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£ T pt) «lS I Cjj , Milling to enjoy —The I Jell or \icpuhlkan\fld" againil v/aich iiicy had railed. September 21. ' By the arrival of the Eliza, we hue received the diiagreeable intelligence of the capture, by the Spaniards, of the llup Molly, and the brigs Maria and Sophia, of tins port, bound to the Medi terranean. The aggregate a mount of the cargoes of thefe vefleis is eilimated at 300,000 dollars, a great portion of which has been inlured ia lids city. We do not learn under what pretext the above captures have been made. SALEM, Sept, 29. Tefterday arrived the Jhip Ac live capt. Nichols from Madras, who has favored us with the fcl icking intelligence: That an over!and dif patch arriv ed at Madras about the id of May, with the accc unt of a rupture be tween Great Britain and the northern powers of Europe, in conjeqticnce of which, all the Jhips in tbe roads under Dan if colours, were immediately feized, an dir an quebar taken pojjcjflon of by the Britjb on the 1 ith, and Sarampoiir on the 14-th of May : lhat a great number of the country flaps were taken up by the government, upon a formidable hut floret expe dition, which Jailed , principally from Bombay, about the IJt of Alar eh, having on hoard to,cco European troops, bnt attended by no more Jhips of war than were Jujjicient to convoy the f r anfports : That at the time he left Aladras, it was fupp fled, that this expedi tion was defined up the Red Sea, to aSI a gain ft the French in Egypt —7 'hat the natives near Cape Co nor in Jeizcd on this opportunity, had revolted, and in one or two rencounters had gained advantages over theßritiJh oppfled to them. ►*• v»— ’** m »»■»" —A— LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY , OSJober 24, 1801. All the acoounts from Hol land and Belgium concur in Eat ing a general alarm to pervade the coaft, in confequence of the accumulating numbers of the Britifh cruifers: They fpeak of tire negociadon between Eng land and France as not beind likely to produce an early termi nation of the war. They add, that amongft other exorbitant demands, the Firft conful requir ed the lurrender of Gibraltar to the Spaniards. From the Alary land Herald. Important hit dll gen ce. HIGH HO ! That our friend the Bntifh are defeated in Egypt, with the 1 )fs of five thouland of their heft troops. That our implacable enemies the French, have made good a landing, (high ho) ot 75,000 enemies to order and good go vernment. That no doubt can be enter -4 1 tamed pv any man of common fenfc, that Buonaparte, that arch enemy to the peace a id happi nth of the world, will cm the throJt, of every man, womanand child, in England ! High ho! 1 hat it is expedited the Prefi dent will (he moft certainly ought) order an early day to be obierved by every citizen in the I United States, a» a {high bo) day I of fading and prayer iu confe quence ot the above diftreflinp events; humbly befeechmg Al mighty God to aid and adilt our old 1 1 lend George 111. in his ef forts, to preferve the Chriftian j Religion, and the peace, liberty and happinefs of mankind high bo ! That every admirer of, and friend to that immaculate i and pins perfonage, George 111. be rcqdefted to hohl himlclfin readmefs to march at a moment’s warning, to fuch part of the United States as his Britannic majtfly fhall, by the affillance of divine providence, land, for the loyal purpofe of adminifter ing to h*m in the day of his dif trels, comfort and confolation. HIGH HO. From a Providence (r. i. Paper. It is the obfervation of an ele gant and profound hif tori an, that t( there is an ultimate point of dcpreffion as well as elevation I from which human affairs natu rally return in a contrary direc tion, and beyond which they ne ver pafs in their advancement or decline.” Towards this point of depreflion, things were ap i. ' O 4 preaching when the groaning Have of taftern defpotifm threw 1 his envious eye to the new he | mifphere. A profpedl of relief foon opened ; defpair gave way to hope ; and the melioration of the human condition has been happily realized. A fpirited Engliih writer fpeaking of our forefathers, fays, “ they left their native land in ftarch of freedom and found it in a defart.” Fly ing from theirdomefticmiferic;, they have tranfplanted the tree of liberty on this fide of the Atlantic from a foil in which it was perifhing, and have com mittitted to us the precious care of its cultivation and improve | ment. Its growth has, indeed, I for a feries of years* been re -1 tarded by various caufes: Its ! brances, however, arc rapidly j fpreading over many countries; i Its fruit is ripening, and the fuf ferers of all nations are reaching out their hands to gather and tafte the peculiar excellence of its qualities. It is true, the cru elties and inhumanities of the firft; European feitlers of the American continent, towards the natives, partially tarnifhed the reputation of the enrerprize; but thefe enormities proceeded from the remnants of European fyftems. The boafted civili zation of the old world, fan (Ti nned every fpecies of barbarity in the new, until a train of fortu nate circumftances enabled the latter to rival the wifdom and t outfhine the glory of the former. I The dreary wildernefs has here been reduced to the pleafantgar- den, and rhe rude lavage pHTn tv! iifto the enlightened citizen. Ihe principles of civil liberty, and the locliincs of humanity are moving hand and hand a mong us SHERIFF'S SALE. On the Fh-j}TUESD.iT i.i De cember next,Market He lift, 'u Loui/vt'-e, lel'xeot the heurs ;f t<>> ar.l three o'clock , ONE CHAISE and HAR. :\LSS, one PLUNK, with POPPETS ; one pair of*SAD DL.L BAGS, with lonic \\ car j Ul g Apparel, to fatisfy John | Coibcips cede and jail fees.— i Conditions, (. alh. JOHN I’AUI ETT, I _ Sheriff. October 17, T) ROUGi IT to Jail, a Nc- gro Boy, culls his name JERRI, yellow cpmplexion, appears to be 14 or 15 years old, lays he belongs to a Mr. Shovel], of Savannah. The owner is defined to prove his property, pay charges, and take him away. jOIINPAUI ETT, Sheriff, October 17. NOTI C E. \ Til n'on 'the Firft SAT UR DAT in November next, will he an ELECTION for a CORNET in the JeffcrJon ’Troop of Light Dragoons, at the IE life of IE: Hi am Herring, in Lcuijvtllc , at which time and place ail the J'aid Com pany is requefied to attend. Charles C. Jenkins, Captain. Jofiah M. Sterett, j. 1. c. Z. Lamar, j. 1. c. J NOTICE is hereby given to all perfons having de mands againft the eftate of the late honorable JanKS [ones, deceafed, that they render them properly atlefled to the fnblcn bers ; and thole indebted to the eftate are requefied to make immediate payment, JOHN MILL EDGE, LBENEZ.ER STARK, Extcuiorfl. March 28. NOTICE. A. LE perfons having demands againfl the eft.tc of Win, Paulett Harvey, deck!. are deft red to bring (hem f orvvard, properly authentica cd—And thufe in debted to the eft. ate, a'c requeft | ed to make immediate pay ! m?nt, MIELY HARVEY, Adrn’rx. May 9. F O R R E X T. IffT A convenient STORE, and one of die bed fituations for buiintfs in LoTifviile. Enquire of the Printers. June 13, 1801. FOR S A L W\ ’ '' v • Dm ' \ at public cv •/, on y at Act ti n nozv occupied iy Jitney Taylor, cn l.iuicjhre C r cck t i II njhngtcn county, A iiact of Lionel containing 3° 5 u.rcs, us appears h» ,n the original plot; this tract of land has been iettied, there is 100.1- cies of at cleaied, and in)proved with houses and tenets • \ i!>nv . iug peach orchard, and tome.ip pur trees i this is a plantation lute the property of John i av ion, dec and is lold by a rule üblolute ot the Inferior Court of VV a thing ton county, tor the bend it of the heirs and creditors, ngieeeablc to the llatute in inch tales made and j rovided. Ihe terms ot conveyance will be one moiety o| thepnr chafe money to be paid one year from tlie day of fale j the re maining half to, be paid at the | expiration of one year f rom the j time ot the full payment. A i bond, with good iecurity will be required, before the right of the | land is altered by JESSE BRETT. Owen tour. Executors. \\ alhir.gton county, Ocl. iy. LO S T IN Loinfvillc, on the night ot Monday the 20th inll. a French , made Silver Wath, with agile . chain, and no chriftal. Whoe ver will deliver tire watch to the \ Subscriber will be grate fully re ward eel. ROBERT FULWOOD. Oflober 25. S T R A Y E D, / ON the night of Saturday the /17th inll. a RAY MA U K of * the following defi ription : 14 1-2 hands high, 5 years old, branded on the right buttock thus, Great fallen, by the Fiflula, feme white hairs in her forehead, and one white fpot on her back, near the fhoulders. Whoever will deliver her to the Suhfcriber lhall receive areward of! ivc Dollars, and all cxpenccs J A paid. EBENEZER JENCKES. C die her 24. NOTIC L. On Saturday the slb5 lb of December next, zvill he fdd, part of the I'erf oral EJlateif Patrick Con nelly, late of the aunty (fjef ferf on, dec. for the benefit rf tied heirs aud creditors. Confiding of Cotton, G -m,’ and Fodder, Horfes, Hogs, Black Clide, Farming (J ten fils, Houlehold Furniture, 6c c. Ihe fale will be at the plantation < 1 die I'aid Patrick Connelly, do ceafed, and the terms nude known on theday. THOS. STREET, Adm'r. MART STREET\ Adm'r.: N. B. Alfo will be rented' and hired, the Plantation and Negroes, ami polk Ikon given oa live lirft day of January next. October 25', itfoid
