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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22
From TIE Nsw- York Evsniny Posf ef I Sd
day last.
KINGS MESSENGER.

This morning the British Chesterfield
Packer arrived here from Falmouth, via
Halifax, with the September mail. She
has brought cut MIR Williams, Kings
Messenger, who left here this forenoon,
on his way to the seat of government.
From lhe Nss9- York Commercial advertiser Of
Saturday ereaing last
By the arrival, this morning, of the
Brig Orient, Captain Hicks, in Al days
from Dublin, the Editors have received
file of Dublin papers to the 9TH of Oc-
tober inclusive. These papers contain
Paris dates TO the 3oth of September,
and London dates to October the 4th. .
The treaty Of peace has been signed
at Paris, and the Allied Sovereigns have
taken, or were about to take, their de-
parture from Paris.
Talleyrand is appointed Prime Minis
ter OF France.
A very alarming insurrcction has bro
ken out in Spain. The latest accounts
from Corunna state, that the insurgents
have been defeated, aud their leader,
Porller, taken prisoner.
The disturbances in Ireland, are in
crcasing to serious and alarming degree.
AT the request of 40 magistrates of the
county of Tiperary, the Lord Lieuten-
ant and Council of Ireland, ON the 25th
OF September, issued a proclamation, de-
clarlng the greater part of that county in
"a state OF disturbance :" warning the
inhabitants against unlawful practices;
and directing the Enforcement of "the
provisions oil the insurrection act"
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The fast sailing brig Saratoga, Capt.
Aderton, arrived at this port at a iate hour
last evening in 40 days from Nantz,
from wheliee he sailed on the 9th of Oc-
tober.
Capt, Aderton informed Us that no
Frcnch vessels were permitted to leave
France without passport from Paris,
signed by Lord Wellington. He also
states that Russian corps Of 5000 men
had marched against Brest, which place
continued refractory.
Capt. y. has politely favored the Edi-
tors OF the Mercantile Advertiser with a
file ofParis papers to the Sd of October
inclusive, containing London dates TO
the 18th OF September. They contain
no news of moment. English Stocks,
Sept. 28--consois ST; omnlum Z 3 8l-2.
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From EuroDe-Iofe

VT 1~" OT1' fUtr'
By the arrival at this port since our last
publication, London papers to the 9Th Of Oct,
containing Paris dates TO the. 5,h, have been
received.
Many ofthe sdheren,s OF Bonapa',c, uricpg
whom are said TO be seven silk manufsctors,
were preparing to cmigra,e to the U. s.
Carnot who resides shor, distance from
Ps,is, has published a defence Of his eonduc,
tie says he had no concern ir the return Of
Nspoleon from Elbs. As to the surrender
oi Paris to the Allies, nc thinks il was proper,
rs Bonspauc had left one side nesrly dc.
defenceless, Notwithstanding Carno, had Cal.
ted his sueprion 10 IL
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DIED,
In this town, on saturday last, Mr.. JoBs sYuyEs-
TER, aged 55--an honest man, deeply lamented by
his come xions and friends.
On Tuesday last, Miss PRUDENCE WEAVER, in
the 10Th year of her age.
Al Litsis Compton, on Wednesday last, Mrs. Su-
sANNAA BURGESS, aged ga, relict Of the late Mr..
jacob burgess.
In Wu5rahan, Mr.. Rowland Crocker, in the Both
year OF his age; AN own Mother who lived with him,
to walk the door and .ake The last look the
corpse Of her
In Dover, N. II Mchetabic jenkins, aged 81, Of
the society OF Friends, among whom she had been a
preacher in Britain, Ireland and Amsricaln Elliot,
Sarah jenkins, aged 80, also Of the Friends.
In Newton, l. 1. Mrs. Bolton. burnt to death by
her clothes taxing fire.
In Paris, NJ. AsoUiE, father in law 10 Marshal
Ney The four Of The NJ rshal were observed
in the tuners, processon
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22
LOTTERY NOTICE..

TUE Washington Bridge Lottery, No. s. &
nesced drawing yesterday in New-Ilaven,
dollars highest prize, and mere prizes than 6la,
Tickets IS so each.
The " Popular Little" Canal Lottery commch(
drs@iog in Boston next Wednesday, Is 900 doll
highest prize, and only S5 so per Ticket.
ar Orders for Tickets and shares in VARIETY
numbers will be received at M
JOSIAH c.. SHAW's
Truly Fortunate Lottery Office. No 1l8. Tharnes.sl
n B. The daily list Of the Grand National Lol,s
ry, now drawing in Baltimore, is regularly reccve
and may be examined gratis. .Nov %.
EI-J ~ 80 u ! - q, 1I NJ -, : y
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convey 70 MAjos-G ;neral Proctor, his royal
Aghne,s's high disapprooa,ion Of his conduct,
together With the expression of his royal
bighness'srcgrct, that any officer Of the length
of service and OF the exalted rank which he
has attained, should be so extremely wanting
in professional knowledge, and SO deficient iu
those active and energetic qualities, which
mus, be required of every oiieer, but cspec-
tally Of one in the responsible situation in
which the major-geueral was placed
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N>ftce.

Ly>ffCS.
WHEREAS my wife LUCY, has behaved in q
w very unbeeomng manner toward mel there
fore hereby forbid all pe.sons haroor,g or trusting
her on my secou I. az Sin noe pay any debts she
may contract after tliis date.
ANTHONY Lasc.
Tnsricn, Nov. 2i, 1915.
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In part of our depression last week We
mentioned the arrival of the Mediterranean
Squadron, under command of Com. Balm
BRIDGE. The Squadron sailed from Gibral-
tar on the 7lh ult. aud consists of the follow.
ing vessels
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Inf ~ 81 N WWShiPfM
WILLIAM WILKINSON,
GRAND uAsTrR

GRAND MASTER
A Quarterly Communication Of the GnASp
"A LODGE of the state Of Rhode Island and Pro-
yIdence Plantations, will be holden at ST. Johns
Hall, No. 2, in Providence, on MONDAY, the 27th
inst. At o'clock, r. M Of which the officers and
members Of the Grand Lodge, Proxies Of Lodges,
and all others concerned, requested to take
tiee and give their attendance accordingly
by order,
WALKER HtMpHRY. Grand Ssc'ry.
Providence, nov. III, 1915
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I, is really ludicrous, to observe the moan
ings of The federal prints 10 Vermont WHICH
are echoed by those Of the same kidney In
the other Ncw-England Sta,es) over the loss
Of The loaves and fishes 10 that regeneraled
sla,e, while it appears, by statement 10 the
Vermont Republican, that of the chief off.
ces, the fedcralis,s had, 10 1914, &C, and the
yepublicans, is--and, by just use of the
is.s fassais, Tho republicans have, IN SIS, e2
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and the fedcralisssR The adheren,s of
federalisns. y tEould seem, consider ,hem-
selves the onlR 'Dgifmafe" office-holders
but in this coun,ry'ihey have no " aides" pow
ertul enough 10 keep them in, when once ne
,heofle arc sufficiently enlightened TO decide
they shall be pu, ouf.-l Pro. Par.
Alta late military review in France, The
King OF Prussia presented a stand OF coors
10 one OF his tavorite regiments. Previous
to the presentation, the Dus- of Wellington
ceremoniously Fastened the flag to thet staff
with anan u gold. This is Truly emblem.
aLlc OF the political eondoct of England
Win her gold she has corrupted and mailed
almost every nation of the globe. Let US
be careful, tina, her nail % gold reach not our
military or civil institutions PROV. Pa..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22

The ship Rapid, HUDSON, oi Aewnorf for
Charleston, sailed from Nantz Oct. z.
The ship Roorieh, Capt. ko,zebue, sailed
from Enga Oct S, on a voyage Of discov-
cries,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22

A Few chests and quarter chests Souchong d
"A Imported this scasoa) for sale very cheap
.Nop 90 O RICHMOND
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22

The foarteenth Congress commences its
session on the 6rs' Monday in December.-
Mr.. HUNTER, of the Senate, aud Mr.. Boss,
of the House, will leave town The latter past
of this week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22
JOSIAH G. SHAW,
No ils, zhames.sf~rrf,
MAS JUST REcEfyEp

200 reams No. & 2, yellum, No.
& 9, toolscap, and No. i'& pot writing PAPER,
10000 Qullls 10 loz States,
.4iso. slate Pencils. penknives. INK Powder Scales.
and Dviders. and variety OF other articles, TOO uui
merous to mention--all Of which be is Determined
to dispose of as cheap can be Purchased in thij
town. Mop %.
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Wdrsed,

A Pew hundred Do.ass y. .,ew York Money and
"A Treasury Notes, rSr ahicb specie will be gwen
at discount " Pso icfiM0ND.
Sciss-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22

The Guerriere, Com DEcArvR, has ar. at
New.York from the Mediterranean.
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Ships Independence,74,

The squadron is moored in our harbor,
and we understand is to remain here during
the winter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22

Capt. Horny, Of the ship Eolus, from Ca
diz. informs, that The Governor of thai CITY
died few days before he sailed, supposed 10
have been poisoned.-i6id.
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NH be said al Pubhc AucHou,
At the house Of John Irish late Of Middetown,dec'd
On FRIDHY, Dec. Lar 9 o'eik, 4. N.
(yJair, II NOT. hs rerf fair day,)
10 tons Of good Hay, . do. OF straw.
10 stacks Of good Fodder, 100 bushels fndian Corn
Potatoes, Cider, winter mich Gov. do. TO calye
10 the spring, Horses 20 sheep 800 chesnut Rails.
ok Carts, horse 10. and all the Farming Uten.
siis.-y1so, 6 feather Beds, Bedding, I,edstead &C.
with a great v.iiety Of Household Furniture, and
one-hsif Of the whole-f Fishing Concern, consist
idg OF SEINE warps, Bosistry Potts, boa, fiouse,
'wo-,hrds OF any demand sgains the Estate Of said
Irish. allowed by the Commissioners viii be recciy-
ed IN payment. ~, -
GEO lRssH. .adfr.
.,sdlefsrn, .No1. %, 1915 90, -
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p. PEKDERsoN, Esq. Minister Of the cour,
of Denmark to the United States, has >arriv-
ed at Philadelphia IN the ship London Ira
der, from Liverpool.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22

ssHENRY CLAY. of Kentucky, is elected 10
Congress from the Lexington District, with.
out opposition.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22

ID EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
N public, that hc has removed from Newport to
Boston, aud has taken the elegant Mansion- House
Of the late DIR. WARREN, in School.sireeti where
he is now ready 10 receive his former friends and
customers, and sueb strangers as choose 20 favour
him With their company. The House is large and
eomnodous, and situated in one Of the pleasan,.st
sueets in ,oso, aud within three minutes walk OF
s,aiesireet and the whole sea, Of mercantile busi-
ness.
Those persans Who favor bin with their custom.
may depend upon having excellent accommodation
and the bes, attention paid TO them.
Eos,on, Nos. Of, 1915 ra.tt
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The Java, under command OF Com. PER.
Ry is also to winter in this harbor, and ID
shortly expected.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22

Provisions Of all kinds command a high
price in our market. Wood is selling at
eight dollars cord.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22

Iaae Aotice FcLio4u Citizens.
THE Inventor of the Diving Machine gives this
i by way Of caution, by reason Of someipersons
saying they defy his patent right for improvements
in the Diving Maching ngThereiore any invasion that
may be, will be treated sgrecsbly 20 the laws made
and provided IN such cases.
= RIcIlARD rRIpE.
.Nsasbort. Non 90, 1915. -.e,a.
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JOHN wv. GLISAON.

JOHN w. GLISSON,
VI As removed TO No. 1873, Thamcs-s,reet n few
i i doors north Of the Brick Market, sgbere he
will accommodate Gentlemen with separate cham.
Der, and furnish gentcel cntertaiLcnt at short no:
tics. Beef steaks or any other provision. Oysterx
cooked in any way TO suit the customers. . 8
Nov. % ~ tS3n
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Sehook- B0okS, Paper, Yvl1s, S3atcs, 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-04
Charles Midnight,
James MCGUIRE

I" The said Assessors shall, i'm
mediately aftsr their appointment.
proceed to value the houses & lots
within the limits Of the corporation.
and to demand from the masters and
mistresses ofevery family. lists of
all male tysheables belonging to, or
residing in their respective families,
aud also from every owner of taxable
property, list Of sucl, property.
And fanny master or mistress of a
family, or any'owner of taxable pro
perry, shall neglect or refuse TO give
in list Of all, male tytheables be-
innging 10, or residing 10 his or her
tanil, /; or OF All his Or her taxable
property, within five days a,tcr de
naEi aade thereof by any Assessor.
the person so offending shall forfeit
and pay one lnadred dollars And
ii aay person whatsoever shall vii
fully emit or misrepresent in the
list given in, any tytheab!e, OF any
taxable property, or shall in any
other manner conceal the same from
the knowledge Of the Assessor. the
personso offending shall forfeit and
pay double the amount Of the tax
imposed on sach tytheable or taxable
property. Every merchant. shop
keeper, mechanic, or other person,
having in bis or her service or EN-
ployment any clerk, joHrne.man,
apprentice, CT assistant. shall render
an account Of the same in his OF her
list of tytbeables, and shall he &C
countable for tie capitati6n tax
hereby imposed, in like manner and
under the same penalties. as il such
clerk, journeyman. apprentice. or
assistant, were a member Of his or
her fsmily."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-04

ior an attack from The enemy, until
the meaning Of the 2sd; when a Tag
was sent from the fleet to get some
prisoners exchanged, and brought a
eopy of letter from Lord Bathurst
to tie Lord Mayor Of London, in
forming him Of a treaty having been
sent from our joint ministers at
Client for ratification. The Major
charged with the flag (Iodd) 6rot
also verbal communication to gen.
M'Intosh from gen. Lambert. com :.
mandins on this station, saying that
all offensive operations on theii' part
shmlld cease until the pleasure OF
their government should be known.
Things. therefore remain for the
present in statu quo. only that our
preparations for their reception have
not been relaxed We are all ankle
ty to.know the result, and, no doubt,
a few days will relieve us. The force
off here is stated by captain ct
this town, who was prisoner and
brought upin the flag. to be at least
Ten Thousand !; and he further
states, that they were manning their
barges for an assault on this town
when the news Of the treaty reach
ed them.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-04

.h,.. q Z sail. brought them TO
.eD ~ snd "a fs mialitss they struck.
ass,' had S niue FOUNDERS each and
-. .sanuIemeat OFFS or SO men, no.
= OO n hurt. one was the British
pe..c ossac, Wilson, Master, the
p u','s, the " Helena BrownrIsg'
u = : ster. from Cork for jamaica
i n'sl snndry articles ont of the Cos
. .ss and gave her up to the prisoners
20 sa;n niimber--took from the lie,
lana ~ sundry valuable articles ana
' ''.,s m board Of her several crates
p p nut on board Prizemaster.
gnrummond, Gunner's mate and 10
Dsa with orders to keep in company
seoarate.l to make for the u.
S,ates-ts,Il parted from her-aih
yIarel, boarded the British schooner
g sntar.o 9. Hector. master. } days
t,o,a st. Thonlas--saiicd With aeon
,ey oft50 sill. the schooner for Gi
hr,,tar. cargo so tons cccoa. man
..d her and ordered her for the =.
cto,cs-7th boarded the Swedish
sshooner ..Haunibal" j. Dow. mas
,er. 5 days from Savannah for st.
R,rtholomews. allowed her to pro-
eeea-toth bearded ship under
portuguese eolors from Wilmington
N G. q hours out Cor Richmond
boarded the schooner Betsey. San
drrson, master, from Georgetown
. days out for n. York--t1tl enter
ed Cape Fear River.
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This is to give Notice,

THAT where's some evil disposed
persons have Of late been in the practice
of hurting with guns and dogs on my
lois adjoining the town; and under pre-.
tence of hunting have stole up~ords Of
twenty fp@ls-and few DAYS since slot
fpur hens and wounded two others--the
dead ones they carried eff This is 10
foresarn all persons from hunting or
rrcspassing in any manner on my pro-
perty-as we'll those lots / lately pur-
chased from the executors Of Richard
Conway, as those soTd by William Her.
bert, jur. trustee Of Robert Conway, as
am de erninrd to put the law in forces
against eifendeFs.
William Hepburn.
A .,ril 4 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-04
TAXES! TAXLS! TAXES!
I'LL acqaired by an honorable"
1Cur.

Ill acqaired by an I" honorable"
1car.
-Fruitless must be all attempts,
hencefogth. ofIhe " opposition" pa
pers TO persuade the public that moth.
ing has been gained by the late I" no
norabie" war. No longer can the
.discernment Of the people be gulled
by their plausible assertions. After
the 18th day of April next they will
see that much has been gained-they
will see that torrents Of blood have
not flown for nething-they will see
that misery and afiiution have not
been spread among every class and
denomination of eur fellow citizens
for naught. The heavy hand Of the
collector will amply advise them If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-04
ALEXANDRIA
TUESDAY, ApR1I :.

a
We have received the co,nmuni-
cation of Loadoun Subscriber, up
on the subject Of the letters OF " a
Loudo,a Farmer" Although We
coincide with him in opinion. with
respec, to the identity of the author
Of these letters, and the Influence
which has worked his apostacy from
Federal principles, VIC have declined
publishing his remarks for reasons
which we presume viii suggest them
selves to bis own n,ind. The letters
of the I" LoudoGa Farmer," cah
have no. other effect than that Of
sinking him in the estimation of his
friends, and Illuminating him in his
own conscience. We would not add
TO the notification which time and
reflection will most assaredly iniliet
upon him.
a Reason WHY-During the laie
agitation oecasioned by the prospect
ola separation Of the States; aslub
ofYirginiap politicians met at the usu-
al hour ofthe morning, to take their
regular .antifogmaiics alias Mint
Sling. After they had "whet their
whistles'' With the dclectabie heve-
rage, the conversation turned as
customary upon variety of eddy
ing topics--sueh as Pigs and Poll
tics-the fall Of Bondperte and the
rise Of Tobacco-the Emperor .alec
dnder aad the famous horse Spread
Eegte, &c. SIC. 81 length as ifNith
ose consent they all raised their
voices against the Harif ford Coaren-
hon, aud although all agreed that
the yankee tories" were weak and
contemplate when compared with
the patriots OF the ancient dominion,
yet some were of opinion. that the
ssion was in danger from their wick
ed Vaccinations. These apprehen-
tensions however were soon quieted
. by the following kaockea dozen ar
sument most feeliagly advanced by a
prominent member OF the Club.-
Din me gentlemen Che exelaim
co. at the same time hslding up a
iuxuriaut sunch Of Mint who's a .
afraid OF the Yankees7 They tslk
aosnt dissolsing the Union-d--n
me boys, if there's sprig OF saiat
an all New England |! - This no.
vel piece of intelligence settled the
question. These who were most
strongly ofopisioa that the Yankees
might do mischief were evidently
Sassered, aud after taking second
sung IT was fnally and unanimously
resolved; ,liat, whatever else the
YANKEES might possess, il they hadn't
n'n' they were unprofitabls friends
anu harmless enemies.
1t is said, that several new COM
4efeial houses are about to be esta.
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NOTICE.

THE Assessors for the present
year being about TO enter'on the dn.
ties Of their Office. request the at
tentian of The citizens to the follow
irg extract from :. law ofthe Corpo-
ration in relation thereto. They
particularly solicit attention to that
part whiclI requires that list shall
be made out ofthe timetables and re
al property subject to taxation, par
ticularly designating where tiles. as
by so doing they may save them.
selves and the Assessors much unne.
cessary tronhle.
Charles Midnight,
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g a likely young Negro
NJ n tor sale for cash. Apply 10 Cap-
tain George WKhams, Dumfries.
Apgt 4. st