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The gazette., 1799-03-04
MISCELLANT.
MALLET DU PAN

10 dilprove the sdertion Of the Directory, and their
Pariizans, that the Peaiantry Of switzerland op-
Preiej by havery and poverty, before they taught
them the rights sf man, relates the following anec
dOte
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ssAeesHssssfasfeagzSls4ska Y 6esfa esfae Ae5Gs5f
THIS GAZETTE,
Il 5nbE,ftJ epny MONDAY, at E. Il. 9ENKS's oFFict'
AIid9l Street, mar ttr bead o FB-Stsi, PoRTIAND-
zs5ere S45cristou5. AivrfJmsaf5, and Cez7s7nH'a''
arr rescived qtH5 attention /
80 Ts Prize u ONE DOLLAR u FTFTr CENIS 4
ysa ExcluGve Of PoRage. 81 P4zf7HaI flyHa'' :"
yeqg5fed ,ua
@ ~. eviesfDs am ygsi4y rcrratrq circulation III i
GAZETTt rsnrt bigtly afvlatsgsang FIR N M.
TKSEMENT5, qcbieb zriH q iya IA fegsa-S5 80
soyl3euou5 manner.
-
PRINTING,
IN s oari.as JyoalBs exsea9 tx aeaP TVr"-r'' e
fbs GertF mice a. Oyays tr BoaAi Nv,
Biaals Hand Bias, C-1-s, ZeisA ~ dfy ai'''-'-
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All perlons having anY

BOOKS, belonging to TosEFH WARREN's Li5y-rg. are
requeitcd " leave them Mr.. SrEPuEN PArrEN's
Book store And thoie who are dchcd to faid i
brary arc deired to make in edate pasme 20 faid
PArrzN. Portland, Fe6. 4, 1893.
The gazette., 1799-03-04
KINGS BENCH.
Ssrnino Rnlsf on Sand.5n.

SsrplGg f<Gisr on sunday.
THE queAion here was, whether rue FIR
an attachment could BE fIved on Sun Al
Atzr hearing Counfei on both tde-, Lord
Kenyon exlrefed mueh citFprObat on Of i =
Iii Lordfhio lad he was not for mxing the
II VI az ons If civil ,itc with III. performance
If r. gi.us du'ies, th- o5ltrvance of mich il
wa. Incumtert On every Couft Of Jufice as flr
as il item ;ay, & enioree. The morals cf the
country CD know, we're lax enough dlrea
a., Blu il th- Court we're To permit this to he
cone, ,hey wol have peofle ning up ard
Gown he n hoe ON, fVing he rules of that
Cour 0 Sund~y HIS Loldfhip aid, he W..
for enf r4ng rhr performance Of religious duties
on th4 day
he Courlel m we'd, that the rule miaht be
enlarged il -Ue next lIm.-He Cnd h would
8 mt d m n indu nee \ hatever.
The gazette., 1799-03-04

THE battle Of The Me bears lome fmlarity
to an engagement flu ht beIw eu the combined
feet, Of En- land and Holland, and the com
Liaed fees ot Franz 4nd Spain, n Ae BAY Of
Vi.o in I7oz The FrgLih As-et was com
mn, e- by tr George X cke, md he led the
attack With luch f ir, that the enemy were
thrwo inta confuG n. Deipairing of h +:
si6foy. h, French adm ra', Cba;eu Rencud,
de.ermie u burn his fhps 10 prevent th N
f.on b- rg taken. 1h SPan'rds followed III,
eAampiq and there enfned the Gugular fpc6ta-
Gle 81 the F ch and SPdniards endeavourlng
to ATog their fhips and tie EngIiih ex-rtjng
evay IF y t7 extin mia the flames and fave
hem. 10 this e gemfnt nine French ihps,
O. VII b four We Of the line, were burnt, md
len iakso, IF Which eiehe were Of the line OF
he Spsuilh gtiIeon which carried from 20 TO
40 guns, .le en- we're t'ken. The Flench ard
t4eir aliies 4 in al As fail.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
III. Wilbar,
Mater of the Steine Houfe a.
cademy, Brighthelmitone,
England

DIGS leave RESPECTFULLY 20 inform the inhabitants
lpof Richmond, and is vicinity, that his ACADE-
nay is now open in Commodious Room, at The
houlc late Milier's Tavern, oppolitc the Swan,
His Pupils ars taught the kugifh Language
Crsmn,atiezllys Writing. IN all the faihicaable
hands, Arithmetic in whole numbers, Fractions
both Vulgar and Decimal, the Extraction of the
Roots, Sc. ard Book Keeping, after The Italian
method, at two dollars per mouth and one dollar
entrance.
The methods for the infrudicn Of youth, are
considerations of the oG material confequenr-, and
merit the utmoh aseentioh of the reacher. Nothing
ihould DC repreftnted them difficult, or forced
c., them as al arduous talk, connant attention
fhouid be had to their little DIFFICULTIES, and they
thoald DC aiiiaed in getting over them; thus H.
ftru6ion being repreiented in its mott winning
form, cannot fail inete generous emulation,
b which alone the youthful mind IS induced TO
ex-n itf=lf. Nothing truly valuable can be obtain
cd b, too grSat feVerity.
Bur while care is thus taken 10 inEerm the mind,
,.e department Of the body m1t by no means be
Neglected; the one Mould be ornament 10 the
other; and the mott virtuous ientimentS united to
the poiiten behaviour leait 70 render their
manners eay thcmielves and refpecul TO others;
free from an awkward baihfulnefs, OF the one hand
and rough, rude, low familiarity on the other.
The diicpline of his fchool, and the fapport of
cha: authority, 20 nese6ary the fuppsrt Of con-
cord and good order, maintained by inipring
ilaviil fear and dread, but by cuitvating the
eeem Of his pupils, BY the arts OF reulon. advice
and peitua.ion, and where thefc tail, by coniine-
msnt from play, tine ilnpoGtion Of a talk, &c. Corr
reetion is the lsa reiouree, and never made uie OF
bat in cafes Of ositinacy crimes OF vicious ma
cure.
This plan is nor the vihoDary theory Of ore un4
lIilled in the art of teaching, BUT the rs!nl, of
nearly twenty years experience, and, is what MIR.
Rilbar vii ailiduou1y purfue. II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
Febru.ryg,I1o9.

Landfng this ray, firm on 5o4rd
NE SAoorsr F.6HloRITg, WrLIrAM w.
WsYNoUIB, Mater, and Jsr SALE ~
tie S9sjsri5e,
Old Cogniac Brandy in pipes,
9th proof Holland Gin in ditto,
Connecticut Prime pork--and
Apple Brandy in bb!s. * tierces.
Tile Iad Setosaor zgW baH for VIC. Yrvk
~ a .fsD day. = Fm Palags ssl,, ami, 70 Lle
Captain on booyd.
GEORGE NICOLSON.
Riehmond, ash fsO. 1889, $50
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01

a likely mulatto fellow Of q vegy light clio !,
well made, has large icar ver aud tar6as:
Us right eye brow, about ave iees teY ische
, gh and isiwo or three sod twei.ty years @ d
NJ wore away blue ih0rt coat ana cveralis
nearly new was 70; nlerly tie property OF
Daaiel 6Eodhcad, jun. nov living in Pnils.
dephia; ne uDsY moff likely attempt TO GET
there, for which esuie | moh pointc1ly eau
Ton all naslieEs Of yeTel9 agsina takiag him
cr fuHeTiDg him on board ther vsfei,. Billy
has lstely lived 10 Gooehllnd, where lie has
a wife, and he has mother at or near VIII
i mibmg. a the well difooled neigh bors
- the vicinity of either If lhofe place, a,e
m5a ear4saiy fo.iciied to sRi8 me 10 OBJ
tliGiug my fad negro, or "a value, from
which will deduct ten dJilars from the
?nrchafsr Of BlIy's ch0ice, or ten doiIsrs
aud cots 70 the p-slOn who may re;urn hig1
LUMAE BISHOP.
Pebrusry3, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
FOR SALE.
The L A N ID

NN7HEGEON now live, Iying in tie
Wv county Of Aibemsrlc. con,siaing
+57 acres by al old tursey. Well adapted
. the culture of I'ohacco, Whest ana
Corn--Si'uated in tea by, agreeable sh
hoVrhood, within ten mile. Of tls town O;
Warren a large proportion Of the a.
Dove Is Meadow Lshd, ard 6ut irnsIl par,
feared, which is entirely frel,. There Is
IN the taid Land, gsod. Dwelling Houie
.fthtw room, and paiage on a fioor /;
a good Kitchen, and other neceila,y on
loaies-~-Alta, baRdioue well 6nilhe,
Garden, and 4 tnall orchard of excellen
Fruit Trees. beginning TO 5csr.--Orc
lals OF the purchate money viii Be expected
down. and credit of twelve months Tor the
balance, on The purchafess giving bond witt
approved feeurity, -PoGt lion viii be giseo
HE III OF November next.
GEORGE WHARTON.
February y, 1899. (6xN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
Y II

4
Green Cue,imber,
Early and Late York
Cabbage seed,
Sugar Loaf and Batter
lsa 90.
Green and Yellow Sa-
voy co.
Large white winter and
Scotch DO.
Do. Ruilia and Madei-
ra do.
Green Boreeole and rcd
Pici ling 90.
fruaels Sprouts do.
Green and purple broc-
collie do.
White CzuliAower do.
Early and late Caeii
hcwer do
! White and green Co.'s
Lettuce do.
| Large Cabbage and Ro
/ nidu Lettuce do.
Ice Lettuce and Grand
Admiral do.
: White outlcd Ind;ve DO.
Solid cci-rJ, Thyme,
Ssvery POT Mario
ram and MarygoId,
Red, Purple, White and
Variega,ed Flyarintf
Roots, Polisnthus anS
Nareinas Roots,
Clais Flower bottles,
fons flower Jars, an,
beakerS for Chimnel
Ornaments,
Painted flower Pots an,
Red Garden do. tTe
With q few bsG twiile'
Jacks from Z and I
hall to S bulheis each
Feb. II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
S E E d S.
-. - -
Minton Collins,

y ESPECIFULLY informs his Friends and the
IN Pnblic, that he has J1a received BY the flip
osCaptain DARRET from LoNDoN, FRESH
Northern States, FRESH fuppiy Of GRASS
SEEDS, which are warranted to be OF the iza
years growth. lie has likewife few cafes well
ahorted for country flores, which he vii, fell whole
iale, Oh realonabie terms for CASH ONLY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01

as follow. rsee the preceding numbers 6.
7, 8, 10, III
NorR. The names were in faa Zen, 10
the msniitsr, whe i'aassG;asels dspolted iher,
IN The proper place.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01

[ The following letter of the citizen, de-
iignated BY the lettsr 4. it is not leis saen-
tial to publih.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
asasws,wsseNsSs~psMseM2ea

Tie Public isrejpe5fuly inform
ed that the Toll BRIDGE ACROSS
JAMss RIVER from this City 10
Manehe0er is no7v (rofzuithfand-
ing the iyv res fA9as'd yfhe late
ice and f,eAes) liz better o,d=r
than il his been fer leverai years;
andia a fen Days good iubQaafial
haud rails zoiI be estendcd fl on Jize
end IL to The other.
JOHN MIRO.
Richmod, February 18th, 1899. ftf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01
FOR SALE.
A tract of Land,

CONTAINING between eight aud nin,
~ hundred acres, lying on James river
sfin al Jining thu town 1f Mznchefsr A
bout one hnndred and iiily acre Of tbs land i.
cleared and under good iesees, the balance
an wood and well timbered---tkc bulldog.
arc nsw, and fit for the reception Of 3 fnsl
gen.eel family. Any one inciinabic e. en-,
chafe, on application viii hr Ale,en the PIE
miles 10y either MAJ. O..adiAh S,siih or NJ
James Scott, who are em2awer;l in ny Il
fence to contract for the fame and make /.
title. Approved Bonds will be received a.
payment, and poIslion msde aereeab L.
the purchsier.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Chsferfie!d county,
O6toner 10, 1898.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-03-01

Dwarf A1arrowfat, Spa
nth Morratto and
large Egg do.
Large Wiudfor, Early
MdiIagon and white
blofoin Beans.
Eariy Freneh[ orfnap)d
White Arbour, do.
White and Brown Muf-
tard,
Round and PFickly sri
mage,
Early Salmon and fort
top Radiih,
| White, 1'urnip & large
| Winter, do.
| Curled and winner Crefs,
| DO Parley and Pepper
| grafs,
Red ana Orange Carrot,
ILargc Parinip---Red
| Beet,
Red and white Madei-
| RI Onion,
Large London Leek,
lDs. Norfolk and Sum
| mcr tnsnip,
SaIfafc and India Maj
turtum,
Greco and white Afrz-
ragus,
Early Frame and Long
The gazette., 1799-01-28

fit character, 70 execute thc du ie, of IL. m
PortApt oliioe.
7,h. a ptoviion for an bofgi5al department.
for the army.
S.h. A power to procure fsom abroad, ore
IGjaguiheI engineer, and alto IN o.Rcer q
artillery, and iuIaJie appointments .os the
fame.
Oh. TO provide for the appointment Of an
nfpettor Of for'iica'ioas.
10th. Tia, NE choile cf an inPcaor Of ar
t;l.ery 5e lett at large.
IIrh 4 proyi.i,a for altering AM fitting the
cl2thiag ihu,d to tie folders.
I2 Il. An alteration in The ration to be iIued
to the ,ro,Ps.
18th. A prov.con FIR The realo0ahl= erPen
ccs "a officers and folders in returning ~ then
homes, when dibanded, O. incaPac;.,ed by az
III Gcknels, for further leryice.
18th. a revival and oxtcnlon of lhe power
to raile progiion2l army.
G5th. A fPcc.6e Plovilon tor the appointment
of appropriate Officers for the volunteer compa
mes, thar are Or may b accepted, when term
ed ito regiments, br;gldes, or divilioTs ana
for ply and rations 70 fuoh volunteers, tog thoi.
days ia every year, it may he nsceHry to aC
(tmbIe them in bodies, for the PurPolca ot dl-
cipline md training.
1G.h A further prov'fon for the extra !erv
ces and exTencies of The in1PeeOr general, and
10 allow him, b-Gdes his aids, one lecretary.
18th. The employment Of a Purveyer 0
public fuPPlies, exclItiye'y fof the war dopA.t-
meDt.
The gazette., 1799-01-28
IN SENATE. Tan. 10. 1900.
OnneEt.

IN SENATE, ian. 70. 1899.
On motion Of Mr.. Stockton, feconded by
Mr. Roi5,
That William Blount was al officer Of the
United States within the meaning Of the con
ftituIion Of the United States, and therefore
li4j IL to Be imPeached by the HOule Of Repre-.
fentatives. That as The articles of imPe4ch.
msnt charge him with high crimes and mjlde
neanors iuppofed 70 have heen committed while
he was a Senator of the United States, bis plea
ought to Be overruled.
The Yeas were I1-Nays IA.
So It was carried in The negative. and the
pea viii Of courle be allowed, ana the defend
ant difthar8ed.
HoUSE-Tsr II.
The debate on the Spurious Age1t Bill was
continued. 0i1rday ian. IA.
Several paivate petitions were read, and dif
poled off,
January IS.
Mr. Harper from the committee Of ways
and NJ ans proPrfed the following refolution
"Refolved, that rh= committee of ways and
means have leave report bill to authorize
the reimbu femert Of money advanced by cur
Conful. fer The aid Of Gck AMI deltitdte lcamen
II f'reign countries"
The unhnihed bvinefs was taken up
And the Bankrupt Bill was finally decided
upon and Ioa-There being ,hry Ew In favor
fit and f5rty fvrn aTainf ID.
The gazette., 1799-01-28

THE report Of the Secrtf1vy Of Wqr, made t.
the Proficient Of the United States, the y -th
December, and BY The latter Communicated TO
Congrefs, IS one Of the ben State Papers we
ever recolled 10 have read h- pre.ent lituI-
ton Of the United States is plainly portrayed,
and the receiiyy Of their beng oorGant'y pre-
pared to rePel a[preHons, Is enforced vi all
the energy of truth and pariotiGm. Paying
due re5Fe6 to tie rate Of things regarding thc
overthrow Of a large portion Of Europe, as not
intirely cEimeriC J, and handing as i. were, in
the midf Of fal ing enpi e5," ue Secretary
thinks & il will be our Prulence 70 cultivate a
1pirit Of felfdcfenoe and endeavour, BY unre-
mjtting vigilance and eIerrion, under the bef
iinEs of Providence, 70 hold The tcales Of our
deainy il our own hands" Such /, The vie
maxim Of lhe Secretary at War-and he recon
mends fome amendm-nts in the organization
of the army, which are PFelented in the conci1e
view, in the fubleqnent re0aPitulation -
NJ. A new mobilization Of the military, 70 as
to admit Of an rcreaie Of numbers 10 the com.
Panies and regiments, in cafe Of war an alter
alton in he denomination Of certain grades ;
and a perfect uniformity of arrangements IL
corps n The fame 1pecies Of troops.
3D. Regulations to Preieve 70 he compan es
and regiments, their comPe.art number at Of
fcers, in cafes where any are taken from The line
70 aa as aids-de camps, infPedors, pay matters,
quarter matters, sc.
3D. To delignate the grades, from which
aids-decamP ana officers Of inlpe5jon may 6c
taken, in order 70 prevent the multiplication Of
the niger grades.
4th. TO add to the exiting eGabilhmenf, two
comPanis Of hore, TO be denominatad, ana a1
as huAars and fur8eon, ana mates r. lh- re-
gimsrt Of cavalry.
5th. 10 include in the arrangement f'r the
war eaabl,lhnent, prop rion o rAeme'. ef-
tiraateI at one twentieth Of th. whole numb,r
OF infantry.
6tb. An alteration in The proviiion for quar-
underground, to eniure Tie procurement Of
The gazette., 1799-01-28

Il polite! ch rsaer. wih vh'eh an hide asa ain-
fet, urt tetsrmne That they 7z'iTam urc riy
deny for nothing b1 rue than ;hat aid moi
know what Moves was intended when I wrote PA4.-
S3J.', nor until :Ji. -.illt.y li.covertd krEE
After What has been l4d, the aler,ion that Pull.
SPIN lratlyt, hecau he puhT.htd 70 the world
'.5eyt which me whole t.w1 Of Portland krev, and
which No,s5 has hmicf r7r ,' 10 be true, admit
ting the irilng variation II common report, that he
was not zav of the veiel, aud that the flag NOT
hO-ied At -gf 5e74 bit worthy of any
7ntvTer from me-To the puhle. heely fubmit my
reputation and doubt no theywill fix the oPprohrous
ePhe's On the proper erlon. But the r25ytgoas 70
the Ti1.445 4,ty Of ulh 4hufl to 1a5777g745 wri-
ter and when the fylb Of the fas is eogL inlead Of
raitng Indignation, rather entities lie urj,tnrz
MN 70 my s:.y.-O ImpuI- noe, how art thou brow
b:aten! o Folly, "he,e i Thy end
IHE hUTH0R of PUBLIC SPIRIT.
The gazette., 1799-01-28

~ furPott us slsgEar5.-a S3ait, which pref.r.
open hoGi.ity to in5ire6t varfae.-dargcr a15
svea oiaEef- to tame ana ignom nj Us forbe.,
Al, death to Slavery-H Spin, which mna
convince France and the Wohd, that the OH
gers ct America united BY reciprocal ties Of Il
tereR AID affection, will Fand or fall togstler
The Gate of the For..f- -atons, of our MINI,
ard Of tie Convia5 merit and thdl receive orr
ea.ly and feIious confederation, and in al III,
leg A4tive ats we thall keep Readily in view II.
promotion Of ju0ice and general welfare IF IT,
community in which important objsas, y.
doubt not wc fhall NEST with your Exc-ne.cy,,
moi hearty con,urTeEce.
The gazette., 1799-01-28

NJ = 30 Wv IN ID AZ. 10.
Commit es were rlif.I to report On the rnl.
lie buireE re-edArY t3 ba 4aed upon the preoen,
GtIlaa-To co Gder of mealu, IS for new in.
FrcGion VI The Stat1te I.,ws-To conGdsr wfat
mellu as are nec- Giry relative to rhe unappro.
pliee Lands Of the Ccmmonwellh-To r..
po,t on The JuLiciary Sf0em-Ard to coDG5er
Of tn: ultimate dHpcfIi Of Ii conHas.
.Tan. Il. a r.love relative to Portland
Academy WIS read ani accepted.
The ats Fion p the I1oul- las FIJI fon1e time
B en- occupied b private petitions, &c.
The gazette., 1799-01-28
OF THE House.
zy II tLsaE taur ENcelsH.n.

---- : ---'--- ---- ------------
TIE Hou.c Of Representatives receive
with pc atlrc rom tile Supreme Executive, an
aAurance, which tlcir own obieryaion tu,',
cortohoIatc5, hat TIE iE-eraal Ga.e Of The Com
monweal.h, la, been tranquil ard prosperous
during the reefs Of tie Leg dltore. This tran
guilty and prof erirv, they fuEy agree, Is at-
t.i5uable, u7ter Divine P:ovid-noe, to the
h:ong attachment Of The people to their gov
The gazette., 1799-01-28
PHILADFLPH1A, ~. I

PHILADFLPHlA, JAN, -.
THE Senate IF Tie United States has- con
cured il th- appointment ot the Officers of one
new regiment Of Cavalry, & fix new regiments
Of Infantry.
The gazette., 1799-01-28

A RESOLUTION fer information on the
proceeds of the Stamp Az Paaed.
The bill On tie fubjea Of Spurious ENJOYS
Pahed. The penalty 5000 dollars, and impril.
Onmert.
The gazette., 1799-01-28
NATIONAL CONCERNS.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The gazette., 1799-01-28

P,uaab y "eaHi e5@. t-,o@',L "''1''. .,r.
I Probably meant irzrisn7'. fFoD' " "'7''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27
HOLLdND,

Accounts from Holland Of la,e date late-That the
fwel!ng Of the Rhine had been 70 great burn the
dyke which kept out the fca at Mime auen and con-
fderabe part Of Dutch Gueldres had been inundated
That many of the inhabitants had been drowned, and
that the remainder getting upon the roofs of houlcs to
fave themielves from the floating ice, had been frozen
there-That the town OF Dor 10 leagues from Amter.
dam, expecting with dreadful anxiety the b. esking
up of the fot, being tuaed lower than the Legzva
river as impctucus the Scheldt. This town was on
the point of being fwalowed and the inhabitants fly
ing in all directions-That Rotterdam in A iimlar
htnaton the being only fix inches below the tops
of The dykes by which the Tea prevented from ruth
ing nth in the town of Devepte, leagues from
Amferdam, the water feet above the dykes. and
II feet deep in the town-That the number offous Ion
were unknown, it being mpolible to approach the
plaee--That the bridges of Arnheim, / Leagues from
Am0erdam, were carried away, and the communication
between that city and the Hague entirely cut off by the
ice and the water OF the Rhine which covers part Of
Holland-1hat great numbers of boats were emp Dyed
by government TO convey provhons to the different
villages. which were entirely under water, and re-
ceve lueh families as the iudd ncreac of the waters
Obliged fly for faely to the emnenees. Thele boats
however foon rendered ufeles the excefve cold
again covering the waters with ice; boats then put
upon hedges but the oviGons with which they were
laden aImo0 entirely frozen-T hat intelligence
could be received from the Inundated vilages-That
fields of ice arrived at Nimtguen, covered with men
and ca,te-That at Bois lie Due, ,he inhabitants had
retired WAREHOUSES in the highe part of the town
TO, laety-That the public calamity had excited the
u,mo attention of Government. and that the Directory
had written to the fri chamber to demand an ex-
traordinary aid OF 100000 forms. winch imme-
diae'y granedAcoonns further la,e that vall rrea-
fure were conveying from Holland to Hamburger, in
order to he transported England, aud that great
pectatons tanned of an cfuf ect on becoming
general in Holland againft the French government.
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sait oppoie no'hsg 70 ear aroy bus blind and in.
confederate courage they were bess>n OF cou.fe
There is fome' mag in the Turks which cannot help
admiring and iovng--it istheir proclamation,
which leads to realts Of the moF philosophical nature,
and which accommodates iler furpriinsyto my cir
.a,gaane.s, my biggrgi, and my fatrs
They have alto fome very angular cuftoms here. a
man may have fonr lawful wives, htfdes miitreGes.-
This have only from hea(ay bat can souch from
NY knowledge, thar they drink earee any thing
bat water
Here is great deal Of news for one lctter--now to
private affairs.
We paid at all. my dear wife nor have
received Jingle fous fnce left Touon. With all this
am far from being The mol unfortunate /; for almot
every BODY he has either been pilaged compelled
to npg his baggage into the river and have lsved all
ming.
AT quitting Touon fent thee 700 livres, more or
lef1 Corr.al charged fee them conveyed which
donc believe, by the government mefengers-
DO not forget tc write about them. and in more
than letter for they are lott, taken, &c.
C,izen Girands letter for Cairo OF fervice TO
nc /; am lodged with the phyGcian in queGon, and
Rave in return plae ed him in the army.
The commander in chief has on0antly treated me
with kindnes aud lli hope, my dear LoIotte, to be
with thee at the period we 61ed on
Embrace, Julien, thy dear pareats and all our
friends. X. DEsGENEirtS.
III Be sossinpe5.
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TIE ja2OqOisg bandome Song, auas lately Gng at lie
7beatre IN PHILADELPHIA. 1t IL tie genuine :. fire
Of the .6iat."
SOUL Of Columbia, quenehlefs fprit come,
Unroll thy fAnda' d to the full en- fky,
Bind on thy war robes, beat the furious drum,
Route route thy Lyon heart and fire thy Eagle eye.
Doft thou not hear the hum Of gathering war
Doif thou 10; know
The inhdious foe
Yokes her guam, wolves & mounts her midnight Car.
Doh thou not hear thy totur'd fesmen's cries,
Poor hsplefs fouls in dreary dungeons laid
T~ard thee they iurr their dim imploring eyes,
Alas they fnk,-and no kind hand to aid.
Thou dod, and every ion ofthine
Shall ref in guilty peace TO more,
With noble rage they pant to join.
The conflicts heat, the battle roar.
Route, to the tempea let thy banners ny,
Route, route thy Lyon Heart and fire thy Eagle Eye