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PHILADELPHIA. January 10.

:r PHILADELPHIA, January 10.
, a Dutch f-et dipatche from Holland, for the
purpole Of re- taking the Cape of Good Hope, were
all captured Oh the 18th Auguft at anchor in Sadan
by Bay The Dutch euadron condited Of two ibips
OF e6 gons, one S. a., one 90, one 26,
40, l8, and ib,p comul anded by Rear
Ad. Lacas. They appear to have been weakly man
aed The thiP9 of this line having leis than 800 lea
men ana troops, and all others in proportion. The
Brltih Feet which captured them, conGied ofieven
thips of the hne, s.. and fevera of imeler force
commanded by Ad Elphinltone. The Dutch Ad-
nif4l iurrendered by espitnlat'on, without firing
gun.
: The King of Sardinia is dead. The Prince of
Piedmont iueceeds him.
Tne.iear of French ihvaGon,. rather ipcreafes in
Engian and the Mniltry endeavourlng to pro-
the alarm,
General BpurnonviIle TENT. an account from the
head quarters at Mulheim, dated the and Oct. of
che eroding Of the Rhine which the Auitriaps
tempted OF tue t2d, at night, at Neuwied, &c.
ff0is account agrees ID the whole with har of the
ffench already publiihed.l Among other sstclss
1t is iaid, rhst all Of the enemy WHO croised the
Rhine al Neudora, were either killed, taken Pri-
toner's, drowned On the left bank of tie Rhine
lefr in our hands, 1000 prioners, wi hereof
wounded. Thoie tia. drow ned are eff
tf1iatse al z 30, and the lois of the enemy
right wing Gair have teen extraordinary great,
as th~y received from the bridge battery mott al
tonilhipe Eve. Generals Kieoer and Grenier have
di'ingnhhrd themie!vss mott wonderfully.
W. have 10 often mpoied upon by talie &C
tounts exIraoled or laid TO be extracted IRON Ger
man papers kat ,niaE our;e. ss u1,Ged in anei-
tioni,g lhr anrhe nticity Of the details concerning
the repeated defeats of Moreau's army, which APP
pearcd in the Aurora the day before yette,day IN
der the Ofttnbureh head. Tn pretended terrible
battles viii at ait turn OUT to have been but Aieht
t<rni3.hes. 'tht Letter If the commiIcary Haus-
iftsrted in the Aurora of yettefdsy, lays that
Morean had cauied the troops nnder Gen st. Cyr
cros the Rhine AT Bri!ach about the i4lh Oct -
To this CT it VS. Necessary to keep
poiseGion of Froourg and kmmsrdpeeni but as
icon rhe MI os part Of he troops had CROSSED the
river, thoie who covered their passage probably e.
vatuatea the above potts, and marched alto the
other fde OF the Rhine.
St Cry aft er ws, id recfo5ed the Rhine near STRAIT
bcnrg, aud joined he troops in the camp Of kell.
The main force of Moreau's army remained in the
mean rime in the upper Marqaiiate Of Baden. De-
lai Fieht wing had already taken poisetsion of he
upper d 6les Ct tie Black FORFEIT, whlcl. enabled
him 10 fail in the rear OF the Auitrian army. Ge-
neral Ferno it'll in the v;cinity of the Foreil
towns; free communication with France vas fe-
cared, and the Auitrians had no longer the oppor-
runity OF insrceptingA loreaus difpatches which
alone they indebted for rbeir monlentsry iuc-
ceis.
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X IL Psrfons having any demands by note, bond
K or otherwite. agant the eits,e Of Marcia
Slip, lae of Berkeley County, deeeafed, deiir-
ed TO bring in ;heir claims, regularly atcited for
iet,lement ana all tho(e indebted to the iad e.
tate, iiher by bond no-e or book account, re-
qoeited TO mike immediate pa, nenr that Anal
adjufment of the faid eftate may take place, as
no further indol g-nce will be given.
JOHN and FREDERICK SIP, Executors.
Jan. IS.
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f or S ale,

n LOT in the town of Marinourg, dlttinguiih-
( \ ed in the plan OF laid town by No IS; t"ere -
II, improvement on sld lot except thatAt IS palled
in. Any psrlon inriinipg 10 pursl AZ the ismsp
may know the terms by applying to Mr.. James
L'~G,n, in Martaourg or TO the iubicribsr, IN
Wood!tock.
+ ALIEN AMER POLLOCK,
! Adnf. oi anles /. Pollock, decd.
Jcraay %, 81.
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a IL pertons having any demands aaainft the
~ eitate OF Martin Helm, late Of Berkeley
County, decd, dehrsd TO bring in their ac-
for dement,; aud all thoe indebted the
laid ei.ate, are reqne'ted to make immediate pay
ment to the fubicribsr, as the is determined on
fpeedy iettlemenf.
- BARBA2Y HELM, Admr'x.
Jenaa2 10. 81.
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feseral days, the fmoke. infcsd of diPerGng, rofe
and conf, antly collected in the air. nil the atmoi-
phere was loaded with iuch an uncommon quantity
OF IL as proved in combination With other vapours,
the Parent of the preceding darknes.
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NOT &c e.

TgNHEF are number If fray Fogs that have
been wit the Anfcriher f,uce laiT ally the
owners are. defred TO come, prove property, pay
charges and take them awsy, or they will be fold
as the law directs
WILLIAM ROYD.
JaaHay 10, 81
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F o R S A L E,

>. FOR S LIE,
A hdndlome young torrel STUD, IS
hands and halt high rhne years old, in good or
der. For farther particulars, apply the lnblcri-
Der, in Martnsourg.
PAUL VkRDlER.
Jan. IS.
VT Twill fake one or two apprentices to the
Tanning Buncis, from fourteen to ieveu1cen years
of age.
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PHILADELPHIA,

Mareb az 1t is confidently lad, that the dif-
patches Executive received from Mr.. Pinckney
by the Briefs at Bourdesux, agree tuoItance With
the ita,ement contained in the extract of letter
from Paris, publiihsd in our Taft, the ia ecI Of
the non reception of our Minifter Ii ioch Was
their back rdnels to acknu V.ede Mr.. P.ncknez,
what lne of conduct will the Frenco ho wbcn
they HAYES fight of MIR. Piekerng's concAaioy ia
itractions.
The Editor of the New. York Minerva accounts
for the rece ption of Mr.. Pmeknry with iR-
seuuiy that particularly character!es him Mr..
PneKney was not received by The french beoaafe
change had taRrn plaeein the politics Of Ruff ince
the accellon to the thTone of the Emperor Paul.
When Mr. .Pi&kerng's letter arrives we ihould nos
be furpreo to hear that Mr.. PinckDey is ordered
to depart and if thai i,puld take place, we
ihall hear the p,yoaud Edi'os Of the Minerva dice
yer the caute 10 ,n~~.ne change i'll tbs affairs Of
the sulr9n or Grand Mogpl Ta
Mare5 z8 The people o. the United States ihould
be well on their guard agan the desperate attempts
o. the Britih faction 10 TIC our fate The fixing
fortunes Ct the ,7otber e0ary. yftenatic line Of
conduct has tee, purued .Rsct this. The, cafe
of the French has been miirepr eiented, rnj3esd
the American mind they have ben irritated by
every means ia the power of the fac1on by neglect,
nulr ninry and now that the effects OF this bate
and 'mpoliie conduct are reco''lng us, it is at
tempted T. rcufe the people 10 rupture, that
opportunity may be had throw The country in
the arms of Britain.
MaYeb 90. There is a letter in towr from New
YORK, dated 1,ueldsy, which mentions, thai
rival at that place from Libon, brings news OF
Fraxfe ta0isg declared 1ve, 0saina Anrtri.a !"
There may be iuoh letter, ont we do not credit
the information it CONTAINS. At The date of
lait certain accounts from France many cireum,tan-
ces evinced aincere ditpoiition he part or the
French TO live in harmony with the United Sla'es
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Gleri0us neg0s for REPUBLICANS!

B, I@i' MosftzHma, CAPT. MtCa,tky. a,Yived at-Bel
nmore, Loaaea pGptrs 7Oere 'eeeivd up the 9Th of
feb,uay, finn q.hitb the oloquing e5seial Important
pie fng, md bg65 inftreaiag nSrmahon has 6eez, ex
tyaaea.
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me. Pincknsy writes Us from Paris, usdor dato
Of the h inf. slat he had not then been acknow-
lodged by the Directory nor yet received any writ
ten mandate depart, and that therefore he ik5ald
not yet quit Paris"
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MAkYINSBUkG, 1pril o.
I NJ P Q r T II " T.
-.oeaso@ OBJ
BY AU7'HO RITZ.
b. tbe P,zFAM ftbe Haited olattf et .4saeriea.
q P1nfrI Jh1AIJnhI

b. tbs Pn ftt2t oflhe tIaited Slater ef .4'1eres.
A FKOCL ANA ZION.
WHEREAS The Contribution of the Uated
w S,ats OF America, provides, that the Preh-
dent may, on EXTRAORDINARY OCCASIONS,
bott Houles of Congress Ard whereas IN
EXTR AORDlNAKY OCCASION EXISTS for
convenineCongrefs, and 6fve great and qvisby maj
claim tbeir nestioa have therefore ,hoYglt it
necessary 10 convene, and l do by thele PRESENTS
convene the Congrefs of he United States OF Arle-
rcs at the City Of Philadelphia, in the Common
wealth Of PENNY lvania, on Monday the fifteenth
day of May next hereby requiring theSenators aid
Representatives in the Congrels of the UritedSates
Of America, and every OF taeni, that laying e6le all
o:er natter ard eaes, they then and there and
assemble in Congress, in order TO coniut and deter
mine luch meaiures in their wioom hall
be dsemed meet for the lsfety and welfare of lhs
faid United States
In teitimony whereof, have csufea tbs Zeal
(L.S.} of the Urited5taes of America to be affixed
TO thse preients, and Ggned the fame with
my hand
Done at theCi,y of Philadelphia, the 18TH
day of Maroa, in the year Is our Lord one
thouiand even hundred and ninety-teven
and of the United States Of America, the
twenty -hiit.
John Adams.
TIMOTHY PICKERING,
Secretary sf STATE.
The dispatches fad be received by cur Exscu-
tive by the arrival of the Bleis tfrotn Bourdeau.,
at New York, from Mr. Pinckney, our Ambassador
to the French R puoiic, are undoubtedly, the cauie
of the extraordinary call of Congrels by the Pref
dent of the United States. The Importance of the!s
diiPatches is inch to require tbs exercte of a
power in he Executive, which, ince the ettablifh-
ment of the Federal government, has never before
been relorted 10. This ercumltance, alone, rem
ders all comments unnecessary.
1t is laid under the late.t dates from Paris that
the Directory had reolved to avail themielves Of
the recent brilliant ineceises of their army in Italy,
by renewing their Offers o! ieparsts peace with
the Emperor ssd thar they had actually lent off
an envoy TO Vienna for That parpofe.
The lat accounts from France, furnh us with
the agreeable information, that the whole naval
force, both hips Of war and traniports, defined Gu
the late expedition tolreland have returned tafe INFO
different ports OF that republic, except tqvo Of the
latter This lily sccords with that in Par
eabiae's Gazste few days fince, which that
two thirds at h.R of thar whole armament were
either taken by the Briliih, OF luuk.
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UNIT E D ST ATES.

NEW YORK, March so.
Extract or letter from gentleman in London to
areipectabls hopis in this city, datsd January
III, 81.
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March a
{. YOUNG DUN DIAMOND,

e NON llNUES TO itand at the euaicrlber's nable,
" about miles from She pberd's Town, on tsi=
road that leads X yss Ferry, where he will coye'
at the low rate OF Five Dollars, and
buihel OF Corn Oats the ieaion The grain TO t..
brought with the mares, the money be paid o.
before the day OF September xt, and note Of
baud given when the mares taken away The
FIVE dollars may be dieha'ged by paying down three
dollars cath Immediately ,-fof eniurng colE
eight dollars dollar and halt he tiigse Issy,
the nturspce morty TO be paid as oon as the mares
are kno~nAto be With soal and Cor the frgle Leap
mare. - Ct.
DiAMONT is a beautiful rsouie Etolcur, Mac X
main and tail, and a, black lift,on his back, alaotz
10 hands highs he is as we'll E'ade.for draft, ara
his coils equal, if net iuperion to,any in tbs
county Il think il needless to fay any more. as he
will recommend hinlef Tee feaion will commence
the z5th of March and end the tr OF July ncx'.
ADAM LINK.
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YOUNG VALltNT.

N|ILL tand this Seaion at the polarization of
w William Hannah, and cover mares at the
moderate price of Two Dollars and an half the fea
ion each mare, to be paid the hrft OF December
next.
YOUNG VALIENT is a beautiful dark forrel,
10. hands high, four years old this fpring, and
is excellent for iaddle draft. 1t is prrlumed
unnecessary to troubls the public with his pedigree,
for am confident his figure will Efficiently recon.
mend him to the belt judges The ieaion will conf
nence the era of March and end the III Of July
DAVID HANNAH.
March s3, 's7,
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THE sablcriber wiihe, to fel,- the following ysd..

The snblcribeg wiihes to fell the following vain..
Bile property, TO wit
TH E Houie and Lot in the to7n of R,,b
J. Berkeley County. occupied for ieyeral ,esrs
by toitph SutisHs as Boarding Honfe it is well
calculated for that pnrpoe, being the laleefr bou,s
in the town. 'lio, one acre OF ground, oppoii,e The
MAJ ket -houie in Vinchei;er, on which there is .
fmall dwelling houIc, and eNcellenr fable, e-,
nary, and carriage houie. This is the mott beaui,,
Guation in the tow n, co;nmandog foil view of il
and the adjoining coantry. Ihe ground will he
divided into two thtee parcels, TO iuii pu, cha
iers. A.o other piece of eronnd, lying iouth
of Capt. loleph Tiooall mill, in Winehs!,er, and
ad',inihg his ihsrdea, tGppoed to een,sin usay,v
two acres, which would be valuable 1or pailuraye
grain. he above property will De fold low,
and The terms accommodating 10 purchasers.
ALEXAN DER WHITE, I'd.
March go, 81.
A N El-c,on will be hell at The Court Houfe On
1 J. the frtt Monday utter the third Tuetdsy in
next monh for he pnrpoie of chot iiug Nv opraper
perions 70 re prefent this County in the Gene
raj Assembly. All portions Untitled 10 woe, are
requei,ed 10 attend under penalty Of 'he law
JAMES VII ON, Sheriff
Berkeley County M.rcn so, ~.
, On saturday, ,hl Ssh Day 81 ApIil next,
Will be fold 10 the hig!Ieit bidder, in She plerds-
Town, before the door OF MIR. John Gooong's
tavern, . ..
Five or TX likely ltrong Wagon horics.
Ao, wagon and geers III 'nr HE road. Three
month credit will be given. Bond with approved
lecurity will be required, by
EVANS and SHELBY.
Whereas the general cuitom Of dealing
with negroes in The town OF Mlsrunsburg. is IT.
tended with pernicious conie queBces TO their OWL
ers, as well as Others who live in its vicinity
hereby osewarn all perions whatioever from deal
Jog in any manner whatever with any Of mine, &C
iu96ier them remain Oh their prsmites, contrary
TO law as lam determined proecate with si-
gour any perion psrtous who ihall ,6end fsrs;:.
= WILLIAM FENDLEl ON.
March 20
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BE L S II A I i 4 Z.

VIII ftand this (eatpn the tolu~ ing Places viz.
al Mr. Amos NichoIss, within miles Of Martina
harg, convenient to Lights mill, rhe three days ef
the week, viz. Monday, Tueiday, aud Wedneidsy,
of each, and he remaining three days 'tsnd aE
the iubfcriber's, within Two Mills OF Martiusbug,
on the road fesdng to GAr4rd's Town, and cover
mares the moderate price OF -Four Dollars, ana
buihel of oats OF any other grain ito be propphs
with the mar-j the ieafon, each mare, to be paid
the III day of December next.
Beltbazzar is years cid This grafs, was got ~
the noted hcre Nehnohadnezzar. who he pre-
perty of the late General williams, an imported
full bred dray bis dam was got by SweeP'!.k+s.
his grand dam was full Bred and was called the
property of MIR. Howard, miles trrm Hag<fs-
Town, Washington County. Maryland, and was
purchsted BY James M Coy, who lives within ora
mile of Turks. Town. when he was three years OLE.
The aid horic is dark brown, with blaze ,therighe
hind foot white, hx'een hands high and upwards !;
he is trout well made hore, and allowed by CORD
Judges 10 be horls that aniwers the country i:
is needless TO fay any thing more Of him his sF-
Pearance will fuiiciently recommend him i.
The teaion is begun, and will end the Erfr!
of July nex'.---lf any peron owing for the FAC
ieainn, ihould be about remove of this couii-
ty, before the laid frIr day of .cenber, they mus
be 'Iaole to pay at any time they PurPoie TO re-
move.
CHARLES M KEWAN.
M,~~h 20 'oz
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N + Blu G II A y N L Z 4 A K,


The Dray Stud. imported by the late General vii
Hams, aud porcha(ed from that eitate Tome time
fnce at 1000 dollars,
c. TANDS at the fable of the lubicriber in Ha-
- gerttown, and covers Mares this ieafen, at
Fourteen Dollars, [if paid againft the frt oE Oc-
tober Twelve dollars only and three billings and
nine pence tothe Groom-or, Twenty Dollars in
hand paid. il the colts injured. 20.
This bore is much eiteemed oy all who have icen
him. and fame Acknowledges him hyperion to any
Dray Horle the continent, and equal toary in
England. His colts lat different ages have iold
tror , 'oto 1900 dollars.
taken DO them ample ;nitice, but the iaberiber
will not be sniwerable for rcapss or accidents.
The ealon Cor covering to end the hrit of Auguit
next. John RAGAN.
March ~ ~
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protected by the eomprou,iie. The law which con
irmed the compromie mentions, that 1t was IN con
iequence of the pertion Of number OF the inbabi'
ta9Es Of Hardy, Hamplhire, and shenandoah, but
fays rot a.word sboas any petition from Berkeley
now is ito be fuppoied That the law would be
ilen. abou. the petition from Berkeley, if it was
iimiiar to the other, and had cooperative eeact
in producing the eompromils =
9b5if gentlemen lay, that they only prayed for
their certificates back again the Journals fay that
they trayed for the s.H amdaas of the fa- wiz a5l
per 90 acres) paid by tnem into the treaiury, tor
the purchae of land warrants, With intereit there
on, after the rate of fix per cent per annum, toge-
ther With al sxbfuees they had incurred. The con-
duct OF theie men in other repects, has. been fully
and fairly laid before the puolic by "q5e P<ofh"
and orr eft5e People" Thefe rsmarks made
by sANO7RER OF 7HE PEOPLE,.
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L Q S 7, !,
IN Monday evening, goth inf on the road
~ leading 70 williams Port. pair of Saddle
Bags. containing iund'y articles Whoever may,
have foond them, ihall be geuerouly rewarded by
returning the fame
ROBERT HASTINGS,
! Martinsburg, March 20, 81.
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YOUNG NEBUCHADNEZzAR,:

Will ttand the preient ieaion, my Brewery in
Shepherd s-Town, and cover mares at Four Dollars
and half the feaiou payable the frft day of October
next. This -olt is years old, Is hands high, a
dark brown ftrong, we'll built, and lofty carriage
He was got by Old Nebucbadnezzar, imported by
the late Gen Williams i; and now Four
teen Dollars. Any further Recommendation mutt
be unnecessary.
PHILIP SHUT,
March a.
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MAR7'INSBU BURG, December 20.
90 tepO~O~O d

A letter from ST. Thomas S, dated Nov. 7s, TO
Respectable honfe in Philadelphia, Jays" Stree I
wrote TO you on the i9 h. init we have received We
~ d'!eat+Sshie news. We have II from good
'hori'y thar The French have got orders capture
ALI Amtriaas vcisels that they can fad, -uboSt df
tiat2isn. ! be news ieems TO be 10 we'll confirmed,
that dare nos venture of port with proper
~ under 44'ufrIan colours. have now fold the
ichooner, and given up the ;voy see."s ~q! :.A
Another letter Of later dzie, gives Gsailar in.
formation. ~ i. r.5 .F .s
Paris papers of October II, fay" There appear
TO be no Official adv ices of hoirities having
commenced in Italy, but we mach fear that by this
time the horrid teene of blood is renewed. 7 he
army of Bnorsparte from, The fratement in the Of
fetal Journal, is in the Ho perfect tate Of prepa-
ratiau. The Auftrisns their lds have tpared
no pains TO reinforce thsir armies. Whenever the
campaign ihali open, therefore, the rsfult mutt be
dirFcfhng TO every friend of humanity. A curious
paper has appeared in The Redueteur Of the OH in
Giant, purporting to be letter written by lord
Maimesbury 70 sobls lord in England, and left
behind him at lo, previous 10 bis departure from
thss city, on the rupture of the negotiation. The
letter is evidently fuppodtious, merely calculated
to burle'que The talents Of his lordIbip nrgoci
ator, and the progreis Of the negotiation which he
conducted"
Died in this town, after a very ihort iIne!s, Mrs
JuLEABaEsoN, wife of MIR. Jssiz EEHsoN.
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UNITED s. II Z & S.
NEW YORK, L. -ernb cr 70.

report is in circulation, fad TO be fron rhs
esfrwsrd, 'hat Fraroe h.s se,uaily declared Wal
agsinit the Jn1ed States We anxia fly wait iur.
J thes particu]ars That fuch an event probable
wiil nos he darat<ti BY airy "ho mad observed
tne gradations ttam protested frisnd.hiP open
SAMMY 90 their part. Ard it is not unlikely ,hs,
IN avery iitie Time. either our enyoys wilt BE a.
n'onAi1 us again, OF thet in,tligenes OF their oc-
icy ent away wi'h ignominy. will pc received
flow comes ii TO pals, tia; hses Of more de-
Prt6at'oos ~ The Brtiib than by The French, on
oar e"tmrrce, hin thee few weeks? lley roh
as even On our eoaf5s Four a'strieax tbrs have
been recently irrt into Haliiaz. by l,s nel' asRAc1
oUs nj fsy's triNe1ss SQmr OF hr frleuajy pepte-
Ganons OF this nation arc recorded n.tte l4,eas
GtPF Dean, Of he ithoone1 RspNi lex, rs days
Som ", croi@, informs, thar ,he Epglifh priva
tssrs ont ot orlola, have |efly taken nu,4bs, Of
l4fqe'iean f@G5 SQUAD TO .Ihomss's carried lh5n,
into iorteia, where ihey were coudtmasd, The
ksen'h at ST. M.rtins nave la,ely lakrn number
Iii Gaaefit4s veisels. I'd o.. -'-
The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1797-12-28
big Amelia, Of philadelphia arrived here to-day,

brig Amelia, of Philadelphia arrived here to-day,
with ibis information"
The following is another extract of letter from
gsatiema OF Eertok. 10 snot her mesnber ofCen-
greis, dated the 18th in.. g nc only news of c,-
portance We have preen9 came to hand this
day, by arrival from The Welt Iudies: it.is that
j commodore Baraey's appointed Chief Judge OF the
conrt oil admiralty OF the Cap, and that he had ak
ready lsaed proclamation forbidding the cap.
.ture Of Aaerjsan vessels bount 10 any Brlth port
whatever except to ioch as are ltyIsd RelilPs,ts"
y Capt. Atwood, arrived at Bolton from Glada.
loupe, was iHturned INA: V: Raghes had given or
ders take all Auefitaa yeists, thar the eruzers
ihould meet with, let them he bound where they
would, sni bring them 10 tor trial, which v as tim
eamaunt eondeuhAti on either Of vest or car
go. ,hs privaieerimea twesrisg, in all ckrs, 'thry
were bou nd Engiih paris. and he lodges of the
-eparts admitting eat rs 1ttm The American Tea
mfn 70 ~ peyceds theirs. 1brre ley'in. 81. Mar
tirs fpur priva,eeis--@une thai tooeht at Nor
wich and failed lsftfAli, Ut CUTS, tor the pur-
pole OF cruEihg sgainit Ameslspus.