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i trcnih fcftion of an aft of ihc Gate oFNorth- Garnlina, entitled 41 An aft for the relief of the ofii'ers and foldicrs of the continental line, and for other purposes (paffedinthe year one thousand f&vcn hundred and eighty three) thence with the military boundary lipe, weft to the place where it interfefts the Tcnncflce river; thence down the waters of the river Term (Tec, to the place where the fame interfefts the northern boundary line of the (late of Tcnncflce. ITo Lc continued.) LONDON, Jv ov 4* Last night a vote oferedit to the amount of 1,400,000!. was granted by the Houfc of Commons, in lire committee ol supply. July 5. Friday night, in ecnfequence of his ma •eftjA raeflage to parliament on Wcdnefday, lord Henry Pett), brought forward a pio pofiticn relative tothc new arrangement and ’ncrcafe of the annuities provided for the maintenance of the younger branches of the foyal family, except the duke cf York, who inconfequence of the ample provision made for • him by parliament, had waved any further ( 'aim on the liberality of the country. Lord Henry Petty propofol that the incomes ot the princes should be incrcafed from 12,c0o 1 ., to iS.otol. that of the princess Charlotteof Wafer, from 6oc®'. to 7000!. thofc of the princefles from 5000!. to doool. and that <>f the prince is Sophia of Glnucefter, from 4000!. tb 50001. jind that of the dt kc of Glouccfter from Soook *O/4,000!. per an num ; 40001. w-«s iiifo voted to the dutch, efs D.'wagcr cf Giouccfter ; all of which arc now ta be Retire on and transferred to the coofoiidated fund. July 18. We learn from Maples, that Vesuvius con ftnucf to rage. Th#fcrr.tcT still difcliargcs a great quantity cf flones, resembling Inil. On -the sth and 6 h a continual nnife was heard extremely loud, while the thick cloud tb»t enveloped the fommit of the mountain was alternately penetrated by flaflics of fire, arnsrlngly vivid, rcfcmMing lightning. The coutfc of the lava ran towards the Terre del Greco, and along the eminence upon which the Cloister of Cmnalduha is situated, k has extended to the dillancc of four miles, de- It toying all the trees, vineyards, and habi tations it has met wtill in its course. Just row {'ays an account of June ift.) it has reached the high road in the neighborhood of Terre del Greco, while a great number of strangers and curious persons are reputing to the spot to be witrefifas of the singular phe nomenon, Tlia Terre del Greco is (ituated at the foot of Vesuvius, with a population cf ?5,000 fouls, JUI.Y 24. . Extravagant as the rumor received via dials urgh was fuppofctl to he, it ftetrs a prevalent report on the continet that the Porte has tmde an aftual transfer of Egypt to France. From private intelligence which has reached us from the Continent, we hav« tea Ton to think that the Porte has completely abandoned hetfelf to France, and that Hie is on the point of concluding a treaty cf alii. / anc; with her. , There can be no ft longer fydiptom of the approaching diffolmion of the Tut kith power in Europe. From the preparations making by Rufiia and Austria, as well as by France, we (hould not be surprised to hear that partition was made, before thirc months, between those powers, of all the Turkilh European poißffions, JItL.Y 2J. It is reported that Lord Henry Petty will retire from the Chancellorship of the Exchequer soon after the prorogation. This will still further weaken the power of the Toxincs in the Cabinet. PRINCESS OF WALES. Some particulars rcfprfting the nature and result of the imparant inquiry which has been ioftituted into the conduft of an illus. trio us Female are in circulation among the higher circles. The examinations are said to have been confined to two points; the firft refpefting th; birth and parentage of a child of four years old, educated under the immediate proteftidn of the Royal person in quell ion ; the next as »o the general difere tion of her conduft. The infant is afeer txined, by reference to the regittry, and to its parents, as well as by the concurrent testimony of every pcrfnn examined on the creation, to he the child of persons in a very humble r-nk of life at Deptford, and to have been maintained and educated by the Princess on die purest and most amiable principles of Charity and Benevolence. Go the fcc»md head a large mTs of evi dence, we-underftafid has been bre’t forward, ' in the conrfe of which most of -he persons in her Royal Highncf's Houfdiold have been examined, The whole «f the report has been prefenlcd to his Ma jelly, who has ordered copies to he furnifhed to the two .Royal persons personally inter* fted in the result of tji: invrfligation. The commif lioners to whom this delicate enquiry was confined, were the Lord Chancellor, Earl Spencer, and Lord Grenville. PARIS, July 24. Tt is averted, that t n the 15th of this -month, the difeufliona which exiltcd for the arrangement of the affairs of Germany were terminated, and that the Ministers of the Kings of Bavaria and Wirteraberg, the Elcftor of Baden, the Landgrave of Hefl'c. Darmftsdt, the Duke of Cleves and Berg, . the Princes of the Hoofe of Naiao, the Prince of Vfemberg, the Prince of Saim, * the Conn' of Leger, etc. Concluded a trea ty of alliance and reciprocal guarantee, un der the title of Federation of the Rhine. It is though they have taken the resolution to separate themfclves from the Germanic Body, lor the purpose of having no more contradictory relations between their inter ests and their policy, (Pubitdjle.) CHARLESTON, Sevtember 25. By the arrival of the brig Report, capt. Chapman, we have been favoured wirh files ol Paris and Bordeaux papers to the 29'h cf July. These turnifh us with an official account of PRELIMINARIES of Pi.ace having been signed between Fea::ce and Russia on ’the 20th July. On the fubjed of Peace with England the paftengers in the Report Irate, that the peo ple of F rance were very sanguine—ls was known that, negociations were carrying on 1 lor this purpose, and no doubts were enter- . I tainedbut that they would result in Peace. I * - THE BONAPARTE FAMILY. Carlo Bonaparte, the father of theemperoj —dead. Laert'ia R nsparte, the mother at Paris. Cardinal Ftfeh, thg uncle. Joseph Bonaparte, the cldtft brother, king of Naples. His queen. Napoleon Bonaparte, th# emperor, Madame, Napoleon (Jofephire) Bonaparte the empress. Eugenios de Bcauharnois, vice.king cf Italy, her son, Lucien Bonaparte, the emperor’s fccond brother*—in retreat in Italy. Louis Bonaparte, king of Holland the emperor’s third brother. Jerome Bonaparte, captain of the navy, the emperor’s fourth brother. / Madame Bacchiachi, the emperor’s eldoft filler. < Prince Murat, brother-in-law to the em peror. Princcfs Mutat, the emperor’s third fitt er. The princcfs of Piombino, ci devantprin ccfs Borghefe, ci-dcvant Le Clerc, empe ror’s yonngeft lifter. Madame I/ruis Bonaparte, now queen of Holland. Mtdamc Jerome Bonaparte, at Baku more. It is dated through the medium of the federal prints, that “ his mod Catholic mtjelly has renewed and. continued the ap pointment of the Marquis Yrujo as minilter to this country”—“ Tills meafurc of the Spanish court,” it is added, “ can be eon lidered in no other point of vi«w than as a so!! and entire approbation of the condud ( of the Marquis towards this government.” It is molt probable »hat this annunciation is from the Marquis himftlf. If so, it is entitled to little credit; for the man who has heretofore so fhnmeiully distorted fafls, and so grossly mifreprefentjd the meafurei of our government, may miftate, and pro baly has mi dated, in this inftancc, the moafure cf his own. Bs this, however, as it may, the triumph of the federal presses is perfectly charaftcrifticof the party, who do not fail to rejoice at every obstacle that is prefer.ted to the accommodation cf our dif ferences with foreign powers. Be it their boast, that in their devotion to petfonal feelings, (hey forget their country. If the king of Spain has unqualifiedly ap proved (hccondntfi of his miniftcr, and has thus made his adts those of the Spanilh go vernment, much as we may regret the fol ly of the meafurc, we mutt submit to its effedk, Our government hns afted with dignity and forbearance. It has endeavored 1 to prevent the mifeonduft of a subordinate agent frem being converted into a fcricus mifundertlanding between the two govern j tnents. If Spain will permit herfelf to be deceived, and will adopt the unjaffiliable ccndud of her agents, fine mutt take the confiqucnccs. Thd circumftanres attending this case ftrittiy enforce the policy cf having the lead polßhle political connexion wiih the ! nations ol Europe. Their ccurfe of conduit j and motives to action are so repugnant so the honest principles of our own government, that it is lea reel y poffiMe to make them be lieve that our views are not as contracted or sinister as their own, Nat. Intel, LITTLE RIVER MILL S. / willfell my Mills, S LANDS, ON a Cr»d?t of one, two & three year*; or le<jfe for a term of yean about 600 acre*; 100 cleared and in the second crop —a full defeription would be too lengthy in an advertisement. in Ihort, there is net eqval in South-Carolina. tpt V - ’ I JOHN CAM e3ELL. For Sale , A Negro Wench, About Twenty years of age, a good house servant and very’ * honed and faithful——Enquire at this office. September 20. For the CHRONICLE. To the Citizens of Columbia Cottniy • 4 YOU have been very cautiously and timely reminded,, fellow citizens, by a wri ter in the Herald of the 25th inftart, who profdTes to love your intcrcft, and wellbe ing at heart; of the faft approaching era, when we will again be called upon, to give in our fuffrages, for mctnbeis to represent us in ths national as well as ftatc legislature. Those timely obfer vat ions are accompanied with all that heft of fuperciiicus and irvec. tive animadversions, which natural}' flow from an envious and wicked mind ; against a person of decided merit, and (mqucftiona* ble weight in this county. This renewn'd Mr. Cato, the writer I refer to at this time j who he is I know ret, nor do 1 knew any thing of his character ; therefore I hope it will ndt he deemed criminal in me, to be governed in what I may fay cflhe gentle man, by the specimen he has given cf him fclf. in (htr firft plr.ce then, fmcc there is ho law againll thinking, 1 an ihduccd to be lieve, tiwtt this fa id Cato, from the malevo lent disposition he seems to pdTefs, and the party he appears to efpnife, together with the low wiiicifms that principally compofc his address to yeti; iruft be a graduate in the femirary of fct:rrility and chicanery ; erd has no detihr, tirres without number, at‘td his part, upon the iheatieol In pocrify, with his fellow cmilarics, under the tuition and foledinftion of ihe wife proved Peter * I am fomeivhat fearful, that this learned Cato, When he was getting his diploma ccnfefed upon him, by the r l luficea of the above femirary, he was net critically exam ined on rhe dead languages, lincc be appears not to have made any great proficiency in writing la tin ; however, it is a very great 3cubt with me whether he knows a word of it, as I am pretty well convinced that his tmor is ignorant cf that branch ofcollegiare fudy hißtlelf ; —But as he appears to be a profrfied hand at propounding riddles, I 1 think it weald be doing cur country a piece of fervite, ferns to cncCurage him ih that fcicnce, as it appears completely adopted .to his extraordinary genius.—lt very much galls the tender feelings of my friend Cato, to fee prcfefibr Simms, (as he is pleased to call him) pntrenifed by so many refpe&able citizens of Columbia. Being entirely void of any accusation that could pofiibly militate aginft the public charather of Mr. Simms; he has .fwbfiituted and given vent, to that low, groveling disposition, which he pofiiffes; and endeavoured to trace the conduit of that gentleman, through all the cvcluticns cf his private and domcftic retirement, with a hope to (indfomcthing, rp:*c which he might dif cfearge, the dark and insidious consents of his ir flared brain* He proceeds to inform you, that a few weeks part, Mr. Simms had the prcTnmpticn to collctl a number of citi zens (lefprftable no doubt) at his own hoirfe for the purpose, he fays, of making choice of a county member, to fill the vacancy oc« cafioned by his resignation* C h envious and malevolent Cato ; to come forward in pub lic, with as much audacity (is an ealtern monarch would command one (This fubjefls) and endeaveur to stab the reputation, of an honest and upright citizen 5 who has for ma ny years part deferred well of his conftiiu lucnss ; without the lead shadow or founda tion of accusation ; with all those opprobrious insinuations; and adulating afiiraulations, that could pofßbly fail from the pen of an Ignoramus, I Admitting this coilcciicn to have taken pb:ce 3s above Mated, (which is nothing more th.-:p the prerogative of every honest arid ci. vil man) decs it not plainly (hew to the. peo pls at large, that Mr. Simms is deeply inte reded for the public welfare, and particular ly for his former conrtiruents, by getting the advice of the colledled wisdom ot the ecanty on this important pc.cafion ? Is it not, I fay, a clear demonstration, that he does not wilh such petifogging scribblers as Mr. Cato, or criy cf his pregenetors in the black art, to be honoted with his feat, or crowned with the pofleftien cf Legillative authority ? To which every enlightened and unbilled citi zen, will ar.fwej in the affirmative, andap. piaud such equitable and honorable proceed irgs. No doubt, but this fainica! prcclai mcr, would feign with to palm himfelf on the citizens ol Columbia, as one, m (hnck } led {tom ,oc al prejudices, cr the enthufiafin I of party woik.—But, Gentlemen, for your | ° wn fatisfaftion and ctuiofity, (as mine » j fufficiently gratified cn this score, trace 1 this canting, whining, hypocrir, a little fa.thcr in his perambulations ; where he j fays; “Pb juttice Binicn, timed man is it 1 thus you come forward to claim our confd -1 ent:t • 100 fearful us your (lender populari ty you have thrown yourfelf on the arm of profeffor Simms forfupport ; if you had (tend aloof from patty work, you then might have been entitled to our fuffrages.”— There re i ntains but a single queftien to he propounded, i t 0 fhis *onder woiking writer, to make it’ I appear to every enlightened mind, that he thinks fnmc cxcofe is better that none, and that he is noshing more, than one of those f.dfe profits, that have come forward In the public prints, anterior to this period, with an endeavor if possible, to' raise difeord and jargon, among the eiiizens of Columbia count)—Wo be unto the peace breakers fer they (hall have their due. The queftien 1 propofeih.cn is, whether or not, this Mr, Cato, wooM have voted for Mr. Binion, on the day of the general eledion, if he had ret bem fohcited to ftard as a candidate, by Mr. bimms, or any other man or set of men, that accompany the latter in his political principles; but merely of hit own accord hr.J fteptcd forward and c&red his ft; v;ccs t c :!> public. No Gentlemen, 1 Cin sffurcVcu that Mr. Binlcn is too much irrpreor.a’t/ with these upright, laudable *r.d if publics,’ principles, to be patrcniftdby men wl ;c d f ' light to swim in the torrent of t rif fcu ,; * and defamation. ~ 1 " a £ut citizens of Colombia ccur.ty, I ha-™ too great an opinion of your judgment gfnerofityto fuppefe, that yon would cv< r conCder the enigmatical & gicur.ditfs af] tr ficrsefa private partiftr, as a proof ct guilt' but rather regard them as the tiffufirnscf p ?r ’ | ty woik, ard the L’?ze t.f private maligiLr. ! If you are to be gcveired peri.lrmtn on if-j ! dry olckfdrn, when yoivgive :0 jrnrvnu s j by the found intrgiity and unbiased prini! j . pies cf cr y one ct the candidates; | Einicnis the nan, lift, well deferve* > C t r j f* ffrsgrs and also to guarantee cur tights & I liberties, at thiswavetirg, and cntn-alcri. ; fs of politic's) affairs.-l rdvife with youn-.y ; fellow- ccunty men, as a friend vt ho feels j deeply interfiled lor jeurdeareft rights ard j privileges, to canvas veil the diffeitnt cau. i , didates, and let j cur cheifc he fixed on thole j whefe talents ard rc-fpeflabiliry denote tbit j designation, whefe ipteitfl is blended, *idj | jour own ; men of integrity, & j fthrd judgment, ;:Ud 'rinds to cur glmh. ■ cus rcvchuicn.*—lf this le 7 cur sirr, gcr„ thtren, Birien abc*e a!’ w ii) be j cut i huic?. Various met beds no dcubt v. ill be ch plcy. ed, previous to, end rnihe day cfclrdiicn, to misguide yclir r.TTftrs, and detrch 3cu, if p'flih’e, from the true inttxells cf pour " county, but ccnfidt vfell ycur crnfcierces, arH chute ycur :ej icftr.tatives as jcu would your wifej after the mefl mature ard limed dciiternwch; lam aware if this he ycorre fnlutirn, Binicn will be honored with a n»u jifity cf ycur ft ffirrges. Laflly, Jet ret tour choice fall upon iron cf illiberal mird*, wlo make a inerit of i.licii unwearied zeal in per lecutirg rhefe who differ ft cm them inepih. ion, attd dignify theft cordndl with the name of patfiotiftm.— Ecvmc of ftu li rr.rn. 1 f aV( they have, “ the vcice of Jacob;” hut the hards of Efati. With these cbfervations I leave the fufc. jtdt ro ycur better judgment; hcp.iigycu may live in the day of your retribution; not forgetting the gratitude that is due, tp these, who have proven thernfelvcs worthy of you ftifrages for many ; cars past. 1 am gentlemen your friend. A REPUBLICAN. . ..A... , . - , ■ - I Factorage and Com miflion Bufmefs. THE Subfcnber* having entered into Pattncilh'p, under the firm of Barrett&Sims, In the above line of business in Jiiscity, inform their friends and the pub ic in general, that they fhali continue to Jcctipy th« fame Stores, as heretofore occu oied by Thomas Barrett, where they are creating, in addition, a large Cotton Ware-Honfe. Which will afford ihern rorm 10 ftc;c ycco Bales of Cotton at one time, fccut# from the Weather. THOMAS BARRETT. BENJAMIN SIMS. Auyvji 50. [r evtf] For Sale, On very low Terms. * 6 Hhds.-bett green coffee, 75; Barrels Mufcavado Sugar, 2 Hhdw do. do, 3 Chcfb frefh Hyfon Tea, 1 Brxsi No. 8 Cotton Cards, 1 do. No. to do, do, 2 Bagg: Pepper, 2000 Wc, green Copfaft*, 10 Barrels Northward Rum, 2 Hhds, do. do. % Hhd*. Jamaica do, 2 do; W. I. do. | 2 flhds, Mclaf>s, x -j- Ten B. Steel, \ do, German do. 20 pieces Cotton Bagging, a Crates Crockery Ware, 36 s>!eces lew price brown Holland*, 1 Case lew price knaped Kata, 22 pieces long Lawns, I Trunk lev/ price CatHsccs, jo do. Cotton Stripes. Ail cf which will be fold at whole fak or retail, for C»fh cr Produce, by HARRISON a HAMILTON/ On Con.miffion, iroo bi lhelt gtcticd ' J a,? - Aiigufta, Anquff 1 f), (•) torent: The brick house at pi?- fcr.t occupied by i'oft, Har -1 ris.—PofTeHlon of which may b? had cn the firflcky ofOdJobcc. WILLIAM KENNEDV. Aufrttff Z- [tf^ NOTICE, THE partnership of John & Joseph G. Cormick, being di-lfolved by thedeathofthe latter, the business will be continued usual by JOHN CORMICK. September $. ,>’■>