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REMARKS OF THE CouRIER-Cq Fedora
Naher.

Fafer.I
From the statement (of the action be-
tween the Decatur and the Dominica,N I.
would appear that this gagemen, has cen
the most bloody, aud the loss IL kined ant.
wounded On the part OF tue enemy in pro.
portion to the number er e. ge6, perhaps The
greatest to be found III the records Ut n, al
warfare. The surviving officers ofthe Do
Ern'ca attribute tie less of their vessel To
the superior skill of the DecGtur's crew IN
the use OF nusketry, and the mastery ma
ncuvrIng CT that vessel, by which their car
riage guns were rendered entirely use ess.
SSptain sAERETTE was yourg man, A
net more than IS Years Of i-ye he had beef
wounded carly in the action by two muske
balls in the leIt arm, but he fought till tie
last moment, refusing TO surrender his vessel,
although he was urged by The few survivors
OF ms crew 10 90 TO; declaI ing his determi
nation not to survive her loss. One of the
iieu;enants q the Decatur received Il sc
we're sabre wound in the hand from Cap,
y. a Few rlonents before he fell. Captain
DIR0N is Frenchman, and most Of Il e
cficers AVID crew of his vessel are his coun
tFynen they have done themselves inlmo--
tai honor by their humanity and attention
towards their prisoners after victory, which
are spoken of n high terms CT Appreciation,
by tEs Surviving officers CT the enemy Yes
se.
Tie crew Of The Dominica, with TIE ex
eepuOn ct or 10 boys, we're fine locking
young ren but II see them IN the nan.
gied state in which they arrived waS enol Oh
10 freeze the biooI OF one, not accustomed
to such sights, with horror Among her
crew is a small boy. not eleven years old
who was twice wounded. while contendinp
for Wet ~ upon hey deck,
The DOnr1!ca is ,he We sci that CAPTURED
the privateor sohr. Providence Of Rh de-
lsland; some month since in the West Ii
dies; and /. was remarked to us by one OF
her OH. err, as sha was Coming up the har
Dor yesterday. hat the A,neIic n ensign and
pcnnant which were then flyi0s over tho
OF Britain, were the onas which bellrged &
the Providence when captured by then.
The day after capturing the sthr. The
DccafEr fell IN with and captured without
any action, the Britsh snip London Trader,
from Surinam bound to London, with a car
go c insisting oI2C9 hhds. Of Sug r, 40 ter
Ces Molasses, So hhds. Rum, TO bags Coflee
about so or 60 bales Cotton, ard some arti
CHS. She anchored in sse fathom hole yes
terGay.
Trcre never was 2 greater instance Of
good fortune than that experienced by these
ycs els, in the r1Cnient If their arrival on the
coast--hsd they got here one day sooner.
they would have stood a great chance to
have fallen into the hards o. the enemV's
briggs, which had been cruising some time
OF hcie, AID which had passed the bar and
stood to the southward with the wind at
n. Z. ON Thursday morning.. The Decatur,
with her p, zes, made the land near Geo, pc
town on the same day, and running down
the coast that right, were directly of the
bar yesterday moInjhy.
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Extract, ef General Orders Of the Gopsr.
mar or Ken ucky


Fsankfort, fugust Il, 1918.
The Governor and Commandcr in Chief
having ieceived from Major General 81. Il :.
dARsIsoN, commencing the NV. array,
diSpa'ch requiring detachment from
ire militia al this state, t. reinforce the n
w. srD;y--it was believed b. the Gpserno,
that SAL; aient DnI5er Of men could be
speedily raiser. BY an appeal to the patrio-
tsr, 81 the militia to volunteer their servi-
ces tor the occnsuD. 1, is coarse which
nc bs''eveo 10 be m st suited 10 the genus
y a free people, and which. If Carried into
eject woaid havc hcou highly Erauf.iuc TO
ms feelings. W hist tho information FROM
ssteral parss of the state have toua!icu his
most ssnguine expectations, he Is sorry -
say, that IN otiIer quarters different di5rn.
ton has pret<Aed The Governor and
I InIn snder inS .h,ef taerefoic, or1e th2t
tic Cen rosndi"g o'6cers cf The ist, s,h, 6th,
9 h and oh divlsioas. (situate IN the south
SIDE OF the k-entuoky river,) shall take the
most ehectual measure s 20 have their res.
pcotive quotas detached aud formed into
companies III the sh PRIEST time possible. :
grecable TO the delail furnished by the AID
jutsnt-General, and which thcy Will rect i've
herewith.
The other divisions of the MILITIA al this
state having an equal quota Of uien now in
then.
The detachment now ordered viii be sub
jet 10 toar If duty for term not excee
d'pg ninety days from the time of their en-
tering the service, which will be computed
irn" the time Of the regimental rendezvous
OF the de achment
The detachment will rendezvous a.
Ge 'rgetown on the 1Ott day of September
next; where they WILDE mustered.
The Richnrond Vo!sptscrs, under capt.
80 boxer, stopped little wh,le at BQitiD, ore.
IN their way TO the Nrth, willing to assist
- 'he dsfenoes' OF this place lately SO d rad
fuHy mehaced ny the etemy, WAC cbaritably
designed, if his rawlings may be believed.
no' t leave single house standing In tbe
deOotcd city" They are Charming bo
~ otyoung men of fortune, 70 or so in mum
Der, who have rendered their services for Is
months, without remuneration from govern.
ment With only one Or two exception.
they are all between the ages of 81 aud Is
years--in full health and spirits psptiDp 70
meet the-6arbsrian foe.
! son Wednesday last, in testimony of res
pect TIC their patriotism, several Of cur dis
ngulshed citizens provided for them sui
table en- erain".ent /; n'iXing with diem aud
enjoying the feat of civic virtue Edward
Johneon and Joaeph II. II choison, pre>i,,ed.
he band ait ched to the beautifu, con,
pany OF YaBe's, enlivened the scene, witt,
the sweetest music, and a detachment of ar
| tliiery attended to give the toasts due utter
ance. After dinner the usual number CT
tossts were drankin the best winds the CITY
afforded, With many volunteers. all breath
ing spirit suited to the occasion. The
company br'ke up in he evening motuail,
pleased with each other and hacpg ia the
acquaintance the Aaeeting JJr,,ed
Weeh'y Re@i,ter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-03
DANIEL JAMES RAvENEI..
Secretary Of State.

We are indebted 10 he poiteness of the
F'st Master t-r the following extracts,
this days southern NAL Inyestigator.
BEAUFORT. Is. c. Aug. 90.
1--WE are all under arms here. LAST o
venirg two Is Gun Big. came wi.hin r.,
Royal bar, and are at anchor"
WE'LL 5 8 August %.
"The British have eiflcted Iand.ng on
Hilton Head. Of ahoIt hundred me- 20
terdsy morning, aud are Supposed to be IRE
Parihs for an attack to day. | am now or
ny way with portion of the 10Th Regi-
(Signed)
"Wm. HUTSON WIGG.
Major Con, tnandant -
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EEEsIi nrcp,r1rs

Arrived here yesterday Inorr,rF-, 500 SOL
d'ers from New Brunswiek. They bclopc
10 the standing army; ans ore to proceed
immediately to Albany, aud thence 10 the
Northern frontier.
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rendered their designations to Commodore
CnAuNcEY, in consequence OF a misunder-
standing relative to the late operations on
Lake Ontario. Naf. .tdvecafe.
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CBILLICoTHE, Ayg st a.
IMPORTANT!

E*t'aet Of a fefts' from Capt Rieha, dson, dated
H. Y. Sehecd IoSvn,
.4Rgust IS, 1915.
am inst arrived in camp, s. before the mail clio.
ses have time only to inform you, that on the r,or
nnS OF the 18th inst sailed from Erie IN the brig
lawrence, with Com. Perry, and arrived off Ssn,ius1
Ky bsy On the eveaIng of the 18th, together with
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CHARLrsTeN, 4 ugust Cd.

STATE OF SoU4H cARokrYA.
by Ms ErceHs9cy, Josetsh .d!qton, Go.
Ofrnof' md C1mntanderin Ch!cf in Sy
oyer the stateRfore. qiiy
4 PROCL .&MATION.
W 1EREAs, circumstances hava occu+-o5
which render it eXpedien' in my jIdere,
TO ex rcise the power ve->eI in me b. The
Constitution, of Converting the Legislature on
extraordinary occasjons. Now, therefore
issue has ny proclamation. hereby sun,
nj ming the members Of the Senate and
House of Representatives Of this Sfats 70 az
sembie at their respective chambers in Col
umoia On "Wednesday the 18th day Of Sen
tsInter next.
Given under nv hand and the seal ofthe
> ate, a.Charleston, this Esd day Of An
gust A. ID. 1913, and in the thirty eighth
year OF American Independence.
JOSEPH ASTON, N,.SA
r. the G vernon
DANIEL JAMES RAVFNFI.
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DosTsN, August rs.
AFFAIRS IN SPAIN

The last letters from Caiiz stated th,t Lord wei.
nnSton, stter having compelled Hing Josgp end his
troops 20 Gy into FRANCE. had ordered Cenc-.,,
IN and Graham to look after them aud take tbe
'oftresso5 they hsd left and bad Sled off with ne
dspos'ble corps towards hrragoo, 90 surround sn
chet--vho ~ the last dates was IN Ysieneis Nth
s2R a0"'o meni shd who couid be followed b,
ncaciy az equal cumbcr OF men u,.der Alar,av AMI
the Spanish Chieltains.
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Upon our arrival OF Sandnsiy Bay, British sell
vas discovered 70 anchor near one Of the islands h,
a pilot boat which was cent out Signal for ciasg
"ss made Immediately, X discovered that our yes
'el1 IN gnerI sail third f sier thss those orts
enemy This look place JUS before sun.set, and by
Isrt Com. Perry bad arrived ainoS, within gun-sh6t
u the enemy's schooner one hour NOR, ,isv lgbt
and size would have been eap,ured. a very severe
storm sse on, and FOR fear Of getting the snadron
separated We anchored for the night. startJt rs.
yeiilce IN tn. morning to aeeomDanS the General
down 20 the feet. Fye4l,,;o1.
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Washirgfou. HuFusf 90.
Cofty Of letter /rom lY,ig. Gen. Bovd 10
TIE 6gcy.soT W,ay, dafeI
SIR---
lave the hoac. t. report, thas at ,,ay
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Brig Laurence, Com. o. H. Perry, % ynns
Drg Niagara, Capt. J. d. Elliott 90 do
Brig Caledonia, Parser n Naerstb. az
Sohr. .7riei, Lieut. John Packet, de
3loop Irippe, Lieut.. Jos f.. Smith, do.
S Sohr' JyS'eSS' Lieut. n. .Conkin, do.
Schr. Scorpion, s NJ. St Chamnlin Q d.
Schr. Ohi0S. VI. Dsn'l Doboas, do
SeIr PofcNbine. Milahn G. Gennt -
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u is our dnty TO sfa,e, fAat thcr, ;s no
FOR the minors that have l. en-
yircu.a e. .! certain naval osseefs having
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-, .VtW- I OK ing. u.
We learn from the passengers in the
steam boat, again that Commodore Cbaup
ey was to have sailed On Wednesday-tLe
oylph was TO go with him. This schooner
vas launched ON the 22d inst. exactly 81
days from the time they commenced the
work. She is of he burthcn Of 34S tons
mounts ore long % FOUNDER, two long 24s
on the pigots. AMI ten 18's--aDd is commaa-
ded by captain Woaisey.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

London, Feb. is.--Orders have been re-
ceived at Portsmouth,, for the immediate G.
auipment OF. number Of the smallest class
of briggs os war, which IL is understood are to
proceed TO the River ST. Lawrence. Among
those in,cnded for This service, we under
atand. arc the Thistle, Snap, Bold, Rover,
and Manly. These vessels, from their easy
draugh, Of water, will with the assistance OF
q newly invented machine, be aoatcd over
,he shadows above Quebec, for the purpose
of craizing in the Lakes in Upper Canada,
and preventing the passage of ths Americans
asross 10 tho British lines.
Mach ie.-Capt Sir J. l.. Yco is appoint
cd.to.thc command Of squadron to be en-
playcd in the Lakes in Americs.i Admiral
Meats goes out in the BslIerophon, -, to
Newfoundlsnd-hc being appointed Com
niaudcs in C6ief at Newfoundland, in the
room CT Admiral Sir ]. +. T.Dackwor,h.
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I" Ict sDsre be ItsDt."

THE subscriber, having received from the Pres
dent OF TIE United states, Letters ralcnt for
improvement, in the CAS-LASiP, for Eghiiug man
uiactories, Mines, Mis-, Streets, Theatres, Light
Houses, and other buildings with iiydrogerous Ca
or infisuiabe air, produced by chemical Process
or pit coal, M much more agreeable, and less ex-
prrsyc manner than has hitherto been done By any
other method and having II now in operation in ths
3athi house, IN this town, every room " whic with
the apartments connected with It, are brilliantly i!l,
minated with Gas ghfs tie exclusion OF cveryt,h
species Of artificial lie pee tfl!y H..
vltes gentlemen concerned "a. manufacturers, &C. 10
call and view it IN operation, that thcy may be ale
10 judge OF the utility, ana advantages OF Is .4-
provencnt. Contracts will be entered into FOR furr
isIling and putting up the apparatus IN Mm:nfacto.
ries, &c in the course of the ensuing summer, or
terms highly advantageous TO the proprietors.
The Gas apparatus is very simple in its construc-
ton, and easy in its management. that any per.
son OF ordinary faculties, may be taught in one day
to manage every part of it eiectuav, and the tro-
bic will DC found infinitely less tan that ar trimming
& tending Lamps,io afford the number of flames
The Gas Lights iR way offensive, and very a.
greeabe to the eye; and will be found extensively
Useful i'll every situation where much light IS rcaci.-
ed. most especially in the growing manufactures Of
our country, nasmuch they are less expensive
than those from talow OF oil, and free from the an
convenience and danger resulting from the sparks
and frequent Jsnufiins Of lamps and candles; Gu
cumstances tending greatly TO diminish the hazard
OF fire. and proportionaby to reduce tie rate Of E-
surance OH buildings and materials subject 10 that
devouring element.
In ohsing to the public patronage discovery
Which holds out brilliant prospect of extensive
and permanent usefulness TO the country, particular
ly to the manufacturing interest; should make
sacrifice of feelings, to this opportunity
TO express my grateful acknowledgements to those
gentlemen of this place, and in different parts of the
United States, who have aided me in my undert.-
king for the Information and assistance they have
afforded me III the accomplishment OF my object
DAVID MEL LILLE,
Newport, Feb. f8. 1913.
bJs Letters nest haid svW be duly ATTENDED TO-.
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Mems and Children's Hats.


HAS Just received, for sale at his Book and Hat
i i store--a great variety Of Mems, Youths, and
CHI dren's HATS. made at the Boston and other fac
tories, in the best all OF which can be sold
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems superfne Beavers,
fashionable IN shape, and Of a superior quality 90.
Beavers and Castors, with wide brms do. cheap
Castor and Napt Hats; youths and chijrcn's black,
drab, and fancy colored Beavers, ON the very low
prices 10 the irst quality, and from the smallest
best felt Hats
.4so, just reccired--4 boxes PAPER.HANGINCS,
suitable for rooms on window curtains with wide
and narrow BorJers 1 box low-priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual.
For safe, Observation-Disclosures, OF every
kind in use. BLANK.BOOks--Smith and Jones'
Hymn Books, Bibles, sc. &c.-Paper, Quills, and
other articles of Stationary. pri %
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MAKSHAL'S SALE.

Distf,cs Of Ri,6e-fs'ahi.
TN pursuance Of a warrant from the lion DAVID
i Howell, Esq. Judge Of Tie District Court tor
Khcde-lsland District :,
hereby give public potice. that shall sell OF
Pu5,;c Auction, to the hglics, bidder, on Mo'day.
the l7th dav &C May next. at 10 oslcck IN the iorr-
noon at Henry sissons-wa'f. IN "arr'n' TIC Sc, G.
DER, soppered 10 the bends. iogc,hcr With her
tackle. apparel furniture. and stores. sd also
her cargo, consisting OF Ivory, Bees-Vsx, Cum.
Barwood, Black Ebnay. quantity OF Shot ana or
Iron. The Alder ~as 5ai tor fsis.tccf, and "
is said that she is exces.enl ssilcr. Cosdiioh~
will be made known a, ''e ii"'e s'sl place o Sale.
ErENE1EI X DEStEk, NsasHA.
Providence, Api.s 2i.a, iS4S-
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District Of Rhode- Island Z
TN pursuance of warrant from the Hon. Ds,
4 Howell, Esq. Judge of the District Court for
khode-Isand District
do hereby give public notice, that shall So st
Public Aucton,t TO the highest bcder, on Monday the
III day of May next, at 10 o'clock, in the Tore
noon, at the wharf Of Henry Sisson, in Warren, tho
British brig Shannon, of the bur,hcn OF about 2uo
tons, together with her tackel, apparel snc fu'ni-
ture, with her arms and stores, and also her cargo
consisting of about 100 bags Rice, 100 bales FER
nsmbnco Cotton, of AN excellent quality Copd'-
tions will bs made known the time and place o1
sale.
Ea,ed at Providence, this 1eh day of.7prii, 1878.
EBENEzER X. DEXTER. Marshal.
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Tea and Boarding-Ho

THE Subscrber informs his triendsi and
the public, that he has recently taken that well
known and pleasantly situated House. formerly oc-
cupied by Or RIcHMoND, on the west road, IN
Portsmouth,, about five miles from Newport--where
he has made arrangements for the entertainment Ut
parties OF pleasure. Ladies' and gentlemen can be
accommodated with board-and every cxertion will
be made to give satisfaction 10 those who may favor
him with their company
GEORGE LAWTON, jun.
Portsmouth. March IL, 1919
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A NEW MUSEUM OF
WAY FIGURES.

LANES BISHOP respectfully informs the ladies
y and gentlemen OF Newport and its vicinity, that
lac has opened
in eiegant Museum of Vas Work,
at MIR. 5. BILLINos Hotel, No. i5S, Thames street
consisting of twenty-five figures, large IS life
among which are, figure of James Madison, one OF
Capt Hui and six figures OF persons concerned in
the disturbance at Baltimore, (threc of each party0
together with sixteen Miniature Figures which per-
form on chime of bells connected with Organ.
In addition 10 .he above collection is Panoramic
Painting of Gov penns treaty with the Indians, COM
prising 100 feet aud representing 40 kenesses, of
which 25 are savages
N. L. The Museum will be open from o'clock
in the morning, until 10 in the evening, Sundays ex-
cepted Those who wish to view the above collec
ton are requested to call soon, it will be shortly
removed. Admttance 25 cents, children half price.
April %
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Please TO tahr Notice.
RICHARD BARKER,

RICHARD BNKkEN,
ID ESPECTFCLLY informs the Ladies and Gentle
N men of Providence, and It's vicinity, that he has
removed from Newport, TO that we'll known stand,
north Of Col. IL. SMITH, west side OF Mi-Bridgc,
formerly occupied by Mr.. +. ASGELL. which house
Is coIy enient TO accommodate number OF Boarders.
Teaparties aud private Companies may also be ac-
commodated
X RBARxEa would likowise inform his former GUS
toners and friends in Newport, that he should be
graifed by their company at his new establishment,
should their business call them into that QUARTER
and he assures them that pains viii be spared to
entertain them in the best possible manner.
N. B. Coach, Chaise, and Horses to Let. and good
Stabling Pasturing for Horses.
Providence Anil % ISl3
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t Tr.m sLe Providence CasefIe.
.i THE DUELISTS.
WHAT is the honor tpat impeis
~ ri.' ensanguin'd mind to mutt'rous deed
Why is Il that the bosom swelis
10 tAsLe Of pride ,he genuine need
c,n the vague pistols vagrant aim
Won Delcrmiie aught Of right or wrong
As welt might nfamy 10 fame
Guide virtues sacred siePs along
81 Then cease, o cease this Gothic wny,
Which .,noIance pann'd, and vice has uou'
Nor make, till Cons appointed day,
n Tic last, the grand appeal to Gop.
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Nesvbort Shoe Store and
Manyact0yy,
No. 100, THAMES STREET,
JOHW NJ. DAVLS.

WHO has recently received from Boston md
w elsewhere, large assortment OF Lads and
Gent.emcns, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, OF almost every description. lie
has those of the first quality which he will warrant
aud rcccmmend-also, quantity that he will sell
at reduced prices
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Mandatory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce of superior qu ty to any
which made in Newport, and of the latest fash
ions, as he employs number of experienced work
men at Root-making, and several excellent workmen
in the manufacture of Ladies SEUES, Of every des-
crpton.
Those Gestlcmen who may wish TO be fit
ted to their with Boots shoes, wiz please
leave their measures his shoe store, at his
Manufactory in the OF the same, with his fore.
man Ladies wishing to be 6tted with Grecian Slips,
other Shoes, will be waited on by his iorenan,w
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his ,hanks to his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and Aatters
himself, by the eNertions he has made to procure
good workmen aud the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
n. Is. An assortment OF Morocco, OF all
cologs. Binding Skins, Boot-Web, Cord and Tassels
&c.
- All orders from town and country will
be- attended to. May 20.
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Il appears the Indians on our southern
frontiers, arc now going to war with each
o,her.--An express passed through few
days ago from the Chickasaw nalion 70 Gov.
Blount of this state.--Thc bearer OF che ex-
pres. states, that short time ago, body OF
Cherokee Indians appeared in hostile man
ncr, within the Chckasaw boundary,aad near
TO Colbert's. Colbert and many of MS ma
ton met them, when within short distance
OF each other, each party took shelter be-
hind trees and stood in that position some
ti,ne, at length Colbert threw down MS arms,
and expressed desire to converse. He was
met by some chiefs, a..i remained in CONVEX
sation with them the greater part OF the
night. They separated without rcconcilia.
ti6n. In the morning both parties dispersed.
We now under,tand the Chickasaws have DC.
slared war against the Cherokees. The
Chickasaws ask protection Of the governor
for their women and children whilst they
fight. What the result will be, is difficult
70 say .sasioiHc (Ien,) haher, Marea Ii.
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Aisrettaneons.

Arresl.--A Lieut. Moore, of the 9th Reg.
of Infantry, was arrested In this town early
yesterday morning Oh charge oil holding
correspondence with the enemy. Captain
SxELIISo, with guard, has proceeded with
him TO the Head Quarters OF the Army.
IB0sfon PaDfot, -1pri %, 1913 ]
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English, India, Frencb and
Ameyicun GOODS.

I UsT received. and fer sale by 7. o. RICHMOND,
j am extensive assortment Of stafk and Fancy
GOODS--among others,
500 ps French ribbons, OF every description; long
and short kid Cloves green and black Sattlns'
Luts,rinas Linen Canblisks fancy half likfs !.
Laces Lace Mitts Dimit'es Bandanas; black silk
and Madras nhks and extensive assortment OF
American manufactured GinghAms ; ohirtings |;
Bedticks, &c. &c.
.Hso-1O boxes brown Sugars, OF an excellent
quality all of which will be sold unusually cheap
for cash Feb %.
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The Mayor and corporation OF Baltimore
have appropriated 10000 dollars for The pur-
pose OF procuring a moro effective and gen.
cral defense Of that city.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

JNFOh n thsir friends and the public that llicy have
lrcmoyed their Goods 10 No 10, ,sPRlNG-SfkEEr,
where they offer them, together with an assortment
of GROCERIES of the first quality, as low or lower
then can be purchased IN this town
They will IN future keep general assortment OF
Groceries az retail, Newport. March l8