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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-08
BOSTON, Nav 81.

BY the arrival of the brig Superb, capt.
Boswor,h, from Liverpool, we have been
supplied with London & Liverpool, prints
10 the 22d April. The contents Of these
papers, though they afford no ex,raodina.
ny details of intelligence, Of "a general ma
ture, present many indications of active
and immediate operations, both by {" llood
and held." Among the few articles we
have been enabled 10 select, from the la
test dates, IL will be observed tha, yer, im.
portant dispatches had been received from
Russia, and that they were understood 10
be highly favorable 10 the prosecution of
the war tina, the Grand Secret Expedi.
ton had actually sailed; tina. the naval arr
maments in the ports of France Spain
and Holland had made many dispositions
for putting tosra, having reccivedon board
large Quantities of troops and military
stores.
The anecdo;e from Paris (see foreign
head) must be acknowledged very ex.
traordinary article although truth may
not be fairly connected with the whole af
fair.
in the earlier dates of our present flies
oil London papers much issaId of the i'm
proper conduit of Lord Melville, while in
Office, at the head of the Admiralty, and
a rygeneraI interest excited by The man
ner in which the affair has been discussed
in Parliament. 1t appears very fully that
his Lordship was actually guilty, either Of
himself with the public mo-
hey Tor his private interest, or Knowingly
suffering his Secretary, (Mr. Troiter) to
do 90, 20 an immense amount; and that
in consequence thereof, he has been COM
PEELED TO resign his Office, and suffer the
Disgrace of having resolution passed a.
gains. him 10 Parliament OF gross violati-
on OF the law, and high breach Of duty,
Lord Hawkesbury is said to have been
appointed TO the Office OF First Lord ofthe
admiralty thus vacated and that Lord
i1sfforby succeeds TO the Secretaryship
OF the Home Department..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-08
8 Captain Burroughs saw The English
squadron On their usual cruising ground,
augmented to twenty five sail. (.
HARTFORD, (Coo., Nav ia.

.
On Thursday last the General Election
OF the officers OF the state government was
held IN this city.
The house of representatives. made
choice OF Timothy filkin, Jun. esq. speak
err and Lyman Law and Sylvanus Back
us, esq's, clerks.
The votes Tor governor, &c. were coun-
ted, and the following gentlemen declared
to be duly chosen
Jonathan. Trumbull, Governor.
John Treadwell, Lieut.. Gov.
O. Ellsworth, w. HiIlheuse, A. Austin.
X. Newbery, Z. Goodrich, J. Brace,J All
len, w. Edmond }. Chester, e. Good
rich, ). 4. hosmer, and M. Griswold,
Assistants.
Andrew Klngsbury, Treasurer.
Samuel WHY'S, Secretary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-08

Ann l9.-The friends OF Lord Mel
vile and Mr.. Troster. have set up rs their
defence, ihatthe public has been defraud.
ed ofnothing by all their speculations with
the property which was (nosj entrusted
TO their care. But the public is at this
moment defrastied Of every sixpence Of
the profits they have made by this ille-
gal traffic; and that it may conjecture
what may have been the arnosnt of them,
upon lS4 600 ,0o0l. sterling, which have
illegally passed through their hands, let
it be remembered that Navy bills have
been al discount of | 5 per cent. that they
bought Navy Bills with these millions;
aud if they could have employed them all
IN this speculation alone, the profits might
have amounted to lso,ooel. per million,
or 20, 100 ,oO0I. sterling.
The following is said to be a passage in.
certain lener Of rehieaiion, which is
much commenced upon at this moment
1t gives me serious concern that you
have acted so incaa,iousiy--and thus de-
prive me of your valuable services for the
present !'
A cartel is arrived from Morlaix, with
the first prisoners from France thai have
been regularly exchanged sincethe COM
mencement ofthe war; We suppose that
capt. Puget will now be suffered to pro-
coed to Paris.
The Acasta has on board million Of
dollars for the West India merchants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-08
MAY %.
Fnrfher Partieukars.

Captain Burroughs who arrived yester-
day in43daysfrom Morlaix, does not bring
papers so late as accounts already receiv-
ed from France by Amsterdam, but has
related some particulars, which place the
naval soriie from Brest in different point
OF view from the French statement, and
rs undoubtedly more correet.
Capt. Burroughs was in Morlaix at the
time the Brest feet put to sea. He in
forms that the Zee, consisted of Q ! sail Of
The line, that they had large number of
troops on board & were destined for some
expedition. Tina, the English squadron,
commanded by Sir John Orde consisting
OF IS sail only, gave chase ;---that the
French Heet put about, but were pursued
by The English, who we're within half an
hour OF cutting fftheir return. and did &C
tually give them several shot. He fur
Their states that il was a subject Of great
rejoicing on shore, tina; the feet had es.
capped an engagement, as their obied was
NOT to hght but to proceed to some other
quarter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-08
sr. ROCHE, (spain) March z.
CAMP pErokE crBRALrAR.

CAMP BEFokE GIBRALTAR.
In pursuance Of orders issued by the
commaadant general, the Battalion of Bar
bastree, with the company of carbineers
and artillerists, proceeded yesterday to
the line; and the regiments of Corona,
I Cantabria, and that Of the cavalry, kept
themselves in readiness to march on the
shortest netice.--On the. arrival Of the
Troops, SO caEbineers took post before the
tower of Molinos, from the strand on the
east side, TO the opposite sides 40 men,
armed with h3tchets and other warlike
implements, sailed from Fort St. Philip /;
30 ofthesc were commanded by Don VAL
des, andiihe remainder by Don Certates.
The latter, at the head of his small party,
conducted it 10 the stone piles which are
situated at the foot of the Mount on the
North side, and Don Valdes marched d.
really against. the English guard of the
I Devils Tower, which he surprised. The
English port was inciossd at the moment
hat resistance was attempted the officer
charged withihe defence of this post was
undressed in bed and sleeping soundly.
Two ofthe English were killed. The SEN
mainder of the guard fed TO the citadel,
e alarmed the garrison; on this both the
Spanish detachments returned TO their
lines, taking with them the English officer
andthree soldiers. one of whom was NOR
tally wounded The Spanish Ere ships
had gone out of the river; but the night
being too clear, they could undertake no.
thing. q
Toulon feef Oaf--Capt. Foiger, arrived
here on Saturday, in IS days from Lisbon,
is the bearer ofthe very Interesting in,elli-
gence Of the escahe of the Freuch fleet
from Toulon. He states, that onihe I4th
April, the Doric transport ship, capt.
Lamb, arrived at Lisbon, dispatched from
sir John Orde, Off Cape ST. Viucents 10
the British minister. with news of the
Foulon fleet being of Cadiz consisting Of
ten sail oflhe line. and four friga,es; that
the Defence sof74 guns, narrowly escaped
being taken, as she lay within her Yards
and top mast down when the French feet
hove in sight. The English minister at
Lisbon, Immediately ordered out two pack.
cts the Orphcus frigate and a gun brig,
then in port, with dispatches for England
the brig was however obliged 10 put back.
having sprung her bowsprit and foremost
in crossing the bar, as hours after sailing,
capt. F. spoke the British feet under sir
J. Orde, consisting Of two 74's and 8 fri
gates only, standing for England.
Capt. FoIger further advises, that the
French Minister had arrived at Lisbon.
and was escorted from the Bellisle Castle
TO tina, city, BY the nobility and Princes
Horse Cuards.---Jerome Bonapsrte had
set out Tor France by the way of Madrid
and his lady wasa passenger, on board
the Erin, which came out Of Lisbon in
company withcapt. Folgef, bound for Ana
sterdam.
Accounts had been received at Lisbon
Of the capture of two valuable Brazil ships
of the isle of Coryo by the Algerine squa-
dron.
M.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

FROM diaant climss o'sr wide fprcad ieas we
conc,
Though. NOT with much cclai or beat Of drum ;
True Patriots all, for be ir undcsHood.
We left our Country for our counfry's good.
No private views difgraced our generous zeal,
What ufg' d our travels was our conntty's veal I;
And none wiIf doubt but thar our emigration,
Has proved mot uicfut 10 the Britifh nation.
But yoD inquire, what could oar bresits inhamc
With this nrw PATTON FOR thestric fame
Whs, in the pratticc for oar former days,
Could fhape our taleots TO exhibit plays !!
Your pssicoce, Sirs, fome obierva,ions made,
You'll grant as equal 10 the fccnic trade.
He who TO midoieht ladders is no frsnger,
You'll own, will make an admirable Ranger.
To Gee Mafbefh we have not Ear TO roam
And fuIe in Fiifb fhsil be quite at home.
Uoriyail'd there none will dilpute my claim
To high pre- emiucocc and exalted fame.
Al oft on Gad'. Hill we have ta'cn our tand,
When twas 70 dark 700 gould not Zee yosr hand !;
Some true bred FaL7dF womsy hope 20 tart,
Who when bolaer'd we'll will piay his part,
The lcenc to vary we fhall try IN time,
To treat you with little Pantomimc.
There light and cafy Co!umbincs are found,
And veil tried Harleqaias with us abound
From durancc vile our prcci,ps felves 10 keep,
We often have recourieto the hying leap,
To black face have fomeiimes OVID eicspe,
And Hounnow, Heath has prcy'd the worth OF
Grape.
Bat how you ak can we e'er hope 20 fcar.
Above thefe iccncs and rife to tragic lore
Too Oft, alas. We forc'd the unwilng tear,
And petrified the heart with real fear.
Mqebeib a harveit of appsufewiil reap,
Eos fame Of US lear have murd-i't ilcep,
This Lsdy 100, with grace viii ileep and talk.
Our Females have been uied az night TO walk.
SomcrTrrs indeed 10 various is oor art,
An attpl may Improve and mead his pact
Grts ms = s6oy; baSis Richard like dsone,
WeH hnd a man vnuli hello hitnssii TO one.
Grant ~ yous favoI ---put us 90 the tef,
To gain your fmiles se' do our very teit;
Aud without dead Of future Turnkcs lockcn,
Thus, in an honea way. Gill pick your pockets.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
IOHN STEVENS,

TIN-PLATE WORKER,
HEREBY informs the Public 10 general, and
L i his Friends 10 particular, that he has ta-
ken the Shop, formerly occupied by Ms. Joieph
Munford, deceafed in Thames-freet, where may
be had all kinds of Tin- Ware, at the fhorieft no.
rice, and as cheap ss can be purchaied in rhs
Stste.-Ail favon gratefully acknowiedaed.--
CAN. and the higheA price. given for Old Pew.
ter aud Lead.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

Cheaper than qvas ever fold in N.zvport.
w. r. WILDER,
DLEDGES himGelf TO Cell every article in the
i Book & Stationary line. either at whole
fale or resaiI. cheaper thancsn be bought IN New
port. Il being bis intention 10 relinquiM the
balinefs OF his Book. Store next fpring--his
prefent Aaonmenr will be found sxleniiye and
we'll choien.
Nezctsrf, Nsv. 7.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
French Go10n Seminary Lottery.
STRAYED AWAY.

IRON the fnbicriber, on the 9TH of Nov.
i ember lalf, . MICH COW, about Sew
en- years old, Of light brown color, ~ith ftsr
10 her forehead. fome white in her Aink, and
her no!e fomcwhat crooked and twiHed.-who-
ever will give Information aherc faid Cow is.
to the fubtcriber, fhall be generoully rewarded.
JAMES CHAPEL.
Newport, Dec. 4th 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
JOB SHERMAN

OD soTlENMAN
Has rseetvtd Coxfsrnsn ef
8o ddes lole Leather
Meats Leather
Cali Skins add Boot Legs. ALSO, N
A very extenhss aaoTtment Of DRY GOODS.
Cegj5Sias ef
Super6ncSB SBroadcloIhs and Caliimcrcs
Common do. do.
Royal Paient Cord fancy do.
Veivets and Thickieus
Teilness and Swsnzsdown
BonbafIcss and Poppienea
Wildboses
RufIells and Calimancoes
FISnnela and Baizes
Nmi,ies aud Calicoea
Grape
Real Colrain Linens, by piece or yard
Leather do.
PlattiIas do.
Brown do.
Ruflia SheesinR, white and brown
SaiPcnders, by dozen or Jingle
a variety Of Checks by piece
Check handkerchief do.
India Muilins
Home made do. for fhirting, very nice
Cotton Bedticks and Cotton Yarn
A variety Of Men aud Womcns Shoes
Csmels Hair fhawls
Silk Gloves
Piece Green Moreen
Blankeu and Rugs
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas
Carolina and French Ipdigo.
GROCERIES as u(ual---
Among which arc FIVE kinds Of TsAs and Co.
o. fhelIs.
The above articles with mauy others, too
| numerous 10 nention in an advertifemens, will
be Sold on the mott moderate rerms.
MssvSs,s. afb mo. 4sb. ,sos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
T1MPLATE WORKER.
NATHANIEL MASON,

NATHANIEL NASONs
RslbtafzlJ hfsrms BIZ f'isSxs and fbf Ssbke. !
THAT he carries on the bs6aeis Of TIN.
i PLArs WoRxIR. At his fhop No. nj,
Thsmes-Strees. Where may be had all kinds
Of TIN-wARE, whclefale or retail, ~ chesr
a. can he purchsfed in the Ssate.-Coniant at
tcndance, and the fmaleit favon acknowledged.
Sfeve-P pes either Of Tin or Sbeet-A-
on, made At the hortcR notice.
& '.' Cath given for old Pewter and
Lead.
Newport, Dec. Iish. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
To be Let.

NIE the fsbfcriben being appointed Com-
Wv mifionefs by the Hon. Court of Pro-
bate for the town OF North. Kingaowp. TO re.
ceive and examine the claims OF the creditors
againf the eitate of Rirba,d Phi!lipSlatc of faid
town, deceafld, reprieptcd inioiycnt Hereby
notify all pe5fons having any demand. sgaiuR
faid esa,e, TO exhibit them TO either of the flb.
fcriben at o0r re.pettivc dwellings, within tx
months from the dare hereof, being the ,ino al
lowed by faid Court.
GEORGE THOMAS, l Commit.
ISAAC HALL, + Eousyi.
All perfons indebted to iaid eftatc arc de-
fired TO make immediate payment to
BENJAMIN SMITH, AdmisjR,a,a,.
Nor'h. Kingaown, Nov. II, 1905. [sw
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

ITO underasud the psini Of thi' performance,
the reader mould bear 10 mind, that BARRIno-
TON, was noted piek poeksi. and vas, with his
aGociates, baoiihcd to Botany- Bay for crimes.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
ESH GOO d s.
James Mumfo,d,
Jah received and Tor Sale, at his Store, No. S8
Thamcs-Slrcet. general and cxtcldve al
fortmcnt of
DIR r. GOOD S ;

IL K L G y u II y;
Il MONG which are fnpcsGoe. hne, and
IA middIing Broad Clo,bs, SafiimeIe ditto,
Coa,iass, Bsizes, FIancels, Ssfges, Plains.
Drvonihirc Ke,fcys. black Bambazst', birdieye,
Wiidbose, worried Cord for psnsalocns. fsrcy
do. for Vets, Velgcss, CaliInsncoes. Durants,
Rufels. worried Hoie, Swandowns, Liaens,
Cambrics, black Barcelona handkerchief, Cam
els hair Shswls, furniture Chin,z, coppcrPlaie
Calicoes--from vs. TO 81 per. yard, India Cot
tons, black Lace, Blaokc,s aforted, black mo-
rocco Shoes, table Cloths, lndia ihesr Malin.
lace. Cambria. lace MsAin, plaid LuteRrings.
lead. brown and black Sattins, fix Hoie, ilk
P;ufh for bonuets, elk and beaver Gloves,
Fearnaughts, &c. .4go, Tortoiie Shell Combs.
All which aic offered fos isle al the mott reaion
able prices. and as low as at any Ssoic in the
State.
Newport, on. "a.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
For Sale,
Newport, on. ~.

sQlNh eStNss 49, y o..
yenicnt well finiihcd Dwel!ing-Houts, Cheeie-
Houfe, Cr;bb, Barn, Chaiic- Houie, and other
necei1isy buildinss thereon; an excellent Or
cha,d az enprat,ed and wiIdiog fruit, which.
make, from go to so barrels OF Cydcr yearly
very we'll ihel,ered with larg- uee'i and beau
ritui G arden. Ii is unneceGary TO deicrihe the
roodnefs Of the foil. as it is well known to
be equal II not fuperior 70 any on this Hand,
with one Of the hra privileges OF manure from
the Beach adjoining ia beautiful Pord below
the orchard, where fne perch and o'hei hlh arc
taken in great abundancc. and IN the iesion OF
il, The Guea fhoo,ing Of fea fowl of almcA every
deicription The whole lying beautifully to the
fun. The grea,eit part of iaid Farm being now
in meadow land, that will average two tons OF
hay 20 the acre the remainder ioisabe tor oar-
lev &c. The above efatc is we'll fenced, in iait-
able diyifons. with the bea Of Rone vail. An
indifputable title will be given. and the terms
made eafy.--Apply to
on the psemiisa
MwHs. o5sSsr 9. 1905.
ar CASH and the highel price,
given at this Office, for Cotton & Lin
en- Rags, and old Sail Cloth.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
NOTICE.

yXyE the Subicriber, being by the Honor
Wv able Court OF Probate, OF the Town Of
Newport, appointed to receive, examine and ad-
jua the claims OF the creditors to the Efare of
Luxe BIIVEN, late of Newport, sforeiaid,
mariner. deceafed, repreiented iniolvent, Give
Notice to al! perious who nave any demands a-
gaiaft the Efate, TO bring them to either of rs,
at our refpeetive dwellings, within Six Months.
from the date hereof. being the time allowed by
faic Court Of Probate.
WILLIAM HuNrBR, Commit
howard THuRsToN, fonsu.
And all perfons indebted 70 iaid Eaate, are
requeted TO make immediate payment, TO
JOHN CAHOONE, AdmiaJqraisr.
Newport, Nov. 4, 1895.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
1OHN SHEARMAN.

y ESPECTFULLY inform, bis friends. amp
IN the public in general. that he has removed
from his late place of reGdcncc, TO No. 1873,
Thames-Sucet, oppo6te Meifrs. Garlne, and
Deax's Auction Store; where he has for iale, a.
uiai, GROCERIES. HARDWARE, &c. sc.
a. cheap as ever.
Neqvterf, May 3If, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
Delays are Dangerous.

A LII Pcsions who arc indebted 10 Nifboh &
"A. CEsdaH for breaking and cSrding wool.
are hereby Iesusaed 10 call, preyigu, 70 the
twentieth of this month. ard fettle their &C
counts With the fubfcriber whereby he may
be enabled 90 make a final fettlemcst with the
concerned: He poGtiyely declines future iu-
perinlendiag the baincl.
SAMUEL CLARK.
N. B. The above buhasi, viii DC contI-
nned az ufusl.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
POETRY Y.
EXTRACT.

A PROLOGUE.
Or opening tbe qbsaf,e at Botany Bay. Iokfn BY
fbt eeIebrstsG Mr.. DARLINGTON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

NOTICE Is be,eIy given 10 fbe C,editOrs Of
IN fbe saafe sf George Reynolds. jim Of jar
afban. LATE efNo,fb Kngfeuos. marxtr, dee
eSa/sd. fbaf fbe Boa. Carr Of Prs6ah Of tbe
f0qV~ Of N0n6. KingdoqUn, bavs allsrosdfbs Six
nsaibs from fbis dah 10 exbibh tbsr claim a.
gaiyf Ea,d sfafe. to fbe Hsdey6gsfd Commu)Fsae,s.
qObo asiH ,seeive tbs (amr at fbeiv ,ypel7iVe
dsosllixgs. at any time sUitbia y(aid term. No
claim qOiI be reeeived Enief properly aasjqed.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS, | CemmD
TANNER REYNOLDS, + EoNu.
AH pey/sn mdsbsd 10 Jaid saafe, are re-
gEsged 30 make immediafe ta,mrnt TO
SAMUEL CARTER, ddmisje,afsr :.
North KingRown, Od. 18th, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

ots9S1, Z. Io25.
,NIOrICE il nsscby giycn 20 she Creditors
IN Of the efts's Of 1'4ij0m TaI,xgb4f, Mer-
chant, is,e of Newport, deceafcd, rrPtefent-
Cd infoiyeot, thar the Coust ct Probate OF the
toxn OF Nevpogr have SLOWED fx montbs from
this date. 70 exhibit their claims ngaintf iaid
eits,c 20 rhe undcrGgned CommilIicners. who
sill rec-ise the fame at their relpeeiive dwell,
ings at any time within fsid term.--No claims
will be received unlefs properly at,eited.
JOHN SLOCUM, Commit
JOHN M. MANSFIELD, ! forr,,.
All perions indebted % laid eifaie. are re-
Gseaed TO make immediate payment to either Of
,he fshfcdber,. cr to Sally M. Smith, at the
Store f Mrs. Tillioghsa whole receipt will be
complete difcharge.
WILLIAM MOORE. jr | Axu;.;1
CALEB GREl,N. ~
STEPHEN CAHooNE. "''''''
NerOSor, 7ib Oao6sr. 1895.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
Sill MIXING.

= NHB fnbicribers having entered into partner
4. ihip, under the firm Of
Durham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail. Making buGoefs, in ira various branches,
at their Sail Loft, on the wharf OF the late Gen,
John Maibone, at the South part OF fhe town.
l'hofe who may favor them with their cuftom.
may depend on punesuaiify and difpatch. All
fayors will be gratefully acknowledged, by
CHARLES G.. DUNHAM,
WING SPOONER. I'D.
Newport April 8. lsoi. 79tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
Engraving on Stone.
ELISHA SMITH. iun.

- ESPECTFULLY informs ,he public that
IN he has taken the Yard lately occupied by
Mr.. Henry Ball. where he carries on the Stone
Cutting buhneis, in all its various branches.--
Thole wko favor him with their employ may
depend upon having their work executed with
nestnefs and difpaich.
Ne1Dtsrf, Arg. 20. It
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
TO BE LET,

And bs0cJsas gives fb< Iofb Of Afril,
CHOP No. So, Thames-Street. nearly oppo-
- Gte the Union Bank. Enquire at this Of
fee. Mareb z7, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

= --~- --s~-.sr ~h--
Now landing from the brig HorB, and for Sale
BY JOSEPH LION,
Il At his Wharf,
l. OUR thoufand buihcls of Liverpool Salt,
Eighty Crates Of Liverpool aaorted Ware,
Six Chadrons OF good Coal. .
AJS, quantity Of Pitch and Tar.
NeuDtsr. JsL 81.
NOTICE is hereby given 20 the propIieiors
~ or owners of PEWS, in the FiIH Conere-
gational Chsrch. or Meeting Houfe'iu New
port, who have neglected to pay the fun or
iums of money, in which foch Pews arc sGefIed
or taxed. for repairing faid Houfe. that unlef'
fuch Tax or Taxes arc difehsrged, within
Three months next after this notice, fuch Pcws
will he fold at Public Auction for that purpofe |:
agreeable TO Aet of Incorporation.
By Order sffk< Cssmiffse,
SETH YATES, Ckrk.
Newport, Novembef II, 1905.
Fsr Isik BY
CHARLES c. HOSKINS r Co.
60 barrels, prime Beef, Tar, Pitch &
Turpentine.
Nswtsrfs 0a. 7.
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.auaffy satisfactory; these three great pow.
ers as well as all the electors of the Ger
manic Body, she. Regent of Portugal and
the yucca of Etrnria have acknowledged
ahe new organizationof Italy.
The war with England. may still last fon
along time. but I'VE firmly believe that the.
continental peace will not. be, disturbed,
since the emperor of Germany tie king of
Prussiaaad the king of Spain acs in Con
cord with the emperor of the French.
Well Informed. men even alarm that Russia
has given l.acihs cpansels 10 England.
Prince Joseph Bonaparte arrived at Agas
'blstesse on thett5sh inst. from BouiogGr. Z
4, -.s--- 80, -
Fghr sulpsndons mortars. each Of which.
requires charge Of. thirty six pounds Of
powder, and will c4a'ry to the distance, at
two thousand faihoms, have been sent, by
order Of the French goyernmens,to Havrs.
They are wholly formed Of copper; each
OF them were drawn by fourteen horses.
and are to be placed in the batteries. be.
tween La Hsfve, and, the Jetry Of that
.porr.
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IN COMMON EOUNCIEa
9th Tufu. 1905.

Resolvsd, That.a committee of Comet
will meet at The Council Chamber on the
18th, 18Th, and aolh' days Of the preseHs
month, at 8 o'clock in. the morning, and
sit until o'clock, P. NJ. to bear appeals
from such persons as may think themselves
aggrieyed on the valuation OF their taxable
prop r,y-- aud that the books be deposited
with the collector for the information pr
those convened. And that Council viii
not feel the Vselves bound 10 attend to any.
appeals after said days. AZ.
= ( Test JAMES NJ. MtREA, c.. G.
guly O.. eo,17J