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LOUISV I L L E, TUESDAY, J, I7OT ■I IB 11 Tt is confidently fair!, the French d ireftorv moan to Tend the Marquis de la Faye'te. as envoy of peace to the United States. We learn that licut. DeveatlX of the fid regiment of artillerifts and engineers, has orders from the w »r department, to be ready | at a moments warning, to repair to the claware. Itisfiippofed Mudfort is the objeft for that regiment’s (lation. Wo are informed from a ref- fource. that the report re r pefting the death of Patrick* Henry, efq is premature. Died, at Mr. Wm. Dc T ony\ i in M‘lnfofh rounty. on the 20th j June, Mrs Dorothy Stu y ges % wife' of Daniel Sturgis, efq. furveyor general of this ft ate. Died, at Columbia court ho i r e, on the iB ! h uh. in the j £Q f h year of his age. rol. John ' J.nmar. In the conteft for A me rman independence, he took an aftive part, and evinced himfe’f, to h* a foldier and a patriot, j Asa man, human! y and bene volence were leading features in his charafter. Under his tedi ous and afflicting dlnefs, be mamfefted unufual fortitude, and met his fitc with frrmnefs. In him were united an affrftion- ' ate and attentive hufband, a kind and t« nder father, an indulgent and humane mifler, and an honeft, ufeful member of foci ety. On the yth ult. died at Bof lon, his Eue'lency Increase Sumner, Efq Governor of the ft ite of Maffachufetts. Extra ft oh a letter to A.’< Excellency Governor Jack) n, from Unit. co 1 , hauch \ adjutant genera'. I take the libeify to inform your Fxre’lency, th t the re- V’iewc of 2d brigade, in the ftrft divifion. hive afforded me an unlpcukable degree of latis f.iftion, “ Ihe unremitting attention which the o‘fic ns atrd nv n of tnth igadehavc exhibited whi ft under arms, qou'd be fu pdled bv nothing but fheir manifeft H- fire of acquiring a knowledge of the taft cs preferred by law to 1 lie militia of the United f tees. “ As 1 mean a general report to your Excellency after the re- through th- (Tate, I h g \ ou» Excel en- v wil con- rim, as a rn ik of g aritude winch the militia of the 2d bri ga V of Ihe 1 ft division have in- Ipired me w..h, for their great atfenti ,n to their Hu v whild und r a ms, and whi. h I c. old not refrain a for nas poftible te 111 Tying to your Excellency/* ; Extraft of a Liter from agtnC.e man in Virginia-, to his friend in Georgia , dated May 25, *799* “ After being millead, and the public mind much agitated for a confiderahle time, by men politically mad, a dawn of hope now picfents —Patrick Henry, efq. that o’d patriot , the man who firfl dared to oppofe Britifh ufurpation, and gave eminent afliftance in Terming our inde pendence, now fteps forward to 1 fave his country from anarchy , and retard her finking ruin. He is juft el fted a member of the Virginia alfembly. The patri -0 ic [ames Madifon, e(q. is alfo elefttd. It is underlined their objeft is to reftore order and heal (if polfible) the wound in fliftcd by the late alfembly in their lafl feffion, and cnnfign the I petpetrators to a mad houle, or doom them to the monftrous puniftiment due to their crime.” ■ Wilkis, June 29, 1799. Exlraft of a Utter f’om a gentle man in i harlr/lon , South-Caro~ Una. t 9 his friend in this, town. i After taking a view of all the helUgerent powers , he fays :— “ All Germany may be even tually revolutionized, and be indebted to the (pint of French jmen, for the ble(Tings of free-1 men. Poland, poor unhappy j Poland I may yet arife from the | bondage of the perfidious vil lains who have endeavored to extinguifh her name from the lift of nations. And the illuf -1 trious Kofciufko, with his pa triotic comrades, maybe refto-! red to their native foil. Good i Heavens ! with what imprcflions of our degeneracy mull the gal lant heio have left our (bores! j Some vile papers here werefo 1 fhamelefs as to boaft that none! but United Infhnien, and a few| poor Democrats, welcomed the i much injured patriot among us, I or afterwards entertained him. Certain pretended great men, obferved towards him, an indif-' ference, a coynefs that will ever di’grace their charafters, Per haps it was confiftency in them 1 not to countenance the perfecu- j ted lo dicr, After having re-j nounced the glorious caufe for which he fo nobly fought, andi was covered with wounds. Per- i fi iiou'* ap »dates ! Yourcondufti to that celebiated child of mif fortun-, completely expofes your perfidious fentiments. Ceafe delefted babblers, to prate with an rchy anddiforder. You 1 cou'd with complacence, fee a naion, double the population of our s, lobbed of liberty and property by »egu argovernments, and you beheld the man, who drove to reftore both to his country, forced to flee to Arne-1 nca for refug’. His pde ema ci ted form, drew troin you no lv apathetic feelings, no pity for his umemitted fufferings. ‘‘‘ To the honor of- judore M‘K.ean, gen. Gates, and a few’ m jic republican charaftels, they mterrainecl the worthy lit anger ?it their hofpitable tabbs; and by their delicate attentions to him, Toothed the angadh of a mind juftly deprelfcd at his country's fate. “ And yet there are wretches among us, who would lichen at the luccefs of the French in emancipating Poland, or any part of the world Pom flavery. Thofe beings aie called federal jifls, and pretend to be juft, vir tuous, and charitable. But the hypocrily of the Pharifees, can not much longer cloak the vici oufnefs of their hearts. Liberty, bell gift of Heaven, is purfuing her rout through Europe. Her flandard will be unfurled on the banks of the Danube, and per haps on thofe of the Ganges. Alia and Africa, will welcome tne triumphant maid, and vie with Europe for her favors. And the royalifls of this coun try, will dilcover that this is not an icra for the eltablilhment of monarchy among us.'* fIMMMMI For the Louifvilk Gazette ♦ M r . Day, IN confequence of two cer tain cales lately made, one a violent inorciticaiion which commenced in the toe, and in the couife of twenty four | hours got up to the throat, the patient died twice in thirty-lix hours, and then recovered per- Te6lly in Ipite of mal-treatment from the Hart; the other a ter | rible fallivation, the teeth drop ped out by dozens, the patient died ten times in the courfe of a fortnight, then recovered with a mouthful of found teeth only Iby being viewed live minutes from a pair of celebrated optics. In confequence of which, I • fay, (ohl conlidcring the influ ence of certain caufes on the 'moral faculty, can it be from jfympathy, according to the ab ; furd idea of Do&or Smith ? I had not time to obferve Briefly) part of Louifville is in a Hate of ,mortihcation. Calh will be j given for 100 weight of callomcl, 150 weight of opium, and 25 I weight of bark; alfo, a final! penfion will be given the Rev. I Dr. 13 .... . for three days * praying before the tribunal of juflice, and I hope in God*s name, they will work their way through their falvation, from the devil, to a Hate of reforma tion, with as much cafe as this patient did through her falli vation, * And then oh—~Day ! 1 he wife will fay — L ft nanirj now her ch \rrns impart 0 n ca’.'crn fairwi-h tinCeld art, | U nenvjcd by the weifeta ira’n 1 I n fylvati feercs and verdant p’ain, ! S he leaves the tri 'cfs ha py lair, V irtnes piths wi h modelf air 1 n innocence and youthful blo^m, L ike zepir r wafting fvect perfume • f, ct ambition fan the flame, Each glow *iUi hopes of wifdom’s name. N. B. The contemplative irnuie has reined to her penhve (bade. " ‘ !J * - m For the Loidfvilk Gazette . Mr. Day, A MIGHTY little fon of oM Efeu's, having in your Jaft rum ber commenced a mod tremen dous attack upon an old lady 0 f unfullied reputation, who is at this time far diflant from th e protection of her natural guar, dians, it becomes neceffary i n a country where good fenfe, p o * litencfs and humanity are the true chara&eiiflics of the inha. bitants, for fomo one to repel the attack, and to tell him, that however he may plume himfelf upon his moft extraordinary performance, he has exhibited himfelf in a moft ridiculous point of view—that in the opin. ion of every judicious perfon his animadverfive faculties are un found, and that this proof of the powers of his mind will ap pear as the true counterpart G f his perfon, which is exceedingly effeminate indeed. But I hear he has an unconfcionable thirfl for fcribbling,. infomuch that upon his arrival at Louifville, his fuft enquiry was, whether there was a printing-office in the place, for that he was mighty fond of putting pieces in the papers, and when he was told there were two, he viewed him felf with a great deal of felf complacency, and obferved he was particularly happy ro hear it, for fhould one of the papers I not be big enough to hold all his productions, 'twas but clap, ping the balance in t other. Ac cordingly the public has now before them his frift—what (hall I call it ? confound the name, if it has one, I've forgotten it, but moft unfortunately for the DoClor, it [peaks but too plain, for, from the beginning to the end cf the chapter, the eternal burthen of his fong is—quack, quack, quack; and if he knows no better how to mix his medi cine than he has jumbled this piece together ; horn fuch a DoCtor good Lord deliver us! On whatever fide I view the Doftor’s piece, I find him equal ly remote from every idea I fhould have thought it natural for him to poflefs. He wifhes to bury all the old women alive; or, which is the fame thing to embargo their tongues; in which cafe one half the dileafes that are yet to be di [covered. toge ther with a multitude of ideal ones, would never be heard of, than which nothing could have a worfe etfeCf upon the praftice of phyfic, for it can admit of no quefiion that our new prafti doner is as fond of playing off his bolufes and catharticks, as the good old fouls are of com menting upon the modern rules of pratdee, I think that if the Irifhman's thought (which was natural; when he told the lady he was converfing with, that a 5 ! prefumed her tongue mud Di ‘ very glad when flae was a Oeep»