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more wreck lay her than On snv ..t.
part oithe plain. 1'' 0lAer
We crossed diagonally, % the how, :.
Belle Alliance, name ef s,,n m ntssia
coincidence on which it is the custom r,0u ~
the French more than ours to Law NM. y
stress. Certainly they never had .b.s1
such names as Faeatesd d. Honoro Y,t arse
and Belle alliance, to boast Of Jbs
house is OF the poorest description: con.
sisting Of two rooms, with two small I
back rooms: apassage and some miser,
bic holes up stairs. There are soma
!inous out-houses, and well ipfo wb;sI
several dead bodies were thrown ~. ~
the gable Of the house the ovper H.. -
painted in very large and rude letters .ss a.
black on white wash ground Hotel ~ "a
la Belle Alliance :"
Our officer assured US, that Wo,r.
ton and Butcher did no meet in *
house as generally believed, but so aas
hundred yards further on in perspit He
had himself seen the meeting and a s
parting of these two great men on ,S pe
never to be forgotten occasion. It;sa ns'
sible the Duke may have entered ry ~.
house and the people shew straw ta r'
toned chair on which they say he s.,
down: but any ate it was tie head ops ~
ters Of Bonaparte during the battle. II.
latter haa supped in one house, and slars s
in another, not far from B lie Alliance
The first of these houses had been M
rooted and nearly destroyed, for no very
assignable reason.
We entered the house. hovel as i No,
with great respect :'got some reieshment
and drank bumper on the spot TO tbs
ALLIANCE. A party of Brussels inhabitants
whom we had often met on the feIJ
were sharing the same bread and cheese
and vim Gu pays. There were no resist.
ire toast for them 8: Vive lie brave
Prince d'Orange ct les Belges qui Sc bat.
trent ses cotes sur &c champ nemen II
Their return was, Vive lie puissaut
Wellington e. ses braves Angiai, nos
meillcurs amis."
We were SO much in the spirit of the
moment and place, as to'read while we
rested, both Lord Wellington and Bona.
parties account of the ba;tle-which We
had with US and in the same paper there
happened to be the account Of the pre-.
'ceedings of the Edinburgh meeting for
the Waterloo subscription. The speech.
les of several we'll known characters, and
among the rest Of Mr.. Walter Scott, we
read aloud and certainly they could
not have been read on a more impressive
spot. One extravaganza further and no
more, we committed within the memOra.
Die walls Of Belle Alliance. The passage
was white washed, and many names
were written upon it; we quoted the fol-
lowing lines from the vision OF Don RO-
derrick on the very spot of Napoleor's e.
nal defeat and ruin, on his fist trial Of
strength the Wellington" The poet
apostrophses Massena after the battle Of
Fuentes d. Honoro.
+" Fell him thy conqueror vas Welling.
ton
And il he chaie, be his own fortune tried
God, and our cause, to aid the venture
we'll abide"
k " Long live the brave Prince Of Q.
range, AID the Belgians who fought yhis
side On this very field"
/" Long live the powerful Wellington
and his brave English, our best friends"
To be continued.
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ALSO,
The best assortment OF

The best assortment Of
China, Glass x Queens Ware,
Which will sell as low as II car be had
10 town for good paper: a good assert
ment of stone and potters' ware, and a
few pair garden shears.
Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street, near st. Paul's
Church.
July 90 1mcp
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K +" Long live the brave Prince of O.
range, AID the Belgians who fought by his
side On this very field"
!" Long live the powerful Wellington
and his brave English, our best fsieDds'"
TO be continued.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-03
ANNIVERSARY OF AMERIcAN
INDEPENDENCE.

THE Committe appointed by the town for the
i purpose OF making arrangements TO celebrate
the For,eth Anniversary Of American Independence,
invite all those who disposed join the ceebra-
tion. to assemble at, or near the State House. on
THURSDAY, the 18th Of July, at o'clock, A. M
Major AUGUSTUS NBwMAN AND Major GxoRor G.
SHAW. who are appointed Msrshais Of the Day. will
form the procession in the following
ORDER
Artillery Company, commanded by Col CHAMPLIN,
Militia officers, General Regiuentsl, and staff,
Brigadier- General of the Militia and Aids,
Military and Naval officers THE United States,
Citizens and Strangers,
Officers Of the Customs,
Town Treasurer and Town Clerk,
Town Council, preceded by the Town Sergeant,
Judges and Clerks of the Courts,
Justices Of the Peace,
Members o! the State Legislature,
General Treasurer and State Senators, preceded by
the High Sheriff Of the County,
Senators and Members Of Congress,
The society of Cincinnati,
The Reverend Clergy,
The Orator,
Committee Of Arrangements,
Marshals of the Day.
The procession to form on Washington square, at
9 o'clock, A. N. and move up the seu,h-sde OF the
Parade, down Springsteett through Franklin street,
up Thames-street, to the Reverend Mr.. Wypows's
Meetmg-iousc --On returning, to form IN Farewell.
street, pass round Liberty Tree, down rhamessreet,
up Washington-square, and there dismissed.
The exercises will consist Of Pray er, by the Rev.
DR. PATrEN; an Grafton, by FRANCIS BRiNLsy
Foco. Esq the Reading of the Declaration OF lnde
pendence, by BENJAhIs b. MsMroRp, Vocal and
Instrumental Music and the concluding Prayer,
by the Rev Mr. HIrcHeoex
The Meeting House will be open for the admis-
sion OF Ladies, precisely at oclock-Thsy are re.
specrfuly requested to take the wal.pews below,
and sdegallery; leaving the ont.galery pews for
the Music. and the body pews for the Military and
Procession
The Citizens Of the neighboring towns. who are
not particularly engaged, are invited to join their
friends of this town, on the occasion.
The Citizens OF Newport, are respectfully reques-
ted to remove from before their DOORS every obstacle
that may impede the movement of the procession.
b order Of the Committee Of .7rran angemenfs,
WILLIAM ENNIS, Chairman,
B Il. MUMFORD, Sec'ry.
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FROM HOLLAND.

In the Rhine, from Amsterdam which has
arrived here, Mr.. George Eustis, M. Sam-
uel w. Parker, and Mr.. Apthorp, came pas.
sengers.-Mr. T.. is the bearer of dis pate hes
lands.
Our Minister, DIR. Eus,is, and his Lady,
were about making the tour Of France, for the
benefit o! Their health.
The Rev, Mr.. Everett, Mr.. Tichenor, and
other Americans, were iu Holland.
The Duke of Wellington remained at the
Hague, on visit TO the Sovereign Of the
Netherlands.
Every thing remained tranquil in Holland |;
and no fears were entertained Of any war G.
veu,s III France.
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Frsn fhe v. Y. Evening Post Of Saturday idsf.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDE
Office of fhe Baitimore Palrol :
7hursdoy IErs 27, 5

Office Of me Batuniore FaEuoA
7hursdoy IGre 27.
IMPORTANT.
Captain Watkins, arrived a, This port from
Port-au. .Prinse, has handed Us he ,olowing,
which vas received there Just before his de-
parlurs.
"PoRT AU PRINcE luce s, 1916.
Coty Of a iener from w francis Sage al
JaegumeI 20 Mr.. Sci6gsi, a mfrehqnI Of ibis
ftoce.
81 arrived here las, syeuiog, and according
to promise hasten TO give you he news of the
Carthagenian expediuoo ss received by
vessel from Curacao, that came into port
yesterday. The fleet II appears, proceeded
10 the island of Ma'gsretlo, which they took
with but little trouble, whe-s they hung and
shot seven or eight huodced Royaists--here
they took 3 vessels o wac Snd 100000 in
cash. With this reinfore, ment they wept To-
Cumana, which, together with OF o,her
towns on the Main, is in their possession
and the last news states, that they were
marching ttiumphantly towards Caracas,
which no doubt is in their hands bGfore this
time. The RoyaIist General Morillo has
made several attempts to peOe,rate 10 Santa
Fe, bat has been often defeated he is now
cooped up in Carthagena, from which ne
cannot stir without the greatest hazard. In
short, the Patriots seem 20 get The bette Of
the Royals, 10 all parts. AMI It sppesrs 10 me
very piooaoie they will AIRY theif point"
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Notice is hereby pi0en.

THAT will attend in person or by deputy at
L the Stste.House in Eas,-Greenwich, on Monday
the 22l, and at the State House in South kingstown
IN Tuesday the ed Of July, for the purpose Of re-
ceiying any appeals that may be made in writing
to the revi-ed enumer atoms aud valuations made in
virtue OF such changes as may have taken place in
the assessabe property Of individuals since the last
assessment, made under The act Of January g 1916,
and previous TO the lst Of June, 1916, which viii be
open to the inspection Of any person who may apply
% inspect the same. and statement Of which will
be previously made, and delivered to each person af
fec,ed thereby, be put in the mail. addressed to
hm or her, and directed to the pos-oice nearest to
e abode Of such person. agreesbly TO my best infor
nation, except in the case Of persons not residing
within this district
WILLIAM HAMMOND,
Principal .f,ses,sr. 81 *. J. Disfrief.
North Kings,ovn, June 2e, 1916. (Jy31
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Good Rsws from So0,h Ameriea.

From ne hsc,. York Gazette Of Saturday last.
A letter received in town yesterdy morn-
ing from Port-au Prince, dated June 8, states,
that information had been received, that Gen
eral Bolivar. who headed the Patriot army in
South America, had succeed in capturing
Lsguira, Barcelona, aud the whole OF tho
Royal Spanish fleet in Cumsns Bay, ;nd had
set at liberty all the Spanish slaves IN those
places he had conquered. About 5000 of the
Royal Spanish army had deserted and joined
tho Patriots.
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NEWPORT.
"The public good. men oft pretend,
WE'D We SDAY, JULY 3. 1916

"When private interest is their end"
Can any one say the federalists have not
sassed the Rublcon, IN the election OF a sena-
or to Congress at sae late session of the state
sgisiatuie, against all former precedent--or
hat the same assembly, if re e-elec,ed, may not
a like abuse Of power, elect another sena-
r to succeed Nh. HUsTER?-We only know
here this has begun, bat VINO can tell where
may end !-and cannot tyranny be exercis-
by number, as well as IN the person Of
le ?-if so, wnere is the difference in ty:an-
>, since the effect may be the same in de-
living the people of their legitimate rights
our rights, or where the guarantee sgains,
abuse of power! speak OF those inner.
rights which excludes all the world ex-
| ot the owner, and which We derive from our
th and the freedom of our political inslitu-
rs. Those rights have been wrested from
mer tyrants, at the expenco of torrents OF
cd, and millions Of treasure. And more
emily those political Institutions have been
firmcd at a price proportlonabiy great.
SCRABBLE must be the condition of that peo-
who know and feel so fagrant an insult,
yet have not portion OF the spirit of
r. fathers to correct such violent abuse
over. 1t 10 not the concern of day, a
I, or an age, but posterity are involved io
shocking precedent-for If legislature
party motives, usurps tho power exclu.
y vested in a subsequent legislature, at
period, at what pofm may such unwar-
,ble abuse of power Be restrained
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T Chcritsfoa P0h.1

1t is mentioned, that the Ex-King, JOsehh
B0naharse, has lately made tour in New
England, incos. l, is added, that Count Reg
nauh, ode ST. Jean a'Anglry) and Generals
Grouchy and Lcferre- -DeSnoueftes, will pay
visit to the eastern States the present sum
mcr-probabiy at Commencement, time.
Bos. Caz. 74
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-03
NOTICE.

THOSE soldiers belonging 10 the la'e Ar
my OF The United States entitled to pensions
are informed, that il is only necessary to for
ward their discharges aod certificates OF dis
ability to the War Department, stating IN
wha, particular state or territory or district
they reside, and wish to receive their allow
ancc, when certificates Of pension will be is
sued by tho Secretary of War, and forwarded
to them, free of all charge whatever and al
so, that the services of an agent are not at all
required in procuring for them their pen
sions, awarded by tho government to their
gallantty and their wounds.
Var DEPARTMENT, June ls, 1915.
The Editors publishing the laws Of the
U. S. are required to give this advertise
mcnt four weeks insertion, and send their
accounts for payment to the Department Of
War. US
State of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations.
In General Issen6ly, June Session,
Fl. u. 1916.
AN ACT 10 prevent certain articles from dis
tre,s and attachment.
CECTloE 1. BE n endc,ed by ths General .fssenrJy,
~ and By Tie eifleriiy hereef;fis enacted That the
following articles shall not be liable TO distress at
tachment. on any warrant Of distress, or any writ
gnal judicial issued against any housekeePer. not
being freeholder, iz.--One bed and bedding, and
also for each person in the family, one chair.
ksife and fork, one plate, and one cup and saucer
together with other Necessary furniture provided the
whole, including the bed and bedding do not exceed
the value Of fifty dollars. Also their necessary
ing apparel, together With one COW OF hog. and the
working tools Of ssd debtor, necessary for his OF her
usual occupation, provided the said tools do dot
cced the value Of fifteen dollars.
Sec. 2--.fnd be IL further enacted, That this act
take effect from and after the expiration Of ten days
from the rising of The General Assembly at the pre-
sent session. and that the same be published in all
the newspapers printed in this state.
a 'fhs Cgsy--Hffsen,
SAMUEL EDDY, s.--e,a-s.
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DIED.,

At Nsrwieh, Con. on the 10th ult CAapsR HAL
ARD. aged 10 months. only son Of Mr.. Carder Haz-
ard, formerly Of this town.
At Johnston, on Sunday lss, DIR. HOSEA HunPHRy,
late Representative ofthst town in eIegislature
OF this State.
At Boston, on the 25sh ultimo, THOMAS o. sELy-
RIDGE. Esq Counsellor at Law. aged 40 years.
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SPECIE.

Fair prospects are held out, that this useful
and dcsireable Article will shortly become as
plentiful AMONG US as formerly Some few
weeks since, an importation of 70 900 dollars
was made at This pot from Nassau and on
Sunday last, an arrival from the same place
brought 10000 dollars more.
Charleston PGh.
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On Thursday last week, Peter Lung was
executed at New-Hsven for murder: and
died penitcnt. 1t is mentioned, in one of
the papers, that regular company Of pick.
pockets attended the execution, and that
money and notes TO large amount, were stol.
EN-.
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l0arinR list.
PORT OF NEwpORT-July, 1916.

Entcred-shr. Industry, Esston, Charleston; sloop
Lady Washington, Short, New.York do. Union,
Morse, Ocracock.
The ship George Washington, Wood, Of this port,
was at Bremen. so days since, uncertain where
bound.
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INDEPENDENCE.

, ,.morrow will be celebrated in variou.
of the United States, the 10th Ami
nv Of American independence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-03
NOTICE.

A Punctual attendance of the Creditors Of WTIEL
"A WRIGHT & LOPEZ, is hereby requested, on
Monday. the 9th july next, precisely at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. at the Hotel of JOHN A. COLLINS, Esq.
.Aewport, June 26, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-03

e Hon JoBs F. PARRoTT, has ben elee.
,uator Of the United States by the Log.
-e of New. Hamshisr, in room Of Hon
!. Tompson, whose term Of service ex-
10 March nsxt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-03

.u,. Col. Tow,oS, Of the U. s. Light
lery, arpived 10 this town on Sunday last,
earn that Col. 7. will continue in the
,and Of this post.
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ATTENTION! /!

= EIN ION
THE Officers Of the Fret Regiment, are
i hereby requested to meet on the Parade,
in full uniform, on the fourth instant, at 9
o'clock, A. M. TO join their fellow citizens in
celebrating the Anniversary Of American In.
dependence.
GORDON DICKSON, let Major.
Newport, July !, 1916.
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WILLIAM LOWE,

If store No. Io7, 7hames-sfreef,
u ESPECTFUlLY informs his friends and the pub.
N lie, THAI he has commenced the
Auction and Commission business
and would be happy attend to all who may please
TO employ him. lie will advance Cash Oh Goods de.
posted either for public or private sale.
lie otso keeps for soie,
A large assortment Of Groceries and Crockery
Ware, at wholesale and retail, cheaper than can be
bought in this town, for cash only.
New-york money and treasury notes exchanged at
a small discount. July g.
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OtFiCE OF CLAlMh

OFFICE OF CLAIMS
For hroherty tosf, captured or desf,osed yhfisf
in the military serviee Of he United States,
during tie iafe zar.
Washington, June %,h, 1916.
Erp'onafory SUPPLEMENTAL Rule ~
all The cases comprised in the notice from this
office OF the Sd instant, the following supple mem
tai regulation must be Observed by every claimant,
viz:
Whichever the evidence, on oath, Of any officer Of
the late army Of the United States shall be taken or
the certificate Of any officer. in service AZ the time
Of giving il, shay be obtained such evidence or such
certificate must expressly state, whether any cerf-
cate or other voucher, in relation 10 the claim in
question: has been given, within the knowledge Of
such officer. The csimant must also declare. on
oath, that be has never received ffon any person
any such certificate voucher, or ifreceived must
state the cause Of its oduction. In every cIse
the name Of the officer furnishing such certificate or
voucher, together with its date as near 40 can be as.
certained, will also be required
RICHARD BLAND LEE,
Commisso1cr Of Claims, &c.
The printers in the Uni,ed States or territories
thereef, who employed TO print the laws Of the
United States. ara requested to publish this notice
for eight weeks suceessivey cace q week, spd send
heir bills TO this Office for pay ment.
July 2. (ey)
Commercial and Law Blanks,
orALL xifps,
For sale ~ JOSIAH c. SHAW. :
Nay Is. he, Thsmes.sfrs1.
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NOIICE.
WILLIAM NJ. VERNON,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
N lie that he has opened Paint Store next north
of Capt. John Coggeshall's, Thamess
He has large supply of Paints, Window Glass.
and all other articles in his line Of business, which
he will sell as cheap can be had in the state.
New-York money and treasury notes taken at
small discount at his store.
Newport July 3, 1916.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-04

TyHE subscribers will sell, on Tues
dam the second day Of July next t
If fair; if aot, the next fair day thereaf-
ter. in pursuance of tie DEGREES OF the
county court of Fairfax, in the SUIT Of
Magruder and Washington against John
Luke-at public sale, for ready MONEY /,
the whole. or so much Of that Tract OF
Land situate in Fairfax county on the
north side of the road leading from Alex,
andria to Leesburg, on which the SAID
John Luke resided, as will raise the sum
of eleven hundred & ninety-hye pounds
four shillings and five pence, with lnte-
rest thereon from the 10th OF September
1898, until the day of sale, and the costs
of the suit and sale-which land is STU
ate about seven miles from Alexandra
and a short distance above the place
where the turnpike road leading from
the Potomac bridge strikes the road iron
Alexandria to Leesburg. The quantity
of land is estimated at about 59S "a a,
cres. There is on it two story framed
Dwelling House not in very good repair,
and some out houses. No deed will be
made until the purchase money is PAID
Edmund |. Lee,
Roht. /. Taylor.
Richard Radcliffe.
Commissioners.
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Hardware.

4ZEWIs HIPKIysrS 6 CO..
Have received by ships Ocean and Ho d
fern. from liverpool, agenerai assert,
ment40 $1,000
HARD WARE & CUTLERY.
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Fan AWAY.
On the 1st of May inst. between AleHn
dda and Georgetown,
Clay 6

On the 1st of May inst. between Alenl'
dria and Georgetown,
3 Bright Mulatto, named Isaac
bout twenty-one years OF age
when from home generally calls himself
Isaac Sager, and passes for white uaH'
lie has blue eyes, light hair, mole %
his left eye lid, his LEFT arm has been
broke, perhaps may be discovered yeb
He is an excellent distiller, vassoaef'
and a good farmer, and speaks tho Der
man language took with hun by
mare, nine or ten years old, 10 haDas
an inch high. the lett hind foot vllte,M
a notch in her right ear. lie also $ UN J.
with him about two hundred dOlisn L
,.a
Any person or persons taking up IS, sag !
slave isaac, and coniining hlm $ 50 lI9 a.
get him, shall receive Fifty Dollars ' IS,
ward. and if brought home al! rea,olA''
charges will be paid, by applying
james .aLcn, or
Christian .HilIeh
Living in Woodstock, ShenaD''''
County, Virginia H..
NJ ~ e%e'
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May II
Five Dollars Reward

Ran away from the subscriber ..' on ,n
night Of he 9TH instant, Ol y, So nyr b
named Dophney-sbe is yell ,., known ong,r.
this town. and gets drunk ever. .sn yf5 70
unity. i viii give the above We, Fs ss;n'i.s
any person for taking up aa a,I D rprScp;
homs the said rune way. All pen, srr.
are cautioned against ha'Oc n !. ~ Dpt 8 b
her. as the law viii O' r.
iorce against any offending: noncn.
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Osleans Sugar, &c.

J. Fl. CLEMENTS (, ~
'orDer Of King and Water.straeS,.o |, !,
received this day and oR;er far or' :, ''ls
moderate terms - sss@
10 hossheads prime N. 0. sr,,.
4 ditto do. Jamaica ssS =
4 ditto old Jamaica run w. &
2 ditto .astisaa 10,
S ditto retailing mclass,,
50 Barrels Baltimore whiskss
40 boxes brown soap
40 ditto mould caattes
80 ditto raisins
100 leaves sugar
100 reams wrapping paper
6 casks Goshen cheese.
april 1a '''' l o.
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Just Received from Bos4o.

:, "'' oUStQl.
By the sen 6 Re5scea Cpi. Bern,
Z New England rum -
Bengal indigo
Soap in boxes
Alum.
AND IN STORE.
First quality Madeira U;r,.
Teneriac in bali In !,
Lisbon, and
Malaga & Quart,
Port casks
9TH proof Antigua rum in bids.
Holland gin
Whiskey in barrels ard bids.
Superior quality Orleans SUGAR /,
hogsheads and barrels o :
Wrapping paper
No. l and 8 chocolate
Liverpool blown and coarse SAIL
Best family -four, and a generals.
sortment Of groceries,
For sale BY
Bryan Hampson & Co.
april 20