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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01
From EnpLnnd.


BY the ship Galen, in a rapid passage from
England, London papers have been received
nearly month later than we possessed before.
The Speakers in Parliament, the Orators
at the numerous popular meetings, and the
petetions TO Government, paint the distresses
Of the agricultural and commercial interests
10 the most sombre colours. 1t is contendcd
that they are totally unable to pay the exis-
ting taxes, and economy and rctrcnehmcnt
is loudly and generally called for. Much
opposition is exhibited to the large military
establish ment that Ministers have proposed.
Motions have been made in Parliament for
its reduction, but were ncgatved. The Min
listers, however, have ordered many regiments
to be reduced.
Hundreds of Petitions have been presented
to Parliament against the continuance OF .he
income Tax. The Merchants ri London
were among the Petitioners.
March 10, the Duke Of Bedford made a
motion in the British House Of Peers for a
Committee on the State Of the Nation with
regard to ihe large Standing Army, High
Taxes, aud discouraging State Of Agriculture
and Commerce. There were for the motion
II, against 1t l4o.. 4.
A motion was m,de in the British House
oil Commons, March II, that the hon. Mr..
Bathurst, Zone Of the MinistersD Lord Nu-
gent, and other Members, who did not attend
Call Of the House, should be arrested by
the Sergeant at Arms. On the part of MIR.
B. sickness was plead, aud finally all delin-
ouents were ordered TO attend at the Bar Of
the House afterwards, and shew cause.
In the n. Of C.. March ], Lord King NOV
cd for an account Of what measures Minis.
ters had taken TO obtain payment OF Austria
and other powers, Of money advanced them
by England on loan. This motion was sup.
ported by Lord Holland and the Marquis Of
Landsdown, but negstived without division
The aggregate Of British sdvaneesto Spain
rs about IL 900 ,oeo Of dollars.
France has paid England upwards OF a mil.
lien Of dollars towards her indemnify.
Bills authorizing the detention sod provid-
ing for the supper, Of Bon'parle al 81. Helena,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01
FROM WASHIMG TON .fPRIz, .

"Congress have not yet risen but such
dispatch of business is made, in both houses,
as to make it certain, that they will rise in
the course of three or four days. The Tm,T
bill, as amended in the Senate, has been
committed, and probably will be immediate'y
reported, sad the amendments agreed t. ~
the House. The Bill to augment the safe
rics Of certain Ambassadors has been re jecte
in the house. Mr.. Calhoun's motion, for is
suing now Treasury Notes, has been agreed
to, and tho blank filed up, with ten millions
Mr.. PINKNRY, il is said, has been at length ap.
pointed Minister extraordinary to the Court
of Naples, in addition to his Embassy to Rus.
sia."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01
RdTES OF FPCSTYGE.


THE following rates ofpos,agc are to be charged
i after the first day of Of May confofrnsb!s 70 "a
act OF Congress, passed on tho 9th inst.
On Single Leners---
For any distance not exceeding so miles. s sentb.
Over 80, and not over 80 miles, 10 cents.
Over 80, and not over $50 miles, ~ l.2 ets
over $50, and not over 400 miles. ls 10 cts.
Over 400. . 2S cents.
Double letters, or those composed of two piece
Of paper double those rates.
Tribe LETTERS or those composed Of three pieces
Of paper, tribe those rates,
Packets, or letters composed Of or moro piceet
Of paper or or more articles. and weighing one
ounce avoirdupos, qoadrupld those rates, and in
that proportion for all greater weight. u
ship letter, not carried by mail, chargable Tth
Six cents.
.Mt-ushnhers.
. Each paper not carried not over 100 miles een&
Over 100 miles 1I.s do.
But carried to any place within the state vers
printed whatever be the distance, the rate is only
cent. ..
Magazines and Pamhhien.
Are rated by the sheet.
Carried not ovcs so mles cent.
Over SO and not over l00 nyeo IL
OveS100 miles =. - 81. -
Every four folio pages, eight eshr,o pages. and
sixteen octave or lesser pages, are :, be considered
a sheet, also the ssrplus pages beyond cven-fours
Be c.--jonrlss Of The state legislatures are to bs
charged with pamphlet postag. although not stitch.
ed OF bRlf bound. ....,
Post master, arg no, 10 forward pamphlets %
the mall where the latter is vcrytiarge or where II
is csrrisd with great expedition, or on horseback
RETURN J. MEiCs. Juts
Poa Master. General
General PSH Office .sprt 10
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

H,1RRIED,
In Warwick, by the Rev Mr. Curtis, Mr.. VIZ
CnAssros to Miss LYDIA X BhscscK, daughter
Of the lste Deacon Babcock.
DIbO,
On Saturday, The 25t1 inst after short but very
severe sickness, SAMUEL LHUR6H. Esq. Of Little
Compton, Merchant, second son Of Mr.. Joseph
Ghtrch, Of Fairhaven, in the 35h yeaf Of bis age,
much larrented. See character in our merit
At East. GreenIoich, on the 18th inst GEoRoE
TfLLIEoHAsr, Esq in the 66h year OF his age.
y London, Mrs MELISSA FRkhnAs, of Olney,
Bucks, was delivered Of four children, and on FRI.
dAy evening she buried in the same grave with
the whole Of b-i offspring , $500.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

This week brings with it collection of
Hartford OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES there be
any of them who, in their own persons, have
committed the hateful crime of treason by
giving aid and comfort to the enemy during
the lass war, and have had the etfrontery to
procure to themselves any public station
Such only appear more conspicuous monu-
msnt Of impotence, folly and crime. ..,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01
Later from ENGLAND.

4,,% Later from England.
An arrival at Boston brings London papers four
days later, .l...
The question on the Properly Sex has
been decided against thc ministry, for vhe
tax 2ol, againstit 25s. Stocks were depres-
sed little, 10 consequence of the exPee,s-
ZION Of loan three percent which were on
the lsh. 81 l2 fell to 81 s 8 on the follow
ing day. Paris accounls had been received
to the 10Th. Boyer had no, been exscuted
and it was expected the kings clemency
would be extended to him. In the Ch. Of
Deputies, an Income Tax of 10 per cent on
all Incomes above 1000 francs was proposed !;
this tax, said member, will not be consider-
ed a hardship, since The king has given up q
third of civil list. His melesy was recover.
ing from his late indisposi,ton. Funds SO Jr.
9oe.--Bsnk Actions had fallen from 1868
to 1860.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01
NOTICE.

z NOW all people BY these presents, Cha, Hen,
n ry Allen, Of South. .Eingstown, strictly forbid
AL persons boarding. trusting harborng fny wife,
Nancy Allen, on my account, for she has eloped
from my bed and has refused to live with pe-
therefore, Iwii pay more debts of her CONTRACT.
ing. . HENRY ALLEN
lsas; Knshorzn, Atrh -, 1eie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

A Goodness is said 10 exist between the
British Government ADD King Ferdinand of
S2ain /; and that the debt OF @ateen mihio's
of dollars, due from him 10 Eng land, had been
suddenly demanded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

NOTICE is hereby given, that .he Direct Tsa,
IN assessed on the town Of Newport, FOR the yeas
one thousand eight hundred ard fifteen, laid ~ eonl
fomty TO the act OF Congress, passed the ninth bs
January. one thousand eight hundred and aitsers
upon the following described property, 10 nows fee
naming unpaid, and that unless the said tax, wil4
ten per ceniurn, in addition thereto, shalt be PAID
to the subscriber on before the thlrieth esy e{
May, the said property. or so much thereof 20 ehs'
be necessary to satisfy the said taI and twenty Per
cent in addition thereto viii be aod at Public Aucs
ton. at the Collectors Office, In the town o. we've
port, in the county Of Newport the sale 70 sonif
mencc at eleven o'clock, A. 81. on the said thssisIh
day Of May. ,a.. .,ey ,s. =, ato ~
A more particular description Of the prspertt
will be given AT the time and place Of sale.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01
BOSTON, ArRrL 90, lsl6.

The frigate Macedonian, capt. Harrington,
sailed yesterday for Carthagena, having on
board Mr.. Hugts as Comnissioner, in be-
half Of the United States, for obtaining the
release of American seamen, unJustiy detail.
ned in that quarter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

An arrival at New-York, from jamaica,
advises, thai as American prisoners, had ar
rived at King slon, trom Santa Martha and
Car,hsgenia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

The bill respecting Napoleon does not con-
template the detention Of any OF his suite
MIR. Brougham thought such q state OF
things might exist in Europe, as might ZEN
der il unnecessary to detain Bonapar,e. AT
pre- sent he was decidedly in favor OF his being
held in safe custody.
The British Ministers have given notice
that they are considering Of measures to en-
courage the English Whale Fishery. =,
The British Parliament has before it Reso-
luitons for conforming their laws TO the Trea-
ty with the u. s.
Lord Cochrane has exhibited in the II. OF
{. articles of impeachment against Lord Ell
lenBorough, Chief Justice of England. They
were ordered TO be printed.
A Committee Of the House of Commons
has been appointed on the distressed state OF
the agricultural classes.
1t is said the Emperor of Austria has ofer-
ed Madame Ney an asylum in his dominions,
aud restored certain estates which belonged
to her husband.
. Bonaparts Is said to have become discon.
tented 10 ST. Helena. Locks Of his hair are
carried to Europe and much sought for. The
sbearing Of his head is likely to become pro-
6table to his friseur.
Bonspsrte's favorite, BsrApnd, has saussd
l6,oool. in the British funds % be purchased
for him aad l6, 900 have been purchased for
Csmbseeres.
-Four of the French Regeeides who sought
an asylum 10 England, are said 10 have been
ordered Ia leave that country.
The Portuguese Princesses, the destined
brides of the King Of Spain, and his brother
Charles, have arrived 1T Madeira, on their
way to Europe.
Some disturbance have taken place at the
Cape of good hope but order Was soon re-
stored.
An Expedition has sailed from England to
explore the River Ear or Congo ia Africa.
The Liverpool frigaie ran on the rocks III
Dover, March 6, and bilgcd. She was after
wards got of, having had her masts cut away,
and guns thrown over.
A contract has been made in Eogland to
supply tallow candles for 3 cents pound.
Its said 200 Swiss ribbon. weavers inten-
ded emigra,ing to the U. 8. in tho spring.
Christcpber Tarfe, ESQ of Ireland, has re.
covered 5oool Of Lord William Fitzg gerald
on an action for Grim. Con. This case 10
an exception 10 Mr.. Phillips assumption.
The house of Solomon < Co. bullion dea-
lers, London, has been robbed OF $4,000 dol,
lars in bars and foreign coins.
ACoal Mine, which exploded in England
about year since, has been opened, and so
human bodies have been found. As they
were discovered in dry part oethe mine,
and the horses had been eaten, it was evident
rat chic number OF the mipets uad been nstor-
yed to death, after ine ffectual a,temps 10 ex-
tglcate themselves.
Tbs plague has extended it's ravages to
W3llschia.
Am. Tyle- arrived in England Feb 2s.
w.,h a squadron f,orn ne Cape Of 6. Hope
End 81. Helena Lett the latter place jan.
IL.
Several Slave vessels had been sent into
the Cape.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01
AFFECTING NARR1TIVE.

fFFECIING .FyfRhSIITE.
SH,rwREcxs.--It Is with pain, says the
Liverpool Advertiser Of Feb. IL, we have to
announce the loss Of three transports, the
Sea-horse, Lord Melville and Boadicae, on
the Coast OF Ireland, with many officers and
men, being part of the army from Franco
The Sea-borse, after losing both anchors,
driftcd upon the Sands between Tranore and
The furthest end of the Rabbit burrow, about
six miles from Waterford, and in a few min.
utes went entirely to pieces. The number OF
lives lost by ;his melancholy catastrophe was
as follows :-Oficers, - soldiers, 2el -
seamen, IL passenger | officers wife
soldiers wives, 80 officers children, -
soldiers children, 4o.-Total 3es. The mum
Der saved amounted to only 80. The uBiort.
unate females..it is said, met their fate with
uncommon 6rmness As the snip drifted to.
wards The shore, with the sea making clear
breach over her they embraced their husbands
and bade them final farewell. Mrs. Baird
. went into the sabin with her children, saying
20 an officer Iri, the will Of Heaven" and
~.s seen no more. The wife Of q private
ssd tVnl you die With me and your child
b.; you may escape, and this may be Of use"
giving MIN her pocket, with sum OF money
--she even took out her earrings, and put
them in It. Rerself and child were lost -
The survivor, more wre,ehed than they, lives
TO tell the tale, as tears mark his manly face
The Lord Melville and Boadicea brig rode
oo, the gale Tor some time, cot at length were
driven on the rocks between the Old Head
and the Swan Heads. Shortly after the Lord
Melville struck, her boat was launched ahd
named with FIVE sesmen, two officers and
two ladies', supposed to be their wives) an
sssistsncsurgeon, a sergeant and his wife Add
child, in the hope Of reaehing the shore /; but
10 few moments she was struck by a wave
and swsrnped, and every soul perished, with
the exception Of one Of the camen, who
reached the land scarcely alive. All the rest
of the people fortunately remained in the
vessel, which at low water in the course Of
the night was left nearly dry, and At about
or 2 o'clock, they succeeded 10 getting safe
TO lend, to tho number Of about 400 souls
The Boadieea vas distinctly seen By the rev.
eoue officers and military parry, with light
at her topmsa ill after midnight The light
and vessel thsn disappeared altogether, and
her fate vss'sasily anticipated. Next morn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01
One Hundred Dollars Reward |!

@ ToLEN from the subscriber, statle on the night
- Of the 26th irst two white Horses, of the fol.
lowing descriptions, Vi. one with grey buttoeks,
name and tale, hi. '-i 'cry long, and carries HIM
self very lofty, the said Horse was sharp shod the
other mix white, except his body was interspersed
with ,iltle red spots, lofty carriage. and short
switch tail The above reward will be given for tho
Horses and Thief or Thieves. or q suitable reward
for either, by DANIEL kIMBAtL, Bradford, or
PARKER 4 AKIN, Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01
Rhode. Island Legisidture

The Legislature of this State will convene in this
town tomorrow, for the purpose Of organizing the
government for the ensuing year.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

Several very elegant Arabian horses have
been imported into New Jersey, by Mr.. {.
D. Cox, late Consul al Tunis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

Il is said, Ia the late Paris paper, that Lu-
Glen Bonaparts had converted his effects icto
specie, and embarked for the United States,
al Ciyitia Vccchla.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

Joseph Bonapar,c has Fixed his residence
at Lansdowp, on the banks Of he Schuylkill,
about four miles from Philadelphia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

A monument is erecting in Trinity Church
Now. York, TO commemorate the virtues md
heroism of capt. Lawrance, who fell In tho
naval action, between the Chesapeak and
Shannon frigates.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01
DIRECTTAX.

Mesporf, .sprii so, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03
C0MAIUA ICATION

have been travelling in q number of the
states, and the general complaint is, "my
family is sick with this cold" ], seems To
b- a general disorder oil over the land. IL
put me TO thinking whence this complaint or.
igiRated and by the best calculation /, is a.
boot year since il began; and considering
what troublesome disc, der il is, l bethought
myself it must have originated at Hartford,
knowing that Pindora's box was opesed In
tina, city about that time, add that a thick
sulphureous smoke spread around from
thence, which II is thought must be the cause
of the colds which sfflic, the inhabi,snts Of
the country.
Now will give you recipe for cure. in
nost csses. First, the person sinicled mus,
keep his fee, dry and warm, and SIT one hour
with the soles OF his fee, to good fire then
have his bed warmed and 20 to bed. lheo
lst the nurse make the following mixture |:
,ake three giils Of yankee cider, two large
spoonsfull of good molasses, one large spoon.
full of ginger, ono teaspoonsfu!! Of pounded
b!acl; pepper, ond make il hot as it is possible
to be taken. Then let tho paieat rise 10
bed, and drink il ali--at the sane time be
sure 10 drink health 10 Mr.. Madison end
the Constitution, and in nine times they viii!
find relief IL not before. have uied il, and
find my snuffics nearly gone -,
FARMER SCROGGINS.
N. D, The person afflicted mus, be care
ful not to tnke cold, or take any snuff OUT ol
the Esser Snuf-bor I; if he does, his disorde
will be very like to return again. .H s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03
DOUBLE DUTIES.

From paragraphs which we hare seen in
some of the Papr's, il would appear that u
singular UiSapptehepsion prevails in regard
TO the recommendation of The Secretary Of
the Treasury, respecting the double du,lcs
OF Imports, viz. that he proposes tha, IN June
next, the impcrt duties shall return TO the
cate which existed prior to the war. He pro-
poses, it Is true, that they shrl be extended
from February (wben they would end of
course) until June /; because by that time it
is supposed they may be substituted by the
new tariff Of duties now preparing at the
Tcessury, by the direction Of Congress. The
mercantile gentlemen who have wlitien on
the subject in the newspapers will therefore
perceive, tia, the day mentioned is TOO early
for the dscontinpantc of the double duties,
(Provided Congress in the mean ;imc pass
upon the tariff) since i, is proposed 10 sub
.titu,e specific duties for chem, no, less pro.
ductive in amount, but mo'c equitable in
their operation. and better sui'cd TO tic pres
ent istur esls OF the conury.--.Nar. In:.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03
LUSTRINGS sc.
TusT received and for sale at
y Il. II. MUMFORD's,

20. no, 7hames. sfreet;
An elegant assortment Of twilcob and
plain LUSrkiNGs, ut the low price Of n CD per
yard silk, beaver. kid, aud feccy Habi, Cloves
black and coIored French silk tAndkcrchirfs teiis
led and plain Pahdanhoes and Flag DO. eiegah, a
and "A London Prints, variety Of Ribbuos, plain
figured and plain, supcrfine West of England
broadclo'hs and Cassimeres. frs, quali,yi y few
more pieces fine Book Muslin. at rs. Ga per yard i
black lead, olive. green, orange, and scarle. ho.,.
batets, plain and twllled--Wmh variety Of other
articles as cheap AZ can be purchased elsewhere.
- Ne~.york Money and Treasury Notes tAkei,
at p srnnll discount J.a a ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

Sir--It is asserted in t4e Aurora OF the
2o,h Of Decssster<bst during your residence
in England, You ecnserscd with the lieutenant
Of british frigssc OF the ilrst class tha, he
informed you that this vessel had had sf en-
gsgement with an American ship, and after a
severe combat, had put into Csdx to ref, !;
that those on board the British frigote had
counted the PORTFOLIOS Of her antagonist, add
found them amount 10 twenty-five and that
the lieutenant and those on board the figate,
conjectured that she could be no other than
Our missiag sloop, the Bash.
Now, sir, as, In common With every A..
mericsn, 1 very much admire, and love the
heroes Of our gallant navy, and fee, Par,icu
larly solleitohs about the fate Of Captain
Blskeiey aud his distinguished crew, trust
you viii perdon me for asking you to state
publicly, the whole OF your Information upon
this subject; more especially the RENE Of
the British shih, and British feusenons n-
BY confirming our hopes, you will give to
us the only consolation DOW left; for you will
enable Us to record with certainty, in our
Naval Chronicles, tha, Biakeiy snd his:noblc
shipmates met with death worthy OF the III
selves and Of their formcr achievements.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

In this town, on the 25,h ult. Air toHs &. Ay,,
in the 6i,h year of his aye. Mr. Al,ny was an ac.
tive and fsalous suppor,tr Of the revottion, ahds
has sustained ,hro' lite The same principles wheh
ac,us,ed his conduct in those times Of peri-in auQ
dlton 20 which he always supported the eharaetsf<
al an honest man. t y
On the 27,b uIt. Mrs. sARAn IiAzAsp, cohs6ft o.
Nathaniel iiazafd. ESQ and daughter of the Hoo,
Samuel Fales, Of Taunton, (Msss) in the 3cd ysaff
OF her age. She had received from her indnrtnet
parents an eduoa,on suited to her prospects in e.
The vvae''y OF her genius vt an early agci inade
her mistress Of every polite Accomplishment. A.
m'sole and brilliant she adorned the soclety. s,s
moved in or feeling and tender heart the kindly.
affections gave charm to her manners, which iens
dsred her an object of love through life. and af re-
gret IN death. Blessed with number Of lbtely
children, to whom SHE was devoted with the fohtess
affection she has left them, young 10 be sehsi.
ble OF ther irrepsrsbc loss -Gcd bless them, aud
bless her bereaved and dsoonSoiste husband. tN'i.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Jh.sUARY 1916.

Arrived last evening, sch yes,ai. Hitch. as days
trom La Rochelle. cargo brandy, dry.goeds sc. Sc.
Louad 10 Nev-York
-.iiso. ar. brig Augusta. winga,e, so days from
Madeira, bound to PhiIadelphia, cargo vine.
.fko, ar. brig Penelope, Of Warren, NJ g. John
Tobey. days from Richmond for Nsw-York. and
sch -. from Georgetown, with naval stores. .four r,
SC. bound to New.York.
Also. ar brig Washington, Hubbard. IS days
from St Croix, bound to New.York.
Also, ar brig Henry, of New. Haven. n. D-nison,
Rs days from ST. Croix, bound for New Haven.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

"F.s time Jar .festivei ard raeer"
II is not, therefo,ei TO be cxpected that the
onerous cares Of Legislation SHOULD eocsoash
opon the bilarity Of the season. We feel an
assursues, however, that tho interests of The
nation will no, be neglected, and shlt the
Congressional Diary win soon pressn. us with
many wise political plans---and NOT unfre-
quen,iy with brilliant specimens Of eleqoence
aud patrio,ism.
Onsiniovs.--Gov. 0iimax Of New.IIlnr.
shire, has publicly declined h re-clec,ton /;
and their friends say, that Sfrong Of Massa-
chuscus, Swi'h OF Conpec,iev,, and .Ssnes of
Rhode. Island, have sigoihed their intention Of
fe,iring Rom Office ut the close OF their pres
en-, political years (, CAiHenden az Nsrman,,
Is we'll known to have declared he will "nev-
er appear on these boards again. Whs,,
bu, CONSCIOUSNESS ofihc disgrace O! their
Faction, could induce these leading charsc-
ters in New EnGland, TO shup the political
s'sge'--whsi, hut q conviction that their con-
duct during the late memorable contest, in
Withholding tho militia when corsstationaliy
required by tho the general government, and
10 embarrassing the os,ion, was desriscd by
the great body OF the people, could induce
Sfreng aud Jones, Smith and ei;ip.aa, TO de.
cline The peoples suli.ages
~. IT, Patriot.