The Newport gazette. [volume] (Newport [R.I.]) 1777-1779, 1778-02-19

&c h;' seized ~ .enaliSscd, ,ai.a n,..;-co
men to vi minstor, MIR. Sullivan 20 fo,Iow.
he has Scco miius at Frankfors, under MsG.
Bull And Amarcng, and kesr,a HAD Of com.
Hunies,ion with each BY imall rsrrc., upon
NE cid plar, ksep.n2up q defsrfve par,izsn
~ar' 10 hatrAls our IeIsgs and fuel psriis,,snd
Gu, off any fuPPIie, Of pro,hon, nom the eoun-
ny, IN order to tarve 5000 Inhabitants. fome
'hou',nd' OF whith have wives, chilcres and
s'e re!iud to thofe that are aning TO oiarei,
th.n.
ExHatt Of later from. Lcndon, da,ed
December IL.
" The account OF General Bu'gcyne',
ciP'tnla'isn has bee, received, and fv, iome
days gave much unesfnsfs, but that /, now
fubhding and The M.nifv, GFportsd by
tbs naion At large. are nGog into more fri-
rid n aiuo 'haa ever yst prevailed in il.
wr, lage army i'll te en- bar ked 4, feon
as Pt iIlbie, and every msafure sdcp,ed TO
snidre forunats ard dsciii,e campaign" ."fa
Captain Payne Of The IN. is spP,io'ed
Ba:uck- m'Rer Of Philacelphis, wee Mr..
Rcb:ytien.
"A gentl eman ree'nty from Phlads! hia
informs u, ina, on the I6tn ult. General Sir
William E'ski1s. f:t ou, on an expedition
into the country with abou, 5000 msn up
the F.snkford road b. wa, ihee days ib-
kht, AID s,srred c, the City with . large
qsanhy OF foia.r, ard nany borfes and
Wagons taken hom the rstels. Our ip.or-
mant ADDS, that about the fame time, thres
guard as, viii 'hsir crew, deierted Fl, m
re rebsls At Blu lirg.on, asd came TO the
Bin IN army Great rumbers slio defert
from tre dstach hment of Mr.. Wan.ine,on's
army fationed 1t Wilmington many bring
ia their arm, FOR which they are ps,d, but
none OF them are PsrAiited TO eshf in the
new ievie'.
NEWpOR T, February 10.
Ysasrdsy arrived the CeEturioa from New
York.
Lisut: Col. sehngynsl, hs, been eosdsn-
xed at CaAel, to iufFer I'VE Years imp.ion-
nsat,fo going hsms without lesvs,sn Lisut.
Col. Boeh 10 ordered immediits,y 10 jcin his
corps.
Lar Mcndiy the TisnfI or,, hieh re to
take sn Board the Troop, under GtIeral
Bu,eoyne, failed for Bottom.
Elsvss Perfoss have h.d frcm the Pe,fscs.
tion of the Rebels to thi, Inand feco our l.R.
The Unicora has Il ken and fent in here, q
ivatesr Brig Of 8 Csni,ge Guns and soMsn
G.ed eutin New, H.mphirs. ~.
Laa Sund:y Morning departed thi, Lifein
the 6S'h Year Ct his Age, JAMES HONY-
MAN, E!q; Aucrrey At Liw.-Hs received
ibsrsl tdue:tion at c. Csnb'itge College,
which ts aI,srWs ds improved ty eIofe and
diiligen Application to his S,udss-Enly in
Life he va called to fufsin feveral Of the moR
important OAicss in this Colony, .tts Du'ie.
OF which be difehareed with Homo, snd tFi-
d'liy.-From thorough know ledge Of the
Lsws aad Conaitu,ion Of this County, he va.
led to deplore the ruinous and fatal Separation
Of the Coloaiss from the Plrent State and
beheld, wi real Concers, the Ansrehy aad
Diasen Which is fsf h, fleming upen bis delu.
dsd fellow Ssbj &c in Amsriea.-In the pri-
vass Walk Of Life. a. HSlb,nd, Pareat and
Fnend, he va, urly sxsmp ary, ,nd net the
Approach Of Death with Fortituds and Re.
Ggns,ioa becoming heChs,aettr Of sChriaiaa
YsAerday hi. Remains were in.sEed in
Trinity Church yard.