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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-10
NEW PORT.
WEDNESDAY, uARea 10, 1919.
Republican Nomination.

AT Genera, Repabnean Convention of Del
egates from the several towns in the State
: ofRhode- Island, holden At the State House
in Bristol, Oh Wedne sday evening, the i7,b
February, lsl9-Hon. JAMES FENSER,
President, and WILLIAM sIaoss, Secre-
taty-if suzs unan;m0Isiy -esotved, that the
following gsn,lemen be Recommended to
the fseemen of this Slate, for the Offices
affixed TO their names respectively, OF the
ensuing election
p. HIS EXCELLENCY
NEHEMIAH K. KNIGHT, Esq.
GOVERNOR.
HIS HONOR
EDWARD WILCOX, Esq.
LIEUT.. GOVARN0R.
" SENATORS.
]. PHILIP MARTIN, Esq.
Of Providence.
8. EBENEZER BARNEY, Esq
OF Coventry.
3. SAMUEL vINsoN, Esq.
OF Newhors.
4. THOMAS BUFFAM, E.q
Of Smishfeld.
$. NATHAN BROWN, Esq.
a Of Johnston.
Q. WILLIAM PEARCE, Esq.
O) Bristol.
2. BENJAMIN SMITH, Esq.
OF North kngstovn.
8. WAGER WEEDEN, Esq.
OF South. .Kingsfosvn..
9. WILLIAM WILBOUR, Esq
~ Lisae COMPTON.
10. STEPHEN b. CORNELL, Esq.
or Portsmouth.
HENRY BOWEN, Esq. Secretary.
DUTEE J. PEARCE; Esq. attorney Gent.
THOMAS G. PiTMAN, Esq. Gen. 1reas.
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DIED.

In this own. on Saturday the 9th inst. Mrs re-.
sEceA MARcHANT, widow Of the Hon. Henry
Marchant. the first Judge OF the District Court for
this district, aged 80 years.
On sunday the 7th uh. Miss ANN MILLwAep,
aged 70 years
AT Somersct, Mass J on the 18th nit. Mr. NA.
rHAsIeL RzAp, formerly Of lhs town, ia the 7Yth
year OF his age
Al Souit. .kingst0wn, on the 9TH ut. JAMES UELME,
jun. Esq in the 18th year OF his age.
AT .New Orle ga the 22d Of January last, Capt
NATHANIEL bN Dos, OF thls town, IN the llst
year OF his age
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RECOMMENDATION.

The. Rev. Mr.. WsBB, aud Mr.. MIiToN
HALL, having attended my School for tue
purpose Of learning the art OF Penmansn,p
on Rock@oiHs system, and having made such
proficiency therein, with great pleasure
bear testimony TO their emins NJ qualifications
70 teach this brsnch OF learning and ,ee-
ommend TO all those who my wish To have
1acir Children instructed IN this ~ysiem,, 10
patronage the School Of those Gcn:lc sac o.
who are fully qualified TO teach the sane 10
.grea, sdvan,age. LEADtk DAM.
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CLAIMS AGAINST SpaI.N.

For the FIoridas, the United States are to
pay our merchsnis sum not exceeding five
millions Of duliars. The claims TO be ad-
jus,ed and paid--viy.
isl. Those under the convention Of 1902.
2. French spoilialions, in Spanish ports.
8. For damage on account OF the suspen.
sion OF the right Of deposit at New-O O,lesns.
q. Spanish captures, ct sea, or in the
ports OF the Spanish Colonies, since 1902.
s. Other claims, from 1907 to the date
of the Treaty., which have beso exhibited
to the Secretary of State, or to the Ameri.
can minister at Madrid, and in which the in-
te'posl'ion OF The American government is
requested.
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PENMANSHlP.

- CH UVthWtHS 3 OVSfcW. ~,
THE Subscriber has opened a Sc cHooL
i Room in Spnng-st,eet, for tie purpose,
exclusively. of giving Lessons 10 the drs Of
Penmanshin. on Roekweips System.-Those
who may think proper 10 bes,ow their patron.
age on him, may depend on cve'y care aud
attention being paid 10 those under has rui.
tion.--Terms, So for course OF Th.iIy Les
sons.-School 10 commence al halt past 6
O'Clock, p. M. MILTON HALL.
Newport, Feb. ~.
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IN 7own- lLessing, .aeSDpori March 8,
1919.

NOTED, That the Coi,ector of Taxes, forthwith
proceed against the dei'nquents in the most
that the Collector be authorised, cid in pehslt OF
The Town, upon sll Estates and property sold at
Auction, for the payment OF Town and State Taxes,
to the amount OF saM Taxes together with all ex.
pences and costs. provided that such property shall
IN h's opinion be OF sufficient value, and thax Deed
or Deeds OF Al. such property bid oil by said Col
lector, DC taken in the of the Town Treasurer
Uiinsss, JONATHAN Amy, Town. Clerk
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M1RkIED.

In this town, on Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Id ~, MIR. JoHS RocsRs to Miss ANN
MAN eHEsTER, daughter OF MIR. Thomas Manches.
ter, all of Midd.etown.
Mr. STEPHEN BARKea, Jun. to Miss ELizApETH
MAschassRR. daughter OF Mr.. William Manches.
ter, OF thls town
Al Fort-Woloott, on the lst inst. Mr. Joux rRRr,
OF the U. 5. Army, 10 Miss MARIA Dow, OF tins
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ter for the War Department.. Twas report.
cd tha, Durot was 10 have been made Minis
ter Of Marine.
Rear Admiral Blsckwood is appointed to
succeed Sir Richard King, as commander in
chief in the =. Indies.
The London Gazette officially notices the
appointment of the Qpko of Wellington AS
Master General Of the Ordnance.
The late Lord Ellcnsourgh died worth up.
wards OF 2so,oooi. BY his viii he has left
sooot. for lite to ais widow !; 10000 year
to mis- eldest sen, the presenA Lord, and
$4,000 to each Of his olber children. He
has directed the house 10 III. James square
and the villa at Rochampton 70 be sold--thc
iorme cost lS,0o0k
Lately at London Mr.. Courtoy. He was a
native Of France, and when yoong, served 10
the French army. He was by trade hair
dresser, which business he followed for many
years in she viciuny of ST. James. He was
one OF the largest proprielors OF Bank and
East India stock 10 the Kingdom, and IS said
20 have lei, property 10 the emou0s OF nesrly
3oo,oooL During the whole period oil .
long lite, his personal expenses were neses
known TO exceed one guinea per week.
Letters from .1ur- Cdyes, TO Jan. 3S an.
pounce the arrival there of Gen. MacGregot
with an armed ship, brig aud regimeat
OF men from Nassau; end that he daily ex-
poets ten more vessels from Ensiand, when
his force viii amount to 5000 men.
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FoRhIGV AEWS.

The G,uriee-, regy'sr sdiog packer, p
arrived a, New.York, from Liverpool, o,ne
ing dates 10 the in Of Jsn. Very little
telIigence, Of o political nature is coo,sia
10 the paper. The Frsnch n'nis,ry was g,
dergoiug change; but the prime minis
RichIicu, retained his station, and il was ,s
pected, would be associated By . body Of ,re
first talents sad ioteg'i'y Of the country
The parliament Of England met ON the 10
Dec. snd was proro ued to the i4h Jan.
IL is ytssed that the new French ninise
had beeo sppoin,ed under the direc,icn
the Duke Of RirhIieu. NJ. de ST. Cyr, Is 20
be o. tbe hesd Of the new erbine', End miaIs-
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Dissolution of CoDarlaeyshiD.

the hrm OF CkANSToN 4 GODDARD, was
dissolved on the 20lh OF February last. All per.
indebted to said Firm, are requested to settle
the same without delay, and all persons having any
demands against said Firm are requested to pre-.
sent the same tor settlement.
Newport, March ;. HENRY GODDARD.
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THE eubscribers having been appointed by the
Court OF Common Pleas. Tor fhe couaty Of
Washington. 1T their February Term. 1919. Com.
missioners Assignees The estate aud eff cH vf
JOSA THAN ~kiSYON,
Of south.xngstowp. IN the county aforesaid, an in
solvent debtor,io whom the benefit Of an Act, pas
sed ie Loo ID 1856, entitled, sn Act for III. re-
lief OF insolvent Debtors has been extended by the
hon General Assembly Hereby give notice to
the creditors Of the said Jops,hsn bring in and
prove their respective c'a A.. within nine mon,hs
from the sh day of February 1879, or they viii be
preciuded, according 70 law
WILKINS UPDiKE,
SAMUEL HELMK,
MATHEW WAITE
scu,h Eingstovn, Mar. 8, 1919.
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State Of Rhode. Island, &c.
In General .dsssn6ty, February Session, A.D
ID ESOLVED, That ,be bin entitled, "Ap
IL Act relating TO The Seine Fishery, io
he liver called the Ess, Rives, IN this S,s,c,"
oe referred 10 the Dext Session of the Gens
ersI Assembly, eod that noice be given 10
all pacties concerned Of the pendency vi SAID
bhl.by publishing this resolution In the Rhode
kland Rshufhcdn and Newherf 1fercnry
three weeks succcssiveIy. previous to the
next session. TRUE copY-wiTNEss.
I'M, . SAMUEL EDDY. Secretary
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State Of Rhode Island, &c.
Nfwpoar, So. Cie,ks cEce, conrf of Cor,
MN Pleas, Jor the csany IF Aernovt, 2e
FsbJss9. ~f -
AJHEREAs Jobn Molten, sf Newport. IN sbs
Nv county of Newport. horss Tright, hes tbis
lay filed in said Office. certified copy or an ,c'
q he Hon GeoeraiSA ssembiy, passed 1t their seb-
abnied" sr act for the relief Of nsolvent debtor
yo,ice is hereby givc. 20 ,he ere 1itors of The
Linn Molten, 10 appear, If they see e. II ise nsxi
,oprt Of Common Pleas for tt envnty Aforesaid. 10
holden al said Newport. wil.ih and for said cosa
Of Newport. on tic third Monday OF May nex,
nsring the date hereof, fhcn and there, to nonit
te ass,gnees 10 rec<iss sDd Distribute the Estsir
ani Elects Of said Molten, sgreesb'y TO law.
n. 4. cHASsfof, Clerk.
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THE HsKo or ORLEANS.

BALTIMoRE, Fec. 27 Geo. Jackson ar
rived 10 TINS city at 9 o'clock, this morning.
inthe sbeam boat Ph,lsdeIphla. While com .
ing up she river, national salute <sas hred
iroe Fort M'Henry, as also from tedesa
H,I,, py the Baltimore Independent Blues,
under The CO nmand oi Capt Wilson, who
had taken post there for the purpose. On
landing, the Genorai was received IN han5r
some style, by the Regolar Blues, command
ed by C,pG Bar,e,s, aot escorted TO his quar-
ters at the Fountain Ina. GA Monday fore
noon, a splenoid military parade is Intended
in honor OF the nero OF Ocieans, after which
public dlnnsr Will be given him. Ii is an
ticipated tha, the splendos oe the day will not
have been surpassed in Baltimore. Among
other testimonials OF respect, the General
will be addressed by the corporation OF our
city
MAJOR GENERAL JHCKSO.N
This distinguished hero was honored AZ
Ba,'morc; on Monday last, with grand nil
itary parade, and public dinner. Among the
toasts, We select the following, as having
distinct bearing on the object oi the NEE.
ting -
General Jaeksos.--Who, like the Car,ha.
seniaa warrior, passed the prohibited bounds
like Hannibal victorious In the field, destin'
cd ID be assailed 10 the Senate.
Ater this toast was pronounced, Gen. Jack.
son roSe aud said.
"What have done. sir, was for my couD-
try. Conscious that the first object of my
hcact has been to advance our prosperity snd
happiness, to receive the apps obation OF my
fellow citizen is TO me sourse oil the high
est gretilicalion---it is the proudest rewafd OF
Q soldier. No, only my public acts ou, my
private character, have been assailcd.
have been charged with personal, mercenary
views, in sccupylng Florida. sSo'n 10 an.
swsr so degrading an accusation II IS as
base as il Is absurd, and could only originate
in bosoms destitute Of every manly vrue.
have no fear but my county will do me
jos,ic-.
"I now, sir, Be z leave tc give you--s
The i2fh and l3h Sehf.-The days on
which f,eeman defeated the conquero,s Of
Europe, and under the proud waving of" the
star soaugIsd banner" saved Baltimore from
incendisry pollution"
The pboiesaie eouotesieiier lately srpre-
hended in Savannah, is 'upposed to be Ben
iam,n Morse, who gradus ed at Blown Uni-
versny some years sincs He he'd 10 his
posses ion cnunrerieit noes al the Banks OF
Kentucky, Georgia anG Rhods-I,leod
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MARINE NEWS.\
PORT or NE WPORT.
CLEARED,

sloop Rose.in- Bloom, Greene, Aiexandris ship
George x Mary, Winslow, kio Jlneiro sioop Fame,
BraytoD, Norfolk.
The sloop Express, ,sm,nct,, Of this port, was
at Charleston, Feb "a, just ar. wed from annsb
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1'O LE1'.

-
I~HE Pawcatuck Wooien Manufacturing Etto9&)
Gshmsnt, si'us,e III Westerly, n. T. eohsistj6
of thrce.s,ory stone building, Ga feet fton 664
rear, and 36 feet deep, will, wster.wheel and Geee
complete, 70 carry the necessary machinery, touf
cseding machines, one biiley Of thirty spirdlfsss
three band jsnnjs, one brewsief's improved. t<jnx
ner, OF IA spindIes, ore picking machine. -
broad spd four ssttineu snd csssir,esc looms nsi
gethes with all the tools and implements foe tl1I|
enoe Near the stone. bnhdiog ia a wooden 9llk<I
dug Of % By ~ feet. Two stories high snd ~
iuing Is d,e house. 10 With buildings arc fllIls
sod securing mills hJets,ies. Blue Vat, ard l. !
he reeessary tools and implements for jyeing sn
hnlhbing cloth. a large and conmodous ksjs>tI
aii wih two runs ol stones. water wheel and ~
9'ns gear complete Together with one half 80
Dam on the east side Of Pswcatuck River NI
Also. two stores. ohe nox improved No bnG
chants store, the Other might with small ext1uo
answer for the same purpose. ~
~ the above property should not be ren>C3 g
private sale. f~fofe the 2ssh of Masch ss1t. NJ
then be Ter st Auction. Foe further psrti>Gi6 I
inquire cf Mr. SAMUEL y. DENisON, of stco
ION, ~ JED. w. KNIGHT and NATHAN r,bl&<
US. wcyefly ~
wcsetly, fsb. -. 1912 - t& y a
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On MONDAY, the 18th inst. at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. on Col. Sylvester Gardner's Farn,--in
sou,h-k'ugstown Bostoa aNeck-( (if fair weather,
otherwise the next fair day.)
IL iNErEEN Cows, 4 oxen, 9 shosts, some Hay,
~ Corn, sc. and quanti,, OF Farming Utensils
together with variety Of Household Furniture.
For terms apply TO JOSEPH LAwTON, or TO
BENEDICT. ELDRED, .sscs'r.
Newport, March To-
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TC RE Irr

III Pp6Ge .fretisn, on 7HURSD.AY, March
2sh 1912, az la o'clock 4. NJ on the pre-
.sfses,Joy rae fern u enc year.
HE dwelling house add shops the corner Of
\ lhsmes-strect and Washing gton-s9uAre. now
occupied by Mr.. homas Stevens.
. WILLIAM LovlE. .ssef'r.
3 Newport. March 10, 1919 -ps
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.... ~ Qaintals Codhsh.
Newport, March 3, 1879. ~.
]. BUkDlCk, & SON,
DIFFERS for sale, at heir store. No. rs. Than es-
~ street, corner ot Banaisle.'s . WHAT
hhds. Sd proof anuyua, \
= do do st. Cre,x, nr,.
do 4,h proof Jamaica, "o'1'
~ DO N 4. ta AZ
10 hhds Jenckses best and
lp,pe Hollands { cA"'
pipes 4,n proof French, Z n.sxnv
4 do 4th proof Spanish,
ISquArter casks Colminnx \
. do do TcnneriHe
do DO swee, Malaga VINES
dq do Current t-f.
do do Madeira j
;:::;; ~: :;:;: :;::: :.: s':'s q s.. s.
10 boxes Havana brown
- DO do ~Aite sy,,sr
$40 do lump SOSA"S'
200 do loaf Ht i
20 boxes .ew.tark Soap
10 kegs first quality Tclacco
loo obis superhne AieA andria Flourt and
general assortment OF GROCERIES, at retAiL
.sLSO.-23vU0 white Oak hhds Staves..
Newport, Jan. ~, 1919,
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LOT OF EANH... ~

Lon sAiE--s Lot Of Laod a. P,ospeR I'm, -.
4 iorging 10 the sulscr,bss Jhs tsjr< mod,
ate and ihe terms easy. JosHYn HORTH1n
~Nsvrort, Us,otef \. T+~U<t.
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The sboiesaie eouo,esieiier lately srpre-
hended in Savannah, is imposed to be Ben
jam,n Morse, who gradus cd at B'own UNI
versny some years sncs Tie he'd 10 his
possession cnunrerieit noes al the Banks Of
Kentucky, Georgia and Rhods-I,leod
Prov. Pcf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-08

thai is most horrible TO us. The National
Bank was desired by some persons from
higher motives than those OF finance: 10
" confer more attractive energy on the
central luminary :" thai is, in plain Eng
lish To make the federal head stronger.
in relation 80 the states T" The National
bank was intended for this controlling
power !" This odious suggestion is quite
new 10 us. What! shall Congress dare to
introduce "A new controlling power into
'he government 10 give AN attraction and
weight to the federal head other than that
winch the constitution designed 10
change the constitution, in fact, by law I?
Aud To do this by appealing IL the most
mercenary feelings OF our nature I'll
tins were the motive 10 the incorporation
Of The Bank, ii gives the Bank more obi
Gus aspect, than any which il has worn
already.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-08
[FoR TIE ENQuIRHR.

Permit me TO agitate in your paper a sub
ject which l consider important TO the stale
Of Virginia and especially so TO that portion of
u IN which live. Not that mean TO open any
discussion or offer any opniou-bni that ! may
lay this subject before you aud your legal cor
respondents who seem always ready through
the Medium of Your press to denounce or
defend any law or precedent according
to its compatibility or incompatibillty with
reason, law and the constitution. In order
10 arrive az the point which wish to be con-
sidered, ask two questions. viz
L. Whether can military officer he degraded
by any other tribunal than irregular cOurtmaT-
tials
2. If the first question he negatived-rhen
whether (accOrding to the late militia law
made in conformity TO an act of Congress re-
curing colonel to each regiment, As we'll as a
lieutenant Colonel who was commandment ut
regiment ccOidug TO tie old militia law OF
the siaie.) l say. whether the Executive of
Virginia. by appointing a Colonel 10 command
a regiment over lieutenant colonel who for
merly cOmanded and whose commission runs
Lieutenant Colonel COmmaHdaut" Of a re-
gimeBt-dO not degrade the lieutenant colonel
from The command of a regiment to battalion
and thereby transcend the pOtCerS delegated to
that branch Of the government
l submit these questions TO those who are
more adequate TO decide upon them Than my
self. Gentlemen ia this section of Virginia
differ widely in opinion. As yet I have great
~ hesitated IN forming judgment, seeing
weight OF authority and learning on either
side. Perhaps all doubts might be removed
aud regiment Of this county that is loaded
with the difficulties Of such an appointment
might be tranquilized, by clearly addncing in
the Enquirer the motive, precedent and Law
which induced not only the eBaction Of that
law. buttbe appointment OF a Colonel A. Com
BsudaDt over a" Lieutenant Colonel Com
maudan" under that law.
Your humble servant,
AN ENQUIRER.
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SIpLEN- on 1Hesaay night me 7thinsf a HORyE
- an" W4RE The hOrSe is 5yishf baV his cont
tAan sho't aqd glossy bkurk maGe, boz faH rieat
yo'e hoJ 'ctte, gregfer part Of kich he has she'd
m'h" fer months aHd Is SUI tender on the inner
sdf there ia 6ony lump tie oRter SIDE Of ne
Isht noch ma shutter one fhe.ieJk hook cres-
ceNI IN MS Iorehead, frH jofeS short |orfkop, lis
h'"neF hfetS trhfe. let eye OF rather a milky colour
Ial"S N"co01no7ky fast, PAGES trokS racks nj can
tt'S re@Gr%0bty treH a lock Of his name aiurays
t"'"A 10 me lt site t0hen kept in me StabEe fsr
some fi1e "ish0 exercise, is 0gf 10 throu his heat
up ana doHn ia the act AT mounting SgHats Lttte
o"GV Te'"ed M, TeaTS precious SpTinging O-trike
Pgctng ne tLro,rS his hinder jeet Very FAST aDart
dOOW nigh He istn all respects a me spirited
e"", aud TIySf rate riding hsiSe. Tie mare is a
WHN' hdndso'ne Sorrek, trith Il Srifch taiE LafPIg
doched, ana IS an GdISiTd6kc chGir animal. I nil
gre itEN9f DnLLARStoy The horse SGteip ne
"HeTed 10 Me-IEN for the RidrR, amt RO. questions
ashfd, and ONE HUNDRED DULLARS for me
M,cJ, Pro0ided he can 6e6roHeht 10 justice Should
fhis advertisement aItcf the tges Of am geatiemG,
Gcc"Sf0med 10, RNl IJhd az superior ridiRg horses
theiT 0HeHtioR NW d0RbtitSS be attracted 10 me
ADORE dt scribed 0niHaE, aNd uheR thsy reflect on
the dfpt'f0fioH me osrHer experiences ny his Loss
JSeE INSURED thdt they k take pleasure in gipiyg
d"g INFORMATION ia their pOsr to The subscriber re-
sidltS az Richmond cOityt house, Northern Neck IN
Oc[.s I1..6t II. WELLFORD
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-Aletter from
Cadiz'of the 22d OF August, received i'm
Tins city, states thai General O'Donneil
had, been removed from HE command OF
the expedition fitting ON, for S. America.
and that Caifeaa, formerly viceroy of
Mexico, was Ia succeed him. This mea-
sure would reiard the sailing OF the expe-
diiion.
The treaty was not ratified, but il was
understood al Cadiz that the time had
been extended for lis ratification ill the
return OF the Hornet. Goz.
Octooer4-Sevcrdi letters from Madrid dat
ed late in August, have been received in this
city per the Fanny, all OF which concur in stat
Tug there ~ no reason 10 believe tlag Nag
Ferdinand would TatifS the Florida Treaty
IL Is iniimated, that Spanish envoy extra-
ordinar, will be sent 10 Ibis countI, inine-
uiattiy, Ia explain 10 our government the
srou"ds OF Ferdinand's repsgnance TO The
treaty. lIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-08
AFFAIRS WITH SPAIN

AdditlOnal facts concerning The affairs
between SPAN and the u. States come TO
light from various sources. Its pow ass
ceriained That not only has tie Fioyltia
treaty been rejected, but "a new siIaiagrm
for procrastination and delay, and de-
ceptlon has been reEOrted to--a new Spa
nlsh munster extraordinary is To be seat
out 10 explain. tUhy The treaty ,eas not raj
iEed.
On The news of the proposed cessiop
OF t!orn,a b-iug known al Madrid, Mr.
hetteSiey slsuified, that 1t Florida shauld
be ccded 10 the u. States, England would
expect Cuta, &c.
The ministers who rejected tie British
proposition, were dismissed ami The re-
lection OF the treaty, II seems is To be
steuSed by AN extraordinary anbaSsador
Who, though he is not TO auoa thai tie
measure OF The election, is executed by
E"9HSh orders, Is 10 Try tie resort 10 me-
naees OF war, IN which England IL 10 lie
held up hike lie lieut. Of Nedusa TO tuH
g''otcn ch'ht'em, 10 irighieu tueIu from H. ir
manhood. While Tire success OF Don Ons
IN The d'SfriGHtiOn Of permir. or licences.
will no doubt be extended and ptrhsps'
coffee plantations ia Cuba aud rlscm here.
may be palronlsed, TO promote the same
poliilcai VIEWS. (Ano!a.
Al Rev York, ? new cases of tie fever
on The 3d Oct.--2 deaihs-Ai balti.
more, 10 deaths in ihs II ;!ours eudi.ir
at sunrise, oil lie 5ih.
The Niagara Journal observes, "There
are several considerations relating 10 The
concerns OF The Holland Land Company,
OF the utmost interest to The people OF Inc
western counties, ofN. York, and which
may he worthy OF the serious attention of
Our Legislature. The Immense sum
winch Is due from The settlers 10 foreign
land holders, and which, under The pres
EN- system OF management, by COM
pounding of interest, and advances on
new contracts, is incr, asing With fearful
raprdiiy, threatens, i'll lis results, 10 bury
Tie people under load of debts, which
Their latest tposierily will not see eXiin-
gulShed. The Inducements which our
system ct taxation has multiplied Tor
foreigners 10 delay the sales of their lands,
nf !" otter them only at prices which are
discouragiug 10 the best class of 4migranis
ana are frequently ruinous 10 The actual
settler, and The extensive reservations
which have been made by The land bold-
erS, or by ibeir agents, OF The most vaIl-
able tracts, situated often IN The hearts of
tie different counties, are evils, in the
consequences OF which we are all interest,"
ed, aAd which II Is important that endea-
vors should be made, if not 10 remedy, at
leaS, 10 palliaie."