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made him to,ter and faI' into the river With her,
aod they both Immediately iask. Only one
perion was on deck and fpetta,os of the fcenr.
the ref ct the company being below at upper.
Information wa' immsdiately given TO the CON-
pany and 10 The people On fhore, and every ex-
er,ion madc 20 Afford reliet. bot the body o.,
Capt. Dirkintun was not found until he had
been IN the water about two houu, and all ct
fnu % hod Mrs. Dckinion proved insif, eiual
unnl Saturday morning, ~hea lac was foond
q sAiing down the river. ablu, two miles below
the city. oy iome people who wess eomiog up
in boat. We are informed that they weie
about 50 years OF age. and have left two chill.
dren to lancet their unriinely fate.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04


When fsrvym itoops 60 low as to exult at
the apoitacy Of Callesdef iron repubiicanifm, j,
proves beyond the teHimcny. of ,houiand att
neGts that tn. caufe il maintains is incapable OF
generous and manly fGppor,. a few years
hnce, il is faid this very Calender arrived in
this country, as a perfecGted patriot from the
old world, not only without " fecond fhirt to
lis back" bur wi,hoat penny IN his pocket.
lie had ccrtxinly fome pre,enions to merit a.
writer, VI onr " fra chsrstters" would not now
give him their countenznce, and calculate on BIZ
aid as an important acquifition 10 their sxpiiiog
influence. But in their eyes, We are ienhble,
thas Calender mutt have iome other charms.
In fsa he is the Jndas of repubiicanifm. and
has attempted TO ocsray the man who relieved
him IN a moment when there vas not another
perfon who would give him ffliiIing. 1heie
sllonns qualifications have entitled this mendi-
cant. in the eaimation TO the honor OF the coun-
Try be il fpoken) Of but fmali party, to all the
conie9ueoce which treschery will not fad to be-
aow IN their minds, on every deiener from the
interehs Of honor and iuiiice. 81
Calender will now DC their idol, the very
Dason Of sritocsey ; and for week or more.
the pous dcvofecs Of royalty will make their
pilgrimage TO his fhrne, in the fond hope Of fomr
nee muscle icing wrought in their favor. Eat
alas what Hamilton ssd Adams, what Pofco.
piae aad Lifoa have not becs able to accom-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
CALENDER g H4MHTON !!
Th- chaae aud temperate Leaders Of the
FsAtrai Fas7as.

Frsm Caije1drr'f Vork.
"THE in,empcrs,c ayie OF the conyiviaI,
& confidential Communications of our ex- lscre-
rasy. prchibits him from being regarded as any
peculiar Object OF indulgence. For iaitance, he
has often bosfted Of receiving letters from Pref
dent WASHINGTON, with the word trfvais
wrote on The back of them. and crof. drawn
over the zeal. I" Atier opening fach parcel"
faid Mr.. Hamilton, what 90 you think we're the
conienu i--DRAR HAMiLroN, pr i5t infs
.DLe for NE. Some fpeech or letter has been ia-
elofed. which l wrote over again. feat il back,
and the soLD DAMNED FOOL gave il away az
bis oI0n." Mt. Hamilton is NOT Gngular in
uling this ayle to General Warrington. After
the fquabble between citizen Genet, John Jay,
and Rafus King, the two latter fcnt mott in.
fuldng letter 10 the PIehden,. Randolph ad-
vited him TO icicnt il. He had once refolved
to DO 70; bns altered his intention, from a jral-
ouly that the writers were in concert with Ham
ltJn, from whom he could NOT determine TO
dijoin himfelf Jay ard King wanted TO OBJ
tain certificate, which MIR. Jcaerfon had drawn
ups relating TO the behavior of citizen Genet.
The Prei,dcat actually gave them the certificate.
bat IL is thought that they found il not TO their
purpofr for it was fuppreI,d. lay and King,
slio, GOT back from the Prefident their impeni-
nent letter of which. after cooling. they began
TO be aihamed. But a copy Of it is in exiaence,
and iome hopes remain of It's being obtained for
publication. Thcfe particulars arc derived from
undoobted authority. They prove what was
70 fully aated in the American Annual Reeifes,
tha, the federal party defpied the late Pre6dent
that they took .f.equent opportunities OF iafult
ing hun; and that they aaamed the popularity
Of mis- name with no view bat to icrve their
o~n enda."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
Foreign Articles.
From Londan bapen 10 JaJ ", ,eeeivsl b. ibt
%.p Jobx AdGms. ay'fved az Bsfos.
TURKEY fr


R.p Jobx AdGms. ay'Tved az Bsfos.
TURKEY.
The force Of Pah ~au Osiou. the Turkiih
Rebel, continues to increafe-- and he grows
daily more daring. lie has lately advanced.
and defeated imall bodies OF the Grand 3iyaior's
troops. IL continues to be infatuated thai Ruff
Ga, Pfufis, Aukris aud France, entertain a de-
dgn to divide the Ottoman empire, among tts,n.
Their reipeetive parts arc mentioned sod IL is
conjeeturej PsGwan Oglou's formidable ,ebel-
lion will furn;ih the piesext for the invafion of
Turkey 10 prosecute the work Of conquett and
partition. The Auarians, il is faid, have alsea-
dy advanced.
The Ruaians have commenced hsGiiitic,
asaina the PerEans--and have already taken
one CT their towns.
A Commercial treaty 10 fa,ed to be nego.
tiating between England aud France.
TouRaint had arrived in France from ST..
Domingo.
Mr.. LivingRon, The American AmbaiIador or
at Paris, gave an entertainment TO the American
genrlemen in that city, on the snuiverfary Of
the independence OF his country.
The London paper OF July II. fays--s few
weeks more OF foe weather only arc wanlog 10
infure an abundant harvea.
The price Of grain has dimioiihed in feveral
departments III France. Bat is isill high ia Pa
ris.
The town Of ofCrema, in Italy was doGroy-
by the earthquake of June IL. The town oi
Minguio wa, iwsllowed up, and lake is now
whete that was. At Bfefcia /, churches and 4.
houies were dcaoyed.
Ott. 80. 81. the wife Of John Brown.
miller, in Weareae, was delivered OF three girls.
and July 4, 1904, he was sgsis delivered Of
three girls, who, with the mother are very ~ell.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
SALEM. Aug. 80.
From CSrrstpssaesf at Bas~-Asg. aS.

The john Adams. Wood. has jua arrived
IN 81 days from Liverpool. Her lireit London
papers. he.', arc TO July II. The ,leetion Of
Bonaparte fof!.te has beea com,lcs,ed---,here
were 10 or 10000 vote, tor his having the
rightof nant & has iucceG,r- Bread is Iefs icarce
IN France than il has been--A new election OF
members nf Parliament has occurred in England
Fox and Gartncr are re elected for Weaminf
ter-Windhsn % elected Sheridan is re-elcst-
ed--Sir Sidney Smith is cleetcd--Sohimmrlpe
ninck IS appointed by the Dutch gosernnea,
their miniftcr to Enslsod.
Fiae paaages serc made to Earope the lat
Ter par. OF June and beginning of July All the
seaels ifom this way in June, ! believe, had at
rived Lefere the John Adams failed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
MTDDLETowN. fcou.) Ausof. !.

On wednefaay laif about 8 o'clock in the
evening, Capt. Moss Dire kIs,os and wife,
of Wethersheld, Parifi Of RcSky- Hill, were
drowned in attempting to come shore from q
veGel lying in the river oppo6,e this Cny.-
They were part Of large company going to
Long Hind. The circsnaances Of the diiaf-
ter se taid to be theie. Capt. D.ekinfon firp-
ped Toto fnall boat and ~as receiving bis wife
into his afms from the veR.l. when the motion
Of the boar 9f the weight Of Mn. Diekinfoa,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
HnSfber Duel.

Do Saturday the 3'a JuIy. about eleven
o'clock. duel ~ss fought ON the car bank OF
Savannah river, bsfveen Peter l.. Vao AlIen, Efq.
Sohcitcs general, and VIII. Csa~ford. Attorney
al law.-They exchanged two fires !; the hri
was ~i,hoot efrtt. bot the fecood wn fatal 10
the Solicitor. He received bail about tso
inches, above his right hip. il psIed tnro' the
Abdomer and lodged agsina his ieft hip bone,
from whence it vs., exrratsed vp the ground.
lie lived sbost IS hours.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

DIED ]-Ia this to w, Mrs. RurH TAr-
Lon, conior o. Mr.. Jg,Ybr. Tyis,. and efiee
daughter OF Nj. Ea~s,d EeJssx. of Middle
town, aged SO years.
90 Thuriday evening, Mr. SAMUEL
MuMrorp, aged 7S.-His funeral viii pro-
eeed trom his late dwelling hoots this afternoon.
at The fscood toll OF the he'll. The relations
and friends of the deceaied are teilsd "a atcad
without tcr,her invitation.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

The federa'ias make a gre,, runpus about
CalAtndsr's tale of Mr.. JsSfysr', giving him
Ieo dollars for writing the !" Pnpe9. in which
MIR. Adams wa, hsndIed.-They fhould recol.
leef, that sdmitting Calieuder', iistement to he
true, the retaliation was far inadequate TO The
embaay with which Mr.. Adams rewarded Smith
for his Indecent and abuGve attack on the then
vice preGdent, in ferries Of letters under the
hgnature OF "Pbocios." EsfSs S1av.
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N f w p o r I,
Saturday, Sept. 4, 1902.

On Toeidsy laa. the Citizens OF this town
aiiemblsd At the State houie for the purpoie OF
betosing their fugsges. Ii was TO the true
friends OF their country day replete viii anx ic-
ty.--He Who sitneiIed them, can xiooe con-
eeive the deep and lively emotions, by which
rsch aud every honea hearred Republican was
aduated. All perfonal animoGlies laid aide,
they were ablorbcd by. aud united in the one
great common in,erett and hand in haod Z" Ike
q 6s"d sfsyoibeu tie'nsS." they pnasd on in
tol'd columns to vindicate the faithful, and to
fanttion the principles Of their fa,hers.--Sueh
undaanted irmnefs faeh intrepid adherence to
confcientions conviction fuch brilliant mani
frtta,ioDs Of msgnaninity, and pa,rio,ifn, have
ieldom trapipred. d.-'rhough bnt iinall previous
rxer,ions had been made by the Republican,.
Gill at the m sncM OF trial. they, With very irv
exceptions, we're found firm and united. feady,
iaaexible. and acquitted tfemfelvss to the inte-
reit, and glory ct their country.
The following Gentlemen, (Repubiieans)
were reelected Deputies to the General Afiem-
bly, without oppofiti,o, viz.
CONSTANT TABER,
JDHM GARDINER,
NATHANIEL HAZARD,
THOMAS G.. PIlMAN,
JOSEPH BOSS, jon. AID
PAUL M. MUMFORD.
Accounts from different paris Of the State
infpire the moa hopeful fSitilnents. Though
the Town mcetings in fome Of our towns have
beeo rather diiotderly. owing to prcpooderance
OF ieiefslifn. Gill they are to be conldcied but
as sopicd diaempen. which pure air will gra.
daalIy rcmove.
STANTON & KNIGHT competed the
Republican and TIL LlNGHAST and POT
TEX the Federal Ticket tor Members ot Con.
grei..-We have no doubt the Republican
Ticket will fuccced BY mole than lhouiand
majority.
The following is Hs'ement Of the msjori
fies in the fcvcral Towns from which we have
hsard
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

The wife OF PHlktAs Msccs, of Stan.
ford tNew-york) was, lat eek. brocgh, to bel
sish fosr daughters. The children, though
brought into the world s'ise. lived bur few.
hours. IL is fuppoiel tina, their birth was pre-
mature. fFsxsbksceEs par.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
WILLIAM I1ELME

Rote6fsfI iyfs'm' 6r F,nsdi and fbx Public,
THAT having employed an exce,iencsd
4 Workman from New York. he has for
falc. at his Mandatory on the Pcin, (by the
large or imali quaniisyt mould and dipped tai.
low Candles. bsrd and fuit Soap, warrsnted to
be OF equal quality to any imported.
NraSps,i, Sep. 3. ISoa. cir
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

The Society ot the CiSsinssn. Of Delaware.
have formally dilalset their body aud divided
thsit funds.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

MARRlED.l--O SUNDAY evening lar,
by the Rev. Mr.. Ed1, Nix. NArnASisI Ap-
ANS, OF Sandwich, to Mlis ABIGAIL BssrLr.
vt this town.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

BY the ben Information we can obtain from
different parts Of the Stare. il appears there will
be conldersble acquiinicn 10 the Republican
inserrA 10 the next General Aaeubly.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
A Good Barga,;n.

II NHE iubicribe. has icI Sale. IA a very pleaf.
sni part OF the town, Two LoA OF Land
with convenient Dwelling. Iicufe, and large
ihop thereon. II no, p'evioLay dh ,ofci et,
the above L,n will be fold a, public Auction
on the rsth day OF Oet hr next, weather p.s-
mif'ing II not, ths tir.t tair day. Sale 10 be
on the prcmiies. nhc'c the terms Of payment
win be made known.
ABRAHAM REED.
Neactsrf, Sept. 5, iso:. cil6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

wednefdsy lat. the Anniversary Commence.
ment Of Rnode-iiiand College was celebrsted at
Pfoxidsnce.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

The Birbsry Powers have rot very eIssS
hsli far their depSedatioEs. The portucceic
are at wsr with the Aleerne. the Ncspoitans
With the Ianifans /; the Sss,es and Americana
with the Tripclires.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14
Mems. SNo7oaen ard Ga.


HAVING obferved in your paper bear
Ing date the s.h inf. publication where
in a certain Baldwin Dade terms me igno-
rant and fupid indeed-I ain really ado-
nihsd at bis audacity and impertinence,
knowing him not to poiieis bot little more
understanding than che bordering on IDIOT
i'm. He ALTO obferyes that the fuit men,
toned in my notice is djimifed; / grant
it-But il was difniGed in Fsirfsx Court
70 bring it in a place where | could come
fooner at juaice, namely the Chancery
Court Of hiexandTia, which writ has been
ferved lome ,ime tince, as will appear by
the certificate hereto annexed. Asto the
balance of his publication, aiieIt It TO be
taliacious in the extreme.
l NUT beg leave to add, that for the
future ] ihall not occupy q moment OF my
time in writing contradietorily to the IA
bilious aAertions Of fad Dade, whole dia~
boIicai character is universally eaat]ilhed.
ROBERT ALEXANDER.
ALEXANDRIA June 5, 1907.
Robert Alexanaer and his
Tufees, agaiyf In Chancery.
Baldwin Dade,
Writ returned executed. No bill filed.
April rule fuits continued. The above
fuit is brought in the Circuit Court of the
Difria of Columbia, for the county Of
Alexandria.
GEO. DENEALE, elk.
June II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14
Valuable Building Lots
In and adjoining the town Of Alexandria,
For fale on a long Credit.

On Wedus)ay, the I6fb dry Of JAue,
4ual be Jold at babht 4ae7i93, an fb<
prints,
About forty five acres Of
LAND, in and adjoining to the town OF
Alexandra, and binding Gil Hunting cieek.
This land will be divided into fquares, ac-
cording to the plan of the town, and each
iquare will be fold teparately, on credit
of fix, twelve, fifteen and eighteen months
1.-The purchaters giving notes negotiable
in tic bank Of Alexandra, with approx.
ed endo.fers.
Tie whole Of this land is now encloled
by a poff and rail fence. It's contiguity to
the town, and irs high and healthy dtua-
ton render il among2 the moit deGrable
eaates in the neighborhood for building
lots. On one Of the lots a neat and com.
modious framed dwelling houie hath been
erected, together With The necs9ary out
hoa{ss, and on this lot there is a well
ofgood water, and a num'cr Of Aouglfhing
trees growing. Some frpsll frame houfes
have been eretted on an adjoining lot.
The title to this property is complete,
and convey anees will be made il fee I'm
pie when the purchafc money is received.
The title papers may be feen, ard likewiie
plat Of the land and lots, by appl, ing.
TO the fubfcriber.
JAMES II. HOoE.
At the fame time and place will be fold
a LEASE for thirteen years OF twenty Is.
ven acres Of LAND adjoining the above
tr2ft {ubita toa ground tent Of twenty
ieven pounds per year.
May ~. dim
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14
Public Sale.

On TLESDAT neat, qviH be /old at the
Yeadae Stare, Ja,tbe beueM eftbe IN
deravriter5,
/. S. A. S bales of Brltifh Of
naburg,: Damaged on board the brigan-
tine Niger, capt. Baker, On her pafage
from Newcafle.
P. G. MARSTTELLER,
Iune II. Vendue Mater.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14
Ten Dollars Rewayd.

STOLEN from the mop of the fub-
icr;ber, fone day this week,
SIX round back Chairs,
painted yellow, tip'd with black the
feats painted mahogany colour. Tie a.
bove reward will be paid to any perfon
who will inform me who took them, to be
paid onconyietion of the thief.
EPHRAIM EVANS.
June II. d3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14
public @ale.
On TUESDAY,

n Ten o'tlseR, qsM be 6ld at TIE Yeaaae
Store,
Rum in hogfheadsand barrels.
Whikcy in barrels,
Gin in calks and barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
Moiaacs in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foaP in boxes,
Chocolate IN boxes,
Coffee in tierccs and bags,
Rains inkegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
aaorted,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14
SPRING GOODS.
JOHN RAMSAY,

Has imported by the brig Union, cap
tain Woodhonie, from London, an aeort-
ment of goods faitable FOR the feafon, and
is in daily expectation Of receiving BY the
United States srom Liverpool, an additl-
onal inp?Iy.
May IS. d
Robert l.. liOoc 6 80.
Ha0s reesizsd BY he brig uNIoN, ff01a
LoNDoN-a great part of their
SPRING GOO DS,
aud are daily expecting the balance BY the
fhip United States from Liverpool.
1by kogs Meq.Je Jof .fale,
Rum in hogiheads,
Sugar in hhds, and barrels,
An extenhye aaor,nent Of Liverpool
Earthen Ware IN crates,
German Olnaburgs.
May rs. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14
FOR SALE,
IN fee fmple or Ground Rent.

In fee fnple or Ground Rent.
By Public Aualon, on the pre-
mics, OF Wedneldey tbe a3d dg,set The
frslruf nreufb, # not prsvI0gly ./old by
fyizate eonfraf,
Half an acre of Ground IN
town, lituate on the north fde of Prince
and WeG fde Of Warrington freets Be.
ginning at the interfeetion Of iaid Rreets,
fronting Warrington 10 feet I inches,
ard on Prince freet rs feet s inches.
The ground is laid eff in convenient
building lots. On one OF which is very
good dwelling houfe, now under rent 10
James M'Cienahdn
Warrington is the nsoa fpacioua freet
in.sown, and will mott probably become
tie centre. This ground has the aavan-
tagc 0! laying between the two principal
flfeets leading from the country cir
cunGance of much importance, to thoie
who are defrcus Of purchafng. Apply TO
Ricketts,, Ne1Uto2s 6 Go.
William dgjon.
June 2. ddi
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14
ALSO,
A variety Of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
superHne cloth and Kerfmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Iriih Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes ard Calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton lhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing flks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
June IL Vendue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-06
SALEM, June 20.
FROM THE WEST INDIES.
By Cabf. Andrems.

A Britiih Packe: arrived at Martinique
the 9Th inf. bringing intelligence that
fleet had. failed from France with $1,000
troops on board, bound for the Windward
Hands, and they had been 8 days out on
their paaage. Martinique is to be deliv-
cred up TO the French on the 18TH of July
an event which is regretted by many of
the French inhabitants, who fear that the
prcf.n, tranquility will net be permanent,
and that new icenes Of diltreis await the
long afflicted FLANDERS. Numbers of the
Britith merchants were preparing to leave
the iland on account of its approaching
reitoration to France. The late2 accounts
from Guadaloube were that the Negroes at
Be1stey,e had been completely q1elled.
They would have held out longer, had
not their provifions failed. The inhabi-
tants who had fed to the Saints, Domi-
nique, &c. were returning, with confidence
in the firm Establishment of the French
power.
Laf evening arrived the fehooner Gym
thia, captain ]. H. Andrews, from Marti-
nique, where he left lat St. Pier.e) the
following vedels :-Brigs Nancy, Barker,
Salem Oliver, Stone, Kennebeck.
Schooners, Samuel, Gridler, Marblehead );
Milford, Saunders, Wifcaaet Eliza,
Rider. Plymouth Speculation. Geninr.
Philadelphia Strange, Freetown.
The hip 3etfey, John Blackler, was at
Fort Royal. The fchooner Peggy, Green
ough, failed for Newburyport, the 18th
init. The Sally, Proaer, of this port,
from Cayenne and Surinam, touched at
Martinique, and proceeded to leeward for
market.
CaptainAndrews gives the following &C.
count ofthe difaaers of the ichooner Lit
|sle John, Croker, Of Edenton Being
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-06

hrh, the hofility of France 70
our trade; iecondly, the debates upon. the
De6nitive Treaty, and the fears to which
they have given rife, that It may not DC
Of long continuance; thirdly, that at this
advanced period, the middle Of May, the
prompt, payments upon the Loan have.
been very triaing that twenty. five mil
lions fterling in flock remain to be conium,
ed, and that the interei of money abroad
is 70 much higher than It is,hcre.
The Gazette Of Saturday contains an
order in Council for taking off all PROFIT
billions to the export Of CUR powder, ialt-
petre or any fort Of arms or ammunition;
ofnaval flores, OF lignun vita, of copper,
Raves, bars, ringa, meets or nails; it alio
contained proclamation appointing the
general thanksgiving in Scotland en- ac-
countof the peace to be poaponed frcmtfe
If to the 18th June, as the fitting OF the
General Afembly to the Church OF Scot
landwould on the former day interfere with
the celebration.
The Intentions Of Governnient..re{ped-
ing the fugar trade are faid to be, TO re-
duce the import4duty about Id 4 per To-. !;
to place the refners under. the excite laws;
and by way of Compensation for the a.
bove reduction, to lay duty OF three
pence per lb. on all refined fugars,
and two pence on all baaard and ground
fugars. Refined fugars for exploration
are to be allowed to be locked up IN
WAREHOUSES from whence they are TO be
exported free from thes excite duty, with
a bounty equal to the import duty, an
additional bounty oflunaPs leaves, and
is. per. cwt. when the price Of raw iu-
gar is As. executive of the duty, and
another lhilling when at,4os. The Welt
India merchants are divided in opinions
Rejecting the.ut;lity Of the abovemealure,
which if adopted, will caufe a great ex-
tenhon Of the excite laws.
Letters from the continent fpeak ofva-
-rious encampmsnts by different Princes in
Germany, sc. ADD a.great military pa
rade and preparation this lummer.