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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16
/. CLOSET COMPANION.


lust PUBLISHED and for fals Ar THIS Orricr,
j. add az VIM & H HrDR Bookllore's, in Port
and and Bath
The Closet Companion !;
or help to erou. perfons in the inps,ssnt Safys n
saf essni1St;en, intended 70 be kepr-in the Chr
tisns unas place Of retirement in order TO rer ind
him of, as we'll "a aim him 10 the work.
Commune with your own heart Ps ~
Beloved, il cur heart condemn u rot thea haze
we n6dence toward God - John iii 81
For the Spirit itfeif bezresh witness uash cur
fpiru, thar we are Ill childrencf Cod
Roman VIII, Is,
This ssae esssuesss little work ought TO be in ths
hands of every professor of Religion and if fse
laentIy atteotivsly and prayerfuiiy read may be
Of real use 20 the hss C5.isf0s IN heping him to
clear and well grounded evidence of his interef
ChfiR 10 exciting bin 10 cIofs walk with God,
and 10 promoIioe his growth in Grace, and ALTO to
the ,sf dses;vsd TO convince him of the faiIacious
ness OF bic hops, and Of the dsplorable state which
he Is ia and TO drive him from his dangerous and
sandy foundation, 70 40 ALMIGHTY and mott mer-
ciful SAVIOUR, Price cents single. 60 cents
per dog d so per hundred.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16
T6KE NOTICE.

THE overfesfs Of the poor Of the town Of New.
i Gloucefasr hereby give notice thar they have
agseed wish Jofsph Rsynes Of f2id town 20 iup
port JoEah Stinehfeid pauper OF faid town IN
tiIi the fifteenth day of May nert add therefore
forbid al perfoos hssboriog trutting furnih.
ing him with any Guppors on account u fad town,
or on Account Of faid Rsyues. a. hey gill pay %
expeuce that maY arife On he account.
DANIEL HOWARD per order Of The cvsrfeer'
Of the poor Of faid sowu.
JOSEPH RAYNEs keeper
f fsid stineh6e.d. - Gcrcsiaer, eeps =.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16

with Iron, Hemp. &c IL. Edwin BsltoH. GarILs
Of Newyork. from Liverpool, for Sc Petersburg,
with lockwood IL. Patriot, Preye, Of Salem, from
Liverpool, for Copenhagen, with sugar &c 20.
Fame. stanwood. OF Portland. from Havanna. Tor
Copeuhagen, with coHee: %. Mary and EIiza.
kinsrnsn Of Boston, from thence for Copenhagen
with tobacco July 1. Ann, D'Wolf. Of Bristol.
from HAVANA. Tor 81 Petersburg. with sugar SC.
Let. James, Eadicott, Of Saicsn from Havanna, for
ST. Petersburg with sugar; ., Leopard. Mafs~rs,
Of b0ston FROM HAVANA. for ST Petersburg. With
coffee; 5. Thetis, Karkor. II Boston from Bremen.
for 81 Petersburg ia ballast 3 Beisey. virg,n, II
Boston, from Rotterdam, for Stockholm, with TO-
bacco Fair Trader, Dyer. Of Alexandra, from
Goiteaburg for Stockholm. in ballast; 8, General
HasniIton, Page, Of Providence, from Amsterdam,
for ST. Petersburg in ballast Hunter. Stafford. Of
Charleston, from Liverpool, for Stockholm 3,
Stranger, Whitney, of Philadelphia from Liverpool
for 81. Petersburg Maryland, Hammond, OF New
York. from Liverpool for St Petersburg Eagle,
Izley, OF baltimore. from thence for ST Petersbure
10, New-Orlears Packet, Pratt, OF Boston, ffoul
thence for ST Petersburg Milford, Weess,o Port
land, from thence. for st Petersburg John Haaii-
ton, Roberts, of New York from Lisbon, fer ST.
Petersburg is, Rebecca. Duncan, Of Salem. from
Hayanna, for ST. Petersburg julia, Barrett, 81
Newyork, from HAVANA for Copenhagen Factor,
Sampson, Of Boston. FROM HAVANA. for Copenha-
gen II, Citizen, Brown. of New York from Rot
terdam, for st. Petersburg 20, $500, Alien,
OF New Bedford, from Amsterdam, for Stockholm;
Victory, Leach, Of Boston. from thence for St
Petersburg.
CLEAnANCEs.
Foreign.--Sept. II, schc. Trader, MLellan. for
Europe; IS, schr Traveller, Bradford, for Ber-
muda schr. Two Sisters, Jordan, for W. Indies.
Coasfarise.--Sept. g. brig Mary. siackpole. for
Alexandra; 10, slonp Messenger, Porter, for
Boston IS, schr. William, York, for Lubbock
Is, schr. Relief, Baxter, for Newyork,
ssA SHIPPING MEMok ANDA. ss,s
The .schr. Olire Branch Fafnswcrth ~ days
from W marlborough for Bermuda was spoken the
4th inst. lat SO long. IS.
The Morning Star, Spear Of this port arrived at
Philadelphia 9Th inst.
At Bremen, 40 days SINCE ship Clio. Gardner,
Of Portland, from Richmond, for the Baltic.
The British ship Princess Charlotte, from hence,
arrived at Demarara, fstult.
The Peggy, Ryan, of Bath. was at St. Eustatia.
1osh ult waiting cargo.
Ship Diana, Of Wiscasset, for Boston, was spo-
ken Tth nit off Donehdee. -.
Schr. Milo, Of Bristol, has been spoken of South
Shoal, with 70 quiutas oftish on deck, caught one
day.
Bank Of Newfoundland Captain Leslie, of the
ship Persia, arrived at New York, infqrms, that
he had ascertained by repeated observations, that
the Grand Bank of Newfoundland,i in latitude about
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16

cidtiOR.

THE Annual Meeting of the Afiociaohn for tie
election Of Officers, will be held a, Col Buan-
HAMS Hall on Tusfday erenirg Ocaober Z, ~ 4
o'clock. The-members are requefted 10 be pune
tual 10 their attendance B, d;fs5;on IF fbs P,sGaaf
T. CHASE Seerefoyv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16
One Cent Remard.

- ANYWAY from the fubfcri6er on Tu-sSay
N the Oh inn an indsuted apprentice boy Dan
ed janes Hznce about eighteen years cid Al
perfous are c n,ion<d sgainn harboutinG Or tfcss
ing laid boy on my account - ihail not par ar
debts Of he contracting Whoever viii retufn
laid bov fasIl receive the above reward, but 60
expencss EPHRAim smith,
Gorham Sept. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16

THE fubseriber herehv gives pubic notice .
4 all concerned, THAI ihe has been duly appclu
tea and sakes uron hesfelf the uua Of admin
iArasrix IN he egase OF WILLIAM REED. lase cs
Harpsweil - me county OF Cumberland, rnarsngs.
decesf<d. b. giving hond a. TIE law directs fhe
sherefork reaueas al pesfons who iadebted r
the faia a<ceafeds eflsts TO make immediate pay
mrct 2nd thn!e y 10 have GOV deraa0ds thereon.
% eshsbit shs lame 70 fIiZ ABET5i REID.
Hsrpfweil, srps 10. 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16

May 1876
From the young ladies in Miss Martins
School. by the hand Of the Rev. Mr.. 9 10
Payson,
From Cyrus Hamlin Esq. Treasurer OF 3,
the Oxford Bible Society
From the Cent Society in Portland, by az
the hand Of the Rev. Mr.. Payson.
From the Oriental Lodge by do. IS
From Society of Females in Gray ~ !
the hand Of Simon Greenleaf, Esq.
From The Congregational Society in Dur
ham by the hands Of the Rev. Mr.. Her s
rex.
From the young ladies Of Miss Martins n
School by the hand Of Rev. r Payson.
From individuals in the Society Of the IN
Rev Mr.. Scott. Of Minot by do.
From andrew II. Giddings Esq. Of Pc
jepscot collected at meeting notified so
for the purpose.
From Society Of Females in Gray by} ,,x
the hand Of Simon Greenleaf, ESQ.
From Nathan k;nsman ESQ.,
From the Bible Association in Ot6eld } q OK
by the Rev. Josiah q. Merrill.
From friend by the hands of Mrs. sn
Freeman.
From Cyrus Farlin Esq. Treasures Of
the Oxford Bible Society. by the hands %
of Charles Whitman, Esq.
From do. by the hands of Albion X. Par on
ris Esq.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16

/, apply % lhe prizt az ut At Baltimore,
4 lke' were enlilled u any more, mai
800 ree,st ii They state that Da-
. nrlive Of Portland and smar', e
~rn that the Coogresso was bu'lt and
80 Il Baltimore, and that her crew
.;.Ied Of al nations. We have seen tour
- persons two ofthcm say, thai they
-.s;yes Of Maryland. third IS an Irish.
~ The other a black man, supposed
= ! naive Of Africa.
-. sipce learn that the prize ship has ar
: Portland, and that her goods have
y bonded.
- SEQ Serpent still continues on our coast,
.moIesled By too much regulation"
49, FssA .Story.-A Grey Scrag was
u e.oebl in Proyincetown harbor, Cape
rensuriug So feet in length.
4 accounts from various parts Of Europe
= R.>u received since. our last-bui the
- .,e i;Iled with such local matters as are
"a =. .l~exting to the American reader.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16

THE fockholaers OF cumberland Bank are
hereby notified sfAt their annual meeting will
be holden on Monday the iixsh day of October
merit At two O'Clock afterncou At the Chamber o.
yer iaid Bonk for the purpofe Of choo6ng nine
directors for the year eniuing and franl4esins zry
other buinefs relative 10 faid Bank tha, may then
come before them
BY order OF Prshdenf and Directors
LEVI CUTTER, Gather,
Portland Sept. IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16

Diridend of Capital Stock No. 3.
The aockholders of Portland Bank are hereby
no:ihsd thar she Directors Of faid Bank have
declared dividend of eve dollars per ihars, psys.
bic on the goth inR. Scot. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16
Bible Society OF Maine.

As the last annual report Of the Bible Soci-
ely. Of Maine. has not been published, we
think the following view and present state OF
the Society, which we have obtained from the
Treasurer, will not be unacceptable 10 our
readers.
Donations received Since the Meeting in
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16

Bank Of Newfoundland. Captain Leslie, Of the
ship Persia, arrived at New York, infqrms, that
he had ascertained by repeated observations, that
the GrAndRa of Newfoundland,in latitude about
S. Is Mis- only two degrees broad. instead 81 four
as laid down in most charts. The eastern edge, ia
that parallel, being in longitude about l9, ZEN. ".
and the western in about 2t, i'm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16
A NEW GLOTHIER.

NOTICE is hereby given that The subfcribss
~ ha. taken the Clo,hing mill Iats'y occupied
by Quifnby and Smith, and that he Intends to pay
ffrict attention to the buGnefs IN sl its various
branches with much neatnefs and difpasch. He
10 informs his friends thar he takes all kinds Of
produce for pay or gives rear credit.
JOSHUA PARSONS.
Minot, Auguf atR 1877
rEAK1N from on board the fhip 9 John rf-Nor
folk = a. abandoned veHel, AZ fez, on the 18th
init The following defcfibed property viz,
Cables and Anchors,
Sails and Rigging,
Water Casks--salt BEEF number of Trunks
two Bales-Crafs Rope-Honey Cannon
-Suear- Coffee Rum. and iundry other articles
rot recoIleced ANY person. claiming the above
property, or any part Of il, i de6rei 70 prove
properly, pay charges and take il away. Apply
to UNAH COOLtDGE.
Portland, Sept Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16

Copartnership DissoiUed.
eT'HR Copartnerfhip heretofore emitting under
y che firm of
/. & A. CARTER,
10 by mutual confen. di folved this day AL per
fiona indebted 70 the fad firm are called upon 70
make payment 10 ] CAersR. who i duly author
ICED 10 receive the fame.
JOciAH CARTER,
ARTEMa3 CARTER.
Portland, Sept. IS 1877
q ANAWA from the fuhseriber on she slff
~ ult = Lad by the name CT HENRY BLAIR
about IS years Of age Said lad wa bound to the
fubfcriber a. az apprentice to the hufbandry tu6
ref. All perfons are hereby forbid harborins OF
tsuiaing him on my account, ~ viii nos pay any
debts Of his contrscsing Whoever will return
laid runaway to his Matter fhall be entitled 20 one
cent reward, but 40 CHARGE paid
ONBSIPHORUS FISHER
Northyarmonsh, Sept. 10. 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16
III MARRIED.

In Cincinnati, Ohio. Asa Reddington, jun, Esq
Of Waterville. Maine, TO Miss Caroline + Sher
win, Of the former place.
In this town. Mr.. George W. Parsons, to Mis-
Ann /. Mitchell.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02
FOREIGN.

LoM}op, bf4yck a..
The following are Ouraccounts Die morn
ing from Glasgow, relative 10 tie. per-
sons arrested IN that city:
%" GLASGOW. March 3.
AHrr long and patient examinations
before the sheriff, foereen persons have
been 0r'Dlifrd Cor trial or tho clarpc of
& pif.u eainef fle Gov rnmrrt and
iakiae alrniawful oaib. The folloning
81" Che nanas 49,
" Wiiliafa Edgar, Tea her IN The Cal.
tens g''n Keith, Manage Of cotton
f7t ip ihe Cation James T.ulsvsor %,
Wrftr's fl.rlc (is-rog Wiiiiam cin,o-
$751; gn.f d-nff a.~.f.p iI. ~
s4a1.gA. 'r'o 's"fa9ea 3ngt ch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

TIE islanu OF oal!l Iitlena, 9Tu .i..v1!l-
touched at that place on the 9th of Us
cembcr last, in the ship Fanny, OF ~
don, under my command, am enablaJns
assure YOU, that The under-mcniioned :"
co,,ect accouat OF the procisions.clloaeJ,IiSs
person, and his attendants, which no r
ceivcs daily from Messrs. Ba,comba
Co. WHO are appointed by gosern,nen, .,
he MS pu:ycyors VIZ 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

BoNArARTE.-A person who has co..
versed with one Of the suiteof BonanarU,nn-
recently dismissed from ST. Helena sta,e,
that The information of this person fiji S
confirms the reports wilicl, have Lenss
published OF the serious decline in IN
kx.cmperors health. He represents b; me-
as III a most .deicctedand iebiliiated s,a,a.
ealing little and irregularly, taking NJ
exercise, and sorely disturbed in hi; -.
pose. should no alteration take p!are i,
Eis habiis, 1t Is not expected he will SUI
viVe Twelve months longer. He lladw
zen leter 70 The Prince Regent on tl'e
not. w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

Wilii proportion OF Pepper, Salt, Oil &.
nustard.the whole amounting to abo"w,
{ III in lfdays. ""'u'
| am, Sir, your ob't. serv't.
JOHN WALLIS.
A. Ri0onGcid Place.
Dephold, March lG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02
MR.LoCKHARTAND MR.. coBBr1,r

a Morning Paperstates, that NIrJoct
hart, understanding that Mr.. Cobho,.
passed the night of Sunday AT Mr.. Tn; TIN
thy, Browns, at Peckham, repaired ,h;,Lo-
early. Yesterday morning, with the in,en' G'
on OF ,chastising him for his insolence u.
winchester. Before Mr.. J.. had reacho d.
the BrIckiayers' Arms, he mel Mr.. G"h
bett returning to town, and being furnish
ed WIN tremendous horsewliip, he an
pl!ed 1t, sans ceremonie, To the shouidap.
OF his antagonist. Mr.. Cobhett escan .'S
INTO The shop of.Mr. Jones, the apothecaa
rry, where he remain d for two bours'
lis head appears 10 have suffered cors;d
cradle damage, as he was seen fo le.uo
me Apoihecary's shop with an enormons
plaster over his left eve. "''u'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

TO THE EDITOR.
SIR-Sceing IN your Paper of Friday
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-30
- Custom.Hotse, Port OF !
Newport, Apri, 30, 1917. =

10 the svidoaps and heirs Of The. officers.
seamen and nnsr,nes Of he late U, IS. Orig
Of war Efervirr.
AN ACT Eor the relief of,he widows ard ofphans
Of the o&cers, seamen sha marines, who wero
lost in the United States brig Eperviet. ="
BE it ersete< y :he Senate and aosse cf eSrsssns.
aHe's g the Uaifsd sfnfes s .arierieo, ,n Cogre,s
asseoble<, That the widows, If any sucH there be-.
d there be no widow, the child or ehildrtp. Il there
be no child, then the parents patent and f th.r6
be parent, then the brothers and sis,ets 81 of
GERS. sesnen and marines, whs *ere in the scrv'e.i
Of the United States, and lost in the stig Ercvicr,
shall be entitled to. and receive, out Of any Aons.t
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, suus
equal six months pay sf theis rsspsstiys dseest.
ed relatives aforesaid, in addition to the pay due u
the said deceased On the l4,b day Of July, ons
thousand eight hundred and 6ftern 20 which day
the arreas OF pay due the deceased shall he ALLOW.
I'd and paid by the accounting officers of the Navy
department. ,..te.
tPassed Sd of March. lslyj
The amount Of six. months extra BAY authoriipt
by tho above act Of Congress, wii DO paid to tha
legal elsimaats, upon application 70 the Navs Del
p ss,.ts gSsa ss: u
ed in behalf OF %idow. Certificate Of baptisIu
and Of rarsh record 10 behalf Of orphan chiidtts.
certificate of the relationship " brother OF sissr
duly attcsted by magistrate Of The cbuutry, prov.
ing incontestiby the Kindred and Just claim under
the sale act. As no intermediate agency is neees.
sary in the case, claimants are reShested 10 send
their Vouchers and papers direct TO the Navy DeA
partrsent, and the money will be paid by ehhcLs
upon the banks, in the neisbborhood Of their real.
dshce, without expefse o. dedtctioh. Those Who
constitute at,orfies will have prove their irdents
ty, and afhd'ty to the officer, seaman or uiarineo
ard no letters Of administration will Be required or
admitted In favor Of claim The pay Inert BEING
specifically applied TO ths relations
none other need 10 apply. and the stric,est scrutiny
will be observed when the applicstionis uot dirss
from the person designated In the Law.
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Navy.
BENJAMIN HoMANg
Navy Dsfarfnes', loth Htrjl, lSly.
N. b.-The same profs AID vouchers viii be s.e.
fcient for the arrears Of pay dHe the l<h sulys
1915. which will be paid BY the fourth sadi.or q
the Treasury Department.
or The Printers Of tn. ia~s OF tbe United
States are requested to publish toe above threS
successive weeks
April 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-30
SCHOOL NOTICE.

T. M subscriber having taken the buildihs u
Spring street, nearly opposite Trinity Church,
next north OF Capt Isaac Buidick's house, proposes
opening school for tho instruction o' Youth IN tho
various rudiments Of common school educ stion vi,.
Resding, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammars
Geography. &c. AS the subscriber has ample re-.
eommendations. and he intends to devote his time
assdaously to this pursuit, he will be grs,eful for
share OF pablo patronage; and assures shose who
may favor hin with their support, that nothing
shall be wanting on his part TO render Satisfaction
TO his employers For terms and other particulars
hrLroN RAIL.
NaNnort. April so. 1917 W ----
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL. so, 1917.

~ is there sYiH probably be persons a.
foz9n, on Election ,veek, from all Of The t01ns
in This STATE, h is hoped and erheessd tie SUB
seri3ers Of Ahe Rhode Island Refu6hsnn NIL
9VaH Themselves of thar ohhorsunify TO remif
ihe omount Of their sutSerihnoDs, many Of
wdieh have 6een long Standing, and ~hieh ir
IS absolutely necessary should f- faid SilaSut
further delay.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-30
Nesgpo,s Zig5t-Ho0ss.

THE .LIomr.Hovsr, at the South ives. end Of
the Island Of Connanicut, in the State OF Rhode.
Island, sc. called the Newport Light. House, viii.
probably, be lighted with Gas, by the beginning oS
June next, and il is deemed necessary that, 40 ear.
ly as may be, public, and extepsive notice shodld
be given of the contemplated change Of the modo
of lighting said Light: House, may from time To
time becouie necessary. The Editors df Nevspss
pers in the seaport Towns in the United Ststes arc
therefore REQUESTED to publish this Advsrtisensens
in their papers al coon as they shall receive IL.
WILLIAM ELLERY. Superintendent " ~
...o, Light Housc. NEWPORT
Custon.Hotse, Port OF ,
oort Ap,h 40 fRiT
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-30

arc sure Il wiil bc toe high ambition Of Mr.
MoNRoR TO be the President of the Nation,
rather Than the chief of party, il lie not
,rue that he prefers or ever will prefer new
proselytcs TO old eompatriots. The sssor-
ticn referred TO-, therefore, must be cousid-
cred as one OF those devices, which on the
eve of a critical election, tho federaiists SO
we'll know how to employ
or Se;ns eommeafs cn fte G6s,e. together Sth SCH.
graf srier arfic'es ere or'itsd for Sa'g Of room.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-30
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by Vtrfue of a Deere, u the Snfrerle Jndie.
iak Conrf, Holden at Newhors on TIC /frH
Monday " March, 1917.
90 much OF the Real Ettste OF hTpREv FssE-
- RORY. late Of Westerly, deceased, as will be
sufficient for the payment OF the debts OF said dc.
ceased together with the expences Of settling the
estate Of the deceased, and incidental charges, will
be sold at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, May
2i, 1917, and the following day-said Estates is
situated partly in Newport, niddletown and James.
town,-Tha, in Newport consists Of about 8 Acres
of Land That in Middetown OF 90 Acres Of Land,
nov in the possession Of Jane, ChG,s And that
in JAMESTOWN /, the Fsrm now in the possession Of
Pekk Iouer-The sale will be on the premises, in
Newport, on said "Wednesday, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
--in Middletown, at , o'clock r. NJ. on said dsy-
and in jamestown. on the day following at IL oelk.
A. M-The Conditions viii be made known si the
time sad places Of sale. -
SYLVESTER GAvIT,l
JAMES CHASE EHser"
Newport. April 30. 1917.
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DIED,

At Por.nouth, on the 23d inst. Mr.. EDWARD
HALL, III the S2,h year of his age
At Portsmouth on the 18th inst. Mrs. EUrtcs
DA1EsPoRT, in the Goth year Of her age. relict Of
the late Mr. Jonathan Davenport. She was Ted IN
early life to embrace religion, which was ever her
support and conso alton in ibis our pilgrimage -
nov we trust her weary soul has found rest In the
mansion, Of everlasting peace. -
Behold zoe cOuH Mem HAPPY. Which endure"
In .fnleGorouyh, on Monday last, Mrs. MARcARrr
sxow, widow of the late Rev Joseph snow, Of Pre.
titsnee, in the 83d year Of her sge
At SAGE, Name, Gen. CYRus kIsc, aged "a, late
q f.,.s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-30
LdtestGoM Edd:Z.

Capt. TowNsEND arrived at Providence
on Wednesday lao, 10 the brig Viper, from
Cadz, inter tha, TWO Sp'nisb expeditions
were Citing out a, that placc--one was jaid
to be destined for Llna-,he Other for the
Havana and We e uz-dnd were expected
to sail 10 vcrv ,hou lime, each one accom-.
panied BY 5000 troops, infantry and cavalry.
No political news Of moment at CadiA.
The Washington ~, Capt. Creighton, the
sloop of war Peacock, Cap. Rogers, and
Spark, Capt. Nicholson, sailed from Cadz
for Gibraltar on the ais, Of March. The
remainder oi the squadron wee Understood
to be at Port Mshon. Eve'y thing was tram
quill and secure in the Mediterranean, and
mo of,iccrs shd crews Of our feet we're ih
tne health and spirits.
Capt. +. 10 the bearer Of Despatches tror,
Commodore Chauncey TO the Secretary oi
the Navy, aud from Mr.. Ewing, our Ambas-
.a, = t Md ID. Lbr S-',ttary oG State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-30

1t. Gen. Laliemand, late of tho French
Imperial army, has arrived here from Turkey,
& has taken lodgings at the Exchange Coffee
House. He was an officer OF cavulry, and his
narie has been conspicuous in the annals Of
France. In the last French Impe ial' Court
Calender he had the title of Baron. He ac.
eompahIed. Bonsparte from Paris to Roche
tort, after the battle of Waterloo and with
him surrendered himself TO the B itish ship
Belerophon, He was afterwards refused per
mission TO proceed;w,h Bonapsrte to ST. Hell
ena, and, with Marshal Ssyary, was sent to
Malta in The Eurotas frisate After rcmain,
ing seven months Of Nalts, q close prisoner,
he embarked with Gen. SavarY, for Smyrna,
by perm;ssior from the British government.
He has younger brother, who was also one
Of Napoieoo's Lieut.. Gems. Both Of them
are exclueed from the amnesty docreed in
France, by the decree of Louis ls,h of the
Gath July, lsls =. Boz. nsher.