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Some few letters by thu flsii6siasd mail
winch arrived late On Saturday evening,
we're delivered yesterday. The intelligence
contained in them from Hamburg reaches
to the l4th instant. and is OF a sufficiently
painful description. II seems that no,hipe
short OF the ruin of This i'll fated citv will sa,
usfy the revengeful spirit OF Bunaparte.
ne 18th INST. was the day fixed for having
the first instaTent of the contribution levied
on the merchants, but not a franc was paid,
one and all declaring their Inability to conc
ip'y with the enormous demand of the
ench government, The consequence VS..
that Davoust imme diately carried into exc.
cution the private orders Of his Master, and
arrested and sent to Paris, as hostages, thir
tv-four OF the most respectable merchants of
/ n ambuTgh. Among those are Mesgrs.
Osy De Chapeaurouge, Mr. J. Hertz, ;. NJ.
Schusdt, Won Curgen. I.rbbert, WestphaIeD.
bsren, k"csep, Jacob Aibers, Hertz (of
n. ckscher and Cn's) S u. KRUGER. L. n.
Wahach' \ w. Rei'man. Meyer, of Fodder
hars'en, and George Workman; this lar
gentleman is 1T least eighty years of aee.
and Is much afflicted with the govt The
celebrated chief of u G Hanseatic Legion.
Mr. Won Hesse, has sacrificed his properly
IN order to make his Personal escape. IL
TINS brave man has net already reached En-.
gland, his arrival t. y be daily exrec.eA.
anu VIII dLuD, eSs he hailed with tLasa
sentiments which are due to the patriotism
ne has 50 honorabiy and gaIlantly displayed.
The West India Feet, wh,se safe arrival
in the channrl was announced on Saturday.
consisted of 226 sail. Not single shin IS
missing.
A foreign boat was discovered off Dover.
On Saturday, making for the shore but ow
ing to the badness Of the sail, &c. unable 4,
reach 1t enc OF cur gallies went of to its a.
siStancc, but the wind blowing strong could
not reach it till it got near Dim church il
had OR board two Dutchmen, who had
made their escape from Helvoetslnys. They
were taken OH board ore of the cutters, ana
landed at Dover yesterday. The account
they give is, that they belonged to one of
tue "a gun ships in The TexeI, all the men
OF which had been marched Of to ioin he
army, together with all the men who vera
capable OF bearing arms on board the
Scheldt feet; bct these two having made
their escape, got TO Rotterdam, and from
thence to Helyoetsliys, where they TO K n
boat x put 10 sea they had only one oar, &
the sail was an old blanket, and part of their
shirts; with tbs miserable eqnipment
they put To sea, to escape the iron grasp of
bonaparte. Luckily, the weather wos to-
ieTs6iy moderate, or they must have pc
rlshed. The feet, as they say, is entirely
disman''ed, every effsctice man having been
marched Oft both from the sea and out of
the towns, &c. on the coast.
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YOars, &c.
Jos-yu Starr, Bpston.
Frederios Johnson New York.
Iobcr; '"EeAney, Il " YORK.
Richstd Rlea. New Jersey.
C,Urgs Bg,ternau. Boston.
Jrbn Il Zvlt3D. Boston.
WIN Il %, Boston.
J4Gts Trask, Boston.
Hsio ao1 NOT,tr, Boston.
Ne =. Laba5a New Lordan
Deru. Ilcn,sot New YORK.
Eastwick PFay Por,s.a mh.
Wh. k9a0ld, Portsmouth.
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The msils from New Orleans, token by p party ~
- f.recl Indians nave hse recovered ~ de Gov
grnor Of ems cote, md f0rvardcd 10 the United
S.ofes.-Ttev v~-s received here or, Saturday la,t
fO-r Wagons. torss' each, ssrirs5 IN town 90
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FROM SPAIN
TnUW SPAIN.
Transka,ea flo1,, Ire Crkiz Gane,ts T..

fTansfd'eafyorn Tire CT3iS Gazette F4frgoydisns
~ Of he Regency, Of the 1871 Jutv.
Cen Don frsnesco Xavier Elio writes from
Vaiens't under date 9Th inst to the sseretqry Of
war, that the enemy, commanded by Marshal SUI
ehet, had evacuated that city early on the nornnr
OF the 5th, occupying tic road leading rortwar
to Murviedro (the ancient Saeuntum) where he
left garrison of 1000 men.
On their retreat they made q very hold attack ~.
two divisions Of General YillscsTnpa, which ,vers
sta'ioned to haRk Lirs' and protract the enerny,a
o THt'o95, as well as to small parties OF
Obs erVstion aud to take UP srseg Cling prisoners !.
among whor' wss an oficsr If SeYfrrii's division
whn was going with orders TO Withdraw and cave. e
possible, tie garrison Of Terue's il beiry vet ~.
known on that day, that Suchef with the main boy
OF his army, bad left Castilor''s
he division OF Gen. VillscaulDa, the briyq,'. oF
Col Milyares and the sav,iry, had entered Falen-
eia on . 9th end that all the Other dyi-iors ri
tat srToy were iasl approaching by the road Oh 90
OaDiIIas, as also That Commanded 10y Lord B.ni'nek
land that on the Oh, 10th, and 11th, the Spanish
divisions, commanded by Gems Roche and Whiting.
ham, we're expected.
Lyria IS about seven leagues distant from Vslen-
eis
dal,i,r.
''' Castillop is ten do. northwardy from Yaien-
II appears from The absve interesting inf eirrnee
That MarshHl Suehot, after bs successful enterprise
against Zen MuIroJ. neer Tarra2ons, received th ?
account o' lord Weihngtnn's decisive s. Glory, end
'mmt distely decided - retreat from Valencia, to-
wards France PurSusd on one side by the S.sui,h
Armies, and met on the other by Lord Welinetpn'S
ae'ashments II is scarcely possible he should effect
his escape.
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Russia was, Gottenburgh or SONS friendly port wss
to be preferred. The Neptune mishnt Lsse called
at Copenhagen from necessity, but eneininE there
fourteen drys Gas we know, and how much longer
we know not) was calculated TO excite some sus.
picon disgust.
We fear that nothing will result from the Rus
sian Mediation tending to produce peace.
Ledger
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Fobes Dala. Portland.
Chs. Thompson. jun. New York
Honorable JAMES MONROE,
Secretary of State.
(I'o6e Continued.
PRlVATEERING.

AT the commencement of the present war,
number al privateers were fitted out, and
these we're SO very successful, that above
500 prizes were taken in less taan months
lby about IS armed vessels two hundred OF
these prizes nave arrived IL port. and near
one hundred we're burned They have
been estimated at an average. 10 be worm
thirty thousand each or at nine n,i!fons
total loss 20 tie enemy. But Since The
first effort, this business seemed 20 nag, TIL
by the last arrival from France we have
been informed, tnat though var best crui
zers we're MIsS'ng, taey agS nos It's; rur
have thew tes9 idle. I;;e u ODE, The Fd'l
blooded auSce, ani TOany Others have CIR.
ried terror TO the E~itish shores, ana SCI,
their rich prizes 20 rance u Norway, &c.
Hence we bicckacilGy squsdcrr nav IN our
coast are completely du-t a.. and tEII.eo re.
main hcie, mech longer, they wall become
the cociinun jest ot or tars. VINO may re-
peat the old proverb: those 7vho sVi,i rgiii
laugh, Gc." The vast importance OF this
mole OF warfare, &c tAe C,ntcd states, has
pccasioncd two recent acts OF Congress, IN
favor Of privateersng and nc 0oubt the
ocean VIII be all alive with our armed
vessels. as soon as the hard weather makes
this business mere slfe, and more profitable
lie britsh coast sboaid be SO CoEil!e efv
blockaded by Ger fastest sailing vessels, nat
John Bull may BE- induced to lie Ipoie rsa-
sonabie WITT us. Dever be may rccoUer hia
senses and ii not b. cSntinUancc of tin,
war, We shall only become truly indepen
dent, and really rich, by our oyn m;.nuiac
tories, &c. ard by nnumsraole advantage.
tha; have arisen cut OF the WAY, man, q.
which were unexpected.
To return 70 the subject of prizes, GU
friends Will b. much pleased TO see a list &c
published and continued in Jhis paper durin,
he war. The total amount is now auou,
| 500, including the number burned from
pressing reoe ssity, by the captors, to prs
vent re capture.
The frigates Essex and Congress, AMI
he President, have done extremely welt,
yet t1ey have she-n no desire TO return
home till they have established the- fame.
and made fortunes for their deserving crews.
Our best wishes attend them.
Toice offHe Nation,
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SALEM, Septit.
It's reported, that several barses from the British
ships now cruizng in bay, ehietI; SEXTON har-
Dor through Pudding Point Gut, on Thursday night,
Tor The purpose, it is SUPPOSED, of cutting the
schr Sabine, lately arrived from France-Iut beips
discovered, they made Off
The U. s. brig Rsttiesnskc, capt. Creighton, sail.
ed from this port "Wednesday afternoon for Ports.
mouth, and arrived there on THURSDAY morning
The captain of a coaster arrived at Boston iron,
bueksown, reports that the prvateer schr. Frolic,
OF Salem. arrived at Campden on Tuesday week
last, alter eruze Of about months, and had can
tured nothing. The Froc was fitting cut for ano-
Their cru;ze.
Il valuable English scbr. from Jamaica for Rer-
m"da. with rum, sugar, duck Sc. has arrived "a
Castine, brought in by the mate. IAN American, by
the name OF Turner), he having rose upon the YES
sei' assisted by part oil hercrew. Register
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considers himself disgracea by STAYING at
home. while perhaps the thoughts of being
siiShted w the fair sex, may have had its
influence.
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in ANTICIPATION or the MAIL.

To the Edtors qf the .Nerc7afae 4q5ecisey.
BosroN. 5stt II.
The ship RoHanq hes arrived ~ this port q orr
Hsfax, whence she s'iied on the 5t inst, and brnes
paPersto t,e 81, containing London ds,es to July
7th, received vis Bermuda
Packet from England was goiDg into Halifax
the 9Th Sent On which doy a yes a. arr. N ~ days
from Newfoundland, aud ststed that London papers
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Extract Of n letter Jrom Pals, da.e a
Efoy g, 1873


sc before intorned you u the particulars
OF our unfortunate capture, on The An Feb.
OF the island OF Corvo, by the French fri
lgates L'Horiensc and L'E,De--tSe com
modore fearing We might fall in with Eng
fish cruisers, tanugG, proper to secure him
self by burning the Nancy, and had the
mort iica;ion ~ see her and cargo IN blaZ,
in about two hours after we were taken -
The commodore, to justify his conduct, re
nOr'ed tn the government that we were
English. d a iicence, and other ridicu
'icus stuF--6ut IS he has not been able 10
produce licerce or prove US any anv thing
.but Americans, his charge will operate in
our f&v !. lie appears TO have Withheld
the p psrs ir7n the gHvernncat but the
MINISTER % marine has sent a POSITIVE or
der 10 SrtSr FOR him to forward them 10
Par.s have written long and spirited
letter 90 tae duke Of BassanO. which our
c0asu! general iJlnrn.s me has been apprav-
Ell OF ed had Ccni eAect-since which
nave been rcqu-r .ed 10 furnish . statement
OF the velHe a vessel ana cargo put them
1T 5l6 900 ,.rd. if they pay NE the amount,
| shat, then claim the value of the FREIGHT
ind tle Council of prizes are restoring
great many American vessels, some of
W Itch have been captured three or four
years. MIR. D:ehl, Of Port Penn, who was
captured in the ship Ressey, OF Philadelphia,
ami whose ship ard cargo was coBdernuel
hy the emperor himself. has lately had 9
decree reversing the condemnation and res.
toriug snip and cargo, worth 6OC, 900 francs
he has been here 81 months. cxpect
soon to hear o. some decision re pec.ine inv
self, and have hopes of its being favorable"
.1HTOru
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ANAcdgeplle, { Geo. J Scht. 1.

H@tHcHHcptte, geo. Ocft J.
The Indian expedition appears to br
progressing with considerable ceierity-
troops arr almost every day passing thro'
tn place for the station; and l. is expected
as som as uppiies can be afforded in suif
cran, qoanti.y By the con r1ctpr. they will
pursue their march tn the Nation
We understand it is expected the hostile
party OF Indians viii attempt to retreat to-
wards the northwest. as they are now in
tie Fork between the Coosa and Talapoosa.
near the Cherokee line. drgAS.
Sep,em ei' 6.
II. Floyd arrive here on Sunday. and
Will proceed to the Frontier immediately TO
take command # the expedition against
the Indians. Captain Cuuuinglarn's com
paW ot Regulars md Gen. w lk;nson's es
cort through he nation left Fort. Haw kjns
the day before yesterday for the AGENCY,
When the remainder # the troous viii take
up their line of march, is still uncsrlain.-
We hope. however it will be in a shorr
time. Should the British arrive on our
coast before the hostile indians are SUB
dued, we may calculate CT expert ncing mi
series "nct felt beiore.''
We understand that Col. Hawkins has
demanded q the Governor Of Pensacola an
explanation OF MS conduct in supplying the
Indians with munitions Of war. Journal.
Richmond, CRy.J Hng. %.
On Thursday last, captain Richard G.
Holders company Of mounted volunteers
LIFT this place for the North western Army
On Fiidly they were followed by two other
CONF anie4 u'ier the command Of captains
Massy and Williams. Kentucky has again
acquitted herself with honor. From ihe
best information We have been able to col
iect, not less than 5000 wil march on this
occasion to Join gen. Hariison's army.
Col Richard Vi J~hrson's regiment has
increased 60 l2O0---'hey have matched for
the North western Army.
GcoTgctovR, Ky. Seft. 1.
vase number q Movtcd Volunteers
have passed through ms town and neigh
corhc,d within q few days past, On their
way 20 .he General pendezvous 50 Rev
rcr' frm their marchins in sma.i ard
Cd octschme1ts II is impossible To-
.rm aay Correct estimate of tnet numbers
~, IL however g6ncIaty supposed. ths
Gty wiiamourt 20 folr OF Eve t,o aud
scch . thc enthusiasm, ct o., young Noa, o.
.ahe 'be fed, thas a.mus. every yoGLg Eau
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ETtaei Of a letter .tro1n Tangier, dared July G,
1919.

I6I3.
The AIgerines we're bu$y fitting out their crui-
zevs % every description, issonuci wGs suspected
their number woui border or Gfty, possibly the
grsster part 61n-boa.s Trnis vas the avoy sd Ies.
hnanou5 bat It Dey b. dreaded tic present season
wiz induce sofne to pass TO the Atlantic
MAJ. IN.
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NEW YORK. Sent. IA.

The following is copy o. siiet put on board the
prison ship Cro"o Prince Frederick at Chatham:
hsy IA, 1918. "a greeably TO instructions IL ON
iae c0mnanderih Chief, ismy directions that you
cs"se communicates 20 the American prisoners
on board .our respective SHIPS that al any cS .hcm
teiv'r therus, kesSps besh sabitets they will be
?''doned tor having deserted from the seryeo--thst
IN respect to ibeir wages, each case, when brought
s.psra tey before my u,ls commissioners Of the Ad-
mws,ty,w' receive favorable consideration as such
Usually do-snf thst such persons will i'm
ne removed IRON the prison ships to the respective
hsuteuants, &c
(SisnetD ROEERT .hkANiSELL. Cantain.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

y "
TlUNAwAY on Saturday morning ed. inst.
~ transient man by the name of JOSEPH A. GAS.
SER, native Of MarylSnd, by profession shoe
Z maker IS years Of age, light complexion, grey
eyes and light hair He away blue broad
Cloth coat, Nankn par,aloons, and back strap boots,
with very high and small heels. He also took with
Fin the following articles, which did not belong to
him, viz. one light MKT broadcloth coat one pair
Blue cashmere pantaloons, tvery hne) with buttons
Black one black silk vest; one silver watch; and
epmc other small articles This fellow is consti-
sutcd by nature that it is in his power to be- guilty
osa species of,ccepton being possessed Of large
share OF dupclty and we'll skilled in the art Of So
tlistfy and also retaining toerable share Of in.
formation. Hc is OF very good address, Of
Al etfcminatc appearances and learnt his profession
an Richmond, Virg) was last, agreeable to his ac-
count, from the Island Of Cuba. Whoever will re-
turn said thief or Clothes, shall have the above re-
ward. by applying to DAVID A. STARR.
Stoningtcn, Con. May %. 1918. rM271
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rr .4uERIcAN PRIZE LIST. q

Arrived az New-London, May 80, British
big May, OF guns, and laden with 100
pipes vi wine, 50 bales paper, Sc. Prize to
the priyateer Anaconda, of New ork--the
M was chased in by ~ and friga;e. The
Anaconda captured Oh the 18Th April, B'h
brig Packet Express, from, Rio Janciro, for
London, of 2 guns, aud 80 nen,.took from
her upwards OF SIYEY THO US,dAD DOL
L.zHS! in sPgciE--and after disarmiDg nor
of her armament, and pato.linE tho pTis-
oners, gave her up 10 them.
TIE Mv,nei6le Napoleon sefe az icss.
Arrived Il. Portland, on Wednesday even
ing lust, privatcer ship IavinsiSie Nah0lson,
OF 10 guns, prize 10 the prlva,ecr schooner
youpy 1earcr, Johnson, Of New York, of s
gus, captured off Halifax, wilhou, resist
sacc. The fate Of this ship is truly extraor-
dinasys--Shc was originally French priva-
sccr from Bayonne, alter capturing prizes,
was taken by The British brig OF war Mu.ine,
srier warm action. a few Gays after she
port. and the British prize crew surrendered
her without resistance. She bad arrived With
in sight Of Salem, when she was chased a.
shore at Cape Ann. by the Shannon and Ten
edos frigalcs, wLo succeeded in getting her
OII, anu oruSIeu ncr pr ilaliax, aDu again
when within short distance of her port Of
destination, she is compelled to change mas
tcrs for the. I'm time, and is at last safely
moorcd in an American ports Salem Register
Aiso,ar. British Packet brig Ann, captured
~ ;hc Yorktown privatecr OF New York, re-
tukcn by La Hogac, AID again re-re-csp,ured
by the Teazcr the Ann is beautiful vessel,
flashed 10 the first style, and has bulwarks
like a irigatc--and is coppered to ,.,'c bends
with heavy copper, aud mounts 10 guns,
(carronadcs) which fire with brass locks
-qso, ar. British sch. Greyhound, Of 100 tons. Ia
IN with fish and lumber, prize to the Teaxer. The
Young Teazer is very swift sailcr, and there ie NOT
n,ich danger of her being captured, she has
bcen chased three times by men Of war.
.ilso, ar. The Young Teazcr.
Also, ar. British sch. britannia, Woodward, from
81 Johns, N. L. for the West-lndics, with fish and
provisions prize ,o the rri,atce Grand 1'nrF
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Gas Lights.

THE Subscrihers, Proprietors of Letters Patent
from. the President of the United States, for the
I4MPhOPED GdS-L.hA7P,
for lighting Manufactories, Mines, Mills, Theatres,
Iight Houses, and other buildings, with Hydrogen
Cts, nhamable air, produced from Pit Coal, in a
more agreeable, more safe, and less expensive man.
ner than has hitherto been done by any other meth.
cd, having il now IN operation in building in New
port. X 1 and in The Cotton Mandatory of Mr..
SETH BEAIs, IN Watertown, (seven miles from
Ios,on) which now brilliantly illuminated every
night with Gas Lights, TO the exclusion OF every 9TH
er artificial mems they respectfully invite gentle
men conccrnCd IN nsnufsctories, &c. to cali and
view it in operation and be convinced of the utility
aud advantages OF his improvement. The Gas ap-
paratusi. verJ simple in lis construction. and so
sy in ~ management. that any person OF ordinary
faculties, may be a0gh in one two operations, 10
manage every par IS it ehecua,ly; and the trouble
will be found ,fne'y less than that of trming and
tending Lamps ~ candles 10 afford the same number
of flames.
The Gas Lights are in way offensive, but very
agreeable the eye, and will be found extensively
useful in every situation where much light is requir
ed, especially III Cotton Manufactures, in as much
they are less expensive than those from talow or
oil, aud free from the inconvenience and danger
shifting from The sparks and frequently snufhng of
lamps and candles, circumstances tending greatly 10
diminish the hazard Of fire, and propor,ionsbly TO
reduce the rate of insurance buildings and mate
rals subject to that destructive element
Contracts will be entered into for furnishing and
putting up the apparatus in manufactures, &c. i'm
medateiy, terms highly advantageous 20 them, by
applying to DAVID MELVILLE, Ncrsporf, or
wINsLoW LEWIS. Boston.
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State of Rhode-Island, &c.

House u Refyesenfa.ives, Nay SeSsion,
II. ID 1918.
- ESOLVED, That committees be appointed in the
several towns in this Stale To collect oil the ev-
dcnce. in their power upon the subject OF Impress
mcnts OF seamen belonging TO this State, and now
detained in the service of any foreign power, to the
end that the most eifectns measures may be taken
to procure the release of ali such seamen ;-That
separate lists he made by said committees OF all nat
ura born citizens impressed and detained as afore-
said, and of Ill nsturalzed czcns And said com.
m,,ees hereby empowered to take the deposi-
tions OF all persons who may Re able to give any n
formation on the subject, and shall give public no.
ticc OF their several days Of meeting, and make
their reports to the session of the General AS
sembly.
Resolved That the members Of this House from
the respective towns, shall constitute the committee
aforesaid
The Committee for the town of Newport,
will meet at the Office OF JouN l.. Boss, jun every
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, until the next ses
sion Of the General Assembly, and will attend At
any other time or place if requested.
JOHN L. BOSS, jr.
BENZ AMIN HAZARD.
JONATHAN BOWEN. +.
tUo CHRIS RHODES,
HENRY BULL,
PELEG KAlGfIN.
enc
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Marshal's Notice.

District ef Rhode-isldpd
TN pursuance Of warrant from the Hon. DAVID
4 HOWELL, Esq. Judge OF the DISTRICT Court Of the
District Of Rhode Island
! do hereby give public notice to all persons con-
ecrned, that the following nformations are filed be-
fore said Judge, via six nformations filed by WM.
ELLgRy, Esq. Collector of the Customs for the Dis
trict OF Newport in behalf Of the United States OF
America, by AsHER KonpINs, United States Attor-
ney for RhodeIsand District, against certain ship,
called the BRUTUS OF Weatherstield (Conuerticut,)
Barzai Goodrich, late master, her tackel, apparel,
furniture and boat, with 3 bales merchandise mark
ed ID p C. 294 a 1913 2 bales marked 31a 30 ca.
ses marked B & Co. l2 IS; paper parcel and
fifty pounds Silk Twist, consigned to Il. Goodrich :
2 chests marked Y 3 4, and so boxes Tin Plate mar
ked q 20l 23o, consigned to persons unknown {;
8 cases marked X 500 304, consigned to persons
unknown. 5000 bushels Salt, 9 casks copperas mar
kcd Al - hhds. and crates Earthern Ware. NAV
ked w 5, and 80 crates Earthern Ware, marked o,
consigned to Jonathan Ogden; 10 crates Earthern
Ware, WAeB; 62 crates Earthern Ware, marked
G O& B; 40 crates Earthern Ware, marked rC&
y b, consigned to Jacob Peterson % bales. ca
ses and trunks mcrchandise, marked TEN, IL
bales do. marked w. consigned to John 4. hyde, all
of the City and Distriox OF New-York.
All the above mentioned articles are allcdgsd in
said Informations have been forfeited for violation
Of the laws OF. the United Statcs and trial viii be
had said lnformations, at Special District Court,
to be holden At the Court House iI Providence, in
said District Of Rhode-lsisnd, on the tlth day of
June next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
EBENEZER X, DEXTER, MARSHAL.
Dated A Providence, May 26, 1913.