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March l.
BROAD-ROCX RACES.

an Tuefday the 3oth infant, will be run for. the
~ JOCKY CLUBPURSG of Four Hundred Dol
The ieeond day, the PRoPRIEToR's PURSE
oi Two Hundred Dollars, three mile heats
The third day, SWEEP STAKE for q wear old
Colts and Fllics, two mile heats; entrance Ion Dol
lars, half forfeit; fubicrpton to be kept open until
the evening of the firlt days Race
The nioney to be run for each day, will be placed
IN the hands OF the Judges by the Proprietor OF the
Courie.
WILLIAM BALL, Proprietor of the Courie.
April 6th.--(ept3oth.)
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TO ERIN.
TrngRaied from THE original Lri@ Of Vowneen
DeeHh.

'"JfT'e" ~ "" fHe ~ SsfNpb ~ DN " TOHNcE
Deeijh.
Thou dear feducer of my heart,
Fond caufe of ev'ry itruggling Ggh
No more can l conceal Loves fmart,
No more refrain the ardent eye.
What though this tongue did never move,
To tell of all les matters pain,
My eyes, my looks have fpoke my love?
My charmer ihall they fpeak in vain I?
My fond imagination warm
Pretents thee at the Doontide beam,
And fleeP gives back thy angel form,
To clafp thee in the midnight dream.
My ERIN, tho no fpendid fore
/ boat, venal heart to move;
Yet, charmer, am far from poor,
For am more than rich in love.
Pufe of my beating heart, fhall all
My hopes ofthee and peace be fed
Unheeded wilt thou hear my fall
Unpitied wilt thou fee me dead
I'll make cradle of my breaf,
Thy image all its child fhall be;
My throbbng heart fhall rock to ref
Thofe cares which waite my life and me
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT,

To esterd jwjlaiaiou in certain cafes, 10 tie ter
ritoriaI courts.
= it enaded, By the Seaafs and HOME Of Re-
- preteataiiz'eJ of tie United States Of <4meyi-
c" in Congrsij GDembied, That the hyperion
courts of the feveral territories of the United
States, in which difrict court hus not beer eff
tabliihed by law, ihali in all cafes in which the
United States are concerned, have and exercife,
within their REFLECTIVE territories, the fame iu-
nidlct'on and powers which are by law given
TO, or may be exerciied by the difrict court of
Kentucky diftritt; and writs of error and APP
peals ihall lie, from decfonS therein, to the
!upreme court for the fame cauies and under
the fame regulations, as from the Elid diaritt
court Of Kentucky darict.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of the Hone Of RsbrejentatiUe5.
JOS. ANDERSON,
Frefdsnt ojfthe Seiate, pro tempore.
March 5, 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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Lansajsre, .s'aera,y /, 1906.
From Do,er, n. II. fbrH 8
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

town, fer the purpote OF making a9uedu6 through
Mr. Daniel Waldron's land, diicovered vein of dark
brown fand running from eai to wel, much impreg-
mated with quicksilver, of the ben quality.-Upon
cloe intpeaion globules of this metal were found di-
per:ed through this vein from the tize of the fna-
Ell grain of fand tina. OF duck iho,-which leaves
no room to DOUBT but upon further attention, larger
quantities. may be dilcoyerea.
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From 4 late London Paper.
BONAPARTE.


REV. CnAr XIII, VERSE 49," Here i, wifdon,
Let him that hath understanding count the number
OF the beat for It is the number of a man and
his number is fix hundred three fcore and fix"
This verie has employed the abilities of many learn.
ed and ingenious Various names and applica-
tons have been diicovered wherein the precie num-
Der 566, occurs but it does not leem that any of
them can in every particular, be referred to the beat
alluded TO in St. John.
With the utrnslt relpea to the writings of the CO.
LIBERATED men who have hitherto conlidered this fub-
ject beg leave to offer conjecture on it, chiefly be-
cauie the coincidence attending the explanation APP
pears to moi extraordinary
he number 666, in Roman numerals, is repre-
Tented thas DCLXVI, which tranfpofed thus DUX
CT |, feems to point out Bonaparte, as the ReaR
known to ST. John for he was fri known in the
year 1894, as DUX (Dnx) or military man in 1899.
as CT. or Cogfd; and now has ahumed l. or title of
Lwpsydfor.
The following coincidence may ferve to encreafe
the probability Of frppoGton, viz
DIV is 5l5--the fun of Whole figures is IL
CtL. is l5o--the fun of whole fgure,is
l. IS the fun
666 is, which is
fixes
And BonaParte, on the III of December. had en-
tered on the II year Of his exiftence, asDUX-on
the 9Th Of Conl'll--and the J e of Emperor
conjecture, that in the / lth verfe of the chapter,
the two couiuls his late coaduors are reprecrted by
The two horns like lainb-whilt he fpoke as dra-
eon, and affirming all power, Ggned and fued the de-
erees in bis own
Agresably to the och verfe, he has exercrfed all
the power Of the fff beat, before him or in his fight
aud given ife unto the image OF the beaa, by fun
niening the Pope to Paris, whole authority had re-
ceiveda deadly wound, in the early part Of the Re-
volutiou.
Mo oman can buy or fell in lis Dominons, without
acknowledging his mark name, aud receiving H.
as j: were, IN the right hand when he l,ears ale.i-
snee to the UiurPer, on the Gofpels.
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His biaiphemous anlwer to the Senate, in aferting
that the Crown would remain in his family for ages,
may, perhaps, be claed among the wonderful things
he doth il the gh, of men (for 60, think, the sh
vrrie may be trnla,ed) and hardly be denied to
De fit caule for Sre, or vengeance, down
from heaven, the earth; for cannot be fuprofcd
thas the Beaa, who deipiies the Almighty, can have
power caue real fire deleeud act i'll his favor.
]. l..
Io..7H;y- ~y,,.,rv I ISO5
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By our Greenock papers we learn that DR..
RobHon, profeHor of Natural Philofopby in
the unworthy of Edinburgh, is lately deceafed.
He was one OF the NOT profound mathematical
ans of the age, and made tevetal important i'm
Provensnts in mechanical phiofophy. His fci-
entihc productions, though little known in this
country, are priced by the learned of Europe
Here nc is 6cit known hy his sc PyooG ofa Can
/pirNcy - work which came home to the feel
idgs of very large clais of fociety, ard which
Is numerically known throughout Chriftendom.
DR.. P!ayfar, ex-profeiior of mathematics in the
fame unworthy, ha: fucceeded him.
1t IS obiervahle that Dr.. Rotheram, protector
OF Natural Philofophy in the neiehbouring mi
verify OF ST. Andrews, died about the fame time.
From the fame fource we learn that the me-
dical world has loa one of its moft valuable
members by the death of the celebrated DIR.
WIN. Buchan, in the 10th year of his age; a
man, who perhaps beyond Ill others, fmplihed
the language and doctrines of medicine, and,
oy adapting his ty'e 20 ordinary Understandings,
ftripped the icience of its mytcries, and in fact
taught every one TO DC his own phyfcian.
His DoMeRic Medicine is doubtlefs one of the
mott uiefu books on the fubject, in any Ian
guage: and his -fd4,ice to Mothers, cannot be
too much recommended.
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monies in the ueaiury, not o,hcrwiis oppropri-
a,ed.
NATHL. MACON,
SpeGkrr oftbe Roric IF Retr,iesfaiizes
JOS. ANDERSON.
PTeddeat Of tie Senate pro tenn.
March s. 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

4 IN Ador6ry fbf 9Th day Of Mar, TIE FIR
" FIELD 9oCkEr CLUB cur 4piN Be I'm
j'' free far all Ggsfbe LoJl 10 be Jena t Ns yssy-
D-et 0THgbrrs-dIfanee, fzvo mile bsaft.
TIE day jo9Ogoiag, fbe .ToCKE1" CLUB PURSE
JJ0nT 6anartd dollars. fur mile heats.
Oa The third day, tie PURSE or TIE PPOPPL
E1oR OF TIE COURSE, Of t4yo baudyea dollars,
sbree mile beats.
q" 1b"yany, a SWEEP STAKE for Coh5 sfs
years DID, fer PIPE g65f A1adtira Wine. 6iy?aaee,
f70o mile heats. Foar Colts are entered and TIE Ccs
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Singular Fraud, from lat. Landsn tassr.

Sharper lately obiervej advertisement, Eating,
that gentleman had found a Bank-no,e oi 1901 and
would gladly reaore i, the owner, OIL deicribing
the number, date Se-'Ihs .tIuck hun as a favora-
bic opportunity of gaining that FUN with little Off
Guilty, at all events with rGue expence, even if
his efort failed. lie equipped himf-lf in the highen
IL lie of fahion, and ordered poG-chae his door,
with ervant in livery attend him. He fet off a.
gresable the direction, which ione diltance
from town. and aligh.ed a Geusleman's houfe who
proved to BE- elderly Clergyman, who had picked
Up the at the end of MS garden wall, adjoining
the public road, Gu being invited into the parlour,
he related The purpor Of his Witt and, being aiked
by the the Clergyman If lie could decrbe the num-
be-, marks, &c .! the note to convince HIM of his
right the claim, lie replied he fearful he iloud
no. De- able recoet fueieuty iatisfy him, ha-
wing but lately received it but, ii it his note
there the nase of Hill wrote on the back in red
letters, and if that name could no be traced on the
note, he Goud decline giving him any further trou-
bic, doubling but he would loon dcover the un-
fortunate loier.
On this candid ftatencnt, the parton incautioufy
gave him the not, faying There, Sir, if you can
fee the alluded If 20, 'cis yours if not
muf reerve it for better claimant" After making
his remarks the quite unperceived, he return
ed it. Apologiing for the trouble he had given, he
took his leave, and, entering the cae took care
to minute down every particular, with which he fur
;hed his confederate, who, few mornings after re-
paired to the cergyans, and having deicribed every
noceAary mark Sc. TO eniure his claim, readily OBJ
tanned it OF the clergyman, who had no idea of the
erStasem employed.
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FOR REM.

u ME Large White HOUSE at Rockets, for
Il merry occupied b. MIR. William Fenwiek, and
afterwards by Mr. Braxton Craddock. For term,
apply to CALICO, RICHARD e co.
January -. (a
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rs FoLLOW:

H1"Fe' . Is1sIag5 aNoevea rs.
fSME SMoCK, 70bo is n0SU Proprietor etrtJe Couryc
informs gentleman efbe Turf thai TIE money to Ie run far
on ea'6 day. 'oiH BE PLACED in tie bands Of TIE ugei-
ne zvt'"g f",fm tie Dining Hog, and tbe Boofbs in
fbs Field PeSns qSN be PLACED ar tbe rate 10 ,es.q
1'H, as yiaL-He 7oW aio .f.,n;jS qqjlrs and H.t.r
TOR race b0t' gratis; and 6OarIf,rant &c PR AsY
MAeb &c. (sptRJ
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o.. 80
he ABB s.r '' 4 ~ a,s 'sss9s E.,
o. W p1'a'opny, Of arts, and Of scen geo ''a
our constitutions, at the formation at S. 10
men perhaps not inferior to Scion s.. pa's =;
nay 't the thoughtful and consids a''''sd'
o. the community welIweiehed II. PAT
assigned for these changes! Do a urea ssa'oa
the amendments, as they are called view
nave been lately made, or pronos.a aa'a
made, as necessary to the prese,vs,; y
their liberties, or TO the more .na sOu !
furtheranee of schemes Of amh,;0n sis','a'
more examples wanted to war; ,h ~ me
danger OF such experiments /, wv, 'Ne
state a few more 10 our two mex, r,,.t 'nall
with which we shall close this disc "OS'''
- 800, = :
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POLITICAL ESSAYS

On the essential and distinctive qualities Of
Dsmatrlcies and Republics. NTH refer
sncs 10 the Constitution Of the UaiieQ
States
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Oligarcty, combined with Democracy, the
whole together calculated in such manner
is to protect the government agalnt the dan.
gers oftyranny, BY which 1t was hrss as.
sailed, and the, dagger of democracy by
which it was finally ruined. This arrange
.faeas and coun,erpoize of powers, Solon
thus notices in some of his poetry.
VIVA, power was fs did on all beftow, G3
Nor raid the poor too high, nor preii d tooiow;
The rich that ryl,d and cv'ry office bore,
Confnd by laws they could not preis the poor
& Both,parties fceur'd from iawefs might
So none pfsvail'd upon anothcrs right
Creech,
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~ The higheit price p B.l,
clean Linen Rags, by the f'D
this paper.
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(t18J Artist. Fol- B. w..
". 3. q may Be proper toatbrize
the reader that B. iy. as quoted
IN these essays, is.c0mm0ag bub-
- Ashed as b. vii. In the trnnsla-
ton zoe have used (G1LIiEs9 it
IS arranged as The fourth.
.(H9) ESchines tn Emarch.
Gao Artist. Pok B. Nv.
(l21) Eschines N csisibh.
(122J Platode Rep. 81 bocra;. Orat.
C12sJ 4,-fstop IN Acharn.. v. 81,
(l24J Hem. ". 81.
gas &schinss in Tin.
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(126 } Leland's Dem0st. Asch: against
Chsip. SO
(f27) Died. Sic. Lib. ts.
C1ss) Lsoc. 0rat. de bace.-Demost.
Sc Philip. -.Xenophon Pol Ah. 6. 8.
1927 Ken. Pol AM. G. 2. 5 1o.---
Demost. Oiynth. 1.
ff5o) Demosh Orat.
3 (f31 Aocrat. Oeat.
(132} Pit. vit. Phec.,
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DANISH cONsUL's OFFICE.
FRIDAY, SEgTEmBER ~.

To prevent misapprehensions being en-
tertai'ed concerning the nature and execu.
iron If the rev quarantine regulations with
in The Danish European dominlons, which
are established upon principles of facilitas-
ing commerce as much as possible, consist
EN- With the end of any such regulation
the following Limitations in regard to time,
andispecifcation of goods which are tho't
liable to carry injection, are hereby made
public:
d. Vessels coming from any country un.
DIR suspicion of being afflicted with conts-
gous disease, but having bills of health
ih perfect order, no dangerous goods, nor
any sick at the time, or during the passage,
ind 40 recent communication with vessels
from the Barbary coast, will have TO per-
form quarantine observation for foar
days.
g, Vessels under similar circumstance,
but coming from an infected place, conse-
quently without bill of hea!,h--14 days.
s. A vessel having few dangerous
goods on board, such as can be aired & pu-
ri6ed on board without unloading he cargo,
coming from an infect d place: 40 days.
a. Such vessel, having many danger
Gus goods froa, an Infected place, or having
actual eontagion or pestilepsial diseases on
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9. Captain Eaton: The man who had
the abilities to plan, the perseverance, to
promote, aud fortitu6eto establish the fame
of the American character, in a land where
il was scarcely known, in defiance of slave.
ry or death.
s. Aiy: The Battle.
10. May the powers of Barbary hence.
forward learn, as all Europe knew before,
that the threat ofchains to Americans only
inAames to victory.
dir: The sons Of AlknomacS.
II. Lieutenant. OsBannon oil the Ma
rines, and Midshipman Mann: The heroes
who first planted the American banners on
the walls of Derne.
Song and dir: Hearts of0ak.
10. Consul Nelson (of Denmark) and
Cid Hame, Degese Cot TripolD The 70.
reigners, who like the good Samaritan,
owns every man in distress his neighbor.
dir: CHARITY.
IS. May we never lose ship but in
chase Of the enemy.
Patriotic Dir.
III. Colonel Lear. The patriotic paci6-
Gator, VINO effected an honorable peace WITH
Trlpoli.
1Masic.
IS. Mediterranean Laurels: May A.
Ierica never want such hands TO gather,
nor such heads TO wear them.
Patriotic dir.
10. The Bashaw of Tripoh: May he
proGs by the lectures ne has received on
the Laws Of Nations.
OF dear zohat can the matter be
II. No chsins but those Of Love: No
captivity but to the American Fair.
With zooasen and uviar ne dsfy eUery care.
The highestsocial order prevailed, and
benigniSy dwels upon every countenance.
Several patriotic & other appropriate songs
were insesspsrsed with the ,oas,s, aud the
company bfokeup at an eaaly hour.
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SHIP 40 NEWS.
port Of aRranJrla

ARRIV
Brig George, Lamphier, 20 days from
Cape Francois,
A list of American vessels left at Cape
Francois, the Sd instant.
Ship Maria, Hewes, Philadelphia.
Brig Hazard, C~ll, Newburypors.
Schooner Dolphio. Williams, Middle
ton, to sail in 60 days
Schooner Mary Am, Basdon, N. York,
uncertain.
Schooner Ade!ia, Wiot, New York.
One from Philadelphia, name and cap
tain unknown.
Came in company with the Maria, and
schooner Hiland, Lucket, Alexandria.
Schooner Providence, Wallis, Alexan-
dria, to sail in 10 days.
Spoke 5th instant The sloop Mary and
Hannah, from Philadelphia, out % days
with the loss of her bowsPrit bound TO
Cuba.
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board, must proceed to Christiansand in
Norway, there unload within the limits OF
the quarantine ground, and undergo she
prescribed publications. during 40 days or
longer, according TO circumstances, where
also such goods as are OF nature to cary
infection viii in This case be burned.
$. Vessels withou, cargo OF in ballast,
from an infected place Tor ha; ing commu-
nication with vessel from Tie 3arbary
coasD if 30 days haze elapsed since and
DO sickness has appeared, will perform a
quarantine OF 4 days, CT as many more as
they may be deficient IN The stated 50 days.
Tie follo1oing gqod. are coaside, ed as dan
Serous or La5ie 10 carry iafecaess, viz So
Wool, cotton, silk, East, hair, feathers,
quilts, down, faS, hemp, straw, sponge, and
all The articles manufactured thereof; pa
per, books, and coldage which is untarTsd
&c.
Further, hides, skies, pelry, leather.
parchment and all that is manufactured or
composed of these materials.
Further, such animals as are clothed
with wool, hair, brisiles. or feathers as also
their horns and bones IN raw stare.
Also, Cochenille, rssped dye woods,and
coins of every kind,
NotdaageroRs are estimated,
1. Grams OF ali kinds, viz,
Wheat. bnck.wheat, rye, barley, oats,
rice, corn, &c. pulse, peas, beans &c.
and
Whatever is prepared and composed
from grain viz.
Flour, greats, starch, bread, &c.
9. Beet, pork, Ash Of every preparation;
also, butter, cheese, lard, honey, other. like
nutrimen,s and tallow.
s. Fruits Of ali different kinds, also, co.
Goa, nuts, almonds &c.
Further, potatoes, roots, vegetables, &c
q. Liquids, as water, oil, distilled IL
quors, and liquid Preparations of ditterent
kinds.
S. Spices of all kinds, drugs, medicines.
plants, ,ea, tobacco, hcps, and every other
article derived from plants, which has aos
already been excepted.
6. Wood snd every thing derived or nra-
nufactured from IT, except rasped dye
wood, Goals, ashes, gums, sr, rosin, 81.
7. China, poters ware metals Of all k.ads
Except coin. alum, yitrol, paints, brlm-
stone, charcsal&c. &c,
When goods, not liable to carry infecti-
on, are packed in DANCES Gus articles such
as straw, then the whole is considered az
dangerous until the package is separated
from it.
Philadelphia, 2lss September, 1905.
/. F. Eek ARD.
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CHARLESTON, sep,e mber is.

Arrived, brig Sally, Champlin, Kings,
ton, JAM; sch'rs Hiphza, Jordan. Hon
duras; Eliza Ann, Bradley, New Haven /;
Patty, Hatch, Falmouth, (Mas.)
Captain Jordan left a, tue Bay of Hondu-
ras. ship Horatio, Isaac Bergman, for N.
York, TO sail the oath August; schooner
Mary Ann, Jonathan Rowland, for the
Muske;o Shore, to sail the So,h August.
On he 30sh of August, spoke brig from
ST. Jago, bound to Philadelphia, out ~
days., IA lat. "a, 10. long. 81. 30. On the
lst of September, one degree to lseward OF
HAVANA, spoke the brig industry S. St.
John, master, from Kingston, out l6 days,
bouud 10 Charleston; she was then taking
~ paAcneons OF rum ons OF the schooner
Thomas. captain James II. Sparks, of N.
YORK. which vessel was IN distressed si-
tuatioa, 80 days from Port Arton,o.
Captain Chanplin spoke On the lss Sep
TENDER, in lar. "a, 80, long. sc. sch'f Sue
cess, Betty, from Honduras, IS Gays oul.
for Philadelphia; supplied her win bgead
and spirits. September 4!k, in lar. IS
long. 80, spoke British ship Stag, cruising
of Cape Florida.
Captain Champlin left at Kingston, the
following american prize vessels:
Erig Bula Maria, captain Bell, tfom
New York for Curacao; taken by ths
Franchise ir;gase: condemned.
Schooner Nancy, Stafford, of ard from
New York for Curracoa; taken by tee,
same frigate: cleared, after paving costs
and charges.
Sloop Au,oinette, Jeffrey, Of and from
New York for Curacao: cleared, after
paying costs and charges.
Schooner Ann s Harsiott, Sheerman, OF
Rhode Island taken by the French; re-
taken by the Englith, and condemned on
salvage.
Brig , captain Spring, from Boston
fer Barrscoa; taken by the French, retaken
by The English,
Brig Industry, St. John, from ST. Do
mingo for Charleston taken by the Eng
lish, aud condemned: vessel sold, and
bought 10 by captain St. John.
Pilot boat schooner Prosperity, captain
Daniels, OF Baltimore, from jeremle tax
tn by a French felucca relaken by the
English.
Brig Joanna, Blanchard, of Portland,
from Norfolk for Kingston taken by the
French aud re-taken by the English.
Ship Am, and brig Juno, of Philadel.
phia, were to sail from Kingston few days
after captain Champlin.
Kingston JAM. 4agusta,
Yesterday arrived at Port Royal, his
Maies,y's ship Success, She returnbdin-
to port in consequence Of getting aground
on the esd ultimo in Bavonese Bay, ID the
island Of Porto Rico, while chasing al
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Kingston 1am. august 2,

Yesterday arrived at Port Royal, his
Maies.y's ship Success. She returntdin.
TO port in consequence Of getting aground
on the esd ultimo in Bavonese Bay, ID the
island of Porto Rico, while chasing a
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.oosToN, September IS.

s.,ance Of the treaty with irlpo-
The sa2' s'I by capt. ShiI!aber, arrived at
\ j e's fron, I.sghorn--Ws think the force
Sals'l'' a NE i our squadron denaaded a
spd '0lse 8a, however bad itnay De,
bsssI ~ nj 10 she least depreciate the need
60 :, they have so richly nerltsd -
fea 49, Gazene on the authority OF dl-
IAs ..Il;geoce says: I" The impression
re- 70, 'p - he American arms in the Msdl-
n's s.,su. IS aattering to our national PRIDE
is i. ;,st eucomiun upon that naval sys-
s'a~ inch vas adopted BY tbs federal admit
. -; Had not the treaty with riPo1s
nl'u .o,rd that city, Invested both by sea q
Pc :, .So0ld probably have fallen before A.
aa '.,,o yalor. The name of PRERLE Will
!, 'sbs eurmberedby the barbarians with
ss ..s The bashaw of Trlpoli is said TO
~, y. expressed a strong desire, after the
- ",r - see him /; observing thar he had
= English. French and Spanish ccmman-
y. bns thar his curiosity TO see him was
f,,nor,ionaIly greater, as ne had IN his exc
|bis exceeded them all"
We wish to detect an error geaeraHy re-
sired. that the United States have benin
\. b,bl.s Of paying an annual tribute TO Tri-
Nil which we are now rid of. The only
,reeuent ever made between the United
E',,es and Tripoli, was that concluded No
MEMBER 4, 179s, during the Washingson ad-
by Mr.. Joel Barlow, appointed
N coL. Humphreys, then minister 10 Porsu-
Esl for the purpose. The tensh article of
hal lreatyis as follows:
ARrIcLR x.
The money and presents demanded by
d. Bsy Of Tripoh, as full and satisfactory
cusidsralion on his part aud on the par, of
h, subjects, for this treaty Of perpetual
mace aSd friendship, are acknowledged to
hive been received by him previous TO his
sgung the sau,e, according 20 the receipt
Which is heteun,o annexed, excsp. such
pattas is promised on the part of The Unit
.dS'.les, to b.. delivered and paid BY them
on tnc arrival of their cpasul 10 Tripoli, of
which part note is likewise hereunto ar
ns1sd. Aad no pretence D any periodical or
farther payment is eyer to be made By either
parip'
Wehave been thus particular because it
ll been falsely asserted in some Of the de.
nOcratlc papers, that RIr. Adams wasted
te public revenue. by annual tribute to
lfipoi, when he had a feet which could
roiscs commerce WITHOUT tribute.