Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-26

po,'.s of tlris peace. may call i an srrsoha.
tion Of that meafurc Ii cxsinguiihcd many
Of the lamps. Il Is remarkable, that al the
Admiralty the crown vas drowned out, bus
the anchor remained, The entertainments
concluded Al pfury- lane tIleatJc. in the midh
Of this Rorm, which produced the g,eateif
condensation in the coffee rooms and lohbics,
vshssc the lirhtning Asihcd. while the thndcr
roared. Several iadics fsinted,, and the
fhricks and groans Of Others. were awful.
None were 70 much alarmed and difconfolatc
Is the cyprian corps. who fecmed 70 think a
time Of reckoning was arrived. Half-a-'
guisea was given 70 hackney coach TOR
milling fare and even at thar price it was diff.
fculf 20 obtain 4 conveyance. Such isfhc
hiitory Of Saturday; . day that viii be mem-
orzblc in the annals Of this country
YcAerday abouf noon, nearly 1000 pco-
pIc collected at the door Of Rcddiih's. Gen.
lsureaon, having previouly breakhaed,
wenr. at one o'clock, in plain bloc coat.
on foot with his brother. 20 Bennett &rcct,
where his chariot was 10 waiting. Alter
paving ieveral yifits, he proceeded TO M.
\ Ono's. aud there drtdcd himfclf in the re-
eimenials Of Chief OF Brigade Of Artillery.
Thcfplcndor Of The dfcfs xceeds delcription.
The bloc isckct il fiIpcrbly embroidered; the
bottons gold. and the button holes 6lver- lace !;
the epauiets appropriately beautiful vel,
ver cap with rope of gold around and
taaels, very rich. The feathers is of yellow
and pink colours, the fame dzc as worn by
the officers in the dragoon guards. Panta-
looms blue, with eight ftripes OF gold ep,-
+ broidcsy. His half boots boudd with gold
lace, and gold tancl. The whole of the
def was cxquifsrly embroidered. Al s
o'clock. Gen. Laureifon fer off 3tom M. on
fo's, III cnarios With 4 hoffss, 40 dine With
lard HAskefbury. at Rochampfoo. The
pollillion niaook the road, and drove 20
Kcniine,on. The miRske occaiioned de-
Nv of near an hour. Gen. Laorsiton dii
NOT reach the refidence OF lord Hswkeibury,
until after the dinner hour. fle apologized
20 his lordfhip for the delay, and The oorp-
pany fct down TO d,nper. Mr.. Pir'vas cpe
OF ths rueas. Arlo m;pueu after 10 o'clock.
Z CT lsaorcaon retired, and returned 10 Red
dilh's. When he appeared on Saturday in
pubic. the mob believed he was the brother
cf 3uopapsrre, and all Who could Get near
him touched his jacket with much reverence.
that they might lay they had tocchsd The
family Of the Chiet Conful. When he hrR
arrived. at M. O:to's on Saturday, general
voIIy was fred by M. Otso's iervants from
the windows, TO anaounce the ratification.
The mob repeatedly cried out az the door
az Rcds.i.h's---" yiax Ia R>Psbhqa<.---
~ Lang live koopsparte.' \
General Laurclon is OF fne figure.
sHovt five feet ten inches in height, full,
handfomc face. Romsn note. complexion vc-
~ dark. whilkcrs large. and has vsry iol-
dicr-lke appeararce--his rnanrers are gen.
t!eman-l.kc. fmilc generally on his coun'e-
naace he knows little EngIiih. His conf.
icr has been in all Buonapasse's battles.
Genssal LauscRon was ct the aacicnt
French nobility. He waa born at Pondi-
cherry, ia the EAT Indics, of which has fsshes
wnsa Governor. tic has brother. now a
merchant in this city. with whom. we believe,
he will dine this day. II 10 isid, thar nc 70
defended from the famous family OF Law de
l.sufrAon, the 6nancier. Boonapafte has
shus siven law 20 Lrelsnd !! The family. we
underaand, u ofisins.ly from Sco,lands
where the name ID commou. There il =
town in Scotland called Lsnsstnn, and lrcet
ii Edinburgh called LsoreRcn's Cloie. IL 10
fs;dl,hat thcse Il coniidcrable eltsse IN Scot,
lad. 10 which the prcfent General will
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