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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

We noticed in our lait, the deciiyc tri-
umph of Republicanifm in Delaware.
We have ALTO the plealurc OF announcing
the complete fucce!s OF the Republicans in
the State of Maryland. The following ex :
tract of letter, jua received iro.n an
oblising eorIefpondent in Baltimore, ad-
dreiIcd to the Editors, will afford the neceaa
ry information. [N. J. Cest.
." Ii is with pleafure add. that the
fuccea Of the Republicans in Maryland is
great and truly atouiihing State Senate
are TO man Republican; and as far N the
returns have been received OF the members
chofca TO the lower Houfc. there Can be no
doubt but there will be large majority OF
Republicans, which will give US Republican
Governor and Couocil, as they are choien
by joint ballot OF both Houfes--and like.
wife cnr Senator in Congreis will be Repub-
'icaa. Marylaod may row be coniide,ct as
among the iosemoa in hecaule OF virtue"
We are happy to announce the favorable
change OF fcntiment in the State OF Coaneeti-
cut. IN oppofition to the whole force OF fede.
raj chicanery & intrigue GIDEON GRAM
GER. Eaq. Wing OTIS, and a Repuoiican
OF 1901, had 4iS7 votes for Member OF
Congrets. rets.----Notwi;haanding Col. TAI,
MACS, the Federal Candidate, is choien,
the encreaie in favor OF the Republican Can
didase, Gnce the Election in April laf, ofal-
mott loco votes, proves. to a demonfration.
that the fcaies arc failing from the eyes of
the people, and that in lhurt time, Con-
netticut will be completely Rcpablicanizsd.
Mr.. Addingion, il is iaid. will demand
a loan Of Twelve Millions of the forks, up
on putting them in poGeilion of Egypt. 1t
is but fair tha, We ihou'd be paid for fight
ing their battles, iomehow or other. either
in money or land. .4xtua.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31
BALTIMORE. Oa. I6,

convoy OF the United States ihip Eiiex, Capt.
cambridge, publiihed in this American, is
OFFICIAL. The number of our citizens thus
protected from lavery, and the immenfe pro-
pcrty of our merchants, thus defended from
ihc iproads of free. hooters, mutt be conider-
ed az complete anfwer to the fattion which
has endeayored TO arraign the Prefident's con-
dust in tending fquadron into the Mediter-
yanean.
We have received an intereRing commu-
nication from our correspondent in London,
from which we make the following IMroR-
rANr ExraAcr - Pkila. pep.
LONDON, Aug. II.
"An account is given me this morn.
ing, and as have received it from gentle.
man who is in habits of intimacy with Sir
Vim. Hamilton and Lord Mellon, and who
came over in his fuit fomc time ago, am in
duced to pay great refpea to the informa-
tion. He aiIurcd me, that Government had
tranfnittcd an order to Lord ST. Helcns, 70
repair with fpced to PsrI, where he will be
received as AmbaGador from the United king.
dom of Gna. Britain and Iyelarl, as nego-
ciator there for Peace with th: Confulate Of
Fyance.
"Itis not doing juaice to thi, intelli-
sence to term il report for give you a.
executive information, or private and impor-
tant intelligence derived from friend Whole
fphere i, in the upper circles Of life.
BoULocSR, AUC. Al.
The enemy have at prefen, off this place
only two fhips Of Ga guns, and FIVE or 6 imail
vcGels, feveral of which laif night effected
. landing at Cucq, 6 leagues difaut from ihi.
place, where they burned about Goo tons ol
pitch and tar belonging to private individu.
ais. Thcic articlc, formed part Of the cargo
Of an American fhip wrecked on the coat
sod had been fold two days before. Thsr:
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

BY the !a,eIt accounts from New York,
Norfolk. Chareton. Sc. the Fever appears
to be fsR abs,ing.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

The Legiilativc Council OF Upper Cam
ada, have rejected the bill. which mad paiied
the HqGfs of Ailsmhly, giving 10 the Afir-
nation Of Friends the fame force as an Oath.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

In the State Of Delaware. the Republi-
can Candidate for Governor hiss been elected
by majority OF nixeseen votes. The major
ity given in our lat, was inaccurate.
Trtstss Paper.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

ThulHay tie ,6,h Of Novem5cr. il sps
pointed as the Thanksgiving Day Tor ,his
fea!on in Connecticut.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

The Ladies are delicate fubjeas to han
die. or we might relate fome entertaining
anecdotes of Female votes which occurred in
this city on the days of Election.
N. J. paper.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

Ertra9 Of letter fom --, Cbkf
Mae sf The y@ip Tb'mas, na ,eiafios in
Hops7OsH, Hxmfsrdsn esany, ~. J. dated
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

Mr.. JoHN APPLETON, the oaicis
bearer of the ratified Treaty between tn
United States and France, arrived at Bollo
on Friday Of lat week, in the brig Reward
from Dieppe.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06
THE ANSWEP
10 TIE Senate and HOuls Of Representatives Of the State
of Mahachuleus

10 TIE Senate and Hous Of Representatives Of the State
of Maflachuleus.
THE very refpeaful, affe9ionate and oblig-
ing addreis, which has been preiented to me by
the President OF the Senate and Speaker of the
Houfe Of Representatives, by your order, has
awakened all my ienltbility, and demands my
mott grateful acknowledgements.
AS the various Testimonials OF the approba-
lion and affection of my fellow citizens Of Maj
iachuietts, which have been INDUCED to me
from my earliel youth, have ever been efeem.
ed the chOicea blefings Of my life, 70 this final
aPplauie Of the Legilature,Co generouly given,
after the clofe Of the laa ftene, Of the lat aa.
of my political drama. is more precious than
any which preceded il, There is now no gIea.
Ter felicity remaining for ME to hope or deGre
than TO Pa(a the remainder Of my days in re-
pofe, 10 an undiRurbed participation of the
common privileges Of GU; fellow citizens Yader
yo~ protection.
The fatisfadion you have found in the ad-
miniRration Of the genera government from
its comm encement, is highly agreeable to me,
and lincerely hope that the twelve years TO
come will not be lels profperous or happy for
our country.
With the utmof fncerity reciprocate your
devout Implications for the happiness Of your
f=lves, your family, condiments and PoRerity.
JOHN ADAMS.
Qmnty, March z6b, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06

We conceive it nnnecef4ry to detail the
character thin, whole life, f,om earleR man.
hood, has been emioen,ly devoted TO the pnb
lie good ; this will BE- the delightful employ.
rent Of the faithful and able hiRorian.
Our polierity viii critically compare The
luxurious characters, which have elevated the
condition Of man, and dignifed civil foc;ety,
through the various ages of the world, and viii
with grateful effuGons and conicious 2. ide point
10 that Of thei- beloved Countryman.
The period of the Naturalization of our
General Government, under the aufpices Of
Warrington and Adams, will be conGdered as
among the hapPieR eras of time.
The example of their integrity poGeaes a
moral and political value, which no calculation
can reach, and will be iuGly eRimated, as a
ltandard tor future PreGdents of the United
States.
We receive you, Sir, with open arms, eileen
and veneration confidently hoping that Won
will polieis undiltdrbad thoft bleiings Of donnef.
&c retirement, which greac minds always an.
Preciate and enjoy with dignity.
We devoutly duplicate TIE Fafber of fbe
UniVrris, that you may realize, while YOU con
time on earth, all the happiness of which hu.
man nature is fuieePtible and, when your
courle ihall be fnrihed here, that your Spirit
may receive che trauicendaut rewards of the
J.G.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06
TIE ADDRESS.
To IOHN ADAMS, ESQ.

AT the moment, Sir, thar you are defend
inc from the exalted aation Of the Firlt Mag'i
trate oil the American Nation, 70 m.ng'e with
the rnaCs Of yonr fellow citizens. the Senate and
Houle Of representatives. Of the Commonwealth
of MaGachuletts, your native Gate, embrace
the occalion, 10 pour ferth the free will Offering
frheir liacere thanks, for the many important
and arluaus ltryicss you have rendeled your
Country.
In the os~fof7nance of this act.tlle Legina
tprs have hut oae heart, and that vibrates with
aFection.r fpcer, and g-1;i,u Y for virtues
t~len.s Patdotiiln.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06
AddrsG to Mr.. ADAMS.


BosToN, MARCH %.
On Thurfiay lat, the Hon. Mr.. Phillips Pre-
fdent Of the Senate, and the Hon. Edward H.
Robbins. Speaker Of the Hou(-, waited on the
Hon. John ADAMS, at his reGdcnce 40
Quincy, and prefented 70 hir2 the Addreis Of
the Legislature Of This Commonwealth, voted
at Their lat feiIion. At very ihort notice an
evtenfve cavalcade elcorted The Committee to
Quincy; who were received in very cordial
and afFefionate manner by Mr. Adams. The
following are the Adde'S and Anfwer.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06
portlano,
MoNDhr, APRIL 6, 1901.

The Aa providing for the new organization
or the courts Of the United States, being innpor-
TAM, the Editor has given it entire ia this days
Gazette. For articles of intelligence, adver-
taernents, &c. excluded in coulequence, fee
SUPPLEMENT.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06
DIRECT TAX.

State o. M1flctuftf5, Fourteenth Collection DPri9,
Sreond Di4yfon, february I7tb, 1901.
NOTICE j. hereby given, by virtue of a9 Of
IN CongreGs pafed The 18th day of July 1898,
entitled IAN A6t 10 lar and collect Direct Tax WIKI
in the United States That tho following aGcl-
fed the rep, Give Hcules and lands TO which they
relate, became due and payable the 9Th day Of APRIL
1900 Of which the rtputed owners poieiIors oc.u
pant> Of hid Hones and Lands, have been notified by
the Collector il tbs manner dire9ed by the act afore
faJ, yet the taxes remain uupiid:-viz.
Situated in PARsoEsFItLD.
Name Of o7oar Pain. Of sset Tax 07Il i1e Of eI Totai'aS
CesrizfsE Ft OIL 4zleqg eae5 fSa, S, ie la iasdsiH
oesaPdat, ba Boys. 67r.t Itbe oeeY-
fi~ey f'tiag TIE. ling IParygla
vzlaa!isH. j bOAfl liEdVi4Eai
u. c, TO- c ID. c. ID. c.
John Ancs ~ o23 600 70
50
ga
James Berry, a4o 50 t9
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06


To THE Hoaorabk tBc Jg7iceJ or the Court ofCommos
Pleas, began and boiaen al Harren zvitbia and for
TIE Cowy Of Liacola, on the y:eogd Thefday Of au-
HarJ, n. ID. 1901.
ID ESPECTFULLY fIews Daniel Sto1s, of Union,
~ in faid county, Woman, administrator upon
the e0ate OF HalayoH SiV7e, late of fad Union,
Yeomar, seCeafgd, that the flid Waldron, ia his
life time, did duely make and execute Bond TO
John Carr1cI, Of fail Union obgating him(elt 10
give TO the f1id Carried a Warranty Deed Of a lot
of land, lying in fed Union, being Number Nine,
containing las acres more ~ lefs And alto ano-
Their Bond TO MA Ne1cr Of Ilid Union, to execute
10 him Warranty Deed Of a tiatt OF land in Ilid
Union, containing ABOUT 81 acres, upon Condition
that Iht iSid Carried and MefI.r, fhould make GER
:ain payments as mentioned in f4id Bonds relpect-
lively. But the iad Waldron cid never execute
the faid deed-And whereas the faid Carried and
Meher have made the iaid payments to the faid
administrator, he humbly prays your honors 10
empower hiH TO make and execute deeds as afore-
iaid. As in duty bound will ever pray.
DANIEL STONE, Humanitarian
BY SAMUEL THATCHER, BIZ attorney.
A true COpy-httef
JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06

LINCOLN, f.--Conrt Of Common Pleas, at Warren,
Janadyp Term, 1901.
UPON the petition afureiaid Ordered that the
flid pettoner notify all perlons intereled therein
10 appear at the next Court of Common Pleas, TO
be holden at Pownalborough, within a0d for the
County OF Lincoln, on the fra Tueiday Of June
next by publiihing an atteted copy of iaid Com
plant and this order thereon, three weeks fucceG
lively, 10 Jenk Portland Gazette, the Taft publication
10 BE- three weeks at leaf before the fitting Of fad
Court, that they may then and there appear, and
fhew caufe i any they have, why the prayer there
Of fh0uld not be granted
AfteR-JONATHAN BOWMAN, Jus. Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06

And that 70 much Of the above houfes and lands,
as will pay the respective taxes afa fied thereof,
with COT and charges, agreeable TO the act above
recited, will Be fold Al the houie of Lieut. SaalAr!
Bradbury, in Limerick, in fad D;itritf, the AID
day Of June, 1Sal, az 10 O'Clock 10 the fOrenoonp
unleis prevented BY previous payment.
NATHANIEL LIBBEY, CoAs7or
effbe ytoartrsath DEri.7.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. "a.
EARTH9U1KE.

On Thurfdsy laa. exactly at midnight.
fhTP. but Mort hock OF an Earthquake
was felt in this city. Ii reiembled To the
fenics the fudden and complete falling OF an
immenie building at half mile diaaace.
II was apprehcnded for 4 moment th,t the
large pile Of boildinss th.Wea of this
city. called the Barracks, had blown down.
The night was beautifully ferene, ana the
iky unclorded. Thefe we're the imprc6ions
Of the writer of this article. On the river
we ate informed that The lhock was much
more fenG5le and nrong, than we cxper-
fenced it.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21

~iA the fame fate If ihe did no, Immediately
deGk. and the poor unfortunate child fatfered
the fame sgony of its infant brother. W
The murdcrous wretch was not yet ap-
peafed--he threatened both wife and negro.
fever they dilclofcd the horrid tranfsttion.
Heobkryed in tho negro afterwards degree
of melancholy, which induccd the murder Of
him for fear ola jiicovery.
Mrs. Bswea has lately called upon the
unfortunate mother. and diicloied the whole
proceeding. Warrents have been iGued. and
il is the iiocsre prayer Of all who have heard
ofthc trsnfaetion. that this internal monacr
may be spprehcudad, 70 as TO meet his jat
reward.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
WEST.INDM GOODS.

Among others, are the following articles
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry. Rum, MolsGe',
Flour. Rye and Indian Meal, J'ess Of vasi-
cos kinds, Coffee. Chocolate. Rsiiins. Cur
fenss.. Pepper. Ginger. Alfpiee, Cinnamon.
Nutmegs, Butter, Checie, Candles, Onions.
Tobacco, Snuff, Powder and Shot, Lamp-
Oil. Loaf and Brown Sugars. &c.
Also
A genteel aad extenGvc variety Of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Wom-
ems Shoes, &c. Sc. with many other article.
TOO tedious to meation all which viii bc
fold a, the moa reduced prices.
Nssppeyf, Nov. 81. SIT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21

il .ctns, our allies the Stakeholder and king
of Sardinia, as well as the French Princes,
arc abandoned to their fate. The Pope's
territories are to te evacuated Malta 10 to
be reeored TO its ancient knights Minorca
is to be frttored TO Spain; and Porto Fesrajo
evacuated. So We gain nothing iu the Me-
d;:crrancan. or in Europe while France
gains all Holland, and The Netherlands,
large part of Germany, Switzerland, and two
Thirds of I,aly In the Wet Indies, the on-
ly corquea we arc TO keep is, as we arc told.
Trinidad. The Cape of Good Hope IL to
be made free port, and Ceylon is to be
ceded to this county. We. ihall offer no
opinion upon the conditions, until they are
better authenticated.
A copy Of the treaty Ggued by Lord
Hawkelbory was on Thurfday night dif-
patched to Paris, where il will arrive this
night; and the ratification is expected back
ou Monday night or Tuefiay morning, when
is will be ratified by the Britiih Government
alfosand publifhed we hope in an exuaor-
dinary Gazette. MiniHeY will feel the pro-
priety of making it inifantly and officially
known. Gncc the fate of 70 many men will
be decided by the nature of the conditions.
Parliament viii be Immediately fummcned
to meet within fourteen days, for the dif-
patch of budne!s the preliminaries viii be
laid before il. its ianeiion obsained, and in
the midA Of the general Joy loan will be
raiied to an unexsmpled extent, as Govern
ment is known TO be in want Of an enormous
fun of money. Parliament will then be ad-
journed, to meet after Chrihmas, spd receive
the dehuirivc treaty. In the mean tine we
underAand Joleph Buonaparte is expected in
London to have the eeiaf of negotiating and
Ggning that treaty. q
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
BOSTON. November ~.
FROM LONDON.

By the Heory and Jane, which arrived
on Sunday from London, merchant of this
town reserved London papers to Oet. 3.
Oadshc M Of Oaober, thc Preliminarics
of Peace, between France and Great. Britain.
were hgned in London.--An adjuamcns of
differences has taken place between France
and RuiIia.-Th. German buiinels Of In
Identification does not appear to have made
any pro9rcls.--A revolution, in the French
mode, has occurred in Holland.- Alarming
CONNEXIONS exit in Turkcy.---It is fsppoied
the capitulation of Alexandra, was known in
Paris before peace was determined on.--Im-
portant ecclcfiaaicsl arrangements have been
concluded by the Pope and the Firf Conful.
We underaand rhat diipa,ches for gov
ernr,ent, from our Miniaer at the Court Of
London. were received by the Henry aud
Jane.
II appears from the papers of tn. fecond
and third OF Odober, that the prcliminaries
OF peace have been iigned between France
and Great Britain. An Armiaice by fea and
land. an exchange Of prfoners, &c. will pro-
bAhly be the Immediate conlcquepcc bur
what the conditions OF this treaty are, we are
not informed. The reports Of the Morn
ing Poa," annexed to the oficial account,
are unworthy Of confidence. Indeed, they
ar: not relied on, even by that paper and
were probably introduced for no other rea.
fon. than TO make people wonder. We moit,
therefore, wait with patience. until rhe con-
ditions of the Treaty arc officially announced.
The general remarks Of the Morning poa,
are inconfaent and abfurd, and dittMod by
its ufusl fpirit of oppohtion to the Enghh
government, and regard for the talents and
glory of BUoNAPARTE. ~.
Palladium.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAOR-
DINARY.
Do.rnixg:f :f,stf, Oaober 2, 1901.

Doecnixg Jfsesf, O7ober 2, 1901.
PreIiminaries of Peace between his
Majeay and the Fnoch Repnblic were 6gn.
ed iait night at Lord Hawkeibpry's Office, in
downing. hrsct, by the Right Hon. Lord
Hawkeibuy, one Of his Majcfy's principal
Secretaries of State, on the part Of his Ma
lefty, and by M. Otto. on the part Of the
French Government"
The conditions of this treaty are not
fully known. 1t is laid that they guarsntee
the integrity Of our three allies, Turkey,
Portuea and Naples. Of ccurfe Egypt viii
he evscus,cd both by Ffcoch and Enghfh,
and Madeirs reaored. Efance guarantees to
shefe three Q! our allies their dcmirions but
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
N Z w P o II T.,
Saturday, Nou. 2l, 1901.

G-r BY IN arrival here from New
York, on Thurfday laA. we are informed that
A Britih packet had jutt arrived there, from
Lond IN, which place ihc left on the 10th Of
Oa. e days later than thc adviccs received
at Bottom by thc Henry end janet and bro't
no accounts Of a Peace between France and
Britain.
IIand-bills. it is faid, were printing in
New York, when our informant left that
city, with intelligence drought by fhip
juf arrived there from Ruflia) Of the death
Of the Emperor Alexander, fuppoicd by
potion. In eonfequence of which, ferrous dii-
turbances had taken place throughout the
Ruflian Empire.
The Convention Of the Sratc Of New
York, charged with con6dering certain a
mendmenn to the Contribution OF that State,
has completed ifs buineG. II has ordsin-
ed, that the AGsmbly iu future fhsll confia
OF 90 members, and never to exceed Iso.-
The Senate of 81 members and that the
right to nominate certain officers is veaed by
rhc ConRitution concurcntly in the Gov
refnor and the members Of tho Council Of sp-
pointmcnt.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21

This proclamation was accompanied by
four DEGREES, two Of which relate TO the diff.
banding and recompodtion of the IN regi-
mcnt of artillery, and the other two TO the
arrefa OF the mu,inecrs, and the erection of a
Statue to the memory 81 citizen Jaquemain,
chief of the battalion, who was killed by
them on the draw bridge of the citadel Of To-
rim.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
LEXINGTON, Oa. II.
S T q P
One Of tie g,e0t1f vilaixs fbnt rUe, dygraad
bxmor n0taye

One iLe gre0tsf vi!laixs fbnf <cs, dygraetd
bxman naiaYs
II nun be recollcstcd thar lsft fpring il
was mentioned that farmer in the neighbor-
hood of Drennin's Lick. he'd two children
mifing and that after mott diligent iesrch
for many days, no tidioes could be had of
them. Ii unfortunately happened. that
diiputc had taken place between this farmer
and Alexander Bowen, who worked fur
mace at the lick, on fomc tri]ing affair
Bowen vowed revenge. The two families
were in the ffrongea habits Of intimacy 10 the
time of the quarrel. The children of both
families viG,cd each other at their different
hsbi .ations TO exercife thei. little playful
fport--bot mark theie poor innoccnt's (,he
one being only five and the other three years
old) reception on going TO their playmates--,
the inhumsn viIlsin had then bis fsIt KETTLES
boiling. and in she rrefence Of hi wife and
negro, laid hold Of the youngeR and ir1medi-
siclv threw IL into the flames the oldea OBJ
fcrving the WORT of favaee brutality, ran and
elafped Mn. Bowen, and implorcc her pro-
tet6on--all was in vain--he ihrestencd her
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
IN P 0 r I A N T
Foreign Intelligence.
BY an arrival at poaon--I.ondon dates TO
Oeloher 81, incluiiye.
p E II C. Z

between France and Great-Britain.
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TO BE SOLD. BY
: sWousas Rchhans,

MIGRATED Apple Trees, fueh ss
i Gtcening,. Tallman Sweesinss. Newton
Pippius. Golden Ruaeting'. and White Gil
lincwers. Ihele Trees are from one TO three
years growth; thrifty and fmoosh. Tho
earth now is mellow and motif. and there
can be no better ieafon for moving Trees.
Ns1vssr1, Msv. IL.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
PROCLAMATION.
BTonQbarte, Fiyf Corfai, 10 tbe so!S;er Of tie
Jf.a regiment Of Ariiity.

V rrgfme"1 cT Hrn<y.
bs PARIS, Aug. IS.
So,dicn-Your conduct in the citadel
Of Term has been heard of in every part of
Europe. Our enemies rejoiced at feeling you
difobrdient to orders and guilty Of crimes.
A feeling of profound forrow in the hearts Of
your !eilow-citizens preceded the cry of ven-
ecance. You have performed great scrvices
You arc covered with honorable wounds
--you have received them in advancing the
glory Of the Repubic--fhe has sriumphed
over her enemies, and holds the 6rit rank a.
mong nations. But what avails fuch great
nefs, If her undifciplincd children allow them
felves to be guided by the unbridled pailions
of few wretches You entered a fortrefs in
a difordefiy and tumujrous manner; violated
every regulation, and without paying any
refpea TO the flag Of the French people, which
was flying there. You killed the brave Of
fcer charged with irs dc.cnce--you march,
ed over his dead body--you are all guilty.
The officers who could not pre!erve you
from fuch mifcondutt, are unworthy Of com.
msnding you. The colours which you de-
ferted and which were unable to rally you,
ihalI be fufpcnded in the Temple OF Mars
ard covered with funeral crape--Your corps
is diGolved. Soldiers You are TO enter
into new corps; in them give proof OF 0ria
difciplinc. Endcavof that il may be fai1 of
you, "it was necelIary to make an example
of them, but they aill are what they have
been, tie bv0ve end goad e5adrrn ftbeir
eoxnfy. (Signed)
BvoYAPARTR, Firft Confnl.