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

An arrival at New-York, from Cadiz,brings
dates to the Goth July, three days later than
were before received. No further particulars
of the defeat of Gen. Crawford had been, re-
ceived nor any intelligence that he had af-
feeted a junction with Lord Weilington's ar.
my. The corps of or 5000 men, that had
been despatched under Lacy, to get possess
sion of the Sierra de Ronda, had returned
without being able to cooperate with Bri-
,ish expedition from Gibraltar to re-take Ma
laga. Gen. Ferguson had arrived at Cadiz |;
and it was rumored, that Messena lad
made retrogate movement for wan, of force
= Highly improbable, the last English ac-
counts, state Lord Wellington's army to be
not more than 5000 men, Crawtord's disas-
ter no, being contemplated, and all accounts
concur in the relation that Messena has up
wards of $4,000.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-08

battle axes and upwards
Of half a million Of pounds
Of salt petrc, &c.-and
besides many of the can
non contracted for under
the proceeding admins
tration were paid for un.
der Mr.. JeHcrson's.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
BosToN. June 5.
ARTILLERY ELECTION.

Yeste day was celebrated the anniversary
OF the establishments of the Ancient and no
norable Artillery Company. From respect
To the objects OF this Institution, and It's age,
the day is-always COMMUNICATED ia festive
manner. and marked with peculiar cereno
MES. Nearly 40 years nave expired since
the birth day of this respectable military
corps. Distinguished individuals of success
sive generations have been It's members e
in their time rendered much service to their
country.
At IL o'clock, the company escorted his
Exceliencv the Commands in Chief, his
honor the Lieutenant Governor, the Senators
of Suffolk, the Representatives of Boston,
and large number OF Civil and Military
Objects, To the meeting house of The Rev
MIR. Emerson, where an appropriate sermon
was delivered by the Rev. MIR. Lowell az
ter which the procession was renewed
jplned by his excellency the British minis
Ter, and other guests, aud escorted to Fan.
neuil Hall, where asunptuous entertainment
was provided.
At the Hall number of volunteer toasss
were given Of which VIC only had an oppor-
tunity Of procuring the following:
BY the British Ambassador Perpetual
harmony between the o. States and Great
Britain may the swords OF the Ancient
AID Honorable Artillery be drawn against
those who would interrupt it."
BY the Hon. Mr.. OTIS" May our preju-
dices against the British Nation, llkg those
against her minister, vanish upon more
intimate acquaintance"
BY Representative from Berwick
Z" Love OF Country--fdeli,y to public trust
The man who * ever governed by them
viii never be forsaken Of iiis eou Nv, or o
those friends whose friendship is Wor,h pre-
serving"
la tne afternoon thc Company marched Il
the enclosed lot 90 ihe cOmaons where ia,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
FROM THE SALEM REGISTER.
MEssRs. EDIToKs,

MEssRs. EpIToKs,
l observe in the Centinel of.
We'aneSGay last some observations ON the
Conduct or a Captain Lake, late Commander,
or ms Is. NJ. sloop of war Recruit, when on.
the West India station. relative to his sin
guar anu iniunan behavior to Robert Jeff
tfies, one ct his crew, who was by his savare-
baibarity forced on the barren, desert is
land OF 5ain6rero, without clicking. OF sus.
tenaace.
As The English were in April last fitting
ont vessel Tor Sambrero and s!sew here. for
me discovery of this person it ,aay not be
unnecessary, so far as uly knowledge extends
TO state few remarks or this subject.
hooert Jeiiries, the person in question,
was taken from the above Yaentioned island
early IN the month OF January, 1908, by can.
tain John Dennis, ia the schooner Adams,
from Martinico for Marblehead Ills sta.
alton at the time of his delWerance was af.
feeling and truly distressing The writer
OF this understood from captain Deo0is,
(~ho rs now at sea) that he had been on thes
rock 9dsys that his only subsistence was
little water which he procured from the rain,
and the cookies which grew on the rock :,
ne was so weak and emaciated as to be nm
aoie TO stand on the deck without assistance.
lie asserted that II was the FIRST time of his
being at sea--that he was impressed * that
ms crime was the taking from one OF the
casks In the hold quarts of Common beer.
1hat the captain 81 the Recrui. refused TO
give him when ordered jnso the boat. either
bread or water, though earnestly importued
oy the lieutenant, VINO hunaneiy comtnise..
rated his unhappy condition, and generously
when on leaving the island, took his shoes
from hrs feet. and gave them to Jcifiies, who
was edtirely destitute.
Jct1rles, | Hm informed is a blacksmith
by trade. and resided in Wenham, in this
county. Last summer he visited this town,
and earnestly expressed his gratitude for
the kindness he had received, and the plea.
sure he experienced in being able by his
self.
As.the government of Great Britain ap-
pear anxious TO know the fate of this man
and as likewise am anxious that crea-
ture like Lake, who must be destitute Of e.
very principle, separate from bad one,
should meet the reward Of his savage base.
ness, send yea this for publication.
Azar6tehead, May 81, 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

late officers delivered the insignia of iieic
rank to his excelency the Governur, and the
new were invested Herewith. .'
NEW OFFICERS:
Major Daniel AHesSineei-, Cap.ain.
Mr.. Jonathan IYhitpey. Lieut..
Mr.. James Bird, Ensign.
new and splendid Embassy is prepar-
ing in England fer Persia Sir George Ouss-
ley is appointed minister, is 10 have large
salary during his residence, and liberal
pension for life ON his return. Mr.. Morier
rs appointed his secretary. He is a ne.
relation of Mr. Morer. who is named 20
succeed Mr.. Jackson.-Fed. haher.
Ihe unexpected aud extraordinary APP
pearance of MIR. jackson in Faneuil Hall
has excited much curiosity. and no small
degree ct public sensation. The following
Statement is all that has come to our know
ledge on this delicate subject:
Alter, and indeed, before MIR. Us arrival
IN town, rumor was in circulation that he
was to dine with the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Company One of Gov. GERRY;s
ADS, impressed with what he thought the
propriety OF the case dictated, but without
any communication with His Excel!ency ON
me subject. called OH the gentleman from
whom he understood the carr, of invitation
70 MIR. J. would proceed, if it was con.em
plated that lie sjlouli dine with the Comua.
ny lie expressed, in strong and unequi
vocal terms, what he conceived would he
us Exceiienc5's objections under the CT
cuGistanccs- of the case 10 dining with The
Company, were Mr. ]. TO be {, guest. UDon
stating tue objsciichs, he qoos assured that
ne card u Irritation shouad nor be- sem 10
a3r. y. Subsequent to this interview. SIEVE
RAJ federal gentlemen OF rospectayiii,y. cal
ito on E's EXcel.ency, and informed him
mat 1t was reported that he had said he
should not dine with the. Company. ifNIr.J
was guest. his Excellency In the conrses
OF me Conversation, answered in substance.
tnat no such assertion had been made by
hi'n OF ans one, by his authority ;but at the
same tine he took the liberty to observe
That considering the situation of Mr. jackson
siuce his rapture with the administrator of
me federal government, it would be in the
higaest degree improper for the Executive
o. single state to have any intercourse
WITH him, or TO exercise any of those acts
OF courtesy and civility which, as an ipdi.
v'duai OF responsibility, he might otherwise.
nave had reason to expect. To this we
understand His EXcellency subioiDed. thar
an introduction of Mr. Jackson to him. wax
inaGmissible, and that ifhc received ciyili
ueS rom him' they could not be recipro-
ca:ed.
from what passed at this interview, We
presume the Governor could not have anti
clp@ted the presence OF Nj. J. at Faneuif
fta.i, and we are Authorised to state--that
helthei he, nor his AIDS had any knowledge
OF Mr. is being present. till few minutes
before hey lett the room--that he was not
introduced 10 the Governor, the Lieut.. Go
werner. or either of the Aids, and that the
toasts published in the Palladium, as given
by Messrs. Jackson g obs, were not given
In their presence. Boston Patriot
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IMPORTANT.

A gentleman, to whom We are often in
debted For commercial information. & whose
adsices are always correct. has favored US
with the following extract of letter from
Naples, dated the 10Th Of March last, re
ceised by The last packer from England.
NAPLES, March 10th, 1910.
" All the remaining American vessels and
caigoes are CONFISCATED and SOLD.
The reason assigned is, the Non Intercourse
act, passed by the American governmc mt.
American vessels in ballast, are allowed 10
load back with Neapoiitan produce"
London paper of the 24,h of April. says,
the master of the American vessel, which
had been condemned at Christiansand. in
Norway, arrived in town yesterday. He
states tbatbetween 40 and SO American YES.
sells had been seized in Norway, aud were
in course OF adjudication. he slightest
pretexts were made use OF to cover these
piracies. Some vessels were seized becausc
they had been over-hauled by British CRUZ
GERS others for irregularities in their pa /.
pers; and in one instance, a vessel was con
demned because the supercargo was en-
powered to dispose of share of her to any
American citizen residing at Riga. A vast
number OF privatcers were fitting out in the
ports OF Norway"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
CANADIAN NEWS.

BY the Montreal Gazette OF the 21st nit.
we perceive that all apprehensions OF poll
teal agitation in that quarter have not yer
subsidized. At the Polce-O flee. on the 14th.
an aiica was ordered to quit the province
Immediately. And Oh the i9th an order was
published, " to put stop to nightly Assem-.
blies of people in disguise and others, under
the name Of Charivari."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
HdVANN.A TRADE.

A letter from the Havana of the Goth
May, states, +" That the duties on impor
ted articles had been finally regulated, as
follow on articles of luxury Sd per cent !;
on articles OF necessity Is; on -four the old
doty OF dollars lumber, free Spa :.
nish goods in Spanish vessels, free"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
LONDON, April %.

We have received some Portuguese pa
Peis to the 18th inst. The intelligence lliev
contain Continues to be Of a most satisfacto.
ny nature. The Spaniards appear to be
most successful III the harrassing system of
warfare which they have adopted, and un
less the accounts before us are wholly desti
tute OF foundation, the communicative be
tween the French army in AndaInsa and
Madrid. are in great danger of being com
pletely intercepted. The van guard of Bal
testeros' IS army has advanced to the neiehbor
hood of Seville.
Messrs. M'Kenzie and Dickinson, who
sailed lately from Plymouth to Morlaix. TO
negotiate respecting an exchange of prison
ers, have arrived at the latter place They
were received with every mark OF respect,
and Immediately proceeded ON their journey
to Paris.
Letters have been received from Norway
which state, that ali the American snip. in
the ports of that country nave been seized,
and were in course OF adjudication many
OF them had been condemned upon the most
trifling prete&rs.
Nothing bad arrived whep this paper was
put topress respecting the firing heard "a
long the French coast yesterday morning, as
mentioned iii our Dover letter.
Letters from K 1ing5Jcrg, Of the 9Th inst.
state, that IN pursuance Of the system To be
adopted throughoui tile Baltic, the court of
D@nmark bg.s issued Decree, whigh is to
be enforcel with the ufG.cst riE1r ordering
that 10 nLurs vessel laden with col0nia al
produce shal De allowed o pass the Sound
or to land hcr cargo Oh the Danish territorg,
which sha., not have come from some port
of America, OF direct from the West India
Islsnd5.
a private letter has been received from
PATHS da.cd he 18Th instant which repeats
thai tic common topic OF conversation in
that city was, the re establishment Of &c.
neral peaoc, through the mediation Of the
Emperor OF Austria.
Letters from Malta state, that his Neapo
Titan majesty Ferdinand ". Intended TO dis
pose Of lar tract Of land in the way OF
lotte'y; the tickets to be sold at nearly three
gulheas each. Several Of the prizes will
put the holders in possession of Principa
lily.
Il letter from ON board transport in the
Larbor Of Messina ia cd February 5, says
-" We have had dreadful weather here,
and At Malta nine ships sunk ia the harbor
Ga Friday night last three ships ran on shore
here, and were dashed 10 pieces there
were 200 women on board oac O{ these
chips, wtG were going up1o Ceuta to THEFT
husbands: fortunately they were all saved"
The Officer sent to command tho impor.
taut garrison of Cueta is General Frazer, 81
the Royal African corps, Distinguished OH
Ger, who lose his leg ia the service. lie ha.
ryi;h him battalion Of l. I'd Chatham re-
gimeut lire 4h or Eing's Regiment, 1906
strong "a very Enc body Of f,cn.
Ide reduc ion that has already takcl
place IN tue staff COW rchents five generals
'qly-siz. Lieutenant Generals Pigot Laf
las Lord Cavan. aud Tarlton IN Eugl1nl-
and Lieutenant General Campbell, IN scot
las. he districts IA Xorks,a.e ans eide
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
BALTIMORE, June II
FROM NAPLES.

Capt Groom who arrived this morning
from Tunis, saw 18th April, letter
from Naples to Mr.. WAR, at Tunis, which
stated that in six weeks thirteen American
vessels had been condemned and sold at pub
lie auction. The Mediterranean swarms
with French privateers-seven were at
Tunis, twoat Bisersa, and many fitting out
at Marseiles--they have captured gceat
many vessels.-Fed. GGz.
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rate toprevent our own brave so,..iers from
being consigned 10 that Watcheren charnel
house, whcic their lives have been extin,
Suished Gas az hon member has said, with
felicity of expression peculiar to himselO
:" like Il candle IN a vault % Where were
those feelings, when ministers ordered to be
exposed to all tue horrors OF a bonibarJmen,,
the inhabitants OF Flushing, whom we pre-
tended To have come 10 deliver from the ty-
ianny OF the French This asiectation, this
cant OF humanity, is truly ridiculous. Min
listers have brought evidence before the
house. to prove, that il the expedition had
been sent upon service which required
protracted operations, they could not have
found money to pay the troops--the expedi-
tion, therefore could not be OF any use as
diversion in favor of Austria (even if the fate
OF Austria had NOT been decided, rs ii actu
ally was, before the expedition embarked
But ministers. it seems, were determined to
send an expedition somewhere the good
folks OK Margate and Ramsgate, and the
restcf the watering places. must have some
thing to talk about-lhe noble lord (Cas.
tiereagh) must have trip to the coast TO see
the raree-show Of an embarkation and,
therefore, must the best troops of the Country
be sent to absolute destruction. The noble
lord. however, says, that we must not pass a
censure upon him and his colleagues, be-
cause the expedition he planned has not been
tried---the ultimate objects OF the expedi !.
tion, he says, have not been attempted. Re-
ally, Sir, this is wretched bubble. that
am inclined TO suspect that it has originated
with the niSi hrins par, ofthe administrasi-
on.-( Il laugh. )---The Wa,cheren exre-
tiition not tried Am / dreaming, sir, or,
are we really now discussing the merits OF a
mighty expedition, which sailed to the
ocheldt about eight months ago, and which
returncd about four months afterwards, de
ea.ed--disgraced-and almost annihilatetl
cry his lordship mercy, blu. l really did
suppose somehow or other that the expediti
ON to Walcheien had been tried Does his
iordship mean to deny that the whole of the
expedition, from the beginning to the end.
was under the direction of his maiestyS gov,
ernment And is that government not liable
tobe called to account for its total failure
have now, sir, only to observe, that ifminis
tiers are not arrested in their career of folly.
by the censure of this hosse. the consequen
ces to the country may be dreadful in the e.,
treme---the responsibility of ministers will
De an empty sound----tlie aspersions which
have been thrown upon this house, by per
sons out of doors, will receive confirmation.
and the confidence OF the people, Il do not
mean the people, in the technical sense of
she word, but the sober and thinking part of
the nation,) in their Representatives will be
lost Tor ever 90
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
NEW YoRK Inne s.

NEW YORK, June S.
The British packet Princess Mary, capt.
Pocock, arrived here Yesterday from Fal-
mouth, via. Halifax. She sailed from the
iormer place the Esd April. and from the
latter the 9Th ut.
BY the packet we have received Halifax
papers of the 25th of May, which contain
the following London articles, received there
by arrivals from England.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
BALrGMoRE, JUNO 8.

The ship Augustus, arrived here yester.
day, brought out three full bred MERlNO
SHEEP two rams and one eve. She was
to have had % Of thea; but they were in
tercepted by the Spaniards on the borders
of Portugal, 80. EUening Post.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

The new government Of Caracas has
relieved the aboriginal inhabitants from G.
very species of tax or imposition. save oalg
such as are required OF the Spaniards AMI
their descendants and in every other re
spect placed them or AN equality as 30 rights
aad p!iyilegcs.m..K.
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NoRroLK, June 6.
BY the ship General Eaton, Ciarkson. &c

By the ship General Eaton, Ciarkson, &c
days from Bonavista.
May %, in lat. s. so. n. long. Sc, so w
was boarded by his Britannia Majesty's brig
Museth. captain Parry the lieutenant OF
which informed capt. Ciarkson, that they
we're from Corunna. bound to England, with
dispatches relating to the revolution that
had taken place in South America. The
lieutenant also stated, that the coiored peo.
pie wanted junta to be composed of halt
blacks and half whites-the latter not com
plying. produced the civil dissentions which
now agitate that country.--Heratd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
HALIFAX, May IS.

The Atlantic and Unity sailed from Ports
mouth on the 9th ult. with upwards OF SO
sail oil merchantmen for Quebec, &C. under
convoy OF K M: ship Owen Glendower, capt.
Selby.
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n MILLER, who cav come well recomlneu-
4 p dec may hud employment BY Application
10 ,iU s,,bs:uaes, m,leS q. uVe Gcuit0 Bndgc
Al4kT 6fEIbE
Amelia County, june Is Al
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15
TUESDAY. Jnne s. 1911

tuesday,, June D, 1917.
The bill tograut relicf in cases of insol.
vepcy. was read a first time, and 700 copies
ordered to be printed, for the use of the mem
bers.
The Gentlemen elected Counselors ION
Saturday, having declined taking seats al
the Council Board the two branches met in
Convention TO choose nine Goa nselloTs, Sc
cretary, AMI Treasurer Of the State.
The whole number Of votes for Secretary
was GA necessary TO make a choice 318--
Benjamin Romans, Esq. of Bosom, had 328
votes, and was chosen. ~ Hon. William
Tudor, Esq was the Federal Candidate
who had 600 votes.
The votes for Treasurer were 623 of
which Thomas Harris, ESQ. Of Charleston.
had $50 votes and was chosen. A. Mr.
Treasurer Dwight declining being cdndi
date for reappointment, the federal candi.
date for Treasurer was Joln +. Apthorp.
Egg. who htd Esq votes
1he committee which collected the votes
for Councillors. reported he whole number
I Of voies 70 be 63O---of which $40 were ncccs
I ,ary to make a choice. Hon. Levi Lincoln.
mad 8ST, Ihomos Hazard, junior, $50, sam
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c9oneettc
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
June g. 1910

June 4, 1910.
The motion to pass vote of thanks to the
Rev. Dr.. Parish, for his Election Sermon,
and to order the same to be printed. was
called up, had another warm debate, and
was finally committed, and referred for
Wednesday.
After several trials the Reverend DIR.
Baldwin was chosen Chaplain of the House.
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quarters. are not, we understand. tobe blen-
ded.
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BosroN. Jane 4.

His Excelle acy ELDRIDGE GERRY, and
Ills Honor WILLIAM GRAY, on Saturday
last, at ii O'clock. took the oa;h4 NJ office tn
quality them to discharge the dulies OF Go
vernon and Lieutenant Governor of this
commonwealth. They we're dressed IN suits
OF American cloth FROM the Mandatory at
Hunihhriesvitte. Their inauguration was
announced by Il discharge of Cannon in front
of the State House. Cnromfcie.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-15

By the arrival of the 3rig Thomas, capt
Ingram, from Cuniapa, we have been DO.
litely favored with the following importan
state paper, issued by the supreme govern.
ment OF Caracas. which we hasten to la,
before our resders.-Pu6. .fdJ.
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March go.

JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE--Firsl
y door above the Eagle-Tavern:
Old Port, Claret ond Madeira Wines,
Gun. Powder, Imperial and Young Hyson Teas,
so Bbls. and two hbds. Apple nrandy,
20 Bbls. Caruther's double distilled and rccfhed
Whiskey,
~ EIhds. and 10 barrels New. Orleans Sugar,
20 Boxes New.York Tallow Casdls,,
Is Do. Spermaeeti Do.
10 Bbls Lnseed Oil,
z Hhds. Treakle,
Do. and 1 Crate Bottles,
25 Lbs. fresh rgutmsgs,
so Bushels fresh Clover and Timothy Seed,
3 Hampers fresh Salad Oil, /.
10 Dutch Cases white gilt bottles,
10 Duxes we'll assorted Glass,
And in daily expectation Of receiving 80 crate
OF Liverpool greer I'D blue edges Wares, Pas
sage Lamps, Candle Shades, &c. &c.
EDWARD HALLAM.
March 1s, epis
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IBY AUTHORITY /
L.AW OF THE UNIFIED ST.43Es
AN ACT
For The reiief dW1lhiam Bamhan.

AN AZ
For the relief Of William Baynhan..
y itenactea BY The Senate and House OF Re.
4B presentafives Of the United STATES of .aare
'iea m Congress assembled, That the Secretary
OF o, 'he Treasury cause to be paid to William
Bayhilam out OF the monies appropriated for tho
Payment ofthe interest of the public debt, the in
terest accrued from the first Of October one thou
sand eight hundred and nine, to. the thirty first
DAY OF December of the same YER, on two cerri-
hcates OF exchanged elk per cent. stock, the prin-
ciPai whereof amounted TO ten thousand six hun-
dred and thirteen dollars and ninety seven cents
whicn certificates having been enormously NUN
oered by the late commissioner ofloans of Virg-
ma, though advertised for reimbursement by
tnelr real permanent numbers ON the first day
OF October last, were not by reason of the er
ror aforesaid reimbursed until the first day of
january
]. B. VARNUM,
5peater sf the Roa.e Of Reb,esentatives
JOHN GAILLARD,
April 90, 1910.
AsPRovED,
JAMES MADISON.