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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19
wEDSEsDAY, SEPT. 10, 1910.

"a The communication of NATHANIEL
HAzARD, Esq. wasreceived too late for inscr-
tion in this days paper-it shall appear in
our next.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

In this town, on Saturday evening last, by the Rov
Mr.. Eddy, MI. AspRzw F.. ALLgN, to Miss ELIZA
BErH BuRRopoHs, daughter OF Mr. Green Bur.
roughs, all of tAs town,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

WHEREAS Ssmucl B!ivcr. Jun. oi
w Westerly, but now residing in CharIestown,
in shington county, preferred petition before the
ion. .ienerI Assembly, az June session, 1910, for
os insoisen, debiors"-
This is therefore TO give notice TO the creditors Of
The said Samuel Bli,en, jun thar they be and appear
ct they shall fly at the next session of said As
semby, TO be holden at Providence, on the last Mon
day in October next then and there oAec, to the
prayer ct SAID petition, Il they shall sec fit.
GhrlesSwn. sept Is, tsie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

The Brtish Mercury Of last Saturday, is again fill
ed with all the falsehood and scurrhyso peculiar TO
that sink Of corruption and blackguard resort which
supports that TORY Paper, and recommends il TO the
Patronage OF the British agents. refugees, and Ham,
itonians. Before the editors again publish SLAM
DERS against their betters would be well that they
correct the of their worthy SlRES, lest
give at full length, examination taken before a
Justice in this town, in which the of a certain
RELATIVE of theirs will maize most conspicu-
figure. These editors and retailers Of slandcr,
their correspondent, and their friends shall be TAX
Ell in hand in some future psper--and we promise TO
paint them they truly are-and We will continue
animadversions till the whole truth shall be expos
cd Too long they have been permitted at
grpe unnoticed-but it is criminal TO forbear longer
We have rod in pickle for the hired caumniator
and S,anderer General, which in due time shall be ap-
piled TO his back, the smart Of which he shall feel
for years.
In Vermont, Repubicanism has triumph.
ed by vast majority. Two or three tory
Representatives have been displaced to make
room for their betters.
We enormously stated in our last paper, that Gen.
wrLxISsoN had arrived in this town. We were
nisntormed.
We learn from Providence, that 4305 persons, of
every age, sex, and condition, have been noculated
for the Kline Pock. No accident happenedto any
who went regularly through the process. We fur.
ther learn that the council Of ,hat town have
granted liberty for vaccnated persons, as many as
wish It, to be nocuIated for the smallpox in order
Co convince the ncredulous, and establish the inf.
bility Of the Kne-Pock.
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TANlMANY SOCIETY, OR
COLUMBIAN ORDER.


A n adjourned meeting of the TAM.
n MANY SOCIETY, or CoLuaprAE OapER,
viii be held on MONDAY EVENING next, [being
the Path of the month OF "corn,"1 at the Council
tre OF their Great wigwam,n the State House, pre-
eisely at the going down of the sum
by order Of the Grand Sachem.
WILLIAM SlMONS, Secretary.
Season Of Fruits. J
.'ioatA Of Corn, IRE 18th, Sept, 10.
Year Of discovery, SlS.
~~~~><~~H<%<~
>S1iNk
THE Members of the T.mn,a,y Society, or Coism-
oian Order, pursuant TO vote at the last meeting
are requested to wear the usual badge Of mourning,
Ia black Grape the left ann, ~bovc the elbow for
thirteen days, from Sunday next, tribute OF re-
spsct for their late worthy and venerable Brother
jon DuRrEE, deceased Per order.
sept ly. w SIMONS, Secreta,y
<>H-<~~ $~%>
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July 10.


NTHtREAS the subscriber did III
Wv the month Of stpem5er, 1907, convey to
ROBERT WOODWARD, blacksmith, power OF
Attorney to act and do all things sppertaining to
my business during my absence This y to give
notice, that the said power sf Attorney will cease
fromthis date. tt RICHAHD BAILEY.
GENT. s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

Tie ceniinsi ald Palladium sly tLat the
Spanish prisoners who were marched through
bayonne, were very ia treated, while the
/" English prisoners were treated with hospi-
tall,y and attention." This is given too, as
coming from Capt. Tucker, lately arrived at
Marblehead, from Bayonne. In justice to
capt. Tucker, and also to the French, we
merely state the following item from the
Patriot
Z" II was expressly stated by Capt. Tucker,
srh0 syGs questioned particularly on me subject,
that the " Spanish prisoners appeared to be
glad to get into France, and frequently OBJ
served, that they Jared better than in Spain"
This observation of capt. T. was made in
the presence of one of the Editors of the Pal
ladium Notwithstanding which, they pub
lished statement directly the reverse.
Boston Chronicle.
Within the last month, upwards of ONE
THOUSAND full blooded Merino Sheep,
have been imported in the Northern and mid
die States, from Spain and Portugal.
Cheet-ham, Editor of the New-York Citi-
zen, is preparing, 1t is said, to return 10
England.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

Cobarmership- Dissolved.
uE subscribers on the 9th inst by mutual con-
sent, dissolved their come xion in business hi,h.
er,o existing under the firm of HENRY v GRAMS
Ton CO. HENRY CRANSTON.
sept ~, BENJAMIN WlCuTMAN
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NEW STORE.

ABRAH4M SHERMAN,
ID EsPECTFUILY informs his Friends and ,he.
~ Publck, that he has commenced business IN
the store, No. 155, 1hames-street, where h, is nov
opening general and extensive assortment Of
Il EUROPEAN AND INDIA GIIDS,
comprising almost every article usually called fnv in
the Dry Goods Line which be is determined 10 sell on
the most liberal terms.
Newport, 9th mo- 18th, 1910.
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HE subscriber being authorized to close the un-
settled business of the late finn Of Beuy Y.
CSansfen e Go seIicts those who are indebted to- or
have any demands against said Firm, to call and adj
just them Immediately. HENRY Y CRANS1oN.
N b. The .sncfion and (otassission business will
in future be conducted hy H. i. Cransisn at the oL
sWnd, NO y4 IhamesStreet. sept ID
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

RECLgTENT.3L ORDERS
John G. EASTON being appointed Quarter Mas.
= tr of the First Regiment, with the rank Of Lieu.
tenant, and JAMES COGGESlIALL Sergeant Major.
are to be obeyed and respected accordingly.
By Order Of Col Sal,
ELISHA SMITH Jun
sept. 10 .idjnfGnf 1st Re gimenf
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We enormously stated in our last paper, that Gen
wrLxISsoN had arrived in this town. We were
mlsnformed.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-24
BRYAN Hampson. & Go.

Hav: just rrfeived and gtsrjar sale, =.
IS bids. FIRST quality New. Orleans sugar.
80 bales Upland Georgia cotton.
$ hhds. Js.oaica and Antigua rum' Z.
Is do New England do
IS hhds. first quality mo'asses'
10 tierces rice: . -.
500 lbs. Bengal Indigc. -
400 do. Flotant do. ~. .... ~, =;
Is bags heavy pepper. ~ ::
Is do .pimenso. -. =
10 boxes best Albany chocolate. -, -
so do. Bakers do. ~ >..a
!. 90 ar. casks Malaga wine. r. ::
400 reams writing and wrapping paper I.
- AND ON HAAD, IL.
: LG Do. p' Do. TsnsriiTs WINES
sicily, Madeira & Port
ARofthe FIRST quality in pipes and auaf'ss
casks 53 e. - -
Imperial Z :
Hysop 81 .c -
Young Hyson = fEAS 81
IS. and se, ~ pssS s 80 80 :
q, ooo1hs. green coffee in Gags, and gene
rsi assortment OF all kinds Of grocsries.
Selected Aour ssr family Use:
March g:
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May Is.
-R0BERT GRAZ

BooE-SELLRR, KiJtaI- S7REE73 .
HI, Iairly received for cate, enc t0sf0s''Hs s'
Ta,,cyrand's Memoir concerning the: com.
xo.rciai relations Of the United States, VIII
Zollikoirer's Sermons on Educaaon..
Remark, on Adams Review OF Aass'
works. So
Niaeknuln on the Episles, vol. lst' to be
.rnmpriseI in s vols. ocla,o,-price 20 sao-
Srribers dolls so cts. in boards. i,
Guthric's Geographical, Historical and
Commercial Grsmlnar, improved, vols
The works of President Edwards, 3 vols
Sttavo. -. ,,avo.
A;nsworth's ATTN Dictionary.
Brooks Gazetteer.
Hutchinson's XsnophoH.
C;iason's and Jesse's Surveying.
Murphy's Lucian:
r B,rlov's Columbiad, Q vols. l2mo.
American Register, vol. 5th.
DR. RamsaY's History OF Sour ;Carohna
q vols octave, boards-pricc dolls: 50 Gus
ar. Subscriptions received by r. Gray
FOR the Monthly Anthology, Mscknight on
abe Ep,stlcs, and new American DISPENSE
tory, all new publishing BY subscription =
;9tSTn. e-s.,. ,....s't.. .
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Joseph Vaudeville,

lCorHer IF Ains and Fafrfar streets @as J0'
sa!e, =,
= s pipes London Particular Madeira o'a
snnfi Of superior quality
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine
6 do. Colmenar do ~
10 do, Sherry BIB & Dc Brsnd ~
20 cases old Clares and Vim dc Grave
so barrels Whiskey 49, 40,
8 hhds. and 10 barrels Northern Kun
.Gunpowder. ImpefisI, Hyscn, Young Hy--
son and Hyson Skin TEAS Of the best qua
1Hies. ~:
With general assortment Of Wines. IL
.apers and Groceries a usual, snlmederase
Terms. %
March .. N5.
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Public: Sale.

u Y virtue Of q deed Of trust fsomsJ Jiiem
Id eWiison TO the snbscIber, 70 secure ~
payment OF suna of qaegey %. The ban e CT
.Aiexandria, Win be sixpossd 70 .iale ppop the s
respective premises, on Wesaesaey tse sste 8
day. Of April next several parcels of Grguhd
Wing upon Fairfax, Wa,er,y Queen streets
and . 90 foot alley, in The town of, iexAs-..
,dria, Oh credit Of s, IL, and % saonths, tne
purchaser giving notes. With apprcyfa "
dorsers for tbs payment gfshc tprchase no
+ ney neeodabls 81 the bank O. Aiexane.saa..,
nd desds of usss upon property 9 Z 'qr-
thsr security. 8. !, ~ 3; 1,..a..
Mareh2l: S.,
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MILITARY LANDS.
SALE,

FOR SALE,
Or win be exchanged. for PROPERTY In .A1Saa-
0.....t .d,ia or iis vicinity,
A Warrant for 6s6 acres OF land,
.&ranted by the state Of Virginia Tor Military
services during the revolutionary war. TINS
land lies in the stute Of Ohio, and Is SAID 70
.be amongst the best in the state. IL WILL be
xold srea. bargain. Apply to
Joap Longdsn.
MAY IA.
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MUSCOVADO SUGAR.

About so 600 lbs. Of Muscosado Sugars
,of superior quality in casks, weighing IRON
is to % hundred each, Will DC sold on sc
.nsrous terms, on aPPlicationjo -
James Patton, >..
80 OR - ~ Il +:
Marfeller & Young,
March Is.
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e, &, 8, -. FOR Bottom. 3
I 81 The regular trading HTlg
I ~ go LsO G A. M

81 The regular trading Brig
81 LO G A. NJ
Jos. Hqmsefs, psaster /; A.,
VIII sail. in SIX days, and viii take tew pas
sfngers, for which she Ia, excellent accom-
modations. Apply TO !. 49,,
=. Lawrason &c Fowle !;
lHh0, hape now Landing Ssm said tris, qna
sehr. Samuel, fren, Bo'son,
50 50 s ssssi. New England Rum
$50 boxes Mould Candles
4 7 hhds. retaiiing Sugar Is:
= 10 do. do Molasses =
pipes Malaga Wine a.
20 chests Guhpowder, Hyson, & Young
Hyson Teas &,
so casks and so boxes Fresh Raisins
30 boxes, 10 trails, and casks hgs
100. barrels mess, 70. J., and SO halt ear
rels ditto Boston Reef =.
5000 lbs. Grass Rope .@ !
20 boxes Chocolate a - >'}> - !:
so barrels Apples -" u
frkins Butter .'.'"
Fran schr. ,Dspe, from Fartsmontb :.
- toas Plaster Paris 2.
90 bars Sweeds Iron - -
10 S Sna. New England Rum !
90 boxes Mould and plipt Candles
2 hhds. Molasses -.
50 pieces Tow Cloth. ;,
also, from siaep Ranger, captain CambteA,
from Mwbwypo't
20 burreE N f. Rgm -. 49,, 4.
200 legs Salmon. - .., !
" ''.'',S nv STORE, !
,Berbeen Gurrahs, Ravens Duck, Young
,Hyson Tea, German Checks, Muscoyado Su.
;esfs, Molassss, Mess No. ! and No. beef;
prime pork, Macksrel, Salmon, Tanners
oil, BIKES or Shoes Of different qualities +"
1000 bushels coarse, and 5000 DO. blown,
Liverpool Salt. ..
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Public Sale

cn:TUESDAYnext will Be sold q tina Vsn-
! due Sore Term. VIII :. nsas tnava i
the time Of sale '... & 6 s ", I.
A very valuable Negro Eel
low. He Is an excellent slrSehsr, siloes
maker and rough carpenter. & "a
-sa :, vs. : - +. Gs A2JUSlkSIo2 ~
april %. ~ = !. & - y i n 4
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april IL.
Plaster Paris and Clover Seed.

Landing .f,ow the Schooner Hero, cah'a'''
- Pierce,
q quantity of Plaster of Paris and Clover
Seed. r. , " r. ~
~. ALSO, @,.....' !! ~
l5hhds. molasses ... '.'
sc bills N. E. rum -. .- .. -.
SO do. apples 49,. ~
2 pipes Lisbon wine ...a-@s ~ ~.
For sale by ~.
JohnG. Ladd, !:
April 2. ..q IT,. s...E--.
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Io{eph 81. Mandeville,

Iofeph 81. Mandeville,
CSsrs for sale the ,joAlorfng articles,
-. - zuhoiesals or reteii.
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool SILT
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Chesse, of excellent qua
lily in casks - -.
1000 New England do. do.
200 bbls. Of Hsrrinss, jShad and Mackare
50 tons Plaster Paris ~
90 bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds Jamaica, Antigua and pema-
cara Rum -.
y pipes French and ditto Brandy .
rs hhds. Museoyado Sugar -,
so bbl,. do. ds.diasrsnt 9 .alitics
. hhds. Copperas
Gunpowder, =,
Imperial, ~. l.,
Eyson, TEAS. i
Hyson Skin, .'.'.'" f.. III !,
Madeira, D.....f H.. 49,. 80. !.
lisbon, WINES, 1,5s ~
Glaret, and -. E.
Catalonia . . r-1., .
Holland and Country Gin
New England Rum in hhds, and bbls.
Peach and Apple Brandy In bbls.
Martinique Cordia!s, in boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Aav"pnah Honey
per g.t.!os, Figblue. -. ,.r..
Spanish Cigars. Butter,
iIarris's and Taylor's manufactured 10
bacco in kegs,
Gunpowtcr and SHOT Of different Sizes
Cinnamon, Nutmcgs, Pepper, Pmeaso,
Chocolate Nos. and 5, Molad and DiPt Can
dies, 49,
Malaga Raisins in boxes,
Pipes in boxes, gross each, ,
bingham bcx's, Hamilton's: CARROTS and
Leiper's Stuff inbotties. .
London andP Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper, /;
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, sc.
/ =. ALSO, .. I
A constant supply ofwATEs CRACKERS and
| best svpERy1xs ILorR, by retail, and
| so hhds. of Maryland and Virginia Iobae-
! co. .,... %. - .'..t -. -.--,- - -
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PublicIsale..,

,On.T TUESDAY, next. win 10 sold n
Several bales Of Currahs, Sall
nahs, Mamoodies and Biitas. ::
So. p. g. Maritc Her, 4
April Is. s. IS {. t,,gs; Is 81 81
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TUESDAY. ..ApaIL "a 1910.
Freight Wanted.

- ~ tEIElElE w fi4t.s1A's'a'@
About 500 barrelswilr be taken on ireagnt
on board the schooner Alert, now ioadlns ,.or
st. Bartholemews, or, Barbadoes It .pernis-
ted after the Esd instant. Apply to
G. Coleman.
p april ~.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-24

Sales at Kendne.
On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD ;.
"a the vcndue Store, corner OF Prince anu
=, Water streets.
II Hsriss, Of Dry Goods, Grsssyiss. &C.
Particulars Of which will be expressed In
che bills of the day-All kinds OF Sooos
: ~hich arc on Limitation and the prices OF
.vhich are established, can at any time DC
viewed and purchased at thelowsst Limitation
.sno prices.
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Tuh Received,

Iutt RcCelVed, T.... r..
.GsD FOR SALE BY
+, CHAR LES ]. CATLEIi.
Is chests Imperial, Hyson, & Young
: Tyson Teas.
$4,000 lbs prime Green Coffee.
30 pipes and quarter casks LlssSn
and Tenerilfe Wine. -. D..
- hogsheads Muscova!lo Sugar.
1000 lbs. Seine Iwine. ID. ,-....
so boxes Mould Candlss.
so do. Spanish Segps. -. -
barrels Pimcnto.
October Is. ..r. ....,
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Coach. making, in all, its, various
Branches.

. e. p. TAILOR, '..i.5
I'd ESPECTFULLY informs, his Srien
N and the public, that he eontin,,:s 10
carry on the Cooch. making Budaess Is M ifs
various branches, at the shop in Exiffax:-
street, formerly occupied by RAta and 7sy-
or: where al ORDERS in his line Of bd.lieis
will be strictly attended ~. ~
From an sstablisbmept Of thrss; years u
the above line Of husiness be'is able 10 ~,
a proof si his workmanship, hs has many
vouchers. $50. q - 4. Is {
Gentlemen who may place g fayei him
with their orders for Carriages 6fais kid
or Prescription, may depsnd' on having ths!p
work execu,ed with neaihess and iafenet 81 !
N. 3. Ankind. o. Carriages and lIas1isssy
E. made spd repaired With .asasBsn ma 4. q.
patch. =. !, !. !, :. ~
| A second hand Coaches withHarAeSss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
BosroN, Sept. 81.
FROM CADIZ.

Captain Snow, from Cadiz, sailed
on the 18th of August, No new event
of any importance had occurred.---
There had been very large importations
OF -four, and there was good supply
of water. The inhabitants were con-
fident of their security. An inces.
SAINT FIRE was kept up on the positions
occupied by the French, particularly at
Trecadero.
We have been presented with Cadiz
prints to the. 11ih. They relate no.
thing new as having occurred in tina,
city. The intelligence, in them, from
Badajoz, is to the 5.h; and furnishes
some particulars of the operations of
the Spanish troops, under General
Charles O'Donnell, against the rear of
Regnier's French division which had
crossed the Tagus-and Spanish Es-
tremadura was considered free from
The molcstations of the enemy. A
Spanish expedition of FIVE ships had
landed troops at Ssntona, which took
the French garrison, and, proceeding
-. Vs. 'N"N Vi Ots hu0SIO, TOuLcu q
body OF the Gallo troops, and took in
port an American ship.
"A letter from Henrick O'DonneIl.
commander in chief of the army Of
Catalonia, dated at Tarragona, Iuly
p, mentions, that the French army of
Arrsgon, Il, 900 infantry and 1000 Ca
valry, continued on the banks of the
Ebro, near Toftosa that there were
almost daily combats, in which the
patriots occasioned the invaders great
losses that in an affair Of the 18th
OF July, at Tibiss, the enemy lost a
colonel, II other officers, aud a pro-
poruonate number Of soldiers but
The French being reinforced, the Span-
Iards retired to the positions they oc-
cupisd before the combst that on
the 18Th, a bait e took place between
loor 10000 French troops, under zen.
Macdonald, and or 10 COO Spaniards,
including armed peassntry, near Gra-
noilers; it lasted 6 hours, when the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

inssrs OF frie ntlly and -ns ntrii Powers
residing at this Court, that the ,icces-
sary measures have been taken for the
Blockade of the Canal of Ccrfi, and
that from this tine all the measures
authorised by the laws Of nations, and
respective treaties between his mIrs-
-ty and neutral powers, will be adopted
and executed with respect to all ves-
sells which may attempt to violate said
blockade.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

French entered Barcelona. /" The en-.
envy lost 7cO men, and carried great
number of wounded into the city
On our part we had from 100 to 40
killed, and 400 wounded. After this
battle the patriot troops engaged in it
retired to Irauzo, on the Lobregat, to
impede the enemy should he march for
this river or the position of Montser-
rat; and to keep open the intercourse
with Tarragona."
{" 1t is probable that the movements
Hofthe French general Suchet, on Tor
tosa, so miles further down The Me-
ditsrranean-than Tarragona1 herewith
a design to attract our forces to that
place, TO leave Macdonald a better op-
portunity to attack Tarragona but
on both sides we have divisions that
will intercept their communications,
and, when occasion offers, will renew
the scenes Of Villa Franco, Manresa,n
&c.
The siege of Tortosa appears to
have been commenced by the French.
A corps ofpeasanry hover near Ge-
roma, and, in two successive rencontres,
with equal force of the enemy, have
beaten them.
The papers contain Journal of the
operations of the 5000 troops, which
were sent from Cadiz to Algs siras.
under the command of gen. Lacy
From the 18th of June to the 2sth of
July, they were almost continually in
motion annoying the enemy. On the
latter Gay, they received orders to re.
turn to Cadiz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

The following is a copy of the Ber-
lin decree. Our.readers will see in il.
that those persons are in. error who
consider it repealed by the new de-
cree.
We, Napoleon, emperor of the
French, &c. decree as follows:
"The British islands are declared 10
be In state of blockade.
All commerce and all corrcspon-
dence with the British isles are prohi-
bited.
6 The trade in English commodities
is prohibited, and shall cease; and e.
very article which belongs to England,
or is the produce of her manufactures
and colonies is declared good prize.
No ship which comes direct from
England, or the English colonies, shall
be admitted into any harbor.
The present decree shall be consi-
dered as fixed fundame entail law of the
empire, so long as England refuses to
acknowledge one and the same law as
applicable both to sea aud land; and
until she shall apply the rights of bloc
kade only to those places which she
has force fully adequate to cut of
from communications"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
RUSSIAN DEFEAT.
vienna, Jolly n.

Several mercantile houses in Bnch-
ares and Orsowa have received let
tiers which sonGrm the news Of the
bloody battle, which lasted l6 hours,
between the ar'nv ofthe Grand Vizier
and that OF the Russians, at 4 leagues
distance from Schumla. The Turkish
cavalry, commanded by English off,
Gers, decided the victory. There ise-
very appearance that the Russian ar
my will again retire towards the Dan
ube.