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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28
Jonah lhompion and Son,
HAVE IMPOR TED

In fbeJGips WilzQm e Jobn from L0nden,
enG Uaited Statss fran Liverp0ol;
Superfne Cloths and CaAimeres, Cam
brick, laconet and book Mullins, fix
Shsw,s, cotton HoGery, Jeannets, Fuf-
tians, itriped and clouded Nankeens, Cor
duroys, VeIvetts and Tbickietts, Dimi.
ties, fancy Marfeilles, Wsiitcoat:7g, few
ing Silks, Twiif and Thread, &c. &c.
they are in daily expectation of their
Allotment Of Hardware.
MAY Q. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28
Ricketts,, Newton and Co.

Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
Haze fer SAFE,
SO boxes Segars,
2 Bales Mullins,
6 pipes old MADEIRA Wine,
trels's Threads,
100 pieces Baadanoes,
10 bales CoJson,
trunk low prie'd Callicoes,
butts French Brandy,
80 boxes Soap ard Candles,
boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
50 kegs Tobacco James siyer)
20 bis. Beet and Pork,
10 hbds. Sugar,
10 tons Swedilh Iron,
20 boxes Chocolate,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 do. Writing do.
French and Nova Scotia Platter,
Liibon and Turks IAand Salt.
A large quantity of Bran to be fold We
very cheap, if taken away foon.
GF They are giving Cath tor
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Rye and Tobacco,
April 4. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28
R. G. r A Y

WILL be in New York during the Ii
terary Fair TO be held on the 10th June
orders for Books or other articles in thei,
line of buGnefs left at R. & J. Gray's
Book Store in King Street previous to the
above date will be punAaally executed.
May rs. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28

The whole of the property OF
John Fitzgerald, advertifei Tor iale on Il e
al} alt. could GOT on that or The iuceeed-
ing day be fet MP, owing TO previous en-
gagenen,s e the Venjue Maifer; it was
then concluded as nof eligible TO poapone
the fa- of the reGluc until the 18th day
OF May. (iua.) There remain the Dltil-
lery, the piece of ground upon Wolfe
and St. Aiaph arects, and the tract OF
Land in the vicinity of the town, which
will on that day be expoied to lale on the
terms formerly sdversiied.
THOS. A. DIGGES, I ARing
JAMES KEITH, ] Exetutors.
May 2, 60
Oneof the Executors be-
ing obliged to attend the Gene
raj Court in Annapolis, on the
day appointed for the fale, fur
ther poit ponement becomes ne
cei1ary. Thurlday the 23d day
of June IS appointed when the
fale will certainly take place.
May 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28
Notice

All perfons having claims a.
gainA the eRate of Ni1sam 7inpzett, Of
Round Hill, deceafed, are repeated 70
bring them forward for adjufnent and
payment and all thofe indebted TO the
efase, arc RESPECTFULLY called upon tomake
immediate payment to the Executors it
being their anxious with TO c.oie all The
accounts, and fettle with the legatees as
foon as pahible.
CHARLES LITTLE,
GEO. TRIPLETT, 50 ie's'
March 1. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-14
BALTIMORE, Jar. II.

Arrived lat night, lchr. Eliza, o3"
from St. Croix, via Vienna. Lev !.
Bats End, Dec. IS. brig Sophia, Mlter .
and Betfey, Jacobs, of Philadelphia .
brig Sally, Brown, Of New YORK. a
ALTO, frhr. Nymph, iiodk'is, fI0 on NJ Il
Cayes. Sailed in company with INC y
Lily, Nichols, for Philadelphi'' az +,
.lchoonsr fer Boaon. Dscsnbes s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-14
NEW YORK, Ian. 10.

Three OF the French tfigates late'Y.
our harbor, the Romano, the yoiooI'e !,
and the Salamander, arrived at BfeaV
the 10Th October.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-14
C @ N G. r E S S
OF THE UNITED STATES.
sHousR OF REPRESENTATIVES.
T6xyaay, Jaauary g..
correlated.

.D<5ate eeatnusd: Mr.. Raadslpbs Speech
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-09
,9ublts Aanoue.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
4 os'eloek, qviV be said al The Vfadse
Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whiiksy and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee 10 tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raiins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs 10 kegs and fraiis.
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Al o,
4 variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerleymeres, Duails,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cotsons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and RuGels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicocs,
Irifh Linens, Silefa do.
Platillas,
Ofnsburgs and Tieklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Tnne 4.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-09
No. no.

Mola55ss, Almoa,dy, sc.
Twenty hhds. retailing Violates Of a
very Hyperion quality,
Twenty fraiis fIeih Almonds,
A quantity of loaf and lump Sugar in
hhds. & bis.
Ten tietces frefh Rice, received per
brig Celia, from n. York, and for falc
by ]. and T. VOWEL.
They haze on hand,
"A hhds. ST. Kits Rum, I'd and 90
proof,
100 bis. Pork,
40 do. brown Sugar,
Mufcatel and bloom Raihns,
50 tons Platter,
A few quarter caks
London particular Madeira Wnt.
May IS. eoaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-09
BYuh Manufadory,

- ~ ~-~ II
In King freet, next door TO Mr.. Peter
Wiie's.
TIME fnbfcribcrs RESPECTFULLY inform
Il the public, that they have on hand
a general aaorsment of
BRUSHES,
which they qvar,ant 70 be equal to any
manufactured in America, or imported,
and which they are determined to lsil as
low as they can be bought in PhiIadeI-
phia, Baltimore, or elfewbere. Town or
country merchants may be fupp'ied with
large or finall quantities as may beff fuit
them. Orders from ths adjacent towns,
for articles in their line, will be Thank
fully received, and attended to with
puattaality and difpatch.
ElndIay s Shakes.
N. B. They have Cowikin Whips by
the gtois or dozen, Currycombs. Like
wife one calk of SADLERY, we'll abort
ed, which they will fell much lower than
it can be bought el(ewhere in Alexandria.
June +. eo6t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-09
Salts bp audton.
On SATURDAY.,

On SATURDAY,
Al 10 o'clock, qvill Be jgld al The Vendu'
Store, THE Garner of King and Uni0a
6,eets.
Rum in hhds. ana barrels.
Whiikcy in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in calks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caiks,
Molafes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raiiins in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irifh Linens,
Cafimeres, Calicoes,
Kerfeys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
Half,hicks, Bedticks,
Fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchief,
Woraedand other India Cottons, &e
Stockings, &c.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
BRITISH CAPTURES.

American ihip Thomas, With wine and cot.
ten. captured and fent into the Downs, by
the Bi'ilh frigstc Llmor,alite.
American (hip Commerce, from Rotter-
dam FOR Philadelphia. with 400 Swils on hoard
---cap,ured bye the Bfitiih noop Of war Ranger,
The lovina of and from New York fol
Amacrdsm, ha, been ient into Plymouth.
The American brig Peggy. Peters. from
Virginia TO Hsvre, 10 ient into the Downs BY
the Ranger Hoop Of war.
The Gofport. Chsmberlain, from Virgin.
ia is detained in the Downs.
The french and Bsisvisn prizes fent in.
70 Falmouth che lait three weeks, am ,unt 10 10,
fail. .t
hmeriean Seamcn LmpreDsd
Brig Bci.nHa, Capt. DEAN, tor N. Bed
ford from Ireland, boarded eff TeneriAe, by q
Bitih trigs,e. preGsd tour OF MS men.
Schf. Perseverance, Capt. Coylc, Of New.
York, from Aux Csyes, boarded off the Bite OF
Lccgsne. by the Bririh lhip OF war Snake took
oat feyefsl ictter', aod ippreaed one man.
Ex,rat7 sra kn, f,.r sststil~a~ i~ Bss,.
dsanx, 10 bD fytxd ia Bedom. dafsd Js1r i9
'' Since the declarsuon OF war We have
had much trouble vith American feameo ma.
ny ieft dAeis veS-i, e, rstrr on board French
privateen. The Confui &as determined TO pre-
vent foch conduit. ard applied 10 the OAicen OF
Government. TO know IL IL ~as allowed to cap
tains OF ptiyx,een to eniice fesmen from their
reflective vsiIels by making them large o6en.
The corsmiGsy Of Marine very readily gave
his aid. and not only threatened the Captains
with impriionmens, bot Ropped at the Confoi's
requeA, the Blond, French privateer, former.
ly the America o. Saiem,I for week. until the
Captain hid delivered to the Conful 6xteen
American fesmeo he had dipped who are now
in prfon and will be tent h, ,me. believe, TO
take theis uia as an example.
Fifty other American feamen, who we're
about entering on board cruifers, were arreaed
by the ComnifTiry OF Police by the Confol's re.
quca, and after s-iew dsys confinement, were
diRrioated on board rhe different American vef-
feI., and are not allowed TO come on more.
Without fheie fevere feps not an American
velIeI would have had man TO 60 to fra with ,
and had the fame mesiures been purfued here
the laa war, 70 many Of our feamen would not
have fallen into IN. hands of the Britiih.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27

I, aant fudg Is the corefiion Of former abuse,,
aad the aGehora,ion OF our prelent coalition IN
iuch points a. admit Of improve ncnt. la our
State government. there is ALTO psoefeiIiye cor
rettion and impfosement.-The taxes are noi
greater than under th- former ad,ninihra,ion
thereof; and, CONTRARY TO former cuaon. the
debt u fsa dccreating. Property belonging 10
the State IS brought out for the ul. OF ,he State
and no, fuHerei to rerasin IN the ;llegi poIst
hon OF fasosed individusls, The of,pring OF cid
fsrrc Crimes are iew in num5er-,nd the few
committed principally by villains who are from
pouihment in other fstes. in the hope to elcspe
detection among people ignoraot of their pro-
peniities TO vice. But this State is no, place
Of refuge for oAender--grest or fmall--as is
demonarased very clearly ia late celebrated
intance. The town Of Newport s ilowly ad.
vancing TO its joR weight in the Union; and
were il not for an III. jodgcd oppofition to the
majority, its progrefs would be fwift and fore;
this oppoG,ion is foRered by deigning wen
who carry with them many good citizens, kept
bv their wicked arts in dciudsd condition.
Yet !st Us not defpair--let us bear with our
brethren under this deluGon--sui lct Us con-
vince them, by our meritorious conduit, of our
fincere Intentions to promote the general happi-
neis--yst let us frown upon the bafe wretchcs
who diaurb our peace and interrupt oor harmo-
ny---Lct Us drive them far from our councih,
and put IN places Of trutt only vitruous men and
upright ci.izeos-thofe Who are denominated
DEMOCRATS. and who arc in fad friends to
the Conaiturion OF our Country, and friends TO
mankind-and who. notwithR snding the ffdt,aI
yell OF inGdelity and deifm. will never Intention
ally caR a ftain or inflief a wound on IN, caufc
OF pare and sud: 6ls< Religion. CITIZEN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
Nrw-YoRK, AuguR 10.

IN the fhip Oliver Elfwor:h, arri-
we'd lae evening from Rochelle, came
paGenger Peter A. Jay, efq. of this ci-
ty, who we underitand is bearer of
difpatches for government. They
are faid to contain the official fatihca-
ton of the convention of the ceilion
of LouiGana, on the part of France.
A letter from Cape francois dated
the a5th July, from respectable mer-
chant there, itates, that feveral Ameri-
can yeHels had arrived to 4 very ex.
ceIlent market, but that the govern
ment inlfantly feized on their car.
goes, for which they pay one third in
produce, and the re6due in new
defcription of bills, No individual
dare purchafe and in confequence
of thefe arbitrary and lawlefs acts of
the government, all confidence in II
was defroyed.
Verbal accounts from Warrington
fay, that the government have recei.
we'd information Of the hoililiiy OF
Algiers, againf our commerce ; in
confequsnce of which, the Frigates
Congrefs and EHcx are ordered to be
put into commillion. We cannot lay
that this report has reached us in a
manner to entitle it to implicit credit.
". >. Gaz<iis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27

ONCE mctc, Fellow Ci,izens, fummon
yod as brother Centinel, TO attend TO the ar
dupus but neceGary duty, which iem;-annually
dcvoiyes upon you. II il no lefs than the ap.
pols,m:nt of inf-xbe Republicans to guard
your rights and psefsve liberty and order, We
arc nov in the iuli trial Of rcpubIicsnifn and
il 10 lett for you 10 decide whether VIC lhail
be iucceisful or not,iu the experiment. Moth
ing vii be Wanting on your part tor reiolate
determination TO rapport is cauie, and rally
round th. RaIdaId OF freedom. You mon be-
fore now be convinced Of the neceiIity of ,hi, /;
for alth,ugh we have nothing TO tear under the
adniaitrati,n Of JEFFERSON, your oppoueo ots
leave no method unpuriued to batter down the
high foIireis of repubcanifin. As yet, how
evet every attempt Of their, has proved int feet
ual. LouiGaoa was their laa grand insrench.
meot here ,hey conf1!Gated a, well as conioled
ihemle,cs--,he muAer roll Of iedera.ifn was
oveshauied, and the valiant band with one voice
declared for war. "WhM with The Canadian,
the indisns and few apotates" fay they "wiIh
loan o. fire miiijous, (for il is our policy, and
we csnnot overcome h. force OF arms we muf
bdbe-->troe Enghih iy hem) we ihsll make no.
bic defence" But here, alas poor fellows |!
they have ssain been defeated. What will be
their next iclort, or where they will be enabled
ssaio 10 .ntlench them!.ivc,, fatan only koo~s,
for he alone IL would frcn guides and governs
them 10 their different po'lnirs. We however
need not fear their movements, provided ~c re-
main unied. The watt phisnx OF republicans
will detect their plot', and probate their idols
in the dua.
Let U, then, Citizens, again ancmb'e at
the returning meeiog there fairly and honor
ably to corseR for DER freedom, il coDteh is
bcseGary il not, we can perform The duty with
grateful ia,is.aelion that we are prtfetv,ng 10.
vioable for 90, chidrcn that which our fathers
bIed for znd lett uninpsird 20 Us. Reco,letf
thar Europe is now bleeding at every vein for
the "a ne rights. that we now enjoy, She is az
chi, noment "pngoant with eventa" important
ia the hsory OF in;ure age, !; her governments n
wild diiorder, yet arug!ing inwardiy to throw
okihe load OF deipu's which thraicn TO. .cxtin-
euiih the fnsll fpatk Of liberty which exits.
Bot ovrrrowesed with fuch enormous loads,
they r,uft fink, tor tyranny can no longer for.
vive and hoety--yes, Citizens, chat snable
Goddefs which dircftcdN WAsBIScToN in
the field, and which now dircass JEFFERSON in
the chair. & which delIghts TO ereet her banners
on the ruins of {, rants. will frizc The landard
ssd lead ,hoie worthy heroes Whole hearts ftiil
berd Tor tse Liberty Of their country to victory
Ard peace; and the now naughty ard fultipg
pride ut Britain which ipreads il, inf lcuce over
half the GLOBE. viii then vsnifh before them
s aAuieous vapour before the meridian Sum-
fpeak from ,eaion, and the appearance OF
things rs they a'e--not as Prophet. Delay
not, be early at your pof. and victory n ours.
A CENTINEL OF '7s,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
ENoqS Cfizsns,

IN few day, you will lie called upon to
exercie mott important privilege-rhe right OF
voting fpr Rtpsefentstives in the General Ahem-
bIy-.-Iha: privi!ege--that right, 70 dear to Amc-
Jcsns, upon the jod,cious uie Of which depends,
under Benign Providence, the continuance OF
our civil sod religioos freedom. What arc your
seEestioo, on this occaion II is prsfumed thar
your hesrs, are expanded With thankfulneh to
me Give' Of all good giits. for the blefhngs
which you enjoy. in free Country, where the
tyranny OF Hinge, ard the tyranny Of P,ieas 10
not known; and that you sre deeply impefied
with fenfe OF the obligation, upon you TO de-
krv. snd prefcrve. by faithful and righteous
performance of duties, the bielisgs fho~eTed
down ,pon you. II tkeie are your impreficn',
you aill 90, one and al, to the Aoauf meeting,
and felcA from among your number, Crizens
10 rsp,efent you, who realize the ineftlmab'e
value Of liberty, and are determined TO tranffnit
90 their poaerity. uninpsired, the rights aud
privileges which their fathers have uanfnitted
20 them. IN OR lsnl, ss in old time, there ate
shofe sho would ~orihip golden calve,s& K would
return 10 the land OF onions; bot the nunbcf OF
shefe unhappy cEenders dininigbes fapitlS. and
IL nav he expected that by snd by, the icsles
~il ,a,l from thc;. eyes, and that then they viii
behold with rapture the glorious fcene preiensed
10 their view. Wsst more. under the fup. can
the rational beiny ak 'hs, IS already gtsosed IN
shefe Uni,ci States. Every nan worfhips God
In the manner 6ietsied BY bis own eoDfcience.--
His civil rights and duties are the fame. snd no
other. than th,fs Of HE nc,ghoor. Oor climate
j. cerh,ps ,Se bsa on she globe. Ovr foil fur
nilbes sImof, every variety O. prediction. To
,Aminiaef ,hs general eovernmsnt. We have the
noa vinuDss sod in,eI!isent aen. Whole con-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27

down FIRE from heaven to desroy the
Samaritans. ye know not what man
ner of fpirits ye are of. The fon OF
man came not to deitroy mems lives
but TO fave them. Nor would he ac-
count the words which he directed to
Peter on different occaiion. too e.
we're TO be ufed to them here, get thee
behind me, Satan, thou art an Of
fence unto me ; for thou favorsit not
the things that be OF God, but the
things that be of man. Both the
principles and precepts of the gofpel
and the conduct of Chrilt and his
Apoltles, are as remote from perlecu-
ton as the Eait is from the Wet.
Pnf.fskd San.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
Republicans--Attention!

p TIKI Republican Cifizens of
Neuperf are earnefy reqscasd to mecf.
on MoNphr EykNyNc, fbe aofb inn.
at early randle-hsbfing, at tie Stats-
Honls, on buGnejG Of great imporia,se.
Early and general attendance is rsguea4
sd. Repudfeans bSve zen fbe unlify,
and doa6fieG Jvitbs neesDFty efadbsr-
ing 10 fbeir adopted o1SIEM.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27

,eips-As, :, ria, svtie' Biz ~1;,t, ,-t,,taiw I,
sssus ssiissrsrs i5qi ba,nssy and ed ~~-
t,6azsisg rVb.r6 /' bappay isSa6 bsisu.<~ roe
tlv' eosat,i'. srd rsbieG S,s 10 esslsfve 10 fbeir
sSfaai 6ssySf. have II slf, in com nsnd to
allure you iir. that the fentimcou which you
have expuad in making this communication
are con6de'ed by his majsIiy's government as
40 additional proof Of The sordialiiv and conf
ience which you have unit,ru ruly manitea.d in
the whole courfe Of your public m'fiioo. and
shich haze % jully entitled you to the eaeeaI
and regasd ot his msjrH,' government.
deiise you 10 accept the sGarsoce of the
diainguilhed confederation with which have
the honor TO be. &c. HAWKBSBURY.
Rufus King, Efq. Sc. &c. &c.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27

A ccmmiiion Of lhrec Americans has been
nominated At Paris, to hquidate the debts due
by France TO the citizens OF the United States.
IL 10 compcfed Of Mr.. BARNsr. commercial
ssent for Antwerp. Mr.. MAcLvRs, Of Mary
land. and Col. MRscrR. OF Vuginis.--CoI.
M. was Mr.. MoKkos's Secretary.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27

Mr.. Smith our late ambaaadof
at Liibon, embarked ar Naples fhort.
time iince, on board of an American
veiiel bound for the United States,
which few days after falling fell in
with, and after a comfortable engage
ment, was captured by a corfair be-
longing to the Dey of Algiers.
Akr. Paper.
THE FEVER.
Ansua IS.--Fot the l~a ~ hours, o deaths
and Io new cafes. i
.Aasae ,o.-For the laa - hours. deaths
and I, new csfcs.
Death, in ,hc city aud precinet, Of BaI,i-
more, during the laa wesk--aduiu a.---chiI-
dren iI--to,al 80.
From Gibraltar.
Capt. Smith Of the Hunter, in AZ days
from Gibraltar. arrived al B,,imore on Thurf-
dsv.--He informs that previous TO his i.ihngs
. Pouoguete So arrived from . csu;ze off Al
giers. where fhe funk an Algerine cru scr, and
picked NJ Io4 Of the crew and IS Nespolitaa
prifonen ihat were on bosvd. Lord Mellon,
sls off Toulon. with IA fail Of the line. The
Victory OF eS guns. took on her paiIage from
England TO Malta. the French frigste A A,nbufcadc
and ieversl merchantmen, from 81. Domingo.
The Bnti!h cruzen out of Gibssltar, have
icnt IN rversl Danes, Swedcs. &c. on iufghcion
OF their eargoes being French property. The
Emperor OF Morocco has 6 crsircrs srady for
fcs, and Il 10 tho't 20 cruifc spainA the AmeriA
c,ns--Ma'ken very duh at Gibraltsr, h,urs
1T dolls. no ialc fer beef, pork. ccffce, fugar,
nor pepper.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27

Paris papers have been received ss N. York
- late as the 9th Of July. Great preparations
were then making tor the iovsGon Of EnElsnd.
The Frneh were ia poG:f'ion os Bremen and
Hanbu'g--thc capture Of Bremen 10 officially
announced. We fhalI give iore.sn Intelligence
more In detail In our next.
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Dys.evivg re. .vM eatcs d. araeo,

The fsduai clsnos Of late has been. that
our government had violated the Britiih treaty.
10 the purchaie.o of LouiGsns and inhsotti,ns
were fsid TO hAvs been received from England,
sdyi'lng rs not TO pay the IS milIons--n ,he
Rritiih sou!l toon take poilrili,u OF il. The
above letter from Lord Hs*kibory, in anfser
to Mr.. Nog's. NUT at once iiience the FEDERAL
f6d,o1 on this head. What next
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wATCHMAN.

The Frankfort Palladium fays,
sour republican friends at diltance
may rea adured, that Kentucky will
iend to the eighth Congrefs an xnsn-
im0as republican reprs(eniat;On."
The iaa State Legin,,ure of Virginia con-
Gaed of about eight Republicans TO one federal.
ia--ln the next Legiaatuse lfay, the "kich-
mond Examiner.") the proportion will be in
created 10 about Hs to sne.----This is the way
that Jta.ralJn is reviviog asd looking up t'' Cat
spon i,s baek") 10 the Anitm Dsninisa.