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The drawing fhall commence on the 18th
of December next, and the price of tickets
will be dollars so cents after the hrlt. The
highelt prize fhall be pad in ninety days
other prizes above one hundred dollars, IN
drty and all other prizes in thirty days al
er the drawing is completed.
Prizes will not be paid unleis demanded with
in ONE year from the drawing.
The prefent Scheme is i1ued sgafn, as hav.
ing met general appreciation ana il contains
more capital prizes in proportion to the num-
Der and pricesf 1icketsthan any hitt erto pro-
pofed and coniide-ing there's NO DEDUC-
lion, ana the nominal being the real value
OF tie prizes, adventarers have good prof.
peel.
NIB. Thofe who have unfcttled accounts
with the managers are requeited 10 adult
them, as they with 10 ciole their accounts MIth
the agent.
lJCkETSJ far Jals by tie managers,
ara at tie nfaai placer.
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HAS received from Load9r and Brit
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OF GOODS in his line, and has now for iale,
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NOTICE is hereby given, that
] y the fubfcribar has been duly apPoint-
ed administrators on the eftate Of he

NUBtKI TORU -N,
late of Bowdoin, IN the county ok Y Lncoir veo-
man deceaied, and has undert Fkea thar run
by giving bond as the law dire r--c;s all perfons
therefore having demands agaCslnit the efate Of
laid deceaied, are delred 10 exhibit the fame
for iettleuient, and al indeIl ted TO fald elate
are requeited 10 make inrnf diate payment.
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Arthur Shirley, Printer.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

Capt. Houaon Of the brig American. ar-
rived laf evening from the city OF st. Domingo,
informs. thar an engagement rook place at that
port on the 9th ult. between The French heet
from Bret, and under the command of Admiral
Sicgle, and the Ensiih fqusdron, believed un.
der the command Of Admiral Cochran, which
ended in the capture of 8 ard dearueiion Of .,
tonc of which was the Admirsi's) Of the largeH
Of the French fhips. The French feet conGft.d
Of L'Inperial, of 1874 guns, Jupiter "a, Diomed
~, L'Brave 81, L'Aiexaodis "a, Felicite A.,
Comet s6. and the corvette Diligence ~ and
the Engiih force conGRed OF line OF battle
fhips aud two fmaller veGels. Previous to the
engagement the Fiench had landed Goo troops.
The battle was vigoroas and we'll conteaed On
both Gdes tor 3 hours.
Capt II. further informs, that days after
the action another Englifh iquadron OF i3 fail
arrived and remained two Gay, off that place,
fuppofed commanded by Admiral Duckwo
We learn from a Tsfredable gente eman. that
the upper decks OF Imperial blew up shea
fhe funk, about ieven miles from The city and
that 100 fouls periihed on board. She ia juft
off the focks. and was th raht TO be the 6neft
fhip in the French navy.-ibjd. Mayeb S.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

His majeay the emperor and king has by
this frs aep fulfilled a duty facred to his heart.
" Bat he believes he would have feverely In
;nred himfelf, wounded the honor OF his nonar.
chy, the dignity of his houfe and the renown Of
his good sad grs.teft nation, and have impair
ed the bsft interef of fate in the eyes Of the
psefent and future generations, IT, not with
Handing the weighfy obligations incumbent on
him for the prelefvation of the whole, he had
given way to his own feelings for the tempora-
ry heavy opprefiion of his people, and coincid-
ed with fipulstions which would have been
. death blow 60 his monarchy, and breach Of
she conicderacy with all his sllics.
" His majefy wanted peace. He fill wants
il with uprightnefs and hnceIity.
50 Bot never can he, never will he fuff.r him
felf 20 be placed 10 fate Of iniccurity, which
would iubjed him and his people TO the domin-
ecring command of powerful enemy.
/" Under foch circumtances, there is no al
tentative for his msjeAy left, than to cleave to
the great. yet unexauited Iefources, which he
6nds in the hearts, in the PROPERTY, in the
fidelity and in the arcngth of his peopIc--to the
fiilI onimpsircd pover Of his high allies and
friends, the emperor of Rufiia and the king of
Pruffia, and TO perfeverc in this firm and hearty
alliance, sntii the emperor of France. with that
moderation which is tho fsectef flower in the
garland Of great monarch, fhall agree to con-
ditions OF peace, which mutt DO, be Purchs.ed
by the facri6ce of national honor and the inde-
psndcnce of great nation"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
COMMUNICATION.
Nh. BIsBaH.

Mn. BIsBBE,
: You are requefed, by namber Of your read
ers, TO republfh the fpeeck OF Mr.. Wright, On
his own bill for the protection sBd iDdemrifca-
tion OF American Seamen. This able ipsech has
not, to my Knowledge, been p'in!ed in any OF
our New England papers which 10 me, 10 not
. little furprlGne, when thele paoers are equal
ly Indignant at thi, fpccies Of BrItiih barbar,y.
This bill when fra ifIued before the pubic,
was, through affetis,ion al leaf, knocking to
federal humauity, which recoied at il as fan
culinary and cut.thrcat motion: Though it
vent to authorize no,blng bot equitable rep,iial.
But have ever found it a. good way as any,
in our decifons oo the political merit and con-
fequence of meafures, which have embraced for
their objeet sriAocratic encroachmenn in geuer-
al, and Engliih offences in particular, TO aRnrnc
method however would not only commend MIR.
Wrighn bill to our attention, but we are folici-
ted TO applaud il for ito inirinfc merit. No
bill believe has ever been brought before Con-
gref', that has been better fuppoued by its mo-
YER than this. Mr.. Wright is certainly entitled
to the thank, Of his cobutfymen, for coming for
ward 10 this novel and undaunted meafuse 10 re-
taliate and repreis fuch diabolicsl outrage. A
nentfal and pacihc nation 10 raviihed OF nn citi-
zens to SIGHT for . people whole piracies on the
acknowledged rights OF others, could not be a-
toned By q full oblation OF its own, blood. Good
God fhall our fellow citizens with impuniiy be
(~iy torn from their families, Who are lett to
laneuih 10 indigence and grief-who oiten have
no other reliance for fuppot bot the earnings
Of the pirated hufband. Tho am infenfbly
drawn into the midR Of the fubjec, muR for
bear. The fshjea 10 too whelming for human
feelings. The heart Of fentiment-of JoIy--of
natural tenderness who, at the fhfine OF equity.
invokes the felicity of mortals, mua revolve the
fubjed for itfels.
mua haaiIy obterve that in this fpeech Brit
ifh impreGmens shosgh wickedly frightiui 10 IT.
felf, has become more 70, by beipg deprived Of
every p,etext Of lac and slaee which form i,s
Ioog and unlimited pssvslence, il might (ssm to
claim foe palliatioa ssd isppcrt.
SEvENTY-SIX.
Biaol, March s, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

Gee Of the officers and folders who were wound
/ ed or difabled in the revolutionary war with
Great Britain, with leave to report by bill or
otherwile.
This refolution was immediately taken up
and agreed TO.
Oas motion made 70 refer to feled COM
mitsec the memorial of the Ohio company, pre-
tented the laa fefIion, the Houie divided
lAYss6s Carried, and a committee Of three
members were appointed.
# ms0ser zc~, dtiivsysl f,sw ,6< Prsi1sas sf
|fbe UnNl Sasfss, By Mr.. Cshs, biz fe,sfSy,
a, fsilsso':
"MR. SPEAKER,
81 am d,sded BY t5e PrsJfdsns Of tts U.
Stsfes to driiuey yos m.Gegs in ao,ifisg."
Tbe Speaker, bavizg reeeived and etfsfd a
tarket s esyG<,,ablt hse. oI/trved tbHs fbe ~ef-
jags 4Oas eesfdesHal. and sbsrspsx sydsrd fbe
gailerns 10 be .eleaSsd.
In about one hosr and . half the doors were
opeoed. when il appeared that part Of the com.
munications made by the Pfefident were conf
dental, and thar the members of the Houfe re-
naiucd under an INJUNCTION Of fecreey with re-
gard 20 them and that zaother part was not
confidential. This past embraces, among
o,hen. the following documents.
q. A letter from Governor Claibornc TO the
Secretary Of STATE. dated, Otsober IA, ISoS ,
in which, after Eating the preparations mAkiag
by the Spaniards At Pepfacoia and other Plsccs,
he fays {" Astter myfeif thar hoitiities be-
tween the United States snd Spain may be
avoided, and that an hoaorablc adjpRnent of
our difference may cnfae. But am inclined
10 think that the Spanifh agents csicrlate on 4
fpeedy rupture and are making all the prepsrs-
tions that their means permit to commence the
war in this quaster."
=. Statements Iefpeefing the detention of the
American Gun Boats.
a. Correfpondencc bct@cer Govsraor Clsi-
borne and the Marquis de GAIA Cslvo. on eY-
emp,ing the Spaniih officer, from municipal
taxes.
4. Corrrfpondencc between Governor VIII
lisms of the MiiEfipp; territory and Gov.
Grsndpre, with fundry COMMUNICATIONS TO the
Secretary Of State on outrsges committed IN sie
MifIiaippi territory.
{. Documents 10 new that the iet,lement of
Bayon Pierre on the Red river, al which prin-
cipal aggrefion took place, was originally made
by france, while poHeffng Loui6sns. and came
TO the pon:iIion Of Spain only by the general de-
livery Of Louifana to her and as part Of IL.
6. Exraet Of q letter from G. Pinkney. dated
Aug. 1906. as we'll as one dated, September II,
iSos. reipetting Spanifh fpolia,ions.
?. Ccmmunication, from Gov. Claiborne,
dasd Oeaober "a, 1905. refPetting obffudion'
on the Mobile.
8. Copy Of letter from the commander of
the nip Hansres TO the Secretary of the Navy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
BLOODY BATTLE OF THE ap
DEC.
PoRroTIz, lath Frimaire. !
(3d Dec. J year I4th. :

am impatient, marihal, to fend
you back your aid-de-camp TO an
nounce to you the brilliant victory
which we have jult gained over the
Ruf!ian army. They were drawn out
in array before us to the amount of
10000 men, of which 1900 were
Auftrians. On the 10th they made
motion in their left wing to attack
us, and to furround our right. 1t was
evident they meditated an attack on
the nth. The emperor, as ufual
with him, prevented this by himfelf
commencing the attack at the break
of day, the battle lated from feven
O'Clock in the morning to FIVE in the
evening. The Ruflian army was en-
tirely deitroyed, a6,ooo prifoners ta-
ken $4,000 killed and iao pieces of
cannon taken poGef1ion of.-The
guards of the. Ruflian emperor were
attacked by thofe of the emperor Ma.
poleon.-They were entirely difcom.
fitted the colonel and one third of
their officers taken, the itandard bear
er, all their artillery, and in fine the
whole body of the guards, as well
horfe as foot, to the amount Of 5000
men, were entirely cut to pieces. AL.
mott all the Ruflian generals have fal-
len into our hands. The emperors
Of Ruflia and Auitria had the greateft
difficulty to fave themfelves acrofs the
marines. A comfortable quantity of
men, topped by the marines and a
lake, into which they threw them
felves, were drowned, experiencing
the fame fate as the Turks who threw
themfelves into the fsa, at the battle
of Aboukir. Our troops are now
purifying the fmall remains of this ar
my once 70 arrogant. For further
details, your aid.de.camp will relate
to you what he has feen and heard. l
have but barely time, ,marfhal, to write
to you thus briefly, as you know we
have few moments TO fpare. ] have
received the letter in which you in
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
PROCLAM M ALTON.

&c HE MajcRy the Emperor and King had ne
yer q higher win than the maintenance OF
peace. This win lay in the principles Of his
government as well ss in his heart, Without
any even the mott diRanr project Of enlarging
his States, or of procuring a. Naturalization
for ihe faci6ces he had made az Luoeville and
Ra,ilbon, to the tranquility Of Europe. ne de-
Cred nothing but that the Emperor OF France.
aetuated by 6milar fpirit of enlightened and
humauc policy, fhould re,srn within the limits
preicribed by the treaty Of Lunevile.
Whoever with pure Intention has inter-
efed himfelf in the fate Of Europe, mutt have
felt the juRice and moderation Of this defire.
"Trae to his principles, his majefty was
ever ready. during the progreh OF the preien:
war, 70 offer the hand Of peace ; and he would
have thouaht and acted in the fame manner, pn-
der the moft fplendid victories, - Hnder the
influence of contrary events.
I" His msjeRy thought the great and dehfa-
Die moment of this reconciliation and OF this
return to national happinefs really NOT far diff
tant, whea the emperor of France, at fundry
times, openly profe0cd to entertain hmlar ienti-
nenu, aod fpokc precifely in the fame fpirit to
hi, imperial and royal majeay's generate. who.
by the fortune of war. became his priionsrs.
{" Full Of confidence in !uch declarations, aud
compelled by the win to avert from the city Of
Vienns, which is 70 dear TO his heart, the ap-
proaching danger. and from HE good and faith
fol iubjeeas in general the preiIure Of 2 tedioas
war. bis majeay ient feld-marfhal lieatenzat
count Won Outlay 70 the French emperor's
headquarters, 10 his and bis sliics' names. to
receive the couoboration of thofe frieodly fenti-
ments. aud to learn the particular conditions
which emperor Napoleon on THE occaaon
would make, preparatory too general oegocia-
tion for . cefation Of arms.
" But the expectations Of his msjeRy wese
not fulfilled. Az the ba6s Of a ceiiasion Of afms
for fc~ weeks only, the French emperor de-
mands, I" that the allied troops return TO their
native country that the Hungarian levy. &c.
be disbanded & that the dukedom Of Venice
and the Tyrol be put into the Pods0ion OF the
French armics."
{" The contrsR between fuch demands and
the ones heretofore made by the emperor Of
France, all Europe will Percsivs."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

Exfrad of a letter from bis exceileney
nionfsHy De Beanbaynois, mmHer,
plenipOfentiary Of the French empire,
at tbe court of Etrwia, to M. Yer
dier general Of diOJfon, dated.
Florence, 18th Frimaire, I4th year,
At i O'Clock in the morning.
A letter from the minifer of ex-
terror relations, dated Vienna, the
Iath Frimaire, informs me, my dear
general, of the grand victory gained
by our augua fovereign on the day of
his anniversary: the three emperors
being prefent. The guard of the en-
peror Napoleon attacked that of the
emperor of Ruilia, took its colonel,
one third of the officers, all the artl-
lery, and cut the reit to pieces.
The French troops are now purlu-
ing the remains of the Ruflian and
.Aultrian army.
The field of battle was at Aulterlitz.
Napoleon, our auguf fovereignis
well and was every where prefent.
Good bye and love me.
FRANCIS DE BEAUHARNOIS.
P.S The bulletin will arrive by the
couriers.
A true copy.
General cf divifion.
VERDIER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
FROM THE BALTIMORE AMER
NHM.
Of Monday Mareb 8, 1906.

The editor tenders tribute of his
warneft thanks, to the commercial
friend, who politely furnilhed him
with two diftind printed fheets, the
contents OF both. in France and Ita-
lian, OF which the following are tranE
lated copies. The paper on which
they are printed bears the French
itamp, and they appear to have been
intended for general circulation
Yhey were received by the Paragon,
arrived at Baltimore from Leghorn
and Malaga She left the former
place the I4th of Dec. and the latter
the 18th of January.
BLOODY BATTLE OF THE I'D
DEC.
BetzOeen The French and allied forces.
(Tranflated for the American.)
Copy Of a lsttsr from Mar,bai Bsrtbier
mimfer Of zOar and major general Of
fbegrmd army, to Martial MaDsna.
PoRroTIz, l2th Frimaire.
(3d Dec. year 18th.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
DECLARATION OF THE EMPEROR
FRANCIS.

By the fpccial order OF His Majeay the EN-
peror aud King. who has for fome days honor.
ed our town with bis preiencc, the following
notice has been publifhed by the Rehdent OF
Police the Baron Van Summercw.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

formed me Of your junction with gene.
raj Marin ont.
The major general,
(Signed) M. BERTHIER.
A true copy,
M. MASSENA.
A true copy, general of diviGon,
VERDIER.
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THE subscriber takes the liberty Of
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-15
Choice Goods,

almost Of every description, suitable TO
the present season. Those Goods have
been selected with care from the latest
importations and they are satisfied on
particular examination will give sarisfac-
ton to the purchaser both as to cheap.
ness and quality-to~ be bad for cash,
country produce, or on the usual terms
OF credit topunetuai customers. l..
, Martinsburg, June 40. 1906.