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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
Tusiday, January O.

"A motion was made, that the Hou(e
come to the following reloIution:
RSf0fved, That the contribution or form
OF government of this commonwealth il
defective, and that il 10 expedient to call
a convention for reviling and altering the
Lhe laid reialu,ion being read a fecond
timo, was on the sueiion put thereupon.
dnagresd to by the Houle. Ayes o.
Noes 81.
On motion made by Mr.. Mag i'll, fs-
condsd by Mr.. Boyd;
Ordered, That the names of the ave.
and noes on the foregoing queftion, be in
ierted in the Journal.
The names of thoie who voted in tbe
affirmative are, MelIisurs Nicholas, To-
teph Shelton, Ware, Anderfon, Tate.
White. John Brown, Lchwitch, Log wood.
Boyd, Dixon, Ihn Miller, Yancsy, Geo.
Buskner, John Taylor, Spencer, Bedford,
Banks, pegran, Welt, AGguItine 7 Smith +,
Jenning, Chiffon, MsGuirc. MleiIl.
Jodah Woods, Hale, autshefon, Snyder,
Fiiher, Simons, Rooinion, Bates. MsDa,
MEL, Morris, EIizey, Terrill, Munford, E
vans, Barbour, Hli, Archibald Woods.
Iiaa0 Davis, Wright, Cake, Devin'
Pope, Read, Com, Whiiarn Carer, He'd
den, Sc Wiion, Koontz, Waller Davis
Duianey, J Gatewood, Mercer, T5wles.
Hunsestord, Bradley, Meek, and George
c. Taylor.
! And the names of thoie who voted in
the negative are, MeGfS- Whlrton, Egg.
glef'on, Chahn, Breckenridge, Rufin,
Fie cher, Perkins, Psrow, Moreman,
Har[Aon, Tyler, ChcAtham, rnomas
A. 1 Ayior, Hatcher, Andsrlcn Cooke
Roeerts, Peterion Good ~yn, King
WlllIsm Gatewood, Haden, Payne
homas Miller, Pie. fans, Cavenjilh
John Goodw5n, Bynan, MsKeszie
starke, rbomPfon, Sslden, Price, Redd
james Johnfon, Pierce, Allen, !. arkll
Smith, Brooke, Hansford, Pollard, Ora
ham, Shearnan, }oieph Garter, Clap
haG, Calls, Eppes, Lampkin, Charlie
Cooke, Campbell, lane. WIN. Buck
ner, Berkeley, Ingles, James Taylor
Riddick, Potter, Semple, Mathews
Robert Shelton, Upi,ur, Warning P
Robinion, Green, Mofely, MsRae
Scott, Ven4bie, Cureteo, George K
Taylor, Tebbs, Barnes, GlaGcoc<, T
Jobnfon, Robert Gsodwyn, Wilkin
ion, Faulcon, Booth Dudley, RuRsll
Lee, Crockett, GnfFii, Shield, New
ton, Andrews and FouGhee.
Rfjsfvtd, That The laid petition b,
rejected.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
Saturday, Estuary 6.

Mr.. Andrews prclented, from the
Committee for Courts of Jultice, a bill,
REPEATING 10 much ,ft6e ae1, iafifuled,
an act, TO amend and reduce ire ons
act, the jfvsrai acts Of AGsm5y far re-
g1LGffag the militia of rbis common
teealfb, as exempt, 9naksrs and Meme
niFi from militia dnfy; and the fame
was received and read the fri time,
and on the quefton being put, that the
Lid bill be read fecond timer
Il Paiied in the negative.
kf/afOtd, That the oil be rejeesd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
On I5ar'day f6s 25tb m5taut,
4piX be .SoLA MT thn N.4L.-

On IbarSaay 15e 2st5 mstant,
qOiH be Said at tie 5ub5cyl-
hers Tfndue-OWee, in f6is
CRY,
TIME HOnlehold and Kitchen Ftp
4 NlTOREo the late Burwell Stark.
Etq. dec. CO nprGng a variety Of vf,h,i
and YaluAbls articles.
AT the fame time viii be fold. his ~
BRASf, eonfiiing of a large number Is
Jaw Books, and other Books of valus :,
French and Enghih, aud tome few IN
Latin.
A catalogue ofthe books, and The DIFF.
ierent articles OF ilirniture, may De Teen
Of rhe fublcriber's Office.
The terms OF tale will be, caCh for sIj
.purchaies under the value of twenty d.
lars purchaiers for larger iums. 10 o;v.
bond with approved feeurity, payable n
rhe lit OF January next, the iecuritjes ,f
squlFed, to he inhabitants OF R,cernond
OF Mane heiler. A diicount OF FIX ser
cent. allowed on al pure hates ON credIr
ior pronpt payment
BY dTe6tion of the Executor.
M VANDEWALL, v. NJ
Richmond, January !
g. 1898 rdf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
By Lat Nights Mail.
NETWORK, January 8.
From tie Dnih 6ax1rtiGr.


IMPORTANT ADyICEs FROM FRANCE.
By the brig Roietta capt. Tylee, arriv
ed yefferday from Havre, which place he
left the 9th OF November, advices of that
date are received from thence, and from
Paris of the Sd of thar month.
Capt. Tyles left Havre haftily in cdno
fe9sence of approximations entertained there
OF an immediate embargo; and OF the &C.
neral uniavorable complexion of affair
in that country. He has itaied furthe,.
that rupture between France aud this
country Vas aPprehended-and thar the
htua,ion of our commi6ioners at Paris
was unfavorable to their views.
In oppoiition 10 this, however, there
are fevsral letters received in hi, city ly
the above vefel, which do not hold on
theie alarming approximations.
One IRON, arvfPeetable heuic at Havre,
dated on the day of capt Tyee's depar
lure, cloies wits the following -" A.
tho the American commiliioners have not
yet been admitted tn the directory, We
are puriuaded there will be no WAR be
tween rhe two nations: Its mere likeiy
that the United States will in future be
cenfidered as nation having no treaty
with US %
Our commidionsrs had been prefented /;
but the utmof fecrecy prevailed with re
iPeet to the obJea OF their milton. i.
was reported they had lent home dilpatchp
es requetting additional initru6tions,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
Mr.. PEASANTS.

QHay.-p Law was paGed by the
General Alembly, making all Gaming
Debts receivable before Jingle Magiftrate
on the Oath Of any by fander, togrth=r
with a forfeiture OF Ofice, Polf or Place,
of every Pablo Servant, upon due proof
OF the fsGt before any Cour of Record
within the commonwealth, wouldi not 90
great way towards deltruaion of that
mott pernieious practice
TERMINUS.
January nth, 1898.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12

Yeaerday the General Aaembly pro-
cscdsd by joint ballor Of bath houles,
to chooie ireslurer, in the room of
Jsquelin Amber, Elq decesfed on
60 uniting the ballots majority spp-sr-
ed IN favour of Mr.. WILLIAM
BERKELE Y, Ofthis City
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
a7o,s6r
a7o,s6I
The arresrages Of the ertif,
ca'etaSes are fia,edts be Ie2, 2s6

q The committee find, tba, the perna-
neni annual expenditures cannot be efti-
mated al a leis fun than a4o, 900 dollars
e--Proyidcd the contemplated importati
1ns OF arms take place, and if a proport.
on oil the pretent debt. of the common-
wealth b. annually discharged; " Inch the
committee preiume the LeglAature vii.
tonfder both juit and polite. The com
niI'tee therefore report, that in their opini.
Ton, It viii be neeeiiary 70 10 encreate th,
taxes, as to produce sn additional yearly
tum Of 10000 dollars.
The fad report being read fscend
tine, Was, on = motion made, order.
sd to be committed TO a ca,nmittee OF
the whole houfe on the fate of the COM
wealth.
The Houte, according to the order
of the day, rsiolved itielf into com
mitsee OF the whole Houle, an the me.
moral of the Baptili geneJal commits
tee; and after ione lime fpsnt therein,
MIR. Speaker returned the chair. and
MIR. C@iiIs reported, that the commit.
tee of the whole Heule had, accordins
to order, had the iaid memorial under
their confederation, and had come 20
Telo uion thereupoh, which ne read
In hll place, and then delivered In at
the Clerks table, where the fame was
twice read, and is as follows:
" Whereas, the contribution of the
Rata of Virginia, hath pronounced the
government of the King of England to
have been totally diGolved by the re
volution hath fubfituted in place Of
sfs civil government 70 diHoIved, new
civil government, and hath in the bill
efrights excepted from the powers ei-
Psnto the fubfituted government, the
pswer of rsviving any lpscies o. ecele-
iisitieal or church governmen, in lieu
lof thu, 10 diAolved, by referring the iub-
lect of religion to. confidence:
I RefaIvsd fbvsiere, That the feyerzl
laws, the titles Of which are as follow
An act for exempting the different {,
cIeties of dlfenters from eontributipo
80 the fopport and maintenance of thS
church as BY law Ell bli(1ed, aud u,
sninihefs, snd fer other purpofss there
In mentioned; An set to repeal 70 much
of the aci for the fupport os the cierg,.
and for The regular collecting and psy.
ing the psTiib leviss, as rels,es 10 tbe
rs1rtent Of the fAlaries heretofore eiysn
90 tho clergy Of the church Of England
Ans6t for Incorporating the Prateftsn,
EpieoPsl church; An act TO authorize
the election OF certain Veftries Az
act, to repeal the .Gl for Incorporating
the Protefiant Epilcop4l Church, and
for ether purpofss; and, An aa for
giving certain powers 10 the tfunees
Of the property Of the Proteltant Fpic.
ropsl Church ought to be repealed, as
violating th principles IF the eoniii.
gution, and being iGcondlfent with re.
ligIous freedom and that the law in
fituled, Ar act for cits6liihing religious
freedom, ought to be declared to de.
i've Its obligation from It's bsina a tro,
= solution Of toe principles of the bill
ol rights md contribution.
The faid refolu,ion b:inE read a Gs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
70 Be RenteI.

THAT well knogn TAVERN, nea-
Il Rockets landing, formerly oscu.
pied by Mr.. John Roper, deceafed, and
known by the name Of ROPER'S ia
VERN Application may b. made e.
w iubicriber, or Mr.. Masks VANpt.
WALL at the Vendue- Office in Richmond
FRANCIS LEWIS.
Aeurico, Ih January, 1893. (sw)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
Pans, November q

al pa!aCe ana the Font Neut, we're fhe
mot c,niricuous. On this bridge ma
ny patriotic longs ere flung, and the re-
joicing appeared 10 be general throughout
the CITY.
MENrZ has been de6nitively deliver.
ed up, and our troops have tax n poGeiii
on.
Extract Of letter from gentleman in
Have TO Respectable mercantile houfe
in this city, received by the Roietta.
Havre, 9th Nov. 1907.
=" There is now projea of an ab(o
lutte deicent on England The immorta,
Buonap2re is appointed COZ mauder in
ehi-t, on this expedition. There is TO be
iHsnrdiasely aAembied TAO thonfsnd n,su
between Breft aud Hon6eur, as well as an
other body of 100 thoutand men between
this place and Dunkjrk.
Hanover will be Immediately attack :
ed, and what will infure our iuccefs is, a
/eeref article in eur treaty III ;h= Empe
ror, TRIMMING 6s FaD&ge Of onr rossJ."
he Roistta and The Nymph failed
earlier than they mould have done, on
account of tie expectation, that an EN-.
barge would immediately be laid or all
outward bound veilels
Reports circulate, that our envoys
had an audience with the minifter of
foreign affairs, in which the miniffel
put This quettion--" Ars YAK is/7ruSYed
10 brfak toitb England. and on their
anlNefing in the negative, the miniitef
Replied" | am inftruaed by the d.
reetors, rot to enter into negotiation
on any other principles"
We do not underRand any thing like
,h4t which is inherited In the DIIry OF
Taft evening, viz" That fsrsng evil
dences exiited there Of the probability
of var with America"
The papsrs we receive make no men
ton ofIhe American ENJOYS.
a letter from a gentleman ofrefoea
ability at Paris, who had reGded aIon
time IN America, received By the Ro
fetsa, dated at Paris, GA. "a, annoua
ces, that the AmeGcaa envoys mad been
yeil received Shas he bad no doubt.
bat that negotiations would goon well
land tsat there was probability that
the differences would be loon adlulted !;
IN confeqosnes Of which queiiion a.
role o. the fobjea of f.nding new Ie-
CATION TO our country, The name Of
whom is mentioned In the letter, but
we could net obtain IT,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
PHILADELPHIA bor,-,

TIt Ia y LII ttIh1 JanuaFv q
The mercantile advertiser 81 New
York fays, " the American Hotel az
Havrs, was at tie time capt. Tylee
failed, furrounded by guards"
From the Gme fource we learn that
our commiaioners are rejected by tbe
French government.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12

DIED--In this city, on Wedner-
day night laa, JAQUELlN AM
BIER, Efquire, Treafuter Of this
Commonwealth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
Deficiency,

= As no other fund can be made produc-
Give III time, 10 aniwef the above defici-
s;ncy OF 4o,426 dollars aud SO GEMS, there
rs neceility OF relying on the arearasss
for that purpofe, although experience does
mot permit the committee to be fansu;ne
IN their expectations from thar fou,ce
1.-The following was tho fate OF the srr,ar-
.ases On the hrfi day of Odober, 1897:
,Arearsges of the reve- Dolls. Cts
nue. taxes prior to go, 2I3,273 10
DO. OF TO, poftsrior TO SO, s7,a87 90
a7o,sor 9
On the m day of Oaober,
& thsy amounted al;oge.
rher TO a8a.Izo 90
The diminution within the
latt year has therefore
been only 1I,6I8 90
a7o,s6I g
he arresrages Of the erti6,
4 cafe taxes are fa,edt3 be Ioa .2s6 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12

January 18th, 1898.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

In that government. h- has lkcwlie addrehsu
TO Us packet for the executive directory. Ut,
he demands to make an alliance oHenlIve and
defeniive with the French, proPoiing 70 main
tain at his charge, as long as the war ihall con-
tnue in India, the troops they can fcnd him.
I'd. he prcmaes to furnifh every necehary tor
the war except wine and brandy, of which he
finds himleH abfolutely deltitute. sd, that all
preparations are made ready to receive the iuc-
cours which they iball give TO him ] and on the
arrival Of the troops, the chiefs and officers iha
find every thing necef4ry 10 carry on a war that
Europeans are little accufomed to. 4sh, finally,
he only wants the moment when the French
ihall come TO his aid, declare war againlt the
Engliih, ardenSly wiIhing to drive them from
India. As it is impohible to reduce the mum
Der Of the Io7rh and Io8th REGIS. & dc Ia Gaarde
SolIss dn part de Ia Fraternitif, on account OF
the zfiRance we have tent to our allies the
Dutch we invite the citizens to embody them
felves in thtir REFLECTIVE municipalities, 10 ierve
under the colours Of Tippo. This prince deiires
alto tohave the citizens of colour freemen and
we invite all thofe who wilh 10 ferve under his
banners. TO enrole themfrlves. We can allure
all the citizens who with to enrol themfelves, that
Tippo viii make advantageous treaties, which
will continue with his ambaiIadors who may en-
gage for themfelves, beiides in the name of their
iovereign. in luch way that the French who hall
have taken part in his armies fhall NOT be re-
tanned when they wiih.to return back TO their
country. Done this 10th Piuvofe, 9th year OF
the French republic Llgwedl NAlLARTiE."
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
Miscellaneous Articles.

pxyf,. Tnne Q We learn from fcvtTal oi oA.
maritime departments, that Kilmane, Genera
ii chief Of The amy Of England, has made !,
ro,r through them, and appears 70 De forward,
;nr, With the greatef activity, the march a
HE troops, aud the preparations neceRary for
comfortable naval expedition.
Tine 14.-It is confidently reported, Tia.
M Gerry, one Of the American ENJOYS VI.
remained here after the departure Of his cal.
leagues, has likewife quilted Paris.
9me za.-A Rufian army Of 10000 men.
is placed at the difpofal Of Auaria, in order Il
give more weight to the interference Of RufEa
IN the preient rate Of Affairs.
BrugcHs, 7sre "a 1T viii take confederate
time, and 100000 livres, TO repair the damage
done by the Englih at the nuices Of Slyksns
and Sas.
London, fine z6.-Volunteer regiments "
militia have gone from England TO ireland,
to al againa the rebels.
The French frigatc Lc'Conlante, Of 90 guns
and goo mcn, has been driven aihore BY al
Enghih frigate, and burnt.
The corvette Vefnvius, of 70 guns, was 4,
the fame time forced on fhore.
The Marquis CORVALLIS is Lord Lieutenan.
of Ireland
"A French figate is faid to have landed miE.
ta-y Rcrcs ii Irelaad, 10 aid the rebellion and
others are ordered to go from BrsR On The
fame butinefs.
Lig<eoei, STry = The executors Of John Hare. En-
Of Norfolk, ia puriuance of a codiciI to his will, caue
bis head % Be ievered from his body, and iewed On a
gain previous to lis intetment.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

Relfadt, .7une Is.-Citizen Jean Derby, the
new French plenipotentiary arrived here yeaer-
day. The negotiations proceed very tardIly.
Pari5, 7sar Io-The lat accounts from
Rafadt rate, that the PruHian miniRers have
received courier from Berlin with dilpatches,
purporting that the cabinet Of Vienna and Ber-
lin are now fully agreed with refpef to all the
articles which hitherto obftruefed a friendly
understanding between the two powers that
Anifria renounces all claims on Bavaria, and
that the king Of PruiIia contents to accept fome
abbics and difritfs fituated within his domn-
ions, by way Of naturalization for the pro-
vinces he lofes on the banks of the Rhine
TIE fate of the Stakeholder is likewife fsid to
be decided, but it is not yet known in what
manner.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

iller, and fixed Van Largen, one OF the Direc-
tory. two Others (Wrldrike and Fcrke) reign
ed their places, and Vreede and Fyrye efcaped.
Van LaFgen i confined in the cattle Of Wocr-
den.
"A new government has b9en formed and the
greateit Joy prevails ia coniequence of this event.
A general illumination has taken place at the
Hague, Amferdam and other places.
The PtoviGonary Government has iRaed a
Proclamation, in which it flates,
i. That all fuch Legislative Authority Of the
Barasian people as ihall require 10 be exerciied
for the daily and nsceiIary interea of county,
fhall as foon as pofIlble, be committed citizens
whole honor and integrity cannot be fufpeded.
A. That the late intermediary Adninilfra
ton Of tie Batavian Republic thall be required,
as bound by their reipon6blity, to carry into
cFed the Contribution Of the Batavian people,
in a fpeedly and regular manner, for the re-
i}oration and Establishment Of the Contribution
al Legislative Body
4. That all authority Of LegiGation, or, IN
general Of Sovereignty exercifed by the Inter
mcdiary AdmniaratoD, thall Immediately after
the eRablilhment of the Legislative Body, Of
the Batavian People, pafs to that body, and
after the election by the latter Of legal Execu-
tive Directory Of the Batavian Republic, all the
Executive Authority wich We now neceGariiy
exert for the deliverance Of our country lhall be
reGgned to thar Directory.
4. That we engage to be anfwerahle for the
utf and faithful ufe of our authority, and the
reiignation of il at the time we have mentioned,
to the Legislative Body that fhall ae elected,
or by delegation from il, to the high National
Tribunal hereafter TO be chofen.
Perfectly convinced that what we have done
viii be approved by the majority and moi
enlightened of the Batavian people, we hereby
command, in their name, all Contributed Au-
thorities, Provincial Administrations, or Ad
of Communes, all Jufices of Peace,
Civil Officers and Commanders Of the military,
and all and each Of the inhabitants of the Basa-
Wan Republic, TO obey our commands, and
acknowledge no other authority than ours until
the intermediary administration fhall have mes,
which notification fhall be made public, and
be fixed up in fich places as fimlar notices
ufually are.
" Dent at sbe Hague The Iatb Of 1rue.
fbs Alb pear sffte BafaOian FREEDOM.
I" 7. SpooRs, 6gsnt Of Marine.
&C. ]. PrMAs, Ageat fer fbs War Department.
al. G. A. GozEL, Minjasr Of Fsranfs.
"R. w. TABAMAR, Minjger Of .1aRfce.
A. ]. La PiERRE, Minifsr b TIE interior"
C1 The Paris Redaaeur, of June II, con-
tains the following queRion, on this tubjea.-
+" Was it rot becanfe ihe obtained our counfels
that the Batavian Republic became prey TO
anarchy, and fell under the yoke of a Dirtfory
and Legislative body, the tyranny Of which
it has julf thrown of ~ 1t appears by this, that
the revolution was planned in Paris and that
Charles Delacroix had got into diigrace on the
occaiion.1
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
Meas from Europe,

Another Revolution in Holland.
B17.4VI4N REPUBLIC. 1une s.
A NEW Revolution has been efeeed here.
General Daendfefs with party of Grenadiers
. hath furrcunded the houie OF the Minilter at
war, where the Batavian Directory were at din
a.r with Charles Delacroix, th- French Min
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

LONDON, JUNE 20.
Accounts from Lifbon, make it certain, that
twelve fail oftkc lire have been detached from
Lord St. Vincents feet, under Admiral Mellon,
to the Mediterranean. Lord St. Vncents then
had left 2, fail Of the line.
The Paris papers to the zzd inf. contain ma
ny articles relpeding General Buonaparte's
expedition. A letter from Genoa, dated June
18th, fays. that the grand French feet, extend
ing eight leagues, and compoied of more than
600 fail, was off Porto Ferrago, bearing S. f.
a letter from aaia Use. Of CorGca) datedJune
Il, fays, when the grand feet from Toulon
psfed this port, on the 9TH. fbi5 agyess suib
CAPT. HoPKrN's account of tteir pagFng Leghorn
fbe stb of 7uae1 Genes al Berthisr went On fhore,
and remained five hours. After giving fome
fecret orders he again went on board. On the
nth, the feet was before the lie of Madelaine,
where il was reinforced by dviGon waiting for
it at that place. 1t has been reinforced ALTO by
another diviion from Nice. On the zth, the
greater part of the feet was in fight Of Gagiari,
ION the foutherly part Of the illand Of Sardinia
All the women had been fent from the fleet to
Corhca. 1hc deitination of the expedition is
unknown.--A Paris Editor, Jnne zzd, fays,
" either the French and Englifh fleets have had
feyere action, or Buonaparte has arrived al
the place Of deltinaton. A letter from Toulou
names Malta as the Object and letter from
General Buonaparte, TO his lady. dated from the
Lakes of Sardinia, the 9th June, Gays g lie
mould leave garrilon at Malta, and thence pur-
fns his route."
The Englilh & Tippo Saib at variance.
Lender, .Iuas IS.
A letter from India Gates, that it was the
general report there, that rupture between the
Englifh and Tippo Sab would very ioon take
place. Probably many Of our readers will be
OF the fame opinion when they perule the fol-
lowing proclamation by the Gov. Of the lie of
France, for the Purpoir Of inviting volunteers to
enter and fervc u Typos army !.
KNOWING for r,any years your zeal
and attachment for the intsrea and 81 ry Of our
republic, we are very impatient, and confider it
a duty to make known 10 YOU the proportions
that we have received from Tippo Sultaun, by
two ambaAadors which he had ieatto Us. This
prince has written particular letters to the colo
NAL aiembly, and 10 ali the generals employed
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
Rebellion in Ireland.

Be5aG. June rs. The rebellion in-this part
Of the country may now be conGdered as com
pletely luppreGed.
.Tuae IS. The infurgents in the county Of
Wexford, now conGa, il i faid, Of 10000, and
are reported TO be eating cannon at the foundc-
ries in Wexford and Eniicorthy.
London, .5aas a6 The following Official bull
letin has been publiihed at Dublin the 2zd.
Extraa Of letter fran Gzs. Lake ID Lsrd Esjesant
Ceflsrsab, dated EnsjJlr0ri6y, June u, 'os.
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