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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-25

Or FiotiRa, on lake Erie, will soon be
ready for sailing. The vessels at Erie are
rapidly Fitting out. Those at Black Reel
are now armed and rugged complete. only
waiting L wind to make Up the rapids.
Bu6ato Gazette.
CaN. John Peacock, of the 7lst regiment
n. Y. militia. was tried by court martial,
May l2th. & broke = for uncfiiceriike con
duct ard disobcdienoe of ORDERS 70.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-25

Authentic information has been received in this
city fiom the Niagara frontier which diseredi:s the
story Which has been circulated OF the reoapture 81
he force taken by surprize on the morning of the
5th mat GeEtral5 IL wis spd Boyd lad IasTel,sti
Ul the OFunL Of tie Ttb, With view TO reinforce
the detachment under cOnneI Burn !; but subses
ouet order directed the return of the whole OF our
force 20 FOm George, where they were to be on the
evening oi the glh.
Letters from the army, speak Of private feuds
bsug carried to an height the most extrayagsnt, g.
pcrteudug consequences Tie most perpicious 10 the
pubic service through some cause unsceountable
sJmc.bl the best and brayest men m the army, men
1uaIiGed 10y ey,gt endowment and quality to con-
sG;ute the hero Tie soldier and tie patriot, are
sd 10 be rrrayed nsainst each other instead of di-
rectng their comlin-,l efforts against the common
enemy Ntuts moment, ordinary cause Of
qHqrre snuld divrrt the soldier from lie duty the
soldier owes oblivion Of all personal piqmes and
sniipslhes 10 The rank he holds, the trust reposed
10 him, and 20 tie consciousness that IN manner
can the enemy 50 etisctualiy triumph, rs 10 The
men of the greatest valor srd promise in our
niss. ia Getting their anger and wettinp their
goas Tor tie tes'rucinn Of each ner. This tumor,
alarming, IL be ex;euaive ~ repurtcd, than
e Whole eGoris of the encmy, requires he uterPo.
-i0n ci lie executive; or u the executive 90 rot
goss sss e1seicnt rieans, then Congr shgld FRO.
.Gc. Dy las few making signal examples 81 -
gstsf9s 50 Is e. torn TIE shame FROM The osabtiv
1rd coBvcrt ths ~ directed siirit oftevenet oai
the boso.s1 Dfb et'srea agasst the p"Iiie enert.
aurora, dhnd q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-25
W.LONDON. yune rs

NJ w -LONDCN, June rs.
Our fearsfron the enemy have in a great d. sree
subsited Their force 81 our harbour consists only
at ihe RaIniies aud Orp.eus. Two regiments the
81 aud 2otb, we're Dismissed yesterday, and .s,,y
OF the inhabitants are returGns With their gooGs.
The question whether the expenes It ea.ii,.y ont.
the rnhs stationed AT NeN.i.ondon Nc saouid Dc,
betrayed by this state tae Caited 81 tes hiss ren
considered important, and perhaps rem ANS unde.
c'ded. Upon this subject the governor hes written.
end hy to-dsys mail has received an answ err from
tie secretary OF var, highly satisfactory requ, sing
that GOO ot the militia might lie stationed II or near
New London at the t%penee Of tie general COVE ru-
nent. About that number are here 1T present.
owe have another letter which SAYS 500, for six
months, is the force ,sirncd)
iieut ClsSton, OF the Families, Yesterday came
mp to the light house with flag from Commodore
Hardy, pr9posing to deliver up several prisoners
on receiving proper receipts for them. In consc-
puenc, uf which the W ArshDps Deputy ven; on
board aud gave the receipts, and lrougt back with
him l. Americas men captured in different yes.
sells.
The Commodore has pledged his word, thet fish
srmen shall not be disturbed in pursuing their avo-
cation.
NO Neutrality pit IS stated, (n the New.
Haven Journal ut esterday )tat Thursday last,
The British made attempt 20 land, near saybrock
with about 500 men. They were repulsed with the
loss Of men, by the militia, who had previously az.
ssmbled. John Guii, sc guess win hnd, thai John.
allan has some SUNK yet--espeeislly when dir
calves presume TO invade Jslinathan's corn fields
CoL If 18Th iasf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-25

..fhho;ntment By fhe President Doctor
Francis lie Baron, apothecsry general. and
confirmed by the Senate ofthe u. States.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-25

Of them died north OF the Equatore; yet
this pos script states that on the Sis, Dec.
2 DAYS after the action, 90 of the C's wound
ed are since dead" At tue same time that
the letter is dated, Lieut.. Chads Could not
have been acquainted with the extent of
the loss of the killed and wounded on board
the Java for it was the third day alter the
action before all the prisoners were removed
from the Java.
An officer on board the frigate
CONSTITUTION.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21

Collars DC, end the same is he, cby aptropria-
Ted, On, OF any monics IN the Treasury not
oiherwise appropriated, Tor The boil,ling and
elupping OF the aforesaid ships Of war.
Ill. CLAY,
Saeaker ef ne Hcnse e5 Rehresenfanves.
-WM H. CRAWFORD,
Presidrn' kro fenlyiore ofyhe Scnafe.
January 3. lsl2--ApeRovED,
JAMES MADISON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21

n large Eumhkin is hereby offered Cor IL
best dissertation or the difference between
Northern and Southern egro--which mus
demonstrate, that Negro 10 Ncw-Epglan,
is equal in every respect to one Of the Ess>s
Junlo, and that a Southern negro is Of lcss
consequence in the scale Of creation, than q
New England horse, COW or hog .--li tho
writer csn also prove to u demonstration, that
the goth Representative Of Massach husetta
1--WE mean the Representative Of the black
population, say MIR. QUINCY is entitled to
more weight in tho counciIs of The ualion,
than either Of the Representatives from the
:" Negro States" he shall be entitled TO
squash ,in addition 10 the above premium.--i6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21
Brandyyine Paper.
! SHAW

Has just received f'sm Philadelphia.
Sixty Reams BRANDYWINE PAPER,
consisting of Cap No. & 2, Quarto vellum POST and
medium Drawing, which with his former sock, of
various kinds Of PAPER, makes his assortment as
complete any in this State. All which will be
old aslow as can be purchased in this town.
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u
to remit fines, forlei,urcs and penal
ties, in certain cases.
ID IL enacted By rae Scnate ara House Of
ID RehreSer.afiVss Of ths Lhffcd Sfofes ~
.dmerica, an Congress assembled, Ths, in AL
cases where goods, wares and mcrcans,;ze.
owned by cnlzen or ciizegs oil the Uni,ea
States, have been rupo,ted into the Uni,ed
States ttom the United Kingdom of Gtsat
Britain and Ireland, which goods, wa.es .rn
mercandize were shipped o. board vessels
which departed thoreilonn be,wevn ,lc
tweniy-third day OF June las', and rhe ff.
teenth day OF September last, aA,l The nsrs,,n
or persons interested in such soods, ys,rcs d,
mcrcbaodize, or concerned in the imlnr,a.
ton thereof, have thereby Incurred any fine,
penalty and forfeiture, under an oct, enIi,led
An act TO interdict the commercial iple,-
course between the United Sta,cs and Great
Britain, and France, and their dependencies,
and for other purposes" and an act. entnlcd
An act Concerning the commercial in,el-
course between tie United States, and Great
Britain, and France, and their dependencies,
and for other purposes" and the act supple
mentary TO the act last mentioned, on such
person or persons petilionins for relief 10 any
Judge CT court proper 10 hear the same, in
pursuance of the provisions Of the scteni,ied
" An act 10 provide for mitigating OF remit
ting the fines, 70, fei,urcs and penalties IN
certain cases therein mentioned J" and on The
sscis being shown, on enquiry had by said
Judge or court, stated and lransmue4, a, by,
said act is required, TO the Secretary of lhe
Treasury T; in all such cases wherein il shall
Ee proved 10 his satisfaction tina, said goods,
wa anI H. Ill,
shipment, were bona hdc owned by citizen
or citizens of tho United States, and shipped
and did Del par, from some po't or place IN shc
United Kinedom Of Great Britain and Ireland.
OWNED as 'Drcsaid, between the twenty-lhrd
d.y OF June last, and The fifteenth doy II Sep.
tembcr last, the Secretary OF the Treasury il
hereby directed 10 remit all fines, pcnaities
and !orfci.ures, thai may have been incurred
under the said ects, IN consequence OF su.a
shipment, importation or impor,ations, upou
the COSTS and charges that have arisen or ,na,
arise being paid, aud on payment Of The tiu.
ties wh',h would have been payable by law
on such goods, wares and merchandise, II
legally imported; ard also TO dircc, the pro-
secutIon prosecutions; i: any sn.!i have
been Instituted, for the recovery thereof, ,ol
cease and be discontinued I: ProuideG nepc,.
Meless, That no case in which the purchase OF I
such yoods,warcs and merchandise, was made,
after war was known 10 exist, between the \
United States and Great Britain, al tic por,
o. place where such purchase was nude, shall
bc entitled to the benefits of this act.
II. CLAY,
Sneaker Of -. Honae Of RenyeseatafiDes.
WM. II. CRAWFORD,
President cf he Senate hro fcmhoyr.
January ., l8l3.--APPRovEp,
JAMES MADISON.
n 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21

GOLD .ANU SILVER SMITH,
No 80, Thames-street, Has Cor sale,
A GENERAL assortment of plated Britannia &
"A Jappaned Wsres-Cutery- Brass And,rons-
Sao ei and Tongs--Bellows-Bras CanJiesicks-
Wasming Pans-Brushes, of every descriponA-an
extensive assortment of modern Jewery-wairanted
Gold Necklaces-Sver Cream Pois-i'orenSrrs-
Ladies' spoons--sugar Tongs-Boatswan's Cai!s,Sc
With variety Of other articles which will be sold
as cnesp as can be purchased of equal qnaii;y.
ordrs fro distant customers promptly attended to-.
OF Cash given for old Gold and Silver.
Newport. November 10. 1879.
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From 'he Aosi,a Paniof.


'Thr HrA1nES DIETy OF STORMS AMI CoNpu.
SION
Eiospsag fhe Bias ef czTfL TlR,
TO THE rrNE or
" .fUake q Shivn ef ne Nor,h 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21

Mr.. Canning, in one Of his election har-
ranques, speaking Of tho claims Of other na-
,ions to " mori,imc rights" said, I" That
Great Britain, though a small, rocky, and
comparatively barren spot, yet as she was
mighty herself, and powerful in her means,
she claims, and has right TO The zridenf Of
the Oceas, and 10 he Scehfre of the Worid."
Boston Chronicle
On Friday last the brave Com. RODGERS
visited Salem. He was invited to partake Of
an ele giant supper with circle Of our most
respectable citizcns. On the next day ho
was invited to visit our public rooms, attend
ed most respectfully by the citizens who
were notified Of the intentions. Hc left rs
convinced thai we were not unmindfuI Of the
gratitude We owe TO the fsitNfuI servants OF
the nation. Capiain CRANE accompanied
hir, on the visit, and the invitation WIS given
to all his ofIicers.--.Sairm P0her.
II is reported tha, tho impostcr, who lately
exhibited tho pretended perpetual motion in
broadway has no conncxion Whatever With
Mr.. RcdhcfFer Of Philadelphia but that tho
machine Of the latter Indifferent in its COM
s.riclion, and will shortly be exhibited in this 4
city to satisfy the public curiosity
.ses0- YORK Alsr. .fdv.1 +
- fr ~
I, is said that the Russien Fleet, is to be-
sen, to England, .,or sa1. t<Ysny No doubt
i, Will be tsht ,hcre--s'.f q cas;igt s---sCh,snN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21

An anonymous pamphlet has lately appear,
ed, and isn brisk circulation, entitled an Esssv
ON Slave Representation, calculated to excite
those jeaIousics aud disconen,s, which tho
great WAsHISoroN SO ardcn,ly and soIc,nly
endeavorcd and enjoincd on Americans "a
pre,cn,. Tnisiniamous and dcce p,ive pam.
ph'e' Is puh!ishcd and circulated Ly those
who have the hardwood to Style themselves
plslip plea Of AssiusA~sA s-e---A~-4s--~u
iations and insidious attempts, respecting the
country OF siaves," as the Southern Ststcs
are mptuously denominated, are quoted
an appIauded by The very men who have cx-
uItcd in the election Of Gov. Strong, and {
Congressional Representative, in Massacbu
sets, 6y nrgvo poe--lor il is fact that Mas
sachuscl,s has one Representative extraordj
nary on accoun. Of her blacks; and that NOR
negro votes were given IN at the gubcrnatori
al election than Strong had majority.
Prov. Phenir.
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PIymontb Beach Lostery,

No. two Blanks to Prize, and no deduction
The first drawn Blank will be cnttfrd ~ Five run
dred Dollors-Orders for Tickets, Who,es 8 s.
Quarters 8 i-S7-will be receivcd until Feb lst, at
thc above price, at which time they will rise to S.
5O--Quarters to s 1-50, at the TRuLy FonruNArE
LorTERY & EXCHANGE OrFIcE of J. g. SHAW,
where alventurers in want of High Priass, VIII fnd
It for their interest to apply for Tickets
Newport. January Id
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Patent Sky-Lights, &c.
j JOHN B. LYON, Lyon's -vhay,
A quantity Of Patent SkY-LIGHTS.

lie has also for safe,
$500 feet of Romsdcll's Oars Of the first quality,
various sizes so quin,as streights and shoa Fish
Mess Pork, old and new, in bbs and half bbls. with
a variety Of other articles.
]. b. LYON contemplating a new arrange
ment in 'fs business. requests all persons having
accounts open with him to call and close the
on or before the 1s o March, and all persons iadebt
ed to him earnestly solicited to settle their
counts BIZ Cash or Note, By that time. Dec IS.
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NEWPORT, II.
Printed and Published Thursdays, BY
WILLIAM SIMONS.
(puBLIsHER OF THE LAWS OF coNoREss,)
-H1l-Streef
TERMS.
The paper is printed once week, at 9 dollars a
wear one half in advance.
Advertisements conspcuously yinscr,ed, atthe rate
ut dollar and so cents square, for three weeks
smaller ones in the same proportion.
Printing, in all it's variety, executed with accuracy
ana espatch Orders resIectjuily solicited
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21

Casa 10, Rhode Island Bridge Shares
WANTED S Rhode.lslsnd Bridge Sh'rcs, FOR
w which the highest market price viii be given
Enuire at the Exchapg and Lottery Ofire of
1OSIAH C.. SAAW,
who continues to transact business as usual, Stock
Exchange and Insurance Broker. Particular atten-
,ion will be paid to the commands Of those who
trust him with their business and every favor crate
fully acknowledged. JOSIAH C.. SHAW.
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IN ACT
To increase the Navy of the United
Ctatec

" IbSiIsioS t,tS -NaS} Vi tiiC CDliCU
States
DE IL enacted By The Senate ard Rouse Of
I'D Refresento.ives IF ne United alafes If
.4msrica, in Congress assembled, That the
President Of the United States shall be. and
he hereby is authorized, as soon as suitable
materials can be procured therefor, to cause
to be built, equipped and employed four ships
to rate not less than scveny-four guns, ano
six ships to rate !orty-four guns each.
Sec. 2. lind be IL jurshsr enacled, Ths;
there shall be employed On board each Of the
said ships Of sevehy-four guns each, one
captain, six lieu,enants, one captain. one
first lieutenant and one second lieutenant oi
marines, one surgeon, ooe chaplain, onc
purscr and three surgeons mates.
Sec. 3. sdHd be u further enrcfed, That
there shall be employed in each of the said
ships, carrying seven,y-four guns, the follow
ing war.an, officers, who shah he appointed by
the Yrrsident Of the United States one mas
ter, one second master, three masters mates
one boaswain, one gunner, one carpenter, one
sail maker and twenty midshipmen: and ,h
following petty officers, who shall be appoin
ted by the Captains Of tho ships respectively
in which they are to be employed, viz. onc
armorcr, six bostswain's mates, three gun
ner's mates, two carpsn,cr's mates, one sail
makers mate, one cooper, one steward, onI
master az arms, one cook, one oo,xswain,opr
boatswain's yconan, ono gunner's ycon'an,
one carpenters yeoman, Ten quarter gnnncrs,
eight quarter masters, and one clerk. and
one schooImas,cr, also TO be appointed by
the captain.
Sec. 4. Ind be a. further euaercd, Tha, the
crews Of each o! the said sbips OF seventy -four
guns shall consist of two hundred able sea.
mou, three hundred ordinary scsmen apd
boys, three scrjcanis. th'ee eorporas, orc
drummer, one 6icr and sixty marines.
Sec. S. -f'id Be H fu,Sh>r enocted, Tha, ihs
pay of the sohoo.mastcr sail be TWENTY-FIVE
dollars per month and two rs,ions per day.
Sec. s. Ind be IL further eaaesed, Tbpt ,hs
sum OF Two millions fyc sandred ihcnssnp
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suoloin that when Gevfs,,or Atroae wa cn>-
sen last year, It was by majority Of bout
o0o and 4 is vefy wei. known thar tSice thar
number OF nsyrpes voted, and OIL me negyors
~ 1lassccAasefss, are .fedcraliSfs, and vo,,d
'or ease6 Sfrony 80 Mof fhe Negroes nm, .,
fhe Gcverner ef Massachusetts in 1919. This
iact Is very well known in Bosfon, Salem, tesv.
DfcJof4, and other places. Our brethren in
the south VIII be Diverted with this 5,cck taef.
again MASSACHUSETTS, has one represeuta,ive
c~taorulnary on account OF its negroes: for
ceaue' the Hfacks from our census, and we
snail nave but 10 Representatives instead ,f
40 In tho Souia negroes are equal in tax.
auon and retresen'ation 10 3 white men; hut
IN Nassachusetts the vote of an old stunid
negro equal in the election of Governor.
Se' 10 the vote OF the men of the Erst talents.
in1uence and fortune in the CommonweaIth+i
Nowaii that can or ought to be said ON
'his subjrctis that slavery is a misfortune 10
any country. Ours is disgrace ed with Il. II
IS pnnishment at the children for the avn
rice OF their fathers and grandfa,hcrs. II is
an evil that we cannot, all al once. remedy
lime will cure it. And IL we are wise, we
shall wal. patiently that time but for pco.
ple, chrsuan people To threaten tha, they
will take steps to ercte the FEARS of ou,.
brethren IN the SOUTH, in order TO carry into
effect our little contemplate political projects,
Is baseness' depravity, a guilt, a horrid
crime Tor which wc canno, find words strong.
enough to express our feeling OF ahhorrencel
We arc con,forted, however in the belief
that this diabolical policy is confined TO but a
lew malignant and dcprsved hearts, and we
are well persuaded lha, should such an idea
ceme fairly on, before the public Of New.
England, il would raise loud and very gem
e,aI cry of execration On this serious topic,
we would adopt the text Of this inccndiary
and say,
.dsvake o Shirt Of the North
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I, is said that The Russen Fleet is to be
zen, to England, tor saf.-tesysny. No doubt
j, Will be tsht ,hcre---s'.f' cas;.st '~-sCh,saj
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Dryden.
T Doves Of negroes were brought down by the
white men from .Houns M-eb, (vdlgarly calIcxl
mount 'shoreaon') 70 Fanueil hail. last Apnto vote
for Gov strong.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21
Highly Important.

I'M Monday last, in Boston, No. 1886. in the
~ 9TH Class of Harvard CoHegr Lottery, came up
n Prize of
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LAWS.
{ IPUHLISNED D BY .9OIN01i.I.
AN ACl

Directing the Secretary of the Treasur,
to remit iincs, forleiturcs and penal
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NE WPORT.
ARRIVALS.

Eriy-Verwenzano, Usquilana, HavaiInah;
Schooner-Milo, Rider, New-York,
Siosb-Sally, Cahoone, do.
CLEARANCES.
Sloops-Lively, witheral, N. York; Amelia, Skid
mace, do; William, Eldred, Albany.
Captain Ford, arrived at Boston in AZ days from
Leth, informs that the prvateer sch. blockade, OF
Bristol Il. l. has been cruising off Fair Isle, and had
captured number Of vessels.
Boston, October 26.-Arrived, ship North Star, 50
days from Lisbon. Sept. IL, lat SO, 80, lon. SO,
was boarded from the Hsrafso Jrigafe, under CON
vOY Of The Vsnsr0te, of "a guns, cruzing after A
merican frigstes.
The American prvateers Scourge and Rattlesnake
has captured TwENTY.ONE British merchantmen
from Archzngel, &C. with grain, and some with ma
val stores and sent them into small port, about 10
leagues from the North-Cape, on the coast Of Nor
way.
The American psivateer Lion, Of Baltimore, was
off the North Coast Of Spain, about the last Of Au.
gust, and has burntTWELvE sail of British mer.
chantmes.
Salem, Oct 23.-The Priysteer Timothy Picker.
ing" of this port has been chased into Ezstport-the
Cast,gator was also there The British had sent in
word that unless the 1imofiy' was given up to
them they would destroy the town. IL it was the
MAN rrnorHy instead of the prvateer we believe
no true American would have any hesitation in COM
plying with the, demand,
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.


NSVHs " NHoae-l$fdUUs t.
PURSUANT to a Warrant from the hon. DAyIS
Rhodo.lsland District,
Notice is hereby given To all persons conccrn&d
that there has been fled before said Judge, IN In<
formation by BENJAMIN HAzARp, ESQ. citizcnof
the United States and Of the town Of Newport, in
said District. against a certain French privAtees
schooner or letter of. .marque called the CLEOF.i,
ira, whereof j. s. Chaumont, alias J. s. Chaua-
moan, is now master, her tackei, apparel and fur
niture and boats, the arms or stores on board the
same, now lying in the port Of Newport said Chaus
mont having, as is aledged by said Informant, be-
tween the first day of May last and the tenth day oy
October instant. procured to be fitted out, armed,
and knowingly been concerned with furnishing fit
ting out and arming, within the ports Of the United
States, viz at the port Of New Bedford, in the Mas
sachusetss District, aud the port of Newport. in the
State of Rhode-Isand. The aforesaid French priva
tcer letter Of marque, called the Cleopatra, with
intent to employ said vessel in the service Of Fors
eign Prince TO cruize and commit hostilitics upon
the subjects, citizens and property Of other For
eigh Princes and States, with whom the United
States are al peace. contrary to law in such cases
made and provided said Chaumont having also be-
tween the first day Of May last and the tenth day Of
October instant, within the territory and ursdics
ton Of the United Sates hired and retained anum-
Der of citizens of the United States, TO enlist them
selves in the power Of Foreign Prince, TO wit irs
the power OF the Emperor oil France, 40 marines
and on beard the said priysteer schooner or
letter Of marque, for the purpose Of cruzing as a.
forcsad contrary to law in such cases made and pro-
vided.
And trial will be had on said libel at special Dis
trict Court, to be holden at the Court House, in Pro-
yidence, III said District OF Rhode land, on tho
llth day of November next, ut 10 clock, A. M.
CireD under my hand at Nepbo,f, Or ~, 1913.
DUTEE J. PEARCE, UeDasy..bfarshaL
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Disrrfcf Of Rhode.

DURsUANT to warrant from the Hon DAvr.
4 HowELL, Esq. Judge Of the District Court for
Rhode Island District,
| do hereby give notice TO al persons concerned,
than there has been filed before said Judge, an In
formation 10y TBoaAs CoLEs, Esq. Collector ofihe
Customs for the District OF Providence, against q
certain schooner or vessel called the FORTU.t.7.
ber tsckeI, apparel, furniture, sppurtenanccs and
boat, which said schooner and appurenanccs is al,
ledgcd ia said Iniormaliono have been forfeited fot
violation OF the Lsws Of the United States
Trial will DC bad on said Information, at a
Special District Court, to DC holden at the Court
House. in Providence, in ssid District Of Rhode-Isl-
and, the 1ith day Of November next, at 10 oclk.
III the forenoon. FIX. DExTEk. yNarshaL
Providence. October ~, 1915.