island of Seguin in
the Ditto ift of Maine, and for e
refting a beacon and for placing
three buoys at the entrance of St.
Mary’s River, in the state of Geor
gia.
32. An aft further to authorife
the adjournment of circuit courts.
33. Anaft prohibiting for a lim
ited time the exportation of arms
and ammunition, and encouraging
the importation of the fame.
34. An aft to continue in force
the aft for the relief of persons im- >
prifbnecHbr debfoi 1
33. < An aft to alter the time for
the next annual meeting of Qpn
gtlfs.
36: An aft furtherextending the
time for receiving on loan the do
mestic debt of the United States.
37. An aft making provision
for the payment ofthe interest On
the ballances due vocertain states,
flnal fcttlement of the ac
counts between the United States
andindividual States.
qB. Ari aftto compensate Ar-;
* thur St. Clair.. - ?>
39. An aft to authorife the set
tlement of the account of Lewis
c Dibdiyi for his fervid rd the late j
,«my United Swt«. ;
40. An aft providing tor th c J
* '■ V’ •’ l ■ •
24. An ad providing for railing
and organizing a corps of artilier
ifts and engineers.
25. An ad supplementary to
“ An ad to provide for the defence
of certain ports and harbours in
the United States.”
22. An ad allowing Lieut. Col.
Toufard an equivalent for his
pension for life.
23. Ari ad to eftablilh the poft
office and post roads within the U
niied States.
26. An aft for the remiflion of
the duties on eleven hoglheads of
coffee which have been destroyed
by fire.
27. An aft direfting a detach
ment from the militia of the Unit
ed States.
28. An aft to ereft a light house
on the headland of Cape-Hatteras;
and a light beacon on Shell-Castle
island, in the harbour of Occacock,
in the state of North-Carolina.
29. An aft providing for the
payment of certain expences in
curred by Fulwar Skipwith, on
public account.
30. An aft for the relief of Reu
ben Smith and Nathan Strong*
payment of the second inftalment
due on a loan made of the bank of
the United States.
41. An ad to authorize the
Prefiderit of the United States to
lay, regulate, and revoke embar
goes. •
42. An ad for extending the
benefits of a drawback, and terms
of credit in certain cases, and for
other purpoles.
43. An ad to extend the term
of credit for the teas imported in
the (hip Argonaut, and to permit
the export of goods saved out of
the wreck of the snow Frcelove.
Extract from the record of the
Committee of Public Safely of
the National Convention^ dated
jth day of Germinal, the second
year of the French Republic^ one
and indiviftble,
ON the report made by the
Minister of Foreign Affairs,
relative to thereprefentations made
by the United States* Denmark,
Sweden, Genoa and the Hans- ,
towns, to obtain the tailing of the
Embargo laid on all foreign vef--
fels aftuafly detained at Bourdeaux.
Considering that the motives
which gave room for this Embar
go, no longer exist ; and that it 1
becomes the dignity and justice
of the Republic to grant fufficient
indemnities to the foreign proprie
tors of ships, whose ipterefts have
fuffered by the Embargo, and to
facilitate the departure of their
veflels—- ~
Xhe committee of Public Safe
ty, by virtue of the powers delega
ted to them by the Decree of the
14th Frimaire, (4th December,)
Rc solve as follows:
1. The Embargo laid on all for- j
eignlhipsat Bordeaux, shall be
raised without delay, and the Cap
tains are at full liberty to depart,
conforming themselves neverthc
lefs to the laws and decrees rela
tive to the exportation of goods.
2. No foreign Ihip that arrived
at Bourdeaux before the i2th of
Nivofe, (The Ift of January,> and
;4^ajn€d in contequetice of ’
Embargo, (hall pay apy other du
ities^han those that were exafted
from foreign veflels before that I
epobh^j^ }
or preprie^rs
rftmU produce accounts of their 93^
tSsrS&O I
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45. An ad making further pro/
vision for securing and colleding
the duties on foreign and domestic
distilled spirits, wines and teas.
46. An ad in addition to the
ad for the punilhment of certain
crimes against the United States.
44. An ad for the relief of John
Robbe.
i. A resolution authorifing the
President to employ, as difpatch
boats, such of the revenue cutters
of the United States as the public
exigences may require,
2. A resolution laying an em
bargo on all (hips and vessels in
the ports of the United States &c.
for the term of 30 days.
3. A resolution defining the re
solution laying an embargo^
4. A resolution continuing the
embargOi 4
5. A resolution authorifing veP
fels to clear out for the Cape of
Good-Hope.
RESOLUTIONS.
The Members of the
EafarnDiJlHflofNw^
Medical Society* are hereby IQ
formed that the July Statute
ing will be held at the inn of Ste
phen Lamftn ih Exeter, the third
Wednesday of this month* at i o
ofthe clock A. M.
Po-of the PRESIDENT— n
Josiah Bartlett, jun r !
Secretary of said DiftriEl.
Strath^Julyi, 1794.
RAGS.
.pAS^ Writjng-Paper, or
Bootes' sryeu fe*csit
Office, a** l ^ en
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6. The Minister of the navy, as
soon as he has (hips Os war which
he can difpofc of, is direded to
escort beyond the cape such of the
neutral vessels as are exposed to
the depredations of the Barbary
privateers.
7. The Minister of foreign af
fairs* is to acquaint (he Govern
ments it concerns with this refolfi
tion, and the Minister of the navy
is to put it into execution in the
molt speedy manner possible.
Signed in the Register,
B. Barrere, B. Linder. Carnot,
Billaud Varennes, Collot D’Her
fbois Saint-Just, Robertfpierre, C,
Ericur.
By Extrad,
Signed, Billaud Varennes,
B Lindent.
For copy, Deforgue.
For copy* Jofrph Fenwick.
fervation to the Executive Coun
cil.
The Executive Council shall fix
the indemnity to be granted to the
Captains or proprietors which (hall
be paid them, or ;o their attor
nies upon the approved decision
of the committee of public fafety.
4 The Captains (hall be ar
liberty to get an export, on account
of this indemnity, and without
waiting for its fixation* the neces
sary provisions for their return voy
ages.
5; The Committee of public
fafety, leave at the disposal of the
Minister of the navy the sum of
Eight hundred rhoufand livers, to
be advanced to the Captains on
account of their indemnities, ac
cording to their refpedive wants,
to be verified by the Consuls of
their nations.
RAN away from ike fubferiber
the 30th of June last, ari In
dented apprentice boy* named
Nathaniel Louge.
All persons ate forbid harbour
ing or trusting said boy on my ac
count as they would avoid the
penalty of the law. ?
Whoever will return him fliall
receive the above reward.
Daniel Jones*
Exeterjuly 6, 1794. 7
DOdor Joseph Tilton, J
Augustus Odlin, It? yr Trip'
Treworthy Dudley, f EXETER.
Mary Bartlett, J
Richard Bean, .... BreutWDod,
David Lovekin, - - - Chtjitr.
Theophilus Goodwin, • Ht'wtowt.
Abigail Hibbert, - - Almjbury.
John ^N.GxLMhN^Poft Master.
Letters remaining in the Post-
Ofict, Extier, July iji, 1794.
One penny Reward.