Newbern Gazette

              (/" w"fi ' k e ty b e r n north-caroi.ina '.) printed for john g o s b o r n & co vol i saturday february 179 n'vmb 4j took place on the 16th ult between the f rencli and pieilmontefe troops in which the latter were fupported by the inhabit ants the city of turin has caufed tfooo livres to b diltributed nmongthof picd montcfe fo|diers who contributed to the rell oration of tranquillity . the fortrefj oi alexandria and fever.il more on the piednvntefc frontiers are fupplied with provifions and put farther in a itate of dclenre capfuin pacha was alx>ut to fail for e gvpt with a large fleet and a great num ber of troops on board the ruffian and turkilh fquadrons confift of 24 fail of the line the former has 5,000 troops on board the nrit ope rations will be directed againfl tiie iflands in the adriatic which france wrelied from venice malta willalfubc clofely blockaded bren feized deliberating in a houfe in dublin oct 3 ' the intelligence received f'rcin ireland by this dap mail is of hat melancholy kind the continuance of which we have fo long r.aci oct/aiion to lament ai.d which we are afraid wili be too frequently our lotto uetiil during tire cnfuii:g v isiter the counties uf wlcklow an'd vvcxford are ilil a prey to all the horrors of the mod cruel civil warfare i he infurgents in tliei'e counties whether rendered def perate by their hopelefs fituation or tti mulatcd by revenge and the defire of phan der remain in force notwithftanding tl-.e coniiderable force fent againir them they appear to be formidable not fo much on account of their number as their enterprize and above all die mountain ous nature of that part of the country with 1 he faltnelies of which they are irv timateiy acquainted the report that a plan of union between great britain and ireland is under confi deration continues to prevail in dublin 1 he papers which are fuppofed to be more direftly under the influence of the irifh government fpeak well of this mea oft 16.j according to the projected plan of uni on it is n*pofed that ireland fhall fend fixty members to the houfe of commons and twenty to the houfe of peers the purchaft ot the iriih boroughs it is fu pofel will amount to two milrions kofciulko has lately become the objeel of attack in the minifterial papers : tot what good reafon does not appear kof ciulko has not been in holhlity to this country and it would be rather hard to blame him on account of the glorious though inefic&ual refinance wh ch e made to one vi ths mod pwriia e and fcaiidilous ufurpations recorded in hiifory thole who regret the fate ot the poles inoit venerate kolciulko fbrqgn news dublin october 15 lord cornwauia has at length deter fininol to afl vignuroufly againft tlir re bc!s his lafi aawefty expired yefterday ■ ami to-morrow 1000 men march tow mis wexford to fettle that miferable coun mtry in an addr.-fs prrfnted to him on thurf day from the nobility and gentry of that courftj the following ftxoiig filft rvas ftated '• ol 30 pcriuns relieved by the co:n!iiilji(u!pr i.r liitingtlie frittering loy alifts 4i-:i have be«n the widows of mur dead county of wexford protcftanjs his excellency allured them that fuch mealnrc had been tykrn jfs promifed to relieve that unhappy county tile daring and defpe rate ravager holt after having fo long fee the powers of government at defiance and rioted in the blood and plunder of the lo\al inhabitants of the m itiesot wicklow and wexford c^rlow hk1 kilcfar , hustve hear recent ly had the audacity to feivi proposals of capjtuldtion to govermnenr for the par don of himlelt a.id gang finding fuch mea cures are on foot as to render liis de ftrurtion utterly inevitable ; but thole propofals have been treated with the con tempt they deferve such dedfivc fteps will be immediately t;iken towards thin fanguinafy rnifcreaft and his rapacious followers as well is towards the numerous petty gangs who have tor fdme time pall perpetrated num berlcl's murders and robberies in his name as mult by a terrible example convince wrecches of their defcription that the juftice of the country cannot long with impunity be trilled with th ftates of bavaria hare voted pro vifipns i'or the eftablifhment of an army of 25,000 men which is to be command ed by count de sedwitz letters from frankfort of the zd inft ft a to on the morning of that day general jou'.iert had let off lor paris in confe quence ol peremptory orders from the directory to that effect ccn strader the commander in chief of the army of the empire has ort-lerrd the whole train of artillery removed to hraunau to join him without delay at kriedburg and that 20,000 auftrians have received orders to advance towards ulm the emperor of morocco it n-^ears is now actually at war with the hanleatic league the french papers fay that his cruize rs have lately captured tlirec veiieli one fro'ti bremen a kcond from j-lani burg and a thud bearing prulnaji co lours tlie paris papers of the 13 th ftate that buonaparte had left a garni'on of 6,000 men in cairo and after having defeated the arabs in feveial actions had taken sue on the red ea.that he h.ul added 15,000 arabian cavalry and fevcral thouland mameluke infantry to his army that ho poffefled hirrifelf of syria and tli.it 1 lie feignior and the divan had ex prefled the higheft gratification at his fuccefs — so much jur the paris account 01 buonaparte the journals add that muftapha late governor ol belgrade had hoitfed at phi lopoppolis the itandaid of revolt againlt the porte ; that a revolt had taken place in natolia and that a general ferment cxilled throughout ihe turkifh ewpire the latter intelligence is in a degree con firmed by the hamburg mails wliick add th.it in the neapolitan territory the 1 french emiffaries have contrived to pre judice the people againll the new levies of nun at jorticci bt george and other j places the infurgents have appeared in gfta't numbers : but hopes are entertained th.it order will foon be reftorcd the au iri.m have formed four camps in the late venetian territory and are throwing up entrenchments along the adigc oftoher 23 saturday night fome difpatches for mr lifion his majefty's envoy to america were made up at the fecretary of mate's oriice in downing itrect and fent tofal mouth where they are to be put onboard the lady harriet a new paiket which has the american mails on board which i ordered to fail immediately for new york the packet goes no further than new-york till april next according to cuilom during the winter months the halifax and quebec mails will be for warded from new york over land it is underflow that the new packet which carries out the american mail nnd is now uuiler orders for failing will alfo convey to america a treaty ofoffcnfive and defenfive alliance between the two countries a mail rrived this morning from dub lin by which we received papers and letter of tuefday it will be feen from the extrafts we have made that ireland continues in a very dill rafted ltate the rebellion till exilts in fome force in the counties of the dublin mail of the 17th arrived this morning it is fiiigularly barren of news the following articles are ail we could colleifi frcm if : early on thurfday morning a detach ment of the duke of york'.s highlanders commanded by major mctedith fell in with holt and his party at a viliage ne.ir the clen of finmal the darkiiefs pf the morning favoured the efcape of the rebels except 17 who were killed and oi)c wounded : from the hitter who was made prisoner foine ufeful information has been obtained holt wasfhot through t!.c thigh grid wciunded in the loot 4 but ccnurived to erawi to fomc diilintr from t!ie icime of aclion when inoe.ting with a horfe he wasjuft able to mount and thus for the preient elude the punifn ptm that awaics him london oftober 17 the river is at prefent unufually croud ed with merchant ftiips their number is cdm|)utea to amount to epwards of five thouiand our naval force fot the proteftion of the weitern coaft of ireland conlifts of the triumph and saturn of 74 guns and the polyphemus and lancafter of 64 guns and 1 1 flout frigates government have entered into a con tract with ruffia to virtual our navy with pork ; to this is owing the extreme low price of that article throughout eng land the price of faltpetre has lately ad vanced near cent per cent several arti cles of drugs have alfo increafed beyond ail precedent october 2 1 . the hamburg mail due on sunday hft arrived yefterday it ftates or.lers had bron ill'ued by tiie urtoman government for 1 tf f.iil of the line a;ij a proportionate of frigates immediately to fail from sibaftopolis to act in concert with we undcrfland that the admiralty had received certain advice of the failing of the armament from dunkirk mentioned in yetterday's courier it is a fmall iqua dron confifting cjuefly of dutch velfels with a body of 1 ceo men on board our cruizers were abfent only one night in confequence of hoilterous weather and on refumii g their fiation they afcertained the fad of the efcape of the ihips this intelligence is faid to be brought home by the bauet neil one of the leaders of holt's ban ditti has been apprehended in u boufe near balcinglafs concealed between two l>ods ; he w,is dn-iled ir the com t kt-n from tlie cork mail guard and had about 4'>1 in ca(h and notes the dublin mail of the 18th conri;uies due the waterl'ord mail of the 17th ar rived but did not bring any intelligence worthy of mention the itate prifoners jn ireland have re ceived notice to prepare for their depar ture tor america october 24 yefterday morning we received the paris papers to the 19th inft which con tain news of confiderable importance by thera we learn that the vote of th deputation of the empire at raftadr on the fubjeftof the laft note or the freiuch plenipotentiaries was agreed to in the lit ting of the 1 2th inft nithougli the contlufum has not yet been made public it is fufficiently nicer taiixd that the majority of votes coincide in rejecting fcveral conditions offered by the french ; particularly thofe which de ny to the empire the privilege of con ltructing fortifications or forming en trenched camps but at the diftance of 3000 miles from the left bank of the rhine and ol burdening the mates on the right bank with the debts contracted by thofe on the lettb.mk of that river in the different votes given on this oc cafion feveral circuinitances appear which announce the influence or our naval tri umphs on the negotiations at raftadt we particularly obferve in the vote of auftria an energy which encreafes in proportion as the difaders trxperienced by the french compel them to lower the ar rogance of their tone aid to recede iro;n their exorbitant j rettnfions it refulti from this change that peace is not fo near a many perfons were inclined to think from the pcrufal of the late note which wa given in by the french plcnipotcn tiaiieb einnifcorthy in the counry of wex ford is reported but we hope without foundation to be now in the hands ol the rebels sixteen out of the twenty prijrts of rhr commerce between europe and alia are faid to he in the pofleffion of iirii.iin a paper has lately been eftab:ilrr.d i paris by feme t>f t!ie representatives who oppofo the directory anil is conducted by thofc whofe names its title bears the brother of buonaparte am frequently writes for it it is called " tlie corrci poudence of clie reprefentatives of the people stevenotte of the sambre and vjvuic deflaix of mont blaise dethi<r of the ourthei and feveral other depii ties with their conitituents the ruilian ileet in the mediterranean — tie ruffian fleet under admiral ufchakow comprifed 10 fail of the line i he gr.mj leignior has maiiifefted in his recent conduit extraordinary decifion we xford carlow j and wick low on rhe and activity one hundred rhoufand re cruits are now railing to reinforce the ar my in europe and confidcrablc levies ore now carrying on in afia the late vu r has been baniihed t scio for his attachment to prance his fucceflbr is the avowed and implacable enemy to the re public the hamburg gazette of the 9th con tains the following article : by accounts from italy of the 24th ulc it appears that ahvice was received at florence on the ifcth ult by letters from rome that the war between na ples and france has already commenced without any declaration the french troops are faid to have paffid the neapo litan frontiers on the 1 2th ult fouth ca;l ; and lyu y r completely fub ducd in the weltern counties ot mayo and siigo the ftate of the former part of the country is thus defcribed by the dublin journal a pa-pebwhich if peculiarly the medium ol ycverunner.t intelligence : — " we arc forry to have it i 11 to record the continuance of th rebellion on the borders ol wcxford and carlow 1 he a paris paper of the iith flat s the arrival or part of ad;uiral ntlfon's fleet at naples on the istli ult where the u ble hero o'i the niie was himielf expe&eii to arrive on the following day q his way home the king ol naples went out to fea more than two leagues to meet the erglifh fhips and received the oftucra with every poffible teftimonial of appro bat ion and joy the account ad is we hope falfly that admiral ncll'or hus been obliged to deftroy three of his prizes en account of th'e irraparabie damage they had fuftained in the engagement the guillaumc tell or 74 guns one of the french fhips which efcaped from the nile and two frigates are faidio have arrived at malta the hamburg letters ftau that the whole trad ct country in th:r neighbour hood is fo completely in the power of the fugitives wiid take rcluge in the woods of kilioi-ghran that not a proteftant gen tleman or farmer tan venture ro reiide between slancy and the barrow ; and even the reman catholic arc now fo frequent y attacked by the rebels as to reisder their refiderjce extremely [ recariou the dublin journal contain another rcmaikuble paragraph which fiates a committee or united irfhtoen toha\e the french commander in chief brune arrived on the z i it ult at turin from milan his journey is thought to have for its objeft the bloody lecnes which the ccnfols on the 23d oftober were done at 56 and omnium ai 12 per ccnij premium