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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
P1fILADEEPHiA, November II.
E.Tfratf zig Icfter 70 tie EdItor, dased,

Erf1aet ef.9 Inter 10 tie EdItor, dated,
TRENToS, Noy. IL, 1902.
The committee Of elections This morn.
ing made their feporl upon the petitions
ana testimony agaihs. the legality of the
election ~ the township Of Maidenbe s5
and Trenton. This report states. ths4
rom evidence Il appears to the COMMITTEE
hat illegal practices were used-that lie.
sai votes were taken--.and legal votes re-
eelVed IN an unlawful manner, by Droxy
that II Is the opinion oFthe committee that
provision ought to be made by law for nre-
venting such practices in future but ibat
u IS cot eXpedient to set aside the presene
election = I'''''
/" Ihis is the sum Of the report; which.
after some opposition rom the tories, was
ordered = second readlug---wbich will nro,
oab'y take place to.morrow-mernirg
The bill, providing for the election Of
SIX members from this state in the nex.
congress, by general ticket, was on as
cord reading tlis day, lost By the castino
vote oi the speaker, immediately an
tber bill introduced by tor, member.
dividing the state into SIX distrias for tb.
purpose OF clet!ing representatives 70 cor
egfess---thr BIZ was loss BY a majority e
iouror FIVE ! so ihaiit wovid seem we are
10 have no election Jaw"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
pRom = PsrlADrLpu,A pApzn.
Nif5eRm 'ss7yty ,1rrqaged.

THE Legislature Of Pennsylvania, 10
encourage an institution, which promises
% bceome not Only lasting benefit to the
Citizens OF Phiiadelphia, but to the public
m generaL have granted the State-hoase
tor display of tie Museum.
The subscriber has now, a. considera
bic expense 50 arranged the various natu-
raj subjects COMPOSING his museum, that
they May be seen to much greater adysn-
taSc than heretofore, one Of the rooms
being 100 feet in length.
There ccnnot be better mode To DIFF
fuse general knowledge of the various
animals OF ibis and other countries, than
by Preserved specimens, disposed In sys-
iematicicaI order. II is obvious 20 every
one, who mas thought on the subject, that
more accurate knowledge can beaacquired
IN Jew hours, by examining a well cbo-
sen collection of minerals or other siib-
Jects disposed In good classical arrange
ment, than car otherwise lie had in years
el hard study. Nature is uniform in ali
her works, and the great creator has
stamped certain characters ON every order
OF beings, that distinguish them from each
osher; and the mous we know of these
laws the more we must admire the wisdom
a'id benehcence OF the divine author. The
estabiishment Of a museum of the works
OF nature and art, Is of vast importance
and deserving Of the encouragement of
al good men, I therefore solicit the ci-
tizens OF the United States to aid p.y Ia
bors and in few wears more, Ne NAV
reasonably hope this will become a great
seminary Of useful knowledge, branchine
out with Infinite spiendor and be cor,
! unral source Of much wisdom and virtue
Although so extensive a repository as
IS here contemplated, embracing speni-
nens Of slF thai is found in the arr, earth
@nd seas, CANNOT be well Supported in each
OF the States, yet those who siIo01d 1t.
tempt making collections, may here re.
ceiye lessons ofilDproyement. Au,lPh;la.
deiphia being a central situation, will 10
visited by citizens q The other states, II
would thus tiifIuse rays OF light tdtlie mos,
distant parts of the Union. Books on ma.
turai History, are a desirable appendape
70 tins institution 90 compare descgiptior
with nature, learn Che economy and man.
ncrs Of various animals illustrate w,al
IS worthy OF remembrance and TO cor.
rect false opinions.
Models Of implements, and machines
useful in agriculture and manufactures
rs wei as specimens Of natural product
ons Of every description, win be thankful.
y received and carefully deposited in
a manner TO preserve their use, in the hes,
mode that can be devised by,
G. w. PEALE.
Museum, Jnne %, 1902.
II viii be obIigifg if printers Of News
papers ~ the different states viii insert the
above few tines in their papers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
BOSTON, November Is.
~ q so5rox eaaosleL,.

TTbe .tc:.. :. e, - . ""rIe Or
ne election IN Suffolk distIiSl vas fair
.ri , ,oi the strength Of the two parties
which so nearly divide the town Of }os,on
~. -. 'ne isst session Of the state legislature
mas disirics was changed 10y the federalis,s.
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$3.50 BaLLoon { PAsAenvr Z.
LoxDoY, Sehlem6er "a.

LoNDoV, Set.lem6er 24.
ON The 2lt Sept. Monsieur Carnerin,
made another ascent at Loudon, IN Pa
raebafc, (cr brcaker Of fali) suspended to
a balloon. liz ascended from tie parade
ground Of st. GEORGES Volunteers. The
ground and neighborh0od was crowded
with The genteclest circles.
The Pilot 6ali1on being completely fu.
81 ata quarter past FIVE, Gmnerin advanc-
81 70 Mrs, Sheridan. and presenting tc her
ne cofd By which il was restrained, 3D.
dressed her with, "Aycz IA bonte /. Ma
dame de le lacher," Haze me goodness,
MARIAN 10 let II ~" q reques. with which
sne Instantly coupled, and il was launch.
Cd into thn AZ amid The accIamations OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
NEN'@YoRE, Noyember,, 10.

10y sentleHian direee from Massaebu-
Se}ts we tSargl tigal%'en. Skinner, Of WV
Jamestown, the republican candidate, is e.
lscted representative to. congress FOR the
Western efstiic1 Of Massachusetts, by a
majority Of 500. ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
Noyemher Is.

Ex,l9et Of a letter dated at Cape Francois
'"e 81 complementary day (2J Sspt.}
year 10 llso2) 70 fIiend in Ph!ladei-
phia,
fchcllats you on YOUR foresight, and
on your good iortGne IN remaining Where
yoH arc How many cause YOU ;ni.it
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
Node Of .AthAying Manure IN ssyilzer,and


Node Of .Af.hlying Manure in Sz.itzeriqnd.
All the animal and vegetable matter,
such as the cleanings Of stables, warehous-
es, &c. thai csn / collected from different
parts of the farm, are brought 1gether in
the fold yard. They are there heaped
one upon another and kept constantly wet,
the different parts being from time 10 time
exposed to the air, till the whole mass is
decomPosed. The water flowing from it
Is then transported to the field either in
machines similar to GER water carts, or in
tubs, where il IS sprinkled over the land ;
and its eifeSts. are said 10 be much move
RAPID, and equally permanent, with the
common method ofapplying manure.
Water in the above state is CHARGED with
the different kinds Of gasses, so necessary
Tor vegetation; and what is Of more I'm.
portence still, with carbonic matter, either
IN state of solution or subtle mixtu, {,
nicely adapted, therefore, to be taken IN
by the tender vegetable fibre and to this.
! suppose, its superior ferlilizing quality
must DC owing, since carbon can produce
no beneficial effects, but in Is much as it is
soluble in water.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
THE FARMER.

The culture Of very useful vegetable.
TIL very lately unknown in Enclend. has
Deen recently brought to perfection, near
o'lstos. L sppegrs richly to merit the az
t,ehliVn OF our farmers. This is the An
Jou cabbage, perhaps the most useful and
prQhlable tesnmlnous plant thar can be
raised The seed. was suppiiedby aFreneh
enDgrart. j IS so tender that il is dress
Cd IN three or four minutes boiling. ItaE-
tords excellent food for cattle, and thew
iced upon il very greedily' II occasions
cows to sieid abundance of milk, and al
ne same time keeps them in aesh. In
buzz, rapiai;y Of growth, and for the I;ttle
c'ItHe II requires, II exceeds ali other OF
the bfassica species, The stalk ACQUIRES
the thickness Of a mans leg, and is used
when dry Eorfgel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24

Oursecounts respecting the election lin
TINS state .uiiy confirm what was stated il
tne last. chronicle. There is very little
doubt OF nine members being republican,
to t7sht federalIs5s. VIXEN the rettrna
are complete, we shan exhibit them 10 one
view. = 0''S
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Cme for the stuggers. Tie foilowine
singuiar experiment. was tried, and hss
irequenuy answered beyond expe0ation
on moor sheep, af1i6ied with That dread.
iui disorder called the Staggers, or water
m the head. Mr.. John Pybus, ar, opuIen,
isrfher, o. tLoly-weIi house, near Custbro;s..
iOst a number ofhis sheep by this tlisesse
various DeihoJg we're adopted to save
them bui without eGe6t-However. o FEW
weeks ago, he took one who app, AIRED to
ne dyinGi and heying rtised the skin MN
the foFe1ead, he with a sharp pcnknile.
suen IS are generally used by gardeners.
lad oPefa part Of TIC skull, literally ex.
tt1catedt small bag, apparently flied with
food, apt thics dirty water Immediately
ioiiowedthe 'nersiOn then gently closinq
the woWded part and covering il with a
strong p'cA plsisteF, was agreeably sur
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-27
NEW. YORK. Nav IL.

Entered, ihips Mercury. Brown, london;
Olive Branch. Bunker, Cadiz fchooner Britifh
Queen. Carpenter, St. Johns; brig Patty, Hall,
New-Orleans;
Cleared, fhips Liberty. Moores, Liverpool.
Bellona, NICHOLS, Cadiz; Hope, Fdgefton,
Madeira; Columbia, Boyd, Europe; Jupiter,
Law, London Barbara, Gay, Jamaica.
ship Ontario, Gardener, arrived at Liver
pool IN ~ days FROM This port.
The Danifh Chip Young John, D. Schmidt,
mater, bourd from this port, has arrived in
the Bririfh lhannel in 9 days.
A,rved lfxee ar lat
Ship Mercury, Brown, in 80 Gays from Lon
don. eff at London the flip Maryland and
Fair American of this pcrt. April II, fpoke
ihip rhebus, from Alexandria, vir. bound to
falmouth, IN lorg. 40, so, lat. AZ, 18th, fpoke
fch'r Rover, from Boiton, bound to Rotterdam
IN the Mercury came pafengers, Mefrs, Mum
70, Wilton, Maekiutoeh, Ycgler, Bailey, Camp
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bell, Ticmpfoa, l'snnow, Wiliotts, Hewitt,
and DR.. Romayns; belides ffeeragc peiIengers.
Ship Olive Branch, Bunker, So days from
Cadlz. March goth lpoke ihip Elizabeth, White
from Norfolk, out Sc days, bound to Cadiz.
May 18th, fpoks flip Matilda, Of Philadelphia,
FROM New Orleans, bound 40 LONDON, in lat.
SO, 80, long. Go blowing hard could not hear
the eaptlins name. March IL, United States
sfrigate Ehsx, capt Banbridge, arrived at Ca
diz alter a ihort cruiir after pnate.-She took
in IS men for the United STATES irigates Boitol
and Philadelphia. / he Bottom, the Fhiladel-
phia and Preiidenr irlgates were all laying at
Gibraltar Capt. cambridge informed capt.
Bunker, that there We're 10 .ripolitan cIuizers
Gut but the pirate ihip. commanded by french
crew. "A few Gays beiere capt t. failed, there
was a Swedilll thlp robbed IN Tanguir bay by
the above nien1ioned pirate, The flip had va
iuabie preient on bosld fer The Emperor of Mo
rocco, which was taken BY the pirate Captain
3. Iilewile Informs US that there were three
armed yeilels from Gibraltar, and one from
Csdiz, in ieareh after the pirate,
Lift OF VedeIs at Caaiz, March so.
Ships, .Hazen, Allen; Maniilo, C!a!by,
James, Chandler; Mary, Each; Harmony,
Myrick; Nailau, Richards; Rekeeca, Barr
----, Fields, Bfigs Two Brothers, Black
more; Difratch, Pray; speedwell, Hart; Mo-
hawk, Matthews; Canton, --; Francis
Nixon, ihompson, Schooner Happy Return,
crowall;, Hopper.
Fran LLO1D's LIST, March rs, to A.
bril6.
Gravefcnd--arrived, Columbia, Smith, Balti-
more; Daphne, Malcolm, Savannah Alexander
King, Virginia; lfabetla, Green, Charleiton,
Juno, Clark, savannah--M Milford, arrived, Com
merce, Simple, New York, Bound to Newry
Liverpooi--arriyed, Robert, Duncan, Maryland;
Jofeph. DeIane, New York Sally, Swaine, Sa-
vannah Mercury, Reay, Maflachuletts; Nam
cy, Burch, Philadelphia. Deal arrived, Plan
Ter, iSouch V;rginia-failed, Ann, Hooper, Bof-
ton; Role, Jones, Philadelphia; Warrington,
---, America. Clyde--arrited Mary Ann,
lugols, Charietton--iailed, Britannia, Miller.
Maryland Draper, Noble, New-York. Fall
mouth, arrived. Dart, Peck, Virginia Alexan-
der, King, do. Lucy Ann, Tompkins, do. Ply I
mouth, arrived, MahaIa Windlor, Atkins, Viz
GINA. Dover, arrived, Columbia, Smith, Balti-
more; Habella, Green, CHARLTON. BelfaR, ar
rived, Chic, Fall, New York. Cowes, arrived.
Amazon, ---, Charlefon. Hull arrived,
Back River, Burgefs, New York. Hambro, ar &
rived, -------, Trip, Charlel}on. Cadiz, arriv-
ed, Harmony, Myrick, Baltimore; Amelia, An
derfon do. Gibraltar, arrived, Hope, Norman,
Baltimore. Madeira, arrived, Leo, Folger, II.
York. Bordeaux, arrived, Delight, Taggaft,
Charleiton; harriet. Haynaan, Baltimore. Lii
bon, arrived. Perseverance, Coggehell, N. York
Texel, arrived, Berfey, Gardiner, Philadelphia
Bclyidere, Dotte, do. Jofiah Collins, Dalton II. Y.
Flora, Lee do Lucy, Cork, Bolton.
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alera,lorla aODertlsar.
THURSDAY, May II.

The arrival of the hip Mercury, in 90
days from London, has extended the regu
lar files Of London papers to the nth Of
April, without adding much political in
formation to our former flock.
One of the mott important circumstances
we have to announce is, the fufpenfon of
payments in fpecie at the Bank Of England.
On the 9Th ult. the Premier opened.the
budget. The fun required for the feryic
es Of the current year is Aated by him at
twenty-five millions five thouiand pounds,
which is provided for by a loan. He
likewife required proviGon to be mace for
paying the intere& ofninety- feven millions
additional debt, amountingto $500, oocl.
for which he took three leading elaHes Of
objects of taxation, viz. An increafe OF
two millions on malt, hops and beer; one
million from an inc,eafe ard modification
of the anehed taxes and one million
from the Exports and Imports. In the
courfe Of his fpeech on this fnbjeet, he men,
toned that it was the intention Of the Go
yernment to difcharge the National Debt,
and that the meafures which had been a.
dopted would produce that effect in forty
FIVE years.
The report of the propofed difnember-
ment Of Turkey by France, Rufia, PruGia
and Aufria, is
-A tale,
]" 7ozdb an aeot-taN sfloual and fry,
+" Sigai6mg not6mg.'
A meafnre 70 contrary to every principle
of good faith, 70 extremely wicked, in It's
own nature, and 70 pregnant with injury
TO the political interefs ofthe two great
eft powers on earth, England and France,
cannot, we are perfusded, at this time be
ieriouly contemplated.
Mfyeaatls I'D.
Extraa Of Letter from London, dated
April 6.
" Since my laf, two events have canl-
ed conGderable rife in the fcaie of public
confidence, the frit is the arrival ofthe De
6nitiye Treaty, the other, the nlAifaer's
declaration few days ago in the Houie OF
Commons, that he intended to move for
repeal TIE Ipccme Tax, & tho the wants
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u, 80, ipoke the big Flora, 5 days ont
from Norfolk bound 10 sNantz.
Arrived the brig Martha Johnfcn, cap.
tain Wyvill, "a days from ToSago lett
there the brig Richard, Jacobs, jua arllv.
ed from Norfolk h,p Mary, Tabor,
of and for Bolton fch'r Farmer. Robins,
of Connecticut, both to fail in few days.
on. 3, in lat. 70, ls, fpoke the brig Sue
GELS. from ST. Croix bound 10 Philadelphia,
cut days.
Arrived the Bri,hh lloop Julia Anna,
captain Pitt, II days from Antigua.
Arrived the ihiP William and Mary,
captain Dickiop, ~ days from Brlltoi.-
Sailed in company with 'hc h'p Fame, ct
New Yo k, and brig Uncn, OR, Tor Bel.
ton. OF. 90, in lot. 50, o5, long. So'
fpoke The inip Bon AIenase, Brown, IL
days OCT from Norfolk, bound TO Nantz.
Arrived the Britiih brig Peggy, capt.
Wainwright, s days f5cm Bsrmuda.
Arrived the Britih Schooner Sally and
Ann, capt Godfrey lo days from St. Vln-
cents.
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90. IS.
PETER ROWLAND,
Ladje5 g GentleMen'5 NaN--DreE
Ter, Royal fyrs!, has jgf rseeived a &C.
neral AJ'rtmentcf
Pc REL NJ F RY,
CONSISTING OF

ALMOND. Violet, Palm and Wintfor
Soups chemical, cream & common Wa(h-.
Bail Cream Ct Viole,s, Milk Of Roles
and Gowland's Lotion; ladies Toilet Per-
fumes, in fancy boxes EHence Of Roie,
M;ley Flowers, dc. Durgcmot, Lavender
ard Lcmon Rouge; Tooth Dentiirice,
Nioiet Tooth Powder, Tooth Bru!hcs
Eamars Lip Salse, Almond PATE; ladies
and gsn,lemen's Curling Ton2', elegant
Dreai0g Cafes, complete Morocco, travel
ling do. gold mounted Combs, To,toife-
hcll Knife do. drsfing and back ditto;
"a, les patent Backing, in cakes Silk
& Sganijown Pufs, Powder Bags Shag-
ing Boxes violet, rote AMI marlchal Pc
ma'ums perfumed and common Hair
Powder Hopkins and Mor'on's Razor
S;rops: be& warranted Razor's; Silver
tongue f:raFers; Tooth Picks s. Tweezers;
eenr!emcn's SUI end.-s, adies' Lcndon-
made Wigs and Frizets, Of the la,cf
Eshions ditto, oe his own make, sc. &c.
Fic makes gen,lemen'S taihionab!e Crop
Wigs, on the ihorteit notice. Likewife
Game Nets and Powder Fla&s.
O1. z6. eo6t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-26
NEW YORK, Oaober 20.

Captain Nlarrener, to whom we are In
debted for the following proclamation,
informs US, thar the new laws relative to
the duties payable in the illand of Marsi-
nique, limit the port charges at IL dol
lars, and duty of per cent. on all
faIes, and 7 per cent on the Purehaie Of
colonial produce. A number of Aneri-
can seGels there with beef and pork, were
no, permitted to land their cargoes when
capt. NJ. failed. 1t was not known how
lorg this prohibition would continue !;
bu, the government had ordered an enqui-
ny Of The quantities of every ipecies CT
proyifons that would be wanted, AMI,
from the sarcity, it was expected that a.
Americans would foon be permitted to dit
pole OF their cargoes.
On his p4fsge TO New York, captain
Nj. ipoke the ithooner Edward Swain OF
Baltimore, which Eiled iome time alter
the Sally, and was informed that 81.
Pierre's had been proclaimed the only pct
OF entry.
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NORFOLK, October 70.

Arrived the Bri,ilh Aocp Diligence,
captain Hatchard, X days from Hamilton,
Bermuda.
Arrived the Br;tifh brig Flora capt.
Hughes 20 days from Antigua. Lett
there the fch'r Refolution, M'Lei!an, OF
Pcrtiinouth.
Arrived brig MariaI capt. Liviositon!'
:, days from Lymington. Sept. 49, IN
lat. So, 80, long. a., fpoke the ieh'r II.
abeIla, of and from Philadelphia, bound to
Madeira, out IS days, Ga. 9, in Lat.
81 long. 70 fPoke the Chip General Green,
Miller, "a days from Liverpool and bound
to Baltimore. Ca II, in lat. 81 "a, long.
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PRICES CURRENT.
BOURDEAUX, September S.

BOURDEAUX, September s.
Coffee, Moka, ID. zg to 80 c. Mar
Unique and Guadalupe, fine "a to 2sc.
common, II, 10 ~ ! C. Bourbon "a to
z5c.
Cotton, Cayenne, cwt. 50 dolls. 50 c.
to s. dolls. ST. Domingo, 10 10 A.
Guadalupe and Ma',iniqpr, SO to 43;
Georgia Sea Illand, 43 to IS. Upland,
IS to 20 Louifanna, IS to so.
Cocoa, Caracas, lb. 25,o 70 {. Cay
epne, 20.
Cinnamon, China, Id. IS c. Ceylon
1906.
Coehineal, E. s55c.
ti!es, Bacnos Ayres, cwt. 1915 c. Bra
I'll, 1900 TO i5ooc.
Cloves, l5cto l75c.
Indigo, Bengal I64 to z56c.
lie Of France, I37 to 1900.
Pot an, United States, cwt. 75+c. =
Rice Carolina, cwt 1876 c.
Sugar, Havannah, Ia On. ewt. 1855 to
1855 c. 90. "a. 1900 to 2+5o; 9TH gu.
2o37 to 1900 common, 1855 70
iSSS.
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For S a L l.,
A LOT OF GROUND,
Containing ten Acres,

Si;ulted on the welt idc OF the George
Tom Road, and On the north tde Of th.
Lane leading through Lands of the late
MRS. PIr,henia Dade. This 0 iswithin
three quarters OF mile OF Alexandra, aud
is we'll sdap,cd to Meadow or Gardening.
The tenn Of payment are, one thi'd IN
three months, one third in fix months, and
The remainder in nine months from The isy
OF Sale. For further particulars apply to
'rhomIs Irwin, Alexandra, Jsmes Irwin,
or my le.i.
JOHN ADAM.
o.. IS. co
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Z + NJ OV A L.

JOHN MORRIS RESPECTFULLY informs
his Friends and the Public, that he has
removed to the new Brick Houie on Royal
itreet, within three doors OF the City Ho-
tel, where he intends carrying on lis Bui-
ne!s IS uluai.
Oh. rs. co3,t
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To be L + I,

For one or more Years.,
THE horf: now in the tenure o. Mr..
Thomas Clsgget, fituated Oh Queen frccr
near Warrington areer, and oppoti'e Mr..
John Wile's new houfe, the ti;uation is
high and .hy.-fos terms apply to
THOMAS IRWIN.
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PROCLAMATION

u = D
xeralaf Martinique ard 81. Lucia.
FRENcHMEN, war and diiien,ions have
feparated you from the mother country
peace rrRorcs you again to her bolom.
The French government maintains the
ancient laws made for the Happiness OF the
colonies, protects the religion of your ia
theirs guarantees the integrity OF proper
ty, and prelcrycs Aavcry which MADE 4
part of ancient colonial poiit iiion. After
having conquered and given peace to the
world, it wlihcs the happinsis and tram
guilty of the nation, by allaying hatred,
and binding NJ the wounds which parties
have made. After having comba;ed ar
mics, it fappot's affairs, and re'eRabli:hes
chriitisnity.
Wre,ched hail tRofe be who dare TO
dinurb the focal order efablihcd in the
co.orics who fhall cheriih iulpicions
with regard TO the intentions of The mo-
ther country. The fword of jaiiice will
foon be urihearhed 10 pGniih, but far be
i, from cur with 10 ard any one GU pable.
Our Grt care lhaii be TO prevent The com.
miRon Of flch crimes, by the mo& watch .
ful vigilance; and cur GIon,ett iolicitule
fhail be to add to the hafp'nefs OF the CO.
lony, ~ juRice and an eQai;abie admin
itraticn. Your foul, lorg 10 be united
again to Frcrchmcn, ten Yeas Of glory
have eRaced the mistortnnes OF the revo-
luton. The IS Brumaire, and .he trea-
~ Of Amicns, have fixed the deitiny and
the grandeur OF France. The hero who
gcyerns-who makes the Happiness of the
colonies his, by making commerce TO re-
riye and Aourilh atonilhsd potterity is
yet no, decided concerning ; but without
doubt will max : him the grcateA of men.
The CAPTAIN General,
NIILARET ]OYEUSE.
rBy an ar,ette Of Bonapar,e, dated the
S,h Florea|, 10th year, the following
names places in Martinique, ST, Lucia
and 1'obago, are ordered to be changed.
The fort called Royal, at Martinique,
mall take the name of Fort dc France.
Bourbon, III. name of Fort Dciaix.
The por, ard CITY of ST. Lucia, fer
merly De Cailr;es, the n,me of De Care
mage.
The port ana city formerly Port Lew
is, in The itland OF Tobagc, to be called
Scarborough
October IL.
Entered, (hip Huron, Brooks, Suna,ra,
lls days: Jupiter, Law, London; brig
Diamond, Cape Francois; Wellington,
Glover, Nantz; Eliza, Swain, Lilbon,
th'r Ann, Correll, New. Bedford Nine
Siiers, Little, Windior, Ms. Commerce,
Wright, Halifax.
Cleared, brig Ami,y, Moody. Cape
Francois; Telegraphe, Cabot, Surina
Quaker, Rice, Halifax.
Ex.rsa fran Liyd's LIZ 10 SEPT. /.
Az Graveisnd, Atalanta, Tucker. Bali.
more; Union, Frazier, do. At Porsfmcu'h,
Harriet, Mansfield, New York. AT Fal.
mouth. Flc,a, Joy, Virginia, iince failed
tor Amae,dam; Vigilan,, Boyle, Balti-
more. A, Bourdeax, Sufan, CowPer. Viz
giria Ami,y, do. Olive Branch,
lear. New-York. A, Dieppe, La Doris,
Iardeu, Baltimore. A, Leghorn, Alert,
Leonard, New York. AT Texel, Pcris-
rcrance, Coggeihall, New York.
S..,.g Core nyr len
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