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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08

To s.e frhc5ifarfs sf l.e fewr Of .Ntrporf.
THE town of .Asrperf having engaged Doctor
SYLYANCS FANsHER 10 ir3cuiate the m
habitans OF said town Cor the klNE-fOCk, and hav-
ing appointed the subscribers Committee To pro-
mote and supcrintsnd general inoculaton--
NOTICE
hereby given. that the inoculation will take place
At the expense of the town, at the following times
and places s-On Monday, the 18th inst al MIR. Ten
rsys Meeting House on Tuesday al the Episcopal
Church; on "Wednesday At DIR. Paften's Meeting
House on Thursday at Mr.. Eddy's Meeting House;
on Friday at Mr. Ci5ssn's sieeing House and on
Saturday AT the Methodist Chapel, from 8 to III, A.
NJ and from to S, y. NJ. a. and that all persons
noeulated are requested attend st tho same plac
es on the eighth day from the incubation for ex-
animation.
The Committee earnestly recommend to their fel
iow-ctzens, that they avail themselves Of this op-
portuny to secure themselves and families from the
auatk of that oathsome and dangerous disease, tn,
SnaH-fer. Heads Of families will consider that
they owe an important duty to their children and do
mestcks and that il through their inattention the
present opportunity should pass unimprovsd, those
who had right TO depend confidently their vgi.
lance and affection, may reprossh them with having
unnecessarily exposed their lives. II ought also to
Dc remembered, that our duty to the Community re.
quircs us 10 contribute exertons each withinhis
own sphere. To the determination OF that formidable
foe to human life, the ANAL por, and that the KINE-
enls hope Of its final extirpation.
When the inhabitants of the town Of .Nerbo,r re-
collect the expense and confusion often suffered
by reason of the breaking out of the smanpor, and
above all the anxiety aud distress of individuals,
occasloned BY the frequent recurrence Of this ca
'anhy, 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 secure the town from the danger be Justly APP
preaended from the smaRpor II is expected that
Doctor Be'lanin Uateraouse, a native Of this town.
ana TO whom the Uni,ed Sasss greatly indebted
Tor the early communication and adoption of the
VACCINE INCUBATION, will attend during the
ocuiA'ion in Nesaors, aud by his advice and great
experience in this disorder, will be enabled rem
der great assistance To Doctor Fansher.
me Committee request that no cigars be smok-
ed IN the buildings designated, as the practice 10
dangerous, and to many offensive. The women who
attend TO be noculaed, requee to short
orloose sleeves.
John l.. Boss, Jan. John p. Mann,
Thomas G.. PHman, Edspard 2nurston,
John Slocum, Daniel Sheldon,
Rs6erf ". .fuchmnty, Edward East on.
Newport, sept. 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08

THE undersigned, His Sqrsdysh Ma
Il jes,y's vce-ConsuI for the States of ghoae-
Island and Conneencsf, has received fIcm the Consu
General, residing at Phiiadsfh,a, Ieclet tn' ile
Swedish Government, under date Of the Goth of March
1910 an extract of which follows, and Is published
Tor the information of the Merchants and all others
concerned -
Hs hereby groeiousiy command, that and afisr
fhe 24h Of .4pr nert, Goods shall be imforted
Tier on Paying the DnLes m tIansiu, rkth teic, ?
10 Great-Britsin Ireland, fhe Colonies Coimnsts
ander the influence Of the British Cnenmert Coos
Of any description whatsoever, loaded resseis Gtsl
Great-Brtsin any Of her Dependencies, be admitted
info oar porfs and that al resseis der aha,soeryr
Flag, shich shall be proved carry shch CoOas shas
are NOT furnished giM Certifoofes and Iooiments 20
Cerhty the origin or jY particulars If Meir tersoes.
from de port Of loading, shall nton their a,r'eo
Haroenrs be ordered OF, and ereeps such ,eSsts
os are sole laden ,sih Salt For ihe eIe,ucn eC ety
Decree, We Command al Qtieers and Persons y, ear
serree, 70 saerf their tgfenee strictly
ing ne PAPERS, Certificates and Documents u ci!ses.
seis that may arrive"
he farther gives pubick notice, that TIE
documents required by the foregoing Decree, vii
be furnished on application to him.
GEORGE MILES,
Newport, August /, 1910.
- The printers of newspapers in Prov dence
New-iIaven,a and London will insert lhe above no
uce. and fdrward their Bills for payment.
Newport, July 25.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
From London papers received at Boston.
The Last Intelligence.

THE Last Intelligence.
The latest news from London is to the %
Of July ; and it cannot be considered part;c-
ularly important in any respect
HOLLAND,
as has been long ago predicted by Mr.. Walsh,
and others, has been officially incorporated
with the French empire, after paper from
ChamPagny upon the subject to prepare the
way. Amsterdam is made the THIRD city in
the Empire. The duke Of Placentia lie
Brun) is made Lieut.. General, until the FIRST
Jan. 1911, when the Frenc h administration is
TO commence. The Duke of Cadore's re.
port, with unparalleled insolence, makes use
of the argument that Holland is impoverish-
ed and sunk under the weight OF her publick
debt between so and 90 millions and that
her independence has been destroyed, to
prove the necessity of the anne xation when
it has been owing to French extortion and a.
trocity,that she is placed under such distress
ing circumstances in her publick affairs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
New arrangement.
We7vbort ami Providence Mail Line
Through BKIsToL and WApRNn


Through BKIsToL and WARRRN.
The Subscribers respectfully inform the
publick, that the MAIL STAGE runs AS follows -
Leaves Ne7phsrt, every morning Sundays
excepted at o'clock A. NJ. and arrives at P,oui-
dcnee. 4P NJ. Leaves Providence, every morning,
(Sundays excepted) at O'clock p NJ and arrives in
Ne'pporf, at halt past 2oclock, p. M-This LINE OF
STAGES passes over a beautiful road, W here the
Passenger has fine prospect of the river, and a
most beautiful view of the Country. The fair for
each Passenger is 50 and 50 cents and allowed IS
lbs. baggage Every I25 pounds, pays the same as
= ssenyer-An favours will be thankfully rcceiv.
ed and gratefully acknowledged, by the Publck's
obedient and humble servants,
PELEG FISH. .Aswbort,
ISAAC FISH, Providence 1''p''e''"' {,
N, b. Passengers, who wish for seats in
Newport, are requested to call at the House Of TIE.
LEG FISH, near the State House and at the house
Of ISAAC FISH Providence
sept. 5th, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
NOTICE TO THE INDUSTRIOUS.

IT II r Precedence Manufacturing
Il COMPANY wish to employ several families Of
Women and children to work in their Stone Gotten
Factory, in Warvick, where such encouragement
will be given that those who are industrious and
economical may support themselves well, and be
constantly adding to their property. None need
apply but those who can be well recommended
Those who are disposed to be employed are request.
ed 20 make immediate application to Doct. Case, in
.Nssyporf, or to Join x. Pifman, the Companys a.
gent, at Pro1sdence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08

Gen. Rigaud has been sent by Buonaparte
tn st. Domingo, with view of establishing
foo'ing or interest in that Island, either by
rendering one or the other of the rival chiefs.
dependent on him by prof,er of assistance, or
by creating third party in opposition to both
Rigaud had arrived at Port au Prince in April
and had opened negociation with Potion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
american Hotel.
BERIAH ELDRED,

II ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the publick in general that he has remov.
ed from Uickto a. to .Nswtorf, into the House lately
butt by William MuMroRp, No. -, .NH-sfreet.
where he Intends 10 keep Grocery-Siore and Pub.
lick House, for the accommodation of any Lady or
Gentleman that may please To call on him.
Newport, April IS, 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HE subscriber, having been appointed
Executrix to the last Will and Testament of
WILLIAM BROWNELL,
late OF Ltfk Compton. deceased and has taken upon
herself that trus by giving bond, to the HonourabIc
Court OF Probate for said town. hereby gives notice
10 all persons who have demands on said Estate to
exhibit them for settlement; and all who are ntcbt
ed, are requested TO make immediate payment to
BETSY BROWNELL, Eree'r.
Ettle-Compt IN, sept z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
NEWPORT (:
xiTURDAF, SEPT. 8, 1910.
TO ORR PITRO.A,N.

20 We have to apologize to our Friends and Pat
rons for omitting TO publish paper, usual, oc-
casioned by our not receiving supply of paper.
This circumstance shall be guarded against in future
-ano notwithstanding the prediction of the annhs
ton of the establishment by political enemies,
them that it will exist although it receives
not of the Bitish secret service money for its
support
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08

In this tow on Monday the 27tb ult. after very
distressing illness, Mrs. SARAH GARDINER, the wor.
thy consort OF Mr.. Albert w. Gardiner, and daugh-
ter Of the late Capt. Job Howland Of this town. in
the 34th year OF her age She lived greatly and de-
served esteemed BY very extensive circle offriends
and acquaintance, as bright and shining ornament
of her sex.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08

tci Y.rncu;h. luly Goth, 10 Inc Admiralty of
iice, gives an account of the capture of fleet
Of merchantmen OF YoRrs-Two sail, off the
More of Norway, by FIVE Danish Bries and
TWO schooners. The fleet was conveyed by
the Forward, gun-brig.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08

Two good mich cows, and one
\ CHAIsH. with the harness, the property of
Besamin Uihi5or. deceased. Any person wishing to
purchase either OF the above, may apply to the sub
scrlber, at his store, No. 13 ,Hnreef, sign of the
Golden Fish, at the late residence the deceased
Newport, sept. WILLIAM WILLBOH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
RENlON AL.

NIILLIAM S. NICHOLS, Gold Smith,
w has removed from the Stand, which
ne lately occupied, to No. 80, IAames-s.-cet,
SIX doors North of Mr.. TOWNSHIPS Coffee
House, where he will continue to pay strict
attention to the commands of his Customers.
Aug. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
Battle IN Poy7npak.

We perceive, by the EnglisI, papers, that
battle was reported to have been fought !;
that Lord Wellington was killed, and the Eng
lish army defeated. We do not find any date
or place mentioned it must therefore be
eons-->red merely report of the times.
Cindad Roderigo had not fallen, though
the event was momently expected the Eng
!ish army still maintained its position in the
vicinity Of .Almedia and Celorico.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08

On the 26tb ult. five seamen belonging to
the British irigate venus, lying in Aegy- YORK
bay, made their ESCAPE 10 lae Jersey shore |;
and on the Thursday following, amidst vio-
lent storm of thunder and tightening, three
more effected their escape in the most imIAi-
nent danger, by swimming at least three
quarters of mile. Part of the men are
americans, and complain Of the abomnablc
tyranny exercised by the British officers.
They declare also, that there are many A
mericans still on board said ship.
II remarkable instance of longevity
In May last, a good old man. by the
name OF Samuel 1oiman, born at Dorchester,
in the year 1907, aged lo3 years, now living
at Marfiniens Island, (blaine) visited this
town and walked up TO the Cupola of the new
Statc-House with the informant He was in
good health, reads without glasses and retains
his full powers of mind. The thanksgiving
before he sat at his table with rising seventy
OF his children, grand children, and great
grand children. He cnumerates above three
hundred and sirty OF his progeny,-His OIL
dest son is eighty years old--his youngest by
his third and present wife, but thirteen. He
has seen three French wars--served in the
revolutionary war at the expedition to Peno6-
scof and says, if our government bid, he is
ready to shoulder his arms and do his part 10
assert his country's rights, if he retains his
present strength OF body and mind.
Boston Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08

IRON the Subscriber ON the night OF
Il the llth inst. an Tndented Apprentice, by the
name Of RAY SPINNER, dark complexion dark
hair and is about IL years old.--whoever will Sc.
cure the said Boy, in any JAIL in this State, that
Can obtain him again, shall receive TEN CENTS
reward, and no charges paid. I hereby forbid all
persons harbouring, trusting trading, with said
Boy, on penalty Of the Law.
JOHN REYNOLDS
WEXFORD, Aug. 90, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08

We shall publish, when time will admit and when
we procure some necessary information, the prn-
cpes and practices adopted by the tory faction at the
late election in this state They have gained their
point But hSg have they gainediti
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08

New-Hampshire has probably chosen Federalists
to again uns-represent her in congress. Accounts
from the southward announce many changes from
tories and submission men, to that of firm and nex
ibie Republicans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
.a.vCHOR .STOLEN.

hN Thursday evening last, an Anchor,
~ weighing about 800 W.T. was stolen from he
bow OF the sloop Em ~, lying vt the lower par OF
the town. Whoever will give infor nation 81 th.t
the thieves may be discovered and rioper,, icgssntd
shall receive Thirty Daars reward, or Ten p,i,srs
for the Anchor alone. Apply to the master, d
said sloop. JOHN OSBt RN.
sept. g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08

wANIF.D, an apprentice to tn
w House-Carpenter's business. A Lad Of a.
about ~ or Is years Of age, sustaining good char
acter, may hear Of good situation, where every
proper encouragement viii be given, on application
q, the Office Of the Rhsds- -lslssd Repsbi iean.
scpg @
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
Portrayal, Lly 25.

<oF1dyot, Suty 20.
Reports were yesterday in circulation, that
Lord Wellington was in full retreat for Lis
bon. But We cannot trace the report to any
authentick quarter. The publick must ex-
pect at least once day to be agitated by sim
liar reports. DF This rehort soas circulated
os early as the 2lr. seid TO h0ve been from a
schooner shoken in the ehohs Of the ehannei-
Capt Durgh, one of Lord Wellington's aids,
has arrived with dispatches from his lordship,
dated 4th July, when he was posted between
Almedia and Celorico. His last movement
has probably been made in consequence of
che actual or expected fall Of Cindad Rodri-
go, which could no, hold out longer than the
,th. His Lordship has, we learn, between
80 and 10000 men less than his enemy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
N0TIC T..

N2TIC Il.
WHEREAS he subscriber did in
w the month Of .NpemJer, 1907, convey TO
ROBERT WOODWARD, blacksmith, power of
Attorney to act and do all things appcrtainng to
my business during my absence This is to give
notice, that the said power sf Attorney will cease
from this date. RICHARD BAILEY.
sept ).
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
DISSOLUTION.
The connexion under the

firm of FEARING IS FAIRMAN, is ,hs day ,issol-
we'd, by mutual consent. All persons having de-
mands, viii please 10 present them for settlement,
and those indebted apt requested to make immediate
payment TO RICHARD FAlRMAN, who is autheriz-
cd to settle the ssl.c.
MARTIN FEARING,
RICHARD FAIHMAN
Newport, Seps I, 1910.
The business will be continued by RICH.
ARD FAlRMAN, at 13i, TAames- Street, who has
on hand--an extensive assortment of
STAPLE II FANCY GOODS.
Newport, september 8, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
From Stain.

The sch. Transit, with 400 merinos, has
~. at PhiladeIphai,from the neighbourhood of
Cadiz. She left the cost on the lst Of Aug. !;
at which time a report was in circulation, that
Gen. Crawford, had lallen in with large d.
vision OF the French, and was obliged to SUBJ
nit to the sacrifice of nearly 5000 men, be-
fore he could extricate himself from the sud-
den and overwhelming power opposcd;,o him.
Capture Of an English Convcy.
A letter from Vice Admiral Douglass, "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08
LONDON, july 81.

LONDON, July 2I.
The Country Banks (of England) are be-
ginning to experience the effects of large
discounts and commercial embarrassments !:
Yesterday being settling day, great scene
Of confusion and distress was experienced on
the stock exchange. Ten Stockholders we're
declared defaulters.-1'he funds were at first
depressed by the event ; but afterwards re-
covered confidence. All the failures are "a
mong the new specializing firms, and despcr-
ate adventurers.--ps, AT the last date July
Ssth) the 3 per cents were at 6s to 60.
One hundred and fifty two Bankruptcies,
happened in Dublin, during the six months
previous to last July besides more than
double that number of persons who have had
compromises with their creditors, some Of
them as low as 2s6 in the pound.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-03

sec'y Of state with q positive denial, & with
q declaration that the arrangements would
not have been made, if Mr.. Erskine had in-
formed the president that the three condo
tons before stated, were the only terms
upon which the compact was to be made.
Notwithstanding this denial and declare.
ton, the charge IS again rep. ated. The Sc
ere,ary of state, feeling q just indignation
at the dishonorabfes iusinaation or charge,
s,a,s.is expressly, in such away tina. It can.
no, be misunderstood, aud declares 70 Mr..
Jackson tina, such Language was inadmissi-
Die. In replyto this admonition, the charge,
10 still persisted in. The executive has no
alternative Left but either 90 have admitted
the truth Of the charge, tohate taken the
insult, or "a, dismiss the agent =
Ifis were not known 20 the world what
step h adj been taken il would be unnecesse..
~ 70 proclaim itSwhs,i the character OF -
Executive aud those associated with him in
the administration is known. Thus, sir,
without going into a tedious detail, q have
only given the substance, from which you
may get the spirit of the correspondence.
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though the officers are generafiy in good
health. when he left hatcher, three gan
boats were about 20 miles below, contain.
ing artillery and. riaemen who are parading
on to headquarters. Gen. Wilkinsoa was
still there, waiting, as he, understood, the
arrival Of gen. Hampton. Thi. lat gentle
man, my informant adds, he met between
Nashville and Franklin in Tennessee. on
the s4sh ult. hastening on to cake the COM
msna of the army. Before Wilkinson left
New Orleans, he ordered out detachment
Of solaier..to put his sugar plantasisn IN
order for cultivation, in the swampss pPon
which important expedition about Z. 60 died.
The Disturbances a. Orleans have consider,
ably abated. The yellow fever had been
particularly fatal TO the Freachmen lately
imported from S. Domingo. ~
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Congress Of the United States. }.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY. T0nudry 2.

[Taken for the Alexandria Gazette
MIR. Lose presented the petition Of the
President and Directors Of the Bank Of
Alexandria, praying that their charter may
be renewed for twenty years after che month
Of March in the year 1911.
Referred to the committee on the District
Of Columbia. g.. E+. -
A,. Love presented the petition Of :he
President and Directors Of the Bank Of Po-
.omac. He also presented the petition Of
the President and Directors ofths Union
Bank Of Georgetown. The PETITIONS pray
for charters for their respective institutions.
Both referred to the committee on the Dis.
trict of Columbia. - =. r.
Dir. Looe, from the committee on the
District Of Columbia, reported g a bill for
the Improvement Of the navigation OF the
river Potomac" The bill authorizes lot
terv or lotteries, to raise sum not exceed
ing S1oo, 900 for the purpose Of improving
the navigation Of the river Potomac and
the waters falling into that river. Read
twice and ordered to committee OF the
whole on Monday next. -,
Mr.. Goodwin called forthe order of the
day on the question of indeGnits postpone
ment under consideration.
Mr.. Uphsm rose and spoke agsinss the
resolutions. He insisted tina. the language
of the reso' usions showed that the author
himself was doubtful whether the insult
was intended by Mr. Jackson. He said
the friends oflhe resolutions had not point
ed out the offensive sentence or other SEN
fences in the correspondence which amount
to an insult. But the opposers he said had
gone through the correspondence and had
proved that the insult did not exist -
Mr.. 7allmadge rose at half past one, and
delivered an energetic speech in favor OF
the indefinite postponemsns ct the resolu.
tons.
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.glsranurta DAILY @a,stte.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, ).

1" 1N the Talents. "--Some few Of the de-.
mocrasic party are still so stupid or so knav-
ish a. to contend that the mass of talent in
Congress is on their side. Yes-Phea Of
Tcnnesseeis much better versed in the laws
Of nations than Dana--GenerM Pta 10 4
greater military character than col. Tall.
msdge -AL,ton and Smile are profounder
logicians than Pitkin and Emott--Ross has
a much clearer head than GoM-and Ghol-
san, Ebpes and 7raub are a thousand times
more eloquent than Quincy, GARDENER, and
Key! They acknowledge that they have no
one to match Randolph but the incompara-
bic Fisk! (By the way it is suspected that
when Mr.. F. so modessiy, and decsr9usly,
and reasonably expressed hope that no
man would add word to the debate after
hearing his four hours speech, some wag
had whispered to him that Mr.. Randolph
wa. getting we'll and would soon take his
scat, when the said +. would get second
EDITION of the horrible roasting he received
in May lsst.) Alas, the fame of this New
York orator, as the 7uAy of Congress, has
been a. short lived as that of Wirt as the
Cicero of the American bar, which was even
more evanescent than one of OSsian's mlsts
OF the morning.
[Freemar's Journal