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The SKELETONS

OF, the ATlnlnlan AdhasOlnlZcd, and
The ~Carnai Preacher Dihctted.
In tzro Parts
PartI. TIE Arminian, CT Crime Of Univrt
"a, Charity purified, taken, examined, tried, con-
demned, executed, snd ar.,,omizcA.
Part. II. Tic CoruQt Preacher Disp9td,
with comments on fcveral dark pafages OF lcrp.
,ure. In ferries OF letters, Written at various
times 20 friends in r. ountry.
g. cou4,tious, " are 1sd at the a1oV<
Gore.
,ris the opinion of feveral respectable clergy,
men, that the above book Contains the ground
work ard principles OF genuine pc,y, as it mani
elty proves, fro.a the Griptprcs Of truth, that
,br doctrine OF Tree viii and anvcdsl redemption
is uniounded.
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70 iEi>,

two tory FRAME HOUSE on King. be.
tween PIT and ST. Afaph Hreets, in a good Gtu
atom for retail foic.-->--A ALSO, a ono tory
HOUSE or ST. Afaph, between Kiug spo Prince
flsec,s, md STORE on King, at the corncs
OF Royal assst. For terms appy'to
Adam Lynn.
Who has j,a received,
4 cafe Of GUNS, and a few pair Of
pil, fran pier LOOKING GLASSES. dress
ING GLASSES, &c. g.. &c.
Aug. ~. g
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We are very a5undanty supplied with
flour and Indian corn, and since we under
stand large supplies OF those articles are
daily expected, we request you will not
make US any shipments Of either for the
present"
The Turf-A.the last rural revels on the
Dicker, called the Bat and the Ball Fair
the knowing ones in horse racing were
compltely taken in by yonker, who came
there just as the horses were entering for
large silver cup, mounted on a shabby
looking mare, with her legs bound up, and
having the appearance of complete Grip
pie; the youth, whose exterior was as
mean as was that of his mare, said after
surveying three horses which had already
been entered, and which were walking
about in all the pride ofornamen., "Dang it
have great mind to enter my old mare )"
the -bye-standers smiled contemptuously
at the young man, and sneeringly advised
him to do Sc. The. deposit having been
made, and the mare entered, the youth de-
clared he had twenty pound note in his
pocket, which he would bet his mare won
the cup ; the BET was presently taken, and
others to nearly double the amount laid.
On, preparing for the race, The knowing
ones were nor little surprised at finding
The young mans old mare converted, by
rubbing of a coat of dust and sweat, and
by taking the bandages from Der legs, into
ahne Blood Filly, and the shabby looking
youth, by throwing off ragged coat and
waistcoat, was as Instantly transformed to
smart looking jocky, in a satin jacket and
cap. The race commenced, and the old
mare with apparent difficulty, won the
first heat; at the second she easily dlStanc,
ed all her competitors & the youth having
! received the cup and his bets, resumed MS
shabby coat, remoneted bis bit of blood,
and rode Of, SAYING | hope, gentlemen,
you'll remember the old mare
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ARMENIAN SKELETON.

Subscriptions are received q, he Boz, k Store Of
COTTON and STEWART, for BOOK en-.
titled,
~, CT1rr r-rrONvr
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he fOllOWIHS Has USpU nanuCu oo ilOib q
respectable source, and we are authorls-
ed to say, may be deper.ded on.
! ( Nor. Herald !
s EXTRACT
OF letter fran MadriR TO an americas.
h9use.ia G'ad1z, received By tie SHIP 3Acp-
herdsss, capt. We!ls, dated
MADRID, July 6, 1eo4
i g. ! take hp 10, pen to inform you that
such Is tl4 state Of things between the two
Governments That there is mere than
probability shat q va, mnst casue liz
iacts,.ch IS t,shes3;taaiiea of things, that one
or thr.other government nnst sfcedet and
i, is on sJlc!l points, :flat the Americaa 60
vernMent atither car and have declared
theg 2evsr su|I1 rereksyr2 Oar Minister
has called for ht:o answer on lnesday,
-aa,. If not favorable, means 70 demand his.
passports and quit the country.
q He is in fact making every Trepara-
ton for his departure. Ike intends noti-
fying oar Commercial Agents next week
of the state Of things, if nothing n1ore Ia
vorable occurs"
BY the arrival Of the British packet
Princess Amelia, capt. Stevens (says tile
New-York Daily ADVERTISED we nave re-
celved London dates to the 8af plt. Ehcy
DO not AUTOMATICALLY to our former is'el=
iigence. His Majesty's health had beeh
restored The prospect OF invaaiop II
stat" quo.
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OF letter ft0m Aladria 10. an 1fmerica'
heuae-is Gadiz, received By tie shlb 5hep
herdsSs, CAPT, wis, dated
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SIX Gents Reuard.

Ran away from the fub9criber the
a3d init. an apprentice boy named Njlian
M'Mnllsn, about y years old, S feet inches
high he hadon gray coating Coatee, friped
jacket. and blue pantaloons, and was ieen going
to Port Tobacco on Saturday forewarn any
one from employing or harbouring him, as will
profecute them as far as the law will allow.
Chrifopher Gird.
A Journeyman Hairdreii1r wanted.
March 26a eo3e
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FOR SALE.

4 Schooner now lying atthe wharf,
Of the following dlnlenions. viz. 81 feet frsighs
rabbc'f, feet beam, ard about s. feet hold
with two cabins Alc carries rzoo bufhels OF
cheat, logo Of coal, or SIS barrels OF -four
The whole Of her tim5ers, cxccpt two, are Of
MuIbrrry, and her hull is now in excellent order,
having undergone thorough repair, With her
will be fold, the tire of Negro Man who has
commanded hsr. and is fuppoied to be as well &C.
queintcd with the Chefap-aEc bay and RE rivers
making into it. as any pcsion VINO navjgates thofe
waters. Asa rewagd for hs ftali1y and iadur-
try his mai}cc las promiEd him lis freedom in
fix years from the 1T OF January LAT. For terms
ard further particulars apply to
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
March 90. DIV
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a DEFINITION.

WHAT'S meant by a long-trjad patriot?
said one. "A strange question for man
of observation to ask in these days. said
the other Why my friend, it is q nan
1Uh9 has lang tried 10 get in o6TceE '-Thls
is the modern definition of pATRIoT1sM.
(Ne7v-RambShire Gourier.}
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PUBIC SUE.


The Members Of the PRoTEsrANr
EpIscopAL CHURCH Of Alexandra arc
hereby notified that an Election will
be held at the Church on Monday next
between the hours of / and o'clock,
for twelve perfons to ferve the faid
Church as Vefry for 4 years.
March ~.
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HEISKELL g Sewers,

UpPfr end 81 King SfreFF,
Have juft received twenty FIVE bbls.
of Flax feed Oil, Gxsy barrels OF excellent
Wh:fkey, Sugars by the hodghead or barrel, and
Coffee by the bag which they Offer for faie.
Mach 20. zawAtl
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The fale Of the lands Of Robert Alex
ande' advertised by the fubfcrbcrs to take place
CD Saturday, the 7th day OF April ncxt, for ready
cain, will on that day commence on the prcnlifes
near the ManGon Houfc at i O'Clock in the fore
noon, AMI fund'y parts thereof will be offered for
fale on three, fix and nine months credit, for
negotiable notes, drawn and endorfd to the "a.
tisgattion Of a majority of tie Comni loncrs.
Thomas Swan,
George Deneale, : Com'rs.
Edmund !. Lee,
March 20. q
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alersaorta Dallp aoberllssr.
THURSDAY, MARcH 20. |
From the National Mteligencef.

The Senate have receded, Teas Se0ea-
teen, NdyS Seoen. from their amendment
to the bill respecting the appropriation Of
fifty thousand dollars towards progressing
with the public buildings Ia the city OF
Washington, which amendment directed
application Of that sim to Ii. accommodate
ton Of Congress in the Presidents House,
and to the building a House for the Presl-
dent.
The biz has. therefore, passed, in the
shape it was sent from The House Of Repre-
sentatives; and makes an appropriation Of
fifty thousand dollars towards progressing
with the Capitol.
Congress YESTERDAY brougAt their session
TO close, after passing S yXfY-ONE acts.
At no antecedent session, has there per-
haps, been before the national Legislature
more important business. Among the mea-
sures adopted are:
The several acts carrying the Louisiana
convention into effect.
The acts for the government Of that ter
ritory and the collection 81 revenue there
in.
The proposed amendment to the consti-
tuition respecting the mode Of electing Pre-
sdent and Vice President.
The conviction of John Pickering Of high
crimes and misdemeancrs.
The impeachment Of Samuel Chase.
The imposition of two and an half per
cent on articles paving ad valorem duties
for the protection of the commerce and sea-
men Of the United States against the Bar
barry powers.
The opening Of several new land Offices
for the disposition OF western lands.
The substitution OF specific in the room
of ad valorem duties, and theimposition of
light money on foreign vessels.
The repeal of the bankrupt sytem.
A great deal of business was transacted
on the two last days, statement OF which
will be given hereafter.
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49, fe2t liIs td- " hiiSt ~ 4 iicS
siia ~, conf i.fei the law as fstded.--
2yN = mi. circlnfAnces, was the opaion
is =, n5,f. inoroaes in point of tiaSs : Fira.
pig n. eonszai practice in ENGLAND, for
b. o.. .n,,,ries, for III. pre6ding jad = in cri-
l' a e,urts, N his chasse TO the g'aad la'y' to
pal s'1 ne fcyeral crimes Of which they have
' t,.a;on 10 enquire to dehae the nature and
1'i''s',.h oFcase; and to fate his opinion OF
90 !. ,r,tioe on tl- facts, as ptoyed 70 the ju-
~ This has ALTO been I'll: xayfsrm pra's e in
-. If crimisal jurifdi6ion in this coun.
h '', only in che Gate courts but all, in all
yi,. =" coorys, Jalge Ifedeil delivefed his
n If the law OF sfeaton 70 TIE grand jury
pau ..siaed Ffiss; and alto to th- pe5is jury
' 10 s fi.1, gni{tv, in 1909. Il is d heus
So ppa,oouih between the cafe Of an ooin,oa Of
. a%s deligered 10 sfana ilfy, sni ofaa OPT
q 5,lyered to ceanlcl, appointed by the court
'' LIND tn. accoitd, b.frs the 9esit jary were
sOtn. ~, "a
81. nigh. nor have delivered his opinion on
l,U Of creation to the jury, ar aay time after
y. m.,e fgorn although the uluaI practice is
n,i, until the pieadngs before the jay are
shed Second. But # the opinion Of Judge
p On the law Of treafon, was 3rsmatursIy
'.o has be, thv.eby, comrnitfed,a crime or
s :a.r.,uor for which he is fubjeGf to impeach-
/, lies on thoic who are. of opinion that
G.b condua is impeachable, to iupport it. Can
~ c,qdid. impartial peffon bsIege that Judge
C5ss, by delivering his opinion to the council
e. Flies at the tins mentioned. acted from I'M
s.,o,r partial or currups motives Is it pofi7le
conceive that he fell any, the Leaf refenncut
:, o.iQdlce sgaina join Fries? If no improper
m,ise, iafuenced his conduit, he can only be
coodd,r.s as having erred 10 jGdgment and viii
any ouc yenynre 70 aaerS, that fer an error in
n1gn.s, judge can be impc3ehei
The fecond inquiry is, whether Judge Cbafs by
Tins delivering his opinion o. BY any thing con
rain.d n it, or by any declare', 0r made by hin
I, the council for Fries, deprived or attempted to
deprive, the petit jiry Of ,h.ir right to decide
both III: htO ana the fah on trial for treafon
ltisaa important aai very diaicalt question
10 decide, whether the p.tis jury had this right,
uiconuoacd BY the Court, Jadg:s, lawyers, &
statesmen differ in opinioo our II is unueces,
,ny, upon the present occasion, 70 consider the
subjee I, does not appear from the cvidcdce
rp,ued by the committee that Judge Chase gave
such opinion ia writing. Mr.. Lewis ard Mr.,
Dallas state tbas IN the conversation which pass.
Cd betweoo them djudgs Chase, he didedi-
wrsuch opinion 70 them. Wnsu any opinion is
delivered by Judge In writing, it ought to be
Produced, if 10 BE- procucei and when procured
ii ought 10 be cocclusve as TO tie opinion deli
wtd. NJ. w. S. BiddleA says he aa1 not
Correct copy Of the whole opinion delivered By
the court in writing, 20 the counsel for Fries.
In the printed tria Of Fries,f the charge of
Judge Chaie to the petit jary is given in these
words
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Iuf received and for Sale,
JOSIAH FAXON and Co.
Thirteen hhds.

Firt quality retailing MolaTes.
50 bis. New England Rum,
pipes Cogniac Brandy,
pipes Gin,
10 boxes mould and dipt Candies,
20 bis. Cyder,
80 DO. No. and 2 Bottom Pork,
s do. No. ! Beef,
6 do MaclereIl,
20 reams Wrapping Paper,
20 do. Writing Paper,
kegs Jac,es River Tobacco,
800 hu1lels Tu.k's Iland Salt fcitabIe for The
Filh.rics,
100 tons Platter Of Paris
ALSO,
a quantity Of Ladies and MiHes
Movoeco Slippers,
Gentlencns and boys fine Shoes,
Mems and boys coarfc Shoes and Boots.
Chidrcns Morocco and leather Shoes,
W5mens !ined and bound leather Slippers.
The above articles will Sc fold or
very moderate terms for Cath or Country Pro
dncc.
March 2f. DIV
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DETECTOR.

< Pcge 40, Al s. and 10 q the reporf
/ Page 8 q the report
+ Page f9 gftie report
L Page Il ond43 At the fsbort
4 Page 9 and II ofthe report
8Page 43 Of the yeboyt
a One Of 7vhom, mr.. Gomegy's, zUas Oh
SerUed to take mates on tie trial.
B Page - Of tie report.
: One Of the copies IS ,ao1o IN the possession
ofRoger Gris7veld, Esq. IN The hand 70riti;ng
Of Snnule Eoving Esq, Of Philadelphia.
Il Page 40 gfthe report.
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By virtue Of Deed Of TruG from
Thomas DeInpfey and Nancy his wife, 70 the
fublcriber, on Saturday the 9Th day OF April
next, will be expofed 70 public fale fale on the
premaes
4 Lei Of Crou,ad
on the wet fidc of Water ttest, 100 feet to the
fouth of Wolfe ttteet, extending in front
Water areet rs feet, depth SO feet.
r. /. Taylor
Mafea II. Gods
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Gentlemen Of the Jury.

against the Uuited States, contrary to the con-
sltution.
By the constitution Of the United States,
art. ;. sect. 8, it is declared, that tteason a.
saiOst the United States, shall consist Only in le
wing war against them or in adhering to
their enemies, givine them aid and comfort
b. the fame fecon it is further declared
that 10 perfan Glall be convidcd of treafon dn
es on the teRimony Of tqoo wirnellcs to the fame
overt ats or on concel;on in open court : and
that the congref fall have power to declaye the
punilhneus Of syeafon.
loo mach praife cannot be given to this con
fitutlonal definition of treafon, and the requiring
'nch tuil proof for conviction and declaring
that no attaiDder treafon ihall work corruption
Of blood, or forfeiture, except during the life of
the perfon atsainetd.
This contitutionai definition of treafon is a
queit'On Of law. Every proportion in any ia
'u'e, whether more or leis difina, whether eafy
OF ailh1uit to comprehend is always queition
q ha70. What is ,bc true meaning and true
import OF any 0s.use, ard wl etherstbe safe fated
zones within IT, is qaeeion OF Laqs, ard not of
JNa-The qlelt,on in 40 indictment for heq,ying
~, ~" asalnlt. or adhering TO the enemies OF the
United States IS, whether the fats fated do,
u Go NOT amount TO hvyirg qvar;' within the
ton
II is the duty Of the court in this cafe, a.d
40 all criminal cafes, to fate to the jury their OPT
VIZ the law aIifog on che fats; bur the ju.
y are 70 decide on thc preJSnt, and in all crimii-
.@ cafes, bath tb, laqv and tie Jaas, 90 their
'Onideration of the whole cafe.
II ppon confederation Of tie qobole matter,
eaw as well as faefl you are not fully fatisfed,
s0'0'Ht 0ny das6t thar the prifoner is guilty Of
&C H'Gfs1 charged in The Indictment, you win
Auu him not guilty, but if upon collaboration of
zoe s0SoL aaatter law as wei as fati) you are
convinced that the prifoner is guilty ofthe trea-
guilty
I Pagt s. # tkr Repair.
: Page l9s If The Retat.
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FROM PUgSL.

Capt. Martin Page, Of the ship Miner
va, arrived at Providence from ST. Peters
burgh, informs, that few days previous
to his sailing, Mr.. Morris, of Philadel-
phia, arrived there, ardswas acknowledged
as Consul from the United States, which
circumstance, it was generally believed,
would lead to the conclusion Of a treaty of
commerce, on footing with the most fa-
voured nations.
TWAS currently reported at Cronstadt,
that orders had been issued by his Imperial
Majesty to put so ships Of the line in COM
mission, and that large bodies OF troops
and seamen were TO be assembled, in con-
sequence, it was said, of some threaten
ing language used by Bonapsrtc to- the Rus
sian Ambassador.
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Pogs s. # tbe Rspo,t.
; Page l9s IF The Reterf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07
CAROLINE SPRINGS.

lie subscriber intends TO obczl
N a TATERNa at the Caroline Springs, on
Defrf day Of June next; and bopss, from.
tie PAea/aHt and healthy Etnntion, exciufDe Of
THE Medicinal qualities of the quaters, that il
9oiN be n place ofgsaeral rcfart.
TIE Springs are .ff~a:fd a5om 5s miles from
Richmond, le from Port-Ropai, ~ from tie
BoSniiag-Green, and IA from FrrderichJbmg.-
The roads leading TO them are remarkably good
thy are (arromaed By an agreeable and rrloei7-
able neigb6om-bosd:-Tbere are om-k0ajs5 far
The accommodation eftbe/s qvbo 7V;D to Hve f.
Parate from the TaVern.
The Gu5ftriber jqatters be,yst; thai tbeje in
9acenlents qvN not only operate on ia4aLd5,
qv5o, in the yfckly /sajon, attend TIE Springs
for tbs JAKE Of ibaVing their health reRored, buf
eOW aJ0 be felt BY tbeje zvbgfs only obisF is tie
enjoyment Of eompany, as t1nap beEzjTiy Jaid tbs
)ociety 1viN be equal to any in TIE eoNnf,y.
No exerfion qvW BE 9va4f;ng to make ez,e,-,
thing Psrfs7ly agreeable.
INN GAz.EWOOD.
FtsderiekJGWy, My 10. slRT.
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LONDON, May Q.
OFFICIAL NOTE1

General LANES Ohc French ambaGador AZ
Liibon) having thought proper to in6n on the
Portuguefc government allowing to be inherited
IN the Lhbon Gazette, The fcandalous carunnies
respecting the Britiih government and roval "a
rnily, which appeared fometime agoin the Mo
nteur, lord acknowledgement immediately tranf.
mitted the following note to the viCcount of
Baiiatnao, chief iecretary of Rate
"Lybon, Marrb l6, 1904.
he undsrligned, envoy extraordinary and
imlniiter Plenipotentiary ofhis Britannia Maiely
has the honour toreprelent TO his excellcncy the
vicount de Baliamao, that, for the pref.nt, lie
ab'tains from making his complaints in form to
the government of his royalhighnefs the prince
regent, respecting the article extracted & trsnf.
lated from the French paper called the Mont
teur, OF the 18TH of February, and which has
been printed and publifhed in an extraordinary
Implement to No. II of the Liibon Gazette Of
tie 10th of this month.
'The undersigned will, for the prefsnt, con.
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May 6.

Letters from Copenhagen, Of the 0o.h ult. fate.
tiat all me DaDiih forces in the Dutchies of Hoap;n
I"o 9chel"ig aTeto be encamped early in NAV, ur
der the immediate orders of the Prince ROYAL The
french continued at this date collect large depots in
the Dutehy of Lauenburch.
The Electoral Prince of Bavaria l,tA1v ,--;.oI -.
Hamburger incog. His Highnels has reeen,ly COM
Peted his itudies at Gotngen, and ;snovy on his ira
!els' whieh he PuPoied to extend to England. He
Journeys under the ailuIned name of Won Bero and :;
by no means elegant in his appearance.
ne Eleesor OF Baden has charged the PrrIian Mi
nhter Count Goertz, who votes for him AZ Pa.;1,or
20 Monty 20 the diet the late violation of his territory
ny 'he french he communication however is to be
made individually TO the Mliiners Of the dGerent
Courts, the EleGlor being deferred from pubjc -
yowai OF the injury by apprehension of exciting die
hoitility Of his lawlefo neighbour. ~
laleyrand is Rated 20 have quoted the exan,pIe RI
Inc Eieetor OF Baden, to induce the Eletfor of Raw,
RIA to connive at imlsr violation of the law of rat
ons m relation to ione Fmigrants who had C,ngb, an
alylun. IN ms doulnions
The Ring Of Sweden is Gated to have been r,rcb
chagrued die anfwerof Bonaparte 20 the note which
ne aiGreed 20 HIM from Cariiruhe on the arre of the
DUO Enghien ~
n great number Of Italians have been ordered ~
ieave Vienna, III conlequeuce of application made by
fec. ~ '''~I u
The BiihoP of Chalons was arreited for dTavv;po ,
Penhon from England, and for addreiing paaora lst-
yer 20 ms Dioceie The AbbeAyrnar who was arref
su ~ 'ne french Government in Germany, died of a.
PoPexy they were conveying him to paris
The police Of Holland have become f. r;rc,,-,r,.e
that no Perton is allowed to leave any of the to1,
without Permiiilon; and foue trangers have been ar
resd tor neglectng to announce their arrivals to the
Prefe6s. - ''''
upwards oil 1900 military confeFipts have been
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condemned a, detert.rs, within the lar mcrth by The
ieIersl French military commilions, and have beer
ientenced to irons and hard labour.
10 countenance the ihallow tale of Pichegru
having been guilty OF iuicide, an order has been
ifued that the pnfoners in the temple ibalibe un-
Irenittngiy guarded in the apartments of Mo-
reau, Georges, &c. five gems d armcs are ftation.
cd night and day. Thuriot, brother-in-law to
the famous Danton, and favorite agent OF Ro-
beiplere, IS the perion to whom the examinati-
on OF pritonerS in the Temple is confdsd.
1t was itrongly reported at Paris at the date
OF the Taft letters, that the two Polignacs, and
the Count de Rochefoucault, have died in pri-
fon.
The Firf Conful is Gated to have recently de-
clsred in circle of private friends, that he was
glad TO find that Moreau was not 10 culpable as
it was at firft fuppoftd.
uncommon eXertionS are now making at Ant
werp, in building boats of new contribution,
tor cavalry, according 70 a model which has
! been particularly approved by the Firft Confiil
they together with all the veflels to be engaged
IN the enterprize againf this country, and re-
naming in the dock-yard in Belgium, are to be
ready by the middle of May.
trigate of "A guns has lately been launched
at Antwerp, and is Immediately to proceed to
Fluihing.
Two large row boats, lately arrived in Flufh-
ING: from Antwerp. They are 90 feet broad,
quite fiat, and draw feven feet of water each
OF them mounts iixteen pieces of cannon of large
eaiiore, and are to carry difmounted Hufiars
and Rangers.
| BY the Negtie, Wander May, the Vrendfhap
Noord6urg, and fome other vefels which yefter-
day arrived in the river from Holland and Elan
ders, we are led to believe that the long medita-
ted attack upon this empire will not be delayed
much longer Some accounts from Bruges da-
ted the hrft infant, exprefs an opinion that it
VIII be attempted about the middle of this
month and adds, "all the troops to be en-
Pioyed in the enterprfe, are now aflembled in
the numerous camps between Montreuil and
Blackenberg.
| The Fluthing, Offend and Dunkirk divifions
OF the enemy's fotilla, are ftated to have Joined
Admiral Bruix at Boulogne, with the exception
otiome heavy gun brigs, which continue detain-
ed in the ScheIdt.
! Il letter from Middleburgh fates, that the
troops were much Narrated by the activity of
the fquadron under Sir Sidney Smith, and that
they were obliged to ref by day, being conftant-
! ly under arms at night.
three textures ofEnglilll goods have been made
on the frontiers of Piedmont in the courfe of a
fortnight.