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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-24
Sketches Of the laws,

Passed by the Legislature of Yirginia at their
session begun on the LIST December, 1917.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-24
BY THOMAS RlTCHiE. ]
EN Goods.

~ oBERT & IIftL NELSON hIve received = large
III soItment OF J5oofIen Fancy C0ods, suited To- The
season witch they determined TO sell at the lowest
prices, for cash OF acceptsmces III town.
sent no. 4I-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-24
EaMlily EAouy s. Cotton

ARN.-Ihe subscriber has on hand aud will constant
i ly Keep supply Of FAMILY FLOUR and COTTON
YARN, OF excellent quality.
BERNARD PEYToN, Cary.t.
January ". 1910
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
Camera Obscura.

EUSr arrived from New-Yo,k, this
90 GREAT NATURAL CURIOsi-
TY, which will be exhibited only Few
days in this place, and will stand gene
rally in king-strcet, when the weather Is
favorable.
1t is an rectangular building, int, which
the spectators enter, and after few mo
ments are pleasipgly charmed with the
sight Ct beautiful objects, heightening the
pleasures of the spectator with continued
variety. The day or two past, several
gentlemen have had it at their abodes for
the entertainment Of their whole families.
BY desire Of others it will wait their
commands.
Admittance Is Cents-Children hall
price. February
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
Mandevi!ic & Larmour,

OFFER FOR SALE,
30 A DRUMS Turkey Ggs
AcO4 90 bales, sacks and boxes
soft shcled almonds
200 boxes mu.catel u bloom raisins
so casks first quality colored Co
shen cheese :,
so casks western butter, tor family
use.
600 lbs. Tennessee live feathers
10 hhds. 20 bbls. whisSey
5 hhds rectified do,
10 hhds. northern ruin
pipe superior Holland gin
so hhds. Barbados bright mo'asses
40 hhds. lst and ad quail. sugars
$50 bags IIav. 4 ST. Domingo coffee
case nutmess and cloves
Q seroons flotant indigo
With wines, liquors, and groceries as
usual.
III. Grocers and families can be
,unplied at the lowest prices, with mould
and dipped candies Of their own manu-
factory, of superior qualities to those i'm
ported from the eastward Boxes ex-
changed. 'ahdaFy
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
NNNANlD s PAYNE.

- Ticket and places tor the boxes to
b. taken If NJ. Howard, at the Box OF
fec on Wednesday from 10 O'Clock till 2,
and from 5 til the conclusion OF the per-
70 nance.
80 To prevent an undue occupation
81 seats. which gentlemen have been at
the rrouhl, Of taking in the course Of the
dSy, il is PARTICULARLY requested that they
will Srud their servants as soon as the
dnors are open. To keep their respective
benches until they arrive themselves.
z rhc audience not Onl having been
aauuyed, hut the managers seriously IN
yred, b. persons uulawtdliy descending
from ,he gallery into the boxes, they give
TT, early notice to say that none but
T''s5Rs Of co,or can in future DC admit
to. ,UjO &C.
, .ors to be opeaed at half past 5 and
u Curtain to ri,e athalf paste precisely.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
Furnace Ware.

Furnace Ware.
yBIHE subscribers, sole agents TOR the
z Hampshire Furnace, have received
and will constantly keep supply OF the
following articles:
Pots from No. to 10
Dutch ovens do do
Oval do do do
Gridir,ns; skiilcts; mertars
Pestles; tea kettles; wash kettles
And,rons cloaths ; boilers, &C.
10and E plate stoves
Franklin do
Cast iron mould and land sides
Which they offer upon as cheap terms
as they can be bought in the district.
Castings of any description can be had
from the furnace upon short notice. =
CALDWELL Il JACKSON.
Jarusrv 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
Vaccine Institution.

VNRE Small Pox having recently APP
peared in LeesbuEgh and Frede-
ricktown, the citizens Of Alexandria are
respectfully solicited to send such pauper
children as they may be acquainted with
to the house Of the subscriber. He be-
lieves that there arc few o. that class, Ell
Their white or black, who have not already
been secured against its contasicn but
would be happy at this time to ascertain
the fact distinctly by examining their
arms. Any public notice addressed to
the individuals concerned would be nuga-
tory, as most of them are unable to read,
aud 1t is on that account that he so'icits
the aid of the citizens to whom the news.
papers are acce sible.
GUST. A. BROWN, NJ. D.
February ST
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
Sales at auction.
BIZ JOHN JACKSON 9 co.

On SATURDAY, 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at our Auction Rooms,
UBiOn-street,
case lsvantines aid horenas
I tafita ribbons, just received
ALSO,
Cloths and cassimcres, various quail
ties and coiors
Ticklenbufgs, hessisns, burlaps
Checks, shlrtings, linens, hosiery
India cuttons, gloves, buttons
Merino shawls, linen cambria
Domestic checks and chambrays, &C.
Conditions at sale. Feb. IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
New Piano Forte Music.

yyHHE following are part OF the Piano
korte Music lately received tor
sale by the subscriber. viz:
SteibeIs's Grand Csncerts, in which is
introduced an imitation OF storm
Usydn's Grand Orchestra Sinionia
Mar,ini's Grand Overture to Henry ~.
s oonatas by Nicola, cp. II
6 do. by Dussek, IoP. 60
S do. by Steib2tt, op 81
6 do. by Hook, OF 81
9 do. by Dlssek, No. l and Q
4 do. BY Nicola, No. 0, l, 9 and 5
Kotzwa,a's Battle of Prague
6 S1natinOs by Pleyel
s do. by Steibelt, on. .
4 do. by Pleyel, No. I, o. & 4
January 2S IL GRAY
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
Notice.


V1HE co-partnership heretofore exist
inr under the firm of PENN 4 HAN.
NOV, was dissolved on the Goth OF April
last, by mutual consent. The business
has been conducted since anil will be IN
future, under the firm of WILLIAM e
WALTER HANN0N, who ale fully
authorised to settle the accounts OF the
fol- mer firm.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS
Have now on hand, and offer for sale at
the same old stand on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, hand
some assortment OF
Plain and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
Sideboards I, Ladies work stands
Beaureaus tCandle stands
Tables Sofas
Bed,teads flEasy chairs
Secretary u book Hair aud moss mat
cases IL trasse., &c. &c.
All of which will be sold at the most re.
duced prices 70: cash, or topunctna! Gus
toners at their usual credit. We a!sv
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both of wood and iron. The above busi.
ness will Ice punctually attended to, and
all those that please to favor US with
their custom we trust will receive gene
raj satisfaction
WI. & WALTER HARMON,
November 7 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
Boiling Cloths.

VNNHE subscriber has this day recer =
j ed, large and elegant assort-
nent Of Boiling Cloths, of superiorqas.
lily, which " i'll be offered for sale at the
,tere OF Messrs. Butts 4 Cawood, King
street, Alexa, where he intesds keeping
a complete assortment in FUTURE.
Sept. 6 AMOS ALEXANDER,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
Union Tavern.

NNHE Subscriber respectfully informs
4 the public generally, that he has
had the absve House completely repaired
for the reception Of travellers: It is stu
ated on King-street, adjoining tie public
square; and by tbs attention OF himself,
and servants, he hopes to merit the patro-
mage o. any gentleman who vii honor
him with u cail-and as for stablage
there is none better in the state.
P. FOLEY.
Lecsburg, Feb. 4 q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
Piano Forte.

John q. Ladd & Co.
.RFFER FOR SIZE,
.N 50 tens assorted Swedes iron
70 pieces Russia Duck
Al DO Ravens
S5 DO Russis sheeiugs
29 hhds muscovad"I Sro,r
no bb!s. muacovado
20 cheats young Tyson
80 byxes do lea
5 chests imperial
Is bags Jamaica pinento
GOO lbs casSia
Race and ground ginger
45O boxes mOald and dipt candles
100 do brown aud yellow soap
5 bbls spermaceti
10 do tannerF' SOi
90 cases florence
30 obs M Boston beet
90 casks Goshen cheese
ID tIeIces rice
80 boxes No | and chocolate
= eases Spanish chocolate
100 bushels cadiZ salt
Casks Madeira, Sherry, Tenerilfe
and Malaga Wines
IA bbls gin
- do pitch
10 kegs tobacco
90 bbls sIauber salts
90 boxes Double Refined Italian
birthstone
Dbl indigo
80 boxes short and long pipes
Crates Liverpool Ware
400 goat skins
Cases mems, wOmen's and chill
dren's shoes
Cases mems and bays fine and
coarse hats
Q cases leather hats
700 tons plaster paris
rs grind,tones
20 casks cut nails assorted sizes
quo dc ThOmastown and Rhode
ISlapd line
1000 bushels Albany Oats
Bales india Goods, consisting o.
ChittabiIly and Lnckipore Baitas
Mon Sannahs and BeerboOn Gurrahs
Madras and Bandanna handkerch'ts
and choppas
Blue Gillas and Pulhcat
Rumals, See suckers and Nankins
BQles German Goods, consistmgof
Linens, Dowlas, ilessians, Tlcliien-
hurgs, O.naburgs
White and brown Rolls
box looking glasses
$50 nests boxes aud pals
Nests measures
Faxcn's axes; plouShs
Sugar loaf, writing and letter paper
1000 los cordage, assorted sizes
a suit If sails for s;hr OF so tons
JIah2gmyFiTniipTe, CONSISTING Of
Bureaus, bedstesds, folding desks
&c. &c. &C.
January s4 Wv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
Boarding.

IRIS. WADS NORTH has removed
I'VE TO Pitt-s.reet, between Prince and
Doke streets, opposite the new ST. Paui's
Church. where she cas- accommodate la
dies anu gentlemen with genteel board
Ing. January %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
French Hats.

French hats.
A n assortment Of French HATS IL
"a Just received and for sale by the
subscriber on more reasonable terms than
they have hitherto been offered at.
ALSO,
A variety Of GLAZED HATS, for
servants; And daily expected,
A handsome assortment Of Hats, irons
New.York. 5. D. HARPER.
February 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
Sicily Madeira " inc.

Sicily Madeira Wine.
4 ANDlNG trum the schr Phoebe and
4 Sally, Capt. Harding, and Tor sale
nv LAWRASON q FOWLE,
10 pipes old Sicily Madeira Wine
Of a superior quality.
so boxes yellow soap.
ALSO,
Landing from schooner Dolphin, from
PJ7tlsn1,
20 bolt, fist quality Russia duck.
40 do. do. Ravens do.
5 tons Russia hemp.
For sale as above.
November 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. II,
viii be rep&t.d the grand spectacle oil
VIMOUM the TARTAR,

TIMOUM the TARTAN,
WITH ENTIRE NEW scENERY, MACHINE
Ry, DRESSES AND DECORATIONS.
The scenery painted by Mr. G;a'n and
assistants, the machinery by Messrs.
Warden, Ashe and assistants.
Timour Khan Of the At
CHAN Tartars) Mr.. Caldwe.
.tgib prince OF M'ngre-
G,) Mrs. Legg
D.nneddfn Mr.. Carr
.Nb'a!ec E' h'hoe''oh
Dctar raves
Hed:a 1ari'al efisl, Parker
saasaNst with selma ,Tatnell
Iyr,smin h'nber'nh
Og,cu Ertwisle
Geo. g;aus, Tm;ars, Africans, &c.
Mess-s. Wynue, Stewart, &c.
Xlrilda Princess Of
Miugrelja) Mrs. Darang
Selma (iu love with
Es,;,NN Monier
!i,ka Miss Trajetta
a description Of the most prominent scene
ry, &c.
Act The interior Of TimOur's FOR
tess, with BRIDGEIn the hack ground
on ore SIDE Of the stage TOW Blk N
which Asib is confined. A MAGSiFl-
CENr PROCESSION of the fartars u
we the Bridge on HORSEBACK, con-
,lrciinu ZoaILpA. who is mounted on a
Co,rser richly caparisoued the coUR-
sra xyEgLs aud Zlriida dism0unts.
Scene S. A SPIRITED TOURNA
3ENr. Iimour and Zorilda enter and
seat themselves OF thrones To witness the
Combat IF Kel1m SSm6aidt,
who at that rno-aent eater the LISTS ON
HORSEBACK. Kerim's Horse takes
rart in the co,obat, and drags SanbalIat
T. the ground. Krr,m dismounss aud
proposes 10 renew he combat on foot
the horses are ed away and the hight be-
gins. Ksri,u fails and loses his sword !;
his rival rushes TO despatch him at that
Instant,
Ktim's Horse iaterpOses to sars his
Master.
Ssnballst in tury stabS the Horse,
Eho fails and eTgircs at has Masters
feet.
Act 3. A splendid BRIDAL CHAM
BIER, belorgins to TiTsur.
The I.ast Scene represents TGMouR's
FORTRESS by MooXLIcHr. A iREMEN-
D,US CATARACT 4 WATERFALL
over which is an arched bridge. One side
Of the stage represents the EXTERIOR OF
TIMouR's FORTREss. a variety OF small
l,r Towers and Terraces appear IN the
perspective.
Duiiur this scene, the GecrSaEs and
Mingrelians engage the lartsrS on horse
and loot. TimOur himself ON HORSE
BACK appears and encourages his truops
he becomes personally engaged, an'I -
di,u.Jan.2d-he is pursued aad not hay'
irr time 10 enter PURrCULLlS lead
ira to the interior Of his castle, he climbs
the ha'tlements, and reaches IN safety The
ruR2GT's r0P--he brings forth ZoTi.-
ia aud threatens to destroy her unless
Agih, who has escaped to the GeOrgians,
j. restored to him-she breaks from him
aud runs to the bridge, from which she
Lap, into the ~ater-Agi5 on horseback
rushcs after her.-lhe Georgians with
BATTERING>RAM make a breach IN
Tumour's castle-ALL THE HORSES
ENTER At the conclusion Of the Ge
neral Engagement, Agib haTing recover
cd his mIfhpr, reiu,HS lpith her on horse
b'c&. TINOUR Is OVERTHROW,
blt%,rilda SPACES his lie at the interces-
sion Of Asib AM OSIOu.
PRECEDING The SPECTACLE,
VIII be presented the celebrated comedy
called
TUREE s. NEUCE.
IN - . ,o,, S.ofrh p,pc. ro+ mn
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
Jonathan Shillabar

nFFERS for sale a, his store, former
~ " occupied by JOSEPH DEAN, be-
tween Prince and Duke streetsl the car
90 Of the schooner Harmony, from Salem.
consisting of the following articles, viz:
Barrels No. Beef
Hhds. tierces and bbls. N. E. Rum
Bales OF Calcutta and Bengal goods, Of
various descriptions, entitled to deben-
ture Ctions
Casks of Cut Nails. different descrip-
Sides of Soal Leather
Casks of Russia Tallow
Boxes No. ], Q and 5 Chocolate
DO. Mould and Dipt Candles
Nests Of Boxes and sets OF Measures
Boxes Soap
Bags CastaRia Nuts
Jars of Balsam Capici
Canisters Of COpal VarRish
Barrels and boxes of Shoes, different
kinds
Bags Indian Arrow Root
Bags of Tappioca
Cases of Water pronf Hats
Kegs Ground Ginger
Charts of American coast aud Bahamas
Bundles Wrapping Paper
Herrings in sarrels January IS
Ladies' Beaver Hats, &c.
lust received and for sale at the Shoe
O Store Of WILLIAM TRUE,
King-street.
Ladies' and Misses black, blue and
white Beaver Hats, some OF superior qua
lity, with elegant trimmings
Gentlemen's first and second quality
Hats knapt and felt ditto. Also,
A quantity of Ladies' pranelle Slip
pers, while and coored kid ditto
Morocco and leather Walking Shoes
and Slippers
.Alo;Csco and kid Boots, with fashion
able trimmings; misses' Il. chiIdreD's do,
hSGentlemeG's fine Boots ard Shoes
kept ready made, and manufactured az
short notice by measure. All favors CRATE
fully acknowledged.
January d6tmwa
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
January %

Great Bargains,
HORNER of King and Washington
Y J streets.-The subscriber, not in
tending to combine Wet and Dry Goods
together. will sell the remainder Of his
Stock Of Dry Goods,
at very reduced prices-such as
Broadcloths Adherence silks
Ladies' peli".s do. sarsnett
Cassimeres ohirung mhsi'ns
SrocSinett QCalicOe, /; chintz
Bennet's cord n trossbarr'd & stri-
Tuilinett and Mar ped cir ghams
settles vestings SSeedcd, spotted u
Bath coating @ striped mu.llns
Flushiuss h Sha "ls and hdkls
Blue plains 4 MARKING canvas =,
Flannels YCNtton and worSted
Blankets y hosiery
And variety Of other articles, well worth
your attention, reader.
ISAAC ROBBINS.
FebruaryS dlwtuths2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
Fish Barrels

n WILL contract to deliver at Pomon-
4 KEY warehouse, by the Goth March
next. from 500 to 1000 white and red oak
FISH BARRELS, at the market price.
WIN. ID. BEALL.
near Piscataway.
January 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-11
THREE s. DEUCE.

After which, q new Scotch Ballet, got up
under the immediate direction
of Sr. Parker, called
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
UNAArURAL S0s.

1--WE hope, for the honour of human nature, such
events do not often occur. like the folIowing.J
Among he ,odjc'snents for theft says a
Concord N. n. paper, was one IN which a
person was a complainant against his own |a-
'her, who to appearance, was rising sepenfy
years Of age. The ps,,es reside in saiisbu-
~. The son testified that bis father, during
he absence of The former, broke open his
house, anc took, carried away md concealed
sundry articles--Lthst he procured variant,
aud went with an officer and found par, Of
The goods, conc ealed in the defendant gar
ret, &c. The officer, who is Sheriff of The
connty, testified in substance The same as the
complainant, IN respect 10 the concealiDer,
OF the goods, bot ON across-examina,ion, said
that the house was open, and no impcdimen'
was mads 10 tho search. On the part of the
defendant, another son testified, ths, the
goods taken belonged to tho 6lhcr and bad
been lent nunhsr of years Previous--;nai
The father had divided his real properly
between himself and the complainant, taking
O Iife.lcasc--that he bad lent The sructes H.
question to enable The soa to prosecute bis
busincss---,hat difference had taken place,
add the old man requestod these articles TO
be restored, but thuy were refused ; that his
father had resorted 10 the house aad fskeB
,hem IN open day Il being tho only way TO
which they could be secured When this
witness vas examined, the court inquired OF
tho cosncel for governments, If he expect
ed to impeach his testimony. IL was answer
ed that il was no. expected 10 impesch his
character, bot do away his evidence by prov
ing tina, the son had purchased and paid fo,
tho articles. I. not sppearing tha, any thing
more than trespass, would be proved, even
II tho old man did NOT own the properly,
noHe nrose9m was entered, and the action was
dismissed.
The indictment charged the old man with
stealing to the amounl Of something like 100
dolIa's-Hsd he been convicted, he must
have been sentenced to hard labor in the
State Prison for a number of years. How
unnatural, that son--ono too who it appear
ed had property gratuitousIy bestowed on him
by his fatcr--should seek for the occasion,
and stand in presence OF tho public 10 swear
to facts, conviction Of which, must copsign
that father, already on the brink of the grave,
to servitude and duugeoc! "Alas, poor
human nature !"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13


PROTECTED VOYAGES TO THE NORTH rCLE-
fhe four ships DO. fning out at Deptford
for voyage TO the north pole, for the dis
covery of northwest passage, are ACTIVELY
preparing iof their destinations. From the
superior nautical knowledge, tried gallsntiy
and undaunted resoiutico of tho officers SO
judiciousIy selected for this dangerous se''
vice, the greatest hopes arc entertained OF
Ultimate success. Il appears from The best
informed Greenland Captains, that great
quantities Of ice have broken away from the
north east coast OF Grceals"d; and one ship
made her way las. year to e3 l.2 degrees
II 10 doubtful If the northern parts Of bafhn's
Bay have ever been visited Bufhn gives
names to several inlets situated there; but
in bis original manuscript journal and charts,
now in possession Of the Lords OF the admi.
salty, no mention or .nstice, is taken OF his
ever having passed the straits. In fact, all
beyond rs degrees, On the Greenland coast Is
still unknown. II Is supposed that the ice
breaks away from the pole during the sum
mer, and Is driven by winds and currents 70
south till II grounds, and then forms the baf.
fier which capt. Phipps mea,ions IN Ms
soyags. That IL sbiEs about is certain. The
suns rays during the summer solstice, being
necessarily on tho pole, mus, naturally cres'e
great warmth indeed, greater than few
dcBrecss, where the atmosphere 10 cooled
during tho night. The conjecture, that the
pole is clear from ice during The summer, is
bounded on that hyposhe Sir Joseph
Banks has gwen every assistance In his pow.
er TO the ssccess Of his national under taking
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13
FROM a baltimore Papey-ApriI ~.
n Hero kaiIeD.

II 10 With feelings of the deepest sorrow
end regret, that we perform tho painful duty
of announcing to the public the death of Col.
GEoReE ARMIsrEAD, the gallant defender of
For M'Hcnry.
On this mslsne holy occtsiou, the roeollec-
tion Of the eve memorable 10th Septe mbcr,
naturally occurs 70 our mind--whcn the S,oY-
ShanyLed Banner waved 10 proud defiance to
a formidable foe and sfter furious BON.
5ardment Of twenty three hours, continued to
aoat triumphant on the rsmpatts--thcn /, was
that Baltimore was saved, and q wreath of
never fading laurel encircled tho departed
hcrs's brow.
Participating 10 the general grief, the Drig-
adler Gensral ordered out the Sd brigade to
attend ,ho funeral, which took place yester.
day (Sosday) afternoon, with tho honors Of
Waffle procession Of military and eiti-
zcnswas the most numerous ever Witnessed in
Baltimore. The Rev. Clergy announced the
mournful event TO their respective congrega.
tone, at the conclusion of Tho morning ser.
vice. Tho Churches were closed In tho az
ternoon---and Ci,y's tears bore witness to
the high estimation Ia which the deceased
vss held, as rsas, q citizen, and colder.
Ne IS gathered 10 his fathers, and to the
fathers ct his counry.---Fie 10 promoted to
higher honors than earth can bes,ow.
The spin, Of elecsionsering Is said TO be
greater than ever known in most parts Of
Brissin. Some es0didaes aro stated To have
already expended fifty tssussud psrpds 70 OBJ.
tain sect 10 Parliament.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-13

NEw- -ORtRAHs, April 4-Arrived al the
Baiize, Ss,h ult. sch. Huutress. Mathews.
She sailed from Philadelphis iT,h Dec bound
to Mobile, with upwards of 90 Freneh pas.
seogers; when she arrived near Mobile ths
passengers took possession Of the vessels,
ADD carried her to Galveston, where they
foond SS or 20 more persons she sailed
from thence on the soth March, at which
time al the force there was preparing TO
march into the interior, to attack a small
SPssish town. They ere comoand cd b
Liea, Gen. Rigaud, who vas passenger ss
{! the Huotess,