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dericklburg; Philip, Tupnnan, do. su(sc
Beard, do. Agnes, Oats, Peterlbure
The brig Eagle, and fchooner Amir,
from this port, have arrived at Norfoll
q The Franklin went on ihore at the Bat.
terry on Saturday evening, and bilged.
The United States nip Delaware. ha.
arrived at New Providence, for flores
The fchr. Nancy, Stevens, had failed
from Port Royal; and the noop Ann
Orr, from Falmouth, both for New York
Capt. Howard, Dec. 8, in lat. 80, as
long. ~, fpoke the fhip Richard, of Bal
timore, from Charleiton.
a brig from London for Bottom, arriv.
ed at St. Ubes on the gift October.
Capt. Stanwood, left the hip Cyenet
Gore, and the ichr. Fair Trader, Melton.
both of New York.
The brig Matchlefs, from New York.
has arrived at Port-Royal.
The American thip Fortune, Brockna,
with three others, part of a convoy from
Bremen to Laguira, captured by the Bri.
tifh lh!ps La Neriadc and La Decade.
have arrived at Kingeon. The spaniI
fchr. San ]uppee, capt. Corre-o, from Ba-
tabono, with 10000 dollars, has been
captured by Britifh privateer of guns.
The American flip Swanbury, has been
lent into Cadiz, by a spanilh cruizer, for
being bound to Gibraltar, blockadcd
port!
During the violence Of the form LAT
FRIDAY evening, 1ch'r and Aoop, 1.-THE
latter with about 1900 bufhels of wheat on
board) lying in the North river, funk
We alto learn, that comfortable damage
was done to the ihipping in the Eaa river.
~ tie Rebeeea, Stau1uood, arrived yeJqey-
day from .Jamgica.
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COLUMBIA, Is. CO. December (,

COLUMBIA, Is. CO. December s,
We are informed that the Electors, ap-
pointed by the Legislature of this fate, to
vote fora PRECEDENT and Vice PRECEDENT
OF the United Stares, met on Wednesday
lat, the Sd inf. as follows:
fobn Hunter, in the Chair.
Paal Hamilton, S2o5ert Ander/ou,
1'be0dayx Gailzard, Art5ur Simkivs,
51na,e Love, Js/epb Blythe.
Wade Hampton,
The above Electors having been pre-
tloutfy officially notified by his honor the
T. ieutenantaG Governor, of their appoint
meilt, at eleven O'Clock in the Forenoon,
they convened at the fate houle, confor-
mably to the act Of the Legislature Of the
State, in that cafe made and provided.
The eonftitution and laws of the. United
States, and the aforefaid act of the Lee
glilature, as they relate to the election Of
aPreident and PRECEDENT of the Uni
ted States, were read-aater which the E.
iectors proceeded toballot; and upon coun-
ting the Votes, it appeared that Thomas
Jeherfon, of Virginia, had eight votes ;
that Aaron Burr, of New-York, had alto
eight votes; and that no other perfon
was mentioned on the Ballots of the E.
lecors,
The Electors then proceeded to fgn
and zeal three certified lifts of the perfons
voted for, and the votes for each. One
OF which lifts, with the certificate Of the
Lieutenant Governor to the Electors. and
copy of the saforefaid ACT of the Lepif-
iature, was traniinitred to the preident
OF the Senate Of the United States, by MIR.
George NJ. Brown appointed by the Elec-.
tors express for the purpoie. A fscond.
with the fame accompaniment, was de-
pollted by the electors, in dady, in the
Poft- Office at Columbia, directed to the pre-
ildent OF the Senate of the United States.
And third was delivered, with like ac-
companying papers, to MIR. Theodore
Gaillard, one Of the Electors, who under.
took to lodge the fame with the Judge Of
the United States, for the difriet Of South
Carolina.
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PHILADELPHIA. December

Ihe ihip Dominick Terry, Fleming, Of
ana Tor this port, from Batavia, Is taken
ny the French, and ient into GaadaIoupe..
one OF the crew Of the Dominick Terry,
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Sutton viii take care 70 make public the
reaions which have induced me to this act
o. amlty, and warn his fellow citizens,
that veiiels under the fame circumstances
are in future not to expect the fame indul-
gence.
GiOen under my hand, on bard bis ma
Jsey's Bip the S1vjtl/are, at /sa, the
sd day efOHober, 1900.
49,. X. BIDKERToN, Rear Admiral.
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W I7Oo al7iUe Lads, adout ID years
e. age, and Of rebntadle connexions, 1.oald
os faxfn as Ap3y~utees afthe office offb<
Advsyfjsr. nc
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off the Matanzies, the 10th ult. ali well.
Arrived, the ichooner Orange, Done,
from Cape FRANCOIS, lett there the brig
E!iza MT@.s: Lewis, Of Philadelphia
DaPaech, Ytnion, Baltimore; Venus,
Reynolds. shiladeiphia; Polly, Guild,
Boiion, from Philadelphia Aurora,
Stone, Charleiton; Betiey, Ridor, DO.
hree Friends, Cole, Bottom, to fail in
s days; Julia, Mincc, OF New bern, do.
4 days; ichocner America, Yellott, of
Bal timore; Eliza, swaiey, do. Betiey,
patterion, OF Char!eiton ichooner Eve
lima, Holmes, Baltimore, to fail in
days; Paragon, Clarke, New York,
to iaii in 4 days; Two Friends, Chiffon,
OF Philadelphia, to fan in days; Two
Brothers, captain Murry, Bo}olI to
iail for Philadelphia in days iloop
RAINBOW, Palmer, New Y ork, to fail in
3 days; Mary, Caldwell, Philadelphia,
IN days.
On the Sd of November arrived at the
cape, boat with fix men and boy be-
forging to the fchooner Whin, Fry, of
Salem, bound to the Cape, which was
captured On the 18th OF October by a
french prlvateer, and fent to Cuba, and
the above Privateer had captured 4 Ameri-
can veiiels CIT Cape Nlchola Mole.
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Alexandrla Adverti/er.
FRIDAY, p9x.

Agentleman '1obo a,vivsa1tbe Somheru
fage yeRerday, Mfovms, mat ON 7ue/aay
eevening be Jazz and cOuve,Jrd s1viib Mr..
Charles Pinck-ey, q Soutb- Carohna, at Ike
B0c1oling Green. Mr.. Pmckuey, immeai-
ntey nfie'' the Apartment Of ekelzo,s by
tie legyQatn,e, LIFT Columbia far The city
gWgu5,ngton, and byoeeeaed as far as col.
HoImes's on his jouruey. Mr.. Puckuey
gave our informant a Af Of The names Of
the electors ehg/eu in Soub- Cayokiua. mr..
Je9ey|ou 7vi1 haze eilgbt oates in that fate
and Mr.. Adams rNr. Pmckuey nat oue.
THE .foAovvmg ARE The names eftbe gen.
tlemen appointed efe(7ors:
Gen. -4ndey/;u, eoL Hunter, A1bur Sim
kius, Ihe1doye Cmlkard, Artbur L0ve, Dir.
Bltbe, MADE Hampton and Pail Ham1z-
tan. Times.
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IMPORTANT.
NORFOLK, DEC. E

NORFOLK, DEC. s.
Arrived, the Portfmouth fhip of war,
direct from France, on board of which 10
Governor DAVE, one of the Ar1bar-
iadors, with the TREATY of AMITY
and COMMERCE entered into by them
with the French Republic.
Having been favoured by General DA-
VIE with file of French papers to the
18th of October, we fhall make tranla-
tons Of fuch parts of them as have not al
ready appeared in the Herald--They con-
tain very little, Or nothing, even conec-
tural, on the iubjec of PEACE; but
from what we have been enabled to learn
from verbal information, there is great
probability that a GENERAL PEACE will
take place, for we underhand thar the
Firf Conful (Buonaparte) has waved the
preliminary with Great Britain, of inhh-
ing On Naval Aymjflee. That Eng
land is to fend deputy to the General
Convention at Luneyille, and the CON-
mon report is, that Holland and Italy are
to DC acknowledges Republics, which,
it is fuppoled, England will accede to-
With reipett to the materials which form
the Treaty between this country and
France, nothing has tranfpired of which
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"a fnorc pennylcis, and but for the
humanity Of the Spaniih government, who
bbiiges the captors or their agents TO fur
Auh the matters with a bare iupport,
might have been reduced to have begged
HAIR bread. --T There was a Frenchinan
khere, whom foreigners called a coniul,
but the Spanlh government had not &C
sknovledged him as fuch, and he was only
agpermitted to act as receiver of plundered
'Ssol tolen goods, in behalf Of his country
men. An American brig called the Polly,
siaid to be from New \ ork, bound to ia
/ maica, brought in here, and purchaied by
Ia Ffenchlnan, called Cartange. Said brig
lis bound to New Y ork, Or Philadelphia,
and commanded by Thomas Randall,
mentioned in the foregoing liz, and is
iuppofed TO be covered as American Pro-
perry by him. The collectors will do
wellto watch the arrival Of the aforelnen-
toned brig, as fhe will be in America "a
bout this time.
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PHILADELPHIA, December s.
a z K iXED.

Ship John Buckley, Ssockely, Batavia,
coffee and {ugar-Wm. Vain; Stafford,
Kcnneday, Baltimore brig Clarlfia,
Thomas, Havannah, Sugars, ]. Sims;
Lucretla, Gongden, New Bedford, to
Captain Mary Rich, Bottom; Jafon,
Wcbaer, St. Kits, Rum, Hides, r.
Raltton; Delaware, Dunaphey, Batavia,
coffee, pepper, &c. I. Philips; Eliza,
Mitchell, Malaga, wine and fruit, P.
Kuhn; Sufannah, Dill, Iiavannah, fusar,
P. Care; fchooner Freedom, Robinion,
Havannah, via Wilmington, fugars, r.
Ralt5on; Neptune, Jones, ST. Kits,
Rum, ]. Holiingfworrh Eutaw, Ennis,
Port Republican, iugar, D. & V. Thunn,
thomas, Staneiy, Beverly, Barley, to
Captain; Orange, Dove, Gape FRANCOIS,
iugar and coffee, w. Stokes; Favorite,
Croce, Bottom, platter and fin, to Cap
tain; Betfey, (lare Hatie) St. Croix, fu-
gar and rum, Jones & Smith Sloop Sally,
Webb, Norfolk, iloop Betiey, Lake,
New York, platter Paris, to Captain.
CLEARED,
ship George, Rice, London Diana,
HE'S, Cowes; Richmond, Waters, Ba-
taVla; Brig Catherine, EherRroom, Ia
maica; Augufus, Lewis, Ditto; Fame,
Lark, New Orleans; fchooner Dolphin,
Atknion, St. I honas IS; Harmless, Stod-
cart, Charlefton Iris, Hamilton, Nor
1olk; Hoop Polly, Finch, Warrington !;
Sally, Denyke, Alexandria; Friendihip,
Wartman, Norfolk.
Ship China, Joiah, from Batavia, has
arrived at New York.
Ship Magens, Of and for this port, failed
from Batavia, feveral days before the Co.
lumbia.
Ship Hope, Edmonton, for Jamaica,
ana all, ichooner Mary, Franklin, for St.
1hnonaaS's, left New Cattle this morning.
Remained at New Cattle, the Conffei-
ia'ion and Gauges fhips Of war, and Rich
"ond bait-lndlaman, outward bound.
one hip and two briggs are below in
ward bound, names unknown.
Schooner Elolker, Medlin, from hence
has arrived at the Iavannah.
Captain Dill, of the Brig Sufanna, in
forms, that he left at Havannah the fol-
1no 10, veiiels belonging to and bound for
Philadelphia.
Ship Fair American, Brevoir; Hero,
Sanoy; ichooner Holker, Medlin; Pru-
aen1' Veacock; aud Aoop Sally, Rem
y, emp Good Friends, Earl, of and frcr
AA"iaoeiphia, for Havannah, was 1;--SS:ss
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THURSDAY, December II.
MIR. Otis preiented a petition from
Charles Longfaut, which was referred to
the committee of claims.
The ipeaker read letter from the Sc
cretary of the 1fealury, enclo{ing re-
port OF the receipts and expenditures of
the lreafury Department OF the United
otates, tor the year prior to the frh of
October lait ; and alto report of the APP
preparations that may be necenary for the
year 1901. Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. &c. Thomas, from the commit
tee appointed On the addrefs of the inha-
btants OF the diitriet of Columbia, report
ed the following Refolution:
Re/oEve9, That the 1ouie of Repre-
feniatives conhder the fentirnerts in the
address made by the Inhabitants of the
diftrlet OF Columbia as expecting lauda-
bic attachment to the government of this
country, and that the members of the
houfe entertain juf3 fe1l1e of folicitude for
their accommodation, which is r,anifeRed
in their address.
Re/olvsd, That the Speakerbe requef-
ed to enclofe copy of the foregoing re-
folution to Leonard Harbaugh and ames
Alexander, chairmen of the committee ap-
pointed by the inhabitants of the dif}rid
of Columbia.
Thcie relolutions were taken up, and
paiied unanimously.
MIR. Varnum propoGed an amendment
to the army regulations. He obferved,
th.t there was regiment Of artillerias
and engineers RATED in 1898, but had not
been flied. Three battalions were raft
ed, but the fourth was not. His object
was to prevent that battalion being RATED;
becaufe he could fee no location for it,
He lad on the table rcfolutionto that
efect.,
Mr.. New called up a refolution he laid
on the table the other day, rejecting the
duty on fills. The fubjett was referred
to the committee CT ways ard means.
Mr.. Rutledge prefented "a petition from
Major Jack}on, praying bis quota Of ra-
tons fuppoied to be due him. MIR. r.
moved its reference to felesf committee.
He was Imported by Mr.. Huger and Mr..
Otis, and oppofed by Mr.. Grifwold and
MIR. Claiborne, who moved its reference
to the committee Of claims. This was al
l.ngth carried. Adjourned.
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A HOuiekeeper wanted.

LIBERAL wages will be given to a
dlfcreet Woman, capable Of managing the
affairs of my family as Hoyekceber.-
A middle aged woman Of mid difpo6-
ton and regular department will be pre-
fcrred, as part of her attention will be
ncceHary in experimenting nurfery of
young children.
CHARLES LEE.
December 3: 1900. eodtf
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Cafs loap in boxes
18th yoof Barcelona brandy
A f@ tierces OF whiikey
Eat ard Weit-India fusar, coffee, &c.
fiyion, iuchong and bohea tea
A quantity OF dips candles
Writing paper aiiorted, in bales
Wrapping do.
Shlna, aiiorted handsomely, in cafes
ooal and upper leather
Mems Women's and children's fhoes Of
different qualities
Leading and other lines
a few pieces Of handiome furniture.
AL the above articles are Of good
quality, and will be fold low for cath or
country produce.
December z. 60
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STRASBOURG, October II.

The Auitrian troops have evacuated the
fortreiies of Ulm and Ingolfadt, which
are now occupied by the French troops
The provifons found in tho{e fo.tret3es has
been fold at public vendue; the French
com mifaries have purchaied the greater
part Of them. The Au1trian troops are to
reinforce the armies in Franconia and the
Upper Palatinate; their number is eaima-
ted to amount to 10000 men, of which
one third are troops of the Empire.
The fortrefs of Ulm is to be demolifh-
ed, and large number Of the peafants of
Suabia are put in requGtion for that pur-
pofe; they are to defroy all the works
which havebeen made during the laft three
years. Philipfburg is not to be dehroyed
till after the contemplated peace with the
empire; Ingolfadt, in the mean time is
to be demolihed.
The laf letters from Vienna announce
that NJ. de Thugut has received orders
from the Emperor to repair to Venice,
where he is to take the direction of the 90
vernment there.
The Count Cobenzel is arrived at vi
enna, and has daily conferences with the
minifers; his inaruetions are completed,
and he will iet out ihortly for Luneville.
Since the appointment of Baron Thuget,
the queen of Naples has loft her influence,
although the new miniaer Lehrbach is one
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RATISBON, OCTOBER 4.

The Emperor has received two thirds of
the fubhdy Of two millions itcrling, from.
the Brisiih. The eleetor of Bavaria has
alto received three quarters Of their fnbii
dy to him; they alto fay that he is fhorc-
'ly to receive greater FUN on account Q.
new iubidies from which it appears, tina,
the Englifh are more than two milliors
&erling in advance, without including tie
funls paid to the duke of Wirtemberg, to
the elettor of Mayence, the prince dc
Condo, to the Swils regiments, &c.
October s.
The general in chief Moreau, arrived,
here latt evening, at clock, in COMPANY
with general Macdonald their arrivaj
was announced by the difcharge of artille-
~. An elegant ball was given them, a;
: which the greater part of the diet attend
ed. We are afured that before his depar-
ture from Augsburg, general Moreau fur
nlihed paiports for the count de Cobent-
Eel. On his way here he vifited the for
trels of 1ngolfadt, and the monument e
reetlng to the memory of the brave Latour
d'Auyergne.
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NAPLES, September 20.


The paper currency here is about to be
entirely Topped. All the government pa
per is funded with an interelt Of ; per cent.
BY this mode public credit is reAored.
The king has inued an ediet ordering
the levy of 60 regiments; 40 of which
are to remain at Naples, and the other re-
ginents in the neighooring country. CT
this number 1 6 regiments are to be cavity.
The proclamation Of the king for this pur-
pole is as follows:
Our kingdom having been entirely IL
5erated from our internal and external enc
mics, by the bravery c! cur loyal fubiects,
who, united to the royal troops, and fap-
ported by the aGifance Of our powerful al
lies, have by force of arms driven away
the forces of the enemy who invaded our
kingdom, and compelled to obedience
tfoie who were fictitious the moment is
now arrived when"it isnecenary to makea
regular difpdition Of the national troops,
that we may be able to retain the fruits OF
our labours, and permanently fecure TIL
slefcDce of the kingdom, and. the public
tranquility, without calling upon our flb
Jeets for additional taxes.
Willing therefore to provide for the
organization of the armed militia in con-
FAINT pay, In actual fervice, we order that
they be reflected the fame as thofe troops
which compete our royal army
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SPIRES, October 10.

> Thirteen hundred Gck troops pansd the
Rhine this day, from the garrifon of Phi
ilspiburg they are conducting them in
boats to Mayence, from whence they will
De lent by the Mein. This garrilon loft
great number of men by the late block
ade; the mortality was 70 great that only
1000 men. out of 5000 which fri1 enter
ed, were able to attend the funeral of the
khlngrave of Salm.
During the laf fix days upwards Of
900 carriages have been put in requiftion
IN the Palatinate, to FRANKFORT the artille-
~ and other articles belonging to the gar
1hon. Their departure has been retarded
ny lone difference which have exiited be-
tween their REFLECTIVE commanders, in
eoniequence of the AuGrians having claim
90 lone artillery belonging to the Palati-
-nste, and which were taken at the:lege
OF Of Mannheim, in November, r7os; and
s alls.. !, Misunderstanding respecting the
route the troops were to take; the COM
mandant of Philipbourg inGftine that
tney ought to go by the way of Alchaf.
lmenDourg, and the French inffing they
ou'o take the road Of Ulm and Ingoi-
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VIENNA, October e.

The Court Gazette this day publifhed
officially, the convention concluded the
goth Sept. for the prolongation of the ar
mi,iice between the armies. Notwith-
aanding, however, all appearances Of peace,
the mott active preparations are making.
Great numbers of young men are enrolled
in the volunteer corps; this, however,
does not impede the recruiting for the re-
gular regiments, as they allow none of the
the contcripts to enliit in them.
The latelt letters from Prague mention,
that the health of the archduke Charles is
much reitored. His royal highnels re-
viewed on the I'd October, theie troops in
the vicinity of Buban.
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Warrington Society.

Or The Members eftbe Alexauayis
WG@9ingtou Society are ,eqHefedsto AMEND
an extra meeting Of THE Iqid SOeiety, al
Gaa@1's Hotel, on Fridgy tbS Iofb inf.
at 8 0'eloek in fbe eqeuing. Some 1urti-
eAlar 'eireumfanee baving bysvenfed a
meeting offbe Society on The Lzf regular
day, 1t is earxf2J re7us/qed Thar tbe- mem
GERS will be bandnai in their attendance.
BY order ftbe Pre/fdent.
G. DENEALE, Sss'u.
December IS.
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LUNEVILLE, October =,

General Belavoine, who commands
here' under the orders of general Clark,
mas arrived with his train from Paris. A
great number of citizens of all kinds are
employed on the cattle in which the ft-
tings OF the congreis will be held. The
apartments OF count Cobentzel are ready !:
he is expected the laG of this month. Cnnr
garr'ion Is competed Of five battalions of
grenadiers, and one regiment of cavalry.
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nadt: The French, however, gave up
the latter point, and the righe of claim
tor artillery has been referred to a deciiion
OF the reflective commanders in chief.
Inc .hrft column departed this day for
Bamberg.
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By this Days Mails.
NORFOLK, DECEMBER

NORFOLK, DECEMBER III.
NE 4vere y5eerday .tav0ured BY a gentle
man 4vbo came in THE Portfmouth fri
gate, avith a file Of Paris papers four
days later Than tbg/e handed us by 20
0eruov DAVE. The papers eonfuiu ve
~ Attle iutersfng matter. The follo4v-
ing are the extraRs 4vortby attention:
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FRANCKFORT, October ,.

General Angereau has demanded Of
the Senate OF Frankfort the payment of
100000 livres, which had been impofed
more than two months paf. The Senate
are IN confequence, employed in adopting
mcaiures: to make the payment. 1t is un-
deritood that as icon as the contribution
IS paid, the French troops are to evacuate
Frankfort entirely.