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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
FOURTH or TLT.
BRIsroL, July s, 1904.

BRISTOL, July :, 1904.
YeRerday was celebrated the anniyer'ary
Of onr rational independence. The iun OF 10
Joyous a day was welcomed with talntc OF Ssv-
ErrEEs. Az half Paa II o'clock, loog proceI
fiou was formed q, the Academy tiall, aud NOV
I'd TO the E,ilcopal Church under the eicost OF
the republican mcmbeTs OF the independents com-
paniss of Ihis town. Attes we'll adapted Prey
&c by the Rev. Mr.. GRiswoLD, ard Palm
fuitsbe 10 ,he orcs6on, an Grafton wa, P'c-
nounccd by Mr.. u, A. LsoNARD, late OF
Ma1schpictn. The arocsfion having formed
again, returned TO the Academy Hall. and
there about 90 eiszeus ps,iook Of focsl en-
tersinment. The Hall was decorated IN a
fyls of appropriate qrpawent, wlsh hfik'ng
liSeneGes OF WAsHIEGroN, JsrFEEsoH,
FkAnKLIN, sc. With ieyersl exqaitile pieces
cmolemstica Of American Liberty and indepcnd-
ence. What was pscplist!y Rrking 20 every
behclder, broad label wa elevated IN front oi
the Hall. on which WAS elegantly depicted ",'h
various flowers, by a reiaett,bie Lady OF this
place, thcie woods in capitals, "JULY 4, 1916.
After dinner. ,he inaoPpra! igeech OF Mr.. ar
PERSON was read by the Orator. Judge Ray
NoLps wa chosen P.ehdent. aud 1noMAs
SWAN, Efq. Vice PriGen, of the day. Capt.
~
nounce the toatts which were drank with AMI
mated cheers, and alternate diichar2es OF Can
non. The toaas were tSe foowins:--
4. The 4th OF July, I776-The architype
of American patriotiim, Grnncis and union.
2. The Coniiiu,icn OF the United Sta,cs--
Mot like the laws Of the Medes and Pcrhaus---
il can be amended and nos impai'ed, and can
be impaiIed without amerdu,cot-
J. The people of the United States--Let
them be enlightened and they will be free.
4. THOMAS sJBrErRsoE--May the rec
fitude " his conduet in the adninif fra,ion OF
government continue to mock the predictions
of his opponents.
6. WAsHINcroN-Hm cardinal doctrine
The iNvioLABLs UNION OF the American
States.
6. Agriculture, Commerce, and Maoufac-
tutes--1he sripp.e fouTce OF national wealth and
ptoiperity. ~,Hus
7. The Judicinry---J Jon that IL may be IN
dependent that IL may be juR.
S. Loui6sns--Msy the zoth OF Dccember
1893. be all to the younger, what this jabilce |"
90 the elder fiaer,.
@. Our able and faithful AnbaAadou--
May their difpatches itiIl be received. from the
feveral countries OF their milton, like !" cool
waters to thirty foul." ,.e ,,t
TO-. Religion. Esderslifm. and love Of
County--eveI to be diaineuihtd from hypoc-
Iify, diiunion and agersndizemsa, OF patty.
IL. The State OF Rhode -laand. laR
that embraced, and the laa that will rejeet, 'hs
American Contitution.
u. The militia OF the United Sta'es--Al.
tho too weak for The government OF naves, II
iof6ciently ifrong for the projection OF irecmen,
"a. The brave. martyrs In the cauie Of free
dom--May their memory which 10 entombed 10
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19

H'sIs Of Cammsas, My s.-The Loan Bill
Tor II, 500 600 pounds, for IN, demand of G reat-
Britain, the lriih Loan Bill, and :he Excite
I wine daty1 Bill, feveraly pafcd the committee,
and were ordered TO be reported on Monday.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19

BONNET PAPERS Of the nicea kind, by
wholcfale or retail, at shis Office.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
MIscrLLAsRots ARTICLES.

Nay iS.-lt wss yefierdsy reported In mi,
cry, that goveramsnt had received fome indi-
Tse' overture' from France on the fubjset Of
reAce' is.d 20 have been made through the A
mencan Min'iter at Paris. After the noft mi
nute enquiries, We could not learn thar the ru-
nor was deferving of much credit.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19

Some Datch papers were ysaereay re.e;,s,.
10 the date ct the 9th Of May one of which
contains a note, exusfted from the Monites, Of
the 9th int. relative 10 the invafion, in which
the French threaten to attempt de(ceu, - hen
esaOsnixf 10 s5emJrLves; and add. ,hs, Is :,
atff''ea /S' jean, their /Seeo,i 1uiY be fbs mere
CfYf1in.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
OF THg

MAJ I6.-The following important para.
graph we copy from the Portfnouth paper re-
ceived yeAcsday. IL fhe~s a laudable increafe
of vigilance on the part Of government:-
!" The following order iaued TO the hips n
Spiihead this morning, is of more ferioas erpec.
ta,ion than any that has been made known 6nce
we were hrf threatened. To have dip bsoys 70
the csblcs to keep the top. gallant yards acrof'
clear for action every evening 1t fun. fet the
hgnal for unmooricg to be con6dered the agnsl
for action; and to keep in momentary readinef,
for psttipg to fea, a. that iulfant il may be ex-
pefted to be engaged with the enemy"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03
RECOMMENDATIONS.

From a knowledge thar a great many ~ceIsrs
IN thi: Gown, haze for iach a length ct ,iDe con.
tanned tasnsnt wafer, zad othc, !oal anj nJxi.
Gus iubtances, that they have hecoms les
wholsiome AZ hi. feaion than trey othes vi,
would have been, had they been kept cry I'D
clsah; q der this i'm pre(ifln ] an lei 70 }oIic,e a
particular attention trom my fellow ci,izonS %
shoie apFu tenanres 10 their dwellings and warc-
houfrss and 20 tho!e whe lave no; already rad
the walls ard roots thereof white walhed, ,arer
berg we'll bSufhcd downj--I tarntaly recon.
mend that ueafure TO be Immediately adoprec, n
they tender their own healtn and that Of tieI 60.
metics !; ard further. that they keep them az
we'll aired AM dry IS their refpeaive ftuaiicns
will permit, during this end the enfuing slc.sh
at e e.. -
The feverS Coma b!.s are r,q*rcd 10 ,:pidlv
eSecuss tse!aw prohibiting dogs gong a, large.
= ohn Vaudeville,
Superintendent OF Police.
e -. A.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03
NAssAu,lN. P Ia1y 10.

BY the brig Russell recaptured Ame-
ricsn vessel, by the General Bower, we
are Informed that some Of the French Re-
publican picaroons cruiziag to wird"ard,
are in the habit of landing upon Henega,
where they have barnt and Destroyed all h
plantation. and buildings belonging TO
Hasa Dean, Esq. of~thisstowa, with, uFa-
wards of twenty IONS OF cotten~ in tae seed,
q quantity OF corn and other provisions,
the oversees and slaves escaped by decamp-
Ing in the woods. We regret the loss Sir.
Dean who is a very Industrious enterprl-
sing man) suffers by this unlawful dspreda-
zion.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03
DUBLIN. Nav 10.

TIL. following ludicrous circumstance IS
q fact. and has Become the subject o. se'I-
81 conversation. The son OF a resPectaple
hndholder, in the county, OF healn' no
been strongly attached to the daogneef o. /"
ne;obouring farmer, but as she did not en-
sa,9 are, his advances, he formeda resoiu-
,;on Of .eiaing her by force; and as she
S.ilv went 70 see a favorite COW MIXED,
.hat wa. the opportunity fixed on. The
xoung lady's brother, however, got lntlma-
,;on Of his designs, and MADE them known
~ his sister, who, as there was q striking
,ssrmblance in Their persons, agreed that
h. should dress himself in her clothes, and
o,,and the cow. When he had arrived at
rbe SPOT. four men jumped over The hedge,
s,iaed. and carried OFF the supposed lady,
Though not without much apparent resist
ancel 70 a chaise, which conveyed them to
,he,bridegroom's residence. The priest
not being at Nome, tie wedding was de-
frrred till the next morning. In The mean
lime. the lovers mother tried to administer
somf,rs TO the distressed young lady; and
), order 10 convince her that her son had
NO d~ishonorable intentions towards her,
proposed that, she should sleep that night
with her.dapghtsr. The Young ladies ac-
coriipriv retired soon after to rest, but
they hal not been long gone when cry OF
& help. brought the parents 70 the door
% their daughters room, WHICH the ravlsh-
ed fair one had previously secured. The
disguised lover was seizsd> and sent off to
An,riin Jail, where he now lies, audi IS to
stand his trial; but as they cannot substan-
,iatc. ,the rape, from the circumstance OF
the olalady putticg hin init!o her daughters
bed. he has entered an action against them
for false imprisonrnenh~
A Conspiracy IS said TO have been disco
yerea amongst the Catholics ipthe depart.
nent of Mount Tonnern, for the murder
of ell she Protestan,s.
lutaking down an old house, at the cor.
ner OF Capel street and Upper ornond
Quay, an immense quantity OF gulneas,
(some say to the amount of 10000 was
discovered in the walls, which the present
proprietor of the house seized on but the
forrer one has gone to law to recover the
money.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03

those fogs, the offensive snrfl o (which &c.
cording to- Bearthollet, prove. that they are
combined With something more than air
and water. Such eondsnsing vessels could
be multiplied and exposed att different
heights in the vicinity Of all places i'll witch
there Is stagnant water, holding putrid mat
ter and thus give an opportunity for com
Parauve experiments with the collensed
fluids @. different receivers
Capt. Lewis, from Point Petre, left the
schooner Bloom, MorTei, fer this port, to
sail in 10 days. He reports, that the arm
ed schr. Snake-in.she.Grass Mansfield Of
elem, hal been taken ii.to Point Peire, by
Il French prlva1eer--the captain and crew
in close confinement. Capt. Is. is OF oplni.
or, that if il should appear that she was
b2uid to fSlspaalola, every nan*wil be.
snot. Tae French are very much enraged
at the Americans, for trading with 81. 20
mingp since tic massacre.
Capt. Whelan, of the ship Lavinia, left
at Bordeaux the '29th MAY, the following
American vessels belonging TO Philadel-
phia:
The ship American, Swain, and ship Ii
berry, Wiiky, to sail in 10 or l2 days ship
Zulema, Aston, Gischarging; brig Mi
nerva, Florence, i'll 80 days; snow Phila-
delphia, Kennedy, and brig Fly, Smith, an
c~eraain; the brig Minerva, Main, and
Friends Adventure, Parrock, for New
York, dropping down tbs river; also, snip
Peter, for Boston ship Independence,
Flemming u sal Tor N,weYork in 10 or
l2 days; snip William, Calvert, and Two
brigs, captains MADDEN and Brown, OF Nor.
fork, uncertain ship Josepa and Phoebe
Perkins, under adjudication.
Ju1e II SPOKE snip Martha, for Norfolk.
f7th, brig Be,sey, Ropes and for Salem,
from Bourdeaux. 26lh, spoke ship Eagle,
Maddox, 81 days from Amsterdam, all
well, bound to New-York. 18th ship Mar
tha. Pen,rie, the I'd time keptccmpany with
her until the 21st, in a gle OF wind vas
parted. ooh saw the Martha, again, with
the loss OF her top mast, fore t3p gallant
mast and iib-boom, which she rolled away
N a calm that succeeded the gale. Saw the
Martha the Esd, got. into tne Capes the
9th.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03

/, ;,;.. Lyons, Mar.eilles, Bonrieaas and .
!, ,,s ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF the chei-iieu OF
o~refectures, by the projects; IN the
r',.r EMBELLISHMENTS, By the under pre-
|sccts. LII Ia cs,ahr,,ed
.n the day szed for the coronation OF t's
emperor.
Tile v. grants an amnesty 70 2porlsefs
II soldiers in the land and s-a service,
so0demned to hard labor for dser.'on' ana
rrl;eyes thsm from the Peyalt'es lhcafFaa
/. ham or their fathers sd mothers.
o sn;oy the benee of this amnesty,
dsserter must pesent himself, 10 the
sanrse of \ montt after the publication
g egD The imperial 9cree, before an under
s.sot ~ inspector. OF reviews, and de-
care s' - ser.e again., and Immediately to
fe]1,1 dafs1t of making this declaration or
..n;,sg his corps by the abovemeat'oned
such dessrter shall be brought before
.' aon,c;l ofwar, and condemned to drag
cannon shot, as being guilty OF deser''on
second time.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03

Nassau, N. p. on the 9th inst. in distress.
Captain G.. informs, that four days before
he sailed, a general massacre OF the whites
tobk place al Jeremle, wnen upwards OF
1000 man, women and children fell victims
70 the s~angulnary rage OF the brigards.--
The cause they assigned for this massacre,
was, The desertion Of a Mr.. Rcnoids "a
wfGeeman) an officer n the service OF the
bagands, who vert On board the British
figaje Tartar, capt Perkins,. ,atofmatI-
on was seatto general d ssatsaes, and ne,
dispatched an officer with orders 10 see a
general massacre executecs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03
NEW YORK, Iuly 50.

We are informed that on Thursday last
as the brig Jefferson, capt. Crocker, from
Bordeaux for New-York, was coming ~
70 the Hook, the British frigate Cambrian
boarded her, and ordered her for Halifax.
Capt. Swaiac, of the ship American Pack
Ct infolms, that the same frigate detained
an inward bound ship for three hours, and
Their she stood off to the southwark he
was in company with her the whole OF Sa-
slrday last, but didoot speak her.
-
The Swedish schooner Susanna, capt.
os'xsg's ssp days FROM Jerenie, put INTO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03

Ricketts,, be a committee to draft a pssisioa
for that purpose.
Reyo!oed, That the foregoing proceedings
be published in the Alexandria newspar
pers.
Test,
THOMPSON MASON, Caairmaa.
Kongar Moss, Secretary.
His imperial Majesty's friga,es Didon
and Cybeile, noW at anchor of Fort lT,
were on Moaday handsom clydecoratedwn
the colours Of The different uations and -
the morning, at moor and al evening, Royai
.ydAtes of II guns were fred from each G.
them, in consequence OF Bonapar,e's being
declared Emperor Of the Ganls! "
.(N.E Pap.)
Or. sn Bfocken5teushj, a%rpoioted Cafh;e'
Of the Bms Of Virginia. an! Ms. William
i)atney, B,ok Keeper.
The monument erected at Copenhagen
to the memory OF the Danes who fell In the
batt1c OF the 2dof April, 1901, consists OF
IN artificial mount of an oval form, 10 feet
high, 10 long, and 4Obroa1, is surround-
ed by w1cuett stcnes, on tact G."llet le
the name OF an officer who iell IN this CONF
bat, and of the ship on board which he
was killed. Al the fooe of tbs mourn are
planted an equal number Of poPlars. a.
pa.h leads to the summit, from, which IS
seen TIE coast off which ,he elg.gemeug
took place. o tn side OF the monument
which fronts the east, is an obriisk o. black
marble, with the inscription" hey d,cc
for their country, Apri! 9, 18oi;' and un~
der" The gratitude of th.ir fellow eitie
gems raised to them this monument" On
a tablet of white marble, placed Oh a pedes-
tai, is sculptured a crown OF laurel, oak
and cypress, entwined with these words
"1he crown which his u ry gives never
fades on the tomb Of the warrior who has
died for its sake"
Nothing is greater proof Of our pro-
gress inlreGuer,e ltthan the modern ~revolrs
ton in our English Nomenclature. In days
of yore All impress was content to be called
MGud or q heroine jean. In these Gays
our milk maids are IaroHneS md 1srabeA
las, our fish hays LoaSas and oopAios-
Passing through the street.-the other day our
.rs were a~ssailed by the voice Of a mother
exclaiming, "ssJ1fuha Maria Matida, come
eat Of the ksnnel yau dirty little s01v.'
(Lon. pab.)
In the sovereign .tatcs upon the conti-
nent alone Their. is 10 fewer than 1890
French cooks, 1859 French language
masters 1892 French dancers; III ac-
tresses; 944 French musicians. liz differ
ent foreign cities upon the contiruct, are
lo6 French :~heatres, Of which IA are In
Russia alone; 365 French restaurateurs
are besides established abroad, VINO M
ploy 5000 FreAch servants; and 1900
French citizens are known and registered
at our police as Wallets de chanbre 10 10.
reign Princes and Moblemen.
Paris Paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03
al,ranorta Daap aonertts,r.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3.

4 respectable number of the citizens of
Fairfax countv, and others, having met at
Mrs. SIMPSONS Tavern, West End, on
Thursday the I'd day of August. 1904, ar
greeaole to the resolution ola forEer meet
ing, to take into consideration the draft of
a petition to the next General Assembly of
Virginia, praying an augmentation Of the
Capital Stock of the Bank of Virginia, and
the establishment of a branch Of said Bank
10 the county Of Fairfax, in the vicinity of
the Town of Alexandria, also a representa-
ton to the President, Directors and Stock.
holders of said Bank, soliciting their aid
and eoacurrence-in 1h@ said application.
GEN. THOMPSON MASON
Chairman, and
ROBERT Moss, Secretary.
The committee appointed to draft a petit
ton to the next General Assembly of Viz
ginia, and also a representation to the Pre-
sldent, Directors and Stockholders OF ehf
Bank of Virginia, reported a petition and
representation, aad the, same being taken
into consideration was unanimously adopt
ed,
And Pssolve1, That Thompson Mason,
John Moss, John I. Ricketts,, Augustine
+. Smith. George Summers, Robert Moss,
George Graham, William Deneale. VIII
liam Moss, James Irwin, and David Sew
art, be appointed acommitee Of Cores
pondence and arrangement, 1any. SIX to
constitute a bosrs) with powers to cores
pond with persons ! the different counties
interested, TO procure signatures TO sad pc
u.iou, and to take tx necessary measures
for forwarding the said petition to he Ge-
neral Assembly, and that they also lay be-
forsthe general meeting Of ther President,
directors, and Stockholders in Richmond,
onthe first Monday in September nexr, the
said representation in such manner "a they
shall deem most proper.
The Meeting then TOOK into considera-
ton the proPriety of presenting a petition
to the General Assembly Of Virginia for the
establishment of Town In the county of
Fairfax, adjoining the line of the District
of Columbia. as it runs through the Town
of Alexandria: Aadi it vas Reso!0eG, That
Walter Jones, jun. John Longlen, Fran
sis Peyton, Charles Lee, and John T,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03
E~ASHIONABLE JEWELRY.,
WILLIAM f. GRID.

Czoca g Watch Aaa,
HAS j1't received a hsndi,m@ aflhr oen, Of
IKWBLRY, conhfing of Ear Ring {. N+ckiac 5.
locke,ts B saa Pins, Rugs, f e .GDldaChaI ! 4
variety OF Beads, with a great a.4mo<s o, FAN.
CY ARTICLES, Of which he iussad; keepios
a ccn}a"t {upply. :
S. ORDERS for any pstticukr Device xill
be received ard c~aretu.ly executed.
Alexandria, Ging Greet.
hsgnf 5. 4
giindng executed at this OfsS wiz
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03

The king and chiefs OF the Usage is5i :
ans arrived in this cig,, from Baltimore, o.
Saturday last.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31
COPY.-<CRCULAR.)
" N.b;tsbaiy, dug. 20, 1904.

Nb:tsbaW, Hng. 20, 1904.
My LORD,
81 have received his Maelty's commands TO
communicate to yoEr Lordfhip the encofed
particulars OF an arrangement TO be adopted in
the fevcral counties Of Great-Britain, in the G.
vent OF the invaiion of the country In force By
the enemy.-Hs M2ietty relies on your zeal and
exertions in giving effect, within the county
committed to your charge, to thee regulations
which in thc fappafcd crit; may become indil-
penfible, for the purpofe Of preventing the con-
fniion which, in the lirf} moment of alarm,
might otherwilr arife, and of the utmoft impor-
lance with view TO the operations of his Ma
jeity's army, to the protection of the property
ofindividugis, and to- the internal peace and tran
qliillty of the country.
reqreit that your Lordihip would inform
me, with as little delay as poiiihle, of the names
of the Magih0tes to whom you would propofc
20 entruf the different diviiions within the coun-
ty Of aud that you would commune
cate TO them the heads of the propolcd arrange
DeHts, and concert with them as to the mott ef-
fectual means Of Carrying them into complete
execution.
1t is eiiential, that the Magistrates who are
thus employed, thond, if puiible, BE- perfons
not holding comrniiEons as olunteer officers,
nor liable on any other acco to be removed
from the county in which t.. refde.
&c His Majctty has the fillef reliance that, in
the event Of the enemy fucct ding in making
good landing on the coat c. this kingdom
te loyalty and public fpirit of al claiies OF his
fdhieGts Will induce them TO fubnit to- every "a
crifce, and to concur in every exertion which
the Eifety of the country may render neceiIary !;
auj that they will b. imprefed witt. the CON
vision that the peace and good 80 .sr Of thoft.
di1ricts which haii not be attacked by The enc
IA, win contri5Ite nloa efettuay to ai!ift the
cxcTtons OF his forccs in thotc parts of the coun.
tTy which may become The theatre Of the war,
and Of enabling him thereby to bring the contef
il which we may be engaged to fpeedy and glo-
Tious termination.
" awe only to add, that directions viii be
given 10 the General, or other Officer command
ing The diitr& in which the county is
mciuded, to communicate with your Lordlhip
Oil the iu1iea Of tlielc regulations and 10 afford
you every alliance in carrying them, if necef-
Isry, into execution.
I" / have the honor 10 be, &c.
HAwKSBURY"
TIE fte Lord Li-nfenanfs If CoRatiet
IN GrtA-Brisaia."
Regulations Cor the prcicrya:ioa of good order
30 be adopted in cafe uf actual Invalion, in
each county IN Great Britain.
Aueufl 12.
TIE MagfTate9 Of each divifoD of the coun-
- remaining d home, tO st daily at toe place to-
be appointed in each diviiion for that pArpoft.
To procure the trua worthy houfc keepers
and Others 20 enrol thcmelyes TO ferve ~ fpeciai
eoDla'iies under their orders, where the fame
has not been already done puruant to- the Sc
ctetsry Of States Circular Letter of the sth of
November )aat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31

To be attended at the place appointed for
each dviiion by an officer of the volunteer force.
If any ihould remain in that diviiion, and nv the
chief or superintendent OF the fpecial con1ablcs
enrolled for that divi6on. Such volunteer Off
Ger and chief of the fpeciai conitables TO receive
and execute orders of the magiitrates, i'm pre-
venting and quelling dfturbances, in taking up
and conveying offenders to prifon, in fnpplying
EFFORTS for all military purpofes, required by
the general or other officer left in comm and OF
the ditriet, and in fiirniihing guard for the
country gaol or other prifons, if wanted.
If, contrary to expectation, any impedments
hou'd occur in the regular fupply of the differ
ent markets, every aiiiifance 60 be afforded to
the perfons who are accuitomed or who offer to
fuPply them, and EFFORTS to be granted in cafes
where it may be neceiiary for the fecure pafase
and conveyance of cattle and provi6ons.
The conitables within each divifon, aflifted
by patroes Volunteers, it rcqui6te, to fee that
all pubiic-houfes within the fame are orderly and
regularly conducted, and, if thought neceffary
by the magistrates, 20 be ihut at fuch hours as
they may direct, and to bring all unknown per-
fons, who cannot give satisfactory account Of
| themfelves, before the magistrates.
| A certain portion of the conftables and volun-
tcers, in rotation, to so fuch different rounds in
| the night, as ihail from time to time be pre-
fcribcd by the magifrates of the divihon, to
whom they are to make their report each morn
| lug.
The magistrates of each divi(ion to report dali
ly to the lieutenant of the county, or deputy
lieutenants, within the divilion appointed to re-
ccive the fame.
| The lieutenant or deputy leutenants 70 ap-
pointed, to report all matters of importance i'm.
mcdiatcly to the fecretary of fate for the home
department and to the general officer left in
command of the difri6t, or to the officer who
ihall be appointed by him within the county &c
receive the fame, TO whom they are to apply in
cafe of wanting further military aid.