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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-30
!: z PARIS, September so. !
MELANCHOLY PICTURE.

Ia the course of The last Republican
year, ending Sept. IS, according 10 the
Report Of the Project Of the Police TO the
Grand Judge, four hundred and ninety
men, and one hundred and sixty seven
women have been murdered, Of whom
sixty Eve men and iifty.two women were
Foreigners, strangers, or have not been
owned. Six hundred and forty.four di.
yorces have taken place. One hundred
and fifty-fve rnarderers have been exc
cuted. Twelve hundred and ten .ner.
sons have been conference.-the the galiies,
tothe piuory, or to the chains fifteen
hundred and twenty-six to hard labour,
to longer or shorter imprisonment. Six.
ty-touf have been marked with hot irons
~ a mong the eriminals executed we're
seven fatbers who had poisoned their
children; ten husbands, who had muir
dered their wives six wives who had
poisoned their husbands, and fifteen
children who had poisoned or Otherwise
destroyed their parents,
During the same period, twelve thou
sand and seyenty-six public women, or
street walkers have been registered, and
have paid for the protection Of the po--
lice. Fifteen hundred and 6iiy two kent
mistresses are known and noted al the
prefecture Of Police, and three hundred
and eight public brothcls have been 5pri-
yileged by the Police Pnfrct at Paris.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-30

GETTYSBURG, December :.
Lastweek William b. Underwood,
printer Of the Gettysburg Gazette, was
arrested, a The snis oi Col. George
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-11-23

''N i''IN - dAOI . 9Ounpdlt
iop2!ies oF pitch. tar aaA sine lun.
Der AMI woald feed large herds Of
ca',ie.
15s ia6a5iianfs anl their O~;gia.
The inhabitants OF LouiGarI-are
chiefly the defendants Of the
French and Canadians. There are
a con,iderable number of i,uglih &
Americans in Nee Of!aao,. The
t*o German coats are peopled by
the defendants of Cett!.rs from
Germany, and j few French mixed
WITH them. The three fucceelinr
iett'enents up to Baton houge con,
tam mo';iy Acadians, ban,heJ from
Noya-Scotia by the Guslilh. and
thar defendants. The rovern.
meat OF Baton Rouge, efDsciallv
the nit 6de, ~hich includes nj tba
country between toe tberviiie and
the american I;ne, Is competed
PaT,iy Of 4cadjans, q very few
French, and OF a great majority Of
Americans. Oh the welt file thew
are molly Acadiaa.: at Poinrr
Goapee and Faudee river they are
French and &caiiaus-Of rhe Do
Pu ation Of the Atacapas arl 1pg.
iou'as, . confederate part Is Ame-
r'cin--Natchito ches. or The Red
riyts, contains b.sa few Americans
AID the remainder Of the irha5i.
tan;S are French Bat the former
are more numerous in the other
teteerneNtso on that river. viz Avov.
els, RaPide, and Ouacheta At
AFkanlas they are molly French
and at New Malfid, Emericans.
ttaa& : 5ths, If not a greater pro
Porion OF al the fe,tlers a. the
Np<aiia iide oftae Ni3ilippi. in the
Illinois c2uac-y, are lihewiie rugDoi.
ed 10 q h'nericous. Below lj.~
Orleans the populations altogether
Frsnch, and the defendants OF
Frenchmsn.
Ee50 0rLezns.
BY recurring to the maps and
e',a,nioing The petition of LouiGa-
ana, i will appear, that the lower
PaFt pvojeas considerably into the
ia. II has in all probability been
formed by the leiirneGt brouga,
down by the current and depafied
Oh the ha5 coat. here is there
fo's on ne eat fJe but a very mar
TOW Zip along The ban Of the river,
from the iea 10 the Iberviie. he
land is not generally Ilsceptibls Of
cultivation more than a mile in
depth from the river, the ret is low
and fwsmpy TO the lakes and the
lea, but in general abouods with
cypress timber, which is iawod bv
mills, which are worked BY artifci
al (trea us from the Miluiipai. in
the 'ime of frelles. They general.
~ run Hye mon,hS in the year.
VIVA; mas been fsid Of the eat
equally applies to the west Gds of
the river. The foil and fit..a,ion
are nearly the fame. After leayinE
the bank Of the river, there is an
immenfc fwamp, interle5t- by
creeks and lakes. extending TO the
high lands OF Atacqpas, and occu.
pying a fpace Of thirty o. forty
leagues.
The city Of Ncw Orleans, which
is regularly laid out on thu eaG tide
of the Mi,liiippi in lat. 20, NJ.
and lon. 90, ". extends nearly
m'ie along the river, from the gate
OF France on the fouth, to that Of
Cdpitoulas above, and h.le more
than T-3 of mile in breadth, from
the river to the ramPart; but il has
an extendve luburb ON the upper
ije. The houies in froat OF the
town and for a fquare or two back.
wards, are notify Of brick, cover
ed with llate, or lyle, and many Of
two itoriss. The remainder are Of
wood, covered with hingles. The
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-11-23
Country firm, Pig xsuircr 10 t5s 6z

From Plaquemines 70 the r.a IS
IL or Is leagues. The country is
low, fwanpY, chiefly covered with
reeds, having lis,lc or no timber and
no fettlenene whatever. IL NAV
he neceHary to mention here, chat
the whole lower part of the caln-
try from the Eugli'h Turn down
ward ia fubje6 to Overlooking in
hurricanes, either BY the recoilinq
OF the river or reAux from the Cea
on each iide; AMI on more tba,
one location it has been covered
from the depth of to 10 feet. &C
cording 70 the delcen. of the river.
whereby many lives were lot, hor-
les and cattle fwe?t away AMI
scene of deltruCion laid. The !af
Calamity of This kind happened in
1894; but fortunately they are not
frequent. in the precetin yeqr
the engineer who Gup1rin,>nded the
ers1tion Of the orr Of Plaquen;nes
f,rr and ,he nl..i i''o 'I''.e "e"F ,''e
efcansd o,!,, -. ,. W 1''' S"'F''on
anr!sgs,aI c9n ~ , - '9io8e On
tbsr, 80 .,. 49,. Ia ~ Oh WHICH
foe. IS ,,,. 49, w. I '.i' aC''';''S : OF ;
have ran.r,l,, 's'- LUZ 'C@..1'
mouth rs 49,, i ~. ~ II rue
b,ry lses ahl7,s : '~N 8'T%. ~''
con, -, -t'' = leY
bopf - s1 1919. = D'''' wee d
mr. f.,t ,,,,a r-., - IL ~o"'n@'S'
,ior, s,,'a,.I - 49,! ~ -" '''A a'-
lasrn.s 49,. t 80" It"
rbs7r ,ct,. . CO.,, e., 49, 1a'''' "a
v,tb r,,;o 49, Ir 800 a. = 'i'@ f~Su
,b.t oF 100 - -,'I,','iJ''' 'h"'
C.n g,o,,, ~ 49, . .o1 0'0'' 'i"'ie
Po,Tt ~ GTo.,L. - ~ - .<.o.,r
,bon+ g la,-.,e ~ - ,SI sg.IIp'''
mines tho Nh; I; 70 ~ >: ~ &c =
into threa cb,n,,a,, r, Lt.i'e' '''Ti
ed the o,Tss n 80 r;ra 49," :. : ~
Fan South ,o1 ea,,'b IN ~ rIi'
Their curt !. e., T., y, ~ 20. t,'lie9'
70 The e., Tba 49, r., ~ y i'a5 u .
, rr,r.b -,,;.b ,;,sI, - -" va y
II. ,,nr f,,,, 80 c,,,- ~ - ca
ba,e,f,e- h,-a- - =, 49,. c. II may
W. FsG rar, ' .nL - y; ''"p'i' ''io5'
hand ~o;,T A., ,l,a .;., ~, ';'e . :s!'
ded mo r,,1 hra,,.,-,' ' - :. ~ =
I.,,r,os h.Tom 49, 49, - 11t ~"
Io@tr. onl,n,, $50. ','- ! a'a & :"
bv rho - tbo p 49,: - ,,,', ..',,s
tG.r. :, frn,.I hjo,.r. 800 =, !" ~ ~
(oDo b,.. cr 49, n;io.a -, @'. "'i1
o,lg h..a RI En- go ~ nv
d,ry rb,coaIa .a,,,;o. 49, 49,, ,-Ie,,
~ o r,o,,,,.s-.N.L-t--'.c -'>'"-
r. * .coorJ;,.. ~ - 49, go 80
IT,. SontL n1c, XXX -
IN fro,, of r.. sE.q;Ta.; ~ 49, ~,
,,,vs heer n.-.G1a-,I F,,' ','' a.
ch3,tcd -. 49,, ~. c... - ~
IA en,,.b wa ,,|c, a,,-:h 20 -
tbe ricrbt the lonp.g ant g.i
r,,yeG of al r,a nafao ~ , r,..
ye,re 400 b,d "A e., ,.. a.'1 " ~ .rI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-11-23

''h'"ou'i ley ipsnt 5 or .
weeks in the manufacture OF this
article, aud returned to St. Louis
with 400 weight of it. 1t proved
to be good and they fold it for a
high price,
Tie geography of the MiGiaippi
AID MiiloYri, and their con,iguirY
for a great length OF way, are but
litt!. known. The traders aH-srt,
that 100 miles above their junction,
a man may walk from one 70 the
other in = day aud it IS ALTO az
lcrted, that 700 miles It'll higher
up, th- portags may be crofTei in
four or FIVE days. This portage is
frequen?ed by traders, who carry
on comfortable t7ade with rona
Of the MifIouri Iadians-rheir ge-
neral route is chrough Green BAY,
which IS an arm of Lake Mich
ga; they then PATS into a finall
ia6s connected with It. and which
communicates with the Fox river :;
they then cro(s over a 'hort portage
ALTO the Ouisconing river, which
unite$ with the NGidiaippi fome dill
lance below the falls Of S.. A7tho-
ny. 1t is ALTO faid. that the traders
communicate with the MihGippi
above theie falls, through Lake
Superior lint thcir trade in that
that quarter is much lefs conhder-
able.
CnRri at Carondshf.
Behind New-Orlsan3 is : canal
about IL miles long watch cam.
municates with = creek called me
Bayou St. lean, flowing into Lake
Poncharrraia, ht,ha mouth Of il.
about Ia leagues from the-city
is a fnail fort called St. lean,
which Commands the entrance
from the Lake. BY this creek the
communication is kept up through
the lake and the Rigolets to Mo-
bile and the fettIements in Wet
Florida. Craft drawing from s to
8 feet water can navigate 10 the
mouth of the creek, but except in
PARTICULAR fweIls of the lake cannot
pafs the bar without being Light
eaed.
S.. Beypqrfo.
On the Eat fde Of the MiEC.
f?pil about eve leagues below
N3~.cTleans and at the head Of
the Engiith bend is a fe.tlement
known by the name Of the Pob!a-
cion de ST. Bernardo Or the Terre
aux Boeufs extending on both
'ides OF a creek or drain, Whole
head is contiguous to the Miaillip.
pi, and which flowing ealtwara
after a couT;e of 10 leagues and
dividing itlelf into two branches,
tails info the Tea and lake Borgne.
his tcttlernent conGsts OF two pa
rl'hes, almolt all the Inhabitants Of
which are 6Paniards from the Ca
narieS, who content thenrelves
with rating fowls, corn and garden
itut for che market at New.Or.
leans. The lands cannot be cult
waited 10 any great diltance from
the banks OF the creek, on account
OF the vicinity Of the marh behind
them, bit the place is furcsDtibie
OF great Improvement and Of afor.
dag another communication to
fmalI craft Of fsom 8 to 10 feet
draught, Between the fea and the
Mi1i1ippi.
Settlements 6e'o-o TIC EaglB Tim.
AZ the di0ancs of i6 leagues
below Gew~Or'eans. the fsttle.
mcnts ON both banks of the aiver
are Of but Cmall account. Between
theie and the fort Of PIsquemines,
the -oun;ry is overlooked in the
iPring AMI in many places is incaoa-
bic Of cultivation at any time. be-
Jag a morals almolt inpaGole by
man o. beat. Taia Gnall tonrne
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09
DR. BARDWELL's
Aa.s1,~ Easses, q, az i..s. q H.ss A.bt.

dHSost" ntf5efs Js' q" kNai " dfad ftofs
THE renowned virtues of the Annodyne
Easnce. is nov 20 generally knc-,, that /, is 40
Prsismptisn In the proprietor to lay, thar Head
Ach', ari6ng from Shlsevcr csufe. or however
vioIeot, initan,ly fabmit 20 iu penetrating pow
ere. This invsloable Annodyae. has heqsenlly
fscceeded after the bea advice, asd every Other
remedy has tailed by iu iaiutary opetsiion. 10
inienhbly pronsotes circslation snd peIipiratioss
aud thereby prevenu the retain Of tie rnok or<
Rinate periodical head schs.
- SeiSI, stpsmmts,. Spfb r;psa, i,sS sss
70, fbs1 ne. BY Mr.. Jas" Or0@. tssk. ./silsr.
No. Ioi H'T,r. .sns,. Neav-fnk; 5y NJ, Bed.
Jants Jet.iss. Msrisi .dyesi. PbiiaSsipbrz Z
M.G Mss.isx q Lsnss. Bvass; Mv Dsusf
Cysets', Nsqo- -Havss Mr. Cbs,i, Bsaso,fk,
B,iSsfs,i; nv. Ebsssis, H,bffs. D<xhaty /; Mr..
Samnsi GrsSn, Nsss- Lsslss MI. ysbs Bwrsf,
Neaoa,k, Mr.. Jeb HAM, ELsa6sfb. gesD~ &
n~d 8, s~s solps6a5k sgrsi 1 rvey pspnlss
f0sDs on rbs savasabk soaA,s 10 abe U. Sfsfss.
Ne~Por. (R. Il J April so. ises. rs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09

that the uame THoMAs STokss * Co. % sftix-
ed to each box, without this mark OF authea.
,icity. none arc genuine.
ATKINSONs
Gexsiss q IsfziLbkr Wsrm Dsa,ymr Lsz<xgs.
AS a Rssay, e6s6rsi. and FIRE remedy.
iiands unrivallcd. and has performed innancra.
bic curcs, when medical aid sad other wosm
medicines could afford no relief. Theic Lozen-
ses not only delSy wofms where they elih.
bst entirely and efedaally pfevent their regeac-
ration. For this purpoie. the proprietor recon-
meads their being sied in the fpring and fall.
Thoie families who have taken his advice, and
sied the Loxenscs ~ their common phy6c a.
mong the children lfor which they aie excellent
ly calcslased) have nov the happinefs TO find
their children eatirely delivered from thofe
dreadful vermin.
SpariS ,Mcssf- PissfsSf, ,AfAveb AZ, Z SOS.
W. beveIy eerfJty. ft<f ssr dSsgbfer. &bsaf 4
Jssu Of ess. bH' 6ssn ps.y sn1osH ssi IN a bed
Fsis .f beaiib Jsr fbstf LET itVs ysan. We az
a0ays G/bs9sl ibsi BE bad sUsrmf, and bad eiv-
es bsyJ Jeveyai SO0rm me<ieisei. aoitb0sf S.y sosi
effa, 10 that aDe lsitsi,s< ,Syfxs Der aH sf Aav.
Hse,irs sf Hxe Js,yyjf.s eSs, being Sryfs,msd
By Afkisfsx's qpsrr &sfyysg LsztxreT. ave PR
cbafsS back0 ef fSsm, asS ad~ryfrred fbem
~ces,d,s, 70 tls dirstFisu. qbe fys d,i, b,sss5f
as04y ssiy .ss 4Dsrm. and sSisb IL a ys&niity .f
yGi~y. sSSe6rr ssf,er fbejseen/ sr.'. asee, tasr
ms.8,ss, tbiek qusrxs. rss,J h<Jfs yar< is
ksgf6 /; and 5b< f6i,S DEE, l<rys qEaSGr Of
fling. c6s.fvr naffsr. Tx vS~aiss a-d psry.
ing. rUnb pvbieS Es rvas f,sqseafIy frsE5fea, has
e,afI-5ry appetite ba, become regular, ard bas
e~sy yErer esiys< ptys6 yfait Of beaft6, for
qrsnb 4Ds are entirely mStbhd 10 fbt esesiieH,
qxaGty Of <skinss's aosyn Is4,.yi:g Lsztsgs.--
fbrycfSrs. aor. aod5 fbt s,rgs pltsiarf, rtess-
mind ibs- a, a Mtdieins tliiy a1fasrvi@e ibe PR
tgfs far 4Dbieb ibey are ,sesmmsnIsd.
THOMAS * ELIIAsRrH RobIKssN.
HsrH 6ib, ISo3.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09
7ojebh ". Paul e Co.

Hsw Jet Jah at tbtir Sssn on Bsagssr'i W5sN
A GENERAL and genuine sForment of
"A Groccries, - low as can be purchsiod in
THE town.--Lkewiie.
MolaGes Of q fuperiof qsslity per hoshesds
New -Ensland Rum by ihs hoghcsd.
Sugar by the barrel.
Tea, by the dozen ID.
Frefh Flour by the barrel. Of which they Ina
TEND to keep a conAsss fuppy.
i3eR Havsnna white and brown SUGARS
by the Boz.
r. MATER, Of veAcls, &c. can be foppIied
vith any articles they may wsnt, and tbs
fmaflef favor gratefully acknowledged.
N<srter. Fsb,sau {. 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09
SPRI Nc PH YSIC.
Dl. HUNTERS
Cennine HnflbilioNy III

AN agreeable aud certain psesensstive OF
that predfpo6tion TO inHsmssosy and malignant
fever, which preyails at paricuiat fsAfons of the
year. The rapid and iocrea6ng demand from
every part Of the UHited States, and the Wet
India Ifaods 10 the bet evidence Of their fspc-
rior exceilerce.--Biliious complaints, windy diff
tenfions OF the fiomach aad boweIss paius In lhe
ftomzch and Gde, Gck head -achs, giddinefs, lodi.
RsAian, phlegm, sod aabmasie tightnrfs of che
bseaft, arc entirely removed by this vell known
medicine. whole deiesved rep~te place them FAC
above the common ciaG OF mcdicises. Several
remarkable cafes of their efficacy have been lately
pab!iihed. lathe piies, tor their relief & care,
for iea- faring mcn elderly & fedentary petfons
tho(e who drixk TO exccfs, aad females u6se
opening medicines. they asc Invaluable.
Dr.. Huste,'s Anti Bilious Pills are ssgusf
hosAby brsvs< 5y aatLs sxpsrienes 10 Be fbt msR
xGs6sai remedy, al ,bs Jane h~e fbf msf iuue-
fexf, piesjas., ard eosvsseri rsdieinr far fbs
xre Of jesrvy Jjeorbzis ersifissf, hi'sJ. q sib.r
dysrde,s originating frsm eor'spfiSe faif sffbs
bls,d. 7Sf rems,isbk eure Of Mr.. EHyq0r. s
Aibsxy. qsbo bad Bees fqDeivs y<au s0r~smsd
1Uf5 m.a dyS,afag (serbSft complaint, ar HIs
that Of Tbsmas Jsbglar, a isbstng susn, IN sbe
/f,Uiet Of Mr.. Fda RrsgSlser, qvl, qvai e67,6fS
avifb msS bs,ri< kbrsy, myf baVe emviseei
CORY one qvbs bGs ,eaf fbe fsyiieslan Of fb5if
eejss. b,sles zrbieb vs,isfy Of b,ssS eftbeir s-
6tay. 6rtbenira,ei BY feys~ sf ebs'Aaer and
. r,fpedsbiiay are spfx 10 f5f ssAnmSfiss Of eveu
iagxirer. qBsk msS na,srail, be Jsfsysd |"
bave fboir dee .esigtf. and {4tr,tflt sbe SeeabIy
Of sy fs,f5sr esrmen, J,sn tbe PreS,iesr {; yrf,
b. t,slsme 10 egesf, that tie real ~erib Of tbb
UeSsfa5A PREPARATION qriil. on a fair trial. plead
mere /srcibk iS s1Os rsfoamsndSfiss than ay
sbiss (Which So~ be jaid fM.
Dn. BARDwELLs
Genuine Agae and EsVer Drepf,
Tor she Cure Of Agues, Intermittent aad Re-
mittent Feven.
THE psoptiesor feels il his duty. to pre-
ien< to the public, Medicine acknowledged e.
proved TO Be the 6rfi in the world being : fov-
ereign remedy for one Of the moa diafeBlog
diieafes which sHiid mankind. The properties
and qaalities Of this Medicine, has been 70 fully
approved and sttiaed, a. to leave no donbt
whatever Of iu efficacy. Thoofaods have been
cured BY thefe drops. after the bark and every
other remedy has proved Intellectual and not
one in hundred has had occaion to take more
than a.Gnale bottle.
Ds RARDWETIss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09

y III 40 ~
y ROAD Cloths.
IL CaRmeres,
ChinizeI,
Caiicoes,
Peacil, red and white
CoppeTplate,
Blue and white fpostsd
MoAins.
India Caiicocs,
Striped Cottohs,
Ru1ells.
Calirnsncoess
Dsrann,
Silk Nsekeess,
rwili'd D..
Strip'd and elosded
Nsnkinetrs,
Cipghans,
/ Band anna & Barcelona
Handkerchieis,
Spsnifh silk for knit.
ting,
Dimilics;
MuQincts,
Fans,
Ladies elk Gioves b
Mit,s, Of different
colours,
Whi,e Cotton do.
Centiemen's white 9Th
Gloves,
Linens, :.
Fine Humbums,
Centlemen'' ) and 4
ihres''ed hlk snd
white Cotton Hofe,
Hemp do.
MarfeilIes Quil,ins.
Ladies hlk Shs~l,, Of
different colours,
Kid Gloves,
White linen pocket
Hankerchiefs,
Red aod white fpostsd
ditto,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09
THOMAS VOAX,
SUGAR.REFlNER,

Ssmb.end Of 7bamrJ. Street CNsup0rt( J
hss eagaontly for Sale,
II OAF SUGAR ia ard I'D qssliiyl Lump
- Sugar ssd Syrsp.--AJs. Refnsd Brown
ssgss ssd MOLASSES, Of an excellent qusliy.
fpf fsmily's sie,
Loaf Ssgsr erohaogea for Brown s ufsal.
ltr1a. 1894. is1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09
Ds. BARDwELL's
Arom0fiC LoxeneeJ at yfee

IN THE age of isxury and licen,ioufsefs.
wbeo the indiicsetion Of youth diiappoint the
expeeistions of maturity, aud lay the foundation
Of prsna,ure and Gckly cid sse, il n not to bs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09
New Spring Goods.
JAMES MUMFORD
Has FOR SALE,

2 SAFE.
Worried H;sding,
Nsnkecn Ferret
Ssfpsndru.
Csmbfics,
Muffin Tor 0owus.
Spng'd Ta'nbour'd,
acopet, & book MuA
Inns,
Back and bloc Lubss
] ifring',
Chanscablc ditto,
italisn Silks,
Back Grape.
Glove Tie,.
Lsdir' Spsigs 4 Festia
eis.
Large snd fmsli Um-
bfellss.
Spotted * plain Esuxos
Black and white Nett.
ing 60.
Velve, ssd nlk Cord
bindings for RootS
Ribbons.
Edgings,
Satin pealings.
Sarccneu,
Gen,lemen's black ssd
white Ssttia iof
Veis,
yellow kgfecn Csnvas
Chintz Shawl,
Slate colosI'd CsA
brio do.
Galcom Binding.
Jesns,
Black Mullins.
Ben kind Mofoccf
Shoes.
Lsdiss Boonew,
Gen,lensn's CfavanA
Thread of all colours
Shirt Bottoms,
Black Lace, ~ low ~
N per I'd. &c. 60.
o.
srious kinds Il prices. {,
too tedious 70 meHtions
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09

Geutlenen's HATS. various kinds Il priccs. I
Sondry other Articles, too tedious 70 nention.
Msavbo0. Maya. s7t44
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09
Stedfe Drop for Desfaef.

FOR many years have theie drops been
ufed with smsxing fsecefs. 10 Dcsfnei' q Hard.
pefs of Hearing. Thofe who are snscqsainted
with the great relief afforded BY this valsaple
medicine. are ezrneRly recommended 10 trial.
Few are the cafes ia which il has not been OF
great ferviee. and very often perfeeied complete
care. Copioss directions for the ufc OF the Spe-
eiEe Drops for Dsafueii are feaIed up with sseh'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09
DR.. Bardsseirs Genuine Eys-Wafer.

A Sovereign remedy for all difcaies o'
Eyes; fpeedily removes inHsnssions. dimncfs,
itchiug,, and films il never fails 70 csrc shoie
malsdies which frequently fucceed the mcailes,
fnsI- pox. and ieven and 10 an unPsrslled
Rseusthener ofx weak hRhs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09

THE only medicios that eures this difa-
sreabi. difeaf., BY one zpplicatioa, 70 many
thoof,od. h,sing experienced in efficacy il Is
pune. aary to add any more arguments in it'
hyal. bat TO ssu'isa tbs Pas!ie' u osl't't.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-05
BOSTON, December II.
(To BE- eoatinasd.1

Loss IF tie sbip Moat'eello. = Accounts
from Caps Cod, informs that the vslua-
bic fnip Monticello, formerly the Merit
mack ioop Ct war; capt. Newill, from the
lie Of France, with a cargo Of fpgar, cot
fee, sc. is on fhore near MorEis's litand
back Of Chatham. We underfand, that
fhe is injured to the amount OF I5o,o
dollars. in this town, viz. at the Fire and
Marine Cfiice, 10000, Brocks's 4o,o coo,
Marine 10000, Hay's 10000 and lay
lor's &c, COO. Isis faid fhe went on ihore
on Tueiday evening laa, through the
miicaIculaticn osthe pilot. She fred fig
nal guns of diareis, and boats WENT to her
"Wednesday morning. Sic isb'iged but
we learn that 600 bags OF pepper have
been faved and thar there were boats a
long fde taking out the wet coffee, &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-05

Ritfou, Whipple, London; Young "a,
ward, Lamperierre, Bordeaux; brig Two
Brothers, Tall, Guernfey ; Sophia, Grout,
do. Hope, MKenzie, Barbados Rich
ard, Jacobs, Curacao; fch'r HoPewell,
Wilton, Grenada; Parke rarely, Broun,
Antigua Hope, Lombard, Anguilla !;
Charlotte, Candy, Pore Republic; Betfey
and Fanny, Gibfon, Barbados.
Yeaerday the nip Governor Carleton,
capt. Cdney, arrived here in s. DAYS from
Glafgow.--We received no papers by her
but we have feena private letter from G'ai-
gov, dated the 18th ult. which itaies-
/" That there were 10 fail of the line at
Toulon ready for fea, having on board
upwards Of 10000 troops, (deitlnation
not known) in conlequence OF which the
Britifh Government had fent an expgefs 10
Sir Richard Biskeron, who is with a
aropg force off Malta, to keep cloie
watch on their movements"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-05

|c,,,,;;a number Of apprentices in proPoF-
|t;ao . the burthen OF iuch yelisI. But
4, : we'll known thar under color OF tins
Ilsw. ,he number Of apprentices e doooisd
/ and trebled fbips Whole complement IS
from 20 TO go haods, fsil with from only !
.;ght 70 twelve feamen on wages the reit
i made up Of apprentices tins IS paru-
[enlarly The cafe with vefels from the north
|of England and from Scotland. + IS a
f,ff not TO Be concealed, that the tioilana-
Ere. Danes, Swedes, Hamburgers, sc. &c.
sc. from their method Of manpirg thsis
ysasls the fnall wages they pay thsif
ieamen: ,se mean and low priced TODD on
which they keep them ard from oillsf
|circumaances nnnscefary 70 paFsiru!srnf'
|csn afford to carry fiill lower than the BIZ !.
tin (; perhaps it may with accuracy be al
|Sered thar they can take freight IS per
cent. lover than our middle Rates, ana at
|9eaa II per cent. lover than the eslieEn
|4aies.
(7-o5e confirmed.