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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
Mdeten0eucc of Frame

On the lot Of July. the French Chamber OF.
Representatives adopted an actress TO tho
French people, from which the following arc
extracts
"FRENcHMEN-Foreigu powers have pro-
clai med IN the face of Europei that they ,oois
up aims only against Napoleon that they
would respect our independence and the right
which every nation has TO choose its govern
ment, in conformity 10 its manners sad 10 in.
terest.
Napoleon is no longer at the head of tho
state he has himself renounced the throne
his abdicaiion has been accepted by your re.
presentatiyes. He has departed fom us
his son is called to the empire by the eons,i-
tuition Of the state. The allied sUvereigns
know il, The war ought therefore TO be at
an end, il the promises Of kings are Of amp
validity.
"Mean,imc, plenipo,en,iaries have been
sen, 10 the allied powers 10 treat ofpescc,and
their generals have refused suspension OF
arms. Their troops have has,chsd their
match, avaiIing themselves OF moment of
alarm and hesitation they are al the gate,
OF the capital, without akiDg known TO Us
why the war continues.
Now the House of Representatives con-
ccive it TO belong to- It's do,y and its dignity,
10 Nc CidtC tUdt IL Will Uc'Cf dt hnOWlCUpc hS
the lawful head Of the state, him, who on
mounting the throne, will refuse TO seknowi.
edge the tights Of the nation, and TO eoase-
crate them by a solemn engagement. Ttfs
consitaIional charter is drawn up,and jf force
of arms shall momensari!y ir pose upon US u
mas,er,if the destiuits OF greai naiion aie
TO be abandoned 10 he caprice and arbitrary
will Of a small number OF privileged peison.;
then, yielding 20 the con pulsion, the DsiIoissi
Representatives Will ss.e,t in the face OF the
whole world. The lights sf The opprosssG
FJepcb nation.
/, will appeal TO the energy OF tie pres
eni and fu,u.e generations, again TO yindiea,s
at once The netionel independence, and the
rights Of civil liberty.
1t appeals from this S'y TO the Justice
and reason oi every civilized peope."
THIS address was adopted Unanimously, or
dered TO be piinted aud sent TO the depsr,.
mtnts snd the army, end posted up in Paris.
On the seuse day q letter was read, address
sed to the House by the Commapder. of the
army. In this letter they "swore in the face
Of the void 10 defend 10 The last breath, ihe
cause Of independence aad national honor"
They say that the Bourbons have oec,ed no
gosrsniee, and that they me ,ejeeisd by 40
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

Algiers, should the report 5e true that
the crew of an American vessel had
been put to the sword in Algiers.
CTr4nslated from L.sbsn paper ef Jniy AM
Today Greek ship arrived from
Smyrna, the Captain states that A days
since, he saw the American and Alge-
rine squadrons engaged that he saw
them disperse in all directions, that he
saw the Americans take 8 ships and
that altho' he had good breeze, he heard
firing until i O'Clock in the morning.
He knew of the arrival Of the irigate at
Carthagena, as mentioned. He was on
board Of Com. Decatur's ship before
the p, ton; and afterwards, Oft Malaga,
he fell in with the Dutch squadron.
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part Of the d. bi due 10 The s,r.y that yuu I'd
dress yourselves directly &c IL. Msry OF cur
Colleagues have prepared sddies.es TO 'his
effect. invite the assembly TO hear ihem.
M. jay read on address which he had pIe-
pared and moved It's reference 10 o cor. .rri,,ee.
Adopted.
NJ. Dumolard. Two great eensideralicrs
ought to strike The Assembly. We owe 20
ac, of gratitude to The warriors who died on
the field Of honor, who succumbed, but win
gloiy, Tor never have the Frene been greater
in combat. We owe also eneouregem mt 10
those who remain, and who are ready 10 rive
similar example.
M. Garner wished five Representatives 10
be sent TO address ihe soldiers. lie said, we
recollec, the lime when single Representa-
tive, in the midst of an army, has lectcrized
oil spirits. We must 60 also and tg ht in the
ranks.
member said, Gen. Cambronne when
commended by the enemy to yield bimselfa
prisoner, answered /" The Guard die, but ne.j-
er surrender" He was however male a
prisoner.
Gen. Laquette Normal, Of committee, re.
ported. We have seen the Army from Wis
lettc TO ST. DeDs--the divisions of Lambert,
Meunier, Alix end the corps of Gen. Reills.
We spoke 10 the Officers ard Soldiers of the
d!sposiiions OF the Legislature-and in The
name OF the Representatives of the People
snd their tears flowed. Tothe ideas Of liber-
'y,inder rendence and country, they added the
ien.embfance OF him who was our Emperor.
and sentiment Of obedience asd fidelity TO
Napoleon ii They answered with en,lHssi-
asm TO the word Li6erty, bur This Enthusiasm
WAS redoobled when the nome of Naholeor
was pronounced We NET the corps OF the
Cd Gua,d, who were known 10 be most at
tached to Napoleon. Wcspoke TO them par
Tic uiaIl ly OF their new duties, Of The ODE dienca
and confidence they owed 10 their chiefs.
We spoke TO them of the 2Ist of June (day
o! abdicalion) as more honorable to the En-
peror than his finest military triumphs. The
erenadlers listened TO us, and Showed them
selves influenced by the same spirit as the
rest of the army. Of the whole army, we
can reckon that about $4,000 have re-snreTed
Paris, emacia,ed BY fatigue. Their morei
force will return with their physical.
NJ. Carat, another Of the Committc. l have
seen Colonies braDdish their swords, and
cry" No the twenty FIVE years that we have
fought for liberty, the blood that we've sheG,
shall not be lost We will defend the coun-
try" a, these words these men who bore
on their faces the impressions and the bslo-
~ OF their campaigns, shed huge tears. Thp
name OF Napoleon J. was in every mouth.
Gen. Monion. have been amateur visit
er to the army this morning. demanded Of
the soldiers, My friends, have you your pay,
your wige and brandy" All answered, eyes
said TO them that The Representatives of tho
Peopic counted upon their devotion and their
courage. They all answered, (" We will die
sooner than receive Monarch brought by the
PTuSsions and the English"
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Lbe AIgerine GUAR.
u hper jsom an 9bictr On board
The Independenee. "a, TO his friend in Boston.

Er.rutt II hner J,om an !bfctr on board
The Independeace. "a, TO his friend an Boston.
United States ship Independence,
lat, 40, 48, N. long. SIS, 20, w July0 )
I" We ATE thus far safe, and In one oi tho
finest ships that ever sailed Although we
Thoughts her much better vessel than the
good people of Boston were Wiling TO allow,
yet sh. has far exceeded our expectations--
She is perfectly stiff, works finely, and | do
not hesitate to lay, sails As we'll as any vessel
Of ne size that ever huated The second
M,h, af,er we left Boston, we parted compa-
~ with our little sqoadron. losing them 10 a
toe. Wnile in company We had 10 keep un-
der ahor, sail 10 have them keep up with us
We lay 90 the next day not seeing them
VIC arc now mdking the best OF our way 10
Gibr.lta wpere we expect they will rejoio
us. The Commodore, Capt. Crane, the Of
6sers and crew,are in fine health and spiiits"
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FRENCH HOUSE OF PEERS.

SESSION OF JUNE ~.
Couot Lavalette, requested that the minis
ter Of marine would give the details OF the
arrangements tha, had been made for the de-
psrtare OF Napoleon, as il could no, be sup
posed that he had any objection to going away.
The President. invite the Duke Decres
to give the relation which the chamber re-
quests.
The Duke Decres did no. expect TO
engage the ocntion Of the house this even
log on this subject ! supposed tha, had
given last evening in the secret commit,ee,
a!. the particulars that could be vishea. The
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-30

ty went on beard SO ss.ys: 2>.t. ,a.,, 10 Il,
|spect The baggage Of ise'saFarte. Il con.
xisted Of two services e p4.c. sc;,,e AZ;
<1es &c cold, a SUPERB S: yer toilet ees.
booss. DsesaSsc. &c. &c. The Wan
was carried N board til ~ rabua,bsa
land az ten o'pck. A.kalfvss ~ ,,
Lord Keith can Rin tie Toana;,t's cnf
fer on beard the B<sise,2lor, Il, rccs;,o
Bonanarte and those, who were 70 accon ~
pany him. Before IFS arrival end 49,
wards, he conversca with CAPTAIN MAJ
land and the officers Of he HeI!eranho,
He t:en went on board the cutter. ard
again took OK lis hat to them. Io,I
Keith received on board the catter 5;s
following persons 8onararte, Bertrand
his lady and 5 children. the count anJ
countess Montho'in & Child. count y,r,
casses, general Gaureaad, Q men aa,, ;
female servants. Savaly IN, eared mncg,
TO dreas, the idea of being given w r. ~.
French government, after rcceatjno tb.t
the honor of England would mt : sg;er
him to be sent to France.
As soon asrthe cutter came alone =,
the Northumberland, ,.crt;ard was tbe
. first who went on board Bora ps,tc fnI !.
lowed him. As socn IS he came on t,cc'
he sad to- Sir George ;1pchhurr. :. en,
under your orders.". He bowed n ,rrd
Lowther and S:r. Littleton who wsr.
near the admiral, and sail sometime IA
them, to which they reD,ied. re as; ed
one OF the officers IN VIVA corDs he SEW.
ed. The officer replied, g In tie artil.
lery." Isprang from ti;2s service lie
socs de &c service Bona are briskiy yp.
piled. after taking leave Of tie officers
who accompanied Iim frgm the Helero.
phon, he went into the calin, where Ae.
sides his principal attendants. were !crd
Keith, admiral Cockbnrn. lord LoNthpr.
and the hon. Mr. Litt!eton. Lord Keith
took leave Of bin ard went on beard TIE
'lonnart, lord Lowther and Mr. Little.
ton remained and had conversation Ct
nearly two hours with HIN.
The beilerophon, the i'cnnant ans ire
EHrotas returned to Plymouth bav oqI
Tuesday: the Northumberland cruisedI
Oft that port tie whole day. although the
wind was favorable. X IS supposed tber
are waiting the arrival o, tie Weymoati
whicn was to .-:Isg them supplies the fol.
lowing day.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-30
Fresh Drugs and NJ edicines
William Harper, jun.

- 4 ~
Apothecary and Druggist, Alexandria.
Fairfax street,
EEAS lately received e gencra! as
sortynent Of Drugs. Medicines
Shop Furniture, Yials, Dye stufs, &c
and is in daily expectation of very ey,
teasive supply, which was selected from
Sic latest impmtatiens, and will warran.
them to be purs and genuine, and the
prices as low as they can be purchased
lof equal quality in the district. a
coed credit given to rhysicians and mer.
chants in the country, and their orders
with the utmost care atten-
tion--Comtry produce will be received
at the highest cash price in payment fol
Medicines.
| have 5000 VT. Of the first quality
Lsg'cooa on hand at a reduced price.
July o..
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Paris, fv~. r..

It is said taat the duke and duchess Of
Hassano have obtained permission to re.
side in Switzerland, (. also, that Madame
Louis Bonaparte has been authorised to
reside at a country hoase which her mo-
ther had proTiaently purchased in tic
country near Gax.
Some Prnssian conamissar:es arrived
on Wednesday last at St QuintiD, for the
purpose ofprepariag there 10000 rat:cns
OF proyisions for the Oh and 7th corps
of The army, which were to arrive there
Oh the 18th.
The Pope has written to tie kr~ IS
Spain to invite him TO re-estahiish thc CT
der Of the Jesnits in his kirsdcnI, as a
measure necessary for tie maintenance
Of religion, tie reformation CT manners,
and the progress ofscience.
New corrs of Frussisn cavalry aro on
their march from the banks o! the Rhine
to Paris.
TIE canuonadc of tie Ziercs is heard
still in the direction of Sedan.
An order has been published at Hor-
dcaux. directing a.! tae oG..ce"s. sub-otl-
GERS and soldier, belscging 70 tie army,
TO cut the city in 46 hours and retire
to their homes.
The foilo"irg are some eF the tefa''s
in relation 10 the daath OF Mars9al
Bruno, be arrived re 23hug. at Av'gH'n
at 10 a. M.-}'he new protect ar
rived tie same dav, some hours bs'9'e
and had aliehte;! for little while ataa
inn where TIE marshal stopGed. Sore
Herscns who were apprised OF the arr
val of the marshal at Avlgro", az" ="
thers who had recognised him. tarmea Il
circle around his carriage. They su"SF'
ed him to change hoses quietly: Uo
marsha! would perhaps have even ser o.;
without accident had he net ";siCu
to wait for some paper, which ':ad cegn
carried to the superior comEan"eF q "o
department. The tumu't ii TIE i"'.a
time increased, II. ErnFe, uneasy WV .
to the house OF the i,reiect. to sire" "'rt
his passport sigrcd BY tie MARCUS
ssiyiere. TIE Prafect advised 81" !.
absccnsi. and promised 70 seHa ":''
his papers they descended S'ocr.
The project. although he vas r'' Ie'
known to the people in that capac'''
cane to rake him If! known to The ,He@
RE. and IN the m;tst Of tie insG.t'oS
language which they hearcd nsch ''
Marshal to rcrrcach his' for lbs ioFHs'
conduct and bis recent transactions !"
the scath he with df!caIty ;:!cc"Fe" i"
opportunity Far TIE marshal TO pass "
his carriage without recel' NJ S'o'cnsS
lie t!,cnebt hi.nsef safe, but 4 Mo '"',
after his carriage was stop! ed uF'" ~
r,rnnarts and lis life was thtcatesea
anew. They assailed bis retInue VIVA
stones AND cat his horsss topleces'
Marshal then demanded the P''
Feet who came in haste with the men
b,rs of the council permission % t GA s
ter TIE city. lie was conducre" - la. +
nest house. There the project Dos re f
Wing an armed force at h,s oi's r.. {
si..ea by some peaccabIe cl'i"ens'
feede 't,2,e door Of this house ii Ps.. Il
H. employed to apPease the a rssa,;s.
the people, prayers, solicitations PTSo,s Z
ca Understanding ava1e". $40 mar. 3
without 9enanded the death o. '1S
shall With loud cries.
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k'Uk KEN
The STORE IiOUSE lately occupied
oy Mr. Rhodes. neatly adjacent to his
dweIling en- Prince-sreet.
JOHN 6. Ladd
June lie.
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WY1,I. BE SOLD,

On The 5ts ef October sect, Jssr, 2
not, lie neat fair day
The stock Of Cattle Sheep,
Hogs, brood Mares s colts,
ENE7ONGINs to,the estete Of Reh-
I'D ord Breat, Esquire, deceased
TIE flock Of sheep amounting to aoous
sea. contains four Rams, and SIX Ewes
Of the fnl-blood Nieino, thirty Ewes
Of the 15-l 6ths, the rest of inferior grade.
Bonds with approyedssecurity ter al
sums Of twenty doilars upwards, pay
able SIX months after. tfe Sale, with int.
rest if not punctually paid, will be re-
.quired; and cash for all SUMS below thai
H. TIE sale will take place at the
farm.
W-II.BI.asT BRENT. JIM.
Administrator with the will annexed,
August 10. laWts
Ky The sale Of the above
Property is postponcds until
thursday Cd Of \ vember.
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On seeing q Ledy point herself.

On seeing q Ledy point herseIf.
When by some nisadyentme cross'd;
The isauker hath MS fortune lost,
Credit his instant reed supplies,
And for a moment blinds our eyes.
So Della, when her beauty's flown,
Trades on bottom not her own,
And Iabors to escape detection,
by putting on q false complexion.
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Robert Patton, II.
Vas removed to The Warehouse on King
Street. lately occupied by Mr.. Veitch,
{ Where &c 'lGs for Sole,
60 pieces Russia Duck of best quality
40 pieces Ravens Buck
A few bids. an'i or. casks superior
Madeira Wine. from the house of Scott.
Loughnan, Penfold. &c Go OF Madeira
ALSO.
Just landed out of Brig Hunter from
Bremen
German Hznphprgs and Rolls
Shifting Linens
Douias
Cholets
Glass Decanters g Tumblers in boxes
Wine and Porter Bottles in casks
Swedish Har-Eron assorted. and Steel
sand Toying in Baltimore,
90 tons assorted 4Cordage, entitled te
dehenture
Yellow and red Ocre in casks
Venetian red Il Spanish brown Paints
And g few tons EnglisA Steel.
Sept. Is. sawsw
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Flolssst.ase United Sides Gazette.
R3sabcIlc's Bower.

Ea'tracS from ne 1.t i'0AeIf 5IaFF' -
Esnry @. Kright. 5nst publishes.
To, the bower, with deep a!cove,
Fit recess for the queen of love.
The entrance IS asch'd with aclustering|
vine.
With broad leaves ccmhirins,
IS C,rlsd tenariil entwiilins.
AN7icker;d and checker'd VITA swee;
woodbinc.
Fcsteon'd aioof,
The Sides and roof,
And here and there inWcren fair,
FringiBs and flouncing, every climbing
flower,
That grows in Flora's land,
Bisplay'd as If BY elm hand,
Like hanging rainhows bending,
Their hues and incense blending,
70 grace the Lady of the Bower.
And, round the skirts, their scattered
blow,
As genial months successive glow.
snow drops white, blue wood hare bells.
Cowslips pale, gold asphcdels,
Green ama'inths, aud iessamine,
bark hyaclatbs, and eglantiae.
And ike coGuets of charms profuse.
The holly, ard the neur-de-lucc,
Roses with tipge like raalden's cheek,
When psreuts on loves wooings break.
And lilies, as a maiden pale,
When levers designations fail,
And hiding daises, yiolets, seen
Like basHfui virgins in their teen,
5. Here. down the vale, at early day
Each hawthornb ough, and little spray,
Tsoll'a with an unseen roundelay.
This was the bower Of Rosabelle,
Where Kantlorf baie his last farewell:
And where, when gone, she wont to
HE,
And smile, aud watch the glance of
love,
And let the whole soul, reflected, fly,
From the blue heaveno of her eye.
When fancy PLACID her lover by,
And then awaaing, she would sign,
TO lind her bliss ideal prove.
Hush! | hear her ardent song,
As inpatient borne along:
8. Perchance is now stiaen.d That hand.
That mine could so tenderly press,
And husll'd are the brcathings sob'and:
That did vows & devotion confess.
And quench'd is the beam in Chat eye.
Fiat wak'd inmy bosom such flame;
And tArabiess TIE heayt to reply,
81 the mention Of EosSbe!;e's na,re.
IT'S strange to . feminine mind,
That man against p:an can be foe ::
Wild beasts OF the wood 10 their kind,
More reason and lenity show.
Come Haadorf, come Nandosf: pray
Sly sad apprehensions to fuell;
IF woGnded, by thee will stay.
And thy nurse be thine own Rosa;
BELLE"
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Notice.
September Z.

n pursuance Of an order of the Pre-
q sident and Directors of the Warren.
ten Company. general meeting Of the
stockholders viii Le held at tie GHice 81
the Company In Narrenton, on the Ash
Monday IN October next to deliberate on
the exPcaiency of calling IN the balance
OF tue caIais stock.
Jaka q. ". sinitl., Gosh.
Eerfember IA tx
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From Hs5reao .feledies.
The Raising Of Samuel.

Thou, whose spell can raise The dead.
Bid the prophets form appear,
8: Samuel, raise thy buried head
King! behold the phantom seer y
Earth yawn'i; he stood the centre Of a
cloud
Lis,,! chaas'd its hue, retiring from his
shroua
Death stsod all CLASSY in his fixed eye :
His hands was withercd, and his veins
were dry;
Eis foot. in bony Wilderness, glitter'd
shrunken and sinewless, and CHASTITY
bare
From lips that mov'd rot, and unbreath-
Ing frame,
Like cavern'd winds, the hollow accents
Saul saw. and fell to earth as falls the
oak,
st once, and blasted by the thunder
stroke.
II.
/" WHY'S my sleep aisquietndes
Who is he that calls tie dead !?
Is il thou, Oh King Behold.
Bleadless are these limbs, and cold,
Such are.mine and such shall be
Thine, tomorrow. when with me !;
Ere the coming day is done,
q Such shalt thor be. such thy son.
Z Fare the well, but for dav,
Then we nix. cur mcnldctins clay.
Thon. thy race, lie pale ans! low.
Pierced by Shafts of many bow;
And the ianichioa by thy side,
70 thy heart, thy hand shall guide !;
Crownless, br-afhless. head'ess fall
Son and sire. the house Of Saul !"
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Sporting.

NwTILL be run for on Tuesday the
~. 2ith Oct. next, ever theIPcrt
Tobacco Race Course S24a, four isilss
and repeat. free for any horse mare or
geldins.-O "Wednesday the estE over
tic saine course, TIVE rounds aud repeat,
for subscription purse BY three year old
nags.
Sept. 9 DIR
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Griffith q BraWner,

Griffith Il Brawner,
Have received by the late arrivals froa
Liverpool, and cttar at private sale OF
the most pleasing terms,
6 eases well assorted Madras Handksr
fchiefs. y s.
4 cases shirting Cottons.
Sept. Is.
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Vaudeville G Larmour.

Corner of Es:rg and Faiyfae e kinss,
and Water Streets Orr fsr seIs,
100 Chests Ganpew;ler. Imperial and
Yong Hysen TEAS Of The latest
ianortations, and canbe sold low
e- than any Of the Northern Mar
kess can at present afford them.
% boxes Imperial
so lacanerel boxes Young Hyson
IS boxes Young Eiysen ard Tyson
Skia--Montesgmeu's Cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
20 lNgs old Java CoEee, for genteei
falniiY use
SO hogshea,,s and 60barrels Orleans,
St. Croix and Martinique Sugars
s 900 lls. leaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Elaek Pepper
500 ibs. arst quality .Rengal Indigo.
10 puacheons Vest India isum
200 gallons genuine old Irish Hhis-
kew
100 boxes Soap
500 reanas Wrapping Paper
W;Ih Their ,ss,sel genera assort,aent oftae
Best W ines, Liquors % zip
ceries.
n. H.--Country dealers are respect.
sugsyreqae8ted 10 view taeir assortment
Aag. -
MandeYiile & a4armour.
FIVE Rsceire! fo.' ssts,
100 bh!s. lew priced Sugar,
Ia bids.
Z tierces lst suality de-
60 barrels
80 bars Lasuira Coffee.
September IS
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To keI1t,
The Brick Store,

At The Garner of Prince i Union Streets.
TOW in the occupancy of David and
jonathan Ross. 'ihe sand for a Groce-
ry Store and the purchase of Grain, is
Superior to any IN thl piace.--Posses-
sion given 18th October.
Apply TO
LazorGs,n and Ra7UIc.
Sent. II.