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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
CONGRESS.
EoUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
I'hurfday, february ~

Mr.. Liviugaon called up for confederation
the rsiolutiou which he yeitertsy laid upon
The table, calling upon the Preiident for AIRY
information which he may poiTri touching
the iufpention of the French arrete, declai-
lng neutral citizens pirates, when found on
board the veiisls of beIligercnt powers, which
being read,
MIR Liyington called the yeas and nays
upon it. He fa;d he underaood, that lince
yeiterday, amember OF this hcuie had applied
at the Office of the fecretary Of itase, and been
Informed shat Tome information had been re-
ceived relative to thisfubjed. Perhaps the
gentleman would himfeIf tate 10 the houie,
what he had learnt from that Office.
Mr.. Harper iaid he had only TO taie, that
he had made enquiry at the office of lac e.
cretary Of tate, and had been infos med that
letter had been received from our minihe,
in Lordon, incloGng an extract from the
Redaeteur lluppoied TO DC an official French
paper) Eating thatsthe executive directory
had iufpended the ediet in quellion This
extract, he underiiood does not itate tn,
reafon Of this lulpeniion; but our minife
writes, that it was owing 70 threat Of til,
Britifh government, 10 retaliate upon French
citizens within their power.
The yeas and nays were taken rs follow
YEAS.
MefIrs. Allen, Baer, Baldwin Bard, Bay
ard, Brown, Bullock, Csbell, Chapman, T.
Claiborne, w Claiborne, Clay, Clopton
DAYTON, Egglsfon, Elmendoif, Findley
Fowler, n. Freeman, Callatin, Giilcfpie
Gregg, Grove. Hama, Harper, Hariion
| Hayeus, Heiaer, Holmes. Livingston, Locke
Macon, Matthews, M'Clenschau, M'Do ~
ell. New, Nicholas, J Parker, Pinckney
Schureman, Skinner, 5. Smit w. Smith
spsig I, sPrigg, Stanford, Sumpter, A,
Trigg, ]. Trigg, Varnum, VenabIe, r.
! Williams--Sz.
NAYS.
| MeGrs Bartlett, Brace, Brooks. Champ
lin, Cochran, Craik, Dana, Dennis, Dent,
Edmond, Evans, "a. Fcaer, d. Foaer, j
Freeman, Glen, Goodrich, Gordon, Grif.
void, 5indman, Hofmer, Inlay, Rittera
Lyman, Macbir, Morris, OTIS, J. Parker
Ree', Rutledgc, SewalI, Sinuickfon, NJ
smith, Sprague, Thatcher, Thomas, FIJI
iinghah, VAIN, J. Wams--sS.
The fefolution having been agreed 70
Mefrs Liyingaon & Harper scre appoi l.
ed committee to wait upon the President
therewith.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
NEw-yoRK, February IS.
Legislature Of New-Ycrk.
FRIDAY. Febr,,z,v Q

The reflections from the Legislature of
sSsw i.amPihire. refpcaing amendments l.,
the federal contribution psiied the Seust.
melirs. L'Hommedieu, =. Morris. I.
SclIenek, Tawpen, and TiietfOa only VOTING
IN tAe negative.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01

Mr. Ra;leage moved ar alourbarest
Which was megatived 4S 20 az.
After lome obieryatious from Meffrs. Ru.
ledge, Goodrich and Otis, in fa-or of ,i,-
bill' and OF sr, S. Smith Againlt 1t, the mo-
, tho OF an adjonrn'nenr was renewed by NJ.
Otis, and Carried 4o to47.
81 Tueiday, February ~
In confeiaenee Of The ineiipo.tion Of he speate-
The Houie aa!journeI until tomorrow az =.
e'S'a,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01

we learn from Trenton, thar in Joint
meeting Of both houfes Of The Leoi1atn1e or
hurfday and Friday laa, the following APP
Po'n'nienis were made, viz. Jsnes Schare
man. Senator IA Congels, in tic room of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
JOHN ADAMS.
United States,
Feb. IS, l799.
February TO-
Legislature of MaGachufetts.

Legislature or Mafiachufctts,
BOSTON, FEB. "a. =
In the Senate, on Friday lat, the COM
mittee TO whom was referred the report of
the JOINT committee, in anf,ger to the dior
ganizing refolu,ions of Virginia and Ken
tucky, made their report, which contained
additional rsaicrs in fupport Of the conliitu-
tionaliiy of the alien and iedition laws of the
United States. Thcie reaions were adopt-
ed by way of amendment TO the original re-
port, and upon the qucaion (" Shall the orr
ginal report PATS, as now amended 30 The
Yeas and Nays were as follows:
YEAS. Hon. Mefrs. Philips, Bridge,
Sexton, Fowler, Daac, Thon,@ron, Camu-
bell, Thaye, T Davis, Reed,B : I'd. Losa.
Fellow, fowne, Jenss, Hayward, d. La
yls, Dwight, Norris, Bingham, Thatcher.
Hunt, Tan, Bigclow, Hale, Dummer. and
Coffin.
NAYS. MefTrs. Bacon and Wells.
lnjuGice 10 the Hon. Mr.. Wells. Il pug
De Observed, that he was not oppoIed TO the
ipirit of the meaiure; but objected 20 the
following fentence, in the report.
This legislature are et'uaded that the
deci6on OF all cafes arifng under the copfl;-
tstion OF the United States, and the con
itrutiion of the contribution, and of al Laws
made IN puriuance thereof, arc excluGvelv
veited BY the people in the judicial courts Of
the United States'
On Saturday it was moved to re.confd.-
the report, and the fubfequent smcndnen,
Of the above fentence was propo5sd. VIZ
That this legislature are per(uaded thar
the deciisou of all cafes in law and con;,,'
aniing under the ConiIitution Of The II,;,sI
States, and the conatu6too Of an laws mads-
10 puriusnce thereof are excluiiveIy vefledby
the people in the Judicial courts Of the IIni,
ted States. - ""'-
With this amendment, the eueaion was
again called, and paGed, with bot one d;(-
ientlsnt--Mr. Bacon Handing alone in the
Coffnan's1szo C.n,eay ofthe Heir at Law.
s'0' pfriorntdisR nisbiio eue Of hbr men ~.
'7er0as and 6,ilfani aaasenees ibot kot ben
'7''nsDSd 81 t5a 7beaire 70, /oms ran. n
sOaf yereiVtdia epyy jfesr, eiiJey zcil5 70 nOlb
mary laughter, Or a0ilb faeb kad 6bbloOS.
as'fte 0aion eseiied Zach, nat il eannsf lax
70 fonfiaae ibf Sflaisq jaOo,1fe fts modern f5osi
has produced.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01

ees due from certain Rates to .hc United
States. And the Senate informed The hcnIe
that the P,e6dent had ALTO approved ard
figncd a bill which originated there, for the
relief of Thomas Lewis.
A bill from the Scnste, for forming Su-
preme Conr; in the territory North sSeh Of
the river Chic, as read and committed.
On motion Of Mr.. Gregg, the hcaCe went
into acommittee ,oftle whole on the Dill an
thoriing the diicharge Of Robert Sturgeon
from his preient confinement The bin was
agreed TO without amendment or debate,
and ordered to be engroGsd FOR third read
iag.
The houfe took up the report from the
committee of the whole ofyeaerday, On The
bal to regulate the compensation Of Marhals,
Attorneys, Jurors and Wi,nciiss, and having
agreed TO the amendments tbs b;ll was
ordered to be ensro1si Tor a third read
lag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
Your moa obcdient humble fervanl
FULWAR SKlPWITH.
Paris, 9Th Augua, 1898.
SIR

Having had the honor oetranfnitting 10
you. three oficiai copies of the Arre,te Of
The Di s6tory, ofthe 9Th Thermilor,* con
corning their Priyatrcrs 10 the WeG-Indies
the proitut IS merely 70 enclole YOU COPY
q letter which | yeiierday received from
tle riniler Of Fore On Relations, ON the
iu6jstt o! that Arrettc.
heys the honor to he,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
l.. EAuTEvAL.

Mr.. Skiszc;5's Conn sniea'iars
To TIE Secretary Of aate6f the United
States os America.
SIR.
have the hoaor 70 fspd you cnclofed, the
official copy OF an Arctic Of The Executive
Directory OF the French Republic, concern
ing tie Ffeuch privateerS inthc Welt lud'es,
which was trantnittee: 20 me by the French
miniatr of Foreign Affairs.
have The honor TO be
Sir,
Your moa obcdient HURDLE fervant,
EULWAR SKlPWITH.
Paris Augut 4,h. 1893.
Hon. Col. Timothy Pickering,
Secretary Of Slate Of the
Uaited States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
PaILADELPHfA. Feb. *

"a judIcious writer in the New York A.
gus lays The letters of Hort.nlgus mat T..
from the pen of Cprt;as or, # Cyr,;s, !.
not Hortgfns, they are contemporaries :,
virtue and talents. Nothing can exceed the
exultation OF an honef heart, on the rcad;n-
OF iach letterss and the man that could r Is.
mauze the authors with bale defiyns mna
be noniter foul indeed"
Va HE we deplore the lois of tina, III a..
complfihed yoang man whole letter. rrir-
the iignaturc of Csriits have exalted me cI.c
hca! character OF our country and tba, h..
no morei we with pleaiure announce tha,
rue letters OF h3ertcgEaf are not the produc-
tens 81 the fame pen, though diainpuihsa
no els by iimple elegance and lucid sSo, nrr-
Gle ACKNOWLEDGEMENT have the nle,f,,rr ;,
add, that the author of the Ietters &c H.
.'.e'.as :" hvss prolperous gentleman 81 his
native Safe OF Virginia.
February IS.
The following is the Mefsre received sou
the President of the Unired States or FL.
day and noticed in our paper Of Sa.u.-
GenAlsr'sa Of NE HARE Of Retrscnl,,;q,,,
in Purfuance OF ne rcqueit OF lgo,.r
reiolve OF yeiterday lay before Won f,ch IN
formation as have received tonchiag r,r
Penhon of The arrette ofthe French repnlT,,
communicated TO your Houfe by my me &C
OF the 18th OF January laa. But If the e
ecn;ion OF that arrette be fufpended, or even
ii.1 vgefc repealed, il hould be remembered
thai the arrstte ofthe executive directory Of
She zdo March, 1897, remains in fierce, the
sh'Td article OF WHICH lubjests explicitly and
exclnilvsy American feamen to be treated
as pirates, If found on board Hips of the enc.
mice OF France.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01

gceistion, he therefore lamensed that he had
vel had 90 conmunica i,,u with him.
Scct, ci,izen mieiter. as far as my me-
mosy ferves me, are she particulars Of the on
Nv two conferences ~ which was prefent.
| ihall add tina, no perfon has had greater
dsi:re than my:sif to Zee the negocis ION luc-
coed.
Health ana refpea,
(Sisnsij
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
Your no3 humble fcryanr,
FUI4WAR okIPWITH.

The Secretary Of State.
3M 45, 79s. Tie Grrele here re-
Jsyrtl 70.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23
EXrR ACTS.
Fran Dj'i0a,jfs en- Davila.]

This mournfal truth every where confeis'd,
Siozv ryss Rorfb y P0ve,iy dsprgGS.
n we attempt TO analizc our ideas, ftill fur
Their, upon this fubjea, we fhall find, that
the expeditions we have hitherto uled, attention,
essfdrafiOn and corsrataia.iOn, comprehend with
fufieient accuracy, the general Object of the
pafiioo for, dainaion, in The greater part of
mankind. There are not few, from him who
burned temple, to tire multitudes who
plunge into low debauchery, who deliberately
ieek it by crimes and vices. The greater NUM-
Der, however, fearch for it neither by vices nor
virtues: But by the means which, common
fenfe and every days experience .hews, are the
mott iure to obtain it by riches, by family re-
cords, by play, and other frivolous perional &C.
compliments. But there are few, aud God
knows but few, who aim at fomelhiDg more !:
They aim at appreciation as we'll as attention !;
at elteem as well as confederation: And at
admiration and gratitude, as well as congratu-
la,on and wonder united. This lalt dclcription
of perions is the tribe ont of which proceeds
your patriots and heroes, and mott of the great
benefaeors to mankind. But for cur hurlia.
ton, we muff tll remember, that even in theie
eaeemed, beloved and adored characters, The
paaion, although refined by the puret moral
Continents, and intended to be governed BY the
hell principles, is patton fill: And there
tore like all other human delre', unlimited and
infatiabe. No man was ever contented with
any given flare Of this human alteration.
When G9far declared he had lived enough to
glory; CGfar Nigh deceive himieH, but be
coald no, deceive the world, who flw his de
claraion conradiSted by every action OF bis
fubfsqueut lifc. Man conaantly Graves for
more, even whcn he has no rival: Bat when
be ices another poasEsd Of more, or drawing
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23
Or. JOSEPH PRfESTLT,

has lately publiihed volume containing letters
to the inhabitants of Northumberland, sc, id
defence of his charaeter; The following is
yanicript from the table of contents, namely
. Letter 1, of my fituaton as an alien: l. 2, Of
my French citizenfhip, aud French principles:
|. 8, of my right TO treat OF fnbjets of civil
policy, and the advantages have had for
acquiring knowledge OF this kind; ]. q, of what
have done with reipef to the policy this
country !. S, Of the Intercepted letters and of
the French revolution; l. 7, of my religion a
defence of Mr.. Cooper and myielf, in anfwer to
MISREPRESENTATION of an application to the
PRECEDENT.
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ACROSTIc
On President ADAMs.


PROUD of her theme, the mnic eptwines frefh bays
Re.tunes her Tyre to thy immortal praiie
Engagd from eariea youth in FRrrooM's caufe,
Stern Zoe arbitrary men and laws.
In modern lore well read, with sntisnt hrd,
Deep in the politics of Europe 1i.l'di
Enrichd with talents vs0 and unconhnd d,
Noble thy manners, Gmfle yet rshn'd.
The PAraIors Eb4t with the SrArksmAN's mind s
Iult Heaven can fueh character have foes
Or one be found his meafures oprcfe 49,
His predeceiior, glorious, good and great,
Nor Angel could eieape this ia's. ,sa
ADAMsl proceed, 70 thy lov'd country true'
Defend her rights her interell' Oil poriue
A fure reward thy arduous tolls lhail cowh,
More durable than temporal renown,
Stable a. fate and di'd as heavens high is,0nf
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-23
MzsceWauy.
ACCOUNT OF THE
STRENGTH Of AMSTERDAM.

..Fycmea Eaiala,g pqpsr, SEP. al
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This mournfal truth every where confeis'd,
Siozv rjs' Rorfb D. Poverty dsprgfG.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05
MONDAY, AUGUST $, 1899.

will probably originate namelsfs and incon-
ceivable misunderstanding all is built upon
opinion--how importantis that opinion And
what narrow and inadequate fcale does he
make ufe of, who thinks it belt to be employed
IN retardtng its efablihmcn, In Rate of
COW alefcence what phyGcian creates new dior.
ders, or fhudders at the approach of health
1t ihall be granted that government is ac.
oountable-but that is enod gh. BY what logic
doesis follow thatit mua be always in fate
of cha!eiiement and penauce $50 We have va
rious rights 10 life-but becaufe we have them,
does it follow that they are eenfantly infring
ed !-Unenviable is the lot of him who has
to fcrve eternal diarua and jealoufy. And
there remains no doubt why governments de.
generate to more arbitrary forms.
Thefe communications have run a Mort
courfe without reply, and for aught | know
without much notice. In cloGng them ak
leave to apologize for the plainnefs and the per.
haPs too frequent emphatical Hile of their ex
PreDion. The writer claims no other rl.rit in
being a good federalia than that of the fcrip.
tural Improbable fervan,. If any good has been
done by the fats or arguments contained in
thefe very loofe and hurried nketches, it is are.
ward for what trouble they have coa-if any
harm, the writer now bends his knee to the
public for it. Rceeding TO make way for ADLER
hands, he can only fay that if at any future
time the caufe of honour and the government
ihouid feem to require an eafern pen, he wifhes
that hyperion talents may be united to 40 lef,
honeity than has attended and Imported ,hefe
productions.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05

The following ToAsrs, MILirAlsr, were drank by
company OF Artillery commanded by captain Abbot.
at CooPeritown (Newyork) The 4th July
I. ATTENTION. to the maneuvres Of
the Jacobins.
2. Make ready /" to defeat their plots.
s. "OJsrue your rigdt hand man (ADAMs) and
your fs leader" (WAsArscros
r. "Le'k 10 the right" when the French Dir
rettory breaches.
S. "Seyab cat" all political HereGes.
6. "DysS" and protect "tbs Amoieas Fair"
T." us ys c0srs" in '76.
8. Sstpayt arms" for the Fed. Contribution.
9. Ram d0sun fts Cb0,sf' of Judge Ruth to
the Grand Jury ofthe di!sia of Pennfylvania.
10. +" Give .9garters" to all well difpo!ed
Aliens.
II. "Djehsye" all ,hofe Of oppofts eharac,
tiers.
"a. ",7tr Rqgn'j Mareb" to fictitious c'tiz.ns.
i3. "Reeoasr 1f,ms," to Geneva, Eeypl.
Switzerland, &c. &c.
"a. " Pay tie Sal4fe," to tn. Allies of the
Cnited States.
IS. G Form BaaoEoa" every 4th Jolly.
i6. To The rig6t e5aut jafs," 10 all who "a
NOT believe the!e loa!ls to be pauioc.
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An Ad to incorporate fundry perfons
by the name of the Prefdcnt, Direc-
tors and Company of the Portland
Bank.
w HEREAS Jofcph Nc Lellan and Others,
Wv have by their petition to this Court, fet
forth that they have fabfcribed to Fund for
the Establishment of Bank in the town of
Portland, and have prayed to be incorpol aled
for that purpofe:
Seer. /. Belt therefore enaasI BY The Senate
and Hosk Of Reprsentafive,, IN General Court at
ism6lea' and BY the authority Of sbe fame, That
JolePh M'Leilan, Hugh M'LellAn, Lemuel
Weeks, Daniel Tucker, James Deering, Eben.
ezer Mayo, Thomas Sanford, Elias Thomas,
liaae MLellan, lfaac Gage, Ezekiel Day,
Ebenezsr Storer. John MuGey, Arthur M'Lel.
Ian, James Neal, Ala Clap, William Martin,
Ruth Jewer, Joieph Ingranam, Woodbury. Sto
rer, William Symmes, Salmon Chaf., lanes
d. Hopkins, William Goldman, David Smith,
Thomas Wetter, James Jewett, James Goldman,
Matthew Cobb Stephen M'Lellan, Daniel Da.
Wis, Robert Boyd, Daniel How, William Hud.
fon, Enoeh Iihey, William MNeil sd, Samuel
Huhey Stevens, Thomas Hovey. John Tabor,
their aioeiates, fucceaors and afigns, hall be,
and hereby are created and made Corpof alton,
by the name of the PreGdenr, Directors and
Company Of the Portland Bank and fhall 70
continue, from the iirit day Of July next, until
the expiration of twenty years next following ;
and by that name fhall be, and hereby are made
capable in law to fae and be fned, plead and be
| implicated, defend and be defended, in any
Courts of Record or any other place whatever ,
and alto to make, have ard ufe Common Seal,
and the Fame again at pleafure to break alter
and renew and alto to ordain, eaablh and
put in execution fuch bye laws, ordinaces aud
! regulations, as to them fhall appear neceGary
and convenient, for the government of faid
Corporation, and the prudent management of
their affairs. Pr'0idd, fneh bye-laws, ordinan.
ecs, and regulations fhall in no wife be contrary
to the laws and contribution Of this Common.
wealth. And the faid Corporation ihal be
always fubjef to the rules, rellridions, limita.
tons and provilons herein prefcribed.
Sect. ,. Ind 5eh further enaaea That the
capital itock of faid Corporation fhall eonfil OF
fun rot leis Than one hundred f5onjand dollars
nor more than three hundred MouEaad, in ipecie
and hall be divided into flares of one lundre -,
d5Aars each and the Stockholders, at their 6r n
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BY authority.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

In The ysar Of our Lord. one sbeytasd /spes bund,4
and ninety nine.
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THE FLEETS.
LONDON, SEPT, I6

LONDON, SEPT. 10.
Ills Majeay's hip Monarch, of - guns, ar
rived yeaerday in the Downs, from Lord Bird
ports fees, to reiume her hation in the North
Sci. She left the Channel feet Iaa Friday, at
eight O'Clock in the evening, all well, CT Brett.
The ihips from Plymouth had joined, and his
Lcrdlhp had with him an invincible feet of 40
fail of the line.
The Ave Spanih ihps which had come out
OF Roehstort, have elcaped the vigilance of Sir
] b. Warren, and have got into L'Orient.
The two iquadrons were in fight of each other,
hui the spaniards were 10 FIR to the windward
that il was impodible to cut off their retreat.
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OF the French Armies, &c.

PARIS, SEPT. =.
MORGAN, after the battle of Now, had at frR
reiolyed to quit his poif and to retreat TO Savo-
na; but having learned how much the enemy
had iafered, he renounced bis fra defipn. and
determined to cover the Genoefe territory. We
ihaii remain on that part On The defeniive at leat
until the arrival of Championei, who will bring
with him reinforcement of 10000 men 10 ioa
him, from his army of the Alps.
Oar army ofthc Rhine adyances into Germa
ny without meeting wi b any great obaacles Il
has enacted contributions from fever al towns on
its route.
It appears that the Auaro-R uf1ians have taxi
en- Tortona, and that they threaten Conf. Bur
Chsmpionet has thrown proeons into the lat
ter place, as well as into Feneh ell s.
Our troops have cro1ed the Rhine, In tn.
neighbourhood OF Spires, in fsveral places, and
after having joined corps of 5000 men, en-
camped before M.nheim, the army advanced
into the Valley of the Necker. The heai-quar.
ters, at tie date of this intelligence, was before
Heisbrunn. The army is more than 10000
trong.
Twenty thouiand men who have joined the
army OF Maiiena, make his army am ornt to
100000 lighting men. We expect every mo-
ment terrible and dccifvc battle
lhe attack OF Philipibou oh is begun by this
time. The fiege will be covered by an army OF
10000 men.
Pail |. has ordcrel new levy IN his donnin-
ions OF 10000 men, in order to repair the loiI.
es which his armies have experienced Ia thu
preient campaign.
The Minilier at war has particularly enioin.
ed the Commander in Chief If the army of En-
gland to keep vigiiaot eye upon the DEPART
ment of the Maine and LORE II. at the fame
time nArutied him to form column of two or
three thoufsnd men, with train of light artil-
lery, to be ready to ad as occafon may REQUIRE
to keep that body of men 10 continual activity.
and TO difef il agana every point where the
brieands may attempt to aaemble, in order to
syulh it efetadally.
The Spanifh Miniaer has demanded, in the
name of bis corut, that the body of the pope
ihould be ernbalned, and delivered to him. TO
be ient to Rome TO be cd. But that fuoer-
lllton ihoold hot get podrfion Of it, the admin.
iItraion of Valence have caufed him to be in.
tered, and lime thrown INFO his grave.
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ARMY or ITALY.

Ertraa Of litter from Suchet, Genra Of Divi-
non, and Chit Of Tie SfeS, 10 ~. 8Zaaiesv at
var. Aug. 81.
The lois Of the enemy IN men very much ,es-
ceeds ours, and amoa rs, frem his own sonfef.
iion, TO upwards of 5000. 1890 OF whom have
been left upon the field of bt,!e, Iaso taken
Priioners with Gsaeral Lu6enan AM twen,y.
e'aht Officers. ana Inc IemAinjef w8nndsi AID
antble 60 fight.
Thus, after ioaresn hoprs of obj aate iish,.
ing, the French Amy woLil base renlAiasd Ia
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I continue to receive every mark of zeal and
intelligence from The officers competing the
llaH otthis army.
/ i difficult To fate with any precifion The
lois Of be enemy, brt ii cannot be computed at
lsls than 800 or go men and on our fdc it
does Mt exceed, ID killed, wounded, and milf.
ing. 2eo men. Exact returns ihall be trani.
mitted herewith. have the honour to be &C
K. ABERCROMBY.
Rght Han. Henry Dundas.
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LONDON. sEPr.I6..

LONDON, SEPT. 10.
Letters from Deal, this morning FAY, that
telierday failed the Nemefis, Refuurce, Adyen-
tnre, Weymouth, Royal, Admiral. TRULY.
scheefnels, and Doidreeht ihips of war, with
rranlforts, and about ten thouiand troops, the
fitf and fecond diyiiions for the Texel.
Yesterday, arrived in Ozeiy Bay. Oh the coat
of Suffolk, The Dutch fleet, taken in the Texeh.
confiaing of twelve fail of the line of battle
fhips.
Prior to the nn'ps aforementioned leaving
the T@sel, the marines were landed from all the
Englifh fhips to do garrfon duty. to enable the
regular troops to join the main army.
Such of the Dutch faors who declared for
the, Stakeholder, were drafted out of the ref
pessye fhips before the feet failed.
DEAL, SEPT 10.
This morning his Royal Highnefs Prince
William of Gouceaer, embarked On board the
Nemeiis frigate, for Holland.