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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

The letter of msrqus sch. Expedition, Chaytor, of
baltimore. from thIs port has ar. a, New-tlreans.
IL ~ said tie Rsnihcs 20. and 0rrheus irigate are
ersred 10 cruize from Biosk Island 10 Point Judith,
80 "a % keep look- for the President, Commo-
dore Itogefs, as well as Decatrrs squadron.
The prisstc ARMED sch. Roger 6uirlcs. sailed from
Char sston, S. c. on the 2Stll ult on cruize
The priv ~icer sch. Lovely cordelia Sicard srriv-
ell ut Chsrleston S. e.. Che 23th uit from cruizc
OF iopr months, (cruixng near the Island of JAmai
c-) during waich time she has destroyed fiFiEEN
sat Of British sesscls, and nanned brig which she
Ordered for 81 Mays, but which was afterwards
wrecked and took near 100 prisoners.
An xeglish brig, called the president. (f. Coos,
pg,zc-Iasslsr) iross St. Lncia Es bermuda, with a
yssiAbie cargo OF West-India produce, has arrived
~ Ss~snnsh. She was captured So days since, in
iet 2i n. len 6S, by the pri,seer Polly, Of salem
ShS Siss copper boitoned veasel OF $50 tonsi and
hes cargo consists Of "a hhls Of Nolssscs. 90 do.
Ram. 80 40 aud bb!s of sagar She sas chased
~ hoursby brig Of war, after her capture.
72e frivaseer Seo'trgr, Of .srw- York
A letter from Lisbon, dated Sept. 80, 1875 SAYS,
vessel arrived the day before yesterday from Ar
chsngel, which spoke the Scourge psiyateer, OF The
North Cape She had taken two nlcre prizes, and
wssleft IN chase Of another, making EipHrEEN in
ALI Sot vessel from Archsngel can eecspc her.
Every thing taken Is sure Of being saved, as three
hours sad viii senl them in before chain Of Islands.
and the AZ the entrance the priystccr has cf
ccted or rather repaired aud supplied, old bat
terry, strong enough 10 keep oil suall cruizers The
Danes take possession of them Immediately, and
conduct them 10 Drontlem, so that the crew CT the
Scourge remains complete, Danes are hired 10
man the fortrc SIS which they have erected"
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DAlticlek Raaac. c.Islara.


IN pursuance OF Warrao, from the Dis:
l. t,ict Court Tor Rhode-isiand District,
do hereby give notice 10 all persons con;
cerncd, tha, there has been Eled before said
Court, Libel by zhonsss Milton, commandes
of the private armed schooner Haze, uqfch bt
Rtislol, in the District Of Rhode Island, in
behalfof himself, and the owners, cilics, sand
crew Of the said private armed vessel, against
the schooner Cynthia, whereof Samnei Gitbs
was master, her tackle, apparel, and furniture;
stores, goods, wares, and merchandise Oh
board the samr, the said schooner Cyni1;dj
her tackle, apparel, and furniture, store;
goods, wares, and merchandise as Aforesaid
having been seizcd by the said 7homGs aGfs
ton, commander Of the said private armed
schooner on the high seas, pursuant 10 com-
mission from the President of the United
States, under the seal OF the United Ststcss
which said schooner Cgnfhia was brought in-.
10 the Districs of Rhcsc-Island ay said Aiscs
for violation of the laws of the uni,cd
Siaies--A And trial will be had On tho elores
sSid Libel, at Special Dist'ic, CONT, TO he
holden at the Court. Isouse In Psoyidcacc. ID
said District, on the third day of Dec. nc >Aat
l o'clock, PM. l.. X. DEXTER, jiarshcl
Provifrncs, .Nos,. 6. 1918.
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The Governor General of Canada has notl-
fed tho British troops, by General Order,
dated Head.Quarters, Oct. 27th, thar he has
received the commands of the injamoasJ
Prince Regent, for general msssaesr OF The
Americans This procedure Is saif 10 be Ia
consequence OF the coniinemcnt of IS British
troops, by Con Dearborn, to answer for an
equal number of American soltisss sent to
England for trial as traitors. Tsey have
seized 40 American officers and non-commis-
stoned officers, which they say will he put to
death il we dare TO retaliate on the hos,agcs.-
Ii asserts that double the number OF Ameri-
cans viii. be put to death imncdisialy Tor eve
ry hostage we shall proceed against.
And his ExceleGey is further instructed
TO notify Major Gen Dearborn IA, he CON-
manders Of his Mslesy', Aroios .n1 Fleets
ON the coasts OF Amef,ca, nave received IN
struc,ions to prosscUts tn~ war ~ih nnmisi-
gated severity sgalp~t al Cites. Towns and
Villages belonging 20 .he inhabnans there
Off after this communication shall have
been duly made TO Mi Gen. Dearborn, and
reasonable time given ioy lis being Trans
rittcd to the Amrriear Govcrnmont, that
Government shall unhappily nosbc deferred
from putting IN death any nfthc Soldiers who
now are, OF who may heresltrr he kspt AS
hostages for the purposes s'ssed in the letter
from Mai Gen. Dearborn"
November i6.
EXPEDITION AGAINST MONTREAL.
Ersrncf Of a letter, dated Burdngtoa, llfh
November, 1873.
CT have becn agrceabsy sutprizcd with
,hi. mornings news from the army
:" The long lost Wilkinson has at length
found himseif below Osdensburg, with a
force of 10000 men, in hnais.--Gen: lalri-
son has Joined him with reinforcement.
They arc pulling for Montreal with rapal
speed---Gen. Hampton aud his army have re-
turned to Chazy, and will force Junction by
Odic,own. with the other army. This you.
may depend on, as have it from 1t. 5. who
saw a letter from Gen. Wilkinson to General
Hampton, on the subject. A few days will
do the business"
November IL.
The u. s. Cutter Boxer, It Mark, from Charles
ton. arrived at Georgetown, Is. C) Nh inst after
being chxsed off Charleston, by a.brig supposed the
British sloop of war Doterell. Afterwards saw a
brig chasing sch'r and heard firing between them
from s, A 81 to ., p. ~. in Bulls Bry The sch'r.
engaged is supposed to have been the U. 5. Gutter
Caroline, Capt Henis, of IA sx-pounders--rhe Dot
tereli is An 3guu brig
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@arsDai's N0tireg.
Disr,et Of Rhode Island.
N pursuance Of Werran, from the Dis.
arscs Ez..a.a Car u be. A.. lcl..z..l lAs.x.;sx

pursuance III q Werrani from the DIS.
i ,rc, Court for Rhoie Island District,
do hereby give notice, 10 all persons colt
oerncd, that there has been filed before said
Court, Libel by Thomas Jon,s, commander
Of the private armed brig Yonkee of Bristol,
In the District OF Rhode Island, in behalf Of
himself aud the owners, officers, aud crew Of
the said private armed vessel, against the
schooner Aane, whereof PAstih Pearee was
master, her tackle, apparel, and furniture,
arms, s,orea, goods, wares, aud merchandise
on board the same; the said schooner Kutie,
her tackle, spparel.a and furniture, ,srms, stores,
goods, wares, and merchandise as aforesaid,
did beIong,as Is alIedgedby the said libelants,
10 the government Of the United Kingdom OF
Great Britain and Ireland, or to subject or
sabjccls thereof; having been captured by
rhc said Itomas Jones, commander oi the
Md private armed brig, on the high seas,
pursuant 10 commission from the President
of tho United States, under the seal Of the
Uuilcd States, against The vessels, goods, and
effects Of the government of the United King
dom Of Gscat- Britain md Ireland, and the
subjects thereof; which said ship or vessel,
and appurtcnances as aforesaid,thc said 7hems-
"a Jsnrs,cop pmandcr as aiorcs said hath brought
into the port Of Bristol, within the District Of
Rhode Island--And trial vii! be had on the
aforesaid libel, at a Speciil District Court,
10 be holden At the Court House in Provi-
dcace, in said District, on tho third day Of
Dccember next, at one o'clock, p. M.
l.. X. DEXTER, Marshal.
Providence, Aov. l6, 1918.
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APEACE GOVERNOR.

One Of the most curious gen.uscs among
the whole OF the Eastern peace party eople,
land they abound in curissiiics)is is VIM. Jones,
Esq. the governor Of Il. Island-for soonf Of
a better, as they say. Every body remembers,
or, at least, every body ought to fen'cipber,
his former messages to the Legislature OF that
state. He still continues in the same state Of
trepidaSion, and still takes the same adequate
means TO guard againsethe "denrncfive erits"
Of British conquest. But hear him:
awhile we felicitate ourselves that no INVASION
has set boen made upon this State, yet from shs
tent and accessibility Of our shores, we shall always
during the war, remain exposed to the apprehension
and danger of this calamity, aud as there seems to
be no we'll erouude hope of speedy termination OF
this destructive evil, il becomes our duty TO prepare
our minds for its continuance"
Well, this is all right and proper lie ought
70 prepare for the worst. But he not only
n prepares his mind" for the coatinuance Of
war, III, prepares" (much Ia mode de
SrRoxci the rcans 60 meet i.---or, st least,
issenas 70 prepare. Do no, imagine, ye I" wsr
hawk s" who have 20: your heads fal, Of French
and KnssiGn move me ais, that the wise govern
or pre,eads to make his arrsngemenis on such
large and was,efuI scale, as your heated fan
ciss mich, suggest. And, shove oil, 60 not
.apposc b-is ia iurry, in his preparation.
Oh no. 49, =, and sire" Is his msxim.-
Here Is an accoun, Of the preparations to
I" meet invasion."
"Ia compliance with vosr resolutions OF the iast
aieees Of have been selected frsn
those belonging the state. IN the county of wash
inx,os. whsch il is presumed. vii. fully answer the
yurpose Intended. With small expense 10 prepare
tAen-the care of which. ard getting them sinsaily
asanfed froref'isg osTsasss. vas communist -
Col Tsomas Ncyes, VINO will report TO you the pre-
s~sss A. has n1ds"
Thc British mus, be mad IL they attack the
territory Of this ehisisin, afier his rsss eannos
ore no nuffd. gsH. Psfriss.
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Disfricf Of Rhcde-Iskdnd.

) PURSUANT 10 q Warrant from the Hon.
= DAVID Howell, Esq. Judge Of the Dis
ktrict Court for Itbodc island District,
y Notice is hereby given TO all pcrsons con-
ccrncd, that ihero has been filed before said
Judge, an Information by HiHian kffery,Esq.
Collector of the port Of Newport, iD behalf
sof'thc United States, against a Certain ship
or weasel called the Onfaris, OF New-Yosk, 4
registered vessel Of the United States, and
tslonging 10 citizen or ci.ixcns OF Tic Unit
cdSta,es, or inhabitants thereof, whereof Jcna-
tAau Eidredge, citizen vi the United States,
WAS late master, together With her.tacksI, APP
lparcl, furniture, sppur,cnaDces, boats and
stores, and also Eve hundred and fourteen
t,oys OF salt, end six barrels Of Aaerican
run, for that said ship owned ~ aforesaid, on
the third day Of August, enc thousand eight
hundred and thirteen, was io some port Of
Etrope or Of the Mediterranean, or tho wes-
,sArn coast Of Africa, or between tho same and
stt,e United States, and arrived In the port Of
Newport aforesaid, on the hith day oi Mo-
Senber year last aforesaid, with ssid gsods,
wares and merchandise on board. owned by .
citizen or ci,ixonsef the United States, a. =
Fcfcssid, end having used license, pass Or
other instrument, granted by The Govesnment
N. the Unitsd Kingdom Of Great Erits'n aud
ireland, or by some officer or agent thereof,
(or the protectios Of said ship and SAID goods,
wares and merchsndixc, on the bish seas,
contrary 10 the true intent and meaning Of the
ct, entitled Ap act to prohibit the use Of
licenses OF presses granted by Ne Government
el shs Cnised Kingdom Of Gret Britain and
Ireland" passed on the second day al August,
ebs sth eussnd eight hHnJrsd and tIiirtesn--
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BarsDai'S &aies.

DfSfiiff Y lf/l00c- ISfQ1d.
TN pursuance Of Warrants issaed from ,bs
i District Court Tor Rhode. island Dis,ric;,
l hereby givo notice, that l shall sell at
Public Auction. on Moudsy, the 2ssh dey Of
November inst. ., 10 o'cIcc in ,bc forenoon,
atJamss Psrry's wharf in Newport, The sieop
Dart, her tackeL apparel, furniture, armss
stores, gocds, wares and mcscbsndixc. And
also, on the sau,o day, 81 ! O'clock in the
forenoon, at benjamin Fry's wharf 10 said
Newport, lo6 pieces Shirsing Cotton, 2s dozs
on Cotton Hose, 70 pieces II white csmbric,
. dozcn Chinsz ShawIs, ~ ricees OF plaid
Muslin, 81 pieces Of black CSrsbric, VI box
o. Lemons, hox OfArges. / box rfoker,
The Goods will be- sold in ict> 10 sccommos
date purchasers and The condition. viii DO
made known II the times and places sf salc.
& 4 r, 4. .K.SDExTER, hzSssddi.
Providence, 1ou<n1brr ~ 1873 ~
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w Ar EVENTS.



fqT From our sglant Piattsbursh Correspondent,
We hast wight received the following sccoan, Of
Genera W.iEasnn having passed ,he British fort
Prescott. On his way 10 cooperate With General
Hampton against Moarei
" P.ans5ws, Nss. lo.--Gencral Hanp,on
arrived a, this place from Cha,e.ugay last
night, andis is said, aad believe eth truth,
that his aray is on i,s march tor Oiie,own,
with in,entian 10 penetrate inio CznscA by tho
Lacadi Roai, T. cooperate sisn General VIII
kiason's army, wuica IS de-cendlag The River
ST. Lawrence, and has passed Pscsro,, aud
Ogdensburg. Since tas rains, tho weather
has been fine. Yesterday was as brilliant and
almost as warm as su'nmSr's day. Ever
since Gen HAmpton went 70 Canada by Cha
teaugay, Platrsburs has been threatened wish
invasion from Odle,own bat ! believe we
shall now throw back the invasion Upon our
British neighbors between this and tbs Saint
John's.-Tne celebrated Col. Clark will have
very handsome command of Ritiemen,when
the army moves again into Canada.
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nURSUANTt to a Warren, from TIC llor:
K Dawn HowELL, Esq Judge Of the Diss
.rict Court for the Rhode Island Districts
Ne,ics is hereby given TO all persons tons
cesnsd, that thetc has been fled before said
Judge, an information By BNiam flcry, Esq
Collector Of the Customs for The Po,t oil New
port, against certain brigan,iur or vessel
called the Clementina, whereof John Maras
was late master, her kio, apparel, ,furniturey
boat, and stores, together with thirty-two
hogshesds Of Musto,ado Sngar imported IN
said weasel, forsan a'ledgcd violation Of th-
laws Of the United States, and ,ha, trial will
be had on said intcfglaiion al a District Cours
10 be l'olSsn At Pfosideese ip snd Tor tho said
District on the hfst TAesdsy in February
text. D. J. PE 10 z, tgA,sty tnrssaf
Aewhoyf. 6ovtn,5<r I6. igla.
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Disf,ici OF Rhoac- Island.

Dssfs5ci 0f Risolc- isfaHG.
sDURSUANT 20 Wasrant from the Hon,
i DAVID HowxLL, Esq Judge eflhe Dis
trict Court, for the Rhodc-lsland District,
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons con-
ccrOed, that thcrc has been fled bclorc said
Judge, m information 5y WiAiam Eiferr, Esqs
Collector Of tho Customs for tho port oil New.
port sgainst twelve hogthsads, iwsnty-ond
tisrccs, and one barrel Of Muscovado Sugar,
one hogsbesd Of MoIssses, snd niuc hundred
and eighty-four OK hides; said sugars, mcs
Iasses, ard OK hides having been imported
into the Unitcd States IN cert ain brigsntinS
or vcsscl called the Cienaenuso. as Is allcdged
10 said Information, in violation OF the laws Of
the United STATES; and that trial will be hsa
on said information al District COURT to be
holden 81 Providence, in and for the said Disr
,trict, ON the first Tuesday ~ February next.
ID. }, PEARCE, Drhufy- uarshaf.
.hrerhorl. Noafmbfr l6, l8l3
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NEWPORT.
. RUESD4Y, .|'oY Es:TER rs, 1918.

no Mail Was .eoeiyed IN ,oan yesterday. indeed
The mails have become YER, irregular OF late. Pro-
baby bstove Our next paper will be issued, nevs Ut
important events will reach here from Gen. wilkin-
sens army, which by the last accounts wac rapidly
approaching Montreal.
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Disfricf q Rhooe- islagd
nURSUAN'r to . Warrant from the Hon

sesft'f &Nf>N~-
nURSUAN'T to Warrant from the Hon.
III Dawn HOWELL, ESQ. Judge ut the Dlss
srics Court, FOR The Rnodc -Islsnd Dis,,ic,,
Notice 10 l,sieby sivcn TO aIl persons CON
ecgned, that ihsro has bsen filed before said
Judge, an irfosms,isnsby WViam Enery, Esll
Coliactor OF tha Customs for the port ot News
port, against one trunk of merchandise cons
tanning fourteen pieces OF Nlsrseiics scs,ing
and Two pieces OF brood cloth, said goods havs
ing bcsn imported into the United States In q
certain schooner or vessel called the Ehsa
and, as is zIlsdsed 10 said inIor mation, in ,io:
lstion OF the lava OF inc United States and
that trisl will be had on said Information at 4
Special District Court 70 be holden at tbs
Court-Isouss in Provides, on the oolh dAy
Of November int a, two O'clock, y. NJ
ID. ]. PEARCE, Dchuty Mcrsbol.
Aeudorf. Aoz,esihsr l6 1919
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DEE,

DEE,
In this town, on the 10th inst. Miss May vts-
SON. daughter on Deacon samue. yinson, aged al
yesrs~-i tS6iney 'soiice sa ssr neri
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.M5GHfED,
In Boston, on Thursday lss,. Major General DRAs-
Boxx 10 Mrs. SARAH BowDois, widow OF the late
Governor Dovdom.--Thc Geaeral has returned to
New-york with his lsdy.
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JAMES MADISON.
Washington, July 12, 1913.

Washington, July l2, 1913.
THE secretnry Of state, to ,chom ,ras rr-
terrel secerat resolutions Of The hos1sa
Of representatives Of the 2fst ult. re
usstins Information on certain
priits reiatias TO the French DEGREES
Of The 2sth of April .si1, has the
honour to make to the President tie
foLi9cim@ REPoRT
In furnishing the information reqair-
ed by the hsuse Of representatives., the
secretary OF state presumes, that Il
might I've deemed sufficient for him TO
state what is now demanded, what part
thereof has been heretofore communi-
Gated, aud to supply the deficiency.
He considers it however more conform
able 60 The views of the house. to meet
ct this time, without regarding what
has been already communicated, every
inquiry, and to give distinct answer
to each, with the proper explanation
relating to it.
The house Of representatives has re.
.quested information by whom, and in
what manner, the first Intelligence was
given TO this government Of the decree
Of the government OF France, bearing
date OH the 2Sta of April. 1914, and
purportinS to be deiinitivc repeal of
the DEGREES Of Berlin and Milan WI he
Their Mr.. Russell, late charge daft
fairies of the United States to the go
vernment OF France, ever admitted or
denied to his government the correct
ness Of the declaration of the duke of
BassanO to Mr.. Barlow, az stated i'm
Mr.. Barlow's letter Of the t2th Of MAY
1872, to the secretary OF state, that the
said decree had been communicated to
his, Mr.. BarIow's, predecessor there.
and to lay before the house any CORES
poudence with Mr. Russell on the sub
jeet, which it may not be improper to
communicate, and also any correspoB-
dence between Mr.. Barlow and Mr..
Russell in possession OF the depart
m?nt o. state whether the minister OF
France to the United States ever in
formed ti.is government Of the exist
crce of the said decree, and TO lay be-
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the said minister relative thereto not
improper TO he communicated with
any other information in the possession
Of the executive, which he may not
deem injurious to the publick interest
to disclose, relative to the said decree.
tending to show atwhat time, by whom
and in what manner, it was first made
known to this government, or to
any Gifts Representatives or agents and
lastly, to inform the house, whether
the government Of the U. States hath
ever received from that Of France any
explanation of the reasons of that de.
cree being concealed from this govern.
Rlent and its minister, for so long a
time after its date, and if such expla.
nation has been asked by this govern.
ment, and has been omitted 10 be given
by that of France, whether this GO
vcrnment has'maGe any regonstranct
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Office. MAY 90. 1919. II:
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Relations with France.

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tatires Of the United States.
transmit TO h. house of represen.
tatives a report Of the secretary oil
state containing the information re.
qaested by their resolutions OF the as
OF juno last.
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