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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-21
DOMESTIC.
WAsr1N croN dry Lure Il

WAsHING vpN otTY, June IA.
Copy 9fd letter from megA- ge1isyeI Deay6or.r "a.
The Secretary Of Hary dyed
HsA QyABrERs,
ert Geofge, June 6, 1915.
SIR,
have received A. express spm the head oe
the lake THIS eveIjbg, with intelligence that CUP
troops, conmandedlby Brigadicr G SheraI Chandler.
were attacked ,,' q ~ clock this rhsrang by the
Whole Of The BritS aud Indian forees fnd BIS some
strange fatality, Tough our oss was snail fnot ex.
eeG Gee, iI, thirty ~ the enemy compe9k routed
ana driven fro4 the field, both Brigaliei General
Chandler add Fndor were taken prisonerA Ther
had advaneedfo ascertain the situation of leompa-
ny OF artillery whcs the attack commenced. hGen.
vincent Is %p0rtcd to he amonc the Killed Mic
enemy Colonel Clarke was MORALLY wounledAnd
ieIl %to 3pr hands, With sixty prs ners Of Of HE
49tl BRITISH regiment. The whole loss OF The "a.
my is 70 bundred and fifty. They sent in q haa
with tqncst TO bury. their dead. General I.euX
ACCOMPANIED by BriSslicr general BOYD goes on
to take the command ofthe advanced troops
have the honor 70 be, Sir, sc,
ii. DEARBORN,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-21

Hon. John Armstrong,
Secretary ofWm.
7. s. June S.----rle cnemy's feet had passed
this place-tso ships and -four sohooners.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05
ARRIVALS.

Shps--Laura, IIussey, Cadz Isabella, Clark, do.
United States, Myers, do. Packet, Dawson, Lisbon
Canton, Coggeslaii, do. Savannah, Cougar, do.
Radius, RUSSELL do. Aaron, Brobery, ST. Bartholo.
news; Alexy, Tu,!demand London.
Brigs-Ceres, Bakcr, Lisbon Sacramento, Dculi-
vera, ST. Jago /; Don Quixoitc, Opso, Havana; Mei-
ra Dolous, Perez, do.
Sioops- Minerva, Bliven, New.york Wcstpor;,
Lauton, do.
CLEARENCEs.
Schooners-Expedltion, Chaytor, N.Oreans Good
Intent, Justin, Ncw-York.
Lawton, do.
The Cartel Ship Perseverance, Dill, from
Barbados, arrived at Providence on Wedncs-
day last, with 40 American prisoners LETT
2 OF 500 still at Barbados, TO Sail soon III u
cartel that was prepared.
On Sunday last, arrived here ship Rcbcc-
ca, Capt. Edwards, of New-York, ~ days
from the Downs. Capt L. brought London
papers TO the 9th, one day later than have
been received. They contain no news.
Capt. Edwards was boarded from The Loire
iriga,c, OH "Wednesday last. She was bound
10 Halifax TO repair damages, sustained by
slrickng the rocks near Plump-lsiand. The
1t. Of the Loire made the following endorse
ment on Captain Edwards papers --
IN. ~. Frigate Loire, Jaiy %, 1918.
You are warned not to enter tho port oil
New-London, or any port to the Westward
Of it," ROBERT PATTEN, Ii"
The sch. Banyar, Capt. Forbes, arrived at
New-York July 23d, in 80 days from Bor-
deaux on the 18Th July, between Cape Sa-
bic and Georges Banks, was chased by "a,
10 consequence Of which, her letter bag was
ri ,r,,p dee ri
from the French government TO It's Minister,
and dispatches TO government FROM our
Charge des Afraires in Paris. Tnc above
mentioned ie,tcr-bag, containing the des-
patches, and a great number Of letters and
papers, was taken up soon after twas thrown
overheard, by neutral vessel whic! arrived
at this port on Sunday last, and which vas IN
sight at tie time. The lcter-bag has been
seat Oh to the General Posl-O.htc, at Wash
ingtoD.-1iercury.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05

EOg sale or 20 let, on reasonable terms, By the
subscriber, his House and Lot in Washington
street, No. ~. Also, the House and Lot ~ Tanner
street, No IL. II has Cor two gears past been inn
proved IN the Grocery Line, aud is one Of tic best
stands IN that line of business TOR LoaFding-
house IN that part of the town, and is uncommonly
convenient, with shop attached 70 IT,; aDd ~ The
yard stable, voodhouse, ac. The terms VIII be
liberal. arriy 70 BENANiwELL SHAW, ON the
p -T'sSs. Newport, Angus. 5 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05

rpTKAIIORo -
THURSDAY, .4UGUSF ), lgls.

b. the arrival OF the cartel sup Perse,er-
aner, al Providence, tom Dai Daooes, We learn
ihat SAMUEL. w ALulN x JOHN NlCh-
LYE, 5oth native born oiuzens oi tnis town,
have entered on board a Bl4lIsh Pilyaleer, the
former in tue capacity oi Isl lieut.. anu the
iallel III that ot c.plain's clerk. Inc COM
mandeIs vi puol,e ana private armed vessels
of rhc Unned States via bear IA mind the
names Ut these TWO mcn, tnat tney may be
made, h apprencnued, 10 sIrier lnat punisn-
Inent whicn Is due 10 iraito,s. Waidi0 is
abou, 25 ears oi age, aud nas been master oi
!. snip from tnis porl 10 Europe several voy-
ages. NIckiyc received compung- g-house
education--!s ABOUT d years oi ase, biacA
eyes and dark complexion.
sF9 Editors OF newspapers, who are not
friendly 10 Traitors, wii please 20 insert this
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05
Gunbowdcr Manufactory.

THE subscriber having become interested IN tie
j nanufac,nre Of Guupovdcr, al Ncs,feid, iii
Mass in come xion with MI. CuAnLEs DO LAss.
informs his frierds and the public, that he sait m
future be enabled TO suppythen With Giinpo~jer os
8 superior quality and on very reasonable tctms nr
his Store, No 81, State. .areet, Eoston whe,c ln.
has alco Cor SALE English Tower proof aud pGpuls
& Cos best cunpowdet refined and crude Hiire
Cannon BALLS ana Grape Shot; Cannot lf va,ous
sizes Musket sud Pistol Balls; Patcnt Sot; D,irnj
stones Bar and Pig Lcsd--wiih csery article .or ,ls
armament OF ships of war and military companics.
ELIJAH WITHiNCTUE
CT Cannon, Muskct and Pistol Cartridges Gun
powder, Shot, Balls, Flihis, &c by retail as aho,cr
by A WELLFS.
Boston. August 4, 1913. Ci1.-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05

UNITED STATES CCNGR ESS. 1
The President has signed the law Tor pay
inc the officers and crew of the Hornet twcn-
ly-hve thousand dollars for the destruction oi
the Peacock--lhe law ordering barges forty
five feet long to be Immediately built, fitted
and manned for the deienceSof harbors--and
the law for purchasing hulks to be sunk IN
harbors. The House of Representatives
have passed law reducing the duties on
property taken by privateers, and giving
bounty OF twen'v-hve dollars for each prison.
CT brought in. The object is to encourage
priya.eering, as these provisions do not ex-
tend TO our national vessels. The bills were
before the Senate (who wore an secret ses-
son) at the last last date.--Bost. Palladium.
On Tuesday the Goth, the following Mes
sage was received from the President Of the
United States:
CONFIDENTIAL.
To the Segofe AID House Of Representatives.
Of me United StafeS.
There being sufficient ground to infer that
it is the purpose OF the enemy 10 combine
with the blockade OF our ports, special licen-
ces 10 neutral vessels or TO British vessels in
neutral dlsguiscs, whereby they may draw
from our country the precise kind and guam
lity OF exports essential 10 their wants, whist
| its general commerce remains obstrncted,---
keeping in view also the insidious discrmina-
| tion between different parts OF the y. States |;
| and rs such system, If not counteracted,
| will have the effect of diminishing very ma
| terialy the purpose of the war on tho enemy,
| encouraging perseverance IN II, az the same
| time that it will leave the general commerce
| of the United States under all the pressure
4 Of the enemy can impose, thus su5icciing the
whole to British regulation, in subserviency
to British monopoly--I recommend 10 the
| consideration of Congress the expediency OF
| an immediate and eiiectua prohibition OF eX-
| ports, limited TO a convenient day III their
next session, and removcsble in the mean
| time, IN the event Of u cessslion OF the Block
ade of our ports. JAMES MADISON.
Washington, July 90, 1878.
GThe above Message was rejected in the
Senate, l6 for and 8 against IT,
A Powder Mil, at CRANKY, (Con.) wa:
blown up on the ooth ult.--.damagcs not as
certaincd .--Freshcrs OH the lSth ult. swcp
away several mill dams and mills IL Worccs
ter County, Massachusetts.
%~~%%%%-<
| DiED--in Portsmouth Prison. lEnglan JUnN
BEST, OF New-York, one OF the 6257 stolen Ameri
Can seamen. He had been SEVEN YEARS a slave OF
board the floating hchs OF Britain and 10 remuner
ate him tor his servitude, siAce the present war, h
| was thrust into prson--and death no doubt becam
sweet when it freed him from the hands of the t,
ans Thus the fate OF the worthy of Amerc
| reminds OF the Importance of " Free Trade an
| Sailors" Rights.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05
CoNlnlisSiOners' N0ticc.

LONlNI1SJIOU(Ty LEOf1tc.
TIE Subs .rbnrs having been appointed by!h-
i Hon. Court Of Probate, Cor the town Of New.
port, in the County Of Newport Cchinissio crs. 70
receive examine and adjust the claims against a.,
estate Of JOHN GREENMAN. mason, late of saisl
Newport, deceased, represented nsoI,entdo here
by give ho:ice that six months from the date hereof
arc allowed 70 The creditors OF said estate, 70 ~
in their respective c'ais.,o either Of the suhsctlt.h
a, their respective dwellings, within the time .sot,-
SAID JEREMIAH CREtNNAN. }t,s
ELNAfiiAN MANCHESTER, ''"'
r. B--AIl persons indebted TO said ,stafe arc r.
qaested TO make mmediafc payment 10
ANN GREENMAN, Adosinislrariy
Ec-rcr., ALB .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05

NOTICE..
This Evening, at Z O'Clock, there will
be Discourse delivered at the Slatc-
House, in this town, by the Rev. hbnes
knecland, Paster of the Universal Socic-
" in Charlestown, Massachusetts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05

II is sChishered, (says the Boston Pa,riot)
that the Essex Junto intend to give spen-
me Dehiveres," in consequence Of his joining
tAe "Peaee Parry on the 9TH of June last.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05

From Sackct's Har6or.
a letter from Gen. Lewis to the Secretary
Of War, dated July 10th, says, " Our feet
has gone out of the inner harbor, and ap-
pearanccs are in favor Of going to scs in for
ty eight hours at farthcs,."
From the great theatre Of war in Europe
we have no accounts since our last.
We understand that the Secretary Of War
has ordered 1900 stands Of arms to be deli,s
cred ~ tho Executive ot Msssaohuse,,s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05

Gr COMPLETE Evidence that England IS the
Buisvark efour Religion"
From the London Morning Chronicle, Of JuEe g
FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
The Duke Of Bedford entertains large
harty to dinner on SUNDAY, at his house ln
Hamilton place.
The Marchioness Of Salisbury has an AS.
SEMBLY on SUNDAY, at her house in Ar
ington street
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05

A Powder Mil, at CRANKY, (Con.) was
blown up on the 9oth ult.--'damages not as
certaincd d--Freshcrs OH the lSth ult. swept
away several mill dams and mills IN Worccs-
ter County, Massachusetts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-02
Domestic Roving q Spinning
Machine.

TIE subscribers have purchased the patent right
of ouildins, vending. aad using the above ma
fhhe, IN the counties OF Newport and Bristol, II. l.
~ most important advantages and usefulness may
b.: stated in few words
F"a- possesses the principle of roping and
spinning the merno and other wool on the same ma.
chnc with great exac,ncss and remarkable facility
Sesond-it will spin the common wool directly from
the rod without roping sufficiently fine for common
broadcloths.
1harl--lt will spin cotton, when roped or property
caraed as fine and even the common wheel /:
VITA equally increased advantage.
Foar:h--it is very convenient for doubling and
twisting threads, cotton yarn OF any description,
with astonishing expedition.
FVh-is operation is not half so laborious as the
Enghah Jenny. and it IS easily managed by girls
children, with immense profit
nsrth-lt will produce saving over the common
wAeet of from 90 TO So dollars in the manufacture of
every hundred yards OF cloth.
.eremh--lt supercedes the great expense of the
tsco Egglsh machnes, as 1t performs the same opera
tioos OF the Biiiy and Jenny
Let these facts be duly considered by caudid and
liberal minds together with the vast saving of time,
lahpr, trouble, and the expense ut board and wages,
WHEN person will perform the service OF five or
six in the usual uiethod Of spinning, and but few
viii hesitate in procuring The Domestic Rorcr and
~tiv,sr II will also give powerful spring To en-.
t.spsxs, and stimulate the female part 90 the COM
muaiy ove with each other in habits OF iraus,ry.as
with 25 or 50 spndles active giN will furnish yarn
sufficient to keep or looms constantly in opera.
ton, and earn from 20 to 80 dollars per mouth
Itmay be observed that one of the above machines
occupy but little more space than acommon bed, and
can be removed with Let every farmer cncour.
age the growth ot sheep, and promote American man.
ufactures. let the sp!cnld habtaton as well as the
humble cottage become a little Factory and IN this
way our county viii become ntiy iaacpcadc1 If
individuals nor able letneighborhoods join in the
purchase OF machines the expense viii be ,rihing
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call at No.
s. farewctstrect, and examine for thcir own salts
factisn, and those who may wish to purchase ma.
chincs f,r the ensuing season, are requested to
IN Ike early application.
satsfa Glory certificates may be seen, and every in
formation given, by application to the subscribers
Good and wstran,ed machines Of any number of
sp;ndcs required viii be furnished short notice.
and instroc.wn giycn ia sp;nrng reasonable terms
by applyingto
PAUh BAILEY Of Newport.
Newport, Oct.si4.
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ATTENTION!
Ill Patriotic Tonng Men,

NkT 10 are d'Sposso % s,s'e u.-i' tcunry. and 70
w enter The Ranks 81 ,he 4Ot., Regiment of In
f4n.ry, under The Ac "a July 5, 1915, requested
to call the subscribers.
The unprncipicd attack on HAMILTON must
the spnt of every tue friend OF his Country,
AID must prove the necessity OF 3 commanding de-
fence at every point Tie enemy who will not re-
we're your Wives and Danslle IL more brutal than
the savage bis unp inepird warfare must and will
srouse pairionc pride md ambition in the breast
of every noble anc generous mind 10 svenge their
oountry's wrongs Ola such oastardy foe.
The subscribers offer TO those patriotic citizens,
who are disposed to enlist dusng The War,
SiIseen DeLars benny,
TSoen'yJour DoUarS .hGvaace Pay,
EIGHT DOLLARS per Nonth--Regular Wages
Warm Ciothihg-Good Ratons,
ind at Tie end Of he Har,
One Hundred ard Sky Acrts of LAND.
JAMES PERRY Capi. 4Oh Reg't
T. y InjGndy at .Ne7sporf
ROBERT CARTER, Lieut. of do al
Trey Muse
JOHN PARROTT.Lt Lit efdo at Ireuideac.
.Ns1rport, October 81, 1915.
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ORDERS.
HARBoR OF NEwPcRT, :

MO vessel whatever (the public armed vessels OF
IN the United States aud those tr4 ding vessels
bound 20 ports on the Providence and other rivers
adjacent excepted) will be permitted To leave the
port Of Newport withous permission from the com
mandng officer at Fort Wolcou --Apphc4t ioE
permits To be made at Fort Wolcou by the master
of the vessel, from to 10 o'clock, A. M. every day,
ard ~ no other time.
Nopermits will be granted to vessels at the wharves
Letters and papers Of every description will be ex-
amned at Fort Wocott previous TO the granting
permit and communication whatever will be a.
loved (except by revenue and other officers in the
service of the United states) between the crew of
any vessel and the shore after obtaning permit 10
depart.
Vessels having provisions or stores of any kind or
board except neutral yessels Except what is suilc-
lent for the subsistence of their crews 10 TIE port
of destinalon) will not be suffered To leave e port
The small fishing boats belonging 10 Newport,
will apply TO the Commanding Officer OF Fort Adams.
for permission to go out Of tic harbor, who is
thorzed to gran; IL
In case any vessel is obliged to put back TO this
p.rt, another permit VIII be necessary, whenever
said vessel rs ready 10 sail
] + BEILEMAN, Capt. .H,hiierists com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-02

TUE subcribers, Proprietors OF Letters Patent,
< from tc President OF me United States, for The
I1IFHOVED GHSLd1iP,
tor lighting Manufac,orcs. Mines, .ii!ls, Theatres,
Idgn. Houses, and other buildings. with Ill! dro8en
G.s, of nfamable air, produccd from Fit Coal, IN
more agreeable, more safe, and less expensive man
than has hitherto been done by any other meth
od, having il now in operation IN building III New
port. X l. and in the Cotton Manutactory OF Mr..
SgTu BEMIs, m WATERFOWL (seven miles from
Boston, which now brilliantly Illuminated every
night with Gas Lights, 10 the exclusion or every OH
or Artificial means, they respectfully invite gente-
men concerned IN manufactures, &c. to- call and
eytw il ia operation and be convinced ot the utility
and advantages of this improvement The Gas ap-
paratus very simple in lis construction, and SO ca
sy ia its manage went, that any person ot ordinary
faculties, may be taught in one or two operations, 10
manage every part OF II etiectuaiy and the trouble
will be found infinitely less than that of trning and
tending lamps or candles to afford the number
of Rames.
The Gas Lights are in way offensive, but very
agreeable 10 the eye, and will be found extensively
useful in every situation where much light Is requir
ed especially in Cotton Manufactures, in as much
as they less expensive than those from talow or
oil, and free from the Inconvenience and danger re-
sul,ing from the sparks and frequently snuthng TO
lamps ADD candles, circumstances tending greatly TO
diminish the hazard of ti,e, and proportionably OF
reduce the rate OF assurance on taIdnys and ms;e-
rials subject to that destructive element.
Contracts will be entered mto for furnishing and
putting up the apparatus in manufactures, &c i'm
mediatey, terms highly advantageous to them, by
applying 10 DAVID MELVILLE, .he.gpors. or
MAY 27 WINSLOW LEWIS, Boston.
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Stationary Prizss.

II will be seen by the above scheme that the first
drawn number Of every days drawing, except the
ID and Sd, is entitled to Capital Pi'ze, subject to
no Deduction
Orders for Tickets and parts in the above Grand
Lottery receive immediate attention at the Truly
Fortunate Lottery < Exchange Office of. Z SHAW,
50 famous for selling High Prizes.
Managers List of I'd Class Plymouth Beach Lot
,ery received aud Tickets examined gratis
Prize Tickets in all the Lotteries Taken as cash.
hs.yDort. October 81, 1873
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ISAAC DON r..

TSANC DO W F..
u ESPECTFULIY informs his friends, that he has
IN opened in THIS town, HOUSE or E' TER
I.2LENE.FT, where every attention will DE paid 10
ali who may be disposed favor him with their
custom. lie has taken large and commodous
House at the head of Perry's. wharf, fronting on
Thames street, where strangers, travellers and con-
81 mt borders win fad every accommodation which
it is in his power afford Every attention viii ever
be paid the comfort and convenience of his guests,
and every favor meet with prompt and sincere ac-
knowie2gcment .Newhort, .Nov a.
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GnnbcapGer lldnui0ciary.

ONfff'CssNSs -'StfUi
THE subscriber having heccme interested in the
j manufacture of Gunpontler, at Wosiicld IN
Mass. in ,cnacxion with Mr.. .CuASL,s DovcLAss.
iu,orms his irerdS and the pGbic. that he SHAH IN
future be enabled 20 supply them With Gunpowder Of
superior quality, and on vety reasonable terms at
his Store. No 81, statc-strect, Boston whcre lie
has also Tor sale, Engsh Tuso- proof. avj pupon,
4 Co.'S best Gunposdcr, refined AMI csl,!. Nstsc !;
Cannon us!ls anu Grape Shot; Cannon a various
sizes, Nlusket aud Pistol psl's; Patent Shot, IIru-
stone Bar and Pig Lead-wi,h every article COR the
armament Of ships Of war and miliialr companies
ELIJAH WILMINGTON.
n-J- Cannon, Muske, aud fis,s: Clr,rilses; Gun.
powder shot, Rails, Fn;s, &C. =, retail ss sba,c,
By A WILLS
boston, August & 1913 ON.
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MEMS & CHlLDRtN'S HATS.
GEORGE W.IN-TON

II As just received, for sale at his Book and Hat
II store--a great variety of Mems, Youths, and
Chdren's HATS. made at theBoslon and other fac
torres, in the best manner-ali of which can be sold
at pricea UNUSUALLY cheap.
The assortment includes mems superfno Desve
fashionable IN shape, and Of "a superior quality do
Beavers and Castoss, with wide brims do cheap
Castor and Nspt Hats youths and chlidren's Black,
drab, and tsncy coiored Beavers, from the very low
est prices to the finest quality, and from the smallest
to the largest sizes, mems and boys common and
best felt Hats
.isO, jYst Teeeired--4 boxes sPAPER-HANGINCS,
suitable for window curtains with wide
and narrow Bordefs box low priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual.
For sale as above. SCHOOi-BOOKS, Of every
kind in use BLANk-B uUKb-Smth and jones'
Hymn Books, Bbles, &c. &c Paper, Qhll's, and
other articles Of stationery. .5PrH %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-02

UlfhoMt deduction, and not fTeo Banks 10 q ITze
Price of Tickets 8 l0-00-Halves 5-l2-Quarters
z-37-and Eigh,hs l-37.
Stationary Priz,s.
The first Fifteen Hundred Blanks will be entitled
20 6 II each-and the first drawn Numbers on the
following days, will be entitled to the Prizes affixed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-02
REAL ESTATE.

TOR sale to let, on reasonable terms bv the
l. subscriber, his House and Lot in Washington
street, No 20. Also, the House and Lot in Tanner
street, No. ID II has for two years past been i'm
proved IN the Grocery Line and is one Of the best
stands in that line Of business or for a boarding.
house In that part Of the town, and is uncommony
convenient, witt, shop attached TO it and in tie
yard, stable, woodhuuae, &c. The terms will be
literal, apply to BENJAMIN. ELL SHAW, on the
premises Newport, August s. 1873