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I. UI THE INDEPENDENT GAZETTEER AND AGRIC ULTUR AL SI TORY. as tha Peopleh.ve a Right t. Freedom of Speech, of writing, and puVifhint their therefor the Freedom the Pre f. aught b.

refrained Ui impreffed upo. your M.ad. let be taftiikd tnto Children, that the Libert, of tki Pref. the .11 th. civil, itkU.

..4 Ri.hu of ii.u 1 Price Six Pence. SATURDAY, 27, 1792 A. 1416. of tfjwnfj Printini7jftl from England, keeiecuted withneatoef tod difpatch, DtSCRlPTlON Mrket JlrertletWtn Fturlb tni Fifth pjSpECTFULLYinforme the Public, and Friend rtlcular, that having receded nnu and cmpitn their favor I and upon Bfo' BUnk Chech, CircuUr Letteri, kc. tec pHtd.pon 1 new and beautiful Script.

02btrio, 1791. eie FOR SALE, FOR CASH, AtE. Oiaii Printin Office, No. 156, Market, ftreet, Tbe following new Printing Tjpet, viz. loolb.

Six line Pica, preach Canon, loo do. Two line Great Primer, 100. Great Primer, 45 do. Da. lotto.

Two lines Pica Script. jojta.Burgeoii, per pound. 3 A do. do. do.

do. do. do ALSO, FOR SALE, The Tvpei on which The Independent Gizrtteer, It prefeot printed. The piica ma, be known by appty iof at above. N.

B. To prevent trouble, none need apply for left than 1 or 3 fonrt. AN EXCELLENT Hadles Quadrant Far Sle. Injire ot ihe Printer. OQobertO, 179.

tf. Jnjt Pnbiijhed, and Sold at Printing Office, la FMtth ftreet, No. j6. be' wee 1 rket and Chcfnut Arte '1, Pnil.delnhia, Price, Eighteen Pence, Tta Widow of Malabar A TlCITi which it added, an Epilogue to the f.ime, Ctoken bf M't. Heary, at the Theatre, in Sjuthaik, with labounded appliutV.

Alft, far Sale, tbeftlLvulnr Pluyt, THEM lid of the Mill, Selimarand Acor, an Opera, Ceftavut ValTa, Traced v. Dwil.fi, Earl of Em. Ctmelter, Grecian Daughter, LaLo'Cnio, a Tragedy, Lard of the ManM by General Burgoyne, aVaicieut Hatband, FirS and fecond part of the Poor Soldier, Tbe Coeernefi, DelcrMr, Child of Nature, a plee of uncommon meiit, lofin, Love a laMde, Prifoner at Ltrgr, Free born Irlftitnan, Darby't Retarn, Critic, The School for Scandal, Poemi on feveral OcciGoni, by in Attorney at Pennfjlunii, Cillaway'i Otort Hiftory of the War tn America, during the command of Ceneral Howe, Uonoly on Mijor Andre, by Mifi Seward, of London. Uitlepigt'i anfwer to Jay, Twenty fit letters on lotetefling fubjeAa, by hit Excel cellency John Adami, Jrrniojhiin'l beautiful Poemi, The Deferted Village, A Kirrative of the Mutiny oa board hit Mijelly'i (bip Boanty, ThaSpottfman's Companion, or an ElTar on Shooting, The La Literal Companion, or a collection of Ef for the iaftrucTion and amufement of the female fa. letter from Yorick to Elixa, Ftir Solitary, or Female Her mir, 1 Navel, Tae Charmer, being 1 collection of excellent fongt.

tbrti weeit vitt fojitivtly ht puiiJbtJ, The American Theatre, In Two Volumet, "MttolleQion of the bcft Tragediei and Comediei, 'romVll'i Edition, and now performed by the Aibcricia Company, Philadelphia, Adorned with baodfoma Frontifpiece. SuMtiiptioai, at One Dollar each volume, bound in a elegant manner, taken at STORY'e P.iating Office Th done, paid on deliver, of the Book. October to, i7Q. Twenty Dollars Reward. WHEREAS a certain Dr.

JAMES COLONS haa been In practice of phy6c it my houfc fr feven Vth ndl fur.fted him with a hoi ft and medi Hiving cnlkaed all the raon', he could from hi NkentMnd received confiderablc fum. from time to time bat absconded and ftotea a U.ck M.r. about tA handi high, of mine, together with moll of the me woe. Tbe Mais I 6 year old next fpring ha a Bar in her forehead, and back touch bait by the "el took wirt. r.jjui..

pair faJdlrbag, with apartment to bold medicine. I. li jmt. an nun ancMtc i wea nign, dark complexion, very thick hair, very low huforhe.dj hieyei ratner Im.llrf ih.a hi, reel long I very Amtkfift ma ail and There, aie letter on kotb tii haoda "'ct whatjia oa the 0 her hit conerfati, Woken, "ledacated (he fayi) by an ancle in Fiance. 1 wil I th, tton reward for hi bing apptahendrd and fe.

i tUi Wlthi" tht ate, nd info ma. ihertor ,0 mtf Mogtt VUtUlit Mor, dilate of. Vewje fey. CORNELIUS HO AC LAND. Ship Mary Ann, WILLIAM QUAYLE, latMaeT John Bine', la fecond fate Edward Coffin.

Carpenter or, rerer i nomplon, David Caldwell, and Antonio Boniface, teamen, formerly belonging is th above A rvi jr, ec Ann, wh ch wat on th eoaft of Cane Bre ton, in the month of June, 1791, inavoya from St. yort to nay wnaieur, are particularly retjuened to apply immeniateiy, elter in perron or by to IOH once rr. TRICK and Ca. of New. Yoik, on a matter of import anre relative to f.id VeflTel.

Whoever can give Information tefpectlni the above Perroni, are earneftly to apply a abjve, Philadelphia, Oaober 1791. William Delany, CHEMIST and DRUGGIST. Ha Removed to the corner of LodA Alley, No. 78, aoutn oeconii vreet TX'HERE he will thankfully receive, and with diligence execute, the order, of hit friend and cuftomer. He a general aftortmrnt of be1 DRUGS, mluiune.

SHOP FURNITURE and SUR. CEON. INSTRUMENTS, with the moft approved PATENT MEDICINES. He pt up Medicine CheA for (hipping and private r.rniuei, witn luitable alTorrfi and arranged, in the neatelt and nol convenient manner. 1 Difpatch and the flricterl punctuality may be relied nn July 6.

I79. tf Whips and Canes. John Mlliftcr, No 10, Tnird ftreet, South. pONTINUES to make and fell whips Ctiut of every kind rh. alwava vev ex tnfive of thefe aitide.

hvin the material, and emnlovine anultntii. mtk iletdy application to suftnef. hlmtclf. he, hooei to cive lull latitfaction to hi coft B. great encouragement he ha met with.

enaotethim tuexiend hibufinef, by which he hai the pleafure to Inform hit friend and euftomen, that he can now ferv them on lower term than tor.nrrtyj thu, while they encou age hi manufacture! they put it in hi power to render it their intereft to deal with him. September 19, 179a. Sunday Vll Society for the inftitution and fopDortof Firft Dav, Or Sord.v in th. city of the diftricti of South wa and tne northern Libertie, having ell two fchouli for boy, under the care of Mr. I hn Po and ioha Birry, and one fchool for g'uli, unHer he care of Ir.

John Ely the Board of ViG.nr do hereby earnelr ly folicit all their fellow ctiteni, who cannot othrrwife avail tbemfelve of educating tnofe oneer tbelr ca to fend them ta thole fchool 1, to receive that inftiuction which i fo nectlTary to qualify ihem for ufefulnef i civil fociety. FirmW perfuaded of thit great trath, that to difle minate knowledge. I preparine mankind for virtue. freed 'm, and happinefii the Board da therefor alfa earnelxly requeft. that all their fellow.citUen who bate xnerieneed the advantage of education, will ufe their influence with thofe wUfe circumflancr prevent the Inftruflijn of their ch ldren, to feod them to thofe fchool.

tlatthev mtv thereby derive the ad.nr tended by the Society. Philadelphia, Augufl 5, 1791. JiJI PuUihtJ, Price lid.) And for fate by MerTri. Freneau, Dobfon, Cruklhank. AiiKens, Young, and the PriaU hereof Five Letters, AddrelTed to the Yeomanry of the United States Containing fume Observation oa the dangcoua Scheme 01 uoia and M.

Secretary HAMttTair, toeftablilh National Manufactoriei. By a FARMER! Dancing School, ON Monday, the 17th inft. William a vv tf iu( ugii Koom, Videl't ailev. a few door, L. Chefoutand Seeond.lireet.

The hoar of tuition for young will be from 9 till is o'clock, 00 Monday, Wednefda. and Aa Evening School will be opened for grown Gentlemen, a foon a afufficient number mall offer. Inquire at No. 1, fouth Second Artec. September loth, 1791.

Notice. Adminiftration of the French Colon, of St. Domingo, continuing to draw Bill upon me, though advifed more than two mmtht ago to lulpend th drawing 1 am under the aeceflity. to avoid expo6ng the credit of France, of informing the Public, that from the date of (hit advertifement.I will accept of none of thofe bill, above N. I jS, nf the 17th of July.

In cafe the Government of Fiance, iksuld give order and rn.k proviCon to anfwer th drafts, of the faid ad (nioitliariun, I will make it known immedi.trlv. ANT01NE R.C.M. ax tA FOREST, Conful General of France, Philadelphia, Augud9, 1791. iHtftrtlanin FROM 7HS NEW.rOltr JOl'RNJL, ADDRESS, Ta the Rrptilfoa! i tbt United States, Mr. Pa 1 1 It will be fviclrnt to every obrerver, thit Ihrre nre twa parttri at prefent extfling in the United States One campnfed of perfbnt who are rnrleivoring to lay the foundarioa ol a mooar chical government, by inilillin into the mindi of the periplr.renrimenti inconfiftent 8c unfriend to repub icaniftn.

The other claf confiihof the real fupportert of friend to equal light, nd warm advocate of a free, elr flivc government. The firft defcription are generally known by the title of Ariftocrats. the latter will ever retain the glo riou name of Republican. A a fi eegovrrnmcut mall reft entirely on the will of the people, and at this 'will can only be obtained threnigh their reprefeniative camcftly khovei the citizm to be watchful anJ cauiioui in the chtice of their fervanu; careful of the men ihey place in the firft office of government, and attentive to all their Should you dTcovcr an inclination in any of your rcpre fontatives to betray the facred trull confided to them, and viate from the genuine principleof freedom, inltantly place other in their room, nor fuffer a fingle perf to remain in office who i favourable to ari(lLcratic eftablifhmenU. It it generally believed, that the elf flora will be unanimoui in the choice of the President for the rnfu'ng four years.

No one, it is pte fumed, will hefitate to declare, that the prefent worthy Chief igiflrate 1 juftly entitled to the confi itcnre andjlleemof every Ametietn. Some fuppofc the prefent Vice Prefident will htburdrun at the next election. The fuppprtcrjof tottering monarchy, and the friends of UiffL rcnt in the nation, would ceriainly wifh to bring forward a man whofe principles were congenial to their own. If fucha character could ptftblf be found, either at Gollon, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Charlef ton, he would undoubtedly, obtain the fufFiages of the wll fan, and the cringing congratulations of the anti republicans. But I truil lite friends of liberty will rally round the altar of freedom, and dtTappoint th expectations of their enemie.

Many look to John Hancock, of Mafljchufcttj, other to James Madifon, of Virginia, and pot a few imagine, that George Clinton, of New. York, will he! the' fit teft perfon to prcildc id the Senate the" Un ted States. The Republicans (hould endea vor, by all mcam, to unite, or rife the foes of a free government will undoubtedly fucceed in chufmg one friendly to their own fchemes. Free meOi be aclive and unanimous in the caufe of liberty; recoiled that much is yet to be done; the tree. muff, be pruned of.

the poifonous twigs that at prefent fpiing up and retard its growth, or it will wither and decay. Lop off every unfruitful branch, and root out of ih? foil of freedom all the noxiou weeds of arillocracy. Attend to the voice of the fair goddcfi, Independence, whi once called upon you with a loud voice but now gently whifperi, that Liberty is in danger, With an eagle'i eye watch the gradual approach of flavery, and ever repel the aiTaults of mad ambition. Cot mi ci. FROM TUB HUDSON GAZET1S, Mr.

Printer, TTrlE Honorable Peter Sihrffer, oat Federal Reprefcntative, propofes attending the next fcf fiou ofCongref. it his health will permit; if any of his conflituents have petitions to piefer, or information to communicate to Congrefs, he will be happy in receiving their inftruftions and paying attention to their withes. That, grateful for the honor conferred on him by lieine; 1 wioe fucceflivrly elecled to the important offire he hold, he beg them to accept hi finccre but that, owing to declining health, and other circumilances, attending his fitoation, he declines Handing a candidate at tbt eofuine election. Iam, Yoor's, 8cc. P.

V. RENSELLAER. EXTRACT. NO precedent can iuftify aa intDrorercctw duft. All cuRoms which are nnjufl in them fcle, however adf venerable by time, fhiulJ never be fuBctcd to coi.tii.ue.

Of the Mtmrnrnt, trrfltJ iy the Tarwajt Society, lc. tf tfenhl'tri, mm tht ttmrnenctrntnt tf tbt Fturtb Ctlumbit Ctntnrj, 0,1. Uib, 1791. THE Monument is opwarclirif 1 4 I height, being well illuminated, and rrfembling black matble; it blended in an agreeable mn ner, a grave and folcmn with a brilliant appearance. At the bife, a globe ippean, emerging out cf tlw clouds and chaos prefenting a rude (ketch of the once uncultivated coaft of America.

On its pyrsmidal part, Hiftory ia fee drawing the current of oblivion, which difcovch the loot following reprefentationi Firft, and on the right fide of the ohelilk. i prefented a commercial port, and an expindinj ocean here Gilqmbu, while tnuCng over the inllgnia of geometry aid navigation, the favorite ftudies of hit youth, 11 intruded by Science to erofa the great Atlantic She appears jn luminous clouds, hovering over its fltirfg with one hand fhe prefents Columbus with a coinpsf, ami. with the other (he point to the fettinj.fun. Under rfeet i feeo a fphenr, the rfllern half of which is made to reprefent the tht known ter raqueous globe the weftem is hlj a blank. the pcdcftalis the following infcriplon.

This MONUMEiyr TAMMANY ay COLUMBIAN ORDEH OCTOBI IS, M.hCC.TCII, Tcy I'OMMIMORATE THE IVth COLUMBIAN CENTURY 1 a INTERESTING aao ILLVSTRirJUS' A. On the upper Dart of the Obeliflt is fea the arms of Genoa, flipported by the beak of a prouoi The fecond fit or front of the monument, (hews the fiift landing of Colombui. lie i r. prefented in a (late of adoration his followers proftrite around him, anal a group of American natives at a diflanee. Hirlorical truth is attended to, and the infeription on the txrJeflal is as follows Sacred 10 the Memorr of CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.

th 1 DISCOVERER oa A NEW WORLD, iKtoher it, 1491. Above, the arms of Euro, and America are blended, and fupported as on the right fide of tae monurnr.it. The third or left ft If exhibits the fplerwlid re erprion of Columbus by the Court of Spain, on his firft return from Amciica. He is leated oa the right hand of Ferdinand, and his illuftrious patronefs, Ifalwlla. A mip of the newly alifco veied countries, with fomeof their peculiar pro duclions laying at his feet, diftinguilh the inter efting fcene.

Above, the prone Eagle fupports the arms of Ifabclta, and on the pcdcflal is the following inlcrintion COLUMBUS Wig BOSK AT CtKOA, M47; was atcitviD ar the covkt op ipai, IN TRIUMPH, M93; was pot tir cuAist ar its oaon, Septtinbcr, 1500 DUD AT VALlAbOLtD, May jo, 1506. The Jail fcene exhibited on the rear or fourth fide of theobclifk, ftrongly contrails with tbe one juft defcribedj. Columbus is feen in his chamber peofive and prglecled. The chain! with which he had been cruelly loaded, hang a gainft its bare walls, on which is feen written The ingratitude of Kings." To cherr his cje clining moments, the Genia of Liberty appears before him the glorv which furroonds him, feems to illuminate his folitary habitation. The emblems of defporifm and fuperftition are crulh ed beneath her feet and 10 intimate the gratitude and refpeft of pofteritythe points to a monument, facred to his the mory, reared by the Colombian Order.

On the pedcftal. Nature is feen carrefling her various progeny her tawny offering fecra to mourn over the urn of Columbus. The upper part of the bcFlk is rmbelliflycl as on the other fides. But the Eagle, as an emblem of civil govern meot.ii feen no longer prone, or loaded with (he decorations of hcisldry, fhe foars in an open (ky, gracing in her tatona a fcroll, infrribed. THE RIGHTS OF MAN.

Ar Ham st. ajaawwaaaaaaw HE, to whom you may tell anv thing, mar fee every thing, and will betray nothing..