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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
SHOE STORE.


- ESECTFULLY informs the
IN public, that he has juit-receiyed
a new and handfome aGortment of
Ladies' Cork Shoes, and Gentlemen's
Morocco Pumps; which he offers for
iale, at his Store, corner of Church.
Lane, Thames-Street.
He has Ekewife conftantly for
fale as above, general afortment
of Shoes of almof every deIcription.
ALTO, Ladies' g. Gentlemen's Socks.
= Ne1op0rf. Dee. io. ishS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
Tar CHARMS OF NATURE.

Il HE cheek enros'd With csimlon dye,
The bluff, Of maiden hue
The fpark that waotons in the eye,
And lips Of PeaFly dew.
To man ,hcie native charms appear
More elegant than art
The painted Aufh. the fnarcfol leer,
Ne'er penetrate the heart.
What usc the bloom the pencil lays
Each morn upon the face,
Can that which ere thcess Decays
Be jufaly dcem'd a graeef
The nymph who truas to nature'' aid,
Comes nearea TO her end;
For nature ne'er face hath made,
For human xiii TO mend.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
FOR SALE, By
SAMUEL, VERNON. Jun.

TOGNIAC Brandy, Claret Wine iu eak'
~ and boxes, Silks, Britannia Linens, white
wine Vinegar, Verdigreafe. & Houfe- Paper -
The above articles are entitled to drawback,
aad arc now landing from the Brig Hannah,
from Bordeaux, at Mr.. Robert Stevens wharf.
He has ALTO for fale, Rufiia and
Raven's Dack. a few Dcmijeans and long and
(hon Corks.
Newport. Nov. Z, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

T'BE 9Th infant, Small PiSelbse Wssiz,
i chafed out fiie cafe. with red fone Seal,
Get in htver. n either Watch or Seal Is offered
for fale, il 10 reaueRedto he aoped and ei.hcf
Of the Watch. Mixers in Newport, viii par 4
reward Of EIGHT DOLLARS, a recovered
and not injured.
Newport, On. -, iscI. 1s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
20 BE SOLD.

A NEW Houfc, in Broad -Street, complete.
"A " haiihcd. with Yard, Gardeo, and
good Well of water. Any pefon inclined TO
Purchaie. may know'thc terms, by apply log at
the Houle of
M. r. JOHNSON.
NtzVporf, Jan. O, iSot. Istf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
William Douglas,

At tbe Head If Brad Street,
hAS juf received Two Thoufand weight
i i of long clean FLAX, which will be fold
at a very fmall advance for Cath. ALTO, Welf-
India and other GOODS, as ufnal.
Nesepo,f, Jan. 9, tSoz. iyh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

Exfyaa of a knsr fran George Todd, Efq
Anled CbiloeoiJe, Dee. I,fb, sb es,,,lpsn-
DEM ia Ceanf6ieM.
SIR,
"Ih,vc jof time to inform you, that a
Bill has pafIed both houfcs Of the Iegflatufe,
and has received the aHent OF the Governor J
poaponing the falc of Land in the County OF
Trumbun. Or account Of the Territorial Tax,
In laid county. until the hrf day Of uoe next /;
but thar all taxes that remain unpaid after the
frt day Of December. 1901, ihali pay intereii
from faid time, at the rate Of ten per cent. and
all lsls, upon wich the tax is noi paid by
the fira Of June next, will l think sauredly be
fold. The Sheriff, by faid Bills required TO
make fnl and concludve fet,Icment with the
Auditor Of the Territory, on or before the Ill
teenth Of July, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
Iotf

THE lower part Of the Houfe, Garden!
J. Stable, SC. Of the late Datid MstusH
Pewtescr. For tegms, apply 10
CALEB GREEN,
! Essrtsn, Dec. IS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

In Kilmarnock IScotIand) Oct. I8. twenty
nine perlons were killed in the mee,ing-hooie' IN
coniequencc of a crouding to get out. prodnecd
by an alarm that one Of the Galleries was falling
yshich aroie iron the breaking OF feat.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

ArpoiNrMRNr.-Gen General Jofeph Wilcox
is appointed Marlhal Of the D.ariet OF Cenneet'-
cut, in the place OF Col. Bradley, reigned.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

A general and extenfive variety Of
Croekery and Hard Ware Mems and Women's
Shoes, &c. &c. with many other articles. too
tedious TO mcntion all which will be fold at
the moa reduced prices.
Nescpoys, Nov. IL. SH
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

Corn Houfe thereon-containing about Seven.
ty Acres Of LAND. Akss. an Out Lot, con-
taining stpst IS Acres which will be fold
together or fepafate. For further Particulars,
enquire Of JOB HARRINGTON.
on the premiies.
WeR-Grets1pieb. O9. I.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
WEST-INDIA GOODS.

Among Others, arc the following articles {:
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry Rum, Molaiies,
Flour, Rye aud Indian Meal. Teas of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate. Raifns. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Al(pice, Cinnamon. Nutmess,
Butter, Cheefe, Candies, Onions, Tooacco.
Snuff, Powder and Shot, LAmp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, sc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
TO BE SOLD,
(And pe0SL7con green immediafely)

"A A FAkM, lying in WsT-
sr A G,sessrieb, about 7
,4 miles from Eea-Grrrx1uieb
s Meeting-houie a good
= Dwelling Houfe, Barn. and
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
Nicholas WcbHer.

INFORMS The Poblic. that he ha, opened a
L GROCERY STORE in Broad Stlcer. ia
the houte, late the property Of Mr~ c9l.L-Ee,l,
where he has For Sale a general afforfneht Of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
TO BE SOLD,

A N p entered pp.. Oh,
I4 anssssILys asth of March next, a traea
Wl..Ns.lINM Of Land, containing abou, 40
~ acres, with a Dwelling
Houfe thereon fituate in
North. King gNown. on the Ten. rod Road, about
one mile and an half from the anding. Said
Trae Is. part p,ow land. and part wood land. /.
aud well wa.ered.----Any pcrion inclining to
purchace, may know the tcims, by applying to
GEoncs FOWLER, in Newport, or the fub.
fcribcrs, living on the p'emifes.
HANNAH FOWLER.
SARAH FOWLER.
Nsrtb- Kine Gs1us, Dec. Q,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

Nez0boyi, Tan. Q, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-12
Maine Bank.

THE act Incorporating fundry perfons by the name
i ofthe Pre6dent Directors and Company oil Maine
Bank, having authorized any three therein named, to
call meeting of tbe members of faid Corporation
The fubfcribcrs do hereby notif sid members
at the Columbian Hall in Portland, on Tuefdzy the
twenty evcnth day Of IuIy ind az two Of the clock 10
the afternoon, for the following purpofcs
Z. To choofc their frn board of Directors, anG
luch other Officers they fhaII fee TT.
Z. To determine the amoner Of the payments TO be
made each flare and alfo tle mode OF transfer
and difpofng of the fock and profits thereof.
!. To make, ordain and clAbifh fuch bylaws, or
dnances and regulations for the orderly conducting the
affairs of fzid Corporation they at deem neceary.
To adopt uch mesiiircs and tranlaa fuch buiinefs
they fhar Judge proper carry the aforefad act
into eifecf. SAMUEL FREEMAN
WlLLIAM WIDGERY,
THATCHER GODDARD
Portland. july sih, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-12
BATHING.

81 This is the puref erercife Of heafth,
The kind refreiher of the fummer heats
Nor, when cold winter keens the brshtnng food,
Would ] weak -fhvering iingef on the brlak.
Thus life redoubes, and is oft preferv'd,
BY the bold fwimmer, in the fwift iIlapfs
Or accident dsfafrous Hence the limbs
Knit into force and the fame Roman arm
That rofe victorious DER the conquered earth,
Firit Iearnd, while tender, 70 fubduc the wave.
Even. from the 6odys purity. the mind
Received fecret fympathetic aid.''
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-12
Andrew Greenwood, ANlgu,
CoMMoNwlALrA Of MAssAoHvsATTs

CoMMoNWEALrH OF MASSACHUSETTS
10 tie Honorable TIE Ssndfe, and re HonoroJk
Hoys sf RIP, ssnfafrvss, IN Cner y Court "a 1u5ei:
XN7E the lubfc ibcrs, Commuee choen by the
w inhabitants Of RayuOnf IN the county az Cum
ber'and, hereby 1iew--That IN the year 1867, thu
tract parcel " and called Raymond was granted 10
William ymond and others; for icryces done il It.
year 1000 in expedition againit Canada fro wh ch
grant TO this time, is 35 years. and one hundred and
twelve years ince the iervocs peri rmcd that me-
rircd faid lands And hnce fad lands were granted.
we, your humble petitioners, have labored under al
root incredible hardhips. which 70 enumerate would
enforce hgh from the mon obdurate hear; there
ore, we think i needefs TO bring things to remtm-
brancc that would create anxi1fy Your petitiorers
knowing that the Le giAature are at all times willing to
known 70 s1at % any part of THIS Commonwealth and
are net nienhbe of the adyan ages and fadvantsgss
OF corporate and unincorporate RAte We. there
fore, pray the Honorable Lfglature that the planta
ton of Raymond may be incorpora ed into town by
the name or SfO,er, according the conries and d-
fances following, VIZ Beginning the northwrfcrly
corner bounds q Windhan, and extending due north
eat ieVen miles ana one half; thence north wea
courfe, feven and half miles thence from the 6rl
mentioned bounds extendng up the north csit 6dc Of
Sabago pond The pond Goth ran, until north-esA
kne iha terminate at the head Of ieven and half miles
on the northea0 Inc. And your petitioners in du.
ty bound, will ever pray.
JOSEPH WIGHT.
AMOS ROGERS,
LEWIS GAY.
T-.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-12

A FEW Tickets in the ssst5 Hadf.y Canal Lsffsry.
y which commence, drawing tho 29th infant az
Bottom arc for fae at the Bookfore OF THOMAS
CLARK, No 8. Tsua' Roro.
n. Thofe perions who with to purchafc. will peafe
to apply Immediately as the Tickets remaining on
hand the 16th inf viii be returned THys
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-12

. J3~. N-Ht-Itty
Is printed every MONDAT Mornine BY wlLLIAst
JeNKs Jun. for ne pubIilicr ELEzfs JEsks y
the Printing Office, ~. Z, Fj6frsef opPofte Jones
Row, Portland where Subscriptions Comnunics-
tions, Advertisements. articles OF News, Sc arc
received with attention.
The price Is oNs Dollar AND FIFTY CEErs yeah
executive of poHage
As this GAzrIrE has the largeR and rsof ertcrhvs
circulation OF any pepper Ia EfIfsr Il i fighl advar
tageou tor d9srt5snezfs which viii be inferred fes+
ionab y, and in ecnspcuous manner.
J9rtating,
10 It's var Gus branches executed at faia 0hccs
handlome manner. and sr the finrrcf notice. N
WILLIAM IFNKs, 5rs.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-12
JOSEPH WIGHT.
AMOS ROGERS,
LEWIS GAY.
comM5NwEALrA OF MASSACHUSETTS.

R,ynosd. Mey 3. 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-12

T"HaH1, TNJ 5D, Ioo1. Hdrk
yXTHEREAS Betty wife Of the fubicriber, has be
w haved in very unbecoming manner, and not
pc formed the duties of the marriage covenant-Ths
forbid all perfons harboring trung her on my
account, as will pay any debt Of her contracting
after this date. JOHN HUNT.
Caos- EEzabctb, Taae 20, 1861.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-12
]Doetrg.
-ss@s$ss,-,-

From tie Part Folio.
ANACREONTIC-THE LIP.
T,asfsnS f'on re Haiias.
wELLri know, enchanting Leibia
Love fits anbuih'd in thine eye:
But thy lip Of breathing cr'mlon
Nought with s5at could ever vie.
Beauteous are thy flowing riuglcs.
But iulI psny maid behdcs;
Proud Of her luxuriant trefes,
Emulstcs their Glken pride.
With little hands, with feet as little,
Amaryls charms the eye:
But. thy lip of breathing crirn.on !
Nonght with thar could ever vie.
Sweet il is, when eIos'd and GIent "A
Even then il frcms TO fpeak;
Sxeeter ftil. when lottIy parting,
Loves foft murmu-s from It break.
Sweetly too, the lurking dimples
On thy check, the heart beeuIe
Sportive dimples. blen forerunners
Ofthine everlalling fInile.
Amaryliis, Doris, Phyllis,
Charm with varied grace the eye;
But. thy lip of breathing erimfon
Nousht with tbat couli ever vic.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-12

1eNTAINING all the Tables neceAary to be uied
NJ with the Nautical Almansck, in determne the
Latitude aud the Longitude by Lunar O6fcrvations
ahd keeping complete Reckoning Sea iluftratcd
by proper Rules and Examples the whole exemoIfed
IN Journal, kept from Bottom TO Madeira, in which
all the Rules of Navigation introduced Alto the
denomination Of the mon ufeful Rules of Trigono,e
trys with maay afetul Problems in Msnuration, Sur
veying, and Gauging and Dictionary of Sea Terms
with the manner of performing the mon common Evo-
lufions at Sea-To which added, fome Cencra In
lruttions and Information TO Merchants Mafaers Of
Vccs and Others concerned in Navigation relative TO
Maritime Laws and Mercantile Crffous From the
belt Observation-Disclosures with number of New
Tables with original Improvements ard additions and
a large variety Of New and important matter sr-Alio,
many thoufand Erross Corrected, which have ap-
peared in the ben fytems of Navigation vet publhed
Br NATHANIEL BOWDITCH,
FeHs7v Of tie Amerean Arsdny IF >frfs and Seienes.
Iluffrated with Copper Pates.-Firft Editior From
he prefs of EDmusD N. BLUNT (Proprietor.)
The American Coat Pilot,
Wallh's Mercantile Arithmetic,
Seamen's Journals, &c.
Co Sip Cbandkrs, and others. may be fiip
Piled with any of the above Books, with the ufu. df
count made by the pubher. Portland, Jnas aS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

Another bluntly addreGed him thus,
g How came you to write that letter TO
General Warrington . Pain replied
that he had right to write what he
pleafed /; he had written nothing OF
Warrington he wilhed to recall.
Pain remarked that many OF the old
ftandards OF the revolution were gone,
fince he left this country gentlema 0
prefent obfcrvcd, g yes, FIR, our great
and good Waihington'-Pain hung
down his head, embarraded, and ioon
turned The converfation.
He faid fomething of the amamnal
j9J2iee. He is very ignorant creature.
The democrats and deiss crowded
round him, introducing one another
with, this is Mr.. Such a one, Mr.. Pain,
good democrat
About S-o'clock il the evening he
came inIo the bar room ; made faort
aidrels his private room was not
large enough to accom- modate all his
friends-he lhould fay in town f-veral
days--hould be happy 10 fee them
gain. Some one obierved to him that
he looked {" pretty well, yes, iays Plln,
few besr their age better than | DO,
am now .65, have been through a
great deal, but (putting his fingers 10
his belly, aud quitting them good
heart and good mind will carry a man
| any where.
A dsmocra tic perfon, who was in
company with Pain comfortable time,
fays that he is neither philosopher nor
a gintlem an.
The old fellow was deceutly clad.
He has the indubitable marks Of con.
f med Tot, yet at eight in the evening
be was not greatly sfeded with liquor,
tho he had fwallowed great quantity
Of brandy.
The mot respectable democrats in
the city appeared to know themfclves
too we'll 10 Witt him. This day the mi
nor ones ought to turn out, prelent him
an addref, and give him dinner.
Do, gentlemen democrats honor him a
little, for your idol Jeferlon viii honor
him murh.-I'll tell you how the din
ner may be paid Garry him about
town in cage no one would grudge
fifty cents to fee the demi human arch
beal-a very conf ierable fun might
Be colleaed-enopgh with which Pain
might get drunk daily as long as he
| lives
Many democrats doubted whether
ever Mr. Jef-rion fnt FOR Pain: now
Ne IS here, aud has air-aly feyerll times
dcclarei that he comes BY the exPrels
Invitations Of his pupil J-lFerfon, Ills
fup?oled even Smith viii NOT call il i
federal milTePr.fsntation.'
Bot let Us ak every chuGian and
every ferrous man what Will Be the con-
licquence Of the conduit At prelent Pur
fued by JeferlJp and his party.
Divine religion loles all her fires,
And unawares morally expires
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

CT feel my curiofty fatis6ed n 49,
ing feen Tboma5 Pam. | have few,
times dined aud fupped at the r,r. :
table with him, for that purpoe.. i.
is drunken, beatty animal, the ra Is
novenly and dirty in his perfon Of aO
man | have ever net with-His f'Y
is drunkenness perfoni6sd and !. -
would almoa fuppofe candle m;c ~
be lit at bis long bottle nofe, the en-
of Brandy. He can however anna.
like a man of fenle in company All
has a frong memory. He is On IL
way to America, if he can find her. /.
countryman who will difgrace himcIr
70 much as to convey him to our fbor.s
However, | cxped ht viii be ,b.r.
fhortly by fome means or other. tn.
pref.nt government Of France does nov
fuit him. ! am informed, that On NJ
offering to dedicate fome work to Ban.
aparte, he declined it letting him
know at the fame time be did nor
choofe TO receive that bonar rom e I'll.
caIumniator Of WASHINGTON"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
BEREFczREA, Queen Of CGq7s.

Berengeria united to all the attrac-
fions Of evaneicent beauty, the external
lovelincls Of cultivated and expanded
mind. She was in The cattle of Ozexa,
with a very uncomfortable number OF
forces, when it was beGeged By the
Kloors. She conGdered the teyrors OF
her ftuation. The ammunition OF the
fortrefs was nearly exbaulted ,aad to try
the hazard of Tally, would be certain
dearudion to her few, but brave troops.
In this dilemma. fhe f-nt b, following
neG4gc to The generals Of Tuxsdn -
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

BOSTON, NOV. II.
BY the Salem, Capt. RuiTcI, from
Bourdeaux, we have received Paris
papers TO the 10th, and Bour1eaur
Journals, 70 The &c a September.
All the articles III the Paris papers
confpifc TO flew, that the Confuar
Government gains arergth asd vigorr
daily and there does NOT appear ore
nurmur of dilcontent or diloyaIty:'
All power rehdes in the Firit CanluI,
and the Coniervative Senate which
Bonaparte takes care ihsll be CON-
poled Of none but iuch as are dsvolsi
to him. He has The lole right Of zp-
pointing the Senators and We 6a5 Y
The Gazette Of the ] 9Th Scptrmber,
that he had named on that day, as
Senators, Citizen Abrial, NliniRer Of
Juaice Duaelly, Archbifhop of Paris;
Aboville, Major General and Fna
Infpedor Of artillery CKs JFrprl n %.
United SfGfs5 da1ng eur rev2l1ioa1y
qpar1 Fouche, laie Minifer Of Gene
raj Police anG RGderer, to be Ssna
tors-While fuch men enjoy the con-
fervative power, gonaParte has nothing
10 fear.
The contelt on the fubjea Of The IA
IDENTITIES between Aufria AMI Prula
was not fettled :-ButBonapa'te bad
undertaken to terminate the bulineli;
and had diGpatched his aid de camp
Lauiilton, to Ratiibon and Vienna siIh
his refolution on The fubjea. IhsEs
will be no appeal from them.
A civil war exits il Switzerland
between the larger and fmNler Gan.
tons.--The defendants Of William lei
do not lubmit 10 the Contributions ron
the mandatory Of Seyes with halt the
bic fence Of the citizen OF the G't1
Nafisn.-Blood has been fpilt; and ths
itrong arm of Bcnaparte will be calieu
upon TO reRore tranquility and 5gd'y0
the Contribution.
The Bourdeaux papers Gill indIca''
an aaonilhing increafe Of commsrc''
and activity of buGnels and the Prin'
cipal part of the entries and clearance
are French.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
SINGULAR ACCIDENT,

On 1'hurfday, the 9Th in&. Con Of
Mr. Simon Griggs, of Colwelps Man.
or, about fix years Of age, in playful
mood, tipped the noole Of rope a.
round his body, and fa&ened the other
end oft to cows tail, unobferyed By
the fervant who was milking. Soon
as the COW was MIXED, The boy lausd
her with a liick, aud The ran, dragging
him after her.--The COW made for !
lake, few reds diRant, and in her
courie drew the boy over log. hitting
his head. Mrs. Griggs, obferving ii.
dreadful Gtuation Of her fon, ran in.
mcdlately into the wa.er. caught ii.
COW, and eEsricated The boy, BY cutting
the rope but alas too late he bad
expired.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
REMARKS.
From tie GssrgsioQOn, rs. C. J Gaz<ffe, Of
O.2oEer 10.

"
from tie GsergsioQgD, rs. C. J Gaz1fte, Of
O2oEcr 10.
On Sunday laft information was
brought TO this towr, that number OF
negroes had been landed at Long Bay,
from a French frigate, which has been
lately feen or the coat. and that the peo-
pie Of Waccamaw were conRantly in a
Itate Of alarm. This information com
ing from fource which admitted OF
very little doubt, oauied the officers
commanding in town to colled their
men Immediately, many of whom
marched that evening, and others who
were collected from the country, fol
lowed them on Monday evening.
Tboie who fet off on Sunday evening
had almoa reached the place were the
landing was faid 10 have been eHea4d,
when they were informed that the a
larm was falfe. It appears to have
originated from French negroes hav
.ag been taken up in the nj ght near
Long Bay, who is iuppofed to be run
away.-We are forty to fate that thc
country for fome dilance above this
place was alarmed, and the men actual
~ on their march.
" 1t is much to the honor Of our
citizens that they turned out to man
although fome Of them had juR rifen
from bed Of Gcknels but i is 10 BE-
feared, that fuch falfe alarms will have
tendency TO prevent the like stten
ton 70 duty when danger is actually at
hand-We underaand that the buliEei;
will undergo an inveaigation."
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

On the night Of the 18Th int. about
.It O'Clock. the houl. Of Capt. Aleran.
der Taylor, of Millifkouie Bay, was al.
covered to be on FIRE. There were II
perfons a-bed in the houie at the line !;
two Of whom a Mr.. Baker and his wife,
who were journeying 70 Upper Canada,
were burnt to death he Others efcap.
" til little iojary. Not even the cloaths
Of the family w-rs aved. A coal drop.
ing from a pipe. is fuPPoiel to have
occali1ncd the fire.