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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-02
Notice.

a GREEABLE TO the Conaitution OF tie
"A BsNsvoLssr FsMALr SocrsrY. sheir
annual meeting will be held At Mr.. Jsb~ Meis's
Church-Suees, on Monday 9th infant At
O'Clock I. M. where the trsnfaetions Of the
proceeding year will be exhibited, and of6cers
for the enfuing year chofen.
E. N. THURSTON, Sse's,.
Nssusarf, Jan. i. 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-02
LONDON. OA. a..
AMERICAN BOTTOMS.

The following Official communication will
be read with much inierea by the commercial
world. IL relates 10 fubjed of much impor-
tsoce, snd embraces consequences of the great
ea magnitude. We hall offer no remarks on
it At preient.
"G,ss, Crnbs,lsnl Place. O3. zS. 1906.
"SlR,
I" have the pleafure to enclofe you copy
of a Note from, Lord Mulgrave. containing
Information that his Majcity has thought fit to
relax in certain refpetis, the blockade of the
ports of Cadiz and Lncar, which is now FORM
ed by his naval forces. "
.As the modification which is given to the
blockade of thefe potts by this declaration Of
his Msjeay, may be of importance TO the Unit
ed STATES. have 70 requea thar you will be 70
good as 10 communicate it, without delay, TO
their Couful, at the feversI ports. that their
citizen, may have advantage il. have the
honor TO be, Sir, your very obliged fervant.
tSigned)
"JAS. NqUNROE.
"General William Lyman, Conful OF the
United States. &c. sc. &c"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-02
To be Sold,

L0f q geod L0nd,
EONTAINING fS IA acres. with larco
~ Dwelling Houie and other out buildings
with an orchard and good we'll Of water, Gtua-
ted on the Wea-Road, four miles from New
port; poGc6ion given as March next, for fur
ther particulars enquire of the fubicribes ON tho
Prem'ie'' Alfo another Lot containing as
Acses.
ELIZABETH DURFEE.
Mildltfoprr. Jaxsav q, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-02
Notice is Hereby Given,

THAT there will be SOLD AT PUBLIC
i AUCTION. on Monday the Twentieth
of January next, the WATER GRIST MILL
AND STREAM, in Newfhoreham, late the
property Of Capt. Edward Hull, deceafed.--
Sale TO commence at One o'clock in the after
noon of faid day, on the premiies. The condi-
tions Of Sale will be Cafh. or approved notes
payable in thirty days after date.
By ioquek Of the Heirs to faid EAase.
JOHN GORTON, Axwinisraf~.
Newihoreham, December 80, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-02

Now Landing. at Longwharf. the Cargo Of
the fhip GEoRoE WAsHIxoroN, from
ST. Pcterfburgh.
CosGaisg IF
90 Tons Clean Hemp,
As do. old Sable Iron, I
80 do. new do. do. Nat bars
IS do. old do. do. aGorted, <. 4, and 4
inches fquare.
2 do. Yellow Tsllow.
z do. Flax.
Ruiia and Ravens DUCK, of the 6rff
quality. for ale. by
SIMEON & EDWARD MARTIN,
For Csfl, or unqueRionable Notes. only, az
either Bank.
Newport, Oaober 81, 1906.
NOTICE !, hereby given, that the fubfcfib-
IN en. Executors to the lse Will and Teaa-
men of Jsbn HS&uoex. late of Newport, in the
State OF Rhode. I1and. Merchant, dcccsfed F..
have taken upon themfelves that truif, and civ
en- bonds a. the la~ directs And all perfons
having demands upon the eRate of the faid Tabs
HSIaOrs, deceaied, are requeHed to exhibit the
famc and all pcrfsns indebted to the faid efiate.
arc called upon TO make payment to
ELIZABETH HADwEN, Exee'x.
BENJAMIN HADWEN. Exse'y.
NssCts,f, z6th OF 10th Mo. I8o4. OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-02
|ohm y. Jo,Dussma, & Do.
AT their Store No. rag Thames-Street, front
OF Capt. James Pcrry's, offer for Sale
handfome anornent of
Fancy 6 Staple Goods,

Ssitsd 70 tbs Sse/Ss, .vbieb tbey are Itnyminex
" Sell az b1S a. cas- 5s ps,ebe/sI in Ne4o-
tor:-
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Excellent Dutch Broad French Laccs.
Cloth, Laced Silk Sleeve, and
BeR fopersne Englih, Enelifh Silk Gloves.
blue, black, and mix White and chintz Erin.
do. pes.
Second, niddliog, andWhite and Colored
low, uIzed do. Bed Lace.
Super. and other Csfi. Very 6ne India Book &
aeres, Null Mullins.
Very fine white flannel. Extra lcug and habit
yellow, blue, black, red Kid Gloves,
and green Rannels, Mems white and black
Baizes and Senges, Silk Gloves,
Coatings g. Fearnous ushnRuiia and Englih Di.
Infh Linnens and Shirt aper,
Costons, S-4 and s. Englifh Di-
Velye,s and Patent aper, for table cloths,
Worried Cord, 8-4 elegant Satin.
Psten, Cord and other Dam,fk ShawIs
WaiRcoating, Csmels Hair do.
Blankets from Ga toEng!ifh Lutefriogs.
Ir-4ths. Unbrellas, &c. &c.
Newport. January I, 1906,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-02
CUSTOM-HOUSE..

ENTERED FRoM
Schooner Republican. Crane, Parquots rk
Sloop Lucy, Hambliu, Warrington
Sloop Minerva. Bliven New York
CLsARrp FoR
S'oop Juno. Thavcr, New York
Schooner Betsy. Brown, Richmond
Sloop Aurora, Fitch, New York
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-02
TO JAMES MUNRoE, Efq.

Dsvuning Sfret, GA. ~.
:" The anderasoed, has MsjeRy's principal
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has the
honor to inform Mr.. Munroe, that the King
having been pleafed 10 conformity TO the Note
rraofmt,ed by the underhgnen to Mr.. Munroe,
on the zsth April lar, to direa that the necef.
fsry meaiure, fhould be taken for the blockade
of Csdiz and ST. Lucar, and fuch ports having
been and being now blockaded. the underfgn-
ed is commanded 10 acquain, Mr.. Munroe. tha,
his NlajeHy is pleaied 90 declare thar foch block
s,e fhall not extend to prevent neutral veircis
from entering ia,o and failiog form the fsid
ports Of Cadiz and 81. Lucar, provided, thar
the vafIcis 70 entering and failing from the faid
rsaft fl,all not be found to have on board, or 10
have carried to iaid ports any warike or naval
to,es, or any article or articles intended to be,
ana ufual!y converted into warlike or nava
flores or proviiions Of any kind whatever, ex
cep,ipg fuch as may be fairly deemed fea-Rore,,
for the uie of the crew of fuch neutral veflel.
The underfiencd is therefore commanded to re-
quea MIR. Munroe TO apprife the American
Confuls and Merchants reGding in England of
,his deterna action Of his Msjefy. The under
fgsed reqncas Mr.. Munroe to accept the aGur-
ances of his high confederation.
(Signed) MULGRAVE,"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-02

The Paris Moniteur of the 9th Sept. contains
the following article:
"MaI,iX AEgH IS. 1905.
The prince Of peace having informed the
King thar the Englifh merchants are in the ha-
DIT OF Tending their goods of Cadiz in neutral
veGels, under pretence of their being the mer-
chandlze OF neutral nations. his majeay has or
deted by decree Of the IA Of this abufe. the
ordinances which prohibit ,he'entrance Of Eng
lib merchandise into Spain. ihalI for the future
DC executed with the utmoa rigor. Mr.. Csval-
los, our prime miniftcr, has been appointed to
the direction Of the war department, which he
has hitherto administered only ad isferim.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-02
LISBON, Sept.

LlSBON, Sept. Io.
BonaPsrte has demanded contribution of
ten millions OF crufades from this government.
a, the price OF the neutrality with which We
have been hitherto INDUCED this demand it is
thought will be reGfed."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-02
| will Sell

A SIX Acre Lot adjoining Mr.. B,ixSty,s
"A RoPewalk. IfsPpIyed for within lew
days. C.FRY.
Ne"Po''' Oe'' AZ a 63t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-02

Wchavcbecn nndcr .henecefIity ofdelaying th'
ppbiicstiou Of the entertaining extracts from
DR.. Cowdery's jonrnal, 70 give place TO the We
ny intcsaRihs asticie, OF foreign news with
which the columns of this days paper are filled
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12
! NORFOLK, September s.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Ship Moses, Lsamen, thirty days from
Grcns6a.
TIE ship Minerva, of aud from this por,
arrived at Grenada tbs 2Sth Sept. Lets
there ship from Portsmouth,, On I'D with
stock on deck, arrived seesna Octebar.
Bgg Elzabsth. Syalmore of New Lend q,
q sail IL two days via ST. kits Oct.
90 lat. "a. q, lsng. ~, 40. spoke schr
Number One, Jest, three days oae from
Baltimo.e, all we'll November q, spoke
BRIG Elizabeth, from this port for Jamaica,
Gu. IS hours, ia lar. So, isug. IS; same
dw spoke schooner Success, from Saint
Thamas bound to Baltimere, out eigh.
days.
Schooner Pioughboy, Reysolds, 80 days
from Martinique. Left az 81. PieFss the
9Th IF October, schooner Mary Lgneh, TO
sail in four days for NV York, orig
qaaser, Jsnkiu's 10 sail 10 Eve days for 81,
Cnix brig Mary AGA. Lawson 70. sail
10 four DAYS far New York; schr. Psrnsll
Perry, 10 sail tor 49,, in three or DAYS !;
ssasouer Mercury, Smith, 80 sail Tor !,
10 ten or fifteen DAYS; Brig Jane, hate.
Weeks. Of Philadelphia, the eapssin psi.
soned Aimsetf,h the third of Ocsober. Sailed
in Company VITA The brig Amazos FOR
49,; the schooner Wheaten, tsaan Nav.
Haven, bound 20 Bafoadoss. @as dismass
ed 10 aharrleans Ia SentI mber, aud loss
the capt. was fowed inso 3asbadues. some
of her people get Ia MaFua:qae. Spoke
October ~ ID. latitude %, 20. long Il, 30,
| schooner Ab'gal, Berry, eighs days from
sqe Henry bouad 70 jamaica"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12

Translated from A,,acreon,
gY coWLEy.

from an edI:sgu.l.l1asded in 1856.
TIE thirsty iarM soaks ~ tie Rain,
And drinks, and cares Cor drink again.
HE -Pzants sucl. II :sie 1arth, and are
With constant drinking fresh and Fir.
Ike SEA itseis, winch one would think
Should have but Etste need Of Drink,
Drinks ten thousand Riyc2-s up,
SO tiad that they o'eraow the cur.
The busie &9n [and oae wou'd guess
By's drunken iiry lace no lessJ
Dlarl-s up tie sd, and when has done,
The 1ison and .ssnrs drink up the 4Su,l.
they drink and dance by their own lights
They drink AID revcI all the night
Nothing IN AMure's scber found,
But az eterni keciha goes round.
III Up the Eozyz then, Fill it high,
Ill al the glagsr& there, for why
Should every creature drink tut Z,
Way Rim of 1A1o1,1h, tel Me why
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12
From az English Palter.
THE COLNTRYMAN & LAWYER.

4 country Bumpkis pence by pence had got,
The golden senbIance ef our gracious king,
Day after day he blegt bis happy lot,
And view'd, with menstrous eye, the gilt
thug thing.
K ctanc,d he wanted councillors advice
And sore at heart, and much perpiex' dwas
His hald-eaFn'd guinea going in trice
What counsel gives advice without fee /?
He told lis story Ger and Ger essain,
And thus attention to his cause Bespoke -
lis true that Is be desperate poor--but
then,
l always keep guinea in nay poke,
This news affected much the man OF law
He laid the case down clear as noon day
And, as is customary, held lis paw,
To catch tie fee as soon as he had done.
Hodge thought, fond wisely tool guinea nssv,
It.given could not make his case more clear,
Pul'd off his hat, presented his best bow,
And said" thanks ye-kindly thanks We,
SIR
q Come, come p at length the angry Lawyer
cries,
g You understand ms--you are pleased to
joke;
g The guinea pc No ! told you," Hodge
replies,
&C atzuays Keeps guinea in nry hoke !"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12
BALTIMORE, Noyerabsr 10!

Arriycd, brig Betsey, Davis, ~ days from
.petre, Guadaioupe. In lat. IS, long.
o', smoke schooner Limet, from Baltimore,
g., - curacao, cut "a hours.
~ s s schooner Hope, Watts, .sdays fro1a
pa;at.petrs, Quad. Left there, October 10,
.s;a Ann, vinson, for Baltinore, in 10 days
. us John and Elcy, Murphy, for do. s
!, Ss, Racer, Fonltsa, do. 5 or S days; Mil
s s Hendy, Philadelphia, s days; snip Vo-
,nteer. do. 4 days, and several northern yes
.ss October l9, lat SO, Z, long. 81, 81,
-. .o schooner Sally, from New-London, for
remarara, out As days. Passed brig Lyon,
fro,a Portland, and others before reported, in
the river bound up.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12

f&3c - QScmSu 'uAu VtsHy - SssAe5
ed by him, provided he can make i sub
seryisnt 10 his ultimate views, and use u
to sheat, 10 terrify, or 70 destroy. The
,rotrastisn af the Britain ambassadors
stay al Paris, and the negociasloa carried
On there turls out, as we were sure Il
would, 10 be nothing mere than a trap
And the indignation Of Russia raised 10
greater height by .hs deception Praesiced
on his ambassador, will fall We hope with
ten-fpld weigh. Internationally the
northern powers Of Europe mus. BEE that
they have no chance Of exemption from
the hideeus RAID which Ronaparse is pre-
pairing for the world and has already hsap.
ed upon SO many oace independent nations,
but firm compact amongst themselves TO
resist efsctually bis power; or to fall, and
obtain a glorious menument, undyr the
ruins of the civilized world.
The king Of Prussia, who il he a!oae
were concerned, deserves all thar the s1as.
tsr-tyranr Of the earsh could inliet upon
him, will probably draw satisfy from the
very despair 10 which bis ovn Infamous
cenaust has reduced him, and draw sof.a
his we'll disciplined iegions. Meanwhile
Great Britain has an immense disposas!e
force ready for offensive operations BY
land, while her feet ,scourA mot New Xo,k)
but The coasts of Ea.ops. And with
these vii! De able 10 make fora.iG!atle di.
version il Portugal, Spain and italy
ws'se rising ia all their collected tojgh1, she
n-r'l1qrs nasioas will bs abls TO present 3
1rcns which may deer NapoIcou from e
prosecution Of MS dark and abomiosbl- dts
s'ges; or perhaps do aaore. This @e bear
thy wish FOR The sake Of Europe, and th-
| world at large. Bat as Americans, we
saouid feel from it q dawn OF hope aDd
hall W'ih transport The new CLEAN d lighs
! breaking up FROG. i, on this side OF the a.
lan'lc. |; would a.. ssas procras.inafe, and
Though It wopid aos perhaps pSevsas tho
prcJecIed attack Of Spain upoo cur terrific.
ny, II might lower the toae Ct = -. -
i aad ahoHid :he president act with vlgo' =,
dignity and spirit. which we rather WISH
than think Likely, the Dan q, gut yet b9
brought to iernls honorable 70 ,hts country,
saausn Got af perfect security orvery seng
duration. This would be lie tine tor q, :
eisivs measures, shoutd such eon.bina.
ion really have taken p.aee.. Mr. !.aer-
| son may then ucdlsEayed he!d a bosd laa
goage- while the agen!s Of France would
| perhaps allow US a respite lgoaa our FEARS cl
bsmg carried of Ia ea,goes, by tas lwo OF
three thousand Frcnch scourers,
| While we earnestly pray fer the eman
| ciPaslen Of las human race irons this wers
slavery that ever betrl It, we caauo, bu
lament that thai event will probably BE- at
seoded with greater bioodshvd .hsn ha
ever hanpeaees since the invocation Of gun
| powdsr, and the improvements IN scisnc;
nave deprived war 0I rs wovsI barbaritie
i should nar bern coalition MAXI head
] the contest aili be long. desperate, ans
bloody. Rut for the preservation Of enr'
country, liberty and Independence, VIVA
sacrifice caa be too great.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12
From The PEOPLES Friend,

The Unsuitable thirst of domination of
the emperor Napoleon, would suck in
every part of the earth by detail into that
vortex Of despusism which Ae has crested
in France. No uick, ne crime, Re eat.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12

~A'' eHee''tHI 1ttcIPt .j9f curing AA@HfS'
FOR 10 HAMS
h., salt Pesrs
lbs. brown sugar
1.2 lbs. 6ue salt.
Mix all these together, aud rub each ham
well with it. ,hsn pack them down ia a
tight cask, aud ist. them SO remain for three
weeks. Than make as mach strong pickle
IS will cover the hams, to which add three
gallons of lie of ashes; boil and SIX IA this
pickle, and when it is cold pour il over
the hams, and let them remain In this pic.
kle Tor three weeks uore--then drain aud
smoke them with green hickory.
ANOTHER
fFoR 7WENTY-FoUR HAMs.1
6 lbs. 6ne salt
3 lbs. Drawn sugar, or pints molasses
/ lb. salt pssre.
Mix all these ingredients together, and
/. rub each ham well with them Pack lhem
down in a tight eask, AID lei then. lay FIVE
orsix DAYS, then take them eut, lura the 20,
pack shern down again, ADD sprinkle them
lightly with salt, let them remain Ave or
six days more make pickle strong e.
nongh to bear au egg, cover them with it,
letsthem remain a month, when they will
be fis te smoke.
ANOTHER.
a ounces salt petre
ID. brewn sugar
lbs. coarse salt
q gallons water.
Boil the whole together and take Of the
scum as it rises when this pickle is quite
cold, pour it ever the hams, and le. then
remain in it for s weeks, when they will be
!, fit TO smoke.
n. B. The bans should not be packed
tee close.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12
r + :, THOMAS, October Is.

Thi. place is IN a state OF blockade BY
:. sritish cruisers. Ths armed ship Eu-
~ with the schosners Noasach. Rebrc.
sa" and Medusa, all Of Baltimor., from
= n.,,i for this island, are sent into Tor.
lola.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12
y;rri;niia made Of curing Hams.

Y;ityinia made et curing Ham" J.
Rub each ham with lWo table spoons fuft
of salt Detre, and ie. hem remain tar eight
or Ten hours, then NIX brawn sugar with
fine salt, till the sal, is browu, and rub EACH
ham we'll with this mixtare, and Paekthem
down in . .ight cask srslnkliag sale very
lightly over every layer; let them remain
for ~ or - days, then n6paek them, and
put those that were ON the top 4, Tho bot
tom, and any pickle which ;hey made, pour
over them. and in weeks more they wiki
be fit To smoke.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12
alerarsGria Dajlp asnert!ser.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL.

- . ! n
Essractof letter from Lisbon, dated Sep.
tena6er /, 1906.
"Thert4is hsre al preseat British feet
Of IS sailof the line under the conamaudt
OF the earl ST. Vincent. A large reinforse-1
nsut of ships and $1,000 troops are expect
cd hereto protect the Portuguese from the
sacraachments of the Spaniards, who hare
entered the frontiers. General Ha.chis.
s0a, HE commander in chief,with his staff, ,
nas just arrived in the Ssnta Margaretta
figs,e.'
General Stuart. his disting uished gen.
lhssnaesis liaely 10 have as many compete
Tors among different nations aud cities for
ss hoasr of hisrativity, as Hener Of old.
1ne Peoples Frisnd declares ,has he was
corn IN Swate Ireland" and Mr.. Cole.
ass, Oh the authority of Ssotchman. "a
,Ws that he was born ine.s Badenoch. =
"eare enabled to state, that he is ma.
ass OF Annapolis. Maryland, aad brother
Mr. Stuart. solicitor general. at Hall
8. celebrated for his able speeches in be.
s IAN OF American vessels detained by Bril-
ash cruisers.
IN Z. Mormng Chronicle. s
otter announcing the death of general
saax, the editor of the Repertory makes
NC following remarks
:. Thus ia a sudden aud affecting maa.
~, an interesting and valuable lifeis clos
!. Aos,her beloved and honored name
\, sss1rosled on the register of death. BY
i; - terse eftalenas aud virtues. first appear.
y 10 times, which eminsn.ly required
ss sm' general Knox rose into public i'm.
,, 49, obtained high rank AMONG the
S .srrs 70 the grea, affairs of his country,
!. Ss close intimacy with SEINE of the wis
y. \ ana best men of AmsIiea. How brave
Inn; sssHal ne was IN war, how dear to the
-'ss q ais country aud 50 their come
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12
Certain cure for the 4yorpzs IN children.

Certain cure for the zvoru7s IN children.
Take juice of rue and wornlwood, together
WI, hone, and fine rye houA Of each small
quantity; to these add half all ounce CT aloes
pounded line, mix them all together, and dia
vide the composition into two p.aisters thiniy
spread. Lay on the first from tAe throat to
the pit OF the stomach and let it stay on twelve
hours; then put the other close below that,
andic them stay ON twelve hours longer, Tie
fever will abate and the worms be completely
destroyed. There hays been many cured with
th1sremedY, when almost dead: and there are
many Of my neighbGrs who viii testify tc the
fact. YATE PLUMMER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-03

ing its nhore, ofthofe of the Adriatic. italy,
being under the protection of France, and in
cIuded in the federasve fyftem, ought not to
have at her threfholtl an enemy ever ready TO
diiturb her repofe, or to fer limits to the courfe
OF protperity which is promiied her."
1t is reported, that General Grey is to join
the remote expedition at Plymouth, for which
place he left town on Wednefday. General
Grey is the brother of Lord Howic, and was
lately appointed Lieutenant Governor of the
Cape of Cood-IIope, to fucceed Lieutenant
General Sir David Baird, and to fupercede him,
likewife, as Commander in Chief of the troops.
He is Lieut.. Colonel of the 18th Dragons, and
av - able Officer.
The naval returns, up to this day, fate the
number of fhps in commiflion to bc--of the
line, lse; ff:ies, II /; frigates, Ie6 noops,
&c. i96 gun-boats, SEC. e49 making total
of 75S vefies. There are belides, in ordinary !;
of the line, 70 ;ffties, l6 frigates, So Hoops,
&c. &C gun. brigs, &c. 81 being in the whole,
1908 vel1els.
Dover, July es.-The people of an Ame-
rcan thip arrived in thefe Roads, report, that
on paifng the cattle of Cuxhaven laft Wednei-
day, an Engliih gun-brig, lying off that place.
was firing falute, which was anfwered from
the cattle. The caufs of the falute, they were
informed, was an account which had been re-
ceived of the concluiion of Peace between
England and Ruiiia.