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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-19
PHILADELPHIA, Nav II.


Arrived, fhip Golden Age, Demmings,
Martinique.
Cleared, fch'r Fancy, Wilton, Naf1au !;
Telemachus, Gilberts, Norfolk; Ann,
Glider, Charleaon; Harmony, Ducken-
duff, Bohon.
Ca9f. Demmags, sfskeldp Gezaeu Age,
LETT at The lie. .ef Nay, Feb. II, the
folloui ing OsDsh:
Brig Spy, captain Fowler, Almfbnry );
Williams, Salem; g., CIofs,
Marblehead; fhip Bald Eagle, Pratt, Boz
ton; fch'r Lydia, Blackmore, do. 49,,
samfon, Duxbury Hall, do. flip
Elenora, Rittle, Plymouth; Rufel, Gibbs,
New Bedford; Rebeeca, Gardner, do.
Juno, Worth, HudfoA; Betfey, Cox, N.
York ; brig David &,George, Abeel, do.
tch'r Mara, Bootmap, do. hip Liberty,
Daley, Philadelphia; Abigail, Williams,
DO. brig gl Horatio, Lang, do. hip Com.
n'erce, Elliot, Portland; Roba s. Betfey.
RE,, g Norfolk !; brig , Peters,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-19

!, BALTIMORE, May u,
The following letter, with is ;n m
was this day received by the brio '. SUES
tan. 0taf'
Cape Francois, Abml61,s.
Mears. Yundt and Brown, '0'a'
GENTLEMEN,
incleie you herein an address to ~.
as Lear, efq. from the America 40. -
chants eaablifhed in this city, On b. '' sl
parture and diimiIal by the captain ss'
neral of this colony, and his anfser ,hs,.
to, which you are at liberty, you oIs, l.'
TO publiih heis a good man, and p S,,'ls'
the confidence which the executiysof.t'
United States had placed in him. US
Absolutely am afraid to give You ,,,
accounts relative to the actual Gtuat;o. y
this colony, and the treatment the An.
ricans meet with generally. C,ptsjnI'
Rodgers and a captain Dayidlon. co1 ,'
mander Of the lhip ST. Domingo Packe,
of Philadelphia, have been irnpriion.dnoss
ieveral days without cauie being sajoo.s
for the meafure --and none of their friend,
are permitted to converfe or fpply them
with even the common necefares Of ii,
! believe every commercial America,
Establishment will fhortly qui. this coun.
try, or as foon as their affairs will permit
This is my determination.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-19
ANSWER OF COLONEL LEAN,,

L1lNS w LIN VI SN/t|o III
Ia the citizens ef the United SfHlN, y
ing in THE city etc. Franf''E5
Friends and fellow citizens, .,ys
afettionata address which Wv scs
been pleafed to prefent to me, o., e. se,cs,
of my departure, for the Oni'su IL moi
merits and receives my warmeD S''
grateful Acknowledgements. ,.o,up.
In difcharging the duties lncp'i' ce,e rpg
on me in my official character ~ sI.l
refdcnce among you, have e1 ,:a,edny
peculiar fatisfaetion, becauie ! Del'' md /
motives were duly appreciated ~ 81 ref.
fhould till feel happy 10 proi0n . nv pow,
dence in this colony, if il were ~ ~ flu.
er to be uieful TO you. Ii whaI' aall re.
alton Of life Imay be placed : IL no &C.
member you with afeetion' a - nyle1,
currence could be more plsahoS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-19

Capt. D. failed from MARI.
company with the brig-."'a9o s IN
In lat. a, N. long. 60, 90, " I BEL
the lhip Margaret Of Baltimore s g. poke
Cavello to falmouth, (Eug.) p o,la Fort
the bay, on Friday, hip and 'aea ia
names unknown, the fhip from LIS. Org
the brig from Bordeaux. ''p0a,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-19
C. @ Pr.
To TOBIAS LEAR, ESQ,

To TOBIAS LEAR, ESQ.
Central commercial agent trou 1be Ur;tI
States Of America .f0r the jqaad sfs,
Dominge.
SIR,
WITH deep regret we learn that yol
are on the eve Of your return TO the Ud.
red States, at moment when yourpc.
fence might have been 70 eilentla tor Ih:
interef of our country.
Had it been confident with the views
ofthe French government to have attic.
rifed your continuance here, your oh.
cial capacity, we are perluaded the MT
happy consequences would have been The
refult.
The Uniform and unremitted exertlon
you have, ever fnce your reiidence among
US employed for the fecurity OF our trade
and the protection of our perfons and pre-
perty, have been OF luch nature as to de-
mand our warmea APPRECIATION; permit
US therefore, to offer our cordial thanks
for your folicitude and zeal 70 often sn1
70 cheerfully manifefed on every ocEa'
Gon when your feryices were required
Our mofl ardent deire is that our coan'
try may reward you in that way "hi:n
we conceive your eminent iervices MEM
Accept, fir, we pray you, our aiEtc'l0',
ate wilhes for your perlonal welfare, any
the alurance Of our incere e&eem and e0o'
federation.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
Deaths.

Sunday morning, Aueua q 1904, fweety felIaleeP,
MifJ ELIZA WADswoRrz, aged IL years, daughter OF
Hon. Peiy Wa51gsrtb.-She ooGefed mind Of fupe-
rior irength, correct and highly poliihed Hef heart
was filed with tendcrnss and love. The value of her
friendfhp known only TO thofe who ihTrcd It's
blefings but her bsnevoence extended TO the whole
human race. Her Piety ardent, bu, uncloufed by
the ms of prejudice and fuperitton. Her virtues are
ehSraven hearts, and their power in tho hour
Of death, forciby and irreiftiby dilpayed With
animated and teadait hope of 4" another end better
world" fc bade adieu all the joys of life, ard died
to live forever. Her exit early, for unPoted
life is old age" While vrtne has name, or memory
can emban, her character win be admired, beloved,
revered.
EnCsmpaGd in ker angel frame,
An angels virtues lay
Too foon did heaven ahert its claim
And cSd its own away.
In this town, on Friday laR, Mrs. Ann Tit1omo,
,oed \, wife Of Mr.. Nicholas Ticomb, formerly Of
Newburyport.
On board the fiip Cumberland, on her ho1hewsrd
bound paage Mr.. JgSHs Stone, aged "a eldeit Ion OF
the late capt. Jofhua Stone, OF this pace; Torthy
and respectable young man. ALTO, died two feamen,
for eigners,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
3sIks'
9ariue
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SUNDAf, dggys J.
Arrived flip Eliza, capt. Sater 8. days from Liv-
erpool Csmo pafengcr, capt. Ro5yi So1:r late o.
the flp Sachem, Of this port, foundered at Hoyhead
ISr CSet Soyer bss Bsadef Ge tbea5ripi0n. ts
Trbicb made for be ret5 bf and 're1o, 7Ub a
d and &ftaosefges e 7'sny atfcaai tS"'e6 10rf Pad
bin d4rirg s5e rsiyortares Of BIZ ybjpvOreeIl
MONDA7, Iagga !.
Arrived brig Fortune, capt. Daniel basley, IS days
from Point Petrc (Gaud.) Left there brig Betiey,
Smith, of Nevburyport Traveller, Motley, OF this
port. TO fail in days-Capt. informs, that before
he failed French fhips had arrived at BahA'erre'
with Slaves from Africa
TytESDh7- 6sg7 ).
Arrived ihip Cumberland, capt. Francis Waite, IS
dsvs freni Eruma-Left no velTes there. Spoke a
fchooner off Nantucket floals, fssn Halifax tor New
york
WEDNESDAY, HnggG !.
Arrived fchooncr Sufan. capt Small, from beroiee'
Schooner Beauty, capt. Holbrook, Of Kennebeck'
60 days from London, for Norfolk, was iPoke July
e, lat. 40, long. 69
SaLaH, Asspq 5.--Arrived in baTah. 0P FG irepe-
ande, for Native Courty) Boy Eben, maler, oS days
from Copenhagen belong ng his DAnih Mssity, and
conGsnsd 10 Mr. CRsY. We underitand ilie IS TO take
homc load Of nlip-timber. Left at CoPenhagen, the
brig Roic. OF Keunehuuk, Gpatrck late matter who
was unfortunately ioa overheard CO hsf Pshase ou''
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
20 Eurrfruunufntg anu Reauerg

SeaksF Talsrfs' and other articles commu1 1ca
for the Gazette, tha be duly attended TO in our ne
81 The great Boy who iait week fen, us YER iI
lent letter, dated at HaO1U, is infornsd that ali CD
aters who intrude thsmeIve. into euBEs life will &C
tinue 10 be the fubjects Of tg5hs comment; ho We
cofe they may be connected to him or any othd DR. p
font How Ear regard his y5sutrrsa. the me hac
aile of his letter, will leave to him and utu
publications TO decide.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
MAINE BANK.

Mhs fri meeting ef tie Jp5jcribyt f0r tbs seaine
-5aaa. bol4ta at P0rtAand, TYy s7, i8oz-YorED,
THAT the frit payment TO be made,
u be ten per cent. each liare which fhlll be
paid 10 the Directors fuch time ana place thsy
ihal fee r appoint, receive the ame. giving not
ies than twenty days notice. and that ueh ubicrbcrs
3 ihall neglect pay the fame, ihs be conGdered ss
Fiving forfeited their flares in he Bank.
Voted-That the Directors be and hereby arc EN- .
powered TO admit fuch additional iubicribers 10 COM
pee the fubferipton the number Of Three ThouAnd
Shares aud afo iuch perlons in the of thoe who
may forfeit their flares Ivy not paying in their r pay
ment, as they ihsl Zee fit.
Attef. ISAAC lLSLET, CLrk.
Purfuant to the foregoing vote, the
Directors Of the Bank aforciaid hereby give notice.
thar they have appointed Tayaly be Ssccrfb S47 sf
September next, from egh, o'clock in the forenoon until
FIX in the afternoon, receive the r PayDcn agreea-
bly, thereto, the building purchaled for the Corpo-
ration viz. No. IT, Jouss ROzV. in Fs frest Portland
81 The payments to be made in Cold and Silver.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Chairman.
Portland, AEggf 4, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09

BAs FOR SALE, III A. RicbardSn's WbaJ.
ID OHEA, Souchong and Hyfon fkin
ID TEAS, in whole, half, and quarter Chefs,
HOLLANDS GENEVA, LOAF SUGAR,
Bags COFFEE, PEPPER and SUGAR,
Kegs Fig TOBACCO, CASSIA,
Georgia and Welt India COTTON, CORDACE,
swcdes IRON, TAR, PITCH, RoSIN, and
TURPENTlNE,
Hog and Prime PORK.
Rrifia and Ravens DUCK, RuIia SHEETlNG.
ALSO,
A large ahortment INDIA CoTToNs.
Ineuf o, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
lFran1 t5. Ntsu5grtes,t ts6tr

From t5s NfzrbEryts,t fzPfT.
The pereeutng Hydra of democracy has
never vifited this fiction of the common
wealth till very recently but it has at length
come. We were yeferday aRoniihed to Zee
among the :lif Of prolcribed officers the name
of Dudley A. Tying, Efq. collector of this
pcrt-Ana now we would ak every perfon,
lct his politics be What they will, whether this
removal is not one of the NOT hagrant viola
lions Of thofe lcntiments, expreFtdlby the pref
se0t in his Inaugural ipeech, that could be con-
eeiyed by The heart or uttered by the tongue or
r. N is this" dfcouhtenancing political in
Tolerance as de(potic as wicked"-Is this re-
1oring harmony to focisl intercourfe "'-Is
.this purluiug mea(ures of reconciliation , Is
this the mean Of making people happy Let
Ethole Of his iea" anfwer-We feel too much
ablorbed with indignation at preienr, to wiitc
calmly on the iubiea.
Mr.. Tying is man, than vhor, no one has
q higher Rauding, and Of whole character ma
lice cannot whifpcr fault; he has filed the
s ohce of Collector Of Cultoms FOR number OF
years, with that general iatsfadion to the pub
\ lie. which has not adnittsd Of Jingle exceP.
ton.
The chara6cr oC Mr.. Lyman, his fuccegor,
We are not acquainted with, bat prefnme he is
one ofthe ct7jez racs"-in whom, It's fiid, the
s6.y' lgflr,8iqa found jealous advocate.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
15anLrapt aasisse.

yEIHE2EAs Comnlion Of Bankrupt is awarded
Wv aud Tucd firth agaiHa WILLIAM FAIRFIELD,
Of Ptbrs5syozgb, IN the paritt q Maine merchants
and ne ha ving been declared Bankrupt j. hereby
CURED urrruder hH.ssf to Ihe uRderGgoed Com
miiIoners the rge-ty birs day Of 4srs6 infant snl
the x5 and the ttvfasi5 days ot Ssstcb- rcst,
~ ns Of the cct 10 ihc forenoon each Of laid days,
the OtIi1e of PsENrIss MELLEE, ia Biigfsrfi and
make full dlcoyery ana ddcloiurc Of ali his -4te ard
effects Aud when and where tha Creditors are to
come prepared prove their debts aad a. the arlt
meeting chools Alhgneesi aad at the AT meeriog
the Bankrup; Il rsqured to Gnfh his examination, and
the Creditors are afent diacnt from the al
owsueS Of his Cericate.-A perfons indebted to be
faid Bankrupt, who have any Of his effects not
to pay deliver the fame bur whom the fsid Coa
miIiohers haII appoint.
PRENrlsS MELLEN, }
SAMUEL PERSON, ComniFs70f.
JAMES GRAY, JuN.
DATED tbs 9t5 d1t II 4gra9 n. D. 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
FZR57 EASTERN DISTRICT.


nave ~ yet received returns from but nlac tovns
Sna theie notify N Kennebeek county, where The Iac
ooh'e 'niereh principally lies Thsie towns give Mr.
16aSe' 7o4 votes, and Mr.. K.Sy 500 with few or no
ie4uerng votes. We feel fome confidence therefore,
.Aa' Mr. T5sfsbr viii be chefcn, We llall probably
near rem the towns in his neighborhood and caward,
III a few d2ys
- Si7ss vprffgbs 0bcVs, bavs received letter
fH7i1g GafsTs1 ro1 additional fo4yns, riviay Mr.
Of a36.l
We are happy 10 announce the mo4 unintereu,,.e ed
itate OF health in this town. VeIels from icky port
are t obliged to perform quarantine, which is rpidy
attended to by the police.
AS there has latrly been a comfortable alarm ref.
pechng the Fever IN Porfmouth, are happy to fad
BY the following ate-ent that il does not leeu, 70
ihEeatea farther danger.
,HEALTH OFFICE.
PO,tsmoutb, AugsR !, 1907.
A report having been fpread abroad that a
malignant fever is prevalent in this town, to an
alarming degree, we deem it a duty we owe the
public to make ltatement of faeis which may
be relied on as correa.
Martin Parry, Buck Street, hckened the a4th
died z9lh July.
Samuel Nutting, Jofes' lane, fick.ned the 77th
July, and is Aow well.
Samuel Adams, Water Greet, Gckened the
asth July, and died I'd Auguf.
Eliza Adams, his daughter, Gckened the asth
July, and died 18th Augua.
Mrs. Muchimore, wifs.of Samuel Muchimore,
Water Greet, Gckened 4th Augua at Nathan
Whites on the road to LittleHarbour, about a
mile from town, and is now dangerouhy ILL.,
We are happy to fate that only one cafe has
happened in town land that more than mile
from the compact part) within the lat nine
days. From the uncommon favourablenefs of
the weath1r. and the removal of mott of the
inhabitants from the Infected part Of the town,
we are induced TO believe that the peRilence
will be of fhort duration.
ELISHA LOW, }
| l.. SPALDING, Heah5- OFcefJ.
B. SHERSURNE. }
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09

A writer in the Newyotk Evening Pot, on
=. f,bica of European politics, after drawing
- able view of France and England, as the
prelcnt leading powers, cloles his remarks as
follows -
IA uAll thofe advantages on the part OF France,
,u;, be fedulouly improved by BonapaEte ex-
s,,td to an ufurped throne, his perional fafety
will call upon him imperiouily to keep the
rnblic mind engaged to dazzle the people
ri,b conquelis to glorify their national pride
x;,h triumph over an old rival; to prove his
elaun to royalty by fnbaantial fervices, and TO
faon rbe mouth of malcontents by brilliant ats
"a Republican magnifcence and enlightened
benevolent inltitutions. Already he profefies
bis intention to augment his marine--already
h. d;Ccloles his views to commerce--already he
+alks of a navigation act for France and he
will. no doubt, lfraih his mind, capacous of
f,ch things, to the accomplishment of the ruin
n England, in order TO put his adverlaries in
France to Glence. Even the peace idelf on
which fuch reliance is had, may, perhaps ioon
,urn ont Ito ute the words of great Ratelman
h Ensland) ",o Be any piece Of legerdtmair 10
!. pet eqqE3sa Of Malta TO efaJAjl6 Frame in he,
ne1y roIonieJ 10 re enter Egys 10 rteeiOe back
tbirty tbeyiand eanen, (prjonsrJ Of 7Oar ~ Eng
land !; and TO put ne ebi r0afh in ftuafi00 q
- re- csr1mesr. fbs 7oar Goab neq0 aud dccjfge ad-
9 vaStggsf."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09

From tBe Salem Gz~stfs Of Fridy kSF
We had yeaerday the intelligence, that col
Lee Of Marblehead, was appointed, by the Pre-
fident of the United States, TO iuPercede Major
KILLER, as Collector of the Ditrid OF Salem
and Beverly. Whatever "reafsns of aAte"
may have operated to difplace this worthy man,
she united voice of all who have been obliged
% do buGnefs at the cuaom-houie will teitify
.to his ability, integrity and urbanity, in the
'Eifcharge of his duties.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
1000 -sp-s-
THEATRE.

MIR. Keaays feleStion for this evening" cntdr
ment, tru will influence the lovers of the draT ma,
very general attendance The reputation Of S6. ida
SCHOOL FOR ScANB4L is too well known rcquiEe
commend ton.If induftry the Gage is 70 be rtward
cd, Mr.. Kenny mayrEpect real BENEFIT.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
Q9arrieu.

At Portfmouth, Mr.. Geargt r. RGgsrt OF Hal Dwell
TO Nils Sarah ~. SberJurne.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
Jonathan Ward,

Cloek-maker, JsaOeller 81 SiivepGmitb,
TIAS coafsatly fer laIe. at hii Clock Mandatory
L i in F,y.5ny CLOCKS Of alnoa every deierPton,
warranted equal to any in the world for time keeping
Gentlemen may aay time be fupPicd with eight day
Clocks sher at faid mandatory, or at their dwelling
houfes, by verbal written reque, cheap for cath
as can any where be purchaled.
All favors in any lins of his buhnefs will be duly
acknowledged
G T+vO atsive B,ys, IA IS years age. zOA meet
4sab g''S tans ARprsrtiess, APPLICATION Is ssdf 'oH
Fryeburg, Augua 4, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
MORE PERSECUTION!

Since our lat, Jeferion's paper has announ
tced the following new acts Of perieeuti3n. -
Where now is the boalted freedom OF our
.coun,ry. Blulh, 49mericGns
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIBEEr.

APPOlNTmEHfS 10 nl AhS HNHS'DA"''
Rsnry Warren, of MaGachu(etts, TO be collect
or of the cuaoms for the diitriet of Marblshea
vice SAmyEL r. GERRY alio iniPettor OF the
revenue for the port of Marblehsad.
William Lyman, of MaGachuietts, to be col
leetor for the diaria of Newburyport vice
fDupLEY "A. TYING.
VILLAIN K. Lee, collector Of Salem and Bev.
E<rly; vice JosspH HILLsk.
Pefsr Mu5ienb1g, of Penn(Ylvania, collector
fOr the diRr9 Of Pennfylvania, vice GEoRe
LATIMER.
7sue5 CAKE, Of PennfylvAnia, TO be fupervilor
Of the dara of Pennfylvania.
Tobs Page. of Virginia. collector of the cuff.
stoms for the diltria of Peteribarg; vice WILL
|1iAN HEATH,
"Le Us reject, that having bani(hed from our land
that religious intolerance under which mankind 10 long
bl.d and fufered, have ye, gained little II we coun-
snance political intolerance, as depotic az wicked
apa capable OF as bitter and bloody perfecutions
T1fsyj5n's iHangHrsi Sa'tss.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
Doruano.
MovDAr, hUcys7 9, 1902.


Colonel HuMPHREYs, late miniAer Plcnipo-
..,r;ary from the United States to the court OF
rsf,dr;d. arrived in this town lait week, with
- adv, on tour to this part Of the country.
Bv late contract of Mr.. PANE, with the
n neral Poll Office, the Mails are now brought
-, Boaon 70 this town, in about 20 or II
sonrs.--They are difPatched from Bottom ev
~rv day (Sundays excep,ed) at 4 O'Clock in the
,fernoon, and arrive here the nert day about
o'clock, P. m.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09
Tinlteu States Diarif Of epatur

..-.- AUGUST a, 1903.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors Of
y FRANKLIN TINKHAM, Trader-PETER
5SYSON, ,Mer chaut--4ud JOSEPH CHRISrOPHERS,
Merchant, all of fWifcsIet, againa whom Commidions
OF Bankruptcy have feveraly iued and proceeded up
on, that they may 5s heard, if they think t before
the Judge Of lad Dilritt Court, the fri Ts5ay c
Spem5r next, the Court Houfe in WdcaGett sfore-
in'd, againh making and allowing Certificate Of DIFF
charge 10 iad ievera Bankrupts: before WHICH tine
exceptions to fuch allowance may be exhibited.
nAyrn crw,r TH4gs gffBe DyfriH
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09

THE fubfcriber having been chofen
u Adignee the Efiate and Efe6ts Of FRANKLIN
TlNkHAM, Bankrupt-all people indebted to the
iaid e1ate, the late firm Of Tszssa y TiukJazs.
or have any effeos them belonging, NUT deliver
them up aad make immediate payment 70
JOHN STUART, AEgan.
WJegGa, T&y 3I, ISo1.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-09

AS there has latrly been comfortable alarm ref.
peehng the Fever in Portfmouth we are happy to fad
BY the following itate-ent, that il does not feen, tc
threaten farther danger
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

the right Of cleaiou. of ths pref. Of national
honor, and pure adminiaration--if you glory
10 your emancipation from Bri,ifh domination.
and refpeSt the achievements OF The revolution
If you admire the purity of she preieat coa-
ifitused authorities OF your country-tse viru-
oos JsFFsRsos, the friend of liberty and ra-
sional government--if you believe that national
glory is bcR furported by national uai n and re-
publican honeay-if you de,ei the inlasiable
ambition. which would deluge our nation in
blood 70 accompliih lis accurfed deiigns-it you
are convinced, that you are yer iomething more
than " fbs Jlvsepi@gs Of SaD'b tsiss." or the
IS sesp, sfeiiss :" and have tights, as refpeaa-
be. as opulencc and power--if IN one word. you
are fxorn TO pro,ea your liberties. and derermi-
ned to adhere to principles Of government, foun-
ded ia economy, public good. and popular hon.
efy--then let me intreat you TO a wake on We'd
neidsy next, and give your patriotic vote, for
republican candidates.
The Voice Of WASHING TON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

Ing the psym.nss on he deferred debt. which
exceed one million one hundrcd thou(and do,lara
year, only c nmcnccd on the fra Of I7nusry,
1901. This additionsi borshen has not b(en st-
tended 10 in the comparative vicw Of the econ
cmy Of the tao sdnnif}rations. Ard 70 new
'hat public creii, has been appreciated under Mr.
J.fferfon's adminiarasioa, in confequence Of hia
wife and faIutary arrangements, II will be fpif-
Gent to mention this dcciiiyc fe Under Mr..
Adams the public debt was never At par; per
cent. itock ia oS va. As low as i4,. Sd. in the
p,nnd il has been raiird TO par und1r Mr..
Jeferfon.
f5s tS!lsrvirg grsi myreprsitn,afons are esSirS
fran REDSP, Bsssa Csnlsi:
"a lelter from Washington, dated January
s3d, among other evidences Of the eeOss~ieAl ar
tangements OF the pretent administration, exhibits
ths following, viz. 10, 500 dolls. expended on the
milton of Mr.. Dawion, at dolls. per day. and
ration,. and loop Cfwar to carry him when
the meaase. as has been praetiftd. nigh, as we'll
have been f,nt by the captain OF private fhip
20 MIR. Murry 6,,ooo dollars expences Of the
Bottom fugare, TO carry MIR. Livingaon 10
France 1000 dollars extra pay 10 an attcsney
for advice to Mr. GELATIN, in the ablrnce of the
attorney general" &c. Sc.
NOTES.
Mr.. Da.sfon bad no ailoaUaree Of ration.
He eSa'fosh ibe%ipi asr0 Airsa9y ia'dm; n0r
rDas there additional eezf Of dBs,/emenf Of f6i,
kmd f,r Bis ltseial Accommodation. Indeed none
JRe6 eeaid bsse been sffsier nretgay, as tbe pro.
vyioa' aads BY Mr.. Adams aOai rSJ banufjfal.
7b~ ii battrm nbat tbe 10, 500 As!h. expended en-
fbn mIisn qoas federal r-a/xve altogether. and
INTENDED, net fo, tbs Accommodation yfM,. Daw-
fon bafJ5, sbafefMr Bay ard, qrbOn Mr.. Adam'
bad qvysJ d.j'insl 10 be ID. beare, Of The treaty.
I 10000 doIlari are )aid 10 bavs bses sxpen-
Sf6 81 fbe B9son. 10 accumulate Mr.. Living6sx
rvi,b a pg0ags 10 Fyaree. In fbn there IL ssf
.GlIabh s hratb. The Bsasn qoas ttied ozf for a
frxyf. and dyaiud 70, sbe Med,fsrrane0n fatior,
and on Der qOay ,bisbe, fook Mr.. LiVisgfsn 10
L 'Onsxi. Epen Der cabin qoas Ysaifeyed, as.Re
bad been treviogiJ employed in bringing Gsv.
Davie and Mr. Stuff fran France, BY ordfr 81
Mr.. Adams. .Mr. Livisgfsu', fanber aeesmmo-
Satcn did nor osf ,bs Uuited Siat1 yLSiiling, as
be laid IL b1 srou yRib y6s,1, &c. &c.