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line of 'commutficauon 'between
Gen^fat Ciairfayt and tIW ; Duke
Nimeguen on the point oroeing
inverted. . , * ‘
The Dbtch troops have evacua
ted Philippine, Sans de- Grand,
Hulft^andall the other pods in
• Dutch Flanders. ■ -1
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OCTOBER 25^
Xbe maif is not arrived, .but we
have received the following lener
from a correspondent, the authen
ticity of whole communications
wt have frequently experienced*
•* shave to day Tpoken with a
a person who left Amsterdam on
Friday iaft who (ays that every
thing there is in confuficn. Thir-*
ty chests pf arms were feezed when
about.to be diftribored among the
inhabitants. It was reported.*that
tbe Duke of York was on his ;
march to that city ; and in that
case a ’general inundation would,
take place, which for the present
would prevent the advance of the
enemy, as the lace winds and rains
were very favourable to fuck a
rneafure. '
V The Dutch peoph are so ill
dirpofed co. the Britnh army, chat
they will not furnilh them with a
ny of the neceffarles of life ; -and
this eXAfperated- the officers and
Toldftrs fomuch, that they have
ventured to take them by force,
which oc^aTioned the hte procla
mation from the commander in
• Domestic Intelligence.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 22.
a * 4 *•' *
Extrafl ofa letter from a gentleman in Ha m
burgh to his friend in this town.
- **TN the course of thirty fix hours, about
I. IJO fail of veffele, loaded chiefly with
WeftdndiC produce, have arrived at thia
place from Amsterdam, which has given us
reason to expeft, that a few days will put
the French in pofleflion of that city?*
PH ILA DELPHI A, Dee. 3%
Extrafl of a letter from Jeremie, Nov. 2s.
’ ** We this day learn from the Mole,
that on the 18 th three Spanish (hips from
Cub*, which have entered the harbor,con
firm the news of the nomination of Don
Ar istissalee, to the Generalship of Sr.
Domingo. and at the fame time, commander
of the land and sea forces^ H? is to pro
ceed to Fort Diuphio,.wjrh the (hips of/
war, and 7000 men after having convoyed\
the fleet of Eurdpe iot^ k high, latitude.—
tffured he haC .orders from the
Court oF’Spain, to,fend home, dead or a
hvc, that mon tier Dou Joachim Gar
cia. • * <ft “ y
•«*A letter from the Mole, fays, Gen.
Wiiaa ambon, will arrive there within 8
days, and 6000 English typops are exprft.
ed daily—that thejwp generals are to com
cbq their attacks, the fear of which has
already determined Gen. LbaVbauß, td
fend Lieut. Col. Pagbot, from Port-au-
Paix.aa the Cape, with his regiment to
reinforce that place.
M A letter from Jeremie.dated Nov. 29
* fays/* We learn that some Spentlh frigates
from Europe, are arrived with troops at
Fort-Dauphin—that Jean Francois, and
feme perlons concerned in the Maflacrer
of July 7th are arrefled. and that the Presi
dent Don Garcia, has fled.
A letter of the-6th Nov. from the
Havannah, mentions, the appearance of 2
conspiracies on the Spanish mains,at Sant
a-Fee, and Mexico—the Archbishops,
Priests, and French surgeons were at the
bead of it, and their intentions were, to
murder the Europeans, and to form their
conflitotion on the , French model. The
chiefs, however, have been arrefled, and
1 must have experienced by 'this time, the
! punifoment due to their crimes.”
ST ADJ HOLDER declared DICTATOR.
The Stadtholder, according to report,
has been profißimed Diftator by the states
o£ Holland, on account of the diffentions
which reigned among the Dutch with re
fpea to the propriety at opening the
Sykes. ' Aurora. >
•1;
biothing
; ture^ £ V^ima-ipor^flHHf glyilh^^
re J€ aion of a bill for making lahds liable,
por debt.’ Whjt
t powerful llmdhtf ddrl-,\whdlrave^H^
. fofiai^foperty,! and piece tbmr lands
of the reach ot creditors ? 'T^fe .v*
the Democrats of our country, who preach
liberty and.eyuality, a^d burlesque, by thtejr,
conAnl^, every^ principle of Justice. I®
truth, they; i^indejsenditti Hob its. a fowtr
ful art floc racy; who 4riye ; tl>«jr w^etche^
< flavys about their plantations, riot on the
1 Jrbits of , their labor, and .deliberately lk-‘
, giflate thisir proprerty away fidorYheir
’ honett creditors. ’ : , j; / ; f
Extra fl. of a letter from a gen Hernan in Par
is, (State of New-YorkJ to the Ed tor. of
the Wiftern Star, dated Dec. A 794.
M The Inuiin treaty.ciofed a; ihort time
since. The natives were extremely-pi?yf
ed with Cai. Fickbring, the Superin^
tendant. The Indians are now favdurably
inclined towards the Government of the
United States. To use the language of one'
of-the Qneidas, whom I have seen since the
treaty, ** they have.^ll become yankees-^.^
they have figged for Waftiingfon— no^’
** tkey are-all Washington’s Indians.’* z ' K
“ The iflue of this Treaty will be highly
advantageous to this new country—wa arc.,
all in high (pints—Emigrants will i»ow
flockin, as formerly-^ and OpuTd the In
dians, at an after-period, with to break the •
league by which they are bbl den, wefhalF
be able to raise an army of our own, which
will leaner them like chaff.*’ . ■>
B O S T O N. Jan. 14,
| ! LAT FROM EUROPE."
j By a gentleman who arrived in town finer
oar left, from Newport^ wfe are informed
of the arrival there on Saturday lafl, of a
vefftfi from Hamburg, which plac^ she left ‘
about the i2:h November-, the Captain of
Which reports that he saw in h Hamburg
paper, an account that a treaty forceflation
I of arms, had taken place between the
Fr.ench Republic, ond the King of Pruflh,
and that the French troops were preparing
to go into winter cantonments.
There is areport in town—but Its source
we could not trace—that the English had
made overtimes co the French, for a cefla
tron of arlhs ; and that the Mini (try of
Great-Britain had it hi contemplation to
join the Poles against Prodis. We do not
give the article as received from any au
thority whatever. , ..
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WItMfNGTON, (DBC ) DEC. ^l.
WE learn, that the Ihipj Jemeaux, com
manded by Capt. Ruault, fitted out in
Philadelphia, and now lying In the Dela-
Ware,near Reedy isl nd, is fufpeded by the
Executive of the United States of intend,
ing to cruifeas a privateer.—Her equip
ments have been keept secret, and foe hay
now on board 6 carriage guns, and 70 I
men ; 6 more cannon intended for her,
are detained in the city. Ordeh are re
ceived by our Governor.to fieze and detain
her, for having violated the laws,, and con
travened the, neutrality of the United
: Sfates.
i Drafts from the several militia regiments
of this ftaie, of men each, are now un
der requi^tion, to ad in conjunftion with
the armed revenue > cutter and <6 men
from Philadelphia. The, troops are ex
pefied to depart this day. >
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From Philadelpbnu, J«n. i>, < .
The (hip Arid* Capt. DrcATOR 52
daiys from ^ourdeaux, foiled fpm the
river on the oth Nov\ and brings Paris
papers to the i3th O&. ' ’ ’ '
On the 9th Nov. he spoke with the
commander of the guord-(hip in the river^
who informed that he had just received the
confirmation of the taking of Rotterdam.
The foip John, Cap(. Whitwell, in 5 j
days from Aoiflerdam, has arrived atAhe
Fort. She was ^pokap^ tht river hv^a^t.
Decator, who was informed tliat the Dutch,
and English armies were retreating towards
Amnerdam, bat that the fohabi^is of that
City, were averse to their taking refuge <
,het ‘- -st? : -T J
FHIXjiDkLFHrA. DEC. £B. ' '
sir, , ■ < \ ”v.*v'r’v I
;? 4N purfoahee of the verbal communica- |
tlons heretofore, submitted, it is with the j
utmost reiped/hat I Feg leave officially to *
request, that yon will pieafo toconfider that |
r after the left day of the mefont month and I
year, my services as the Secretary for the i
of department in such a train, thayny foe- j
ceffor may, without motfo difi^ulry, Com
mence the dudes of his station. Any
IplinatiMi or afgftttci. which he may re
quire, ^iaU .bt cai&ls toded) by Jie.
, A ft c Lfoyfog forced my country nearly
X e,rs » r be g f Otyr portion "of which,
a&Wv ifia .Whh
extreme,reluctance I find myfolf constrained
to withdraw fronTftrirontMrrable a <■ tuition.
Batihe natural and powerful claims df 'la
W^ l W#mlly» will up fongerpetmii me "
t° ne gle ft their eflential interefls.
In whatever fituatipn I Ihdl ; ^I. foal!
retmltd 7odr confidence and 'Hndieils^
with all the fervour and purity df affi&idn,
of which a gratefol heart is fufceptible*.
with thd greatest relpeZt,
. ^(^yWobedient fervent ,
t (3’k«ed) H. RNOX. ^
The Prelldeiet 'of fbd^ 4 '
j United‘Stater;^ id: L J
"The confideradpns'which yod have Often
! foggefted to me, and ire repeated in yonr
letter of the zß.h inst. as requiring your de
parture from your present office, are foch as
•to preclude' the poffibilfty my urging
ydur continuance in it. This being the
• case, I can only wish that it was o.her
j' wife.
I pan nob fuffer you however tq- close
* your public fervibb without Uniting widt
the fatisfodion whteh must arise in'y6^
own mind from a conscious reditu de, my
mb# ported perftufipQ that you hayC;dc>
1 served well of ynur- country.
My personal khow'ledge of your exer
tions, which it Worhorizes melO'hdtd this
i language, joftifies the sincere friendfoAp
which 1 have ,home .for yop, and which
will accompay ydoin every fixation of lite;
. Being with affedwnate ’' f
. - Regard always yours,
^Signed)
; b .Hj Knox, •ts ^ar. , <
- ' POLISHED -. j-O
By Authority. ?
A PROCLAMATION,
. By the PRESIDENT of the UNE
TED STATES of AMERICA.
Wii^N we review the cafog^itie:,
which affl d so many otbef hatfon?,
r“tiw pt dent condition of lie United. Spates
affords much tnitter of consolation and In
tisfadion. Qur exempuoh hitherto from
foreign war—encreafing prof ped of the
contifiuahte of that exemption—-the great
degree of internal tranquility we have en.
. joyed—the recent confirmation of that
tranquility by tjse foppreflion jpE «n infur
redion, which fow a pmnly thyeatened it—
: the happy codffeof public affairs" in gen
eral—the unexampled prcrfpeTity of til
clafles of our citizens 51 i»re‘ ctrcumftances,
which peculiarly pia k.our fixation with
indications <if t^e 4 !v ’ nc beneficence co
wards us. In such a ft^te of things it is,in
an-^(pfeci'al manner, dbt duty «| is peapih,
with xieWMit revetenee and sffedionate gra
titude acknowledge pur many aqd great
obligations to Almightv God . and t to im
plore him tO'Continue and confirm the bles
sings we’expteijpsieer ( f ; jv J
Deepl v JtMtWefolH4> this ? fenjjment,
i.pEQRqg
of the United btatpj^dp recommend to ail
religious iocietics and denominations, ird
toa!lperfonswh4fnfeever*wkhin^^eUnit
ed States,.ro^iap^taFdod pbforne/^|«r/-
day, the nineteenth day of February nexi. u»
a day of public THaNKsGIViNG s and
PRAYER : and, bn that day, to meet; to
gether 4nd fender their rincere'WncP-K/ariy
than kite the great,Rider ofnations Tdf the
manifold and ftgaaj t mercies, which distin
guish our lot as a nitjoq, pajtibuterly for
the poflefiion of conflitutions ofgdVernfoVilt
which unite,"iibd/bynhe r union, eflabhlh
likehfc.vith erder t.for.the preforvetion of
peace, foreign and domettic j. for^
mabfo control,, which has been ^n to,a
j Ipirft bEdifWe^ »b the fopprefobh of the j
I late infarre&on t and» generally/fbE the .
1 •proiperoiiaoourfo ot oar »tfWr«* public ind t
private; and, at the fame time, byjnbly j
and forveedy^-to^befeech the. jy^or
j of these bleffiog^, graciburtytci prolong them j
* to us—to imprifttP &R our head'd *'a*«p
■ and folen^!fe»feTtfoor ohlr|«fo«<’fofHn j
forthem—to teach
their immense Vafoe—^p^ferve Us Lemi
I the arrogance of prpfperitfy, V<L ffofo ,
| aiding the advshtages we’ ehjoy.-by delu- J
five purloin—to difpo4r<u«dh imriu the |
contwaece *
. men—to render thft rt ciati#j4Alihfo and(
triorey-e propitiqut afyta for the* un(orfo ;
nite of other countries—t? extend among
us true and utefpl knowledge— ^o dilute
and eftablifo habits of sobriety, order, mo
rality, and piety—afid Unfitly, tcTimpart
all the bleflings wi poffofs, or aft For our
folves,-to the whole Family of msn^iqdy ।
In tejiimony whereof ,1 hayue enttfef je
Jeni of tbe Un iedfSdat^ of At
. ’’we. to be a fixed to theje poni
( l. s. ) faWe andfigned the fame ^witb
♦ mv band. Done at ibe ciiy ^of
‘ PhHadelphia, ibe fir Ji day eA
’ January, and of the In^
dependence of the United Stapes
of sfbieried, the hineiefnib.\^\ .
. ; ,G° WASHNGTQ^ n
Prefilent of the United States, (
Edmund’ RAKbotPH/’ . • 8
Secretary df Staid. ‘
Just Publijhed,
. and for fate at R. Rdhlet’s off a, if
the daztn or fingl'e~ttiK ■ (
Scholar’s G uide to
ARiTirMi/nc/
^ ei: S i-Sf&fbs&JlhwepioJt
i u S E F, U L R U L E S,
;■ v-r-z.
-rJvog’lriaN, .. -j
Simple Additiop* t
Cor^podrM' Addition, _
Addifiorf oFFedefkl Money, * ♦
■ / Slfhple SubtrafliQiv, z . ‘ rd ;
. Compound Subtraction, O’ 1-- ■
Simple Muinplication,,
Compound Multiplication. ” "
Multiplication c^TedertFwdne^
Simple Division, . T - *
I ’{Jen^ound 4^yif^ : : 3
Divilionpf
Redudhou, <. ■ • ,
Reduit’fon 6f Federal Money 1 ,
( Tible 6f La^yful Mohey redfiCfrct tb'
Federal Money,. - f M
fi Table ,dfFsd“r»l Money reduced*to
Lawful, Money, ... - . f,,. r
. .Rule ofThree Dired, : . -
KuagifThree Inverse,
• 'Pradffe, j -
Simple Intefreft, r ; t \
Compound, ^jtereftj „. i n ri < V Jr:
Barter, 1- , .
X-of; and G.aiq,
Tare and Trett,
Single Fdtlowlhi^ * ' ’ :r ’»
Double Fertowßlip* ' ; 'I f »
. Double Rufo of Xhree^ .cy : . •
Vulgar Fraaions, , * < {
Redu&ion of Vulgar Fra^ioh^
Additlbn^of Vulgar Fractions, ’
r Subtradlion oF Vulgar Fra^lions-,
Multiplication of Vulgar Fradfoftj,
t IJivlfiOH of Vulgar FraxSions, \
< Rule pf Three Direst by* Vulgar
Fractions,
Rule of Three Inverse by Vulgar
• ‘Fractions,*-' r ; ■ ■ *
Decimal Fradions>
Notation, j * . <
Add-on &, Subtraction of Detimals,
* \ Multiplication of Decimals-,
Division of Decimals, '*
Reduction bf Deciihals, t■ * '•
Rufo of Three Direst ih Decimals, '
. Federal Money by Decimals,
Simple Interest by Decimal#,.
t Compdtind Interest by Decimals,
- Extraftion of the Square Root,
. NExtiaftiolv 1 of the Cube Root, 7 •
Single fjQfitfon,' ? '
Double Ppfition, j / « ? % •
Aridimqticai Progrefliop, . j
( Geometrical Progreffioh, . ‘
Duodecimals, * ; 7 .- ‘
Mtnfuration of Planes and Solids, ' *
, Obforvations on the cuftomafy way of
meafofipg rosnd timber, . . .
To" measure Wood, ' /" - .
Questions to exercifc Mensuration, * ’
j * Mifceifonwrt^^
Tables for J^eivhieA and nayinor
.wnKgmoiM. -
Z1 UWrliWlmur.lia
.4' delta
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