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TO LET.

q convenient two ttory frame houfe and
: ro'e' on King itree,, next door to Mr..
~ oOl'es's tavern. Podeflion may be had
VIC III OF July rext, apply TO
JOSEPH RIDDLE & Co.
Jane 2G. d
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The fubicriber returns his fin
cere thanks TO the public for paf favors
and respectfully folicits continuance.
He has now on hand and offers for fale
at his fore in Prince Street.
Holland gin, French brandy,
Jamaica Spirits,
Cherry bounce, made in the year 1900,
Green Coffee, Teas,
Loaf and brown fugars,
Crockery ware, &c.
AJfo, quantity gt1s@
Li1bon Lemons and Lines,
Soft helled aimor DIS,
Filberts, prunes, olives, capers,
Tamarinds, frelh fallad oil,
Excellent New York cheefe,
And falt-pesred bacon, direct from Smith.
field.
THOMAS SIMMS.
June Io. d
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Sales ,p auatoa.
On SATURDAY next,

Sulko w
on SATURDAY next,
i, ), s,eIscl, evzlJs Sold At tde A4l7''1
r Room,
9Th proof jamaica Rum IN
'g goIland Gin in pipes and bis.
New. England Rum in bis.
Port Wine in quarter caiks,
1iibon Wine in pipes,
Molaaes in hhds.
Sugar in bis.
s::I,;,: and = ''-'
Pepper in bags,
Gator Oil in bottles,
Fig Blue in kegs. ,
Together Nth q large qudnt'!y Of
DRY GOOD S,
4dmong 4vbieb are
chintzes and Calicoes,
sprigg'd, lappet, jaconet and book null
Inns and muffin lhawls,
White and coloured Maffeiiles and mui
linetts, -,
Linen and cotton checks.
Bandannoes, flags and chequered fix
handkerchiefs,
Large and fmsll fans,
Iri6 and German linens,
Mems and Womens' faddles,
Aquan,iiy of mems and wcmens' fhoes.
THOMAS MOORE,
IrIv "a Auffioneer.
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r Q T &c E

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that an annual meet
ing of the Stockholders of the POTO-
MACK COMPANY will be held at
Gadfby's Tavern, in Alexandria, on
Monday the I'd day of Auguit next, as by
law directed; to elect PRECEDENT and
Directors for the enfuing year, when the
Treafurer's account of difburfements fnce
the laa annual meeting will be laid before
them.
By order Of the PreGdnet and Directors,
JOSEPH CARLETON. Treaiur.r.
George Town, July -. q
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ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS,

-AMoNG WHICH ARE
Super6ne cloth and Kerfmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
lnh Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes and calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing hlks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G.. MARSTELLER,
July 81 Vendue- Matter.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

*koM rtfR co&mrhc1hL ApvEhf1ssk.
TIE democratic editors are ex-
trenely incenfed againR rfls federal
writer's for giving credit 70 Calender,
after having convicted him Of @ri&ng
And FULFILLING & wilful and malicious
g 6aliehoods." In reply, the federalilts
fay, with great juitice, that, as every
mans teitinony is good atAme, although
not for> hirnielf, 70 Calender is cosR-
Qefsa2 and srsGib!s wiineis againa thofe
who ErR employed hiaa, and gave him
credit. Calender writes lies--Mcilrs.
jeffetlon, Giles, Maion, sc. give them
counrenance and currency. Is it COM
petent for perfons Of Ibis deicrtption TO
complain OF credit being given 60 one
who IS indebted 20 therniclves Tor whar-
ever of character he poileGes? Were one
perfoh 50 forge a draft, and another
knowing it TO be forged, TO indorie it
could the indorier complain ii he were
afterwards comrened copay its amou0t.
However the drawer might Object e
paving, would the inIorlcr be ! com.
percne witnrts againa the drawer, and il
favor of himtclf Let democratic cd;
tors apply chs queRion.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13
VIRGINIA,
(0r:giaa!y Printed IN ,7cb.l
{Can9s@sd far No $50

In Mahonetan countries, lending
money on intereff is<iecmed uibYv, and
prohibited by ievere penalties. The
coniequence is. that ufary is higher there
fhan any where elfe. Men muR borrow
and ttoie who have money will lend :;
but the terms on wticR they advance
It, arc always regulated by the ii1<s and
dangers which they encounter. This
oblcr1atjon is fupPorred by The autho-
fity ola great writer.
An abtervaeion TO the fante effect IS
made by ar author who has profoundly
Investigated The nature and caufrz oftilc
wealth Of nations. ga defect il the
law, may 1ometimes raiit rhe rate Of
"i0geref confiderably above wl2at the
CONDITION off country, asto wealth
or poverty, would require. When
&c rhe law does not cnforcc the pcr{or~
nance Of contracts. it puts sill l1orrow-
GERS nearly On the fame footing with
banl&rupts, or people Of doubtful Gre
dir, in betrer regulated Countries.
The uncertainty ofrecoverina his no
"ney, makes the Lender exact die fame
g uturious intereif, which is generally re-
CURED from ballsfupts. lis Obvious
thar the fame caufcs muf have deail-
ed influence on the prlce Of c6mnodi-
ties.
Effbes fbs l,,,ver be H., ne,,a- -,
wbom alone ytis laws d;(,,cu.- g,,,,, -,a-i,f
n,uif operate the ef+c4 wh,~6 H. No.
rofed law will produce on his mind de-
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01
COLLECTOR fiETH

ouR readers will recollecf that fome r.
"S' KS we're pubiilhed in the Recorder of Anr;l
50; 81, w = related to the iloop Dolpbi1. and
SohectoI aeth. They will ALTO chs AZ
IN me Recorder Of July l4th, we prom;leJ
d, an e&cuipatIon of the collector. S;nco tha
.'A' GATE we have been 70 much ernbioved -
ilepuinhg the unprovoked attacks. which ha,a
oeen made upon the freedom OF the nrsfs. al
particularly OF the Recorder. bv ,be -
tribe OF Duanes and Checth9yne. - W." 80
other carla dates for the eibbet or ,arso 10y
80 ' s,.q alio IN bringing forward martr,s
..oreN'y, cur'ohty, Political and focal inn
Pa :@'ee' tfaf we could not find time TO do thar
ui'iNe 20 Colonel Heth, which we now .h;nk
1t our duty to afford. ''''iN
80 tar as our frf publication had tendeoc,
70 incuiP@te Col. Hcth, it may be ;nonntsd
60 the erroneous information wh;eb 49,
gwen TO US, by perion who was conGde,eJ
worthy OF confidence, and who uas -
'hls part OF has narrative, uuintentionallv mir
'akeh. w are now pIeatcd in TIE cn5orfu-
!n'y OF aHuring our readers that Co. Hetb ,ya.
OiameielS IN this tranla6tion, and we are cor,
y'hced that any perion who will read tba
ooeumentS which col. t1eth has in his ,>oC
iehloDs VII! entertain the fame opinion,
he removal of this gentleman from m.
once OF collector, has excited much pubic
attention Every thing which has vet am
peareG IN the papers tends TO thew, that he
pohoheS an excellent chara6terr, tina, he wa,
Atilohgit the fTtt who appeared in arms, 10
opPoie ire brnth government; and that
piS deportment as military and civil Office
Do wen as his private life, have been withoui
even repIoach or cenfure.
:, he tllencc of the Duanes, Cheetbams an,
theiF dnclPles, who endcavour 60 pro}traf,
the tn character Of every fcderaliit, proves thSr
eney cannot even tabricate a lie as 10 col
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01

.Cude, IN fndia, takes location 10 mention his
having beer there. It is Galle. SO far from,
having been there, he was never hermit.
ted to leave Calcutta; while rhere L. 40.
ai"ayS an OBJECT OF police vigilance; and
previous = has being fent of, he was carried
5pFough the town on apoe by four Coolies,
fer h'aip9acttces among the ioldiery
AN EAST INDIAN
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01

Raro"n-ot our readers for occupying 70
much OF their time with perion Go I'm
worthy OF their attention, by ac7oon+
hhing you, as you regard any remains
OF reputation, to obfcrYe in fueuie a
profound ;ilence upon this uniucky
affair; and by Proifering to you the no
mage ofmy profound pity.
E. BRONSON,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01

WE hear that our young a1u1LAro PIP
:, DEL oeg'"s to give himlelfa great num-
~" IN 81 AIRS OF Importance in Charlottes-
nc ano the neighbouFhood. JeRerion, as we
pIeiunie' cannot, and Madton N4H nat, if we
SAi. heipls> DC next prSiideat- y he ra.s.,l;
cans 'nnst make hste, and ,ook about them.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01
rem The ANr1-DEMocRAr

Galehaer prints a paper at Richmond
called ehe Recorder; it is pubilhed once
d week. and IS notify filed With his own
writings. lie writes with yehemence,
with energy, and often with much argls-
Hien5- He has lately been attacking
with much force and propriety, certain
mealures OF the Virginia Legislature, and
has ably e%Poied torne OF their fcandaloug
conduct, to the eyes of the people Of That
His oblervations reprinted in this
days Anti Democrat claim attention
duane inlarts, but cannot reply. Cheee-
ham he has y2igsued.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01

ger evidence TO the contrary than TIA,
which IS now before the public, our faic6
VIII remain arm and uHihakca
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01

Poor Duane is in n1ifcrabIe pickle.
calender has been pouring boe lead
down his throat, ard promifcs itill more.
duane gives us a lonorous defence, much
IKE the piping Of a chicken in the eeg
before Matched. Whatever are EaHeG1
ders vices, It's believed he has zen times
as good heart as DIANE, and in hand
flng the pen Duane is a pigrny 70 him.
Calender knows all Dua7e's dryiItry.
and threatens to expofe it. Duane is
ienilbIe Of this, and wifhes mott ardenfiv
to aVoia the contef. Duane has COM
menccd arc Ply aud what, Readers, ola
tie laughabls rhings in the world, do YOU
imagine Duane fays? why, With the ut
mott gravity, as much as if he were in
earrhit, he declares 70 Calender that,
C to be wfircr fora free people, a man
fought 20 have Moral cHARAcrER. /"
Bye and bge, he'll foberIy tell US that q
Jacobin editor MUST NOT LIE.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01

Prem The Pbilodeisbia Casav
M RcH,
Pcrafng The hn,vra OF his noroa~ I
obleye Duane, Geaking Of the cooctrg Of
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01
TIE
COUNTY OF AMELIA.

SOME weeks ago we faid that we did not
mean that the people of Amelia were the
lubjetts Of William B. Giles. But, f the
following circumftancc be true, we muft re
tract that opinion,
Il is {aid thai the poft rider has refursd 70
carry one of our Recorders in his pocket. to
t'lat county, for fear that the Gilefses Vii
mob him.
Thus # appears that thefc republicans
are nor only bound down 70 tic mott ervile
obedience, but that they are determined 20
hut their eyes and ears agaipf rbe blaineG
truths, and ltrongef lamentations.
WHILE this paper was juP going to Drefs,
we got fourth letter from Duane. Re therein
lays that knew fomethipg Of perfon Who
was 9rteetedn ReaHng mab1gang Duane i
undoubtedly crack tn tie beal. wiz. in
Heavens name, does he nor tell ute .br
init 1ca5 We cannot secollect ever hearirs
alyI!acle Of fuch fory.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-09
BOSTON, June go.

Arrived, lhip Governor Strong, Tor
WifcaIet) capt. Stin(on, from Liverpool.
Sailed in CO. ihip Nabby, crandon. for
Portland. Spoke May 20, off Liverpool,
ihip Alegany, (of Hudfon} capt. Had
lock, from Charleaon, AZ days ont
June 3, lat. 43, IS, long. 49,, 80, ihip
Agenora, capt. Tredwell, of Bottom for
AmGerdam, 40 days out all well.
Capt. Erying at quarantine from Mar
feilles. May IS, of: Gibraltar rock,
fpoke fchooner Cameron, Atkins; and
brig Sea- flower, Williams, both bound to
Bottom. May a, lat. 81, long. 8, w.
fpoke hip Protelant, from Philadelphia,
for Cadiz.
July l.
Ship Difpatch, Jackfon, Canton, 800
days. Left at Canton, February IS, fhip
Active, Clay, to Iail in 10 days; Mars,
Swain, and Concord, Wyer, next day !;
Eliza, Odell, 10 days; Hope, Ray !;
General Wilmington; Perseverance, De-
lano, OF Bottom; and the "direef feet"
from England, jua arrived. Left on the
N. w. coat, October II, fhip Globe,
Cunningham; Atahulpa, Wilds; and an
Englih hip, capt. Barber. At the Sand
witch Iilands in November the Catharine,
Worth, of Bottom, bound to the coaR.-
Spoke, June II, lat. SO, So, long. so,
10, brig Lucyann, Parker, 3 days from
New York for Bordeaux; June 20, ofthe
highlands of Cape Cod, fchr. Adventure,
Miller from Bottom.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-09
LONDON, May II.

Yesterday we received French Journals
of The II h and 18th inf. it;appears from
theie THAT he decree proPoGng TO elect
Bonaparte Cher Conful for life, had been
readily Adopted, by the Councils, ana
means were taken 10 onsain the ienie of
the people upon it, which there can be-
little doubt, will he equally favorable to
the ambitious wines of the chief Coniul.
As We remarked on Saturday, bur ore feb
mare, remains TO be taken, which.is t.
festle ANEW Dynaity in Inc family of 30
naparte. The re-efablifhment of me
Catholic religion, or at left the names
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NEW. YORK Tuly &.

Arrived, French brig Zephyr, Webb,
Rochelle fchooner Favorite, Cotrell,
Ph.ladelp hia; Debbe, Stair, Savannah.
Cleared, Ship Rebecca Whipple, Cape
Francois; Sally, Gallop Britol; Three
Friends, Prior, ape-Francois Juliana,
Brown, London !; Ohio, Hall, Dublin;
Mercury, Bell, Cape. Francois brig
Diamond, Hewitt, Cape Francois Ar
gus, Trowbridge, Aux Ayes Schooner
Wilmington, Smith, New. Providence ;;
Katy, Lee, Wilmington locp Hunter,
Lane, Jamaica Hariot, Tynde, do.
TANNER, Wilton, N. Providence.
The lhip Fair American, Flowers fail
ed from Grayeiend for New York the
18th May the Planter, for Virginia,
do and the Juno, Clark, for Philadelphia,
the 10Th.
The American fhip China, Carr, from
Batavia, arrived at Portfmouth, England,
May I6,and failed Immediately for Cowes
to wait for orders.
The tol2oquMg vsDss are adverhted in
Lrvx,po0l 1aper9tbe a7tb Of May, for
dBs,ent po,ts in the United STATES:
Far Nesv- York. Ship Ontario, Gard.
ner on the 1T of June; Atlantic, Chew,
fra fall fhip.
Fu PHILADELPHIA. Ships Franklin,
Jamefon, the middle Of June; Tom, Tur-
ner Gre fall (hin
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-09
Decree of the-loth infant.

'Ihe GonterVatlve Senate taking INTO
confederation, thar the refoiution of the
FirR Conful is lplendid mark of homage
paid TO the sovereignty of the people !;
that the people, confulted on their deareif
intereas, ought TO know no other limits
than shefe interees themfeves, decree as
follow
Art. /. The French people ihall be
ccnfulted upon this que&ion,
S5aH Naposaa Bonaparte be Cog/alfor
ls?
q. ReeiRers fhall be opened in each
Comsaae, whese the citizens fhall be
!. invited.t give their votes upon this quei-
tion.
The other articles prefcribe the mode
in which the fuffTages of the people are to
be collected.
May II.
By decree of the fenate Of the ISth
Floreai, 9Th May, prelented to the Corps
Legislative for confirmation, the Confer.
vative Senate re- elected the citizen Napo-
leon Bonaparte, Fiyt Coninl of the French
Republics tor the ten years Immediately
, fucceeding thetenyears for which he has
been nominated blythe goth articleof the
Contribution, as teftimony of the graft
! tude ofthe people Of France for the Con-
iuls of the Republic.
This decree was prefented in form to the
Frf Coniul, on the 10Th Floseal, who in
his reply obferved, 6 That this honorable
proof Of elteem would be eternally engrav-
ed on his heart That during the 3 paf
years, Fortune had fmiled on the republic
Abut Fortune was inconltant, and how many
men, upon whom Che has ihowersd down
favours, had lived by fome years too long.
That the intereas Of his glory and of
his name ieemed TO have prefcribed as the
term of his public life, the moment when
the peace of the univerie was proclaimed.
But that the glory and happiness of the
citizen ought to be iilene when the in
sereh of the State and public kindnels de-
manded his lefvices. You conceive that
owe, iays he, a new facrihce; I am rea-
dy to make il, if the wilhes ofthe people
exact what fufrages authorize.
Tas second Conlul, Cambaceres publilh-
ed an arre,te on 10th Floreal, 10th Of
May, purporting that the French people
ihould be confulted en- this quefion--
I" Whether Napoleon Bonaparte thould
be elected Con{ui for life.
General Menou has been received in
the moe Aattering manner by Bonaparte,
who has aiIared him of his particular
eaeem and protection, declaring that his
long reGttance at Alexandria has contri
buted 10 the favourable iiue of the Prell
minaries Of peace.
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name of the French people, tefifes it gfa-
,i,ude to the Confuls Of the Republic.
:. The Confervatiye lsnate rejects
Citizen Neapolean;B onaparte Fira Coniul
If the French Republic for ten years I'M
nediately following the ten years Tor which
he has been appointed, by the 39th article
ofthe Contribution. !,
!. The prelent Senatus confultum fhall
he = trapfmit.ed by mehage TO the Leglt-
lati;vc Body, to the Tribunate, and to the
Councils Of Republic.
(signed) 3,
CHASSET, and
SERURIER, Sec'rys.
By the Confervatlve Senate,
The Secretary General,
lSigned) 0AOeH1.
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PARIS, May 9.
SsRONAPARTE, Firit coniul ofsthe Re-
tt: - No Gonlaryafiye Senate

PARIS, May =.
sRoNAPARTE, Firf conful ofsthe Re-
public, TO the Coniervatiye Senate.
SENATOR'S,
THs honorable proofof your etfeem,
contained in our deliberations of.she 9Th
inif. will be always deeply engraved in.
my heart,
The fufrages Of the people has inveeed
Inc with the iupreme authority. llhould
not think myfelf aiTured Of your Conf
dence, if the aet which retains me In that
authority was not fill fanetioned by
them. For the lalt three years fortune
fmiled upon the Republic, but fortune IS
inconaant, and many men who have been
loaded with its favour, have atlaa found
that they had lived lome years TOO long.
The inferea of my glory and OF my har-
plnels ieem to fix the period when the
peace of the world was proclaimed, as the
term Of my public life. But the glory
and Happiness Of a citizen ought to give
way, when the interef and good wlihes
of the State call upon him. You think ]
owe this new facrifce to the people l
will make it, if the wilhes of the people
command me to do thar which your iuf-
!, irages have authorized.
lSigned) BONAPARTE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

icht os II. Some peop!: talk Of inpeaching
john Adams, bor sm for iOftes mealures.7
would keep hin TO make fun OF. He vii! then
Anfser one of the ends for which he was born.
and he ought TO he shapk.nl sm arrived 70 take
his part. voted in esrnea 10 fave the life OF
one unfortunate king, ana now vote ia jea TO
fave another. IL !, nv face 60 be al~sys pls-
guei with tools.-- Bu, 10 return 10 fetcraiiln
and spoascy.
The pian of the lsaders of the faction vas
10 overhrow the liberties OF the new world. ard
place gevesumeas on the corrupt fyasm OF the
old. They wanted 70 hold their power by a
more latting tenure ihsn the choice Of their con-
iisuents. /, is inpoIIio'e 10 account for their
conduct and the meaiafes they adopted on any
other grounds. But 10 accomphih that objre, q
ltanding army and prcdigal revenue mud be
Iailed /; and TO obrsin theie, pretenccs mrf be
invented TO deceive. Alarms of dangers that
did not exia even in imagination. bot in the
direct tpitit of lying, were ipresa abroad. Apof-
tacy talked through the land in ihe garb Of
pa,riotiin. and the torch OF ireaion blinded for
a while the fame ol liberty.
For what purPose cculd an army of twen-
ty.hvc thootand men be wanted A Jingle re-
Aeetion nigh, have taught the mcif credulous,
that while the war ragged between France & Eng
land, neither could ipare man TO invade Ame-
rica. For what purpofe then could il bewsnt-
ed The cafe carries It's own explanation, il
was wanted for the purpoie of deitsoying The
representative iyaem, for il could be employed
for no other. Are the!e men iedeTslihs ! II
they are, they are federalizcd TO deceive and de-
eroy. ~,
The rage againf DR.. Logan's patriotic and
voluntary milton TO france was excited by the
ihame they felt at the detection of the ialie
alarms they had circulated.
As TO the oppohtion given by the remnant
of the faction to the repeal Of the taxes laid on
during the former adminiaration. it is esGly ac-
counted for. The repeal Of thoie taxes was a
fentcnce OF condemnation on thoic Who laid
them on. and In the oppo6'ion they gave TO ,hat
repeal, they arc TO be ccnfde'ed in the light of
criminal, Rsnding on their defence. aud the
country has palled Judgment upon them.
THOMAS PAINE.
City Of We)6isgtoS, LowiFs
Hofei, Nov. 70. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

ITO be fold, and poiIcfIon given the as'h of
l. Of March next, One Hundred and Fifty
acre, Of Land Of the 6ra qaaIi,y. !, ing in south
,KInsAo~n. tBoaon Neck )-aooot half q mile
fouth Of Ca,dissy's Fsyy, commonly known by
the name Of the Bonnet farmland is bounded
as follows Weaerly. partly on the Wefqosgue
pond partly on land Of Simeon Potter, aud
partly on land Of George Brown :---Southerly.
on The ocean :--Esaefly, ON the Nanagsnfer
Bay. and Nor'herly on land Of the fabfcriber.
IT, local Gtuaiion is far preferable TO any il faid
town.---lt il we'll walled ia Gx dyiGons,
with double wall. For fiihing and fowling.
none il hyperion in The State. ,he pond abound
ing with pearch Of an excellent kind. and foal
Of a g,czt varicty.--Thc beach afmds an mex
hauftablc fopIce ot fea manure, fuch as rock &c
ribbia weed, and fea curnl. There sie two l,v-
ing fprinas of ws,cr on the pfrmifcs. An in
difpuisble title will be given. snd the mode Of
payment made eafy to the pu'chaier The
terms may be known by applying to
JOHN GARDINER.
Sosrb KwzfayY. Dee. 4, rsol. civtf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
q,evbk, ix SWl7ZERLAND.

The plan Of indsmnities propoied to Germany
by Punia and France, has not been sceedcd to
by the emperor and the delay has given 70
much offence TO the French governpent that iss
minif,cr at the court OF Vienna has received ordcr
to return home il the ba6ncis fhosld not be fet-
tied immediately. In that cafe the conditions Of
the plan will be enforced at the point of the
bsyonet, and 80. 900 French troops arc faid to
be in resdineii for this porpo!e.
The revolotion in Switzerland 10 progrefing
with great rspidity. The feat Of government
i, in pofI-fion Of the infursen,s. Who are headed
by the Baron d'Erlach ard M. de Wsftevile,
the latter Of whom is appointed commander in
chief The profpeet Of tranquility to this
difiraaed part Of Europe appears very diasnt.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
N E w p % K T,
Saturday, December A, 1902.

aF The frequent applications, by
our distsnt Subicribrr,, and Corrrpondenu, TO
obtain copies of /" Ro,ledget letter.." render
ed il necrfIsry ,ha. they ihould be re.publiihed.
We accordingly give them ,his day, and hope a
re-perufal Of them will lnot be unsratciul to our
readers.