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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
Drove Lb,

NN the more OF the fnbfcrbes. abort halfa
~ mile from the Pier. in Point Judith, an
Oak BOAT.-The owner m-y have il. by
proving property, end paying tsc exrenfe.
STEPHEN CHAMPLrN.
Sos,h, ,Kioshown. Feb. ~. 1904. 7st1s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
ON SCANDAL.

A CAINST SANDER there IL no defence
"A He'll cannot boat 70 foul 6end moi
man deplore 70 fell foe IL fabs With word
with a nod--witn fhrug--with look k--with
fnie: II Is the peailence walking in darkness.
ip,eading conisgion far and wide. which tht
mon cary traveller cannot avoid II il the heart.
iearching dagger Of the dark A1afin II is the
poifoned srruw, whole wound is incutsble Ii
is the mortal Ring Of the deadly adder MUIR
DER is ie erpioyment: INNOCENCE irs
pvy--and RUIN It's fport.
While the Anglo federal preiges of, America
arc hcapiog, or attempting 20 heap obloquy up
en. Jsferion aud repubicanifm. the, printers in
England, sod EnsIifh AmeIica, are doing juaice
10 our irjo'cd Piefdcnt. aad duly agpreciatins
our pubic communications. and his righteous
ais. The Ensliih papers, fpeak of his inau-
s,ral fpcech and his aniser to the New- Haven
Iemona,ancs. a. matter pieces Of competition,
and models Of excellence. for afrng,h of reafon.
ing, and accuracy Of ien,im,nt; while the Mia.
gaIapsper fay,. that aIiho Mr.. JeHerton's views
d, not (like Mr.. Adam perfectly coiscidc with
ihofe Of Britain. he has not acted againA them,
but has in iupeficr manner protected American
eommcfce. encreafcd the r.fp-ttabili,y Of the
Aates, and leGensd the expence Of the govern
nent, ssnoR ,sniraculcaoy. Hsr. Mere.
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VIM. Moore, jun, & Co.
HAVE PoR sALE,
As f6sis Store sssv fbs Red Ms,kss.
n NEw
and General Afortmsnt Of Seafonabie
DRY GOODS:

Asiu SSHerdi huot'uASut VI CedAOIiAoae
DRY GOODS;
A few Boxes Engliih and American
Fl dT rs;
"A Large Stock of Cutlery. Hard Ware, and
GROCERIES,
WHOLESALE and RxTAIL.
Warranted ss Cheap As az sny Store ia the State.
--ALSO-
20 Hhds. Good havor'd Tobago
RUM.
8 d.. Antigua and Jamscia RUM.
4 Pipes Holland GIN.
5000 ws. COFFEE.
A te~ Cheas TEA.
30 Kegs Negro head TOBACCO.
A few Bag. ~ piMENTO.
--LIKENySE--
40 Hhds. good retailing MOLASSES
At reduced price-For Can or approved
Notes.
NssvSsr. Jan. Z. 1904. loft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13

TO BE SOLD,
(And Petition given Immediately

( (And Petition siven Immediately
(E5S5!::sE5l A FAkM. lying 10 Wss.
~ "a AN "A Cn<ssvieb. about 7
S 81 miles from Eeg Crsssz0itk
49,. "a Meeting -houfe-~ith agood
Dwelling Houfe, Barn. and
Corn Houfe ,h.reon--containing about Sevea-
ty Acres Of LAND. ALso. an Oot Lot, con-
saining shout ,s Acres which will be fold
tcgeshes OF lcpasa,e. For further particulars,
enquire Of JOB HARRINGTON.
on the premiies.
WsS-cvssso;eb, O6. ,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
For Sale.

For Sale,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
10 Hhds. sd proof Windward-I Ifland
RUM. good Aayor'd.
8 DO. Jamaica SPIRITS, 4th proof
40 Hhds. ofgood retailing MoLAssEs.
SO Firkins OF the bef Of Hogs LARD.
NszDpevf. Feb. AZ. Sctf
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Blank Deedf, and Jgfiee's Wrifs,
and Esssstieus, for (ait at fbis Office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23
NEW-LONDON, Iune IL.

Arrived, brig Samplon, 5. Mather, 10
days from Cape Francois. Left there
i,hr. Moray, of New Haven; Aoop
Lethngwell, of Norwich, had not fold all;
brig Hunter, Lines, to fail in two DAYS.
.oailed IN company with ichr. Fanny ana
Catharine, Barnet, who went into Con.
nsctlcut river This morning. Left about
80 iall OF American yeilels at the Cape
when capt. Mather left there Colonial
produce was high and American low !;
market \ well fupplied with beef from the
Opanllh part OF the 'iiland. French troops
very hckly, and dying fast.. Gen. Tout
iA'ps at his conference with Gen. LIE Clerc
entered into no comPromiie; feveral ikir-
mines have taken place lucc Touaaint
Was al the Cape. Troops were daily
expected from France Gen. Hardie f.
S00d IN command, died at the Cape on the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23

i rupter ofevery ching pure" but he gees
further ard attacks the "GREAT NATION
it6lf, wbilom the theme Of inceAant adu-
lation, and calls it in plain terms, "a ma
ton always renowned, if not dasade9, tor
its fubtle inuigues, and not lels at prefene
Tor The rapid and infenfble difufon OF its
deadly poJ(ou," juA as MIR. Burr is all at
once diicoyered to be an individual OF IN
ordinate ambition, and ba51gated to iub-
tie intrigues.
Before we 6nih this article we have
ore .quellion for the Citizen:-He under
takes 10 ahert, expressly, thai " Oar Mi
infer MIR. Livingaon) was innruaed TO
,smsnfrqte againit il, the cetlior bus lie
arrived too late. = Pray fir, what autho-
rity have you for this aliertions &c rrmen-
qyqle z Did Mr.. Jefelion undertake TO
inRcutt his miniiter to reMo1Rrate2 This
is the plain and fmple queition ! mean 10
ak, and lhail not now embalrals 1t By
adding another, viz. With what isce
could Mr.. Jeferton tell the French Court
that he had fuch a preference fox the ePanl-
ards, that he mutt Unfit on having them
for bis neighoors inttead Of the French?
We have not to,gos neither, that the Au-
rora of March ~, aaerted, that {" he
kneqg thas Mr.. L;vipgfon was not 4S
hours in Paris, when, agreeable to his in
aruftions, he took up this fubjett, and that
the iluc had been the abauaonmeut ofthe
dsfgu Wtbe Frexeb Gavernmsat." How
ever, we do not mean to urge this upon the
Aurora or the Citizen; it was undoubted-
ly only an inttance of /" the neceifary arts
of an able editor. We conclade by re-
Peating our qaefion to the Citizen, whe-
Their it be really 70, that Mr.. Jeferfon did
inirud Mr.. Livingston TO remonarate a
CAN'T the ceRion? And urther---how he
knows that Mr., Livingston did not arrive
Gil! after the ce0ion was complicated We
wal: the anfwer.
N. T. HerGla.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23

can occur. Ii is Calculated that within
a few months after the meeting of the Par
lament, Mr.. Pitt will be again Miniier,
but that the other Offices will not be filled
either by the fame perfons who formerly
filed them under him, or by all OF thoie
who are at Prefent oficiate. Men and
Principles fuitable to !" exiting circum-
hances' will be cholen, fuch as viii act
upon the equivocaI conduit of MIR. Pitt
himfelf; neither animated by the deciiiye
warlike ipiris OF the Greenyilles and Wind
hans or the truly pacific and constitutional
views of Mr.. Fox.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23
atsraalorta aDOertl5er.
FROM THE BALTIMORE TELEGRAPH,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS.

FROM THE BALTIMORE TELEGRAPH,
June II.
TIE tal7o7vimg letter and Proclamation z0srs
iaf svcaiug rsce;.ved at Bsyde0's Ce3es
HoAls, from French gentleman Lyiag
Of tie Fort al quarantine, EUbie6 has
been tranland for the TsAegrapbe.
At the Fort Of Baltimore, eft June,
1902.
There is an avenging God who puniihes
preddy.
The traitor, the cunning villain, is at
lengthin irons. Toui1alnt has been!arreH-
ed at Georges plantation, ofGonaives diff
trit9, the feventh of this month, as well
as his captain, guides, and leven coinpa-
Mons of his crimes, by an officer named
Ferrary, and FIVE ofhis brave folders
all reGGance became vain, they were telz-
ed, bound hand and foot, mounted upon
hcEles and conducted 80 Gonaives, where
they were inaantly embarked on board
the Creole frigate. The correspondence
of this william has been difcovered; he
medita5ed new crimes. They were
principally directed againa the general in
chief lie Clerc, his family and body
guard. Fontaine his hrG aid Camp,
arrelted fame day at the Cape, and lmPrl-
Toned, was charged win furnilhiHg him
details, and preparing new confpiracy.
The chief fyla is actively engaged in
counteraaing his fchenes ; as fupplles OF
al fpecies Of uailitary tores, particularly
gnnpowder packed in flour barrels, were
pfomi!e.l him by fone pertons OF the Unit.
ed States, and which he was aiiured OF re-
ceiving by fome truly aiociates. What
bloody enterprize we may indeed ex-
claim with che poet
f" Caid non mortalia pet9osa cog's aurl
g facra taunes.'
anoex the proclamation, fgned BY
the general IN chief, OF an event 10 inte-
rctting to the human race, and the future
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23
BALTIMORE, Iune III.

The fhip Diana, captain Stafford, for
Hamburg, went to fea on Wednesday the
10Th inf.
Arrived, fohr. Flying Fin, capt. Shock
5 days from Cape Francois. Left there,
the fchr. Talbot, Sorenfon, of Baltimore,
and a number of Others, belonging TO the
different porrs, names unknown. The
day capt. S. failed, fpoke the fchr. Rclo.
luton, of Portimouth, going into the Cape.
In LAT. 80, long. -, s., fpoke fchooner
Eliza, from Norfolk, bound, to Jamaica.
In let. So, long. 70, 50, fpoke Hoop Tr-
al, capt. Upper, Of New London, bound
to Jamaica.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23
BOSTON, June 10.
,9 ofa letter f,om an Amfr'f44 az
sa'" po,i,, Nay If, 1902.

r.,,s9 ofa letter froM q" 11O'''''
t"'" Paris, Nay ", 1902.
a. Of LoniEna 10 the French,
: ! = doubt excite general attention ~ inc
,s" mud States. The views OF me ris ..
ual'su msa, / believe, are very little unasr-
f0's govern ,he prelent Administration ~ hmeri-
1908 y rsI,ra 10 that country. Il IS certain
q =, Buooaparts contemPiases Tending very ny
,~ -. military force to Loulhana nnaet !, 'as
Hss Ind Of general Bernadotte; ne VIII DC
''a.moained by number OF the fae,ious ~
es'u sps,rv. who are not fopeacsabiy lrcllrsd
w. 'r1s ths ulurped government Of Inc fifi'
ts 'al and livery mach douar whether they
s ''D .o,ke YOU more peaceablc neigboofs ~
VIZ .r;ea. than they have US in France. ne
nr. .Iso,s,ions of lie Clare, have been very
ll,.goraOIs againit the Americans and TIE
WE government, aai forty toi%y, are ve-
80 .ool towards them. Our mini!ter ar this
y ~, S { NOT received with all that cordiaiity
"a r.Ccesi, which is due TO one from the U.
sus "a America. Whether this may be
s s.:;rg q the pufiIanimons conduct Of the pre-
S~s' Standardization in America. or che jeaon.
:. : Ruousparte, OF tie growing power OF
ITo;,sd States, ara at lols to determine;
-, esrtliu il is, that withoae an energct,c
- poisfiing means iufheient to
aS,o,rl i, from the dshgns of any nation, A
fD.r;ea makes very awkward and degrading
a,n,arsuce on the theatre of the world.
Is The relnStion of internal taxes, and,
other fouress Of revenue, has very ferrous
and alarming effect on the American funds,
n Eorope 1T is well known, that the great
jOurce Of your revenue aries from the in
m,ne commerce. you have enjoyed during the
war. Where then ycur Geneean hnancier is
20 rsils his !upplies, during peace, when your
conm4ee will be greatly diminiihed, his own
i,rtils genius muG dilcover. But iuppoie the
great nation ihould pieaie in Its power, to
diaate terms 10 your phi!Olophic PRECEDENT,
what Etcat!ou would America be placed in,
dsfitute OF formidable navy, The only fate
guard Of your widely extended fea coat, and
from the affinity of In Wet. Indies, fubjsSf
10 he fudden Iheushcns of a Gallo foe; poi
4eiFing an immsnls tract Of country and a
large military force On your we&efn frontier.
/" Theie re ferrous conGderaiions, and
] am ferry to obferve are very little re-
garded, by the ruling party in America !;
but | hope providence, in its mercy will
refcre you that energetic government,
which under the laf administration, COM
manded reipett abroad and confidence at
home-when an American in any coun~
try was proud of his name but which
name lnce the powerhas devolyed on the
Pveiept party, he is almoit alhalned to
own"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23
NETWORK, June 70.

y tie Mefes, GMcabt. P4tterIou. in a.
q9y'trom Greeaaek, EzglJ@ papers baue
0ss3 f'eefved at tbs o66ee, qcbfcb a85rd
a 10 peculiarly iatTrzaug.
!, 4 Is fad that MIR. Pitt, Mr.. Rote, and
S..ii iEieods are at this moment arranging
~ NE whole Plan of the next general eletti E
w ,sae and that Mr.. Addington does not in
!; ;s'.s's OF exert himielt on the lubiea; il
: even affirmed that he leaves the whole
. MT. Pitt aud his friends. Should this
-, ois TACT twill prove more deciGve!y
NJ al any other circumhance how much
bsr1. ~ i'lii holds the real power in his
L. 80 ana determined he is to hold it,
en, ;,s'lEn to Office mua, therefore, depend
The Ny; On his own will /: he may choofe
pls IA ps'i0 Nv. when he fhall again aep into
co.,,w Win a majority OF the House Of
'5 fo'an in his favor, he can At anv time
8rossbI 'ns &c Gates of the Trsaiury. 1t IS
I'd + a.s thar his return will nos be eae5t-
l I.aiga, who, it is knowo, i a. nresn,
like. = not to receive him; but the dif.
\, SS0'nlng and half menaes s0I ~ away oy
pobab;sIiiaty Of his return, and The II rs =
''a' any new misunderstanding
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23
PHILADELPHIA, June II.
Arrived at the Lazaretto.

Schr. Dolphin, Halliburton, Crooked
Iland; Hoop Warrington, Selby, Hs-
wanna.
Cleared, lhips MialTppi Callahan, Ii
verpool; Eclipfe, Phillips, sumatra, Fan
ny, Lake, Ljlbon; brig Lovely Lncy,
Fullerton, c. Francois Iuntrels, Prince,
CharleAon; fchrs. Aurora, Wilton, do.
Two Brothers, Groghegan, Norfolk.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23

PROPERTY Of ST. Domingo. It is inpol-
fible TO defcribe the Joy which this publ
cation has produced amonga all the inha-
bitants Of the Cape.
In the evening all the CRY was volun-
tarily illuminated without public orders,
and efhgies representing this hypocritical
brIgaad, were burnt by the negroes in
different places.
I am with refpea, &c.
Fs. LESTART,
Merchant and Planter Of St. Domingo.
LIBERTY. EQUALITY.
ARMY OF ST. DOMINGO.
Tbs general il Chief to tbe citizens 9f 81.
Dem'nga:
General Touaaint not being contepted
with enjoying hesmnelty which had been
granted him, attempted again 10 kindlc
the flames OF civil war.
! have thought proper TO caufe him TO
be arreited. The proofs Of his bad con-
duct fincc the amneNy, lhalI be cxten6ye-
ly pubiilhed.
This meafore which enfures tranquility
to the colony lhould by no means alarm
thofe who have laid down their arms, ana
ihalI have iubmlrted with good faith TO
the republic.
Ar the head quarters of the Cape, the
10th Prairial 10th year Of the republic.
(Signed) LIE CLERC.
Athe Cope, at The o6ce Of P. R0na,
printer 10 the .goUeyument, Piece d'Armes.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23
SPECIFIC APPROPRIATIONS.

SPECIFIC APPROPRIATIONS.
Trepeople have been told that the for
mer Federal AdmmiP,utions expended pub
lie money on objects for which 10 fpecifc
appropriation had been made by law-yet
it has been acknowledged BY all, & poyed
even by the committee OF acf9Iatiou, Sc.
nerally fyled committee OF nveRigation,J
that all public monies were applied 70 pub
lie tpurpoles to the accomplishment Of
,hofe great and general objects dedgnated
IN the ieyeral appropriation laws. When
lhips were to be built, they purchafed not
only ground to build them tpon, but pro-
per timber and materials. The expendi-
lures incident to foreign relations were de-
frayed out Of monies appropriated for th2g
department-thole films which the necef-
fairy public demands required were .never
withholden.
Our fellow citizens are invited to COM
pare the sprefent with former adminlArati-
ons-view your navy yard ia the city Of
Warrington the labourers difcharged, ar
norers dilmifed-hips, boats, and public
property of various descriptions, going to
ruin. If you ak the reaioo, why this de.
aruttion is permitted the anlwer will be
mo ypsrjfe atpropriatioa OF money, has
been made (by congrefs) to purchaie plank
and hire workmen to fave your thips OF
war from rotting; to pay men for impsov-
ing your navy yards, or fave your proper
ty from ruin and waite. Ii circumstances
render an augmentation of your naval force
neceGary-NO MONEY--if picaroons
and plunderers hould infef your coat;
your merchants mutt be robbed; fcarci,
ty in thole articles of life which they bring
you is the consequence; hence tee price
is encrea fed perhaps an hundred per cent,
and the people mutt be taxed, for the neg
ligence oftheir government you will ak
again; why are we fubjetted to theie
evils? No money mutt be the anfwer.
Let ii be underl9ood, however, fellow
citizens, that your treafury is not empty,
the federalifs by their judicious and eco
nomical meafures, provided for all thefe
exigcncies---but Mr.. Gallatin, who is the
father Of all 0bpmtriatisn bills, in his I6e-
eifc agacity has thought proper to reduce
the department to lhisextrelpity. ThofandS
muf be loft when the fame might be faved
by the expenditure of a few hundred
You are requeited fellow citizens-we
mean american citizens, to view ehefe
things--your PRECEDENT has appointed a
Trsalarsr-and your preEdent is weak
enough to believe that the fecretary Of the
whitley infurre6aion, fattious foreigner,
who has oPpofed the federal contribution,
and the mealure ofgovemment for twelve
years, in the bee. hnancier fox the Ameri-
can Nation.
Walg. PED.
The Citizen* falls foul of poor Bona
parte, with as much violence as it he was
rank Burrite. But turn over the files
of that paper for year or two pat and
YOU will fee that it was once as mitch the
"aeodlike Boaaparte," as it was " the
virtuous, amiable Burr Now, he not only
attacks the godlike BonsPaFte as 6 cor
See etpefte tQge.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23
I9ubllr 5ate.

On FRIDAT nest 7vM be 5ola at the Fen-
die Store, far tbs beueft Of The ander-
zvrite1s,
One Trunk of HOSIERY
Damaged on board the brig Harlequin,
on her paGage from Liverpool to Bait
more.
P. G. MA2STELLER, v.M.
June IL.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23
5ates l,p audlon.
IANNEY g PATTON,

AIN W. - "A L Ny,
Haze received, and ofer for .(ale,
Catalonia wine in hhds. & quarter caiks
Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, St. Kits,
St. Vincsnts and Barbadoes-rum in hhds.
Loaf and Lump Sugar, of the fit qua
lily,
Muicovado Sugar in hhds.
$50 BbIs. Statia do.
Havannah Molafies in lthds.
Havannah white and brown Sugars, IL
Boxes and Bbls.
Soap and Candles in Boxes,
Sweet Oil in DO.
Railins in Boxes and Kegs,
Pepper and Coffee in Bags.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF SHOES,
-Conlfng ef-
Mems Calf In Trunks,
Ladies Kid and Morocco do. in Boxes,
EAST INDIA GOODS, viz,
Nankeens, Battas, Mamoody's Cur
rahs, Guzinahs, Cahahs, Moharsgs, Gun
ges, Stripes, and one bale Of handicme
Delortoy.
Ravens and Rniia Duck and Sheeungs
by the piece or bale, and two bales fine
Ruaia Ofnaburgs.
A Somplete afortment Of Rufia and
New England Cordage, and ore 81 inch
Gable 20 fathons long. "a falall quan-
tity OF Upper Leather.
June %. s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23
GREENocK, May ,

The report that there is danger OF a war
between America aud France, because the
the French feized iome American provi!i-
On fhips al St. Domingo, and would only
pay for them in their own way, is certain
ly unfounded. America dare nor quarrel
with France at prelsnt, Especially as the
Britifh Miniaers have declared, they will
not renew hoailities almot on any &C.
count.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23

The Volunteer regiments Of Scotland,
were diibanding daily in confequence Of
the peace. The Giafgow and Greenock
papers contain numerous complimentary
addreIes from the commanding officers,
with the loyal relpoales ofthe regiment, in
this long wilhed for event.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-23
PORT or ALEXANDRIA,.

ARRIVED.
Ship American Hero, Matters, saem;
Sch'r Peggy, Mortimer, Baltimore !;
Sloop George, Potter, Providence
.DIuciIIla, Rowland, New Bedford.
CLEARED.
Sloop Mary, Smith, New Providence.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-20
BOSTON, July II.

Arrived mp f1u2h Jonnion, boynton,
Liverpool, IS days. Left, the Confidence
for Kennebunk, in 10 days ; Merchant,
and Franklin, for Portland, DO capt.
Salter, of do ; Fame, Trot, for Bottom.
Spoke, lat. II, long. n, lhip Charlotte,
Murdock, Of Portfmoush from N. York
for Madeira. Lat AZ, 20, long. S.,
ihip Joieph days from Portland for Liv-
erpool.
Yeaerday arrived in Quarantine Road,
fhip Antelope, Rice, from the River
Piaie-Left at Monte Viedo, May 20,
the Mercury, Parlors; Montezuma, l.
faacs Eliza, Loring,; Phenix, Roberts,
of Bottom Warrington, WiIIlamlon A
lexandra, Griffin Sally, M'Pherfon;
Three Sieers, Aulcy Aurora, Thomp-
fon, Pigou, Collers America, Swain !;
Mary. Moron, Of Philadelphia; and 10
ieph, Grant, Kenneounk. AT Acanada
Barragan, the Mary, Ann, Olney, Rolla,
Arnold, Hannibal, Jenkins, ofProyidence,
Minerva, Hall, Merfimack, Williams ;
Reiolution, olney; Five Brothers, Brock,
OF Bottom; Enterprise, Wilcox, Connect
cur; Louiia, Mofat; Rofe, Miller; and
Molly, Harding, of Philadelphia.
lit Baeaos AJrss, the Olive, Conkl;ng,
and Success, Conkling, N. York /; YAM
key, Kilburn, Connecticut Riing Sun,
Gould Sally, Taylor ;--Phenix, Cot
tie, Fair, Todd Gray, Sultan, Cole,
Of Bottom Rolebud, Peas, Philadelphia !;
Knowles, Cape Ann On the 10th
of April the Sultan was truck with light
ming which fplit her foretopmaR and fore
mat to pieces; blew uppart of her fore
cattle, and killed one young man named
William Biay, and wounded two others.
Capt. Logan, failed from Buenos Ayres
for Philadelphia, about the I'D of May.
The loop Prudence, Paddock, failed for
Bottom about the I2th; and ihip Alexan.
der was to fail in 4 days from Monte
Viedo for Philadelphia in ballaf. MIR.
Dalton, of Bottom, was to take paaage in
this vef.l. 1T was the general opinion
that the vei1els chartered by Spaniards to
90 TO the river Plate for cargoes, s. which
went there in ballaf, would be obliged to
return without cargoes. Sehr. Eliza Rich,
of Bottom, was feized at>Rio Janeiro, and
the matter and crew put into prifon.
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NETWORK, July II.

In anaddition 70 our flock Of French
papers by the Tiger, we yeaerday re-
ceived our regular file of !" The MoNI-
rEus," the Official Journal of the Preach
Government, to the latter end of May.
they are almott entirely occupied with
addreGes from the Prefetts and public bo-
dies to the FirR coniul, on the fubjeef
of the queaion which at prelent agitates
France !; and from the minifers Of Reli-
zion on the Re(foration Of Worlhip, The
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