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Battalion Courts Of Enquiry Of the
aaLeglon oil tie NJ .;ieia, will D. ldcn al Eil..
eunu II nc, in the townaf alexlny.ia, o. So
tp,d s., The ash INIT i>r the paFpofe Of al iIiag:
les tor non atten;ancc az tie M,iiteas III May
jone, July and Aug Mt; and Lesionang Cour,
81 Eaqogy will be hel3 a. the fopar pace 90 Tuef
DAY ,ls iI.n day OF Ss2teafeeE next, for heasing
sprs&.s Aoa ietsofasiRg eslier dutiss rsqaised By
Law. The Courts will meet each day ar ten
o. !ock in the feienoan.
44sAas' 70. aa.t
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pu1lit SAT-.

On Thurfday the goth AuguA, at
.slf tr,ta 70 o'clock, will be f1ld on Daala2 and
"A WINS what. thirty FIX hosih-ads OF
FRI qualify SUGAR,
10 c1edi, of iixsy and ninety days, for APPROX.
: &c indolfed Negotiable rotes.
PhiIi9~G. AaJfcIIsr.
Anr,A aR
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-30

A keg Of SP2IGS. brought by the

A kegaof sPaIGS, brougFt by the.
SSloop uu,sy. oapiaia haad, from PailsGe'pha,
end css.igacs. tn N rGss. L;hby CerneS- slads
qhsy were IAodcd On Howe.i's ~aatf, on Or
about The 18Th Ma la9, aad wc uqpo!s II.
drsymao bas taksn thea ~ iuia3kc.eo ion .
e,he. It re, IS Libby. C3s1; ara Sadie did noE
svcsive thesa az aocsrE mas the fad c4ak wi.
e5lige by -n,so n;ng the fu5fcvihers.
Mclean and Winterbery.
Aue, rs &
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Smlthheld Bacon Hams.
FOR SALE.

A very likely NEGRO WOMAN, about rs
years cfasc, WISH h-r male Child one year old
She has been accuGomed 30 ali kinds o: hoo.,
work, IS a tilerablc fsamar.fs. and is wen &C
eeualnted with the nn:fn5 and a;ccnding Of chls
dren. For terns
Apply to the Printer.
Aug dSt q.
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Aarua zS.
NOTICE.

TIE SALE of a part of Major
Thomas Vets LAND, sivestifod in this paper,
was poaponsd uatil Nedn-fday TIC slh day OF
September nsxt, atlI O'Clock, a. ". when the
Is e will again conmcnce on she-pi:mifes, near
The lands Of Mr. Jonah 1'hompion.
The sra6 witt be fotd in contepient LOTS,
zGohs Of whcb arc, in point OF ftua,icn, equal
to any in the vicinity Of Alexaodgia.
Richard M. Scott,
Francis Peyton, Com'rs. .
Amos Alexander,
AueuG az dos
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

According 10 federal astemenp. America 10
one of the greaiea curioGties the world ever pro-
duced phenomenon. equally worthy Of the pro-
found fcfutny OF the philofopher. or the vacant
gazs OF ignorant vonder.-In mort. a great po-
iiticsl Riddle which all Europe might ai,enpf TO
uuravclin vain : viz. ~
AsP,oSdsnf. 80 drenching HE country in
b'oqd"s by averting war. and cnlsivsting peace
.-evincing !" in6delity." by teady stlendsnce
upon paoiic worfhip, and liberal donations for
me fopport of ehriRisnity HE /" enni-
ty to washington" by walking in his fteps-Aod
" degrading his country" by fyftem OF vile
and happy policy which has excited the saonifh-
nent and applsufe Of al Europe ! - tt
A People, etprsDSx with light ssxes--,xfrsd
and involved in bankruptcy by an annual faving
of millions. a. fuli trcafury, and rapid decsesie
Of national debr--caablifhipg military depot
lint 70, qparf efs 6ssdisf ASmt land lob
mitting 20 foreign influence by treating all na-
tions with impartial juiticc sa9.ie 4
Il fuaH 6xt dklbe,Sfr minority, exhibiting
its love of order and decency, by rcsiling and
anathemizing more than four 6tths Of the peo-
pie, and the eoufiitufed suthorities of the conn
uy---prierviog the contribution by denoun cling
every att which Aowss from il, debating !" II
cannot aand," and exhorting the PEE TO
/" kick il to the Devil'----And fhcwiug iis
4" foperior talents" BY relinqoifhing argument
for isaamatosy defamation aud infulting but
foonery-" guarding by nandcn. backbitings.
falihoods and iedisiop. and making il an engine
Of oppoirion to the rulers of the land-snd glo-
rifying chiaiani,y., by curling all ietfs bu, 'its
own--lufing after worldly power and enjoy
menu. claiming all the holinef, and virtue of
the land, s. violating almoa every command Of
our Saviourl!! Rsbs6. Fa,msr.
"A late federal paper fays, (" who made to
Cow the Aream, OF blood through which the na-
tin has waded } JnrFsssoNi" ~V,it- es1
+The New York Spectator infinuases THAI
the republicans intend TO eaabliih military def
potifm! wt fs't S'vaa
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

BiHhe/sH on Wfdxsjaay ibt 74fb ef Oaobsr ir1.
al Ten s'eiaet, Il. M. at fbf Sep Of Jsbn z.
SbsarAax,
LIS whole Stock, cohhaing Of Broad.
L L Ciosths; CsGmercs, Plain,; Coating, f,
Blankets, Bsizesj Fiannel,; Swakins; Swami
downs Turkey -dowssj To,lehets; Cordu.
roy, Thickiett, worried Hofc and Gloves |;
Wildbores; Moreens; Shaloons, Ratinet,s /;
Rufelsj Cslimancoes Durants; Silk, Cam.
brio, Chinfz, purple and Cameis hair Shawls |;
mems wemen's fix and cotton Hofe .Marfeille,
aud Jean Wsiacoating, black elk Velvet
mems and women's Satin, Florentine, Mode /,
Peeiong, TiHaoy Silks; Sariepeu; Dimiries /;
MuDinetts; linen and cotton Cambiics; cam.
brio, jaconet aod book Muilns mems and wo.
mems muffin Handkerchief Pocket-hsndker.
chiefs Checks, men's elk and leather Gloves
womcn's ELK and kid Gloves. ditto Mitu ;
twilld, plain and yellow Nsnkins, blue. white
and olive Jeans, Foaians; Gingham; Glaze
long pyle Pluih; Bukram white and black
Lace; Edgings, Threads; CsIicoe,, and a
box of hats aaorted with many other articles.
N. B. A few dcz. Pen knives and SeifIou.
Conditions of Sale --Under 100 dol.
lars, CAN Over too. 60 days: Over AGO,
90 days: Over 800. 4 months GOO and up
wards, 6 months, with an approved cndorfer.
4 GARNER s. DEAN, As6',s.
7 Newport, Oa. 10, 1904. wsf
After the a4th of October, the abovemen.
toned Shop will he rcnted.--Apply to
.- EBENEZER SNEARMAN, or
TOHN r. SHEARMAJ.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

vxTHEREAS we the Subicribcss. f1xviue
Wv been appointed by the Hon. Court q
Probate of the town Of Ncwfhorehsm, eommif.
Gones. to recievs and examine the cIaimssgsiu&
the Eltate Of Capt. Ed ward Hull. late of New.
N ,reham. decesfed. feprefented infolvents here
by give notice. that tx months from the ds,c
hereof are allowed to shecsediton of fsid ef.
tate, TO bring in & prove their refpettive clsims
and that wc will attend for that purpofe ss the
houfe Of MI. Samuel Briggs. on the ara Nom
day 10 each month, att o'clock. p. M. eaais
"a RAY SANDS, "a 4 Commit.
aE EZEKIEL ROSE. j. fpsssr.
N. B. All perions indebted 20 laid eaatc,
are requeiied to make immediate payment to =
e@ JOHN OoRTON, xy-;u,..
WEEDEN HULL,J NNT" ~
Ns1o. .Sboreoan, Ssbf. 70, o,.fao4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

Nstvpsyt. O6. Sfb. ISo+.
NIHEREAS there was prefsn,ed TO me,
w by Frederick Crazy, on the Gxth inf.
paper purporsing to be a negotiable Note of
hand, bearing date 10th July. 1899. payable ar
the Bank OF Rhode. Iilsnd, one year after date.
to John Faxoh. or order, for the FUN Of Two
Hundred D5llan, with insereft on which 10
indorled the rsmc John Faxon, and to whiehis
affixed the name Of Nicolss Gsffroy, as drawer.
II therefore hereby caution I'll perfons sgsinft
receiving fsid paper. as never Ggued the lame.
nor did any other perfon 6su the fame with my
authority. pfivity or content. either directly or
indirectly. ltis not neceiIary 20 rcrreient Mr..
Faxon as an unworthy man-as = man whole
frauds agana his fellow. .ci,ixens previous 70 HE
leaving THE town. for Nova-Scotia, were too
Asgnat 70 leave any further confidence in his
integrity 10 thefc parts. ! do further declare.
that faid pretended Note is Forgery. ndthae
there are no genuine notes Of mine now exiting
ofa date prior TO this, excepting one note in fa-
vor OF Dyer & Eddy, Of Bottom, for 40 dollars
-one do. fnhvor Of William r. Robinfop, Of
Newport. for 50 dollau and one At the New
port Bank. NICOLAS IEFFROY.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

q !; publication Of The faid ratification by the
Seesfary of State, 10 one of the newfpapcu of the
Stafe, vote for PreGdent and Vice Prcident Of
she United States, in the following manner. thst
is to fay: they mall vote for too pcrfons as
Pre6dcnt and Vice Preldsnt, in conformity
with the fra feetiou of the fecond article of the
contribution. And in othsr refpeas sa in con-
formity with the proyi6ons of the aet 70 which
this aa is a fnpplenent; and they fhall Iik viz.
vote for, one perfcn as PreGdens, and for ono
peffon as Vice Pie6dent, in conformity with the
above mentioned amendment of rhc Conftita-
tiJn; and in other ,efpees ad ia conformity
with the provifons of the fri feetion of this ae.
Bnt thofe certificates only, of votes given for
PreGdent and Vice Prehdent Of the United
S,stes, ihall be opened by rhe Preddent of the
Senate. for the purpofe of being counted which
fhsli contain fhe iia or lias of votes given in
coufbtnity with the Contituton, AZ in force on
tas day fixed by law Cor the meeting Of the cleo
tors, by whom the izid gotes fhall have been
given.
Sec. 9. And be IL faytbsr exa7sl That
whenever, by the proviG ms of the iecond Fec
tion of this a, il fhall be the dary of the clec-
tors tor any State, TO vote in conformity, both
~nh the contribution, and of the pfopofed a.
msndment thereto. the executive authority of
inch State fhaIl caufc 6x liAs Of the names OF
the electors of the State to be made aud certified,
and to be delivered to the faid electors On or be-
fore the day fixed by Law for them 70 meet and
vote for Prefident and Vice. Pre6dent. and the
laid elettor, fhall cnclofc one of the faid lifts
IN each of the certificates by them made and
iealed. 10 conformity to the provifons OF this
at, and Of the act TO which this is fupplement.
Nail. MACON. D
Sbtakey sfi5e HasG Of Rebr,jestaffOsf.
Jesse FRANKLIN. 80
Pystfdrt Of ffbe' Sfrate. pro temPore.
ArrRoyED. March IS. isq+.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
7aocnty Dollars Rcvoard.

- AN away from the fubfcriber. on the Sd
An int. two negro Caves, named Charles and
Harry she 6re a., and The other 10 Year, of
age. They had on when they went away round
Jackets, blue tfowfen, and felt hats. They are
both focky built. --Chsrle, 10 about feet, and
Hairy about feet aod an half high. They
went off together. and carried With them ievcral
articles Of cIothiog, fuch az hrts, waiRcoas, SC.
Whoever will apprehend them. and return them
to the fublcfibcr. or lodge them in any gaol
where they may be obtained. ihall receive the
above reward, with all geafonabc expcnccs, or
Ten Dollars for either Of them.
niNfNE' RAY SANDS.
N,4D. .Sg,s,bas. or. a. ,Qox
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
DIED1NAt charIetton. rs. CT Mr.. Ct

DIED1AAt charIeaon. Is. C.) Mr.. Ca
LEs Hazard. fon Of the late Mr.. George Haz-
ard, of this towr, about n yeap Of age.
In this town, on the 9Th ult. after long
and painfol iIlnels. which fhe iuffained with
chriffian fottitude, Mrs. HANNAH DAWN
PORT, widow Of the iste Mr.. Ebcnezer naveu.
port, in the 7sthlyezr OF her age.
AZ New-Bedford. on the 1Sth uls. the Rev.
JosEPH WILLIAMS. d. ID. l.. l.. ID. prelident
OF Harvard Univetiiiy, Er. 6s. The fold
learning and talents, the correct and dignifed
department. Of this excellent man. peculiarly
qualified him for the important Office he foffain-
ed. His death is fevere lof, to the Univerity
and IL deeply deplored by all the friends Of fci-
ence. of virtue and religion. His laa illnefs was
iudden and ieverc. He was on journey for
ms health, when the fatal fummoos arreaed HE
return.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

fF,sm Phis4sitbiaJ iAtAl y
UNIFORMS the inhabitants of Newport and
4 i,s vicinity, that fhe has juh opened Store
in the Carving and Gliding line, ip Thsmes-
frcet. near the Theatre. where ihe has for falc q
handlonc aGoument Of
Prints sS Looking .CiaDSs.
Prints and Pitaarcs, framed and glazed, ,with
neatnefs.-Oid Frames re-giIt. 70 a. 10 make
them look a. well ~ new, on the noR refonsblc
terms. As fhe il going to the southwsfd. her
fay will be Mort here :--Therefore. thofc who
win any thing in her line, will plcsfe apply
foon. Nswtcn, on. 10. 6w.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
Ten Dollars RezUard.

- AN away from the fubfcsiber, on the Cd
N inf. an indeoted, negro boy. by the name
Of Peter. Ie years ofase, about feet high; ha,
a lame leg, with ieveral large ican on it
bad on round jacket and t:owfers. telt hat, &c.
He carried with him fcvesai articles of clothieg
and went off 10 company with 3 other negroes.
Any pehon who will fecurc him in any gaol,
and give information thereof. or retufn him TO
rtfe fobfc,ibcr. fhall receive the above reward
& ali reafoaable charges. JOHN GORTON.
Nfzv. Sbevbam. Od. o, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
SECOND GALL.

AR TWO weeks fince we gave
public notice, that Four Yean had elapfed Gncs
the eaablihmcnt Of this paper and esrnefly
requeaed fnch Of our fobfcriben ID vere ia ar
resm, TO fettIc the fame. We now repeat the
requeft with AiIl gresser earneancfi; and hope
that Third Call viii be rendered unneceGsSys
-wheo our patrons are informed, that We have
1t tbs moment more than Ore qbssfosd unict.
lied accounts fcasscrcd through the State snd
that upon stcfe We mon rely fof paymsnt q
Rock, labor. &c. they will not Be fofpsizcd g
our folici,ude. And notwi,hFsuding miny of
our demands may appear in themfelves trivial
and dimioj'ive, they arc 10 % Of the stnseR im-
Pcstsnce. add will. in the aggregate saboese to
1 formidable fun. To fuch 40 have been kind
eoough to notice our requea. ws tender ose
hearty tbsnks. O6ebsy ~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

ry arrival bring. accounts OF iu deamaiou--bu,
We cannot enter into particular circome snces.l
Ri ,.s DOMESTIC.
Licot. Dalton arrived az New Yotk. from
Cadiz. sthe bearer Of important difpatches for
Government From Mr.. Pinkuey, our Miniaer at
the Court Of Madrid.
Camp Meetings Gill continue to ditingnifh
our times. A Baltimore paper tells Us from
good authority that AT Camp Meeting IA mile,
from that city, were preient q hacks. 8 private
carriage. IS Wagons. ani IS carts. The
number OF 'en,s was given at IS. The meet
ing on Sunday Sept. !, 8. ccr6aed OF II. .ooo.
Much 10 iaid OF this religious effeti. The faeis
refPeeting the Aaemb'y are fully afcertained.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
Creat is TRUTH, ard ii auiH ppevaii.'
VERMONT ELECTION.


6a- We have given il as our opinion that
Governor TicHESoR ia re-elettcd by the fuf-
frages Of the people, and from that Information
oas federal friends appear to receive much iais-
faction; as we win participation OF happineis
among all rational beings. we now congratulate
our Republican brethren upon the AssusANck
that we have much larger number OF Republi-
can mcmbe.s in the houfe Of AiIcmbly this year
than in any preceding year.
tr Spoose,t Yermsnf Journal.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
Pbiladsibbia, Sept. 1s.
TRAVELLING TO NEW ORLEANS,

Pbiiadtibbis, SEPT. 1s.
TRAVELLING TO NEW ORLEANS,
by way of PIrTSBURG.
Ext,a9 efa letter from a gentleman at Pa5Sx,g,
dated Sebf. 7, 1904.
"I have the pleaturc Of announcing to you
my fafe arrival here, after very PLEASANT jour
ney oflefs than 7 days from Philadelphia. La
dies perform this Trip with much cafe and iafety
There were two 10 the asge with Us.
/" The horfcs in this line, believe TO be
{uperiof to any other od the continent. and The
dtivcrs very careful and accommodating. The
Inns where the 'Rascs pot up are excellent hav-
ing good beds and refreihments of all kinds. sc-
companed with much hofpitality. Their charges
are truly moderate; my cxpcnces the whole dii.
tance t3io nilrs) for meat, drink. lodging, and
hair-drefling. amounted. to only the fmall FUN of
s dollau cents. The proprietors really merit
every encouragement. and the thanks OF the
public. hope your State legiAature will pay
iome attention TO this toad a fmall annual ap-
propriation would keep il in excellent repair,
and greatly facilitate the communieatiou between
oor GREAT eaftefn and weAern worlds. fer ont
in DAYS for New. Orleans, in covered boat,
and the waters being 10 go,d order, hope 20 be
there 10 70 to zs days. The trip to Orleans will
foon become a, esfy ard familiar TO US, as the
travelling from Philadelphia to Boacn. and qaite
az cheap" ra -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
.YYNcENNES. TMa. Ter. I Axg. a

A few days fince the Delaware tribe OF In
disns relnquiihed TO the United States all their
claim 70 the extenive traet of country which
lies between fhe Ohio. Wabalh, asd the road
leading from Poa Vincennes TO the great falls OF
the Ohio.--li fronfs the Ohio about 900 miles.
snd IL, scquircment By the United States, Il OF
an immcnic value. as il will facilitate the etab-
Ensmeat OF exrenivc fettlemcna on White riv-
Or, the Wsbaih &the Miflidppi, great part OF it
10 6ra rate land; plcntifully Sasered, q abund-
saily fupplied with good timber. -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
Fall g Winter Goods.
JAMES MUMFORD.

IL AS jsa received from New York & Bottom,
! a an elegant ahorment OF Dry GOODS,
ioitable for,the feaioa, which he is determined
TO fell as low for CAsH a. can be purchaied Ia
this State. s''. ~ ,siN
N. B. he has a handfome variety Of Cali
cpc'. from 50 TO 1S Cents per yard.
NsVpe,f, O,7 10. is
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

HN,h frt init. from tho iarm of the Hon.
~ SAMUEL pKkRY, Efq. in South Kingi-
town. Drown MARE, five years old. beerween
fourteen and fifteen hands high. with a remark
able curl OF hair about rwo inches long growing
on each thigh. Whoever will return the iaid
Mare to the place from whence fhc wn Rolen or
arsyed. fhall receive handfome reward. and
all neceGary expenccs paid. by
s SAMUEL POWERS,
Cdober @. 1904. OF Lebanon. Con.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
1'HEATRE-NEWPORT.

THE Public are RESPECTFULLY informed. that
Il on account OF the inclemency Of rhe wea-
ther, the performances adveniied tor lthc Bene-
hts OF Mr.. & Mrs. Hay1ev| laa Evening. are
poitponed till ihis Evening, Ott. nth.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

THE creditors Of Jomn Reed. of NORTH
1 KingRown, in the Cosnty Of Wilmington,
Laborer, are hereby notified to appear at the
General A1embly sr their feiIion in Providence,
in Oeaobef infant, TO new csufe, If any they
havs, Why the prayer Of his Petition for the
beoift Of che set made and psfIed A. u. 1896,
for fhe relief Of infoivcat debtors, mould not be
grsnred. TIL PECKHAh1, DEP. See',ys 3
~NsDSo,f, O6sb<r 8, rSo4. Ta u X ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

The injury done by the late aorm is eoi-
mated at Savannah TO amount TO 3so. GOO dol
dollau, and in South Carolina TO exceed mil
lion. .s-r t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
NEW.HAMpSHIRE ELECTION.

The votes given in AueuH for Repreicnfa-
tivesto Congrefs have been declared, and give a
federai majority Of sos. As this appears widely
different from the fstement we handed to the
public, it may be neceGary TO obierve.' that a
large number of votes, being illegally returned,
we're not counted, and that thefc gave a conGd-
erable Republican majority. We fhall therefore.
as foon as an accurate return can be made, hand
to the public. juf AAtement Of .he votes given (;
in juaicc to ourieIves we will do this, as we are
ever anxious to preient our readers with the
moa correct information. Perymoxtb Paper.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

= MARRlED]-At wickford. on the 18th
Sept. Ms. NArnASisL SwrRr. Merchant, of
this town, 10 Mih ELIZA TrNAxr. daughter
OF MIR. George Tenant. of North. Kingftown /
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

EuRorr,--Thc gleauings from the la;eh
papers give no p, ,ecitr ideas Of European rcliic'.
The French interea had dcciGvely rreva;Ied in
Prufia. and in Auiria the French Influence con-
tinued. In Aogsf, the French conmercis!
agents remained a, Pc,eribufe, and the kiog OF
Ss eedcn was bofy 10 the affairs Of Germany.
Importan, changes 10 the preicut Gernsnic con-
fti,ution, are apprehendrd. The expected dif-
pofiio1 of the imperial cities, and OF the new
depart,s~nts ON rhc Rhine, leads to many inter.
'eiiing poIisicslenquiries. From the new tye Of
thingsi sd France. new rneafnfcs arc expected in
Switzerland. The dcft:ny of Italy ], uncertain.
What objees rc'to be purfued by RoGis, 10 not
to be determined from she repor's rcfpedihg
the miiirary and naval forces of thi. empire.
The fleet and the froops intended forthc Medi-
terrancsn excite no terror. The feet Of the Bal
tic has not psiIed from thar fes, and the forces
at home arc NOT provided for any extraordinary
operations. From Sweden and Denmark, no
hofiities will commence, and the relief Of the
north from the prefent petitions of The French
by land. and of the EngIifh by fea, ieems more
ferioufly to be expected. ~.' '.NsoJ
An Earthquake took place lately At Zsnte.
II continued many minutes, with great alarm.
Cant. SwAfxf, arrived st New York,
form Liik5n, ipfos,ns tiat horly before he left
that city, frigate hsd failed form that port. for
France, With a CROWN for BokArARTs, a
prefent froea the Queen Of Portugal, which va,
faid to have coe two millions aerling, being or
namcnted with diamonds & precioss itoness
,,WEsr-ISpIss.-Cen. DefsIises has BE-
eu6 he mavch for she psrpofe Of beneging the
city Of St. Domioso.---The Britidh. !, 10 laid
have blocksded the city Of Aox Csys.---The
centaar. an Euglifh a gsn nip. in chahng
French psivaseer, GOT becaIned near Fort Royal
and wss obliged to fursendes.-In Aug. Isa. the
Tseafssy at Hsvsnns. wss robbed Of 10000
dollars 10 eold.--The Loudun and Cork fleets
arrived iafe at Barbadoes. - ~
e :. The deesoeaion BY the isse diiaarous sos-
nsaoes vss very exseshve. 10 the yea In.
ipdies, il has been fevereiy seis, and Of go odd
f,;I of vefIds, molly Aueicsns Of 81. Thomas
& Manisico. only o. ! efesped damage. The
pIansssioos Of msoy inssds were eonhdersbly IN
iiured & tie gtle lAesd 4 dss& 4 8 nights. Eve
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On the 10th ult. bottle was picked op on
,he Beach a few miles ffomthis place, contasn-
inp a roll of paper, on which the following was
written, with requeA thai it might be made
publ:c!-S -. oIk,.
80 .saasth 7,h month .tJalysas.)lso4.
"TLAvsA, Capt. Newman, from Liver
POOL 10 New. Y York.-In lat. 40. 70. Ion. II. 80.
this was committed to the Xwaves.--PaGsngers.
on board faid nip, Robert Sutcliff, Sheffield,
England !, James G. WiEiamfon, John. B. LARGE
jeremiah, Waider. jun0 Philadelphia John
FlinIott, Leeds. England" ..,-p ,t.,s7.ss
Accounts from the Southwsfd continue to
furn;fh diareine details of the effects Of III: late
oale. A gentleman from May Rives informs ns
that the dcfrseaion in that quarter vas indeed
dreadful /. Independent Of the LOIS of crops, all
the cotton and negro houfes, ymachines, DC.
we're completely fwept off and 10 many PLACES
the tide rols o feet higher shaW Il was ever
kucwn during the fpriag tides, On Hutchin-
fou', Ia .nd,. Mr.. Oliver lof ~ negroes, his
overf.er, wife and two children drowned-~Mf.
P,oec. ten negroes, drowned and hrs dsoeh-
Ger. Mrs. Skirying, vile Of d.. Skisving. and
her voune child killed. BY the fallipg Of the
dv.,j;po. boplc-a capital Roek Of cattle. rang.
ing on this Iiland. were all fwept off. AZ st.
Simous, Maj. Butler lo& 50 negroes; Mf. hop
kin, az Diwfoniki and accounts had teen re:
ceiyed from Broushton's lllaod, OF the lois OF
81 negroes, belonging to William Brailsto!d,
EIo.eThe elegant new dwelling. house OF VIII
I;,m Robe,,fon, Efq. os the Main, was blown
'jov d, and tn. whole Of his crop dearoyed.
c5arisess sat.