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ilemanin public ftabon to give fuch
d'rrcltoa to one copy of this paper,
as w il enfure its reception, by three
©r snore public fpirited and imelli-’
gent citizens in their refpefitivc
fta es and diftrifts.
It is hoped, that thofe three or
more public fpiilted and inrell gent
c tizens, will p take the pr j
per and nec< flary nv-afurcs to com-
Twunh ate ths pap-*r to everv to n
fhtp, hundred, t wn, ward, or other
fmallefi le ft ion of our counties,
Cities and b.uoug s, in order to
ei Ture a general a;id tjfrftual atten
tion o [ne m a-ure.
The gent I men def ribed and
Other public fpirited and inte ii; g -nt
cit'zens in the wa-ds, tow Ihipsand
other fmallefi feftions of the citirs,
boroughs and counties are refprft
fully invited to procure every maf
ter-manufa6tu’er and all perfons
deah g in raw materials, to make
an early and full communcatton by
mail, addrrff“d to this ■ /fir, fh-. w
ing, with exaftnefs, the r rtftptft ve
rt fidenc.es, kinds of goods manufac
tured, and current prices, and the
quantities and whole amount, if they
think proper, Ihe forms of fu h
a communicati on are fubj dnrd,
for uniformity and explanation.
1 his operation nicy he y
made. The information, which
mav be obtained, when and gifted b
t :s c fB will pla. e the rtfourers
and rapacities of the couno v m*re
fully before the various branches of
the government, fo as to enable
thtm to aft as the nature of their
p iwers ar;d duties may appear t© re
q lire ot admit. It will facilitate
tne operations of the pur chafers for
the public hippie*, whom it will
enable to deal with manufacturers
adjacent to the divifi >ns of the pub
lic forces, and diftant from their of
fices.
Very confiderable advantages,
coding nothing, would refulr to
manufacturers from this meafure, by
the light it would give upon the
fubjrdt of this fpontaneous and very
incei.fi g branch of the natT nal
trade and bufinefs. Notonlv would
the public agents and the people at
Ia r ge, be enabled to know how, Sc
wh re they could procure American
itu ufafturrs, but the leg fixture
and the Executive, with its atTift
antSj would be enable dto corifider,
for every nectflary parpofe, tb** va
lue, the quantity* rhe local fiuia
tions, the mftruinents and means,
the capacities, the denominations or
kinds, and other fads r< lative to the
manufafturers of the Un ted Sra't-s,
their docks of dometlic aid foreign
raw materials and their goods and
merchandize.
A note of any maoufadures, on
ha->d, at this timr, or w ftch could
be completed vtftrhin a ev m nths,
m ght be an ufefiil additon to the
co o-Tiuniac ion* particularly of blue,
g af. g r een, ouff, white, black and
fca. let br >ad 1 ths, at prices above
two and liars, and narrow in propor
tion ; white fwa /kings and wftte
plains above fify ce ‘Sj dog
woollen ved-ba- k cloths; woollen
or wordrd lini. g du/F , blue, gre n,
& . Bit.ike of 3 to 3i 2
p unds weigh', 6 feet 1 pg 4 1 2
feet wide, and tweeled ; wrm* lin
en 28 1 2 inches w and ,ab >ve 35 ts.
or any other proper mil ar ~ ids.
\ ENCH C( X,
Purveyor of Public Supplies.
Form of a Manufacturer's Statement.
G g B Wfl ams, t e
tow fh p ft Northampton, county
of Bv.rk/li r~, and ita;e cf M.fT
chuletts. kes and fells b oai
clothi ar o and *lla sand a bal* to
thret : eryardi blanket* at
three fo three dolUrs and one half
each* narrow cletc.s at a dollar ad
one third, to one dollar and a half
pr*r ya dj total of goods o a year,
4231 sards broad cloth, 7363 vards
narrow cloth, and 413 blankets
Total value 25,511 dollars and 45
cents.
The faid Williams employs and
moves wa er, one carding ma
chine and 150 fpindlrs { and by
ha id 4 ? o fpindles in the wodrn ma
nufacture.
Another Perm of a Manufacturer's
Statement.
Philip J. Hann, No. 33, Wafh
ington-ftreet, Wrieivft-r, F ede
ri’clt V gima, m*kfs and
fells wool nats v 90 to 100 cents
each; rorum, rail r, or common
fur hats at 4 to 5 i Huts ea- b; and
fine hats ar 5 - r 6 and a ha f dollars
ea 1; ‘* r al q jantitv o g ?ods ia one
year, 4390 w ol hat*-, 1103 r >rum
call r or common fur hats, 203
fine fur hats. Toral value 10,452
dollars.
We have been informed from a
four e whtch is refpeftabV, that
200 A mericaos have Cj ff and the
Sabine near Na hitoches, and are
rnar ning aga> ill Na .g 1 >chcs, a
girnfm town of the province of
Texas, n >w occupied bv Spanifli
tro ps. It will be reme nbered by
our readers, that ibour 12 m nths
ag i, the re was f imr fevrrt fighti g
between the ere des of Texas and
the Spariilti troopx, when the latter
fuccee led in crufiiing, what thev
were pleafed to call rebellion. As
fa- as we can n <w learn, a creole
effi cr named Manchac, in the pa
triotic caule, came to Na hitoches
lately to recruit for the republican
lervice, a.d fu ceded in gening
400 of the fi rft .ifi.-men of our
c untrv, wh:> have marched in high
Ipi rm, fl ifhed wirh tie love of li
berty, a,.d panti. g for g! >ry.
IV Florida paper.
We are forry to Earn from rhe
followirg article, that an attempt
will be made to purcha e from the
Leg fliture of Pennlylvania, a char
ter fir the cmi)loymcnr of ih* effi
cers and capital of the lare Bank of
the United States, If this Inflitu
tion has heretofore been an obj <sl
of dread f . manv worthy men and
found (latefm'-n, whdft exiftmg un
d r charter from the General G >v
ernment, becaufe of its immenfe
polui al i fi fence, how mach more
f > will it be in the na ids of a tfcate,
whi h, with a tenth part of the ref
ponfi'i licy, will exerede the power,
folemnly declared to be too formi
dable and dangerous to be trufted
ia the hands of a confederacy of
feventeen flairs ? The argument of
appr hci and o danger from fo great a
mon ‘pv)iy was frequently and fuc
ceisfully wielded agamft the renewal
of the late United States’ Bank
charter. Tne confequence of the
ag ncs of the la e Ba.,k obtaining a
charter from PcnnUlva ua or New-
Y >rk (for we underfland attempts
will b made on the leg flatures of
both lta es) will be as we fin
cercly drprecatc, and almvift fear to
contemplate. In felf-defence, e
very nation in the union muft, foo
ne r or larer, fell a g r eat bank char
ter or c carters; and, fuch fway and
c n*roul will tnrfe monied engines
have over che affairs of govern
m>- >t, than procels of time the
American Union will be regarded
m re as a confederacy of Banks,
cna.i a confederacy of flares. We
had q it inug'oed the leg flitures of
the Races of Pen ifylvania and New
Y k w *uld Gr a moment enter
u.n me propoficion for ckis barter
of monopoly for mon*v; and our
dila: pointment at the G fferent prc*l
ped held out in the article wc quite
is by fo much the more pcig iant as
it was unexpected.
Nat. Intel.
[From the Democratic Prefy ]
BANK of the UNITED SITES.
Ou re iders will
w re amof g the fi ft, if n t the
v?*ry fi ft, ?n p oreft, g agai.-ft this
Inftitutiori’s bM g rrchartered by
Cr g els f the United S ates.
We to-k our {land upon the con
(Eruriop, and upon conftituional
grounds we did our belt to defeat
the application. Aware of rhe con-
Equence* which might rcluit fr m
th'. withdraw* g from circulation
fo a capital , we had sepia-ed
-1 v invited ,nc ITrr&ors of the U.
S r ates* Bank, to apply to the L gif
lamre of Pennfv'vania, where no
c nft turional difficulties had any
ex ftenre—Such an appli ‘ation was
rot madeu itd w:thin a fsw davsof
rh? a j nirnmentof toe g flirure.
W-- uhde (land that the truftces of
the ba k are ab-u* to mak* ?mme
diate application ro ou- L g.fluu e
O.pual to be appi ed for, nor any
of the general fcarur sof the a6l <f
incorporation falicited—as the bo
nus on the part of be Bank, rep
rrfentation of rhe ftc,te in the di
re6fciop, the am .'unt of capua, and
tiie du a ion of the chart’r, arc
all thirg* to us unknown* we can
have no and fiure opinion as m the
policy or impolicy of granting to
the truftres a cha'ter of incorpora
tion, bu; the qurfti n is of magni
tude aid import ace, fufli ient to
clam, as wedoi. be not it will claim,
thr f- rious attention of our General
Aflfi mbly.
Bo ton, Dec. 11.
A gentleman in town has rei.eiv~
an ffi al copv f rhe Order of the
Britijh Privy Council for allowing a
tra ie between certain ports in the
B r u fh provinces of N iva-Scotia
and New B unlwi k, and the Unit
ed Stabs of Americas which after
reciting a pream ft-* is as follows :
“ Us Highntfs the Prince
R gent, by v rrue of the powers
veil and in his M j fty, by the above
recited aft, is pkaied in rhe name
and on beaalf ot his Mojrft and
be and with the advice of his Ma
jdt ’s Privy C iuncil, to order, ad
it is hereb’ oidered, that from i::d
afer the firft day of November,
181 1, and duri g the continuance
of theadt ab ve rec ; ed, until fur.
thr orders made tiereon, it fhall be
lawful f >rany fhip or veflfel, except
in vcfTls belonging tog France, or
the fubjvfts to export from
the por s of Hal fax, Nova-Sootia,
and the. pon* of S . A.udiew’s and
St. J >hn*s, New B.uaiwiek, to any
port belonging to the United Stages
of America, from wmch Brinfh
vcfTls are, 01 fhall be excluded,
any ancles b ing the growth, pro
duce or manuhifture of the United
Kmgd m of Great Britain and Ire
land, orof any of his Ml jrfty*s co
lonies, pupations or feedements,
in the Weft-ladies, provid'd u.h
articles (hill have been cert.fi and bv
the ColFft ir and Comptroller of
his Mijefty’s cuftim> ar any of the
ports ab >vementioed, from whence
the fame fhall be flipped fo-aoy of
the ports of the United Scares as
aforefaid, to have been imported
into one of the fa and prov n es of
Nova-Scotia and New-BrunfWick,
ia a Britifh fhip or vefTei from any
port of the United Ki igiotn ft G.
Britain and Ireland, or from a pore
of the faid colnT s, plantaci) s or
fectkmentsj and ailo to impure into
the port of Halifax, N. S. and the
ports of St. and St John’s
N. B. from any of the faid ports
of t h e United States, whea? & p aia
of an? kind, bread, bilcuit & fl ur,
pitch, tar and turpentine, fuch ar
ticles being the growth, produce fie
manufefture of the faid ftates.”
Centir.e!
GEoKGiA EXPRESS.
J/'HFNS, JANUAR f 10
l jl. —. ■ ~u...■ —. ■: —: 1 Tha
THE gre at eft part of the Tory £-
ditors deny that the Indians , in pur-,
fuing the r hoftile difpofttien towards
this country have been encouraged jo
to do by the Brittjh What will thefe
penjiened fcribblersfay to the follow
ing extract of a letter from an officer
in Governor Harrifon's army> to bis
friend in Boflon:
Ci We took above ninety fufee>, fie
rifLs from the enemy, mofi of them
new , and of Enghfh manufacture ”
We are certain that after this , no
American will dcubt the exigence of a
Brttijh FaCHon in this country—
of this we are equally certain—-that
the Republicans will, e'er long, take
the neceffary fiefs to curb the ;nf ( >-
T •of thofe who, unmindful of the
bltfjhigs they enjoy under ou* happ go
vernment will SELL their time and
talents to the corrupt Minifiers of a
tbievifh government.
If any thing further were wanting
to prov* that there is a band of t rai
tors, and Britifh Agents in America,
we think the folio wtng would convince
the mofi fcepticaL
Warning to Smugglers !—Eng! fli
goods to a very Urge am >unt were
le zed lately bv the fficers of gov
ernment, in B fton, for having
been Smuggled into rhe country.—
The goo-.s (with FISH a r earfi
head) were very nicely packed n fifh
hegfh ads ! No pei f m appeared as
ow >cr, *nr ii* it probable ‘here ever
will. Thelf fifh, i. e. broad cloth*
in hfgfn ads, were a config-iment
from an eaftern port to a fi m isi
this town, who, bv this unlu kv
procedure, wftl loofe th-ir < >m
m.ifiion at leaft ! Bofi Pat.
The Houfe of Rtprefentatives of the
U States have agreed to the amend
ment of Senate to the Apportionment
B ’ll, which fixes ths ratio at one mem
ber /or every 35,000 Thus it ap
pears we fhall be entitled to S IX mem
bers in the next Congrefs, We deem
it a duty thus early to inform our fel
low citizens, that the Republican
members of our Hate Ltgiflature have
determined en fupporfing. in their re*
jpeCtive counties ,
Mtffrs 8188 ,
TROJP ,
H ILL ,
Tb LF HR,
B iR NE TT ; and
PRAT,
which determination meets our most
hearty approbation Our intention at
prefent , is merely to let the PEOPLE
know who are the REPUBLICAN
Candidates at the next EleSlion that
they may not (as many honefi Dem
ocrats were at the lad Congrefftenal
Election) be again impofed on by the
mifireprefentations of deftgning men.—*
THE Ne ws from Spain and Portu*
gai is fuch as we have , for jame
ti-ne expected i'be Portuguefe and
Britifh are loofing ground—and we
cxpeCt, Jhortly to hear , that they are
in Lifhon again Americans will not
regret this—for although we WHIP
them whenever we come in contact
yet we fbould rejoice, that there are
others, be flies our [elves, who are a
ble, and willing , to chaftife the myr
midons of John Bull
George the Third is not dead—but