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, .. _sssisiamþtive forth: petition, even
si si t'sicsskisis' of public assail-s. 4
Wss fsi'W refuse to recite the paragraph ,
ss. petitioncrs Most humbly state as
ctdffilded opinion, that the enemies of
, .. - ., Emþlre, who meditate the: sub
_ relad,havc no hopes of suc
F'Yc in the disunion of its inhabitants
_ -'si'shfsffshreit is, thzttsiyour petitioncrs
. . dinous at this moment, that a mea
_ be accomplished, which will
the principle of religious animo
animarc all descriptinns of hts
. Whjtcts in an enthusiastic de
ss'siss si" (he bcst constitution that has ever.
aþV-"ssmablished. '- The objections are
lssht'sisif the milder form which proper
" ss w, yet such have. been the
ssss mates from the successful in
—__*l}ef*religious orders, that the:
"" or has refused to licence
be" the Gallican church. The secular'
sict ; silk 00330 direct objects of the public
4 FÞﬄeg interests can be allied to the
. T'Mtution'; but the kegular orders
fss': Wellsi enough pronounced, the
ctMd 'Mct the church, which it can
Much, dess . at its own sit\le.itsttre.———
- sssiPend: "Po! the p.;t'tuon of the
The Mudons in the Cisalpine Reþub
, melsswﬂl add new titles to the Em
nfche, has been prepared by eve
.si si si teolimony of the general consent
itsian event of sufficient magnitude to
notice of all Europe. In Hol
'si Wsi'things. are ready for a change,
Hide-"spirit of the rcpnblic will exhi
'A: sum in some novel form, more sure
inhe end, to accomplish the final pur
sisiezv'tthont too great an alarm to the pre
'fices-of parties, which have existed from
. in 37 of" that industrious rcpnsiblic.
.. hughnd, the Catholic petition from
M arrests' attention. T he concessi
[Inch the Catholics will probably ob—
- badthey been granted to our foresa
Fouldhave retarded the settlcments
Hellsisimeman Cautinent. Upon the
" 'I}? Offuihce, the petition has
W'W'ﬄtctesting. In regard to
ct sict _osEnrope, and the habits o'f na
Wss'lw'chh wisdom and ability is re
"sect-10 enable any man to cozxtrmplate
e Whjcctc: Witbout serious apprchz-n—zicms.
.bFss Pemﬄn, however, is drawn up
,Wf address. ltrenounces ever
t'mﬄssgwe ssvhich is 'not dissctated by
_ : subject 01 me pennon, and
. Wost}!!! nation. {t abjures all so
Þﬂnence, under any, even under the
fitted name. _It employs the kmd
r-ffinprcsset: otthc Catholics in lrc
si lllhc Statute of1778, as a proof Of
Midd- [t represents feelingly the
'"ss" or public honors as apt-sitting
(ficpolitical hopes, and private
. ye (.
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.ss sin"
M.?
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(7.- lind
mssctcthssexpedizion cannot be fully
'ss. The ﬂeet which has been in me
Wies, probably sailed for Europe,
jolif! first arrival from France, an
" . sixbe intend=d co-operation with
Who. ﬂcct. Whether ajuncrion up
_ si ncsicaﬂ is intended, time must ex
ssssissIhe general opialun is, that the
'sisspnpnred (0 act agnus: some of the
M-colonies. - Conjeccure will be of
, meddle present circumstances of our
wan;-joy. -. We an assured that the
(: isbfiect at Porlsmouth sailed upon a
, sigpedition on.:he :,Och April, The
ma boast to posse'as already above fifty
ctjhe line, which are in & condicion
bgﬄfuljo the cmpire, The Spanish
dDmcll ships are preparing for ca-opcm.
on. {a Spain, (en-ry encouragemem is
muche spirit of privateering. and the
. - exempts the prizessictlrom all
" _.._\ of the neven.. ln Holland, go..
Wzsimer, who commanded at Cur.
silmbemarrested. The Dutch are
mind-19 give every support to their
; - 'a, and to encourage the utmost zeal
defendiogthem.x We cannot expect that
ekadisposltion will be withput very im
nant'opemlons. The first ex'pedition
the West-Indies, ao far as accomplished,
-' leflno impeachmenc of French secre.
, humility or courage, and will lead to
arc-hold mbierements.
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lum... -
';'si:_si,m, the ( Salem ) Regzster.
ctsiss . ct __
my; most interesting even: in
' ' the power: at war, is
ss -' ilpfFrancc. , e inso
Vctkctggsiosisibsnuﬂed by_cbe British ]
, '- sictb hissifriendshlpfor us or
93 : will!!!" "from repeating and 4
hiai'lsipﬂsisiy d violence, _Lc?5*
" .- be'n-gained by any npsmon "o
Mount nation or the spll'lt of our 4
.ss sisiloclety, and most ingeniss-fznsly
,. TCF ., .
.-' sifsþﬄsssoulsim ﬂeet, whnch ap
sscoofirmed. VVint can be the
y 1
,ct ss ,. , .. ssvsisheﬂedt Of SctsiC—ss.
med: Maid probably coancst itsdlf with an'
Hedtirsie chadge in the Ecclqdiabncsl state of
who ssrBfitish empixcsi. ss, sssiss
he comments] statesi .
Thee; sisibyss the into tratlsdctttiqs in that quar— 1
ter, is becoming more" faffitirable to tho 1
Unitcd Statos ol Azncrssica, lbe late re. l
KWQS in the British lslansi'l- have been
attziþssntcd to the discretionary orders of
the Gowrnors.
From _Mat*tinico, we learn that aﬀairs
are returning fast to their ancient state. in
regard to. the churchcsin the island, pro.
vnsion is made for their temporary suppxy,
till the cutcs are turnished with their pro
per pastors. Such partshcs as are vacam,
must maken stipulated paymcnt to: the
extraordinar} labours of the neighbouring
clergy, till they have their own .pastors.
shis—Arret, was from Laussat, the colo
nial Presxct, in the past month. Another
Arrcttsse from the Captaio-Gcneral, inl'd
set ]oycusc, and the same: pl'cicct, re
quires that the ncgmcs be dismisscd from
their military service, and rcsmrcd to their
masters on the p lantatct: asis. it reprcscn's
that the cxncncc, hn 't- been enoxm ws, and
urgcnt necessity oblige d the expcdicnt, but
thatin the prc- int circumstances of t'zc
island, and smce the arrival ol reinlorcc
ments from France, and particularly sol
di ers and artificers, it was fit to avoid tho
expence. and restore: to the fields the: ne
grncs whichhad been drawn from them,
rclying, that shouid occasion require, they
might be take a again into the pubiis scrc
.vicc: upon daily wages. The troth is, the
ncgrocs rgturn again to the plantsitions.
sms 18 consequent upon the last landing
:.f troops in too island. l he French have
suﬀered so much in St. Domingo, that e
very p ccaution is to be employed to pre
vent similar events in other islands.
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BALTlMORE, ]une 7.
The schooner Ann, Dobbin, of this port
from An: Cayes Jamaica, has been cap
cured by a French privateer and carried in
to St. Jago.
Anived, brig Betsy, Shillabar, from
Salem.
Also, brig Sophia, Norman, 77 days
from the lsle of France. Sailed 2lst
March, Left there, ship lndus, Mezick,
of 'Boston from Batavia, dismasted; Aus
tria, , of do. also dismasted; Elizal
beth, Page, for Salem, in five days; Co
lumbia, Dickson, from do. for Philadel
phta, in 18 days; sithnix, —, (10. 18
days. Sailed in company' with the ship Sal
ly, Mix, of New-York for Bengal, and
Fabius, Morris, of and for Philadelphia.
On the Tth April, eastward of the Cape of
Good Hope. spoke ship American Pncltet,
Swain, for New.York, that sailed from the
lsle of France 8 days before the Snphia.
The schooner Commerce, for New Yolk,
and America, for Boston, sailed 6 days
before the Sophia. The brig George,
Stocket, of Balt-imore, sailed 6 days be
for: for Batavia. May 23, lat. 22, long.
59, spoke a sloop from New London for
St. Barts. let. lar. 32, long. 71, spoke
ship Favorite, Kalhoun, from Antigua for
Norfolk, ]une [, lat. 33, long. 73, ship
lndependence, from Charleston for Glns
gow.
'Excellensitisifresh O-rjsiioges 'actnd 'Limes ; ss
Also ship Mercury, Cary, from Varel, ]l
Via Dover, 49 days Sailed from Dover
the nineteenth April. Left no American
vessels. The ship Louisiana, Clackner,
from Balumore, sailed fer Amsterdam the
tenth; the schooner Eliza and Katy, of
Philadelphiasssrom Amsterdam, for Saint
Thomas ; passed Dover the 7rh April.
Left at the. ]ade, 26th March, ship Lavioa,
of Philadelphia ; brig Catherine, of Alex
andria' had been drove ashore by the
ice. and obliged to discharge her cargo to
repair; brig New-]ersey, , of Phila
delphia. The brig Olivia, of New York,
was driven ashore at the Goodwin Sands, .
the thh of April & was obliged to put into
Ramsgate with the loss of her main mast
andssother damages, after paying a large
sum for nssistance to get off. May 3, lar.
4—2, long 84, spoke ship VVm. from Charles
ton for Liverpool or Leghorn ;Slst lar. 36,
long 67, ship Mount Vernon, from Phila
delpbiafor Barhadoes. ]une 4, lar. 81.
brig Alherc from Norsolk, for Madeira.
No coﬀee to be had at the isle of France
or Batavia. —
No late accounts hadzbeen received of
Linois's squadrou, the British squadron i
was daiiy expected off there.
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just Received, "
By. Schr. Hiland. from CdpesisiFrancois,
Abel Willis. -
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FRENCH FLEET.
_ _ The captain of the schr. Federalist, ar
ictrivedyesterday from St. Bartholomews,
ss has poiiceiy furnished the editor with the
afoliowing important information -:—-'l'hat
the Tunica squadron, consisting of nine
sail of the line, 6 frigates, and two brigs,
had arrived atsi-Fort Royal, Martinique—
they had captured on their passage the
sioop of war Cayennc. The English mer
chant ssyessels ioading at Montserrat had
ordErs to provide for their own sase'ty in
ccinaequersie of the arrival of the French
ﬂeet. '
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Captain Harding of the brig Greenwich,
in 18 days from St. Thomas, arrived at
ss the Lazaretto, informs. that be left there
the prig Mary, to sail in eight days for
this port ; that the brig Hope, arrived the
day. helorc he sailed and that the Five
Brothers, the schooner Betsey, Florence,
and ship Active, of this port, were to
.saiifiom thence for another market in 3
or 4 days; brig Mcrcator, Freeman, of
Portland, and Robert, Tuicros, of Balti
more, time of sailing uncertain.
Lapsaiu Kennedy of the brig Eiiza and
Sarah, arrived at the Lazaretto. Lest at
Porto Rico 23 days ago, the ship Clo—
thier, Da'ndeiot, to sail in 6 days (or La
guira, schr. Thetis, Graisbury, to sail in
seven days; schooner Rhoda, Green,un
certain; ship Joseph, Bai'rd, of and for
Baltimore in 8days; ship Lydia, Richards,
of New York uncertain; the schooner
Duer, and schoouer Belvidere, of Charles
ton, uncertain.
Un the 2d ]unc, in lat. 8610, long.
73. captain Kennedy, was Spoke by a Spa
nish privateer of 8 guns, who had captured
an Amcrican ship, which he alterwatds
spoke and sound she belonged te Portland,
was 3 dayssrom Alexandria, appeared to
be a new ship, was about 250 tons, had
a woman head and blue counter, but could
not learn tlze vessel or captain's name.
(Phil. Gaz.)
._ XVhen captain 'Zdwardsleft Madeira, in
telligence had been received there of the
arrival of the Toulon ﬂeet at Cadiz.-—-—
They clipped in under cover of the night
notwithstanding the blockading squadron
under Lord N elson lay off the port at the
time. Several British ships of war were
daily makingtheir appearance at Madeira ;
and hostilities, -it was expected, were on.
the eve of breaking out between Portugal
and Great Britian.
( N. T. ﬂIer. Adv.)
There is a tide in the qﬀairs of men,
which when at the stood lead: on to far
tune.
Present appearances seem to indicate
that the ﬂeets of France, either by good
luck or good guiding, happened on this
prosperous tide and are actually careering
along to aggrandizement and glor). she ss
'l oulon ﬂeet has fairly escaped for the pre
sent, srom the clutches of Nelson and
having formed ajunction with that of Ca
ss MARRIED last-evening, by the Rev.
Thomas Davis, Mr. Gnoncn HOKES, to
Miss ANN S'PREET, both of this place.
(111, 18 prepareo ror paying a umuar VlSIl
to Ferrol and Brest. This powerful arma
ment will be able to co-pe with a much stron
ger force than the Channel fleet, and setting
it at defianee would proceed to the 'West
lndies, and complete the depredation of
the Rochefort squadron ; or coverthe Bou
logne fiotilla, while the long menaced in- !
vasion is put in execution ; or sail for Ire- ?
land and assist Paddy to sl'siake oﬀ the set
ters which sit so ill upon him ; or in fine '
go where they please and do what they
please. Should that wild fellow, however,
the hero ofthsse Nile, happen to overtake
them before they have cleared the last port
and appear beforeitwith his friend Corn
wallis, the tide may perhaps turn, and
Brest be to the combined ﬂeets what it has
long been to one of them, a secure asylum
from the enemyl—a birth we wish them
"with all our heart.
(N. T. Daily Advertiser. )
reasonable trsscuu. - . . ct .
- _ ' - Samuel Ktrk.
." Jove, 3 ' law
pair ed. at the house of the {obscsihcn in St. A.
saph {is.-et, in the best manner and on the molt
Let those whom mutual love hath in wedlock'join'd,
Be. an example to those who are so inclin'd.
Umbrella Manufactory.
Umbrellas made, covered and re
ss 91:an Daﬂy
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saw-sea "
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si exceed the liberality of their putronage;
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7-coﬀec, cocoa, logwdod and mahcgany—
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' Shaw, of Camdcn.
'of Boston, to sanl in 20 days, Lydia:
LKing-fireektss
"acquainted with buliness. Apply to
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YV A N T E D,
joli-7: G'. Ladd.
_Junc IQ. dsi
FOR SALE, _
A NECRU Wumsix, .accufiomcd to
house-work. Aplsszty to si
Dr. D'OUG L A S.
the Printcr.
June 10. d.
TRAYED or stolen from the com-ct
mons of Alexandria, since the zgth of May
last, a light or yellow bay HORSE, ahnut ];
hands high, both feet on the right side white,
and some white on his lore-head, mane and tale
dark, well brake to the bridle. The above se.
ward will be given for the horse.
Ofan sizes. from nonce: to tons, at : less price
(and with ha'f_thc ]zbor of (ale: and weights]
Bragdon, of do. no 4days , Washington,
The subscriber intending shortly to
remove to Kentucky, requesis all perssi'ons having
claims against him to bring them forward, pto.
perly authemicated, for pay-ment; and all those
indebted _to him are requested to pay their se
spective accounts previous to the sirstday of An
gust next, "to him or Mr. jane: Mrs/an, in Alexss.
andria. Those sailing to comply as above, need -.
not expect any further indulgence.
William Millan,
Fairsax Cuunty, (Viiginia)
_si]une tO. ' 23w3w.tnw1siAug.__
The Subscriber wants to IIz'rc
" N ACTlVE MAN, to Linen-intend the
cutting and (assuring thirty or forty acres
of grass. Apply to
Richard Conway.
Arr'rv ed, schr. Fedralist, cant. Smmou,
17 days. from St. Bartholomcsim—Sugar,
Bosrou, May. [S.-35.
H E Subfcviber respectsully informs his
Friends and the Pnhkic, and those 'Gcn
tlemen of the Southern States who may visit this
part of the Contincnt during the Summer season,
that the House known by the name of Concert.
Hall, situate in a very central and pleasant part
of the town. (come.- of Court and Hmover.
sircets) has been fitted up at a very great ex
pcnce with the genteclcst acccmmodation.
Those Gentlemen who may wish for Boaz'a'ing
and Ladgiug, it is presumed cannot find : mavre
ful reccption than from -thc present occupactzt of
Coats,-t.- Hall, whose aﬂiduity to serve themssshan
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
FOR S/ILE, BT
john G. Ladd_.
May 28. oaw
Ajew Copies osthc Amcrz'cazz
Gardmcr, for saie by Robert Gray,
-' ..ct )iffissxwmw
]one 10. 66!
]une to. essozw
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Lest there, brig Friend—sbip, capt. Rich
i'07 Salc, [Night 0'7 C/zmur,
A young man of good character, and
D E A R B O R N's
Truly just Patent Balance,
NU'I'IGE.
CONCER T-HA LL,,
For L' might or Chaz tar,
Part of ATemn-eria;
ss NssO T lctCsisiE.
_ my. SLocrssss
PO-LLY, of Bofion,
Burthen acout 350 bis
5cm a, a )"!v m Cz; tain HE w s,
on hoard at Hansh simc : what?,
'Z-ssox to
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la-csine [Ive,-5; .Vbz'ls
C O R Of " ctgL 1 A,
Burzhc-ss. 253 tum, entirely? mew,
A. !! ill! sin-, maﬂcr; now-daily
cxsipecslcd at t ois won.
Hewes & Miller.
T. W'mch-MB.
JOHN G. LADD.
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