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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

mis- the deu,5esa,ic s1'eadaae-., relative II
the prefdential election. ! FAY the mott dan.
e,rous, hccaugs it points ont to au7titor way
In which the principles Of iacobinilnl may fae-
,;6fe the remainder cf our liberties, ard iubiea
us to tyranny and defpotifn,. : further .ilvcE
,iraton Of this iabieft will be attempted in ny
comrenss upon the next toall,
S;eh are he princi pies of the party II rowc'
-fuch is their attachment to the eonfiilu.ioiii
and its principles yet at every demecfatie feals
,se hear it ,panrd, with ion.e iuch tentimcn.s.
is found in the text They will employ every
art againA i;.-1'l:ey vii! faerice truth, holi.s
and in fome iniiances, even in;reit, to overthrow
il, principles, aud 1a',der its friends, yet n pub.
lie, and III order to deludc .l:e unioiormea, they
viii with Affected io!emni'y give the toas5
Mag it be fup. orted G. tss greet tHirca's y "a
neil.sJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

HE Office OF Supervisor Of the Revenue for
the Diitriet of Virginia being d;fcontinu.d, and
the uninhed buiineis Of the laid Office transferred to
me; the Collectors Of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, Whole accounts have not been finally admit
Cd and paid are hereby informed, that they are now
reqSeited to call & my ofce,in the city of Richmond
without delay, and pay the balances due 20 the United
Ststes-And thofe whole lands have been fold in the
tTct OF Virginia by authority of an atf of Conereis
OF tie United States for non-payment of the Dnea
AK may redeem fuch lands, by paying to me with.
the time limited, the principal COTS and fees as the law
iire2s.
AS mott OF the aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec 1902 the privilege ofredemption will continue
until December next.
Inc money received by me for the redemption Of
the laid lands will be returned to the purchaer with
ntereft at the rate of 25 per per annum on the
purenaie money to the day on which it may be paid
to me. JOSEpII crC,rvI,
Mar1hal v. D
jay - ep-tf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY
EOR SHE.

ION TbnJaqy TIE 2otb Deceaxte,. 7ex.. nj ~,
- fore boaiS, Q miles at0q,s Csuito 6,iior. m
tee big6eR IidIer, qUW BE- joH tea q,,iy,,sie
| YOUNG NEGROES, eoqE2;.e ofTO NEW 80
bOTS, among tie former are i4v0 eeceht.,,f barn.
'errantJ, one ofsvbcng is a good jeanlRyc;, ami.
Ell other rolpsfI eveH vrfedin tie 6iafie5 of f6is
oceApGt:on, eyed Is rearJ, Ire alter Is years OH
- HHe0A'i1e?lg exfer:, he reg GER Akey, Bat &C.
| fr.Ho'led only 10 TIE EslG, BOYS from 70 ten
yearJ ofaye.
ALso-A vals0L!e DlORED STUD HORSE.
Il DfoNEDES,/ fan. poart old, nbsua,lI. Of is
tee" Da''d' 6igb, andnioG elegantly j5rmed From
re Ie9v experiments made sOitb sbiJ bo,e on Tire
fw3' " rs rcdneed 10 certainty fbat 5e IS q es;
ief r'o1ner dadin tAe e,limoiion of j.ior. one NJ
ip. 7fefcT borjfS oafbe continent. Ol,e IRE p,iI.f
1iHe eotNJe ~ 46n.ggR, he seou qvi!b e.7l a5oyt
500 Son"r!, aiT0neing tie ti-,f best, i;sI. ~
cont 6orle DentatYs, Col. Ro;1ipy k,cr,t (g;q,.
leer, aid 4ar. TosrHc'J; Ba!:nJ, Col. 6e,,tL-',
bore ZorigGer, 6are!r 77,cI bis iQ.aef. end g;',,
6eater qoi:b eaje. TIE :eoRG keaf cl,., tl. Sc
UH!e conre on TIE lab Sette0.Ler, aIfborgb =,
2f iafoisrGb'e condition (2 ,niie 6ea.s,J be ~,
abon a tearing rein mile and 1916 6eyore r..
nsla on Tbs beaf Re 7von 800 dollars, 5eeting Nr.
BARS Cbel9nt DiOnied bayje, Mr.. Hzjgins's Jim
crack mare, AID Ifr. Tosvne,'i Balirs; Col. Hai.
fo'n5' 'Ieob0rd beat bin G6OYt fer. he qcas
drA11n tie <seond heat. Several races othlS go!e
gNT'f 1fr1 aron BIZ him gvitd g1rat enja. ii cer!;-
fsefr Ct ne age N'"d pedigree qf IBIS boge, zuN
DC P'oa"eed on tie day efIai-. Tfrn,5, are third
eg@,tbs balance parable in tx months. Boz, z,r,h
jeenrty on demand quW Be required, buf iu,er.e
RENTED, liz CAFE TIE triac;pal is bsui!ualiy sa;i.
JOHN ARCHER R6BERTSON
AZ g. Iha7e no objection to Ajloef of any Of
the G5ove property p5izately. II.
Clifton (AmeAia,) Oi7o6er 2o--(eS. $50.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
II CARR BIPGHfw

HE ln57yi5frJ are omjsyicSio EH Ly byi7nte E,l,
- on h5s,al term, ard jfaot dl5e,cdofEy The Eeo0e
lI''Hy n Drec,rbrr eag, zO on fJai Gsy afbe FqgL
1apf'"' IN lie CITY efRebmord, ssiyelv jeEdot baj
lIeI'oa, 7oii5o reyUt for cab, III, zoi.fy oTa 7iluzM
TRACT or LAND, containing 1880 acyeS. in Ss,fEL
va"ta county, 7oif5i1 f7eca,y 1s IF Fyelsyielel. III
t'aef . eomo7y fao7os 81 he MN. y Gernfs, end all
yat"5 Tie @had' y John KeaaC, John 1Tts5eH, 7Bomo
Jo0Nf', and of6c,s. TIE "oey 10 Daf PAT Ass,sf H
torn 2fF,deyieiI5zyg.
ALSO-Two hundred acre; LAND Wing in Fr,.
wanna county, adjoining the Lands of ffeg. stone
Neaard Watt, and John Manly, which we win die
pole OF on the fame terms of the above.
PR0SSER u A10NCURE, v. MS.
olpfe~br ~. 2dufd51
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
TO RENT,
FOR ONE OR MORE YEAR

TUX UNE Or M0RE YEARS.
MY HOME in TIE city ofRicb,nond, at byetent
~ oeeH'ied 9y.mgjsf and far )sutrai years
rack cy CROUCH x He9Rer; this is n zveN knozon
F6"d as a Pn6He boye far more fban f1vcuf,
te0r!' IS gOeH. hfn0fe2, near tie centre If 60-
Fns'J, FvhbN f7venty yarIJ ofProGer 81 A1on.
cures Yeadne office and one bgndrca yo,d, ofIbl
Capitol. is nnnees1n,y to ei4,e further dcjcr;b.
hon, ar it is Prslnmed no one qUiU rent quitbout
g!le70in9g fbe premjlfJ. Po6S6Ton zviH be ej7er
Immediately if application IS made zyit5i1 fbr,l
or fur sOeek5, int jfaof qUifbin l6of f;,,e, qy;I
not be rented HHqtier Ire rifng offbe 6fsm6Iy :
terms qViH be MADE k1oqOn on a66Ecoti,z1 TO
on. eth.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

S1RAfkD OR STOLEN, FROM II LOT IN THIS CT.
Tr, ON THE l4tb inf.
4 GREY MARE, about fix gears old, fow
L a feet nine incbeJ high, extremely zveL eoitld
ana 6randed on the lift buttoek zoifb the letter q
any Pey/0n evbo qvW deAVer jaid MARE 10 tbc G1b.
Jf'iDfT near Ships 7aUe,n, in Caroline eoufp, O,
10 mr.. James M'Canee offbit place, haN receipl
tie aboJe Te7vard. .
ROBERT T. BARLOW.
of7ober 2o.---(eS. 81. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

"a IN l62l, Novs-Scots was granted by lanes
!. to Sir VIM. Alexander. IN IsaS N5,-.li -.
GRANTED by Charles l. to Lord baltimore. In 1ec4
New York was granted by Charles H. to the u Of
rofF 10 alto was NewIerfey, which the y. of Yort
conveyed again to Lord Berkeley aud Sir Geo. Car.
teret. So alto were the Delaware counties which the
lame Duke conveyed again to Vim. Penn. In Iesr
me country including North aud South Carolina.
and the bloridss was granted by Charles H.
20 the r. Of Clarendon, II. of Albeniarle T. Of Cra-
ven, Lord Berkeley, Lord Afhley Sir 1,soraa e.
teFst SIR John Coleton, and Sir VIM. rerkeiev. IN
ro8l' Pennyvanawas granted by Charles II. 70 VIM
~ 70. c. 2. c. L. IL. c. 2. c. II. 9s. Q
2. T. 8. W. M. {. %. IL W. s. 4. Anne g. @.
2. C. 13. anus % "
~ s. c. s~->1 %, G. 2, c. esd 0. @.
IN l. eoasiapekl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
PARODY

UPON eRAY's cELEERArED ODE or THE p.Rn."
BY THE HON. ruos. kRsx1sE.
| ms Parody was written at Trinity College, Cam
eerdge, near i've and twenty years ago and arofe
rom the Circumstance of the Authors Barber COM
ing too late to dreis him his lodgings, at the op
OF Mr.. Jaekfon, an apotheeary a. Cambridge, where
ne logged TIL vacancy in the College; by which
ofthe defpairing Bard, who PROHIBITED the defr,n'
ton of King Edwards race, he po.red fourth hi.
euTies upon the whole race of BARRIERS, predia-
ing their ruin in the nplicty of future generate
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

An extraordinary race was run at York, Eng.
land, the 22d of Aug. between Mrs. Thornton,
wife OF Col. Thornton, and NJ Flint. Up.
wards of 100000 spectators are faid to have
been f,reiefit, and the bets amounted to 2oo,oooL
The dlttance was miles. During the frf 3
miles, Mrs. t. took the lead but Mr.. F. gain.
ed on her in the lalt mile, and finally beat by a.
bout two alliances. The courfe was run in 9
minutes and 50 feconds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
July T..
Mediterranean Pqssboyls.


Mt Office is hereby given, that Il has bees
~ deemed eXpedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean paiiport iflucd to veIieIs Of
the United States that from the sth dav of IN.
iy next, thote of the new form will be fined ~
the cnitom houies to every vefel, FOR which ap-
plicdtIon may be made on compliance with
the terms prefcribed by law and furrenderine the
former paiiPort of which lhe may be polIeiTed.
II any IN which lattercaf no fees will be reoui.
red for the exchange: and that by an arranee-
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers With
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
ne~ form OF paiPort will be fuficicnt to pro.
tett the veHelS OF the United States, from can
tqre until the If of July 1905, after which the
old form of panport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department of State,
Esd of Axy, L se7. r
7bePrinfery off5e laqOJ cff6e Gs.;se6 STATE, ar.
reqh:Ifed to insert tie a6oUe in tbelt Gazeftct
t4oiee zOeek fer the spare Of Gv months, aaIf5e
COLLECTORS etfbe efJfOms TO Keep copies of it bodfS
up IN their offices.
Jms 2.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
LAND-EOR SIZE.

AM authorized 10 IiHa Haipa5t T,os ofFo,o.
ing LeaS lying qoitJir f1oo mity IF Hing AMI O,sa
Court Hogfe, and he lans Gfaate Fan ne rice, con
'"'"'Tg ofT Hn1SyeT and SeverFve asyes. ii bzreai.
may be bat ian coriy aepiieessaa mate 70
JOHN TEMPLE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

Est proori- agis.rai1 infeget qereye per-
sonar eirifaf, ASeres4s go dgnitaiem u deus
fiuere, isgeI, n,a dseribere, @ eem0isss
nemi@isse CICERO Oh Or. l.. 1, G. "a.
the Indispensable duty of the fupreme magiffrate
to eonider himelf acting for the whole community
and obliged to tupport its dignity, and afign the
people, with utce, their various rights, he would
be faithful 10 the great truA repoied in him.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

No more toupees are f.en
That mock at Alpine height,
And queues with many yard of ribband bound,
All now are vaniih'd quite.
No tongs, or torturing'pi
But ev'ry head is trimmd quite fnug around:
Like boys of the Cathedral choir,
Curls, fuch as Adam wore, we wear,
Each timPler generation blooms more fair
Till all at'sartifcial fha expire
VAN puppy boy thinks thou yon' eiencd cloud,
=, Kan d by thy puff, can vie with Nature hue
tomorrow fee the variegated crowd
With wringets filming like the morning dew,
Enough for me with Joy fee
The different dooms our fates align:
BE thine to love thy trade and Rarve;
To wear what Heaven beitow'd be mine"
Heiaid, and hesdlong from the trap-hairs' height.
Quick through the frozen Rreet he ran in Shabby
plight
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

Mighty BARRIERS, mighty lords,
Low on greafy bench they lie
Notifying heart purie affords
iixPence for mutton pye
Is the niealy prentice fed ,
Poor Coe is gone all iupperefs to bed.
The warm that in thy fhop each morning Eat,
Comb their lank hair on forehead fat:
Fair laughs the morn, when all the world are Beaux
While vanly nrutting through Gy land,
In foppi'h train the puppy Barber goes;
Lace on his ihrt, and money at command,
Regardless of the f,ulkng baif's fway,
ihat' hid IN iome dark court, expects his ewing
prey.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
FALL GOODS.

1bey baVe reeeOsd by tie Cba,Ae and ES4sz,l from
London, part Of TIER FALL GOODS, ard dlily tx5ea
from L'0frpo'! and G!4igo7V eeezpe a6rfnse.t Of
"sariy every a,tieis gf...Ay imported.
Sfpff"a3~ % ep3zvsS'eS3t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
Oh M4DFiRA. DIR LISBON, s. POsr VINE
ROBERT GORDON g Co.

NAVE rscei1'ed BY tie Guiana from Made;.
: L 'a, so PIPES Ele!7ed old VINE, zp5ieJ tbey az
Jnre their Jieads f,oves 10 BE- exeetni--7B.y BaS,.
ogo -'O pipes, bogsbeads and gna,ier-.as DRf US
BoN and PORT VINE, imported BY t6e1yt!Ves diyssS
fran Ly6Oa and Opo,iy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
A SUMMARY VIEW OF THE
RIGHTS OF BRITISH AMERICA.

Set forth in fome Revolutions intended for the nfpcc-
tion of the prcient Delegates of the People of Vir-
gina now III Convention.
BY THOMAS JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

with Boots or Shoes as well as if they were on the
ipot.~.-...A--the length Of the Boot.~C-round the
Cslf~.B-the pitch Of disto.~D--round the heel and
in'iep.~.E--round the inGep~~.G-aerofs the ball Of
the loot. FiY the heel againa perpendicular. and
Rick knife at the end Of the erca; toe--fet down n
figures the number Of inches ard quarters, in the df
ferent meaures Tune go. cree,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

4" KUN feize thee, fcoundrel Coe!
Confnflon on thy frzzing wait;
Hadtt thou the only comb below,
Thou never more fhoulda touch my pate.
Club 1or queue. nor twiaed tall
Nor cen thy ehatt'ring, barber n,an avail
10 fave thy horfe-whpp'd back from daily fears.
from Cantabs' curfe, from Cantabs tears! Z"
oaen were the bounds that DER the powdered pride
oi Coe the Barber fcatterd wild dilmay,
AS down the itep of Iaekfon's fliprery lane
lie wound with putting march his toilfome, tardv
way.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
THE BARBER.

fragment OF Pindarie Ode, f.o;s, ali old Manu-
fcrpt in the Mufeum, which Mr. Cpsv csr.a;.
ly had in his eye when he wrote his aBARn"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

pATES's ALMANAC-Foe isos-plI1n.
-. ed BY Mr65J. Da7,iJ u Courfney, NAV he
had at fbe OGTee Of tie Enquirer.
September 10. eff
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
NOTICE.
NNTUIIAM IOMEC e d..

NOTICE.
NTILLIAM JONES of Pb;Aadelbbia, and
w NEIL M'CoULL of Richmond, being al.
painted TO Jtthe THE bnIufi5 of Roli and FORD,
tbe collection Of fbe debts deyoives on NJ
ArConll--'aDbo regrets tig,t MasJted to came
9v0rd and givs af;0nnceJ, Of qvben taynas-s s,1ay
be expected as It is bis laty TO eomepse j4is is,-
mefiafeIy GsaiaR t5ojf zula.dsS-s.F
S------'IF y-Tr4lA1N JiONES.
NEIL At.COULL.
ct7cGer eo....(eS. ssy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

Sir John Fielding, the aaive Police Maeiftrate o.
that day.
Toes father, the blacksmith of Cambridge.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

70 LIKELY NEGROES.
n NYPe,fss 7vigiag fObmrb,Jt aJoUf 10 Lis,,y NJ.
g,oct,may bear 7cbc,tbr eaq BE aeeoyssa4ed h. ~.
plying a tie QFeeef ne Enquirer. 'f
Otobv 3. IT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

They wais at Dover FOR the fri fair wind,
SouP-meagre in the van, and fnnf; roaG-beef be-
hind.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

In 4 rosn where Cambridge town
Frowns ocr the kennels finking flood,
Rob'd in flannel powd'ring-gown,
WIN haggard eyes poor Erfkine Good;
pong his beard, and blonzy hair,
Streamed like an old wig to the troubled air y
And with chung CUTS, and face than razor thinner
owore the loud forrows Of his dinner.
" Hark how each ftrking clock and toIl;ry hell
With awful POUNDS the hour of eating tell!
. thee, oh Coe their dreaded notes thew wave.
ooon ihali ueh Pounds proclaim Thy yawrirpr crave
Vocal in vain, through all this ling ring day'
The grace already faid, tine plates all ivyept AWAY
" Cold is the Beau as tonyue.
That footh'd each virgins pain
Bright Perfum'd M - has cropp'd his head:
Almacks you moan in vain
Each youth whole high toupee
Made huge Piinlinlmon bow his coud-eapt head
In humble Tyburn-top we fec,
tiplaih'd with dirt and fun. burnt face;
Far on before the ladies mend their pace,
The Maecaroni fneers and will no. fee.
Dear LOTT companions TO the -oxcor,b's orr
Dear as turkey Of thefe farriifh d eyes.
Dear as the rudy port which warns nv heart,
We Junk amida the ain,ng MiTes' cries
No more weep-they do TO, 1eep
AT yonder ball, lturdy baud,
fee them fit they linger yet
Avengers of fair Natures hand
With me in dreadful refolution Join,
10 crop with one accord, aud Aarve their eurIe,
Nv.
weave the warp, and weave the wool,
The winding-fheet of barber's race
Give ample room and verge enough
heir lengthtnd lantern jaws to trace.
Mark the year, and mark the night,
When all their fiops fhall echo with ALRIGHT
Loud fcresris mall through SAINT James's turret.
ring,
To fee, Ike Eton boy, the KirQl
Punpi-s Of France. with unrelen.;ng rs.ss
That fcfape the foretops NJ our aching heads;
No longer England owns thy fribblifb laws,
No more her fclly Gallias vermin feeds.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

The porter-n,ug fill high,
Bak'd curls and locks prepare;
Reft Of our heads, they yet by wigs may live:
Cloie by the greatly chair
Fell thrif and famine lie,
No more to Art will beauteous nature give.
Heard ye the gang of Fielding fay,
Sir John ., at lat we've found their haunt;
To deiperation driv'n by hungry want,
Through the cramm'd laughing Pit they Real their
way!
fe tow'rs Of Newgate London's lafting flame,
BY many foul and midnight murder fed,
Revere poor MIR. Coe the biackftnith'st fame,
And ipare the grinning Barber's chuckie head.
VII.
" Ra.cals we tread thee under foot,
Weave we TIE wool; the thread is fpun \
Cur boards we pull on, by the root;
(Ihe web IS wove-your work is done.)"
" Stay, oh fay nor thus forlorr
Leave me uncurld, undnner'd, here to mourn.
Through the broad gate that leads to College Hall
They melt, they fly, they vanifh all
But on what happy icenes of pure delight,
Slow moving on, their mpe charms unroll!
fe rapt'rous viiions, fpare my aching fight
We unborn beauties, crowd not on my foul;
No more our long loR Coventry we wall
All hail ye genuine forms; fair NATURES iirue
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

=" Not frizz d and frit,erd, pinn'd and roll'd,
Sublime their artlefs locks they wear,
And gorgeous danes, and judges Old
Without their tetes and wigs appear.
In the midi form divine,
Her dreis befpeass the Pennfylvanian line,
tier port demure, her grave, religious face,
Attemper d fwee, to virgin-grace
What fylPhs and fpiri,s wanton through the air.
what crowds OF little angels round her play!
Hear from thy fepulchrc, great PENN oh heart
"A icene like this might animate thy clay.
Simplicity, now fearing as fhc fings,
Waves IN the eye Of Hsavn her quaLer-eolour'd
wings.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
NEAL NELSON,
BOOT q SHOE GfAWUFHC7U2ER-
MAIS-sTREET, R1cuAfogD

HU ~CDONc O 0nOes
w TO any pattern or fan.
ion, eqnal III point of MA-
TEEiALs and WoRKnAr-
SUR to any in general uie.
~ Imported Doors ard
SnoEs, Of the frR qualit,
and i'eweA fafhion, Tor falei
-. Gentlemen az a dii.
lance, who are difpoCcd 10
forward me their ineafure,
by paying attention to Tie
annexed cut, can he ftted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

Cd06er 2o.....(eS. Sgy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19
PARTISAN

Its ftated that the MUSEUM NApoLr-
on OF Paris has been enriched by the addi-
ton Ola buff of Alexander the Great, pre-
tented to the Firt Conful by the Chevalier
Azara, Spanifh ambaliador at Paris. The
buff was found at Tivoli in l777, in the
RUNS of the palace of Pifo. The Pallas of
Valletri, has alto been added TO the mu-
ieum. This itatue is thirteen feet high,
p.oiiei1es much fublimity and grandeur of
character, and is an object of particular
admiration from the hyperion execution of
its drapery.
n convoy from Rome arrived at Paris on
the 10Th or january. Ii brings as a prefent
from the Pope to Bonaparte a number of
valuable curlofities-cameoS and int-glios,
bronzes, mofaics, vafcs, urns, medals, &c.
y variety of Egyptian curiofties and an
,iqueS are alto received, and new flutes of
apartments are in preparation for the ar
rangement of the numerous additions 70
the muieum.
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Domestic Intelligence.

TRIPoLI, NoY. "a. La

1KlPoLi, 24, 1908.
j mentioned in my laN, under date of tbe
18th, that, in c%onfequence of orders from
the Baihaw, communicated to us ON the
evening of the 18th, we were on the follow
ing morning conducted to the cattle. rTbe
object or this removal was to prnifb us. nv
way OF retaliation, for i'll treatment which
they fay the Tripolitan officers, taken in tbe
hip captured by the John Adams, received
from Capt. Rogers. The prime miniGer.
a few days previous, had written TO Can.
tam Bainbridge, informing him that a let
ter had been received from the Trinol;+ar
Captain ut Gibraltar, in which he c]ornnIa;r
ed OF being i'll treated by Capt. Rooers
and Iii contequenCe of this, by way of f,t;c'
faction, the prime miniter reqlefcd Can't.
d. to write to and order Commodore Pre-
bic to deliver III all the %priloners taken in
that ihiP /; in which cafe we fhould CONT
nueto be treated as heretofore but nhouId
Capt. b. not comply he would be compel
led to eXerclfe retaliation upon us.-No ex-
change was propoted (; but we were to de-
liver up ieYenty-eight p~rifoners to irflre
our not being III treated. Captain Bain-
bridge declined compliance and we were
conducted to the cattle. The change was
indeed an unpleatant one, from a large corn
do hotHe to what they call acaale.
which IN TACT IS nothing lefS than a loath-
tome prifon. We were placed in the Came
place with the fhip'S company. How well
calculated the room was TO contain C,,cb \
number you may Judge, when | 4ell Won
that it was about so by IS feet how com
Portable, when the only place to admit the
air was at two holes in the ceiling, grated
over: However, it was not intended that
we mould remain there any time, and was
only done under the idea that we were TO
be frightened into 4 compliance with the
prime minil.er's demand.
While we were there, Life, the TIipo-
Titan admiral accidentally pafTed that yigy,
and was very much f0,br1fdto feeus ther.,
lie came up. to enquire the reafon Of our
removal, and faid that he underfoci z lei
ter had been received, mentioning that he
Irpolitan priioners had been iii trcat,d
capt cambridge told him that it was ar in.
famous ~ialtehood; that the laws of the u
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NEW-YORk. Nav 10

We mentioned in the laft number Of the
Mercantile Adycrtiier that the flip Hard
ware, for this port from Brinol, had been
fpoken IN the 9Th infant, and that he
had papers on board to the 9Th of April.
We are happy to her fate arrival
lat evening /; and we acknowledge our OBJ
legations to captain Burger and a valuable
commercial friend for London papers to
the date above mentioned, from which the
fubjoined articles are copied.
%Bonaparte, it is faid in letters from Ber-
lin, has demanded that Louis XVIII (who
reiides at WarfaW) lhould be given up as
implicated in the late confpiracy, and the
Pruiiian government has refuied compli-
ance. Other accounts fate that the Firh
Contul had only required hat the papers
of the exiled monarch hould be examined.
and that he be confined in one of the Pruf-
fan fortrefeS until the termination of the
prefent war.
Price of Stocks at London on the 5th
April, 8 per cent confols Sc 10. Confols
Tor April Sc Is, Sc 10.