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puMis aak.
On FRIDAY,

4. ten s'elsek, euM be 6n at Tie Fexdaf
Stare,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
Whiikey in barrels,
Gin in oaks and barrels,
Port vine IN cafks,
N,el1Ts il hhds.
. Sasr - bids and bis.
Ne md brown loap in boxes,
Cku.,.dtc in boxes,
CoH>e in tierces and bags,
Raiiins in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
allotted,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-19
EnksLtxk0des.s ..s

~SAMUEL JxcfsoW MARIN
VII take 3'of 900 barrels Freight On ion.
mediate a~pPIirasioa. !.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
Hard Hare Store.

ME Sobferiber refnrafuIly iuforms HE
4 fiiends and the public. thar he has jaa re-
ceived by the lsset arrivals ., Bottom fsom Liy-
spool. general aforsmens af HARD wARE.
discA from the Msnufatsoriss. which he will
offer tor fsIe. In Pysvi4<ses, at tho Store Of Mr..
ISAAC PiTMAS, directly oepo6te the Baptia
Meeting sHcuie. by Wholcialc only. upoa, as
reafonabis terms as can be puvhaisd at New
York or Boaon.--ThY arc now opening. aud
will be all opcnei ia few days, by
HENRY CREW.
Providence. May Al, 1904. 3 s7rf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29

vI,HE prcfeur tins sIuI s. f1>,ed ar =.
4 pofsns era in Inc hiI(orr ~ 1zs ~. A.
10 the snoals Of the world. Al -, <itnc facs
It's foundation, has thc cot<esns Of k<n = r>f4eeo
70 civil iuaitngior rxcised ,.ore p<:afo| 1nx]o<y
more diRrnafnl, hop-fal. sscmt iie expect s.;on.
rhsn Al the rrleni. While q n srknoslsiect
that there e.ifs in the hu;ran heart, and sfIcc-
x;ons. . cspabiIity Of i'm fcvc .nent, lhst may
amsliosa,- iss condition While fojousping IL
ss this din fpot called TSnh :" While the OPP
prcfiyc hand Of infidios- y npoy il eeoesiy en-
ployed TO retard, csuih aud loppse6 thote I'M
provemcnrs, and to erefa adoeinion of its ow o,
wilf.l and arbitrary, above The reach ct ths
Citizen ,snd in defiance Of sll moral, and reiigi-
Gus obligation While one fiction Of the habi.
table part of the Globe. is. or has lately beea,
decsed in blood, in the afl-stion Of thoic rights
of improvement, and in con8id 60 Inainssia
shens, IL is the peeoliar hapPineis OF America
that fhc has been able TO fulhlt her part OF the
duty, without having had 20 sndsre any OF thois
Sonvolfsc, fatal fpzfsos, iocsient to reyolstion-
ary Hruggles. The benignits Of her ConftitG-
zion, and the wiidom sf her lava, under the
wachsul care. and animated integrity Of her ma
tive fons has, amid all their exertions, buoyed
them above the vortex of confuiion has waited
thern over il with faiety and, il Is hoped. has
fixed thsir feet upon fafe and fold ground.
Bat they. have not been without thei: calami-
ties They arc not now without them. Gala
mites which they mua exPed 10 undergo. a. a
price for the redemption of invaluable rights.
Have our isshers marched to battle to obtsia
them and fhsll we bcgrudge portion OF IN
qui-tude In their prefcrvssion ! We're they
handed to US as the reward of hardhips endured,
and pesils encountered and fhall we reign
chem Cor the fake Of perfonaI favor and exemp-
zion from the revenge Of thofe who ara fworn TO
sheir dearoaion We're they. in rs. an objsd
in the f,erdy prrfut Of which, the lives, and
fortunes OF the bcncfatsors Of thar day were mo-
fuay. and foIemnly pledged; and fhaIl we now
Fee then in jeopardy behold them bleeding,
ard vah cr,elef.ly by ! Every principle OF at
issi.on and gra.itsde; of regard for our snccf-
tors, thofc iaintcl martyrs Of liberty Of duty
To our couatry, ourfelses. and poReri,y, rife
cp, and forbid it. No;--However faint, and
weary: However we may agh for tranquility
ard peace, we will nor obiain il by concei.ions,
that will diihonos, and enlavc our Cocstry.--
The patriots Of our Revolution difdainsd to do
il. SEVENTY. FIVE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
NORFOLK. May i,.
AsiSutie Ssrieaiar y ibs late INTENDED i.lar

Asibsatie psuiesiau u fbs late INTENDED irfar-
,sdion sf fbe xey,ses.
We deemed il prudent heretofore TO be
flent on this intercRing fubj.ei, in order that q
mose complete difcovery OF the ncditat.d plot
might be made: But, as il Is generally believed
that il has been difcoycres! ia ils commencement.
filcnce is confidcscd no longer rcccAary We
therefore lay before our readers fuch fats ss we
have been able TO col!cts from fources deemed
au,hensic and from our own knowledge.
For fome months par information from va
rious quarters had been conveyed 70 the civil
md military authorities of the borough. thaf an
infurseetion was ia sgitation, and il was TO take
place during the Eater holiday. All sccounts
agree in ftaIiog, that the Ggual of revolt wss 20
lie given ty sctting & re to This town Z The vsri-
ous information received, did not, however sp-
rear fuficicn,iy well founed TO spprchsaded any
Of ,hofe fafTtled. Strong patroles were order.
ca TO rcinforee the ordinary wssch and every
rrecaotion taken 10 guard againA mitchell.
On the 'rue!dsy before EARss Meoday, .
negro fellow was taken up tfor the want OF .
pals) on his way from Prineefs Anee 60 this
Town. who gave information thar three negroes
two Of whom are nov under the sensence oi
reash, the other has nos been ~ yct tried had
Jltcised him TO JPN IN testing the town, on f1fe
On Esller Monday night. Nothins could be
mote clsar and po6tive than his teftinony. Sev-
rral were named BY the above three ., being al
70 concerned. and taken up bot - no proof.
hrs hess-fay -eiidence, appeared againf them,
they have bccn difcharged.
The fate Of the onfofunatc wrcicbes (ne.
groea jeremiah and Ned) who are TO be executed
so-rnorrow, ~ill be fuficieas vsrnisg to the reil
of shc!c deludsd people. who. opcn moments
,efeelion, muR be fatisfed, than from tho mill
tsry Arengsh Of this place. sll their wicked at
tempis mntl end in theiso owc ruin.
Lcttes from HALIFAX and Charlotte coun-
s;es IN. Casolins) inform, ihas nightly meefing'
vese very general among the negroes IN the
sbcve coonties that quantities Of arms and sFn-
rnunition have been found concealed (; that
numbers OF the ring!eaaen have been taken up.
feyeI of'whcn have hcea fensenced 70 death,
snd immcdisse execution. Throughout the
whole Of she State Of N. Csfoiina (psricolasIy
she lower cosnsiesl iofarrefaions snong all thofe
ysiferesnu feens 10 have ben general which
kaycs us no room 70 dorbs bot hosnd maGs-
ere of the whites vas intended By the negroes oI
sAis and the adjoining Stssss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29

nIEpJ--At M'ddjetowp, yeRefday morn
Ing. MI SAMUEL PRcxHAm, aboot AZ years
Of age. Hh tsnersl viii he attended to- nor ow
NJ tive o'dock. a. his hate dwelling -houle.
Ia tAis town, the ssA ipA. Mrs. ELIZA
EAsroxs comfort ,f Mr.. William lizRon.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
HARTFORD, MAY 40,

Il is oaly TWO yean hncs the republican
candidate, Mr.. Gyargr,. had but 1866 votes
The fcderslias then boalted tha, il was the
uimoh irc,sh republicanifin would 20 10 Con-
ncaicu,. ,.--Notwithaandin their prediction the
republieao vote has uniformly iiacreafci At every
election foce.---LsR fall Mr. Granger had
4IS7 voies; but it WY then afIested by the
fcderalits that il was no rule to jadse Of the
repsbiicaa frengsh. tor thsr many federalits
voted for him--aad that :" Ill the materials TO
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
RALTIMORE. Nav IA.

Oae OF the bea proof, OF the fuccets ol
Ariitocratic principles, and OF " fcifms" among
thc democrats Of this State is. that altho feS'
qbssfimd DsI!Su we're advanced by Mr.. Harps'
and his party, in this city,.to eitabhh an Arif-
tocfatic pref,, and 20 serifs 6s<vn dowserary.
that fun has been already expended, and the en-
.coussgcmsnt found Insufficient to effed the OBJ
jett.
MIR. Harper aflerts, that but from our
g srrxpe7sd d,fahpoissm<sf'' he would have con.
tinued his paper daily. What was that {" die.
appointment i"----Why he found the people
virruous, and the foundation OF the eAMERIcAs
too FIRM for him TO denroy, either by tapping
or mining!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29

Letter from Hsvanna, da,ed the "a iots.
mensioa, tkst q very deafottise 6se had dcafoy-
I'd near zboo houfcs, &c. Ia the vicinity Of shss
tisy "a shzt i was expsfssd, the Govsrnor
weeh = epastqnence. permit the ifes bnaons.
sion of lsabcr, &c. 49,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29

On ThsrklsJ Of la& wsek. - Schodack.
10 RenGelsss sopnsy. shrss Children hid 7lseed
shcmlclves IN frall b0osh bsuih boufes whish
had been made for she convsniesce ofvstchine
. coal pit. and 10 whicA ~ qpsnsisy ofRnws
vhcn Il took ere, and she ehildsea Wcse bernt
10 death she sIdea, Nd sbous sea ysars Old,
s.csped from the asnes. sud carried aeoshss,
wlks wss ALTO bey shess even, tiB be exrsed
ia his asms--s diAssee of nessIy soo psees--sod
died bimisif ina ie~ hosn afle. This yoen1se.
e;:. about foss ysn Of fsee. hsd attempted, |,
as appeared probable iron The petition he sss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
AVILMINGTON. May iS.

Exfraf q ffffsrT Tron LbboH, daf<l Ffb. Al.
" yhs pilots on the coat OF AIsarva. late
y boarded eScIsl ~hich appeared 20 he under
40 direction She proved 10 he the American
fsip Mary. oi pAiladelphia. Th.y found no sp-
p~srsnres OF the csew on board. exceps she dead
bot,es =. two mee faaened to the MAI. There
wxg 10 marks of violence an the bodies. In
sha socket OF one Of them. fappofsd TO be Ms,e.
hey found lit OF the fhips conpzny. which
Had amounted to IS Pcrfons. This Singular oc-
curssnce Is hitherto eutisely nnsccounted for. :"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29

~ ~ our ncxt. We mall pnblifb "a impos.
tsut Addsbfs $40 the people Of the u. Sssrr,, 2
ffoa ths Nafis~s! Is,eHgextsr-- -compriGng 4
very inlsraina - yiew Of the proceedings Of The
la& S<lfo} of Congreis."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29

s,sad b., 10 sicaps though the brasl' at spiace
tDat would not sdmit hsr--snd was there found.
k n TIL s!drR was fon of Mrs. Spoor. .
VI io~ NJ . other wss ION of Mr.. Rase-and
tke wi. assghsss Of Mrs. Coleman, widoS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
N Z w 20 4,
Saturday, May 20, 1902.


"
newfPsper Editon IN this State mott have lied
rhemseivrs ourof crcdis, from the manner in
which their mott isosuinc friends ipesk Of then
10 other SrAses. The Editor Of the Newbury-
|post Federal paper. after making mention OF the
manner 10 which the proeec iings Of the Gene ,si
Aaembly were rprcisa,ed by the Ne~poss M:r-
|cusy t~ hieh sePsefensssion was aitcswafds copi-
ed into Mr., Whceler's Chrooicle) fays. /" we
eaxsss however ksiieve Governor Frnnes is r,
iihfsyafr in common declaration, ar IS vsyvejsss-
sx-" A maa mutt have Arrived at an hieh pitch
of human depnvity. when his crcdib;lily is
doubted even BY HE Own Friends. Pyv. Pbr.
The HtJ5s Gsxssss. Federal paper in
the Rate Of New- York. ass--'Nevcr has Re.
publicanifr 70 completely been maniieited 10
this fate asat the lat elseiioo Both Houlc,
are now decidedly Republican,
Another paragraph 10 the fame paper fays
=" 1t Is afcertsinrd that about fbvys- foxrfbs of
the Aaembly win be genuine Republicans I; and
ihus has Repobiicaaiin triumphsd more com.
pletely at the laa election than on any iormer
ooca6on."
From return OF the New-York eleslion
il may be fecs what "qrix~bb' Federation
has gained. --It is Jxes a I" triumph as Ba,gsyss
once gained at Saratoga. and Cv~u'siyss at
Yorktown Tvs< .1D<y.
Errsa sfs k,se, from 0~.ids cssxy. sfhfsy
ibr orb, 10 f5s Edifs,.
!, "Republicauifn has incvesicd much beyond
our expectations. You will fn6 the average
majority Of the Arieocsatic Senatorial Ticket,
to be only 619 this, compared TO the f~eeping
1900 AZ the lat election, loolSs like com plesc
change in future elections. ~
\. Gfcster exertions never were made than n
this eletiioh, BY the Ary9serafe Fed Of our coun.
~. Mr.. Mofris's eleetionecring tory was very
induariouay circulated in hsnds-bill.. IL wat
70 futile in itfelf. that Mr.. Morris viii gain bul
'litslc credit BY its publication. IL was the iafl
effort Of sn g infuriarcd" minority. The txer.
ton of the republican towns bore no compasi-
fon TO that Of rhe ariaocsatic. IL may iiitly be
fsiled the triumph of rcalsn over fsllacy and
error. Truth moa ultimately prevail in shin
country. Mb. Rtg.
II appean by the accounts laid before ths
Britiih parliament. tina, the following are the
expenditures for 1904. under the following
heads go Yf
Fs,siSs Jferf )syvis Movv. L1s.ooo geyi.
Home fecIct feryice. do. Io,oco
We have icen in Ljesr's proceedings with
BlSHsf, Sc fome rpeans {, arrive alta Knowledge
OF the nature OF Jsr<;gx /ferf Js,viess but we
are fill AZ a-pls IA scconnt- tor the applicatiol
os 70 large 1fofs s ro,oo5i. or y. so.o,o. al
home----shc FUN ccttsisiya much gsssses tkxn
she f<eyss J<,cies wovsy given by Jsbs dlam to
'ne OF our Peanfy lvania Senator'S. Perhaps this
wAo only an entering wedge. for the Bririih fer
vice mooey has been eacs;adng from fmsil be-
einn1Res t,v 200 yesrs. Ii muR be coaIcfcd
.th.r the Adx~s administration was not aoitc 100
ysafs eshind the Btitilh in mSsJiaplyp. Axy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29

We hear ffom Medield. thar on Tpefday
laR, Mr.. Maion murdered his broihcr-in-Iax,
MIR. WilIias Allen, while they wefe ar work
together in Gsid. The criminal was foop To-
cured. aud is oos confined ia the goal in DIED.
ham hat d;fcovcn no fymptoms cf. remorie
for the perpeustiOs Of the horrid deed. rs
remarks able, that on the fame hour. o! the fame
day Of the fame month lAii year, aad on land
Owned by MIR. Msfon, the murder Of Milf,
FAILS was committed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
nN the ps,itioo Of Ns'hsn D. Miller, and
~ Joks Thusaon, AdminiArsson Of Sseph-

HnNihc ps.itioo Of Ns'hsn D. Miller, sDd
" Joks Thufiaon, Adminiassson Of Sseph-,
en- Pelrcs snd Berish Waite, and Bsriah
Brown. jdn. Exeeutor Of Befiah Brown, pray
ing ss stt to authorize fsid Exeeosop to make
"a laid Administrators dsed-ofa certsin real
eas.e, fssase IN soosh- Kiusaown, ~hieh was
attached BY fs;d Sseph<o Peiscs. snd fold by
viaae Of an Execution rvicd thereon hy iaid
Bciah Heovp, 10 shc faid S'ephep Psiscc, bss
Of which no deed has becn given.
State Of RheSe.Il snd & | IL Camel lgsmJL
rrovidsucs Pisasasions. ] My 7'b. isos.
VOTED and Rs/cived, Tint this
Petition be received ard sescsssd 70 she nexr
Ieeioss Of this General AGembly and Ia the
m:an time that the pepderey Of thIs petition Be
pat;ifhed il one Of the public newspapers pripf-
ed 10 Newport. three wrecks foccsGveIy, snd
ali pssfcns clsimios 90 be intsrsaed ssaiea The
grsntiog the prayer thereof be notified 70 sp.
pear h they zee czulc. At sb- fsid rcxs fGsss, 10
oppofs the fame. <frss CsU,
Witness.
SAMUEL EDDY, sscy.
&-----
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
7ohn Mohsr & CQmbany,

John Mohsr & CQmbany,
INFORMS the Pa5.ic. that they haze put
j chafed the Tradipg Stock Of gbonss Cvses,
and continue the buGacis 10 the fame Store.
Said MsJGty & CO. would slfo iofossn the
Public, thst they have reduced ibe prices o; isid
Stock to very low rsse, and have jua received
very bandfome apply Of ffrfh y.
Spring Goods
Which. in addition 20 the oh Stock, makes the
Adsrtmcni compless--aIl which they are dstcr-
mined 70 fcll
Yxxr CKsAs fox CAsH.
The fmallea fsvon viii be asa gratefully
acknowledged.
Gr AZ thoie indebted to THoMAs
on Note OF Book account, are asinsd 70 make
psyment 20 fsid Mosaaa, & Co. who arc em-
powered fc ietrlc fIss fame.
Newport, Mlsy 10, 1904. Soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29

ID RESPECTFULLY informs hi. friends.
Nosnd the public in general. that he has iuIt
received by the latea aTrivsh at Boaon, new
and bcantfol aHorsmcnt Of ta
ENGLISH GOODS, T
Which he offers for iaIs very low, amougR
which are the tollowina articles
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29

Fos Sale az ibis Ofis,
Tbs Poblic Laws Of tks STATE of Khods III od,
rsfsd hncc the year 1873.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29

A great Variety Of Articles too tedious to emu
mcSats.
GOODS reesit,rS on CowmiTss al /aid SfSw.
Newport, May a9, 1904. SIT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-28
NETWORK, January 70.

The lcop Three Brothers, with car,
90 OF whea,, condgned to Merritt and
Clapp, arrived at this port yefterday in s
days from Troy. We mention this cir
cumGance as proosof the uncommon mild
neis of the fesion. Perhaps no other in.
itance OF the North River being open dur.
ing tie whole CT the month of January has
occurred within the memory Of man.
Entered, fchr. Betiey, Steel, c. Fran
co.'s; foop Louis, -, Hartford.
Cleared, ihips Amiterlam Packet,
Green, Greenock Gen. Mercer, Moores,
Liverpool.
The flip Flora arrived at Chaslefon
from this port.
The fchr. Union, Steele formerly
Stanwocd| from Jamaica for n. York, out
= days put into Rhode Iland 18th Jan.
in dinseis.
.4rrived free orr lef.
Schooner Betfey, Steel, from c. Fran.
co.'s. During the paiiage capt. ). expe-
riepced very hard weather which did much
damage to his fails and rigging; and while
lying at anchor within the heck, parted
both his cables in a heavy iquall from
the N. W. and was ,owed up by pilot
beat.
s, On Thurfaay evening laf' fhooner
tom Tea Inc in fight Of the light houie
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-28
We !nefday, January FL.

We !nefday, January y.
A bill for the reliet Of Philip Sloan,
was read twice and made the order 70,
to- morrow.
Mr.. J. c. Smith, from the committee
ofclaims made report Oh the petition Of
John Carr, which adopted the report of
committee of claims, made at a fofmer
leaion, and tina, the prayer OF the petition
er ought not to be granted. On motion
tor taking it up Mr.. D. Heiaer, and MIR.
NichoIfon oppofed it. 1t was referred to
the comm;tte OF the whole and made the
order for tomorrow, to be printed.
The bill to provide for the psym of
theexPences OF Samuel Dexter, which have
or may occur in coniequence of the luie
commenced by Joeph Hodg.on, was read
third time. Soa.edebatei'ook place. Mei1rs.
Alton and Smile oppofed the BILL
Mc,i:s Grifwold and Bayard Imported
the propriety of it, as it was only to pro-
vide for paying Mr.. Dexter's expencss,
in deieud:nsa fuit which aroie in COME
quence Of an official article as Score. pr.
at War. Mr.. Giles wiihed farther time
to coniider the fubjeet and twas poApon-
ned ~ il Monday.
The houte went into committee, on the
untinllhed buGnefs Of yeAerday.
The rslolution offered by Mr.. Fearing
occaiioned long debate, it was oppoicd
by Mshrs Davis, Giles and Bayard, and
advocated by Meilrs. Fearing and Grit.
void. The reiolution was not carried.
Mr.. Giles then moved reiolurion
Relolved, that the ACT of the Legislature
of the Territory North Welt of the Ohio,
Tor altering the lines OF Rates as hereto
for eaao.i'hed, ought not to be agreed to
BY thi, h,uie which after lom. detat. was
agreed to.
The committee role and it was taken
up in the houie where the queaion was ia
ken by ayes and hayes, ayes, 81, nays, s.
A meilage was received from the Pref
dent of the United States, containing an
account of the Indian trading houles and
recommending an extention of the plan,
and that iome meafures Mould he taken,
to prevent fpirituous liquors from being
lent among the Indians.
ALTO recommending the fubfitution of
military executions, inRead of hanging,
when Indians committed murders, on the
whites, as they are particularly oppoled to
the latter mode Of putting to death, it
makes them more averie to deliver up
criminals.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-28
BOSTON, Ianuary1s.

W. Wv Jatico'J -
Arrived, MP h,cernia, Lake, MaIa-
Ga, 81 days; and brig Alert, Filher,
Gaadaloufe, both via Vineyard, lhip
evs publiihed in our laa.
January IS.
Arrived, fhip Tanerlin, Eames, Ali
can't. December II, lat. 81, IS, long e.
60, fpoke Gch'r Roebnck, Deelion, from
New York, for Cadiz. Dec. IS, in
lat. S., IS, long. 50, s., ihip Sarah,
Of Bottom, from Charlefton, could not learn
where bound. Dec. FL, lat. "a, 80,
long. 81, fpo!e fch'r Venus, Hathaway,
from Aux Cages, fer New. York, had
oeen blown off the coat, fprung his bow
iprir, fails fplit to pieces, ihified his car
20, fort Of proviiions, was bearing a
way for reercit port, it blowing freah
capt. +. could not give relief.
Sane DAY, ihip Romuius, capt. Free
mn, from the ile Of France. Left there
q P Lydia, Wayne, for this port, total
next dy The Merry Quaker, failed
~ days before for this port. Left at
Bourbon, capt. Brown eff Salem, capt.
Matthews of New York. Ott. Is, was
bearded by three Eng|ilh fhips, detained
ome time, and permitted to proceeds
November Il, lat. IL, S. long. Il, S,
w. fp Ike Portuguefe fhip trcm LiiJon
for the Brazils, who informed that they
on the 18th of November, fpoke the brig
Equator. capt. Bradwell, two months
and twenty days from Portiinouth, n. H.
had carried away his main-n mat, IS from
the little Ecglifh captain F. could under
itand from shem) he judged the Eqra o ,
was bound to the eaRward of the Cape Of
Coed Hope, but that they intended to
touch at the Cape to repair. Jan. IL. 81,
l9, long. 81, 50, ioke fchooner from
Norfolk, for Antigua, 7 days OUT. Ja-
mary 3, LAT. 80, 81, long. 69, fpoke
two briggs, one from Virginia, the other
from Philadelphia. five days out, for ia
maics. -,
We are happy to announce the iafe arri-
val at the Vineyard, of the fhip Eliza,
captain Jackion, I35 days from Madras,
for this port. Left Madras, November 8,
no Amcricrn veGsls there touched at the
Care failed from thence November IS.
LET, there captain M'LeIland, from Su-
mas,a, for New York, had put in there !:
a .eaky condition, was nearly ready for
ica, no other American there. Spoke no.
thing Of conlequence.
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aLeranorta 1DnertlSer.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20.

In the Senate Of the United States,
Tuefday, January rs, the Bill to repeal
the judiciary aet Of the laR ieAion, was
taken up and amended.
When Mr.. Dayton moved in iubRance,
that the bill be referred to feleA com.
mittee, to conGder what alterations it may
be expe'iicnr to make in the judiciary iyf.
TEN of the United States, and to make
proviGon for the judges appointed under
the act of laa ieilion, in cafe iaid aa be
repealed.
On this motion the queeion was taken
without debate, by yeas and nays.
yeas l4--.nsys rs.
Mr.. Colhoun voted in the negative;
and Mears. Rofs, and Ogden, voted in
the affirmative. The votes were other
wife the fame as on the reloiu,ion on
which toe bill was founded.
It was then moved, that the bill I've
engroGed for third reading. The quef-
ton was taken by yeas and nays without
debate and were yeas Is...nays IS, viz.
Yeas. Meiirs. Addiction, Baldwin,
Breckenridge, Brown, Cooke, Elmer,
1'h. Fo!ter, Franklin, JackGon, Logan,
S. T. Maton, Nicholas, Stone, Sumter,
Wright.
Nays. Mellrs. Colhoun, Chipman,
Dayton, D. Foler, Hillhouie, Howard,
]. Mafon Morris, Ogden, Olcost, Rols.
Sheaf, Tracy, Wells, White.
Whereupon the Y,ee Prs6dtnt decided,
that the I'll Mould 20 te third reading.
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FIR @ W GU D. lilo UPE

+ K 0 vi G u Il d 4 L 0 UP Z.
BY captain Bradihaw, We learn, that the
iNand is in very unpleaiant Gtuatioo.
The blacks are extremely infoient, and
un'eis troops fpeedily arrive from France,
they will aGarcdly Poaeis the iiland: Sc
veral Of the ringlealers of the laft infar-
retiion had been taken and feut on board
she French frigate crulilrg off BaHaserre.
The whites and mula,toes are very much
aiar.aed Ger ,h@:r .a!e,y, and ieveral TEN
porary embargoes have been laid on to pre-
vent their quitting the illand.