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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
LATE FROM FRANCE.
Hi 5hly Important /!
BOSTON. Iune 90.

On Sunday evening, the brig UHioe,
Caps. Gage, arrived from Havre. She
filled IRON, thence May IS, and bro't
letters OF that dare. ThoGe from mer-
Grants of the frlt relpedability an
nhaacc the departure of the Britiih
M.ui .er from Paris, and the French
Miniiter. from London. Lord Whit
worth l=ft The French Capital on the
ll,a oi May. Ihe expectation OF the
continuance of peace, is therefore con-
iiiered at an end and an account OF
the commencement of hoiti!itieS is now
looked for by the next arrivals. Eng
liihmen were leaving France with iuch
precipitancy, that one OF the Paris edi-
tors o5f-rves, they ieem to think they
are not in the dominions of a regular
government; and appear 10 fear the
iame treatment in France, they might
expelt III the territory OF Barbary
power bur affures them their appre-
henlions are groundlefs; for, that even
IL The rSisn of Robefpisrre, The rights
OF nations, as REGARDED The EngAyb,
Were rcipe6ted.
! The moi intereNing to Americans
is, that LOUISIANA has been eeded BY
France ia the United STATES, for fun
Of money, of which certain liquidated
American claims, to the amount OF
about four millions of dollars, are to
be offered as part. The ceiiion is laid
10 have been negotiated by MIR. Liv-
inglton, prior TO the arrival Of MIR.
Nonroe in France; but who has iince
ratified and confirmed the contract.
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N Z w p . X L,
Saturday, July 2, 1909.
INDEPENDENCE.

The COMMITTEE, appointed 10y the Hon
orahle own-Council, TO make the neeeGaiy
arrangements for Celebrating the AnHiserisfy
Of Independence, have invited the Military
Companies, the different Societies. Cigiz:ns,
Strangers, SC. TO aitesd, and have fixed on ths
following
ORDER OF PROCESSION -
I. The Military, snd Band.
4. Cnzens and StTange,s.
4. Mechanic AAociatlon.
q. Marine Society,
x, MsioDic Society.
8. ORcen OF ,nc Militia. General. Regimen
tai, and Staff.
?. Officers OF the Army and Navy.
8. Town Council. Traiurer, ana Clerk, pre-
cedcd by The Town Sergeant.
9. Jaftces of the state CoUra, and affices OF
the Peace.
10. RepIslsn,ativea 10 the General AGembly.
IA. Members OF CoasreE.
"a. Foieien Conlui and Commercial Agents.
I3. Committee OF Arransement.
Ia. The Clergy, aud Ofssos OF the day.
&c. The Honorable Liesrcnant Governor and
Senators, preceded by the High Sheriff
Vi che Covaty.
TIE Socie,ics vii! torn, and march 10 inverted
Order.
The ProcefIion will be formed preciiely At
10 O'Clock, on Wilmington Square, 10 front OF
the State Houft, and proceed up the South foe
of Wafhiagton-Squarc, through Spring nfeet,
down FaDklin.Areet up Thames-aIeet. and
PAGage -itscet, TO fae Second Baptift Meeting
hcuie. When arrived at the Meeting Houie,
the PfocefIion will open to the right and LETT.
facing the centse and the rear will march
through in iuccc;lIon, till the whole have enter.
cd.
After the Ofsticn, the ProceEion will form
in the fame order IS before, and Tetorn up Fare
well. arest. round Liberty Tree, down Thames
flect, to Wilmington. Scuarc--fslute, 8, diimiis.
Pseeiiely at 10 o'clock, The Meeting Hosic
will be opened for the admiiii n of the Ladies.
WHO are refpettfplly uaSeasd to take the avail
pews below, aud ,hdt gallery peSs, leaving the
front gallery fsats for the Mufic, aad the Is9,
pews bcioS for the Procefion.
U Stranger. and Citirens. are sgsin ref.
retifany invited TO auesd.
We obfefve wi,h msch p'eaiare. that The
Republicans ia every part OF the Union, arc
making very general preparations ior celsbrst-
log the Day on which we we're enancipsted
from Bntiih tyranny aDd thtsldom. The fplen.
did intelhgesce we this day psbiifh, relative ia
I, .,uiaana, will add rev life ADD energy TO the
celebration on Mondz, next. The fsiends to
the country " zr,H ,sisiee" at this all important
event-but iu enemies will be covered viii
l.3ios ihs1e and siinsys
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THE .tallsrsi1g brig aerssst sf LoSJfans, is ex
He19sa |1sm Nvyes GaSsiieer.

ne1ssa fSsm Nsyye's GaS1Aser:
LOUISIANA is bounded Z. by the
MGiGppi. S. by the Gulf of Mexico, w. by
New Mexico. n. by undehned boundaries. Ii
is interieeted by number of fae rivers. among
which are. ST. Francis, the Natchitaohes, the
hiayes or Mexicano River, the Midouri, Rouge,
Noir. and many Others. The greater part OF
the inhabitants arc Roman Catholics. The
nun.ber OF Inhabitants Is unknown. Tue guam
thy of good land on the Miaiippi its braach.
es. from the bay Of Mexico 10 Ohio river, a
diasnce " nearly 1000 miles, il very great.
There have been fomc plantations of fugar-
canes bat il Is NOT crop 70 be depended up
on, a. the iroit has fometime, been too power-
toi tor that piant. The chef article, of expor.
satioo are indigo, cotton, rice. beans, my rllc,
wax. and lumber.
The climate i, faid TO be favorable for
health ana 70 the culture of fruits of vsrioas
kinds, and particularly for garden vegetables.
lron ard lead MINIS aad falt ipnngs. il is sae'e-
ed, are found in iuch pIcnty as u afford sa sbon-
dant foppy Of thele neceiTAry articles. The
banks o: the Mi!iGPpi. tor p.ny leagues In ex-
tent, commanding aboDs 10 miles above the
mouth OF Ohio, are a continued chain of line
tone. A 6ne srad of high. rich, Ieve! land /,
S.W. w. aud NV. OF New. Madrid, about az
miles vide. cx.ead, quite 10 the river St. Fran.
ci,"
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GA word to the WIFE,"
or PuafaaI psymenfs are requs,fed.
5y sbs Printer Of the RIPvsLIcAM.

DIED. .l-On board the nip FTiendHip,
Capt. Sk,s,mss. Of this port, Whit at the Hs.
ysnns. Mr.. Isaac LAwTos. ION Of Capt. John
L,~,os, aged a., Mr.. Gsossf BuRss".
foa Of Mr.. Poilip Bafgcfs, snd Mr.. WiLLtss
DAVIS, all Of ,hi. to4p. alfs Mr.. JoHs BEows,
fon OF Mr.. Jeremiah Brown. OF South kingi-
the Hsvas . Mr.. jams WAN
ros, In Of Capt. Joia k.asoH, 0t thu 'o.n'
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I s. "

TN this town. on the zSth or ,oth ult. Ces.
L ti6ca,e No. 1SI. iGaed by J9bex Boposp.
Conmiilioner Of Loan,, May 9Th i79,. in the
name OF Sarah Almy of Tiverton. Tor II Dol
lay 3s Gents. deferred flock. Alfo snothes
Certificate No. as7, iGaed as above, Of the fims
date, and in the name OF the fans pcrfoS. for -
Dollars ~ Gents. bearing inierea ., per cent.
Whoever may find the fame, aod will lssve ,hea
with the fubfciiber. fhsll he generouny ewasd.
ed therefor. They can be of fesvice 10 any per-
fon except the owner. WILLARD BRIGGS!
NszDp0y,. Jaiy 1. 1903. Ia,
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LouiEana cedcd to theU. States.
Lxtra6tS Of letters from Paris, receiv-
cd by the way of Havre.

LAtlaCtS 0! letters from PlrlS, recelV-
cd by the way of Havre.
Hprii 28, 1903.
We have now the moral certain
fy OF being paid in the United States,
for what France owes 10 Americans.
This Government CEDES LOUISI-
AN A, for certain fun, of which the
American credits are TO be in part,
and whether we be paid in Cain or
ii Stocks, it is till good payment"
May 9.
sc at lait have the iatisfattion to
inform you that the American Credi-
tors are 10 be paid by the American
Government in Exchange for Louii-
ana,-THE THING Is FIXED
}iOe m0n!bs are given for the rat;fca-
tion and fix s0eeks after, thoie &C
counts which are liquidated will be
paid by MIR. LIVINGSTON Bills on
rhe Treaiury of the United States, and
thoie unIiquidated within fix months
after ~ -
Since preparing the above for the
Prefs, we have been favored with -.
foil,~ing letter. The litua,ion of the
writer will luitify confidence in the ac-
curacy of ms information
6 Paris, May I3, 1903.
inclofe you Memorial which
Mr.. LIVINGSTON, our Minifer here,
preiented TO the French Government,
which was really the primary caufe Of
the cefhon of Louiiiana TO the United
States. ] beg you TO have it tranilat-
ed and publiihed, that the tribute due
TO the exertions of that able negotiator
b. rendered by every citizen, who is
capable Of apPretiating the ineltima.
Bile benefit he has obtained. The cel-
fon was voted in the Council of State
the 9Th Of April. was at ST. Cloud
that day.--Ihe 9th, proportions were
made TO Mr.. LlviN osToN TO fix or a
price. / he 10Th, the thing was talked
over, and the principles agreed upon,
when news OF Mr.. MuNRo's arrival at
Havrc got TO town. The ,2th, in
the evening Mr.. NJ. did arrive a; Pa
ris. The previous negotiations OF Mr..
1. were communicated 10 him y eve
ry thing was cloied & iigned the 3oth
S-even before Mr.. MUNRO was pre-
tented at Court.
:" A convention, for the payment
Of the American debts by France, 10
our Citizens, HAS ALSO BEEN SIGN
ED. They are eeimated at four mil.
Iisns Of doli0ri land are 10 be paid
by he United States, in part of the
compensation for Louiliana. Thus,
che mott important syeat TO our
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Our Government, it i. faid, has given or
der,. Il the dtfsrcs, Collectors OF the Cuaoms
TO iHus SEA LETTERS TO all Ame .iean vef
ics !eavoe the potts Of the United States, Aite
the zsth Vt Jane.
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Pee and CALEEM1kR /!

IL ieem, that the very amiab.e pair of Edi
tors of the Reee,der, al Richmond, have parted
with fenumenn oi ,eciprocal deteaation. Th'
PUi fam Editor ponnlng upon the oces
6on, fad ,ha, p4ee had found him(elf regiheret
in the rogues Calender, and sha, Cat!sna>v com
plain, he could not Keep Pace with hi, rapacisy
r H..
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NO TJCE.

A Ii Pefons are hescDy fosbid trutins my
"A pretended wife, Ehs9b0b. on my &C
count, as am Determined TO pay No debU oshsf
coatratiing si.er this date. s..
JEREMIAH HUNT.
/ Nrzopo,f. Tsvr ,s. Isos. ,<t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

- Th,ie of our town fablcribefs. who do
not receive the RrrUsLIcAs with regularity,
are recaeaed to cali or feed TO the Ofce there
for. And shey may rea aaoed. that In very
l,,o.t ,i,ne We fhAll have fegulaf Carriers
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

William Cohklin, has been con
vi6ted of the murder of James Lin
ington, at Poughkeeplie, and has re-
cciyed fentence of death.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

az The Newport AGocistion OF
Mechanic, aud MsnofAetsnn. sre rsfuehed To
meet at the State Houie, on the %.h oi Jalys
a, hal. pat 7 o'clock ?. M: ,,
SAMUEL KING, SSs'V
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-15

Arrived this morning Ship Hero, capt. Co
Of Biddeford, 46 days from Rotterdam.
Spoke Sept. 10, in lat. 4S, So, long. %, |
ship Am ard Sally, capt. Holden, from Pro
dencc, bound to Embden, 81 days out, all we
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NORFOLK, Ocfober 10.

Arrived, Briggs Mentor, Atkins, Gibraltar /;
George, Coz,S.. Thomas's; Mary, Young, do.
Spanish brig Eliza, Palacio, isles de Cas-; scb'rs
President, Emberson, St. Bartholemews; Flying
Rau, DAVIS, dfto; Emily, Sampson, ST. K,tts /;
Ann, Maxwell, Kingston; Da8sborough, Small,
BatDadoes. Capr. S. has iuraishcd the following
list Of American vessels a. that port.
Schooner Mary, Cowper, Of Norfolk, to sail in
days for ST. Bartholemeus; ship Ann Nara
Jones, Guyther, Of Edsnton briggs Harriet, Bal
ard, Kennel OK; Plllys, louis, Kenne5unk;
Eliza, Ann, Hull, New.York; Three Friends,
Hartley, Pepperebosougb schooners Liberty,
Morgan, New, York Ann, Burler, Hartford
Eleanor, Barry, Alexandra Fanny and Cattle
rins, Barnard, Hartford Venelia, Arnold, New
York; patssy and Sally, Sanderlin, Camden;
W iilism. Pratt, New York; Sally, GasWell,
Newburn Rambler. White, ditto.
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10 lss.szl, 20, long. So, spoke brig Eliza, from
Bordeaux for Plymouth, out 10 days. Same day
brig Mary, -- from Dublin, for Philadelphia,
out 80 days. In lat. 81, long. SO, SO. spoke
ship New-Jersey, from Philadelphia for Batavia,
GU, days.
Also brig Eleanor. Wicktam, Antigua. Left
schooner Sparrow, Butnam, of Baltimore; brig
E izsbeth, - of ditto; Elizabeth, Barckley, Of
NortOlk. September 81, lat. %, 80, long. 81,
81, spoke ship Farmer, George, Of Ph{ladelpEi4,
from lenerEe 70 jamaica. Lat. q, 90, long.
90. 80, October |, spoke brig Catherine, Law
relse, from Barbados 70 Alexandra, 9 days our.
Als2 bng Samuel, Stanley, Martinique. Le
schooner Eijzabett, Of New York, for Alexan-
dsia in two days; sloop Lyon, for New York
next day; brig Sally Brown, Tor Phliadelph,a, IN
9 or 3 days schooner Eagle, Of Norfolk, for
ST. Rai tholeine@s ; ~sc..looncf Dorchester, White,
of Vienaa, Tor Baltimore.
Also schooner Hannah, captain Bultcr ST.
B~2rsho'smsws. Lett there brig Ann, capt. Vim
! son, of Baltimore; - Drake, Of ditFo; sch'r
Moant- Vernon OF George-town; Charlotte, Al
'. rson Of Baltimore. Spoke in lat. So. AZ, long
I4,a schooner from Antigua b1ufd to Norfolk.
Also Schooner Two Brothers, capt. Belt, Gna-
d~2loupe.
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SWISS HEROISM.

n =.
IN the year l499' curing Tue wars Oh o~ao'a'
an heroic act was performed IN a iSlrml'h near
Merdenberg' oy a o%is named john Vonyals.
ms gallant iolaieF mace neao aiooe' ana oe'epa,
Cd a pats agalnl1 twenty men at arms; nc haa
a,eaoy oVef'nroWh .nise Oh mem wtn us plSs,
when otnefs' a'0nAnsa a. ms yaioui' P.onllea
u,'n gooo qual,e,' aooN Nm nm oa.s 49, -. aaas b;o
the leai5 nafni ne Mao more generous ips' 10 !.
ueal win 'han oiiic No'ac VI hPPerAeic
wars OF MS country againt Inc f1oaie OF Au'.lS'
TINS brave man, being .u[PTIzed ny .weiVe Au-
trans fought aione agaio[ e'em anu ki'ieu AvI'
tae ieven aeiPalFing OF viG'oFy &c, hIe % t.s Isu.
oln' on t1s Top OF wa'ch nc nan pouch ''nieu,
and baiely deltfoyea MN 10 inc names. "A c"dpei
aas been oulit on tnc pot In lno'e times sah'
powder was not uiea.
p
IA HI HIIE KUHN 1IIH v " tdD &
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DARTMOUTH. Err J Iane 60.


SRA bold and successful experiment was
Yesterday tried off this pert, with a vessel on an
entirely new construetion; and If you conceive
the discovery TO be of that importance TO Govern
ment, and tie merchants of this kingdom, tisat |
do, you will ] au sure, give an account Of il to
the public with as much pleasure as | comn5ual--
cate it to you.
This vessel 1.-THE invention-of Mr.. Newrsan of
ibis place. appears TO be wholly different in form,
construction and principle, from any thing ever
vet entrusted 70 The waves, being ouilt entirely
with streighe timber, and resembling more WHEN
on the grouna) hogs trough tadn any ether
thing, the bottom and sides being perfectly fat,
and square at bo<h ends is about 90 feet long,
and Is wide draws bur three feet water, and is
steesed, not by a rudder burg to the stern post
(which IL full Guilt vessels has never a proper eff
feel bns by two small fms, Which expand from
lhe sides, ard which have an effect thar explode
the present mode CT steering altogether. This
vessel so constituted, was launched about a month
since, and though she has now been ready for sea
at least three weeks, it was not until yesterday
that any seamen could be prevailed on to make
Iral Of her, and the experiment would probably
have been wholly relinquished, but for the ncble
and patriotic exertions of Captain Hoyles and Mr..
|sflsy, the inspector Of Kings ships building ar
This port, who volunteered their services with
MIR. N. and were soon joined by several expert,
encsd ship masters and pilots belonging to the
port. She started from her moorings about eight
O'clock in the forenoon, and went downthe river,
which was lined with thousands OF spe Gators; pre-.
serving an awful silence, the wind having every
appearance of coming to blow hard, aud the ee-
neral belief that she weuld never again return to
the port. Bat, to the astonislrmenr Of all, before
she reached the Nafrows, she ordered all the
boats that attended her TO return, and immediate
" under a crowd Of sail, dashed boldly our into
the channel. She had not proceeded far before
NAUTICAL men were so struck with her mane8yres,
that they seemed to doubt their existence; ard,
alter a crnize of ten hours, ard a most complete
t''al with more than twenty different cruizers, il
every way and movement, she beat up this mar
low nser against a Strong wind, and in a man
net superior to any thing ever seen by the oldes
ssamen IN this port, amidst repeated discharge.
VI cannon, and acclamatiSns of the inhabitants.
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,be hish groanl from which we have
fallen"
,.,bt bat thar il was extremely easy to.
I've FONDA character in the United States,
hose disposition towards Great Britain
nation, would have been calculated for
s meridian of London, who could have
s.,sd With more cordially than 1t is posi-
ss for Mr.. Monroe TO do, with the admi-
u;stration of that country, and of course
nave served the purposes of the United
States with better effect, II there is no
.nca character to be found, then the Anne
,ican people have reason to lament theirde-
sr;encv OF merit, and the Presidents ap-
nointnenti IS be a~Pplauded, for 50 great
IN externation I o catioate tsacc and r.enl
..b;, with Great.Brisain, Nothing need be
said about Mr.. NIonroe's coadescension in
accepting m aPpoiutuseueto a nation, in his
opinion, " a deadly Ee to tbs couzary,"
"a bankrupt IN its resources, ana rapidly
yergfag>eitber to anarchy or despotfsn."
He viii be received with every respect ia
the United States, at St. James's, but he
pust not vexpeot that the King 8 Eagaad
will sa.aste his ERATERNALLY, as the Presi-
dent ofthe Convention did at Paris, in Au-
gust 1894. With this statement of facts,
and thcse few observations, the American
people viii determine whether the conduct
Of the President in these particulars, is not
more likely to create luminosity rather than
to c~alt;oate peace and Gieadship, between
the two nations.
SENEX.
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NEW-Y0RH. oaobsr d.

Arrived, Schooner Hiram, Chase, c. francois
Inc brig Dove, from tbs port, IS aniyed az
Port Republican.
Ss''a5 fran tb< leg Jo5E # t5s @p Es4O 1oyk,
sapi. G9g, a,ri0ed al Ciy Pamt.
august 8, sailed srain St. Helens Roads isle
@wiehE IA company with ship Daphne, -
aau ot55 Concord, Mason, August %, IN lat.
: 10 n. long. IS, 40, ". brought TOO by a
@uus'asSy cutter prWsteer; allowed 70 proceed
s.'09us oyerhaulmg. August 50, in LAT. ~ So.
long. 81, w. spoke a ship from Norfolk,
ss-Sanasd Oy Henry Dixon. Sept. 81, in lat.
f.. = long: s.. 50, w. spoke the brig Lark,
> a.asco- Bay for Tobsgo. Sept. IS, ia lat.
~, so, n. long. 50, SO. W. spoke the brig
D0pS,n, Mansfield, from Grenada, for Boston,
saps. Grss, for France. The Monticello, CoIly,
&C I've at London The ae,h July, after a passage
ed 'a'y . days, seven Of which sac was bse4la-
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II course eLeaMe5,
Education, Bellies Letters, Com
petition, Hifory and Law.

Ro@ANAN AA a
The fubfcriber means to divide tie fame into
two diRinet c~ourfes. The Object of this diviGon
is, that iuch young gentlemen who are deGgned
TO gill Gations in active life, difind from th6ic Of
the learned projections, may refort TO that eoar(e
CT lectures which will be delivered without a re.
la,ion to the Law, which will be the iofe foun-
daGon ofthe other.
If the plan hould meet with iccefs, the fab-
icFi5cr ~consempIates furnihing, next winter, a
a h2ndfoGle library, for the ufe Of fuch gentlemen
as feel dcdrous of patroniiing the undertaking.
The s~,unicipal laws Of each fate will then be
provided-That aadents at law from any part of
the United States will find it their i~nteret to re.
pair to the metropolis 70 purfuc their fudies;
where they will have the advantage Of attending
the congregational debates.
The facility of aGcels which the houfes of con.
grefs otFtr, is a circumfance peculiarly adyanta.
geons to the eudeut, and the youthful plcader.
not only from the light which is thrown in the
couffc of debate on contrcyerted queRions of law.
not only TO be derived from witnefing the eager
%contcits, the vigorous attacks, che wary methods
of defence, exhibited by men of the moA con(pi.
euous talents, rivals alike in abilities and inter
eft but Especially from this confederation, thar
the ipeakers are, in ge1eral, exempted by the ma.
ture of their functions. from thole defects to which
plcadets are peculiarly expofed.
The LECTURES will commence the Gta week
in December next, and continue until twelve Diff
tina Lectures in each cou,f. mall have been deli.
vered.
Tie terms may be known by application per.
~(onally, or by letters pof paid TO
ROBERT WARE PEACOCK.
Attorrty at Laq0.
City Of Warrington, oa. 7. nath It'd.
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aleranorta DAILY anusrttser.
SATURDAY, OeroBER IS.
HEALTR-0FFLcE,'
OcToBER IS.

The Committee Of Health report three
deaths for the "a hours ending this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
They acknowledge with gratitude the re-
ceipt of Fifty Dollars from a gentleman in
Fredericksburg by William Patton, Jun.
Also One Hundred and fifty Dollars from
the Citizens of Prince George County,
Maryland, by the hands of Anthony Ad-
Olson, Esq. Also, Twenty Bushels Meal
from a Gentleman in the Country, as do
nations for the use of the Poor.
S. SNOWDEN, Sec'ry.
Arrived this morning Ship Hero, capt. Cole,
of BiddefoYd, 46 days from Rotterdam.
Spoke Sept. 10, in lat. 48, So, long. %, l6,
ship Am ard Sally, capt. Holden, from Provi-
dcncc, bound to Embden, 81 days out, all well.
Liz of American vcGeis lefs at Rotterdam, by
cart. c. Ausua z6.
Ships William and Henry, Pappy, N. York
William and Mary, Dickfon, Norfolk Rebec-
ca, Frazer, do. Hope, M'Laugh!en, Charlefton (;
Warrington, Gibs, Newbedtord !; Ottawa, Cur
re-, Petersburg; Warre Cooper, New York /;
live Oak, Dyer, Portland Rambler, Getty,
Bston; America, Stone, Newburyport.
Brigs Charlotte, Steer, Providence Sukey,
Sherburne, Buckstown.
Schooner Mount Hope, Carter, Providence.
Sailed at The same time.
Ships Golden Age, Nye, Boston; Ieconic,
Towns, Portugal.
Schooner, -, captain Bennett, belonging to
Cape Ann.
The verbal intelligence by Captain Cole
is, that Sweden had declared war against
England, and it was expected all the Nor
thern Powers, except Russia, would join
France. 1t twas reported Russia had de-
termined to enter into a coalition with En-
gland. The French were progressing with
their gun-boats with all possible expedi-
ton.
From tie Nerv-1ork Mercantile Advertiser.
SIR,
l have read in your paper of this day an arti-
Gle r~elayiye to a pretended conspiracy which is said
to have been discovered at the Cape against &C.
neral Rochambeau and the Colonial Prefctf ; re-
no,t4a nv Cant Muir, who has arrived at Nor.
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From tie Ney-1ork Mercantile Adoerhser

SIR,
Ihaye read in your paper of this day an arti-
Gle relayiye to a pretended conspiracy which is said
to have been discovered at the Cape against &C.
neral R~ochambeau and the Colonial Prefca (; re-
ported by Capt. Muir, who has arrived at Nor
folk.
1t appears to me, sir, that after the good un.
Outstanding which exists between the Ooited
States of America and the French Republic, you
have been a little too hasty in giving apublicity
to a delicate article affecting the honor of tvore-
s.aeaable general officers whose distinguished con-
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baked on these vessels. /" They doubt sess
adds the English ~paragraphist, " will TORN
the least important part of the stock takel -
for he e~fectual colonization of this hitherto !
explored region. certainly ltaarSd at the far'nes'
limits of the known world"
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BALTIMORE, October 10.
dars ~ Schooner Good Insent, Brooks, IL
Gays nom Charleston.
October IS.
Afi'sa, Ship Cora, Huschias, Amsterdam