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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20
WASHINGTON CITY, October Is.

4 a-e,e-, af.ninrg tie extent be soee Of ST. Domingo
feDsd5 81 tie Fy.neJ, and fle1u that part Of .zp5b
0ngbs 10 Be ses2r:d Being Oeeu pied BY tie ,e6e.
L. FERRAND, General of Brigade, Commander
IN Chief, Captain General pro tenn.
Coniidering that the French being actually matters
OF great part of the department Of Cibao, and of
fome districts of the de partnent of L'Ozana
formerly occupied by the rebels uch changes render
necefary certain notifications of the regulations con-
tanned in the order, relative the territorial extent
in article IN of his decree of the 10Th ventole, 18th
year (ltt March, lSo4o concerning veiels taken in
contraventions has decreed, and DEGREES.
Art LIST. The lst of the decree of general Fer
rand dated 10th ventofe 9th year. repealed 70 far as
relates the territorial of the COAT of ST. Do
mingo
2nd The territorial extent of the COATS of that
part OF ST. Domingo, occupied by the French is ac-
tuay from Porto Cavallo the north coalt, as far
as Cape De la Beate, the fouth eoaf Attending to
the eaitwErd. Couiequently neutral fhps navigating
theie coaits not to be conidered being i'll con-
travention, uneis upon examining their papers, it
houd appear that they had cleared for the rebel
ports or that they returning from thofe ports
srd. The COATS occupied by the Brigands are
eomprehended between point fabelique, the north
eoait, far FauH Cap the fouh eoait defend
ing to the west Neutral ve1els found only on thi.
coast at the distance pointed the DEGREES Of &C.
neras lie Clerc, Rochanbean and Ferrand, may be
captured as being in contravention.
9TH. Ships under the flag of European neutral ma
ton, and coming from the ports of Europe, are not
to be comprifed in the regulations ordained by the
former article and by the LIST article, of the decree of
gen. Ferrand of the date of the 10 Ventofe last Il
must appear before fuch hps be captured, either
that they found trading with the rebels or upon
examining their papers thar they are bound to the
ports occupied by the rebels, going of thoe
ports.
5th. The orders contained in article 2nd and srd,
of the Preient Decree hall be in force on the 18th
Fructidor next.
9Th. Copies Of thefe DEGREES fhal be forwarded to
the minister Of the marine and of the colonies They
fha Ekewife be forwarded with request to give
them the greatest publicity the governors of the
neghbouring colonies, the captains general of the
French wndard fands, and the minister of France
near the United States of America.
The preient decree fha be printed, publiihed, and
posted up in the city of Santo Domingo and like
wife in I'll the ports of the land of ST. Domingo oc-
cuPied by the French. Il fha be registered in the
bureau Of inpeaion of the marine and kewie in the
register of the probationary comaion of justice, and
in that of the fpecial commifiion Of prizes.
Head quarters at Santo Domingo, the 9Th Their
midor, 18th year.
Signed, L. FERRAND.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20

Do 9or OF Laws was conferred On LAGOS Rysp,
OF Penuiylvania; that OF Mafer of Arts on
twenty-one, and that of Bachelor of Arts on
thirty-eiyht gentlemen.
We nnderftand that gen. BRowN is re-rleaed
to congreis for Northampton connsv-Mr.
Rois, his opponent, was of the gid ichoo--ons
of thcie To whom the oppo6tion to the amend
ment of the contribution was coRfided by iena,or
Tracy.
The in;rigues which were fet on foot in wa!r
lngton county in the weftern part OF this fate,
have terminated againf the qrid,-We under-
Rand that Mr.. Jobn lfl:ei, Zion Of Mr.. iirari
lirael of this ditrict) was put forward there by
me qtids in the oppoftiont 10 Mr.. Hog, bu, the
thing qoo'il9 not evo,&, and Mir. Hamilton re-
publican, was taken UP for congrefs at Mr..
Hogc's deire.-[ Etroru.
e road from Burlington, Vermont, intended
to connect with the Second New-iIamp,l,ire
Turnpike, we underfsnd is forming; and
road is contemplated from Amhert, n. Fl. to
Bottom. Tbefe roads, it is faid, will greatly
promote the travelling from Bottom to Caf,ada.
". 4. ,aper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20

Of bio true interef, he fnould have courage to
entruft himfelf to my word, then would fee
with joy, your majefy become mediator be-
tween us, and give loyalty as 4 fecurity of our
reciprocal engagements.
g ihall iend, Gas have already done, with
regard to my nephew) to my brother, and TO
the other branches of my family, the overture
which has been made to me.
Your majefy may fee the aufwer OF my
nephew. ihall lay the ref before you as foon
as ihall have received them.
"l pray your majefy, &c."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20

AUGUSTA, (G.) Odober 6.
1be following RETURN Of The General EhSFio1,
befd on Monday TIE ~ inR. for Members to
CongrejJ, RfbyejenfatiVeJ to fbe Slate Leric
Iatme, haze come to bond. qr 7boG oniy
are gi1'en in our paper evbieb rfiate 10 TIE
eongrsDfonaI election.
RICHMOND,
CongrsE-EarIy sos-Bryan 9s1-
Mead 2os-Meriwethcr l76 -Spalding ies---
Carr 113-Jones Sc.
COLUMBIA.
CongrsJ-Bryan 549-Early-54o-
Meriwether 524-Mead 265--Carr 2lo-
Jones, 4o-Spalding Is.
BURKE.
Congratulated 496-Early sls-Bryan so4
Mcr1wether 2lS--Jones 90
Spaiding 2s-Carr 8.
JEFFERSON.
CongrcjJ--m eiiwether 489--Bryan 47s--
Early 939--Mead 22l--Spading l4o.
WARREN.
CoHgr5J---Bryan 725--Early 65s--Meriwe-
Their f78--Mead 3s5--Can ssl--Jones
lo2--Spalding II.
WILKES.
CsrerelJ--M eriwether 1o79--Early 1918 Spal-
ding sll-Bryan 667"..Mead $780,. Carr SOC
Jones a..
OGLETHORPE.
CohgrsiJ----Early 694...Bryan 673....Meriwether
6ol"'.Jones 29o"Spading 269.r..Mead le7....
Carr SO.
EBERT.
CoRgrejJ----Meriwethe 745....Bryan 67o---Iones
692'"'Mead 49o....Early S97..Spading s4....
Carr is.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20
From MaGvilye, (77enn. J SEPT. y.

Letters from New Orleans, late IN AuguR all.
vile us of the exitsnce of the yellow fever in tina,
city. H. B: Trif, ETC. collector of the port,
had fallen victim TO its malignity, and it had
proved fatal to our more northern and eatern
brethren. Governor Claiborne was i'll Of the fc-
yer, at the date Of our l>tters, but we are bap-
Ply to fate was on the recovery. Mrs. Cia;-
borne was alto very i'll, but was iuppofed to have
pailed the CRIES of her complaint
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20

the houfe, or as the law fys the castle, of the pro-
priesor is outraged invaded. We hope this trani-
action may fcrse As beacon cprevarn zraloss Of
all deicriptions how they may prcfume to graphic
with the Laws OF this country, free rs air for the
peajsnt w-llas peer!
Az four o'clock the jury retired; and after having
been locked up for four hours eight found verda
for the plaintiff damages, and FIX pence costs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20
CHARLESTON, October 10.

Yesterday the poll for the election of a MEM
Der OF Congrefs for Charlefon Difrid, and Re-
prefertatives from the City to the State Leeilla-
ture, was clofed. Only TAI votes were given--of
thcfc
Tbo'ndS r. Smith, the Federal Candidate.
received on.
Robert Marion, the DemocraticC Candidate, ala
Scattering, OF
Majority OF all the votes for MIR. Marion 8
MIR. Marion's majority over Mr., S,1;t6 zoo
The Pariihes included in the Diftrict are vr,
to be heard from--but there can be no doub, of
Mr.. Marion's eIeetion.- Courier.
On the 2sth ult. commencement was held
at Princeton Coil;gs, IN. j. when the Degree OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20
From THE WRsT-INDrEs.

Late accounts from the Indies Rate, tina.
the black army of General Defalines had began
their march for the purpoft of befieging the city
OF ST. Domineo.--The fame accounts add, that
the Brinih have blockaded the city OF AUX
Cages.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20
LAW CASE.

NOUNI, NHELMsFOKr, IENC.J july 81, 1907
TIE King ys. WaLford.
The defendant was indicted on two india
ments for LareenicJ in taking oyfters from owl.
ter lanes on the fea banks near this countv
The quefion to be tried was, whether II vas
2 larceny or not on one ide II was commended
that oyfters were as much wild animals in ,he
iea, as iPrats or behring's, and could not be ibe
ihbjcet of larceny. 1t was learnedIy djfouted.
whether the oyter had loco n7of;zr powers.
lone iuiiited he had, others he had not ;--wbe.
ther moving by botPigg, jumping, or Roefing,
wa deeply conhdeted b The advocates for his
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20

conte7uent,y, an ne peoof o. the confpiracy
which Moreau is charged with having contrived
or approved, being found in the folitary drcla-
ration OF one in the predicament of Rc;and,
Morsau ought to be abfolved.
(To5c ContisYed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, October ,e.

Letters from New-Orleans, to the aSth of
hugnh received yeiterday morning by the Mail,
announce the prevalence of the ufual autumnal
fevers, which had proved fatal to a number of
Rransers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20

moa fsrsible degree, TO rromps his psrveGon OF the
truth; when thee reiul,s dipaliona,ey eonider-
ed. there Will remain bus one opinion the fub-
|jea.
Yes, Sir, even perfuade myielf tina, your own
nation, thus informed, will pronounce that You have
Proitrasei the dignity OF your Office, and violated
moral obligation.
Your idle threat of demanding the punihmen,
" of fa;d Jackfon from the government" laugh to
icorn, and eontign to its merited contempt.
ftisno, in this country that citizen can be pun-
ed for obeying the laws by delofng the defgns of
foreign miniiter. Nor is it within controu of any
government, prevent citizen of the United States
from repelling fuch charge you have brought a.
gant me, nor Of giving his refutation of the caumny
through the fame medium, with that you have choen
for its PRONUNCIATION, public newspaper could a.
ny other doctrine prevail, our citizens would indeed
become the nlfcrable vaias of diRineuhed flavesr
about whomyou have prateJ.
w. JACKSON.
Philadelphia o.. 9th, 1904.
The documents accompanying this addref., con-
lift of two fricndly letters from General Warrington
one from B. Lincoln, and Introductory letter from
Mr. Jefferfon, which, being entirely perional, are
here omitted.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20
ROYAL NSGOCIATION.
F-o,s a late LondoH,rater.
ITO be ContisYed.)

Ian year propofition was made through the
medium or the king OF Pruiiia to his majeity
Louis XVIII. TO reuounce his rights to the throne
of France in favor of 1onapate. Upon that
location his royal highnefs mopfieur, brother to
tbs King of France aud Navarro, publiihed and
diitributed among the emigrant nobility and
clergy, and feveral members of the diplomatic
corps, a declaration, Eating to the offer made
TO Louis XVII. his majehy's dignifed refufal,
aid the Addiction of the feveral branches OF the
Bourbon family to that determination. That
Gatement appeared IN the itar Of the 26th of
July, 1908; but at that time part only Of this
insere!tiDs tran[a6tion was known to the public.
With tn reaions urged by the Prutiian Agent,
the preGdent De Meyer, in fupport of the pro-
petition, and the noble and generous letter of
the King OF France to the king of Pruliia, which
we thiS day lay before our readers, we were
then unacquainted.-They will no doubt be read
with interef by thofe who are not nientible to
the iuferings of unfortunate princes, and who
det-f the unprncipled Means by which the
Coriican uiurper adds infult to injultice.
STATE PAPERS
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
SALE AT AUCTION.

at kiebaratsns' b1bayt,
100 Bbls. Mef5 Nc. land Beef;
80 do. Bone mddlinss. No. and Pork
20 Chefs Hyian, fiylon Ain and
Sou hong Teas
4. Iao Gin Cafes Entitled to
) Pipes Gin ,Debentures.
Malaga Wine per or. Ca&;
bbls RoGu,;
Boxes 7 by 9 GIafs
DO Bags India sugar.;
Salt Peee
Bales Georgia Cot.on; e,es
lih Proof Brandy.
Liverpool, lie May, and Cadiz Salt.
49, Fsy SAT- y J. RICHARDSON.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

Att feat, near New-YorX, com. John Nieholion
aged GO.
IN Poughkeephe, Y. Mr. Daniel Fin F.; he was killed
by falling from his horle, when riding in fate OF noxcs
ton
IN Lexington, virg. Mrs Mary srsith; f,e found
dead fitting IN her chair her fpe staclcs or hsr work in
her lap, and iis in the attitude of lewing.
A Child of Capt. John H nmond Of Marb!chead, was
icaldedto death 81 ahns into tub OF boiling ioaP 1t
was years old.
Ii Portinouh, Mr. Theodore Davis aged 52-nIrs Ma
ria weitng, aged sMrs. Eliza bsth Twnan, aged 81
a :Fd Of MIR. Anthony Nonile
In Edgecombe, Saturday evening laf week, Mrs.
Hannah 1hompion, aged 20.
In Lewiiton, child OF Mr.. Lerlel Read, aged two
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
Q9arrifD,

In Andover, Rev. Iofeph Bates, of Dedham to Mfs Ana,
Poor.
Hannah Jones.
In salen Mr.. Anthony c. Divers, to Aiifs Be,fey Per-
kps.
In Conway Mr. Calvin Day, OF Portland fen editor Of the
Ea,ern Argus 10 N Mary farnurn, of the former place
In Burlington, VT Rev. Elphaet c. Coleman, OF Au-
hcr Mail tutor in the Burlington Unverity to Miis Ahee
Fitch.
IN Stafford, Con. MIR James Ellington, 10 Mns Phebe
PaiteIfon. after harmonious coEr,hip of 90 years
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
TifN

Ia Bottom Mrs Deborah Iiafsing. wife OF MIR. yofeph
Hating, agsd 58-Mrs Mary Sloane, wife OF Mr. John
Sloane, aged SO. =.
Mr. John Ingerfon aged 10.
In Dorcheter, by fall from the Stairway, Mrs Hannah
Davenport aged ~. H# 3faHs
In New Bedford, Mr. Caleb Ruiel, aged 81 years.
In Basa, Major lanes Oavidion. 80
In Hanover IN. H) hon Bezie Woodard, protector OF
natural phyoiophy. &c. in Dartmouth College j.
III Altead, Mr. Jofhua Shepard aged 81 while pitch
Jug the l iea from load Of wheat, he fell proraIe an
h.. and expired.
cie.A ~ tl.e p. Office. ''t
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
THFNTP E---PORILHWD.
MR.. WILSON'S Bsa h.


! ON MONDAY EVENING, Sept. will be prefent-
~ sd tor the and only time heic s,ree years an
elegant comedy in Aas, eAiisd The
/ SCHOOL FON SCAN DIAL.
Written by r B. hc.idao ef, NJ =. ,nhsr Of ths Ri
walls Duenna. Critic, &c Sc.
Sir Peter re aze MIR Bernard.
Sir q iver Surface Mr kenny.
yDlS5h Surface MIR. Jpues
Charles Surface Mr.. Wilton.
Crahtrse MIR Dickeniun,
Sir Benz amin Baekbi'e---Mr. Powell.
kowiev Mt Barnes.
Aoi-s-Mr. B'snsil.
Lady Teazl.--Mrs. Powell.
Mrs CaaJor Mr.. B,gnsH
Lady sn,stw-i--Mrs Bernard.
Mara, Mrs Dickcaf5u 7ssa
In the eoure o the evening the much admired anl 7c2-
ular SONG It
CRAZY ANE, in charad r, by ir5. 7onee.
En.i the me ysritc CON soec from the Fax
mer called C D \ MERCY DEvli.'5 IN ME-
IN chsrseer " Mr. w'fan.
In the eoutfe OF be aferpieccw ST be a,roiuced the
ceIebr tea 10 long of
FaE SOLDIER iIap. ~ Mars Jones.
The whole 20 concuic with the lavore Maisa kftsr-
piece called
THE wAcs OF WINDSOR;
--asr THE VAN OF s' AZ rs ypFs ~.---@-v
Written By CoeuAn thf younee sauthpr Poor Csntl..
mn, J nm Bail ~Meurra necrs &c
Gsptsin Beaugari MIR J3ass.H
deputy Baii--Mr D kcnton
Caleb lctem IN: mi1 Of Al tr,t Mr. Bernard.
~ serjeans Hsrn',othan, MIR Kenny.
l. cay Mactsntcr--Mr Bisnau. q
Jah, Luinp-Mr Wlfoa.
Dsbb, Mr.. Bari.e
Grace Gsy'ove-Mrs ZONES.
Iusv-His Bates. Nk 81
O. Deo,s apsns5 asarsse befs,e 6. Curtain ~ iii.
at nj pat =, osrefye- - Tti..s at M II.
C266s Bog IS cents Pit so eea,s
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
AMOSKEAG CANAL LOTTERY
SCHEME or The THIRD CL.aSS

(NO DEDUCTION FROM PRIZES,
COCO 2ieke.' az aofta,s eaft, are $500
Prize Of 1900 Dolls. ooo
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
Gea 7A..j.na Da.2zrs.

TAKgN up by Js5 He&rR, jun. on the 10Th
J. d.y ~ AaAaa as 4. A keo,ih biOaNk With a
wife nrirs ~ b, f.ee hi. IA maia a. tail aud hi d
les ~htge .raeh ny hs gsni@r@s fuppoCd To- ht a.
tut Ga or Il yea YER o J-1hs owner vi lad herie
may have hia ssA'a b. piosias pFopsrsy IBID paying
ehvges
Ns.ssssaass. Sebt. q.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

NeqV6ouyblb1s Eltt7ian. he iait papers cor
tain returns from s. towns, which give fed
cra majority OF o3, votes.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

Accounts from Kcnnebunk mention that ,her
ha been meeting of the jacobiu junto of or
county, 10 that town probably TO ooniu
acAiurcs for the enluiog ehoics of electors.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
ELECTORS.

ELECTORS. -
We this day give lift of Candidates for
Electors Of proficient and vice PRECEDENT of the
United States which Is the reiult Of the mott
accurate information from the different parts OF
the Rate. We fubrit the names to the people
for All inveition of the merits # the ievera
characters, and have no dou5, of a happy re-
on tie day of election.
r!.ere haveiug been two fedora! nominations
in Cumberland JiitriGt viz MAJ. Lfmuel Weeks
aud the Hon ItGc Parker, the former has re.
4ue!ted US to Withdraw his name, a, will appear
by the following card
jENgs, -.
OBSERVING myielf nominated IA the Gazette, with
the Hon ISAAC BARKER, IN E,eGlor OF PRECEDENT and
Esc Pfejens OF the United States and cvnccivng il in
diFenby Heceafy fcr the public nteret, that uaanily
oud prevail ~ tie. choice, therefore requct you to
inform my friends. throngh the medium OF your paper
tlas il ismy with 10 dssliue BENZ . candidate.
1odrs, o.e. LtMuEL WEEKS.
septs s, 1891.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

&o asaasrs aun gurrslrcr5s1fs
One Of the People inaid until tso late for tai:
days paper 4 d H.s
soourner. No 81 l,sil appear in
Other aa be attended to far limits viii
admit ata.
4" Structures certain Toaos," pu.,.1iuE in tine
Gazette, merit particular attention.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONAL LIST
CANDIDATES fly ELECTORS, far 1900.
To BE voted fer the F.rTH of Novrmpra.

81 q, Garss
Hon. Dav:d Cobb, efe. of Goldtborough.
Hon. Ollvs, WenaeH, efc. OF Bottom.
sufofh Di1,ia.
Hon. jain CqtF4 .T1sae. eiq. OF Bottom.
sGsr ssolts Dtarsa,
Hon. Benjamin Gooabus, elq. of Salem.
~. 81 i-ass Eats5 Diaria..
Hon. Bailey Bay1fs,t, eiq. OF Haverhill.
eDr5Isfsr Otar.a.
Hon. Elsazcr Brook eiq. of Lincoln.
tosmpsirs gouts Di,id
Hon. Wilianl Sbepara, eia. OF Weltfielc.
:3lsG79ire Isosry G..ariz.
Hon. EJen. NettoeD, Jun. eta. Of Amherh.
plymouth -oiaria. 49,
Hon. William oever, eiq. OF kinglton.
ls.sHaaB.c Diaria.
Ebeneze, Saeoa elq. OF Barnnable.
15ri1oi D,aria.
Hon. Cs0rge Leonard, elq of Norton.
lllpessasr ssou,y. Dasia. ,fr.
Jeiepb allen, efq. Of Worcefter. y
ssioreeesr IRortb piatia
Hon. .7giiab otsGras, eiq OF IAnenburg.
-ssrt.stse Daria.
Hon. Dav.d koSsfsr, eiq. OF Richmond.
.aorfa,a Clgr.a. .at
Hon Cation Tufts etc. OF Weymouth.
Eora Diara. 81 a.. ~
Hon. fobn Lord, eiq. of Berwick.
Crrssrisnu Diasja.
Hon. Jaae Parker, eiq. OF Portland :
Linon DiGriH.
Hon. 1bem1s Rie, eiq. of WiicaHet.
psnessts Dia,ia.
Samuei S. Wt!ae, efq. OF Hallowe!l.
The Hon Samuel Freeman, 1tq. of this town
is appointed ]u &c of Probate FOR the county OF
Cumberland vice Gen. I'm CABIN, deceated
= on. Joba Fssts1.sbea' is appointed Regit
ter,
s4of" stavv. RI. of Trenton, is appointed
Sheriff Of BancocS county, vice, TbonsaS PHI
lips, reiigned.
Accounts from Kcnnebunk mention tina. there
ha been a meeting of the jacobin junto of Y rk
county, in that town probably to eoniu
naeaiurcs FOR the eniuiog ehoics of electors.
Nsqv6asbBns Ele67ian i he ait papers con
tam returns from s. towns, which give ted
crai majority OF o3l votes.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
FROM SPAIN,

tst FROM SPAIN.
An ntereing letter from Madrid refpee.us the miiun-
dertanang between the Uuited States aud Spain will be
found uder the Norfolk head Serious differences appear
TO exit The following letter from American Captain
at Csdz. dated July S, fahes further information the
iubjea. ,sa b.
There is at preen great coones between the King
and MIR Pnckney the former has refuied the demands
made by the United States and has alto refuisd Mr. Pine
ney MS paportst leave the country This has very much
alarmed the merchants here nfomueh that thoie who have
American veel. conngned them hurryng them away
as iait pobe, len ionething ferrous Goad take place
From b- Mlte,raneanAn officer of the Navy has arri-
we'd Norfolk from Sardinia, Gibraltar which lat,es
place he left about the Goth July All the American fquad
OF. Irpo Commodore Pretie was, Naples pre-
pairing the gun boats The misunderstanding with T1..
i.a.. been iuiuItcJ.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
i)ott Of do caaao.

~ No foreign arrivals fnce cur lah
We f0try itae tina; the valuable nip benjamin
capt Lowell Of this port has b-ea ca away Abacoa
--vefle and cargo entirely ioh, crew faved
schr Independent; Of ths port for Ear5aaoes fpoke
Aug Is. out % Days. 80 &
Ship Olive Storer, Of this port, faild from St. Lucie fos
1n;cad on the Ts Aug with her outward bound cargo.
The French corvette L'Am,ie, has arrived Savannah
from Porto Rice, in diisreis
schr Fair Lady waslssey left At ST. pieres to fail for this
PORE IA a few DAYS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

Clei5 saat.--Cirizen Defquinemard, Meeanic-
a. ingireer at Paris. has lately 'avenied a cloth
boat, iap-neusoie to air OF water. Experiments
hsys been a,ade with il in prefenee OF the in
foScor general Of navigation and OF diiTtren,
lsarned iocieties The relllts were highly LAT.
isfaQory, aud detail OF the experiments have
been fubmitred ~ the ph,Gcal and marhamat-
zeal t-ienees Of the inis,,u'e with view TO de-
eide on the uleful purpc.ss, 70 wlieh this inyen-
,.en may - sPp!.sa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

candidate on the Republican Ia OF Counislloss
was carried by s7S.-1hn year they have ,brss
fbss/asd msjoity, which makes an increahag
number of z4iz votes. and that of Governor. OF
1850. BY the above aasement. ve may fee that
the Republicans are z4iz fronecr than they
were the laa year.-Not doubr remains, that
the electors Of Pre6dent * Vice PreGdent. from
this State. viii be unanimously Republican.
Had the Republicans Of thu State been as we'll
united 20 obtain Governor, az they have TO
Obtain their lit OF Councillors. we Mould this
year have had bead fsred to our ssltieai body !;
but we hope that the ucavsvisg RspxbEca~s Ia
this State who arc acting with the Fedetahas.
~ill foon Zee their error, and tha, by the next
election. il they cannot conicieotiouEy vc,c tor
the Republican candidate. they will rs,her
choofe not TO vote at all. than TO have il ,hrowa
into the federal feaie, TO weigh as Que sganit
fepublicaniin.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
For Sale,

A FARM pleasantly htuated in the North
"A Society Of the town Of Ls6sses. 10 Con-
netticot, TOO and an half miIes north of the new
Meeting. Houie, containing slightly FIX scres Of
excellent land, well proportioned for moving.
flowing. paituriog. and wood land, together
with good orchard, fs6iciens to make thirty
OF fosty barrels Of Cider yearly. Said Farm is
we'll wascrcd. and under good improvement
haodfomely Gtosscd near good School. which
continues nine months 10 a year. For further
particulars. inquire Of the fubfcriber, diving on
the psemifes. AMOS CHEEVER.
Lsbasex, on. asfb. 1904.