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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-02
WONDERS OF THE MICROSCOPE.

WONDERS OF TIE NlCkostSrG'
Upon examining the edge Of a very
keen razor By the microscope, it appears
a, broad as the back part & pretty
thick knife rough, uneven, fall oil
kpstches and burrows, and so lar from
any thing like sharpness. that an nstru,
ment so blunt as this seemed to be would
not serve even to cleave wood.
An exceeding small needle being also
examined, the point thereof appeared a.
boye a quarter Of an inch 10 breadth;-
not round or Fat, but irregula. and une-
Gual; and the surface, though extremely
smooth and bright to the naked eye.
seemed full Of rusgedness, holes and
scratches. In short, Il resembled an Iron
bar out OF a smiths forge.
But the sting Of bee, Tiered through
the SANE instrument, showed every where
a polish amazingly beautiful, without the
least flaw, blemi,h or inequality; and
ended in Doint too fne to be discern
ed.
A small piece q exceeding hne lawn
appeared, from the large distances or
huies between It's threads, somewhat like
Il hurdle or lattice; and the threads
themselves seemed somewhat coarser
than yarn wterewith ropes are made tor
anchors.
Some BRUSSELS lace, worth 1--WE pounds
ward, looked as ii it were made Of a
thick, rough, uneven hair line, intwisted,
fasteaed or clotted together in very in
ar;iui manner.
But a silkworm's webb being examin-
cd, appeared perfectly smooth and SHIN
ing, every where equal, and as much
finer than any thread the finest spinster
in the world could made, as the smallest
Irvine is finer than the thickest cable. A
pod of this silk being wound Oh, was
found to contain nine hundred and thirty
yards but it is proper to take notice,
that as two threads are glued together
BY the worm through its whole length, it
makes really double the above number,
or one thousand eight hundred and sixty
wards; which, being weighed with the
utmost exactness, were found no heavier
than two grains and half. What al
exquisite tineness was here! and yet this
is nothing when compared to the web OF
a small spider, or cven with the silk that
issued from the mouth OF this very worm
when but newly Matched from the egg
Let u. examine things with good MI
croscope, and we shall be Immediately
convinced that the utmost power OF art
is-oniy concealment Of deformity, an
imposition upon our want OF sight; and
that our admiration Of it arises from our
ignorance of what it really is.
This valuable discoverer OF truth will
prove the most boasted performances Of
art to be ilI-shaped, rugged and uneven,
as il they were hewn with an axe, or
struck out with a mailet and chissel, It
will show bunslins, inequality, and i'm
perfection i'll every part, and that the
Who'll. is disprOpor;ionate and monstrous:
Our finest miniature paintings appeared
befo.e this Instrument as nere dau6lnss,
plasterei on with trowel, aud entirely
void Of beauty, either in the drawing or
the coloring. Our most shining varnish-
es, our smoothest polishings, will be
found to be mere roughness, fall OF gaps
and Jaws. Baker on the Microscope.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-02
Richmond, Jan. 90.

Richmond, Jan. 90.
Yesterday the following resolution was
adopted by the Senate:
Resolred, That tia several committees
to whom revised bills have been referred
ought to be discharged from considering
them; and that the further consideration
of the said bills ought to be postponed
until the first Monday in december next.
The House of Delegates were princi.
pally engaged on private or local bills
Among et6ers, which were reported, vas
one by MIR. Blackburn, amending the
Usury .act. 1t was read the first and
second times, referred TO the committee
of the whole, and ordered to be printed.
Among other provisions, it is declared
that if by any way or means OF corrupt
bargain, sale, purchase, loan, exchange or
contract, BY parol or in writing, by shift,
GOWN, device or deceit, or in any other
manner whatever, with view TO evade
the penalties Of this act, any person shall
ask, demand, reserve, accept, &c. above
the rate Of six dollars for one hundred,
for one year, for the loan, sale, purchase.
exchange or shifting OF money, bank
notes, tobacco, goods or chattelS, &c. &c
such person so offending shall forfeit dou
bic the value Of the money, bank notes,
&c. halt to the use Of the literary fund,
the other half 70 the states attorney who
shall prosecute such offender to convic-
ton and judgment. The bill directs the
judges and magistrates to give this act
specially in charge to the grand jnries.-
The attorney general and every states
attorney is to cause to be summoned be-
fore any grand Jury call persons who
they know or believe can give iniorma-
zion to such grand jury relative to the
violation OF this act BY any person what.
ever" &c. &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-02
Tie three mos: Celebrated NOrelists.

HE HIC6 WOSs s'esSeS'e'
Fielding, Richardson, and LIE Sage,
seemed to have attained the greatest EN-
ineuce to that seductive species OF wrl'
ting, unknown to antiquity,which we de-
nominate novels. Crebillon, Marrivaux,
and Smollet, only occupy the second
place. Nollaire ,and Rosseau, however
6eautlful.may be their compositions in
this line, are rather satiricaI or philOso-
phical norali.ts than novelists. Don
OGiyote" is a weak sui gensris, and not
ainenable to ordinary rules. "Gil Bias"
seems to stand alone, and will probably
be read with avidity in every age and E.
very country. Though the scene lies in
Spain and the characters are Spaniards,
the manners are universal, and true to
nature equally in Madrid, in Paris or IN
London. Richardson and Fielding are
more national, and cannot be read with
the same delight on the bonks OF the
Seine, or Of the 1iber, as on those OF the
Thames-tho' the former writer tran.
sports US to Bologna, in bis " Sir Charles
Giandison," Fielding never attempts to
carry US out Of England, and his actors are
all aborigines, Foreigners can never taste
his works, nor will he ever attain to the
fame OF Richa dsOn beyond the limits Of
his own country. Clcmentia aud Clarls-
sa will penetrate where Sophia Western
and Parson Adams never can DC known
or apprecia.ea. Joseph Andrews" and
Amelia" may be considered in point
of computation 10 Fielding, what " Pa
mela" is to Richardson. London pcper.
Fohtenclle being asked by Lord
one day atyersailles, what difference
taere was between clock and wo-
ham replied, "a clock seems to point
o.t the hours, and q woman to make
us forget t.:eli.'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-02
Prices at .Nsac. Orleans, Dec. q.

Cotton, new crop, s4i; I'd do. so 4
IS; -four, superfne and fine, 81 50a 8;
bakers do. so ae; middiing do. 6 F.;
hams aud bacon IL IS cents pork,
Ken. prime, IS; cargo Do. l6 q II; CT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-02

lct "a ~ SSHhp pu''e' - 80
sugar, country, prime, 80; tobacco, Ken.
cwt. 7 ss; bagging. Ken. % % cts
Extract Of a letter from Havana, | 9th
December, received by the editors Of
the Boston Palladium.
The Swedish ship Galathea, captain
Willis, from Hamburg, with a cargo oil
linens, belonging to Mr.. Francis Door
man, well known merchant there, was
robbed by the Full Blooded Yankee, re-
vclatiouary privatesr, captain Jewett, Of
great part Of her cargo; and alter do
ing this captain ]. gave captain Willis q
passport, copy of which is enclosed.--
The privateers have broken open several
letters, by various vessels coming trom
Europe, and taken out whatever they
stood in need Of.
Copy Of passport received BY captain
Willis.
TO the captains Of the hermaPhroaite brig
Intiepede, and Of the schooner indie
pendencia, belonging to the Chllian
squadron, under my command.
Gsnt'emsn,-You will please respect
and protect the bearer of this letter, cap
tain b Willis, OF the Swedish ship Gala
thea, whose papers and remaining pro-
perty | have strictly examined, and are
fully, to my satisfaction, neutral.
At sea, on board brig Full Bloodsd
Yankee, 18th Nov. 1917, and Vi
our Independence, 9th.
(Signed) ]. JEWETT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-02
District of Columbia, to wit.
November Term, },o-
Alexandria county, 10"

November Term, ,o
Alexandria county, '''
IN cHAYcERr.
James SanGerson, Complainant.
John Mills, sen. Thomas Swami and Au-
gustine Newton, Defendants.
TIME defendant John Mills, sen. not
Il having entered bis appearance and
given security according to the statute
and the rules Of this court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the court upon
affidavit that the said John Mills, sen. is
not an inhabitant Of this district On mo-
ton Of the complainant by his counsel it
is ordered that the said defendant john
Mills sen. 10 appear here on the first day
Of the next court and enter his appear
ance to the suit and give security for per-
forming the DEGREES Of the court and
that the other defendants Thomas Swami
aud Augustine Newton do not pay away
convey or secrete the debts by them ow-
ing to or the estate or effects in their
hands belonging 10 the said absent defen-
dant John Mills sen. until the further Or
der or decree of this court and that q
copy of this order be forthwith published
for two months successfully in one Of the
public newspapers published in this coun-
ty, and that anOther copy be posted at
the front door of the court house of said
county. Test g. DENEAl.E, c. C
February
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-02
FIX Erchorgs Cgfss House *
NMARlNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ALExAHDRIh...5ARCARr 81,
CLEARED,
Schr Planet, Dyer, Boston.

MEMORANDA.
ScM Minerva, Hall; At Charleston Esd
inst. up for this port.
Brig Agent, Lewis, al New-York a8th
inst. up Tor this port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-02
GALLANT EXPLOIT.

The following is more particular &C
count of the recaPture Of vessel froi
the A!serires than has ye, been publish
ed -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04
MARINE NElVS.
PORT or .H,EWPORT

Erered-sloop Fame, Walden, New.fork'
t2.Ired-s,oop Morons Star, Dennis, Plymonn,n'
Arrived. on'Niondsy evening last, sch true n"'
cricsn Capt. yess, from Nev.York, for Cas'lne
On Saturday nigh, came 10 sn snchor 70 ,he 'eT.
Of BIockIslznd. in severe gsle--ios' her cao'e
and aschors, which obliged her TO put ,o,oths po
FOR a new suppiy.-Left Capt Nesa on p,oSt,n,S
--she Is now sshore on the psin, Of Go,t.h''.
Arrived oa Thursday ias, Brig Viper. hDof"' ~
dsya from Buenos Ayres, with hides tana~' et;n
bound to providenes.--Left there, Dc 90, PIP
Glote, Harrison Of Baltimore, lo,ding for N; IoD
Augustus, Rsk.r, for baltimore. gneer'aI" W
tan from do jost srIiyed schr ibshnyer, |nt G,.
DO :Pa,tios Thompson. for do uneer'an ~
'ris. Pcase. for New.Yok, uneert.iu pouIo 't. a.
Chase, Of do. condemned b'ig Charlotte, a.
do. ;nst arrived; sch'r Eien fooker P9aa; 70, ~
uncertain, ship Augustus, ousr; tor so s~,y
do. f:efree WashSg,op, yc.rdslcy' do, 90.
H~nrv. Msid,dsn. for Hartford IN OF ',:.
T6e sb,c D,onede, P,gr Of salem, saNd Tor ps"A
. -.cts nrev;oos --Msrkefs duh,
~ LsvTs i4sf, Dec 2-1be brig ssrso. ., 'na
f,a,, a,,h. ~ M 10 ST Croif, vac dsmAs'ed .no
mr. ossr vbe Islands, during . hurneane 90 .ne
Is5 oet.-and va fallen in with on ue Iyn; in
a., ~ lon. 81, Jy the Thorn,ons F'her, air'ea w
IN. C,iy,e from Demsnrs, ws,ic'. took on ue ca"
n IL asrDssr) ~ pAr;ns eynditoa-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04
LArE FROM Byss os xYEss

by the arrival here on Thursday, of, tho
Brig Viper, Aborn, In 81 dsys from Eaenos
: 'Asysss, sdsicss.ftssn thai place TO The s,n
0lt. have been receivcd.--No change had
taken place in tAs Royslis,s or Patriot ar
mics 10 that quarter, siacc our previous ad-
viees Priscs were daily arriving, add sew
oral psisaseers were lying in tbs harbour, rea.
dy for sea.
SPANISH .fAfERIC.fk NEJyS.
A bulletin OF The Charlsslon City Gazette
contains news Som Hew-Crcnada, SC. slut.
iDgs-
That the ncw viceroy had officially uo,i-
hsd, that hs could no longer sustain tie kng-
dom, ia consequences Of disasters cxpericnc-
ed by his pasues on the Plains Of Cassnare.
That Morrillo had threatened 10 execute
one OF h!s Generals, for having retrssted
with 5000 men before 500 Independent, -
Ihs, OF the 6sh October, the is]epsnden,s
had defes,cd ,iis ioysl;sis, and capt,.fci tho
province OF PauiplaDs - -.
Tho, 10 Csrthagena ths Spaniards wsfo
preparing Tor an eApec,ed si.ge.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04
To Lei ar PUbltc Aucf:e..

NN WEDNESDAY. Feb. %. 1919. q, . O'Clock.
" NJ fair, If not, the FIRST fair day sitts,)
on the premises. for tho c,s Of one Year. the Rea,
Estate of the lion Jescph Cundal. late Of foru-
mouth, deceased viz -
1hc Ccoa Farm, Il, called) combining 100 seres
ofexcellent LaDd--ard the Ftrry farm Iso cslcd)
containing about 81 - Botl, gsns'irc OF CT.
ceeni soil for grazing on ,see land
A dwelling -tiohse CO. vehienl Gr one or two
small families. and contiguous TO si,hcf Of lhe above
Earin3 -,
.8iss-The trist.Alil,. Ciolhier's Works. RoTin9
Ind spining Aachines.-snd WI the apparatus ncc-
ctsary for manufacturing woolen cloth.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Z s....
r,iiKs MSNcnEsTEn, ''e""'
pnri su1nnth. Ian DA lRiA ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04
NAVAL DEPOT.

To the irrernselie proof i,ich have hitherto
been a.tuecd .lsliTu tD'52 important advantages
our waters possess over every other port IL the TN
ioa or the estabhshi5oAt or E.Ina Naval Depot,
we sublom the fCi!cSing Tustc--! there another
port IN the u"itcl StaieS.hich a, all times and
~ 9! seasons Of ,!" ycar adEit Of 80 uany OF our
own and foreign v.sScls TO otter il, without even
tiei q direct H><. - enters this port We answer
mo- Then ift aicrcncc to be drawn Il oHi this sim.
pic T@estih presents to view more "a'pc tes''m'ny
in tesLror our wa,c ), FOR tle purpose aforesaid.
IN volHmns of evidence, TO the contrary, ptoIica'
rd u fsc PROMISES And we do NOT hesitate to say,
that IN natiopa point c view Is the real interests
Of s-eoIntysrette governing prircifle, ufe c.
abli,hinens Of the Naval Depot, &c. viii nevtab J
DC located in tie wstcrs of STaGaoset Lay -, is
true wc caupot say What <Secr an i!er fois iniih'
CAGE ,aay have in tno,tl,y ds OF as nation trtl
the tue c2uyss o. our dsSt!rejan But II VIII nc
found :i,d soupd, hopss, poicy wi's con'diss vac
good Of Our common country, III preference 10 'he
interested VI ews Of few sc,fsa indN dua's VIII be
,he only safe course cra naiua - poFsue--a course
r cn only eau ccalt Us with true n'lon!i e'Ghh!'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04
PROM .ftwgLl1 .sL, ,s.ND.

The PaIrio, b'g Morgiano, with Col. IT,
win and all his officers on board, slipped out
-...a sn--!ssvlos Cpi,. ...-rt. .s-n.@A-.-mho
was also preparing to sail with the remaining
vessels. The poo' Spaniafds, a, Amelia,
were complaining vciy much H. 'otnsoquenee
oi AG'y's having ceased TO issCo rulions 10
tasD .~-CIar !cs!eH, SC. Pci.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04
NEVIS FROM TIE SoU7gl +,
6 .n,!eman from Psmmp, inform, tha,

Ssn,'cman ffon Psmmp, inform, thsa tho
independen, army ol Chill, b. landed in Pc
ri Ia join the powerful armies lron 3ucnos
Ayres that ,he royal army la Peru had been
rnted, anathas ,he pa,rio, armies were IN
tfiunphant n,a'ta for Lima :--'hat Caseo
had already Become independent, which hsd
e=ti,ed grcst alarm in Lima .-rha the
ports of Lima and Cuayaquii weie ciose.y
tloekaded by The pauio,., whose vessels had
Appeared off Panama, and il wa~ Supposed
their Hlg vii! ty ia triumph rom Cape Horn
to the nonh poia; Of Venesula, within six
InnnIhs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04
ONE. CENT REV ARD.

phE away from the sub'sr,ssr on or ABOUT ,.e
La 10Th Of april ls1, an 'noeni' emu on when ' ie
wsn, awsy sleeps grey jaeset and trowstrs, itt
S.", Ss' With he bim Gu, n and has tge scar upon
. n.' WI WV nf III. ~rgh, snele and another scar q.
e.os, The wright foot. has down look when spoe.
en- TO fail face AMI sioesy built, This Is ,ne.e,o,s 70
forbid all persons trusting, harbor'ng OF s"poy'"g
~" ~ ,ls uI hoevcr viii arpr,hcrd sad boy srd
,s,urn him 10 the Subscriber sDa receive me Shove
,ewurd and no chafges pad coronov
e..h ;,os,oyn. FEB lih, lblb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04

We havs Fequco:ly copied articles on the
subject of the Massachuse It's Claims, be causc,
in addition to the general interest sf this scb-
ice,, i, has a local, bearing Of no Htle impor-
lance 10 our imu,ea'a,e readers. A portion
of the claims Of this Slste against The Gen
erai Government is precisely on the same
footing with those Of Massachusetts, and
mus, stand or fall with them. The only res-
son2ble hope Of their ALLOWANCE is rta!<d in
the paragraph in ou' Gls, page. While our
State governments coe,iopc. TO mainIs'D ,he
indefensibIe doctrine, OF the Hartford Ccn-
vcn,ion, the General Government canno, con-
sis,en,ly sccede to oH demands or petitions
A SOLEMN rennnication of those doctrines,
ewsnating from the people, may have TIA,
effect upon its msgnanimhy, which we can
never hope from its justice. Patriot
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04
Cle1ls O17ee Supreme judicial Court,

,x,uruy.s Nichols f,azsrl oC Por,smoaih bhth
w ,bi,. day f,ed in said CGiee 'he. Copy @ an
A., os ,be lonnrsbie GtnesSl Assembly OF the
s,.,e OF Rhode leland and irovidence r'sn's.,ons.
s...,S q, ,bc;, Oe,obcr session Al 1Bl7, Grant
nc hin, the bene6t of an act passed June, =. -
7s6 ep,ried an Act for the reei 2, crs';,o,s "f
~ a.. I'D Nichols Hszsfd ,hS thry be and tp.
pe,r II 1ey see ct a. The supreue Judicial O's eo"w
- .. holden a, Newport within ~ FOR the County
"e Newnr, on The ksa Monday oi March nen, 70
,on;u.,r Commissioners TO receive sn sssg '"s "s
Of ,Le Es,a,e Of thes aid Nichols fcf ,he S.
said Creditors eaboN
Newport, Te5. 2. 1873. =
sPRL LNTiNG, ~ oa sins., t1seS'''' '"
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NEWPORT.
". sioNXSDAY, Rssvscy 8, Isis.

*ss* The Committee authorized fer
the Purl 'ose, by the General Convention
hold'en nm South Kingstown in October
last, here by give notice, that Conven-
uon OF Kepublican Delegates will be hol-
den at the State House in Providence,
on "Wednesday evening, the 18th of Feb
ruary next, for the purpose of agreeing
on lrox for General Officers, to be
offered TO the Free,nen of Rhoc!e-Island,
tor their support at the ensuing election.
The Republicans of the several towns in
Inc S!aie are respectfully desired to elect
their Delegates accordingly.
SN
on Friday evening last, tho ferry y-boat, on
hc' passage hom Conansicuit 10 Newport,
run asbo'c' on the north point Of Fort, VOL
sou. ihe passengers on boars,, were Com.
PSnay and his b'olhsr, 1t. &. X. PEnny,
WIN we're compelled ~ remain 10 that dan.
& "cns snaa'tuo, daring the whole Of tho
night ~a'eh was excessively culd. rs soon
a' clay light permitted them TO discctn oh.
jscts, the skipper Jumped overheard, and
reached the garrison, frcm Thence u boat
was Immediately Sent to relieve the passen.
gers. Tile ferry.boat was 60, T on Mohdey.
On Saturday evening last, Q very severe
snow storm commenced from the ~ w.
During which the Bristol packet, Capt. Bow
Ter 'un foul Of the sch. ------ Capt, Delano,
from Sasannsh, for Providence, and they boih
went ashore n"ar the Lime Rocks, they will
bo got OF without much tsamage-Copt.
Bowier, was badly frozen, and Mr.. John Oar
ley of Bristol was unfortunately los; over
board, and drowned.
We understand, that, dnri-I the gale CT
Saturday, night las,,~:ae meeling. house on
b!ock.lslaoI VAS removed from its iounds.
uca 10 feet. Sons dwelling houses, &c A.,
were considerably iciurcd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04
Iuof6rr .Acp Dark.

e petition will De presented TO the Gcoer'
al Asse mt y, ., their session in February nex''
by nun.bsr OF tho eitzers Of Providence
70, Cns,tcr oi rev Bank in that ,o~n' To
be called the =" STATE Bass" wth fspusi
Of Two Hundred Ihuus5ud Dollars.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04
FROM TRE HhyEiI.

4 letter, received from liavsna, mentions
that the csw Spanish corvette ship, for.
u.srly tho Geaetal Scott, Of 81 guns, ,shich
rcccp,S sailed from that put, u,anncd with
Spansh crew, "a convoy sonAs merchant yes
sells 10 Porto Rico, and thence proceeded TO
Porto Care!io, has bsen taken, with thc whole
of her convoy, by u PATRIOT priplieer. The
leiicr states that q, the f.'ot Gre from the pri;
vatcer, the crS w'of the corvette all deseIte
their cairlers, and ste was tusca by boarding
Esir0et of a letter .}rom a herson ofkigh Se
%feia6H'yin 1T Lohldsn, &'s .lilcad IN PGti
edskhaia. iafed Dec. 5ih isl7.
H'Ihc Is J'isn Siovernm-ut n.s- erui ie,y,I
agreed, al III, request Of lhs Allied tower
~ Europe, 10 become hc ,snc,'iator bctweer
Spin snd her ,eD!ooic,."
A iruer.!+om ChatiesIoc, states, that the
number CT deaths by The yellow fever, Guiiag
The last ss sason vas c6a.
----si;5: 0s ::s::~-
A corresponding. in answer TO the question rtls.
tive 10 the value Of the 'hrte borsss prophuDded in
our psp.r yfiaa week, STATES thsr relative value as
follows, va.
D1bbm, S5is % ~
S,V. oIf 20 ~
~, 'i{.fRRIGL.
AtAev- ShOrehdrl, on Sunday evening last, JoHS
6oafos, Esq. To Miss - Ro,e
.1nm h~ OrerJoard or The .'h!..r gone over the
dun Kin Auginia, Mr. RugrES e MiLLIR, To
MissATLANTIe oesAs WALTos
= DiED,
In his town. OH the 22d inst Miss DopcAs EAs.
rsx,is the 7tsh year Of her age.-A werthy men,
Der d tho socieiy Of Friends.
Nc OL,vsA FasvELis. wife os Mr. Robert NJ
rradlin. IL the Jth ysar " her age.
-OtThurs.igy last, Mrs. SUSANNA DAvEsronr'
in NJ eVth ,cs, Of her sge> =,
orsfnday lal,, Capt. 81 psary R.LLfxes, sged
Is ytrs.
AtPrp,iienes, on Friday last, after short Illness.
CRAtLrs WALTER uArpy, son of MsJor John
Hant, uf this town. in the l7th year OF bis sge:
lie isi been for several years higsly valuable as
sistan in the American Office, sad his intelligence
and Extraordinary capacity for business Pe.ssgeo
carcs OF useful actisity.
AtC,.rfoa, on Tuesday the 21th ult. Mrs MAnY
Cooxr. in the 4Sth year OF her sge' re''et OF '"e
late kr. Edward Cooke
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04
LATEST TRoM FRANCE.

The brig raoor, Corrsn, has arr"sua,
York, from Have, whence the sailed
=, Ina l3.h of December. Captain {. has
brou,h, ii!e Of Paris papers to 'ns lo'" o.
,ha, month, which contain no news nc
sta;es, verbally, that American produce was
duN at HAvre, Captain Corrsn Is bearer o'
de sostches tor government from tho hmeh'
can n,iti,,er at Paris.