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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
Ten Gents REGARD.

ID AN away from the fableriber, on the 3oth
IN OF June lat. al indea'ed negro Boy, nam
cd JOSlAS CESER, in the 10Th year Of his
age, has fear of burn oh one OF his Riffs. a
olive colourcd jscker and uowiers any perfon
who will fecare him in Jail. or return him TO
the fuhfctibrs. thsil receive the above reward
Mafteis OF seiiels, aud Others ere hereby forbid
haroo'iog. uuaiug or employing him on penal
ty OF the law.
STEPHEN CONGDON.
Kor,b. Kirg fs.us, JSiy S, 1904. o3ts
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Mffrefing to Navigators.

The pro- Whoa made dorng the isle fe6ion
Of Congrcls, for facilitating the Navigation Of
Long. Hand found. is highly inierefins 10 the
citizens OF New York, Connecticut, Rhode
laand and Mafachufetts. The set provides for
the furvey OF fuch paris of the Sound. as may
be necefIary. and Tor placing as many Buoys,
and erecting as many Bacons aod Light Houics.
as the good OF navigation may require. 1t 10
calculated that 600 fail of veG:Is pafs through
Hell-gate every week. in this arm Of The fea. -
The contemplated place for Light Houfe, 10
Watch Point, on the bottom Of Cow Neck.
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wtpsHsDAy, JUNE 40, 1904.
This day deieryes particular record in the
hiitory OF Auericz---ss IL tsrmina,es the exit
teocc of ferries OF meaiurss bearing saixfsi
rysmbisree 20 ,hoie which csuied ansrics ten
years war. and An hundred ,houiand lives.
Or fbb day fbs Odius SrAMr TAX expires.
obnoxious TO the fpirt OF liberty.
The Tax on honies and lands cesies. 70 injuri-
Gus TO population and agriculture.
The Tax on coaches and hories, 70 injuIious to
home Manufactures.
Nearly two thouianj officers created for pur-
poies OF patronage, to live ia ijleneis upon
the iadoary OF the people ceafe from this day
and
On this day expires the functions. influence,
and islaries OF an upoecenary band Of jodgcs
created for purpoies iubverGvc of juAice and
public good. (44s,sya.
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kORElG N AR7rkfs.
TRIBUNATF


<U ED'e~-s ~ w hafsJ
THE MeiIsee oi ,is Conf Is 10 the Con.
fervative Senase. and the different cAicial papers
tel.sing theseto, being prefta,ed to the Tiba-
nate : Simson. after long fpecch. prsiiing the
moderation OF Boaaparte, and The proprieiy Of
the Government in putting the qIeaion confsi-
tutionslly, 20 the people, WbefSey B0seperse
y6aH be f'9f CssjaiJ~ Life I? moved. that :. a
me0agc ihould DC tent TO the Government, re.
turning shanks for the conititutiosl manner in
which they had performed the with Of the 1ri-
buna,e. Adopted.
Chabot moved. that the rcgifers fhould be
Immediately opened for re Members Of tha, bo-
dy to infcrlbc their votes. Adopted.
PAais, Nay r,.-The Prsfett of the De-
parinent of the Seine gave public notice, that
on she Izlh May The rsgacrs ihonla he open to
receive the votes Of the citizens of that depart
meat.
On the r4th May Gmisr Refolutions are
20 be opened at Paris, with the Clerks of the
Tribuaals OF Appeal. of criminal matters. and
of Commere. at the Offices Of !, Mayors, IL
Iraices of Peace, and Ii3 Public kotaries Of
PaIi..
Thcfc Regiaers are TO be open for days.
from 10 in the morning till 4 in the afternoon
The queition is AZ before Gsted--5baH Bsza-
pare be Fi.s C0stai jo, LIE;
LONDON, Nay I7.-An appeal upon the
important queaion. {" Whether NAPoLnos
BoSArARrE inall be Conful for liie," is to be
fabriuet TO the people but their decihon is
repaired with The uimof fpecd-No time is left
fJI dsliberatioo. In three weeks an snfwcr is
20 BE- re,urprd by the people of France, upon
one OF the moR important 9ueit,ons thar can
Come before nation.--Why has France endur-
I'd the agonizing ihroes asd shrobs of ten
years Revolution The increaie Of her military
fame and Continental poA iIions, was the ef:tt,
bot NOT the motive of the Revolution. Nor
Rad the Revelation for It's objeet the mere re-
moval Of the ,eigning Dynaay. The great OBJ
jcet was ;he denrdttion Of that defpotic power,
which preAcd with fuch weight upon the people,
and the easbIifh nent of Government founded
Dyou popular principles. Where are We to look
for themf The Chief Magftra,e is originally
sppciuied for ten years; man of gigantic gen
ius and talents is elected TO il he dsxzles
France by the fplerdor of his achievements.
and sedoiFes imneofe popolsr;ty--he feizes the
favorao.e moment, and gets hirnielf eaabhthed
ia his Office for life
The usnG,ion from creating an office for
life. and making it Hereditary is ny no means
difficult. We ihall nor at all be iurpriied at a
propohtion for preierving the Cbi,f CogjrJ@ip
IN the family of Boaapsrte.- the Second and
Third Confus we have forborae to fyeak the
Jxloa c, Calays CogtaLbw may be applied to
rhem with as much juaice as it was TO c nsAt''
colleague. Upon the whole we cohfder ,hiI
mesfore as impolitic on the part Of Bona.
YARrr, and dangerous to the real intereifs o.
li,eny, and of the people.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

had to purlGt. The ,eaimcny ofrfe ,eeinsture.
founded in what themfelves have Teen and felt,
conhfm rhe juficc Of that Judgment.
| concur with them in entire confidence
thar our expectations from his fuccsi!or will not
|be difappoinied and avail myfrlf OF this cPpor-
tunity of sGuring them that on every occadoa,
inrereifing 10 the PROPERTY. f,'cty'or happinels
Of the Maiippi Territory. ,hsv may rely on a
faithful and jealous diicharge os my doties.
l pray YOU, accept for your1elf. and the
houfe of representatives of the MifIiappi Terri
tory. the homage of my high refpea and coma.
deratiou. Tn: JEFFERSON
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

THE petition Of Eh<a5sts Y4as5r. Of Nee.
4 port. in the county OF Newport, wife Of
Naftaa Fzsgbs. paying that. for the cauies
therein aa.ed. the bonds Of marriage between
her, and her faid huib md. might be diaolved.
vas. on this eighth day Of July 1904, lodged in
the Clerks Office Of the Supreme Judicial Court.
for the county of Newport -
This 10 10 give Notice, therefore, TO the
faid Nstbas Yase5s. and TO all peiions concern
ed. chat they appear at the Supreme Judicial
Cont. to be holden in faid Newport, ia aud
for faid county OF Newport, on the fourth Mon
day OF Au,ua next, then aud there to fhs~
csuie. tif any they havel Why The prayer of laid
petition ought not TO be grsn,sd.
T. M. MUMkORD. Cask.
M<apSerf, Js5 5. 1904. oS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

IL TIE Ssees who have fallen 10 the
csufe OF Lihcrty--Ies Us initiate their virdes.
Is. " Fugi,ives from diArrh"--May oui
flores fufoilh thes with an Aiylnu.
I6. The FAiR--May they admire the vir-
tuous. and be admired FOR their virtues.
n. Peace on earth aod good will 60 men.
VOLUNTEERS.
OLD-SourH--Whofs patriotic cxer,iou,
10 the Republican csuie have been onexamplet
Thou haR deferved well of Thy county.
The American EAGLE --May ihe ioar alof
and tell the world We will he tree.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

On Saturday laR. very melancholy acci
dent took place in this town MIR. EtxA-
THAN n. RicHAnDsoN, Printer. Ton Of Jacob
Riehardfon. Eiq in psHing through gate, with
loaded msiket, in the purfuit Of game. acci-
IDENTIFY difcharsed its contents in his hreaa. which
pur ao immediate period to his exitence. He
was young man Of reputation, and 10 ssivsr-
fally regretted.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
wApssN. Iu:Y 4,

Yeaerday Mr.. Jabsz Ls'Ssr. Sd. of this
town, had both his arms blown OFF, and other
wife much burnt by the difcharge OF a cannon.
in the act OF rammiug hone the cstrdse. His
hight asm was taSen of jutt bslow. and bis LEFT
jua above his elbows. which he bore With An az
toniihine degree of fortitude.--1he smputstions
were perfor ned by Doctors NeJisu, OF Briftol,
and JkOmssa and Bx,,, of this town. in fuch
manner AS did honor 10 the faculty and at
prei:at there is probability Of his cure.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

Captain Rogers. from St Auguitinc. informs
as. that two days before he failed party OF Gen.
eral Bowlc's indiAns cane within four mile. Of
the town, killed Que man and took Gx negro
men. one woman, and child, prifoners. The
Governor Of ST. Auguaine. On being made ac-
qosinted with this circu maance. ordered de-
tachmenr of the militia 10 go in Immediate pur-
fuit of thsm,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

We congratulate the Citizens of Newport,
and its vicinity, bat The readers Of the Mercury
10 particular. on the f-ai eszcl.fss OF the
" Speech of Mr.. RurLrDce againh the repeal
of the late Judiciary law" which wss announ-
ced on raelday lat. We hall make no con
menu upan it; but may with great proPrie,y
exclaim with tho Poet--that
-" Rotl,dge. poor fellow, boii'i DER like
oihello,
"With fuaian aud froth oxf Of Jsajss."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
MART MUMEORD

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and
IN the public in general. that ihe carries on
the Timing buGncfs, in the South Shop Of the
fame Houfs where il was carried on by her de-
ceafed huiband. She has n, prelent on hand.
large aGortment Of TIN WARE. which fhc
will difpofe Of very cheap for Caih.
Thoie perfons who will pIcafe TO favor her
with their cuaom. may dep.nd upon having
their work faithfully done. ard the fmslIet fa-
vor will be gratefully acknowledged.
- For fale as above, an AG,rtment Of
JArrAssb WARr. Clafs Lamps. and Two
large Franklin s,oves.
Newport. June -. 1904. s9'f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

MJHEREAS .sbisaa Ssffi,. of Newport,
Wv in the couuty of Newport. wife of R.e5-
ard Ss1ie, OF iaid Newport, did. on the eighth
day OF Jdly, one thouiand eight hondrcd and
two, lodge her petition in the Clerks oi!ice OF
the Supreme Judicial Court, for the fsid conn
ty Of Nc~port, praying for various csuies there
10 hated, that the bonds Of marriage between
her, and her iaid huff md, might be din,lvcd,
and decree OF divorce promulgated -
This IL, therefore, 10 give Notice to the
faid Rirbs,< SssfiS, and TO all o,heu concerned.
to appear at the next Supreme Judicial Court.
20 be holden at .aid Newport, in aod for faid
county of Newport. on the fourth Monday in
Augut sos. and ihsw caufe III any they have)
Why the prayer Of faid petition oughs not 20 be
granted.
II P. M. MUMFORD. Ckri.
Ntpepsr. JnJ 8. isc,. %
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To be Sold or Let.

THAT large and commodious Houfe ia
L Thames Street, next South Of fbe Brick
Market, late the properly Of WAtrEs EAs-
ros. deceaied. with the Wharf and Stores, be-
longing 10 the fame. For further particulars
enquire of MERIBETH EASTON,
DAVID BUFFUM, or
JOHN SLOCUM.
Newport, May 7, 1909. s4f
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AN ADDRESS,,

From ss, Hsgls Of Repw/sn,affvy Of tbf MV-
-fipi T<ryi,oyy. 10 Bis EreelLnty Thomas JEFF
ierfon, P,efdsm Of The United Sfafe.
SIR,
IN the courfe Of long, honorable, and
ulefol life, your love for mankind and their
rights. your aiflom TO difcern, frmneis to pur-
{pe, and folieitude to promote The true intcrea
OF the American nation, have been eminenty
confpicuons, and while fuch virtue, and talents
have aissaescd our admiration and eaeem. they
could not fail to infpire refpett for, and con-
fjence in your administration.
In experimenting the affairs Of United
America, and forwsrding rhe welfare Of your
pumerous conairuents we arc fully afIured, that
this Territory will occupy due proportion Of
your csres. and on all proper cccafons, will re-
ceivc the foaaring fupport of the general gov
crnmenr.
No part OF he United States, Sir. poGeles
more local advantages, than this DlArift, and
her advancement to profpcrity promiies to be
fpcedy and certain; we acknowledge with graf.
itude. that under your paternal aufpice', our
prcfpeea, for political happiness have greatly
frightened, and we anticipate with fondea ex-
pettations the arrival oi period when this ter
ritofy, mature in age. arong in population, and
nch in reiources. will add Gill greater fecufity
and coniequescc 90 the American Union and
We Aster ourfelves, that her prefcnt and future
Iegila,ors will remain no lefs jealous and firm
IN the fopport Of viruous rulers, and viuuous
nesiores, than in q Ariet adherence to conflitu-
tiona' provisons, and tbofc republican principles
which the patriots of ieven,y dx hac the great
nefs TO conceive. the boldnes TO avow. and the
fortitude to maintsin.
We pray Almighty God. to PROPER your
naturalization, and extend TO life 70 valuable,
the particular patronage Of Heaven.
(Signed) II. HUNTER.
Sfcakfr Of fbf Hssj< Of Rtfr.jsnfasiO".
PRESIDENT's ANSWER.
II fEs Her. f5e Speele, sffLe Hsk Of R.trsts-
fafiv0 sf tie Mljf7pi Trr,aoy.
Warrington, March Z, 1904.
Sir,
RECEIVE With great refpea the sp.
rrobs,ion ~hica the Leeinature Of the Mifidppi
Territory, in their fefulurioas Of the 3if De-
ecmbcr laa, have been pleafcd TO exprefs on my
dccii,irs TO rce~ the con,nifson Of their late
go,ernof. The talk ofjudging thofe whole con-
duts in Office calls for IL, is always painful hut
the grounds Of jpdgmen, in thar cafe were fuch
a. TO leave no Iosm to doubt the line Of duty
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EO II N D.

VESTERDAY, fmail Sum OF Money in
l Bank Bills. The owner proving property.
may have Il agair by calling on the fubieIiber,
after paying tor this Advertisement.
JOSEPH w. PAUL.
Neupeo,f, Jsiy 10.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

|nN the feventh day Of Jolly inRanf, Aas
~ RdrdsItb, Of Newport. in the county Of
Newport, lodged petition in the Clerks of5ce
Of ihe Supreme Judicial Court, for the fsid
county. yrsyirg that, fof the eaufes ,hersia
asted, fhe bond of marriage betwesn her, and
her hufb,nd JsDa Rsndst5, might be digolved,
and decree Of divorce promulgated -
Notice, therefore - hereby given TO the
fsid Jsb~ RsnSslbb. and to all perions concern.
ed, TO appear at the pcxt sopnne Judicial
Court, to be holden az Newport. 10 and to' fsid
county. on the fourth Monday In Augua next,
10 1hsw esufc Why the prayer Of fsie petition
ought not TO be granted.
r. M. MUMFORD, Cis,k
Mrgf0f, Jsy s, 1904. 81
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For Sale on Reafonabie terms,
A Quantity Of Window Frames and
Safhes, for 7 by 9 and 6 by 8 Clals.
Enquire of the Printer.
NerVpsy,, May Il. 1904. soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

A LII perions who have any demands sesinA
"A tie Eaate Of aMTs Drrs. Iate Of Mid
dletown, deceafed, arc hereby req1eRed TO Ex-
hibit them ;.-and thofs who are indcbssd 10
fsid eaz.e are requefsd to make payment With
out delay, to
ELIZ ABETH DYER, ErseT,ix.
MiddittorVs, Jsly 1, 1904. 90
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From II, Hsgk Of Refryfn'afives Of bf MD-
-fipi Ttryi'oy. 10 Bis Ereellsny Thomas JEFF
ierfon. P,efdsm Of tie United Sfa,e,.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-15
Iohn Gardner Ladd

Ha, latfJ reeeieea far .lale ct BIS Wsrr-.
bouts, Prince trset Wbayf,
Ru6ia Sheetings, ,er b,le o.
Rufia and Ravens Duck n;sca
Aud India Cotton P'see'
German Linens and one trunk fewlng
Silks and Ribbons,
A few pair handlome Looking Glaaes
in gilt and mahogany frames,
Two bales of Paper Hangings,
A great variety OF mems, womens and
childrens' fhoes, coarfe and fine,
Young Hyfon and TEAS,
Souchong
Tea tablefetts of Chinain boxes,
Cotton, wool and playing Cards,
Holland and country Gin OF the belt
quality 10 pipes,
w. India, and N.
England Rum, inhhds and bis.
MolaGes & Sugars
Coffee in bags,
Spinning Cotton,
Butter In frkins,
Beef and Pork in bis. and half bis,
Srermaceti and fallow Candles,
White and brown Soap,
Chocolate of the beit and common fort,
Cheefe of an extraordinary fine quality,
Shad, Herrings and dried Cod Fifth,
A quantity of red Soal Leather,
Frelh Raitins and Figs in calks,
Lemons In boxes,
Pepper, Alfpice, Nutmegs, Almonds,
and lmall quantity of freih Hops, &C..
A5f,
About so tons of Lignumvita.
May I3. d
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4, TIE cgle Of Jane GlllleS,
n Bankgqbt.
IL baf2k3'G TUT.

WHEREAS a comnr;ficn Of bankrupt
cy was duly awarded and iilned sgainfs
James Gillics, of the town of Alexandria,
in the diifri6f of Columbia, by the name
and the deicription Of James Gillies, on
the 9th day Of May, in the year Of OF:
lord, one rhouiand eight hundred and two ::
And whereas the commi1ioners in ard by
the faid commihon named and authorized,
have declared him to be a bankrupt; the
fad commiGoners do hereby fummon and
require the faid James Gillies perfonally
to te and appear before the commiiiioners,
in the faid commiaon named, on Thuriday
the 18th day Of this prefent month; or
IRnrlday the ga day of June next, ard n
Friday the 18th LAY Of the fame monh,
at Gadjby's Tavern IN Alexandria, at 5
O'Clock in the afternoon OF each day, then
and there to be examined, and 70 make a
full and true difcovery and dilclofure Of all
his eGate and effects according tothe d.
retlions of the aa OF Congreis, entitled,
g An act to eifablilh an uniform iyitem CT
bankruptcy throughout the United States, "
at either of which meetings The creditors OF
faid bankrupt may attend to prove the
fame, and thofe who are indebted 70 the
faid bankrupt, or haveefetts of any kind
in their hands belonging to him, are not
20 pay away or frcrete the fame.
IT I,y Try
C. HERBERT, CqmnVIs1srs
]. B. NICHOLS,
Tefs, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary 10 The eommmDfou.
May s. dow
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pISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

IN purflance Of an order sfthe
Cneuit Carr tor the aJqria and equaty
aforslua, made BY emledt Of parties IN
The CAFE Of The Uaited Stafes; v. S.
Robcrt z. Hooe and CO. in ebanreyy, 4sW
be expelsd t0pu6hc lale far rs0ay mouey
Jpn The 18Th day Of J1uus nert, the oAo7v-
ing vqzaa6Ae ptopery, eoaueed IN t,gf 70
The /49/eubfrs by CPL Jobn Fitzgerald,
late oftbis fozvu, deeeglea, via $3.50
A Water Lot commonly call 4:
ed Fitzgerald's Wharf, lying upon the
fou;h hde of King flect and eait fide Of
Union freet, and bounded by an alley Of
80 feet in width, on the iouth from Uni
on itreet to the water. On this piece Of
ground are erected three Br;2k Ware
hor es, "a feet 4 inches in frort, a. feet
deep and three Tories high each--Alo, a
SAIL LOFT above the up per itory 73
feet in length and AZ feet wide upon the
Aoor---all under one roof. Adjoining,
and on the eae fde of this ioufe, is piece
Of ground unimproved the whole length of
the houfe, S. feet deep, terminating on a
feet alley, laid out upon the front Of the
wharf. From the front Of the wharf is a
pier extended into the river 90 feet by
90 in breadth. Apperta ping to the pier
is dock IS feet wide on the one iide and
another rs feet on the other iide.
W. IIJ7D DI1DeJ, 5t
j j. ~ C. s'I HERBE K T, TrDaees-
May s. diff
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VALUABLE LANDS

Fl Harry comfy, Yxgiaia, J5r Sale at
44adieu.
By Virtue GA Deed Of Tyyf from.
Peter Catlet aad Sn7annab bis zrye,
10 tbeJableri5ey, 7vill5e Joid at public
auFiou, attbe Ce6ee HARE in THE teSva
sfAlsxaud,Ia, al Msraay tie 3Jq day
sftbn 5rsleat moutb, atIa 0'floek tar
fead) moay,
Two hundred and fix acres Of
LAND, being part of atra6 containing
400 acres; lying and being in the ccun
~ of Hardy, in the fate of Virginia, adj
joining Robert DEMONS land, about two
miles from Col. Martins Front Pond, on
the Thorn Bottom. The title of.this
land is indiiputable, and it is faid by
good Judges TO be Of an excellent quality.
HENRY MOORE, Trultee.
T. MOORE, Auetioneer.
May 10. dIzt
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public sale.
On TUESDAY,

TN IOGODA1
,,v s,el5ck, qUMI be MD at tie Yeadae
4 Store,
| Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
WhiRey in barrels,
4 Gin in calks ard barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
Molaaes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
white and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, handiohsiy
laorted,
ALSO,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Super6ne clothand Kerhmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Iri(h Lineus, ard Oznahurgs,
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton lhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads ard towing filks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
NAV Vendue- Matter.
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NORFOLK, Sept. 10.

Arrived the lhip Warren, capt. Everitt.
q days from Liverpool, bound TO City
Point. The Asmifead failed the 4th Aug.
in company with the thip Logan, Macy,
ADD Delight, Coffin, for New. York
Golden Age, Nye, Tor Bottom, & Thorne,
Bryant, for Charefon. The George and
Hsrriot, Fenno, failed for Norfolk the
I'd Aug, The fhip General Greene, Mil
Ter, for Baltimore, was in the river ready
for fea.
Arrived The Britilh brig Apollo, capt.
Pitt, 1e days from Port Regal, Marti-
nlque.
Arrived ,.he Br:t:fh brig Dah,
l6 days from Trinidad. Sailed IT CON-
pany with the ichooner Ana, capt. Max
well, of and bound to this port; alto tie
brig Mary, Robinion, for Portland and
f,h'r Cyrus, Stanwar, for Newbutypo't.
SEPT. 10, in lat. Fl, s., long 90, II,
fp7ke 4he Aeop Ellza, Wait, from ST.
Thomas, bean1 to New London. Safhe
day, ipoke the ich'r Diipasch, owalfe, Il
days cut from Wilmington, bcu"d 20 81.
Domingo. SEPT. a3d, fpcke ne brig
Mary, M'Donald, "a hours Out f.om the
Capes, bound to Dominica
Arrived in Hampton Roads, bound T.
CRY Poins she. Bntih big Pegg', capt
Bog, II weeks from Milford Haven, ano
l. weeks from Greene K. Sept. 9th, IL
la.. 50, long. IS, foke the IMP Cora,
Richardfon, 9 days our from Baltimore,
bound to Amtterdam.
Ihs Peggy has s. paaengers.
A Britilil lhip, II weeks from Guern,
fey, anchored in the Roads on Sunday,
bound TO City Point.
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the Ggnaturs Of Truth forfooth
red. GaSl

A treaty is faid to have been Ggned at
Paris on the zIlt May, during the period
OF the HEREDITARY Prince OF OIange's re-
ildence IN that capital, in which the KING
ofi Prufia sTenounces formally the guar
rance entered into in the year 1888, Of
the Stadtholderlhip OF the United Pro-
vlnces, recognizes the Baravian republic,
and proinlfes to iend an alnbanadot to re-
iide at the Hague.
The Hereditary Prince renounces, in
his fathet's and his own name, all preten-
tions upon the Batasian Republic ior this
remuneration, the Houfc OF Nafau Orange
issfo receive the Bilhopric and iA5bey Of
Weingardten and its dependencies and
tie Imperial Towns of Dortmond, in
Wefphalia and Ways and Buckhsm in
Suabia.
Bonaparte, it appears by the laR French
accounts, tends none out Generals TO keep
up his pacific relations and our alilss
want admlrals to teach them naval maneu-
yses. This is very we'll, if we are lure
they will always be allies but perhaps ir
would be better # arnbahadors were rece
Ell and deputed merely TO cultivate the
arts Of peace. LIN. P43.]
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NEW YORK September 20.

-, Entered, fhips Fanny, Bra;ne, Green
n n',; thames, Wood, London; brig
ayrsnf' clinton, Amaerdan Albion,
:, nN,n'on, Liverpool Virginia, Dsubs-
~ :. tfssIe; Jane & Arm, Lifbon; fchr'.
ay y Polly, Luce, Bottom Victory
eisaied, Snow Panther, Giles, Cork
,ulg Bnlah Maria, Morris, Curraco.
jug Mara, Waterman, Cspe de Verd'