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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

DIR. CUSTAvUs BAYLIES,
OF BRISTOL.
Hu juff received. for Sale, an additional aficrt.
ment of genuine
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
ALSO
SURGEONS INSTRUMEN NTS,
II OF WHICH ARE,
GLEGANT Ampusating Inftruments, lot
the lateR lmprovement.)
Ditto, Trepann;ng ditto.
Breaf Pipes, Ivory Syringes. &c. &c.
LIKEWISE,
. few modern Medical Books, among which Ues
Jamrs Lasia's PaAcrIcAL SYsrM OF SuRcs.
ny, ilulfrated with Cafes on many Of the
Sobjces, and with Copperplates- Vols.
7swrj<nd's GUIDE TO HRALTH,
Darzrins ZooFoMtA-3 Vols.
Bs,jfnss, on Medicine--a work of very conf.
dersblc merit, containing Courie OF Lee.
tures delivered by fhc Author, which were
tran1ated from the Latin, by William Csilts
Brssrn. and poblifhcd in the Englifh language
At Edinburgh, in the prefens year-4 Vols.
e. Doctor BAYLIEs ikewife ref
peafuIly acqus;nu his friends. that he consinue'
the Practice OF PHYsic, MiDwIrfRr, and ths
various branches Of SusoiRY.
Nszrmbey 20, 1904. TT4H
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
7ohn X. Shearman
Has received his fupply of FALL and
WINTER GOODS,
Compri6ng purple kid and ELK GLOVES and
elegant iilk HOSE.
Newport. Nov. AZ, 1909. II,d.
NEW GOODS.
ROBERT LAWTON

INFORMS the Public, and bis Friends in
i particular, that he has jua received, at his
Store, oppoGte Mr.. govsfead's Coffee Houie,
Thames. Street, an elegant AHortment Of
Ej6ionabs Der GooDs,
adapted to the frafon--soo numerous to particu-
Tarize in an advertisement. Thofe who will
spleafe to call at his Store, he Aatters himfclf.
will find IN inducement to purchale. as he Is de-
termiucd to difpofc of them at very redaced
prices.
N. B. He has ALTO iua opened for fale, a
quantity of bea IrJ6 Lir,ns. feven eighths, and
yad wide, by wholcf4Ic or re.ail.-Likewiie,
q besutiful s0ortment Of Lstearigg', very cheap.
Oa0b<s, 23, 1904. c8t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

William Moore, Jun. 6 Go.
HAvE FOR SALE,
Af fbsiy STORE on fbf fery Wba,f--a general
ADsrment Of
GROCERIES,--.SH CHANDLERY,--
HARD WARE, sc.
Which they will difprse of on az reafonab!e
terms as at any Store in Newport, by whole
fac and reiail-anong which arc the follow.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
DAVID MELVILL, Jun.

Has juf opened. and now offers for faIc, at
hia old Rand. next door South Of Mr.. Town.
iead's Coffee Houfe. neat and general Af.
forfmcnf of
HARDWARE, STATIONARY,
and other Articles,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

40 Hlrds. good retail Spanifh Aote INDIGO
ing MOLASSES, CASS1A,
Holland GIN, ALUM. SNUFF,
WeA-Iodia RUM, BRIMSTONE. S.
BRANDY, lWooi & Cotton Cards,
Loaf & &brownSUGAR TOBACCO,
Hyfon.ikin, ,Souchong, by 9 GLASS.
and Bohea TEAS. COTTON WOOL,
COFFEE, GINGER, German and bliRer'd
PEPPER. PIMEN- STEEL,
TO, STARCH, NAILS-anored.
Cattle & n. Y. SOAP, GLASS WARE,
MUSTARD, FLOUR, CANDLES
COPPERAS, tons afIorted IRON,
Sherry WINE, per ton or hundred,
Malaga do. &c. &c. &c.
LIKEWISE,
A great variety of DRY GOODS,
fui,able for the feafon.
Newport, Dec. 4. 1907. iI4u
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29
70 Rent,

a very convenient dWcllins
aO1S Sc, near the lover end OF Koysl
s,reet, lately occupied BY MIR. Edlienis-
I5so, to SCH or Kent,
A LOT on the upper part OF Royai
.tresr, lately occupied " MI. Z. Jones
In, Ior is IS feet 4 riches front, and Iz5
fs,r 4 inches deep, wilma 6 iset alley ad !
.ioiaiag. There are on the premiies two
l,r2c .heds with lofts, add b.acsimltns,
HOP faitable for coaehmik-r.
JOHN T. BROOK.
March u. coll
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29
JOSIAH FAXCN. SO,

JOSIAH FAxCN, & c.
Have l17 rxleiVs1, aud eSsr frs.
al f5ei, sf0re OF tde esrufy of p,,.
and Wlutey styesfs, ~'s
a general alIortnent ofIad;e,
genslslhcn, m:i.s, boys and chi,8,.,ss
SHOES,
Of almoa every detcrip,ion; lsrp..co,,r,
ihoes an,l boots for iilhcrmen. IL.
Gcnesa IL pipes, -
N. 6. Rum in bDIs.
Mdckerel in do.
No. & Beef and Pork, f3osoD ),
f'c tiol,)
NJ 3al.3 sad difp'I Candies, :
4 ts@ aaz. Si..efs al! Sugar boxss,
n. +. Plank,
Frc.h Rhode Id md Lime,
)saes River manufactured Tobacco !,
Kegs,
Jane. River Coal. fai,,blc fer s.si.s,,
work,
.45lo, az 5s4rd TIE l,ot Hannah, efH,n
prs Wbax,
A cargo Of coaslc SALT, fuitsbl. fa
the hlhcty. Any gen;lclnan wiihias IA
puichafe, will 6ad an allowance by sak.
ing it rom on board.
Cath given for Iad;an Corn.
March 4 eof
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29

The fabfcribers being appoint
el afigrees of the eas;e ADD effects Of
ISAAC Ad'PAERSON, late Of Prince
William Coaaty, a B nkrrps, give TO
ticc, TO sil pericns indebted 10 the fad
Ifase Ni'P.terfon. or VIA have any OF has
eff1tts, nSt topay or deliver tho fame 10
any perfcn, other than ,he fpbicriDsrs, Or
fach as fhsll BE- duly authorised by them.
BENJAMIN BOT rs.
TIMOTHY BRUNDIGE.
Damffies, March eoizt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29
Thirty Dollars Reward.

q y e = L
G TOLEN from the fubicribcr, 10 the
y CitysoE Warrington, Oh Monday e
yening laa, the zlR inf. handiome,
we'll made, dcrk is0fl Marc, with fad
die and bride: The mare is about "A !
hands high, about s years old, has q
imsll white DOT behind therigkt ear IN
Ger thc bride, fome white upon one Of
der h;nd legs. A man fNsth evident hgns
Of gait cFoifed George Town Ferry and
rooe of poh hate, ard was traced near
Cc'chcasr the farnc evening.
The shove reward viii be given on de-
livery of the mare and thief, or Fifteen
D-ziars for the mare.
EBENEZER NESMITH,
near che Navy Yard.
City Of Walhington,
March Is. eo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29
L A N D,

tate the properly Of Jobu Fitzgerald,
Geeeycd, l9d payaa&t 10 tbe dpet'fsas
scby qvill foy lie payment II his dt6ss,ts
quit:
One parcel Of Land lying up
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29
For falmouth g a Market,

The Alaefiean Snip
s 49, GEORGE G5MARY
1gs.sss s. & ex,ctsed here TO receive car
- - so If l.eaacco IN 'ew da,s.
HE uiua. advances will be made On con.
:soments b. this mp TO ih-3nsas Mid
l.efon AMI CO. London; bat eeaiy ap-
..iisat:on mutt DC. npde, as ths. greater part
j her cargo Is alFcaay engaged.
r. I. iiOGE, 8 CO.
5Ios bqqe ;&R ysesivfd tran ,,,l'aatisa, ~
fbe .bip ce4asr, pia A2gaA,
a few pipes Loaaop batJlea1Aa.
WINE, which they VII eli at i"
price.
They have a!fo On hind,
Dry Lifbon and Calcayelio
Wines, Raiiias 10 JUS ard boxes, a
m'nds in bags, and Lonion Porter ID
AXIS. IAN. z7. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29

TIL. STORE / nave OCCu
pied for fonetin,e paa, h,usted on Prince
.srec,, cp2ofise Col. IIooe's. There Is on
itand ii Town murc eligible or better cal
cula:ed for carrying on sn eSscnave wet
OF dsy Good Baiintis. The Cellar Per.
f.6lly Cry, With door at each end, viii
hold one thyuland barrels Of Flour
Twenty. FIVE hundred barrels may be TOW
cd upon the Pennies without any lncon
venierce TO the occupant. For terms aP-
ply to
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29

John G. LADD
TITS JUST RECEIVED, Per the
L L fnow Corneiia, and Offers tor iAle,
100 pieces Rutiia Shselinss,
100 do. Ravens Duck,
xz bolts Rolia Canvas,
bales 6ne OsnaapTss,
do. brown Ro.ls,
ID. white Go.
box Platillas,
do. narrow Linens,
s ton Raaia clean Aeri7,
%. Cordage atorted,
SO boxes Cattle Soap,
100 dc. brown Soap.
90 do. Spermseeti Candies,
10 caiks Sper nacesi Whale Oh,
10 do. Tanner brown do.
s bales of Glue,
IS Feather Beds with Boilers and
PilI5ws,
10 chefs Hyfon Tea,
IL bids. N.olalles,
loo csiks freih Line,
bis. and 5 boxes Ladies hne
fancy co'oured Shoes, very cheap.
March 70
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29
For Sale,
The following valuable Water and othss
L O T S,

fituate in the town Of Aleaaalris, viz.
No. IA highly valuable Wa
ter Lot and what, htrste on the Gait
liae Of Union freet, at the diaanee Of
1.netyfset, or thercabouts, fou,h Of Prince
erect, extending IN from louthward on
Union hreet forty four fee, eisht inches.
and OF that breadth eafward mo Potomac
river: bounded north by the flores and
Other buildings on lot nov, Or late be-
longing to Shreve and Lawrafon, and on
the loush by a lot, lAte CT Mark AIexaa.
der, now of Wm. Harper. The (4d los
has upon is fouih line a ltone fore houle.
baile on this ard the lot adjoining, and
III. wharf extends along its whole front
on the river.
No. "A Lot oppoGte to the
foregoing, fiuate on The welt dde Of y.
Mon ffeef, and extending weaward o
Water isreee of the breadth OF forty four
fet eight inches. This lot has valua-
bic frons On both laid freets and Water
areet; has frame dwelling houle elea-
ed upon i.
This property will be fold altogether,
or the two lots leparately, OF the fronts
on each itreet will be divided into dlans
Iots Of II feet q inches each, as may iuls
parcilalers.
On paymen, ofpar. ofthe Purchale mo.
ney liberal credit will be given tor tue
refiue, on approved fecurity.
A plan Of the Lots will be lhewn, TIE
terms made known by AcqulllA and III"
Cha Janney, in Alexandra, or by the lar.
icribers in Philadelphia.
JOSHUA & THOS. GlLPlN'
March II. eo3W
.7yf Rscssvsd,
By the fubfcsiber., at their Warehouse
at the E49 Of King freet,
London particular MADEiRA
WINE, in pipes, half pipes and OR. cals'
And quantity ct
Firlt quality refined Loaf 81
gals, for iar BY
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29

For Sal,
About 1900 lbs. Of But ! IR,
in kegs. AJle,
A IIoale and Lot on Gib5on
feef. Apply .
c. N LYIES.
March u, zax5s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29

oHC pdtISi VI Ldlio iiio W
on the cat ..ie of union free &to dc northwafd
Of Wilkes frest, fronting twenty eight feet up
on Union ftreet and extending about TWO hum
ored feet into the river having an ALLY OF TWEEN
~ feet running tie Whole depth; up N j; is
cfeGcd a frame wareh ui-; the ground i,iub-
iea 70 All annsal rent 0: o;.I7s, oI. It viii be
iaId altogether or divided to accommodate rur-
chaitrs. Onc half ola brewery, with all III IN
plem,4its ana uteailis ncced,ry for carving on
rh4 huiiucfs upai large fcals, and parcel II
GROUND alpcrtsinjng II it, fronting about forty
feet upon WAFER isreet. The whsle Of the brew
cry and ground is now under demile, at rsnt
OF tx handrcd do.ars per annuu. A piece Of
ground Immediately joining OH the brewery, and
iro9ting abour forty feet on Water nreer. and ex
tending che hundred and fifty feet on twenty
fe-t alley. A piece OF ground ..nting on Wofe
aid ST. Af.phs lrects This viii be laid of IN
70 convcnieAt lots. A piece of groIad lying up
ON the futh tide Of Kiag ftreet, extending 81
feet to twelve feet alley ia Tie front is efeti-
ed a two fory brick 3 y cling houle, and upon
the alley a two a.ry frame warehoule.A pietc Of
ground lying upon Union and Wolfe ftrests, ex
tending with Wolfe iytyt feet and an half,
with Uaioa about 40 feet. Upon this there are
erected large dil:llery, warehoufe and compt-
ing room. he Improvements were calculated Tor
carrying on thlt buGhcls up}n an exteniivc lcale;
there are three fills III it, Nat having been oc-
ctpiedforfJ time par tic property nlelhing
out Of repair. he ground is iafjef - an an
uual reut Of i3Il. rs. Cd. There will te fold
al the fame time, fnali tract Of leHl cousigu
sous u the tJwns containing 81 acres. hi> Is
lubdvi1d, and will be fold III mall parcels n
tsiliiug from TO acres. The ia.e Will be con-
thued till the whole isfold ~
The tefrns Of iale are one foursh s. the pur-
chaic money in hand when .daeds#ili re execut-
ed to the parchalcrs; one ether fourth in fix
mouths after the fsic one other ionJth in twelve
months, and thu remaining frth ia ci@htceu
months, for iecuring theie payments deed trutt
will berequireduponehe pro. erty conveyed ffoni
each purehater ior his Parr.
TAOS. A. DIGGES,
JAMES KEii'
ling Ereeutori # Jobn Fitzgfrsia.
N1.rcl : .ods
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29

On THURSD.4r The tzveny .J,r@ ay 81
Apul Jc.fan, tim lie 1fst iai a.y,
qvyAb Be expgJfd 10 Jah on tie fvemyfs,
IN the To1va ef A!exQad,js, tge joA,.O-
L
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-23
Fran the m. IT, EVENING POST.

French SpoAdf;0us.-We copy the
following paragraph from the Aurora OF
Thuriday laa it will farve as fmalI
fpecimen Of. the truth and candour which
ufually difinguifh the writings OF the
abI ediior ofthat paper.
!" In the late debate On the fubJea Of
g indemni6cations for French lpollatlons,
/" Bayard and Rut!elge, fairly let Ay
(" at the meafures Of their own party. Il
g is we'll remembered that the second ar
IS f;cle of the convention with France cor
/" cluded by MeG's. Ellfwortb, Davie,
/" and Murray, provided that full COM
" penfation lhould be made for The ipoll-
6 ations made on American commerce,
/" during the qvar and 10 1var OF John
Adams thar whenit came before the
" Senate of the United States, which
then contained large majority OF the
e anti-republican party, that this article
!" was 0uralleI BY tbe fenate, and tent
:" back to France in that lhape.''
Now, as we did not remember that the
fecond article of the treaty provided
g that full compensation lhouId be made
fer fpolia,ions on American commerce."
and Lett our recollection fhouJd have fail
ed us, we Immediately turned to it; Bat
have fearched in vain for fuch claule.
As fome of our readers, however, may
be as diderning as Duane, and may Ike
him difcover what we contels is hidden
from Cur eyes, we will traulcribe the ar
ticle itlclf.
!" Article 2. The Miniaers Pienipo.
I" ,ehtiary Ct lie two parties, rot pGfg
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-23

period Of tie ceGion. But other gentle
men would recoliett that the people cf a
lexandria were very anxious TO be admit
ted into the ten miles iquare: and they
were admitted. Ii he recollecfcd right,
there had been many petitions 20 that sf-
feci from difsren, portions Of the dittEtt.
He believed, therefore, that the people had
been eeded with their content. Before ne
could vote for the propoled meaiyre, ne
mutt be fiji certain that the people win
10 be coded; whep, if the iiates 'ilveWile
agreed, he would aot Withhold his conlenI
70 rcceiIion with the reicrvation OF the
city. But he would Object 10 any tucli
mealare until lhele things were ihewn.
Mr.. Randolph. We are told the peo-
pie OF this territory we're cedcd withthen
confedt; and wherefores Becaufe the 60
vernment, of which they formed part,
agreed 10 the celion. And what follows
Thar we, who rcprefent the whole people
of the U. States in their confederate ca
pacisy, and the fates who repreient them
in their individual capacity, have an equal
right to recede. With reipe6 to the re-
mark of the gentleman from Maryland
mfr. S. Smith) reply that coniait The
interefs of the people of the wfole Unit
ed States and | believe alto that con-
fals the true interefs of the people reid
ing here.
Mr.. sayard. The gentleman from
Virginia drit told US the people of this
territory were ilaves. Now it feems we
are their representatives. If 70 they
are not ilaves. The people in the act OF
cefion were Represented in the Only way
that they can be repreiented in this coun-
try
The quefion was then taken by Yeas
and Nays, on concurring with the COM
mittee of the whole in their disagreement
TO the Grlt refoluiion, and carried Yeas
66 = Nays z6---as follows:
YEAS-MeGrs Baily, Bayard, Boude
Brent, Brown, Campbell, Clopton, Con-
dir, Cutler, Danna, Davenport, Davis,
Dickfon, Farley, Eufis, Forter, God
dard, Gray, Gregg, Grifwold, Grove,
Hannah, Fieifer, Helnes, FIemphill,
Henderson, Hill, Holmes, Huger, Hunt,
Jackfon, Jores, NATION, Meriwether,
Mitchell, Moore, R. Morris, T. Nor
ris, New, Nwtecn, Nicholfon, Perkins,
Platter, Read, Rutledge, Shepard, |.
Smith, ]. c. Smith, ]. Smith, tof Viz
giaia) S. Smith, Southland, Stanley,
Stewart, Talieeferro, Tenney, Thatcher,
'Tillinghait, Thompfon, A. Trigg J.
Trigg, Upham, Van Renfelaer, Wads-
worth, L. Williams, Wins, Go.
NAYES--M eGrs. Alton, Archer, Ba-
con, BihoP, Butler, CabeIl, Ciaiborn,
Clay, Cuts, Dawfon, Elmendolf, e.
mer, Fowler, Hoge, Holland, Leib,
Mott, Randolph, Smile, J. Smith, (of
N. York. Jodah Smith, Stanford, Tho
mas, Varnuln, Horne, r. Williams, - 70.
The houfe then agreed, without a dt-
viion, with the committee of the whole
in their enlargement to the ieconi relo-
lution.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-23
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. n. rcd
MORE EVIDENCES OF SPANi''
AMITY AND JUSTICE.
(TR.4NSL HION.]
ROYALORDER.

The King has been p'eaicd to o 0'1I,
a general rule, that in all The ou - nal
fioufes in his Kingdom, CeriOca's s.,arts.
be required, thar will prove ''s -sIhS,odis.
ton or origin Of all foreign ms r. o,oir,
intendel,to be imported into this eaby
lola the fad certificate to DC ts
III: coafa!s Of ks Majelfy reildea' :
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-25

France 70 communicate publicly, that he
had on the nth March received the mott
Harrering lcstcr in anfwer 20 one addred-
ed by him to tie fiflt coniul, on the fub-
jet or our debts, &c. in which the mot
tuli and complete aGnrances are given
thar every iecter Of the convention ihaii
be unGtually complied. That their
finance are ii the bet ftuation, and ca
pab!e OF meeting all engagements, and
thar evrn were ir otherwlc, and though
1t lhould iubmit them to partial incon-
rcs-nces, he would ftri6tly comply with
eae demands of julticc, and calls upon
The miniiter TO make out the accounts
OF American claims, for which he pro-
mics full and rea y payment.
The tniniter adds, that"he gives this
early Intelligence, becaufe it win pro
badly come through other channels, as
ne Intended TO call the Americans at
Paris together, the next day, and COM
municatc It to them, in which cafe he
feared chat inrerelted perlons might
speculate on the wants of ehoie who have
already fulfc red too much by the delay.
Ale concludes by f4ying, that withous
being absolutely certain, ne thought he
might Gonide in the promiles, 10 To-
lemniy made, and thar he would preE
eagerly for their execution.
EDWARD P. LIVINGSTON.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-25
LONDON, Abrsy 4.

The veil of 1eerecy till covers the
negotiation with / rance. Councils ere
held dispatches slre received and fenr
of couriers pats and repais bur no
thlr" hos tranfpire, to enable us 70
form any Deceive oe oinion. A cabiner
council was held on Friday night and
an ntimatum is iaii 20 have been drawn
up. The anfwer it is hoped, will be
received by Ihurfday, (, he day on which
Parliament is expected o adjourn for fbr
eater holidays, The public will cer-
family be not little tupriled, if both
houies adjourn without any information
being communicated to them uoon the
iltuatlon Of the country.
We have ftrong luit,icion, thar tbs
queition ofpeace or war viii be dec;drd
before many days have clapfed, r. i
probable that communication will ei-
ther DC made to parliament, or thar =,
dtcu(iion will take place upon the litna~
ton Of the country, before the adjourn
ment for the recefs. In the mean fine
a negotiation is faid to be GOING or E,r
effe6ting partial change of adr6in;frs
tion. Lord Grenville is gone TO viz
Mr. Pitt at Walmer cattle i; and rnanv
OF rhe minilter's friends begin to talk of
the necelity Of introducing MIR. pr,
again into the cabinet.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-25
FROM PHILADELPHIA, May IS.
POSTSCRIPT.
F." C0lfe Of he TRUE AMERICAN" bali
PGftea o clock, p. NJ,

Our bo,,r has JUL returned, having
boarded ne,rChefer, the O1ip Roebuck,
captain Kelly, from Liverpool, which
ne ieFt the eth April, and brings papers
to the 9Th. From curi0ry review Of
the papers we have received, it appears
thar WAR is till the order of rhr day
From paper of the 18th Of April, we
ieledt the follow ing as tummary OF the
news.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-25
SlfL EN Bfay, q.
FNOA N.NRnAArv

FROM B1uRDEAux.
CAf Gould, who . lived ven.r.
day ID the brig Catherine, in 9 49,
rom Bordeaux, informs that wbeo :.
tef' Lher re, eraniporcs were citing orr for
.. Domingo, and 1har there was hrs-
~ Priis 20 man them. Caps 9 alra a.
forms, that 1he probability Of var be
tween France and Engiaad was Q,l
{ Ftr4sF of htte, };;gw 8,yry.,
gentleman u t5is fssvn, 6lflj s s,"' - .
'stsf0e@ per tie Catbayts. - %
war between this country and
1reaf Britain has been very mucb f1,o1
Nea OF and dreaded for rhis few Nv,
Pa't we however hope here th,r 49,
[eFS VIII be toon amjcably arrang4 =,
IN PotcriPr co the fne lertrr = i
al2 addea. "Tlat chere /, cy-ry 40,
0aoIlty OF an INN .iiate war with 49,
ian |, al Wett-Inlia produce on r5~
FROM THE JOURNAL " DE COMM
MARCH p.
The dey ofAigiers hlvi,o ro,,.;,.z
$4,000 dollars from Spain AMI verv r, ~
c iF'ole Prsleors from Denmark, 1r
tor c'aZen Tnainviile, conniIlry c..
': ; OF lhe French republi-. ana t,ld
ann [hat all nations Zen: hin N sa-v-
ana 'l35 the 1rit soulful had ne-'e1tr.!,
ana o11 ,enf nothing. Tat France f.r-
I1S''y ,enr BIN Prcttnts Citizens
..r -;~i-Y:''s '''9n remlaaej aim Of thc
90 .i,'@ ~ u; the letter 70 che drlt con(u, BY
I = n, fiaho' IN which The dey re7ouacet4
an ca 5 70 Preients. / This reply threw
w. W.. oe s5 mo a Vio''3J Pa.iion, wirh fe-
- ~ ~! S1-1a,n8' Upon tn arrival of
RI ,. S.y ~ =. ,, '''''' t97 'nlai.ler ot Ma
,,I.. ~ 0'I- Two Irl5atcS tor Al .giers,
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L*trn8 gfa isftsrtrom an 04Fcsy an booyd
ne 0nL'S@ Sfetes l5iP Cbca5eake, dattd
G'6r@It@y, M0rc6 20, 1903.
Captain Sterett has taken a prize .
ihe Is an imperial po!acre, from Smvr,
ma, bound 70 Tripsli, With Tripoji}sn
property on board very valuable"
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paaed the judges have aever prcflued IS
guide their dfc,csio'
(Io b. contained }

ON Saturday, The a6th March, a
dinner was gwen as rhe London Tavern
oy the American Merchants, to RUFUS
Aing' Eiq the American Ambaliador
at tne court of St. James's, VINO is on his
fctp5a 20 America. The Chaacellog
OF the EXchequer, Lord Hobart and &c
VeFai other dit;nguithcd Characters
were prelcnr.
LPhR Pr
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