The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-09
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5 insdrgent priya,e., -
Che R.,ol.,;. ''' meo, has been csn,n s' %
. Callao IL n~n ~ armed ship, which wea, oy
look ois. sa" OF her. The .c,ion ION
appearga he risco, lasted five ho.'" "-S.
The cr,, Of "a. seen of asrs repulsed in
their at,mpts to board bat her bowsprit and
Eoremas being shot away, and the Royalisi
vessel threatening her with immediate de-
structpn il she did not surrender, she struck
her cdors. On the side Of the Insurgents
there wee 20 killed and 80 wounded, while
the Jsss sustained by Tho Royalists oaly
s-oanted to killed, aud 20 wounded Ine
hlaipe was chiefly rnanned by Engiish and
Amerieaus, hsviog oaly Is SPan.ard' on
board. The name of the commander was
Brown but whether sn Englishman or an
American 10 not stated.
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NoRroLx, Nay -.
The following facts, We believe, are un'
known 10 this country. Their authenticity,
however, is not to be doubled AT tho cap
sure Of General Nina, near Mexico, about IS
Of our couo,rymen wore taken prisonets, OF
whom were Lieut. Lark:n of Virginia, and
Lieut.. Hutchinson. The fate of Nina is well
known though the Patriot Genetal, second
In command, offered 81 Spanish commission-
I'D officers, then in his power, tor M'na's re-
lease, among whom were two Lieu'enant Col
onels, IL" said Apadoacs, the Viceeroy OF
Mexico, "you had forty thousand to give in
exchange, would not spare Gen. Nina"
Hs was accordingly shot-and SO were the ~
Spanish officers, IN retaliation. In ,he pro-
Gress Of this it Of vengeance, our TWO county
men, Larkin and Hutchinson, were formally
and publicly shoti ihe rest were conhoed IN
damp and dismai dungeon, to which the black
hole of Calcutta would have been comforta'
BILE /; Of these IS pesished IN few days OF
pestilensial cir The remainder were Iians
ported to another dungeon, ooly to prolong
The suiferings, OF whom four were afterwards
sent to Spain, and are now on the coast of
Asrbary---,hey arc believed to be the sole sur.
viyors OF tho whole "s,y
wAefS~A~
The City Boz 81; have adver-
tised, that all notes unds hss dollars will be
paid as sooa as presented; that the notes OF
he Bank will be received IN payment of all
debts dus to it, and that the Directors enter
tain no doubt whs,ever of the ability OF the
Bank 70 meet all its engass@en. 10 short
time.
The alarm with regard to the Banks in
Baltimore has in great degree subsidized,
and public confiIsucs is reviving.
TIE Times. The cty Of distress, (says the
D.swire Wrchman) is becoming universal
throughout our coantry, aOd our principal
consolatisa, und.r this state of things, is, that
the public opinion, as tn the causes OF our Ca
Iamlties Is also becoming unanimous and
that almost overy tongue now coutesses they
are to be fouod IN QUE extrsvagant foreign
.sradiog, our pfodig,i living and our habit OF
abandoning industry for speculation in other
words, our unreasonable disposition to grow
rich upon id!eness, by means thar add n0
peait' che community. Prudence having
admo lshed us 10 vain, she has left us 10 that
rigid old disciplioatin, Experience, Who Is
most sfsctuay chasiising US into sense
Of our own interests, aud our social du-
ties
A Ere, caused by driving rocket tod sud-
denly, In the laoor a,ory, which exploded, took
place a, the u. S arsenal near Pii,sburg on
the 20tt of May, blew OFF the roof, and en-
veloped the whole laboratory building In
Names. The adjacent buildings were saved
by the prompt exestions of the officers and
men, and the citizens of Piusburg. A large
quantity of well seasoned timber was destroy
ed.
4 villain dyed in tie gr0in.--We have seen
says the Nesv6u-yhors Herald, a pamphlet,
published by a Baptist Minister of regular
standing 10 New w-Gloucester, giving an &C.
couot Of Cochran and his deuded followers.
1t appears that under tho gase Of religion,
they have committed the most indecent and
Abominsble acts of aduitry, in every possiblt
shape human depravity could devise. One
Of their leading tenets was to dissolve the
ties Of ma,rimony, as suited their conveo.
ience-snd promiscous sexual intercourse
was tolerated, by eacf. male being allowed 10
take srven uiyes Ii seems Cochran, the
High Piest OF in,qui,y, had nearly half his
female followers for wives, 10 the course of
his ministrstion, which has been two years
standing.
Csp,sin Brown, Of the schooaer Union,
from Madeira, spoke on the ao.h Of May, 10
lat. 80, 80, long. So, the steam ship Savsn-
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