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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-18
AN ACT


Concerning the pay Of officers searncn and marines
in the navy of the United States.
BE enacted by the Senate and House of Rcbrescnta.
tires ofthe United States americon Congress assem-
6icd That the pay and subsistence Of the respective
commissioned and warrant officers be as follows A
lieutepant other than master commandant, or lieu
tenant commanding small vessel forty dollars per
month, and three rations per daya chaplain forty
dollars per month"; and two rations per day sail
lug MASTER forty dollars per month, and two rations
per day surgeon fifty dollars per month, and two
ratons per day surgeons mate thirty dollars per
month and two ratons per day; purser forty dol
lars per month, and two rations per day boatswan
twenty dollars per month, and two rations per day
gunner twenty dollars per month, and two rations
per day a sailmaker, twenty dollars per month, and
two rations per day. and that the pay to be allowed
10 the petty, officers and midshpmen, and the pay
and bounty upon enlistment Of the seaueu, ordinary
seamen, and marines, shall be fixed by the President
of the United States Provided, That the whole
sum to be given for the whole pay aforesaid and for
the pay of officers and that the amount Of bountes
upon enlistment Of seamen and marines, shall rot
exceed for any year the amount which may, such
year be appropriated for those purposes respect
lively.
Sec. 2. ind be if further enacted That the Presi-
dent be, and he is hereby authorised to make ad.
dtion, rot exceeding twenty-five per cent TO the pay
Of the officers, petty officers, ,smidshpmen, scamen
aid marines, engaged in any service, the hardshps
disadvantages of which shall, in his judgement,
render such an addition necessary.
LANGDON CHEvE5,
Speaker Of the House Of RebresesfafiDes
Il. GERRY,
Flee -Preadenf Of the United States, and
President Of the Sendte.
April rs. 18i4-.9Pbroped, JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-18

Has for SAFE,
AT the Store of WIN. S. N. ALLEN,
No. 3, Long -Wha2
Is bbls. prime Beef;
10 do. mess and prime Pork;
80 do. fresh Philadelphia Flour;
y, do. Cayenne Cloves, of superior quality !;
.I:- 50 quntals Goldfish, 1st quality;
w. 1. and N. Z. Rum, by the hhd.;
Ship and Cabin Bread, large small quantity |,
Spanish and American Segars. and Paper To-
CO, wholesale and retail.
Ltkenase-600 Rails. May A.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-18
cheap! +! Cheap /! cheap {!

Sugar, Tea, and Coffee,
by wholesale and retail, at peace prices
Also, just received-A general assortment Of
DRY GOODS adapted to the season.-In particular,
1000 pieces Yellow Nankeens, of superior quality.
For sale by
p. o. RICHMOND.
Newport, May 4. 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-18
AN ACT

To lessen thc compensation for marshas, clerks and
attorneys in the cases therein mentioned
Be IL enacted By the Senate aud House of Pcbresen.
assembled That from and after the rst day of June
next there shall not be allowed paid to either the
marshal or attorney Of the districts Of Massachu
sets, Rhode.lsland, Connecticut, the southern dis
trict Of New-York, or Pennsylvania, to the clerk
of the district and circuit court of the United States
in either Of said districts. any daily compensation
for attending the said courts and that the clerks
of the district and circuit courts of the United States
shall be entitled to half Of per centum and
no more on money deposited IN court, any law to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
LANGDON CIiEyEs,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
f. GERRY,
ce-Presidsnt of the E,ai,ed States, and
President Of the Senate
April Is, 1Sl4.--.fbprorcd, JAMES MAD5lON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-18
LAWS.
AN ACT
Authorizing the purchase of vessels captured on



Authorizing the purchase of vessels captured on
Lake Erie.
BEn enacted By the Senate and Hos;ss Of Reprcsen-
fafipes Of the United States Of .7Ssrica, Congress
assembled, That the President of the United States
be, and he is hereby authorized to cause TO be pur
chased the British vessels which were captured on
Lake Eric. by the American squadron, on the tenth
day of September, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and thirteen and the sum of two hundred
and ffty-fve thousand dollars. in payment for the
said vessels, shall be distributed prize money a
mong the captors. or their heirs.
Sec. 2.---3nd be &c further enacted, That for car
rying into effect this act sum not exceeding two
hundred and ifty-fve thousand dollars be, ard the
same is hereby appropriated 10 be paid out OF any
money in the treasury no. otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 3.-.4nd De i further enacted, That there be
allowed and paid to Captain Oliver ii. Perry, out of
any sum in the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
in addition to his share of prize money, comman-
der of the ship Lawrence. the sum of FIVE thousand
dollars. LANGDON CIlEVES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
Il. GERRY,
Tice-Pres;deat Of the United Sfnfss, and
President of The Senate.
April is, 1Sl4.--.9pproped, JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-18

1T No. 8, Long Wharf
TWENTY bbls. mess and prime Beef;
y 10 pbls. mess Po4<;
50 bbls. ship and pilot Bread;
so beef Hams, smoked and salt petered;
SO quintals Cod Fish
w. l. and ". Y. Rum, by the hhd.;
Boards. shingles and iimbers, &c.
Flour. &c.
,ts-psrs, Fec. "a II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-18
HENRY MOORE,

HENRY MOONE,
AT his Brick ore-MARKET-SoyARE,
Has for sale,
90 hhds. New England RUM;
50 pipes Ssson's GIN;
400 bbls. Philadelphia and Baltimore ST..
perfne FLOUR;
IS kegs negro head TOBACCO
GROCERIES and SHIP. STORES, as usual.
May 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-18


HAVE FOR SALE,
T>0RTY hhds. N. f. RUM
L 10000 pounds best Batavia CoFFEE-deliver'
able in Providence, entitled 10 double de-
benture /;
Also. JUST received,
Russia and Raven DUCK;
American ado.
Russia sHEETINGs
Blue NANkINS.
.Nesspsrs, May IL. 1914 IF.
CHARLES NJ. THURSTON, & Co.
Offer for Sac, 1T NO. IS, 7hames.st
E,FTEEN bbls. prime Pork,
4 10 bbls. mess Beef
10 half bbls. do. do. fer family use,
80 80 bh|. bags green Coffee entitled,O dsbsnture.
do. Sugar
S do. Molasses,
3 bags Pimento,
20 kegs Lard,
10 boxes Chocolate,
do. mould Candles,
40 do. Spanish Cigars.
Aiso, az Retail
Sugar, w. l. and n. F.. Rum,
Tea, Gin,
Coffee, Salt,
Molasses, Pepper,
Madeira Pimcnto,
Lisbon, Wine, Pork,
Currant, } Hams, &c. &c. &c.
Brandy,
.Newpors May a, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-18

Have for SAFE,
live hundred boxes Candles,
l. 500 do. do. Soap;
$50 barrels superfne Flour,
10 tons Archangel Hcmp
$50 lihds retailing Moasses;
162 boxes Havana browd Sugar,
65 bhds. w. l. Rum;
200 bags debenture Coffee.
They respectfully offer their services as Auction.
GERS ard Commission Merchants, and refer for infor
nation respecting their establishment, to Messrs.
JOHN G.. & SAMUEL WKITEHoRNE, OF Newport.
Providence, April 26. II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-18
JOHN Is. LYON,

No. 6, lyons ond Ne 4, SCOTS wharf
EJAS FOR SALE,
A $4,000 lbs. green Coffee, in hhds. and
bbls. entitled to debenture:
so bbs. mess, and so do. prime Beef;
90 do. prime Pork;
200 do. Tar, large barrels
% pieces Russia Duck rs do. Ravens do;
Shcathing- Boards and Nails, constantly on
hand, at No. 6. Lyons wharf, where Ship Stores, &c.
ase pu, up at the shortest notice. f. Mar. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-18
AN ACT

10 pr0VlGe LOT the coneCtion auu prc3crvattOn ol
such flags, standards and colors shall have been
or may hereafter be taken by the land and naval
forces of the United States from their enemies.
BE 10 enacted By the Senate and House Of Repscsc
tatiocs Of the United States Of anerca IN Congress
sembied, That the secretaries Of the and navy
departments be, and they hereby directed 10
cause to be collected and transmitted 70 them, at
the seat of the government of the United States all
such flags, standards and coors shall have been
or may hereafter be taken by the army and navy of
the United States, from their enemies
Sec. 2.--.fhd be At further endcteS, That all the
flags, standards aud colors of the description aorc-
said, which in the possession Of the depart
ments aforesaid, and such may be hereafter trans
mted TO them, be, with all convenient despatch, de-
vered to the President of the United States, for the
purpose of being, under his direction, preserved
and displayed in such public place as he shall deem
proper.
Sec. 3.-..qid be IL fiutser enacted, That the sun
OF five hundred dollars be, and the same is hereby
appropriated for the above purposes, out of any mo-
ney in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
LANGDON CHEVES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
f. GERRY,
Vice. President Of the United States, and
President Of the S.rafe.
April 1s, 1sl4-.9hprOved, JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-18

No. IL, Long UharE Has for Sale,
F'fsfss p ssIs. p'pe'' first quality cIN'
10 pipes Malaga,} WINE.
ditto Lisbon, s
20 20 f,sEs's bsIs first quality MoLAssrss
90 bbls Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 VT. COFFEE
10 10 di,,a dsss': sadSn@nsl Hyion ski"'} TEA,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 ditto sandomingoS SEGAhs' hr't quaH'y'
ditto Playing CABS:
100 bottles CASTER OIL.
ALSO
A very large assortment of GROCERIES as usual
March 5, 1914 It.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23
HORRID MASSACRE AT VENEZUELA.


BY the arrival of the schooner Achilles, Trow-
bridge, from Lsguira, we learn that during her stay
at that port, the post shocking ouirages and
snations were dsi,y coumnted on tae property and
persons OF all ,he EurOpson Spsniards that place
Tia in the space OF eight u,ys upwards Of Z 6
persons Of this description put death in tive
most nhuman manner. Liks excuses were also
committed at Caracas The Achilles, aud all D.
Their vessels in port we're em5arsoed for sixty five
Gays, by the Patriots, OWING 10 their tears OF oeng
compelled To embark in the event OF the province
falling into the haads OF the huyaiis,s.
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ports from Sactett's H-rbor, have probablv
grown on. of the precautionary measure.
taken By Com. Chauucey against spies, WI
had been Informed that there were spit
from the enemy in and about the Hsrbor.--
The Commodore and J. Hindmsn, in n ",
and Army orders. bad offered 500 dollar
reward for the apprehension and conviction
OF ary spies. Two of our vessels had beer
launched, and would soon be ready for ser
vice.
Extract Of Orders, Sacketts Har5or. H.
SIR.
You are hereby noticed that upon the
first appearance OF the ememv with design
TIC attack, your house will be destroyed.
You must be aware, sir, that this order
proceeds only from the good Of the service,
your house being contiguous IN our defences.
The government will, no c'oYbt remuneratc
vo" fc- any '"sees you may sustain in she
destruction Of vour house.
]. HINDMAN, Com. Detach
l.. S. .frnty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23
FROM TIE FRONTIER.

A gentleman who iei. Burlington on Mon
cav last, ntrrms. bat he reao the 3: ;tish
otbci' account OF the bat l. a L. Cole. u
stated that they had II Ni!le3, g; IT wo,nti-
ed. and two ot the later had d.. a since:
no Eng 'sA ctncrr was hurt. The Br ish
are saia 10 nave a"d abou' $50 egnlars and
ahont lao mira in the action.
Tue British fi,rt OH Lax Champ,ar was
SAID to be neary in + atipess ;of seae 4
rig OF 20 guns which had ;leen l>uncl..t az
1t. johns ass c1mpietslv rigg"d an near.
" ready fer >crvic DO ran PaIud.4m.
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LAST MIG HTS MhfI.
WAsHrNc1 or. ADr;l 90

FROM THE NORTBERE army.
ny letters from Burl:ng,un e the iQ.h
nSe. we learn that Gen. W, kinso1 with MA
iomnsnd, is posted on l. * Champla IA
a1dden thaw and rain having deprived MIA
~ an opportunity of ienswi<g the attack Oh
the post at La Cole
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23
MnrGLL HAriL O

a packet FROM Aimirai Gookburn, ION
tanning d'spa'che- for Cover. men', WAS re-
ce''ed ny tire Commandant Of this post on
SUNDAY evening.
Nearly all he cnemv's vessels are stated
- BE- in tho rel hborhooi of Ann poll -
Their number is reported 70 b. IN ee ~
two trigetes. one brig, and some tenders
Rp, aid
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pLAr1sprncr tnril Q

General Wiik,o,,, enn bIi.. Genera;
smith and tie tt corps. ~- uuderstaed Is
still AZ Champi ir-- g. e. Gen. Macauo at.
Su' l'nst II. and Brig. Gsn. i,is al arrived
hcre yesterday. to take the Command. Tues.
movements, VIC are informed, have been
reduced b certain information tnat the
eneny's 50 .dron i, manned, 8, VIII be rea-
dy t. sal, in ive or days. by which time or
sooner, the lake will be freed from Ice. It
Is a'cer'sin d tha inrge numbers of bat
teanx ar . embed al S.. John & the Isle
aux Nix, VIII re the eneny's force Is con-
cent tied, which i dictates an Intention tn
nov uo he Like before our vessels are
~eady. TIE commander 10 chef. with his
wonted zeal and activity, is making every
ARA" cement in his po@er, 10 meet the for
e. ct the enemy @h rever the, NAV She's,
Burlington. -.
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ExtracI go .stet tre7n an OlFesr IN lie Nm 4,.

ExFrac' ga etc, f7ern an OGfcc- in the .aaoy IN.
ted Fe' sennsi, .4oT4i = 1874.
" 'i'he hrg bu lin. al V-...,,s. - - -,
= :" he Launched t,-nc-rnw, x ,he ren.;,.
A." "sihes slss, ONE Of which have f..,
launched s'rsaiy. report is is cireus,jon n
'o,' sn stomp, wouil be made by tn eng
nv % ne roy the uHrni'hed sssi, prepsrst oas 20
pr y ~ VIA cir, hsye been mud >, er,e,,n, 49,.
II @f5e ores OF Ouer Creek, viii al :. or,
var rg, o" ne'i WITH vsqpti q, shon,.i Ga.
. r"' ~ made: we a"ticps,- ssr'ou, co,s-oup,c.
" IN enemy Bxriiggfo1 Ce-fiDe,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23
NEW.TOPy An-l 10

D...,. :. :, :, Ut. y NFTNs tnTII IS.
Br'Ssh IN rhr Sound We Understand fb,,
- gate I'D a 81 op Oliver pas.ei Sayhroox
o. ) YRS lRy gflt, s-cerng 'ee. ana ,l.y anchor
eo on bridgeport o'ciork tn. following even
On +" 'ur about neon, tender arrived; and
JON theeonve mentioned two vesssls Of 1sr. ana
oftiy after IN al stncj oil 10 the eastward. un.
Bridgeport by the enemy -
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JUST pOnLISHbD

, :, V''J-IN n - y
ma For Sale ar che Bosk- 'rintfng GHc. af ~,
che 6 Yrueheu,t
& cop sof m 'h'e', ontsin;np ln.,,,..
4 =, "'I RON the Accountant of the W.r D-part.
RECLnENT.8L P.8P.AL7SYFRs
He'Pernne 'h- m nner in which thew are ~ 49,.
mo rs"'er 'heIr aecounts-tnee ether with ex,rec,.
from III Laws, Rues anil Regu's,;on. IS >, rScts
Amy r.a'iny to tie Paw VI ,stcrs' an1 O,....
MasierS Department, ssn force On the Is, Of lao.
Apri! 23 &C
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FROM sACKETr's HhaBOR.

The Hcrkimer American of April 7th
states that the ships lately building a, Sack
e.t's Harbor were launched on the FIRST in
slant.
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oiiCS--- Al per9ons having claims acaij5-1 - =
| eota'H OF Curtis More deed. are reones.-
ed 20 max thei.i toowN TO me- ~ order ,hs, -:
SION may ssmad or the paynent of ther,,i.no.s
'huAtteo 70 san estate, IRE requested 10 MIKE ne,
ment, as the situation Of the estate win rot go e c
indulgence. '' ''''u' o.
P4.NEL.9 NV MOORE. F,.o,y,,..
=, : n Washington Tavern rs still ken, ,,,., -,
''e E&ecurN' Apr. s. wtw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23
From the Rosfon paH,d;u,,,.

Eight large Ships were seen ., on tb. ti;5hI,
last night, ~ Z ir IN T. Cap -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23
ERIE. AnriI g. 1871

I E4ftff13 IttITN IN'F'
Arrived on Menisy last thl U. S. schr. SON.
mers; she left Detroit on the ist. inst. 81 which
time nothing had been heard of the enemy since
their defeat on the Thames by Captain Hones.---
.'';::.""s we're scarce tae army halt rations of
-four
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alexandria, .4b'HI6.
part IF Col. Csrherry's regimen stationed or
the Potomhc, has hal reneDntre with the crew ~
Hriiish trs.ate who came shore ut So. Mary s
!" thu 'oomac. Weh,ve no particulars hut bell, We
the Bri' Sin wer beat Of. An express, it said,
had arrived at the war offre, H.rnG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23

10 atfrset Tire admiration OF their tretren in arT7s
and should q huanbly eoncsvs) be distinguished BY
the Executive.
l have sent forward ry wounded, who can hear
the movement, to Psttsburs or Bugi ng,on, ~ those
who cannot, viii be provided for at Cnarnp iein.
would hold this position until receive further
orders, il iur the difficulty OF transporting
our provisions, and the imp0ssbihty to cover tn.
troops but shall not retire further than Oh. M
plain. which will place us twenty-five miles from st.
Johns, ana Torty-twO from NJ ontreal.
I cannot close this letter without confessing my
obligations - my genera, and field officers, aud to
my general staff OF every grade, Tor the able and
prompt support received from them. SO small an
affair does not merit tedious tail but 1t
rants the remark, that il will produce degree Of
self conf -nce, of reciprocal trust OF harmony and
friendly attachments in this corps, highly beneficial
to the service. 1t is lesson of command to the Of
fcers, and of obedience to the soldiers, worth q
whole yesr's drill of empty psrsdes.
The returns OF the killed and wounded, have mt
yet been furnished, but tcy will exceed 30 or 90,
including captsin and four subasrns, and this stall
be forwarded Tomorrow next day. For the IN
formation their e nus, you have at foot the
of the wounded officers.
With great respect, Re.
ia. WILKINSON.
Names efOEeers bounded
Csrt. M'Pherson, 1T Larrasse, Light Artillery.
1t. Green, iitk lnfan ry.
1t. Parker, 10 y do
Lit. Kerr, RE Regt.
The Hon. Secretary ofjFar.
We are authorized to state, tht Gen. Wiikin.
sons 'ste movement was not pursuant 70 the v'e7os
o. tho War Department These vferps or orders |
advised him 10 seize and hold given position on
Lake Chsmp,siu, and cdnlon,shed him sg inst sn
incursion into Canada. Nat I'M.
THE CONGRESS will adjourn this.,, Both
houses have for days transacted tosiness with
great despetch and regularity and ess business will
be left unfinished, it is termed, than we have
known at any form session. Every bin OF a cubc
nature has been acted on, with the exception OF Two
or three of questionable policy. ~.
April ~.
CONGRESS
Adionrned yesertisy, It'll after O'clock
Al, the business before both Houses was acted o..
before o'clock, but they adjourned tor on sour
TO give for the President sign the enrolled
biis-ani, bsvisg received the bill with the sigma.
ture, Immediately adjourned to the last Monday in
October.
Previous TO the Adjournment OF the Senste, the
Vice President, is usual, having vacsted his seat
John Gailidrd of Ssnth Caroliaa wss chosen Pr.si.
dent pro-tempore ~ that bo5y.
Col. LEWIS and Msjor MADISON, Of Kentucky,
whn we're made prisoners at the battle of French
town the river iesisin, arrived this city, from
Canada on Saturday last, after hayipg been PRISON.
crs OF war for considerably more than year.
ERIE, April 8, 1914.
Arrived on Menisy last thl U. S. scnr SON.
left Detroit IN he tet r.h,.t,
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soCIoR MERRY max es reapeo,rl! ,ens7r ~
- ns SsrVeea >: the dlffersnt branches o! ri,
'rcfssPon, to tie eiiiZensO Richmond AMI ~ -;
Nv IL msy he seen at his ofice, over W. P.rt
ai'is Store, few doors below CANDLES corne-
April %. vsvn ''' uer'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23

TIE FwFMY We understand, sssurap-
ces f such nt'ure IS 70 leave but little
doubt of the enc Dv's intention Of shortly at
lacking this pace, has been received in
lows. The Notifications on Pierce's land
are repairing, aud every exc ction m king 70
render THU place impregrsblc any force
that may be sent against it. The citizens
7oW not gi0e M tie shih. and no doubt ex
ist,, should an attack be nadc. J.hn But
will get chAstised for his teperty.
Portsmouth Gaz.
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letter, lated tpr;l ~ has been received 1T
Newhuryport, MSS. from Portsmouth,, ". ". stat.
ing, that late accounts have heen c wed ~ ere
frect tron iafax, that an armament nf rec 74's
an" number o. trigetrc, were preparing ut thzt
piece 10 attack Portsmouth, and destroy the ~ Luil'.
irg there"
The letter adds that every hing in motion at
Portsmouth,, and that express had been sent 10
his Exceiency Governor Gimsn.
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Rep. net gain, in s92 towns. Mass. 21s5.
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o. The yasco La,y on tie Last Page.
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ne 'o".s on the ns;n street on -,,,
he' W l''tnre5t rcsifed--t ;s, zoe ~
y "''' 'hsd, 4 : every conyeeie, %, 60 .r,o,
,o'nmod't on Of e. i!y F,r =, - = ~
be very moderst J AMY 20 81" ,iss y
Ap-,l %. |-'N " f~ua1,, !
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=, Boston. AhrR 19--Arrived, Spanish shin
erdinando Stptmo, Monzuco, - day.
from Amelia INsn Sn d.. nooa z e..
y NE from Cape G d was boarded from
the Junon. the Tenedos ia 60. bad Amer
can passenger taken out on boa'd "a, Junon
but having passports irori Bermuda, (whtrt
th- p. Septiroo was scst in and cts3rrd)
thsY were sen on board again. Ihe FIR
Lieut.. Of the J mon sfa'e3 hat the s n
mer'can passenger phch they took out Of,
the Spanis4 Sctr. magenta few dave
since, wss in retaljat for the reward of
SlOO N rcd b. THIS gpvernrcu for every
Rrit'sh suJ bsoueht Into port. and that
they should tske every American on bcarc
of any vess-l they Il in with, and scad
thep t Halifax 20 ne exca9nged--;hc.f
they had IN board. they OBSERVED. 70 ulc
be sent 20 Hal tax. and would not be allowed
to return until regularly exchanged.
III
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A 10 d1n paper e February II, saws,
{ 7 'e American fTigate Essex out into
Lima, having taken upwards If so British
vessels, among chem Is S nth sea whalefs. .
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The Albany Argus says. The various re-
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n p We hdTe recefved litter from Hn0acpiVe
IT d1ttd .9br 12th, sfating thar in tie La,e a.
'1ct on the H6rse-shos Fort, there escaped sHly 81
indinns, az IF yOhoat sabbosed "a he gpouni-
ed and that in u fey days JnctSoH 1VoaI- haze a
nothe- action a6out 25 miles bsfoSp.
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sSAsC WEB TER aos ..,,--e ------.
h-' 'rey ne 10 petition d. ." 'Ing :, III
is@ o. t, g's" =, 2, g,oi. ~, =. s.r, 81
Notee, dat a. ' Ss river, ne ,o =" ""h Tn
h. road testing 10 he s'- ~ ssid ptt,t-e''e
W., II"s 20 e''ste ~ iEr ., &c. yin mae.
sc .,aG q s.. d-9s.'ed nyrqo a. ,@9 Children q
shss j veil .sa,, f.. ny q Ts s%gs re
be - Dc 10 ihe eos,s sT ,s ros6 1r , o,'
Hroyeo therebv. 't" Or" g., voolI } 'J 5"
Cn ,iRI rs C y,scE o,,
GRO oSh az Z, 2f.Hona }ee ea aeesG 70
'"'.hI, o'rae, ei he Fs-
> % "dTooeS Isssa.
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.hafIrf, ir HInovsr, on ne 1st. inst. BepjaTnin
OEver, Eeq TO Mjss Lucy Tomlin
-----~---, on the i4th ns'. by the Rev. John y
Hair, Dr. Litteserry n. Mosby, to the smiahle snd
accomplished Mis-, foBss r. Storrs, eidss, daughter
Of Gsgsss storrs, Esq. OF deoriso