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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
NORFOLK, May ..

a sn sltl7ise far Pr5fdent csa D;rel7oys
! zoe Marine Igfar7art COmp4ny ct
.''g'lS, lie fallozViag Gevt'em<u qp<,e
JoHS GRAsBERY. PeeGdeat.
-, Dirs679ys,
+, luke ~ Wheeler, Conway White, Mo-
loet Hy ysI James Young. l'hemas VII,
I,Ss' :, william Pennock, George Murray,
asl.N 'yiion, James Thorhurn, Warren
F,a.s! ' Richard Blow, Join Sop'hgate,
i, - ;. Taylor, Thomas Newton,
AZ. ,srnVed fnee euv Lef,
D. Nv s4aria, eapt. Merfs. I,am Taba-
|sfp,,.gt oere Jebr. Do,ofby, Sbeobey
>'''.J04rg, 10 JILL mo days. Sch.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
From the Confitutional Confervator.

From the Constitutional Confervator.
Eaf,a7 eta LETTER from gentleman at
Ae4v Orleans, dated Mareb II.
/" Mr.. Clark is arrived he fates,
thar on his departure from France, the
troops 1900, under Gen. Vi6for) were on
she wing, and viii doubslefs be here in
a Jew weeks he faw and converted with
the prcfeet on the fubjett of the govern,
m Mt of this province indeed he has
broughs ali the neceaary and podible in
formation iummed up in number OF ar
t.clss, with I could fand them to yon;
ASH cannot, take what follows The
province will be governed by military
chiet, a Prefett and CommiGarY of Ju-
Ace; the departments are ditfinti, fave
tha, The Governor can at any time do a.
way THE acfs of The Pyefeet and Commit
iary of Toiiice, en- taking the refponfibili
~ ca himfslf; ali monird bntinsis OF the
nation will be attached TO the office of
orsie6f, fomsthing like the preient lnten-
,sef. ard Civil Ipaice will be adminlffer-
ed by the Commiaary, who will have un-
d r aim number of magiarates or in Q.
ther words demagogues, fomething like
he preleat Alealde OF the Spsnifh govern
aent, A Confidential friend of the Pre-
ect has been here fome days, il is inppoi-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07

DR.. Thomas Se21nges
TAS for fale ar his hop, oppofte
i i Mr.. Peter Sherron's, King freef,
Drugs, Medicines,
Patent Medicines aud Colours
ufed by Painters, which he offers at the
mott reduced prices.
MAY 7. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
From Me4c 1ork, May 8.

1l"y PIJE Z, "1s 2
tive have jua ieen a letter dared at
Bottom on the evening of the z9rh ult.
comes from a merchant Of the hrff rel Ct
ability, and contains the following:
!" By this evenings Mail, letter is
received from the Captain OF vefel ar,
rived al Portland, in "a days from Liver
pool, who fays, thai after he failed, h
was boarded by an Englifh cruiler, and
was Informed by the officer, that WAR
was ACTUALLY DECLARED between
England and France. If this is true, the
accent will ioon be confirmed"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05

LIS for Jair. "a general A0samss, ef Hys-
i Il India GOODS, and GkOCEKfkS, Of a
qDa,,as'sd qAahy. 0'ibe ie-vgs pritn ar ssfa.i
.smsng ofbsyj, are abe Jeii.dDiss s,fris,, pfs.
B'd~1y, Ws6-IsGa Ram, 4tb pyosf do. Gm,
Nssr. England Rs~, WsS; sef S.gs,snf ki~d,. Nc,
ieD', Lscf u Brsevx SsgSrs, Ce6se.. Teas Of
va,iaHi kisds, Chocolate, RslGx,, Pepper. AJDies,
Ci"~amos, Nsimes,, Fssr, Rye Ssd Ind'as
Meal. Batter. Cbsot, Sssf, s.d Caadts /; Vari-,
ear k,ndi Of Glen Ware, fsse Hsrs. Kniprt. and
forkf. Jaek Ks,pu. PsS. Ksipes, large and /maY
Spoon, Cbee Loeks ard f,AS. Cfsfksy esd 7s
War, Axe,, HafebrD and iss,. Me~i and Bys
Sberi. Cwki. Btsgao~r. LampSiart, Sssss Limr.
Lamp OIL. Pcsdsr, Sbof and FLsn, Fp5sx
Lis0 ef Usriss' karSt. LeaS,. and Heski. aessJss
Lead and Liner. BsiIorO,. metal Tea Psn. apya-
isg Paper, zo,afphsg t~psr 9y fbr 'tsm. Bed
Cords. Log L'nr,, Mayixs', Eamss'' CLsf',
Oak K,ss holding from sss qsavf se fir sailor'.
Baeken. Cs6< and Pttts, ,s41 s'sssd 70, .yf;
Kes, NesD. .fe,k bof Jx1stbne Flear. PR bsrrsi;
and nsmbs, Of siber syfieis mol mesiisssd.--.
Captain ot plDth. and otbs,, ma, be ISpitedss
fbe Eo,irs noner. and eUey JaUsy Acknowledged.
Newport, March 4, 1901. SAT-.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05
FKEDERICKTOwN. (M1rylandl FEB. is.
/, Hiqby Mtere9ing..


A gentleman in Frederick Town has &c
ceived letter from friend at the cify Of
Wilmington, and has been 70 kind 80 to com-
municatc to us the contents, which will crafty
every real friend to the Uniscd States, and
ehagrine every violent fedsralift They are,
That tht Prefdsnt Of the United States
had received from Paris and communicarrd 70
Congrels, letter written by Mr.. Livingaon,
our niniaer there, who fases, that he had an
interview with the FirR Conful (Bonspsrte) Of
France on the fubjeef Of bis taking poffe efion
Of l.ouilisna. and the Comol afTared him, that
although it was the intention Of the French
government to take poHefion Of that province,
yet the United States night be sfarsd thar all
doe rsfped would be paid TO treaties reIstive
to the nsvisation Of the Midifppi. between
them and Spain.
On Wednesday laf arrived 10 this town.
on their way home from Wshineton City, three
SrSscA INDIANS. From what We can
learn, the chief objsd Of their journey was to
procure BLAcKsMITHs and other ARTfvfcfts
to fetiie in their nation. They fay that gov
ernmcnt has given them falI fatishaion on thar
fcore, and appear well pleafed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05

DlED--At Msricabo. the S,h oflafl Oc-
tober, Capt. Pasi Tbs,fss. Of this town. aged
81 yeaf,. He wss kind aAttaiansse hufbsnd,
ysloabls friend. and worthy member Of tho
Mafonic Royal-Afch Lodge 10 New York
"As friends decay. we do but die in part,
String after aribg j. fevsrd from the heart !;
Till life isfeIf, which Is bot breathing clay,
Without one psng. il glad 70 fall sssy
And happy they who rsriisa feels fhe blow,
Nor live, to weep. DER every friend laid low.
AZ MidAleso~n, on the 18th ult. MiE
MARY Ann LAwTos. dsoghter Of Col. Giles
Lavson, Jun. in the 9Th year Of her age.
In this town Mrs. MrBtrISLr BUapicr.
comfort OF Capt. lfssc Bordiek, sod daughter
Of Nj Benjamin Willbos, in the 18th year Of
her age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05
Nilliam c. Raen SS Co.

u ETURN their grateful acknowledgement
An TO their friends and the public, for 'hc
liberal iuppor they have experienced iince com
mencing buGnefs in Ne~port; and beg leave TO
inform them. that they have received, in addition
To their iormcr aaoftmeot, sg'eat variety Of
Ladies. MiAes, and Chldren's
Kid and Moroeeo SHOES,
and Ladies Cork fole Shoes.
" Also, Ladie, Csyk /sIs She's, 10 lace.
Newport. March 4, 1905. is7f.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05
N E w P O r I,
Saturday, March 5, 1903.

Yeacriay being the 4,h Of March, the cleo
NON Of Pfo:ideat JEFFERSON was celebrated
by refpeetable nunoer Of Republican Citizens
m this towd. Several appropriate Tosas drank
on the occadon. were received too late for in.
feftion this day, bat fhsil appear Ia our next.
M.fsrs. CALRB GARoNEk and GRosos
CHAMrLiN, the Commitles appointed 20 re-
crive doasrions in this town on account of the
fuffsrers by the late ere in Porfmou'h, IN. H.l
have obsaiaed and forwarded Eigbf Hanzrsa
Dshdrs for their relief. folio wing Is an
extract OF letter tron the Committee OF that
town 20 the Committee of this
IS Be pleafed, gentlemen. to accept yourfelves.
land communicate 60 your friends the other
/" fubfcrib-n. our grateful ackaowledg ment for
% this truly bountiful donation, which we ihaii
s~endeavour to apply agreeaby to the benevolent
90 intentious Of the donon."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05
From ibe Hevaasd5. JGs. is.

1--WE have had fevere gale of wind in
which thee veiIeh were LOFT 10 this harbor, e.
veral vefIeIs were csh away on the coat OF
Floids, and report lays. teven Guiocsmen
were loa on the fouth 6de Of this l0sud, and
all the negroes pcrifhed."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05

JS-n Rgi Of Pehnfylvsnia IN his lse
teseb is,r!y reesnted all his former offences, and
acknowledged that the nstionsi /svr,sifsJ wss
and is jra fat in the people--sf which on the
9Th day Of March he becomes oneia she charsc-
ter of Gmpls citizen, ddhiiIed from Office for
long and reiterated conspmsey and di(obsdienee
TO thar fovereigu which he has At length with
apparent eonvitiioa sekno&edfet.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05
Nrw.Yo.x. March I.

80. NRw -Yosx, March K.
Arrived brig Sea Nymph, PArke, s4 days
tron Bordeaux. Capt. P. infofms that an A.
meriean ihip in ballaa, was loa at the mouth of
the river OF the nth or asth Dec. at Bordeaux,
wheu he failed. BY what information he could
get from the pilots, and other circumstances. he
ippposes il was The Focniby, of Rhode Iland
the crew all iaved, but the veiiel entirely lott.
The debates in the Senate Of the II. S. on the
memorial OF the Midsig5f JESgsi. are again de-
ierIed for want OF room 10 future day.
J ERRATA-Ia the Advertisement Of
the Newport Aquedues Company. for Logs, in
the hfit page OF this paper, initead of ..lopa
hearted" read large bssrsa.
Notwithstanding the fenitlefs Glamour of
fome Jedsrsi editors and pulpitscrs, the conduct
OF Mr.. Jsfferfon 10 contributing literally to re-
ligioos inititutions, particularly ia maintaining
the EpiicoPaI clergyman OF his parifh, lnce rhe
abolition OF pariih y,hes. is.h;ghly sm.ble and
exemplary. This mua and will be acknowlcdg-
ed by every man Of candor, who rightly un6er-
aands che fatt. Bsa. C5yon.
II the claims Of the difbandrd lodges Of
he late Federal Circui, Courts, to csmpenfa-
sion tor icrviees not performed, had hesn fub-
mittcc, by Copsrels. 20 TRIBUNAL OF brother
judges certainly the equal claims Of the dil-
bsNded officers and folders of the late ar,ny,
oughtto be fubni,,cd TO the determination OF 4
court martial. 10.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05

MAMMOTH SHEEP.

4 A weather Sheep wa' killed 10 thi, town,
'the preIeot week. fsned by Mr.. Astbssy WiN-
SsU. the quarters Of which @eighed SO. lbs.
tach.---Total I47 lbs. excluilve Of the roogh
talJS, wool, sc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05

/. Dor Gaer State, Oaio, 10 defined to fhine
bright cooAellation 10 the federal galaxy.
The nerves of her brave and hardy ions arc
aruns to freedom their Tefo!ation, firm a.
the bafe of Allegheny, is, that their rich wales
fhsll never be blafed by the rude hand Of op-
prefien. nor the froits Of their induffry 60 to
fsell the Golfers Of syrant. Aitsy Reg.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05
GEORGE THOMAS.

CenfSt7iossy, Dys,ilty. and Frxn Pys,<,rvr,
Has 'or faie the following Articles, viz.
Freih lIalaga grapes box and
cak Tsiins ; figs; almonds in fhell /; prunes |;
curranu notmees cloves cinnamon, aIfpice |,
pepper ginger teas coffee; chocolate. No.
g. .. prepared with and without vanilla, brown,
powdered & loaf inf.r; Cordials Of all kinds.
An sforment Of prelerved fruits, olives. pes
nuts bea Sherry, MsIsga, & Tenerife Wines
n and 4tb proof Jamaica Spirits, and Applique
Rum, together wi,h an elegant sGortment Of
Glafs and Crockery WARE, which he " deter
mined to feli very low.
Nfreper', Matfb 4, 1909. f6,H
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05

The Yt,msxf Journal fays, we learn from
good authority that Gen. Morris, through fear
Of Io6ag the election. and TO meet the qvy5si Of
his friends, has declined being contidered a a
candidate at the next election.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05
For Sale,

THE Court Of Probate Tor the town Of
i weae,ly, having sppoin,ed the Sdbfcrib.:
ep, Commifhonen, TO examine the clsims Of
the creditors 10 the eaase Of yan.s Rsh, late OF
Wtaedy decesfed. fepseieosed iofolyent; and
Gx months from the 9th day Of January, so3.
being allowed for thar pofpofs :--Noiiee 10
hereby given to all pefions having demands
aesinii faid eas,e. thar we ~il attend at Sylssf-
Ter Gavet's lon, 10 fsid, Weaerly, on the hra
Tuefdays in April, May & Juoe. az nine c'slcek
A. M. on each day, on faid buhnefs.
JOSHUA vOSE, I CommE
JOHN CROSS. JIM. ] Fsn'o.
All pcrfons indebted 70 faid tfa,e, sie re-
oueaed 20 make immediate pay ment to
JAMES ROSS, Al~ixTrsf'r.
Wyss,L, Ma,eb 4, iso5. ii7
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05

THE lower part Of Hooie. ftcs,e on
i Thames-S,reet, in very pIsafznt part Of
the town, and pcAelIlon giveo the aiddle Of
March infant. For particularly Inquire at this
Office.
hs4ptvf, .Mayeb 4. 1904. ia7
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05

The debates In the Senate Of the u. S. on the
memorial OF the Midsg5f JHIgsi, are again de-
iefied tor want OF room 70 a future day.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05

MIR. Ru,icdge. TOO. il fsems, hss ear
SOLVED TO RErIRE." The following il one
of the tstoerfxi reaions which he Offers for de.
cliuing, viz. tbecsufe. fays hel "the diRriets
" which have had the honor to reprefeot. are
{" "feparated from each other, and yoked to othH
"crs with which have never had any political
/" rpsns3ies.
Mr.. Rutlcdge, Ia his late add~efs TO his
eonftituents. has very frankly acknowledged the
wickednefs and enormity Of the meafores Of HE
own party during the reign of John Adams -
Hc fays. "It 10 wonderful that the Jrdsrai adj
% riimJayaiies food iu grounifo long as II did"
Arrived here on Tueiday. via the Vineyard,
ico days from Calcutta, bound to New. York,
Ship Martha, Ebeu. shillaber, Of Salem, MAG.
Every ufe has been made Of the Loui6ana
affair TO perplex the public mind by the enemies
of OUT prefent administration. But the public
may be aGured thar nothing will be wanting IN
able negotiation or juA aGertion ofour rights.
RitJar1 Be6tf, petition for the deauitiou
of dUssrs, zuf the proviGon Of compensation for
hi, tiAs in Bsbemia-ieems 10 have had about ss
much weight as his tysfof--he appears, how
ever, Aill to haad Rfaisht-ia BIZ Ean.
Under the former sdniniRra,iou. no man
whsle politics were oPpofed TO ,hofe Of the Ex-
ecutive, il is believed. was ever appointed to
any Judicial Office in the United Sta,es. But,
among the few Judiciary appointments made b,
the prrfcnt administration, the only ono. which
has occurred iu New England. has been contcr.
red upon FederaI,f. the pselent difriet Judge
Of Rhode Hand.
In this refpett, therefore. the Ressblitam
claim the palm Of hyperion liberslity and mod
Grafton. Sas.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05
WARRINGTON CRY. FsS. a.

Oa W:daefday M. R,ls mad: another
fpeech in IN: Senate on III: nsaflres recendy
puduei at N.x-Or-ans. In this fpccch Mr..
Rofs undertook at Considerable length 10 prove
rhc policy of .imn.diarcly taking poI:Ii,n Of
Nex- Orleans; and coaciud,d by N wing refo-
lu,ions -aathorGi the Psc6ient 20 take New
Ol.ans, aa,horiaas dfAft OF 5000 militia /;
and sppropriating Eve millions Of dollars.
The Senate ordered ths rci,lutioas to be
printed. aad pohponsi their c,nidearioa till
Monday next.
Extra from eirrslar knsr zoriffss By M.
O'Brir- 10 f6e .inerieas Cssish. dsfed H.
girn. OF. IS. 1904.
On the 9th init. arrived here from Tn-
poll in'is days. Capt. M)rris and crew. At
Tnpoli the Deans, BA,avians and Sxedes have
Feared their peace.
the ven vsrd of Maita, and four fail OF large
cor(airs, were sitting for fea 10 order 10 fearcn
for Americana and it is conhderel, IL they
meet L.van, wind, the faid corfaifs viii puh
out of the areights, where they know our veii-ls
have no coavoy. In confeq fence all matters &
citzens of the United States concerned, are TO
guard agsina the threatened danger they will
Fun. 10 being met by corfsiu oi Tripoli. Tri-
poll is at peace with Portugal"
Exira7 Of a letter from BsydedRx, dated Nov. "a.
." We have been informed by the Minifer
Of marine here--thas the fquadron defined to
carry troops TO take ponefhoo of Louidana will
Gail IN 3 or 4 weeksfrom Havre and Flulhing."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-05

Arrived here on Tueiday. via the Vineyard,
io9 days from Calcutta. bouad to New. York
Ship Martha, Eben. Shhlaber, Of Salem, MAf,.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19
From THE IN. E. PALLADiUh'

WHENEVER pcrfon is wanted ~ :,
any particular enterprise, it is nafuf', lie
felee one Whole we'll known qualities 81, s..
the belt aflarance of fuccels. 90 w.. W.
ground we agree with the Aar''a W.. y"
Mr.. Monroe has higher claims ana ~ ~ y. %
better known) to the office OF Mi"i at..
France than any other American. - 70
is no doubt that he is em'nent.V , essos,
accomplish The great and polite lea' anr,
Of our Executive. Isiforbearance TO DC AR.
chafed,; who can drive bargain 'h' ,s 70
M. who 70 armed at all Po'"' h.
meet hoaea Tallcyraud /? And 'ps| Con-.
is free from shole qualms when , ,J
ffubborn patriots have telt whf, ,ee Of
upon to iurrendef their independent
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19
Letters from Ccnfartinonle nf !

Letters rem Confaniincple Of Il. ).
AZ date OF the a6h OF October, lprob,L
the morning) are in town, but thew
uniformly liient refecting The ear,hos,t l.
which certainly took place on ,ha, 5
whether or not it was 70 ,iel}rpttiye n J: :
effects as has been aa,ed. We art
rreInelJ anxious for the arrival Of H.
next Tu,kith mail. ~
The Batavian Vice Admiral, De VI,
ter, has been at Trjp3l and CONCLUDED
peace with that fate, urder he promir.,
pay to the Pacha an annual ackncwIels
mcnt Of $4,000 Spaniih pail}efs Of WIKI
fun 1000 are 70 be paid immedia,,lr
and the reolain.ief after the expiration
fix months. A yearly prelent Of 7ao,
,iaiiers is beliles to be made. The De,J
have llkewife given The Pacha lao barrel,
Of gun powder, and a quantity Of tar.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19
MoNpAY, Feb. II.

Mr.. Lelb prefented fundry memorials
from aliens of Penfylyania, praying mo-
dihcation of the naturalization act. The
clerk began the reading of the memori-
as.
Mr.. Smile doubted the necetlity of
reading the memorials, which he believed
were the fame verbatim, with thoie alrea7
dy prefented. and which the houfe had re-
fuied TO refer.
Mr.. Leib replied that the exceptiona
bic exp7eGicns contained in thote n,enori
ais were not in theft.
The rcading OF the memorials was H.
nifhed.
MIR. Goddard Thought, as thefe memo
riais were OF fnilar nature with thoie
prefentea the laf ielson, on Which the
hoafe lad acted, it would be unneceaary
10 take any order ON them.
Mr.. Leib faid this was not the cafe.
The PRAYER of the memorials, and their
contents we're very different. from thofe
offesed the lait fsilon. --ile troited,
therefore, they would be treated in the
fame manner with other petitions, and be
referred.
Mr.. Bacon hoped they would be re-
ferred, Especially as the reference OF
thefe petitions which were RESPECTFULLY
drawn, would be the Rtongsf indication
of the difoleafre of the houie as TO the
her petitions couched in different
terms.
Mr.. Goddard withdrew bis oppoGtiop,
when the reference ooi.iasd.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19
SToRW IND IyUND .4TTOA

SlORW IND lE0ND4IION.
The tempeiuous weather experienced
from Wednef!ay night un:i late On
Thurfday, together with the heavy and
unremitting rain during that pericj,
have produced various dllairous occurer
ces near This city. The blacks, weip, &C.
at Old Drawn paper mills, are eniirty
fyept away The works, which were s,.
tenGve, it is feared will be topped, and
the people ruined. Nearly an acre and
half of Mr.. WiIdrige's meadow, aln.
cent 10 the mills, has been fevered from
the ref by the violence of the food, and
carried completely off.
At Ringfend the bridge, fabric app,.
rently Of very fold and judicious conNrrc.
ton, has yielded TO the impetuous force
and ACCUMULATED weight of the waters,
the csn.re arsh and that next the city be.
ing deAroyed, excepting 70 much on the
Gde towards the docks, as to admit OF foo,
paGengers,
: Lat night, little after'ten, the bridge
at Coal-quay gave way. ProvideoiiaIy
no psrfoo was paGing at the moment
Two Of he arches were torn from the
cenere before eleven O'Clock, and by
morning the remainder was nearly de-
itroyed. Watchmen were ffationed at
borh hdes the wafer to prevent accidents.
The bridges of Lncan and Celbrldss
have been siio defroyed.
This day various articles Of houfehoa
furniture, implements OF hulbandry, &c
were feen floating down the river.
The parts OF the town hiuaIed within
the influence Of Poodle fffeam were vel.
terday inundated at an early hour, to
comfortable depth, Patrick freet and It's
vicinity in particular. In the former
freet feyeral boats were employed Until
evening; and though the inhabitants bad
anticipated the event which took place,
they nevefthelefs have fuRaincd ferrous 10.
Jury from The impraaicabiiity of remov'
ing the contents Of their flores and cellars
The food extended TO New ttreef, ne
Come, Black Pits, Cork freet, &C.
AMI frightful torrents diyerged from "a
trick erect into Brides alley, Bull allsY'
and the lanes lying on frniiar level
Much dilfrels was alio experienced
though not 10 the lame degree, BY the H.
habitants Of other paris Of the city. :,
The lower Cafle-yard was rendslSa
mpallible to any but hcrle, men, niSA
carriages, and even to thofe with dllllcp'.
ty. Through Palace areet tore"
raihsd acrofs Dame freet into CranPV'
court, which caufed cars, gingles, &C. y
DIV there for hire; in that lmmeal'.'
neiehborhood, and as far as College gt1'"
the kitchens were inundated to conlo''.
able dep,h, saad limilar inconvenience wa
experienced in fome degree in every qa Va,
ter of the city, but 10 day the lnul'aa''''
has entirely flbGded. g.,
The damage filtered at fea, we 's ca,
will fwell the catalogue of Calamity :"
mott affecting degree.