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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-17

THE NEW GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN;
Andd great Battle expected to be fought.
The following very interesting intelligence
direct from Seville, proves that the Spani-
ard. are making the greatest efforts to rid
their country of their enemies, and that the
new government has commenced It's oPe-
ratious BY iniusiug new energy into the
people, and taking tie most vigorous steps
for preserving the kingdom. The news OF a
grsas and decisive battle having beenfooghss
may be expected BY the next arrivals. :
3, IcoMMuNloATED FOR THE fRHEssAN's
.. " JcvRsAL. y ...ea
.Ex,raet of a letter fen, gentleman in Sc
pillf, dated Neyem6sr 6, 1909, to another
IN Psiia4ksphie. ii
+" On the ist inst. the Gobierno Exeeu-
two del RENO, took the government into
their hands. Its composed of the follow
ING members: ~
PRESIDENT.
HE LreeRency the Archdisdep Of SeviIts
Lo.AIm:nistyator. > ....
MEMBERS. .t.. -. -
Don esspar Mslchor de 5oUella'as,
DON .Sebast,dn de Socano, +.
Don yos5 Gdria de Ia Tore, "
Don Rodrigo Reyueln'e, =.
Dan Francisco Xavier Caro-,
The Marquis de pil1el.
SECRETARY OF STATE. ,~..
... Dan Francisco Sacedr0.
Tits reported that the French have car.
,isd OFF all the heavy artillery they had At
the siege Of Corona, which PLACE still holds
cut and has of late received some reinforce
msnss besides some provision and ammuni.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-17

emplsyed =. warm The han Of the house d
representatives wi.h MS rarifyins air-ssove
reported that the prayer Of thspesitioaer is
reasonable, and that measures onght to be
taken % procure 4 rarifying air-stove to
warm ,he hall Of this house. Referred TO
acomminse ofthe whole house on Friday
next. -
The unknished business ofyesserday was
saken up, respecting the ssg-,a's. The
question before the house il, shall the com.
haissee have leave to sis sSain!
Mr. Dana spoke at considerable length
and with great energy against the rule
Hesaid idwas worse than licensing the press
lit went to silence more than million Of
people at once. 1t destroys representation
in its essence. Why should the majority
have desire to silence the minority with
this political lock: jaw : s.a...
Mr.. Mes eley also spoke with grea. judg-
ment and strength of argument against the
rule.
Mr. ". Alston spoke in favor Of the
rule, az did NJ. Rhea. ...-
Mr.. She6ey spoke against the rule. He
considered it an encroachment on the liber.
ties of speech, and he could never submit
to it.
Mr.. Nelson was also against the r,ile--he
believed the previous question was not we'll
understood in the house, or perhape he did
not understand it. According 70 the con-
struction uow put upon it by those who ad.
vocated it, he believed it to be one Of the
most wicked and mischievous regulations
ever introduced. ......... ..
Mr.. Dana rose again to explain the for
mer usages Of the house with respect to
previous question.
Mr Ross was in favor of the rule, he
thought it absolutely necessary for the 60.
vernment Of the house and to facilitate the
business Of the nation.
The question, shall the committee Of the
uhsk haze kave to sit again : was put and
lost.
Tn. merits Of the reposs Of the select
committee who reported the rules and or
dsrs of the house were thsn taken up.
Mfr. Dawson moved to strike out the Of.
fensive rule, in order to introduce The rule
as formerly praetlsed.
Mr. Shelley moved to divide the ques'
ton so as to take the sense Of the house on
striking out first. The yeas and nays were
called on this question.
Mr.. p. B. Porter spoke at considerable
length in favor Of the rule. He did not
wish to disguise the rule-It went to give
the majority the privilege Of closing debate
when they thought proper and he con-
tended that this power was necessary to
the majori.y--As they had power to make
laws, they ought to have power 70 silence
the opposition. ..... .. ".
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-17
Alexandria Dancing Aaemblies.

The second Alexandria Dancing Assem-.
bly, will be on FRID ~ evening next,thc 18Th
ia.t.-1'hs third on FRIDAY evening the
I'd of February sand the fourth two weeks
after the Birth Night. IN
The Managers.
January Is. dtle!A.
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OUTS, BEE LER, %
Gov FE cTl0 M u ~ q
xxAx rHI WARRINGTON fAy11y9 11xeS

a Et = 3F CO " 70 y 49, - Ss1ttkF 49, 2
xxA1 rnx WARRINGTON fAv11yg sixeS
:. STREET, ALIxAHDatAs i.
TAKES the liberty Of :intosnipR hie
friends IN particular. md TIE puone =
general, thsa he consindes ito carry On sns
Confeelilnnry Husinsss in ~ itss blsncesa' y
q man Superior 10 most and interior %
none. In The United Ss.ssA ftsm ibis Know
lsdKD Of the buIinssss having prastised IN
most ofthe countricsin Eursps. 81 giving
previous notice, parties en- 10 supplied VITA
Cakes, oruamentsd n any sorm. He VAL a..
pose Of every article in his linz, ether yssss.
sale or retail, On the most modsste tesiae.--s
He has on band, al kinds Of ~ ettassersts
among which are, preserved lines, ciuynss
orange peel, strawberries, sptieots, &c. &c.
A large assortment a. Marlaiqus cofdisl,
Wine Bi,.ers,, Almoads, Rsisiah c,rrants,
Grapes, Oranges, OEsags Flower and Rose
Wafer, lie. ~.
All orders will b gratefully received, and
executed with particular attention and dis
patch. %.,1I -. q
January IL. SCOT
/ NJ B. On hand, few boxes best Spanish
Cipars. for retail.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-17

Effects Of the N9n-Ltercourse.--We as
cert il for a fact, and which our readers
may rely on, that an American vessel which
had gone of. arrived lately at an English
island, With a cargo of -four, and was not
permitted TO land il, but sailed with it tor
St. Bartholomew where she has arrived.
Does not such fact illustrate better than
all the 6ue-spen arguments Of visionary
statesman in support of this foolish system
Docs i, not prove that Mr.. Macon's bill is
a wise measure, compared with the half
way measure of non.iutercourse
(Nortek Leager.)
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-17
For Sale, or to Rent,

A three story Brick HoLse,two rosms ca .
door, With every outhouse suitable, which
makes it complete and eligible lot TOR ) e.
mily. It is situated on Roysl-ssrsss near
the market and court house. and Is ready 70,
the reception Of tensnt. Z
also FOR SHE,
Several Lots, on Water, Wolf, Fairfax,
and King streets, On ground ren,s yisidine
an annual insome Of 1--WE hundred dollars.,-.
Some Of these are improved iots. and would
be leased to good tsnants, and the oshsr >.
building leases. For terms spply TO
Robert Patton.
Who has ~ hand fl Jalt,
100 pieces Of Hessiaas, # hu ssatsh0sss
on Fairfax street. 2
Jaaasry IL N
=.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-17
Advertisements.

: Advertisements.
FE1HEREAS my wife Elizabeth did .e'
wv scond from mo on "Wednesday the
Sd January, 1910, and my son James the .th'
Therefore ! forwarn all persons hsxborn6
nv Son and those who may please 70 hafoof
or credit Aer may g il attheir own sxpsnce'
~ George Hill,
; J MARY II. .
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-17
SIN, al" Us.
Port Of Alexandria.
SHIP

.,.. ..,- ARRIVED, !
Sloop Little Sarah, Eldridge, ProH-
deuce-northern produfe-so the masssf.
Schooner Sukey, Low, bossoo-d'sso'
Ito John G. Ladd. ~
o. WiLIlAMsoN's Packet
will fail for Norfolk on Thur
day morning next.
Jsnuay IS. ...-..... u
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-17

In Liverpool paper Of the 18th Of No
|rember, We find American superhne -Four
6uo,ed a, 50 to 81 shillings sterling per Dbl.
|and sour do. at 4s to 81, and at London,
Con- exchange the 22d Nov. the prices
were, whoa, SO to LOG, and fine do. 10 to
1tA- Flour 90 to 81, and seconds IS to
DO.
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aIsrsnDrta Tsap
LATEST FROM cADIz.

The brig Mary Ann, capt. Dyer, from
kJ;z, So day., i. below. The capt. came
mo town ,ai, morning., but we have not
I'm, able to see him. Isis said he brings
hsw. of consequence. Hs'was inform
by the gep,lsman who transacted his bu-
,s, when there, that accounts had been
eivsd of the rejection of the Spanish mi
her by our government, what effect is
buld have is not known, but he was aP-
ehensive it would have an injurious one
our commerce. 1t was generally sup
BED the French would gain possession OF
i whole Of Spain in the spring.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-17

January l5-i6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

TO the Lshabfants Of Ae fsrcn ef .hespors
THE ,own of .Newpor having engaged Doctor
SYLVANUS FANSHER TO noculate the In.
habitans of said town for the KlNE-pOCK, and hav.
ing appointed the Subscribers Committee TO pro.
mote and superintend general incubation
NOTICE
is hereby given, tha, the inocuation will take place
at the expense of the town, at the following times
and places -On Monday, the 17,h inst at MIR. Ten.
neys Meeting House on Tuesday az the Episcopal
Church; Wednesday 1T DIR. Paffen's Meeting.
House OH Thursday al Mr.. Eddy's Mceting.Ifouse ,
on Friday At Mr.. Ci6sons Meeting House and ON
Saturday at the Methodist Chapel, from to Ii, A.
VI. and from TO 5, r. M. and that all persons
mo culated requested to attend at the same place
es on the eighth day from the incubation for cx.
aminstion.
The Committee earnestly recommend to their fel.
low-citizeIis, that they avail themselves Of this op.
portuny to secure themselves and families from the
attatk Of that loansone and dangerous disease the
.SmaA.Por. lieads Of families will consider that
they an important duty TO their children and do
mesticks, and that if Though their inattenton the
present opportunity should pass unimproved, those
who had right to depend confidently on their yigi.
lance and affection, may reproach the with having
unnecessarily exposed their lives. II ought 70 be
be remembered, that our duty to the community re-
qures to contribute cxertions, each within his
own sphere, to the determination Of that formidable
foe TO human lite, the small por, and that the kline.
only hope Of its final extirpation. nw'
When the Inhabitants Of the town Of Nsmpors re.
collect the expense and confusion often suffered
by Of the breaking out Of the smaR.p and,
above all the anxiety and distress Of individuals,
occasioned by the frequent recurrence Of this ca.
laTity, the Committee hope that all who are not
already secured from the infection, will apply to
Doctor Fansher, at the times and places prescribed
and the town from the danger 70 be Justly ap
prebend from the smaifpor 1t is expected that
Doctor Benjamin Waterhonss, native Of this town,
and to whom the United States are greatly indebted
for the early communication and adoption Of the
VACCINE INCUBATION, will attend during the
vaccination in .As@porf, and by his advice and great
experience, will be enabled to render great assist
ancc to Doctor Fansher.
The Committee request that no eignrrs be smok-
cd in the bcdngs dcsgnated,as the practice is dan.
gerous, and TO many offensive. THE women who
tend to be nocculated are requested to wear sho,s
sleeves
John l.. Ross, Jun Thomas G. Pifman, John
Socnm, Robert " .duchmufy, John p. Mann,
Edward Thnrsfon, Daniel Sheldon, Edward
Eostou u.--Comm mittec.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19
.MAyY OF THE UNITED sEaTcs

We understand that the following is the
employment of our puoiick vessels of war at
this time
The frigate President, Commodore Rogers,
}, stationed at New-York ); Inc Constitution,
Capt. Hull, in the Delaware Ba the brig
Argus. at Boston and the sch. Revenge at
Newport, K. with orders TO make short
cruises and return occasionally to their re-
spective stations.
The frigatc United States, Commodore De-
satur, and the frigate Essex, Capt. Smith,are
Stationed at Hampton Roads the John Ad-
ans, Capt. Dent, at St. Mary's the ship
Wasp, Capt. Jones,and the brig Ferret,Lieut
Gadson, at Charleston, S. G. the brig Siren
Capt Tarbell, at Savannah the brig Nauti-
hls, at Wilmington, NJ &. with similar orders
The brig Hornet, Capt. Hunt, is on for
ei.;n service and the brig Vixen, Lieut..
b sinbridge, and the sch. Enterprise, Lieut.
Read, are stationed at Ncw.Orlcans, where
shere are about 90 gun bats always stationed.
The friga,e United States, the Wasp, the
Siren, and the Ferret, are now cruising near
eur southern extremity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19


In tins town, on the l2th inst. MARY THuRsroN,
daughter OF the late MIR Samuel Thurston, aged 81.
Her death is truly affecting, few too few of her
age were so peculiarly qualified for usefulness AS she
was oy cultivation OF every social, domestiok, ard
reiigious duty Her illness was long, tedious, and
distressing, the severity of which she endured With
the becoming foltitude Of christiaD--wiih pa-
tence and composure OF mind, that cvinced TO her
surviving friends, that she had lived with strict re-
terence to another and better world-that shs had
iTed, answerable 10 the important object of life
that she had lived but 10 exhibit to the world and
her own sex in particular, brigh, and SHINING cx-
ample OF virtue, patience, beneyoence, piety and all
the domestol> virtues that endeared her TO her fam
lily and friends.
At sea, on his passage from Hapanna to Ne,e Or
leans. Lieut. TRlPP, OF the United .Sfaies navy Tic
had the command OF the brig Fiaen, ard ordt rcd
Gas we are mtOrmed) to cruize in for the
protection of our trade. Lieut. TRIPP was a brave
othcer, and had sgnalized himself IN the Il .poiteu
war in the .HsGlfe,Taneaa.
At an early age he entered the navy, then isng in.
to eminence, and soon distinguished himself BY that
spirit OF subordination, which best DISPLAYED his flu
ture htness to command--though By nature violent
IN his passions, his afiaby aud gcntleness erGear
him to all-his heart was noble and liberal IS the day.
and to Distress his pity gave ere charity began His
courage, when aroused, was dreadful as Heavens
vengeance to the vanquished, his mercy was gentle
and reviying as its lews II would exceed The lin-
It's OF this paragraph TO follow him in his career Of
honour-bright indeed was the path though full of
danger lie was enamoured Of glory and th. price
OF his blood was admitted to her embrac,--n did
his health ever recover from The multiplied wounds
which sealed his victory over the pirates Of TiTtoh
Inprivate life, his modesty but added lustrc his
other virtues: careful 10 avoid any mention Of
his exploits, and shrinking from the most Justly ncti,-
ed eulogiums, he always the first to observe and
TO applaud the merits Of others. lie was cherished
by his friends with no common afiecton and bis
sincerity justified his wsrrnth--but he is gone aud
to them are left unavailing regrets--et long, very
long. shall he be remembered "recornled honours
shaR gather round has monument, and hiekea IL
's ssad }a6rick, and mill SUPPORT the ieureis that
do'nH" Citizen
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19
YELLOW FEVER.

We learn from sources too respectable to
be doubted, that the Yeiio.v. Fever is raging
with great violence in the City Of Elizabeth,
Pasluotank county. The sch'r. Little Charles
capt. Grice, arrived some time since at Nor
folk, from the HAVANA, with cargo of cof-
fee, where size landed consite rabe quanti-
~ from whence she proceeded to Elizabeth
direct and there landed the balance, together
with her ballast from the latter of which, it
is supposed fromcertain circumstanoes] the
contagion must have Observation-Disclosures re-
ports are afloat but we forebear making any
'other remarks at present than that the great
est precaution IS necessary to prevent the
Disease from spreading through the different
parts of the country Four persons died ON
Monday last, and three on Tuesday.
Edenfon Cazefte.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19
uunHEr SEANIu.An.

.ft his old stand, No i2s, 7hames-sfress,
nFFERs for sale general assortment Of DIR
~ GOODS, adapted 10 the season, which he is ace
'ermined to sell at the most reduced prices. He viii
receive about the 18th inst. great variety of Nkw
GOODS which will be worthy attention of those who
wish To purchase cheap. fNH
he also keeps constantly for sale u comp le'c as.
sortment OF COTTON YARN Of good quality, and
as cheap as can be purchased in this state. aN
sept. 12. Hf1t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

Newbort anil Providence Mail Line,
Throuph ERfsroL aud WAnarv

Newbort anil Providence Mail Line,
Through BRisroL and WARREN.
The Subscribers respectfully inform th
publick, that the MAIL STAGE runs as follows -
Leaves Nesphsrf, every morning Sundays
exccp,ed1 at o'clock A. NJ. and arrives at Prspk-
dence, at4P.M Leaves Prertdenec. every rnerning,
(sundays excepted) at O'Clock. y. NJ ant.a,rves ln
,ewporf, at half past 2o'clock, p. M-Tlis LINE or
STAGES passes over a beautiful road, where tho
Passenger has fine prospect Of the river, and
most beautiful view Of The Country. The fair for
each Passenger is 81 and so cents and allowed 2s
lbs. baggage. Every i25 pounds. pays the same AZ
r .seengcr.-Ali favours will be thankfully rrceiv
co and gratefully acknowledged, by the PubIck%'
obedent and humble servants,
PELEG FirH, Nswbes, p,
ISAAC FISH, Prorfdenes
n. b. Passengers, who wish for sests IN
Newport are requested TO call at the Hcuse " re-
LEG FIsH, near the Sfofeh and st the house
" sept. sah. 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

Washington, ss.--Clerk's office Suhreme Ju.
diciaf coarf, S1ht IL, 1910.
TNHi5RDAS Ezt k,e Cr.adeil, oi
w Charlcstown, in the county Of Washington,
has this day flied his petition in .ad Office directed
10 said Court, at their next October Term, in the
county of Washington, praying, for certain reasons
therein stated, that the Bonds Of Marriage between
him and his wife Experience, may be dissolved, and
a sentence of Dvorse dccreed
Notice is therefore hereby given, tn the said Expe.
rience Crandell, 20 be and lppr (f she ft,) be-
fse the next Supreme Judicial Court, 20 be holden
at south-Kingston, within and tor he county Of
Washington on the second Monday Of October next,
then and there to shew csuse (f any she hath,) VIII,
the PRAYER of the aforesaid petion ought not to be
granted. JAMES HRINE Jun Cle,k
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19
Lopur1ners,1it-DissclgeG

'THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the firm Of HARVEY
SESSIONS e co, is this day BY mutual consent dis
solved All persons indebted 10 said firm sgucst-
ed to make immediate payment 10 Harvey Sessions.
who is authorized receive the same and those who
have any demands against said firm, will please 10
present them to him and receive their pay
JOB SHERMAN,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

TO BE SOLD AT PuBLrcK AUCTION.

TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIcK AUCTION.
On Me I'd Of the IO,h m,nlh ntri, iv fair
-safher, u NOT the fret fair day eley,] at II o'sioeks
n. .M-On the prenises,
NINE. HOUSE LOTS. froDt rg
IN Farewell street, each Lot bounded on 8 cross
street, tbsy being par. of the meadow field belonging
to the Society of Fricnds
Dimen,ions, condition. &c. to be made known 1t
the time and place Of sale.
Newpor- 18Th Of the 9th month, 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

VXTILLIAM S. NICHOLS, Cold Smith,
Wv hasremoved from the Stand, wbick
hc lately occupied, to No. 80, 1names-st-erf,
SIX doors North Of Mr.. TowxsESp's Coffco
House, where he will continue 10 pay strics
attention to the commands oil his Customers-
Aug 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

The terms Of service of the following
Members of the National Senate, will expire
with the lith Congress, March 8, 1911, viz |:
Nicholas Gilman, New-Hampshlre.
Timothy Pickering, Massachusetts,.
Elisha Mathewson, Rhode Island.
JOHN Condit, New-Jcrscy.
James A. Bayard, Delaware.
William Is. Giles. Virginia. ~
james Turner, North Carolina.
Taunas Sumptu', South Carolina.
William H Crawford, Georgia.
Henry Clay, Kentucky.
The Legislature Of Ns~-Hampsh,e, hous reslss-
I'D .tr. Gilman tor another term
Federahsts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19
DISSOLUTION.


hrin Of FEAkiN6 & FAikMAN, is tl,s, az dissoI-
we'd, by mutual consent. All persons ha,irg de.
mands, viii please 10 present them for Settle smen,s
and those indebted requested to make immediate
payment to RICHARD FAlRAfAN, who il anthoIiz4
ed to settle the same.
MARTIN FEARING.
RICHARD tAinAiAN.
Newport, sept. I, 1910. ~s
The business will be continued by RICH
ARD FAikMAN, at 134, Jnames-S Street. who haA
on band--an extensive assortment Of =. th ses
STAPLE g FANCY GOODS.
Newport, september 8, 1910. ,as,,l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19
Horizontal Patent Pump.

THE Subscriber having been authorized
by the Patentee Of the HORTZO.s-T.aL Pr
TENT PUMP, to make and vend the same, cx-
olusvely for this Island, informs those persons who
may be inclined TO make use Of the same that they
may be seen. and their principle exhibited on sppIi.
cation to the subscriber.
JOHN CAHOONE.
July 10 17r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

One word is as goo. as thousand. If
ihe imfrcssment ci our seamen, md the
murders Of the crew of tne Chesapeake were
Dot worth fighting for.
Neither is the con6scation by France worth
Ggnting FOR,
Lite nj Liberty are of more value than
property all event,-,et our merchants
consider this. The farmers nd mechancks
Of the United States are not blind.--duro~o.
North Carolina. This State sends twelve
members to the House Of Representatives Of
Che United State, and il is at presenl repre-
scented by Republicans and feleraiists. 1t
cur Indignation from that State be, and we
believe it is, correct, the election of the pre-
. sent year will return from North Carolina II
democrats and one feder4iisI-FederI loss
spus I'm, Usehman.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

II z Mr. r BU Z 1

n II " Il II U Il T., T7T77
HAvING formed anew connexion in business on
Ii OH the 7th day of July, 1909, hereby r,queSs
ali persons who indebted him previous TO ihat
time, 10 call and pay the same, the accounts and
unsettled after the lst of October next will bc
positively put in suit at the next November court.
sept. ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

A GREEABLY to the Militia Law Of the State of
n hhods-Islend &c. the Brigade in the counties
oi emporG and Bristol, will turn out for Review and
Inspection, in the following order, viz.
lhe Regimen commanded by Lieut. Col Comman-
dant Themes H. stat, will meet for Review and In
speotlon on Monday the LIST day of October next.
The Regiment commanded by Lieut.. Col Comman-
dant Sch Peek. will meet for Review and Inspection
on Tuesday the Cd day of October next
The k,giment commanded BY LieutCoi. Comman-
dant Joseph Dnres, viii meet for Review and nspcc.
ton on "Wednesday the Sd day Of October next
Commandan,s VOL be particular an making their
returns accosdiug to law.
ANDREW rCoRRIE,
Brigader General, lst Brigade.
ABNER HATHAWAY,
Brigade .,hy0r aad Inspector.
Sept. l9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-19

nN Thursday evening last, an Anchor,
- weighing about 900 W.T. was stolen from he
bow OF the sIoop I'm ly, lying at the lower par OF
the town. Whoever viii give information SO that
the thieves may be discovered and property reganed
shall receive Thirty DaIlsrs reward, or Ten Dollars
for the Anchsr aers. Apply to the mssvr y b.ard
said sloop. John OSBORN,
sept T. - ~