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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
BRITISH HOUSE OF LORDS-Tak z.
COMMUNICATION from the KING.
Delivered to the Lord Cbanc,



ny Lord and Gentlemen,
GIVE have il 20 command from his Maief
ty 10 acquaInt you, that, cn account of the ad
-vanced period OF the iealon, and the lta;e Of
public bvGnsf,, he is induced 10 relieve You
from lon attendance-in Parliament.
Il His M jed, highly cnmmends the widen
temper, and diligence, which have mar kei al
your proceedings AMI particularly acknovl
edges the adduity ana z.al with whi-h you
have purified the nyeGg ition ofthe important
ftjets brought under yonr confederation, III
corlcquence Of the Glvere preaure occaiou=d
BY the heh Psice OF corn. The bene6. ial If
feds O. III meaiures YOU have fug leied for the
alienation Of hi, calamity. have afforded his
NJ jsa great oonfoation and he has ID. Ut
mott fatisfaaion in INDUCING The h Pr, that,
under the favor Of Providrnce, the bIedines OF
plenty viii Be r.aored ~ the produce Of the en-
flung harvea.
Gr7ttweH oftbt HOME 9f CsM7ost,
" His maj -ay has dtre7e "a 70 return VOC
bis pa,ticular thanks for the liberal pr7viion
W ich you have mtde for The various rdn1hss
Of The public frvce. While he regrets the
neeediy Of flppl'es n large, il Is relef u bis
majeny to obferve, that the reiour1es and en-.
tiuued PROPERTY If the county have enabled
you % diRri5ute The public burthens 10 flch
manner, As u pres with as little fcyerity By Eor
hble 90 bis faithful iuhjeds.
' w L0y4f and GtFt!emsH,
q TIE bril- liant and repeated fIccefes Of bis
majeR,'s arms, by fea and l-nd, important a.
they are in their immediate consequences, are
nct Ieis fatisfdaory 20 his Haieay's mind, as
afo Ding freih and deciGve proofs Of thar Wig
orous exertion, undaunJed vllor, and Ready
pc leve1ance, which dilinguith R- national
character, and On which the chief reliance mua
be placed for relpett abroad, and for confidence
and frcurty az home. Events 70 honorable TO
the Britith name derive, at the pre(ent moment,
peculiar value in his majeRy's saimation, from
their tendency 70 facili ae he attainment Of the
great Object Of his UnceaGng lolicitude, the rer
torati9n If peace, or fair and adequate terms.
They furniih, 81 the fame time, an ad itional
pledge, that If the l,ntiments Of moderation
and luGice, which vii ever govern his maier
ty's condud, mould he rendered unavailing, in
this indarce, by UNREASONABLE pretenlons on
the part of his enemies, the fpirit AM irmnefs
Of bis people will continue 70 De manftRed ~
fuch efforts and Eacr6oes as may be re,eGAry.
for afcrting the honor Of his maieay's crown.
and for maintaining the permanent intercfs OF
the empire"
Then commifion for proroguing the Par.
lament was read
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
By The Mail.

WASHING TON, AUGUST ~
AN ORDER ortbe PreGdeut ofthe Uaited S .''.
making certain alterations ii the D.itHe'' 'A ~.
in mentioned, and erecting new Ks'y y.s..au
tricl, 10 Ne deo0mnated 'fhe N. wen DH''.
Sea. !. IN purruanee Of divers ats 6 u II
ConQrefs Of NE United States velH9S 7 ! ],
certain powers and authorities, u r; 1,...g
the Internal Revenues thereof, the lonon 80,
alterations Of and add ions e the afTaos1. srr
heretofore made. fir Occurring md o. ~
the faid Duiies, are hereby adopted a'u So
Lined. I'LL. Pm.
fylvania, Maryland, North Carolina M ss'
Carolina. fbali, from and after rte 50sp s :.
Septer,her next ,tverally form saehon Gc ,a N.
and the dutie, IF IufpeEor Of each q ia oftbs
veys, fhalI be performed by che tnP'IY'"
Diaria comprehending the fans; Egdaf
Sect. 4. The feve,ai counties q the o,,,
VIRGINIA, originally and heretofore ND sad
vi hin and for ming The 6rf, iecond'a IN n from
fourth furveys, of The faid diltr'ft l.", .,,t bs
and after tie ooh day Of SspFsael '"a.r 10 ss
con, aimed in, and form but one iu5' n, dudss
thereafter denominaJed the 6Fltl an -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
FRENCH ACCOUNT.

The French brig lie Lody, which left Alex
zudria or che 10Th Of May, and which arrived
at Nice, brings Intelligence fix days later than
The aR official dispatches whi.h we received
from Egypt IL does not appear that il that
interval any thing remark ible had occurred on
that theatre of the war i, j. at all events Ger
tain that nothing had tak-u place 70 the adyan
rage of the French, as they prelerva the great
ct ilsnce refPeding the dfPatehes brought by
the Lody. All hat has been publihej is, that
on the 10Th Of May the French were till maj
ters of Cairo and Alexandria, and that the
latter place had been entirely ifolaed from tie
former by the foundations efeded byour troops.
We do not believe thar Menou has in Alex
dria proviions enough to fuPport Gege of Ev.
raj year,, Our troops, we will venture to af.
fsrt, are neither 70 unikilfu nor 70 patient as
the Creeks before Troy.
Admiral Blanket, IN the Lyon Of "a guns,
arrived at Suez the goth March. No ether
vefe arrived with him. La Forte frigate, and
a rranfpor; with flores were lott in the Red Sea.
Ad. B. brought with him but z5o troops but
che Bombay army was lPeediIy expected.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
LONDON, JULY

boNDOhs JUbf Il
HEALTH Of BONAPARTE.
The FiiR Coniu has f1ffered for long time
from a rheumatBm contraded IN The army
Citizen Corvilart his phyG ha, thoughi the
leafon favorable 70 attempt to free him from
it.-He has applied biRers to the breat and
arms fucoetIiveiY. This treatment, the effect
Of which ha b,eu very favorable, las prevented
the Firf Conful from coming 20 the lat parad-,
and giving the ufual audience to AmbaFadors
this day. He has rot cefaed a Jingle day 10 do
buiioels with the Coninis AMI Muilers, and
held this morn'ngaCouacil general Of Finance,
which takes 0lace the oh Of every month, and
at which all ne MiniIers and the Director Cen
eral ofth Pu5lic Treafury alteod. ., Corvi-
Cart thinks that the Ful Conlal wdl be able.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
ENGLAND AM Russia.

LONDON, JULY I3.
CAPT. Blake, Of the Dfpatch cutter, arri
we'd in towp on Saturday afternoon with dif
patches from Lord 81. HeIen5, as fltisfaaory
as they are important. On The 18th oflaH
month, convention was Ggued at Peterburgh,
between Lord 81. Heens and Count P .,nin, by
which all the differences between the two coun.
tries were amicably terminated. The other
two Maritime Courts Of he North, have been
invited to acceje 10 this Convention, which
they will douo'leE DO. This news was ;uRlv
conlidered BY Lord Hawkelbury of fuch mo-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
EGTPTIAN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, JUNE ~
THE following extraa of letter from E
e3pC, is authentic
Aboukiy, Nag g.
al was yeaerday at Rofeua; the aate Of the
place beers incnnteai5le proof IF the poverty Of
The iuppIes and refources 81 tile enemy.
" The Mamelukes, to the number of 5000,
al ia conjuudlon with the Britilh army, which
receives from ali dire9ions the mott abundant
hpplies. have fr-n one Of Menos's procla
nations on The fubj-d, in which he ha. threat
ened 10 burn every village, ot with ilfgle
inhsbitant Mould carry Provifon 10 the Engiith
camp.
. Menen, probably alarmed by the extent Of
the elections, and the incieaing dilcontent Of
his followers lately ient flag Of truce, declar
ing, that The French were defirous 70 eyacu2ie
Egypt on The following conditions:
. Ia That they ihould D permitted 10 return
20 France with the hOnoTs Of war, 10 the veiCs re-
manning in Alexandria, thefe proving inadequate
10 their proper accommodation, the bng6H ~
furniIh urh further iranfports az houid be warning
4" &c. That they be allowed to take with thtm
thCir arms, baggage, cannon, &c"
g The Engifh General replied that if the
French evacuated Egypt, they ihouid be con-
duetej France with al the honors OF war in
EnglRh cartels, bur that the demands Of the
Republican General. IN regard 10 arms, CORES,
sc. were wholly nldmi,Gble.
We learn from the deteryers. that Menou
communicated 10 the amy the failure Of this
overture, and fought to inhAme their Recruitment
by the moa impalIi,ned declAmltion ; he Re
proved his troops for want Of rheir accutomed
conGancy, a. d ezpreded bis Indignation and
wonder thar al army which had given chains
10 Italy, and d9ated peace to AutGa almolt
beueath the walls Of its IPital, The flower Ct
the French natcn, could ilfer tielt TO be bea-
Ten by the h23e5 Aggas (the cowardiy Engliib-)
The folders arr as much alloniihed As the Cea
eral At their defeat, bnt theY have Profted bet-
ter by their experience, ana learned to relPs6f
pher enemv.
" Through the fame channel We learn, thar
the lols Of the Republicans 70 tie battle Of the
zIa q March, conpriiei 24oo killed and woln
ded, AMI $50 made Priloners."
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CAPTURE Of RaAMANTE-orFrcrAt.

LsELH JEGrtt- - tEHe 70.
From the Earl of FLctN 10 Lord HAwRsBvRY.
Coafl7fiae3s, nay !, 1891.
"My Lord-An officer j. arrived froB The
Captain Palha, with the intel igence that Gen.
Hatchiaton h>d marches from Rof:tla on the
9 h infant with about four ,houfAnd Briilh
troops, il company with a corps If Turks Of
equlLfo under the co,nmaRd of lie Captain
Paiha, and on the OH attacked the French near
R4hm4 ich. The enemy were driven ia /; and
in TIE COURT. Of the night they retired towards
Cairo, having left tnall garrloa il : the
entrsnohnent; ofRahnanch. On the Ioth the
fort 70 rend.red, and the combined force then
proceeded towards Caire, having concerted
thrir movements with the Grand Vizi-r, who
was FL H1uka, poi,ion four leagues diaaat
Cairo, in a north cal dredon. Orr loGs al
Rahuaaich IS Rated not TO exceed thirty men
"F0e Tork n officer reports thar a reinf rec
ment Of l'ree thouiand Dritih had arrived at
Abouki- about the b Of May have the
Eonor. &c (Sgned) ELGIN
" Right Hon. Lo.d hawkvibufy, &e. &c.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

on Sunday, from Ad CORVALLIS, dated the oh.
1T condGs Of as fail Of he lioe and eight
frsgares, ready for iea and expecting to fail dai-
w. A lharp look out is kept for them.
July u -Both the Brett, and Texel Rsets,
are really for fea, and our jolly tars ready to
meet Them. Ad. Coruvailis keeps fharp look
optfor one, and Ad. ID cklon The other.
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ANOTHER EXPEDITION.

ToRBAy, Eng JuLY il-Sailed, the AT
80 of A guns, Carysfort Of zs, Falcon Of iS.
and five tranfports, having the 18th regt. aud
a detachment Of ar;illery on board, With fat
bortomed boats, detinttion unknown: Sup
pofed to be for the Brazies.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31
CAATHFAUMES SQUADRON.

mrsstNA (Sti5J MAY z7.-Yelterday four
fail Of French line Of battle hips. two frigates
and three fmala vefels paG-d The Sueighgs
from Toulon, bound to Brindif IN the Adri.
atic) to Join three Neapolilan frigatcs g;ven b.
treaty % the French Afer bsiog ioiaed By
four other lhips Of the line, the whole are de-
lined to the Levant They will have on board
1000 folders, intended, no doubt TO fOccour
India.
PORTSMOUTH,, Eng July Capt. Ken
dali arrived this Gay from Lymington, fpoke A
brig coming through the Needles, tie matter
o. which informed. that he was from the
Mediterranean, and that the whole Of Ganlhe-
aume's fquadron was taken and dearoyed.
DasbgaL1
BREST-FLEET, Sg'e.
LONDON, JUNE z4.-DIpatches were received
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

sy arrivals at BoGcn from England, London paper
have been received to July 5-areA by tvver5etbrs'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

1t is confidently aFered tiat tbs ~I d u:
IDEALLY determined 70 renounce an n Ope has
temporal Government Of he Ece Co.. NTH Y he
States. ''saitcsl
More Than % 900 perfons have rrln ,5'n,
St. Petsribursh fnse the death Il III i la 70
PerOr. '@'s I'm.
The foreign wheat and -four vb;A m
Imported MO Great Britain, from Gu. III Be
to SsPt '8o' viii coz This country lo,ooo s9o
iterliog' executive Of bounty. ''''o's
The King Of Sweden is about to y;f, D.,
burgh. : '"'' ie'''i'
The Emperor Alexander has ordered.
ument to he eTeaed to The memorv II , / 'poa'
Gen. Suwarrow. 2 'nSilis
Il fbould fem as II the Fmn.-.
Chief Conul Of France had made fr - -. -
arrangements, calculated to remove M N.Y. Ii"
lions Of PruGia and Rufia, IN rso,rG i w
treaty Of Luneville; and ID /, rpron,.I II I's
The intention OF The Cabinets Ut Vienn, ia y
Ifs 70 rslinquh the icea If in5smr;f, ~ II
Grand Duke in Ge many, and ,oeaa5r5 gm
~ tbs Roman territories.
The Lieuri4n Repubi- has been -so--,.
zed ny BonaP RE. Il is to blvs Do9gs,s
Ssna z, ana a ID I.
Porto Ferrio Of L,qtara had HI fur,.,
dered 10 he Irelch vho ba7nbsrd Y s.Iv
Eogiih.
tn: expedition ftt.ng ont a. Copsohaz.nh
fuPpofei to be defined 4ga.aa Pot Mahon.
The conference. between MI. Otto. md
Lord IA" klbory as more ir,g0ent than eva;
and the hopes a The irierds q peace n1re1.
The Fr-n b government continues to march
large bodies al troops ~ the Re .-coal where ell
tenfge enoamPnents are formed The erGeaa.
tons " an attempt upon England or Ireland ap.
pears TO be GreoP bened. How e.er he rBms
rous Briiih cfuizers eyer, ie The mot Ugl
lance and the beG pre- aF4dons are made %
hore.
The greateR ezerti7ns are makiag 10 dee
qupment W velels III the Sraafh port, Priit-
u arly a, C1thagena, where i IS CO.. eaur.d 40
expedition II Frepa inE tl attempt tle recovery
# Ihe iland u abnorea.
Bonapar,e y PpIisd u Tile PoPeto dPsais
with he e b az n clergy, 70 a kaoW'edgs ne
conai,uionu III 3s Sc The Pope hal re-
fuEd. 11e,e were reports tha, he PontH was
about to abb He hs temporal government
AND thar hs King 4 Sarsiaia was tobs irdtn
ri6eo with tile Roman terri ory for HI lol''
French troops, frequently pals through Kou'
or NdPes.
By private letters from Paris, We are inform
ca. BonaP1rte y endetvori-g successfully Y
cal le MaHcna. who IS one OF he head,' aua
rhe mott bold Of the Jilo5in fadioa. BHi an
o.ber parry is growing uP il oPPoh'Ion1, . "
Chief ConfuI Jhe party Of Moreaa. Ih:on.
GERS Of the Army Of the Rhine feel thfnisV's y
much neglected, and if their murmaTs' a. M
give ferrous alarms to the Government = hs
account Of the modeay ana moderated =
Moreau.
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The x ooo men 0s aG ,Hgga) Jusp ?,
Tor the grand maneuuies, ltill remain -a.''ors
eantonnents. Thefe troops are Es ~ # gsr
war eltabliihment, and are ready /, y o u.
Their deltnation IS Gill mrRerv. An ! March,
ally beleved thar tRey arc deltined ~ sener-
iethon OF the countries that viii - y 'aks pol.
Pruilia, a. an indemnify Our reIs,; 9ed'd y
trans are u'l very pacific. Thole win, 1'i , Vlih
have never been 70 intimate as at prer.1 ~ NuAia
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-31

without Inconvenience bis b..i,s
next quIHtidi' Al Toe fete Of the rl,t e at'tu
MI, peri' bqpst, 5riS S9it !
Madame Bonaparte ft of j
A'd-de-CamP Of the Fl 4 Coaful. ,a. Rap,
them. aceompanis.
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1t is confidently aferJed that The i -.
Ideally determined p renounce all ~ Ops has
temporal Government Of he Fca ,I.e U tie
States. eilaltlcal
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BRESTFLEET, t'e.
LONDON, JUNE z4-Dapatches were received
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03

their fighh and privilages uOincumbercd and
nnImpaiIed, to render the Conhisuiion Rrong
aud pure as il came ont of the hands Of its
makers. the States, nnitedly and feveraliy.
happy and proiperous, Respectable and exalr-
cd. at home and abroad. he can have no in.
terea, feparate from this whit il connett-
ed his reputation, his proipeds, his pride and
the highet and beR FEELINGS Of the humsu
heart. He ioIcits only the candor, the scs~
fonabIe confidence, aGihance aud fricndlhip of
his fellow-citixens. Will you withhold he
caufe he isa republican, Is this man you arr.
invited to diRrua. whom you mean 10 op.
pole The great body of FcderaliRs are all
Republicans. Deception for moment. has
led them aaray. Our ,saehsu have canled
them TO err. Reelection and time viii rcito,c
them to the path which they have forlakru.---
I" Republican, ere ell Fsdtyaifs." M;iic-
preientation and fattious ambition. may
have rendered them fufpetled. The violence
Of preiiure; and the buaetings of madneis
may. if intanccs, have joitlcd ihc,n from, tha
way, but by property of their natures.
their return is of courfe. They will unite
themirIves with Republican fcderslias. with
all good men, will sdhsrc TO our government.
will cling; will laih themfciyes to the ConAi-
tuition and with il perth or furvive in the
nmpsqSoxt jqsrmf, = and arugglcs tor her lib.
erty and freedom. We farmersa are by. nasufe
all federal epublicans---Situasion, circus,-
fances, habits, icntiments and feelings con-
fpire 10 make US fo--as loon would matters
ceaic 10 attract, the dews of the evening ceaic
10 molten. and intereit and felf, forget TO in
auencc, as the enlightened Yeomanry Of our
Country foriake republicsuifm- Fsiends snd
Fellow Citizens be intteascd to reflect, put
your hands on your breaits. and paufc look
on the fate which may have been c.owdcd
into your hands, and let confidence fpeaI<.
examine the tale that il tcld you, i
ffomthe bar or the bench from behind tila
|oopnssf. AS. do. Or sbe. saiI Of the plough
'c0hiulf With youSitlveS and then "a -iefioufs
ly deliberate. and you will ats right
aa A FARMER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03
HAZARD q G. AR D
q Have for Sale

n sb<ir Store, os< dor Msrsh ef Towa-
fcnds Cs6<<- hssI<.
DIPES of GIN-Do. Of BRANDY
(: u Do. Oh particular Teneriat WINE.
Hyfon, Souchong, and Bohes, TEAS.
Black Pepper Brown Soap.
GOO VT. Bet Green Coffee.
400 WI. Cafis--N Nu,megs -Mace--Cloves.
Kegs Of Soper6ne Flour of Muaard.
Bags OF hne Gingcr--Io cwt. Copperas.
Cafks of LoHdsx Porter and Taunton Ale.
Crates of common CIockery Ware.
go VIZ Spanifh Flote Ind;go-Frnch Do.
Boxes Of Warrcntcd EGence of Spruce
DO. Of Muicatcl and Smyrna RaiGns--
Cz1ks and Jars of Malaga Do.
Sacks Of Soft Shell Almonds-
Sheilcd Do. in Boxes.
MOL, and No. .. Bottom Chocolate, and
few csfcs SwEIr. OH.
Also
Hogheads of beit Retailing MO-
LASSES. Brown SUGAR per
Hogfhead or Barrell.
Nfrspors, S<ff. rs, 1901. 36tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03

ILL Perfcrs having, any jsa deaazods
IA aeaina the EAssc Of Csleb Cory, sse
q Newposs, mariner, dscesfeds repreirnsed
infol,ens. arc hereby requcRed 60 exhibit
dem 10 the fubfcriher for iefslemeat and
shose Indebted TO f.id eaasc, are defred TO
make inmedistc pay menf 20
BLJ1ABETH CORY. Adnin'x.
MSssfsr, Sxpf. = 1891. f-s's-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03
-LIK EWISE-
LIQUORS. of tbe bel

LIQUORS, Of THE ten kind, a
general A0Srfmems-and V~risns sfber Arfi-
eies in fbe Grccey Liue--a complete 1D5,t-
ms"t Of ssbieb bey fref9f 10 Be egqexsly
Supplied qvitb.
CO. MASTERS Of Packets,
Pa0s1gen, &c. may be Supplied at y/ail
Sfsre. on The .h5orfoe NoGee--4Onb axy Arfitie
fb.y may 1Oons-----anS their Fasor gratefully
acknowledged.
GREEN CHAIRS, per- Dozen
Bar lron, per Hundred evf.--MdiMes and
Cornell, per- 6arrel-FOxr Gbosiaad Rxxebes
Oniaxs. 1i rt
Newport, Sept. IL, 1901. s
Newport. Oa. 18th, 1900. 3T
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John & Henry Cahoose,


AT their STORE on Baniaer's Wharf.
sR
0R0wN sugar., Iysbe bse6<sS sr S&y-
rel; Msse5ss. BY sb< boz g6sed flsxr. By yfbs
barmi; Pimsxf0. ~ fbs bag; Posvdsr, ey s6s
teG; S5<sf6isg. Paper, y sbe braided; Sab
P<ferd Harm; Casdlss, ey fbs boz; Irss Cs<
boyer; Ts,k'- Laand Saif; 2 fsss Blnek
Hsoanna Sagar; ard gfnaixe SPAl n
SEGARS.
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F.om THE BOSTON CHRONICLE.

"'Th from sxS~itre< ,5as svs ,se/ss 5se."
A S the great commercial privilege of tho
"A CARRYINa TRAps is ridiculcd. and
simoA IeprobAtcd, by our modern Federsf-
its, il 10 propes while contemplating this
fubieA, that We produce fueh evidence a.
viii fubRsntiate the knrimenn of the Repub-
licsns, in oppoiition TO doctrine 10 dcHruc-
tive 70 the insersA Of the United States. IL
i, happy circpnaance, while conGdcriag
this important queHioo, that We can appeal
70 thofc who formerly came forwaid in fup-
port Of our commercial rights and though
. few may have apofatized from their avow-
ed principles, yet i il hoped that majority
Of the citizens retain their old opinions. un-
hiaHcd either by the finiIes OF frowns of thcir
opponents. Freemcn. examine the psopriefy
OF things, and icorn 70 be Influenced BY TIE
low, contemplate patton Of private in
tereff.
Being in pofeflioc Of documeuis which
cannot be conttoverted, 4 fhaIl puIfue
coutfe OF enquiry, founded on the fentimcnls
Of tholc indiv;dpaIs, who took lead in ohr
commercial controversy with England in the
year t78s. If I am oppoIfd by the modern
.FcderaliRs. il i incumbcnt on the Rcn,le-
men who wrote the following Circular Let.
Ter. 10 vindicatc my obfcrvafions, ii they arc
deiirous 70 fubAan.ia,e reputation FOR poll
tical conGaency and Integrity. Their Let
tet conveys . arons idea Of the importance
of the CAsRrIxe-TsAos il poftiays the
pctnicicus scndency Of Bsitih reGdcnts, and
expsents, 10 the moa forcibIc language, IN
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HONE9, BY tbs b0gjbsad or GAL
laa--Ntso.To'k Soap. BY tbs 6sr--Negro- Heed
qotaeeo-Bef 4tb proef Jamaica Raw
RaJG1. Se.-Iron SfoOes--axd sqvs large
Scale Beams.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03
WILLIAM WILLBOR,
Sign Of the GoLDEN EsH, directly
appetite Mr.. Je/spb Brisgs'
Thames Street,

y ESPECTFULLY informs his
AN friends and the public in general, thar
he carries on.the Glazing bafncis in its vari-
Gus branches. where he offers for Sale, Win.
dow Giafs Of different fizcs, BY the Box, or
fmallsr quantity, Wig byl8, AZ by T6,
10 byi4, 10 by g, 10 by IL, 9 by u. s by
10, ? by 9, s by 6--likewife, Sheet Glsfs.
cut IN any form or 6ze--Potty by she guam
tity or Jingle pound.
He has aJo, at Retail Brandy
Rum -GinBrown, & white pow
der'd Sogar--M MolaHcs -Flour---R -Rice---Sou-
chongs Congo. and Bohea Teas---ChocoIa,e
---Cofee--- Negro-head. cut, and Pigtail
Tcbacco-Segzss--Rai6 Muaard- Pep
per- Ginger--Starch - .Candles---W Writing
Papes-Dutch Quills--Bs& New York Hard
Soap, &c. SC. .sfs
NewPort, Sept. so, 1901. gift J
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Francis Amdsrjon

and Company.
TAKE this method to requeie
III thofe that are indebted to theyps
~ call make fpeedy feffIenitnt,
as they are about dinolving theireon-
neetion in partnerihip. They are
alfo ready to make payment to thofe
to whom the firm is indebted.
Nssgporf, Angyf ~, 1901.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-03

gatived, was taken up and agreed to.
The ~refofution propoied by Mr.. Rut.
ledge for preparatory mealures to be re.
ported BY a committee, relating to the
election Of PRECEDENT was then called M.
and after fome obfervations in its fupport
by Mi. Rutledge, agreed to. He moved
it's reference to FIVE mcmbers--,his w.,
oppofed, as was that of its reference to Ee-
ven members. Sixteen at laH prevailed.
A motion made by MI. Bayard was re.
ferred to the fame committee.
A bill providing a government for the
Dihrid of Columbia was then called for.
whercupon MIR. Smile moved its poa.
ponemcnt until the third of March. This
called forth a debate, but at length the
motion was withdrawn, and the houfe re.
folved itfelfinto a committee thereupon-
Mr.. Rutledge in the chair-When Mi.
Smile moved to hrike out the irR fiction
Of the bill. Debate enfued upon this quef-
ton, but the committee rofe without
coming to a deciion. Adjourned.