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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-06-07
From the LONDON GAzKrTE, of As
prIi z, 1900.

Downing Street.
The following letter from MIR. ConCal
Fore&i, has been received at The Princi.
pal Secretary of STATES Office, for the
Foreign Department.
Port Of Corfu, March 3, Sc.
Ny Lord,
l nave the honor 20 inform your lord
hip, that 90 the at init. an attack was
made ty the snited rurkiGh and Ruiz
an forces on the i'll and iitUated in this
port, called La Scoglio di Vido, and bv
the French Life de Ia Paix. After a
ve;y fs1oti briiE FIRE Of about two hours
and a half from the Chips of war, the rrooos
were landed, and the faid iilan1 was can
tured. An attack was made at the fame
time on the outwosks Of the town. and
tori ST. Salvador was taken by The Ruff
an and Tarkiih troops, and tire French
ihemlelYes evacuated another catwofk.
sailed Il Monte di Abfam.
TN the morning Of the I'd, Aag Of
truce was TENT of by the French com.
mandef OF The grrifop of the town of
Corfu, to the Kuiiian Vice Admiral, far
the pufPole OF inSor~ing him CT the win
Of the gsrrifon 90 capiiuiate; RufTiao
officer was therefore feut 10 the town
WIKI the pfoPolitions Of the Rufisn and
lurSiib commanders, asd they were &C
cepted with iittls variation.
he capitulst,on Of the carlton, Of
| which have the honour to cnclof. ca.
py, vas hgned this afternoon, on board
the Rufiln Wee Adpiraps lhip.
have H. honor 20 be, sc.
SPREDlON FOREsTI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-06-07
g Citizens Directors,

{" / had ordered General Lrcourbe to at
tack Finaermin&er and siio the divifon of
the army Of Italy in the yalteline, under
my command, % attack GluIentz. / hat
general performed his operations in his u(u-
al manner, aud his dHpohtisns were made
with 70 mucA Judgment, thai the enemy was
com gletsly defeated. The refllt of the VIC
tory IS 1000 prifonsrs and twenty-five pie
Gee Of cannon. The troops which compole
the two diviGons, and the gallant generals at
their head, are entitled TO the highef praifc.
GcnereI Lacourbe meations the caudua Of
the conicriptiou folders in term, Of the
warmea Panegyric. - According to this IN
formation, Fsnaeynin0er, Nandcrs, aud
Glnrsntz are in peasiion Of our troops. /
fhall have the honor, Citizens Direanrs, to
lay before you more in detail tho crcumHan-
ces Of this brilliant facccls which happened
on the 26th of March.
" Heslth and refpea,
(Signed) {" MASSENA.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-06-07
LONDON A.,

France By the cnroueR Of the king
dom o. " lies, gains p,psladan ct
'eatiY irgr Millions and ball: ard thus
co~~ag ling Holland, cout,oViinz Swi.
~ 30 P1fedi z i.siy and tic iJctscr-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-06-07
FOR SALE,
a NEW DOUBLE, GEAREp
MILL,
ith ten acres al LAND,


| r YING in IIenrico county, sdioinira
A. the iaD6s Of William Randolph az
Wilton, and Col. William Hsth, FIVE miles
below Richmond and one from lanes rivaro
"A good Dwelling Houle at the Mills
isteiy repaired which viii accommodate a
tmall family. This mill is On nsyer
failing itresm, and watsTsd by canal which
has food the grsaielt frcihss without da..
mage, aad there is no danger Of her ever
be ne damaged or blown alp by foods os
water. This mill was ie, TO wsrk in Isnu-
airy lat, and has ground upwards of 6oo
barrels OF corn, all country GRIT. A sreai
bargain may DC had in this property, as any
fate OF healrh viii not allow one to pay
that attention to buineis which il requires.
The many local advantages attending this
property, make it unneceGary 70 give any fur
thfr deicription. Perfons willlinq to pnr.
cbais will view the premifes, and nudge fox
themieIves. One third Of the puychaie mo.
ney will be exps6ted in hand, one third ia
eighteen months, and the remainder in two
years. Intereif from the date will be re-
quired if nosPunaually paid. A iecu,ity
on the property to inlurs payment will be
taken, and an undoubted title will be eiyel,.
HALES SHARP.
HenIico county, Foure
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-06-07
COPPER & TIN WAKE
Mangtad0yy.
NAN

TT HE fubfcrioer returns his fncere
L thanks TO a generous public, for the
very great encouragement he has met with In
his line Of buhneis; and bess leave ia in.
form his friend, 3 cufoners, thar he has
on hand quantity Of STRONG STOUT
COPPER IN SHEETS and tottoms, that
they may be iupp;,sd with STILLS on
the fhortea notice, either with PATENT,
COPPER Or PEWTER WORMS.
Ike has number Of STILLS of all izr5
dniihsd and ready for delivery, made on
the bet and moi improved principles,
which nc is determined to fell at the inOR
reduced prices.
WILLIAM COOK.
N. B. All kinds OF TIN WORK as uE
lual.
&C. The higheR cath price given for
Old BRASS, COPPER, PEWTER sF
LEAD
The gazette., 1799-03-11

thofe who think that benevoleuce towards flch
high responsibilities IS any thing more or better
than mere dangerous and pitiable weakness,
may feek for apologies, if they like, in the
limbo Of vanity or wherever elf. they may be
TO be found. Andif they choofe to fpend their
lives in that nothingnefs and indeciiion of char.
a4tr which only fmiles at vllainy or even han
kers to execute it, and which has very nearly laid
US already at the hateful feet of Talleyrand and
cnrfed crew Whole energy alone has made
them refpe6table--be it 70 mutt confder life
-as given for lefs equiyocal exifence.
What anfwer then have we to the queaion
Wbet 1o9pld mr.. Js9Syton Pyefsr 10 TIE y2ats Of
tbh55 il 1896 ?" None.-Except the vague
intimation Of our becoming more grateful 70
France, there is no advantage Propofed BY fnb-
vering the conlrtution. It is then evident
that the Vice.prehdent is the tool Of France,
the willing Pander Of her nterels ia the United
States, and the beggar of her a1iaance to ruin
his own country. (" Lgiyfee and :qgrqtitgds to
France" are the Vice prefident's words. de-
fire to know what we owe or ever owed TO
France. This is nothing but a little more ca
balilGcal nonfeufe. Who fuppofJs that the
King Of France inter f4red in Ia American war
to give US freedom ? Nobqdyswho knows the
alphabet Of politics, or a fngle maxim IF that
proud monarchy. To humble England IS al
ways the policy Of France, and fhe has bad no
other view in fighting thefe hundred years.
Nay, it is well known that at the. peace of
1883 France was oPPofedto our independence,
and that we owe it to The two very men who
have been The greatail fubjeas of jaco5inic lying
and detra6tion ever Gnce, the PreGdent and
Governor Jay, The 6rmnels of lh7fe gentle-
men reffed The intentions of he Count de Yer
gennes, which were to keep us fnbjea to En-
gland, then efficiently degraded. This / a
weIl.known fad. But the Vice. .prelidentought
1t leah to FAY iagratifuas to THE KING Of
sfE7tq1ce y for the French nation had no. more
to 10 IN making that war cr that peace than
the Chinele or Sjberian Tartars. When lhall
we Zee an end Of this gibberiih Of republic
,nat "A. gratitude to France When viii the peo-
nIe Zee tllatit is all farce, and worfe than a
fsrcs. 4 lie Would gratitude to France be, a
contribution. form OF government an ordsr
of things? No--but ii would be ga femp5FHaaf
fa ofEJerfy." which dou5tiefs is valtly better
and more philofoPhical.--Alas, Mr.. JeHerlon
who would have thought IL!
TO BE CONTINUE
The gazette., 1799-03-11


I'd. THE exercife Of this power is fuppofed
10 kave been lufpended until the year 1903, by
the 9th f-6tion OF The fre article of the conAi-
tution.
The words are, " The migration or importa-
ton of fuch Perfons as any Of the Rates now
exiting hall think proper to admit, ihall not be
prohibited by the Congrss prior to the year
1903 but a tax or duty may be impofed on fuch
importation, not exceeding ten dollIrs for each
petfon."
This is obvioony defgned as an exception to
fome gwen power. 1t would be extravagantly
abiurd 70 refrain until the year 1903, the exer-
cife of that power which could not be exercifed
after that year. Whatever then is fulpended
by the article jua recited, was conGdered as an
exiting thing on which the iulpending claule
could operate. 1t is the importation and mi
grafton OF fuch Perions as any Of the aates then
exiting ihould think proper 70 admit. But for
this claufe, then, 1t would be in the power of
Congreis to prohibit the migration Of aliens in
to the United States. Ii will not be ealy to
find in the confttution grant of power compe-
tent to forbid their entry, which is not equally
competent to forbid their continuauce in our
cou Iy. but Whlle this clauie turnliheS a
iTong Argument in favour of tie general pow
er Of Congress ever the fubjea, it is necefary
to ihew that the exception TO that general pow
er which it fPeci6es, does not 70 modify il as
to exPole US to rhe Vaccinations Of aliens, who,
in our boiom. may be COMPUTING our deGruc-
ton.
To forbid indf,riminately the admiGion Of
certain claf9s Of Persons, and to order individu-
ais of thoie clades 10 depart when they become
dangerous, are certainly two difina acts, which
may be performed ieparately, and which do not
neceiiarily interfere with each other This can
not be. qneaioned-but it is faid that the pow
er Of ordering lhfPeaed aliens to leave our
country may be % ufed as to defroy fu5aan-
TALLY the power Of tolerating their migration
and It is granted that It may be f, ulld buI
The gazette., 1799-03-11
AI3octIand.
MoNDAr, March II, 1899.
Communication.

E1AVING hewn that the pretended
republicans are nothing but an oPpoGtion- parry,
that they were oPpofed to the contribution, and
that their intention is 10 deRroy it, fhall now
proceed to examine whether they have provid-
ed Ji,I,qitafe for it, when they fhal have laid
it ia lhs duff. Mr.. Jefevlon ihall fill aRfwer
al my enquiries.
The gazette., 1799-03-11
Political hformatf00.
Addrefs

Qrfds Miaoray' eoygfirg gf IS Mem5srf, u tie
HONE ef Delegates ii VVgiaia--ecbinb tbs ,Ad-
drsG Of The Mqjarily rendered aecaGary, Jor tbs
explaining and jyqJyiag fbs qpiHiaaS ot tbs mi
uorty.
The gazette., 1799-03-11

[Concmded from the Ian GAzprrr.l
The gazette., 1799-02-04
T9bn 0. Warts,

0'O'0
Informs his CuR0merS and others, that
he has REMOVED 10 the Gore in Tilh Rtcet lately
occupied by the Rev. JosEru WAHREN, vince ~ h4s
for l4l- on the loweG leIms for cal or approved
credit afrelh aIJrgmeEt VI
The gazette., 1799-02-04
To the Public.
/ He Prefdent and Directors Of


HE E1fSS-4CFUSETTS FIRE INSURANCE COM
P.INl, anxious 70 Keep ii view the principle OF
public benefit; which gave origin - their lHlhtutior
and to eca ~ far a. their power the leverlty ol
misfortunes coneQuent from thOIe delolatng tTtS 10
which we exp pofed have determined 70 reduce the
Rates Of nlurancc 81 low, th-y Prelume viii meet
the circumstances Of every clals of citizens. For
tftG.ng fun annually, every individual can now have
It IN is power 10 fcure TO hi uiel and family part
OF the earug. perhaps Of long life, from he gr4iP
OF this mercilcs yraat, and cqu2lzs his olics on
the community. BY theo cautionary means while he
rrcervcs the reward Of h ndu0ry, he ldves hls 1eel
'ings f,on the llock of humbing hmIet q Pe'iton'
ana lcc4res th7 right boldly 10 demand conPeni4'
ton.
1ne prefent rates Of In(urance are
As follow, calculated on lcae Of reduction of IS per
cent from the former rates,
~ CMG-IIOuIeS or Stores, with
bric. or Rome walls, and Aate tile lead, copper, o.
comp ltion roofs, RIndng ePcg2te from other build
inG5- go cents on 100 dollars.
2L CHE-H0uitS or Stores, Wllh
brick y, Nouu walls, and l'te te, lead, copper, Or
competition roofs, connected with oher buildings,
having brick PARTITION walls u ono or more iect ao-Va
t!.- IOy.-55 Gems.
az CIlj-Ioufe8 OF Stores, with
brick or 0one walls, and wooden roofs, thAt i'ahd
l,pera;c trom vi couul1rL with oh-r bai.dn9s, win
brick partition was y: o-- ~ J:- --t -Jo'o 'A- 1901
80 ceats.
4tj C4E-Nourc5 Oil Stores, with
bricl or Zone Wall. and w..'-l loa5, ne ED with
other bu.u.l.,, v.,Ayut ur.o- p-7s-.JA '---s--t5
ceDts.
7tJ Cal-Ilourcs OF Stores, Of
wood or platter v--, flaming ..slr-;a 1o~ o,aer
ouildings--o GEMS.
9th ChE-T~ur c- Stores Cl
The gazette., 1799-02-04

Perbot5 As circumference eth. e.tois ferra?u'1rt
glo5s dess not P,sfat yGcDe mo's yhaI.ms ond
rn7qriE-1nt, az eykm Il cas5itsJ % a5 IN t.e FL
h3r;ag c1traa from 1Ey5 P9so'y " c!cTrL4oa5
in a Journey !57org5 Franc, a."
I'm thefe ProiFe3s !ourrg is carried to
its u,moG point of perfection, plrticuI'riy at
The time I founl It, vaIi gated with golden
touches Of autumnal t.nts immenf, calcates
meantirn- burlting from r -Ecl mountain. on
the oae f e I; cultivated 6eld, rich with vine
yards, on the oher, and tutei with elegant
th.ub, that invite one to pluck and cary Jhem
away to where they would be lreated With much
more refpe6. Litl= towns Ri king in the
clcf;s, where one woud imagine i was imPoti-
lie to Chamber light clouds often falling under
the feet Of the high Perched inhabitants, while
the found Of deep and rapid, though narrow
river, dah;ng with violence amooga the info.
lently impending rocks at the bottom, and bells
in thickly lcatte-ed (. ires clliag the quiet Sa-
voyards to church upon the aeep Gles Of ev,ry
hill-hl ONES mird with fuch mutable, fuch
various ideas, as no other place can ever Poai-
hlv afford f"
The gazette., 1799-02-04
MISGELLANl".
HENRY AND SARAH.

HENRY W. y0u.g iean.an-he loved the
ariabIe SARAH-an1 the P.nion was return,
81 on h~r part with ardo7. He relinquiih j
ali his iouner plans, and Preie:ing home, with
conse,t and his Sarah, 10 opulcnce gained BY
di9ant voyages, he Purchaled little fkiF, and
inre lted procuring decent fuPport by follow
Ing the cupalion IF 4 SHERMAN. Every plea.
fut morn:ng he failed from a little place called
Chehacco, in the county Of EEex. Oae night
he re.ur- eI net at his ufual time-a temp4(}
game on Need attempt delcription Of Sa
Tah's ftua'ion during that dilrening interval
between 1unlet and the next morn of fatal
certainty ? They had been married but three
'>ecks. As ioon as light bean1ed upon The world
(the aorm had lubdied) the fought with arx-
ious ttep the fsa thore-a wave sore The dead
body o her Henry 10 the cliff where fhe nooI
She fainteL-fell into the water by his filc, s.
expire1 The melancholy fac Of tbs afs dion-
ate p5ir IS we'll known to the iuhabittnts in the
vicinity of the place where .h4 awful cataHro-
phe happened. AS B lieye he tory IS not ia
general circulation, if you Will met The abov.
1mple account, and the following lines occA-
Goned b. i, you will oblge ANNA.
WHEN Ger the Oceans rocky bound.
HUwls tn Damon Of Tie form,
Gath ring horrors clutter round,
O1edient 70 he found
And cloihe with tcnioid gloom his gritty form
Now from the frowning EaG il pomo fubne
Pregnant with temPets roll the f2ithlefs clouds
The IN vcrng ieaman feels the yelling wave
lncrtafe its rage and wrench his crcaking bark,
While the winds lhriiy while thro' the lrouds
Loud thuuders cra1l with ntermtting light
Heaven burt:s terrific ihro' the hadcs Of night
Tis cold and hopeels-d and dark
No voice 10 tooth--no arm to fave
Down-down he lnks Gru2g ing awhile with death;
His Sal ah' trembcs in his ateG breath
Avaunt We Dsmons fell Ye gales fubfde
Storms ceafe TO below Ocean, huh thy tide
All potent SOL now pour r.y divine;
The 50 elkin b,ufes a.d the wafsrs fllino;
Z : II dewy robe aGumes live'ier green,
And morning ieads ihe hours with lmi!cs lcrene.
Ah idow'd rouner, ~ thcic charms are vain
Oh ho- thy Ac s, nor feck you l4ithIos main,
leo ONE ude billow ludden 10 your hc
Relture voL- Ifele love our foul s delight
-FOUR hulb4Ad al your vaiue, ail vur Pr zc
Eat ,h l.c c5cs-llc .hricks--ihe IA nls--fhe dies
The gazette., 1799-02-04

WHEN Johnfcn lodged at Kettle hall, in the
pniverfity Of Oxford, at Mr.. Tbompion's
Cabinet Maker, the maid, by an unfortunate
miRake, brought him one day a cbsmls Of Mrs.
Thompfon's To put On, inaead Of his own Airt.
Contemplating on nothing hut RambleTs and
IIers, and coloaal Dictionaries, he hoved his
arms and head ard !houlJer5 into the lady's
linen before he dlcovefed his ercr. " Wbo has
cat of the 1eeves II ny thrt evbo has cur off
tie lesves Of my ihut !" exclaimed The cnrag-
sI and hampcrcd morale, with SJentOrian vo-
eilera:ion, dancing and tagging and fesmirg
f,r freedom.-rhis roat bought mp poor ;rcm-
bling Mrs Thomplon, who, with he moa
sonlan mate Gclicacy, ihurting her two cha0e
ewes dipped her hand into The room, and de-
livsrcd her giant guca from his eachantedeal-
re.
The gazette., 1799-02-04
II. India, g Hard
W/are
GOOD S.
hIoEC EHICH hEE,

O UPERFINE G5 lecOnd Br0adcl0thS,
~ ForeR do. C4lAmors, sw-uldowns, Brouni5or ands,
an aHorment Of Ca.iooes and Chntses t415Jrc ana
needle wo. kd Mullins from N TO 3. per yrd, plain
do. tr0,n AZ u .cE tanlbore ana needle wOrkd Ec ~
coths Ladies Muffin Hankcrchefs, C4mbrc,, ShawIs
BanJaunJ and other H4ndNtrchcls, India Coitons Of
aIl price, Oh z Cloths per piece Or yard, black and
Wine I'D d.inGs ana Lace, Threads M. and other
Ribbons Tapes and Bobbns Men Gloves, Gentle
men 3 ana L4-.-,' Ia.s, Hair Powder, Sc
"A variety Of Buttons and Buckles,
large aud lral spoons, Pins, white chapel @oed.-s
double lprng Looks, Playing Cards, jack and Pen
Knives, DtIk ditto, KNIVES anI Forks, qu-rr and pint
4ck Fiat-ron-, al. 81 anu 6I brld-, Gun FIint,,
Bits Whip, crock and drcljng Combs, &
If u. Fnges Pewter, BIook-un Tea Pots Augers
C4aditG.oko, Bed Cords, 7 by and Q by o w nIow
1Ial, Shoe KNIVES Hammers ana Avis.
AlIlpice, Pepper, Cinnamon, Nut
megs RICE. Chocolate Snuff y. b4cco, s-g4rs,
&c. 6c. &c.
A few very nice FovLING PIECES.
NIB All pcrrons indebted to -faid
Watts are roqeeNcI ID make immediate payment.
P,rf-s3, J.n n.
The gazette., 1799-02-04

\ He fubfcribcr hereby gives notice
a q AL concerned, Tha, he hash been duly ap
pointed Admn'trator on the e(t4e Of ASA SAN
BORN, late " Gorham, " te county Of Cumberland.
yeoman, deccacl and gwen bond as the Law dirctt,.
As iuch jc hereby calls upon an perons who have amy
CLAIMS aGant fad ahat., exhi' It the fame ana uP-
or thoc who indebted to fad cnate, to maze i'm
mediate payment 10
ELISHA 5ANDO2>t
Co,I4as, De-. 40, 1913.
The gazette., 1799-02-04
Lift of Letters.

Remaining il Wells PgE-259es, Jan. 9+b,
DENJANAiN ADAMS, Kenacjyut Jor-Ph Barnard
- do George 3ioktord, Aya7ad. John. DenHc't
Wols, Juilua Eaton, and Stephen Emery, f WtHsj
Joihna Gr.- jun Ms Henry Hart, jun Ye4l J,
William EaI Arna4sI David Jewell, Ha"JJa,o-g5
Benjamin Littlefeld 4th, K.ancJ4nt Capt. Daniel
MarrsI AyuaAl Capt. John P4ttiu, 44rseA; Caps
Jo,han Perkins, do Anna RobinlJn, -4J1ej; Jona
than Stevens, VeAi l'aac Workman, Cara5nk John
Wetaer WeL. Capt Jacob Wid5, do. Nathan
Well, %. John Light Wells, ~. Jonathan Young,
Ks7n.5Hak.
The gazette., 1799-02-04

who a-riy did business il rhe occupied y
STEVENS & HcvEYl
Informs his friends and the public. that
he has recommended buGneG5, in the NEW
STORE, At The head of Mr.. NGRAHAM's
What, where he has juR opened and has
low ready for I4Ie, Variety Of
The gazette., 1799-02-04
European, ~. Ina2a, & other
GOODS.
AMONG WHICH IRE,
AN5NG VaI-H ne,
DRoadclOth8 -Ca{1imeres

* - -EIaGick Cloth,-ToreA Ciothl-FIanneIs -
B4tzes- Blaukots- Duliis - Dsvonhre KorlcyS -
Iambl1in,-M ailcott Patterns-FIgured Tho kict5-
Fancy ,vil'I do Cailicoes -MulIls-indA Cotton -
Dimnuts observation-disclosures -- MOltcn -
hawis-Satns- Mojcs-BIack Cauz--scwins Silk
D hrcads and Twit -Oild CIo,hs-Bed Ickns-Ra
vcns and Ruliia Duck Cotton HOic- -L'die' Kid
Cloves ny Common do-Large and lnau ScIars-No-
meas cloth Shoes Hatts- Bread Trays klegl (
Sdrycr,-A Aortmcnt Of Button Knives and Forks
- jack and pen Knives States Large Eetties-
Bras 4 to 4d Cd, Iod, and 2Od, Nails by 2
CIaG-S8lt tnh Of different kiada-PePPer Gin 1r
-Ciauamon-E1cel'en "a .fns, per cslk-CAn-es-
Dohea and Sou,ho.g Tea = Coffee - Chocolate -
Loaf ana Brown sugar Bruihes, OF different kinds
- shovel Toba,co- W LRum- y. z. ditto PER
barrcl- Brandy Malaga Wine, sc. sc.
Excellent Rhode-i1land
Chee{a.
q The above Goods being laid in
on the Iowef terms, will be fold cheap
for CASH ONLY. No credit Will be
given.
Portland, 7araqry ST., I799.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-11-15

ed Comfortable magazines ofproviaans Z; arr
nun'tion To DC formed in the citade! Of Ant.
werP. All perfuno who rciiie there are to-
qn't u wiihin fortnight, none bur the par.
Ti.on wa! be filtered 10 remain. O,ljxts
haze hkewiic been given to noun. b1,tesies
on tort Lilo, and 70 augmen, bo.h i,S !or-
iihcslions and gorriion.
Il Is certain that 6x h2,talions of ;rcar-
try, regiment of huaars, and cor1psoy
OF artillery, arc on their march from he 81
virons of Paris, Cor the Batzvian reuublie
fhcie troops will pats through here this we,,..
--More than 10000 couicripts VIII a,Cp b
iens to our departments to be RECOGNIZED
into ba'ta.ions. Some battaiions OF iyIsr,Yy
IN Carlton at I.iege, Ak la Chapelie, Or
LinbuTg, or Who are po1ed on the .leulc.
have received orders 70 proceed :mmeeGa.el,-
TO Bots le Due and Nimegueu thew wni
be followed by feyeral other corps from CT
vef and Namar,--,l.c;trrs from the tord,rs
of the Rhine fay, THAI he major part Of he
French troops, which were in fhe enviyoy,
Of the fortrefs OF Ehrcnbreitaeiu, or p.,;eh
formed toe garriion OF that place, have ia
our to join column of the French army or
the Rhine, which 10 proceeding up the Meyn
againit Wurtzburg. Other troops, which
occupy poG'ions OH the Hundfrnclx have
likewiie made movements To repair TO tt..
right borders of the Rhine. Erormo,s
quantities Of artillery and ammunition are
Hill continued 10 be fent from Men,z and
Luxemburg, along the Molelle, towards
Mentz.
the general Of di' lion, Chateau Ncsuf.
Ranten, has newly EN- appointed CONS
ander in chief OF the ioug uai,ed depart
enti Of the len borders OF the Rhine, in
eF'ace al gcnyraI Dafour; he Is already
sirisej at Coblsntz.
The wsT niniGer has juG ordered mili.s-
~ hotPi'als 10 be sftahliihed at IuIers. AZ
"a C''spe.5, Fie:v-, Vervier., Limhour.,. e
Lies': tho!e Of Cologne, Boar, and AIDE
mach, s5e 70 be emDtied,
Among TIE letters which have beer re
ceisSG hers ~i'hin ,hele few days from Cfr.
ennc, written ny Belsic Prisfs, WHO had
been uaniPortsd thiher, 10 their relations.
there IS one relating 10 tie traeicsi death
y fwe cnratcS of Brahanl, in the r,oR az,
tetting langnaee. ThGie two unhappy
ncr, exhluited by hunger, went INFO fo-
feh IN leach of tome Rousiihmsnt to pso-
eng their wretchsd exiiience, hut having
Proceeded too far, they were devouYed by
tigers.