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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-24

Complaints are made of the scarcity,
and high price of Salmon, on the MerIi-
mac. Some 60 or 10 years since,
when the price was fvo coPbers per
Pound, lsays the Newburyport Herald, J
there was clause introduced Into the
Indentures Of Apprentices, prohibiting
masters from Keeping their boys on. Sal
mon more than four days in each week.
The three pirates, William Holmes,
Thomas Harrington, and Edtcard Rose
w0inr, who were convicted of piracy
and murder, last year, but final judg-
ment delayed, on account of some diff
ference OF opinion, with regard to the
jurisdictional power of the Court, which
his been since settled, were remanded
before the District Court, now sitting in
this town, and ON Tuesday last, receiv-
ed their sentence, which condemns them
to be hung Oh the 18th June next.
Boz. Gaz.
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From the Newburyport Herald.
SPANISH INQUlSI7ION.

Srfraet ofa letter, recrived ia ms fosvn, dated
GsRALTAR, .1nrii 10.
"Since have been in Spain | have
been in the prison of the inquisition at
Barcelona. A mere recital OF a. thou.
sandt part Of the horrors'of which, would
make any PERSONS blood csirtlle in their
veins. When the Revolution took place
at Barcelona, the mob rushed upon the
holy Office, broke open all the prisons and
gave liberty to the capuvcs. The IN
quisitors Aed, or they would have been
sacrificed by the populace. The build.
ing is partly torn down, and will soou
be entirely demolished. Ii was by special
permission OF the new Governo. that !
was permitted access TO the building, and
40 visit the prison before its demolition.
The Catholicks begin to see by what
vile and base arts they have been impos.
ed upon. The mob entered the holy Of
fee after having released the prisoners,
found all the records and proceedings of
the same for 500 years past, and on the
impulse of the moment threw every thing
into the street. presume there were at
least three large cart loads Of papers con-
tsing the trials, and records Of judgments,
end cxecu'ions--they were gathered up
by the multitude and carried in every di-
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marched agaius. Linn at the head o. !:
body of regulars and dispersed, at Pa
dronella, one of the militia corps. Dui
ing there the Colonel approached tho iu
gilives and invited them 20 JOIN The con
stitutional troops; when suddenly NUM-
Der of them rallied, and fired at the Col
onel. who fell, pierced b, bullet, The
constitutional troops then pressed ior.
ward, and opened a murderous fire on
the militia; but their officers restrained
their 1dour, and con,ented tht mseives
with dispensing the miitia in all duec-
tions, permitting them to return 10 their
homes. Don Carlos Espinosa took the
command, in the room OF Col Aceve-
do; and Gen. St. Roman arrived, with
the wrecks of his corps, at Beneyente,
/ where he caused them to swear to the
Constitution.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 20.
Various accounts from different parts
/ of Yorkshire concur in stating thar at
rempts at general rising have not been
confined to HuddersfeId or its immedi-
ate neighborhocd 1t appears that the
radicals had actually fixed on Wednes-
day se'night for "a general and simutane-
Gus rising in all the northern districts.
Several men are already committed to
York Castle for high treason, and arrests
continue daily.
: APRIL 81.
1t is understood that very shortly af.
ter the meeting of the new Parliament a
trial OF strength will take place in the
House of Commons The subject will
be motion, substantially, for parlIa.
mentary investigation OF the state OF the
country, but differing III form from the
proposition OF last session.
Exu act OF a letter from the Queen of Ea.
gland dated q, Rome, on the l6h March.
"During my residence at Milan. in
consequence OF the infamous behaviour
OF MIR. Ompttda, (he having b'Ibed my
servants to become the traducers OF my
character) one Of my English Gentlemen
challenged him; the Austrian govern
ment sent off MIR. Omp,eda. wrote
myself to the Emperor of Austria, re-
qnesting his protection against spies,
who employed persons to introduce
themselves into my house, and particu-
larry into my kitchen, to poison the dish
es prepared for my table never re-
ceived any answer TO this letter. have
written to Lord Liverpool and Lord
Castlereagh, demanding to have my
name inserted in the Liturgy of the
Church of England, and that orders be
| given to all British Ambassadors, Min
listers and Consuls, that should be re-
ceived and acknowledged as the Queen
of England, and after the speech made
by Lord Castlereagh in the House Of
Commons, in answer to MIR. Brougham,
J do not expect'to experience further In
suit. have also demanded that Pai-'
ace may be prepared for my reception.
England is my real home. to which /
shall Immediately fly. have dismissed
my italian Court, retaining only sufhcs
lent number of persons to conduct me to
England, and if Buckingham House,
Marlborough house or any other Palace
is refused me, shall take house in the
country till my friends can find PaIace
for me in London. have sent mes
senger to England to make the proper
arrangements for that purp osc:"
ROsToN NAV 22
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cANANDAIcuA, MAY 9.

We regret to state, that the superb
Arch Bridge, erected over the Genessee
river at Carthage, by the Brighton Bridge
Company, and which cost S 5000, fell,
OH Tuesdsy last, into the deep abyss over
which it stood.
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Bp G9aii.
NEW-oRLEANS, APRIL Ii.
EIG H1'EEN PIkAIGS.

The Marshal on the United States for
this district, has ordered Captains Casti-
gan and LOOMS, OF the u. ). Navy, to
make preparati' rs on board the u. ..
schooners Louisiana, and Alabama, tor
the execution, on board those vessels, in
front of the government house, Oh Thurs
day the z5th of May, of the persons OF
the EIcHrEEN PIRATES now IN jail III
this city.
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NEW YORK. MA. l0.

The ship of war now building al the
Navy Yard, Brooklyn, will be launched
on Saturday the 9th inst. at 8 O'Clock
in the morning. This ship is to be CAL
led the New ork, and Can mount lx0
guns.-Shc is splendid specimen oi
American Architecture, and will be the
largest ship in our Navy.
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FRENCH ACCOUNTS.

Anlhtslligent passenger IN the Belle,
arrived at New York from Havre, In
forms, that France was in a tranquil
state, and that the cotton market was
improving.
PARIS, APRIL 5.-Letters from the
North speak of an approaching war be-
tween Russia and the Ottoman Porte.
The Emperor Alexander is at the head
of 100000 men, and the moment has
perhaps arrived that he is about to ac-
omplish the vast designs Of his grsnd(a-
ther. England is not in a condition to
oppose measure which alarms her poll
cy; Prussia, prey to real fears, ard in
,erior fermentation, will throw no obsta-
les in the way Austria cannot interfere
without being in danger Of losing Gallo
a, and seeing Italy free herself from
oreign dominion and France, former
lies of Turkey, is not in a situation to
defend the empire dusroissa5,.
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Erfroes Of a teffer from Gibraltar,
MARCH rs, 1920.


"From appearances much blood must
be shed ere spain be tranquil under any
government. Already there has been
dreadful massacre at Cadiz, in which 8 or
700 OF the inhabitants lost their lives, and
probably as many more wounded. The
Provinces begin to break out in feuds.
Some for Constitution and King, others
for Constitution without King, so that it
is impossible to say where'they will end.
One grand thing however has resulted
from the recent political change-the
gates OF the prisons have been thrown op-
en-, so that many OF our Citizens, as weA
as subjects of other Nations will find
their way home, after long and tedious
absence"
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MAY 10.

The following was received yesterday
by the Editors OF the Gazette, from a
source that may be relied on for accura-
cy and will serve to correct the state
ment now going the rounds -
The amount of receipts from imposts
on goods Imported since the establish
ment Of the present government, is
$3.50, 100000. Loss from bad debts
100000 Tor 45-loO of one per
cent Loss from insolvencies of Col
lectors l,l7O,OOO
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BOSTON, MAY p.
SPANISH MESSEN GER.

Capt. Barker, arrived at this port yes
terday from Halifax, informs, that the
Swiftsure Packet, in % days from Fal.
mouth, had arrived there. In her, was 2
passenger, a Spanish gentleman, bearer
OF Dispatches TO the u. States.
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reciion, so that almost every person is
the city Of Barcelona has more or less Of
them, and such cnormities have been de-
veloped as meyer entered into the mind to
conceive. My time does not admit Of a
more minute detail.
feel more deeply impressed with the
idea that Americans do not sufficiently
appreciate the blessings Of a free republi-
can form Of Government. Nor is ii SO
wonderful that this nation should now
simultaneously resolve to throw off their
shackles, as that they should for so long o
period have been content to wear them"
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Spain is now probably destined to
run bright and long career of glory,
for in proportion as she has been sunk
and degraded by arbitrary power, igno~
rance and fanaticism, ia the same pro-
portion will she rise respIendent from her
ruins, when those shackles are thrown
side. There is something in rational lib.
erty, that seems slmost to change the
face Of external. as well as of moral ma
ture.-The dull and motionless atmos.
phere generates pestilence, disease and
death, in all his most frightful forms;
but when the zephyrs are freed from
this encl'antment, they dispense health
and joy, and life. and virtue, and fra
GRANGE. BAD. Asfn, CbroM =
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Il Whak eanght.-The pilot-boat
Clinton, after two unsuccessful trips to
Sandy Hook, has at length obtained a
whale, which now lies at Brooklyn for
exhibition. This whale was harpooned
on Saturday afternoon, and carried the
boat 80 or 40 miles before it was killed.
1t is female, about SO feet in length.
We understand whaIes continue to be
numerous off Sandy Hook, and offer
great rewards to such enterprizing sea-
men as should adventure in the business.
y. T. Gel
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selIor at Law. has formed q
LIAM HuSTEs, Esq. aud Of.
services 20 the public.
bWiLLlAN :. fbTTES.
\, 1850.
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FOFTR V.
THE LEGITIMATE SON.

Rone's empress pale on her deathbed lay,
And her lips and forehead were ss cold az clay,
a. Oh emperor hear--,brte sons are nine,
AZ bot one of the three alone is thine"
Hufamian dropp'd the scsldng tear,
Aud his brow was balh'd in the dew of fear;
Thy crime, Theodore, shall pardon gain,
/" But speak that my true born son may reign"
The empress gard with ghss,y eye,
And her bosom heav'd a deep drawn sigh
Nut mothers love was still s,rong in death,
And opeechless she yeiced up her breath.
On bis ieath-bed soon Rome, emperor lay,
And his lips and foreh.sd were cod a. clay;
" Jerusalen's king shali 6l m. threne,
50 Till that my tue, bora sen be known"
3crusalem's king the mandate gave;
Yhey raise tue c,fse from is new made grave
With arrows ana bows the sons must stand,
And the sceptre shall gilt the ruest hand.
The princes the shroudcd monarch see,
At distance bound 10 plaDtane trees
With steady aim tn eldest stauds,
Ael the bowstring twsDgs IN bis nervous hands
In The forehead cold Of the brealhless corse,
The arrow Quvcrs Win cles'inn iOrce'
Then forti, from the lhrong the second came,
And wary stood with acchers ann,
He drew the bow with rebounding twang,
Through the whisOng air the sriOw song;
As the iishtning swit,, that bearded dart
Was loal,'d IN the lciess monarch heart,
lurusalem's king then turned 10 know.
why the young vt pr,nce come i0iterIng bow
But with sobs aud Giles ,hs, rent thc esr,
That youthful prince stood weeping near.
The darts and bows to his grasp were gv'n
Hut his cycs in horror were raised TO hey'n;
lie ,ramped the bow and he ,napp'd the dart,
"Ah shalt picrcc M fathers heart y
Jerusalem. King from his throne slept down,
On tsc youngests brow he riscd the crown;
"Uatonch'd shalt ibc corsc of thy fa'ber be,
"py the hsnd Of his son for thou 81, he y
lTass Of komancc
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(.dnd hossessioa given immediaseiy.)
~y>HE iron, part Of the house with chambers.
j and other conveniences,) now occupied hy
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-18

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