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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
PRIME GOODS.

A RICHMOND viii open this day complete
IA assortment of Fancy and Staple GOODS, con-
s,st,ng Of cases CaIicoes-among which are few
piece, mourn Cambrics and cambria Muslins, Lenos,
L,cenetis, figured and plain, gentemens Craga,s,
very elegan, fine beaver Gloves, ladies' black and
white long hid Gloves, and an elegant assortment o!
Ribbons, elegant imitation Shaws, do. mourning Pa.
rasols, which will be sold very cheap.
aisO, elegant striped and plaid Gngharns, one case
fine Cokrain twist and Britannia sbrtIDgs, cambria
pimites. iackonct and cambric MusIns, colo Levan-
tine ard Florence Silk
Lite,c'se, a few pieces mixed, brown and black
Cassimeres, Broadcloths, Cords aud Satinctts.
All Of which having been bought very cheap for
cash at auction in Boston, rednced prices will be
sold very cheap for cash only. August 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

In the late action with the Penguin, pri-
-,,e marine of the Hornet, named Michael
Smith, (who had served under the gallant
CAPTAIN Porter in the Essex when she was
murdered by the british squadron at Valpara-
iso) received shot through the upper part Of
.ne thigh, which fractured the bone, and near
~ Al; the same moment had the same thigh
sroken Immediately above the knee, BY the
sp,nser boom of the Hornet, which was car
ried away by the cnemy's bowsprit while a
foul OF her lin this situation, whIlc bic .ding
vpoo the deck and unable 20 rise, he was seen
20 make frequen, excrtions to discharge his
musket at the enemy on the ,op,allan; iorcas.
tic of the Penguin--this, however, the poor
fellow was unablc TO accomplish; and was
compelled to submit to be carried below.
This IS wha. call frue 6tae.-The Yankees,
like game cocks, will peek TO the last.
National Ia.eAIgcncer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
Mhuman Conduct.

In one OF the Car,elS arrived here last
week, Came JOSEPH SLATER, an A.me-
rican seamen, belonging 10 INC State OF
Pennsylvania. lie was IMPRESSED oy the
British, EIGH TEEN lEAkS since
and vas kept in their service until Ae re-
fused TO hight against ms native country.
They then Z PUbLlCLi WIPED INN
in scandulous and lnhuman manner, and
he was sent TO the Chatham receiving ship
as prisoner or war, after being deprived
OF ten years wages Slater informs US,
that there were upwards OF 2000 seamen
IN Drtmoor PRISON who had been I'M
pressed, and gwen up as prisoners OF war
many OF whom had been treated in hike
Darbarons manner. - Hos. CHyon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
WASHINGTON CITY.

awe have the satisfaction OF Witnessing
l.svs the Nnional Iaielligcneer,) rapid ad
vincem mcnt IN the repsirs,or rather reconslruc-
ton of ,h. Cspiiol, Presidents House and
Public Offices, under an appropriation made
by Congress. snd the fostering protection ot
the national faith and in the erection ofb1.
nerou, houses which have been lately com.
menced for private use. Added 20 Tors eh.
cousasiag STATE of things, an assoeia;isn OF
private iudividusls, eitizeOs OF the place, se'u'
.,cd by a spirri, OF libera!i:y which deserves
high commcnis,ion. ars building, at ,hsir ewn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

1900 .ofcash or tickets in 6lh class NJ S6 81, ,ooo
oo4i prizes S94,oco
''trried TO 9Th Class, $4,000
10000 tickets, for the lottery, 10000
$4,000 tickets at SIS Sl2s,coc
The holder Of six dollar prize in the class shall
lave the privilege OF exchanging his Ticket for
IN the 9th class at par provided Me ercnge be made
srhfn thirty doys Gier the commencement e the dras-
ing Of this Class II will be by the scheme that
the tickets are worth at least 81.
SIXTH CLASS of the Lottery, being the JSi-fh CT
this scheme
$4,000 Tickets at Sc Si5o,ooo
BrouEht from the proc eetinC classes, 1000
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
WESTERN TROOPS,

Generals Brown and Miller, left Buf-
Gloe about the lst or Cd inst. for Detroit
and Mackinaw. The 10Th and l2thregl-
.nents Of infantry had likewise left that
place for Pittsburg, ultimately destined
for St. Louis and the North Western
frontier. These are the most efficient
Missionaries, that can be sent among say
ages.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

sCje The late IMPORTANT Enrohean Euerfs,
Of which we gave an outline 10 our last, are
fully detailed IN preceding columns. We are
not yet apprised of the measure taken by the
Allies, after the entrance OF their armies into
Paris, on the Am day of July: but the return
of Louis XVIII. TO France, is sufficiently in
dicatiye Of their views
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

bsfore he Stumbled and Iell when his brother
pitched upon him and stabbed him in three
places in the back little above the kidneys,
which Immediately put period to his exis-
tence. a gentleman present, in endcavoring
TO arrest the arm of the assassin, received
several severe cuts 10 the arm. The murder
er immediately made off, and has not since
been heard OF. They are both men Of fami-
les.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
Steam Boat Enterbrize.

The Louisville, Kentucky paper, Of July
gath. saws, 2'he Steam Boat EnterprIze,
Cant. Shrieyc, arrived "a, this port On Friday
last, in one hundred hours from Pittsburgh, a
distance of eight hundred miles. She takes
her departure for the same place this evening
or to morrow morning..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

Ki.AL F.oi E-Fok SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale, at the corner of
Pearl and MonHt Vernon street, that new, con.
veni4nt and well built House, and Of the best ma,c-
rais for the sole purpose OF paying all just and hon.
orable debts Any person desirous Of laying OUT
their money to the best advantage would do we'll 10
call and view the premises PAUL BAILEY
N,,uborl. .9upusf l6 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
FARMS-roR SALE.

Tor sale, four Farms adjoining, containing abour
one hundred add fifty acres ach situated in the
town OF Sou,hwck, state Of Massachusetts, one.hslf
mile from the central Of said town The above
Farms are excellent Tor grain ard grass Also. on-
half a Gun Powder hanufac,ory on one Of said
farms, and likewise an excellent scite for Cotton
Factory or almost any other water works frequir-
ed an extensive credit will be given for consider
able par For further particulars csqurc Of tho
subscriber on the premises.
fff- AARON TRENCH.
Souireick, .qngpn Is, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

$4,000 tickets, $4,000
The Managers from wish 10 conform To
what oppears to be the public taste at this time, ara
induced to suspend the I'd class OF this Lottery, for
scheme OF four connecfedcasses and st price whicA
puts in the power OF almost every person TO pos.
sess Ticket, at the same time il oilers handsome
fortunes to adyen,urers The few Tickets wh,ch
may have been bought in the I'd class will, fire.
ques,cdbe exchanged for the same amount in Tick
cts in the first Of these classes the money returned
The drawing Of the first Of these classes will com.
mencc in Boston, in September next, and the draw
ing OF the succeeding classes will, is expected
rapidly follow.
Prizes must be demanded within one year srou
the end Of the drawing Of the Class.
1irkcts and Shares, can be obtained al J. C..
SHAW's Truly Fortunate Lottery Office, No. 49,
TbaDes.strect. .fneifst rs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

ins heard anI that the decision should be
delayed this purpose.
Nj. Regnaut. Do you wish 80 delay Till
Lord Wellington is al the gates of Paris
A considerable tumult ensued.- Nj. Plon-
icres answered with fiercencss.
NJ. Dupin. or what has the Emperor alb
dicated What is i, that could forco so gra,s
soul to sacrifice its power | remind you
that he abdica,ed because, in spite OF his love
Tor France, he felt that he could no longer
preserve her. If IL had been in his power 10
have fulfilled this task, without doubt he
would have been ambitious Of the honor, and
We should have been the most base Of men,
IT. without partaking of his sentiments, we
should have received his abdica,ion TO have
put The fate Of the nation into the hands Of
an infant
have another observation TO make, which
hope you will hear patiently; but if am
interrupted, that will no, prove my observation
bad, but only that you will not hear il. de-
mand OF you, DO you beheve that Nafoleon III,
ss'N do, ryhas NAPOLEON T. coaid NOT ?
NJ LEFEvRE-woulsn no, hesitate to recog.
nize Napoleon IL. If he was in France, bu, he
feared the machiayelism OF the Powers.
The mnrriage OF the Duke OF Cumberland,
4,h son of George the Ill. to the Princess OF
oolms, is said to be disagreeable 10 the British
Court, and that the Queen VIII NOT admit her
TO her ievees.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
NEWPORT.
TVEDWESDdY, AUOUST IS, 1915.

Col. EusTIs arrived here on Monday even
ing las;...Also, company OF United States
Artillery, foem Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

The citizens of New-York, with their ac-
cus,omed hbcraity, have honored Captain
BIppLE and the other officers of the Hornet,
with pablic Dinner. Commodoies Chaus.
ccy and Lewis, and Generals Macvmb and
Boyd, were present.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
Man. Stealing.

p
Mr.. SAMUEL HOPKINS, of Foster,
and MIR. HENRY STONE, OF Scltuafe, in
This State, have recently returned home,
the irot alter an absence OF II years, and
the latter oil Is years. lhey were im-
pressed into the naval service OF Great
Britain, from American vessels, and, as
The rest OF their country men who were III
slavery did, at the commencement OF hos
tllities, gave themselves up as prisoners
OF war, since which period, they have
been immurdered in the dungeons or
Dartmoor. Mr.. Hopkins has a family,
who had long since numbered hlm with
the dead Il son who has nearly attained
the estate OF manhood, during inc lnger-
ing years ot his fathers servilude IN ,lc
:" foatlng hells OF Britain" MI. Stone
had repeatedly written to his father wnllc
III slavery, and the necessary documents
were as often forwarded, TO procure ms
release, but i'll vain. Their sutterlngs
have been almost beyond endurance a,.d
their Joy OH finding themselves once more
on the soil OF liberty nearly overpowered
their faculties. -Prov. Pat.
Fran, GandaiOahe.--Byt tho arrival Of the
Osprey, Thomas, from Point pc,re, we learn
tina; an attack upon Guadaloope was. daily ex.
pccted. A large exp editiof was preparing
at the Saints to so against tha, place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

~" ot Uchet5 III tIic 5th Class % fS,SUV
$40 prizes $4,000
Carried 10 6,h Class, 5000
For tho LOTTERY, $4,000
f6.2T4 blanks, worth at least ST. each
$4,000 Tickets at SIS SIOp 600
The holder OF otaas in this class shall have tho
privilege OF purchasing Ticket in the 9th class for
30, reproducing his blank wjisin Mirf, ,idys a'isr
me completion ef ihe drassiag Of as 6ih Cess II viii
be seen by the scheme, that the tickets in the sixth
class are worth at least sepen Goilars
FIFTH CLASS of The Lottery, being The third OF
this scheme, at SIS per Ticket
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

expense, spacious and co-'noiious house
the CsPi,ol Hill, for the accommodation Of
Congress, at the next session, and until the
repairs of the Capitol are entirely finished
The bridges are rebuilt, and other usetsl and
necessary improvements are going on with
spin, and vigor and we have reason 10 be-
live tha, the want Of work men aud mate rials
alone prevents the commencement, Of many
others"
Putting dolvn tic Pirates Of Bdrbary.
The Daily Advertiser OF Saturday has
long article from the Ley den journal,
embracing a plan for putting down the
plracies OF the Barbary powers, which is
stated to have been presented to the late
Congress at Vienna, and Immediately
accepted by some OF the ministers. Ii is
the suggestion q. Sir Sidney Smith, and
does credit TO his talents, his public spirit,
and phiIanthropic views. What cncour-
agement he will receive from the COM
mercial states and Kingdoms OF Europe,
to whom the plan is addressed, We know
not but it Is within the scope Of our con-
lectures, that Com. DECATUR will have
clOiHzed these piratlcaI powers, long 6e-
tore the British Naval helo sha.. DC abe
TO procure their consent 10 effect his greal
oblect.--boS. GaZ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

The Hon. Mr.. Crawford, late Ambassador
to Ghcnt, has accepted the appointment of
Secretary of War, and proceeded 20 the ex-
ercise OF the duties of that Department ,e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

Old Ironsides" are happy to learn,
SAYS the Boston Gazette, that the navy board
at Washington have taken into consideration
the peculiar merits OF this ship, particularly
in her last capture, of tsvins I; and agrecd to
reward the galan. crew, by estimating the
Cyane at S 100, 900, which is considered c.
quail to tull compensation for The TWO prices:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

brig Penguin, of si.'een 50 pound carron-
AIDES, two long l2's, sc. captuted by the
u States sloop Hornet. Z
Length of Deck loo feet'
Breadth OF Beam 81 anu l-% ieet,
Thickness Of euiwarks ~ incGes,
Thickness of the top OF the Port IL IL inches,
Height of Buwark where ham. ls feet.
rnocks are slowed ,
Distance between guns ~ ieet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

The Russian ship Henry, of 500 tons, e.
days from CARTON, with teas, silks, tente
iegue, sago, cassia, &c. has ar. at n. York
Left at Canton, February 27, New Packet
and brig Brutus, Gage, Of Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
THE NEGOTIATIONS.

Proccs-UerbaL offhe Conference Of OCT. Q.
After several confidential explanations
between the Plenipotentiaries Of Austria.
g. Britain, Prussia and Russia OH one side,
and the Duke of Ricbel en-, appointed Plen
ipotentiary of his NJ jesty the king of
France, on the other side. it has been a
greed upon TO day. that the relations be-
tween France and the Allied Powers, arm
ed for the re-estabIishment and maintain
auce of the geseral peace. are deinitively
regulated upon the following bases-(tIere
follow the four articles already publish
ed.
The Plenipotentiaries having de6ni-
lively adapted these bases. have concerted
upon the course to be adopted. in order to
arrive in the shortest possible time at a for
nal arrangement, and have consequently
determined
81. That general treaty shall be
drawn up upon the basis above laid down
and adding to them such articles as by
common consent shall be Judged necessary
TO complete II. The French government
will nominate on It's part the person who
is 20 unite with those whom the courts have
charged with Che drawing MP Of the treaty.
" Cd. That the commits toner's appointed
for the military affairs shall proceed, con
jointly with the commissioners whom the
French government shall appoint for this
purpose, TO draw mp a project Of a con-
ven,ion 10 regulate every thing relative 70
the military occupation, and to the support
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w. FOUsHEE, p. M
Richmond. Deccmbe1 on. t8t5.

Richmond, December OH, 1915.
THIS day met DR. VIM Fopshee San. who asked
M If had -en the Argus to-,lay Ireplied no /;
he then said there was n most unsccountable attack
made on him by the Editor, respecting the Post-Of
nee, and requested me togo vito him and MIR Lon
dy to see mr. Burke, Nth whom told him | was
acquainted X that had heard him COR plat Of par.
tiat' IL the Post-Ofice. ] accompanied them tn
the Argus Office, but not finding Mr. Burke there,
We went 10 Il house Dr. FOushce jill not appear
n know Mr.. Burke. ] introduced them The
Ductor enquired his cause of complaint sud VIII,
he slonid attack him through tbs medium Of q news
paper. Mr.. BurSe rcpl ed, that hiscs Of com
plant was, his not receiving regularly over night.
bis Northern papers; That lIe one morning rcceiy.
ed i've that should have been delivered over uisht
IL aso stated, tat he knew when the North. rn ia.
pers we're sent 10 Petersburg BY mistake, sad re.
turned from that Office by next mail that they were
not delivered until! the evening following.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23

ten and fifteen dollars. Tobacco which
would now command more than double
that price. Iconsidcr my last sale as bad
o. c. and would give something handsome
70 be off the bargain.-Indeed, should
have left town three days before the last
Hhd's came in, but for the arrival of
just as was setting out When the
Tobacco was opened, 1 did not mean to
sell it, and had made no arrangement in
my own mind for that purpose-It would
not have been inspected but for my detenti-
on by IS business
" p. S. Since writing the above, To-
bacco has continued to rise, and yet the
outcry of want of money, was never loud
eramong the Merchan;s-What do they
want it forf To buy Tobacco"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
NFw.Yonv. necemhcr 1n.

NEW-f OK, december 10.
The Editors of the Mercantile Advertiser are in
debted to the Poiilcness of Captain Corran, of the
ship Samuel, here Sunday evening" from
Bristol, for the LodOn Star of the eth OF Oct. one
day later than before received, from which are ex.
trscted the articles below.
The same paper contains a det4iled account Of the
loss of the British transport ship Arniston. on her
passage from Ceylon To London wrecked on the
S0th May, near Laguiss OF $50 souls on board
only 6 were saved, and they reached the shore in
most massled and exhausted condition. Lori and
Lady Moesworth among those who peIishcd
S51 bodies drifted ashore, & Inferred at Cape
Town. [.He, 4J-
The Princess-Aisry Packet, arr at Falmouth,
Oct. 81, in Is days from Halifax.
Mai. Keller had arrived in London, from France,
with Bonapares carriage, horses, plate, &c. taken
by the Major at Waterloo
The Duchess Of Wellington had left London, to
join TIE Marquis at Psris--where they were to re-
main during the winter.
The refractory seamen at Newcastle, Shields, sc.
were completely snbdued AMI no apprehcnsions en-
tertained Of any farther trouble.
The new brig rriune, Small, is advertised to sail
from Bristol for Philadelphia, the uidlle of No
vember. GAZETTE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
ron THE ENQUIRER.

Extract IF letter from a Planter Of
Charlotte county, 10 his nrigL6or, da,ed
Dec. 1916, from Richmond.
Be SO good as to ride over and tell nv
Overseers, that they need not make any sa-
crHce toprorure Wagons. Letthem engage
eIl OF their Crops that they can't bring down
with their own teams 1roUidcdth they can be
procured upon reasonable terms; Tobacco
cannot fulton the contrary, Gin my iudg-
ment) IL must rise. The pressure If tie
curta'lment at the Banks, and the conse-
quent fall Of the exchange on London,
Cannot damp the market-nor evea the
arts OF Merchants, (some Of whom have
great influence, to my knowledge, with
the pilnters,) who dccTy the article and
employ agents TO buy up every HID they
can lay their hands upon. The Planters
,oSe' on an average, a vast deal Of money
ny rushing into the market Instead Of wait
'hS until the crop is fiji to ship. Indeed
some Shippers have been so imprudent as
70 ship new Tobacco.
have be II congr atulatei on my grea.
s"'e SO ! was last spring, when ] sold a
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~ WS'T7t3 tOh, I'cctN1OcT II.
THE TREATY.-We have heard, and believe,
though the Proceedings thereon have not been dis
closed, that the Commercial Treaty with Great
britain received The necessary consent of the SEN
ate on Tuesday, by an almost Unanimous vote.
His ExcelIency the CheysIier DE- ONIs, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentary of His
Catholic Majesty Ferdinand With, near the u.
States, presented yesterday his credentials TO the
President, and received in that capacity.
The President OF the United States has recogni-
zed BENJAMIN MooDIT, Esq. as His Britannia Ma
jcsty's Consul, for the states of North Carolina,
South-Carolina and Georgia GNat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23

MIR. Burke stated, he iij not know that letters
we're delivered at uight. When reminded OF that,
,e said he had received two letters one or two
evenings before that last night lac got no papers,
,nd gave reason, that lac did sepi To the OF
fee until ten o'cloek.-ile denied any charge OF
Partially to prters in delivering ews-papers; he
denied say ntenton III applying in the smallest de-
gree, the words insolence OF Office TO the Post
Mascr; stated that il merely a ,Iuotaton
ne acknowledged that he hal never complained.
spoken, written. or sent any message tn the Post
Nj ister. Respecting neglect or omissions Mt the
o'hce; That when Mr.. Ponson5y w,s ia the Office,
he never had any cause of complaint any account.
he foregoing is, rs nearly possible, the substance
ct the conversation that passed between DIR. Fou-
since aud Dir. Burke, wbstI was pres mt.
ALEXANDER FlI TON
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Post-OFce, Petersburg,
18th December. 1915.

DO hereby certify, that the Northern Mai, when
Ealing 10 arrive in time at Richmond, has regularly
reached my office the next night, Cf not prevented
by some accident on the way, over which the Post
Master at Richmond could have contro,.) am
July persuaded, notwithstanding the past aud pre-
sent arrangement Of the Mails, that no Mail has
been improperly detained at the Richmond Office
an not disposed TO attach so much blame to the
Post-Msster at Richmond, rs the Public do, mas
much sit evidently appears that the Mail cannot
be prepared in time for the Southern Stage, when
1t arrives at clock. The Public, too, are not ac-
quainted with the great labor of n Post-Ofice
THOS. SHORE. z. NJ