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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01
DIED,

In this town. on Sunday last, Mrs MAnoAnsr
LItLrsRrpcE. consort Of Jesse LillibriJge in the
75th year of her nge.
On the 20th inst GEORGE, son Of Jacob Richard.
son, jus. ageds years 80,
On the Goth inst WILLIAM, apn Of William
Friend, aged IL years.
At Troy, ysiass on the 2lst uIt. M. JosrP Law
ros, aged 20, son Of the late Mr.. Daricl Lawton,
promising and much esteemed young man.
2 ~ Warwick, on the 22d ult. GREEn, son OF Mr..
Caleb d. Capron, in the 5th year OF his age.
At S. Louis (.shssouri Territory. Hon. pwAap
HsHsTsAp, District Judge for that district, and
formerly Member Of Congress for the same Mr.:
H. was a native OF Connecticut and resided several
years in this town. where he conoilatcl the respect
and esteem Of numerous acquaintance.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01
IOBE LET.

u The subscriber. an island in Point Judith.
IL 'ond, South Kingstown, called the Great Is
lad, with dwelling house and ssher buildings
thereon. in good repair; together with snail is.
land, near TO adjoining called ttc cornfort. to'h
containing 80 acres 10 quality i.nd. ~eii. sdsr'sd
f5r yielding good crops Of corn or barley. Il IS an
ercellea, dairy farm. well divided BY good sfnne
val The pond is well stored With variety Of Esh
and there s good haieing places on The shores.sn
gre' iusnides are drawn L~reon yearly There
l. rlenty ~ sea manure on eshorr. aud more. IL
needed. can be had az a small eIpence For psr,ic-
ulars spvly 10 EDWARD HAZARD, or 20
THOMAS c. HAzARD.
South si,gso-u, %, !, is7. (f)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01

.t Dsp'tc' " A"coe-ANo"0, Ce' "a
PURSUANT TO . warrant fror~ r~nats. Hon.
DAtID 1owxLL, Esq, Jud1S or thu United
States Coars for ths pKtsht 81 Abcds-ls-
land = - e -"'
NoiNs is lssress siseA;,ha, ,Asts kas trex
Hled before said Judge, . libel, ~ psrnssdo
MsIs4amUs, Vice Co~sLj of Ass Csskslic
Majesty, the KioB Of Spain fog The sid Dis,
trict OF Rhode Islshd, s,sring thst stout the
9th day Of May Ast, certain sthobber oe
vessel called the ST, Rosnano, saiisd ftOm thA
port OF Cpdix, cesnmsndcd BY one Jusn An,
tonic Alequa, Iadeoed With goods, wsfes and
merchandise, ,o.s large amount, and Of the
value Of twenty -four thousand dollars, bound
70 81 Audefo, add fornishcd with proper
documents ;--,hat ia tue course Of said
voyage, On ihe 9th OF May, 1917, sxid vessel,
was ,orcibly and contrary TO the law Of nations
taken possession OF by a certain armed
schooner, called the klubgoree, cutnfpapded
by James Barnes, snd being 60 takes posses,
sion OF, was contrary Is he law Of natiopss
carried into S,ohing,on, or some port, to said
libeTsrtt unknown ,-A-,hst alter vards said YES,
SCI, with portion OF her corgo, to wit, ,wcn
ty.6se pipes OF Brandy, and thirty i've bags
OF Cocoa, was taken posstssion OF by ,be-
direc'ioo Of the Officers ofrihe Customs 81
the United States, and carried into Newport,
in Rhode. island, sod is now In The custody
I. Of the Officsrs or tho cusiouhs Gor the pore
Of Newporb nd within tho jurudic,icn OF
said Court s--Preyicg said Court Tor decree
Of restoration Of said vessel, her sppurtensn-
ces, and her cargo Is alo, esaid, for, and on
accoun, Of tho owners Of the same, subjee,s
Of the kiog Of Spain. - a
Z Trial will be had thereon q, the Distriss,
Court, to be holden st Newport on the thiri
Tuesday In October next.
DUTEE J. pEARCE, Deti'y Marslsy.
Newoort. Sent. "a. lgi7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01
NEWPORT.
WEDNRSDAY, oCTOBER l, lsl7

Al q late mee,ina of the Corporation OF
Brown Universiy, JOHN D'WoLF, Jun. Esq.
of Bsistol, was appointed Professor Of Chem
istry. Mr.. D'Wolf was graduated al Brown
University, and is q gentleman Of distinguish
ed talents. 1t is hoped he will accept his
sppoio,mena. - Prsp. Par.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01
MILITARY

On Mondsy last the frs, regimen, Of tho
FIRST brigade Of Rhode Island Militia, "nder
command Of Col. PIrncE, parndce in, this
town, ~ inspection, III III and resiew, passs-
81, TO orders by BrigAdiar G-se,h Srsf9.
The troops were reviewed by Msjor General
GIBns; aud the discipline, equipment, and
appearance Of the reyimen', refiertrd the
highest credit 90 the whole, officers as well
as men. fEr ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01
aDarsbai's Rofifes.

UNIsxb SSArzs OF .iMSByeA,

~ RAede- L4iand Dsssyict, &c
DURsUANr 10 a warrant fcn The Hon Dsvrp
HowsLl. Esq Judge Of the united Stales Court,
tor the District aforesaid a !, (. ~, ,.,
Notice ia hereby givens That there has been Sid
before said Judge, ~ Infofbstion., by Will,ln FL
lery Esq Coisctor of ,hc Custons for shs Dss,r;ce
Of Newport. sgainst hse cssAs Of Faysl Wine, snd
three Hampers of Crockery- Wars. SAID Goods be-
my forfeited as is alledssd Ia sud hsOs natiui soc
violation Of the laws IT the Uhised States. Trsl
will he had ,herson ~ Dis,rcs Coast 10 be holden
at Newport. on the third Tuesdsy ia October neat
DuTEE FRANCE. Drpy sharslus.
Newnn' Sept 2S 1917 flttf ta tOl1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01
AtdRKiEU,

In this town. on Sunday evening last, by the Re-
Mr.. Webb, Mr.. EDwAsD UsBsn, Of Bristol, to Mi'
SARAH THursroN, Of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01
From THE MEDITERRASEAs.

a kctter from Lsshorn, dated July lS, re-
ceived in Philadelphia, says-"Oar squad.
ron under Com. Chauncey, consisting of the
Washington ~, frigates United States and
Constellation, sloops Of war Eric end Peacock,
aud brig Spark, are now here. They will
proceed over to Tunis, whese it is reported
our affairs arc no, upon the most favorable
footing the Bey having refused our Consul
sn audience, aud other disputes, compelled
him 20 quit Tunis -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01
UNDIVIDED REAL ESTATE.

10 ae soidaf Public Iucfion. on SATURDAY.,
= oef.4--af u o'cioek--on Me Ersnrises.
ID Y order Of the Hon. sapreme judicial Court or
- Rhode Island--a' the right, title and interest
OF EBEsEzEn RIcHAspsos, of Newport, in The
comfy Of Newport, in and o certain estate, stua
ted No. 1879 Thauesstree,. with the privileges Ind
sppurtenances to tho same belonging '.
DANIEL DENnAM, Guardian.
Newport, Sept. 3, 1917 't
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@ates at Anrtiou,
:@e :0---. s-sa -
POSTPONEAiENT.; ;,,'v.s :. 80 /,
On THURs1AY. Kov.,G---Ai 10 'clodk,

10 be sold, at I'Ebiic Auction,
(G NOT previously sistessdefss.1 3n.
MY ljOuse, No, ~, in Hrosd-s,teet, end the Lot
lSA Of Land il stands on, C5 zee, froat, and about
ioC ieet back. with The out buildings sppertspinC
10 said house The house is nearly new, aud vas
nuN o' t''e best materials The said hcusc will DO
well tor public house. Conditions made known
on the day of sale, which viii be easy for the nur.
chaser. hBNER LArHAWAY
Newport, Aug. II, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01

The Patriot brig Mexican Congress, had a
brush lately with the Spanish government
brig Cassadore and succeeded In forcing her
toto The Havana. Tho Spsniard, proc uring
some reinforcements, came out again wheo
she Ceogress escspsd. by superior sailing.
The P.triot privsteer PhGaix captured a
priz, ia sight Of The Spanish squsdton.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01
FROM BuENas AYREs.

Accounts are received al Baltimors, from
Basnos-Ayses,, to the 10Th of Ju'y, staring,
Ahat General San Martin, had been triumph
an,ly receised at Chilli and that an action
had aiken place near Talcagwama, the sea.
pou, which resulted in the complete defeat
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-03
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Ran ,-av fom he ,ubserlber, on Of
aSau' .he 81 instant a neg NJ nan nam
e. SAM. lie is b'ack>mith by trade
ag,d aDNlt twenty Eve years abost
feet eight or Ten inches in height has /;
plrsins eonTtenaace, shows his tectl
more thar Is usual when he laughs. and
is arconnan'y plausible in his cspVer-
SAL an and manners.
will pay the above sum TO any per.
son ho >halI apprshend the above runa,
wAv and secure him so that may reco
yer an again, provided he IL appre,
be led To- tn north Of the Potomac
and thirty dollars it app-ehended ia
W . MIA or the district of ColuSnbia
south NJ the P,r.ns
BIshrod Washington.
Al ,un' Verno1, eIr alcGInd i.
F-b uary % March div 2ast
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-03
Charles County, Maryland.
March 8

a.
~ H >a'e' 0! n'sa'e con, act, 'n'
u yauah'e tract OF iana cai,en ne"
'''a' '''sa'e" "ea' 'ne 10 'uth 81 r'r; .
p'.,H cen. t"'> 'a'' VI ,e"' 'e" :,
T. 9%ns :" ''i' c"l"'. '"' ,e'''n'y :" s"'
het'e,u,'e's ~ '''aaI"h = f''.,a', .,'
- na'n 80, me do" ing a. Wv ", ,"
sH,'' '""' acr'> y "'" ,",I'.,., 80, ::
ul,''er e. '''.o ~" ''' ,I''o ~ ~ 80
ni'. ! sd "'''e 'nA" 'Y'o "0I's's Pc "".
"u". ~ we pre>e"' W" ohiJ 81 !. ""
pe ",,''e" " eu,N Pt' e"t D u.'' u
0es'"I'. houses 'S' 'e" s e's: e'G.-
a s''' ~" 10Y 'e "ouss' s Ea.' '.' n
'arSe '''u'> Y" d"c'' gu" ,out ''''s
c"''aa'e' '1e wave y s'Ie''en'' n"'
.u T. e. VI '"e I h"'. "a s'" 80, $50.
VIC Va "'.o0' 'u" o"N ,no a" a..
newly ooH'' "oie '"an 'oo az ~
'"'> ''". : =" '" ",'. -: WI" ".'S'
&c" al. ;, 'n' III ~ so
NC 's'"'' aup V"1 &c" VI "ea''" ,na,
mere auu nea,.h anu e amusement 1o'np,n
e" WIN gea' Proh'' anu III Sna,'e'
county oe'ps d. 'ea>' 1V yer cent oe'o"
their average 'aue. nere Is Do c"""',
IN the ,'a'" W har!'an' "h,'e Janus d
Ter 70 we cu'1na.' eq,s asran'ssss
HIso' TWO other 'rac,s VI 'ahd caiieo
."e g D., -. 80, ha - .nI
~ " ;.Lha,SaoJ ...;n:n .aa
-, 'nno 800. IS ayc.lIaa, f.rn,
."e' So - s,-.,o. oe ,sh;sh :. 49,"
Tug az: -. ., -, Po
80 = ~ this time 70 or IA acres ans
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-03

IN COUNCIL, February.1i.
The following perssns were app"intc,
commissioners Tor halding elections :
tn different wards on Tuesday the a.
day Of March next. tor members to sew
in tAe common council for the ensula
twelve months, viz
W Harper SEM At p"ardman's am
IT Brooks i-ale, tavern, for tn,
NJ Robinson First ward
I'm N, ',uiu At the council cham
John Lonsden
John Roberts I,a;., o,,a,
G Neale ed -
James Dougla =
L LsWsrason I At Mr. Girdss, corne
A Moure of Duke and -. Asapl
sc Vowel streets, for 4th ward
Teste, I P. Thompson, &C.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-03
NOTICE

The subscriber intending to remove
from this place in a short time, request
all tlp,e indebted TO him by bond. not,
or aNen account, To come forward 4 set
lie t N up to first Of January 1917.
II will dispose Of the hours & Lot.
he r'ow occupies, and possession giver
the 18Th October next. The dwelling
bar. calculated for the acco@moda'
ton - lawily, with all the necessary
out ..a-e., and very productive gar.
de. inject to small ground rent-tbe
s.. .T retailing z 'od., or purchase oil
nee. l. inferior 70 none in town.
isieemed unnecessary tosive more
mnu'e description, as il l. presumed
those wishing to purchase will Jew the
premise.
he ,ill also sell quarter acre Lot
ami dwelling House thereon, near the
court h,u>e.
The above property will bedisposed
ofon accommodating terms to those wish
Ing to purchase.
GEORGE SMITH.
Dumfries, January r4-1S e"tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-03
80 Dollars Reward

n IN AW AY from the subscriber, on
NJ 'he 4th inst an apnreuuce 10 the
P,as.. lag business, named Will
BRIGGS. abJu' p wears Of age, $ tee.
4 inches high brown complexion, grey
evrs. b-owu hair has >car on the right
fore & .g,.. aro,hsr on the tigt' side OF
the upper lip. a eup,are an tie T'ghat
groin, and Is pit'-d 18th tie snail ""S |:
has alec scar between the thgrS and
fore fnga- of 'ie EFF hand and the nail
Of ,he fore fnger uf the same hand i 1T.
IA the initial OF his IA ne IN t. right
ar. AL a likeness If Washington Nth
h; c,-' " trus M KID With Indian
in. al IA h.> LEFT Ann i marm,ii and
IN fee of L'te M rked With the >ame
ink. Hal ~ hen he 2hscNRded. 81
ca b-aw1 surtu,', Snqf coia-.d c'n-e
b - I Goa. lead col"-Hd nantslN"n>. aud
,.i-k ,ils vts' ra.tv ngcn wo n--- d
h. ,-'a rom ne forty dollars. Tie
a.,,'a reSri, snl ali 'Ipens'.. will be
palu fw apprehension. 'la~fers Of
vessels ,'i Others. ars Cautioned agar 4
employing mn IN aav msnn"-
WILLIAM MAZiNG0.
Ma b /. 2t"iV.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-03
LOST.

AChcck drawn. by c, Smith. Cashr
on tn NecIanch Bank Of Baltimore il
e. > OIL OK. and by him endorsed
dat 4 Dist Jaunarv,ts 2SGo0 dollars
wri ~ on quarter sheet Of letter paper
II ilsr l. requested to eturn il Il
Ell Of the parties, or to the Bank OF TO
lu.n.la.
Mlrch I If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-03
A Blacksmith wanted.

4 Blacksmith, respectable Of chsrae
or. master OF his trade, and wishing f
,tabish himself in a situation command
< extensive custom, would fnd il +
!. advantage to make application &
-ub'criber, near Salem, Fauquis
~a.ty, Va
I. Turner.
Feb IS epu
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-03
Lime, Plaster & Coffee
JOHN q LlDD AND co

tHer for sale on moderate forms
500 casks fresh rhomaston lime
!00 ditto ditto Rhode Island 10
200 tons Plaster Paris
5000 VT prime st. Domingo coffee.
February rs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-03
By John Jackson & Co.

IN "Wednesday the Sth instant, n tel
o'clock, 4. NJ. will be sold, At tn
auction Office, Union, between Kim
and Prince streets
so boxes mould candles
so dipt
so chocolate. without reserve
to close Q concern
Brandy. sugars
Vinegar, raisins
Cordase
Herriags. net and groSs
Cotton cards. bounce
Furniture, etc. etc
Immediately after.
Bomhaaets. bamaaLeens
irish and German hnsns
Checks
Calicoes
Flannels
Cnatings
Cassimefes,
Cloths
Madras handkerchief
r,ag do
Pins
Buttons
Dlnities
Jaconet musliRs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25
RnNapARrF

Prom DT. WARDEN's Letters
Continued Tou the Commercial Advertiser Of MarcbA
1 mentioned report, as stated in one of the
London papers, that an apprehension was en-
tertained of an inSurrectlOn at Paris on the O.
vent OF Marshal Ney's sentence being carried
INTO execution. " An InsurTeCtion," said Ma
p0le0u, with q kind of contcmptuous calruness
Pugh get the troops under arms Has he
Duke of Wellington left Paris ?" l really dou't
know. Are the English and allied forces sin
in The vicinity of the capital The ENGLISH.
i believe, are still in its peighborhuod int ii
appears, from the papers that the RusSians
and Prussians have retired upon the Rhine
That disposition Of them, he replied is sltoqe-
Their the most proper. But how is it, he CONT.
nued, ttat among the papers which are sent
for my perusai, | 50 seldom see the Morning
Chronicle mat was question which 1 did
not pretend to answer. 4 thought prOper
however, to inform him, with some littlc cur,
0sity TO sec how he would receive the inteili
geuce, trlhing a il may appear, tliat. accord
ing to the papers, Parisian had been sentenc.
ed to pay e fine for publishing a c1ricsf,,rs n,
which he was represented. he permitted mo
TO describe il, which 1 did in the lanrtia,re Of
the pagagr8ph. On One side the print mn
peaged thu figure Of Louis XVIII surrounded
by his tiirily, with the inscription" This is
weit; and on tue Osher side HAT OF NAPOLEON
attended by his family, with the motto s' this
is better -" Pugh r. said ne. what nonsense /
| bnt such trash will be propagaied from some
| idle motive or other" ard with this obscrva-
| ton e retired to bis apartment Gen. Ctour.
| gond's disorder assumed very dangerous an
/ psuancc a1d the symptoms seemed t. an
/ nounce a fatal terlninotiO Ills sojrits in
/ deed we're 80 sunk. that ne refused to take the
| only medicine that promised the least chance
| o. relief; and even though il continued To be
administered by contriyance aud subterfuee
b. must have becJu. the prey Of bis ruelanc6o.
~ appreheusions, ii that voice, which he dared
not disobey, had not urged a sharp, and as il
proved saving rem0nstrsnce. What ridt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25
LONDON, Jan. 10

LONDON, Jan. IL.
The king Of Sweden was sick of a dangerous
maady Madame (the baroness1 stein had ar.
rived at Frankfort she has been presented
with the order of ST. Catharine of Russia. The
duchess dc BeTri was confined to her apart
inent', laceonchment2 Madame Moreau had
been dangerously i'll, bnt was ON the recovery
lie celebrated Russian general Doctorow died
at Moscow 10Th November The celebrated
general and marshal of the court Of Russia.
count loistoy, died at Dresden, in January,
while on a tour through Germany The
learned aud loyal viscOunt de Vsndrcuil
Governor Lauvre, died at Paris 18th January
The celebrated general lie Clerc has died at
Paris. "
The polytechnic school has been reins,sted
at Paris.
The court Of France had celebrated with
great pomp and devotion, tie funeral services
W honor OF the memory of Louis 18th, 81 the
queen Marie Antoinette.
The French papers state that Can't Frevcur.
ct was about emDarking on an interesting en-
terPrize in the slOop Of sar Uiauia. His priucj
pal obIectis 10 ascertain the form Of the south
eru hmsPlere of the earth, il natural appear-
ance, meteorology, and natural history. No
expedition Of this kind has been undertaken
either Ia England or France, since thai Of car
tam Bdudin. Of whose party capt f. was one
ana the results ohtained from that expedition,
gives just idea q what may be expected from
this.
There has lately been sent from IteJv n
Count Romanzow. ~ st. PETERSBURG cpi5sssi
s.N'ue, % "hlts ilffD's, executed by Conova,
representing ihe Goddess Of Peace HOLDING an
oiye branch in her hand, leaning on coIimi,
with the following ,nscripd ons-'peare ~ Abo
-7i5; Peace Of Ku1schuIk, Rainardsebi.
Peace Of Fiedericksham 1907"
Lord Byron (says a private letter, has bser
frightened awayfron his residence on the lake
OF Geneva, by the temperance OF MS couptry
IN the midst Of these sohtudes. Jhe retreat
OF the noble Chi'de is in The remottst part Of
{ lf4s.a a..
wefonnd al the inns. hotels lodgings. and ca
bins, deluged with E1eiish ricles 81 ENGLISH
eEaa The whole circuit Of the Lake appca-s
an English colony, and al Geneva ron9 Is
WA stTailge revolution N the States have or,
vel so many of our CONT gmen intYs s;ir ~
DeVa has at present precisely tfsairl.f ~
| gliali watering Blace--thn lons rsats f-s,s.--
! ii0uf, IS and promenade o. rss5., t.---s ....
| fnfint de ~ 81 = Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25
WASHINGTON. March Is

- 0S1'1gf0r, -IGrcl Is.
OWING to an accident growing Of the hurry a. the
the Congress there were several titles of
paper. " WI
Among the acs passed at the late session and omitted
N ine enu;ne alton, il published in this DAVIS paDer
PROBABLY the mostimportan passed during the sess
on enutied An act concerning the Navigation Of the
cations system that has been more than once hereto
re specially recommendedhy the late President to the
sIsnuon OF congress and Is expectei have an inpor
WIN foreign nations We have thought it proper to call
me attention OF our readers eypresslyto this act lest
sinee II mas not before bseannounced might be over
rocked by the readers IN the laws published II
ost nearly corc,i rs the navigator nnque but
''ie'e" ie'at'oHs. Mar. In.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

OF life have risen frnnodcrately, and the whole
stare IS likely 70 remember TOR ages 10
come the prodigious influx OF wealth from
the wants and follies of our English travel.
lers.
From a French Pare-.l
MINISTRY OF THE MARINE AND THE
COLONIES.
Report addressed to the Minister the Ma
rinc. b. Count de Moncabrc, Capitaine de
Vaisseau, commanding his Najestys trignte
Galatea, and the naval division stationed in the
Levant.
'sS,nvnc Roads, Nor -, 1916.
Monseignieur-A fire broke oft at Smyr-
ma the 10th Of this month. The following are
the details of that event, and of my proceed
'ngs;.
bic weather, we observed fire iii the city
and close to the shore. Immediately sent an
o.hcer 10 The French Consul TO inform him that
should Immediately dispatch to the front of
his house achsloupe 81 my large boats manned
Win me best seamen Of my crew. my carpen-
tiers and cauikers, with some pumps, and that
the active Cabarre, sliould be directed 10 exc
cute the same orders. NJ. Dechateauville COM
n,andeI our boats; he had four Cadets with
hun, MIR. Feriin, with two boats from the
Active, was placed along with NJ. Decha-
teanvilie, under the orders of the Captaine
de frigate NIeifiret. to whom gave the chief
command of the boats and the men embark.
ed.
AZ seven perceiying that the fire increas-
preaching. the shore. learned from my Off
GERS that the people Of the town had told them
that their FIRE engines and their assistance were
useless. The FIRE still made progress on the
north side of the town, where, the European
ConsnS resided. The house of Mr.. NJ. Viii
Ken, a merchant, was already in flames. / dis
patched two engines, one TO save as far as pos
sibie NJ. Wi'ken's property, and the other TO
cut of the FIRE in the north part from the rest
OF that quarter. I went to the Musselin and
the Dlaah informed them that was the
commander OF the French frigate in the roads,
and that had landed 200 men with engines,
axes and every thing necessary to stop the pro-
gress OF the flre, which was then making n
most alarming progress. begged of them to
give me Janlssares, to cause my men to be
respected. The Musselim thanked me and ac-
coded TO my demand. We labored so effiAa
sciously at n. Wilken's house, that we saved
nus family, furniture and money; saved a
Warehouse belonging TO him, containing mer-
Chanoize 10 v3st amount, which had been
surrounded by the flames
hessme time I ordered several houses
10 be pulled down 10 prevent the flames, from
communicating TO some warehouses filed with
saved two, though the fire had seized the
doors and fiooring-Our conduct, while il
trannquilized the Franks, had al the same time
such an Imposing effect on the Turks, that thew
obeyed us as If we had been their own Chiefs
at last, at noon, finding there was no longer
any danger, ret mba ked the engines and the
marines. At our departure the people testi
fled their gratitude for the assistance which we
nad so eihcaclously given. Capt Meiffret, the
other officers, marines, &c. all Displayed the
highest courage, and 10 themSmyrna in great
measure, owes its safety
Accept Sir, Sc
"The Count de MoScApRrr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25
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