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The Deed

Was the more barbarous,
!. + was perpeuated without prosocation
1oa gentle, and unofendiag victim -
WboIe : uncorruptible integrity, and iillai
piety,
&c Wbie5 grsgu zptib her groSvth 0nq
Strengthened soiib her !frsagfb.y
tifpermitted to matnre)
xvonld have enabled her efeaually torehit
Every Outrage
Which ambition, party geor intolerance
Might have attempted.
Againa her regeled PARENT.
The Following
Was the order of the Proccflion
At the ISTERMENT -
MELANCHOLY AND PATIENCE, &
Fearing mourning banner, with this
interruption, !" Help Lord, for The
faft5al fail fran amo1gf tie
Cbitdren Of Men"
Pal Sxt3oft- PaA Support
1y. eYs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
TO THE PUBLIC.


!Oilll "A. CNaW, q 10.
INFORM the Public that they have taken
4 shop next door bat one North Of the
Coffee Houfe, where they carry on the
,WATcH-MAKINc BUSINESS s.
in all its Branches. Likewife all kinds Of
Hair Work 81 Gid Cybbeyy
neatly executed. They have for Sale, Englih
aud Geneva gold & fliyer Watches, Gold Neck
laccs, f!ver Tea and table Spoons. fslt, n,uisard
&c pap Spoons, foup and punch Ladies, fugar
fongs, large & fmail Looking Glailes, dreiing
Do. tea Trays, Walters & dreirng Cafes, plat
ed, wooden, and Britannia Gators, Britannia
tea and coffee Pots, Gentleloen's and Chidren's
bell & common Hatts, Sufreuders, Knives and
Forks, brais globe & common Handirons, Shov-
ei Tongs, brah and jappaned Lamps, elegant
plated brafs Candciicks, dart and common
Gains. horfe & chaife Whips, ladies do. SciiTos,
Pen KNIVES, Shutters 8 Trays, powder Boxes
and PafFs, Razors ia cafes and without, ihaviae
Boxes, and Windior Sap, Cream BALI, writing
Paper. Du,ch Qails, Spanih Scssr,, Maccsbau.
Rsppee Scotch SauF, Starch, Purple Brown,
together With complete AGntmcnt of Jewel
lery Perfumey y.--T ALTO carry on the
GOLD & SILvRRsMITH's
BaGnefs |: Caih given for Old Gold and Silver.
++t poottnal attendance, and the fnslleft
favos gra,eiuy acknowledged.
Newport. Oet. q. 1902. 7,tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
NEW GOODS.
ROBERT LAYTON

INFORMS the Public, snd bis Friend, in
4 particular. that he has jaa received, at his
Store, oproGte Nc. qoroz/tsd's Coffee Houie,
Thams- Street. 40 elegant AGoumcnt Of
Fajbioaabls DIR GooDS,
adapted 70 the f.aion too numerous 10 particu-
larize in an adyertifemenr. Thoic who vii
pleafe 70 call at hi, Store, he hai,en himseIf,
vii. find an induc.ment 70 purchale, as he j. de-
sernined TO diipoie of tliein at very reduced
prices.
". B. He has AZ, jua opened for fsle, a
quantity of bef IYJG Linear, fsyen cighth;, ard
yard wide, by wholefSlc or retail. il.--L,kewifc,
a besu,ifol aiiorrent of Lxteg,ixgs, very cheap.
OAO5er. z3. 1907. cStf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
FOR SALE, BY
Jacob RlchaYd|0,,,

III tbs PoR- Office. greaf vayar Of Bssks 9xS
Stationary emsag qot,eb are, E1'sr-
al neSD tEbkeNtons, ok.
A VIEW Of the Political condoa Of AAsos
"A BukR. E'q. Vice PFeddent. -. Wsss,s
Correct Statcment. - Bayrirgfsx's Voysse 20
Nev South Wales.--Aifo, .4dzrnf' -Four Lss-
ters. being an intereaiog Coreipordence be-
tween JoHs ADAMS, late Prehdent. and SAM
URI ADAMS, late Governor of Massachusetts.
Life OF General Bo An ANTI
do,e TO JoHN WOODS Potion
Likesyiie may De had at fad Store, a large
AaorEmcEt of Houfc Paper, and Borders.
N. B. Ii may pethaps be unnsceaary 20
inform thc Public, thar he has istely made aa
addition 10 his Circulating Library Of "m.ny
thouiand Volumes Of BOOKS, in the different
branches OF Literature"
Or To be fold as above. few TICKETS
in the Providence Baptia Meeting Houfe Lott
terry. ARgag al. 1902. ooT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

N 9 L G. Z.
4 IL thofe who are indebted to THOMAS
"A GREEN, or TO JoHa MosHrR. and CO.
either by Book or Noe. are hereby notified, !,
that the accounts and notes are lodged with the
fabfcfiber for collcttion-aud are earncfily re-
qpeRed to make immediate payment, aud pie.
vent unneceHary coa.
EDWARD HEMPSTEAD.
Ns1ctort, GA. s9, 1902. s96
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
.As.;.9,I|4
TO DISAPPOINTMENT.

4 ALE Disappointment athy freezing name
Chill fears in ev'ry ihive,ing vcio prove;
My inking pulc almoa fOrsets 10 move
AID life slmoR forfakcs nv iangcid frame
Yet thee, relentless nynphl 90 more blame
Why do my thoughts 'mait vain linfion, rove
Way gild the charms OF iEiendihip snd of love
With the warn glow OF fancy. porp'e fame
When roiaing Siods have iome brghs fame oc'r'
thrown,
Which ihone on painted clouds, or feem'd to
fhIpe,
Shall the fond gszer dream for him alone,
{ The clouds were sable, and az fate repinc!
/ feel, alas! the .sost is all ny own.
And ah the cruel punifhment 10 mine
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
HoG4R7Rs LIST PAINTING.

A FEW months before this ingenious artie
IA was ieizcd with the maady which deprv-
ed focicty OF one OF is moa diilinguifhed orna-
nnent,, he ptop,lcd for the fubjcet Of his MACH
Iefs pencil the work he had entiticd ga Tail
Piece" The Rrlf idea os which il laId 20 have
been narted in company, while the conviyial
q.ais was circulating round his own table,
"My next undertaking" faid Hogar;h " lhsll
be the end efaHfbhgs." (" Ii chat be the CAFE" /"
repIed one OF his friends, your 6.yf1sji will Be
fgiA5ed. for there vii be an end of ihe painter"
4" .Ihs.e will 70 :" aniwered Hogsrh, hghing
h-ayily aal therefore the fooner my work Is
done The better" Accordingly, he began the next
day, and continued bis deign with diligence
thar icercd TO indicate an apprehension that he
fhou,d nat live Ill he had completed il. Th,a
hon eve: he did, in the mott ingenious manner,
BY grouping every thing which could denote
thc@sna Of all fbwgs.--A heken bottle, snd an
old broom worn 10 the iiImp, the butt end
Of m old nu&et. a cracked bell, a bow un-
flung. crown ionoied 10 pieces. towers in ru-
ins, the Egn bsa Of tavern, called the Worlds
Epd, tumoiiug, the moon iA her wane, the map
Of the globe Burning. g,bbei falling, the body
eonr, and the CHAINS which held IL, dropping
dosn, PhGbns srd horl.s dead in the clouds, a
veiT:l wrecked, Time with his hour glsfs and
icythe brckea, and tobacco pipe in nj, mouth,
,he iati wifi OF finoke going out. play book
opencd, With Exsam Onass, Rampt 90 the
corner, an empty purfe. and Ratute Of bark.
Iupicy 'skcq oct, againa Nature" So far,
e. good" cried hogarh "nothing remains
bdt this," taking his pencil, in fort OF pro-
phc,ic fury. and dafhiug off she fmilitude of a
tan.srJ baliei b,OksY. '' FIEs ~ exclaimed
H,sarth !: ss TIE iced IL dene f! aXb ovsy :"
Il, is remarkable, and Iir,le known, gerhsP.,
that he died in ai,cpt month after fpiehipg this
TAIL riscs, having never again taken the pal
LEI Ia his hand.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
WILLIAM HELME

ReSeafsiJ ists,ma BIZ Friend and tie Public.
HAT having employed an experienced
\ Workman from New York, he has for
iale, at his Mandatory on the Point lby the
large or imall quanti,yl mould and dipped tai
low Candles. hard and foft Soap, wsrra,tcd to
be OF equal quality to any imported.
Newport, Sept. 3. IS0h ciy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

r.s, CASH, rAID FOR
LINEN q WOOLEN RAGS, BY
Chriftopher Olney, & Co.

SiiiitOPiiCi oi.iCy, CS SOs
Delivsyed at fb<iy Min. or at their P0bsr
t... Warr- Hare,
N/HE2E they have for fsle, at wholefai- &
w retail, all kinds of Paper, viz. FoeiL
cap wiring Paper, No. and a.--Veilnm Let
Ter do---Pot tdo.-Wrapping do.--Bonner do.
--cio,hier's do. Ia quality. -Sheafhing, with
ard Without Sand.---Book- Binders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Boe.--ALso,
A complete Adorment Of Blank Account
and Record Books.-LIKEwIsE
Account Books made and ruled TO sny pat
tern, 10 fuit the puschafer.--A complete Abort
ment of School Books, and Stationary of all
kinds, &c.
AJo, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or ponnd, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, from "a
to ~ years of age, as Apprentices 10 the Paper.
making and Clothing bufinch.-ro fueh great
encouragement will be given.
Pr0videnee, Oa. z6, 1902. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

B0oKSELLkR q STATIONER,
Has Re,ravsd 10 tbe Store next Dosy Nsyi6 of
MN. Crib u CbaaaMs',,
NIHERE he Offers foi fae. many thoafand
w Volumes OF COOKS. in ,h- dii!elene
branches OF together with amot
every article IN the Stationary lire, whoeis,r
end Ietail..--alfo an elegant Aaortmeur OF
Ge"t'e,nen's HATS. from IS eeas, to 6 dol
lars and so cents.
Nezgpsrf, 6ng. II, oqtf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
! Aaa fs0a1'or giutn on ,bt asb Of Mareb next,
{ A LARGE and valuable trait of LAND. in
4 \ Hopkinton, adjoining Wood River
Containing about SsVea Hundred Aeyt, known
by The name of thc Elsy Land. and now part
Of the eRate Of Col. GsoRcR IRISH, deceafed.
About Two Hundred acres of iaid land is clear.
ed, and hi for til!aee or mea,ew. The remain
der is moa:v covered with Timber Of the beli
quality for fhip plank, &c. An excellent ftream
OF water rons through faid land, whereon Saw
Mill may be ewtted at fna expepce.
The terms may be known, by applying to
either of the fubicribers.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
JOHN IRISH.
Newport, O6. az, 1902. cS,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
Wef-India Goods f:

An'rg oibty. are ibe f0ilsqcing G,fielrs, pix.
B,an9y. WJa- la4ia RHm. 4,b p,o,f do. Cir.
Nerr- England RAN, Wms # difsrer, kiad,, lls-
haDsf, Leaf z B,ezvn Sasau, Ceftt, 7ta5 sf
Varioas kmd,. Ck'eoiate, Rs.Gxs, Pepper, dlpice,
Cirnamen. Nsfmtgi. fh1r, RE and Ipdias
Meal. Butter. Cbseje, Soap, aad Candle, !; vayi-
ous kinds # Gig,i W,a,r, Tove Wa,e, Kniuss. arS
fsrt', JACK Knfvef, Pea. krizy. large andfuaN
SfOons, Cbof LaekS and F,ies. Cysrkery 3xa lin
War. .dss,, Ha,ebrfs sui l7sef. Menis ard Boys
Sboes, CortJ. Br:maars, Lsmpbiaek, SfOse LINK.
Lamp Oil, Po-vasr, S6r and Fhrb. F,6wg
Linz sf varios, kiuSs, Lad. and Hossl, 1s,t/sa
Lead and Liner. Beliozvi. metal Tea Psfs, 4rrn-
ing Pape,, 1o,afpizg paper BY tie ,sam, Bed
C0ras, Leg LINES, MarLisg,, Jfamer's C556,.
Oak Ktgi 6slsi-s fran ,ae gra,, 10 6r ssi1sr,.
Bneke'f, c.:fse and Pefps, rrsdy g,srzS Jar s< 4;
and mxnber Of sfber Ar,els not s-es,ssel.-
Captain, ef faaDsh, and sfb<r, may be /rs,i.,Ss.
ibe %e'tes s'''es, and evsy fapsr g,SseiaiLy ae-
krereisdgeG
Newport, May 1904. s.iE
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
CL A r K Bills S,

c l. A X K b [. S S,
INFORMS kh Jrisadt, and tie P-6iie, not Be
L bas rtmoved from B0syaer's seba1f, 10 .hs
dsoelii1g-bsgjt belonging 10 C0pt. Caleb Gardner,
m tamss j7reet, tormerJ sesupud By Ca5t. Wiag
Spooner-uO6e,e be has Jor /ale Gene,4i Ags,i-
He1l Of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
Entertainment,

Entertainment,
RY RICHARD BARKER, at the Houie
OfoEmerly occupied by Capt. Roberts. Psne,,
Ign OF the Anchor, little iou,h-eaft of the State
Houfe, where Ladies and Gentlemen may de-
pend on being accommodated to their fatisfac.
uon. Puneiasl attendance will be given, and al
favors gratefully acknowledged by the publc's
obedient fesysnt, RICHARD BARKER.
Newport, April .. ;soz. 7otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

liz Co9fi OF ProD4.e for the town OF New
4 port, having appointed the iubfclibers
comniiioners, 10 examine she claims OF the cred
itots 70 she eiafe oi WALTER EAsroN, late Of
faid Ne.rort, deceaicd. reprsien,ed iniolVent ;
and twelve months being allowed for that pur-
pole :--Notice is hereby gives to all perfon.
having demands sgsina iaid eaa,e, 10 brne them
in to either OF us, within isd time, or oihewiie
they will be precludcd according to law.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, I Comn1-
THOMAS PECKHAM. J jisae,s.
or All pcrfons indebted TO faid eftate, are
requeitcd to make immediate payment to
MERlBETH EASTON,1
DAVID BUFFOM, Estca,o,s.
JOHN SLOCUM.
Newport, Arb Mo. &, 1907. Sztf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

HoRRIp.--On Monday evening. the zoth
Sept. John Williams, ict Oesl'hrope county.
Georgia. bis wife. aud two children were all
found dead with their throats cut from ear to
car. A razor was found in Williams hand.
From rhis and other cirrumaanccs, the jury
gave ia, their pfinion that the tnarder was
Committed by him.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

In tho, la& year at Paris the number OF
males born ~ marriage was 1904, of females
7515. The numbcs OF males, born out of mar
risge was I76a, and of females 1854, making
the general total Of chi!drsn 1910. The
number Of marriages. Cos the fare period was
3Sa6, and OF divorces 77o. The Number OF
pe,fons dcceafed ,o,4 omales. and 3oi fc-
males making together ao,-67.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-01

gr;tiln Packet Prince Ernef, Pc
aY' Falmouth; brig Polly, Davis, Be-
s,yiaa ; fchooner Catherine, HildroP,
d Cleared, fhip Protector, De Peyaer,
c,lcutta brig Mary Ann. FORTS, An
coma: Admiral Duncan, Barbados.
Arrived fncs arr laf.
c.booner Catharine, HIildrop, in 20
laws from ST. Croix. Left there, brig
T,o.s, Croker, jul arrived from New
Work lchooner Lark, of ard for New
psyen, TO Gail in s days, brig William
,od Thomas, Wheelright, Of and fos
goton, TO fail in , days; and a number
ofo,hers, names not feeollttt,d.
Eaglih hip ,Cheeerie!d, tosmerly a
,,ck.Il firm L~nJcn. Size failed from
Toudonon the Sin September, and left
=. Downs on the 10Th. She was bound
% ouebec, bot after beating I9 days in
i. Gulph of ST. Lawreoce, bore away
for this port. The hip JOHN Morgan,
Chew, dropped down from London on
he 9th, and failed on the Ssh for New
York. The Juliana, Brown, of New
York, was loading on The Oh of Septem-
her; alto, the Calliope, Of Philadelphia.
Spike Sept. z4, lat. 48, long. II, brig
Harriet, s days from Aavre for Bslti-
mole, 18th, LAT. 48, long. 81, a brig
a., days from Virginia for London.
Ofotes 2o.
1t is with regret, We have TO mention
the lois of til. Englih fchoner Experiment,
Captain Hayward, from Antigua. On
T'uel3ay night lat, fhe was driven alhore
at the Hook, aad went 10 pieces. The
saptain unfortunately perdhsd, through
his great anxiety 10 prefesye The veillt
aiter Che truck, the rclt of the crew got
h!e on hore. The fhoOner had 40 bhds
iugar, and fome fuit which was entirely
DoR. 1t is aid it belonged to captain
Fleetwood, ofthis CITY and was addrea-
ed 10 Mefis Sal,us, Son aud co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-01


Lauchli5, in a few days; fhlp Mount
Vernon, Boyington, zothSept. For Port
land, Two SiRsrs, Knight, 18th Sept.
For New-York, Diana, Nichols, in a
few days; Patterlon, Abosn, do. Brisiih
ihip Pit, -, do. American, Sherry,
zSth Sept. Mars, Sheffield, in a few days !;
I'elegrap.e, Gardner, goth Sept. For
Baltimore, Reheccs, FoilanlbSe, in a few
days. For Norfolk, Swanwick, Hanll
ton, goth Sept. For Savannah, Daphne,
Malcolm, poa;iyely lift Ga. For Chafief-
tor, brig Clyde, Meal, lit Oct. IMP
Juno, Miller, do. Mac. Burdick, do.
Alto for n. Orleans, the ihip Thomas,
Wilton, jones, in 10 days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-01

the greatef pol,tenefs and attention by the
Governor, who gave him permiiiion to get
any thing he wanted. On the 9th OF
Sept. Capt. Ray fopt at the Inland OF
Ferdinand, TO take in fome wood, where
he received fmilar treatment from the
Governor of the place.
Capt. Ray lote, July 10, eff the Cape
OF Coed Hope, a aaip from Hamburg for
The lae Of France. Aug. IS, in lat. IS,
II, long. -, Al, parted from the fhips
Fame, Barnard, / Lydia, Slafbnck, both
belonging TO Nantucket,& both. from a We
ryluccesiul whaling veysge, bound home.
September I, II lar. 7 A, long. s3, S.,
brig Spirit OF Saata, SIS days from Mala-
ga f9r Montiysdo. O.sabcr 9, in LAT. FL,
s, long. 81. le, a chip from Norfolk for
Briaoi. 10th, n LAT. 81 IS, long. T.,
50, an Englilh fhip from Charleaon for
Glaigow. 18Th floop from CUBA, for
Rhode-Iland and on the I'D, a lnip from
Europe Tor Philadelphia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-01

Eiui Of embargo, until they can fix the
dus,es they have to pay /; they ieem very
much exalperated againit the Americans in
general"
Thofe ladies, whole husbands beGow
correction too freely, will be glad TO hear
a cure. At Barking, in Earx, whenever
a f(herman beats his wife his neighbours
empty a fack Of chaff at the door.--
The hpiband is next day 70 r%oaited, and
aked by every one, !" Soyou were ,hrell-
ing Taft night, fee, by the chaf at your
door," that he feidom recurs to the fame
means of admonition.--Lon. PAT.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-01

Arrived yefterday, from a three years
voyage, the fhip HoPE, Capt. RAY, in
zig days from Canton, and III days
from tie lie OF France, where he pun in
10 aop a leak, with a valuable cargo of
Teas, f,,ankeens, Silks, China Ware and
Rhubarb, a part Of which is on freight,
TO the houfe Of MeGls. GouyeTneur &
Kemble, of this city: the other part to
the owners tMefrs. Dagge,, Painter,
HlllhouGe, and Ait&ater) at New Ha-
ven.
1t will not, we ~prrfame, be u%ninter-
citing to our nautical readers, to give a
&etch Of Capr. Rays voyage, as he has
tfase'6d a part Of the globe hitherto IN
known to u~avigators. The Hope failed
Ia go, in company with the Congrefs
f.igate, and weashefed The gale in which
that velTsl was 70 much haltered. The
fri place at which The Hope arrived after
her departure from America, was Faux
lands Hands, where he remained Fix
months, and was iucceiSlnl in getting kins.
From this Place lAe proceeded to the
liland of South Georgia, where he made
atop OF three months, and then proceeded
on her voyage, ard attempted 70 get
round Cape Horn, which attempt was
abandoned, after beating 50 days. She
'len paI into Port Defte, on the coat of
Patagonia. From this place he went to
the River La Plata, where fhe remained
thee months, and dried the Rins which
'Aey had pfeviouly obtaioed. She
Proceeded round TO New Holland, and
touched at Port Jackfon, and continued
her route from THAT place to Canton, where
her cargo was difpofed Of to good adyan-
.!age. On the nd of December, 1901,
IN TIE latitude Of IS, 2 deg. South, ard
long. l66, Il, ". Captain Ray, diff
covered al ISLAND, about 7 leagues in
lsnSth, whieh appeaied 10 be well cover
@ with wood, but was not near enough
@cbierYe whetheritwas inhabited ; and
60 the 10th OF The Emc month, in Lar. s,
Nss. and IS minutes N. and long. l63,
=, ". faw another ISLAND, about 4
Hagues IN length. Neither Of ,heie lflands
slpsdr On any map, or chat; and had
s'p'. Ray been in Pohefion Of good boats
{ would havegone On fhore TO make fur
'sr ~difeoyeries.
ZrI-
lspt. Ray kcf at the lie of France,
Ie Coed Friends, Cochran, of Philadei-
tula Fanny, ofdo. PataPfco, Reeves, OF
= 1s-'llnore; Martha Warrington, Calder,
1louceter; UlyGes, Muektord, q
ps'sm Commerce, Wet, Of Gloucefer /;
Nasssranee, Delano, of Bottom brig
's@S' OF do. and the John OF Salem.
apr. Ray on his homeward paaage,
IL zad OF Aug. fopt at ST. Helena, 70.
10 water, where he was treated viii
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-01
OF LOUISIANA.

ExtyaR If letter fran Nevv Orleans, to
a merchant IN PHILADELPHIA, dated Sep
timber 1871, 1902.
"Since our lalt, the Intendant has de-
sermined to hat the port immedlateiy on
the publication Of the peace orders for
which ase hourly expected by the next
packet. Letters have been received here
from tie highef authority in Madrid,
which fate politiyely that Louid4na does
not remain ccded to France.
Extraa ga htze, fran al member Of TIE
~lsgJQatare gNev Jsyly to the Editors
glbs Cqzene Of The United STATES.
TRENTON, October IS, 1902.
The legilature met in joint meeting
this afternoon, every member being pre-.
fenr. The votes were
For Governor,
Richard Stockton, a6
Joleph Bloomfield, IS
For Senator,
Aaron Ogden, rs
John Condit, 70
No choice being made, it was unani-
mouly agreed, that the joint meeting
hculd rife. No day is at prefent though,
of for another meeting /; it mutt depend on
circumstances.
We under}and that a compromifc has
been offered by the republicans il the Le-
giflature of New Jerfey, but not acceded
TO by the democrats. 1t was propelled to
elea Mr.. Bloomfield to the Senate Of the
United States, and make Mr.. Stockton
Governor, Ga&. O.S.
Extract of a letter from St. Pierre's,
Martinique, to a respectable gentleman IN
New York;" The French Carlton (in
number about 12eo) have arrived ; and
about two hours before out flag was truck
they placed a guard on our arienal and
wharf, and feized every thing. The laws
OF 1889, and the people in various iitua-
tons and offices fill continue Every de-
fcription ofpeople, however, feem alarmed
at the prefent calm, and expect a violent
form. They have already began with
the Americans at prefent, there is a
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& WATTS,

Havs impoytea in the AdgQ,y, Cqbt.
M'Kuzie, tr0m Loudon,
Superfne Cloths and kerfey-
meres,
Wet of England Swanfdowns,
Yarn, worried and Silk Hofery,
Luteftlings, Pelongs and Pertains,
Fancy Florenrlnes and s%a,tins,
Collar Velvet,
Muffs and Tippets,
Threads, Tapes and Bobbins,
China, Satin and Salfanette Ribbons,
Mullins, Laces and Edgings, Wells,
&c.
Ingram Yorkhire Carpets,
Furniture Fringes, Cords & Tafcls,
Dimities,
And Irons, longs and Shovels,
Shad, Herring and Sail Irvine,
Nov. j. eo3w
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PUBLIC SALE.

Ia Morva7v, at 10 o'eloek, II. M. wiN be
Eld, at The Vendue Stare,
A quantity Of Sailors Jackets
s Trowiers. Alto, Cloths, Cafimeres,
Ch.ntz and Calicoes, Huns, Kendall Cot
tons, &c.
P. G.. MAR5TELLER.
Nov. T.
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CHARLES F. RET
Tn,Iog e3 H1b1t M1Bpy

UEVO7
MOST respectfully informs his friends
WI and the public, that he has com-
menced buGnefs in Royal freet, next door
to Mr.. Motifs Tavern, where he deter
mines that his attention and 6diduity lhall
merit a lhare of that patronage which he
mott earnealy l%olicits, and which hall be
executed with fidelity, n%eatnels and dif-
patch.
Nov. /. d3teotf
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Arrived big Aaiye, capt. Roberrfon

.A.."
Arrived brig Aaiye, capt. Robertfon,
81 days from Litbon.
Lett there tie brig Cyrus, capt. Patter-
ion, Of Philadelphia, bound TO Leghorn,
had par In there on account OF the war
oeoween the Emperor Q: Morocco aod TIE
United States, and rhe Portuguese coin
PEELED her to perform quarantine.
Flour was Filling at Liibon for 81 dol
lars, ont will be plohibi'ed entry after the
18th OF January next. Wheat Is dolIars,
l4dian Corn 81 cents.
Pipe ~iaves, dolls. 1co per hort thou
HID. do. 40 Iiand--duties and
Bil. do. Is charges full 50
per cent.
Arrived brig William, capt. Cook,
from Salem.
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Io-Meno70. at 3 o'elook, P. N, eUNJe
Joia, AZ Me9rs. Lazvrg/cn and Smoal's
~b@H, on q credit Of 90 and 60 ..'ays,
The Cargo Of the Brig Active,
jott arrived from Liibon,
CONSISTING OF
Salt, Liibon ana Port Wines, Lemons,
Oranges, foft lhelled Almonds, Eilberts,
pfelefved Citrons, Floor Mats, BaAets,
&c.
?. G, MARSTELLER.
Nov. I.
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Arrived ycaerday the brig I%ndufry,
CAPT. M'Kenzie, sodays from Lontion.
O3ober 18th, fpoke The lch'r Charlotte,
M.Dermott, from Baltimore bound 10 St.
Bartholomew, our s days.