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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-13

essn, With eli toe vast Importance attached 20
matter OF so much moment. Our ndora-
bio comm mander of ibe .frmy q Fyieen, has
been most wsntonly insulted. Rsvsrgs:
RxysScs Aeeordinsiy, to make matters
easy, il was agreed that a Court. Martial
shouId be instituted TO my Capt. Crans,on.
We shal! not attempt 10 describe The folly
and absurdisy Of the whole course OF this
proceeding-the Court Martial was institu.
ted, and composed of honorable men, who,
uoawed by tho frowns Of political dem emsgogues,
have decided tho case before ,he,b, in Ger.
rect, honest and impartial manner.
This affair was pushed forward by few
rancorous and infuria,ed political par,izans,
to effect party purposcs---and The Republican
members of tho legislature ought TO have
set their faces against il. They well kaow
the motives which ac,uated their political
opponenu-they ought to have known that
any attempt 10 conciliatc them would be, as
it always has been, an excitement TO further
maiignity and intolerance 3 and, this affair
has been prosecuted st an expence Of nearly
thousand dollars, which the people oi tins
statc will have to pay. "
The proceedings of the Court Martial
printed in pamphlet form, will be laid be.
fore tho public ;o-morrow and at future
time, we shall probably offer some further
rersrks, relative 10 this ridiculous sflaiit-
so aaair the principal pcrsons in which are
themselves most ashamed OF, and which
has made us Contemplate, as far asit goes,
in the eyes of the citizens Of our sister
states. .Ga
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ANOTHER SHIP OF THE LINE.

Commodoses Rodgers and Decatur, two
ofthe Navy Board Of Commissioners, srfirsd
10 New-York on Monday evening and visited
the Navy Yard 90 Tuesdsy We understand
contract has been made with Mr.. Henry
Eekford, for building Sevnty -four quo ship
Iour Navy Yard, aod tbs, Preparations are
now making TO Jay the keel.
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COukI-MAKfIAL.

STATE Of Rhode Island drd Providence
Plantations
HEADQUARTERS, PROVIDENCE,
Aueusr 8, 1917.
Whereas HENRY Bowen, ESQ. Judge
Advocate of the Martial instituted
by His Excellency the Governor. Cap
tain-General and Commander in Chief,
III pursuance of resolution Of the Hon.
orable General Assembly of said State,
tor the trial of Capt. RoBERr B. CnAgs.
TON, has transmitted to his ExceIIency,
the attested record of said Court, together
with their opinion on the charges submit.
tea, according to which opinion the said
Court decreed, that they had no iurisdic.
ton over the offences alleged to have been
committed by the said CRAssroN and
the Commander in Chief having duly
examined the record, with all the accom-
Panying documents of said Court, partic-
uiariy the defendants plea to the juris-
dlction thereof, has approved the same !;
and Captain CRANsron's sword IS &C.
oordingly ordered to be returned to him.
The General Court Martial, of which
Brigadier- General GREENE is President.
Is hereby dissolved.
BY Ills Exceileney's Command. p
THOMAS RIVERS,
Ad-de- Camp.
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-RRt|Nk7OkD
y THIS EVENING, A1gust l3,
ttiu Ss ptsssstsd. Cjss hs frat fm< fAest ssnAVG
ysars, Shaksspears's Nsssh admired 1fsgssls snss
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Thus ends this most ridiculou. and con-
tempiible farce--and thus is the state sad
died with an cxPcoce of nearly a thousand
dollars, merely to CRAFTY the malignant and
yind'ciive passion of set of infuriated men,
(oothin and out Of offiee,) who could resor,
10 nothing else to satiaie their vcpgeance,
because fhe necnte had thought proper 10
displaced from Office their political idols.
Wbea the subject of the siIedged insult,
offered TO Gov. Jones, was frs, spoken Of,
10 one, knowing the character Of Capt.
Crsns,on, believed for moment, tba, such
thisg existed--it was the IDLE ehis.eha,, of
the idiers Of the day, ,and we have enoueh
OF that description, heaven knows,) and
nothing more was thought seriously or it,
sntil few int men, cIothsd with q little
BRET au'hori'y-,hcir proud Gfae hearts al
most bursting With indignation At their rs.
cent deica', though, 1t most excellent op-
portuniy TO stab the ncpublicsn body,
Though tue vi,aIs of an innocent iadisidusl.
accordingly in solemn form, with no less
solemn Pbizss, The subjse, was gravrfy intro.
daesd ip'olhs legislature, By ssne grsys E,,is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-31
English, Cotton and Woellen
GOODS.
652 Packages
India Silks Nankeens, IeaS,
etc. etc.
Among which are,

etc. etc.
Among which are,
common and super cahcoes
carnbrick fancy null and book muslins
shifting cottons waisteoatings
hspdkerchiefs OF all descriptions
hosiery short and long
Cinghams york and yenitian stripes
Grandureli and other Nankeens
checks tycks shawls
extra super and super London cloths and
cassimeres in perial cords
Manchester cords and velveteens
black aud colcred b'mbazeens and bonn
bazetts
gloves pms threads and braces
hannels blankets coatings
Yorkshire cloths, &c.
Canton grapes assorted
sarsenetts senshaws sewing silks
shaSls handkerchiets
Horences satlns
yellow and blue nankeens
hyssu skin young hyson imperial su
chong teas
Cassia, sc.
rThe terms Of credit will be very
liberal, and the catalogues prepared and
distributed several days previous to the
sale.
For the encouragement of distant ga
dsrs. app owed notes payable at any char
teret bank in their vicinity, will be re,
ceised in payment, and liberal discount
will be allowed for prompt payment
The entire Of those goods have been
purchased in their several markets With
ready money. well selected bv compe'
tent bands; and it being the intention
of the owners to sell the same at the
lowest market rates. they indulge the
expectation that the town and country
traders will now avail Of the opportunity
OF LAYING in their supplies in Baltimore
at as cheap and probably cheaper rates
than Eastward, and thereby remove the
Inconvenience of going to more distant
markets.
For and by direction ofSthe owners.
Ridgeley 4 Nelson,
Appleton. Poor 4 Miles.
Baltimore. Marc 81 go 81
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to his repose, we might well suppose
him happier than when listening to
the adulation Of his fawnins senate
or debating the terms OF peace to
humbled emperors."
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FOR FRtIGH

FOR FRklGHt,
rH The schooner Williom. Mayo
v&E. master, carries about 100 bis.
S is a superior vessel, In com.
&Sx plete order, will take freight
for Europe, the West Indies Of coas'"''e'
Apply TO I'll,
March 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-31

Coffee. Salt, &c.
{ so bags green coffee
Is sacks Liverpool blown salt
A few kegs butter
Landing from sloop Alert, and for saie
BY JOHN KErTELL 4 co.
March % ST
MERIN0 WOOL
viii be purchased, if well washed,
for which British goods by the packages
or niece will be gwen at reasonable ad,
vance at No. 4, corner Of German and
Sharpe streets
Baltimore March 27-sS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-31

New Orleans Sugar.
so hdds first quality N0rleans Sugar
= I9 ditto, & 10 barrels Rye Whiskey,
Landing this day, for sale by
James and Joshua Harper.
IN STORE,
Cotton in bales
French Brandy in butts
March 50 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-31
Public Sale.

On Thursday next the third April, will
10 cold st the Store House Of WIN. Gar
ner and Co. (vowell's whart)
All their Stock in Trade,
Consisting Of
4 large u general assortment oil GSoee
ries.
Glass and Qaeensware, etc.
Quantity Of Bacon. etc. etc.
p. G. .MarstelIer, Auc'r.
March % oS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-31
1878 Packages
English and India Goods.
Sale ut AUCTION.

VIII be sold by public auction to the
highest bidder, on 'rhursda, the 10th OF
Anril. at the Warehouse OF George and
joEn Hoffman. Charles street. Baltimore,
the entire Spring ImportatlSns OF George
and John Hoffman and Peter Hoffman
BY the ship Emily, from London, and o.
Their vessels.
ALSO,
The Entire ImpOrtations OF Geo. ana
John Hoffman and Of Peter Holman, oil
India Goods by the ship Phoenix, just ar
rived from Cantoh, comprising an extern
Awe and well selected assortment OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-25
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THursday. Ja,,,,q,.v %

IhurSday, January %.
Engrossed bills-sTo amend the Act.
entitled an Act for establishing turnpike
from Richmond TO the Deep Run Coal
Pits, and from thence TO the Three-notch-
ed Road" Incorporating a company
for improving the Navigation OF the Mo
mongolia river and tue West Fork of that
river with ryder)-" Establishing a
town on the land Of William NewIand, in
the county of Levi" To defiay the
expence of the second enrolment of Ger
tain acts of Assembly" -"T'o establish
the line between the counties of KanaWha
and Mason" Establishing town on
the land OF Isaac Overall, in the comfy of
Shenaudoai"-" For the relief of Charles
Thomas, sheriff of Patrick" Increasing
the pension of Frederick Finder Pla
cling Sarah Cunningham on the pension
ilst-were severally read Il third time and
passed.
The House then resumed the consider
alton of the question Off Convention.
Mr.. Ia=eweH renewed his motion TO
postpone the resolutions of Tie Select
Committee othe 3fst ofMarch; declaring
if the majority should decide against him,
he would then in sincerity and good faith
unite with them in eilectimg the Object,
they had in view, in the most eligible
shape.
MIR. Nrcey (of L. rose, and opposed
this mOtion-he cOntrOverted the Obiecti-
Ons, which had been used by Mr.. Taze-
well on Wednesday, pointed out both
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and the prac-
tlcaIeyils, which had resulted from the
present Consliutlon--stat at thes same
time, that he would bayepreiegrcd the in
equality OF the representation in the SEN
ate TO have been removed By law, instead
OF calling a conventiOn-bu but vinjicatedin
the strongest and most ingenious manner,
the right of the Legislature To- bring the
question of a Convention before The Pe6-
pie.
When MIR. Mercer concluded, the ques-
ton was taken OH Mr.. Tazeweli's motion
oflndeiinlte pOstponemcnt, and lost, ayes
~, noes 06.
As soon as the result was announced,
Mr.. Tdse,ceH to say, that of that nu-
merous body, no one reloiced in the issue
more than he did-tlat he rejoced, thar Il
majority of that body could be found that
could vote in favour ofthe power Of The
House being exercised on such subject
Inc reioiced, because it was now in his
power to CRAFTY The warm feelings which
he entertained for the Western People
that hc would now go with The majority +,
in good faith and sincerity, in redeeming
the pledge lie had overland III attempt
ing TO bring about the measures they bad
in view, in the most innocent iOrm-iie
would, therefore, efier the following paper
as substitute for the resolutions Of the
Select Committee.
Resotoed, That
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ERRATIIAf.

III Nr. Dodlridge's Spcech--in on last.
Mr.: Doddridge is represented as speak
ing OF the second session of 1875, as Of a
session of July, I776--It was the Conven-
ton OF -, which at lis July session of
10, made the ordinance for eleeting the
Convention Of 70.
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'ITNTEp STATES COURT anh Circuit ana virginia

y Dsifici, Dec. 20. t6lG.
GENERAL RrLc-NN OrSered Tibet in fn'nrc Tie
rules Of practice the common saw side of Li. Cot.t
with respect 70 The saiug Of Original anu suc rt
ecss and returns thereon aud al orders and rules ~
course, at TIE rules 90 iH term and ai conns oris for
taking tie dispositions ut witnesses and the like anil
Judgment rendefed shall be The same wi'n TIC precf
rules OF practice Ui She superior of law ot ir
mig and that the Fuics ofpfacicc he Chaaceis
OF this Court with respect 90 the suing 0gt sl ,i
nssne pioccss aud returns thereof and 40 orders and
oiis fsr tahinr Deposition and le Ike until fnaI rr
cree, shall be the same viii he present rules l idre
ofthc superior Courts nf Clancrfy 0f Vgini~ 80 e.n
sltd by law except cHiy Wherein particular
provision i made 10y the laws OF che DATED 4sses differ
ent nomcr contrary e. ihe rules ofpfasti,e ne ~
State Courts respectively.
Copy ICNs
WcTD JEFgRfrs clt
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AOICE.-ihe Subscriber has taken q st4fe.'a..c
= conveniently siiratcd 90 % ei Cas- Street 90 IL
10 The BASIN Nhate be viii transact brsiaes. On c.
sion aud eirefchefii4e aud country piasac. GA
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Philadelphia. Jrn,.c,n %.


:, On Saturday last, at4 o'clockin the afternoon.
the remains of ALEXANDER JAMES DAi-
LAS, were conveyed from his residence in 4tiI
street, 10 st. Peters burial glot1d in Third.
street.
The coffin, covered wilma plain velvet pail.
and carried by bearers, was preceded b. Dr.
White, DR.. Fillmore, DR.. Honuth, DR. Aber-
cfomble Dir. Beasley, and the Rev Mr. KEN
per The pal! was borne by Judge Peters,
Chief Justice IIighman, jared IngersolI. r. s.
Duponseau, EsqrS-Meses Levy, Esq. .ladgo
Cooper, Joseph b. RIciIean, ESQ and fgorace
Kinney, Esq. The funeral servicewss perior-
med by DR. White
Notwithstanding the severity of the cold
the funeral was attended by tue greatest co j.
course Of mourRers ever observed since tie
decease of DR.. Rush. It served to shew the
deep interest taken or this occasion by MR.
Dailas's ielow-ctiZens, and the sincere grief ~
the people on losing so good, so able, so useful
a man.
Mr.. Dallas died on the iGth inst, in Che 5sn,
year ofhis age.
1T holfqfier four o'clock on Fqiiag, the Tier.
m0mcter stood ct d6o, at tic Same h0eT 0H.SataI.-
aag. tsc salno Thermometer III tae snae exposure,
tool at 40, exhibiting an qcrcase If :,go Of coli
IA Z!Aom'. [Dem. Press.
90 z.sl !. g = - q zs-5 = % szs.sz1
4 lNSEED OIL. The Subscribers have JUST received
ana ofisr fof sale, Tor cash. sz)9 gallons OF List,d
RUSSELL COOK,
18Th st. opposite me BcytIa,~yu.
NJ ?. Two 8pprepfircs wasted To fbe Pahfihc 4
GSs s'9g BNsiv,gs. Nnne bn those that eau come We
Recommended wall BIZ taken.
5si.na-y p. s5-st
TfOFICE.-i hereby forNafn m TrTs9n- from frsdi,
- for prenissfy note, executed by me to San,t,i
O. Dawson fof The sun 0f Az theseaboats, dal 4
thereafter. do concciye myself bound 10 nag li,
said rpie and shall certainly refuse do so an con-
go THOMAS DlLLARD.
5enutly -. sJ-at
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~ The fdi0rs OF thc Federal caye'te raitia,rc ne
mocrtic Press, Philaaciplis, and Gauffc Nef-.osa.
are requested 10 ins, tIe above sftcf auesl tnrta
times, aud forward thrIraccopnts sn TINS oi.re.
1gniafa
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Compensation Biu.-On Wednesday last
the fiouss Of Representative of fhe L.
States, adopted an amendment, st,bsfan--
TALLY, 70 suspend the repeal of the exist
ing law until The end of the present ses-
sion-and to provide thu, tie repeating
aot should not revive any former com
pensatiOn laW-Ayes lO4--Noes 02.
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. I5fN W OVFIlfTFf ne DfFt-I0f M.
n. =. Two 1pprcVfircs wasted 10 fbe f0ftfjHr 4
Vs. -'Hg Hn',7,gs. Nnnc bn those that eli
Recommended wall be- taken.
January %. ss-st
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4 lNsEtD OIL. The Subscribers have just received
and offer fof sale lOr cash, bz)) gallons Liastld
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cWfteu-dNeS lOo, noes OD-dS follows
AYES Nessrs. stanard SYeofor Yancey fAibemarle>
Penn Amherst Anderson, Crawford Jordan Pate Co.'s
ton, Wilson CBotetsuTt,) Cook (BotetouFi,) Este bod
bridge, Anthony, Lewis Catnpbell y Turner. Smith Ca
pen BarIcue, Garnet. Thompson gFarfsx) Hunter.
BuCkner Marshall PAYNE Sexton Cook (Fraaklin Gala
way, Bryce, Cufrn Cooley. Mathews. HYDE, johnson
lGles) Smith Giles Clarke iiaitfaS.) Daley WCarty
DAVIS Craig-n, Jackson. NJ MhOliher, Hay, Chamber
layHe, Hasto1 Allen tHcnry,l Atkinson CraishN Nor.
gan Buster ElaNtOn, fukeisop Ciabifec, Mercer Lou
doun) Gregg fleming. Hsnei Banks, Allen (NaGisonJ
Ihoifas Naspul oiendennin. Gray Thomas Monroe y
Wilson (,ionorgaiia) NefksEfc, Miirary, Chuiion
EsCAweil, Edwards. Shelton, Irwin, Caldwell. padc
Mallory Staples tincr, iirkle. tucker Foster Harrison
(ffinceGeprgeJ %arieney. Booth! h"wyer Dryan. Haff
son (iockhghainj Fugate, Caldwell wood, fuilcn, Rim
YER. Seenbc'gcn, Eusiace Jauie Thompson fssewei)
koes b. Thompson tialeweii1 MCOy. ihehlam. E5ti
Bradley, Soeclcy, Bukey Fish1ack, snsth tWytho Ro
hertson (Richmond cy,l Robertson (reeishufg)--iO3
NOtS-Nrssfs. Wise. Lane, blackburn, ilii fBruns-
wick, Field. Austin Igncey Buckingham, Battie, De
move, Wyatt, RICHARDSON Taylor (Che.teraed,J
Thweatt wilson fcnmheriandl Hariawav King. Afmis-
Jones (onceter) seawell, Stake fOrr-nsyiiieJ Ssrkc
tiianogef , Lawrence Brown. Haf'.oci Newsm1i. Stu.
ar faiiaeITO, I'LL (ElHgW iiauJ Smith ffrrcHhurQl
Ransome Alexander, r4rrg .rVliaud bradford Graves
Christian, Couke CVofoikJ Poll rd, wilson fNorthamp-
TAM Rocker Holt Lewis prince Georre) MITCHELL Bel.
Geid Ionusnr t5odhampiou y Howrrs, Brrtes MERCER
SpoiisysaaaJ Pescud, Cary tWarv.-sJ scout, Shield,
Tazewell-- 90.
The 2d resolution was read, when Mr..
TazeWeIl to try the sense the House,
moved TO add. after the word white"
these wordS OF thousand Of the
slave population."- Glr. r. said, he was
satisfied this motion would fail but he
would ask, what our sister states would
say to the contrary rule would they not
say, " You lay claim from the rest Of the
Union 10 a representation proporlionedto
yonr slave population but at home, no
ven throw ont the slaves, and count only
the whites" l--WoNld notthis weaken the
Influence Of ourcIaim abroad and cause
The other states foroqure a surrender Of
the principle
Mr. Mercer contcnded, that this rulein
fhe federal constitution was tie result of
a compromise among ihe states tllat for
the loss of our influence III tie Senate,
We obtained this addition Of representa-
-s.sS.s ia.luc lnNer lnnse. But. WHIT con-
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IL oeF m1sns vi scouting the .ighls Of
ihe people, are for the people 10 understand
and defend them with spirit but when wc
see every iitIe art pfactlced, out too success.
fully, 10 deceive--wnen We see the Chief .x.
eeuuve OF State guide like an auiodnetun.
oy Propeiiing power IN Massachusetis, where
IL was recon- me- nded to seize on the teven.a
oi 'hs United States, and Cause ne same to
oe PAID in'o the State treasury, the more to
perfect that oi9ojy plan, the shocking expe-
dient OF an HarJord Convensioa Wa. resocted
TO, and 10 which i.appet shew the freemen OF
this state were subjected to H. expence and
redic0le OF sending embers-sheo We see
courts of justice a mere mockery, where JOS
0ce Is murdered BY an unexampted delay--
when We see nu Iber Of victims 10 Same
ful aud ty anical law, that Of uoconst stitutonai-
y degrading them from holding any ofii.e
under the state, merely because they may
have committed the uDpa' eonable sin OF &C
ceptiug same Office of ,rus. under the Un!ed
States, ,hN, government, against wlich the
federa!isIs have surfeited US with their false
hoods aad sianeer, aud from which, as far as
they have power aud inAueuce, endesyoured
to alienate the affections Of the good people
Of this Stye-~When, io short, we see this
Wild misrule over the people, with the paisy-
Ing effect Of the nHnb. .fsh upon ouf fac olties
and this, the germ of federalism, we are rea.
dyto eyecrate the mar, who may be an ua.
hlushing advocate for a continuance Of this
slate Of rorienness, aa1 the olun,ing, or aban.
donment ofevocy better feeling Of our nature.
Why look abroad tor the success OF the project
OF refcTp, while 50 much remains TO be done
at home liwsuid be a most melancholy re-
fec;ion, hit while other states progress by
hasty strides 10 literature, in the sciences,
and all the means of useful improve ment,
with an inherept iustre, we are retrogadng
ROW ard barbarisw
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FLOUR.
Declaration Of Independence.


Gu SCI g. are received Dy the unde gu
- cd, for SPLENDID EDITION Of; the DECLA.
RATION or PINDEPENDFNCE, now preparing for
publication an IriilAGeph,a This National Work
will 20 engraved by the first artist OF tie county
and will "afford evidence Of wb4, our citizens hare
done IN politics. aud TO in sr"I,s size will Ae
IS inches by ~ .nd It will contain. besides The
Declaration, the fac sires of The orighs signatures
the Portraits of the Chief of The Revolutionary Ar
mics, tie President Of Congress and the Author OF
the Declaration. md Other superb decorations. and
necessary appendsges The plan and proposals.
ma be- seen Il this Office, at the Washington Lsur.
lnee Office, OF at The Literary and News Room.
JONES s. WHEELER,
Agents for toe state e Raode-Isiand.
Prspidenoe Patriot Office, Dee s.
h-o The plan and proposals., above men.
,ions nay be examined at the Post.ofioe in
Newport where gentlemen wishing to subscribe may
leave tlir names. and t-y will be forwarded 10 the
AGENTS. in Providence .
Dec. 20.
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BosToS, Jaa. IL.
FROM FRdNCG.

f
We have been favored with Paris papers
20 Nov. 81, inclusive, brought by the ship
-d6einr, al Soiem, from Havre,i and have &c.
ceiyed som our correspondents at Havre, tho
Commercia. Papers Of thar place to ths 22d
OF Nov. ...
Grain, bread, potatoes and olhor vegetables,
are admitted in France free OF duty.
The Cotton Manufactures in France are
soid TO deehne--and Wo, ,kmen to be dismis-
seG daily.
A Mr.. GALLArIN is Ambassador from
.Wurtemburg 10 toe Kiog of Bavs,i,
French frisate from Rigs for Bordeaux,
was off The British coos, Nov. Is, made dig.
nal OF distress and obtained a piiot
a letter from Amsterdam, Nov. l6, 10 III.
Paris pape o.. mentioning the price OF Stocks,
&c. says, "The y. s. Of America enjoy a
solid credit smong our SPECTATORS, thsDks,o
the eonsIao'ly decreasing prosperity of ,hs,
country, especially since Me reaty 5eIwtea
that n0non ana Russia. Its funds are tbc
highest an our exchange, except those OF
Prussia. The =. ), borrowed here 80 mil.
hons Of hNrins 10 pay ihe French Cow. for
eession ct Louisiana. This stock was a, Srst
at par, but II fell during the wat beiweeo the
u. S. and England, to 81; but the iniercst
was always punc,uaily paid and i, is cow
at 99."