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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21
STEPHEN DEBLOlS,

INFORMS HIS Gus TONERS AND
rHR PUBL LICK,
HAT he has received per the Marehester
Packet from y,rerbook via New.York, gsncr-
q ssortment Of HARDWARE GOODS, which are
oi the best qtsty, and which hc will dispose OF at
wholesale and retail, low or lowcr than can be
purchased in Amerlca,--
-,4y,oagst wAich are Hc ,ol's.cins--
Morocco and Buff col cry description
Cured Tea Trays, of a few pais Of elegant
every size. Looking Glasses, &c. !;
Tea Cadecs, Re,tle stands Also
with and without pia- quantity of WOOLEN
tel rims GOODS
snuf.cr Trays, 'roa,icloths,
Elegant Brittana Tea Plains
Pots of the newest Scrgcs
fashions; Coat, 3, &C.
Knives and Forks Of ev-
Which he viii sell by the piece or single yard, at
reduced prices.
Newport, November IL, 1870
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Congress Of THE United States.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
JANUARY Is, 1910.
Ms. PoISDgxrs3's SprEcx,

On The 6iN 10 ena6le the heotie ST IRE Terrific
~ or Orleans 10 form Consisfnfion and
Stale government, and for the admission cf
saeh STATE into me Union, ca an cqnai foot
ins svith fhe original SIa,es and for OH
or ka noses"
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W arranted and common aSpoons, marrow, mus
English and Geneva taId and salt do. SUI
Watches; gar Tongs, scissors and
Gilt and mahogany frame pincushion Chains, sill
Looking Glasses; yer P,noil-Cases, silver
Brass HandiroLs, Shoyels Thmbles, plated Cas-
and Tongs: tors. Sugsr-Tongs Can
Brass Candiesticks. dlesiicks and spurs
Britannia WARs, viz. GoLp AND JkwELRy
Tea. Pots, ngar-Bcwls. WAaE, viz. Medalions.
Crean-rot, Table and Lorkcts, Rressi-P'ns,
lea poons; plain, topaz and pearl
CUTLERY, viz. Knives & set, Finger Rings and
Forks, Jacknives, Pen gold and tlagTce Esr-
knives, Razor, Scissors Rn,gs,oi every descrip-
Shutters aud Trays; ton, Brackets of elias
Portable Writing Desks tick plan hsirwork,
Backgammon Tables; gold Necklaces, gold
Flute, Flies and Niolins Watch-Chairs, St ais &
Hunting Apparatus, of keys eie8e" cornellsn
every description; Keys, set in gold, gold
Patent and common Sus. Epaulets
penders. Ladies and gentlemen's 5
Reeves Colours, different Pocko tbosks Purses,
sizes; of every description;
SILVER AND PLArkp Fancy = common Neck
WARr--sver Cream lsces of every kird
Pots, Soup and Gravy With AN extensive variety
Ladies', Tea and Table of Fancy Goods.
Watches, of every description, cleaned and repaired
with accuracy and warranted.
Jewe'ry and Silver Ware, Of all klnis manufactured
and repaired.
Hair Wcrk and Gold C,phers neatly executed.
Silver Ware and Sold Necklaces warranted good, or
the money returned
- Cash. and the highest price given for old Cold
and Silver.
Ae'epori. Mo- 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21

ID EsPECrFUILy informs his friends, that he
N has on hand
A quantity Of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles ,pine Shingle, Boards, PIanss,
Joits, Sc. Sc.
Which he win sell cheap, At his stand sHEa.
BURNBs' Wharf Mails
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21
N + w GIRO u l. "A L n u
LIBRARY.
,9AMES HAMMOND,

IJAs purchased the BOOKS lately belonging to
y Uanfoa Ss Rafh6one's Pr.aidence Circulating
y LiDK.iRY, TO which he has since added very con-
siderable number of the bcs, publications which
could be procured All Of which is opened for
circulation his a,ry Goods store. No. 1O4, 7Aames
street.
The LlBR AIRY is more extensive thai aay other
which has been established in .Aswport, aHd a
great proportion of the Books have never been oier
eel for circulation in this place.
THE MOST APPnovID WORKS OF
HISTORY, BIOGRiPHY, TOl.dGES IND s
IR.3TELS,
have been selected for the Crcueting Library. The
collection of .vOTELS and RO.lf4yvCES, is more
extensive han be found in any other Library in
= YdmesIca.
The assortment of PL.9YS is complete and Of
.sL9G. .iZINES and pEgIEWS includes more than
THREE HuNpRED voLuMEs, published in Enrcfe
and .lnerica. Also complete sets OF the GENTLE
NAN and LADY's MAGAZINES, with elegant
ENGRAvINGS.
Books loaned to subscribers non-sabscribers, at
the usual terms.
Catalogue is row publishing and will be ready
for delivery in the Of 10 days, previous to
which time manuscript Catalogue may be or
application at the Library.
Every new work of merit suitable for the purpose,
will be for circulation soon ~ published.
THE DlY GOODS BUSLNESS
will be continuedGs usual Feb. g.
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John A. sH A w.


40. 80, 7xames.Sfreef,
Offers for sale, as lew as can be purchased at any
store in the tate,
4 General assortment Of Fashionable and Fancy
"A Cools-sp,on~ r,hieh are the to!lc.fso--
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GEORGE MILES,
LAS taken the southern hall of the
i L Fire proof brick store, opposite Mr. Towns.
ends coiiee-house, where he offers for sale
~ half chests Bohea TEAS, Of the first quality,
Is quar,erd do for retaIng
A few chests souchong do.
One trunk gentemens Gloves, assorted
A few Piece Goods. Aso-
Irda-Point Gin, in pipes and bbls.
hhds Wilmington Tobacco.
58 hTSins shipping Butter, and
small bill of ofEschange on London.
Nov. 81
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HOWLAND & EDDY.
-So. I'll and II, zhames-streer, Hare fo- salc.
a Few pipes Country Gin; 20 kegs
Il n of Butter, suitable for family use; 10 hoxes
souchong Tea; with general assortment of Groce
"es' as usuai Oct 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21

WILLIAM ENGS * SON,
40. 10, 7hamcs-sfreef,
HAyE just received large additional supply of
/ 1 lronn,onsery, Hard We're and Cut
iery--ard now offer Cor sale an assortment unusually
extensive They have on hand 40 usual, complete
assortment Of Nails--aiso sheet Lead, sheet Iron,
steel of various kinds, cast iron stoves, soves and
Spades, &c. &C.
L,ke.vise-an assortment Of swedes IRON.
October 3
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CRANSTON & SHAW,
esr at prSva< so, ar their Auction Ose On peyy aA
c,mmodafnry serns, for Cash approved Credt,
~ w hundred and fifty bbis. first quality supcs-
~ fine FLOUR.
50 do North-Caro.ina do
50 hhds- 4;h proof Jamaica RUM
10 bagsCOFFEE.
20 chests souchong TEA
~ kegs TOBACCO.
Liberal advances o, cash made on goods deposited
y Pubck or private sale. JAMS.
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GROCfRiES
By TH0LES.7LE & RET9IL,
w l l. l. ! * Nj w HIT f.,

offers for sale, at tho store on Lorg-reiaf formerly
occupied b. ihc Prcyressive Compans, No. IL.
A General Assortment Of Grccerr, Gro kely, and
Glass Ware, Sc.--cosslsrrSo oP-
Rum Black Pepper
Gin Ginger
Cogniac &l BRANDy piments
Spanish s Table Salt
Mysan MSa,.ss' nss1nds, a.1,,%d, FLOUR.
Hyson skin TEAS. Wrapping Paper.
souchong Raisms
Bohea Tobacco
Cntee- Rice
Loaf Soap
Savanna SUGAR IGsHdses
Wmte Butter
brown and Meal
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-05

him withdraw or modify his DEGREES let h;r 3
restore the property of our citizens so unjust.y
seized. and law of the U. 5. exists, which All
tnorises the President to promote the best posi-
Die understanding with France, and to impose
system ofexclusinn against the ships and mer-
chandise ofG. B in the event of her failing to
conform To the same Just terms of conciliati0n.
In hne, as the Emperor will now be acquainted
with the fact that no French vessels have been
unlawtully seized in the ports Of the u. ). /; as
the law OF exclusion against the commerce OF
France is no more in operation, there can be Mo-
longer solitary reasonable pretext for procras'i-
mating the delivery of the American property,
detained by the French Government, into the pos
session of the respective owners
These observations you will not fail to present
to the view of the French Government, in order
that the Emperor may learn that the U. S. insist
upon nothing but their acknowledged rights, 4
that they still entertain a desire to adjust alb
differences with the government OF France upon
basis equally beneficial and honorable to both
nations.
I have the honor to be. &c. &c. &c.
Gen. Arhsstrong, G,c &c. &c.
Instead OF the animadversons contained,
in the aforegoing letter. the President d.
rected the insertion of simply the follow
ing section in my letter of the 5th OF June,
1910:
GAS the John Adams is daily expec.
ted, and as your further COMMUNICATIONS
by her viii better enable me to adapt to the
actual state OF our affairs with the French
Government, the observations proper to be
made in relation u their seizure of our pro-
perry and to the letter o. the Duke of Ca
dore of the 18th February. 1t is by the Pre-
sident deemed expedient not to make, ats
This firzc, any such animadverSions. u
/ cannot, however, forbear informing you.
that high Indignation is felt by the prssi-
dent, as we'll as by the public. at this act.
of violence on our property, and at the oAt-l
rage. both in the language and in the mat.
ter, OF the letter Of the Duke of Cadcre, so
Justly portrayed in your note to him of the
10th of March,
1t is worthy of notice, that the last SEN
tcnce of the above section was merely g.
comm unication TO General Armstrong, per-
sonally, as to the impression made here by
that outrage of the French Government, &
| that it was not an instruction to him to make
the Emperor Of France acquainted with,
the high Indignation felt on the occasion by
the President and by the Nation. 1t SIM
| ply shews, that our executive had, at thar
time, but just resolution enough to impart 10
its ozu', Minister the sentiments of indigna-
ton, that had been here excited by the enor-
nous outrage Of the Ramboulet decree and
oy the Insulting audacity of the Duke OF.
| Caders's letter.
ITO be continued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-05

Orders in CoRncl.--Those who are des;
rous of practical exposition Of the efect
u these unjust ediets, may be gra:ihed in
heir wish by perusing the following ssccount
u recent capture under them. This is
only one instance among an hnnd. ca. jhcse
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-05
] am, &c.
lSigned>
Il. SMITH"

The Hon d. NJ. 6ysfire
Cd. There was serious difference of o.
Pinion between Mr. Madison and myself up
on the Bill, touching our foreign relations,
which was introduced by MIR. Macon early in
the session of1S09--10. The policy, at once
developed in that Bill, became a subject of u.
Universal dlsapp.obaton. Not word in its
favor was to be found in any print 1t was,
therefore, most fortunately not forced up
on the nation. In It's place, however, was
subs i,uted the Ac; of May, 1910, which
The voice of the people. in the expression of
tdeig Indignation, in dersion, called Macon,
NO. 2.
All that odium, which these two Bills had
ex1tgd throughout the u. States, was, by
certain management, fastened upon Mr..
Macon alid otheTs. In these measures, as
unwise as Illuminating. Mr.. Madison was
not at all seen by his constituents. Not a
suspicion " az entertained. that he had any
participation IN ais 50 poorly calculated to
effsctuate then protested purpose of aveng
insibe insults, Of repairing the injuries and
q, maintaining the rights OF the II. $50
account, then Tor the very acute sens0ility
or Mr Madison. as to these two bills, il has
ID come indiSpens ably necessary to the Eur
p,se OF this address, TO draw the mysterious
~ rta;n, that had at first entirely, anC yet'
4yes IL. Pars yeTi iaese Transactions, anu u
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" His Majesty could place no reliance ON the
proceedings of the u. S. who having no ground
of complaint against France comprised her IN
their acts Of exclusion, and since the month of
May have forbidden the en- rance of their ports
to French vessels under the penalty Of con6scs-
ton AS sooH rs bis Majesty was informed of
this measure, he considered himself bound To
order reprissls on American vessels not only in
his territory,but like wise IN the countries which
are under bis infuence.---Tn the ports of HoI
land, OF Spain, Of Italy & of Naples, American
vessels have been seized, because the Amer.
cans have seized French vessels. The Ameri-
cans cannot hesitate an 10 the part which they
are to take. They ought either to tear TO pieces
tie act Of their Dependence, and to become again,
as before the revolution, the subjects Of EngIand
or to take such measures as that their com
merce and industry should not be tariffed BY
the English, which renders them more dcpen
dent than Jamaica, which ut least has its AS
sembly Of Representative aud its priyile ses.-
Men without just poi.tieai oiesOs, spithom honor
Without ene,gg, may aliege that payment ofthe.
tribute imposed b. England may be submiite
TO, because ii is light but Why will they y,
perceive that the English will no SCORER rave n.
tanned the admission Of the principle than the
will raise the 1srF 10 such way ti;at the bur
then al first light, becoming insupportsble,
will then be necessary To fight for interest after.
hsviag refused 10 fight FOX HONOR"
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I" As has been heretofore stated 10 you, a sa-
tisfac,ory provision for restoring the property
lately surprised and seized by the order or at
the instance Of ;hc French Government, must
be combined with repeal Of The French Edic,s,
with a vietU 10 ror-iafeycou,se with G. u. sucl,
a provision being an indis5ensabIe evidence Of
the just purpose Of France towards the u. 81,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-17

lord yNellington's head quarters on the
e7,h Of March, was at Goveia, near the from
tiers Of Portugal.
The gallant col. Graham, his officers and
soldiers. have received parliamentary thanks.
Private letters say, that the intended reta-
,;,,ion by the British goyernns:it will be to
forbid the importation CT American produce,
except in British vessels.
The British government were ABOUT sisliS
100000 pounds for the i-.iiei OF the d's'SesSea
in Portugal, who had suffered by the Wa.
Daily bulletins were issued III Paris' feta-
t;ye 70 the health Of the empress ana her III
FAINT king.--both continued in heath. :
The next mai for America, was to DC sent
out in his Britannia !najesty's ship p1z'
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Fran thc Boston Rr1,ertory.

It canoo. nc necessary that we should meet
the accusation Of our enemies, the enemies Of
the commonwealth, that ri.c tcacraliSts desire
a dissolution IF the Union. Il appears TO US
the most stupid OF all the prctenccs that ever
democracy invented; for, while it mas not a
shadow OF pi.usl5illty to recommend it, it is
contradicted by every thing said or done by
the federalists, relating to the subject. They
have carefully watched against every measure
that would haze that tendency. They have
uttered the most solemn warnings To per.
verse and headstrong administration, when
they have taken steps, which weakened the
interests OF which the federal compact was
founded. They have undoubtedly protracted
the existence Of our Union, by exciaiming ia
q firm and etfectual tone, against measures,
which, had they rot been abandoned, would
before this, have produced political convul-
slons OF the most serious nature. Every
man of the least sense Or observation must
have observed, th;st when tedera.ists arc argyll
ing against the policy which has prevailed
amcng the present ruling party. the .cndency
OF such policy to weaken or dissolve the L.
Mon Of the States stands at the brad of the
CLIMAX Or EVILS which they dcprccatc.
This Its VIGOROUSLY the constant, the ncye,-
varying language of the Fcdcralists. Who is
there so lost to every spark of reason, as to
suppose that men vii! continually hold up to
view, with voice Of solemn warning, an event
as an coil svhich ouyht TO atlni the hearts cyf
orr u,tatuatsd ruiezs if at the same time Il
was their wish and their object TO reconcile
mems minds 70 that event
Let our hypocrites and imposters then harp
On their string foreyer---thcy canno, convince
one citizen, even of the most ordinary under
standing, that those who formed our federal
ccnstitution---who are now necessarily utter
ing their solemn apprehensions of it's danger,
from the ,uinous policy of its early foes, now
in power, Can possibly wish to see the States
again in state of anarchy.
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Tie Frenc.l k.rleateer Di;s.en.

She is now put into the hands of rho 80.
pentcrs to repair tor another cruizc, Instead sc
beiny, in the hands Of the marshal. W. ~, y,
told, ~ person who said he had, seen hau
instructions, that she had orders to NH d,,r,
an. dsstroy all and every neutral vesse, fl,,,
she met, going to OF from tie ports Of C.,I;,
or Lisbon. Bonlpartc thinks, no doubt, as
his troops blockade the back Of those toyts.
his paper order l,,.s right to blackade the
f,crt. Captain G's instructions also ccnt,io
orders to hang every person lie lays hoid of
coming from the island OF ST. Domingo.
Whetaer he has put this LIST order in e1ccu-
tioa, probably time viii discover. AS 10 the
first part of his Instructions we have, in adii-
ton to instances already given, to AID the fol-
lowing advertisement from Tie las. New-York
Mercantile Adyert:scr.---U S. Gazettc.
Whereas the slip Relief, commanded bv
the undersigned, on her li,e voyage from, Lis
bon TO Ncw-York, was OF or about the sth
DAY Of March, in the YEA 1911, captured by
q certain French priyatocr called the Diligenf,
and commanded Gy Capt Alexis Gressart,
and whereas tEe said G:cssare when he CAP
tured the sid snip declared that ne would
burn and sml hcr, as it was his orders, aid
th,yt he should carry her captain and crew to
the Isle OF France, and 10 prevent such de-
st:uction * sid ship and csrgo, and the car
rying OF myself & crew 70 the Isle of France,
! the undersigned master Of the said ship,
drew upon myself at sea certain bill OF eS-
change, bat d.,ted at ST. Ubes the 18th ,.,y Of
February, 1911, for $4,000 in favor Of Alexis
GrcssArt and one t:oyon Of New York, mer-
chan,s. Now all persons are hereby warned
not to receive the said ill OF exchange, or
either Of them, (therc being three sets Of the
said tenor and date) the same being forced
from the undersigned, under the circumstance
above mentioned, and no consideration havin.
been given for thu same aud are hereby in.
formed that the said draft wiii cot be honorc,.
by The subscriber
LEWIS ". MILAN, Master
of The ship Relief.
New York, May <.
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Holm G.. LADD
fy,S L,s,n OF ~

Young Hysnn, Imperial and Hyson Teas
il chests, fresh and OF the I:st qualities, ~
Greens Sa, n in hogshe;ds = barrels, K,'s
81, a,,d Ravens Duck and 5heeting, lfisn
lives, in boxes, bales Of India Cotrens ana
Trisc, 90 tots nuss'' Hemp 2 casks Pearl
Ashes, WRITING & wrpp'ng rsper, >Iiers'
.n,t ether, Tanners Oil, Ha.aga x sherry
u inc, Shy 10 wi dow Class, mould yn''
Il, An ties, Salt. $50 LSoon Grass Mats,
2 sacks oil Hops, s &c
AL>i',
For freight first rate Zip OF SEQ tons.
A.. MAY Is
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.lerandria: blay Is, 1911.
Was Committed

To TIE jail Of his county, as Run 7vays
A NEGRO LAD, he says his name is
IA Aadreav- he is about l6 or y years OF
aye. has large mouth and thick lips, and
dent on tho right cheek near his mouth-Ee
had on blue jacket ans trousers. and hrewn
short coat with brass Buttons, and gotd in'
hat The owner is requested to come md
prove his property, pay charges md take lin
away, otherwise he will be disposed Of IS the
law DIRECTS. 9
James Campbell jailor.
May Ia. I1wSn
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wounded. Onfthe ,ssth Gen. 'Bcr.ss,.,,
head quarters were At Elvas. as
Tae enemy had Withdrew their Who'll,
force, excepting weak picques, to The " e,h.
side Of the Guidiitno.
The corps uitdcr Marshal Sohlt has halle,
in the ncighbGrrhood IL L.icrena.
Gen. B,,il.,stcros l.sd rvtui..cd to Gibr,Ieo,
on the seth, where BIS forc's had been ncreas.
cd by the arriy,l Of 5000 i.iea under General
Z.y..s.
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FOR SALE,

A TRACT OF hASD, lyin5 II Fair'aS
couaty, adjoining the IAN IS at M H'': 7,
-p,,t~n AID 20! SnIta ccntainin; from ~
,, s. acres about n,,if = n ilr from, Street
H,n,i,y Creek Hri;tye Ro~ Il There Is some
good woodand omit. lhs land "i!i DO sAe""
James c. West.
IL at-Gra-e NIiu Is 81.
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The Subscriber ha.ing removed to the
store, lately occupied by Mcssrs. La"fasoh
and fovie, oficts for sale,
20 bags Pepper, tons assorted o"e'ss
Iron
10 oai.,,al. Col Fish and Pollock
Bales Russia Crash, suitable either iof
bags or coarse Towels
l6 pieces Ra.,iA SheeIings,
= rrunas Shoes, cases SCOTS,
1000 yards row Linen, sets Ch"lrs'
10 boxes Sptnish Scgars,
8 Casks Tlmothy See1~
ALSO,
Landing from Brig Dove
As Barrels n Z Rum OF best qu-l ~
40 Baskets and Eases Florence OIL
Tons assorted Swedes Iron,
4 Boxes Roll Brimstone.
Cases Broadcioths, India Muslihs ano
Currahs, ~.
$ pieces Ravens and Is pieces Russia
Duck
~ pieces Ca.icoe,, few Shawls, Pins'"Sc
eooO yards good Tow Linen,
Tierce,, 5 Barrels white brown Sugar
81 Handspikes, dozen Delaying Pins Is
dezen Hanks,
IS boxes mould and ,'ipt Candles.
William Smith.
Nav e.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-17
LONDON, April Is.
Second Edition.
Capture OF Marshal NEY, and
10 o of the French army.

Government have received the highly Sf'-
tifyins Intelligence Of the Capture and de-
s.ruct;on of the whole of the rear guard Of tue
Frcnc:. army under the command OF htarShaa
Ncy, who is himself among the prisoners
The action which terminated in this glorious
achievement, took place on the 3lst ut and
was fought by the British and Portuguese
troops, under the command OF marshai Be
resford. The French rear guard, undey lSey'
originally consisted Of $1,000 men, tut by the
previous captures and skirnishes, had been
reduced to 5000, being the number taken on
the glorious 3Ist of March.
Marshal Deresford hid co-operated IN $50
mastery manner with lord WclEngton's al
nv, that Ncy found il Impossible any longer
To continue his retreat, md WIS therefore cut
of from the main body.
I'ire above intelligence was brought to
Guernsey hy a merchant vessel, and transmit
ted from thence to Government by Ad'nlr~i
the Prince de Baulon, the British Naval
Commander, OH the Guernsey station No
doubts whatever as TO the correctness OF the
news, is entartai:cd in the Government de-
parn,cnts. The vicinity of Oporto to the
scene of action, is an additional corroboratlen
of the statement.
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Total gain

s Next days drawing on Saturday the 25th
instant, when Tue first dawn ticket VIII be
entitled to Epe hana''ea aoHa G.
GA "Wednesday next, tickets VIII advance
to sieoen dollars
Present price, ten do2a-s Gj::y cents.
May 10.