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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-11
ORDERS.
HARBoR OF NEwPcRT,1
N0VeMbcr IL. 1918. {


MO vessel whatever Qhe public armed vessels Of
Y the United States and those trading vessels
bound to ports on the Providence and other rivers
adjacent excepted) will be permitted to leave the
port of Newport without permission from the com.
mandlng officer at Fort Nocott.--A Application for
permits TO be made at Fort Wolcout by the master
of the vessel from TO 40 o'clock, A. NJ. every day,
and at no other time.
permits will be granted to vessels al the wharves.
Letters and papers of every description will be cx.
amned at Fort Wolcott previous 10 the gronting
permit, and no communcat alton whatever wlfbc AL
lowed (except by revenue and other officers in the
service Of the United States) between the crew OF
any vessel and the shore after obtanng permit 20
depart
Vessels having provisions or stores of any kind on
board except neutral vessels (except What is suic
len, for the subsistence Of their crews to the por,
Of destnation will not be suffered TO leave the port
The small fishing boats belonging TO Newport,
will apply to the Commanding Officer Of Fort Adams.
for permission 10 50 out Of the harbor, who is
thorized to grant it.
In case any vessel is obliged 10 put back 10 this
port, another permit will be necessary, whenever
said vessel is ready TO sail.
JULIUS r. BEILEMAN,
Capt .friiic' iss commanding.
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PORT or WEWPORT.

on Saturday last, at this port, in so days from
Lisbon, ship Ontario, Eidrdge, Of New-York. On
the Slst Oct. when on Georges Bank, fell in with
schooner, supposed To be privaleer-when near
enough to perceive her character, the Ontario put
away and stood to the and escaped by superior
sailing On the 2Sth, saw convoy standing towards
Haiitax-Two days out from Lisbon, was boarded
by small English frigate and permitted TO proceed
Sailed in CO. with the Ontario, the Pomona, Eng
lish irigste. When the Ontario was coming out OF
Lisbon the English soop of war Myrtle, was going
in, after having been ont several days OH cruize
after French prvateer sch. carrying guns,which
had captured two English merchantmen, out Of a
convoy from England. The only English vessel of
war left in the Tagus, was the Stately, 64. She
went out several times cruizng after Com. Rodgers
On the 9th, chased into this harbor by two fri
gates. On Friday, was boarded, 10 leagues Sc. of
Bock-lsland, from the Families, "a, Sir Thomas
Hardy, which had re-captured. two days before one
OF the Yankees prizes, and had on board Mr.. Cof-
I'm, of Nantucket, the prize-master.
An American schooner, with sercn hundred barrels
OF Flour, Fisher prize master detained at the foot
OF Nantucket Shoals, by the private schooner
Water-W Witch, Milton, Of Bristol, r. l. arrived at N.
Bedford on Saturday. The prinateer boarded her
under English co!ors, ascertaned her to be hound
to Halifax, and got possession Of her license--in
consequence ordered her in.
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MARRIAGES..

In this town. on Friday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Gibson, Mr.. SANUEL SyEscER, Of Exeter. to
Miss MAarBA BuRnIoK, only daughter of MIR.
Benjamin Burdick, Of this town:
Ia North-kingstown, ou the goth ult. BY the Rev.
Mr.. Northup. Mr.. BsSJAMIS CHAMPLIs, jr ncr.
10 Miss MARIA HAMMOND p,daughter Of wm Ham
moni, Esq. all Of that town.
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Ii seems that powder Of the u States proof
is 'so killing, in the estimation of the peace
party.
Ii is certainly proper that powder ea!cuiat.
cd to be used against tho Bulwark Of our Re-
Iigion, should be Of the Masssehusens proof.
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NEWPORT.
THURSDAY. AoYssuAh ~. 1915.

Com. rEsRr, on OF MS Way 10 this town,
where, At Is said, he Is 10 commend, til some
irigsts Ia ieaay to receive Captain. Capt.
ELLIOTT now commands on Lake Egic.
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-
DLS7RICT or RHODE-ISL~aN.D.
TN pursuance Of Warrant from the Dis
Il trict Court. for Rhode Island District,
DO hereby give notice that shall sell 9,
Public Auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th inst.
a, ! | O'Clock, in the forenoon, at Clifford &
Aliens wharf, in Providence,
- THE. schooner HICHFLYER,
xA1TA of The burthcn Of about 80 ,ons
yrGG.sS her taokel, apparel and furni-
SS~-N ture, arms, stores, goods, wares
and merchandise. The schooner was built
in Baltimore, BY Mr.. Tcnapt, for a letter Of
,narque. She is esteemed as fast a sailing
sch'r % ever was built in the United States,
and would make an exccllcat privatecr or
letter of marqne. She is copper bsl,orped
aud copper fastened, and is about year old
wa, selected by Admiral Warren, from all
the fss, sailing vessels taken by his squadron,
as his own iender.--Sbc can be fitted for sea
with very irifiing expense. There will also
be sold, mcdistcly after the sale Of the
schooner, at the same place, the following
articles Of merchandise, viz: 81 English
nuske,s, 65 bayonets, 50 cutlssses, Is. pair
Of pistols, IL boarding pixies, blundcrbus-
ses, carbinc, ~ casks of powder, J l.inch
and 7.inch cables, and hawsers os six and
seven inches Also, Is bags Of Cofec.--AIl
t.,s above being prize TO the lrlgate President.
T.. X. DEXTER, Marshak.
Provisenec, Nss. 6, 1919.
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In his town. on Thursday morning last, sfier
Lingering illness, Mrs. SARAS HoLT, relict Of the
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commissioners Notice,
NOTICE is hereby given to the creiitors OF Col.
~ JOH.N COOK. lsie OF Tiyerion, deceased, re-
presented nsovcn:, that six months longer from tho
1st inst arc allowed them exhibit their claims To
tac subscribers. who are appointed Commissioners.
thereon by the Hon Court of Probate Of the town Of
Tverton, for the purposes Of receiving them, and
that they will attend at the dwelling house Of Benj
Iiow'snd, Esq in said rivcrton, on the last Tues
days an November, December, January, February,
March and April. for the purposes aforesaid.
JOSEPH DALEy,2T.,
m HOLDER ALMY, .''' ''
Jiserscn, No1suLer IA. 1914 "a
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WHEREAs my wife Lucy, has left my bed ara
board, and has Otherwise behaved herself IA
avery unbecoming fnanncrs therefore, here by i,r-
bid oil persons hafborag or trusting her on NV s-
COUNT as will pay debts Of her contracting Al.
ter this date h,
JOHN 81 WILLIAMS.
rIafk t
Soah. .Etnsstosss, .,ssen5sr -, 1918!
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provisions which bad been sccnrf attempted, To hen
them h'--the retreat though difficult was accom-.
piished--So.0o0 horses were Inst ;--the los,
oi Wagons, 1T ammunition, OF ta,g,ge musA
therefore, have been very consie rsb e. But AZ, .
WIN seeure his retreat to Wilma perhai
,,e viii winter around his ,iepots aud sro. .kos -,
Russian Poland. -
WIZ peace be the effect We do not exrect IL
WI! he retire'trom his invasion of .liussa W.
10 not expeetit On tue contrary, We auticipa,. .
more tremendous co,ui CT than ever III, ,csn,,,.
arc Ininsnse-they viii all be put into reo,is,i,,,
TVS throne rests upon his reputation as a s,,Ji,r =
i"s allies wall he made III eo"trbut And IN all L,
man probability, lac viii, open u campaign IN ,h.
spring much earlier than the hast & win ,,, n "e
en- ,ueans at attack. The road TO St Pr,.rst.''
WIZ be open 10 him, and he viii purs., i'll, ~
mean un'e: every engine viii he put in n,.,;on -,
''l"s .'e turks upon the backs of the Russians
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SUCCESSFUL PRIVATEERING

The small privateer Eagle. fitted out of
TINS port at an eXpenCe of about $1,000,
took two prizes on her first cruise, the
sales OF which amounted,,o SIG ,557.
Alter deductins duties, fees. commissions
and charges, there remained balance t.
divide OF S49, 432, half of which, S24,716
ACQUIRES to the seamen and officers of the
prlvateer. She was manned with rs men
allowing their shares'in addition to those of
the 'ofhccrs to make an aggregate of so
shares. the sum will divide S3O8 95 iouach
sAare. The owners OF the privateer
have dividend of S575 on each Share. er
a lear gam. after the vessel is paid for &
RENTED for another cruise, of S 425. ,.--
!. LA sailors share in the Saratoga, OH her
hrst cruise, amounted to S3Ij net pro-
ceeds I Columbian.
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7 pointing an agent to recover and receiv
certain monies due TO this communwea ALL
IN the state of Kentucky
| On motion of Mr.. Leigh OF Din wAdic)-
| The report ct the comnntlee OF Fnanc,
was taken up aud amended, by inserting
The words and figures commissioners o
the revenue-IS, U0O'-between the line
! Public guard III Richmond, &c and the
line Tenth instalment due to the Bank,
&c''--so as to make the total of expendi-
,urc 49S, 542 dollars So cents, and the ba-
lance in favour Of the Treasury 80 442 dol
lars ~ cents.
The said report as amended, was order
ed TO be laid upon the table.
Tuesday,, Jan 90.
| A communication from the Senate by
their clerk The Senate have passed the
following bills, enttled-' An act, to carry
into effect AN act, entitled AN act concern
ing William Mccoy An act. releasing
! To John See and others the common ealth' s
right to certain real estate'-and AN act.
increasing the pensions of certain persons
therein mentioned
| An engrossed bill. ito 6etach the coun-
ties of Fairfax and Prince William from
the third Judicial Circuit was read a
third time and blank therein filled "A
motion was then made by Mr.. Garrett,
that the following clause be added to the
sad bill by way of ryder; viz: find be IL
further enacted, That the sum of one hun
dred and, fifty dollars each. allowed by this
act to The Judges of the ninth and tenth
Judicial Circuits, as compensation for the
additional services devolving on them under
this arrangement, shall be, and the same
is his reby stricken from the salary as here.
tofore allowed by law to the Judge of the
third Judicial Circuit-and that the said
Judge of the third Judicial Circuit shall
hereafter receive the annual sum of twelve
hundred dollars In lieu of the salary here
tofore allowed him by law.-Ayes 65-
Noes 92.-The said ryder was received &
read the first time and the question being
put on the second reading thereof, was de
termined in the negative.-Ayes 65-Noes
90.
The said ryder was therefore rejected.
The question was then put upon the pas
sage OF the said bill and determined in the
negative,-Ayes 7l-Noes IO2.
| The seven first resolutions of the com
mittee, on the subject of the discipline OF
the militia, heretofore laid upon the ia
ible,) were taken up on Mr.. Blackburn
motion and read second time; whereup
on, substitute for the said resolutions be
ling proposed by him for adoption by the
honse on motion Of Mr.. S.anard, (of Ches-
lterheld,) the said resolutions and substi.
tute were ordered to be laid upon the ia
Idle.
On motion of Mr.. Stanard, (of Spott-
ylvania)-Ordered. That leave be given
to bring in bill, concerning the appoint
ment of the Clerks of the Superior Courts
of Law in certain Cases
Wednesday, Jan. 81.
A communication from the Senate by
their cleik:-The Senate have passed the
bill. entitled An act altering the times q
holding the quarterly courts of the corpo
ration OF Fredericksburg'
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D.. mo TIER S0UIDRow

Arrived at Newport. on Tuesday last,
the sloop Friendship OF Warwick, r. I.
under the command of Mr. William G..
Smith (Bened,ct Arnold, late captain y
On the 10th instant in lat. SO, SO, about 25
miles east of cape May, fell in with Br.-
fish squadron of two 74's, frigate and a
brig, was captured by the British ship ORA
gon OF "a guns. Captain Arnold was or
dered ON board of the man of war, and a
midshipman and four hands put on board
the Friendship, which was made fast to
the "a by hawser, and continued in that
situation for ID hours, when signal was
made by the admiral's ship for a chase +;
SHE parted The fast and lost sight Of the
British squadron at night. The mate VIM.
Smith then advised the man at the helm tu
alter her course the mdshipmaii being
entirely ignorant of navigation gave up the
direction of The sloop to the mate. who a
greed to carry her into Halifax. The first
ntimation the mIdshipman had of his being
a prisoner was discovering tie American
flag IN the forts in this harbor.
The squadron had taken another sloop
besides the Friendship, which they burnt,
and were in pursuit OF another. 1t was the
intention OF the British to burn the Friend
ship.
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aAsPER ROBBINS, SaDDLER. a. ,Le .,-n

ASPER ROBBINS, S.4DDLER, at the s;yn
81 OF the Golden Saddle, next door to Me.s,s R.
Ne'soh q 20. main street, Richmond, respectfully
informs his friends and the public in %. neral ,h,
has no" On hand Saadfey OF ALI, ost every descrin
mon, both plated and common--also, Wins. Canes
trunks. Brushes, Piumes, Suspenders, Morn. co
Ss, ns' DUCK oheep and Kip Ssins, Top Skis, Calf
Skins, side Leather, Boot Legs aud i;oundinps and
number OF other articles in his line which he will
sell low for ASH The Saddle and Harness Nj, ms
business he continues to carry in alI its var u.
branches Ills strict attention and long experieu,-
IN business, he hopes will merit share Ut the pub
lie patronage.
February !. Sc
Any orders LETT will be punctuay attended to, and
executed IN the nea,est u amer
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HONApAR-i,F

The goth Bulletin is such view IS we aniici ,ated
of the state of the French armies Bonsparte was
too ssnguinc in his calculations OF the effects of his
successes upon the minds of The Russians The adj
to Moscow is one OF the mos, brilliant aehey.
ments on record. He expected t'nt when IN pos
session Of the ancient capital of Russia, tic Gar
would be struck with dismayand sue tor peace But
another event, not less extraordinary than the
march 10 Moscow, took place Moscow was burnt
BY the hsr'ls OF its own sovereign. The Gar, 60
,r from yielding, in fl ri desperation, DESTROYED
his capital, aud deprived the enemy Of its stores *
Che Winter quarters which il promised. HE
French, unable 10 bring the Rnssisns to terms or a.
draw provisions from a dcsolsted country, deter.
mined to retreat Tie cold of the climate attacked
ti,em--clouds OF Cossscks asssiIed them--tnen and
hcs.tA Iasris p the climate, aad possessed Of tie
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THE Tenement on D1 Cary Stree, nc pres.
ent occupied by "A. Sharpe esq. between The ten.
ements Occupied by Messrs Wilson, Drew and Re-.
bertson, and John 6 Smith 81 co. Possession NAV be
had the fret day OF next month al $500 pr. anpnm.
also the yellow House opposite tie lover end III
be BASIN Of present occupied by Mr.. Cshil T. CahiI
Hines Possession to be given the 9Th 8pril next,
price $500 pr. annin', the latter tenement would
be divided so as that two conyen;e-t rooms for Off
ces may be rented separately-- application TO be
mad at The office of Thomas Wilson esq. opposite
the Columbian Hotel
Jan. 3. atn
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Grand Conce1,t.

4 !" consequence of the bad weather on Tb,r.a.x
u evening last, many respectable families reour;t
S'GNOK PUCCI
90 perform on Monday evening next, at the Was,.
a. mere "i' 'e a full l3and-snd after IN. eo,..r,
'e necessary preparations will be uaie for IN. a.
,"uSehcht oi the La,ii,s a,,i Gentlemen IN n.,.,i
M another rsoin " causing,
For particulars, see the bills.
IiSkets to be had of Fitzw hylsonn s. Potter
February 1. '7'. "a
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ROSC0LC COLE

BEES leave toreturn his thanks to his friends and
customers, for the liz ral and extensive encourage
'nent he has received IN his mercantile transactions
and respectfully informs Them that HAVING purcbas
ell the valuable and we'll selected
SIOCK OF GOODS,
belonging to the late firm Of Cole Il Henderson or
this city, he offers them for sale p, his store
adjoining the courthouse square, on moderate tt rms
90. -esl ;.r.-lnAa mr. n ..',n.i.,el
credit.
Williamsburg, Feb. !. wAw
Uj' 4 few bushels Of fresh Red Clover Seed. and
IS barrels Of best quality (Surry) Apple Brandy
Just received, and will be sold on moderate terms
N
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koOk .dUC1IOM-An extensive co,Iect;o, ~
~ Books comprising, besides many excellent new
Puonea''ons' ihe principal part oi the Library of
oisnoP -naaison, deceased, late president of Wm
x Mary College, will be sold in few DAYS. a, ,h "
rendue-ofice OF the subscribers. CataIo .1es viii h.,
oistrihnted previously to the day of sale. of wIics
timely notice will be given. S"
February 4. ~"
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Ills IS to torewarn all persons from t,kin, a., 80
n s'gnment OF n note from me 10 t.Iiab NJ WI %, Us
the sum OF hive hundred dollars dated il. s9, 'c r
January 1878, and made payable and nec1t,I.i, =,
.he B Da ct Virginia, Gu days after date AS .,.
on the subscriber. S"i ae'"r
Louisa, Feb. 4. oa
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IN pahannock Essex Com,
held 18th June, 1871
Even Clements, adm'or. SIC. de bonis non. of Ew.
en- Clements, decd. PhT
against
Horace Buckner and William Ruffin exe'ors Sc
OF Archibald Richie decd, William Latane admir-
&c with the vii! annexed, of Robt =. Waring deed
and Thomas Rosne, ex'or &c or Thomas Roane
decd ut" S'
Came the plaintiff, by his attorney, and this cause
coming on to be heard on the bill, answers and ex.
h'o'ts ied on the motion Of the plaintiff his bill il
taken lot confessed as to the defendant William
huuh, ana wlli at future day decree the matters
OF the plaintiff s bill, and it is decreet and ordered
by the court, that the Master Commissioner of hi.
court do settle and state the acc cunt of sdn,n;s.
tlon OF f,tman Clements, on the estate of 'Ewen
Clements decd, and also the account of Archibald
Rtchie's executorship OF the estate Of Pitman Cie
ments, decd and report to court his proceed,nr.
and any matter specially which he NAV deem per-
,ineni, or either party may requre-and 10 enable
him TO make such settlements that the def.ndantu
FORAGE Bnckner and William RuiTin ex'ors of Ar
ehoa'd kitche, produce before him the requisite
papers and evidences.
copy.
WILLIAM b. MATTHEW'S, D. C.
| The parties interested will please take notice
that have appointed the twenty-second day Of <
pr next, at Essex court-houss to take the
| required by the foregoing order, to he continued
from day to day, until cornpetetl--at which. fine
and place they are required to attend with tbei,
vouchers and evidence, ready for ex--,inaton
JOHN JONES,
. Master Con1sissioney.
,-aseA, oenuary ioIo wSwp
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WILLIAM b. MATTHEWS. y. c.
DISSOLU TIOW.

~ it known TO all whom it may concern, thst
I'D the Mercantile House of
COLE u HENDERSON,
was dissolved by mutual on the frst instant
All those having claims against said concern, are
quested to present them for settle Mt and all those
indebted either by bond, note or opeu sccomp,. are
earnestly solicited to come forward without de ay
and make payment.
ROSCOW COLE,
JAMES HENDERSON.
Williamsburg, Jan. IS. w4w
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fastened not years old. mounts is guns, and had

Perish the inraderS." A late London
paper has the foilo wing article. which APP
pears without remark III tue papers ia this
co1ntry friendly u the" buiwark OF religi-
Oh and liberty"
mel Siiiespie. took Oy assault, III the island
1T Java, the castle and fortified district of a
native prince, the "euperor Sooloo Sultan
DIocJ carta." The place was defended BY
t1OCU men, who were destroyed or made
prisoners OF. and 81 pieces of cannon and
mech ammunition and treasure were ta-
ken
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VIE Sen'-annusi Examination OF the Students
the second Tuesday OF February. y"
February !.
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IN REMy

A ND possession given the Srd Of next NAV. the
n Tavern at present occupied by Mai Hugh Da.
Wis, called the Plant,Ts' Inn, containing about mn a.
Of Land, lying nearly ia the centre of the city of
Richmond. For further particulars appl, to Mai
Davis tie subscrber-wlo wishes also 20 construct
for the laying Of about 800 perch of Stone in a Mil
House and Dam, on the Southaana River. Louisa
county, near Anierson's Bridge
GEORGE ~. TRUEHR8RT.
Felrtary 4. wsw
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49, NAsHVIILE, Jan. 10.
On Sunday last the volunteers $4,000 men) who
were rcndczsoused this place, descended the
Cumberland fox N. Orleans. We understand the
cavalry have moved also. They go by land.
- NEw-YoKK, Jan. &C.
ADMIRAL WARREN'S SQUADRON RE-
MAIN OFF THE HOOK.
The sloop Two Sisters from Virginia with ovs.
tiers, was also captdrel AID detained some DAYS.
She wasrelessed on Saturday evening, and has arriy
ell at this port.
By the Two Sisters, VIC learn that tho schr. Emf.
", Lincoln, from Boston bound to baltimore has
been captured aud burnt by the Dragon ~ gun shin
The crew have arrived, and they report for pub
Geation t'Is following list OF impressed American
sesame nov on board the Dragon, VIZ. Ihoma,
Edmonds, Of Rhode Island p. Williams, of Mid.
dletown, Connecticut Ezekiel Morton, Of Mss,s-
chusetts; Joseph Cam, OF Virginia James Good
nian, OF N. York George Gray, at Rhode Island
Wn. Hannah, Of ". York James I}alfour, of V,ro
John Wood of ". York S. Ward; OF New-Jersay +.
aud ). White, of N. York.
JanQary %.
a Vd!sd6ie Prize. Yesterday arrived in the
Sound. and anchored a few miles above HeI!-Catc
the British slip Rio Nouvs, from london, for ST
kuts aud Antigua, with valuable cargo Of Dry
Goods, TO J. White and Go. Tho ship was captnr-
ed on the 18th Of Dec of Madeira by the priyateer
Rolls; ut one gun, capt. Dooey oT Baltimore after
en engsgenient Of 20 minutes, snd none Killed mr.
Wounded On eithrr side. The prize Is London
bai't ship, Of nearly 4o9 tons, Ooppered sad copper
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yrom the .Reraad,qa Herald.
CORRErT

Ellis writer has drswn on himself a furious vein
ing from tho tory pack, for daying to ~ sstion the
right Of Mother Britain to rob us Of our citizens
and property the public highway an for attempt.
ing tojustify the Americans in resisting those q
trocious violations of public law and common JUS.
tice. There is a friend, who being turned 20 en-.
nifty and strife viii discover thy reprOach' saws
The wise man. This Proverb appears TO be veii.
hed IN the Of Cobbett aud his quondam friends.
WHO arc now bis bitter reviiers. They accuse him
ct the Brsssest inconsistency and DE- pravity, add
asscft that the attack on the Chesapeake was diss
vowed by the British government and but one man
IN England publicly defended H., and that man was
Goblet. Yes, Goblet defended the outrage of
attacking national vesselfor thcpurpose Of search
This may be all true ~ respects him. We are
not disposed TO deny the allegation; norris il our
business 10 viDdicste Cobbet's character or recon
ellie his present doctrines viii, his ancient princi.
pies. II may however seem little unae. ount.ble
those iamacuats politicians, whs aow Discern