The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-24

| smoDe ihe vicums--bot Mr.. Warner, q. w.s
| eTrobeously stated lew days since.
| A letter Of the 27th from Nav. Orleans.
| says that the weather had been fayorsbie 10
the growing crops, sDd lbey wefe calculating
/ on q crop Of 200 COO bales OF cotton. Tho
weather had been excessively hot, the ther-
mome'er having ranged for several days,
! from 81 10 80.
The accounts from New. Orleans, says tho
Charleston Courier, state that it WAS getting
sickIy. The Mayor had recomme nded tho
removal Of all those who could make il con-
venieot A great portion of the. populs,ioa
had airesdy left the city. The weather had
teen excessively hot, the tberpnmeler for
several days having ranged Al sa 10 SO.
There were but ve'y few vessels in port,
aud considerable produce yet 10 be shipped.
II is said Sl6 per hid. freight had been en-
gagged for a shipment Of ,obscco 10 New Yo'k,
and TWO cents per ID. FOR cotton Ono vessel
had cleared for Amsterdam With freight of
Tobacco Of IL cent per ID. Cotton had
fallen rus,erisi., ---psrcels fot which % cents
bad been refused, we,e .fsiiEg at ls 3,
and bu' few sales could be effected st this de-
preston The wssthes is stated 10 have
been very hne for the growing crops; caeu-
lstions were made that Louisiapa would lhi.
year pfOulce SUO QUO Dslts Of COTTON,
---
The New YORK pepe uiUI IN that the pas
sage Of tho steam ship Robert Fulton, from
N Orleans, &c. distance of over 1000 mics,
has been Performed ia Is doys, including s
days s,oppages in Havana and Charleston.
And what is remarkable that out of $50 soul,
on board, there is not one he least indispesed.
iay b.. G
an a',emp, 10 rsi.e sn insursec,ioo al Charles
ton. Their names ere as follows: Gullann
Jack, the slave oi p. Prjtchsrd, Esq, Mon
day, the slave Of JOHN Cell. Esq Charless
lhs slave OF the Hon John Dtsyion; Harry,
the slave oil David Hug, ESQ.,; Jebn, ,ks
slave OF Elias Hory Esq. The 18Th ins:s
was assigned Tor their execution.
We were mistaken in asserting that
the y. States ship Peacock, now lying
i'll the Potomac, was destined for the.
Mediterranean. IS well as the West III
dies; we understand she viii share her
course direct towards the coast Of Cuba,
and the adjacent Islands. 10 relieve por-
ton of our force On tina, station, which is
the sole object Of her cruize. She is cx-
pected to take hcr departure on Wednss.
day. Nash. City Goz.
1t may be mentioned as thing pcr-
haps unexanIAed, that the late Lientcn-
ant Perry was presented ty Congress
with sword at the age Of twelve years.
He bore this honorable testimonial Of his
country's gratitude, fer his gallant con-
duct al the battle Of Erie.
The Huntsville (Alabsms) psrer or Jone
%, says :" With Us ,heto is every appearaac
II m uncon Dohly abundan, crop Of cotton,
the sleple OF or' state, and Of corn. 7 8
pleasing pfospeet is not conaned ! to this part
VI the state, tbiouetou, The whole OF it,,
Ou' plsn'' are cbeeud by The Iuxurisnce
nd prcnnising appearance Of their crops Il
is true that there are individual exceptions.
On few plantations, after ,ep!anting the Sec
oDd and th,rd time, il has been found impos-
s'bIe 10 obtain good stand Of COTTON, anir
there arc inslsnces IN which more than half q
crop of cotton canno' be expected"
Great 6esfoich - i he new novel, tic
Fo,t tunes OF Nigel" upwsrds Of 500 page.
duodtcmo, was pu, to press in New.York oil
Thursday morning, completed he next day,
end ready for sale on Saturday morning a,
eight o'clock, by the different booksellers.
Among tho cslebra,ors Of The 9Th Of Lcba-
non, in Con. wss Col JoHN CLARK, ip his
95d year, and who commanded eompspy
uDder ,he heroic FuTMAS, on Breed Hhl,
IN l775. lie woe Iht hat which U,L,ani
TA'oms wore in l776, when he signed The
Dsc'srstion OF In de p.Lderce, rrd was accom-.
panied by son, grandson, spd great
grandson. -
1t is said that the British East. India
Company owe 39,CC0.COol. Iabout
Sl73 600, ,0O0] and that their debt is in
creasing at the rate ci million year.