The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07
Foreign.
From the N Y National Advocate.
IU0 d US Mfe, from Ehqland.

yesieiusy ib ~ oeys uOfn Livefpooi, oy whlch
ne tdi,or OF the National Advocate has 70.
cen.d he London Observe, OF the l6th, and
h. Liver pool Advertiser Of the 17ts contain
ing accounts TWO days later then those brou snl
by the Hercules.
The Observer does not contain a single ar.
licl, a her respecting ,be sfairs Of Russia
or ru key, ,or tie ate { he mnkets. Weae
suiicIenty DO Oe ou, IN the op,nion, we slooc
sioEe iD mis- city in advanc,n that the state
OF The harvest IN Europe did not Justify the
rise in ,he price ot grain which has taken
place IN this country, ond winch appeared 10
W. the work Of shecuianon. The crops in
the northe'n paris Of England, may have
been partially injured by wei weather f; but in
The south and wes' we are jusIIfed 10 oeiie '.
ing, IN ( The ground was cleared before the
saln had commenced. II is not so long since
we were told IN The London Courier, thsI
gain 1f every desc C'ipuon had JaHen Miriy
per cent ~ consequence OF the fay or able
prospect OF an ebun,ani harvest and we have
~ yet seen nothing, on which we Can rely
with any cenai0,y 10 warrant the belief that
IL has much more than recovered ,he price it
brought previous to the tail. All accounts
from the Con,ioenu OF Europe represent the
bnVestt TO havs been most plentiful. Even
were u otherwise, and hot The failure had
b:en serious IN England, its ports must be
opened before this county could derive any
advantage from II and this Is an event which
is not likely 10 happen soon, owing 10 the
powerful landed interest, who will strenuous
iy oppose every measure calculated to create
competition with foreign products.
The new Dey Of Alg'ers appears TO have
III. l. -.
queoce of not deigning 10 visit them in the
iorresses since his elevation 10 the supreme
authority. II wing ,ak-n a walk to tho low
er town, to view some new fortfcations eject
ING towai ds the sea side, the soldiers in the
barracks, on lea ming the circumstance, W re
in great commotion; which induced the Dey
speedily to retrca,, otherwise, IL Is supposed
ne would have lost his head, the soldiets, as
(, said being extremely sogry "because they
cannot XIII The Dey, and ale consequently de
p'ived OF the advantage. which the Turks
usually gain on The change OF the Dey."
The K'og OF England arrived 10 London
on the evening OF the 5th Sept.
A prosecution for libel against the deceas
cd Queen, had te minated in Q verdict o
sul|y. notwithstanding the most strenuou.
rif5us TO shield the defendant from The
consequences Of his turpidiiy. He is {,
keve end Clergyman Of the name Of Biarow
Cio K Fl.
Prosecutions have been commenced by or.
der Of the Lord Mayor, gainst tho London
Gas Company, whose establishments have
been declared nuisance, 1t having been as
certained beyond doubt, that the riyef
Thames was rendered unfit for use by the
gas water running into it. The report Of the
juy appointed to Investigate the matter stat
ed that the river was contaminated to q visi-
bic ex,en, OF at least 800 yards from the gas
stream, and that they had bottled some for
experiment, and had found it poisonous to q
most serious degree. ~
John Bricki ID and Edward Locke, ryo
mere children, were brought up 10 receive
the Judgement OF the court, on . conviction
for THEFT. Mr.. Const, the chairman, thus ad-
d essed them Jonn Bickfeid, mere boy
in size, you afe giant IN wickedness IL 10 a
dreadful thing to see q creature OF your age
in such a situation. Ii appears that young
a, you are, you are actually the teacher, OF q
little gang Of pickpockels; fact which
would requue o certificate OF its truth 10 tho
place you are going. You must be transpof.
ted for hfe."-" Edward Locke, you arc to
be- imprisoned for three months, to bs Whip
ped three times severely, and TO be fed on
bread and wate,."
Tbs very nexi case after this was Of little
child for q similar offence. The boy was
found guilty, and the mother iplerie, ed, and
implored from the Court the scverest sem
leGce OF the law. Tae chairman remarked
TO what dreadful pitch OF depravity ,bo chill
dren nfihis metropolis wete arrived when
such application, were made by parents, and
from the facts which came to the knowledge
of the cour', proved to be bat too well found
ed The court accordingly sentenced tho
boy to trans 2ot,a,fon for life
Prom the COiam,iGn Centinsi cf Saturday iisf.
FROM SPAIN.
Madiid and Gibrstcr papers have been re-
ceivcd 10 the 9 IN of Semember Toe latter