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BY this arrival we learn-That not.
withitanding The French Directory en-
forces all its mandates with violence,
and the public voice is obliged to take
any pitch given it, the general opinion
IS oPP0led to an open war with the
United States while, at the fame
time, all descriptions Of fubie6tS are We
ry willing to lhare the American pro
Perty which daily arrives at Bourdeaux;
and which is readily pronouced ban
PrjlH To the dilgrcce Of the American
name, many of our unworthy coun-
trymen, are Partakers in this nefarious
brigandage. Amongf them we have
heard OF Randall, a Savage, &c. whole
conduct would appear as black as Ere
bus, it even placed in contact with the
mott attrociouS enormitieS of the licenC-
ed PlundererS Of the coat of Barbarv.


SOMETHING CURIoUs.-In Tom
PaiHe'5 paper, Of Nov.28th is an article
mentioning-' For two days it has
been announced, that the American fri
gate Cogfslzation, of 40 guns, has taken
French frigate on the American
coat" Paine uled to call himfelf a
prophet. y The Hg(urgeat 70a5 captured
the IItb Of February.


A half column Of the g Gazette Na-
H0nale" is occupied in publilhing the
account Of the erection of pitifuI Lib
srty Pole, in the town Of Wallingsford, /,
in Vermont