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cry way superior To the former---hcfe
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NEW DANCING SCHOOL.
"B. AUGUST, recently arrived in this
city from Paris, has the honor of announc-
ing to the ladies and gentlemen of Phil
adelphia, that it is his intention, on the
Tih of October, to open bis school tor the
admission Of pupils, and instructing them
in the various styles OF elegant dancing.
He fatters himself that, from the cxten-
si0c and perfect knowledge he has ac-
quircd of the profession, under the most
eminent professors in Paris, bis method
and unremitted attention 10 the. elegant
department Of his pupils, so essentially
necessary to form the manners OF lady
and gentleman, will deserve the approba-
tion of those who may be pleased 10 hon
or him with a preference.
Parents and heads of seminaries are
invited to give their children and pupils
this necessary part Of gentccl education,
which removes awkward habits acquired
in childhood, gives ease to action, and
cheerful air. The graees gives those
easy manners, that elegance in attitude,
and that noble department. which cl'arac
terize and distinguish persons Of refined
education. You Laaies, who possess so
fine taste FOR accomplishments, three
months of instruction in dancing, and
one month for the attainment Of the grr-;;
ces, will suffice to improve those intst-
mabIe gifts you inherit from nature, and
elevate the lustre Of your charms. Ard
you, young gentlemen, take lessons &
the graces one month--it will giveHHl
fection1o the good education you havf
received, and the fair sex will Hthl
able to discover your progress in fhisy1
and yo0 quiU become their 7vortiy, ciasS
tiers. In fact, is it not becomingt cf i
in a minister to appear graceful ~ n
pulpit; a a7vyer in his pleadirgs !; Il
an actor on the stage without this reqqjfs
ite, would appear to disadvantage. lh41
should be certain gracefulness in <1N 3
thing, and persons in every stationsughs'
to possess it. And you, also, friendly
.Suakers, whose moral habits are so well
known and approved by all nations, bri,lla
your wtocs and children TO my balls
there you will be enabled to ibdgc y
manner Of instruction, and when you y
hold the easy and polished mapnsrs1 1n5r
are impaired to the pupils, am. .assutkd
that, notwithstanding your becomiqg {fS|
servednees. Won will. like thc, yc1DeCfa<
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-20

ing to church on Sunday. followed,
in imagination, the various sects, having
one object in view-I listened to Tie
prayer of The pious prclate-'l dwelt with
pleasure on the discourse of the able
Theologian--I saw the Priest heave high
in ar, and marked the curling smoke OF
Eranknsencc lowering over. the altar:
the full swell of the deep toned organ,
reverbera'ing through the petted roof,
burst on the ear--the hymn of the Choir
listers foa'ed through the aisles, and even
the angels and cherubims joined their
voices in sacred harmony of praise and
devotion, while, with one voice, the null
titude cried aloud. Sour Father which
art in heaven, halosved be ,hy name.>
' HOWARD.
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and 'hc pub
lie, that Capt. George Lawion, in Tiver,on,
Edward Sianiope aud .Toscpi " Uo@on, in New.
port, are the Agents to receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
lie continues to coior and dress Woosn Cloths
Of all descriptions--to Card Sleeps Wool of all
grades, and to manufacture Plains, Sattinets Coat
ings, Fannels, &c of various colours and shades
Those who will favor him with their custom in his
inc, may depend on having their work done in the
bes, manner, and reasonable terms ara tho
Smallest favor will Be gratefully Acknowledged
JOHN DABCOCK.
Portsmouth. Feb, 10. l5m.1
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CUNDALL'S MlLLS-Pwisn7ouih.
II eVcr;faiiine Sbri1g /!

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they carry on the Wool Manufacturing
business in all its branches--,hat their machines
now in com1l,te repair-iheir long experience
will therefore enable them TO perform all the bran
chcs of Cording, Spinning, Weaving. Co'oring and
Finshing, al! the various kind OF woolen Goods, in
point OF colour and finish, equal if not superior to
any establishment in this county They guarantee
to complete all orders in their line. as speedily and
on as reasonable terms as at any establishment on
this Island CLARKE & GRINNELI.
N. u. The following persons will receive all ar
ticles intended for their nanufactory :--JoB SHER
MAN, OF Newport-sANroap ALny, Of Little.
C"mpton-pELEo CoaEy, Of Tiverton- and Viii
LiAirPEApss. Brstol.Ferry
They have constantly On hand at wholesale and
retail satnncts, Plains, Cassimeres Fiannels. &c
which they determined to sell at moderat prices
Newport. April 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-20
Fashionable Hats.

GORGE wANToN has just received from the
" Manufactory of Ives & White, New-York.
Gentlemens superfne fashionable Hats, parrGnt.
ed Of the bess quality and n0f to fade in rearing.
Mems Hats. 1pifh ,side Brirs
Also, low priced Napt X Castor Hats; Youths &
Chdrens Hats, Of every description and price.
PAPER HANGlNGS
A handsome assortment Of cheap and elegant
Paper Hangings, for rooms and window curtains
just received aud for sale as above
Newport, April 20.
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CoMnlissicnerS' Noliee.

CONINHSSICleFS' NOIf[e.
XHIE, the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon Court of Probate, for tie town OF
soutn. .Kingstown, in the county Of Washington,
commissioners TO receive examine, and adjust the
claims az aims, the Estate Of
JOHN sEGAR.
late OF Southkingsown, deceased. repre- scatcd in.
solvent; do hereby give notice, that six months,
from ths day are allowed to the creditors of said
Estate, bring in and prove their respective claims
and that We will attend for that purpose, at the
house Of Joseph Reynolds, inuholder, s Little Rest,
On the las, Saturday OF each month. in ihe after
noon, during said period.
JOHN I. NICHOLS,
JAMES sREARMAN. cs""''''asT'
AZ persons that are indebted TO the Estate Of
said deceased are called upon TO make immediate
payment to
.nlGAlL seq 'R. .'Ani'i'f7Gfrir.
FRANCIS sEG.R. .sd"iHi''r''''''
ssush kingsiown, Jane itih, 1919. y So
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House Carpenters, Masons and Black
smffh Uanied.
"ANTED three House Carpenters, two Masons
w aud one Blacksmith. to go to the Island OF
Cuba to work Cor The term Of to years, for which
generous wages will be paid. None need apply
without producing good recommendation nor will
any but young men be employed
Apply TO tie Subscriber, Bristol. u. L.
BYRON OMAN.
Bristol, Aug 3ist 1919 Csept 3
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xx*CURES PERFORMED!
Though heretofore considered hast rekJ! by
DIR. RELIES
+" BOTANICAL DROPS.


CT M r. Sear,ndn, CARPENTER of Bosfon was %
AVA months afflicted with tum6hr on the
back OF his hand which incapaciated him for work
after having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
an operation his hand, and considered incurab!e
was cured and restored to health by taxing bottles
of these drops.
Mr. Wright Of Boston, was years ;fhicted with
fever-sore one of his legs, lad tried most medi
cines without effect, was cured by 2 bottles.
a CMd Of .'ir. BurriN, Of Hansvsr was cured
of Ulcers and Bites, some OF which bad es' down 10
the ribs by 8 bottles. This child was considered
il DYING state when he began taking these drops
.ap h?tont Of Bts.oa, was covered ali over with
eruptions, bind with both eyes, was cued ly bot
ties.
IN elderly Lady Of Boston wa, severely afflicted
for 16 years, with an eruption all over her. attended
with most tormenting itcbngs, burnings and bloch.
cs, had lost thereby two toe and one finger nails,
was cured by bottles she had not left her room
for months, and considered past all reiief!
A Gentleman Of Lexington, wss afflicted 90 years
Ssh ulcers in his legs, could, obtain relief
was cured by 4 bottles.
Fl a Gestieman Of Bdstsn, his wife and S children
was many years afflicted with eruptions. had tried
every medicine without success was cured by these
Drops.
Il Gentleman Of Ror5nry, was so years afflicted
with humor on one of legs, attended with burning
itching and blotches, resigned past reliel,
for 80 years could lie bed at time was per.
fcctly cured by these drops.
a Lady Of Chariestown was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
cve'y assistance. and considered past relief con-
traction had formed, when taking these Drops
and using Dr. Jebbs Linimeht, in weeks she had
the free o; the joint, the pain lef her, and BY
continuing them has obi aimed rerfec, cure
These Drops are radical cure for scuryy, scro-
fala, St. An,hony's fire, eprocy, pmpled faces en.
,arged glands, sore legs, ulcers when the bore
is Affected, veneis tsints, when mercury has failed,
are the best spring and autumnal plysic, and may
he given to children with perfect safety-rrice 81,
or six bottles for five dollars, ~ bottles for SO or
- dozca for Si00.-UJ.lsk for "Dr Relics Doian.
icaI Drops"--None are genuine, unless signed "W
Il. Conway" Prepared snd sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor, w T. Conway, chemist, No Bum
s,ed Place, Boston; by his special appon,mont by
SAMUEL. w. VlNSON, Druggisr,
No. ITO, Thames-strect, Newport.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-20
DANCING.

Some days ago, we published an ad-
yertisement from a PHILADELPHIA d;.rcing
master. in which he very modestly re-
commended himself for the airs and gra-
ces, and his peculiar requirements in the
" exeentive" department. We did not
notice this adv .r,isement because we have
any enmity to dancing--on the contrary,
we consider it, in great measure, an
Indispensable accomplishment; but we
made the extract to exhibit the SYSTEM
of putting now assumed in ordinary oc-
cupations, and the "pomp, pride and
circumstance' with which these every
day requirements are ushered to the
world. We have before us another dane
ing advertisements from Philadelphia, ev.
cry way superior to the former---here
it is: tt s N ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-20
JOHN DYRE,

No. loo, 1HAMES.S7REsT,
II AS FOR sALE--black and Colored
h l. Grapes; white and black Italian do white
and coiored silk shawls black and colored silk
Handkerchiefs Aag and blndanns do; black white
and green Lustring black, white and colored silk
Gloves; silk Nelvets, &c &c.
.4fso-Csiicoes, 6 a Catlisle Ginghams, A.
{ 4 white Cambries colored and black do, jaconet
Cambrcs. lcno, book and India book Musns, null.
null MusIins, Dimiies, Nankins, steam loom shirt
ing Cot.ons, white cotton shawls with merino bor-
ders, plain white shawls, black damask do. gentle
men and ladies' white cotton Hose.
Likewise-Am. Shictings, Stripes. Chcx
and Ticking, Threads, &c. Aug IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-20
New Stock of
Feather Beds and Feathers.
ABRAHAM BARKER,

Ne. 2 Charles street
X EEPS constantly on hand quantity Of best
IA Live Geese and Fowl Feathers-and Feather
Beds, from spc loves, priced TO the FIRST quality.
.fiso, on hand.--An sssoriment OF Ms,tros-
ses, of all kinds. July z, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-20
OLD 4th proof Cognac Brandy

OLD 4th proof Cognac Brandy;
Old Jamaica Rum w. I. ditto; -r
Superior Clarret Wine;
Boxes of - bottles Muscat, do;
Chests and boxes Tyson
Diuo DO Tyson rc,,
Ditto do II. Skin N"'
Ditto do souchonE
Boxes aud Gross each Pipes
Boxes Havana white Sugar
Havana brown do;
Canton do loaf and lump do;
Casks aud boxes Malaga Rsisins;
First quality Richmond & Manchester manufac
tnred Tobacco, Lorrlllards, Scotch, Rappeey an,
Maccabau snuff, by
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & CO.
Eevnort July p
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.fiso. Iu

Lemisl w. Briggs, bristol; Hercules Whitney, J.
n Mason, Providence, Dyer and llowes. Uindhonl J;
Greene, Ner, london; Isaac ID. Bull, Hartford and
most druggists, booksellers ard post masters tbro'
out tive United States where may be had all these
;ustly esieemsd aud Highly APPROVED "Mcdicines,"
prepared By "W. +. Conway"
Dec. 8. 1917. (iy)
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SO kegs No. 1, Richmond and Man
chester, manufactured Tobacco.
90 Tubs sod kegs new Better.
yua reeeived, and far saie, by
Jsne 80. A. MUNRO l. co.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
WiLLLiM SLuONS,
rRiNTEz OF the LAWS or TIE UNITkp STATES.

Terms Of tie Republican.
Two dollars year-one half in advance.
Price 81 .2duerasing.
One dollar and fifty square, for three weeks,
snd twenty-five cents for each publication after
smaller ones in the same proportion
CT Advertisements will be continued nH forbidden,
unlsss the term of Continuance be specified.
uf Job Work satisfactorily executed
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-02
Kingston, (JGmaic1. } Aug. 81,

h1nSston, tJdna'cI,) Hug. 81.
/ Dissentons have lately arisen so hisE; il
the island OF Barbados, respecting the gsver.
nor, the liberty OF the press, &C. that meet.
ing was called OF the inhabitants. on the 10Th
Of this month, 10 be held al Ma>on's Hall
Bridgetown, 10 testify their sentiments on the
happiness of the country under the admins.
tration Of hi. Exce'lency Lord Combermere
The advertisement calling the meeting i:
signed by the attorney general, and the mos,
respectable inhabitants
In consequence OF the following clause Of
the alien act passed at Barbados, having been
deemed very oppressive, a petition was pre-.
sentei TO the assembly on the e9th uit by
the free people OF color, praying that i, might
he re considered, otherwise the operation
would be of great severity when tie house
agreed TO make the alteration prayed for.
Clause l2th.-And be it further enacted
by the authority aforesaid, that it shall and
NAV be lawful for the governor or comman-
der in chief OF this island for the time being,
whenever he shall deem ii necessary for the
public safety 10 send of this island any per-
son not being natural bern subject, Or any
free negro, or free person OF color, not being
a native Of this island, who SHALL have been
committed 10 gaol by warrant, under the
hand,and seal OF anr Justice OF the peace. un-
der and by virtue of this act or any free ne
gro OF free person Of color, whether the same
he natives oil this island. or vino shall appear
70 he person of dangerous and suspicious
character: ini hat il shall aud may be law
fui Tor the said gorerDr- or commander in
tA,eifcr the tine beng, 10 arrest any such
person by warrant under his hand and seal =,
and ,hreby TO keep AT, detain any such per.
sen in safe custody In the common gaol OF
This island. ua'ii such person can be trans
ported for lie from this Island-And be it
further enac'ed by tho authority aforesaid
that II any such person sent oil this island by
command OF the governor or commander in
chic OF this island for the time being, shall
return and oe found at lage within this isl
and, every such person shall, on conviction
thereof at the court of grand sessions in this
island, he adlufged TO suffer death without
benefit OF clergy"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-02
Westminster ABBEY.
From .Nooh,s Traeels.


We proceeded To view West. -inster
Abbey. the depository of all that Vas
great in arms. in arts and in sciences
The weather was excessively Rnt. and
the damp air. on entering the abbey.
produced chill. which was not aiIarcd
BY view Of the tomts and senulchres
ny which ! was surrounded. WeStmin-
ster Abbey is built IN the site where
once stood the temple of Apollo. TIC
trace it from its origin. through. the
successive reigns Of Roman. Saxon.
Norman and British kings: tn note lis
destruction. rebuilding enlargement.
and endoWmcnts lis saints, abboIs aud
precendaries. waaid OCCUPY a folio vo-
lume. II is impossible 10 see it without
yeneraiion. or contemplate the menu.
mentS of illus'riaus men. without feeling
respect for tn county, that had wisdom
10 discern. and !iberaiity 10 patronize
genius. The architecture OF the abbey
is Celtic. bat the frequent alterations
ana additions have created strange
mixture Of styles. II is aiout $50 feet
in length. with several aisies. which
t2gether with the nave, are supported
by light pillars towers are built at the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-02

whole Amounting 10 only so doIiars.l They
then ordered oil hands below second time,
placing cen,Inel over tbem-wben they
commenced p.unieripg the vessel OF all her
cabin furniture, ship stores, part OF the car
go, and also ruhbing Mr. Antonio Herman
dez, "a passengerJ ei The whole Of MS cloth
ing, with the exception OF one suit--lsaving
on board oa'y "a pounds beef, 10 pounds OF
bread, and 81 gallons of w.ter. Alter re-
naming on board about lonr hours. they de-
parted. Carrying of the cook, Gamed Henry
johnson, a free black fellow, belonging 10
Germantown. (Pa.) They bore away Tor
the schr. Favorite and II IS presumed that
she must have shared the same fate. as se7f-
raj flashes of muskets were distinctly seen
from the deck OF the Adehne. Captain J.
states, that The Fasorite had upn ards OF 10
or $4,000 dollars on board. Next morning,
saw boat leave schr. from under the land,
which was taken for tie Faroriie and no
doubt she was pIundered.-Th Adeline vas
bound to Boston, but owing 10 the above
mistoriunes, put into this port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-02
From tie Philadelphia CsR;iasl.
PRIZE SHOOTING

On Monday last, there Was a firing for
prizes among several of the volunteer corps
Of this city. witnessed the firing OF the in
dependent blues, commanded by Captain
Campbell. The distance was los yards
There were three balls put into the mark,
or bulls eye, and tver,y-one within eleven
inches of the centre. The prize. medal va
lued at thirty dollars, was awarded 10 Cor
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-02
MORE PIRACY.

The schr. Adelne. Ellis, q days from Tri-
nidad, Cuba arrived at Charleston on The
goth nit. The following extract from her
log book is published in The papers:
Charleston, October 60.
Arrived. schr Adeline. Ellis, 81 days from
Trinidad, Cuba with coffee, sugar molas
ses, honey ant segaIs.-Sept. lO;h, of Cape
Antonia, was boarded by Patriot prtyaleer
and treated politely On the I2th INST of
! the south side of the Fioriaa KEYS, v nile be-
Gained, was boarded 5y piratieai boat,
manned by seven men, armed with swords,
muskets, &C. Immediately after boarding,
they demanded the sohr's papers. and drove
the captain, mste and all hands into the fore
castle After searching in vain Tor money,
they called up the cock, who informed them
that there Was specie on board the mate
| was next called, and questioned nhether
there was any money on board or not L.
| which lac replied there was not any, to his
| knowledge. The mate was then ordered in
| TO the aiter-cabin and placed under senti-
! mel, leaving his ha, on deck-immediatei
! after they fred through the hat, killed par
! rot, and Immersed il in blood. The cap
tain was called up, had a musket presentet
! TO his breast and sword drawn over his
bead, when the ru:ians asked him (pointing
to the mates haQwhether he knew it or no;
He answered, he did. They then demand
/ ed of his the money which the cook had in
formed them of. Captain Ellis thinking
they had killed bis mate, in order to save ms
owa life. was compelled to tell them that
there was money on board. but did no, know
where il was stowed,-that his mate knew
where it was. and no other person on board
The mate was then again called. AID
threatened II he did not instantly deliver the
money, they would throw him overheard
| upon which be reluctantly gave it up, ltbs
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From the Baltimore Morning ctron,els.

From the Baltimore Morning Chroaiets
LINES,
IN memory of ihe late Req. DR.. lSGLIs, %
Baltimore.
"Bl.Ssed are the dead that die in the Lord -
Farewell! thou herald Of Saviour's love,
"Thy missions ended" saints proclaim
abroad;
Ascend triumphant 10 the courts above,
There 10 receive thy welcome and reward.
There mid the countless myriads OF the best,
Thy happy soul shall make IFS shor; abode;
While from It's foilsome labors IT shall rest
Safe in the bosom filthy Saviour Ged.
But. what different scene appears below f!
The church Of God in weeping silence
means;
Grief unexpected, unprepared for woe,
Have turned her joyful melodies to groans!
Amid this darkness, solitude and gloom,
Does no blessed beam Of cheering hope a.
rise
No prospect brighten Ger the silent tomb;
No kindly star Hume deaths shrouded
skies.
Yes. from hose shades of horror and despair
Religion speaks with accents most divine:
"Tby dear Redeener once has entsr'd here,
And conquered these terrific foes OF thine. .
Then let the mourners dry the flowing tear,
When Gabriers trump shall wake the vault
ed skies. Ihear,
He, with his s.ssping Jock shall wake aud
And in his SaEiour's glorious image rise.
II.