refufal will be confidered as a declaration of war, and they will proceed accordingly.

"The Commander in Chief is here, and has called an extraordinary meeting of the Council on the occafion; the refult of their conference is not known; but he, with the Admiral and fquadron, and one line of battle fhip, three frigates, and a floop, are going to St. Christophers."

Nov. 17. Tuesday, about twelve o'clock, the Deputies appointed in the feveral counties throughout this ftate, to folicit legiflative remedy for the late outrage faid to have been committed on the rights of fuffrage, by a majority of the late canvafling committee, affembled at the City Tavern, and from thence formed a proceffion of upwards of eighty perfons to the Affembly Chamber.-At the bar of the house they were met by Mr. Hoffman, a member from the city and county of New-York, who received from the Chairman of each

deputation, their refpective Memorials, beginning with the county of Otfego. Mr. Hoffman prefented the petitions to the Speaker, which, after being read, were committed to a committee of the whole house, and made the order of the day for Thursday the 22d inftant.

Nov. 20. The Secretary of war has notified the Houfe of Reprefentatives of the United States, that he has received a letter from James Seagrove, commiffioner of Indian affairs from the United States to the Creek Nation, which he has been directed by the Prefident, to lay before the houfe. This letter is dated St. Mary's, 28th October, 1792, and contains information refpecting the dif pofition of the Creek Nation towards the United States. Mr. Seagrove, after having reference to his former letters, per the floop Polly, via Savanaah, declares his opinion, that the appearances of the temper of the Creeks wear a favourable afpect to

ward the United States, and that chief men of that nation were on the way to St. Mary's, where he exped them to arrive within four days fam the date of his letter.

MARRIAGES.—

In New-York.-In the capital, Ma David Sherwood, to Mifs Eliza St Mr. J. Connor, to Mifs Jennet SearMr. John Royfe, to Mils Lydia Ba Mr. Benjamin Sands, to Mils Pery M. chaels. Mr. Thomas Whitlock, to M.

M. Richey-Mr. Paul R. Bache, u Mifs Helen Lifpenard.—Mr. John Bedlow. Mr. James C. Roofevelt, to i man, to Mifs Mary Elizabeth Goad B Catharine Byvanck.-Mr. Peter Bui to Mifs Catharine Welden.-Mr. Chan

P. Rogers, to Mifs Sally Rogers.Mr. William Humphreys, to Mil Jofhua Farrington, to Miss Nelly Bro Varick.-Mr. Thomas Herttell, to M Barbara Amelia Neely.-Mr. George S liment, to Mrs. Ann Biddle.

On Long-Inland.-At Flat-Lands, Mr. Cornelius Buys, to Mifs Jane Cozine.At Oyfter-Bay, Mr. Zebulon Froft, v Mifs Elizabeth Farley.-Mr. Townieni Cock, to Mifs Margaret Farley.

In New-Jerfey.-At Newark, Mr. H. Dougall, to Mifs Letitia Hedden. Mr. Robert Mount, to Mifs Lydia Myer.

At Elizabeth-Town, Major Edgar, to Mifs Sarah Clarke.

In Maffachusetts.-At Bofton, Andrew

Belcher, Efq; of Halifax, (N. S.) to Mili MarianneGeyer, daughter of F.W. Geyer.

-FOREIGN MARRIAGES.

In Nova-Scotia.-In the capital, Mr. John Henry Flieger, to Mifs Mary Arrowfmith Faulkner.-Mr. Wildar Brbiner, to Mifs Jane Moody.

-DEATHS.

In New-York. In the capital, Mr. James Gray.-Mifs Margaret Lowry.Mifs Gertrude Brinckerhoff.-Mr. Frederick Schmelzel.-Dr. James Cogswell. -Mr. Oliver Templeton.-Mr. Patrick M.Davitt.

At Rhynbeck.-Mr. S. Cockburn. In New-Jerfey.-At Trenton, John Bunyan, Efq.

At Woodbridge, Gen. Nathaniel Herd. In Pennfylvania.-In the capital, of from his harfe, Mr. Jean Alexis Claudius, fracture of his fkull, occafioned by a fail a native of Dijon in France.-Dr. George Glentworth, in the 57th year of his age.

In Virginia.-At his feat at GulionHall, George Malon, Eiq.

In Mafiachusetts. At Newbury-Port, Mrs. Mary Rogers, aged 68 years.