Maryland Gazette April 1794

A T-f-ilv i ( truft to the refources of hit own doq minion*, for they are exbaufted, and unlcfi he i* countenanced in making a lota in England, hi* efforts mult be eeble.Tt.>' king of Pruffia doe* not iifguilc hit meaning.He either is, or affects to he, , and he fiyt explicitly that he mult be fubfj Jized ; jd we are given to underftand that (he Britifh milifters ire refolved to go on, and that a treaty for fub-dizing Pruffia U actually in negotiation.Of the event* which have pa Bed in France we have e moft iflicling accounts.Nothing can refift the ipetuofity of the republican*.Bvery where thev ,ve been fuccefsful.We cannot give you a perfect ieof thejloom that hi* overfprcad thii place by ic newi from Toulon, ind the no lefs difaftron* ac-iDti from the Rhine.No left than 3O,c oo men of combined armict of Europe, hive fallen within lift fortnight.Not -left than 50,000 foul* in all within the laft fourteen days of (hi* difittroui perilhed, and fo fir ha* this butchery been from _otlng the objeG* of the war, that it has almoll tceruinty fecured the triumph of republicanifro Prance.We are difgracefully expelled from the Itditcrranean frontier ; ad letter* from the Rhi::e , that af(er (he fa(al 24(11, Wurmfer hid refulved, s council of war, to try the tflue ol only one more i to retrograde with all the force, and to refume (rang pofition at Weiflemburg, there to make ill lift defpcratc (land.On the 24th, according (o ilvcuftom, he was attacked by 30,000 Frenchmen, gh he had been reinforced by the troopa of the luioue and by the prince de Conde, and fought whole day with his ufual courage and obllinacy, line WAS broken His left wing, in part compoffd tbe troopi of the Palatinate, was, by tbe enemy, rged and routed towards the evening i and no.ling but the night faved them from total ruin irir loll was confrderable.The emigrants alfo left on the field and the whole army i* fo extenuated, id reduced by thofe daily attack*, fo harraffing a* ell u fo murderous, that we have loll all hope* of e capture of Landau, or of being able, to continue in rsnce.A letter from Franc fort, December 29, ha* been ived:The imperialifls, ported near Higuemu, although ted inceffantly, were enabled to niaintarn their ' until the 2 id of December.On (hat day (he bhcin troopi advanced againft them with futh priority of force, and with fuch a tremendous train irtfllery that after a vigorous rcliflanct, (hey were (0 evacuate Higuenan, and tcueat with great ipiution, to Sulu Bear Weiflemburg. 1 It wa* deemed oecef&ry, however, on the next IT, to take poflelfion near Wcifleinburg, in order the imperialirts might not be fo nuch expoferl to 'ixt(T.inimacks of the enemy, who in every attime forward with frefn truop." The French having obliged (he allies to ret real ;n Hsgucnau, refolved to prefcrye in that fyllejn h hid produced fuch important iJvanUges to Oo the t6th inftant a meflengcr irriicd here, > brought the important intelligence, that a ro. in of 21,000 republican* had pierced the right 'i|of genenl Wurmfet'* army i tint 4000 of their ' 'ry had turned the redoubts, cllablilhed near Worth KeichJhoven, and that, meeting with no more *lt, the enemy tttacked gmcral Wurmfer** aniiy, he rear of their pofnion.Some b*tt*lion* of the "JT* "I Heffs Dirmftadt, newly railed, with the ''' troop* whp wen polled In the entrenchntl.gm wiv, and by Uieir .flightOccifiuncd a ion trncnl rcrreit.The Pruffiani, with the ImrxriiKfls, being forced ""' !lleir pofition, tpok (hit ou the heigh(s of tfiftwburgi trvd general Wurmfcr,.moving irmi ull 'PPrj?lttd near 10 Weid'embwrg.The rein.with the whole mats of their Yvce eflj-*t 120, and according to Others, at 150,000 t giving our <>rae troop* moments rell, ""I continually annoyed tbcra for more than a *i LI ma<le PR'rior "> rt 'h' leral and *Ne attack on tl.e cn(ye of the, combined army, unable to refill fuc^ fever* fhock, being, r, e*hauled wiUi fatigue, 'and in want of non, were forced to retreat towards Spire and *~ The duke of Bnmfwkk, at the fime the ntctCty of mrattng toward* >4-By a letter from a gentleman .._or^.j^YertaOBti we are favoured with lowing.antHtntk copy of a reply made by lord Dorchefter.19 m deputation from Jeven^tnbe, of ID^'IP* ata'codfecil holden at the jaftleot St.LewuEn me city of '.Quebec, '*n theSotf>day of fejAuary uK, REPLY of his excellency.'jbrdDcnMer t%tbVln.dians of the feven villages of Lower Canada, aa deputies from M the nations _who were at the_geriera.cooncirifel5.at.ilKMiami, in the year 1793, except the Chawauous, Miami and Loupt.Children, I have well confidered you^worda, sod _ ._i .^M^ .i i .% at Bat-another refoltttWi, the objed of which was to tfcer-fu* they gave without any ftcw,tff, J the fol.tain the fenfe of ihTcommUtee, whether any extra tie* fo generous an aft, u is to.behorn provifion for the proteaion of the coualW.U neceflary go long unrewarded.---.-*.VV . .II. -._ ___ 1..-lj23 ' - iMtofll this broughuo*,*debate, the-iffoUtMS" was at length carried in fne aBnmattve, 'and.a committee of time d toi-TepoB a plan to place the force ofCthe __ In t monrVmcient nuuuion.Captain Sullivan, of the brig Hetty, of Philadelphia, who came paffenger in the Louifiana, informs, that on the igth December' he was taken on his piCfage from Martinique to Philadelphia, by the privateer Polly, owned by Benjamin Emory, of St. that on the a 4th and zoih of February, 33 the iwer Americans ob We .Ho

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