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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18
MISCELLANY.
ron THE GAZETTE.

Mr.. EpIToR-An important invention has
been recently introduced to the public, no.
,ice Of which well merits conspicuous i,lser-
ton in your columns--ltis called The Circular
Sa~ Cupboard .Mochine-Ils principal adj
vantages are
LIST. Great economy in the use OF timber,
great proportion even OF our clear timber,
cannot be msouiac tured into clspbosrds in the
rift way but 10 this machine the twisting and
crooked grain, and in fact almost any kind VI
timber, can be manufactured isto that useful
kind OF Lumber with great rapidity, and no
other loss than what is consumed bv the saw
and sspper, and a small core in the centre
Of the log.
Cd. The expense Of actual labor is re-.
markedly abridged; the round log requires
only the bark aud buaches to be little taken
of with an axe, when il is put into the Machine,
which j. carried by large band with water
pswer, l. fnbhes itself without any aid except
the power that drives ii til it cuts whole set
Of clapboards round the log with the thin edge
attached to il; the sap IS taken off with the
sapper which leaves the thick edge Of the
cIapboard perfectly strait they are then
taken of and another set cu.fin the same
manner when the logis large enough for Two
sets, thus the whole exterior Of The log is man
into clapboards. R
Sd. Another advantage is the great facility
with which they are fitted for laying, which
is in proportion of three TO one against the
riff Or mill sowed. but the chief merit Of
this invention consists in The superior quality
of the lumber Tor outside covering the logs
are cut from the circumference to the centre,
like the radii OF circle, by this means the
clspboards are not liable to rent and crack, in
being exposed To the weather, like the mill
sawed, which must be partly cut slashwsys,
which makes them warp and crack from the
building, and OF course soon decay.
When we consider that lumber is the great
staple Of our state, every improved method Of
il, is entitled to our favorable
regard-and when as in this case an ingenious
combination Of mechanical principles - united
to proved utility, both our taste and patriot
ism concur 10 claim for it public notice and
patronage. A more full enumeration might
be made OF the benefits ofih,s invention, but a
very brief sketch only being intended we
shall close by saying that although it is very
simple IN IFS construction, yet itpeIierms the
work in the most perfect manner and has been
luIy testeo by SUPPLEMENTARY respectable
men who have purchased the pa,eul night,
and are now using the machine are y
attest to its excellsncies. MAINE
ERRATUM--To the declaration tina. " all
men are born free and equat." add, provided
,ney are Of a light complexion.
A St. John, IN. b. paper calculates that the
loss OF duties to New Brunswick by the Plaster
aw, (which is supposed to throw the trade into
Eastport) Is orSs J0010OV-4rd mat the total
loss OF business at st. John by that law is 2 or
$500, 900. /,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18
BY THE MAILS.
~ From The Nas,oaoI Carsts.
THE FOURTH OF JULY, 1920.

IT, = a,.tr.,.a v;th
n,,,.u,, ,nms,;on and so,.mn,tv h Nsv.York.
30, .nd R.,,;.ors Th;xl..t c;tv has ont.
-. N. ,s., - c,c. IN. ch,on;cle. If h., On.
t,oi;c ceremonial hav. out,tripped ALI others ia
J..c,;.,;o,, V,h. .e.ns va. snI.ndid the mar.
rat;yo Of n j, wonderfullv gorgeous, 70 furnish
on 10. os wh,t tool Mac. I'VE will make some
.us s'.~ ,ss ,.s., ,ss1;s.,sns a,d ambitous
ne y.ps per account. which We have seen. ~, !,
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'mmeu'S'ey a"er inc """sIy - ss.
P.omlnen mssu'c Q, me p'oS1 49, - ..,S
oHARLss SAhhoLL, o. ca'on'", ~, o.J 80.
wing s'sner Hon Maryland Of inc De ,:..~
OF 'naePe"ueneo Voe' o. w"'1 81. $500, ~.
oee"s ~, n~"o 10y .,..sn, In.
,''""sn'. ne ~" siess'su ~ q. sS,ss''-
oAu' orawn oy 'our o,no.o"e VIZ. .."ssaT H..
al proper intervals along .ne eAss"cs. 49,
wars ais on no'seosc1 VIZ u"' s
great credH Is aus TOT tnei' nanos'm -, a.snss
msn' o. 'ns aus's m ,s.o C., .nsa p.s.,.sN-.
'.on "ovsu no1 'so''n SsAT ~ 49,, !.
,fee., 10 .1ows'u "; W 800. - 49,
rankin street; 11wn sranA m s"
1s'h. no'.n o, .ne :. as.s"ess" -. -"
sPo' su"'rao'y eaicu's'su TOT '"o ~.
sIec.ea an sx'en.'ve paa''os%' SOa.. (. ~
,o' oue " r. pe'svns, eau s.v..J
0loel " N'ne'nna',, oI'os1s - '"e ~ Y:.,s...rs
navy, members OF congress Ana A .:.
A -
ccmm",ee OF arrange ment, &C. ec. =: ~ sn~
o. the platform, 'a'.e'u.y asc''sosa va.
'oau Lassns, was e'es.sa ~ e o. ~. .~ss ~
p'oF''a'es 20 var EenNo.| w 1
oo, "a no"ssa' oov. "'oseiy' M;r - -. go
sno zen; o.r'cAe1 ana on az as.s T 1a.%
James James II, MIui.oen' usn: n c,s r's 49,:
, p.-esy -, 80 - ~ 49,.
played one o. b'nn e'e CANT eoples 2! ass 1sc'ss
's'ion anoePs t 49,. ~
noon,eo " ~ - t:s".,.
"'es." rs. ~ .S. ~. - az. i..s ~
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Inc @,uue'y -'a',: 49, 49,. -
ene TAI ". a. .ss 49,. s..:~.s1
~. ~, ~. ;,,,sss:o - ..,.r nto Mn -
no,,cs If the ysr,ou, no;nts embraceds by M
oration Of thi, flashed .piakee-vhose sloqueucs.
cIa..;caI' hold aud mpss,ieued. IRE sst,6ly car.
rad ,vtb Il ths Grad attention Of eycry cne With
!. m. .curd AZ n ~ vo;cs Al the solicitation Of
~. C.-m;,,s. C.n.,.l ". pol;telv couinl,ed
Nth th.;r asst - 1urn;,h cspy Of the grafton
for nnhl,cat,an On one mart Of the GRAFTON.
hovever. our feeling, will not permit 10 to be Il.
lent-vc .llu,ls 10 The spsakerss notice Of the
avea and y;r,.ou. rsIo whose preseues ihsd 20
bripht a lu.trs on the preceedjuss Of The day
WSen the orator sdveytei TO these .asd accounted
their various service, TO the then RepuLlies
the smot;ans of the as,e molsd frsemeu eoaid q
lop..r he ,e.tra;ned.-Maov an eye eliDtsne4
NTH the uear,v drops which 4 il the let Of Humaa
nature hut seldom 10 shed-uot the bitter tear Of
invo,n,,,,v ,r;h.,e, If hearts ovcraowinr With
~ l;v.l;.,, generation and gratitude 10 those
Who h,S ~. ssd she,r liver. Ssrtune, and sacred
honor, 40 n,ats ih.se Limited Statss the land Of
Az, e.,
r. >-S.v end sHA Ho1ua eom-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18
From the Cbo,iesfo~ Patriss

CRUELTY-l cannot refiain from espress
sing my indignation at an appeal which has
been several times made to the humanity of
my family, too forcibe 10 bs resisted, whilst
the temporary qualification Of pity. ! fssr is
only calculated TO reward the undeserving, and
perhaps ultimately tomrsease the evil il would
cure. | have been but short time resident
of the suburbs, and have been already visited
several times by an elderly Female Slave.
whose presence is truly the source OF mingled
pity and disgust. She carries about basket
|of Vegetables to people's houses. soliciting
their custom in tone Of distress, which leaves
no choice but TO comply, 10 save her from the
crue! punishment she receives when unsuccess-
iuI. fear there is no room 10 doubt the. RI.
aiiy Of the distress or the truth Of her tale, a.
she always carries with Der recent stripes and
bruises which prove incoptestibly that she
must he victim OF ihe most wsntoD cruelty
say Of wanton cruelty, without knowing any
thug u those who are implicated in the charge.
or eneuiring what better founded provoca,ion
the owner may have u plead than the cause
alleged, because 40 offence would Justify such
violence iulicted oa fellow mortal by prt.
vate hands, and public deoency 'olsi,s rs cY.
hibitiou.-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18

ERRATUM--To the declaration tina. " al
men are born free and equat," add. proyide'
iney are Of a light complexion.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18

A St. John, IN. b. paper calculates that the
loss OF duties to New Brunswick by the Plaster
aw, (which is supposed to throw the trade into
Eastport) Is oSSs 5U010O0-frd mat The total
loss OF business at st. John by that law is2 OF
100000.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18

.rhs much lsneated DR.. APPLETON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-01

tening to TIT Termination 49,.
recr. Reports Of lis =, n,a d his leas.,
prevalent a day or two way, n. had be-, |
Duke Of York had Been p pre-, I'm
press. The ondon ~ ~ ''"t Tor b. ~
date, states, that immcdi r,ef ola Asr
not apprehended. The E;m s' cansek
old. IS syq,
The King OF Bavaria b,o !.
his minister who arrerI ''''S NISsrsp8
adaptcd.at the Carlsbad snu ~ y 'Hcasrre
The expedition into the .' ;p'Fanhfor.
Africa had reached Honsa, M M1Gtio' of
miles Of Toinbuc,o. It i "''a'A-25O
tanned to a certainty that u now asrer.
is no more. u"S0 Park
ThcrempvaI Of sir Hudsoo1
the government of ST. Helena 1--we =. v! from
desire, is now finally agreed ~ '''s owl
=. Y. Broke is named as HE ~ w. 81.
Accounts from Cadiz WERE , y" /"
November. The deaths L4d 4: ~ We 9Th
to 25 and so per day. '''l'ihslIc(
It's stated that the King If rn.,
Las had an interval Of rcst@.aa N''SlaHt
l.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-01
n Office.

TYNE business heretofore conducted , u1qS
4 the firm of JOHN DOUGLASS, & &tJG
will be continued under the hrm o. i5'
MAS VOWEL T. JOHN DOUGLAS
THOMAS VOWEL
JOHN DOUGLASS,
EE7Ho offer their services ttO, The psSsT
w as Flour and Grain factcrs-P5 ,T.
charge tor selling will be SIX cents PEI What
rel for Flour, ana in proportion Tor "''
and Corn.
They hovstor sale
400 prime Lsguira hides
80 chests fresh young hysdn tea
10 hhds. prime ST. Crois sugar
S do New-Orleans DO,
2ooo bushels ground alum sa'
2ooo do Isle OF May 90
100 sacks blown 90
20 hhds nolasses
10 do w. l. rum
Is bags Java Coffee l., Gc an
Spanish segars, jars Of honey g Tob s-. Q
a constant supply Of Chewing 'OO
the brand Benz. James Harris: 81
January |. I'll insert hi
The Winchester Gazette WIN ,t ~" ofice
8 times and send the accoun''0 W.. us
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-01
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. Smith, from the committee Of ways
aud means, made report on the cast of
WIN. Coffin and others, accompanied by a
bill for the relief which was twice read and
committed.
Mr.. Williams, of n. c. from the commit
tee of claims, made an unfavorable report on
the petition of Elias Parks which was read
and ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. W. from the same committee, made
an unfayorable report on the petition of Alex
ander Worsier which was, on motion of
Mr.. Holmes, referred 10 committee of the
whole house.
Mr.. W. from the same committee, made
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-01

tober last of the south ride Of Cape Cruz,
(Island of Cuba by a felucca rowing 90
sweeps, and plundered of large amount OF
mercandize and stores. The boarding Off
GERS olthe pirate stated that he was in the
,ervice Of the king of Spain, and that he
had orders to protect the ship, provided all
was right, but having understood that she
had two sets OF papers, he thought proper to
detain her for examination.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-01
District of Columbia
Dec. 90.
County Of .AeTdndrlo' "

County Of .8leTanu''D' arin.
ON the petition of CAsPAR Ht ~ tbs ira1 Of
~ solvent debtor, confined ~ -" IS here
Alexandra county, for debt ) N0 ss;d Cs:peF
by given to the creditors OF ,ne Dow in Jan
Hayman, that on the first m Ion aoyurt-house
next. at nins O'Clock, A. NJ. al ,ae by an ac
of said county, the oath pres9fS!tp ates enttlet
ofthe Congress Of the Unlted o out debtors 10
an act for the relief OF 'nSolygIlI'b he admin
the district of Columbia" WIZ trustee az,
tered to tine said insolven'' an uao 10 the CO.,
pointed, unless sufficient cau'10 Ordered, tn,
E Gsy o be then BE- and pob 1f5s sH3s week
'1 By o %sSs sf hs Hon. VIZ c: sapfe5 S
Judge Of the United States C'f'u'
Teste. EDaloSp
Dec, 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-01

ces. II 900; for the salaries OF two agents
AID surveyor, appointed under The autho'
rity of the act of Congress making Geserva-
tons Of public lands to supply timber for ma
val purposes, and other expeuces OF that act,
1900 dollars
The second bill makes partial appro-
nriatiop for the military service for tue year
1920, viz for subsistence of the army $780,
600 dollars.
The third is bill supplementary to the
act to regulate and fix the compensation of
the clerks III the different Offices, passed the
28th day of April 1873" This bill propo-
SEES to continue, until the 3Ist day of Dec.
1920, the provision ofthat act which authorl-
ses the employment of six additional clerks
in the Office of the Third Auditor, and three
in that of the second Comptroller, in order
to enable those Offices 10 settle the mass OF
vet unsettled accounts growing out OF the
late war.
On the question toconcur with the commit
tee OF the WnOIc VII luC VI WV
bove stated, as having been agreed to, after
some further debate, the vote was, So, noes
80. So the amendment was rejected. A fur
ther account of these proceedings will be
given hereafter.
The three bills were then severally order
ed to be engrossed, and to be read a third
time tomorrow.
The engrosssed resolution authorship a
further distribution of the Journal Of the Con-
yention, which framed the Constitution, was
read third time, passed, and sent to the Sc.
nate.
And, after spending some time on bill of
a private nature, the title OF which escaped
US
The House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-01
The Editor. presents the compliments ofthe
season TO bis Patrons.
Norfolk. Dec. %.

49, Norfolk, Dec 99.
We state with much regret, that Mr.. Isaac
HESRY, late mate Of the packet sloop Ocean,
running between this port and Alexandria,
was Knocked over by the jib, on Saturday
morning, about 8 O'Clock, off Smiths Point,
while the vessel was going through the water
al the rate of ten kuots an hour. Captain
Middleton had the sloop hove too immediate
ly, but il was so dark, and blowing so fresh,
that they could not see nor hear any thing Of
him after the sloop was hove too--he must
consequently have found watery grave
Mr.. Henry was remarkably skilful pilot Of
the Chesapeake Bay, and formerly com-
manded the packet schooner George Wash
ington, running from Alexandria ~
We understand Mr. Henry has lea wife
and child residing in Portsmouth. l5sGcon.
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Nashville. Dec. Z.


We learn that several families Of Chero-
KEGS who have removed to the Arkansaw
have returned, and begged to be permitted TO
join the nation again After some demurrirg
this was allowed to them. We are told
that many new regulations have been adopt
ed by the rulers of the nation for its govern
ment, which are calculated to assimilate
them to their white neigbbors, of whom, how
ever, they appear to be very jealous. 1t
seems that in future no white man will beper'
mitted to settle in the nation unless ne mar
ries an Indian woman, and that he cannot do
withou, the permission Of the king, on which
being obtained, he has to be regularly marri'
ed by the Missionary. lCiar'o".
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Rank of Alexandra,

Dec. 80, 1919
4 He Stockholders in this lns!.u ";na ii.
hereby notified that an election tor WI" will b.
rec,ors, 10 serve the ensuing yea 'Montt
held at the Court House on the tfiFo "0"'
on of January next. ,,,rNv cask'r
}. l.. MhhNN1 d.
Dec. 90.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-01

to the appropriation for the support of the
last session.
MIR. Storrs moved 10 amend the bill by in
serting the following as new section:
I" And be 1t enacted, That the sums appro-
prated by this act shall be solely applied
to the obj ss 5 for which they are respective.
ly appropriated, and to no other, notwith-
standing the authority vested in the Presi-
dent Of the United States by the first section
of the act, entitled An act further to amend
the several acts for the establishment and
regulation OF the Treasury, Var, and Navy
Departments, passed on the Sd day OF
March, 1909"
This amendment was agreed to---ayes Go,
noes SO.
Some further debate then took place on
the subject of appropriations gene rally in
which Mr.. Randolph and Mr.. Smith, OF Md
took part, and Mr.. Cannon spoke on an IN
/ cidental point
The three bills before the Committee be-
ing gone through, were reported 10 the
| House.
Ii is well now 10 state the contents of the
bills. The first in order OF Importance,
makes additional appropriations for the sup
port of the Navy, for the service of 1919,
viz. For pay and subsistence, 3,Ieo dol
lars for provisions, 81 400 Tor hospital
stores, &c. $3.50 dollars, for repairs Of YES
sells, lel Zoo dollars for contingent expen-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-01
Detroit, Dec. 8


The troops recently employed on the mi.
litary road, under command Of lieutenants
Mellon and Davis. leading from this place to
the state of Ohio, returned to this post on Sa-
'uFcay last 10 good health and spirits. The
road IS no cut through. and bridges made
over runs and marshes from this place to the
Miami Rapids, distance Of rs miles The
notorious Black Swamp will be next attack d.
nose who have seen the bridges which
have been made by the troops, speak highly
5 oiineir strength & neatness and all concur
! N rendering much praise to the industry and
c.-y.pl'Re Of the troops while employed un-
8 DER The, command of Lieutenants Mellen and
Dayiss6 10
lbs French ship Virginia, from Havre to
eEs!sans, ras boarded on the Goth Oc-
e yeA ~ ee,sa4s IS 49, q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-01
ASSIZE OF BREAD,
To be made Of Sapsyfas Burr Flour,
Died.

On Thursday evening, Mr. NICHOLAS F
BURTON, native of Dublin. Ireland, His
friends are invited 10 attend his funeral this
morning, 10 o'clock, from Mr. Dickson!
Boarding House, lower end Of Duke.Street
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-01
Marshals Sale.

WarSnaIs Sale.
WILL be sold on TUESDAY, the 4ta
w day ofIanuary, for CASH, vsTe1ty
of Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
number Of Trunks of different sizes the
property of Ephraim Gilman, to satisfy an
execution in favor of John Norris, :,
DAHL MINOR, D. NJ, :,
For T. Ringgod, Marshall
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05

fsnd Immediately became 1lcon.roliabIe.
The whole range of stores on the west
side of River street, from DIR. Gales to
DIR. Corning's store, CO tanning an i'm
mense amount Of property, and all the
buildings between Riyer-sJreet and First
street, from Vail's brick-store and dwell
ling house, to VIM. S. Pakcr's book
store, inclusive, except the Troy Bank,
are entirely consumed. The wind be-
ing from the south the conhagration
spread with frightful rapidity to the north.
Our citizens, with the timely aid of
some fire engines from Lansingburgh,
Albany, Waterford and the United
States Arsenal, and the citizens of those
places, made gres, and successful ef-
fort to stop it at DIR. Corning's store.
What was yesterday the scene Of our
principal business, is to-day the seat of
desolation The loss is estimated to be
from 3 100000 to Sl,OC0, 1000.
Though considerable sums were insured
on the property, great portion OF the
insurance stock is owned by The very
men upon whom this calamity has fallen
with It's almost unsustainabie weight.
Then followed long list of the suf-
tcrers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05

lfer. They were neighbours, near r..
larions, and heretofore friends. 1'hcri-
fortunate difference which resulted in 50
tragic an end, occurred about mere ,ri-
Ae; and thus adds two more to the lisa
OF wre,ched victims, who have fallen
sacrifice to false notions of honour and
the horrid and gothic practice Of duel
ling. Bal Tel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05
MORE MURDRRBRS.

On Monday, 18th June, a duel was
fought between Messrs. Richard Stuart
and Townsend S. Dade, both of King
George County, Va. on the Maryland
shore, Immediately opposite their resi-
dence, at short distance, with muskets
loaded with tuet shot. Mr.. Dade was
killed dead Mr.. Stuart SO severely
wounded ,ha, he expired in a few hours
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05

Office efMe Troy Badges, June 81.
An awful calamity has fallen upon our
city. The fairest though not the largest
1ortion Of it is in ruins. About = o.
clock in the afternoon Of yesterday fire
vas discovered bursting from barn in
che rear Of Col. Thomas Dayis's house,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05
BOSTON, JUNE %.
EUROPEAN AFFAIKS.

EUROPEAN AFFAIkS.
We h,Se received by the Commerce,
our London files and lists to the 18th OF
May.
The close columns Of the London
prints, SO long occupied with details Of
State Trials and EXecutions--sre now
crammed with debates in Parliament, on
the Corn and Criminal Laws; CONNER
cial Restrictions and the Wool Trade
Contested Elections, and the Cato-slreet
Conspiracy; the Civil List and Catholic
Emancipation. The Ministry have a
decided majority in their ranks; but the
opposition are treated with the utmost
respect ard attention. Ihe friends OF
philanthropy will hear with pleasure that
the criminal code Of England is about to.
be amended, and the sanguinary statutes
which irfict the penalty OF death, are to
be much abridged. d.--The Coronation Of
the King IS TO take place the lst of Au
gust; and ii is expected that the part of
the usual oath to maintain the Protestant
supremacy win be omitted Though
business was dull, and hard times com.
planned of, the Public Stocks continued
to rise, and the price Of specie to fall.
Very little was said in Europe on A.
merican affairs, but that little was Gatter-
ing to our Institutions.
The eyes of the statesmen of Europe
were fixed ON Russia but nothing had
appeared in the policy of Alexander to
shake the general confidence in the con.
tinuance Of the existing peace.
In France things appeared alternately
feverish and cool; but the government
was daily taking higher ground. and APP
pealed to be supported by most of the
talent and influence OF the departed dy-
nasty. Attempts, however, continued
to be made to murder the royal family,
by subaiterns and soldiers Of Bonapare's
disbanded army and it was feared they
would not end until they were sent into
exile like their master. News from st.
Helena was published at Paris as freely
as advices from America. Bonaparte
was quite well in Morch last.
nuu
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05

Paul Zones. niece of the cslebra-
ted Paul Jones now residing in Edin-
burgh, has written to the New. York
Historical Society, to know what en-.
couragement would be afforded in this
country to publication of the history of
that gallant commodore.-Shc thinks
the work will make three large volumes,
octave, and among other things will con-
tain his correspondence with Washing.
ton, Franklin, Jefferson, Adams, La
Fayette, and almost all the eminent char
acters connected with the American rev.
olution. She is unwilling to publish in
England, because the work must neces-
sarily contain some bitter reflections a.
gainst the British government, unless it
should be garbled and some parts sup
pressed, which would materially injure
it.-Bos. Pat.