The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg [Va.], 1780-06-28 00:00:00, page 1

'LUNE-asiqlo. ' " THE NUMBER 69.
VIRGlNIA GAZETTE.
RICHMQND: PRlNTED BY DlXO-N &? NlCOLssSON.
. An. Persom may be suppliq with thin Pnu, and have Abvnflunujsib inserted, on as reasonable Tsium as the Them will admit.
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bride: es :zfiruwb'n w by Rib Drvmsznk,
L' 'q; Lindum Gnhumrdsflu )ssorviucc qf West
Iorida, Caplcil ch/gium-t, and Comandaat es
bio Bmann-ck Mnjtstj': true!: in sin! Chal'lotlt y'
Mobile. and ag-ecd to by battaile;: Don Ber
.lzrdo de deez, ' [" ['a/inner oftz: Ram] and
Fiw orda- qf bark! lb: (bird, Bflsigadier
ba Majqb": Was, Ir/pector, ["in-lax: and
Crown" General o 'tbutLv-wilu qs Lonisima, and
Gum in 5 ' of 'Witp'm, Ut. Uc.
silAT there ulnrtr , com
posing the.!garrisxpsiall be
MT. [. * Wound to go to Pensacoh by
way of the river Peridoo, ctpith'
\ ' their mm, andcamidgeboxu
hill of mankind; md lnrscofl to conduct theyr
hung" or, without being searche-l, to be transported
by see to the same place al quick ac poifiblc, and al
lowed six day: provisiom. '
- (Refused)
- Art. 11. The irQ article having been refused,
it it demanded did: the troops nay march out of the
fen, wilh dmnu beating, and eighteen round: of
immunition in their canridge bond; and being at a
cemun dishmce from the covered way, they shalldelives
up choir arms; buc the Commandam and the other
osieenw key their fremd, zvd neieher their bag.
ps- nonlutofme soldwu dullbestlrflml. *
(Gumed)
An'r. Ill. The mpssrinerc, mechanickl, and in
hbiunnofwhnevet debominnion, shall have liberty
to retire to !he phcu of their refidcncc. under the same
usiondifions :- were grznud to the inhabiwm of the
' Inches. & .
si- M'rsiln. The kennen evil! be confined u the
troeps; end the inhehimttn, who me in the son, and
hue uken arms in ite defence, mal become ptisonen
of 'ls- And in eafi ?ensacoln shouldsibe nttackcted,
the inhehiunn hue mnfl submit to the same fixes
That in to say, if they teke trm'e,_ end become pri
hnm of war, those that ere here shall continue ae
belt isnot. t lenunthn moment, enjoy their
liberty. Bnt if enseeoh should not benched, thin
libeny hell he granted them in eight month: ; but yet
undermeathnotwbeerarmtdnfin them, endthe
tion. end enflanu usual on suc occasions.
Butdthe inhahihnu who lnve not born arml, [hall
en'oy esnmndunupeuwm med b theee i
t_ ition to hose of Baw- Rongesihld the atehez?
-' Aye. IV. Tbefiek and wounded, who may not
be in : ,eomlition w hq tunfpomd, [hell be attended
by all Physiei-e and Sergeom, and tell be furnished
grain, with lodginge, provifione and other news
iee, on the same ulnn e'- the other troops end
inhabimm.
Art. [V. The sick and wounded flee]! hlve the
fame eate wken of them at the troope of hn Catholick
Majesty; and shall be attended by their own Surgeom;
hie Britennick Mliesty paying the expense, agreeable
to the Commifl'ery'a account" and when cured they
shall mmin pril'onert of war :- othen, and he sent to
join their respective corpt.
An'r. V. The inhabitanto who mly hnve lodged
day of their effects in the fort shall dispose of them as
they may think pro r.
Atsi'r. V. All e e-Ets found in the fortshell belong
to his Catholick Majesty. .
An'r. Vl. The inhabitante who have ashsied in
the defence of tun fort, shall be treated :: virtuous
pamou. .
Answered in the third article.
b
An'r. VH. Whatevcreflectc may have beennken;
from the inhlbitants by his Mufl Cnthohck Machy's
troops, during the si '8': shall be restoressj or paid so!
on roper proofs and vouchen, being r'oduced.
lT. VX'. All gztvle which have etn kil'ed for
the use of the: tronps'ofhit Catholic}: Majesty, shall
"be paid for, upon sisimshm proof, to those ofthc in
vllabitantn who hue not born arme, and who have not
been found in : sinmior. to be considered it enemiu.
si An'r. Vlll. ls them on found in the son anyss
emn. of whatever lution they may be, they shall ?
bo'treeted do the other tmops. ]
'— Au'. Vll]. [( then are any desertm vhlwrer, ;
they shall be trenedzs the ofher prisonen. ;
'Aisi'r. [X. The'priscmsiro shall he furnished daily 1
with their -ati*nl qntil exchanged. (
si Al'r. IX. The cuttomasy ration of provifione \
shafl he furnished to the prfflmero, at the uprose of
his Britwniek Majffly, ogreeahle to the Commissary'o ss
accomm. . — : s
Alt'r. X. The soldien shall not be permitted to}
abandon their corpe or companiel, or no enter into !
anv other service. ;
Au'. X. The soldim will betreltedin such fl
manner that it wi'lvntver be susi-eaed that there it any ss
design to oblige (":-71 to quit their own service, to enter ss
into lh : of another nation] but they lhdl remain!
their own masters, to enter into tho'fervice of Spain, '
if they be!] desire it of theirown free will.
Ayr. XI. The sort flull be delivered to hi:
Catholiclc Majefly'o troope, u-morrow morning at
no o'clock.
The besieged shall faithfully delim all the ammur
nition, arms, artillety, powder, visionl,and other
mea- remaining): the time o pipifblatioo, to the
Commilsaries who dal} bo'hoc'inoted for this purpose}
without deltruction or embenlemedt.
BERNARDO on GALVEZ.
By qf Monne', qu; :7So.ct
FUW 46) mits J Cure!!
CH LES. TBOMSON. Sce'q.
B R E s -T, mctictn.
RE worke at this port m continued with great
T activity. .'Meny workmen are arrived her
from other m, to despztch the repeirin end fittin
out of the ips destined for Ameria. Several bm :
ennnon, 41 pounden, have been taken from the bet
teriee ot this port, and pllced on heard the Royal
Lonit, of me gone. on bond of which the Court!
Duchaflult will hoifl hie llg. The Can A ssrant of
74 gone, belnn ing to the sqnadxcnordesir ss nt de
Gu-chen, and orced into ' by Mrs- es yelther,
will sail with the uhove divi ton defflned for Min
HAGUE, Manbsiz9. The deputiee of ltatu of
the province of Hulland, have deliver tmto-the
Assembly of the State! General, their opinion eon- ?
ceming the requisition of the Court of Great Britain, :
of the llipnlated succoun; which it in subRance alss
follows: " That having considered the two memo- :
rizls presented by Sir ]oseph Yoske, Anbaffzdouq
extraordinary of the King of Greu Britain, in which 4
he claim: the succour: Ripulated by truly, their Noble ss
and High Mightinefscs have found thzt the guarantce ss
and the succour: stsiipulzted and promised by all the]
treaties of pllinnce now exiffing between this r ublick \
and the crown of Great Britain, are only con ned in !
the man explicit manner to the limit: of Europe, as it \
it evidently end clearly expressed l'n tlu second article '
of the treaty of 1678, in the following wmdc. ]
si
" The whole, however, within the epunt of
only ;" which has been confirmed, and finally: ' '
by the separate uticie of the treaty ofthe 81]: of Jamiess
ary, 1717. That it is inconteflible that the present '
um began in Americz, and that in union and
communication to Euro , cannotbecenfiaeqylother
wisethan :ln icccssaryev ttothose rimitivetronbluz
and that it thm cannot be said, t at the case of the
alliance ( Casu: jzderix) it in my respect npplieablc
to the prueut war. That from these'mdivm i il
sursi-her their opinion, that their High Mighfin
ssnsiiay excuse themselves from gnntip the succour:
refzuired by the said Ambafl'adour in '-_m memo
m e."
\ March 30. - We lad that the' State: Generll
by their agent, Mr. Vanden Burgh Van 5
Hock, given the following pmvision'al answer to .
? English Ambafl'ctdcur'e memorial: " That their " '
ss'M; htinesi'es are we desirous to coinctde with .
1 .sii ws oshis Britanmck Majesty, by giving : til,"
*:lns-rer to the memorial delivered by hie Amba dom,
' but that their High Mighn'm-flZ—e foresee, (bit fron du
i nzture of the government of the republick, it ilssill- -
)poffibic to return an unswe- in thnc weeks fl-e, ll'
ithe' meinoncti must beddibcnted uponbythc dm '
! provimcs, md their resolution waited fet.
3 hen- liigh Mightiuesnm Ifiud bin Mqlly _
not wish rigorously to keep " the before nentiw _ "
time, that their High Mightincssd might be abilsi I.
conclude upon and answer in . manner can
to the conflitution of therepubliek, inwhieh Mild
no right to makessany alternion. 'and _ Mh,
accelente the deliberation. upon that- Mp '
poflibh." it is further seid, due shlflm
tussadour having ma um ans- ss ct m
from aceeptingit, memtmtos __ss__ Hands.
orders, but seid he did not doubt H_ -di !"
senmiom which Connt Weldmfn-pdflden am:
'to his Court would intirely fulfil thedmnoltdsfidk
High Mightinessn. It :; also (kid, th! Sir M.
-\'orke. communicated this hie answer to the pun
Genml on the ztth of thin month in I conference.
,LUNDON, Apri! 4,
ss 01.an iuepnsminuoaeziffiiuu
H um Asiwd-y-Wmuupukumu
Funch Amblfl'adout pnsenud I inordi- D'fl
Sutu- Gcncnl, insiRing, -in the mob
uunner, umanimoedmededuation ctm "
England. The lade shirt" with Conne Pyknd i.
,n-ezced in terms of seven reprehenfion by the Inch)
ssao isit wn cometeddumthe W um
,Dutcb, on y with : vicw of keepin- up I m
moutnlity. Any shoutim wngunfor
jto return to answer, which,, ifnot ' n
\ France, she would, without ny sond- los! '
proceed to open hostilitin lgdutssWz
lf Holland should declare in favour of Enghnd, I
genera] vnr in Europe will inevinbly ilke in; the
\Emperouriulmdyexaspenudlglilllhe (c.. up
\ Account of some points of commcrce which !
jhne insringed, and is he take: and- nglinfi than,
; their ally, the King of Pmflia, will lppell' in (bed
savouc.
Our grand channe] fleet for the ensuing founder,
wi]! receive : ;einsorcemem from the enem , ofsevgp
sail nhhe line of their best ship, and nine. srigun
and (lo-zps, which are no des iclble umamut'
themselves, though our she: I him bank
denied. '