lefs the orzan’ztion of e empire ia which his ' 'Tho underQoned makes hold 1o fay that he NEWPORT, o With (uflnite rogred the deatiy Barganic coocarred, of M.jety had virteslly acver wien f-d 4o example of an ultimacem pro- Capr, Gobrary Wop,nmungcfon of Carr, Poleg ‘lhat the events relative to the political ex. pofed in terms f imperious, Saturday, July 23:1803. Whood of this town—a e e to the [Tavanna it-gee & of Picdmont, the kingdom of Riruria, What, war be convenient to fever—a goung man of real worth, of an eaters the Lalaa and Ligarian repuolics had their date will orifing geaias, an hnor to foclety, us Does the Englih minilter and in whom prior io the treaty of Ament. only? By the of the United States were combined the amiable of a geatle. {o Prefident of gialities The eudzrfigned odblerves finally, in fhort, think the French nation feeble that America. man, Severe dndeed moft e the blow to his re- that Foaace regrares on this point, peicher the treating with her in fuch important lations 20d friends, and woce efjecialiv to aa aror hoiion nor the (reconnaifance A PROCLAMATION. amiable yoong Lady, to whom faation ) of diliberations, he dogs not even oblerve we underland he Js Borawe Majelty, _ WHEREAS great and weighty mat- was Hon to be united.” ' . the cultomary which govern [ Fav uaderfigned alds that, as to the Bara. uvfaces ters claiming the confi leration of the ] DIED this town, of conlamption, Mr, vian Ropadite, it been acknowled civilizad natious ? Wircox, x nas ced by the all Congrels of the United States, forin Dantar eldeft O of Mes Benjamin X g ot Eogiaad, fince be has credived with het, Was it not vader a conlcioufucls Wiieax, in the 2510 year of Niaage, He has lefe 4 Yo iz at an extraordinary occafion for conven.- widow, erinioal wfugees Loodun and of its injuftice that the Englith govern- aa amiable snd one child, with a tepder Jrifey, vy weee far from being repreifed, they ing them ; 1 do by thefe prefents ap. parent, to lameat his early fare,———His & m=nt heiiated to make in soriting funer wee tezatad wnad paafiosed. in theactadl Rate point Monday the day of October willbe to-m rrow, at the ulval hooe, ke of ¢he wegociaiion, he coud aitach no demand to prevent all 17:th dwelliog, whese bis fricods achis . impor- and her —Europe, the commence- feal of Alexsadria fieps unto gffixed, ard figned the Schooner Ifasc, Weir, Antonio I'hus in all the of this negociation, the ment of the war ? fame B Port. of the Repubiic was obliged to fee with my band, | ig Concord, Farnum, on. goverament more Charleft ihe Britith government only one will, one fin- The Firlt Conful than any Dexe a: Ibe City the ExrTersp, From 1 of "'-(?inpu. fice Sionp Aurors, C gle object in view—rhat of nor the man exifting, knows tie evils of te nib day July, in our voone, New Y uk fulfilling war, of the year of Biig Favorite, Cape veeaty of Aniens—ihat of retaining Malea, for (L. S.) LoXove erght bundred and Mugin.' of vod-Hope. becaufe that, more than any man €x- thosfand ——— . G £'¢ thice, S A ottt et the reafon thar Malra was convenient 1o her, and in the twenty.cigh year 07 Anorigina piece from New.Shoreham® fofficient iting, he is accultomed to calculate b aod e called this acqmfizion a guar- of ithe ludecpendence of the United and ove from Nantucker, are de* #sutec, its chances. He believes that, under : Srates, unavoidably S ferred ilonr nexy, for wlm of room, Rat what is the power of Europe? Qoghe the circumftances iw which we find (Signed) Til. JEFFERSON. #t to be thes unegaal 2 Shall one nation fubamit ourfelves, the firft thought of govern.- By the 1o will of saother, without difceffion of its Prefident, 83~ Take Notice, the ment fhould be avoid the cataitro- (Sigoed) JaviEs MADISON,Secretary, ¥i; his—witnout appeal to the principles of jul- to HE Wanton eltate, in that powsr which Fraace (hall phies and evils muft fpring from Jameftown rice 2 Whar is to whig trom the American which was fold on the bend, piaced as France has been io the courle of a new war ; he believes that their firft Dif>atches T 4th u" n to Minilter at Paris ware received by the April lalt, order of the General this difcodfi 3 delired fubferibe conditions with is not only to aviod yielding to by ditinted a the moment of negociation, and an- Executive on Thurfday evening. U'hey Aflciobly (the fale not the feelings of irriration but to employ conditions of pounced under ¢lafhiog of arms ; under menaces were bro’t by Hughes of Balt. being complied with the of of all proper means to rath Mr. on part of war, uader pieparations armamenty—yet moderate the more, as confidential bearer, and con- the purchafer) will again as propofals that &’ld ~ith the nights aod io. and imprudent paflions of the people. be fold at of the two nations ? tain the treaty, figned on April 3uth, Public Auctiun, on Monday, the Bth terefts (I'he Manifelto procesds to ex- Under a circumflance of fome anology ; a which conveys Louifiana to the ‘Uuit. day of Augult next, at 10 o’clock ia tecble, not eét 1o amine the nature of the propofitions ; wation comparatively with ref ed >tates. The extent of the territo- the forenoon (if fair weather, if not, esarage, ba in ths excear and populanon of i to repeat the independence of Malta ; power, ry ceded is delined by a general refe- the firit fair day after) on the premils provinces, has dared to brave the Eaglith to fay that Lampedofa belongs to ano- even menaciag i capital; 1o hazuid it rence to that in ahich Louifiana was es.—Conditions of fale will be made expofed ther power, to thow that the com- ity culy ricnes, the refalt o one hen. are, Ifl, . seagazivcs, pliance with tlte ultimatum would ceded to France. The terms knowu at the time. deed years peace, and of wndoftricns economy, dolls. to be paid to France CONSTANT TABER | Commite gather fubleribe (9 condicions, fimi. 11,250,000 than Unjoft bz a violation ofthe treaty of Amiens. TERNON, } tee, day in fix per cent ftock, months SAMUEL Bar to thofe this propoled, The hrave may It notices the circamftance of their within 3 Newport, Judy 22, 1803, po th-~the colonies may be torn trom gs—mais after the exchange of ratifications and { ¢7 Vhe teveral Priniars in aflent being limited to hours &c. the State will guel gu’ incguic gue fot la lntte, the honor of a 26 the delivery of pofleflion. 2d, An al- pohtith rhe abave unt:) the time of (ale, genvrous natioo can ouly luft her own and concludes in the following terms ) be by fumfit of the debts due and captures voluniarv act. This day they demand: the aboali- Day v divo ved the C fhip : In the prefene difcufli n, policy fpeaks the provided for under the convention of ot & CAAFER, by -Pasine tion of this order (allading to Malta) 'l‘n'ilaA JONES muivel cone f- Wguage as hovor, If the Brath govern- Sept. 1800, between the United fent,—Al perfoos who have unf ttled accounts ¥ and that it thould be conlented to in fai} t o its option, (o conform o woi conform States ggth,& the French Republic, which with the company, are reqoefed to cafl to hours ! . - engagements 3 if i 1 ean, insthe treaties it 36 ; are be liquidated by Commifioners and feide the fame wihout deiay, Bas'made, d:ftingoith the fpira trom the letier ; But the definitive conditions, were to GERSHOM JONES, #f it admi a mental reitridtion as avthorifed ex at Paris, and paid at the Trealury of OTIs CHAFEE, fhore, they allo conformable to the treaty of ‘' eepiione ; if, in the convenience of Fng- the United States on drafts from their N.B. The Brafs Founder and Coppere Amiens, and to the interefts of France Bod is to explain the feofe of its political trea. Miniflers at Paris. Smith’s bufivefs willbe continued, in all rheie geis, wree will be the ead to the conceffions guelles lewr form various branches, by the fubfediber, at the font contraries—the The affumpfit is not to go beyond fame w hich fhe Gsters herfelf 1o force from the weak. of the term of hours ftore that was occupied by the above firm, - (s of Brance will be the of the demand—the 36 dollars, and it is conjechnr- 2 What mealuse prefcribed for the could leave 3.750,000 Hw triends and the public, who may sivor him fciifizes and the hawmiiations (he aill impofe reply, ed. that the amount of the debts and with their cult \m, may be aflored of receiving # To.day no doubt as the upon her the corvenieace ot England to determination of claims willfall fhort of that fum. 3d, every poflihle atrention, and a grateful acknowse exattsa guapsnter againft Fracee, and Ko gland the French government. ledgment of the finalleft tavors, to garifon Molta! Agsin, the convenience of French and Spanith veflels and mer- « No!—never would France ac- OTISs CHAFEE. Eaghand withes o gaacantee azainft France, and chandizes directly fiom their own New:port, July 2, 1803, knowledge in any government the 4'y Eoglard (dorw 200 Dockirk U Thas, an Eng'ifh ports, the merchandizes being of the Myl 10 2 anitul, a& of her « anp eommiav pive lavs country where rizht to by a fingle refpective countries, pay, in the ~ PLAY FARCE, waves the s of Fonce ! "To-morgow the con. will, the ftipulations of a reciprocal are to ( Newver performed in Niwport.) vesicnee of Eapiaad may demand a guirantee ports of the Ceded Territory, fora engagement : If(he has permitted the THEATRE. sz~ che progrefs of Fronenh indudizy | and ma period of 12 yeare, no higher duties it tone of menace to be ufed ; if the has On Monday Evening, Yuly 28, propofe a rariy de Conmerce, to arreft its m'z than are paid by American citizens, 180 periiy. fuffered thém to prefent her an ulti- Will be p:cfcn:l’('d for (hegnallytim’c hén, a and this privilege is not to be extend- .\.0:2- If we repair our portr; if we conftrofl a Matam of days ; an of ely in hve AQs. called the i ' i by any 7 uliimatum ed during that period to anyother mole ; we dig aca encourage. 36 ; and_propolitions to con. WONDER! | wents, we improve oy rounofafinres—they will hours foreign nation.——— Aficr that period, demand that our mole (hall be deftroyed, that Clude treaties before they are negoci- within A Woman keeps @ Secret ¢ France and Spain are to enjoy Barret, ovr canals fhall be fillet up, that our manufac ated ; the could have no objeét but to Don Fehix, Mr. pures the porss of the ceded territory the Kenny, fhail be roined | —-They will exatt that fhow the Britith governinent an ex- Don Lopes, Mr. Fiaoce hall become impoverithed and difarmed, privileges only of the molt favored F ederick, Mr. Taylor, of mederation ; But could in order to conform itfelf o the convemence of ample fhe nation. The treaty is to be ratified, Non Pedro, Mr, Dickenfon E gland, and to furnith a fufficient guarantee to confent to gothing that would call in and the ratifications exchanged with- Colonel Briton, M. Drwaie, her goverament ! queltion, the interelts of her dignity, Gibhy, Mr. Wilfon, When we confider the principles, or when in fixenonths fromits date.~ This cir- L, flaedo, Mr, Poweil, and thofe of her power. g we examine the coniequences, we are gqually cumft.mce willrequire the convening Agoazile, « M, Barnes, The is charged to firuck wach the injuftice and feandal of d{&pre. underfigned of Congrefs a liitle earlier than the ?) ona Violante, her fiff apparance bens tenfions. Were we o fubmit it to an Engliff declare to Lord Whitworth, that a tit‘Monday of November. Itis un. thife four years) Mrs, Rarrers, woold they hefitate upavimotily to repro- communication, the fpirit and the Donoa Ifabelis;, Mif. Ficld, ? derflood that ratification of the Dickenlone try,te fuch condull v U form of which do not accord wich the the Inis, ‘The grvernment of the Republic has a right Firt Conful is on its way to the U- - Flom, sn.Mrs. Bignall, to be all.-withed, that ‘he Brinflminifter thouid ufages oblerved between great pow. nited Stares. Immediately afterthe To which will be add-d, a Mufical Afterpicee, i the moft Acts (mever performed beve ) called thi-k himfelfavth srifed go fuppsfe her thus hum- ers, and with principles of of the treaty, pofieflion is two ~——