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NOTICE 70 hereby given 20 .ae csdi.or-
IN OF the eease of Wikiiam qiliixghaa, Mer-
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ed infolvent, that the Court of Probate of the
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M 0 r MING sc HOOL,
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The Szlltyibey iafo,ms lie Pablie,%
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4 Evening SCHOOL, ,hl II fl M,nda, in
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been tome time in let ooI, who is issxlretcd by
the t,i Of next month.
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BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

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AN EXTRACT.
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NATHANIEL DEARBORN.

booK-S1LLRR g STATioNsR,
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FO r S AL E,

n LOT OF LAND. under good improve
ment, couisicing r6o feet in front on
John Street, End 100 feet on Layen Street,
Said Los's sell fenced With LocuR potts, hand
ionely ltua,cd for building. For terms apply
TO. BEN AMIN FAIRBANKS.
Newport, Feb. 18th. 1906.
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LATE OMISSIONS.


cApruRu or CArr-os-GooD Horr.
The Cape. of Good-Hope furrend-
cred TO the Englih. on the 10th Jan.
1906. The Englih fquadron coniif-
ting of the Diadem, 81 guns Raif-
enable, O.; Bellequax, o.; Diome-
de, 50; Media, 3S; Narci1us, 90 !;
another fIigate, . brig, three India
men, and 3Stranfports, with 1900
troops commanded by General Baird.
The .fquadron commanded by Com
modore Sir Home Popham. The
troops landed on the 9Th on the Hot
tentot fhore ;-And were oppofed by
,he Dutch~troops under Gen. Yanfen
The defenfe was obltinate, and ru-
NOR gives the lofs of the Dutch at
1000, and the Britiih from 600 to,
500. The Dutch troops we're defeat
ed, and fed into the country; and
the colony capitulated. !
f ARTICLES OF CAPITuIATIoN,
Agreed upon, and Ggned, between H.
C. Baron Won Prophalon, Dutch
Military Commandant; and Ma
ior- G eneral Sir David Baird, and
Commodore Sir Home Popham,
Commanders of the army and fqua-
dron of his Brittanic Majefy, Jan.
10, 1896.
There are Fourteen Articles in the
Capitulation, by which tits ftipulat-
ed, tn tthe town, batteries, &c. fhould
be Immediately furrendered TO the
Britifh-,hat the garrilon ihould re-
ceive the honors of war, be prifoners
until exchanged; and that the ofiic-
ers TO have their parole, &c.-That
the French fubje0s fhould be compre-
hended in the capitulation ;--That
private property ihould be free and un-
touched ;--That the public property
of every defcription ihould be deliver
ed up ;--That the inhabitants fhould
enjoy their rights, privileges and wor-
hip ;--That the Paper money thould
continue current ;-That the priton-
ers ihould not be pTeiIed into the En-
gllh fervice; and that two ihips funk
iult before the furrender, ihould be
raifed at the expenfe Of thofe who
funk them.
"A letter from Canton, received by
the Mardarine, fays-" Perhaps it
may ale viate afilioion by your giving
notice, that two Of the crew Of the
late hip Bolton, captured at Nootka.
were living with the natives at that
place in Sept i8o4.-H my memo
~ fcrves me, one is named ThomP-
fon, the other Jewett Rogers, both |
believe belong to BoRon--the former
/ underHand, is the fon Of boat-buil-
der, living at the north part of the
town Every other perfon on board
the lhip was mafacred. The above
mentioned was badly wounded in the
attack but after the natives got pof-
feflion Of the flip ard learnt thefe two
were mechanics, they were fpared-
ihortly after they recovered This
may he relied on"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17
7OHN SHEARMAM,

% ESPECTFULLY informs his friends. and
IN the public in general. that he has removed
fron his late place Of re6dence. TO No, I33.
Thsmes- Street. oppo6te MefTrs. GsvdSev and
Dsss's Action Store where he has for iale, a.
uial. GROCERIES, HARDWARE. SC. &c.
% cheap % ever.
NssUfsrs. Nay 3If. 1906. -
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rs opening at bis Shop No. 9. Cheap Side
1 Pfovidencs. directly oppo6,e the Roger Wii-
Hans Bank, . large sasssheot cf
7 Ingram g Scotch Foor Corpsfings,
vhich viii be Told 20 eneap q can 10 parcnafed
in the State. AIfo, . large s6onment Of
Dry CooDs,
lower than sfaal.
AegaR 40,
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For Sale,

THAT well known, beauti.
j tut FARM. belonging
to the fubfcriber. lying about
one mile from the Town OF
Newport. containing one hon.
dred acres, with a large, con-
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R<fsrs fbeir 7basks,
ITO their Cuaomers and the public in gener-
4 d, fer their cuttom the laa year, hoping
for con,inaaoce every attention will be
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fully acknowledged. They now ofef At whole
falc or retail. at their old Rsnd. No. zs, Bfoad-
Street. oPpo6te the Hay-Scales, the following
articles, viz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

JACOB RICHARDSON,
AT THE Pos7.O OFF1cE,
large AGortncnr of
Books and Stationary.
sr The circulating Library has every
day. fome.hing new added TO me large collrc-
tion OF Books.
= general 4sDs,fmtnt Of
School Books
Among them are Msy,ay's which are certsinlv
the beft books for Schools now in print. His
hrit book for Children. Reader, Grammar, In
PRODUCTION, and Sequel.
ALMANACKS for The Tear 1906.
Charts of all the World
America, Europe. Ala, and Africa, BOOK and
Sheets.
WRT71NG PhPsR,
OF all qualities BY the ream or quire-Ou uills of
all qualities-Wsfers and Sealing Wax.
About 5000 pieces
Houie Paper 6 Borders,
Of different hgures aud manufatiurcs, lome
American, French, and Eng!,fh.
FURS.
Muffs ard Tippe,,, and T,immines.
CUTLERY.
PEN Knives, from 3 DeIlsu 70 8 Cents each. :
Multard. & Sweet. Oil
Newport, Dec. a6tn, Sos. If
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CHRISTOPHER FOWLER.

H1S FON SdLE,
L ICH7'EEN hundred Batheis virginia
IL Corn.
100 Bsrrels Super6se Flcur. t
NJ. r. o. Hogfhesd Slaves.
Newport. April ..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

Together with number of other articles.
Dry Goods and Croekery-Wars. &
ALSO,
600 we. warranted falt Petrcd HAMS.
7 frkins Hog, Lard.
4 do. Butter.
The BAKING BUSINESS,
Il carried on by them in ali rs branches.---
They conaandy keep on hand, Pilot. Navy,
and Ship BREAD. faficent TO fupply any
vefel ar the ihoref notice. and on the mott
reafcnsbe terms,-wartanied equal TO any bak-
ed in this State, or imported from the South
ward. for keeping daring the lougea voyages.
Newport, March s6, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-21
NETWORK, October IS.


The fhip Robert Burns, captain Waite, ar
rived at this port on Saturday, in 4s days from
Liverpool; and the fchooner Hamlet, Henry,
in SO days from Bordeaux. The Robert Burns
put into Kinfale, and brings Cork papers to
the 2sth of Auguft the Hamlet left Bordeaux
on the Sd September.
To thefe dates the Irfh and French papers
received at the office of the Mercantile Adycr-
tifer extend.
But, although 70 many days later than our
previous accounts, we are left in the fame fate
of incertitude as to the great queftion of Peace
or War. Our verbal and printed advices from
France differ very materially on this important
point the former fate that the negotiations
were broken off, and that Lord Laudcrdale
had demanded his Pafports: the Paris Argus
of the soth of Auguft fAys, in quotation from
the Publicifte, " The negotiations with Eng
land are Gill carrying on with activity" Two
queEfions only, it is added, prefent themfelyes
in the courfe of the deliberations on this fubied !:
lift. Whether Great-Britain fhould preferve the
dominion of her influence upon the continent (:
and cd. How long the nations of the continent
ihall remain excluded from the common do
main of the fea, and fubmit TO the yoke Eng
land impofes upon their commerce and their
indutry The battle of Aufterlitz decided
the hrit the fecond is yet undetermined.
TIC Vi hultTld kWNO mas renOunC-
ed the title of Emperor of Germany, and thus
become Bonaparte's junior the King of Pruf-
fla, and moft of the great continental powers,
have recognized the late Gcrmanic Federati-
on.
A Nantz paper of the goth Auguff, announces
that the fhip Veteran, commanded bv Jerome
Bonaparte, arrived in the night between the
26th and 9th Of that month at Concarneau in
the Bay Of La Foret.
CZerni Georges obtained, on the goth of Iu-
ly, fgnal victory over the. Ottoman troops
on the frontiers Of Turkey. The Turks LOFT
no lefs than or 10000 men. Tre;r defeat ia
reprefented as being 70 complete, that only few
hundred men efcaped. Three of their princi.
pal chiefs, Ali Bey, Achmet Bey, and Zhego
Bey were killed. The Serrjans made an i'm
meme booty.
The homeward jamaica feet had arrived at
its deftination. On the pafage the conveying
yef1elSf fell in with and captured Spaniih feet
Of merchantmen, bound from Mantanzies to
Havana, under the protection of line of bat
tie flip and two gun brigs.
In our feleclion of intelligence from the pa
pers by the Robert Barns and Hamlet, we have
carefully noted every article which might feem
TO have the nightcR bearing on the new coalit-
ON faid to have been formed againt France |;
but we find nothing to warrant 70 extrayagant
an opinion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-21
BORDEAUX, Augut Is.
CELEBRATION.

The anniversary in honour Of his Majefy the
Emperor and King Of Italy, was celebrated ycf.
terdaY, with great foemnity. After the ponti-
fical mafs flung in the metropolitan church of
St. Andrew, and at which the civil and militia
ny authorities were prefent, Mr.. Rauzan deli
vered an Grafton fuitable to the location.
At the Prefeet's Palace, dinner was given,
to which all the civil and military officers were
invited, and all the eonfuls of the foreign now.
ers. The butt of his Maety the Emperor was
placed in the NOT dltinguihed part ofthe hall.
After dinner theie toafts were drank His Ma
IJeay the Emperor. Her Majefty the Empref..
The Emperor's armies. The powers in ALI
ance with France. Madame de Laparerie.
mother of her majeity the Empreis. The Judi.
oial and administrative authorities.
The Jews flung TIE Dcum in their temple,
and their Prefdent delivered difcourfe adapt-
ed to the day.
The Theatres were all open gratis, and the
entertainments hnifhed foon enough to permit
the fPeetators to vilit the public Garden, there
to enjoy the fire works. The direction ofthefc
was delivered to MIR. Varinot who diftinguifhed
himfelf by his zeal and genius.
The lait fire work was temple of eight CO.
lumns 4: having in the centre tranfparency re.
prefenting the buff of his Maicfty the Emperor,
crowned with ftars of fire, and furmounted with
glory of detached beams the whole was 60
feet in circumference. Upon his right and left
the crowns of France and Italy.
The offices of government, the public eta
blifhments, and great Rumbers of private hsufes
were illuminated.
The prefeta'o paIac. e.h:h:.-L-
painted by Mr.. Alan. This was the portrait
of Napoleon /. in medallion, leaning upon a
fmalI armoury, furmounted with the imperial
Eagle: on his right, Fame FULFILLING his ex-
PLOTS, and on his left, Genius crowning him.
Below was this line:
MI ei.Rruni, ala, nil ertRn tale ti4Llent<s.
Every thing was managed in the greateft or
der at this feftiva!, the police having provided
for the public tranquility
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-21

in vain to have attained their deGred enc, If
they were not anured of the mon powerful
protection, which the fame monarch whole
views have always agreed with the true interefts
OF Germany has engaged TO them.
So powerful a guarantee is foothing in dou-
bic view. Itgives the aHurance that HE majeE-
ty the emperor ofthe French for his own glory.
az well as for the interefts Of his empire, win
have at heart the maintenance of the new or
der of things eRab(hed in Germany, and the
confirmation of its internal and external tran
guilty. That which evidently proves that this
precious tranquility 10 the principal end of the
confederation Of the Rhine, is, that the Goa
lefced fates of the Sovereigns in whole name
the prefent declaration is made, acceded to il
according to their own proportion to be adj
mitted intoit
In acquitting ourfelves of the orders which
we have received, we have the honour to be
with efteem and devotion, of your excelencies,
Sc.
(Signed)
Baron de Rhuberg, for Bavaria.
Baron de Seckendorf, for Wirtemburg.
Baron de Albini, for the Arch Chancellor.
Baron Albert, for Baden.
Baron de Thumheim, for HeiTe.
Baron de Schmitz, Cwelenbourg, for Ho-
henzollern.
Bihop de Wolf, Salm Hyrbourg.
Bifhop de Molenburg, for luxembourg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-21
LOSS OF THE QUEBEC FLEET.

Mercantile Chronicle o05ee, Cork, AugnR 25,
-Four o'clock.
Our Courier has juf arrived from Cove, with
the following information
The tranfport fhip OAorne, Capt. MoGatt,
has arrived in this harbour. Her intelligence
is of very difdgreeable nature. She made one
of Fleet of twenty-five fail, which left Que
bee, under convoy of HE MajeRy's llip Cham
pion, three of that numker were tranfports,
having on board the 9th regiment of foot,
confilting of four hundred and fixty feYen men |;
the other fhips were merchantmen and matt
Hips. On the 15th infant, feven of the Con.
yoy parted at different periods OF the day ;
and on the fame day they fell in with firange
fail, which, when within four miles of the
Champion, net anfwering the private 6gnal, il
was intimated to the fhips of the feet to die.
perfe. 1t was fhortly difcovered that the
ttraDge hip was an enemy and line of battle
fhip. She was obferved to hoard five fail dur
ing the day which were fct on fire. Another
fail was diftinguiihedto leeward bearing s. by
Z. which had alto the appearance of a man Of
war, and as fire was dfcenible in that direSti.
on, ihe was alto judged to be an enemy. From
the iituation in which the feet wa, when the
Oiborne efcaped, il Is aronsiy to be appreheud-
cd, that the entire Oft was either captured
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-21

KNOWN their acceH Hon - tfs canEr .,e,,.,o- -,
the aggrand'trment of their States. Inv Parent,
and Proclamations. French Commi,,ionrrs,,.
now arrived at their Courts: CHARGED IN ,,l..
poiietlon OF and deliver up TO them their rev
acquihtions. The dehnitive contribution of th-
confederation will be carried into effect on the
lit September. 1t is ail! rumnurso that \, that
period II. M. the Emperor of the French will
De IN our Town, in order to open, as Protector.
the firft alfembly of the confrderated Princes
This league is already recognized by mon oe
the European powers and we every nRant
expect to fee it acknowledged in Ike m,rn.r
ny the Emperor Of Rniia, and 70 receive tb..
Declaration which this Potentate is abou, NH
inning on that head. This League ausmrp.s
Gaiiy. we have pp!i,ive intelligence that tn.
Eieetor OF Wurtzbmrg acceded thereto, about
e'got Gays hnce, and that the Emperor of Aui.
ira, ms brother, whomhe hid oonfuited on
the inbJeet, gave his formal appreciation to the
neaiurs. 1t IS not yet known what the EleSfOr
OF hefe will do; the information which has
reached US concerning the intentions of that
Court beng too vague to he relied on.
A London paper of the ssth of Auruf ~,
on board the Alexander, in the Downs, meut;-
ons the arrivalof a mefTsnger from Lord Tan.
derdale and that, in confeqnence thereof.
Stocks had ritcn IN the morning to 8 and A half.
but had declined to aud a quarter at the clofr
OF the day. His ordihip h nd not made any ar
engagements for quitting Paris on the contra
ry, his fon was about leaving London on a Witt
to his father, Oh the prelunption that the ne.
quotations would be carried on for corfiders.
bic time longer. Mere. MA.
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From IRE .dnrora.
THE NoN-IMPoRrArIoN LAW.

Our readers will recolleGf that in about fiv.
weeks from this date, the non-mpor,ation law
goes INTO operation and that every CITIZEN
whether as public c65err or private -,,,aa
will be called upon to aid in inforcing its faith
tui execution and in expofng to the exccr7-
ton OF the public and to the rgor of the law,
every N an uvhc de--:
ne following papers on the iubieGt were pui,-
lined lone time iince we undetftand that I'll
the ARTICLES enumerated are within the puryiew
OF the laws the obvious intention of the law
was TO operate on the intereas of England to
render US juftce.
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LONDON, Auguft 20.

The Ian accounts received at Gottenburgh
from St. Petersburg, Fate that the Rufian Mi
ture.
Mr.. David Erfkine, appointed AmbaTador to
the United States, left town yeaerday with his
fuit 10 embark for America.
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a project isnow actually on foot. and pro-
ereihng with rap ity, 10 nrite by meaus at \
turpplke. the commerce Of the wefiern waters
with the Atlantic ocean. This road commea
ces at Newhurgh, Gxty miles above Nsw-York
on the Iludfou, and terminates on lake Ont,
RIO, near Ofwego. This enterprise, as impor
tant 10 the vaa inland coun.ry bordering on the
lakes as to the CRY of New-York, will have
the effect TO place the lat;erRon footing with
the mott commsrcih cities on the globe.
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DonleStif.
NETWORK, ONobe1 Il.

The flip H"n'reis of this Mort, Dodge maj.
ter bound from France to New Orleans, ard
captured on her pa!ligt by the Britifh floo,, OF
war l. oS,ervateur, has been acquitted at Ber-
muda, veiirl and cargo.