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CARNOT, PRECEDENT,
LA GARDE, Sec. Cen.
BRUSSELS, 4 Praifial, z7d NAV.

-. 81
All the Auftrian troops which are in the envi-
rous of Segebourg dErenbeitnein, and of Nieu.
WED. after having received orders from the Arch
sukc Charles, marched luddenly fer the Upper
Rhine, in order to crois that river, and to march
them to Hnndtruck. They have only left upon
the Lower Rhine about II or $4,000 men, divided
into ieveral mall corps. Perfops think they per
eeive in theie new arrangements, an understanding
With The king of Pruhis, who according to suthens
TIC letters from Wezel, has engaged to prevent the
French from penetrating into Germany ny Tie las-
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9Th Prairial. sSth Nay.

.3RA4g' or TIE SEH-CoI<c7
E-eraee of letter from the General OF Livi.3on,
Eh,Gefny, to the members of the Executive Di-
reetory.
Head Quarters of hienccn, 10th Floreal.
g. inform YOU with pleaiure, Citizen Directors,
that fron: the fr(t Pl1Yoife, to the z5th current,
the Chouans have loft nc eatern divifion o4 the
army of the iea COAT, $500 men, and thar nearly
an equal nun,brr have been wounded.
Health and Fraternity,
DUMESNX."
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BOSTON July az,
.7cRzEA91E :NJElLICENCE.

AlicanI, May 10, '795.
The cloud which lately cbicured the negoelations
befwee: the United States and Agers, is iptirely
difipaed letter from ona Of the arlt houles in A,
licaHt, fays, &c Cur fuoequent letter will adviie
yono Of The Anal tettlsmeut between the United
States and the Regency of Algiers--al ve(sels LOT
here arc now iafe "
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yIay II.

A Brufssls sccount OF My y, fays, re i.rraf
tice on the Rhn- not then bfnken, bot ,he
mics were in motion tire advanced potts were
within two t,,u.et hot Of each other, and holti
Titles every expected. Yet the Trench aud
Auftfian off ers very iscias dining o:3ether
often, ard indnieiug H. balls aGd other areiements.
What an odd farce is this ftate of the world -
difere5t parties lh4kiHg hands in high gee to day,
and foTioaiy curtnts each Others threats tenor
row
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PHILADELPHIA, Jolly 2S.

It is highly probable that the armies Of France
will conquer all Italy--that the emperor In turn
vii, be compelled 10 iue for Peace-France then
will have Great Britain contend wth--wip
this latter power the confetti will not continue
longs having made very great acquiGtion IN TIC
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TAay &c.

bnonar ertc coutiaues bis victorious march iato
Traly troops are before Bologna, demand
ing great contributions from his Honeis
Il is fad that Beauleu IS blockadsI up in Man
tue,
There are great f=rmeutatons at HIaples--t1e
psopie CRY opt loudly far peace
The Enq'ih Parliament dissolved the goth May
In addition to be above oberve HAT on The
actb, every ding remained tranqni! at Paris and
tpendid fer: exhibited in celebration Of the
victories of Etaiys
rIo action had taken place on the Rhine The
arriitlce had bee foyma!l2 broken and an ANNA
ted address had been itsued By the Directory 10 the
Armes, exhort them initiate the glorious VIC
to.ies atehie7ed IN kelly,
TIE Executive Directory the arr,ies &C the Sam
bre and .,Icu!c, OF the Rhine aad h1oie!e, AID Ct
the North
0e5fnafr' q jar coan!rY,
Again the din Of war is re. echoed FROM the aafas
Of the Rhine No (ooner is he campaign of sialy
opened. than conquered Kings are compelled to i'm.
plore peace--than the icatersd remains of armies,
intending she overthrow of the republic, fnd no
iafety buc in t,.arnefuI Sight. OF in ihanefu con-
cealing thenel,es in impenetrable woods or petit
lential marines. Vhat nsdnels then can po!sefs
the heart Of that cruel enemy, who in the nidit of
his own diia'teEs Sad trumohs, has had the te-
meri1y to breaa the truce which he hia1lef demand
:
hopes Of an approaching peser ? Can he expect to
revenge on you the blows which your invincble
brethren have Inflicted bin in Italy, and can he
have already have forgotten the terrible proofs YOU
have given him that the fame blood aoy9s in your
veins But no leeure and far from your formi
dable arms, he calculates how many win perth,
how many tears will Cow, how many grosns will
ariie, before you can reach him.
Let your republican bsyonets, ye folders Of
France, caule tno1e monitors coaefed aeainft he
human ipecies to tremb.e upon their totterine
tbropes Let your ardent courage overthrow ali
ob1acies. Let this prolonged cofbat Of the !iber-
~ OF the people agant tyranny, oon ceaie and let
thote ambitious deipota who yer dare TO meet YOU
in the Geld, oroitrate fheeves at the fight ofyonr
victorious arms-think Of the caule that you de.
fend-think Of your country and your olory-fol-
low your own examples, and initiate your brothers
of Italy.
Governed b. the inhuman Eneliih, be receives
their gold and their contempt, for the price of bis
ah}ect inbmiilions and o. HIS bravet warriors.
(Signed)
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UNET Ed cTACEG.
HEWEuRYToRr, 3ULy IS.
- IIICIA RE TANE-AI

S.. LUCIA RE TAKEN
--1fT evening it was reported 'h.J -. lucia wss
re taken by The French. Il was .ece4'eu " an 81
rval at nortimou1h
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often, ard ndnlGlHg Ii. balls a6C other aTnienentS
[WhaE an odd farce is this ftate of the world -
diifereat parties h4king hands in high glee to day,
and fo7ouily cursins each Others threats tenor
row
May IS.
a Coorier nqs arrived ana brought the ne7Js Of
lhe taking Milan.
H,ad-g 1ay.tr5 ct lPAai'ance, aot5
Fl9,eul, Alay o o6.
Rnonsparte Commander in Chief OF the army of
Etay to tie Executive Directory,
have informed you, Citizens Directors by my
la!g, Of the Of the tau!rlsn army s'hch bad
rrpaised TIE Pc at Talence. They were entrench-
ed along by Logona, Terdcppio, and Telinp wlth
view to defend 1he entrance Of the M;!aneie.
After different marches ant snieuts, military
and d;rlomatic, TO indace belief that I intended
70 pats the river at VAlsnee, puihed by forced
march 20 Cattsl 81 Gioamer, with 5000 e7enaders
and 1000 h"rle At Il, o'clock at ngat. rhe chief
Of bstraon fartil.ery Adreolsy and adiltaut- ge-
neral trontjn, advancing with hnndred cavalry
long the bank of the 20 10 Pa{apce, took boats
l1den With rics, 'sme officers, goo fick msn, and
all the i2ofritai flores ofthc army.
AZ nine IN The morning we arrived at the 20, op-
Pohie to Fiallance; two l7uadron Of aufsars
temnted TO diIpute paisaee-~-we threw our
fsVes int the boats aud landed The other eide
after a few maker ihots, the cavalry withdrew
Yhe chief Of brigade de Lelnes as brave as intel
liaent WAS the drt to lte;> his foot on ihore he
divlona Of the army, which were diftributed at
d@1erent diitancsa hafteninq their march. the mo-
nent the movement was unmarked, and raised in
the courfe of the day.
In the time, Beau!ieu ia!orgnsd oe or
march, convinced, bnt TOO late, that he fortj6-
cations of the Tefsein and the red oubts of pavia
were uIee(s; tia, the French Republicans we're
not as weak as Francis !. Is ordered 5000 ren
and 1000 cavalry TO march TO meet US, TO oppo(e
orr landing, or attack US, hefore we had time 70
form-he failed in his calculations, 1T noon
learnt shat diviGon of the enemy was aea. us-we
lnarchej--the ehetay had 20 pieces Of cannon, and
were entrenche4 in the village of Eor.bo. The
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y Difpnninis.

FThif 10ro qr0' mfais@d he ce~.-ct asea TIE l7qy,
q tie 1| gar 'T'4s =: NO. 9. :: lie .at., enaeDe a,
t. ~j.;@sy.
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rnc of ths pa,riotifm, virtue and npriehtness of
,,z p:eiAent i, might have Obtained the u"Anl"ous
,,,A of the houie; hnt II was DOT TO be expected,
r,,ny of the members honlI 10 far loie fight OF
:, liz reflect" as condemn by one vote the whole
,,nrte of their own political conduct. II view
,.,s takrn, indeed, OF Our IGte'nai iuuation 1t
would be that eircnoiii anees exit NOT utuaIy
attendant OIL ttsre of ptotprtity; public and ptl
,ue credit thakeD, atIiiaE i'll Great degree from
the hcai operations OF the administrations
Another ten;nient in lie report he could not /,
;vree in He did regret III, Proficient retiring
from ofh:e. H hoPed he would retire and eij"y
,hr hspp.ne(s that waited h,n in retirement. He
btEeve1 il would mare cnnduce TO that happnels
that HI, thoult retire than if he ihould remain
6,e He believed she gnvrrnmtni oi the United
States founded the bro o OATS Of the people that
they w.re compegent TO heir n%n government, and
the remaining Ut no man in 0 ff-e was neceisary
III. iucceis Of that government. j be people would
1nly be in caamitous hiuation it
Essential to the exiitenee of their government he
WAS convinced that the Unied States produces
,houiand cit,aens capable O! Filing The t,G,rniial
chair ard he W nd truit 10 the dcernn,cul OF The
people for proper choice. hoq7;h the voice Of
all America ihnuld declare the Pr. Clients retiriug
as calamity. he could not join in the declaration,
becaue tie did not conceive il misior iune. He ho
ped the pre6dent would be happy in his re,irsmens,
and he hoped he would reti:c.
He reverted agaiu that part OF the report
wh,e decl .red the Administration haze been vile
at,i Gr.n in its mealufes. Ee had always ditaPpro
wa, he r, p:attd, Of the rsraiurss ui that adun
1r1tion viii reipect fortlan relations, and many
Ye.mbers Of the houe had aiic, he therefore
furprited that gan;lem.n would Now come forward
aud viii in onc brt atl hiIa, al bis former
opinions without being previo \, convinced of hav-
ING been in a error.
FL. his own part he conceived there was mare
caa!r lhan for adh.ring 10 his old opinions
~ and If he VS. mnt h ;liit. ken tr!fs IS at
nd which vortd coutitn them. H withed that
will a&ntIen,. willing comP!;men: the Pre-
lieat, they would pay lonr reipec1 the feeling
or others. =
Several members fpnke after Mr.. C lies at conf
derahe leugth. There no deeiEan. :
I'h= committee reported progress, and the loufe
ad iourned
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:, The Address cfthe Senate, in a1fwer to the Pre-
i1denI's Speech . the opening The ietsion, p.sed
that honorable body unanimouiy, 1t principslly
contains concurrence in lentnent with the Pref
dent.
communication was received by the Houfe of
Representatives OF the Unired States, on the 1A'h
infant, from the Secretary of the Treafury, wnh
plan of direct taxes.
The Papers by the lslt mails, do not afford US
li"gle paragraph Of foreign inflammation.
Extract of a letter from Richmond, dated Dec, g.
" | received your favor of the 9Th inf. and am
happy TO be able TO inform you oil ma,ter'hot on
~ inIersttng The itate at large, but The cauie
Of humanity mean an entire alteration in our Pc
nal Code lnitead of the 'fangninary iyftem which
has heretofore exfed, will he lubitiued one which
obierves thar Of PENNY lvana model, in great
degree. Nothing but what is here itated as muir
der OF the hrtt degree, Will be ]nnihable with death
Subordinate offsnees will be expated in penitenti
airy houie of hard labor and sbtinence, which will
continue in proportion the enorniy of the crime
committed p. Henry has dec lined accepting the
government. James Wood has, in conit quence
been elec'td, and accepted of hat { flee"
Ma1ifd, Cabt. Edzca,d Ch'jfiau, 10 Ml5 Harriet
RdUE2ne.
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BOS lOt4, November az.

Fran LyHan. 'S
j. Cantaia Dsg9et arrived nefe yeSrrrdaT, aEter a
,qtsa2e OF 81 days from L:tbon. B, hue we did tx
p-cl confirmation + lhe cvp ore Of pt.t OF arvs's
10 l4dron y Pnt although he lef LAbon Jays later
tlau Capt. Myrick ~ho brought tn 5dportl be
hesrd no:hing Of the kind till Ie arrived in Bolton.
He confirms he account of declaration of war by
Spain aganh England, and of the failing Of large
Spsnitt R.al up the Mediterranean.
That trs Ffefc!. do TO be conGdered as
bottle whic treating Tie Drilh do, is in cou-
fufmtty to the ieneiments ot Mr. Anes and Others
who decla ed, that though the Briuh we're captu-
Eing our vsisess, inpre,lng cur icamen, &c. yet
they were sc an'icsbiy dilPoted. The Ffench CON
Gder thar this treatment is thought to be ho!-
1i!s by US, and therefore declare ,hemleves very
friendly wi lie acting in conformity TO the Brtth.
For this authentic document they lay their fin
ger on Mr.. A'nes's speech,
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COMMUNiC ATOM.

I! any additional proof of the hoitlity Of our 20
"ernnent 10 Inc French nation was waning, it
wonli be found in the Pr;faeaft A'ee:5 Though
'nte 'hc lait meeting of t""ert's, sud the foemn
ratification OF the treaty. hIly vessels have been ia
sen from us by the Brtiih, where Que has been ia
Ken by the French i; though our feamen have been
eh4aSed' e'tered, and exToed TO contagious dilor-
dFfs and the iword though even The matters OF
hips have been gnominiou1y whipped by B,itilh
officers, not one word Of this is mentioned in the
Prellden''s addrcls. Al! memory :" of what is due
70 The character of our gaveru,1ent and Britain"
all "FJ rslpet7" irrms to be left where Brtsn is
IN e''on thus we are content 20 rely Joh,r " on
the lp!,ioe and magnann'ity of the Blinh mo-
march ! from them eeen common n(tce is 10 be
pureha'ed BY Unworthy humiliation, aud the (acri
nee o. ouf deare. ln'trrit. 1t is with their eo7qa
T"r5 ooy. ~i'A The French reople, that we DIRE 20
talk OF our ;."ni', What alas / viii our dezuy
asE''l, wien PIX ia he tca'e ae..nlt heir 5apa<,
The true digoi;J Of &c: would have uten 10
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PHILADELPHIA, d. ctmber rs,
Extract OF iet,rr from Respectable "'ercantl
houie in Liverpool, dated Ou. "a.


Extract OF iet,rr from Respectable ,"ercantlle
houie in Liverpool, ds'ed Oel, 2n.
1t does nor appear US pr obsbe that neRo-
citation which is entered upon will terminate in
peace"
The foregoing extract is from letter brought by
the brig Rtheeea, Capt. FhomPion, yeftetday
rived from Liverpool,
Li.erpoo! papers to the a5th October we learn
are in town-lhey make no mention of amy hopes
ofpeace.
Ysftrrday's 4oushern Mail brought account Of
dreadful conf grafton in fhe,owa of Savannah,
the capitol OF G-orgis. The 6fe broKe out be.
tween fix and feven o'clock in the evening, and
burnt till one O'Clock in The morning, when it ceai.
e., raging for want of cophui,ible materials in The
direction Of the Wind; 12o houiss were burnt down,
brides out-honies; SIS cnimules were left ltaneng
bare only honis ii the compact part Of the CT
ty remain. The value of the Hndngs deitroyed
amounts to about million Of dollas A Gala
NIFTY 70 extenlve and dtrelGng furely calls for The
relief of the h(ter States.,%
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NEW YORK, December q.
II FIRE IN THIS CITY,

Broke out about O'clock this morning, which
ragged IRENE ndiouny and confirmed all hat block of
flores, the lower end of Will ttreet, comprrd
between Stewart jones and Cooks flores, in Wall
itree, and stswarl s. Jouess and Braces new tores
in Front itreet committing of above eighteen flores,
with immenie value in goods thinning its. inn
peluo1s rag, weeping al before it 10 the Filth.
Market about forty buildings-where were hopes
IF arre(tine its pregrefs. 1t i,ill ragged when the
paper went to prels --Particulars TO morrow
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w HEREAS foHe time in the year 1-o4, the
w lubfcriber gave two bonds to William Ro-
binion, of Ohio County, the frlt due October. 'os,
the other. October 90, for 81 current money, eao,
~h'eh oonls were gwen IN part payment for
his bond Of conveyance, but the laid Roain(on nor
having made me good and iutlcient deed copfor
mable to agreement, although | am ready to nhl
1t on my part. Thereby forewarn all >psrions from
taking any Assignment en- fad bonds 5, as am de-
term'ned not TO pay them u"t compelled thereto
by law. GEORGE HARRIS.
Dec. rs, o6
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CANAL LO1IENl.

4 SHORT delay in drawing the Canal Lottery
n in Wilmington City, has been unavoidehy
occaGoned by the unforeIeen intervention OF Mr..
Blodget's Lottery, but as the major part of The
tickets are now difpoied Of this is TO inform the
public, that the drawing of the Canal Lottery will
certainly commence without tail On the frit Mon
day in January I1797 and 'hoce holding ri,ke's
are hereby requeiied 10 lend lratement of thois
fold, and thofe on hand,
MOTLEY YOUNG,
DAN CARROLL, Of Dud.
GEORGE WALKER,
THOMAS LAW,
JAMES BARRY.
W. Nj DUNCANSON. |...
The Printers who gave our advertisements
place in their news papers, are requeted to give
this notice admitFon. IS the remaining tickets arc
expected to be ioon above par. and we with all adj
:venrurers 10 be Timely Informed.
~. ~. r.,s.a - =. - :. 4 y
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

D AN away from the Sabitriher. lsiTe in Mar
N tinsbv.gh, Virginia. on the 20 Mt, ne
p.v man, nsned TOM. ab"ut 80 years OF age,
feet or 9 inches h't.h. rather ii''k made, and
Tower look when fp ,k-n to. He hsh On when he
.yeet away within cloth coat, itriPtd "an'cast,
lnrn srowlers, yarn Gockings and toA7'e ihe"s-
IRIS probable he I'd breeches OF fom1 KIND under his
trowfers Four Dollars will he given for aPPTe-
hendine said fellow if taken in Berk ly County aud
the above reward and re itnnahie .harge' IT taken
our of the County and bt ought h"n,-, . committed
TO any paai. H belonged formerly to the eilate
of Mr. Matthew Whiting, decd
DAVID HUN TER.
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ALEX AMDRlA, U-cemberIz.

The rciolutlor brought forward iii tie Fcnfe of
Delegates o cali aconvention to form new con
ititution for this fate ended by tnhiiitutng ano-
Their which goes to reqns" the people AT large to
intruct ther rfpreieftatives 10 the itlion on
the c<&fon, if 80 them it mould ieem necessary.
Thu-lday the General Assembly of this Common
wealth elected b, joint ballot Of both Hnni,s JOHN
Grs rrant i'm end Alexander M'Rae j q. m, M
b>'s OF he prvy council or council OF ttste, in
of Two removed, according TO the contribution
form Of eovtfomenf.
he Hon. I'm Dawlcn is appointed Lieutenant
Governor ard PRECEDENT of the Privy Council
Council ut STATE. :. -: ;.
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To be let, for one three years, from the 6rlt of
ne3t month,
THAT noted ftand for bufnefs known by the
Il nafne ct Trap Hill, Frederick County, Virgi
MA Far particulars, apply 10 Wllian Riddle
+ q. or 10 the iuberiber, living OF the pr,nifes.
JAMES RUSSELL.
De 10, 'a6.
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k T. y LION I a Y L IL ~.

Ts7HE fHbrrri5er a,qnsin,s his friends and the
public in general, that he has opened Tavern
in thai large and camrodols hoole, the corner Of
King and ST. Ataph ttrect, in this town, the ian
of tne R-d Rion, where he has laid in itotk nf
good Lqnors. and is rl4otiful'y mpPsd with every
necessary for fhe comfortable accommodation Of
town or country cultomers 1sa"elers will ind
it their interet call him. he is provided
with large fable we'll ftoeked, and has an atten-
tive and careful hcitier.
o. He will take a few genteel bcarders, on
derate terms and will furuiih dinners, oyfrr iup.
pers, &c. the thortelt notice.
AMOS DERROUGH.
Atxaadria De- 10, 'e6 7m,
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WILLIAM GRUVEKMAN,

Hss far talr, at bis Ware Honie. Khg rect,
ALEXANDRIA, next door above Mr.. 4bomas
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have given 10 frf caur Of eff nee; tohave confirmed
treaties tanly and .mparrsiy TO have filled the
delicate office OF iecrs,ary of tiate with ione
who unJe, itood the law OF nations, the forms of
pulienels, and who wouli not have iubitituIed ar
,eganrt fer di5niy, and unfounded Pretentons Tor
tcl.repect.
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{ ~ the n'Am ot .tne IL il mt the iubcrlbers
~ horfe, taddlc and Bride, was itolen at Sher.
herds Town: the next moruag The horie was
found in Mr. Jacob Boilers wheat field bot The tad.
die and bride miiln2. The iaddle was allnot new,
Jingle tAirted, one the boises our, QUE Of the
itrrup feathers psaced, the ikirt where tbs
bots is milling is ri p'd an inch or two The bride
is double regnd d, one ofthe tips different fom the
Others Whoever will give information OF The fad
die and bridle 10 thar get them again, iha!l have
Two Dollars reward, or Six Dollars for the thief.
JOHN CLANSON.
Dtetm6er IL, 'o5
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An Assortment Of
GERMAN LINENS,

ToNs!s TING of o'nabo' es of ditfe,' At qoalitya
" brown Rolls and Hemprn Tickltnbarg. ! f ~
=, Awhile D,wlas, and buhel B4gs. aHoo
Ruis,s Sheeting. Rsd Ticls, Oil Cloth, Men and
Women's failed Stockings and Gloves. quantity
of Window Gials, s Ivy 10 and by Y, hollow
aafs assorted, cdtrs with Bottles Of all hzrs, Look-
ing Gaites, Snuff Boxes and Coffee Mills. He
poets daily iome Of the beit Holland Gin.
Lkewilr be oEsrs for ,ae,
His Plantation in Frederick County, within II
miles of Winchsfrer, containing ~ acres, two of
which is in meadow, the whole we'll wAtered. Alto,
one houte and lol in Whche6er, ftuate in Market
itre-t..
He will ftore Flour for any length of rime, fix
peace per barrel without charging commission for
telling.
D,crmbtr 49, o6. .
The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1796-05-19
TASIS. February az.

The rePrefen'a:iee 3@isst, lde la Iozere diatin
eHth@d y ms exfeniive knov!edg~, by his acute
"'1ernmsr'' end by trvera! proofs of ability and
c'Orase' h1d ihs hardDes to declare il ,he lit lie
eret general ca0'm.ttse ,hat oesce alone ccnld i've
s.f1ctuaI tor tbs :etoration ct the finances. ,]e
peo|) vowed that the 2i.hes of France we're direct
ed TO the oN;'ct Q: freely and honorable nesce .
''af oar wants, ard the ltate OF cur mace, re,
qnlrsd that we ihoAld neelgct notbno 70 brina 80
eonti@ion war equally dii8itroas + . tie cor,}r
r"rs and tHe soa4oered. 4. therefore wi!htd Tia,
'he council ioooid demand frr.a ,be directory one
tNP''n'l''n viz fe'Pso1 10 The melssge, in which
my Aa3 s,ortd the leg Aafivt bodv that they he
made, w'thout incceis to foregr powers. eoual
"hle and moderate proportions of peace. lie wilb
ed thar they ihoAd demand what obstacle had defC,r
sd the @'>'F OF thoie negotiations. end retarded rae
IVA. o. PFace' at period wAsn It 9ss proe'sl-
81 TO De nsceiSarv by The general voice Of 7oro,
Ao'hn2," iad Peet, cen be more uiciui, in
2T'ef {" inmate the public ipirt. and inlpire the
A>1on *i'h eoaTage 'or lhs grea,et exertios, tlyn