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ANSWER OF THE HOUSE.

Nay IL firae yov Exeeieacy,
THE Bouie Of Representatives concur with
your Excellency in the lentiment, that the OBJ
jea Of their prefent felton, is highly intereaing,
not only to our immediate Conttuents, but to
the whole people Of the United States ,Gnce the
welfare and PROPERTY of a Nation eflenlially
depends on the character of their Magiarates !;
and the wifdom with which their government
is administered. Seriou1y imprefed with this
fentiment, it mall be our jealous endeavour to
feed thofe who are to give their fufrages in
this State, in the enluing important election,
from the bel informed citizens, and who have
afforded proofs Of their attachment to order
and good government-And may that wife
and gracious Providence, which has hitherto di.
reced the Councils, and profpered the exertions
cftbe American People, overrule and direct
our deliberations upon this location for the
ppblic good
While We learn with fatisfadion that tran
guilty generally prevails throughout theCom-
monwealth, VIC receive with regret the painful
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q THE qentLemen a250 pa

G4BJfri1eJ to tbe SaJJe,iatioa B4ALL, qphia5 K I.
~ CoNceRr Han on Tb4ytday E0eaizg aSS'' h
re7u5fsd 70 cal at fbs Stare Of mr. Oliver D0'D''
Tomorrogy. and rses.g t5si- Ii,kfh
Nov. "a.
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99ordano.
MoNDAr, NOVEMBER Il, 1900.

--zzsEsgsS---
The town of MarBhbs4d is faid to Be i
diareaed Gtuation, owing to the Introduce
of the Small Pox into that place. Three ,bo.
fand of It's inhabitants now are, or in a few a.
will b., under the operation Of that dford..
BuGnefs is wholly al a aand; which. owino J.
70 rmer fuffe,ings Of the tovas renders il doSbl,
afIli6ive.-We are happy TO hear that lubfs,.
tons for their relief aie now open and faa sI]
ling up 10 Bottom, Salem, and other places. =
The Prefident, fnce his reGdence in n. !.
Of Wilmington, has been fverely afliaed Mn
the fever and ague.
Judge Warrington arrived at Charleaon fS
CT on the z4th ult. to hold the Circuit Court
of The United States for that difrid, which
commenced on that day.
The famous Bowles IS iaid 10 be towering ID
the confines of Georgia but he is 70 cloClr
watched ne viii hardy have chance to N
further milch.et.
A man BY the name Of John Longdop. y
cards in Alexandra, in a quarrel with bis com
rades, about the denx and jack, received /.
wound Fl ON knife, which put period 70 M,
enilence. The jury found a verdia of wiIfuI
murder. The perFetrator is 10 Jail, and muf
fuffer an ignominious death.
The Senate of Pennsylvania have neeatr,d
the bill from he Houfe ofRepr elentaiives pros;A
ing for the choice Of Electors Of a PreGdent and
Vice rreGdent Of the United States, BY a En-.
vote of the membees Of the two houfes Where.
upon, Nj. Quincy read, in his place new bll
and With the permillion Of the Senate, pieisatl
ed The fame 10 the char-The Clerk havngl
alto read the bill, the Senate, on motion Of Nj
Gurney, feeonded by Mr.. Johnaon, refoIved N
lelf into a committee of the whole, for the our
pofe Of taking the fame into confederation =
after fome time, the chairman Of the commit
lee reported the bill Of the Senate and there
upon, the fame was read feeond time-an2
on the queRon-" VIII Tie Senate agree ID
the frf ieaion %-the yeas and nays were call
ed for, and the queaion carried il the af1rna
tive-I3 70 II.
The particulars are received IN London q
the death Of the Rev. Mr.. 2. Greig, the Mo
fionary to Africa. Seven men Of the FeOlaa
nation came to pay their rslpe6ls to Mr., Gres
on The gift January He received them wA
the greatet kindnefs, and with a view of con.
ciliating them, anuGed them with the fight a
various European articles. He allowed thra
Of them TO feep ii his houfe, when thefe wretch
IS, filed with the iniatiable deiire Of getting
podtilion Of the things they had ieen, inhumaa
" murdered Mr.. Greig in the night, and CART
Cd eff be articles. The Foulahs were purified
by the people Of CANDIDA mott of the properly
recovered, and four of the rufians carried 10
Free Port in chains.
On the 18th inn. twenty. eight fhips, ,hirtsta
briggs, and twelve fchooners and 1oops, were
preparing to fail from New.York, on foreiga
voyages.
An expedition has been fitted out Of France
to make new difcoveries ordered by Bonapartrl
aud with the pahports Of the BTitilh govern.
ment The veii1l DEPARTED in Sept. lIit ! and
it is fuPPoled will be ablent four or FIVE years
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The Legislature of Vermont have paasd 1
at incorporating an Univerilty at Middlebur
in that fate, under the direction Of Mr., j. n
water, who is appointed PRECEDENT. Tbs ~
dents on the evening fucceeding the aa
incorporation, had the Collegc building hanu
lomely Illuminated.
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LITERATURE.

A profpeaus Of new publication, TO be %
titled the Connecticut Magazine r Gentleman
and LIdy's Monthly Mufeum, appears ia
Newhaven paper. It is to be printed On q
elegant paper and new type, aud its tyograPhl
cal execution Is intended 70 equal that Of al
Britilh Magazine. The PubIilher is Mr.. Lar
arus Beach, Of Nawheld. The numbers aTeH
be delivered free Of PoRage in a number
towns, among which, this place is one. Ih
numbers are to idue from The prefs monthiy, AM
will coli u cents each, containing O. Svo page
The irf viii make It's appearance in FebuaFl
1901. One or more plates elegantly engraSs'
will accompany each. The charaaer OF Coa
nedicut as the nu,iery Of genius ranks highly
II the above work be contributed TO. as v
Prelume i will Be, BY The gentlemen Of Itera
ry leifure with which the tate abounds, v
doubt not that this publication will attach %
numerous patrons. Far. My
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DLED-At Demarar4, the 29tb Of Sept. IAN, :. !.
two days hcknels, Mr.. JOHN VEAZ.E Juu' o. 7
town.
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An expedition has been fitted out Of Franc;
to make new discoveries ordered by BonaParIs
aud with the pahports Of the Britiih govsrn
menr. The veiIlI DEPARTED in Sept. lat AM
it is luppofed will be ablent four or FIVE years
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On the nth inf. twenty.eigbt fhips, ,hirtsci
briggs, and twelve fchooners and loops, werl
preparing TO fail from New.York, on foreig1
voyages.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15
| By The Sip Eebo, arrived at HALIFAX.
SIR SIDNEY SMITH.
PART nf}ohar -
PARIS, October

In the beginning of laA month a flag.
oftruce arrived from Mahon, at Barcelona.
4 brought about $50 prifoners, Spanifh,
Ligurian and French re1cued by the Eng
lifh from Turkilh ilayery. The cruelties'
they had experienced would freeze the foul.
Among them was young Theyenard, fon
OF Theyenard of Toulon. He had loft a
brother atthe battle of Aboukir; and he
himielf had languifhed in chains among
the Turks till Sir Sidney Smith was ap-
prifed Of the circumfance. BY means OF
letters and applications of every kind Sir
Sidney procured bis releafe. But this pe-
nerous enemy did not flop there. He fur
nifhcd Thevenard with money, clothes,
&c. and recommendations to his brother
at ConRantinople, and for all the Englifh
naval officers. Sir Sidney carried his .ge-
nero6ty 10 far as to equip an avifo to 90
and find him at Rhodes.
The following is copy of one Of the
letters. Thcvenard has, out of pratituee.
prcferved them all. They tefify the plea.
fure which Sir Sidney enjoyed in referring
: fon to his aged father, and in acknow
lodging the efforts, tho fruitleis, made
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STRASBURGH, October 4.


Letters from Augsburg of the 18th,
lay that the two armies are entering into
their REFLECTIVE quarters. The want OF
forage has compelled great part of the
French cavalry to retreat towards the
Neckar. The advices from Hungary and
Gallacia, fay, that the Ruflian troops,
which have been for 1ome time anembiled
on the confines of the latter country, have
received orders to return into the interior
of Rui1ia.
The Auftrian garrifons of Ulm and
rhlilipiburg are now paliing throughSuabis
n order to join the Imperial army. Boil,
ave tufered ieverely through difeafc. The
imperial army is retreating from Bavaria
70 the environments in Autria and in the
.nvirons Of Salzburg.
me Arch, Duke Charles is feriouny in
titpoied, and it is even fad his life IS in
LANCER.
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LONDON, Oaober. 10.

Letters from Berlin fate, that the Mar
4uls de Luchefini is ioon to have place in
the Cabinet. 1t is certain that the Kino
treats him with diitinetion. Although lie
.toess. not enjoy the fame favour as during
tn late reign; he poAeiIes great influence,
tn 'ough the mans of M. Lombard, Score
try of Foreign Affairs and M. de Koch
vitz, the Kings Adjutant, who are botl
in great favor. M. de Lucheini inGGs
that Prufia ought to take an active par:
IN the general concerns of Europe. He
IS not friendly to Aultria, and he deteas
Thugut.
In the whole contents Of the Paris pa.
GERS that arrived on Wednesday evening
We lind but one thing of Importance. t6e
louble change which has taken place i
the Administrations Of Vienna and of Paris
from this, though no poGtive COME
quences can be deduced, we may, at leaf
draw iome probable differences. The an
polntment OF count Lehrbach, a man whom,
!. paper OF yefferday unjuRly calls weak,
IN the room of Baron 1hugut, appears to
indicate that the political lytem of the
tier is not abandoned, while the nomina-
tlo1 OF count Cobentzel, as negociator
at Luneville, has contrary AFFECT. +
is not impoilib'e to reconcile this appa-
rent opPotition. We may fuppoie that the
former has been done with an intention of
producing fatissaetion at Vienna, and the
latter with view to the fame obieef At
Paris. 1t is poflible that the party which
has placed count Lehrbach in Admin;fra
ton, may not have been Duplicated that
perfon foreign to them fhouid have been
entrufted with the negotiations for peace
count Cobentzel will naturally be mere
initrument ; he cannot do any thing but
what previoully decided at Vienna. or
what mutt be ratified there. His com
m,iiion may not operate 70 much in fsvor
OF peace as iome perfons imagine. The
tending ola Pruflian miniffer. M. Dohn
deierves to be remarked, and will have =
particular influence on the iifue Of the con
grefs. 1t will be time to turn our atten
ton to 1t when the fact fhall be better an
thenticated. 1850 az
The chief Conful appear, deirous Of ri.
vallng another foreign government, in its
mutability in the choice of miniaers and nd
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FROM EUROPE.
Particulars of The lo/; oftbe hin

+. From the Gazette Uuiveylak.
= paper received from Capt. Vim. Brown.
OF the Brutus, at Leghorn.
Under Vienna, September ~ we srJ
the inspectors of the army by new an,
p 3 h; were, of the infantry of the
Nhi1e' Marquis Zoph, and of the caval-
fy, General Dinden. In Italy, of the in
lantry, General Mirrowfky, and Of the
cavalry, General Molzen. Comm.,der
In the Tyrol was Marquis Hitler. The
quarter-mafer in Italy, was General
Lacn. Commanders in the infurreetion
OF hungary, againft the infurgents were
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generals. The imitation of the policy Of
tledireetory, ought not to be pafed over
without oDiervation it fhews very l;ttI.
conliieency in the ideas of Buonaparte, Or
what is more probable, very little conf
dence In men who having been formerly
as equals, are now reduced to be merely
AIS tools.
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SALEM, December =

SALEM, December !.
Particulars Of The laG oftbe hi6 Noun.
vernon, JONATHAN NEAL, Matter.
Sailed from Salem September ~. No.
thing remarkable happened until the morn
ing OF the 18th of OF. when at half pa{t
4 III the morning the breakers were diico-
vered under the bows, and in momenr
the ih1p was on them. We found them ~
DC the Reef of the Ii1and of Little Davis
about colleagues to the NJ w. of Lapui
ra. Immediately after Rriking, we got an
anchor out aitern, in order to heaye her OFF
Out all attemps were fruitlefs, as her lheath,
ing began to come of: Immediately affer
The truck, and filled completely in shours
After Departing Of faving the hip. all
nands commenced getting out proyiGon,
nc. and after procuring fufficient ouan.
Try tor our fnbliaence, we quit the fh;p
our boats, and landed in the iland of
little DAVIS; after landing we began %
oaild on both our boats, in order TO render
ar patiage fate to Venira, abou, O league.
Infant. The morning previous to our in
tention of enabarking, BermuI;an ,,r;
Haeeer OF 10 guns, capt. Robinfon, run
doWn and came on lore to capt. Neal
and offered every afliftance in his power
Win the affiitance of capt. R. and crew.
We took from the wreck, her fore and
main top matt rigging, all her fails, II
Tx FOUNDERS, new cable, a new haw1er.
kedger anchor, about 70 bolts thin duck
Is or 20 barrels flour, all damaged and
few other articles. Capt. Neaie. with
II hands beiides the I'd mate. left III.
Hand OF Little Davis, in the long boat,
with the Specie and bills which he had
aved for Venira, where he probably ar
rived In 9 or 10 hours, as he had fair
wind and fine weather; the reidue Of the
crew. with the chef and cd mate, went
IN the Prlvateer for Tortola, but the capt.
aananeiy landed them all at St. Thomas,
except the chief mate, Mr.. 7. Edwards.
VINO remained on board the priyateer in
order to take care of the propertv, to
guard again& their being &kprened on
board the Englifh fhips of war at Tortola
MY. George Smith from whom we OBJ
tanned the foregoing particulars, was a
mariner on board the Mount Vernon he
arrived yefterday in Portfmouth brio
from St. Thomas,s.
The lois of the Mount Vernon c,,ro+
oe attributed to any negligence of her Of.
ncers or crew; but foley to the rapiditv
OF the current. The reef on which fhe
wa was ioit mas been fatal to 4 or s fhips in
the courfe of a few years.
FROM EUROPE.
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1at Foreign hstellige1ee e.
NETWORK, December s,

Il
NETWORK, December s :
Capt. Van Antwerp has put III our
bands a Halifax paper of the, 18TH alt.
which contains the foreign news publiihed
IN this days Gazette-it is to the 10th,
and was received there by the lhip Echo,
captain Kendall, in 81 days from Portf.
mouth. The mott intereiting events Eavs
the Editor, are
A confirmation of Ulm, Philiplburg,
and Ingclfadt, being delivered up to the
French, the coniequent extention of the
armiiice for 40 days-the preparation
for Congress, which was immediately to
afemble at Luneviile, to adult plan of
general Pacihcation. The change of mi
niftry at Vienna, by the appointment, of
Count Lehrbach to fucceed baron Thugut,
and the appointment on the part of the
emperor, Of count Cobenzel, to be the
Auftrian negociator at the Congress at
Lunevilie. The papers ALTO contain the
reicrlpt Of the emperor, calling to his Hun
garian fubjeets to be prepared to rife en-
MATE, fhould not peace reiult from the
negotiation. The French garrifon OF
Malta, conifting of 5000 men, had arriv-
ed at Marfeilles. ALI the Britiih forces
which could be ipared, after leaving the
neceaary garrifon at Malta, had failed un-
der Sir K. Abercrombie for Egypt. The
Rufiian troops had once more diiappeared,
and were on their return to Ruilia. For
nidable preparations were making in Spain
tor the attack of Portugal. A large
French army was again alembled on the
coat, to excite ifpoaible an alarm in Eng
land; but the vigilance Of our fleets am.
army was fuch as to remove all apprehcn-
ions from their psrading gafconade. In
the naval line, nothing material has taker
place, except the capture Of two Spanifh
Frigates and two rorverres:: -fffife fricf.
price OF provifiens had made an early meet
ing Of parliament neceGary.; and his Ma
lefy's proclamation had been ifued for
their attending the 18th November.
From all theie events our readers will
be furnifhed with new fubjects for coniec-
tnre; but whether peace, or continuance
OF the war, will be the refult, feem at
prefent TO defy all human penetration.
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its ravages." There was at Cadiz only
one SPanifh regiment w hich was much re-
duced by fckneis; the iole defence there
tore OF this city again& the Engliih, is the
contagion, which, doubtless, they will
not venture to brave.
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removal to the temple.
Copy of letter from Commodore Sir Sid
ney Smith, to captain Gabriel Theve-
nard. On board the Tiger, June
18th, 1900.
NJ. Thevenard is requefed to come and
dine with Sir Sidney Smith, on board the
Tiger, this day at three. Sir Sidney
Smith takes the liberty to fend iome
clothes, which he uppoies perfon efcap-
ing from Priion may require. Thele
however, are not of the bea but except
ing Englifh naval uniforms, they are the
only ones he has on board the Tiger, and
they are the fame Sir Sidney wore from
the temple till his reaching the 6a.-
They will have done good fervice if they
aniwer the fame purpoie fecond time, III
again referring fon to his aged father dy-
ing of grief.
Letters from Nancy, dated October :,
lay, 8 Yefterday evening, atI1 O'Clock,
General Clarke, with his flute, arrived
here. He alighted at the Temple of Peace
where, it is fuppoied, he will hold his re-
iidence during the Congrels. This morn.
ing the General of the 18th military divi-
lion, with the whole Of the Aaf, vifted
him to confer relative to the preliminary
operations of the Congreis. Every pre-
Paration IS making for the completion and
decoration of the places defined for the re-
iidence of the Plenipotentiaries the roads
are covered with articles of continuation,
which are forwarding to Luneville.''
Gen. Clarke, the bearer Of the orders
OF government, and who is to command
extraordinary at Luneville, and in the de-
Partment OF the Meurthe, is arrived there.
After having conferred with the fub-pre-
seet, and the Mayor, he viGted in perion
an the houfes Of the beft appearance he
pared no pains to procure for the members
OF the Congrefs lodgings and accommoda-
lions fuitable to their dignity.
Accounts from Marfeilles fate. thar
the garriion of Malta arrived there on
the goth September, to the number O
5000 men. They are there undergoing
quarantine. Gen. Vaubois has informed
us, that the unfortunate Dulomieu is freed
from his letters, and that he is in cham.
Der where he can walk, read and write.
Zen. Graham interefed himfelf much in
his favour, and to that General we are in.
debted, for the pretervation, at Malta,
OF the Cabinet of Natural Hiaory belong,
ing to that luxurious perCon. 1t is now
packing up in order to be fent off for Pa
ris.
We are informed from Cadiz, that an
Engliih feet. conhting of about 50 tranf.
ports, Escorted by Is fhips of the line.
appeared before that city, and made the
neceiiary preparations for efeeting diff.
embarkation. We can hardly allow our
ielves, however, to believe, that the Eng
liih will attempt eonp de main againa a
place, the fituation of which is painted in
the following words by a letter from
Barcelona
AS the malady becomes more alarm.
ing at Cadiz, it has been thought proper
to fumigate all the letters which arrive
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to explain it in a letter, written not long fnce
to bs hoard Of bealtb, left any one hould ina
gine that the difeafe l imported belonged to
that genus Of dilorders, which that board is 70
careful 10 watch and exPel.-Should | difcov-
er that he Kine-Pox is infectious by any other
way than by incubation, The lizard Of beatb lhall
K ow it without moments delay.
l. would be wrong 70 terminate thele com
munications without faying that I could not
lave thus completed my experiments without
the aaifance Of Or. AfpinwaIl. TIE DR.. met
thele experiments, which apparently initiate at
rrefent, with his ntereR, with a c4ndor, and
ingenuouinefs much to lis Praife. His conduit
through the whols bufner has done honor to
bis lberaity As Practitioner and To lis pat
..otilm as a citizen. III rht public have been
gratihrd BY Il. ralllt Of the experiments,
they have realon II thauk Dr. Afpiardll for
his ahiRance, as | have 70 rri.e.ara mine for
bis generoGty b. WATLKEOJSL.
Cambti4ss, S18t. is, 1900.
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39ortlan0.
HUGSBURGR.
M0NDA1-, SEPTEMBER 20, 1900.

Which il now fpoken Of il The French papers,
IS the theatre Of Negociarion,.is celebrated in
hGory for The lois Of its cannon after the ba.
As Of Hochtet, which the French and Batavians
rauiad of The former, however, to make
fome amends, left behind them 10 lels than
AGO little citizens, who were born few
months after their departure, and who BY a
droil inltake got the name Of Srb4ast-nic5fs.-
i being cultomary in Germany TO ak unmar-
ned women il q Gate Of pregnacy, who Is the
,flther And the fame que0ion being put to
be girls here whom the French had lett IN
dat (ate, they were afraid to own their in /
rigoe with the enemies Of ther country. and
therefore, faid S1bad4t niebt (no natl Nd by
which name The children were all chriRened,
aDd which the mongrel French and German
breed that have fPrung from thence arc called
% this day. L9aAH paper.
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From fLe GsgygiI G1z:fte.

Vice Coulul1'p Of Spain FOR The States Of North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia
1l1lr5. Nicholas 3o5glon and Co.
Gentlemen
HIS kxoeIlency Lieutenant Colonel Don
Vncents Folch, Governor Of the Province Of
Wet Florida, in letter dated Pcnzacola, 1T
AueuR, has been pleaCed To communicate to
me he following:
| have Auad a Proclamation Offering
FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS to any perfan who will deliver
here, Or in APalache, the body Of WILLIAM
AUGUSTUS BOWLES, or ellie produce fuf
6cient proof Of having killed him which H.
formation will thank you to make public, in
order that fome clever fellow at the cheap rate
Of one gun Alot, will place in lis pocket the
fad fun. which fhail be paid, with the grea
teR acknowledgement Of gratitude, III good
Spa0i!h dollars. without the l1aR delay"
There ore I roquef you u give this con
fPicuons place In your paper. It is, doubtleI,
very interef;ng iubjett to Spain. America,
and he Indians, that they be riI Of this noted
vagabond.
an, with rofpea, your obrJient rervant,
EMM 4NUEL RkNNILL.
Czarr75 z5b lug 1900.