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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20
Day & Evening SCHOOL,

THE fubic'iber would inform the citizens
i OF Newport. that he purpofcs to open a
Day and Evening School. in the New Houir,
now building for thar purpofe. near the Rever.
end J. Bradl-s's Meeliag- Houte. on the aa,h
OF October int.-Eol term, apply %
JASON SPRAGUE.
Newport, Oa. 4. tSoa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20

N/HEREAS the Cont of Probate 10 ,he
Wv town OF North KngAo.H, have this
day appointed me the fubicnber. Guardian over
The perional eiia'e o. Hev!asd CkadJ;y, OF faid
North k'ngito~n - lheic are therefore to
caution all pcfions not 20 truh him, or tranIatt
any buiineis with the iaid Rowland Chadfey
without my content, s sm determined no. 20
pay any debt of ms contracting afes the date
hereof. SAMUEL, CARTER.
Nert6 KingJfosox. Sep,. az, 1904.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
WILL BE SOLD,

On The fyf day Of next Fs6yxayy, al
Noty-HaA, tbe ,shaenfs # fse lafe
Henry Roasr, E/q.
A fine Englllh BULL, with
two COWS of the fame breed, EeuaaEka-
bic for theil nze and beauty /, this fock
was brought in by Richard Parklnion,
and efeened the bef in England. A
good feline, with large quantity OF the
beit ieinc twine, lately imported, will
ALTO be offered for fale on the fame day,
together with two boats, one OF which is
a neat row boat, the other calculated for
filing.
AJs, one horfe CHASE with Har-
refs complete.
an. a. No
Caihglyen tor rass
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
January 49,.
Notice

n IL perfons hasioe claims agsinie
N the eftate Of HENRY aCYlER,
Efq. late of Motley Hall, are feqaeasd
to bring them 10 for fettleinenf on or De-
fore the fra of June nexs.
BENIN DULANY. Jun.
Surviving Executor Of H. Rozer, decd.
January II, 1903.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
Rubltr HerDue.
On TUESDAY,

On TUESDAY,
4. 10 .'elsek, .UiN be said al The Ytnda1
Store,
Rumin hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy inpipes,
& Gin in pipes aud bis.
Whikey ard Apple Brandy IN bis.
Sugar in hhds. sierees and DIS.
Coffee in tirrces and bags,
Chocolate
White add brown Soap 10 boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raihns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE. &c.
AIS o,
a yarsety Of DRY GOODS,
lin,ong which ale,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kerleymeres, DaIhis,
PlsiDs and KsEfays,
Negro Coatons, Se-ges,
Elaajcks, blue Friezes,
Caiimsncoes and Euaris,
Yarn Stockings.
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linens, Sileia do.
Platillas,
Ofnaburgs and Tic.S!enburgs.
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
gandanna Handkerchief,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats
Plated Candletiicks,
And iundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
Muaea2a Vine.

Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
Have jat received a few pipes Of fine
London particular, and to be fold cheap.
They have alto,
One cafe Of elegant OsTaIcH
FEATHERS, vii be ioId low by the cafe
jan. Is. O
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
saIss bp Sutton.
On SATURDAY.,

A. 10 e.eloek, eyiN be /old at the Teuaa<
Store, he eoyxsr Of Xmg 0nd OTiss
frees.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels
Gin 10 oaks,
Wine in pipes and quattsr cahs,
MolaGes 10 hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap ia boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, lrhh Linens
CaHimeres, Cahcoes'
Kerieys, Inreaos'
Coatings, In.n.Zes'
Ial6hicks. Bedticks,
Fsarnaughr, Oznaourgs'
Blankets. Sewing Silks,
planes Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons. Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THCS. PATTEN, Aaaione<,.
Ian. IA.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22

THOMAS SIMMS
HAS lust RECEIVED AND FOR
SALE,
One hogfhead JAMAICA SPIRITS,
q0u,vaat<d ! yea,sela.
Suget China Oranges,
Salmon in bis. or lels quantity, Of a
hyperion quality,
Rhode-laand Cyder,
A quantity of excellent Potatoes,
Groceries OF all kinds.
Jan. Io. q
Ricketts,, Newton & Co.
Haze j4f reeeivea y Jor Sale,
a QUANTITY OF
Wool e Cotton CARDS,
20 Tons Platter Of Paris,
Io,hhds. and 30 barrels Ssgar,
10 hhds. Rum,
rcoo buibeis Of j,iibon SAX,
1000 do Turks iiland do.
ICO kc'knS f0st TdpcT,
SO do. Wrapping DO.
Cafe Dutch Qniis,
Fac Boxes Hayannah Sugars
2 hhds. Leaf Sugar,
do. Sewing Twine and Shoe Thread,
Go. fine hacked Flax,
60 boxes brown and Cattle Soap,
50 do. dipt Candles,
caiks ine old Rye Whiikey,
4 de- Apple and Peach Brandy,
l4ylon. tiylou Skin, Young tiyioa and
Imperial TEAS,
so barrels Pork and Beet,
SO DO shad ard Herring.
71ey Dre giving ce,@ Tor
Wheat, Flour, ,Flax-Seed. Rye, Corn, white
Peas, black cred Peas, and have conitant iup.
ply Of excellent Flour FOR family ufe,in bSs and
aaIf barrels, and can fusnih few 5toliand
double bufses Wheat Bran
Dec, n.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22

By virtue OF a Deed OF lrult'
from Owen Roberts to the fubatsbeE
on the third Monday 10 February next
If fair, If aor, the next a4iT dag, vii
be .expoied to faIe for ready money, On
the PTemnes,
One moiety Of that LOT OF
GROUND, in the City Of Wahins .on,
,elcSibed in the plan Of the city by the
aumbeg eighteen, N The lqparc number
ne hundred and izty eight fronting
offty nioc feet upon he Pennlyiyania ave-
nue., and extending back one hundred and
ieyen feet ieven inches Upon the pre-
mifes is erected two fiery brick dwell
ing hsnle, and the lot is under mortgage
10 lecuTe the payment Of fifteen hundred
dollars. fobjetf to which ii will be toid
ALTO, one no;ety Of thar Lot Of Ground
ia tie laid city deferibed in the plan be
Number tcn, in fquare nunber two hun
dfed and ftty-hS, fronting foTly eight
feet feven inches upon the cpSn ezra on me
Pennfyl,ania Avenue, upon which there
is an unhniihed frame Dwelling Hcuie.
JAMES KEITH.
January S. dts
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
TIE Eeeholaers 6 Honsskeepers
,7 f5e T-ayy,t If Alexandria.


IN tic Tazyt Of Alexand1sa,
WILL rlcafe to take notice, thar a
POLL will be opened Ct TIC court honie,
in the council chamber, on ths:77Sth day
OF February nest, at 10 clock in the
forenoon, for the purpole of chooang Il
Fl, and abe men, bang Freeholders, TO
reprefent the Corporation, as Mayor, Al
dermea and Common Couneilmenffor the
preseat yeAr.
GEORGE DRINKER,
7i0zvu Seye9nt.
Alexandria, January
10, 1868. dof
b. v,1.lue Of 9 Deco q Traa from
JT,br D. Orr to The Sabtln6er, t. treate
The taym<ai eff a debt DIE to Colin Asl1,
qviA Be fxtgfs4to Sale, far ready ss0aey,
81 the If day IF March nrxf, at The
ceBse Hog(e, IL tie T0zya Of lt!sxaU-
a,ia,
A certain Tract Of valuable
LAND, lyiag IN the county OF Prince
William, near the Red Houle, ON which
the faid John D. Orr lately refiaed, con-
tanning IdI5 acres, the bounds of which
will appear upon reference being had to the
iaid Deed, which IS daily recorded in the
eGice of Tie ;aid county.
EDMUND ]. LEE.
Jan. Il. d
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lust RECEIVED,

JSI KECEI v Ed,
Aad 10 5< said at private sale ~ the sa6-
srsiber,
Creme dc Menthe in bottles:
Creme de Noyeau do.
Creme de Ci:ronelle do.
Creme D'AhGnthe do.
Eeaence of Bargamot DO.
Do. of Lemon do.
Do. Of Thylae do.
Gator Oil of an excellent quality Go.
ThOS. PATTEN.
Jan. 4. d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
From the ISDsrEsDEsr.C CHkosIcLs.
OLD-SOUTH-No. LXXv.
Csmladsd from car kaf.l

In this Number, have chofen
to ieleet among the variety of cir.
! eymltances attending the Revolution,
the BeeFOn MaDaere. This was the
tdiehitone of the Englifh fyffem ol
taption. After the troops had arriv.
ed in Bottom, every method was taken
tobring on a rupture they found
town meeting alterations were need
let their only refort was, TO arms
AMI the Feeding ofbiood! The Tories
Arrays held up TO the Miniilry, thar
WI were poltroons, and that the firit
MN killed would end the controversy.
T|e sfbef Mareb, ,maDaere was planned
uPn this derogatory fuppofl,ion the
Mniitry expected after they had dif.
phyed their Prowefs and cvinced their
discrimination, that the citizens of
America would have been intimidated
fpn any further oppoiition but
who they found that the blood ofthe
Aufricans operated like oil to the
farf, they became difmayed. The
firfnefa of the town of Bolton on
this occafion, was the BATS of the
Replution; this wasfhe trial of prin-
cipl; this was putting theoryinto
pratice. The conduct of Britain was
briging our Town Meeting Refolves
to Is tef, and this was the period
who the Republicans gave an unequi-
svo1 i.-pce of their raniof;iin.
I 7rade/men OF Bottom were alert
fo'he caufe of their country thew
gae iupport to the active citizens who
Pidged their lives and fortunes in vim
dldion OF the rights of the people.
ths were an irrefifible body, and
WIN they moved within the orbit of
Frdom and rofe lnperior TO Tory
inieRce, all oppoGtion fell before |
the. The 7radsjmen were fully in- |
forsd OF the importance of the con- /
trc.riy, and when they fpoke, their |
vol'was audible and decifve. The |
md9'denf Merebaats were not in
act! as we were not curfed at this
peri with body of mercantile
muboms, who live on the fmiles of
a Bb mater, and who dare not ol7
conry to his dictates. The Far
mer1lfo came forward to vindicate
theIghts as Freemen; this valuable
part the community never failed
wheheir exertions were neceiTary
on independent body we ever did.
and'r mutt rely they are the ,
itam OF our government, and the !
grealladium of our conititutional
privss. The Counties of Middae. !
ffx aNoySK ltill retain the horrora
ofa ifh banditti, as they well re- !
mem the fanguinary onfet of a :
mercy foldiery on the commence. q
meni hoitilities the Iotb of !.
Apri775, will impress on their e :,
mind dreadful effects of Monar. :
chy toryifm. Lexington was a ;,
teiegr which conveyed the intel. =
llgeno the remotef parts of the 20 20
conti--like the Star in f5e Eaa. +;
mentt in Scripture, it direefed -
Waih'n to the fpot, where the - -
campmerica was formed, TO effect N N
the IAN of Freemen. From this e.
momee Americans were alive to 20
their ton, and nothing mort of trr
heaveld have infpired them with A.
their al inrepidity, valor and ahI
Prowelunprepared with every ,;o
warlikdement, they we're obliged bIe
to ieehder from the very earth ;nd m
under sneient buildings, and like Al;
the duigypt by the wand of Aa. m,,
rom ltconvertei It to the purpole baI
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
of annoying and diitrefling their

II
] have particularly feleaed, as is
before obferyed, the fubjea of the
BoRenM MaDacre. When this took place
the controversy in this country inyol-
we'd in it the right of the Britih gov.
ernment to tax America they fent
troops to enforce it. In this fate of
things, could any patriot jultify, for a
vRins fee, the indilcriminate laughter
OF his fellow citizens, merely from the
umuly conduct of number of bows I
VIM. Paine, Efq. worthy citizen,
was wounded at his door, and evcfy
man, woman and child were more
protected by Providence, than the
lcnity of the murderers. Would the
people OF London have permitted
band of folders without even the
formality of reading the Rior-aet) to
fpread death and carnage through the
metropolis And yet Mr.. Tobn Adams,
amidit the agonizing State of the
town, came forward and iufifed
Prsfoa and his aiIoc:ates, for the
laughter of his countrymen. Not
that would win to ceniure from
party motives, at this length of time,
his extraordinary behaviour I; bur
when he law the conduit of the Court
in packing aJary, and their deter.
mination to clear the prifoners, il
ought to have excited his adherence.
rather than his clemen.y. The obiea
OF the Court was, to place the military
above the tivii power, and am forry
to obierve, that Mr.. Adams, as a
Lazcyer, factiiced his principles as a
Pafriof, by ailifiing the Britilh in this
nefarious deGgn. For if the country
had been fubjugated, the arguments
OF Mr.. John Adams would have been
plead as an authority, to fubaantiate
prompt decifons ofthe military, above
the legal, deliberate determinations
OF the eiqW authority.
lwould not dwell 700 long on
his circumaance, relating to Mr.. John
Adams, q: as ! believe the fuggeition is
ufilcient to convince him Of the i'm.
,ropriety of his conduit. Whether
ne main guard Of Bfirih troops
hould difperfe the laws, in country
Shere their whole authority was dif.
uted, was the quefion on which
'reiton and his aiIociatcs oucht r.
ave been tried.
The controversy bad gone be.
ond the trihing confederation of 4
wyer's fec: The important queition
civil and military boundary was to
; aicertained, and when a pretended
'triot became the advocate for ?
'ompr deciiion of powder and bali
without even the formality of a Iuf.
e OF Peace) the Britifh naturally
included, that few guineas would
ence our clamors, and bring our
'ding characters to juaify their mea.
res.
The political fate of our country
luires us TO look back, in order 70
'e iome line of departure, by which
may draw our deciGons. The
IN of March, maGacrc, in my opin-
{, is the era which decided charac-
5, within the town of Bolton, in the
nation of Britain. They never
gave Samuel Adams or John Han.
k tor infiiiing on the removal ofthe
'Ps Engliih pride rofe indignant
ne action this was the unpardon-
I'm, which led to their prefcrip-
but while they Thrilled for the
ID OF thefe Patriots, gratitude ever
iced them to refped thofe who
ted venal Court TO relcafe the
'derers. AT this moment, the
writing was diicovered /" Msue
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
NEW GOODS.
ROBERT LAWTON

INFORMS the Public. and his Friends in
y particular. that he has jua received, a, his
Store, oppofte Mr.. 9ozyyItsd's Coffee Houfe,
Thames. Street, an elegant Anorsmens of
Fajlbiona6Ls DER GooDS,
adapted to the feafon--,oo numerous to par,icu.
krize in an advertisement. Tho(e who will
pleafe to call at his Store, he Aattcrs bimfelf.
will find an inducem.nr 70 purchaie, as he is de-
termined to difpofe Of them at very reduced
pSices.
N. B. He has ALTO jua opened for fale. a
quantity of bea IyJ6 Linens, sevcn cighths, and
yard vide, by wholefale or re,ail.-Likewife,
beautiful saorsmens of LsfeSrngs, very cheap.
O7sber, z3.ISoz. cStf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
CL A RK BLISS,

LARK BLISS,
INFORMS biz f,irnds, and fbr Pa6lit, thar be
i bas remsved from Banyfsr's 1Obayf, 10 hbe
daseihsg -bssi< belonging 10 Capt Caleb Gardner,
ia m7bames, ,areet, jermf1l, oeespitd BY Capt. Wing
Spooner--qubers be ba, far jak a Gm<rai Agsrf-
aaeni Of
Weif-India Goods:
-7assng stben. are f5e tsilsaoiag a,tieits, Oix
BRANDY, Wsa-IuAia Ram, .4b brosf do. Cir,
Nese- England Ram, Wissefd,gsrrnf kisls, No
kqDs, Lsaf e B,ozon Ssgars, Coffee, TSas of
Va,i71 tisdf, Chocolate, RSifns. PIPER, dJ5hS,
Cinsamon. Ns,msgs, Fissr, Rye and Indian
Msaf, Batter, CbssjS, Soap. and Caxdlss vayi-
ssf kndi IF Glayi Haye, fasr Kays, Knivts, and
Fo,ks, Jae( Krivrf, Pew Knivrf, iay,e andInaH
Ssosrr. C6sa Lacks and F,lls. C,sefe,y and Tin
Hare, Axei, Hafe5en asi Hsss, Mini and .Bsys
Sbses, Corkf. Brimfane, Lsmbblaek, Sfons Lime,
Lamp Oil, Pssydsy, SSu and Fliafs, Fll5isr
Lis0 sf vayisw kirds. L.ads, and Hosks, deet la
Leadi ard L;ssf, Beilszvs. metal Tea Psfs, 4y,a-
ing Paper, aore2Sigg p@yv B, fbe ,sam, Bed
Cordt. LIZ, Liner, Marlms,, /<am<xi CLrGs,
Oak K,gs hiding fran one gssrf 10 Er eailsrs.
Baeksts, Csfes and Ps}per rrs6y erosnd far NE !;
and Hpmber Of sftsr Arsiei<s aof mrsionrd.-
Captain stOs6slf. and ofbfrs. nay be Jabsii,<su
fbe l@orsea sa,ee, ard evsy ,favsr s,Sitfaly az
sssSokdgs4.
NewPor, May ? 1904. s4.f.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
CASH, PAID FOR
LINEN u WOOLEN RAGS, BIZ
Chrilfopher Olney, & Co.

Dehvtred at their Miils. or at their Paper
Ware Hare,
VXIHERE they have for fale, at wholcfalc &
Wv retail. all kinds of Paper, viz. Foolf-
cap Writing Paper, No. and a.--Vellum Let
Ter do.-Pot do.-Wrapping do.-Eounet do.
--Clo,hier's do. If quality. -Sheathing, with
aud without Sand.--Book- Binders Boards
Candle Paper. and Sugar Loaf Blue.-ALso,
a complete AGoftment of Blank Account
and Recosd Books.-LIxEwIsE
Account Books made and ruled TO any pat
tern. to fuir the purchafsr.-A complete Abort
ment OF School Books, and Stationary of all
kinds, &c.
AJ6. Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or pound, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
.u N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys. from
to "a years of age, as Apprentices to the Paper
making and Clothing bufipef,.--To faeh great
encouragement will be given.
& Previdtxee, Oa. z6, 1904. taft
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fu'table for the teafon |; to enomerate which,
would be tedious. Thofe who will favor him
with their cuaom. may depend on having them
on the loweR terms. He has likewife received
variety of Mufs. Tippess, and Fur Trim
mings---Alfo, final box of elegant
T e w E L x n,
Conhfiing of Ladies Necklaces. Esr-riogs,
Hankerchief Pins. Breaches, Bracelets, & Lock-
ets, of the mott faihionablc kinds.
Newport, Nov. IL, 1904. cxitf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01

80 Hhds. good retail
ing MOLASSES,
Holland GIN,
Wrii India RUM,
BRANDY,
Loaf s. brownSUGAR
Hyfon. kin, Souchong,
and Bohea TEAS,
COFFEE, GINGER,
PEPPER, PIMEN-
no, STARCH,
Cattle & N. Y. SOAP,
MUSTARD,
COPPERAS,
Sherry WINE,
Malaga do.
LIK
"A great variety {
fui,able 70
NewOovt Dec ,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01

| Spanifh flote INDIGO
| CASSIA,
ALUM. 5SJFP,
| BRIMST0NE,
Wool & Cotton Cards,
TOBACCO,
7 by O GLASS,
| COTTON WOOL,
| German and blilter'd
STEEL,
NAILS-ahorted,
| GLASS WARE,
| FLOUR, CANDLES
| 6 tons anoI,cd IRON,
| per ton or hundred,
Sc. Sc. sc.
WISE,
f DRY GOODS,
the feafon.
Boz. II4n
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-01

The following IS the preface 20 Gna)l
volume, entitled Sedg;:iek aid CO. or q
Key to tie Six per cs9t Ca5irv pub
liil1ed az Philadelphia in I4o8. by
one Of the editors of the Recorder.
IL exhibits an anufing fpecimen Of
The lsviry Of public opinion.
NOTHfNGis more cob{picuous than
the verfatiIlty Of political opinions.
| hey hioGotn and withcr With the
qulcknels Of Jonah's gourd The Da-
.g3n OF yetterday becomes the demon of
Tomorrow and the foreign war, which
was but lately conGdere8 as big with
detSr13fion, as CALAMITY too nupendons
to be comprifed in the chapter of poi
iibie evils, is at once Transformed into
matter Of Indifference, or dildain, ia
to lcalnnable, and perhaps deGrable
experiment. OF national proweis. TheEc
remarks derive a frikinq ilIufrarion
rom s'4e la!t five years of American hiC-
toty. On april I'D, 1893, prefdcnt
Wilmington ifIue1 proclamation of
neGtralcy. His obie9 was 70 hinder rI7e
United State from ociog involved in the
war wish Europe.L5kc every public mcs.
tuTc, this mer with the dii3pprobarion
Of Hanyibnr it certainly gave the hghelt
iatlstacti9a 70 numerous and reputable
majority Of ctuzens, Be it 70.
On May 18th, 1872, exaaly twenry
Ave days after the publication Of ri,
paper, Genec arrived in Phiiadelnh;,
re rad landed az Charlefon, IS q !
4 torsnlsnE before that tigne, and his
conduct had tended to violate The nro
Flow tar he could Re 81
cuied N his proceedings is not che poior
now before us. The conlitteDcv Of The
pubic IS what We are TO exslniac rbs
cdict Of neutrality had been in oeneraI
approved; ouc when the foreizn rnvov
9ho difrelpetted it, entered he town
ali PniiadeiDhia fecmed TO pour ircsIr
forth III one food Of rapture. Fiffv cjr;.
zens, as committee, were appcinr4I 70
wait upon tlm IL name Of the ref, tn
graveh member of that BODY wo1l3
poffi6ly, at 5his diRance OF rirne gmie
az ions Of inc folemBities obferve6
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-01

dcndnions, in the Grape OF allies or fellow,
cirzens, much greater number of neo,le
thdn Britain contains. Ifthat country. .l,crc.
lore, were acceGibic By land, or, what is the
,an'e thing, if her navy were overpowered.
Britain would run she urmoa rifk or thar;no
cue Fame fate witt Holland, Italy, ard the
Netherlands. Were France 70 eniov no-,,.
i2f zen years, and 20 expe,d two millions Ger
mig per annrT u.on building 4 aavy, fhe
I'a'as IN that ti'ne, make ready for lea two
huf9'ef ieVenty-four gun fhips. The com
~ mo- eitim@'e fer building ard equippine an
Engitih man Of war, with proviiions for a fix
months voyage, is thoutand pounds per gun.
l nee&uence has ,indoubtcdi ybeer nucf, RATED
,ince ftlis computation was fri made. An
hundI edthouand pounds are therefore allowed
10. fench ieyenSy-f four. BY turning her at
tcntion more ieriouAy thar itlc ever has done
20 'naslt''ne affairs, the republic NAV, in few
yS9s; Poiieis very furrnidable navy. Its
noS ron want OF phyhcal Rrength tba, Glc
mas hIshefto made 70 wresche6 figure by Tea.
Il Is an adherence 60 fome abfurd 1naxir1s
'.i"' has hitherto prevented her iucccfs. Some
Fine ago. pamphlet on this fubicC was
Pr'lsd At Paris. The WRITER, beGdes other
matters, blamed the F rench fsarncn 70, firing
ii n: mats and rigging Of v@nel, Will. the
h5th ilre conitaatly az tic hall II is this,
o other reaions, whcii e frequently
rn'<-s tn carnage aboard French fhip ten
''nes greater than that in an Engliih one.
Something mere f;!l remains to be {aid con-
eerniHg the comparative Prowefs OF French
and Britt u ihips of war. But shis matt ee
ee'Ssted Til He%e SATURDAY.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-01

Mex 7 Saturdays Recorder will contain
te'ohd ebay concerning the confular mani
te'sa, ferries Ct details as TO tie French and
EngHh navy. an anfwer 20 ons Of the de-
mo,raH al newspapers, reipeSting the two
mI LIONS OF dollars, an ackng gsdgmcnt of a
mitake, which has been correctedby the Ex
aHlnar j-~iomethine about the norrid prac-
t'ce OF its4;ins dead bodies from the grave,
another folaiI bruih at our WaNiogton III
gF'naH SiaHey, and little more about the
national debt The hittory Of the Arnorv,
which was begun .fnme months ago, was in
terFnptcd by the lofs IF part OF the manu-
i,cF'pf, "hich had been prepared for the prcts :;
bnI the materials were fate; aud the whole
WI tfeed'ly be puhlilhed at once, including
WHAT vas printed lone n.o.,;hs ago, as a fir8
part his will b. done in one cf tne Satur
days Recorders,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-01

Peter Pindar.
Mr.. Sheridan made i fmari reply to
harangue o. this fort. By the way, thc Britih
government never enploysd their newsprinl-
ig Pitch-pipes to recommend the murder
Of The fri conful. Can our beloved proficient
fay IS much
Defence Of TForas JeRerfon, dated
Richmond jail, December, 800.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-14
aIsrauDrta annerttsfr.
FRlDAY, JANUARY II.

Captain Rogers, Of the brig George,
las obIigingly favored the Editor OF the e
Mercantile Advertiier with Savannah pa
lars 70 the 18th ult. One Of that date
bensions the arrival there of TIE berque
nixon, in s. days from Liverpool, with
Information that previous to her dep4r-
lure an Enslifh feet had failed for the Me-
I;te.ranean in three hours warning that
Mother was ready at Spithead waiting for
RIDERS and thar rendezvous houles were
,Oened for failors, and large bounties Of
Erred for thoie who would win to enter
Ioluatarily into the navy.
IN. Z. Mer. .fd1.)