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London, Aug. ls.-After the report Of
hostilities breaking out again in the North,
had nearly died away, it has been revived
with fresh yigour. Buonaparte, it is said,
Intends to proceed to Germany Immediately,
and to assemble French, Prussian, and the
troops of the Rhenish Confederacy on the
fronsiers of Poland. Preparations are said to
be actA.lly making at Eylau for his reception.
One letter from Prussia says, " the die is
cast--war is inevitable"
We do not think that Russia will 60 to
war with France before she makes her peace,
with Turkcy.---Though the very circum-
stance Of her being at war with another pow
er, might determine Bonaparte to commence
hos,ilities against her. Be is,-however, as
1t may the fact of change in the Russian
Councils. relative to the continental system,
is admitted in her ports this season, and
list of l3l vessels which had gained admis-
sion, was yesterday handed about among the
merchants.
Contradictory:
An article from Petcrsburcli of yuly 6,
says" on the Goth inst the Commissioners
of The Customs viii sell by pub!iek auction,
for the benefit Of our Revenue, quantity OF
articles of Ironniongery, which has been
c0ntiscated as being of English manufacture,
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AIIENI'ION!!!
Come, be y6t U'ring, come and try,
For none cen gain 1vifhom fhey buy.
/ 1000 dollars,
HIGHEST PRIZE

THE rich wheels Of Dirpie Road Lottery be-
gan to roll out Dollars on Monday last
Take part as they fall from the hand Of Fortune,
and enjoy the cash.
Tickets S $50, Quarters s $50,
bat will Fise as the drawing progresses.
For the accommodation Of those who have purchas-
ed Tickets through the agency Uf j. C. SH.aH, he
will furnish correct statement OF the wheels they
relate u his Tickets, three times a week Prize
Tickets viii be exchanged for warranted undrswn
numbers, during the whole time Of drawing. !,
Orders for few Tickets and parts may yet be re.
cei-ed by application at the Exchange and Lottery
Office No. 1l8, Thames street, where Fortune was
very proptious in the last Lottery, and doubtless
will be in this.
Newport, sept "a, 1911.
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Late from, Portugal.

Oar Lisbon dates are brought down to the
Goth August. Both the French and allied ar
my had made northerR progress. The
French, under Marmount, had proceeded 20
the Agueda and Goa on the Portuguese from
tier, near Cindad Rodrigo !; where they had
been joined by the troops from the North un-
der Generals Bonet and Dorsenne which
must have augmented their force to perhaps
$4,000 men. Lord Wellington, always keep.
ing in line between his enemy and Lisbon,
had advanced to the vicinity of the Goa, and
on the 18th August had his H. Q. at Sclcri-
ce, not far from Guardo, where he had per-
haps $4,000 men which he could augment
In short time to 10000. Soult had gone
into Andalusia, TO direct operations against
Cadiz. Those who contemplate war events
will see, that these new positions are similar
to those held prior to the battle of Albuera,
or Immediately after the expulsion OF Masse-
ma from Portugal. We may speedily expect
more " bloody dy.ne.ys," from that quarter.
Marshall Beresford was near Lisbon, or.
ganizing and equipping the Portuguese re-
cruits Of which he had sent or 5000 to
the army.
The accounts from Spain are gloomy: The
fall of Tarragona had spread dismay in the
South and occasioned the dispersion of
Canpoverde's army and the submission Of
some of the guerrillss. Figuerus was ex-
pected to follow the fate of Tarragona and
Montserrat. The Cortes were very unpopu-
lar with the army /; as they had not been
careful to provide even necessaries for them.
Blake had been at Cadiz with his ragged
troops !; and it was hoped had helped them
from the four million of dollars lately arriy.
sA IL hoo hAo hat
the Cortes and Regency had received one
hundred million of dollars from the new
world and yet had permitted the defenders
of the soil to be naked and famished. There
is I" something rotten in the state Of Den
mark" In the North the spirit Of patriotism
was highly animated. Cazstfe.1
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Boston Bank--3 dollar bills.
Bank OF Columbia, Hudson, N. Y.---5 and
10 dollar bills.
Beverly Bank, Mass dollar bills, well
initiated.
Bristol Bank, =, I.--3 dollar bills.
Bank Of Acw-3runswiek, N. Us dollar
bills.
Commercial Bank, at Bristol, X. l. 5 and
10 dollar bills, the latter we'll executed, and
lately put in circulation.
Concord bank, Joseph Towne, President--
dollar bills.
EIefer Bank, and dollar bills and ] al
tered 10 S.
Ereharge bank, Providenes, r. I.--o and
3 dollar bills, well initiated.
Farmers and Mechdnicks sank, at Philad.
S dolla- bills.
lNohas,k Bank--l dollar bill.
tew6urytorf Bauk--3 dollar bills, solcra-
bic initiated.
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MSS.
sosroy, sept. 80.

Interesting TO american Merchants.
London, August l2.--From Gottenburgh
We have the following communicated by an
American gentleman
Mr.. ERvrNG's arrival in Denmark has
saved the merchants In the United State, lin
about eighty sail which have passed up the
Sound without interruption) at least half a
million of dollars in expenses, which would
have been incurred by their detention and
trials as none you'd have eseahed and as the
system of last year yORld haze been turSued,
many, however inn0cenf, would have been
condemned. The few cases undecided on his
arrival Chose under British convoy excepted)
Will not be condemned. His reception WAS
very hattering, and total change has taken
place In their conduct to our flag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-02
Readings and Recitations,
By Mr.. DUFF,
1T THE AIfSONICX HILL.

Mr. DUFF respectfully informs the Ladies and
AVA Gentleman Of Newport, he viii Read and RE-
cite, positively ONE NIGHT Only,
at MAsoNlCk HALL,
On THURSDAY Evening next, Oct g.
The Readings to consist Of three parts, and from
1. the following admired and favouritc authors.
PART rtasT.
Recitation. IIamlet's Soiloquy on Death.
Shakcspeore
do. iiamlet's Advice to the Players
Shakespeare.
Reading. Yorick's Death. : Ste,,e.
Recitation. Case altered, a tale. Csienian.
do. Country Clergyman. Goldsmith.
FART SECOND.
do. Alexandar's Feast DRYDEN.
do. Description Of Queen Nab 4
Shakespeare
do. Macbeth's SoGloquy on
the murder Of Duncan. Saakespearc.
Residing. Elegy in Country Church Yard
Gra,
PART THIRD.
do. Edward and Emma. Malice.
Recitation. Iiotspur's Account Of Fop.
Shakespearr.
do. Othello's Apology. yhakesbeu,r.
do. Newcastle Apothecary. Coleman.
do. Seven Ages. Shakespeare
To conclude with the favourite Ode on the Passions
Collins
- Tickets al half dollar each, to be had
at Mr.. J. G. SBAw's Lottery and Exchange Office,
and at the Offices of the Newport Mercury and
Rhode Island Republican.
Performance /" begin at ho.c;past 7p'c'ock.
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NEWPORT -
WEDNESDAY, OCT ?, 1911.

Correspondent at New-York some iimc since
forwarded to US the Shamrock containing the Speech
OF the Irish martyr, EmmEr, before the infamous
lord Norbury. Indispensable engagements have
hitherto prevented our publishing it-but we shall
certainly give It place the rS opportunity, togeth-
cr with variety Of other valuable matter ON hand
The advertisement Of the Committee Of the Red
wood Library shall be published next week.
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NOTICE.

THE Ne7vbort Association Of Mechan-
i icks and Manufacturers, are requested 10 meet
at the Stde-fiouse on the 6rs, Monday Of October,
at half.past O'Clock, p. NJ. being the Quarterly
Meeting Of the Society.
BY Order. JOSEPH COZZENS, sec'y.
Newport, Oct. 2, 1911.
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ATTENTION.!


WHEGEAs Dr. wILLIAs Tvnssn has heena ap; }:
the lst Regiment of first Brgade Of Militia, of the
State of Rhode-Isand, &c. therefore he is to be o.
beyed and respected such, and all Certificates ex-
emptng men from duty will be signed by him, or
the Surgeons Mate Of said Regiment
Also, JApEz HOLMES is appointed and wa' rant
ed Surgeons Mate OF said first Regiment Of first
Brigade as absve, and is to be respected as such.
JAMES PERRY, Lieut.. Col. Com.
Newport, Sept 80. 1911.
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NOTICE.

VIyHEREAs my wife, HasrAR JAapAYs. having
w eIopsd from my bed and board, and otherwise
behaved herself In very unbccoming manner. In
consequences Of which arm under the disagreeable
necessity Of forbidding any trusting her on my
account, as I am determined to pay debts OF her
contracting. GEOk1E ChAPPELh.
South .Ainys,srn, Sept 5, 1911.
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COMMUNICATED.
.EcURE FOR TIE SHINGLES.

TINS disease appears commonly at first in the
form Of several small painful pustules, pimpcs,
collected into spots of different sizes, and of various
figures, With or less of an erysipelatous-like
inaam mnation, This inHammatory eruption some.
times extends all round the body The Shingles, as
we'll as other herpctc erupdons, may be conimus:.
Gated from one person TO another, by contact. 1t
may be received also by using the same bedclothes,
drinking out of the same vessel, using the same
knives and forks, SC. &C. For the cure, use the fol-
lowing Medicine
Take of--Suph. Aurant Antimon. one drdchm.
Hydrar. Murat. Mts. Scrupie
Cohserv. Cynosbat. @. s. f. mass.
to be divided into thirty pills.
Two of these pills to be taken in day, at morn ard
evering,with glassof the dccoction of sarsaparlh
root. Every seventh day gentle dose Of Sal Glaub.
should be taken. And small quantity of the fol-
lowing ointment should be rubbed over The parts af.
fecied, every third night.
Take of--Ung. Citrinum.
Ting. Spermacet. equal quantities.
Mix.
The above medicine have been known to cure very
many persons 1t should be prepared with great
care.
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AiIkRIEU,

In this town, on Sunday evening last by the Rev.
Mr.. Webb, Mr., FREEsoRN CoooRsMALL, to Miss
ELIZA DENNIS, daughter of William Dennis, Esq
all Of this town.
At Doncilie, Ver. Master SAMUEL UNpERwoop,
aged fifteen years, to the widow FANNY MATTHEWS,
aged hirgsir.
DIED,
In this town, on Sunday evening last, Mrs SALLY
BAKER, widow Of the late capt. William Baker, of
this townl
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MARINE LIST.
port or NEUpORT.

port or NEUPORT.
Fhtere9-ship Miser, Smith, Lisbon; do. Comet,
Seabury, do. soop Columbia, Henisn, New-York, |,
do. Aurora, Cahoonc, do. do. Eagle, Whitiord Bal.
tmorc sch. James & Eliza, Weaver, Boston.
CleGred--sch. William, Turner, Norfolk; sloop
Brothers, Clark, do.
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DRY GOODS-M Auction.
On FRIDAY next, at 2 o'clock,
fl, LranSfon S' .ShaW'S OHce,

vi a NI1|EN HINR, dt = y IIUCNy
fl, Lrapsfon G' .ShaSv'S OHce,
An extensive assortment Of DRY GOODS-consist.
ing Of ,
Fine and supcr6ne Broadcloths and Cassi-
meres; red, white, yellow and green Flannels, G,
z, 3, 9, 10 and 114 Blankets Bombazctts f; tsbly
vclvets; Corduroys; cotton and worsted Hose
Irish Linens Lawns sbr,ing Cottons cambrick
Dimity black and white cotton Can. n.bricks, Cling
hams plain and figured eno Muslins plain and
figured book do. bloom seeded, jaconct ard nvIi
buff Gloves mcns beaver do pic mic do. !; super
fine Madras, cotton and black silk Handkerchiefs rs
Ribbons cf different widths and colours cotton, silk
and thread Lace English and India sarsnet, Flor.
ence Silk sewiag do; linen Thread sand bale
Bafias
Cransfon It Shan, uct'rs.
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Extract to the editor of the (Rchmond) Enquirer,
dated Frcderickstown, September IL, 1871.
The Court Martial for the tria. of Gen.
Wilkinson met OH Monday last a number
of members assembled, but did not proceed
to business until Wednesday on Tuesday
the court was organized, and the charge ps
the General read, consisting Of eight differ
ent charges, with a variety Of specifications,
commencing with the Spanish pension, Burr's
conspiracy, and ending with the Terre Aux
Beouf campaign. No examina,ion OF evil
dence as yet the time Of the Court has
been taken up with motions, for summonsing
of evidence from Orleans and Mississippi
Territory. The Court has requested OF the
Secretary of War, the presence of Col.
Gushing, who is now, under arrest, in be-
half of the prisoner. together with several
other officers from that station should the
prisoners request be complied with by the
Secretary of War, the trial will probably
contince for six months, before the first de-
cision Of the Court be taken. There is a
number of Witnesses on both parts.
The following members compose the
Court, viz.--General Gansevoort, President;
Coils. Williams, Russell, Kingsbury Lisut.
Coils. Beal, Wharton, Mc'Comb, Smith 4;
Majors Porter, Nicoll, Stoddert, Swift, Arm
Walter Jones, jun. Judge AaDOrate."
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TAMMANY SOCIETY, OR
COLUMBIAN ORDER.

A STATED meeting of the TAM
K n MANY SOCIETY, or COLUMBIAN ORDER,
will be held on MONDAY Evening, Oct. the l4,h,
being the 14th Of the month of Travelling" in the
" Season of Frui,s,"] at the Council Fire, of their
Great wigHam, IN the State House, precisely at
the going down Of the sun
BY order
BERNARD HILL, jun. Secretary.
Season Of Fruits, J.
.'f0'.th ef to,s,, l8fh, Sept %.
Year If Discovery, 319
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IL be- sold at PubAck Auction,

On SATURDAY, 18th Octobe next,
IN 10 O'Clock, a. III. On tie es.cfe of the late Benja-
min Pi,man, jim. an Broadstrcef,
A Building, almost new, two stories
IA high, built with The best nateriaIs, we'll cal.
culated for Dwelling -House-to be removed of the
lot.
.Aso--a complete set of Carpenters Tools |;
Turning Lathe and Tools, Clock, almost new .
very large mahogany Table q number Of Rocks ;
2 Cows and livery likely two years old Heifer q
and number Of other srtices
Immediately after will be sold, at the Methodist
Chapel, Pews. Conditions at the time and place
Of sale.
Henry Bull, anet'r.
Sept 18.
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Il list Of Counterfeit Bank BiRs, no7o in cir.
cuiation--alhhabeltiraLy arranged.
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Cnllgres8.
IN SENATE.
FRIDAY, Dec. %, 1910.
d T. b A L f.


d EBA TE.
Dnthe subject of tie Territory Neg ofthe
Perdido.
Mr.. Horsey next addressed the Senate as
follows
Mr. Pre&dent-The bill under considers
ton contains two important provisions The
first in effect incorporates, with the Terri
tory of Orleans. the province OF West Flo
rida East Of the Mississippi, as far as the RI
yer PeTdido; the second extends to that
part of the province thus incorporated the
flaws now in force within the said terrific
ny:
These provisions naturally involve two
questions First, whether the u. States
have good title to that paf; of the pro-.
vince described in the bill and Secondly,
whether it would be expedient for the gov :
eminent Of the u. States to take possession
OF It by force.
Before proceed 10 consider these qres-
lions, | beg leave. Mr.. President, to advert
" what may be considered a preliminary
question: refer to the authority of the
President Of the United States to Issue
his proclamation and the accompanying
orders OF the 27th Of October last. d2
'ecung the forcible occupation of that terri
tcry | deem il material to consider this
I DIST, because, II the PROCLAMATION were an
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or Published BY Thomas Richie, nearly op-
1.ite the Globe Tavern, Richmond. Virsin;a.
or CoNDITIo MS .-FYye dollars year, 70
Be Paid annually in aaioanee. Those suho wish to
BE considered as annual Subscribers, hereafter
designate It at the tame CT subsening, otherwise
their papers will be discontinued at the expiration
of the first year.
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H>HOSE Gentlemen who were good enough
I TO obtain subscribers to my Report of
SURK'S TRIAL, and have received the bucks
IN order to be delivered to the subscribers on
their respective subscription lists. are reques
ted to remit the monies already received, or be
received hereafter. for those books, to Doctor
Edward Earle, Bookseller, Philadelpha
D4VID ROBERTSON.
January g. 81,
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UST arrived from Philadelphia and for sale
- an elegant COArHEE 4 GIG, with har
hess Complete-a great bargain may be had in
chem, II applications is made immediately
Ror terms apply TO the subscriber-tbe Carria
Ges may be seen at Captain Vests shop. who
will shew them to any person on apple at ion
&. II. SAUNDERS.
Richmond, Dec. 20. v4w
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TIME Subscriber Informs his friends and the
/ public in geney al, thar he suishes to carry on
the HOUSE CARPENTERS BUSINESS, in
all its various branches, if taOoYef by a liberal en-,
enlargement. He faattevs hiniself that he will be
abe to- please those suho may favor him ,uA par
1onoge with fancy {, plain zuoyk, as he has servea
regular apprenticeship. and since cor ted in the
best BUILDINGS in the city Of PhiiateLphia 4: and
from, his practice of busness he THINKS himself ca
Fable of esecating work in the neatest manner.
TOHN COLLINS.
ry1n .tf
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- He subscriber has received and will CONT
a nue to receive large assortments of al sizes
OF Tayloe's fine msteaoie Bar IRON, & Mill
Spindies, Axletrees, Grc which he will sell in
wholesale or retail. moderate terms, at his
N'iiory on the basin, where all kinds of cut aud
hammered Mails, of superior quality may be had
$50, Nail Rods and Hoop Iron, and Smiths
wort done of every kind.
Likewise, for sale, loaf Sugar, Scotch Snuff,
Apple Brandy
ARcHD. McCILL.
november 20. ftf
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I'D ANK OF VIRGINIA.-The President &
I'D Directors have, this day, declared divi-
dend Of five per cent. for the last half year, on
the capital stock, which will be paid on Applicant
on at tue BaIS, after the 18th instant, to the
raj shareholders or their Representatives
TORN .RROCEENRR0JGH Cask:sZ
January 3. St
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OST-The subscriber put letter into the
- Post-Ofiice, at Richmond, the I'd of A
pril last, directed to Major William Boyce, Ken
tuckv, containing the halves of ,wo Bank-Notes
(which issued from the Richmond Bank; which
letter has never resched its destination. The o.
cher halves of said notes were forwarded by the
next mail, and duly received.
am therefore induced TO give this notice, as
application will be made for The renewal OF the
notes.
will give reasonable reward for the recove>
~ or any correct information, relative to the lost
parts OF said Notes 1t is requested that If appii-
cation should be made to the Bank for rene wal
of the notes, by any other person than the sub
scriber, that they will be stopped, and informant
on thereof given to either MIR Chas. Whitlocke,
Richmond Mr.. james Newly, fredericksburg
mr.. James Durell, Petersburg Mr. Peter
Engg, Norfolk, or the subscriber
THO N.dS EREN,
Isle os Wight County, Virgiaia
NOTES.
A No. 1341, June 10th, 1906, for S 100
ID. No. 545, reb. 10Th, 1870 for s IOO
january 8. az vi
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vHNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Was sto-
len, from the Deep Run Coal-Pn, on the
night of the Goth of last month, large mouse
eoloured Mare Mule, her left eye has hemish
81 It, her right eye appears well, but examina-
tion will be found to be quite blind; she has some
grey hairs on her forehead, her legs are remark
ably fine, and having been worked she has the
mark of gear.-Whosoever will deliver her to me
ut the Pits, or TO NJ. w. Hancock at Richmond,
shall receive the above reward.
zACHARIAH MAGRUDER.
Deep Run, January S. DIT
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alluded to by his right hon. friend who had
just sat down, trusted he should meet the in
dulgence of the House fine should ransgress
the bound of strict explanation. Whatever
he should say of that description would be
In reply to part Of the speech Of his right
hon. friend, in which he had imputed to him
upavowed motives for his conduct, and for
which he would have been. justified in Cal
ling him to order. (Here Mr. Zierney rose
and denied most soiemnly that he had imhu
red to his friend any IMPROPER motives, and
declared his conviction thet his righf hon.
friend had no motives for his conduct which
ne need be ashamed to aUoqu Mr. Sheri-
dan proceeded. His right hon. friend had,
at least. assumed, that he had motives which
he had not avowed, and though he did not con-
sider-them improper, had in very sarcas,
tic manner adverted to them. Now he had
no hesitation III avowng the motives by
which he was actuated 10 be an honest and
console ntious sense of duty. and thorough
conv ction that the course ne was pursuing
was The best calculated to promote the in
teres, OF the public. But when his right
hon friend thought proper to charge him
with Inconsistency in not voting with him,
he could see no right he had to make such
"a charge /; for certainly his hon. friend was
not the pattern he shohd he disposed to TO,
low for adherence TO political connections.
He should oaly add, that bonaparte was
more n,ercitul to us than the right hon. gen
tlefnan for he allowed US ten years before
we should be ruined
IA division then took place, when there
appeared
For the third reading ss-Against it 90
majority, rs.
The bin was then read a third time, and
passed.
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Dedfh offse King o/EnsIoud

49,. . y 1@'FsFUNu'
a. n le.ter from Bath (Me.) Sept Is meot;ous
'ne arrivai there OF the Sarah Maria Mor~
gam rom Dublin, 40 days, bringing Loo.
uon uates 10 the LIST August. Capt M Sits
INA. the DAY previous to his sailing. AN go
S n arrived from London, stating n at The
aug ol England was dead. Capt. NJ. snok.
a,',.I' el on ner passage, which sailed non
= 49, uays after hin, the capt. of VIII. CD
co"hrmed the above news.
IN sunday might last. arrived here the
'I's iAatFivt, capt Waldo, tre.n tne = a.