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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23

with isdni,e regret ~e announce the death
ut Capt. GobrSrr .wo D. ION OF csci. Pc!eg
Wood of ,hs town---a r.c,,sse 60 the lIavsnns
tcyer--s souns man of real worth, of an easeS-
.prling esoius. an h,nor 10 iociey. and ia whom
were ccmbined the aniable Z ,alisies Of eea,le-
man. Severe inieed mott Ne the blow 10 his re-
lations aud ff'ends, aod ,porc eipseisllv TO an
aniab'e yoone Lady. to whom we under aaad he
was f,on 20 nc united" /.
DIED In thi, towu. Of con "a nption. Mr..
DAsrsL Wilcox. eldea fm of Mr.. Beni,ain
Wilcox. IN ths aoth year OF he age. He has left
an amabic widow. ,ni one child. With tender
parent, 10 lameot his early fste.----IIis funersl
will be to-nnsroS. at The afoal hous. az his Iase
d~elI'og. whe'e bu friends and relations are De-
fired 20 ssse,d.
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&C. Take Notice

TT,HE HautOn elfate, in JameRowu,
il which was fold on the 4th Of
April lait, by order OF the General
Aaenbiy (the conditions Of iale not
being complied with on the part Of
the purchafer) will be again fold at
Public Auction, on Monday, the Srh
day of Augult next, at 10 O'clock in
the forenoon (if fair weather, if not,
the frit fair day after) on the preniI.
es.--Coniitions of lale will be made
known at the time.
CO>SraNr TAHER. I Csmms.
SAMUEL :ERNON. ! Zee.
Nrasts,f, yry "a. So3.
sJ The 'eversl Primers 10 the State win
puhliih rhe above until rhe tire OF fsle.
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Wetbinsioa City, July IS.


The Treaty concluded with France
by Mr.. Monro, was received lalt even
ing by the Preiident. The conditions
for which France ceded Louifiana to
the United States, are ffreen millions
two hundred fhoufand dollars. Ele-
ven millions are to be paid in new.
ftock to be ilIurd by The United States
bearing s pr cent. iniereit-'he bal,
ance to be applied to the payment OF
American merchants, to whom France
is indebted.
The accuracy Of this fiaiement
may be depended on, except the odd
FUN above .; millions, in which am
not certain whether my memory ieryes
me. Yours, tfpeetfully,
JAMES ID. WLSTCOTT.
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THlS Ia, l. duo we'd tho Ca-Ps,,ne, ihip
i Of JONES & CHAFEE. by mu,osi con-
en.--Ad peroos Who have unf tiled accounts
with ,he fail company. are veqpeaed TO casi
and ie.,le the fame vi hout decay.
GkRsHOM JONES.
OTIS CHAFEE.
". B. The Bfah Founder and Copper.
Smith, buGreh will be continued. in all their
various branches. by the fubfc;ber. at the lame
f,re that w@ occupied by the above 6rm. -
H., friends aod the public. Who may svor him
with their cat,m. may be sirored Of receiving
every roa;blc au-ntion, ard grateful asknow.
lcdgment OF the fnacR iavor.
OTIS CHAFEE.
Nsrrpoys. JsLy 2, 1909. ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23
N Z w P o R r,
Saturday, July %, 1903.
By the PrxEisat oftbe Umfed States o.
Hmesyea.
A PROCLAMATION :.

-
Hmeriea.
A PROCLAMATION. I.
WHEREAS great and weighty mat.
ters claiming the confederation of th=
Congrels of the United States, form
an extraordinary occalion for conven-
ing them DO by rhefe prefents app
point Monday the 18th day of October
next ter their meeting at the City of
Warrington, hereby requiring their
reipeetiye Seniors and Reprefenta-
tives, then and there to aaemble
in Congrefs, in order to receive fuch
communications as may then be made
20 them, and to confut and determine
on iuch mealufes, as, in their wifdom
may be deemed meet for the welfare
of the United States.
MfeAimsay scbsreef Ibsoe eauied fbs
e /eaf Of hbs Tinted s-s;es 10 be bsrs-
M'fO gbfxed, &.1 Gsaed sbs fame
soifb my band.
Dsss a; ibs Ciy IF fg@jAirsiss. ,5r fs-
Hml6 day Of JsJ. ~ sds pear ef Oav
IL. S. Le,so~ ,6e.jrsd ,,gki bssd,ed and
t1 sb,es. aud i~ fbe iqvrsly. sis b b y,ar
Of fbs InssbsuS,nor # fbe Ushed
- S,afes.
(Signed) TIL. JEFFERSON.
BY tbs Prsfdsnf,
lSigoea) JAAsS NJ .DlSoN. Secretary.
Difpatches from the American
Minilter at Paris wsre received by the
Executive On Thuriday evening. They
we're bro't by Mr.. Hughes of BAlti-
more, as confidential bearer, and con-
tain the treaty, figned on April 3oth,
which conveys Louiiana to the UDit-
ed States. The extent of the terrific
ry ceded is defined by a general refe-
renee to that in which Louiliana was
ceded to France. The terms are, III,
li,aso,ooo dolls. to be paid to France
in Fix per cent tock, within 8 months
after the exchange of ratifica'ions and
the delivery of poiieilion. I'D, An al
fumft of the debts due and captures
provided for under the convention of
! Sept. goth, 1900, between the United
States & the French Republic, which
are to be liquidated by Commillioners
at Paris, and paid at the 1reafury OF
the United States on drafts from their
Mininers at Paris.
The anumpGt is not TO 90 beyond
37so,coo dollars, and it is conje0nr-
ed, that the amount of the debts and
claims will fall ihort of that FUN. sd,
French and Spaniih vsf1els and mer-
ctandizes directly from their own
ports, the merchandizes being Of the
refpedive countries, are to pay, in the
ports of the Ceded Territory, for a
period of II years, no higher duties
than are paid by American citizens,
and this privilege is no, to be extend
ed during thai period TO anyother
foreign ns,ion.--After that period,
France and Spain are 10 enjoy within
the ports of the ceded territory the
privileges only of the mott favored
nation. The treaty is to be ratified,
and the ratifcatious exchanged with
in fixmonths from its date. This cir.
cumfmce will require the convening
of Congrefs a l;tle earlier than the
raeMonday of November. Ii is I'm
derflood that the ratification OF the
Firil Conful is on its way to the u
nited Stares. Immediately after the
Publications of the treaty, poaefion is
to be delivered. TNaf. Int.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23

CT An o'isina' piece trom New. Shorehsm'
ard one from Nantucket, are ursvoidably de-
icrred ill onr next. for want Of room.
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CuSloM-HoUSE.

DW'"d g Nfspfsrf, jay 81.
CLGAssD, Fer
SIoop Cclccbia, Sanford. Ney Y Tx
D.. iudua,y, Rofe, North Csroins
Do Lucy, Eaton. ST. Lncia
Schooner John, Shirlock, N.s.Yafk
SIooc Ehza, Slocum, Do.
Do. Connetticu,t, Cr, hv. d..
Do. Pheasant, L,ckwold, Bsacor.Ia nd
scn'oner Dfpatch, Trip, Norfolk
Sloop Gecge. Kelley. d..
ID. Drocclls. Rowland, A'exsntria
Schooner iiaac. Weir. Port. Antonio
big Concord, Farnurn. Chaflrnqn.
ENrERtp, F,sm
S'oop Aurors. { ;h'one, New Y,k
Big FAvorite. Martin. Cape cf G ,od- Hope.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-24
CONVENTION.
BETWEEN
The UNITED STATES9f AMERICA
AND TEE
TRENCH REPUBLIC.

The president Of the United States Of Ame.
RIGA, and the FIRST consul of the French KePu''
lie, in the name Of the sFrench people, having
by treaty of this date terminated all d,'l'u''
ties relative 70 louisiana, and established oHA
solid Foundation the friendship which uoites u''
two nations, and being DESTROYS, IN complaints
with the second and fifth articles Of the eonve"-
ton of the 9th Vendemaire, nluta year Oh ''''
French Republic (3oth Sep,einber, 1907 70 .,
cure the payment OF the suns due by r'Anvo "
the citizens of the United States, have respective
" nominated as p!enpotcntaries, that TO say
the President of the United STATES OF America
by and with the advice and consent OF thef 0''a',
Robert r. Livingston, minister pealpo'el'.@,'aa
and lanes Monroe, minister peolpot'O''"y 49, -.
envoy extraordinary Of the sad states n'a' X.
government of -be French Republic; ana Wv
First Consul. in the name Of the French P0oPvS
the citizen Francis Barbc Ma.bo'', fpi''iS,o.
the public treasury ; who after having 'n Ill.,
ed their full powers have agreed 70 '''
ing articles. ID. ,iti.
zens of the u. States contracted before the ON VIZ
Vendemiare, ninth year of the k'encn ner .I;n,
lsoh September, 1900 shall b: paa 1.', :. ak
to the following regulations, wit" 'nefes. chen
per cent. to commence from the pcrioo WIZ -.
the accounts and vouchers were presented y
French Government. l., d.
Article II. The debts provided for by y.
proceeding article are those whose re'ui' - ths
prised in the conjeaural note anneSea ;,,,t..
present convention, and which, with TIC DC. #
est, cannot exceed the sum of twenty 1i'i,O" -.
Francs. The claims comprised in the saa 1;oo
which fall within the exceptions OF the i0OI c, Il
articles, shall not be admitted to the Oen't'
this provision. 18Th:
Art;ce III The principal and interest or, .,
said debts shall be discharged by the I'm mi.
Statss, by orders drawn by then m'0is'S' e'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-24
Ten Dollars Rezoa-d.

DESERTED from the lhip Ann, at Alex
andsia, JABEZ PALMER, a feaman belonging
10 faid mp: he is sbout5 feet s inches high,
dark complexior; long, dark hair, daIk eyes,
and is good featured nan. He was feen in towo
sabout9 o'clock yesterday morning, and when icen
had on blue Mort jacket. dirty linen ,rowfers,
and black round hat. Whoever will apprehcnd
him, and bring him to the fubfcriber, ihall re-
ceiye rte above reward.
CHAS. BRADFORD.
Oh. ". d7t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-24
WASHING TON, CITY, October Fl.

Yeiserday ( abonss O'clock P. NJ. the Senate
ratified the LOUISIANA TREATY tive A.
~ four votes IN the affirmative, and seven IN
the. negative; there were eighs federal Sena-
tors present but M. Dayton, We undersssnd,
voted in she Alternative.
We congratuaee our fellow citizens on the prompt
Appreciation, given BY the Senate 70 this nlpor-
sant5asf. TIE Treaty, as advised 70 be fatl-
fed by the Senate, and which we have no
s dsubt will in a short tine receive the haai ra-
LITIGATION of,and promul CATION by the president
Of the United States, is as follows:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-24
OF. -.

Twin % fell from thoufaod TO twelve hundred
acres Of good Farming Land, in the county of
Fairtsx, on the waters ofPope's HeadSnd Jon.
nynorc iuns.
This land viii either be fold together CT in fc-
parate psresls, as may be agreed on. Ii is well
ftuated for The diipoiai of produce, beiag wishio
twenty miles of Alexandria, and thirteen OF the
Oscoqaan Mills.
Any pertoo, wining TO .purchafe, may know
the terms by applying TO the fubicribcr near
Damtries.
Ssp,.Is. dow
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WILLIAM liiODGSON
OFFERS FOR SALE

A conGgamsnt OF well bought fapsgfne and feconi
Rroad Cloths s Ksrsrmeyrs,
By th. piece OF pasksgc, at az advance to nett
sfrt cca and charges ONLY.
has alto Tor fale. imported by the fhiP Ann.
Bradford, from Liverpool,
Iueny cases Englsd FELT HATS,
afioIted prices.
,Liksu:se--Neyro Cottons, EalfthiekS,
Kerieys, Coa,ings, Baizss, and bale of
worried Panlaioons.
a quantity Of Liverpool and Cadiz coasEc
SALT.
n {ew kagsheads MOlasses-NOua Scotia
GRINDSTONES.
For Rert-Ihe Dwelling Houie and
War-houfe on Prince Rfcet, the latter occupied
by himfelf snd we'll calculated for the d.y goods
budaek the former suissbie for geutseI family.
Tbs terms vii; be moderate and immediate poi
fon given.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-24
CONVENTION
BETWEEN
The UNITED STATES efAMERICA
AND
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

THE PseGdens of the United States of Ame.
RIGA, and the Fire Confal of the French Repub-
lie, in the name of the French people, in conlc-
auence the treaty of ceaion of LouiGana, which
has becnfgned this day, wifhing 20 regulate de-
aniiiyely every thing which has relation to the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-24

'VVVVV y ''S' = . ---
THAT we intend 10 petition the next General
Aasnably Of Virginia, fora Law to eitablifh town
as thc Occoqaan Mills, in the county of Prince
William, under certain regulations.
Ellicot, Campbell s Wheeler.
Cccoqusn Mills, Oa. s, 1903. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-24
BACON.


ACQIAINTS his friends and cuaomess, thar
he wili return 70 town on Monday or Tueilay
next, wbeahe viii bercady 20 execute any orders
with whiSa Re may be favoured. He will as rinai
havea haniEom- ailortment Of GOODS in his
line, particulars of which will be mentioned on
his retnrn.
6 Hewitt ala give immediate employ TO four
coed workiasn.
- Oh IL
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MERCHANTS attend g

THE fubfcriber will fell, on low
terms and ealy payment, LOT of GROUND
in the town of Port Tobacco, on which there are
a fmsll d@elling houie and kitchen, large two
rory tore houfc and consenicntg aaary and fable
in one Of the betf ltan Is for the retail wet and
div good buGneis. Il hor fold hyl the I2th OF
November next, il will be exp fedto public tale en-
that day. Mi. ]ohn E. Ford will contract flr
snd thsw toe pemiies, on application, al any time
prsvicnsto the day Oh ale. An indiipusable tile
will he msde by
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-24
sIohn M,Clenachan.

Sc The a6ooe properly D0s aduer-
tss<a for sale on The l2sh Of lhe present
neaa, bit has been necessarily post
poaed.
OAoher u, dts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-24

Not,ce.
THE Office of the Marine Insurance Compa-
ny Il Alexandria is repoye1 to the house Of Jas.
B.. Nirkolis.
BY o1der of tie Board,
In. NICHOLS, S<ey.
". 3. The bosfs of rEccting of the Board
are he FINE AZ UsuaI. and she tiat of acceptance
is extended 70 fess o'cioc&.
InsA,as'oc Otncc, Sept. IS.
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have also agents at Tonningen ana at Brsmens
so that property consigned to NE, and coming to
either of these ports, will be duly protected. l
shall also be able to give it my personal atten-
tion."
Arrived, ship Brothers, Hall, Liverpool; Nep-
tune. Center, Sumatra; briggs Peggy, Dickinson,
Antigua Dyett, Sanford, New Orleans; Bar
barry, Pride, Trinidad Ceres, Tucker, Antigua;
schr.- Hope, -, Philadelphia Fair Trader,
Waterbury, Edenton
TIE American ship Union, Menshaw, from
Lisbon, arrived at falmouth, on the FIRST of Au.
gust.
.rhe American brig Leopard, Shaw, from Phi
ladelphia, bound to Bremen, is captured By the
British Priyateer Endeayour, and4Sartied into ial-
mouth.
Arrived at Liverpool August Isl TO 18th, ships
Nancy, Brown, Richmond, Vrg. 50 days; Pre-
sident, Hoys, Massachusetts, Triton, Carberry,
New York; Seven Sisters, Child, Wilmington,
North Carolina; Columbus, Burger, New Or
leans; Hiram, French, do. Mercury, M'Rea,
Massachusetts Baltic, Blunt, Charleston; Men
tor, Gibbs, of New Bedford, to sail the last of
August for New York; James, Chandler, MIS-
slssippi; Juliana, Clars, Virginia; Trio Fran,
Mississippi; Brothers, Rising, Charleston; We
nus. Oakman, Massachusetts; Sally, Ray, New
York Mars, Rogers, do. Liverpool Packet,
Waite, do. Two Pollies, Mclaughlin, Boston /;
Spanish Lady, Vanneman, NewGheans; Mary,
Simonton, do.
The schr. Eagle, Wood, has arrived at Ttini-
dad from this Bort On her passape was boarded
by . French privateer, and treated. Politely.
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PRICES CURRENT Al HAMBURGl

fuiy 26. In. DotlarS and Gents.
Tobacco, Ii. York and James River, II
to 90 cents; Rappahannock, II to Is; Ma
ryland, fine yellow, none at market, but
would readily sell at II or2s cents fine CO.
Toured IS to II ordinary 10 to IS, common
II to IS.
COFFEE, Mc!sa, none, SO nominal; Mar
Unique, fine, 81 cents, middiing, IS Ia,
St. Domingo 6ne, IS l-2 to 81, Triase so
to 81 Sd.
R1oH, cvt. south-CaroIina, 9. rs, to
10. 10.
Corros, St. Domingo, 40 to 4ac. Surf
nam, 81 to SIS.
GINGER, White, 90 to 24c.
CocH4NEAL, c. sec.
. Rum, per so gals. 40 to 44d.
f SUGARS, Refined, 80 to CSC. middling
81 to %, ordinary 20 to 81, inferior sorts
from Is to 10.
indigo, ST. Domingo, 2. soc. to 2. 75c.
East-Endies, 2. Csc. to Sd. other sorts, from
9 to g. CSC.
Locwoon, ton, 100 to 1o5d. Yellow
Wood, 7Od.
PEPPER, rs to &c.
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BELFAST. Aug. s.

AT numerous meeting of the inhabitants OF
the town and neighborhood of Belfast, convened
yesterday, by the sovereign, for the purpose ofex
aiming Ill public the present situation of this
part Of the kingdom, and of assuring government
OF their determined resolution to support the
ssisusion, and suppress all disorder.
EDWARD MAY, Esq.
sovereign, in the chair,
I6stolasOiag rsfslRfioa; rver< pyapsle4, and ana-
nimosly agreed 10:
Resolved, That we view with horror, late
attempt to disturb the peace of Ireland and not
only TO plunge this country INTO civil war, but
TO Introduce into i. the dreadful system OF assassi-
ration.
That re Will exert every nerve in support of
ms msjesty's government, aud OF our happy con-
stitution and that we wll use the utmost dill
gence IN bringing to Immediate punishment, such
persons as have attempted, or may attempt in flu
tnre to disturb the peace, or violate the laws of
the empire.
That We have great satisfaction in congratula.
ting our countymen, that 1t clearly appears from
every enquiry made BY the magistrates, collec.
lively and individually that the late nefarious at
tempts to excite a disturbance in the North of
ireland were made by a few French emissaries.
who were not able, in the whole province of VI
ster, even among the very lowest orders of the
people, TO collect more than despicable number
of insignificant traitors. That we have pride in
avowing this fact, IN order to prove to our enemies
how UNANIMOUSLY We are resolved TO oppose them
and TO convince our friends and fellow subjects,
that while we are united in the glorious cause of
defending our king. our country, & its invaluable
constitution, the British empire must retain its
consequence, and remain invulnerable against
the open attacks or the insidious arts of France.
The sovereign having lett the chair and the re-
versnd William BristoW called to il, It was pro-
possa, and unanimously resolved
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NEW YORK, September II.

Extraa Of a Letter from Job1 NJ. Forbes, Esq.
Americas Conlul at Hamburg, to Commercial
boase IN tbs city, aated July 10th.
&C The navigation of the Elbe being at presen.
impeded be blockade, our market must be suppli-
ed through other channels, and of these the most
convenient in every point of view is the port OF
Lubbock. From this port heavy goods may be
brought to this city very conveniently by The
river Steckenitz, and lighter goods may be trans.
ported at very small ezpcnce by land. The
harbour of Trayemunde, where large vessels ge.
nerally unload, is perfectly safe; and vessels
drawing no more than ten feet water can come
quite up to the city of Lubbock. The whole
charges of receiving and forwarding goods to this
place, including duties paid at the sound, do not
amount on an average to two per cent. and the
State and Admiralty duties payable on ianporta-
tions by the Elbe, and saved on most articles by
the manner now adopted, exceed this rate. Thus
it is presumed goods may be got here at nearly
the same expence, except difference of sea freight
and insurance, as by the Elbe. Lubbock possesses
another great advantage in the supply of Russian
goods, which are always to be procured at prices
very little advanced, and sometimes, (as has late
~ been The case) even lower than at ST. Peters
burg. Under these circumstances, although |
have no idea that the blockade of our river can be
oflong duration, to have thoughtit prudent to
make an arrangement wit, Messrs Schmidt and
Ples1ug, to receive and, forward any goods which
may be consigned TO me. They have very re-
spectacle connections, and transact business with
as much reputation as any house in that city. ]
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aleral,nrta Datlp ADVERTISER.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER "a.

C. Subscribers an tom are IN
formed that their babers ualI5e de-
huered at their houses on Nonday,
as usual.
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HEALTR.OFFnE,

SEPTEMBER "a.
The Board of health report four deaths
for the "a hours ending this morning at 10
O'Clock.
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S. SNOWDEN, Sec'ry.
Fridau, September %.

1fI0Gy, oePtem0ef rs.
The experience of this morning has tend
ed to impress upon the minds Of the Board
of Health, the importance of a strict atten-
ton to the notice lately given by them
that the absent citizens should send in and
deposit their Fire Buckets, either at the
Court House or at one of the Engine Houses,
that they may be had in case of necessity.
~ All absent citizens are, therefore,
requested to pay particular attention to this
notice.
A. JAMESON, Chairman.
S. SNowDEN, Sec'ry.
The brig George, Taylor, cleared out from
CharIefon for this port on the rsth nAanr.
The Court of Appeals in London, on the 90 OF
Augna, reverted the ientence Of condemnation,
and admitted the claim for vsGel and cargo, Of he
thip EAex, Orne, of SaIeis, condemned at New
Providence, in October 1850.
The Light Houfc on Clsrk's Point, at the en-
trance OF me harbour Of New Bedford. has been
entirely confirmed by fire. No judgment has yet
been formed of the csu(e.
ExtyaF Of letter from an AmfvFc<n gentleman
mLouaon, mder date Of Auggf 4. 1903.
"London and Wefminfer will have 100, 900
troops. There are at leaf that number exerciied
four hours every day. The public fquares and
church yards in many parilles are occupied for the
purpofe OF training them. In three months this
hive
of men. If France does not attack vegy /og1,
her own Tea port towns will be laid waite They
already talk of forming an army er France, to
meet that of England upon the continent. This
force will nor be leis than zoo, 600, and molly
volunteers. Let the invaiion be on which iide il
may, the conflict will be dreadful.
Il has been reported that certain Great Man
wi(hes TO fhake off G4llatia Paine Duane and
Cbeetbam & that he has almof accomplished is as
to the three laf. He begins to with TO manage his
own affairs 10 his own way, undltturbed by too
m8cb regulation. But the Gfas1aa mar 3lt is
too frongly fixed in popularity to be Influenced
by kt;nts or mods Ihe Graf Man ought TO have
though, of this before he connected his character
and popularity with fugitives from the juGice of
other countries. But as be icems TO be in di
lemma, the following anecdote is offered to bis
confidcfation,s as an excellent precedent.
The late duke of Orleans, Of France, fnfpsdtng
that his treafurer had quands'edbi biz a7eney, gave
him notice that, on certain day, he fhould call
upon him for (ettlement. The treafurer immc-
diately exerted himfelf among his friends, and OBJ
tanned: by loans, as much money as was neceGary
to make up all Deficiencies. The Duke was panc-
tual to the time. The treafnref, falsdcd sha, all
The money was in the boxes, rendered the key TO
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Captain Pitb, J'om Loaaou. 65as tfayo,sd Ks qytb
flesll.ft6s paPs,sef t6afaci.y 10 Aag. 5.sVe eaey
jae6 articles as tine and sur Limits 4oW bermjt.
BERLIN, July 70.
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A. JAMESON, Chairman.
S. SNowDEN, Sec'ry.

The brig George. Taylor, cleared out from
CharleGon for this port on the Isth Infant.
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The Light Houfe on Clsrk's Point, at the en-
trance OF the harbour Of New Bedford has been
entirely confirmed by fire. No judgment has yet
| been formed of the csule.