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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21
DysrURB,sacES fNEAcxlaD:

Things have come strangely round".-.
Yes, they have. Englsnd who supported a
war of snsious sggression on the liberty and
prosperity Of every nation, is likely to have
the poisoned ehsliee returned TO her own
lips. lfit should allow the res, Of the world
a respite from British int,igurs, II is devout-
ly to be wished thai che may be obliged 10
auaif dose Of thar poison She has 50 o!ien
presented 10 othsfs. II penalty does no, fol-
low crime, the moral rslstlons Of The world
might suffer revolusipn and success alorc
(no matter lby wha, vilIisny ob,aiped) be tho
proof OF excellence. Let us, hope, that lhe
heavens have in store, thar time hiss in en-
bryo, ,bas long-desired blessing, the over.
throw OF the British otgarety--tae des,ruc-
tion Of that per6dious juuto, who, secure in
their seagit isle" have found pa.,ime in
the misery oi e,her nations, sending war, in
trigue and f,mine, and all the msois,ers Of
their wrath abroad, under an impious ecrs.
denee, that such evils could never be refalis-
ted on them at home! But, says the Dub-
lin Evehlng post, things have come strange.
ly round. One Of the most -psessinent artf-
cles in The London prints, is the disturbed
state of Engisnd. 1--we did not know that
Honiton, and LiuIeport, and feo,il, ant: Hal
stead, we're places 70 be found in the map cs
the most favored part Of Great. Britisn. wn
should, from the phraseclivy Of ,he news wri-
iers, conclude that they verc Liking OF tho
diru,bsd districts in Limerick. Tippcfafy
snd Waterford. 1, isoci 80 however. when
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21
G0iseeiianp.-
FROM InE pALrIMoRE YArnIo1

II lNonarchy and established Churek.
hope my fellow.citiEens will read the
following certificate With the attention. IL
merits for IN my humble opinion il calls
tor serious reflection, aud should excite uni
vcrsal indignation. II gives the features Of
federalism and hoat icism an expression
hidcous- in the sight of frcemcn aad -chfis.
,ians. That on in6dcl should isok to gov
eminent Tor support of his dogmas blythe
exercise Of force, is perfectly consistcnt:
That a subjecl oi Great Britain, a Russian, or
Chinese, should live con,entedly under q
monarchisl form OF governments, iotelIigi gible:
and considering the difficulty Of establishing
abctter government in their respective coun-
tries, that It may even be patriotic for them
: to live so, is highly probable but that an
American citizen, freem IN by birth, and in
this case leaned judge ard Christian by
profession tha, such man should long To
establish monarchy and hierachy over his
native country, is in my mind ,o,al,y irrecob.
cileshle With sound morality or genuioe pi.
ETY.. Yet, thar such arc the intentions and
such the wishes Of party. the annexed GER
,i6cuic mcsl clearly testifes. Judge Owings,
whom !, Charges, isa leading fcdcrplist Of
Baltimore county. MIR. Hughes the affirm
mant, is very respectable inhaoitsnt Of
Ftedriek county, an American fsderalist;
that is 10 say democratic republican, aud nc
friend to Fccerassn Of RE Boston Stamp.
lie is Christian, bu, no,-a fana'ir.
-cER7IFICf7'E. ''ss' -
Eriracied from fne Fredriekiozn Political
frariner.
"In conversation with Mr.. WIN. Owings.
OF Di'imorc county, on The night Of the
2e,h or 2y'h of August last, at CueIe aud
Frcsrs Tavern, Sign of franklin, Marke, !
street. Mr.. Owines, alter talking on local
poiuics Tor while, observed ,hs, the allies
had succeeded in putting tlowu Bonspar,e. |
remArked thAt wss -aissiJ las, alter tasy
hid done debating to Europe, they would |
2: sas!r wish - dsr,s,e Us " eising css
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21
SPECIE PAYafEArS


IL appears that Delegates frcm The Rsnla.
Of kes.York, Philadelphis, and Bal,imors,
nst - Philadelphia on Tuesday, 10 copsiser
OF the course proper for the m to puisue in
regard 70 the resumption Of specie PAYMENT.
We are sorry already to see symptoms Of
opptehation, on The part Of ,ke State Banks.
10 the propositions from the Tseasnry, having
~ view the great object Of re-cstabHshine =
circulating mediom Of specie, or Of paper cur,.
sertiole into IL. Wc'hCpe il will mol Be their
disposition, sad, il !, be their disposition, ihae
VIII NOT DC In iheir power, to thwar, en-
ebJeet SO highly important 10 the solid pros
peri'y OF the nation, 50 necessary 10 the regu-
lari'y and safety Of every business, so essen
iial 10 The comfort and conyehitnce Of every
individual in society, from Tie weakly bankcr
10 the harcy Ia5orcr.
II IS rumo'ed, that The Bank COMMITTEES se
Philaeelphia, propose TO publish manifes,o
or exposition OF their motives for an Intended
refusal 10 co-opcrate in the Treasury proposi.
tions.. The ground on which the NalionaT
Executive has acted is known TO US, from the
publication OF the cffieial letters OF the Secre-
tafy OF the Treasury to the Back. We shall
soon know the reasons on which (if il shall bo
so deeided) the principal State Banks still
longer defer the resumption of payments in
specie.
an impression seems to prevail in tho
minds OF some, that tho propositions Of Me-.
Secretary Dallas are conceived in spifi, un-
friendly, or at ieas, ind sssnt 10 the in,srssss
OF the state institutions. On the contsa,y,ss
lis The interest Of the y. States to protect,he
state banks, so We believe il TO be the designcf
the government. Bui, !. not also reasonabls,
that they should exhibit conciisiory dispesi-
zion on their part !-Conciliation is necessary
to union; and without union, the prospect Of
specie payments viii rcceds instead Of ap-
proaching.-All but those taAk stockholders
who are making fortunes BY il, are certainly
weary OF the paper cycle, and snxiously desire
the return Of tho silver. We hope the bank.
srs ,co msy finally End their interest 10 il.
MAJ. IniH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21
JAMES MADISON.
-AN ACT for ihe relief of A,hnr palmer.

AN ACT for the relief Of Asher Palmer.
n ne 10 enacfed 6y tie Senate and House Of
ReArescnfafives Of the Uaifsd SAFE. Of .fne.
srsca IN congress' assembled, That the proper
accounting oflicors Of the Navy Department
be, and they arc hereby authorised and direc.
rcd TO audit end settle the claim of Asher
Palmer, for small schooner captured by The
British to,ccs n the late war, while the same
wax 10 the service Of the United States, by
ascer,aining. or causing to be ascertainctl, the
saluo thoreof. in such mannef as shaN be tea-
sonablc and inst. ra.s sts
< Sec. .. .faSb if further enacted, That the
amorn, theroof, when so asccrtained, shall be
paid TO the sail Asher Palmer, our of any
,noney in the Treasury not otherwise appro-
p,ia,ed. ei.essi
April &c, isi6--,sabrered
{. S.. ,e JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21

NN 40 Tor TIC TeFIef OF EphraiIn ShaIer.
he if.c1acfed 81 rae Senate and IiOnse Of
Reysrtscntaavy efthe United States Of -<ue-
riealiu Congress wssm6!ei, That the proper
accounting officers Of the War Department
be. md ,srcy are hereby authorised and dirce-
'cd 10 audi, and settle the accounts OF t.phraim
Shpier. late 'licu,eosnijn the army of the
United States, and to allow him, in the settle
reen, thereof such credits as may be equi,a.
klc ond inst.
april %, isl6.--.sSsrored,
~. =, ~ JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21
ASBURY.

sef
Fvsm the Evening Poet Of Safnrdey.
We are plssssd to learn that among the
passengers srrived yesterday, in the ,h;p
Mary Aueusts, from Havre, is the Rev. J. "
GaIlsndet, who left this country more than .
yeAr since, with the view Of visiting 'tbe in.
ssitutions 10 Europe for the instruction OF ths
deaf and dumb. -
Mr. O. alter passing some time in London
and Edinbcfgh in the prosecution of ,his oh
ject, proceeded 70 Paris, az she in,i,a,ion ~
the ceiebrated Able. .Sicsrd. Here he ha, en-.
joyed Tor some months past the benz g, of NJ.
Instruction and the sdvsptsge Of attending b;.
public snd private lectures. Mr.. C.. h s.rs.r
panied by Monsieur Laurent Ckre, = n,,;y.
Of France, deaf and dumb from infanev-.Iis
IS one OF the most distinguished pupils OF tho
Able, and for eight years past has been one
OF tho assistants in ihe asylum ~ Paris.
These gentlemen will proceed without de-.
lay, 10 the supcrintendence OF the institution
lately organized at Hartford, { ono tic nj, flor
the instruction of the deaf and dunb,) a, Tho
mead Of which is his exceIleney Gov. Snsfh.
~ must DC source of pleasure to.eyery one.
VINO mas had an opportunity 10 observe the
situation OF those, who, unfortunately, have
hitherto been deprived OF the means of .os ;.a
'n'ereoufse and-of religious and literary i'm.
provemeni, 70 find thar reiief is 40 near Al
na1d. i appears that in this counuy there
are several hundreds Of persons of this des-
cripiion; and every bene yoleus heart wilrs az
Perienee lively satisfaction to learn, .,ha, Wa
may now anticipate shs, in the United State.
as well % IN Europe, they will be qualified
Tor usefulness, and be in,roduced TO pleasures
hiths,ss unknown to them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21
An ACT Cor the relief of Thomas Ap Gates.
hy Jones.

BIZ IL enorted 5ytae Senate and House Of
Rcarrscrfetirrs ,offhe Uni,ed Statrs Of .fme-
-ica IN Congress dsse~Sisd, That the proper
aceoun'ing Offers of 'hc Navy .oepaS,mcn,
be, and they srr hercby au,horised anil diree-
tel,c sudi, and settle tie aecounsr of Thomas.
40 Ca,csbv Jones, . ii-u,eccot OF the navy Of
the United States, and to allow him in the
ssulcmen, 'hcreof, such credits Us may ap.
pear rq.i' b. md jpt,. ~. rs
JAMES MADIsoN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21
.AS .ACTto increase the salary OF tho Reg
lister Of the Treasury,

ister'of the Treasury,
Nt 8f:frrnaefed by the Senate and House u
-i'sfreienmfiprs Of the United States Of -fiae-
,rica ia Congress aassaa6led, That there be al.
lowed and psid ,othe Register OF tho frcas.
'uty, for has annual salary from tho Grst of Jan.
luary, ono thousand eight hundred and sixteen
'shc sam Of three thousand dollars.
ApriI 80. isi6.--.snp,oped,
.a~ s..sa.i JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21

N.hc Department or State. And the said
ils,s, shall exhibit the amount Of eompcnss-
sion, roy and emolumenis allowed 70 each
ef'lcef, agent, clerk, epdethsd midshipmsn,
p no state Or soun'y in'which he was born, and
where employed.
ae,oirea, rhasshs ssersasy Of the Ma
W spojoinrso the liss os the persons employ
Ell An his department, the names, force and
~ soadiaoa Of sIi the shics and vessels belong.
ing TO tbe United Ssses, and when and where
built.
.. Re,olpea, That ere hundred copies Of
sthss ssid regisser be printed and rhes on
tho hrM Mohdsy Ia January in each year,
~ whsn new Congress shall % ssse mbled,
there be delivered 10 the Pfesident, the Vice
President, each head ofa department., each
member ofthe Senate and House oil Repre-
s,sen.alive Of the Uaived States, one copy Of
such register and 10 the Secretary OF the
senate, and Clerk Of the House of Represen-
intivcs, each ten copies, for the use of the
respective Hocses tnat twenty-five copies
shall be deposited in that Library Of the Uni
SGD States, a. the seat Of govern ment, TO be
? used like other books In the Library, and
ttbat the residue Of the said copies be dispo-
sed of in such manner as Congress shall from
sai iSne 70 time direct.
a. rResolved, That for the information Of
The present Congress, such register as afors-
snd'be prepared and dist ibuted as afo resaid,
onthc f. st day Of its next session.
April ~, lsi6.--sane<csed.
-, crrqsa JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT Tor the relief Of Thomas II. Boyle. |
De II enacted tp fhe Sennfr and House Of
Rehrcsensafives ef the Usifed Sfafes Of .fme-
,sca IN 'cSngress assembied, That Thomss II. |
boyle, or his legal repre- sentatives, be author
isadto enter with the register, Of the land
solfice, without ,paymens, twelve hundred and |
cigmy acres of Iaud, Including his settlement
.io the Mississippi territory, and on teturn be-
Jog made 10 the commissioner Of the general |
land Office, patent shall issue as in other
cases. +1t $50
.3ec. T. Hnd 6sn farfAer enacted, That |
there DO allowed TO the said Thomas ii. boyle,
thrsc months pay as captain In the army o:
tshe United States, TO be paid out Of any nou-
iiaA in the treasury NOT otherwise appropriated
4 .s.s JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT declaring the assent Of Congress
ito an .act ofBthc General Assc mbly of the
s:nic Of Virginia. ts4s
esg BE if.enacfed f1e Senate and Honse Of
k1sff frfse1fafives " yfhr United Sftfes Of .1,re-
fTtea IN Congress assembled, That the assent OF
tCongsess u hereby given and declased to an
sacs of the General Assembly OF vitginis,en,it
, 'lcds.An act Incorporating Cow psny for the
purpose OF improving the navigation of James
stivar srom Warwick to Rockets Landing"
which ect was passed on tho 22d day Of Feb
rnsry, in the year ono thousand eight hun.
dsed and Aixteen.
April 26. i8l6--.7fpreved
.ri3 w'i1r y@ JAMES MADISON
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Cast fsilos siiizeas, ftsru soIr eorsdescs
every man vhose msxims Of eovcrnsh On.
snd views ofrelieion are like those expressed
6y fudge Oyings, IL you wsnld preserve your
liberties civil and religious, for seniimen,s
like his would destroy them all.
ASBCRY.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04
JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT to alter certain parts Of the act pro-
viding for the government Of the Territory
Of Missouri.
Rehresentafives Of The UnifSd States OF .fme.
riea IN Congress assembled, That the electors
Of the ;crri,ory of Missouri entitled 10 vote
for members Of the House OF Representatives
of the territory at the time of clectng the
representatives TO the General Assembly,
shall in each county in said Territory eject
one member of the legislative council TO serve
for two years and no longer, qualified accord
ing TO the provisions Of the fifth section o!
tho " ac, providing for the government, Of The
territory Of Missouri" passed june fourth.
one thousandseigbt hundred and twelve, a
majority Of whom shall be quorum, ond
shall possess the same powers as are granted
to the Legislative council by tho said rceiied
act; and in case Of vacancy Of Q member Of
the legislative council by resignation or oiber-
wise, the governor of the territory shall issue
a wri, 10 the county 10 elect another person
10 serve the residue of the term.
Sec. Q. Ind be H further enacted, That so
much Of the eighth section os the said reci-
ed act as requires the general assembly OF
said territory to meet once in each year DO
repealed, and the said general assembly shall
mee, once in every other year ct st. Louis,
and such meeting shall be on the first Mon
day in Dece mber, unless they shall by law ap-
poin, diffcren, day; Prorded, That the
governor for the time being shall have author
i,y by proclamation TO conycne The general
assembly whenever he shall deem the inter-
est OF the territory may require il.
See. J. ind be IL. further enacted, Tha'tb
general asse mbly OF the said territory shall b,
and arc hereby authorised, 10 require The
judges of the superior court or the said terri
.o.y 20 hold superior aud ci'cnit ccurs, TO
sT.c:nt the times and r'alcs Of holdi"g the
SANG, and under such rules and regnis,ior,
as ibr general assembly may IN that behalf
p-csefbc, the circuit eoor,s shall be eompos-
ed of one of The said judges, and shall have
;1risa.:.icn il a.. criminal cases, end exsla
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04
PAUL M. MUMFORD,

nFFERS for sale, or to lease for number Of
~ years, the whole of his Estate in Newport. 1t
Is in good repair, and the productive property
IN town.
He will also sell Lot Of Land in the town of East.
Greenwich, being part of the sneient Fry estate,
containing one acre, pleasantly situated, on which
there is we'll, and the stone Of an old cellar This
terms will DC liberal. and the payments made easy.
lie will still lease that part Of .he Homestead
heretofore occupied by Mcssrs. Cranston & Shaw,
excepting the shop on Thames street, now occupied
by Mr.. Waite. The tenement offered would well
mmodate small family. ard afford them the
advantage Of apiessant shop on Nils,reet, next
but one to the corner OF Thamcs-streei, and an ex
ceent stand for business. Aug OF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04
Union Manufacturing Com

fay.
IT HE UsTos NkguFAcryRtsc coxPAsY, hav-
ing male neg arFa7gcnen. cf their business.
request All persons h4yirg sny ,erknis sgsins, sAii
coinppny. TO present the same f,r adjustment, an3
all persons indebted, TO make .ymeut to
JOHN DNDCOCK, .!yeai
The UIssl CsrEay AMI .Nrarfacfs-y Of Clsfi ".
be 1iinicl =, 90. sbOye Factory ,i,e most
sca-- ;cFifs.
p ai, ~ =. 1916.
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LAWS.
IruBLIsnEp BY AuTxoRirY.l

AN AZ supplemental To the aef, enlnle 4
An act regulating and defining the du-
ties OF the lodges ofthc Territory of Him
ois, and for vcstipg in the Courts Of tho
Territory OF Indiana, jurisdiction In chan
Gerry cases, arising in the said Territory.
BE az enacted Sy fhe Senate and House oy
Refrtserfahves ofthe Unifed Sfafes Of fire.
rieu IN Congress assem5ied, That when new
county shall BIO established in the Territory
OF Illinois by the Legislature thereof, such
new county shall be attached TO the judicial
circuit IRON which the largest portion there
of is taken and il shall be the duty Of the
Judges allotted to such circuit, in pursuance Z
Of the act 10 which this is a supplement- 10
hold courts in such new county twice in each
year at such time and place asthe Legislature
OF tho Territory ney designate.
Sec. 2. .fnd Be H /rriher enacted, That
when any Judge IN the said Territory shall
DC unable to hold tho courts within tho cir
cult TO which he is allotted by reasen Of any
disability, 1t shall DO the duty OF The iudgo al
lottcd TO the circuit nearest thereto, to hold
the courts in such circuit, until the disability
OF the judge allotted 10 tho circuit shall be
removed, or in Case OF death or resignation
OF Judge) until a Successor is appointed.
Sec. 3. .fnd DC ityarihsr enacted, Tha, the
Judge Of any circuit within the said Territory
shall have power to appoint clerk TO each
court within his cour, circuit and TO Gil any
vacancy occassioned BY the death or resisna-
tion OF the clerk.
Sec. g. Ind be 4: further enacted, That
when any person charged with felony, shal!
be committed to prison IN any county within
the Territory aforesaid, 10 shall be lawful for,
the governor OF the Territory TO issue his
writ, directed to the Judge allotted to ,he oir-
cui, including the county whore such accused
person may be committed, com mandinc him
to hold cour, Of oyer aud ,erminer for the
trial OF the accused: and j, shall be the duty
OF the judge 10 whom such writ is directed,
10 hold the court at tho court. house Of the
county, al such rfmc as may be specified in
such writ /: and all process issued or proceed.
ings had before the wri, shall be issued, shall
be returned to the said court OF oyer and ter.
miner.
Sec. S. .HrG be IL further ~---.ad That this
ae. and the act TO wuIrnthis Is supple meuIaI,
shall be and remain 10 force uoli the end Of
,he next session of The Legislature of the said
Territory, and no longer and the legislature
Of the said Territory, shall have power and
authority TO make laws, in ell cases, for the
good government Of the Territory aforesaid,
not repugnant TO the principles and articles
Of the ordinances, and TO organize the courts
of tho said Territory and prescribe the times
and places of their session.
Sec. 6. IND be n further enacted, That the
general court of the Te,i,ory of Indiana be,
and il is hereby authorised and empowered
IN exercise chancerv as we'll az common
law jurisdiction, under such regulations as
the legislature of said Territory mus, pre-
scribe.
Aprl! 20, 1si6-.qppr~ved,
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04
FOR SALE,
FARM-tor Sale.

THAT valuable Farm on Boston neck, consisting
OF three hundred acres and upwards formerly
known by the name Of the Jenckes farm, now occu-
pied by Joseph Lawtsn Said land being of the first
quality, any person disposed purchase, for terms,
which will be liberal, apply to the subscriber, in
Bristol. JAMES DWOLF
Bristol, July "a. 1916 Gswl
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Yainabkc Prohcrtp. Eor sale.

paAna6Ac Properly. For sale.
T'HE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
in which he now lives, in Thames-street-and
give immediate possession. He will sell some land
adjoining the estate of the late George Champlia,
Esq which land is very convenient for House lots.
Tie will either sell lease his farm at sachueast-
point, in Middletown. He has some Furniture also
for sale. NATH HAZARD.
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NOTICE.

JAMES TOWNSEND, & Co. are sheut closing
- their concern and request all persons indebted
TO them on Note Book, call and settle the
Immediately. Those having demands viii present
therr tor payment J TOWNSEND * Co.
Ncwoorf Tfnf II 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04
'J.,I JAMES MADISON.

M ACT for the relief Of John Crosby ard
John Cto.by jr.
Re IL rnacfed by The Senate and honse "
Pearesentafives If ne United &aies " -fn'e-
,iea in Congress dssembicd, That tho proper
accounlins officers Of the Navy Department
be, sod they are hereby authorized end d'-
rieted TO audit snd settle the claim ct !obn
c,csty sn9 Iohn Crosby, j.. on aeecuu' o.