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Full Title	The Centinel of freedom, v. IV, no. 16, Total Number 172, Tuesday, January 14, 1800.
Date Added	26 June 2015
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1800-01-14
Publisher	Newark, N.J. : Samuel Pennington & Stephen Gould.
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspapers.
Alternate Title	Sentinel of freedom. And New-Jersey advertiser.
Topic	Newark (N.J.) > Newspapers. Essex County (N.J.) > Newspapers. Advertisements.
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OCR l t '. ' e - ‘, NEKVARK [New-jusev]--Printed and Publilhed (every Tnefday) by S.5MUEL PENNINCTON -i No.-16.‘ or Vol. tv.] , - . ,.F70mIheINnlrlVD!>tT Cttttt7.<tct.z., H OBSERVATIONS Mt ASAlNGTON'a LEG‘A(-TY. , t t , ’& Mr. Rhuadu, -. e ‘ ' t -, , t , . . T it remarkable, that the “lega:y" (la called ofGen.' Wahtingtttn, lltoultl be recommend-' t ’ta the perufal of the Cttizens,’by thufe ttrht: at1 , ffo contrary to the advice eontained tn that publi- t, eatton, and the. nttetteate tneartttt t.. tttteti (up- ,,.tr.tion to the pvillciples which he reettnttttenttt. . <.The prtitninent fezturzs of ll!!! laretvelt Ad- rel's, ’are cttnfpicttotnitt three ttlpotlint pomts. li, -UNION of the States..t:tTh.tt ta cnnGrler- . ed by hint (0 eiiuntial, thaehe rhuantprclle: horn- felf: “We bave reafon tudillrutlaluqxa.-vtntttrn tuner I‘llIy.vlndc‘IVOuf to .1 e 26 is, tttt Etta phfble ion of MILITARY'ESTABLlSl'IMEN f5, , wllicll, he dettttet, .u ..nde.--tn, in... or go- verntnem, art: ittatzfpictous,trt ttberty, and areto be regarded at pallirlllarly 4 hntttte ... tteptthttean Q Liberty." The 3d la. ECONOM,YiN PUBLIC EXPENDITU RES-t“, ‘HO! throwing upon puf- . Icritylhe httrthen which we etnrette. ....gh.,.o . bear." Thefe are the cardinal points, on which t,.our deceafed friend, emphatically ‘fllces the hap- l‘ pitte(s,pt-orperity and ittdeyendzncc ufthe United ' Staten - > ' ’ ’ ,. ,t ., , in order, Iheref'ore,<to fltew the n.t.hrie.y,..t l v the theta... through which the “legacy of Gen. hValh'tn tan" is recommended, we are led tq . examine the fcrvtimznts incnlcated by that’: who . now invslte the citizen: to a cunftdcratttun of the l, ttthjen. 'For a nttnthet oryettt nan, tint n.r'.tett in thnre ntpett, have continued tn one eonttant main or tntenire Igitinll rttrne er the nttttttttn-, kt portant State: in the Union. ,1':I‘Eiy‘l.L‘>IIlI u re- , nrnaeh. every cpttltel nr tt.hn.tenee,,et't.y Itse- ...,.t... then an tntny or lhulhpilpersi ternetttny :i.tcttnntatt...) theqttellion offepanllun tetnetn . the N..r.ite’.t. and st..t‘thert.'statet, tttthten reti- . otttiy t..d vehemently‘ig;.a.ed.;,'Ihe gteai cuilf tition of the rederat yotetntnenthn bet:n‘indc- cently Complred to “A tn... nnh . inter or p:g<,". and the rotetetgnty or eath .tn:ltvtdnat Stile htt h(eh"h)nEdet‘:d tt n .tot.t‘rttt;'-tthrth Ought H7 be etteetated, The people in their ett-aite capl- city, have heen,hnrtert...td,’at lutllnlllfulmetl, ignotant.h.ndtt.t, and their totet -tttgtrtttited with the odious’ anpelltttfort‘ <:f“'tl,irlv t..‘ecet nr >ygPer." The r..ttte'rt'.o.tott.t.. t:o..t1t...t.on ht. ‘ been cttntentplnted hr? am 'Hev:dt.‘ttry 1f’(e[.-lair Ntotv ttrhhe stttet ht. - been threatened by ttrttpolitid (etnn ‘Inert high a in wee, to alter the fundamental principles uftne tfedetal government. Sentiment: of this nature -hate been tnttttttriotttiy ploplgltcd -hyfome who now recommend to nttrperttrtt, tlledaglcy ntthe -deeettettwtrt.ingttan,- and while they pretend to . revere it igtrtnry, and follow his yreeepts; ue ’ to aceotnplilh rneaftrru to eotwulfe‘ the anuon of the American cun- of (net. pettotn, with the tttioe itenin the ad- 3,,f,',>‘t1‘hit ' any hnttekeven ten deftrttus to ' .,fee‘lt lhelter un‘ er the wirtgofGcrt.' Walhtngtoit, xP,.,‘,.t1t.. He ett'..t.dert'tt.edig tty . and t.n.att eeeartttnt tre making an ;tt.rt.t.t...t nre oil-iii fame to accomplillt their purpofes. ' Tla':y pretend to be his trienett, it... while they arrest a ttiendtttin iar‘l’tilrt. ihey ... ‘att.d..o... lo ehnn. ni verv htneheent ttnen. wltith tteteeont. ..t .. 't’u‘t.,r thri s:tte.,.w.... tttth himiln ollita ttr thehighafl ntagttttttttetdntt dttnnien, ‘and eten tenatttinn, wtiutd he llte'd:fulI'6f their ' the Statet,‘ at harrttnnuingyin Ahcir individual capacity, a t riwhile thttre pcrlunsjietrr tin... at I menial grnttp, ipli? only by the tt..d.d rtntttae nr a -- tttter c... rttth. pcoylc he tnnhdeted in 1" tiutan -,t“.::‘ t et ntnttt of the’ dtrpnhtnan or ttttt in...‘ in t...g...t.ttttt. to the utnnn ttrthe stttet, it , the nhttfe we daily ubferv: in particular papers, '-olft-red to the States of Penttfylvanm. Virginia ‘ant Kentttotty. The inthten. rtttethn... rt. tun. ‘ttantty hettened oti thent, fmn etmttft nftttt. owrnfwereignty; are tiltulllrd to’ engender a tptrit nt 'an..n..h.y, tttighty ptej-ttltml to that It Unit..." rtrmnmeltdcd in ‘en. wtthtngton. ‘Can the fpirit of patriotiftn inllucnre tl't0l:e who are endeavouring to excite the mall malignant iyallit:-ns, and thereby raife a jcalottfy and dtllrttll hetween the terneaite sttttt ? snth petrnnt tttte had the attdttity tn Dig-natize the ntaj .e..,- or the people of thnfe governtnentt, at dtfurgantaertt etftmies to order,‘ and ‘a hat-.t.ltttt of ttnprtnc: .'tnr‘eignett. that hind nf language tt folely ttt. 'ttttate.i tttdettrer ettety rinetp'e,or etttatattty, and, no tlattbt, ii intended by a Hritilh halal-Tl ta dilinlve that amiry, fn eliential lathe htpptnrft ‘and ntornetitt of the unttett Slates.-' Covelnur ’ ;M‘KVnt. and Governttr Munrue, have been treat- '. ::d wt . the utmofl fcurrility ; every tnfatrtttus ‘utpitltal t been ufcd, to injure and depreciate Iltcir rtf atina.. Thefe reftaeElIi>1= Slim ll" -et 7 n. 4 1 THIS ror.to iotv VFOUR rtmss, ttnrrr wottxl WHAT in it 8UT<A MAP ally tee, .t.e grotrett tetietttttnt upon the tittt and ntottt Llurdclcf nrthe r (ttpretue magtllrllcln whtt (‘In he the rt-ttttt tr ti. .h.t ...t...e..te and uttettnttttonr. wtu itlacl bring .... public tnd ,..tt.e' ariilnoitty r w..t..t not weahtn that t- Ut‘lION,” lI'lllCil General ‘Nalhingtorh enn- ndert .. .t.e lands of ..t.. llnength .ntt teuttity-2 vt- .....tt ttrtttnty adnn. (ltd: stattt to equal right: nnt. t.n.rel.e., l’3l.‘W ..r.tattn,., then tnttt it he t.. the t.t.tet.t, to and illemltzlves t-.h.......tt‘ed they ilavc tlntren tt. eteretre thetr pltvllrzet in Khu Chtrlc: ul a ‘ ' tte never .tn.t..d thetttltttmtrtng ta. foe ttttt chuice’; and f..t...e,t.tt. tt..tt' who tttntlttttte I dtftrgttttittng pun) .(fallcly..lltlitIg thetnrettee’ tetterattttty wnttttt ...... have the etitantery ID propagate thetr i..tlt-tentiet, ttnlef: with .a Vlcw tn eltea WlCltL.'d tnd detettthte nttrpotet etdttrtttttng the umml and cuuttterafltng the ohjecl it. re- nuul-iy Cottlclllylllltd ... the tegtcy or the beloved wattttntttttn. , ' ' ’ vr il“ettttrv-Citizens, ' ’ - ‘ - in all my tttrtnt-r pnhlteationa; that en- dtarttntea ... lay bttlute ytnu fnhzt, in order that yon‘ may dr.tt.,tatr ettnrttttinna. ltttpttrttion ttat Itaultirtg lrzett a weaptttt ttteeettrttlty wield- td by thttte wh. tte clxtplirlllcdlly dlrilgnaled as ajarlitnt atltng under me ittttnedtate cutttroul ul tt.et.s...ttt.. stteh pcrlnns tte Ilnwlllctddittg their er...-t.d.te‘teart over the totnh of 11' nig- bill.‘ -are lavlill tn the.t- EnEgmium5 ‘.... bi; virtues ‘and atrinttfnt.; they are recom- mending hn lt‘g.ajLjO he read lb tttntt e. that thtrfi on the ht...-its Pp? may hear ll... But in ,t.rder tat 'tltet'r-ft'1itIt,'lyllt':t'r u'l77Ll‘,"t>tIminc tettttetny‘ t'.e t..t..1.;e‘t,;a..d yOu“WIll‘i:hMl1V(‘i:i>f- ‘M’ ‘itttttt of. d.tt..n..ta...n and U ,. cttver the Elan futtttl. ,“’htle hVaEttng'.tut qtes N. . ,. they are tot-.tt...... re. atjtnttnn. .“'h'.ie he cntieavattrs in law the and: t-f ltievir1l'>t'l,p' rlult‘f,' they tte allitluuus t , tnttt which ennnertt tttt fvduril. CllI]n.' XVhtle’“'al]ting- tort tet t nendt peat: at-ht-mt-,-they are Ltntt. ltrtg tlat: flame of tn:ell.ne dtfeurd,‘ antfdutng all in their pntnet to erettean iblmuflly ttttttathert nfa ctvtlttvar, httwzen the nofrthevrt and [utt- tltt-rn Slaluu The tneafures taken by them, may rnonet than :we are t....e,.,.t.d..ee the dreaded e.dt.,. can we ennett lhlIltPEhl'7l')'lVII1II'- V... inia, tnd .t<ent..t-ttytmtt .-calmly athtette the ' indignities nllered tuihetn? :VVtll they bear with cumplicenry the fa:urr‘lluIlIlartguaga,.Ind nd.o..t tptthett .,t,.t.od lo their,-legal yruceedlngs, in mantrrtf our .paperst’ r Will not -tuclt reiterated ‘abuic, [erve (0 ahentte (Very ttreetaontte ttttttt. mcnl,. tnd itttitnt, prsducearancuur or .1 D- Tttort, which may threaten the snail l.'eriottt'cott-’ tettttentet r snth ... event would he pleailng ta’ tr... tntetttttte mtihn, ... they View thenttettet teaneed to the tttt ilage or derperttiott, end at they rind ti... the Entonetneontroterry it Iikel <o‘lctminal< it. tttor ot‘- RcpuhlicIrt'ifnI,‘54heit 1afl refottra-e is. to low dilienfinn =l:erwe-en 'the rerpeetite statet. .Ah..te the Tcufrlllly‘ .... tltci: Ivupnru rtf waxfare,- and ft-reencd by a' hy. ptttritiral-nvowalof their attat-hntcntto the dc-’ eetred vvaillinglon, they prowl tttte Wolves in lheep'r clnathtng,’ ta take an advantage of every occurrence thtt anret. gtttt... many of there . naodcrn patriots. an-hu‘nnw dtfplzy their 1ill,t’ig?ll-E ofgrief fur the deb); ttfthe Hero ol'Mmanr Ver- non, would in the day: v“l' our trevnlutirma trotthtet, have rtjotced to fee ht... agonizing on the heights of l5xIn'u.'I-‘Hill,’ and cxpiringvlrtt the armsol‘lVMmtl"- t‘, '4 Rcclpiutlllitm and rttleaian art flmng t...'.., dntea to their treachery.--1.e't us then: felluwa . ton," tttnrtdrr it.a.a.. i..tt.t...-.et.t taraetttt.-totttitta . ninll the net. tnd ttrtttagetrtt of thtte pretended ettlugizen hr his mrmvrya rite.’ are Itbempling to make uie ofbi: name an dellruy every republi- can principle which he advocated.’ "They are de- ftmusfundrl’ the lpyehldliuyr er wtati..,...tn't ilriendt, touttite utwttlt that nation, in oypnlition tn tehith tntr utety drpont-d hero, hy t e ettnt. mind nrcttngtrrt, arrayed .h.. atntiet at America. H'Btilain badifutczedzd, the amiable citizen whom we now deplore, tnttetd or teen; retpettt. bly dcpoiittd fin the uttnet orthe t>.t....t..e, would have been elevated (in company with the prorfrtb. ed Hanrnelt and Admit) at In tablet? of dexilioa within the pttrlieut ofTemple Bar. Let us con- template his virtues at the (vying pdiad ty our ve- ttalutian, and let I! itttpreft tlait truth on the 705115 gzneratinn, that the mil‘! whn wilhes ti: ally III with Britain, cannot be a friend In ll-'a[:'tfttglart. Vi": never can elleern thufe who aimed x dtggur at his re: . t > ; ‘ ’ May the tomb of thin hclovrd Patriot, he fprinkled with the, tears of the Vil'lunllx,P.)lIcr‘[- cane, and may it never be polluted by tltt>(c,v.-lta ‘wrtuld willingly have (her! hit tttetttttt the titttet which’ “ tritd men‘: fmlr." ‘ ‘ - OLD-SOUTH. 3 : ‘“r,uIE s 1) A.Y. been held tip I: ‘the’ ht...hed er retlttidn, tndwe ' tt,t'ne mull. detetlahlc or tnatttttnd, beanie‘ (itizem, while reading the “ legacy nHVathing- V j.axt;,.ttw-15.‘ 1,800.’. or susv‘ LHE, its PLUCTCATIDNS, - . mrgsr FOR‘E1GN NEWS. B; tke'Lt'irrvp.ta1y7r1oirI. arrthrd at N 'or.’t,‘;7<z];mi2y‘ ,t'n, 49 days from ‘Liverpool. , . . FROM HOLI.‘AND+-UFFICIJL Jlpu 'rH:,I.on-nor: cltzsrre. ,- ‘ ' A t C .' Downing-517241, (7.7. 26. Lietttenaht-Cnlnncl Clinton, aid-du-campto ltit R’t.,.at,hi.;..ert Ihn suite of York, trrtted this morning at the 0. rd‘ of the Right lien. Henry Duridad, with dtfpaluhcs of which the ‘following are eoniet. , t1et.t.‘Q...ttiert, dtrhagert 5111‘, on. an. R . y . . , V ’ . 'Irt tn v ltllctttnmunication I rrpreferllcd tttyou the rirt-ut-nll‘anres undci which X fmtnd it expe. dient to withdraw the army from in forward oi t.tt.... in rnnttnr Alhtntat; within thtt whic it at prerent neettnit-t, and which 1 trtttt will have zppeared to hit ttt..;ttty rtttrteient lu Illlralll the meta ure. he (erfun of the year, 'IlJlClI hat al- rtattytttttnter the arrest ‘nr ninter. give tne, from 5 dav‘ to day additional reafnn to a - preltetid tha't any at.tempt.towarda a profecutittn ufthe campaign in thin country, would not be attended with derihve ad-untagu, whilll the im- pnllibiltty ufcavering the trbapt in the narrow dintitzt or the country of nut poTTt-lhun during the ...nter;...d t:-.e,t.reta.i.t..tna.e of r..,.,.r.et I0 heetpetied it. that rearnn, ttttttd to the eon. vitliovt ‘I felt, that the mall advifeahle tnealureto he pnttned was to rttnuve with llll: arn... Io En- gtattd ','an' tntetttien tttttth, although it -might have etttttredrthe army to then int. in in execu- tion, ljttda in my mind prderalale to any other wh.et‘i eotttd be adn,..ed.,, , 'Undcr.lhiI itnprwlhun, and eennatting that ferrous loft might e:-tftte fruit-t delay, I have been indtted to ‘eeno de tn atnttttite, tn corjunflton with vice-admiral Mitchell, with Gen. Brtmc. cnmwtandtng the French and Batatiat-t armies, oi tthieh the cutidilifms are enetnrett; tnd tt-1.ttti,tI- 'th....,;h,they provide for g..ing‘..,n t large num- er oiprfttnnert of war, new in ten. huids, yet t trttn Willltnl he tllougltl by he majelly tn ttta. drquate ootnnentttinn ten tntny ..-alnthtotit-et “which mufl have been loil,'&lter,the ohjaii atlticlt ha: hitherto tlireiled them, ‘no longer prctnifed fucccfl‘, and when the only "meant Wl'IICl.I re. rented thetnrettet or Zrtfuting a reettteretteat were tltofe BF ieforting tn the tdcllrumve mea- ittre af inuttdatirtn from the (ca, which, as it would have involved the inhabitant: of the north- etn nttt nrthia. etinot in....tn t... I rent. or‘ years, mull have ‘lteen highly repugnant to the ‘feelingt, as tnell as cuntrary to the (hanfler and piaQice of the Britiih nation. I rt-ll ctmlident that the wturivet wltith I have here dt‘I7ltd will etrrufe me to his ‘Majelly, far having afled with- nttt tartan... .;nn.tttt.n.t tttttn ‘home, ...tt that t thttt have the rttitraaion or ttnotttng that my eondna, in that terneet, hattnet ttithhtt Mt. jelly‘: ;ratie.ts'.m....httttttt. . , ‘ ,- t. Iarrt,&ca ‘A a‘ -' . rsinnetty . 1 FREDERICK. inn, xen.,n..ndat,&t. . , . Right ti ,[1’lANl!.Al’l'I)N.]' A R T I C L E S Jgwetl upon between Illajtzr-Gzrtenal Krttnr, Jul anthnrytd hy Itir thighngfi tlte aDItlegfYa7 , -mrrtman :1 in ac irftf tltl -tmnloined Eeglrjlt and Rtyittn RIM], and tittten Rojliluait, gen- eral cfbrigadz and nrijttlant-general, Jul] at. . xIt.;tt'f.t1bt-rt'tt'zett'Brttne, gennnl and rum- ,1vttartrt':r.t'ttt’Itt'rfrJ:rIt: Finch an:t1Ba:am'tan uvwtj. re‘ ' ‘ . Art. L Fr-tn tit: dIle!orIl)iI‘G0lIVelIli(7lI all hnlltliriei fhyll ceafe bElW(‘Cn’ld'Ic witx armies. Art. , e irieof idctnirrarinn. between the faicl arnties, fhall be the line of their refpee titrc out-vpytlls an they now <xi “Z t“ 1! ‘ Art‘ Ill. The continuation of all worh of- fenlive and defrnlive fltall be fufpendcdion both Iider, and no new ones a I be underta en. t Art. XV.‘ The mounted batteries ralten - fcllion of at the Helder, vr at other pnhtmnt within the line, now hoot. ‘.e by the vtomliirttd Englilh and RuRIInVIln’Iy.‘atall he tetteted in ,the flare to lll'tICh’IlIty'Wtl't taken, or (in enle the Dutc ry taken therein lhall be pre- rtrtett.---': .' t t - - Art. V. Tia: combined Engltlla and Ruf- . ntntrtny ntatt etnhath .. rt... 35 Fumble, and lltall rvacuatetlt: territory, euallt, idtndt, and internal Iuvigrion er‘ the nttteh Republic, hy the 30th of ov. i799, ‘ltlilhotll cummitting any devallatinn; by inunditlonltcuttlng Dy other way injuring the fourc: ’ ,‘Art. VI. Any [hips ofwar, er other veCl'elt which may arrive with reinforcement: for the t ot...ta,,t..on. combined Britilla pntl Rulliiu itrny, lhall no‘ erttntttotetttentg in then prefent tt..e, tnd all-' Lee, or ‘La STEPHEN COULD,’ at their rrtr.tt..g.othte, ttttpnrtte the t:e...t.rtoi.re. equally tt mt.-rt, tn'(end , tfrench and ttatatitn t...e., Iu'faIiafy.h.im1clf t. , N [To1'.u. Nuns. 172.?’- AND in vnsr cortcztti;s?--Ct7a;:r ' land the fame, and lhallbe fen: away‘ I! foot: It edible.’ ' ‘ ' ‘ Art. VII. C!nt!li Brttne (hall he at liberty, to fend an tttrteettt-..t.i.. the tenet orthe ztt,-p tttet ' lolhEHeldef,t0reptrrIlu him the tttte of the hattertet tnd ttte prttgttrl or the embltclliun. ttn Rttttt lltglxrlefx the ntthe nr Yorlt thttt he an nfhcrr within the that no new vmrlta are :arricd nn, on their lide. An rtllicer of malt and dtllinflittn lhall be fen: (rem each 'amty‘re(p=(ltvclv, to guarantee the tlecullhm tvt Ihi: eonte ...‘. t Art. VIXI. Eight the-ufand prifonen ol'war- > French and sauviant, ttketrbefttre the preft-nx campaign, and now ‘ttetatttui tn England, [hall be tettotett ttsthottt ronlitllnni Io thett rttpeetite countriet. The proportion and the choice of fuclt prtfuncrt for each-, to be determtrted be- lvteen the [W0 repttblrrs. hlljttf gcnctql tent... lhallretmita with lltll French army to guanntee the etterution of this article. '. . Art. 1X. The Callcl agreed upon hem-Ht, the two artntet for the ettthange ofthr prtfnnhr. taltrn dunng the Prefrnt umpaigrt. than emttin. tte in ttttttotee tttt attttau he etrtttd iItmcom- [Ilclc eret..t...t.; tna t. .t rntthtr ‘agreed the" Dutch Admiral De Evinter tllaall he t-..,[.4,,‘4 at tttthangcd. - - v ‘ . Cnncluded tr ;tttn.ttr;.hQ tsth nroste. her, t-;99,lay the uhdclhgned c.,....t onten, rttntnted ..;i.t. r..tt ...... t. y thttt . . (Signed) r J. KNOX, ttttj.cet.. " lslgned) R05'l0L1.ANT. ' ‘ Atthtv or 1-Ii-LLVETXA; zutztrtt, ca. :6. - " Jttajenn, Commnndtr tn Clrirf. tn tIte'Mt'n.'.'ler , at warty nit rzezntter tttpautz. ' Citizensbtteituta,‘ - -M ‘rut: tall t.-eottnttt httte had ofstmrroti‘ ttate, that he had heen rtttt rnr three div! hrt. Rding ll Ma,-e..retd -, that hit Itmy .... trdneed’ to about 5coc men, mn9 ul’ ulmni Ire delittuzc ’t.tt.n.t and thoet, and in I deplr-rabl: tttttatitt.-., on thetr marrh to rietttttatth, tthtth inducer tne In fuEpt3[c that he is endeatoring lo tat-a hit jttnttsen with the retnatnt nr the nrnty nr Korre. ttnrr. what gate. greater ptohthtiity to tttit Vjttnftlolt it, (Eat the Rnmlrll ttht. were upnrl the. Rhtne hate tit he... ltlilvtd by the Atantitnt, and ltemlfthinglnwzrdx the tire entt. y movement irttn the Onion: will take piare on the 18‘l't ... (gill. . x . tstgued) ’ . MASSENA. . ‘FRANK!’ RT. on. at. i The httrnn nr wlr are lcrumlntncing on ttt Rhine. Ltu night the rrenttttretred the Rhine end theMt .. in .et.nnd.-rahtt rntre, nearcter. geltlu, andrenntrcd the t.t.attA..4ir.‘t.. roree .e the Irrnlory Ofnllmnldt. The arnttd peartntt, tt ohld lgaln tdtantttt, tte ltkewiiejllltillhg I. it thnntht Ihll the rtenth are mediating ano thet excurlinri Iglttall Manlteim and Helbmn, It wtttten the Arrttdtntert ertny in swtttertand. ' 0 tr tit, tt htethed up rtnnt Ill hides,‘ and vlr are tn tianget ttr all tttrtttntniettton being ettt 1:5 The lateil letters from Swabie have ant arrived. On the 9th. Maj:-r Cots. Szenltereflty fent a dettehtnent tr sztttethnrntt, rt-hotaid an etn. bivgoon all thettetrett in theriner, tnttnrrent: the arcbitiftto (‘LII (ity, Mr. Heft, and carritc hitn nit, tt ttett at the lumbar for regiiring th. ttridge tarhnttt It Neidetraa. ‘ - a ‘ YARIS. ()tlt-.I!rr .e.- ' ti, tptunnlplrlf, wltufe ',,.neotd:...a,. .t....y. tnt, , fill or the tte... at the day, did not deplr hi. lplrlmelus t... the an er in. ttnttl, . ,- the rag: the .nt-e....'.... tttnted ... he and -pttred " Whole night tt the Lnretnhottrg. He ‘was yer day ltrtivtd theta by the Diteanry, in a tn; andtente, atone u'(lv-tit.’ Btrulthialrriva ' pillage! ttett (‘Vol dtd with eititent, with? t tte the min tthnte ntnte httttnght . ff ny grtllevtllx. tte rtenttd renr.hte..r.- y,,-,' me. He tttted hit htnd tort.-erat ofIl’lc' , v,,,,,. who had (tried htilil taint t.. ttttr, end . 4;, .' departed enchanted with having Teen lair ,, ’ Ofitrber :3. t . Among the erttplttyrnent: ulTtgner",], W for Buonaparte, are twa well wort 1.’. or b‘. The 5. it, la recover ttaty, and tntre'h to v.'...( the (trend to repairto Berlin, rtdthrre eh tlttdea peace. ‘ ‘ tl . .‘ o . t . rteint, where n..o...,.t-tte ttt.-.‘de.1,“.'..t.. titre ittwn nf t ieyet. 1: ret-eivcd in name l'r ]tv‘tit..t Czfar. and poll'ell'u ftnne lunainl wh tttett ttt tntittttaty-an I nedttn,‘ tn tre. t I Irnpllitlie btuther in law. It wax the &CltlnIVy>Drd‘gIiE0l.I‘ '[..-it. - "3 ‘.7’ .

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