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Me JOHN DIXON,

K,
I N your lste publication, on the fotiect oc vout
pe'ne a treeholde., you treat tbs public in tho
lane imperious inarly manner that you do ndividu.
ais, who differ in ientiments with you Therefore.
in this ihort reply ihal treat you will, as ltll.
ceremony you deierve. You fay few illberal
perons haze induitr'euly circular ed, that Won are
qualified for the f-.mhly for want ofa freehold
In rine. ths helirt, viii De found to be the fact.
If rightly inquired into, for believe vou mean 70
mi'aie decd OF tfa1t, given TO you to iecure
debt, from one Perfon to another, to prove you
are a freebooter aud 70 great is your vanity and
!mpndence, that | lhould not be 1urpried If YOU
would ottsr ihiPs reGiiter for the fame pur pole
But if you do offer either an antcdated deed, or
deco of troit which does convey iuch an eftate
as viii make you eligible to the aisetlbly, the i'm.
pot,tion will be made manifeit the day Of eleci
on. you probably tnppoIe, that your ineligitility
on this icofe ought be wicked ar, as you have
freehold IN virtue and integrity, which many Others
want tor my own part, it you really had this lat
mentioned Freehold and if any perion but yourirlf
had fald you had, l hould not object TO you for
want of the other But as you ieem determined to
arrogate to yourielf whar few people think you
po(sels, il may not be improper to enquire into
your virtue and integrity, or rather your want of
them And it is as aitonihing that You could find
friend, who would give you freehold in dirty
acres rs you call themj and yet rot be able to fad
one who would riique the assertion, that you had
virtue and integrity. But may be anlwered, that
man will ritque his property for RI, when
ne won't rique his reputation. that your friends,
more prudent than yoarirf, thought this ubiect
belt let alone be this it may, you are left TO
found your own praiie, and as you have had The
eonummate impotence to compliment yourielf 70
highly and In 10 public manner, whether from
necsihy or not, mutt ak you few queitions on
the lublect. ---
Why did yon not aGsert your pre- etanence in vir
tue and integrity, in your pieces fgned &c The PEG
pie or did you thnk it would be more Authentic
with your own pane to it You mutt have very
exslted opinion OF yourelf, when you venture to
Issue ipch proclamation in your own favour But
how did you derive your tile to this invaluable
eitate Was 1t by purchale, OF by delcent Ii by
Purchae did you pay for it with money or tobacco
or did you get tomebody to assume the payment
10 ex9nerate you. and run away quite TO the Span
ith settlement, leat juisce fhoud fall upon their
reare Ii it came by dsfctn, pray Johnny don't te
10 !nary about This about the dirty acres, but re
uusgood nstaredly, what flock branch of your
family it defended from but / expect that this
freehold viii be harder eitablith thap the dirty
acres, and that it will be found thai you have zei
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The beaufitnl and well bred HORSE,
YOUNG SHAKESPEAR.

WILL fard tb Sea6a. at he bAautati7n If 7acob Eas
Dorr~ on The road taag tom Sbpbt,as 79tDu to Mar
ha'b@g. al fSe h7" and no@srHte t,er IF Twenty ,-
Sbllwg', Ptas6fzaaia eatay ard d4y5el et gr0i4
tbrJe@n 1pad6y t@r m Of Olfo5er, il MT 1beu 5aid,
Eur Dollars 7vll be ,tquDtA
1oung Sb@ksprav Is hanGome black, 4c16e ball fare
0adbab b1a fret qVb,'e, fM II dana5 bgb, ,ng jfv-
Tea'5 MD. 1osH 1rqpo,toue< and 0zUe5 z,.fN lie 4us
sof BY The nsted ard high bril- Inf Old obakclssu ms
dan BY The note9 b'1F old (,nn15ay. He q)M yecan.
ae~d bim/5 10 gssajaGyf' avh5ea giying Lang boyy If
bis ftaigree.
CHRISTIAN Pan DOREN.
Re,Afly Comfy, Ap'd -, 81.
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MARTINSBURG, AprI u.
-o-O~o-O Or. s.

The converting Of Congrsls is eireomt1snce
which has been EXPECTED to take place, fuse The re
eeipt of he advices and dispatches from Bourdeaux.
7 he sriod fixed for its meeting allows OF the time
necelsaryfor the arrival Of lhoisd MATES. whoePia
of rendepce are very gefaote from the PTeient
feat of government.
Sufficient information is already before THE public
to enable them conjecture Tor rather 10 know,
what the principal objects Of this call from the
Preident thr tituation OF commerce I; the pre-
1ent tate of sF-irs in Europe; the language held
OUT TO one, and the non-tece ption OF another Mi
nl,er, will, with many other conf6srations, af
ford the hcatioh for enine The RePretents-
lives of tbe people Of the United States, decide
with wiidom, hfmneis, and moderation, on The
ln!ereiting i,ate OF their aft IRIS,
Il LITTER ,om gentleman III LDs5boo} tc biz t,.sna III
Baltimore, dated FT1 40t 10 E95 q Il rpm II m ci,ca
lafiau, that fmlatgo has ban laid in F-anc~ on all
Amrriaa 7eh and ayHra4cs RIFE gs,us f,sau 1bof
piaet onge.as 9y .4ms,ieen 7,Gl9h."
Major Da'ra Holaf, il Tffed member q Co4gnG fl
t5e d,ia romfi>dot The eaauf' Aama~s, Hurry, Go
~ a mai9yiy% IS.
Dita in ih.s toScu, NJ, Daqid Hunter Enisr.
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ther the ore nor the oher--if 60, wonla call .ur
on you 10 biuh in HE 4cs, ior mat 700 III
capable Of bot behind the ears, where iiti!e nHiih
may be icen when you do very mean dirty act -;
nd this mention in your favour, 1t is only
4rk OF any fort OF virtue that you dilco"er lfbs-
ing defpier Of religion, det, mifanthrope.
hy pocritr, iucb Ike thing. can give either the
one or the o her OF the treeolds mentioned, / will
agree that you are well provided aganit any OBJ
iections that may ariie your eligibillly but if
on the contrary they cannot, ] may resionably ex-
pect that 700 will be re ected on both grounds, end
that he pcople will moi ehoole man reprelent
,het,, who is 70 uulike them as yon
had ike forgot your advice to fome perfons
alluded in your publication, fell their vi got
freehods and p ~ RI ir rbts. In anfwer to
this need only 6olerve. that Is YOU had given the
fame advice TO your brother Roger, and Others of
your relations who ran away i'om this country
with their property inisead of telling TO pay their
Taft debts you would have 'erved many of HE PEG
pie Of this county more than by fdVice you can
now give them. A PLOUGHMAN.
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y AN away From, the sub(cribe-, on Wedaeldsy
~ the 18Th Of November 'afr. an apprentice
BOY. bound to ths Gun-mith bnloe(s, named Hem
ry Laper!ton. sbou years Of age, has black hairs
lour'd coat. pair of velvet overaIs wiei "trip 4
under them. Whoever returns iad runaway
TO ne, OF Commits him goal, hal' have cenr
reward ALL psrions cautioned 1g4init la rDour-
ing Or employing him.
John SLOUGH.
Marsirsbars,- ADrii - %.
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Diea in less' to5eu, NJ. Daq'id Hunter, /lnisr.

ga- Cap, Poyd 6aqing e6rrd t5s EdHor of h, ieao
tie charge b'oagh 4sa4b him in lgG q kay
ig AHtmtAl 10 5rbe h by 10 MAKE alJlozr,1 u tbe iii
'byr IF 76r Peoplf and fsrai tyfamaonfs cO,,obo,ang
iaJ&R21 # tbe truth shaal nuance, maueea to bele1e
t6e ta'maoa reeervd trim ib by 4,hcm aly t9na1an
in uab and that tie by 4oa ia 10 aake 1br tatatton
b. a7e III dypeta ffoa qobo eroala .s7e ,om i5-h tai
ar ntabh yi,nfmeu: gould daverg be 7tgde Of bl1t
10 n 4o1rb e|oe has 4sss made, BIZ: az yet
ar' .aon' Iv(ee5
u The 4~o,.,'nass 'tVrte,s ID, fe7 eftse e~a-g
fAfl1s, husfug became hA.y and fezouai 10
an eetre7e. 5aA IA iu'u' lac a4j u5leQAous a
the kind IKE Gu" dian: fteauta,s a7ay be scoaS4gaa
Ad1oAb an rst,a fleet ri tb-n plsuJ4,e.
O. Carye'-16e H.srosVe,-t. 9sttqsy, &C. 1ray Gb.
feer abgue y1Aty ehs cit
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April u, 81,

HE snbfcriber, living in Smi'ffed, Berkeley
A. Couafy, wiihes to ger two apprentices. to
work with him the Cebine, and liners boGnefs.
He has content empov.-Go9d treatment and
great encourag snlent viii % given, b.
JAMES SAUNDERS.
April ~ ~
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action or manoeuvering until Lord Bridport, who
was not far off, comes up with IL tail of the line.
A letter otthe I4th inft from the lieut.. gov. Of
Charles Fort, kiniale, lays, "the Prifoners have
got on ihore. They are very sne iet of men, and
their huisars equipments the bstt ever feen. Eve
ry man has ftesl to keep the fabres iharp, which
cut like razors," ~
FRENCH ACCOUNTS. -:..-
- BRESf, January =. =
Several vefsels. belonging TO the Iriih expedition,
anchored yesterday in our roads. They conG(ed
Of ihiPs of the line, frigates, and 2 or cor.
vetles. Rear Admiral Bouvette, and Gen. Groche,
arrived on board the frgste LImmorralite.
At this moment iignals are Gying for. other fhps,
without doubt Belonging TO the expedition. May
the good genius Of the eepablic bring us back the
reit OF our arr, an,ent The utmoft anxiety prevails
for Gro. Hcclr,' Adm Howard de GALES, and Adj.
Gen. Bruxs the principal Councillor of,he expedl
lion.- rhes we've all here on board the Frsternite
frigate, Of hich nothing has been heard Gnce be
trcond day Of theiaiiirp of the aeer. 1t is feared
that they have either fcundered, or fallen INTO the
Ina nds OF the Englih.> -.
The weather was extremely boifterous, tuch as
was be expected attii.s feaon OF fhs year. Such
is alto the maritime fuperioriy os the Englih, that
we had reaion 70 fear meeting them bur th-y per-
haps did nor think ii proper expeie their feet
the mercy Of the waves Viewer FIX days. at anchor
in Eantry Bay, near Cape Clere in Ireland. -
During the whole of the time we had nothing but
tempeits They were fuch thar almoit aI-of the
ihips drove from their cables, and coneouenr.
iy obliged to put TO lea fortunately the wind was
off the ihore; had It been otherwiie not hip
would have been fayed. Thus it became impolible
effect landing, and the Aeet obliged TO re-
turn. They ipeak here of another expedition, the
troops and crews Of the ihips being till kept on
aoard- 1t would appear they are going to iuceour
or look after the remainder of the Acct.
The frgaee La Fraternite is the only ore that
has teparated from the Muadron the iecond day );
lince that time the ihip of the line the Meteor has
been heard of, evera her vefsels diiper-
led znd caue great alineis. lie Pluron and See
VIOLA, very old ii,ips, iuFtred great deal lea.
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L o N D 0 N,

1aua7ry al HunupneD itill CONTINUES to be the
object OF vigorous pnrsuit on the part OF the Aui
frlans, and of reiolute defence that of the
Frvnah,
Ia f. aly, marlhal Wupnlfer appears to have met
, with much uccefs. The ar,,ce from lntpfunk,
date this h inir. gives an account of iorte nadt
by that general on the 40 h ult in which 1000 OF
the enemy were either billed, wounded, or taken
priion"rs
february 3. Reports were yeirerday circulated
ports of the Act winch failed the lrilh xpediti
on, are fti missing. Certain it is, that very few
ofthe tranlports OF that A-et have been accounted
for in the French Pap-rs, and iome of the ihips OF
war had net arrived according the details in the
lalt papers which have reached This country there
is good rsafou copclnde therefore,, that the lor
fts OF the French BY the elements have been very
coniiderable.
A spaniih prize arrived at Portfmouth reports
tina; tn lsafhf or her passage, from veisel ,ha'
hadlea Cporro two days before, that Spain hac
formally declared ,r sesnlt Portugal
Yesterday ddpatchecewas received at the fecreta-
re- of irate's ca-ce from Gen. Graham who has
been 10 long ihut pp with ield martial Wurn,er il
Mlutua.. By accounts from Trenr, dated the 5ih
ulr. we learn that Gen. Graham n1ade his eicape
from Mantua 10 lie iorte which TOOL, PLACE on the
ngH oflthe 20 II Dec. and arrived at trent OIL the
On of is!t month. ,~:s
We ate iotry learn, that netwi, hitaudine the
numerous iaiies which Erld NATAL Wur,nter had TO
g,ii4ntly and parfevsrirgiy made, and which had
generally BEEN iaeeeisfuI, yet the earrioo was in
considerable danger froma icarcity Of provliions.
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MARTINSBURC, March 20.

CTR inteigser 6,ongbt BY fat late ayayalt THE rsa
important rfate to tb> Fraeb expsaiou asazf Iuaud
BY f'Ffa,g fse Ts,ot accounts atpeor 1bat eF,eueb
/ai@td f'om 8,f z0nb 17v g iuq,aaixg Izlaud. 9kl
forer e'yf9ed Of aboat 50 /aa, nel4I&g trazpots Of
Eebifb gsre Of The line asd abn5 10000 sta Laa,d
l6y a',sd in @ree a.4:2M, Hsasr t5 cosrmard Of De
GaAe Bosf ard "ea tbt 1aaa t,esbs ands, hs a,ae,s
efGen RofRe hey badjeqrreS LEI: tie pot 4obfu dN1
qOtaf6sr dt,Ga fbem Gift Of I'd. fret h,zuezey.
'eadss7ead At anyy By, du The fgat< la Frqtl,uut,
on ooavd q0bic5 9oer tie e0smaxles Of the atef ant
lasa19,ee' not on'ag 'br feet, ar o1ne delay bt1 Ahbe
Try 70itbem m'4oou. fseept from The qoisds and b. tbe
bet o"dIate aeeanrfs, reoeta RyG in djsoet 7Vibuf
'r@Fef'al At, tie F'ae,@e 1Ya' oae Of tde pDiA
Tie expediten appears II b0qe caafd great na, in Ire
land end Eagfaad Hea uot tie etmrst c9ltirea nqair@
The Frem5 t aaubf can be entertained 5nt tbey q.oa9
baVs beer cya The txatafiou appear, to 5aze dee;.
plagnsd on lags fele. The 9oahn Aert 4obieb cam.
roagd ~ L'Orm, and THE Duaki,k queye pyo.
6a6 10 eoapetate. he Freneb oppear It'll 10 have an.
expedition 10 l,ffaad lin conffmphafi9u
II farf' aafe f 7aanar1 z2, mfnfons The arriUai Of
Gen. Aebe in that eapna to gs aeeoaut q eapta.-
Died in ibis tozos, on Sunday m9yu;xg lar Mr. lanes
Graham tie doaf frlet boue9 man, and bis dealb ic
numerically lamented.
FADED REAU7Y
II dsfa1ed foqHtn ike a1t gooe, 1dssire9 or NC
fbi1g-exetpt her feathers.
T EFT in thetcare Of the sobfcriber on the i6,h
IL inf. BY Perlon who calls bimfelf William
Kelley. bright hay ,horfe, about ~ hands high,
years cid, no brand or mark except few white
hairs On each Gde his back, under the faddle ihnd
before, trots all. He was put into my cutody for
a week. or fen days, hut the perfon who efr him
not calling for him, and Tome other circumstances
rendering it fuPcicos that be has been frolen the
ownt- is hereby notified to prove his proner'v and
take him away. HENRY PHILTPBY,
Near Watkins ferry.
March 30.
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INEASIOW or IRELAND.


The following PARTICULARS of the expedition col
iected from the officers of the Vile al Orient have
been rublIihtd in :. Cork pa per-
'Cn The I4th .cemb-r the feet failed conliftinq
OF ~ tail OF the line, frgates, lai ge traal3or
snh ione mail Velsfis had Is troops board,
with weeks Provihons. I he iignal having been
made Tor falling ioTae through the passage de
Naz, la srafefn'Fe frigate with admiral de Gales
and general Hoehe on board, and few thar ibips
GOT but the greater part of the feet went thro
D+s Feottes. g:
"a gale of vino coming on, the dviions could
not JOIN, and the admiral had only the Nefor of
u guns ~ith him. which having lott her ,na,pmstt
sl'o parted with the ADMIRAL. The Capt of la
V'lle de LCrienf, believed the was at the rendez-
vous bnra as none of the other ihips had Joined her
hnee, he thinks The mutt be loft or taken. She had
on board !, millions of ltvres is gold, to pay the
troops. =
! " The feet made Ireland in three DAYS, but bsv.
ing mjitaken The Dorleys for Mizen head could not
sn'ke Bantry Bay until the z4h, and then only part
had anchored, when the gale came on and forced
than cables in confuiion
L'Indomptahls ct 30 guns, ran foul of Ia ReCo-
1ute, and dGmaited her, 10 thar ibe must be Iun
with admiral Nelly on board. LIndompt able lprurg
ner oowiprit. The divfton with which La Vile
de L'OfIent on enteriug tine hay had not gained an
anchorage with the arft divion, it contted of four
u gan iblPs three irjgaies, 1870 corvetes, nd two
powder 'eisels with 500 troors
" council Of war was held, the troops were de-
eia1dy tor laadng. by the advice of tome Ir7lhmen
win tnem' but none OF them having eeu La Frarer-
uite they reol ed 10 return. and 1s,td on 1hr srb
(aouary, frna' B'u'ry and were ia ieareh of The
1lnadron when Captured.
me d-et Yves we'll iupplied in every particular.
aho 'he fFa'pors chofen fa'tsisilcrs flx,y more
@I"'Por's were ready to follow with TROOPS when
aHiing hoo!d be made good.
ne following is an of the officers, men
5"a esra'on board rhe Vile de l. O,ien, Ia = cut
Gown and armed en- Autc y capt. lieut.. 5 fcers.
"a issm'n, Gsut. de vafseau, col capt. II
';he'rs $50 h. Gers. ten inch mor,ars' . eioh,,
i1o""d nod p'ecfs, ,e 90 ihells, 1900 mutkets,
80 o. artt'dpe-hnxes, filled with ball cartridge,
geo barrels Hour, 40 pipes brandy 10 bales coa-
lung 600 'addles, boxes ihoes, artillery carria-
Z "hen La Vile de LOrient and the Druid made
s~m 'or klniae, the Unicorn, and anorher frigate
e.e IN chate of the remainder Of the fleet, which
'Ao't likely will be the means of de1ainng them by
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YOUNG lUNlUo,

Will itand the preient ieaton, at the iubicriber's
table, mile from Martinsborg, ard cover mares
at the low rate of Twenty Shlines, currency, the
lea ION, TO he paid the irit of Deceneef enlning.
Young Juni2s was eatby Old junjcs, his dam by
riiQn r'q of Brandon, in the year l73s. Figure
W as alto imported by Sir Peyson skpw'th, in III:
year 81, Young Innius is about 10 hands high.
we'll made and portioned and iaitshle for ether
iaddle or draft. JOHN KEARNEY.
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UNITED ST At ES.
N EW RK, March n.

L'ff8NI q q Ief1ef, aafea Tdf7S, J2NHGrf r
Without aGgnine any rsaion, but that they
have certain grievances to complain of, the Drec-
tory have retu'ed to receive general Pnekny, and
have done every thing burt give him official
der to qui the, terrlt cries of the Republic This
however, he waits eceve in tome more uneqni-
vocal manner, than they have yet been pfsafed
to fgnity it. The Mnfter for Foreign Affairs,
DE la Crox. refples to have any communication in
writing with him, undsr pretehce that it would be
al act Ct aekuow edemcnt of General Pnckney as
MIn'iter, and has anfwered but verbally, let
ter witch the latter wrote to linn iome time Gnce,
deilring to know what the will eff the Directo.
ny as bis ltayng, he bad not received the card
OF relidence which pronled him, without
which ne was liable. TO be srreGed by every corps
De garde." The Mlniiter however, fenr verbal
raelsage to him, by his Secretary, that he uroit
conder hn'elf in the light ofany comm on foreign
er to whom card had been refuied, and muir, a.
greatly to the laws of the country, quit it with.
cut delay. This General Finckney refuled to do,
as they had already pofsefsed themlel.es of the
knowledge that he was common ltranger, nor
arrived IN stheir territories in private capacity,
out as public character, and as iuch iuhsct
the loca! regulations of France but protected and
guarded by the laws Of nations, which he claimed
IN hts favor as long he remaned--if, however.
1t was their will that he !hould depart, that he
would obey them without reluctance, but reque(ted
iomething more oficial than verbal communication
Several interviews have been had with Mr.. Della
croi1;i 10 the latt one iome days ago, long con-
yeTfation took placehe expressed great iurPrize at
General Pinckney's till beirg here, and it became
neeesary to tell him that here be mutt remain. un-
les.he would give hirn fore order, onder his fand,
to Juitlfy hmelt 10 bis own government for 7uitirg
a.iPot to'which. ii bad fent him. This he refued
with iome warmth. It was given more than as
hint, thar the iMinifter of the rnice hou,d do his
duty. However he is It'll unmolcited, though not
without approximations. hope thsr every Amer-
can will feel how Decefaary it is convince not on
ly this government. but every foreign power how
great is their mitake if they calculate upon sny in
the pref udice of either ntereit OF our honor."
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PARIS, December 40.

THE day before yeterdsy COURIER arrived from
4 .ly We are informed that the report lately
ipread concerning fate of the army of Italy are
file. Noihag rem 4rkaale has bapp' ned iince the
battle OF Arcule. The shtmy is in The lyrol and
beyond the Brenta. Our lick l.ts numerous,
many are daily coming into the ranks, and the army
had lately received couderaols reiaforcenents, 0
theirs were expected which are now croiing the
Alps Our iltuation in lay is highly satisfactory,
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- The Subrcrher has tor iale,
A fmalI Plantation on Back Greek,

containing about 100 acres, of which IN good
bottom, about IS acres cleared, three of which
iu good meadow, and about acres at This time III
wheat and rye. There are the prenies houo
and barn, with number of peach and fome apple
trees alio. an lent Tear for iaw-mill, with
plenty Of water. A smal part of the p"rchaie mo-
MY will hr required in hand, and credit OF three
years will be given FOL lhe balance.
JOHN O'FERRhLL.
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DUBLIN. Iunuary e.

. UbLIN, yUnuaFy A8.
q Privy council lar in the Cattle on Thurfday,
when proclamation was Issued, declaring he ba-
rony of Ennihnwen, in the county of Donegal TO
be in fate of ddurbance, or in Immediate danger
of becoming 10. ..t. t.'.
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dad. WIu
an g. gun
their own, 4
others Of the I'D
and burnt before iuSls
Of this fngulary.1Gcceism
ed in II days FROM the ia1iil
Capt R, ftates, thar yia
out, that war was declared az
had in confequence, imPriioned
the land, TO the runsbef of ago.
on he received from Capt. Calvert,
other Americans, WHOM, the tyrant Of ca
had fent TO Martinique to be exchanged for
prilouers. They further faid, thar the Amsfsz
prifoners at Guadaloupe were treated far woa
than the Brith, as it was farorire. ma,sim with
Hughes, the Briti!h were enerti bur the Americans,
were f@ek fd,::6'f t3te& ,ssta!,'. Their allow
ance was, Tor Two days IN the week, lounces fink
ing meat, and the reit oil ther week, ounces fih,
with fmall quantity Of bread and water, per day.
The pri:oners Immediately liberated, bur noe
exchanged and wiiey, Enee the Erenth can take
many tesrnen as, they plea!.
by Admiral Harvey. whole conduct on thi, and ma.
ny other occaions had procured hi.,, the ercatefc
good WI! of all Americans there. Capt r. fur
Their informs, that three 'rigares and fifteen prva-
reers are Immediately to fail for our coat, TO re-
! eve commodore Barney. - ~ -
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March 80.

a L perlons are hereby eAulluned Ag4lniE
1 a throwing 'own my fences travelling or rid
ing through my fields aud meadow, 6.hing, fowl
ing, or committing trefpafs in any manner, on my
land lying on Ml-Crerk, as heretofore has been
practifed as am determined hereafter to profe-
cute every perfon without exception, who may take
'uch privileges. Any application for liberty to
hih within ny enclofures will be uieleis, as hall
make an nvarable rule to deny.
JOEL WARD. ~,.
March a.
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BALTIMORE, March IS.

Yefierday ARK ichooner Charming Betty,
Capt Roberts, !, days from Martinique. The
mornine of Capt. Roberts falling, dispatches
received bringing the important Information of he
turren.ier TO the bIit arns Of ihs iland Of Trui-