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LONDON, AUGUST 2s.
Reported Revoke:^ 1)1 France.
The Finds, yefterlay exnerjenaed, a trivial advance
in cant amerce of a verv prevalent rpmour, that another
HrQityb had been elided io Paris-It ^ flared, that
p c §. rifon^ble, of 64 gons, via? boarded off Goree, by a,
puled O.li/er,who informed Cept. Hotham, that Gen Mo
f Q, and the greater part of the Army io the neighborhood
of Puis, h:d hoisted the Royal Standard, aid d ffrived the
Ccpfolar G''v. rnment. Captain Hotham ker the Jupll
brig o.f ii ith the intelligence, and on Friday evening
resumed' hiu)k)< to the D,^-The communication in
Aurftion was douhtiefs made to Captain Hotham, an^l de*
pved tome degree of credit from the previous knowledge
pf the trite c( furies, and of public opinion in France—
§hsu|d such an event, however have t.ken place, it is Grange
that the recount should fidt have reached this country by
the circuitous route of Holland, or that General Moreau
Should allow public report to anticipate the communication,
Which, it is readable to fuppufe, he would have made to
|he French Princes, had he achuvele importer fervicc
aferibed to him. , , , ,
The runout adds, that after Moreau nad declared againd
Buonaparte, and bad been joined by the troops and Gener.
ah in Paris, depefed the three Consuls, and proclaimed the
abolition of the Csnfular Government; he immediately
pubiifhed an Address to the people, in ^hich after enorne
the ads of ambition and cruelty cammed by Buo.
foot he invites them co rarirn to tha; ^ouarchtal sys.
yell under which alone they can expert permanent prof
verity arid epofe. #
' T-h^t Bonaparte, fall when he will, and that he will fall
ychave no doubt, will fink unmourned apd unlamented,
"yve believe ; that the people of France would wiuug'.y re
tyn to the arms of monarchy we Ilrongiy fufped.
'I he following interesting account of this tran
fift'ion, we have received from ^ crrrefpondent :
There lias fprthig up within these few months
A very numerous body of men, of a description
very similar to whit we have known for feme
cars pad by the name of The Illuminati. —
'Ebey are known to one another by particular,
signs—the bond of allegiance is communicated
to any one who is defifbus of becoming a mem
ber of the Society, by drawing blood from fom^
part of his body, and infufing a little of that of
one who is already incorporated—or, a mutual
interchange of blood takes place — the clans that
have already appeared, are alarmingly numerous
=-infomuch, that the Fiontee or Viceroy of Qan,
ton has been long absent commanding the Impe
rial troops in person, and has gained some signal
vi^o/icp- it was said, indeed, at ope time, that
he wa^ op the return, but by late accounts there
is great probability of further commotions.
I; i, prophesied that some person will rife up
before the year t 804, who will depose the p; efent
Tartar race of Emperors, ^4 remote fh.3t of the
#»*#; Chipefy
It would be a fort of phenomenon in politics
to fee the finks at the head of a coalition, and
yet fetch a thing is hkely to occur. The Ex-Ve
pitian,or Seven United Islands, have declared
themselves neutral in this war, and with this view
have joined the Tuiks who h^ e also avowedtheir
neutrality, The Turkish Mini (try are even said
'to have formed a plan of neutrality to which all
the Maritimelitates of Adri tie and the Mediter
ranean, as well as the Court of Vienna,have been
invited to accede.
We little expeded that the Revolutionary
Scopes which so long agitated the Weftern Hem-
Ifphtre, feuld have extended their influence over
so dihant- and so jealous a Government as the
Chinese ;— the principles which actuate the reb
pls if) this quarter, will be found to be'in exad
accordance with those which* produced the Ft ench
Revolution —the progress threatens to be as ter
rible, and if we view the character of the nation
and the prepoderous genius of the Empire, it is
more than probable that the refiilt will.be the
fame ;— the fpbverhdn of the ancient Govern
fnent of the Chinese.
Aug 26— From Turkey we learn, that that unhappy Em
pire is again anlurl rd hy another, formidable rebellion, on
,he part of Paffwao Qglbu ; and to add to the perplexity of
the Porte, France has demanded that English (hips (hail rot
pn|y he prohibited from entering the ports of Turkey, but
prevented from puffing the p triancUcs
A body of troops of Paffwan Ofiou has entered Walla,
fhia, and fyrrounded the inrtenebments of Bucharest. This
sadden inVaffon has surprised every body, but the repfon
Aligned by PAff^an Gglou is still more astonishing It is,
be fays to avenge the death of a Cu'L whom he eftablifh
s.4 ip that quality in the village of Zcfjczlin W llachia,
and tQ get the head of his murderer. 6'e did not exped
to fee 4 Turk take up. arms in favor cf a Catholic Frieft.
August 2§—We have a letter from C rftantinoplr dated
the 7th July, which mentions, that Charles. Effendi, who
had beep appointed Ambaffadcr to Faris, was to set off on
the frh, attended by Kirty Keifer. the Fourth Secretary to
the Emb fff. The Ambafftdor from Br^ara,ad arrive,!
at Confeptipop^ from Pmr*burgh, and after prefcoting
his ictfe's 'to the Sultan, was to continue his rout to Mecca.
The redu^ion of that holy city, hy Abdul W^hab, h£d cre
ated the mpg fericus sensation at the Porte, apd our Corref
pendent (Nerves,, "The Prophet only knows what will be
the cppfequence of violation of thit frat of Plamifmus, by
the Chief of a Sc& that threatens to overthrow the religion
Qf the East."
Atg. ,8. One of the Calcutta papers which
we ha v e lately received, contains the following
nrrfclv t—
Aug 27. The County of Kildaire, lias been proclaimed
ys well as the county of Meath—Ou, letters from Dublin of
Tuefday htl inform us, that the Rebels arc supposed to be
actively, though fecretiu employed.,
Aug 13. We have letters from Dublin by the mail of
vHlcrday, dated at ioo'clnQ on the night of the 2,l,which
Vprrfent ^ll then quiet, but that the mod painful Solicitude
prevailed as to the apprehended events of the following day,
which had been appointed for a general riling in conjunction
as the infatuated 'rabble had been taught to believe, with
pparmy from France.
In mod parts of the country the Inhabitants were flying to
the towns for fafety. The gallant energy of the Yeomanry
^ocreafes with the decagon for their fervicc. Nothing-can
exceed their promptitude and perftverance. Io the King's
County they amount to fix thonfand cffe&iv£ men , and in
©oft other Counties the Corps are proportionably ftrerg,
^ Ireland —again agitated.
n, Turk,.
Oj China.
The Prbceffiori wds formed at the New State-
House and moved at four o'clock p. M.—Major
Gibbs, Capt Brazer & Mr.J.S Lovell, faperinten
ded the forming of the proceflion.
Ihe Proceflion parted up Winter-street, down
Wed-Ureet. and thro' Main-street, round the old
St'te-Houfe, and thence by Court-street and Tre
mont-rtreet, to the place of ituettnenr.
Distressing accounts continue to be received of
hr late hurricane in North Carolina ; upwards of
fifty &i| of yeffels experienced more or lets damage
many of them totally toft ;in one of these v<f
'els was a French gentleman, his wife and three
children, i,iio had fled from the dtftruaive femes
>f St.. Domingo ; they were all drowned,, except
the unhappy mother, who survives to mourn the
101, of a hufond, her children, and the lift rem
naht of her wretched fortune.
The deftruftive effcas of this severe flarm; was
not confined to the sea; in the country, immente
damage was done ; the crops of corn were very
much injured ; &>d a great number of mills and
bridges carried away.
" Those whom it may concern, are informed, that the
office of the American commissioners appointed under the
late convention between France and the United States, is
opened at Paris, No. 1559 Rue de L Universe, Faubourg
Saint Germain, , r , .
From the National Intelligencer.
[We perceive by the following notice published in (he
Paris Journal of Commerce, our commissioners are com
mencing operation ]
Legislative, Judicial, and Executive Officers
of the United States.
Sheriff of Suffolk.
Counfellors, Senators, and Representatives
of Matfachufetts.
Judicial Officer, of Massachusetts.
President and Profetior, of Harvard College,
Reverend Clergy
of this and the neighboring towns.
Selectmen.
Overseers of the Poor, Board of Health, and
Municipal Officers of Barton. Foreign Consuls.
Academy of Arts and Sciences. Massachusetts
.Charitable Society: Officers of the Militia.
Citizens arid Stringers. Private Carriages.
On Thursday afternoon the last tribute of refpe& was
paid by the citizens to the remains of the Hon. Samuel Ad
ams All the bells of the town were tolled during the mov
ing of the funeral proccgi^n,and>the (hops of the Greets thro'
which it passed were (hut; the Teffels in the harbor lowered
their colors to half-maft ; and minute guns were fired by
Cape Johonnot and Smith's Companies of Artillery,and at
Fort-Independences o
The Pali supported Gy William Cooper, Esq.
Gen. William Heath, Hon. Elbridge Gerry,
Hon. James Sullivan, Hon. Oliver Wendell, and
His Honor Lieutenant Governor Robbins.
/Relations.
Marfliall of the United States.
" All communications to the Board are to.be addressed
in writing, franked, to the undersigned, secretary to the
commissioners.
NAT. CUTTING.
Boston, Oct. 8.
SAMUEL ADAMS is DEAD.
The Proerffon was very lengthy ; and moved in thefol*
Irein^ order:
" Let nrtuot:, ivith assiduous dread, f :
" ?referee from rust a modeled Czfar's head;
A Freemen will keep, with more induflrious (tint
F Fr^m fl coder's vile aJperfrn— Babcock's fame.
'' While jun and jiars revolve with courje Jublime;
" AD\Ms shall scorn th 1 all-sweeping rage of
We have the painful talk to announce to
the public, that on Sunday morning the 2d
mil. a quarter pall 7 o'clock, at his honfe in
Boson. DlE>, in the 82d year of his age
SAMUEL ADAMS, late Governor of tie
Commonwealth of Massachusetts ; the con-
Llteot and inflexible Pat iot and Republican.
To attempt, at this moment, even to
sketch an outline of a chara&er equally con
ipicuous for private virtue and public service
would betray a want of that information re
fpe3wg the deceased, which time and pro
found reflexion alone can jiiflly describe.
We foall now only observe, that he has been
a prodigy of talents and industry , of which
the laple of ages will not produce a parallel.
In his ufeftil career his fid seemed pc
copied with but one sentiment and that com
prehended every circumstance which had any
relation to the intrefts and independence of
his native country, and the rights and liberty
of the human race.
The foe of Tyrants, in ever form ; the
fiiend of Virtue and her friends, be died be
loved, as he had live refried. Admiring
poderity penetrated by a just sense of his
tranfeen'dent merits, will emphatically hail
him as the undeviating friend of civil and
religions Liberty, and the Father of the
Anemican Revolution.
~ ,t,me ;
“ Hit glorious toils in life perennial bloom,
''Till nature's winter ~rips.rips his laurel'd temb."
This melancholy event was announced to
•hecitizens of Boston by the tolling of all
bells in town. Cbron.
Paris, Bth Joly, 1803.
MILITARY ESCORT.
.The Independent Cadets
Under Command of Colonel Welles.
THE BODY.
Latest by the Mails.
“ NOTICE.
BOSTON, OCT. 6.
The Public are informed that there will be a charity
leftare, at the North MeetingHoufe, on Thursday next
at 3 o'-lock P. M. and an opportunity given, ta the
generous ^ humane to contribute their free-will offer
% to promote th, defart of the FEMALE CHAR
11Y SCHOOL lately instituted in this town.
THURSDAY, the feventeerith day of NO
VEMBER next, is appointed by His Excellency
the Governor as a day of Public THANKS
GIVING throughout this State.
TH^FEkER. ..
YORK the daily reports state the
ravages of the fever nearly the fame as the
Accounts received last week.
Mr. Livingflon, the Mayor of New—York,
had been dangerously indisposed of the
prevailing fever ; but ourJaft accounts state
him to be convalescent. Until t,e sixth day
of his disease he was considered as extremely
dangerous. .<
PHILADELPHIA. The new cases Sept. 3%
were 8 real, and 2 suspicious; —Oft, 1. 11 cates,
Oft. 2,and 3, twenty fix. By the report of the City
Hofpitai there were admitted therein, during the
48 hours ending the 3d inst four; seven had died ;
two were di(charged ; and that there remained 2r.
TO BE SOLD AT
D. Austin's Store,
Oppcfa' ^ Brick Market,
A general, affortmfent of
GROCERIES
And a good assortment of
Paper Hangings.
Parlour STOVES; and 60 calks
Nova Scotia LIME.
Also to to-The Store lately
occupied by M s - B Swett, an ex<e Int (land for
alm< ft any kind of buhoeft, wbiile lale and re
tail. oa. 7.
Wanted to hire
IM a small family, a servant MAID.
None need enquire but of good reputation^
Enquire at this office. \
OR. 11.
~ IMPORTANT., CT 1,.
A letter from Bordeaux, of the 17th Aug. to
a rtfpeftable merchant in Boston, contains the
following important article of commercial Intelli,
gence :—" Merchandize imported into France in
neutral vessels, without the requisite Certificate of
their not being the manntatture of Great Britain
or her dominions, are not admitted to entry : but
tippn condition ot there being exported therefrom
in Piece Goods only, the ranufafture of the Re
public, the gross amount of twice the value of the
neat proceeds ot the imported cargo. By this re
gulation, no Wines or Brandies are, permitted to be
exported for Goods 10 received#" The letter
adds, that no relaxation whatever cau be obtained
from, the letter ot the decree which ha&eflablifhed
this regulation.
.ALEXANDRIA. From the 27th to the 30th
Sept, but 3 deaths.
Tamarinds,
Nutmegs,
Cinnamon, -
Black Currants,
Frelh Figs,
Box Raisins,
Calk Ratlins,
Ain;onds,
Oatmeal,
—MARRIED—
In this town, Mr. Richard Muchmore, to Mils
Hannah Ball ; Mr. Wm. Nelson, aged 85, to Miss
Hannah Scringing aged 20.
DIED]— In this town, Mifa Hannah Sheafe
eldrft daughter oi,Mr. John Sheafe, merchant ; a
child of Mr. Joseph Harrold.
CONFECTION,
' o viz.
Drop Peppermints,
Lozenges,
Conk Lozenges,
Sugar'd Almonds,
Burn'd Almonds,
Sugar Plums, .„.
Cinnamon Sugar Plums,
Annifeed Sugar Plums,
Coriander Sugar Plains,
Caraway Sugar Plums,
--Alfa-
A GREAT VARIETY ob
The American Consul at Bourdeatix has given
official notice of an order of the French Govern
ment, net to admit to an entry any neutral vessels
coming from, or that may have touched at any
Brinfhport.
„ A quantity of the befl Superfine
Naples Hair-Powder,
of different kinds.
Oa. 11.
S. DELANDE,
" TRUE as THE DIAL TO THE SUN."
©je Btpublican Ledger.
Has for SALE at his flop in Buck flreet,
A GREAT VARIETY OF
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1803.
GROCERIES;
viz.
Lemon Sugar Plums,
Lo,f Sugar tandy,
Barley Sugar Candy,
Spanifli Sugar Candy,
Conserve of Loaf Sugar,
Conserve of Brown do.
Current Jelly,
Ouince Je|ly,
Preserved Quince,
Preferred Pear.
Starch,
Pepper,
Alfpice,• i,
Spanish float Indigo,
Clover,
Loaf, Brown and India
.Sugar,
Chocolate,
his great we ghf.
The other horse is about five feet and an inch
h : gh, ard lengthy made, has generally a film on'
lit off eye,in which he is blind though the eye it
not funk, and has a liandfome (tar and narrow
blaze, with one of his binder feet a little white
and one of bis fore legs appears Jo have been
formerly cut by a bobble, bis withers is thin and
nigh, on wlicb he has the marks ofold galls and
is now frefb gall'd hy the tree of the fiddle being
broken under the pummel, on which the said
fervent rides„with a coloured horse rug un
der th? saddle, the horse walks with an tin
utual swing behind and very fast and plea
sant to the rider, trots long, lonfe and uneafily^
canters tolerable well, has a w/l hanging marie,
and long switch tgil, which may perhaps be new
ly docked, and is about ten years old, ^d!h
altogether a handsome saddle horse, and draws
also wells.
Thp aforfaid fervent left Chariefem, South-
Carolina, on the 14th September; dressed in a
white Negro cloth round jacket with black born
buttons and oznabprgs overalls, but took with
him a browhicoloured fuftian rodod jacket and
overhills,with redifh coloured facings; he was to
have carried the aforefaid Bright Sorrel Horfe#
to my phee, tg miles from Charleftpn, iff
Goose Creek parish aad near the bridge, and
being a total Granger in all other parts of the
state, th, presumption is that he mud have been
forced off by viliian or villians, in which case,
'on cQoviaion of the tn, the above reward will be
paid if taken out of the bate, and if wthin tha
flare, a reward of TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS on their being delivered to me, in Char
teflon, No 34, Church-Street, or otherwifei
Fifty Dollars for each horse and One Hundred
Doltrs for the said fervaor, who has the little
toe of @ne of his 'eel off, and is of a bear,
counenance and anfwer< dull and flow.
JOHN DU PONT.
Charleflon, (S. C.) Sept. 22, 1803.
at bis Store, bead of Bucharest, the Sadova
ing articles by tyholejule er retail, and
cheep for cajh or approved crept.
RUM,•
French and Spanish
Brandy,
Holland's Gin,
Cherry,
Malaga Wine,
Whole, half, & quarter
.Chest, .
H,foj Young ^h]
Hylon. Hyfon | B
Skin, Souchong, ( >
and Bohea J
B< ft Greed Coffer.
Chocolate,
Cocoa Shells,
Leaf,
Brown,
and ( SUGARS.
India, J
MolafTcs,
C tton,
t.fa Raifini,
^ Figgs,
Logwood,
Redwood,
Allum,
Copperas, Salt Petre,
dumber,
Role Brimflone,
Florence Oil;
From Portsmouth ferry on
Tuetday | d (l, a brindled white STEEK, four
years old, any person giving Information of
the 'ame to the fubfeober or leave word at Mr e
Ebfhi Whitens (lore, in ba & krtreet near ihg
pier, (hall be hiaJfomeiv rewarded.
PANJEL GOODWIN.
03,11.
03-N. B. All perfohs indebted
to E. Chadwick are coquetted to make imme
diate payment, otherwise he will be under the
disagreeable necelTity of calling on them in an
other form.
, Cash given for BEES WAX•
apply as above.
^ A 300 Dollars Reward,
WILL be pud for apprehending my
young, tali dim, NEGRO MANTo^
about twenty years of rge, with two LARGr!
BRIGHT SORREL HORSES, and the vil'ain
or villain, who have ftoleo them, with proof to
bring them to conviction.
The Hories are of the following defcriptior;
—One of them is an uncommonly large Horif,
being about 5} feet high, and very firing mad?
with a hollow spot on the mounting fide, about
tte size of a man's hand, and know in'the upper
country to te the effe& of,he disorder that is
there generally called the Swainy, his manebangs
on both sides, he carries a light short fwiich
ail that was formerly docked and has been ric
ked, has no natural white marks nor brand that
s rccolle&cd, is a very fine draft horie, about
(even years old and waks, trots and canter? re
markable well under the saddle for a Horie of
E. CHADWICK
yufl received and
FOR SALE B^'.
Strayed,
Warranted Shovels,
Pepper,
ALfpice,
Nutmegs,
Cov-S
C nnamon,
Ginger,
Indtg%
Starch, +
Spanifb and American
Segars,
jby 9&Bby to
Window Glass,
Nail?,
Hollow Ware,
Bar Iron,
Coron ind
v^ C ris,
Cd & Bollock Fifli.
Mould & dipt Condict,
Gun Powder,
Writing and
Wrapping Paper,
'orks,
Pipes,
Bar & Shaving Soap
Few B ifhels Rve,
add Whlie Beans,
Few Barrels Mackarel.
of a superio r qualify.
Por+fmomth, Oft. m-