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HdvdVdre, LHllery. 3HlP-LHd107eIy,Is,
WM II. RATHBONE. N
offers for sale at his Store, head Of
Paekef Whar(. ~

OUADRANTS. double and single
- observation, Brsss and Wood ccmpassss
Spy Glasses; Cases Of Mathematical Instruments,
parallel rsIes, Scales and pviders Navgstors and
Coast Pilots, Charts patent baifhour Glasses,
Log glasses Bunting and ships co,ours qnis,
writing. letter and log paper ink powder eordsge
or all sizes, twine house. cabin. paint and sefuS
brushes, brooms cabin mops log reels and ch'fs,
deep sea and hand fesds. hand pumps serving
oaiIets blocks and hanks japan lamps and feetl-
evs, horn and tin iantorns knives and forts bin
ges Of al kinds screws, brass and iron issebess
Iocks coffee mills. jack aud pen knives, spoons
cooks ladies and torrucntors, sxes. hatcboss. hs.-
mers japan and tin trumpets, chiseis, sugurs htss
saws. harpoons and grams, 6sb hooks. ssil needles
ana pains, leather. sbeatbiog paper, csuikng irons
and ms,ie,s, marlin spikes, iron sboveIs ship's
srcapers. gimbIets, pump and cI.pper nsils. sAtes
sad pencils spanish brown red lead tin. iron and
stone ware. patent deck lights brass pump bossss
wrought and cot nails brsds and tscks Of AL Sizes
tile, glue, chalk brinpsiops ampblack, oars, band
spikes, Tar, Pitch, Turpentioe and Rosin oskssns
wih full assortment Of every articles osnzIy call
ed for in Hardware and Ship Chsndery store.
Gr Persons wishing Qssdvspts and Compsssss
repaired, can leave them ~ the shove store. where
they viii be attended 70. t.F
Juue u
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JON srHAN REYNOLDS,

Has for safe at his store tn WieSfsrd.
A tienerat dssorfmerf Of Hs rdwste aud
"A Cuiey; brsss Androns, snovels and
sops, ALSO. Dy Goods, Shoes, md GO.
eerss; Du'oh Plough LIONS, snd Plough
ready made; pateot piich forks; broad and
narrow cast seel sxes; bar lion and steel.
and rails of all sorts; hearth tile, bricks,
sionc lime, Window 0'ass and Puity.
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1bp Autboritp Of the Atate Of RbcDe= . eiaa6
Ten Thousand Dollars!
HIGHESI PbiZt!li
society's Lottery for the encouragement of
DOMESTIC INDUSTRY.

TIME subscribers having been Managers
Lottery. granted by osi A Asssmdy State. to
Society hx Of pn>.c idusy
following Seheun ofsid Lottery wv
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GEOoGE OLNEY. J
DEXTER THURBER MASAerHs.
STANFORD NEWELL, J
February si.

The above
drawing
and BLANKS will during the drawing
will this State HTAst
for tr" all OF Classes through
Afford ~ VIII
~ The of rckets will the Of the ssresg Sehem
VANCE S5, so, before the drawing
This early information the Tickets given, that
opportunity buy s original Price they Immediately
nsde Z who sell
" The Bank Notes mos the banks The Union will be taken
or tickets and
Tickets from any part United States Enclosing
aud postage pnd) will be Immediately attended to-
For public
drawing will be published in all the Providence newspaper
Every Tickets Half or Qua,er will have Scheme Of
Lottery whole Tickets Halves
Quarters si,s7 l2 Eghhs sf numte by
y. B. WOOD,
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE BROKER, PROVIDENCE,
Who viii pay the cash for all sold by him in this Lteas
drawn. Z.
% Policy against loss in the above Lottery, wai bs open
for signatures
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10 Lii.

ind imu, ,diafe fossessien gipe-.)
CHOP No, On the north side the Parade, re
- Gently occupied BY pAvIp WILLIAMS For
terms. and other particulars. apply to Mr. Chsries
fske Ma, 3
TIL VIOLA THE AROM ATIC
SNUFF. for Hedd. Arhe 81 CdsdSrh.
y eCoMMEvpED by poet. wArsaaossa. is
N now constantly kept br sale BY
SAMUEL w, ylNs0N.
Newport, My %. 1870.
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From thc boston Expositor;
ON.hY CO.fT
1lY Coat, thou Art hast'ning TO the bourne
From which no travler can retitn,
Indeed, thy surface, mangle t"rn.
Can't pass for nevj
But longer yet must thou be worn.
NY coat of blue.
Yet, over pavement, mall. and hill,
NY old blue coat, ri bear the still,
Though now thy service COOL or i'll.
Is well nigh cones
My coat alone.
Thou'st of secured me from tue cold!
Alas thou now art poor and old,
And stitches in thee hardly hold,
M My coat Of blue
vet there's o treasure 'nea,h Thy foId,'
A bosom true.
Oh, then my constant. bosom friend.
Still share my fate, my limbs defend,
When We. ~ ott the storms contend.
! oft anticipate the end
of thee anl ma
Yet, I'll not barter shee for gold,
When in a new ones glossy sid.
Nor e'er despise tlec. seryant old,
Because thou'rt Won
MY bosom's Of better mould.
Than feel such seorn.
Nor shau the moth thy threads destroy.
~ give thee 20 aome ragged boy,
His limbs TO ciothe--his heart TO Joy,
In thee, though old.
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NEW GOODS.
T.. w. LAWION,

~. w LIZ w S1Nt
HAS during the past week added 90
Packages of scasonsble Fancy and Staple GOODS,
TO his former assortment, which now comprehend
almost every article OF Foreign and Domestic Man.
uiactur~, which are offered at very reasonable
prices.
AAoNn THeH AeR.-
Supe'fine hair back, mix'd and black
French Esosdeleths.
DO. block, blue end other co.or'd English
and American ditto.
Hemp, thread, silk, cotton and worsted
whole aud half Hose
Plaid Silks and Seersockers.
Csnton and Nankin Crapss, and Grape
Dresses.
Real me''o, crepe, silk and neiino border.
ed and Other CouoD Shawls.
Rlcrino hkfs. and Iodispansablcs.
Elegant 6 a India book Muslins.
Plain and fancy eao d.uo,
Lace Vols scd Saawis.
White Dsiliins aad Shse;inss for panta
looms. Ef
Cheap Lioens and Cambrics.
Black and brown twi!led Bomhazeits, for
men's summer wear. Ht..s
Stout cotton Ca. .simeres sud atriped Jeans
Aog hkfs linen cambric do.
A great variety Of Ribbons. ">
Carpsling aud Carpe, bindings, &c.
---.HL SO~-
Three bales superior domestic Shirt.
inga and Sheetings.
Newport, June G.
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Nsao. and cbtap Goods.

M old Stand, No. 1o4.
HAS just received mure new ard sea-
soDabie Goods, which now makes good
assortment for the sesson--among which
ere,
Black Canton Grapes, superior quail.
ty; wbEe Drilling, suitable for genll.men's
.paoialooos, while Russia Sheeiiog, for do !;
Linens, pus up in halt pieces 10 accommo.
date purchasers, &c.
hT.lt would be useless to cnvoers,e the
grea, variety of srticies--therefore potcha,
sers are respectfully invited 10 call and
SEQ! June o
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FRESH Flour.

Just received from Aiexandris, and for sale,
O,, Card',er's ~hgrT
200 bbls. Mountain Flour, OF prime
quality S half bb!s do. do; city mill Flour. for
bakers. Apply to
Mar %. ~, r. ID
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Nathaniel Sweet & Co.

HAVE. just received one case elegant
LEGHORNS- Also, few elegant Cpssi.
meie SHAWLS, With rich bordels--AD Of
which ore offered low Tor CASH
June Is
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NOTICE..

THE subscribers have been appointed
and qualified to act as Administrators upon the Es
tate oC THOMAS G. HAZARD, Esq,
tale of soatb.Kings,own, decessed.
GEORGE r. HAZARD.
n. HAZARD,
ENOCH HAZARD.
Newport, March 81. 1921.
Sch.,'!. Books, 6iaaks, snd Stationary,
For sale, Ut the Hat.Siore Of
GEORGE WANTON.
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]. B. PEABODY,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,

HAS opened an office No. SO, Broad.
4 i street, and most respectfully otfters his
services to his FRIENDS and the public, 10 the
execution Of Doeds, Bonds, Indcnrures, A
graomen,s, Assignments, Bills of Sale, A.
wards, Leases and Releases, Letters and
Warrsn,s Of Attorney, Petitions, Wills and
Tcs,a,n ents, Policies, Charter Parties, Com.
pisints, Aequittsnces, &c. kc. and will exc.
cute all other instruments Of writing, and at.
tend promptly TO the TRANSMISSION Of oil othcr
business which may como within his juris.
diction. &
Newport, May so, 1891.
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REMOVAL.
Andrew V. Allen & Co.

II AVE removed to the Store recently owned and
Ia occupied by C. RsopEs. Esq No. 100,
Thsme sstreet, few doors south Of their old stand,
where they have for sair, at wholesale and retail.
general
assortment Of Groceries.
Newpo,t. March 81
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Quarantine Regulations.

THE Board OF ti,sllh Tor ihe town or
L NEWPORT, 81 Meeting held on the
l4.h day Of June, 1921, for the purpose of
making Regulations ior the preservation, of
the Health Of the Inbs5itan,s Of said Town,
ordered and decreed The following
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MlSCELLAN EOUS ARTICLES.
H0SIIT1LLJY.

HoSI'IT.1LI1'Y.
In the time oi the Calipus, when Alb.
dallah, the shcader of 6lood, had mur.
dered every descendant, of Ommich
Within his reach, one Of that family, nam-
ed lbfahim, the SON Of Soliman, had the
good fortune to escape and reach .Koufa,
which be entered in disguise. koow-
ing no person in whom he could con
fide, he seated himself under the portico
OF a large house, Soon after, the mas.
ter Of the house arriving, followed by
aeveral servants, alighted from his horse,
entered, and seeing the stranger, asked
him who he was. &c am an uniortu-
nate man." answered Ibrabam, " and re-
quest from thee an asylum" "God
protect thee :" replied the host. "entrr,
and remain iii peace" lbrahim lived
several months in this house, without
being questioned by the host. But, as
ionished TO see him every day go our ON
horseback, and return at certain hour,
he vcntured one day to enquire the rea-
Son, I" have been informed" said his
host, "that person named Ibrahim,
the son of Soliman, is concealed in this
town; he Stayed my father, and am
searching for him in order to be reveng-
ed" q Then ! know" said Ibrahim,
"that God has purposely conducted me
to this place: adore his decree, and
resign myself to death. God has deter.
mined to,avenge the offended man: thy
victim is at thy feet" The host, aston.
ished, replied, "Oh! stranger, Issc thy
misfortunes have made thee weary of
life thou seekest to lose it, but my
hand cannot commit such crimes" 81
don't deceive thee" said Ibrahim and
ne proceeded to explain fbe occasion on
which the aEair happened, aud all the
circumstances attclxiing it. A violent
trembling then seized the worthy host;
-his teeth chattered as if from intense
cold Ibis eyes alternately spmkled
with fury, and overlooked with tears.
At.'epgth. turning TO .lbrahim, "lc.
morrow" said he, . destiny may join
thee to my father. and God will have re-
talia,ed. But, as for me, how can VII
olate the asylum ofmy house, Wretch
cd stranger! fly from my presence.
There, take these hundred sequins bc.
gone quickly, and let me never behold
thee InMe ~
LUDiCROUS yNIST.iKE.
The death OF Nj. Perrier of the ROYAL
Academy Of Sciences at Paris, in l8 10,
occasioned strange mistake. The Sec.
retary Of the Royal Socisry Of Sciences,
happened also to be named Perrier. At
meeting Of the later body, Chevalier
eutered, and with countena,.ce woe.be.
gone, took his place among his bretlxcn,
then solemnly arose, and drew from his
pocket manuscript, and with a faltering
voice and look Of the deepest sorrow,
began.a funeral oration ''upon his deceas.
cd friend" What was his surprise
when his" deceased friend " stood up
from the Presidents chair, which he fili-
ed, (thc pancgyrist beng SO blinded with
tears as not to observe him sooner) de.
clined the honor about tn be conferred on
him, Thanked his friend in the warmes'
terms, and proposed amidst roars oI
laughter, to adjourn the reading Of The
cratiopsiprdfe:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02

from Penang state, as q r.lniour, tha: the
Slamese were preparing an army of 10000
men, to wage war against the iiius OF Gueta.
ERSi'Sa Stocks, .4ug. is.--5 per cent red.
I6a .; Spcr cent. consols, IN 4; ! per cent.
W 10 q; per cent. navy ans. 1854 . :: bank
Eng. AIMS. isa il-i6 conso!s for account.
164 &.
.i@eriea, Stocks, Tug. is.-5 per cents.
loofto i0i 3pcr cents. 10; new per cents.
w a 1893; per cents iOs-the above with
dividend from LIST July. Louisiana six per
cents. with dividend from LIST Eff. u. S.
Bank Shares, uncertain, with dividend from
ist July.
PROCLAMATION.
\" Soldiers No! shall sully that honor
able and sacred name by Applying il to beings
Ike you. Yc herd OF dastardIy and cruel men,
your treachcry, yourperjury, forceme tn aban-
don you In futur. every lie is broken be-
tween us but shall always deeply feel the
shame ri having been your CHIEF. You have
;rampled under feet Your oaths,; YOU have he
'rayed God and your country. .You betray-
ed me at q time when hoped to conquer OF
10 die g.orously at your head. We are now
separated forever. Go and join the Turks
who are alone worthy OF your friendship
steal out OF the woods where You have con
cealed yourselyes-desccnd from the noun
your cowartiice
Hasten to ioin the Turks kiss those hand;
which still reck with the blood of the heads o
your church, your patriarch, your arch priests
and your innocent brethren, whom they have
SO mhumanly butchered. Yes! run to pur
chase slavery with the price OF your blood
with the sacrifice of The honor of your wive.
and children. But you, images of the tru,
Greeks, of the sacred battalion, who hav,
beenbctrayed aud sacrificed for the deliveranc,
of your country, receive from me the thank:
OF your people. Monuments will soon rcnde
yonr names immortal. The names of thos,
friends who have remained faithful ever 10 m,
are engraved on my heart in characters o
fire. Their memory shall be The only conso
iaiion 10 my soul.
! abandon To the contempt of men, the JUS
tee oi Providence. and the maedictiun of thei
countrymen, those peflured traitors, Kamna
II Sahas, Dukas, Constantinos Basilius Barlas
Giorgius Manos, who have deserted from til,
army, and who have been the first authors O
MS dissolution the Phanariote Gregorius SIT
10, the Phnnariote and scoundrel Nicolau
Sknc. also erase from the list of my com
panons in aims Basilius karebics, on accoun
oil hIs lndiscipline and improper conduct.
| ALEXANDER YFSILANTI.
| Iimuich, June 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02

The Commissioners appointed under thc
nth Article ofthe Florida Treaty, have been
buslly engaged since the 10th inst. in exan,in
ms the memorials, that have beenpresentedb BIZ
me claimants, in pursuance to their public no
tee. They ycdaily theresult Other examina-
ton OF twenty or more memorials, proof of
their sedulous attention TO their duty. The
Whole number that has been presented TO this
date exceeds 500 but il is doubtful whether
the Commissioners at their present session,
WI examine any Of the memorials, but those
winch were presented previous TO and on the
10th Of this month
Oi those memorials which have been. ex
ahmed, at least one half have been suspeDd
ed Tor further consideration, or rejected and
many o. those which have been suspended,
nave taken that course at the reques, OF their
claimants or their agents, for the prnose NJ
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SOUTH AMERICA.
COLONJDIAN nrpyIpIIC

The following is an extract of letter from
St. Thomas:
-" Ga the 18th August, tue royal troops of
lnchauspe, and those Of Col. Tcilu, who had
united with them, were overiaken near Coro,
by detachment of the di>ision OF Gen. Ma
rinC, and sustained by the troops of Rayas
arSas, and after sharp conflict not one man
of the royal corps escaped to tell the fate OF
their uniorlunat, companions The effect of
tins desperate encounter has been to quiet all
approximations OF disturbance from roya cmis-
saries i'll that Quarter" Bal. Fed Ga>.
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SUSPENSION OF HOSTU-
ITIES

u
We yesterday announced that an arpoistice
for three months had been entered into by the
patriot and royal troops in MexicO-We find,
however, on perusng the translation of the
documents furnished by the Havana .Noticioso
.HercaHiI of the 9Th of September, forwarded
to the Gazette by our attentive correspondent,
that on the eth of july a suspension of hos
lIiitIes between the royal troops in Vera Cruz,
and those of the patriots bcsieging the place,
subject TO the approval or rejection of the
General in Chief OF The Independents, had H.
tone taken place, and that no period for IFS
continuance or termination Is stated 10 the
articles. In fact, all seems to depend on the
viii OF the Patriot leader, as the terms of the
truce viii show. Bat. Fed. Gaz
SUSPENSION OF ARMS.
Truce concluded between Don Manuel Or
fega Caldoron, captain Of The regiment of in
iantry of Estremadura and Don Clement
DeiSado, captain Of artillery, named by the
most excellent sir governor and commandant
general Don Ciriaco de LlanO and the liaufen-
ant Col. Don Manuel I1mcon and the Capt.
Don Joaquin RcmircZ Sesma, named by the
cOmmandants ofthc divisions of the Imperial
army, who agree TO the following conditions:
Isl. There shall be Suspension Of hOstiics
between the divisions HAT form the seige and
the troops that garrison the city Vera Cruz
'fhe limits between them shall be 100 yards
from the Qualifications, including those of the
body of the place tligt are more advanced.
%. The besieging troops shall keep the
points on which their encanipmcnts are form
ed-it beng understood that fhey arc not to
advance nearer to the city.
81. Every fertilization to remain in its ac-
luai state at ;hc signing Of this truce.
4th. Tho most excellent Sir Don CTRAco
DE hLAN0 viii name two officers In hold con
ieronce with tine FIRST chief Of ;hc Imperial ar
my, Dos AUGUSTUS DE ITUERfDE, and the
commanded of Che tr0op5,wbo form the seigc,
VIII give orders iat the said two officers shall
pass with al safety and respect due 10 their
rank, and TO that effect he will associate two
81 The lmpcrialauny to , ompany them.
9th. passport shallbe granted to courier |
hot lle Ilot excellent Sir bon Ciriaco dc !
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FROM MONTE vIDEO y BUENOs AYRES.
Ertract et letter TO The Editors Of the Norfolk
-HeTGIk dGfed
!" MONTE vIDKo, JUNE q, Is

MONTE vIDEo. June Q, 1921.
Buenos Ayres has been in an unsettled
state owing to an expected invasion by Carera
with some Indians, and Ramirez with troops
which had separated themselves from Artigas
command. The government then gave the
English their choice either TO take up arms
pay 10000, or leave the city, which last they
were on the point of doing, but came to some
adjustment of the matter. Since then Rami-
rez and the Governor OF Santa Re, Lopez,
came to an engagement, in which the former
was driven back with about 500 rlcn left.
The BuenOs Ayrcans had sent out some forces
to meet him before, and, it is said, had some
diminishing, but there is 40 doubt of his being
defeated by the Governor
q" Ramirez has been considered favorable
to the designs ufthe Portuguese and Just at
the time he was expected to have had Buenos
Ayres al his mercy, two frigates reached here
from Rio jancrO with the ostensible object of
taking troops from this place to Rio, where
there had been some blo0dshcd about consti.
tutional matters. The King had sailed for
Europe, and accounts have reached us that a
revolution has been effected at Rio Grande.
The present governor of Buenos Aytes,
Rodrlgucs, is very energetic and severe in pu-
nlshing nlaleiactors. He has caused many
20 be shot. Pueyrredon is said to have gone
there from this. The present government is
stated to be on more stable footing than any
that has lately existed"
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MEXICO AVID TEXAS

a letter from Nachitochcs, dated Aug. o, to
gentleman in Alexandria, l.. states that Sc
vrTal persons arrived lately from St. Antonio,
report that the Indcpendent1ag is every where
lyng but ut Vera Cruz, that place being very
strong, and filled with merchandise and kings
stores, holds cut in order to obtain terms.
texas 80, Is.tilhn5 up with American settlers
4 MS pnrishi more than usually healthy. We
hear from New Orleans that Gen. Long is
there condemned TO he hung for killing a man. %
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The correctness of the account winch VIC
publish TO day relative TO the defeat OF Gene.
raj San Martin is rather predetermined, and
must be read with the usual allowance for
spanish royal exaggeration, which a few DAYS
ago stated that General San Martin was at the
point OF death with the fever, and had been
compelled to abandon the coast, when, in fact
positive information was received in this coun-
try that he was at that moment investing Lii
ma with sufficient numerical force TO insure
It's speedy downfall. Bel. Fed. GazeHe.
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q Hnpnn1. on ,SrDt

" HuUnnn, 9h ,scpt.
While laying in the harbor we were board
ed by III Robbers armed with pistols, cutlass-
es and daggers-I was the first that was knock
ed down after which we were all put down
IN the torecastle, and the mate and myself
piQndered Of every thing, and the vessel rob
bed oil about 50 boxes of candles but we
weff fortunate enough next morning to reco-
yer about 80 of the boxes, and great hopes
OF getting the rest, as believe tie fellow in
whose possession those recovered were found.
has informed Of the rest of the sang-they al
so stole my small boat. There has been Z or
vessels robbed within these days. both at
sea and in this harbor. Captain Shain of
the AJAX, Of Philadelphia, was robbed the
same night of about s 1000 of property, and
the Ike dcpredations are nightly committed. -
DLT (,n-
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NV YogK, SEPTEMBER 2G.
ETiract Of n letter doied Buenos .4yreS, J,tly 9

ETiract Of n letter doied Buenos .41reS, Juiy Q
1891
" Accounts from Chill, to the 30th Of Nav
and which may be relied on, state, that Sic
Thos. Hardy was violently with Lord
Cochranc and the CHILEAN Government, for
the violation of the British flag, for the paper
blockade, as he termed it aud insults receiv-
ed by his officers, when cIaiming deserters-
II appears Sir Thomas Hardy went TO Huacho
but whether he arrived there before the de
parture Of Gen. San Martin and Lord Cocl-
rane, J cannot say-but on his return to Val
paraiso, he called a meeting Of the British lIer-
chants, aud Informed them that the aggres-
sions ofthe Chilian government could no longer
he borne-that the conduct he had TO
observe, was evidcnt--that he considered the
blockade rs unlawftl, and should resist IL
that he should protect British property IN law
ful commerce while alloat, but could render
no protection ashore, which be informed them
for their government and that they remain
ed at their own peril among a people with
whom his government had no connection. II
appears The British Merchants became much
but the ChiIian Government will
doubtless, do all IN its power 10 prevent i rvp-
tyre With ihe British.
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The FlOridian Of The 18th ult contains an
ordinance by Governor jackson for the better
regulation Cfthc harbor Of Pensacola. II es.a-
blishes Commissioners Of Pilotage and Port
Wardens, and their respective duties and fees /:
also, an ordnance prescribing the mode Of
carrying iat0 effect the Gth article Of tie trca-
~. IT ordaIns, that such persons as may be
appointed Tor the purpose shall open Rcais-
Ter, and inscribc the name of every free male
iphabi;ant who may be DESTROYS to profit by
the provisions Of the 9th article Of the treaty.
provided they shall first satisfy such peraons