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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12
COM MMUNICAlION.

The Joy and eXutAlion of the British fac.
ton at the victory they have obtained over
' R:pu3ntAnlsm in lhis State is truly ridiculous.
Ihey seem % believe that this Was the eX.
pi.ins struggle oil American independence
ana spirit. Among other foolish expressions
OF t,iumph--d member OF the General AS
selnbiy exclaimed, VIXEN he heard that Pit
Ter * Jacksvn were eecSel--'' Nov 7ve shall
h40e WAR WITH TRANCE !" Not SO fast,
Gentlemen Rccohect that d much greater
maiJrity oI Republican ncmbers will be re-
tu.il "a 10 the next Congress than there Was
IL the elev, nth But wat do the friends,
wuo were induced 10 vote for these men un-
dcs ,nc Ide~ tha, they were opposed TO stand
in,, armies and navIes, and wars, what do
tney tnii,a OF tots open avowal OF the object,
tDat taIs iICtIon nave IN view ! Certainly
they nust be tnanhiul that the men they
have contributed u raise TO oilice, have not
tag power % Carry into effect their pernicous
eesi5ns. fheatr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12
.ifHRIED.

Al the Friends meeting g-house, in this town, Mr..
DAVID BowES,to Ms, ELIZA CHA,E, daughter Of
Capt. GIbert Chase, cf tllis town.--Mr WILLIAA
OArLEy Mrs. SUSAN BaBcoex
At New-York, on the 1871 uit. Capt. JosEPH WEA.
YER, TO Mis KIrTY sPrSxER, Of Milford township,
Bucks Country, Pennsylvania. 1t is expected thai
ts conncxion will be unfavourablc 10 home nal-
uflcime"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12

We have been arrogantly told by Of the great
high priests of Federalism that national Gsof IS
national blessing" Gre. Britain enjoys this Slessing
in the highest degree of PERFECTION The funded
debt of Great Britain the close of the last lesr
was 7Si ,552, l24i and that of Ireland Sl,SlO,S5o.
The aggregate debt uniundcd, notes, &c. amounted
TO lO4l 7S2, 1884 equal dolls. 4,45G ,2d5,l9l !.
The British national debt in l7U0, Was l6,O00,O0Ot
and has averaged for ll0 wears at the rate OF about
9,S247t7L sterling annually defcit Such are tho
blessings Of government whose constitution We are
tod as the ssnpendous td6Ick # hiTah rrren-
fion."
The Defect of supplies for the British government
for thc present year, rated hy the minister IN ms
budget, l2,UO0,UJ0 ,l;s, about 5S,SSS,533 S3
is cents; "a sum exceeding ,he whole debt of the
United States, including the Louisiana purchase, by
dollars, 6l,oSI / l-S cents. lPIS5sra!.]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12

The connexiCn urder tie

we'd, by mutual consent. All persons b.virg Ges
mands, will please 10 present them for setlsn,hts
and those indebted requested TO make INN, a,sts
payment TO RICHARD FARM IN, who is authoiiz~
cd TO settle the same.
MARTIN FEAKINGs
RICHARD fAlRMAN.
Newport, sept I, 1910
The business will be- continued by RICH
ARD FAIRMAN, at 134, 1hdncs.Streef, who fius
on hand--sn extensive assortment Of
STAPLE J FANCY GOODS.
Newport, september 8, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12
H.4RVET SESSIONS,

IF his old stand, No l25, 7hameS-streef,
nFFERS for sale general assortment OF DRf
~ GOODS, adapted to the season, which he is de.
termned To sell ~ the most reduced prices tic will
receive abou, the 18th inst. great variety OF NEW
GOODS, which viii be worthy attention of those who
Wish to pu chase cheap.
Re also ke, ps constantly for sale a complete as.
sortment of COTTON YARN OF good quality, ami
cheap can b. purchased in this state.
sept IL.
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Seth 81 Stephen Yates,

l MORN their friends and the pubck IN genera !
L th.t they continue 10 carry on the Painting and
niazing business in their various branches at theI
Old stand No 4, .Ntsreet, they gratefully acknowl
edge past favours, and solicit the custom of their
friends the puolick who from the neatness asd faith
iuiness of their work here ofore eyinced, may be
snrcd that nothing their part, shall be wanting to
do tie same hereafter.
Nspbort inne 6 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12

THE publick are hereby informed 'lelt
the Co.Psrtnership between Richard Bsot, sna h't,
Mooney, was dissolved on Tic 9Th list By rnciti
consent.--Those who have any demands sgaihst ti,p
are requested 10 exhibit them for scitlemens, ari
those indebted to them arc desired msks pa, ,rifi
The Saddle and Trunk making basiness, slii l.e
carried on at the shop, No. ), CI;Ike-succi,t ty n~
.oonsy, Who has for sale, two Horses, two sIrlshs,
one Chase and Gig.
Newport, Aug. ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12
IN CHOR STOLEN.

( N Thursday evening last, an Anchor i,
~ weighing about 500 wi. was stolen from he
bow OF the sloop En- ~, lying at he lower par o.
The town. Whoever will give Information so that
the thieves may be discovered and property rgainc,
stall receive Thirty DAllars reward, or Ten Dollars
Tor the Anchor alone Apply to the master on boaro
said sioop. JOHN OSBORN.
SEPT &
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12

L0pUWerShY-D DLSS0l5e0.
HE Copartnei slip heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under III, firm of HARVEY
SESSIONS 8 CO is this day by mutual consent, dis
solved All pe sons indebted To said firm are request
cd TO make immediate payment 10 Harvey Ssss.ons,
who is authorized receive the ssme and those Who
have any demands against said firm, will please To
present them to him and receive their pay.
JOR SHERMAN,
9th mo, 4th (sept. 12) HARVEY SESSIONS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12

Four Thousand five funded bales OF
Spanish Wool, weighing about 100000 los,
sheayed from the flock of Joseph Buonaparle
i'm one wear, were TO DC sold at Pnis on the
18th OF June, and would probably sell Tor a
guinea a pound.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12

Cobariaefsh;4- DissOieed.
IT HE subscribers on the 9th inst. by mutual con-
i sent, dissolved ,hcr conn, xion il busn. SIS, hih-
exis,ng under the firm Of HENRY Y. GRAMS
TON 4 CO. HENRY Y. (hANS1CN
sep II. BENJAMIN NlGB1NAN.
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N,I1i.

NOlio
HE subscriber being authorized to close the
settled business of the late firm of Henry y.
lransfon g Co sshcits those who indebted 10,
have any demands against said fin, TO oa and adj
jus, them Immediately. HENRY Y CRANSTON
N. B. The .iucssn and Commission business will
in future be corducted by n. L. CranstOn, the old
stand, No. "a, rhames-street. sept ID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12

II ESPEC rFUiLY informs his friends, that hS
IN has on hand
A u,ntiIy of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plank
Joist, &c. SC.
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on sHER
BrRNE's Wharf No. IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12
RENlON AL.

NTILLIAM S. NICHOLS, Cold Smith,
Wv has removed from the Stand, which
he lately occupied, To No 80, Thames-st~eef,
SIX doors North of Mr.. TowNsENp's Coffee
House, where he will continue to pay strict
attention to the commands of his Customers
App 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12

II LisHA SMITH, Jun being appointed Adjutant
IL of the LIST Regiment, with the rank of Lieu,ehs
amt, is to be obeyed and respected accordingly
tn d. STiLL, Lieut. Cot Com
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NOTICE.
II 4 " y Z BIZ 7 T.

1T IT ~ ~ 20 q z i,
uANING formed new connexion in business on
Il on the 7th day OF July, 1909, hereby requests
al persons who were indebted to him previous to that
time, to call and pay the same, the accounts and
notes unsettled aft,r ho LIST of October next will be
positively put in suit at the next November court
sept. IL.
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NJ IOE.
w !; the Subscribers having been ap
Wv poirted by the Court of Probate Of th,
town of .Nswborf in the county Of .Nswporf, Com.
missionersto receive and examine the Claims againsI
the estate Of
GORTON ANDERSON,
late Of aid .vewporf, deceased, Represented Insol
vent do hereby give notice that six months from the
date hereof are allowed to the creditors Of the said
to bring in and prove their respective claims
either CT the subscribers at their respective dwell
ngs, witha the time aforesaid.
JASON sPRAGUE, ! c.uu;,,
JOHN w DAVIS,
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested
20 make immediate payment 10
ESTHER ANDERON,l ,,
FRANCE ASnBRON. '"'"'"'s""'
Maya
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12

We understand His Tx ellcncy, General JAMES
WILKINSON, has arrived IN town from the South
uaIu.
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August %.
To the Ladses and Gentlemen OF
.ALexandraG tGSzts ylclnitv
August %.

A great number of both sexes and o.
"A the first circle of respe ctabi!i,y and
taste have generously patronised the adver-
tiser in his line of business, he returns,thern
his grateful acknowledgements, and hopes to
merit their future favors by punctual at.
tendance to their demands and his duty.
81 have removed to Fairfax street, al.
most opposite to dan,es Sanderson's, corner
of Kingsstreet, where l shall be more COM
situated fortherecep,ion OF those,
who shall honor mewith their commalxls. +
shall have, from my cores ondents ia Loa.
don, every three months, the newest fashions
Of the following articles:
Ladies' Curucie Goats, Habits, Pelices.
>SpenceS, Gorccts, and Cloaks.
.GentIemens' curricle, surtout dress, pla,E
and frock dress, breeches, pantaloons, vests,
dress and andress, and all kind Of uniforms
and reginlen.aIs made inthe newest style ac-
cording to.the grade of the officer; and any
kind Ct fancy cords made for trimming OF
ladies' dressesor gentemens' ,pantaloon. and
vests; and vests ready made for the accom-
mediation of travelling gentlemen
r. Gray, Jun.
&ucIlst e.
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FROM CADH.

Ty the ship Maria, captain Church, ar
rived here, we learn, that the seige of Ca
dig remained much the same as for some
weeks past the party of s or 5000 men, that
had been despatched under the command
of gen. Lacy, to getpossession OF the Sler-
ra of Rondo, had returned to Cadlz, with
cut accomplishing its ultimate object, which
was by cooperating with the British exPe-
dition from Gibraltar, to retake Malaga.
General Ferguson had arrived in Cad'z'
from England, and was to rank in the army
second in command. We have not been
able to learn any further particulars OF the
defeat of general Crawford in Portugal, as
no intelligence had reached Cadiz OF his
having effected junction with lord Wei
lington's army.
1t was rumored in Cadiz, that general
Massena had made a retrogade movement,
not having sufficient force to face the coma
binsd British and Portuguese armies.
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SALEM, August 90.
---..-<.:@:n...-

~. Rave Gibraltar paper of the 9Th Of
:, which contains many transIations from
Sn,uish papers, and among them an &C
NJ from Tarragona of a visit to that city
, !, prince of the Bourbons it was men,
ID with rapture. He had proceeded for
H. The duke is soldier, for they say
aimed victories at the age of IS. Not
1,.anding the rcycrses of the Span'ards
Catalonia, the French were still greatly
Dyed iusthat province by numerous in
endent parties.
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From Bremen, July IS.

The ship Galen, of New York, has not
yet her,cargo on board on account of the
difficulties existing on the coast, but we
doubt not will bereadv to sail ere long the
brig Fame, Hill, of N. York is also loading
in the Shade.
The ship Virgin, of Baltimore, was spok-
en- off Syt, or the 18th June bound in-lhe
brig -Hibernia, from Norfolk, for Gotten
burgh, was spoken off theTexel, ,heE1sth of
Tune. The schooner Express and ship
Grand Signior, from Baltimore have arrived
at Sylt.
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NETWORK, Ausust 20.
IlNPORTANT-lrem SsAth America.

110I D1t = nv = M . 771I'l 'z1"1t sce1'
we learn from captain Steddford, of the
schooner Sally from the Spanish Maine, that
the revolutionis,s of GARAGES were expect
ed down to Cora ina hostile manner.
Ship Susannah, Bruce. from Madeira,
was, 3 weeks since, in lat. 90, long. s.,
boarded by the Bedford, of ~ guns, FIVE
weeks from Rio Janerio, with dispatches -
reported that there was serious revolution
among the Spaniafds in South America.
Mr.. Brown, of the house of Gilbert .Ro-
bertson & Co. was on board the Bedford.
Passengers, Mr.. Barretto and family.
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:. destroyed one Of 'as IA moss per.
s,ss i 9 a,.are, tn. pride Of the earth,
81 .'of $50 :. flower Of her sex the beau
}, ed 4" accomplished Miss R'coel1ina
I .:: ana Elouisa Bellea'r'
'ns. hose fatal instrum eats OF torture
zen a . those destrovets of female
he hell invented coasLErs were.
Instructed, sure
;,nH 6srriblg, a gaastly smile
~ '',y his famine should be fNd,"
LAT not the Unsuitable monster
i .'.d with the scnderesr lambkins OF
alts' =, him not banquet on the sweet
oia L. l., him not surfeis in ths'dsiic'
us. uy Of female LONELINESS but rather
~ this deadly instrument !; and d'sap'
!. ne Grim devourer. :,
) Luz tus with "brimful eyes" I bsseech
a y have compassion on yourselves and
y " .,aln, your beauty, your health your
~ r , no more those riaers Of all that
I hold dear, those pernlclous ,CoRoh-
l. o. husbands and guardians ! I cah
on TO perform those duties walch you
~ - Cod and to man and when you see
~ daughters, wives, or wards, lnmo.
.hsrselyes on the altar of fashion,
,.h;ng into the arms of death (; [ con-
,,nu command you to exercise the
,ar,,v of parents, ofhusbands, OF guar
). and save their precious lives; their
PHILANTHROPUS.
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INVASION OF SICUT.

By the passengers in the Francis, from
olrs, we are informed that great prepa-
ems were making by king Murat tor an
n .ck Gas reported) on Sicily, and that
tiuual i, ~prcssmenes were making at
pies ofrecruits-to 6ll uo the ranks of the
ny intended for that service.
A gentleman whncame passenger in the
INK, and who left Messina in the Eng
packet Express. about ten days after
Monk, mentions that information had
sreceived there, that king Murat was
Sthvlla in Calabria, with aa army Of
600 men, and had issued proclamation
aouncing his determinanon-to be at Pa
mo with his army by the Esd Of J1ne:--
also informs, that about 80 of his boats
til stores and field pieces, being on their
ssage from Naples towards Schylla, were
,acked BY the British gun boats, which
ptured and destroyed about 90 of them.
Capt. Felt informs us thar the British
have about $4,000 troops in Sicily, with
'he expectation OF specify reinforcement,
and thatlhe naval force on that station will
be sufficient TO prevent any hostile landing.
The following document will show with
what sang troid the imperial plumber is car
red on, and in what thorough contempt our
government is held BY Napoleon and his sa-
:ellites.
copy ofa letter from the minister Of tareign
agairs Of has majesty the king otctne Two
S'c't;es, to Mr.. Hammett, conul Of the
United States Of America, GGted Naples,
March 9.
SIR,
have not failed to render an account
10 his majesty of the reiterated demands
'nas you have addressed to me in favor of
.oe American vessels and subjects now Elk.
,,Sohg IN the ports OF his states. The king
mas not seen without sorrow the small con-
'o'm'ty which is found between your. .soh-
e'a''0ns and the principles adopted by the
government of the United States, and ma
"'sS'ea IN Its resolutions contained in its
at OF tie 1st of March las. year, against
Tue commerce of France and the states at
'-'oed to the political SYSTEM Of the French
. .u After this, you ought not to be
:. surprised sir, at the rigorous measures that
vac KING has seen himself obliged to take a.
sS,os' the vessels of your nation, which be-
stues are loaded with prohibited merchan-
VIZ VIZ, As Tor the Americans composing the
t'sWs OF the con6scated vessels, his majesty
ss gwen orders to his minister Of marine
~ procure them an embatkation to return
70 America.
~; latter Iayself, sir, that the changes
o.@ h your government may be enabled to
ee IN Its resolutions, may lead his ma.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.

+ CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.
So. NORTH carolina.
The Raleigh Star has the following returns
IN addition to what was given last week:
William Blackledge is elected; James
Cochran, reelected; Gen. Thomas Blount,
elected; Israel Pirkens had very large ma
iorities in two counties over Felix Walker,
and is probably elected. Willis Aston is
reelected, and Lemuel Sawyer is also re-
elected.
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Port of Alexandraa.

arrived, schr. Maria, captain Nelson,
bound to Georgetown, So days from Lis
bon.
Spoke, August 10, ship Nestor, from
Boston, out days, bound to New Orleans,
long. 81, lat. ss.
ENTERED,
Schooner Catharine, Newcomb, Boston /:
coffee, candles, &c. to Lawrason < Fowle.
Sloop Ranger, Campbell, Porto Rico:
coffee, sugar and molasses: to Lawrason
and Fowle.
Sloop Rena, Chaddocl:, New Bedford {:
sundries to the master.
Schooner Mary Ann, Seweii Passanla.
quoddy: plaster to the master.
Brig Louisa, M'Namara, Lisbon, Via
Norfolk) salt and So Alarzno Sheep: to
John Muncaster.
British schooner George & Susan, Nc
Kee, New.Providence: sugar and fruit:
to the master.
Schooner Fair Play, Grinnalds: Cape
Francois: coffee: to M. Miller.
CLEARED.
Schooner Sally, Travers, wilmington:
by William Weston.
49,
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N @ T i C. T..

THE Stockholders in the Washington Ca
nal Company, are hereby notified, that tho
ffth and sinM instalnsnts on each share, are
called for, the former paya able On the 28th OF
September, and the latter rontte 10th OF Oc-
.tober next, to Samuel Elliot, jr. treasurer Of
the company. Byyorder of theBoard OF Di-
lrecters.
i. B. Caldwell, Pr.
august "a.
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New YORK, 4ugttsts 4.


.Ayyiualof My. Morier.-The British fri:
gate Venus, captain Crawford, anchored
Yesterday at Staten Island. She had pas.
sage of Us days from Falmouth, aud 43 from
Yarmouth, England. Mr.. Morier, the :Bri-
fish charge des afaires to this country rs a
passenger as is also Mr.. Butter6eld.
The Venus carries>44 guns, and will re-
main here to take ont Mr.. Jackson.
Latest from Engla1d.-By the frigate
Venus we have received London papers OF
the 9Th and 9TH Of July.
Price of stocks in London on the 7ch, }
per cent. cons. for money IL; do for July
TI-4s; sper cent. red. 80 g; cmn'um
3-4 prem.s
The London papers state, thatiet.ers re
ceived from Antwerp mentioned that the
Scheldt feet was ID perfect readiness for
sea in consequence of extraordinary excr'
tons at the personal instance Of Bonaparte.
The feet consists off sail Of the line and s
Z frigates. The Toulon feet was also said
to be in readiness for sea. 1t consists of17
sail of the line, besides frigates.
Vice Amiral Sir Edward Pellew sale d
on the 4th from the Downs, to take the
command of the squadron in the room of
Sir Richard S:rachan.
An expedition was in contemplation for
the coasts Of the Adriatic. Murat has as
sembled large force and an army was
drawing down to the Venetian coast. E
,evpt had been mentioned as the destination
of the expedition.
The Courier of the 9Th contains the fol-
lowing curious article go Fhe latest let
tiers from America safe that difference
which arose between Mr.. Smith and Mr..
Galla,in, in the council chamber, and in
presence of The president, led to a display
of ministerial pugiI;stic skill, which was,
however soon interrupted by Mr.; Msdi-
sons interference. Apprehension, were
entertained that the affair would terminate
in duel"
The East India feet Of fe ships, had ar
r.ved safe in England, last from St. Helena.
Lord Wellington's army in Portugal, is
stated to amount to only Is 900 men, while
that of rMassena exceeds 10000,
kS{ssHsSI ss1s6rslSEz45yssyyrssf4axSxkSRE s-EH
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Public Sale.

On WEDNESDAY next at II o'clock,
WILDE sold on Harpsr's wharf,
A Cargo of Lisbon SALT,
On board the brig Louisa, on credit of &C.
four months.
P. G. Marfteller.
August ~.
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MsranDrta DatIp @s3ette.
TUESDAY, AUGUST %.

MARR1rb on Saturday evening last, BY the
Rev, Mr.. Gibson, captain lillian Wilson, to
Miss Mary n7ntcr6erry, both of this place
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g. REMOVAL.

- OBERT GRAY has removed his Boo,.
~ and Stationary Store to the north side.
of King street between Royal sn,!p - streets
nearly opposite the Washington 1avern, -
August %. .,ga~-~s = t "'S'',,
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WARRANTED GENUINE
Merino-Blooded SHEEP.
r. Gray, Jun.
August Is.

CEVEN RAMS and 30 Ewes, in fRa-
~ health and good order, just received
from Spain per the brig Louisa, captain Mac.
namara and will be;sold at public auction to-
the highest bidder, on a credit of so and 100
days, for approved endorsed notes, negotiable
in the Bank Of Alexandria-The sale to take,
place at Droomlawn, near this town, on Ma.,..
day the 10th September next, where II %
Sheep may be seen at any time previous, to
the day Of sale
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Holm MunCasts r.

Alexandria, Aug.zs eo,s
30 The Editors of the National Intel;i..
gencer, Washington; the Federal Gazette,
Baltimore, and the Virginia P atriot, are
requested to insert the above adj vert;se,nent
in their respective papers twice week unit.
the day of sale, and forward their bills to this
Office for payment. =
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DUJARE.

"Caest Of Death."-We have paper,
furnished us by captain Martin, from Ma
pies, containing an estimate of the sales OF
the several American cargoes confscated at
that place, the aggregate Of which Is two
millions, two hundred and ffty.threesthou.
sand dollars! This is as far as the sale had
taken place, for some had notbeen comPlet-.
ed when the Francis sailed, TO this large
cum is to be added the value of the vessels,
not yet sold. The following are the a
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Departed this lite last evening, Mr.. Ro.
bert A6ercrom5is. His friends and &C.
quaintance are invited to attend his funeral
this evening at 4 o'clock, from his late
dwelling on Patrick street.
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Gopy DT g IeIteT .Tyon tfe NaiH1SteF % WdI
end Marine, to Mr.. Han,ett, Consul q the
US. in Naples, dated March %.
Kingdom ofthe Tzpo Scicilies.
Sd Dioisioa-- list Baro. {,
I inform you, Mr.. Consul, that his ma ;
iesty has ordered it may be permitted to the
individuals composing the equipages crews
of the American vessels con6scated in the
ports Of his royal dominions, to return to
their country; but they must be embarked
upon one of the aforementioned. vessels,
which shall be by them ransomed. !,
salute you with distinction,
[Signed)