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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18

James 6rGre rsiikioh INA uSde e6is 3; De iors
God and the Father, is this 10 visit the father-
less and widows 10 their sIAciios.." Onthis
point Of the sexs he enlarged very instructivc-
ly, illustrating the nature OF The duties, to
which the apostle slludcs, and exhortcd the
audience 10 the exercise Of christian bcneve-
Icnes, With much Of that feeling and pashos,
for which his discourscs have lAllerly been
rctnsrkAble. Bot, oh |! il was enough! While
thus pleading, witha countcnance sufiuseG
with earnessness and afIec,ion, the cause Of
the INDECENT aud fsiendess, q mandate from
the councils of eternal wisdom, arrested him
10 the comheucemeut Of sentence, aud ia-
ssanlly closed his Suensal powers in utter OBJ
lision, 10 the woes and suiierings Of his fellow
creatures. He suddenly applied his hand to
his head, slowly took his Seat, rose up, and
. feebly, with the assistance Of others, walked
out; was conveyed home, and, Without 1tser-
ing sentence, fell into state Of apoplec,ie
inscnsibilily, in which he lsnguishcd, until
released, without struggle; from the last tie
Of his mortal nature.
Numerous are the eyes that will overflow
St this escht, FOR he was tehderly beloved by
every class of his friends. The poor will la
iheht their loss Tor many. were they upon
whom his private charities, like the refresh
ing dews ofthe night upon the parched soib
shed relief and glsdness. an active gov
ernor OF the New York Hospital As ,r0s,ce
Of the Freo-School3 % member Of other
importapt associations as correct and up
right merchant, his loss will be long and deep
ly regretted. OF his social qualities and his
elLinent worth as minister Of the gospel, il
bccovn "a "a here Ia hn silhnt we cannot <lo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18

Sly e,stcias with the political dreamers Of the
Convention Recommending this state 10 lake
upo0 itself adefence agsiust the common en-
envy In such . state of Things, wrss wo0id
: be our taxes, compared with what they now
are Whist il the present ability Of the state!
Would you rely on tho credit Of the State |!
Look al the last loan. Would yon rely on
the confidence and support Of adjoining slstes
the most superficial must Know il 20 be q
vain hops Your illibcssl and invetcratc
prejudice against the General Government
has prompted you 70 eensure them for not
Keeping on unnecessary taxes ever since the
veal. $40, Tor The exclusive purpose OF pre-
narioe for war: or in The words Of the Con-
ven.ion their complaint is t" she abohshirg 2f
erisfing sdxts requisite 10 prepare fhe country
for shoSe changes 10 svhicA nasions are alssays
erhosed, s0i:h vfesy 90 shs aeqmsision Of non-
nfnr Javor."
Hy what standard do you estimate our abiI-
ities to pay taxes. An amendment is propos-
ed 10 alter the ratio Of representation ID the
(. southern States, for which diminuiion Of
their taxes is proposed. Of course our tax
&c in that event arc 10 be increased. Do you
supSose such wild schcmes as these, recon-
mended by Convention, unprecedented 10
their appointment, viii prevail with tho peo-
pie, 10 impair that bond Of union, which is
the admiration Of the sworld,and under which,
I for near thirty years, no people were ever
more prosperou. rnd happy. w. y
.Gdv. Smith, Of Connecticut, hss BY Proc
lamation, summoned the Legislature Of that
State 10 assemble a, Hartford, the 25th inst.
1t. Col. AspIswAIl, 9Th rest. inft has
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18
FlKlM ES2 S2ABLlSHAD, .

Dy the name Of cHARiEs c6MsTocK& & CO.
~ who beg leave 4, inform tlicir hiepdt and The
stand in Marksi. SSxcrs. Asstkrt Liquors and Gro
ceries. At retail Also. supsy6ne Flour, BY the bar.
rel less quantity. Likewise, Tea, Coffee. Spices,
Pepper, Dyeswoods, Copperss, Alum. Chalk, To-
bacco and other articles. too tedious particusrxe
IN an advertisement. Z, &
Newport. Jan. q 1918. -A (Jle Ivy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18

Capt. FENwIcK, late commander OF the
prize-ship Hero, states, that he sailed from
Halifax on the 18th ult. The 9sth regiment,
from Canada, (Which has been supposed des-
tiied for castine, was under orders for Ber-
muda, and was to sail on the 18th, in trans.
ports, Under convoy Of the frigate Narcissus.
There had been no arrival from England since
che QuecnsBury Packet, which brongh. Lon
don papers to Nov. g. No expedition was fit-
ting odt--and but few men Of war IN port
Capt. F. had Halifax papers to the 10th ult.
which he has not yet been able to 6nd. No
intelligence Had Been received Of the Iphi-
genia, Ssatira, vengeur, or Sultan, men of
war, from Europe, with additional officers,
transports, and troops.
No privateers or prizes had been lately
sent into Halifax, and nothing later from Eng.
land than brought BY tho Nov. Packet. The
Bulwask, -, and Saturn razes, sailed on the
18th and 18th Dec. reported 10 be bound 10
Bostoa Bay. The I.eander, which sailed on
tie I'd, with the beet for Castine, feturned
about the 3,h, with several Of the convoy,
and was to sail with them again, on the lsth.
The Nsrcissus fsigate was 10 sail io.h, with
Heet Of transports for Bsrmuds. The
Maidstole frigase was in port, stripped and
repairing She arrived about the 18th Dec.
from cruise, and reported having fallen in
with : frigase, which would not answer her
signals. - ~
fAs ths cons,isu,ioo did DOT sail until the
l7ih, il could not have been her, and We have
no other frieate st see. y.
The Lvander, Msidslene, Narcissus, Wasp
brig, sc. were the only men-ef-wor in port.
The Escort and 1fcrope briggs Of var were
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18
CONGRESS.

Information from Washington to the iith
inst. has been received.
IS petitions against the transportation and
opening the mail ON Sundays, have been pre-
scnted anI resolution to comply with
thcm has been laid on the table ID the House
of Representatives.
The Estimate Expenses for tho current
gear have been submitted.
= A hill has passed the Senate approprikirg
100000 to provide Aoasing Batteries; for
harbor defence.
Several bills have passed 70 indemnify per-
son. who have suffered IN their property by
tho 'insasions of Washington and Baltimore.
The tax bill On certain manufacturs has
fnally passed. An 8 per cent duty on DIN.
brellas is laid.
The Bankrupt Law has not been taken Ip
since first reported. Petitions continue to
be presented 10 favour Of 1t.
5 The Bank Bill has been committed Id tho
Senate.
The bill to prevent Intercourse with the
enemy has passed the House, and been read
twice in the Senate.
A committee has reported ia favor of a
new organization ofthe Navy Department., by
appointing board of Commissioners, and q
now manner Of making purchases.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18
MNRRIEO,

10 this town. on Sunday evening Last BY the Rev.
MIR. Webb, Mr. MfcHkL FRExpoas to Miss HAM
NAM GopDARD, daughter Of the late Mr.. Stephen
Goddard
In this town, on the 10Th inst. BY the Rev. Mr..
Towle, Mr.. HRSRY CAsrorx TO Miss Ansr Lew.
VIZ. Of .ysv-Losdon. Cen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18
By Last Evenings Mail.

BosroN, January IL.
The priyatoer sch. Fox, Captain WinkIey,
sailed from Portsmouth, on Sunday last, OH .
cruise.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18

1t. Col. AspIawALL, 9Th reSt. inf. has
been breve,ted Colonel, to take date from the
18th Sept. lsl4,tho day on which was fought
the battle at Fort Erie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18

Gov. Smith, Of Connecticut, hss BY Proc
lamatioa, summoned the Legislature Of thai
State TO assemble al Hartford, the 25th inst.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18

We have numerous accounts of damages
by fireS. Johdsoes valuable Printing Ink
Mandatory has been consumed id PhlIadel-
phia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20
BAE -Iht n.

Landing AID for sale by tie suhscri5.
er, ~ tons SWERFS il.CN, assorted
in square and Eat bars.
JuhN G. LAID.
May 90. ataw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20
p O ; Y S G. e I p T.
NEw-YoRK, May Is.
Firm orr Correspondent.
Eoson Gazette Office, aMav Is.

I0sOH UaZette CWce, NAY 10.
last n;ht arrived here, Capt. Luce
late commander of the private armed schr
Sine-ouaNon, from Giberaltar, via Hall.
fax-S dgs from TIE latter rlace. Left
G;beraltf Goth March. Can't l.. rerorts
that newof peace was received there in
22days rom the Chesapeake; and tia,
AdmiralFereing, two DAYS before he
sailed. sdressed note to the Americans
at Cibaltar. informing item that a
small Aerine squadron had sailed and
-assed 'e streis hts, and warning teen
to be other guard and uot We in a
hurry tset home, for be would imme.
diateIvbmmission cartel to take them
70 thet States = number about lCG. -
About wenty had taken passage III a
81. ate,r England. Gait. L. left Hall
tax 7tMay, in a schr. bound to Nan.
tuc.et,apt. Robins, with brandy, RIM.
&c.-t Ter two days since and arrived
here the Country Wonder from
Georaswn. He reports that ship
ron, reenock arrived at Halifax in a
hort ssage, he believes 90 DAYS, and
las s to bring imperteaaat news; he
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20
50 Dollars Reward
May 90

I'D AN AWAY from the Subscriber
~ on the evening of Wednesday tie
i. t. instant, a bright mulatto boy, named
JOSHUA, formerly the property of n.
VIM. Hodgsun, about feet 6incies high
from 90 to 81 years Of age, stout mace
AID handy legged las swing in hi
walk ; had on when he went off a rair OF
blue paltaloons AID roundabout Jacket
but it is probable he may have changed
them. it is probable lie will maize t,l
Philadelphia OF New York, where be
will attempt to get employment as Con
feCtioner, in which business lie has beer
employed for sore tine. ] viii give ii
reward Of Twenty Dollars for securin,
him, if taken in Alexandria or the dis-
trict of Columbia, or the above reward
taken any distance upwards of t. city
miles from Alexandria, and reasonable
Charges if brought home.
LOUIS BEELER.
~ Masters ofyesseis and otl .er. are
cautioned against halb rins or caryia.
OF said fellow, as they "i.I be dealt aitll
according to law for So doing. l.. &.
Ma -. #
The Editor of the Baltimore Fedora.
Gazette vi please pub ssh tie above G..
yer, ot'er three times.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20

s,.o,pt 3ooIsrr'ssc rronerty IN
sear NOS. No., subject to !. anreasoaabis
yea - > frey have an equal poWer t.
ssrrelgs ,,, q, osen the desks in your house
cause ,ys yonr deeds, MORTGAGES, bonds
aad sta, ate letters. Your workshops age
apd p rsstlss Of safety while in them; as
YER IN n nointof law, as the houses
hl ,.b;cb YOU i've. And you are con-
j. WIN '4;,oaIv as secure from 8 uareasona-
st'tl''oa aas. and seizures," in the oAe, as
!5a e@h - - A MECHANIC.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20
Latest from England.

Arrived this morning, British brig VT
tori, 40 days from London, with a va.
iuable cargo of dry goods. Passenger
Messr,. MATHEW Ralston, Morrison &
Paysm.
Mr.. RaIston left London The OH
of \ priI. and has oh'igi',gl, ravored
Ii, it'll large flies of various f.nglisI,
print, TO that drte The, are prin
cipaIIy occupied with extract, from
F.ench page ;, r.l"lins TO tae late
events liz Frture. most III v l,ici,
have already appeared in this coun.
try. ssr. Ra!sun informs. that i,
was currently understood, tia, the
Il fish government, on the 81: 4
pril would j, ne a declaration as tu
the COURSE which il meant 20 pursue
in relaiIon to France. Indeed such
..aper, he thinks. had been issued
on that day-he could not succeed j.,
oht 'inins a copy. nor could he learn
what VS. the tenor Of it,.
Among eur papers We find several
of Cobbtjl's ReeI iers In a., Of
the frst Of April is "a very long Irl
ter 10 Lord Cassl'reash the conrlu
ION of hich cannnt fiji IT, he hi .sh
Is interesting to :, mclean ieadrrs
We stall give il in our next
is,nSui AZ ,,nI =, all e,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20
PHILADELPHIA. Nav II.
Rich and .<eGSOndble Grriral.

We have e pleasure to an oul.ce thu
arrivals thissport Of the ship facific, ca t
Ldwardson. from London Sailed Apr
/, and brings no news. She has on boar
$50 packages dry goods, 40 casks whit
ing, 81 ditto copperas, - do. birthstone
and Ice cases do. Gus city is daily be.
coming stocked with e' cry descril ton OF
foreign mesc andize. Country merchant:
may now be supplied with the most eA.
tansiye SSDrtinp t.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20
Nav 90.
/ his IS 20 give Ntt.Ce,

That the subscriber OF Alexandria Conn
y IN the distr tof Columbia, has obtain
ed from tie Orphans Court of Charles
county. Maryland, letters Of administla-
ton de bonus zen. of TIE estate of il + &
NEALE of 4he CONT aforesaid deceased,
All persons ayipg claims against t c
said deceased, are hereb warned to exc
hibit the same. with vouchers. to t, e sub
scriber, on or befHle tie eth da, Of Ne
vember next t.ey NAV Of erwise bv
ias be secluded fronl all hel eft of sid
estate. Given under m, land this 9th
Ga, OF "a A. d. 1915.
|. A. NFALE.
"a 90. Gaw?w.
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LANDING

In \ DINU
From Erig CtGrissa inn. Capt. TaJfs,
40 bbls. MuScorado SUGAR.
From sleop Little Sarah from Hile1el-
phin.
90 bbs. best POTTER.
400 barrels freio' t, will lie tale~ for
Philadelphia in said vessel; to sail as
soOE as lfeIed. An', to
ldemS, Herbert E. 10.
+ Apr
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20

,rosnect bef,re them. We think thai
With eight per cent. aE r.,lorem, giyln%
oonls, taking oaths, and keeping book.
Cor tie inspection of the spies and har
,ies of the national revenue DEPARTMENT
heir chains will drag heavier and heavier
Until they are driven from their honest
ursuits, to seek their living in some o
ther vocation.
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Ground Plaster.

fENfiE subscriber las on hand and IL.
Il tends keePins, large and instant
supply OF Ground tlaister t, + sale at a re.
dnced price at e Mill on King street
d few doors below the Union Bank, and al
ms store on the wharf.
A. P. COVER,
May 60 law4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20
MI

NC'lI l..
81 AVING taken my brether HUGH
IL w. DENEALE into a trers!ip
sltt me, tle business in future will e
conducted under the firm of JANiEs aid
HUGH DENEALE. All those wlon.ay
be INDEBTED to Jcres {. Dpneale. viii
lease make payment to either of tie
firm.
JAMES G.. DENEALE.
Nav 90. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20

could rot procure any thnig but a verba
report. which was that Louis had arrived
n England, and that England had de-
clared war against France but ne does
not yOuch for the correctness OF 1t.
NEw-YoRK, Nay Il.
We understand the U. S. squadron.
Under the command of com. Decatur,
destined for the Mediterranean. are rea-
" for sea, and detained only ty a head
Wind, which prevailed all yesterdsy, but
will sail the first favorable moment.
Yesterday arrived at this port, the sFir
Massachusetts,, and British brig Sarah,
Both from Liverpool, with valuab car
goes. They sailed from Liverpoe, on the
first of April. and bring Papers to that
late, which are received at this Office
Having had later intelligence from Eng
laad via Boston, those papers contain no
tang OF interest.
Tie slip Milo arrived at Liverpool on
the seth March in IS days from Boston.
the first mere ant vessel which lad reach
ed England from the .. S. since the rat.-
ication of the treaty of peace.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20
William Ladd.

A NNOgNCES to his southern friends,
IA. and the public at large, that re
continues in the execution OF CCASMi.1-
SION BUSINESS. being PROV ided with
one of tie most eligible situations in Eos-
ton and with ever, taciiit His lopg
course of eXpe,ier ce and extensive c'h-
aections in tie Flour and grain trade eo-
,,ecia,i afford to bis e tabEsi EFT Il e
greatest advarta; es. vlAch with Lis best
eAertionS will "a al to those who iayCr
him with their orders.
boston. Mas. Ma 12.-9O. law en-
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NoRFoLx Nav II.

NORFOLK May IL.
Arrived on Saturday, tie schr. Bro
Tiers, Captain sissou, q days troi
Curacao, AID Il from Aux Cages. Frol.
captain N.ssvnWe UNDERSTAND thata ia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-14
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FDH SIZE

VEVHE SUBSCRIBERS declining health, induces
n in 70 oier Tor sale, TIE very Vaiua6e Probsrty
On winch he now lives, ia the town ofIapDahannocS
his property consists Of brick building about two
huHrtd and twenty-five feet long standing ON lot of
wv Acresoi hand, upon the man-srcet in the centre
OF the town, which enclosed with brick wall OF un
usual strength and thcknessupon it. are all necessa
~ 0ut-houses VIZ Dairy, Smoke house, Laundry,
Aha large new wooden stable, and grsnary
ne Garden attached To this lot, is considered g.
qIa to any IN Vrgi ia and the advantages which this
property combines, make il the most desirable esta-
ohShment for public house, to be met with, In al
most aay place IN the Site To this lot is attached A.
mother Of two acres, highly improved, and now well
SCI win clover An anxiety to retire from the bu-tIe
olActFe NE vii induce the ssbscrter give great
bargain IA the properly here described aud uncnm-
inoy liberal terms vail be granted to any pei son who
may beepme the purchaser. Ii It should b., d, sire
ie.medatc possession will be gwen and ovsr ~ facility
soded to meet the views of the person contr, citing
ny supply q such articles rs the establishment NAV
t'quire, to be Kept III operation. The property NAV
"e seen, and the terms made known by application
70 Tic subscriber on the premises
TUNsTALL BANKS.
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Boston, June 8.
BY the cartel ship Royal Severe On. from
Plymouth, in 81 days, we have received
London papers to May LIST. They contain
the Intelligence that hOstilities had commen-
ced between the Prussians and French, by a
skirmish OF adyanc d parties. Murat has
been beaten by the Austrians, at Ferara and
Occhro Belle, himself wounded, and the ac-
count adds, completely driven oat of italy.
a division Of his troops, 5000 strong, was
driven from Modena, April IL.
The British Government. are sending over
to Ostend large bodies Of cavalry. Ac-
counts state that Lord Wellington is to have
Is or 10000 cavalry, and 500 pieces of can
non, Welimgion's army IS in positions cx
tending fron Charleroy to Newport.
BnrssEt5, Apfi2S.-A courier from Vienns who
arrived to day at ono, las brought The most important
Intelligence, that Joachim Murat has been csnplete
y beaten out Gf Italy, b. the Austrian Army under
Gen. Frianont
DrNASr, april R6.--mshEaes hare beg,n b..
fVern Hig Frussians Gud tie Frencb~-.pssfSreav =.
venHtg there s9os an affair ef or tosts at s'aLnfe
no'R, leagues from Gpef, 6et4sees. The Prnsgi1 y
Gnoers and q French detachment. The iaf,sr aad
s,~edund tosf IS Pllsone7's. .4ffer this far DE-
| Frefh returned 10 Givet
NEw-YoRK, Jane 10.
- IafesfJ from England.
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cfamation declaring that the province of Lorn-
hardy & Venice are Incorporated with the i'm
perial dominions of his crown. The Iron Crown,
and the order of the same name are to be + .
tanned"
austrian Declaration res1tccti1g Ntraf.
The Vienna Court Gazette contains an Off
cial paper of the conduct OF Murat, from
which we make the following extracts.
On the 5th OF March, the news of Napo-
Icons escape arrived at Naples. The King
immediately sent for his Imperial Ma esty's
Ambassador, and declared to him that he was
and should still remain, iiiviolab!y faithful to
the system OF the Alliance. He renewed the
same declaration to the cabinets OF Austria
and England at the same time he sent his
aid-de-camp, Count de Beaufrimont to France,
with the commission TO look for Bonaparte,
and TO assure him of his support. Scarcely
was the news of Napoleon's entry into Lyons
received at Naples, when the king formally
declared to the court of Rome, &" that he con-
sdered the cause of Napoleon as his own *
would now prove to HIM that It had never
been foreign to him." He required at the
same time a passage through the Roman
States for two of his divisions, which, howe
yer, far from acting in hostile manner,
should not disturb the Holy Father in his cap-
tai.
The Pope protested against the violation Of
his territory, and when it took place, his Ho-
iiness lett Rome and repaired to Florence.
"On tile Sth of April, the Neapolitan Plen-
ipotentiaries at Vienna delivered note to the
Cabinet, which, with assurance of the most
friendly sentiments of their master, and of his
| unbelievable wish never to separate from Aus
trla, announced that his Majesty saw himself
forced by the altered state of things, and for
his own safety, and in agreement with the mi
litary measures which all the Powers thought
1t necessary to take, to give likewise to his
military force a greater development. This
| vel,pement should, however, he within the
line OF demarkaton, which was fixed for the
Neapolitan army by the Armistice of 1913
| Meanwhile the Neapolitan army, without
any further declarations began on the 3Oth of
March hostiilties against the Austrian posts
on the Legation