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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
LAWS OF rHE UNION.
IPUBLIsHlp ny AUrHoRIrY.l

SEVENTH CoSoRE. .
Of be
UNITED STATES,
a, ,bsn )Sesna Je6isx,
Begun and held az ,he CT
ty of Warrington. in the
Territory OF Columbia,
on Monday. the 9th Of
December, ISo,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
OVAL.

THE fubfcriber wifhes TO inform the psblic.
i thar he has removed from the Store be.
longiag to Mr.. Rs5eyf Sfevsn, which he form
erly occupied. TO his Store on faid Sfrv,n'
wharf, where he intends keeping a confasnt fsp-
ply Of Cfoccses, by wholefs'e spd retail.
sI.dON DAVIS.
Newport. April IS. -,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
MASON'S HALL LOTTERY.

THE Legina,ure OF the State of Rhode
Il lAaod, &c. at their Isa leiIioAs, having
Krantei per nifi IN TO the Matter, WTdens. aud
Brcshrrn OF 81. johns Lodge. No. ,in New
port, TO raife by Lottery the fun Of Tzoo Thar
.Iand Five Hxndyed Doiia,s, 70 diicharge the debt
, due on Mafon's Hall and having appointed the
fuotcribers Managers twho have gwen bonds to
the General Tscafurer) they prefent the follow
ing Scheme for the patronage of the Public.
S C. Fl f NJ F..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16

u ESPECTFULLY informs the public, that
IN ne has removed from the hoofe of his
s,hcr Davii>Nsjss, to the ihop Of Mr.. 7bsnas
Hswland. dirrtfly oppoate-~here all kinds OF
TIN WARE can be fnrnifhed at the fhorteff
notice, and on as resfooab'e terms as can be
bought m this town. CONTAIN, attendance will
be gwen. and the fmsllea favors acknowledged.
Ne~rou. Dec. ,s. 1894. iI6I
e> Cath & the highet price given
for old PEW TER and LEAD.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
HENRY MOORE, & Co.
HAVE FOR sALE,

HAVE FoR sALE,
Af their Store on fbr Ferry Wharf, BY WboisJais
= Retail. ~s Chap Hs at any Sfsre in Neqvpsu,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16

They earneftIy rcqucH thofe who have Ac-
eounts open with VIM. More. jon. & Co. efpe-
cially fuch as have been of more than yea,',
aandiog TO fettle them without delay, ci,hei by
Cafh or Note.
May ~, 1909. I37tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
MEN & ROGER S

HAVE FOR SALE,
AT their STORE in Tbames. Sf,eef, at the Head
OF Barjfer', Wharf,
N f w p y z T,
II general A1Srfmsnt Of GROCERIES,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16

Not one add three-quarters of blank to prize.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28
WISE ASSET, June 1.

Arrived brig Plato, Boyen,oo, from
Grenada. Sailed in co. with fhip Ocean.
Deihon, Pepperrelborough shr. Bet(cy.
Lemonf Of Bath, bound to Savannah.
Left, brig Friendhip, Hartley, Pepper.
relborough, to ail in 10 days; ichr.
Rambler, Willie, Portfiaouth, jait arrived
and fold; brig Roardman, Portf.
mouth, from Savannah, juft arrived brig
., Grover, to fail in 10 days; BRIG
William, Pope, Kennebunk, waiting for
payment. Spoke, in lat. 81, 50, lorg.
60, schr. Camilla, 49,, from Savannah.
bound 10 Cape Francois.
Markets-Fifh s dolls. lumber !,
dolls; other American produce low; rum
50 cents pr gallon.
June s. Arrived fchr. Three Brothers,
Simpfon, from Demarafa. Died GU, Of the
Three Brothers, while at Demarara, the
capt. and two leamsn, viz. Capt. John
sChafs, Nathan Riggs, aud john Lee,nso.
Lett Dsmarara, lehr. Hero, Odiorne,
Potthmouth, 70 failsin o. 3 days; hip
Tibbets do. TO fail foon; had
loft his mate {Mr. cufhingl fchr -,
juf arrived; aoop Sally, M'Farlanc,
do. jue arrived; and number of other
American vefeis names not recoIletted.
Ii was very fckgy among the American
feamen there. Marke,s-Fith 6 dolls.
Pork IS dolls. Beet IS, Lumber SO,
dolls. Rum Socents.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28
BALTIMORE, June z,.

Arrived, the fhip Six Sifers, capt.
Gorton, from Liverpool. Veaels lcii
there /: g
Ships General Greene, capt. Miller o.
and for Baltimore William, Combs, o.
and for do. !; Hannah, Weldon, OF ano
for CharIeaon j; John and Henry, rl'''
oar. Of and for do; Nabby,
IF q add for Alexandria Telegraph, Ing
ram. Of and for N. York ! Johah Collins
Dalton, Of and for do. Argus, be''y y
&c and for do. Commerce, Dyer OF so0
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28
NAUTICAL Socaety.

The members of the Alexan-
dria MuGcal Society, are re-
quoted to attend meeting on
"Wednesday evening at s o'clock,
in the Nations Hall, for the pur-
pofe of feleefiag pieces to be per
formed at the Epl!copal Church
on the 18th July.
Iune II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28
1asalDi,sgton aottefp


THE Members of the Alex
andria Warrington SOCIETY," are
requeaed to take noffce, mat a
regular ifated meeting Of faid lo-l
ciety will be held al Gadllys 10
tel, on Monday flss E0ltral J1ly
nexth, at half pat 10 o'clock, ].
Al. M. being the Anniversary OF
Americas independence.
The Society viii move. lnPro-
cefIlon preciiely at Il O'Clock,
10 the EpifcopaI G CHI Sc hascYliR seTe
ed by one of It's members, DR..
Wllli0ns Allsn Ddnge2JfeH.
G.. DENlAALF,
Secretary
TIE Soeisty, ggtth tl1sh o
tiers as ays d5LpoiSd to partaks,I
su1N dsns at GadyBy's Hotel, at 8
o'clock, for uh'c6 parpojs q lss6-'
ievlption Safev Is lodged at t5s'
bar.
June as
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28

Eaton, and fgned by commodose morris,
took place in my prefence, are collected
with my notes, and are true and con.
cifc fatement of faAs. To teitimony Of
which, lhereunto fublcfibs my name.
tSigued)
JAMES L. cATHCART.
To be Confirmed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28
pubIif aale.

On Friday next z0sll BE- sold at TIC
YxndEx Ssor<, on er<dif 90 days, tor.
a3pr0vxd uxgofiabls n0tfs,
az Crates QUEENS WARE.
Handsomely aaortea.
P. 6. MARSTEELER.
June
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28
public uennug.

On Tharjaay the 9TH 1ay q fly,
at bali 9aa 10 s'elock, qVi9 Be t0la 0a
the pvemyss,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28
-Iune 81

By Vtrtus Of q Deed Of Iazyt 10
tb< Jabenber, suaI Be- ex5sy<d on The
3rsmyss, ufcu t5e Iat6 dgy IF 5Jtalys
ufxt,
piece Of Groaad lying up
on TIC iouth fde of Dake itreef, and wet
fde of Fairfax ltreer, ia the town of Alex
andris, extending with Dake it5eet thirty
two feet fix Iuches, and with Fairfax
itrcer thirty two feet fix inches, upon
this ground is erected three fory brick
houfe. The terms of fale are one third
of the parchafe money apon the ials, an
other third in three month, and the re-
mainier IN tx months: the two laf pay
menfs TO be fecured by truf upon the
property, ii required, or ia fuch other as
will be mott satisfactory TO the perfons
now interelfed in the property
JAMES KEITH Tyufes.
June IA. DIFF
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28

3 .- %
Sebr. Venus, sDerrickion, Of and from
Trinidad. Left there, brig Laih, Smith,
to failin Z weeks for this port and or
= other yeHels for this port, names not re-
collected. Englilh fhr. Plntus, Hartl0f
failed zdays before for this port. Spoke
in long. 66, LAT. 70, 80, brig Two
Friends, out IL days from New York
bound for Curracoa, had very bad wes,'ef..
Parted company with the lchr. Liberty, OF
and for Philadelphia, from s.. Kits. on
the 18th June. Markets dull, -four from
g 10 10 dolls. beef IS, pork rs, LUMBER
high and icarcc. The Venus touched az
ST. Kits for water 6lh at St. Kists u
dolls. per quintal and fcarce.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28
NEW. YORK, Jdne ID.

Captain 1horp, OF the brig Merchant
from Martinique, iaforms that a French
cutter brig, with JRRoME BoaArARTE
(bro,her to the FiTit Conful) on board,
failed from that port for France on the
hsa Of June.
8 Letters are received in town from Port
uu Prince, under date Of the 9th init. BY
rh- brig Lovely Lsf, captain Burbank,
which mention that the plains OF G,aaa.
Bois and MvabelQis were IN pcaeRlon OF
the brigands /; that the troops and ;nhabi-
tans were encarnped without the city !;
thar partial engagement had taken place
in which the blacks were rcpalied; that a
general attack was expected in few
days; and sha. DaGaIines, according TO
report, was at LIZ Cyoix 1es B0aquets,
abou, three miles and a halt difant tsonl
the town.
Arrived, brig ETsrmes, Earl, charltl-
ton; Lovely Lais, Burbank, Port Repuh.
lican fahrs. Polly, Warrington, Eden.
ton; Charlotte Auguea, Hall, Halifax:
Berfey, Kelly, 10. jolly Sailor, Burrows,
Wafhipgfon, II. C.sSea Fiower, Daniel,
Edenton Nancy, Rofsow, do. Noata-
S;gnoradel Carmes, Tayme, ST. Jago Dc
Cuba Good Intend, Baker, ST. Donin'
go; Hoops Providence, , Duck
Greek Richard, Alfred, ST. Simons.
Cleared, fhip Draper, Taylor, GEeeo
mock; fchr. Peace, Higgins, Newiound-
land Dilpatch, Jones, Carracoa.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-28
A HANDSOME
LOT of GROUND,

Situate on ST. Afaph ftfeee, between
King and Cameron areess, IS iees fr ,o
ana Ia depth Io4 feet, to 10 feet alley,
al credit Of ! and s months.
:. G. MARSTELLER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15
sYMPTOms q PAcTFIcArlon

LONDON, IvSt "
Nothing i more certain, than tia fhmf.
a7iug Up IA tie iu rH'ent eide p'e3g-
Lord Havksf5nry in the Howe IN Conn. 1 III
Mr.. Fo1's motion, namely, hat they waois
on accept the mediation AZ Rulit. tr. -.
their czpe 10 that powess with ayi " Al ee,.r.
its go3d Offices AS mediator. Mr.. krfs N.
fenger, no doubt, brought important
IL head y ftc day. ago rom ST. Pee i5ar.b
"A COUNTER pant ~ them, in iutRance W.. -
Zen: of a, The fame time 10 the Rufisn NINA
Al PRS. This occaiioned The frdine ever w
mehenger 10 the RulIiAn ambafador In -
On whole dilpat,hes ~ camu mica. ed w "
BIZ Count Wor.nz cabiror NH.
eli at Yesterday AT wh ch moa An W., 80.
miniRes, among others, Earl 81 Vincert. NJ.
prsfenr The relllt was f-nt Ct 70 The Krp
Windf7r.
lis no Ordinary neG.nger who has bra'f ~.
theie difpatcbys Gor Paris, bat NJ de Laa.b,,
Rutiian Count. Il Is f'id he cane with d.l.ss
from g. stetblrgh To Paris. ub,.
after having been aoceded ID bY the Chef CoatB.
was forwarded 10 this cccnuy. Tae ra.urs +
TIL proportion wc III I'D nor atr=mpt IVY rcef.
lew days VIII, probably. throw frne l5lht apos
tie butaais At Preient sli 4 mere corj Cure vi
Tbs mediation of RufIlA Of Il nov much hi.
-ubea az coQyerta;ion.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15
60 c. -. 80
Ea:rsa fen 5s,Gsatiasi Sunns-y-6.y 70.

The caure aligned By Bonapare for tie iava
ioo Of Hamburg, IS g has 6,m fefc3a ina q Ih4to2
the Elhe. and exclude Brtaig from tie only bot
les her.jn the moth of Germany Il. TE4 Ssae-
~ Hamburg applied To It's Protein m.i.ay its
his protection, hut he expected bis n jar9rias tat
BE Srrdts Eoa4 t-5f.F1s f5at r. t5at sro i tir
knHl5i JYffcafi9pi, i4Vslgs binjf ah5 hJ ja5i.aI
Q qvar eyH5 Fyaacs.'
The mott active preparations for TntiaiTs
and lanPOR2fy war were making in FRINGE Ill.
Iand and Great Britain ;--wAill chs rrrH-g M 5cA
Ode gToared undsr Ihei- loa is cf Iecrninhon.
- In France nothi-g agPsaIcdto ~ III ksd u beg
Al nValon oF Lngitni fn -7rom0e which. gh@
citizen, public BODIES, and vol5rfser aFteia,ion'
were coming forwzrd. IT, co-tn5uiors w bod
fhiPs q tn line, triga,egiad fn bo toned boats
and contr ,ft, were faiJ to be cn-er5t NO 10 Tor
rth twelve hundred Of the latter ON me t4 OF An'
gut, to tranfport an army o. 40 oco u1en scraif
the Engliih channel, the fri cam f-aion FER.
] his expedition Bonapare has proclaimed; sol
ChaPtai, his rniniHer Gf The Iuleror, IN a cr1-r
20 the preteas and nat ga OF the FRI Ture call, "a
the young men " to join The ranks NJ rht aEnr,
that hey may lesrn to conqoer, and e}a5G m.
repofe and PROPERTY cf France "a t5s rqi,y y iss
Brifib Government" Other pubic f1c.rs bed 4
hmiar language and if sny reliance i 70 IS pl1'
ID &c preparatory movements, and P7ea 'aae-'
the French will invade f'me part ct lie Bfih a0'
ruinion The sfenJ year
la England, The Government does not a7nea,f
70 pas che fmall-d regard " he F1saeh EsAss--
~ however, isauE m-ntin its naval ore- eah M
utmoit vigor- ,he fznen ale 10 e. sogm.n's5 p
10000 !ncn and fuch has ben lha ld'e S'-
Paraheled facceis Of their cruz rs, that izi'oF
lenter in great num5er--In Que day oa.I'
twentgt two pies arrived at Pvno1,h, as
LOT which wee Fr-nch an5 ten DalrAi TIE or
ler thrss were nsuTals folPeGej nj h-viag Ffsa'a.
Or Dutch properly o. board-Ie Pl'laaFa' I. 4.
Igranted the ulual var taxes am sJ -elss ~ III
King, appIobatory of ih- war. were fsriag n II
parts OF the kingdom.--Iu tl.oit ad Jr--ss Ire al
! ol London had taken ths lead. Nh lie RaraFPs-''
ed popular with the Brittle people aaj TIE ~
windows which iEteea months fnc= bsanei ~
Peace and Peaty" on the proclemali = Fs@'st'
elaz-d with I. Belaoz4's CAR ard B.isr' fF'-
b9ns"
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15
$500
WAR AGAINST HOLLAND.

IoNDoN, yVag y.
Lord H7wtsbary. At the bar of th9 hsafs. N.
tented he follow % uoa gr4eioos msT4ge fros
bis Mi Ry
GEORGE r.
T1i4 M4-Ay Jhiak, ], right ~ inform Is H1a.
Of c mfnons, that, from N anxion4 GeGr- To nj,
vent TIE calaWiies ot war being exte,ded u III.
B4rsvisn RePah.il- ne communicated tothat Nv.
srament bis dip ft.ou to reips9 their neutrslar.
provided chat Gniisr dIpoGtion was n1anf.led
on the PsrE IF the French Government. ami ths
rhe Freach fore v-Te f1r Il Ni,b with irawl ~ "
the territories of the Bartv Repu5h- rhi,
proportion Dot having been aJmj.t by III. gou
.rnment ofFrdnte, and msatl d Aayi bgsire
Gently ttkeu by ihgrn. ID dIreT violation Of ,fs
Independence of the B4t47ian Republic hs MI
! ay il psd (. eHre1ienr u cied ni. tn;4itef "a
leave rhe Hague ana he has GH-e given orders,
thar letters III mrcre and general reprri4is ho1i4
he husd a54inR tie BstAv an RePpbLc and :
fhiea.
HI. Majenr has IL alltin1.s ruanfroqe3tb. sep,
Ell and moi lively -in-eret for thE pro t74-rY and
inderen Jence O. the Uorel Pt0yia-es tIeas,ss
cnurle 10 th,le proceedings VIII tha moa c7css Y
regret, but he conduit Of me Fre-ch ~eovernaea.
his l=ft n0 altarnitv ard w s5optiag the(e ".
faxes he is a1'B4ted By f5nfs of what is do. toAs
own Euiyy. and tothe l-cut.y a1d ,E-n,ial 4tisr.
egs Of his domniona. G hi
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15

III, fi,lt was euara-tse5 e tie Uai'e5 States by
! f3lernn treaty or The alig7meot 81 an eqaiva.
lr-t -aablilbm-nt on another part Of lha banks q
The MiGsppi Nsw-oieans thsTef're' Is OUT OF
lie oueQion. The truth Is, France wanted mon
ey and ihe his lorg been inthc habit q laying
natious under tibote By force OF fraui.-Dufing
tie Ian war, finding ll- could not inFimi3ate nor
cai.le the American Administration, lh4 P'nndsr-
ed the cisizens of he Uuitet States Of fsosaU
,aiFioqr or doHgr,.-In this war, ihe plays the game
OF cajat with better iuccef and under the pfeteoce
Of ceiirg a traa Of wild land, repl=oiihes her al
moa exhauhed c1tF-rs with fifteen millions OF dol
lars This rG n CaJiast' with vengeance !;
and, however, the eIawbacks of the pref-nt ad~
miniRraten may pretend 10 the contrary, The world
will fee he 4 mfnsfs Of The Pretcnce, and sxPoRu
late accordingly. Cg7haL
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15

~ TIE BA+E, ARRIVED sesE AND ARRIVALS TIE
Westward

PARIS. JUNE ~
The prefsa Of poice has ordeI 81 The o hrnd.
Tor Of gun bosts 4 Par's, from the contributors
already made at III Prefecture
Patriot'c gifts 10 government are daily made
The following are smongt the foremoit: hrit
=. Z nan of war, By the CcnfrvaUve Senate one
Of 4 70 guns by the trade a Pa Ill ri gan frig
ale BY the trade # Antwerp; fiEate By the de-
partIpent Of Lone an another irgate by the de.
Partment Ct Mains ard Lore,
The 81. Jntirn Sparilh man Of war fas 7rri.
ved At C4diz, from Vtr4cruz, with 1859 lI8
dol ars, COCO qui tails If copper, and 14 calls of
cochintal, on account Of III. span IL gov-rnne at.
JUHE 8. y
The smig-atiors of The swifs ID America have
recommence5. Several palp or,s have bsen de-
rlandsd il The cantons or Zurt1h and Of Glaris,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15
LONDON, 1UNk IL.

Hanover has been furrehdered to the French en-
der the moa hnmilaing and difgraceful conditions
ever eicribed 10 country. The great powers
q the continent, after lol1mn pledge % maintain
The inJesriJy and Independence If the Gsrmaoio
empire, uf-red Hanover To become p'ey 20 in
vaiion for which there did nol eziit iinqle pre-.
text arifng en- Of jul}ice or common honesty. .
! IL was yeaerd y reported dat twenty thou1nd
Dritifh t-ooP- he fcn- "a Portugal, with an
polibe exped ticn for lie defence Of rhat kingdom
sgainit any attack Of the French.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15


2 n {. MediteYarean In IL. view, TIE treatT
/" II auieos may rather be conf IsIs8 ~ a. arriii
" lice v hieh was fra broken IN by The French and
" he renewal " hofi!ites nay be conGdere2 as a
continuation IF the Old war, rather than the
/" commencement of another"
The Eris continues
{" M. T4ileyrand has complained in fervere
q terms, az tie peri "a OF Arty tx hours, allowed
" IN ord Wh,wouh, for an anf,9er 10 his ulti
y ms'um. Under any other oiiouma4nees thele
X would have been force in This complaint. But
g heo il is oonfidefei how much time had been
q niure5. in catering upon TIE threlbold Of
Z. Ills dicrdio0, without the l-aa proiPed Of meet
q inc on rogle point ;--when il !, conG tered
I" what indi2ni,ies th- B.itith Cover ment had re
ceivs a. by he unpf=ce tented rcqnifins, Ct The
\. French Miniavr, and what PerloRal iu'ults Lord
Wbitworthhaj received, from Tie intemPerae
language Of The Fr0 Conful, re apology can
" e necrGa' for abruptly cloing a negotiation
fruitful IN nothing bot reformation and com ]
plant. IF Inc BriCn minR-r had demanded
" BIS paIpor,s on the thirteenth e March, the day
con which the government WAS outrageoutly in
8 fllted in ire province Of the sGenbied RePref1n
" tatiYe5 OF Europe, lie would ha Grizzly confer
4 med % the etiquette If diplomatic uiage, and
&c would have done rothir>g more that the dignity
Il Of his nation required
. we have been Induced TO this brief anal, ifs
" Of tie French Manifcflo, not 70 much beoau(e
81, ptefents any ground for dflufion, as
" from wifi to enforce the remarks we have here
" tcfore made en- he Britih Declsravon.--Th lie
"rer1Aiks We with tic more 20 enforce, bec-ufe
" we are more and more convinced Of their int
/" riSe.''
Speaking Of our interel in the politics Of Farce,
lie favs-
. tn People Of this country arr As much inter
s'eaed in The fate Of the Sultan Solyma or tb.
/" Emperor Alexan Ger Of RuHia Jas u zee (uccef
" res Of the Fita Conlul OF France IF We have
ever been attracted towards the people Of France
I" by their ditreT-s. and tiumphs, We are nov as
" flrongly repelied from the Government, by th-r
q ar1 Siton. and treir intrigues.It IS time cut
" atiunder he ties by which We may be linked o
/" the deainies ot Europe, and to lland aloof from
4 a couFt whith may flbyeTt the independence Of
sour couctry.
(" The Editor Of The National Egis when he
" engaged i<the irkfome Tx Of concluding pub
"lic paper, did DOT fnrender the right OF Judging
. and d.tcr maing r h:nielf-If 20 be a repuo
q lican i !, neceGry,. on every occation, be-
" co1e partlzsn o. France, and 10 tollew Them
"wiyh admiration through all the mazes 81
& their revolutions rom tyra-ny 70 anarchy, and
6 from anarchy back agaja 10 dspotIn Re is
" then ready To kn 5wledge he has no claim 10
g the character he has aGumcd-Hs wi ! ue7er
q eoulent 10 be tranelIed W ~ oPi,tons bur Will
{" leave il to he hreng oafomata Of NE breJ 70 be-
" core the Paaive organs II led, and The plant
e fyoh Of Z party i :
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15

Der7c5 atae Togl-1he Trenton FederaiR, IL
rePobllhing number Of Toa1s, given at South
Amboy IN j. by a company Of squire rsfu5G
eaar," has, among others, the following, with its
annexed commeat.-BoR Gag.
g John Adams, Arnold ard Jay-Efay hey
" suE fran doOr 10 dasr for 4qsace, IS Honai5aiibs
Cytbagenan general did, after karizg ben ovsy'-
fbr0q9a, and totally Dictated y fbe Roman Ra3a5ic."
Paning BY the ignorant folly Of with that
Arnold, who has been long time dead, d ud
beg for iubGaance-Pafing BY the unmanly afronJ
Of coupling his name with the venerable names Of
Adams and jar, what bofom worthy TO be called
American, but muR fwell with indignation at 70
bafr IN infnlt offered, o. day dedicated 10 the
celebration Of our independence, 70 two men who
did moe to aft G it than ar two living Characters
as memory now and hiGory hereafter, fully egnce /,
Adams and Jay have grown old IN the iervice Of
her country, and now their ungrateful country
men would deprive them Of their moderate compc
tence AMI drive ths m forth as outcaas Of fJciety,
70 beg Their bread--The common boon Of the
miIerable poor, the Gated pittance Of the wealthy
thould be denied them, could the with Of demo
crats, Of men unbounded 10 their projections Of
Wiggifn be cfeaed, the grest revolutionary cha
raeters, covered with grey hairs fhould be forced
70 fcu.k from door TO door for fubGaance Let
It be remembered that ,hsfe men declare them.
ieIves to b. " Pure re6ubheanrs'
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15

Lo=3as, .Tn,y ro.-oa.urd4Y rnoraiag ct15
about four years Of age fell ON tVu 2l'r X
Airs window in Wh-e'ei afeel, SPua's6cl5s A.
woman, who vtnds vesst be2ia tae I'll -ets, 7sE0
ing 1t he time, with basket on h.r head Ia.
child fen in the bake, by whiehth y1ar v1naa
WIS thrown down and very mach p a;ftd - 51s
wha j. more extraordinary, th- caiIi vas att La5
teIALly burr.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15


Br7r.n and HsmJa,gb taIer,-The Hamburger
mail bring, the following article CT telIigence
"sRfmsN, JUNE 5, IN o'coct at niqbf
p" Ye0efd1y evening Fren General entered
this city He inmc rarely waited on the Chief
Burg mater, and deiired, that al Englfb proper
y here, under whatever denomination II might
Be, hould be taken -p.ilefioo Of: and thar all
EDgiih f4ilors az preient il this place. IS well AZ
all o'hsr Peffons belo gng 70 the Eng ilh f vice,
fhoui Re lurunder aI1ea. As foon as this demand
was MADE the officer who had come Without, went
away 70 Gen. Morter."
What anlwer was given q this nfolcn, and Att.
dacious requea, We . E not Informed and what
number OF EugNth perlons, or Quantity Of EngGfh
property, might be this tme in Bremen, we
cam OF pretend to calculate. But, be that a, Il
may, this outrage viii not be corfned to Britith
iubjeds iome pretext will foon be found 70 involve
The natives thtmfeives i'd the conhicatien.
There Is little doubt bat the fame mcclure will
take Plaoe at Hamburgh, which city. Il vas gen
orally though, would etcaPe the danger hat III ca
tened it bur we iorry to add, tha, fnch ar
ezpe6atjon moR be dilappointed, as HE Freacl
iroQP5 took bo7z5on Of il or Sunday lalt, the 18th
infant.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15

A ate London paper mentions, that The houie
Of Barring & Co. to whom Mr.. GaAatia f5ld the
flares which. our government formerly had Of the
flock of the bank Of the United States, will clear
4o,oool. Rerling BY the bargain.