Maryland Gazette February 1797

rPO't ""ythen,, ied "On! t 1 8t r*' !lnttlif; 'he ,ft , account O *n receipt, lf of iod j, it * what gett flu" r "' for t; f nt on jtf att, tWOJt, m ni lor.'', mini.i hive teen hundred other imia ihe in vinjt the did jjou ippn the a.rrurnent*, u. id pedlen li.: Qi*i) no; be ly 10 the ttn.rfffcriljrt bi rtiftcr tetein 'vely, ifler it ftill bt i of the ci,lcn ive a* well i we accrued, i may herufui ameicumtmi, | > and j*d!m lefled &all be ihall dun t From CAM-On Saturday laft irrived h'toWn/vlrNew-y^k, ^om-Cpt.Ft>ncbia; c.pfalft Aiiroad, lte of li Jant, of thi* place.Hf went to the C*I*, the thooneh hoaf, with ib,t*f of her oxen wre an fljcwe,, ftprudherb\e, ipd went of with only twon^'ba bg*r^r^f,.|j^^r,nrwidviially |ft back to 'Halifax.Her arrinjj and HJ f*<^ wera hr4Iy *paiind, bffoff ^rooc Wtatorpr* or.^erei fe<jpn4 yeftl for tht (nine tjruOy tame* ExtraA fron the French Ga*ctte of Nlw-Yoik, 5d January.The brig Liberty, arrived-in 19 day* from Port-de* Paix and jean Rabel, rut Drought the intporiant new* that the commiffioner* of the French government a| St. Dimtngo have publifhed * prcclamatlon outlawing general Rigaud { depriving Leiranc.*.md fome other* in otuco ID the fomhern port of the iQand, of their places, and enjoining the whitri in tku quitter 10 |O to St. Domiago or to the United Start*. mm'fry 26.tan iogenlon* mechanic (lately from Knglunu) i* at Ihh time employed in making the model ot an engine of a covion* conftrnftion, which, if it fuccecdi [*omHet manv aiivartage to thii roan, try, by fwurtr u* from Tuch deviation* by r<, ) many of our eitie* have latery been afflicted wkh.Lu is cipcQfd to be f urnithtd and 1W before ike corpora.tiou of thi* city in a few day*.It will be fimpte id it* conllruAion (confet^uently Dot li.bW M be oai of order) It vy bt |xcd in ay tejl, ortn the place W. nfc1 pimp, a4 roay be Amply uled ci g pump;, in cafe of fin, by fixing a hole, or pip*, to ai;y <v';'.' SnttnLy.January 11 .' .Htving refomed'rnecon6derati on of the foregoing refolution, aud on tie b,aeltiotj to adopt the (tme, u Wtat carried in the aSrmtive, with only one diffentinj voice, and fort totbe^houfe of ifpreleptattvct lora.NX) T I C E. , .*> ao honour w novel, at it could not fail to be gratifying, difpolttioti prevailt, infomnch at reciprocal accom The borfea,\vere liken off, and the carriage for hit tt-dodatlon with pro* ilAii, flre. is mutually ception mrie ready to be drawn by the throng, when it eppcand that Mr. Pinckney.taking advantage of fhc derar, ocolloMd thereby, had walked on.Thtf carriage, however, followed him with celerity, tnd he Toon wtt preffed to enter it amidft the tpplanfet tnd gratulitioot of tboufandi." When h alighted u hit honfe a little eafl of Pincknfty-ftrett, he returned bit thankt to hit fellow citiient ft* thii uttimony of their regard and approbation of kit condnfi while abroad in the fervtce of hit country, in lermt that at once ftroogly evinced hit great feofibt.bit gratitude for fuch an unexampled reception He then ran into the; armtof hii beloved fifkr j and of his admirer* gradually died away into Humoring wilhn, that he might again enj >y dooie(. ItEpncc and happinOn the jrft of lift month, t lad of t^out 15 or 16 ytera of age, on board a (loop at the Sc.vtn Mile Reach,' went aloft to brerhale the buntline of the topfail, from which, by fome unaccoQntabie acccidrnt, he nnfortfcntrly feU^overboard, and ilthoifh there wu a boat and caoof along fidr, and the mpft fpcedy exrtirmi to tecovtr him were ufed, jet th<y proved ineffeAua], for he was never feen to rife to t!(e lurface of the water.' ' "' ' All that thofe on ' boar! knew of him It, that he tgired to work hit ptfTige oh board laid Ooop (the Prudent, captttn Whitfield) from Philadclnhlt to Richmond i that Vis name wot Iirtiei, hb farname not known i that kis ptrenn \\vt in (h* Federal city, probably French, at he fpoke that langotge well i thit he haa keen three or four tear* to Tea, and Utterly in French privateer.He hat been htard to fay that there were dollar* due (o him u prite money, payable by fomeperfon in Bilrimore, where irli fuppoud he had a brother-in-law, Thii information i> gi*tn, u 9ell with a view that hta parcntt' may become acquainted with hta fate, however irHlfling, it tri enable them id recover fuch 'tnffney at be alleged wat floe to |im. a citcumftahct greatly tending tofoftea the rigourt of war4 '.General Abercron-We was hourly expcAed ii the Arethub frigate frtrri England; alfo a number of Qirmab regiment!fm HeBe Darmfladt, lately taken into the fervke and fiy of Great-Britain.On whtrfe arrival^ with other eipefled reinforcemenrJ, a winter campaign would tx immediately commenced, but whether in the windward or leeward idtodt, time muft evince.Jan. 30.A lert(r received' by i merchant tn thii city from tnofner id Philadelphia, mention! that f fire broke out on Fridry morning Itrt, between four and five o'clock, in the houfe of Mr. Andrew Brown, printer of tha PbilUtlfii* Gauitt, in Chefnot-ftrect, which confujaed hiadwelling-houfeand printing-office, with the whole oftbeir contend and, what it infinitely lhare diftreffitf(, kit wife aJ fur ttiliM ivtri lurni tt tttatb i* tbtkeifi, ana himfclf fa tnach kurfit, at to render it a docbt whether he will Curvlve itl A gentleman who wat pafienger in Saturday'!nage^ informed of the fto* melancholy circvmflance, but no* mention it mad< hear tka fire waa communicated.''A L'perfont hnvrng'claimt aga'rnft theeAtteof Mr.

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