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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
In Gs0c@land co4nty C9urf, I7f6
Sfpfsmber, 1898.
William Ed4ua, plt. J


EIaiuh ; In CfaaeJy.
F,anisfurodaead, jr. def.
ii T. deClee made In THE
~ eaole on che sd day of ay in the
year Of our Lord one thoulasd teen hunc
dret and ninety eight, fof reaions appearing
TO the couri, IS his day let aide.
The lnbpcena in this canie being return.
ed executed, ans tine defendant hs.ine failed
TO appear and aniaer the bill OF the DlsionfF
on the moiisn Of The plaintiff, bv his conn
Eel, il u as0ted N79 gSered tnag the bin of
the plain rs be taken as conieded, snd-lhat
the defendant and all cthers clsinine under
HIN DC forever io5ecloied Of al rizht Of eau;
q ofTeGempGOn in and to ibs lands nienu.
cnsd IN the nor gage referred 20 inlhs pi in
tiis's bill, lying apd being 10 the county Of
Goochland, on Lickinehoie creek, and hr
ing tic fane Which was purchaisd bv IN
defendant Of john Niche, nnlcis the dsfse-
dant being duly ieryed with copy Of tai
decree, iiislI thew caufe againft Tie fane, Or
pay unto the plaintiff on or before IN, 6f0
day Of he eHuing November term, the E,r,
q thirty GS pounds current noney Of Vi,
giuia, with iutereA fhsreon at the rate Of 6v,
per ceatuH per snaum fr5m the 6fit dav Of
Aprii, 1893, uli paid, snd in cafe The laid
defendant ihah TAIL to appear and new cauie
20 aFofeiaId, Cr pay utto the plaintiff the dett
aicrellij. togtlh,s wIh intefen and The loii
OF this iuit, iIsr Thtmas RoyAef, Ighn , :.
HAITI, aud ToisPh S5elton, q any one OF
mSrs OF them do uskc isie Of theIsid lands
ard sppurtnances, or so nnoh nbereOf as
fhail re iulitieHt o pay and fafi<fy this de-.
cree aud .ss neceliary e>pealcs attending the
i8id lae, having drlt givea thres weeks no
tioe 81 TIC tiae and pase OF tncb fale il one
81 d, VpgiUa (1szetes, and lha, lhsy, OF
flch Of fhe.n as may az do make replTt To
tbs court Il sheir proceedings herein, N or
de- 70 hGal decree.
q Copy,
Jeie,
va. NIL LER G. Q C,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16

w. MILLER CO c,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
SADDLERY,
ConGaing OF

Mems, ~omens' an CHAIR fs.idle tees
| Plated, posibed aud timed bride b,ts
Stinup iFoCs, bnckles, Rides and ,ils, OF
various patterns aad eeweG tate;
! Wo,fed 4 Inca, furcingIe, girth, erslnine
| and boot webhs, OF all kinds, elegsRtl, fri
ped aud fguTed
Turkey ftripe, SEsa llSin, Grofs barred. plajo
and fancy hripcs for Iadde- cluths
Hair pluih of Different colours
Plated aad 6rsis coach and chair baTne(s
mountings;
clou,s aud lacks 81 all hzes
Secret, feel and brsls Locks, for fadd.ebaes
ard potmau,eauei
dorieman's piftois, With brals barrels and
mouotiGSa;
Ladies' aud gentleneUs' oliver, plated ard
brafs mounted fwiteb, loaded & trnnpct
whips
fiDa cod fancy, plated and Geel fpurs, Of
various and elegant patterns
Red and green morocco leather, iheep and
lsmb kiss tot weitngi
Shot heits, boot garteis ADD ipur ieaihsrs
Deg collars and chains
Saddlers' tools Of every defcripsion
Worried 6indiogs and feretsings of different
coiours;
Curry and name combs
B(oihes sad Spunges, &c. &c.
He continues it'll to carry on
hisBUSfNGss a. ufuaI in al its various
branches, and has now on hand
Saddles & Brides,
Plain and poooted Of al kiodsJ
Pheton md chair harnefs
Draught collassg
Wsggonets' whips, &c. III ot which r.
1Tered to the public on moderate terms,
~
.Joba M'Eaeyy.
Richmond, Aogua 10, 1853, ON
N. 3. The hieh.t pd c IN Cath yin =. |
given for COED BEAR-SIlINS. ''' "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
Jacob Cook,
GUN-SMI@TH.

FROM i 4fEc6S7 FR, p ERNSfL}'ANJa.
IN esp &c L 4 y LILY Informs lis
IN iriencs and Tie pubic la general, thai |
he has removed 10 Jbe upper part of The |
ho1fe occupied by Mr.. HIli,an Coax, Coz
perimHh, nea,ly oppohre Mens. Gambie !
and lsmais'J. in shis ciiy, where ne carries
pn tne ABOVE busnsl, in all iiS various bran
ches-----tie viii make ali kinds Of row
LING PIECES, MuSkBFS, and Pts
TJLS, agreeable 10 given partsrn,-he
WIN siio REPAIR, NEW ,STOC K and
CLEAN PISTOLS, GUNS SWORDS.
&c II tas ih0TJen notice. He Gkewiie liz
founs The inhabitants of The bach cou aties,
that he sill MAKE all kinds OF RIFF. ES.
Which ne viii Eel! on rsa.onat,e terms, u ar
raas them good, and yiii iniure them for one
yeas,-Ih=ir orders by letter or other IL
win be friaiy attended to, aud execucd in
as good and as ncat manner as il thSy were
GA toe fpof,
~ He is in want oi ieversl good JOUR
NEYMEN GUN>SMlTHS--snd would
take Two OF three APPRENTICES t5om
IA 10 IS yearsoi age
Rirbmont, IUly 20, 1898. [v1aml
at a 9g,terA Court continucd
and 6el6 f0r hrng and 2yeen
cdunty, az TIE COarf5Olgs, on
5pe(dy the 4tb efAngu6,
1893.
Baylor fle;r, PIT,
sgainf
Thona, VAS, flyvising obi nv
eor of John Richeion and SCHANcRSY,
Fhoms. Vaie, aud James
Webb, Eiq. defts.
IT II Z defendant, Thomas
q. VAS, nor having entered his appearance
and given iecUrity according to the All OF
afiernb!y and the rules Of this c5urt, and il
aPpeirins &c she latissattion of. Inc court that
he Is not IN inhahi,aHt OF this fia;c On th,
motion of the plaintiff 5y his counfei, Il Is
Cyaers3; tllat the iaid defendant Go appear
here on the fri day of Novemberterm next
End aniwer the Bill OF tie plaintiff and thai
: copy Of this order be forthwith publifhed
in f9ne HewipaPer of the city OF Richmond
iof TWO mOGlhs fuceelive!y, aud ported at
TIE front duor OF 1his Cuur,houic
Teite,
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A F FID VII.
Jacob MacpherGon, Of Pater-


nofer Ros Spi,a1elda, ,olunlarily naketh
oath before me, that he was grieyoaily al
hietcd with violent Cougb, ihorneis OF
breath, pain in MS oresit, lois OF appe,it. j,
night iweats, and conltamly eypeacraied a
very confederate Guzoity Of gluiineus mat
Ter, could no; 20 10 ref or account OF The
difficulty of'brsa;hing, but uied 20 be proped
up IN his bed BY piliows-ihat he labourei
under this affecting maiady Tor upwards OF
eight years; his contribution was enacialed
to an alarming degree, and bis body greatly
waited aud fallen away that after having
The advice of many medical gentlemen, with
out receiving any s1sn,iaI relief, he applied
20 Dr.. james Chreeh, EnIbuy Square, and
by taking his medicine, called Churchs
Cough Drops, End attending to his advice,
he is nov reRored 20 psrfed health, nor has
be- Gngie iYmpiom Of his diorder remain
ing.
JACOB MACPHERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16

Philip Williams, of NO. A.,
TabeDacie row, Mooffclds, j., the Parlb III
81. Luke, Miadlelex, volun arily ,ilaketh oati,
and faith, that be was gieyopny afliacd
eith mott violent cough for upwards o.,
thirty year, which uled TO preee1i him iay.
Ing down IN his bed for whole nights toe-.
her; and Ia tie Gag time, owing TO the Vie
olence OF the cough, he @.s very often Una
bic 10 attend his bufnsfs for halt day io.e-
iher, IRIS deponent further faith, liz hath
applied 10 many eminent gentlemen Of the
iAcNi'y, and has taken great deal OF n,sdiA
ene witch never did hin any good. but
'oand. notwithstanding all the medicine and
otSeT things TIA, he took, be grew y orie
he depcnen inylhsr makcgh oath md !sitl
thai fcsing many. 'smNksb!e cures. 6n.i,,
- hl', pub'ii,isi by Mf. lames Chrrcb. Of
&c Civ rcan, iaid 10 be efeaed hy 81;
fonsh drops, wss induced TO invenigste in
10 she tfnth o. thc iaBe, which he did to his
iati.fseOOni which induced him TO max
rial of fhem, which ne did 4; from ibe 6re
doie he found preieui relief, and t,y tl,r ali
Chaseh's cough crops he Is nov pefieely
rured, 20 she gfcil aifnialnent III an hi,
iaes"s and nf'gh orfs, and is better IN
hs9ith t'ian eves ne, was in kis!if-,
(Signed)
PHILIP WILLIAMS.
sworn before me Il tbs ManGon Esole.
London, April 10, t7oa.
PACL lie MES JRiER, Msyor.
THOMAS SKINNER, Aide.man
CbaScb'J CoHgb Drqbs
Are prepared and I'D as aboye. ana h. AZ.
pontmens d Dr. Church, by
Mr. B.-Du-Nal,' Richpoed
William Moore, pe,ulburg;
]oha RobeHs, NorfDiE
Gree" .tledsrickbsrg.
os.I, i19s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16

LsiLs' tran EGfa9 -Noafrg,e, Ej9ni5y, DeUVs~
Hire Sfree,, PerfAsaa risee, Aonaoa, a.s..,sl'
Jed ~ DR. C4g,e6.
DEAR Sir,
/. AS you think the publicati-
Oh OF my cafe may tend 10 your good, /
chser!ully content TO your making ufe OF it,
ouS OF retPset TO you, as well for the benefit
OF nlsakind, as thnG ii cannot be too nni~
verbally known. In the year 1870, | eawgh;
aiegere cold, which feuied upon my lungs
--this brought on . violent cough, pain. aud
tightneis acsots Iny breaf, and fiiortnuis Of
breath. ufed 10 expefofate q frothy, tho
isueIiy quantity al giuinous matter, which
owing 10 the Yiotsncs If the cough, uicd
iopetiJnes to be mixed with blood. have
bad the advice OF io,ne Of ghe iirlt phyi:ci~
ans in EugIsnd, whole Prescriptions afford
ed nc iiftle more than temporary relief. IN.
coHlequencs CT hearing that Col. Glover, OF
Portland place, bad been afiouiihingy re.
iieyed by taking your Cough Drops, / vas
induced (haYiDg before an averlion 70 ad
verified remediesj TO give your medicine a
fair trial, aud am happy to make known 10
the wortd, that an fefcred TO perfe6t
heal;h ny taking it, after ba+ing iuffesed
a niarrytdon tor upwards of 70 ears.
Ism, dear SIR,
Yours hncerely,
B. MoNTROSE.
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The gazette., 1798-12-31
From J. RuGell's Gazette-D:c. "a.

Extro5 Of a Letter fcm a gsntieraan in Yjrgiaia, 70
biz friend ~ PtiadtLPbia, d1ted Nov. z3.
"J. Breckenridge made journey lat Au-
gut, from Kentucky to the eaHern parts of Vir-
ginia, and brought back with him, ready pened,
the nine feiolutions, that are now 70 much talk
ed Of in the weaern paris Of the country"
[Thefe refolutions have been pubiihed in the
fouthern papers, and while their incongruities
have excited the contempt and ridicule Of the
learned and fenfble, their novelty and unPar-
ralleled boldnels have attoniihei the weak and
timid. Should they be concurred in by the Lee
gifllture, the fulpicion Of coalition between
the States of Virginia and Kentuckey to f-cede
from the federal government, would be highly
strengthened. In the old dominion, a fpiIiI ol
ambition and domination, has long baen It's
diitinguilh!ng feature; and Kentuckey, formed
for the molt part Of renegadoes and daring ad-
venturers, from the old and new world, u 6t
tool for the mof corrupt PUrpoles. A letter
from Chcice Ken.uckcy iPi;it has been pub
lifhed, which givesa clue to their dark m.s,hi-
nations w look up to Virginia" (lays this
fon If anarchy :" as the head Of respectable
opPoGtiOl Q he mot diabolcal laws that were
evar attempted TO be impole1 an a free and
enH Ehtened people" Can We now Be iurprilei
at he oPpeGtio1 aad indua,y Of Jeher1on,
Glllati1, Logan, the Braken ridges Of The
mountain, and their numerous dnpes, who have
all their promHed reward. A 6,Rem begins 70
aPPe4s-.he light is breaking forth.]
The gazette., 1798-12-31
REPL1~
GENTLEMEN,

MY incere acknowledgements are due to the
Houfe of Representatives. of the United States,
for this excellent Addrel,, 70 confonant TO the
character Of Representatives, Of great and free
people. The judgment and feelings OF ma
tion | believe were never more truly ezpred3d
by their representatives, than thole of our con-
Riueots, by your decided declaration, that
with our means Of defence, our intsreR and
honor command US to repel predatory war
fare againR the unquetionable rights Of neutral
commcrce-That it becomes the United States
to be as determined in reGiance as they have
been patient in tutoring aRd condelcendng in
negociation-Th2t while thole who dired the
affairs of France PerG2 in the enforcement Of
DEGREES, 70 hottie TO our ehantial right, their
conduit forbids US TO con6de ii any Of their
projections Of amty that an adequate naval
force mutt be conhdered a 40 important objc6t
of national policy, and that whether negocia
lions with France are refurned or not, vigorous
preparations for war, will be al ke indiipeniable,
The generous dildain you 70 cody and de-
liberatey exprels, of reliance on foreign pro
refion, wanting no foreign guaraEtee Of our
liberties, refoying to maintain our National
Independence againG every attempt to diiPoil
us Of this ineaimable trealt1re, viii meet the
full appreciation of every found understanding,
and exuling applaules from the heart Of every
faithful American.
| thank yon, gentlemen, for your candid aP-
probation Of my fenuments on the fubjea Of the
negotiation, and for the declaration Of your
opinion, that the policy of extending and in-
vi3oraiing our mealures of defence, and the
adoption with prudent foreGght, Of fuch ly,tem-
a;ical nelllres as may be eypedie1t for calling
forth the energies Of our country, wherever The
natoEal eziscnc;es may require, whether o.
ihe ocean, Or on our own tlrrtory, viii de-
Tnand your mot ielulcus attention.
At the fame iime,I take the liberty 70 allure
you, i thi,l b ny yigilaut enieavour, that no
ilufTy projections iha,l fsdula p1e into IN aban-
ionmeat of lie rights which belong to the Uni
ted States, as tre. and independent nation.
JOIN AD.4Ky.
U.a-I Sia.er, De-. T., 1873.
The gazette., 1798-12-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sEPr. : {.
IMPORTANT DETECTION.


lean Bon St. Andre, late French reGdent ac
Smyrna, was this day, with his fuite, brought
here. and lodged in ths Cattle of the Seven
Towers. Among his papers was found plan
for revolur;onizing the Ottoman Empire. In
confrquence Of which, 10000 men are ordered
to march to certain places, where French poll
ties have been favoured. Thirty feven cannons
were found in the Palace Francaife, lately oc-
cupied by The French miniGer at Conltanrino-
pie, but now converted into prifon, where the
non emiqrant French, who have not taken an
oa,h Of htellty to the Grand Seignior are con-
fined.
An expedition aganR the fouth Of France,
in retaliation for the invaGon of Egypt. is con-
yemplated Our Court is to iurnifh 10000
men.
The RuAian and Turkifh fleets, late in our
waters, Prefensed the grandef fpedacle ever
cen in this city and it is conjeaured this ar
taan.ent has fer its objects the Polef1ions of the
French in lie Adfiatic and TyrThenian feas,
nd the Gulph Of Genoa The places parti-
cnlarly contemplated are Ancooa, Civitta.
Vecchia, sc. and the city of Genoa, in which
h Turks expea TO 6nd great booty. Before
tie Rut1iln fleet failed, admiral Uufchakorw
received dilpatches from his Court az ST. Pc
.erl5lrgh, upon which he had a long confer
ence with the minifry. The grcatef degree Of
union a1d Iccrecy prevails between tEe Rufiln
ana EngIlh Mi iters, and our D.van and the
former are even Prl1eut III the private Councils,
On our inteTlal Rate affairs The entry Of The
French in Egypt, has drawn tn cords Of
lIiendlhip 5etTe-n US and Ru-lil more clole.
The gazette., 1798-12-31
MifcelLaneous Articles.
LONDON, OCT. Tc

LONDON, OCT. Iq.
The two French f-igates Jultice and Diana,
which eicaped f,om The battle off the Nile, have
been taken by the ColoGus, Capt. Murray, of
IA guns, OF Malta.
From Lilbon, on. 9th, we learn, that advices
from Lord Sc Vincents, fate, that fnce the
battle of the Nile, the Gtustion Of Buonaparte
had changed greatly; and that he had now
more enemies, tlan he ever had friends. Sir
Of tie French fhips taken off Nile, are now
cquipfed, and taken into the Btihth lervice.
In addition to thi,, the ColoGus, befdes the two
frisate9, has taken $50 traniport ihiPs, and de-
froye1 many.
The Jafan, Of go guns, Capt Sterling, il
chalins veGeis into Brel, got upon rock and
beat 70 pieces. The Captain aud crew were
made prhoners, except Gx feamen, who iump-
gd into a boa. and after many difficulties reach
Ell Engl-nd.
Tie Dutch have i1 the Tcxel, feet Of III
fail q the Inc, and nine frigates. The Admit
raIs ihp IS the Wilmington, Of "a guns. In
the Maeces at Amaerdam and Rotterdam, they
have more Of line, and fix frica.es.
Rear Admiral Orde has dem,nded Court
Martial on Lord St. Vincents, for necled of
duty, an Admiral but the Admiralty has
raf4led he requeA.
The gazette., 1798-12-31
Fre1h Intelligence.
sssl b sss PIP Li5ry CAT. JeaEirs, ar,j = q sss-
S4g3at, fran Hlrl4r:J.
The Fate of Buonaparte !
GERMANY.-yrexnA, OCT. Il.

CERMANY.-yIENNA, OCT. IS.
AN oaiciI account from ConltAntinople to
The 'Turl;ilh amoaGad1r here, announces, that
the Eeys Of Egypt having embodied a very
arong army near Cairo, under the direction Of
l-g-ral Engliih officers, on the 9th Sept. attack
I'll the army Of B.oaaparte. The Deys met, as
.h.y expected. 4 bold redGlace; but fucceeded
70 far as to dil1dge them from the capital Of
Egypt, and lis ue;sAborhood ;aol obliged them
e retreat 10 R.fctr4- This batrle continued
during the whole day and the lof on both
iiles was very grant. The D.van Of ConGa1-
yinaPle were in daily expectation of 1eoeieing
The FORMATION that Buonaparte had caPitnla
tea q they could rcither advance nor retire
nj Were i'll want Of n4c4la ~ conarma-
.: y account mcnrions, that the Freoch army
va, reduced % 1900 mea. After thole re-
9cat.I Ioaes, Blonap4rte rropO:ei capitula.
ton ID tho Tarks !t;puiaiio5 for lafc paF
age rom Egypt; but the beys'efafed it, as
hey were convinced Of forcing him 70 lurren-
dct al dllcretOA.
The gazette., 1798-12-31
HIGH COURT IMPEACHMENT,

PHILADELPHIA, DEC. 49,
This morning the managers on The parr Of
the Houfe of Representatives for conducting the
impeachment Of William Blount, and Medrs.
Dallas and Ingerfoll, as counlel for Mr.. Z. ap-
peared in the Senate. On motion Of Mr.. Har-
pr, chairman of the managers, on the part Of
The Representatives, further proceedings wer.
poaponed until Monday next.
The proceEs was leryed on Mr.. Bloun', at
his reGdence in TenneGee in the month Of Au-
gun laR. But he nor having appeared, tie
quetion whether the impeachment fall be con-
Quoted in his ablence, will be decided upon BY
the Houie Of Representatives, previous to fur
ther proceedings.
The gazette., 1798-12-31
HAMPURGH, OCT IS.

The French have detached 5000 n'eu Of their
army in Sutherland, 70 the Aufriln ter tory /;
which the have entered, erd comneuce1 ra-
vaging. The Emperor conf1ers thig az the
fTt al in the renewed tragedy OF war.
The crews Of 81 sht French lhPs in the har-
bour Of ConaantinoPle, have been made priion-
ers Of war. -
The gazette., 1798-12-31

YeGerday two courers padcd through this
city or Vienna, from Naples. Their diipatches
contain the fate Of Malta. The Englih and
RuGiln fleets had appeared before, and com
ueaced bombarding the capital. They had
llnded troops, and had taken Valettl.
The gazette., 1798-12-31
PARIS, OCT. I8.
PAHlS3 OCFs To-
The Turkfh MiniRer has been arrelted, and
to he Temple.
VIE NINA. OCT. II.

As nothing further IS to Be apPrehended trom
lbe rebeli5n in Turkey, the RuGian troops
which were marching through Moldav:a and
Wallach.a, for Widen, have continued their
roue towards Italy. For the other two col
umns defined for Germany, The Emperor has
direaed magazines to be provided in bis here
ditary dominiOns.
The Ruaian fleet which has pafed the Oar
danelles, has great number Of troops on
board.
The gazette., 1798-12-31
Dcfru6ion of the French TranlpoFts

The official ddpatches alto announce, th't
admiral Mellon had completely deltroyed the
French fhips in Alexandria harbour, to h-
number Of 800, including thole Of Venice aad
Raeuf4. When the wind fayour-d the admi-
raj lirc9ed his bomb yeiIels to aiIail !ht French
for.s on the ihore, and then fen, fire ibips
amaagR them, which taking the windHaid
ones, Immediately communicated the flames 70
the whole 1quadron. L !. fad two Venetian
fhips Of the line, were Of The number.
The gazette., 1798-12-31
Malta oppoing the French.

Vienna, OCT. IT
The riGng Of the Maltelea againa The French,
Il confirmed. They are driven to st, Elmo,
and have been fummoned to furrender. The
Matele flag is every where dlplAyei. The
French force left by Buonaparte IS greatly re-
du-ed.
The gazette., 1798-12-31
LMPOPTANT I

Mr.. Jacob Mayer, American CoAful
at St. Domingo, has arrived at Phi!adel-
Phia, accompanied by French gentle
man, bearing an important milton from
Gen. T0u;4ant to our Executive.
The gazette., 1798-12-31

W learn from Malta, that the French gar
riron of ST. Elmo was deaitute Of proviGons,
and could not aand long iicge. Admiral
Mellon :. forming mellures for the blockade Of
Malta.
The gazette., 1798-12-31
WarHke Appearances.

ITALY,-FLoRENcE SEPT. I8.
The French army Of Italy hal entered the
NeapolitAn dominous il hottie manner, tho
without formal declaration Of w9T.
The gazette., 1798-12-31
DeHruGeion Of the Bret Fleet /!
LONDcN, OCT. Il

TrazGIisd trom the Hamjwyb Cor5faadsat, Oa.
IS, 1903.
LONDON, ocr. I9.
Dnpatch.s from the Lord II qutenant VI Ire
land, were yelerday received, a4ting, th-t on
the I2gh init. tea en3a em=nt, b4twlen 10
ihps, was ie.n rom the i4 e Tory = the
north qf Ireland, county If Denga.l Il began
at Irec o'clock, P. MI and continued between
five ana Gx houas. One vei5i was totally diff
mated ;-oae had all hgr taiIs and rigging lhot
away ;-Gve took fl hr, ara Aeeied oT Wet
E iy; which w1re punueJ:-and TWO yeIes
funk az The cl).e Of t5e ensag gamenr.
j. i without dou I, the above fiPs were
ra,t of the az which failed with troops f.om
B eli. One Cquadron f:d.r Sir J. 2. Warren,
~ the 10th was of Brln1Aaven and the
!qpadron under Commodore Home, conhltin2
of three fail If the line, and two trgatss, p4l{rd
the shannon the Ssh. O1e or the other of
tacre lqua5roa7 mutt lave been r this engage
aI-ut ana We have reaton " believe that not
A G-gle e7cmy's velIri LAS alcaPeJ.
The following contaits further information.
On the t2gh, there was f.a-igAt b-rween ore
of car fqaaIrons (proba5Iy W}rrea's) and tae
T each anI a9 We o-.tsy- d-ciIe4 Cla. ne
The gazette., 1798-12-31
TUEsEAY, DEC. Is

Mr. ]. Parker wiIh.d his coIes $Is n Nj
oholas) would WITHDRAW his motion, IL order
that it might be renewed on an en'Irg=d Gttl:;
Mr.. N. conf:nted and motion for cauIi5g an
efimate 10 be laid before the houc-, G: ali arm
ed vcGels employed by government, all PrePar-
ing fot the faid purpole, where the hil vedsls
were built, by what contracts, their REFLECTIVE
izes, force, and number Of men, with the names
of the commanders, &c. was made, and agreed
to by the houfe.
M4Grs Otis. Rutlcdge, Goodrich, s Smih,
Champlin, Spaight, 8; Dent are the .ommi,,ee
appointed for onGjering that part Of the Pre-
iident's Speech which relates to the extending
and invigorating the mealurss Of a national de-
fence.
MeGrs J. Parker, Pinckney, Sewall, Cham
pin, Baldwin, Crifworld and Van cou!tl-nd,
are the Committee for the naval eRabllkment
The gazette., 1798-12-31

An extraordinary r1eetirg of the me0b2rs Of
tie Legislature of rbe Gate of Tenn re-, wa,
lammo4ed ~ the Gov-rAor, 10 convene Oh d.
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