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H T I ■V^-' 3 I- # 'SSZrSi 2 633 :KSS:^--<rvxsr&g:.gSsngrjC£a:iW^ft;Pr« 3 3 g 2 5 CATSKILL, (NEW -YORK;)—POBLKKEB BY RIACKAY CROSY/ELL, [V O L . i,!.] (iSJo. S8 1 „h 4 ^ ^prr»J»>^gWgt^nig^S«t'T*W»W»^*W>M«if»« M 0 R A L I T r, : chills my blood to hear the blcH Supi\eniej vudclv appeal’d to on each triSng tutme ! lainram your rank ; vulgarity deipiie, Co Bwear is neither brave, polite, nor wife j You v/ould not fwear upon the bed of death : B.die£t! your Maker now could flop your breath. . THE excellent Mr. Howe, being at dinner with foms perfoas of falhion, a gentleman espatiated largely in pralfe of king Charles L ''4si:r0dtFd?ig\-fo^i^‘'is^iSl: n^Sc 6 liotiB upon' oth ers. Mr. H. obferr-ed that he ndx^^ 'many horrid oaths with his difcourfe, told Him that/ in his humble opinion, he had ooiitted a fin guUr excellence in the character of that prince. The gentleman eagerly dcfired him to mention it, and fecmcd all impatience to know what it was. It was thi*^, fir,** fain Mr. Howe; he Was never heard to (wear an oath in common converfsition ** The hint w^as as politely received as given ; and the gentleman promlfcd to break off the prac tice. The fame Mr. Howe, once converfing with a noblenoan io St. jAmc*s Park, who iworc profanely in his cor.vrrfation, expreC d great latisfa^ion in the thernght thd there is a God ir/ho governs the vv^j-rld, who will finaily aiDake a retribution to all according to theiv works; arui who, rriy lord, added he, will uiake a diffeyeoce between him that fwcar- ?eth and hiuTi that fearcth an oath. His lord* Ihip iiximediat\-ly anfwercd, “ I thank you, iir, for your freedom, I take your meaning, and (hall endeavor to make good ufe of it.” Mr. H repHcd, I have reafon to thank youT 'icrdiliip for faving me the mofl: diffi cult part of difccuife, v/hich is the applica^' ihn. Another time, paffing two perfons of qual ity, who were talking with great eagerutfs, ■zn^ damnedother^ Mr. H. faid to them, taking off his hat in a very rcfpe£i(ul maii- jner, I pray God fave you both”—for which Iiandfome reproof they immediately refijrned M O N D A T'i ^January 13, 18&6. accurfed of God in the day of judgment. But I Meptuna, came in on the morning of the j tor of the C^ommerchd Adveniffr receit-- i'aris leaders, to the loth of hJov^mbrr, thefe pipers he finds five additiciial uu!- fureiy you do uot mean this. • I ^Id dirmafied—on the mght of the 23d drift It is vulgar. That fome gentlemen fwear | ed affiore near St. Catalina, and was totally is too tfoe—but it can never be deemed the I fofi-^the crew, and the Britiifi prize officers I lettins from the French Eoiperor, eivh^'^-an mark of a gentlcmjan, for it is a vice com-i! and men, were fived. . [ Recount of ne w, iuctefs obt^hiK-u cv<^r/.he Au;\- man tQ the vildl: charadlets in the loweftj San Juan Nepomoana, San Ildcfonfo, A r-| tnans. Fheir irngth pre dudes the polfihhi- ranks of fosieiy. It produces the moft dif, | gony.uta, and Bahama totally difmatled, and j ty of tranfl-ittrs^ them for *this cvcr.fij /-i T.4-. grrsceful equality; it puts'the honorable, the | feed in the poiTcfliou of the Englifii on the j per. A famm;ry of their a learned^ the polifhed and the delicate, upon I rmmbcr of Plhef articles foliov/. a level with the moft ignorant and depraved. F'driidad, mifliAg. ' The tower ^ave | I | ^ It is profane. Do you believe there is a ti'e ci another flup being in poiTclhon of the I P R ^ \ y OF ITALY. God ? Have you heard that he is the high EngHfH—name not meruioiied-—fuppofed to | Oo the ^/b (OO, •.% fiat- arid lofty one that inhabiteth eternity, be* ! be the Tiioidad, ^ | ti»2 was T %vlurh .1:. . r A,, ^ .fera wd)om angels veil their fac-a«---wh^>fe ex-1 - THiELvCH S-HiFS- . | iftcnce and terrible majefty even the dt-vils j Piuton, came iiuo Cadiz on the night of dl, ar.d left a ^%cai: ri-tar-v believe, trembling ? Go, profane finner, hide | the ft. took their pciiuon at Vajfo. thyfglf in the duft whence thou waft origin- I Algefiras, came in on the night of the 22 J. ally taken. Who art thou, imoiouilv dan.n£i ? During the 2«fHoa fhe ftruck so a BAtiih ihip ; lly taken. Who art thou, impiouily dari.agl During the 2«fHoa fhe ftruck so a BAnUi ihip to’fet thy mouth againft the heavens ? Ton' but being difmafted and altogether urmMtnag.: would not fwear in the prefence of an earth-| ble, the Engliih, during the gale, gave the iy king—and will you treat the King of KiugS} | command of her to the French, on condition the God of the whole earth, with lefs ref> l that they {hooU nol be co.nfidti’cd as prifon- peH: ? You would, perhaps, refrain from ; ers of war. This (hip had above 300 mm fweanng many hours togetherj if it wetd to[ killed, and among them Anmiral Magoz. On exempt you from fomc temporal lofs, or to j the night of the 22d, file (truck the fiiorts procure fome temporal gain; and do you; and every fotil on board, excep'iag about 25, treat the commands, the protnifes, and the | are faid to hr.ve pcrlfheJ. threatenings of the Moft High as if they were | Incorruptible, Neptunr', and Heroe, came unworthyofyournotice? Thefovereign com-; in on the r.ight of the 21ft, much dama:^ed, mand of the governor of the univetfe is, j and «?/ere calling for faccor at the mourh of jnvear not a t alL He who hath faid. Then ; the Bay. iliak do no murder,” hath aifo faid, Thoui X-e Achiila, U # '£• f'r'i .’v ii ' /• I OY I’U ;? in the obnve left Cr-.Q piAon- r. ana a pieces of canfiOii. The Frtneh L.:it u Tew men, and had about soo wounded. ^Jov. blown up fearing toe oj' dated 2 6 k-d ;h> VerOuSj ani (halt not take the name of the Lord they God ^ the greater part of th. crew faved. in V2in ;’* and the awful fanfiion of this com-| Le Argaiiaiite, camoin on the night of the mand is, for the Lord will not hold him . guiltlsfs that taketh his name in vain.” That? Le Aigle, dirmafted and in p&flcifion of is, He will punidi him with fignal vengerce; the Englifh—-faid to have efcaped near Torre He wdli make him feel the thunder of His* Gore a, and coming in. potver. I Bucentaur, difmafted, and ftruck to Lord Hitherto thy tongue has been thy fliame—| Nclfon-*-* Admiral Villeiuuve was wou/)ded ; ttst-ainLBa but from this time let it become thy glory. Foreign Intelligence PARIS, 12 BnijT.cdrc. Extract from a ieUtr of ddafjhal Gen^-al in the Irlinijier of lE a r maire^ at midnights «* I this niorring at 4 o’clock ntta B'iHge of the chi Chateau p.5fled the A i^c.” Seven piecc-s of Cannon, and 18 waggons have been taken from the A.uftr;u, —,thH day we have taken from sa to t —u prifoners, they left 1200 men on the tid'l . f battle, and have had a great number w(;un - ed. On our fide we ioft but few, we ha\r 300 wounded.” ' « The fight was obftinatdy conteft^d from 4 in the morning to 6 in the evenings” November 3. The Army of Italy haa an Cog'^gement with the Auftrians under Frince Charie?, on he and his captain were put on board a fii-1 the 8rh Hriimaire (30th Ofifoher) at Vago^, gate, and the fhip manned with a lieutcrtant j 2 rmieg from Caldiero. The attack was made and 80 men—rin the night of the 22a, the by the French, at 2 P M. 1 he Bulb tint NEW-YORK, Dec. 29. fiiip, entirely ungovernable, was tHivcu to- watds the Ihore.; (he anchored near the Caf- 'C: of St. Sebaftian, and funk (b-r foliovTng dav—the crew faved. Msfor efeiiera) Frig W The truly honourable Mr. Boyle, as emi- sent for phiiofephy as for morality, was fo careful to avoid this profane cuftom, that he never mentioned the name of God in his coiwcrfation without makingf an obfervable ^ c> paufe before it, fo that he might both feel and difFuf? among the company the venera tion due to the facred Majrfty oi the univerfe. The hrave colonel Gareincr look pains to prevent fwearing in hit reginicnt, at the head of which he would pubii iy declare his ab horrence of it, urging all his officers to avoid V hy their example, any ^'anftion to a crime which it was their duty to punith. A number of military gentlemen once dined ■svith him at his own houie, when he addreft- <d them relpedlfuny, and begged leave to remind them, that he was a juftice of the ’ peace in that Giftn£!: he wms bound by oath to put the laws agsinft fwearitjg into cxecu- tion, and therefore entreated them to be on their guard. Only one of the gentlemen of fended oti that day, who immediately paid the penalty, which was given to the poor, with the univerfal approbatioo of the company. A moment’s calm confideration wilTcon- vlnce any rational perfon of the impropriety of this cuftom, which is inexcufiabie, irra- * tionai, vulgar and profane. It is inexcufable. There is lefs tempta tion to this vice than to any other. Some vices are excufed by calling them conftitu- T-ional; but, as archbiftiop Tiliotlon obferves, no man is born with a fwearing conftitu- tion.” It cannot procure credit to an af- J fenion, becaufe it is oftener uftd to con- ^Srm a rafti or doubtful faying than a plain truth. The man who fwears feems to doubt his own veracity—and w-ell may others fuf- pedi it; for how can we believe he w'ili be true to m.m who is falfc to God ? Befides, ths cuftom of fwearin^ to truths may infen- fibly lead a man to fwear faifhoods. Per- ^ fons addidfed to this pra£lice fearedy know when they fweai ; and fome, when reprov-» ed for it, have fworn that they did not fwear It is irrational. ^Fliat greater proof of iliipid ignorance can be given than to uTe words wkhout meaning ? You call upon God ((hocking ro repeat) to damn yoUr eyes-^ yoar blood—your fouls. Bat have you eon- hdered what damnation h ? ft is a word of dieadfui meaning. It is to be proaounced Euriher particulars of the late Naval ASHon a ny, who was left on board oy Lord Nt Uoo —«To the pofeenefG of Captain Cnew, of the j 15 ffigbtlY W*3uoded.' ItTs repbYted af CLjiz fhip Hare, who arrived this morning in 48400 men were kilhd on board this vd~ days from Malaga, we are indebted for the I Ah moft of the officers wounded, following interefjing particulars refpe^Ungll Tntrepid, Redoubtable, Moutblanc,'Du- the refult of this fplended aclion, . All thd^l Formidable, Scorpion, Bciucek difmafted Britilh fhips have arrived at Gib-f 4*^ Swiftfure, are all niUfing; but, as it ib raltar, together with four of thofe belonging I known that feverai of them ftruck to the to the enemy. Thefe 4 are all that the Eng-1 firitiih, it is fuppefed that they are iu theif lifti fq’iadron were enabled tofecarc; a few j pjftf returned to Cadiz> and the remained were I ^ report prevails that Admiral Dumanoie deftroyed. [ had efcaped with four frigates. The following ftatement is dated at Cadiz, s bodies of Admiral Magoz and capt. Oflober 2^. - | XTllcgris are reported to have been driven on SPANISH SHIPS, I Playa between Cadiz and St.~— , wh^re Principe de Afturias, (i 12 guns) ream ed bodies have ftoated up—the v/hok to Cadiz Bay on the 21ft OH. beach is covered with the wrecks of (hips, ed ; had a great number killed an » lays VJ. u have made 3500 piUoncrs, iL-s fi'W of batfe is covered whii AuftL iiJs; the aumbi^r of their killed and wound,_d equals a? ieaft that of ihch prifoners. Priace G,.a-J.“G has dimatided a far the C; e : ilr)ti;g i V ’ O c i d . O u r soft' IS t.; iiderablc my, ti. comparifou to that of ■ e .i)i the ■of the latter were Admiral Gr Major-General Eftano, Neither, dangeroufly—her main and mizen mafts fo crippled that they rolled overboard on the night of the 221k Santa Anna, ftruck to the Royal Soverei^rn, Adm. Collingwood, who took out her captain The five frigates and brigs have leturned , without any material darnage—the Eagle is 1 faid to haje got off, and at ar/chor m the ctiannei. Alonday, December 30, On Saturday evening, we re-pubU(hed and manned her with Britifb tars—Admiral I the National Intelligencer a paragraph Haba, being feverelv wounded, was UFt on | board, agreeably to ‘his own requeft—The freceived at Wafiiington, ftates t.hat Santa Anna, being entirely dumafted, and altogether unmanageable, floated fo near to I morning’s mail fur- Cadiz that on the 23d (he was re-taken and brought intO' the harbor, by the fquadron that went out for the purpofe. Baya, (100 guns) was much damaged in the acHon, but came into port oif the night of the 2ift—in the morning of the 23d ihe failed, with feverai other ftiips, to retake the Santa Anna, which the Britifh were to'wing ofF-the following night (he, unable to make the port, anchored at 6 leagues diftant; the wind blowing very hard, (he rolled her mafts overboard, and the next morning, was taken by the Britifii, in fight of Cadiz. Aftantanez, arrived at Cadiz on the night of the 2 1 ft. Santa Jufta, do. do. ntfl'.es information in fome meafure corro borative of the above, together with addi tional circumftahccsi brought by Pinckney Horry, Efq. who arrived at Charlefton on the 14th in ft. in 45 days from Nantz. This gentleman dates that «« XJlm Was cafried by aiLult, after a combat of tea hours, three of whiph the contending troops fouglit with ba- yor>ets in the ftreets. The flaaghter. was dreadful— 15,000 Auftrians were killed and wounded; 20,000 taken prifoners, togethci with Genera! Mack, and fevemeen Other Auf- triaiv generals ; one hundred pieces of can roiT, colors, ammunition, ftores, &c. The French ioft 10,000 troops in the attack.” ' From the above iuformation, it appears 3anta Leond!ca, do.—and early on thezzd, ; that the eondudi of Genersl Macti was not fo while lying at the mouth o f the Bay, rolled cowardly as h'as been generally her main and mizen-ntafts overboard. believed, and that the viflory of Bonaparte San Frandfeo de Afis came in oiuhe night ^ purchafed at fo cheap a rate as was f the 2ift—on the night of the 22d drifted i in his boafting and pompon? 23 d drifted aftiore in Cadiz B-ay near fort St. Catalina, and was totally Icjft—thofe of the crew who were on board! when (he went afliore, togeth er wita ths Batiih prize officer and men .faved. Bulletins. L a t e s t f r o m f r a 2 ic e . By tlii* 3>£h\d tl'L marnidT of the h oa. 25. N e a r Lcufksrck feverai Uioufafid Im p e rul Auftrian troops of the oivifion of General V/O'fskeliL were tRkeii prifoners by the French G ehtvBi Tan J a m me. nr-' -{-v yt « i’il'U.vl BAVARIA, o a . 24, ! An acli.'n fcck eUce b-.t%!,'«n'.he R Xt ■d T V/tiRTZBOURG, ORuber 31. Vfte hisve jm t received here the i.'-oorfafft news (ijHt thr Grand Fn nch Army has psf- fed tlie Inn ftveraR places. Tfie'RuSsr.Ja iiuder the command of gtnsral Kutu/owji have-falisn back towards W d z and -Lintz for the purpofe of effcTdiig more fpeedily their jundhidn with the fecond urmy of them nation, which is advancing from Bohe?nta under the ord-ers of general Michelfon, w fth a reinforcement of Auftrian troops. m a d p j d , oa. 7. General O’Farril, formerly AiXibalTacfor from our court to Berlin, has received orders to repair to.Italy with a corps of 8000 men. — O n the' departure of this Grneral, the Prince of Peace faid to him, This is a miL iion in which you will infallibly find ao op portunity of diftiriguilhing yourfdf as a foL diet znd a ftatefmanY -Vve learn that thefe troops are deftined for Etruria, and that the? are to form the Garrilons of ths principal places in that kingdom. M. Andreofi, Charge cFAffairs of his Ivla- jc-fty the Emperor of Germany, and Auftria, has received from his Sovereign, orders to quit Spain.* : STR ALSUND, Ootoher sd. The greater part of Swedifh troqps are oil Their^march towards Meckieobourg. Some ^ battallions of thefe troops will arrive oa the 22d at. Weim ar, M O N TEBELLO, 6 Brumaire. ■The ftrorig^ redoubts of Cnloiero and Cole? nola are carrftd 5 2cco pLfontrg arc a confe- quence bf this afilion. 'I'iic Quarter gencia! is at MonteLc-llo. W e ate under Vicence. i‘1 40 ; tcv 5 Surdtrux, si r K J - ■ O Te , . ^ ■ivaiiun troops m the yf •A'l Jf
