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BALTIMORE, Tan, IL.

The fchoorer Ccrnelia, captain Gecr,
lrcm this port to New York, arrived a,
Newport, Mode 1iland on the nth inf
al wei.
Arrived, chr. Alnphe,rite, capt. Geer,
trcm New Yc,k.
Ano ich'r Ann, capt. sailiibury from
Lasuira.
EUSA isf at Lagniv0 Dec. II.
Skip Margaret, Captain Hartman, of and
sor Baltimore D.anra, M'Call, Phila.
del, Tia Sciower, ---Charictton brig
Commerce, Corral do. Commer,-, do
Man, Philadelphia; Caroline, Noun.
tain, dc. Schr. Eliza, Bonnan. Baltimore
Experimene,-, Charleaon.
And ieverai others names not recollee.
ed. The brig Prude, captain Philips, Of
this port, failed on the 10th December,
bound home. To the leeward OF the Mo.
ma psfIase, faw ihiP, brig and ichooner
Beating up with frong wind, from the
Northwara. January I5,in lat. 81, IL,
long. = fpoke the brig Merchant, OF
Plymouth, from Ocacrcak IN. Carolina J
oound to I'obaeo, eight days out. The
Hamburg thip Charlotte, c. ]. Stem, was
at Laguira on the a,,h OF December,
oouud to Hamburg. The brig Posomak,
.up?cr, from hence to Havana, arrived
iaie on the 10th ult.
The pert of L,aaguira was expected to
be fha, every day asain't foreign veais.
When ca tain S. failed -four was from
1918 dollars Per barrel, rihrg very
fais.
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NV YORK, January 10.

Arrived, il;rs Marion, Seton, Gel.
ca,;a; CHreieman, Gusrie, .Amaesdam !;
E@"za, Nehler, Turks Hand fch'rs
Harriet, Fin 5, Edcnson O,ive Branch,
Young, Charlc!ion Charlotte, Marion,
Anx Cages ). Rambler, Iy!ee, Curacao;
Lively, Caaaie, Lasuisa.
CLEARED, ihips fiazsn, Allen, Csdiz ;
EXP, rinent, -, Jamaica.
The Marion ltftas Calcutta hip kingfon
Morris, 70 fail in 10 days for this port !:
Mary, Bockmore, OF Salem ihip Eliza
beth, Brown; ihip Coed Hope, Collins.
Left at the Cape Of Good Hope, Ihip Ell.
zaoets, -, Of this port, to fail in few
DAYS flip IRIS, bound to Calcutta lhiI
DiipatcI:, Ay!ccush, OF this port, had fail
ed sru.n Calcutta ,er Bencoolen, ic: hel
home cargo. SPOKE in the river nip De-
!awarc. hound ur. Spoke January s, q
Dan.t!2 'i:'p from St. Croix, to Whining
ton, oct 3 Jays.
ship E,:za lest at Turks Hand the
ne!dAie, for Norfolk, to fail in a few
days. SPOKE no.hins.
The Rambler lei d, Curacao, captain
Bore in a new ih:p, name unknown, and
nip feierye, Moncr;ef. Brig Edward,
Edwards, was lying in Porto Cavello.
January 3, lat. 20. o5, fpoke feh'r 1--we
Silters, from Charlei,on, bound 20 Port
au- Primo, Ger /, days. 1t the Bite CT
LcogsGe tea in with s fail Of merchant
men, under convoy of a iloop of war
Spoke ALTO brig Marcy, Stewart, Of New
ouryport, ,Ait from St. Croix bourd &c
Jacqaen.el, for market. Capt. Tylee
MORN. tha: markets are very doll in Cur
racoa, he left zoo bb!s. -four OF his or
cargo unfold. Corn ,s,very low.
S,h, Lively, from La9aira, ran aihere
On SATURDAY., on Sable Gar, cargo tske!,
ont BY ich.. Lett there brig Poll Of
New York fhip --, Smith, OF Phi
iadelphia; brig A!iliSance, Mann, of do /;
brig Con;;ncrce Of Chariciton and num-
oyr CT others, names no, recollected.
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COMMUNICATE


A fngular PHYSIOLOGY occurs in the
ratification OF the French convention, as
pubiihed by our government, Which leems
to require explanation. When Mr.. A.
dams the late PRECEDENT of the United
States laid this form c!a treaty before tie
Senate, they aavil:d its ratification, with
d retrenchmept Of the I'd article and IL
imitation of its exiAence to eight years.
In this filtration the ini,,ruinent was tranf.
mitted to France and there fu5n,itted to
the confederation of the Chief Conful Of
Il at Republic, who agreed TO the modlh-
cations Of our Executive, on condition
that the refpeeive preseniions or claims
alluded to in the isid "a article ihould be
expressly relinquiihed by The parties, and
in this fate it was returned to the Pref
dent, who again labmittel the fame to the
Senate Of the United States, who there
upon inaead of conddcring the whole in-
choate, asit certainly was, rliolved, that
they "ccndder the fsid as fully ratified"
which Is tantamount to ayins that the re.
trenchment Of the I'd article and an exprefs
relinquithment of the claims and rcnions
mentioned therein, amount TO the fame
thing, which is moi certainly incorrect.
1t would therefore be gratifying to the
public to fee this APPARENT inccniiRercy
accounted for.
fGax. Z. S.
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flip, Lain, FOL; New hu-vpo.t; ard far.

IMP, LsKin, Tor e"busypoft AID ichr.
-, Pearfon, sor CharIeaon. Dee.
II, to 'eewa.d Of Gasdaiocye, fpeke ihir
Dolphin, Bennett, from n. Bedford, q
days oar, ona whaling voyage. ,la tat.
80, long. Is, Gppcke il9cp Jenny, from sa-
vaIlnah, to ST. Cfoix. January 4, lat.
81, long. "A, ipoke The Thres S::!atss::s,
Cargil, from Antigua had been II asys
On tie COAT, and was 9'lort Of pfoyiiion.
Capt. G. had the day before fpoke the brig
Joanna, of New5myport. from Havana,
oound to Wilmington, who had been 20
DAYS On the coat.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-23
iJ::uul sss.'.,S.
Or Tie NIB # Februay xext
" IL l. BE SOL y,
On The Prrmy S,

A neat and convenient Store
a,:d Dwelling Houie, on Priuce-otrcet,
near the corner Of Royal Street. The
ftand is equal to any in the Town, fronts
on Prince StrestlS feet 4 inches, and is
in depth IS feet, with the benefit OF aa
alley Iuojcct TO rent Of Twenty
Pounds. Terms, Sc. will be made known
previous to the ta,e.
P. G. ARSTELLER, M.
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Contemplating q remooal from the
Dy2ria Of Columbia, as )oon
as he can elojs his out Randlng
concerns, OFFERS FOR SALE,
THE FOLLOWING
Very Uatuable Property.
One undivided half Of a FARM
adjoining the Grea. Fails of Potomac, ca which
is ia good Houfc, new Barn, and famc excei-
len, Meadow.-AIlo,a FORCE, 50 by 60
feet, covered with tin, and Coal and lroa
sioufe, firuated on the canal made by the Pc.
mac Company, and the right cf cutting the
wood fer goo years on large parcel # .=:sa si-
ioinin.9-.nlueh of this WOOD Is convenient to the
river, and may be readily rranlporc to George
Town, the Federal lty. or h:s place. .hs
other hal may &c Purchaled.
Three-Eighths Of about eleven
hundred acres OF LAID, in De.k ey eou~ ty, sd-
ioi,i.g the lands Of the United States, at Keep
rryce Furnace and Harpers Ferry-more than
hail Of ir is N wood, and the remainder good
farming land. The other ive-cights may a.io
sepus,haied.
An undivided moiety of 36
Acres of LAND in he Com:non Of Alexandra
and sdloinig the town, chiefly under ience q &C..
iar potts and chsinus rail,
A large and handiome Brick
DWElI.IIG HOUSE, 50 by 40 feet, win .
h,ick Stable, SNAKE Hquis, ana Well II excel
Ie.2. ya,er-The Garden AID Yard paied III
The Houft is rot quite fn;ihed I, VIII he fald
either in its p.ef-pt Gate, or iHiihed as may iuir
the turcHaer.
4 number of LOTS on the
new wha,f, made BY Mr. Herbert, Mir. Wilton,
aud tie Gabithber, between Tai:fay Greet and the
river Potomac; End. ALTO, the ;y!ion ct the laid
wharf, pals-fso:n Mr. Thoasp!on's By 10 iess
An undivided half Of . LOT
in the w,a f.e of f2...ffaS isrest, abgve f}peea
arcct, on which the hc,Ie was tsIat iatt x.'ter'
For particulars, rsfpcG;ag titles and terms
which viii be Ibssai both as TO r1its and e'tat,
apply 70 ...,,, r~,r.r. z = J,
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Captain Taylor, in Re Encaar:s, from
Havre-de- Grace, Informs, tia. the arlt
,lvi.ion Of the feet defined for the Cape,
failed from Brett on the "a OF November E:
me tecond Jivi:ion was TO fai! from Havre.
de Grace on the 2c,h Nonember-.h: by
amounted to forty Eail, incla>:irg lhips OF
var snd traniports-,he Whole number o.
troops to be tent to St. Domingo was fac
to De 10000 men.
NzyE.X fab.
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altrauoria ADVERTISER.
SAruRDay, JAHuARI e.

By the arrival of the lhip Iniuary,
capt. Fickery, in Hampton Roads OH the
the 10th lift. from Dunklr!l ard ro:tay,
London papers as late as The 9th Of Nov.
have been received, ;.,cy contain nothing
of Importance.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-23

The governor ofLssaila has i{;ued his
proclara,ioa, directing al, American vcf-
leis to be READY 10 !4i4 Gu the l9th Dec.
II. 7. faper.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-09
FROM THE PALLADIUM.
POLITIC Al REVIEW.
No. III.

Ffiforical evidence has been offered in
the lat number of the truth Of the propo-
fition, that the great danger to the inde-
pendence of all ftates and nations aries from
the inordinate ambition Of France, and the
vaff increafe of her power. The balance
of Europe, which Tacobinifn has affected
to conader ulelels and even pernicious
chlmera, the balance OF Europe is dearoy-
ed, and its feveral Gates mutt be fublugat-
ed unleia Great Britain ihall be found
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-09

We recommend the eaay of DEcIus IN
this day S Gazette, to the attention OF our
readers. 1t will be found to contain many
found and many fatiricai remarks which
ought TO location bIuthsof confuhon IN the
majority of the Committee Of Inqaiiition.
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FROM THE cAzrrrE OF THE U. STATES.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-09
BALTIMORE, Sept. e.
Arrived fhin Fame. cant Levi,

Arrived, fhiP Fame, capt. Lewis, of
Roaon from Liverpool. July I'd, fpoke
the lhip Warrington, of Bremen, from
Philadelphia bound to Bremen. July z3d,
ipoke, in lat. At, long. IS, ~, fhip Nep-
tune capt. Tyler, of Providence, (R. ~
from pAnceveau, bound to Utrecht, lhort
of provifons, fuppIied her. On the z4th,
fpoke brigffom Lilbon, bound to Gree
mock. Augua II, lat. As, lorg. 80,
fnip Alexander, Kinney, OF Norfolk, tr.
London to City Point, out 80 days.
10Th, lat. IS, %, long. 50, Hoop from
Wifcaaet to S.. Lucie, out l3 days
a. LAT. 40, 40, .oog. 81, 10, flip Crite.
rion, capt. Joy, 4 days from Nantucket,
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PHILADELPHIA, September =.

PHlLADELFHlA, oeptember 7.
Cleared, brig Men O., Topham, St
Thomas; Penniylvaria, M'Phe.ion, St.
Croix; fch'r succaf:, Rols, Windfor,
N. S.
Arrived, ich'r Anne, MIellan, from
Trinadsd. Spoke Aug. 9, in the Gulph
of Paris, lhip Mary, capt. Sargent, Of
and from New York.
AuguG II, in LAT. as, 80, N. long.
70, ~, w. fpoke brig General Leclerc,
capt. Orfel, from Philadelphia, bound to
Hifpaniola 9 days out.
10Th, in LAT. 81, l3, N. long. II, go,
w. fpckc brig I(abella of Baltimore, capt
Bunbury from ST. Croix bound TO Balti-
more out II days.
Ship Active, Delano, for Philadelphia,
was fpoken in lat. So, 80, long. 6.
Schooner Ocean, Bcaae, of Philadel-
phia, laa from the coat of Africa, was
left at Point Petre 20 days ince.
The brig Eliza, Merin, from Phila-
delphia tor Cape Francois, was fpoken on
the 1 9Th ult. in lat. "a, long. 81.
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NORFOLK. Sept. \

Arrived the hip Brio! Packet, .ca,,
Philips, from H.avanna.
Arrived the ich'r Polly ana Peggy.
capt. iissilng, l6 days from ST. H. H.
mas.
Auguf Il, in lat. II, IS, long. -,
- iPoke the brig Sally, ca t. Edward
OF Philadelphia, II days from faid p,u'
bound to Jamaica-all well.
Arrived the Brisih iloop Baxter, cap.
tain DorTill, from Antigua.
Arrived the Bfiti0h brig SoncTet, capt
Patterlon, from HAVANA.
Arrived the Britih brig Ann, captaia
Radden, from Dominique.
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people are opening their eyes--,he tumult
of faetion loufes them from their golden
dreams-the Ice OF their country begins
to operate in their bofoms, and regard
for her honor timu!ates the noble pride of
Americans-,hey will foon unite in the
common caufe, the caule of natioas! free
dam and national bouor !! Then, well may
thole political impohoFs ;remble for their
i'll. gotten power and haye~seafon to dread
the juG vengeance ofau injured and in
fulted people. When the form is once
RATED; when I" the tumultuous fea of IL
berty" is once put in agitation, it will be
found ne eafy talk to a!lay its fury and
thole-who have been 10 active in blowing
up its rage will find themfelges the yitt-
i:ns of their own temerity. It behoves
them TO lock we'll to their tleerage; al
ready the bark drives, and every infant
brings her nearer the criGs which will
dalh all their high built hopes Of greatness
and thenilelves together, upon the rocks
of!defruetion!
CATO.
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bound on a whaling voyage. 10th l..
franklin, II days from S.. Kits yA bo org
TO New London. 00una
Arrived brig Fair American, Msnpio,
from Guadaloupe. Aug. IS, lat. ~, s.
l {, 90, s., fpoke the Aoqp lanes s, on
fhisadeiph'a, bound TO Cape Francois
a, 3o'h. Cape Aatteras bearing s.
". oy ". diitant S leagues, fpoke the h.
lch,I Molly, Barnes, from Baltimore bound
to CbaFletton, OUT 10 days.
lhe Barque in the bay is from Liver
pool bound to Rappahsnnccls.
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CATO.
NETWORK, Sept. 6.

Entered, brig Beulah Maria, MORTON,
Aux-Cayes; fchrs. Debbe, Star, Savan-
nah; Mary, Burnham, Digby, N. S.
Columbia, Linquee, Newbern, N. c.
Two Brothers, Brown, Edenton Jane,
Tomkins, St. Bartholomew loop Sea
Flower, Bird, Philadelphia.
Cleared, fhip South Carolina, --,
New Orleans Chsrleaon Packet, Moore,
Charleaon brig Glory, Denart, Grena-
da Gchrs. Adventure, Butterworth, Ha-
lifax; Bearer, Hicks, Jamaica; Thomas,
Luley, ST. Johns James, Ferris, -.
Ayivedhnse AIR laf.
Brig Beulah Maria, Morriion, from
Aux Cages. Left there, brig Sally, Smart
of this port, to fail III 20 days; brig Az.
guaine, Towbridge, OF New Haven, to
fail for this por, in 20 days; brig Fran.
els, Wildham, of Salem; brig Hope, Rey-
nolds, of Salem, to fail in days; brig
--, M'Cannon, of Charlefon; fchr.
-, M'Kenley, of Baltimore and fe-
!, eral other ved.ls, names not reco!letted.
In LAT. 81, dong. 70, fpoke brig Fair A.
'me,ican, from Guadalupe, out 10 days,
bound to Baltimore.
AT Quarantine, fchr. Jane, Tomkins,
from ST. Bartholomew. Left the fchr.
Two Brothers, Fairchild, Of this port, to
fail in 70 days: brig Echo, Webb, to
fail in 5 days: hip Supply, Jeffrey, at.
Por, Royal, to fail fer market. Mar.
kets dull.
Came up from quarantine, fchr. Friend
nip, Chace, from Turks Hand. In the
Ffiendfhip came home the mate, Mr.. John
Saunders, and crew Of the brig Ezra,
Smith, from Bottom bound to G. Francois,
which was caa away on the north reef of
Turks Iland on the 9Th ult. veGel and
cargo loft, had been out II days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-09

In,all ages, e(yecially Gnce the days OF
Cromwell, the fame hypocri'ical ean'lns'
have been reforted TO by the denaSogue'
of fattion-the fame abute OF language
the fame libeIs on truth and virtue, nave
been, and continue TO be, the ch0ien we3'
oons of the unprincipled ard ambitious
The needy and licen,ious zealo', w"0''
turpitudc would fink him into contempt
efpoufes the cauGe Of opPreaed humanity
and becomes noily advocate for the rGr'
and Liberties of the people. 10 the n'"'.
bic peafant, whole thoughts have nsS '.-a
wandered beyond the liGits OF his 0w"
village, he will reprefent the gove1nn'eII'
of his country as wicked and 'yra"" . a..
To the infer he will declalm aga'0' W.
waite of money, the burthen OF taxes a."
the threatened bankruptcy Of the na'0D'
He points rhe jealous to the chains saa
(hackle. Of authority. To his bar l0 .ss
audience mo1 piteouAy will he lament 'n I"
infringement of our " facred lio D ~
BY whiiky taxes and foreign impofs' ~
the profeGed libeller, whole po'io3nea 1 H..
rows are aimed at the heart of v,fi4 u n, ~
will hold up, a. the bIackea child .o Of i;i,
ooti III that lalutary law which require ."'b
its lubjeas to fpesk of f:roos ,h'ng '.; %'s
truth. To the traitor, TO 'ne ,' ssahI'c
from ,uaice, to the pe'u'af0r . ., puu,
. ,,0 Cd. and the murderer of his country
oeace, he will declaim agaIna INC ~; :; viz.
| Of judicial power, and curl: the E's'a W.
roe Of independent j'aice'
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Asotbsr duel has laty bess toagbt At
Savannah, between WIliam Hu7tsr, Eta,
and David B. Mitchell, El2. boi5 IF hat
place. The agreement qva5 to fand at len
PAGES ajfanee, ard aavanec t1ya PAGES at
each @ot. MitedelPs fra @ot <uti,xly
mjBSd, Hunters fraek Mitchell in the EA,
but the ball sid not pe.et,ate, it Fo3btd III
a foM oftbs .Rrt; Rastsy': Ecnd amk
Mitchell fill in the tbigb, but og0m Jpjltd
to penetrate: MirbeNs bqNkozv.Vsr, toot
a fatal eft7 IL Hunters fGs: 1T nJutPL
ed it qye1t d1rtaLy tbrongb bis bsarf. lie
died al the pet.
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Rlsran0rla acuertlser.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER O.

On The I4tb Of duggR, Flair cvas FIJI
ling at Aax-Cyes far 7 dollars per bard
by tbe eargo, and 10 dollars BY retail. Biz.
ter ard Lard from 10 teIz cents.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
SATURDAY, APRIL ~, 1902.

with authority from proceeding further in acts
Of opprciion, by cau6og them. in the language
OF our Contribution, (" 10 ,tfsvs 10 fyfv0,s life -
Who would undertake a work 70 ufeful. necelIa-
~ and glorious Not fursly fbsis who had led
Us into thefe difficulties and dangers. No, IL
muf be thofe who bad uniformly remonRra,ed
agaisf thsls mcafures of extravsgance, whole
G'saH voies at leaa was heard through the land.
Events had maturcd the cri6s : The +th OF
March, 1901. gave our cooatry new admins
tation, compoled Of men dihinguifhed for their
firm attachment 10 conttitutionai principles, with
habits fuited TO the public exigency. and poaei-
fed with talents adequate 10 the talk OF avrcf-
ing the proercfs Of 70 many evils. But was the
public opinion, the clear expreiion OF the ma
tional will on this occaEon, ,reipetted by the fed
eyalTs? No, they in defiance OF known duty.
of the national will, and At the rJque Of the
general fafety, attempted to impofe PreGdcnt
on the Union not deGgnated by the fufFiages of
the people, and If not fuccefsfui in that, TO pre-
vent any Prhdent from being elected. The
mad attempt failed A kind PRoviDEscE
once more interpreted and faved US. Thus the
people caufed their former rulers to rctufn TO
private life, and delegated Others, reipettipg the
fenfc and fpirit of the nation, and wiling 10 re-
fpeet il.
They have performed in mort time many
acts which demand our eteem and confidence.
They have 10 divers inifances resrcnchcd
the national expenditures. UnneeeGay eftab.
lifhmenis and offices have been aboalhed. In-
convenient and expenGve duties and taxes arc in
courfe of repeal. ECONOMY and frugality,
induary aud juitice are every where the order OF
the day. Agriculture and manufassures are in
promotion. The natural advantages of our
ccuatry viii be effeeually aided and improved.
The revenues arc faithfully direeled to the ex-
tinguiihment Of the national debt in the lhortcR
period of time.--Theie vaR and important opef-
ations have commenced and will be vigorouny
purfued. Tbe(e, fellow -citizcns, are the grounds
OF public confidence in the Republican Admix-
Drafies. and the bea commentary on Rsps6iiear
pirsssJ and bs,tQ/Ss " Ry ,h>i, f,Si,, y< ye0H
kusqv tbtm." Look at fbs a6s Of thefe two par
ties liz yet the finsli minority of fidt,ai6, can
be called party) aod then candid;y determine
which you ought to efteem & conhde in. Thofe
who are fatished that the tendency Of federal
rneAfure. wss and yet is dangerous TO our peace.
and hottie TO h5tyy. will avoid giving their
votes for Governor. Lieut.. Governor and Sen.
ator,, 20 men Of that party. I hoie who think
the fupport of the Republican Admsl9yasiss bea
calculated 20 eninre peace and PROPERTY to our
LiBsRfIRs, will vo,e for men who are firm and
intelligent Republican,. Thefe principles were
uniformly inculca,sd by the Hnmoftai
RiTTENHoUsE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
TO the Ftssmen Of Rhode J2and, Sc.
CrrIzEs REPuBLicAYs.

CIrIzEn REPuBLicAYs,
VXTE have often read Of the high toned pa
Wv ,fonage Of an Adamf; Of she intrigu-
ing fsttion Of an Hamilton !, and Of the deipc-
rate efforts of an EfIrx Junto I---6ut who ever
heard, till lately, of the Providence Round Rob-
bis!--This u a combination of coufpiratofs,
formed for the exprcfs porpofe Of making laa
and defperare effort againa the facrcd libeuirs
Of the good people of the State Of Rhode lfland.
This uefsrious Glib, conhas Of about twenty or
thirty members divided, and fob. divided into
various committees. for the more convenient IA
IRRIGATION of falfehoods, and are headed by the
noted Grand fsrk !; Who loag 6nce abandoned
his turban, and has lately laid aide his civic
crown Of Bs6sa and condelcendcd, on every
deiitafs occaGon. 20 accept sssV 8ssvev in
Shich the apoRate difcipIc of Omar, makes
very fcurvsy appearznce.--A notorious asnder.
er. known by the appropriate name Of Skillet
Head, oficiates a. fecretary to the bauditti.--
Spies. Runners, Riders. Hawkers, Cloppeu,
Clipper, and Swindlen bring up the rcar.-In
mort, they are the dregs. the very maggots and
grub. worms Of modern FedefzIifm. Luci-
fer. the father Of the lying family, has farnifhed
his hopeful children a alsifabk Printer, bot, from
the regions of his own ful lphuseous prefs Thus
equipped, counteuanced, and fuproried. their
ready lies find through the medium ofthe " dry
Cb,erielt," quick circu!stion smonga the az
tonishsd inhabitants Of the county.
This defperste phalsnx Of aGsflins have
made feveral occaGona! attacks on the President
Of the United State', the heads of departments,
members Of Congref'. sc. &c.-But their main
battery of brimRone lies has been Ieyelled sgainR
the Governor Of the STATE, whom they have tra-
daced, infuited, and shp!ed, ia moa fhsmc-
fol and fcapdalous msnner.-For what purpofe.
Fellow Citizens, is Governor renner thus bfpt-
xlIy attacked And every other Republican cha
rstaes baisly libeIIed The snfver is esfy.--It
is for the fols purpoie Of overthrowing the Re-
publicsn fyaem. 70 happily eaabliihed in this
State, and to ereet on is ruins, thar OF tyranay,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
To the Republican, Of Rhode-Uand.

A Ts time when bribery aboundssh, and
"A Federal artisccs much more abound |;
when every exerion 10 made to divide and con-
qaer you when men, not meafures, arc held up