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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
REPUBLICANS.

LILY TO your pott--your enemies are abous
l. TO take you by fnrprixe---they dare not
face you msnfally, bnt hope to defeat you by
an aGaolt in The dark.--rhey know your num-
ben and your courage, and they will fhrink
from the con,ce, it they find you prepared for
The ba,,le---laks your aand, aud they are de-
iealed.
RrPURLIcANs,
You have borne the infolence of an srtrinei-
bLS fa9isn too ione-By your moderation they
are invited 20 exertion--Convince then that
their hopes are vain--Let this be their laa
Aruegle--FolloS up your plans with fpirit. and
il will be the laa--Whst has induced them TO
renew the engagement, !--Nothing more or iefs
than conviction that sszv or nsys, il their
me-They perceive thar the intended Inaitp-
lioos, a Reps5hear BANK and ISsuaANcR
CoMrAwY, in Newport, arc death TO the fac
fov-sheie once saabiifh.d, their influence is
gons--their defpersre mesfures NUT be aban.
doned mo longer will they re!uf. all intere ufie
with Republicans. When the new BANK Is
eitsblihed. the Republicans wiA ex,eod the
hand IS felIasfhip aod fofg,yenefs 10 their o.
tending brethren and they mott take IL, or re-.
main forever a [a6os tor the moment the
BANK fhali commence its operations, the Re.
pubieans are. ia evey sslt<6, independent /,
and can exia and PROPER. - dyRi~a people in
the fame town, il the ridiculous obitinacy of
the ttderaid, nall admit of 10 other line of
conduet.---Already, Citizsps, you Gee the ad.
vantagcoos sfsess OF the contemplated Inaitu-
tions--yoor notes are to be difcounteJ at so
da,s, initead Of 80 days as heretofore e--Ler nor
this opportunity efcspe you bot attend, pune
tuaily, at the Ausuf meeting, and eleet your
REPRRssNrsrIvss for October SefIipn Of the
G nsral Az m,iy, from thofe who have the beR
:nserclts of the town at hcsrt.
urAT,CtINEA
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Nuio 10 Hmey,car Mfrbanf,.

VTHS 10 hWfFfc0F WfFf6drUs
hi, BiiIanic MajeAy has Judged il sxpedi-
enf to eaabliih the mot rigorous blockade at the
entrance of the mouth OF the river Elbe, and
to maintain and enforce the fame IN the ARIA.
eft manner sccoriing TO the uhges OF war ac-
knowledsed and allowed in fimilar cafes.
JAMES MAURY.
ASr'iena Co.falatr. Livs,posi, N Jsly, 1907.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
LOUISIANA.

On the isth Of May. the Hon. Mr.. King,
late American Miniaer at London, sddrcfIed .
letter TO Lord Hawkeibnry. in which he aates,
That the com plet- Sovereignty of the town ard
territory OF Nes Orleans, as we'll as al LouiG
ana, az the fame was heretofore poGeGcd by
Spain, has been acquired by the United Srs,es
OF America and that in dSswing up rho trea-
ty, care has been taken. 70 to frame the "a ne.
as not to infringe any right Of Great Psiiain In
the navigation Of the river Mifihppi." '
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
Cef, ya kat, frsm Lud Hsrplsesy 70 Mr..
Kisg. dafei May Io. 1903.
Dowxiss-sTREGr, MAY 10, 1903.

Having laid before the king your letter Of
the eth Of this month. in which yoo inform
me, that treaty va hgued at Paris on the
goth Of 'ae uon'h, by the plenipo'eo'iarirs OF
America and France. by winch the complete
fovercienty Of the town and territory Of New
Orleans, % weII ss Of al iouihsu, has bern ac.
quired by the Uoited States ;--f have receiv-
ed his rnajcay's commands to ex,refs 10 you
rhe bltak1r sith Which his msjeay has RECEIVED
this intelligence, sus 90 add, that bi mejJJ
,eg4,Ss re ea,s w5if1 ha 5sss fatrs 70 % f,a.,
IBIS tray a. s,fD f,frrgs sv rgt, IF Gys~
B,aiss m fb, savgsfSs Of ,bs ,7IsEfti az fb,
~,s JsrbfSasy ss'lsses Of Syts6i''- ." ibs
fsn sf f5s Ssvs~ss1 Y f5s Usis< Sssrn, cor.
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=
Your obed. hum. seryt.
(Sisned) JOHN NJ. FOaDh'''

Il
The Iacobn editors from one end OF the o'N"
Try to the Other have openly declared i1e ftf's@f
g4psrameaf If Frame n 9Sspotisa, and rs ,alFl
'depot. IN this, they only subscribed to tie =.
tltrents which every republican p}per pas suesa
ously laboured foT wears 70 nculcatv, ala 20 -
ptess sgro0Gly IN the pnhlic mind. the
plns, however, nov proclaim L as diseoEesJ
.helr own, and as uutb JUST pronu'gra 70
world. livery cuv in AmrIica, eYcePttnase VIZ
have been imported si6e thar tire, Knows tS' a.
the Gonlncnceinenr Of the Frrnch revo!t Non' -,
ncst every rtpubcan in this county was "e'.
wisher to hat was then supposed 70 oe ING gu
Of frcedomin France. Soon, however, very soon,
et:er the commencement Of that revolutRI, az
sensible men clearly perceived, thar its necessary 1
teadency was TO a despotiSN more complete Sbdli
France had ever experienced aud al! hciest 4Hsil'
except they were duped ard deuGed, jei1sa VIII
ere voice N deprecatng Il nctarcns eohaue' 81
that nation. TIE republicans OF Tie Y states
were free and prompt to declare, that oil liberty
WIS rooted out ir.m France, aud, that howeNer
fIriousIy tie iacabins mgnr talk ofthe glorioHs s
achievements Of ar aeat user npR6hf, NC
wbale WIS a farce, and tie people OF tra9ee
would at last fad themselves III state CT lnsta-
bic bondage. Such was tie language ofiepubircaf
editors,
On tile other hand, the democrats charged those
who held tlis lang age, with nonartbieal p'Inci-
pies, with hostility to the-tigbls e nan, ard witis
beirg the pFostiluted hireiiugs Of the British 60
vernment. While extohng 70 tie heavens the
succ sSive tyrauts OF France, from iynrat y Buc
naparte, they FLIED the Of the Vulgar with Tie
most wicked and scurilops abuse OF those wllo
were striving to prevent the Ike ou0ases in enr
own country. Not more THAN three years have
laterveneo, as the flies Of every jacobm p'Fef IN
the uaion wall testify, snce Bonapasce ~as made
tie subjsct Of the most exravagant applause, and
the most indecent and fulsome toasts, at time
TOO when he was ravagrlg Europe AID Asa wi-l
ere and sword, and our rulers were csluGra.ed
and insuted Tor not joining rs The folly. NhaS
ought the Amcncaa people to think of The az
dcrssanding and integrity of these men, who could
apPiand every sep whoa was taken 10 pluage
France into the desposism il which she IS row
imputed, and At lasr cry ont, thar Boad5qrte is a
fgraaf, and France isu tba.nst c. Z. S.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sent. %.

Arrived, ships South Carolina, Fisher, Liver
pool Tiljman, Warren, Naps4; briggs Assist
ance, Sweetser, Charleston; Venus, Webb, ST.
Andero; schr. Active, Lewis, Boston: sloops
Juno, Ellery, Jamaica, Via Lazaretto; Maria,
Wilcocks, StOnngton.
Cleared, ship Elizabeth, Morris, Wilmington,
iDel.l schrs. Mary. Gordon, Trinidad; Harno-
ny DockenduH, Boston; Fayourite, Cottefi,
New YORK Louisa, Latimer, West ladies ;
sooP, Penelope, iugo, Bermuda; ship Aoi4ble
Rinksr. from Naples; brig Lilly, Nichols.
from Kingston; Ann, Lord, from do. schoopei
Sophia, , from Boston soop Phllo Data
gonia, Mess from Naples, and two ships Zone
under English colours, names unknown are be
low. Also, schr. Liberty, Bender, z days from
Savannah. and sloop, iname unknown) from
Jamaica.
Arrived yesterday, ship Illlman, Warren q
Charleston, IS days from Nantz, only left thef
schr. --, of Boston.
CAPT Warren spoke the following vessels %
his passage. Aug. IL, in the Bay of Biscay, g.
leagues w. Of Cordovan the ship H2]cyon, cap
Manly, of and from Charleston bound to Ro
ebele, SS days cut. 18Th. Aug. in lat. A..
- AN0' ~ Ne-9'1 lt'S oShi' Oniliu
al, Of Marbehead. John Russell master, 2 day.
from Boston, baurd to Blbos. Aug. 90, spok.
the big Alistides. captain Dill, 70 days from
Philadelphia bonhd to Bordeaux.
September lQaspoke the ship Flora, of and
for New York, Stephen Lee master, 80 days from
Amsterdam.
Captain Webb Of the brig Venus, sailed from
St. Audero, on the evening Of the l4th August
in company with the brig Tartar, Of and for Phi
ladephia and parted company on the 18th same
month, off Cape OrtegaI.
Capt. Webb left at ST. Ande,o the following
American vessels.
BFlgs Juno, Watson, for Norfolk, 10 sail in 5
days; Davis, Malaga, TO saiIin 5 days. Also,
left an English ship, prize 10 the French, shelwas
from Jamaica for Liverpool.
The American brig Alligator, Stone, sailed
from ST. Andsro on the Ioth August, for The Isle
Of May.
Capt. Webb spoke the subsequent vessels on
bis passage. September 9th, on the Newfound
land Bank, ship ard brig from Jamaica for Ii.
verpool had lost the fset in lat. 4s, l9, N. long
1879, w.
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Ihl1iN DokLGrs Rcza01d.

RAN AWAY iaa Chrifimas . negro mar called
JOE, who was hircd to Mr.. George w. Lad.
fy, at the Oscoquan Mills, FOR The two lait years
psit. and was diicharged al he aforementioned
time and directed 70 come home, but have not
feen him: he is about S. years Of agc, has no
PARTICULAR n,lrk that remember, his cloalhino T
cannot detcr.be, as have not icsn him for IN.
wards Of two years he AooFs mech in his walk.
and generally carries fick. have lately been
Informed that he hes been employed at brick
yard in or about Alexandria.
dJ6,
A negro woman Gales JENNY, about twenty
years Of age, likely, black, tall and 4 n made
woman, went of about he fff Of AueuR .atE.
am informed that ihe is harbaured in Fair!sx,.
Neck, by fomc tree negroes who are employed
there by dih.Eent perf9ns,
vii! give ,he above Reward TO anyperfon thac
will dc iyer fad Runsways 10 me, living near
Colchester, and prove The hsrbourins or employ
ing Of ,hem OF FfUe D9llars for each ffecured IN
jail, 70 that get them again.
WILLIAM TRIPLETT.
September IS. d6s
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B Al.TIMORE, Sepf. "a.

Arrived. hiP Sally, captain Null, 1T days
from Aiaaetdam. June -, was boarded BY thu
Bfisifh {Figate lie Fonuaa, and detained IL
hours treated her very isaaolitey, b'tiieS pref
fpg two men aad one p9talger, German.-
AoguH 9sh, ipase lie lllsp Columbus, captain
Creeibsook, So days from Anaerda,n, bound to
charlsiton, iorpiied the S4ily with provlGoqs.
September 4, fpoke the big iiannabal, captain
, from Kcnnebeck, bound to Ba,5adoes, out
s days; alto fupplied The Sally. Aneua Il
ipoke The flip I1ranei8 captain Stone, Of Newbuty
2off, from Norfolk, bourd TO Falmouth, out 10
days; alo fupplied the Sally.
September II.
The fhp Samuel Smitb, Stiles, in l66 days
from Batavia, is aground on Swan Point. Sailed
in company with the Smalwaod, Sanford, and
big Fame, Nicke!(on Of this port Tor Europe
Off the WeiSern lflands feliin with the Enelih
Aoop Of war Garner, aho informed her of the
waffle ,hcn altered her copfe for this porr-
the Smallwood proceeded to Cowcs, and the Fame
% the Mediterranean.
Arrived, thip Portfmou,h, Pete1kio, 40 days
rom London. Lcfr fhip Olive, Bcyden, of and
Tor Baltimore, 10 o3sys. of The Banks, was
boarded by the Bytilh ffigate Con,lla, and treat
% politely. PaAengers in the Portfmauth-
Mef.s. Barring, Of Philadelphia George Mint
Thy, OF Londoa; James Buchanan, of Baltimore !;
and Muir, Of Alexandra.
Sap Atalanta, Tucker in So days from Lon,
don. In lar. ~. long. 5, spoke slip Active,
from Charleston to London. Lat. S., long. 60,
spoke Inc Schooner Minerva, from Cape Ann to
Antigua out days; ship Augusta, Danson,
So days from LnerpooI; Bremen brig Seepferd,
alandels, Z days from Bremen; brig George
Washington, Wyer, 4s days from Gibraltar.
Left ship Monsoon, Nicholson, OF Boston; Ac-
tress. Clark, n. York, brig Thetls, Rogers, do.
- Spoke brig Rochel, Of Alexandra, q hours
cut from Baltimore for Lisbon; big Venelia,
M'Neill, IS days from New Oa-as. I.gfe,
slips Carlisle, Gibson, of Baltimore for Liverpool;
Ocean, Harrison, New York; New York, Sea
ward, of Philadelphia for Cork; 6rigs Patty,
Hall, New York; Venus, Sanford, do. Hiram,
Lark, Philadelphia; PalIas, Ingersa1, Stoning-
ton, schr. Lucy Ann, Johns, % days from St.
Thomas. Left brig Ruby, Janny, OF Balt;more;
schr. Chance, Smith, do. Susanna, Hayes, DO.
orig Dye, ---, of Alexandria, sailed with
the Lucy ANA. Lat. %, 4, long. 70, l6,
poke schr. Neptune, Eat.n, RON Charleston
,or Cape francois; big Perseverance,, from do.
a DAa.sh schooner from do. schrs. Polly, Cras-
berry, II days from BarnstabIe Lively, Ethe-
ridge, &c days from Edenton.
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L 4TE FROn MARTINIQUE.

Capt Stevenson. Of the pr afac Sciif. Trya'
arrived at n. Y. on Thursday fyom Matt
niqqe, infarrs that there wefc several Blush mes
ct Wal routd that lsla2d who conupurd to block
ade it closey, ana prevented all American vessels
with provisions ftm entering the ports, ard de-
tanned all they caud,ake coming out. The il
habitants express bnt little apprehension from az
expected attack Of the Engllsb, and had ssfcng!y
fortified the place. Provisions were very h,zh
Notwithstanding they had enou6hin the island to
LAST some time.
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Sept. II, in lat. -, so, N. long. 81, w. the
schr. FalSne, from Boston, 7 days out for Cadiz
all we'll.
Sept. 18th, in lat. 40. 80, N. long. So, w. an
English brig from Jamaica for Ireland, OH 3
weeks.
Sept. IS, lat. AZ, 80, N. long. "a, W. sehr.
Temperance from the Straits Of Belisl., for Sag
HARBOUR, Long Island, out Il days laden with
Fish and Oil.
The ship Benjamin Morgan, Of Boston, 1ebdr
so days from Bordeaux, for this port, was. spoke
Sept. 4. lar. AZ, 81, long. SO, 80, b capt. LON
bard, OF the schr. jane, arrived at Boston, from
Lisbon.
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RefreafullY iatcrms his Giends and The roblic
in general, that he has opened ms Store again
in Unon fl eef, where he has for taIe,
All kinds Of GROCERIES,
Rhode laand Checie ard Potatoes,
Onions Corn Meal, togcfhe witb
F1sM Fruits ard Ms, viz.
Oranges, lemons, fines, 'amnsan,s, rafos,
fig, prusns, Engiih waInu's, almonds, and tllel
bagks.
PHILADELPHIA Boalcd Cy1er
Of thr fra qeaIi'y. excellent fat nackaFcl BY the
barrel, ard fit quality chewing tobacco.
Abel Willis.
Sept. rs.
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LOST on Saturday laf, between Go Town
and Mr.. VIM. FitzHushs, Of Rovenfworth, a
Blue Morocco Pocket Book,
there were in Is, as veil as is remembered, Two
Huudled and Sixty Dollars in bank notes, a bond
Tor a5 pounds, and fomc o'rer papeIsof 40 ippors
TO any one bn, the fnbfctibcF, who will on rs
nforation paw the above reward Of twill be
paid by the PfiRtef If delivered 70 rim.
Burwell Ballet.
c-nt re
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-, zion. For You cannot bat remember
~. Iapa YOU have traced them up To she remot,
'"' .a,;oaty. both III the works OF the learned Dr.
en- - yell as in the works Of the authors, and
l D Of the Jaquere in France. Before
pp,nrlude this long letter, dawn from rae by the
,r.esstable desire ofunbosoming myself to an old
rss,d after an absence OF ten or twelve years,
.anst propose scheme 70 you, the accomplishments
(which lies very near my heart, and must be (it
.,oa have not by uisfotunes gfowu luke warm)
31,1c-d in the core of yours. 1t IS thls-As the.
,;s's S nor arrived in this country, for the opera
.;on &C che real Rights of Man, that you with.ut
asIav publish the third part Of the Age OF Reason,
Iwb,ch. find by yourletters, is ready for the press
n order TO enlighten the people and prepare them
= af the dignihed and important part allotted
g. thrm. against our return from Abroad, or IS
s,oo Afterwards as we shail bslus.hct by clscuan.
s,anees. That upon this qualifications oeing na3e,
and committed TO the care of zeaous friends of
tbe csuss, fwho are not fewl we turn cur property
into cash, and embark fer Francs in the FIST ship
that sails. That we touch at Paris, add It's envi
rons. to unkennel tn Markee Delafayetr, and
Colonel Moeroe's old friend Bareass, wish some
esler great philosophers, tno@ fear IN the back
yround) who will certainly attend us as fellow
abourers in rhis. grand undertaking, Tor YOU know
one Of the wise and v;s,uous naxims OF that pre-
found statesman, the MarIee Eelatayette IS
q that instruction is sacred duty" Aaothei
also is, g for nation TO be free, 1t Is suficieQt
that they will it"
Now he must go with US, in order TO prove
n. soundness Of these two wise and virtuous
maxins. That we cali at Mendon, TO see The
state Of the Tanery, established there by the Rights
Of Man, for the purpose of tanning human skgs,
and then proceed directly through Prussia, Ger
many and Poland, (propogating the Rights OF
Man all the way we gol to Russia, andplant the
tree of liberty in The centre square of St. Peters
burgh. Oh. my friend, what sublime idea
AS shall immediately give up my present bust
ness, intend SHOULD nothing intervene to pre-
vent t) to be in Washington on the 23d OF jan
nary, when We Will make our final arrangements.
On that day, propose, that |, and you, Doctor
Cunningham, COT who's, | have heard much) Duh
and Gen. Jackson with one or two other phloso-
piers shall dine together at Lovel's Hotel, on
calf's head. am pretty certain, from their known
ZEAL that Dun and Gereral Jackson viii attsHa
US in making this grand Tour # they refuse,
which | cannot bring my self . suppose, J shall
strongly suspect them of Apostasy. However, more
of this when we Inee..
With the warmest wishes for the success of this
scheme in the North, and of the good old cause
mesery cline, Tam, my dear old Friend, your
sincere fellow laborer.
]. 0LDNEY.
Jan. 10, 1908.
P. S. i send this. by a rusty friend, with whom
YOU may freely and safely Communicate.
n
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Fran tbe Paris 'Tau,n0l du Commerce.
I" II O T ! c. L.

{" Thofe whom il may concern, are informed,
that The office Of tie American Commtiopers,
appointed under The late convention between
France and the United States, is opcncd at Pa,
ris No. 1859, R=u de L'Univeriae, fsuboufg
Saint German.
" All communications TO the Board are 10 be
addseGtd in writing ffanked, and TO De under
Ggned, fecretary 10 the commllloners.
" NAT. CUTTING"
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Meranhrfa Dailp ab5srtissr.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %.
HEALTH-OFFICE,

SEPTEMBER28.
The Committee of Health report two
deaths, for the last "a hours ending this
morning at 10 O'Clock, neither OF them Of
the prevailing fever
ANDREW JAMESON,
Chairman.
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bic, or insist ona detention, which WIN -.
very heavily on YOU or him but ! am ii' 80
confident you viii be allowed to P.oos,
on your voyage. Sincerely WISHING - 49,
may be the case, remain with cue
spect,
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The brig Alexandria, Dye, sailed from
ST. Thomas's for this port, in company
with the Lucy Ann, arrived at Baltimore.
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Lojt at the Ja5e Fire,

~
A fire Bucket panied red and inicribed Frank
lin Fire Society, VIM. Ladd, 1872 Whoever
VIII return it to the iubicriber lhall be literally
rewarded. G. LADD.
Sept. II.
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Paris, Sth July, 1905.

A treaty Of ofensye and defensive alliance, has
been concluded between the French, Dusch and
Italian Republics, and ratified b. the Chef Consul
at Brussels, The King OF Span has been invited
TO accede to it.
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caby Of a letter Of instructions given 5y
1ohn H. Forbes, Esq. ConSm Of The q
nted StGtes, at Hau6lugh, to capt. E!E0t
Qfthe brig Deity, dated
Hamburg, 1871 Jaly, 1908.
Capt. D. Eliot,
SIR-By the protest which you have
made before me, it appears that you have
been ordered to return to this port by the
blockading squadron at the mouth of the
Eibe. During the most vigorous blockade
OF the last war, the most extreme cases de-
cided in the English courts of admiralty,
admitted 6 that neutral vessel en,ering
even an enemy's ports and fairly and inno-
Gently taking on board cargo prior TO any
knowledge Of blockade, might be allowed
to proceed home with the cargo thus load
ed. Onthis head Sir VIM. Scott's opinion
On the case Of the prov Judith, Workers,
masters" (Robinson's admiralty reports,
vol. /. page $50 viii leave no doubt on a
ny mind This was case ola vessel COM
ing out of Havre-de- Grace, August 81,
1898. This being the case as it respects
trade with enemies / conceive that all pre-
cedent must be extremely forced 10 extend
the doctrine of blockade to a vessel under
similar circumstances coming out OF a port
avowedly neutral. Ny opinion, therefore,
is, that you should lose no time in proceed
ing to sea; should YOU be visited by any
naval force, would recommend to you to
observe the greatest m0deration and .j1raa-
ness; to do or say nothing that shall be cal
culated to irritate those who may have a
power over your person or property; to
submit to, and even to seek legal adjudi-
cation. On your arrival in aport In En-
gland, you will Immediately enter your
protest, and write to the Consul OF the u
nited States OF America at London, &. w.
Erwing, Esq. to whom I shall also write,
by mail. Your case is SO much the strong
er, as you not only had loaded, but sailed
prior to any knowledge of the existing
blockade. On further perusal of Robin
sons Admiralty Reports, | find that there
is not case In which the subject of block
ade is touched, where Sir VIM. Scott does
notfully and quivocally declare the same
sentiments. In the case Of the Juno,
Beard, master, page IS, vol. II, part 1st.
he used these words =" A ship that has
& entered previous to a blockade, may re-
{" tire in ballast, or taking cargo taat had
!" been put on board before the blockade
g This is the distinction which have held
g and shall hold, till | am corrected by
:" superior court"
Besides your protest, you have certih-
cate from the secretary ofthis city, that the
blockadewas notified by the British Charge
d'Affairs, on the 9Th instant. With such
documents, and under such circumstances,
/ cannot believe, that the commanding Of
fcer of the blockading squadron, will be
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LCt,
THE franc Warehoufc on King nreet, two
doors above Pitt Street, now occupied by Am
brofe Valie. PoGefion will be given on the 18th
Of this mon,h-applY, in the abfence of the
fuhfcriber, to Col. Dennis Ramfry.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-28

Copy Of a letter 9f instructions gf0en by
Jain II. F0rbes, Esq. Consul Of The u
nited Stctes, at Ham6amgh, to capt. EH0t
ofthe brig Deity, dated
Hamburg, 1871 Jaly, 1905.
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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30
514T1URDHI. APRIL so, 1905.

q / meeting Of the Common FyslI. f,r t..
K = cry Of Richmond, called Nv the Mo
and ns!d a the houie Of william, ROE. in Enc = Il
'iEy, ON "aonday the a8eh day ofpetrrarv. ,soz.
Nf's!Oe4, thar rhe Mayor give motto: IN yf'
newspapers, that the Hall have adopted pja. e.,
a Fpok HOUSE, and vii receive propgi5I, ron,
.Aoer ,akers for building the fame. al s7v r.roe he
!oIe the third Mondayiu 7ext mouth. Tbs ,lan
IS lodged IN the hands of Ms. Robert 2. i.I,p.
l ne PfoPo'als mutt be made 10 wiring.
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