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| We started. From this place we set OF az 8
o'clock, and crossed a snail part of tho
mountsih, when we arrived x ST. Martha, e
miles from Guirs.
Thus ended a mast painful march, during
which we suffered moro than Shall ate npe'
to describe. One of the crew OF the Enelisb
brig died at Solidad, wholly through in usage :.
when he got so sick as not 20 be able 10 seq
on the asa, they lashed him Upon IL, and az
last set four soldiers Ia carry him ch q hain.
mock bur they;like true Spaniardsi put him
down and dragged hini along tho road, ;olt-
iog hin so hard as TO occasion his death in q
hours after he arrived at Soidsd.
when we arrived at ST. Marths, were puk
10 tho guard house. Il being Saturday next
day, the eaPtsih, owner and two officers OF
The English brig were taken from among us
and put In tho 3Morros, or Fort. This yisv
we were Visited by Capt. Stafford, Of Bali,
ana Sapt. Eusuce, of N. Orleans, who raSS
10 all tho assistance they could. Next day
were put on board an old brig in the hnrbot
which Was In a.siDking state. Here we NAra
Obliged to keep both pumps going sonitsn,ly
70 Keep her free we were divided id 1
watches and - soon ns ono watch left th6
pumps they were compelled BY the euagd ID
assist IN shipping and getting her tacklc &cs
on shore numbers Of tho men at Erst rciuss
ed'to work, but wcre most cruelty beaten iA
consequence Of il.
On Monday the ieate increased, shd sha
began to go down so fast thst Wa had scarcely
time TO get ashore when she sunk. We wsta
theo marched back into town to the Guard
house, where we were kept that night, shH
The next day carried to an uninhabited housts
where our situation was much better. ThutAs
day, lat Feb. The officers, owners abd rsas
songors OF the schr. Comet, were takeh tsS
fore the Judge to be examined, they wstk
thsn shewn, the declaration .ha, they vera
forced 10 sign At Carthagcna which vas w,c,S
in Spanish and entirely different froHs stss
they had said a,ter being asked numtUr Sk
unnecessary questions sscrs permitted u RS
turh 10 prison. g.t
JOSEPH ALMEbA,
Capt OF the schooner Fricni's Hons
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>. JOSEPH ALMEbA,
Capt. OF the schooner Friends Hops

on the return ofpeace, (ssts The Baltlfn6sA
Amer'cap) both in Europe sud Americas 80
was Imagined, by some psoplc. that Shtl -
usually dcnominated News, would bscbta4
altogether dull and unin,crcs.ing. Wa -
COT now indeed amused with batsela and tatts
asfs and human slaughter on 80 large assib
~ iormsly, bh, the affairs OF both heta.rpnGtsh
are as imPoriant as ever. Europe ie Mls1
eonsdlsed, is sull the grand ,hes.fsD -
which are exhibited every thing that Sans
interes, the feelings and the ihtssssts Vt
thinfing and benevolent ihcb.-~hers, lot sho
last quarter OF q Gentry, the Evil has ]tsdStsis
mated over the Good hrineihte3-aThs iss1
peace, II is TO be opprebended, ID only PTS
iude to new wars, and new entr5aet ttneht1
on the civil and religious Rights of etahs
Under despotic Governrnentj theirs may
be constrained calm, or q srnothtrsd ttahs
guilty, as in Spain, aud ~ tho LcgitikhStsa
are now epdcavodring 10 force opoh Ffshksl
when the in,cllc ctuai miod may BE- khslhsA
in prisons, or buried in the dungeons of.H0
lnqdisiiion. In fhs happy portion 6f th4
globe, we have better prospectsj both fntfS1
and poitical--heys, the mind Is free, shd Hs
pen TO new discoveries, to hsw ithprovAs
merits, and TO new hopes; arising froti thu
possession OF all those privileges &hihA
enlighten and onno5le the SONS Of snstI
Where there Is freedom, there ~ill be stnGs
laiion, aud a laudable desire % learn wisdoaA
from the faults and follies Of other nstiohss
lustcad Of saying, 81 thai ihcrs 10 nov
want OF every thing interes,ins," On the eota
trary, VIC think there betcr wss time, Who'd
our curiosity should be moro alivex-Ths se.
osy is not yet over in Europe, the last thspa
ter Of its evontfol history is not yet opcaeds
The couvulsions in S. Amoriba, also, arc
deeply interesting TO every man In these ".
States--and our ewn affairs require d con-.
stapt atlenlion,and the most wokefal Sisilahesi
to guard our PALtAofUM from the snschins-
lions of foreign or domestic enemies.
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JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT to extend certain privileges as
therein mentioned, 10 Bernard Edme Yer
Jon and Robert Low .S,obie.
RE n enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rsere.en.
fdtires 81 The United States If .2ser5ca IN Con.
gress assembled, That two years residence as re.
quired by an act entitled "An act to extend the
privilege Of obtaining patents for useful discoveries
and inventions, to certain persons therein mention
ed, and to enlarge and define the penalties for yio
latng the right Of paentees." shall not be required
of Bernard Edme Verlon, to enable him to obtain
patent for any discovery he has made in the arr of
manufacturing or refining sugar; or of Robert L.
stobie 10 enable him to obtain patents for any dis.
coveries he has made in the construction of ship,s
rudder, and also Of pump for extracting noxious
air from the holds of vessels but that they shall OBJ
tam patents therefor. on their conforming to the
other acquisitions Of said act.
March l9. lSl6.-.4ptroped.
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NEW HOTEL
AT BRISTOL.

GANSoRD HORTON respectfully insstmS bis
- friends and the public. that he has taken ih5
house formerly improved by the Bristol Bank. nels
n HOUSE or RNTEPT.dIN5fEhT
Ladies and gentlemen can Be accommodated with
boarding and lodging in pleasant and syreeabls
nanner-Fre Cluos and dinner parties can also b4
accommodated in the bes. possible hanner--snd
travellers will find good entertainment for them.
selves and suitable accommodations fer their horses
The public are assured that the most unremitGng
exertons stali be employed TO give every sstsfas'
ton Bristol. Nov a. lafs.
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A LII persons indebted TO the subscriber, BY Not6
\ or Book sccount, are requested 70 settle the
sane with Robert Rodgers Esq. vith whom The
Notes and Accounts are left, on or before tbe 25th
instant all deusnds not then settled will be put in
sun. p. o. RICHMoND.
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT for tho relief of Eras,u, Ioou,.

AN ACT FOR tho relief of Eras,us 7. I.oomjs
Re h enacted by De Senate and Hops. Of Rssresen
- tatiues ef the United Stases of .7zsr.ea q, Con.
sre,s assembled That the proper accounting officers
OF the navy department be, and they are hereby au
thorzed to adjust and settle the claim Of Eras,us
L'om's, aud allow him the pay and emolumen,s Of
a SECOND lieutenant OF marines, from the first day
OF August, one thousand eight hundred and four
teen, TO The twenty-eighth Of December, one thou.
sand e'gh, hundred and fifteen, also the expences
incurred by said LOOMS, in consequence of a wound
received by him whilst saantly doing his duty ON
board the brig Eagle, in the action on lake Cham.
pam on the eleventh. of September, one thousand
eight hundred and fourteen the amount whereof
shall be paid out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
March %, 1916 -.itbroved
JAMES MADISON.
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JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT for tho relief OF John NJ. Forbes.
REH enacted bt the Senate and House af Rep,sss..
fafioes Of the United Sta:es Of .3msriea ia Con.
gress assembled That the secretary Of state be- and
ne is hereoy authorized settle and adius. the ae
counts ct John NJ. Forbes, consul of tho United
etates at hsmourgh, for monies advanced by hirs
on account Of the United States and for Other incl
dental expenses relative to- the same aud TO allow
him such sum for losses in exchange or for interest
of rnoneyso advanced. and other incidnptsl s,:re.
ses,as he may deem equitable and Just. -T"''''
March 19, lSl5--.4pprooed,
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For, safe

FIYE-TwELFTH Of a Cotton Manufsc,ory, stu.
ate IN North-kingstoaOn, about one mile from
V'cEto,d 1t has stream of water sufficient to op.
Perate 1000 sPndies, and has in operstion $50,
with Dwelling.House and other necessary Build.
ings, all in good repair. Seldom has property pos.
ses.sing SO many advantages been offered for sale.
plying to JOHN HAwx1ns, at the Factory, or to
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE.
.Nsscporf, June 2 1915
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Eatps of the Nnioi1.
AN AGT making appropriations for Ord
nance aud Ordnance Stores, for the year
BY AUTHoRITY.

AN AL making appropriations for Ord
nance aud Ordnance Stores, for the year
enc thousand eight hundred and sixteen.
re if enacted By the Senate and house Of Represeh
sGtives Of the Unifed States Of .isrrriea in Gen.
gress assembled, That for tbs expense OF dnance
and ordnance stores. including arsenas mag aznes,
and armories for the year one thousand eight hun.
dred and sixteen the following sums be, and the
same are hereby respectively appropriated, that is
TO say For ariHories. three hundred and thirty.
seven thousand eight hundred aud forty-eight dol
lars. twenty five cents. For arsenals three hundred
and eighty-three thousand dollars. For timber for
mounting cannon. seventy-6Ve thousand dollars
For Goals, iron and steel, seventy-nine thousand
dollars For contracts for gun.powder ninety three
thousand dollars. For contracts for cannon, shot
and shells, one hundred and eleven thousand dol.
lars. In part Of the annual sun Of two hundred
thousand dollars. appropriated for the purpose of
providing arms and military equipments ior the mi.
ltia. eighty y-nine thousand 6ollnTs
Sec. 2-.dad BE- a further enacted, That the sew
eral appropriations herein before made, shall be
paid out Of any monies in the treasury not other.
wise appropriated.
March IL, isls-.9pproeeG,
IAMEC NAnICnN
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For Sale.

Ut Quiz,
TWO FARMS, containing about .4o acres each.
situated IN the east part Of Exeter, X. l. about
Que mile south of the meeting house. There are
on SAID Farms two good Houses and other build.
ings' Zach Farm Is we'll watered, and contains a
sufhciency of wood; also, about four hundred an.
pie trees, part of them grated. The land is good
tor grain and grass, and is we'll waiered For fur
ther ParticulArs inquire Of the subscriber, living
on the premises.
HENRY REYNOLDS.
Exeter, February %, 1916 rsml
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VaIuable Probery... For sale.

TEE subscriber uii either sell or lease the House
IN which he now lives, in Thames s-street-and
give immediate possession. He will sell some land
adjoining the estate Of the late George Chsmplia,
Esq which land is very convenient for House lots
He will either sell or lease his farm at sachues,..
point, in Middletown. He has some Fursture also
for sale. NATH HAZARD
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apprentice Wdrted. ;.
WANTED an Apprentice to tbe Hattef's busi.
w ness--to 60 TO the Island OF Nsxtneket La
smart active lad, from Is 70 rs years Of age, VIII
meet good encouragement Apply 10 g
JAMES 0BN1E&
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@iniature AtmanacR.
Garden Seeds.
JOHN STERNE.

40. IS, Banisfer's -.vhar,
NyILL sell the following GARDEN FEEDS, at
w low price, and warrant them to be OF the first
quality and last years growth viz:
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Rcom Washington, Al.ril l6

d.
'Of Lae e,Navy.-The debate iu the House
last Saturday (lsth,) upon gradually encreas-
ing the navy, was Interesting. There were
several speakers. MIR. Plessants (chairnian
Cf the naval commiuee) eniefed inso detail
cd statement Of the considerations ca which
the committee had formed tho bill, which
differed 10 some respects from the Secretary's
recommeudasiou.--Th latter bad recon.
meuded an annual addition to the present navy
OF one snip OF "a guns, . OF ~, and 2 slo-ps
of war Of the hcaviest class. The commi,tee
RECOMMENDED an annual appropriation Of one
million OF dollars for eight years ;--this would
make an addition TO our present naval force
OF nine "a gun ships, j OF "a guns, and ,
steam batteries. The cost Of onr "a, is esii-
mated az 3ss,s62 dis. the nine of - proposed
to be built In eight years, will therefore cost
S,S63T5S dls.--and AZ costs c68,4oo dis.
the proposed IL viii cost 8,s2o,80o dls.--the
steam batteries will Cost one. miiion--tha
whole sum for lhe proposed ships and steam
batteries, 7,6ss,55s dis. Such fleet, he
said, might be easily mapned.--Thc present
number OF seamen belonging to abe u, S. is
probably little or nothing short Of 20, perhaps
so,eoo--one fourth Of This number may be
calculated upon for public service-the num-
Der Of prime seamen allowed to q "a, is 200 !;
ordinary seamen and boys, 3oo--twelve 74's
VIII then require 2,4oo prime, and $500 or.
dlnary seamcn and boys; 5000 in the hole
land 80 in proportion for frigates, &c.--It is
we'll known also, that Of the ordinary seamen
and boys landsmen may make up a part, men
who can be taught to handle the guns. The
whole expense of keeping s74 in service Tor
one yea', is estimsted at l89, ,74o dis. Of a
A l34,2lo dis. The events of the late war
had, ne said, fully Impressed the mind of the
pubIc with the importance ofhaving an cfi
Client navy--and he felt assured that unless
heavy ships were built some Of the most brave
men IN the world would be lost to the public
service. The other speakers were In favor Of
the bill, excepting as to the small number of
steam batteries, and the fixing permsnen, sta
tfons tor them (as was proposed By the com.
mrtee, viz In the Chesapeake, the other at
N. Orleans land 1t was agreed TO permit the
proposed number to stand, bot to place then
uoder the direction of the Prcsidcn.--when
the amended bill was engrosscd for thisd
reading-and yesterday, Monday, the bill wa.
read third time, and passed almost unani.
IDously. s5. c8 taI ta
The 7ari6--is still before the Senate
they have made few amend IN en,s to the bill.
{" Close Of TIE session Yesterday the
House liked on Saturday, 2olh inst. for the
day OF adjournment--but will no, probably
take place before the Following week, as so
much business remains to be finished. The
proposed Bankrupt law, Sc. will doubtless be
turned over to the next session."
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EXPEDITION TO CARTHAGENA.

Inc Patriots under the command OF Gen.
Bolivar and Sir Gregory M'Gregor, were to
sail from Aux Cages about 9th nit. in 90
san, Tor an expedition on the Spanish Main.
Ine frigate and sloop Of war belonging 10
fetlon, had gone round to prevent any Hay.
tan sailors from going in the feet. Z
There have been no late foreign arrivals at
any port. -Aiter the 9th OF May foreigners,
except those sailing under the British Rag,
will DE excluded from the commerce Of Mar.
tiniqu:.
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Latest from WasAing,oa.

From the NatiOnai Intelligence of .qbrii 70
The Senate was engaged Until al.te hour les,cr.
day on The TARIFF bill A.t-s
No msterial amendment was made 20 The bill, ex.
cept one which goes to raise the duty MN sfoe.
tered 400! imported, from TO Is per cent al pa.rcm
a motion was made by Mr. Gore 10 raise this duty
still higher Ito 25 cents, but was n.gat,yel.
motion was made TO strike ont The minimnm
price OF cotton goods, which was nega,ivrd bv a
large majority. That uio,iCa was ,itcrwarcs re.
newed In substance by Nr. i.aper, ard va, net de.
cided when the Senate adjourned.
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Jacob Richardson's.

Fl Az forssie, AT his Book store, No. i67, Thames.
street, adjoining sou,hery ON The Carpenter
brick house, general assortment, Of BoOas, IN Di-
vmity, History, lay, physic, &c VIZ:
BIBLES, OF ali sizes, as cheap as those that sell.
cteapsr Than ANY olher store--.school Books and
children's Books--prayer do o-psuln,s anl Il,ros-
bianks OF all kinds--American and Du,ch Cn!ls-
sea'Ins WAX aud waters--Pocket tooks.
lie also keeps CIRCULATING LII
BhNhY, containing the greatest assortment OF Old
and New Novels, Histories, Magazines, &c. Of any
in this town.
'f@o- The greatest assortment &C House Paper
manufactured IN America France. Russia & England.
CJ u. Sfafes' Bills, n. York and r. Jshund Jon.
e. wiH be taken al par, for any Of the above Goods
Nexporf, 9prR ~, 1876
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E=fracf efa isHer from lady in England, &c
herJrisnd in Bosson, dned Eco. 81. 4
al send you catalogue OF The objects in
the War,erlo Museum, aud as you know ey-
cry thing is exposed to view for money. (epsn
oar heroes 6osies) you win not be sstouished
to hear that the carrisge, said to be The En-
peror NAroLsAs's has been disposed of by
Government TO Mr.. bullock, for his Museum,
at i2ooo. You capnot easily conceive the
sensations of grief and joy expressed by the
two political parties at The death Of NEY and
the escape Of LAv.LLErTE. The min
isteriaIists almost openly desire TO see those
scenes continued, and even that those OF our
count,ymen who have been snywise implica-
ted therein, should suffer tie rigor OF arbila-
y law. On. how ! should glory in being
Madame LAvAIKTrE! how bsppy she must
be! We all apprehend there will be dreadful
work 10 France" The King little deserves
the kindness which has been shewn him.
NAPOLEON had better have remained on the
Throne his shameful confinement must be
worse than death : but at the same time that
heis hated, in that proportion he is feared !;
anda button from his coat, or The hem OF his
garment, appears more precious relic than
all antiquity can Afford"
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The House OF Representatives. Of the State
Of Connsiicut consists of abou, 200 members.
The Hartford Mercury assures us that
EIGHTY FIVE OF the members elected
this year are firm RepubIicans---abou, dou.
bio the number they had in the House last,
year;
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Cold coayor'---"We are victorious" say
the federalists of Massachusetts,, +" Lous Dec. I"
Another saeA victory, purchased with the loss
OF six thousand votes, will operate very much
like defeaf--ind will enable Massachusetts
federalism to took nh-because il vii be too
Ioyv TO look Otherwise. tsls
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,saa pss'e'sion sirea De tyihsf .strii n,r,.
nar large, elegant and eouvenisa at DuriIinr.
noa'e, s'tu.'e IN f's~siin.s,rcct. at prescn, oc.
"y-" HENRY CIR RlVsTeN b
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IiHRR/EU.

In New-york. on the 18Th inst by the Rev Mr.
Berrian, CaPtnin-iHouAs M.REsp, af this towr. .Yf
The United states array, TO Miss CuARLorrr !.
bnRRtAn, daughter OF J.mes Bcrrian merchant, u
that city. .,lstt8 <Ia .H
1A ~ is DIED, t.n
In tins town, the I5th inst Miss ScsAxNk
BAaKEg,s sged 70.
Last erening. Mr.. FrArcis DntYpLEy, aged ss
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t+a fHtJl>lI.f
TUE bgh.bred horse sFRoiiC will stand a, the
stable Of Mr. Joseph Reynolds, on Little Rest
Hi'l, every Monday and Tuesday. during the sea-
s"n-At the stable of General Joseph stanton, in
Charlestown, on Mandy. Saturday and sunday
AT the stable Of Mr.. Sylvester Gayi,, in Westerly,
on Thursday and Friday.
FROLiC rs three.foorihs blosded ard his stocg
has proved Remarkably good1,efms, Five, Three
and Two Dollars s'F-ef' ~ ~ 81
So,Hk RiRvstessn .1prr "a, 1916 if
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we have e.yiatsd. 70 sckucwirdsc I. and 60 SC
no more, ,hsn TO ex,cuua,e our faults at the
expense Of our yeraci'y, aud the quiet of our
nsighbors--for when detected i,makes US sp-
pear very foolish, and wicked. a.
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81 no. 1l2! !'.!S5 : :
Cheaper than before the War !! 8i.
NATHANIEL. SWEET,

No ii2, Che.f-sids Thames street, .Ns'spAri,
Has jRsi received on addition assortment Of
P-- GOODS sa fr ~ 49,
some Of which are Of the late 5, impor,aiions into
Boston, and one nov open and leady Zoe sale,
WE 20 I'll h4e
superfnc blue. black and white, black and mixed
brown B,oadsioths & worsied and cotton
Cassimeres; Hoseiy; ta.. ,.lt
Cords aud S,ocknetts; black and eoiord Cam
a handsome assortment bricks; t,l. - .
OF Ves,ings, calcors and Gingiasns
British Cotton Shrtings; elegant Russia Diaper
Irish Linnens BRUSH ditto. for liable
India Cotions { ON 1sto cloths
Is per yard Rassia Sheeiing ned:
an elegant assortment Of ticks;
Dimiiics; black and white Sat,ins
book Muslmg and Leno and Grapes, irst chop;
fancy Musiins from Is blue Nankns;
a 10 7S6 per yard; Ribbons,
Al and Cd white Cam. Du,,ons;
bricks from IS to TS6; Tapes;
black and coored silk Pins, Sc &c
iikt's. and Bandsnnas; 4s'h many other dttielcs
elegsn, Umbrellas from not inenfiomr.L
IS TO lSs some OF - Treasury Notes &;
which are plato fnoun. N y Money taken at a
ted; very small discount.
His old customers ond The public arc invii-
ed 70 call and sec, and they shall be satisfied.
Asnport. .4briI "a. 1916 8. Sw
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SAID reishtor wm. Narsie,srl T., Tiay,
we're taken up on suspicion of being shc
thieves.
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SOO lh-AMERlGA,. PROSPECTS.
Under this head the ". Y. Cofsn,6ian gives
aconmunicatiou, cauiioning against TOO rca-
dy belief Of the interested account. of spccu-
iators aud royaists. The writer spesks of
preparations, which would. require 1000
troops from Spain to counteraci, or the whole
country will be fee befo-c next Jsnuary.
There Is a population of 10 millions of native
South Americans, and 8 millions of Indians,
principally engaged in he Pa,rio,ic cause.
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.. A ppaiser Of sd,srissmcats omir,sd
for xTnt or room. Tive ,EsqefJ nsrk p.l
Re Fvs'i'.sa .. ssro q osr fAi,s ~ -
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