The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg [Va.], 1779-03-05 00:00:00, page 3

there, who Ippsied to M. de SartEne, Miniflu of the mnrinedepertment;
Snninc immediat :!y deliveu-d the pzspen, and said, " ]: alway; gave
him pleasuu. amidll the cnlamities o int, to zllzviate the difirrflsics ot'
indiviouzls." A noble enmple so: the imitation of all natioml"
_' Dee. 9. General Laudohn is retired from the Emperour's service, out
of disgutt At the t'evciitiee puctised in Szxuvy, by isictying that country
(under contribution. His lpojogy for tsiesigning was Very noble: " ]
never committed severities ofthis nature, run when : Piivatc commander
of clean." W'hu would this human: Geiicizii say, it he was ordered to
cury into execution the menstm-sof the bi'italh Miuiury ::gsizintt America?
A mofl lhosiking fire he: happened in the playhouse at hiadrid, while
the house was full of pi-oplr. and near two hundred perilhcd in the flmeb,
mmnv tis whom were as the first dillinction.
On 'shundzy lati the ]ew Piieltot the lhmbrough symgogue in Fen
church-ttreet, wis divoiccd from hit prieltet'b. The ceremony observed
on thin oeufinn 'a: very i'alemn; their were soun' jew Rabhint; tho at
tended each party. After the parties had lhtctl their comphintu and ob
, jeflmm to ezch other, thxy asked the priestes: if she wu Willing to Pin
wish her hushind, she replieii, " ye:;" the prietl tlzrn spit in her sun., to
sh—w his contempt for her; he. in return, did the same; the priest threw
the hill of diroreement at the ;:riestt—ss; she with open arms, and hand:
exponded, received it withsoch :vidity :" convinced the whole affembiy,
vnth what : t'ztisfaaion she went willing to separate from her huflnnd.
Thn done, they :glin spitin ezch cthet't sue, am] exglaimeil, " cursed
be they who ever with to him; as together again."
Tin- dnminiom of England before this unfortunate war, were fliled
the Biitilh Bmpire; ho- applicable this title is to the present flute of
aff-m, it is paulul to enquire: A velt and flourithing continent with
three mll'vom os subjects is not fmm Briniti; her canst uence in the
(neign cahinen stink; her Tutty tude zanihiimed; her non ern flsheries
ndongrred, and her Well lndin iflznds invnded. shit let} callmity wan
sweseen and might have here: prevented, is our Minilten, :: usual," had
notspntthe time in odle deliberation, that should have been emp!oyed in
w end decided manne; for it eiezrly appears, that thou h the
nine! ten lcqulintd uith the Ilz—Rile enemy" proieaed by sauce
quid! o-r ilmds, so eld, :: the rain of ]uly last. yet the expect": to
New Yolk, for the e-b-ukwtion of the five iegimenu, which we heir,
sailed forth: We! lndu that of Ufiober, was not dispended from
Bugloud until the z9th of A-ctgul.
An the thn-fing icgu-elt: in England, end four from lrelznd, are to
beset! early nal spi'ng to Am-siria, beside: the guard" so that the
Mdese-ce of uie country is wh-left to the militia.
. 77.
T R F. N T 0 N, Fununnv 17.
17 : Gemleuu who left Nei- Yotk on Saturday lal, we lem- the
the my there ere my hvsy in preparing t'm- another emhrkation,
but Septum es Mdfli-uion RnllLlI I prosound secret.
Yellllhy : Gum un: to town. who tnformt that the enemy
'n ulbfling : under of been et Billop'l 'nt, on Smen maid,
Mh oeeMIhe ilid'ain the ricinity Woodbridge end Iruns—
- Hlbh lembk, which '- 'n . wilt siutlnte nny dehgn the enemy
day he nsizml those Fits of " hte.
PfllLADELPHIA,Fcb-uflry 12.
lllSdsi:y : Gelllcdll of on]: me! summe gave another one thousand
(inns, upon condition that he should give him five thousand
c-undnenul none, it::- nomhs hsience. dame private intelligence
. Cunninshzn, - arrived ye erday, in a short age from
w, is sad to beebeoemion of. this waget. le hpzsssafl that
He! Chin; he ne; blind ws so much :- was re . By the
mount: he un n. Mandique, expecting to be scu- nrccd by I com
binedlefl sm- l-sinnee un Spin, confiding of ten ships of the line, and
music]- of an inferiour me. Admim] Byuon wn :! 81, Lucia, but
H ne l' hx F'F' e.) cruel: the Gums.
Lnl Saw dy hang the ann'wm'ary of forming (he alliance belw-en
France led the Uui edSum, che non. the Cnngress sue : puss-hck
enuuhucn in his Excellency che Mimflcr Pluflpollnfiary of hid Most
Chns-I "lith
l'he ekerlulch which uiG-d in the c- zmpznv upon the happy occzsion
dead: bemg nd'e-bled, un m.: so he excceried ; and : Ihuuslnd bnl
lum dluding to the nlliance wene Ulkl'td. shere can be no doubt
htlbat every [me Amauenn and tbcsy um.- Frenchmzn will contribute
hit dun to Fever" thn eonmtton ahxrh is formed with the llliznce,
and which is to it cels-ry lo the hwppincss find aggrandizcmem of both
union. Their nueml inund- duus: mch ; conduct in the lh-ongel!
ll-l no! lf-Dionnemo. The pnnupl 1 of th thznce m sounded
" i- tne 'o-icy and equal junieez lnd it i- lnsichly prolmble that mnnkind
ss'ill hue (use lo rejoice in mn umun wh-cn hu taken place between
two nations; dle one, the non [unsad in the old, and the other (be moll
Pus.] in (he ne- mld.
Congsest hue resolved that the Muquis de IA Fayene, szor General
in (he senleeos [be Uniud dil'et, have Acnc to go to France; and that
him :! snchsiime :- lnll ne molt convenient to him: Thn the
Pres-dene mite : Me: to the Mzrqun de ]: Flyetle, returning him the
!hnhsos Congnsa foe (ba dilimerefled zeal whsch led him to America,
and for the service: he had lendmd to the United State: by the enrusion
of hi- ecu-a .: and vbiiilie: on muny signzl occasiom: And that, the
Mind}: Pempolemiary of the UniLcd State: of Americz at the court of
Va'slilch. be direfled no cause an eleunt sword. with proper device; to
be Mad Fesemnd in the man of the Uniled Sutu lo the Muquie
de la quee. —— '
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WlLLIA SBURG, MAncu 5.
ma of . [fills 1"- 1 sent" J Colyflfl' laud Phihdelphil,
Ftbncr, ", 1779.
- THE thy hefue yeletdq Cougresl received intelligence of the most
important end entered: nu-ore to Americz; ] dun not disclose
' ulzn, but may go so as 1- to assure you, that it is my opinion
the
sielnt the trouble- os Amefiel ate drawing fast do I conclusion, and laud
(honly mnine: in the compluion of the wilde. of every friend to
Amiq."
Extract qf a !emr laud ran), Part Royel, it: Scuth Carolinn. se]. 9.
" Ben-g informed that : paity of men were landed trum th. wt-m si'u
shipe. who had wax tonly burnt Gsi-ne-ai Buli'eelegant menfiot. huulemersir
Beausord, General Muuifl'it with hie blue twope gave them beside, .tgd
oblxged them to retire With the utmofl pseeipiuuun on hand t..n'r Dup
ping. Their t'otce contitted of three light compound. two of the God].
and one of the 16 h regimentl, who. with 6 lation that attended then a.
txilery, made in all about ] 50 men. Sevensiot' thc enemy were founder sid
in [he field and so wounded, and 1 othen lukcn ptiloneu by to :uty osoue
light hsifftl'e. Our lose doe- not exceed 1 killed and 16 won . We !: we
5 Jesemre from the enemy, who spysiti-et at lead half theu- puty not
have been killed, ioumhd, and take:! prisomn."
Extract qfn letters"— ee jun- hlrl th Dngon, :!de Hanpton,
l [] 177 .
" I have the satitseaien w inform yon ,thet our hey it uite elen- of
the pintee, and have been so ever Glee we mue down wit.. 3: fleet, they
sometime- make their uppeerenee et : diflanee. Yelierday we conveyed
eight vesseh from Baltimore. end ebont ted Ieeguee from the elpee we fi
: brig and floop of the enemy'e. but they lyere very caution: and would
not come near ne, and it an out ofom' power to get to them, le
wet: to windnrd of on. Soon estee, ere she three large [hip- nd :
small ved'el w leeward; the weather being huy, we could not disea
whether theymfriendeorenemiee, hot am aptw believe they '_n
the letter. There hue been within these fifteen dey: put. . gteet nudbee
os arrival. from anee end the Wel ]t-diee, and at lent thin sail gon
out, all of which we have the Will! reason to believe got (: en."
Mcct Ji letters". Matinique, ]mcr) 39.
Mefiieun Byron end Buringm ere it:]! at St. Lime, and for
their impudenee by bnrying " or ]; suldien every day. He
enxioull employed infecting for place: the least unheelth , for zing
their holsiinle. is this mortality continues, their ermy wil not let: be
able to hold thin tomb of European. As to other mattere. the two :
observe end mutually confine one nother. We wait for the squdm- of
. the Conne de Gnfl'e.
" The (signe Swift, cleared for London, end carrying dispatehet with
an account of the taking of St. Lueia, hae been nken by the King'
frigne Boudeose, commanded by the Count de Grnnge. The disgltehee
which were going in the S-ift have snllen irto our hande.
" Theebove intelligence may he depended on to luthentiek."
- Buuoronn. Apparatu- me:.
We arc settled 'at this PL A CE.
Now shmme: estaZ-lz} ia'.
Estamox fixados aqui.
DUEMER & MARCKT"
T 0 8 5 8 0 !. D,
VALUABL! pllnntio. in__M:dluburg counly. on Romh river,
opposite w-kaster's feery. conu-mng about zooo me- of Ind,
vmh : good mill and fer?; the crop of whatso, corn, wheat, He. will
also be n'old, with pan o the flock of ende. sheep. and he ; nlso for
snle at the plznunon, about 60 bogshezds os tobaeco. 211 person
inclmablc lo purcluse may apply to me in Wmid count , And know
the renne. (: u ) WlLLlAM WOOD.
Nuuzuouo, Mcrtb 3, 1779.
HOSE who are indebted to she thee of the Rev. sm Dun),
dueased, m desired to make immediate paymem; and those who
have demand: lpjnfl the szid clhu, ne requcshzd lo npply to
(15) MAKY DAVls.
WlLLlAHsIUlG, Hard 5, 1179.
LL person- indcbted to the lure pannership of Dan & chr, for
gauren, book, Ne. axe requetied to piy off their lespeflivn
balnncn .. soon n possible; lnd (hole who have claiun ngflnfi the sum
are desired to I ly fur pzymem. The books m lodged with niti
Huur,'who w: ] senl: all accounn reluive to the slid pnnmrship
MARCH 3, 1779.
LL [person having claims ag-inn the chafe of Charla Huffofct
A deceased, of for} county, are desired eo brm them in properly
:mefled; lnd those who ac indebted to the same, mu expect no farther
indulgena from
(a.) ELlZABBTH HANSFORD. Exeeutrix.
HE perish of Serum: Majcr. in Kings: Qua- county. bein- "not
by the us: uion of the Rev. Mr. DunL-p, l worthy C a
of the thumb anEuctg/W. mly be seuled on a good glede, me::
with encoungemem by 13?an (;; choosing. RD .
k A
(]) HUM. GAnerr, ' ; csimk'fflm
LEONlDAS : beaunful blood bay, full
, :; lum!- and in half high. with!
nmubbte stout znd elegant form, will shmd the ensuin snson ::
elhu in Nrw Kent, and cover mire: :: us;. 6/1 the se on. lad 6 .
che single len ; che money to paid when the man in sir! M.
Pliunge wiss he furnished pen}, but ! will not be uswcrdb ss -
cl'ca .. Lnu'dzu it in very perfect otder for covering. ; y-n old)
ra :, and in: never received the smlllesi injury; it is -
sicsswill benry successful in hil endeavours to pwpfl
wu go! by Col. Lgd's Trmller (of Mind) , ,
(n': Trmdcr. hi- dam Col. sqlu'c mue Jaw] (" ,
dnm wu got by Morlm's Trmlltr. ib gmjm Col- _
by the W lution. IOHN Po