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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-29
TRANSLATION.


PARp, ,crb F,said1,. (r6b Sept 1904, Iofb
yea, sfibe R,fubfe, Ore and Is&ivyGbk.
The Cohfuls Of the Republic on the report
Of the Miniaer OF the Marine and Of the Colo
nies, decree
Art. J. Any vcHcl, coming from the pofts
of the United States Of Arnerics. cannot be al.
rnitted in thofe OF france 10 free pra'ic. If fhc
do not carry bin Of health 10 due form, and
if ne fhsll not era have undergone viht
Rejecting the faie Of fhe crew on board Of her.
Art. II. This viht fhsll be made by fhe
cooncil Of heslih formed in each port Aud In
order that the refplt thereof may be more cer-
,ainly aiccrtaned, the captain Of the veGcl fhall
be bound TO produce the bill Of healih Of which
he mpfs be the bearer, 10 declare whether any
Gck are on board bis veGel, what hs, been the
aa,e of health therein during his voyage,
whether he had any Communications at Tea Of
what nature they were, and lsaly to fa,isfy eve
ry qseaion which may be put to him upon This
fvbjeei.
Art. III. The cooneil OF health fhall de-
eide. according 20 the reiult Of its vlit, wbe'h-
er or not il be proper to admi, fhc veHcl viG,ed
to free pra,ic In this Ian cafe, il is ao,horifcd
to iubicd her to quarantine Of obfeS,a alton,
the duration Of which il fhall determine.
Arr. w. The proviGons contained in the
shrcs preceding auisles hsll be rigorouily 3.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-29
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
YrsLF Of Body PEW, No. So-htuate on
II ,h. wea Ai1c very near the pulpit, IN
-. Re,. Mr.. B,adhy's Meeting. Hooie.-fof
,e,a., enquire o! the Printer.
Newport. oct s;' Isofs 1907
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-29
WASHINGqON, January 10.

WASHINGTON, January 10.
The following Ar,ene. which ha, been Official
Iy communicated by the French Government, {,
dsfaves rhc particular attention OF owners
and matters Of vefTcls hound to France, as ir
app,sn thereby that no vcgels from the u
ni,ed States will be admitted 10 enuy in the
Fteuch ports, without bill OF health pro-
peyIy atteicd.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-29
DAVID MELVlLt4, Jun.

Has jun opened. and now offers for fsle, al
his old esnd, next door South Of Mr.. Town.
iend's Coffee houie, a neat and general AZ.
fortmenf Of
HARDWARE, STATIONARY,
and other Articles.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
Diaricf Of Columbia,
County Of Alcxandria, &.
JUNr TERM, 1903.

John Potts, Complainant,
AGAINST
Robcr: Finley, John Bannatyne,
Andrew Buchanen, Jas. Hob
Kirk and Robt. Blchanon Dun. FIN Chancery.
lop, merchants and partners IN
der the firm OF Findlcy, Bal.
natyne & Co. and VIM. Wilton,
Defendants,
Thedefendants. Robert Finley, mo.
gannatync, Andrew Buchanon, Jas. Hobkitk and
Rob. Buchanan Dunlop, NOT having entered their
appearance and given (ecurity according to the
att Of afcmby and the rules of this court, and Il
appearing TO the fati:fattion OF the court, upon
affidavit, that the laid Robert Finley, John Ban
nstyne, Andrew Bachancn, James Iiobkirk, and
Robert Buchanon Danlop are nor inhabitants OF
this dilda, Oh motion of the faid complainant,
by his council it IS oyderea, that the fad dc.en-
dsnss, Robert Finley, John Banntayne, Andrew
Buchanon, James Hobkirk, and Robert Buchanon
Dunlap do appear here on the hrif day OF Novesi-
Der court next, and enter their appearance TO the
fuit and give iccurity for performing the decree OF
the court; and that the other defendant VIM
Willon. do not pay away, convey or iecreie the
debts by him owing 10, or the elta'e or effects
in his hands belonging to the fad abient deien
dants, Robert Finley, John Bannsayne, Andrew
Buchanon, James Hobkirk and Robert Buchanon
Dunlop until the further order or decree Of this
court /; and that copy of this order be forthwith
pubIifhed for two months flcceaigey, in one OF
the public newlpspers publjihcd IN this county,
and. that another copy be ported at the front door
of the court houfe Of the faid county.
A copy--TeA, G. DENEALE,
S 40. dam Clerk
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
TIE SAFE

N -s>s
Jfthe property sdvsrtifrd on tns Stt Of AuguH
AFT by US, in rurfuance Of the decree OF the cis
suit court of the difrd Of Columbia, for the
county Of Alexandra, at the laa June term OF the
aid court, and in purilance OF the laa will and
feaament of Lewis Hipkins, decealed, 10 take
place on This day at she houfe of Francis Daniel,
at the Liesle Falls of the Potomac, is snavod
ably potponed until Saturday the Izth day Of
November next, at which place and on which
day, if fair, ifsnot the next fair day, will pof-
lively be fold by us, ar public auction, 10 the
highei9 bidder forready moneys,
The JoILo1ufqg Property, Uaz.
IS. One Undivided third part Of ao7 acres Of Land,
in tie faid diiiritt, near the faid Little Falls,
upen which are Merchant Mills, with three pair
of French brrr mill fones, and every necehary
& and convenient machinery for manufacturing -four
to the bea advantage; alfo brewery and dilfl-.
lesy, miiler's hode, brewer and dlitiiiers houie
and iundsy osher improvements, This property
! will besihswm 10 any petton who may incline TO
dsrchafc it, by the iaid Ffancis Daniel, At any
J. time before The falc.
tratf Of Land ia Fairfax county, about three
5. miles from the fsid Little Fails, containing 2o7
acres, upon which is dwesling bouie, in which
S Mrs Sulan Wrep;Iiyes, ana iundsy other improve
msnts; aboHt two thirds OF this land are cleared,
and III. remainder ia wood; il is good farming
land. Mr. WiAiam Wafers, who lives rear it,
viii new this lsna TO any pssfpn OF perfons who
NAV lnciias 20 purchaie il, at any time previous
TO the faIs.s.
Mrs. Syfan Wen, who vas the widow of the
j. laid LV+sis Hipkins, has right Of dover 10 the
: sfofsiaid pfopssty.. o. Abe fais will commence
at twelve O'Clock.
Philip R. FeDdail,
ROBBERS Young, Ex'tors.
- William Waters,
Sept. &c, d
- 70 CafN sEI0ee for Tzeas linen
and e0ttOp rags.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
Late Publications.
Tor Sac BY Robert s. Join G,-ov
BOOKSELLERS Il STATIONrps -

NM bIREET,
-RAVELS ID Upper and Lower E2yot. Il.
L ing the campaign Of General Bonapartr i
thai country BY Vivant Dsnon, Z vol. sva
price $50 cents, in boards.
Hifory Of the Britih Expedition to Eevnt.
by Rqpett T. Wilton, one vol. Syo. price G.. , 60
cents, rSpun3.
Rolcoe's Life Of Losenz, de Medici: vol
Syo. pfice CTS ceIr in boAdTs, or 10 dolls. bound
in calf and gilt.
Parents Friend, or extracts from the ptincpa!
wo;ks on Education, from the time of Monia.
que TO the preient day vol. Svo. p:ice 400
cents. bound.
Public Characters, or Contemporary Biography
containing memoirs Of thirty FIX Of the mott con.
foieuous characters Of the Preisnt age. price aso
cents, bound.
DomeGic Encyclopedia: now publihing by
fnbiariPtion, TO be comPrifed in vol. Svo. price
to fublcribers 2 50 cents, per vol in boards.
Friend OF Women: tranlatcd from the French
of Boufdicr de Vlllenett, by a. Morrice, price
100 cents.
Wahington's Letters on Agriculture, $40.
roo cents in boards.
John Bull, or an Englihman's Fire Side
new and celebrated Comedy, in five acts, by Geo.
Colman the Younger, price IS cents.
R. and I. GRAY
Keep conltantly for file, an exterGve sGrt.
mens Of writing paper and blark accpuat books.
Country Merchants
may be fuppled with the following articles, by
the grofs or dozen, en- as good terms az they can
be putchaled in Baltimore or philadelphia:
Almanacs for The year 1904, ichool bibles and
teltameuts, Epifcopal prayer books, Watts plain.
and hymos, Rippon's, Wealey's and Newton's
hymns, New Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Tore8's
and Eatick's pocket dictionaries, Univenal, Web
fcr's Dilworth's, Columbian and Pearce's (pel.
ling books, n. England and Colombian primers,
SCOTS leiIons, Enfield fpeaker, Monitor, Muir.
rays Engith ssader, Sequel to do. Introduction
to Reading, E[op's fables, Afhe's grammar, and a
great variety Of cheap and toy books, WaIkdens
bclt Britih inkpowder for records, inkhoIders Of
various descriptions, red morocco pocket books,
falling wax, waters playing cards, bonnet boards,
&c. sc.
Al6 on Hand,
$50 reams good wrapping paper, a few kegs
printing ink of an excellent quality, complete
afTortment of German flutes from to II dolls.
each, yiolins, violin arings, bows and bridges
infrudions for the fife, hGte, volin, &c.
Nota Bene-All new American Pub
licati0ns Of merit are regularly received by Raj.
and join Gray, and may be had at their book
fore in King frcet at the fame prices al which
thew feil were The, are pubGled.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27

Il Warehouie to Let. 49,
/ will rent my Warehouse. fituate on n! NJ I
Greet, adjoiniog the manfon honle IN wnien 80
live, oppoG.e Mr.. ]. Kincaid's. Poisliion ", q,
be had Immediately. 1t is very convenient En- -,
Grocery fore, or a Flour Merchant; :"
terms applyt to T. MAKo hhhH -
June 2.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
Frederick KemeImmyer,

( Respectfully informs the public that he has
opened Drawing School next door to Colonel
Hooe's, Water freet,) where he will inGrutt
young Ladies and Gentlemep in drawing and
painting in Water Colours and Crayons every day
inthe week, except Saturday. Hours of attend
ance for young Ladies from twelve to one, AID
gentlemen from 6 to 7 O'Clock in the forenoon.
He aJi0,
ProfefTes Portrait Painting in Oil and Crayons,
and all other branches belonging to the art of
painting except houf- painting.
LIkewljs,
Guilds looking glaAcs and picture framesin the
beit and neateft manner pohible.
Auguh 81. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
ALlo on Hand,
Lend for Sale.

with to fell from thouland to twelve hundred
acres of good Farming Land, 10 the couoY of
Fairfax, on the waters of pope's Head and Jon.
nymore luns.
This land will either be fold together or in f.
parate parcels. as may be agreed on 1t is we'll
dtuated for the diipofai Of produce, being withlo
twcnty miles of Alexandria, and thirteen OF the
'Occoquan Mills.
Any pc,ion, wifing to purchafc, may know
the terms by applying to the fublcriber n'lt
Countries.
John Gibson.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
Ten Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the fubfc5iber, onthe roth
Of July, negro man named
OSES:
he is a tall bohey man, about 6 feet high, not
very felhy, has remarkable fear acrols the
middle of his note, his hair long and trait for
that eta Negro, though not tied. He has been
feveral times leen fcuking about Alexandria
Any perfon who will deliver me the faid Ne
gro, or fecure him and give me information
thereof, fhall receive the above reward
AUG: J. SMITH.
Fairfax County, -
ANg. 3.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27

60. ooucnong
-oflate impoIsa,ions and excellent quality.
Ably next door bSlow Col. Gilpin's, in King
areet, 10
John Potts.
Sept. I. d3s ava
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
Rlcletts, Newton and Co.

Ricketts,, Newton and Go.
Haze veeeiUrd md far SAX,
A ew bales German Linens,
4trunks calicoes and chinszes,
DO. hohs,y,
u boxes wool and cotton cards,
IL trciTs shreads,
40 boxes dipp'd sadmouid candles
!. 10 hhds. snolsiies,
IS 90. jamaica fpirits,
6 do. iugars.
fao basseis prime pork,
1 SO do. behring's,
| 40 do. fhad,
| 80 kegs James river tobacco, 5
100 ions platter.
EF They are giuing cen, for aOheists
-four, corn, rye, bsans and tobacco.
ApguG &c. d r.:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27

kT.ecsl t<gncSt
Dusha1l and Dixonss Muasrd,
Aifpice, C;onamons Cloves, Mace and Nut
megs,
Nansz and Bourdeaux Salad Oil,
Il Cstchpp, branded FRUITS and Englilh Pickles,
Olives, Capcrs and Anchoyies, AZ.
Prnaes, Raifns. ard foft thcll Almonds. RI
\ Leiper's Souffs in bottles, g
Do. bea Smoakipg Tobacco,
sMsl.iass shea Spanifh Segars, SIS
& BalSes Salt for table ule,
Georgia Cotton,
Marsiniqae Ncyeau,
s,ssss1nid and dipp'd Candles,
Isrfey chceic of'sn excellent qualitys
Wrappipg Paper, brown ana blue, II
Roll BrlnsRone, Fig Blue.
Tos5e Rented,
AID po4aion given immediately, the dwelling
HOUSE sboye iaid fore. Il is now in good re-
rsir, ard veil calculated 70 accommodate gen.
steel family. ApPly as above.
Iune Il
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
Notice

ALL perfons having claims a.
gaiah the cfate of William Tripleh, of Round
Hill, deceafed, are lequeaed to bring them for
ward for adjufment and payment; and all
thofe indebted TO the eaate are refpettveiy called
upon to make immediate payment TO the Execu-
tors lit being their anxiofs win to clofe all
the accounts, and fettle with the legatees as
foon as pofible.
Charles Little, F,,trs
Geo. Iripleh, - " "
Inly 7. 60
An Apprentice Wanted.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
lust ARRIVED,

Just. ARRIVED.
From st. Petsrf5Axgs RuJla,
The Ship Hunter, Cap. Midnight:
Has on board, and will be landed and expated
for Ealc in few days,
The following Cargo:
Bar Ison,s loid Sabiel afoued,
Firf quality clean Hemp,
d.. Sail Duck,
Do. Ravensdo.
White and Brown Sheelings,
Broad and narrow Diapers,
billings, &c.&c.
Apply 70 -
and $ sVoNel',
Lawrafonsand Smoot
N. B.lhe SHIP Hunter
IS intended as conRant trader to Ruaia, and may
be locked for early next fail, with more gene
raj sfortment of Rnfia G3ods
Lawra{on and Smoot.
oa.6. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27

10 Let,
THE f,ane Warehoufc on King Greet. two
doors aboys Pist Street, now occupied by Am
,brofe VaHe. P9Gtfion will be given on the 18th
of this month--apply, in the abfence of the
flbfcriber, to Col. Dennis Ramfey.
R. l. TAYLOR.
Augua Il. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
Merchaat's attend I !!
Sept. IS.

.
THE fubfcriber will fell, on low
terms and eafy payment, LOT of GROUND
IN the Town of Port Tobacco, on which there are
ANAL dwelling holie and kitchen, large two
eory Rorc houfe and convenient granarY and fable
10 one of the bea Gands for the retail wet and
dry good buinef. Ifnot fold by9she 18th OF
Novenbse next, il will be exp fedto public fa'e on
that day. MI. Joha E. Fold will contract for
and thew the prsmifes, on application, at any time
previouc - theday OF fale. Anindifputable title
will be mide by
John M'Clenachan.
&C. The abeOe properly was ados1--
tised for sale on the lath Of The present
month, but has been neeessarlly post
9oned.
October II. dts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
TIE Su6JcYabe1-

The Sal65C7'26eT
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
in general, that he has opened his Store again
in Union aseet, where he has for iale,
All kinds Of GROCERIES,
Rhode Ilaud Cheele and Potatoes,
Onions Corn Meal, together with
FyeM Fruits and Nuts, U1z.
Oranges, lemons, lines, tammarinds, raifns,'
figs, pruens, Engliih walnuts, almonds, and iheil
oarks.
PHILADELPHIA. Bottled Cyder
of the fira quality, excellent fat mackarel by the
barrel, and firt quality chewing tobacco.
Abel Willis.
Sebfs1S d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
WILLIAM r AMSAY
lAs OPENED

- - 10 Sji7ElSED
n Grocer Store IN Prince qreet,
ext door 70 Or. Dicks,
sWSere' be iuts~91 ks<pirg a general aD5rfmsut
gexpme sfYie6fia thai Eaf, ard nozv etfi,s ,
Ille on maderafs terms,
LONDON particular
MsdeiEas w1Nrrc.
Port ia cal<s and bottles, 49,
Colmenar and Malaga
Old ST. Julian and Medoc clares in cales 0
dozen each,
White Wine Vinegar,
18th proof jamaica Rum,
d.. Cegaiac Bfapdys
Holland Gin,
Loaf, lump and Mulcovado Sugar,
Sugar Houle N1olsaes,
Imperial, II
Cbalan, *
Eyion,
Young Hyfon, IS
Iiyion Skin,
Sonchong, Sc
Poacboog Soochong, S 8
Padfs Souchong,
Psco Soachong,
Bakca
<S.A.r eft.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-14

n,r nex. halt was at Port Jackson. That
rising colony Is the first from which the
natives have no right ofcomPlalne against
Europeans. They have been treated
with every attention but still resist slf
/ attempts TO civilize them. Though Evs.
ing, for these fifteen years, withihe En-
glish custom. Clothes to them is still 1
snperauity. They rarelywearany thing
70 protect them from cold y; never d gar.
nlsnt 70 hide their nakedness. Their
language has, however, by this inter-
cource, undergone some alterations. s
The English, during the fifteen years
since their settlement here, have alrea.
dy carried their agriculture to alsurpris-
ing extent. The forests have given way
10 cornfelds Of wonderful fertility. Here
are already towns and villages affording
every accommodation of European l,lxu-
~. The population amounts 10 5000
souls, none Of whom are slaves. I send
you sample ofthe wool Of this country.
The sheep which bear il are from Peru.
from Paraguay, from the Cape Of Good
Hope and from Bengal. The breeds are.
here much improved, and are mending
daily. I hose from Bengal, which haye
there nothing but hair, yield here lambs,
having . rich fleece. In i stay of 6se
months, i made excursions into the
country. Leaving Per- Jackson, we
proceeded to survey the resr Of the coast
ct New Holland. The commander
sends to France the .naturalists, with
what collections We have up 70 this time
made e ~ s3ss & q u :
s.:s 4 i !, ..,.s472ss BaILy, Mineraloc;s,.
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BOSTON. Oetoberi.
LATEsT ER0l1 EuR0Rs.

olnee our i.ses ne Sailsto. capt. N
kins. aErived g ssneys rom Plymouth,
1nssana ana nas unfinished Ne q
nonuon p.pess q tne 14eh August.
ttour i.st uafea, ne Ntriike prepar.
9slons and menacing movements n
En8iand ana France eontinqed with ii,-
ersasing lnfere: q t4e latter, troops
We're consinunl!f insrsnihg towards the
senrcoast opposite hnt land and the con-
struetlon @ S9nrooats, and batteanxs
w. proseense1 Win activity and ear
nessness.- q! ne language of the govern
nent was SIN menncink 70 England and
q sPreared serlous y - avowed inten-
uons:in Crest hritains The whole
klngdom had the appearances Of grand
sFace.No subject but tactics was talk-
$40! 40 business prosecuted but that
8 fris,nos eniiefling 80 diseiPliniog
solmess g. ssaklng Out ensampments,
sne en,enen!nsn IL snd g marufae-
sor.ng ne engines ana apparatus o war.
-oearee z book was puonshed, or 2 line
= prcse g ver.s written. out had TOT
~ subject invasiou 90 defenees-Every
'aeserlpacq g people appeared alive 70
me eails ot governments and 4 was ap-
parent nom The movemens n some OF
the ports, and IRON recent aPPointmehts,
mn tne sailors ana soldiers OF Britain,
were Al g be employed - defend
ing me nat,on.-v Voluntary snbscrlPtions
g immense amonnt: were daily hlling |;
and me Womru o. England had sol.
leieed leave % add their mites to the
sand g Patr1otisun.-E Even the Quakers,
tnougn the apostles ot peace, could not
les.st me impulse g Patr'ctisua, nor ne
eoh.asson ct sxample and though they
could not eontribute 70 military mea-
sares, they had made liberal donations
Tor procuring flannel waistecats, blank.
&C.. and other comforts Tor the defend,
ere q sne country.- Amongst the fore
most 9 these were Doctor Leitsetn, and
nir. Hawes.--N outstanding these
measures. many Eeil-iniormed. men do
npt imag1ne tnat nouapaFte WIN ever IT.
ssmpk g tIead on brinsh ground !: and
snlnk ms threats and preparations Tor I'M.
sssioa, : y., 80 s. s',srss e arrest the
> snslos e e, - 49, sse e sxPed+
isicl, which = sid e e htting OUT
9u,oe. ana me sosst q Italy and
gnisn n.s sne reeonquest o Egypt tor It's
o9lsse e NOS eyensnaiiys IN attack On
u, 2 Ens.ish Possess,ons "a lndia.-Ihe
: rsncn nave 2 very .powermt force IN
it.lys-0thefs conlestslre that the cam
psign van nos end witno1t A attempt on
Suerssey, Jersey and lrsIands when.
ever ,he commander 81 me aest at Brest.
which = y state ct Preparation for sea,
shan ehlnk ne can eiude the vigilance Of
admiral CORVALLIS. @5s sfs 4
me poli1eiana Of Europe appeared
Puzzled % ealculite On the conduct and
intentions OF hnssia. she had : aset in
he Baltic, which Tie trench asserted
70: so1oin the British heet g 6rstI
truit ofthe determiuation ct Alezandertoa
check The progress ct French domination.
AthirdParty was ofoPinion that thissqua-
dron was merely out ona tactical voyage,
which has been yearly made, forthe pur-5
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Aggusfa =.

A ceutleu W0e 5lef1 yeSter11y 90 dise
pdtches from ne eonfisent. Aisseport.
ed ne medidsisn e6 Erred 81 Russia has
entirely failed. TIE final Pseposifioa ef
tte emperor mas, thar FRANCE shonld
svifhdraw her troops from Holland and
Rapooes, md that sllaita shonid remain
10 gears II eur hdpds. The proposed,
4 ypas said, mas cooily receipesd ty ;totA
fte 6ri;geyeRt tosUsrs. His imperiai
Mgiesfy has sinre caissedif % ts signifed
70 France than nniess fke French srooDs
are I0ifhdraUn from HGsevev, hesuiIi
find hinself under ne aecessify D d.
dsptilg eqnpnisory means, IN csgiane.
sion NTH the POWERS most iumediateiyia IN.
ferested. & 81 III
a itzv days sinre q council 3 the tepea
French princes spos held. 6 fcheerne
and Dumoariey mere pyesens. With q
vifss @ an expedition lie laftev kas cer-
tainiy cane . shis country. 7ihe ROYAL
standard u srrefed IN France, undty.
these gensrais, ecromtnpied 6y soms
tlep princes. S
4 was reported and generally credited
y nuhlinon Thnrsdag, that soma dis
t1Iuanees nad broken out near Safflek.
masloss 8 tne particulars mad not been.
received when our CORES pondent clos
ed his letter. Il was also seportel, but
We trust and think Without ionndstion,
thai the Unaffected peasantry mean %
make smother atsenPt alter the harvest
= got u. Inc Limerick mail coach
was hfed e neaf dublin, and the guard
severely wounded ;lst l S.
between Balhmsna and Antrims
large IRON gasss are g PC hzed pn IN
several parts Of dublin fcrits more etfec-5
tlai defence, md every possible measure
'has been adopted g repress the hrst ats
tempt 20 disturb the pubic tranquility.
HE activity, vigonr, and vigilance
20 government, will mon permit rs % en-
terrain The slightest apprehension that
tne henels Wan DC able 20 make any sefie
Gus impressinn. but We 90 most sesi-s
ousiy advise me magistrates IN the dii-s
ierent parts OF the Kingdom % be Pscph-
aFiy .ylgilent. We have received let
t:fs, which state that eInissaties eishsr
g me Hsbeisin ireland. or q The French
, IS are NOT ,die.
ihe county o. Clare y, Tor the hrst
nei saio 20 o IN z state OF or Santzsd
o'saifsstion. some Frenrhmens who
went through the country g priests, col-
lssting aims 70 build 2 monastery on the
APPS, nave bren arrested On 'charSss foi
treason at Ennis, where they appeared
= Pediars, selling hardware.
=7: 3
a letter from Boulogne, dated Au-
gust =, 1905, says, . Have you heard
q onr treaty with spain. We shall
have fhirfy saii OF the line from her ports
wen provided, and commanded BY Or.
GERS recommended by honapafte. You
should have seized the Spanish Ao,ilia.
we are 70 nave = round sam from our al
y when al the Register Ships have
Feasnea their respective destinations. As
% lne Dutch, bonapaHte has already
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The Chief Consul has promised to
return 70 Brussels inthe beginningofn mex,
month, with the ayowed design of
taking upon him the command Of the
Army of England, the centre Of which
was 10 be encamped after the harvest in
5 principal corps on the coast! Before
the, latter end Of next month, 400 armed
vessels are to Be ready 4. Bruges and os-
tend. .i
/: Intelligence was received at Vienna,
on the 2oth ult. from Constantinople,
that the Porte has refused to shut her
hiibors against the Engiish,wh re-
quest Is said 70 have beenrepea,ed with
threats BY the French Ambassador,
Bruce. Il IS added that the splendor
with which the new British Ambassador
was received there BY the Grand Seisni-
or, in his FIRST audience ON the alst Of
June, was unprecedented. The Porte
hadneverbefore distributed such maeni-
hcent presents to any Ambassador. i