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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
cosros. Aug. 10.
Ldfef Nezps from Eproce.


Nisrc our Ian Se have had fsveral arrivals
from boross. They Girnih Paris papen TO
the nth, and Lond,n papers 10 the is,h J1oc.
The Ptom,nencies OF the inieNisencs.
The fcrrendcr nf the Electorate Of Hsssvsy 20
the French i--the entry Of French troops in,o
the German city Oh B'szes. and the Imperial
ciiy OF Hs~6s,s5 conhics,ion Of the Britilh
property found therein 1.-THE declaration of War
by Great Britain sganf Holland ,--and the
capture OF a vaR number of French s. Dltcn'
ihips by the Bri,ifh cruizen.
The cauie aligned by B,nsparte for the In.
vahcn OF Hanba,sb. is '' his firm rrfnIution ,e
ihas 20 the Ei5e, and exclude B,irsiu from thu
oaly port lett hcf in the north OF Gsrmss,."
The moa active preparations Tor a yindic.
rive and iaaerin,fy war werr making In France.
Holland, & GIest- r ritan.
In France no,hiog appeared TO be talked az
but an invshon Of EseissS. To prpmo,s
which. the citizens. public bodies, &c. were COM
ing forward with contributions 10 build lhins Of
the line, ffigre., and A,t bo,tomed boats, and
contacts wefe is'd TO he entered INFO 20 fornsfh
400 OF the latter by the 4 OF Aug. TO rranfporr
an army ot 10000 men acro6 the Epgiih chans
ne' the hrR osm fesfon ss,er. f'ai, cxpeditioo
bonapsf,e has proclaimed. and Chsp,el, his mio.
liter OF the interior. in eircsar TO the Protects.
ahd the nation, of the N J,ne. calls on The
yarng men " TO join the ranks OF the army.
that they msy learn to conquer. and eeablifh
the rspole and profperi,y of France o. RE ystuf
Ctbe Bafs@ Geosysmes,."
AZ Newboure It appeas the F,ench took,
1900 asnd Of arms. q a large qusntity OF ar.
ii!iery. 10 the magazine, and fortified places Of,
Hanover lthe continental capi,h Of the King Of
Enelane) u is fuppofed the French will And az
bTsd,sd fessjasd ssrS .r dymt and more than
a thooiaod pieces OF ordnance. e.----the Kings
troops were declared prifoorrs Of wsr--otders
were given TO teize all the Enehfh Nnippirp in
the rivers. The Duke OF Cambridge. the King
OF Engiandi ION. and Governor at Hanover. re.
hgnes nus commifl;on before the hrtle, * made
his retreat 10 poA ---i 10 laid the French will
Hop the pshlge of the Ss.sd aud all acccls to the
Bahic tor k'gl,ih vefs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
95s Tunts on a neso Expedition.

The Eek Jun,o have attempted TO raife
The Ken,uckians; bat falling in this, they are
on an Expedition to Canada. The Canada
Bows .re now TO be bso't forward to help them
ia their oppohsion. and We may foon exped TO
hssr thar the Fleet pfopofed in the Boaon Gaz-
st,e /, atsed out from Halifax TO take Louifs.
ns.-we hope the Jon,o wi'l "Psuk,"
before they take this refpon6biiity. az I" the
people" arc alive to the movements Of the Jun
20 with this fcrosiny on their condstt, they
cannot expeet 20 90 Toward in their tresfon
~iAoss nosies. They viii - watched 10 their
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13

The FEVER again rage, IN New YorkAS
IN coofequence Of which. the Philadelphis board
OF Health have foprcd all communication from
thence both by water and land. fubedirg paf-
fengen in the fsges, &c. to perform . quarsn.
tine OF fiIeeo days previous to admiiias intc
the City and Liberties. ~
On the ,3t ult. 8 iesgues from Cape Henry
lvir.) the Bnnh Frigafe Baaon. Capt. Doug-
lafs. boarded the American Sbip Charles Csrtcsx
OF Norfolk, and forced from her the following
Hmer'esn Cf'sen,. viz. Augohus ToPhsa.
Jo'eph Hadion, Thomas Hodgkins, & --,
'hr carpenter. all hipped At Norfolk.
The itip Sterling. Capt, Pierce, which ar
rived here lait week. go days from Ligerpooi,i
was boarded in the irih channel by Britiih fri-
gate, which impreacd one of her Grew. Mr..
ChnaoPher T'IlinghaH. Of Eaa. @ reen .ich.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13

prseedcr.. ana fseA co-nppications ell be
given from expected ADD unexpected quar-
ten," as to place them in lruasioa which will
make them fhudder for the conseqh-nees. The
Citizens are no longer TO be rr'6ed with by
dcfpsrste fsetion. B9s. Cbwx.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13

DIED.-At the Havspas. Cspf. JAcop
MAYstasY OF this tows. in the ,ia year
OF his sge.--A young gentlcmsn deieivedly re
fpceted by all who had the PIeafufe Of his as-
quaintancc.
In 'his town, On ThurJsy, MI. Cfoscs
Li+TLrtIsLD. In the 3stb year OF his sge.---
His funeral will be attended this afternoon, 40
the ofusl hour.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
EIiratf of a letter from F-spcc.
Cssms,fisl Axrny f6e Unii,S Ssato.

So|"e'b" HS'HD ~ 'Ds S""ss o"'"'
PARIS, hAY 80. 1895.
Sill have the fstis,aetion Of informing
you. thar In viriue OF . convention lately en.
tered into by our miniAem with This govern
meet, al. American c!zins which are embraced
by the I'd and 81 snices OF the convention
concluded in September. 1900, sre to be reviiec
by bos'd of three Amsriesn eiiixens, AID AZ
tar az may be approved by then, are 10 tr
paid, principal snd inierea. in bills drs~n b,
our minifrr. on the trsfdry of the United
States. Tn board 10 20 he formed imr,ediafc-
ly, and s 70 ft 10 longer than sweIve months
Il will be well therefore, for ych, imn.edisftIy
On the receir Of thn leuef, IN knd me ny too
different opporuri'ies, posorisI power ~ At
,orney for tie fcn thst may he hqaidzied in
favoar Of yoOr s-f-i r.e
detained BY the sletsiso on American ,sisli at
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
DxDHAM, Aug. 9.
POSTSCRIPE

LsR evening we were ,nformed by private
gentlemen from Bofoo of rhe arrival there a
fcx hours before, from Havre de Grace. Of Capf.
By1, who brought important Intelligence.
Butthc noa important Is aated TO be. that 3D.
HArAKrs had aetuaually in readineh twslgs
hundred tranipors, and 10000 Trssps ready
20 embark in them, 20 put IN execution his
medi,sted invsdoa Of Esgiaai! Hosever true
this report may he, there remains not . docbt,
that this ferrous event viii be the refult Of his
being compelled to 6eht.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
OF LOUISIANA.

The acqsi6tipn Of territory TO the United
States by the purchsfe of Louiliana, is of vaf
extent /; a letter hen Wel5ingtoa fsys--" The
ccGioa 10 abfoiute 20 the Sou,n Sea and the line
OF Mexico, it conyeysa territory Of eve fbas-
yeard miirs ~ ftsgih ty losy hundred is BREADTH,
and actually includes all Woa- Fhnda."
II theie boundaries be correctly 46ated, il
eompsehends a tract of fqvs bsssre6 Szd Efy
fix millions q aeref and on computation viii
be ioaud TO have co& about tx cent, PEE aen.
In every point Of view. the csllion mott be
productive Of the happief confequences to the
Uni,cd States, and the moderation, prudencs 3
wifdom by which IL has been obtained viii
greatly rsdsu cd 20 the credit OF eur federal sd-
iniuis srs,ioa--snd ought forever TO Glencs rbs
e'smors OF thofe who have 70 loudly criminatsd
them for pr.fering psc &c 10 ~arhke mcafures in
the attainment Of this all inpoftan, scquiIision.
n fcarning the merit Of the Pre6dent in this
bsiinef,, we muR 70 back to tie sgitation Of the
erand queaion Of Nfsafi<tias or Ha,-the Pre-
Hden, and his friends in Congrels preferred the
former--the frde ralitt,, with Ko-,G and Ref Tor
,he,r trumpesers proclaimed ,he immediate ne
GETTY of hoailitics--,he Prciijeat's policy pre-
vai.cd, ard II. consequences have been, Peace,
and shs aceu:f,ion Of a afsv continent, upon
terms ny far lcfs ievere than the city OF New
Orleans alone could have beca obtained in a
fare OF war. Such are the happy son!equcrces
of ysft,/os's poicy--for which, we arc oold to
hy, ne deierves and will receive the gratitode
sod applaufe Of his country to the isteR genera
tioss. Hbay Rsg.
LOUISIANA, alsho not very definitely boun-
acd on the norm, may be conddered as inclu-
Ding the v right Bank OF the MifIGppi.
from, the 8 A.,r % the mouth Of ir.--lt lies on
shc GET fl, hat river except Nrau- Orlt<ss,
which is a long marrow Hand on the welt fde
OF the channel. The town or city Of New Or.
kax, is now about eqoal perhaps TO Aibay |,
and in our poAefS,n and under our govern
meat, will probably exceed Ns4s Tort, or any
other place In the United States tor it will be
The p't Of entry and delivery Of all the i'm
pence produce OF both horcs Of the MifliGppi,
che moft Important river in the kno~n world
sud its numerous tributary Rresm,. At Nrav.
Oriesn,. of courfe, duties will be colleetsble ap-
on the whole commerce OF all thofe weRern re-
e;ons. This addition TO osr revenoe will be
great beyond calcp!s,ion. II that port had re-
rpa,nsd under the Freoch or Spsnifh govern
rent, oar citizens would have been required to
psy the fame. and probably much higher d.
s;e., TO the ufe Of a foreign government. The
,oooistion, in shs refpeft, by the ccfIion Of
Looilisna TO the gnired States, js not duly sp-
y~ciased by iuper6cisi politicians or prejcdi-
ED partizans. PhayseH Sxs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13

seura.'us IN h. years t7s, ard ,-et -as
sho!e Is 10 ny eh,rgc. You win iratua mo
by letter At the fame time. ia what mscner and
20 Whole order you win me 60 remit tie bills
that may obiaio for your account.
Ian with seccn, Or, yoo,.,
tSignedl FULwAR SXiPwTrH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
DOVER. Iune 10.

LsA night, aboutI,, the Auckland pack.
o., Cap,. Hannond. arrived here from Calais
as q ,g of truce, and brought courier with
dsfpa'ches 20 Count Stsremhergh and Count
Woranzow. The French arc faid 20 be build
Ing A,t-bortoncd bosts and gun-bosu on new
eooeruttion. An order has b.ea received at
Calais 60 march all the Eagliih rt-se up to VAL
snciennes.-rhe Engiifh packets Sutton and
Isitimers are ttill detained. The French row.
boat privatres begin to come over on our fhore
Is foon a. night comes on. They have not
maoe any captare OF note.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
Sales at Auction.

ON MONDAY, the fS,h inh. At Eleven
O'clock "A. M. the Schooner NANCIES, rs me
now lies at Msytyy'. Wharf, with all her sp.
purtensnccs. lnventory 20 be ieen on boards
or st Capt. Fwemss Mybfvy',.--
GARDNER & DEAN, Hx6isnsrvs.
AuvyR "a. sgo3 4.
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toN13N. iarsrn

Rsfty thoafaod additional fsaren, inc!ud-
ing cishr fhcufand rasrirrs, were lsa night vot.
ed by The Hoaic ofeomnoas.
The Hamburgh merchssts have applied to
Government for coovcy 10 be appointed to
Ha-burga, for the purpo!e of cow ,ying from
,hcsce III. veif.ls bosnd TO the different ports
Of Eag'sai. and the Baltic. Their requeft has
besn conplied with.
June 10.
Jaa as this papc' vas going 10 Pref, we
feeeised French j,nrnah of the sth. A letter
IRON Caaasnlinople, in ,he Gsze,tc Je France
sa,es. that Gsa. Bruae haviSg demanded iomc
, ex planatiSn 10 regard to the conduit the Porte
mesns to Porfue in the p'cient circumfances,
the Council OF State has declared, tAst the OF
toral Government means TO oblerve the ffritt-
ct neutrality.
A letee from Brure.s, dated the sth, bys,
:" According TO ditferent letren arrived here
from Hcliso6, the greater part OF the French
army is concentrated in Ahe county of Dleatheim,
'AaG an engagement va, Eery moment expected,
~ the French troops Jtze in Gght of the Hsno-
vef'as army collected on the frontien of Ofna-
burgh. where they were bukly employed in
throsing Up entrenchmenss.
The Journal de Par, fays, the number OF
Enslifh detained prifones in Fraece, amounts
to 1900.
A iet,er from Bourdesux announces. that
the fhip La Jolie. of Havre, going from the
Cspc TO Port.su. Prince was taken by boats
manned with rebeilious negroes. who, feeling
another yeilel coming up TO sfia La Julie, mur-
dered the crew, and then fer the lhip on fire.
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Mp. BARNARD,

(PMsier TO The 7SfhfRsJ
INFORMS she Cinz-ns OF Nevpor, Sud its
L vic nify,, ihz, he psrprnn various Kinds of
Pa;n,ius q. foch ~ V'netisn Blinds. Bed Cor.
piikss Fire Scietes, &c. nest.y sxeco'ed, and
ON rezfsnable terms. Thufe Who win TO e'n-
pioy hin, may 6ud him by calling q; Capt.
J.Ls Lasvisss. oypo6,e the Stats. Hosls.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-11
: PHILADELPHIA. October Z 81.
LATEsT foREIc0 NEWS.

: Yesterday arrived Ut this port, the ship
Cornelia, e,pt. Bliss, in the excellent
passage Of IS day from Bristol. The
latest English papers brought by capt.
Bliss, are 10 the 23d Of Sept. Their CON.
tents, are. not Of great magnitude. u
Capt. Bliss reports that as late Is the
25th Sept.no events Of consequences had
ttanspired. Spain continu ed to preserys
her neutralitys and Portugal, as YETI
was exempt from French violence! In
the North Of Europe affairs remained in
the same indecisise situation in which
theywere left by our last accounts-AT The
English nation instead Of dreadinr the
threatened invasion, began 20 fear that
the Corsican boaster had entirely relin.
quished his design. To meet he Mill
tary ardof ofthe people, il was believed,
some serious descents on the coast of
France were Ineditated BY the British
government. Such an enterprise would
be joined by asast number of volunteers.
The last accounts from the portsi Of
Holland represented the preparations for
the invasion Of England, Is nearly in
state Of completion. In the Texel there
were said to be ready fofsea eight ships
Of the line, number Of frigates and $50
gun boats. Al Flushing and otherports
500 boats and several rigates. Theboats
are each so feet long, and 30 broad, ca
pable Of containing so men, and to carry
two large carronades in the bow. Tie
Dutch and French troops in Zealand
amount to 1900. Ii was said, that
there were 1 l, 900 French troops ready
to embark At Dieppe.; and that Buona-
pafte, through his aid-de-canp, had CIV.
en- ordersfor an the military preparati-
ons TO Be ready % the 22d Of September.
q 80 49, ~ - ~ - ft54f
Same day arrived the Ship Orion,
Capt. Arnold, in IS days from Rochelle
IA France. Byher We have French ID.
Pers ID the aaa September, which are
considerably taken up with appointments
70 the different divisions and regulations
Of thearrny Of England. Among them
we find the appointment Of gen. Andre
4 d.. Z
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alter any territoryth they might think pro-
per. We have been told this day, thas
we shall yiolatethe constitutionby dele
eating alIour powers @ the President
;Bui Il clearly appears under the constitu-
lion, we are permitted to acquire terri
tory and that we have the power, under
the law Of nations, 70 pass the second
section ofthe bill now before us, under
the present circumstances. Mr.. Rodney
concluded, by observing, that he had no
objection 10 alter the words Of the secti-
Son and insert sby and with ther consent
Of the Senate and under these considera-l
tons, he should vote forit., sss - 80
1 :. Mr, EiEst observed, the great talents
displayed by the last speaker. did notcon-
vince hmm. e. =, X Z. 81 s. 4 -. ;,
The question was nowsput and amaio-
,rity appeared against striking out the se.
cond section Of the bill. Il - :
M. Dana asked if. this army, to be
raised for the purpose oftakihg posssssi.
on Of this territory, was intended to
march out of The United States. q ~ H.
M. =. Randi ipk asked, whefher Gen.
Wayne with his army did not 90 out Of
the United States. An act authorised
him TO go out Of the u. s. . &, "a. =,
M. Saadyotd asked, whether there
was not a law passed, last session, for
marching troops ont Df the u. Statesfor
News Orleans, he said, hewas nor then
4 member Of the House, and could hot
CORRECTLY ascerfain the faef IN G9Fsl
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tue die FIRST section points Ii ont,
md there can be no danger apprehended
invading 4 few days. 1thas Been said
that there WIS no danger in thus dele-
gafinga p6werfor sfey days HeShought
Otherwise, ii would look ike despotisn,.,
A,gsntlemanfrom Massach usetts, L Mr..
Yarnum) has observed, that we do not
possess absolute authority until after the
expiration Of twelve years. Heidi not
agree. with him In this point, for 1--we do
nothold n territory absolutely We can.
not attempt 10 legislate over It. Mr..
Jackson continued, that he did nor be-
lieve but thattle Presidents himself was,
opposed tothe extensionof power in TIE
head.of eexecutiyk. He hada respect
4or the President, and he believed ne
would not abuse any power tilat mirht be
iyested ID him: bur the time may BE when.
We may have. d President 6fa different
temper, and he would not; therefore.
depart from tie rights of the Hn,isE. !. or
make the smallest innovation On the con-
stitutioGlsal a 5sgia = s3g :ftNs Z st.
49, 49,. go ~ ~ said,
I. - 49, - s oiHeIent POM ia view.
tutionssfas authorised 70 acquire addi,is
lonal territory. He. thought itHas, and
~ .n..' ns Ilouss naa rlsntWh.les
80. $3.50 !. $3.50 q it =, 20 make
~. @' w M ! un,l incorporated N the Uni
80 ,nsa N. 1919 pace; they Will'
$500, y ea.;led sos at.the rights
~. 49, NY g american citizens. Hs
: =, - = Iaxoar, OF severe
!, ask Wn a was
- Assne ~, 2, rs slela they wers
i; 49, III, y VIZ W. pass y sasn Avs
~ 3 - . .ns -. me- n o.ases @ are
~ ~, Is country fney
49, 49, 9,sa ue ~, y = :, lneorPprated
49, - anaN.l. noPea however the
II 80 lvsn TX sne pll q qnest tl-;
s ~ y ioL = snort 2 sime e Pos
sis 80 81 .,i s - 80 \. 5.
1850 49,, !, M 1 & eGnsu sutional
sslons Is u. mace I "a gentiemen, nigh
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shosld Be enlarged. II gives = power ID
the pkesident, 70 exercise the functions
of gnternmen I'm when Until The
dine arrives, fhen dis house sshall bro.'
vide lawn fdr tie new goysrnmens. His
highly impolitic 20 attempt ether to
weaken che tide of France Or Spain To.
this teritory. Of tosargus. that Me cane
not admit il into federation. The gem
tiemeP who support this motion, wen
knpW thas L isnecessafy to trust some
person with he temporary government
of this country for he time being and
In whomcan We put 50 much confidence,
as IN the president Of the United States.
], q. Eiliof said, that 81 he should vote
On this question, diGerentto the gentle-
men with whom be was aeepstomed, he
thought Il neeesssryIto make some fur
ther observations thereon. IN doing
which, Re would NOT attempt SO smbar.
rass the subject. He would sndeavoar
to shcw, that the part he took ia L, CO.
incided with that which the prcsident Of,
the United States had himself taken. A
sHSA.sSAnAn AEVth M8AptA H. 1elny 3tnAs
We should make provision for ! military
propriation, II taking possession Of
this territory. The law of nations has
deteymined IN this case the mode We
ought % pursue, and he would not viii
lingiy give up the law Of nations. Provi-
sion y already making; and tits agreed
that We must take possession. Nothing
then remained butfo adopt the best mode
The President in his message, says,
that i viii rest with this house 10 make.
this provision. He also said, TIM he
had further Information ON this subject,
and that be would u 4 short time com
municate Il % this house. He has not
yet done so, and he Mr.. Elliott would
have liked, 20 have had this information.
Of what mightit consist Perhaps re-
speeding . temporary goyernment. If Il
bad been communicated he would wish
% h1ys immediately proceeded, burt
fire we vary from the conatitution,. We
ought 20 know Of what q consisted. Il
was not consistent in this house 70 refnse.
20 exercise the powers with which i was
entrusted nor tqPerMit the president
toSexercise them. II is.yith Gongress
alone 20 make lavs--and by this sertion,s
the president > % make laws-the was
thercfore for striking ONT the sectipn.
40. A rissDeid sup Ported his motion,
After commenting ON some arguments
on me Other siderhe asked, how are the,
0mcers who are to be sent TO take posses-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-18

HAS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
SALE.

DALE,
Fresh from Lisbon, IN q short pas
sags BY tie sc6'y Rachel, Haeksr
Al few boxes Of excellent large
Lemons; good Englih WaInuts.
Frelh Lines by the brig Lucy.
Excellent fotr lheii'd Almonds,
Do. Prunrs,
Do. Raifns, by the box,
Do. Figs and Filbests,
Holland Gin, French Brandy,
Jamaica Spirit. Wine,
Loaf, lump and brown Sugar,
Barley,
SaladOil, Olives, Anchovies & Capers,
Gin cafes empty and iull, as may be
deGred,
A quantity Of wslLcursd Bacon,
Neniion Hams,
Pork, Il hog to the bl.
Fiih BY the bl. &c. &c.
Jolly 10 Q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-18
lust RECEIVED,

,dud j0r lals BY he la5fcyi6sr, al bis fore
az Uuisn 8reet,
Large Iilbon Lemons by the
box,
Eng!ifh Walnuts BY the fail or pound,
Fine large Pfunes add Figs,
Ffelh Lines.
By Ike Line Pol, f,0m Neqv Providence,
SO doz. large, fine Pine Ap-
Excellent PhiIa. bottled cyder BY the
barrel or bottle,
Fra quality Chewing Tobacco,
Freih amarinds,
Almonds, Raiiins,
With most o the Good Ih'ags
Of IBIS life, j yoa qOi4 bit Turn The
Corner.
A. WILLIS.
July 10. .
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
DR.. Cooley'S Vegetable Elixir, or
COuGA DROPS.

4 remedy far Cogt Col Cogr7ftoo, Splitting Of Bleed, e7d
cary dj1ss ivsijsat 70 at4t o'gs" Of Gfs ~ kazg'
THE unrivaed efficacy ofthis medicine IL the com
Dlenu above enumerated 70 lrry eabhc5, that ne
uppoft Of pompous advertfcm@n viewed as altogether
up-r1uous. It, luPertor vruc are recommended upon
hc au horty % long pra cel experience n ther ueiut
nets they have becn critically anay zed hY phYhc'ans q
he Gl eminence Europe and in this Country who ac-
knowledge that there Is ncdicine ia can vie
with it for dife4es Of The LpEg The great demand for =
from every pare Of the CONT Iedt has - pretng,
that feel duy incnnhcnt uP>n q M Il Is ex
cnGgev kno vn as il is uf al Ia. pu5il are eontcien
tnuly alfred thar this comp iioa ct veg- ne prodlc
t,n oay.-Pr6s,ef a. Bolton Con at ths Dsgory 9f Pr
S4z.seL Csa,ey Prize IS ez7s a b'i.k.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
The celebrated Aromatic PAGE, for the
TPFTH AND GUNS

The particular eEeGf, Of i follows Ia lev
TINES u1ag wi Be ienibly perceived 70 brace Up sd
lrengthen the 6bres. ana wi 1ithe continuance vii
pertcly e Rurvy IN The gums ch@nsng them from
thar liyd dfagreeable color hne prc yt3 oScahonng
them % grow firm and s the feeb f. that thoe sb
which before oo(e, and ready = drop cut viii BE-
come entirely far and fs. ana ran 5eing 6'aef and a
wit n AXE them appear 4t' AMI beautiful It kew1ic Pre-
rsrves TIRE ttB from growing en- keeps uch de-
e,ved long tire rom becoming vore and takes Of al
d,g~esahle fncs from the breath, which generally are
fron isorbunc gum, and bad teeth-PrsPsysd ey ga1e
Taozo6a-Friss so s:a5 lax.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
P0rIland Acaaemy.

THE Trultees Of the Portland Academy
arc hereby notified 70 meet At the Chamber over ne
PoAOEcG in Portland, raelday the thirJcIh day of
Augud inf. cock III the forenoon, to cceve The
Report Of the Committee appointed coufder Of Rucs
for the adm s5n Of Studens Regu The A.
cademy % al on iuch other matters they may
th.nk proper.
AT the recueG Of the Truf-cs,
hnr ~ SAMUEL. FREEMAN. cecrstsrr
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
Tyce's Patent Itch, or Beautifying ONT

THIS Ointment is the mon remarkable ec7nPeh'
,ioa ever vet Uncovered, for cleaning ADD 5eaufyns
The lip II removes all pmples, or defeess from rhe
face and Immediately cures alcutaneous ditemPers.
T5e IrcH is cured bY in few days, with perfect
fsfety and cafe. Il hkewile prevents every k'no or
itching enlaton OF the fkrn etherfrom po'ioa q op
e-n.led oerforation One box is warranted TO cure
! erown perion or two chIlren--Pgia 50 cents q s'S'
80 The above Medicines are tor Tale by
S. FRYING, Partiapd.