\Urch T was put on board the
York 64; but besore I lest the
I again applied sor
mv money ; the same epithets
?s besore were bellowed on me
scvcapt Oonnellv; and thelieut.
v ho conveyed me on board the
Yoik, was ordered to tell capt.
Farrcr os that (hip, not to treat
jne as an American, nor let me
mess with the ossice* s—this how
ever was not complied with.
< n the 13th was put on board
the Acaslo srigate—treated well
On the 12th was put on board
the Delaware (loop os war, capt.
Pecatcr. On the 16th was put
onboard the brig Intrepid, os
Baltimore, in which I came
borne
ROBERT WELSH.
December 3, 1799.
CHARLESTON. Dec.ts.
In the Supreme Court os
Pcnnlylvania, in December term
1799, Dr. Benjamin Kussi, os
Philadelphia, brought an a&ion
againll Mr. William Corbett,
editor os Porcupine's gazette,
sor certain desamatory publica
tions which bad appeared in that
gazette: the cause was brought
to trial on Friday the 13th inst.;
the pleadings Were sinished on
Saturday the 14th inliant, at 3
o'clock, p. m. when thejun,
aster receiving a pertinent charge
srom Shippcn retired md the
court adjourned till 5 o'clock.
The court met again at the time
appointed, and the jury having
returned, delivered in their ver
d»a. Damages sor the plaintiss;
sii)t thiujund dollars.
LOUISVILLE.
TUESDAY , January 7, 1800.
IN THE
HoCseos Rii»h esentatives,
We he/day t December 4, *99.
The icsoluiion os senate on
the alien and sedition laws being
tcad, is as sollows, to wit:
Ihe committee to whom
vvas re^e ncd the ieveral commu
nications made to the legisLture
s ,h,s their last Msi. n,
o«her hates, on the (übjest
°J e a l‘ cn a nd sedition laws,
ana re s e,red by the Ist to the
p e ent legislatu»e, thereupon
Report, that to advise an appro
at,on r °* l bose a£h, as lotne
, ates s eem have done, would
c to speak a language soreign
J tn^lr hearts; but the commis
■e hopes s bey will be icpda ed
K U °? t l .^ e * os the
B'. e g>natuic; th y cannot
■r. - CVer o,^car expresling their
1 on them, so Lr as to
| ov ; re that the Ameucan
Kn I nnient no greater hold
sceliti e ° P,e S a^c ? ,ancc 2nd
■ ::S lbn^ ho rcaas; it would
Babich tK° U l^C rm our, dation
B u a s lt 7 ommmec ho P es and
L a sFeA° CS and CVer wil, » ° n
° s over
rivi.ed by the
a£L os a wise and virtuous ad
miniHraMon."
Exhacl srom the Journal,
G. L % Lampkin, sor
Hines Holt, clerk.
The congreslional campaign
is commenced. The complex
ion oh the new congrels will be
soon ascertais.cd by the import
ant matters which will be brought
I besore it The war advocates
will perhaps aslume a milder
, tone and quietly acquicscc in the
decisions os the cabinet* We
hope that the intemperate; irri
tating language made ule os by
some sederal zealots will be no
longer heard to dilgiacc the
national ct uucils.
James Munroe, csq is elesled
governor os the state os Viiginia,
' by a large majority.
The sollowing lines were ivrete h\ a
gentleman os this town , on leav
ing his svuealheart in Europe :
TORN srom ihose blisasul viv Tying
arms.
Fro m every dear domed c transpon
I li rn ;
I hut in sancy now be! old th se charms,
And wander nnrrnrc&ed and sorlorn.
Yet thoUsc- h civided by ocean space,
' My heart thro* lime th» I uadi? dtd be ;
Nor change os climate, nor novelty os
place,
Shall sorce a thought tb emigrate srom
thee.
NEW-YURK, Dec. 7.
The trial oj Mr , D. Frothing
hasn is preparing tor the sress, an
will appear in a st w days.
Our sellow citizens cannot but
seel sor theJitua'ion os a man, who !
was no way bound to be risporsible
sor any pubication in this paper ,
had he not srom the nusl generous
motives placed him/els b tween the
proprietor andpersecUtion. Never ,
we believe, has his case been argued.
Never has a journeyman primer
been py/ecuted sor any iking appear -
| ing in a paper. (
! It has been mosl unjujlly reported ,
that the extrast os a letter , sor I
which this man (uisers originated
with us , and was svsl published in
tie • rgus . In or ter, theresore, to
p'Ove tj the msil gnerant scdeial*
Jilts the sa/Jitv os this ajjertion and
to p ml out the generosity os their 1
champion , we Jhall just sate the \
saEl:
It sirsl appeared about the i/l os
Ostober lasl in the Epitome os the
Times , a paper publjhed in Nor
solk, jmt time aster in the Consli
-1 tutional Telegraph , a 80/lon paper,
■ and in the Centmel os Freedom ,
pub ished at Newark. Thus was
! it published in taree disserent papers,
in disserent parts os the continent ,
( besore it was copied into the Argus.
1 The anger os the man os many
works, Jlept until the A>gus re
-1 peated what he terms a 1 brl. L'ke
i the Roman , who p eiended to ssum
-1 her, while his spouse entertained
1 guesls; but perceiving one day , t at
[ a man. whom he di/hked. was about
1 to be admitted to the same sreedoms,
■ he suddenlv awoke , and cried out
Non dor:n;o
sl'epnot sor all” So that guardian 1
tie marriage bed, ovnlooked
the author, and remained quiet
unit the Argus copied the publica
tion
Then, and not till then, did this
chasle supp' rter os ‘ public stcu
nt\ and private happmls” seel en
raged. toyth came his slaming
episle. dept [ling the wukeuness os
the saFliosi eppo/ed to him , and
sraught w h tsu mosl rehca'e msu
nualvns os his own wo»th and
viitue. 100 long he ajjtried that
he had been the subjtFl os calumny ,
& d that it was now time to pvt a
Jlp to it.
Much , we acknowledge , has been
said os his condu£l % Whether hr
thinks that any reserence to his ex
ploit' in the sield os Mars , or in
Vat os Venus, is a calumny or not,
weJhall leave it to others to decide.
Is the dan gen us opinion oj lord
Manssield , that “ the great r the
truth the greater the libel s is a
maxim wUh him, tlun , indeed, we
ought to wave any examination into
the nature oj calumny.
Ihe Cose os Cooney the printer
(s ike Morning PJI in Dub in,
has been speken cj as h' ming a pre
cedent sor this pro/ccuiion (ooncy
was t'ud and sound guilty. Jdr pub
lishmg a like 1 again sl the Q ten
whch was copi a siom a Lorn on
print, end had pajsid unnoticed by
the English atterney general. But
ai ewe to go to Ire and sor precedents,
whet e law jusiice < nd 1 iglu has b< en
s ported with a: d known only as
txplded terms ? Where camp ion ,
'perjwy and venality kiks lh( beam
os jusire , and mite to glut the
malice and revenge oj accurj d ty
rants.
In England, the press enjoys a
liberty which the Irijh prtss has bun
totaly deprived cs Ihe Bri Jh
government in Ireland dia by 'orce
and ino nice dsiroy ossices and print
ing maleiiuls os ihose papers which
ext'ci sid the sreedom oj opinion.
Aot satnsitd with hariosijmg the
j printers with projections, sin s and
impris nments , they robbed thtsn os
j ih ir property at noon day
NOTICE. j
The SUBSCRIBER
Anxious to hr mg to a dosi
the accounts os the lasl year ,
thus earnesliy sold 5 his Friends to
c me sorward and di/ch 'rge their
arrears ; us an inducement to vhich
he will all w sour dollars per ■. wt .
sor SEED C TlOb, is delivered
in Louisville within ten days .
Z. LAMAR.
January 7.
WANTED TO HIRE,
ths Month or Yenr %
A NEGRO MAN.
Enquire at tiii Ossice.
Se' tember ■o.
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NoTcmb.r 5.
! Was puhVJJied, in Chaile/lon ,
On '1 hursi’ay, the 2 J January, 1800,
Number 7. os a Country Ncwspapcr ,
ENTILED,
The Federal i aiolina Gazette.
TH E Edi’r r os tht Scy h Carolina
State Gazette end Daily Aiher
ttstr. has ad* p e«' »!>• pan. r cciisc
qneuc« os ihr tolicitat ora os a gr«-at
many rcspetsil e grotleirco wl o are
»'li,'rus« in ibs com try , and sr< m the
acknowledged nertslity thrrr ii sor sucli
a paper, a« well aa be uscsu i.cla and
importance it w II b os.
La tit e into uocca '«u v and pla nly
the pr nc pics upon which it (ha 1 be
• oodussed.
He has t. krn in o osrre sh p r hia
GvZ ite, Mr Thomas Shespakb. a
gtDticmap whos ab ut cs he an had aa
oppo tun y ol judg ng os 'rrm the
caper encc sa s« vto ye?ri* acquaintance.
The Federal Carolina will
theiesore be pul I (hed on I hmsday, in
each week, under ibe d'lcCtion and
sirm cs
Timothy & Sheppard,
Whi se uii'ted exertions will be made
to met it the esttem and patronage os
the public.
The «r ndit’ona are three dollars, spe
cic per am urn, in advance.
1 will be pr riled on suprr rnyal
paper, the sixe os the Dai.y Advert
tiler,
$jT Lctlrra (poll paid' a dre(T d to
the • dilrra will be duly noticed . and
the gteaest pun6»*aliiy obs ived n
scwarding the papirs icc r'in* to di
rection. January 7.
Louisvil'e G-zctic Ossice,
'ann..:v 7 18 o
Subscribtrs who are indebted
sor the louisville Gazet e or sor
any other priming dene at this ossice ,
are requ Jied to covie sorward and
pay up their arrears . Ihe terms
os thi Gazettes are payable hals
yearly ; but a great many have been
sin warned to sever al counties in he
Jlate on a promt se os remittance by
the sir st 1 ppor turn ) —uhu hv. vjl
have , nee oou>red and others now
oss rb) conveyances , at this sta/on,
u huh will no doubt be improved by
suih gent emen as are inclined to
pay . Ihe great txpences incident
to an e/labHJhsnenl such as a new/ -
paper , ought to bt mdressed on the
winds os the Sub/cubers aid iri
duce th m to dis h rge the < mount
os their accounts with gr a er punc
tuahty.
The Editor can certainly say,
that , in eslab tshing the I nm/ville
Guzzle, he actuated more F a
dsine to comply v ith the numerous
soimtat ous is gentlemen in sertral
parts oj the Jlo'e, and a hope os
its proving advantage)us to he aun
try, than hy any sr< /pell os gam
to hivsirls ; the ex cnees cs the
bu/me/s have hitherto very sar cx~
ceeder the receipts srom it.
While, theresore, the sditor
retu■, ns hnJi cere and m< sl gratesul
thunks to th* se who have been plea sid
to savor him with iheir bvsinrsi s
and particularly to thoje who/e pay •*
incut* in ad-an e hare enabled him
in jome m ature to Import a creait)
hr ea'U'slly emreats thoje indebted,
t settle their accounts as soon as
pns/ible.
AMBROSE DAY.
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