The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-18

SMCUI, VH1 OC WSmHcCU Ca Hfc D[Ufc-
House in Providence, an WeGfesGay even.
ing, the lst Of .Noy nsst. 1he Rebut-
heans Of those fOuns (Which are repre.
sented in the General HssembD By fece-
raiists, are desired TO else, thsu aeAsots
accordingly.
Jonathan Russell, Esq. formerly or
this state, is candidate ior Congress ia
Worcester South District, Mass. This
distinguished citizen, whose talents
would do horror to amy country, mighs
probably have been retained in his native
State, had not federal misrue refused
him a place in the councils Of The nation.
to which he was so justly entitled.
A cattle show and exhibition of cloths.
&c. will take place this day at Pawtuxet.
Preparations are making worthy the in.
teresring occasion, and AN Address is to
be delivered by JOHN HowxAkD, Esq,
OF Providence.
Ifican Colony.---I'hc melancholy
report OF the fatal mortality among Tx.
Americans at the. settlement at Sherbro,
is confirmed by arrivals from tha, conn.
try. The whole 81 the whites, twelve
in number, except one, and about six
teen Of the blacks, haveedied. 1t is fear.
ed this disastrous beginning will v,.y
much retard the efforts of the Coloniza.
ton Society, If 1t does not xcnder thc
whole abortivc.
Cmsress.--The National Legislature
will assemble at Washington On Mon
dgy, the 18th of Nov. next.
A grand daughter of old king George.
daughter OF the celebrated Mrs. Jor.
dan, Of the Theatre. has lately arrived ar
New-York, for the purpose of amusing
the Yankees with her theatrical talents.
Her old grand. daddy and her uncle
George have heretofore furnished fnc'
sport for Yankee soldiers and sailors.
10 show to what AN unreasonable length
the trial of the Queenoi England is likely
10 be protracted, it is only neccessary to
mention, that the nlmber of witness col.
lected against her is said to amount 10
1872! Mr.. Wilberforce remarked in the
House OF Commons, that "alter the con-
clusion of the trail in the upper heuse,
its passage through the House of Com.
mons appeared 10, him perfectly m-
termmadle. Every single question pre-
posed to witness might become sub
Jeci OF debate, upon which every member
OF ,he House would be at liberty to ex-
press his opinion"
Rrfroe' ofo ieffey from an intelligent g.nse-
mon IN Glasgov Dated AugEst "a, lsSss
eieved ar Wee York.
!" The enquiry going on in the Parlis.
ment house, with respect to the Queen
has new assumed most interesting char.
acter.
The strongest feelings and passions are
excited in favor of the Queen. A great
majority are undoubtly for her, believ-
ing IN her innocence.
II the measure is pursued agains, her.
1t will lead to bloody termination there
is no manner OF doubt. Ministers begin
to feel for their heads
"A civil war will be the inevitable con-
sequence OF a conviction. The people
believe her innocent; they believe also
that II she is convicted, it will be by the
evidence OF suborned and perjured Wit
nesses; therefore they will not heed any
decision made by an expare tribunal on
the evidence ofperjury alone.
There will be a fight, and bloody
one' before it. is over. depend upon it,"
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