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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-28

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"A pes, by 4 STARkWATHER, of Er9ssdence,
sti,c .xtci siye utility OF which, has been ong esab-
ished ~ ihe experience OF ikind, and sanctioned
by the opinions OF the first medical practitioners of
every Enlightened country.
SOFA WATER.
This puAgeut and aciduated Water has been di-
rcctCd by medical men, and IS well KNOWN 20 pro-
duce 4, srabie Effects IN many common and uoube-
some npiaints. Il IS complete remedy against
sourncss of he stomach commonly called heartburn,
and in cases Of indigo ,on and Weakness OF the stom-
ach ist1und very useful gradually restorngtht ap-
pc;Iie 9HG with il the tone or the organ 1t Sa pre-
yentatWc of many Of the diseases OF the stomach and
bowels, which proceed from acdity, and for Che sats
reasons, it in most removes or prevents the SIC
headaches it proved advantageous IN the gout, rs
those who have taken this water isr the gravel have
been cured OF both diseases by means of soda; may
be taken 10 the quantity OF pint or more daily NJ
three stated periods, morning. noon and night, one
hour previously 10 the several meals Of the day
Soda Water is also very refreshing and grateful
drink, especially after heat and fatigue, and may be
made complete substitute for the beverages OF which
ardent spirits form apart--With wines and sugar IT
is very grateful
BALLSTOWN WATER.
The Water sold under this name has been acknowI-
edgcs 10y judicous professional men, Chemists and
P ysci4ns 10 be in its taste and effects fully equal if
not superior the natural spring the virtues Oi which
have often been enumerated by writers, and eXpelien
ced b, the publck large. Iii well known inthe u.
States a gentle cathaitiokan active diuretck--a
remedy agpns, gravey complarts--a tonck TO the
stomach and generally the systemnot TO mention
its efficacy against rheumatick and cutaneous com
plants, when applied externally as well as nternaliy
il there fore only cessary 10 observe chat the Use
of il itenlvensthe spirits, increases the appetite and
helps digestion; IL is perfectly clear and peiicd and
sparilles w:ien poured into the glass. 1T is highly
dulate, possesses great pun5ency, and is strongly
chaybeatc imay be drank IN the hottest weather in
the largest quantities, without tie least injury and
any time of day, All hour before or two hours after
meals.
CER2IFIC.fTR.
From the evidence we have had Of the skill Of Mr..
STAeEwATHER, in preparing. his artificial Mineral
Waters, ard from thc we have made Of them, We
do not hesitate to recommend them TO the Inhabitants
o. Tie town, both agreeable beverage, and rs
a mld and useful medicine in those complaints for
which ihe Natural Mineral Waters often prescrib-
Cd PARDON BOWEN
LEVI WHEATON,
Providence, May 20, 1911.
O. Ti,hets at Sl each, entlng the bearerto IS
glasses of Mineral Waters, for sale above single
glass cts. it may be also received in jugs or bot
ties Of any size.
~ Il. The addition of little common Wine to
The Soda Water, gives it all The piquancy and spar
king quality of the best Champagne Wine,
Newport, July l6, 1911 (3wcowl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-28

EvsRy thing around us, and in which we
are engaged. gives striking in,imation of our
mortality. The ordinary course Of nature,
both in the animal and vegetable world, loud
ly proclaims ii. Each rising and each set
ting sun calls on us to prepare for descent
into, and resurrection from the tomb.
1" Each night we die,
e" Each morn are born again Each day life,
" And shall we kill each day II trifliNg kills,
" Sure vice must butcher Oh what heaps OF slain
"Cry out for vengeance" YOUNG.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-28
TO LET,

A Convenient Dwelling House, in Spring street.
"A in good repair, With large Garden, and
well of good water.
For terms apply to
THOMAS HUDSON, Jun.
May IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-28
Artificial Mineral Waters.
SODA AND AALLs7oWY HITTER,
For sale ut the MEDICINE STORE OF
SANILLI. W. y lNSON,
No. 60, Thames-street, Ne1gf'r

No. y5, 1H0Wes-SHeCfJ Nt"PTE.
A ND manufactured upon correct chemical princi
"A pies, by r STARhWA AlIlER, OF i'r0' 'sdence,
,l,c ,ctsye utility OF which, has been loHg estab,
ished . the experience OF mankind, and sanctioned
by the opinions OF The first medical practitioners d
every enhg gh,ened country.
.t..t AZ N'Et.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22

NROCERlES.-W Anderson. at
u the sign of the Penitent;ary Store. has
lately received parcel of GROCERIES from the
North, which, added to his former stock max o.
the following assortment
Liverpool blown salt in b,,shel twilled sacks.
10. do. do. common do.
Brown & Loaf SUGAR,
Best Green Coffee,
Imperial, Young Hyson and Souchong Teas.
Best Gunpowdcr, do in canisters,
Madeira, Sherry and Lisbon Wines,
Long Cork, Claret and real port do. in bottles
Cogniac Brandy and real Holland Gin
jamaica, Antigua and New-Englmd Rum,
hiskey, Peach and Apple Brandy,
London BroOwnstout Porter, ~
Molasses,
Philadelphia and Swedish IRON.
German and Btstered Steel,
Nail Rods,
Best Northern Cheese.
do. Soap and Candles,
Chocolate,
$40 and 1912 ULNDOV CLASS.
Iumblers, Wine-glasses and Decanters,
Scotch Snuff
Real Spanish Cigars
Rasins in Boxes,
Soft shell Almonds,
Flotant Indigo, Fig Bfue, Arnetso s. Nader,
Nutmegs, Mace and Cloves,
Allspice, Pepper and Ginger,
Stone Ware, assorted,
London Mustard,
Writing Paper,
Spinning Cotton,
tobacco
he above articles will be sold, by WhoEesale and
retail, at moderate prices, for Cash. Country Pro-
duce or Acceptances in town.
w. ANDERSON.
Richmond, Nov. U.s. WITT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22

EATHEi< & HARIWARE.-T sub
~ scriber respectfully informs the Public.
that he has just received and for Sale oppose the
Eagle Iagern, fresh supply of tn. best NOR1Yf.
ER.E observation-disclosures Of
Spanish and Slaughter,
Soal and Upper Leather
Skirtng, Harness and Bride Leather,
Calf-skins, Boot Legs and rountings
Zip skins, Hog skins and Sheep SKINS
Black and Russet bagsing and lining HIDES,
Binding, Weltng and Buck skins,
Black, Green, Red and Yellow Morocco SKINS
CT IoSethcr with an Elegant assortment of Eka-.
ted and Common S.4DLERY-Consis Of
Plated, polished and timed Stirrup Irons,
Plated and timed Bride hits, newest patterns,
Brass, plated, polished and timed Buckles.
Martingalc Hooks,
Plated and Brass Nails,
Cock eyes, tug buckles and Hames.
Cut and wrought sadders TacIs, different sizes:
spurs, Whips and Curry Combs
Mems, Womens and Chair Saddle Trees,
Streaming, girth and Diaper Webbs,
Plated and brass, Carriage and Gig, Harness.
Mounting, in Sets,
Plated Moulding, Carriage and Gig handles,
Saddlers Plush and Binding,
six Cord, Shoe-thread, Webbing & BristIes.
curriers', Shoe-Nakers and Saddlers TooIs--with
large supply of BRUSHES, consisting of Hand,
Hearth. Furniture, Floor and Sweeping Brushes.
Ciotl', Hair, Horse and Sver-smiths do.
Tanners, Curriers', White-washers Painters and
Hatters Brushes-All of which will be sold LOW for
CASH, wholesale and retail
JOHN D7cPHERSON
octooer TO- 1awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
r ANDs and NEGROES FoR s,dLE.-

7 ANDS and NEGROES FOR .S.dL f.
- IN pursuance OF the last will and tesla
ment of Andrew Johnston, decd wi be sold to the
highest bidder at his late dwelling house in Prince
Edward county on Thursday the nineteenth day of
December next, if fair if not the next fair day. ali the
negroes belonging to the estate of the said deceased
Except three which to he applied to speciaI e-
gacy) consisting of about forty in number of different
ages and sexes-amongst them proportion of re-
markedly likely Young Men and Women, and alsn
the Stock Of Hogs and about three thousand lbs tted
Pork, some Mich Cows, Wagon and Team, toec-
Their with the Crop of Corn, Fodder and Oats, and
some Plantation Utensils.
The Negroes will be sold for cash, the other arti-
ces payable the twenty first day of Sept 1872 except
be for sums of twenty dollars or under, for which
cash will be required.
At the same time will be offered for sale nm n GRO
dit of one and two years, three Tracts of LAND one
of them being the same whereon the deceased lived
consisting OF about thousand acres of which there
are about an hundred acres of rich low grounds yet to
clear On this place is comfortable dwelling house.
nearly new with the requisite number of out houses
amongst which is granary and six tobacco houses
most OF them with tight roofs, the bodies well
daubed, cellars dug out-and in all respects admirably
adapted to the curing of tobacco in the finest sti-
The plantation is uncommonly well incosed and di-
vded into proper shifts 1t lies in an agreeable neigh
borllood and is conveniently situated, being near tn
the Courthouse, College, Mills, Sc. There viii be
about seventy eighty bushels of wheat on the
place this fall for which the purchaser of the Land
will he required to pay at the fair market price and
Tor putting it in the ground The other lie
on Sawneys and Rough Greeks in the upper end Of
the county, of them containing five hundred and
twenty eight, the other hundred and fifty two and
half acres, both entirely in woods. AL persons
having claims against the said estate will please lodge
them properly authenticated with Mr.. Abner NASH
and those indebted to it requested to make pay
mcnt, or suits will be commenced.
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
Administrator, with the nil annexed, of
.faaresv Johnston, decd
Campbell, 18th November. wtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
IsoME MANUFACTUREs-The sub

LEONE MANUFACTURES.-The sub
"A u scriber offers for sale, at the DOMF.S-
TIC WAREHOUSE, two doors above The Each.
Tavern-White nd colored Spun Cotton. Cotton
Sheeting, Slirting, Bed!ricks, Jeans Fancy Cords,
Fustans, ChNmbrays and Stripes, twiled and plain.
White and fancy Nesting, Shawis, Diapers, Damask
Table Cloths, Napkins, ToweIiing, &c.--Broad
Cloths, Cassimeres and Cassinetts-Iinen and Toy
cloth. -
fun assortment of Hats and Hatter's Trimming.
Bottied Porter Ale--20 casks best Goshen Cheese;
Richmond Gun-Powder and Patent Shot
=, D. j. PURR.
November 8. towG,r
Ggr A constant supply of Cut Nails, Bra,ls, spries
aud iaeks, on consignment from northern rnanufas.
tories, for sale at low prices
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
FOR SALE.--A very valuable Tract
4 Of LIND, called IFainut Mus, con-

kOR SALE.--A very valuable zR.fCT
Of LIND, called Wainut Mils, con-
tanning four hundred and two acres, lying in the up
per end OF Cumberland county, within one mile OF
he village oil Farmvc. 1t lies nearly in the shape
OF right anglcd pars,ilelogram, and is bounded ON
The south, by sma and narrow tract, the property
o Richard N Venab'e, Esq. which separates il from,
Appomatox river, ON the East, by the lands OF flake
- aud Miller Wooson, On the north by other lands
OF Richard N. fcnahlc, and the west by the lands
ot Mrs Randolph OF Bizarre. There are few tracts
oil land IN Virginia OF its size, and none Of its price
superior to the above The situation is pc-eminent-
y healthy--thc soil of the first qualify Cor tobacco
the springs numerous aud fine, aud the land lies al
most immediately nayigabc water Nearly one
halt Us cleared and in fine hcart--;hc remainder is
heavily timberesl The only buildings are good
framed Granary, shielded all around, and tn tobacco
houses. The above property will be exchanged for
lands IN Charlotte or Halifax, property in Rich
mond. Also for sale, rent or exchange, well bnt
small but convenient dwelling house, store house with
good ceiiarage, and lumber house in the adjoining
Richmond. -
November S. wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22

EATHER, Wholesale e Retan-Ben-
- lamin Tate, has lately received from,
rhiiad!elphia, large quantity ofLE.4IHER-vhich
IN addition to bis Stock in Tan, makes a complea
and extensive assortment of excellent ouaity--Con
sisting Of
Slaughter and Spanish Hide Soa,
Skiiting, Harness and Bride,
Coach lining, roof and covering hides
Black and fair Bag Hides and Bellows Hides.
Max.d, Black grain'd and Russet Upper,
Wax'd, black GRAND and fair Calf-skins.
Yellow and Green Rones (Morocco,)
Ian'd and tawed Sheep and Lamb Skins.
Calf, Cordovan and Cossac Boot Legs
Cali, Kip and Cordoyan Roundnss
. ALSO--L.3 PLATA 50 L4GUTR.3 ,Sbou;sS,
HIDES, ofcxcellent quaity-Liver and Lamp OIL,
by the cask or retail.
Oct 49, w6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE


Y On the l0th of December next, OF fair,
if not, the next fair day. viii be sold az the late
clearinghouse of Col Mics Scldcn, decd between
Twenty and Thirty Likely NEGROES, the Stock
of Eiors 3, Mules, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Panta-
ton Utensils, &C. Among the Horses the fol-
'owinE1 Stud, six years old, by Old Doomed, out OF
tic Darn Of Lady l,olngbrokc, ramed IorDet--one
other Stud, years old, by Old Doomed, out of Lady
soingbroke this horse is full brother TO the run
ming horse Wrangler, and is nearly sixteen hands
high Nirguia, by Daredevil, out Of Lady Boiling
broke, six years old-one fy by Robin Redbrcast
out of Lady Do'lingbroke, years old. ne FLY out
IF Virginia, by Hornet, folded in April ss---therc
arc also several other Biooded Mares and Cots.
The Subscriber wishes to sell priv " TVYO
Tracts # LIND, lying in the me- ooThood OF
Rcl'mond--Thcy are neatly improved, and are IL
''iciously arranged for Fsrmers.hn persons bavi,l
claims against the estate, requested bring thei
forward, properly suthentcstcd or or before the do,
Of sale.
MsLdS slsADEtY, Er'r.
nov u vtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
SAMUEL G. ADAMS, next door to Mr..
~ IL Xinahall- of4c..r Eos.

~ i. Gimball, offers for Sale, for Cash,
Country Produce, town acceptanccs, general as
sortment of LRO.N.tIONGEfY, CUTTERY q
BR4SS U.iRES--Also, H-LNDOW Glass,
by 10, 10 by 12, i2 by Ii, and IL by 16-Putty,.
Bar Iron assorted, German, Crawley anil Bistered
Steel-White Lead, Yellow OGRE, s ansh Brown,
VerVligrise, Prussan Blue, Vei1nilon, Stone Ocre,
Fig Blue, Patent Yellow, Purple Brown, Gold and
Silver Leaf, Nails, Nail Rods, Hoop AID Sheet Iron.
Bar and Sheet Lead, Shot assorted, Block Tin, Pew
ter, Rose Blankets Super6ne and Coarse Cloths, and
Cotton Yarn from No. to 15.-On consignment,
10000 Glazed TILES, of superior quality.
Richmond, Oct. 90. wA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22

~ F!ALLAM, mas inst received lis fa,.
Eis supply ut GOODS, which he is now
opening acl.is TEA, GLASS 6 CHlyN.i SIOaE;
irst door above the Eagle Tavern, Rchmond---
Cogniac, old Peach and Apple Brandy,
5ti Proof old Jamaica, Antigua and Windward
Island RUM,
Holland and Country GIN.
CID double and single distilled wIiISkEY,
MadeifT, fene,ihe, Sherry, Malaga Sicily and
Cha'alagne WINES.
Ircakic aud Common Nioiasses,
ennpoS eri imperial, Y, Tyson and Souchons
Green and White COFFEE.
Loaf and Brown SUGARS
Pepper, Aiispice, Nutmcgs, White Ginger,
Mace, Cloves, Long Pepper, Termcric,S
London and Dixon's Philadelphia Mustard.
White and Black do. in seed,
Rice, Sage, and Pearl Barley,
Raisins, Figs, Almonds, aud Filberts,
Goshen and Pineapple Cheese,
Picked Salmon, Sounds and Tongues,
Sait-Petre, Alum, Sulphur and Copperaa
Florence, Lamp and iinseed OIL,
Green Sweat-Meats, Barley Sugar,
Lemon and Cinnaino Oh Candy,
Flotant indigo and Fig Blue,
Windsor, Palmarcen, Violet and Turpentine
SC.hF, Spermnccti and Tallow Candles,
Double and Single +. Gunpower, Shot as
Dcsilver's Superfnc, Large and Small, & MGR
ny Andrew Playing C.iiSDS,
Heal Spanish scsars and Chewing Tobacco,
Zoo Sait-f'etre0 H.1.pkS,
Liverpool SACKED S.3LT, in twifed Sacks
Of four and Ave bushels,
Swedish and Country Iron assorted
Gronnd Plaster of Paris,
.dLSC-
DO Crates Of well assorted liverpool ware. :,
original PacSagcs--2O Boxes Canton China.
Tea Coffee Cups, of i& 600 pieces
70 10 each containing Tea service, from 4o 70
Cd pieces, =
Boxes, leach containing IA Table service, ) q
Canton China, =
10 Services Liverpool do.
Sets elegant Cut Glass,
Desert and Wine Services complete.
Passage Lamps and India Shades.
Elegant, rich Cut Cans,
Pitchers, Candlesticks aud SAVERS, elegant Man.
te-pecc ornaments and Gacs Nourishers.
lea Cadies and Decantc Slides, Plated s. Silver
aims, with Plain and Rich Cut Cruets L.
Inor Cases, with Gilt Bottles, common Gin
Cases.
O. The above mentioned articles will be sold ar
or RETAIL, at the Philadephiz
Town. f'-'''
Sept. Of. W.T.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22

JAMES GRAY, Miniature Painter, Cat
- the Bell ayern, Richmond, respectful
" informs the inhabitants of the CITY and its Vicinity
that during the short period he intends remaining
among them, he purposes to employ that time in his
professional line---in accurately taxing .IfK.N!2
IUhE IihENESSES. And hopes, from his
skill and long experience to give general satisfaction
and will, with pleasure attend Ladies at their re-
sitlence, if more agreeable
October g. VIII
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22

10 CRETTER, Jeweller, Main-street,
4NAe has received an elegant assort-
ment of the most fashionable JEWEI.RY, together
with an extensive assortment of Silver and plated
Goods Swords, DTks, Epaulctts, &c. Sc which, in
addition TO his former stock, renders his assortment
extensive Us any in the CITY.
~ b. a fcw diamond Rings for sale.
Nov. Is. vsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
yIyo Sam4 50 q ick--T =

VHVO SamT 50 & ick--T e &c, tina,
n shall OIL the - Gay o. Ie.tr,ber pext-
At the Bell Tavern in the City Of Richmond between
the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and o'clock r. ~! IL
That day, proceed to take the stidayts of sundry
Witnesses To be read as evidence IL, silt in Chnocr
~, now depending in The Musings court Of Rich.
uond, between myself PITT AID on Jcit aud give
hisnohee il consequence Of Jour seirg nonres.Gsnr
q this commonwealth.
40, EJfi.rS.
Na-c;ntsr 8, wgG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
m. .piainey to Lord Rcl,essy.

=. Great Cumberland Tfaoe, tn ian. fsff.
L. Ny i4SsD--J have received the letter which, ION
eb me the honor to address to nc ON the 2qt of last
noeth, and will not fail TO transmit copy oft To m
government. In the time, take the liberty TO
trouble you with the following reply which severe
nstsposton has prevented fne from prcpafiag soon
The fra paragraph seems 10 mai. II proper for IN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22

NNHE subscribers, having formed con-
IL nection, respectfully acuuaint the Pub
lie, that the COJf.tffSSIO.N BUSINESS here
toiore carried on by Richard anderson, will, from,
TINS date, be conducted by them, under the Firm c
.a.N-DERSO.N s. Blair.
They have provided commodious Tile-roofea
Iumber-iionse in the vicinity Of the Basin for the,
reception OF Flour, &c. hope, by attention to bu.
sness, 10 share portion Of Public patronage Thee
&. A. NFA>N ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
r. ANDERSON.

nOCTOR F. j. METTAUER offers his
~ professional services to the Citizens Of
Richmond and the ini.s bitants of its vicinity.
Those that shall think proper to employ him in
their Families, will meet with the most prompt and
pnnctual attention by making application at Mr.
Moseiey's COLUyiIBL3.N HOTEL. in Cary
street, formerly occupied by Mrs. Raadolph
Nov 1. wa,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22

NOTTCE.--A retition win be presented
= TO the next General Assembly Of e.;
state, praying that title may he made 10 eo iaii,
piece Of land, yiss Ga the stree. lcadi1s - de Co.
vernors House.
Eoyciuber g.. ytF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
R{CHARD .ANDERSOM
BEPERLEY Blair.

Nchtnohu, Cct. IL. wifi
u The above connection will enable me to do.
vote most OF my time to the Tobacco business Mr.
directed to the other branches of the Commission
Business
z IND ZIP so AZ y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22

CHARLES JOHNSTON.
.2d,ninisbdtor, qvith the NH annexed, of
.9aaresv Johnston, dec'd
Campbell, 18th November. wtds
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08
Latest Foreign Intelligence.


Various contradictory detailed accounts
have been received since our last respecting
this battle. One account says, that on the
seventh of March, body of 1000 British
and 5000 Spaniards attacked the French and
rehnised them, after bloody engagement,
at the close Of which the allied army retreaf-
ed, with the loss of 1900 men the French
loss was not ascertainch. Another-that the
French 10000 slrong) attacked the English
thc Spanish General, with 10000 men look
ing on with grapc-shot, and made terrible
havock that the English al length routed
them with terrible slaughter, killing, wound
ing or taking prisoners, upwards ol 1000 OF
the French ; and suffering loss themselves
OF 1916 In addition to the above, the two
following accounts are given in the Boston
Ceniinel of last Wednesday, under date oi
Cadiz, March 10. We are inclined to be-
lieve, that the French will give very dl6er-
emf account Of this battle.
"The expedition has returned. After
many delays, tire allied army gave battle to
the French on the 5th March when the
English were left to do all the fighting them
selves, the Spaniards running away AS usual.
Four thousand five hundred English and Por-
tnguese had TO contend with 5000 French,
under Marshal Nictor and the French were
drivcn into the streets of Chiclona. 1t is
said the battle was one of the sharpest ever
fought.--The loss of the English amounted
to l2ll killed and wounded, including 90 Of
6cers. The Spaniards, who were 1000
(some say 10000 strong, although in sight,
met with no loss.
Another lette: states the British force at
4ooO,-Frencb at 7ooo--Ihe French had
two Generals killed, and TWO made prisoners
one (RUFFIN) since dead and lost pieces
of cannon, and one Eagle. The British lost
1916 killed and wounded. 1t adds, Z" the al
fair has been one Of the most brillian, in the
annals of the war, and was fought within
miles of our out-posts. Owing to the con-
duct Of the Spanish Commander the French
army eScahed had he have done his duty
every man would have been taken. Our ar
mics arc now within our lines, ready 10 try
the business again." The battle continued
three days"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08
From the Orleans Gazette Of March 81.

1t is due to the inhabitants Of the parish
Of St. Helena to correct statement made
under the editorial head in the Louisiana Ga.
zctte Of Feb. 2oth. The editors were certain
ly misinformcd as to any serious disturbances
having taken place in that parish since the
reception of the Presidents proclamation.
With but few exceptions if any, the inhdbi-
tanss are sveA-distosed toScards the american
goOsrnment, and in no instance have they ev-
cr attempted to oppose the mandates issu-
ed by the 'New appointed Judge ;'--on the
contrary have, in all instances, shewn a rea-
diness to be obedent TO the laws whenever in
structed.
In the unfortunate affair Of capt. Bald
win, it is but barely justice to say that the
treatT ent he received from the persons who
took him, was far more mild than could have
been expected from young men irritated, and
with whom he was unpopular. The editors
need be under no apprehension of similar
cases occurring in that parish-and they Ger.
tainly must know very little Of the state ofthe
country to suppose that military force will be
necessary to support the civil authority"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08

" Accounts are received frsm the Caracas,
which state, that the President OF the Junta
was out OF Office that regular Congress
had met, and were preparing Constitution
and laws for the security and perpetuation of
the new order Of ;hings in iha, Country. To
oppose those measures, conspiracy had
been fomentcd, with view TO follow the ex-
ample of St. Domingo, in arming the slaves
against the whites but it was early discov-
cred and broken mp and that the Carraque-
nian army had abandoned the siege of Coro.''