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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14

Splendid Naval BsH--On Thursday even-
ing splendid oava ball was given at Gibson's
Hotel in honor OF the same occasion which
had been celebrated by the naval dinner of
the Tuesday proceeding an account of which
has already been given. AS on that occasion,
il was, also, on this, found necessary to stop
tho sale of tickets at an early hour, SO that a
large number of gentlemen los, the oppor,u-
nifty of being present.
The company began to assemble about s
O'Clock in the same room where the dinner
had been given, fitted up in the same style
and with the same decorations, Transparent
cies, &c. az before. Before 8, the co,lions
begun. When Com. DzcArUn afterwards
entered, momcn,ary interruption cnsucd,
while musical s1lute was given him, as had
already been observed towards Captain Hull.
An appearance of more beauty, grace and
spIendor, was never witnessed in Ncw-York.
The ladies were dressed with . b richness
and elegance, and in style Ia mode dc Hoi-
man. The effect was elcctric--So Milton
thought his beauty
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14
NOTICE.

Dchcrfwent IF Sfafe, Dec. l3, 1919.
4 CC0RDiNG to established and existing rules,
n vessel is to be fitted rs cartel for the
conveyance of Prisoners OF War or Alien Enemies,
from any port OF place in the United States without
previous spplcaton ut this Department, aud special
permission 10 that effect.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14
pn e D14LL and I,ROLL/CTlVE,
REAL, ESTATE.

TCN SHLE.
Me Subscriber offers ior sale tie
a MINERAL SPRING ESTATE, in Stafford.
Connecticut, Of which he is proprietor This Estab-
shment has, tor many years past, becE the resort Of
VISITORS both for health and amusement, from yar-
Gus parts of the United States. For few wears
past, that resort has been annually increasing Dur.
ng the present season. the receipts from the Estab.
lishment, for fifteen weeks in succession, have on
average exceeded Izes Hbadied Dollars each ueck
The property consists of large and well-finished
Hotel, 90 feet by 40 and three stories in height
two Bathlngiiouses convenient Store, two stories
in height large Barn aud Coach. House and .
number OK out-bGidngs, among which is handsome
House, with Bowling4A Alley adjoining it
and about 100 acres of Land, well fenced and wa
tered
The Mineral Waters belonging to this Establish
mcnt unluestoDably excellent remedy in
naiy diseases The air of the town is uncommorly
saIubrious, and the situation adjoining the Springs
has, by visitors, been pronounced " delightful
The Springs situated OF the great Turnpike
aaoR leading from Boston to Hartford and New
York. Turnpike Roads from four other different
quarters fail into the Boston Turnpike, one at the
distance OF milc, two 1T the distance of mile and
half, and one at the distance Of two miles from
the Springs This circumstance renders the place
easily accessible from almost every par. of tie
country. -
This prop1f would be sold on terms accommo4
dating 10 purchaser. A large amount of House
hold Furniture, belonging ic tie Establishment
would be included in the sales, should it be the
wish of the purchasers.
For further particulars please inquire of the sub.
scriber, on the premises, or of Mr.. HENRY NCORE.
Of Newport, who give additional information on
The subject. SAMUEL WILLARD.
SaEo,d Springs, sept. %, 1902 ---(o8.)
n. b, In the event Of sale of the property, pos.
session would be given about the Goth of November,
D. the frst of April next, as might best accommo-
date purchasers.
CT n besa.ful cofper plafe engraving Of the d5ore
desesvhed pre,nscs ,aau be seen at This aHce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14

AZ ", such of the ladies' as chose, were
led TO the supper room, fitted up with nation
al flags paintings, Sc. TO resemble the cabin
ot "a gun ship. An excellent cold cola
ton was provided with every sort of cake
and confectionery, displayed in the most fam
cilul manner After supper, the dancing
was resumed, and continued till between one
and two in the morning.
n We understand the corporation intend
some day this week to give their naval din
her TO the officers and crew of the United
States rigate NJ the same plscc.--NY Y.halher.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14

dPPROVED-
FAMILY MEDICINES.

- - - '
Which are celebrated for the cure OF most
diseases to which the human body Is liable.
Prepared only by the sole proprietor
r. w. DYOTT, M. ID.
Crasdson of the late celebrated Dr. Robertson. Of Ed
'& irbwy,
Sold wholesale and Retail, in Philadelphia only at
his Family Medicine Warehouse, No. lS7' North
ssst corner of Race and Nosth second streets.
DR.. R0BERTS0N'S
Vegetable Nervous Cordial; or, Ma
ture's Grand Restorative.
Price one Dollar aud fifty Cents.
IL confidently recommended, as the most etiicaci-
ms medicine, for the speedy relief and cure of NIL
rrrvous complaints, attend sl with inward weakness,
.Inression of the spcits. headache, tremor faint
ness. hysteric 6ts debility seminal weakness. elects
.cd various complaints resulting from secret impro-
r,stx of youth aud disspatcd habits. residence in
w,ru climates. the iumodcratc use OF tea, the un-
1t;l6,l or excessive use of mercury, 50 often des-
,<not;ye to the human ramc, fseases peculiar to c
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14

F0rtas RA0ae.Lslana Retubnean.
IAiPROMTU.

IMPRUMTU,
On reading, in the lasf H. Rebubdcaa The reelection
9.th, -Nadison, as Presidenf Of me Uhsfed States
AS the bright morning sun, with spIendor rise.
From early dawn, his light and warmth diffusc--
SO rose great MADISON, the just and wise,
High in his orb, and on his course pursucs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14

DIR. DYOTT'S
Patent Ilch Ointment;

Patent llCh Ointment;
For plcasantness safety, expedition, md Ger.
tainty IS infinitely superior any othe, medicine, fer
the cure Of that most disagree able and tormening
disorder the ITCH.
(i'rrc Ghy cents per tor.}
DIR. DiO1 rs
Inialliablc ioothe- Achs Drops;
Prise so osats
CircaSsE,n Eye Water;
a sovereign remcd'for ali disorders Of the eyes.
Priee 50 Gems.
DIX. IiooOl'S
Ceic6fated
Cont and Rheumatic Drops;
Irsee Deiers
The Vegetable Balm OF Life
Price Dollar
The Baim ot IBERIA;
Extracted from All Iberian plant, tor curing defects
of the skin, and improving the complexion, &c. sc,
I,ace t,eo DoRats
The Restorative Dentlririce;
For cleansing, whitening and preserving the Teeth
and Gums. Irlce SO cents Per boa.
Since these Invaluable medicines first discov-
cred, upwards of Scpcn Hundred thousand Persons
have experienced their happy and salutary ELECTS
many Of whom from The lowest state of their dsor-
ders.
Take notice, that each aud all he ab.pe genuine
Medicines a,e signed Me outside copers Wih the
siynaswe ef The cole proprietor,
- The above Medicines are for sale, by
SAMUEL w. vlNSON, Apo,hecary,
Newport.
+. w. Dyo.t, nj. ID.
ar Persons desirous Of consulting Dr. DyoTT
may, by applying rs above, obtin his advice gratis.
APPRECIATION.
WE, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that
having in various used Dr. RotsrssOn's oeebra-
ted Family Medicines, which are now prepared by
Dr. a. ~ Dyott, Of Philadelphia, have found
them highly ser,ccable in families, and partcu-
larly eff acous in removing those complaints FOR
which they arc prcGribcd, we feel assured OF their
excellence, and consider these medicines valuable
and well worthy the attention OF all taini'ies---ln
testimony hereof We have affixed rssps sctve sig
natures David Jones,
Late chaplain to General Wayne, Chester county.
Edward Ayers, v. d. NJ. No. lie o,Norih Fifth street.
Edward Wailington, No. 3. Queen street.
Nathaniel Bayne, No. IS, North Front street.
John ID Nelson, No e5. Race street.
Adam Vance, No. 79, Christian street.
William Julian, No. 90. South Fifth street.
Jacob Slough, No. 1Sl, Noble street.
David Fisher, No. l87, Arch street.
Jacob HUI, No. 355, Csllowhill street.
IT, l.. Broslasky, No. 80, south sixth street.
John snrecves, Jr. No 5S. Coates street.
j. Himill, N. Il. Corner ti Pace and Tenth street
Hanah Burden, No. $40, South Front street
Thomas Rose, Tammsuy street, near Fourth.
Preston Goodwin, Market street, near the bridge.
James Branson. darlington County. n. !.
Wirm itcliinshead, Gloucester County, M.
Eaoch Eldr.dge, Gloucester County, n. j.
Isaac Wiggins, Chester County.
John Smith, M. $50. Nor,h Sccoad street
.hris,ophcr DrcslAer. Upper Dublin Township, (rs)
oichae' Grail, Morr'svillc, ('s)
Joseph Henry, Near Norr;sown Mon,somer, County.
George Engels. United States Ars,nal.
Oc,22-l,eow.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-06

! Lstesf from Essrcte. ~
The brig Silk Worm Busnham, has
arrived At Bostsn, in SO days from Lis
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TUESDAY, APRIL s.
Joseph Man devile,

Corner Of Kl,sg 90 Fairtar streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Rr wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL,
Teas--gunpowder, I'M
enss perial, tyson, hyson skin,
~ oo young hyson& souciieng
2c,ooo lbs. green and white Coffee
2o,ooo lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
l0skhds2 New Orleans & Muscoyado
s $50 bbls Sugars
1900 lbs Pepper
20 hhds retslliag Molasses
* 5 pipes, half pipes and 6 qrcasks l. T
s, MadeIa
5 pipes Sicily Madeira
IS or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
"a pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
2 butts, y half pipes Malaga
S pipes, s halfs pipes and 20, or. casks
Teneriffe
IS pipes real Cognac Brandy
S pipes Gin
30 puncheons. West-India Rum q
Is puncbeons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbls Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Olddo.
8 hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
600 ID. Bengal Indigo
SEQ ID. Bright Madder
5000 ID. Goshen s Rhode.IslandC heese
So1 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley. Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Giauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap. Spsrnaciti mould and dipped Can
dies, maecauba, rsppee misunderstanding,
chewing tobacco, Starch. Fig Blne, Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpo vder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, DemUobns,
Whipping Paper and Twine, Corks,
Bel Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, &c.
sc.
NJ B. So bushels fresh 4ysrranted
cLoVER SEED.
March s.
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NEW YORK, March 50.
MILITARY APPOINTMENT

MILITdRY ..dPPClN1IHEWl-
Nicholas Gray, Inspector General.
I kis DIR Nicholas Gray BIAS been 10 this
country few years, and has earned IA
wing during considerable part OF his
time as deputy clerk in Mr.. Blood
goods Office at Albany. This is GER
tainly reputable way Of earning live
lihood, nor is it mentioned by way Of
disparagement to the new Inspector &c
neral But as the inspc tor General
has not yet been naturalized, as he IS
not an American citizen, but is an alien.
/ Should be glad to know what there Is
to pre- vent the marshal of the district
from arrcsting the Iuspeetor General &
serding him away from bis troops forty
miles from the tide waters
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-06

plc seem 10 have the sslns : . sr.a,
~ ,arpa sentiments With their army
~ ,s use 81 this general tsyor
= M R,,ssians is III the increased iaea-
si;ty il affords them With respsc, Q .n0
sunply Of their armies, and, suil nO,s,
:th.t 81 cuts off So many former res0ur's
xcs of the enemy. IA. IS
= But though the presen. poWs W. ~
Fame BE thus busbied, and thoasn Wy
circumstance. OF the sEnperor are hs =.
der s. 50 much, improved, we musl % =.
c.rsfal not 70 prepare DISAPPOINTMENT 4,
for ourselve. By expecting irnPosss 40
ties. .tssl
The Emperor Alexander, having gone
i nersop 10 WILMA, will doubtless en- %,
nlov 81. residence in that city ~ con
6rmine & establishing the points w '''
he has actually gained. SHs oanno' az
Better than to endeayor to coneillass' tue
p.le.. and for this purpose, there IS one
ready way--that of restoring their inae-
pendcnt Government under RUSSIA
protection. There never was ttili tn0
late, acts of Bonaparte) . more base IN
yasion Of national independence, tna', |,
wba, was accomplished by the unlon Oh
| Austria, Prussia, and Russia. IN ths par,
t,tion of the Kingdom Of Poland. Ard
Russia can never expect the good Wish
e., the hearty concurrence or even tho
quiet forgiveness of the Poles, tlil she
tiivests herselfoi what she violsntiy roo-
bed the an. The conduct OF Russia to
| Poland was an exact parallel with that
of Bonaparte to Spain; and what etfec.
can be expecled from the manltestoes OF
the Emperor Alexander IN Poland
gins, the unprovokea ambition OF Ma.
poleon, whilst tbs Poles, IN their own
clismambe ed territory can thgs reply to
Russia and the E,nperor-Lesk at your
own acts, look a, the spal! OF your me.
Their the Empress Catharine, who, inter
posing herself as an srbitress IN our DO
rnes,ic auarrels, finished the dispute by
combining with two nelgh6ouring Soves
reigns, and dividing our country aiaonsst
them and Russia
we must express our "arHieo. "''pos
therefore, that The Emperor Alexander
will not leave wilma tilIhe has restoree
the independence of Poland, and mere
particularly encouraged the rising spirit
il the Prsssian and German States, who
are already weary Of the reflected splen,
dor Of belonging to the French Great
Mnnarchy, and who remember, with anx-
loas regret, the milder dominion OF the
| House of .Austris, Under which tbs Ger
man league originally rose. and under
which it flourished for so many centu
/ riss The Confederation of the Rhine
i. entirely new name, and therefore Il
regarded with those feelings which De
long 10 novelties, after their sasisty has
been experienced:
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From the aurora.

/" The operation Of British influence
in the United States may DC now we'll
understood 10 Boston it appears that
nearly ome third of the persons engaged
in the foreign import and mercantile blu.
sisess, are English agents I!
" The properties in New-York is a.
bout the same number."
TIE .zdjutant General efths q States
is informed that SO far is his statement
fron. being true as respects New York,
that out Of upwards OF $500 names of
aliens in the MarshaiPs books, the num-
Der of all those engaged in foreign con-
merce does not exceed one hundred.
.Another,
{" In Philadelphia the British agents
and others registered as Hot citizens, in
the regular Office, amount to yIeen han
drss OF which it is found 1900 hare
voted az our etectiohs."
The Adjufant Of she United Stales is
again informed that this is wi hat is Cali
led letting The car eut fthe beg 1t has
oftsn been declared by the feaerIists that
they were deirauaed cut of the weight
Of their suffrages by the alien votes Of
our large towns, and now the fact is adj
mitted in open day by the .4aintant &C.!
neral IF the United States. s.
AEain.
On Thursday the blockading squad
ron turned back Portuguese schooner
outward bound, after pressing all the A.
.merican seanlen who were on board
her"
When Mr.. Duane was ap editor such
paragraphs in bis paper were to be OK
peeled, for the purpose of keeting ut.
the public irritation agains; England,
but now he has become General in The
armies Of she Unitsd States we slcuie
hope better things Of him, The British
may capture prisoners bur Cannot iress
Americans in rime ofwar.
Lstest from Earcte.
The brig Silk Worm Busnham, has,
arrived At Bostsn, in SO days from Lis
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-06

DAINTS, Spices, Patent Medicines
Dye STUFF, &c. SC. which has been
carefully selected from the latest i'm
portations, and entirely under his own
inspect!oa.
TO his old Customers, he Hattcrs
himself tia, bare knowledge of his
having resumed his busiaess will De
fully sufficient n ensure him cont.
nua,ioa of theyr patronage from o.
theirs he solicits a call, feelnig we'll
convinced, that nothing but an oppor-
tunity Can be wsated 10 enable him to
give any dealer in his line the most
ample satisfaction. 4
orders from physicians, country
merchants and families viii at all times
receive his prompt attention, and eve
ry article warranted pure and fresh.
~ Family * Sea Medicine Chests,
with plain spyLted tircstions hand
somely and economically put up at 6
hours notice. -,
IN ADDITION
To his ordinary stock hc has OF, hand,
and intends constantly keeping a.
Prime CHEWING TOBACCO,
Bes, Havana SEGARS,
And Msccouba, Rappes aad Scots
Snuff.
Msrcb 8. colin
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Cartel fan, bermuda.

This morning arrived the cartstbflg
Savannah Packet, Jocelin, 10 days from
Bermuda In her came passenger
colonel Barclay ]. Croudhlll,J. Wsod-
nam. j. Green, r Devons and Z. Dc
VEINS. both Of Boston; G. J. Oblan, J..
Seaman, J Herlitz ]. Smith, and Mrs:
1yisenell, of Norfolk, in the cabin, and
.en in the steerase. The ship Citizen,
captain CroudhilI, of Georgetowr, IRON
St. Ubes tor Alexandra, with salt, was
csptarea on the 18th Jsnuarv, in lat ss'
lore. ls, By the FRENCH frigate lie
Gloire. and SUNK. The frigate hac
also can,nrsd lie slip Fair American
from Nav York fpr Cadiz, and the scAs
Eliza B Of Philadelphia, from LISBON
Tor Washington, IN. CO and put on
Doard Of her captain Crpudifill, and gave
her ap to the crew. The E'sza b. was
sfteryards captured by the p'ivateer j.
q Barlow, andFecaptured BY the f'igate
MurgiaDs sas Ea,sicA into Bermuaa =
The Sasa,luaH Packet Is owned ~ A..
Ogden & Co. Of this city She ascap.
tared in the month OF January last os
the Chesapeake squadron, while or her
passage to Savannah from New York,
sent iato. Bermuda and cleared She
nao a piir'. n,.s s..s. .;,I.rr -
or Cedlz, ON the back Of which WAS CD
,lorsed, to 20 to Savannah and lofd, and
rom 'he"ee ui'sF' = ~
49, ,.;,,a .,r. .,;r. w;tb
10 n..''s SUI Rs;,;sh large d,sff,;r,
~, IT, I1a;,.d sizes or hoard arrived al
~ nv 80 elstMsceb lin ,Iavs from
De'," $500 : -.
INC en''ApS'
- Se.,n.n -. ,.e ;ndab,ed
sa em.,.;nm 70. of.ps;zss c.nlur.
fot VAC i. .,o,s Jnns ,a,a snn 10 the
ca s'hce '"e o.n W. ~ I'd car into
.notn u ~ ,'is p 'o"' '"e 49,
DersAau' .,, h.; n,amond I,vai.
= ON. h;n y.r'ss. ;o.yninm. so,d
n e ! 20 .S.I,.rs hr;a Mary. seLoone,
~ - Svms,ry elm / ara. .h,o
: I'm s.ip y wiz. ~ - w i,i.,r.
Sal'y Sanons 80, ~ p.n@sr:
oa"a, !. '.I - 49, 80. "a lin
S.!s Tacso' ., I. rs. scbr
sap wasp :'oop a ~ m .n'n chin
snapper; pig isaue' =, 80 .sh
.E + .ep ,es p ,' IA ~ 49, NJ NJ.
: q iHo' > 10y : - "a, ps,..v
schooner fahiiy ana Mfl'a ns''s' >
Morning Star; n,ls o. avg us''he ~
venture ; sshf EA'sfprlzt ,H.p . nh,
sebeonsf Deica,1is' 1ro"n tiN . &c
Herald snip llgnia WY N ~;
Hope; schooner ,e, Easls pig Do,pin;'
cargo. restored i.i'.ie .hf,'old M
dad Ferpanda; Dolphin NO. 'en'
Polly Mertick ifopie /; Lat ~
ten oalem@ NJ y r'ser sup hya'
sold Tor il4oo doii-rs sio0P Lso't :
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The British trigats Laurestina, will
Mr.. Baker, late British charge d'affarr
in the United States or board, arrived a
Bermuda tbs 2lstMareh, in 5 days from
the Chesapeake.
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From Ms .Nn|

n
cAo'pVsA VI hse
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r.;s.usn's an t,Vrp
au W: S.asN
.'on'"n'pI IN
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NY !" D'.' ~'As
se. .i,.. ' .''
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A"N' '0', P''"
= asc,ed n . 60 chow
<s,,sS > a;.n,s;,v
,;an b !, u,'i.,,', '!' \
Among ths name,
,rva'ss WIN, I,s. :.
,he,nselyes ,h,, NJ
L., 4 eoosaiepoo, b
erIlv ranks win N,
az, ana ,s 49,
s;c.r, .nd crew J,
,ha w.,m n,,s s,a'i.as
,izen, This sDIr,;l
Ius,r, to another p,.
be cerrsbors,ise Il .
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N,OTb|

CAPTAIN THEoP7
late Commander !
Zone Of the ): r!es'',,1a'.rS1
tween the City Of ri
and GeorgctOs''I@l|
I'd from our emplh.I
es. which will be III y
ed.-Tuerefsrs, al y
counts to settle for y
subscribers only. ,,,I
'''' WILLIAM 1,sy
BEDE cLEwl
April $ \
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-06

er The person who took
a Scaled Letter from my
Store Yesterday morning,
will much oblige me by
leaving it at the POST Office
C. GRIFFITH.
April 2.
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WILNlye,

,"iMl
Lassst .ss, |
!. By the las, NJ
u appears tia, M
adlng vessel. h.ii
oept . one ofths a.
on Sunday las, ~, =
belonging to III
ppaala-Ths Ms,s,,.
a 20, months. and NH
aid not hear Of ~
capture. Her ..rs]
l,5oo,soo dolls v
cap'sin Warres,l
rived here on I'D
lie wistosn, ,henl N
deemed es snec.,san1
aPprehended Of ,aJ
Two Of the al
'H'ho' rilol ia;l
town. on lFrid,yais|
did no injury, srsA
yo0a, the place, NJ
creek, shcr, ufi,, n
presumed, were MI
as the larger vsssso
three miles cf,sss 4
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Will be ,Oa.1|

Aucu
4, til. lower ss.,,.ti.',,,1
Z stant, 1t - 9 ~.
qo.l', u. H y =. ST sd
very superior $50
A few boS''..,,al "
~ 10 Cav" JvbA',
pbiladslpAi. aph1
Just / ,,:
r. &c ykCSsSl
4 new .rd III
'waNr ~
Price oA' D|
March %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-06

g., ~ ker three Eaglish papers have
800 received, two from London OF the
s osJ and a6ts Of January, and one from
Truro, (cornwaIl3 of the Soth. They
.aa,.in yery little news OF Importance
, 1870. .ssn what We received by the ear
.s~is Minsr.a, and United States. The
Rri,;sb have orderedsa large number Of
Z, en- Of war briggs 70 this West Indies, to
s,,iize for American priyatesss, The
Culloden, Triumph and Monarch are a.
.mouc the 74's ordered 70 be cut down
- ! level with thc,large American fri.
a,,e, they are enly TO lose their tore
sasflc and quarter deck guns The
s.srlinc Castle Of "a guns is 70 carry
ont I ord M eris, to the East Indies.
The SILK Worm sailed from Lisbon
ma ieth Of February No news from
stse Peninsula. Ship Enterprise Tor n.
york sailed in co. spoke her next day'
she had sprung leak. March -, lat.
~. so, long. SIS, was boarded from an
Fnpli,h "a, bearing commodore. flag,
il Company 6 with the La tegus 2 = a.a
.fwo fripates, from England for Bermuda
Byitish Fleet sf Sandy Hook.
a Pi,ot Boat came up from the Hook
,ast' evening; apkthe Pilots informed US
thar > Britist, line Of battle ship and a
frigate were eff Sandy Hook. The p
lots supposed The 'frigate was the belyl,
dera. Captain Byron. iii the trigate Is
The Belvidera, it is probable, the ship OF
. the line is the Poicticrs, Com befes'
ford
The news from Boston turns out 70
be a HOAX.
or the Hook, British line OF Dattle
ship, supposed to be the Polctiers.
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West Indies IN
England
.s On .hosa,ya]
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and Unily, sel%os'S
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without hesitation--aad the SPIRIT

without hesitation--aad the spirit
which animated the toasters may be
proceed by the following selection:
!" The EMPERoR OF FRANCE and
King Of Italy. the Empress Regent
and their family.
{" Mr.. JEFFERSON, late President
Of the United States"-given by Mr..
Consul General Warden.
Mr.. MoNRoE, Secretary OF
Stately Mr.. Nesbit.
g Everlasting amity between
France and the United States: May
we never forget that in the DARK
hours of adversely she generously
stretched forth her hand to free US
from the tyranny Of Britain" This
sentiment, ascribing to France the
glory of independence, was ny A.
woodruff, of Philadelphia.
fSalem Gazette.