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be corp.
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kernes: of ibc piople-of this
to I tnasmucU' "a Jt purports to
Mjc. ntrttT..br.:i ot lortign
nl-jrtt. or .'-.
dl ;o loi i hc hi 3 h --teas to unjust
ntion t uVd : furfeitors in .cases
roar
c no ofi'rnce baxtrrcr am dccd
nitied riframst ny known.pnn-J1 '
or.YtiM of the UW of riatio&v -. '
unst tth ;Uw,vsttuteir us"
-cured to m w.
' .1...
: .5 to the
Jie liberiy
.tie same lut
" mt strangers,
lie nation, by
.ther ancient sta-
. ' . iexprtssly proi-
' .inerofship, which'
d. England or clse
ptllcd lo come to ony,
;'rid, nor i here to abide,
, V will of ihc masters and
, f the sanu-,orof the mcr-?
iibse' the goods (be."
ihtt the same statutes Tvere
id not only to protect the i nno-
ctimmctce of friendly nations,'
aho, to-secure to the people. cf
i rraln.the bcnt G's of a tree i:nd
jpen market forthe s.ile ! the p"
curc. uud mantiracturei thereof, and
for crriftg.on.suth Iradr as roight
conduce to the profifs and adrahuge
of the realm. '
8 That the above mentioned or
ders cf his Mrtjtsfy in council arc in I
oprn breach ui.a vu laiioii of the said
BUtr?, inusM ucif s thy r.irrct that
si ips frVt;ht to o ht r places than
thin Kinj;i'om, and even to K)its be
Icrin, ti4iis .M. jttj 's a!ks, ntiy
be c tmjx lied c-:ne to'h. por.s.f
this realm, or of h lcendrTit:ies.
and tice t: a?w!e c'cf t ms
tr;cu. r.i or r ul-ti'ms us 1m M..jvs
ty iA.iv be aiiviitd to iirprsc iK'I
tlim ;nJ i'&o, inasmuch s.'ne) t!i
lect h.i ih'-"'.-" !s lautiin Mich s
strls sh..lt no: be clean d again fiom
such p rt,. v.ijjim hitting been, in
some ic previously : entered a:.(!
lui.'c i ; nor, in'o'hr cacs, ithoii
luxi. cblairtd fr ni his Majesty's
ofnc -is :icvncc to depart," v.I: icli li
cencts !u h t.tTicvis are r.bi, by any
k own liv ci" this realm, authorized
to giant. ;
JToct'sn grntcUiffcntf.
J , Ncw-Vork, May 26.
The ship Drade, linker, uni
Ved rt this pHt )estenJay in 12,
cjv troni Liverpool. She k-!;j
there cn the 2lst of April, but j
bnngi London news to the I4th
only, u Inch hcv n da s Liter than j
our former advues from Engl md.
The u?j iincd articles arc copied
from a hlc nf papers tr thut d ite,
3i.". I'nin Liverpoel p.ipcra to the
16 lv
. VV Jcarn vtr! ah fr.im Cnnt An
B-tVivr ih.n thc-hip.Osa-e h.,d n-.t
arrived ih Eouiaiaj on t'if ift:h nf !!
Apru. It tvjs ihc "pinit n l th
pec p'e in Liverpo('l(lnu wcarc ig
Iterant of .tin circuinst aoccs which
could give lise to su n :n opinion)
tlwt -she was detained in France
under seizure.
It was believed that the;Brithh
.orders in CouncUof November 11,
would speedily rescinded.
Aneric; n producer was in great
demad,Sc daily on the rise, parti
cularly cotton.
Wr observe, it stated in one of
the L' n ion prints as from unques
tionai.lr auihority, that wi-hm the
disu i t of one of the c oih-halls ai
Lr.d in YorTchire, a decrease of
29.623! pieces of broadcloth rus
taken pi ace hi the wool cn manu
facture principally, during the six
months preceding the 1st of April.-
Tht lasi .:c ounts trom Gihra'
tar repr.M nt d Sir Siduc) Smuii
taking in up;)licsat that place, pre
paratory to his sa'taug iorthe Hra
2.ilv The Levant, hou ever, and
.r.otthr lirazi &t we new find is his
deMir.atioo."f Dispatches were sent
on"l;night from the Admiralty,
addressed to him off, the Darda
nelles. ', . . J 5
APRIL 11.
TheEm;ieror,A!ekarultr,accord.
ing to Utters frarii Civita Vecchia,
is on the eve of. furnishing afresh
proof of his idcyotion to ; France,
and a departure from those gene
rouv prmcip.f which were not
long since consideied inherent in
"character. ? To ias.4Kt Rr,n?,.
' Fl 54'MCtWuoto King
&nmb,cl,v. nd Fu7 King Joseph
: '. r,,rMon of W Ind; now
- ' a m -
71' "5 viCe not too I6W for
of M the Rttuiu ,0
4 . i
of Marchj and ? :v:"cK''Aimbutb;
'at rhichtimr - hhaili
been ;reccp ; Vand GibraU
:,inabh the fiTt
V:,ialtVon tKc 5th;
; . ' ;. rio informatioa'had
' ; Jed', at citder of Ariose'
i . any ' action in the Alcdi
" .an. Admirals ;'Thorhb"o
n.'CollinKwood and Stracpan,-
joined and were left 'at Paler-;
f vmo,';i ne pacicet arnveu at ui-
braiar pntne 17m ana lounu mere
the Illustrious, 74refitting, St" Ante
lopci50, with the transports which
sailed from FalmQUth, with troops
under Gen. Spencer, together with
several rn crchant men. r,he To wn
shend packet from Falmouth, also
arrived at Gibraltar on the 17th,
and proceeded on for Malta. On
the 18tJi, the Mercury, of 33. and
Primrose of 18 guns, arrived with
(onvoy from England. On the
he 20th the Antelope sailed with
la fleet of transports, having troops
on board for Sicily. Cape. Kidd
left Gibraltar on the 27th and on
the same'dav joined the fleet un
der Admiral Purvis,, off Cadiz,
consisting of 11 sail of the line, 1
frigate, St a brig, all well. The e He
rn). s squadron at Cadiz, amounts
to 10 sail of the line and 2 ft igates.
On tile 3 1st ult. Capt. Kidd fell in
with Vice-Admiral Sir Chas. Cot
tna's squadron of Lisbon, lOsail of
the line, and 3 sloops of war. Nei
ther at Gibraltar, nor in the fleets
off Cad iz or Lisbon, havl any intel
ligtnte whatever bern received of
an engagement in the MediteTt
nean. Sor is it believed "at Gi
braltar, alter what has ln.on assert
ed that the K hlort : qu.tdron has
passed iiuo the Mediterranean.
t
t communicated on Saturdnv
the aniv.il oi the Cienerd Stuart
patket, from iSengal, anuounciug
the renewal cf hostilities in India.
The dipa ches bro'uht b the Cie
ih ral Stuart state, that Uroond-a
Kham, a Zemindar in the district
j ol Ah ghur, in the conquered pro-
vintcs, vvnose conduct has ever
been refractory, hud compelled the
Governor-gencral to have recourse
to military force to reduce him to
submission. Lord Lake, frommd
tives ol humanity, forgave his re
ptatt d acts of violence and disaf
fection towards the Uritish govern
; ment, on condition that he should
surrender or destroy the guns in
the strong fort of Cumoona, fill up
tne ditch, and diband his torces.
This lenit) had no effect ; the con
ditions were never complied with ;
and advics having been received
of his continued violence -toward
the inhabitants, his resistance to
the authority of the m .gistrates, &c
his strrngthming the fort, the to-vciuor-g-.ncrai
Kit himell obliged
to nrilt r a m:litat forcr, und r ihr
U t-niman tof Maj.'r. -ecncral Dick
,n: aiHl I--utt nant-coionel Hors
1 tord ot the artillery to reduce him
to obedience. Cumoona, :ts bring
one of his strongest forts, was h.-s;
attacked. It is sicuatt d between
Agra and I). Ihi. I he British
lorce at rived before it on or about
the 23d October. Major-gent ru)
D.ck ins found it much stronger
than it had been represented, and
was the re tore, obii creel tn ntnrrrt
j
I by regular approaches. A breach
I having be en effected about th.- mid
dle ol November, Major-general
Di. kins ' attempted to take the
place by storm. The assault was
made by the troops cm the forrand
fortified garclt n,but they were com
pelhd, after a most desperate at
tack, to retreat with great loss.
4 he garrison,however,intimidated
oy the attack, and dreaeffng a re
newai of the assault, evacuated the
lort in the night.
j On the 20th Nov. we learn the
I General had proceeded to another
lort, and great hopes were enter
tained that the several strong holds
belonging to'Doondea, would fall
without farther loss.
We announced, on Saturday,the
arrival of the Coquette, at Ports
mouth, after a remarkable quick
passage of 4 days, with dispatches
Irom Admiral Sir Charles Cotton,
off Lisbon. The dispatches state,
that there is a famine at Lisbon.
In thjs dreadful, situation a
deputation of thcrnerthants has
has been sent, iu a flagof truce, to
Admiral Cotton; Jrtiploring a sus
pension of the rSloclcade.as the only
means ofjprocuring provisions to
avc the inhabitants lrom'gcneral
starvation. Various letters have
been received, dt scriptive of these
norrors ; the JoUpwing is froaione
of the gendemen appomted.to the
, -4Wl,ua anawai wnttca before
if
1 o i . 1
?'.T bave only; time to Inform ypaiof my
having been autbrized, wUhseycraTcthebi
bjl this fcqvcrrnem. 'to proceed to' thotpng?
lish fleet, Wwtockadinffdiitrt;1 for the,
iHirpose.oTpteinuling oft Admiral Cotton to
permit"rovisions to be.biotight hjther'as,
w t& absplgtelj' oil thcf.rtc fo vfaptfije
Uxidcr 'theutKsdfd'drcpstancSfwr.
rely the: humani'ryand "JI0ftitjjr!
a genWofis nauori; and '.we trust that his
excellency ':wtfj corrimiserate the "distressed
simauon of jthe inhabitants of this voted
city and Its envhbns, arid
provisions lo enter the porti kherw ise wa
roost literally starve H Saoiild we succeed
in this : object of oitt imissbrii it wU refive
ihe'droppiiig sprritS of toe people, and save
the1 lives of thousands and tens of thti f,
sahds, who, otherwise rnastrntet their fate
inithe worst and most terrible 6 1 all deaths
a -death from hunger.", . ;
J The deputation accordingy took
place. Sir Chas. Cotton was deep
ly affected at the suffering of our
ancient allies ; but as an immediate
suspension of th: bl i kade would
have been an act of disobedience
to' his instructions, he could only
promise to submit the prayers of
the Unhappy Portuguese. to the Bri
tish government, i With this view
he dispatched the CoquettecuUet .
Sir Charles Cotton has10 sail
of the line with him, which are. all
victualled & watered for 7 months;
The Russian squadron is lying in
the Tcgus ready for sea ; but ther,e
is no expectation of their coming
A very rich ship, from Lima 'es
caped our cruizers, and got into
Virgo lately, much to the mortifi
cation of our 3hips off that port.
Some accounts from Gibraltar
j state that Bonaparte has arrived at
Madrid, and that before he enter
ed Spain, he took care to secure
the two strong fortresses of Pam
pe!un3lk Barcelona. Othets state
.hat the arrival of B omiparte in the
. 1. . . . . ... 1 . , . . . . . . vt.iT
panibii f t niai huuuuia., "lawiai
. . . 11 .1.1.
.Mi: rat has certatnlv reached it.
- ...
-'The lollowintr instru tions
to
the commanders of hij .M. je-t
ships of war and privauc.s, ap
peared in the Gazette of 1 ucsduy,
evening : '
OEOUGE R.
Inst .tiCttor. u ftc Covim.andcr3 cf wr
tly s ofvar anJ privu!er ; g-veu at out
Court ui Wtr.dsur, tie lri dt.y ff Ajnii,
in lS;4; ,car of our re gn.
OUll will and pleasure is, that you do
nnt inter rupi any neutral vestel laden v:ti,
lurr.bcr and provisions, and going to an,
ot our co!oii:cs, islands or stttU'rnents it.
the Wtst Indies and Sauth-America, to
whomsoever the property may ujjpear o
belong, and notwithstanding tuca vcs-
may nut have regular clearances on board ;
and in cae any vo:sel shall be met with
be in her due course to the all? !g d port
uf her deannation, an indorsement shall be
made on cue, or more of :hc principal pa'
jicti of such vessel, spcci lying the destina
tion a le jged. and the place where the ves
sel was so vuittd. Ar.din case any ves
sel sj laaen shU arrive and deliver her
Largo ai any of our colonies, islands or. set
ilemeiitsafureiaid, such vessel shad be per
mitted to receive her fre'ght and to d; part, :
t-itl.tr in ballast, or witn any gcxjdy that
may be legally cxjioited in iuch veiel, and '
to procttd to an) unhtv ckaded port not, j
iiiisiandmg the pr- sect lius;dit.ts, or any
hst;iaitb Yit.tii mav take place ; and a !
pasp-it lor bUcii purpobe'shall be granted j
to the Tci'.tl by tnc Gevernor, croti.ci ptr
vn no. 11 tnc tn.ex -;Vii uommanu in
iuch cuicny, inland or scale-men;.
t;. n.M
We have received Dutch papers
to the 2d mutant, which state that
tne Ku-sians have not made1', any
ircat progress in Fini md, but the
preparations for invadingSweden
Irom l iniand are cariied- on with
great vigor. We find in these pa
pers a message from Kinj Louts
to the Dutch Legislature, in which
he draws a most deplorable pictuie
of the finances of the country. By
way of consolation, however, he.
informs them, that Bonaparte has
promised that, in the peace to be
ntgociatcd with England, he will
tipu'ate for the restoration of the
Dutch colonies, particularly Guia
na. Bonaparte has published a cu
rious decree respecting the Jews,
which is by no means flattering to
their moral character, and which
we should think would not induce
many of them to put themselves
under his protection.
, Lord Grenville yesterday pre
sented a petition 10 the House of
Lords from the Catholics of Ire
land, paing to be relieved from
the disabilities under which 'thev
labor. Lord Moira rtgretted that
this petition should have been pre
sented so recently after Parlia
ment had decided upon the subject.
Lord Grenville, in reply, s-aid he
had not advised the , measure, nor
had he been consulted about itV ;
APUIL 14. S'
A variety of opinions have been
advanced respecting the' destina-'
tion of the Kochfort squadron-
The last accounts report .therri tq
have been seen in lat.l.31N. jdn;
69W;tcerJng a.Nl '. course. '
v The Gazette of t uesVjay eon
rain? the- official details' jespectina-
the loss, of the "Forts Reggio and 1
The evacuation :bf "the: latter was
nVe4'Mth:elTaec
I jne,;whi chr w-aj drawn ;w irnmer
j?i:iT.lv-'ii'?;ti;e3J2:ii
toss,6f yerHlew?
bpatitpnside
a4 iis said ; ffinchstVpn
this.bcasiipn.eve
y' Tnere(hasenjj
matter iWr'tiTe -ouVeof Coin rnbps
during !tlasgwQn
laxets haVeeen :prpbsftQ4ViS6me
Ql,;thei;,r new'-, arianjmensrVo'f H.htc
stajmp; duties, are' to be condemned ;
biitjlhp new tax upon policies of life,
insurance, is unwise "ard oppressive
ithext relne . The tax upon pia-
ces in ruDitc Ajrnces and under go
verprnent, is a mere trick- a catch
at popularity. , It comes with an in
di'fle 1 ent t grace from thre present
tnlnisterL ' ; " ' '
" A contention has been signed be
tween 'Denmark and J, France, by
; which 12,000 Danish troops are io
act .with the rrench army destined
against b.Wi den, under the commanv.
of aFtench Cen'era--another Dan'sh
roop, under, the command, of
Danish officer, is to be employed in
the Svvcdish expedition, and is now
assembling in Zjaland. This con
vention, if is further statedt stipu
lates that no French or Spanish
troops are to be quartered in Tloj
stein
APRIL 18.
Since our last, five Gttenburg
mils 'have ai rived The firXV'divi
inn of our fleet, under Sir Samuel
Hood, is at rived in the Sound ; pre
vious to the arrivvd of which the1
D"..:ta$r, of 6t fuus, and several fri-p-r
cs eiid smaller ships of war, hat!
roach eid the ant desfination ; ani.;
iliosc, j joined to th - three sail oftht
line ahd u'lier- men of war which
Mrrereci in ine-oaiuc, consu;u;c
, . . a
, ;,r:niclaiiV hrvmI torcet'the presence
11 - '
' f which has diffused a -general su
isfaotii).. amon the Sw.dts, vh
if.w'drem themselves secure from
he rhrta'ened iuVasionof theJ.'rench'
an Da". . . ' .
iThu leinjiningintellience brought
by tiu se mail's, .'relate principally to
the cc)nreii.s of Sweden ;.nd her
eiienn'is, and on' the whole it is quilt
s fjwruhJe to our gallant ully as
We coU;d have expected. The Rus
sj in has hen aumentd to 60 OuO
nen, Und the Swedes. have fiauid i
necessary to retreat, but this appears
0 have produced no impression
(um the mind of the King. H
called. oul all th'j firce of, hi
dominions by a consenp'ion, which
includes all men of e ei y ra k ia th
State, from 18 to 2 5 year, of age;
by which measure it "is calculated
that 'l'io.000 men will be raised.
Thej reply of the King of Sweden
to the;U nish declaration is simple
and satistacto y. The policy ob-
j served; by the several Courts is un
f,ildcd'!in a few 'wort's. The idle
j pi tUr.ce lircd by Denmark, that
S.vetien was untrue o the cause ol
the Nbr herii! powers, and that she
ws boiud,t'o make common cause
with tnem. is answered by a. refe
rence i to die conduct ct Denmark
jl ef lj, who, when Russia, Prussia
l tid Svi 'den were .at war wi h France
ijin lS'tyo, sheltered herself in he-
ucuti i )' and withdrew fro m all
symrU' ' aitd par'icipation with her
!"..! 'T-i t - ' 1-1 . '. .
iK i!il ui s. t i ne ivmg oeciarcs
vv'uhoUt. reserve, that he did not
ihinkjiii'i If interested in the pr
s;rva'nlvin of the Danish ftVit ;.on th.
CLi.tr.jiv, he suspecttd the sub.se-
i quentiei ection of its f.-rce might be
aamst himsell ; there tore, he die
not remons'ra'.e sgamst the expecir
tion td Copenhagen. :
; I: i said that ministers are now
alarmed, respecting the fate of Si
cily, jlf it be true that the 'RochtYit t
squadron is in the Atlantic, we c.
also aj a loss to know upon wh
their Apprehensions .an be fbunde ,
excepj it be upon the consciousiie
of their having taken no steps what
ev'.r tbr the seem hy f that island.
,The accounts from H' Hand stau
that ajLoan hus b en opened at Am
sterdain, unkr;he direc-i n of the
priticifSjJ Merchants and Bankets,
for fitting out small armed vessel.
The fijrst subscriptions, is said, a
mound to 500,0001. and the Books
were to close in the beginning of the
presetjt month.
xoricE.
npllfj Subscribers having qualified
as fclxem oi s to the last ViHan4 Tes
tamentjof JiiSSE' CHERRY, deceased,
at the last ter m of Ivlardi Court1,' in Mar
tin Cos nty,?ejuest '-all persons indebted
to the E8tat;.ot5aid deceased t? ; make"
irhmedatepayrb'qnt ; and all thoS haying
demands iiatevberebv ' notified, to exhibit
them pj-operly auttientiated, witbin the
timeliiniiiicd by Uw. ;
, , s-' ' Will It. 6ldS fii'privqte iqfes
Oneyery likely egro Alan; One-half
of, tbe: rjurchase-mony to . be. paid down,
arid a crdit. wilf be ; given for ieotber.
half. ;;;sbFijfty Acres of Lard . lying
on -Tiirkey JSwaAip, one ft' loetpwa
of V tl turns to n an d a -'set of ittacksmith's
TpsVr.Sui-or nine.inontUs credit jy ill be
g?ert, the purchaser gjytng bond witbap-
proved sec ur 1 ty t q the fcxecutors.
1 - IJ
r sTb Snbscrifl--v
1.
.buihrpf .tbe b.ot Whne r
Splhf wofkmaulike.manr.J
fT,'"'T.-v .' ;UVSL DPItt f
proposals W
recewe
5? tne pepartmeitt ot W; v
o'clock atdbn-; ofMondajI -JS
iMrie e for the supply 0f lSV
Mai, hi y uc required tnp v, "la,'
Uruted iate, : Irom the firit-rf-i cSM'
tobejr,.l$08.mclus:ve, to "th- 7 7
junev ittio, withmthe States T of
lid Districfs following, viz Vk '
F.rst, sAt-NbgaraDetroit ' a
rnaclcinacFort Wayne, QhL
. tbet jmmediatevicinities' and ata
or places vviih troops are or m- 7
tipned, fliarcjLed or recitiited to--t. s
Territoryrof. Michigan. ; . 71Jlis
m, A-anJ .plaCe 0y r
trodps are ojr may be stationtd I
or recru fed; vnihtn the States of v
tucky and fenncsisee. " '
3 -' At any; pfce or- places where
arc cr rnay be stat:o:ed, r.v.rchlj
cruhed within the State. tA ), ', .
inaiaia, a d Xouist.irU lrH,r .
nnmeuiate vjcinities. -iii
4ti;, At any;plac-c drplares rt.
.re or may, beMuiO, mau.a
cruiutt irbio, rbe,Ml5s-S l t l
le-ira i err tor.t-. . t
Separate poposals will alao be rece;
is at--rt'f.aiu, ipr the su;d1v cf -J
of uil ft '
waxi. nvy bi rej
r.r..
United S a cs, 'u. re. D.c 1st a vJ ,.
.i.y, 18 -y, hicuisive o the UtVr."
'ma,
iOWI. 2, V Z,
5th, Atiiiv plare or t laces
ci-uiied wji Ir.n thie. district d .Ma;ne j
State of Nt w-Hampslure. . ' '
. 6ih, At any place or places wl.e,...,
are or miy be statiojTTrd, fr.arcl.ed r
cruvted, within the S'a-e 6i"Vernu;nt
7th, At any place or places who. er'
are or may rationed, roanW0r
ciuited within toe State of MassuciiiW
tr.e. town ot bpni-glield exct-pied: "
Ktb, At any pLce or piaceswhtretroew'
are or nay be. starictud, mcrched (i re.
cruited w.-thin the States of Connecticut
and Rhode-Island. -
9th. At any place or places wheretroepi'
are or maybe staooned, marched or rS '.
embed within tie State cf Nev-Tork '
Niagara and its dependencies excepted. '
10 li.-At any( place or places u hers
:ro ps are or may be "stationed, marched
or ttcruited witiiin" the Sttt'c of Vi hfm
th, At any p aceor p!ace& where
troops oie or may; be statif.r'etf, "marched
or recruited within, the Stare of Perm,
sylvaiiia. 1
lOrl
M.
-e'rn, At anvi nlace or ntares tm;
'roop s
re cr-may stati.;utd, marchtd
'it,- " "iiW '
r recrutttd with.n the Star, s of Mary. ?
13 to, At any: pi a:
r glares where
-v..'ps tre cr-rny bt s.a ; rcarckd ;
r recruited wiibin t
e S arc ,i V iria,
iizn, 11 any pntcf or uKt where'
o--ps ae or mry. be star .0? m nc'ied
?r recruited wiihm tht Siaie yt ,JSorJh
'Jat ;lina', " ' , ' $
15th, , At any piaee cr phces where
i .!'- ai'e or :Tja U: s-a Uned, in 1 cited
;r recmned within tliejisiate cf South-
Cuiui.ll-j- ; .
A t Ocfi'irf Q)d Fields, and it i
a..y, place or places w.icc tiw,.ps areor
may iei statkfitd, Dai fcht-d or recruit .
within "the limits of the Staveot Georgia,
-,17t h, Pn.posals : alsi be rtiflvedar.
a&rtsaidj f rjthe "sujjplyj of all 1 af.ori
w)rtch . may be requntri . by !he Uniud '
Staes: for the rroo? s -.Yhich aje rear
be stationed, marched"()r eciu:tfd.wi h;B
the town of Spnnglield, in the State of
'Maisachuseit? ; at d lor the armourers ai
djhtr persons employed ir. the Un ud
States Armory at r.,h at place, frm the '1st,
day of January, 1SJ9, inclusive, to tie
1st day jpf June, : 1B10.
A ration to consist of one pourfdani
one quar'rr of beef, r three-quarters fl
p und of pork , eip h reen ounces of bread
ir ti-ur. one p :11 f rum, wliif kv brbran :
dy, and at the rate ot,tw i qiiartscfalt,
t ur quarts of vinegar, four pounds .01.;
soap, and one jouuLai.d a half "of ca;
'dies, .0 every .hundred, rations Thepn
ces cf the several comp neut par's of the
ration shall be specified ; butrts.eXJ States
reserve tne right of -making isud. aiter
ois m the mice of the comp .nen- partJ,
f rhe ra'-lon aforesaid, as shrill rake the -
jiicfe of each r."ar thej-eot btzr z m1 Pr5.
iorrionio the or.-Ovrsed br'ce ofth-- whole
ratjon'i'' The rauotis are in be Hirr-is"
n suci" quantiu'cs. ttat there s?uil, at w
trhes, during the term (.f the x - 5e(
c;, o- smncier'f ior uu- V"- uM i" ,
1 r o. ; ps a f ti 1 c5 -i i.r.ia c k i iiacDetrott.
KJtfaso.'t'vi s'x n.o: ii.s ir ht
V -1 K OHilI,IC.:'t I f V V'" ( (
of the
and Cni
tern wattr'4. fir-at" least ih.ua monttisi;
acivar.ee, o t -gord aii' wirlw-.s; -irie prt'U! ;,
ons, if i he same shall iteqtirfed.' ' '?B
ds to be peiniitdiio ail ami every 'of"
cmmii daitts-'.bt'rfrifficrd nircos 1 r N
tmcall forat'seaii)iis when the wVi'
t' :-.-.J J. i In faseMl"l
oe trtiurxu cui ui iti any nwit.
urgency jsucb' supplies t' like jwvww.
m. atlyance, aa: iw' Uwedcr.etion
Corrtadanr'. shall be deemed f roper
. It is unuerstoedthot the contractor 1
beat the expeuce and rick of issuing111
supplies to 'tbe-t&ppSj and that all lossev
cut tcu ijj . v uc; vtcj t
r by means of the.trt
hft naid hv the? Ill- Sla
the. articles captured or destroyed as
saia, fjn jne acrsiiion vi .
ceitificate cfa cdmissiOhed 6ftcerr- v:
ijlglthe circHftrstaiCtes of the -oss, aPtf
fmount frF. tbeat;r5eli IFbr. wbicb, wttp -
eviieuTidersoodro be !J
servecllto;ihe Saif requog...
I1U1K UI. IIIE- auuijuWf. n .. -'-T-i
ave beenirnay befi un3S
A Cbb0. mwmm J ' ' V Mi mi
ways reouirect jit any ui r r , i
besoindn frontier, J;i
I
liishedunderafny .of the PfSl
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