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BosroH, August |

bOSToH, August 1,
| the nsldAle Of Jude base reached rs. Sour gvas
lefore Ca'z Svith 900 men directing the siee.-
sALLAsr EROS had been beaten by the French,
!v!thsfhs loss n 1900 men Lord WELLINcr y.
tt -oaS expected quouia soon attack MARMoxr at
Seville. "
From Alicant--JYe lean, jane ia. thar elaee
Soas Str9nSGj0TtifeS and nnder no aptrehension
q the French II strong expedition gas FORMING
at Minorca, to go GsaiAst Catalonia lit isas u, a.
rang up IT HooPS fronl Gibraltar Sicily, and the
different ports II the Mediterranean dbom 500 men
l3s Aheant IN English TRANSPORTS to join them.
DC pANsBURoH, (st. Lawrence co. N. Ky July
- "5Strg EVeDss- prisoners taken from
the Island Packet and Sophia previous 70 the burn,
ing OF those vessels by the British have been permit
ted To return home parole. The five vessels
which had the good fortune escape the burning of
that night, have since remained in this port Those
together with the three that belong here and the
lteVenue Gutter, nine III the WHOLE COMPRISE the
most valuable shipping side OF the water IL
seems TO ne prime object with the British to pre-
vent these vessels from ascending the river. Could
they get to Sackets Harbor Or Uswcgo, and some OF
them be armed, they would give decided s,iperior
NY TO our msrIne.--Ihe Prince Regent new
vessel OF ten guns, came down from Kingston on Sa
tsday last and anchored opposte this villzge She
Will meet with warm reception should she attenpt
to enter the harbor, though in poor situat-
on to encounter force of that description We
have but three field pieces, and Qualifications of a.
ny KIND THIS visit OF the FRINGE Regent is not yerv
acceptable TO the inhabitants of this village who have
"a great aversion to the Royal bkosI However
with little assistance from Com. Woosey we shall
endeavor to make II publican Of her before she
leaves the river
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AN AMERICAN.
DIVISION ORDERS.

NEw-YoRK, July 6, 1812.-MaiorGe enc
raj Coles has received The following General
Order -
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tAUI ION The sutscii6ers rut iaio the Past.
O'iee 10 this city, on ibc 25,h ri June ls.,. n
lter addressed o. Nir. Fly Badtrston, me- ehant.
.umore" coutitius $500 IL
oa!. mnre halt Moe, 70. ri9 z, pay-
cole Co. 'arnUm. 5}I Deccnbcr, 1900. Ct5s
Commercial anj Famei's Co 30 No.
1910,
do 10 iyo. $50 do 80 80
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Which hns not Deen received The tubTe are 800,
rauoned a2a'rst fece,i gssid aces, ~ the rs,,.er
- them viii be Stopped lie different tarts H.
&c ibe letter houiI rave been cent 10 auo,ler ro.s
l!u,e' t'sJ nope u VIII he i"ne m,rN iors sicei 50
notes, Wiz be ihank,cly reccivea 81
COLE X k.ENoEReCy
T. iEsmsbrs, Angus, 81,
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(G) iUcUsTA, July Sl.--We arc j5rt now in
formed that tire Savannah Volunteers are reformed
from st. Augusune, sut yet ignorant pc the fate
dart had proposed to col Smith to surren1 p the
castle fdomandcs in the nainc the u States. col
smith Immediately transmitted the proposal to SOW
Mitchc-at ST Mays end requcstcd Instructions
q tic Goycrmor has nGtreceiVed The previous drcc-
tons Of the President 20 Withdraw The iroora We
arc satisfied the Fioiilas orr possession.
The existing law on that subject, We believe will
authorize the President 20 retain shat NO now pos.
siss because was put in possession by the in
haotauts OF the country, aud cannot IN good faith
be suiT rendered without their consent and approD,-
ton.
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PHILADELPHIA An,

TnILADELP HIA, August 8.
reached here yesterday in company with Mr.
barclay, the British Messenger. He informed me
that he had large packet for Mr.. Monroe that
the Orders in Council he believed were resc,n,leJ.
but the PRONUNCIATION OF it in England would no,
take place until after hearing from hence and ta,
Mr.. Foster appeared very much satisfied with the
eYomm''niea'ions he had received from England BY
the G!eanor.'
Arrived at the i4azaretto, British brig Esther and
Elizabeth, from st. Johns n. b. to Bermuda, viii,
hsi, few bses dry goods, iron, sc. byise 70 The
Governor M'kean.
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-IHs u. s. fyiCaf, Constitution saiie3 from his
P78J e'fc'Gay morning 0boRt o'cIock, erith q
fHc roina
CT Tie iaet account If Com Fogers' Sgl4A
ron lJtit, J4ly =, IN (r ~, ioag 30. fyfng too
TVih q (ieht breeze at ". by S -hlforH,eP they
had de5DcJca ssUyH British vesseis.
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BosToN, hug. Ia Marbehead fishing schr.
rom the Banks arrived at Cape Agn, Friday e.
yening--was taken on Wednesday 22d IN. about e
lea. II. OF Cape Ann, BY the figatc Maidstone, which
imsate had also taken = other fishing sehrs manned
them, aud ordere, them for Ha!ifaS-lhe one arri
veu AZ Cape Ann was re.aken by priyateer out of
that place. On Sunday 2Sth the Maidstone was seen
about lea Fl. OF Cape Am-raed st SO guns.
ny gentleman from St. Andrews who left ihere
@4th ut We are informed that pIi.atecis have bceu
iaEe"viS Shy the s0op OF war lhd,an and by tie
''un Hrig Piumper--tLOsr armed vessels were at
81 Andrews, protecting tle shipping in dat place
and-were to convoy them 10 J.. johns thcy sailed
ON w ednesdaY cd ut. got outside and were inior-
med by fahins boa, uat , American Crigates yer,
OF, when they all put back, aud were tying there
Friday 9th nit. afraid go out-thcre were about
30 sail line Spartan figstc al vt. John. 81.
~ waiting Coz the feet at So Andrews to oin the
Meet 1t st Johns, thefoe to proceed Halifax aid
England.
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the Northwestern army under {; cuera1 HIN
dated July 2Ist and 22d, state that the re
suit of the Indian council at Browustown
has been communicated to the General, bv
which it appears that the Ottawas, Chippe
was, Pottawatamic Wyandots, Delawarcs.
Munsees, some Eickapoos, Sacs and the
six Nations. are unanimous for remaining
neutral. Tecumsch and Marpct are the
only chiefs Of consequence remaining with
the British. a parry Of the British, with all
their Indians, passed the River Aux Ca
Yards, twelve miles from the ercar,pment
The General detached Colonel M'Arthnr.
with part Of his regiment, to protect tho
inhabitants. The coicnel attacked and
drove them back--two of the coloners men
we're slightly wonnded---thc loss Of the enc
my is not aScertained. Col. M'Arthuc's
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81 Wa-%t Ray be 7aotcd L: Is. IA hi. city.
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Yesterday we received NewO Orleans j,apers tn the
Oh Oit--tne elections we're going on for tl. n.ey
state; AZ te close OF the poll, in the civ, on the,
md Tor TIE Office Of Governor, Claiborne Lad 5s7.
Where 5lS, Destrehan 80 votes-n the cr,,nt,. =
OrIeshs, G. ha'i id, Y 7e, ID. 2a-in the county Of
German Coast, G. 1Se, Y. TO- ID. IS.
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PHIL HDELPHIA, July 8.


The following is extracted from the Log
book Of the brig Pallas, Capt Cole, arrived
/ here yesterday. 1t delies all analysis OF
explanation.
g June %, lat.,4O, N. long Sc, so, w. the
brig Pallas, Edward & ole, master, from
Loughswilly, Ireland bound to Philadelphia,
was at 4 Z. NJ boarded by the Belviderc
ttisatc who ordered capt. Cole to lower
down his boat and Come on board with his
papers. Capt. Cole went on board the fri
gate, and was informed by the Captain of
the frigate, that there was war declared
by the Americans against the British go
ve:nment, and that he had an engagement
the day before, with all the Yankee navy
and commodore Rodgers at their head, and
that AL the Yankee navy could not take
the Belvidere. Capt Cole saw that the
Belvioere was much shot to pieces, and
her Carlines in the cabin cut away bv the
shot The CAPTAIN of the frigate informed
Capt. Cole that he had one man killed and
two wounded, and likewise. thathe should
send in all American vessels he came a.
cross with cargoes. He took, in sight of
the Pallas, the brig Malcolm, Capt. Lor-
can, CT Portland, bound to Boston from
Madeira, with wines, and sent her for Ha-
lifax. He impressed four men passengers,
out OF the brig Pallas, named Charles Al
gra, James M'Gimley, Thomas Orr. and
owen Linard. The Captain ofths Belvi-
dere spoke with great deal of disdain of
the american navy, saying they were so
cowardly that they dare notcome up along
side, but kept yawing' about across his stern
and firing. The Belvidere had started her
water, and cut away her anchors to light
en- the ship, having some shot holes between
wind and water
We understand that the Belvidere at
first intended to consider the Pal1as as a
prize, but finding she had no cargc, and
was, as well as the frisate, short Of water,
concluded TO let her go.
The day before the engagement, the Bel
yidere captured the ship Alexander, from
Londonderry, bound to New-York, and sent
her to Halifax. I'hR. Ga. Jukv 6.
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NgARSHAL's SALE--By virtue OF decree o.
I'VE the Court OF the United States, for the fifth
Circuit in the Virginia District, in suit therein de-
pending, wherein James Henderson;. executor ct
james Blair, is plaintiff, and Thomas Ham and Ar
ehibald Blair, Mary b. Peachy, administrators OF
Samuel William Peachy and others defendants
in Chancery, pronounced the twelfth day OF june
1911. Will be sold. for ready money, at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder ct Sterling Gary,s
Tavern, in the county of Prince George, the 29th
day of the present month"; six hundred acres of Land,
be the same or less, lying in the said county,
sailed and known by the name of Dorothy Hill, other
wise called Blacks adjoining Maycoxs TO raise GER
taiu sums of money in said decree mentioned
WIN. MANN, ID. NJ. for
A. MOORE, NJ. V.D.
July z. tbs.
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ID uNAWAY on Monday last, Negro Man
Ia, Cook by the name ofDAFY, he is about TWEEN
ty four five years Of age, four feet eight ten
inches high, of brown complexion has sulen
eountenance, speaks quick, AID walk: ninbly He
Formerly lived ut Fredericksburg, and is well ac-
qnaintcd there. purchased him from the trustees
ofRalph WorIneley, deceased, of Midilesex county,
and he has wife IN the town Of Urbanna;
he viii probably attempt to get to of the forego
ing places. Whoever win deliver him to me in the
city OF Richmond, shall receive reward of ten dol
lars, besides reasonable travelling eXpcnces.
DANIEL CALL.
July z. st
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PHILADELPHIA, July s.
NAVAL. ENGAGEMENT.

arrived at tnis port Yesterday afternoon,
the brig Palias, capt. Cole, in 50 days from
Loughswilly Qrelantl) with passengers On
the Oath June, in lat 20, n. long. GO, so. w.
| at p. IA. fell in with the British frigate
Belvide.e, and was informed that, the even
! ing before, she had been attacked by an A.
merican squadron of FIVE sail, & succeeded
IN making her escape by throwing her boats
overheard, cutting away her anchors, and
stavng her water casks, having received
much damage, and several shot between
wind and water.
Here folio7vs the Ertrect, ae above, from
the Log Book.
Ihe above rhodom ontade from the cap
tain OF tile Belviderc, must be received with
the usual allowance of " errors excepted -
1t is literally impossible that lie could have
beat off five sail of the American navy, and
make his escape.
We have been informed by an intelligent
passenger in the Pallas, that Capt Cole
found the captain of the Belyidere living on
sette- in the cabin, severely wounded, &
unable 70 rise. That on leaving the fri
gate, one of the. crew Zone of the fifteen
men lately impressed on board the Belvi-
dere from the brig Retrieve, Hunt, off the
Capes OF Delaware) whispered to him that
they had been engaged with frigate and a
brig, and had thirty men killed and tin
wounded.-This last account we believe to
be the truth.
Capt. Stevenson, passenger in the Pal
las, informed us, that there was a newspa-
per On board, of May 81, containing the re >
peal or the orders in council, signed by the
Prince Regent, and that, before he sailed,
orders had been received to lberate all A
merican vessels and cargoes, which had
been carried in under chose orders. We
endeavored to procure this paper, but Capt
Cole would not part with it, as he intended
1t for the editor Of a morning democratic pa
per.
We cannot however Believe that the or
ders in council are repealed, and Capt S.
must allude to the manifesto, OF state pa
per, lately issued by the Prince Regent in
Council.
The above enlargement took place on
Tuesday, June 23, evening, off Georges
Bank, about $50 miles from New-York and
100 from Boston. Commodore Rodgers
sailed from Sandy Hook on Sunday alter
noon, juno 21, with the frigates President,
United States and Congress, the Hornet
slooP of war, and Argus brig 1t is possible
the Belvidere Of SO guns, may have been
engaged with the sloop Hornet of 1S, and
brig Argus Of 10 guns, while the others were
iii pursuit of the Jamaica feet
The day before the engagement, the Bel
yidere captured the ship Alexander, from
Londonderry bound to \. YORK, and sent
her Tor Halifax. Frceman's Journal
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July T..

TAAiES RIVER. COSEPANY-The President
81 and Directors Of the James River Company have
declared dividend of i've per cent on the stock in
o.id company for the last six months, which will Ire
paid the respective share holders their order,
on application to ROBERT POLLARD,
Treasurer.
july 7. ~. 2w
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FEIHN DOLLARS REIF.9PD.-Left at the back
Il of Col. Baiock's Prick Buildings, Cary street,
a Plain Silver Watch, capped and jewelled, double
Gold Chain, Seal ami Key attached TO the same; the
Subscribers name, and date engraved on the cap,
makers name VIM Henry, London, on the plate,
and the initials w. s. w. on the seal.
3 The above reward will be given, ii left at the bar
Of the Columbian Hotel-snd all Wstch-makcrs
requested to detain it, If offered for sale repairs.
Wa. ANGUS,
July z.
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BY Thomas Richie. ]

or CoNDITIONs.-Fivc Dollars gear, to be
maid aKn,ally in advance. Those who 10 not direct
ther papers to be discontinued at the end OF the ear,
will be considered as engaged for the ncxt.-None
sll be discontinued, until all arreai"gcs have been
paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS.---N viii he inserted in
ths paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
come respectable person in this city or Manchester.
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NiPoRTAAcT ,E,MaASSY!

friday Rpening. June 26, 1912. 5
DEAR Sir hastily take my pen to drop
q few suggestions, to be improved as you
may deem advisable, concerning events
here passing. This step has been occasion
ed by the arrival in Hartford, to-day, from
Boston, Of two gentlemen, said 10 hape come
charged Nth some communications ./JoB,
he Governor ef llassachu8ettS Ia Gover-
nor Gris7uoid ot Connecticut. The gem
tiemen are said to be Messrs. DUTToN *
THoRNDIKE. Governor Griswold is now
IN Hartford and as / understand has been
here several days. In the forenoon he had
his carriage got UP and brought to the door,
and just on the eve of departing, when
acarriagc drove up, said to have contained
the gentlemen before mentioned. The Co
vernor's carriage was presently housed &
the result OF the interview is, that tic c0un-
cHof this State are 10 coavfne 6y order Of
Me GoUernor on Monday. Rumor is that
the Boston Messengers came via Providence.
,@shat may be on foot, or what importance
should be attached to these transactions, 1t
is unimportant that should conjecture. 1t
~ be pleasing circumstance, could 7ve
wou" 'noVements AZ all connected
sutfoss mr. /" d.
' co., W. GS @T Oh unyes, he surrenders
himself into the hands OF otber ms" N"'
fear Gov. Strong has) will, think, do mo
duty.~--f have letter from Pennington,
dated yesterday, stating that his Aid. Mr..
HuNT1NGToN, was then with Major Gen.
GowLEs. fromfIy arranging matters IN
Gsidfion 10 The Connecticut DrGft. Inc
letter says, that the more discerning and
influential federalsts were very honorable
~ their professions in relation to support
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1IALUApLE PRopnkrY.-py virtue a@l in

VALUABLE PKOPhKTY.-By virtue anI IN
V conformity to decree Of ltenrieo county court,
will be sold, Tuesday the ith day ut August next,
that valuable Farm, called MARTINS HILL, about
two miles below Richmond, ntljor:ng the land oi
MIR VIM Mayo, aud the lands of the late col. Miles
S,clden deed. OH James River This tract contains
about 400 acres a considerable part OF which is vau
able Low Ground. On the said tract is good two
story Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barns, Stables, and
other useful Houscs--also, a valuable Peach Or
chard. Possession win be given on the LIST day OF Ja-
ruary next and privilege granted the purchaser Of
sowing and putting in crop of small grain this fall
The terms OF sale above stated and the land shown
by Mr.. John Browning living thereon, or the sue-
ecriber.
WALTER SHELTON, Commissioner.
July z. . tbs
N. ID. Sale to take place at - o'clock
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FDANE OF VIRGINIA.--The President and Di-
kE reetors have this day declared dividend of six
dollars each share for tae last half year, whcl,
viii he paid the Stockholders, tei legal repre-
eentatse5 application at the Sank, after the 18th
instant.
". D.3NDRLDGE, Ca,h'r.
July z. 1T
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Evenfs of Way.
v Dos TON, July ]
THE OATH

Let the men who oppose the War and
fhe Constituted Authorities of the Country
1.-The men whohave sworn solemnly before
Almighty God " to SUPPORT Tie ConShtn-
Sio1 Of he United StGtes,'. but who now
seem disposed to forget the obligation of this
sacred Oath--let these men declare to the
people the design and purpose OF their OPP
position, AND no WHAT LENGTH THEY
WILL GO! .~t
The friends Of our country will support
the Law--Resistance will be met by the
force and strength of men who mean to adj
here to the Constitution--and the War will
be waged against Great Britain whether
her friends i'll this country are disposed toit
or not--I.et men consider and reflect, be-
fore they put q coal of fire into the powder
barrel which must blow us ell into eternity.
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os the War, and concluded by remarking, ,
fhdf fhc Major General 7Youid do his dufy.
Gov Griswold has informed Col. TRYoR Of
this city, drafted as Colonel, and since
as General, it will be his
duty to act as Colonel.
How far the Boston Jnnfa and the re-
mains OF old hostilities to the administration
of the union, still working upon disafrecton
here, may unite to drive our Governor from
his ground, we shall see presently. have
some hope thot good aduice sviH be se7,t to
the GoDernor Of NlassachnSetfs.
have written in great haste and with
the sole object to LET it be known to the
friends of the Government in Boston, that
movements are making not in their COM
plexion characteristic of good to {, country,
certainly entitled to the aid of all it's citi-
zens. vopch not for any thing here sta
ted further than that the facts presented
are corioboratcd by Testimony to which
yield belief. Success to cur country in It's
second struggle for Independence, and do
ssruction to its enemies, is the wish of yours,
&c.
Our brother publishers of the Palladium
in their yesterdays paper, say. "by re-
quest OF our envoy at Denmark, the ship
Egeria, with his dispatches, was conveyed
out of the Danish waters by gun-boats, for
fear of our friends the French, we pre-
sumo" Now, they forget to mention that
this sameiyessel was captured by Our good
friends the English and was cast away on
her passage to Halifax.
Flag Of Trace I'VE understand the COL
lector of this port Yesterday received COM
mission for a Flag of Truce to carry Au-
GusTUs JOHN Foster, Esquire, late Bril-
fish Minister to the u s. from Boston to
Halifax. Mr.. FOSTER is expected in town
in a'few days. Boston Patriot.
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And the people arc requested to abstain
from unnecessary labGr and rccrea tion ON
the sai;. Gay. 'e',
Given at the Council Chamber of Boston,
this twenty sixth day OF June, in the
year of our Lcrd one thousand eight hun
dred and twelve, and III the thirty sixth
year Of the Independence of the United
States of America. 5
CALEB STRONG
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NEw-YoRK, July 3

Comgiodorc Rogers and Ills Sduadron.-
Arrived at this port, since our last. the
Brig Twins, captain Dugan, in 10 DAYS
from Tencriife. Captain j. informs US,
that on The 9Th uIt. Nantucket shoals bear
ing w. N. w. distant 30 miles, he spoke the
schooner Live Oak, Captain Sails, 10 days
from st. Ubes for Pliiadelphia. Captain
5. stated that on tile preceding day he fell
in with the American Squadron, under
Commodore Rogers-that the Commodore
told him Of the declaration OF war and advi-
sed him to make the first port in his pow
or; and mentioned that he was in pursuit
Of the Jamaica fleet which had been spoken
on the 25th in longitude 81. Our squadron,
at the time captain $. spoke them, had not
fallen in with any British vessel.
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(U.L ) ST.. Louis, juno 6.--Mr Dix =
on, whom we mentioned early last spring as
having forced through the American lines
with large quantities of Indian goods with
paying duties at Macinaw, and knocking
down the custom house officer Deichman,
who was sent after him. BY an arrival
from Prairie du Chem, last week, we learn
that this DIXON and his associates Messrs.
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CALEB STRONG.

cNxw-YoRE, July 2.--Capt. Holbridge.
who arrived here yesterday from Phuadel-
phia, informs us, that on Tuesday he spoke
a brig frcm Londonderry for Philadelphia,
which, on the 24th ult in lat. 20, SO, long.
81, IL, had been boarded by the British
frigate Beiviciere. on her way to Halifax,
dismasted, and received from her the intel
ligence of the Declaration of War This
brig the distressed condition of the Belvi
dere would not allow her to capture.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
March 6, 1872.

DEBATE
On Mr.. RAen'a motion TO fostfone the Petition
of the citizens Of Albany TO the 4th Of JnSy.
Mr.. GRuNpY's sPEEcH-coNcLuDED.
But sir, we are exultingly told that the loan
required by the government to prosecute the
war, has failed. This, to certain extent,
admit; but it has not failed to such degtee
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Frsm the Boston Rehertory.
LETTER II.

70 THE CITIZENS. OF THE COM
4O.wTYEdLTH or MASSACHUSETTS.
E.sd BARGO-AND WAR WITH GREAT
BRITAIN.
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NOTICE.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWdRD 4!

A William or villains had the audacity TO
u break open my shop, on Sunday night last and
conveyed from thence every kind of merchandise,
my shop WAS furnished wth-they left not ves,ige
of any value behind The stock consisted Of articles
in the Mathematical and Nautical Line-such as
Quadrants, Compasses, Perspective Glasses, Scales
and Dniders. Any person who will detect and
bring forward the villain or villains, shall receive
fiou, the subscriber Fifty Dollars, as a reward.
suppose they left this place in the night by water,
as what they have taken could not be con, snently
conveyed by land. SAMUEL KING.
Newport, Oct, ], ler2.