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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27

silence the cavaliers and sophsts Of the
day, and never be forgotten by Congress.
In my next will state some facts re-
garding the manufacture Of fine cotton
goods.
AMERICANUS.
LEGISLATuRE OF TENNESSEE.
Report ,efthe Committee on Siavery.
i" The committee to whom was refer
red the petitions oil "a member oiNie citi-
zens ofthis state, praying that sle Legis-
lature would take into constellation the
situation Of the people Of cola, held in
slavery in our highly fayoredland pro-
Tossing country, and to devise s,me plan
and pass il into a law for ther relief:
such as allowing masters who,are con-
y;nced of the impropriety of holding
slaves, to emancipate them on trims that
| will not involve. themselves br their
estates, fortheir maintainance--p provided
tie court should be of opiniont that the
slaves so offered for emancipation, are,
in all probability, capable of maintaining
themselves
sand suggesting the justice and good
policy OF the Legislature--deolaring, in
" 'a'is = :. az" .s spi's = '"1 he's =
"a - t"a sArsn' s,1, n.y." 4 :
a ,ass r., \ is 4 ~
after the passage Of said law, shall be
| free at given age to be 6xed by said
'aM-aiso y e'jona VI . - nasnsS ny ~,
a.:A - SUI - ST. ,SI "s,n ~ say ny
$500 aa % $50 - ~
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~. .,S "nn ,.;aa ) 'as' y a'''
" 'DD s.a 80 !,
~ Aa "a p ~
~, ba' $50. !, sar,amaa; d ~
Wy 10. ' g s,,s,..;s ,a'.sa :. say ~
o a,, 80 ,sn'Sss;a,s 'ss $3.50 s ,,,.,
-. ~ - ~ ,"' y ,,,s, ~
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.uIn' oa 49,. - - 80" - g. !,
S Tnr n os%; :, i n az" 80,
lids a, b;n mr. hers.Ir. y axnrrssp !, a.
their on;nion that \ l. cons;s,e,t Win M
r;eb,s IF sfree,,,cn enaran,ssH ~ ~, ,.'s
,ops,;,n,;on ia hsve an1 eve.,;sa ~
| mower ! fyie,el;nr ol,ed;..rce Il he dics
,ates Of Conscience and humanj,v
! A"a . -: as -, W. .aa''ee ~
iortuiiv naa SNs" ,ne e't."eh roilhi'on
60 ~ H., p hre.ns H' IL. sd 30, ~
.;o,, h.s ,,"9,ht him = ,nrs;a.,. =, 49, -
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27
OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH In
FLORIDA.
Efsraet from an Ordinance signed BY
fs j. c.. Forbes. Aiauor. NJ

The committee appointed by the city
council 70 nlakeyres uIatiohs for the due
observance ofthe Sai,bath,in confprmityto
the third section Of the ordinance, by
Maipr General Andrew jackson, Cow
ernor, &c. &
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27

we are very s.eptical on this point. The
European governments are anxious to put the
light "under a busheH'-but this does not
prove its non-existence among the people !;
which he admits above. We believe indeed,
that talentis nearly the same in all countries ;
culture, encouragement, or neglect making all
the difference. W. Cax
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

PRErAkEDDy W. 4. Goswky, Chemist, No. !,
Bumstesd ilace, Boston, viz.
DR. Relies Botanical Drops
Dr Relies Aslhmstic Pills .'.r .n4.,..
Dr. Relies Aromatic Female Pills, for obs,ruc
tions, &c.
DIR. Relfe's Ambitious Pills. for indigestion Bill
iious Affections, &c.
DIR. Relies Vegetable Specific, (fOr sick head
ache . o., 0.....,
DIR. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic Pills. .
Dr Jebb's Rheumatic Liriment- Rheumatism OF
20 years standing has been cured by this in "a
lhours. .
British An,isep,ic Den,riAce, most e1celien, for
the teeth and gums. ..
Dumfries' oin ment, a certain and safe cure for
the ieh in hours opphcatiOn, be 1T ever so in
veterate QJ' No danger from taking Geld
Albion Corn Plaster, The relief is imnedi"te,
and while it disso!ves and draws the corn out by
the roots, it causes not the least pain.
CaInbrisn tooth ;ache. Pills the relief il instsn
taneous, without the least injury to the teeth. ),
DR. Hunters celebrated Piils--Dr Hunters In
lection Powders, and DIR. Hunters Cerste, tor the
prevention and cure Of venereal complaints with
perfect secresy. , A treatise, explaining symptoms,
and method OF cure accompany each Packet 3,
Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures, may be
had o. the Agents, gratis 49, .r.., .,.....
"W. T. Conway =, A large discount TO Country
Physicians, Traders &c. The above Medicines
may nMUEf. .asT'tS r Nv ". o. 'vINsoN, Druggisi,
No. 40, Thames.street, Newport;
...,, O., =, .9iso, by ,..,..... %.
Lemuef W. briggs, Brisioi: Hercules Whitney,
Mason, Bslch, Providence Dyer & Howes, Wind.
ham Greene, Ne,0. London. Hopkins, Hartford; and
most Druggists, Booksellers Of ability, also
by most Post Masters. throughout the Union
\onc are genuine unless signed by w. I. Conway.
July IL, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
NEW GOODS.
ISAAC GOULD,

Has just reeesref, ar his old sia,.,
no. l76,> Thames Streef,
And offers for sale as low as can be purchased
in town, for CASH,
A n assortment of best supeshne Broad
"A cloths and Cassineres, fashionable col
ors; middle and low prized do. do. for Sur
,ou,s; Tartan Plsids, tor Cloa&s super and
common drab Dcvonshire Kerseys double
miiled Broadclotbs, for Great Coats plain
and embossed BombsEeues, black and fancy
coiors {; superb new fashioned Csssinet Vest
ings; Vslencia and common do !; rich gilt
coat and vest Buttons superb fancy CrsvaIs |;
black silk aud hAg Hsndkerehiefs; btown
Hollsnds and Co,toDs, very cheap.
~ His friends and the public are invited
to call and examine for themselves.
.hcrenort. Ociobrr L 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
CORONATION PLAlDS.
~ SESSIONS

Has just received large assortment Of GOODS.
suitable for the season-A mong which are
Coronation Ploids,
an elegant article for ladies dresses.
l bale Blsnokets. & plain and bordered,
ditto flsnnels, vFesrnAughv,
l ditto Bombsre,tes, fig y Kerseys,
ured and plain. 4 Brosdcioths, -
i ditto Psliise Cloths. Plains and Coatings,
1 ditto Cassimeres, some 4 Nestings, ,
very low prised. Flsgg and bandanna BIKE
dato Russia Diapers, L Cotton do.
l. case CsIicoes, scotch Plsds, large FIX
l ditto Furni,ures, & ures,
l dh,o English shirtings. bales bleaehed & brown
/ do. Cashmere Shawis, y Shirtings - -
Together with great variety oI other ar,ics> ali,
ct which will be sold cheap for cash or spps0yed
credit October 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
MARBLE
MARBLE
MON u M K N I s,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
Fire Places sndGrave stones, Of American
sud Italian Marble, blue, white and clo,ided, for
sale on the Packet wharf, NswPoRT.
ALSO,
500 pair of Grave stones, Of the finest
and most durable Blue Slate. warranted superior TO
any cold in this stale -Pree Stone for Windows,
Caps and sills, Hearths, Fire Places and Steps,
All Of which will be sold 1T the io~est Prices for
CasA, Country produce, or other Merchand and
on long credit ifrequired
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Pel1n- Street.
Newport, Msrch q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

084 Cashmere ditto,
x with and without
3 borders,
9 8 4 Imitation mer'Do
Y ditto, with handsome
4 green borders,
0 8 4 common dark
Z Cotton dltto,
x Valencia and common
Q Ves,lngs,
Y DevonshiFe Kerseys,
X LIon.Skin and Fear.
Q naughts,
g Flag and block silk
4 Handk~rchiefs,
0 Colton 20. ali kinds,
y A. and 6 4 plain spd
7 hIgur'd Book and
0 Leno Muslins,
: Jsconet and null
x Muslins,
D Cotton and Linen
0 Cambrics,
x 4 q heavy Irish Lin.
. stout British Shirt.
y iogs,
! Coronation Buttons,
9 Embossed Bomba.
Y zctts,
n o3ttinetts, r.
0 Ladies and Gentle.
z mems Gloves, agood
q assortment,
D Red Comforlers,
Y Scotch Plaid,
y American Sheetings
3 and Shirtings,
Y Plains and Coatlngs,
\ Scissors, and PEN
D knives,
Q India Cottops,
= English and Ameri.
q can Chex.
0
I as usual,
nent Of white and color
T rTONS.
hv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

ma 40. /, Custom House Court,
WILL this dayopen FIFTEE.v bales, trunks,
w and boxes of DkY GO0DS, which now makes
his assortment complete--which lie is determined TO
sell lower than can be bought at any store i'm New
port.
.dnong which ave he joiiosuing--uiE. e
Blue, black brown and { saeonetts and snchaws.
mxd broadcloths, tf y -Lk and tabby VeIveis,
S 2s So the YARD. = Black silk Handkf's.
A complete assortment oil 4 super. black silk Hose
Csssimeres, tor only s per pair,
Ladies peliss Cloths. <R4w silk Giov~.
Dufhlis and Bookings, complete assortmen. ef
Plans and Serges. y Riobons,
Flanneiis and DaizeA { 8amba zines for 2s Sd the
Devonshire Eerseys, ward
Caps and ComIorters, { superb & common Vest
Guernsey Fcocks, ings,
Gent'emens knit Draws, L Dark and light Prints,
Worsted and lambs wool !, Carsile aud American
Hosiery, 4 Ginghams
Sattinetts, y Sheetinrs and sbirtings
Scotch Paids, Linen Jacccnett & com.
Cambet Tor Cloa;s, mon Cambricks
Embossed BON bszetts, } complete assortment of
Coronation Plaids { Buttons,
Figured Peaise Flanneis. Russia shre,ings by the
Gents beaver Gloves, piece or ward
Ladies' beaver, kid and Darnasks and Diapers,
silk Gloves, , Jillenetts,
Steel Pur@s x -. Brown Dowlas,
Mandsrne, Italian and = Black, brown and white
Canton grapes, Linens
One bale more Of those cbeap black Bombazett..
fyna TNfR NJ al a.,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

Broadclo,bs, from 81
cents TO 81
Stout mile d drab do
Cassimeres,all cnlor.
from 50 cts to S2,75
Elegant Pelice Cloths,
Fiannels, ell colors,
o., 90, io,&. iIS,
rrss Blankets,
Sea Blankets,
Bumbaze,ts, all colors
Wildbores,
Ra,,incus,
Pellsse Flanosls,
First qualify black
and colored Canton
Grapes,
Black and colorcd
Bombazeens,
Ladies and Gentle. .
mems black and col
ored Wors,cd Hose,
LAMBS wool Hose,
and half Hose,
Russia Diapers,
- and 81 table Da.
mask,
Elegant Ribbons, in
garni;ure,
Black and white Ital :
ian Grapes,
Black Silk Camblet,
Black Ssrsuctts,
Silk aRd Tabby Vel
vets,
Dark and light Cali.
GOES,
Russia Shee,ings, and
Duck.
w bite and colored
Cravats,
Good Crash,
Knlt Drawers,
6.4 and & 4 Mcrino
Sha wis,
On han.
A complete assor,'
ed KNITTING co
Newport, Nov z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

paISTkp Arp PuBLrsHHp By
WILLIAM SLhO.NS,
-RlIHrHR OF TEE Avs TEE UNIT ID srATBs
Terms of the Republican.
Two dollars year--one half in advanee.
Price Of .4duert,siny.
One dollar and fifty cents square, for three weeks,
and twenty-five cents TOR each publication after
smaller ones in the same proportion,
or Advertisements will be continued nH for5iddea,
unless the term Of continuance be specified
rrJob Work satisfactorily executed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

One bale more of those cheap black Bombazetts,
going off rapidly Nine thousand good Dutch Quilts
together with igreat variety of other articles TOO
numerous 10 ment ion.
Newport, Octaber 10, 1891.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
duplication Of me CongreDe Rocket tn IN,
Whale Fishery.

.1nnHcdHon 1 me ConSrrDe HoCsef IN M6
..... Whale FiShery
Tho ship Fame has reiur ned TO Hui, and
Capt. Scotesby has conf med all that was
stated in hi, letter on The 24,h OF June, in
serted 10 our paper Of goth July, respecting
the important advantages 20 be derived from
tho use OF the rocket 10 the Whale Fishery.
The fame has brought home nine fish, in
The capture Of the whole OF which the rock
cts were successfully employed. Aker be-
ing struck by the rocket, the largest whale
became an easy prey to ito pu'suers. In ono
case, instant death was produced by q single
rocket, and io ell cases tho speed was much
TO three or four fstboms
One Of the largest 6nners, Of 100 fec, In
lengtb,a species Of FISH seldom attacked by
the ordinary means, and OF the capture OF
which there is scarcely an instance on record,
in the northern sess, was Immediately tanned
by q discharge Of rockets, so that tho boats
overlook and surrounded IL win ease.
Six out Of the nine fish died 10 less than 10
minutes /; and Eve out Of the number took
ou no line o. ell One only survived uoatlS
two hours, add one only took oot more than
one line, by getting into pack Of iee whero
the boats could not follow.
The pecuiis, vslue and importance Of the
rocket in the fisheries, is, that by means Of II,
all the de,,rueave Effects Of six, or even
twelve. FOUNDER piece Of s'tiIle'y. both a. tn
penetration, explosion, force, sne in,ernsl
FIRE, esleulsted 10 seesessste the death Of tho
animal, msy be given with an apparatus noe
hesyir than mssks,, and WITHOUT any shock
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
Rigbt from be Nev-fork
Anctionr.

No. ia, Thames street.
'HAs just opened q new and complete assortment Of
Seasonable Dry Goods. -s
nURCHASED the last week In New
4 York. at Auction, for CAsH-whicb he
can, and will. sell as cheap as cun be boughn
In this towu or STATE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-30

nature, which, it y ii not be in is pove, ;.
continue, and upon which it places so little -
lance that il has caused all the disposeah,,
troops to march for Moldavia.
VIENNA, Aug. l9--The following are the c;,c,,
stanal details OF a vcVy remarkable affair which ~
place the Con, ent of Sntin. between The CT
ana the turks 10 The great disadvantage of the ,,o
Inc Convent OF Stalna inhabited i,y scvc
Steek monks It's surrounded 10y n very high wall :
Ninety seven Grccks under the orders of Sery;,
captain of their own choice calle, Anas,as; 10 u
thrown themselves into this Convent where tbev We
attacked on the 25h OF July, by 1870 Turks und
the orders o Bnbacha, (chief of 1000 men) TO whom
tnf.e Jews acted IA guides. The Greeks placed Le
hind he battlements the most experienced mari
men, TO whom the rest supplied muskcis loaded i,L
oni interruption. AZ iirst the three Jews set fire Il,
baskets oi corn, which were placed near the wall
ana itc wnd soon spread the fumes into the con-,
vi me con'ent and the being constructed al
wooo, WAS soon consumed The Greeks howeyet
,'iu no' give up Their resolution defend themselves
III he wall o the convent, there was Il small old oo,
and through that ono of the monks escaneJ III
turks, seeing this opening, penetrated nv il into The
court The chief then assembled his followers in liz
"i" oarriciidoed the door much as possible
-wh'ie they KEPT up an INCREASING fire from the roof
al me chufrh, winch was part, wr.,pped i'm tlomes
nut ti"Sc who remained ia court and who could no,
Withdraw IA Tine, were overpoweie by numbers, ami
aii put To The sword. The Bimbacha then s,mmono,t
Ap,Sa'' " surrender promising him pardon, which,
The latter rejected with dislain A, the same time
hall iom the roo. laid the Bimlacha de, nm Tic spo,
immediately Il Turk cut off his head, and carefully
w-ap II Ia piece Of cloth, To show that il had fien
la battle
Mraaw,lc, the iiames which cnvclopcd b, degrees
r r9oi OF The church, forced the Greeks descend
Inc imrAS Penctaiedn:O The church--ihey tought
ionnu TIE high ,.,a', and The Greeks continued ,heir
IRE with such effect, thai the Turks demanded an ar
mis'icc which was only granted them OH condition n
immediately whdrnwng. The Turks lost SD killed
ana The i'reeks II killed aud l3 wounded The Sc.
ven monks were killed Thee Jews fell into t;e
hands OF the Greeks, who nailed them To the cross
c'scd On them other barbaritics
=, Inc 90 triumphant Greeks, after having laid down
their arms. passed The frontier of Bukoyna and wee
where they safely arrived on the 28th of july. ,
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the Cessation OF tlse pesecuton og;he christians
on account of their religion.
The Porte, moreover, affirmed that ii
had only prosecuted the Greeks as rebels, and
not as christians, and cites i'm support OF this
affirmation the nomination of a new Greek Pa
triMch VIII Russia be satisfied with this, or
will she require guarantees ? Aud can the
Porte give the latter ? These are questions
which it is Impossible to answer with GER
talniy at this moment. Unhappi!y, there ia
but little hope shat the Porte viii be guided
by sentiments of humanity. [Quoiidieane.
Dutch Joarnals to the lst inst and Brussels
papers to the 3ist ult. have arrived this morn
Ing. The following are extracts =
FRANKFORT, August 20.-One of Our first
banking houses has received letter from Con-
stantinople, of the Goth July, which SAYS =
tranquility begins TO be gradually re-estab-
lished in this capital. The energetic Notes of
the Ministers of the Great Powers have made
Il strong impression on the Divan. The Govern
ment has, with great willingness, given guards
Tor the security ofthe principal European mer-
chants. The Porte does not dissemble the f-
tai consequences of Il rupture with Russia, for
II has suddenly shewnitself very well disposed
to listen to the advice given it lay the Ministers
of the Foreign Powers. However, nothing is
yet decldedon the grand question of peace and
war. The Janlssaries and other troops mani
fest on every occasion the greatest disposition
to war;
1t is doubted whether the Sultan will be
able TO make this multitude listen to reason,
Their fanaticism being carried Ia excess. Some
leaders oft Jariissarcs are SO infatuated with
respect To the chanccs of war with Russia,
that they dream OF nothing less than going
straight 10 Moscow.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 51.-Our accounts from
Frankfort say, "The uncertainty ofthe result
OF the negotiations between the cabinets of St
Petersburg and Constaninople, is grca; clog
ON commercial speculation. 1t Is affirmed that
II war with Turkey SHOULD take place, Austria
VIII act in concert with Russia, and that Prince
Eugene will command an army OF observation
OF 10000 men upon the Rhine. The inter
view which the Emperor of Austria had with
the King ofBavaria on the 10th of this month
has given some credit TO this report, though it
has been said that the object of it was new
family alliance between the two Courts
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FLORIDA.

III preceding columns, we give place TO n
Document, which we regret has seen the light
unuer Ihe auspices OF a distinguished Ameri-
tn Uiilcer We allude to proclamation is
sued by General JACKSON, and dated at Pen
sacola the 22d September, commanding a
number OF Spanish officers by name, to leave
the territory of Florida within given timr.
under pain of subjecting themselves TO arrest.
ana such other punishment as the laws mnV
, u, Tor dIsobedience and contempt of the
Goyern0r's authority. The'reasous assigned
lVf TINS marsh measure are, that these Span
lSh Oiiicers have remained in Florida longer
than they were authorised by the Treaty of
cesslOn 10 do; that disowning any allegiance
10 the United States as their authority exists
W Inc tIorldas, they have been engaged in
SURFING up dlsaiiectiOn thereto, and sowing
discomfort IN the minds of the people; and
nnaiiy they are charged with being the authors
Oh certain publications, complaining Of the
violence exercised against the person of Col
C5A!bLAVA, Their late chief an extract from
"nich Is clied IN the proclamation. If the com
mission OF Gov. JACKSON, be- a legal one IN
1er the Constitution of the United States,
uiere can be no question that its extensive
powers are sufficient TO cover this act of au-
thorIty exercised in relation TO the Spanish
Oihcers Who have continued i'm Florida bevond
tue ilme ilXed for their departure by the Urea
" oil cession. But are the circumstances up-
on winch this document is grounded. of such
a CHARACTER as TO call for measure Of such,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-25
From the Boston Gazette. of Monday Isst.

Line.of-battte Ship Columbus Yes.
terday, the L. >. ship OF war Columbus.
Com. Balm and sloop OF war
Spark, Capt. ELTON, arrived at this
port, in 46 days from Gibraltar. On
anchoring off Long-wharf, the ship was
greeted with three hearty cheers, by the
citizens, who had assembled on ne
wharves, which were returned by the
crew with the most cheerful alacrity, the
yards being thronged with seamen.
The officers and crew, we are happy
to learn, ere in good health.
The irigate Constitution, Capt. jones,
arrived at Gibraltar, in the short passage
Of 81 days from this place. Allwell On.
board.
The u. s. ship Ontario, sailed from
Gibraltar Esd May, for Tunis.
The Columbus brings Gibraltar pa
pers and Prices Current to the sob
May. The papers are extremely bar.
rem of news.
His Catholic Majesty has refused to
sanction the late Decree of the Cor,es
relative to Patriotic Societies and con-
sequently the prohibitory law of the 22d
Oct. last, against such societies, contn-
ues in force.
The interests Of the Dutch debt, from
l lth Sept. last, onw ards, are to be paid
by the Spanish government.
The Cortes have entered upon the
discussion of new General Plan of FL
nance; the first article of which reduces
all tythes and first fruits one half their
present amount. They have also agreed
to abolish the Scigneuriai Rights.
The Royal Consort Of the Imam. Don
Francisco De Paula, has been happily
delivered Of an Infanta, to be christened,
by the name Of Isabe! Ecrnandna Josef
Amalia.
The General Direction of the Police
Of Naples, have declared Gen. Rossaroli
guilty OF treason, and ordered him to be
shot wherever found. They have also
offered a reward of 1000 ducats, for the
arrest Of Laurent de ConcillAs, Michael
Moreli, Joseph SiIvati, Louis Miricbio-
mi, and Joseph Cappuchio.
The Gibraltar papers furnish no pc.
litical news, from any part Of Continen-
tai Europe, so late as we had previously
received by the French and English pa
pers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-25
ClR4CC2S TAKEN AGAIN.


Accounts from ST Thomas TO the lst
July, received at Norfolk, contain the
following important particulars -
We have received intelligence of La
Guira and the city of Caracas having
been again captured by the Patriot corps
under Gen. Bcrmudez. A number Is
emigrants. arrived here from La Guira
on the 2Sth ult. in the English sch.
Waterloo, who report that place to have
been evacuated, and ct the time the ves-.
sci sailed. not forty persons were found
in it. A general engagement was on
the eve of taking place between the main
armies of the contending parties. The
people OF Paraguana, Oh the Venezueli-
All coast, declared themselves free, and
proclaimed their independence on the
night Of the Sd Of May, withou, the
least accident having occurred on tie oc-
casion.-'rhe Congress of Columbia
was installed on the 9th Of May las, IT,
Rosario de Cacuta. Coro was taken BIZ
the Patriots OH the l lth May with lt
tie loss. Ii. Col. Yehauspe, who ln6.
fed to the interior, returned with his d..
vision Of two hundred and fifty men t.
embrace the cause Of Columbia. Boil
var and Paez had formed a Junction u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-25
NEWPORT.

A large portion Of this dsy's paper is de
voted TO the bfillian, Ofslion of the Hon. Ms.
ADAMS, Secretary OF State aud we only re-
gret our wan, Of room 10 insert the v hole O.
il. 1t is Iich tfes, and We shall setve u
The remainder OF the Ccur.e next we.h.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-25
INSTALLATION.

This day the solenniIies of the Installation
OF The Rev. Doctor Austin as Pastor of The
FIRST Congregational Church and Society ia
this town, Wi! be perfo, med. The pubic
exercises it is expected will commence AZ
eleven o'clock.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-25

The annual lecture IN behalf Of the African
Benevolent Society, which was TO have been
delivered on the Sh instant, will be delivered
on the 29'h, IN The first Congregational
Church by the Rev. Dr.. Austin, at half past
FIVE o'clock, Z. NJ. A. the close Of the exer-
cises an opportunity will be given Tor thoss
who may be disposed TO conltitute 10 the
support Of The African School.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-25

A dog suspected Of madness, was xii
led at Boston, ON Wednesday last. He
had bitten two people and several Of his
own speSies.