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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-23
6 Wortby Of Attention /! 8

THOSE who wish topurchase goods
4 Of an excellent quality, and moderate prices
will do we'll to call on
NA7HANIEL SWEET,
At the old stand Of NArRANtEL SWEET x Co.
Ne 1U9, Cheapside, IhDuses-ssreef
Who has recently received large quantity Of goods,
from Boston and New.Yosk, of the latest mporta-
ion which he offers nj Who'll, sale and retail, as low
8 CAN be- purchased in Rhodc-lsland.
-anslg which are the jslio.riny-
Coarse, fine, and supeitine Droadcloths, ofvarieus
colours Cassimeres Plains Devoi shire Kersey /;
Coa,ings; Blankets Baizes and FlanDels Russels,
Wildborcs, and Bombazets India Cottons /; CsJi-
Goes, and Gingha Linens Dimitics Vest pat
terms Hosiery black and white Laces Ribbons,
Of all colours white Cambricks, "a, "A, o., wide
elk and cotton Umbrellas with most other articles
usual in his line
ALSO, A nApsoNR ASSORTMENT OF
LOOKING GL.dSSES.
And perhaps elegant an assortment Of
Nuts and 7ibpets,
As can be found in the state.
Nov. q.
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ALeo,-250 ~. Shingles, with VssnSao d
Boards and Lsths. Of the Mst quality,
.iiss, just rvearsd,
50 bushels white Beans,
100 bbls prime Beef;
200 quintals Goldfish;
Assortment Of lion hollow wafet
10. Stone do,
hhds Ssh proof Jamaica spiri,s .
do. Sd proof 81. Croix kuMs
q pipsy French lsrXndys
Assortment OF Nails;
2S0 boxes English herrings.
CT The highest price given ~ cid Copper
Brass, Lead, Iron, h kags.
Newport, Jan. 9, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-23
New Stationary Office.
JOSIAH c. SHAW,


INFORMS the pubck in general, and his friends
in particular, that he has opened small assort-
ment Of the most approved STATIONARY, com
prising, among other, the following articles, viz
Paper-foolscap, pot, letter, gilt and black
edged, of the various descriptions;
Quilts, from IS 10 % cents, per bunch;
Pocket Books, from S3 10 S. each;
Penknives, an assortment
Backgammon Tables;
Scales and Divders;
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax,
Sand Boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soap,
Black Lead Pencils, &c. &c. &c.
Besides variety ofartices too numerous to mention
Also, ron S.1LE,
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, for marking
Linen and constant supply Of the celebrated three
slit nctslick Steel Pensall which will be sold At The
Boston retailing prices.--CALL AND SGE.
Exchange and Lottery Office2
No. 118, Tbames-Strcet,
Newport, April 10th, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-23
STEPHEN DEBLOlS,
INFORMS 8Is Gus TONER'S INs

TEE PUBLfc
THAT he has received per the Manehesssr
- Pocket from Lsverbooi, yiaNew-York, gener-
al assortment of HARDWARE GOODS, which are
Of the best quality and which he will dispose OF zt
wholesale and retail. as low or lowyrt Than be
purchased in Amenca,-
-.fmsnga vLich are fhe Jfeiowiny-
Morocco and buH cob cry description,
cured Tea Trays, Of few pair OF elegant
ev-ry size. Looking Glasses, &C. .
Tea Czdces, Bottle stands -ALsO,-
With and without pla- quantity OF wOoLIN
ted rims GOODS
snuler Trays. Broas.cloths,
EiegaH Brittania Tea Plains ..
Pots Of the newest scrges
fashions; Coatngs, &c.
Knives and Forks Of ev-
wl,icb l~ viii seI by the piece or single yard, at
reduced prices.
N.spUri, November IL, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-23

CARPETS & C.aRPETLNO.
American, Scotch, Ingram aud kidsles nster eor
and Stair Carpetng, Canton Hearth Rugs. Brussels
hearth. bedside and chase Carpets.
GkCCERIES.
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson- yEIc
skin, Souchong and Bohea IC.7o'
Loaf and Brown SUGARS, spices, Currants,
ground Mustard, Ginger SC. &c.
A complete assortment of COTTON YARN AND
CLOTHS, at Factory prices, from the Manufactures
1t Pawtuckrs Of ALAy, BRowN e SLATKR.
An assortment Of American Manufactured Wool
I'm GOODS, from the manutactory At 'l'owtuckst Of
RHODES, HARRIS g. S.MT7H
Comprising in the whole =, collection Of elegant
and useful articles, much too numerous to particu-
lsrize, which they offer Whoiesale Red at prices
which cannot fail to please customers respect
fully requested to call and see for themselves, As
nothing is charged for Investigation.
CT Wanted as abere-Two Tons Of old COPPER
and BRASS delivered in large small quantities
for which liberal price will be given.
Newport, 28,h Of 1lth mo 1910.
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Tsble Cloths, 6-% "a
diapers. ..t
Colcrain Shirtings.
Coloured Cambricks.
Ditto, White, - and
6l
Hair Cord. do. Linen do
Fancy Muslins.
Bandana, Flag. BarceIo-
na and Linen Handc'fs.
India Cottons.
Brown Linens.
Silk Ginghams. Cid do.
Calicoes.
Furniture Cbints.
Lace silk and cotton Arm
let's.
English silk Hose.
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CALL AND SLE.
JOSIAH &. SIN W ~
IYAS iilsf received. and offers for 81


HAS just received, and offers for sale
i i on the most liberal terms 1T hs nev Station.
ary Office, No. 1l8, 1hames-s'rsss.
A complete and elegant Assortment oi
legal, Commercial, and Notarial Blanks. printed on
supeIour Paper, and the first style Of the Printing
Ar,--among which arc the following. VIA:
Deeds, Bills ot Sale.
Powers Of Attorney, hipping Papers,
l)ecls, atoms un Promis- Coas,ers' Msnifests,
sary Notss, Blank Checks the
DO. ON book Accounts, I3xnks in .Newbsrs,
Inden,ures, Bills Of Exchange,
Bills Of Lading, Sesinan's Journals, &C.
.iiss--Just received an Assortment OF Penknives
Of various prices, from Is to 100 cents. STATION
AIRY 81 usual
Managers Lists Of the fortunate Numbers OF IN
7tb Class Of Aalfeid Bridge Lottery, may be seen
this Office.
Erchagne and Lottery 0&ce, J,,. o.
No. l81, Jnomes'-sirct,
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and Calicoes, newest ii-
cures, from 9d. TO Ss9d,
per yard /;
Hosiery from 2s9d to l5s /;
Extra long beaver, Kid,
Irish limerick and silk
Gloves , habit ditto;
White and coloured dou-
BILE and single Sarsnels
and Lustrings
Figured and plain Satins |;
Lelo, m,il mul, jaco-
net, book. and spider
Muslins I;
Elegant 8, Z, 6, z, 8 and
quarter Shawls, imita-
ton long and square do !
Silk and cot,on Ginghams.
Silk and cotton Umbrellas;
Canton Grapes and Con-
cans ; white and black
Italian do /;
An invoice Of 1000 dolls.
worth Of elegant RIB.
BONS.
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JOHN N A. S n A w,
warren. MIXER,

No. 80, Ihames-Nreer,
Offers for sale, as lew a. be gyrchxsed al any
store in the tates-R
A General assoitncnt of fashionable and Fancy
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" arranted and common spoons, marrow, mus
English and Geneva taId and salt DO (; SUI
Watches; gar Tongs, scissors and
Gilt and mahogany frame pmcushion Chains, sill
Looking Glasses; yer PenciCases, silver
Brass Handirons, Shoyels Thmbies, plated Cas-
and Tongs tors, s,Suyar-Tongs, Can
Brass Candlestichs. diestieks and Spurs;
BxirANNIA WARB, viz. GOLD AND JEwRLRv
TeaPots, ,Sugar-Bowls, WARE, viz Medalons,
Crcani-Pot, Table and Lockets, Breast-Pins,
Tea poons, plain, topaz and pearl
CUTLERY, viz. Knives set, Finger Rings and
Forks, Jacknivcs, Pen gold and hlagree Ear.
knives, ,Razor3, Scissors Rings,of every descrip.
Shutters and Trays; ton, Bracelets OF elias.
Portable Writing Desks tick plain hairwork,
Backgammon Tables gold Necklaces, gold
Flute, Flies aud Volins WaichIChains, Seals &
Hunting Apparatus, OF Keys, elegant cornelan
every description; Keys, set in gold, gold
Patent and common Sus- Epdulcts;
penders. LADIES' and gentlemens
Reeves Colours. different pocketbooks & Purses,
sizes; Of every description;
6ILvRR Ann PLATED Fancy & common Neck.
WARE-silver Cream. Lace of every kind;
Pots, Soup and GRAVY w ith ALI extensive variety
Ladies', Tea and Table Of Fancy Goods.
Watches, Of every description cleaned and repaired
with accuracy and warranted
yewelry and Silver Ware, Of all kinds, manufactured
and repaired.
Hair Work and Gold Cyphers neatly executed.
Silver Ware and Gold Necklaces warranted good, or
the money returned.
Cash, and the highest price given for old Gold
and Silver.
Nswpors, .ssv. z, 1879
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DRY GOODS.
Sherman & Lawton,

Hcpe just received and offer for sale at
No. l73 and us, 1Hames-strees..
A n elegant and extensive assortment of
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William S. Nichols,

Lfos jusf received,
At MS JEWELRY AND FANCY STORE,
No. ~, TSxsEs-STREET,
A New Stock Of Plated, Britannia, and Ja-
pan"ed Wares, with great variety of Fancy
Goods and Jeweiry, Of the latest and most elegant
pat,erns-which the pabick in general, and liis old
customers i'm particular, invited To call and See.
Cash, and fair and uniform price given
6r oil Gold and Silver. Dec 5.
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GROCERIES,
BY wAoiesaie and resaI
ia son SPR A G. u f.,

OFFERS for sale, at the stsre on Bdsnisser's
~ Hhsrs formerly occupied by AiessrsJ. Z II.
CAHooHk,
A general assortment Of Groccfies,
Crockery g Glass Ware &c &c. consisting Of
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Ezra supelfine, hne, mid
cling and low priced
BR0.3DCLO1HS and
i C.iSSi.NERS
Imperial, Brunswick ,Bcr-
lin and Genoa Cords and
Stockinet,s;
ladies mszarine blue,
black, white and bottle
green PelIcc Cloths and
flanneis
Baizcs and Flanpels, Of
every colour, quality,
anal price
Welch milled do. for La
dice wear
Coatings, Fearnoughts,
Duffiis and Plains /;
One bale each lst and Cd
quality, 6qs7q, 81 |; 9q
lOq. liq, l2q, and IL
quarter Rose Blankets,
Black, olive and drab,
tabby and common Vel
vets and Thicksetts /;
Gown & furniture Print,
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GROCERIES
BY WHOLESALE s. RETAIL.
w IL. M w HIT

offers for sale, at the store, Long wkar formerly
occupied by the Ircgressive Company, No. IL.
A General Assortment Ut Grocery, Clo-kery, and
Glass Ware. SSc-coNsIsrrHO orS-
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FRESH GOODS.
LOPEZ S FAIRMAN,

HAVE just received, and are now offering for sale,
= at their store, 1% Thames street, an extensive
assortment Of Fresh imported DRY GOODS, con-
ssting of .Hl fl .t tDf 4
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Black Pepper
Ginger
Pinento
Table Salt
Aiexandria FLOUR
x BaltimorS
Wrapping Paper.
kaisins
Tobacco
Rice
Soap
Candl -
Cheese
Butter
and NteA
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/ The above articles will be sold OH reasona-
ble rems for cash. June Is
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With many other articles, not particularized
hicwlsl II be sosd very low for cash. nov. 81.
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rRo.M THE C0LU.MBLd.v PAEALI
An Abpeai to the People, No. S.

(" For Ne WAS Of that stubborn crew ia
Calrd Preskyterians, true blue,
Who prove their doctrines orthodox
by apostolick blows and knocks
Aud heat society with ISLANDERS,
Till none can live but salAnAi'ders.~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-09
LATEST From FRANCE.

On Saturday evening arrived here in "a days
from Bayon,s, Ills Excelency NJ. SERRURIER,
Minister of France 70 this country, to replace
Gen. Twyeau. He and suite came up in pilot
boat. having left the ship Commodore Rodgers
off the Cspes bound to New-York with a
cargo of dry goods and brandy. This gentle.
man, we understand, is nephew OF Cen Servwi-
err, now Marshal of France-he proceeds imme-
disteiy for Washington.
We learn nothing OF much Importance by this
arrival except that American vessels are enter
ing and clearing daily from the ports of France
--asd the vessels formerly sequestered. were
bought in by the captains at almost their own
prices, no persons bidding against them--that
Hamburg and the other cities of the old Hanse-
attic League, have been inc rporated in the
French Empire, and formed into new Depart
IN ul--That MasseRa is still in want of provisi-
ons, but not OF uoOps--The English guard their
imprcgnab.e positions the high grounds
That great acquisitions were making for Swe-
dish and Danish sailors-That Bonsparte ex
pcctsd'to get 10000 of these men, and TO have
80 or 90 sail OF the line ready by August next.
NorfoK Hera.d
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SAMUEL L. MITCHELL.
CT 4 further account f this American Pas
cHAL, from tie Boston anthology.
ZERAH COLBURN.

During several weeks, we have repeatedly re.
ceYed astonishing and almost incredible accounts
of the mathematical powers of child living in
Vermont Within the last month, he has been
exhibited IN this place, and have had frequent
and ample opportunities for examining him and
have besides, collected from the father, & from
respectable gentlemen in that part Of the coun-
try, where this prodigy was born, the following
,ccount OF his birth and education
Zerah Colburn was born at Cabot in the coun-
" Of Caledonia, and state ofVermont, on the LIST
day Of September, 1904. In the early part of his
infancy, and until he was a year old, his parents
considered him very much inferior TO the rest of
their children, nd sometimes fearfully anticipa-
ted all the trouble aud sorrow attendant on the
maintenance of an ideot. BY degrees he seem
ed to improve, and they began 10 conceive bette
hopes but he was more than two years old be-
fore he was supposed to possess that degree of
intelligence Which usually falls to the share of
our species. After this, his progress became
more apparent and although all who saw him
declared he was very excentrick in his manners
nd smusemenis,yet ell acknowledged that h.
was SHIRE wd and Intelligent No one, however,
had yei discovered IN him any inclination 70 the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-09
CHAMPAGNY, Duke de Galore.
Paris, 8.h Dec. 1870

THE French papers IN our possession contain
som important documents never before pub
hse'i relative to Lord Lsuderdale's negotiation
IN 1906, To the negotiation after the peace of
Iils', and TO INTERPRETATION between the Dutch
ministry and the English government in Februa-
~, 1910.
Our papers also contain decree of Napoleon
of the 5th Dec relative to imports and exports in
licensed vessels---and decree of the 4th Dec.
respecting newspapers
1t appears from papers laid before the conser-
vative senate by the minister of foreign relations,
chat in February. 1910, the Dutch ministry at
tempted to open negotiation with Great Bri-
tain in order 10 prevent the annexation of Hol-
land to France, but, according to the French e.
ditor, England preferred the continuance of the
war TO the Independence of Holland.
ETransiafor
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4 BScONDEO from the subscriber, livi : ii
L n NeckiehbuFg County, Virginia, on .r 27.h
ulf youtA lndented to the Saddllne- Business.
Joel WINFIELD,) about feet min. nj, m
inches high uncommonly spare made ,b,n,
pale village, and down look (particularlv when
spoken to y fond of gambling, and not very
much averse to strong DIR n, any thing like
diss patton lie wears ruff d shirt at tn es 4.
carried away with him gr,y-mixed country.
spun coat, pair of white dimity pan,aloons q
black satin vest and chambray coat, both thn
Gus to enumerate
NOTICE. Whereas. have good reasons to
believe, that Joel Winfield, an apprentice b,t
sbsconded from me, ON 9th M4y last, land mo.
was regularly sdyertised) yet not far drstsse
from me- harbored or employed by some person =
! will therefore give the sum oftwenty dohsrs.
to any person who will inform me Of any oersors
so offending so as to lead to lawful dctection-
by either letter or otherwise letters mus, he
directed to st. Tsmsny, where they will ~. 80
gulsrly attended to by
wecklenburg. Tsb.E vSvT
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LAVES FOR SALE VIII be sold, at Mr.
~ Hugh Frenehe'5 Tavern, in the upper part
OF Powhs,an county, on the Buckingham road,
pr Saturday, 16t' inst (for cash) IS SLAVES,
belUnging to the estate of the Rev'd. Christopher
MeRae, deed.
Those disposed TO purchase men, women,
Boys OF girls, may be accommodated with such
rs sre very likely
The sale, advertised above, is made at the de-
Sire Of tho distributes, solely interested
COLIN McRAE.
{rsb. 2. A
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WAsHINer. N, February S.

In the Senate of the United States yesterday
ue bill respecting the Military Academy was
passed TO a third reading.
THE House Of Representatives, were occupied
almost the whole of yesterday on MIR. Mac ms
pr posed amendment to the constitution for ex-
C:lu!Ing members Of Congress from pffice, &c.
bill was reported by subcommittee of foreign
geist ons, comprising merely that section Of the
fofmer bill, which went to exonerate from seizure
vessels leaving England previous to I'd Feb
Nat. Int.
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IN SENATE OF THE u. STATES
February 5th. 1911.

February 5th. 1911.
On motion by Mr.. Crawford the following
papers were read, and ordered to be prin-
ted for the use of the Senate.
SENATE CHAMBER,
29ti January, 1911
The Hon. .1lbert GaRatin,
SIR.
The Committee Of the Senate, to whom
has been referred the memorial OF the pre-
sident and director, Of the Bank of the u.
81 ates, praying for a r-newal OF their char
ter, have directed me to request you to state
to the committee, whether, in your opinion,
the renewal OF the said charter, will not
greatly facilitate the collection OF The rete.
nue., and promote the public welfare. IN
complying with this request. it is expected
that you will furnish the committee with the
facts and reasoning upon which your opinI-
ion has been formed together with such
other information upon this subject, as may
be in your possession.
l am, sir respectfully,
Your most obedient,
And very humble servant,
WIN. III. CRAWFORD.
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I N GoOchland County Court. 21st November

" Goochland County Court. 21st Novembera
1910.
Jas. Vaughan, administrator of Mat-I
thew Vaughan, decd. who WAS assignee
OF Achilles Eastin, who WAS assignee of =
hugustn Edstn, riffs IN 0eoFs
Apaipst
Joel Ragland, Defts
The defendant not being arrested on the pluu
RES caPIas, awarded In this case, and not ap ar
ing to answer the plaintiffs action, althou,s, so-
iemnly called therefore, the motion of the,
plaintiff, by his attorney; His orcered, Thati Inc
SAID defendant do appear here on the tiilri Jtv
OF March court next, and swer the plain fFss
action, or that judgment will be rendered IN
ga'nst him in favo- OF the plaintiffs accordin. to
his specially with interest and costs, and il ia
further ordered, that copy ofths order be pub.
lisned a. some public Hews-PaPer, printed IN the
city of Richmond, for three weeks succes>v.lv.
and that another copy thereof be posted at tho
front door OF the courthouse of this county.
Copy. Teste,
WV MILLER, o c.
fCD >. WSwT
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Feb. 9.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD :

II HIN DcLLARS KEW ARD --s
Eioped from the subscriber early ~ ne
mouth OF last January, ne gro man named Rich.
arc, aDou, 81 years OF age, six feet high, strong
made, walks very lame, Of very dark colour,
With large mouth and remarkable large white
teeth-veiy forward and shrewd and very volu.
bic IN Fspeecb-He has lost the whole or most of
his toes of both feet, in consequence OF hayine.
been frost bitten-He was purchased MANY
years since from Col. Adams Of Richmond, in
which neighborho,d he has q bro,ber and !, 10
suspected he is lurking about that place rho
above reward will be given for securing him in
anyjail SO that he secured, and reasonable *
pences If delivered to me.
RICHARD Z. LEE.
Norfolk Feb g., 9tT
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MARRIED, on Thu day the 31st Janu
ary by the Rever nd john BrackiH ROBERT G q.
SCoTT, Esq. Of the Stat Of Georgia, and Stu
den, OF VIM. and Mary College, to the beauti
fol, acc mplished and much admired Miss Sv-
SAN X. Madison, only daughter Of the Reye-
Esnd mes Madison of Williamsburg
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Of the legitimate powers of the general gov-
ernment. the continuation of Bank of the
United States has not, in the view which
have been able to take of the subject, APP
peared to me to be unconstitutional.
have the honor to be,
Respectfully.
Sir,
Your cbedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Hon. Ipm H. Crawford,
Chairman, in Senate.
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economical. EASY. and free from every dan;

economical. easy, and free from every dan
ger. Your Empire may trade at all times
with the Baltic. send to the North the pro-
tiucc of your soil and of your manufactures.
and draw from thence the productions neces-
sary TO ,ur Majesty navy.
The flags IF Hamburgh. of Bremen and of
Lubbock. which now wander upon the seas,
denatipnalized by the British Orders in
Council. will par'alSe oi the LOT of the French
Rag, and will concur with it for thr interest
of the common Cause, for the re establish
ment of the libertylofthe seas.
Peace will arrive at last for sooner or
later the great interests of the people, of
justice and OF humanity, prevail over the
passions and over hatred /; but the expert
ence of sixty years has taught us that peace
with England can never give TO commerce
more than deceitful security. In 1856 in
Febru. ~ 1898, in 1894 with regard To Spain,
as in May 1905, at the period of the violation
OF the treaty of Amicns, England commen-
ced hostilties before having declared war
Vessels which navigated upon the faith of
the peace, were surprised; commerce was
plundered peaceable ciizens lost their Ii
berry, and the por of England were filed
with her disgrncefcl trophies. II such scenes
are to be one day renewed, the English ra-
" Her, merchants, their properti & their
persons seized in our ports from the Baltic
sea to the Adriatic gulf, will affurd the
means of retaliation and if the English go.
vernment, to make the people in London
forget the injustice of the war, should again
give it the spectacle of captures made in
contempt of the law of nations, it will al
so have to shew them the losses SO occasi-
Onsd.
Sire, as long as England shall persist in
her orders in council, your majesty will
persist in your DEGREES. Your majesty will
oppose to the blockade of the coasts, the
continental blockade. and TO the pillage on
the seas, the conhsca of English goods
On the continent.
1t is my duty to say so to your Majesty !;
your Majesty cannot henceforth hope to
bring back your enemies to more moderate
ideas, otherwise than by your perseverance,
in this system There must result from it
such a state of Inconvenience to England,
that she shall be forced at length 20 ackn W.
ledge that she cannot violate the rights of
neutrals upon the seas. and claim their pro
tee ioh on the continent; that the only source
of her evils is in her orders of council, ana
that that ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of France which
will long excite her uneasiness and her jea-
lousy, she owes the blind passions of those
who, violating the treaty OF Amiens, break.
mg off he negoci alton of Paris, rejecting the
proposals of T'ilsir and Erfurth, disdaining
the overtures made before the annexation
OF Holland have given the last blows TO her
commerce & to her power, and conducted
our Empire to the accomplishment Of its high
destinies.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-09
NEw-OxLgANs, Dec.

a gentleman Immediately from Mobile, says
that ,Ie is we'll assured that Gov Folch will give
up : Mobile Fort, and the country to the river
Perdido, when regularly demanded by proper
authority from the President of the United
S;s,es--that Governor Folch has frequently ex-
PR esed himself to that effect to the citizens of
Mobile.