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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS ARrICLESI


Imtrsped P.a,stey ./or Chinnsys Som
years since y Mr.. Conrow, of New. .Jcrss,
built chimney 10 house for HE brothsf
IN doug OF which, he mixed in the stuff viii
which he pIaistcIed tho inside ofths ehimhsl
u certain quantity OF salt. The quantity
unknown and the person is now dead. II
said tho chimney has never been swept, M
been set on fire, nor has II ever been foul,
The SCOT bas been always falling ircm {
chimney on the hearth on every damp or gil
ing day.
An improve nent in building ehitnbtys
as TO prever,, them from ever bceemins foj
has lately been discovered N Epglsnds--a,
The inventor he's gained prize given Tor
stnIc n,ig-,6t us,v object. 1t cansis,s in cd
but The ere e-piace is built aside Of the M
flue and The small foe leading from ,he Il |
place, com IN uniea,cs with the principal chi
ney . little above so that the soof % Il fer
falls into the reservoir which 10 made by
iower part Of the main chimney from
point OF junction. 4 small door 10 plat
near the floor to take out The scot from bel
which Is collected from lime 10 timo In
acceptable.
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the said captured vessel add property -shsiI
be, snd The seme is netrby released TO tho
SAID captors,
Sec 8. md De IL further enacted, Thai tthj
seertts,y of the treasury be, and he 10 E.t.,
authorized and required, to p os, ss
money 10 the treasury co2.o,hsrwise ann. s
pristed, The sum OF Ive hondred slsl,aFsss,,J
s9ssi p'orortior-s;, to Mathew Guy ans I'm
Meoaws,a OF pr.ne. William eesnty in virl
smis' end Samuel Jennison and WiIfrsd D I'd |
yoi 81 Mays eoun,yio Maryland, OF,
'helr legal representative; which is paid 4,
'nsm A an evidence OF the sense en,ef,sio.d
% uAsir valor and good eonduet, in ca p,u,i
oos' belonging TO the enemy, in Ciemth,'3
nsy 10 Po'omse river, in December, oha
.neusnna eigh, hundred and fourteen; /; max
'ng pfiscnersof the crew. consisting OF mid
snipHa" ana four searnen, with their arms
aad also Aseqn pspea,ion for tho psisons, q N
~ esen I'm snu nsisssedto the proper officers d
= Apsn .as
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-23

AN ACT directing the discharge Of Moses
Lewis from imprisonnent
BE H enacted BY he Senate and Houses Of
Representatives Of the Cnifed S.stes Of .fms-
RIGA in Congress assembled, That Moses Lew
is, who is now confined in the gaol Of Haver-
bill, in tho state Of New-Hampshire, on q
judgment rendered by tho circuit court ct
the United States holden at Rutland. for the
district OF Vermont, by which he was sen
discharged from ms ,mib1stlniiea. S'ses. he
ed however, That sny estate, real or personal,
which the said Moses Lewis may have, or
hereafter acquire, shall be liable 10 be taken
to satisfy the sentence against him, in the
same manner ~ if he had not been imprison-
cd and disc seha'ged.
April 76, lsl6-.afproved
JAMES MADISON.
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.sss MAbisor,,'

AN ACT for the relief Of Elizabeth Hsmil,onl
BE H enacted by The Senate and Hoass Ql
Renresensafipes Of the United States Of dmsI
'iea, in Congress assembled, That The propc}
accounting officers Of treasury be, and the
arc hereby required to settle tho account o
Elizabeth Hamilton, widow and represents|
live Of Aexsnder Hsmiltoo, deceased and Il
allow her 6ye years foil pay for the serviec
OF her deceased husband, as lieutenant col
onel in ,he revolutionary war, which hs
years fufl pay IS the com mutation Of his hA
pay for life to be paid ON, OF any monies
The treasury not otherwise appropriassdi
April go. iele-SppropsJ.
IAMES NAf1tSHN,
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LAWS.
PUBLISHED ny AuTnoRIrr
AN ACI ior the reliet of the Baltimore aud
Massachusetts Bible Societies.


Massachusetts Bible Societies.
BE 10 enacted By The Senate and House Of
kchres0fafives Of fae Urnrs States Of fine.
riea IN Congress assembled, That all the 6u.
ties due and payable to the United States, on
sseI Of stereotype plates, owned by the Bal,i-
more bible society, imported from London
to Phiisdelphis, in the year one. thousand
eight hundttd and fifteen, on board the ship
Electra; and from Lcndon to Baltimore in
the same year, on board the ship Joseph, be
and the same are heteby remiued.
Sec. .. ind be if further enacted, That the
comptroller Of the treasury be, and he is be,e
by authorized to direct debenture TO be issu.
ed TO the Massachusetts bible society, fos n
drawback Of du,ies upon an invoice Of bibles
exported from The port os .Bosion, ON hpasd The
brigsn,ine Panther. in ,he year ono thousand
eight hundred and fifteen: Provided asuepsr,
That tho said society shall produce sssistae-
tory evidence to the said eompttoller, rs the
law dirests, that tho invoice aforesaid has
been landed in some foreign por, or place.
April 20, isl6-,9pprs,sI
JAMES MADISON.
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Des,royinS Cdferhiilors.

k|Nsb"yHG NoG'IHtHFs.
To show what permanent benefit may
derived from = well directed iempory cS
uon, / shall here beg leave to state one Of
Forsytb's experiments, as tho result ol
ought to be universally known by every
son who attends 10 the rearing Of fruit ir}
About fen or twelve years ago, Mr.. Ford
observed in the early part Of sum met, ih|
swstm Of cate,pilIsfs had established th}
selves on row Of young apple trees al
,wenty in number, aud were committing 81
ravages upon The leaves Of those trcss \
they were then Of no great size, y set n
self TO pick of all the leaves on " hich Cd
pillars were to be iobnd, beginning at one
and proceeding regularly toward. In
way he went over about one half Of the Il
with grsa, care ! bot ,ir,ng of his labor,
other svocsiions dem andipg his atts tior|
left the other half OF The trees 10 their |
The consequence was, that the picked
after a temporary Suspension Of growth
out new set Of leaves, made vigorous 81
and al The end Of tho season, we're in pc
health and strength the other half Of the
had been so entirely stripped Of their IL
by the ea,erpillars, who tontinucd long
them, that they had not strength 10 rec
ourisg tha, season, which 60 much weak
Them, that they became diseased, and TO
space OF Aino or ten years that ho left
untouched had never made one healthy
and scarcely produced any fruit ., ell
plants which had been picked eontiouin
this while TO grow % yigc -ously rs coul
wished, and producing fruit ~ we'll a
Other trees Of the same ego in the e.
The difference was indeed 30 vety stri
that could not help taking notice Of
first time saw them. Suspesting IL
originate With the soil 10 which they gf
anxiously inquired into the cause Of IL
ference When was assured tha, the
throughou, the whole was Of the sane qu
and that the difference in the growth be
The two ends Of the row was TO be asd
eo,ireiy 10 the Circumstance I have jus
stated.
-----oo-
indisersGsn.--An indisereet man 10
Ie,ier without sssl--eveiy body maJ
read him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-23

AN ACT su,horzing the payment of a sum
Of money to Joseph Stewart and Others.
De n Enacted by fhe Senate and House Of
Rehresenfasives ef the United Sfafes Of Ame.
riea in Congress assembled, That the seere
isry Of the ,tes,ury b., and he Is hereby su-
thorized and required to pay to Joseph Stew
at and his sssocia'es, Of Do chester county,
in the state Of Maryland, OF to their legal rep
resenta,ives. the SUN Of ono thousand eight
hundred dollsrs out Of any mopsy in tho trea
sury not otherwise appropriated, which mon.
y i, paid to them for their gsllsntfy and
good conduct, in esP'uriog, during the late
war, a tender belonging ic the Dsuniles,,
British ship Of war, and tsking eighteen pris.
oners, 10 wit one Lieutenant, one midship.
man, thirteen sesrnen and three marines, snd
a. compensation for the prisoners 80 taken.
Sec. 2. md be IL further enacted, That sby
claim which The United States may have 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-23

r ESPEI IFOLLY inio. ma,us 1 ,ands and
The public, that he has taken the s.ore No ll2,
Thamss.street, formerly occupied by Mr.. Nathaniel
msnt Of
Moral, Religious, Miscellaneous, School,
and CHukd,ens Books.
Together with an extensive assortment Of
STATION AIRY,
On as good terms as can be purchased in this town.
Newport, sspt. 18, 1915 (f)
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WFpeh,
JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT for the relief Of Ga,,svus Loomis.
BE IL enacted 6y The Senate and House Of
Rehre,enfanpes Of The United &afes Of hme.
RIGA in Congress ossem5icd, Tha, tho propsr
accounting officers Of the war department be,
and they ate hereby authorized and directed,
to audi. and settle the claim Of 0os,svus
Loomis, assistant deputy quarter. .msster-gsn-
ersl, sns TO allow bin, in the settlemen,
thereof, such credits az may be equitable and
just,
March 1e, ls15-.lsprrsd.
JAMES MADISON.
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Fresh and cheaper man ever!

FreSh ana cIledPcr tHaN c0eT'
T w. EDDY, viii his day open an as'ort-
y ment of summer Goods, at less prices thAn ever
have been offered for sale in Ss town consisting Of
every article usually called for. Amcng them arc
superfne Ginghams, at IS cts. yard Camorlcs,
hne, at 90 cts O. Co,tons, at II cts. large PoSk-
et Handkerchiefs, at cts and Other goods IN pro-
portion. The public invited to cau and examine.
EeMHort. Iuns 26 1916.
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AN ACT for the relief of Samuel Manac.
BE i enacted by the Senate and House of
RehressntanDes efthe Unhed States Of Arne.
risa in Congress assembled, That the prope'
accounting Offices of tho war department bo,
and they are hereby authorized and directed
to audit snd settle he clam of Samuel Ms
nae, friendly Creek In,sau of the half blood,
for hi- properly, which was Destroyed by the
hs,,ile Greek Irdiens, IN the late war, by as
certaining, or causing to be sscertained, The
value thereof, IN sucn manner. and upon such
terms, as mey be equitable sod just.
Sec. 2. ind be n further enacted, That the
amount thereof, when 81 sscertsiped, shnll
be paid to the said Samuel Msnsc. out OF any
money in the treasury not otherwise sppto
pristed.
April II. tsi6---atprsvei.
JAMES MADISON.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to J. W. EDDY. either b.
"A note or book account, are requested to make
inaediste payment. Acceuats that have been STAND
inc more tnss four msstss, viil be lodged in The
hssds Of an Aiisrnry FOR eolIectsn, after the 2o'h
cf oe,shss. sewport. ocs. 2, 1876.
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ETA for sale, at his Dock Store, No 167, Thames.
street, adjoining souherly the Carpenter
brick house. general assortment of BOOKS, in Di.
vinity, History. Law, physic, &c-vIz:
BIBLES. Of all sizes, cheap as those that sell,
cheaper than any other store--school Books and
children's Dooks--prayer do-Psalms and Hymns
Blanks of all kinds-Ameriean and Dutch Quills--
Sealing Wax and Wa!ers-Pocket Books.
IL also keeps ClRI ULArlNG IL
BRARY, containing the greatest assortment Of Old
and New Novels. Histories, Magazines, sc. of any
in this town
.Hso-lhe greatest assortment Of House Paper
manufactured in America, France, Russia & England.
or u States Bulls. " York and X. leland .ifon.
ey viii be taken at pa. for any of the above Goods
Aewport, .3Prii 81 1876.
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fery Cheap Goods, JSr Cash !!
THOMAS H. MUMFORD,
Has just rseeiped, and for ssls.
Af ~. IN yfL

AAAoAtho IL. Nl " WI UNI,
Has just rsesived, and for ssis,
1T No. li9, Ihames.ssresr,
AN extensive assortment Of DRr Goop,,
which he is determined to sell as low or lower.
,han has been sold Cor a number of years past in
Newport--anso~g ~hieh are
BkoADELoiHS anu CASSIMERES of all colors
and qualities.
FLANSELS--red, white, green, & Yellowstone
IS low as ls6 per yard, and fine for 2se
hOMBAZErrS-blacA,e brown, green olive scar.
let. and piaid-some low as las per yard
GtNGHAMS-x large assortment, at 20 cents per
yard.
CALICoEs-superhre and common, very good
FOR las per yard.
CHEx-nen and cotton, for ls6 per yard.
ShiritlnS Cottons. from 90 cents to S.
Bandannas and flag Handksrehiefs.
YESftSGS--slik, worsted and Msrseilles.
LiNENS-vsry lsw,
Ladies' black and Iead.colored vorsted Stockings,
line, for 81 per pair.
Elegant silk and Gotten .Shawls
Cotton Lace, handsome, for 6s per yard.
With variety OF other ar icles, cheap for Cash
for proof Of which, please cali and see.
GT New-York money ard treasury notes, taken a.
par.
3. All petsons indebted by Note or Book-Ae.
couat to
Josfah Munro, Nah. Szpeet, or Caleb Greene,
are earnestly reqnes, ed Ike immediate payment
to the subscriber, who is authorised to receive the
same the same Those, also, VINO are indebted to
the subscriber, ara requested TO make immediate
payment THOMAS H. MUMFORD.
Newport, Oct 9, 1916
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT for me relief Of Edward Wilson.

AN ACT for me relief Of Edward Wilson.
BE IL enacted BY Ihe Senate and House Of
Rehresenrafives If The Uni'sd States Of .fu,e-
rico in Congress Assembled, ThG, Edward Will
son shall be pstmited to withdraw an entry
made by James Caldwell, on tie fourth day of
April, one ,housard eigh, hundred and eleven,
at the lsnd office at Sieubenviile from the
southwest quarter OF section number thir.
teen, in township number nine, of range num-
ber seven, in the district OF land oifec ced for
sale at Steubenyiile and the money paid on
the said entry shall Dc placed to the credit OF
said Wilson on any purchase he may make,
or may have made Of psbis lands in said
district.
April 20. Isle--.3Rprsyed.
JAMES MADISON.
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NOTICE.

In order that the subscriber may be enabled to
i NEE, his own engagements, he calls on all Pc.
sous VIII, are isdestcd to MIN, TO make Immediate
psyneat, ethervise ne vii be under the siss.grse-
abe necessity Of placing his demands in The n.Dds
Of az attorney, fer csilsstsn. CALss fkiPr.
Newport. Oct q, 1916.
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Eleazer Reed, Jun.

Has TOR sac, IN .fo,e, on Ly1n's t0haU d.
55 casks prime new Rice
i75 bbls. Tar; 25 do Turpentne
1909 spokss for Car iage Whess;
500 Fur skins 200 VT Beeswsx;
go VT. Cotton
.Aso, for Safe-Pew No 7, 10 the Rev. Mr..
Wydown's Meeting House. June ~.
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Fall Goods.

II SESSIONS be, ihis day received,
11s large assortment f FALL Goops, which he
will sell very low, for cash or approved credit
consisting sf-supehne black, blue, broSn and olive
pr,adcloths and Csssimeres; 1 bae Blankets DO
Bombazets. figured and twiiled do R-ttinss aud
wildbores 1 case fine and common Calcoe. 1 do.
steam loom shirtings; few pieces peiice Cloths !;
L bale Flannels dark and light imitation shawIs; |;
1rsdras shestings; India Coitons Lutesrings; Le-
yan,in.s Ribbons; patent net muslin Nesting;
worsted Hosiery, &c. &c.
An extensive assortment OF American manVfactur.
fd Woolen and Cotton Goods.
n. B. A.hthosc indebted earnestly requested
% make payment Accounts cf long standing, he
must Of necessity lraye settled by third person. az
Ger the 18th Oct. next.
Newport, sept. l5. 1916. in1
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II rare chance for Cheat
GOODS.

a RICHMOND is continuing to sell of his
IA whole stock in trade, (Which comprises .
very handsome sssortment,) below cost-and will
receive New-Ye,k money at par As this opPortun'
ity will last but few days longer, those who wish
TO buy cheap will nd it for their advantage to call
before it is too iata.
NIB Itis hoped that those who are indebted viii
not neglect to call and settle before their accounts
srs put in the hands Of attorney for collection.
Has also, 10 Let,
And possession given the first of October, the
House and store which is now occupied by him, to-.
gether wuh the store and stable, on the wharf.
A. RICHMOND.
.NtHporf, SebtsmSer II, 1916
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Grand National Lottery,

Grand National Lottery,
SECOND CLASS.
Commences drsvins in IS aSys
$4,000 Dollars, HIGHEST
$4,000 Dollars, oTL nDi1rc
10000 Dollars, fH1%Ho'
Tickets SIX dollars only, halves aud quarters in
proportion. Tickets, in great variety Of numbers.
constantly for ssh, by
JOSIAH e. SHAW,
Al his Exchange and Lottery Once.
Nsw'fork money and Treasury Notes taken atpsr
Tor tickets and stationary-and all kinds of money
bought and sold on the most accommodating terms.
Newport, sept. Is
baptist SUne Chapel Lottery,
No. 2.
The Managers will complete the Sd DAYS
drawing Of this most excellent Lottery on he
ID day Of October neKr. Only 5000 Tickets rem.n
to se drawO-sll the capital prizes in the wheel--
" Buy our tickets" (say the Mansgers,) " and we
pIedss ourselves to complete the drawing wisASu,
delay" Tickets, warranted undrswn, at the osnt.
nal price OF Five Dollars, to be sold by
JOSLdH {. SH4V,
at his Lottery and Exchange Office.
srpt. IS
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DANIEL WAIrt.,

DANIkL w AT It.,
1as jIs received BY fhe Him. q Henry from
B0sfsn, and c6trs for Sste az he 'Sore,
Ne, -, Thames- St,ee.
A LARGE Assortment Of China, Lus-
"A tre, Glass, and Liverpool WARE, Inferior to
in quality, having been selected particularly for
this market
.lESO-
A general A.,ortmen, Of DRY GoeDs-Au Of
which will be sold ChsefJ'r Ca'h.
lie returns bis sincere thanks - ho old Custom
ers for past favors, and wishes for . ssntinusnee
Of them.-He would howcyer. not. be thought an.
mindful Of those. who by way Of assisting Young
Afan in business, bsve drawn his Goods ron hiu
on . credit. and 10 not pay Toe them.
Newport, Oct. 3.
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Blank Military Executions,
For sale, By J. c. SHAW, iis, ThaDess,rees.
oSsbsrs'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-23

IndisersGsn.--An indiscreet man 10
iet,er without sssl--eveiy body mag
read him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-23

William LOWE,
1T store No lo7, 7hames-stree,,
y ESPECTFULLY informs bis lends and the pub.
N lie, that he has commence ed the
.fuenon and Commission Businen
and would be hapry attend to all who may please
to employ him. lie wiii advance Cash OF Goods de.
posted slther for public or private sale.
He else k-eas far saLe,
large assortment OF Groceries and Croctery
Ware, at wholesale and retail cheaper than Can be
bought in this town, for cash only
New York money and treasury notes exchanged at
small discount. July ,.
A. V. ALLLN & co.
ID EsPEcTfULLY .equaint their Customers and
N the pubic, that they hAvo taken the store No.
10y, Th,mes.suest, next south 10 bir David Rod.
mans, where shey effos 70, sale, a, wholesale and
retail, as cheap as can be purchased in Newport,
complete assortment Of genuine
GROC l. RIES.
.Ass, for sas--9 tens bar Iron.
Newport, sept. IS. 1915. tu)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

,.,crn Ii Improvement, the carditaIpoi"ts OF
state r' SIiler (,nembs Of co"gre}s rom s Co.
nD.r,Enians: generous, ingenuous, brave.
,,'o SSsnfs;n Parker virginia: the home OF
+, ;b::rty, or the grave OF Vaior
LIZ, y. j'bos. Mary (of Aibemdrie J--Algiers: a
pr;i;sh Ffiiry OH an American Pedestal
nv Judge Roare-Our National Cnaracter
r.,}tcd mud rctrieved-Honvr to those who ~
enc, T,Jce Coaltcr--Our distinguished, s. what
:. more. orr ,espcctrd fcllow-citizcn, JonN
Ny.psrALL Chief-Justice of the Us
Bv p. y. Das'e'-liie modern crusa"eior
Iegitimate monarchy: more odious, because
loss honest than the excuses OF ighoran; ianat-
icisni. -,, Do, .,o HID
whose breed is improvedby crossing the ATTAIN
g. 'Tbc British Peacock submitted TO an A.
anored British Sparrowhawk.
~ philip N. Nicholas. 4forney-tIenrrdf) J.
Wilson. BRUcE, and HuTcHissoN: the aye of
shi,alry has not passed, nor the glory OF Eu-
rnpc eNtinsuishcd forever.
kv Rotf. Gamble Madame LAvaLErrE, the
,uojcrn heroine and model of wives
Nv 1ho.,as Rifchie-The Patriots of South
America they fight in the holiestoi alicadses,
Liberty
burs, her fetters, and take her staiion among
the free nations of the EARTH
Bv Uiul;dm Preston South Carolina the
land Of MARION, SUMPrFR and pIcRENs.
By Robert Mdl'ry-'rhe blessings Of free
government: may they be feltand acknowledge
Ell throughout the world.
BY Adiiah Meadc-Gcnera Scorr: with
out fear, and without reproach."
I;y Laurence 4. Ddde-Ihe Patriot cause OF
Nortb-America, the Patoiot cause OF South
America: akindred spirit agitateo, may kind
red success attend.
By Colonel Gooch--Genera HARRISON may
the public wrongs of good man and a gallant
soldier lac speedily redrcssed.
BY itiHia,a Finney--1hc Navy of the Uni
ted States-NIay the breeze which carries it in
10 action, bear with it the dying words of the
bold Lawrence-DoM't gice up Che Ship.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

Flom ne NantVrket Ca-Cftf, Dec. u.
by the arrival of the brig George Waslir~
ton, Captain Myiick, in Is days from St. Tho
mas we nave received the following informant
on OF the Spanish Re,olutionsts. Captajo NJ
rick states, that or day previous to MS les,.
ing -. Thomas which was on the End of This
month, Gen. MGregor arrived there from ti,,.
Spanish Maine, bound to Mexico to Join the
Patriots at tiat place
Captain Niyrics was several times i'm co,n-
pany with Gen. NJ Oregon, and learnt that ,be
Patriots had totally defeated The Royalsts. and
obtained possessop of all thar pin ofihe couI
try. Capt. NJ. learnt that Ger. NiGrr~oTys
reason for leaving the Patriots OF ,a.sn;,s
was, that he was dissatisfied with Their conduc2
aplain dress. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31
EROI TIL hIEINI,l.L.s,r.s.-Irsn =

ny the arrival al this port Yesterday Of scl,y
tttractive, from Malaga aud GibraIfsr. ue
learn thar the whcle OF tie American snns.
dron IN the Mediterranean EXCEPT the frigsie
at Malaga, from Algiers, about TIE 9sti, a.
and sailed immediately for Gibraltar, in con.
sequence OF the long time ,hey would I,e sur
Jectto quarantine at tI,at place.
no person was permitted 10 land from The
SQUADRON at Malaga, but il was understood onr
difficulties with AIeiers had Leen settled With
ont resortto arms, and peace once more cstab-
lished.-[ Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31
BYLAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Neic- yert. Dec 81

MO J 90, Dec. y.
Capt. Everett, OF The biis i;;ppomenes,
q days from Curacao, informed us, dat
letter from Porto Cavello, dated 2ist
Nov. stated that eFatrofs, to The mum
Der Of GOO, had assembled at Barcelona.
where they expected 10 be met By The
same number Of royalists.