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L U U.r S V I L L E, •S.nVRDATr, November 6, 1802. fcjr 3 'This Gazette, which was to have been puElifhed on JVedneJ- Jay left, has been tin avoidably bcjlptned until 'ibis Day. November 6. Vfe have it from a refpena ble fuurre, iliac the price of cotton, is rapidly on the rde. IMPORTANT. Letters from Liverpool Rate, that fnort ftaple cotton was felling from i 6 to iSd. and ‘Jong llaple, 210 35. ( Charted on payer. The Legißature of this Rate convened at the State Houle, on Monday laft. On Tuefchy the Senate made choice of the honorable David Km an urn, as their Prcli : ei;t, and Wm. Robertsc n, e feu hr, J r. 7 as their fecretary. The Houle of Pep-ef na tives made choice of ti ■ hono rable Abraham Jackson 7 , as their Speaker, & 1 lines Holt, cfquire, as their Clerk. On Wednefday they defied the Honorable JOHN MIL* LEDGE, Governor. Jabez Bowen, Efq. Judge vf the Eaftern Diftrid. Archibald Martin, Efq. Solicitor (General of the Wcft ern Diftrid:. Doctor William Cocke, Phy Reran for the Fort of Savan nah.—And Captain George Throop, Harbor Mailer for the fame. Governor Tattnall’s commu nication to both branches of the Leg:nature, containing his refig nation, lhall appear in our next. i *" We congratulate our country on the choice of a Governor.— The eledion of Mr. Mdledge /hews the decided republicanifm of this Rate.—Every effort was lifed, and every Rory propaga ted, which could poHlbly be invented : and after all—the ' leluk was 48 for Mr. Miliedge, • u * and 22 for Mr. Caines. 'L iumphs cf I 'eder elfin ! ! James A. Bayard, the pillar and the bully of federal:fir.*—— end D Inu CongrcfHonal career on the fourth of March next : the "Citizens of Delaware having rhofen in his Read Coe far A. Rodney, by a majority of fif teen votes. Further Triumphs 1 Pennfyhania Electio n. Fall year the republican ma jority in the city of Philadel phia, was 1:5. T his year it is 426. Does this look like io fing ground ? 1 he city and county of Phi ladelphia, and Delaware, fend three reprefentacivcs to Con grefi. Jofeph Clay, Jacob Richards, and Michael Leib, .ail republican, are undoubtedly deded by great majorities. The republican tickers for 'gev erncr, for members of aftem bly, for the city anti county, and for the councils of the city, have all iucceedcd. Nat. Lit , Nu hj-t riant 'TeUT frcr-i h get* 1 tUwan in I ayettevdle , to the j Editors , dated the 15 th inft. \ ftlloWS I “ A letter received here yef- i terday, by a young gentleman \ of the Academy, from his fa- j rher, a very refpedable man in | Georgetown, s. c. dated the 1 11 th inft.* lavs, (< This town I and neighbourhood are all in 1 great alarm, four French fii- | gates from St. Domingo, were j the whole of yt Rerday employed | in landing Brigand Negroes at j Mr. Al’Run’s fea Riore planta tion, Wacramawj and it is find they have landed not Ids than one thouland—the militia are ! marching from ell directions | againß them.” Iprtfume thofe j are the frigates that were fome | time ago at New-York, and finding that they could not ef terdt their defign there, Ret red round to take advantage of a more defenedefs place.” d, Cj , Minct vet, Mr. King our ambaftador at the Court of Grcat-Britain has reiigncd, and was to let out for the continent cf Europe prior to his return home. His rcfig nation, mu ft have been unex peded by our Executive—what the caulc and motives of it were time may dilcover, Aurora. [lt is undeiftocd that at the next Prefidential eledion the federalifts mean to hold up Gen. C. Pinckney for prefidenr, and Mr. King for vice prelident. Mr. King’s refignacion is moil probably a preparatory ftep. Citizen. l LOUISIANA. A London paper cf the 3d Auguft, concams the following on the lubjed of Lcuijiana : ‘ c Wc arc allured that an im portant document may Ihortly be expeded to be publ.lhed in the Fiench journals refptding the ccflion of the Province of Louifiana by the Court of Ma drid to France. Gen. Barna dotte has received orders to held hi nilc If in readme Is to embark with a final! army for that coun try, of which lie is appointed Governor and Commandant General.” A London paper cf the 17th fays—Letters from French foldiers lately embarked at Toulon and Breft, ftate, that they are deftmed againft Algiers. Troops havealfo been embarked for Louifiana. Twenty differ ent paragraphs have corrobora ted this fad.” The new [papers of the lea ports furnilh daily evidences of the Bankrupt principles of the late adminillracion—upon an examination of 453 cafes of bankruptcy—in our maritime cities, there are found only 27 perfons ever fufpeded of re nublican principles!— And there are among them, to a certainty, 211 Engl lih agents or Englifh partners ; and 74 1 evolutionary Tories ! 1 he remainder are c quivocal—and yet it was this bankrupt incereft that forced upon us the BritiJJj treaty, the Barbary tribute—and all the afflictions, connedcd with the ocean, to which wc have been fubjtd. jf The tory prints objefLmhe -' | election of p hvficians to Con -1 grefs—but are very zealous to monopolize the lawyers—this it is to be pnTumed is an evi dence of their regard lor virtue \ and talents! The Circuit Court of the I linked Stares for the diftrict of I j New-JeiTey, met at Trenton a ] I few clays fince and adjourned on j j the lime day, there being no | bufmefs before the court. With j faces of this nature conftantly occurring, he mull he incurably blind who does not fee the ne ccfiity of additional courts, &c. i &c.. [Bee, \ We this day prefent our read- | 1 ers with news from France of I vail importance to mankind.— i I I It will be feen. with regret by the I virtuous and enlightened part ! of the world, that a combina- | tion, originating in political and ! ecclefiaflical corruption, and aided by the bayonets of mer cenaries, fhould have reduced the French nation once more to a Fate of abjed flavery I Whether the power of the U lurper refts upon a lalting foun dation ; or whether the horrid farce which has been exhibited in the inftitution of the new fyftein, is but *the prelude to , frelh convulfions, and another revolution,timemuftdetermine, i It is however pretty certain, that j if the Ufurper and his coadju- i tors had confided in the attach- j ment of the people to the change they have affcdled, fo great a military force would not have been in readinefs, when the new order of things commenced, with the avowed intention of awing the difeontented into fi lence and fubmillion. Great God ! muft the bulk of mankind be forever at the mercy of knaves and tyrants! [. Albany Reg, Emigrations to America. From a late London Paper. Emigrations to the Wellern Continent from the northern parts of Ireland, and from the Highlands of Scotland, are con tinued to an extent fo alarming as to call for the immediate confiderationof the government. Upwards of 1,800 perlons have failed from Londonderry, Belfaft, &c. for America, fince the beginning of June, and Fill greater numbers are preparing to follow as loon as they can provide means for their trans portation. A Scotch Journal which we received yefierday, contains the following article : “ On Satur day three veffcls failed from Fort William with emigrants for America. It is lamentable to think, there are no lefs than twelve Flips engaged for the Welt Highlands, which muft carry off fourteen or fifteen hun dred of thofe deluded'wretches from their name country. — Before they had been three hours at fea, feme of the poor crea tures on Saturday came and afked one of the Bailors if the land they law America, which fhews what an idea they have of their voyage. The I,'inv.ftute p; iibners have arrvcd at Hamburgh from For: Georg*!. Mr. Arthur 0\ Conner has received a paflborc from citizen Reinhard, \he French mimfter there, to pro ceed to Paris ; but molt of the others were preparing to detarr for America. Extracted Paragraphs. Ratified copies of the cob vention between his Britannic u-ajefty and the United States, which was figned on the Bth of J anuar y 1 j ft, were deli vered and exchanged by Mr. King and lord Hawkefbury, at London, on the 10th of July. A letter from the hon. Mr. Gore, in London, received at Bofton, informs that Mr. King has refigned his ficuation as am balfador at the court of St. James 5 that he was to fet off in a few days for the continent, and is to be cxpedled here in the ip ring, Dutch papers ho the 4th of Auguft, received at Bofton, in dicate the rapid revival of com* mercial enterprize in Holland, The famous bank of Amfter-, dam had been re-eftablilhed on its ancient foundation, and things appeared reverting to their for mer Rate. Britilli newfpapers arc pro hibited in France, inconfequence of the feverity of the remarks of the Englilh editors on the French government. The emperor of Morocco had declared war againft the United States, and ordered away* our conful; but by a later ac count it appears, that he had changed his mind, and the con ful had returned to his functions. Sortie American veflels have been taken by Tripolitan cor* fairs, although Tripoli is block aded by our frigates. The prizes are carried to Algiers i and from the infolcnce of the dey of that regency it is appre hended he will demand more tribute of us or declare war,—* A French fquadron failed front Toulon againft Funis, to pro-* ceed from thence to Algiers. The harvtftof wheat in Eng land this year is great, and the crop and vintage in Germany promife abundance. A DUEL was fought a Hiorfi diftance from Newbem, n. c* on Sunday evening the 4th Sep tember, between Richard DohPs Spaight, Elq. formerly Governor of North-Carolina, and John Stanley, Efq Senator tor the diftndt of Newbern. After exchanging three fires each, 00 , I vvirhout effefl, at the fourth nre> ! R. D. Spaight received a ball ; dftedlly underhisarm-pit, which ! put a period to his exiftence four hours afterwards. I l,c caufe of this unhappy afFan" proceeded from a dilpute of a * poiitirai nature. Charleston, OSicher ,p f* On Monday the 4th ot Oclp-’ her inftanr, departed this life for a better inheritance, the venerable and refpebled Darnel. Cannon, efq. in the 77 c h yeai of his age. If we confidcr him as a chri. * tian, citizen, hufband, i mailer, friend or companion, “ We Jcarce fall lock ufw bis like again d* *