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The gazette., 1799-03-18

CT the PsTlons aud their deftription alfo of the
veiiel' and the plfPorts which it was expected
they wonld have and informed further, that
the dtPac ches and papers Of conlequence, would
be iecreted in two falGe bottomed tubs, and re-
quelted thar the necefry Reps fhould Be taken
10 l7cure the 1ui2e9ed perfous and their papers,
as 1oon as they arrived here.
Capt. Thomplon, the boarding officer of the
port, was accordingly intruaed to notice par
.idu'arIy, & report without delay, all paGengers
from Europe
Yeferdayhe had.the happinefs and GOOD for.
tune to board the brig Minerva, Capt Crann.
IN tI9 days from Hamburg, and reported her
ARRIVAL and that there were four or FIVE paIen-
gers On board This brig was the expeaed
Veh5l' and tie Collector, Major Smons, attend
Ga Dy Mr. William Craft, agent Of the United
States tor the naval and war departments, went
immediately on board, with proper afiaance, 10
examine and fecure the fufPeaed perfons and
their papers.
As foon IS they got on board, they enquired
Tor Perions by names they had received, and
were anlwered afhrmatively there wore dirsq-
ly iearched and given into cufody, and the
tearch coninued tor the tubs. which we're for.
tun3tely dfcovered in the cabin the tubs were
broken open, and the papers taken out the
horrors Of S~silt were depicted Rrongly on tie
coun'enlnes Of the guilty wretches, and their
bodies ihook with fear and trembling. There
was a deii5n to have thrown the difpatches
overheard from the cabin window, bu: Il was
prevented BY the expedition of The gentlemen
who undertook the bpiaefs. Three of the fell
lows are mu}attoes, aud one of them white
Pe:lon woman was alfo taken up, who was
evidently concerned il the confpracy, and en-
deaTouTei to take care Of tile tubs under her
arm.
The four men and their female accomPlice,
are now condacd at Fort Piockney, their trunks
ani baggage are taken 10 the cutom -houfe, and
the important papers are under the examination.
ot Major G-n. Pincknsy, to whom they were
Immediately delivered. The developemenr
viii come out in fealon.
The gazette., 1799-03-18
Rene2Ved War in Haiy.

o. PARIS, Dnc. 7.
Yeaerday the Executive Directory fent a
mehage to the Council of five Hundred, recit
ing the Perfdis5 Of the courts Of Naples & Tuun,
& formally propofng to the Council to declare
War againf the Kings Of Naples and Of Sardi-
MA.
The Council Immediately roie, hook their
robes, & Paded the Declaration amidR the fhouts
Of "Vive Ia Republic"
DEC 8. The Sandman and Neapolitan Minif-
ters were aTrehedlaR night, & confined to their
houfrs.
The gazette., 1799-03-18
Important 2rahjGdign.
CHARLESTON Is, c.) rRr

CHARLESTON Is, e. FEB. e.
His Excellency, governor Rutledge, and the
collectors of this port, about five weeks ago re-
ceived a letter from Col. Pickering. Secretary
Of State Of the United States, to the following
efe6
That government had obtained intelligence
that tour Pe1fons were to ec3bark from Ham
burGn tyr this port, as agents Of the French Di-
fef,ofy, with DjPafabe' ef a bsRAs nature % tbs
peacs AID 7utJtare 9ftbe Uaited STATES.
The Secretary Of Stale Then gave the names
The gazette., 1799-03-18
D0meRic Artickcs.
PHIDADsLPHtA, MARCH I.

l..
TUESDAY the Senate approved the noni-
nation Of OhDsr EAfzvortb, Efq. Chief TuAice Of
the United States, Patrick Henry, Efq late Co
vernon Of Virginia, and Wiliam TanJ Murray,
Eiq. our miniaer at the Hague-to Be Envoys
Extraordinary and MniHers Plenipotentary to
to the French Republic, with full powers to
diicuis and fettle by ,reaty, all cont, overiies
between the United States and France. In
the medage Of the Proficient, information was
gwen that " It i not intended that the two for
mer Of thefe gentlemen fhail embark for Eu-
rope, until they ihaIl have received, from the
Executive Directory, aGurances, fgni6ed by
their Secretary Of Foreign Relations, that they
lhall be received in character, that they fhall
enjoy all the prerogatives attached to that cha
rafer by The law of nations, and that minii-
ter Or minilters Of equal powers fhall BE ap-
pointed and commiGioned to treat with them"
The gazette., 1799-03-18
7RVxToN'5 Nd9ry--c0nfrmsd.
NEWLONDON. MARCH

NEwLONDoN, MARCH b.
Arrived here the NarciAus, Capr. Hall, III
days from ST. Ktts-CaPt Hall brings the
highly pleafng information of The capture az
the Inlnr8 mt French triEate Of IA guns, by the
American frgate ConfelIaton, Capt. Tsuxton,
OF 36 guns. The adion took place eff ST.
Kits, 10 view OF The Inhabitants Capt. Hall
was an eye witnels. As the fleet went out, the
Con0ellaton and her prize were going IL, The
Norfolk iPoke the ConRellation, and received
diiPatches from Capt. Trn1ton, FIR The Secrett-
ry OF War which we underaand were put on
board the Nsrcilus, as being one of the Quick
cit failing vefe.s in he Reet. The acton con-
tnued between two and three hours; fifty five
minutes clote engagement. The French flip
had Sc men killed, and lof her mainmaa.-
Capt FFuAton hat three men only, killed the
Contellaion received no dam 4ge Of conie,
quence.
The gazette., 1799-03-18
GERMANY.

GERMANY. Y.-RAsrADr, DC. IA.
T I'm C57feauaegf Random has forwarded he
NJ inclofsd note to the French Mini1er Of
Foreign Affairs, by the Telegraph.
6 The alfi@oiar RENTED on the 5th Dec. by
the French Legation, Was accepted on the 9Th
by the Dsbptie, gf ne Emtre. The concluiior
70 which the Imperial commifary adhered has
been officially tranlmiued % tbs French M5nif
ters."
The gazette., 1799-03-18

On the 10th the French MnRers officially no
tilted the Deputation cf the Empire, thai the
war which had again broken out in Italy fhould
have no Influence il impeding the negotiation
at Rafadt
The gazette., 1799-03-18
Ne70 Loan, Of Eve Millions.

We are credib1y inform d, that on cloGng
the books yeferday, the fubfcriPtion was BE-
tween Fourteen and Fifteen MiAionr Of DoHqrs-
Six D2Mi,ns Of which, have been fablcribed BY
citizens Of Philadelphia.
The gazette., 1799-03-18
GFORGE TOWN, FEB, ~.
Il DUEL.

Took place yeaerd4y aferpocn, in the 7icin-
ity of this own, herween G=aer / Abram Malon
and Captain william P.wel, both OF Virginia;
III which the forrncr received ta-7 wounds. one
IN the right hard, Tile oJhe: IL tie fame ann
near the ih1uld1r.
The gazette., 1799-03-18
Capture Of Legb0rn.
Surrender f Min9rra.

DC. 4.
Gen. Stuart's ad-de-camp has bro't official
accounts of the furrender OF Minorca, 10 the
Britilh arms. The troops landed The I2th No.
vember. Some oppolition was made but both
the forts Mafon and Citadeila capitulated the
I4th. The priloners are 1900 in numb-r. The
Park and Tower guns were yeGerday fired On
this event, which puts US again in PoAeGion OF
the important harbour of Mahon.
We have advice from Italy, that ten Spanih
men Of war had entered Touon, and that an
Englilh convoy had been taken BY the Span
iards.
The gazette., 1799-03-18
BOSTON. MARcH =.
Esfraa Of q letter from a gentlemen IL PbaadsL
P5ia, 70 bi5 fiea4 ~ Nsry9,k.
quence


E*trat7 Of q letter from gentlemen IN PbHadsL
P5ia, 70 hi5 friend ~ Nszcyak.
"You viii perceive by the papers, the ap,
Pointnlent Of Mr.. King and M Smith. 10 ne
gociote treaties Of amity and commerce-the
former with Rulia, and the latter with tie Ot-
toman Porte
" underaand that The 4EUanres il this bn.
finefs are from thof- powcrs-and i'll very
Aattering manner. The Rufiln miniller At The
court Of London made known to M. King, the
defire Of the Emperor, that fome perfon might
be inveited with powers from this country to
enter the negotiation with the miaiRer at Lon
don.
{" Mr.. Smith goes p ConRantieopl7. What
is little angular in the bnGaefs IS, both over
lures being made nearly at The fame momenr,
and yet being totally Independent Of, and IN
known 20 each of the parties making them
The Object cf them unQueRiorably Is, 70 .eale
ia rs rival with Great Britain in their trade
and of courle thereby to fecura To th9mfllvcs An
advantageous eztenGoa " ii. The trade of ne
Levant vii be an immerhe thing to this coun-
Try"
The gazette., 1799-03-18
HAMBURG, DEC. y.

Baron Badberg is ordered by the Emperor
OF kutila, to prevail on his Sweedih MaieRy to
join the coalition againR F9ance.
The French General Faypoult has fqueezed
Genoa out Of further contribution Of 8oo,oool.
The ahailnation Of BuonaParte, at Cairo, is
ltIll Perii4ed in BY the Engliih paragraPhas.-
lheumtormation is oGicia! tromContan.inople
Whether coIre6 from Cairo thence, time will
develoPe We eSpear report in Jhi,, as ia many
other initances, will be the precuIGor Of tza.
The gazette., 1799-03-18

[Rectivcd by the flip Sites rom Guerufev, arrived at
Norfolk, Virginia. London dates 70 Dec. "A
The gazette., 1799-03-18
LONDON, DEC. II

The Neapolitan troops, after having taken
PoHstiion OF Rome, advanced under Gen. Mack
to Cicilta Caaellana, Is miles from Rome !;
where hey were met by 1000 French, comman-
ded by Gen Macdonnel. The Neapolitans are
lid to have bsen 10000 trong and that the
French took 1000.
Capture 9fLeg5orn.
The Engliih ana Portuguefe fquadron, with
NeaPo.itan troops on board, appeared before
The city Of Leghorn. the 18th November, and
iummoned the Tu(:an General Jacob Lavll-tte
70 Permittheir landing. After The General had
adv1ed with the CouaciI, lie acceted to the dsr
enbarka'ion Of the troops, under the ex3rcfs
condition Of reffe6tng the neutrality OF The port
Of Tuleany. a. Ibis account IL oGei.L
The gazette., 1799-03-18

The Montezuma, doop Of war, C1pt. Muir.
ray, has arrived at Norfolk.
The United S-aes' hiP Gangas, Captain
TIngey, has arrived A; Hampton Roa1s.
The gazette., 1799-03-18
Portland.
M0NDAr, MARCH rs, 1900.
Communication.

i HIS concluding eGay upon the Mazzei,
letter VII DC fort OF cOrollary from ,he ref
and from the letter i;felf, exhibiting the jndg-
ment which | ;h;nk we ought to form Of the
Vice PreGdent and his political party.
The gazette., 1799-01-28

bIR. JENKs,

'"' JINA7'
'A.'I HucA lurPnzed to Ohlervc in your Ian
~ P1r. "a Ptae Hsncd H4talEs7 Ngys P05sL1a4
-. l.-?/ J9f' H4J' and A79f A425f; wherein at-
'0 LcCing uotc annexed to number oG P4bie iyft
PubIuhad you Gazette OF the 3d Dec 1903 aD1eart
! ms ioL "wltg
"s f5e JfTf6er5 az kel9g7Hy tie vefE aue4 70 n
sl4 lbH t6s a5yr fIr, E4qLIL4t anI zg7L21, auf
i9a iDe 7grlter Il 2 EopairsL'
NO" or, were II not that louc or TIE NOT rer etfa-
oe th+ratters ia Portland arc implicated in this bold
aheruon perhaps lhuud pals over I'll ent contempt
'"C 4oule endeavor,d to be thrown at me-
am entirely unacqutu-ed with NTa1-rs. Davis and
hul ht nor ever law them to INV kn9vled- e and am
much at lo to conceive why their names arc but TO
the urriiou5 PuhIct9n. 'Tls not pclibIe for me 10
Iatc 'ne roy3Hf-l mutt therefore w fort r0 eo7jEas-
r0[ IN thee P-f'ons beng co0telled.y on board the
'e"eI ana one OF them E$tcr were fearful they Hould
come n ioT her ihare OF the odum but The public
wa let, 10 ore conclude, thar HAT have mentioned
Z" thc na'e ~ tar from being fufe is 0yqy true and
even aA Hs thea " .vi bc evident that the
monit-ous abiIr tv and he marflt iniuQc- of Glch
aounve ePfhrts ~ az-sy7. writer entities them 10
a1 ~ When man thus ANA. ID, thr character of
ID anger, who never taw him. Aid I.h uhlm he s en-
trey unacqu4n ted he l. more Khan tbe VIII Iil who
t'b, IN the DIRK ior he aims I'VE blow a Ls i5-gr aot
7g5on---it DO Davis and Karlt "a i.;.iQrc tbe ifu-
aOn :hcy have placed th ml1vcs n v.iI deDrve tn.rl
ot Auy clam to An a. ol.ey ItH mla t.l, un4d-
Fnedy they lublcrdc 5- H:rr u .a.u. h.r .rr .,n-
t,d with TX, contents ;-or th4 tl,v.i..ly..... rir Ny
70 Put 1Aeir names to what Ls i.h, thrak a.oDerto
wIH1' and thus ther f-r4ulcs appear ta vor-h f.-
"hH they never a.7A5: ard thi. Ieme rla u 5ra-t-
o.e- io7 have good rtJrmatiun al sttr rr.e Wy Y
@'d-, winch AIr E. L-Llea uut-al-,-.. .1bt ast C.l
XIII 1tq But whIcI of tlll to-i aurg o- whether
eH1 OF tAen y well .ou.d. .I, KITE l1t undertake to
@-.trn z. tlail leave the other Two pe-lous ana
. oonlne mytIito Nr Noves
NHcI wrote te number WI PutT. G5t-H Alluded W.
l'o .l'o H1'+ lh guo'tan, f,nt- faI nnt -r=r were
Ht N
The gazette., 1799-01-28

TT IS curious to hear our modern ret.rm-
Il err dihcrtate On the EIGH1s OF Man,
rs If orr Federal Government vas in impoi-
uon, and our federal rulers hor1e n .yrants,
vho have no.hing in vi-w but their own elev1-
ion, and accumal,tic If wetilh. They tocl
10 orpreGlon tr'm governmen1--and yei ,hcy
Below ant voci.ofate acaint IT, rs If ii was
kept IL opcrati 4 by TT of eaGern HI5:l4s and
The gazette., 1799-01-28
Communication.

Fl iH~~ ulS lh'U naPpy eieVaIIOu NI tIT'
/ Adams to the proficiency Of thetc States, have
psver fPared a fngle dirty imPu-atio which
their profit gate models the red-caPs Of France
bad lv.hed on all the rulers in the world, bu.
endeavoued to bury him in the filth Of political
oblcenty, th'll 7 male IN apology for ficwing
tn rtaders'of TIE Gtzeue til Vce-PreGdert
5feIf condemned and eltmg guilty 1t th@ pub
llic bar | thalt make none but while |
4" canv41s him Ia his oad cardinals hlt," leQ
lany MAJ ihoulJ charge me with val y in at
lacking lo advanced a character, let it be pre-
lmif-d thai d.em the talk 4 m Ian holy duty,
land in Las iny aide my re.pe9 for the peoples
lcAoice and fo- Mr.. Jeffer.o1, am uPported only
Iby an ho0et Indignation Of which the reader
will participate. Without further preface |
Ihall begin a comment and Paraphraie upon
4the letter To Mazzei, reli.ing its PIAlges from
ifr} to lat.
Our political ftuation i prodig ouGy changed Gnce
/" YOU left Infead Of thatnobs owe ofhbcrtv and
IA Thar republican government which carried through
II the DANCE OF the war, Anglo Mon archo-Ari..O
Psrarc part, has arilen. Their 7vowed cct is 10
n npofa on the fu5Gancc. as they have already
n gwen Is TIE form Of thc Britih government"
| This aPpeareI in Florence ian I, 1797-
La thai It WIS written f3me time m 1896. The
f.cond pe iod ihouId be read thus-Initead of
Iht noble love Of liberty, and u. ea esut-dsrG-
It0a, which carried US through tie dangers If
hha W IT, il mas bcen found proper ta adopt tts
- to9' '!.'y"' II MI 'I'1' 'o' 0A
'0'oJ - 49, ~ 0' an '., 'i- 0'11( |'1y O~-"0 81
H5re is the very cloyen foot. ! have often
kaid that this party were the true enemies of The
kon1itltjon. Let their head lpe4k for them
~ an 1''
= I..''
~ --y'
'.' II II ...L - .-r '-'-'' +1H
t. IL '91 ~ - I" ~ 'i'C ~
u o-I.aI,a.'- " '''.
IL, II - - 6'- -0'-'0
'I
j Nererthe,6.', the Tnno2" hoiy OF our ot7en'
[sI'n II t--,l .t,. "'
y q -.o The men oft1l.nts.,
rg. +I9---. ls r,,.7- D9-+ ~ M, neo7'e are
1f -r Hill. r M I'LL I,.,.n,,
III VIZ |
Iou. 'td oi w .tE' are tAet 4Hly ai-
n con- Inon Va rte con Nun ed" 10y France
lTbs Vicc-Dr-rG nt's lanrusrc, Americans. In
hbac. -s,: I ~ .ba ,ery Y, r-,,.e ~ BaL3I-
~, I-o.r-,-L nv -,..-, Juo., 1,l l--r,
Stndv c.reru.fy th- F.A C-rt nee and il Wi:
head thus-Thc M i.ri.y a.e now Gu 1906,
boa;nf ,h4 o7yer- M ,r.i rea lv to ev-r ,Tow
ht In.r. aIe TIE fellows lh y lave y en ior
lever CRYING ua t.e c.nri.u ", and charging
( hbe .rnrtIt win yI.l4i n, If 1.-THE
heu ie, tee. NAV be Ave h7v. lin led
SaI the landed ror.rty-ovn,rs, I The phi
4; lolople-s Of our en- i've got their coe. This
I Mazzei had IireI III Vngiaia-problb,y cane
Owe On purp r. 1, matn th- Illumination
PIN Of un vc-Csl revolution II concert with
fn b FIJI m4t-rtls a, he could find and as the
whole da,.aa le fchene was to hav. fal(e aP
t. be rance, tud Y far ou, hIe, 70 Mazzei wrote
/" Db.,o.o.li.I reEarches.v ana TcIe,(on talk
The gazette., 1799-01-28

quetIon, they intlntly reply, look at the re-
PrbHcs * Greece and Rome all power was
lodged in the a6cmblies Of th: peopl5-they
could dep fe the administrators Of the pubic
will at their Pleaflre, and they were happy.
1t mutt be confe6ed that Greece and Rome
il their glory exhibited many proofs Of their
greatness, and many examples of virtue and
public fPirit worthy Of imitation: But 10 adopt
heir political fentinente, we mnR become 4
band OF warriOrs-in1urei to tOil-patent of
itJigue-and the plnnderers and robbers Of ths
world the ait Of war NUT be cultivated il
our lchools-we mu4 feek every occ .fan to
declare to itritlte & provoke our nci h50rs.
The ancents knew nothing Of a rePrele4ta
tive government ;-their 4 Rems were always
7erging to one IF the two extremes-tO a viii
ana trantic democracy Of the people, or Q the
WORT and mJG crnel dcfpotifn Of tie No1.e5.
he Mobiles and Pl-beilns were conHantiy at
war for power and during thcfe Rruqoles,
which lated many centuries, Rome was filed
with the blood If its citizens. Il Is hard 10
fay which party inf cted the mot evils, or had
tn. belt preteuion5 t0 civil rule. IF Their rov-
ernmeuts had been competed IF two or three
branches, armed wilh the ue eF-ry checks, Il
is more than probable thlt th-y migh- have
been freed from mafIcre, rebellion ana revo H.
ton. We have only one ina nc of govern
ment, approaching to the zyiE, recorded ~
80 O. 'o'' uu'"'''I u VI
Tr ~ ,-i a''f"J 1,i'".I I0'8 "heh
49, e'-0 ".l-' "'' a'l'oN rom III
-o'L''~ ~ r'' Ii'0s '.'N "Io1'
i'''' IN '11''-''' "P "''' rSo1'' "c' u'''ed
'0' I''O y o'ii',i n 0.'T' I"-, IS. hed &C.
"1I@- aloHlo'y' c,l ~ 'AV {. u"c! 'I t.s u h
p'}~loN5' " "liCn 1lI l-e 81 ies ana 5Ti1er tent
IH1s - '"'' oo"h0A wa, cohHdel ''o
'a"t III "4I @"u P94c-' ara power 10
require MI e'On N'Pa,rl"F't its p oPo.Uon of
l''~ PI''Io oU't.'1"' III .4f'ot' 'onP@oi -LrI
'u5o ~ 1'i0 Ile7 NJ ms an come sra
," '''0l, i''o'' "- 'e W 0oPG1' 4n75
IH0A vs. NJ 'li''I t4' 0',-4I' I1l
0'C" P'"0,'0u my o-9 O''I'o-l i.1I N" power
nm NM r-, nm '.i-0' "o i" C'i
my o@o" ms S'e IL III. #. T.4'J++l''
o>i- o7l'' y NJ i95 - "~ o'I'. 'o ,H."Ico
oo1.. ',.i "' 7rs' il M A'.~If '9
''I'' ',.~ rr ii 4 '-G ''A-'
P.9l' ".O.' ''i-'' u.-' "9 o'e was ',roY-I
~ ''i0 ''''' W. '-.-o1'..' ana 'n1 Ac oy
''' '--'.'''7 i10l' '''' '''i M 4" 0el' ~
From this lm1l portion ot hi.lorv it may be
ia'ercd,-that r.Pr.lntativc COVE nmett 4, the
only legitimate authority among men, be-au.c
no cthcr lalm is fo capable of knowi the
feelings ma int-reis 2. t.e people; aad VIA
venture to after that No government on eHth
IS 10 0ert.a St either in principle cr Pr-d. RS
that ut America. 1t is Poaiby rue that the
Engldh govcrnmcat, As arP icarle 70 En-
Gldhmcn, IS Is Priea n theory as our own
bat n PraGice il ha, im5ib-d mary errors ;-
the change of circumHa"ces, and .h- # aI.ti p
Of events, have undoubtedly pro 'uced them (;
and the unequal repreientfron If tic people in
The HouG- Of & mmons may b5 atcri-ed To
thIc caul-s. We wulI nJt be D delR.o "a
to advocate a hereditary Executive, and
he ed-lry II u1c Of Lords, as 2 .gsry1!
The gazette., 1799-01-28

II.
and calling n Franc. Th=fe we're the fell
lows -TEMPESTUOUS SEA OF LIE
ERTY Bleied eGcapc from the dark botor
OF Illuminated and dltiplned caution Had
not the new language of dulcet philol1phy,
had not the dcuble-refned vocabulary of THE
GREAT PLAN, a phrafe b-fides I" tem5sQ4ous
/ea pc aid not the PLAIN avowal Of defign
10 fnhVert all government be politely avoided
by the talents OF Mr.. JeGerGon Unfortunate
hJr-e Of tPe.ch TTnl5alonab!e pronenefs to
poetic fire IN ght MT the letter be intercept
cd THAT Homer ihou)d 70 nod - pafs
over the reit as trajh, compared with this
fhou'd gve you fever, # I lhould name the aDor
" tates who have embraced thefe hereGes men who
were So'omons II council and Symptoms in combat
bu; whole h2r has been cut off by the whore Of Eng
d" i1q4
[Good lively language for lamentations -
This means that Walhirgton, Adams, and
othe-s were for faPPorging the tederal con(itu
tiOn.
They volld wrcn from Us that liberty which We
' have obtained BY 70 much labor AM peril; bur We
" ihal prolcrvt IT, Our mals Of WEIGHT and ches are
" 70 powerful! that we have nothing fear from any
" attempt agana Us Ply force. t j. fullcient that we
" gu I'd ourielves, and tha we break The LILLIPU-
TAN TIES bv which they have bound Us IN the frR
g ~. .--.o l---r 1r.l ll-iloS ''i',
. niu0ice tswa[ds Tr1nce from cb tbcy yo sl;rn
g ate is, to brng us under Britih influence"
n" They F'-who are "iey"?-Iha have be0n
who ~ are-now let Us examine little better
who are t5>y and tbfm. We mutt try this BY
what tfsy were to 90. Thy would wreR from
,,,,-I5 ,,oIo W. oLo,, ILL.,. o.a;.,,,;o, III H.
'.,.. erL.. ,laa ,,a,.. III r,.l.ux.-.
III. III .t., i. t..:.,,,. y,
l-aC'o,,I IL 81 .l p.,. ;r. "
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Dortlalto,
Ingenious Capture |!
MoNDA17, APRIL IS, 1900.

The Bottom papers by he an Mai, contain the follow
ing account Of another capture by the gallant
TIuKtor:
Capt Doane arrived here. Gnce our Ian.
IN ~ days from Antigua, furnilhes correct
account of the capture of French privateer
ichooner OF rs guns, and go men, by Com.
modore Truxton. The Conaella,ion. and the
lnfureente, commanded by Lieut.. Rogers, left
Sc. kits TO c'uGe of Guldaloupe. the roth Of
March; and IN TIE execution Of I'll .n previ-
eaiy concerts5, approached the land from
oPPoilte fe6tions, as hottie lhips; and foon
commenced the appearance IF furious COM
bat-the Conltellaton under the American, and
the infurgeEte under the Freoch colours. The
French on ihore, anxious TO 4Git their flppoied
coun1yman, di patched the Privateer in quef
ton to the ftene IF action; where fhe foon
dIlcovered the r4G: de guerrt and after few
IA t into her, was compelled 70 Rrike, and wa
fent to St. Kits. The account was brought to
Antigua, and communicated to Capt. Do4ne
by the mater Of vedel in "a hours from ST.
Kits, who was on board the ptiyateer after her
arrival"
The gazette., 1799-04-15
Francis Morris,

Pygs65r eftbe French q Englifh Gram
rari' D-a:ig, aS1f.GEyGs YiaG4 u Fsriasiano;
R ESpe0fully informs the Ladies and
~ Gentlemen Of POytLia5 and its vicinity thar he
propos open his Academy (cr teaching hois ufeiul
accomplishment foon lufiicltat encouragement
lhal be offered.
CONDITIONS.
The French and Englilh GrammarS
to be attended % avs il a eek Monday and
Wednelday mornings and Afternoons, at doars each
icholar, per qtarter.
MuIic for the Fortepiano, thoro' bats,
every Tuefday and Friday mo ming and afternoon
Ladies who have no Spinnett Fortepiano may b.
taught At Mr.. D1orrif's boarding houfe.
Dancing, every 'lhurlday and Satur-
day in the afternoon, from O'Clock 10 i'm f-t at
do srs and 50 pc quarter for thole who have
before been fehOoI, and for thoe who have not.
NIB. The fcholarS will furnilh them
felves with room wood and candies
The lubicribers will expect to pay for
the quarter whether they attend or not.
One half Of each branch to be paid
for entrance and the remainder at The eud of the
quarter.
q S4gJacini0a paper, lodged at Ms. .TlSss's
BooK-STokE.
april S8. 1899.
The gazette., 1799-04-15

NOTICE is hereby given to the
4 Y nonreident proPrictors or own r. of lands in
the town Of RrBa4 in the county Of Cumberland that
they taxed for the year 1913, the state, County
and town tax committed to me the fubicriber 10 COL
bct as follows viz. StaietJCoHa1y.