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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-04
From The Bea0n WEEKLY MAGAZINE.

THE CENSOR. .9S
Tbeir lo0ks, their lpseebes, ~ i9nser are
the Jane,
.4l0s, uue've ief 0NaQfive bit tie xamr.
QFS.all the appearances in The human
character, there is none more difguaing in
the common uie Of the word, than Afqeel7z-
1ion. 1t. almoa inconnG.lent with nature,
and certainly oppcdte 70 truth. Into
whatever fociety or nation il may gain
footing, their manners are fundamentally
changed, and metamorphofs, very iei-
dom advantageous, meyer fails TO fucceed.
It makes all habits of one, and nothing
of the whole. The wife man becomes
fool, aud the fool appears to be wife man.
The prefens age is che age Of afs7atiou,
and | care nor who hears me fay 70, there
is not perlon whom ! can meet to-day
thar will appear The fame TO morrow, this
may ieem bold and even erroneous i'm
patati0n, but it will be only shought 70
BY thofe whom habil las blinded and rem
dered incapable Of diiceIning with the
eyes Of ignpartialisy.
Thole who live in this corntry have an
invincible artipalhy 10 every thing nate
raj and original, and | call for nothing elf
in ratification Of this, than any girl Of IF
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-04
PROM THE MOANING CHRONICLE.
Mr.. Edno,,

Mr.. Ediior,
Encouraged by the ready infertion you
gave my former communication, have
taken the liberty to iatrude on you few
more remarks.
Nothing is more insolerahle 20 an old
perfon than innovationon old habits. The
cuaoms that prevailed in our youth be-
come dear TO US as we advance in years
and we can no more bear 10 fee them abo-
lifhed, thar we can TO behold the trees Cut
down under which we have lported in the
happy days ofirfancy.
Even / myielf, who have Aoated down
the fream Of life with the ride who have
humcred it in all its turnings; who have
confcrmed, in great Ineaiure, TO all its
fal1ions--cannot but feel ienhble ct this
prejudice. / often figh when / draw
comparifcn between the pretent and psit !:
and though / cannot bur be fesGble that,
in general, times are altered for the bet
ter, yet there is fomething even in the
impey5edios of the manners which prevail
ed in my youthful days that is inexpEefi-
bly, endea.ing.
There is nothing that feems more
Hrange and prepofterous TO me than the
manner in which modern marriages are
conducted. The parties keep the matter
a. iecret as there was iomething difgraee-
fal in the connexion. The lady poGtive-
ly denies that any thing Of the ki1d is to
happen will laugh at her intended huff
band, and even lay bc,s againf the event,
the very day before it isto take place
They fnealS into masrlmony as quietly as
poaible, and fcem to pride lbesnfelses on
the cunning and ingenuity they have diff
played in their maueyres.
How different is this from the manners
of former times II recolleet when my
aaat Barbara was addrei1ed by 's9ui,e
sylj@, nothing was heard Of during the
whole courtlhip but combinations and ne
gociations between her friends ard rela-
tives; the matter was conhdered and re-
conGdered, and at length the time iet for
final anfwer. Never, Mr.. Editor, (hal
| forget the awful iolemnisy Of the fcene.
The whole family Of the Oldayles aGem-
hled in formal conclaye: my aunt Barba-
ra, Greiled out as fine as hands could make
her-high cuihion, enormous cap, long
wait, prodigious hoop, rufles that reach
ed to the end Of her fingers, and a gown
of fame coloTea brocade, figured with
peoples, rofes and fun flowers. Never did
lhe look 70 fablimely handsome. The
'fquire entered the roam with counte-
nance lui,ed 10 the foleulnity of the oGca-
iicn. He was arrayed ina fell luis CT
fcaflst velvet, his coat decorated win
profaGon of large elk buttons, and tie
lkir,s itiiaa;ened with yard or two Of buck
ram; long pig tail'd wig, well powder
ed, adorned his head, and aockings deep
blue fix, rolled over the knees, graced his
cxtremetiss the flaps of his yeit reached
to bis knee suckles and the ends Of his
crayat, tied with the mott preciie neat.
nels, ,wifed through every button-holc.
Thus ACQUIRED, he grayely walked into
I'll. room, with his ivory headed ebony
cane in one hand, and gently fwsying his
three cornered beaver with the other
tbs gallant and fashionable appearance Of
the 'lquirc, the ssacefuinea and dignity Of
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-24
FROM THE BALANCE.
ON EDUCATION.

HABIT is leoond nature: it early takes
root in the minds Of children, and "grows
with their growth and R!enetIens with
their Gfength." A tender and plant ,wig
may be eahly made TO grow perpendicular,
or obliquely, in a itrais line, or in a
curye-it may be inclined to the eaif, or
welt, or north, or fouth: but when it is
grown up to hurdy tree, any attempts
to alter its petition and dire6aion would
be fruitlefs. Thus the young fhoots of
human nature, children, are ufually 70
plant and duttile, that they will grow
up in the frat line of virtue, or in the
obliquity and crookednefs ofvice, accord
ing to the general management that is ufed
toward them and tte examples with which
they are furrounded but when their taifes
and manners become confirmed by age and
habit, it is difficult and next to imponible
to alter them.
+" Children, like tender offers, take the bow.
and as the tlrit are fafhiol'd, always grow;
For what we learn in youth, to that alone.
In age we are BY iecond nature prone"
The unerring voice Of infpiration bears
witnefs to the powerful effects of yirtuous
habits, formed in early life. 6 Train ND
child IN the way he lhould go and when
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12

To an average Rate con6fting OF one hun
dred towns il 10 equal TO giant to each of ,hofc
towns Of more than rwclve thoufand one hun.
dred and rwenty four dollars.
All this has been effetied by the rfefent ad-
miniarasion in little more than one year. The
eifiEens have been left in the epjoymen: Of their
civil and religious liberties. The nation his
been refpetted abroad, aod qoiet ssd happy at
home. The Laws have been duly executed. Tbs
ties Of morality remain ip fol- force, and % per-
fea order has been preftrved a. was ever enjoy
cd on this 6de heaven.
Here 10 juft pieiurs Of the rspubIican sd-
rninfration. which many hsve been taught 10
believe would desfroy yoQs civil and religions
inaitotioos, burn your t(bples. remove all dh-
iinttions between viftse and vice. reod afunder
your coojogsl ties, ard fabflitate diforder and
coniuGon for On obedience 10 Law, and ihs dee
regulation Of gcyennsnt
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12

ram Of Internal ,axsti.a. there
has bseu sased to the people out
Of the fees Of the excite ofhecrs
I3S.oco dol!an over ADD above
the fun neeefiary TO dstsay ,hc
col!estionsoi impoas tosn amount
equal 10 the whole revenue de-
rived from internal taxation IL
being she difference beta crn The
exPenees Of the Two fyilrus
3 abol'lhing the la,e Judi
eial iyAsm and saabiihing the
formei syfem
By reducing the commifIion
OF the solicitors oi eottorps, fay
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12

Annual sviags, ono millions ooc hupd,ed
and fevsn thosfsnd FIX hundred snd ninsIy FIVE
dollsrs snd ninety one cenrs.
The benefit Of che reduction Of cxrrndi-
turc will h1 more isls and appreciated by all
claiIes y he'd they know that thele annual Esines
exceed the whole expence Of sll ths Rate gov
ernmenss Ia the union. 70 that In pccaDisry
point of vis~. they are MOTE than eqcsl TO be.
towing upon the people tree from expence the
whole hcnshts Of flare governments.
The following 10 ttatenent Of the annual
cxpcnditors Of the fevsfal Aates.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12
l. n WS OF THE UNION
lrusLlsssp BY AUrHonrrr.l

sLvtNTH coN6REss
Of fte
UNITED STATES.
az sbsI .&&k0sss.
Begun and held az the CT
~ Of Waihinx,on, An tho
Territory OF Columbia.
on Monday, the 7.h Of
December, lSois
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12

shoofaDd dollars. (
Which deducted from she xforefaid rcdoe-
tions leaves the fem of ~ 7.6os dollars and nine
ty-one cent?. Tie exceis OF tho reductions be-.
yood the whole exyeoce Of tie aa,c govern
menss. The aa,emcnt Of aa,e expenditures
il not accurate, il is fubRaniiay true. and il is
believed, that the grofs amount is equal TO the
expenditure Of the whole fsates.
The reader will reject. that in tho!e Gate,
where the expenditures are fmall. the reliet to
the people is annually much greater than the sx-
pcnecs Of their rate government.
Purfuing the fame fyaem Of policy for
twelve years. the period Of time betweeo the
commencement Of the prefent government and
tho clofe Of Adams standardization would, upon
the principle, that moncy is worth IN annua! in
tereft Of Gx per centum, leien tic amount Of
monies drawn from the people by taxation, the
fun al eighteen millions Gx hundred and eighty
fix thouiand icvsn hundred and iixty dollars,
which divided among the people of the ieycral
Aatcs in the fame proportion as they paid the
land tax Of Two millions Of doliars, would with
in that sime be relief to the people Of shs few
erai ftatcs, of the following fums
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12

Total .rsun, Of Dollars. ,,lo7 .69s q,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16
BENJAMIN WA. + CASE,
PHTSICIAN,


yxyITH PIcasose embraces the car!ica OPP
wv pcr,unity of inform " his fellow, ci,i-
xcns, thai by pcrmiilion OF shc Hon. To~n-
Council Of Middletown, gfsntcd DeceinteF n,
1907, ne has the fatisfxttion of exhibiting a
proof, thar the KIkE-Pox is a (ecurity aeainR
the fnslI. S)x.
A fon of Mr.. William Rider Of Middle
town, whom he inoculated year ago for the
Kinc- Fox, was ON the azd OF faid December,
st his dsGre, inoculated by Doctor Farniworth
for the fnall.pox; with matter frcih from
perfon haviog the fnall- pox, the natural way,
and refiing at fhc honic Of Mrs. Elizabeth Al
len, and remained l,ere the toll term Of four
teen days. without the leaf fympton of the
diiorder; except flight inAammst.on atthc
punetutcs. which totally difappesrce by the
icventh day srom inocu!a,ion.
The author Of this information is ponehed
of genuine matter Of the Kline Pox. They who
with to be incculated. by applying TO him, may
depend on careful treatment, and Rriet aiten-
tion: and fuch as are unable TO make ccmpcp-
fation, he will inocoiate gratis.
If i. fhould be thought that experience IN
the fmall-pox viii better enable Perfon 10 de-
seru,ire when the Kinc-Pox has taken cffcf, he
would mention that fome years ago he inoco-
L;cd for the fmsll- Fox, in the fate OF New
York. Nt1rrovf, Jan. 9. Soa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16
For Sale,
Br JOSEPH BRlGGS,
90 Hhds. good retailing
MOLASSES.
20 be Joid. and pagDias gis<r nerf Spring,
A Il A X M,

r YING in Sxsssld, State Of Connecticut.
IL plesiantly fitua,ed, within 40 rods Of the
Meeting HOME add Academy. in faid town,
and only IS miles from the City Of HS,ttsrd,
on the great Stage Road leading from thence co
Danmsa,b College aod from B9asm to Ntav-
York, lii5asy. &c. Said Farm contains 100
a,scs OF Land uadcr good Improvement well
fenced; with fui,sble proportion of Orchard
ing. Moving. Pafnring. Plow-Iand, SC. two
handfome and convenient Dwelling Houies.;
Barns, with good Stables. Out -Hccics. two
Wells Of excellent water, and slmnlt every other
accommodation neceGary for Tavern.
II is as beautiful and eligible a
eana, perhaps. as any in the iate, for a Public
Houfc, and has been improved rs fuch upwards
of 90 years fdccefIiveiy. II is iikewife central
and commodious for Mcrchantor Trsdcfman.
Agood bargain maybe had, and
an indfpo,able title given. FOR further parti-
cular,, enquire of the Prin,er hereof, or the
Subfcriber, living on the premifes.
SETH AUSTIN.
D<eemb<r H. 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16
SHOE STORE.
. John M. Mansfield,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the
III public, that he has julf received
new and handfome afortment of
Ladies' Cork Shoes, and Centlemen's
Morocco Pumps; which he offers for
1ale, at his Store, corner of Church
Lane, Thames. Street.
He has likewife conftaptly for
fale as above, a general afortment
of Shoes of alnIof every defcription.
AlGo, Ladies' s. Centlemen's Socks.
Nezrpsu. Dec. io. iins
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16
CoNDITIoNs OF THE
RHopE-IsL.aND REPUBLICAN,.

/. To Subferibers in Town, Whole Papers
are delivered them. oI per ann. It paid within
the fra quarter |; or Two Dollars, it not paid
until the end of the year. 30
II. Sobfcribcrs in the Country, who de-
pend on cafasl conveyance, One Dollar aud IS
Cents, if paid within the fsa qnarter; or One
Dollar and IS Cents. at the end of the year.
III. DiRant Sobfcribcss. who receive their
papers by mail. Cne Dollar paid in Hdvnsee.
texcluGve Of poaage) or Ono Dollar and 50
Cents. at the end OF the year. r
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16

lit fb< Had Of Broad Street,
LAS ioR received Two Thonfand weight
Ii of long clean FLAX, which will be fold
at a very fnall advance for CAN. Alto, Wet
India and other GOODS, as uiua].
Neqyfa,f, Jan. 9. 1907. Istf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16
|Rte--Near the coFFEE-HoUsE, Thames-stree,.

'"e ''Vonu '"'',ess 'ne "A ~" yes" o' '"ss
war, VIZ rom INC Sommencement Oh 1885, 20
inc eio'e ~ 1898. 80.
AZ ~ order 20 en'ain d'l''ns' view. TOR easa
e' tnc.e 'wo pehoos' % sne s"nsa asefase eon,
iumpuon OF ta'c'9n asucess a"u ot the Snn.H
ascissr seyense wn'sh q 'hs rae as the rfeient
1a',ss. would have scefuss thereon the table
II. mas been prepared. smch ihows that me
re'' ~ a"nuM 'svenps, wh'cn wouio - sne pre.
'eo, 'atc OF dates have accrued during esen ot
'noie Two periods amounts on an x'eraSs, ior
the yea" i19o to i79s' 20 o,to3'ooo doilars =
ana for tne 'ears 1913 1885, 70 s'3So'ooo
aons"; ne'e 'oms sonn'u'c' "ot inc ieee'pss
10 the ifea'osy. out the tsyenue which would
nave accrued dnsms the respective years 70
WHICH 'hsy fs'ef' me nH may nc eonhdsfsd
as tns icvenue acefuine curing ,ne yeAf i79'
the lar a. that accru.ng during the year. endmg
3o'" june 1872 snn a. on account 81 inc cieot
given toe The psysrnt OF duties, shc fcsenue ac-
cfuing during one year, continues nearly tho
Tece'p' OF the year enu'ng pine months later
thoie ~o 'uns, anc inc feceiPu OF inc year end-
log o" me SON sep': Isoi' % ABOVE Hs.eds
may' "i'nos. mAic',a. e,,o'. oe eonhuc'ed -
tne rece,pts o''hsee diHlne' year'' ious year ana
sha'' ainAn' e2e" ''os" 'ne o'ncs' VIZ
DoAs".
ror the year cnuin3 SPIN
sepri7qi,. o'io3,ooo
rof ,ne year e"u'"s 3on
Marc" i797' o'3Se'ooo
ro' inc year eno'"g 80"
sept ioo',e 'o,soo' 900
Inc rano OF enefea'e curing Inc whole rcr
nod OF nine yean, exceeds icventy per cent.
whhn mat o. Pop.'"'on' "unng 'ne ta1ie Gmc'
was nsl"'y more s"a" 'n'.y PC. cent
Inc rano ~ incfes'e aunng the hfM Pc
r'ou on ionr years ana = nin, : neaf 35i Per
cen'' aho uuuug VIC 'An more 'nan 81 pcf
ceni 7; wn''n sha' = Popu'aton. 'or eacn Pencds
was only =. inc fs'c OF ~ pes ec"s' Inc create
er fa'io o' "s'ca'e curing 'ne n'". man during
'he Ian penoo on 'oor years snc na''sn owsnY
70 inc cosoPArnon, ~ toe nln, ocinR peswcsn
pei'od OF european pcaee, zoo Penod OF Eur
I1pran ~s'' anu :" tue 'A"' oe'"een Two penoos
OF European war. ..s
nc i,no os inc'ca'e OF popuIa''on' oe'ng
s'cer'A'nec oy tne Genius 80 oe :. inc rate o'34
Pe' se"" ~ ~" Jss" "e '".' eN'o o' eon-
inmpuon ihsh &c iupPoiea 20 oc hs'eaiser pre-
eieiy tne 'ame AZ tnst o' poru's''on' inc ann"-
a. fecc'p's o. inc r'gn' years. 1901 1850, may
pe et'mated 10 nearly my pev ceh' greater sns'.
tno'e OF inc years i7So-,79i oi ara iprn of
near 9.zSo'eoo aonass, " tnat penod Dc aiiom-
ca as inc oa'Is on whicn 10 pfeaicaie Inc eni.
msie. But u the CALCULATION ina" pe groundea
on the revenue o. inc years '793--i7SS' TING
annaa' rece,p's o. inc yea's sSol-ioo9 'nouid
" enfmaeo N aDout 3oi PCT cent gftaWf 'nsn
shaie OF shA' Peno'' OF az aoous io'ooo'ooo'
do'sn.
iecm' 'na' 'no.e TWO 'cipeeuvc 'nms may
rcmonso'y ne conhdc'en as 'ne TWO ex'femess
HUffdPf ANNUAL IcC(tut1 4
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16

THE loser psrf Of the Houfr. Garden.
i Stable, Sc. Of the ls,e Darid MeiviH,
Pcwtercs. For tcsrn,, apply 20
CALEB GREEN.
NrrgS'r., Dec. as.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16

Blank Dsedt, and JJgFies's Hrns,
and Exeeaiions, for fals al ftii QGies.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16
Nicholas WebGer.

INFORMS the Public. that he has orcncd
4 GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
the houie. Ia'e the properly Of Mr.. Caleb Earl,
where he has for Sale general aGorment OF
VES7-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others, are the following articles
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry Rum, MolaGes.
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
kinds, Csfer, Chocolate, Rsifins. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs
Buttcr, ChecGe, Candies, Onions, Tooacco,
Snoff, Powder and Shot, Lamp-OiI, Loaf and
Brosn Sugars, &c.
--HLSO-
A general and extenfive variety of
Croeke,y and Hard Ware; Mems and Womco's
Shoes, &c. &c. With many other articles, TOO
tedious to mention all which win be fold at
the raoa reduced prices.
fswssr. NeO. Al. ST
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16

In 3oson-COmea, Jan. Sfb, 1902.
IT is Yo,rd and ReEiysd, Tha, the Aaize Of
Bead. until further Orders, ihail be as fal-
fows viz. rs. OF.
The 10 Cent Loaf. to weigh
- Cent do. o
- "a Cent do. o
Super6ns Flour, at Dollars per Barrel.
Iii ALTO yond. That JAMES CaarPrL
be Infpeelor Of Bread.
y, C,dty. J
JONATHAN ALMY, Cornell Citsk.
Ntre1s,t. Jansay S, 1904. "a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16
20 BE SOLD,

TO BE SOLD,
A NEW Houfc, in Broad-S Street, complete
"A y fnifhed, wirI Yard, Garden, and
good Well Of water. Any perfon rclircd TO
purchaG, may know the terms. BY appl, ing at
the Houie of
a--s -s-..-,y M. n. J0IfNs0N.f
Nfzrpors. Jan. g. rSc:.t iSf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16

L 4 TIER
F'ss 4 S<r,e,&.y " f5s TreIhy. acssrfsryi~s
xs,f, ara js~dy .fsAmsnn S,s9ard -
Svya1eo 81 fits aa jAfplsm.nfay 10 fbe or.
sssi'1sf = ax AK 20 s6aStv6 sbs Treefsyy De-
fass,A<ss."
TREAsUkY DrrAsrMsSr,
Dec. lSfb, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16

oase the honor to cncIofe report. pre-
pared - obedicncc 10 the directions of the act,
ippPlev1eptary to the act in,i;led I" An. Aet TO
enabiiIA the 1'seafury Department."
~ have the honor to be
Very Sefpeetfuliy, Sir, a
Your obsdicnt icrsaut.
ALBERT GALLATlN.
7It bspsssbl< sbt SSesksv ef l1
sfbs HSgfSsf Rep,stfws&fivss.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01
pORte Of RepreCentatioss

A6t. WEDNESDAY,, JAN I3
Nam. ~ ne relief Of foLz Holy late marlhall Of
lev RS RS oheuiied.-It oppoled by Menrs Stan
haul1 land Emendore who thought defaulters
No,,..o goFouly dealt with to deter Others from
MeIr, 3 NC Poonc confidence repolcd in them
tsd - 1 US Pe' kns, wadfworh, sud s. Smith advo-
psqy ~ Nh 4 Mr. II had furrendered all his pro-
vor oil on Paed to be engro1ed, "a beng il "a
F5sL;lr TyursD Y, jAN. "a.
An' ftLa' q John Hobby, wa5 2als4'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01
The Bay Of Honduras. !. flut againR American
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

by the bArque BeIfaR, capt Waterman, IS days
from Falmouth for New York, which touched At New.
London on Friday lalf Falmouth paper Of Dee. Il,
was receIved.-lhe contents are unimpor ant - ! he
BrItIih and French PeniPotenrsres let out from Pa
RS on the 4h OF Dec tor Amrns who're The Dehnitvc
treaty Is to be negotiated. The Duke C Cambridge,
to 50 from England to Nova Scotia in the irg and
4 Il fad wiTh the appointment: Commander Chief
At Hamburgh, the houle Of A erry mer. failed fsr
I, 100000 mares baUco /Palzeisn.)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

4 letter from Wilmington Gates. thar the ren.,I If
the Judiciary Law has been determined On II NE Ser
ate IS to 3. Among other queitions a6dreed 10 the
eonlee'nces oil the majority, may be aGSed Is this
meaiure Of Patrouim or Of party fpirt Did It arfe
from Objection to the law, or to the Judges Pa.
The Senate and Houfe of Representative, Of the
United States have both p2lTed refoIves Derntrina
S'enograPhers 70 be accommodated on their ayors.
No very interehing proceedings have vet taken p,ce
IN the Preient FELTON, Of State Legislature The
valuation buhnes occupies comfortable attention.
mr, Morton made motion for fattering Mr. Jeierfon
with an addrels but the motion was reeaed.
L appears that choice Of Federal Representative
n the FirR EaAern Diltri6 wa not made Al the an
trial. The votes were, for the Hon. Orchard Cook
z5S-Hon. Nathaniel Dummer 273-Martin Kinlev
Eiq' 575-and Phineas Bruce, Efq Il To-
The officers of the frigates Chefapeak, Commodore
lruxton) Conte laton and Adams, ordered to re-
par immediately to the city Of Wilmington and 70 hold
hemeIVes IN readnefs to fail upon expedition, it is
prelumed for the Mediterranean.
We hear that EDWARD PREBLE, Efq. Of thi. town,
goes on to Warrington to take command Of the Adams
The late fouthein papers contain Proclamation by
the Captain General of Guadalupe Ia Cre11 now ar
Dominique, addrefed the citizens of i4ld colony
This proclamation pretty clearly deveopes the inien-
toRs OF BaaPae refpe6ng his colonies in the Wen IN
DIES, which be IS determined place under governors
OF his choice The Proclamation declares all per-
fons acting uuder the preen uGurpers in Guadaloupe
either by iea or iand to be traitors.
The port of St. John An.igua) By late act of the
Brltih Parliament, continued free until The 10th of
July, 1905 and that cauc Of the former act reRric
ing the expectation Of European commodities to other
Briti(h ilands is now omitted.
| The Bay Of Honduras il O,ut auainR Americans.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

u s,'aif Vsa' continued until Friday tie ISB ia9-0n
". of'' JS'5f@9ote avor ef 5s p2fisa Of REPEAL, and
q. 10y ~ Vsyy ALE PeseJ qgaigf H. On Wslqsaay
a. "a, aHs A1' Stone PAX at ieagb in f.vor of fBs mo-
I, O. Ttuya.y, Mr.. Caate and 1fr B,ael.p,Sge nate
1879 isf 1sais1 and fr. Ooif and mr. 1ioris, a.
zoe Naiisa'! IpteHigeaesr (t6e 1ziafeyal otFeiaI
!, zis " TIE leGb Of Mr.. lorris 7va5 aagueqioaqBly
49, 3a le7fa l5saianer5 IF g4ezes ear deliVs,e4 ia
W,l.s ' ege~5ly -0a Fyiday. ~. Bei8zUia and mr.
= J4o'r y 6s'1peaL and Mr.. Hilbert agaiqF IL
e. abafe, tie 7uJfiga zU1s caEed for ID fBe
~ aea'Hnai z9veA Tbif kaG motion -UIs put
PIP. A1F'f,f vge'e -Fo' "a. AgIiaFH IA. 7bs
AL ar b.'y' aes&d ~ sO@ Of bs a9jonHmeat
'0s'H '5e q15fioa zV1s II ~ probability taken. q
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

Ia this town, on the z4th inn THOMAS PAINE, Elq
aged T. Formerly Of Eaaham, county o. Barnaable
Az Falmouth, z5th inf.Mr. James Mofes, aged "a
and the Goth, Mr.. Ilaac Lobdcl, aged 81. For
merly Of PIympton, county Of Plymouth
At Rockefeller, Mifs Joanna Ha1el, aged a.. Pre-
ccPtref Of the Young Ladies Academy At Wosurn =
AT Stoughton, Mrs, Silence Hobrook, aged 10 -
At CharletJn, Mrs. Hannah Calder, aged Sat Bor
ton, capt. Clement Lemon. aged g.