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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
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BENJAMIN RUGGLES

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Relpeafaiy irJoyns Bis Cnfo~sr, and tie
,Pxbhe m general.
THAT he will undertake to procure House
Il or Store Frames, or any OTHER dimeniions
Of Timber. Plank for Wharves, &c. Of the fol-
lowing kinds of EsRern wood, viz. White
Pine. Spruce, Norway Pine, Hemlock, Black
or Yellow Birch. for Cabinet work Cedar,
Hackmataok, Maple, Black or Write An,
Beach, or Rock Maple ALTO, MATS aud
Spars of any dincnfioa. and Birch or Hackma-
tack, Ship. Timber any Of which, il applied
for this Water, may be delivered here in the
courie OF the next Spring or Summer, on the
eahef poaible terms. Any perfon wiihing to
CONTRACT, would do well to apply early 10 the
Winter, thar proper time may oe had to get
the Timber out.
He has. likewifc, on hand, at his Lumber
Yatd, on Slocum's wharf, in Newport, a gan
crsl sdortment of Eaaern Lumber fuch as
Boards, Timber, Spruce and Hemlock JoiA,
Wincow-frame-Ruff, Shingles, Clapboar,s, Ce-
dar- Potts, Laths, &c.-A fupply of which he
propofss to keep conaautly on hand.
Alto, gentcel Boarding and Lodging may
be had for two Gentlemen. on eaiy terms.
Ne1rpors, Nev. al, 1901. off
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
For SALE, m Gaod Repair, By
THOMAS GREEN,
THE h,ee eemmsSIas, Dautllire. Y

THE large esmmsdoss DqOeiiing- Hosit. in
4 svbieb be sslp hvss, in 76ames- -Jsress, near
CARR. Ferry a avsH essarnaed large eo~pssi<xs
f'ys ia ibe rsnf, f5s yard asd cellar 4peN paqxd.
gesd eDeH Of aoafe, mfbe cellar, ssd ejss,s
ia fbe be.yar<.-----Said HOr,f 10 speU lssspx 70 be
one q fbe 65a fana, IN isqon. fer ~pty kimd Of
bsfwgji; q eo,H Be- ~ at Anaias ~ ssi pre-
ui0sg dypsisd sf) tbe VI Fbs,fay ~ May sex.
Said GRSSN baving on band, effbe
Isiof imto,is'iss,, es.pltis el;ysmesf VI Esgil6
ard Is<ia Cs'di, Is determined n /fN sbss for
res1 fy, al fbe msa reduced prien.-ALso,
Said GREEN earnsfly inwfes all
Jseb " b6j,ieSd and eyasne,r, ssbs Ssvs s,sa
aefas~f'. or rypoe isd<bssd 10 biz, more Or lef,
~ b'sk, .sis, er morfe@ss. 10 make tsymesf as aos
AZ may Be nvvvriesf /; s/jeeiaiJ sbsis 9ssdisx
brsvd fb,ss mssfbs (fbs esae~sy Term sf crsdif; !
sssbaf be bsps Bis god sl1 f,issG sviR eosfis-s
fssir Jxy'ss. ard ssf sy,zks ki. sszr IN fss dt-
eiise q iys.. 70 aobss te dtsesfJ efss Bis s,ate-
~ ssssssvk1 ~e~s jsv ssaxsfsl1 Javs,s, slsssdy
ssriosi -, . ssg E,As " h~< fss.
Newport. Jan. rs. Jsos. A6d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06

THE republican Naturalization and ma.
jcri,ies in Cong eh thirk they can reduce our
national exienccs by rnesiures Of economy, 70
As to eject all the nccriIary ends Of good gov.
ernmcnt, and relieve US OF a par, Of cur taxes.
This, il practicable is certainly very beneficial
object. The republicans appear TO be periaad-
ed Of It's pratiicability. The federshGs, on the
contrary, pronoance it vifcnary and impoflible.
On this point the two parties are at iAue. -
Nov, brother Yankees, we ought furcly to give
the attempt fair chance for fuccefs, and Judge
Of the parties according to the iefult. Ii is a
laudabIe endeavor, and our in,erca sequires US
60 pray that it may prove fuccelsful. Let u,
difrgard party names and prcjcdice., and nick
60 our intcIea. That is the true teit Of poll
tics tor A YANKEE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
HoRRID EFFECTS OF GAMING.

THEpernieiom fonftquenees efplay
ba1e been frequently de/cribsd in the
.qrongeR terms, and HyHarated by THE
mea .Rriking Examples. Seldom boz0-
eqer, bave thy been repreSnfed on 70
large a Jfals as in tie late account effbe
tafe ETA great body Of gamsaers at Ham
barg, 7obieb an intelligent Ibse7nor las
ppbiylbcd in a German Gazette, as the
rs/nt ofbis affcative examination during
period Of tzcO years. OfGx bundred
individaals qobo uers in the habit of
.frqnenting gaming bonles, be aates, that
nearly one b4B not only i2a e0ajideyable
.lnm5, bit 7oevr finally Aripped efaN
mcans etJalGacnee, and ended their
6ays byIeJ-mardeE Of the rsa, not ic,f
fbas a bmrdred fniRed their career BY
becoming faoindiers or robbers on The
higb.s0ay. The rtmnaaf Of this ugtor-
fnnafe group psrJibed, joms BY apeplexy,
6m tie greater number BY ebagrin and
dcpar. He mentions fbat during the
zObole pace eftgco years, TO qobieb bis
journal is confined, be did not fee one of
fbsjsfx hundred gamsfsrs s0itb a Jingle
MsO dyfE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
Advertisement Extra.

noCTOR yfnAs oainls,bs,gIs, prefhents
~ hiah moR kiot, and obihsquious gcmhl:-
nenn 20 de ladies Of de borough Of po,h feses,
and reib:ttlolly dcils dem, dat he ha, cot MONT
vontetfui fefhdossdive. or fbezific hlsiihter. or
gs.sblafm, for &c latiss nakes rough clpows. die
god veddsf. IT haih = rnofht vontcrfu eG,tt in
daking off all dat gcasfe Kin, CALLED, and named
de gootes v'eih, and vill make te eipow, as
tmaoth. ard as foft, ant rs vie, as te lex Of a
ihiSkcn. ven te vcdder are b;cked OF. or &c
hsNs OF young pspy. re Tottor makes his
ibezihc bisihteu nit ,e muitart, and te fhiniher,
add e s-ivennc 6ebber, aAd te skkavorth, and
s,w offs.s &c y ,t VOC ssioea each
.Tsi0 TsssnSsr. Ss3is
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.


hseS. manner, walking very wide. He is a
odid, daring fellow talks and laughs much,
and very loud he fpeak. Low Dutch and mid
ding good Enslith, altho' he frequently gives
his words the Dutch accent; he is not 70 very
black as many Of The African race he is an arch
fellow, very active on farm, or on the water.
Amp Perion who will take up hid negro.
and deliver him ~ MS matter, or fccure him in
any goal 10 that his matter may get him again.
iha!i receive the above reward and all reaionab!c
charges paid.
An Matters of veiIels and other perfon, are
forbid taking away faid ilave, or harboring
him at their peril, under the penalty of one hun-
dred pounds. DAVID BANKS.
Neso0'k, Neqv- Jeyfy, Feb. s, 1904.
n. B. The above negro has been fcen al,
Providence tR. l. and at Lime in Connecticut,
out on being pnriued, left that aud is now Zap
PPo'ea to be IN fome other parts of the Eatern
States.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06

INFORMS the Public. that he has opened I
4 GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
the hoafs. late the properly Of Mr.. cakb Earl,
where ne has for Sale general aGoSsment Of
WEST-INDLA GOODS.
Among oshefs. are the following articles a.
Rum. Brandy, Gin, Cherry Rom. Molzges.
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
kinds, Coffee. Chocolate, Rsiiins, Currents,
Pepper, Ginger. Alfpice. Cinnamon. Nurmcgs.
Bstter. Cheefe, Candies, Onions, Tooacco.
snuff, Powder and Shot, Lamp Oil. Loaf and
Brown Sugars, Ssc.---dLSO, 'sft
A general and extenlive variety Of
Crcckry and Hard Ware; Meh's aud Women,
Shoes, &c. &c. With many other articles, too
tedious TO meation ali which viii be ioId at
the mott reduced prices.
- N>1oboyf, Nov. zr. Sff
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NICOLAS GEFFROY.
Watch. Maker, in Mezvporf.

. ~'~-~NSs sSS StSPVfb9
INFORMS tie Public, be bas token into PART
i neylSip M,. L. TlSSOT, a lstyjo, Wo,k.
mar. Ad,s from the Waftb Massfaas,, IN Gerr-
Ua, qpke evil ssde,akr TO make ssqp Sva,fbe, -
ard 10 repair, IN tb< tsf ma~ne,, jsr qu0ieb
maker, or private Pfyicas. 0xy ntqo- esxfyxi9ed
and complicated Wattbe,. end Time- Pxeu.-
qbsy soiL als iuperf, from E,id Ma~ptosoyy. at
vine m'nfbs zcCrning. aH/reb Wo,fbH asl \ ims-
Pises', a, thar employers RaH ordrr.
They have alto ConAantly on hand,
An elegant a00rfment Of scarranfed, and
eOsmos EngiJ6, and Gsneva Watebes and T ise-
Pitce'. qvbieb ft.y ssN (sHes ,eeissabt term.
IL addition to fbe aSsuS, sby carry on tke
Coldfmith's & Silverfmith's
Bs6ssfi. in ~Hn 5re~esr. ard Eleqci,f sri2
mate, oy ,sfai,. any kiud Of .JsaDsIlty, is iie
ssstsR fet2s~.
They ALTO have for Sale,
Wbolsjaie and Retail, all kinos Of ;7esg-
shty. imsorfed and Of fbe la,of yl5iomi; sesesrs'
geld and FLOR epasisfs; bLasx aid J,oi cas-
dlgsieks tfafsd and B,naxr,a tea -psn dirk,,
fsaH fsoe,dt ard basgsn; plafsd Sins, fir.p,
and lps" ssa.frers; eas0's andironi. .Esvsi asd
ss~g' ss'lsy srsre Of ell kixl, mgbf ard da,
/y; ghe0"; Lsdio and ger,itmrr's fsslst.5sOks |;
hsg-gLs9s'; Js.Se~ku; frffs; is,jt- sutifs ;
rdsors Hs5kin's famosf ,azsy.frsp,; 6sa Bssp-
er bar; fs.tsmfu IF Oh lin4s, Jf,su Leslsr ard
PARIS bsi,:-fszldfv /; Gaye5 Barisy:,ssar, and
lsgs, flanb'i stesiS Jsgars 6,R Maia5ar u
S'offb fsES; and SSrai s0rsty Of siGsr arrieies.
100 asmtss1 10 isisri 5err.
NEWPORT. Feb. 7,lsoi. rot
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.ss'*

EPLPLoCE.-[For the RrruBLIeAS.]
Dada MidSltfeqos Judge to his RepublicaI
ncighbor.
"You'l doubr not vote right on the preien
occa6on."
"That will" replied ws'd. eve who Iiy,
-. by our labor
"Think Republicans al for the good of III,
nation"
Fsd'y0 Jxdge. " Poh nay from town meet
ing. and I'll give you Dsi2ar.
"That's more than you'll get, hyou 20, from
your friends" n Z
RtpaJita~. /" III give you sqvo, Squire, il
that advice yoo will follow.
"And I'm fore. If you 20. you'll not anfwer
your ends"
Ex-Jsdgs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06

| u EAL Port Wine. in qdar.sr md halfquas-
IN ter Calks.
Malaga ditto ditto.
80 Caiks Railins.
40 Boxes Moicatel ditto.
10 ditto Jordan fhclIed Almonds.
40 Jars Malaga Grapes.
Turkey Figs Of the niccft quality.
Malaga ditto in trails. -
10 Cspes Creme dc Noyau Ilal
BAIT Currants.
Prime Notmess-Macs---cIoves- cafia---
/ Cinnamon.
Msdeira Cifron.
India Preierves in Jars. viz. Ginger Citron---
Lemon and Lime.
qbe a6sUs A,sielS, are IF fbe idfe4 Inborfafiss.
"A l. S o. ,
few Puncheons Antigoa Rum,
Black Pepper in bags.
BcR green Coffee ditto.
kegs'of Englifh Mutiard.
Salt Petre by the cwt.
Wrapping Paper per ream.
Spanifh Flote-French & Carolina Indigo, &e.
For Sale, by ~
HAZARD e GARDNER.
Newport. Jan. zo, 1902. ,Sh
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TO BE SOLD,
A F A K M.

w,
I YING iD Exeter, State of Rhode Iflan5,
H. about fix rilesfrom Wexford. contain
ing So acres ofgood Land. With two Dwelling
Houfcs. and other ont buildings. IL may De
purchaied together, or ia fepslate disiGoas.
Payment will be made eafy.
--HLSO-
A fhare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hunased Acres OF
excellent Land. For further particulars spply
to PARDON T1LLINGHAST,
hrsfer. REQ. 2s, Govt
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FOX SALE. BY
SAMUEL VERNON, Jun.

|COGNIAC Brandy, Claret Wine in cafs,
~ and boxes, Silks, Britannia Linens. white
wine Vinegar. vcrdigrsfe. & Houk- Paper:-
The above articles are entitled to drawback,
and arc now landing from the Brig Hannah,
from Bourdcaux. at Mr.. Robert Stevens wharf.
He has ALTO for fale, Ruflia and
Ravens Duck, few Dcmijeans and long and
mort Corki.
Newport, Nov. 7, 1907.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06

Tor the elfGiap year, abo01 Nine acres Of
i good ti!aec land. ss1abIe fes Com os d.
moa any kind .ot Grain. ApYly 60, -i
~ y ..a.-. ABIGAIL CARR.
Js-yssv, Fss.J. isoa. is
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
fO Be sSOED.

A NEW Hoofe. 10 Brosd-S.reel. conplcts.
"A ~ fnihct, With Yard. Gsraeu, and
good Well OF water. Any perfen aoeIi.cd 70
purchaie, may know the terms, by aFe.7Spgest
the Houfe of NJ. X. Johnson.
Neacp0ri, Jan. 9. 1892. isf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAvr FOR sALE,
At their STORE on Baniitcr's Wharf,

At theh iONE On Dahitcfs Whaffs
DRowr SUGAR. ., .b- Sa,ni or 5sx /;
MoL4DSs. BY tbe bey@ead; Flon,, BY tbe bar
rel; Poqudtr, BY fbe eqR; Sbeafbisg- Paper. by
fbs bSnd,ed; Casdle5, BY tbe boz; /; Iysr Ca6oec
0; ard genuine SPANISH SEGARS.--AL.o,
HONE9, by THE barrel or gaiysn
--Neau To,k Soap. by fbs bor--N,g,o- Head To-
6Hee0--B0 4fb tyoef JGmaiea ksm-Ipx
Sioves--Sah. Pefr,d Ham--B Bstfe,, and Hey's
Lard. Se.---LIxEwIsF,
LIQUORS, Of The ben kind, a
general AG0r,ment--aad payiom a5er A,fieiss
.i~ be G,oesy Lipe--a esmpln AlS,fmtm .f
qobisb tby s,cpeh f0be eosaarfb Supplied qoi,b.
ar MASTERS of Paekefs, Par
J<sgen, Se. may be Supplied at Iail Store, or
The yRssrfgs NOfiee--zvtb any A,fieL fbey may
4Oani--..Hnd tLv1 FsUs,, grat.faiJ .4fkn,4o.
kIseG. 1.4t
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozen-
Ba, I,os, per Hundred eof.-Mfdiisgf and Cor
mel, per barysi L. Oaioa5, per HSud,ed 5uncbrs,
or Inaile, 4F-SUCARS, and
a vayiriy ef ,S. bsa gf'TE11S.
Newport, Feb. 20, 1907. 3I
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06

A LII perfons having any demands asaiah
"A the efa'e Of Lfrari HayIsfsld. late Of
Newport, deceafed. are dedred TO exhibit them
TO either ofthe fubtcriben FOR fettlemerr; and
all thofe indebted TO .isid eltare, arc Ieqdeited
TO make immediate pay yment.
SARAH HossrFIsLp, Exerasrix.
i TIMOTHY HoRsEFIELD Exfrmsr.
Newport, Feb. 20, 1901. 7zt7s
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Ron S0A.

FOR Sale, ~,
~Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
10 Hhds. sd proof Wndward-Ifland
RUM, good Asyor'd.
3 Do. Jamaica SPIRITS, 4th proof.
40 Hhds. ofgood recalling MoLAssEs.
50 Firkins OF the bea of Hogs LARD.
Neqcpen, Fsb. n. sotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06

Blank Deedr, and Jg/qiee's Hriss,
and Executions, far Jak at fbis Offer.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
Lott or Stolen,

LOiL Va OtClNij,
HE 9th infant, Small PiAebbsr Wafeb,
4 chafed OUT Gde cafe, with red Aone Seal.
fec in llver. II either Watch or Seal is offered
for iaie, IL is reqnefed TO he foped and enher
of the Watch Makers IN Newporr, will pay a
reward OF EIGHT DOLLARS, if recovered
and not iejofed.
Newport, Od. z3, 1901. 4tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06

Corn Hopie thereon confainins about Seven
ty Acres GLAND. ALSO. an Oot Lot, cos-
taining ABOUT IS Acres which will be fold
together OF feParate. For further psrsicslsss,
enquire OF JOB HARRINGTON.
on the Psemiies.
Hfb-C~rpvie5, OAR.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-06
TO BE SOLD,
(And Petition given Immediately

A FARM, lying in YsS.
"A Grsrs4vicb. about ,.
miles from Esf. G,sss,OieS
Meeting -houfe-wish a good
OveilinC- Hou(e R,vn .oA
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16
roads, with power to reror: by bill or C.

therwiie.
Committee of feven appointed.
MIR. Davi, moved that the committee
appointed on poit Offices and poa roads be
inarutted 10 enquire into the exPedienc,
of making proviiions by law, 10 prevent
polt matters from becoming contractors Tor
carrying the mail. Agreed TO. ~,
On motion of General Varnuy ihe
petition of Jofeph Ward, and The
rerort of the Secretary of the lreaiu y
thereon, was referred to the Commit
tee of Claims.
Mr.. S. Smith moved the appointment
of a committee of Ways and Means, Of
Even members. Agreed to.
MIR. DAYTON, from the committee 'p-
pointed to wait upon the PRECEDENT, re.
ported that they had delivered the mel
fase Of the Houfe to the Preillent,. who
replied, that he would make his COMM
nication TO Congrefs BY meiiasc To- NOR
row.
DR.. Mitchell gave NOTICE that l'nme-
di,tely after The receipt Of the Prehdrn''
meGage, he mould offer fpscihc motion
on the fubjch Of French fpoilatlo"s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16
Ricketts,, & Newton Co.
Haze reeeived and far Sale


Haze reeeived and far Sale
a2o pieces Bandanna Hand
kercheifs,
90 do Ruflia Sheeting,
20 bales Cotton,
40 barrels and 10 hhds. Muleovsdo Sugars,
50 boxes brown Soap,
SO do. Cattle 90.
So DO. Candles,
30 DO. Chocolate,
z hhds. Loaf Sugars,
hhds. Antigua Rum,
hid. clean Flax,
ton Rhnde-liland Chccie,
boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
n fcwpipes and half pipes Of Vidona Wines
of hyperion quality,
Hyf,n, Young Hyion, Imperial and Hyion
kin Teas,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
400 do. Writing Paper,
a naniiomc ai1ortment OF Prints and h'fh
I.inens--a large quantity OF Bed'Cords ana
Plough Lines.
Tbey haze to REM,
The WARE HOUSE lacely occupied BY
Mr.. John Janney, adjoining their Brick Store
and comfortable Dwelling houfe On Prince
itreet, lately occupied by MIR. Thomas Mathews.
For particulars enquire as above.
O9ohcr IS.
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SENATE OF THE u. STATES.
MONDAY, December 10.
c.ve,,s., nemhsrS continuing quo

MONDAY, December -.
Seventeen members, continuing quo
rum, attended.
Whereupon the sena'e proceeded, 10
the abfence of the Vice PRECEDENT, TO tbs
choice of a Preiident rro.tempore.
On the If Ballet, General Bradley, CT
Vermont, had 8 votes, Mr.. Tracey, o'
Connecticut. 7. Mr.. Baldwin l., and
Mr.. Logan I. No election, majority
being requifite.
On I'd ballot, votes fame as on the III
ballot. q,
On Cd 1sAt, votes FINES as on the 10
ballot.
On 4tb ballot, Mr.. Bradley had eight
votes Mr.. Tracy 7; and blank votes.
No election.
Adjourned.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16
TUESDAY, December II.

UESDhf1 bSSSurS' r.
Eighteen members Prefent.
Stephen R. Bradley, was ehofen P1eii-
dent pro-tempore. Mr.. Bradley had g.
and Mr.. Tracey 7 votes.
On the election of the Prehdent, Mt
Bradley withdrew, and nine became ma
jority of the members preient.
The Rev. DR.. CAN'T was choien Chap
lain: 10 members voting tor him.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16
CON G. r Z S S.
OF THE UNITED STATES.
. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Monday, December Is.

The petition OF James Bell, heretofore
prefented, was referred TO the committee
OF Claims.
Mr.. Davenport, from the committee OF
Revival and UnGniGhed Buhnefs, made
report in part.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16

WASHING TON, Dec. IS.
This dsv, at IL e'ek,ck the following
MESSAGE wa. delivered 10 each Roule,
by Nir.Lewis, Secretary ID the P'esideh':
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

Augut embarked on that river in boats for Cal
10, where we arrived on the 10Th On the
18th We again embarked at Cairo, for Roietta,
and on our arrival there, on the 3IR, received
accounts Of The furrender of q exandria, TO our
great modification, as We were within two
hort days march Of il. We expe6t to remain
Tome time in Egypt, and on quitting it viii no
doubt be fent 10 Bengal as he regiment is put
upon that eaabIifhment."
A grand Work is preparing in France, IN
der The patronage of The Fira Conlul, compre-
hending Hltory of the Expedition to Egypt
under Gen. BonaParte. The work is to be
enriched with great number Of plates, repre-
ienting the Antiquities Of the couutry, the re-
mains of memorable ediices, as well a. the
preient appearance and c9f4u-, derived from
The Collection Of The National Inaitute. The
whole IS TO be on the moR magnificent feale,
and is expected to be work Of comfortable
literary and Philosophical excellence.
On Sunday t might Cm.baceres. Madame
BonsParte, and Joleph Banaparte, were At
the heaire, at Paris The hoult was crowd.
ed before the curtain drew up. Bonaparfe
was ePPe6ted, but owing to fuIdea buff e(s be
did not attend: it was one If the mot iplendid
lights The Theatre ever vi,neaed The Re
male part Of The audience were profufely decor
ated with jewels. The dreiI,s were principally
white, the bofom entirely e1pofed Venetian
gold chains, forming VAT number Of fraoon,.
eneireliFg The breaf, were the principal orna.
merits they were Confined by the necklace. ard
large topaz Or brilliant on the ihoulder head
dreis, orttrich fea hers, and taras of diamonds
The Moniteur continues to be filed with AID.
dreiies from all parts Of France To the Chief
Coniul On The coucluGon Of Pace. They are
almolt all in file OF the hieheR compliment,
iome@hat approaching to Aalttry.
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NEsEL. NOV. 10.

WESEL, NOV. 10.
In confequence Of convention concluded at
the Hague, on the 10Th ofAugul lar, between
Gen. Anggreau and tie MriGer Of War,
Spoons, and ratified SEPTEMBER 4, By tie FirR
ConIul, and the 18th Of the fame month BY the
Batavian government, the corps Of auxiliary
troops, who remain in the Batavian Republic,
are TO conGlt Of five demi-brigades Of infantry,
forming NOT more than 1000 men each, and
and FIVE companies Of artillery, each IS men.
Thele troops, who are to remvin as auAiliaries
till the oonclufon of defnative peace with
England, cannot be replaced by others without
the content Of the two governments.
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SPEECH
Gentlemen of the Senate. and

Gentlemen Of The Houfe Of Representatives,
WE have the fa,isfutlion to refea. that the
public peace and order have been preferved.
during tie lat year and We contemplate with
pleading anticipation, the growing trength ana
refpedah'lity Of The State We poleG A
healthy and extentive territory, which is RAPIDLY
IncIealog II P 'Pulation, and is accommodated
with circumstances favorable 10 Agriculture
anu Commerce Our fhips vift every part Of
the werId, aud bring home The product of every
country We are bie2 with a government of
our own choohng, which fecures he NET Der.
feet freedom OF which men Il fociety are capa-
bic, and affords equal protection 10 the psrion
and property Of every individual F.; and We ihalE
be as happy as the nature and con lHtion of men
Will permit rs 70 be, if we make wife i'm
Provement OF the favors we have received from
Heaven.
But the PROPERTY of the people IS infepara-
bly, connected with purity Of manners and their
Pra6tice Of the moral virtues when thefe be-
come extind their Happiness will be at an end.
The incresie of wealth il Republics has often
endangered the virtue Of the people 70 long
as il is employed for ulefu purpoles, il con,ri.
butes TO the ltrength and (ecurity Of The State
Soh Nt'OAS wiz hdfS OOASlVCb las eUGClS IN other
nations, will perceivethe importance of guard.
ing againR the abufe Of it; lea I departure
from the iimphcity Of ancient m3nners fhould
be followed by criminal luxury and dillipation.
and the lois of moral and religious principles.
II wealth introduces vain profuiion in The
various modes Of expenie ;-if It excites an
eagernels for difolutc PleaGures and frivolous
amuiements, It will corrupt the manners and
viTiate the ra(te Of the people, and lead them
into criminal excedes of every kind the rich
will be coniidered as patterns for imitation by
thoie OF moderate fortunes, and theie will be
followed by others Of lll lels ability and thns
many will ruin themlelves by profuion for
which 20 one will feel him(elf obliged, or will
import their extravaganza By unworthy prac-
tees and make good BY fraud and rapaciouC
neis what is laviihed ia vanity; ia either cafe,
if the evil is extenfve, the ruin OF the State BE-
comes inevitable.
We ought then to be folictous, to prefer We
the habits Of induary and temperance, in which
we have hitherto prolpered, and to infpjre our
fellow Citizens with love for the frugalitv Of
primitive manners while thcfa habits On
tinue, the people will make advances 10 agri
culture, and the valuable arts, and will think
their chief bappinefs is involved in the public |
welfare our religious and literary in9i;urions
will Be iuPPorted and cherifhed sn improve
meats viii be male in acquedna5s ridges and !
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General Murat having given orders that the
National Guards throughout he whole of the
Republic iAould be difarnned, fome con- paniei
a. Bologna oPpoled his diGolUtion The
French commander has denounced 10 The gov,
eminent the rePrehenGbe conduct Of the pin.
clPals, and has applaudcd the hrmn-ls Of the
Civil Power on the location. The taft Of he
National Guard Of Bologna has been broken by
a Decree; it is to be replaced by another ;
and the Criminal Tribunal has been 0 dcred to
Proiecute the leaders, many of whom have been
already arreAed.