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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

DIED. t--cp biz r:Gsse from Charieaon,
IS. c. 10 London, Mr.. SAnUtL SHAW, aged
,s-lfop Of Capt. vim Stapo. Of this town--s
yousg msp Of 90 hopea. irduf!ious. enterprz.
lag fpint HE ded much re2rered by every
f.ieed and scqsainarce 20 when he was en-
desired By rhc sirses ci'his heart and the pocd.
neI, of hi, difyoGisn. II mefi, could have
prevented the iA.ckc a drai6, hr yet isd Herd
tho delish, Of Bis ssmedioa. Iiis real worth
is nov his bra psrrgs,c.
Al ,as Havsro,. ffr. SAnbsL PABcocx.
aged zo--ion cf Nj C,dfss T. snbtsrk. OF ,his
tows.-Hs ~as syoung man of an smIaSIe
difpoh,icn. highly Geemsd BY al who knsw
hin, and bis aes;h oAiserisliy regretted.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
OF mr.. GiLLAIIN.

A courtc Of numbers, were rublifhei in the
Ns1o- York Epeuisg Poa, lac winter, ccti'led
The Examination of the Prefilent', MeGscc.
Ggned Lneig, CvaDls. and Afterwards re. pubiih.
el in Pamphlet. OF thai elaborate work Of
O?oo6tion ME-. HAMrLTos is the rcputsd
auihor. In examining the PfeGdeut's recon
mcndation 10 rsvife the natuJslzation law, he
vshcDcntly cenfurrs President Jstfsxsow Tor
having appointed Mr.. GALLArIs. Secretary of
the Treafuy, bccsuie he il fs,eiexy. Such a
cenfure comes with peculiar grace from Atsx.
axprs HAMILT,x, Who is shinfeN a f,rrigrr,,
exsaiy ia the fame fenis, as ALsRRr GALLA-
TIN, add yet under former admiaiaratioa was
appointed TO the fame Office.
MIR. HAMILTON was boru 81 81. C,oir, .
Wca India Ilind under mprsrchical cavern.
nent- ard bro't up in compiling -hooa there :
Mr.. GALLATrs was b,so and eAocs,ed az &C.
news. frpsll CITY az the soot offs. Aips, erls-
bra,ed for freedom, icieoce and tie psSehsn,
rsl;sion, and b~,weep vhici srd 'he U,ited
States there can be no dangerous competition IT
infcreas. Mr.. HsMILT,K cane 20 the Upit-
ID States at the aga Of eighteen !: Mr.. GhtLA-
Tis 1T The age sf aiaeteer. They borh rer-
forncd pesfonsl fcfyice, IN the revolutionary
war Mr.. HAMiLTos ia ths ennt;nents army,
and Mr.. CALLArIs in tie miliria Of M7fT,-
chufetu. 10 which he wn volunteer hinder Col.
ALtrs. of the D'krifs Of M,;ne. They ~rre
both public creditors. Mr.. HAMiLTos for fer
/ vices ~ an Oficer.; Ms. GkLLArIs 6s rp'p-
ics Ioaned towards csfrviae on she war. Th,y
/ we're both cidzens, AZ the sdor'icn cf the Fed
| eral Couhits,ion, and therefore parties ~ thar
I joarument. Mr. HAuILr,y ws a fns~ber ri
tire Convention, for ira niog and adopting the
! uztional cooititotion, sIrho' his osn fsvc<iss
fyeem Of eovsrnme, 1t was rejrfsed NJ. Cat
LATIN sGsed. a. nee,her az convention. in
foruiss and sd,piios tks Conai,s,i0n Of Penn.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
Il u UcTIO N.

= NBE Long. Whafin kr~por beirs 'rrsrly
complicated; there vii be fold ., PUB
Lie AUCTION. 10 'se hiehca bidder, on
MONDAY tbs Oh day OF September next, tie
range ci iots on the North tide Of fa;d whSh,
iro,n the head 20 the houle cccupitd by Mr.
Hoxisy--at which tiDe ihe conji,iop, of bie
s~i't bs made saslia---Ps stions diipnfcJ 20 lay
ths foundation, Of their forfanes ia tlima,e ics
'ss iaubnsy iurpsaed by none. in capital &c.
sonmodated .i'h tho bse hsrbor ia ,hs uailsd
States, and which oifen 40 snespr;ze ,h. mon
asuetihg Commercial advantages, alc refptd-
fully invited 10 attend.
The FIRE aad dyiGons cf the lots. may hc
ieec previcos 70 the Day Of fs.e at Nj. toxlsi's
S'oIe, on Langley's wharf.
DANIEL LYMAN, I -.
SAMUEL vEANON, Jun. com
i CHRISTOPHER FOWLER, "A'
2 NssDtgv. dsg.f. ~, 1871. 9s6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

Ne. P,cHor hiss, Se are Informed, receive
Ell orders ifon France to eoi'ea thc votes of
che Fse"eh citizcns reiiiingin the United States
on the qaelsion' os,he re-elettion Of the tirt
Cnnial tor li'e and rce'aer are opened 70
ihat pprrcie IN the French eonfa',r ofioes in
tic Uai.st States. rNa. IxteL.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

" Srvssry- FivR---No. "" has been re-
seivsd. We acknowledge its 'nssii.. aa1 voOch
sor ils appeaua SC.
"GLsASsR-No. L." cane too lale for
icicrlian ,sIs dsy.
C An ingenious omnonioaiinn, over the
appropriate iigua;ore 1t - .'StyrAr9.Six." is
~ith ples!ure acknowledeei.--lt hali receive
that attention in oor next paper. which is due
TO pre- eminent ability.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

q. They tilsurfsd paHl;e money, withou,
Any appropriation made By Law.
!. They kept upa aiodiag army ia time
3. They catered into confpisacy sgaina
an ally do risg war. ~hile We seie al re.sre.
4. They, In violation OF the Contributes (
in contempt OF the SeaAle. eo,sfsa io,o snd esa-
cludcd Treaty. sithoer The advice OF couisnt
Of the Senate.
{. In violation ofa law reRriding trsd-,
they caufei the alip Kingdon - leave port with
usrchaBjiIe.
8. The liberty Of the pref, rendered "a
cred by the conttitut,on, the, violated.
7. They ianesiooed the inuisues Of CO.
reign miniaer--hIs corruption of Senator
aad connived at thc eicspe OF lh. traitor.
s. They dictated 20 lodge on the brnch.
and ordered the delivery ct rau. hoidiog he
Evidence OF citisenia;p. up to ioSsign power.
@. They fAactio oncd the propaga,iou OF ter
ror. and rewarded viclatoEs OF ,ils peace aud the
iass.
10. They luE.rci vaa fans Of money TO
lie 10 the hands ot public oihcers, TOR pupotes
OF fpeculition. coatrsry 20 iss.
Nv. Ihey ena;ed humorous Eneepre plsc-
CO, unsashonlsd by ,he coaiiisution OF by law.
V. They beloved lreh offices ON members
OF the Senate, TO create irhosnee.
VI. They conternned the rishts and pIiyi-
lee,s Of Congsefs, inioltri in one OF It's ,reni-
bora, by military dependents on the EAeeniiye.
VII. They exci,ei diyihon, jealoufy ADD
difcotd aniang the people. deiigna,ing thois
who Gid no, approve OF t,cir noaaschical aad
a,bitfary meafares, as saenies. and BY ineass OF
thn diviGon, attempted 20 erniys the nation.
VIII. They multiplied emhaii "a wi hoot
necefly, FOR the emo!unen: OF their families
or political dependents.
~ Th-y projeeted other enbai!ies With
oot re ,,.a or DEC. fly. and with view 10 pro-
mote ,h: hottie Aratasems {! she powers OF Eu-
rope.
x. They diEeacd ncgoci.,ions and enter.
ed into trestie. diigracc'o' 20 ,he Independence
aud injurious 10 the rights Of neutral haiions.
XII. They, 10 the 4 ihoaor CT hensa ma
ture. aai ~ contradiction 10 the .iosious ptin-
ciples II the Congrets OF 776, aifecied ,heir
ambaHsior at Locdon 10 otasud the cJnigTa-
tion OF ,hoie i'iih patriots. vhs e-lelaied Ans
iica IN ter Jeiasace o. evils sad wTosgs ten
thoh(ands times more g'icvous--aod reinfed
than al sfyIum 10 Ihe!e free aud happy Statc,.
XII. They hirred % alsrn. aud sounte-
naneed ha;tioDs plots 90 deceive the American
peop!c into foreign or civil war.
XIII. They encouraged arbitrary power
and difpenls,ion wiki the ngh; OF trs! by ia
~. contrary 10 the conRiiu,ioa, and The raIural
rights of man in fociety--a 2 a,etch ot pose, us-
principled as kohsipie.isn johice, upon u
charge bo, /.tpieisn, OF the iuipicion OF bsias
iulpec.ed.
XIV. They iGaed order, 70 aEncd vefIcl.
to make war. 10 manner sad 10 an exert un-
authorized by la~ or any previous ulsge.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

On Ss.urday.l the ,iA ult. Doe, wa'
fought, ncr the city ot New Yo,k, between
DRwIr CLIsTps, .spd joas SwAsrwour,
Efqahes. IL og9-iated from difference oI
political fcntimcAis. in which fomc irritable ex-
preiIions were uttred sgaiaA each other. vivt
Riots were eIckabgcd, the sxo LAD Of which
lodged in Mr., ,Sssrt~onis left leg, few io-
ches below the EGee. Mf. Clintos received :
ball through his coat, bot was not wounded
The fecoIds were x. Rser. Efq. and Col. W,
S. SnHb.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

BY rccenl rdsicc, from the River La Plata.
We a,e infostna. thss the Spsniards had ieized
IS fail Of American seg,i, and their cargoes.
IL was sumosed u ST.. Tbomas' that 4 general
con6fsation cf Americio property in South.
Amsricz woph ssse place. add thar ruptu,t
bstwscn the two nxfioEs wosid follow.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
Th. h5alaarl, .ftst Usne5 slsa,.

To f5e Is5a5fanh Of tbt UkNed Sfafef.
The folio xias is refosaiu'iy propofed By citi-
tiLsn OF Giooceiter couaty, Nes-Jeriey
When the Colonias Of North America
were .nder the necei!ity Of refa'ng by foIca OF
arms. tn unjaa encroachmen;s OF the e,ycsn-
moot OF Gre,t Britain, the vir,oc.s ciuz:as OF
Philadelphis catered into an agreement, not 70
psrchaie OF eat any LAMB, TOR cer,ain ,ifae.
This ssree,nent wa, highly beneficial. BY IN
creating ,he quantity Of Wool, whereby m1ny
found employ sna closhing. that mar olhcr.
vile have fntf-red.
2uev--Woad nor fni',, sgrsement
throughou, ths unsei STATES ~ ,his time, be
good policy and highly bcne6c;'li'
N. B. Tie P,istsn Of tSr ". s. arc re-
sascsdb i.fsu ibs J9rcgsisg ir ft'v fassrf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
NJ o Il ! C. n.

~ q 4 / C. e.
THE ubfcnber, intending 20 leav. this
a tos', the sofving Fall. requefts all perfop,
having nnfc,iled accounts with him. 20 sdjat
tho fame before the November Cop'f, as all IN
icttled accecats will then b: pul in iait, with
out icfpsa 10 psrfon..
THOMAS HOWLAND.
NssSbars. <agW n, 1904. osts.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

Az ioiarfetiioa !. faid lately 70 have TAX
en- place. HEADED q shs Empsroi's nsphs~, and
f-,ere engsgedfrt ~, 10 which socc Of 'hs
iofur9eDts ~cre kiiIe,i, srd a4eo takea pfiion-
ef,, beides An inmsnie humber wounded.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
laws or rnE ENIoN
[puELIsHsD sr AvrHoRIrY.l

sEvEErH coNcREss
Of be
UNITED STATES,
al fbeD fya EGsn,
Begun and held at she CT.
" Of Warrington. in ,hs
Territory ot Columbia.
on Moudsy, the 9TH OF
December, 1891.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
ron SHLE.

a LIKELY AARE. Of mideling fzc, good
IL ina team. and is a fnc breea.s. She
would be very valuable TO keep on q iarn. and
Is alfo ia good order for shipping. Enquire of
the Plnier. ~ tA
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

Mr.. G0aiss, onr Confpl az Gibraltar, has
difrioCIcd Circulars 20 all ,he coDfuls in THAI
peishbo,hood, vs'oing ,he Americans OF tte
danger Of psGi,g the S;reighr ~ithoo, CONVOY.
in confe9uenec ot tie " squal!y appearances"
among lone oi the B,,bay Powen.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

For. SALE,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
A few Hhds. 4tl proof Jamaica Spirits
good favored.
10 Puncheons cd proof Rum.
80 Barrels bef N. Y. Super6ne Flour.
2 Caiks Malaga Wine.
40 HhdS. of good rctailing MoLAssEs.
acoo Weight bef Green Coffee by
WhSitfale or Retail.
A few CaGs of
SHERRY WINE,
Of IN excellent qua.ity.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

Erf,af OF a Ier~ j,pa a ses,icman ~ Coralire
Cesso. Pi,gisis. 10 bi,j,'srSsv Carte csiry.
Coogsos have exceeded even The exam.
plss of hiaory in seformauon. And if ,noder,
ate government. low taxes. pecsni,ry integrity,
diligence for pubic good, imps,,lA.ry to so,-
eign nations. pi.y I, dorncaic foes i,fety 20
propsry. ard freedom Of ipeeeh sod OF Tie pref.
car giyea title 90 public confidence and pclfonal
fame. Jf.fsRsos bids fsiu 10 b, elisc oci by his
eo,cmpo'asies and celebrated b. paasEi,y, a,
,he chief OF patsiots."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

Il lTapptsFs evident, from syesy quarter Of
the Unioa. ,ha. ih- belt chirat,cfs. sot long
ilnce unjaltly s!el.d a@oog ,hs snenss to the
" procedple.. ana princiPlss OF Mr.. J-Herion,
ae Is,ying ,fpo0d ,hst mach iojpfed man.
ine Elsisn fsts ct fyzfe cannots sc ilics ont from
81 hoAee scst. The completeness m-rit OF y
good mspesnnnt DC concealed from the sdmirs,
,ion of the world. II Is. towever, ioarcc OF
much regret, that the dilorganizipg fpiiis of 3
fec unptincipLc rnso, fhosld continue TO Soana
the is,linss Of the many, aud harrah the people
with lcandaious miirepnleo,alion,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
gHE FEygR-RETyy'IEIpS. Z ! )

Dcshs a, Pallstslphis. FOR >. hours, ending
Wcdnciiay nlon ,hc 4tn irh. NINErEEN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

MARRlEn I---Mr. Jons Srow. Of P'o-
whence, TO MibMaSx TsussroS, dzoghter
cf Mr. Lorba1 fba,,sov, OF shs sown. +
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
y s W p 0 K I,
Saturdap AEgssa ii, 1909.

Wciesrn. NON the feat of gosstnmsnt. tha,
the GersrG! Gresss Fsisa,e has BEEN put in CON.
mlsiea, antserdcrd . oe iiued tor the Msdi.
tefraaean. 'ot sishaandias, IL has been a!ls,ed
10 The trdetal, ,ssy.fpaper ~ his ,osn, ,hat fhe
had gone TO Wsihsag,an to hs lad up, & ,hsrc
10 be ce.trcyea by 3onns! 49, Dcecptions, &
iAlfe Iepreients,isns. ie.la to he ihe moa prom-
insnt feAsutss'os tory- icdsrsIifm. So,ns farther
detettiens OF she har-iacsd iaifrhoods of, thrEc
lcobin. d,lo,saa.z.ns sd.,ofs, Gail be noticed
rcxl week.
The Fed,tariAs Nave ccrcgiicrei CaYcs9c,
in the fcli f.sheir iescipg Eii,or--qiote hin,
on all occsdon, as,he bea authoriiy--and ami
c;pa.e much st!iaance ifom hi, deprsycd eeaio,
N the dirty S'o,k o. dsfima,ian. CaL.slar is,
IL fact. jae qhabfsd Tor Federal Editcr. Ilr
can lie. mifIepteiens. d,fcolcnr, atGis, ilaniss,
and fyear, with apaang facility. and unpioth
Ing ainranec. lie is ssiiy lissed TO iuscecd
the infamous Ps,esSbe.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
COugrsfs Of tie uujtsU states,
HOUSE sf REPRESENTATIVES, -Mas5 10.

HOUSE sf REPRESENTATIVES -A4a,ab 10.
The houfe took up the bill fer repeating
the internal taxes.
In the courfe Of debate. Mr.. Lowndes faid
he conGdered the fubject as Of 70 much impor-
tance, that he mutt beg the indulgenc the
houie while he (ubmtted few rematks' IT,
The qus(tion is to take out tales at ard. for
the pu Pofe Of infertng ee9;e not that il as
the intention Of the mover or of any other gen
teman, that the duty on that article lhouId Be
wholly abollhed but only to moderate that do
ty. The honorable gentleman from Maryland,
General Smith) acknowledges that he feels
conviction that the prelent duty Is too high and
that it may introduce the pernicious practice
OF fmuggling. But that gentleman will ex
cufe me when fay. that his projections Aad
practice are in opPoGtion to eath other. He is
now voting our revenue away. revenue derived
from the Injuries oflife, from pleafurable car
riages, from refined luglrs and other articles /;
and then gravely tells US, that after getting rid
of thele relources, he will, by aud by If he fees
his way clear, vote for moderating the duties
oC imported articles. Good God, Mr.. Speak
er is he not taking the very courle which will
put Ir out OF his power TO do 70 How can he
exPe6 to fee his way clear after thef9 duties are
repealed : Sir, the people Of this country de-
ferve bstter treatment they are certainly EMIT.
led TO fome confederation from thofe gentlemen
The Preieht time forms new IRA in the hiRory
of this country the people are reduced from a
Gate of comparative opulence and comfort to
much dil(refs from the ceG-tion Of European
hoftities. The carrying trade, of which the
United States parrook 20 largely, is now gone.
1t gave life to our fsa-parts, and created a de.
mand of labor highly advantageous price
| of labar of all kinds was more than adequate
to the inhanesd rates Of living and enabled the
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39ortlanO.
ELECTION
MoNDAr, APRIL Il, 1909.


ELECTION
The reiult Of Ian Mondays election is alike bono-
able 20 the Driet of Maine and the other Dsrt ~
state and mulf prove highly favorable to the Conn.
tutiona cauie IN the New-EngIand States--ths frm-
neis and unanimity of which States now conRtutr Nv
only pledge for our national fletYshc only barrie
6etween US and thoie revolutionary fcenes Of horror
which have deyaaated France, and nanured M r9l
with the blood OF It's citizens Above thofe unm,n,
Civilizations which mark the triumph Of party and M
wiling 70 lpors with the feelings o. character of anv n
oar eilow-cItzens, ihaIl only congratulate our M
msross friends and Importers on an event Of fuch VA
Importance TO the preient and future peace and prof.
Ptrty 81 the community This eleciion affords very
jun criterion for eifimatng the true cnfe Of he peops
Party had lruggled long, bot it, efforts were vain
Caumny he'd dsrted is potion againl our worhie,.
but 40 Vulnerable fpots found -thr paHions 81
The people had been addrsed but their reaiou et N
judgment and decided without prejudice; and ths az
ciion Will form one Of The moi important records N
the annals IF MaiIachuletts
The following IS comparative aatcment Of tbs
votes given in this Dlri9 the prclent wear and ne
Taft, 70 Tar a We have YET received rsturns.-The Ia
will be continued unit completed
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2485 qz7
= Lately fct off Trom Poland.

The votes in Byd'1 were Governor Strong a37s-'
Mr.. Gerry 1893.
The Hon. EDwARO Fl RoBsrNs, has been generally
iu7ported for Lieutenant G9yazoy on the lEms ticket
with Governor STRONG,
The Bottom papers By Ian nail give Gov. Strong
majority q about 5000 votes from as towns, when
IN addition to thofe Pubhed in this Gazette, MAKE
nearly 5000 majority.-There about A6osowns ana
plan atoms which will for Governor &c. and p
the returns thus far received compared VITA lat years
m iris eilimated that Mr. strong will have about t"a
thirds Of Al the votes
The federal lbs for Senator'S, have prevailed "a e.
neral AZ the weRward For Caa1beriaad county, the
Hon. WOODBURY. SroRER, and JoHN CUsHIN0i hIqss-
are undoubtedly elected by large majority -Fro@
Tort, KsTas5ss and Liaeo, have cot yet receiseo
any accounts.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

By the 9l for the repeal of the internal taxes
(paftd the Hou(e of Representatives, on the ald
uit) the collection Of TIE internal duties "a
lills and domeRic diRilled fPirits, 90 refined In
CARS, licences TO retailers, faes at auction, carTag
es for the conveyance Of perfons, and famPedl
from and after the 5oth OF June next.
Notwithstanding it,has been af'erted hy the se-
mocrsts in various parts OF this tate, lnatMr. s-
ferfon out Of tenderness 70 the people has 'aksa
only part Of his alary this year. We are enabled On
the mott unquefionable authority to Gate that his
account for bs faarv is Clofed and that he pas re-
ceiyed the whole amount Of X. Con. Coaranfl
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
HOUSE or COMMONS.-Feb. -.

Mr. N.'VanGttart moved the order of the
day for the Houle 70 relolve itielf into com
mittee to condder Of the American Treaty Al.
Mr. n Vanlittayt lad, that there having
been duty imPoied in America upon Briulh
ihippng, it had been thought necehary to i'm.
Pofe countervailing duty, in this country, on
American geGels The United States of A
merica had now, however, agreed to take off
the duty on their part, if Great Britain would
on the other hand, aboliih the countervailing
duty. AS, however, the treaty containing this
agreement might not arrive in time TO allow of
an act of Parliment being paAed for the exprefs
Purpole OF abol(hng the duty. be thought it
would be expedeut that his MaieRy ihould be
empowered to take it off whenever the treaty
did arrive. He therefore moved, "That the
Chairman ihonId be directed 10 move the Houfe
for leave to bring IN bill to enable his Majeay
for time TO be limited, to caule the duty on
American ihippng to ceale-"
The Committee agreed to the motion, and
the Houie having returned, the report was or
dered to be received to morrow. Adjourned.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

he following i copied from the North. c,-.r- \
esva' 2 reipeetabie paper pubihed II Nh
70 TIE EDITOR.
,y DEAR SiS,-E"si9ss yoa +vA find b-rt sw.
4'Ia'' y, iSf 'sa and PrJsa year 81 yauy sxir, 7t
aH00' y'gr tone "a eoitrr bas injured ,on r5ia W..
fo' arr asrai STATE yet do 6y,JI ,t s''e
J, aao''s'5s Z fS' genuine principle. fdyaf 1l
49, 4'. W. z a. aa'aT'igs . yor TBat sasra- .9,
iio1 b ogr Jso7y etisers B.u- aw !. greet PR
1be ViraAsHss aHavazeor Of saty 6i,t y 60 as5sai
ig ans d'ss7ferigg e'Haa7 IF Ii. de,.,ers,;. ~ nun
Jaa'yH ana ga,tHg oxidation Of tbe esuqitpti., ~
re adist1,y lac, 7pN al esai,e u 49,, .gs ,as
ssaA@-a7a EP'H /aeb Bss ii zsM esS.r. 1919 yea
hVe7 TIE rf'.af Of tbs internal tass zyJ-r - !
be 7O' EH15''d, zv 5s yspyobatsi and d.,v.t ' 'a'
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refpea'ng tie military, which had been idued a
Ihon time previous to the Kings death, and
which the people required to have repealed.
Some Of the diNinguilhed favourites ofehe late
prince, in endeavouring TO quel the tumult,
were put to death by the multitude.
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WASHINGTON, MARCH as.


A Relolntou PaGed on Wednelday to ad
iourn the fscond Monday 10 April The houfe
were engaged the remainder of the day, on the
report Of the committee appointed for that Pur-
pof., to revive and continue the aG ircreahng
the compensation of the executive officers. The
principal fIblee of dlpute was as to the manner
Of bringing in the bill ; as by the rhode ProPoi'
ed by The committee, they were under the necei,
fly of 20 ing for the whole whereas the FEEDER
alits wilhed the Calaries Of the various officers
to be brought in review before them, and to con
ider Of than in detail, as there might BE diff
ference of opinion as to the proPriety OF cen
tinuing fome Of them.
1t was yeGerday moved in the houle to aP-
point committee to inquire whether any, aud
if any, what alterations were necefiarY in the
law fixing the compensation of the members Of
the houic of representatives and the fenate. Il
was moved, that two dollars ihould be inherited !
bnt after fome debate, the relolution was refer
red to ths committee appointed on the 18th J az.
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By the Meter, Capt. CbarleJ Riat, from D lts
we have received Gazettes nfthat city 10 tne ".
February. They contain nothing ut eTea' Hp M.
tau &C. A few extracts are given 10 toe oPPON-
columns p.a.o
The M;neypa, capt Barber, arrived a Bohoa
Oh ThurfdaY laa, in 34 days from London W. w..
EnrHfh Gazettesto al March -8ut they arc -
COMMONLY barren.
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Tie Prsfisnt az9 Dirss7oys Of ne UNIoN BASx, bset
piv4 Notice thar they 7OiH yssve bile Of tbf Vr2i ba7l =
Coa4eERi, Rof.arHS sa5 NsVVbs755irs. n t a''nal-
tio7 t5aa fge Doa1yf mil tbs I'M g Ta5, bs sirfEaaa
Of z0BieJh prsbi5ae{ BY iale efia t5lf dsts.
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The humble sddrefs * Ctizsa NssS.r!a4'y' I" 49,,
I" oRrArasr NAN" Is resolved, and tiia1 tPF'a'
week,
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the civil department. - OaiSeFs =
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DUBLIN, FEB IT,

Letters from London aGert with much conf
dence what we yesterday Rated TO our readers,
that the iland of Martinique is not to be conced
ed TO US, in lieu Of Trinidada or or any Other
account.
They write from Paris that the Government
there are 70 anxious TO receive an account of the
arrival Of their feet at St. Domingo, that fpe.
cial telegraph has hen conaruaad to convey
the intelligence from Brett, where PIris cutter
is every hour expected to arrive from the Wet.
Indies, with the glad tidings.