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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22

The writer cf this article ia the Mercury
lays. that the Martial Of the Dhritt of Con-
netsicut !, a tool OF Mr.. Jeffsfon. How does
the puppy" know il How comes it thar a
msa in Newport knows the character of the
Msrfhali of ,hc Daria Of Connecticut better
than the people Of ,ha, fate Let the " puppy"
snfwes.
. As sxfre5Ess q sss FederaliR s5s1 esstSsy
Fs6sraiI.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
N E w p y K r.
THURSDAT... ....MAr21, 1906.

In the article in the lalt Mercury,
relative TO the indictments of three
Connecticut federaiiits, We think we
Can plainly diicover . traces Of fbs
pSu0s Of fbs pxppy."' This article finds
fault with Judge Edwards, and the
republicans, for having done what the
federalilts have for long time prac.
ticed. The Editor and Printer OF the
Witnefs, have lately been committed
to priion upon the fame kind OF pro-
GELS, and were condemned by the
lame law, Of which this article 10 Bit
tery complains. The common law
was a very eonUenifnt good law, when
none but the federalilts had an oppor-
tunity of u6ng it but the infant the
republicans avail themielves OF 1t, it
degenerates into downright delpotifm.
What changeable creature is law!
The Mercury fays that the Sedition
Law, which allowed the truth to be
given in evidence, is repealed. 1t is
NOT true that this isw was repealed
1t died natural death. With regard
to its allowing the truth TO be given
in evidence, it is true that il did; but
the text of that law was of fuch ten
ure, that it rendered this proyiiion
mere nullity. For it expressly declar-
ed, that if any psrfon fhould attempt
to bring the PreGlent of the United
States into contempt, he ihould be Ii
able TO all the pains and penalties ther-
in preicribed. Now who is 70 much
of goofe that he does not perceive,
that in the time cf the Sedition Law,
although man might give the truth
in evidence, yet that this privilege
would be of no iervice to him, provid-
ed that the facts which could be proved
would tend to bring the Preiident into
Reader mark the differ
ence between the common law and
the fedition law. The common law
does not allow the truth to be given
in evidence, and the fedition which
allowed the truth to be given in evil
dence, did not allow it to be of any
avail! What mighty difference there
is between thefe two laws Of the
two however, the fedition law was
The mott oppreGive. For that laid a |
man liable to fevere puniihment mere
y for ridieuiing the PreGdent, but the |
law no where makes ridicule |
criminal. ~.,a
Although we do not, generally fpeakiug, sp-
rove Of indiftmcns At common Law. for libel,
pom the officers of government. ~e think in the
ssiens cafe II 10 perfectly juAi6able. II it be
Ged upon what principle IL Is jaai6ab'e. ~e
nfwes upon the Cb,jsiss principle of Isf de
rsrs. The tyfsnnic and ovcrbezring federslifi
{ Ceoneeaicut, who have for years bcen con-
sntly hsrsfIing and perfecutine the Republi.
ans of that Asse. wiih common Law indietmsnts,
usht to be taught sha, the period has At lsa
rived. when they can no longer perfsvere in
ch Internal conduit with impun'sy. Whea
ne ChnAisn pstion il attacked by another
nsiAizn nation. fuch sfrsck 10 slwsys repelIsd
ith the fame weapons ~ith which IL 10 made.
lay not one chsieias party then, when attack
By another chsssian parry, repei fuch attack ,
the fame manner in which one chri6isa nation |
- a Il - a III
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22

NOTICE ID hereby given to the Creditors
~ Of the efaIe OF James Baxter. late OF
Newport. deceafed, reprefensed infolveus. that
the Court Of Probate Of the town Of Newport
have SLOWED 6x months from 'his date. TO ex-
hibit their claims againa faid eaafe to the un-
derhgned Commi1ionep, who will receive the
fame at their refpcaive dwellings At any time
within faid term. mo Claims will be received
unleis properly ai,csed.
Ferry PER wv WEAVER. SsHTR. c'-"@''e"'
All perfons indebted to faid easfes are re.
queaed to make immediate pay ment 20
ROBERT BAXTER,--Adnisla,afsr.
RezoSs,f, Mey za6, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
viii be Sold at Public Auaion,

'nN rhe fifteenth day OF June next, the Farm.
~ Stock and Implements Of the Scbfcriber,
ii not before Sold at private fale. Said Farm
contains ri6ns Of one hundred and City Acres.
has q new, large, veil 6oifhed and convenient
Dwelling Houie, Barn and other Builiiogs mp
OIL il, befidcs al Old Houfe. II has great
privilege OF fea-weed. to which il 10 moa con-
vcniently Gtusted.-lnvsutory Of the Easte.
and terms wiIl be made known at the time and
place Of Sale. viz. fs,h June. 4 o'clock. p. W.
st THOMAS TOWNSEND's in Newport.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
AJa, Nssosa talbiea London
DreiS Hats and Bonnets

coNsisrIno OF
Few elegant white lmpetAl Chip Han.
Few do. figured Grape Dreis Bonnets,
Do. Koslith Walking Bonncss,
Do. elegant P,imroIc Bonnets, with wreathss
do. Gipiey Willow Bonuets,
Large Epgliih Cane and Willow Hats,
Willow and figured Satin Fre0ch Bousets.
An elegant Agortmen, Of
ArtjfeiaI EoaOerf, Wrsdtb,, sSc.
Elegant Gilt Plumb,
White Silk Batoons,
Shoe RoiIetu, ls
Newea tathioncd WIGS and FRESETTS.
Nsuvpsr, May Isfb. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22

ITO the Ciediiou ot the Eits,e of BENO.
i Nj MUMFORD. Mariner. late OF New.
port. deceaied. Iepfciented infolvent, that the
Court Of Probate OF the town OF Newport, have
allowed Gx months from the dare hereof. TO ex-
hibi, their Claims agsina isd Eaa,e 60 the un-
derGgned Comnifioneu, who viii rec,ive the
fame at their REFLECTIVE dwellihgs, ., any ,ims
within faid seim.--No Claims will be received
unlels properly attcaed.
SETH YATES. CsmvJ.
JOHN TILLINGHAST, ! Iss>rs.
All perions indebted to fsid Easte. are re-.
queAcd to make immediate payment. TO
ABIGAIL MUMFORD. Adm,s.
Nsavboyf, May 8, Isc6.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22

are about to try which is the frongeit.
In former letter, | informed you
captain Turner had driven a fmall
party of folders from this fide the
Sabine river they we're much morti-
fled at being obliged 10 move, and
have fince collected between 4 an d
500 men at little town called Ma
cogdoches, $50 miles wet of this
place, from whence they have notiHed
major Porter of their intention to re-
fume their former potts, one of which
is only 6 miles diltant from this
place; the major has, in conlequence,
ient out detachment Of 60 men, un-
der the command of Capt. Johniton,
to prevent the Spaniards from occu-
pying any part on this fide of the riv-
er, or if poiible, to prevent their
croAing it is conjedured, from the
difpoGtion of Capt. Johnlton (who
would almoif as foon fight as eat) that
if the Spaniards crofs the river, an
engagement will enfue-we are not
fearful of any ill consequences here.
let the if1uc be what it will"
Exfra9 Of letter fyen . SssflSmax in Pirek
xyviilt, dated Apm 5, to biz J,iesd in Bal
hmore.
"The port Of New Orleans has this feafon
been croudcd with fhipping. Cotsoa has kept
up. and is brk, while the produce OF the vel
tern country, FAY h,ur, pork, &c. has been a
mere drug, and will at this moment not fell al
any price. This country has been long on the
tiptoe of expectation, believing the government
of the United States, fraught with reiources,
would aaonc dignihed department, and not
fuffer any longer the violations on our commerce
and our right, 10 other places to go unpunihed.
Perhaps as have myfeIf been great fufferer,
i feel the vioafon too fen6bly, and win what
I ought not. A few months Gnce, was CON-
PEELED by the governor of Wea Florida, to aban-
don an eAablihnent had in that territory,
which do sGue you has in very fenfble man
ner injured me.
An officer AZ fort Adams. yeeerday received
letter from another at Natchitochcs, Raiing,
that captain Johnfon, with IS men had gone to-
wards the Sabine river, to meet party OF 400
Spanih cavalry who were coming TO take poi
ieAion Of and re.occupy poR near Na,chito-
ehes, from which they have been receatly driv-
en- by an officer and party of American troops,
on the principle Of its being within the Ameri-
can limits. 1t is confidently believed 6ghi
will enfue, and h- aIured that no one wiihes II
more than do"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
Nlzvt n. W.Sralsms,y
No. 1903, Thames Street,
Ha, jI received az sxts.Sys sls,fnsnf Of
Staple and Fancy Goods !:
No. Ios, Thimes-S Street,
AMONG OTHERS, ARH

As 4tgasf aG,fmr~, q
Latef fafhion foper6ne
and common Cali.
Goes.
Chin,zes and Coppet-
Plates.
A large eDSrfmes, Of
India Coftons and IT.
in Linnens.
Scotch aud India book
Mullins.
Psquet. Leno. & Cur
ronade Mullins, 6g-
ured and plain,
Rich laced and tambo-
rcd Muilins.
Jappau Ditto.
Checked and Plain
Mullins,
Ladies' rich and CON-
mon Wells,
Laced and Figured
Hsr dksrchieis.
Habit Hsndkerchiefs,
Ditto.
Figured Cap Patterns,
Lace Trimmings.
Lace Nett Muhins.
Laced, figured. and
plain Grapes. all CO.
lou.
Figured Satins and
Ssicenetu,
Rich Gown Trimm.
ing'.
Silk Gloves and Mitts,
Ladies Armlets, |
Silver, Cotton. and |
Silk Cords, Bottons, |
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
The Honorable Courf Of Probate.

NF The town ot North. KingRown, in the
" County Of Wilmington. having allowed
Us the fubicrib.r,, Gx months longer from the
date hereof, TO receive and examine the claims
of the Credisors 20 the EAate of RIC HARD
PHILLIPS, late of faid town. decsafed, we
sherfore, hereby notify the credi'on to faid G.
fate tsho have not exhibited their slsim'l to
bring in their reflective claim, to either OF ua
the fubfcriben. at our refpeaive dwellings IN
faid town. st any time within Ok months from
this date.
GEORGE THOMAS. I Commit
ISAAC HALL, lonen.
North Kisgao~n, May Iath, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"LIcros." with ieveral other conmunica-
tions. were received TOO late for infeftion in th,
d,ys paper they ihall appear 10 our next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
NEW. YORK ELECTION.

Il appears from tn. republican Watch. Tower.
that in the mex, L-gina,urc OF ,hM State. there
Gill be. IN the Sea4le, no, sIsoLE federalift /;
in the hoOie, IS feds, 40 LewiGtes, and 4s
Republicans.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22

| Velvet Biodiogs,
Elegant Necklaces.
Plain and ornamented
1 Combs,
Rich & common Fans,
Barcelona Handk'is.
| Silk Shawls.
Lace Cambricks.
Do. tsmhored Mslin,
Do.
Linnen Pocket Hand
kerchieh.
Common and Gupef6ne
Dimi,y.
GA c ambrick Dimisy
A and 6 i Cotton
Cambrieks. 6e'rd.
Checked an AIR Cor.
ded Cmnb cks,
Black Satsins,
Florance LuteRrings,
As eitgasf aE,fssni T
Cotton, Silk & Thread
Lsces.
Ladies and Gentlemens
Cotton and Silk
HoE.
Silk snd Cotton Urn.
brellss.
An aG,r,ment Of La.
d,es Parsfols,
Blsck & colorcd Cam:
bricks,
Co,,oo Ginghams,
Yrllo v aud blue Man.
keens.
veaings.
Al elegsot aGorment
Kid Shoes. very low:
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
SAH.MAKTNC.

~THE iobfcribcp having entered into partner
i fhip. under the hrmof
Dunham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail. Making baGnefs, 10 irs various branches.
al their Sail Loft, on the wharf Of the late Gen.
John Mabone, at the South part Of the town.
Thofe who may favor them With their cuitcm,
may depend on pundusIity and difpafeh., AL
favon viii be gratefully acknowledged, BY
CHARLES c. DUNHAM,
WING SPOONER. I'D.
Newport April 3. 1904. 79f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
MAY 9Th.

His Britannia Majeify's Conful &C.
neral, for the middle and fouthern
Itates of America, gives this public
notice to the merchants and traders,
ofthe official information he has re-
ceived, that it is the intention of his
Excellency, Sir Eyre Coote, K. B. his
majefy's governor of the Illand of
Jamaica, to extend the duration ofthe
Proclamation, ifued by his honor,
lieutenant general Nugent, on the
r7th OF. 1906, relative to the per-
hitting the Importation of certain ar
ticles, enumerated in that Proclama-
ton from the United States of Amer
lea into that illand, for further per-
iod of fix months, from and after its
expiration, that is to fay, from tine
goth of June to the 3Ilt Of Decem-
Der 1906.
p ROND
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22

THE frlf and feeond number of the
Newport Female Evangelic Mifcellany
to be fold at this 0Ges.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
JOSIAH c. SHAW.

Iyfsyms ibs Psshe "a g,n,,ai. asx bn F,ifsi, u
Sarasiz,.
THAT he has opened an Ofdce, No. iss,
i Thsme,. ereer. where he vii be happy %
tranfsa buGnefs in the lne OF his proteiIi IN. =
Particular attention will be paid 20 Conseyan-
cling, in all iu various branches. and every Ia
your gratefully acknowledged.
Ne~ts,f, May .. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22

Now Landing. at Long Wharf. the Cargo Of
the hip GsoReE WAsHiKorox; from
ST. Peseriburgh.
Css6sisxg Of
90 Tons Clean Hemp.
e e do: do: s.. s.s s.s'' ss. l.s'' DO. an s.n
IS do. old do. do. aGofted, !. 4; odd !
inches fquafe.
. do. Yellow Tallow,
4 do. Flax.
Rufis and Raven, DUCK. Of the Gfa
quality, for falc. by
SIMEON & EDWARD MARTIN,
For Csfh or unique aionable Notes, ssJ, a.
either Bank.
Newport, Odober 81, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
NJ o TT G e.

TIE Directors u the Ri de inaud Bridge
i Company, having determined to proceed
Immediately in the execution Of faid work ell
pcrfons wiling to cpeage 10 fsid undertaking.
eiher as lsbonrrs. or in freigh,ing Aone, are
requraed TO cal. on the Subicsiber. a. his hcufe
10 Newport, who 10 ready TO contract with
them for the FAM.
j. LYMAN. SaSt,iassdauf.
Nfssps,'. Nay -. 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
ENSCHEDE, August 8.

The 65th French regiment OF infantry,
forty French artilierymen, with two pieces
OF cannon aud four Wagons, set out on
the ist lust. one divisioa for Steinfsrt, aud
the other for Bentheim. They are prooa.
biy destined TO take possession of the couu,
ties of Benlheim and Sieinfurt, in the
name of the duke of Cleves, the Prussiaa
troops having quilted their position on the
approach of the French. We learn from
+ Ulsim, little IOWA in that county, that
other Freuch troops have arrived from
Nortbura; that the Prussians had eyacu.
ated Nlenhuis; and that the officers of sll
ranks OF the county of Ben,heim had been
conyoked, in order to take the oath to their
new sovereign, to bs administered by gen.
eral Dayoust, commandapt of the French
troops. According 10 the other news from
that country, the oath of fidelity was to be
administered by two distinguished persons
who were every instant expected from Dus'
seldorF, and who would take civil posses
sion as wellof that country as Of the coun-
try on this side the Ems The count OF
Bentheim Steinfort will retain al his real
and personal properly: but lwo members
of the regency al Seinfurt have already
taken the oath of fidelity to The new sove>
reign. F
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
HAMBURGER, August $

For some tine greas Fermentation mas
reigned IN Swedish Pomeraoia; those who
are injured by the new order OF things
loudly express their discousent- On the
osher hand the inhabitants of the country
are very we'll satisfied, viilenage having
been oppressive in that coa any, even more
SO than in any, part of the Prnsslan states.
The king since he succeeded TO iae tnFons'
has been Frequently petirioned by the states
{ 20 recsiye RE performance of 'feal,y and
homage as dnke of Pomersnia but his
ynaiesty has constantly postponed satisfying
this desire under various pretexts. HOW
ever. the kiug will now take oaath as
KING of Sweden, AID thss queen IL said
is expected for this purpose as Siralsund.
There has been much talk Of the changes
sha, have taken placs AZ ST. PesA' sburgh /;
what is certain is, that Nj. and Mad. DE
Narischkin have Quilted the court.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
STATE PAPER.

{ Declaration IN council at his majesty the
King Of Prussia to The assembled deputies
of The Hanoverian Provinces.
GENTLEMEN,
/" By your appointment, your Deputy,
couu, Won Horseburg, has laid before me
your representation to the Sd instant and
have observed from it, with satisfaction,
: thar you have acknowledged with gratitude
my regulations in regard TO the Hanoverian
states. The additional sentiments therein
contained are to me security, that you
will henceforth adhere to me and my house
with the same loyalty which pou discover.
ed for your former sovereigns. tshere-
fore have made no delay IN mere closely
learning from your delegates those con.
Germs that were entrusted to them by you,
and nav communicate you the following
answer to the declaration given,in by them.
81. With regard to the secslarizasion
of the abbey of Marienrode, and the re-:
presentation relative thereto, thar not only
the constitution of the states thereby suf
fered an alseration, but that one of the Sc.
curities thereby appropriated 70 the public
revenue, and the discharge of the public
debt, would be withdrawn, should the re.
venues Of the said abby be iaseparably
united with the.pessession of the domains,
contrary to the legal agreement between
the improsrlators aud che states, whereby
the revenues accruing from the secularize
spiritual foundations shall be distinctly and
separately applied 20 charitable purpose
1t shall be observed that this abbey legally
belongs to Hildesheim, and thus. my par
ticular regulation respecting the same can
an no ways prejudice the said constitution.
Besides, have expressly established in
chs actof secularizauon, that 10 the-meau
ame no change shall take place in respect
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08

at the mercy Of the eoaqaerors.
the despalrIug fathers Withdrew 10 ''- d
others TO Milan, Bologna, Floren'f.. 'pl;st
the greatest number OF them tool / Oa!
in the Venetian territories, wber. r,s.0s:
montl was elected on the deccase n aA, ~
VI. to re.occupy the abdlcated cha, e M
Pope's nephews, the cardinal and i. ~ me
were stripped OF their iIl-gs,tsn vss ys
without mercy or commiseratiou ana ,I,a'
pon,if himself was soon infotm,ithsu. W
pusiIc safety required his absence from % "
territories of the new republic. VIC
Plus submitted without a murur.
the decree that exlled him from the H.,, "
of pomp and power, of Intrigue and a,n s"'
hension but he is said to have shed I ,s,
in secret over the splendid AIu,s,m
which ii had been the pride OF his ae,n, '
Genomialate and enrich.
The venerable priest was first coudoc.,
to Sienna, where he waa lodged in Il.
convent of St. Barbara; but he MAS, o.,
afterward removed to Florence, thu,
he might, be under the eye of,he mini,t.,
of the Frepch Republic. The ,ctteGn,
grand duke salused thz fallen pslif win
tears Of sympathetic apprehension and a..
signed for the residence Of the holy islbt,
Carlhusisn nonastfy, III tie vicinity Of
his capital.
In this situation the exiled sovereign i,
aaidto have atill iuduIged his peculiar re,
lish fol a isxnrious table !; and even ii.
gusto OF his personal vanity, which could
YET be gratiGed by sitting to palc,rr fora
fanersing portrait OF his Cord age.
but when the degraded Prelale was at.
terward summonea to Paris, TO swell ii.
triumph of he uachrIstlau Directory on,
the religious estabIiahments 6g Antiquity
and was bsppi!y detained 6y' their sudden
downfall, Ia tne CITY III Valeoce whose
crumbilng baisiemcn;s reminded him of
his own decay, the mortified ponaf re.
nounced all nope OF restoration 10 tt. s:a.
OF spiritual empire, and resigned himself
20 the 6delllY Of The arch bishop Ct Corlrth
and few devoted stleadaG!s, who daig
wheeled h,s .. rlrd chair jntoren open BAL.
cory 10 receive the honsrs 9th: fshhiuI,
and scatter parii0g[ addiction 'oTerhil
disPsEsed Il q,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
DEPOSITION OF Plus VI.

The following account If she deposition
and death of the late pope, Plus The 9Th
{Jrom Sansom's letters from Euope) may
be read, with peculiar interest, SINCE the
new emperor of the French has evinced
an intention TO seeularIze the remaining
states of the church, and complete the
degradation Of the papacy.
The portenrous interval of 1897 was
wasting away in torpid irresolusioa, when
Joseph Bonaparse, brother TO the general.
arrived from Paris, as minister rleaipoten.
tiary from the rcdoubtable republic. The
FIRST days Of the minister's reception had
been spent IN pompous entertainments and
idle alterations, when popular commo-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
VIENNA, July 40.

The prosecution of general Mack every
day becomes more aud more intricate. be
has accused most of The generals who sery-
ed uodef him, and they have been ordered
hither.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
f an Tx 2osTeN ngPaRToRY.

Though Tie administration papers az:
10 a sad quandary. -,g:a:rthsF they ou6H'
for !t3r. Je!Ie. sons sake. 20 allow that n
SPANS b minister ia re' app9tuted, and &c
cordIag|y saiae Of item admit it, and 0
th@rs teny 1t, 6 sasj of;iy, However, con'
nue 10 assert positively that the MARCUS
has received n9w Credentials, and We BE-
Ilepe il.
The c,arquis weutEr from Philadelphia
far south as Baltimore. SILKY AhD The
Presidents primer, who ny rsEe'sn's
the go-prnmcn, 6 the United States.
hear Of his comiag, an! Immediately sa!
himself aboutmanu featuring more o. wnS'
he calls THE DISTANT IhON''|
DER !" TEere was greatdea'ot 'tuSsa
about year ago, and eSpsrIe1cs PTOsa
that though s~,y loud it was as harmless d
cracker. Jefferson and Snta DO'n n.r
die, il n2w wit;.sus locking pale, tney0D7
look silly.
PEALs OF "D1sTAHT THUNDER
ISL Pea. :" # ne annuoclatlon 0i ga
MAJ quis' rcspro;nGmeu, Is from hld'a'
is cni.Ied 70 little credit (hsre is n,r
pIIca:ioa ,hs; he parqals is haOI'a"n
ar" Bravo! Mr.. Saith Encore n V.
core! lie! him rgar let him roar Wv,
more, o.ce more ~ For she mla a IS. w.
heretofore. 50 shan sfal'! d!siofIsD ' 49,.
and SO grossly n1isrepre enieo ~. nv. and
sures of oar go2cruncas, may n'''a,. , M
probably has misGated, inth; ius'"''0'
measures Of his oWn." rs
2dPeal. {" IF the kingH Sp1'n n"S
qoall6ed'y approved the CO dact Oh - NE ~. n
blister, and has thus made lI' ac"."'
the Spanish government, nusn a'"sp
regret the folly of the msasI'e 49, 49,. IN.
do please to walk down cellar wns'S
thunder hurts no body, for-hete r.os ,g
we MUST TAKE TIE CoN''
QUENCES"
(There's an expression fo' toa ~.
Sd Peal. eff Spain will pFn'" w ~,
70 be deceived, and will ado2tta;; TIKI
fable conduc. of her agents, SNh mI
TAKE THE CONSEQUhf 30
TINS las, peal shook the caPia' MI
foundations, and the c':y o. tfa .JI
square, with all its wilderness o. w,ad
bored like .tna. The marquis ~ ns. a.
timore; he heard the rumoiIng 0'e"'
steferuntque come. l,;,p~ WI
After he had flashed ne oa''a ~, i'm
was his only object is v.s,iaS ."
he, went back TO Philadelphia -
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TRIESTE, IaIy II.

French troops continue 70 pass, as well
az TRANSPORTS of ammunition of every kind
; which 60 TO Dalmatia.
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Latca Forcigl News.
From London papers ID the loh 81 ARSS a.
received at tire odice Of the Commercial
,G1Dertiser.
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Declaration IN council at his majesty the
King Of Prussia to The assembled deputies
of The Hanoverian Provinces.