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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

The death of few perions in the foutheaa
part Of this town, after a very lhort inddpo
ion, has given rife to iome alarm, and occa
oned reports 70 be fpread abroad in the coun.
\, that the place was actually Infected with a
nlignant contagious fever. We are happy in
ing enabled to contradict thefe idle ((ories.
u to allure the public, that from perfona in
piry. in addition to the evidence, gwen in the
Ecial notice of the Board of Health, there is
Ill lingle cafe of contagious fever exiting at
Is time IN the town of Bolton.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
TELEGRAPHE.

MERCHANTS ard others concerned in Nav
IVA igasion, are respectfully informed, that the
inbfcriber viii re-conmence the operation Of his
7eAgrapLe, by the FRI of Ocober next.
All perfons who may with to obtain by the TEL
egrapbe, and by the Mail, fra intelligence Of ar
rivals at the Vneyar1or Of arrivals at foreign torts
OR who may with to pats orders directing vef-
el at the Yinyard to fail from thence 70 any par
tcular port-or TO wait there for further ordeis-
or who may with to learn the contents of cargo
--or whether friend is on board Of particular
velcl there. &c. &c. may be accommodated.
The terms lodged (for the convenience Of all
concernrd) at the Pot Offices 10 B2R9n, Salem,
Nfzv6nryp0,t, PorltmsHb and Portland, aud will
be lodged at the Poa- Osice of any other port, X
defired Agents are appointed il al the ports
above named, TO accommodate fuch as may win
for Immediate intelligence from the g7ne,ord
The terms contain different rates Of Fces-:f
man applies for irA Intelligence of an arrival At the
Vnyard, by The aoth Of September int Or three
weeks before the day Of fach arrival be nall have
fuch intelligence at the Iowett rate.
An applicant has nothing 70 pay until the Pro-
prietor or his Agents ihail announce hfft ntelli-
geace of an arrival or other FRI intelligence de-
fired.
Mafers Of Veffels VIII enter their arrivals AZ
the Vneyard, free of any expenf- that the Propri-
e;oT (and owners, i they pIeaic) may have imme-
date knowledge Of fuch arrivals
JONATHAN CIRCUIT, Pateatse.
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
BOSTON, SEPT. II.
FROM LISBON.

Capt Rich, from Liibon. mentions, thatre-
|rts were current there that Moori(h crnzers
Ire at fea. Bot as there are perfons at Llfbon
lseled 10 lettering the American veiIels
bin proceeding to Cadiz, theie reports are the
relied on. The ihp Role from Philadel
IA, which had arrived off the We}ern Iaands
Il in with two armed ichoonsrs of fufpicious
pearance and conduit, which were luppofed
|bs Algerine cruifers. A Swedfh veael had
h chafsd on fhore.-It was rumoured that
edith frisate had beaten four Tripo.ine
btlars in the Mediterranean and this affair
b. r. fuppcfes gave rife to the report, that
l fiigate Bolton had been engaged.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

~irHE fubcribers having been appointed by the Hon.
J. Jonathan Bowman, Eiq. judge of Probate &c
for the county of Lncon receive and examine the
claims Of the creditors 10 the eitate Of
Joleph Hartford,
late Of CsO,ga0vn, in fad county, dccealcd repreen
ed infoven hereby give notice, fx months is allowed
to fad creditors bring in and prove their claims
and that they iha attend Aid bulnefs the houe
Of Mr.. Wilihm Fhaiary IN Caid Georgetown, the aG
Saturday Of each of the Six months eniuing, from
clock, a. M until three O'Clock, pm.
DENNY M'COBB, c.--;r...
C;eo,geto-ou, Sept. ;, ISc1.
HE Commiflioners, appointed By the Hon. William
i Gorham, Efq Judge of Probate, OF Wills, &c. for
county Of Cumberland. examine the eIzims OF the
feveral Creditors to the efatc Of
William Buxton,
late of M-ggoeea in aid county, mariner, drceaed
rcprefented n(olvcntDo hereby give notice that Six
months from the eighth day Of September infant,
allowed the faid creditors bring in and prove
their claims; and that we will attend rha. fervicc at
the hoafe of Mr.. Enob Fog, in fad Newgocelfer, CO
the Second Tuefdays Of October, December and Febru
AIRY nefl, from five to eight o'clock in the afternoon
MOSES PARSONS.
SAMUEL TOGG.
Ne1eg'oaesav. SEPT. Is, 1903.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

THE fubfcriberS will carry the Mail
u from Portland through Ntzeglos,fsr, aud El2o-o-
zse1 to Wjaen alternately once week, the enfuing
year, begining the IN October next -Thor- who with
to have their papers conveyed by?o ua4 deGr-
cd TO leave their and place OF redence with the
tubcribers or ar thc different places where their papers
to be left any advance Tor poitage, wiz be han-
fully received,
Any bulinefs ii their line faithfully executed,
and on as reionsble terms any done heretofore
JONATHAN STOCKMAN
JOSEPH TYLER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17

ia Oy .he Ley CT Ai-
As,s gwen.
ResPeSfing al the above trans. actions
tie details are fall and satisfaS,ory.---They
mark, On the part OF the American goverA-
ment, an. honorable adherence. TO Justice
with powers witch had been the FIRST. TO Vi
olate its duties and evince in the CORE
spondence Of the Secretary of St-ate with
our foreign agents great crcum spection
and foresight. In the chain Of ,conten-
plated events IL snpears to have beer
no failure = ires taken, with
| the issue .irninated, have
evident : 81 time Character
ofthc IS in the eyes offoreign
! power
w by these Measures obtain
ed the p of BIT. cry but we have
taught el : ,ch ye' iorbearance and
1t IS to be mop, 4, 'stever symptoms of iii
VIII may exist, L 1T the expectation of
plighted tribute on the one hand, and the
dread of merited vengeance on the other,
Will suppress a repetition of violence.
he third document containd return
OF the whole number of persons within the
several districts, of the. United States, ac4
cording to naet providing for the second
census; by which 1t appeared that the
whole number of persons amounted to S,
ao5,5s2, OF which s9S,6o7 were slaves.
! 1t may not be uninteresting to exhibit
( the relative numbers OF this census with
that o. 1870, ten years distant, so FAR as
resrectsthe aggregate numbers, the slaves,
and the population of each state.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
ULYSSES.
Fos gae s1A4s or HlxclmA.

" IT" III " , IHLf MI
as there is vacancy by Che death of
the tate clerk TO that house, take this
opportunity through ibe mCdmm OF the
press, TO ofer you tny services next sessi-
on OF assembly, 70 fill thai post. shouid
you thmk proper 70 elect rie, YOU may
rely upon my unremjtted attentson in the
discharge OF the duties Incumbent OF me
in that station.
MATTaEw BRANCH.
Buckingham, 18th Ju %. $50
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17

On He bill reeeived from, the Scnafe, entitled
I" III -4ct 20 reheal certain acts resheeting
he Organization e tie coaafs Of the Unie
tc1 S.nt.s -,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17

Eastern Distsi6tPennsylp az, -,
vasia 'V'' ga
Western DO. aone. none.
Delaware l53 is
Maryland go SO
Kentucky, $40 2le
Eastern district of Virginia, 2i62 SCI
none. none.
Western do. Not completely organ
:. ized. q
NorhnCarolinA, e2s lei
Sooth-CaroiinG 4e5 26i
Georgia, 897 l47
Distcicts of East and $50 =.
West-T Tennessee,
pis'siee Of OHIO so ;, ors ssas. none.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17


The Fourth document exhibited the de-
called expenditures on account of materi.
ais for building six ii gun ships to the LIST
oil October, 1901, the aggregate of which
IS represented TO amount to 45s,4lI dol.
lars.
The Iyfh document exhibited specif-
caily the expenditures to the first of Ocfo-
Der, 1901, on account of navy Yards, docks
and wharves, at Washington, NorGlI,. Phi.
ladelphia, New-York, Charleston (Mass.)
and portsmouth, amounting in the whole
to 240,9O6 dollars.
The &Eth document exhibited the pro-
ceeds of the sales of public vessels and
storesi drected TO be sold by an act ofthe
last session, amounting 10 275, 1851 dollars,
and 63 cents.
ne SeOenfh document exhibited state
ment OF monies applied for the defence of
the ports and harbor5 ofthe United States
rom the Goth Of March, 1894 to the 10th
Nov. 1901, amounting in the whole to 578.
S87 dollars and III cents.
The Eigtth document exhibited state
meDt Of the number of suits instituted in
the circuit courts ofthe United States, with
those decided or depending from Nav
i79o, to June Is, 1901.
An attempt was made in the Senate by
Mr.. Tracy, and afterwards in the House
OF Representatives by other federal mem
bers to invalidate the accuracyof this state
ment, which, on investigation, recoiled up-
on themselves. II appeared that some
tritiiDg errors, not in the least affecting
the inference of the paucity of instituted
or depending causes, had arisen from in
exact statements derived from clerks of
courts, and from analisiDg and adding the
numbers contained in the returns, and tran
scribing the result. That these errors
were triijng, clearly appeared from the
effect OF their correction on the FIRST state
ment, the one Of which only varied from
the otl'er, by the addition Of 80 instituted,
and 30 depending suits, including in the
corrected, some returns not in the original
statement.
The reoapitulation Of all the suits insti-
tuted and depending in the circuits for
the above stated eleven years was as EoI.
lows:
kEcAPITtLArioN oft1e srats in NE Circuit
Cou,4s ofMe U1atcd States, and lis Die
f'1rf Courtsfoy Maine, Kennedy and Ten
uessee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17

ITO be Continued. }
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17

sgtOl oy ne Dey c {
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17

tom ms view II appears that the Slaves
have suffered proportional dec Sc of a
bout 10000 in ten years.
: 6Icllling Waehiagto4 Go, m Colsm-
6ia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
LONDON, September II.

The report of the death OF General La
Fayette, which has been mentioned in ie-
veral Paris papers, is poGtively contradict
ell by thofe which we received yesterday.
He is, on the contrary, fated to be in
good health and fpirits.
September II.
By letters from the Hague il appears
that Mr.. Lifon, our Ambailador, has had
an audience Of the Executive government,
and has delivered his credentials in due
form. He has been received with all the
honors fuited to his official iituation, and
there is the frcnget deGre apparent among
the leading perfons of the State TO cultivate
the belt understanding betwixt the two
countries. A few days after his arrival he
was TO partake of grand entertainment
at the houfe of Mr.. D'Angua, the minif-
ter from the Court of Spain.
Private advices from the Hague mentl-
on, that the Orange color is again to gain
performance in the Batavian Republic,
but under new name. 1t is now to be
called the color of sBonaparte, and under
this appellation only it is to be uied
throughout tie Republic.
Some recent letters from Rotterdam
fate, that the importation of the cordage
of all the principal maritime powers had
been prohibited in the fevereif terms" By
the folicitation of the EngIfh merchants
our Ambadador, by an application to the
Prince Regent, obtained revocation OF
the order, 70 far as TO allow the landing OF
cargoes dependant on pfevioully exiting
agreements.
September II.
PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3pr, c. Con. 90 IS 70 I.S 60 rs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
Is AND FOR SALE.

TyHAT we'll known Tract called
WEST POINT, fituate in the low
err end of King William County, and
bounded by York, Mattapony and Pa
monkey Rivers, containing nearly 5000
acres.
To be minute 10 delineating the many
and great natural advantages attached to
this land, would be fuperAuous, as fran
gers would view il before they purchale /;
s thofe who are acquainted with it. want
no further information. 1t may not how
ever be improper TO fay, that as 10 fertili-
~ of foil, benefit of ma, igation, and the
advantage of fin, oyfers and wild fowl,
it is rot exceeded by any tract of land in
Virginia. This land will be diipoled of
BY Public Sale, at Welt Point, on Wed
nefday, the hrf day Of December next, in
lots, OF from three to four hundred acres,
on the following terms, TO wit: One third
of the purchaie money paid down, one
third 10 eighteen months, and the balance
in one year after the expiration OF the laid
eighteen months; and the payments to be
fecured by bond and deed of truR on
the land, with intereit from the day of
fale.
A clear and indefraGble title will be
made 10 the purchaiers by the fublcribers,
who have authorized MIR. Patrick Hen.
dren to attend the fale and make convey
ances.
WILLIAM FITZHUGH,
4lexasaria.
CHARLES CARTER,
S1nlsy.
or. 10 lNoy. a Gods.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
LEGHCRN, Auguft go.

We learn by the Captain Of an Imperi-
al lhip from Tunis, OF a battle between
the troops Of the Bey Of Tunis and the Bey
of Confantine. The battle was very
bloody.
We learn alfohy the fame conveyance,
that the American {quadron which block
AIDES the port of Tripoh, having Landed en-
the beach body of 1000 men 10 attempt
a coup de maia, and get proviiions, was at
tackled by crowd of.armed Tripolitans,
who not only beat and repulied the Are-
ricans, but took 400 prifoners. This In
telligence wants confirmation.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
Confnltdm Of the contribution, decree. as

Confultdm Of the contribution, decree. as
follows:
Art. I. The department Of the Pc, the
Doria, of Marengo, of the Sezia, the Stura,
and the Tanaro, are united to the territory
OF the French republic.
Fl. The department of the Pc ihall
have four deputies to the legislative body.
The department of Marengo three. The
department Of the Doria two. The depart
ment Of the Sezia two. 1hc department
of the Stura three. The department Of
Tanaro three. Which will make the mem
bers of that body 3IS.
III. Theie deputies lhall be named III
year IL, and lhail be renewed in the year
TO which lhall belong the ferries 10 which
lhall be placed the department TO which
they fhall have been attached, with the
exception of the deputies of the S,ura, who
ihaIl not 60 out till the year 10.
". The department of the Pc fhall be
claned in the hrft ferries; Marengo ia rhe
fecond /: the Doria and the Sezia in the
third the Stura in the fourth and the
Tanaro in the filth.
v. The city Of Turin fhall be COM
prlfcd among the principal cities of tAe re-
public, Whole mayors are preftnt at the
taking of the oath Of the citizen named
10 iucceed the Firf Conful, which will
make the number of thofe cities Is.
VI. The prefent Senatus Coniultuna
Organic fhaIl be tranfmitted to the Con-
ills of the republic.
(Slgned) CAMBACERES,
Seeon1 Coy/ul, PrsfSeaf.
FRAGUES & VAUBOIS,
Secretaries.
By the Confervative Senate.
The keeper of the Archives, and the Seal
of the Senate.
(Signed) CATCHY.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15

p = :. Ann: 'o1 IT. s-s-lnp. !
per =. Ann. % i.4-Excheq. Bill. {. :;
to e. Pre.-onnium 7 6 80 ~ 81 ~
Cons. for Oct. 70 IA 50 IS. va
General LANES, it appears, ha, met :, :.
a very unfayorabIe reception on his re,a,a a
to Paris. lnacad of having his wroDa' '
redreHed by Bonaparte, he has been IS
lied to his country feat in Normandy u a.
deed, when the circumstances of hi,
turn are conildered, we cannot helm h.
ing afonilhed at the efrontery WITH wb;sS
ne yentured to prelent himfelf before tbs
Firlt Conful. The difgrace of this Gene
raj is irretrievable. Nothing can eve,
rcl5ore him to favor o., confequence. H;s'
fuccclior at the Court of Lilbon il ~.
yet appointed, though it is now clear thar
the amlcabie relations of the two conn
tries will fufer no interruption.
We learn by private letters from Psri,
that an exemption IS 10 be granted in +,
vor of fome one Engiih newlpsper, which
is TO be admitted to a circulation in France
Letter from Eliineur, Gate, that the
Danes are terrifying the Sound by new
batteries, which, when completed, will
mount ais pieces of the heaviea ordnance
We are concerned TO learn the lo(, Of
the Forturs frigate off the mouth of the
Texel. That (hip with the Diamsua, carr.
EIphinfone, was employed TO convoy the
Dutch troops from Guernley to the Hell.
der. They failed from the Downs Or
Thurfday fe'night, and on the following
day, off the mouth of the TexeI, experienc.
ed a mott dreadful gale of wind. Both fri.
gates drove over land bank, but the For
tunee unfortunately truck upon another
bank, and fuek faf. She is irrecoyera.
bly, loft.
We are concerned to fate the lois OF
his majeRy's lhip La Pomone, of a. guns,
capt. E. L. Cover, which truck on a
rock near Jerley, and loon after funk.
We are, however, happy to add no lives
are loft.
September "a.
We yeferoay received the Paris Jour.
nails of the 10th lift. They inform US,
that the affair of the indemnities feems to
be dedni,ively concluded, unlels the Elm,
peror fhould endeavor by force Of arms to
procure more favourable terms; refolu.
tion which the coafant reinforcement OF
his army would leem TO indicate.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
BOSTON, November {.
TRIRUTE or RESPECT.

4 AZ ID - IL vi NGOI IN
Saturday lait being the birth day of
the honorable John Adams, late pret'den'
Of the United States, the fame was cel.
brated at Quincy, by large number OF
gentlemen OF that and the neighooring
towns. A grateful remembrance OF the
important ieryices rendered TO his country
by the late PRECEDENT, in the various icenfi
in which he has been called to act, partlcu.
lsrly during his administration OF the go,
vernment OF the United States, appeared
to actuate every one prelent. And The
unavoidable comparilon between the con-
dutf Of the paa and prelent administrations
could not bnt increa.e the luteret felt up,
on the location. The company aiiemolsa
at an early hour, and waited upon M''
Adams, at his feat, with the following
addreis.
To tbe honorable Jobu Adams, En-
SIR,
The return of this anniversary, cannon
fail to awaken in our breafs the "dl'e"
lentiments of gratitude and eitee''' -
recalls to view the many important eSe"'
Of your public life, events intimately 'O''
aeaed with thofe principles and pFoceSl,
ings which continue the gfeatelt glory =.
our country, and will form Tome Of w.
mott valuable pages in the hiitory Oh '''
1icns.
We hope the liberty we3 have fake" ",' -
perionslIy waiting upon 700 on inls s os
fon, will not be deemed an ln'lu'O
And while we offer VOC our reipettiol G co.,
eratulations, we mutt beg YOU TO DC ' sHo,
ed than this Wifi is the reiult OF fce'"S'
and not of ceremony. roa
The early and decided part "hien w.
took in fupport of the liberties OF A' ,Gtl
ca The ferries Of patriotic and iuece -,
exertions which diitinguifhed you ti't o ",n,
unwavering and able friend OF 'he'e c I's
The many Astions of high relpo"ho 14,gs
which you filled 70 much 20 the adsa. va. 70.
Of your fellow citizens through oar 10 %
voiution, gave you an honorable tl' ~ l.r.
their veneration and love. bu' YOU ,b>
vices 10 your country did not end WIN :.
accomplishments of our iodsp''a a,d eos
Since that period, it has required 'na Of
have devoted rolits csule all the enefs~ >.
v ), r mind. Your civil adniaia'a"0" "
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
To be L E It,

For one or more Years,
THE houie now in the tenure of Mr..
Thomas Clagget, iituated on Queen Greet
near Warrington ftreet, and oppoGte MIR.
John Wife's new houis, the ftuation is
high and healthy.--For terms apply TO
THOMAS IRWIN.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
Foreign Intelligence.

From Lsndoa papers TO The z5b Se9ttm.
der, By The @ip sJfal,ana; aaa3,om Pa
ns b43sys to The a6fb, BY tbeMp o4uy1
from Bordeaue rseeiUed at tie ebsee
eftbe Ne7o. 11oyk Mereantils Adve,ti-
Ter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
Wamfel to barcbaE,

+, roo or 1000 Cheinut Rails, for
which Cath and generous Price will be
given. Apply as above.
Od. rs. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
ARRETE, of Sept. X.


The Confuls OF the republic, rhe coun-
Gil of fate having been heard, decree:
Art. |. The minlRry of general police
is fupprefed.
II. The attributes of that minifry are
united to thoGe of grand Judge, minilter OF
juaice.
(Signed) BONAPARTE.
By the Firf Conful.
The Sec'ry OF State, h. B. MARET.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15

taken off, to produce proof of non, emigra
ton, erafure or amneHy.
By an Arreie of the 9th, all Actions for
debts contracted in St. Domingo, by the
purchaie of plantations, houfes or negroes,
anterior to the lit of January, 1872, are
lfufpended until the z3d OF September,
1903.
TIE coslah Of the Republic TO the Carer
VaffOs Senate, Stpf.l5.
SENATOR'S,
In virtue of the Sgd article of the Sc
natus Confultum OF the 18th of Augua, the
the frf conful appoints to the lenate, CT
tizens Atrial, minilter of Juice; Du-
belloy, archbifhop Of Paris; Aboville,
general of diviGon and hrtt infpet,or of ar !
tillery gouche, miniiter OF general po-I
lice; and Rederer, PRECEDENT of the
fiction of the interior OF the council of
fate.
Citizen Adrial, who was long charged
with the public minitry at the tribunate
OF cahation, dilplayed talents ard a pro-
bity which produced his elevation to the,
Office of miniller of juitice. La that I'M
portant iiroation he rendered fervices which
the hrft conful thinks it his duty to reward
by introducing him among you.
Citizen Dubelloy has been for fifty
years, during which he pohened' The epif.
copal Office, the model of the Gallican
church. Placed at the head of The frf
dioceie of France, be fets his example of
all the apoaolie and civic virtues.
General Aboville, known throughout
Europe for the talents he difplayed in
the war for the independence of America,
is at the heod of that department which
has 70 much influence upon the fate of ma
tlonS.
Citizen Fouche, minfer of police, I'm.
der difficult circumstances, has, by his ta-
Tents, activity, and attachment to the 60
vernment, done all that circumstances re-
quired Of him. Placed in the hofom of
the lenate, lhould other circumstances re-
quire again minifer ofpolice, the govern
ment could not find one more worthy of
its confidence.
Citizen Rederer, intended for the ie-
nate from its formation, has conitantly dif-
,inguilhed himfelf in the council of fate.
His talents and his attachment to the coun-
try will be ttill more eminently ufeful in
the frit adembiy of the Republic.
The fenate will fee in thele appoint
ment, the defire which the hff conful HIS
of adding always to its luRre and to its
confederation.
(Signed) BONAPARTE.
BY the hrlt Confal,
The Secretary of State, H. B. MAREr.
ORGANIC SENArus CoNsyLTuM.
Extraa fr0mtbe Regyqers1ftbe Con)svva-
tivs Senate, Of tbe llb Sept.
The Conservative Senate aGembled TO
the number of members prefcribed by the
goth article of the conitit1tion.
Having ieen che plan of the Organic
Senatus Comultum, drawn up in the form
prefcribed by the 57th article of the Or
ganic Senatas Conlultuui of the conttitu-
tion of the 18th of Auguf after having
heard, upon the motives OF the faid pro-
jet, the orators of government, aud the
report Of its fpecial conmldion, appointed
in the fitting of tha 7'h September,
The adoption having been deliherated
upon to the number of votes preicribed by
the 5oth article of the Organic Senatus