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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17
IMPORTANT.
NEW-YORX, APRIL Is, 1910.

The ship Cincinr atus, Capt. Conkln, arrived here
last evening in 80 days from London The editors
OF the Ncw-fork Gazette are indebted TO MI Calf
and Mr. Austin, for London Papers To The 10th Of
last month inclusive. Il will be seen by the follow
ing extracts, that there is every. prospect OF a
speedy adjustment Of all differences between the
Emitted States and Great sritain--and Git was be-.
lieved in England) consequently war with Frapfc
The following article from the Lnnadn
Morning Chronicle Of the 7th uit. is strfie M
by the passengers 10 the Cincinnat4s, 10 Sc
correct :--- A w
II IS very currently reported. ;fat The
Negotiations which have for some Time beer,
conducted by the Marquis Wellesley and
Mr. f'nkney, has happily terminated in an
amicable adjustment Of the differences be-.
tween this country and the Unitcd States Of
America. The John Adams frigstc has
been detained to carry out the Treaty, which,
will NOT be made pubick until the ratifca.
tions ere exchanged ltis said that the 'des-
patches OF the American minister are to be
forwarded to the frigate tomorrow
The frigate John Adams, il was supposed
sailed from Portsmouth on the sth of Mar.
Tor America, to touch at Hayre for Bearer
OF dispatches. The Juno, Bates, with dM-
p'lcates Of Mr.. Pinkney's dispatches, sailed
about the same time for Boston, M
4 twas said IN England that no minister
would AZ present be sent out, as it was sup
posed Mr.. PiHkney's arrangement would SUI
Percede the necessity Of any further hegoci-
alton.
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Lottery and ExSba,,gs'
No. la, THAMES-sTREEE.
s S0Q0--HGHEST PRIZE.

Naatfcid fridge Lottery. 6ih ClaFs
WILL commence drawing in Boston, y y
~ 21st May next. and presents stl,< foliraisr
prizes to adyeniurers in this excellent VIA
4 lprixe Of 5000 Dollars 8 OF 1000s s. IN 5evi
SO of 100, SIS Of 50 3227 of dotIsrs,~- Nt,sv3
blsnks to prize. Present pricecf whole 1ixk.,,
for Tekcts and Quarters will be icceistd Ald sxlc.,
ed will immediate attention. 5t M \,
The Manap efs List of piiscs in the 4h class of
Dixvic Rosd Lottery, has iscn received ~ thiA tiet,
and may be cxamincd gratis Prizes paid an dcnald
in Cash. Is tAs ~ ile
Y Anknds Of BILLS viii BIZ exchanged on rcasonaL Is
terms, and every favour gratefully acknowledged.
Y JOSIAH e. s SHAM. .
Newport April IS, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17
DIED,

At hartford, Z Con. on the I'd inst. Miss MAafA
krLscuss, daughter Of Capt. Samuel X. aged IS
years. She was summonsed from the world by the
imperious and impartial mandate ofdeath; at period
when all the youthful and opening prospects Of fu-
ture scenes seemed 90 render life desirable indeed
but It virtue with the powerful combnztion Of all che
exalted and endezrng qualities that bears the good
man on the buoyaut wings Of hope through all the vi
cissitodes of this afflicted world could secure to man
an ssyiu. or procure momentary protrsction of his
life, the amiabe. the virtuous Marta would stil live
ON this side the dak domains of DEATH to realize the
eonsu'nmaion Of those joys, which her Frightening
prospects bid her 10 hope for and to impart to her
afflicted friends that anticipated happiness the de.
prvation Of which compels those to whom she vas
connected BY the indearing ties Of eonsangunity TO
sxclHi1, ft ttfF 80
hAs~an hearf shat bslier asnsgb con rss.
1nan none prsusmphsn - ss<ssrSvs ds~s."
and drsys<he deep Sigh from him. in whose heart 10
sreetss hes vrtuoas memory. the ncblest Of human.
~ sftF y
.9s sAsss ~e isrs jsee. ~e De N bss.
SfyJsy ej7w rrJnS b sevseAk Ifss hse hearss
IL bpsss'd if, as ias b~s bressksay CO.
15sksss eae pa.y 3 sssd - fsH sses, f4f-1
Urkzphy ~ phs isscss {esb ~ ksss NJ
ysss~ cs~s kss~ sefs Ser ev'y fv~sS lad is~;
D-pSy'fSsy,;sS ss fss burasf d<sk n 6ss&A. :
nz <&v az ~ ss. rsstss ~ Ssast" : 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17
CAUTION

We would recommend to our Republican
brethren in every part of the State, TO be on
their guard, and detect every person who
may be employed by their poli,isal enemies,
to cross tho lines from Massachusetts or Con-
ncc,icut, to put in theirvotcs at our next e.
lection in this State. AS we have much rea.
son to apprehend this practice, we hope ga
word to the wise will be sufficient"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

so long ss We corsiiue I'm Isdsttrdsrs ca
tany, acting under IL.
4H. Resotved, That this Company Ni.l
continue to keep themselves completely e''s-
ed an,l equipped, and ready to march an go
men,'s warning, In case OF alarm, undc, exe
own officers, chosen and commission, -
specified In the Charter, and under III. ,;:'-
mediate direction OF the Captain Gcnert Uf
the State and that we will never subni 'o .
draft of P.eRr Of our Company, 10 be- l'c-
ed under other, officers, not of their own
choice, SO long as any other military eolera
ny Is exempt \ and for tbs, We pledge our
bonours to each other, and TO those who n.sy
heresher hscom~ members Of this Conysny.
sth. Res6fvsa, That COMMITTEES be %.
pointed 10 write 10 ihc commanding oHScra
Of the other Chartered Companies in ss.s
State, to transmit 10 ihvm copy Of slioAe
Resolutions, and 10 request them 70 act in NJ
nison with us. "A s
HENRY cAHOoNE,
.t4 Licufrnonf g Commanding 0Crer,.
GEORGE .Rt1Gcs, Cyerk Pso.teh, 7 8 ). (.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

The United States has appropriated TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS towards repairing Tie for.-
tiications in our harbour And we are informed chat
Major Pear "A is making the necessary arrangement,
to commence tie work Immediately. good pros
peet FOR the Industrious labourer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

Your country calls upon you, to lend your
aid. and assist tance, at the approaching State
Electien. BE prepared be ready 10 do your
duty, ON that day set apart BY yourselves for
the purpose of choosing such men for your
rulers, are capable, and honest and, who
ere sincerely attached to the true cause
prosperity, and future happiness of our below
ed Country Such, We believe, are the men,
who senPose che Prox in this days paper.
Let there be no stitiag, no petty dissentions,
on that day. But, as Republican brothers, let
yonr otject be one and the same and, let
yeur exeftions'be second to none. And re-
1ficmber, that extreme heat, Can be produced
only when its rays converge to a single point.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

a wit observes, that it is yet uncertais.
whether the falsely styled t.deraisfs will turn
out to be spries or sane cnlotfes having lost
heir cloaks and their Wuistcoat,f the fall
ling of OF .. few more of the coalition gar.
ments With which they have tisguiscc them-
selves, will expose them in all their naked
deformity. ar
'(;ovyFEwyea ,---e-'-r .---.-- f=~
JonN WEsTcoTr, Bso: who has stoo much virtue
20 lend his aid 70 cover multitude Of sins f> ,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

In this town, on the ID instant, by the Rev.
Mr. Gibson, Mr.. DAxIEL CARDEY, toMiss RsBxe.
ca AusrIs, both Of this town. sff
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

We are eredibly informed, that Immediately after
the publication of the letter Of JoHs WEsrcorr,
ESQ TIC Ginning To stand candidate in the federal
prox. in the Phenix, who Is considered a lea
der OF the !" British party" in this town. wrote to
him. requesting him to assign Tin another letter for
publcation) a for his dcclinAtion that ne
was out Of health, and in consequence CO uld not
serve If elected The Elder 1--WE further learr) in.
dgrantly spurned az the declaration Of % base
falsehood, and treated the impudent request with
the eonsempt Is merited- lPhenir.]
The deuksss. aos fsres. say this State never has
oeen 90 harmonious since they have had the pow
CT II seems therefore that Republicans are NOT 50
eager after Office ~ themselves and that they do no,
rs,se such hoesnd ert when they are turned out of
once. These gentry, like ravcIing wolves, lose
sher fercensss when they are fdsl We must there.
sose, seems, continue them in power N preyep,
hepeace OF the state from being distufted by their
howings!!! 1hisis trulya novel Argument n proof
OF their merit khas grnefaiy been observed, that
those VINO are she post eager afer Office, are gcner-
n they 80 dstem;sed to disturb The peace of she
etaee uplen NY are eontinoed in power. i Is he
tine ny aSe bound over 70 their good behaviour
they yshould be turned out of ofsce A everv sh;r~
predicts they wll may be necessary fov the rexf
Lcgslatese TO sppoist sdditional number of Seeo<
sfers, tst The Gsoj people Of the Stste nav - go
bed quietly to pursue their lawful ssd ordinary svo.
cntions Should ths prove inef5ecsual, Bedox ~.
pisesor S'ss- -frisss may answer the purpose aSx
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-21
FIRM the Conncct!eut NiYrsr.
----m %: ~-

It would seem by the course Of eYen,s IN
Europe, that Bonaparte rad become SICK Of
his relations by blood, and his first MARI.
ace, and had resolved to rid himself d them
as fast as possible. The first empress, Tic
far famed Josephine, was dismissed with 4
handsome income, and win an imperial
title. Of the latter she has been stripped
already; and it would not be surPrizog #
the dover should b. very much cmtsi.ed
1t is not impossible that his imperial and
royal majesty is becoming, ike sane other
greet men--a subjvc, OF what IS yO'sary
called " bett,ccat sovernmeM." The Isinac
privy-tdunsei!or appears to have great
weight at the board, < probably The po'N'
cal affairs Of the aid zvorM, whatever may
be said of the 7,ezv, wall, for while Al
least, be under the Influence OF a WOMAN
Strange stories are related in he news'Pa'
pers Of the late kirT and queen OF Holland
the former is said 20 have Literally 'O@
away from his thronr, and the latter to Rave
been poisoned. Whether these stories al'
true or false, we pretend not to say bu'
when we hear that Fouchc is DISMISSED
from his Office in the police, hecaus; he 'o''
ed for the death of Louis XVI. ard Iad'
Bonaparte has ordered monument 10 "
erected to the memory of that mona'ch' W
are prepared in the next place to hear any
thing. 1t is not impossible that the s0'' :
reign Of Europe begins TO think meany u
plebeian blood, and highly OF the se'a f'y'
al
AS Cor the young empress, she will 40
we'll to recollect the history Of her aunt w. "
beautiful Maria Antonette. Il IS Soou ~
years since she was married to the D4up'H
Of France, afterwards Louis the AYhI-
The reception Ct that princess when sI'
arrived at Paris, BY the cour, of LOUIS 'a'
XIV. was splendid, and highly tla''sf'D
At fete made in honor OF the msr'4S,
shortly after shc,reached the French caP"''
by some untoward event, number Of P''
, pie LOSE their lives, 3nd mutltcdts WI
wounded. IF the present empress posses,
es but a small portion Of the suPef'''''SS.
which belonged to her great ancestor Wv
celebrated Maria Theresa, the Pa'""',
which might easily be run between ne' I w..
circumstances, and the history OF inc ~" 'r
queen of France, would fill her mIT0 w" "
gloom and terror. One thing she oUo'', ;,
watch with the utmost solicitude, ana We -
is, the portentous countenance Of heF 0'I r,S
thirsty husband. etthe azytWst8'Y y Wv
,brisoucrSat 7aHa, like LEAD SIM D-D
WITHIN HER SOUL"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

TYNE subscriber, after lapse Oh "' rs.
/ necessarily consumed in the pl'p ps 10
ton of his house, respectfully ah, ~ as tie
he citizens of Alexandra, as wen for a
community at large that he has ! |, ~ ssa.
term of years, that noted End ehgI Is (IqI
lishment known hy the name OF the l .,;.by,
HOTEL, and once occupied by Mr. 1 Ii
whose distinguished abilities as 'l lcpcs
gave it an cclat which the sn6sofl r,;o,s in
to preserve by lis unremitted ex & T. 81, Iin
afIording to all those who may con', ord e. ~
the favor of their patronage gen'ee' .I,b,cr;5er
Portable acccmmod ations. nc = n ult;-
deems it unnecessary to indicate G i, ,t tbe Civ
plcity of convenienccs altaehe daa,c n TO
Hotel, and will only submit a e ,se so gene
that portion of travellers S Is,a na
rally, atte sted its numerous Tp,,Tock.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-21
From the Boston Rebertory.
SOMETHING NEW.

Our friends, the Norwegians, though
far to the North, seem not wholly destitute
of invention. They have discovered new
cause of capturing American vessels, never
yet suggested by any principle OF maratime
law or common sense.
A friend handed US, yesterday, letter
from an American in Norway, to his cor
respondents in this town, relating to the
capture of the brig Mary, Wood, Of which
the following is an extract.
cEewoc, (about 60 miles N. W.of
Christlansand) June 8, 1910.
:" After pretty good passage from bos-
ton of'4o days, we arrived in this place on
the 5sh inst. being brought in by Danish
sprivateer, who boarded US about 5 leagues
from this place, and after looking over our
papers, observed we had NO CHARTER
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-21

PARTY, and must be Carried =,
foa further examination. The oe, ,s'1 Pot
were carried into Farsund and a. dayssI
We then applied to the agen, e ~ S'n'asd
teer, and likewise to the cFn'.; VIC ptlsa.l
cause of our detention, but ecuJ '' u I'd
mont. We were however iott,m.I Nh 'cOi'aI
Americans here that We shall b, ~; y &|
the prize court. VIC t
"Ot lhe American vessels htr.,
this, we're the brig Minerva, B,,t ,tu ma,
Portland, ca,harine, capt. ockipp ae' !, I'p|
Boston and brought in With US, 'n5 II.
Lo', trcm New York; brig Ellen I SSI':'
Adams, from Lisbon; brig S,Iph, FaS"''
from New York all watt, Trial." Y
A vessel captured Ter not hsyipc !, ! 4
ter parry ! ,hrn all vessels with cspoo ,"'''
longing to The owner OF he vessel aTr NJ a"''
prize 10 these fire. booters. Tha, orr e. e'0'
in this country, unat quainttd with ,s
merce, may know ON what tidicu,cu, =,
ttnces these recent allies OF Bonapa,te s r
upon our property, il may be necessary :,
observe that the charter party is nobn'
more nor less than the agreement hvlwrr;
the owner and trei6htcr. OF course VIII,
they are the same, charter party is as IN
necessary as for man to Take lease Of No
own house.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-21
From the n. 1ork Evening Post.

The federaksts do all the mischief-It is
rather unfortunate that let the federallsts be
in power or out Of power,-let them rule or
be ruled. the misfortunes Of the country are
all laid at their doors. When they held the
reins of government there'was continual
cry against them not for what they did,
but for what it was feared they would do.
The complaint, was then prospective. For
at the time the country enjoyed an unparal-
l-led state of prosperity. Our farmers, me-
chanics and merchants were growing rich,
our country was improving with rapidity
never before experienced, and our govern.
meut was respected at home and abro adj
The name of an American was proud
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-21
To be Leased on Ground Rent,
OR som IN FEE SIMPLE.
. Baltimore, Sebt. II.

One Lot of Ground fronting 246 feet 10
inches Duke street, between Patrick and
Henry streets-It will be divided in small
lots to suit applicants.
One other Lot on the corner OF Alfred and
Duke streets of lo3 feet, which will likewise
be divided as may beagreed on,
One Lot on Alfred street. Of "a feet.
One Lot on Patrick street, adj dining VIM.
Veitch, of IS feet.
Also, several other Lots, in different stu
atoms
The abase Lots are all in the seighborhood
OF one OF Ahe best pumps of water in the
town.
krHnrOH { orwell
Septls eostsaw.s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-21

INTERCEPTED LETTER
From tall Tommy to little Jenny.
aP IT GOES IN A FINE OLD TUNE.
lanes Madison my Joe Jim, when1 gave up
the chair,
Thee bequeath'd my old blue cloak, man
tie for thy wear
And thank the gods, thou didst possess dou-
BILE portion too.
-Ofmy good spirit in thy bones, James Madl-
son my Joe.
From Mnnticeilo's Octagons, tn abode OF
peace and me,
This pledge of ancient friendship then,comes
-hotfliag straight to thee;
So store It's beauties in thy heart, and never
let them go;
They II help thee in thy latter end' James
Madison my Joe.
The pillars of Democracy begin to tall away
Blu, you're 10 novlce.in the art OF bolst>ring
the decay -
Grease 4veH their ha!ass, you little rogue, as
| have had To- do !;
They follow only for eloayes, James Ma
olson my joe
What think 81 took Calender from jo1l---
gave paddy Dunn sword
WHY feayao Of lAese curs'd rentsadoes It's SO
upon my word
Theytknow your vulnerable parts thereat
they'll draw the bow,
And wound you 't7clrt your harness joints,
James Madison my Joe.
The Yankee bays, those willy rogues, look out
for them my dear
They oft my weakness have expos q, and you
have much 10 fear;
Take heed well theieiore, to your steps, ios
they are watching you,
Or they may catch you mapping yet, James
Madison my Joe.
We've pla, d into our Fnp'-or's hand, at first
and last, | ween,
Full fifty million dollars, yet his .aN"rlcc IS
Keen,
fear he's getting crszy fast; alas! what
viii you do /!
There seems to be no pleasing him, James
Madison my Joe.
T, obey his mighty orders have left no
stonelunturned -
Made Leotaras fight enlbargoes lad, and
treaties have spurn'd; :,
I've shook the parties by the ears, but all
would never Go;
| could not raise a British war, James Madl-
son my Joe.
AS to your Erszne settlement, that birth Sc
premature,
I'VE kao7v tel ,veN Old England's climate ne
yer could endure
The feds gave you dinner then, but little
did they know
1t was hreconcerted thing, James 'MaoASoh
my Joe.
Stick to the wayI taught you, Jen, don't
leave tiff you please,
And let your word be, Bonoharte and freedom
Don't YOU resent his cuffs and kicks, for if
he's joking noW
The Lord defend us from his wraM, James
Madison my Joe
Our bane is mathematics, Jem; 1T is our great
est evil;
But for that little science, oh +! l could de-
ceive the devil!
When late ! spoke OF crouded vaults this
prov'd it was not so,
And all said WIS call'd a-tn0, James Ma
olson my Joe! ;.
To play these double games, my dear, re-
,qulres head profound:
Investigation starlles me shudder at the
sound J.!
If certain things should come to light; thro'
Wilkinson and &c.
No Carriers mount could hide me then, James
Madison my joe
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10 TUITION.

sTiIE subscriber very respectfully informs
A shis friends and the citizens Of Aiexan-
rdria. that he intends opening " I 6 II z
sch 0 L on Monday evening, the 24th
Sinstant, and soicits share of public patto-
:nage-his terms are moderate.
James Smith.
Seatember 90 dat
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art NIGHT SCHOOL.

THE subscriber oegs leave to inform the
: inhabitants of Alexandria & its vicinity, that
his Night School will commence at his AGA
= deny, at the upper end Of Prince street, next
= doar to lIr. William Z. Newton's store, On
! MONDAY the Gath instant, Price Of tuition
< from Ihrce to Eight Dollars per quarter.
John III. Manley.
September 90. d9teo5t*
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Two Hork Horses and IHasgon. They
WILDE sold bargain. Apply tothe Print
er.
September 20.
The subfcriber respectfully
info..ns the Inhabitants of Alexandria, that
On MONDAY the 24th inst. he intends opening
an Evening school. Terms as heretofore.
John Paradise.
N. B. Hours of attendance from to 8
PM.
Sept 10. dStf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-30
eDoll:eetlc
FROM THE AURORA.
DEPRECIATION OF BRITISH PAPER NJ,

DEPRECIATION OF BRITISH PAPER MO
NEY.
l am we'll aware that the subject which I
am discussing, has for many years been n
..hemc Of speculation and the calculations
which have been made asto the period when
the increase of the national debt of Great
Britain would force her to become a bank,
rupt, have proved to be so fallacious, that the
person who now attempts to argue, that such
an event can ever happen, is at once sien.
ced by the loud laugh, and the very solid
reasoning against its taking place at any flu.
ture period, namely Z" that this has long
since been predicted, but that the credit of
Great Britain is as good as ever" ! once
knew person originally of an excellent Con.
stitu.ion, who from excess fell into con.
sumption; the disease was at first so violent,
that it was the opinion ofhis physician, he
could not live three months. The strength
OF his constitution however, withstood the
first attack, when he returned to his former
habits OF excess; he was agais seized with
the disorder; again the doctor predicted
that he could not survive more than three
months; but the doctor was mistaken, for
ne fingered three years; but DIED At
LAST. Thus it is, that calculations have
been made on the bankruptcy Of Great Bri
tain, without forming proper estimate OF
the immeDsc capacity which her monopoly
OF commerce has afforded her Tor establish
ing funds or rather credits, on which to Dor
row money, as long as she can hold The mo
Inopoly OF commerce, and keep the balance
| OF trade in her favor, as she has hitherto
done, she will find no difficulty in borrowing
money from year to year, and it would be
very diiicultlndeed to Calculate TO what a.
mount the national debt might be extended
before the people OF England, who are ali
interested 10 Supporting the credit Of paper
WoWid refuse to receive bank Of England
notes III payment the same as CEN. But we
Fave arrived at NEW ERA in commerce
and can no longer reason upon the data oil
the balance oftrade being in favor of Great
Britain. The produce and manufactures Of
England, are excluded from the Euroneau
Continent; ard although we daily hear il
boosted that large shipments are made from
England TO the continent, the balance nj
trade and the foreign exchanges are so much
against her, that a bill in London for ONE
hundred pounds, Can b. purchased Tor seven.
ty-hve pounds in specie, or for three hun
dTed and thirty three dollars and thirty-thre
cents, when four years ago, bill on Lon.
don tor 1901. stcrl. would have sold for AIS
dollars 20 cents. The specie is coaseouent.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-30
New YoRk, Jaunssy ~.
WINTER CCSiE AT LAST.

Last evening the wind suddenly chopped n.
round TO the N. ". ans; b!sw gale, which die.
considerable damage in the North river. The
snip William. Mora, ready for sea, dragged h..
anchors an'i came along SIDE the wharf without
ma'eriaiinluiy. The u. ). brig Hornet dr.,tc,i
tom her mocrinss, fired signals of distress, ant
was re''evcdby the irigaie Constitution. Two
br'gs and a sciioonor were much damaged. and a
Sleep sunk, at The docks The Steam. Boat K.,y.
i'sn IS sunk at her dock. And brig loaded for
sea, is ashore at the battery.
We announce with pleasure the publication OF
q new work by sIr. Fulton on his system of Sap
''iar'ne explosion. Great confidence is enter.
tanned by many we'll informed men OF the good ef.
fects which may be produced by well organs
ed defence by means of torpedoes in our princi.
pal sea ports Much has been said respecting
These engages. but the nature and effects of theit.
:'o"cis httle understood. The pubic will now
possess an opportunity to persue the explanations
o' ,ae Inventor, to Investigate their principles, s.
Judge ii their utility.