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Dollar Fifty Cents per annum——the whole to
be paid on fubferibing.
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No. 6 Marker-Square,
Offecs for Sale, on Iye lowelt terms, the follow.
ing alforimeot of Groceries and other kinds
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the hrft quality, ac Wholefaie sud
. Retail,
Sherry, Cinnamoas,
L.hon. } WINES, C flia,
Maiaga, Aifpice,
Cogniac graaly, Peoper,
Beit Hollaod Geneva, Gingtt.
Jamasca, New-York Soap,
W.-Irdia, WM Candles,
N.Fagland ["7 Rice,
& Chorry Virgioia head’ Tobaceo,
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Turks [fland Salt, Cortton & Wool Cards,
barrels god Viargar,Mens vand Womeaa
‘ Luf. » Shoes,
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& Brown &L Seive Bottoms,
Hyfon, Runletts from 3, 4 and
Hyfon Skin, I'EAS 6 gallons,
Souchoog & ' Water Pails,
Bohea, Ship Backets,
Coffee, . Bed Cords,
Bofton Chocolate No. 1 Deep Sea Lines,
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Beft Superfine FLOUR.
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70 BE LET,
The upper part of a Dwelliug- Houfr, with a
convenicot Kitchea below, with the privilege
of the Fountain water, leading in faid kitchen,
with an excellent Cellar.— Apply as above.
Newport, Janvary Ilt, 1806,
At ihatts : o
TaurspAy, Fes. 2%, 1806. ‘ ! wsxuo:v‘:?g ' ' VoLuMmME VI.—~NumBER 281.
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are delivered, Two Doilars per annum-—one
half in advance, or the whole at the end of fix
~months,
Has jup veceived, and for fale, at bis Store in
Brificl, the following articles, viz.
RAISINS, catk and box, frefh, aond of ex
cellent guality,” jull reccived from Mala
ga ; alfo Caßile Soap, fweet Qil io boxes of 30
fi.fks, and boxes of 12 bottles ; Clares Wine in
cafks of 60 gallons § Silks of various coloars,
Jralian Lotefrings plain, friped and crofs-bar
red, and two tranks of fewing Silks various
solours. :
Brij’ﬂl, D’Co Tle
T . PORSALEBY" e
SaMueEL VERNON, jun,
Sherry Wine,
A few boxes white and brown SUGAR,
Cognsc Brandy,—Holland Geneva,—Ver
digreaic, a 4 Loaf SUGAR, at his Store on
the Loog Waari, Neaport, Sept. 15,
Now Landing, ar Long Wharf, the Cargo of
the thip é:.-mn Wassixoeron, i:oo
St, Pecesfburgh, -
Confifling of
90 :ll‘nm Clean chmp.
. old Sable Irop, .
;; d:. new do, do. }'“ e
15 do. old do. do. afforted, §, 1, and }
inches fquare.
2 do, Yellow Tallow,
2 do. Flax.
Ruffia and. Ravens DUCK, of the firft
quality, for fale, by ,
SIMEON & EDWARD MARTIN,
For Cafth or unqueltionable Notes, only, at
either Bank.
Newport, Oftober 31, 1805,
————4 o 8E SOLD B <
JOHN & HENRY CAHOONE, .
No. 15, Banifier’s Waarf,
A new & corre&t Chart
Ol’ Loog Iflaed Souod, from Montack
Point 10 Fns Point, inclodiog Fifher’s
INand Sound, and a;‘h“.ﬂiﬂ Reet, &'lu
od June IR, 1855, by Caboone, w
Sad Nill ol New-Loodons g
Newport, July 17+ .
TERMS or 7us REPUBLICAN.
CHARLES D’WOLFE,
AN IND'SSOLUBLE UNION OF THE STATES, 18 ESSEMTIAL TO THEIR LIBERTY AND EXISTENCR., = WASHINGTON.
PriNnTep weekLy, FoR NOAH BISBEE, Jun. No. gl, Tnames-Street, NEWPORT.
RESPEC FFULLY informs his fricods, and
the public in gencral, that he has removed
from his late place of refidence, to No, 133,
Thames. Street, oppofite Mefles. Gardmer and
Dean’s Au&ion-Store ; where he has for fale, 2
ufal, GROCERIES, HiRDWARE, &c, %c.
as cheap as ever,
Newport, May 318, 1803,
For Sale,
A LARGE two ftory Dwelling-
Hoafe, with five rooms on a
floor—a well of good water in the
- yard ; and an excellent large Gar.
den, fituateio Thames Street. . Apply to
WILLIAM SLOCUM.
Newport, March 20, 1805,
Six Farms for f{ale,
LYING in and “near the town of Marlbo.
rough, couoty of Hartford and State of
Conneéticat, within eight miles of Conneélicat
river, The Farme contsin from 70 to 110
acres each, wich a dwelliog houfe, barn, and
other conveniences. ‘The beft recommendation
of the Farms will be an aétual view of them,—
A very liberal credit will be given, For far.
ther particulars enquire of the fobfcriber,
’ JOEL FOOTE.
Marlborongh, Now. 5, 1805,
HAS FOR SALE,
AT bis Paper Hanging ManofaCtory, which
is in the Houle be now occupies, oppofite
to Mr, Leawis P«ck’s, on the Weft-Side of the
Bridge, Providence, a great variety of.
Houfe Paper and Bordering,
of the neweft and moft ‘::PM Figares at whole
fale and retail, on as terms as can be pur
chafed in America.
A generous credit givea to thofe who put
chafe by the quantity for retailing,
N. B. ’ﬁn sbove is printed o 0 good pa
pet, and the work well executed, by and woder
the dire@tion of a workman from Earope,
April 2, 1804, ‘ gz_
Four buothels of Garden Peafe,
‘YO BE SOLD BY
BURRINGTON ANTHONY, in Portke
mouth, wmnnd‘sod 3 and of the laft
year'sgrowth,viz. Early Charlton, Marrowfats,
two podded, and Spanith Dwarfs,—A4/5,
100 bufhels ¢lean Barleg.
*o' TICKETS in the Picataqua Bridge
Lottery—Alfo, in the Amofkeag-Canal Lotte
ry. Bcco Dollars highelt Prize, in cach,
Newport, Dee, 26th, 1805, tf
French Town Seminary Lottery.
ALL perfons who are indebied 10 the Man.
agens of faid Lottery, for Tickets in the
firk Clafs, are carncltiy requefied to make im.
mediate payment ; gtherwite their Notes will
be put ia foit without tariher notice.
THOMAS FRY M
PARDON TILLINGHAST )
GEORGE CARD, gerte
No e R A WD
aff-G reenwich, OCL, 8, 1805,
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FOHN SHEARMAN,
Of all qualities by the leam or quire—~Quills of
all qualities—Wafers and Scaling. Wax,
About §,OOO picces
Houfe Paper & Borders,
Of different fignres and manufalures, fome
American, French, and Eoglith,
FURS. ‘
Muffs and Tippets, and Trimmings.
X CUTLERY.
S e ' R
GIVEN FOR RAGS, o this Qffce.
Among them are Murray’s which are certainly
the beft books for Schools now in print.—FHis
firk book for Children, Reader, Grammar, la
troduélion, and Sequel.
ALMANACKS for the Yenr 1806.
Pea.Koives, trom 3 Dollars to 8 Cents cach,
America, Earope, Afia, and Africa, Book and
Sheets. :
For fale by '
JACOB RICHARDSON,
Ar vaE Posr-Orrics,
A large Aﬂultmmlf of
Books and Stationary.
¢ The circulating Library has every
day, fomething new added to the lasge colice
tion of Books.
A gemeral Affirement of
. School Books ;
SAMUEL JAMES,
Charts of all the World—
Muftard & Sweet-Oil.
Wririne ParEr,
X Sr. Porren, Novi 13,
Marthal Soalt has tollowed up his fuccefs,
The whule corps of Meerfelde is deftroyed,
That gentieman (aved himlelf with an officer of
Huloos, Gen, Marmont is at Leoben, He
there made prifoncrs of 100 cava Iy, -
Prince Murac has been thefe three days with.
in ball a league ot Vicana, \
All the Auftrian iroops have evacuated that
city, “I'he national gaard perform duty there,
aond are 1o high fpirits, -
This day the French troops made their entry
ioto that capiial. The Roffiaos refufed evecy
vpportanity wbich was offcred them to engage
in baitle on the heigho of St. Polten (St Hypo
hte) “They croffed the Danube at Krems, and
immediacely atter their paifage burot the biidge
which was a very fine Rruéture, The I.th at
day break Maithal Mortie, at the head of fix
bactallions, fixed himfelt at dteio, expetlin
to fiod there a rear guatd ; but the whole n..f
fian army was Rill there, Then commenced the
battle ot Diernficio, which will be forever me
morable in miiitary aonale, From 6in the
morning antil 4in the afternooon, thefe 4,000
brave men oppoled the Ruffian srmy, and put
to route every thing that oppofed thamn. Maft
ers of the village ot Loiben, they believed the
dn{ finithed ; but the enemy irsitated, having
IoR 10 flands of colors, 6 picces of cannon, goe
mep prifeners and 2,000 killed, had given a
different direction to their troops by fovesd
marches, in order to flank the Freach, As
foon as marfhal Mortief perceived this manceu
vre, he marched diu&l! to the troops which
bad filed off, snd arracked them at the fame
time that the gth regimeat of light infantry and
32d of the line, having charged anothe: Ral
fian corps, put it to flight, taking two ftand
ards and four handred wmen, Dl e 8
Tbis has been a bloody day, Dead bodies
covered the whole field ol{ battle, More than
4000 Ruffians have been killed or wounded ;
1,300 have been made prifooers ; among the
latter 2 colonels. On our fide the lofs has been
confiderable, The 4th and gth light infantry
have fuffered moft, The “colontls of the
looth and 103 d have been flightly wounded,
Col, Wattier of the 4th regiment of dragoons
has been killed. His mljcxy had chofen him
for one of his aids—He vas a brave efficer. o
fpight of the difadvantages of his pofition, he
made a brilliant refifance againft a Kuffian col
amn, bat he was ftruck with a ball, and died
«n the midft of the battle—lt feems that the
Ruffians retired without bi&ﬁa‘g“oo‘ bye.
The emperor of Geunaa‘. emprefs, the
minifte and court are at Brann, in Moravia,
All the nobility have quitted Vienna, but the
citizens bave remained. ‘They expeét the em
peror Alexander at Brann, on bis retara from
Berlin,
Gen. count de Guilay has been the bearer of
many difpatches between the emperor of France
and Germany. The emperor of Germany will
no doubt agree to a peace as foon as he can ob
tain the affent of the emperor of Ruffia. Io the
mean time the difcontent of the people is ex
treme, 'They fay in Vienna and in all the pro
vinces of the Aufirian monatchy thy they are
hdluovemod. That for the fole joterelk of
Eogland, they have beea dragged ioto an unjoft
J ruinous war ; that they have inondated
Germany with barbarians, a thoofand rtimes
more de‘n&in thaa all the feourges of war u.
pited ; that their finances are iuh:&mddif
ey sot quantie of pager mtnsy, whidh
ed by the y per money, whi
" acdit:‘ﬂ dmgn that they had
pefortunes coough s withoat addiog t 0
them the botrors of was,
TWENTY SECOND BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND aARMY.
M. de Stadion, late minifter from the emoer
tor of Germany at che courc ot Ruffia, aad M.
the licatcnaat geocral count de Guilay, have
been prefcnied to his majetty the emperor of the
Freach at Bruan, as plenipoteniiacies of his ma
jelty the emperor ot Germany : They ate in.
vefted with powers to negociate, cunclude and
fign a definitive treaty of peace between Frauce
aod Aattniae Oa his f{ide the emperor of the
Fiench has nominaied M. de Talleyrand, (his
minifter for foreiga relations) whom he has 1o
vefled with powers to that effeét, It is to be
hoped that peace will be the refult of theie ne.
gocizticas ; bet this ought not to dimiuith. in
the lealt the zeal of the foidiers or of the natiun :
It is on the contrary, a new motive for the con
fcripts to accelerate their march in order to juf
tily that well knowo adege, 87 wis parem, para
bellum, His majelty bas given ordets to the
saoiflers of war sad of the 10terior, to relax no.
whing in their preparations,
Tranflations from the Federal Gazette.
LATE AND VERY IMPORTANT FOR
EIGN INTELLIGENCE.
PARIS, Dec. 2.
His imperial majefty, who according to thé
promife which he made to the refpectabie flates
of Haogary, has deigned to clofe the Diet, hus
been prevented by intervening circumftances
from retumin% t 0 Vieoaa betore going to Bruou,
agrecably to his fießk determioativn, Bet in
the mean time, it is poflible the French imper«
ial troops may enter Vienna, Expenieoce has
proved that they obferve a fei€t dilcipiine and
diftegard the dangers of war. Shoold this
take place be expects that his people will ree
main qoiet and condoé themfelves with decoe
rum, I recommend it to each one in particue
lar ; and bis majefty cur fovereign, far l:on tXe
pefing a zeal whico might only compremit
the lives and property of his fabje@s would
puohh feterely the leaft diforder, not only hee
caufe he himfelf has declived defending his own
capital, but becaufe he eatertaine a moft gra.
cious folicitede for the welfare of its inhabe
tants, ,
Silued,
osurLrue, Courre Wrena,
Commiflary of the court,
Viexwa, Nov. 12,
TWENTY-THIRD BULLETINOF THE
GRAND ARMY.
From the Cafle Schoenbrunn, November 144
At the battle of Dieinficin, where 4000
Freoch attacked :n the luh.ﬁbeum 2§ aod
0000 Roffians, kept their po uoql Blld be
?m 3 aod 4,000 men, captared tiir colors
and made 1300 prifoners 3 the 4th and gth regie
ments of light infantry and the 10th and 32d
regiment o? infantry of the line, covered theme
feives with glory, Gen. Guzen there difplay.
ed great valor and s.od condo@®. The Refs .
fians the day after that battle cvacuated Krems,
and quitted the Danube, leaving _ 1500 prifone
ers in the atmokt difrefa, They' found on the
road mapy men who had been wounded and
died doring the night, The inieotion of the
Rufliane fecms to have been, to have waited as
Keeon for teinforcements and 10 have eftabe
lithed themfelves 0n the Danabe ; but she bat
dcdl?:mh‘::-h:’ dif:“omed ll'cit plans,
They have what 4000 Fenchmea
coeld do, what they might expet whea copns
wending againft equal pumbers,
The Hungarians complain of an iliberal ﬁ- '
ernment which offers nothing to encousage theie
ndoftry, and which fhews a conftant jealoufy
f their plivikﬁ.. and difteuft of theic natione
al fpirits In Hungary as well a 0 in Aufria ;
0 c'mu a 3 well as in all ocher cities, the peo
ple are coavinced thac the emperor Napolcon
tas withed only for peace, that he is the friend
f all nations aud every noble fentiment,—The
Eughifh are the perpetoal objets of the curfes
ufall the fubjects of the emperor of Germany,
and of their univerfal hacred. Jo it not then
time (hat prioces thould liften to the voice of
the people, and that they thould endeavor to
arreft the fatal influence of the Boglith oligare
chy.
)Since the paflage of the Ino, the grand army
bas made in the different irmithes which have
taken place, about 10,000 prifoners, 1t the
Ruoffien army had awaited the asrival of the
French, it would have been deftroyed, Sever- ¢
«l corps of the army ate purfuing the Ruflians
with great vigor, The two proclamations, of
«hich the following are tranflations, wese pube
lifhed on the loth and 12¢h inft,
f PROCLAMATION.,
*¢ Since the decree of his excelleney, the come
miflary of the court eftablifhed in Lower Auf.
tna,the people are informed that for the prefeiva.
tion of peace and order in the interjor, 1t has
been dececed that a certain namber of srmed cie
tizeos, comprifing the nobles as well as the mem
bers of the academy of fine arts, and other in<
dividuals who bave means of putting themfelves
ina conditions of appearing in arme, fhall ale
ways be ready to o‘pnioun any fervice which
may be required of them. [Here follow the
places appointed for the parade.] Wheo the
mufter roll is called, the trumpet Mall be foonda
ed twiceat each place of parade. The citizens
of each fc€tion fhall repair to their poft wich
their arow, and their waic for orders. It is
friClly forbidden any perfon, except the citige
en foldic s, to ;{peu on the public places when
the (rumpets fhall be fubmred. Aoy perfon
who fhall contravene this order thall be arrefted
by the patroles and dehivesed up to the p?liea‘
Meafures have bhkewife been caken to put all the
fick and pour who have not the means of fubfifs
tence into the eiry hofpital in order to be rak<
en care of,
Brave inhalfitants of Vienna! Yoo will thank
me for the witdom of thofe méafures which are
taken for the good of your country. The ma
iftracy will contur in their execution with the
fane fentiments ‘which have always actuated
them, Wegxpe& every thiog from the inhab«
itants of this city, who have slways ditinguithe
ed themfelves in every fitvation,
Signed,
Tue Vics Bureomasrar,
Dated, Vienna, November (1.
NOTIFICATION.