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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06

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bartlett Bart! Be Bolton July 9, Pot asl''S @
Collins, charleaon July ~ wary
Appleton, do William, Stoke, - J'ao,
Cows July 6, Arrived, Pstf,n n,@aoah,
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Clyde, July s, Arrived, Re,or....
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
A Ieuet from Paris. dated ,he laf Of Anil

A letter from Paris. dated the lsf Of April.
obfefves, - tha, Bonaparte withes TO fix the
eoniula'e in his family, by naming his bro,ksr
Joierh; and to smploy his irHuence in psoeus.
ing his eleeiou, 20 rhe excIn6on Of Moreau; the
fncceflor 10 the cvnfuiate long fnce defienated
by 'he public voice. !, isesen faid. that il was
for the completion Of this purpoic that Jofsph
Bonaparte was withheld from accepting the con-
bshy TO Eoelsnd The clergy here s,c NOT at
all Pleafed with the clsute adroi,Iv dipped by
the f'f conful into ,he treaty with the pope,
and by which ell the pious bcqusAs in, favor OF
The cba'ch and the clergy arc 20 be veiied in the
aate annoi,ies. The oath winch they have
taken q TO difcIofe all plots. &C. renders them
the mere agents OF government, and by this
clauic the fouun,s Of the clergy will always be
At the mercy OF government. This will be a
lever fuficicntly powerful at all ,imcs 10 couns
rs'balanee the c.s'ical irHscncc."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
BraE FOUNDRY.

THE fabfcriber informs the public that be
i carries on sbe Brsfi Touadery bOfnefi 10
sl iis varioss branches. At his mop in Spring
asset. sesrly oppoGse MIR. Jsbs Bsrjfr's.---
He s5s Asls end Refein
Houfe asd Gen Locks. Ihofe who may favor
hin sith their cuaom, msy depeod os pspfiu-
ality; asd every fvor viii Be acknowledged
~ the publie's humbIe fervass,
WILLIAM TNCKETT.
Newport, Juss rs. isss. sed
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

made an attack crcn ,h. standardization. Bsesss
ks s0a' zs'ssisisslisf fbs Jr,pes- he begins let
ter on The faej,et Of hs ditchsrge in this way.
Z" M, hong contemplated fsnteace ci dearott,or
has At ieng,h come 10 hand. Oar infamous
Prrhd-ar ma, ordered me in,o sipd kS."
bany thing sere wanting TO psove the evils
Of military ehabihrfenf.. iais mans deteAable
idea d going into oiwi hfsh to him d.ji,.a,ss
and the PreGdent, t~hom ne nevertheless was
~isi'ng oserve) isin'.mous Tor taking him fsom
idlcne6. .i.r.s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

Lat evening the brig Tiger arrived a, this
port in 80 day, FROM Bordeaux. She left the
river o" ~ 10th of Jane. and brings Paris pss
pers TO the iscond of that moosh. Our rcad-s
viii perceive that oothing very important had
traaipire' hnce the ds'e OF our former advicss.
The Loaicn paoen mention thar on the
roth ct May, M. Otto received courier from
France who was the bearer of fornrla inclofed
N lares book. wherein the French rcfdius ia
Eogland. are 20 write their votes IN TIE qoef-
TOO, |" Shall Napoleon Bonspar,e be sonfal for
lite }"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

Asrand Caucus has been is,ely held at Bof.
ton, where y item OF oppchtion has been regu-
larry organized, There were deIegstes from fc-
veral OF the dates. Mr.. Stodders. from Wsh-
ington. IS now on hia return home from thence.
The Vice Pieddent is faid to be on tour
Of the Eaten Sta,es. hs,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
Exf,aS Of Litter. l,tl W,cy6isgss (PsssGf
p0nio Juse al, 1904.

Political affairs are perfectly well in all
this quarter Of the rate an occ nireoce at the
la8 court however, demands public attention.
Numbers of ufeful and refpeetsble cmigsanrs
from Europe who have been for fomc years fet
tied in this part Of the fate applied at the Ian
court to be admitted to the rights Of citizs nihip
eonformable TO Law, but judge Addyss would
not permit fsgle rerfon TO be naturalized.--
He at hrt iohAed thar the Law Of laf iefIion
did not alter the rsaritfions Of ;he former law.
Finally. however, after even Rofs and all his
party had laughed At the judge, he declared
there was ~ svidtSee Of the law being in exit
tence, for he had not received any Official copy
OF II. A Perfon whom you know, produced
the newspaper ct MIR. Ifrael, in which the Law,
are publiihed by authority, and offered to make
oath of his having feen the official letter Of the
fecretary Of aste directing the publicsticn Of
the laws in that paper. This would not fs,i,i,
him, he would not take say evidence Of the au-
thor;ty--sLd feveral perfons are deprived oi
rights which the lsws ea,itle them 70, brit o,
which judge at bis difcre'ion has dared to de-
prive them. | trua that this additional sA Of
mifcondud will be sakea sp by sbe ,et ,astsre.
and that he will meet the difm,asl which in my
jadsmsns he merits"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
Adjourned Sale.

Adjourned Sale.
TO be /oid at Public Aut7ion, at eieves
s'ei0fk this day,
THAT large sad commodioss Houfe ii
i Thames Street. beis South 81 the Brick
Marker. late the properly Of WALTIR EAs-
rox, deceafed, with the Wharf and Stores. te-
longing to the fame. Terms Of psymens made
known At time Of Sale.
MERIBETH EAsTON.
DAVID BltFFUM,
JOHN SLOCUM.
Newport. 9Th Mo. s4sh 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

Fos Sale st this Office,
The PpbIic Lsws Of the Stste Of Rhode lasnd,
Paaed Gnse the year I7ss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
To be Sold by
Sheffield Attvood,

E'IFTEEk ncgGeads clay'd Sugar.
= 40 hoehesd, good retailing MolaGes,
$50 Barrels Herring.
--A1s---
Forty Acres Of good land. four miles diAsnt
from this town. which 10 we'll SACRED. and well
walled,
Sundry D~ellins- HooJes, Gtuste in dif-
feSeps yarts of the town.
He carries on the BAKING Bufnsfs az
sfual and can furnifh any quantity Of Cabin
Bresd on 1son notice.
He has Msjss beat OF is feet on hand
and wiH furnifh Others of any diraeo6op, On
the fhorteff notice.
Neaefsrf, JSt, a. IsoA Il
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
N f w P o r T,
Saturday, July "a, 1909.

BY the la'ea Philadelphia papess. Il apa
pears that the yellow. fever. has ss.in CON.
menced iu ravssss 10 tha, ciy,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

HALF ofa gcoieeI Houfe. at tho South part
i L Of the town, including the Chambers and
lower rooms. Enqoire Of the Printsr
JsJ ~. 1904. os
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

boEBor, May IS.
Thc qbmU announces the approaching arsi.
val Of French commidary, depu'ed TO concert
si'h our government fixed plan for the COM
mercisl relations of The two countries. M. Ouo
received yeardsy, q courier who broughs him
his Intelligence.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

A perfon the pame Of Jsb~ Ma5sei, who
formerly held {. COM miS6os is lhe army Of the
United States. snd whs goes sst Of military fsr-
vice in eonieqsenss Of law of Corfreiss kas
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-26
ANSWER
TO THE ABOVE.

ANY unprejudiced mind, dlpofcd to al
low Reasonable degree of crcdih {Iity t.
another, would expect, upon readiNg Nh
Smiths Introductory paragraph, and aIuding.
20 the lbarai7srjRicb bead wl,ich he has adur1c5
chat he would not, at the very out(et of his
courie, commit, IN molt Aagrant degree, the
fault which he pIcU1ifss to correct. How this
is fhall be prefcntiy explained.
The foregoing paragraph concerning Mr.
Bayard itated that he was recommended, as
the ambalIador 10 France, BY the late pref
dent that the ienate approved that Mr..
Bayard might ha ye received IS, 900 dollars for
ialary and outfit and that he die not receive
this money Thcfe were The fa5ls ailedccd.
A TO tbs other circumstances which hapeend.
whether thcywere OF were not, in the ve15a-
fimsef mcyatUm order, in which they occur
red, an error in thelc could not invalidate
fhofc prominent facts, and if MIR. Smith,
mind had been capable of analyGng the cafe,
ne mutt have d'fcovcredit.
It was faid that Mr.. Bayard had q right to
receive the money; that he did nos take il, and
it ought t. be recoydea as an iuRaaceof 6laeR
fsr5earancs. Thefe very facts are all fuD-
ported by this identical explanation which
Mr. Smith hmielf mas given. Ii is perfsrlIv
immatcrial, whether MIR. JeFcrlon's opinion,
was obtained, while he was vice DreGder+. or
after he became prefidcnt. 1t IS equally I'M
material, whether his opinion was given in
the circle OF one, or two dozen, as Mr.. Snith
aiiedees, or was communicated TO a particular
friend Of Mr.. Bayard, as others pretend. II
IS evident that nc was aamiHatca, and If is as
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-26

evident that be was GPproved by the ienatc.
and thereby acquired the right to receive the
money; notwithstanding any thing, which
may be faid BY Samuel Harrlfon Smith TO the
'contrary.
ne community will be under great obi
cations to Mr.. Samuel H. Smith, If he viii
employ his 0aR talents to ''lcteSt ard esb2l:
IS fbels tales aObicb bape bcea 70 Gagil5lv I'M
. Pefsa nton the erfduHty eff the igaoraut.s
his is his Promife, bat mark his conduct,
AT the very beginning of his career, he at
temptS TO Inpote deliberate miireprelenta-
ton as TO Mr.. Bayard. He is fiient, as r,
MT: Pickering, although there was pubifbeJ
IN the lame Recorder paragraph, which was
calculated to ietthe character of that meritor;.
Gus man IN fair point of view.
MI Smith was not ignorant that the black.
cit and mott injurious calumnies had been
Propagaated aagainit Mr.. Pickering. He knew
that Mr. Gal!atin had acquitted him. Fl,
knew that Mr.. Pickering dcferved pubIck
thanks, and universal private eiteem and con-
hdence He knew, alto, that thofe calum.
mes had either been circulated, promoted, or
/ conntenanced,by >msn tVb7 haze EUarn 10 Glb,
Port the government Rnder 1ubicb 1Ve l.z,f.
nothing. '-'F
Mr., Smith has promifed to execute the
duties OF centor with fsmberance, and aeco.
rim. Why it that he did net round his
period, and fay, with temperance, dseorpm.
and TRUTH? The public will be under much
greater obligations for the PRONUNCIATION of
truth, although the file ihould b both iutsza~
Pfratc and indfr9T0ug, than for beinc N fed
by taIiehooa, or npirsprejeatntlos,r0ib an H.
DariG6!s regard 10 TEMPERANCE and Geeorpai,
Whether Mr. Smith it1ali deferye the
thanks, the curfes of iociety, for theIabours
which are promiied, gill depend altogether on
what he ihal do. So far Is he has conc, it is as
yet doubtful whether he delcrves not to he
Plr'ed or blamed. He never car deferve 30
plauie for the {uPpreiiion, nlifreprc(cteat;o,,
OF truth; and it yet remains to We determined
TO What Qualification of character he IS 10 be
coniigned.
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up, leading federal member, Whole
opportunities had made him peculiarly
acquainted with the French character,
role, and a.ldrefied the Vice PRECEDENT
(Mr. JeffeFion) who then preiided in
IN senate, Substantially in rhe following
words
mfr. aseGdent, before give my
appreciation to this nomination, fhould
with to know whether Mr. Bayard will
De agreeable 10 the gentleman who is
TO adninitter the government from the
4rh OF March next. IF the enquiry be
antwered in the affirmative, | lhall mott
chearfully aequielce. But if this fhall
not be the safe, and if the honorable
gentleman go TO Paris without fuch adj
vantage, ! nave no doubt, he will be
treated with The greateft politenefs, he
vail be introduced to the belt company,
ne will beraken to the various nufeurns,
and he will l,erive great pleafure from
the embafif Bur, inaiInuch as a citizen
other chan tie preient PRECEDENT will be
IN power Def re the honorable gentleman
thaii reach Paris, I have as little doubr
thar with whatever politene{s he tua,
be treated, tae French government vii
ak him for MS authority, and if rhey
find he has none from the then Pref.
dent, they viii refuie him their coma.
dence."
Further csnverfation enfued, which
THAI day terminated III a poitponemen
of the nomination, under an offer from
tone of the federal members to obtair
an exPlanarlea Of the grounds on whicI
" was Gaadee
| The next day, , leading federal mem.
Der informed the fenate that he was Az.
rhorized to fay thar if The nomination o
Mr.: Bayard was approved, he woule
decline the appointments. The member
alto exPreiied hope, 1har, under fjlcF
circumstances, the feelings Of Mr.. Bay
ard would not DC wounded by rejection
I'he affair being thus underGood, it i:
believed the concurrence Of the (cnate
was unanimous.
Thelc facts would not have been pub
ii!hed, but for the frequent attempts &c
milead the public mind, on the circum-
ttances attending this tranla6tion.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-26
The .RGl1SGDR.OgR.
RICHMOND,
N.4E QGth- 1900

MAJ 26tb, 1909.
he following ARTICLES copied from the Ma
tlonal lntelligencer, newspaper printed
at Warrington by Mr.. Samuel H. Smith.
He has begun ferries OF pieces, which he
terms FEDERAL rPREsEkrArIoNs /.
and rhe lecond article in the lit is from the
Recorder Here follows frit, the piece from
our paper, as copied by Mr.. Smith. Next,
20" have Smiths fagacious remarks upon
1t, which are Poiting through newspapers
by the dozen. There comes, in the third
place our correspondents An(fosr 10 rbe
a6a0e; and which is written with his won
ted candour and ability. Tholc newspapers
which have copied she atrack by Smitl re
bound lnjuftice, TO copy she anfwer but
we know iome Of shem TOO well to fuppole
them capable of 70 much FAIR Play.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-26
No. II.
FROM Z" The REcoRDRR "
PRINTED at Pickm014.

Mr.. Bayard--" Another imporranr
occaiion OF honeh forbearance by, Mr.
Bayard may be recorded alto,
" Shortly before the standardization fIMr.
Adams ended, MIR. Bayard was recon-
mended by him as ambaGadorro France;
the ienate approved 70 that Mr.. Bay
ard might have Immediately drawn from
the treafury, 1900 dollars for one years
ialary and outfit. Infead Of this, he
did nothing until Mr.. Jeffcrfon took the
helm. Mr. Bayard then diicoyered 5hat
the appointments would not be conrinu-
cd by Mr.. JeHerlon, and he with great
ProPrlery and honeity permitted the mo-
ney 10 remain III the trealury.
(" Thus 1t appears that the treafurY
of the United States, IS richer by
$4,000 dollars than it would have been,
If MIR. Pickering and MIR Bayard had
uicd TO their advantage the benefit which
the law did allow. SO thac it appears
that fome Of the mott leading federal
characterS are not only much better than
they have been repreltnced, but have
acted with degree Of honetty and ho-
nour which deicrves public notice and
apPlaule. "
Truth requires notice of the above
paragraph, which, with whatever mo-
tive Penned, had tendency 10 produce
an uniuf imprefIion on the public mind.
The facts attending the nomination,
(for we cannot call it an appointment,)
Of Mr.. Bayard are shefc.
After Mr.. Jedcrfon was declared Pre-
iident elect, and but few days before
Mr.. Adams retired from Office, the lat
ternamsa Mr., Bayard minilter plenip3-
renriary to France. The nomination
produced fuch lurprile in ienate, the
majority Of which was at that time de-
yoredly federal thar it was fuaered to
I've over 70! day or two. When taken
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-26
Coutts's Ferry,
AT the FALLS of JAMES RIVER,

Ut the FALLS Of JAMES RIVER,
isnmediatsy ks!osv
Col &ayo's Tai Bridge,
WILL be conftantly fuppled with boats
and hands, who will be always ready,
any moment, TO ferry over the river, any
number of men, horfes, carriages, or way
CONS and teams,
At one-half the Price of the Toll
Bridge.
Marriages, Wagons, and Carts, may be
driven into the Lighters, without taking the
Hones out.
SAMUEL MURRAY.
Ricbmand, 14ey iotb, 1902.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
TRENTON November I.

From prelens appearances, shere Is little
room to expect that Governor will be sppoins-
ed this year. la fuch cafe, the Vice PreGient is
inveitcd by the 9Th icetiou of the Contribution Of
New JcIfey, with all the powers and attributes
which attach to the office Of Govsrnor.-As the
Vice. PreGdent is an inAexible republican and
q, the appointmen, Of Senator, If not fasde by
joint meeting. viii devolve upon him the re-
pu5licans can loie nothing by the obiinscy OF
their opponents, bot the plesfure of re appoint
ing their prefent Governor.-While any injury
or mconseni~rce which may accrue TO the
Stsse OF to individuals from the want Of Gov
e,nor, vii! be juaIy chatgeable TO the federal
patty. who, without Rrength to appoint anosh-
ef, in the 6dt inRance prevented the reap
poinrmcn, Of the prcfent Governor, and ia the
fccood rcfufed even TO allow an opportunity Of
making choice.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
NEW YORK, November 4.

Exf,n9 Of a Letter ,seeivsz BY fbe Dts,mimd
Rspr,. la,rd Cape F,ane0h, Sept. zS.
"The Government has impoled a tax or
contribution on ih. inhabitants OF the 1lind,
q. follows: Or women reident in the country.
8 dolls. per head on men Of the pocrca claf',
without determination Of colour, 8 dolls.-A-
pcrcan, merchants from 7So to goo doIls.-
Ffench merchants from ago to 600; one half to
be paid dom and the feadue IN 90 days in
cal. Of default, s per cent. for cse month is to
be eexzetcd, aod then an area aud fale Of pso-
pcfiy without delay.
" Independent of thoae taxes, they have
eaufrd eysiy American rehdeut 10 the C1pc to
enroll thcmie!ves in the aationd guard, and
will no doubt have 70 90 into aetoal fersiee, on
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
BvsLIScrox, tver,) Oa. i6.
X FL

On the night Of the ! s,h inf. sboU, eleven
o'clock. che hocfe Of Capt. AIexarder Tayior
OF MinRonia Bay, was jiicovsred to he on fie.
There wa eleven peffons a-bed in the houle az
the time two ofwhom, Mr.. Bakes and HE
vile, who were ioomeying TO Upper Canada.
weic burnt TO death the Others eisaped with
lifslc injury. Not even the clothes Of the fami-
" were faved. Acoal dropping from pipe.
fuppoicd 10 have occa!ioned the Are.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
PORTLAND. Nov. 4.
CRI PIN.

L1h Tuefdac was the Anniversary. Of the
birth of ihi, patron Of SHormAKERs.---Thc
maiten and joarneymen OF The proteiIion cclc-
bratei the day at Newbuyport.--A handiome
repsa was provided for the occs6on. Hsrmo-
ny and ioc;abili,y pcsvaded rhe fettivc board.
AID a number Of appropriate soafs we're given
by the company from which we ielcd The tol-
lowing -
CR,srrs. the worthy patron Of our order !:
May every fon Of the a4v! celebrate the birth
and reverence tas memory Of that illuarioas
mechanic. ", eet
The Mechanics of the United S stes: May
thofe, who difrcfocet this uieul order, become
Iels haoghiy, and moro puaesaal 10 nakiog pay
menis. ht1 r%ft
Religion without fuperitition. Freedom
without anarchy. and honct men without pow.
ery.
s.,sLsaly BssG and foul weather to every In
valcr Of the public happiucf,.
May boof-hee5. b4mmsrr, and lap fones be
abou, the heads of all thoie, who are attempting
10 difpoiIeh Us of our liberty and Independence.
The Fair Sex, for whom we have the high
eft efecm: May the %ae of mairimony Jsf sgG
aud qOe0r hsg.
Much en- poym.n:, mort credit. and pune
tual paymA~ TO every honea mechanic in the
univcrfc. ~ fD.ff
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
10 BE SOLD

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nN the 9Th day OF December hext, tif fsir
" weather---if 0o', the fa fair day lat .
o'clock P. M. at ybblic auction, rnleis previ-
onny tifpoled of---all the right sod title which
Jsbn Mantboaty. late Of Middleto~n. died fiex-
ed Of. in and 10 certain Dwelling Houie and
yard tbe'e'o sdjoipi,g. late the prpeny Of
L/aae MasshsGer, decsaied--h'oa'e 10 fsid Mid
6ietown cooGAing of the great room. flows
bedroom, north en- bed room, and the north
saA quarter Of the cellar, ard nonh-esif quarter
OF the houie yssd. Sale to be on The prcniie1
The buihiiog 10 vsluabIe. and convenient for 4
fmslI family; and is rslIy worth the sitcrtion
of any that may win 10 buy who. If they
chocfe 10 porchaGe II private fsc, arc invited 10
apply to the fobferiber, who will give good
iitc. Conditions will be made knosn At the
time and place of fsle.
SARAH MANcHESrER, ,Admfx.
Mijdie,cwn, Nov. 10, 1904.