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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

Accounts from Eaa Florida, fate, that the
Indians, under the direction oil Bsquiss. have
commenced predatory war on the S,aniih /;
that the fetslcwents on ST. Johns river we're
nearly deieriet j and that a na.nbsr had been
t;it.d FSN ~ NAf ts ~ ftN'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

EIrgsps PKIN1's, rspre.estins Gen. ~rhing.
ton, ard his fsi-,ds weeping sfound him, may
be h,d az lhis Office, ifspPhsd Sof foos. "
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

EiGSa ~ h!Er I'm L.usss. ds,sa T1assa,
es ,s,.. SA, isoz. ~.
81 congratulate you upon The frtslemrns.
ofthe 6 h and 7lh articles Of the Bsi,iA Trca-
~. Tie board here will foon proceed 70 make
Awards as before. payable by annual inaAI-
gneuts. +" - e
.5i A cosfpiracy Of the negro flsves Of the
Hand Of Tobago has lately been detected, which
bad for It's object the naGscre Of all the whi,es
and free blacks, The ring Leader Of ,lIis plot
was negro from America, who, With his piin-
cipaI adociatcs, were taken and executed. $3.50
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-18
THE THOROUGH BRED hOKSE.
.,MONTALTA,

WILL ftand at ny fable and be letto
mares the prefent leafon, at Six,een Del-
lars, or Eight Dollar; tie leap, and
T.uenty Far Dollar; to enfure mare
with toal, and HaJfa b0l2a,, In each in
ttarce, to the groom. The money tor
the leap mutt be fent with the mares
notes for the feafon mutt be tent with the
mares alto, which may be discharged by
the payment of,welve dollars on or before
the laa day of July, at which time the
tieafon will expire. The leafon commences
on the 6ra day Of April. Mares will BE-
fed with grain, ifreauired, at the market
price. Good and ex,enGve paausage gra-
lis. All potlihls care VIII be ufsd to
guard agaira accidents, and efcape, tho l
will not be aniwerable tor either.
MONIALTA was got by Colonel
Homes's imported h,ric Bedford, whole
character and psdigree ffands 10 high,
both in England and America, as to need
no commen, from ne. His dam, as ces-
tilted bv Daniel Carroll Benz, Eiq. OF
Riehland, who brrc her, was got by. Lind.
fay's Arabian, her dam was young Sell
ma, her grand dam Mr.. William Bren,'s
Ebony, her great grand dam Colonel
Taikse'. imported Selma. Ebony's fin
was Col. Tayloe's Imported Otnello.--
Young Seiima's fire was Col. Bsylor''
imported Fearnapsht. This blood is alfe
70 we'll known to, and in fuch high Ell.
NATION with gcnrlemen who have beer
and are now on the turf, that ihall:only
ada. ,hss Mon,alta's colour, high fern,
marks, &c. are admired by all who have
ieen him. He is fullI54 hands high, and
will BE- FIVE years old next May.
THOS. LEE, fen.
Prince Wiliian County,
March s. 2awl6 +
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N . 1 | e. t..

liz tbe eef Of ANDREW r,,Lrr,,.
RAMSAY q WIN. Ramsay. f'''
The fub!criber being duly appointed
anignee of the eRa,e and effects of the faid
.4udre7v Ramlay and the aid William
Ram/ay. All perfons indebted to the faid
bankrupss, or that have any ofsheir ef-
fctts, are hereby required to pay and de.
liver the fame to the fubleriber and to no
other perion whomfcever.
JOHN Mc'IVER
Alexandria, Feb. IS. eoIzt
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Houie Of Entertainment.
Randolph Mott,

Randolph Mott,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has open
ed an INN in the Town Of Alexandria,
in the homie lately occupied by captain
Charles Midnight, where he intends ufog
his utmolt exertioas to give general iasis-
faction to thofe who LAY favor him with
their cuacu, which from his experience
in the buGnefs he Aatters himfelf he lhall
be able to do on the mot Reasonable terms.
January 5. Iawzteo
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ROBBERY.

One Hundred. Dollars Reward.
TIE fabicribers' tore was ktt night
broke open and the following Cath and
Goods taken thereirom, viz.
About 100 dollars in Cath,
Crofs- barred and itrlped soarle iwauldown,
Piece OF iuperhne brown cloth,
] do. do. dark bottle green,
1 do. OF dark brown fuperhne,
LIDO. dark mixed brown fuperhne,
z do. of blue fine cloth,
d.. of dark mixture fine cloth,
) do. lapet mullins,
Of fprigged mullins number-allo dirai.
ties; camel hair ihawls; brown, red and
blue bandannoes yellow Aaggs and
cinnamon iilk lhawls number OF India
book mullins; womens' blue and white
worried and cotton bookings, mems.
fancy cotton bookings; few pieces
of Marieiiles veit patterns and fix nan.
keen, together with variety of other
articles not particularly recolleeted.
The above reward will be paid to any
pe-ion for discovering the Cain and Goods
an! couvieting the thief or thieves; or
Fly Dollars for all the Goods, or in.
pr portion for any part of the Goods re-.
GO cred. .
1t is hoped all we'll difpofed peyfons will.
in.ereh themislves in discovering and
bringing to condisn puuihment the per-
perrators of this daring attack upon the
property Of citizens.
J.& NJ. SCROLFIELD.
January z. d
n Such Printers as are diipoled to de-
tect villainy are requeaed to INHERIT the a.
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CONDITIONS.

I. The Work mall he put to prefs imme-
diately after 400 fubicribers are obtain
ed, and 6nifhed with the utnoa cxPe.
dition.
II. Where practicable, the books fl'a'l be
forwarded, free of expcuce, to irch
places as may be deGsna'ed, ard per.
ion appointed to deliver them.
Ill. It, lha!i be printed On fapersne
medium paper, with neat type, kand-
lonely bound and let'ered. and deliver.
ed TO fublcr;bsrs >: TIN DsAGts q yo-
June. To. ncn-fublcr;bers the price
will be enhanced. =.
w. Subscribers 10 pay, where convent
ent, one dollar in advance.
ea Sabf,iptaas ssfeiced Ct tie IN" 9
tbe dkxan1ria Ad1ertJifs, end by tie
different Beeknlks, IN Aikxa"dr'a.
New York, January, 1902.
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The term of :Partnerfhlp

The terra of :Partnerfhip
heretofore exiting under the firm Of
Hombl0n 6 Ke,teh,
expired On the zs,h Of Decemaer, 1901:
Ali bufineis relating TO tina. firm will be
fei,led by the faoicr!bers at their counting
room On King itrees.
JONAH. THOMPSON,
RICHARD VEITCH.
WHO offer for Sale, on liberal
terms, THE t5l2o7rirg Property, Viz.
i Two Tracts of Land in Lou
doun county, one Of which 10 6tuase near
the Gum Spring, being well timbered,
and containing four hundred acres-the
otter near Broad Run Church, containing
four ,huodred acres, adjoining the lands
of George Lee on which there is an ex-
,eniive peach orchard: late the property
o hn Spencer.
One Lot of leale Land, in the
Mano. OF Leeds, Fau9u!er county, con-
tainirg two hand-cd acres: late the pro-
psrty, Of Aquila Davis.
aOne Tract of Land in Ran
dolph county, containing FIVE hundred
acres (faid to be very valuable) iituate on
the fouth Gde of Glady Creek: late the
property of Patrick Dougherty.
One other Tract in Hamp-
thore county, on branch of Fairley's
Run, containing 400 acres: formerly
the properly of Daniel Jones.
= One other Tract called Feru-
'lity, containing two hundred and Axty
acres, in Weamoreland county, itate OF
Pennsylvania, ftuate on the Monongahs-
la, about one garter Of a mile belo"
Gamers Ferry, and miles above Parkln-
fon's ferry, binding three quarters OF 6
mile on fad river. A comfortable pro-,
portion of faid tract i, bottom land, with
a valuable orchard Of fugar trees, and
abou, SO acres under cultivation; the re-
mainder very heavily timberei.
One other Tract containing
one thcaland acres, en- Green River, in
the fate of Kentucky being part of the
military lands formerly belonging to G..
Rice. deceafed.
One Houle and Lotin Charles
Town, Jeferion county, on the Main
ftreer leading from Harer's Ferry to
Wincheaer, occupied by Adam Haun.
A. vacant Lot in .laid town,
ftuate on the fame areet, adjoining the
fore of Thomas Hammand.
Two handfome three itory
Brick dwelling Houies, with brick fables
and carriage houtes to each, Gtuate on
Pennsylvania avenue in the City Of Wah-
ington: at prefent occupied by John Coyle
and Benjamin G. Orr.
A Brick dwelling Houle in
George. Town, oppodte the wharf occu-
pied by George King, together with part
OF faid wharf.
A Brick dwelling Houfe in
the town of Alexandria, Gtsated on Prince
itfeet, between Fairfax and Royal ftrsets:
lately occupied by Charles Turner.
A corner Lot on Prince and
Royal aree,s, adjoining iaid brick hoafe.
The vacant Lots on Prince
Erect, on the eaft fde offaid brick hcufe.
'''Th. Et.,ation Of tho above property IL
equal to any n1he town for bufnefs.
A Houfe and Lot on King
fres,: now occupied by S. Snswden and
CO.
A Lot fronting fifty fix feet
on Prince areet, and extending back i19
feet, bounded by an alley on the iouth !:
on part Of laid lot is the warehoute occu-
pied BY Hugh Smith.
A Lot on the wet ilde OF
Waihngton freet, between Prince and
DIX ifreets. Iaw6m
r O K 5 A l. E,
On Credit, or for Cath, as may iuit pur-
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For NGteo1 Rent.

THAT handfone, CONVEX mt three to.
~ BRICK HOUSE, lately occupied by
Eimud ]. Lee, Eiq. in King iree,, a
tew doors wet of Pitt areet.
SAMUEL CRAIG.
Dsc. Il. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-18

E.ILt.iD Ta>o/A In !,
CONTIGUOUS TO ALEXANDRIA,
To BE RENTED.
THE fubfcriber purpoles, in
the enfuing fpring, TO lay of, and leaie
forever, comfortable number OF
BUILDING LOTS,
handtomely ftua5ed upon Warrington,
Fair ak and other itreets extended !; each
lot from 20 to as feet in front, with the
depth of 100 feet to commojious alley !;
the whole commanding a delightful view
of the City OF Warrington, the Potomac,
ana the eircumjaoent country.
As the Rent required is only 81 per
foo, front, none need apply but those who
will covenant to build.
CHARLES ALEXANDER, Jun.
Feb. ea9 Std 3tsw
Robert I. Hooe 8 Go.
H,o Imported b, The Mp Fabias, from
Liverpaol,
So crates Earthen Ware, well
aGror,ed.
Thy have hkspjt CT hasl,
Libon Wine of fupe,ior qeality,
- -.as; Sugasby the hh'. or barre ;
G Honse oy the bsg-5road and narrow
I1oes, oPao~s, So, ~.,u r. ynrg rams,
dad Uaney Of German Linens.
Feb. 5. 60
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IUST ERCEIVED,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or
c. L AS S,

CoaGfing Of elegant cut quart and piat
decanters, goblets, tumblers and wine
glaaes, to match ). plain hall: Pint, pin.
and quart tumblers, do. quart, pint and
half pint decanters, which will be fold BY
The box, OF by retail, on moderate tetns
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
March 4. 60
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f q K 5 A L r,
On Credit, or for Cath, as may fuit pur-
chafers,


That Lot with the Houie
thereon, lately pcfeGed by Mr.. Jones,
Coachmaker, G;uatsd On Fairfax-Stree,,
near she.cenrrc 81 the fquare formed by
.Oaeer,. and Cameron Streets, running pa
raI;el with faid Streets Iz3 feet ) inches,
and fronting on airfax-ssreet SO feet Il
inches, with the privilege Of a 10 feet
alley adjoining.
4Nb,
That convenient Lot, with the very
comrlcse ard i:otan,ial Buildings there
On, in the town Of Dnmfries, occupied BY
MIR. E. Srpck. COLIN AUD.
Alexandra. January 4 Iamtf
e4n Abp1eu,ee zean<d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-10
Lands III NCutuCkV.

LdlluS III NCnto1hy.
TO be fold by Public Sale a, TIL
Tsutw- C!Dte- Roam, NJ Fri, OF j..
I'd da, Of December sext, at IL o'eloes,
Eieycn thouland acres ofland
in one o, more lots; laying in the com
:; Of Fayet,e, ltste Of Kentucky about
% miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles fouth cat Of the Ohio River alri
adjacent to the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and ieveral r,Gog
Ettlemenls. The foil generally goo;i,
,2,I watered and timber Of various deictip.
tiuns.
Theie lands within IS miles of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi-
gable two to three hundred miles above the
extremity of the lands. '.
Hin,
To be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, axof6er TRACT Of LANu
OF nine thouiaad acres, in one or Il o, c lots,
in the county of Fayette, fate Of Ken.
lucky, nearly the fame diiance from Lex.
ing,oo, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
tie former and Main Licking river, dl-,
,ant from the latter only few miles.
The foil is in general good, well wa.
tered and timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the ncighborhood
of the fettled parts Of Kentucky, and oP-
poate Jerley retirement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Efq. in.I7S7 and
1885, and the title deeds are clear and IN
dilpusable.
AS theie lands are to be di!pc!ed Of for
behalf of,credi;ors, they will he pof,iseIy
ioid to the highei bidder, for approved
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Maae'foa
of Lexington; Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
of Woodiord county or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point cut tee lands.
For further information and an accurate
plan of the lands, apply to John & Charles
Wilkes Eiqrs. or Lewis Simond Etq. New
York, or to Mr.. Brown, Dunfries, Viz.
GINA.
July 80. 80 q
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+ OR S A l. T.,

On tbe i6h day Of AHsaf next, at III
Rad, Hog,s, in P,mte William ea"ny.
by The Trnfecs Of tie Ln,e Ger. Nt!tas,
About 5000 acres of LAND.
lying in the counties of Prince William
ard Loudour, near the laid Red Houic.
Terms fpaynent as follow. One fourth
part of the rufchaie money to be Paid on
the frR day OF January, 1905, aru the
other three fourth parts thereof to be pad
at three fuhiequens annual payinents.--
Bonds, with approved fecuri'y, 10 b
given BY the purchaiers at tire tin OF taie,
and interea thereon to be paid a, the rate
OF TX per cent. from the hrit day lsl nary +,
1906. If the Gra pay ment Of the FUR
chafe money DE not puntiually made, the
land to be again expoieo to fale, by The
fuolcribsrs for ready money it the land
lhould not then fell for The full amount Of
the Gaid purchafe MONEY, the purchaler
purchaitrs to be accountable upon their
bends for the deficiency. 1t the tri ray.
ment be pune;t ally MADE, tlils w'iI be s. :
en- to the purchasers, and deeds 0! tru!$ ln'''
oe exec Sd l., rhem fnr recurring the future
p.yme.Is, which deeds Of truit will bc
acted upon, and the lands cxpofed 10 ialc
for ready money, by he truiiees, tor the
iu,, ancun, Of the Whole bonds, by virtue
OF the deeds of truR, ifany one ct the To-
ture annual payments be not punttually
made.
The lands will be laid off in lots tc fuit
purthsiers, who will have the right of
feeding them after the 10th day OF Au-
gut next.
NATHANIEL BURWElL,
THOMAS NELSON, jun.
Surviving Trufees of Gen. Thomas Mel.
fon, dcceafed.
June IA. dtdt
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FIRST NOTICE. -
IN ithe eeje Of ylaae M'PAtyo' q
BG1ky1ubt.

WHEREAS 2 cor,mnhon Of bankrupt
cy founded upon the 'atf of tie Cansrets
Of the United States, paaed on The 4'b
day of April, 1900, entitled "an at TO
eashli1 an Uniform iyftem Of tankrurt.
cy tt1,ugtout the United States" has
been awarded and ilTusd asajna Ifaac
M'Pherion, of the coonty of Prince Viii.
liam, merchant and miller, and he being
declared bankrupt, is hereby required TO
iurrendrr hin!elf 10 the eommihiontrs in
the faid commiEcn named, or major
part of them, on the 10th and I4'h days
Of Auguf next, and on Friday, the 27sh
DAY of The fame mcntb, at the Eagle la
vern in the city of Richmond, at o'clock
IN the afternoon Of each day, ard, make a
full diieoveiy and diiclofure'of his eaate &
effects; when and where his creditors are
to come prepared TO prove theI: debts, and
at the fecond fitting TO chufe :fignees G.
at the Lar fitting the faid ba K ,upt is re
CURED to hniin his exam s,'cn, and III.
creditors are to If ri 20 o. q TINT iIom
The allowance q HiS ccr.ir,a,. 81. g."r
f2ns intebscd to lie ia d h.ni;:ap., cF .at
have any Of his eject, aIe not 20 Jay Or
e.ivtr the lame Du. va commit
;ionefs Iaasl appoint.
RI. Ben JrCU&E,
Secretary TIE Crmr.U,c ~.
p:chr. ID 4 /;
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Sails By aaataa,
On SATURDAY next,

On SATURDAY next,
1T 10 .'t!acs, will Be fal9 attic Axe7iss
Rom
Iilbon Wine IN pipes.
D., W.. :, ..,,,s, e.its
Rum IN h,,,eI,l
O.. :. 49,
ME-. :, h,,n,.,d.
EoI p-,,a, - hh,s
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John Gardner Laid

John Gardner Laad
Ha, h,ey ,xeeiVed tor fak at M Wars-
b0y/e, Prince Frt" Wbay,
Rulia Sheetings pe, sale or
And India Cotton piece
German Linens and one trunk fewing
Silks and Ribbons,
A few pair handfome Looking Glales
in gilt and mahogany frames,
Two bales of Paper Hangings,
A great variety OF mems, womens and
rhildrens' fhoes, coarfe and fine,
1 4ssss Hylso and rz1s,
Souchons 10
Tea table le;ts Of China in boxes,
Cotton, wool and playing Cards, -.
Holland and country Gin of the bea
quality in pipes,
w. India, and M .
aagland Rum, inhhds and bis.
MolaGes & Sugars
konee III DGSs1
Spinning Cotton,
Butter in 6rkins,
Beef and Pork in bis. and half biz.
Spermace,i and tallow Candles,
White and brown Soap,
Chocolate of the belt and common Tort,
Cheefe Of an extraordinary fine quality,
Shad, Hsrrings and dried Cod Fin,
Aqu.etity Of red Soal leather
Freih RaiGns and Figs in caiks,
Lemons in boxes, -, 49,.
Pepper, Alfpice, Nptmess, Almonds,
and a fnall quantity. Of freih HOPS, &c.
{ A55,
Abou, 50 tons Of Lignumvite.
May l3. - q -.
ar Clean linen and cottea
tr.o. houoht at This office.
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publ,f 5alR.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
ct ten o'eisck, qyiN be laid a. tie Vesaae
Si0re,
Rv,a in hosiheads and barrels.
WhAke, 81 barrels,
Gin in c,i.kS and barrels,
Pert wine in caks,
MoiaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Wsi'e and 0r,wn icsp in boxes,
Chocolate in boycs,
CcE,e In tierces and bags,
Raiin:s in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware m crates, Handsomely
aHorte.i,
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The iubicnber returns his fin
Oere thanks to the public for Pae favors
and RESPECTFULLY folicits continuance.
He has now or hand and offers tor Tale
at his Gore in Pri, c, Street.
Holland Sin. French brandy,
Jamaica Spirits,
Cherry bounce, made in the year 1850,
Green Coffee, Teas,
Leaf and brown fuears,
Crocks:y ware, &c.
.-flis, graa,iy JfrsG
Lifbon Lemons ard Lines,
Scfr lhel,sa almcnds,
FiIbert., prunes, olives. carers,
Tamarints, ireih fl'sd Oil,
Excellent New ! ork cheeie,
And fal,-Peued bacon, dHea from Smith
field.
THOMAS SlMMs.
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kF Clean linen and 'cottea
rags bough, at This office.
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ALSO,
4 var1ety of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH Arr
SuperEne cl;'h and kerhmeres,
Narrow Ciosh, sni Francis,
Irih Linens, anu Oz,.aomgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzcs and Salicoes,
Cambr8k and Cotton ihawls,
India Muffin and Table Cioa'hs,
CoIoureo threads ard towing fiiks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A nurl,cr OF other articles.
T. G. MARSTELIER,
A. &c - Venhue- Mait'r.
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dtdf
STRING GOODS.

WILLIAM OXLEY
Hes uteiped per the Pail Seim0n, vio
Baitimorr, and Unian, capt. Woodbon|f,
from London.
A fupply of fuitable GOODS
for the feafon, which are now osening anti
will be fold low by the package or piece,
and he is in daily expectation of receiving
further fupplies.
N. B. He has ALTO for iaie,
China in boxes and Sadlery.
: May 70. Q
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t"CJK ) A l. T.,

AT THE SUBSCRIBERS WHARF,
70 tons Platter,
10 bids. Sd and 18th proos Rum,
s ditto Molailes,
{ ditto Sugars,
15o bhls. Rrf quality EetI;ngs,
70 ditto Pork.
RICKETTS,, NEWTON, 4 c.
Iune z5 d
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: FOR HAVRE,
r. TIE fne new hip
MR. RICH NJ O ND,

E 50 TO 100 Hhds. will BE-
taken on freight, to addJefs of Mefrs.
Collow, .Fferes, CaIniehaei, & Co. il
early application is made.
: For freight or paRage, apply to Cspta'F
Rudd, or
A. HENDERSON & Co.
Capt, Rudd will Pay no debts contact
ed by any Of his crew.
For ia!e Bills oaParis, payable in sn-
don, and on London direet.
A. II. & Co.
Tu'v X. d
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LONDON. Ian. d.

Yeaerday Mr.. Life, a kings me6en-
ger arrived with difpatches from Marquis
CORVALLIS, and this morning MIR. Webb,
fecretary to Mr.. Jacklon, the Bri'ih mi
infer at Paris, reached Downing itreet
with communications, which are iaid to
be of importance.
Iii confidently Rated that the Dedni-
tive Treaty hzs been actually Ggned on
the part Of Great Britain, France, and
tire Batayian republic; while limited
tin, is allowed for the acccilion and ra,i-
fica,ion of the court of Madrid. This
itatement has at leaf probability to re-
commend it to credit. 7ruveller.
This morning we received Paris papers
to the 10Th ult.
Preparations, on ica!e of great magni-
fcence, are making at Lyons for the OPEN
ing of the Confulta of the Cifaipine Re-
public. Accounts from that city, of the.
azd, pohtivcly fate, that the Er.t coniu!
is to be prefent at the meeting. The pre-
feas and depuries are to hold their fittings
in the palace Of the government and all
the public building, and private houles,
with triumphal arch prepared for the &C.
Gallon, are to be illuminated or the ARRIVAL
Of Buonaparte. Four hundred add twent-
~ FIVE deputies and thirty prefests have
ALREADY reached Lyoas.
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r LatsR from England.
NETWORK, March s.

NEW YORK., March 8.
By The attention Of a fritnd, tie Editors
ofthe Mfw-Tark Gazette hare ,seeiv-
ed, BY the Bnt;@ ba,yae AiJi,n, f,om
Liverpool, regular ferries Of London
dates ao1vz 10 THE eveniug Of the 9Th Of
January. Tile exnaas 4Ub:e5 1ollozs
eomp,yt au that Is important.
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Thuriday, March II.

Thuriday, March II.
MIR. Grifwold laid the following motioa
in fubfance, on the table.
Re/,lved, That it is proper to make
proyifon by law towards indemnifying
the merchants of the United States for
French fpolia,ions, 70 far as claims for the
fame have been abandoned by the con-
vention with France. Ordered to lie on
the table.
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"wednesday, March 10.
The Naturalization bill was paGed-
Yeas, s9-Nays, II.
A reiolution was offered for adjourning
the two houies on the iecopd Monday in
April, when it was moved TO poapone the
confederation of it until the 18th Monday
of March, which, after debate, was carri.
ed. Yeas 46-Nays A.. -.
The hoaie then took up the amendment
of the Senate to the act to amend an act
to lay and collect direct tax, and agreed
thereto.
They ALTO agreed to the amendment, Of
the Senate to the act fixing the military
peace eftablilhment of the United States.