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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

2 ffsss Dp,s atevsy5 fftstsyfsBssl)
10 ETURNS her gvssessl acknowledgement
IN 60 the Lsdiea Of Ne~pcr. Eo,slse suuie.
foss fsvors me has received. Euce hef com.
mcncemeat IN bs6usfs sHd refp~tifully Sc
quainss stetn,S ,Shas the Has nov on hand for Sale,
Genteel A4ossment Of MfErssssS, on rnoder-
ste terms. Ladies Morning DeHes, & ehildsen's
Cosss16d PeIiees, wish every other article in the
Millenssy iire. nssde up Ia the ueweA fsAnoos.
On she aoste(l oosiee., ii. ~.
- The Spring snd fsil fafhions wsli Be
s9ulsdy received direa from Eosope.
Rsre}stf. on. 81. 1900. s'sf a-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
FOR NSALE.

FOR SALE,
CIXTY-TWO Shares in the Rock Of the
- Rhode lfland Infurance Company, by
NATHANIEL SWEET, & Co.
Newport, SefL Io, 1894.
N. B. A they are very deGrous tfor 1
particular reaion) to diipofc Of the shove men.
sioned aock--they therefore offer the fame al
Grft coR. N. SwEIr, Sc Co.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

To s5eiSoidHf PUBLIC AUCTION,
NN F6dsy, the tsih' Of Oesober infant,
" the real easse Of 5Jr Gn55a,d. Iase Of
Nesport. decesfed. pIe.isusly hassted on the
Point. Sale TO be on the pfemifes, AZ ,oo'cioek
la the forenoon. s"
JoHNTILLINGHAsT h1nsr.
Msw1vss. or. 4, f8o% -"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

LAWS OF RHODE-fSLA /.
FOR lie at this Office, con,plete copies OF the
4 Laws Of this S,ase. psfsd fince the feiIion
to the General AGenby 10 January 1898.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
Notice.
Notice.
WANTED, in behalf of the Corpora

All the Timber 20 be pine fquare edged and fquars
ended, fit for framing.
1000 fee. Spruce Jo', by 4 inches;
5000 do 81 by A. do.
1000 do. al by s do.
aIoo fee. in length Of Pine Joa. for window france.
s by 81 inches. vel, C.sronsd
$50 do. by inches. VIC" ieA'oheo'
$50 Spruce Pl.uk., IT, long, inch. wide, Al nch
thick.
SEQ do ~ do. do. a do.
$50 N. merehantabis pine Boards and Plank
40 m. clear pine Boards;
20 m. poe Shingles;
$50 M Latbs;
50 prsee Poles fatable for asgns, =, feet long
so do. do 40 feet long.
he above articles be delivered Wharf Char.
leRiver. near to the College On before the Srl of
june
400 perches OF Stones, proper for the cellar wall of
large edice, be delivered at the College in the monh
Of pril next fooner the option Of the Contractors
600 feet Of hammered Stone, for undsrpning, BY the
IN Of June
IA ilone Window Caps. of dimenhons and forms be
agreed on, de'ivc ed the beginaiug OF Julyi
80 Equsres ofSlates;
400 N. ri.tu,e Bricks. their delivery a. the College to
commence the II, of July the Of third
Of the whole quantity per month;
$50 hhds lone Lime 50 hhds 10 be delivered by the
IA Of May; 100 be ween the I3h Of June and N of
July $50 by the middle Ct AuguR the remainder 1t
tiHc to be determined.
All The enumerated Aress, 10 their refp:ta;ve kind
20 be Of the hea qsaity.
Payment be made Immediately after delivery, in cafe
the articles in qnanty and quality be agreeable contract
articles @ pseae to eneofe their for fueh they
may peciy and forward them by the n Of March next
to CALEB GANNETr, IN Ca~bisxs.
Jon 81, 1894. 4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
Mercantile Arithmetic.
inf spysees. ., EDMUND NJ. BLUNT, Mav

inf fulfilled. BY EDMUND M. BLUNT, Mt1v
cECOND Edition Of +" WALsH's MERCANTILE A
> NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO the commerce OF the u.
sted States, in its domsiic and oreen relations, With
forms of and other writings uAay occurring in
trade.
[seatccy two years have elapfd oce large edition Of
he above work fra made its appearance. all Of which
have fotie nce been od and the due the suthor
Of this original trea,fe may be uay appreciated by the
following teitimonals.l
Ntv.4usY3s,t, Ma, I, 1890.
We the subfcrbers, having ieen MIR. WsLss New Syf
tenn Of Me,eautk A,6s, and being f,sfed that it is
better calculated than any yet puhled fl ayonh for
The bufpefs OF che ComptiRg -houfe, bdt with it
extephse circulation. The happy eucda,on and ex'
tended application OF the common rules, the with the
nuden for commerce. ALTO extremely we'll adapted to
s and inform the merchant the mariner, and the ira
der 10 their various occupations.
Ds.y H. Tyne Ebrszs- S.eIes. Eiisas Bartlett, Samuel
n OGs jsn Triaysm Ce9f-, Nsrs B,Orus. Walis~ W,sv
j4". Riesasd E.nN, jim. w. ~. P,est, AIssi Liah
Bsfos, Mey IL, 300.
We ,hesYubfcribers having examined MI. Wa5e. New
sy1em of M.,ea.f. A,bsse snd being perfuaded that il
is better calculated than any have met WITH TO QsaIfy
young mes for sdmilion into Compiling hsoes. win
that may have eaeaGve cireu!aor. The clear ex.
emplihcson and pertinent application Of the common
rules, together with the many oteiui additions and I'M
provemens which il contains viii render extremely
ufeul for the merchant the MARINER and all other trading
elafTes Of fociey.
Ms,Ss~ WayS., JOB. G. JONES. Jss. ced"A., SspSn
Hgg~Sn JsS. LssssN j4~. JspS R.gsa, A,s'id s',js"
Js.astas Jsess".
Sal~, olgober 7, 300.
We the fublcribsrs merchanes OF Salem, convinced Of
the necety Of reuserng the forms Of bune the value
Of coins and the Of familiar the
United States commercial people. do approve OF The
Mercantile Ayn5ssfs Of Mr.. WaJS and rccommend il as
calculated uhierve in the be mannefthe inrucon OF
youth and the puspces Of we'll Informed merchant
Mn Gray i'm. Benjamis Hodges, 3. Heams~. Nsi6nssi
Bsssfteb, .esS Aes. N1Ass Prsess JaaS CrssoS: eiI
Elias Hsasf Dwt,.
Orders fox the above, will meet with punesuAi At
tenton. (3m) GA. ao
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
PREDATORY EXTRACTS.

The utility and importance If an acquaintance with
the principles Of Marine IR1Yance have been long felt
ssi daily Acknowledged by the commercial part Of
anoA every country -Nohng therefore, Is better cal
cslacd promote the interes Of commerce, than
treate which teaches the law that regulate the
contracts o. merchants m*
render work Of this kind uftfuhtothe merchant,
ithould be complete within itfef pcble-fo As to
make other books fcldOm, II ever necg
fairy This the author has endeavorcd do lin order,
.herefore that this work mould porfs advantage
bovc other Of the kind exsant shs author has
obCerved invariabe and uniform rule through the
whole. Each cafe will be found eonA of three dianct
parts Tho ktsfhe deciGoa-and the reafons athgned
Cor that dec6on
There fcascely any contract, which afords greater
Number Of qieons Of double and dtusy. than tAAt OF
marine Infur ance.
The principles Of the Law, applicable tn THIS coRtra,
in general well defined yet the policy being ufu?lly
cooperate. infinitely various and compaicated-The COZ
ing ights of The parties are often 70 equally baan
ecd that il is mpsilde decide between them, with.
iomencs rclorting very nice diltintfions. For
ths purpofe the and complicated cafes which
have been decided inthe courts of WcRminiAer upon
ueaoas Of infurance within the laR xy eveny years,
afford the bel maerials aif the judgment, and to
complete treatife this fubjeS. They once appy
abe rules Of law. and thew the application Of shem
The merchant viii dcover from sperufa of thswcrk,
that the leading principles which govern contracts OF
1urance, lie within very compafs. Thoie rNin.
eiples caahlfhed and, ifwe uadertocd, the only
difficulty whchremainss is the application OF them 20
particular cafes.
75se ssslass -s6s Zoe al @k1ss 0sS sSSs wj5 V
sesow s4ertrs, yssssasi Essssa fsy Av,s4s
.sfas vii n sd ssr n~s f., ts.s~i.s srjv, - al
s. p,isepai eow~e,eisi srpm
poRrLANs, EI,ssvy, l8cA
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
REMOV AL.

Il HE fubfcriber informs the public that
his Office is removed 10 the centre front chamber
- sc range of trick buildings ereted by the Maine
-, y; Murine Is,snre CoPsny ALTO, that beng no long
N OH er Of the Uaited States, he liberty prac
~ in the Federal Courts. ISAAC PARKER.
ooysIaaL Fe6 8db, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
Valuable New Publication,

lust PUBLISHED, and for Sale At she Booknore CT
THOMAS CLARK.
Nearly eapye tb< I.ara"s ses,, F5s Street, Po,a"t,
THE MINOR ENCYCLOPEDIA,
or CABINET OF GENERAL KNOWLEDGE !:
ng Ditlo nary of Arts, Sciences and Pote Litcra-
c, in a vols ("Mshaw IL P~Ds' )--Compi!ec from the
tauthur,ties, by the Rev. THADDsus M HARRIs, A. NJ.
H.
Il is prefumcd THAI the FINAL fun Of Four Dollars and
~ Gents. cannot be expended for any books that will
Ma;n more general information than thefe.
q Subftribers reqneed to call fend for their
,oks. F5. 3.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18

To Let,
A Convenient brick TAVERN
"A HOUSE, in F,e. a,ert /; together with the rouie
adjoining ifwan,ed Said Tavern is accommodate with
large back yard for carriages and large aud :can
Stable They we ituard for buibcis-- FOR tursher
particulars inquire OF
STEPHEN LEE,
Portland Yam IS, Living the prcmiies.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
DaHatuxllp.
DaHatustig.
:::::::::..::
WHEREAs a Conmiilion of Bankruptcy
hath been awarJe. and iffued agsinit

hath been awarJe. and iAued aesinn
JOSEPH CROSS, Of Portlc-d
in the p,lrict at Maine merchant, and the aid ysfpk
Cyes declared Bankrupt he is hereby required
to furrender himief the comr,ioner in faid Commit
named TO the major par OF them. 7Iy the a4h
say Of January current Taay the 7,h, ard Tssa1
the : m days Of February of the clock.
each OF laid days the C,mmiiIoness Office No
MufTeys Row, Middle Erect, Portland, in aid diArce
and make full dcovery and dcIoin,e Of his efate aud
effects when and bis creditors pre-
pared prove their debts and the fseond meeting
choofe aisnee a6gnecs and at the Ian meeting fa6
Bankrupt is required fuah his examination and ar
laid Ia mec,ir n ny OF the creditors Of fad Bsnkrcpc
may be heard before fad eommoners a.4ina The MAXI
Eng allowing of certificate ts the Judge Ct ia dtiSt
entiile faiG bankrupt to certihcae Ut dhargc.
Ali perons indebted &c faid bankrupt are m2ke psy@
nen tholc have any Of hrs effects davrr
!tac fame 70 fuch perlons the comrocrs thar
appoint
By order of the commif-oners
N. KfNsMAN. chrA
Date iY5 yss 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
A Pocket Book Found,

IN the road bet weeu Niles tavern, in Newcioceaef.
~ and Emery's mills in Poland --conta ming a imAt
fun Of Money, and everal Papers.-W hoover has Io9
the fame, may have it again by applying to STEPHEN
MLELLAN, aud paying for this advertisement
Psvtasd Feb. 4, ,S04.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
A. mich Cow loft.

CTRAYED from the encIofure Of the fahfcrber, on
u Friday the aoth January, mich Cow, of dark
brown COLOR rather fmai for middng 6ze, her horns
inttanee sivessnilk ony nut of tcas. Whoever
will give informssa of the above fhall be hand.
lonely rewarded by
Rufus Wahburn.
(, Pe:asA J5ss. 81, lsG4~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18

Flour, Beef, Oil, &c.
600 bbls. Baltimore fine and fuper6ne
FlpSr.
400 do Mefs No. and No. Sect
40 do Liver Oil, in fhpping order.
Bales Georgia Cotton.
IN & 4th proof Brandy, per pipe or Dbl.
Hollands Gin, do
Hyfoo, Young Hyfcn. Souchong. and Hyfon-Slin
Teas, per Chef.
Boxes by 0las.
Malaga Wine, per or. Ca2,
Bags Sugar, Coffee and Pepper.
India Cottons, per bale or piece---.cou-
filing Of Chitabuly, Cofha and Fine Baftas Isssepore
Sa1pss; and Joipore MA!moayes.
For Sale at RiebardIon's Wharf, ~
Richardion.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18

Goldman q Swan,
No. 3, Union Ros0, Middle. /2reet,
A RE now opening for iale, a large az
= = fostrnes,& Of
EUROPEAN s. ENDIA GOODS,
fui,abls for the prelen, ieafon. also.
3 A general af7urtment Of
Wef-India Goods and Groceries,
Paints, Linieed Oil, SC. &c.
AL Of which will be fold the nsA rc.ionabls
Lilec0if, ~ SSA,
IL Bal s and one Cafe of India Goods,
by the package only eon6ns q Alnoody. ed other
white Co,tons, Blue Cloths Chinz Of different defcrip
Silk handkerchief, &c acfoae part of which are vel
calculated for the Wen India market being cou6ap.
mens. viii be Gold the Bona prcsA and liberal
credit.
FOR SALE, apply at a5sve,
A convenient Lot of Land, ftuated
King-reet, with the Building thereon lately occupied
by Mr.. William sfevens--oaliW the Of the road
leading the beach, and adjoining iand q DR.. Coffin
Capt. Thorlo-Ths building may be made very conve.
uent dweneheus. with fmAl expsncs laid cut thereon.
WANTED
To contract for the building of fmall
Dwelling Houfe, 90 Je~ell's KlAnd including every IA
cria the hcue be bsit in the eours Of ummer.
Any perfon wi(us contraA, viii pleAls to apply
above for more particular dcfss%tioo.
Portland, 1sa. IS, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18

Date. iyfs yss 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
p..r..er y Ma,s :, FL F. ), 1905. NOIiIE Is

NIAINE, 4, 1904. y 4
- H., s~c.,,or e rpSDEnYcx s,y,ns, e as s'sen
faid Di0ricf trader, againa whom Conmifficn os
Bankruptcy has duty Gued and pr ceedrd ueen, that
they may be heard (f they thnk f before tie jude
of faid DilfTia Comt, on WesvJaay, At Eo.sb O.. q
ing and allowing Certificate of Dfcharge to fad Bank.
rupt before which time exceptions iuch allowance
msy be exhibited.
~ r,y,c e.,,y.v, Iv sre Of ibe l-;e,ia cssyf
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18

WANTED
Samuel Fowle,

No 70; Long H5a,; Hu f. Eak,
Hhds. N. E. Rum,
do. St. cro;x Sugar,
Pipes and bbls. Geneva,
do Brandy.
Whole and half Chefs Bohca Tear
Bales upland Georgia Gotten,
Cotton Wickips,
Dip'd Candles,
A few boxes heft Spanilh Segars,
New milk Cheefe, &c. k
Tar. II, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18

ri OiILE Is hereby given, tiiat Tile part
nerhip under the firm OF
PIKE u NTCKGRSON,
dis!vcd by mutual agreement, on the iSth January
init All peeion having accounts open WITH fad firm. arc
fcoueled TO ieue the fame. NOAH PIKE,
Eosox. Jsn AZ ,3o, JOSHUA EiCKERSON., =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
SEMLIN, Sept. 10,

According to the laft letters from Servia, con-
ferences continue, and certain agreement is on
the eve of being concluded between Bekir Pa
cha and the chiefs Of the infurgents. The pro-
pofals made by the Servians are regarded as
forerunners ola pacifcation, aud are now I'M
der deliberation. They are as follow:
/. The command over the Servians fhaI re-
main exclufively with their prelent chief, Ger
nj George. He Ahall colled the taxes and con-
tributions which the Strvians ufually pay to
the Grand Seignior and fbali regularly remit
TO the Ottoman Porte the fums he thus re-
ceives.
ii. No Turk fball have right 70 decide in
any affair concerning the Servian fnh;eas
inat right belongs exciuiiyeiy to the general,
Czerni George.
III. No Turk is permitted to fettle in the
towns and villages of Servia, and to remain there
without previouny having obtained the permit
iion of Czerni George and the Pacha.
w. II is underRood that all Turkiil CuGom
Houfe officers and officers of juftice fba be inn
mediately TENT away, and replaced by others
of the Seryian nation, appointed by Czerri
George.
v. The garrifon duty. and fervice in fortified
places are to be performed in common by the
Servans and Turks /: 500 Oft the latter are, there
fore, to be eleesed and fupported by the Ser.
VANS.
VI. Five hundred Servians are chofen 20 at
tend General Czerni George every where.
VII. The Servians fhall every year pay 10 the
Ottoman Porte tribute Of half million Of dol
lars, and fupply befdes the Pacha with every
thing neCeGary for his rank and fupport.
VIII. The Pacha is to continue to receive the
fums as formerly from the cutom and imports.
The Seryian general ihall not NEEDLE with
them.
TX. The Servian fubjeGs fflaTl have, in future,
full liberty to dipoie Of the productions of their
lands or induftry, in what manner they choofe.
Every thing ihall be paid them in ready money,
according to fetted price.
Such are the articles propofed by the Serviar
infurgents for confronting to peace declar-
ing them at the fame time their ultimatum,
which it is fuppofed will be acccded TO. 1t is
faid that Bekir Pacha, to prove bis inclination
for peace, has offered to unite 10000 Scrvi-
ans with his own forces, and to march asainn
Mufo Aga, who has caufed new disturbances in
Bofnia. The commander Of the Kerfalen has
requeAed permilIion to be of the fame expedi-
ton.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
REPORT.

The Committee appointed on the fubiea of
General Pinckney's Letter, beg leave to report
the following refolutions with a draft of An an
fwer to faid letter.
The Society deeply regretting the prevalence
of Dueling, practice which they reprobate as
| a heinous violation of the laws of God and of
their country, as derogatory to the principles
of true honor, and as frausht with private and
public mifery, do refolve =
1T. That this fociety highly approve of the
fentiments exprelled in the letter of the Vice
Prefident General Charles Coetfworth Pinck-
ney, and will take every proper means to DIFF
countenance. and aboli(ii the mode of fettine
difputes by Duel or Jingle combat.
Cd. il airy vi inns Society IN
be hereafter concerned in Duel either as prin.
cipal or as an acce1ary, he 6nall be expelled
the Society.
s. That copy of the refolutions fhal be
fent to the Societies Cincinnati in the fcye.
raj 0ates that the delegates from this Socie-
ty to the next General Convention, be inftrua-
ed to obtain the adoption of thefe or fimilar re-
iolutions; and that they be publifhed at prefent
in all the newspapers in this city, iigncd by the
PRECEDENT, and counterhgned by the Secretary of
this Society.
EBENEZER STEVENS, Pye6d.uf.
w. PoPHAM, See'rs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
coNsTANTINopLE, Augur, 81.

ASH JanilIaries have not received their pay
for feveral weeks we are in fear of an infurre6i-
on. Yesterday the Aga of the Jannaries was
depofed.
The Capt. Pacha is now with comfortable
fquadron before Acre, and holds that fortreis
bockaded by fea, while it is befegcd by land
by the new Pacha Ibrahim. Every exertion is
made to compel the furrenderer of the uiurper
Ifmael, who, after tine death of Djezzar Pacha,
fcized the government of Acre, and refufed to
REIGN it to the fuccehor appointed by the
Porte, or TO deliver up the great treafures which
Djezzar Pacha had amaied. 1t has been re-
ported that Acre is taken but this wants con-
hrmation; as does alto the report that the Beys
in Egypt, and the Bedoin Arabs who had Joined
them, have entirely been defeated by the Ar
nauts. 1t is much more certain the Beys of
Belgrade have been obliged to yield to the fI-
perior force of the Pacha of Bofnia, and deli
yer up four of their chiefs, whole heads have
been truck off. The inhabitants of Servia have
been promfed that for the future, they iliall be
freed from thofe oppreihons which caufed them
| to take up arms; that the Porte will confirm
and protect their privileges; and that they fnall
hereafter be governed by officers of their own
nation.
Two very comfortable Greek commercial
houteS viz: Gonna, Mamuni and Co. and De-
metri, Bally and Son, have lately topped pay
ment. Several other bankruptcies are expect
ed. The fcarcity of money here is extreme.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
III WFUL FIRE.

For many years paif the citizens of New-York
have not witneed ire 10 exteniive and runous as
that which yelerday morning dealt dshruStiou to
very valuable portion OF our city. AT an early hour
the inhabitants were alarmed with the cry of fire and
the ringing Of alarm bells, and upon obeying the main
full call Of duty they found the flames buriing with
dreadful fury from the houfe No. Io4, Front-nree,
(where the fire originated and the adjacent building.
The night was very cold, and perhaps to this rnp he
afcbed the tardy motions of the citizens tn the epe
Of action at three o'clock very few comparatively
had aenbed, and at four the bucket ranks were very
lrPerieetiy formed. AT this time, owing to the
force OF the wind, which blew frefh from the wei
aud the inian,nabeitate Of the houes and Especially
of their contents, the flames were pread1g their RAJ
wages with frighdu and fatal hare. So irreiifible
indeed was their rage, that in the apfe of an hour
between twenty and thirty houfes had become prev
TO the dcvourng elements, and with regard to them
the operation Of the engines was altogether tnsynv
When the citizens had numeroufly collected lsudable
exertions were made TO fupPly the engines ; bat as
the water in the harbor ebb, and as the pumps
and cilterns furnifhed very fparc quantity. thew
were not ferved 70 amply as the awful location re-
CURED The floating engine, however liationed az a
convenient fPot, proved Of eental benefit, and plen
tifully iupphed the fma engines in IFS immediate
neghborhood. The progrefs Of the FIRE was in the
direction Of the gale; and as IL commenced at Io4
Front, IT Of tourie proceeded towards the CoHee-ho
slip, Involving IN deitructlon amof every building f.
tuate in Front reet, and on the eat 6de of Water
itreet, between Gouverneur's alley and the 1ip-
Meantime the Goals and brands carried along bv the
wind, fell on the hppng in the wharf, and the houfes
on the opPoiite fde, aad thus the FIRE was eommun-
Gated to a Till greater extent Fortunately however
the veaels fulaned material damage, and the pro-
grefs Of the re this de Of the wharf after il had
confumeds few wooden houfes was arrefled
About five o'clock in the morning, the conflagrat-
on was at It's height and the general fcene at this mo-
ment, ieep from the roof Of the Toutine, was
dreadfully grand and imprei6ve. Forty houIcs enve
loped in wide waiting hames--eolumns of nnurky
imoke afcendngin thitkning volumes, and fweepinv
before the wi1Jhowers Of red hot enbers fcatternS
danger Ear and wide---,he hits Of blazing timhers0
the crafh Of falling wasthe bufy tir Of hundreds 8:
hundreds carrying furniture, fcrving wster, ard
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
HAMBURG. October s.

We are af1ured that the letter of the emper.
or Napoleon, delivered by M. D'Afberg to the
king of Prufiia, is OF the mon friendly contents
The emperor declares, among other things,
that he feels lively interet in every thing tina.
may increafe the luare of the Prufiian monar.
chy. 1t is confirmed, that the court of Berlin
will not only continue it's former fyfem of neu-
trality, but that it will employ all the means in
its power to prevent the peace of the North OF
Germany from being difurbed, asainh every
one who attempts it.
According to letters from Conftantinople OF
the eth of Auguft, the Grand Se;gnior was for
fome days 70 i'll, that public prayers were faid
in the mofques for his recovery.
They write from Copenhagen, that the Ruff
fan fquadron in the road is expected foon to
fail for Revel.