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RATIsBON, May 1o--This morning the following
Bulletin and General Orders hare been published -
ARMY OF GERMANY;
"A Saxon officer, or Courier. who passed through
that ON the 9Th his Majesty the Emperor and King
entered vienna.-By the Commandant
lsigned) . J. l.. FELIN,"
AUGSBURG May i2.--According to certain intel
ligenae the French troops already the other
side of Vienna. IL is probable that they wilprocccd
directly towards Hungary, IN order 10 anticipate the
insurrection there,
AUSTRIA, May A--v'e have heard nothing OF
battles since the retreat OF the Aarchduke Charles
over the Danube. He has fixed his great army in
Bohemia
HAGUE, May 22-The following important in.
tegence is contained in letters of the 18th instant,
from the Lower Rhine. s-.s-. ~
/. On the 25th of April, the Emperor of Russia dc.
cartd war against Austria, and ordered his armies
20 enter Gailcia and Hungary. The Russians have
already entered Gallic;a and beaten the Austrians.
Since the 9th inst the French flag has been untarl
cd onthe top Of ST. Stephens church at Vienna. On
the 10th or llth the Emperor Napoleon was to leave
the capital. The emperor Francis II. has solicited
peace.
A private letter from the French headquarters of
the 9th announces that that day an Austrian of.
6ccr of the staff had arrived with messenger bear
ing letter written by the emperor Francis To the
Emperor Napoleon, in which the emperor of Austria
impored an armistcc and peace OF Ills Majesty in
the most humble expressions. The shot time Of the
stay of the Parlemcntaires in the head quarters of
his Majesty, induced opinion that the answer was
unfavorahc--the more SO, as the army continus ad-
vancing.
LONDON, May 2o--25
Tho King Of Sweden has been formally deposcd,
and the government placed in the hands of tho Prince
Regent, until Constitution should be finally
settled.
The insurrcction in Westphala assumes afornida-
bic aspect. The noted Schl has augmented his
followers to vast amount, has taken Bremen, and
was spreading them through Brunswick and Hanover.
French squadron is said to have escaped from
Toulon, and thrown relief into Barcelona Lord Col
lngwood will probably give some account of the re-
turn of this feet.
Rear Admiral Harvey have been dismissed for
contemptuous language against Lord Gambler.
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LONDON, NAY 24.
In the House Of Commons, last night, Lord Henry
Petty put question to Dir. Canning, upon the SUBJ
ject of the correspondence between Mr. Ershine and
the American government. Mr.. Canning replied,
that the agreement purportng to be entered into by
Ministers and the American Government, was
not made in conformity with the wishes Of his Majcs-
ty nor such his Majesty could approve Of II was
neither founded the instructions sent ouy Min
istcr, nor Consistent with them. Yet, it p0 ei-
BILE, that under the faith of that agreement various
spcculatons in trade might be entered into by Amer
ican Merchants, became necessary, To prevent any
inconvenience or detriment to them, to issue some
order, by which they might DO secured of ndenniiy
Majesty codA be "a 70 w.. AN t.;
of Council would speedily bc published to the above
mentioned efcct-lt will appear IN Saturday nights
Gazette. Previously however, to the meeting Of the
House Of Commons yesterday, Mr.. Samson, the
chairman Of the committee Of merchants trading 20,
the United States of America, received note from
Earl Bathurst, the President Of the Board Of Trade,
requesting his attendance, With such other Gentle
men of the Committee n-ght he inclined to accom-
pany him at the Board. The Chairman ard several
members ofthe Committee repaired At O'Clock to
the Treasury Chamber, and their being introduced
20 the Board OF Trade, were informed b. Earl Ba-
thurst, that the recent srrang gemcnts made BY cur
Ambasssdour, Mr. Erskine, with the government
OF the United States, through its sccrsar, SIR
Smith, were unauthorized BY his Majesty's Mn
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NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocery and Commi5yion Stare.
George w. Martin,

No. 2, Chmsn-sfreet, Has far saics
A Genuine assortment Of GROCERIES,
IA comprising every article in demand,
which he will exchange cheap for cash or me-
gociablc paper.--Thosc who please 10 favour
him with their custom, may be assured Of
procuring genuine and warranted articles
Town and Country Groccrs viii find it advan-
tageous in CALI .; a. No. 2, where they may
make good specuaiions.
N. b. Country Produce received in pay
meI.s for Groceries, or to sell on commission.
Newtiorf, Juiy 10, 1909.
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WAR IN BAVARIA, sc.


The following are said 10 be the French positions
in Germany at he last date,-Bonaparte's II. q MAY
Istl were at Brannan ION the Inn n]-Lefs6rre's
Lasnes .fassenas and Bessieres, corps between the
Inn and the Austrian tcrrioryGen. Wrede, with the
Bavarian, levy, at Lausen and Sals6Wg One
French division on its march to the Tyro -Davoust's
corps on the north Qef) bank of the Dambe, ,advan-
cling towards the Regen :--Bernadote marching with
the troops from the north of Europe, and the Saxons
by Ezra, for the Bohemian frontier.
The Austrian force was thus distributed :--G...
Hirer ON the left bank Of the Tram Ga river which
ernp,ies into the Danube below Lntz.) The Emper-
our Of Germany at Lints-The Marquis de Castaiaer,
in the 1Sroi Gen. Jelschich in the south part OF
the Bshoprick of Salsbwy-The Archduke Charles
at Ciam-The latter had been joined by Generals
Bcllegarde and Klenau and has force is augmented
70 10000 men, (overated.)
The Sd and 4th French Grand Army bulletins have
been receiyed--The Sd is dated at Btxrghdusen,
April S0th.--The 4th at Bra'u,au May lst-They are
short, and contain details of battles defeats or
any fact of importance.
Government have received advises faom the Aus
trian army, which makes it certain that up TO the
2sd ult the advantages of the French were dearly
bought end were not OF decisive nature.
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DIED.

In this town, on Thursdsv last, Miss cArHARrNE
RooERs, aged 27s--she was dr,itul daughter, an
stcc,onatc sister. and faithful and endearing friend
She lived beloved. and died lamen,ed, by all who
had the pleasure Of her acquaintance.
On his passage from Haran9, Mr.. konrnr SHAW,
of tins town, aged %, son Of the late Capt William
shaS-a song man highly respected and greatly la
mcnted.
eia.ble rehct of the late Thomas Hazard, Esq of
Sotah-kingsfsssa.
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MARINE LIST.
port OF NEWPORT.

FONI or VLWIUNI.
1. Ensefed-Drg Mary-Ann, Greene, Boston, Sch,
Barbara, Marshall, bermuda do. George, Borden,
Antigua; do. Diana, Wass, Machias do. Betsy,
Greene, Bath do Dove, Price, do; do. Swallow,
Norris, do. sloop Mary, Bulky, Boston, do. Fac.
tor, Chase, Philadelphia , do. lIalcyon, yaden,
New-York, do. Fame, Hclne, do. do. Exprcss,
Wood, do.
ClSted-ship Commerce. Gardner, Norsons
Brig Venus, Hillman, New-york do. Sally, Russell,
Nrw-Bcslford sloop Golden Age, Landers, New
York 40, lIalcyon, Walden, do. do. Defiance,
Borden, Norfolk; do. Mary, brown, do.
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ATTENTION IL!

THE Subscribers cont tmplating a'Disso-
u luton OF Partnership, am adjustment of
their Accounts becomes necessary, they there
fore solicit all such as are indebted to them
by Note, or Account, TO mike immediate pay
mcht, as their business will shortly be closed.
NATHANIEL SWEET, & Co.
July Il.
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sters, and that l,c had sent for Tie Committee for
the express purpose Of communicating the fact 70
them, with the view that the same might without
loss Of time be made known to the Merchants
trading 10 the us. His Loraship at the same timc
informed the committee, that advantage would be
taken or any impeachment thrown in the way oi those
who had already. and in consequence Of this una,-
thoriscd arrangement sent consignments to any OF
his Britaniok Majestys subjectsi but thst American
ships and eargoes, under such circumstances would
be allowed to poceedto their destined ports in
rity.
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umn which, immediately proceeded TO TnspraAk.--
On the 18th another French column was at Trente;
which ON the l5ti WAS reinforced by large Italian
corps
TnESIso, APRIL 20,-Our army is on the Pave
Has Imperial Highness is every day OH horseback,
visiting posts. rI
vIcESzA, APRIL 24--Our troops are not interrupt
ed by the e.emy-Tliey are IN fine order and will
immediately commence offensive operations
AUGSBURG, APRIL %. The Austrians have only
succeeded in seducing part of the Tyrolese-Those
OF nspruck, Italian and Bavarian Tyrol remain faith
full party oil. the insurgents, which had assem-
bed in the vicinity of Inspruex attacked by Col
Dietfurt and routed but the Col was killed by a
discharge of muskeuy from the houses Ir The 1y-
roese use ries,an very expert in sharp shooting
LONDON, MAY l7.--By an official despatch from
the Austrian General Tia xis learn that the inhab
tants of the Tyro have With the utmost enthusiasm,
Hsen in favour OF Acc.sia, and have defeated the
Bavarian troops in several engagements. Two Gen.
erals and abOrt $4,000 BavarIans, hare been taken
prisonere.
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Confscariou Of. french Prohertv.

CUD1srHIIOH " TTeHtH ITWcTFy.
We have seen a letter from the Havana, which
contains the following Information ON the 10Th oil
May, an order of the Spanish Government was pub.
lshed, directing and commanding the entire confis
cation of all property Of whatever kind, belonging TO
Fsnch persons Of either sex, and comprchcndng all
those who lad received royal permissions of resi-
dence, as well as those who had become Spanish
subjects by intermarriagc with Spanish women.
s.s. 81 ,durOrd
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FOR SALE,

THE North half of the Dwelling House,
No. 2oS, 1'hamcs-ytrcet formerly the
property of Isaac Dayton, dcceascd.--.1lso,
TO LET, the Shop No, ss, Tha'nes-strcct,
three doors north of Mr.. Townscnd's Coffee
House, with two rooms well furnished, and a
privilege in kicben, and other convencn-
ccs.--Hisoto Let, two Shops on the Point, in
Washington-strcet, opposite the estate of the
late Capt Benedict Smith.--gor further par
tculars enquire Of ~
EDWARD vOSE.
Aeaaort, Jnig l9, 1909. ~.
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The following Notice has been issued by the Col
lector at BALTIMORE. As the law applies equally in
every part OF the Union, have repubiished the
cle, prcsuning that some persons IN this part Of the
Nation may be liable TO the provisions alluded to.
BALTIMORE, JULY T.-fhose interested are de-
sired TO take notice, that all bonds for which depos-
its made, and extension OF credit granted, un.
der the act for extending the terms Of revenue bonds,
are by the condona OF that act, required to be paid
within fort.sivc days after the repeal Of that law
This having taken place by the act Of 2S,h June last
payments are therefore required Of the aforesaid
bonds, at the collectors Office, or before the
twelfth day Of August next, or the goods deposited
viii be liable to publick sale for their discharge.
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MARRIED.,

On Sunday evening last, BY the Rev Mr. Eddy
Capt. Isaac Buaprcx, to MISS ELIZA BRIGHT
NAN.
Al Tsoyidrsee, Mr.. ApxL b. .ifETHrRrScroS, 10
Miss pbILy ARMrNorox, both of that town.
Al Lraajsrd, .hass Hon. NArHASiEL TnvKs-
TON one Of the Senators for Esssr county, to Miss
rLErcHER, his seventh wife 1!
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advance into the Duchy Of Usrsoxs, with his array
THE ID disision of Che Grand Austrian army.] lie
has already taken .Nsveaste, on the Pehea, ON the
direct road TO Croeow, 10 Polish miles from hence.
AxsrERpAM, (Holland) MAY 9.
Advces from holland state, that on the 10Th April,
q sanguinary battle was fought between the brave
Poles, and the Austrians, who were three times the
strongest |; but the issue s not known. We only
know, that $1,000 saxons who had joined Gen.
ronistouskis army fought brasely and did great in
jury to the enemy by their artillery
LONDON, MAY Is.
The Archduke Ferdanand has entered Poland and
the Poles were in motion to oppose him. The King
of Sarony declared war against Austria, BY declar
alton issued at LEIPZIG, 9th April We know that
the Archduke Ferdinand has taken Warsa<, where
be has fixed his II. @. He has 40,000men with him.
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We have frequently received from some Of our
rcsyectablc correspondents, communications, which,
however mcritorious in themselves and however hap
p;ly Intended, We deem improper fr insertion Ei
order TO ohviaie the dcicrcy which must naturally
attend our declining to nseat such colnmuniesticns,
We must request friends 70 forward them anony-
mously, that we may be enabled to judge impstialls,
wi,hout fear of giving offence, where We should be
extremely unhappy SO TO do
EERATuM.
In No. 5, of "Pohacai Eessetions,," for pack a
herse'' read puck house
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NOTICE.

a Ii persons HAVING demands against the
N Estate of MARY ANTHONY, late Of
"ewhorf, widow, deceased, are requested to-
exhibit their accounts and those indebted
to make payment to
ANTHONY DIXON, .5dmimsfrat0r.
Ne~f.orf, Jaiy 10, 1902. a n.
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The following duties, ON the importation Of Teas
and other articles into J.naca, have been imposed
by tha Legislature Of that Island Bofea, ls per h.
Congo, Campoi, sonchong, Pekee, Single or IVAN
key, and Hyson, 2s6.-Cochnea, or Gun-Powder,
3s4.
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ArLAy, APRIL p, 1909. =.
On the 7th, the Austrian troops penetrated TO Pes
ehicra, and on the litn occupied Brcssanno; bu.
they were dislodged by french sud Daysrisn col
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A Cadiz. article Of May 27, says that Prussia as
well Russia, has joined Austria, In opposing the
ambitious views Of France The same article states
the Austrian Ef,ccs 10 lc as follows
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At ,nc annual Meeting ofthc Stockholders OF the
RHopx-IsLASp UsIos BANK, at the Bank Room
Moncay, the Sd inst. the following gentlemen
we're UNANIMOUSLY elected Directors thereof, for the
year ensuing, viz
.SAMuEL- ELAN, FRAScIs BRisLEy, JosA-
TaAs Bowen, CaRIsToPBER q. CBANPLIS,
:, DELEG WooD, WILLIAM CteoEE, CHRIS
IPpHER FOWLER, JoHx EARL, jun. STE.
PkEs L. NoRTHAa.
And At Meeting Of the Directors on the evening
fof said day, sANvEL ELAN, was re-apponted Pre-
Sident, and Jons l.. Boss, Cashier Of said Bank.
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Accounts from Jamaica to June IS, announce the
sailing Of force 10 assist in the reduction Of the cny
of ST. Domingo. tt
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NEWPORT
WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1909.
LATEST NEWS.

BOSTON, JULY ~, 1909.
Arrived this morning, sch. Ann, Kelly, from Hal
flax, bringing London dates 10 May IS.
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Mr.. ADAxs, we learn, viii sail in the. course Of
two three weeks, ON his mission 70 Russia
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Spanish Dollars bearing the name Of FERprsAxp
VIZ are already in circulatcp in Boston
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On the l1th ipss as a number Of workmen we're
tmployed.n pulling down old 3 story buidiag, IN
fPearstreet, ~ Y the front brick wall unexpectedly
gave way, Wien the roof fell in and buried six Of
fhe men-6ye were dug out from under the ruins,
fone dead, and four shock,ngly mangIcd-one miss
ing.
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Total 100000.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07
COMMUNICATION

Wr~ELIAMsBrao, IAN. cS.
ihave copied out OF Warren's History OF the
American keveiuiion, m extract relative to the
conduct of Timothy pirkeriaE 1T the battle of
Lexington. At u time like the present, when
designing men, the tools of an hosli.@ foreign
government, are nva;iing themselves Of a credit
acquired by the re equation OF imaginary cas. ser.
wees, to be cmuicntly mischieYors in j,ro.nosiI,r
disunisn and paisying the arm ofthat government
or which we all rely fn protection and defence.
hls surclyproper to exhibit tl.rn to the public
IN the coiors. that belong TO t,'em-anl 10 shcv
Chat the British p%artizan &c 1909 is only true t.
the character he assumed Ia 1878. At al event.
adjudication ttat leads {, enquiry and inyesiiga.
tion can do no bsm and may do good.
Extract from War-en's History os:he Amer
can Resolution-Vpl. /. Page l37. The Histori-
an after some rcmatss or the eail iutry displayed
BY the und.scipiined proyinciais IN n ne " and Ia.
ardcas conflict with the veterans OF Great Brit IN
continues thus :" the afiair of IL %>ing,on. & the
precipi'ant retreat afttr thS ravagcs at MeH.to.
my, Are testimonies ofthe truth of this ohscrvai
on For, Notwithstanding their p riority in c.
very respect, several regiments ufthe best troops
IN the royal army, were seen, to the surp,izc and
Joy OF every lover OF his country, livirir before
the raw inexperienced peas,ntrv who had r.n
hastily together in defence of their lives and Lb-
critics. Had the militia of Salem and Marble
Head iiave coTie Oh, IS * was tiiif+;iif.ttst .hivv might
have done, they would uud9uEtcdly have prcysu.
ted this routed disappointed army, from reaching
the advantageous post OF Charics,on-But sbc
Hardness efCok Pieferiny, who commanded the
Salem regiment, gave them an opportunity 10
make good their retreat. Whether Mr.. Picker
ing delay was owing TO tipldiiy. or To a predi-
lection IN favor of Britain, rCnains uncertain :.
however 1t was, ceHSnye at tie eiDts .cIl yery hea.
Willy o.. his character"
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f2G III EMoUYRER.

CoM>.uNTCAvtna.-The c~3r2cntion OF
Clhtra Tia Already excited the Indignation
ot the British nation. Sofar. the present mi
n,stry are unpopular. If too. the Preach
should succeed against Spain. Of which there
Is every prchability--ifth British troops
should be either taken o. driver fron, Spain
III all the Ports Of that neninsola should
be shut against British s%oods--ifthe Preach
" blockade at the continent which the in
soient Canning avews, was broken ~ by the
Spanish and Portuguese revolutions =. ia,o
fragments, harmless and ccnvemptible,"
should thus once more be knit together
there is one h~ro6a6iHty az ieast, TINT this
rev disappointment & this oftraa-
sure. may brew a storm arouad The heads
or the present ministry, which ,sev cannot
resist. The retirement of Messrs. Canning
e Co. from the cabinet. may leave some o,
pening for an adjustment of our present dis
pntes. But these are events, on which Con-
gress ought not to calculate. They should
act, rs if WAR in June or July was fnesisa
ttc.1 They should therefore urge on every
sort Of preparation for offence and for de-
fence. When "the tug ofwar" shuH c,me.
let the nerves of the nation be strung FOR it.
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FQR ~ ENorERER

ION FATaER ABRAHNM, WHAT -rpse
CHRIsTIANs Observation-Disclosures.
Muse! having done with R-fnr a while,
Say, who shall next attract tie |, ric s,niis
For when, attune 70 ieffy pitch the string
Wouid'st thou to Lyon. Livermpre, or CLAY,
Morrow, or Masters-EXiot, give a Law
Or wave DER Sloan and ign@rtnce, thy wing
Lady resume thylyre, awake its tones,
Ard charm, Amphion-iike, e'cm "stocks and
stones"
II net, suppose we sing TO Mister White.
Eager for fame, and ardent for the fight
A nan, who in his Country's cause, around
Woaid see blood," ''bones" and ashes strey.
the ground
See" every rag Of canvas fame on high,
Aud the '.sail smcaking," intercept the sky-
NPaariotism," real patriotism is a Jewel
Fisttan yauntngs, s~gltless water cruel.
Bard III net sing him, then do sing Sloan,
* man OF much Importance, let me tell ye,
Who pnsveil last year, The Capitol alone.
And now, alone too, moyetl '' vermicelli."
Or sing TO Nj. HiLMouse, L.sdyf5ir!
Whom in "cOln meal' and cattle" none sur.
Pass;
Esreli, Lloyd, Dana-or Gardiner
Pressing in all the confidence of brass
With passion pressing, and as fancy flags,
Fearing the harmless passion into rags
Or 2nincy rather, cre a line or two
He, iaborins with his speech, arose, profound /!
SShIHHhS hkt DotttU pOoei, Ous II dew,
Whilst dlseord cried, bravo and wisdom frown-
ed.
p.oudly. with tprgia wing, {. soar'J on high,
Bidding TIE house, and common sense good bve
Iilali4 sing to SONS OF them, i pray.
Or take q man OF note !-P--K---a way
n wretch ! WHO from bis c%ountry's standard 4 d.
AID stabbed his struggling parent as she bled /;
Whose heart ne'er basbed acr srgiriags with "a
tear,
Ne'erthfo5b'd the pulse of patriotism there 4!
No! his patriotism beats another way.
And deems that country t-.st, that best can paw;
No matter what her Cause or whather crimes!
a nan whose name pal. freedom shricks TO helr.
T. NAM, that reycr was q friend 10 her.
A name, that sbail no move pollute my RHYMES
Oblivion or tiny view. IS arm oltstretch.
Aud blot from msnuil reco:d such wretch.
Then woald'st thou heavenly goddess =! please to
silg,
Wiib "R0ie Britrrnia," p and tho king 4;
Brave Eppcs, the recrcant from his ~fastness
dew,
And h%eldii'n, aauntIess, to the public view
Like Hcrctics Of old, with p ,tent might,
Dragging, Of gnilt, uha Cerberus TO gEht.
SEDLEY.