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ENQUIRER OFFICE,
Richmond, Nay 10, 1916.
.NEHN Z

.NEHIS !
We continue our extracts from the late
papers. We have now accounts from BON
sfdes--from the Allies as well as France. A
bloody war seems inevitable. Troops are pour
ing from all quarters Of Europe, and lac a.
best generals are about to cope with lTnpoje-
on. Belgium will he the first theatre of hos-
tlities. The forts in the hands of the opposite
parties very near to each other-Hoha
parte holds Lisle; the Allies, Tourney b.
| napaiIS VIII act with the rapidity of the ca
gle, his object will be 10 dssipate tl. ad
vancinG columns, before they Can be concen-
trated--6 events may therefore be expected
TO reach US in rapid succession.
The contest at Issue .wculd seem from their
! State-Papers 20 Ue struggle between the
rights OF legitimate Princes, q .he viii Of the
people. The French papers declare, they
| have q right 20 choose Severe l,tc, them
selves, ara that the oni, sorrce Of teg;tsfSaa,r..
power, is tRe Will OF The nsEcn Tie Allies
again contend for the Legitimate sovereign,
and the rights Of crowned heads. Sholld
the Allies succeed, we marvel mach if thev
wa place ,ac HiHsgricus I,o7l{q aoe;g1
On the throne. lie. teiy ont Of ne liea-
ton
They profess, indeed, 2 great ',ty = /;
the peace & order OF Europe, an
Is one reason they avo~ fc
opposition 70 the ambitious Eapole = Z, pa
the argument would have apt.ared with
much better grace, if these sane powers he'd
,iot been ambitious of sacrifrieo the old or
der IF Things to their own self s6 views Of aS-
sr5aii%ement. Prussia musc save Saslony>-
9no i'ug3ia Poland -pre,ensir us. which cav'e
every iTpattial man 20 susr oct the eener4iS
ara dc.ngeregted mot es, ,tiah they i've
s.fucd 70 tFc contest agar Ct Napoleon.
y irti Ic III never ! tupp over Ri''
fVre. 1he re- ult of the c 1ntsstis with 'n''
"a whose haf - the d tinies
!ark also .a 5, rs6 the account
Fa' ainaad, anoiheE The legitimate S.
reirns' taxing 70 Eeels'
r. ons paFe's inc, rgyiee npon bis coin re'F
lr ID e 'laM Of n, '@ssou ysge with is hsI
o-1e.h 'tsgiDo. .lsreuty ssiscp. The Os,i1s s,, S,
lns%ercd Is ptfpose--liut de Euglc IS now arossed
lud los ns spread, and he - ,oWin,ne a. me SIX
Thecn es s, to bring ,hs lmp-rfi sls,o % tcs
Earth.
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ts,gt mn lrv-TY si.a = ,HH t.s5F III !
se~ .sD,IJ( Il Me dcmqagl !og 'ocos o. .ne |
ceahr,n. a,,. gre aio'arNI ~o Is.. -Hae',
audmeye eoobs i}fr.'"ebe.
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has proMsed to aau w.
aiding 1866 cavairy-----
j resolved that If cncum-
luire it, tie Enperors of
ia, and the Kings Of Prussia
all repair to Frankfort,
together until all is set
rived yesterday morning at
tate's offi;e with dispatches
Spmerst, who is now our
Ee leftthat city ON Fri
eth inst. and consequently
accounts received in the
he Droress of the invader.
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r. ons pare's inc, ryyice npon bi1 coin -e'F
r III e 'laH Of t@asau EsGe with is hsI
ocfestA 'tsyiDa .I2renty ssiecp. The Osti1s as
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Earth.
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A company ofU s. Artlerv /z, HaT :;
under the comma, of Nh; a. { /IE q .0U ned
ierday from Black Rock, and vii va mere yet
tha'squadron tor the Ne, iter-sa, e''". On hoslt
Letters from England state
and Sir Francis BurI tic ha., i L,ln T!ersash
Phi GU.
NARluEB, At Severn Hct >. in g,,o,......,
on ne 2s't Of April, ~ y Iso4'd NJ H,6s' N".nty
mss h'oeknortou, Esq Miss julia - no
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t,s" q nc i. %r 5n., t-.4 loJ iccos The
cl,,i1-S,5 ~, ! zae sboitlIHI h'c Vsa .qhes
and mere troo5s tfa"0be
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The Plantags uet, Off guns, captain r
lloyd, which brcugnt'the dismal news OF the
casters at n. Orleans 70 Por' sinouth last
eek, LETT the feet under sir f. Cochrane, W.
z OF the Chandelier Islands on the 18Th *
Tie HAVANA on the 29:L Jan. The troops we've
ali on board the ships of war. I: vas under
steod that SIR Alexander would Leave the gulf
OF MEXICO in a few days 20 larry into effect
the ether parts of his Instructions relative to
the expedition. i IS with much gatisfactien
~e near that our soldiers are recovering very
asst from tfeir buck-shor wounds. The ID
megIsd Fir Bdw. packsnham, it is otated, i'm
medlaIelya after lie took lhe command, and had
reconnoitrsd the encmy's position, expressed a
decided opinion that the expedition: would not
be attended with success. But finding the ar
my ready to be led upon the entetpri2e, aud
the almost universal opinion agains. his own,
he was Induced 20 try the fortune IS the e.
vent. Upon Cen Gibbs being wounded and
carried n the field, he took the commend OF
the advance, ri soon afterwards was woun-
ded in both his kuess. ifT'b;s unfortunate p
vent, however, did nos induce hin to de,ist
from leading on The tlcops--but airac3s I'M
mcdiately afterwards, he'll entered hie
groin-he uttered the words, &" tell general
when life departed. To fell fora his horse
in the arms of maj. McDoeglli, M expired.
Ihustell, il the 2Sth year Of Lis Dc, one Of
the most experienced, spirited ana accom-
plished soldiers n the British army. Ks GER
vices as Or mast. gen to the army under the
duke of Wellington, (his brother-in-l law we're
highly appreciated. Saturday afternoon, his
body was brought on shore at Portsmouth.
from the Plantagenet, (being preserved IL
rum) and deposited in q leaden cofin and
she'll, for conveyance to London in hearse
and four. The body of Cen Gibbs mas also
been sent home. This highly esteemed eff
Ger islil1ewise a putiic loss. There came
passengers in the pieutYenet, cci. i5iooEe,
col. Thornton, maj. aud capt. Wrvill, and
captains Percy, Sullivan, and MONEY, q. n.
LondoH, Much 28--
The allied powers, engage tn make common
cause against BoDapartc. This is man
ly and noble resolution it has been adopt
cd with Prornptitude, ard viii be executed
with vigour. The Russian aud the Austrian,
tn Prnssian and the British, Hlucher. Pla-
toll S hwartzcnberg and Wellington, will be
again IN France, and the May Of 1915, ike
the May Of 1917, may see them again in Pa
ri5.
Eighty battali7ns Of Austrian infantry. 40
guIIa0rDug O. \ ug r,~aI..,
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LATE FOtEIGN NEWS
From London papes to the S0th of March,
receive, at Halifax.
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Bp @aiI.
Algerine Squadron.

MADEIRA, May Ia, 1915.
To the Hon. Benjamin Crowniashietd, Esq.
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington.
SIR-l have only time TO transmit the en-
closed extract and lis: Of the Naval force Of
Algiers now at sea. am of opinion, that
their destination is Tdnis, and that they mean
70 cooperate with the mal-contents Of that
Regency, in order to dethrone the present
Bey, aud subjugate his contry, as il is hardly
TO be supposed they mean TO cruise in the
Atlantic with gunboats. Ii is likewise proba-
Bile that they have been Informed, that, dur
log the war with Tripoli, our vessels of war,
|Arrived in the Mediterranean either single or
la small squadrons, and that they have fitted
oct their whole force 10 order to cruise for
khe u,, and will cndeasour to engage them in
detail. hope, however, that that will be
disappointed, and that our squadron may ar
rive altogether before they return TO port.
I'm uuIer 90 apprehension for the result
The unmber Of men stated in the enclosed
rs, is Incorrect, as their large frigacs never
have less than five hundred iuen on board,
uch a, they are, and the other vessels in pro-
Iortion. The bomboards, 90 doubt, carry
horter, besides a gun each, through not men
oned in the enclosed list and their sending
omoards with their squadron, is, ia my o.
inion, a eosroboraiion proof ,ha, they are in
(nded 20 lombard some Of the towns in .he
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

"A NUMBER of respectable Gentlemen having
"a suggested to MIR. FRASER, that, if the number
OF his Students were reduced, his attention bsirS
concentrated would be more beneficial, and haylngr
promised him compensation which, they conceive
adequate, he has agreed to reduce The puTnbet TO
thirty - -#,,r, . ..
For the accommodation Of such 90 may nos
be OF that number he proposea to open sehaal, u
separate roomsf for young Ladies and Ccrilensr.
from halfpast Eve TO eight o'clock 10 Tho aitetnaaa
IN which will be taught Navisati and ~! o.sat
branches Of Literature now taughtin HIS day echc3l,
Nc. FaAssR hopes ,hss the imprpycrlsar
OF those under his care viii be the most acccpsp,s
acknowledgment which he Can offer for tho Ebs-l
encouragement of his employers. /. June ea
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Ofssriff Of Rhoce. Island, s.s.
PURSUANT to suhdry warrants from-the Honda
= vID HOWELL, Esq Judge Of the United States
Court. for the District of Rhode. Island, notice is
hereby given that there has been filed before said
Judge, the following nformations, by CnARLrs Cot.
Liss, Esq Collector Of the Customs for the District
of Bristol, viz; .,,.ca .,...-.. =, r,
An Information agains, certain schooner or yes'
eel, called the .tEaRY, as she now hes at Peeks
wharf, in said Bristol .at. - e
.7Lse, Information against certain brig or ves'
sci, called the LOULS3,as she now lies at Haldron's
wharf, in said Bristol.
.fss, an Information against one bale Of raw Silk.
in tn: Custom. House Store, in said Bristol, weighing
abou hundred and sxty-fvc pounds, be 'he same
more or less. ~, ,s - 49, .tI 60 g.
Said vessels and said goods being forfeited, as is
alledEed in said Informa,io for violation Of the
laws Of the United Statcs-Trii will be had there
at special District Court. to be holden at Proyi-
dence, within and for the District aforesaid, on the
seventeenth day Of July next, at o'clock, A. NJ,
Given under my hand, at Providence, this 9Th
day OF June, 1915. .f,I
= TX DPyTEp MApsuAt
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

THE Collector cf the Internal Revenue for tho
i First Collection District Of Rhode.lslsnd here
by makes known to all whom it may concern, via 81
To those who have entered their names for reiAegp
different Manufacturers, Auctioncers, &c. who hsyo
not given BONDS, are also required to attend ia o
same without delay. as the psSal,es pvescrbed bv
the various laws Of the United states. relative "a.
them shall be strictly cnforced--Ihc Collector vii.
also be under the necessity Of again publiahips ne.
only the names Of those who have not entered sbtis
carriages, &c but also the names Of those, who haze
entered, and neglected payment for them.
.Ns,obort, June 20. 1915
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ANNIVERSARY
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.

AMERICAN IND
The com mmittec appointed by the town for
the purpose Of making arrangements TO cele-
bratc tho thir,y-ninth Anniversary of Ameri-
can independence, invite all those who are
disposed to join in the celebration, to assem-
BILE at, or near the State House, on Tuesday
the An OF July, at 9 O'Clock, A. M.--AU-
oUsTUs NEWMAN, DAVID MELVILLE and
GORDON DicKsoN, who are appointed Mar
shals for the day, will form the procession in
the following order -
Artillery Company, commanded by Col. Champlin.
Brigader General of the Militia and Aids.
Militia Officers, General, Regimental aud Staff
Military and Naval Officers of the United States
Citizens and Strangers.
Officers of the Customs.
Town Treasurer and Town Clerk. t
Town-Council, preceded by the Town. .Serjeant.
Judges and Clerks Of Court.
Justices Of the Peace
Members of the State Legislature.
The Lieutenant Governor, General Treasurer, aud
State Senators, preceded by the High
sheriff Of the County
The Reverend Clergy and Orator of the Day.
- Committee of Arrangements.
Marshais of the Day.
The procession 10 form on Washington
Square, at 9, O'clock, a. NJ. and move up the
south side of the Parade, down Spring street,
through Franklin street, up Thames street,
TO the Rev. Mr. WyDowN's Meeting house.
On returning, the procession will form in
Farewel.strect, pass down Poplar. street,
through Washington n-strcot, up the Long
wharf, to Washing,on-square where it will
be dismissed. t
The exercises will consist Of Prayer by
the Rev. Mr. WypowN, an Ora,iou by Ma
THAsiEL HAZARD, Esq: tho reading Of the
Declaration OF independence by Mr.. llrxRY
Y. CRANsTos, and vocel and instrumental
Music.
The Meeting House will be opened for the
admission Of Ladies, precisely at 9 o'clock.
They are requested to take the wall.pcws
below, and side-gallery ); leaving the font
gallery for the Music, and the body .pews for
the Military and Procession.
The Ci,izens are respectfully requested TO
remove from before their doors every obstacle
that may impede the movement OF the pro.
cession.
By order Of the Committee
DANIEL SHELDON, CHAIRMAs.
B b. MUMFoRD, sEc'RY.
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DIED,
@arine List.
PORT OF NEWpORT-Jpxr "a

FUKI OF NEWPORT-JuNE 23.
Entered-sloop Edward, Collins. Alexander; do.
Howard 4 James, Loder, Georgetown; do. Intrepid,
Johnson, New-York.
Cieared-shp Fisher Amcs, winsiow, Ncw.York (;
brig John. Corton. Havana; do. Roncl, Newton. w.
indics do. Tearne, sStanhope, New-York do. Gov.
Jones, Wood. do; do. Hiram, Rathbonc, Surrinam |;
sloop Fame, Chsce, Richmond do Abigail. Bur.
gess, do. do Polly, Griffin, Georgetown: and nine
sloops for New-York
Arrived at Boston, British brig Palias, formerly
the French privateer Sans souc, 240 rons coppcred
prize the pryateer Amelia, Adams, Of Baltimore
with salt. from Cadil, where she arrived alter her
capture IN Deoernber iast--mounts ten guns.
Arrived at New. York, sch Ann, from L'Orent, a
prize to the privateer James Munro, With 40 tons
POWDER and some salt. ~.
British sch. Thistle, restored prize to the priva.
teer America, has arrived at Salem, from Halifax
she has valuable cargo OF wine. raisins and fgs..
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4. .Lar,eks dyr1yed.

Cartel ship Ariel, with $50 Am. prisoners,
from Dartmoor p'ison,has arrived atm. York.
Cartel ship Neptunus, with 27s American
prisoners, from Plymouth, England, has ar
rived at New. Haven.
British cartel ship Mary.Ann, Captain
Carr, a. days from Plymouth, Eng. with 2s2
released Americans, from Dartmoor Prison,
has arrived at New.London.
The British Cartel Ship Dorset, from Ply
mouth, (Eng.) with SIS more of our seaiar-
ing brethren, has arrived at New.York.
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From ne Troy Register


THE ROYAL TIGERS.--Every arrival
from Europe brings intelligence moro IN
portant and interesting than that which pre-.
ceded 1t. 1t appears now that the congrega-
ted tyrants of Europe, have come TO the res
oiution of making war upon anc laying waste,
by fire and sword, the finest empire in that
quarter OF the globe, as will be seen by the
Infamous treaty concluded at Vienna, on the
25th of March, by the ministers of Austria,
Russia, Prussia and Great Britain. And for
what IS this war Of extermination to be wag.
ed against one particular nation Why, be.
cause that nation chooses to live (Ikc the
people of the United Stales,) under consti-
tuition aud laws Of itSown making, and claims
the privilege Of selecting whom they please
10 ADMINISTERS the government OK their choices
--Let the partizans of England turn and
twist the sophistry Of the banditi Of "Iegih-
mare" monsters, united In crusade against
France as they will, still the plain English of
the business is, an interference in the inter
nal concerns of an independent nation and
denial to that nation OF the right of self gov
ernment. This war differs essentially in
character from former wars.-It is not war
OF one people against another people, but il is
war waged by Royal TIGERS" against the
human race for, what other character can
attach to war waged by those miscreants,
who openly "hLedge shemSetves TO srea. Me
(French) prisoners which tAey may reshec.
Hvely take. with the severity and contemhf,
quhich nation dessrUes which arrogaseS TO it-
seB the right to choose masters !" (or, in
plain English, who shall administer its gov.
ernment.)
The allied ruffians need not have made this
declaration in support of their infamous prin.
cipes, as one of the accomplices of their in
fanny (England) has given abundant proof Of
the spirit which dictated il, in her treatment
OF prisoners during the revolutionary and the
late war with the United States, and in re-
cent instance, IN numbering in cold blood, a
number Of American prisoners, in Dartmoor
prison. ---
Who will believe it, and yet it is an incon-
trovertible fact, that at the very moment Ma
poleon Bonaparte, (who is represented as a
dsshof and fyranf) was issuing, at Paris,
decree abolishing that shameful trahc in hu-
man flesh, known by the name Of the Slave
Trade" toe mild, humane and BENEVOLENT "de.
huerers" of Europe were pledging Them
selves 10 each other at Vienna, to wage eter-
nal war against, and treat with the utmost Sc
verify and contempt, the prisoners taken
from any nation who shall exercise the privi-
lege Of choosing its own public fanctionaries,
and to offer to those unfortunate men the al
Tentative of serving uoder the banners Of
their cruel invaders at a distance, forbidding
every hops or prospect of ever again seeing
their native country-or to be made siaues.
Where is the wretch among US who dares
prophane The sacred and hallowed name of
DELIVERER," by applying it to mon.
s'ers sc the latter description
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FRESH GOODS.

A N elegan, assortment Of BRITISH G. 90 . .s.
n just received and tor sale by ]. w. EDDY. :,
sis0. just reerssed-5 so lba sewing Threads, ,asaart.
ed numbers, and American ..hirtngs, of qualify
superior 10 any ever before offered for sa.e 10 New.
port J;,ns IS.
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Latest from EngZand.

I~UFtSt JTVE 1~"SFHTN'
London papers to the 18th May, have been
received at Halifax. They contain rehorfs
OF instructions in France, as usual.
London, May 12.-Bonaparte is fortfying Paris
poieon will nominate Regency before he leaves p.
o.. Nay i&-Hostilites arc on the point of cemmenc.
ing There was general movement Of the allied
army towards the French Frontier on Tuesday last.
squadron with sealed orders sailed from Ply
mouth on Mundsy A Declaration Of War against
France was expected to be promulgated on Wed.
nesday.
Pa'Js, May 9.-It appears there is an exchange
OF couriers between Vienna and Paris. The Empet.
or has said hope peace will not be interrupted"
Murst has lost 90J0 men and II cannon.
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L.frESr FRosf sWEDEh

L.fTEST FROM SVEDEN
BY the arrival of the ship Mediator, Cap
taio Churchill, 10 e5 days from Gottenburg,
we learn, ,ha. tho people Of Sweden were in
a state Of grcatinquctude, and that general
insurrection was seriously apprebended. The
Nobility were particularly hostile to the Grown
Prince. Several attempts had been made to
take his life. One of the Senators secretly
deposited poison io cup of tea, which vas
intended for the Prince, bu, was accidentally
drank BY another person Of tho company, who
was Immediately taken sick, and soon expired.
Another attempt was made. by one OF their
military officers. This ofiieer employed
soldier Tor liberal reward, 10 shoot the Prince
Wills, reversing the troops. But the soldier,
10 a moment Of eomponelion, shot, instead Of
the Prince, the hotsc on which he rode and,
On being detected, he exposed the officer, who
was instantly arrested exhibited in disgrace
fgr ssYerh d,ys in the streets Of Cottenburg
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C.SiiAW, has Just received new asofi1Ic.v
j Of Stationary. school Books, &c. viz
/. 10000 Quiiis Of thr lasl impoytation, very
excellent and remarkably cheap, pen Yniyes .drsv,
ing Paper of,ysrods kinda. embossed. mediu;a qua
fers, pocket Books for gentlemen and ladies, Seals
and Dividers. ink Stands, ink Powder, Webster'sG X
Aidens' spelling Books, which together with lis fer
uer stock on hand will make bis s,sor,ment con-,
plcte, ALL or any Of which win be sold at bis usual
low prices ~ iw., .i'fH9 !. .,2.y ~ IN
now drawing rapidly all de high prizes iasthG
wheels may be obtained by inmcd +app eatiop az
the above Truly Fortunate Lottery Office. No. iIa.
Thames street. s- June 2B.
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The Emperor of Russia is said 10 be high
ly disguised with the Bouibons !; and ssys
they are degenerate race, YET nc vii! not
consent TO LEI Napoleon reign, as his hc.0r is
concerned. Whilst conyersing in this strain
one day, Madam Basration, avaiiing herself
OF the freedom Of conversation permitted her,
said 10 Alexander not inaplly--" But, sire, 1T
you persist in considering this affair as an az
fair of ASnor with Napoleon, why not send
him challenge Prom the character he
has supported, have no doubt he will &C
cept il, aud then you will have no occasion TO
march against France, 1000 men, 10000
Cossacks, and trains of artillery"
Even Lord Stewart, the English minister
at Vienna, is represented to have rePelled as.
per,ions thrown upon Bonaparte, and to have
declared, that he had as much right IS any OF
The parties TO violate the treaty Of the lth
April that no engagements bad been fulfil
led with Bonaparie or his family, that g he
had told them so repeatedly without effect,
and as matter of justice he must say they
were pretty well matched"
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Reseusy Of Tunis, with whom they are q,
war.
We have not heard Of the arrive! of the
Dutch squadron in The Mediterranean nor
what are the intentions OF Holland, relative
10 their affairs with BaIbary.
will forward an open copy of this and the
enclosed list, by every American vessel which
sails from this port, with directions 10 give a
copy thereof to every vessel they may fall
IN with in hopes that it may find its way TO
our squadron should they be at sea, before
they spprach the straits OF Gibra,er.
have the honor 10 subscribe myself, with
the most distinct respect, Sir, your most obe-
dent servant.
JAMES LEANDER CATHCART.
letter from Lisbon, dated May 2. after
stating that the above squadron had put to
sea, adds, that it consists OF one fr;ga,e OF
50 guns, $50 men one as, $50 do |; two
44s, 500 each; one corvette SO, 500 men
one 26 and TWO 24s, 200 men each ; one oi
80, 800 two briggs Of 20, l8o each one 10,
one Is, one schooner, three galleys, 40 Gun
Boats, and IL bomb-ketches.-Totai 46S
guns, 4745 men.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1915.

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not receiving our usual supply OF paper. We
shall endeavor TO prevent q similar occurrence
in future.