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COTTON 6 STEWART
Havs receiued, large and geaerD7
ASSORTMENT OF BOOKSs
IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITERATURE;
Arnnoil wh.ch. are lac foILOWlng

Amongst Wn.cn, sIc ihS io1io" iuS
IEFFERs ONs Notes on Virginia, hct prsts'd
Ed. Kotz-bue's Plays 2 vols. Ladies Aluil-
3 cal Magazine, Parks travels, Steuart's Vie"
of Society, CheaeT6eid'S Letters, A vols Cuier's
Practice Of Phy6c, Wallis on Health, Palty,s
s Pllilolophy, vols. Gift n's Surveying NJ ore
Navigation. by Bunc, Burns's Poems, Miiot :
Ancient Hiftory. 2 vols. Practical Education, y
vols. Beauties Of St. Pierre, Buchan's Family PHI
! ficila, Foxs Book of Martyrs, vols. Lee S
Memoirs, Britith State Trials, Robinfon's t.cmi
. ftty Reports, ayois. 90 be conSinued) Gentle
s nisn and Ladies PxNc -ptor, vols. tiunter, on
s c Blood, vols. CaIdwell's Mem. irs, Which :
i.esluges. Martins Law Of Nations, Vattefs
ditto, Newton on the Prophecies, 2 vols. Edln-
5urgh Dipenlarory, Elegant extracts, Coniti-
buttons, Zimmerman on jh;ude, Ditto on Ma
tional Pride, Blacsltoae's Commentaries, vo!s
Collection ofrarces, 6 vols. Polite Education,
Tooke's Pantheon, JANUS eiters, 2 vols Gu
,hric's Geography. Knoxe's Education, vols
!, Ditto Efays, vols Coitigans travels. Cook 5
: Voyages, 4 vols. Danlberger's Travels, &c. exc
" O y Ell S.
The Armenian, vols A1ontalbert, 2 vols
Antoincttc. Tales OF Wondcr, {by Leivisl vcls
My Uncle Thomas, vols. Jack Smith, Spirit
o. the Cattle, Arthur Meryin, vols. Clara
Howard, ormond, Weiland, Maid of the Ham
Zee, yagabond, Sailor Boy, Athlin and DIM
baync, Romance Of the foreR, 2 vols. Myste-
zies of Udolpho, 5 vols Louifa, Julia and the.
Baron, Gkoit Sicr, Tale of the lines, vols.
Camilla, vols. Eveiina, Slvols Monk, vols
Family of Ortemburg, Negro, 2 vols. Black
2 Valley, Ellen and Mordaunt, VOLS George
BalnwelI, Mountain Cottager, Children OF the
Abbey, vols Roachiort Family, Darcy, E
mia de ,Varnoat, 0akindae Abbey, I he Far
Impoftor, vols. Ejelfri4a,, 4 vols. Court dc
Hoenfdern, vols. Henrietta Mortimer, vols.
: Fashionable Daughter, Count Gleichen, Emma
& Doryille, Scotch Heteis, 3 vols. Miis BATH
Nores, q vols. Advertisement for a Huiband, 2
sois. Wandering ilander, z vols. Corneiia Sed.
ley, vols Tom Esne, vols. Edward, by
Moore, 2 vols Mord~ unr, by Ditto, vols.
Reuben an Racheli, Girlsoft The Mountains, vols.
) Myftic Ccttager, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Billss, Tei2ments, Pfliters, Common Prayer
!. Books; Ditworth, Webiter, Univerlal, Pearce,
London, and Rational spelling Bsoks, Primers,
and large collection Of i1iaoTies and Childrens'
Books, Writing and Letter Paper. AMI Paper
EIaagings, Waters, Q;,iiis, Ink Powder, Vic in
Strings, Playing Cares, Song Books, and Blank
s Books, &c. tls.
Al4MANASs fer TIE year iSoa, by the
grocc, dozen, or iipgie
g. Countr1 shopkeePers fupplied on the low
e,tterTS.
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April 10



RAN AWAY from the iub{criber, on
liz 1T May, PATTY, a likely Negro
wench, about twenty years Of age: fhe
hs5 been brcush; Up in the houie, is
coed feamareis, s. very capable among
i variety OF clothes, the has a purple fluff
petticoar, a fire blue cloth Jacket, ccrd-
Ell di.nity jacket and coat, plain muffin
gown, handfJne worked muffin do. a
plain d.. both we'll made, white camel
hair lhawls with netting, fire white cot
Ton Bookings, fayeral pair, and pair Of
write Ink do. handfome black hat, neat
A5cs and ether cloashing. She went of
with Negro feilow the property of Mr..
Philip Fit1hugh: he is about "a years Of
age, s. feer high, well fet, inclined to
be corpulent, tawney complexion, lively
!. oun;enance, and lpealSs difintlly, though
qlcS he is an excellent joiner. He
took with him pail Of new brown cafi-
mere pantaloOns, a round upper jacket Of
the fame cloth, green broad cloth coat,
with a blue velvet collar, handiome
fwanfdown g.aittcoat, with rlettlc buttons
a new black hat, new lhoes, fine white
cotton bookings, green pantaloons, ard
other cloath.ng. The above reward will
be paid to any peflon who hall lodge
chem in any jail, either in Maryland or
Virginia, and ample compensation made
frr any other trouble or expence.
SARAH THORNTON,
Mayy7. 60 near Alexandria.
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GUNPOW DER.

Baltimore Rellona GmaPovder,
BY the quarter cafk. Alio,
Rsfned SAT- Pc5re, lythe guar
ter cwt. Or larger quantity. A contant
lupply ofthofe articles from the Manufac-
tory, wilI be kept fer fale on the lowea
terms, by
LAWRAsON g SMOOT.
April S. COON
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-15
THE. SUBSCRIBER,
THE SUBSCRIBER,
Contemplating a removal from the
DiJ2ria Of Columbia, as lo0u
as he can cloie his o'd fa'sd1ngg
concerns, OFFERS FOR SALE,
THE FOLLOWING
Very Ualuable Property.
One undivided half of a FARM

aiioining the Great Falls OF Potomac, on when
S i GOOD Hualc, new Barn, and iome excel
EN- MEADOW -----~Ailo, a FORGE, 50 BY 90
Icet covered with tin, and Coal and Iron
tiouic, iituated on the Canal made ~ the 70
mac Company, and the right of cutting the
wood for goo years ON a large parcel OF land ad-
i1ining--nuch fthis woolls conveaclitto the
lver, an / may be fcadi!y tranfpartel to George
rowsl,. HE FetIer4l City, or this p'aee. 4 he
othe hall may he pqrchaies',
Three EighthS Of about eleven
hundrse acres GLAND, in. BerSiey County, adj
ioi.i the lads Of the y itej STATES, at Keep
rryce Furnace and IEarper's Fcrry--nlore N n
half of, ia in wood AMI the rom inder good
farming land. The othsr hss-eishts may a.io
bepurehaiei.
An undivided lnolety OF 50
acres of LAND in hi Comm,n f Aexlndll'
And adioiaig the town, chiefly u ideT tease OF &C
dar p9ffsand chelnnt rails
A large and handlome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, 50 by 40 feet, With a
brick Stable, Smoke Houie, and Well OF excel
lent water--The Garden aud Yarl Pa!el in -
The Houfe is not quite 1nilhed. Il viii be ioid
either in lis prefeat Gate, or fiaifhed as may iut
the pufchlier.
A number Of LOTS on the
new wharf, made BY Mr.. Herbert, Mir. Wilton,
and the fableriber, btweea Fairfax ltre afld ne
river Potomac; AMI AZ. the divilion ct the taid
wharf, made from Nj. rhompten's by 20 iect
hreet
An undivided half Of a LOT
in the wet file of tairfax ifrset, above Queen
Gseet, on which tic honlc Was burnt Ia ~inter
For particulats, refpeaing titles and terms,
whch will be liberal both as 70 prise Al cTedit,
apply to- 49,
Alexandria O1.I7. law
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
TIE Turnpike Road from A|s1ar.

d,7G 10 Little R5usr,
in Loaaoun county, will be received b
William Hawthorne for himlelf and John
Thomas ricketts,, in Alexandria Trad
Lacy and Burr Powell in Loudoan Ddvh
Hunter and William Riddle in Berkkyi
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Fran'
in Jefsrlon; Bnfhrod Taylor and Nn'
Davidlon in Frederick; Samuel Crogdbn
and William Stienber3er in Shenandoah
This being bufncfs in which the CON-
munily may be greatly benefited, 'nda
it has only this day come into my hand'
l have undertaken TO ppblih without con-
fulting The other commidionersa as they''
all at a difance, The law is with H
and | doubt not will be ihewn by 'S
other commiflioncrs, to any perion 'P-
plying. The law requires Ten D'4d" !,
be paid at the time OF fubicrlblnS w
remaining fum of Ninety Dollars on eau
fharc, is TO be paid in dividends, as c'lf :.
for by the PreGdent and Directors, %"
cholen by the itockholders.
Anri] %.
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1 IL ! LIN NV W
Hair DrefIcr, Royal Street !. =
Has juR refrived iii addaional GEy'
articles in bis line, am0ng 99F'' o., N
Ladies fhell Combs nouD"'
with gold ard beads,
Geutlemcns' plain DO. m.
Almond PATE for cleaning 'n' ~'
G Gentlemens M Morocco travelling Sn'
ing Cafes, -. f,,, oud
Clothes,
Vegetable Powder in boxes
Short Six Sufpenders,
Violet & Windfor Soap,
Efences in Phlals, .,.
Tooth Powder ADD Dentlirles'
Az aOO allotment Of Tooth Bruff ::
SILK and swandown powas,
Curing and Pinchipg Tong' I'D ,lp.
Roie, M 1 Violet am
ichall Pomatum, .oooed DrD'
Ladies and gentlemens' J'p4'
ing Cafes, complete,
Gentlemens' Neck Pads
Do. Bandoes' ,zor Srcf',
Moreton,s and EIopkios's N'A'
Ba, ley's Shoe Blackl0g'
Court Platter. ,e----~-~
PRINTED DAILY Sc2Gn.
S. SNOHzDEN 9
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28

from if, thar my meaning was altogether fn;f-
taken by them. Il is equally probable, thst
IL may be Eaiita6cnby Others alto. I his leads
me to make the following explanation.
coniider thar there is wide difference
Between a0i6ifiqas adyeutnrsrg, and fgdulYyesz
e:.s, e,sterpriz1g, md Uirtusay jarsig,.e,s
Il ne remarks Of the editors taeni 10 :,pr.l,- al
mott altogether, to the latter deicription os
perfons.
Il impofible for any man, to rcaea one.
moment upon the hiRoIy Of this country, from
1he mt iettiement 70 the pfetent tirne, aud
particularly during the revolutionary war,
who wiinot be obliged 10 acknowledge, that
aaPoH many important occafons, great, and
l"metines, indifpenlbie fcrv:ces, nave been
/ rendered, by Perions who we've uct natives or
the country.
Generals Mort goperY,an Erif1man; A1ef-
oef,>a .Scorfr1an; ard Puiatki, Pol. wisji
many Others, who ware equally worthy, tko'
ieis coniplcuous, fought, t!ed, and died in the
battles ri America, Nearly one half Of the
American army, at one period, was competed
OF foreigners, who occupied al ttatiors, from
generals TO privates. Ii ought never 10 be
forgotten in Virginia, that the MARQUIS =
fayette, Frenchrnan, Commanded our arr.,y.
Cornwailis; or, that the capcu-c OF The Bri-
tin army Al 7 ork, in 1881, NAV be attr.b,,-
ted to the aid Of ,he French troops.
When the credit OF the United States wos
| 10 low, that clothing GOOD not be obtained BIZ
Congrefs for aiingie regiment, the whole ci..
| WI and military operations Of the goyerlnen,
were Imported By the folc credit and abilities
OF Mr Robert Morris, who was born ir
| England.
! During the whole war, all kinds Of arms
and other military accoutrernents, were n,ar,,,'
/ featured near to Frederickibure,, at the works
| of Mr- James Hunter They were fo}d to
the United States upon credit. The adysn-
tage Of this rnanuta(lory to the caule, IS vel
known TO thouiands. Its luh as well known.
that MIR. Hunter was i Scottnan.
In the year 1891, when public cred:s zy,s
fo reduced n Ehis fate, that the raf,cl goney.
! deprecated rapidly from ieventy-fiv 70 one
: thouiand for one, and then fell 20 noth,oo. :
when the ita,e was invaded ard oartlv over
ran by Britiih army: fuppies for the Ar7e-
rican army, and many Other public ouyDo{As
were procured and accomplihsdt,y the ir-,iff-
= tyy, ard upor the credit OF IL. David r of,
D who at thar TING vas commercial a. .st for
the ltate Of Virginia MIR. Ro.s VIZ ike.
Z wife aided ia the important and ar]uous d,,.
= ties Of his department by M. William, Hay:
y after MIR ROSS resignation, Mr.. Hav fac
i'ceedsd 10 the fame appointment, which he dir
= charged with equal advantage to the connr
r ity and reputation 70 ii:1lcf Rom chef
IS g-rEons are Scotfnen.
S During the uoft UcriIous times Of the r.
{, soiution, Mr. Alexander Headef !op. srcfi.a,
e Scotcbman was nor onIy one of he troR A.
= tpuffr-a yrei-51e r-,l.-.c -.
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MISS ROBBINS,
Lafst s,on Laadan,
PROPOSES 10 open in RIcHmoND, a
BOARDING SCHOOL

For thefteception OF YOUNG LADIES. Her
education, The AattcTs herfalf, has been iuch
as to render her adequate 80 the undertaking.
Thofs young Ladies who may be conitcd
70 her tuition, viii be iniefu6ted in the Eng
iiih and French languages w riting and Arith-
snetic, With every other u{cful and polite &C
pliihmens.--Farticalar care will be paid
TO their morals, and every requiiite attention
VIII be given them.
The mott approved matters for Muhc,
Dancisig, SC. Willie engaged.
Petions .delirous of being further informed
Of the advertifey are requested to apply to tie
Rev Mr. Buchanan, MIR. William Hay, or
Mefrs. McMurdo and Fiiher.
Richmond, .fuly 2Sfk.
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MI. w he Edt.....

Therc IS no article which we have eve re-
ce''cd tof Pu5hcatIoa- which gives rs mote
pleaiorc, than this e1planatory note az our
Vifginian EorreiponJcnt We ice,
pleafurc to commits an error, vh.a he
means ot ~orrc@ 1u s6ord u much ,rR4i G...,
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f16f.''sa 'e9esk9gs R90n ryaf Mesf, al 71yo DBL.
Lars, fgratis "a a4vanes.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-27
.W'ednefday, February II.

Mr.. Thompiop-I 6nd the opinions !
entertain, 70 extremely adyerfs to the fen.
timents yefterday cxprsGed on this i1bJett
by the honorable gentleman from North
Carolina iMr. Henderfon) which opened
this debate, and the honorable gentleman
from Pennsylvania lMr. Hcmpsiii) w'o'e
great ingenuity feel peaiule !" a,snow-
lodging, that / feel myfeit ImPelled &c
offer to the confederation Of the committee
a few obferyations in reply to the arg"-
ments ufed by thoie gentlemen. But
Mr.. Chairman, whit 1 pay the riSofe
of my refpea to the eIoeuene: and ability
which the geotIsmsn from North ca'oli-
ma has difplayed in the dlie'i''on OF tbs
fubieef, l mutt pray that honorable gen.
tleman to pardon ne when declare my.
lelf unable TO follow HIN, when ioanrg
on fancy's airy plnion ne 'rsnipr'ed Us
acrch the Atlantic, AID prrieoied 70 our
view. il shs n.s vivid colours which
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
STONINGTON, Nov. IS.

Rboit- lizard medling qvi.b Conre6rn Ekaiom.
The paragraph inherited in the Journal. the
week following Freemen's meeting. refpetsing
the election 10 this town, ~ss copied into the
Rhode I7and Rrpnbifas, printed 10 Newport.
Anxious to render the doctrine Of Anti Rcpub-
lican Strepfiss popular, and pcriuade the people
thar the enlightened Freemen Of this town we're
rapidly !" falling savay'' from fyaem, which
they have ever conGdered jise and equitable. the
psttifoging Editors Of tho Newport Mercury,
commented upon the paragraph. by declaring a
part Of il falfe & aferted in contradiction. that
the Representatives from this town, were firm &
determined fopposters of F,deyoiIr, and like
wife have publiihed, that there was large ma
jority Of Eedesaiias at the meeting II! /! Every
perfon acquainted with the politicsIs character
of the people of this town, and thofc who at
tended Ffeemen's Meeting, (even thofe who be.
long to Rhode I0and. alrho' principally Fedc.
raj, q number of whom were prcfent,J well
know that the inlnuations Of the medline Edi.
tors of the Mercury. are I" /sJf, Jfaxdaisa, and
naiieioa,." The Representatives have more
than once declared that they were Republicans.
and will not recede from their frequent aGer-
tions, the litte quibling evafons VI the whole
hoA of Mercury Editors TO the contrary not
wi,baarding. Iffhey arc Federalifis, Why did
they vote for ard fuppor the Republican nomi-
nation for AfIiRan's II two thirds Of the Free.
men were decided FederaIias, Why was the
Federal nomination for Members of Congrefs
sImoa unanimouay rejetiedi II received no
more than fen vofes upon an average.
Your ideas, MeiTn. Editors Of the Mercu.
ry, Of thereopie Of shis town. ar: erroneous t.
you arc mi6nformed, and altho' you are 70 fan
guine that = m,jorisy Of the FIcemen Of this
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
BURLINGTON. .,ivsr)N Nov. )
Sisyu1af Hffiarrf,

Oa Thurfday the 9Th ult. a fon of Sinsn
Griggs. Of Caldwelis Minor, about 4 x years of
age, having found rope al the end OF which
wss noois, in playfal mood, put one eud
around his body. the other end on cows raii.'
A fsrvant was milking the COW at the ,ime the
boy was fixing his rope. but did not obSerc
What the boy had done. Soon as the COW was
MIXED. the boy truck her with eck. which
occahoned her toron. dragging the boy after
her. The COW made for the Lake. into which
ihe ran. il being but few rods difant. In her
courfe. the boy was drawn over log. sgaioit
which his head hit. Mrs. G. obfcryiug the
dreadful ftua,iop OF her ION, ran Immediately
into the water. caught the cow. from whom fhe
extricatrd her fon by cutting the rope Bot
alas Che was too late, her fon having already
expired.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
PHILADELPHIA, November 7.
FORGED LETTERS.

The fhameleh condaa of Jsbn Ratirdse,
in the affair of the Js,gsd k,n1, has been at
tempted to be covered over by an cdSrsf to
him by number of perfons at Newport. The
cuifom of aSarDfng has been heretofore con-
fdered as fuited only TO public occsGcns.
Had Mr.. Railsdgs been governor Of province,
the copmander of cohort. or Judicial char
atter OF his circuit. there might be fomc a?p-ar-
snce OF couhacncy, in the aet; but Rnitdge
went TO Rhode-Iiland sad isf,igasd, and was
publicly detected 10 tranfattion, bale and igno-
minious in itfelf No, to let the odium ref
on Rstlsdge Gngly, il was determined to divide
the reprosch, to fpread the flame over a large
furface as po0ihle this was TO be dope by an
addrsG. We have fent for the copies OF the
j',ged letter., and fhall publiih them as foon az
received. da,oga.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
TO BE SOLD,

nN the 18th day Of December next, liz hir
" wea'hsr---if nor. the fra fsir day)--at
O'clock P. M. at public auction, unIeis previ-
ovny difpofed of--all the right and title which
john Ms~ebsa<,, late Of Middlesown, died fes-,
ed cf. 10 and to . certain Dwelling Houfc and
yard thefsso adjoining, late the property Of
Jtdae Mssfb.6sy, decesird---6tuae In fad Mid
dleiowp coo6Hing Of tic great room. Rove
bedroom, north-~ea bed room, and che norh-.
saa quarter OF the cellar, and north.esa quarter
Of the boufe yard. Sale 10 be on shc premifcs.
The boiidiog 10 valuable. and convenient for
fmall family and is really worth the attention
of any that may win TO buyj who. :f they
chcofe to puschafe st psisne frle. are invited 70
apply to the fnbfcsiber, who viii girs good
ride. Conditions gill be made knof p at the
time and place Of fale. 10
80, SARAH MANCHESTER sasssf<.,
MiddIetown, Nov. 10. 1904. "
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
BURNE, fSwi,z ! September "a.

The French minieer received yeiterday a
courier from Paris. Nothing has yet tranfpir-
ed of the difpatches brought by him but they
cannot be othefwife than interefing to our
country. A great event is preparing, which it
IL lsid will take place o.morrow. During the
two !aa days very active and multiplied con-
f.ences were held at the landamnan Do!der's.
We are adared, that il Is in contemplation TO
sppoinr D,s.afoy or Grand Cexrrliafor and,
that citizen D,Ider is dehgnated for that extra
ordinary magiltracy.
SeSf. I4.-An event little expected occu-
pies che public attention, and gives rife to a
ihnufand conjeeturcs. Citizen D,ider, landau-'
man. has been carried off this morning from
his houIe, and under the eye Of his guards. af-
ter having beer obliged to ,ehgn his Office.
Sept. IS.-We hear from Baden that a
fnst action has taken place between the infar-
gea,s and the Helvetic troops. The former
bad about 80 men killed, and great number
wounded.
SEPT. I6.--Citizen D,Iaer, landamman.
Rutteman and Fueay, fadthal,efs, who had
given in their rehgnation on the i4th and sth,
have returned TO the refump,ion OF their func-
tions. in confequence of an invitation from the
Senate.
The war Office has this morning received
accounts of the cspitulsrion of Zurich.
< A courier arrived lat evening from head
quarters, has brought dfpatches announcing
that . co'nmn of about 1000 peafanu Of the can
ton of Zurich had joined thc Heycsic army |;
and that reinforcement of about 400 men, in
two bodies, defined for the city, have bcen de-
feared by our troops of the line and militia, aud
efpeciaIy by torfe-chsG;un, who have df-
period the icfursents. killed many, and made
forty prifoners.
Arrau without experiencing any OTTER rcGe-
arce than Eight check near Baden from
company of troops of the line and 90 chaHeos
of Zurich. They had 80 men killed. and .,v-
erai wounded bat the troops Of the line were
obliged to yieii to foperiorisy of numbers.
1t is faid che infcsgents had advanced as Gar a.
Oisen. A convoy Of ammonMion for General
Andcrmsst efcortcd by three officers and Gxty
npeo, was Obliged to enter the fortrcfs Of Ar
bourg for ,fafety. A company which was at
Langenthal, has fortunately received orders to
march sgaioa Arrau the fame night the Ia
forgeots mad projected 10 difarm il. A certain
number OF peafsnu had marched 10 Thoun, in-
tending to diiarm the troops thse; bat the
citizens. having joined the troops. the peafants
we're rrpulfed.
All the troops that were in Oberland are
returning to Berne, and the poEs which were at
Brunc are raifed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

DlED]-In this town. Lao Saturday morn.
ing, Capt. JoHN c. AtMY. jun. fon of Capt.
John c. Almy, Of Janet fown, ,--univeffally e.
teemcd BY all tho knew him.
On Thuriday morning. Mr.. Thomas
PRicE, aged 49.-Ris fricnds and relations are
de6fed TO attend his funeral, this day. at his
late dwelling ng-houfc, a, fecond toll Of the bell.
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Foreign Articles.

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The EnSliG, have jog tvacualed the whole
of Esypt. The TorkI preseud that before
embarking they fold at a an-s6price. to the re-
bel Beys, all III: smnuaition remaining in that
province. Theie fill continue in Upper Egypt.
and are daily reinforcing themieIves with de-
ierters from the Ortoman army, principally
with thofe from the AGaiic corps.
As foon as il was known that the freedom
es the Black Sea had been granted TO the French,
hserAi commercial houfes of that nation, eaab-
lilh-d here, have feat exprrI.s TO Smyrna. Ss.
lonica. and feveral places in the Archipelago,
charged with new fpeculations.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
LEGHORN, Auy. 20.

We learn bv the captain of an imperial
fhip from Tunis, of battle between the troops
Of the Eey Of TUnis and the Bcy Of CONTAIN
tine. The battle was very bloody.
Wcsleasn alto by the fame conveyance, that
the Amesicsn fquadron which blockaded the
port Of Tfipoli, having landed on the beach
body Of 1000 men to attempt coup de main,
and ger proviions, was attacked by acrowd Of
stmcd Tripolines. who not only beat and re-
pulled the Americans, but took four hundred
priioneu. 7bs intelligence qoarfs eorfrmafiox.
On the 4th Of Aueua, was executed at
S~sSmuocben, near Ausfburgh. woman aged
sS, whole crime is of nature calculated to tx
the attention of thofe who audy mankind. Be-
tween the 18th Of January, 1898, and the zd Of
November, 1901, this woman fet fire to the
town Of Swabmunchen, fifteen times, 10 confe-
qusnce Of which fifty houfes became prey to
fhc flames, and great number Of Perfons we're
reduced to poverty. Several individuals, on
whom fufpicion fell, were fent to prifon, but at
length happily for them, the real criminal was
discovered BY laborcr, who caught her 10 the
faA. Her name is Maria franklin After few
en- exnniussicns, ia which fhe denied the crime,
fhe % 10th, on the eighth. confeGed her guilt,
and pIesded in her ratification, that from her
yoosh. fhe had been lormented by a violent frs.
ebaaf 10 fet houfcs on FIRE: That fhe had re6it-
cd this defe for long time. but at length
overcome by her PATTON. fhe had burnt the houf-
e alluded to, without any end in view, and
without any rcmorfe. This woman, in other
seipcess had conducted herfelf with great pro-
pricty, and did not appear 10 be deranged in her
mind. Size was beheAded, and her body burnt.
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