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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-18
ST. PETERSBURG. Augnsl %.

The preparations for war are continued
without intern,ission. All the regiments
and The guards from this capital and the 81.
cinity, are on their narca for LithuauIa,
and there are only lhree bat:aliona ofeuards
to do daty at the imperial palaces. Ten
thousand men have marched out Of this
capital since the Esd inst. General WHIT.
zingerode and prince Pangrssion are gone
TO the army. whittier the emperor is also
going ia day or tso. The headquarters
will be at Wilma.
Thirty thousand men will embark here
and at Revel. The government is every
day hiring number of merchant ships at
the rate Of forty.Gye shiIlings sterling per
month.
Under these circumstances the course of
exchange has suddenly risen so much, that
Dutch ducat of three rub!es and eighty
copecks, is now at four robles, but it viii
probably go down again.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-18
FALMOUTH, September 81.

The armed schooner Pramatta, arrived
at Falmouth on Thursday last with mail
and dispatches, in ten days from Llbson.--
By her we learn that admiral Calder had
arrived of Cadiz on the 29.h of August,
where he rama;ned blockading the combin-
ed French and Spanish squadrons in that
port. We are assured thar these squadrons
are in the greatest distress for want of
stores and provisions. - Bread they have
none, nor is there any 30 be procured at
Cadiz, whsre the greatest scarcity prevails,
even among the inhabitants, The British
feet, in the meantime, so strictly blockades
the port that no supplies can enter from the
sea. Much jealousy and discomfort conse-
quea,ly prevails bsswesa the French and
Spanish officers; and this perhaps has CIV
en- rise 20 the rumour whica has reached Us
said to have been brought by The Pramatta,
that the Spaniards had withdrawn from
their alliance with France, and declared a.
gaiusl her. Admiral Yilleneuve has been
recalled to Paris, to have his conduct Oh
the ed July investigated by court martial.
The Rochefort squadron which lately took
cruize, with the probable intention Of III.
terchpting our homeward bocud conveys,
has RETURNED disappointed to port.
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y expected TO take place between ,hs
powers. -
BERLIN, Septs mher 10.


The Frensh minister Duroc is s,;,, TO-.
and does not appear likely 10 depart b for
ne receives further orders from his snys
reign. TO whom he has sent courier. W.
are informed that, since his arrival Il.
king of Prussia has made frest, proposition
to the court of Vienna and ST. PETERSBURG
for the preservation Of peace. Hence +,
appears how much cur sovereign has the
welfare eff nations at heart. Nav his -.
nerous wishes be fulfilled!
is remarked that the Austrian envov
count Mettern;sh, was invited to gran
dinner lately given BY the French minister
NJ. Latoret.
Count Haugwitz is returned from SIZE.
sis.
Ths exportation Of grain and of horses
is prohibited in Prussia, by cabinet order
of the Eth instant, on pain of forfei,ing The
property, and the ships or the Wagons and
horses by which it is conveyed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-18
GIBRALTAR, Sept q.

We have been fa7oured with sight of a
Spanish letter dated Vigo Bay, July 2sth,
and written by an officer in high rank in Shr
Spanish division of the combined fleet.
The letter, the authenticity Of which is
undoubtel, states, that the Spanish ships
suffered yerv severely, and all would
have been taken, If it had not bees for
the timely assistance given thea by the
Futon, whose brave captain Cosnao must
be excepted from the general charge of
cowardice SO Justly brought sgainss The o.
Tiers that the whole Of TIE Esd passed IN
state Of uncertainty; and hat II was nos
until late in the evening OF that day, that
VilIeneuve sent notice to the seVeri COM
manders, of mis- intention TO renew the en.
gagemcue or the morrow: a very match
al circumstance, which IS 10 direct opposi-
ton 20 she assertion IL the official accounts,
IS that the ESD was spent in unava,iing e%-
ersions to oversake ,he English Gees;"
that they heard ct tie same time. Oh the
F,rme and San Rafael having fallen into the
hands Of the enemy; though so late as the
a9,h. the commander in chief, s. could not
understand how these ships happened to Dc
p,;ssinc;" that the conduct OF thc French
division IN the action, was disgrace 10
their nation that they hurried tae Span
lads ineo 81 engagements and alter e&,,,"s,
ing them 10 rae most Ssa!nent danger, .Iti
them to shift for themselves. (saere the
writer confidently aPPeals 70 the French
themselves to bear witneaa 10 to the co'i"
duct ofhis countrymen, placed IN the van,
with .hiGs Of tic Hee aud them badiy
armed, unequal strength, and the crews af
which were exhausted by excessive I&eour
hunger, and vhirbt); THAT the whole OF 40
boxes OF ccineG silver, found ca board
rich Spanish ship recapiursd % the com
bired heet, hal been conveyed on board
Villencuye's flag ship, as we'll as the re
mainder Of her cargo ana finally that the
French admiral was expected soon 10 be
removed from his command, as one ci
the emperor's aides.dc.camp. who went
with the feet to give private account
of its operations to his master, had written
him weird that the Spaniards alone had
done their duty.
The account Of the insurrec,ion at Wen
ma, given, in a preceding column, from
English papers, perfectly agrees with that
published, in No. 90, of the Chropicle,
concerning the part the French took in
those disturbances, the whole is further
aud very strongly eorroborated by the fol-
lowing extract from the Courier Milanois,
which contains most bitter complaints OF
the severity of the Austrian police a.
gaiust French subjects aud which may
besides, be considered as kind of NANTES
o, preparatory to the rupture which is dM'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-18
NORFOLK. Nov. II.

Yesterday arrived in Hampton Roads,
the u. States frigate Constellation, cap.
tain Stewart, also the transport brig Frank.
lin, captain Robinson, in 40 days irom
Gibraltar. In the latter came passenger
captain Chamberlain, late Of the ship Ar.
gus, Of this port, vessel and cargo condemn
ed a. Gibraitsr. Captain c. has favored US
With Gibraltar paper of the 21st OF Sep.
TEN Der, from which We have taken list OF
the combined feet in Cadiz, and one ar.
,icle respecting the conduct Of the French
in the action Of the ED Of July. The D..
nited States frigate John Adams, was 10
sail in three days for the United States
1t was reported at Gibraltar, tha: the
Rochfors squadron had been captured;
similar repor, has been received bv ,he brig
Juao, Captain Edwards, frosn Fisu!ya I'm
SPAIN buf VIZ do not place an Dependence
IN these repor as 1t was STATED ~ COR
London stivices, that the Rochefort squad"
ron had got back early in September
The conb.ned squadron in CadIz, is
composed CT IS French ships CT th2 line
ard S frlsa.es, II Spanish ships Of The line
and i've trigates, in all IS sail OF the line
and Z frjgates. The British bIocksding
force was "a ships of the line, TWO OF the
ships being either at Teatan or Gibraltar
Bay. Admiral Nelson had not arrived
bu, would probably arrive in three or f0or
DAYS. 90 We observe be wen! on board IHe
Victory, on the 10Th Of September, having
with hiln four sal! OF the line. If the co00-
',ined Acct did NOT go out while Only op'
posed by Is ssil OF inc line, it viii DOT pro-
bably move after the the arrival OF LORD Nel'
son,
The brig Franklin touched at Madeira on
her passage from Gibraltar. British H;'i :
Of 100 sail, including IS vessels OF war Oh
which three were OF the line, sailed from
Madeira on the Gath of September, TO the
souihwagd.
Arrived, ship paulina, Chca'e, fro"
Gibraltar. .;o
Nov. 2, of Cape Hatteras, spoke orig
New Orleans, IS days our bound 10 Dor
aeaux, two thirds of her crew very SICK
and unahie to do duty.
British brig Peggy, Lang!ols, 81 Gays
from Jersey. :,
BRIG Juno, Edwards, So days fiom Heul
ba. (Spain.) October 1, iu lat. 81, long
%. was boarded by French privateer Dry
Of ID guns, who had then in company 'n'
brig Hope, White, Of and from NewpG JON
bound to the coast of Africa, on susPl',fo Co.
that his register was not regular and n 10,
having negroes on board that were
free.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

sccIosd from all The ir,,rsa, which lie has
fhewn for ,hoie Of the French people. g.
"a We already ilate the good which the
force OF iupTene power sfTure, I; and, thsnksto
yoor car ., ue vii, be tcured from the evils
which in escef' might hung with It.
"The national rcfouices develope Them
ielves with 70 much the more energy az your
Msjeay proniies 20 manage them with the moro
vigilance.
You do no, propcfr new fubGdiss. not-
withAandmg the inmenie military preparations.
You dciefve, Sire, tkat the French people fhouid
neser reckon their iources, iince you 10 well
reckon their wants.
lhis great people, adorsIs Of great men,
always preipiaJes i.irli IN their lutte and
when il,unrious Chiefs call il to battle, IL be-
cop,es more nectflssy 10 rsaIs'n its courie than
TO excite il. Faithful 20 year great dehgu'. ir
viii protctt the na,es which you have ctsa'eds
and the exiAepce Of which u becomes wite po-
iicy 10 ieeur.
a" Bot II, Ike yop, this eenerous people
are prepared Tor r~ar. like yeu thty ded'e only
peace snd too wife to give pp their legitimate
rights, they are too itrong 10 ovctrGe ihesrpfe-
tcnGons.
"Your Msj,Ay declare, th,, you do NOT
with TO extend the territory of France, hut'to
maintain ito integrity. 1helc words mua De-
piive our cnemirs OF every pretexr. la fact.
Size, you have 10 need of soy farther glory from
conquea. You win bc as great, in the deiais
OF the internal al s'n'aIarion, az upon the field
OF battle. The world will fpcak rs much Vi
your inittu,ioos. as OF your victories.
"a lone time m before you. Every thing
which yonr Majcay mcits,es, for the happincis
of Frsoee, vii! be carried into eHeta. The hocit
deoiny win not he interrupted aud, betdes,it
ia kind at glory that never dies.
'' I'resiics may be aboliihcd by new iTea-
ties. The fruit OF victories is fometirnes loft
the greatness itfelf ofenpires impair their du-
ration. Bn, love and admiration perpeiuste the
examples uf fhofe, no i,sye founded or re-ef-
tablfbed fooicry. upon the triple BATS cfiavs.
morals. an,i religion. The work OF theic greae
men Lara Tor long time, and their lpifit Cow
csns POTTERY:
= This glory, Sire. will ono day be yours.
and your actions. ss weli'm you words, give
US agarsnce Of il.
:" This day The voice Of sll the Depart
meor is heard by your Msjeay. They asc
siiembied, 10 manner, a,ound you in the per-
fon OF ,hei, Deputies. Each OF os have been
enabled 20 concus by his individual opinion to
thisgrest sef. which hss given You the Crows.
We nov manifeit the fame win in body. The
people and their dspniiss will never rcpen, Of
having formed il. They will fe'ye with ,hc
fame zeal. pexer Of which your genius proves
more and more the advantages, and OF which
your viidom has diicerned all ihc lilniis."
III. Imperial Majeay. in h's reply TO ihia
Adde'S. exp0fst himfelf nearly 10 tbefs
wosd,: He fsii he scquiciced in the fenti-
nients Of the Leeiaa,iye Body th,t ,heic fen
,nens would icrve as "a guide for the dilcnf-
Gons sod deliberations Of rhe body, in the fame
manner as ,hofc which he bad expfeH.d. whcn
be opsaed the Sei6on. ihoad DO The rulc 0! his
Government.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
One Hundred Dollars recO ard.

NTOLEN from among che Goods faved from
tanning twenty pieces fine German fhirting iia-
en- one bale, containing hve piece, RnEa.
Sheeing aud one bate. containing two pieces OF
Rufia Duck.-As very few isch Linens arc i'm
ported. it is rsqaeited that ihop-keepeEs& & o,hefs
will be upon the look out. if any IRE offered for
ialc. Whoever will give information 10 rha, the
thief or thieJss may be brought TO jnaice and
the Good. ,ecosesed. fhall be eotislea TO the
above reward. aad Fify Doiia,s for the Goods
only.-Al nccctiary charges will be paid by
SIMON DAVIS. of Newport, or
JAMES D'WOLFE. OF 3Iitol.
January 9Th, 1905.
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Addrsf Of tie 7ri6unste.
'' SfRg,


I" Your very f.ithful fubjras. sh. Members
OF the Tribunate, hive heard with esotion the
Speech which your Msjcay la, pronounced al the
opening of the SeiI;on Of tho Lcsi1uivc BODY.
u has been much affected by the difpcf,ions
which you have maniiefed to msintsin the hon
OF and glory ofthc French nation abroad, and
to fecofe its happiness ard tranquility at homs.
/" You have declared, Sir, that ycu viii
prefcrve the integrity Of the Enpirt, bur that
you do not win 20 cncrcafe the Territory. This
folemn dccafation.wlli be to Europe tn: snnied
ylrdge Of the iennmenn Of moderation aud
peace. which have conaan,y animated you.
/" Your Msjefy Ia. ALTO declared. that
you would not facri6cs ito rights, nor the bends
which conntet il With the States which you
have ctcsted.
{" Sir--Thc glory Of the Thfcne upon
which YOU are icatsd. the honor Of the Fmneh
peopls, their real intereffs. thofc even Of all Eu-
rope, require thar 700 n al never reaounce our
iniereA. which 10 the gaarsntee of the consiaen-
tai Peace.
You have farther announced, that you
~ere G,i,hed with the profperous Rae OF the
finances, and that no new ficriscc would be de-
msnded Of the nation.
Sir, in doing homage TO the vigilan' &
wife sdminiRration which has produced this
happy refuls. the Tribunssc thinks itielf compe-
tent to allure your Msjeiy. that you viii always
6cd ia the devotion OF tho nation the refourees
neeeiTary to difconcev anbitisss views. aad
repel snjae agsseaioO'.
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Il large J4ft5 Of
FALL GOODS.

lust received by NATHANIEL SWEET.
j & ca. snd aow telling at their Store direei-
iy oppohe Gen. Ma,fia's.
n. 3. Said Swssr and Company, nal
gratefully acknos ieage the fupport uhich they
have received from their cuA ,meD face The
commence n,ent OF their buGncis, ard hereby a
form The puplc. that having purchaiet their
Goods with ready Caih this Fail. they are De-
ternined 20 fell rhsm much iousT than thty have
ever done betese. C7'5<r I6, 1904.
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For Sale.

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mile from the town Of Newport, containing one
hundred acres, with large, convenient. well
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Barn, Chaife- Houie, and other neceHary build
logs thereon an excellent Orchard of engrafted
and wilding fruit, which makes from go 10 90
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a il is well known to be equal if not Gupe,ior
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vileges Of manure from the Beach adjoining -
beautiful pond below the orchard, where fine
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of fea fowl of slmoR every delcription The
whole lying beautifully TO the fan. The great
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the remainder fui,abIc for barley the enfsing
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with the bea of ftone wall. An iudifputsble IL
tie will be given. For terms, apply to
NICHOLAS p. EASTON,
on the premiies.
Ntzvbo,t, Fsb. z7, 1906.
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Wanted Mmediatety,

A JOURNEYMAN Boot & Shoe. Maker,
IA who IS well aequaioted with th. budnsfs.
ALTO, an aetive Boy. ab,ut IA or Is years OF
sgc, as an sppreotics. Apply to the fnbfcrihcr,
who keeps cocitsndy on hand, general saorr-
ment OF BOOTS and SHOES.-Thofc VIII,
favor him with their cuaom, may dersnd oil
having their work well dooe, az the fhottcA 90.
ticc. IOHN w. DAVIS
Newpon. Dec. 6. 1904.
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TERMS OF THE REPUBLICAN.

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sre delivered. Two Dollars per annum-one
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SAMUEL VINSON

INTENDING to remove from the Houie and
Il Shop he now occupies in Thames Street, and
alto TO relinquifh hi, preient line ot buineis.
offers his whole itock in trade at very fmali
advance from frft cofi, conGaing of she follow
ing articles, and many Others too tedious TO emu
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-. A few fafhionablc BONNETS re-
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In addition 70 the above, are few pieces
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Said VINsoN thanks his friends and cuff
toners for paR favors, ard fa,tcrs himfelf they
will find it for their advantage to call. as be in.
tends telling at wholeialc and retail.
Newport, Feb. 16, 1906.
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Addrkf of The LegiQafive Body

' Sire - Your very faithful fobjeets. the
Members Of the L.sila,ive Body. carry TO the
foot OF the Throne the Addrefs Of shauks and
congratulations which they have voted tor the
5sntimenh contained 10 the speech Of your Ma
jeay.
Sc The cpeoisg Of ihA Seaion will Be . me-
morsbae are Of osf hiaory. Never did the
Throne and she sation give, the one TO the
Other, 70 much fplendor and fupport.
I" The rights Of the Head Of The State have
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Dsfcritti0n . Worms, and The Jlgmfptoas
by sD6ish the1 ars kBczun.

Worms which nfef the human body, are chiefly OF
fosr kinds VIZ the Iercs large round worH' te iea
arc. or fmall rnaw worm, the Cucurbtlna, or mort
fiat. white wora, aaa latly, the sslia or tape worm
10 called from it. Resemblance tape this Is eften MI
ny yards sng and is fail Of oiatS--lt IS zaot huFtidl
add nlost difseuls to cure. -
Aaong the fymptotas attending worms, are diasree
able breath Especially i'll the morning and corrupt
ed aunsstehing in The noc and about the feat Con-
vrlGsns and epiieptc fits and lonetimes pryatlon OF
Notwithstanding aud grinding OF the teeth in heeP--
Irregular appetite, Notwithstanding food, and foneumes
vorscious--Purging with limy and frtid ttoois--Yo'
rniting-Large and hard belly-Pains and ileknes at
the tomach-ea the head and thighs, with lownel'
offpiris- fever with FINAL and irregular pulft-A
dry couehRF eiIve thir&-Sometimes pale and unheal.
thy couueenancc, and fometies the face boated and
Auihcd.
Perfons sf1Aed with any Of the above fynptoms
ihould lave immediate recourie to Hamiiton,s werm
crofing oaenge. which have been conftanty attend
cd With ucccs in all complaints a,ilar to thois above
delcsibed.
Adobe of this medicine given occasionally during the
warm feafon will cfeaually Prevent the vomiting and
purgins of children dreadful diorder which annually
efroys thouands Of the infant part OF orr cities II
lkesiis ths mdet and mot certain remedy known and
has roltorsd TO health and trengh great nemher whea
in advanced ftages Of this fatal complaint Particular
and plain nrueons given for every part OF thc ne
eei1ary treatment in zach cafes
Children generally take ths medicine with eagsIness,
having plcains appearance, and an agreeable fasS'
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KENTUCKY LANDS.
The SuJscgi5ey hes FOR SHE,

The Sub5cri5er hes FOR sale,
"a roo ACRES of Land in Harden county,
D o'0 ~ kentucky, binding for 10 miles OF
the western fhore ct Knolelirn, and lying about
s7 miles from Harder congt house. Kno!ciinn is
ravigsble from :hc land into Greea river, and Is
tie het fin Grtsa IL Kentucky.
This ,an4, though rear the Barens, is well
wooded, and remarkably well wa,efod. The
outlines irehad: 70 900 acre., but there are lS
or u GEO acres Of elder farveys within the lines,
which are accurately laid Gown by sctpN tu'ys
mad. ihece years ago, far the parpo!c Of asssr-
taining ;oterfercnccs. There ia M snd in Ken
tucY r,2,- fee fros dhputc thar the susntity of,
cr.a for iai,. O tseie elJer iuryeys th<Fe are
two Mills and many families, aad on the ;abl@flb
CTS land there ass Ai.out dozen tanliiss, dtar-
eus of buying their sat,letacns, 40 he has 9eaion
10 believe 100 families more w'Srid have patcb.i-
ed ana lattled on he snd i, the pIeient ycsfj bad
il fuited his a4ars TO have fed out IN Jingle par
ana many local advantages, and being n1ar the
cntte of the fate.
Samuel Tanner Of this town, krows this Land
we'll and viii take the lonbls 60 give jnit dc.
fcription of It's quality, 70 shofe no may dtfe It,
This land, Ii appIiet. for prior to the ao'h De.
cerher, win be fold az 50 cents pes acre, on bond
with interef, payable in I, 2, & 4ycars. 1t
the bonds be Satisfactorily fscured, nnGustionable
title will at once be given for the land.
BEN. STODDERT.
George To1ox, Noveinber co4w
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