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For Sale,
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continuing about 90 acres, with Dwel.ing.II
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REAL ESTATE.

For SALE-That pleasantly situated House in
Brosd-s'reet owned and occupied by the late
Capt THOMAS HUDSON, jr The House is in good
repair, has an excellent we'll of water in the house,
wood-house, yard, &c.
.5iso-the House next in the rear Of the above.
fronting in the aaey.
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the premises, or to JOHN BIGLEY
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VALUABLE FIRM.

TaE subscr5er offers for SALE. his Farm situated
IN Ntddletown, about one mile and a half from
the statc-house in Newport. Said Farm contains 9
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lent fruit trees Of all kindstogeher with the build
ings thereon standing For other information in
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NEW-yoaS, Jan. !.

Arrived here Yesterday, ! > b..
ger schooner, of Roekwsys' ~, s's'p
Off the Hs,ok on T'uesda, !, ma ea9.'ed
the f1isate i'omoaa, This , s.,'
was loaded with wood. for Il ,.' y,q
after taking off her dee,s la .. i %
liberated her. and put on bo a'I' %!
prisoners, Belonging 10 ,ss f"I en- sls,''
vessels. viz. the schr Horias "'s "
ter. from Norfolk. bound !" 'u ! ~.
bedford. with a cargo Of finn, Ne''
baces and cotton. captured on !. y
81 inst. 80 miles S. W. Of Manu. ' 'l'
Point. by Tile brig Nimrod. anu aug
dered for Bermuda. she als ,'' :. o.
tured the sIoop Black Joke, s,, tsp'
sci,r. Mercury, fram n. Yort ' ,s
West Indies, and bri, from p sa''
delphia for'he IVES. iadies. &'''
The ships Of war of The Ho..
Tuesday morning were The nv "
tie Race; The ftigales pomon, w !,
End, niion, and The bic Nim, S''
she was sent by the eea,nsnds. ',
The Nj jestic. with despstehes :.
the commander OF the Spence, |,
the Delaware, and retur,ed on T...
day morning.. The Ninrod f."a
tie Spencer off cape lIeaIepep a.
Saturday or sunday-she hadhe,
on shore on q shoal near Ilenl,ppn'
bad thrown over three week. D,,,i'
sions, 1000 shot. some of her yuu.,
and started most Of her " Ter \
was supposed she was eousideral,
damaged, she proving Ieak,. II.
Nimrod siaid by the Spencer half,
day. and when tie, pared the latter
vas steering for fiaIifax.
The End, mien arrived Of ihs
Hook Oh Tuesday last from New.
Ioadon, 10 rel eve The Forth Glisats,
the latter vessel having sailed Tho
same day for Halifax.
Our informant adds, that oil The
vessels off tie Hook are short Of
hands 0wingto their having nl4wFd
50 many prizes. The Nimfud had
ouly 70 men.
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FROM the r. !. amfricaa, JAM I.

The following information was
handed b, Capt Samuel Z. ChIId,
who arrived in town last Sunday
having been landed frcm'he British
>qa .dron. lying in Gardeners Bay
en Thursday night, the 29th uil al
Black Point.
Sailed from Newport The faAa
November. in the sloep lhela' Oh
Warren, fR. hound to iia,snNa
On the 18th. in the morning. lellA
with his Bri'aanic Maie't's RACES
ship Majestic. J. Hayes f;q ''m nj
mander. which gave US chase a".
confined ii until 8 P. M. Shea NV
sioa dying away, she sen n lsF O' as
and took possession OF us. nc WV
(exeepting one man. y Il'la" h VA
lv. Of nrrcn) we're taken ou' '''
the second Lieutenant s"' Jour w, ~,
LETT on board from the N'aJF,u'
will, orders to keen with the "p
and proceed to Gardaer,s bI' =,
Coming OF a heavy gale Of VIVA , ''r
n.ediatcI, after. the s)ooo sep"i .;'.s
and has nst been heard Of , ost
The Majestic was fro" , iago DIa
ware. and bound oGN. Loee ~. a
is now supposed to b. eFu''n' ", /,
n. York. A few days pre-, o !.,i u
r ra, inc British brig Eee', ''!.
Join hamburger. prize mas s. - p.ra.
TO the private armed schr fI q ai1,r.
cap,. sioon. of BaItiuore' "a, asa " o'is
I'd her for Bermuda Inv f.,i,,
crew we're on board 'he s sts~,
excepting the prize master . Sa' fox
on iioa,d the superb n. AN s =
sch. -. Capt. Reed 'rs = ",,d,rd
honnd to Charleston. sno ,,aaI d
her for Bermuda. Capt n,'.is,lis
eeew we're on board the M' ,5 lb
While on board. re r"Pl,'FN| Noble
Rritisb sciIr. -, Fras''' .o,a ADD
nrize master. loaded with s's'y' ers,
Iu'ne prine TO the pr,sler'. ;' IL
Cant na,idson, Of Bsi'imore. !, l,,
,, r,. v pr,, on board The s'3's -.
exec ,lr prize 'na,i s'' s,,s Vi
en- board the Superb. A ,a,.. Bss,
since rs Wide tying in Gasd' ,'erd, sih
a large brig f om Ne" ns ''. cut, -
: sa5s' Carolina {. sai, vas trs" l',,
prize to the P,lases, Of , 10 Viii,
few DAYS aftrbring enf'u' ssor -
on hoard the Mab's'',, ' 1'' ish'
leagues south ofsaedy a,s,ni,y d.
70. at da, light in the s's' des''
h.rge br's 'u ..;tbi,sb','
Far the Majestic. until WI s,'s .b'a
Two and i half miles w. W. i,s,ie rs'"
.dl her wind, and the W.
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has heretofore sep,ss,
e them b. wars !t,,l go. :. q
strictiens. ''V'isis.
The next amend,Axa,.
by the convention, relal sSpgpe
ers OF congress, iii reIa,;.'ys'e 4
goand the in,erdiction # sn'
Go be continaea -'''
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.Mount.de -JIarsan, June %.
Chamber Of Representatives.
Sitting efJYg 1.


NJ. Borv de St. Vincent. Having been appoint
ell by The President TO supercedc Gen. Pouget.
AT the close ofthe sitting Of yesterday, 7 10 ned
my colleagues. Carat, Marnay, Buguet and He-
lot. We repaired to Viette W ere Prince Eek
muhPs head quarters were. The marshal was
lust returning from inspecting the lines WHICH
VI. Carnot had visited IN the morning
Gen. Vandamme who was marching through
Paris at the head of his fine body of troops, as
sured us of the good disposition OF the sold ers,
and OF The patriotism winch animates them. -
The general gave 1t rs his opinion, that an action
of some Importance would take place to-day.
We have VISITED the works at several points
The soldiers and the inhabitants work with the
greatest zeal. Our colleague Buguet, who. as
well as myself, was with the brave army under
gen. Soult, VIII ch so CALAMITY opposed the triple
force oggen. Wellington in the south Of France,
declares hat these works are superior to those
behind VIII ch our little amy made such ahorrid
slaughter Of the British troops at Thoulouse.
Our people we're eng gel in cutting down
trees on the n gh roads, 10 multiply obstacles,
and the bitches that cover the lines, are inunda-
ted. Abody Of Prussian troops have occupied
some Of the adjacent villages we reconnoiired
their advanced posts. We met with a number
ct the national guards and confederstes who
we've practising to become sharpshootcrs, and IA
milIarisng themselves with dangers thcy were
eager to encounter. Several Of these brave Pa.
risians, complained that they could not obtain
arms and ammunition. We have promised them
to inform The executive Commission Of their
wants. The gsHF armeyie, that choice BODY Of
troops, while escortlng us, protested that they
also would JOIN the cavalry ana fight for the ma
ttonal independence.
We were received everywhere with transports
OF jy the young soldiers and the old veterans
crouded around Us, crying e" 1--WE Li5er6-Hiys
Napoleon U-No HORIZONS"
On returning 10 the quarters OF the general in
CHEF, We learnt thathe had Just rece,v Il q tel.-
graphic d spatch from The Il Ike PAibuFera N
Which that marshal informed hm tiat after seve.
raj advantages obtained over the Austrian gene.
ri Bubn, he bad concluded an arm,stice with
HIM. HIS excelleacy the prince Of Eckinuhl, i'm
medateiy dispatched letter to gen. yelling
ton, the conten,s of winch he reiuested us to
communicate TO you. The whole Of this letter
breathes that noble frankness and ardent patriot
Ism which is 50 Characteristic Of marshal Da-
vOust.
We visited the troops Of zen. Raoues. and
those bodies occupy tbe heigiis Of Beilevllle
winch are covered with excellent works We
met with General Dsrtesu who assured me that n
case Of AN acton, be would appears at the head Of.
1000 men, sharp shooters Of ue National Guards
aud fcderates their humber is constantly cn-
creasng. Every thing is to be expected from
Frcnchmen, fighting tor national honor and indie
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NOTICE.
F0REIG% INTELLIGENCE.
PROGRESS OF LORD WELLINGToN's
ARMY.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
LoSDoN, June 90.

1ONDoN JuiiS <S'
Dispatches have been received from The duke
of We!lington, which follow \,
LIE CArELv, June %.
We have continued in march on the left Of the
Sambre since I wrote you. Marshal Blncher
crossed that river on the 18th, in pursuit of the
enemv, aud both armies entered the French ter
riforv Yesterday the Prussians by beaumont,
and the allied army, under my command, by Ba-
vav.
The remains of the French army have retired
Upon Laon. An accounts agree in stating, that
It Is in a very wretched state and that, in addi-
ton to It's losses in battle and in prisoners, it is
losing vast numbers of men by desertion.
The soldiers quit their regiments in parties,
and return 70 their homes those of the cavalry
and artillery selling their horses TO the people of
the country.
The third corps, which in nv despatch of the
18th 7 Informed your lordship had been de'ach-
cd TO observe the Prussian army, remained in the
neighborhood of Wavre until the goth it then
made good its retreat by Namur and Dinant.-
This corps is the only one remaining entire.
7 ain not able to transmit your lordship returns
ofthe killed and wounded in the army in the
late actions.
Tteives me the greatest satisfaction to inform
you, that col. Delsncey is not dead he is badly
wounded, but his recovery is not doubted and 1
hope WILDE carly
JONCOUHT, June 20.
Finding that the garrison of Chambray was not
very strong, and that the place was not very well
supplied with what was wanting for its defence,
1 sent 1t. gen. sir c. Colville there, on the day be-
fore yesterday, with one brigade of the 4th divi-
sion, and sir C.. Grants brigade of cavalry, and
upon his report of the strength Of the place, I
sent the whole division yesterday morning. l
have now the satisfaction of reporting that sir C..
ColviIle took the town by escalade yesterday e.
vening, with triaing loss, and from the communi-
cations which he has since had with the COVER
nor ofthe citadel, 1 have every reason TO hope
that that post will have been surrendered to a 60
vernon sent by the king of France to take pos
oession Off in the course ofthis day.
St. Quentin has been abandoned by the enemy,
and in possession Of marshal prince Butcher /;
and the castle of Guise surrendered last night.
An accounts concur IN stating, that il is impos-
sible for the enemy to collect an army to make
head against us.
I: appears that the French corps which was
opposed to the Prussians on the 18th instant, and
had been at Wavre, suffered considerably in its
retreat, and lost some of its cannon.
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FRENCH HOUSE OF PEERS.
Funny, June .

fRIDAT, June ,
Asitisa rule tbat the name Of no speaker or
voter shall be given on the record, those ofprince
Lucien and the duke Of Ba5sano, were with.
drawn from the journal.
Count Drouet. / was not present Yesterday
morning, but I have seen with modification,
what was said to diminish the glory of our arms,
70 cvaggerate our disasters, and 20 diminish the
opinion Of our resources, were pronounced By a
distinguished general (Ney) who By his g~reatvaL-
or, and his military knowledge, has so many
times merited the gratitude Of the nation. 1
thought that the intention of the marshal had
been mistaken, and the conversation that have
had with him this morning, convinces me 7 was
not deceived. Count DroUet then proceeded to
give a long account Of the battle Of June 18.
Count Drouet gave notice that lie was about
to return 70 the army.
s~UxnAy, June %.
In debate on the law for Furnishing alarnists.
&c. Boissy d'Anglas and Latour Maubourg
spoke against II. The latter said, " it is well
known that the practice Of The police is secretly
10 imprison such as il causes 10 be arrested"
Thibsudeau. This assertion isnot exact.
l.. Maubourg. Who is il interrupts me
Tn. T.. I say that the fact generally speaking, is
to exact.
f.. NJ Ifitisnot thus exact, IL is not less true
that many persons are SO imprisoned. This
morning an aid-de-camp OF marshal Scrrurier
was arrested. and 10 at this moment confined in
some unknown place.
The law proposed, regards proclamations, Sc
dftious hGnd-bills, and discoursc5 addressed to
the pcoplcin the streets.
Tie law was amended and adopted, Sc yeas, 4
NAYS.
Boissy d'huglas had leave 70 propose a law ST.
milar 70 The British habcas corpus act.
MoSDAY, June 26.
Cen. Becker reported in behalf Of tina commit
tee OF administration, that the legislature would
be guarded BY q strong detachment of the ma.
tional guard ofParis, under Massena-and that
IS tiraiileurs had volunteered. Honorable men
ton.
warm address was presented from the fede-
rates Of Paris, Carrot, president. And another
from the scholars. Honorable mention
Fouohe informed the legislature that the 20.
vGnmcnt would address 70 it a bulletin every
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fedeTatlon is Unanimous in It's sentiments it will
acknowledge no effort superior to its zeal for the
only cause ofllberty. It's most earnest wish, in
rendering ITS services, is to be able to prove by
facts its deyotedness and patriotism.
GARRETT,
Rnigks Of the Legion Of Honor.
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Ae,ss from France BIZ the PIKE.
1di-ess efhds Csnfs9srahon Of Paris % tie Cham
Der II Rcbrss3n.atipes.

PAnIs, June IS.
l9fres' eftds Confe9srahon Of Paris 10 tie Chan.
Der a. cbressa!Gtiues.
The country is threatened. Britannv. Icon
and Burgundy have united TO repel the invaders.
Inspired with the noblest sentiments OF patriot
ISM, the Psrsiuls nave also unanimously risen
Whilst our armies were extending themselves
along the tronuer and preparing for battle, the
confederation Of Paris was organizing itself and
erecting o ratification in the south part OF the
Capital which 1t has sworn to defend. Great
events have just burst forth great ones, perhaps
arr At hand. The national representatives have
allied TO the defence Of tneir country all French.
men capable Of bearing arms the Psr7slan Fed.
Grafton has heard the call and obeyedit Il com.
prizes a great number Of military characters of
all ranks citizens, young and active, who are all
eager 70 press forward 90 the post Of danger, and
strike at the enemies Of our independence. The
Federaton ask tor arms, a military organization
and the honor OF deserving Their country, either on
The frontiers, on The heights or in the Interior of
the capital, to preserve the good order which
Tie usatec'cd might attempt TO disturb. The
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morning, giving an account of the political and
military affairs o ftne nation.
Gen. Mouton D~uveinet--A mission will oblige
me TO go \ distance from the chamber. A
the moment when my military duty will permit,
l VIII come again among INV colleagues. II is to
the army ofthe north I so. I ask leave of absence.
Granted.
SuxnAr. July 9.
L have seen chiefs and soldiers terrified at The
reading an address to the governrn ent and 20 two
chambers, signed by a representative of the peo-
pie, by M. Malleville. A few DAYS since he pro-
posed TO declare culpable whoever should CRY
~Nive Louis XvHI-Vive les Bourbons. And E.
ven this M.Nfaileville has this day the infamy to
propose you to proclaim the Bourbons. He IS
the son OF an ancient senator, covered with hon
.ors and benefits from the emperor, he has been II
the foot OF his master. sag his master, for,he Is
but a slave.
He wished TO be made 4 peer, and because he
has not been, he has wrote what We have seen. l
demand that his propositions for and against the
Bourbons be printed collectively.-Secorded-
seconded!
NJ. Girod wished to know whether the writing
was Malleville's, and whether it was not rather
attributed TO bin by personal enemy ? He had
Known HIM Is years-and he knew him TO be q
man of honor.
A member, said NJ. was a son of a son
OF liberty. lie knew his intention. The stu
alton ofthings appeared an excuseable motive.
This debate was very tumultnouS. But the
chamber passed to the order. of the day.l
PAnrs, June 81.
The duchess of St. Leu Lwife of Lewis Bona
partel arrived at 9 o'clock in the evening at the
castle of Mahnaison.
Bonaparte rode out yesterday, not having set
out for TTavre as has been announced. On the
25th his family and many other persons, repaired
TO see him.
JUNE 23.
The two marshals entrusted with a military
negotiation, as we mentioned yesterday, are Mac
donald and SouviOn ST. Cyr.
We are assured that 1900 Bernese, sent for
the defence Of Geneva, in passing the lake, have
been surprised by a storm and wrecked.
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Dispatches have been received from the duke
of w ellington, which follow s..
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means o~fraising money, from one christian prince
- suPPort a war, which he has declared aga ms,
another ne may thus put all Europe under con-
tribution, and compel all nations in Their turn to
paw a tribute 10 his ferocity, by purchasing ofhim
peace, and the lives ofhis unfortuna, e slaves.
1t is useless to demonstrate that such a state
OF things is not only monstrors, but absurd and
IS not less an outrage on religion, Dhan it is on hu-
m'nity and honor. The progress of light and
Civilization must necessarily do it away.