The Newport gazette. [volume] (Newport [R.I.]) 1777-1779, 1777-10-16

WS'pusS anu Ia usny Psip Wy s"P>J"-
Giced AUDIENCES. So i.nn .diaely orPoLto
70 trusa 10 oar aG: ton, that have paid
rsce for icalps, that oae OF tie hri reguia"
ions sftat.ih.d by ne at the great Council
j. May, and repeated, ssd snto.ced, AID IN.
variab!y adhered 20 fncs, was, tha the In
ti.n' ihould receive cNmPsna ion from rri-
bner,. bess al. il would p svent c:uel:y, d
that no. only iuch cimpeniasion ihonli bs
vihheld, but ,iet account demanded fer
iealp'. Th:ie pledges of ccrq aet, 70. iach
you wsll kaow they will ever easen than,
wee folsnnly and psnm,eiiy prohibited to
be t,k:n from the ~ou,d:d, aad even the
dyias, and sae Fsrf rs OF aged zen, wom'a,
tniartn, snd pti one.S ~esc oaoa .ced
iaered essn in iGlal:.
7" In re- T. Miis Nj Rel, her f4ilwah;-
Cd Hot,as s.i: dilplay you have b'srsd
to siye il. 10 sake il =. fneersly abh Trd
and lamsstsd BY m ss il csa be by the ten
d:fsit OF ss' iri-nas. The fs6 WIS no PEE
medltatd barbAIiiy. On the contrary, two
ehefs, VINO had brought her { # 70 HI pur.
roie OF f'curiiy, act o. violence. to h Z per.
ION, dIputsd which Ihou!d Is qua d
sni in fl ofi.vYse p. fioa in the one from
whcle hanos fl, wa, fastehed, tn: unhappy
~omaa came he victim. Up;o tn: G,lt
iat-ll'g nee of t-s event, otlg ged the In.
di n :, de- yer ,hs mu d:rer into ry hands;
ard h ugh to have puniihed him b, cur
VS. or principe o j.iiiee, would have
tsen peIhi3, unp!ec oea.ed, he sc trrly
ihcud have lr!trd al gno-.iricls dea h,
hid not Usea conviac:d by oi oumaances
and osieTvaioa hey nj the lioli.y OF
doub;, thar a ri'a'n n under The tim, hicn
| eicri5eo, and they ascerted, W.. d te
uoie effac.eious thaa an sx.eui5 to pc.
want Gm.a- mil .hef,.
" Tne above isaance sx:efud. y-u. in.
hihgenee rsi2e6tin; ue.ti., Of .ns Ia 3ian,
j, iaie.
You ieem to .hres,en me wi h E-r,pe.
m Prb'i:ations, hich aft & me a, Ii as
any ether threats you eouli make tut ia
rsga t' American pub icati ,as. h:.hn
ysur charge a. ainf ne, which seq1i, you
Of believing, w., pern d /ysm eaz .,.s or
for a gaz:tte, def e, and den aad Of YOU
as man OF honor, iha: fhsuld i, appear in
pint a, all, :hs anfssr may follow il.
/ an, fir, your mcR humble f.rvaat,
]. B u RGOY NE, L. G.
Maj General Gales.
Head Qaarsers Of the Army Of the United
States, Sc. tenber s, i777.
SIR,
"YOUR Excel ency m ~ be f,si:fi ID that
vii find IA officer to S illwa,er 10 NOR
rIw, the time you uenion, to receive the
furgeon, fervsnts, ssd fach cerfort. a, you,
txesll ny hal 'hisk proper to end to tn:
PHfone's in my h.Ids. an, Fl you moa
hu"b'e 'er'ans, II. GATE,, M. G.
Lieut.. G;n. B"go,ne.
o S T o N, Oaobe-
Extract Of q letter, dasd .PkilaieIphis,
September a..
have JUN time tc advI C, that we kav,
had no impor.an. aa on of th armies finse
my lsR. BJth armies wers ysaerday mach.
ing up Schuylkill, abossz3 miles above tn,
city; Wilmington on the saa & !e ard 1--we
en- the "ef, deGsned ',is hppcf {. by Iome
for Read az, where We have large Rors,.
Aa action is expected d,sly. We have We.
~ fcqueat alirm,, ard advice, th,t tae
enemy are marching to the CITY, but. are f,lfe.
A is~ Of the enemy. HsGan, End i. h,
horfe. ger 400. eroi.d Sc 'uylk II, near
c ]. Balps, ab,u; I8 miles from tbs ei,y,
snd gave US q ,erri'l: tight, and eifperf d q
few militia, a,who b-ough' d ,~n a:coun:s they
W re In full march tor the city; but al is