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NEWPORT MERCURY.

NEWPORT MERCURY.
AS the public appear to be highly ints-
vested in the melancholy death of that
sminently distinguished Patriotand Sol
der Gen. ALEXANDER HAMILToN, we
have appropriated a larger proportion Of
this days paper .to the publication Of
those arrangements made in New. York
for his solemn interment and for the &C.
neral expression of that sorrow which APP
pears to have peryaded all ranks and par
ties in the city. Want of room prevents
our. publishing the correspondence be-
tween Gen. Hamilton, and Col. Burr,
before next week, when the public shall
Be krati6ed, by \ perusal Of all the com.
lsnunications on this subject, BY which it
win very evidently sppear, that thereexS
isted, in the mind Of Col. Burr, prede-
termined hostility and inveteracy Of de-
sign, Whiehno Language could assuage-
no honoafable concession could appsase.
- Although we explicitly condemn the
Harbafous, and unchristian custom OF
dueiling, 30 shamefully prevalent in our
country, yet it affords rs much satisfac.
zion, under this great national >cslamity,
20 ascertain the pleasing faet-that Gen.
Hamilton, with extreme reluctance-un-
der what he honestly conceived, imperi-
GUS neeessity---was induced 70 wave his
conscientious scrpples asAinst this une-
unal mode Of terminating disputes and
that, such was his conduct during the
last solemn scene ofhis life, IS to induce
belief, that he died At peace with the
world. and reconciled in sacred lore to
his God. a. = =. .-:
"'In Just - siUs sktlause, sehers 'ti'
- 6ssSF6s6S - -, - = --
virtues, sure, kGvs ssosd the test q
feEtits1R f-- = -. y
Lie purest gold, ths', tsrtGrdm the
Furnaces, z - - : -.
Comes sas more pure, and brings .jsrih
= a0its speiTht."' r.. ~
" Rsw does The h1stre efthis Sreat maa's
-; actions, -. --~--
-. Through fae dark cloud q iHs that CO.
0sr,d dim, TT = - y t=-.-. q.
Bred forth, and shine, SufA mare tyitins-
plant grsatses,. =" - - - Z r.
= THE eossEerIeur eAsErrf;
Az Philadelphia, Boston, and othel
places, we perceive haetIibutes of great
Iespect are paid to the memory ofthe be.
loved and larnented HANILToR. An
eulogy 70 be delivered by Harrison g.
Otis, Esq. At Boston, and the citizen,
- Saeo..n,.,.S,Slsd r., v,ear crane fnP fhiR.
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UTICA PAriio1.

The great HAhtLroH is amore; he
died on Thursday the 12th inst. At .
o'clock p. M, The loss Of this great
and good man, win be sincerely lament
ed by al classes Of citizens. Az an en-.
ightened statesman, a brave officer, an
excellent citizen, a powerful advocate
and warm friend to The. liberties of
his country, he stood pre-eminently
distinguished in the eyes ofhis fellow-ei-
tizens-he stood 6rst on the List Of fame.
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IAe fsllspiae: skefches, respectins che
country and nation Of the chocfasps,
are taken from letters sDrittea BE- Silas
= Diasmers, Esq. agent for government
= andheU reading NTH the aaiisa, to Q
Private friend. - y. =
So. \. !, :, ,-sE+-. PHILA. PAP.
G6eetalv Nation, Apsii2z, 1904 =
g Havingalready given you an account
ofWhaethis country does produces IWill
now give you an account Of what il is ca
pahle of producing. And frat ofthe ne
cessary articles. Maize or Indian corn,
rye, wheat. barley, beans, peas, potatoes,
both the Irish and Preach, every species
Of hortulan plant known in England, and
some that win nor grow in thar CHI
mate. ! Tothe above List Of necessary.
vegetables may be aunsxed proportion-
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would have caused = general grief; but
the premature andtragic manner in which
hewas torn from Us, has justly excited
4 national feeling Of sorrow and indigna.
ton, honorable to our national character,
and 70 the memory Of the deceased. The
loss Of 90 much talents and integrity at
this time Is no common deprivation. E.
very citizen has lost friend, and svery
honorable man brother. ;. l.
rHI noRFoLK GAZETTE.
! Letus Meurn! 1.-THE good, the
wise, the patriotic, ALEXANDER HA-
aILToN; whose whole life was devoted
to the service of man; from the exercise
of whose talents, this country has deriv-
cd benefits Of the most incalculable mag
nitude His arm was exerted for our In.
dependence His Science in framing
our Constitution: His Eloquenee in OBJ
tanning its adoption: His knowledge in
originating our Finance. And those
blessings which he had soeminently con-
tributed 10 obtain, he has ever9sshewn
himself the most forward to defend and
ensure. This great and yirtuous man,
who waS the unchanging friend of his
country, who was the invaluable friend
Of WAsRiNcroN Died, on Thursday,
July -, 1904, at the house of>William
Bayard, Esq. Of Greenwich, in. conse-
quence of a wound received from the
Vice residsnt Of the United States
His memory win be embalmed with the
tears Of anatiopI -. ..--- -. -.
Io1rsMourR ORACLE. :,
Deeb Iameneafion.-Died, 1t New.
York, on the afternoon of Thursday last,
Gen. ALEXANDER HAMrLroN, of q
wound, whichhe received onthe morning
ofthe preceding day, in = duel with Col.
Burr. !. Never was . death more sincere
ly and justly lameused and his loss win
be sensibly felt throughout the United
States. In him were united the most
splendid talents and the strietest political
integrity. There wasno man more uni
VERBALLY beloved by those who knew
him. and in whom such unbounded con-
6dence Was placed. -: - -.
When the feelings Of the public shall,
in some measure have subsidized, we shall
probably present 70 readers = correct
statement of the circumstances which
produced this melancholy event. toge-
ther with tribute of respect to the une-
qualled talents and virtues Of that great
| and illastrious character. -. -
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The subisine1 extracts shesD he hanI
sems, and, IN nsost instances, elegant
manner in 1ohieh the several editors Of
: the papers quoted have spoken sf tie
G.elui epent ef Hamiiten's death. "
=. rms VALANCE, 49,
1.-THE heart Of CyossDtl vents its grief
the fsllsyving pathetic strain.
A TRlBvTI-From the Editor Of
this paper something more Is due to the
departed Hamilton than common pane.
xyric and general encomium. This, =
whole nation Is bound to bestow-this,
not citizen Of America seems disposed
10 withhold. But to me he once render
- unequalled service, apart from that
rendered to his country generally. In
my defence, and in defence Of the Ame-
rican press; she once exefted his unrival.
led eloquence. In m, cause, this great.
est Of men made his mightiest efFort-an
effort, which might have palsied the up
lifted hand of power-an effort, which
might have carried terror 70 the bosom
ola tyrant. For this service, esluntari-
lyren6ered, owed him debt Of graft.
tade which could neverbe eanceiled--ne-
yer diminished. But, by offering my fee
bic aid to the support Of principles which
he advocated, hoped, At least, to shew
my sense of the obligation under which I
was laid, by his disinteressed exertions-
Alas! he is gone--and I have only re-
turned him the pre- esasns Of my graft
tude. but ;" MS PANE Is LEPT"-DEAR
$ AZ MT BLOOD, MY LIFE SHALL BI DE.
VOTED TO ITS Protection.
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IN FOUR ycLUMES.

THE work noys Offered o IL. A,nerca i read.
.r exhibits complete view :. the antiua;.;es.
manners, cus;utns, religious ceremonies. ,zws,
arts, and ;esstuic of arci9n, Cree, at The aeri
% OF rs greatest sp!endonT. a know edca of
these has hitl,erto been Only atea,nabie ty lsb7
ricus peusal OF writer's whp have ,,e.n LITTLE sos.
ci,ous 70 join entyftainnent Will instruction..
The IyaUels of .lnNcbo,s;s, On the conil2ry, afe
80 writer: (hat ,he reader may ilequ.ntiy I've
induced 10 inaG'ne he is pr;u.irg work q mere
amusement, nyerti?o, and f.ncy til his ey.
glsnces to tee bottom oF the pare, when he pr.
cciYcs thcrc is ssTCciS 4 sctlcnce, aud nor
sng'c f.ct Oh cJgcumslancs, bus :s supported sy
the al h1uty OF some ancient a. hof. Thr 4
m,z;ug nan bsf Ct thesc quotations may, perhaps
a Rrat sight, sec y 20 rayr bern unaecessafy,
ADD rohave more tn app:ataacc of Jar1d. of
erudiHon, than &c DC Il a9y zeal Lliiity bur i,
is 20 b. re psinbercd thar. at the SINE time r.
they rust be lIishly Acceptable; 10 he man e
ell learning, = enabling hi 10 se|er i'm mediate.
y to The cri:nsl auhor, they s:e ex..eme.v
useful, nay, W. may say, absolutely necc .safy.
even 10 such readers as car o-ver b. supposed tn
have any intcn,ion consult shc authnl les ooo..
ed as iaey Clearly shew .hat such an id-.. or
such circumstance, is not merely decoration.
u the clipping Of the fancy OF the ao,h,r, our
nue,iiA:ely taken from some ancient writer, and
therefore Pe-fe:ty accofdant to the genera scoo.
ani plan OF the work.
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pie, although it is not doubted that they are
faithful representatives of your executive.
The interests Of America and Great Bri
tain are deeply concerned in continuance
OF their friendship; but should the present
war be prolonged; and should your pre-
sent executive hold his situation, | do not
foresee possibility of avoiding rupture
and insult are what no British mnistrycan
bear, and keep their places. The spirit of
the nation will be reused at the foul dignity
offered TO their King, and to his ministers;
and they would drive from their places any
ministry who should refuse to be the organ
and instrument of general resentment.
The conduct of Mr.. Livingston at the
Court OF Fraace, in sanctionipg, BY his Off !
clal answer to the communication Of 1al
eyrand, the atrocious calumnics fabricated
against this country by the pretended let
ters of Mr.. Drake, has produceda sensatn-
on here among all classes and parties, which
am concerned to observe, bat cannot dis
approve. That Mr.. Drake had some ina
tercourse with the interior of France, there
can be no doubt--no person denies IT, and
none can be surprised at it. But that Mr..
Drake had any connexlon with any conspl-
rators whose object was the assassination
of Bonaparte, or that he wrote the letters
now published as his, is AN absolute false.
hood-and it is Of a piece with thousand
fabricatlons which Bonaparte, and the pre-
decesso,s of Bonaparte in the calamitous
course of the French revolution have prac-
tised. The conduct Of Mr.. Livingston
admits Of no excuse, as he has departed
from the usual form of official comm.ln,-
cation, to CRAFTY his own feelings, and Of
fer insult to Great Brtaln--and this has
been the more noticed because it has been
considered as discovery of the sentiments
of himself and the Executive he represents.
In regard to Mr.. Munroe's mode oil con-
Quoting business formerly wrote you,
and as the mar and his prediction to
France (even in preference to this coun-
try, and to his official duty when an AM
bassador) are well known, you cannot be
surprized at any thing unconciliatory or
even offensive which he may have done in
this country. What all this will produce
NAV be easily foreseen. But insult and L.
dignity are seldom forgotten; and they are
never forgiven when offered to party en-
barrassed, and at the moment unable 70 re-
lent them"
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Court of Madrid. The politicians at Glib
raltar were anxiously awaiting the lntor-
nation of that important intelligence.
LEXINGTON, Tune Is.

A report has been few day in circula-
ton, and obtained some credit, that captain
Lewis and Clarke, with their companions
had been fallen upon by the Usage indians
and put to death, only two men escaping.
We have the pleasure to inform ourreaders
that the report is without foundation that
on the 10Th alt. captain Lewis was at St.
Louis, and expected to depart that or the
succeeding daY, and was IN high spirits.
The report probably originated from some
traders onthe Missouri, and others on the
Ans Arc river, having fallenvictims TO their
own inprudence, or the jealousy of the In
dams.
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T z z N s.

[. The first ( 'ifon in America Of Anschsrsis',
T'aveis, wll be conprised lii four Vols. ocrl.
w.
Il. |: shall b: printed en- handsome wove paper
aod new type casting for the purpose. Each
Volume will CONTAIN about 400 pages.
III. The price to Subscribers. per Vol. bound
AID deferred, will b.. dollars /; in boards.
d'll'r and IS cents, TO be paid on the delivery
of each Volume.
The Eu:opean Edition sclsat 7, d,.lars per
sctf.
". There shall be a haadfome Map of G .cec.
gwen with the first. VYlumc, to b: sx.cu,ed by
one OF he b-ti e agfavers.
V. Those who obi9ln fen Subscribers AMI be.
come responsible tor the pa, m-ot OF the same.
fhsil receive one copy gratis. The wo,k is
now at P1es', AID shall be 6aishcd with all
possible d,s,atch
CO Su5fr,5tion1 to tie oboue cork
ysee'vfd at Robert q John Gray's book
Store, Alexaadysa.
ally Z.
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~ Barbecue.

The subscriber wishes to inform the
gentlemen of Alexandra, that ne has
provided fine Green Turtle with plen-
y of every thing else the market at
fords, for Dinner at Broomlaugh to.
morow-it will be served up precise
~ at o'clock, and those who favor
him with their company may rely on
good attendance.
Robert Exams.
Ju|v. o
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favored the Office of the Morning Chro-
nicle with the following official article
relative to the trade of the United States
with the colony of Surinana.
PROCLAMATION.
By his excellency Major General Sir
Charles Green, commanding his majesty's
land forces and Governor of the Colony,
&c.
Whereas it is expedient that regulations
should be established respecting the trade
to and from this colony in neutral vessels,
until his najesty's pleasure shall be made
known, have thought fit, by virtue OF the
power and authority in me vested, to pub
lish this my proclamation, hereby declar-
ing:
That it shall and may be lawful, for the
space of months from and after the pub
licauon hereof to import into this colony,
in American or other neutral bottoms be-
longing to the subjects of any power in ami
ty with his majesty, tobacco, pitch, tar,
turpentine, hemp, fax, masts, yards, bow.
spirit. slaves, heading boards, timber, shin
giles and lumber of any sort; horses, cattle.
sheep, hogs, poultry and live stock of anv
sort; bread, biscuit, -four, pease, beans,
potatoes, wheat rice, oats, barley and gran
any sort; salt beef, pork, butter, picked
and dry salt fish, from the American domi-
Mons of such neutral powers aforesaid, u
on payment of q duty OF 4 per cent. as we'll
upon the commodities herein before speci-
fed, as upon emergency or otherwise.
And whereas is also expedient to allow
such American and other neutral vessels as
are permitted to trade under this procla-
nation, 20 export certain articles, the pro.
duce OF this colony IN return, but which
shall not exceed in value the amount of the
cargoes so imported, | do therefore de-
clare that 1t shall and may be lawful to
permit the expectation Of sugar, rum and
| molssses in sch American and other neu.
| trail vessels as aforesaid, upon payment Of
| duty ct s per cent. upon such commodi-
ties as shall be so exported.
And do hereby direct that the duties
herein imposed upon imports and exports,
shall be levied and collected according to
the regulations existing on that head, pre-
SiodS 10 TIC iatc SURRENDER OF the colony to
! his majesty's arms.
Done at Paramaribo, in the colony of
Snrlnam, this 10th day of May, 1904, and
in the 44th year ofhis maiestys reign.
CHARLES GREEN, Governor.
Byhis Excellency's command.
r. Ross, Secretary.
! ,God SAGE tie Kieg.
Extract Of a letter fran a gentleman IN
Land0n. to hisjrleudm Nez0 3ork, dated
Abrl Is.
IS am not altogether at my ease in re.
gard to the relative situation of the govern
ment of America and that of this country.
The men employed by Mr.. Jefferson, are
completely hostile i'll their wishes, and In
decent and violent in their conduct towards
this country. Our ministry, in compli-
ance with the general wish of the nation,
have been moderate in their language, and
forbearing in their conduct, under crcum-
stances which would certainly have autho-
rised expostulation and justified resentment.
Mr.. Munro and Mr.. Livingston are
known, and it is not believed that they
enAok tba eentin,entc IF the a n,arico,, mao
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WHO HAVE Fer SAL
Ten Dollars K. zUmd.

RAN AWAY from the snbscr Der, living at
Cub Run Ford, within three miles Of Ccnteryiilr
Negro man named CHASE, formerly tn. ,ro
per,y Of Robert lesson, sometime since owner
Of The Occoquan Iron Wo,ks): h. had on, when
he left home, oznahurgs shlr, and trows ers, couu-
Try ~oyc stripped cotton waistcoat, new coat
OF mixed cloth, and Indifferent hat and shoes. Hle
is about 60 years of age, and somewb.t grey,
has been hurt in one of his knee pans, which
causes him TO walk lame. and tha, leg is smaller
than the Other be much resembles Gu;nea ne
gro and is about s fee: inches high, Whoever
spprehcnds ard secures sad fellow, so thar ! get
him again, shall receive the above reward, and
reasonable charges if brought home.
c-s He was seer in several places on MONDAY
the "a of July, travelling on til: main road De-
tween his home and Alexandria.
Samuel Oliver,
Fai'fAz Country, Virginia.
Jolly 8. ensT
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aryannr;a Dailp annerttser.
TUESDAY, july 5.

g. To-@orao1o icing the Ann
uersay Of the american Maeben-
dence, nobabea~ w,U be ISSUED from
this o6lce until THURSDAY nest.
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A respectable commercial friend has
favored the Office of the Morning Chro-
nicle with the following official article
relative to the trade of the United States
with the cofony of Surinam.
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EuhIif gale.

This Afternoon, at four o'clock, VIA
be sold on Col. Hooe's wSsrt,
The Cargo Of the brig Neptune,
just FROM LISBON,
Consisting of tne t,,jlowing articles, viz.
S A L 4,
Frefh-Lsmons, Wns, almonds, S1ceet-
meats, Co,kS, WaInuts aud Feathe $.
Terms will be mace kpowp at the place Of safe.
Philip G. Mayfeller.
Taly &.
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With plafed Harness, will be sofa reasonable,
Apply at Mr.. Motifs tavern, K;rg street., where
the Gig may De sesa, and the pr;ce known.
JAY O. ep39
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
C. Q N CIR E S S.
YoUSE or REPRESEAy4Y7VRS.
MONDAY, March 70.

MONDAY, March 10.
Mr.. Dawson's motion 1; rece,'c the ter
ritory Of CcMmbia, with the exception OF
the city of Washington, was relcrred TO
committee ofthe whole TO N Hrrow.
The house we've occupied with various
business, during, the transa ,lion Of which
we were in the Senate chamber.
When we returned, we found the clerk
in The act of cci6ng the house, IL der TO
insure the attendance oftbe nen5.:,.
AL the absent members we've , ,,psel
when the house took mp ;hc 'blinvlEg d.
mendment, offered by Mr.. 7. CLAY, 10 bill
reported or the Goth OF December last l,y
the committee 81 Commerce and Manu-
failures respecting drawbacks:
BE II erected 6l' ,be Scnlfs anI Hguqe NJ
REPRESENTATIVES u tie Uai,ed g.ates IT T.
n'ertca az Congress aSsem5ied, That The eX.
porter OF exporters 90 goods, wares, and
merchandise entitled to draw back, which
shall have been duly entered inspected, *
laden III conformity with the seventy.sixth
section ol the act entitled " an act TO re-
Eulate the COLLECTION IF duties on import *
tonnage," who sh,li have, IN all respects,
complied with The provisions of the seven.
ty->iXth AID eghty-frst s. ons # the SAIL
act, shall have three days notice, to be CIV
en- in writing OF the time when the term
otI-n DAYS row provided hv law Tor max
Ing tie o"th aud Cor Giving the bond. re
quired by the said seventy sixth and eigh-
'y-iirst sections fine said acl, v i'll expire.
Add it shall be The duty OF the collector of
the port where the goods, wares s, mer.
chandizc shall have been exported, to cause
the SAID notice TO be left at the usual place
oi residence or accounting house Of the
said exporter or exporters, his, her, or
their known agent or factor; rroridecl.
that the said usual place Of residence or
accounting house he not at greater dis
lance than two miles from the office of the
SAID collector. AnC The cleik or other o..
ilcer who shall serve the same, shall re,
ceive, from The said exporter or exporters,
his, her, or their known agent or factor,
thirty-three cents for serving each and eve
ry such uo.ice.
MIR J. Clay supper ed ard Mr., r. Girls
void opposed il.
TWAS rejecjed-Yeas 27-E.ys 4s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
PHILADELPHIA. March d

Captain Moran, of the Emeline, ar
rived yesterday at New-York, in 10 days
tom Cape francois, informs, that the brig
Syrcn, Whitehead, Of Philadelphia, has
ben captured ~ French privateer, l8
leagues from the Cape. I he schooner
lleltyi Brown, of Philadelphia, has also
been taken oil the Mcle, bound from the
Capc to ,ae BE e Leogapc. From The
ma,,-hCau captain b saw the brig lI.lty,
Bunker, Of Ncw-York. boarded by . pri
vateer AID snpposes she was captured.
The supc cargo of the Syten, and capt.
Is came passengers in the Harlequin.
French privaleers swarm in the neigh
bourhcod Of the Cape, and board every
vessel which they suppose contains stores
Or provisions Ter the Haytians, many OF
which they capture. The blacks have
tued ont several privatsers, and are very
active IN endeavouring 10 make reprisals
on the enemy.
Captain aail, Of the schooner Roosevelt,