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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25
NATIONAL BANK.

Mr.. Bayard's bill, now before the senate,
enacts that National Bank shall be cstab-
lished al Philadelphia, with capital of
S2o,ooo,ooo, divided into $4,000 shares of
S4oo each---and that subscriptions for share S
be opened in the different states on the st
day OF Oct. next. The Bank il to be char
tered for 40 years. There are to be Is di-
rectors. In voting Tor directors, stockhold-
ers, actually resident in the United States, and
none other, MY vote by proxy. The corpo-
ration is to be prohibited from purchasing a.
ny pubIitk debt whatsoever. Offices may be
established whenever the directors see fit, for
the purpose Of discount and deposit only
The 9TH section enunerates the places at
which Offices may be cstablishedin the Unit
&c States. The Branch Bank at New-York,
is to have capital Of 100000. The Unit.
ed States reserves the right Of subscribing
FOR S4,ooo,ooo (; which sum the Bank is t.
loan them for 10 years. The legislatures o.
the several states have also a right to sub
scribe to an amount not exceeding $4,000, ,0Oc
to be apportioned amongst them. The Is;
and last section OF the bill, enacts, "That H.
Bank herein provided for, shall take ei
feet and be established on the 4th day q
March next and that no other Branch sha
be established by any future Law Of the Uni
ed States during the continuance of the CO
pors,ion hereby created for which the faii
OF the United States, is hereby pledged"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25

ZION upon tl,e whole body of the f,eemen who
are alledged to have . established the pres
| cut Condition of things" Did Is majority"
~ ue ireemen of ;his state authorize the
'o'mation OF an odious and unnatural cooR-
non : Did they elect men 20 the Legislature
LOT the purpose of arraying this State against
.ne cnion--of usurping the authority Of the
judiciary to declare acts of Congress uncon-
Sutu'iona'- of taking measures calculated in
lheir direct and unavoidable tendency to des-
troy the Union,. and with it the only security
this State has, or can have, for the preserva-
uon OF its sovereignty, its laws, and its liber-
Ties That to restore the State from a degra-
ded and disyraccful cordition of opposition to
the national government, and its acts, in sup
port OF foreign government, and thcir out
RACES upon the rights Of the country, is an
honorable object, the Republicans of this
state will continue to maintain, unawed by
the vain menaces of an anonymous scribbler,
or the open hostility Of the faction, his mas
ter.
1t will also be seen, how for this letter aims
from the wish or intention of debating to the
Republican par,y.--The gentlemen whose
names are affixed to 1t have ON this occasion
"oSobSd hO OehSs P'SsOkotNS IMAM tiioN "htNh
is common to all Republicans, of exhorting
their brethren to union, to vigorous exertion
in good cause, and to maintain il honoura-
bly, by conference with their fellow-citiaens,
anG by placing the means of information in.
the hands of all. E.N
The contemplate arti6ce of publishing
harg only of the signatures to this letter will
not avail. An inspection of the whole will
shew whether they are those OF hen
who are the hot-heads" of any "tac-
iion'--and whether they are not hen
attached to principles, and not 10 ';4,eS,
men who are as far from being cap-bl OF
descending to Witty and abuse one hal of
the community" or to attempt " to impose
their royal DEGREES on the other halt
they are from enduring with impuniy,I the
low scurriiity of scribblers, whose hearts are
IA. black as their faces. Some of them lave
Gced the enemies Of their country In the
selds where its independence and Liberty
| Nre acquired and they are not to be dter-
| ready such insects from asserting that hte-
pencnce and liberty against the arts OF pos
tates rom the principles of the revolution, or
OF toris and the sons OF tories. lA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25

The iast Mercury concludes the article of choosing
Deputies wt an insnuation, calculated, and no doubt
intended, 10 "what it presends not to do that is,
to nnuehee .."prejudice the pubck mind The
eonduct oi Mr' qfhane! Hazard, and his friends on
.nat occasion, ", bear examination and enquiry
Ihe i,eeh'en ~el Sssing through with their votes,
wien M'. ''"1"o"s IS challenged as having voted
oc'ore ~ 'ne sAe 1.-THE contradiction was loud
ana ,iceh' anu g. tull hearing the charge was
found fise, ana Mr. S"' 'us was invited bv the Mod
orator to put IN ms vote. rhis contest had produc.
ed great agitation and wym.h TIE pannh,;cs,,
party supposed the tumllt si as 70 nste !, dfc"I,
for the freemen (such mem ,esrsl to ~. nancs.
ly satishcded whether they had ,,s.d Or M, anJ ~
quested the Moderator 80 disti,,,e the yo,sa anJ
collect them again, cbs.rving The ss,na ,;,ns
that whether any mistake mad hapned o. M, ,h;,
would re move all suspicion, and eaS,h. ,ns,T'.s -
ful candidate satisfied about the farnt, sc ,ha uo
This wish opposed by Messrs ~ -.
Claiming and by the Moderator. Th Ja.,sr.3
new distribution Of the votes TO be iii ~ ~
the Moderator declared it incxpedient, as nrna,r -
had happened or taken place The freeme No..
called on to complete the vote and after t. No
more than twelve votes were received, and sey, ~
them for the Federal candidate. They suggesi,r
rour, and say the number Of votes exceeded the nu
ber of Geemsn--this is a wrong conclusion froI
false premises for the number of votes does moi
exceed the number of freemen But suppose il true
that some voters put IN more than one vote, does il
follow that they were for Mr.. Hazard ?-No. How
many double votes that day put in for Federal
candidates without detection, we cannot say bu
We know that there were several detected
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25

The recent election in this state must
have convinced the minions of power, that
democracy, though fettered for season, will
never serviely wear skackle. Her eman-
cipation has been sudden--her triumph great
and glorious. Every braach of our legisla-
,ure will be republican. We congratulate
cur fellow-citizens in this state, and i'm the
the United States, on the election of re-
publican sovernour and lieutenant governour
---of republican senate, and majority of
republicans in the house of representatives.
Our enemies, feeling the pangs and con-
torsions of disappointed ambition, are deter
mined to persist in their envectives and sour
riious remarks. We do not think it belongs
20 our province TO notice the ranting decla.
nation of every blackguard hireling that
stalks our street, and shall therefore pass o.
yer their remarks in contcmptuous silence.
As the legality of the election of Nathaniel
. Hazard, Esq. has been called in question, we
shall briefly notice it. We are very so!ici-
tous of legislative enquiry--we court it,
We challenge our opponents to meet us on
chat ground. We are likewise anxious for
judicial trial, If thought proper, to arraign MS
at the bar of justice, for electing man, in
whom we can confide. "'Fraud' has been
SO often practiced by fedcralists, that it has of
late become almost synonymous with federal
ism itself. Is it not, therefore, illiberal and
unjust tor them to accuse us of resorting to
their own measures. Facts, we believe will
shew that 1t was never more in vogue than at
the late election in this town.
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Richard Boak,

ID especially informs bis friends anl
IN the publick in general, that bc has r.
moved from his former stand in Broadsnees, 10 BIS
shop in Barn<y.streef, next 10 his Stable, ard nenf
the Sabbatarian meeting g-house. He also Wishes 10
requst oil those who are Indebted to him, 10 maize
immediate payment and Likewise those who have
any demands against him, 10 exhibit item II hsc
manner. .tr
On the ist day Of May, tic will take into
coparincrsbip Mr. WILLIAM MooxEy, when lie
business, after that tine, viii be conducted utdcr
the firm of RICHARD BOAK & co. who VIII Keep
for SALE at their stand in street, general ahn
extensive assortment Of SaddIery, OF every escrps
consisting Of ladies' ard geftlemcns Saddles
brass and plated Harnesses pn and plated Brilltst
horse,nans Caps and Holsters Belts and Csrtoucli.
Boxes; Portmanisns and saddIebags Wbirsptns,
&c. &c. Trunks repaired and manufactured of eve.
nv size. Harnesses repaired and clcahcd. Work ef
every description done above, at the shortest nc'
tice. -
At their Livery Stable they will continuca
20 keep 20 let, number &c excellent Horses snd
Carrsgcs, equal to any ever Kept for that purpose
in this town. Ladies and gentlemen ~ho may bs
wiling 10 favour them with theii custom, shnl ~.
ceiye eyery attention by applying seilag 20 htr
Stable. They have Acet horses, which H;l ie krpt
for the purpose Of carrying DcspS'e'rs. Eser y.
your will be gratefully acknowledged NY
RiChARb bsjAk h TO
April 20,
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HATS,
ls Boxes, now opcu,nF-Fo Sale.
Wanton & Rathbone,

Have just received from ne best .4merican nonpse,nis
HElR Sprlng supply os HITS r.
\ the assortment is con- pleted Thase Hats arc
made in the best manner purposey for this market,
arc warranted interiour TO none manufactured in
.iesca, and not 10 crack fade As thew were Dur.
chased on the most favourable ens they on te sold
cheaper than usual.
Their very extensive' assortment will
enable them to furnish every kind and price that msy
be wantcd--as
Mems Superfne Fashionable Beavers
do. do. with wide Brms t
do. Fashionable Castors and Plated.
do. Youths Black and rrab Beavers
Childrcns' White and fancy coloured do.
These Hats are finished in stile not inferiN,r Ia
those which are imported few fine English ilts,
and one best--.4iso, boxes Youths black and
Mems felt Hats, made in Hartford, Of very super.
ioar quality and some dozens Of very cheap kina.
Jrsr RECEIVED As ARova, As
An additional supply Of Paper Hangings
and Borders, among which are many new fashionaS
hle patterns few sets elegant drapery and variety
Of low priced Papers.-.iiso, An assortment of sa.
tionary imported Quilts from 50 cents TO dollars
per hundred; best foolscsp No, l, paper {; common
and fine wove hot pressed letter do. ink powder [.
elegant pen knives, lead pencils, wasers, &c.
A few Engiish Htts, as above. .3fT't7.
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the gift Of coD-,hat gift made sou by bis Sc !,
cret council to will and to act, nor forget a.
mid your rejoicing, that goodness OF Proyi-
dcnce which has secured you such distinguish.
ed felicity--it merits your unfeigned thanks,
and by hcarts,we hope,replete with gratitude.
The vauRting threats ofiegisiative inquiry
and OF jadieiat irial, SO threateningly announc-
ed in the last Mercury, against the election
of NATHANiEL HAZARD, Esq. neither alarms
nor terrifes us. We Invite rather than shrink
from such an investigation. Should an inquiry
be instituted, secret then of hious. frauds on
the part OF hiOus men,will appear,that will stig.
matize andconfoun6 federahonour and fidelity.
wy could be explicit, but We forbear, lest sye
inftence me hu6dek mind uton question that
mayf a suoiecf-6OM efiegiSiatiue inquiry and
Of Jusciak !riai
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25
Light DaSvning J!
Evsn uiion Connecticut /!

] r
The Eleoion Of General Officers was he'll
In the State If Connecticut on Monday tit
9Th inst. predominant interest in tif
State-the Lawyers ahd the Priests--ha
quarralled among themselves, and two tcderl
candidates were brsught forward. Jsnatha
Treadwell was supported by priestcraft, AM
Roger Griswoid by tie twigs OF the law---fa
Governour. The Republican candidate ws
Asa Spalding. From tac Haryord Merely
OF Thursday last, the following state INIT
respecting the election is taken
! We advanced IL as a probability. besrc
the election, that there would, in Cunnccrut
be no choice Of Governors by tie .peple.
Our knowledge of the Is towns yet tc be.
heard from, warrants us In the dcclaxtion,5
that the probability is still against, sch a
choice. The vote for Goyernour doe not
shew the Republican strength, as, whoever
may be thought OF the policy, it is crtain
that many Republicans voted for Mr. tris-
void. The votes in lo3 towns for Govrn-
our are as follows :-Spalding 6472, Tnad-
well 9l34, Giiswold 2y63.
Aggregate of votes for other can.
didates including l27 scattering
votes returned from a part only of the
above towns, 9sc
For Treadwell, 9B4
-
Present majority against choice, 4s
In the House of Representatives. in tits
State, the calculation Is that there will k
at least TWELVE GAIN TO the Repubiica
cause since last fall. Durham has for TIN
first time rejected Republican and Mic
dlesown has also, after long slumbering, awolsl
to Rcpublcanism. The triumph OF trutl
seems to be every where extending"
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DIED,

In this town, on the 22d inst. Mr. GoRros An
pERsoS, aged % years. His last illness was long
and severe, the agonzing pains of which he endured
wih that Christian hero.sn which characterises the
faithful disciple Of Christ In the death of this pious
man, society," in its various departments, civil, rcl-
g'ous and donestick, has sustained loss indeed; as
he was just entering upon the Of useful exist
ence and promising ife of dsinterested servicsble-
ness to man. in the propagation Of the all important
doctrines OF Christianity, which the pleasing OBJ
lset OF his fe when the high behest Of fheaven CALI
cd him home from the troubles Of human ife 20 that
vast ocean OF eternal peace, where we hunbly hope
he shall continue to sail happily along the serene and
streaming tide OF Eternity, and enjoy all the vast
pientude of bliss, kind heaven has prepared for the
righteous.
The chamber shere tke good man neefs has .Eafe,
isp'sriesged beyond The ,saN Of 1srfusns Ec
'Iis quite she verge Of Hearen"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25

7 YING in jamestown, pleasantly sit
IL uated, about halfa a mile north from Mr.. THoM.
As Il. CoScpoN's Ferry, containing n acres Of ex-
cclcnt LAND, joining the main road that leads to
the end Of the Island, with House, Barr, Corn
House, and other necessary out.buildings. The
buildings were new years ago. Said FARM has a
beautiful Orchard we'll fenced with stone wall and
is well watered and fenced. For further particulars
enquire of JOHN wEEDEN, Jun. ON the premises.
jamestown, April Is,
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The Boston Ga-stte, has again come forward with
the lamentable story about the ocousness of their
neighbours in Vermont and New-Hampshire. The
loss Of their election attributed to the circumstance
OF few men coming from New w-Hamphire and Yer.
mont This is too ridiculous to be treated seriously
it is the mad raving of disappointed faction. we
expect twill be SAID few hundred of these same
intruders introduced themselves at our election
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Lottery and Exchange OEts,
No. iis, THAalEs-a EEL
So0CO--HlGHtST PRIZE. I
ItIH you hape IL

Ha,feM R,idge LOTTERY. 6M Class.
WlLL commcncc drawing in Boston, the
2lsi May next, and presents the following
prizes TO sd,enturers IN this excellent Lottery, vis-
lprizs of 5000 Dollars of 1000, s Of 50Us
SO of 100 SIS of SO, 1927 of z dallars-- Not two
BLANKS to prize Present price of whole TickeisS
dohrs--Quarters 8 i-37 bu, will soon rise --Ordefs
for Tickets aud Quarters will be received and exec-
ed with imlscdiate attention.
The Nlsuagevs List of prizes in tie 4tl, class nf
Dixvc Road Lottery has been received at ths oihees
and may be examined gratis Prizes paid on demahd
in Cash.
~ All kinds of BILLS Willie exchanged on reasonabl1
tens and every favour gratefully acknowledged.
. JOSIAH e.. SHAW.
NEWPORT. April Is, 1910.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY. OR
COLU.MBLi.N ORDER.

A N adjourned meeting of the TAM
4 "A MANY SOCIETY. or CoLuMnrAN ORpER.
VIII be held on THURSDAY Evening Cbeing the Goth
OF the month of Plants,"1 at the Council Fire
OF their Grest Wgwam, in the State House. precisely
half an hour after the going down Of the SUM-
BY order Of fhe Grand Sachem.
WILLIAM SlMONS, See'ry. pro ten,
Season of F2o,vers," ,.
Month ef" Plants" the 25sh, April 25
Year IF Discovery, SlS.
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In this town, on Sunday evening iast, by the Rev.
Mr.. Eddy, Mr.. RonrRr Eicxs, TO Miss PArrEAcs
SMirn, all of this town.
\, On the 10Th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Gibson, Mr..
CHAslEs JAMES to Miss FREELovE Hunso a, both
Of this town.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Gentlemen.bca of families, &C.
l. &c. are respectfully informed, that PRI-
vATE SCHOOL is now opened, at No. III, Izames
Street. next the Brick-.urket, for the Instruction
of the Youth of either sex, in Reading, Writing, A.
rithma,ick, GRAMMAR, Geography, History, &c. &c.
Every attention will be paid to the Morals OF the Chill
tren and to their Instruction in the necessary ex
ternal accomplishments. Those who have Children,
and who wisl, to have them correctly introduced TO
knowledge Of the elements Of useful Learning, may
do well to lose no time in obtaining for their Chill
dren, place at said SCHOOL
For further particulars apply to the Preceptor. at
the School Room .9biii IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25

~ ON FRIDAY, MAY 4.
At XI O'clock, a. ~ on the premises.
THE HOUSE formerly occupied as "a
4 Duck Mandatory, with the Lot on which il
stands, and large Store. .4iso, number of Looms
and spinning mach inery.-The terms will be liberal
and made known at the time and place of Sale.
SlLAS DEAN, .qncfr.
Newport, April II. 1910.
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TAKE. NOTICE.
THE partnership between TAYLOR and
JEREMIAH DAVENPORT 10 this day by
mutual consent Observation-Disclosures all persons in.
debted to them by Note Book account are earn
csty requested 10 make immediate payment that they
may close their company concerns as soon as pos
sible.a
TAYLOR DAVENPORT,
JEREMIAH DAVENPORT
Tiver,on, April IA, 1910.
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NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
~ 10 the estate of
HENRY BARBER,

late of S52h- Kingston. Deceased Represented insol.
ven that SIX months from the date hereof allow
ID them to exhibit their claims 10 the Subscribers
yho arc appointed Commissioners thereon, By the
Ion Court of Probate, Of the town of South -hhys
m. that they will attend At the dwelling house OF
RESERVED DAVIS, in South Kinsssen, on the last
aturday n each month from the date hereof No
counts viii be received unless proper. sitcsed TO-
BONN SsssDssT sEsia, isas,DnrD. c'""'''.
NIB All persons indebted to said Estate arc re-
,estcd 70 make immediate payment TO
THO B HAZARD .fd7snisfrnfsf.
South Kingston, April 9h~ 1910.
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= The C.reular Letter puo.ls"eJ in our hast
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-29
SELEK June 20
EROM a IDI ~

FRON .O.HPLEo.
Gait FaiyfeiG has .IaVored nc 7utth tie
.foHOvuing Intelligence.
.9bow The frSf Of Ihrii, 10, HLBxAE
DER HAMxE7T, America7s Conshi ~ Nab
les, ahthed TO the Government tar means II
conveyance for ne cre7vS If fhe 8merzca,t
veSseiS eot.tfscafcd at Nahie8 10 tie Unired
States me received for ans7vey that the
sreSvS-of The Hmeric1n Ue88eis nytght return
10 heir resfecHUe homcS in one oT me II
merieGn pCssrtS, 7vlich veSsa must be
bought by hemseiUce ; after 7vh'ch he ah .
filled for me sh.hs Hercuies and Francis,
but had MT recefped an an szUer az me nine
She defarfure If he margaret from Ndfi-
les. TIE general oftini0u amongst me H..
mericans az AGhieS 7UaS that tie CcUern-
anent mould only aiio7o McB, one shih not
~ hstdnding afhAca ion had been Hrepious
W made fCr feUO ; and their determination
4vas 10 embark Gas SION as Permission AUS
granted for ne U. Hate8, as such unhre
ccdsnted conduct as lad BEN hurSued TO-
sDards he HmcricaHs, ted MeB, &c fur that
dcioy might cauSe mir being imhrisoned
Probably tie Shih 7Oifh me crezus Ofthe II
7pericaH UeSseis on 6oard, in number about
$50 7ooud dehart from NafILc8 about the
middle of M0g. -
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JoHANNEs IN EvENR.
A NEW SONG.

AT Libertys cries, al her children arise,
NO local dissentions their Efforts discover;
Inc glorious transaction BODIES ruin to- faction
Goa bless the whole country forever and ever
FROM Europe. if bears seek treasure, not theirs,
Assault the Republic, intent texplore it.
The shock of Our ranks shall settle such pranks
= million of Freemen, embodied, have sworn it.
Here's health to the Sage, a light of the age,
mat twenty republics have rais'd to his stati-
The beam OF his g.ories dstresses old tories,
But eievates every sound Wing in the nation
Be jolly, my friends, as the song recommends.
Let the sentiment pass and the braZen guns
rattle
Fine spirits flush gay, on an innocent Law
The brave are eiated, preparing for battle.
us beauty in youth to be charmed with the
truth,
Ingenious mind is enchanted by reason:
But what shall We say, Of conspirators grew.
fervertinS her path and enamoured of treason
bumper let's charge to the nation at large,
AS dear rs. existence we hold its communion
way Hemp q Jack Catch soon collar the wretch,
who tries to disturb or discover the Union
lie Jolly. my friends, as the song recommends,
Let the sentiment pass and the brazen guns
rattle
me spirits Hush gay in an innocent lay
The brave are eiated, preparing for battle
Not freeman or boy, but feels twice ioy
10 Diced for the country, commanded by duty /;
Bot 'uii such minute, though poison were in # h.
For me shall drink full bumper to beauty.
Not man or a lad, but will pledge me full glad,
Ard secretly think on his iagoritt. charmer-
No name we disclose wherever she goes
Let's level the foe that would offer to harm her
Let every man stand with his arms in his hand.
Prepared to Tepulse any band that would do It ;
Sr'ke home at the foo, that attempts such blow.
And ach the most valiant in future 0 rue it !.
At Llberty's cries, all her children arise,
No local assertions their efforts discover;
The glorious transaction budes .uin TO faction
God bless the whole country forever and ever
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

May z. In the House of Lords Earl Grey
and Lord Grenvilie declared their intention
20 support the dignity and privileges otPar
liament; and Lord Erskine expressed his
determination 10 support the supremacy of
the law.
II the commons, petition was presented
from the Lord Mayor. Alderma an and Livery
of London, p,aying for the release Of Sir r
Burdett and Mr.. Jones. 1t was moved that
Ut lie on the table This was opposed as the
petition was dsrespectful and insoIent and
after second days debate, was negatived,
128 to So.
May IL. The Speaker acquainted the
House that Earl Mora had been served with
a process at the suit of Sir T Burdett, as
Constable of the Tower
The Committee or the privileges of the
House reported. that the Speaker and Ser
geant alarms should be suffered to appear
In Court. and plead to the action brought
gainst them by Sir +. Burdett, for false i'm
prisonment which was agreed to, and the
Attorney General was ordered to defend
them.
FoRFIGN OFFICE,
DOWNING STREET, May 10,
The King has been pleased to appoint
John Philip Morer Esq. to be his Majes;y's
Secretary of Legation to the U. S. of Amer
lea.