The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31


him, before the ninth night. I6ia
The N. Y. Naliooai Advocate hes the fol
lowing particulars Of 'he recen, conspiracy ~
mong the slaves in Charleston, :. C..
ln addition 10 the eleven negroes who had
been condem TO d.aih, (eigh, IT whom had
already suffered the sentence OF tne law up
wards of so more Of the principal conspi,a.
tors in the d;aboiicsi plot against the lives and
property Of the ci'izeDs, bad been arrested,
and were lodged IL Jail, sgaiosi many OF
whom there was sufficient proof OF conviction.
IL appears to have been Of d much more ssn-
Gus Dstnse than was al Cost anticipated, and
would undoubtedly have terminated in much
bioodshed, il no, the total ruin OF properly
both 10 town and county; their plans wore
deep, and OF long stsnding, and t'om the ia
cilily the negroes had Ct obtaining arms and
ammunition, but f " whites could bsve escaped
It's 10 the very able, vie iianl, and iodetau'
gable eaertions of the In,endan, OF Charles
ton, Majo' james Hamilton, jr. that The ci'i-
zens owe theit lives and preservation o: prop
etty fot il ever man deserved the thanks OF
q community, is NJ jor Hamii,on possess
Ing ACTIVITY, intelligence, much presence oi
mind, great hrmoess, and 10 tact every tequ'-
site for psblic oHlcer, particularly 10 sueh
times Of general CONSERVATION and alarm.
lie ha. undoubtedly unde gone more hard
ships and pfivstioDs than any other individual
in lhe city.---Com manding one of be most
numerous and best company OF rhemen IN
the union, he has already been on du'y many
whole nights, 10 addition TO his daily uncemiI-
ed exertions for the pubic good. M'lor
Hamilton was the first to constitute court
of msgislrstea and treehodeFs; composed os
gentlemen OF the highest respectabIhty IN the
state, and enjoying the iui confidence OF their
fellow citiEeps --Theit !abors have been very
| arduous and faiguing, being frequently de-
taiDed IN Ibeit examinations iii midnight
They are entitled 10 the Iyanks and respect
of every person who wishes the prosperity ol
bis country and although II may be super.
huous to designate any individual ol this hon.
orab.e court, ye, believe you will be happy
to learn, that amongst the number is the dis-
| uneuished Col Willism Efsyton, whose ,el.
enls as en- eminent lawyer, statesman, gallant
| sodier, and whose uni:jpeachabte conducI
| and general character, arc such as 10 ent,tle
| hio, 10 every marx Il respect and rsga'd, not
| only in South CsrsIi0s, bot over the whole
union aud through has and Msjor Ham'i-
! tons able management and ex"r'ioos, the
| public mind has been much ranqoii,sed.
| ----o:a:<>:o:o--
Dispatches were ON Saturday received
| from tho city OF Mexico, to the 26th .! !ane.
! We have seen letter from the emperor him
| self, cf that date, 80 whicb he expressly state
| th0t his elevation TO that lille was no, in con-
| fot miy with bis own wishes, and that he sob.
mits with the hope Of beng by tha, means
I enabled TO maintain tbc independence and
| promote the happiness OF his native lsnd.
| Don Eugenio Cort,s, at present In the u
| nited States, 1, sppoin,e3 10 lhe Horeme d,-
rec,ion end command Of The osval depart.
| meat. PHiIgd .4urora.
! company Of English emisrants. consist.
, ing OF about thiuy souls, arrived here iJst
week from Qaebcc, on their way 10 join the
English colony planted by M. Bfoeck, IN
Illinois They have with them young cattle,
hogs, geese, &c. which lhey have brought
with them from Englaod. The whole com.
| psny is in good health and high spI'ns. These
people came out as -n,igrao,, to the Canadss,
aod, by landing at Quebec, have helped to
swell the lists Of "emie to the provin.
ces," tha, have been published from time TO
time in that city. Rund' eds find their way
across lake Ontario to the United States, es-
! ery year, in the same manner. while honest
John BuH supposes thsm suvgly 9uartered In
his American dominions - BuSa!O Eofer.
-o:D:-
EcLrPsEs.-The Ncw-Ypik Eve6ing Jour
nal, TO dishes The following account Of eclips
| cs, that are 10 be.
I 81 vii, not, however, dismiss the subject,
| (the eclipse Of this morning without adding
| few ooseryations on two eeiipses OF the sun
which will occur a, periods somewha, remote
from the present date. The fi'st Of these c.
clipses will take place on the eth Of Febru.
ary, 1891, beginning al minutes pas, ! I, A.
NJ. and ending a, - minutes past :, p. NJ
The number Of diyits eclipsed, will be ~ | ,
90 the suns soutb limb. From the great
number Of digit, which viii DO ecIipsed, al.
most to,al darkness will be produeed, and ev
ee the astronomet, who observes the sublime
phenomena, will not fail to experience the
most gloomy sensation.
The other will be- eu onnniar eclipse,
which - decided y the most sublime OK all the