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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
) NEW GOODS.

A RICHMOND, has Just received and of
- fers for sale, handsome assortment Of
FANCY and STAPLE COOES--at peace pricss,
consisting OF Cacoes, Cambrics; figured, leno and
book Muslins fancy Shawls cotton, bahdannas
plaid and Madras Handkerchiefs cstton Shrtings
ladies' Cloths, very fine low priced Bombsxetts
stout Plains and Broadcloths. from ESQ to S 90
per yard-wth variety of other articles, which viii
be sold lower than has been offered since the war;
or cash only. Jan Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08

##fttsrts JV0. oSs xI1JHEo-ol ~ Ell
HAS FOR sALE--FOR CASH ONLY,
Best plated & COM Japanned Lamps &
mon CastorS. Candlesticks.
Best & com. plated House, hearth, and
Candlesticks. dusting Brushes.
Real Britannia & A. Clothes, hair & shoe
merican Tcapots. Brushes.
Creampots and Su. Pearl set, gold; jet
gar Dishes. and gilt Jewelry.
Plated & India De- Warranted gold &
canter Stands. other Necklaces.
Japanned Tea and One pair silver Tu-
Bread Trays. reens.
Wine Waiterss Silver Porringers-
Tea Caddies. Cream Pots, La,
Shutters and Trays. dies, Spoons, SUI
Table, carving and gar longs, Thin
desert Knives and bles, &c. &c.
Forks. Alv, Just received,
Jack, pocket & pen A small assortment
Knives. Epaulcts, Plumes,
Pocket Books. Cords, &c.
Nexvhorf, Dee. 2l,l8ll.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
Z 3 q q 4 x
Canal Lottery First Class.
Fifteen 7xousand Dollars, hlghest Prize, and
only Fire Deilars Ticker.
3341 Prizes:
6659 Blanks.

and no deduction from Prizes.
This Class will commence drawing in Boston, in
short time
1t is presumed this scheme, considering the pery
low price cfaeefs will be found offer fatcrng
prospect to adventurers in Lotteries, any here
tofore published in the town of Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
NOTICE..

nv i N Ia. sos tftT.
IT HE subscribers deem it proper to inform the
public, that they have formed themselves into
Company for Manu- ufacsuriny purpeses, ard having
erected building, 60 mill privilege, recently
owned by Joseph & Benjamin Mott, in Portsmouth,
(R. I,) about miles on the west road, from New
port. have assumed the appcllation of the
Enterprise Manufacturing Company,
and have appointed EDWARD w. LAwToN. agent in
Newport, and committed to PHILIP ANTHony the
charge Of their concerns at the Factory in Ports
mouth
They wish likewise to inform, that they shall have
ready lbr operation in few days, set Of machines
for
Caraing Merino and common Sleeps
WOOL,
which they Intend perform in the best manner, at
the customary prices.--Those who favor them with
custom, will please TO leave hair Wool either at the
Factory, or at the store Of EDwARp w. LAwros,
in Newport.
As the quality of the Cardng depends much on
having the Wool clcau, and in good order, they beg
leave to request Of their customers. that they will
pay particular attention to that point.
- PHILIP ANTHONY,
HARVEY SESSIONS,
GEORGE ENGS,
t ~ EDWARD w. LAWT0N. 4
C "A Machine for picking and cleaning Wool,
(which viii be done at the usual price) is added to
the above. NesrPorf jar Al.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
Washington Bridge Lottery
3416 Prizes.
1884 Blanks.

10000 Tickets, at s s 90 each.
The treasures of this scheme are not absorbed by
one or two oyergrown prizes. It's wealth is more e.
qualy, and therefore more usefully distributed.
TICKETS AND SH,4RES,
in the above Lotteries, De obtained at the Truly
Fortunate Lottery Office of
JOSIAH G. SHAW,
jan a8 40 1l8, 7hames-s~eet
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
10000 dolls. highest Prize
Plymouth Beach Lonery-5th Glass.

$4,000 Tickets, at 10 dolls each, is s 10000
Not Blanks to Prize, and no deduction
First 1900 Blanks to be entitled to s IL each.
The first drawn number on the FIRST days drawing,
entitled to I.uo Hundred Tickets at 10 Dollars each,
numbered from 1901 to 1909, inclusive, and from
850l to $500, inclusive, is
Iwo Thousand Dollars
The two hundred tickets to which the first drawn
number is entitled, are selected by the Managers,
and TO be delivered to the fortunate holder when de-
manded.
BY the above Scheme, the fortunate hSlder of the
first drawn number may obtain.
FRY zhousand Dollars :! =!
Tickets and Shares in he above popular Lottery,
in great variety of Members, be obtained q,
the Truly Fortunate Lottery Office of
JOSIAH G. SHAW,
.No ii8, Ibames-streef.
Also,--Tickts and shares the Canal Lottery,
$4,000 highest prize; Washington Bridge Lottery,
5th class, $4,000 highest prize; and Baptist Stone
Chapel Lottery, $4,000
Tickets in tee above three Lotteries only IS
Feb 1.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
FOR SALE.

sso. ssss i ss eys'' sas. sss
this Office Jan. 25. /.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08

NO. 50. zf7,1dlES-STREE7,
n HAS FOR SALE--FOR CASH ONLY,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08

T They offer TO tyansacs 6usiness on
Commission. Those s0ho may favor them. may be "a.
sured sf the sfricfest attention 10 their interest
Newport, February /, 1915.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02
From tse Boston Palladium, .Nov. q.
LATEST FROM LISBON.


pv Canaan Davis, from Lisbon, we have
received tie papers of that city to the Goth
plt containing Madrid dates to the 18th,
and furnish ng the Spanish official particu
lars. and en-, OF the instruction in the pro-
since of Gslicia. The fire was ex;in-
ou;shea as soon as kindled." Major Gen.
Porlicr MARRIED. against st. Jago, as here
tofore stated-I1e had about 500 soldiers
and Dicces Of cannon.-The loyal troops
came out to engage him. The general
and 81 other officers were made prisoners,
and committed t. i'll i'll separate apart
mpnts. The old authorities were re-insta-
ted wherever he had deposed them. The
neop,e aye said to have taken no part in
the revolt--but to have remained silent
sDoctators cf the instruction If the troops.
This cannot BIZ called active loyalty.
Porler was handed over to council of
war, tried, convicted, and, pursuant to its
sentence, executed on the Sd OF October,
and his seditious publications burnt by the
bancman. The insurrection commenced
or The l9;h of September, and us chief
was executed on the Sd Of October--one
fortnight afterwards. Defeated revo.ts
s,reng hen government. No mention
is made of commotions i'll any part OF
SIP in.
liz was r6DOrleu AIiSOAii ltiSit GA titS
officers in Porlcr's insurrection, and G.
very tenth man taken has been execu
ted.
The Spanish government has caused to
be made ont a list of articles plundcred
from their country, by their afftctionate
ard faithful ally, Bonaparte ; and their am
b.ssador at Paris has reclaimed and recov-
cred some Of them.
Capt. Davis informs that a large body Of
Portuguese troops have sailed from Lisbon
for the Braziis. The people there, we be-
Ieve, are united and loyal. Are not these
troops to act against the Spanish revolu-
tionists?
A letter from Lisbon, October 10, says
"There has no American vessel arri, ed at
tis port since Sept. "a, and emily now in
port"
A remembrance has, it is said, been pre-
sSntsd, from the Allied SoverS isns at Paris
to Fer Inland 7. in favor of the unfortunate
Spaniards imprisoned by the govt. This
preceding W ich took place some time
ago, HIS been attended with some good eff
feet. HIS Catholic M jesty since acleI with
more moderation, and many OF the senten-
ces of the convicted Spaniards have been
revised, and the punishments of the offend
ers mitigated. This has been particularly
the csc with resp ct 70 gems. O'Donnoug-
hoe and Cop C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


We congratulate this gentleman ~, III 4.
numberiess kind Miugs which the Federal
papers have lately said about him. They
could scarcely have been more attentive n
him, it he d been in fact the Presi 1ent-
Eject From the abundance ofdirt which
IN Sc literary scavengers have thrown upon
his head. they must certainly RECORD him
as the greatest stumbling block in the way
OF their designs--and but for him. there
would be some possibility Of usherinc Mr.
ng or Mr.. Pickering into the President
al Chair. Their hostility is the best proof
OF ms success. They would not Dersecute
a men whom they did not fear.-One fact
thry nay set down as true that their hos
tilltics can do him no harm in the eyes .cr
his country. As their attachment might
make him an obj Ct cf suspicion, their Ra-
tired Will only endear him the more to his
friends. The more he is prosecuted. the
more VII they cling IN him.
It's ma j pity. indeed, that Mr.. Mon
roe should have 50 completely mistaken
ms road to the hearts of his opponents
a Ad he have been the enemy of jefferson.
the enemy OF Madison, the enemy Of the
republican pariy--had he opposed the most
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02
TIE NEyT PRESIDENT.
FROM the EtsrBNS ARGUS. |


The question is SO frequently asked "wto !, to
be our "ext President :" that is quite time this
subject shonld b. brought before the public FIR con-
si'leration. Men who think it of more importance
to promote local and private views rather than the
general good OF the country, talk abeuta y orkLe,,
Hese'm or Souihs,n President according as th h,
various interests are to be promotel-tsrk G. o the
destines oi t,s country are not confnei 70 such
men The nan that liaS proved % US dat he has
notoregi PdrtialifeS or attschmsa;s, who feels as
All American and as an American s disposed tn
act all uccasions-wlo has rendered ,;,. ,,o, Inc;
portrait services To the country aud who is the mos.
capable oi rendering all such as are required in the
Presidential chairwhet,er he resides at The Ner;h
or tie South, let him be selected Sucl, a r..n in
The opinion OF de writer Of this article is JAWS
MoNRoE-and although lie resides in Virginia. bis
arraRs eneHts for erbeHlng tie ene,uy fam HIS
sach"SeI!s when contrasted with those If Gops,nor
Strong, are calculated to silence all optositirp of
local nature, CPo,rLu,lJ )NiAINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02
RICHMOND, (VA.) DECEMBIR ..
THE DELIVERIES.

Every inch the curtain rises, lets us more
into this Farce Of DeiiUerance.-Tu e Allies
were merely have delivered France from
Bonaparte-but they have done much mo e
than they have promised. And tue French
are under greater obligations to them IAN
they could have anticip ated
The scene of negotiation is at length
closed and we begin to have some Gimp
scs Of the heads of the Ire ,ty. A London
Editor assures us in a very authoritative
tone, that he has been let INTO ali The Sc
cretS.
What is the Result?
That France is to be delivered far eper
Of all the trouble o. keeping Landau. Slrie
Louis, PniIeppevilie, Marien5urg, a d
Vesaix.
She is to be deLyercd of the expence of
keeping up the Qualifications Of Huningu-
cn.
She is to be delivered of the territory in
he Netherlands and Savoy, which was c.
dcd by the Treaty of 1914.
She is to be deliUerea OF 700 millions of
trancs-which at 81 cents the franc, a
mounts to S147 10000
She is to be delivered OF all those arti-
cles which go to compose the ratons
OF 10000 allied troops, to be can
toned upon her territory, and to be en-
trenched behind sixteen of her fortress
s. This requisition to last for five
years.
She is to be deiiUeyed of these sixteen
iortresses, of important and commanding
positions, for five yesrs-unlcss she will
Consent be delivered of her money in
three yeers--at which time, if the AL
lies please. they may give them up.
BESIDES paintings, st tues, arms, and
towling pieces mnumrrab {.
We are, indeed apgrenens;ve, that these
dellUerances ar mum rous nc 90 :gine,
that the ungratefu French may desire
to deliver themselves from their Dehver-
ers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02
THE BOARD OF PRINCIPAL ASSES
GORS

Dissolved on Wednesday last. we
meant, but delayed to take the necessary
steps to obtain complete list of their valu-
ations-the means of procuring are not
noEo at hand-but we shall attempt to sup
ply the deSi9eTGtum. For the following
facts we are indebted to Gentleman Of
the Board !:
he assessment OF this State, as eq1iaf-ed by the
Board Of Principal Assessors is ahoit two bn1,Ir~I
AND svt uur millions Of dollars, and It takes % cents
Of tax on each hundred dollars worth Of property. tn
raise tbs States quota OF direct tax The a,sess-
ment OF the 18th District, (thi5 District is as fol-
lows
Charles City County Sf.47Igtl 10
Henrico S. $50 o.
City Of Richmond l0,967 ,o7O %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02

VIRGINIA At "A Snperor Court az
Caneery holden At the Capitol in the city Of Rich.
Eh1.beth Ahhot Sc0't. ani'x. OF william Srot,J decd MIN
tVaG?inS;, David Ross, James WiIyt, admire Of Wafer
Scott. decd, and mes Scott ~ cno;.,.
~ consent OF tn partcs By their counsel the court doth
refer The accounts, tween ulm any of co,,S;-
81 es, for him TO examine, and the same and
MAKE report iereo! Ia the court with matters specially
straightforward PERTINENT by HIMSELF which may b. rlqu
rel by the parties 10 De so st,t,Si. -
ut Rules holden III the Clerks Cfce Of tie Supor-or
Court of CLancery for the Richmond District the sent
e'ghthda ct February twelity-eghh day Of April aud
tNeIitv-s.Nih day ofOctoher. 1915 f' w
john HayJeS admr de btniS Of William Scott; deed
{rGi"V against, DAVID Ross James WEiree. adm of
waiter scott deed, AMI James Scott D,CtGqas.
me suhiniaS scre tacias awarded in tbs ca.. HAVING
% duly executed on the defendants DAVID and Jais
scott, ami publication "reo!haying ien duly made ,st
the defendant James NinircC, who is not an hahaut OF
this commonwealth, nI they having failed 10 shrw carse a.
en>t the revival thereby sought is OiyIrci that rho, sui,
ntey 'creiins ~ the name of Elizabeth Abbott Scott adj
n'iratiN 81 Niilm scott, deco. ast die present ID.
f'id@iS and the proceedings therein had stand ard "a ra,;
we'd IN the name OF John HayIre Sdrn dc boi, non vii
ham S,2,t deed md h IN aii things, in the same pliel,
and condition .toOd, the death oft the said ilzIlfb
AEbOtscDt. Ceties--Tcste.
nm n, UrETE~ = p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02
Acjntant g INSPECTOR Gems Office, ,
November 22d, 1915.
GENERAL ORDER.

The several memor ais, recently presen
ted to the War Department, relative Ia
ch nges Of Uniform, have been consider
ed
The uniform ofthe army established du-
ring the war, must be observed by the off
GERS Of the Peace Establishment, and fan
cy dresses, re sembling the military, with
out conforming to the regulations are not
to be worn.
By order gfhe Secretary Of liar,
ID. PARKER,
Adj. & Insp. Gen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02
free Irade 0Hd Sdiiors' Piphfs !
80 - pEf1 III lltlr ANnn-f

70 VIE Steamboat Can.blcn viii b. at tho lan ling
= oIJoiu Hoor. On Potomac river, ever NOR e
'cg. by nine "clo~k, after thc 9Th Of ibis M an,
(Novemb'r,) and viii be really O. take passaaeers
lrorn Richmond, b, the way ~ DhakirL aud Por,
Royal, 10 AleNqr0ra AMI Washinst. N, whore
me win arrive by 4 O'clock, M Til
fare Of pos eng IN the Gambler ,1li be 81 so T.
Acxsndriq, On S. 10 Washington, including breas
fast Every oticu iol viii he paid ~ render q
passag agreeable tn trose who my be pleased to
favor tlie Gambler viii, their co-nnaav. bc
ROBERT MOFFfTT, S,e.yqrA
Decem5cr ., Gi~!t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02

Sank of Augusta in refusing to give sheeie
for its notes. yourRaE
Erract ola letter 10 the Editoys, dated
Camh, near Eufautec, Octo5er Slsf,
1916
" AS the people of Georgia may feel an
interest in knowing what progress; is made
in running the boundary line. md particu
larly, | suppose, that part of t which lie
with IL h Trims o. Georgia. have tho't
proper TO communicate TO you for their in
Formations through the nedium of YOUR pa
per, that the commissioners have agreed to
leave this part ofthn lire, viz.--between
Ta'la0orsie and Chatahcoohjc unfinished
for the present, and 80 on from this to thc
Georgia line Immediately. This arrange
mcne was thought expedisnt, in order 70
avail ourselves Of the present dry season to
run that pat -. the Country, which in cen
seque &c of the many creeks, fats and
swamps. is almost impossible, especially
FIR waggors. The Georgia line wall, CON
sequentlv be finished, in III probability, in
IS or so DAYS. which will be in good time
+ tie approaching session Of the legisla-
ture of Georgia. TO take into consider ton
the manner of disposing cf so much If ;hr
late cession of land ms falls within their ju-
risdic1ion. OF this circumstance. howcv
er, the executive viii no doubt be officially
informed in due time"
Georgia .4rgus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02
NEW.YORK. Nnremher 9

Slipping at NeTg-YorIs On Saturday last, there
were lying Ia the harbor a New-York, I2l Ameri-
can aud is foreign ships one American and two 70.
reign barpues; 81 American and % foreign briggs +;
one foreign gaIiot; 1913 American and foreign
sebooners; 2Sl Amer.c9n and 8 foreign s'oops-
toal, SO2 merchant vessels This enumeration does
not include snail fishing vessel, of which there arc
a great nue,'e r.
Accounts from Portau.Prince, stqtc that in
gale Of wind, on tie 2OGl Of October, Emperor
Chfs'ophe's veests OF ar were driven on shore,
IN the harbor Of Cape NicIola Mole snd most Of
the houses in that town AID Jeremie, were unroofsd
or blown down.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02

Ceriri'SioHe"s C2cc Riciano,,N. e3ag NJ, 1915
The par'S concerned hereby rntiie tl,at have an
pointed Nera. he !arti doU eAi1gri one thousand a,
hundred and sixteen. for carry ing into effect he I,r lr
orders oi COURT on which ds tir attendance is required vt
my Office with all their papers, and vouchers r,a-
dy ior examination and settlement.
DecemJer2. 6I--]~s-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02
SPECIE.

u viii he seen BY th' letter from Liverpool which
ne publish to-day, that the 9th Of October last
Spanlsli dollars were at par in England, and Amer
can dollars about toitr per cent. 6eio7y par. Ea,k
notes specie we're therefore OF equal value in
teen per cant above mar l. b ,ltmore wi seven
per cert less than they were sold Tor only F.w
week since. Til, day roay be considered as f.
approaching when our Banks will resume specie
payments sni by the prudence Of their officers
thcy have fortunately retained the means Of doing
So spite OF the cxertions Of eastern suecuators to
send The specie abroad. Bat Fed GG=.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02

Wing become er c1,for IF Ha,w RyrA and
Gfco7frSe Of CH UiRrpr Rv~d i!te gfiTe,t-
oSer' |%l'e His notice 10 all 7gion IL nqy can
CEN ftF matter Of The utmost i17J0rfGricetkaf
ne $t'Udfjqn oftie Hestou - es,ate shorJI be Dis
"nc,y '''d@rsfooa; 7 tierefo'e Respectfully inuir
az PERSONS ha1iRs claims against Snd esia.e, II
coni""f"icdtc 70 me Msi, ndfEyse and a,uolrsf.--
f,o'e 7''io purchased negroes at tie Destaue,.
sac are 1eniiDded hGt tier Jonds ,ciR Jerome d.
~ re 2cM ofJaBn.,ry n.rt QylQfiose ,gSo 6'g.-
c'aSed GtheT kinds cfboberty Gye renii''.ied that
"a ~, "ebfs qre dhfe ah-etdv. Letters riYecied 4,
me 0y post TO .Nii.g0o9, 7rW receire The utmost az.
lennon. UILLL3.H q. E.qGE,
cfFreGcrici> ConutY.
Derember o 6J-7ry,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02

regiments ia Ir,lia, Tor EN- harka.'on. by Tie next
ships. With propp; ton ofoiccrs i,r each battalion
ODe oCthe London papers, states, that tie Court
Martial for the trial ct Sir Gcorsc Provost will de-
range The military establishment ia Canada; a gen
ersl officer was under oriers 10 proceed from En-
gland, to take TIE temporary command Of uat pro-
vince.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02

DR.. Bollmann, came passenger in the
Helvetius from Liverpool, and It is SAID he
is bearer Of dispatches FIR our government.
He landed at Newcastle and proceeded
Immediately for the city Of Washington.
PM. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02
Poctsl Himqnock8 f1r 1916.

Pocket .fimanocks FIR 1916.
Gust PUBLISHED, AID f,r sale, 1T Peter Cot
81 lor's Bookstore, the L4aies' anil Gentle.
mems Pocts, .Nnqngc1 and Remam5ralcer, for
the year Of our Lord, 1916
ALso--Jgst received, FRO y ESQ to 500 Rea,ns of
good Ui1ting aHd Letter PAPER, anl an elegant
assortment Of I'dber Hinginrs.
WANTED, young man, WHO writes good hand
end is converslnt in accnmpls, and who can come
well reco menled none Else need apply
Decerrhcr2. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02
From NHss's HIecklv Register.
THE WHALE FISHERY.

twenty-five ships, mann~,I witt TWEEN
tyon men each. have left Nantucket
for the Southern Whale Fishery since the
war
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02

Isittl pJDt, lJlN Ocf 1919.
Since oar last printed respects Of the % nit. We
arc sorry to disc sc America Stocks have still FUR
ther declined, and fears entertaiae1 by The holders
.h~ They will still 20 lower, particularly IT Ex-
change continues 20 rise in the y States: large n
mounts oithe new & per cents. have chang 4 HAMS
az 80, with dividends from the Isl October. Z is
10Y only the state Of exchange which dcpr sss these
Iuna', but the charges which have IN some ias'an
eFsbccn made for recei,ing and renting dc dri-
nns 70 : is country say per cent for rseeiyng
az Washington, O loss If exchange placing fnds in
raiiadephia, y lo.1 Of exchange in taking rrlrg
sis on England, and then per cent. Cor dong the
Dosinsss 10 Philadelphia, making nett ios Of ~
pr cent, On receiving the dividend here, which
must recesssri'y be further increased by exchange
,n'oncing. These charges 10 not apply to lie oil
stocks, on witch tie dividends are payable ID tits
,r0'ry, and they consequently bear a higher tice.
Ylr moncd men d0not seom TO be fond Of Ancii-
.a1 cou'ities, although We should hope that tie
whicH is now taking nlace IN the British binds
"li benefit those ofthe United States.
specie Is pouring III from all quarters We sfnnot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02

Extract ofa letter from on Efiscohalian
Gentleman in Bosfoa 70 his correctional
enf in ProUidcncc, dQted Nov. IS.
Dur beloved pastor HIS just informed
us that he has received an anonymous le;-
ter, covering pa kage to the treasurer OF
the Bishops funds, cont linirg three Boston
Bank Notes Of one thousand dollars each.
Permit me 20 congratulate You, and all
good Episcopalians in Providence on the
occasion"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02
LFr9n lie .Nerv-Yort Ca-ene, N5yem5er q !
EROM EUROPE.

By the late arrivals from Liverpool, We have re-
et'ed regular files Of London papers down To- the
twentieth last month
The London papers mention, tiat letters from
INC french ports state, that the eferatou is qicqf.
e. from france MGH eUsr 4r0s kuo1rn Every yes.
SCI that quits French port direct for America, j,
iofhed with arizons, manufacturers md neon. T. If
property. The silk w-avcrs, qu.tn, their native
o"niiT' SIC more numerous Cham any other de-
serptipn Of people.
On The 18th og October the rcopc Of Scissors.
SFrance) Suffered dreadlully by the explosion of
large powder magazine
One quarter ri the CITY, inciuding the beautiful
sa,hedrai has been nearly destroyed, aud many IN
haoisuis faye been buried w the ruins.
~ geh@sl order has been issued in Epgland 10
hod N readiness ali the effective men belonging TO