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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-14
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yRoM THE AURORA.

THE Sfaresman,''a LONDON PAPER MOST yis.
lentIy opposed TO the ptesent Engiish naius
istry, init oduIes a lengthy article from the
Paris Argus, with the following remaiksil
We have this day given an article of great
length ftom the Argus, newspaper, ia thS
English language, which has for some years
been published in Paris. 1t will be seen "
the hrst paragraph, thar the Argus is ciscon.
,inucd. We are p.ined To Say, there is too
much truth in almost every part OF this biz.
ter fhihftiek against England. All those vino
wish 10 SAWS this country, and have any hopes
of saving il, will 10 well seriously 10 ,end
and weigh the statements and arguments Of
this important article. Ii clearly sh,ws the
situation in which England is the toily of
that policy which brought her lher,---and
the stupidity which chsihs hef up in tha, 20.
s,ion and will hold her Ia is--lil she is swols
lowed up in the vast trISre OF the continent
Of Europe II is full OF lessons Tor statesmen,
and, as nothing is ~ DC expected from our
present ministers, IL does become every hon4
es, man Ia xsf IL Dr. hecyt, and then consider
how tho prediction it contains may be rcns
dered tabulcus. The smile Of contempt
which some Paris papers G6Sct to cast uron
this produeeien, will not save us. In fact,
nothing wils, or can save us, but con, ictioN
OF the truth OF its reasoning, and resolution
(and speedily executed ,os> OF avllmg our.
selves of the knowledge While We say this
we abhor the wretch who wrote il. il he bc
III Englishman for, although truth, IL is
truth that should have been told to England.
here, and not by way of scorn TO her ereuies.
and in the midst OF her enemies. AMI, by
the way, we do not undeI stand how ministers,
our ministers. permi, EngIishmen 10 90
backwards and forwards, between England
and France, who have no mercantile concernss
nor, in fact, any concerns that can be useful
TO this country.
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MN STORE OF NEW GOODS.
NTARTIN FEARING. (of tte Iate


1Nl firm Of FEAaINo &FArRMAs,) having to.
ken tie new store M capt EpwAap EAsroS, No. -,
Thames-street, next nor,h of Mr.. JAMES TAsLon's
Apo hecAry shop, returns lis most sincere tbsnks u
his former customers, and hatters himself, dat by
keeping supply of newly imported and fashionable
Goods, Of sharing proportion of town and country
custom IS he 10 drsrous OF acquiring the reputs-
tion Of selling ut reasonable ard living piohts ne
requests his friends aud the pubIick in s' IL TO call
.fmsng other articles, lie cEcsrs tie ioiis,sing
Rca, supcrfne L,aok sIid blue Bradcl0ths
black blue and drab London Ca -sin,eres; do. CON,
mon and low.p,ic,d fianneIs, Of all colours; real
imperial and princes Cords; Pe!ice Cloths; black,
brown, scarlet, and rcd coiouied Bombazctis, fY'
ed and plan; black, green and purple " Wiidborcs /,
Cambrck Dimt,, furniture and common do bilcA
ard olive Nesets and Vclvetecns Colcran Lnens ;
British Snirngs. black, white and colourd CAM
bricks large twiilcd Shawis India Cotton per piece
or yard ladies' aud gentIemen's cotton AID s''k
Hose KID and beaver Gloves; Calicocs, GinYhans-
Furniture cbintz, &c. &c. &c.
M. A small Lad is wanted to assist In
the above store Oct s.
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FOR SALE,

THE pleasantcst situation in the North So
= ccty in .hannsfeid, (Ccnreencsf. Farm, OF
ioo scres, of good woodland, good orcbsr,lng, Of
excellent grated fruit, veil proporioned fo~ NOV
ing. Ploughing. and pasturing, With good buildmss
Said Psrm is well wasered any gentleman want
ing . opurchAse pleasant place, may be sccommo-
Gated, payment made easy For further psr'iculars,
enqsise OF Mr. Hmpsy Sysjsns or Caps Jeseeh .sSsa
M .,sUcsrf DANIEL BUCKNfLf.
.NcSfsidy Wisdsam Cssnsy, Sept 70, 1910,
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NO. 3, Long, -Hha3, Has for safe,
A Quantity of Ship and Cabin Bread, Of the
first quality Baltimore and Alexandria Flour /,
Molasses, Gin and Rum, per hid or bbl. Ginger
and Pearl-Ash. wholesale and retail an assortment
OF Teas, by the cbes, or dozen pound quantity Of
Tile, suitable for o,ens with general assortment
of West-ludia Goods and Groceries. .slso--
5000 punches aud zoo bushels ONIONS,
cheap for cash approved credit. Oct. d.
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WILLIAM ENGS &SON,

.fo. 10, 7hames-streef, 4
1YAyE just received large additional supply Of
i 4 irDrmopgcry Hard w dJe ano Gut
ie,y-snd offer for sale IN assortment unusually
extensive. They have on hand 4 usual, a coInpete
sortDicnt Of Nails--aso sheet Lead. sheet Iron,
steel Of various kinds, cast iron Stoves Sovels and
Spades, &c. SC.
Literiss--an assortment Of swedes IRON.
October 3.
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FOR SALE,

A FARM, in Wing 7amcsso1vn, plea
L n sanity situated about half NILE north frow
Mr. THoNAs n. CoSoDos's Ferry, containing II a
cres of excellsnt land joining the main road, with
House, Barn and Courthouse. Said Farm has q
beautiful Orchard, well fenced with stone wall and
is wei wsered. An indispu,able title will be given.
For further particulars, inquire Of the subscriber.
living on the premises JOHN wEEDES, jun
jamestown, Oct. ~, 1910
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sNcW-Jo1E. sTpTN I'd, IoIT.
HAVING kept up constant fire of Rhoae- Island
a1uelnecl Csai, upwards OF three months, do not
Aesste 10 sclAre my opinion Of its qualities aud val
pe am fully convinced, ,,hst Gre ossqua heat and
goodness can be supported With this Co,I, with less
Souble and expense than it with wood, and with
less expense than with imported Coal Ihelieve a
shaIdron of it viii support a FIRE of the heat,
Eager than ehaidron Vt Laverpooi Coal
DAVID ID. CRANE.
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CALL AND SEE.


JOSIAH &. SHAW.
LAS last received, and offers for sale
u L Oh the most liberal terms At his new Station
~. Office, No. llS, Ihames-streef,
A complete and elegant Assortment OF
legal, Commercial, and No,arial Blanks, printed on
sUpcriour Paper, and the first style Of the Printing
Ar-among which are the following, va,
Deeds, Dils OF Sale
Powers Of Attorney, Shipping Papers,
Declarations on Promis- Coasters Maniiss,s.
sAry Notes, Blank Checks on the
Do on Book Accounts, Banks in .New&ort,
indenures, Bills Of Exchange.
Bills OF Ladng, Seaman's Journals, &c.
.3so-Just received Assortment OF PenknNcs
Of various prices, from IS 10 100 cents. STATION
AIRY as usual.
Managers Lists Of the fortunate Numbers in the
Tth Class of Hayeid Bridge Lottery, may be ssen at
this Office.
E.cohange and LOTTERY C$ce.2 n..x
No lSl 1hames -sf'ei,
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CE RITZ PICA TIE s.

Portsmouth,, .3pri7, 1910.
FROM nv knowledge Coal Mines, obtained from
having the ma,age mcnt OF the most important Coal
Mines in Vpgiaia for "a years, am of opinion, from
a orough examination of the .9q,tedaeck Coal Mines
thal they contain immense body of excellent Coal,
ia, can be procured with the greatest ease, and
promises vast profit to the owners
JAMES KETTEN.
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I, THE subscriber, having used different kinds Of
Coal in the course of my life, the business Of black
smhng, and have used the Rhode leland Coal eigh-
teen months. and find to be equal to any ever used
and in some kinds Of work, much better And have
rsed said Coal fortwo winters past in my dwelling.
house for domestck uses, and 6nd much preferable
ts cord wood THOMAS BORDEN.
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NO. II 0sd u, 7hamss-streef, Hape for sale,
A Few pipes Country Gin; 20 kegs
4 "A of Butter, suitable for family use 10 boxes
seschong Tea with general assortment Of Groce.
ries, as ususi Oct 81
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TO LET,

{ ind In mediate tossessien siven
The srar M. iO7, Thames street.
lately occupied by the subscriber, with half the
house above, or scperatc, as it may suit the hirer
Appyio SAMUEL r. GARDNER.
Oct 81
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JAMES KETTEN.
.Nesy.Tmk, Oct. rs, 1870.

s''N"f""S OtFs HOb HOIV
HEREBY certify, that have made use of the
Coal taken from the iquedsccs Mines, in the State Of
Rhode- Island, in the pubck rooms of the Tontine
Coffee -Housa, and, from the extraordinary heat it
pro,!uces and its extreme durability, and making no
smoke, consider il to be much preferable to the i'm.
ported Coal in common in this city.
JAMES Dryden.
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80 much cheaper than any other fuel have been in
tse hablt OF using. STREET & STEVENS,
CHARLES RACEN,
RICHARD TAYLOR & CO.
JOHN BENHAM,
DO1N WlLLEfS & co.
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.Nelvfork, yL1. s. 1910
WE, the subscribers, Brewers, in the city Of .Ne,
Ysrk. having tor somc time past usel OF The Rioie-
kdli .i9uedreck Coal in KiIns, for the p1rpo.e
Of drying IL. 6nd the fully snswerbIe To onr
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SAMUEL r. GARDNER,

INFORMS his friends and the publick
4 in general, tla he has removed his grocery store
from No ICY To No. los, Tnamessirecf, rext door
south Of bis old sand, where be he's constantly on
hand IN extensive assortment Of Groceries which he
is determined dispose of AT the iosss cash prices
He has also OH hand, a few Dry Goo,ls, a.
rnong which are--supcrtine B,oldclohs, ,Cassmcrcs,
rlarnels Bare o, vesslngs, wcrsted lnaSntton Hose
Lin. MS, Gotten and lren Checks, &c &c. which he
Is determined to se at prices which cannot fail to
.,,f
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.Nswpori, Ocf %, 1910.
1.-THE subscribers, Inhabitants of the town Of
Ne~por, State Of Rhode isia,,d, &c certify and de-
ciaie' inat We have had ,q1snt opportunities Of SEE
ing sfqned'eeS Co1I burn, it in considerable
use here Last WINTER Tue heat produces Is intense
snokeiess, aDd durable.
Expenence has taught the corsec, and easy mode
oil kmai'ng II /; and We deem ,he discover, OF this
Coal hi6niy fortunate event, and promising of the
most uset,l pui,l,,t ..lv.n,aops
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0 WANTED TO HIRE,

(For one or f.so years,)
TWO or three Kounns furnished, con-
vcnient and suitable for small respectable family,
in central part Of the town. Enquire of the Edtos
of the Rhodc-Island Republican. Oct ~
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Ihsmas 1io,rissad,
n m hanter.
Henry ShertHrne,
Usher Rs6cans,
Beyemln Hazard,
Joia Il. Boss,
Christopher q. Champion,
Constant Ia6er,
Join "a, .Sheorman,
Benya'a'n J'ei,ce,
U,iii.m .A.rchans,
LOUIS Rsnsmen,ere,
Hsoeri 3iesens,
S.ephsn 4. .Northam,
Samuel i.ope.,
Hsra.'o >. Derier,
Josish Jitmro,
Js1n aein,
As1eri fcgers,
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ALso,-250 NJ. Shingles with quantity OF
Boards and Latis, of the first quality.
0J' The highest price given for old Copper
Brass, Lead, Iron, s. Rigs.
Newport, July I8, 1910.
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Sitas Dean,
.iaeiiey Clarke,
E6ise@rd E'aS,oa,
Jshn Price, Jw,.
Simeon J.arsn,
John Earl, Jun.
Francis BrniIey,
ChrFsiefher fewier,
lanes Ce,rdne',
John Banssfe,,
Christei.her Rhodes,
HiiGGm Engs,
). g. ~ h.,mrne,
5. Vh.,ekcrne,
Dan,e! S.e'den,
J'smes /. erry,
'Taomas Dea,iis,
SEE Aen Dettcis.
8cYaman Haayen.
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GKOCEl<iES,
BY vvholesaLc and retail.

] a S . y S p X \ q u f..
NFfERs for sale, at tho Store on B4nnisfer's-
~ Uharf, formerly occupied by Messrs. }. K II
GAHooNE,
y general assortment OF Groceries
Crockery q Glass Ware, &c. &c consisting Of
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PRfN TING.

PRfN TING,
IN all its rie;y xecu,ed ~ith elegance and des-
patc, ana o". cheapest fessRs possible, al INC
Office OF tie Risds- kssns AeoutGesn.
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VET NURSE WANTED.

WANTED a Young woman OF re-
w pusable character, With good breast OF
mix, TO take care of child. Inquire At this ofbce.
Nov. z.
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CH, il t,iiii.S
BY WH0LE.iL ES5 RET.lIL,

" I. l. = NJ w ~ / r..
Offers for sale. at the store, on Ielg,sLarf formerly
oc1 upieo BY the P'cgSesSi.s Conifony, No. IL.
a Ccrerd Assortment Of Grocery, Gro o-kery, and
Glass Ware, SsC.--coNsIsIINC Or
Kum Black Pepper
Gm Ginger
Cpguisc IDA AMY | ,'imento
Spanish Table Salt
Moiosses Alsxandria IOUp
llys0n * BaltimorS
Tyson skin TEAS Wrapping Paper.
Sonchong * Ralslns
Balca Tobacco
Coffee Rice
Chocolate Sop
Loaf Candles
iisvaDna cJ-cAp cheese
White K Butter
Brown and Meal
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The above articles will be sold on reasons
bic trems Tor cash. June Is
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JURIEU, Il tnln> a French protestant Di-
vinc) wrpte q Treatise on the Prophecies, r,-
n AK O.e ior precision with which il depicted
tAe irene. ,evo,u.iJn His book WIS puD-
hsA Il III ,.n, Ian., 1857 Ind Was almost on.
o. , int 1t tac comm bce mcnt of the cevoul-
uun When the question oi war with
Fr.nce w :, as,tatrd In the Briiish PnriiAmen'
% ssa res troGl this book were cited. (i mis-
ta,e not oy E..r Gt4y) to snow that Jurieu
hed denneat a the features of this great poIit.
ic., event w 4 more than human aid and
EN-, accortun, his exposition of the Pro-
phecics, En-, md would prosecute an unsuc-
cessfu. 1ni dis istrous war Against her con-
,nentd ngai Singular as this may appear,
Il emblrras.ed le ministry and alarmed the
u,riy who IN de ylr wila France case of
conscience. lie .ns wece found TO silence
she arguments II Jireu. rne few remain
ins copies Of his oJpk disappeared.
This account VS. given Dy Bookseller,
Ar. Low, then residing in London, vino had
at the time OF the at,remented debate IN
Parliament. seyerli of JIrieu's BOOKS among
his old stock. The copies were bought up
sy Cabinet Brokers Is ne afterwards ascer-
c4ined) at a high advance price winch he puI
sp,n them on perceiviny the pressing de-
mad for them. Mr.. Low. now deceased, ,has
sine. lived, and followed MS profession, in "
York. The curiosity excited by the circum-
1-nces related, induced him TO enquire for a
copy in this country, With view of publish
ins A new edition. H. ascertained that there
VS. one IN library IN New-York. This Is
81 the Information that the writer has been
abe to collect on the subject Of the disap-
pc anc of Juricu', ,ooS Mr. Low i now
dead. Ensland is not the place to IooS for a
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KlNE-POCK INCUBATION.
To the Inhabitants Of the iswn Of .Nswport.

TO the Inhabitants Of the Term Of NEWPORT
THE town of Ne,sport having engaged Doctos
SYLVANUS FANsHER TO nocuate ,he lns
habtan,s of said town tor the klNE-P0CK, and havs
ing appointed the subscribers Cpnmi,ce TO pros
mote and superm,snd general inoculstion--
NOTICE
is hereby gven that the inooulation will take place
at the expense Of the town, at the following tines
and places ,--On Monday, the 17th inst. at MIR Zen.
ncy's Meeting House on Tuesday st the Epistop1
Church on Wednesday At ID. Ponens Meetings
House on T!,ursda, at Mr. Edss's Meeting -tiousci
on Friday at Mr.. Gibsoas Mee,inp House Uni o.i
saturday IT the Mc,aods, Chapel, from 8to IL, A.
NJ. and from ) to S, u. M; and that al persons
nocuated are requested to attend at the placs
on the eighth day from the inocularion for .xs
animation.
The Committee earnes silly recon mend to theit fcis
low-c,zcns, that they avail themselves of this Of.
Voruhi,y To secure themselves and families from Ties
aua,k of that loa,hsome and dangerous disease, U.s.
SmaK.PoI. Heads OF families will consiief t,.
they important duty To their children md ii
mesicks and that il through their inattentioh Il .
present opportunity should pass unmproyed, thoca
who had a right to depend confidently their vir
lance and affection, may rcproach them with hhv,
unnecessarily exposed their lives. II ought also
bc remembered, that duty to the Community i,s
qures us to contribute cxcr,ions, each witlihh,
own sphere, To the determination Of that fornidat+
foe to human life, the smanbor, and that the KIM
fOCk offers the only remedy for this end, and ua
only hope Of its final cxtrpaton.
When the inhabitants of the town Of .Newbsrt fel
collect the expense and confusion SO often suffered
by reason of the breaking out of h, smallpox, and,
above ALL The anxiety and distress of indlyidtals,
occssioned by the frequent recurrence OF lis css
lamty, the Committee hope that al Who srt hOs
'lready secured from the infection, will apply ID
Doctor Fansher, at the times and places prescribed,
and secure the town from The danger to be justly sps
pretended from the smad,por. II is expected tl,st
Oc ~ tt,vn
and to whom The Uniieo States are greatly indebted
Tor the early communication and inu oduction NJ the
VACCINE INCUBATION, will attend during tie
vaccination in Newtort, and that his advice and great
experience will give sanction TO this laudable unders
taking.
The Committee request that no cigars be smok.
cd IN the buildings designated, M the practice 10
dangerous, and TO many offensive. The women ard
misses who attend to be noculated are requre sted ,
wear short sleeves.
John l.. Boss, Jnn. .Jbhn II. Mann,
Thomas g.. PHmon, Eduard Ihursfog,
John 1iocnm, Daniel Sht idon,
Robert ". fnchmuty, Edscard Easton.
Newport, sept =.
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Mercantile Credh in England.

The six principal detulters in London,
during the late mercantile embarrassment,
arc Greave & FISHER, whose debts are
5o4 ,Oool Rou!andSon & Go, debts 2S3,93S,
hardy, Oner, * Co. debts 3ll,Sost hoIon"-
son, Aates, & Co. debts 2S5,Sj3t j. Gooncr'S
deb,s s3S,59Si Messrs. JACOBS debts 6oo,oooL
The wnoie of these f4ilures amounts TO about
5 10 600 900, but they arc said still 10 have
crecI,s in their books which viii more than
cover their dc cialcation.
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.NEW rs5Ki
WEDNESDAY, SEPT II, 1910.
noitE or porren's PAMPHLET.

We understand that tine neat proceeds of Potters
very Ar.ed, ingenious, Logical, qulscai and iwistcai
Pamphe, intended 10 deiray The expenses ans
ing to the federal parry. ON the d~y ot Election and
are at all times disposed to help our fellow
creatures in Ill honourabie, humane. and benevolent
designs, take the liberty of observing, that this
book. price pence 10 Ro'-su6se'Tbers Is the work
OF ,he celebrated
ELISHi u. POTTER, LID. FRS STD.
of this State and the friend of Britain. and revised
and corrected by The Kight Hononrabie Sir, the Ex-
Notary. This last Circumstance must cause tins
book 10 meet a very RAPID sale, and, of course, be
very productive the author and printer thereo', IN
dvpendentiy of the above appropriation. We would
advise that copy of this elegant producuon should
Be- purchased for the Redwood Library For OF its
author, ii may with truth be SAID,
40 grea: an .}SS ne er .grose before,
Nor never ,siR tW H. shoH ,9,ite once more.
We have been the more particular Oh This hea,., With
confute Dr.. .NoIse's ill-natured censure OH
the literature of this State And hope that in the
next edition of his yipercan Universal Geography, the
Rev. DIR. i'll speak IN terms more resPcc,ih ot the
literature Of our beloved and happy State More here
after
Poor Billy CoBBErr of Psrcptine memory has
ben convicted m srgtand f s. m3st ohi aud sscFed
ibeI on som Ut Hts Gracious Maiestys uprsht
and righteous Mniste.s. Ii Peter Porcnbne hat re-
Ceiyed his deserts he would l"ve heen hoascd long
ago. While prosecuting hls career OF wlckedness IN
tins country, he countenanced, supported, and
even PAID by the British Government bat the mo-
Peter repents of his crimes, and exposes the
measures of that infamous Government, all Its ram
cour and venom is levcled against him! he be-
comes the victim of that despotism. which he SO
10 z laboured tp support. The following is the SEN
tence passed upon poor Peter:
Sentence on William Goblet
"Tnc sentence OF tnis Court is, hat YOU, UTfGm
Co55ett, do y fne The King, of l)oJL that you
b. Imprisoned in Ills MA esty's jail of NeSgate, for
thc spa of years, that at the expiration Of that
perild YOU enter into rocogniaance 10 keep the
p zee f. 7ye,rs, Yourself IN the sam of S,0OOi
rily md two suritias in the sum OF l,000L cach--
A d further that YOU be Imprisoned till that recog
niz,1cc be -nterd into, and that fine paid"
The Londoa papers sare, tht several OF the Princes
fine virusu. and and 4miable Sons, probaby OF the
no less ami bic and yirt,t u, Nonarch are extreme
ly angry with Mr. Cobben, account Of his ha sh
anm diversions tne German troops. The profits
Of Cob6ets paper nelts him clear 4UO0L s.ering per
annum, equal to Si7,7eO.
Much has be, said IN the t0ry paps's, respecting
deJc, ahck cs,pkty the Of Copenhagen JacksoH.
W. 4, sire os, highly polished federal rd,Cors, who
az nier B.itish pay, to contrast denocrd'ick With
edsra tory v,ty exhbned by the tederet aco5ins
q, Pow eli.e in the OF Thomas fetcher.-
HUHZtH for The to1n.c0unci the n-se,2e4nt, and
kLe rI6Gle.
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riED,
Il this town, NJ. GIDEON DAVE SPoRr, aged 70
years.
At Portsmolsih, Jos DunvEE, Esq. aged 78years
At Wexford, on suhd,y last, Of a paralytick
stroke, Capt. GfDEos FsEEsoRS, aged about 50
years.
Al sea, on his passage from New.york to Europe,
Mr.. SAMUEL NIcBoLs, son Of the late Mr. Samuel
Nichols, of North -Kingstown
Lately al Barton, (sco,lsnd) Mr. RAMSEY, who
left All immense fortune an infant soD who, when
Of lge, viii be ioaSed with tws mi!ons pounds srri
o,8eJ 900 dcls
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