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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

]osl Bqrlozv.--Ihe Repertory, that
repofitory of all that is illiberal, in
fulting and abuGve, has announced,
in its ufual ftyle of fcurrility and re-
proach, that JOEL BARLOW, Efq.
whole name alonerenlinds every friend
10 literature of his genius, and every
friend to freedom, of his patriotifm, is
on a viGt to Baton. The want of
hofpitality evinced in this mean attack
cannot but dilgult every liberal man,
every gentleman The injultice of
the remarks mutt lhock every one,
who retains the feelings of an Amer
lean. Mr.. Barioav, it has hitherto
been numerically acknowledged, has
added +" a freh and blooming laurel to
the brow of American genius. -
PARK, the bankrupt vender of noilome
drugs, and the defpicable hireling of
an unprincipled and ruined "Junto" -"
he alone would have ventured to
= ailail the Poet, who ranks irtt among
the bards of his country, and the Pat
riot who has undeviatingly advocated
the &C Rights of Man." We iincere-
ly hope Mr.. Barlow will again found
the " trump of TRUTH" aud eilay a
gain to proItrate the walls of a polite
al" Jericho" i'll tn: fpirit, with which
he penned the following inimItable
lines, as the introduction to his cele-
brared " Conipiracy Of Kings"
KCls.
.. Eternal trurh! thy trump undaun,ed lsod
People and Plea,, and Courts and Kings at
4.,5 tend
While borne On weaern gales from that Tar ihorc.
Where jaitce ,e,2os, and tyrants t,sa'l no more !;
The undauuted voice. that no didusiion awes.
That icars no fsown and ieeka no blind app'auie.
Shall tel the blif, tina, Freedom iheds abroad,
The rights OF NMurcs and the gih 0fGoD!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
John STEVENS,
TyN.PLfgE WORKER,

TTN.PL69E WORKER,
IyEREBY informs the PebIc in geserai, asd
i 4 HE Friends in particular, thar ne has 'a-
ken the shop, formerly occupied by Nj. Joieph
Mamsord, dsccaicd in Thsmes-Rseer, where may
be had all kinds of Tin. Ware, at the ihof,et no.
,iss, aud as ch.sp rs can be Yaschated in the
Sute.-AH favors sratefclly ACKNOWLEDGE
Can, and the highsa price. given for Old Pew.
ter and Lead.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
John NJ. Mansfield.


Az his Shoe Store, No. IA, Thame,.Street,
III AS jne received !refh fopsly OF Shoe, of
i rhc following kinds. viz.
1renk ofLadie, London made Kid Slippers,
with and without hesis, OF various colours g.
figures, with round and tharp toes,
I Trdnk Do. Arefcsa made,
l Do. black Morocco fpring heels, bsit quality,
/ Do. with heels.
I DO. low priced black Morocco,
Do. Ladies cloth Shoes with heels.
IL bs' 0Js reeefved a iutbb ef LeHibe, Sboet,
CeAhaiug OF Gentemcn's hne Shoes & Morocco
Ppmos, Women's. Miile,. & Children's leather
do. "A iupply of Shoe Bows, by the dozen or
ii"gle pair--a few grcce Of feel Ruckles, iepa-
rate from the Bows. very los.
Tie keeps conasntly on hand. Roxbury
manufactured Boo, Legs, by the doz. or 6nsic
pair. lie has s'io oa hand. a few doz, of black
Roam Skins, fui'abie for Ha,ter's ufe.
Many Of the above Goods will be fold az
low by The quaeti,y as a, any Store in the Unit
ed States. Reuufor. May a,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

THE fabicribrr offers for fale, very low for
l. CAN, quantity OF excellent Suwnrow
Boots. B,otees, and mems Shoes. iuitsble for
the Southern marker, or Wcft- lndiss. b. -
SAMUEL WATSON,
No. 9. Market Square.
Newport, Oa. 3. ~
N. B. Said Walton cacrs for fale, the COM
modious three.aory Dwelling Hosie. in which
he nov IeGdes, which ia an excellent fand tor
buGns6 Of any kind. The terms will be made
saty to the psfchaler. Apply asabove.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
TaANsLArIoN From HORACE.


Otiam diyos rogat in PATENT, sc.
TOR ref ire seary Tailor pIsys,
= Long told on Ocesn's fetlefs bed.
When clouds obfcure the Moons pale rays,
And ltars fading luaie ihed.
E,r refi the boif'rous Thracian calls,
AID ret the graceful Mede mplores,
Can fp-rkling gen, or broidef'd haxh,
My GxosP make the blctiiog oor's!
Mo, wealth in fplendid pomp eiste.
Mar yo4ng Ambitions ioS'ring ciea,
Can baniih iron the hallrof ftste
The harpy OF the hamsn brett.
He's truly rich Whole f,oesl fare
Wi,b fomc pafcrual token glows,
Nor Fear, nor iofdid Ag'Iice dare
To break the iwseu ofhis rPof'.
Man. in his gisnt effort--dit' F!
>ToiiiDe for hoaon and for pelf,
Where other fans gid other Gcs.
Whs, exile Can efcspe-himicif
Swift fhe light bark, the fyiog dser---
Sgeep Garth aud octan's boundlc!s plain
Eut viewing with ihr blaa d Care,
The tempef, "iaged iha rs are vain.
Phiofophy can fmile fedsie
On psiiing joys--noI Itoops TO ic'n
Tne moral nyiteries o. Fate
Puie biils " as never meant for Man
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

nIOTICE 10 hereby given 10 the creditors of
1N the eitaye Of EliSa6s6 Carr, widow, late
Of N.wport, deccaied. tha, The Corr: Of Probate
Of the tows of Newport have allowed them Six
Months longer from this date. 10 exhibit their
elsims sasina isii cEs,c 10 The unde'hsned
Comminioner,, who will receive the fame at
their respective dwellings,. az any iin,e within
aid tesm. No claim will De received nnlcis
properly at'eited.
DANIEL DUNHAM, jun. Camm5-
Job 10 WhSEND, ! F'asr,.
All pcrtons indeb ed 10 laid eis,e, aie Ie-
GueRed 90 make immcdia;e payrent un'o
SAMUEL c. CARR. .g4mihy3sAtT.
Newjor,. Ottober :, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
N o e &c E.

IN ~ 4 u &c
w y.IiEREAS fundry reports having been
w circulated in ,bs country greatly to the
injury of The Town OF Newport, the Board Of
Health are happy in aa,ing to the Public. thas
from the beft ioarces Of iGformation, il has been
fai.fatioriy aIcerained, that there is no inhancs
of any malignant Fever in the town and they
arc unanimous in the opinion. thar il is more
healthy, ior the ieaion, than it has been for
fcyeral ye,s ps&.
B, srdtr Of ib< BsH,A
49, ]. ALMY, Cit,l.
Nupo,s. oa. ~, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

For Sale, >
n LARGE two tory Dwelling Houfe
I A. plca,lntly ftuared On Farewell Street.
having four rooms Oh floor. and good Cellar
rrder it--wi,h large Garden. ard well of
excellent water, occupied by Jeremiah Asfin.
AIGo, Lot of Land TO the Northwsrd adjoin.
ing. 90 ieet front, and 81 back. The Lots viii
be iold together. or iepsrate. as may bea iait
puSchafers. For terms. &c. apply 10
BENJAMIN HADWEN.
Nezupoyt, mo. II. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

pQut I; among which az
Erccilvnt Dutch black
Cloth,
Belt fups,fne Engiih
blue and black, aud
mixed ditto,
Second and low priced
ditto,
Snpc,6ue black. and
other Cahimerss,
Fine ihiriing Co,ions,
lr;ih Linens & Diapers
Velvcts & cotton Cali
mercs,
M;n's 6uc cotton Hofe.
Men's black and white
Enghih fix ditto.
Meas white aud black
fik. Gloves
Black'Crapcs, Paraio!'
Thtesis, Tapes,
Pms, &c.
Duranss and Runells,
Fine & common flan-
mel,
2 doz. excellent Lutte
firing Umbrellas.
h.,,Aa,f nu< "A. 1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
70 Be SOLD.
py SHEFFIELD ATWOOD.

70 Be SOLD.
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
4. No. 10, o. iie reyy HbaJ. 6rl,sv Mmktt
Sqaan.
50 Hhds good retailing Molafes,
80 DO. do. New kum, -
A reS Hide. Antigua & Jamaica Rnm,
= ie1 pipes Hol2nd Gin,
Tierces new Rec, =:
20 Boxes Had Soap,
900 Baihe,s Old Coro,
50 Boxes "a quality mould and iP'd tsllow
Cand!es.
70 Bbia. prime Beef in good order for tripping.
% Bbis. nsi, Beef,
Gables of any aimeafons and Cordaee Of aoy
liz. can be had on che ihor,ett notice,
A few pieces Raven, Dack,
Sundry Dse!iing. Houlss ia different part, Of
The Town.
Aezpt0ri, Cd. 9, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

THE {ubicsibers having entered into partner.
4 nip. uoder the firm OF
Durham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, thar they carry on the
Sail Making buGnefs, in it, various branches,
at their Sail Loft, en- the wharf If the late Gen.
John Malbone. at the South part of the town.
Thoic who may favor them with their cufom.
r,ay depend on punesuality and difpatch. All
favors will be gratefully acknowledged. by
r. CHARLES G. DUNHAM,
.. WING SPOONER. 7d.
Newport April 3. 1907. 79h.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
For Sale,

&&cf THAT well known. beau
fT 4 ufui FARM. belonging
MIlslTrTsi.. 10 ihe-fibicrber, lying abpar
49, q. izssYs.- one mic tom the Town of
3s...lss. go. Newport, containing one hun-
sl.--- dEsd acres, 1ith large, con.
veaient Jen finifasd Dwelling Iioais. Chcefe-
Houfe. Cribn. Barn. ChaiIe. Hoale, aad ssher
SeceGary building thefeon; an excellent o.
chard of sengraitrd and w,.ding fruit. which
makes from so TO 90 barrels OF Cyder YEARLY
very we'll lhel;ered with large trees and beau
tiiui Garden. IL is ulaeeefsry 70 dcicribc the
goodnels OF the foil. as II il well known to
os equal it not fcpericr to any on This Hand,
with one of the fri privilegts Of manure from
the Beach adjoining "a hxso,iiul poud below
The orchard, wheIe fine perch and other ffh are
taken insgrrat abundance. aad in the fsaion of
II. The hnef flooring of Tea fowl of almo6 every
deicription 4: The whole lying BEAUTIFULLY to the
inn. The greatef part Of laid Farm beiop now
in meadow land, tbAt viii average two tor, of
hay 20 the acre the remainder fuitable for bar.
ley &c. The above e.ste j, xeii fenced, in fais-
ab'osdiviiioDs, with the bef of fore vail. An
inci'putaole title will DC given, sad the terms
rsade eafy.--Apply 20
NICHOLAS p. EASTON,
a., on the prcmitc,.
Nez,torf, OGa5er @, t8or.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

State u Rhode. llaad snd pioVidence Pansa-
tioos.
In Cens,0i 5gtmLJ, Jrat S.DEou. 4. D. 1904.
HM ,Se Petition OF JOIN Siamar, OF View
" port, IN tie coua,y # Ne~poFs, Aer-
chau,. pEaying for .he bes-aG, of al Ati, raGed
Jun. A. D. 1886. entitlro g An All Tor the
Relief o. uifoIvc"t Dsblor,," II is PsifS ard
R1j5lp,d. That the prayer OF iaid peution he
granted. and the benefit OF f-id As: ior The relief
of iufo,sent Debtors, be aud the fame is hereby
extended 10 him.
Il tue Cspy. WHn96.
SAMUEL EDDY, Ssty.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

Freneb ToqVn Seminary L0tfe,y.
A LII pcrloD, who are indeb.sd to the Man
IN ayers Of !sid Lottery, for Tickels 10 The
fra Ciafs, arc esfneltiy requeited TO make i'm
mediate payment. otheE~iic their Notes all
b. putin fuir without iarther notice.
THOMAS FRY nu.o
PARDON 1ILLINGHAST
GEORGE CARD. S
EaG Gyefnzoifb, O6. 3, 1905. n
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
WILLIAM DOUGLASS,

WILLIAM DOUGLASS, n
A bt 5gr Of ibe JssD- Bsn1, Head f B'saS.
Street,
WAS juia received, a quantity Of new Chip
II for Bonneu, very vice thick glohy and
white. Oasts, g.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

lndia Cotton, different
| qualities,
Bed Tick aud brown
| Lineas,
/ 6-4 and 9.S csm5rick
| Mullins,
Fine, null, and IAdia
| Book do.
| Ladies long and habit
| ELK Gloves,
Extra long s. habit do.
Satin. and Modes.
/ French & India Lutte.
| Aring'.
Fine white and black
Lace,
Cotton and linen Ia
hle-Cblhs, from o.
TO Ii-1,
/ s.4, GA, "a aud S-+
| fix netted Shawls.
Chambfay Mullins,
f: Very cheap India and
1 Eaghh Ca!icoes.
I SC. &c. &c.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

For Charlehon, IS. CJ
~t>iiE fat failing Sioop JAha DIM, Nathan
4 Anthony, Mater viii fail by the 7s'h
Infant. For freight or paiiage, (haying ex-
ccllens sccommoGs,ions) apply 10
BOWEN s. ENNES,
SrsvEss' Wharf.
Newport, Od. II, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
To be Let,

THE lower rooms OF welt 6ailaed, and
J. convenient Dazzling; Hone, in a plea
fsnt and healthy part Of the ,owo. For fuI-
ther particulars. eoquire Of the Printer.
Neaport, Octooef IT, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

Purchafrd in New York with ca!h, which the
are determined 10 fel az low by wholeisie ,
retail as can any where be purchated in Nc~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

Nezgpo,f, Oaa5er g, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
FROM THE AURORA.
EUROPEAN NEWS.

The negative kind of war which ha.
been carried on since the rupture of the
peace OF Amiens, has afforded very little
room for political investigation. The in
scrutability of the motives of some pow
ers, and Of the systems Of others, have
bafiied the conjcciurcs Of ordinary caIcu-
lalion. The incidents like the causes and
the actors with whom they originate, are
SO perfectly noDei, as TO supercede all ana
lysis by comparison, all reasoning upon
previous experience.
The recent advices appear TO approx
mate .the measures of preparation, for 8
years past, 10 the ordinary fest Of zoar--
whether thro' the force of gold, or the la
tent temptation OF sinister ambition, TO re /.
alze by the opportunity Of momentary
convulsion, the projects contemplated and
ms,ured by Russia TOR hslfa century, that
power through The ministry Of it's cham.
beriain Noyozilzoff leaves il no longer
doubtful, ssatshe is disposed to coo operate
against France.
Little doubt can be entertained OF ST.
milar disposition in Austria -" her no,
very buf not her wfn'' Restraints that DOW
er. II remains TO be seen whether the
.f'f1ds Of England can sustain the'columns
Of Austria ia renewed ecafesk; fgr to all
appearance renewed contest there will
be on the continent Of Europe.
There is no choice left to the powers OF
the European continent, between coaliti-
on general * comprehensive, and silent
or open submission TO the imperious will
OF Ffance--it is a choice of difFiculties--
add in this instance il is Io-be determined
upon the same rule that the gallant spirit
of"an exalted man" would reason "shalI
81 submit without struggle Shall not
"rather perish gloriously than live inglo,
rionsiyf will it not be better to resist
" with honor even is ] should be over.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
NATCHEz, August ie.

Ertyncf Of fstfer from gentleman at
.Nafchifoches, 10 fiie Editors, dated June 4.
Con the lth ultimo, his iHusfYfoas high
! ness the Bisho, Of M,nfrey arrived at this
place; he travelled in a coach drawn by
six mules, and had the top of a chariot
suspended upon poieslikc litter, and car
ried by two mules along, in which he oc.
| casionally rode; he had an escort of sixty
cavalry, party of pioneers that went be.
iere, and was followed BY large number
oil persons, mostly inhabitants of Maya.
doches and ST. Antonio. He had sixty
mules particularly allotted for his carria
ges which were changed frequently, and
nearly as many packed with his baggage /;
he travelled eighteen or twenty leagues a
day 1; ne wore the mitre and purple robe,
appears about as, is rather short and fat,
uf easy manners, facetious and agreeable
IN conversation, speaks nothing but Spa.
nish aud Latin, bu: reads French, and he
surprised us all by the iberality OF his sem
tlments or expressions. He is an Euro
pcah, was late confessor to The king and
queen OF Spain, and is. said to be near
relation OF the Prince OF Peace he has
been about years in America, has iuris-
dlcton over five provinces, with an incbma
OF hfty thousand dollars year. He stay
ed with us four days; we paid him all the
attention our situation would admit; be
appeared pleased; returned every eivility
politely, and lefs his benedietion with US.
There has been variety OF conjeelures
relative TO the objects of his visit to this
place some have supposed it more of a
political than an ecclesiastical nature, and
It was generally thought he would make as
good general as bishop; he carried
with him Theodoiite for taking the la
utude OF places aud mathematical instru.
ments, as well as the instruments of his
order; he was requested to take the Ia,i-
tude OF Natchitoches, which he said he
would do with pleasure, but be had lost
some screws out of the instrument that
rendered IT useless he said he found
Nagadoches in Al deg. Is m. or therea-r
bouts, which is some what south of this
place."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
BOSTON, September 10.

By Capt. Bradford, arrived Yesterday,
from Bordeaux, we have received French
papers 10 the lstAugust, Their oontents
nave principally, been anticipated in the
Lnghsh papers. The republic If Lucca
had been erected into principslny, with
bonaparie's brother-ihsiaw, The Prince OF
Plonbino, at its head. On etbs 9th Jolly,
the emperor and king, exercised TWO re
giments Of troops a Turin. from o'clock
ID the morIng until 9, thsn jumped into
carriage with the empress; br,akfasted a,
the Convent on Mount Gems left there a,
O'Clock P. NJ. aud arrived at Fontai.ble,
the lith at o'clock in the morning az
ter Journey OF 80 hours. He passed in.
cog as minister of the interior. The EN-
press supported the journey infinitely
we'll"
Letters received in town on Friday last,
from several intelligent American gentle
men IN bordeaux, speak In the lanp6ape of
serious ness, that from The measures Of the
French government, which were then TAX
ing place on the sea coast, there was every
appearance that the long talked of invasi
on OF England, would take place in the
course of this sun mer. The emperor
was Fastening his journey 10 Bologne-
moofings were preparing al Che,bourg for
he shipping--immeDse bodies Of troops
were marching TO the cosst--and the fiotil.
Ia in every direction in movement.
a London paper Of the 7'b August, saws
+" An order, we understand was sent 10 All
the ont ports some days ago, instruetine
our cruizers 10 detalD all American vessels
which ndve on board property not the pro.
duce ofihe Uniled States. This order has
been already acted upon, and several ships
have been stopped"
IT this article Is authentic and correet,
we hardly know whichlo consider the most
reprehersible, The new & pefnicious ptin
cipes hus introduced, or tire manner in
which the Is nish government have iho't
proper 10 promulgaie Il. Heretofore the
loclune has been held here and for long
lime acqu esced IN by the British, that CO.
email produce OF belIigerent country.
"hen pul chased by Americans and actual
y imported iIlo America, becomes COM
'ietsiy neu,ral properly, and as such may
ie exported 10 The mother country Of the
colony thai prodoced it, without being La
'ie TO seizure or detention And 10 faei
very greatpor,ion, res hsps eighths of
nnf nos, Lucrative * beneficial commerce
= OF this description, and is now actually
-ros' under the sanction OF this known and I
principle. But by the new and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
PHILADELPHIA, ssptembsr 20.
Extraa ola letter from capt. Tubbs, OF
the ship South Carolina. dated


- )farseiies, Jixiy 80.
/" I arrived here safe after passage of
~ days. July :, 1 Tell in with the wreck Of
the ship Mersey, Baldwin, of Liver pool,
out weeks, on a cruise, and had taken, a
lew days previous, a Spanish ship from
Lima, bound to Csdiz, with great guam
uty of specie. She was run down the
night before by large ship, which sup
posed to be the prize. She mounted is
guns and every. thing on board was in
great confusion. gave her log-book to
the Amazon rigate, which boarded US of
Cape ST. Vincent. We were also board
ed by a brig off Cad z, and spoken by seve.
raj small pfiva.eers, all Of which treated
ss very politely"
September 81.
F7RR!-This morning about daylight
fire was discovered in The spacious build
ing owned and occupied ty Mr.. Edward
Pennington, as sugar refinery, in Brew.
er's alley above Vine street.-The flames
had gained such an ascendancy, previous
/ to the alarm, as 10 defy every effari to SUBJ
dae them. This extensive building, and
! adjoining apartments, together with all The
utensils and large stock OF materials were
entirely consumed.-Thei loss thus in one
hour sustained by single individual is
said 20 amount 10 between Is and 30 900
dollars. 1t is not satisfactorily understood
how the are originated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
SALEM, September Is.
Blaoay Seenes al ALgies I


Capt. ShiIIabrr, from LeFAo,n inform.
Us, that on the 7ib July brig arrived there
from A,giers, and brought acco1nis of an
insurrecbon az that place, and that the dey
had beheaded 400 Jews, One cwish IA.
raiIy made their escape in the BRIG.
Capt. ,. being Just Oh the point OF sail.
ing had not an opportunity 10 c0lIea any
further particulars Of The above but after
be bad gone or board to take his dcpar.
ture, and while he lay becalneel, cant. Is
RAIL WILLIAMS, Of The ship Friendship,
o. this port, ihena, Leghurn, was so ohIir
ing as 70 get ON board a letter for ,ls, c. ~.
municallhgn number of OF her c,rcum.t.n
ces respecting this bloody business. Of
which The following Is an extrsa.
"LEGHoEN, July 9.
Yesterday arrived here An ,l,on~r,ai
brig. 10 days from Aigiers. She iolotno.
that thatcountry was IN dressfnl eons,s,o,'
that ,he Bedcuin Arabs, 10 be bsad,d
BY Ffenchman, bad rcvolted. ana n,,,,h
ell towards .AlgIers--ihat the dev. On t,e,r
approach, detached 1000 troops 10 a,tseL
them, bot that these, s.tsr desperate bs,.
tie, were defeated, and cut OF, 70 man
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
LoNpoN, July %.

!, II was generally reported and credited
on the continent, that on late occasion
the Austrian Minister was grossly u,sslte d
ny The emperor OF The French. In his di-
pioma'ic character, some questions re.
speeding late proceedings WAS put by him
TO the French government. The answer
OF bonapsrte wash the following laconc
terms -" Tell your master, The emperor
OF Germany, tha, desire 10 have salts
factory explanations from HIM respecting
ms connections and v'sws relating to Ger.
tain other powers. IL do mt receive an
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that The Arabs then rushed on 10 the city,
which they successfully attacked: and hat
taken a principal fort--tha. another At
tempt had been made assassina'e the
! dey, he having received several ssaos' ana
4 said to be MORALLY wounded-that ne nag 2
I Gu, OF 400 of the richest Jews heads, ana
that The bloody work was still going on
when this vessel left The place. There
lwere at :his time three vessels at Aigiets,
\ a Rsrusan, an I,Dperialist, and a Swede,
who all cut their cables, and ran away from
the port, permitting as many Jews TO come
as cou.d get or board the brig that has
now arrived, bro'l 100, and it is expected
THE Swede has at least 200 more. Such
is the news at Leghorn.- a-
1.-THE Algcrines have squadron now
al sea consisting OF sail they passed in
sight OF this port 8 days since and were
ioff C,vi;a Vscchia 4 days since. They
consist of q stout frigale Of "a guns, built
at Algiers few years,since another fri
gate of ~ guns. lakea froIn the Portu-
guese months since the Crescent, IF 80,
a present from the United States; 2 pola-
ores, lately purchased from the Greeks.
OF which mounts 90 guns. the other 10 /;
the hnebrig Bashaw, oil 80 guns, present
also from the United States; and ciie-
beck"
/ Capt. Shillabermeptions circumstance
with respect TO tire qaarantine at Lrghorn,
which may be important 10 be known. On
account OF the suHeripgs Of some Of our
cities from the yellow fever, vessels arriv.
ing there from any port of The u. States
whether healthy or diseased, are indiscri-
Intimately obliged TO perform a quarantine
OF forty days, because. as they say, they
have no satisfactory Official means cf dis
terminating; whereas had they en- es,a
sblished correspondence with the boards o
health in our several seaports, so as 10 be
perfectly Informed on the subiea, vessel.
from healthy ports might be subjected &c
quarantine Of only a few days-whict
would be great relief 10 our commerce
with tina, place.
There was no news az Gibraltar of the
battle with the combined fleets when Capt
Shillaber sailed from thence,
The Spanish gun boats, capt S. informs
assail every American hey Can that pas.
SEES the STRAITS one Of them, he says, paid
dearly for an attack upon one of the Unit.
ed ) ates' keiches, which gave her a fall
discharge, that occasioned her to with
draw. ~