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FOREIGN NEWS. Z
From, a Russian Pepper.
RUSSIA.
PErERspuRG, june 2!


The French emperor, before his
departure from Paris in April last.
said to the deputies Of the Legislative
body, that the integrity ofthe French
Empire had never been endangered.
nor ever should be. lfhe continued
to this declaration the Congress for
Peace at Prague is superfluous. Not
only must there be question of
what France has usurped from Ger
many 1.-THE Rhine being considered
as the boundary between France and
that country y but of the abolition
Of the Confederation Of the Rhine.
and even of the kingdom of Italy
itself; as also of what has been an
nexed to France in The South Of
Germany or the independence of
Germsyca can never be re-estabiished.
France must return to original
principles, and open the Congress
with declaring that she is willing TO
retire within her natural boundaries.
This declaration alone worthy of a
great power. will reconcile all the.
powers ofthe Continent and though
it contains tho confession Of past
faults, it is the only initiative of a
future peace with England. France
must now ieel, that she has only
weakened herself by her acquisi-
tons she has now an opportunity TO
repair that error.
nshort either France understands
the art, at the approaching Congress
for Peace, wherever il may take
place, to reconcile TO herself the
power Of Europe, and then will she
obtain more then she could have ex-
pected; or she does not understand
that art-and then is the Revolution
Of the 10th of Brumaire not the last
that size may expect. Able physi-
| oiaus to desperate cases, have often
recourse to opposite remedies
There is now only one means to
| regain the confidence Of Europe,
which must be, before the Congress
commences, to recall the French ar
mics from Germany and Spain ; for
q negotiation for peace in the neigh
borLood of 100000 French troops,
| will not be carried on in the best
spirit. If Napoleon cannot prevail
on himself to remove them, he boasts
| in vain of eommiseration for the
shedding of human blood ; the war
must still continue and as he has
already found Marlborough in
Spain, he may fnd a Prince Eugene
in Germany.
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Translations from the Paris Mo-
niteHr.
GERMANY.
NAUEMBERG, July q


The much talked of Queen Of
Sicily has arrived on the continent.
She landed at Constantinople on
the 18th June, and only stopped
sufficient time to make indis-
pensable preparations for her jour
Dey by land, Il tarverssd the Ottoman
territory with all speed to Hungary.
The Turkish government furnished
her an escort. The retinue OF the
Queen consisted of 2S persons. OF
whom were six priests and four ply
sicians. I0 This is the person.
age 1chom Bonnparte. after the con-
quest Of Russia. denounced 1cith so
mnch acrimoney and vulgarity ];
whom he drore from her Kingdom.
and gauc 1t to Muratl This Prin-
cess will stop for some time at the
country house of the Countess OF II.
chy, one of her ladies Of honor, in
BakoW.
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AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, in

vienna, July 81.
His Majesty the Emperor has
been pleased to make the following
promotions in the General Staff of
his armies, viz. the Field Marshal
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=
useful to sociesy can compensate Tor
such defects. "Though" says an apos-,
lie, .though / speak with the tonsaes
Of men and angels, and have not l've'
/ am becoms-[l Cor. xiii. lend.
The original word is isve, charity
used in our translation, atthe time the
translators lived conveyed the sense OF
the original better than it docs now, be-
ing at present generally confined 10
alms.giving, but III this passage, toue IS
used as the great principle whence re-
ligious dutys either to God or man ORR
ginatss.
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NAPLES, July i3.

On the 9TH and Sth instant there
we're burnt on the Magdelain bridge,
all the English goods which has
heen eapturedin different prizes, and
which has been deposited long time
in the Custom House, valued at
see. 000l. They were inclosed in
eases. Shariags burn briskly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18
Domestic Roviny % Spinning
M1~b;oo
MdcbiNe.

THE subscribers have purchased the patent right
= Of building, vending, aad using the above ma
chine, in the counties Of Newport and Bristol, r. 1.
Its most important advantages and usefulness may
be stated IN few words
irsf--I, possesses the principle of roping and
spinning the merno and other wool on the same ma
chine with great exactness and remarkable facility.
Secsnd--Is will spin the common wool directly from
the rol without .oping sufficiently fine for common
brosdcoths.
Ihird--it will spin cotton, when roped or properly
carded, as hlc and even as on the common wheel
with equally increased advantage.
Fourth--lt is very convenient for doubling and
twisting threads, cotton yarn of any description
with astonishing expedition.
Fyfh-Its operstion is not half so aborious as the
English Jenny. and il is easily managed by girls or
children, with immense profit.
Ssrft-It Will produce = saving over the comnsH
wheel of from 20 to 80 dollars the manufacture Of
every hundred yards OF cloth.
Sevenfh-It supercedes the great expense OF the
English machines, as it performs the same opera
tions of the Billy and Jenny.
Let these facts be duly considered by caudid and
liberal minds, together with the vast saving Of time,
labor, trouble, and the expense OF board and wages
when one person will perform the service of five or
six in the usual mcthod of spinning, and but few
will hesitate in procuring the Domestic Rover and
Spinner. It will also give powerful spring to en-
terprize, and stimulate the female part of the COM
muniy to vie with each other in habits of ndustyas
Win - or % pdcs an active gir VIII furnish yarn
euhicient TO keep or 5 looms constantly in opera
ton, and earn from 20 to 80 dollars per month.
Itmay be observed that one of the above machines
occupy but little more space than commop bed, and
can be moved with ease Let every farmer encour-
age the growth Of sheep, and promote American man
ufactures. Let the splendid habitson we'll as the
humble cottage become little Factory and in this
way our country will become nnly INDEPENDENT. If
individuals not able, let neighborhoods Join in the
purchase OF machine, the expense will be trning.
Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call at No.
S, farewelstreet, and examine for their own salts
factisn; and those who may wish to purchase ma
chimes for the ensuing season, are requested to
make early application.
satisfactory certificates may bs seen, and every in.
formation given, by application to the subscribers
Good and warranted machines Of any number of
spindies required will be furnished short notice,
and instruction given in spinning reasonable terms
by applying to
.rEpHES r. CORNELL of Portsmouth, or
PAUL BAILEY Of Newport.
Newport, Oct. IA.
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MARSHAL'S NDTiCf..
DISTRICT OF RHODE-ISL

DIs1RICT or RH0DE-jSLyfJN.D.
TN pursuance oil a Warrant from the Dis
Il trict Court for Rholc.Isand District,
do hereby give notice, 10 all persons con-
ccrned, that there has bscn filed before said
Court,a Libel by YHomas .ddcrfon, commander
of the private armed schooner Saratoga, Of
New-York, in the District Of Ncw-York, in
behalf OF himself and the owners, oflicers,and
crew Of the said private armed vessel, against
the brig Morgiana, whereof J. Cunningham
was master, her tackle, apparel, and furniture,
arms stores, goods, wares, and merchandise
on board the same the said brig Morglsna,
her tackle, apparel,and furniture ,arms, stores,
goods, wares, and mcrchandize as aforesaid,
did belong, as is alledgcdby the said lbsan,s,
10 the govcrnmentuof the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and HcIand, or TO subject or
subjects thereof having been captured by
the said Thomas Aderton, commanded OF the
said private armed schooner, on the high seas,
pursuant 10 commission from the President
OF the United States, under the seal Of the
United States, against the vessels, goods, and
effects of the government of the Uni,cd King
dom of Great. Britain and Ireland, and the
subjects thereof which said snip CT vessel,
and appurtenances as aforesaid, the SAID Thom-
as hGcrton, commanders as aforesaid, hath
brought into the port Of Providence, within the
District of Rhode -ls'and--And trial vii, be had
on the aforesaid libel, al a Special District
Court, to be holden At ,ne Court House in
Provdcncc, in said District, on the 2oth day
Of November inst. at o'clock, PM.
L. h. DEXTER, l1arshak.
Providence. Nov. 9. 1918.
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Stationary Prizes.

Il will be seen ~ the above scheme that the FIRST
drawn number Of every days drawing, except the
Cd and 81, is entitled to Capital Prize, subject to
no Deduction
Orders for Tickets and parts in the above Grand
Lottery receive immediate attention at the Truly
Foriunsie Lottery & Exchange Office off. T.. SHAW,
SO famous for selling High Prizes.
Managers List of 2d Class Plymouth Beach Lot
terry received and Tickets examined gratis.
Prize Tickets in al the lotteries Taken as cash.
.Aezgborl. October 81, 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18

y ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies aud Gentle
~ men Of Providence, and its vicinity, that he has
removed from Newport, to that we'll known stand,
rnorth of Col. III. SAITH, west side OF Mill-Bridgc
formerly occupied by Mr.. +. ANGEL. which house
is convenient TO accommodate number OF Boardcrs
Tea-Partes and private Companies may also be ac-
commodatcd.
R.BARxER would likewise inform his former Gus
toners and friends in Newport, that he should be
gratifcd by their company at his establishment,
should their business call them into that quarter
and he assures them that pains will be spared to
entertain them in the best possible manner.
N. II. Coach, Chaise, and Horses to let, and good
Stabng or Pasturing for Horses
Providence, April %. 1918.
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t5Hnp0wdfr iHaHujuGfolv.
SY~IJE subscriber having become interested in the
j manufacture Of Eunpowoler, at Wcsttieid. ~
Mass. in oonnexon with Nj. GUAR rs DO GLASS,
informs his friends aud the public, that he shall ~
future be enabled to supply them with Ginpowder of
superior quality. and Oh very reasonable terms at
his Store, No s., State street, Boston; where he
has also for sale, English Tower proof, and Dupont
& Co.'S. best Gunpowder, refined and crude Ntrs ;
Cannon Balls and Grape Shot; Cannon of VARIOUS
sizes; Musket and Pistol BALLS; Patent Shot Bsim
stone Bar and Pig L-ad--with every article Tor thc
armament of ships of war and military companies
ELIJAH W1TIIINGTON
or Cannon, Musket aud Pistol Cartridges Gun
powder, Shot, Balls, Fnts, &c. by retail as above.
by A, WELLER
Boston, August a, 1918. ON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18
PEAL ESTA7E-Foa SALE.

HEHL LOIHI E-FOR SALE.
A Farm, lying in Portsmouth, on the west road,
y half mile south Of Bristol Ferry, containing
by estimation 50 acres well watered, with Dwell
ing-housc. barn, corn-house, and other out build
ings thereon. Said Farm is fenced into eleven
closures with stone wall d Of orchard. The
walls and buildings all in good repair--Any person
wishing to purchase will do we'll to come and
which is the best recommendation that be given.
Apply to JOHN ANTHONY, living on the oremisess
Psrtsniouth. ee5t. g. 't5
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NOTICE is hereby given to the cretitors Of COL
4 JOHN COOK. late of Tiverton, deceased, re-
presented insolvens that six months longer from the
1st inst are allowed them to exhibit their claims To
thereon BY the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town Of
Tiverton, for the purposes Of receiving them, and
that they will attend at the dwelling-house Of Benz.
Howland, Esq. in said Tiverton, the last Tues
days in November, December, January, February,
March and April. for the purposes aforesaid.
JOSEPH BALEY,l r.
HOLDER ALMY,
Tiyerson, .Noycm5er IL, 1918
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New Feather Beds and Feathers.
T I'VE Geese and Foul Feathers. and Feather
IL Beds, from 20 to IS dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charirs-streef.
Zskew,se--an assortment of MATTR0SSES q
every description, constantly kept fer sale above.
Mach o.
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E>OR sale or to let. on reasonable terms, BY the
i subscriber, his House and Lot in Washington
street, No. 20. Also, the House aud Lot in Tanner
street, No. IL. 1t has for two years past been i'm
proved in the Grocery Line, and is Of the best
stands in that line of business or for boarding.
house in that part Of the town. and is uncommonly
convenient, with shop attached to it, and in the
yard, stable, woodhousc. &C. The terms viii! be
liberal, apply 70 BENANIvEI.L SHAW. on the
premises. Newport August S, 1878.
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.
,svt- TX n-.-> &C 49, rf.~l.-l mn.

TVIIE only Prizc OF FIVE Hcndred Dollars,
= which was drawn in Usion College Lottery, on
the 5th October, first days drawing, in New-York,
swas obtained by a gentleman in this town, through
thc agency ct ,. c. SHIFT. who been uncom.
monly fortunate ia selling n litude Of HIoH
Pa1sxs. From so good a commencement Of the
LOTTERY in his favor. he ascrs himself that he shall
end i with inforning the public, in due time, that
ne has sod the Highest Prize in this Lottery, which
Is 5000, besides somc Of 5 10000, 5 5000. &c.
A few numbers. Wholes and >luartcrs. may be OBJ
tanned by orders left At the above Office, if immed-
ate application be made ,o,.u s,,
ExcLa,xe and Lottery oGce,l
Oct "A. 1873.
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ATTENTION |!
Ill Patri0tic Yonng Men.

vNTH0 are disposed to serve their Country, andto
w enter the ranks &C the 4Ctli Regiment Of In
fantry, under the Act Of July ), iSl3 requested
10 call on the subscribers.
The unprncipled attack on HAMPTON must
rouse the spirit Of every friend Of his Country.
and must prove the necessity OF commanding de-
fence at every point. The enemy who will not re-
we're your Wives and Daughters Is more brutal than
the savage hs nnprincipIed warfare must and will
arouse patriotic pride and ambition in the breast
of every noble and generous mind to avenge their
country's wrongs on such dsstardy foe.
The subscribers offer to those patriotic citizens,
who are disposed to enlist during the War,
Sirfeen Dollars Bounty,
Twenfy:four Dollars yddDanee Pay,
EIGHT DOLLARS per Month-Rcgular Wages
Warm Clothing--Good Rationss
Ind az Me end Of Me War,
Ono Hundred and Sixty Acres Of LAND.
JAMES PERRY, Capt 40M Reg'k
IT. s. hf4ntry, az .Asrpsrf.
ROBERT CARTER, Lieut. Of do at
Troy Jfass
JOHN PARRoTT, It, cfds. at Providenc.
Ns7vforf, October 81, 1913.
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WEST GREENWICh MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY.

THE subscribers have establsheda Manufactury
ing Company in the town of WestGrccnwich,
Rhode island, under tue above title, where they in.
tend to Manufacture all kinds of Cotton Goods.
They have taken the store recently occupied by Jo-
scph ioxie, on ews-Neck-iiill, where every sub
ject appertaining heir business will receive immc-
date and prompt attention. Persons disposed to en-.
courage this young establishment, will find their
Goods Of as gocd quality and as fair price as at
any other nanaiactory in the State.
SIMON REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM HALL,
JOSEPH HOXIE.
N. b All persons indebted to Joseph Hoxie, eth
er by Note Book Account. requested to make
immediate payment he is determined to settle all
his accounts without delay.
Wesf- Greenwich, Dec. 3, 1912.
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y y I WIZ IOLIzIkftO w w I'M,
A ND sll necessary charges shall be paid to any
"A person that viii inform me who it was that
.p,ix nv fence down the nights Of the 25th and
c6sh ut so that can bring the offender Or oaenders
TO justice. AbNkR HATHAWAY.
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NOTICE.

yVHEREAs my wife EIIzAsrru left NV hous.
~ for considerable time ard returned in aycry
rio.ous manner. and Threatens % case il sssin, with
out any cause. therefore. hereby forbid al per.
sons harborag tr',,t"g her ~, my account, as
viii pay 10 dctis Of her ting ser his date
|sseasSes . JaAHs rALbMAN
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COPAKINkKShlP FOkAit.D
THE public are respectfully informed that the
i subscribers have entered in Copartnsrship un-
der the firm Of
DYER & POTTER,
and tender their services as .9UC1IOA e com
.lfISSION MERCHANTS, from md after this
date, and will occupy the store Of said DY sa, in
Marketstree ct, assuring their friends and tie pubc,
that all business confded to them will at all times
have their best attention. Cash will be iiberaily adj
vanced on all kinds of merchandise deposited for
public or private sale, and all sales made will be
guaranteed and discounted OIL the most accommoda-
ting terms. ELISHA DyER,
CHARLES POTTER.
Drss u Po7rER cGer AZ trivGte snir,
10000 pounds OF best green Coffee, in bags and
tierces
3 pipes 4th proof Brandy. Expeditions cargo,
do 4lh do. vipcr's do.
20 boxes spcrmaceii Candles
s tons of f.ogwood
5 do. Fustic;
2 do. Ncaragun Wood
2 do. Hemp (6rst quality,
1 do. Copperas;
A few boxes Of white Havana Sugars;
30 bags of Pepper;
10 boxes Of brown Sugar;
50 bales OF Calcutta Irvine.
Proridsncc, October 20, 1913
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biAhsm deduction and nsf f10o Banks to a Prize :!
Price of Tickets s i0-00-Halyes 5-l2-Quarters
2-37-and Eighths 1-37
Stationary Prizes.
The first Fifteen Hundred Blanks will be entitled
to S II each-and the first drawn Numbers the
following days. will be entitled to the Prizes affixed
to them re sps ctve!y
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COMMISSIONER Notice.
WE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon Court of Probate of the town of New
port, Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims against the estate Of
SAMUEL G. HUDSON,
late OF said Newport. mariner. deceased represent.
ed nsolycnt; do hereby give notice that six months
from the LIST Of November instant are allowed 10 the
creditors of the said estate bring and prove their
respective claims and that shall attend for that
purpose at our 'cspectivc dwellings, any time within
the above mentioned PERIOD.
JOB TOWNSEND, }
DANIEL DENHAM. jr. c0""A''''"er''
n B.-ALL persons indebted to the above mea1
toned estate are earnestly requested to make imne.
date payment to
PHEBE HUDSON. .adninsratrr.
NEWPORT Nooembcr 4.
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NOTICE.
WHEREAS my wife Lucy. has left nv bed and
~ hoard, and has otherwise ;avcd herself in
very un5ecou.ing manner--I therefore, hereby for
bid all per>ors hAfboring trusting her on NV ac-
count. as will pay debts Of her Contracting az
tes this date. .Ms
JOHN g WILLIAMS
nars
Ssuih- -Einssfss1r. .Norembsr 10. 1913.
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Commissioners Notice,

Commissioners Notice.
NJ E the subscribers having been appointed by
~ the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town of Wcs-
tery, in the county of Washington, Commissioners to
receive and examine tho claims against the estate Of
.ANiDREW FREEBODY,
late OF said Westerly. deceased, represented inso-
vent, do hereby give notice that six months from
the 25h OF October last allowed to the creditors
OF SAID estate to bling in and prove their respective
CLAIMS; and that We shall attend for that purpose at
the dwelling house Of SfLvRsrER CAvfr, Esq in
said Westerly, on the second Mondays in December,
January and February next, At 9 O'Clock, A. N. on
each ct said days.
THOMAS HOxIE, Z
JED w KNIGHT, ''''nss'0He's'
NB.-ALL persons IeD,ed to the said estate are
requested to make immediate payment To sYLvps-
TER GAvrr Of Westerly, or JAMS CHxsz of Mid
dietown, Executors OF the last viii anu Tsstamcft
OF the said ASpREw FsEenopY.
SYLVESTER GAVlT,) 1
JAMES CHASE,
Ees.eriy, Asrerbcr 8. tf.
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GROCERIES. SC.

a yTyr.LIAM wfNrE, has just received. and Of.
w ers Tor sale, at No. IL, Long-wharf, by whole
sale and retail, general assortment of Groceries,
Crockcry, Glass-Ware, &c,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-27
SATURDAY, May 90. 1918

An ensrosseed bill "to amend and ex-
plain the act, entitled can Act imposing
taxes for the support Of government" which
passed tie goth of February, 1873" was
read third time.
RESOLVED, That the bill 90 pass, and that
the title be, " an Act TO amend and explain
the Act, entitled can Act imposing taxes
for the support Of Government" which
passed the 10th Of February 1913"
Ordered, That Mr.. carry the
said bill to the Senate, and request its con-
ourreDce.
On motion of AR. Nolnnd,
Ordered, That leave be given to bring
bill, " for paying the officers of The General
Assembly for their services during the pre-
sent session" and that Messrs. holland,
Rutherford, Hupton, Debrel, Bernard (of
Fluvanna,) JohI5on, HUMPHREYS, Cohoon,
M'Clenachan, Pate, Lowell, Moseey (of
Princess Aune,) Blackwell and Wise do pre-
pare and bring in the same.
The Speaker laid before the House let
ter from the Governor with sundry docu-
ments accompanying the same which let
ter and documents were read aud ordered
to be Inserted IN the Journal, together with
the statements herein referred 10, Of claims
embraced in the accounts, exhibited on be
half of this commonwealth against the Uni
ted States, which have been disaliowed by
the Accountant ofWar Department. in the
following words and figures:
CouNcIL CHAMBER, May 22d, 1913
The Senate and House Of Delegates.
In conformity with the plan which I hsd
prescribed to ms self Of presenting the docu-
ments called for by your resolution IF the
18Th as they were prepare = i have now
the honor OF communicating the correspon-
! deuce between tne two Governments, upon
the subject CT our uniiquidated claims. Hav-
| ing TO make some communications to the
| General Government, relative to our ope-
rations at NogOik, through my two friends
| Major Mercer and Major Campbell, we
| deem it advisable 20 avail ourselves of that
| opportunity of requesting the gentlemen "a
| endcavor TO effect settlement O. our claims
| This information viii ascertain 10 the lie gis-
lature the reason OF the correspondence be-
ing carried on in theirname
| is BARBOUR.
] or be e0ptigvea;2