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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15

On Saturday morning last, Jacobus Rider,
Farmer, residing at Gravesend, Long Island,
Gu. the throat Of his little son aged about two
years, and then his own throat. The child
died about three hours after receiving the
wound. The father was living yesterday
morning but no expectation is entertained OF
his recovery. lie is about IS years Of age |;
and hss an amiable wife, Two daughters and
son. His wjfe wss in the field, milking Ser
cows, when the awful deed was committed
Hs had previously written letter to his faith
or, the contents Of which are as yet unknown.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15
Ns7v Providence PrivGteers.

yVc7V FT0UTucHCc TTTUdgecTS.
In consequence Of the representations OF
The Spanish Government, as TO the depreda-
tions on Spanish Property by tho privascers Of
New Providence, we understand the British
Ministry have sent particular orders to the
Judge at Nassau to be extremely careful in
his proceedings that no injury is done to neu.
trails, aud that privatecrsmen give such bonds
rs will secure indemnity to any who suffer by
them and that, in consequence, such heavy
0ords have been demanded, and such prccau.
tiouary measures adopted, as have occasioned
the privatcers to be laid up. Many presecu-
sions, We also understand, have commenced.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15
N. PELlCHAN,
CONFECTIONER,

n EPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of New
II port, that he has lately opened at bis store No.
lO8 Thames.st. large supply Of
CONFECZIO.N.dRY,
consisting of Cream and Barley Candy, Sugar Al
moads, Sugar Plumbs, Caraway Seeds, and hand
some assortment of sugar Images, &c.
ALSO
Fresh Turkey Figs, Raisins, Prunes, Currants,
sofshellcd Almonds, English Walnuts, and Flberts.
-LIKEWISE--
An assortment Of best Wines, Gin boxes and bot
tles.) Liquors, and Groceries.
Newport, April 2, 1914 II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15
The glorious capture Of Oswego!

The food Of the valiant is glory. Vest,
Cohiey, and TrnnbuA, haye celebrated by their
ma,chIess art, the glorious warlixe achieve
ments of the British. West painted the vic-
tory, aud death Of General Wolf and the bat
tie of La Hogue. Copley the victory of Ma
Tor Pearson, and Trumbull the sortIe from
Giberalter and We presume they will hasten,
before these celebrated Yankee painters die,
10 engage the best of them 10 paint their moss
glorious conquest Of Oswego What can be
better calculated to show, at one cast of the
eye, the superior power of Britain, than pic
ture that shall display 5000 bold Britons, with
Lieut.. Gen. DRUMMoNb and Sir JAMES YEo
at their head, on one side and miserable
fort with seven old mutilated guns, and 2eo
men, under Lieutenant Colonel, on the other.
We think that the engraving of such picture
would sell we'll in Boston, as it would be CAL
culated TO impress the common people with
respect for the majority, or superior power of
Britain and the British party, that is so con-
stantly dinged in our ears-What contemp-
tible figure do 29o brazen faced Yankees make
amidst the fire and smoke of three thousand
long g-faced British soldiers Who took three
whole six-pounders, and four broken ones;
burnt the old barracks, and carried Off ships
jack TO add to the glorious trophies of the
mistress Of the seas and arbiter of nations
Bostor Patriot
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15
HATS.
B. & S. G.. WEAVER,

EAVE Just received from tha Manufacturers OF
i Boston and Hartford, an elegant assortment OF
eentlemen's best beaver, castor and plated HAT 5.
Slso, general assortment of Youths and Childrens
uapt and felt do--which they are now opening, and
offer for sale as low can be purchased in any 9TH
er store in the state. They have likewise on hand
a general assortment of their own manufacture, in
ferior to none. They have 1000 Muskrat Skins Of a
superior quality, which they will sell for cash
.Newbort, .April 90. (6m)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15

NucccssGk Skirmish.

Successful Skirnrish.
Sch. -----, Allen, laden with lumber, cound
60 Bostoa, from Sedgwick, (Me.) discovered
ON her passage up, about the 25th ult. near
Mount Desert, II. b. M. sch. Brcam, max
ing towards her. Capt. Allen to prevent cap
ture, run his vessel ashore on Pigeon Island,
unbcnt her sails, and carried them ashore
Shortly after boat was despatched from the
Brcana, with men, to take possession OF her.
Capt. Allen Immediately mustered togcth-
or 4 old muskets, loaded them, and with nj,
crew G. besides himself secrcted themselves
behind tho bulwarks on tho quarterback, and
waited for their approach. When quite near,
Capt. A. hailed them to keep OH, or he would
.iro.into the boat--they took no notice OF this,
but kept on. Capt. A then ordered his men
70 FIRE, which they did, muskets only were
discharged, and singular as it may appcarD
killed and wounded 2 the remainder cried
out for quarters, which was granted-they
then came along side, and surrendered them.
solves to Capt. A. and his little party.
81 The Commander Of the Bream then sert a
Rag to Capt. A. requesting his boat and men,
Informing him that on his compliance, he
would give him chebacco boat, ladcned with
corn, which he had taken, and which was near
at the time, and would give him Certificate
to perform his voyage without molcstation
from any other British cruizer.---Thsse terms
were complied with and the Brcam passed
Esstport on the 27th for St. Andrews, to bury
her dead, as was supposed. Capt. Allen went
into Portsmouth on Monday evening.
We have received another statement OF
the above affair, but it does not materially
differ from the one given. 1t is said Capt.
Allen kept tho enemy's barge, and her arma.
mcnt, consisting of muskets, pistols, cutlasses,
and swivel--and that the capt. OF the Bream
released several prisoners.
GWs have the above from persons who
cenversed With capt. Allen.
Boston Palladium.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15
ARRIVED
Portsmouth Wooden Manu-
E,rtory
factory.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
II lie, that his Machines at Cundalrs Mills are in
excellent order for carding sleeps Wool, and that
new and improved Machine win be in operation in
afew weeks, for carding Merino Wool, (pure blood
The Clothing business is conducted by the first
workmen in this country; all kinds of Wooen cloths
manufactured in superior style, at short notice,
and on accommodating terms
SAMUEL CLARKE. +,
N. BAH articles intended to be conveyed to the
Mills will in future be received at tho Domestic Ware
Hs:sse, No. l77, Thames street, where they will be
promptly attended to.
Portsmouth,, May 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15
Masonic Information.

A short time since the French privateer lie
Puret captured the Irish brig Two Friends,
when short conversation ncommencedbetween
the two Captains and the signals of masonry
were interehanged between them Merien-
court, the French Captain, generously bestow-
ed the prize with her cargo, on Capt. Camp
bell, as a token of respect for tho antient and
iIlustrious craft, and the brig proceeded unmo-
Tested on her oyagc.--Several Lodges have
testified their appreciation Of this gallant
Frcnchman's conduct and the Union Lodge
Limerick has resolved to present him with
an elegant cup, value 100 guineas, with an
appropriate inscription, to commemorate this
illustrious example Of masonic virtue.
Hai.far hafer.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15
DOCTOR CARY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS.

Waich are celebrated for the cure s many diseases.
Not only to cure, 6nt to prevent sickness
A 9 there has been much said in publications as to
the utility of Medicines, shall only say these
the best correctors Of the bile that have found
in 90 years practice they operate cathartc,
tispasmodc, sudorifc and diuretc, in Of bil-
ious, asthmatical complaints. Where there is dry
hard skin, costiveness, loss Of appetite, yellow skins
dizziness in the head, pain in the side and bowels
one Pill taken every hight, eight or ten nights
cessively, then from to four the appears,
purge, will be satisfaction to these who please
to try them. They may be given to persons of all
ages and both sexes without any disagreeable feel
ngs they the best Pills for females that ia
use, particularly for women who are in chidbed.
where there is only cathartic wanted, when from
to four may be used, as the age and situation Of
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15

A vessel of war, to be propelled by steafn,
is ordered to be built at New-York. The a.
gents appointed by the Secretary of the Navy
TO superintend the building and equipment,
are, Henry Rutgers, Oliver Wolcott, Thorn.
as Morris, Henry Dearborn, and Samuel l..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15

A Montreal paper says" Thirty American pris.
oners [have arrived at this paee] taken at the Drill
liant assault on Fort Oswego. "-lt would seem that
every thing these fellows do is srilaHftheir assault
is brillianf-their accounts br.tAIrf-and their
LIES are rery 5rillianf, it is well known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15
PJm0atb Beach Lottery.
FOURTH CLASS
2o,0o0 Dolls. Highest Prize.

SCHEME.
Prize of 10000
Ditto Of 5000
] Ditto of 1000
9 Ditto OF = 1000 5000
10 Ditto of 500 5000
100 Ditto of 100 10000
l2o Ditto of so 5000
500 Ditto of 30 eooo
$3.50 Ditto of -l2 4l,76o
4o22 Prizes lO476O
1878 Blanks I5,24o
$4,000 Tickets at s 10 10000
G]Not tzoo Blanks to a Prize.n
Whcles, Halves, Quarters, and Eighths may be OBJ
tanned by orders left with
JOSIAH G.. SHAW,
1T his Truly Fortunate Lotsery-OGce,
No. 11s, TRaJfES.STREET.
Who has obtained for his friends in the Third Class
just completed drawing,
4 Prize Of 500 Dollars m.
s Ditto Of 100 Dollars II!
S Ditto Of so Dollars -
10 Dino Of 20 DeHars!
The Managers Official List of the Third Glass is r&
ceived, and may be examined gratis
at his Office.
Prize Tickets taken in payment as Cash,
JOSIAH G.. SHAW.
sNwport, .9pril IS, 1914. IT,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15
APPROPRIATION.

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that we
and families have in various and in different
times, used DR.. Cary's celebrated Family Pillswhich
are prepared by the vender at Coventry, X. 1.
We have found them highly serviceable in our fami-
lies, and particularly efcacious in removing those
COMPLAINTS for which they are prescribed I'VE feel
assured of their excellence, and consider the Pills
valuable, and worthy the attention Of all family Ply
scians. In testimony hereof, we have affixed our
respective signatures.
Caleb Eeison, Josehh Straight, IT, Remington, Sd,
John Remington, Mary Remington, ". Green's
Patience Greene 4, Kelton, Theodsria Rem.;ig-
tor, c. Bo7vsn, J. Y. Green, Il. Wibur, jun
j. G. Bro1ui, Phebe Irwin, VI. Ir.gin, J. H0E.
kias, Benjamin Morse.
certify that was sick about two years with dry
skin, costiveness; and difficulty OF breathing could
restI had several doctors, but could get no re-
lef-I applied tc DR.. Cary, and got immediate relief.
believe if it had not been for his Pills, could not
have lived. Icontnue taking the Pills, and am in
tolerabe health. HUGH RELPH.
certify that was troubled with pain in my bow
er and side, and dizziness in the head-I called on
DR.. Cary he gave me about thirty Pills, which cur
Nav. 1915. ~ -''' CHARLES coLvIN.
certify that have made use Of Dr. Cary's Pills.
and am in duty bound to say they are the most easy
Sen. septsmber. en- @ 1918. ~ RAY JOHNSON.
The subscriber having been much afflicted with
the asthma for several years, was induced to make
I found myself much relieved, and am now ~ the
enjoyment of good health. J. HOWLAND.
Or. G. w. hOPPIN is sole agent for the town OK
Providence.
Or The Pills speak for themselves.
The above Medicines are sold by d. RffLfT,Sors
wich, Con. AVIS & ANN SMITH, WEXFORD, n ana
by SAMUEL W. vINsoN, Newport. At the last men-
toned place are Kept, usual, al kinds OF uIngs
and Medicines now generally in use and OF the oess
Ia n IL
SAMUEL w. VlNSON.
Nswps,s, .afhrch II, 1914 ON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15
FOR SALE,

A FARM, situated in South-Kings,own, on the
"A back side, one mile and half west of Davis's
tavern, containing il6 acres Of good LAND, with a
large two story House, Barn and Crib. Also, a
good Grist-Mill, with fine stream of water. to be
sold separate from the Farm. or both together The
said Farm is considered fine stand for Factory.
They will be sold on liberal terms, which may be
known by applying to the subscriber, living the
premises. SOLOMON v LITTLEFiELD.
South Kirys,0rn, May lS, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15

For SAFE, or 10 Let,
A PEW in the Methodist Chapel. Inquire at this
N Office. March 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15

nF all descriptions. fox sale =, J. C. SIso9r'
~ OAcc. June o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15

Commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers, having been appointed oy
w the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town Oh
Newport, in the county of Newport, Commissioners
to receive. examine and adjust the claims asalnsS
the Estate Of
CApr THOMAS C. ALMY,
late Sf said Newport deceased, represented insol.
vents do hereby give notice that six months IRON,
the fifth inst. arc allowed for that purpose, and tiss
We will attend to the business for our appointments
at our respective dwellings within said period.
DANIEL DENHAM, jr. Com'rs.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
And ali persons indebted to said Estate, are CO
led upon to make immediate payment to
JOHN &. ALMY, Ad'r
Newberf, June 3, 1914 l-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15

The paper is printed cree a.sAs - '"' uoi'ars
4 year-one half TO be paid in ss're
Advertisements sonspicuq:s m,er'e, :. me rate
of Si-5o square, fer tss "SsAs--o'ns's u Hat
proportion.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-19
346s 500 to7


AS some Of those ships were csp,ur-
ed By boats, and others BY prizes, my
ofF;cersand men had several opporluni-
ties of showing their gsilantry.
The Rose and Charlton we're given
m 70 the prisoners the Rector, Catha-
rine, and Montezuma, | sent to Valpa-
raiso. where they wsse laid up; the Po-
licy, Georeisna, and New Zealander, ]
scnt Cor America; the Greenwich !
kep, as store ship, to contain the stores
Of NV other prizess necessary ior Us
an.! me Atlantic, now called the Essex
Jpaiar, 4 equipped with tsensy gaos'
aaa gave command Of her to Lieutenant
DosRes. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-25
GREEN SPRING fO{ SALE.

?. HIS valuable estate, the residence OF the late
VIM. H. Lee, Esq. is sitOste ia the county of
: m City, n the STAGE nf Virginia, a., -uvs
from tn Of W,ns'burs& contains 29S IL acres
j. binds for considerable distance upon james X
81, shove and sdjoniug to James 1Owu, and -
hours sail of Norfolk. More thsn oae half thfs
1ract is heavily tnbered it'll cyprus, pine, oak
sad other vsHsble grow ihs, " MICA may COW .nent-
~ he vHter-bOrne, to the d,nsr-nt markets within
tie ChssaPeske Bay aa1 it's tributary streams in
tfus PO,nt Of the woodlands present a ob,r-.
II great importance and pscticuiaviy relation 70
ship tnber, with which they ave bciev I'd TO sDound.
r. sAw-ni, was erected the lard by ti,e lat. pro-
lr.toI, and may be resusIe>i 70 great advantage.
The building Ant other imYrcy- on this &C.
tie, constitute another important stem the esu-
II,i. otis va!Ce: they we're planned an, eS estccd
or tw I've years ago ueder tia direction og tue
Lite proprietor, Mr.. ie., ii Style ui surer:or
sal!eEcc, sbd on v.-y extensive scale. Zoe many
huuse sud OFT .es ,rc sll a. Ur.cs. oon,.et ,
Hl.s1et, snf IN good o-lier. TIL orchar,;s are -
Iensve, various, y cf the ehoes fruiss ti~ water
II s%cc,eng snd abundapt
n ousidersbie part IS this trget is los grouud,
suitable Tor Timothy meadows: tie rnhatan Sr..np,
containing upwsr;'s of 80 Acres, is heavily ii.nbe.
r;d, and of ineXh Vstole tert.civ The gher isnd
are senersiy IN soc-i heart. @od imprnvaa.=, being
friendly 10 the srowti O. clover aad smtU sraiu
AL the arsbe lands we'll srcosed :, iv. 81 into
convenient fields.
The rod Iaeis sre remarkable fnr the great
ru-r1rr ni deer tn IL, and The coutguCu Wa
te-s Furnish abundance sod great variety of fsh
sD'l wind fowl
Adjoining The above Tract ofY,'-d, there is a
rvaeii snd we'll improved srm, calico tie ~ air
wt'ch is also offered Tor lie.
Il eootIus about 500 Acres. moe thso Ia.
q w"en is in wont. Tie qialy OF THIS Land - cx-
c@'leut. Tire buildings on j; are convenient, ard
the farm IS ia good order'i'Se r. crrietor Of thi
Estate resides ~ great ist2Dc from H. & wonids
for that ra,son eivs very grca, berg.in in It. with
cons defsb!e time Tor the paynent cf great uari
at the purchase money. The isuds and improve
u.en,s will BE- stown on application 20 VIM Cole
Can Hsi. Of that city
For the terms sud ofh ar particulars, application
must be made to ghe Subscriber, living in AIcx.n
dria. y. H0Dn.
Aov15s. -'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-25
Dismal 81yau.h Company.

& = meeting Of tie Propreto-s oF tie Djsrr a.
~ Swamp Company, held at SaiIoia, 5th May,
1872 -
fcsoigea Thst the President AID ,:arayers nub
lsh toe ioiow.ng Res u,ion aud Extracts fro.a the
Original Articles OF Ass0caiion Tor the information
OF lie Prom -snrs
" HeSs.Ved, 1'hst when any transfer Of Sherc ~
Yarts ot s~sre 2hsN be made by VIA o. Deed.
Shst 81 certified copy OF the sail VIII or Dsed for
che ssne sh'!' be dePds.ted with the President aud
f1sE gers, before any Dividend ,an be made on
such snare ar parts of c stGr,.
q" hat upon request every Pscrr;1.-r of Shsre
pay the som OF money 4, proportions tNr sach
share, a. shall Forfeit lie title TO y iqnd aud such
STAR shall degc'ye to the Company upon tAeir p.y-
I'g 90 such refusing proprietor what money he shall
nave as'aneed, in re5nect OF such Snare, or permit
hin 10 sell the Shire
h't ma IneI Der ;asH have right II rso,i re
partition a; the lsnds to De rnads ~ "a 70 koa ,s
part N sevsra'ty uuless ,ns siue ne s-rend 20 ~
msJorty % ,he Company. Vt General N eet.nq.
nut ery Neab,r may, IT arv ti,as, sell RE uudiyi.
+" % srare o. shares provided he shall previously
give norie- # his intentions 10 sell 20 rarivri.v ~
che Co"psnJ 81 General Meeting, and Give the
company the choice Of purchasing tie sane il they
WI give - CsCeb ss another"
JAMES ENi}FPsON. President.
JoHN RR ALNE y,
ThOs filIFFIS, Mana
GEORGE Il. AVERY. gers.
1HOs. NELSON, -.
Williamsburg, May rs --v6x
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-25
LOUIS XVIII.
brGtecfurc Of Tie Lande5--In the a1ufe Of
me Ri1G

bTgftcfurc Of fhe LandeS--In fbe s.ru7e Of
me KHg.
LOUIS, by the Grace cf Cod, King If
France and Navarro, TO CTR ysry dear and
well beloved ne phery Louis Antoine, duke
u Angouieme, grancsca q France. greet
ng--
Oar intention Being tina. VOC should re-
pair wiChou, DELAY 60 our : coyince Of Bcqfn.
We have thought proper to authorize sou TO
represent us, both in that aid sij tiie nei,,t-
0ourlog provinces. ard To spsCfy the nov
ers which you shall there exercise IN our
name, until orr arrival iu oar states. w.
thss give you JUST ,esumt # the ron
hdence which you Rave u,ticd by ,o,r
iedi tor our service a1d the interest Of ,,,r
crown. ""'
For these causes We hage hy these re-.
sent letters. aothorz~5. AID 10 sa.b5,iy.
you, '@S
o employ onratif in me re- evtabl.sb,,.,,
81 our authority, anu ct scoc t,1e~ In ~
provinces o. the kingdom mto vile, 80.
nag he ahie toFtnetra,e, a. wtiIas N ~
adltcer province: '"S
10 commGnd there al the r;l;tar,, ,o~
20 appoint general ofisers % CONNIE '.1'-
DER your orders, ss wei IS subpf5iost. or
GERS - their varOus faaks. o"'@
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-25
DOMESTIC.

N'tW-ORtEANS. March oS.---4 Kef'er E.oDr
A.e%dndriG on RED River DARED Isfh inst. St0ieS.
mat GtHeTM io'eG0 hSa passed through ma oLlce
. teTv dGJs past, on ffs zrny 20 Texss-th4t he IN
[ornltd his tTfrTds ttEt he had raised yVL-E RI.
G(Di'.FfS, 7Jho 7vc'> on their 7vay an! SgozLi
[oir kf71L airy sroH on ne /rouucr
April 2--GALlXt.-Ou the 24th ujt tie boats
Z" ths Frdsb siooP # vsr Herald and tiss trig Con-
t"st csme INTO the rysr and sezsd one of The pilot
con's Wne@,witn three Ol their own, were manned
under TIE eOumapd of ti,e sspt. Of tue Cont ST. a.
proceeded up tie river III crde. 20 tre the United
otstes bomb brig d1tns. liter proceeding wit, ia
N"o teSgnes al Fort St. Ph;ip, Oppos g. 10 whIcu
lry the brig Astra, sigusi guus were nerd ~ toe
l''E2 snd the party returned. In the Oaii. rRs
csevyersd two large ships, supposed 20 he iritish
tT'Sstes. having tae English JACK hyFg gt he lust
head "a the 15tA, tSe captain 81 the Contest 10
o"S OF te pilot bears, two OF the pilot,
aTh three Of fhs Gus'om House Caiears
} -omIsiug them that thcJ should be sent back in
7>@G'at-y snd went out. That evening the gset
s15s 81 q i"nr s,il, ne two i'g.teo, the Herald
nd th%'~oHtsft 5osj, sail o the nsr,bwAtd. Me-
fGe- ~ pio zoe t,o iaen led rstarned on the
&yth, wsea tie n4i' 'tJat left Tie B2iZ..
u e eoneetusaa t-it tae q 70 a.te s.ilsd with
thr in'en'i"u - IN aA-k % ~ )h'c, tne Of the
IDIOTS Oh took % 10" scu,.utst, with tie btubfie
D. ~ o" WHEN suhia.t - was Intercepted Nv the
~, a,u of q o. C-.s
April 5.-1le Sysrish r-sr. On RoLrvpes
e7pt iiem {, rom Csrt aarrs, eq0ie ,ut1 ta= ~.
hr the s. ". Vsss on irfrs.iev tltf. stat ytt ~
ter mskuga rarrew e-~aps IRON he G-,t,sn y.s,...
o. sur ul.st The pilots end Gus rn,-tou7. ou to,ea
w1rI we .te'sl ~ our Paper nj strrIss t,st u,~.
- ttu by tie cgffa'u of tie Cont ,t -as e,s nae,
' Ire afternoon vi the - 20 u Iut il,- .nat .,..
rc' rct7 nei. The men tere sent in tie Herald.
ST.. The 1.io'g and IRE oli who bc,ik Il t,s,..
Jsho~e, gay .ot the soop of var S.Jr 49,. ., .,.-
ef, &C.,; n.r and me He-sld TO- only yc9s 3,
m TIE taIon, tss Confess having ss..i. 90 D15.
ic~ N7" f''l"0e.. u is s.i0 Rat l..s T. sii NJ
~ Contest v"g ssvcr..y repr.m-,dsf rf ;is.el ~.
nolorf for is@ouG hr brig, @u- a.eep fae riv
.sr With the intention OF s.Hrkug the -E;ll
We state positively ioatthe Pric'a-rqti7o
which We made merit 10 of SD al exrr.
sheet, issued isom this t.lc- oa re 5fr .n.
slant, w as received ia this town. irou, e me-
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liza Island; 1T which place many of them
were stuck %, the statement Of the &c ~
tclligcnt passenger" arrived at Charleston
to the contrary Notwithstanding. NC would
DOT have sad that the proclamation was re
ceived here. ii We had nos ksosn it TO be
the case. We declined publishing i, from.
1lotises Of policy. Sacannah l2eh.
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JOURNAL OF BORDEAUX. Nc.
GI0Hduy. 1Lrcb ID.



BORDEAUX.
The 12,h Of March viii be to the citv Of
Bordeaux. the most flcrious epoch consc-
Grated ~ the annals OF history. For long
time the Bordelais had pronounced against
the oppressive government under which
France grosned Lut they had not vel
found taVotaD'e opportunity for THROWING
oH the YOKE. SOME Jealous citizens, how
ever. ia5opred iH secret for the rc-rstab isu-
"eht oi toe p'terna' government Of TIC 6cs-
-encan's or henry the Fourth. NJ. LyaCE,
.ormer Magistrate m tnc Pariiauient ~
Bordsang, whom Provid nee had cAuscp {,
give TIE squat. concerted with ac J sRsu
e. : Terjnau'. commissioner o. his Nsirs-
iy Louis 'he ioih, a. prcht by the FIRST 40.
weni. lae arrival Of the Euglish Amy H.
the freucn TERRITORY, rne grand and gene
rous sentiments OF thst nation which has
saved Europe from slavery and oppression.