Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1800-09-09 00:00:00, page 2

V'. M-c* ijc Mr. JvdtfWon tcid M*i vi,
..t-- ;cf«is 'h U u. lidrn ;«i n Hunger,
V*T\* " ". jH'\~*’r. IcSerfop is yn a>l
f.» reVgioua uior; erd he-* laid
tf,-> *:<";! Fxi\ir*fc <ijy*un<i:?.ou r«’.i,jion nei
*r j- : cd ;v . nor broke his !*; j
• 1 • • • *V , vi? • •! e.ig’.r Ret to inlcrt.re
:fic v/ • •7<ir*ur.
; • -'beanie it" i mrv.rof doubt j
whether Mr {- ifer/'o:: i« ;> better or worft; *
C M' < :Mri !v. iVi'- W,*’ . j
Vrea* ?' «U litf rtjiuns attuned by *hn J
^ t idull wVtiei, why Mr. j-.F- j
i : ’it net to be eh* ted I*i'ffuleiU. ;
y>* |»nSl-:.* iv.ght o le oblige 5 to me for j
T'.Jo ing ;l rendering ifUt^lig W«'this rn—j
Itr. >i inie w*. It will the]
1 o’ l-o.ic'n !,. • d.(iio twea |
;y- • v.- ctn,*, v ’vch is rss-Y'v o-se, quarter j
oi ■ Jular ip ;‘c * . i t'or i>»i'k itiitfi.rth. ,
St IMS OF I’MIS i ItfliS.
. ML’. ■ YO 'hi, *, .
Hindoo j.njefs. tn the ! xthox Jo'y, fn-* u—
{.rz. were recti.vd i the o1 oc’o. tjie Mer
c. ittih* .AftrritHr* n Saturday evening,
hv f!.e Vrr,-Jn'* fro o Liverpool, horn
v hieH ti c iVJWieg «rdcl>» of i'oicigo
ioldlige- cc #re exti iicisd
LOMDObf. f ib s.
The m:.'•■ -n Hoiub ' r licit -CeRtvc «b;s
n.i \Y T: -u1 VI ro tlvtd, bringing liic Vi
so-.- Oil/cm erf the tilth nit.
*>;: i fi i.j D ' ngen of the r/»th; ]
»rdc::5 i’?o > T !.n «v the : Vh ub. coincide j
n.-. itv cud/ -1 it the F,cn..;i account* of
Iftc e»co*9 v hich oC. jrred itp to ihofe dates) I
- !ieri>!.t b:-» '< of ilie 1 Vnube* The af- !
■fa’f vHcl. to*!: r/aceirt Danjtiwerth on ‘hr |
f .;.."ng of the 7 to, mvy have piepart ] the j
. ay tor sire p;;i.*pc of that rirer by the
i cnch, which, according to the tibg-aphic
i-v-vnt, wr-n effete I on the day following ,
Fv 'be iiiail, we find, it was c i ihe 30th
if A fo il, th?v Lord ICeith rcre ved order*
f.n^i I I'n.'htl* i,v- in nfnt tr, rrlr.i-cl I!ip :
fcor-ivcrttfoji con-, hided FetwecA lire Turks i
»pr Kiefer.*
Tin lie (ft.m; (hips of war i:i t! c *’t liter
iinrv.i ; . reluming to tt.e Black. Sea end \
the Ciiirei.
L»ci.v • from Spva mention that the Spa*
n’lh grtVcnirtetit paper is a. a diftount of rz
j.-rr.-nr. . • j
G o hnfidred red twcnly pafTports hare
t'.i v -c ! t *i i' ’.dr out at the alien oiT.ee
i fir ch cm,., ants to vet:.*u to France.
Pari -:n» *, >* I. pener'- y t.vC-tcd, V..ii
be orogur i :.i .bout a fortnight.
r '-r rt of lit Itr' fife /f.frer—
*■ j» rttoHrS *1 >t lord K, :t. s Utter tj
gt*rit! K'ebrr, <h ‘ori/ft it tv le t!:e inlet. t‘<u
>f >': j.fritifb yr> ■ ■■•irru.it to t ) event tix txec.. *
t 'tr el the J U>l-Vj c.' tent':.', cr jl written »•*
»-r ’ bib ,1 i nf nu.sr : und if tier's h-.o,.ic
vow*.', nidation of it to bit ariay At tlx w.b
Marc) ]
Jii y 6.
A'.conn’s fro-ti Caism *«d Dunkirk
> re cited in Sown ; they an
\ J -c* n:i ;!■' .u'l: y r*t telegraphic bnl
; i!-.e ve-.i.ri* ,f 3«uMi-p-jr:c v> PaT„ on
t: c »?l ir.d. CiTjtaln Sini'Tibns of a Daoifh
v uc hoi, vrhicii o:i Friday evening at
• a Dover from rtporl# that on
\Vedn- and Thurkby rij,:rCabis was
•i. .rii.Mitly ii.utnnnted, in confeq'iencc of in*
teWxv-.-.ie commuAica'cd by the telegraph,
•.n»t Bfineapsrie, pirviout to l»:a leaving
’*uly, 1.--1 Sgued the prcl: rinaric* of a pc.ie
between France and Anftiia, cflabjifoeii on
the l.v.(i* at the tmtyc: Lec' rn, with the
t-.ccf: : i of riit IlcclifiatV al uatca." which
capita dernotr. u.'dcrftood were tob: coc
■liwdio'be pops. It is fJa.el, Jut by
>hi* cor.vcyar; <? miaiflt-r# have been pof
fi'ibfl nt n tiut'.iiM . .1 *. P .. t„
p't—r conn?• mg a {.until lUfciiud of cilia im
' *• 11:r»? in ri!ig£i.^t>
C;ipf.i i iimoM tlatcs that on Thurf
■<1 sy reports h.< I tea-died Calm's of further sd
v % o*. , .ued i.y the republican* on the
• • h.v Uiir. w?s in their pnffcfTj.
o:;. iRecount is in time degree fup
f"''1 * ’ / the intelligence ycftrrtiav mav
e rc •, Dunkirk, and which, under date
t r . /day night, i© o’clock, aflert.. thw.
general !•’ r.y Jiarl a!>amIon«d t.'.e t c ig 1 or.
• cd of lilm 31.J that the republican* t.o
pi-.v! alii lie pofitioi'.s which COfoiDanitd
It i* . ijded^ that Moreau has occupied
■ Ilifitrrn. Noidiingco, and had advanced
• you thp f f* r. *
Pwisp-if r of the ift h*ft (die J nirnal de»
: *>’ ) r; u»»a it! whi. h wit jri Ki riir rKririd
■ » 'hint i-!; r- .re, r,»s th. .'HTlir.ri.-y 6f if.* Prank
'* of fhf tod ult. that the arthrl ikV
nlf-rnWirf; an urniynf.jo ‘iS'.uUnn*
r>-.t I, *nd wa to -,e hnrtvrdiartiy joined. \>y
>io 1!iau cavalry, alh-'inbied near P,tl<
-’t r oft of a leit*^ from Schali d*i»J
s- «k>.K uli. received Atmt^U the like tnerthiri,
»h- r «. t tomnau pirated hy rh- Parti pa
.-V r,r ; he vi~\orj obtained hy the Re
’s .»ri :!.* Dana! . It Oil,, a c.,!r.mn «.f
l'rV o»l army. «H h-1 bv Ku,tra| Kray to
’ c fh- arruy ,r> Jt ly, toils-.* (i--n rnc«*»u.
*’7 2 I'f-d i.trrmrb.;, and rhal, afrer a (ari.
- ■ .i fx.fii.fi, tt y toll actprtui j.aad 40O0
.•>* r«,
u the French j ap r* (Jncrn.1l tJ„-A
'/,,v r .vs f Bimi- 'i (nne v$, fill" -
Isr- Uil ar HelliC- 03 ifd, an,j
a idi tl>r rx "fi 'inr &! (too Who r. gained di.ir
, , »j.c r.nsiic t.l rbe ret'dui w. re killed cr
priir.nf.t ■ nod that a (»•.,« trtikh *t
• , cJ »»»ttr/fr th».ir ,:-ira* bad Urn limb. W,
n -v'd. Ini l-'dif.ij fIV j(trreiumert <0 mp«if
n ot J Ijmriih • I - nrr.it Mall*. .ril, ef
H . luhv^acn: da.«, airi that no loch
■\b fWlltd.
•o itt . •» of 77-.. ie ran,, x. s an
• '• • r.| si t.V!*'!. iy* •’(; rhr botlrtn/
' //’1 -7 f ttfiQVrpJ i| •*, Jy
^ fbli LmIm' I iiOl.lpilftf h)'! 4uif t(l It
< unc.l>
" OfAf*P!>,
" j. KivW/nf.”
^ r, ; , „ . ^ r. . ...- t* -
—
1>* -•-*t, hr' were ye8<»dj»y rcceiTcd Fio*n
! Kvit!;, and t.chu lif • Sidney omiib,
I faiJto contv.n imcU'g-.ncc of kkik f 'cc^lTct
c: «3M: J by the ©tti/H jo .. ns over if.*; i
French ; l it f.a■ - the lamentable ttatd of I
the Tu'kuL *rn>y, and the file nee of lall I
nirl.t « i ’>*:'.i ite, upon a fuLh oi. ftf lo ranch j
importance, and ki 3 per- k1 whcngoi>d ?u-wj
*>~s fo much •\'**Hed, «»e apprehend that the
iufc* :riv. dra* u fron* the difp. .hr* it not
correct. Oar letters from ComUmhioplr,
w. ai.cn .'it: tdistrly previous to the depar
;uic of the p do '..ot contain auy thing of
a gr.< ifvii o nature } they, however, expiefs
trireme guorvice and folienude rclpcitinp
v’^rc;... 4 of JJ^ypt, aud government might
r.ceitv {ence from fir c:drwy bmi h,
thmiijjh bud Keith, rt; ich fooner tlua by
the capital of Turkey,
..'ii. f-.'i n.v;i r ’, j lift :fthe wars between
'.his exusii/ at. f France, with the terms ol '
their duration, lince the one which cam • |
meat. d i ; i<>. and continued t«v » jeu-s; j
laiicd i wiiajr.fiTc years; 1191, oi;c (
vtar; 120I, li.'tctf'a; 1324, nineteen ; 1294,
fi/e; 1339, 1 wi uty-one ; l 368, fifty two ; j
I. J 2, fo «y nii.tf ; 1 yiz, one mon’h ; 1513,'
'v. » yearn; 152;, ; 1549, one; 155 7* |
two , 1 5'iz, tvr * ; 1627, tw o ; ifi'ifi, oiic } I
i6.o. 101; 17^3, eleven; 17-4, f*mi ; j
1736, fevcu ; 1 77S* five ; and l;ttiy, 1793 ;
wi.:eh fi i.l lubfifti; malting within a perioj
ui Oh; years* 342 year- >f war.
MIL.AN, June 9.
Neither ltere r.or in any other cf the Ita
lian towns of which the French have taken
pouifuofi, have we yet fern a tree of liber
ty planted. No orders have brr , 1 (furcl fur
the wearing of cockades ; though lorn; of*
the inhabitants have of their own accord af
fumed the Cii dpine culoia, The pauiotc
••art n t aft lo turbulentiy they formed y
J d ; when fou.e of tlicm applied to th: tirtl
tui.fu! for i.ermifINn to plant th: tree of li
berty, he veprefentvd to them in a very af
ab.e manner, that this ceremony might be 1
» * f - f_I... .*, I . t I
- nilli JUl UdTl— |
Kcr* A (pint t.i mod era lion is iitrvery thing
apparent, md .his, i cannot be denied, has
nvj.:e a very favcruble imprcllion on the
•tii uis of the people. The refpeci 0 ■ tea to
rei ;>;on hkc’wife gain* ' vet nr. y adherents.
1 nc lirft conful has adinonilhed the • lergy
(o'teach * lie trie Ipirit of the doctrine of
( i] by their l.tv and condo.*? ; in which
i. uir, he •ells them, he is himfelf a good c2
<ho!ic, a. d is ready to ihew t» the new he.id
•if the church* who formerly was perlo■ ally
kirjw.i to tun, as much , (peel and •evesence
» • tic lOriveOnt Venice Buonaparte lias
cut oil a courier to »he arcbhiflun. of i
l..i 10 invite him to return and piornihog
■urn i curi*y and protection.
ROVE RL DO. June i ?
According to letters Ivom Gotiflanrino
' that may he decoded on, the Turks, in
! c a :«ias made on tli nt by general Kle
■ befit*. E, yp , had 5,7c-.. men killed, ft ij
: ifio confirmed, that .the foiks fuiptifed Cas
I r.>, u - t. <• they rnaUfcttd all the French they
oimd. A Inti at lvcitli received at L,:?g—
turrn on v 301b ol April the coqfent of his
• Ui i to the .rit capitulation of the French
which he lent off the next dny to Sir S’d..ej
bmith <ti Alexandria. We ihall foan know
'htthir the French will abide oy this trea
:y, ora nexcue b-.* concluded, Trie Turk*
give no q- utter to any Egyptian who had
joined Kleber.
- —■—.
H/iR TF0R1), [Coni.) sittgujl 28.
f'ipr. I- »AC WILL) VMS who whs ccnvt<£ed
in the Oircult Court of the Utihci State*, at their
l.iiion in thi* town m September I.iJ>, of accepting
a . ~ mini Hoii u. !ef th‘e French Republic (he In.injf
4 citiatn of the U. State*) and privatecrix:,* againft
*v« Britannic r fubject*, with whom the
IJr.i.vJ J tc , were at peace, in violi ion of rur
treaty with them, and :..r.tcnccd to X motrhs ir.i -
i'll.' M ; • J / »!• I r I |l»Cy—— .*a » * ^ I la ICC
ns" i '.-' fine * (irvoi out ihc term of iinprifoirmettr,
i cor.tsined ’•> hi* fintctice, aid Winp unable to nay
I ihc I'ncj pirir.rcd the Urefidsm o1 the United
UtuT'h rh.t it i»;i^iit iifc jc.nitrcif hint—Who oil
the rrprefentanrif#, nu« lieeu fit to grant the full re
mi:..on of the l;»e,B’’.f hn d refled that he fb ill be
lit Jt liberty ou hi* p~jirg coll* of lt.it, tic.
NKW-HAVEN, Ao;;nfl 27.
V/edrtefday hit jt rived the fehooner Two
Brothers, of this putt, David Mcrris, who
it port* *• that o »the 7th inhant he w,.« bro’t
! to by tlie? Bti'i h Hoop of war Tifiphortr,
John Davie,commander, whe, auerwe hud
I brought to, 'irrd a fftot with ao intention to
! dll us, and running along fid*:, hailed tis in
I French, we apfwcred him from Turk’a If—
land ; the freoud fatatalimi wi <,ytv d~-J
irfi<t mil r why did you tun from us?
with o:lu.r hurril >t:t a-,d 21blif.ee exp. H'.oris,
threatening *.<* link u* ; he then feat his boat
on hoard, and took a.l my peoplr, lie male
and oie hand executed He aifo 00ok Irom
me two pjflengers, (failor*) belonging lo
Philadelphia, who had been t^kenon thei j
1 ou.ward bound pithgc, in the ft hi oner Nan j
Icy, tap: Kennedy, by the P.ttiot French.!
' pwatfer. After examining the people. )
fome of whom had preventions, thofe who <
bad rot the figratuf'* of the tlriiifh conful,
be deela cd good for nothing, H-gdQ\
our rod Softy fay i" he did not know them.
After e*.mining my pap»r«, lie told me f 1
might go about mf bi.hr elc, and that be j
’’ ( uhl keen mi my f 'rtple; fir detained on j
board Thaddeu* Smith, of Ne\»-1 J.reen, j
who i* advanced in life, and a wife and
frreral rhildr-^ tr.-cndtnl on him tor fnp— !
t-oit, John Mt»«fon, Ahijah B. Terri), and
(almond i oir pkfn/, brio. *g log; 10 and near
h'» w. H.ir. n ; David Betts, a matte? of
1 or (mouth, Virginia, a citizen of Fhila*
dtlploa ; putting onbo ard » fcpaniih prifor*.
er, who under flood not * *«ul of Engh'ik, |
ji. ! one or the pafteegrr** leaving ns, tn m 1
I fit, two of wbteh vete Dck» and one knee, *
in • Laky viLL !
- - - - __
l HfL ADOLPH! A, Auffufl 23.
From the JCBOHAi
ANOTHER I'iOCUMENT.
i«;> i.
A correfpondc*;; who conphins that we
have not remembered cur proi. lie to give
the Btaniet ef Fed *a7/Ilt, will perhaps find
the fubllance lA'ihwue the title, in the at:
CMintsot Media. Rider htg, JJ i ~!m aid (Jo.
on thr c'laraAer, c*j:; Ijct, politick, and ptc
lent million ol Mr. Trccjy and in the docu
ment which we now lay b:furr the public,
us mi evidence that Eritijb Influ ice h.ui been
employed in this country, .j protXtott pj
iitieal ends.
A LETTER OF 'JOAN ADAJ.I2.
(COP Y.)
Quiucy, May , 1792.
Dear Siry
t tlE dr!, thing I have to cem
• uricate to you muit be Rn explanation of
tb* Jure of my letter. Thr Icgiflaure of
Ma:iichuiflU liS ’.vinter, u:>on a petition of
the North Parish, ij lirsintree, (cpamteii it
bom (he reft of the mmi, e\e^led it into
new one, and gnvrit ii:c name of Quincy,
by thie meuiore you fee they have dc,--:ve.J
me o. u:y title o.1 ll/)uee of' lin. ntrtej' uuc
:nad’: i: ncj.i* y that my lrieod* /hoold
v.ri’.e nie in rutuie, il nn ’nlMbi ant of Q^iin
cy. So much for this Britthoric*.
Something ,! nt imcre.fg me much imre
to your obliging letter cf the »2lhof this
ir.on h.
f ft', old have been happy to lure fe-n Mr,
I indttiey, hciotr li:i departure ; but mure
fi.-.m individual curiolUy, than from any
opinion, that I could h<“.rc given him any
tnformaiirin of importance to him. If he
big the talent of frartlnng heart*, he will
nut be Ion r at a h Is, if he has not, no in
formation of mine, can give it him.
t i’t: dni;r or Leeds, once enipi rcd of me
- 1 u iris-mates at Writ
r hifter-fchool, the two Mr, Pinckneys,
’’ hicu i idu. ej uic to conclude, that Ottr
it* w arr.b; ru!nr Mas rnir.y powertnl old
friends in ..ogland, \\ hether this i? ,i re
commendation oMiim, for the office or not,
i I have o her tcaloai to believe that liis Isnii
ly nave had their eyes fixed upon the am
bafiy to St James's, for many years, even
before I w.13 taut there, and that they Con
tri.rated to lunit the duration of my c< m
inifiion to three yecra, in order to make way
for thcmfelves to tucceed me. i with they
may find as iruch Ik nor and pleafnre m it,
as they cxr efte.l, 4 that the public may dc
rive from :dignity and utility. But know
j |"S as 1 do, the tang ijitrige,*, «ik! fufpc6l
• ifg »;■ 1 do, inuJi B ititli influence in the
j ippoii tment were i in any executive .Je
1 oartment, I fh-r.ilu t^hc t.ie liberty to iceep
j a vigilant eye upon them.
I Accept of my thanks, for your reflefti
j on-* on die ftatc of the union, which f have
: read wi-h ail the picafuic which the in,«;lli
j hcncc> mforraatiog, accuracy, and elegance
! of ll’c rerf r*8 on lorrl infpired.
t heie is one feerct which yon u-.u^l be
cartful 't> keep, nnnufa&ures mull hare
good government. They cannot exile where
they are without it, muJi lefs can they be
introduced where rhry are not. But a great
part of the people of America, appear to
! be fo determined to have no government at
all ; that if you let them know the whole
truth you wd! excite an unmanageable party
againit rr.anufaftures. Manofaftures car.
not rr.uch lefs thrive, without honor, fideli
ty, pitmfluality, public and private faith, a
f- cred rtfj.eft to property, and the mord
; obligation o^promtles and contiacls ; virtues
! and nabita vvh’.ch never did, and never will
j generally prevail in any populous nation,
I wtrhnut a decilivr, as well S5 an intelligent
and honed government. The fcience of r.n
, Itficai ccuooorpy is but a late itudy, and is
not yrt generally underllood among ua.
j Though 1 have read ttipfl of rbe authors of
reputation or. ih: nthjcdf, both among the
French and the Engo®, I pretend not t6
have dige'.led any thing relative to it, with
the prreifion of a trailer. But to me it ap
pears that the genera! ioterrfl of agriculture
hi particular, aj well as of the nation in gt
n-t.il, wiil Ire promoted by a dtfereet end
ijudi' iom cr.coficgrrr.cr.t of mauufa&urea,
l and that it is not the land jobber, who can
' be iviuflited in the rapid rife of his ino-»
I iiopoly, \ v drawing every labouring hand in
j to the wilderncf* to fell irees.
1 he continu »l in c» lTn.ii of forelgung will
endanger and ddlroy t ur peace, if we know
not how ?<> govtrn them. They will more
owr corrupt our elections, 5s tear us to piece?.
Sr flic ic at to the day, howfiv. r, ig its evil,
so i in that day and hour it always h.i« been,
and l duii’jt not, alwuy* will Le gwcu us to
provide a^aiiiit its dai gers,
yourv, Ac.
{3'gned) JOHN iYDAMF.
Ti>is letter of Mr. sf.J.rnt wag written
while the rer*r*f<d gcnc-al iVothtn^hn was
prcfid.nt, r id Mr. /M-iias v'ce.prefldrtit. j
But even in ereiting a? i* ig on that account, !
it :-cnuires a dotidUt portion of intcrclf from j
occurrence* which have finre arifrn, snd cir- i
cmrulancrv which. at this moment exift, It I
is a document in which our ititctrfts as to 1
foreign policy are deeply flluftratcd, aud ev-n j
aft er all the abufet confidered, tite dangers
wh*cb the country ha* efiap'd from Mr.
/Idurni'j principles very thnrly nunif'r.'led.
This letter may be confide.ed in flic follow
ing points of view,
t. As it proves iiritifh influence.
2. As it implicates the former and prefent
i ivak of Mr. Adams, Thorm i*»d C, I
Cotrlwcrili nnckr.cy.
3. As it rtlites to the fatal prejudices which
Mr, dldumt cfpftflcs agsirdl the .n.ku-u
f ‘fjdarkj; in'.crcfl snd r^iofl the “ bmar-,
J JSJe > r, public and private faisli,‘* of the
country ami hit lifspprobation of the go
vernmrot of which iit- was an offi-cr ami
| fv*wn to ftippOr*.
| In the forth paragraph of this iriteieKig
letter *vc learn, that Mr. Atkim conAder
- c.l the appointment of "Tk'.rnat Piafimy a: j
ambafiador to the B: nifri court, *o have been
pioctr-e-i through ;ht influence of tltc Idulc j
1 •fL calt. Tbit dnke we 3 d a ring our revo
lution, known aa the mart^uii of Carmar-- .
then, and at wr about the pc.iod of Mr. |
Pi .icknev’s emba'ly to England was fccie-|
' ta. y of 3 ite, or a member of the Uvt.ifh -
j jn ivy courtcil.
> Mr. A Jans further fry*, that he bad o- '
iher mdons to believe that the Pinelan 1
f.ur,ily had their eye* upon thatetiibafly, and i
that flier contributed to limit the durvion !
of his Tc fide ace to three years in Englund, j
> *»* Qrdr; to make way for ttKn«fclvcs.
But the mo’t important article in thu
| bt.iTich of the letter is—the concluding fcn
| *ence, w .icii cannot be loo often reflected
! upon, nor tG:j attentively looked into—Mr. '
, Aliens fay?—“ P.ur KNOWING as I ini, i
j :l THc LONG IN < - leu , and'fisJtrRing as (
I “ J dr, much u i x ts;t l n pi.u k: ce in the :
‘4 Art*ci t n rti'.N r’.v i e I in e.wu- I
“ live Apartment / JlntuLl tab* 'be liberty to
14 lrep a vigilant rye vp>w theni.”
Eve: n\.«n in Ameiica, every psper in
\rnCTirj that is nut fold or fuhjeCted to
Un'titli influence, ought to give this It tier
publicity, and to. p dnt cut 1. imp.»riant
confirmation which it givis of Britifh in
| licence. I..er it be remembered that Mr.
Adams now Picfident of the United Stale-,
is the suthoii y, and that it is aliened to
1 have been pra&ifed with effect even in fpitc j
' of the virtue -nd watcUfuhicU of General i
IVaJfpvgton
Along with this document of Mr. Adams !
i we recommend as an llhiflr jn'on of the
1 Vi t .rtn I •!. Iil illi. I.. .. . .
I fetem-e to the plan of the federal govern
ment, propolcd by Sir John Dalrymplf for
j PnyiamI, Ireland. 1/net and si merit a, ard
, the piinciplct of which ave retired tinder
another form, in < pnmphlet publifheJ oy
young Ftriu o a', Nt w Yo'k
j In the fecund view -.sit rtla-es to the
Pinckney fa ily, thi) letter is of very coll
ide: able intered. I? will be remembered,
| t';at Hr Thomas P:n knry waa th? candi
; (la»e tip6n whom s1irx.it. ! r f/ trillion, i he
! 0fch intriguer, adherent. ol Bri-ai", aud the
| evil ge ins o*" America, hied fixed in 1796,
j for 1 lie Prelidential chair; the fame Mr.
i Pinckney who was appointed t 1 fucc^ed Mr
Adam.,, at the Court of St J mms’s
The otter, and fhe only EWkn< y impli
, catec! along wi h Thomas, tathe Candida:ear
j this time fetepby H .vaTot, for the
1 Prefj.’.c: v.id cn sir, and r.r. nfnj to Mr A
| dams, by th? feme party, General Ch.i Us
Cetefwen th Pinskxcy.
A ent^man who hs# fttrnilhcd th? Edi
'or with a copy of this tetter, relates that
during lire laft feffion of Cong re fa, in this
city, mr. Thomas Ptruinty having feen a co
py of the letter, mentioned it to tnr, Adams,
who, it U fad, effaced mr T Pinckney,
that he did not allude to !»:m, hut to C.
Pinckney, the .Senator ! A Carolina rrem
■ her of Cor.guf^, end a very furious federal.
J id, who wa3 prefrnt, on this occifiun, fet'd
it was as raffally an apology as he'had ever
| hear 1- *?i» fail, except the coorfrt;efs of the
j epithet, ir was true, for Char es Pincirey, of
i the Setiate, who ij a decided republican, ha
j r.es been out of America, never had any
} COTrcfpor,tlcrcc with the Duke of Leeds, or
j '1R> other dtifcc ; end the oth r t wo who are
| not republicans, were educated in Ei.glar.J,
and cijfs mates of the deke of L c ?
Central Pinckney, being now th-: Hamil
ton,,u» and Pickeronian candidate, opnofcd
1 m mr « ,r..i_I
- - — • .n,o, V* a.I f « ■
may not be arnila to give a trait ot’uijobfc
quioufnefi to tin- grand leader.
In mi! it,-try aHaira there is a certain point
of honor, whi.h is Undoubtedly netcffary to
the Support of military dilli'.iftku); In-he
flrunolei for promotion on the ci!ebtifhn e-it
of l';e rittjiam.oig genera! /C-jyx would
r.o; fjbrr.i: to ftrvc under Hi nil on, who had
been only a heaUnant when he w«a a nujor
gcuer&l General Pinch .ey, however, who
v/a i fo fail idiot!" ut and whole arillo
cratual hauoLtincfs give fo much difguft,
was no*, fo juiltrc as Knox ; he was by n>a
j ny years |he fetiiorof Hamihon, Lot hecon
defi endi.d to accept a fubor inate unk ;and
actually Icrved ss junior fu Hamilton.
From »his view of O-rcral fitichn/j, ue
mtiffii evitably draw th.-fe coniiufioes' Ha
j milton was oppofed to the pacific million
j V'f-V 6d by mr Adams ; he was the princi
pal author and fupportcr of a.l the luinons
J meafurcs which have er'creafed n-ir pJ/Tie
j at!,/, and our f.iXf, ; Gemr.,1 Pin Ineyia fet
HP for Prrfdent by Mammon, a id it j-, n,
m tre titan fair to inter that he la’.e put few
meafii.es for which ;he public have ap Jautl
cd mr. Adams, would 1 e oppofed by ben.
i inckuey, and that i,i fjft Hamilton would
rale ns • ffcftu.rly and fatally as if lie bimfelf
were V refident,
rbC third point of mr. Adams** letter vre i
mud poll pone t»r* tomorrow, in older to ■
admit o;he« fu jedia,
AN Gl.O• FE DERAL CO \ NECTlONS 1
OF CHURCH <3 S TATE,
The connexion between cglrjafikA, arif. ’
la.raficx, and Hr<o/l influence, p» to-y aft
ai;I co-operate, a garni? the r<fpob1iri« *«.
•err,merit, and »>.e rvpo'diev s of the United
plates, ij every day »nor- CWifpicuout, On
the nuked fu iace of the nfTettfeft it woo d
appear fKtravig.nf to lay that there is a Co* j
operation ’-etwee* forte of the ffi/'npA Her.
4.y of RiiU vjpA/«, wud of AhrjfgnPi tl,c
0\l 73sits cf JVlrta . p ‘lire af..l the
government of J/.tfijax ! b it fat ut >\«te *
few itfii,
Anepifco; a! clergyman in t!::jn:ty who has
injure 1 n t only his church t> u h»« fs nily,
by his intimacy and connexion . «!i Tsscu*
r i ns, has we underhand, rc comment his
esrecy or f.u'pil paiillct, a rdpcdful concent
ur bts family, baj induced ns to fop^ efs
| many particulars concerning this ecclt/ioJU j{
pjpu drummer, the indecorum of bis con
jdud o.i Sunday laii. fhew« that he hu: re.
11Y Httlc profited by h e rueful experience, this
j loot it given hi to, with a uope that he will
j cor.ftuc himfclf to :br fervke 4f GW—if j,..
jperlevcres m a contrary courte, we Jhsil ,'.ot
j conliuer any delicacy due' toweols him
j w,’,° L*» na,,c BIrnfeir. This man onoof
;ic(- reading cf tbe declaration or i .
prudence on the a^tb of July bit, by a foW
c».y of feueral young mc.i—and on Stii'i.'.y
lad in his frrmou, levers! time* t/tnoficu . i
hearer, to op. ofc Mr, J.lfailun
This connexion betiveun Pvrt*; • -a„d the
\ par fan, ?nd oppotiiiMii to ;i.r Drt . .tic- Vj
j Independence, a. J Mr. frf.e Ion, ;r . cr
j feet!)* confi.lt nt ~ with |lfJ politics j t
I the cotoo lot a mom.- i:t
i'oscupunt .5 now a: {/ova Sc 7 ■ tv ■ * »
j *,a!' **<«'"• •Vn, :t if received b> Governor A"'
: ’arorlk 1 a'» ’ “ »'# “»dc flood be is t0 peU,u,"
paper there, for the i '.mintjUm of tuch
die refugee's call • e rebel rV*u-#r« / Hie {„.
babi-uauol i {..litas aic i.iuc-tenths eld c.
Infers.
' (J ».•: nor 1' rrfnonb's rrhr.I » «.1rirJ ar]>|(..
rents it mult b<. remembered are now become
j very powerful and influential men at Pom
nt iub, «cw—liampiltirc, notwiiinlandinir
J their former /or -jnt b
; , *Vr. Jamcs b’Ht-ArP who has been f-rt'„
i • c,c‘l * fnta,or •/*»* United Plates from
j ,,!<l * alc’ w,:a ' v|o!c'-t and inveterate in, it
! .fc l. ely married a nice c.f the Brit iff, K,j_
j vernor eulwnrtJ, Ate prrfent peiroe of Por
cup,nr, out PhiUaciDl.ia parf„n’s friend a,,/
bltru,y «*«!• . Mrs Steffi4 father ami hro.
j .c C" 'icrvicc BOG Dr-y :
Mr Jurcb Sieajf, brother of Jamc,, Jar
;?'lo an o4< /-;•>, aiui has not changed hi* o
pinions ot us as rebels though lie did nor re
(fufc ti.c place of navy agent, given him bv
i * icjia nt ..nants !
Mr John Pie,a another cut /rryt and'i
ntf.Ua> of governor Went**.,th of Halifax
i 'v 1-1 appoint* d iO the p'ace ot OJrer, u
Now Hampshire, in he room oi'Mr, J<jh:
, ('a’'eJ"*r J 'Mi I* tr gentleman i. ttcldwbt*
| ■ -d was ddmillld in 179$, for refuting ir
! Iign a bombatiical srfdrets approving of th
I P' ofligate inea nna of that da;. ( tSec Prcj
Ipett btjoir us page 31 )
s Captain Mansn the prefent collet or <v
the coilomsae Ponfmoutb New-Hampshire
j s ad* mar tied to a niece of governor /Pent
( tvvrtb,
j Ltl. no v v-hat efTeds the connexiot
1 ot firtti/h and cId lory interetU have produ>
ced in any fh jpe.
| ^ han< had b en eftabhfhed forne tint
i :nce at Porifaaouth, in order to gin- tvirg*
to ttic mercantile enterprise of the peopl"1
\ theic ; the c.iabHthmcnt produced the moP
faintary effects, on the trade as well an on rh
! population and piofpeiity of {Wfraouth
1 1C. 1 (ins was done by republicans t and 'Yok
Lang Jon, v. ho had fought in tiie «r:r# of th
j revolution ag in ft England was confide** i
i ai l!lt* principal, in this lih<*»sl and importent
eltabiSthrr.cni. During the reign of dcluftor
fiom which the people of Ncw-K-rnpfhiia
-re bu; juft awaking, every effort,and the u~
lual prclli^acy of the angfo icderal faciio
were cmj»! >yed to undermine the charsdh
and interest of ti e republican bcncfatloro <£
1 arti uionih, and they at length fiircceded i
ibclegrlia-.Ure, by putting in Mr. ShtoJabov?
mentioned, in the room of Mr Laagdon*
But thin w„s only a fmall ftep. |L was or
ct ffaiy to tcir.ore an tiiablifluncnt which m ■.
ri r,i lo much popularity an the Union Bji,\
of i’orilmou h ; and, they canted a law to K
p.ified which detiroya it. The <17-/9Jedcra -
ijii cai.ulated upon this mesfuic, the <u >
not only of ifle iJui*, but the foUsnen oi.
reputation ol the t< nndeti. They conclu
ded that they had like other br.nkers, trade I
hjfnd their (of'ititl. and would not be aide in
| a limited time to redeem their paper ; to the
! utt«r attonifhmcnt, the director, had nut d
ly caih to cover »|i demands but a large fu
plus dividend ! l’hc fxjictn however, is he: -
cliariy fern.
Let in* turn onr attention again fonthwarvi.
D*;*ore the revolution, and during in. pro
grels, the people were deeply wounded I c
j the pondutt of the epifeopa! clrrp.y. iV
alters were defence1, their '( ,ttcrr
and lh<; (< r»ple- and nrooum^at* rrlj \< -o '■
I cay. A lvcrr-y UT.d the liretfefrrtf the re-.
! publican 1 Buie taught them prudence fVf
while. Bi t the flo'toy, the eunairg
the ambition of the Br'iiflr epi^opacs* fn
uil|i!-'jrd nfclf by the hift>Jeoo- of efnini';
and the ir.I.fd ?..a| . ( their eld tdhere-t
i ocy I >f»»» t*»ok h ihnie in onr politic
1 h» y imtempted r(» d.Aate over nnr iiier
ture. I he influence of IVitrain in o:ir jmv
ment wji encouraging, and they afreadf fr
l!x flarter.-ng ilhdon of an eftnbliffied chur,
about to fnbvert rhe coaftitmibn. P.ofl
gate men fuch a.« Pirrrptne and Prana ope
ly7 advocate ! a Motional Church ; 1/nrptr, :l
OWu'h-piect and rhe Marplotol the faftio
the intima'e friend o! J.i/inn, declared rxj’.
»i ly to a Virginian gentleman, that until
olifbed Church tve mull have.
in Maryland the Epifcojml Clergy w!
arc thru Jtmrtht of them Eng!id*men, wn
preparing the wjy tc.r the confummn ion«
the event there, and nearly t»ij of the’/i ho:
their esfn mfiions trorn t(«c Epifcotiaev <
England. 1 /
The Kecretojy of the Getterd Gthwcv
of the F.pifeopnJ C»'Urch, r-.«a .it a piod t
oun tuiunke, the t«innute arid aam-r. t of :|