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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-12

about four o'clock IN the afternoon at
Choque Bay, Immediately proceeded 10
occupy The ports contiguous 70 Msorne
Fortune, and ABOUT five o'clock having
driven in the advanced potts, got Pofeaion
of the town of Caltries.
In this attack the Lieut.. Genera' him
felt led the Column, and drove the French
before him from Morne Chabot 70 Catfries,
dovn road thst lay open to all the guns
OF the forr.
The commander Of The Forces, wifhing
TO prevent an eAu.ion of biuod, isnt a
luminous TO the ConNnandant Of NIone
Fortune, which MOI being acceded to, it
was determined to consraenee operations
againff the Nome before day break The
next morning. The hrf column COM
handed by Brig. Gen. Pfevof, began
Its march at half patt one o'clock; the ie.
cond column, commanded By Brig. Gen.
Bfersson, moved from the town at half
pat two; and, eetachmenc under Lieut..
|aCol. Shipley, marched by another road TO
divert the attention Of the enemy by a
ieint attack.
The columns nearly arriving at the
fame tiaae at the point of attack, immedi-
asely preaed forward to form the works
-of,ske Foftreis, which were carried in lels
than three quarters Of an hour, notwith-
Ganding the refiasncesof the French tani
mated by the example Of their Command
and Gcaeral Of brigade Nogus) was raoa
fpiited and ot{tnate.
Great credit mutt attach TO thofe who,
by their prompt and Deceive mealuIes,
have thus carried into immediate execu-
tion the wlfhes his Majs&y's Minifers
and gained tuch an acqullition to their
Country by the unconditional conqueR Of
an iiland of fuch importance.
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stafford, Kennedy,

s..gs,d, Kennedy, do.
81. "a. SO, long. 81, spoke schoo-
: zane -. unknown, Bound TO Newfound-
BID. No.. &c New
sxdasord, from Neury, with passengers Tor
NV York.
Passed aship off the Potomac.
Arrived, schr. Edith and Polly, New
,.rb. Of Oxford from Martinique. VIA
Oxford.
qucdiy.
Arrived, brig Columbia, Of Ma'blehead,
cast. Tgefrey, from Lisbon,
Left at Lisbon, the brig Potomak, OF
B.J,,nore, ard schooner from Cofunna,
CAPTAIN Dagget, 10 sail IN 4 days for B0s-
"A Nov a7.in lat. 40, SO, long. % spoke
/, ,sb. IS days out from Alexandria, bound
.aa;lboa.
Tune 9, IN lat. A., long. q 20, spoke
che sb;, Three Sisters, from Charleston
bound Co Bordeaux, 2 days out.
Iune Is, in latitude 43, Longitude AS.
snoss the brig Mara from New York, 10
5,vs amt,
lime %, in latitude 4o,sl2, longivude
20 60. smoke the schr. Speedwell, captain
mi, from New York bound to C4diz, s
DAYS out.
Arrived. ship Alexandra, capt. Yves
4oo f,or Liverpool. Left, ship General
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NOGUEs.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Head Quarters caqyies, ST. Lafia.

Head quarters Laifyfe5, 81. Lnff0e
ue II, 1903.
The Commander Of the Forces has the
honor to congratulate the troops under his
command, for the gallant attack and cap
ture, by aifauls, the fortrefs OF Morne
Fortune, and the unconditional furrcnder
of the Iaand of St. Lucia.
If any thing could reconcile to the
Officers and folders who have been wound.
81, and to the friends Of thoie who have
Been killed, it twill be the rejection OF
their mott extraordinary, gallant, and
folder like behaviour.
The commander of the forces shall have
particular satisfaction III representing TO
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-12
BRIDGE.TOWN, June Is

Aseignt O'Clock TINS morning arrived
the fchooner Supply, Express from 81.
Lncia, with dispatches from Lieut.. Gen.
GrinGeld, announcing the important con
quef of thas laand, which is communi.
Gated from the Lieut.. General ir a letter
to his Excellency the Right Hon. Lord
Ssaforih, from which the following is an
exsratt:--
ST. Laeia, Jssf II, 1909,
81 am fuFe il viii give your Lord.
hp pleaiare 20 hear that St. Lucia ef a
nei. and taken in the moG l.andfome man
ner within twelve hours after the landing.
We Taft night drove in the enemy's Out
Potts and took the town of Ca9ries. ]
then offered the Commandant Cspitula-
ton, which tie refufed as a folder and a
man OF honor. This morning at four,
the afault began, and before FIVE we were
IN petition OF Morne Fortune. Our lois
40 OhceTs wounded, particularly of rank,
mas been great, bit / hope many if not
al VIII be reitored TO ieryice, 10 which
they have added I.aare.''
Without entering into cireumaansiai
detail OF the debalkatioE of the Arms
ment, and its advance to the petition q
Motne Chabet fuficc it to fay. that tbs
greater part Of The troops being landed al
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SUAlMONs.
CastFies, ST. lucia, June 2l, lsOs

Castfies, St. Lucia, June q, 1908.
The forces of lis Britannia Majesty
now landed in this island being so superior
20 that of the French republic, that all
resistance must be not only nor necessary
but actually unnecessary protusion ct the
lives of men; the naysi force is SO supe.
nor to that Ct the French, that no hope
Of succour can possibly be entertained.
The commanders both of the British army
and navy, beng fully sensible of Their su.
pericrlty, Offer to the French commanding
officer e accept Of any reasonable scondi.
tions which he may think proper to pro-
pose, promising that the French troops
must be prisoners of war and sent to Eu-
rope, and that all public propcrty'is to be
at the disposition of the captors.
The officer who has the honor to pre-
sent this, will wat one hour for an an
swer.
(Signed)
w. GRINFIELD, Lieut.. Gen.
SAM. HOOD, Commodore, sc.
TO the General. or officer com !
manding the French forces in
the island of St. Lucia.
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I9ubgjf lsgns.;s.
Commodores
Cotton. Rice 6 Holland Gin.

Cotton, Rice 6 Holland Gin.
THIS DAY,
1t far o'eloek, p. NJ. qvill BE Jold 1rom
on board The /eb'y Aavextars, Imgat
Hoes aobarf--ona credit Of 90 days
for approved negotiable notes,
II bales prime upland Georgia
Cotton,
: pipes Holland Gin, 4th proof, and
z6 tierces OF Rice.
P. G..MARSTELLER.
July II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-12
CAPTURE OF ST.. LUCIA,

.Arvi0ed this morning the mozv
Raehsl, Captain Stevens, IS
days frOlp Barbados. CAPTAIN
Ste0s'ss politely favored the E
dltOr 10Th The Bridge Town
Official Gazette Of the 18th Of
June, from u0hich the foyo0-
sag exsraas are made.
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FRENCH PRISONERS.

The number OF French Pfiionefs a.
mounts to GIG men, including Cacers
and non comzllliored.
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ties are required to take notice 81 this Pro.
clanalion, and conduit themieives accord
ingly.
Give.l under our Hands and Seals at
Head Quarters, Cafries, in the lAand
ofst. Lucia, this a3d day .: June
1903.
tSigned)
w. GRINFIELD,
Lieut.. Gen.
SAMUEL HOOD,
Commodores
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St Nonce.

THOMAS GREEN will conduit my
bufnels during my fay at the Springs,
and i hope will give general fatisfattion
TO fuch as favor me with their cutom.
] alto forewarn all perions from having
dealings with ny apprentices, without
my confsnt, as / fha!l proceed againit
fuch as the law directs.
JOHN S. SCOTT.
IuIv II. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-12

his king, the readiness with which the
troops who formed the expedition were
embarked On the shortest notice; he must
particularly speak Of the gallant behavior
Of the Cd Battalion ofthe Royals, and the
Oath Regiment; and he is very sorry that
the 6Ath Regiment, by its being in the
reserve under Brig. Gen. Picktou, was
not in the acton, otherwise there could
have been no doubt, but that the conduct
Of that Regiment would have merlted an
equal report, as was evinced from a small
detachment Of tia. Regiment in a feint
attack Under the command os Lleat. Col.
Shipley.
80 the ready attention Of Commodore
Hood, and to the accommodation afford
ed TO tie troops in the Men of War, ard
to tie exertions and arrangements OF
Captain Halliwell in their embarkatior
and disc hbafkation, may be justly attri-
buted the success of the expedition to this
island.
Toathe cool and determined conduct OF
Brig. Gen. Provost, and Brig. Gen. Brere-
ton, who led the two columns Of attack,
may be attributed the success of the a6ti-
on; but to Brigadier General Provost
must be acknowledged, that to his coun-
sci and arrangements, the Commander
Of tie forces attributes the glory Of the
day.
TO 1t. Gel. Pakiaham and 1t. Col.
Mc'Donald, (both severely wounded their
respective corps are indebted Tor their spi-
rited behaviour.
To Lieutenant Colonel Shipley and
the ROYAL Engineers Ne is Indebted in an
high degree for assistance and professional
advice.
To 1t. Col. Morden Severely wound,
ed) he is indebted for his spirited Offer *
good conduct in leading the column to the
assault; and tie conduct Of Major SIR
George Richardson, (also severely wound.
ed) was particularly noticed by Brig. Gen.
Provost.
1t would be Of TOO great lengthto in
sert the names Of every officer whose eou
rage and behaviour or this day has de-
served to be marked the commander OF
the forces can assure item that rhe salts
faction expressed BY Brig. General Pre-
vost ard Big. Gen. Blefeton, does them
the highest credit.
The commander Of the forces would
be unpardonabIe was lie NOT TO express,
that the General Of Brigade Nogues, the
commanding officer Of the forces Of TIE
French Republic, and the troops under
bis command, mad most gallant defence
for their country, and highly honorable to
themselves.
Return Of the Killed Wounded and MISS
ing.
Killed. S@rjeants, s Rank and File,
Wounded-4 Field Officers, 2 Cap
tairs, 5 subalterns, 4 Serjeants, 81 Rank
and File.
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/ intend TO open a School ON
Th irlday next lf r rlls -inltruaonl fG rls
only, 8; the hcufe in which IreGde !. they
will be taught to read, write, and cyfher,
and will be infruaed in Hieory, Gsogra-l
ply, and che ule Of the globes. The terms
are Seveu Dollars, to be paid quarterly.
THOMAS DAVIS.
July II. d3t
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Return Of the Killed Wounded and miss

Return Of the Killed Wounded and MISS
ing.
Killed. S@rjeants, Is Rank and File.
Wounded--4 Field Officers, Cap
tairs, 5 subaltrrns, a Serjeants, 81 Rank
and File.
Missing Drummer, Z Rank ard
File.
Mares efo@eers Noaudel.
I'd. Bat. Royals Lieut.. Col. Mac
donald and Capt. Caionmer--severeiy.
64tb Regimen. = Lieut. Col. Paken-
ham, Major Sir Geo. Richardson's
vetely. Capt. Galway, and Lieut.. Ere
derrick Rowan -slightly.
3dWsR India Regt.-Lieat Moultrie
ard Ensign Fagan--slightly.
Staff. Lieut.. Col. Morden, Dep. Ad-
iutaht General severely.
N. B. Hospital Mate Hynes, attach
ed to Sd West India Regiment, severely
wounded, not included above.
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w. GRINFIEL.B, Lieut.. Gen
SAM. HOOD, Commodore, &c

To the General, or officer CON- }
manding the French forces in
the island of St. Lucia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-12

PYaUats Boarding.
A few gentlemen can be accommodate
ed with genseel private boarding. by the
week, month Or year, cppoite the Wath-
ingson Tavern, King freet, by
Mrs. CUNNINGHAM.
10 Let,
The front STORE Of the FIouh. Ap-
ply as above.
IulvI2. cost Z
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-01
For LsuerpooJ Direct.
LII The SHIP
Z: &. F a B / u S,

= s.ssssa.ssafssSF. - 4's7..'"' 0.'Ss'J
Will faii With all poaibie difpatch, having
the greatett part Of her cssgo engaged.
hor freight, apply Immediately TO
Vim. IiODGSON.
Who will make liberal advances on
sonllgnments BY this yegel, to the adde's
Of Melirs. iiannay & Logan, Of Liver
pool.
June 90. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-01

Claret in cafes Of III to 5 dozen,
Jamaica, Antigua, and N, E. Run,
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Holland Geneva,
9Th proof warranted firth Walfsryj
Coonuy do,
Wine and Cydsr Vinegar,
Bea Albany Chocolate,
Mould and dipp'd Candies,
White and brown Soap.
Patent Shot aiforted, from toIo,
BED Eoglith Gunpowder,
Mu(casell Raihns in boxes,
Soft hell Almonds,
Spinning Cotton,
Peppers, black and Cayennes
Pialento, Cloves, Mace, Nutaegs,
Cinnamon and Caaia,
Durham MuGard, Pickles aaorted,
Pearl and Scotch Barley,
Rice, Nader, Allom, coPPeras,
Indigo, Chamber Salts,
Olive Oh of hyperion quality,
Godfroid's wsrranted Segars, 81
Belf chewing Tobacco,
Snuff in 10. and half ID. bottles,
Race and Ground Ginger,
Starch and Fig Blue,
Pipes 10 kegs,
D.mijohas afortea,
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c.
He folicits cufom from bis
fr;eads and the public, and not only afures
them that be will difrofe Of his Goods on
as good terms as any other houle in town,
but that he will at all tiE'es tupPly then,
with The very beG articles that can be
oYocnred al the different markets.
Iune "a. q
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sIeg Dp auatOa.
SATURDAY,,

= - o,elaek, sviH bs Jeld at the tsadHe
st0,<, fbe garner Of Kiag and Caisa
6re<ts.
Rum in hhds. and barrels
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in oaks,
Wine ia pipes and quattsr caas,
Molafes 10 hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
Waite and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes,
Qasen's Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Jfiih Linens,
Caa;meres, Calicoes,
Kericys, Threads,
Coa,ings, Chinszes,
fissfthicks, Bedticks,
fesrnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Mniiin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchieis,
Worried and other India Cortons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, Aaaione<r-
Iune II.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
E,o,s the HARTFORD MEseusY.

/, late New hsscI "YEi,s." we End
poiced ~ha, we faid of the arrival Of the bessr.
al John Ro,irdse. 10 this iniseling paragraph
OF tnei',, fometning is faii about honor, man
hood. honor Of the S:se. hoipi,aiIy, &c. and
60 cap al, Ru,iedge is called IN g. iiuGsioas
Erzrscr u Msf,ssi for what, ia the name of
ecmnsa fenfc I'll. he W.arisw for having
Written the lei,eo 10 Nj. lsfsfion. over The
Egna.Ufe of /" "GrF,sy"-M.erox, for having
written sbuive anony mou, i-,.ers TO Mr.. Ger
y--Riagcs1 for having ihewn his contempt
Of the laws Of Gop sed Mar, bv Tending q
challenge TO MIR. .Ei,ery on the Sssbo,b--ijksE
s,isEi for having attacked this faue Ms. Ellie
~ shiie =, brtakiat, (uoafmed, and unfufpici-
CO, Oh goci, an a;tsokl sSd beating him With
siob. II TOR all ,beie he deferves 90 be called
IN " iiluiri,os iiIsneei" then we believe him TO
Be fuch. II We mift4ke not, the eircumasnee
si hi. challenging Mr.. EIery on the Sabbath.
10 fae cien, 20 render hin W.S,n1 ia the opin.
isns OF the ae.dy people of this State. Ii !.
PERFECTLY 10 eharatier for It's contemplate vehi
Gle os llsnder i,he Vih,oJ 10 complain OF our
no,icins this ioarious man for t.ere IL rot q
pspc, N the United States tconhdsfirg lis in.
fgo6csnee) IN which there has appeared more
sbsie OF the general goverumsst. and men 10
private h'e. dsf,nguiihed tor thsir abilities, &
iupysrt VI our republican government in oppo-
fnoa to ihoie ~.o would dcasoy il, thae 10
ella fsne Vfi,or-s paper Under the immediste
dusttioo Of Simon Holdfaf1 e Co. ssd AZ deaf.
ts,s Vt every good quality Xs shsss ~bs have
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

"a. management Of i,. Ter she ciirn5'e cen.
docton OF that r,ifsrsbIe paper. examine It's il-
thy lcayes. and mark the sblle therein coaisia-
ed. of many worthy meo. oar ovn citiseas--
Zee ihs iadnaations reipcesiag Col. Kit5y an !
others. AMI thea talk oil b,rsr, ssasbsoi. aai b,E
faaliy. .
Hitherto we have taken bar Iii,lc notice
Of what has appeared in tha, paPer--, pspes
knova only by 'ts df'egsra for truth and de-.
ceoc,. and its abef. os fepnbiicans. .-Kno~irg
thar the people ot this aale ~iil not much l,ng-
CT pay for abufe of their rulers. and thar conie-
qaesly the Viitot mat foon sjf, the thade. o.
its prcicdei,r. the " M.gSzger." We are ~il-
ing IL ihoaid die a. esiy as ITS guilty confidence
will Iet it.
Win refpeet 70 Ru'lcige, the Viftor need
oaly be Glent. and b. mil have every attention
paij him Sh:cn Ja.b an +" W.jayi0ss granger"
merits.
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LEXINGTON, (Ken.l July II.

By a gcn,lensn who arrived in TO 90 y.lter-
day from New Orleans, We are informed, that
the con,any in which ne cane. c,nha;ng Ut as
men. we're attacked Dy party Of robbers il
uunberl veil armed. ahpu, IS miles on thi, I'd:
Bay. au- Pierre. The attack Vas made about day
light; the robbers dileaaTged near tSeaty guns
without touching a man. AMI rsfhed into th.
camp. The company ali ieft the srouad, nae
without their hid;ebags or cl'arhiog, Whicn
were tikca of BY the v,llains. The LOT. fofain-
ed is computed at bc,vee, four aod five thouf.
and dollars. Nsx' morniag The company pur-
faed the robbees, and overlook the in about
IS miles; they inp.iii,cly prepared for battle.
bat the fefo'ntion diiplayed on the part OF the
robbers. and the company having only t~o or
three guns, all in bad order, induced them to
retreat.
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

1T Is q tax from hich the moral and re-
ligious perceptions Of the mind derive. thoogh
a io,rowfui, yet plea!iog feniati,n, 10 depict the
features Of departed worth. 10 fpcak OF merit,
even while blooming in this world. infpires the
heart. or oosh, TO infpire il with deep foleuni.
~; bot 20 fpsak Of il after il has become con.
lnrnms,e.& sfee,ded thro' the Gis,. adds infinite.
ly TO the emotion. by G;sri', mean lhCie princi.
pes OF virtue, cJmbiacc Win th,fe other quail
ties Of she onderfsnding aud sifsttions, winch
al once endeaf and sdoin it.. and render il vfeiui
in the movements OF iis focisi, moral, and Ieli-
gious ddties. To ipeak Of it then. when divefi.
ed ot ihoie auriboiss which connect it with earth
and render il the Object OF humsn obfcvstiop |
To fpeak Of IL When il has thrown of its taber-
nacIc Of clay, burA the bars OF death, and slcen-
,ied to the bcion Of its Cod How iolcmn and
Asful the iaR
While the mind is in,enfely occupied by
thofe Ultimate, and paramount principles Of i'm
provsmcnt and ~ildom, which teach the rcIz.
tions Of time. and eicfnity--of human nature,
and the bene6cent author of il fenGbili,y is
awakened & urged by snaturaI. and tender fym-
paihy for temporal and perf,nsI afi,eiion.
Here the inquiative, and confirmed ,or,itode
of the philoiopher is overcome and gives place
to friendly participation in devoted g'ief.
Yes! thst deep and pungent sogu,fh which
fills and diare1ss the bofoms Of the mof near
and tender attachments. difofes i0 melting in
Hocnce and uuifes in the 6ciuge of team even
the Root heart Of philofophy iiielf. Such b the
attractive powers OF lzmen,aticn and forsov
Where the obes Of ibofe foferioss bIends thoie
Qualities which reaion and virtue approve.
Thefe reAeaions are dedica'ed to the men,
o,y of Mrs. MrHiTABLs MANI, the truly
,nishle comfort of Doctor JonS tPalsTos
Mxss. who diei Of long and ng.fiog ,iloeis
or the s7fh ult. Bot let the isi,hful moorren
imbibe and receive confolsiisn from this rarc-
ton, that
" Bo,-l u, JsysS' sf,bh n,,,S,i~I lt5,~
II L5isfIs .s,L on 'hfSs, fAs ibs Jan;
An, Of pi,ne -viN eeslsd ~ fbs,s.
TteIs oar bea hope snd oaf b<a in,srsa liss." }"
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ITO be let. very cheap. a part Of a Dwelling.
i HUE, fofieieot for large family iy--G,u.
a'ed 10 an airy and p'es'sos part Of the town
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Saturday, aug. 6, 1909.

w, are authorized TO aatc, for the infor-
sa'ion o. the proprieion OF aock in the pubic
toadi OF the United States, ths, al,h,' the prln-
cipal ot shs tx pc, cee,. aock TO be created by
vissue Of the treaty wi.a France, is reimburie-
able at The r'eaiuiy of ,h7 United States, the
interei is pay aole IN Eusops.--Nal. Iani.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

ExraS ,sfa kter J,sm q gextltma~ ia MAmktf.
K,. Vv.)" fbs sSas, Of fbe Brs, A@ied
JsJ iS.
CALLBKpsR IL no more. He yenerday
vent ip,o the nvef TO ba,he. and, a. was his
daily caitom, veIy drunk. The boa,men tscm
The ferry faw him fall, in water about 3 feet
deep, and. from his long Cay, conjettused the
conieqaeoce but before they Could reach him
he was liiciefs. Thus has the gesteh Of all
tc,undsc!s been untimely fannoned to anfwer
for hi, sisek ifsS,.
Alas. poor tories what will they do
He was found dead in the river. between
eleven and twelve o'clock and agreeably to
law the Coroner held an olsea over HE body.
The verdid OF the ,uy was as follows, I" The
jury FAY, upon their oath, thar +" ames Thcmp-
f,n Calender, on the 18th day ot July
" IEo3s did 20 ia,o the river, sommonly cali
" e5 Jsmcs xivcr. with an intent TO bathe, but
" being in aase of inioxicstion, q, appears
1" 10 the jury, the iaid J,mes I. Calender came
:" TO his death by m accidental dro~ning. and
" not othe.sife." Sucn was the verdict OF the
jary. Bot there /, much difference of opinion
Spon THE fabjret. Our own opinion 10, that
Csliende.'s dIo~ning was not accidental. "
but esisrfary lad tor this opinion we ihail
fa,e our reaioos An the next ExAMIKER.
Ex3misey.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

We are enabled to ita,e from good author
ity. that the eleven million two haudrsd and
fifty thonfind d,iiD. 10 be paid to France in
FIX per cent. Cock, on the purchAfe OF LouiGa-
n2. agrceably to treaty. Is not Tedeemabe, nn.
der the tern Of fifteen yesn, BeA. Tsie.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
VIM. c. Baen, e Co.

VIM. {. Baen, e Go.
DEG leave to inform thei6 Friends and The
- Poblic, thar they bave received, in zddi.
ton TO ,ber former sGsnnent. the followiag
Articles. viz. b-z
Fine India COTTONS.
BOX and Ca.nbrick MUSLINS,
DIAPERS. from " to y/6 per I'd.
ALTO, "a great variety Of Lsd,es MOAOCCo
SHOES, at Sl6 per p.is.
Likewifc. --Chiid,rn's SHOES Of every def.
crip,ion. kswSsyf, 4sgsg 6.