Star. — London, England, 1803-12-06 00:00:00

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DECEMBER 7. trill be performed the Comedy of THE RIVALS. man. That cm 'Wednefday the 7th of December next, at one o'clock, they will be ready to treat with fucb perfons, as may be willing to contras for furplying SHOES for thc ufe of the Marines in the Royal Navy. Pstterns of the Shoes, and a form of the Tender, may be fern at this Office. No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total value. 2 of 4 sopa() is £ 40 000 2 2C4:00 20.000 2 To Which wBl be added (thud time) a New Grand Serio-Comic Pantomime. in Two Adis, called THE CARAVAN; Or, THE DRIVER AND HIS DOG. With New Scenery, Machinery, Dredes, and Decorations. The MuSe entirely New, compdfed by Mr. Reeve. This Evening—She Wou'd and She Wou'd Not ; with the Ca ravan. _ _ _ 50,.10 • - io,:co _ 3 spoo .• 6,000 6 1,0°2 - 6,000 . - to 500 • 3, 0 00 so soo • 4 coo - so too 3 ,000 S. In future and for ever after the expiration of the s s years, the Chips of France Mad be trea•ecl upon the fnioing of the molt Lc- Toured nations in the ports above mentioned. 9 'lke particular convention figned this day by the refpeaire MiniNlA, havlex for its obyet to provide for the payment oidebts due to Ow Cititcns of the Unltcd States t' the French Republic, prior to the 3cth September, ticeb(Rth Vertical:lire, an. 9) is approved, and to have its execution in the fame manner as if it had been laferted w this prefenc treaty, and it fball be ratified in the fame form, and in the fame time, Co that the one 11.11 not be esti. fied &Mudd from the other. Na Tawler will k reteived after hrelve ;clod, on the day of treaty, nor any noticed tin* tiv party or an droller Lim attend". TO THE CITIZENS OF LONDON, ENGAGED IN PRO FESSION AND COMMERCE. Gc LtaltN, HAVING been ftrongly folicited by many nt my Friends (whofe opinion I value), to poftpone, for the prefect, any application to the Lagiflature for the repeal of the Tax upon Income—.l yield, though reluctantly, to their wither, firmly perfuaded that a little experience will eftabligt the eharafter I entertain of this Tax, and render the oppofition to it unanimous. I eat, Gentlemen, your molt obedient Servant, Cbteen-ftreet, Dee. 5,1805. BENJ. TRAVERS. too - P . s.oco p 6415 : 19 . T 26600 56,c00 £ 127, , C0 ---. ••• The New Grand •Serio Comic Romance of the Caravan; or, The Driver and his Dog, produced for the fith time yelterday evening, was received throughout with unbounded applaute, and will be repered every evening till further notice, except Thurfday next.—On ThurfJay (by Command of their Ma)elies), the Wife of Two Hatbands ; with A Houfc to be Sold. ruitArawn Tickct Seventh Day, k so,coo Ditto Lail nay - SP" ) Are part of the above C:vitals. 'ICKETS and SHARES are felling at every LICENSED Lorreity OFFICE, and the Prizes paid on Anotl er p irticuiar Convention, fired of the fame date of the prefent treaty relative to a definitive rule betvecin the contend ing panics, is in the like manner approved, and will be ratified in the fimc form and time, and jointly. no. The prefent treaty (hall be ratified In gond and due form a alid the ratification ball be exchanged in the fpaee of al months atter the date of the fignature by the :I/Leafier. Plialipotentiary,ar foor.er if potable. In faith whereof, the rcfpedlive Plenipotentiaries have figned there articles in the French and Foglia languages; declaring ne. vegthekti, that the prefan treaty was originally agreed to in the F raids language ; and have 'hereunto Axed tluir feels. Done at Paris, the tenth day of Fiorcal, in the devoid' year et the French Republic, and the ;pill of April, [Eon. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T O-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 7, will be prdented the Tragedy of MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. REMRLE; Marduff, Mr. COOKE ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. DIDDONS. To which will be added A FARCE. decant. Pref.:lit Price : Ticket - L 17 6 0 Half - 3ig o I Eighth - 1 5 6 Quarter - 4to 6 Sittoroth 1 3 0 !LIESRICAN STJTES. TREATt This Evening---Rule a Wife and Have a Wife; with Love Laughs at Lockfluiths. bn Thurfday, John Bull. On Friday, the Gamefter. On Saturdey, the Cabinet; with Railing the Wind. After which Night the Cabinet cannot be performed for fame time, on account of the preparations for the New Opera, called the Foglia Hen in 441, which L unavoidably deferred till Tudday the 13th initant. This clay was pablillied, price la 6d. RAISING THE WIND : a Farce, in Two Mt. As performed with univerfal applaufe at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden. By JAMES KENNEY. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternolter-row. Of wham mu be had, lately publillted, by the fame Author, Society : a Man, with odic. Poems, in one Volume, focdfcap Otßavo, prkz as boards. This day Was publithed, To Twn elegant Volumes, loolfeap Oaairo, ambeSithed with beau. tifu Vignette Tftles,and with end l'ac. Similes of Seven highly furious Letten f Mr. Addifoa, never before publifbed, peke in Boards, DDISONIANA • confiding of Anecdotes, Cu. rime Fads, Apophthegms, Crideilsce, and Obfervations, ah Members sod Literature of Mr. Add Non and his immediate Con temporaries. now fiat calla :led from farce original Sources, on the approved and well known PLin tithe Walpoliana and the French Anal. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. yr, St. Paul's Church yard; and fold by John Archer, Dublin; E. Balfour, Edinburgh, and by Sal other Bookfellen. Of whom mar be had, juil t. BWT7IIANA ; or Bon MOO, Anoeclotes, and POsitive Obfervt • tuners and Fads acme Red with the Life, %IV:S*1111,1nd Contempt,- ruins adDean Swift, Maraud with Engravings, and a variety of various Far Similes,in two Volumes, the fame tine as the Addifo- Wane, Prim Half a Guinea in boards. a. WwarOLlAMA,Collfifting of original Antedates, Bea Manhand Obfervations of the late Horace Walpole, Awl of Orford, witkEse &MBAS, Portraits, Ike. A New Edition. Print ca. in acaude. k. B. The Editors ceder It a dotty which day am to Aires. to Rata, that the ft works do rat NEM of Nay or of the" &oaks" of their relOd he Milton, bat aro to istoolipt towards the prodedion ota yadted faisootpeopotis Bogle AM which they hope will exciter lively tad ponoweitot am Maack among the lovas of Emil& litestooreor sada on ills fame agreeable plan ham long excited in the litsratote of k "wee. THE GENUINE CEPHALIC SNUFF, FOR THE HEAD AND EYES.A CAUTION. VARIOUS counterfeit and pernicious Prepara tions of this pleafant and efficacious Snuff having bean hawk ed about the Country by Riders, and obtruded often upon unbar - pcdting Purcbafers, the Public are hereby Informed, that the real Snuff may be known by the Name "F. Newitagtv No. 45. S. Paul's," being engraved by Authority of Government in the Stamp and each Bottle, and that all tittle without this Defignation are livgrofs Impofitioos. The Public, after this Notice, will form a jolt efiimate of the Charaeters of thole who arc concerned in the dit 'sofa' of fuels Articles. Sold Wholclale and Retail only by the Proprietors, Francis Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's Churchyard, London, and B. C. Collins, at Sallibury; ink:- pd. a Bottle, Stamp included. Alio by their appointment, by Bacon and Co. in Oxford-Erect; J. %Vacie, Old Bond-Meet; Bayley and Co. Cockfpur•itrect • J. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn • T. Tutt, Royal Exchange; and • W. Clarke, Borough, High-Br at. FOR THE STONE AND GRAVEL. SEVERAL years fuccefsful praAice has now elia- Wattled tie reputation of ADAMS's SOLVENT, for coring the $ sbove afiLliog d !fordo., in cider Kidneysor Bladder. after &anti', j trials of foap, time, and foda waters; thereby Caving thonfands from the pain and danger of the knife . • bat an there are many perfons ',who may oat have heard of this happy dlkovery, the Proprt tor r avant bluff& of the benevolent difgofidon of tbofe who with to ' lmam telthinony of its dlicacy and innocency; among whom are Lord Sarkville, the How. Mr. Germaine, Sir Edward Knateh;2ll, Bart. Governor 'Anita Dover Cattle; J. Shipdem. Eh. late Mayer of Deal; Cole Fcary. Efq. Bluntitham, near St. Iv. • • the Rev. Molyocun, Garboklitham, Norfolk lola Tb;litas. Efq. BMW ; S. 11..kcr, Efq. Blagdrn, near &Mot ; with a great num ber of the Faculty, vis. Mr. Gunning, Mr. Bell, Mr. Ham,, Dr. Livirigftene, and Dr. Saevwfon, whole fader was eared by this Medicine, jun as be wag &bait to undergo the operitioo ; and re cently, Snrc the laR publication, It has effefted a Angular mid hap py core of the After of Admkal Sir Richard King, Bert The Solvent Is fold by the Proprietor, Mr. Perry, Surgeon, Alo, 9, Southampton-Rom, Bloomilmary -Spam in Minima 0.6 d. ars. and Ono Guinea, two of which lab never hid to coned the cakulom dist:bells lo the habit, and thereby prevent the forma tion of a &mein fedentery perfoot N. B. A Treatife on the &Corder and the Regimen to be eddisv ed with Cafes of Cures, may be bad, price as. For Ithetentatifrn, R heutootk Oust, Seittira,Lornbarn. Mad -orb Numbneit, Pay, In&gcfhon, tlatutrot spar:mei or *tag Pains grovel Debility ad Rebuttal of the Syfloto. SPRAINS, BRUISES, Re. EXPERIENCE hat rowed the valid aimulating pourers of WHITEHEAD . ' ESSENCE id MUSTARD, Pills and Fluid, the molt efiCaU44 remedy ever made known to the world, baying fuccreded in cafes ef tight. tett, twenty, aid rem of forty years (Landing, after other means had failed, and it baa abfolutcly cured more patients of the above com plaints, than an the nsediciaes ever before made Pahlk. The fluid El:lnee is fo fingiduly penetrating anti Frady In Its opera aloes, as. iaverally to &oft the watt of UPRAINS, BRUIIIIII, Ste by • trap smiles/Joe- Whiteheatre lance of Mallard Is prepared an.l fold at ts. 'will:Lit or &wit, by R. Jon usro:4, Apothecary, No. at, Greek- Reed. Sohn, Landon: and its reputation Is fu unlawfully albs -I.lilbed. that it 'Raabe had of ay. ry Medicius Veinier la &Wand, Jrciatist„ We./t indict, and Am. tka. _ pITV.N3t COWltt.lfrit Wiper:den, purebaters me repelled re ebrerve. the Genuine Is diftinguidied by tin liines es, sod ti,cj, nstureel'l.jor Puree ' Use PAracces own lomat% ea die 144: Bettis ur TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LAIII/SI AND GCNTLLMLN, PERMIT me to offer myrelf to your notice, as a Candidate to fill a future vacancy in your Court of Diredors, and to folicit the honour of your fupport. Engaged above twenty years In bufinefs as a merchant, in this Qty, I reft on my charedter as the bails of my pretenSons and I am bold to urge, in fupport of my caule, the peculiar eligibility of Britllls Merchants to the dirciftion of your important concerns : artily hoping that, if railed by your favour to the high fituation, which is the obJed of sty ambition, I ail be found ufeful in your fervlte, and that taw militant attention in the tilkharge of my duty will prove me not unworthy of your chalet. I have the honour to be, with great refpcdt, Ladies and Genii:men, Your me* obedient and devoted bumble fervent, King's Arms-Yard, JAMES PATTISON. Dce.s, 1803. TO PRINTERS. A Compaitor, who has conducted an eftahlifhed Country Paper for a number of years, acd who thoroughly underftands his burbles, will be In want of a finlike fituation about Cluiftmas. A fine, poft paid, addreired to Mr. Cowtteoy Printer of the Mandadtee Gazette, will be Imaiediately attended to. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LARGE GLASSES, BEDS, APPAREL, LINEN, Be. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Ma. RING, jun. At his Audilon Rooms, 36, TavUtock-Areet, Covent Garden, on Wednefday December 7, at twelve, 'THE Modern Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNI• TURE, the property of. Simon Frafer, Efq. Colonel of the Filter Fenelhles, barrifter at law, and M. P. late of Hare-Court, Temple, deceafed ; compelling excellent beds and bedding, window curtains, mahogany dining and Pembroke tables, chairs, (opium, carped, looking gLiffes of large dieneafions, bedfteads with hang ings, wearing apparel, Eisen and various other effedts. May now be viewed, and catalogues had at the room. MR SALE. At the Iltiaes Worth. ..le. Fobitone. an Mealy the ath Dceat bar, Ilio,b about Toro o'Clock, THE FOLLO WI NG GOODS, in fundry Lots, els. sE Pons* *Coo Tea, yllo Calker Brandy, 3640 Wins Foreign Oeoe►a, 360 Ditto Rum. Wblch may be viewed the day before, and on the morning of fele. Put of tbe Brandy and Runt is cif legal itren:tb. A dept of sp. per Cat. will be required. WHARF, WAREHOUSER &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Stylees Hotel, Birmingham, on Tharfday the Eth of Decem ber, at Three o'Cloek in the Afternoon, ALL that WHARF, with the Warehoufes, Cranes, Waptons, Carts, Horfes and other Utenfils. (which will be *tided before the day (Irak) belonging to, and in po et:Sew af. Adam. &therm, and Ca Great Cbarles- s treet. Birmingham. The Primates are wry eom?lete,ereeted purpokly for the carry* Trude, on an eateollve kale, by Water, and now in full twfinefo—llrminghaus, Nov. 26, 1803. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the York Hotel in Dover, on Tharfday December 1,5, 1103, at eleven o'clock, THE French Brig LES DEUX FRERES, Cap tain F. C. DIJACOU Lai late Matter, with all her Materials and Stores, in one lot, captured on her voyage from Cette to Antwerp, sad condemned as Prise to his Majefty's dip Jo Loose, and others. Her &mamas are Length aloft Ily ft. 6 in. Breadth extreme s 3 • Heighth between Decks - s Depth in the Hold . - to 6 Adnieirurei son 47-94 Tons. Afterwards will be fold the condemned part of her Carp, sonfdting nt 96 Pieces Brandy so Calks Oil of Olives 33 Hogillierds ditto 9 Bales Almonds I xi Ditto Murcadei Wine so Ditto Corks 204 Calks Red Wine 69 Barrels Anchovies so Ditto White Wine 4 Cabs Verdigris 3 Cafes dap z Ditto Vitriol Ditto Sugar of Lead a Ditto fleawort 3 Ditto Wine a Ditto Cream of Tartar I Ditto Cordials t Cafe of Olives and Capers t Ditto Mutes And alfo, by Virtue of a Cermniffion of Apprairement and Sale, Buell from the High Court of Adrnirahmlic remlnlns part of the Cargo of the kid Brig. wafting of 6 Pieces of Brandy s Calks Oa 3 Coati Red Wine 3 Cafes Soap s flogeseags Mffraidel Wins Pa viewing the Velfelsed Gond% and for Inventories, Catalogers, and further yarticuhrs, apply to Latham, Mee, and Co. Dover. POI S.%Li AT MINBATt, SCOTLAND. TO U SOLD ET PUBLE: SALE, Within the Whale:l6in Company. Olen in Dunbar, non Thar Gig the 3th day of jamiary new, at r a &eine! tnid-day. Tvo GREENLAND SHIPS with all their gcOßES.agruesige to Inventory to be fee,, at the kid Cans. pany'a Ofee, any dine previa*, to, or the marring of the day of Salt; awl alio to be teen at Melfre Pee Maebenzie and Co.'s, N. lbspfiate6rre, lawkii ; we. reward Moles and Co.'r. Li verpool; Mr PM Lodes, Halt; Meth. John and lam Chap. wasia. •ewaft ; fidath. frier and Msk'a. Atienkes ; Mr. i David anibry. Dossaa; Male. Mania and Osaka. Lab ; and lideffea. Pott and Mawnliaa, Mallow. And new* to be Sold fdd day and 6116Cownwsdkne Orawneries sad Ceibrn &sate Imrnedi t, ty upon &since of Mohan Afro We Stark and Cop per for WON 01, with the conk m and .shay apparansa, and a kadca Cheri, that II front qo to 93 torn of Oil : wadi 4 4 Pownien. and t s (~pout Arm and Carriacel; t ris ron.ters. and tlwatinders, Carronni.a. witinatt Canines; Ind a ennbera tie waantity of Mat 2211 Gob PowarT; and a pared of DAD& f • Mks sat Mak —.Moho, Nov." zkj. BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES Or AWAKE END THE FRIINCH R►:PUBLIC. The PRESIDENT of the United States of America, and the Fixer Cossuz of the French Republic, in the name of the French People, defiling to remove all fource of rnifunderflanding relative to the objees of difcuffion mentioned in the fecond and fifth arti cles of the Convention of the Bth Vendemiaire, an. 9, (30th September, 1800) relative to the rights claimed by the United States, in virtue of the Treaty concluded at Madrid the 27th of Oflober, 1795, be tween his CATHOLIC MA J ESTY and the faid UNITED STATE,. and walling to ftiengthen the union and friendllsip which at the time of the faid Convention was happily re-eftablifhed between the two nations, have refpeetively named their Plenipotentiaries, viz. the PassIDENT of the United States, by and with the advice and content of the Senate o f: the faid States, ROBIRT R. LIVINGSTON, Minifter Plenipotentiary of she United States, and JANIS MONROE., Minifter Ple nipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary of the faid States, near the Government of the French Repub lic; and the FIRST CONSUL, in the name of the French People, Citizen FRANCE: Maggots, Miniller of the Public Treafury, who, after having refpeatvely exchanged their full powers, have agreed to the following Articles : Aar. t. Whereas, by the third ankle of the Treaty concluded at St. ldelfisnfo, the 9th Vendemiaire, an. 9, /'in °Reber zruc) between the Hat Capful of the F►cach Republic and Ms Catholic Majefty, it was agreed u follows : v His Cathdie Majefty prornifes and usages, on his part, to trade to the French Repsblic. fix months after the full and entire execution of the conditions and Ripulationi herein, relative to his Royal Higlinefa the Duke of Puma, the Colony or Province of Louillana, with the fame extent that it now has In the hands of Spain, and that It hail when Prance raided it; and Itch u it mould be after the Treaties fubfequently entered into between I Spain and other States." And whereas, in purfuonee of the treaty, and particu:s rly of the ' third article, the French Rs/public has an incontellible title to the ' domain and to the poffeffion of the laid territory—The Firft Con ful of the French Republic,detring togive to the United States a Wong proof of his friendihip, death hereby cede to the laid Uni ted States, In the name of the French Republic, for ever, and in full fovereignty, the Paid territory, with all its rights and appurte- Dances, as fully and in the fame manner as they have been acquired , by the French Republic. in Timm of the above•mentioned treaty, concluded with his Catholic Majefty. a. In the cake made by the preceding article, are included the adjacent Viands belonging to Louifiana. all public lots and Nunes. vacant lands, and all public buildings, fortifications,barracks. and other edise•s, which are not private property. The archives, papers, and documents, relative to the domain and favereignty of Louifiana and its dependencies, will be left In the pnffeEnn of the Commilfaries of the United States, and copies will be afterwards given in due form to the Magiltrates and Municipal Officers, of fuck of the Paid papers and documents at may be neceffiary to them. 3. The inhabitants of the ceded territory dull be Incorporated In the Union of the United States, and admitted as loon as rabic, according to the principles of the Federal Conftitution s to the en joyment of all the rights, advantages and immunities of Citizens of the United States ; and in the mean time they mall be 'maintain ed and proterned in the free enjoyment of their liberty, property, and the religion which they prefers. 4. These ihall be fent, by the Government of France, a Com minty to Loulliana, to the end that he do every art nereffary. as well to receive fonts the officers of his Catholic Majefa the (mid country and Independencies, In the name of the French Republic, If it has not hren already done. as to tranfmit lr m the manse of the French Republic to the Commitiary or Agent Odle United States. 5. Immediately after the ratification of the peefent treaty by the Prelident of the United States, and in cafe that of the Fir* Confers &all have been previoolly obtained, the Commiffary of the French Republic lhall remit all military polls of New Orleans and other parts of the ceded territory,to the COM'. Illury or Com• miliaria named by the Pi sfulent to take polfetinn ; the troops, whether of France or Spain. who may be them, Rail mak to oe eopy any military port from the time of taking poffellSon, and ball be embarked as loon as noir*. in the murk of three months, af- ter the milk:ethos of this treaty. 6. The United States pmmife to ezmute loch treaties and ar ticles as may have been agreed upon between them and the tribes and nations of Indians. until by mutual cooing of the United States and the laid tribes or nations, other fultable articles Nall have been agree I upon. y. A. it is reciprocally advantageous to the commerce of France and the United States to encourage the communication of both nations for a limited time in the country ceded by the pitiet,t treaty, until general arrangements relative to the commerce of both nations may be agreed on, it has been agreed betimes the emotrartiog patties, that tic French Ripe coming dlrettly from France, or any of her commits, leaded only with the produce or nrenufaaures of France or her laid enemies; and the aim oiSpain • directly from Spain, or any of bee colonies, loaded only with the produce or minufaffiures of Spain is- her colonies, hall be admitted, during the (gore of twelve years.in the port of New Or leans. and In a 1 other legal ports of entry within the coded tern. tory, in the fame manner as the Sips of the I Mites! States coming directly Isom France or Spain. or any of their colonies, without being fehjedi w my other or greater duty on merehandize.or other or greater tonnage than that Old by the Citizens of the United Steam Dedry the free of these ahoy, mentioned, no other nation bad have a eight to the fame privileges is the Arta of the ceded terd• tory ; the twelve years G,.11 e•wcituente three months after the es change of ritificattno, if it tle-d take place to France, or three months after it dead have bccn sodded at Pula to the French Co verrtnrot, d it nun fake pt. -chi the United &MO Mt Is. believer. teal itmektauenkthat the ob;c4 etas above artkk ls to !veer the ROll. R. LIVINGzToN. JAS. YEN ROC. MALIIOIS. CONVENTION BETWEEN TNN UNITED STATES OF •BIERICA AND THE BRANCH RIPUBLIC. ART. I. The Government of the United Stares alma to pay to the French Government, In the manner fpecificd in the fallow ing ankle, the ftun of 60 millions of francs, independent of the rum which Sall be fixed by another Convention, for the payment of the debts due by France to the Citizens of the United States. $ For the payment of the (um of 6o millions of franca, men. cloned in the preceding iiticle the United States mall crate • Rock of t 1,230,0raci dollars, beZring an inter& of fix per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly in London, Amfterdam or Paris. amounting, by the half year to 337,3 0 0 dollars, according to the proportions which (hall be determined by the French Governenmat to be paid at either place : the principal of the raid Rook to be rein hurled at the Trellis., of the United States, in annual payment. of not Wallas three millions of dollars eac h; of which the era payment &all commence is years after the date of the exchange of ratifications ; this Sock Sall be transferred to the Government of Prance, or to Rich perfon or perfons as mall be authorized to re. celve it, in three months at molt after the exchan;c of the ratifies. tints, of this treaty, and after Louillana mall be taken paffellon of be the name of •he Government of the United States. It is farther agreed, , hat if the FrenchGoverrantent mould be defiroussfdlfpolling of the laid flock to receive the capital in Europe at a Charter term s that its meafures for that porpo(e than he taken fo as to fawner, in the greateft degree politic, the credit of the United States, and to rage to the Islghefl price thrfahi flock. 3. It is agreed, that the dollar of the United States, fpeelled in the prefer. Convention, Sall be fixed at live franc/33334m0nth,, or five lines eight Was Tournois. The prefcnt Convention (hall be ratified in good and dee form, and the ratifications Mall be exelugged in the (pact; of ha months. to date from this dm, or looser, If poible. In faith of olde the refpedtive Plerdpotentlaries have reined the awe Articles, both In the French and Engliat languages, eche. neeeribelefs, that the prefent Treaty ha. been arlibrafir aligrard on, and written in the French language ; to which they bits. /met. unto Abed their fah. Done at Paris, the Loth of Floret!, eleventh year of the Froth Repoblie, (3c (5 ttt 18o3.) *Da' ■ oI. it. L3VIIMISTON. uue itaitlictla. JAM&S Mir Slim& BOSTON, Nov. s.—The Board of Health, at New York, have publithed, that the citizens may with fafety return by the la of November. They have recommended the airing and cleanfing of houfes be fore they are opened. Nov. 7.—We are happy to fate that the two left re ports of the Health Committee of Alexandrk, which embrace a period of four days, announce no deaths to have occurred of fever. In New York the fever has become fo far mine as to caufe the ditcontinuance of reports from the Board of Health. The inhabitants are removing to their former refidencee ; the public cases are in ge neral re.e abli find, and bufinefs again begins to afume an air of fprightlinefs and vigour. The members of the Houfe of Reprefeatatives at Wathington, came to the refolution, on the 19th of 011ober, of wearing crapes on their left arm, for owe month, in teltimony of their gratitude towaids the memory of the late illuftrous patriot, Samoan. ADAM, Etq. By the lall accounts from Philadelphia, the fever was entirely extinit in that quarter. A letter from New Orleans, dated Sept. sa. rays, 4, A weird has arrived from the Havannah. with or ders to the Spanilh Officers to hold that place, with all LouiGana, till farther orders." St. Marc's and Fort Dauphin. in St. Domingo. have fubmitte4 to the Engbib. A war appears inevitable between the United States and the Estesamt of Moaocco. The Maori& !hips of war capture American vedels wherever they meet them. The Spani Minifter has remonerattd to the Amztican Government againft the ratification or the treaty with France. The reafon affigned by the Spanifh Miniller is, that the principal coedit:few of the treaty of St. Idelphonfo, in which Spain cede! Louifiana to Frame, bad not been complied with by the latter Power. The condition was, that France &add procure the little of Ertvtta to be recognised as loch by all the powers of Europe. It is fully trnderftood, that the rensonfirance of the Sinai& ?dinkier had teen tranfmitttd to the Prefideat, previous to the ratification of the Treaty with France. Although no mention is made of this in the ulterior debates of either Hook of Congrc h the circtunitsoce is uncpsetlionably tree. In this critical and inierefting fituation. what is to be done ? After being rnhhed of oar rights on the MISC. :Ippt, and paying fifteen millions of dollars for Louifiana, we hall probably live Fratce from a war with Spain, and have to fight oui (elves. for what has bees war awn by treaty and by parehafe. E Tara seer.