davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23

Gle corhaisnt3ig upon the extraordinary siSusd.
on IN which England and p.uaiis stand, tie FOR.
mer being actually at War, anu the latter auSi
aus TO avoid il. 4.
Mn. PrScXSrY, who has been selected by
the PresiscnI OF the Unsed States enter into
> discussion with the British Government res.
pcSsing the mutual causes of complaint subsis.
ting beCweyn The two Countries. arrived Ut Ii
vtr?ool on Thursday We have no DOUBT tia,
there is every disposition on the par, OF hio Ma
Jssty's Ministers 70 redress any tea! grievances
OF which the American Government may have
% complain bur they will nor. OH the other
land we are convinced. compromise thc dignity
or sac;itice the Interests. of this Country TO the
c'arnor OF Party IN America, whose obje e cv
d ntly is oht ain from this country ,he most
degrading concessions. o. ~ provoke War.
June 4
We las; night received Dd,ch papers 10 the
I'D inst ami this morning the hanba,gh Mail
due on W sdnesda, arrived The former arc fl
led wish accounts 1T the uriva Of their Males.
ties he new King and O.ieen OF Holland at he
IL ;gne They ar'iv-d mere on the evening of
the u il, All took up their residence a. the
house IN the VOID they were attended by a
a-Se BODY OF cavalry, and the road through
yhich they passed was lined with troops, all
French
Ge"eral Lauriston, on taking possession of
NdSusa' mas nu'iisned ~ Proclamation. IL which
ne aea. 'hI' Fhs enemies of Fraace had too
nHca '"iia nee IN the IA sussn Republic. and
! ana 5nap@r'e. feeling has eiyaiy thersby hurs.
hat ordered him 10 take possession OF il; and
adds that he vii! Keep possession of it until the
Nnsfi2n i hail have evacuated not only Caltato
bu, C'9fu, and me whole republic of The Seven
stands, AMI until the Russian squadron sha
have IN rely qIi,ied The Aira,ic 'Tae intel!i
SenIe Brought by The Mil is more than usually
un'nlsrestnS No ps't of the French t.oops
t1vr yet evacrated G ''mauy, mr. DO they shcw
any disposition 10 give up Brsnnau 10 The Aus
rams. ls,ler has been circulated on the Goa
nncnt. said "a have been wriIen By Donapar,e
. the King OF Bavo'ia. requesting him TO abdi
cate his Throne in favor IF his son We are,
d, cou e, unab ( 70 vonch Tor the Authenticity
Vt thi' Lee er; bn If II be NJ, genuine. The s,yir
II n3naPaire is very well initiated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23

on OF any pat.ieuIat ms mbst cftAs cnuFt,
martial, unless, required to gave cadence
thereof as witness, by court o. justice
III due course OF law. Nor divrlge the
sentence Of the court TO any but the pro
per auihorily, Until II shall be duly disclo
SD by the same. So hsih you God"
Article 70. When any prisoner arraign-
ged before general court marital shall
from obstinacy and deliberate design,
stand mule or answer f,yeign 10 the pur-
! pose, the court may proceed to trial and
lIdgmenc as if he prisoner had regular
~ pleaded not g,;liy.
Ac,icie II. When n member shall Sc
challenged by 4 PRISONER, lac mus, state
lis causes Of ChsiieHga. cf which he court
shall after due elaboration determine the
relevancy o. valid and decide accord
IN ely; md no challenge o more than one
member at Time snail be received by
the cou,t
Article ~. All the members of court
martial are To b have with decencY ant;
cainness and in giving iheir votes ate IA
3egi" ~ith the youngest III commission.
Article 70. ~ persons who give -evi
dence before courts marital, are to be ex
au;ned on oa;h CT affirmation in The fol.
lowing form:
.. You swear or affirm Gas the case may
be- the evidence you shall give in ths
! cause now in hearing shalt be The truth
the whole iru h, and nothing but the truth
80 hslt yon Col"
Arucle "a. On The trials Of cases 70,
capital before cour,s marital, the deposit
| ton OF witnesses not IN The Inc or staff
| OF the army, may be taken b'iore some
justice of The peace. .pl read IN evidence:
provided, the prosecu!ur and person accu
sed are present at ihe taking the same, or
are duly notified thereon.
Article rs. No officer shall be tried
but by general court marital, nor By
officers of an Cerior rank, fiji can b.
avoided. Nor shall any proceedings o.
trails be Carried on excep ing between
tie hours OF eight in The morning aud
three IN the afternoon, excepting in Gases
which in The opinion Of the officer sppoin!
ing the cous, martial, require imme diate
example.
Article 20. NJ person wha soever shall
use any menacin.s words. signs, or ges.
~ '~9~NN vi d CouVi ulaCtlSi, OF
shall cause any disorder or riot, or dis
iuth their proceedings, on The penalty OF
being punished at The discretion Of The
sa d court martial.
Article II Whenever any officer shall
be charged with crime, he shall be Az.
rested and confined IN has barracks. un.r
ters, or tents. and deprived Of his sword
by the commend ng officer. Ard any Of.
ficer who shali lecve h S confinement be
lore he shall be set at liberty by his com
mandlng officer, or by superior officSr,
SHALL be casaie-ed.
10 b. Continued
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23
PETERSBURG, Aug. 81.

we have received the fourth number
OF the Western World, IN which the de.
vsiopement of The Spanish Association ;s
progressing Inc Characters already i'm
Phca'ed as concerned in this tYai,erous
attempt against a part OF the union, main.
am an exalted standing in society. o.
thers are no" promised, of equal impor-
lance IN society, as Will appeal by the fol.
loving paragraph. ~ Reha6iican.
" The name of Jonathan Dayton will
make conspicuous figure towards the
close oil our investigation, when the Sc
cre's OF Aaron Burr, Edward Livingston,
the chief jistice Prevos, Of Louisiana, re-
nsrai Smhh of Baltimore, col. Smith Of
New York &c. will be unfoided. AtDte.
sent 1t IS only necessary to observe, that
Dayton and Wilkinson have been in con.
slant habits Of correspondence since the
hrst dawn OF he Spanish association in
hen'ucky. That Dayton and John Brown,
ai'ho' they opposed each other in con-
gress' were inseparable friends in private
That the Rev. John Mason, the brother.
in law of John Brown, and au, hor of a
scurrIlous pamphlet, entitled The voice
OF warming" against Mr.. Jefferson, is the
warm political freud and constant asso-
cate oil Jonathan ID yion."
In hen'ucky, where, until lately, the
voice OF discomfort and disquietude were
not known--wbere peace ard brothefIy
love went hard in hand--and where Dariv
chickering's were heard no more i'm this
once happy asylum, tie tommahawk of
iactioD has been raised and the voice of
"iid misfule rs heard, ike the roaring Ii.
on, seeking whom it may dev ur. The
publications ~ the Western World, have
arrayed ci,izen against citizen, and the
Iiie OF Fellow being has been 81 eatly leo,
Pardised' In consequence of the disc!o.
sure OF the Spanish Kentucky Assncia-
''on' ne minds OF the people have been
greatly aglta,ed, and on Saturday the 3O:h
VT. an attempt was made TO assassinatc
ME- Street, one OF the editors, in .he
sa'e house yard pistol was fred at
MN by one George Adams, and the con.
TENS, slightly gazing his body, passed
mo his Clothes. Street ard hdans
were both bouod to appear before IN.
. e~i court, which was held ON the NJ
q ay following, wheu The GrIaer was dis.
c ia rgea, sud the latter yss ordered totn.
Ter ib'oa 'ecogbizaute to keeptbe neecA
An indictment Was laid aesinst Adm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23

wine. Be e,r Iia,nturSh. surncscd 20 De Fvnch
Propsrsy ana nh. American big Mount Vetnon,
j. Owen. f,tsn yirsi'a, with tobacco TO Fat
:':os;h for orders, ia consequence OF not being
provided with arcgis,sr.
PhyNovru. June 10 Game in tho Atlas
oartci Lisutenant Hawkins. from the Cap. ct
Good Hope, with one hundtcd and seven,y five
French prisoners; American ship Au.rra Cap
tain Hal, from ~ ,lasa, laden witn me, &c.
put in Tor oIders.
DEAL. June 2l.--Arived the Clyde Frigate,
Meteor Bomb. from &, mke. and he Amc,i
can Eas' iuliau MN e4una, from China, las,
from Boston. bound 10 Rotterdam, and Ier,sin
M the Downs WITH ,he Ships rs per last
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23
PHILADELPHIA, August le.


Extract OF a le,,er from gentleman
in Alcant (Sp,in) TO the Editor Of the
Norwich Courier, dated, Juse To-
We received a circular from john
Martin Baker, esq consul a, Palma, Is
land OF maInrca, which states that on the
l5;h of May there anchored in that bay
Tunisien division of square rieced
vessels, the one irigate of SO guns, 4 OF
Il bsqlc hulks, one mounting SO guns Sc
The others So, the Whole iuli of men.
The report they made TO the captain ge-
neral was. that they sailed from Tunis on
he 18th April il quest of Portuguese,
and we're III want # wood and water. The
whole of h division sailed on The night
OF the 26h May.
Officially informed as to our actual ST.
'ua,ion with the Regency of Tunis have
considered II prudent to communicate 10
you ihe above information from every
Information, however, which can be OBJ
tanned they have no hostile intentions a.
gainst the American flag.
In consequence of the death of the
Princes Of Au,trias, a National Mourn,
ing has taken place in Spain, to continue
6 months"
we hear tha; his Excellency the Tu-
nissan Ambassador will shortly embark at
Boston III The ship Two Brothers, for Tu-
ms, aid that the United States brig
frenklin viii accompany her as store
ship.
Col. Aaron Burr, late Vice President
OK the unred States, passed through
Cha'nbtrsburg on the illh inst. on his
way TO h Westward.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23
Latest firm Europe.
puJI.ADsIpuI,

PHILADELPHIA. August is
Yesterday arrived ship Betsey Captain LOGAN.
from Live pool by whom we have receIyed
London papers to the Il h. and Liverpool to
The 2o'h of June, from which we have the
followiDG:-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23

RoMg. May 19 An English fquad,on. of
four ships of the line, which lies in he road Of
Naples, was a witness of he rejocmgs hich
took place ar Naples on ;he emmy Of King 10
seph tho English on The same day maae an at
tack on the island Of Capri.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23

VIENNA June 2 We now know for certain.
tina, 2OOO OF our troops have entered Cauaro,
which had been previously evacuated by the
Russians. The place was afterwards su render
ed 10 the French. agfeeabiy the m,aiy Of
Presburgh Eve'y thing thar has been sail in
the fo,ei8n journals Of new engagements fcr
mug oy Austria. is entirely destitute of founda
ton. All the measures and disposition, of or
court tend TO peace. The only diff ulty " hieh
remained, is now removed by the evacuation of
Cattaro
FEoM THE MAIN. June to-Aocording TO
letters from The Coast OF Italy, the French are
extremely active at Touon and Genoa in fittin,,
Gu T oilla for the purpose of covering the ar
my in rs passage from Naples 70 Sicily. Most
OF the English in tbis island are enc aniped in the
neIghborhc d Of Messinl and an Enelis, soua
dTon, con isting of several fig1tes and gun
boats. continues cruising off the cyasr of Nap es
Since Marsha Massena mas been before &c
ia in person he besieging army has been consi
dersby Increased.
AucsBvRon, June live may Judge from
the exchange Of Couriers, some Neg ,ciations
of importance are carrying on between Austria
and France.
BERLIN, June 7 -Neanwhiie The co,nr1noi
cations be ween Prussia aud I'm gland continue
to exist. M De JaCo5 is siD a, London Prus
STA does not wish war--and u gland makes il (,
siiuarion extraordinary enough The Bate
still remains free, Prussia has not shu, her
poris there against the English, and the later
commit no hostiIities in that sea ---MOnifear,
June ID.
HANaURoH, June Is This Prrssian Court
continues iis negotiations with Sweden and
England but wiihour aforiiug either more or
less hope ct the rcsiCr.ton of Peace between
any OF the Powers at War. The last news we
received from Bavaria leaves US still in uncer.
tainty with respea to the evacuation OF Cerma
many by the French Troops
Down June 10 Sailed this day the follow.
Ing vessels; ship Fwo Generals Captain Gun.
nngram Of and from Nwfolk, with n1ur. bound
10 bsmburgh brig Tiuxton. Captain May. "
and from Baltimore. with tobacco also for Ham.
byrgh and the Swedish hoy HoGnupg Cap,
Kyuse from Malaga, bound 20 Tonairgsn, with
wine and fruit.
PsSzASca. Jure 10 Arrived 4ton,.s csuizs
La Coniianee sloop Of war. anE Tive aAraii pri.
vaie ohip OF war, of Liverpool. the later bring
ms with her the Hambu Oh snip the mergue'
"a Cofneba, l.. Nicholson, from BotdeauA, wIik
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23

PENzASca. Jure 1s Arrived from. csuizs +,
La Confanee Goop Of war. anG Tive SARAH yri.
va'e chip of war, Of Liverpool. tie later bring.
ns with her the Hambu gh snip the @srs1'e'
"a Cofnela, l.. Nicholson, from BorseauA. wHk
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23

Col. Aaron Burr, late Vice President
OK the UnHed States, passed through
Cbanbt rsburg on the illh inst. ON his
way TO he Westward.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

in power, abuGpg the peoples privi-
leges, wrefting from their hands the
right of fuffrage, and eating their
oaths and the contribution behind
their backs. The omiilion Of a letter
in the name of candidate, when the
perfon was certain TO every common
capacity, is pretext TO fet aside the
man of the, people Ru: throw NOT
all the blame, fellow citizens, on the
democratic majority Of the committee
and the Senate = lhink you they arc
finners above the relt I al tell you
nay" IF their own party appear to
diicountenance this proceeding, be
cautious how you believe them-be
convinced of their fncerity, before
you rely on their penitence -Tbis ef
ter cafsDlon Of gull is ALWAYS meriso-
rious; but after detef7ion, the culprit
fometimcs repents, not becaufc be is
guilty, but becaufe he IS tound ont.-
Bciides, the condua has been iuiti6-
ed and aPPlauded by their party and
that the accompliees in the az g have
defer,ed well of their country" has
been echoed from almoit every de-
mocratic paper 10 the fate and for
what? Becaule they have aiiumed
the right of fuffrage which belonged
to the people, and by miterable fub-
terfuge trihed with their tights and
prlvlleges--Becaule they counted
four votes from the town Of Btltaf
which were returned for no perlon,
nor in the name Of any perfon, to
prevent the election Of Q oy. Strong -
Becaule they received from the town
OF P0Yfonysela a return aacasfiftti9naf
on TIE tare Of If, on the frivolous, un-
founded and fslle pretence that The
eSespf,aaa5ls part zgaS counterfeit, and
refuied TO hear evidence 10 the con-
trary-Bscaufe they admitted an un-
conttitutionol return from the town
OF Cs,nbridgs, againit the elsttion Of
Caleb Strong, without even naming
the irregrlarity. hefc are forne Of
the reaions why thefe gentlemen de,
ierve well of their country. A. B.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23
For the Portland Gazette.
CAUCUo.--No. &.

THE writer of the Little Argus,
willing to promote dilcord ,among
the people of Malachuietts, if they
could but have for their governor,
man who harnonizes with Jefcrfop
and his administration, concludes
his addreis TO the republicans of
Portland, with an earnef call upon
them to give general attendsace-by
which, ne fays, "your beayf Of reprs-
feaf0tive5, and by their means your
whole fats gsveynr.ent may be RE.
PUBLICAN, and barnsmzt with the
general government" What was the
government of Madachufetts before,
but republican (? Is it not evident
then, that he meant fomething ellie
by the revolution be was aiming to
bring about ? Had anypeople bet
ter government, or was any govern
ment better adrninittcrsd! i1e mutt,
if he has any confidence, anfwer No.
But, did il baynsanize with the geney-
al gousrnment /? | anfwer, the gen.
eral government of the u. S. is fn-
liar to that of Mahaohufetts and in
this reiped harmoniEeS with it but
the majority of ITS representatives
were fedetaliits. They could NOT
bsrr,onizs with democrats in their
opinion of the mealures of Jefferfon.
Nor would democrats have harmon
lied with Wa!hingtop and Adams,
had the fame aas been adopted By
them. No, they would have clam
ored mott abundantly'- Why ap-
prove them now becaufc the fed
eralilts do not. 1t is an undue pre-
judice againft the federalias, that ac-
tuates them-they regard not the
itate Of the country-rhey are gov
erned by fpirit Of oppoiition they
expel from their minds, truth, rea-
fon and found argument ; and when
they can no otherwife prevent the
effect Of facts which are publifhed
againf Jeferfon, they call them fed
sySi Ee5.
The trainfmifIion of two millions
Of dollars to Frame. under the pre-
renee Of rs-purchafing the Floridas.
but really to comply with the de-
mand Of Ronaparte-the tribute to
Tunis, upon the threat Of her Am
badadob that unlefs it was grsDtcd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

thinioh OF doHarS year, was con-
tinued, although the occaGon for
which it was eitablifhcd had ceafed-
The encouragement to Miro,ltis, to
invade the Spanilh territory Of Car
raccas, {although to fave appearan-
ces, a Proiecution was ordered a.
gainft the owner of the Learder for
aiiilfisg him) which will undoabted-
ly, foon bring JUS, into war with
Spain, and of courfe with France,
are recent iniiances Of their mode
Of deceiving the people,
The purchaie of Loailiana, or
rather the bargain made for il, ras
we have NOT yet an undifauted title,
aad leading member Of Congrefs
(not Randolpb) has lately been heard
20 fay, that it was I'D cheat.
This isa fad.l This purchafc, I
fay, will be cusie to US, even if
We ihould hold the territory which
has already colt the nation inmenie
fums, TO etabliih government and
fupporr its officers there-and for
which the people are or will be tax
ed fifteen millions of dollars, beiides
nine hundred thoufand dollars a year
for the intercf. This is an at of
the prelent asminiftration which is
MT deaied, brcaufe it cannot-it Is
too notorious-and no arguments
that are not fophifticsl, can be ufed
| 20 jufify it. A thoufahd previous
initances wherein either opPrefIlon,
folly, weeknefs, malice, hypocrify
or wickednefs, form fome trait in the
character of Jeferlon, might be
mentioned /: but they have been fire.
quently publlhed, and need not
now be repeated
Shall we barmomze with fuch All
sdmiGiitration as this /? Shall we
difturb the peace of our own fate, to
fupPort man of fuch a character,
as preldent Of the United States 2
{" Tel it nat an Gsfb."
have now done with my obferv-
ations on the Little Argus. If Ihaye
been fevere in any of my remarks, |
plead zeal for the intereit and hon.
or of my country, as a jufi6oation.
| plead a concern for the evils that
till await Us for the impending
judgments of GoD, which fear will
be brought upon us. We profefs
| ourfelyes 10 BE people who believe
in the religion of CKRisT, and in
one felf-e1iitent, everything and on
ly true GoD-and yet we have for
our chief ,nagiitrate, one who con
fders it a mater of indifference whe-
ther we believe III twenty Gods or
no God--one who has deemed as
"ufcfdi labors," the writings Of a
notorious inhdel, who has .blafphem-
ed the divine laviour-ridiculed the
fcriptures which teitify of him, and
endeavored to bring bis religion into
contempt
Have we not reafori to tremble for
the fate of the nation, who has fuch
a ruler } Letthc inconGderate mock
at the ohfrrvation, if they pleair,
but we have the word of Cob him
felf,. as revealed to US in many pla-
ces Of fcripture, fubitantia'ly inform.
ing us, that if we honor him and
perform his will, he will delight to
bIe(s US bat if we be difobedient,
and act contrary to his will, he will
forfake us, SPECTATOR.
p. S. The horrio conduct of the
prefent ruling members of our legif-
lature, who have invaded the rights
of the people, violated their contti-
turion of government, lighted tie
folemn oaths which they had taken.
trampled on the laws of GoD-and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

<Ty-ir drrsr,ntit. rRxr and eoNMEET.
. The people OF the United stafes--'May
fhey te as 6saey as they are Jirr. RiehmUnd
soaH. CoxnESr.-- The SLG~a IN Virginia
Ae 34A79s t"---Ce-tss, I6lC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

A democrat, yeRerday. fPeaking Of the Sen
ste. fzid. " If they are oct CeEsfa IF Fac Hr1-
d,ed, they are CosncH9 IF fet45lss. ."-Nes," ASt-
ldlu," was the reply. !Ceafinek
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

P.S. The horrio conduit of the
pre!ent ruling members Of our legf-
lature, who have invaded the rights
of the people, violated their confti-
tution of government, Aighted tie
folemn oaths which they had taker.
trampled on the laws Of GoD-and
the facred duty which was incum-
bent on them, is truly alarming.
Where honor and juftice ought to
be, we Ind difgrace and fraud. We
look to the tdcpartment of legila-
tion," to "sthe grand inquef Of the
Commonwealth" for righteoufnefs,
but hehold iniquity is there.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

Wagons. containing the baggage offeveral regi-
ments OF Auarian officers.
The adjutant. eommapdsnt Nation ha, made
prifoneu. on fhe route from Iglau 20 Bsunn 400
men OF the dragons Of Latour and Of the cuiraf-
iier Of HohenIohe. He charged saother de-
tachmeue of 100 men, and made So prifoaen.
Rcconnoiterine parties have been Rasioned az
far AZ Olmutz. The court has retired from thar
place to Poland.
The feafon has fer 10 with rigor. The French
army has taken its petition. It's head is fupPort-
ed by the place Of Brunp. which is very good.
and which We are nov bu6ly employed 10 arm
ing and putting into the bef fate of defence
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
Nsw.YoRK, Feb. rs.

d NEw-YoRK, Feb. IS.
The Hornet arrived at this port
lat evening in 7 days from Charlef.
ton, for orders.
FEB. 40.
Capt. Bartlett, from Kingifon, in.
forms us, that few days previous TO
bis falling Britilh frigate arrived
there with intelligence of a French
feet of ~ fail of the line having been
feen itanding TO the weitward. The
inhabitants of Jamaica were much a.
larmed at this report and the gov
eminent Immediately ordered two of
their largei veilels Of war to be hauled
into the channel way abrealt of Port
Royal harbor.
FEB. a.
A gentleman who arrived here in
the brig Achilles, from Porto-Rico,
informs us that French feet of o
fail of the line and 4 frigates, from
Brett, had arrived at the city of St.
Domingo, and landed 1900 troops.
FEB. "a.
Capt. Hillard, from Porto. Rico,
informs that on the evening of the
18th of Feb. he pafied a Britiih feet of
nine lhips ofwar and a brig. The
8 headmoit vefiels were fhips of the
'line--The force of the others he
could not dilcern.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
THE ANSWER,
70 VAR IN DISC USE,

10 JUST RscRivID
Asi fs, Sale az tbs O6sts sffbe Nrwt~i Mt,ex-
y. No. !. Ls1g- Wbs.E Price 6zt Ctnn.
THIS prodpetion from ibe pen Of one OF tho
i ablcff writer's in this country. breathing
the manly fpiTit of an American, who feels and
boldly svows an honea indignation, az the iu-
fults offered TO our Gag, will be read with great
in,ereA by every friend TO the Independence and
profperi,y Of the United States. Il poGsise' a
Ryle o. fuperior elegance. 10 replcte with argu.
mems mort but concluGve, and with irony as
fevere a. II 10 delicate.-This excellent vindica-
iion of Nevtr.l Rights. 10 highly important TO
the citizens Of all neutral hates.
--ALSO,-
JsA recei, ID, and for Sale a. above, the Second
Edition of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
RALEIoH, Feb. II.

We are forry to fate that We have
iuft heard that dreadful fire took
place in Wilmington on Monday
night laft by which two whole fquares,
comprifing nearly one half the town,
we're burnt to the ground. We un-
derlfand that the fire commenced in
a bake houle; the printing-o8ice was
not burnt, but the confufion and diff
trefs was 70 great that no paper was
ihued as ufual. confequently We have
heard no particulars.