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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23

lOtAii As iipW ~ W.
INFORM rhe Public thst hey have taken
4 Shop mex; door hnt one North Of ths
CcHte- Horie, rfe,e they carry on the
WATCH MAKING BUSINESS
in as Is 8fsnches. L.kevife al kinds Of
Hair Hork 81 Goid Cypbers
neatly executed. 'They have -, Sale, EneGh
and Geneva gold & iilver Watches, Gold Neck
laces, FLYER TIA and table Spooos, fai,. mufsrd
& pap Spoons, foup and punch Ladies fugar
Iongs, large & fnali Locking Gladcs, drsiipg
Do. tea Trays, Waters & dreiIiag Cafes, plat
ed, soo6eu, and Britannia Gators, Britannia
tea and coffee Pots, GsntIenea's and Chidlen's
bett & common Hats, Sof,eade,s. Knive. ard
Forks. b;als globe & comn1o Hasdirons, Saov-
el 'Tongs, bsas sod jsppansd Lamps, elegant
plated & bral' Candlcficks. dart and common
Csin', hoffe & chaife Whips, ladies do. sciG,n.
Pea. HALVES. Snuffers x Trays, powder Boxes
end Poffs, Razors in cafes and uiihout, ihssiog
Boxes, and Windfor Soap. Cream BALI, V lifting
Paper, Du,ch Oails, Spaoiih Sceau. Maccabau.
Rappee & Scotch Snuff, Stasch, Purple Brown,
together aith conPIcre AG,unent Of Jewel
lcry & PeffumeIy.--- They Alto carry On the
GOLD & SILvERsMirHs
Bainefs : Cath given tor Old God ard Silver.
+++ Ponttusi attendance, and the fmaea
hsoss gra'efohy Acknowledged.
'NewPor, OFT. z. i8cr. 7zd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
FOR SALE, BY

JOHN HAZARD, Jun.
y UNI by the Hogihesd.
IN MoIaGcs Ditto.
Holland Gin by the Pipe.
BarceIon. Brsody Ditto.
Coffee by the Bag.
hswfsr, A.ssf 6, rsos. s7d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23

EHE E5ic'ihe's, being anpoioted by the
i Hon lfa>'e Cor Gi Probate of The tom
Of Pos iin oIh, Conniiionss, 10 receive and
sdHt fhe cfirs Of me credmoss 10 the caate Of
Fyr,i1vs Garrett. laie of laid Psftfnou,h, widow,
deeeaie3. rt?Isfco,ed inialvert All pedons
having any clam againit faid eaa,c, are hereby
notified {, exh.2t ihe faae. on or befote the
fecoud Monday Of February next, to eiIher Of
rs, al our s,irrtfiee dwellings.
JOHN sLoCUM. fen | Cem~y
ELISHA ALLEN, Gonu.
n. p. Al Who are Indebted TO f,id eaa,c,
are rsqueafd 10 make inpcdi.'e paymeur, To
DANIEL ALBaO. Adni'r.
Psrfa,atb, October a., 1902. evil
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
Thomas Voax.

AT his Sugaf- -RshNery. South cn4 OF Thames
Street. has eosf4s'5 70, Sale.
CUGAR r a6nsr's MOLASSEs. of an excel
- lent qishly, in Hogihcads, Tierces. and
Barrels. or by IN, G,lan Lomp SUGAR
livery cheap for the q'sliv By nc Eagle lump,
or larger 'arriY.---- hbs, L1af SUGAR. by
TN LpAi; Whl'e syrup. anu Vinegar. by the
gallon. - he ah' continues to take in Brovu
SOgaf. 10 Manu'ac'I ISe into Loaf Sugar,) on
Ieaf. nshle te ms.
NegPou, Or. =, 1904. eyif
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23

rrxr---" TIE 0sJ asay, c knows, !, 10 bst
fs.e FaaAy i1'o q HOLE By ,b.-,eivs',
ena is.o pVsiSb,s Spsr fbrm: d Superior 10
fbsm sH, on 0~ey6He g fbs Pserlr on be o,5sr." :"
J',hn Adams' Letter TO 5. Adams, .. 70.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

our power to corfeea the evil. II the judges
,re iatitlcd TO their fslarics. under the Contti-
;ution, our repeal will not afed them and they
will no doub; refor to their paoper remedy: For
where there is a conaisutionsl right, there mutt
be a remedy.
After Mr.. Breckenridge clofed his remarks
there was conddersble paufe. when the Pref
dent again read the refolution, and enquircd II
the houie was ready for the queaion.
Mr.. Olcott, OF New -Hampfhire. thought
the fubjea was of 70 much importance as to mcs-
il further confederation. The arguments OF the
gentleman from Kentucky, however ingeniouss
had not convinced him thar the law ought 10 be
repealed. Ii had not rifen like mufhroom in
the night, but the principles on which II reftcd
had been fettlcd after mature rejection. He
thought il would be extraordinary, before any
inconvenience had been difcovered, to iet fuch
a law aide. For thefe reafons MIR. O. moved
the poaponment of the confederation Of the
queaion. . ,.,
Mr.. Cooke of Tennehte. This ad is faid
70 be entirely experimental and il is further iad,
that no inconveniencics had sriien under IL.
He thought ierious inconvenience had ariien,
The inconveuieuces of paying 81 900 dollars a
year was truly ferrous and il was an incon-
venience which ought TO be got rid Of as foon as
poflibe. II was expected that gentlemen OPP
pofed to the mfoution would come forward with
their arguments sgaina il. If. however. they
had no arguments TO ufe, he thought his friend
from Kentucky had brough, forward rcaions 70
cogent and experimental that the Houfe mutt
be convinced OF tbs propriety of the repeal.
Mr.. Dayton. of New Jcrfey, truacd il
was not the dfpoGtion of the mover to prefs a
decilion o.day. He thought it would be
improper TO poRponc the diicufion. as geniic.
men would thereby be precIuded from oferiog
their opinions on the fubjett. He hoped the
motion for poitponement would be Withdrawn,
that other gentlemen might have an opportunity
to fpeak. Motion withdrawn.
[Debaf TO be Continued.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

duties didate faithful and jealous purfait Of
the intereas of my conaituenfs, and in pro-
portion as they are perfuaded of my fidelity 70
thofe duties, the diicharge of them becomes
more and more pleaing.
Believing with you, that religion 10 matter
which lies lolely between man and his God, that
he owes account to none other for bis faith or
his worihip, that the legitimate powers Of gov-
ernment reach aetions only, and not opinions.
contemplate with fovereign reverence that aet Of
the whole American people which declared that
their lcgilature fhoud !" make no law refpeeting
an cfabIihmeot Of religion, If prohibiting the
free excercifc thereof )" thus building wall of
ieparation between Church and State. Adhere
ing to this exprefnor of the fupreme will Of rhe
marion, in behalf of the rights Of confidence,
thal fee with dncere fatisfattion the progrefs Of
rhofe fentiments which tend 10 reaore to man all
his natural rights in opPohtion to his focial da-
tics.
Ireciprocate your kind prayers for the
protection and bleaing of the common father and
creator of man, and tender you, for yourielvss
and your religious Aaociation, zGarances of my
high refpef and eaeem.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Jan. I, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

THE Creditors Of Levi Barlo4v, of New
Il port, Mariner, are hereby notified TO ap-
pear at the General AGerAbIy of the State afore-
faid, oa the laif Monday OF February next, then
and there to fhew cauic tifsn they have) Why
the prayer Of his petition for the benefit Of an
Att paacd at Jupe iefiop. A. D, 1856. for the
relief OF infolvent debtors, ought not to be
granted. By ovde,,
B. HAZARD, Dep. See'y.
January IT, 1901. 1919
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
BrfOl Church Lottery,
SECOND CLASS.

qbe JolAo1Oing Nnmbert. are Pnisti er Fin.
Deliar each, ard are sntatd 10 9aUo nndy0qvn
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

DocToR II. FARNSHORTH,
LAS removed to the Houfe. belonging to
i i Capt. EBEN'R SHEAsMAS, 10 Spring.
Street, nearly oppo6te the HoOfe Of Mr.. Ro.
BsRr LAwroN. juo.
Newport, Jauuary -, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

TAKEN up aRny, a Mare Of Chefnur
4 coloxr. about years old. natural to pace.
The owner is requeaed to prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
JOB WILCOX.
Exrfe,, Jas. 7s, 1907. ISn
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

65r The Proprietop Of the fortunate num-
bes, arc requeAed to call or fend for their Prize
Tickets. T'hofe Who do not call within ,s
days from the dasc Of this paper, will have theis
Buftol Bsnk.-Atter whicn, the Dra~ing viii
be completed, with the utmoh expedition.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
PRESIDENT. REPLY.

Ts Msl'r. Nstsmiab Ds<se, EpbrGn Rsb5in,
Sfcpbes 5. NsJ,ss, Ce~mfass sffbe Daxisy
BaiiY .i0seiHsss ir TIE Sssfe IF fCsussSicss.
GtwrLSMsN,
THE sffettionate fensiments Of eaeem and
appreciation which you are 70 good as TO exprefs
towards me. on behalf Of the Danbury Bab,iR
Aaociasion, give me the highea fasisfaStion my
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
ADDRESS TO THE PRESIDENT.

7bs Addyc6 Of fbs DNrbsv Bof1 A0aeiafiaan.
IN tbe Sfaifef CoanaieHi 1; eDSmbied O1eber
fbe 7tb 1901, 10 THOMAS sfTEssos, En-.
Py,iden Of ibe United Staies Of Ame,iea.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-26
FROM THE PALLADIUM.
THE APPEAL No. V.
PUBIC CREDIT.

AS ioon asst was known that Mr.. JEFF
ferGon was elected Prehdent, ferrous ap-
prehenfions were entertained for the pre-
iervstion Of public credit. The long con-
tinued oppofition Of the patty about to af-
.fune the administration of the government
to the federal fyitem of credit, the invi-
dious and odious light in which the pub
lie creditors had been feadily reprefenred,
fhook all confidence in their diipo6tion to
prelerye inyiolate wiat they had often de-
ciared to be an intolerable evil.
Mr.. Jeferfon, aware Of thefe impreili-
ons, took the earlief opportunity to tooth
all unealnels, and remove all diitruf, by
iolemnly recognizing, in his inaugural
fpeech, /" that the bousa payment Of oar
debts and kaered brelfrvatiaa q The pxbhr
faith" as one of the. eaential principles
of our government. This declaration,
made under fuch circumstances, by the frf
masiflate of the nation, was oherilhed as
a firm fecurity, by thofe who had not then
learned from experience how to eeimate
pr0mjss.
In the next public communication ofthe
PRECEDENT, we find propofalto relinquiih
all the internal revenue, upon !" rsa/on-
able lgr03nd Of confidence that the remain
ing fources would be adequate to fuppor1
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-26
SLANDER-AN EXTRACT.
/" ISLANDER, he q0oT ef1ojsus, eve,Jlnds,
I" IN ealy entrance IN igxo6l muds."

o14H1e', re e0O0.fS 81 Poy9nS, eyer IfHas,
I" III ealy entrance IN iguo6le miuds."
Amida the many vices with which the
prefent age is contaminated, none appears
Of fuch dangerous tendency, as that of fan
der, and corfdering the unworthy Of It's
fway, none more deierving the icourge of
the noralift.
How often have virtue and innocence
been trodden unaerfeot by this mott de-
teaable of vices How often has the fate
OF poor forlorn franger been decided
over cup Of tea" or as glais OF
wine p'-fiow often has the bud of gent
US been deRroyed by the chilling froas Of
cold difdain!! Is it ponible that human
being can be 70 far loft to ienfe and feel
ing lis it poGible that any one can be
pleafed at fueh fayage brutality s--yes it
is too true-tlle names Of injured inno-
cence, call loudly upon their cruel caluRl-
niatoss, and it is high time that this
lurking ferpent fhould be expelled from
lociety.
One fruitful fource Of this vice, aries
merely from an idle defultory trrn OF
mind humankind would pay more It
tention their own affairs and conduct,
they perhaps would not find 70 much time
to invefigate the characters and conduit
of others. This clafs of characters con-
ceives it beneath them " to think at all !"
carelefs as to the Embellishments Of either
mind or body, their chief delight is in
!" laughing from houfe to houfen and de-
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occurrences that will ihake TO the centre
the bet interefts, Of the country.
No where has his incaution been more
confpicuous than in this fate; we
have feen him without reierye conhding in
men, who, until his elevation to the Pref
dental Chair have uniformly been his e..
nemies. Who before that period, beheld
him with the. mott sinveterate hatred but
the moment he was inyefed with the exc
cutive power of the nation, thefe plant
and flexible patriots, influenced by felf!h
and forbid views, were itudious to conceal
their enmity, and enjoy all the advantages
they could derive, from avoving the war
meif friepdhip, and the mott pncondition-
al attachment. Then thofe pure Repub-
licans, who now 70 loudly proclaim their
diGntereRed efforts for the public good,
became the eulogias Of Mr.. Jefehon; and
he the fubjea Of their unbounded admira-
ton. No one then was 70 great, 70 able
and patriotic. The men to whom / alIude
can without difficulty, be pointed our. To
preclude all Misrepresentation it may be pro-
per to remark, that ever flnce the interef.
ing, and animated correspondence between
Mr.. Jeferlon, while Secretary of State,
& Mr.. Gener, then minifer from France,
and which in its progrefs became lomewhat
perfonal, the conecttions ofthis lan gentle
man, have ever hnce ipoken Of the prefept
executive, in the feverelt language of re-
proach; from his private character, they ex-
tended their animadyerGons to his public
conduct. They denounced him rot only as
an unworthy character, bu Unacceptable Of
fcer. That ientiments like thefe, hasebeen
uniformly held and expreaed by Governor
Clinton, is notorious. When the Repub-
licans of this city, were calling for the eff
forts of every man in the community who
valued the principles of Freedom, to afif
in riing Mr.. Jeferfon to the Proficiency,
Governor Clinton perfifed in pronouncirg
him nervelels political trimmsr, unfit for
the Office they intended him, incompetent
totally TO the difcharge of its numerous
and important duties. This, neither he,
nor his friends for him., dare deny; it is a
fact that cannot be controverted. Nor
can it be eluded by aGerting, that thefe
feelings and opinions, did not extend be-
yona the perfon who uttered hem
S What then are we to think Of men,
who publicly profels attachments ard fen
tilnents which theirhearts difavow? Who
have difpohtions 70 accommodating, while
at one moment they defame public cha
Iatter, at another can bafely csinge to the
Object of their hatred conceal their real
fensimen,s, and profitute their principles
for the vile purpoies of perlonal advance
ments? Can men Of principles 70 bafe be
intituled to that unlimited confidence
which they 70 triu.nphantly claima Ate
they worthy, the executive patronage of
Chief Magiitrate, to Whole elevation they
were compelled reluctantly to contri-
butte? Upon thefe queitions it behoves
Mr.. Jeferfon to reflect, or be viii Goon
feel the malignant effects Of their friend
fhip.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-26

is their envy ana ipleeh, mat tney cannon
endure the idea of others poaeaing virtues
ard qualifications which they thenielves
were too idle to acquire. Happy would
il Sc to mankind at large, as we'll as for
the individuals themfelyes, if, infead of
this lzind Of employment, they would learn
to .fudy and converis upon the uleful.
Nothing Car. be more infpid and irkfome
to mind of fenibility, than to be Obliged
to hear the modern 6 tea-table char"
which merely conGas Of defamation, at
the expence Of lome abient perfon; mifre-
Proclamation and abufe are the necehary
accomplishments, and you are confidered
as frange and refesved kind of being,
unlefs you can, not only contribute your
quota, buf alto fubfcribe to all they fay,
and ten to one but they will take the hrf
opportunity to "trip you, and leave you as
bare and naked Of virtues as themielyes. Y
WbGt /ueb characters can b,op9js to
Sthsmlslves, 6yJacb q m0de Of conduit, Lam
at a leG to determine; it certainly can be
produ9ive Of M adv0utage, but on The
contrary is q direa 1afb TO infamy and re-
proafb; f' hoqvever Dirtae may be ernb5-
ea BY their cruel and angeneroas CONDUIT,
yet,@e easnot be totally overeome, and the
time 4va2 certainly nr,ive qv1eu they 7VM
bave, rea/ou to a,<ad her ring p,1cev; e.
very virtuous mind will o0k nbon them
with djlaaw, and like /" arond Haman,''
they rviA at lafJaH a jgf laerifee 10 tbeiy
01un devices.
The di6ifuly Of tormixg a true jadg<-
meut etftbe conduit efotbe,s, is a p0sueytal
argument ag0igfJaeb a p,atz,ife. Ax aaion
at fri Egbt may appear highly mproaer,
and perhaps very criminal, jet may 6eVe,y
Jgffa6k So6en all The eireumaaures IRE
kuozvu, and mil ibe motives be e/eeytaiu-
ed, qve eannat beDF65 decide qobether it
be criminal or nat, much lsf5 the degree
g'H.
Il is aIg mee dsfwaive as it relate,
70 J5eisy; it rot only Jets mdiviaaals,
bat families, fates, and evtu nations BY
THE ears.
There is no injury ia (which nan can be
/aljeaed, thar can hold any comparjou
with t5at bis Character may/sfam. /" He
that frals ny 9ag's" l/ays The immortal
bara'' 6 Feels trq@-6nt be thai flebes
t,om ne NY good name, RIBS me Of thai
uubicb nat enyicbes hin, but makes mepOor
indeed" Indee2 it isa crime thar IS al
m99 unta,aoaaM: rl3ufatiou is q tender
Fo4oey, .and0ozV Of grsqotb; His be,ba5s@
tie tail Of many years ; and tobAse it blef-
ed in one bour y Jane anfeehng eUreteb!
-af an e-enixg's vjGs! over cup Of
tea, or a gLG Of ryme I'll is too mueb-!
bl4@ye ua14mau dsufes! bebola -lfgf-
5iliy z0eepixs over tie ruin yoa haze &C.
egfo0ea !--may the ar,0qv ef1sH rrm0ylc,
leQvs The ranking seaom in /aeb Rmy
hearts; my aNtbe 3augs they haze oeea-
6aaed an otbeys, retura qvitb double torture
to themjekvss, 9ndthe i7rora eftbe "ae-
frying angel," leape neither root mr.
branch q, /ueh a tribe efgloomy elsJzus.
Whsa, alas, will tie age sferFaysu and
fbilaatbrvay ,sfays .l--avbea .t5aNOiyfue
,ays ker heGd!--I 1ussp, ia,
"I am man, and all caIarities that touch
" Humanity, come home to me-"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11
MIR. GALLATIN's Reno+,

w ialt evening received from VAN; M,
ne hoanciaI report Of the new Scorer g'qn'
lreainry. Hecompu,es the animal !. " tee
100000 dolls. Of which he ss; ;.n9sa |
1900 COO dolls may Be annually devotsd I'Iui''ss
redemption o. the public debt, and H. go" = r.
Of the infereil, and may pro1uc he f5Ilo~ ms1i
eff e. viz moving
The hatement S zrBicE n a part ofA. ,...-l..,.,
us tht tttcct produced the end of Tie vs, '4O-
nc deb by the annual aPpl cation ofthAt ~ o9
doHa;sj 20 the Paymcn, OF both principal snd men
ihe"s thai At The end 81 thOie vearsit (hau MI. &
the whole Of The Dutch debt 81 tht temno-,rs p"u
due to the bank Of the navy per cent and o ~ N
per cent ftocS7 5525, 100 dallars, and II Mil, "
The per cent flock; l5o,387 dollars and z6 nm. I
the a per cent flock; and IL3g9, 163 collar, ,r4 y
cents Of the principal Of The per cent ana dfr,,l
itoeks amounting altogether to 60, l89 $50 coa ~
10 cents. ~
" The public debt would therefore, On NE "A 4.
1910, be reduced % As 50l,739 dolls So cents VIZ VI,
o99 dolls. and o. cents oE the 3 pr, a. dock ~
d",s' and "a cts of the As pr. Ct fock ibntb ~ b
would be discharged during the four irt nlortf. ~
year $40 p 10000 dol. Of tie 1906 Lr. !. ON,
IS 45L,5zl dolls and % cents Of The 3 Dr. a. and J,
red itoths and the i9o797o5 dos and Q; cents NJ,
cent Rock r"
4 Il ~ true that this fatcment IS predr5t.d u, ~.
lHPoohton that lhe whole Of the rsnilances ~ HIT
land may be Purchaled dt par, whjcbis not Drob,b.
bur, OF The DINER hand It calculated on The prgc9
of yearly, inhcAd Vt quarterly payable 4nprry
or. as il All thH Pymen' ru1de in Que YEAR on accom-
~ The principal cthe drb took ace only n t5e MA
Of The year infead of b-;ng trade 4, VIII re h. csre
IN Inc Gours M '0e year and Hopping the ntcretfon
IN e,,u ~ '. ~ I.Iio" ny a@I p made
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fsrred 70 the committee on PoG Offices and Poi
roads.
Mr.. G.fwold offered relolution that the
Secretary Of state be direaed to lay before the
houfe fable flowing the comparative duties
on goods imported into Great Britain in Amer
can and other bottoms, 70 far as they related to
American commerce. Agreed.
Mr.. Dennis offered retoluuon, that the Sec
rotary of State be dire6ed to lay before the houGe
the laws Of the North WeRetn and Indiana
Territories relating to the imPoGng Of taxes on
lands Of non reG1enl ProPristors. Agreed.
Mr.. Tanadgs prelented petition from fun
dry inhabitants Of New Haven, &c. relative 10
the eQabthment Of new road. Referred to
committee on Poa Offices and Pot roads.
Mr. Sc4nly Pre(euteI petition from iundry
inhabitants Of he county Of Hyde IN c. pray.
ing the Establishment oF 2 port Of delivery Re
ferIed 70 committee Of commerce and manu-.
features.
o motion to come to the order ofth- day on
the Genius bill, Mr. Bay4rd and Mr.. Rutledge
were for pOtPoning on account Of the thinnels
Of the houle Mr.. Vanrefs and Gen Smith for
taking up them. After lome debate It was poH
poned till the frR Monday in January.
Adjourned ill the 18th inR.
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NEW YORK, DEC IS
MFDTTFQ PANFAN AEEATpC

MEDITERRANEAN AFFAIRS.
Esfya9 eta Litter fran an american gentleman in
Gibraltar (qvb9 bad been 7va;tiyq there fx qvesE5,
for eoHvoy Up he Sraigb5) 10 4 yel1eaabk nlsr-
e1'fit bone ~ this city, dated tie 7zd OdfsBer,
1901.
" l. IS 70 be wilhed the fquadron corning out
form the United States, may have different or
ders tom that now here, to give lome protec
ton 70 the trade. With the exception Of one
convoy by the Ehex, the frgates have done no
thing A Jingle one was fuf1cient for the bloc
kade OF TriPoii and the others would have
been much better employed in afFording regular
conveys for the trade which has been waiting
months 10 port for that PurPole, and who in vain
applied TO them for protection. | would not be
undefltood 10 attach any blame to Commodore
DaIe-he has always appeared to thew an anx
lety TO be more lerviceable and therefore only
prevented By following peremPtory orders.
" The flip New York Packet, with Gores for
the iquadron, has been captured and carried IN
10 Algezras and it has not been without
much trouble and delay that ihe has been given
up, on condition Of dicharging her cargo there.
It may be conidered fortunate. circumRance
that The has been given up at ALL having on
board fnme h'Hr on private account defined for
Gibraltar If this was admitted to have be n
ihipPed with view to fave the the Uni ed
States a little e1penfe, it may be called very
III Judged economy and 1t not only lnbje6tcd
the vehel and cargo to condemnation, bur i'm
phcated the Government in the charge of au.
thorling breach Of the blockade. Whether
we couiider the limited lervice Of the fquadron
here, Or the Protra6fed arrival Of the ltOre hip,
we may b juai6ed in laying, that the govern
ment has neither ihewn the ability nor The dl
igence which ought to have charaaerir-d it
and had not the Commaudsnt here opened he
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-11
Bp tie q9ati.
WASHING TON, DEC "a.
TIE FRENCH qPEATT

WASHINGTON, DEC "A.
TIE FRENCH qREATr
Has been core uiively ratified and promul
ged ~ authority. The I'D article was expung
ed By the United States Senate in its laa fe(
lion, and the French Government has content
ed to It with provifo, " That BY this rsirsacB.
caf f6ef707 S'att reaouaer tbe rssaiDs bretntiogs
cvbiob are he a1ea .ftbe E1iI arfiols''
Tn following il The article above alluded to :
Arr. II. The Miniaers PIeniPotentiary Of the
two parties, not being able to agree at prefent
relP-tti0g tbe treaty OF alliance Of 9th OF Feb
1913, he Treaty Of amity and commerce Of The
fine date, and the convention Of the I4th of
November I778, nor upon the nJemrities mu
tualy due or claimed, The parties will negoci
ate further on thefe fubjc6s at a convenient
time, AND unil tbev may have agreed upon
thsfe points, the faid treaties and convention
mall have no operation, and the relations Of the
TWO countries lhdl be, &c.
Its reported, that Bon3parte's "a ihca,ion
Of The TleAly has been e:ron:ouAy tran1lte
hat In0ead uf Il PeovIDaD ~ tbD retrs1cBmsnf
&c. il would read il the French words were
correctly rcn Tered, UHDsrsTASDtyc By tb0
rstrfHbMsgt, &c.