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NEW YORK, August IL.

ThcRussan mediation, upon which SO
many have huog their hopes OF fcace,
appears to have been, what many at frsl
considered it, a mere tub to the whale
In support OF which latter opinion, the
following extfsct ola letter, daied Lon
don, 7,h June last, is given
II sincerely lament with you, the IN
happy, and in va, ious view, the unnatu-
raj war bctween ouI two countries, aud
I believe you wei. know that my utmost
excrlions sc been uniformly directed
10 peace. l fear however that reconclll-
sion is distant, AS there is no dlsposl.l n
yet discovered, TO reccde from those
Claims which are the ground ct tile con-
test, and it is understood that the offer
of the mediation of Russia was IN
sfansiy rejected !"
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DIR COAMERCEI!

We may say OF it, as an ancient
writer exclaimed, {" the Prophets,
zehere are they9'-It is indeed gone;
and happy will it be for the country,
if it ever returns The war, and the
restrictive measures which preceded
it,. are now considered, and at the
time Of their adoption. were declar-
ed 10 have for their ebiect, the pros
tration Of this chief, and we may say,
cheap support of natien. The
conduct of the government has too
fatally justified these deelara.ions'H
predictions. Our commerce is ex-
tinguished-and it will reqaire more
than +" a ghost from the grave" to
tell when it will be Reconstructed. We
were emphaticalIy in the "fsli tide
of successful experiment" on the O.
cean. when the pernicious doctrines
Of Jefferson darkencd and Heightened
every prospect. Our sails. then whit
ened every ocean. our seamen re-
ceived constant employment and IL
beral wages wherewith to support
and educate their rising families
Our merchants were bountifuily re-
warded for their enterprise; and the
national revenue flowed into the
treasury with steady and bounte-
Gus stream. individuals. possessed
of surplus case. (widows and orphans
among the rest gladly Invested their
capitals in institutions connected with
the best interests Of commerce.
In these times their confidence was
not misplaced; they derived from
their investiture. liberal income
They at once fed themselves, and
administered to the support Of the
government !-:iow altered now is
the state Of things !-Co,aa,rsce is
Frustrated; and with il, al! lis cheer.
ing effects decay Our ships are
rotting at the ~ Larves or else dri-
ven by fear Of the enemy, up into
the very marshes OF the countr,
Our seamfn we mayagain sexciaim
{" ,c!iere G,e iteg?' Gene TO the
inhospitable climcs of Canada ; or,
what is perhaps more deplorable, 10
the prison ships of our enemy -
Our public institutions, which alike
Ged commerce and were mnturei by
it, are now in ,recarious cireumstan-
ces /; and The whole range Of socie-
ty oppressed by the advance. Gan
enormous advance) upon the neces-
saries Of life Such is brief. but
trne picture, ofthe change in our ST
tuation F.; attributable entirely 10 !Ie
folly. il not the wickednesS, OF the
administration.
PhR. Gaz.
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Public Sale.

( ~ ON SATURDAY., sist instant,
at half past 10 O'Clock, will be SOLD, on
the several premises,
9 ! OTIS OF Ground,
Situated on The Diagonal street between
Yves, and Paine streets.-.one on w est
near King street, and one Half ct an
Aero divided into two lots on the corner
of Prince and Paise streets
And Immediately after, part of that
large Lot of Ground, situated on the
corner Of. Water and Osonoko Streets.
~ which there is bike House aid
Dwelling House, Counting r aom and
most excellent b.ick Smoke House -
The lot is 1873 feet or Ofonoko street &
95 feet on Water street.
P. G.. Marsteller.
August / d.
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plenipoten,iaries who visited Mr.. Ma.

Plenipotentiaries who visited Mr.. Ma.
olson after the battle of Tippecanoe; f.
nally, Gentlemen, It's my opinion We
have began wrong in this war, and the
sooner it is ended the better, for the
safety Of what lit,lefpopularily Mr.. Ma.
olson may have left, as we plainly see
and feel great deficiency in all the de-
partments to conduct it.
A NATIVE BORN.
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August -.
FOX SALE.

4 VALUABLE House Servant, about
Z, 81 Yeas oi age-he is very likely
aud intelligent, and would suit either q
tavern, private family CT a single gen'le-
man. wish TO dispose Of the servant
to- some person in Alexandria or its vici.
nitv,as NY only object in selling him is
to Crafty him by being near his wife
She can BIZ bought to accommodate par
ties, by applying to WILLIAM R.BINsoN,
Esq. The Servants will be shewn, aud
the terms Of sale made known.
Mex. BEVERLEY.
Westnoreland county, Va. June %.
- The above Negroes will be Of.
fered for sale at the Vendue. Store on
Tuesday, the oath day of August.
P. G: Marsteller.
August l3.
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BALTIMORE August IL.
FROM LAKE ONTARIO.

The two fleets are in sight OF each
other and Az engagement is moment
iy expected. indeed it may he eUnsi-
dered as iae,i,ab!e-'fGe to,xe is
nearly equal. our nen are III iigh
spirits and anxious 10 c0ne IN con-
tact with the enemy, we nave there
fore every reason 70 expect fayOra-
bic result.
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LOFT

On Thursday evening last on the road
between Alexandria and Washington
Cily,a large
GOLD SEAL,
Remarkable for its sbape-it is about
two inches long & has Comedian Stone
set in it Also small Gold Key with a
Cornelian Stone nit A liberal reward
will be given to any person who will de-
liver either or both Of them to the Prin,
ters of this Gazette.
August l6 st
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NJ slyLCHL 6OOKS.
|.


MsJICHL BOOKS.
yys7 REcEIVsD FOR SALE BIZ JUS.
KEWNEDY e son,
Coxe's n.elican Dispensatory
Irhatchcr's new American do.
London Practice Of Physic
BeIls Anatomy,2 Vols.
be'l's Operative Surgery
Coopcr's Surgery .
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary, by Dor.
sey
Thomas's Practice Of Physic
Recess Medical Guide
3uchap's Domestic Medicine
Denman's Midwifery
Albert on Intcrmitteuts
Medical Repository in y vols.
iu"Ns. u cost
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NOTICE

TO be SOLD Oh Saturday. the 18th day
nf Sertembes,s LOT OF GROUND, %
the west side u Washington street and
south o. Eie... 4s ieet 2 inchs Font and
rs feet deep, subject to .ao annual
ground rent of IS dollars, payable quar-,
Ter yearly. This property IS sold by
,nlue of deed oil trust tor the pUr-
poses therein mentioned. Terms Of
sale cash.
Samuel Smith,
7rus'es
August -.
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Erfraet If a letter, dated
(" LONDON, Jnne is

LONDONs OHuc lOs
:" There have been five fir built
frigates launched at Deptford, with
in four months past. to be fitted i'm
mediateIy for Anerica-They are
made to run, not to fight, l presume"
"A new - gun.ship called La
Pithein, was launched On the 1st
June, at Rotterdam. This is the
first vessel which has been con-
strlcted upon French principles in
the dock yard of Holland.
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J O Ecnt.

A very comfortable and convenient
House on the luw er end OF Royal street,
now in the occupancy Of Mr.. John Ma
son. Possession may be had the 26lh
instant.
John 7. Brooks.
AUGUST le idSt*
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MEkINO RAMS.

On Saturday the 2lst insr. qpiH be sold
at the Union Iapern Georgetown,
Nine MerinO Rams OF the
Paular Breed, two Of them imported,
the remainder two years old--All war.
ranted genuine and equal to any in the
cuuntry.-Sale at IL o'clock.
Joncherez q Navis.
Aucnonesrs.
Georgetown, August -. 81.
August ~ Sif
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Commodore Rogers.

The ship Susan, captoin Hopkins, IS
DAYS so,D Cadiz, arrived al B9stUn, w,s
spoken il lat. III, long 81, ny an Eng
!i5h brig DAYS from Shelburnt, N b.
lrr Mar!i2,que, AID Informed that com
rpodnfe Rodgers WIS cruising on the
Banks o. N.winunGland,
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MEssns. EDJroRs, ,

A'OAAONSt
Ii is one thing to declare war and
another thing to conduct it: novice
may carry ship to sea which must have
a6ie navigators TO conduct 1t in storm.
Our wise rulers thought it fit to pick a
quarrel with Great Britain witha deter.
mination to subject Canada, 4 prepared
their proclamations for that purpose $
but which being written in but one Ian.
euage, the French, Dutch and Indians,
who compose considerable part of that
colony, could not read them; and our
government being too economical to
translate them, they failed in their effect:
in short l think the proclamations were
not worded sufficiently delicate. Now
there is propriety in every thing; In
stead of saying "Ceme on my boys turn
traitors at once and you shall, for your,
reward, partake of all the rights and pri-
vileges We possess" we might have de-
Heateiy limited to them the proprlety OF
their becoming ehtzess Of the Onaed
States, and then modestly suggested
our toue for the Canadians, and the pain
we felt for the expressions they receiv-
ed from their mother country. who never
thought them worthy of taxation, prl'
yiIedge we should be prerd to admit
them TO Immediately. The Canadian
Indiass protested in toto against coming
under our government fearing taxation
and REPRESENTATION might not 60 hand IN
hand but they are proud dogs, and we
have .feh they have great influence III
hat country; we plainly see they have
no gratitude for the attention paid to their
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cruelty, l flatter myself il viii be made ;

=
selves upon liberal policy, and soften
the horrors of this unnecessary war, po.
Icy and justice require that they should
have full credit for it. AT Blackstone's
Island, it is stated, that when in their
possession, pear tree having unripe
fruit, was guarded by centinels in order
to prevent its destruction by their men!
1t would be well if some intelligent
person in Saint Mary's would take the
pains to collect an authentic statement
OF occurrences connected with thea. in
vasioD, and submit it to the public. Ii
1t has been attended with that discretion
and humanity for which they have credit,
1t will di.pel those distressing alarms
which agitate the families on the sea.
board if not, it will arouse them to a
vigilant removal of themselves and pro-
perry from the grasp Of the enemy
Horrid indeed must be their situation.
Bound to be obedent TO the call of the
law, they are necessarily in the defence
of their territory, dragged from their
farms at period of time when the SEN
si5ility of their families claim all their
attention; at the sacrifice of their health
and their estates. Alread. have their
crops suffered, and they despond of re-
ceiving any thing like price for their
wheat-ADd for what are they thus suf.
fering For the right to wrest from the
English monarch the means of prescrv.
ing the national existence of his king
dom, by giving to his seamen who may
desert his ships, protection in our yes-
sells when beyond the limits of our na.
,'onal jurisdiction Are we to fight till
this right is enforced If SO, the sea
board must be abandoned Because the
President refuses 10 shield it, and the
inhat,tants of it must fail victims 10 the
diseases and debiii,ies consequent on
such incessant Calls for military duty, as
viii necessarily arise from prouracted
war. Indeed | understand that when
it was represented to the president
tia! some aid ought to be granted to
the counties on the Potomac, he re-
piled, IS cannot defend every mars
turnip fotch Surely he forgot, that by
the constitution, every mau hos right
To demand from, his hands pratecti0nand
security, and that by admitting his in.
competency to do it, he acknowledges
either the orecipitancy with which the
war IVES declared, or his ialbeciiity in
using the national resources.
] cannot but believe that county meet
ings, expressing wish for the rcstbra-
ton of peace, would be productive of
beneficial Influence on the mind of
the executive: with the qualification.
that they should be attended by his po-
lilical friends, who think, although here
toiore war ought 10 haze been declared,
still that it is now necessary that ali ar
mistice should lake place.
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CHARLESTON, Is. c., Aug. z.
LdTE FROM M.dDEIRA

The Portuguese schr. Neustra Seno-
re del Carmen, arrived at Georgetown
S. C. on Wednesday last, in % days
from Madeira. From two gentlemen
who came passengers in. her, and WHO
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A Court Martial was lately held
on board the Gladiator, Rear Admi-
raj Fuo,e, President to try David
Wilsoa. seaman on board his Males.
tvs ship Tigre. for pcremptorily re-
susing TO do duty when ordered b.
the first lieutenant. alledging that
he was an American. The Court
were ofopinion. that the charge was
proved. bnt in conside raiiOn of his
exemplary conduct, and the Court be-
ing firmly Of opinion that he was an
American Citizen, did not adjudge
him to receive corporal punishment.
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Extract of a letter from the keeper
of the Light House off N Lon
don to Captain Winslow Lewis,
superinten s:nt Of the Light
House, Boston dated August 1st.
I" Sir Thomas Hardy sent his
boat on shore on Saturday took the
patent lamps from the Gull Island
Light House. and threw the greater
part of the Lamps into the sea- In
consequence of which no light will
appear until they are replaced"
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JUST RECEIVED,
A FIFE LIKENESS OF THE
REV. Mr.. DASHED,

OF BALTIMORE.
ELEGANTLY EXECUTED rY EDWIN.
Proof impression OF the plate Tor sale
by
- JAS. KENNEDY & SON.
Augut.ll. div
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NOTICE..

NOIiCE.
THE SUBSCRIBER intending %
/ re,aove from this town in 2, few
days, wishes those persons he is indebt.
ed TO, to call and receive their aues; and
requests hi. debtors to pay their respcc-
tive accounts to Mr. Wy>koG, who will
call on them for that purpose.
ABRAHAM RAPLEY.
August IL. d
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August l6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-15
"Eet there be atsDt."

TIE subscriber, having received from the Pres
i ideBt of the Uuiled States, Letters Patent. E,.
an Improvements in the GAS-i.AMP, for hgl.;luv man
uiactoFes Mirss, Mills, Streets, Theatres, Iipbt.
Houses, and oilier buildings with heterogeneous Gas
ina4mabie air, produced by chemical process
pit COAL in much more agreeabie, and less e,.
pensiye Inanner than has hitherto bcen done by anv
other inet.od and having it now in operation in tl.
3athD g-house in this town, every of Viii viii,
the apartments connected with il, arc brilliantly r
nina I'd with Gas Lighrsto the exclusion cfercry,tb
species Of artificial meaH he respectfully H.
vites gentlemen concerned in manufactures, Sc IN
Gall and view IL in operation, that they may be able
to Judge OF the utility, and advantages Of this nn-
proyement Contracts will be entered into for iurn-
lshing and putting up the apparatus in Manufacto.
res, &c. in the course OF the ensuing summer on
terms highly advantageous to the proprietors. 4;
The Gas apparatus Is very simple IN its cons,ruo-
ton, and so easy III its management that any per.
oi ordinary faculties, may be taught in one day.
manage every part OF it eiectually, aud the trou-
BILE viii D. found infinitely less than that OF trimming
& tending Lampsto afford the same number OF fianes
The Gas Lights are in noway offensive, and very a.
greeabie 10 the eyci and will be found extensively
useful in every situation where much light is reQuig
ed. most especially in the growing manufactures Of
our country, inasmuch as they are less expehsiv-
than those from talow oil, and free from the iu
convenience and danger resulting from the sparks
ard frequent snuffing of lamps and candles; cir
cu,nstanCes tendns greatly to diminish The hazard
of fre and proporionaby to reduce tae rate Of in
surance on buildings and materials subject to that
e,ouring element.
In offering TO the public patronage discovery
which holds out so brilliant u prospect of extensive
and permanent usefulness the country partc uiar-
ly to the manufacturing in,erest ! should make =
sacrifice OF feelings, were to omit this opportunity
TO express my grateful acknowledgements 10 those
gentlemen Of this place. and in diiisrcnt parts of the
United States, who have aided me in my unterta-
king tor Ne Information and assistance they have
afforded me in the accomplishment of my object.
DAVID MELVILLE.
Newport, Feb. ls, 1918.
b. Letters host t0id zpiU be duly attended 10.
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Amerifan fari5e List.

The British brig Antrim, (mcniioncd in
our last is valued at s $4,000.
The priva,eer Lovely Lass, Smith, OF VIII
mingtoD, has arrived at y. Orleans, maze
several prizes and took OIL, their cargocs.
The brig Earl Percy, prize 10 the Chesa-
peake frig-te Is ashore on Long'islSnd, and
bilgcd.--her cargo of salt lost
Arrived q. Chatham, Mass. on Sunday
(wcek) last, British brig Return, IN tallas,
prize to the Paul-Jones, of Ncw-Y ora.
Arrived at Ncw-York, 20th ult. Brit
;.h brig Three Brothers, Ezekiel Hill, prize
master, (lats capt. SberreiO of Liverpool,
captured on the 9th Of Jan. ia lat. 3S, lon. | !,
by the priv.teer schr. DoIphine, Stafford, OF
baltimore e.--This brig WAS from Malta, for
Liverpool, owned by Gray, Wilson & Co. and
has full cargo sumac, sulphur, oil, tailow,
cotton, cork wood, acorns, nut gals, &c. to
John White & Co. The prize is 232 tons,
armed with - guns, and had 20 men. Ste
wa, captured ~ days ago.
The privatecr Globe, of Baltimore, WAS
spoken February 27ih, Off the Rock of Lis
bon, had the day before fallen in with the
British ship Sca,on, dismasted, prize to
the priva,ccr Paul-Jones, of NewYork, took
out tho cargo, and burnt her.
ne lcuer-ol-marque sen. AZ Nholer, OF
Boston, captured, on her outward passage to
France, British sch. Susan, of guns, and $
mes, from Malaga for Liverpool, with q full
cargo Of rai.iDs and winc--put mca ON
board, and oedcred her for America.
The letter of marque sch. Nesta, of Balii-
more, OH hor outward passage TO France,
fell in with convey OF transports from Lis.
bon for England, captured one of the trans.
ports and cutter, and burnt them IN sight
OF the feet
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Nssyp0rt Sboc- Store and
-ManH1acto,y,
No 100, THAMES ) rREET,
SOHW [Y. DAY{S. .

NyHp has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment of Lads and
Gcn,lcmens, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description. He
has those Of the first quality, which he viii warrant
and rccommend-also, quantity that he viii sell
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Mandatory with ROOTS aud SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce of superior quality to any
which arc made in Newport, and Of the latest fash
ions, as he employs number Of experienced work
men at Boot-making, and several excellent workmen
II the manufacture of Ladies' SHOES, Of every des-
cription
Those Gentlemen who may wish 10 be 6t-
ted to their measure with boots shoes, will please
to leave their measures at his store, or at his
Mandatory in the OF the same, with his fore.
Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grecian Slips.
other Shoes, will be waited on By lis ioremanwho
will take their measures, at the shortest notice
He returns his thanks to his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and Rst,crs
himself, by the eXertons he has made to procure
good workmen, and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N. Il. An assortment OF Morocco, Of all
colofs, binding Skins, BootWeb, Cord and Tassels
SC.
~ All orders from town and country will
be attended TO. May 90.
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. MARoHAL'S SALE.
yJietr;c, .y yLo,ys-

District of Rhe0e- leland
IN pursuance Of a warrant from the lion. David
l. Howell, Esq Judge Of The District Court for
abode Island District
hereby give pubic notice that shall sell at pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder on Thursday the
29tb day Of April, inst. 10 O'Clock III r forenoon,
at Clifford snd Aliens wharf, in Plovi lence the
British ship Aurora, of ihe burtben OF 500 tons cop
pered the bends, together with her iAckei, appar
ell furniture, and stores and also her cargo,
consisting OF about 22l packages OF Dry Goods,
comprising the following kinds, viz Brodcloths,
CassInercs, Red Lisbon Bays, Sup Bochings, Mems
cotton Hose, cotton Platil!as, cotton Cambr ks,
red chnuz Furniture, lnnen Brttancy, cotton Shirt
mg, irdia Romals, silk Hats, Gnghams, Umbrellas,
plain Cambricks, Jnpsns, Jackonets, Dimitys, sup.
light fancy Prints do. Purniturcs, colpred Francies,
printed Hndktis. white Jtancts. twill'd Nankns,
cotton Umbrellas, aeoncr Handk'fis, Leno Muslins,
L4ppits, Leno Shawis, colored Robes, Ladies cot
ton ''oze, habit Gloves, faacy Gauzes, Scotch
Threads, Mems worsted pantaloons, black & white
Lace, Wells, fancy figured Gauges, tambourd Lace
Cambrcks Muslhs, printed Colicoes, cotton Lacss,
silk Hose Gloves, coiored Presses, &c. sc. &c.
. ALSO,
100 iirlins best Butter, 2 bales writing Paper, 9
cases Books and Prints, elegant Piano Fortcs ,com.
plcte with springs invo. Glass Ware, consisting OF
cut and ground Decanters, Tumbiers, Salts, and
Wines, handsome sett Chioa, House furniture con-
sisng OF hair bottomed Mahogany chairs, tea Trays
looking Glass, hampers OF earthem Ware, hampers
OF hard Ware, 2440 bars Iron, 80 hampers Pota.
toes Conditions will be made known at time and
place OF sale, aud the cargo will bc sold in lois
accommodate purchasers. Dated at Precedence tils
si.th dty II .4br, 1915.
r. K. DEXrER, .HarshaL
y. 81 q, C. Hohhiu. otc,'rs,
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District ofRhotl

DstTies Of Rhode -JslonL
IN pursuance Of warrant from the Hon. David
4 Howell, Esq Judge of the District Court for
Rhode -isiaiId District
do hereby give public notice, that shall sell at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder, Friday. the
23d day OF Ap inst at III O'Clock, at the store of
James ID Wot, IN Bristol, the following articles
81 baleS, boxes ai'd css Of by Goods, consisting
vi superfne bloidciot,s and coa,ngs, tambour lace
cambrics, shawis ana printed cahcoes, about 1860
ounces, OF Cio'd Dust, boxes of Beads, and OF
Jeseiry. HE Articles viii be SOLD in los TO accom-
moda,e the purchasers fne conditions will be made
known at time md place of sale.
Gated at rsprIasHce, nas oth dt;y Of .ipril, 1915
EBESEZER X DEArER, Marshal.