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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25

"e"SS oh 70 ~SStsCu AZ 1ovrc, Dear
ing the white snd English dagss bvt were
no, permitted TO land, un,ii ins,ruetio6s we're
received from Paris.
The Duke OF Bassano, has been again ar.
rested, and sect to Berne. Z"
Jerome Bonapartc passed through Carls-
roubc, on the 22d August, escorted by Vert
enberg Officer.
a Russian division,. coming from Poland
towards the Rhine, haze received orders to
return.
Arras has not ye, been given up TO the
Allies.
The Marquis dc Monscheme, is named as
the French commissioner appointed by the
king, for the Island of 81. Helena.
The Ottoman Porte are said 10 be in mo-
tion, and that formidable armies are already
on the march.
Letters from Rome mention, that Gaeta
had surrendered.
Madame Hor,ensia still resides near Gen
with her pa.tzans.
Sir j. L. Yeo, is to proceed to the Coass of
Africa in tho lncons.ant, bearing broad pen.
dant.
Thirty regiments, which are to be 1000
strong each, are Immediately to be sent TO
India.
A great number of ships OF war have been
put 10 ordinary. and the crews paid off and
discharged. The Channel fleet is dissolved
snd the ships ordered TO be paid of, Lord
Keith, has struck his Gag at Portsmouth.
The Collection Of al Churches of oil per-
suasions, io England and Scotland in 1905,
aztec the Battle Of Trafalgar, announced TO
tl2o,ooot. May tho presen, not .all short, in
case of equal desert and far greater sacri-
ficc Of human lifs:-.in four days the PrIssians
lost $4,000 men, killed and wounded the
British neatly $1,000 high price 10 pay for
The eXpulSions OF single Rvffi,n from The
shores OF Europe.
A list of the Peace Establishment, of the
Brush Navy, has been received. - line Of
battle ships, ships OF so guns, IS frigatcs,
from 90 10 38 guns, and 80 sloop, and gun
brigs flom 10 10 Is guns--aro held in com
mission.
Cape Of Good Hape, Nav Oar. III. NJ. S.
Ccn,dur, u, Liverpool igaie, aud PhiloTncl
sloop OF war, from EnGl and the Coast OK
Brazils, wuh despart hes TO Viss Adm. Sir C..
Tyler, containing the raiiisa,ion Of Peace
with America. loh, ar. Ams bfig Seneca,
Depey,ter, n. York. The s. cleared in
March last, tor Canton.
The Termagant sloop OF war, from Eng
land, ar. at The Cape o. Good Hope April -.
The Harry do. from a cruize, ar. b, do.
May |.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25

NeSs afihtary Posf.---Geoeral Brown, and
suite, are exploring The Northern frontier for
the purpose Of selecting suitable scite for a
Military Post, 10 toe vicinity of the boundary
line, between the United States aud Lower
Canada and which IN case OF future war,
would prevent the enemy's ships from enter
ins Lake Chaplain. Rouse's point, il is gen.
orally believed, is the place which will be fix
cd on.--Bos. Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25

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Plymouth Boach, Leaersh now de4NtF
Boston. Highest Prize $4,000. 10 DO ,irYHP
few days. Tickets, (wrrantsd undfaw3l 3 IA
!, Grand National Lottery. NOV taFAHp
Baltimore. Five Prizes, Of $4,000 Highest
warranted undrawn Tickets Siteach. " ~ ~ II
Grand Union Canal Lonery, NOW, dreN<P
in Boston--Warran,ed undrawp Tickets So 5QneA
. PIhaiar "Ethe" Caaai Lofieyys epbfpfy
ces drawing in Rostoc, this month-Si 5000. tHi6X
est rrise--only S5 per Ticket. or soon rjscn1
4. BanfiSs Sfone Chahet Lofiery.s. eow Nss]!3
drawing in Bristol, this month--S3ooo HiEPs1
pnze--Tickts SIS each. 800, = = ~, o.s cS' b
Woshingfcn Bridge, LOTTERY, comuafpFH
drawing in New.ha,en next month. In this ALptfs
ry there are sOre Pri-es fhar Bianksy aicketssoal
Five Dollarc eseh-SSooo Highest Prize aud New
York Money received at par. y =, AnsS, *a
a 49,. /, TICKETS, AND SHARESist,s ~
In a variety of numbers, for sale, at J, g. siiAw1
Where will be received, orderss for Tickets
all the principal Lotteries in the Union.
.AeEborf, Oct 25, 1918. sr.. -sDs>
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NEW EMISSION MONEY.

A set Of swindling rogues, had the aodac.
ity, few weeks since, TO open Banking OF.
fee, in New-York, under the title OF" The
City Exchange Bank" and passed of their
Bills Of various dspominations, signed by S.
). Hart, president, and II. w. Haynes. Cash.
ier-- with the words " 7ipo Mifsn' CafitaL,"
al the bottom. These daring men appear TO
be the principa! Actors in the plot Hart,
wenl 10 Philadelphia With lis bi!l5i and passed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25
FROM MIL TGd.

q. S. brig Eber0ier BY ibe arrival
from Malaga at this port of the brig a.
melia, hughes, we learn that the Anne
rican Consul at Gibraltar informed Capt.
Hughes that the U. S. brig Epervier,Lt.
Shnbrick, had called there early in Au-
gust, landed some prisoners, and pro-
ceeded for the United States.
Ne1u- 1ork Mer. Hdv. 2ln inst.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25
LA7ES7 FROM FRANCE.

Capt. Smith, Of the ship Ceres, ar. at
New York from Havrc, informs that OH
tine lst September news reached there
from Paris, that Treaty OF Peace was
concluded between France and the Ali
ed Powers and that Marsha! Ney, hav-
ing been tried and Fund guilty OF trea-
son, had suffered military execution.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25

The citizens of New.York have again re-
sumed the subject of opening grand canal
between Albany and Lake Erie. The scheme
has been long in contemplation but. its ad.
vantages becoming daily more and more ep.
parent, there seems TO remain no doubt, but
the plan will now be prosecuted with vigor
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25
NOTICE.

s.~ We understand The Rev. RIcH;
ARD CARRiQUE, preacher Of the doc.
uinc of Universal Salvation. has arrived
in town, and will preach this evening.
Oct. %, lelf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25

The dwelling -hause of Mr.. David Sawyer,
oil Standish, has been consumed by fire J. and
with the misfortune of 10 sing all his fu.n-
iu'e and provisions, Mr.. =. has 10 lament tho
loss OF son, aged years, who perishcd in
the flames.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25

A new steam boat, Of $50 ns,and 100 #
Keel has been lately launched at Mon,rcal---
THIS is the largest steam vessel (except the
lrIgale) that was ever built. ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25

The line pieces OF cannon, with their car
riages and implements which we're captured
on Lake Champlain by Coon. M'Donough,ate
securely deposited at Whitehall
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25
ST. HELENA.

FoRIIGN OFFICE, Aug. 26-Lord
Bathurst, one of his Majesty's principal
Secretaries of State, has this day notified,
by command of his II. II. the Prince
Regent, to the Ministers of friendly pow
ers resident at this court, that i'll consc-
quence of events which have happened in
Europe, it has been deemed eupedient
and determined, in conjunction with the
allied sovereigns, that the island of St.
Helena shall be the place allotted for the
future residence of General Napoleon
Bonaparte, under suchregulations as may
be necessary for the perfect security OF;
his person.; and for that purpose 1t has
been resolved, that all foreign ships and
vessels whatever shall be excluded from
all communication with. or approach to
that island, so long as the said island shall
continue to be the place of residence OF
the said Napoleon Bonaparte.
The Chroticle of the European confedera-
,ion, contains the following scheme Of a ncw
kingdom of the Rhine. 1t would be compos-
ed of Lorraine Alsace, Franche Compte, and
NE countries on the left bank OF the Rhine,
which still form the department OF Mount
Toonere, on the departments OF the Lower
or Upper Rhine, of La Meurthc, La Mosele,
La Meuse, Les Vosges, Houtc Saone, Doubs,
Mount Jura, and Mount Touncrre.
These ten departments are so situated, as
to form fine and powerful kingdom, with
population of three millions and a bali OF in-
habitants, which would render its future Sow
ereigns as strong as the king Of Bavaria.
lmbortunf.-A private letter from Ia
ris, states, that the long pending Treaty
has been finally concluded and that 1t
was believed. the Duke of Bourbon was
the bearer of a copy. o6the treaty to Eng
land, and that it awaited only the ratih-
cation of the Prince Regent to be pro-
mulgated. 1t is now asserted that the
report ascribed to Fouche was the work
manship Of one Of his hackney scrlbes
named Jeni, and was merely a jacobnical
mancuvere to feed the pulse of the peo-
pie. 1t appears to have failed. The
nation in general, though smarting under
the hardships universally incident to inva-
sion, appea, by no means inclined to aug
ment their suferings by rash and foolish
resistance to the large armies of the AL
lies. Hence it is predicted that Pouches
power draws to close ; and cvef the
journals subjected by the Royal Ordin-
ance to his control, begin to show symp-
toms Of disposition to set him at deh-
ance.
The number Of American mercantile
agents lately arrived at Liverpool from
the United States, exceeds all precedent.
Fifteen stage coaches now run daily from
that port to Manchester, and in general
return havily laden with cotton goods'o 'ot
every. description.
Mr.. Bagot, will proceed, ina few days,
on his mission to the u. States. The
Niger fliss!e, is fitting M for this Pr
psse
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25

The Corporation Of New-yo.k, .spp.izsd. Il
these facts, Immediately eloscd the lheml;
bu, could no, end the psrtnets- Insth5 fol-
lowing article, from the Ba,imore Gazette,
there is a satisfactory solution ofthe mys-
terry - Rs .t. .e.t = -sss "a
ALARMING FRAUD ..a :.
On Saturday last, man of gen,ecl appear
ance, who states his name to be Joseph Hill,
was arrested on a charge OF" passing hctic-
ious notes, purporting TO be the notes of The
CRY Erehange Bank VftAe Cry Of Ness- York,
Bank which does not exist" was proved
that he had passed several notes of that des-
crip'ion, in payment for goods which he had
purchased and on searching his trunk and
person, notes Tor every customary nominal
sum, from twenty cents to one huodred
dollars, amounting nearly to tSvenry thousand
dollars, were found III his possession These
notes are all signed S. S. Hart, President,
h. w. Uains, Cashier and Hill stated, on
his examination, that he had been employed
by the Bank 10 circulate them, aud was to re-
eeive to a commission of ten per- cent foe his
trouble.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25
NOTICE.
1o aN WAMlN nay CONCEIVE.

To all UJGO9lfH may C0ncctyss !,
UOu are hereby notified ,bat the Direct Tar of
the United States, for 1915, has become duo
and payable. and tha, attendance will be given to
receive the same Il the following times and places
viz. ,..a.
Tiyertop, and County Of Newport, from the 18th 70
the 18Th Novembef inclusive, l. -. . =.
At the store of hirny & Manchester. ip tbe toU&
Of Tverton and County, NJ Newport, from the 10th
to the 18th OF November, inclusive.
At Judge ,PaimeFs store, in The town Of Little,
Compton, and. county Of Newport, from the 18Th
to the 22d Of November, inclusive.
At the tavern Of o Grren, in the town Of Ports.
mouth. and County Of Ncwpoft, from the 23d TO
the 25th Of November, inclusive.
At tn. ho0s, Of Chares co.s, Esq. in the towr
of Warren, and County Of Bristol. from the 18th to
the 10Th of November, src'ssr
At the tavern OF JOSIAH Finuicilit, in the towu
of Darlington, and County Of Bristol, from The 17tt
TO the c0th OF Noyembs- incrsiye.
At the Collector offic,s us The town Of Bristol.
and County Of Bristol, from the Is,h to the 23d oe
November, inclusive 81 -. "a
At the Collectors Office, in Newrsrt, for the
town Of Newport, jaime stowp, Middetown, and New.
shorehar. from The 9Th Of November to the 1lt
Of December. . ry
And that correct copiec or the Tax Lists remain
with the Principal Assessor Of this Colec ection Dis
trct, open to the inspection Of any person who ma.
apply to inspect the same. -sy.t,.fs
You are hereby further notified, that. the duties o.
household Furniture, and gold and rilyer Watcf.
es, have become due, and that attendance will BIZ
given the foregoing times and places to receive
CHRlsTopHER RAYMOND PERRY.
Collector for the First Coliecfjon Dis,ricb \
in tie State sf Rhode -isiand
Newport, Oc.o5cr 25, 1915. fk ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25
IOR E..IOWNSLND.

LAS for sale. 5000 feet North River CHEKRE
! BOARDS. fspplied for soon. and teeps Ger.
s,an,ly on hand variety of Cabins, FURNITURE.
of the newest f.sbon, cheap for sssh or sountr1
nroducc. Oct 25a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25

,.o. ,.FJ.,rs rs. N0fIce. ,,s.. * ~, " n
THE Stockholders the MARINE INSURANCE.
L COMPANY are hereby notified, that by vote
of the Directors. passed the l7th mat n conformi~
~ to the 5th Article Of The Charter Of said Comps.
ny, the payment Of ane half the lnstalf,pt ,whch
falls due on the fist dsy Of November next rs s0s
pended until the first day Of February ncxt---An&
each share, with approved endorsers, payable ~
either Of the Banks in this town, will be received in
part payment of said nstalment, stthe Banks where
the said Notes placed f.r collection T,-
CHRIS FOWLER, Presidens.
Ncscoorf. lcf o5 IRIS tt9. -
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-" 3, r : = htWQVT :. ..~l, ,, ~ A.. al,
JOSEPH w. EDDY. has. removed from lilo old
d stand, to No i64,u next door south OF jacob
Richardson's, Esqr where he is offering at fair pt-
ces, his ~ i 't".r ,G 4,
~ Fall and Winter GOODS, IN
o., of the latest itnports,ions;r -
on the most accommodating terms.
.Ncrgbort, Ort. IS, 1915 t- gy,} pr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25

About the latter part vi september, twenty
gentlemen spen, two days 10 Martin Coun,y,
N. c. on Squirrel hunt, and during that
time they killed Upwards of 1000 Squirrels
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New Goods. .

PETER p. REMINGTON,
fo. IL, Thames-styeess
HAS just received and is now opening very et
A teosve assortment Of DRY GOODS, atapis4
to the present and approaching season.
Newport, Oct 25, 1915. Iks
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The papers received scince our last, con-
tain voluminous details Of foreign news, brol'
by several late arrivals, bot nsthing very
important. We have already published an ac-
couN; OF the trial and execution of Col. La
bedoyer, against whom sen,ance Of death was
passed bya military tribunal, instituted in
Paris by the drhUerers." Louis XVIII
was appied TO by the amiabie wife and the
mother OF that untorlsnate soldier of freedom,
who on their knees, supplieated for Royal
mercy, but The poor, contemplate shadow of
monarchy, either wanted nerve or inclination
to save "A brave man. How unlike Napoleon.
a Il, ussian oHioer Of rank had been arrested.
and was about to be brought to trial, His
wife threw herself at the feet of Bonaparte,
protesting his innocen,e be handed her
" letter. There, said he, is the evidence Of
A" of his guilt. You now hold, it throw it iD
"the fire, there is no other proof against him
/" and he must be acquitted.
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r.t lpOffCe.
THE subscfiber, admitted an Attorney ard Cour
sellor OF Law, has formed connexion With
WiLLGAa Hyvrep, ESQ. and offers his profession
- ~ ''''' - FRANCIS 3 roGG.
Aerpor,. Oct. 25. 1913. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25

1t is not impossible that, before long, the
Cabinet of ST. James may discover, when it
is too late, that they have carried the Joke too
far as it respects France. England may yet
find Russia and Prussia united, and when
their Golfers and Arsenals are replenishcd by
the plunder of Trance, more formidable com
mercial and military rivals than France ever
was under ponaparte. The T" dehvcrers" may
yet play Mother Britain" a trick which will
strike her with astonishment, and dismcmber
her vast, and unwicldy empire.
Farmers Register.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-25
Boat FOND.

Boat EOi07d,
rTo rove ashore, on Fap,ree Point, small cedar
: ~ Goat lille owner may have The same by pay.
nig charges, and applying to
Hcs,crir. Oc,o5er 25 1915
,IDUkS BLANKS, PAPER, &c.
For eat- a; J.-;. SaAw's Office, 1Is, Thauesstrsei
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08

tb4v all contain in energetic and tcn-
else terms the expression OF the senti-
mert Of exultation which has shone forth
from the bosom of our garrisons, in the
cities and IN the country, the moment
news was received that the emperor had
arrived within the French territory. The
following may be considered as the ana
lYsis ard substance of these addresses.
g France and the emperor. ut is said
in them) are no more separated: France,
in losing her prince, had lost her power,
and that sentiment of her glory to which
she owed SO many memorable actions
That army which had merited SO well OF
the country had been the object OF a shame
full Abandonment; the brave were over
whclmed with humiliation and disgust; a
small number Of privileged persons had
||usurped their titles, their grades, their
honorable recompences recalled, by the
wish Of a people threatened with the re-
turn of ancient servitude, recalled by the
wish of the brave who had always been
faithful to him, the emperor has again
appeared; and the sentiment OF national
honor and Of the greatness of our institu-
tons has sprung up again in our hearts !;
we swear to live and die under the laws
of the emperor and his majesty"
Such are the expressions which we lind
contained in crewd of addresses among
which we have particularly noticed those
of, &c. &c. &c. mentioning a large
number of addresses. ~ .Moniteur.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08
REMOVAL,

REMOVAL,
THE subscriber has removed to the
Store on Ramsay's wharf, formerly &C.
eupied by Yeaton and Conway,
Where lie offers for safe,
Beef and Pork in barrels.
Salt in ditto
Soap and Candles in boxes.
C. GRIFFITH.
April s. If.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08

John B. Ham1nett,
Upholsterer s Paper Hanger,
Corner of Washington & King-streets.
.aLExANDRIA:
TENDERS his services in the line of
his profession to the citizens of the dis
trict and public in general. Orders will
be executed in the best and most fashion,
able manner, with punctuality and dis
patch.
For Sale as .9bore,
An assortment Of elegant paper hang
ings with borders to match, linen and
cotton bed-tickings, furniture dimity,
fringes and tassels, bed, furniture, and
coach lace, cotton, yarn, &c. &c.
s. Wan.ed CURLED HAIR in the rope
and live GEESE FEATHERS.
May 5. dstlaw4t
+ RINTLN'G
NEATLY xxEcv. ~ AT THIS OFFICE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08

The above letter was tTans sarsseoud.
manuscriptby our New.Ior ,r e% whcss
ents, at the request of Mr. io q The earlj'
unwearied attention to farva ,s,u 15s Dr.
est news, deserves osr eest . :. .be letter
Toplif correctly observed tha { tterestns,
ofhis correspondent is highly yu ,a' agitation
as it shews the impression az" IL France
among the people Of the s o. "a ,S Al and
occasioned by Bonaparte,s l alar u not fur:
Contains some further particulars ~
pished BY the Sine qua. Non
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-15
$50 DOLLARS REWARD

nEsERrED from Camp Pendleton. Hanoye
~ county, three soldiers:
ISy4.aC CURTIS, Ave feet four inches high
dark eyes, dark hair, ssllow complexion, by pro
fession a farmer, and was enlisted in North caro-
Ina.
IHD5E9,S sy.9JArCJs, five feet eleven niche,
nlgh, dark blue eyes, light hair, and by brofessio
a farmer, and was enlisted in North Carolina.
JOHN Cy4kfR, five feet ten inches bigll. %
years o. age, blue eyes, dark bar, far complex
ion, was enlisted by Coloaei Hamilton. North a.,
Folina, Sursy county Il Is expected thattfe glove
deserters have gone the route towards Ni,rth Ca
rolina,and whosoever willapprehend tl,eaboye de
serters, and deliver them 70 any o6icer in the
United States army, shall receive the above re.
WARRIOR FIFTY for either oGthem.
J0HyYt PE.VDLET'O.N.
Lieut. sd ieiRe Rect.
August S. e
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Boarding School
For Young Ladies,
STANTON, VA.
Mrs. Morris,
Ill. IL N.

4 f<ftc SktSS SNt.tOH,
DETURNS her Acknowledgement for the libe
Il q raj patronage she has received since the
opening her Academy, and begs to inform her
friends, and the inhabitants of Staunton and its
vicinity, that in addition to the usual branches of
education, the French language, Music, Draw
ing, Painting in water colours, and various other
branches of polite literature so Indispensable
cessaryfor accomplished females, will be taught
by able masters. The strictest attention will be
paid to the morals and manners of the Young
ladies entrusted to her care.
Terms of Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic SO per
Grammar and Needle-work, 5 session.
French, Drawing, Painting inl
water colours, Geography, GO
Mapping, the Elements of 40 uo'
Natural Philosophy, &c.
Drawing and Painting in water colours, , -,
(separa.e,)S iooo
French language, do. 10 do.
Geography and Mapping, do. do.
Boarding, G 100 per annum
~ y. The ensuing session commences the
18th OF November next.
Stsunton, October II, 1915