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LONDON, June %.

It is said that Cornwell, charged
with the murder of Mrs Stevens,
his recently shewn signs ofcontritioo.
On one occasion he is reported to
have answered. IL am innocent that
will appear hereafter /; bat l deserve
to die for my crimes" When ques'
toned whether he intended to say
that he was innocent of the murder,
he appeared to be greatly agitated'
and refused to answer.
A meeting Of landholders, mer'
chants, and others, has been held q
Glasgow. and a sum of money SUD-
scribed, for the purpose of making
survey, estimate and plan of Q ca
nal from Edinburg to Falkirk, there
to join the present canal to Glasgow;
The district through which it will
pass is one of the greatest coal coun'
tries in the kingdom.
A few days since . young man,
aged Is, a French officer in Oswestry
mixed vinegar with some beef when
had been in = copper saucepan wv
days. He scraped the saucepan WIZ
a spoon to have all the gravy; alte'
he had eaten the beef, he felt 'no
most excruciating pain in bis pow.
els: but supposing it to be the e e;J
lie, which he had been affected W."
some time, paid very little atten.'o ~
to it, till it was out OF the power
medicine to cure him.
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NEW YORK, October 2A.

The London Sun of the 18th OF
August saws. +" Several american
papers state, that the Senate of the
United States had refused the no
minalion of Mr.. GaIlatin as Minis
ter to Russia
The London Courier of August
81. states. that the privateer Matil-
da. of Philadelphia, which had been
eaJtured by the Lion, Of London,
VAS afterwards captured by the q.
States sloop Of war Argus, and a
gain captured by the British frigate
Reyolutionaire, and ordered for Ply
mouth.
The American Cartel Ann Maria,
Campbell, sailed ED July from Nor
laix with 40 prisoners Of war. for
the purpose of landing them in Eng
land, where she was to receive an
equal number of prisoners. with
which she would sail for New York.
Shortly after the Grampus sailed,
fell in with the British brig j.
Doughty, from Lisbon for London,
laden with wool. rice. and cotton
took out the captain and crew and
brrut her.-Soen afterwards, fell in
with a cartel schooner. from Ba-
yonne for the United States. Put
on board her all the prisoners ex-
cepting Captain Doughty and his
brother. Saw no eruizers on the
passage.
T Captain Murphy will please
10 accept our thanks for file of Bor.
deaux papers from The 9th Of July
to the Esd of Aug, inclusive and,
the Moniteur Of the Goth and 2fst OF
August-From these papers the
preceding TRANSACTIONS are made. II
will be observed, that although the
London dates are a month later in
the French papers than before re.
ceiyed. there is nsthing relative td
this country. This is no argument
that the London papers to this date
were silent on the affairs ofAmerica
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narticular, were entirely destroyed.
The English battalion Of the Royals
4ao strong, had 29s men killed Or
wounded.
Cen. Maitland set off on Friday
last. for Portsmouth, in order to en-
bark for the Island Of Malta. Of
which he is about to take the CON-
mand. The Boyne, of SO guns, car
ries him to that island. She takes
also on beard a Russian minister to
the Court Of SARDINIA.
A transport vessel from Tetuan in
Barbary, has arrived at Portsmouth.
She brings to this country sadl
Hadge Hamet Ertini, comptroller
or director of the customs Of Tetuan
who, il is said. is a relation of the
Emperor Of Morocco. His son is
| with him. When he landed, he was
saluted by discharge Of artillery.
The partizans Of the last Sultan
of Palemburg. in the Island OF Java
| were defeated in the month OF Au-
gust last. The English Maj. Meares
was killed in the battle.
Vice Admiral Crown is to sail In
a few days from the More with fiye
sail of the line, to relieve Vice. Ad-
miral Karobka, now before Flushing.
The Packet Chichester has arrlv-
ed at Falmouth with the mails from
the Windward Islands. She came
from St. Thomas in 81 days. She
fell in with the American frigate
Congress. and had the good fortune
to escape her. That frigate was
cruizipg on the ED Of May, 10 lat.
10, lon. 50.
The Pestilence at Malta, accord
ing to advices by the Lady yelling
Packet. had diminished in violence,
aud was supposed weuld soon be at
an end. In consequence Of precau
tons. not single Englishman had
taken tire disorder.
Three per cent Consols, 81 7-S-
Omnium 6 3-4 prem.
By the convoy that is now assem-
bling at Spithead, detachments will
be sent to every English regiment
now in North America. Officers
will also be sent for the Canadian mi
litia. with great quantity Of naval
and military stores.
The Petersburg Gazette ofthe 9Th
Of July announces that Gen. Barclay
De ToIly. has received the command
in chief of the Russian and allied ar
mics. He has published a proelama
ton in which he recommends the
progress of instruction and the main
tenance of discipline.
Private intelligence from Stock
helm announces that open hostilit'es
have already taken place between
owo<i4n and Denmark, and that the I
Swedish government has forbidden
all merchant vessels to pay the
Sound duties. The Danish Flotilla
attacked the Gun Boats at Maimoe.
They fought desperately. and the loss
was considerable on both sides.
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY
John A. STEWART,
And for Sale at his Store, by the
Gross, Dozen, or single one,
The Virginia Almanac,
FOR THE YiAN OF OUR LORD
1914,
Gentaining-the rising, setting, phases
and Eclipses Of the Sun and Moon, &c.
sc. Also, the increase, decrease, and
length of days, with the festivals, &c.
A variety of useful and entertaining
matter as usual A list of the
NEW TAXES
of the United States and State OF Vin-
sinia, and complete table of the
STAMP LAWS.
showing at one view the necessary
stamp for any sum to be paid by bond,
note. or dill OF exchange, both by the
Laws of the United States and State OF
Virginia
Country merchants furnished with
the ABOVE, ADD every article in his lire
BY the quantity, on the very best terms.
September %.
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The headquarters of Lord yelling.
ton are he,e. The siege of the citadel
and place of ST Sebastian in Biscsy, is
formed. The first lines are constructed,
and vhen operations are begun we hope
the place will surrender shortly, and
make Us masters of this important post.
The 4tb and 10th brigades, which enter.
ed into province of France, took 1000
head of cattle, but Lord Wellington
commanded they should be restored to
their oyntrs.
Clauz,l marched to France BY the
road OF Jsca crossing the de6Ies OF the
Pyrenees IF Arragon. 1t is said he ID
ends to unite himself with king JOS ar.
my. Pamplona is narrowly blockaded,
and should the siege be limited only to
This oper alton, the enemy would be oblig.
ed to surrender within month, for he
nas provisions for no longer time.
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LISBON, July -.
LORD WELL1NGTON's ORDERS
OF THE DAY.
IRuITA, July 9, 1873.

IRrITA, July 9, 1873.
The commander the allied forces
is very anxious 10 call the attention
of the officers of the army to the differ.
ence of their situation when they were
placed between Portugal and Spain, and
that 10 which they will henceforth be 81.
tuated, between this and France.
2. All military precautions must b
taken, and every exertion be made to OBJ.
tain intelligence and to prevent surprize.
The Generals and superior officers, and
the commanders of the detached corps
will take care to preserve regular and
constant communication with the corps
to the right and left, and also with tho
rear guard and must be mindful that
the soldiers, as we'll as all those who are
attached to the army, should not absent
themselves from their respective corp.
and cantonments on any account whate.
YER: s
8. These precautions ere rendered ab.
solutely necessary to the army, as all the
frontier territory is in possession of the
enemy. The commander Of the allied
'orces very particularly demands that
the inhabitants should be we'll treated,
and that private property should be
strictly respected.
4 The officers and soldiers of the al.
lied army must remember that their ma.
tons are at war with France only be.
Cause the ruler ofthe French nation does
rot permit them to remain in peace /:
bu, who wishes to compel them to sub
nit to his yoke. They must likewise
remember that the greatest evils which
the enemy experienced in his devastat-
ing inroad into Spain and Portugal were
the consequence of the gross outrages of
lis soldiers, and the cruelties they com.
mitted, authorised and animated by their
commanders, against the unhappy and
peaCeabIe inhabitants of the country.
5To revenge. therefore, these injuries
upon the subdued inhabitants OF France,
would be cowardiy and unworthy the
magnanimous nations to whom the COM
msnder of the forces is addressing him.
self and which would at last produce
he same evils which the enemy suffered
in the Peninsula, or still greater, as their
consequences would injure above mea.
sure the public interests.
6. The regulations therefore which
have been observed till now, in exacting
and taking supplies from the inhabitants,
md in giving receipts for the same, will
he continued in the villages on tho
French frontier, and the commissaries
of the armies Of the different nations, are
20 receive the orders of the commander
in chief ofthe army Of their respective
ations, as to the manner and time for
he payment of such supplies.
ED. PAKENHAM, ado.
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and Great Britain; for, If any thing
had appoarel in them o a compIcc.
ton favorable to Peace, it is most
likely that a French Editor would
not be permitted to sotice it.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-28

Ttanslation. from the Paris Monifea' O
the 9lst Of August received fer TN
Gramtus.
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LONDON, July %.
Admiral Keith informs the Admiralty,
that H NJ. vessel the BritoD, captured
on the Sd of this month, off Bordeaux,
the American privateer Joel Barlow,
from Charleston bound to France.
The American privateers continue to
infest the coast of the Hebrides.
Parliament is prorogued to the 2sd of
August
July 80.
1t is believed, that H. Majesty's 60.
vernment, will, ere long be assisted BY
the talents Of Mr. Canning Some Jour.
mails state that he is about to be appoint
ed first Lord of the admiralty Others
with more probability assert, that the ar.
rangements relative to his employment,
are not yet terminated.
July 81.
1t is asserted that all the political con-
nectiops between Mr.. Canning and Mar
quis Wellesley, have ceased.
The ship of war Lord Nelson will be
immediately launched at WooIwicb.-
She is pierced for 100 guns, and will
carry in addition, "a carronades. She
is the strongest vessel ever built for the
English navy.
Sir Thomas Graham aud Sir Rowland
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16
MEMS & CHiLDkEN'S HATS.
GEORGE WzvTON.

LAS Just received, for sale al his Book and Hat
IL store-a great variet, Of Mems, Youths, and
Chidren's HATS. made at the Boston and other fac
tories, in the best manner-al of which can b. sold
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems superfne Beavers
fashionable in shape and of superior quality DO
Beavers and Castors, with wide brims do cheap
Castor and Napt Hats youths and chiidrcn's black,
drab, and fsncy coorcd 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.
.;so, just receirei--4 bores sPArER-HANGlSSS,
suitable for rooms or window curtains with wide
and narrow Borders; 1 box low-priccd Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual.
For sale, as s6gpe gpe-sCHo0L-BOOKS, of every
kind in use BIN TX BOOkS-Smiih and Jones'
Hymn Books, B,oies, sc. Sc.--psper, Quilis, snd
other Articles Of Stationary. APrl -.
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District Of Rhode. Island.


TN pursuance Of Warrant from the Hon. DAVID
Howell. Esq Judge Of the District Court for the
District Of Rhode.Isan
do hereby give notice, to all persons concerned,
that there has oecn filed before said Judge, libel
by James Chaytor, commander Of the private.armed
sch Expedi ion, Of Baltimore, in the District OF Ma.
ryland, in behalf OF himself and the owners, ofi-
GERS and crew Of the said private armed vessel, a.
Kai,st the SCH Louisa, whereof Ephram Gilbert was
master, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, arms,
stores, goods wares and merchandise, on board the
same The said schooner, her tackles apparel and fur
n,urc, arms stores, goods, wares and merchandise,
as aforesaid. did belong, is ailcdged by tie SAID
hbcants, TO the government of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland, to subject or SUBJ
iccts ,hereof having been captured by the said
flames Chaytor, commander of the said private arm
cl schooner. on the high seas, pursuant TO n CON-
mission from the President of the United States,
under the seal of the Uated States, against the
vessels, goods, and effects Of the government of the
Uuited Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland, and
Of the subjects thereof which said ship or vessel
aid appurtenances, rs aforesaid, the said James
Chsytor, commander, as aforesaid hath brought in-
10 the port of Ncwpov, within the District of Rhode
Island: And trial will be had on the aforesaid libel,
at special District Court, to be holden ut the
Courtiouse in Providence, in said District, on the
90th day Of September inst. at ~ o'clock in the
forenoon.
Z, X. DEXTER, Marshal
Providence, Sebt. Q, 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16

THE subscriber having become interested in the
j manufacture Of Gunpcwder, AT Wes,tield, IN
Mass ia conucxidn with Mr.. CHARLES DOUGLASS,
informs his friends and the public, that he shall in
future be enabled to supply them with Gunpowder of
superior quality, and on very reasonable terms at
his Store. No So, State street, Boston where he
has also for sale, Eng4ish Tower proof, and Dupont
& Cos. best Gunpowder; refined and crude Nitre |,
Cannon Balls ana Grape Shot; Cannon Of various
sizes; Musket and Pistol Balls Patent Shot Brm.
stone, Bal and Pig Lead-wth every article for the
armament of ships Of war and military companies
ELIJAH WILMINGTON.
or Cannon, Musket and Pistol Cartridges; Gun
powder Shot, Balls, Flints &c. by retail as above,
by a WhLLEo'
Ros,or Augnst 1919 6m.
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RiA.liANi) DAKNER,

ID EPECrFCLLY informs the Ladies and Gentle
IN. men Of Providence, and its vicinity, that he has
removed from Newport, to that we'll known stand,
north of Col. H. SMITH, west side OF M,ll-Bridge,
formerly occupied by Mr. F.AScELL. which house
Is convenient to accommodate number OF Boardsrs
Tca-Partcs and private Companies may also be sc-
sommodatcd.
R.BARxEa would likewise inform his former Gus.
tsmcrs and friends in Newport. that he should be
gra,iied by their company at his new establishment,
should their business call them into that quarter
and he assures them that piins will be spared to
entertain them in the best possible manner.
N. q. Coach, Chsise, and Horses to let, and good
Stab!ing or Pasturing for Horses.
Providence, April %. 1913.
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Union Colledge Lottery,
No. ".
$4,000 dolls. highest prize
.SCHEME.

Niue thousand and one Prizes and only Fifteen
Thousand Nire Hundred and Nncty-nne Blanks-
not two Blanks to a Prize The first 200 blanks en-
titled to 10 dollars each Drawing positively COM
mences the lst of October next PRICE OF whole
Tickets $50, Quarters 2-37 Prize Tickets taken
in paymcnt.--A few med undrawn Tickets III
the Plymouth Beach Lottery now drawing-neariy'
all the high Prizes In the Whel may be be obtained
Of J. C. SHAW, If applied for Immediately Moth
ing venture--nothing have.
.vO1YCE-In consequence Of the failure of the
drawing at the time appointed of the Second Bsp-
tist Society Lottery in Providence, those who pur'
chase Tickets Of j. C. SHAW requested Ia return
them and receive their money back sept 2.
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.MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

Disfrfcf Qf Rhodf. Islard.
~ pursuance of Warrant from the Hon. DAVID
\ HowELL. Esq. Judge Of the District Court for
the District Of hode-lsIand,
do hereby give notice. that shall sell at Public
Auction, on Saturday the 18Th Of September inst at
ii O'Clock in the forenoon at the Of Captain
James D'yolf. in Bristol, the following articles, viz
81 bolts thick duck, 90 bolts raven duck, 2 bales
sheeting. and cases linnen, viii bc sold in lots to
accommodate tie purchasers. Conditions made
known At time and place Of SALE
EK DEXTER, Marshal
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

IN pursuance Of Warrant from she Hon.
David Howell, Esq. Judge of the District Court
for the District of Raode-island,
lido hereby give Public Notice to all persons con-
cerned that there has heen filed Libel, before said
Judge for seamcn's wages, against the sch. Anna,
her tackle, apparel and furniture and trial will be
had on said Libel, s special District Court, to be
holden at the Courthouse, IN Providence on Mon
day, the twentieth day of September instant, at ten
o'clock, in the forenoon
T.. r. DEXTER, Marshal
propiseuce Scbf. 6.
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JOHN vi. MA>oriLLD,
NO l4f. TH.l.jIES-sS1'REEi I

ITAS lust received new assortment and great
i variety Of SHOES, among which arc Roman
Sandals and Grecian Slippers; laced plain ana tr'm.
med do Of every fashionable kind and color; mems
fine Shoes and Pumps. womens', misses, and chill
drens' morocco and leather Shoes, OF almost every
description; mems low priced ,ined and bound
Shoes and Pumps, wholesai and retail. on the most
reasonable terms.
ALSO, good assortment OF Trunks morocco
and binding skins. Boot Soals; Webbing aud Cord |;
Italian Paste Backing, invented by an ita'ian che
mist in Rome This Incompatible backing IS beau'i.
fuI in its appearance and sofening Vd useful TO the
leather one canister Of it will last as long again az
any other Of the same price, and as used with one
fourth part Of the labor.
LIREWIsE, twenty five kegs of Negro Head To-
bacco. CIV. August ?.
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Rich and Elegant Dry Goods.
JAMES HAMMOND,
NO. lO4, Ihames-streef,

Ha. lust received and offers for sale,
A N assortment Of elegant English DRY GOODS,
"A superiour to any that mas ever been offered Tor
sale in this town--tie following articles conlprize
Few Of heir kinds, the variety Of each is on, TO be
equalled by their elegance
london Prints, dressed and undressed ;Mersailles
yestings. white and fgpred.4 $, 9, and ga plain
twilled. long and short shawls; butt, blue. pink,
black, and plaid Ginghams, book and Jaconet Mus
Inns, 3-A and o. black. and white Cambrics' white
leans. Dimiies. &c. &C. August 26,
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MARSHAL'S MOTTO Is. J

~ pursuance of sundry warrants from the Hon.
J. DAslp HowxLL, Esq. Judge Of the District
Court Tor the District OF Rhodc-lsiand--
DO hereby give public notice TO all persons con-
rcracd, that NC following inormations fled be-
Tore slii Judge, viz.
An ictornlation by Asher Robins, United States
attorney for Rhodeis District. against certain
ship or vessel called Anna Maria, her tackle apparel,
furniture and boat, together with her cargo on board
And also against % sails 43 hds 30 tierces and 80
bis of Molasses trunk of Tortoise Shell srs OF
Tcmarins 8 pots Of Sweatneats, part of q bag OF
Coffee, part Of bbl of Pork, and bbl. Bread.
Al the above mentioned articles are alleged in
ya information % have been forfeited for violation
Of the laws of the United States, and trial will be
had on each Of the aforegoing iniormations at spe.
ciai District Court to DC holden at the Court House
in Providence, in said District of Rhode-lsland on
Monday the Goth Of September, inst, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon.
E.K DEXTER, MARSHAL.
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jYanted Immedineiy,
A DOY from IL to l6 years Of age, as an apprcn.
"A ,,ce TO ,hs TailsrnS busspss. Enquire al THIS
ofHcx. Avg. ~.
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Met1odiSs Chapel.

MetaodiSt Chapel.
A IL those who have, or do now occupy Pcws IN
"A Methodist Chapel, which have not been sold
aud paid for, are requested 10 Call on JANE FERRY
and settle and pay up the rents Immediately, and
take leases, it they p!ease-as the payment can
not be pu, of any longer 1t is hoped and except
ed nayin,nl vii be made without delay. Aug ~.
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POETRY.
For the Rhoae-Isiand Republican.
MACCABOA SNUFF.

Il SONG.
TuxE--On tie nishs before Lam T7as hnfg.
LET Waterhouse puzzle his brains,
AID write against smoking and chewing
Good Naccaboa snuff, I'll maintain,
Nc'cr has,en'd, or brought orc TO rum
What blessing can vie with this dust,
Or like rapt'rous sensations impaft;
When VIC inhale the rich fragrance Oh Shuh
Il clsses AL grief froh the heart
CuoRus--Ro,b, doac, dc do", ro1s de "o"' a'"'
Evn otf maids, in this powder divine
A specific have found for their woes
And when ceasing To rail at mankind,
pnd pleasure--by pri.ning the no'e.
hnd Bachelors, of times assert,
That. Isru!es and Coquetfes there's no pleesihS'
They heed not their frowns, or their FWa
When lgus can DC conquered by--,are-i"g.
Cnosus-- ipy, dosy, dc aosg, ros' as "'''' do''.
The skin from practice lis said,
viii fade. appear shiiv'led and Tough;
Vet whilst It drives love from the head,
IN rcgalc. with good Maccaboa snuii.
Then from pulveriz'd atoms, ne'cr .Tinch'
Let our Whamposs,s pass round to each other;
Nor refuse To the nesdy pinch;
his tho advice Of a Snuftakng Brother.
CnoRus--J2cw, dosO, ds do1c, rsss, dc don do'0.
I Hebron Woods. Sept 1913. SADi.
"A yass;u,a5le name faS Parisian Snugdores
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August l

]. ARMSTRONG.

Dy tho capture Of the u. s Frigate Chesapeake
- and tire sudden pros,rs,on of Captain Lawrence
and all his officers, the PRIVATE SIGNALS Of the
Navy of the u s. have fallen into the hands of tbs
enemy, and, in order to multiply the chances OF In.
teIligence to the absent ships of the Navy through
the circulation of the public prints, this notice is
given The public agents OF the u. s. IN foreign
Countries, and citizens ,raversng the ocean,
spectfull, requested to communicate this informa-
tion. .NuTy DcpQrirenf, Juy H.
1IPThe American printers, friendly TO the pro-
teciion OF our Navy, requested TO insert the a.
bove notice. and continue it for month or two, I'M
less our frigases should return before that period