Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-08-03 00:00:00, page 3

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filencrto avoid the controversy, bus his
wanton attack prelentaominuira.
/Durf^ afferttoo
/% m 0 evident, to refuted by^
' YELLOW FEVER extirpated!
A most Providential, Evenki
Philadelphia^ frfo
^z^^
ulous maritime cities and towns
of the union, on the success that
has attended the vigilance & per.
z severance of the board of health
of this city— The yellow fever of
the Weft Indies, has. after being
imported andgiffufed over aeon.
^±^^
person to arrother —after being.
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terhaving threatened to spread
with more than its former malig.
nity—after leveral had fallen vic
tims to it with all the worst char
a&erifties of black vomit —excru.
dating pains—and speedy death
—that in defpight of all these ter
rific citcumftances, the board of
health have not only succeeded
in preventing its progress, but to
tally extirpated it. Aurora.
FEDERALISM UOTafed!^}
Mr. Sedgwick, known so long
amongthe most violent anti-re^
publicans, and who finifhed his
political career in congress so ig-
Abminioafty, was the orator ap
pointed at Stockbridge, Mafia
&afetts) on the national feftival,
held the sth July ! In his oration^
he declared itas bis opinion that
there ought to be a division of
the junion—that it was the last r^-
/ ford of federalifm, and that among
/o&er tcafons for it, the purity of
New-England was contaminated
by her southern association! This
is Mr. Sedgwick's opiniotehe
g has a righ;to hold his own opin.
„on; but no honest or sensible/
foaircan hesitate what opinion t&
forffiof him, and those who hold
such opinions,^xi.
Exported from the port of Phi.
ladelphia from the in April to
30th June, both days inclusive.
'9,555 barrels Flour,
0,947 half do.
749 hhds. ladiau corn meal,
5,612 barrels do.
20 half do. 'f i b''s'v
1,136 barrels Rye Flour.
I NEW. YORK, July 20.
The mate of the brig Juli-Ann
Informs us, that while he was at
Cape Francois, one of the crew
of the brig died of the fever ; and
when he attended the funeral of
his deceased friend, he was told
by the principal grave-diffger, ihg. w
the burials fa that place were at
leatt forty a aay. / ine tever was
not confined to the soldiery, but
, wany Americans and natives
were d,y„ facfoafter
"b&forCn: nf th,* Tfl^nd had 1
hours after the time they were'at-1
tacked with the disorder. Per-I
'haDStherc never was a time when I
^ fa wac nprefTarv fin I
'guard agamft the introduaion of|
. Aim rAn<4nrhlfl ' ''^l'
*i A journeyman rnnwr, inicgmy ana aujuiy, rropncior m wi§ w%^g^'±4▼ "w&„gEfw^^™'!„i
fichodner Roebuck, afaraue*
Deditious nail age of Qo davA from
we ha^'rece ved an^e'e of
an engagement between two Al
gerine cruizerynd a Pormguefe
man of war off Malaga, wherein
the former were vidorious. The
force of the Algerines was a frig
ate of,.ons, (the fame which
was presented by the American
government ro the Dey) Wf,
xebec ; the number of their crews
was about 700 men. The for
tuguefe was a frigate of 44 guns
ahd 300 men. The Algerine
commenced the attack, by imme
diately attempting to board their
enemy, but were unfuccehful at
their firft onset ; tfe a@ion then
became warm and bloody, both
parties fighting with great fury,
until all che Portuguese officers,
except one midshipman, were kit
led and wounded, and the feameti>
fhamefully left their quarters,
when the ship ftruckher bolduis,l
after an a&ion of three hours.—
The Captain, (who was a French
man) was killed early in the ac
tion. The prize was afterwards
carried into AlgeziraSr f,^
The United States frigate Che
sapeake, Commodore Morris, had
arrived at Gibraltar after a parfage
s£3o days from Norfolk. She
had carried away her mainmast.
The Essex was the only frigate at
that place,except the Chesapeake,
the others were cruising ofFMal/a.
Lord Keith, with 5 fail of#W;
line, was lying in the roads.
The Englifhhad not yet evac.
uated Malta nor Minorca.
ICTC=C.
^London paper of the tyh Ma,
fa,s,"Thc De, of Tripoli lately
purchased a g£omfrigate at Sm,r
na, and has manned her with 70&
picked men, Jes the purpose fgw{
ing battle to the American frigate
Philadelphia, uhich hasfor a long
time blockadedthe port oj Tripoli."
—The Philadelphia is now in the
Chesapeake.
The French Calender hat undergone
tome alteration. The far it ftiH to be
'gin in September, at the autumnal,equi
nox ; but the weeks are to contain but
seven days, whicifere to resume their
old names, and the firft day is to be the
sabbath. The decade js abolished.
Fee. NIAGARA, Jel, i.
" I am about fettiog out from this port
to Fort Michilimackinac, in the new A
mill packet “ Senator Tracy," built
left fall by the United States, at Detroit,
and completed this spring, for the pur.
pose of transporting the troops and pub
lic stores on these weftero so. Al.
though I fall be fix hundred miles ^
W. from this port, yet the communica
tion is f> frequent, that there will be op
portunities ot hearing from you every 3
or four weeks.''
Charlejion, July 3. By the at.
rival of the fchr/ Diana from tW
Cape, we learn, that Touiffaint,
with his wives, children, aids, &c.
were all sent to France by general
Leclerc ; they failed about 10
days before Capt. Mead lg§it.
Ever since the arrest of Touiffaint
qutlL St. Domingo; greaLum
'bterk'df nlanters were returning to'
their plantations, and the towns in
Ithe1 the island were building up very
faft. The yellow fever,was very
prevalent at the ( aneamoneft tre
troops ana foreigners, ana many
Frow&tters fforiCape Fcqfflto&i± l
Some o(the Essex Junto, in a,
late conveifaion on g Q v. Strong,
fpeech,,epM@him for it Q
1 the fame degree nf virulence flirt
& 1 ,~ a•&&<>_ ™==A:'~G ^#L VUlVilyw &Ug,b
^ tty; Q# ML Mfr
uous&ra^r'h'fd the hafd?h P ^
to fayfet «fc^fofate mtf
receive law fronthe federal fts at
the point of the bayonet*-— for
nothing else would do.” A re
fpeaable man whq had hitherto
been a steady adherent of their
party, inftandy declared since
they had thus difcoyeied theft'
views, he would no longer belong
IP ^em. , : Auroral
^ * The Republicans -would smile
to fee the Britijk Tory Federalifs
advance to this deepen. '
if „ /CANDOR.: CT<t
Wafate it frpta good author
ity, that at the fopreme court helj
lately at Ipfwicfo Maflachufetts,
judge Dana declared that he had
received a better from Mr. Bay
ard, Rating that he had a conver.
,fi^ti with fyfr Fichon, on the
fubieQ of, a loan o^^ Bayard
had no objection to it, and that he
had applied to Mr. Giles on the
fame fubjea, who uhhefitatingly
refuted to accede to "any propo
rtion of the kind. Judge Dana
furthen obfeped; that he was fur
prized at foe imprudence of Bay
ard, in communicating openly
wi,h Giles on, the fubjea, for it
would have fan proper to throw
the whole flame on the republican
part, /—This, certainly was qaqy
did For a Judge !- a federal
Judge from pious New England.
Captain Swalley, of the sloop
Agnes arrived at New,York from
Anguftine, informs, as that a few
days previous to his failing a par
ty oft Indians, under general
iowlty; surprised and took pri,
foners one woman and fevengil-,
dren near St. Augustine, in the
absence of the father of the fami
ly, and killed the eldest son, a
young man, twenty three years of
age. About the fame time Se
veral whites and blacks were mas
sacred by another ofßowle^'s pan
ties. This chieftain has fitted
out a schooner mounting 14 guns
to cruise against the Spaniards';
and has already made two prizes.
/ IMPORtANTf< ft
&traa tfa @frfrmag&m% in Nil
Orhaas, to bi;faQ in this city, (Phila
dslphia,) d^fo/22.
^ A courier has just arriyed
from Spain with dispatches to the
governor, &c, which do not
mention one word of this pro
vince being given up to the
French. The dispatches are to
the beginning of April. Private
letters in towhjuft received from
the Havanna state, that the .pro
vince had been given to the
Ffeneh, but returned, on condi.
tion that the Spaniards would Day;
I the French five millions of hio
ney, five ships of the line, and
repairs for twenty more. 'Ttiefe
letters fpeuk cbilfi^entlv of pis
accowit'"iG true 'we' shall have
reason to congratulate ourselves
onthe event.' *
I-, friend in r^ban,dated La,u,a, J»M 20.
I^4 folate tninfotem von that the
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bfff to with . _._t
ep u alette.
*LIBERTY and the CONSTITUTOR
ContFrirfoTa, &
CT THIS tach, ^6. 78, um
,& one year and a half bfahdße-
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fariheft,ear I, payments. Those of
our patrons who lwve falfilted^ft
Conditions, have alone enabl,dfps to
proceed thus far ^ the, have cmbof
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buse poured forth by the enemies of
republican Principles ;=-we tender -
liftem our warmest thinks." Those
]who have not remembered us in the
I "days of adverft," ;—fuch<as havc
Iriot,et ,aid us an, thing, Wffi not
'(we hope) waitto be dunned—Mi,
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ever, hujinefs.
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ed upon Republican principles :~—
And to Republicans atone we appeal -
for fapport. We have to encounter
the fyltematized opposition of all
the Federalijis, both their open re
vilings, and secret influence 1 But
we trtf that energy enough will be
found in Republicans to main
tain a Press devoted to their inter
.eft, and to the defcnee of the upright
measures of an economical Admin
if ration whichfaithfully adheres to
Me letter and Spirit of the Federal
ConfitutioThr-Such as has hitherto
been the administrative of a Patrie
otic JEFFERSON.
Died, at Chicheta, last Saturday, Lt.
Malachi Haines—an iodufttictes,arm,r.
Accounts from all quarters of
the Union, are favorably [as re
fpe&s the Harvest of the industri
ous Farmer.
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to % # f,- ro tf,,"fct,
« 0,^ F ftF^%
We congratulate the husbandman on
the cheering profpea of a plentiful har
vest.— Perhaps no former year has rat
neffed so great a quantity of excellent
; English Grain as is now ripening for the
atol+Cit nnA C&eatfr^mrt
raxtbout the bevente^n
^^
This Day.,
fr STATWNEWH,MRSHIRE. ^^
R OcKr Q^
Th lip QaM Puhlir VpnAiim
th- rid fA fit*
AT the dwells h%"^D a .
la Aid county,";; five d'dock in the m
'""hO^eTuRNITURE
to the estate of Ephraim Car.
Concord, Tulyizn 802. jF^Tf