Repertory, The; Boston, Mass. Friday, September 6, 1805

Boston, MA: John Park, 71 State Street, 1805. 30 x 50 cm. Report from Salem, Sept. 2 states that there were 150 Americans with General Exton who went by land against Tripoli. The United States is assisting the exiled Bashaw, in order to dethrone the Usurper in Tripoli. Victory for the American Army over the Tripoline forces. Internal convulsions in the Turkish Empire-- disturbances caused by insurgents in Servia (now Serbia). News from Savannah, GA: Negroes have shown signs of an insurrection, and had begun poisoning a number of white inhabitants. One Negro has been burned alive and two hanged. The Combined Fleet was reported last seen in the Bay of Biscay, in pursuit of Lord Nelson. News of birth of a son to Madame Jerome Bonaparte (Napoleon's younger brother). Napoleon (as of July 9) was visiting his Italian fortresses; he was then to go to Genoa to accept the submission of the former Masters of his birthplace, Corsica. Ad for citizens and soldiers alike to gratify their military wants at the Nerw Armoury on Essex Street, where elegant sabres of the pattern that was used at the battle of Marengo can be had. Also hats and plumes of the pattern worn by General Moreau; also portable rifles, pistols of all kinds, some silver mounted with hair triggers, silver breast plates, English fowling pieces, battle powder and oil flints, powder flasks. Preble Sabres, cut and thrust blades. Newspaper, worn, vertical page fold perforated, fair. . Catalogs: Newspapers/History.