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The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1797-12-28

yer, dsiFndet ior fome time in piot ga.lbpt nen~
nsr-tut hing ovtfpIeisso tly n, nbere her ee!ours
were ftruk, and aduliral dc Winter vas loon
brought OF board the Venerable. inued4,ely
looking apand ne, otierveu the ship bearing The
vice scmjnl's aag was slmnit dlma.led, and had
iorrendsrd admiral ODilfsw and ths, ma
by Others lad lihewie truck. Finoing we, were in
fatbomswater, and not farther tkan,s niies froIR
the laad. W sttenslon was 10 much taken up with
getting th beads Of the d1er enI iAipstF tbs thorc
that wa slnsbe to tiiiirsuh the aumber ofihips
captured gard tn. lrd having seen cnntsntiy on
the land tace, we have unavoidab5 hsen npeh. diff
ported, 10 hat have net been able 10 gam tx
act accouu Of them, ba. we have tsksa poise9on
Of or ;more Of them had itruck, but taking he
adv an,age OF the night, and being 10 near rhsir
own eoait}hsy iuccreded in getting eff, and fonis
of them Teen going into The 1exsl next moia-
ing. ...l i .,-,..:l .sz,.'.-. - ,.f
1t is withthe greater p.eature and jatisfae,ion
have m sdt uown 20 cir Lordhps the very gal
liant beha,ilur of vice adniralQrlow, the captains,
officers. ismsn and marines of the Squadron, who
all aPpeare>asInated with the truly Brilih ip'rt.
leafe thofe ffAt bad opportunity OF iesing.
One Of the enemy's thips capeht hre in The act-
on, aud drove VERY near the Venerable ), but have
stte PIea!ure TO fay il was ex,nsniihed, and The is
one Of ,i}e ihips in polsealon. The iqoadron
has iuGered mu4b in their mails, yards snd rig
eiog, aud MANY Of them have lotr nauber Of men,
however, in proportion to that OF the enemy.
The carnage Oh board TIE Hips tia. bore
the adnra!s hals has tefa bsyond all DESCRIPTION
they have had no lss Than $50 hl!ed and .wo1nGed
90 board oftach thip and have to iamsnr
rheos Of capt. Burgels, nf his msjei'yFs ihip'she
Ardent, who brought that Ibip iDlo action in The
mott gallant and n'atEerIy menncr, ont was entof.
Iunatsy kAxd loon after. However, the -ihip
continued the setion cidir. until q9te 3hshlef,-
The public base lo.t good snd gallant officer ID
capt Rurges, and, / With Others Eneere friend.
Capt. TroiIopc's ea-r1ions and aclivr good cor
duct in-keepnR fight of he enemy's feet until
came up, bavs been truly nertorious, aud sruh,
will meet aft reward.
i lead thia by cspt. Fsrfsx, by whole able advice
profted mach during the action and who ~ili
give their 'lordihiPs any further particulars they
may with TO know, 4
As moit of the hips Of the fqnaaron arc much
ditahsd, suditceraI Of yhe prizes drsfted. / ih4l
make The belt OF my way with theu 10 she NoFs.
| am, olr, .,- ..t t~-s
Your mott obedieor h"male iersant.
ADAM DUNCAN.
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ON 6 AlET7E EXTRAORDINARY.
Admiralty ORce. Oc,ober 'a7

HHtDhalNy oIaGes S|ElOUef 10 81
Captain Fairisx, Of the Venerable, arrived early
this morning with dispatches from Adam Duncan
Eiq. admiral of rhe Blue, commander in chief of
his Majeity's ihiPs, &c. eTployedu the North Sea,
TO Evan Nrpean Elq. Secretary of the admiralty,
of which the follow ing copies: .,.
~, Venerable, at Sea, f3tb October, 81,
CT the coat Of Holland.
SIR, --..-
B. plealed TO scqusnt the Lords Commissioners
of the admiralty, that, judging it of confssuence
their Lordlhps ihoud have as .aily information as
pefsibie of The defeat sfthe Ouch Acct under tie
command of admiral de Winter, ditps tched the
Role cutter at three, T. M. ON the .sth (l1th)
init. with hors letter to yoa' Immediately after
the action was ended. s-a
have now further to scqnsint you, for their
Lore!bps n!afmsFion, that the gbt of the 10Th
Infant, after>l bad 4ent away my letter 10 you Of
that dare, l. placed my isaaaton ia iuch h,uation
TO prevent sheenemy from returning TO the lexel
without my fsllisa in. with them.
At nine o'clocA in the mornlpg Of the ,rth got
hghs Of Capt. Troilope's fqusdron, with Ggnas
flying for an enemy 20 lesward Immediately bere
up. aod made the agnsl for general chse, apd
ioon got fight of ther, iorm ming in line the
farboard tscs TO receive ns, the wind ar N. w as
we approached rear, made the fana}tor tho fonsd.
ron ihornsn fail. in order to connect them ICON
after law the land between Camperdown and Ea-
mont, about nine miles TO leeward Of the enemy,
aud finding here WAS 10 time TO be LOFT in making
the attack made the ignal to bear up, break the
euemy's line, and engage them to leswsrd, each
chip her opponent, by which got between them
and the lard whether they were taft approaching.
My iignals were -obeyed with great pronl,itade,
and vice admiral Onflaw, in the Monarch, bore
down on the enemy's rear in the mott sellsnr man
ner. his deiiion following his example. and the
action commenced about forty minutes pslt
twelve o'clock.
The Venerable foou got throsah the encmy's line.
and began cloie action, with my div,fon. on
their van, which lated for near two hours snd
halt, when ob!erved ell the mats of the Ouch
adniralss ihp TO 60 BY the bosfds !hr was howe
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By Yesterday MAIL.
Latef F oreign Advlces.
By the DusLIN PACKET, Gaarn, from Liverpool,
arrived at New. YORK..
LONDON October r..

AT four O'Clock yttIerdsy morning Lieut.. Brsde
arrived at the admiralty. with ibort letter iran
adnfirsl Duncan, sunauncfng the evenr defeat O.
the Datei] with which Lord spencer Immediately
fet off 20 the king at Kew. AT ten O'Clock be
Park aud Tower guns were fred and in the after
nnnn brief notic- was puhlhhed in
LONDON (AIET1E EXTRAORDINARY.
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The following. particulars Though not ofaess9,
are conEdered as authentic: On Wedneiday morn
ing early. admiral Dunran frll in with the Grand
Baavian eeet eloFs in with the Du1eb eoais, 10 lie
howard OF the Texel, return!ng mao port Seeing
there was no poshilty of eirspe, sdnira de Win
commander in chief Of the Eutch ercfs, msde,
Gensl Of forming the line. 1he gallant admired
.Dupcau gaze tGt two fIgndis, for each thip
get cloie rshisa opponent and ths orher iigNal TO
break the line His order obeyed tlic
mott perfect manner, aud he Dpstn line wss bro
ken in wosponts !; by laimieN rlbs centre, and
by admiral Orlou in the rear, who thereby cut off
and took FIVE ihips ard one -ftigate. IS ioon
admiral Duncan had patsed through, {svere action
took place with the and past Of the. centre of
lh- Dutch Sret, and their commander ADMIRAL de
Winter, ditPlaJed great gallaniry- Vie maintained
hard fought action for tx heurs and half, and
though he had loft all bis mats ar3 THAT his hip
utterly unms geable, ha refnled TO irrke na-
til the Sensrsble camr Up when he yield<d. Mr..
Brode conated SIGHT ~ ps with ther colours f'rnck,
of w hck had btsn fire, bue the flames
extinguned by the ezeriions ofour people ; and
ninth thp be Jaw Tying slmolt WRECK, and ths
Rutsel clole Up with hes 70 Iha, ne had doubt.
bu1 that nine hips Of tie line Unfolding TWO 5o.s}
and Que frigste were taken Of lheie, two were dag
ihips Admrsi Duncan had tent boats to take poi-
ieaion Of tEole ifps; and at The iapie time as rhs
divihon Of the enemy, which had iuaered ths
lea, were forming line facilitate their eieape,,
and prevent hrseglers troT berg picked up, he
bad given orders tor general ehais, mott sealona"
bly, for the purpo!e, the Formidable and two other
thlps oiued hisn Immediately after the action sod
there every reaian 10 hope that the Acct wonsd
be able to deroy, if take, all the rett OF the
Dutch feet .,.-., ,..,s>...f r.
The battle was fought of scheveling, and 70 near
the ceat:, that thoufands Of people were, on the
ihore to uiswi il. 1t is thought that they were TO-
near TO the ihallow that they mutt lie too all
Wednesday uight and that by this means their =,
retreat into the Texel o. even into Hels hays,
would he prevented. l~te ,e.ts : "
Ii appears tina, admiral Duncan had very good
intelligence from Capt. TrocPs on the proceeding
day, of the lituation Of The Dueh Acct. Captain rs
letter TO the admiral contained the following re-
MAI able words -" When you fee tbs Dutch aeer,
YOU will fee the Ryfss." He had nevsf qa'sted the
Dutch feet from the moment he in fight OF 1t
on Monday, and his ihip led the feet into aetl-
From The Sun, O7obe, IS.
This morning. little atIer Fix O'Clock, captain
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Velteraay morning the hou(e of Samuel Owens,
Fig. in Hanover itreet difcovered be on IRE,
the root of which was continued before thr fame
could be extinguiihed. negro woman belonging
to the honie was committed prion iulPicon Of
having lrt it on fire.
Yesterday arrived in town, we happy to fay
in perfect health, commodore Barney, who left
Cape Francois the I'D indanr. in the Meduia,
accompanied by another friGzte both which he
left at Norfolk, and took passage with Capt Gould
up TO Annapolis. We learn by him, that the trou.
bles which brake out iome time dnce ct the Cape
and in the iouthern department of the Gand, had
iubfdsd, and that order again reitored. There.
nainder Of the political news from the Cape. is ra.
Their of difagreeahle nature; namely, that in
iequence of the reprial orders [f 70 they may be
termed from the executive directory, eight ten
privateers were fitting out there, TO take every
American bound to and from an eUemy's port or
having Britih property board ; and that the
veisels carried into The Cape have itss put their
matches, and not iutfered depart until DEGREES Of
acquital or condemnation received fromFrance,
during which time their cargoes ipoiled and
their bottoms knawed by the worms into honey
combs. Six eight Brtiih ihips of were
cruifng off Cape Francois when commodore Bor-
ne} lett it, but having found means elude their
vigilance, lie arrived at Cape Henry on the 18TH,
in iafety.
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ALEXANDRIA, December 81.

There is little doubt but the Fires in Savannah
have bscn the work of fome vile incendaries. That
city was alarmed, lince the late dreadful fire it ex-
Perenced, no LET'S than three times in one day.
Some iuipected pcrfons have been app,ehended.
Sunday week Fire happened in philadephis'
that thew the mott indubitaule evidence OF detans
timely dilcovery prevented the intended miiehlrt
The utmot vigilance is necessary ; otherwiie We
maybe convinced of our danger by experience.
By the Portmouth, m. H. paper it appears
thai there were 10 that State votes for J. adams
and for o. Ellfworth. Mo doubt can remain OF
.'efertons being at leait Nice-Pteidsnt. We have
not yet heard from Vermont 10 directly as to be a.
Bile to iette the doubt with repecr to the validity
of the election in that State.
Among number of perfons taken up by the pat
roles of Baltimore lalt Sunday night, and exa'
mined !efore George Salmon, E'q. on Monday
morning, were four ftrangers Of utPicicus charaG'
ters,; particularly who called himielt f1oi'
lock, and a woman that passed for his wife from
New York. The other man and woman were from
Philadelphia. Report Gid indeed ,hsg were al
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COMAiUNICA ALTON.

1t is extraordinary that regard for trutb h.
not prevented rhePrelident from di(pla yips the bo
baft Proiperiry, 70 characteristic of ,h'
fpeeches of his Britannia Majefy. Indeed til. Gm
tude between the two is 70 great, that ii would ~
doing 40 very great violence to orecture, tn G,.
poie that the lame bsnd manufactured both. r.
Vaunr o. our PROPERTY time when every tb;a.
ieems the decline is a erange alteration frass
truth and lui-ice. The products of our foil b.s.
uuS in demand and in price iince the eitabliihmen.
CT the Pritiih treaty, our commerce is decay;no "a
pidly, and ourreiources are dimiuiis,ina eyeryl.a
and yet the PRECEDENT is boating OF oor profper,y
As il our treafury was OVERCOMING he rropofes Il.
eitabliihnept OF navy. OF military ictioois and an
univerhy to tnel that rattle of ms age the civ n
Waihingrono Whether it is becaufe bis city be,rs
his name, or whether its neighbourlood TO his pro.
perty is the cacie OF that extreme olciude puit h
left to every mans own mind TO determine. Ger.
tain it is however, that there has been devotion
to that fpot tervent than would have been IN
pted by patrotilm alone. -."+f
Folteriry is fill the burlen Of his fong, ard per-
haps becau!e it is comp.ncac to himief; for hi,
Aatterers have by this time perinaded him thar "a.
IS the vital principle oi every thing even Aylicaln
the United States. Where is this pr oiprritv 10 he
found In the rain OF our merclarta In tie Il ery
of orr leamen In The increafe OF oar national dsot
In the decay OF our finances is it to be found in
the degradation of our Character In the pfoiiisu.
ton Of national faith la the perady aa.i reg
cherry Of our standardization Let truth have its 1gay
and it will he ieen, that the faireIt pro tpecs If
country have been terrified TO loft Of power and
character honeureble human nature brou Ii, in.
to digrace by an l1olatrous worlhip of other Gods
than oues
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VIENNA. September %.


The Implement 10 the Court s1azettes ofthe s7th
at. contains further accounts OF the victorious pro-
gfex OF the Arch Duke Charles, and the iuceeistul
operations of the troops in ouabia employed asant
tie army OF Moreau. General Frwhlieh i'll
tion On the .7,h neor KemptcE, took 23o prioners,
and AGAIN defeated the French on the 10th, in
hartc near linz, in abch the lois OF tile enemya
mounted to al leaf 1909 10 officers and 500
men made priloltis, and the ret of the whole
corps Killed, wounded or dilperied. Gen. La Four
writes that, ia Ire different tranfactons that have
,aken place in'Brearja i 700 proners have beepta
ken from ,h2 emmy, and their war cheits I he
Glzerte proceeds
After tbs tro"rs nader Gen. La Tour had pafsed
the Lech,. ,hs peAfsns thewed every kind of hatred
tothc common soeuy they every where collected
in great numbers, rang the alarm bells, srmed
ihem9eves wiah-Hu4ke's. pixies and every kind of
weapons, and offered TO Join the van qua, d to pur
iue the enemy, Maior Gen. Count Wallet, who
commanded the vanguard, deGrous to profit by their
srdour, pr OF them under the direction of the
captains Maftry and Andre {sy. Their zeal is in
f4ct eprhula N, aud ihews how much they mutt
have iuiferst from the emmy.
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BY an srticIe from Safeguard, Of the 2ad, we
learn, that the Eu(trians had made tbemfeses NAL
teis Of the grand powder magazine of Moreau's ar
my at Eaingen, containing 5000 barrels of powder,
which is repre- enred to have beer OF more cone
cuence to Moreau than the lois of battle. His ar
my was left almoit without ammunition.~.
Accounts from Ulm, Of the 2rlt, itate Morean TO
be retreating with precipitation in three columns
but at the lame time pressed hard in his tanks and
rear by gen. La Tour aud NauendorH. Gen Pc
rorch had pofseised hnelf of the ftrong petitions of
Rnsiband and the Black FORFEIT, which would cut
off the retreat of Moreau's army from Keld.
:. By the accounts brought by the messenger from
Vienna, we learn, that the emperor had rallied two
Hundred thouland additional troops that were
marching to the reinforcement of bis different ar
mics; in his capital alone he RATED leyenteen thou
fand men in week; iach was the noble ardour
of pasrotiim that pervaded the Au!rian States.
This morning arrived the Hamburgh mail due on
Wednetday The details which it brings are high
ly satisfactory. The boafted advantages Of Buona-
psrte before Mantua, appear much leis formidable
than they did in his representation Of Them Field
Martial Numlsr was, it is true, ihut up in Man
tua buzz This Teens TO be voluntary fep, for the
pprpole, doubt, of reinforcing the garrilon, and
takng upoI hmirlfthe command of that important
poir.
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CAEISRtItlE. Sept. 70.

On the 18Th init. four in the morning, the Aui-
triaus attae ke> The renchments near leb,
and Two batJa.iocs Of the Arehdnke Ferdinand char
ead the enemy with the bayouet About O'Clock
thcv were matters OF toe epirenchments and the
fort, they had rlade sac OF the French PriionerS;
and killed or wounded 1900 the Frencn general
Seherb was among The lain. All the haeeage, can
non, and amn,nnition Of the French fell toto the
hands Of the Auitrans /; but the latter having
elected 10 delrny the bridge near the Rhine, aud
rart Of the folders being employed in dividing the
booty the French. about noon, having received
reinforcement Of scoo men, and being covered by
numerous artillery from the left bank OF the Rhine,
resool, tae fort, the petition of which is 70 impor
taDt in canpaiga in ouabia
The Aulrrians loft about 400 men in killed and
wounded and rsiired to Biichofshem, where the
head quarters Of general Petraieh now are.
A Number Of Anitrian priioners and wounded
have been brought INFO Straibourg Coco National
guards have marched from that city for Landau,
lie sarrilon OF which place has taken the field un7
der general Mare{cot number ot'French troops
are alto on ther march from Stra bourg for Snabia.
As the Auttrians have not deitroyed the bridge
between The Eeb and straibcnrg,. the French will
always be able eaG!y 10 iend reinorcements into Su-
abb.
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December IS.

Laft Thur(day morning, about o'clock, the
door of the fable belonging to Mesrs. Iueknes and
Lownds, adjoining their dwelling houie in Pear
itreet, was dilcovered to have been violently bro
ken oprn-thc lock of the door having been forced
off, and moit daring attempt made 10 let the build
ing on FIRE as hre-brand was found in the tall,
under the horie, which fortunately did not commu
nicaic, in conieguence of the wetneis Ct the Aoor.
An attempt made on Friday night to iet FIRE
to the houe of Peter Williams, tobacconift, Wilt
am itreet the mat bes and combutibles were found
next morning in place between two buildings
bur prosidentialy it failed of inccels.
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their antiquity Of race, on their intrigue. .o,;.
liberty, on their averion for equality Ar;,ss.is
in every age have been competed of the mo,t ia
lent, the mott ihsllow, the mott rich. {pners '.a
vain empty, and contemplate of foc;s,s
of men who have miitaken intrigue for inornni9.,i
and diaimulaton for cabinet policy of men wy,
with that mankind hould cape and flare on ' ny
vernmsnt iublme Supernatural bulinets be,t' a.
their reaicn, and Beyond their enquiry and diea@
iloa.
Democracy nevery age has been refpected T..
terror p.'tyrants the reting place of piloonb''
the refuge, the aiy lum of the human race. F'i
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NEW YORK, December 22.

Ye(terday morning, about o'clock, fire was
dcovered, by the citizen patrole of the 9Th ward,
in Church. near Read ftreets 1t appeared, that a
fire had been kindled in the garr4t of new TWO flo
ry houe, which would probably have ipread deio-
On Monday night fire was dicovered under a
boat ib9p of Mr.. Dickenion, in Water ltreer above
Peck Zip: evidently Intentionally done. as til ere
was quantity of roGn and other combnitbles found
en- The ipot.
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From Bremen, October s.

TIE enemy IS daring plan Of uriting in Germany
their three deolatng armies, has met with the fate
which its tepoefy deierved and for the welfare of
focety is totally defeated. Jonrdan completely
routed, his late army fcattered by twsn'ies, and
'ili purified by the hopeit pesiantry OF Germany !;
Moreau retreatiDg in the utmolt diiorder, every
day altering his route, but now laid to be attempt
ing to march to Hrilgau Buonsparte neceEhsated
to ABANDON his daring project Of penetrating into
Tryol where every man, nay, where every woman
and child is under arms. inltead of passing Trent,
has retrogaded beyond Verona. The Auitrans
in fell poiseien of the city of Ums Gnee the a5th
ult. The French garrion OF 500 men became Pri-
toners Of
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UNIT D S T Il T ES.
SALEM, December 90

e gentleman of this town has received letter
from bis friend Liverpool, Nova-Scotia, where
in is mentioned the arrival at Halifax of packet
from England---which brings an account of the diff
ferences with Span being accommodated, and hap
Ply propect of the negoeAton with France being fa
vourably terminated. The letter is dated the 2zd
ult. The paisage OF the packet is not mentioned.
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/ . N . 0 N, October }.

" y
Late on Saturday niei,r- three messengers arrived
from the continent viz. Mr. Corvior from Wen
ia one from Petersburg, and one from Venice.-
The frtr of the Hsmourg, mails, which have been
70 long dae, arrived at the f. me time.
OF the -probshle fate of Moreau's army, we
hsp!y 7s as eaab.ed to ipsak in more pol,ise
Isl LIS.
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,47ESz FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK D.cemher %.

NJ Iaoe rl.sive4 l7 Capt #md firm G,eens;k Loadoa
gasr,Y ia Oti ~. 15s Fre4eh accounts are hfsr but
lie German acfcpts giYe dlrens esmpleai0a 10 1Aa4)
theat fadlg@ Tie mn 40fe'1a! eft
chs
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PHILADELPHIA, December II.

1t is worthy of oblervarion. that the motion re-
}s(7f@ on Tuslday in the Houie of Representatives,
concerning the Qualification of the militia, carried
in it that great principle which has given additional
energy to The Frsaeb ormset; each corps conGfting
as nearly poiible OF Perlons of the Jane age Qge
ry was it rejected becsute it k,eae5, becauie
it was qVye principle?
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Wbafi : cobn3m FL at one time, in
France, ,ly ipirit of iniurrection, founded on
reaion apd iaitiee. 1t was ano,herepoch en-,
thualtc (pirit pulled beyond the limits of reafon
into the regions of infapity. 1t does not pre-
ient exit in France.
I4gjqserGy if the de iotion only be copiul,ed, is
in vile different from democracy becauie it
is the governm mt Of the bel, bur in its accepati-
on it is the WORT, the mott diigraceful of all pof-
ii6le governments 1t is the government Of me1,
founding Interpretations not on their merits, on;
their love Of liberty, their information, but on