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The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09
PhiLndekaah;n No

Philadelphia, Mag Z,
Extract of letter. received per the brig
George Beckworth, dated Havana, A.
pril 90.
" A vessel has just arrived from Vera
Cruz, in IA days, which brings the news
that the Congress OF Mexico have met and
decided, by great majority. to adhere to
the union with the mon archy OF Spain,
upon the constitutional system. Yturbide
had protested against it,
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09
DIED.

iesserday afternoon, in the 18th year of his
pss' MR. WILLIAM Woop, clerk in the
aHH OF the Potomac, and respectable citi-
NJ; M u' THIS place. His funeral will take place
ds~ dee Evening at 5 O'Clock, from his late resi-
ssace on Duke.stree..
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09
N0rJ0lk, may b.
FROM RIO DE JANEiRO.

Mr. Carman, gentleman who has come
passenger in the brig Decatur, arrived in
Hampton Roads on Saturday last from Rio de
T.ne;ro- informs that the troops which had been
previously removed by order of the Prince
Don Pedro) from Rio to Prior Grande, were
Sompelled by like order of the Prince to a.
handon the latter post about the 18th February
and embark for Lisbon: seven ships had been
prepared for their transportation, which had
sailed under convoy ola sloop of war. The
Prince, however, found some difficulty in car
rying his orders into effect, as considerable
opposition was manifested by both officers and
men to leave their post, until they should be
relieved by other troops expected from Portu-
Gal. The Prince, however, called to his aid
a frigate and sloop of war, and with land force
ofseveral thousand men drawn up in the rear
of the barracks flor the garrison at Prior
Grande could be considered nothing more than
barracks, J threatened to fire upon and put to
death every person, amounting to about 1900,
in the event of their not embarking the next
morning. These measures had the desired
effect-and at the time the Decatur left, every
thing remained quiet and peaceable. The for
eign troops, so long expected from Portugal,
had net arrived. and Rio Janeiro remained
without any foreign military force, or even
navalone, further than frigate, before men,
toned, which was at the disposal of the Prince.
Don Pedro continued to support his popuIa-
rity with the people, and by discreet and .ju-
dicious course of proceeding had removed all
those petty differences which had previously
existedin certain sections of the country, and
all parties appeared to be as warmly attached
to each other as they were to their Prince.
commercial Reading Room Books.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09
100000.
Runnels' Prize List,
OF THE
GATH Days DRAWING.
OF THE
Grand National Lottery,

FIFTH CLASS,
MO. *4ls37 3os7 1903 1886 ] 1000
IN 29724 33676 39496 1926 'ooo
1882 1890 1880 398I3 43334 ,oa
46289 1885 w
n Marked thus sold at Runn g = Office 4
tso' adys s1nIe Ut u. ,ue sum ~ 20 a1iais'
VIII VIII uS y. - iam W1 y, h,eAsnar'a:
w..h:a u.a" go" oa "eunesuay next, at
. maSn",g .oh H., o' .SSiio more cravings
orand nr;,a s"r ,nH ua, au ne io'io"'"
e%I p.'No' Da p 70 e. 1id"n
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09
For Amsterdam.

.fSk The superior brig OLIVE, I
&EM saac Lincoln. master, daily ex
pected, burthen about 98o hh9s, tobacco;
she is copper fastened, and but two years
old-tor freight of 100 hhds. or passage,
apply to ,. Il. LADD y 20,
april 90.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09
Markets al Pio de Janei,o, March 8.

Markets al RIO de Janeiro, March 8.
Flour, per Dbl. pig quick; Coffee per
ID. 60 a "a cts; Hides, OK. per do. Is a
Is; do. Horse, per piece Dl 50-Swsdish
Tar would command from ~ SO per
Dol. which was greatly preferred to the
ameracan; the latter being always a dull
article whenever the former was to be
found in market. s5.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09
Bank Stock.

DdIIk CCUCKs y
VX7ANTED, few shares on the Bank
w ofWashington. For particulars ap.
ply at J. H Runnells' lottery office, King
st. Alexandra; where also, will be recei-
we'd Franklin bank paper, at a fair discount.
NAV 8 st
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09

formerly the property Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Mckay. She is about feet or 2 inches
high. about 90 years OF age, wide mouth,
and very black. She had on when she
went away, blue striped domestic dress,
white shawl, leather walking shoes, white
stockings, dark calicoe sun bonnet. white
apron, and various other clothing.
| will give the above reward if taken o.
yer ten miles from home, or Is dollars if
taken within shorter distance, and all
reasonable charges paid if brought home.
may 9 JOHN LAWSON,
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09
For Freight,

For Freight,
TX The good sloop MARY ANN,
068captain Omar, will be ready to load
in three days, and freight will be taken to
Charleston, Savannah or New York-Ap-
ply to J. H. LADD f. Co.
Who have received by said vessel from N.
York,
pipe brandy
$500 bushels Albany oats. sup. quality
500 do Nova Scotia potatoes Of very
fine quality, and by brig Olive, Fl. Boston,
10 tons plaster paris [april 81
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09

Earthen Ware, China and
Glass.
HUGH SMITH eco have just recei-
u we'd by the ship Wilhelmina, from Ii
verpool,,a large supply, which gives them
a general assortment, for sale as low as to
be had 10 the northern cities.
They have also, and intend keeping for
sale, an assortment of
Stone Wdre.
Also-pipes in boxes Of and 4 Gro ca.
Window glass in 60 8 by 10 and 10 byl2,
DemUohns, 8 and gallons.
may 3w
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09
$25 Reward.

$25 Reward.
ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
IL Saturday morning, the 4th inst. ne
gro girl named
MARIA,
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04

ent. lam not opposed to the indeuen
dence of ibe late provinces; OH the Con- n.
trary, Ia common with therest of my co,m
trymen, heartily rejoice in its accom-
plisbment, and in the prospectsof fres,
dom and happiness which it opens /.
them.
The engrossed joint resolution relati,.
to the disposition OF the National Pain.
ings, executed by Col. TrumbuIl, w,s
read a.tbird time and passed.
A Message was received from The Pr,
sident of the United States relative to M
Beaumarchais' claim, which, together win
the documents accompanying the same, on
motion of Mr.. Smith. OF Md. Was ordereS
TO be laid on the table.
The Speaker laid before the House /,
communication from the Treasury Depah.
ment, relative 10 the incidental expense,
OF the Land Offices at Huntsville, Cahsb,
&c. which on motion OF Mr.. SterIiug. W.,
ordered to be laid on the table.
And then the House adjourned.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1922.
Waltet D. Harrison and Col. John Len.
ton, were on Monday last. elected DELI.
gates to the General Assembly of Virgins,
for the county of Prince William.

The brig Torpedo, arrived yesterday 10
IA days from St Bartholomew, states th,.
the Colombian bHg OF war Ell Vencedo,
capt. Chase, was brought IN there by the
officers and marines, the sailors having mv.
tinied-they were quelled with great dill.
fculty-three or four had been killed, and
seven o. eight wounded-there were 6lty
in irons on board. The Ell Vencedor bad
taken three prizes previous to the mutim.
Bali. Am.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
Monday, April l.

The bill for the relief of Rebecca Hodg-
son and the other legal representatives OF
Joseph Hodgson, deceased, passed through
committee of the whole, in which the
amount proposed to be paid to them was
fixed at 6OOo dollars, and the bill was OF
dered to be engrossed for third reading,
by yeas and nays, q to Is.
The vote Of Friday. confirming the I'M
favorable report of the committee OF pub
lie lands on The petition OF VIM. G. Jones,
was on motion, reconsidered, aud the re-
port was laid on the table.
The engrossed bill to abolish the United
States trading establishments with the In
dian tribes, was read the third time, pass.
ed, and sent to the House of Representa-
tives tor concurrence. The Senate then.
10 committee of the whole. Mr.. Mills in
the chair, resumed the consideration of
the bill for the adjustment OF incomplete
French and Spanish land titles in Ms
souri,.
Mr.. Eaton offered the following proviso
as an amendment to the first section
provided, that no incomplete title shall
be confirmed, unless the person in whose
name such concession, warrant, or order
of survey, bad been granted, was at the
time of its d ate, either the bead of fami-
ly, or above the age of 81 years; and said
original claimants, or their representatives.,
or those claiming under them, were resi-
dents of said territory of Upper Louisia-
ma, on the Goth day Of Dec. 1903: And
provided further. that no grant or incom
ple.e title dated after the first day of Oc-
tober, 1897 shall be confirmed where said
grant or incomplete title contains az greater
quantity than 500 arpens, unless it bs a
grant or incomplete title signed and exc
cuted by the Intendent OF the province
ITSELF"
Dir. Eaton explained bis reasons for Of
iering this amendment; and was followed
by Mr.. Barton and Mr.. Benton, against
the adoption OF this proviso; but before the
motion was decided,
The Senate adjourned.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Among the petitions of this day Mr..
Reyes presented petition OF David b.
Lee of Philadelphia, controyerting the
right Of James Reanet to the invention Of
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
Boston, March q.

O0stUU, 'HuTCH zI
The U. 8. frigate Macedonian. is ready
for sea, completed her crew, who are all 90
board. She only waits for orders. We are
sorry that her commander, Capt. Biddls,
has not been in good health since hi, ar.
val in Boston.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04

STOCK UcdTluS d1 llttlCot VI HNC Pei SGht'
MIR. Smith, of Md. proposed the amend
ments which he had su omitted some days
since, and which the house had ordered to
De printed accompanied with a few ex-
planatory observations.
Mr.. Golden was opposed to the amend
ments because ne wished to strike out the
word trelue millions, and to insert in lieu
thereof fus millions, SO as to reduce the
mount of stocks to be exchanged; and also
to sell the 10000 shares of stock in the
Bank of the United States which are owns
ed by the government. The amount ofdi-
vidends which had been receiyedupon the
bank stock belonging to the United States
during four and half years, had been 10
per cent for the whole period, amounting
in he aggregate to 100000, whilst the
Interest on the seven millions which was
borrowed TO pay for that stock, had amount
ed during that period TO the sum OIL |, 575-
600, making a loss to the United States of
665, 900 dollars. But Mr.. G. stated that,
from the present price of that stock in the
market, Do8O, 900 would be gained to the
United States from the surplus price OF the
shares above par; so that the operation OF
the amendments be proposed would be as
be commended, to save the United States
Dl96, 900 per annum, and to put more than
half million OF dollars into the public
treasury. MIR. C.. entered into a variety
of considerations to evince the proprlety OF
the project he had submitted, and conclu-
aed by observing that he should vote a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
The Negro Plot at Charleston.
-C :1.%:.1:o-

HS <E!U 4 IOf UI, CNGIt teSIOl3.
A letter TOO, tha, place, date the 10Th inst.
gives the following particulars.
n negro belonging TO Col. Priolese, who
was solicited to join the gang, declined. and
consulted friend named Peneeil, who adv,.-
ed him TO give inform alton thereof TO bis own.
crs. lie did so and The proper suthorilies
took measures accordingly.
Their pan appears TO have been well Iii.
gesicd. They in'ended 10 have provided
themselves with passes SO as to deceive the
gusrd and place themselves at certain parts
OF tho city; 'hen parry was to secure tho
guard at the guard house, and an indIsc'imi-
nato oIassacre was 20 commence on all whites
who appeared in the streets, and particularly
10 prevent any company 10 form. Also 10
preven, The bells to 'ing to give any sarm.
l. appears that this was in agi,a,ion for a
considerable Length OF time. They formed
themselves into society, and held meetings
a, a !Jrm that they could app-osoh by water,
20 avoid being stopped by any ps,rocs, which
farm is situated near the fuk Of the road on
the meeting street side. Religion and super
sti,ion were used by the more cunning TO de-
lude the isc'edulous Africans in ,he plot.
Gulsh jack was considef ed invincib!c, bo
could no, be hurt nor killed by any means
whatevef, bnt blow from hiO would do in
slant execution Al one Of these meetings
they had fowl dressed and put on a tabIc----
Cuilsh jack pc formed some ceremony Of
wi,chcrat over II; when he was done an IN
slant scrabble was made FOR the fowl. every
one trying to ge' piece. then says Jack do
so we pull the Bul kra TO pieces" But poor
jack hss been hung. and ss,i,ii-d his compan-
ions that be oou d be killed indeed, Se shew-
ed great feats of death under the .ga!lows.
Most Of the inglcsdcrs were The rulers or
class iesdcrs in what IL called the Afriesp Sc
cie,y, and considered faithful, honest fellows.
Indeed many ofthe owners would not be COZ.
vinced, Ill! the fellows confessed themselves,
that they were concerned, fnd tn. 6rst OBJ
ject OF ell was 10 kill their masters.
The Cour, consist. OF Lionel II. K.,nedv,
and J. w Mitchell, Magistrates end OF he
following Freeholde s. Willism Dfsy,or,
Judge of the Guy Court, form erly colonel II
the Army; II. A 1rum6ull Solomon Le-
eare, and Rober, b Prlngle, collector Of the
por'.
They are men Of The GrS character. srt,
The publ: feel eonhdsn, ,hry will admiriaet-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
irJm the Boston Patriot--9nyusi ?.
STATE PRISON.

The convicls yesterday attempted to sst
lire 10 the workshops; and al he same ;Imo
10 commit murder on one OF their own num-
be-, whose conductin the case VI q cen, late
~ execu,ed, had eAci.ed their displessure.
A disposition TO perpetuae some act ot vio'
lence had been los severald days discovered TO
be prevaleni--and yesterday one HIkL,
black man, and secund.comer, who was as
certaned TO be a ringtesdet and principal M
tne business, was otdefsc into his solitary cell
tor punishment.
lGstead ot obeying the order he ran 10 The
shop, seized ,arge iron bar, and commenced
an assaui. upon ite obnoxious Convic, above.
menuoued. Several others collected 10 his
aid, md we'c thl ea,ening the officers aud pro.
ceed!ag 10 aC.s OF great violence. The War
den who Was IN The house proceeded to tho
ya,d and commanded the Prisoners TO retire
10 the" shops, but without effect, they had
so.zed thei te,ow prisoner, and HILL MAS in
me act OF ieyeliiny him with his iron bar,
when ore OF the Guard, fired and struck him
~ MS body and he iell-At this line IL was
discovered thsl tbs workshops were on fre
IN seveta! places. Tue aiatm DELL wa. rune,
and lne PRISONERS o.defvd 10 their cells
Win much ih-uity this was elFectej. aud
by lhs aid ot me ci!1ens, the h.e was ex in
sui,ued and order again restored.
Sevctai of tho prisoners behaved with
great propIs,y aud rendered essential aid ~
suppresslng Sae insurreclioO and ex,ioS uish-
my The h,e /. aud some Oi the 10 have been .e-
veleiy injured by ,heir more lawiess compan-
ION, tor iose'ter!ng TO suppou the govern
ment Of the p ison.
llyLL, tho riagieader, who was The only one
shot by 'he guard, Is supposed TO be mortal!y
wounded, but was ahve yesteyday afterooon
OF ,ho,e wac We're iDiorcd by the prisoners,
one only Is Thought 10 Dc dangerously hurt;
the Others are severely cut aud bruised, but
not mor,slIy,
The seizng Of the ringieader broke up the
plot before II was tipe tor execution. Had il
not ptems,ute'y cxpoded.it would probably
have been much mole serious in its charsc.
ter. Gt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07

with he stlfn sDl III s.GiDg Of ihe people, ssy
potning s5ual .hem--iet tbsu sufslay home, tns'
they ,nsy o.cOme Iheil own esfSegs and qUeu
her ova haif A man wEo ssys heal VOC
for one anu vote lor auo,bef, 10 he not Tim.
m 4 t6lnk be 10. LoGk Out ior our otaie
Government, 10y iehow is.zens nnd mske
Lee o inform you, ain candidate 20 repre-
,eol Inc County oi beauiost IN The House oi
Commons, I'D ine Rex general assembly held
o, lhe cay Vi Raleigh.
But the iDest passage IN tbis unique
Spcech vi Air. Hollands is near its con
cius,on--an eulosy upon the sweets oi
love and the comforts and ieliclt.es u
conIugai llie. 1t IS superfae and hot
pcssed. Yc cod. blooded bachelors, ye
who never have uied the pillow oi our
comfort" ye who have never felt The
.'spaneS oi love-" read and ponder well
upon tnc solemn aid affecting truths, so
s;rikingIy pourtrayed by i John Ho!-
land.' Listen t. The admCmlionS oil WIS
dom and Turn ye, tuFn ye, lest YOU
de-" ii Is quite certain, and source
oi congfa.uiatlon, that Mr.. John Holland
lust nave always found the ladies Of
the lair," tender and complying, or he
never would have iaid SO much stress
| upon the "seIiOus contract"
| Fellow c,izens and isdies Of the fair you
| sre he htliow vi our comfort, the liquidation
! ii ou, happiness, aod together with our yresi
| aud good and wlse mel the independence Ut
| ou,-govccnmeoi. Look al wbat Ibe coDst,tu-
Nm says rcsd ana you'll know We have power
to claim privileges OF three ,hinss, that IS 10
declare war, suppress D,unectlons Ut iDva-
| ,lons and II understand from readng and
| thinking on tie Conslilulioo th,s rs the piy,-
| iege II gives us. We who know WHO gives
US our existence, how IS marriage contracts
mode, Eom the shaags OF love which govern
! All men who means we'll Tor themselves and
well iof tEeir county, who springs irom the
numsn family one Of the Iaos, bon0tsbis iie's s
that q man can enjoy. Though man may
nave as much InUnsy as which he can shake d
suck al, theTe Is no real happiness unes, II Is
with those with whom the serious contract Is
l made - "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
FROM THI; BRAZILS.

we have oh,aioed f'e OF RIO Janeiro pa
pers TO The I4,h juno, received by the Con.
stella,ion friga,e. From these papers it sp-
pears ,ha, comple'e change was abou, to
take place in the government OF Brsail a
General Constituent and Legislative Assem-.
bly, composed Of the Depu'ies Of the diirercot
provinces Of Brazl, would be conyoked as
soon as possible, when the political changes
which had taken place, would no doubt, be
warmly discussed. ~. Y. Ga-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
FROM JhCUIRA 4,

"f had the pleasure &C addressing you q
few days ago, since when, nothing of imnori
aucc has taken place. The country hero is
perfectly ,ranqnil, wi'hou, the probability Of
its being disturbed. Porto Cavel'o still holds
out and spptehend j, will not BE- given up
for some time, a. they have lately received
reinforcement, ard a supply Of provisions.
Having so gun friea,e, and % gun brig
'hey go 10 sea as often as they please. The
r publican squadron is off there, bu, being
composed entirely Of small vessels, they can
do nohing with ,hs f,iga'e and brig. The
hnd forces have Approached so nesr To Puerto
Cavello as To aeave their sho, and bombs into
the town. The Spanish commander lately
sent os' of the place oil, tho women, children
and useless men,"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
AK LA.CBApELLr, June 3.

The warlko atti,uds which Russia hass
been compelled 10 assume, has Grated in a.
disastrous manner upon il. finances, parlicu;
ls'!y upon its paper, which is so lo~ that the
foub!e is only 80 coTees, little more thao
qn1t,ef Of the value Of he silver roublc.
Gold and silver have slmost totally disappear
ed from circulation, and the value given to
copper money, Oh, Of proportion to lis inlrin-
sic value, adds propor,ionably to The embsr-
rassment Of CO numerical transactions.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
Tsp the Nai!s.
.4RIiIg.lL OF TIE CONSTELLaTIOM
NEW YoRK, July 81.

NEW ioHh, JEiy o.
The U. S. fsigGe Cons. eiia,iou, Cap. Ridg-
ley, arrived AT this port yesterday. f'om the
Pacific. the crew all in good heslth.
The Franklin ~, Com. Stewart remained
9: Valparaiso. Tie Dolphin, schoorer, sail
ed same dsy with the T.. foi the coast If Perv.
We ate greatly indebted to Csp Ridglcy
foran account OF The state Of affairs 10 Chilli
and Peru.
The Iates, news from Lima was to the 7!h
Of April. Up?er Peto continued in quiet
possession Of the Rovalists. La Serna was 10
Cuscc, with 1900 men RAMIREZ, IN Au9uipa,
with about half the, number The people,
(nsuvesl were desirons Of change o. govern.
meu;. but were kept quiet by the royal troops.
San Martin had cres,e6 u force Of 5000 men,
and intended. les j, was said to ,aks the field
IN person against them. The coast fron' Pts
co 10 Chill, was in possession ofihe Royaliss.
The Two Spanish frigaes ,ha' had been ctus-
ing in the Pacific, were given up 10 the Agent
OF Son Ms,in 10 Gusyquil. in Feb;usfy last,
for o trsil,ng compensation one Of Them the
PiUeys, had arrived ct Lima, the other, the
Vanganzs, was taken possession OF ty Lord
Cochi ape, Guayaouil, aiteE having been
near q month with The Peiuvian h,g ny'ng.
His lofdship was then II sea with hi. II .,snd
had n,sde a determination 10 take The P,ueva
wherever he nigh, nod her. Chloe, ('he
most sou,he'n part Of Cbii) was still in pos
session Of the RoySlisis. An expedition of
$50 men, 10 frigate aod sloop of war, sailed
from Valparaiso against IL, about the middle
of April last. They were to be reinforced u;
Valdivia. !, was genetaiiy believed 1t would
not be successful.
A few days before the &. sailed from Val
paraiso, information w,s received that the bdc
Mace edonan, Of Bc.ton, while lying in Lima
had been ,eizsd aud copds mocd, on the pies
that she belonged to tho 6rm OF hbadis & 4
rismendi. The ia,te, had escaped 10 thl
Ecgiish brig Rebecca, Depeys,er,tcr Manila
the former was in close onanement in the
castle of Caliso--no petso Whatever was I'D
| miited 70 see him
When the Constellation sailed from Rio
all was quiet there, as wsii as Perna mbuco
Bahia was the only port in .hs hands Of ths
Royalis,s.
The c has pbout S 600 900 in specie OR
board, principally for merchants OF Boston ans
| Baltimore.
Passengers in the Constellation, Lleuten
an,s SiUa, and Ramsay, late of the Franklin
\ returned home in consequence Of ind,sposit
/ ion; Mr. Kennedy, and Mr.. Vache
The Constellation has been absent tw'
years and days, and thirteen persoos, iDclod
ing Lieut.. Tippett, have died during the
CRUISE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07

George Stephen Kemble, Esq. broth
er Of John Kenble ard of Mrs. Siddons,
recently died after short illness in the
65th year of his age. He was an actor
ofsome celebrity principally distinguish
ed as a Jack FaislaF lrhout stuf1ng.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07

The following singular occurrence
was communicated to us hy gentleman
in Greenwich, which he says NAV be re-
lied OH Us fact :-Eleanor Smith, Of
Hardwick, Is years ofage, or the 10Th
inst puked upa hve igreen snake. nine
or ten inches in length, which she had
probably taken in three years since, while
drinking at brook. Our informant
adds, that during that time she had been
confined to her bed, and had become
much emacia,ed. To sit or stand pu,
h;r in the greatest pain, AS would the
smell or taste of mea, The snake was
perfectly lively, running about the house,
up Oh to chairs, tables, &c. She is now
free from pain and is apparently on the
recovery. Han,pden Pat.