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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-15
-FOREIGN.

LONDON, (Eng) Nov. s5.--A pretty gen.
eral rumor was current yesterday towards the
close Of Change, that there had been some
scrious commotIons ia France, altho' no par
ticulars Of time or place could be collected.
An order was given for the ministers OF
the Ex.Empcror TO quit Paris. They have
not submitted TO this order, stating that the
Constitution does not admit OF arbitrary acts.
We have been positively assured, that, in
point of fact, orders have been prepared. 10
the respective departments OF the Ftench
military administration, for an additional re-
cruiling to avery large extcnt--so or 100000
men, as il is stated 10 as. They are perhaps
meant TO be used by tho diplomatic skill OF
Talleyrand, as means of Strengthening his
arguments at the Congress.
The Duke Of Wellington is said to have
demonstrated successfully agains, the obser-
va,ions made in the Paris papers on The cap
ture of Washington against the reception
OF American armed vessels IN the ports OF
France and even against the sending out OF
French commefcial ConsuIs 10 the ports OF
America during our blockade.
The general opinion Of tho public respcct-
ing the Doke of WeIlington's embassy 20
Paris will, we have reason 70 suppose, be ve-
rificd by.his- -Grace's recall. His life is even
said to beexposed to'some danger in the
French capital, from the evil passions which
his presence has excited aud the most or
dinary civilities or proposals are received
with coidness and caution, only because they
come from him. Report selects Lord Hsr-
rowby as the Dukes successor In ms present
employment Lord Molgfave TO be Prcsi
dent Of the Councib in the room oi Lord
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Govcrnmenl has released the men saved
from tho wreck of the Bn.ish sloop of war
Syph, declaring h is not its desire to consid-
cr as prisoners Of war unfortunate men, who
thus come into their power.
The lcticr-of- f-marquc schrs. Lconidas, OF
Bait. and Dash, of Boston, arrived at New
York last week, le days from Havana. The
l.. has cargo Of $50 boxes sugar the D..
has . full cargo of copper, lead and molasses.
The sch. General Taylor, from Porto Ri
co, cargo sugar, molasscs, rum and coffee,
has arrived al NoRFoLK.
Notwithstanding the force which tho Brit
ish have had In the Chcsapeakc, a considers.
BILE number Of fast-sailing iettcr-of.marque
sch'rs. &c. from Baltimore, havc made their
escape within thcsc few months past, bound
10 the st.Indics. Several Of them have
already returned 10 the United States, Pal.
From the Canandaigua Messenger Of January 81.
We learn from Ssckett's Hsrbor, that our
force at that post amounts to 500 effective
mcn, including $50 marines. The forl6ca-
tions are In complete order, and in great
strength : and an attempt 10 rather wished
than expected Six hundred ship carpenters
are engaged in building for the Lake, and il
, IL said the keels Of one 80 and one ~ arc aI-
ready laid, and In s,ste Of considerable for.
ewar6ness. "A frigate Of the largest class, or
. steam frigate, 10 aiso building. These, il
is believed, with our prcscn, naval force, will
be amply sufficient TO give US the complete
command of the Lake the nc xl scsson, ,tnaugre
oil the efforts Of the enemy TO prevent il.
On Saturday last, the gallant Gen, Ripley
passed through this village, on his way 10
Trov We are hapDv 10 be ahlc 10 announce
the Gems recovery from his severe wounds,
20 far that he is able TO travel a short distance
each day.
y Gen. lizard passed here on the same day.
for Washington, where we understand he is
ordered 70 repair.
The brave 1t. Col. M'Neil, Of the | lth
regiment, slso passed here on Sunday, on his
way TO his family IN New -Hampshiee. y We
are happy 10 state that he has nearly recover-
ed from the severe wounds which he recciv.
Cd 10 Tho battle OF Chippe~a. a
General Coffee, (now At New Oslcans) Is
: native Of No,toway County. virelris. )
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PARODY on the 39sa Psalm Of DR.. Wats.
THE VANITY OF DRINKING.

Hs1HVDI y" rae o1s" I-SbsW " LIT VotSds
THE VANITY OF DRINKING. VI
"Claudife jam, fuerr riuos."
TEACH me the measure of the gin,
Thou dealer Of the dram,
I would survey the glass, within,
And learn how drunk | am.
"A gill is oil that We can boast,
dram or two, in time
Man is drunken dog at most.
In all his flower and prime: &
See the vain race Of drunkards reel, ~
Like Indians, Ger the plain;
They rage. they fight, they cheat and steal,
But all their noise 10 vain.
Some walk the crack, to make ohew,
Some roll upon the floor.
Some pay the bill--they know not how,
And straight they see no more.
What should wish or wait for then,
From brandy, gin or rum
They make our expectations vain,
And plague the folks at home.
Now forbid my foolish hope,
My love of grog recall
give my drunken frolicks mp,
!, And make my home MY ALL! 49,
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COTTON sHlRTlNGS.


lust received and FOR sale, BY
~ A. RICHMOND
quantity of homespuh Shifting and ShcetinJ
msstion Colerain Cottons. equal to English, and
a iiit.c more than half price.
-Htso--a general assortment Of Seasorable Goo
which will be sold for a very small advance Abd
cotton Hose Gloves Velyets 8; lust ving and So
Ribbons pocket handkerchiefs Lsces. &c
for cash only
NIB For sale. few Treasury Notes, Of 8
each ga large discount Feb g.
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Z q q . q 3
Canal Lottery-First Class.

I0UOO Tickets. Not two Blanks 70 rrze'
and no deduction from Prizes
rms Glass will commence drawing in Boston, IN
short time.
n i presumed this scbeme. considering the oe'y
le,v o,tce Of ackess will be toond offer As hs,'e"Y
a o os pecI 70 adventueers IN Ittet'es ~ ANY ne'e
tofort published in he tewn u BOSTON
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Cheap Stocking Yarn.


HAs just received, small LOT Concluding an
Ii sorl men, of nombers) Of 3threaded slate c
ousei STOCKING YARN, partially stained. VIII
will be sold by the bundle, pound or skcin, at abs
one half The usual price.
" An assortment at Yarns Of the First quality,
Factory prices. as usual Jan. IL
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10000 dolls. highest Prize
Plymouth Beach Loftery-5th Class.

1900 Tickets, at 10 dolls each. is 5 10000
.vot roo Blanks to a Prize. and no deaucaon
First 1900 Is a, ks 10 BE- emitted 70 5 IL each
The first DIR WI numper he ksst days drawing,
entitled to Two Ha died Tickets, 4 ~ Dollars each'
Numbered from l5v. to 6Ov, inclusive, and from
S50i to $780, inclusive is
ISro IN usoud 5DoUars
The two hundred tickets to which the first drawn
number is entitled, selected by the M.nrgcrs,
aud 10 be delivered the fortunate holder when de-
msnded. Il
b, the above scheme, the fortunate holder OF the
FIRST drawn number may obtain
FJty Ihousend Dollars !
Ticketsand shares in he above popular Lottery,
in a great variety Of Members can oe obtained Al
the Truly Fortunate Lottery Office of
JOSIAH &. SHAW,
NO lib, Ihames-sfrret. Z
Aso,--Tickts ard Shares in The Canal Lottery,
Tl5,o00 highest prize; Washington Bridge LOTTERY,
5,h class, $4,000 highest prize; and Baptist STONE
Chapel Lottery, $4,000.
Tickets in tee above three Lotteries only 80.
Feb l.
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3Al6 Prizes.
65s4 Banks.


10000 Tickets. at 5 S 90 each.
The treasures of this scheme are not absorbed Dy
one CO two oveggrowo prizes It's wealth Is more e.
oaay, and th,retore mo,e usefuIIy distributed
TICKETS AND ,H 1RES,
IN the above lotteries can 3e obtained at the Truly
Fortunate Lottery Office OF
JOSIAH, SHAW,
Jan 18 40 l.8. 1hamesst street
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10 Led at Fu0Ac 1ucti0n,
On THURSDAY, Feb 20, st 2 o'clock

TO LEI az Fu0llc 1Uctl05, y N
On THURSDAY, Feb 20, II 2 o'clock
(D fair, II not, tthe .6rss fair day qffer,J
On the P e~ises. for te,m of one year
THE Real Estate Of The Hon JosRra CuspAI
tate Of Por,ss.outh, deceased, Wig 80 rs =
The Cook Farm so called. containing 100 acres
excellent Land and the Ferry Farm, SO called, co
tanning aoout 3 acres Both Farms OF excelle
soil fo, che culture Of Nerino sheep =
A dwelling House convenient for one or two sm'
fsmihes, and contiguous to either Of the abo
Farms. ss ~
A.so, the Grist-ni and Closhier's Works, wi
all tie apparatus teseto belonging. So, rs
Lik wise, aroping machine, 2 spinning machine
and 4iooms. for n.nuoufacturing Of sleeps wo'
SAMUEL ILARKE, 49,.
Giles slA SCHEsrER,
Portsmouth,, Feo 4, 1915 tl 2
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y Ihie1 vim tatter'd yssti
L. b e. = sh1neoe, and his breast,
! y ~ (ofn Vith triei, ~ Sighs for rest.
{. I. z.% - The Stranger.
What is 4 thus Thy spiit h.unts--
B whit h thy wish, what are thy wants!
4 % saye from wsalth's unfeciing taunts,
Ri s. A Stranger;
10 me, my country is no more
Afaiction's cup Is running DER,
A wrctched outcast seeks your door.
, fve roam'd thro' wastes and desert lands,
Der craggy sleeps and scorching sands,
And now before you, guiltless stands,
Ask not the source Of my distress,
Nor probe wound to bleed afresh,
For heavy are the wrongs that press,
Now, by the suns last ling'r;ng CLEAN,
And by the moon beams, on yon stream;
Yher's one, to whom this iife's dream.
The Stranger.
But soon the Strangers dream shall end,
Soon shall these weary limbs descend:
TO the cold grave---earth will befriend,
q The Stranger.
There, shall this form forgotten Ne,
There shall the wild-hower bloom and die
While lives immortal, and on high,
The Stranger.
ROGER BRAMBLE.
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THE subscribers deem il proper 70 inform q
public, that they have formed themselves u
Company for .lfanlfacturiny purposes, and haysi
erected building, &c on mill privilege, receu}
owned by Joseph u Benjamin Mott, In Portsmou'|
OK } about miles on the west road, from Ne1
por,. nave assumed the appellation Of the
Enierprlze Manufacturing Company
and have appointed EDWARD w. LAwr6N, agent
Newport. and committed to rnsLfr AxTaoNyt1 u
charge Of their concerns at the Factory in PORT
They wish likswise TO inform. that they shall hal
resdy for operaebn in few days, sett OF machinI
for
Larding Merino and commof, Sleeps
7l g t WCOL, 7*
which they intend TO perform in the best manner,
the customary prices hose who favor them VII
custom, will please leave haif Wool eiihcr att
Factory, or al the store OF EDWARD w. LAWro|
an Newport 4* .tt.
As ihe quality Of the Carding depends much
having the wool clean, and in good order, they b
leave 10 request Of their customers, that they "
pay particular attention to that point
PHILIP ANTHONY,
HARVEY SESSIONS,
GEORGE ENGS,
EDWARD w LAWT0N.
or A Machine for picking and cleaning Wo'
(which viii be done at the usual price) is added
the aoove. Newpors, Jan IL
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No ll8,
lust received from Boston. and for sale at the
j Bookstore OF J. G. SHAW, 1i8, 1hames-sneef,
A large and extensive assortmen, of
BOOKS IND S2.4lsO v.dkY,
Among which are
Life of Mrs Harriet Newell most excellent work
The Factory Girl--Rules Of War
Gentiemep's Remembrancer-. s,
Massachusetts Resster--Resd Music
Wsveriy- Eiemen,s 1T War tF
Appeal to the People websler's spelling -Book--
American Preccptor--Coium5isn ORATOR. ~,
Marray's Exercises--Coast Pilots
Slates Quilts lnk Powder, Penkniyes, Pencils Red
and Black ,ealingwax- glass Husbands, Paint Boxes,
Brushes, embossed Paper, &c &c
.4iso--A handsome assortment Of Red Morocco
Pocket-B cks, remarkably cheap, Feb. 8
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~SILVER DOLLARS,

4SILVER DOLLARS,
WILL be given for Treasury Notes. at the Ex-
w chsnge-Office Of
j. c. SHAH No. lie, Thames street,
II applied for Immediately
DRAFTS On BALTIMORE,
At sight. in to suit purchasers. may be had at
the above Office.
STAMPS,
Wholesale and retail, forsale as above. uT Pur..
chssers 10 the amour, of 8 10, will BE- allowed the
same discount AS is allowed at the stamp-ofice;
Newport, Feb 8, 1915.
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Cheap !! Cheap!! Cheap! I!

CHARLES M. THURS1ON,
~ FFERs for sale, cheap for cash. at his store
~ No. 4, MiIlstreet,
80 bbls. PhiIad. superfne FLOUR;
Gin, by the pipe OF bbl;
Sugar, by the box or'bbl.s
Coffee, by the bbl;
New Rice by tho cask
Virginia Tobacco by the keg,
~ boxes frs. quality spanish segars,
Chocolate,
Soap, and by ae bos.
Candles, ,
Stone Lime, by the cask. ALSO,
An assortment oil frst quality West India
GOODS and GROCERIES, q retail.
.Newpert, Fe5aary 8. 1915.
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FOK SALE,
IcirrY bbis. Philadelphia FLOUR, for family use
y 80 toxes brown SOAP--cheat
Apply 70 JAMES TOWNSEND. .A6Hssrssf.
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Ne. SO, TH.1A1ES-SzREEE
HAS FOR sALE-f0R CASH ONLy,
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6e They cGsr 10 vansucs business o.
Commission. 7Aose whs may favor them, mag be as
sured Of she striciesf atesfion 10 their interest
Newport, February !, 1915
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Washington Bridge Lottery

or To be dr.wn in May next.
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Adam Lynn,

Opposite the Mechanics bunh,
Has received by the ship Ocean anu gu
perior,
A large and genera! assortment 9
TRONMONGERY, Cutlery, plated anc
4 timed Saddlery, japanned, brass
and plated wares
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(Here follow the Signatares.)
Hague, JAY i2, 1915.
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90 Port Wine.
WILLIAM GILLIAN

King Street, neat door to Patoas ana
Butcher.
Has 9UsT RECEIVED FfoM SoFoR1o'
90 half pipes and ! First quality fors-
% onarter casks Wine.
IN STORE,
s pines London Par. Madeira WINE,
frca, tire celebrated house OF MUIR
doch, Youille, Wardrop &Co. :.
A few guncheons fine old West-india
Rum, Sd and 4th preot.
Aiuscayaao and Orleans Sugar IN mas
and bbls.
Is 40 DemIohns
TcSethsr with general, assortment O
GROCERIES.
W-hielwi.l be sod on the most hhera
terms.
Il Sept 4
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! al Is wiich censecsatss Al! Legitimate
!ighfs; hosap nciples are derived FROM
the manners sN1aAe character Of tile ma
ton, my hope fer longer duration. than
one foalded on m&e thecgy.sbGt tlHseS
CHANGES and modifas8x thing, and
means ofreyision not i0ssseen ncr fixed
at certain period, but possible, Of tic
necessity of some changes should lie
strongly felt, seemed to Us useful, i! ct
tended with forms that prevent or check
all spirit OF innovation.
g The fundamental law lad reserved
to the committee which ha, drawn # IN.
the right Of Interpreting its dispositions
For the first three years. We iiayc tfoa.ht
that to law necessarily expressing Ike
unanimous septilnentsof he king. and Of
the two chambers Of the states general.
this interpretation must De lett, which is
~ ether than TIE just application Of TIE
articles of tie constitutional act of the
kingdom.
s. 20 effect, with a prude;it circun-
specfion, without shcck CT collision. Ike
changes which the fundamental law nav
make necessary, it attributes to Your
majesty, by organic dispositions. tie Gaze
Of successfully introducing TIE divers IL
situations which is created or re-cstasj-
iished, 70 name for the FIRST time, ,l,e
members Of the two chambers OF lie
states general. and al re magistrates,
whatever NAY be otherwise, tie node Of
nomination that it has aloEted. (AGdi-
tional art. i.
6 1t maintains il force all the laws
which govern tie dihcreAt parts cs tie
Kingdom, till tue mvtnent VIXEN tiley
shal! be replaced with the desirable ccle-
rity, but without precipitst.on. by otI.er
laws n,atureiy weighed, and it th9s oyes
Itself tie best support. tie g.ost pove
full auxiliary it can have, your wisdom,
and yo0r love for your salyects.-l ADD.
art. Q.
:. Ray this fundamental law. sire,
aCter having been corrected by your ijaag-
ment, aad ameliGrated By Tine, coh!li-
| bpte to tie prosperity o. t'he hinseoIa,
add to the welfare Of the raGon, & EOu-
risa that attachment bct&eel. The prince
ana the subject, 50 fruitful il. is ca"ae-
quencss, and winch, aader YOU a,o,i-
ous dynasty, promises Us tie faircsl 3es-
tiny."
| Here follow the sisnatares.)
| Hague, JAY i2, 1915.
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Suitable fer tAe present and approaching
seasou-among which are
2 bales saperiine London cloths, as
sorted colors.
2 ditto middiing and low priced do.
/ bale coatings ard do. bookings.
/ ditto boabazetts, assorted colors.
9 ditto Scotch pads.
g ditto eaanels, white anu eolored.
ditto wooslsn yestiass.
lease white casnbrics.
g bales cass;meyes.
4 ditto plated elastic cords.
lRlack leyaatine aud iutestrings.
Flag aud oalicat haadkcrchieis, Can
; ton grapes. :,
Buck, white and slate colored silk
hose.
WhRe cotton hose, silk & kid gloves.
Aaelp,li threads, coat and vest but
tons, &c.
Also, 5ooo yards domestic linens.
The above goods Will be sold by the
piece er at retail, at very low prices tor
cash.
September Il.
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y, Japannec, DIass.
ing Of
black, red
| Il white tea trays
Plate warmers ano
dressing cases
Shoyels and tongs
IGreen wire Tenders
Iron, tin. & coppei.
tea kettles
Sauce pans
| Pins
Needles
Knitting pins
Iron and japan {:
| .candle-stioks
crambo, Ioupee s
! knife combs
| Cloth, nail, hair
| crum5, paint and
| sweeping brushes
lShot bolts, powder
j TASKS, fishing RODS
! lines and hooks
Walking canes and
| whips
| Pocket books, baG
|, cannon boards,
snuff boxes, pla-
| ted candiesticAs,
| casters, Sc.
Gums, pistols, dNhs,
and gun-s,iats.
Vices, anyils, spades
| shovels, irving
! pans, bar g sheet
lad and tin plates
Bar-iron, steel, ana
Wagon boxes.
ALSO.
|Gilt and mahogany
framed pier LOOK
Ing glasses
Toilet and pocket
| glasses
military goods ant
| Jewellery, and
Of other articles,
/ sale OH moderat,
retail.
tt.
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pc
A large and zen
II RONMONGERs
E timed Saddle
and plated wares
{ Consis
Iron rin, and brass
door locks
Stock locks
Drawer, chest, desk,
trunk, cupboard.
and pad locks
H, HI butt, pailia
ment, table and
chest hinges
Screws, bolts, latch
es, planes, CHS.
sells augui.s, plane
irons, conlpasses
squares,ha hand pan
mel, tenant, sash,
and compass saws
Mill, cross cut, aat
pit saws
Smiths files
Mil, Cross cut, rit
and l1aad-saW file
Rasps
Ivory, buckhorn, 6
bone table g des-
sert knives and
forks
Pen, pocket, pran.
ing, butchers and
shoe knives
RssaGnrs and SCISSORS
Drawing-knises
commode han.
dies and knobs.
cloak aad curtain
pins
Hard butt Hinges.
hooks, socket cas-
tors, nails, stair
rods and eyes.
chimney hooks.
kettles, candle.
sticks, and foot
men.
Plated and tin'd bri.
die bits, stirrups.
buckles g slides,
martingale hooks
and spurs.
e great cariety
Which he offers fl
terms wholesale ana
August 90.
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he hnre nlso in Store,

pipes aud hall pipes soath s;deditto.
Imported into New-Yofk before the war.
ard considered equally good.
25 cases Martinique white and red no
yeau Cordial, Of very superior quality
The lovers Of this article are invited
to try it.
Afew cases Capers in quart bottles,
muck cheaper than the small BEETLES.
a few kegs Picked Lemons, eff very
goodqaaiity, aud Cheap il comparison
to their quality and utility.
SO boxes brown Soap, OF a choice qua
ity.
eco bushels fine Salt, suitable for ia
bic use.
$50 do. coarse Go.
So hbls. good quality Common WINS
key.
SO kegs Picked Oysters.
500 Cocoa Nuts.
sCJr 40 ia 0ur first outset We observ-
ed, ( we now repeat) that we do not wish
to interfere with other dealers. but we
are determined to accommodate ouy
customers, so as to promote t'.eir inter
est as we'll as our 0Wn.--Ihe above
choice articles wsfthy Tie aareiiatioa 81
good, together with every article in the
Grocery Lane, for sale by
HYAT'rG' WILSON,
GEeReErowN, Corner of Bridge and
High Streets.
August 1876. tt.
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P2ronne. August Is.

81 ONREs
A reauisitlon was made on the 2zd Ju-
liz, OF 6uG,t0J francs, en- the department
Of the Somme. for The service Of The
troops OF the king Of the Nethe sa"do.
This department having suffered GER
sidera5ly by the passage Of G00,CG0 men
was under the impo,sitiIity Of complying
with this rcquisition. The sub perfect
went immediately to Paris, TO see tie
hereditary prince Of Grange, to expose
the situation Of TIE department, ana TIE
Prince generously dispensed with tho
reqaisition.
Brassals, .erg. to.
TIE armv commanded ~ gen. IaGsn-
zen, will incamp on the borders OF the
>!eose and wait further orders, and TIE
Danish troops of 1900 men, Nhleh wat
to enter France, will remain ca the
borders of the Escaat
Vienna. Jdv SO.
Madame Murat, occupies TIE Caste "i
sIenboulg. The castle belongs to the
banking house of Feiner and Go. OF ~
enna, AND is situated s leagues t.cm the
capital. The sc.te OF i.g"gaiy. She Is
forbidden to appear at Vienna.
E'eris, aug. p.
Marshal Noy las baei. arrested ard
conducted to Auriiiac.
Marshal Bruno, after having qhItt'd
Touion with passports from t:r. a% AS-
y;;erre has Eees assaiiei ~ tie pecr!e
at Ayienon. re ai;2ated for his can
rage and taa.. rce.3Ge IL RE o. Ire re-
seis in the CITY. Tire project bad adYiS-
ed him to rrosecrt- his .loprney WIN
out DELAY. When lie heard ti,at biz be
was in danger by TIE popu'ace, BE- NeHI
70 rescue hin at tie peri! Of bis i!ie' ana b
az that moment tie Marshal tilGA''3z
that his door would be Forced, shot A's'VV
self!
Augest lG-rhe louri'a! OF LaHsaLAS
Of tie 18th of Au.. ass r. that no a"s
| TRAN troons had crossed tie iiEe s!hCS
the lctl Of Juiy--that an array % ;.
serve, ot $4,000 men, With battaiioHs y,
tie laadwher NEich were "es''i'e"
io;a the regular troops, win - iIrv. ,
of cannon ha,, received oTGeis 10 iS'''
sade onsthe Cd es -Aggsa.t' ,,.,,o and
1.-THE Duke q tEgouisne al"
Madame have gone to roFheaoE' r.
Oar funds are adv&ac:a- c. "
hank shares from i0lJ to 1909.
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20 7 a STE !!

We hare jast recsired By the Brig PRE'
SAGE, Capt. Rose, from .hedeira--
6 pipes. L. p. MADEIRA
a ha.f DO. WINE;
From the houses of Blackburn, Anglia
AID M--!ack, Yoale, Wardrop s Co.
Imported by Messrs. Bowie and hurtz,
OF this place, and considered equal to a
ny wire imported for sale, tor some time
past.
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From Erenct raHers.

Arrived at LOuFHSadA' UP
caiouset. fron, ph;!a;'elNhiat' o,,..r.
sa;ieA lrom Isavre, III : CIV cf'e&'.
yTolt:, for n. York. r.r;n
Al Niarseil.cs, AIezaa.:c:' ''-'-'
fro.a Lisbon. ,y-;l;an.
st i;ayye, .,ug. T. ship GEORGE - a'" n.y..
:feg,. from pro,iteaee. with cotton ...,r.
,,.sarst. Gc..s, TO ,sii for ii''st'H g. TX (
tin Saith Sag. Ga!edca,aa,-,- s,.r.a
= do. u. ijaite'i States, Ds'-'
a,rN. :. abou. mo Is. SEPT.
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at aaoat-

At t}I'oas. ar
sooe bssi,.'s cease 'sls HaT -.
IN boar board tae snip zen hrothc''
FOR s@le BY - p re.
September 81
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Foreign intelligence.

From late London Papers received at.
the Office of tie Commercial Adver-
tiser.