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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
Embellishments Grtrads,

Since the re eltabIiihment of The catholic re
ligion, many bones and relics of faints, which
had been carried off from the churches during
the canDba reign Of Robefpis're, have been
expoied for fale. One of the Paris papers iays,
. We faw This morning expoted Tor iase, IN The
me de 1hionyiAe, the heads, arms, feet and
legs of taints. which had been mutilaled and
carried off from the churches, to make room
for the idols with which in thoie times they or.
namented the Temple Of RealoR. Perhaps it
was not conceived that ;heie relics OF the cath
Ole worfhip would have been found collected
together for the pu poie Of becoming an osje6t
OF speculation, and ihefe are psrticulsrties
which will not efcape the attention OF the hlf'
torian OF the revolution"
Gazette de Franes
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
arrirIes Up the asaii.
uirginia.-rErEesBuRc- july u.

uirginia.-rETERsBuRc- JULY "a.
On Friday lait, about o'clock, during
violent form of rain, thunder, and Lightning,
the dwelling houfe Of Mr.. Joel Finn, of Prince
George county, was truck by the lightning,
which produced the following melancholy
catairophe While the family were at dinner,
the lightning defended into the room, and
killed Mrs Finn and one of her daughters,
about years old another daughter, which
iet between Mrs. Finn and the other fuferer,
eicaped unhurt lon about years old, re-.
ceived fiich flock, as to be apparently dead
for f1verai minutes. AT the ditance of IS feet
from the room, in the piazza. negro grl, who
was fpinniag, was thrown with great violence
aganIt the 6de Of the houfe, but received no
nlateriAl injury: Another negro in the kitchen,
at leaf 40 yards off, was 70 much ftunned,
hat lhr was 10 all appear ance dead for fome
time. The plate, table and chair, where Mrs.
FINN Fat, were completely fplintered and the
loaie fuaained comfortable injury.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26


| obf,rve IN your paper OF the 28 h init.
requllt for information refpstling The late in
tended confpiracy of tire negroes in this countys
hope fome other perfon, who may have at
tended more particularly to the affair, and in
poiIefiion Of more accurate knowledge Of the
whole proceedings. than myfelf, viii communal.
cate to you the circumstances more correctly
than can--but ibould this not be the cafe he
following account Of il, 70 far as il goes, may
b. depended upon. From the tsftimnny Of Eve
witnehe., and tie ccDfe6ion Of ore Of thoe who
have been condemned, 4 appeared Ihtt The ne
groes had certainly an intention TO rife on The
ioh inf. AID kill the whites. On the ltim0ny
# thoie witneles, The Court of this county has
hung eleven, 5an1hdfeven out # the Rare, and
whipped twenty for concealing the plot. On
the minds of The people in this quarter, there
remains no doubt bur that fuch a di4holical
plot has been laid, and that IN attempt would
more than probably have been made 70 putit
ia execution, had the fchsne NOT provdenially
been dilcovered, although IN he end il NUT
have proven extremely deltruaive 20 the intat-
ualed wre. ches rhcmfeiyes. w CLEMENTS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

prre and fublfme morally, lba, reigns il
tie Co.p.l and IL nfaory CT y:fus s clothed
win fu.h eh1fadrrs of truth, with lines IF
crsl,si,Y, thar have lomsthing in them 70 Erik
ing, ~ ablolnte!y inirnitabic, that the inventor
otiuch things would be tfiil greater osjed Of
aft ihreni than the hero whom they are re
ported"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
@uGatbufetts.=Bosros, July q.
FROM GIBRALTER.

From Captain D4wfun we have received an
account Of an engagement between two Alge-
riGe cruizers and Portuguese man OF war Of
Malaga, whei elm The former were victorious.
The force of the Aigeriues was frigste Of ga
guns 1.-THE fame which was prefented by The
American go,ernment 10 the Dey) and axt-
bee the number of their crews was about 7co
Een. The Portugucfe was frigase Of A guns
600 men. The Algerine commenced he at
tack by Immediately attempting to board their
enemy, but were unfuccef-ful at their fra oniet;
the action then became warm and bloody, both
parties fighting with great fury until all The
Portugueie officers except one midlhipman,
were killed and wounded, and the leamsn
THANKFULLY left their quarters, when the hp
itruck her colours, after an action of three
hours The Captain, (who was Frenchman)
was killed early in the ACTON. The prize was
Afterwards carrisd in'o Algeziras.
The United States frigate Chefapeak.,
Commodore Morris, had arrived at Gibralter,
after pahage of 80 days from Norfolk. Sic
had carried away her main mat. The Eiisr
ard ChelaPeske were the only frrgates at that
place, the others were cruizing off Malta.
A letter has been efeuted to Charles Pnck.
ney. Efq. Miniter Plcr 10 cntiary Of tAe Unit-
cd States, ar the G urt 81 Madrid, Ggned By
Me6rs. Thomas O'Reily, Jofeph Ru6el, VII
liam Todd Jun. Job w. Hall, Titus Conklin-
Jonathan Williams, Henry Daydfon, Joiah
Gould. Leonard Jirvis, Sd. Daniel Cirey, JON
athan Ruhel, Titas Weiles, Robert Cry, 81
las Atkins William Alien, Daniel Ms Pheriony
Caleb Lnrns, lfaac Ifaacs, Joiiah Robsrs,
Notes Griflia, John Aniley and John Crani
| matters and iupercMgoes IF American veiss,
detained 10 the SPanilh ports on the kio &c
Plata. This Letter incloies memorial Lately
prriented 70 the Span lh American govsrnmer,
but which has been treated with iilence ana
contemp'. 1t complains fpirtedly Of the inlul.
tice opprefion, meanefs and mercenary ipi'r@
the Spaniih Vice King AID other officers OF l0'
government = IL ieelin ly repre.ents the injurIt'
they have fultained, anu sequeas The cooPersuoa
Of Mr.. Pinckney in the me4fuiss they have "a
ken to Obtain redref,.
The people Of Newhanpthire are forne~hs'
furPrizei to fad Govetner Strong, the modsi'
unot iatious and convertible Republican hsl
mad him to q be: after the aunercus fas'
which have hern told ia the Chronicle and cen
oed II the democrat PaPe-s OF that state :
ms benp an g old fo-p '' nm 04irefzr 0f Clg., A.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
TCazetie de Franss. ]
BONAPARTE ON SUICIDE.

A Paris paper Of the 10Th OF May, lays, IN
consequence of grenader of the Cooiular
Guard having fhot hinlef, on account of a diff
appointment in love, the Firlt Conful com
manded the following notice TO b: ported up az
the barracks -
grief, and the melancholy arihng from paiiop {:
There is as much true courage ia iuffering with
firmnefs mental pain, as IN remaining flrm before
the grape fliot of battery. For folder 10 ADAM
don himfelf TO !orrow without any rrGftaace, to
kill himftIf in order 10 AVOID IL, is 10 abandon the
field of battle, without having conquered"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

Twelve years ago the old government of
France was deltroyed, that the liberties Of
Frencbmen might be eitabliihed upon its ruins.
War was declared againit the monarehs of
Europe, for interfering with the municipal
concerns of the French. Frenchmen difclaim-
ed the itention Of conqueit their end was the
eitabhlhment of liberty and equality. After
numbering two hundred houiand of the wor
thief Of their fellow citizens--after maGacre.
ing men. women and children without diiinc
ticn--after tranpling upon the facred affairs Of
religion, and the venerable monuments of their
anceaors- have they effected ? The houfe
of Bourbon is depofed and murdered be
houfe of Corhca is RATED to the throne Maj
facreiag fucceiiively, their princes, their depu
tiss, their representatives and depofing their
d'reetors-their liberties, at laR, are yielded
into the hands of foreign conful-a Corfican
. imperator." Fighting under he banners OF
liberty and equality. they eaab'ifh family Of
deiPots, and legion Of honour. Their " chief
retoils at the ides Of rewards for his fervices (;
and he is at firit proclaimed confu for len wears,
and then for life.
This is not merely the procrefs Of Frencb
liberty as they call it Its the hiiory Of man /.
and will remain 10 as long as time laas
BY the Virginia papers il feems Mr. Giles IS
to be elected governor Of tbc grea, Commonwealth.
and a Mr.. Epps. who is the for in law Of Mr.
Jeferlon, has pubIilhei lin the Argus) very
long and loving address 10 the people, in which
he begs 10 De elected their Reproductive, in
lieu OF Giles. and makes them many fair promif
es-ln projecting bis refpea for the Contribution,
he acknowledges lis defetts. and his wilinenef.
to Cooperate in transferring Tome of the powers
of the Ma onal Senate 70 the Houfe Of Renrefsn.
tativss.
This unhedged politician of Jeferfon', fami.
ly. and Jefferfon's &c hool. his faid more oro.a
oily taan me Virginia party are vet wiling 10
Puoih.-la % ofrafs! all that's the rub the
eqaality al The States enjoy, in The Senate, is
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gomm=n.satrr for tits Gazette.

THE 70 lowing highly ntertfing article is from the
pen Of the celebrated ] J ROUSSEAU. Il . recon
mtnded particularly 10 he attention ct the adVo-
cafes Of the Are IF Rsgss." and hoie WAC pretend
10 believe the Golpei mere httionj
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

The United States frigate Chefapeake
Commodore Morris, had arrived at Gibralter
after paflage of 80 days from Norfolk. St'
had carried away her main matt. The Ehs'
ard ChelaPeake were the only frlgates at thai
place, the others were cruzing off Malta.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-06

when capt. r. failed; the brigands were
fill continuing their nightly Expectations,
burning and defroying all the property
they found. The Cape IS overlooked
with proyifon, 70 much 70 thar they could
not find warehoufe room for il, and car
goes daily arriving.
Arrived the brig Nonpareil, capt. Lecat, 40
days from Liibon. EigEt days ago, IN lat. 80,
long os, ipoke the BIiIfh fhip lailelles, captain
Hozicr, 80 days out from Cadiz, bound TO Nor-i
folk
Arrived the fohooner Eliza, capt. Rols, II days
from Cape Francois
The bowlpris OF brig Gas is tufpofed) drifted
aihore.at Bermuda the later eno u March. cur
with an axe near the item OF the vetel, on which
is cut with chiael CT knife. the woIds Anlity
OF Norfolk" It is ile3h, ai.d mutt have been lott
lately.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-06
NORFOLK, May /.
Late fran CAPE Francois.

LQFS Jf0W cape TfQHC0f5s
Captain Rois left the Cape OIL the 18th
Of April, and informs that the American
Conlul left there the day before IN the fhip
Ardent, bound to Baltimore. That after
an embargo Of two months and halt he
was permitted TO clear out his vehel, and
was obliged to pay 70 dollars duty tor bis
bala4f, into the cuftom houfe, and all the
other tees in the fame exhorbitant proper
ton. No bills had been laued by the CO.
vernment when he left there, nor was it
known when they would be; the amount
Of fpecie engaged TO be given in part of the
contract for the cargoes taken by the 60
vernment had beenPaid 10 feveral, iubject,
however, to great deductions Tor what
they term the I" b,oatt payment effbe 60
0e,ameat;" capt. Rois being obliged 10
pay 70 dollars u cents, in order 10 OBJ
Tain i 900 dollars 6S cents, the amount Of
fPecie due to him. A few days before
capt. Refs left the Cape, cat Rodgers
late of the navy and capt. Davidfon, OF
the ST. Domingo Packet, OF Philadelphia,
were arIefed and confined in a clofe dun
seon, but the caule of their confinement
was unknown. Gen. lie Clerk had re-
Earned TO the Cape. On the 10Th ult.
a general action was to t.ke place, but the
r.ieit OF the action had not tranipired
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-06
EVENING Session.

c.r.r,l bills vera Prelented % anu
. ssssd4i bv the PRECEDENT with his ap-
lsufn me- = when a committee, conillsing
] Hss.a,s Grifwold and S. Smith, were
e oaaointed TO wait on The Pseiident Of rs, ,hs
.,TP;..d States, and inform him that the
onl'9 HOMES were ready 10 ADJOURN IN
w. ~ - had no further communications TO
maze, *. committee, having waited on the
n.. i reported, that the Preiident
- 6,rtber communications 10 make ;
- ~ = ,be houfe was adjourned until the
s,a Monday in December
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-06
.,r.rs OF THE UNITED STATES.

~. amendment TO the contribution,
|-,al5 IN the Houle Of Representatives,
N: discriminating the votes given by
,I,.,or. for PreGdent and Vise- Pfeildent
p ,,', taken up debate Of iome length
' ~ II which MeGrs. Breckenridge and
Clinton Imported, and Mefrs. Morris
nd Tracy, oppoled the adoption OF The
|,mendment ; when the queeion was taken
" yeas and nays and loft. Yeas l5---
|N,ys 8; two thirds Of the members pre-
|,nt being required in favor of an amend
men, to the contribution.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-06
NEW. YORK, May 3.

ID NEW YOKK, May 8.
n Arrived, Ship Belona, 49,, St. Croix
Fgvorite, Ring, Dublin ; briggs Venus,
Ward, ST. Johns Harlequin, - savan-
I n Betty, Totten, Jacquemel Eliza,
Denifon, 81. Croix Amphion, Harding,
s.. Demipgo {lhr's John, Maxfelo,
NNorioIk I; Ddpatch, Jones, Curacao
s Thee Brothers, Bell, Wilmington Two
3 SlGers, Perry, Windfor; Polly IS Peg.
gy, Richards, Norfolk AooP Jane, Cot
nan, Dominique Eliza, Price, Savan-
bah.
Cleared, Ship Atlantic, Doity, Cape
Francois Grand Turk, Adanion, Lon
don; brig Eliza = Mary, M'Nelll,
Cape. Francois ichooner Arasona, !,
ST. Johns Elizabeth, Dauiett, Annapolis !;
Two Brothers, -, Shelburne.
1,rived Enrc sRr laf.
Brig Eliza, DENTON, from ST. Croix,
Left the briggs Commerce, Brown; Mary.
Brain Alligator, -, all Of this
pert. Brig Phoebe, of PoughkePfie );
Freeman, Of Hartford; ich'r Commerce,
ofProvidenoe.
Brig Amphion, Harding, IS days
from the city of St. Domingo. Left
there April 5 the following vefels -
Schooner Lion, Clark, New York
Hannah Loretta, Vikings, Philadelphia !;
Intrepid, Alderlon, Wilmington, n. c.
from Cape-Francois Iris, Thoringtoa,
Baltimore, laR from St. Thomas Three
Friends, Brigham, from Jamaica for Bof
ton. Captain CLARK, fpoke brig Pearl,
Smith, of NewburyPort, from Cumanna,
IS leagues to windward of St. Domingo,
ihort of provifon, with which captain
Clark fupplied him.
Sloop Jane, Coffin, from Dominique.
Left there loop Polly of North Carolina,
and brig from Baltimore, name NOT re-
collected. American produce very low.
Ship Bellona, fom ST. Croix. April
79th, ipcke fehr. EIlenor, cut ! days
iIom Boaon, bound TO Charleaon.
Ship Favorite, Ring, from Dublin.-
March l7th, in lat. IS, S, long. 20,
iPoke ihip SIX Silfers, out daysfrom Iii.
'erPool, 6oaud 10 baltimore. In the En-
gina Channel poke brig liabella, Col
hrs, out sodays from New York, bound
10 Liverpool. April II, in lat. 40 20,
long. 90, fpoke fhip Olive Branch, out
Gays fromN. York, bound to Bordeaux.
= lat. 50 So, long. Is, fPoke brig Eliza
sOu1d iIom Guadaloupe TO Newport, our
e'hT. Three Brothers, Bell, from vii
Ha0$ton, n. c. The brig Betley, Tow
en' had arrived there in - days from Ia
walca' Left at Wilmington the CIR.
NA1y, Lee, Tor New York.
brg betiey, Toiten, from ]aquemel.
:; hsi' there, on the 9TH April, tie follow
ing American yeRels:
9nips Argus, Atkins, New York +; Flo
a. - hh0ardman, do. brig Hunter, Goats,
u. y. fesgy, Small, Bottom; Betley, Tot
,a l' New Haven; Mary, Sherman, r.
nnand ; tchrs. Nancy, Davidfon, Balti-
u Io.e; Keiolution, Crcnin, do. Maria,
FI,oasins, do. Indufry, Cock, Salem !;
, IaImer' Robbins, Middletown; Rebecca,
p @toald,ridge, Marblehead, Sally, Cra,horn,
'"i'sqeiphla; Dolphin, HALLIBURTON, Exc
81, 81 n. q. Firf Attempt, Crawford, Eor
- Rover, Beech, Newsuryport. Geo.
AAsrkeT' New YORK Harriet, M,csrty,
~ o~ i london; Experiment, Bell, Eden.
VII y. {. America, Lambert. goaon !.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-06
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.

Arrived, ihip Lavinia, Gardner, Char
lelton; brig balr American, Da Caita,
St. Croix ich's Dolphin, Mitchell, do.
brig Eliza Myers, Cunningham, Qua
daloupe; aoop Harmony, kobinett, N.
Ca.olina Brig hiram, Norton, Mara
caybo.
Cleared, aip Neptune, Gallagher, P.
Republican; nip Nlngfon, Sims, La
Vera Cruz brig lleaeIion, Bas'lelt, Lii
ben.
Capt. Cunningham Of the brig Eliza
Meyers, left at Baileterre 18th April,
brig Clinton, Ban, of Warren, TO fail in
s days for Rhode Illand, and I'D April,
inlat. 81, s, N. long. 70, w. poke
the Aoop Three Brothers, Smith, OF New
Haven, from Georgetown to Martinieo.
Sch'r NymPh, Corlett, from Philadel-
phia to Charletton is wrecked near Cape
Look Out Shoals Captain and crew it is
feared perihed-one paaenger fAved.
Ship Planter, Jacobs, from hence, has
arrived al St. Croix, after a paaage OF 3
days.
Brig Fair American, , of and for
this port, failed from St. Croix 18th ult.
Brig Sarah, Knox; fch'rs Hope, and
Jane and Maria, Of this port, were AZ Ma
laga 18Th March.
snip Caroline, Gorden, from AmRer-
dam 10 this pert, put into Portland on the
18TH ult. having fprung her main matt,
was to Iefl and fail for this the z9th.
By information received from the fur
eeon of the ihip 1hereia, dated at the
HAVANA, he informs that the whole crew
OF The faidfhip, wrecked on the coat OF
Africa in June lai, were iaved, except
The captain, iuperoafgo, mate and two
ieanen.
Capt. Riley, of the brig Newton, left
at Llyerpool, March 9Th, of this port,
fhiFs Swanwi,k, to fali March 10th S.
Carolina, 10Th; MiflGippi, goth; Samp,
fon, 10; and ihip United States, Stotef-
bury, TO fail on the 9th Tor Alexandria.
Arrived, the brig H1ampdenand Sidney,
Holmes, from Hamburg. April /, fpoke
the ihip Lord North, Of and from Pool,
John brown, matter, bound to the New
York, 20 Gays out, lat. Is, long. 81.
April 10, fpoke fchooner from Lilbon,
u days out, bound to Marblehead, oamu-
q May Commander.
American veflels left in Hamburger, Feb.
I7-viz. capt. Bunk of Philadelphia, to
fall foon for Philadelphia.
The fhip Liberty of Wilmington, capt.
Miller, under repair; capt. Collins, the
ihip Ssnic, Of New York.
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mutt have been corfecf-but II ms life has
been Jeopardiied' II ne were under appre-
henilon OF pefional inlury!from the French;
Americans have only TO lament the de-
graded ituation OF their country coun-
try which they encountered the rerlls of
bloody war TO free from Saiialage,
'nouisnd times more '0ielaDies ohouid
Inc lalter nave pseh Inc cas- ana there Is
cauie 70 iulpect IL iIGm Inc eonhnemens
q captains Rogers ana DAVIS our govern
ment VIII no longer want an opportunity
70 convince their countrymen thar nor
fianee' out america IS 'he oo)ees OF thei'
suafalalliAip ana care.
Bar red. 'GaS.)
frow ne fSf0faSf' f'm y. at Rifbmo1@,
4na f6IlfS y I. GalIfzdfr.
MR. % I AKD.
Another important oeeaion OF honeH
foFbearance py Nlf. hayaio may be re-
corded aho.
Shortly ceiofe the communication CT Mr..
Adams creed, Mr. Bayard was recon-
mended by hlm as ameaiiador TO france;
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-06

Lucinda, Vickerey, Baltimore aoop
Charlotte, Sutherland, New York Sal
", Williams, Philadelphia. failed on the
9TH April; Ruby, Bricktord, Bolton
lxabby, fienderion, Salem.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-06

RAN AWAY from the fchooner John,
Oh The I'd init. a Negro man named Aagb,
about 5 feet 3 inches high his drets is
uncertain. Whoever will return him TO
the fubfcriber llall receive the above re-
ward.
THOS. TUPMAN.
May s. dat
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED.
Sch'r Arrow, Cobb, Bermuda
Polly & Sally, Keith, Baltimore
Margaret Tingey, Palmer, Nor
folk;
Sloop Hannah, Smith, do.
Drucillia, Hewland, New Bedford;
CLEARED.
Brig Liverpool, Bars, Barbados;
Sch'r Enterprise, Mitchell, N. York
Three Sifers, Strickland, Baltimore.
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BALTIMORE, May q.

BILL lNUKE, May 4.
Arrived, lchr. Relolu,ion, from ia
maica.
Alfo, fchr. Angelica, from Cape Fran
co.'s.
s,hr. Brothers, capt. Canphy, from c.
Francois.
The Brothers brings news that capt. Ro-
gers's seael had been feized, himieh put in
dungeon, and no Americans. permitted to
Gee him. The cauie unknown.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-06
PE,IEk ROWLAND,

PETER ROWLAND,
Hair Drefer, Royal Street,
Has jHf ,reeived an adaidmal ntbJ Of
articles in bis line, among 7Obicb are
Ladies ihell Combs mounted
with gold and beads,
Gentlemens' plain do.
Almond Pate for cleaning the kin,
Chemical Walh Balls,
Gentlemens' Morocco travelling Shay
ing Cafes,
Salt of Lemons for taking fpots cut Of
Clothes,
Vegetable Powder in boxes,
Short Silk Sufpenders,
Violet & Windior Soap,
Efences in Phials,
Tooth Powder and Dentifrice,
An anortment Of Tooth Bruhes,
Silk and Swandown Powder Puffs,
Curling and PiDching longs,
Rofe, Mellihower, Violet and Mar
ichall Pomatum,
Ladies and gentlemens ispanncd Drea-
ing Cafes, complete,
Gentlemens' Neck Pads,
Do. Bandoes,
Moreton's and Hopkins Razor St-ops,
Bay ley's Shoe Backing,
Court Platter.
May s. eo6t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-06

The Uniform tenor Of our information
from the Cape, has been nearly the fame,
as far as Sit related TO the treatment CT our
fellow citizens there, until the receipt Of
colonel Lear's letter 1T Alexandria. II
he fpoke the d;crates of his own heart, &c
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07

Long had us seotls monitions whiipersd eman-
cpauon bur the thoseht OF rebellion wai
d,esdtul. All hiRory proclaims that iubiett,
are more Inclined 10 fotEer than to oppoie their
errrslors. But there is point ia the icsle of
tysanny. at which human nature will ceafe 20
bear. When psrfued TO ,ha, point. il invclun-
tariiy Iiies to pitch Of courage, ana of fssenpth
which philoiorhy does NOT account iol. Fiench-
inca had reached i, They had by aecomulst-
ed iojnries been worn 10 the Quick They
har,ed as with the pangs of dd,luuon. aud
@i'h united sflrv. frong as dea,h. buIa theis
chains, and ctnmbied them 10 atoms. The
iorvld ,fuions Of their hearts thrilled ,hsouph
the world, aod alarmed iurroundinp nona,chs.
vino had grown ,nouidy Oh their ,hrsnes. Whoa
Threatened by 'he hi'ebnGt Of eopieders,cd
kings with ca war OF extinction" their boiling
boioms woold heave, sod burR ia the true ipifit
of opeonqoerable freedom.
. 0 Li5sry eaa mar ,tEss t5esP
O11s Jeh 'ly e,xs,sE s4ms;
% Can dsagess'. beiii. o. bas csefas ibss,
{" o. sO6p ny ssbdsJsinf 'sne l"t
Such is the enihufafm which liberty IN.
ipifes--in which the Revolution was eo,,ceis-
CO.. saa proved ioexhsonib:e ,hrooeh all ne
icsnrs OF blood, Of ca'nagr. and drarot,ion. thcy
have pagea. SEVENTY Y FIVE.
7 ES,trxS Bsris. itw ,Ss Brine prime
sis,esy.
! saids bAvs-6em .la.r az ,ie dssraisx y
ne Bef,le.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-07
1ohn Moher & COMPANY,

TNFORalS the Public, that they have pur-
L ehsltd the Trsd,ng Stock Of 7bon4s Greex,
sad continue the ocineis in the fame Store.
Said MsGsr & Co. wonla a9o inform the
Public, that they hsve reduced The price, OF iaid
Stock to very Low rates, and have jua received
avery handfome fupply OF feh
Spring Goods;
Which, in addition u the old Stock, make. the
Aaormen' compe,c---ali which they are dster-
mined ~ isIl
PERr CHkhP Fer CASH.
. The inailca savors will be moa graafully
aoknoWedsea.
CO All ,h,lr indebted to THOMAS GREEN,
ON Note or Book account, are deiired TO make
payHsnv 20 faid MosHER, & Co. who are en-
powered 20 sett'o the fame.
Newport, May 20, rsoa. Ssf