Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1806-12-31 00:00:00, page 2

i interesting—some
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, .^iwfym**^**^* v '*&•■»**<& i
happy t*&l|rftftftt « PrieRd Reff« Wme
ipphdent atfWashington, during the fat
*ra.: _
into this day's Led
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forth Carolina ©n tbe filth fat’ Uje*fcrfrf*iiig;
lt<*jpfa)ri#| t^tWErtislanSf^Ttii arfobn Neale,
•ttfidf tbejpence Montgo. -
y, was eon
scrppeof petit larceny:
was resolved
leuibly, from
amjffifrther exSra|e bNbe firtictfdus of the-office of
^Sflpj^'of ttejjedjPrki^in tbecduiity aforesaid.”
' b . j^iouhf nor eld friend Pebr Porcupine tneef with
J, i4lf.ifW*rfevJwfj»rUl addit Joiiis iteau/ofw^iat he
•/ ta*» repubficaiufoor^lity.- ‘v jjp -*•
jSbriwW^and with alltfp* deference fox the bo
ble legislature, we think that the judicial
S'"' r
onsof Mr. Neale, plight, without prejudice to
Ki
Jjke intcrfcst of the state, have been suspended ft lit
W^am0iK\ i Lift •;*
fc iTh< prow«iiigl_«f oor3Jtatc'
PHl^tpd puhjiafc iwtice. iw been the subject W
*fp§ic)i anlma<Hrmitrh., W«Mo not see any Ygir ob
l' Jha^can »«Mu^Jl'«ituast the rntphsusion of
'•* Confidence in the President, Dr of approbation hfnny
*|fei*&c»dar tnMme; 6{‘ bk administration. . Wt>'
^Ppbi^ cWiw^S^iyflrtte*! to kcb firbeeedings
4n principle, we gi**<no opinion 4ft to tlie justice df
|^appte»tl&in ft^^instwee.,
-•WfSitchprowCdiftgs are’ rather out of the lmeef
■§§M^*$k not w|*&.
^ported towcggM*c?*$y «x.trd*ippaJjrnccasionBi-^
Those proceedings were evidendy> intended to cen
>' stmt the Republican minority in' Vongress, and' ip
f Bot the moiT extraordinary measure was that
4>M wentt$ ^^approbation of'flnr conduct df
&»* President i n o#foreign relations; ,^'bese may
yfee wise, and calculated to promote thetputdielj'Qod,
|^&nd^hop^t)iey will) but of thi*, the members of
^thw^ji^inial^gistatulsijaveno knowledge at pre^
;Vpent: Approbation in 'anticipation' ir something
we have pot teen any thing* like it in any* of;
^ffpokon’g asgSmbhes.f*The Republicansused to
* charge the F&raiiga with atgect 'Sobinisi»onJ'’to:
■' men in bffice. We challenge the Republicans to:
, .iptoch»e« an instance like this in the Federalists,, whb
« never ^vBj*eir^pprphation w advaiKe, \^rhe Se
.^nate very Judiciously threw oirt this insolation^
'Whichdpiidt df^mucb * honour to the
its advocates,‘tio,r : could it have been inan^wky,
,gratefol to the Preside^ t, wfytre good .cente must;
j havediscovered its manifeSt^jsurdit^^^
f\, Tbfl:Legislature of Georgia has iinptoved ^«n
v «nrs,Vu^vs By "the,following, "copied iron the
‘"'Augusta Herald. . ‘ ' • • **• ‘
‘ll'he honourable the Legislature of this state
adjourned on Saturday evening last, having bad a
?plho<t and having done mtwti business to|
^^miMirdtoee-irth'e shortness of the session, and the
C/Me lhat was done, Vnndsli we are told,"the most
^striking evidence
_ widence of sagacity displajydtfuriiittthe?
whole sitting. Ahioag btfifr proceedings J)£toa$er|
|%orthy of cOtnmemorktionr
•«» they Jte-:
we understand, that
, . . - - jftmas'Jeffersdn'tfie
i^Presidentot the United States', luts conductedjfc#
^affairs of the Uijion, with great .'skill, wisdom ujk|
■ ■‘“‘‘"•'lient, and also ** Resolved, that lie he ret)
,™ to continue ^anjlida»J for the presidential^^
fiee for another-tero* of fodr years.1* ” If this reeolu
*tHW» U not a proof of sagacity^ aud doesnot set
Hhe affair? of the n*yop ot 'once to rights, wc do:
pot know wbd| irteas^tlab next be resorted.
.another edition of cun boats is ordered'to be'
^itoaiediatoly struck off. Some evil disposed persons
typerhkpslleofcifiWtMhUwttfaelrfgtslattirein^bibj
elution had departed from their duty, & that they
^W^feer sent,Authorised, pdf instructed, to pass'*
/gentenee oh tfiepresident!al copdprt, mocbles* to!
lueeVjpacontinuanre iff offiee;'BoU'ever, as maty*
' ip^ol&rohabtfi tyv did not’know,, w hat'
Jfdto septin the Legislature, for, of authorised -
iftXpef>8|)' ^ThWL resolution itself «s:
-r- . substance wAq
!ave^ivenvand‘itrelaUnr }N»ft,;w as liearly ver
iatjas w^capitfolfeut hjas'liVas stated to us
llhfe of thfi'Leg^Iature^andiii wts&«u«t
,, +se and proper,4^a^t passed tmadbwbfy
t:
„ two or thre^ of tfie jiiepjljera Wsge Oat ut the
** |||»#tj^ss.tl^|pa;, upiipn tbat^W. i
>nif»ty*ptoIi»ja;to ibertuwhtee an'hdnow,
.tioo, «lpe
^far-winch Pie *
aeeitdldajs for oflif e,At.
,-wWeas it would have beer.
ohonldcontiiiae!
wevcf seeips to be ap-'
thii oaiMWwmbl
^|f‘'rthefen%lUefi*d
Waitgyu*
Ican^rtlatSS^
thepa^aiptic
of hif^lekwed Whnv-crbzens ; he fought
’ uvPCto^ tbwr J — 1 ‘ - 5
iSe:^»litl*aJ msUtutaoM fiej
, a^icepied. the office *f consul for etii^f
r. he conHMtfd to become first consul ion
“iV“ —i4:1
V ,?v ,A-;S^r
-■£ fo - ■ *• v? S'"
■wpi Ml (HWJ1WW1
W power legisK^et
j^gUtery,v«Ki,<ecj[esift*tic&i;#ti»Iiet»are^4il)liean
m,tb»jSrft vatMV end the'adRWratimi ofthe dsmo
<m*e patriots of iDnr^rtiiWi in
<fctd Uiiftr* itt^jiu^smaf jnfttttrtftaai the |>enc l.
Ciupcror—be is opt so hsilifary: botthen* he is
loore philosophical, heisnot so prompt and deci
sive in his-meuf^iravbnt thenbe aMnoW*ecenoini
«alip hitplaas^ebaisf Mss consistent -in tils ’admi
nistration, bat then he is not so ambitious in bis
views—-bat step, ptrba ps weirc b^fr venturing too
$ljr, _% plotting far all Usfal circtunstaiiceS %pd si
tuations, ne do^nofcbelievs there is any great differ
ence between)' tbe emiitivn of the imperial comman
der a^dth# philosophical chiefj*.and*fe«r tsipetiti
,<*ns of requests to continue in office, wilt greatly
‘Hi" \ ' /• '* -,e 7
>■■>• ■..*■ ' ^ ■ , .> -■ ■
_i ’.Ws leans t^at official advices tatVe bsen received
1* W»Shingtd»i? of the "capture of ten of Colonel
Btjjrs boatsv and that St party bad goue.with a view
of overtakingtbejest. :Vv (wisk feiz)
■ '■ K. -■■iS&S; Jr
EMmt
letterfmb *Wathixgtoiii -of
i»0&
: <:u CaptainSbaw fetates^theSeetotary'orthe Na
*>y that1 GeneralWilkiosOn arrived Jft Orleans
Oh thff 2fth November, and had Shevrti himsuch let
ters arwlfeatf giyen him such information a*-Induced
hifT1,coasider jt h& doty to. make every prepare
‘*ion in his power to prepare for defence; as Wei!
against rtn attaclt from above ja&jrom the tea. That
behadnsUed from theShippih^eiupply of 40Q se«i
intended to arm such such -vessels tip
$9$’. Wl««* fit for cannon—that Jie meant on ,t«
arrival of the boats with the des<'ending troops to
“JO thee?, sthpf weak as w»jij* force* (insisting of
d®£ ketch.and fogr gun bbfrtsj be should be under the
necessity of dividing -.it, and.aending a part to the
meet the expected approach vessels
whi^Jr^re to appear as Americans, but are in truth
commanded fey to* offtcers ot\i Rfreign nation.
. “ General, VV, unites the^Seeretary .of War that
Col. Cushing i* descending with the troop* from
l^atchitoehesr that the.Rsdltiverwas low, and his
progress would he*lowj..that tbd agents: of Col.
Burr had declared that he would,soon appear with a
%cdof j5(^i0 Jnen, (at feas^;) that Burrfiiad pro
ceeded too .fcr. to recede ; that, his adherents had
pledged thefrjiy^ apd tortile* in aid of kiseutip*
prise—and report says, tludCpl. Burr bad baiWii
gJKnt,at( each «f the courts ojpUndon, Rafiqaibd
Madrid; that prior to the duaith of Mr. Pith the
plan was digested dud agreed on : but that the same
SonntpiuMice bad not been given to (he project by
IS*ri- %%-Bjilkinson writes that; be was placing
Orleans in-a -posture of defence; he expressed no
fears fife its safety—t understand thud 1500 militia
bad bad been .ordered some time past ,to assemble at
$»ch«$a and to take post, thereuntil fiiithetvoiders.'’
'-&?*■" • ■ • r
National IntflCgencer, Eiiraordimry
•- U / :Z-Hs4*".'**N*>£i* ’J
S). v> wAsntsc*pw, Dareipitor. 2$.
congratulate the feienc^ of liberty-,tbrougbopt
tpe union on the following important lufontipfiog.
l|ie stata r^ 0tio bflp -dipse herselfJiqdouV,. apt!!
w» demonstrated, thgt sirppublican government not
onl^ca^buni^lgcl^lna energy that hipresiati-'
^t^tak eiif VCr<' ’ Sra,U lhe flCPple
' Last evening the goal Hr state caused to
be apprehended J>eimif|P|MHpi; under the act'
pf the legislature of this ataiiftoiuued, “ An act to
prevent certain acta hostdt to the peace and. tran
quility* of the Unit*d; States, within the jurisdiction
of Ibis,state,* and he is aow uodWan arrest.
” ThbfOWrnor has forwarded to. the> post-master of.
GhiHlfHM dispatches torJhhn Si, Canq^general -dif:
Ibe flrst diVhitowftoe militia, with directions and
sp^ii^ instructi*** ,#%##>©i* this important
®****joh» is'x'fr.-siv-' >’...$■«
**» ot J»r.xasSet will cmae onto dap, tW
result of (which we cannot atthis time dcterinmel
Witnesses ate-sum mooed to attend at tbe trial, ani
it» Said that acknowledgements will be made that?
be tendered rntmeycto an individual to enlist uhderi
thebanners qtcokBurt. Many other* it is siippoi-;
^ipwjB beapjjrehended.on the same ground^ or by;,
Igrtae of Hie Piesident's proclamarionwhicbba*
Ptw cortieto bund. 4; ■> 1'
Wl^andeott^e4*the gr»verrof received last night,'
* communication Irons, the Secretary.of State at the!
United States,Jtlativetd theexpedttion now on foot;
to disturb th*pence and tranquillity* of 'the United
Stgto, and wore especially tbht of the westSrn emuw
fry, with a number of the. PifoidenVf proclamations,;
one of, which we have inserted in ibis day’s paper.
< It must git* Shfcerepkasui e tetbejffRcersPf the*
general government, aodltd all ipfe states of thetink
°®t: ti> 1$pd thwpcompt and patqftic efforts of the go
vernment ot Ohio, which have taken piaineia,order
tn detect and bring to condign, punishment, every;
pcrsqn eugagfHlin-hostile and unlawful attempts
»6aJ*Vtt 'peacf^f sfe;b»idnj a»d -for .arresting
evpry 'mifitury pripantfSoi that "may bAd&covefid
muuiv ’’(nalilo W. nViw\nnkVuiu> rU.k 1.2 JkL .1'^"
within oi# eveft pj^ng by.itp liddts-4li1>^4;-;j^4 j '
;■ A» sdul^sthr^lavv iff tbe-gerieral assembly ttts
i?d lidt^boi^s, winch .clijfbes the gonernor with.un
liinitti^4)ower8, ;tn1mal#bim^ ji«t with energy,
ojd which was :h6ttotnedfOn hflt*di>nfidential com
piunieatkm |Ude tiphejn, (bjd^jif^ichmay he
found in this paper# we lit^f ihforined h€a*ot
giff an exjnys# to Marwita, to driist^hfe Achilla and
the agents gnpfoyadin “that <ji _ , |__
od for fear it
u%bt escagj^Hud erther prep^tpns Wjijch we 1
'ferstaud wdrn tojeayeJPiitjshurgand other-points
■%, P^?hM#Vl®Jli^k\weV4ftfdold fin' -
h« rgWje on tp .Uujcfonatti, with orders
font* trailer? ontlfe bank* ’there, ,*nd call
l,arl^' thf,- foitiffih 0* ^l^|s,'hompete«'M», «■ 1^
indjlkamine evt^y boat passing down the river, apct
;^4y»htory party w, parses that wav be at
lf tff *?^*l r«ide«ws'
Happr fo| thp pub
Sndatuiw were ihsession #t this moDMHMboaw^risM t
uid wS frmg^tAlAte naf felfow^citiaeus that fjfcio
}ao>OMt at patriot** k a «ef of frpm^mtiijivcs
f «e> »erf aseenibsNf in one body, wlio, u**jnan,ard
feelingly olive to the interests of theh eoMtitawts
sod the wrJfamofthe uuion—And it isno-small ad
ditiuutoourjoy, thatQ*a gtfVeraour enjoys '
Jj.*U
, ..
I'M
|f i%;.readepuwill ,pe«^f$e,;bftli|
elsmatroq, thStt it^i thoughirthe *n„.
•foot is intended against.the dominions vp.,„,
that by the cOitfideWtial; copiihunicatioft/rnade by
tbw||6yernor oT'this sMte to th^tegisfitnft. It is
tlwMJght to fie against the.Orleans aud Louisiana
Jerri|«rie9. s Wesre infjjirraed tiiat the gentleman
whom the goverffcr alludes to in his message as
clothed by the United States with a puLlick charac
-tcr, was authorised by the presideritto obtain alj the
Information hr could in the ...western eountiy, and"
who used (viry possible meins to that eflf&t,-rifitf
also certainly discovered, fi dm a gentleman who
iras urged to engage in the enterprise, that it was
to attack and setae the ci^6t*New-Orleahs arid thit
territory, and ths* thejpeiri^iwho made th%t disco*
wery has bent "sent to to the City of Washington, to
^personally examined j>y the President: It is
thferitfhre. prifstfiBible thtit.bj' thfaf^thne, the whole
affkir has peOfrfnUy developed; he,this, however* as
it may, a littleiriore time will entirely unfold this
mysterious business, and we doubt not bat thecner
getick measures of the general government, and the
patriotism of odr fellow-citizens, will bring all the
^pfttfious schemes to naught, arid that the fftiendt#
tnril Will'recoil with ten-fold weight • on' the deluded
heads of aH traitors to their countiyCV • : : ’
On Tuesday the 2d inst.' the governor of tins state
' . Went the following Confidential communication to
^miM^nses of tfic legislature r, * _
tr *' To, the General Assembly of the State of Ohiol j
gu A number of concurrent circumstances received
from sources oh which the greatest possible reliance
n»y be placed, warrants a belief, that some hostile
expedition is on foot inimical to the peace and in
of the U. States,, as Well as calculated to prove
ruinous to the peace and prosperity^ .the western
featt thereof;' Aa chiej' magistrate of this state, I
have thought it a' duty I Owe to my fellow citizens,
to this state,.and to the general government to lay
the information I have received before the represen
tatives of the. people, that their United 'wisdom
might-direct to some weans of prevention, as'fpr as
intheir powgr, tawards counteracting these evil de
signs.:^
lave it from a. gentleman of great respectability
ed by the United States with a publiek charac
ter, thafc* person living near Marietta on the Ohio
river, buyout of the jurisdiction of this state, lias a
vowed himself the agent ot a gentleman late high'
in office tjtr the.United States afidis empowered, and
Si acttnUy preparing a flotilla, Consisting of from
10 tp IS batteaux, 40 feet long,' on the Muskingum
J|yer. and is purchasing dp provisions tp load them
. with. and endeavouring to engage active, enterpriz
tejg young men to sail down the Ohio, who are pro
mised pay and ration, from the time of engagement,
with promises of future fortunes, &c.—that this a
gent proposed to two gentlemen of’great respecta
bility to join in a plan suggested by his principal,
«td which he had engaged in,which would procure
for them ample fortunes -r which plan was to attack
and seize the city of New-Orkans and its dependen
cies,’the money in the; bank and treasury, which
amounts to upward* of two millions of dollars, the
military stores^ and a fine park of French brass ar
tillefy, laying there, and to ereet S government in
dependent of the United States under the direction
of a foreign European power, and finally to forte or
dray the people of the Western country to secede
from the imfpn, by sundry means pointed out. It
has also been suggested that three different smaller*
moments below this, on the Ohio, are preparing to
join, will amount to' 1300 men, the force, designed
to commence operations with-^-and from which ow
ing to the disaffection of the people’ of that territory,
and the expectation thiit'the American troops will
be kept, in motion by another power—success is
strongly calculated on. It' iS also strongly suspect
ed that afoteign gen tleman, friendly to the enter
prize, has pecuniary means equal to the extent and
wadts thereof, at’ Command... <
i .On Friday last I received a communication from
a general officer in the militia, in the first division
in limning methat two boats loaded with .artillery,
mijgquets and bayonets, new, and of French manu
facture, passed down the Ohio, on board erf which
were gentlemen wbg
spoke the French language .
that for want of " *
. .,^,.1 authority'fie was not able to
gratify bis patriotick wishes in arresting them*
• Under this state of things it is submitted whe
ther the publiek energies of Ohio ought not to be
directed towards counteracting that part of the pre
oaring forces within our jurisdiction, on the Muo
itngum’river, and the securing the agent p**paring
thdtn if possible : And indeed, it is thought other
forces may descend the Ohio from above, and which
might,-be stopped, .in the Ohio while floating down
towards the point of junction. -
'*»- **... * -v-;w EDWARD
tueretwmra tfiftact wfti$h punishes by, fine and
imprisonment pay person Ssbajhe11 s#»f tm foot nr
kit concenwdin an expedition against the peace of
the Unit&t States, - aid)'authorizes the governor to
faus^-hfnttTObe arrested and brought before a judge
wfio shell, in -his discretion, <;onhne hirn.of ho|d bun
to bail in four sureties, each in a earn not exceed*
j<!,000^IWi».t}-v. <
r- --wv -»• "i f" *„»/....
\ On Thursday lost Mr. Cass introduced?®^
fkwfaig resolution, 'which was agreed to qnd pasted
both house# with one dissenting voiced-:*, f"
MuolvedunaiiimoUAfAutke Qineral AssembJu of the
Sf Olio, g^verdhr be digested fo
ttunsmit jtp the president of, the Untied States,
following address'*,., :■£ /■**.' v
HOMAS .'jEFtERSOX, Esq* President of the
United SiStts.
- t£fipe r»hep!theimblieltJhihd fhroug^phe
lon ie agitated with alarming reports, respecting
'.ex,kfiy#re arid designs of a pariy. hostile to-the
Jfere and prosperity o£omtomS%, we deem it a
- M JBcoMbint oi os^toespress to &e cjfceiSttive
of the union our ^tnrlpicQj&'-fe Uf .^S^pmseht of
SJ^qpasiS:i?45SKSr:
baadofted men, respecting the destruction of, that
“ among ihe natioga of the world, apd
whtfb is oat only security for the feture, wn'trust
they will grid **ry ie# adyocitS rtf the' state of O
err
ft
expr«| the opinions of our con
<when «hay, tinU ^srb..^^
■Life**
*$ ; e* wal dr
f *Cuni#H^w Iwch
ifeur only owenfijfei
jtifik. 'violence ^nd
;n ihveabn;s;^>eyi
&Ml*«»cotal
lithe
» of onr g(y
, . < -s. .Mi }B "Of'
idu rfidlaod entir
idefice in y«f r cou n
- , w , ^ which a?
lesiiS^ifcdii,' a sduntry
ctttiens we could desii '
natures choicest gifts,
• we sfioiidd deem.&ji
ous indeed, tohAzwd,
jjk dissentions, tbesp
incalculable advantages* _,-Mi_
fc trust that puJdt^itJ'u
dt^de
; mour has magnified the danger, but sho
f8ighS in figitatioa bea| dgst^uctiyji a^ rjeuri^piea,
5we huveno doubt but,.all fear will shortly Oe Wdis
iSjjpate^eforc th$ indignation of bor.fitizeus^Tbat
you may long live to enjoy the confidence and attach
went o? Ihe American people, is the sincere and u
MVAnt i V* n A *« i Aft* AAft' 1 - - a.9. y 0 "
ntinimbus wish of "the legislature of the ajtata of
„phio. ^
In addition to the foregoinginformatiohiesitl^cted
from the,’Scioto .Gazette from Ohio state, that tea
floats have been seised, and that Tyler and Blenner
hasserhanded/ ' 9\
‘ We have likewise received thefoHowiiig
Extract sjf a letter, from the governor, of Ohm,'to a
member of Congress, dated Dec. 14,\it mgktX
M l have this night received a: letter from
ta announcing the seizure of fllenfterbasset's flotilla
by a party of Our militia in obedie^e to my aiders.
Bleunehasset and Comfort Tyler have escaped. "
Extrect of;a letter;] dated Frmkfi&, (KcvjjDcc.
\ 6', to a gentleman thh cittf. fey,
“ On the 22d ult. a committee was appointed to inquirw
into the conduct of the hon Benjamin Sebastian j the result
or the inquiry was, that communications and conferences'
contrary to the constitution of Kentucky and of the United
States, ware had and carried on by Sebastian as the represen
tative of JVfess.Jnnis, Nicholas, and Murray, with colonel
Gtozo, the lepfescnmite of the Baron & CornndeM, the
governor-general of Louisima; in )7*J5 and I79r a*<sorijni't
oiration which had for its object the feparatiohof ihe co«k
Sry west of the Alleghany mountains was made to Mr SS?
iMstian, and by Sebastian tolnnUsnd Nicholas, butnouttj'
Murry, ami it was also prosed that S. bastiari had received
m the years lfOr and 2, 201,0 dollars as a pension from the
bpam'h government. He has resigned Ms fcffica av judge it»#
order to save the trouble iff removing h"mf from office.
The whole of the evidence containing GO'^ages is ordered
to be-printed, and a copy font to each Tcprcfcntative from
the state to the Congress of the United States. ; f>
Indictments have been prepared against Col. Burr tmd jo!m
■ oiair, hut they were not found by the Grand Jumsfhe .
contents of the indictment 1 do not know only from repeat,
•• Hich says they were for setting on foot aa expedition
Mexico, a province of Spain
Extract of a Idler dated, Ckiilicolke, December 11
. * - , - 1800'. ft
“ Our court is procrastinated to considerable length Yes
terday a certain Dennis Casset, merchant of Wflieling, was
arrested by the governor in virtue of the act recently naffedi
Thts day the court confi fling of judges Todd and Simmes
; have had the case of CalTet before them—about 12 or 13
witnefles were examined in the cause. The evidence was
not conclusive, bat highly fufpicious and fittingly circum
nantial of his being concerned in Burr’s plot—he offered to
. enlift men and give 10 dollars bounty, he infinuated that the
Prehdent was concerned in Burr’s fcheme ifeny was oh fiof
he drank col. Burr’s health, and wifhed him sucess in his re
volutionizing plan; he induced others to drink Burr’s health
and huzzad for Burr,. He had made use of a number of
threats and loose expressions—he was going to move to Or
leans, he would not fuffer his boats to be examined, he
would mouut a swivel and kill any person that molested him.
w,s this evening decided that lie was a proper subject for
the laws to operate on, and- otdered to be committed unless
he gave bad in 10,00(1 do'lars. At his request a grand jury
.was ordered, and the caufe will be decided this term.”
In the Legislature of Ohio, on the 11th instant, Mr. Gass
fJcefehted according to order,'* a bill tofufiiendtheprivilego
of the, writ of Habeas Corpus^ and for otlfcf purpofts,”
which was read the first time. ijj.
Leuers have been received in this cityfrora the state of
Ohio, which say atthe latest dates from Kentucky, the Le
gislature of tt>at state were deliberating with clofed doors.
, The report of tiie Select Committee, made on the lhth
»st. for protecting the frontier, was on WedneOay agreed
to in the houfe of reprefentatives. ® > y
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• T *y». •%» ' 1 > Baltimore, Dec. 29.
t M*- Clark, the congressional representative front
New-Orleans, left town this morning for Washing
ton. fie last evening received information from a
member of congress there, that general Wilkinson
had left his army near the Sabine, and returned tp
the City of New-Orleans; around which, he whs
throwing up fortifications and manning them with
the seamen from the shipping, &c. The cause,
apprehension of a naval attack, by what power is
nolrstated.’V «„ ;, v ' ^ - * • Fed. Gaz. ; '
ffotracfof a letter from Ne&YorJc, ‘Mattel I)ehs&
■ S^V f..; • V •' her 25, 180&' ~ *?1|
% ‘5 This morning arrived heri* ship Jenny,1 Wdrd,
4fi days from Bordeaux.—Paris dates to the 26'thoC
•October,and Bordeaux to the 30th, inclusive. Tli*
latest battle was that of Jena; after, which'the
king of Prussia asked an armistice of six weeks'^
Mfhicb was refused by the emperor.' We send you
sifime oftlie latest papers. The brig Ann-Jaue, Per
foleah, was to sail for Philadelphia 10th NoV, No
•other Philadelphia vessels mentioned. Them had
been very few arrivals from America in the month
4f Octpberi - Freighta were on t)k rise. Watt In
Jiafrodupelookingufe..,-M,<■ -
• “ Twelfth Bulletin—That tbe*Frencb had enter
ed ..Magdeburg. . ^■ \ ...
& " Thirteenth Bulletin.—Report, that th&lFreiicfc
(»0red Berlin on, the, 21st October. ' ^ v
il'^The above is amanuscriptmemorandum of those
^Wo.hdlie^M.' ■+. "•
tWehave; hot, deemed it necessary trinSerittho
de^t^Wttetell^le^p, Hamburg and
indon. contradict miwy,.of ^e'.matsinal circum
stance* statedin tbef^pdpei*.}>rif'w 4
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Thomas eghin dettroeedby ftp.
if The S'1*'* D«>l«ht, Jeflkin8, 12 pays from&L
t%t ,p»«y occasioned by, the-,«arefessna»a’of a eer
raging until the 5lh—all-the
business, part of the town wasdestroverf *
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fxsertidw tie Amwnfif Hetimtut, of tie 3s/ InH.
■■ -*;■ . • r - r/ . Lima, Sept. 23. ’
i , *«terdayanTvedenftnle*express from
■A**fl*& wblcb pla^ehe Ifftow the f3th inst.
^With thapositive intelligencefliat the rictor>ousar.
miea ofnur Cutholick Monarch had re-captured
■the place of Buenos Ayre* on the J2th of August.
r|V ipi&mSiite't&t. navy Don Suntfeigd ife?
yictnr } he badeefapedfron*.