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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-28
PAUL NJ. MUMtOKD.
RegG !seve 10 iy'orm lis J,icnas ana the
bubHc,

tn5hc.
r HAT in conformity to proposal, h
a has prepared a commc tious room in Mill
strc"t, between Spriug street add Thames street,
where on Monday next the 9Th of May, his school will
commerce.. The young masters and misses already
engaged src respectfully invited to attend and such
further encouragement, solicited, as u,sy be deemed
consistent. Ever ambitious OF esteem, he humby
hopes hc is unworthy OF it and Of his quali
catian ,n- citizens Of Newport can judge He has
been al consde rabie expense in the preparation,
which a generous community will daily consider.
Ills price. for tuition will he the usual ratc-two
doss. per quarter, for ordinary iearning three icr
mathematics.
Aorl 80
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-28
UNION FACTORY.

INDIGO BLUE.
TIE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends ard The public, thst they have es,ab-
;eh.d the Indigo Blue Dying. and have employed
ON experienced workman at ne co'orne sna h"'sh'
ing Wooilen goods of all descriptions will be fin
ished in the neslest manner, on the ost reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDlNG.
Woo, of ell grades catded into rolls in the best
manner. They continue tn manufacture WOO! on
shares Or by contract, as nay best suN their EN-
pioyers. -.
The following persons viii :cSeivc and forward
any aitcles Intended for the Union Factory
EDWARD STANHOPE, and t.
HORERT & FRANCIS CAiR, Eerte"f
GEORGE LAW1ON, J55srtsn
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brtsfo, Ferry
They return theif sincere thpnks tn ,htH tormer
customers and solicit The contlnusnce OF theu IA
,nn,s JOHN BABCOCk
MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth, Iune 13.
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CUiJDALL S MILLS.

Eool CARING.
rTHE subscribers inform their friends
4 and the public. that they hsve rep!tn'sheG
their Csrding Machines with new Cards of the nm
est snl most approved manufacture, and ihst they
are nov enabled TO Card Wool OF al grades, IN the
best manner.
They ccn,i'uc TO Manufacture sll kinds OF Wool.
en- Goods, ss usual --.ai',, they color and hn'h
Wooden Cloths OF all descriptions aha TO color gar
rnents. &c. that have isdcd, or become unfa'hon.
able All branches OF the above business Ill be
done with despatch. and on the lowest terms, snd
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE Il GRiNNELL.
NB-eAvroepALsY Little .Compton-tsLso q
CopEY. riverton- WILLIAa PEAass, BRISTOL.
ferry-and joe SHssAIs, IN Newport, vii re-
,.e,yc and forward articles intended for the Mann.
f,r,ory Portsmouth,. July -, 1920.
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Paper Hansings.
JOB SHERMAN.

I4"s J1.'F 'ttIFVt",
ENERAL hundred Rolls Of French
~ and American pArEa HANotScs and Boa
Dtss. some Of them bough, st suc,ions.
.fLSO--ln addition to bis extensive assortment OF
DIZZY GOOD, and Groceries, he has jnst received
some sessonab'e ARTICLES from Boston. .t,s.
LiEEEISE- Nerino and silk plaid Hsrdier-
chiefs STOUT Russis niarers 4 wide kt .-.sc;s a
ya,d narrow DO Of vAirous kinds Oil olot.y some
vide Iada straw Csrpe,ings OF q stout kmd a IL
yard wide handsome Umbrellas; and variety OF
other articles numerous TO mention in an adter-
tissment.
New port, 50;h Of Al mo.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-21
REMARKS.

We had a conversation with gentleman 6f
the first resPectabilityj says the New York Post,
lately arrived from Europe, who left Paris on
the 18th of May, and came through London,
"nere ne spent some days. He says pre-
vailng opinion among the better isformed i'm
habitants OF Paris and London 10, that the Bril-
tish ministry are as anxious for the destruction
of the Spanish constitutions az !, how stands,
and the success Of the French atris in bringing
back Ferdinand to all the powers heretofore by
him surrendered TO the Coftes, as the most de.
cided hoyaists in Paris. He says Paris was
as quiet as London, and this from no other
cause than that perfect understanding exist
ed between M. Cheteaubriand and the British
ministry, that the Spanish constitution should be
made null--but that the inquisition was not to
be restored--that by the first of September,
the campaign would be closed, leaving 1O0,O 900
French to protect Ferdinand and his court
This is melancholy account of the affairs of
Snain
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-21
A CARD.

Captain Partridge begs leave to inform
the parents and guardians of the Cadets
of the American Literary, Scientific, and
Military Academy, at Norwich, state of
Vermont, that the general examination
OF this ms tuition will commence on
Monday the llih of August next, at which h
they are respectfully invited to attend.-
The examination OF the various branches
oil science and instruction to which the
young gentlemen have attended, will con.
tinue during the week. This following
Monday and Tuesday (lhe 18th and 10Th
of Augusta will be devoted to military
and other public exercises. Captain
Partridge will deliver lectures during
the examination on the various branches
OF military science. On Monday, the
18th, he viii deliver lecture on the o.
peration OF the English and French in
Spain and Portugal in 1910, under the
command of Wellington and Massena ;
and also one on the campaign OF the
French in Russia in 1919. On Tuesday,
(the l9th,) capt Partridge will deliver a
lecture on the campaign Terminating
with the celebrated battle of Waterloo,
embracing description OF the battle
and likewise one on education, in which
he will endeavor, in plain and summary
manner, to communicate his ideas on this
Interesting subject, and will give a de.
scfiption of the plan and organization of a
seminary Gin his yiew) calculated to con-
fer on a young man such an education as
would prepare him in the best manner
for the corrects efficient, and useful dis
charge of the duties of any situation in
which he may be placed.
Military and naval gentlemen, and also
gentlemen ofscienoe and literature, gen.
orally are respectfully invited to attend
both the examination and public exerci.
SEES. Capt. Partridge requests that all
the young gentlemen who contemplate
joining his seminary the ensuing term,
would present themselves for examination
and admission between the 1lth and Goth
of August
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-21
FROM CURACOA.

We learn by the Rebecca.a land Sally,
which left Curacao 22d ult. that the Span
ish squadron, under Labofde, consisting
oftbe frigate Constitution, corvette Ceres,
brig Esperanto, and two schooners. were
in that port to sail about the 18th for the
Gul2h of Maracaibo. The Colombian
vessel was daily expected from Lsguisa,
with supplies and an armament for the
Psnchita, which had repaired at Curacao.
1t was reported that Coro was again
taken BY the Colombians, on the 18th
Of June.
A letter dated la Guyra, June Is,
says :--"The naval force a, present in
this bay consists OF the congress, Of 46
guns, lately arrived from England the
cotvette Bolivar, Of 90 guns; the cor.
vette Boyaccs, of 90 ditto and the cor.
veste Orinoco, of % ditto. The BOLIVIA,
will proceed IN q few days for Curacoa
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5btp neoo8.
ALEXANDRIA, D. Gully. 1870.

ARRIVED
Brig Warren, Owen, Belfast NreIand1.
via Norfolk; salt to J H Laid & Co.
Brig Jane, KenDebunk, via Richmond;
ballast to Z Fl Rowland.
Sch Union, Cole, N York sugars, dry
goods, groceries, &c. to s Messersmith
and other merchants Of the district.
Sch -, Tyler, Norfolk new potatoes
and water>meloDs, to the master.
An inland vessel got up this afternoon,
reports brig Columbus, Marbury and a
topsail sch below, bound up.
SAILED.
Ship Pocahontas, Rowland, Amsterdam.
Sch Twin Brothers, Baker, Baltimore.
Sch Ann, Webb, Boston.
Sch Cent, HalIet, Boston.
Sch Elizabeth, Traverse, Porthmouth,
N FL. MEMORANDA.
The Boston, sailed from Liverpool 5th
June for this port.
The Factor, Knight, ar at Liverpool
5th June.
The Sylvester, Hesly, ar at Liverpool
Sd June.
At Cowes June !, the Ann, Snow,
Georgetown.
A schr. from Georgetown, was at ST,
Vim 'nts 18th ult. loading.
Brig Hope, Wilson, hence, arrived
at Barbados and proceeded TO Martinique.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-21
PRESIDENTIAL.

A letter is published in the Cherryyalley
Gazette, from Mr.. Jefferson, dated April
50. 1898, in which he declines giving any
opinion as to his favoritc candidate for
the Office Of president. He is wary
old gentleman and does no, like to com.
NIT himself 1t is clearly understood,
however, among the knowing ones, that
ne Is Clintonian. Next to Mr.. Clinton,
ne prefers Mr.. Adams-he having been
in Europe during the great controversy
between his father and Mr.. J. The old
ex president cannot bear Mr.. Crawford.
nor forgive him for supporting the ad.
mlnIstrstion Of Mr.. Adams, in what was
called the dark day OF '98.
w T. Commercial advertiser.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-21

PaYis, June 6.
The regency of Madrid has made tn
following appointments vergas Laguna
minister of foreign affairs Garcia Il
Tore, of grace and justice: NJ. SaIazor
minister OF marine f.. Erro, of finances
| gen. San Juan of war--and Arnares, o
the Interior.
It's said that the Cortes have declared
gen. Abisbal traitor to his country, and
that the king of Spain was going 10 be
sent immediately to Cadiz. 1t is also
SAID that our army Of Catalonia was in a
critical situation.
News from Seville has been received
to the Goth ult. The characterization
which was pretended to have reirued in
that town did not exi.t-tranauiIiIv pre.
vailed in the city, and the Cortes peacea.
bly, continued their legislative labours.
Merchants in Paris complain OF the
want OF puDctuality Of their cortespon.
dents at Perpignan. This is an insinua-
ton that the letters from the Cataloniap
frontiers are stopped, because they con.
tain uDiavorable news.1
Letters from St. PETERSBURG announce
positively that the commencement of hos.
tililies between Russia and the Porte is
not far distant.
sAYoNNs, MAY s9.-The captain of a
vessel, who left St. Ander on Sunday,
reports, that there were no French troops
there,nor any OF the army of theFaith; tina,
the remains of the latter had been collec.
ted by Longa, and led by him before San.
sona. The town is for the present left |
to itself, all the civil and military anthori. |
ties OF the two parties having left for fear
OF a reaction The place, however, is
tranquil.
An English vessel entered st. Sebas. |
tian the day before yesterday, the French |
squadron cruizjng before the port not
thinking it proper to insult the British
flag. A person who has come from the
environs of Pampeluna, says, that on Fri. |
day salute Of l01 cannon was fred there.
which seemed to announce some great
rejoicing. We do no, know what NAV
have been the occasion, unless they had
received news of the reported victory of
Nina on the 18th.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-21
HORRID SUICIDE.

On Friday, l1th inst. William Hood ,ir,
OF Anna Arundel county, aged abou, 40
years, very deliberately made pen of a
number of old rails, which he filed with
combus,iblcs. consisting Of dry straw, fod-
der, and pine brush at the bottom he
lett an aperture, through which he en-
tered the pen with piece Of fire, and an
piled il TO the straw, Tc In few sec
onds the whole was in state of rapid
cohfiagratiou. Some persons in the field
observed the FIRE, and ran immediately to
the spot, where they discovered the mis-,
cradle wrerch, apparently lifeless, in the
midst OF the flames they, however, sue
ceeded in pulling him out before life was
extinguished. Doctor Gambrili saw him
about is o'clock tina, night,who rendered
e'm every assistance his case seemed 10
require, he found him in mania a hofu,
cold, pulseless, and in constant conyul.
sions his skin was excorialed and denu-
ded from the crown of his head 20 the
soles OF his feet. Saturday morning III
O'Clock he expired, uuering the most
dreadful imprecatioDs against the persons
who had taken him from the flames. He
was perhaps the most shocking sight ey.
er witnessed in this country. He has
left vile and eleven small children to
lament his death.
AnaffaOlis { 1zafyiaad) Republican.
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ADDITIONAL.

The New York Commercial Advertiser saw
After diligent perusaI of the papers of differ.
ent parties drought by the Panthea), we are
compelled to adopt the opinion of the Liverpool
advertiser, as expressed on the 10th of June,
that the affairs OF Spain are still inyolved in
much perplexi'y, and that she latest intelligence
tends only to increase the difficulty. Specula.
uon is absolutely put at defiance
Inc New Times and sundry other papers M.
ter the opinion that the military part of the dra.
ma IS now nearly over; and that il is to the no.
hticai partthat the most serious and earnest at.
tention should now be given.
=, Mnat has become of the treacherous count
AoisoaI we are not told. The last bulletin
from the main army at Madrid states that he
has given in his resignation
Ihe System adopted by the Spanish generals
compelled the French to spread their forces oye,
the whole country from the Pyrenees 10 Madrid
| and from the bay Of Biscay to theMedi,erranea
Inc narratives of the movements of Nina
are unintelligible. The fact appears TO be, tha
he has not been able to throw himself intc
barcelona, and he therefore wanders I'D ant
down the course of the Llobregat; avoiding a.
much as possible TO meet the enemy in force, and
trying every means to effect those surprises and
stratagems in which the guerilla warfare prin.
cipaiiy consists IL is repeated, however, that
money has felt the deficiency of his force
IL appears, that il the constitutionaIists had
useo every possible means to divide their inva-
ders they could not have succeeded better than
they have done; and it is evident, thar had the
Spanish people, or three fifths of them felt so
disposed, they might have held the language
imputed to the king of Persia-"If you are am.
bassadors, you are too many; if you are soldiers
you are too few"
The late letter of Abisbal produced feeling
OF dependency among those who wished sue.
cess to the Spaniards. There is, however,
since, reaction.
u IS curious to see how the leading papers
differ IN the opinions they express as to the real
situation and disposition of the Spanish people
outrages still continued 70 be perpetrated in
Ireland by murder, robbery and houseburning
M. Durandel is coming as minister to the 81
s. from France.
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MELANCHOLY.

From the Buffalo {. W Y } Pariot.
Tn the afternoon of the 4th inst. while
the citizens of Black Rock were Gring a
salute, two men at the cannon, named
John Deioe and Spooner, were
dangerously wounded, in consequence OF
an accidental discharge ofthe piece,when
they we're in the act of loading it. DE,
toes arms we're so badly injured tina, he
had to suffer amPutation in both and one
near the shoulder and the other near the
wrist ;Spooner lost an eye, and had his
face otherwise shockingly mangled. Ii
Zs'thought they may recover.
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WIN a crew. &c. to the Panchita. W.
expect daily the U. s. fripate Jahn We
dams with an ambassador TO this govern n.
here from st. Thomas, with m~n;,;1 i'Seo
war. The corvette Boyacca bronsSS.
from Carthagena a mortar and sZs
bombs, 425 barrels of gunpowder Of ,oo
lbs. each, 5000 balls of all sizes. soOS
uniforms; all of which are to be emnloS
ed in the blockade of Puerto Ca6elio.
which is to be renewed immediately az
ter the capture of Msracaybo."
~ York Mere. .1dp.
Capt. Gardner, Of the brig Elizabeth,
at New York in is days from Point Pc
thr, Quad informs us, that the day
before he sailed, French frigate arrived
at bassataria, with new governor for the
island Of Guadalupe.
W Advertisements crouded out to dav. w;I,
oe attended to in our next 49,
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AFFLlCTING ACCInENr

SALEM MASS. JULY 7.-On Friday even.
ing last, during the brilliant exhibition of
nre works, on Washington square. pre-
pared IN honor OF our national Jubilee,
uisasterous event occurred which marred
The pleasures inspired by the occasion--S
has spread gloom over the town. When
me exhibition was about half completed,
about 500 rockets which were in q ches,
under tie s.aSo, were accidentally set
IRE to, and being in horizontal position,
many ofthem took direction immediate.
ly towards the immense assemblape of
spectators, spreading terror, alarm and
CONFUSION among them, and melancholy
10 add, wounded and manned about 80
persons, several of them dangerously,
and three of whom have since died. The
scene was truly awful. A large area
around the stage appeared to be entirely
enveloped IN hames--a part Of the rock
cts taking more elevated direction, pas
sed near the heads of the crowd, the
tery fragment Of the rockets fell profuse-
Iy among them--and besides the persons
seriously injured, great number had
their clothes burnt, or lost their hats,
shoes, &c and several were thrown down
in the confusion and trampled upon.-
Yet the darkness was such, that a great
proportion of the more distant spectators
were unconscious that any accident had
happened,supposing it to have been part
the intended display Ii was fortunate
circumstance that about 100 of the largest
and most dangerous rockets exploded
without doing any material injury. Had
they taken direction among the specta-
tors, the destruction must have been
immense. Register.
1t is melancholy duty to advert to
the accident which occurred on Friday
evening, by which several persons
were shockiDgIy wounded and some Of
their lives despaired of, but it is one re.
9uired Of US as an act of justice to the
manager of the works. From the infor-
nation, which we received from the man
who had charge OF the chest, which ex>
ploded, It appears, that one of the rockets
which had been fred accidentally turned,
glanced from The ground and perforated
one end of the chest, which had been
cautiously covered with several rugs and
piece of canvas, all of which had been
DIdV1OuSly Wet. ne CDCSlS Ddu USSh
carefully placed under the stage, out
out ofthe reach the falling ciDders, and
as was supposed, of every other danger
that could reasonably have been caluia-
ted on. But by singular chance, this
rocket found its way under the stage
and set fire to chest, containing over
500 rockets.
1t is a matter Of establishment to us,thal
more injury did rot result from this mis-.
fortune, when we consider the mass oil
spectators which surrounded the stage
We should regret, that the caution
which had been previously given in the
public papers, by express direction Of
the manager Of the fireworks, had moi
been observed, were we not sensible, thai
our sympsthies or'regret cannot avail &c
heal the wounded or prolong the exis.
fence OF those whose course has beer
thus suddenly arrested, in the mysteriuu,
ways of Providence. Observer
The steam boat Congress, Marks, bat
kesD auDk in the ftnio,
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red several ev robberies have been commit.
Ro., on some Of the dry good store, in
nls;n, particularly in Cornhil. Com.
s,ss as Is usual on such occasions. Is
S against the watchmep. In ,b.;r
an IL stated that their duties are too
Huous and extensive to afford the re-.
e professionalism the one stationed
a. we neighborhood where depreda,;ons
aVe oeen committed, lis occupied AN bonr
foress MS round. A patrol has been
BALrrMoRE, JULY I7.-Considerable
Ac',ement has been created, during the
.wU iass weeks, by the great number of
1oooeries, which are almost every NIGH,
>onmitted 10 some part or other "a onr
CITY There is no doubt but a pano of
accomplished villains are among us, and
'oo much caution cannot be used by the
S".ens, to protect their property and
.heir iives--or too much vigilance in de
tecting and bringing to punishment. a s.,
oi hardened desperadoes. Their daring
IS astonishing, and their address has hitb,
erto elluded detection. A patrol has
oeep formed for few nights past, which
VIII probably throw some obstacles in the
way OF their success. But this will not
iast long, nor will it relieve US from the
evil. A well organized police is The only
efficient body which can be formed for
the protection OF the city. Fed Rem.
Kooberies similar to those committed
IN Baltimore and Alexandria, have re.
Gently been committed in Washington.
upon dwelling houses. They have also
found II necessary to patrol the latter CITY
also atnlght,aDd most housekeepers have
deemed it prudent to provide themselves
with arms
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The steamboat Congress, Marks, has
been sunk in the ijaio.
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W Advertisements crouded out to d,v. nil,
be attended to in Our next N''' WIN
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AUCTION SAA@So
TOMORROW.

Wiii be sold at theauction store, a variety of
sooos among which are,furniture: such as supe-
l ,S carpets, sideboards, chairs; common do do
do' baureaux, desks, secretaries, pianos, wal
,ers, a Few tea sets, cribs, common beadstead Ids,
beds, etc. Also, soap, candles, rum, brandy.
mustard, etc. etc, ALso,a lot of cheese without
reserve. Also, shirtings, sheetings, linens, cas-
simeres, eessinetts, threads, cottons, domestic
clothes, etc. etc
Whi be added to the above without reserve.
most superb patent lever watch with retaining
power, purchased expressly for a gentlemanis
own use, with most costly gold chain. Also.
se's superior silver spoons, Q do tea do.
" II 5. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-11

IN this town, Mr. John Baker, aged 44.-Elizebet IN,
daughter Of Mr.. Joseph w. Collins.
In BrdGton, Mr. Joseph Dodge, formerly Of this
town. aged p.
aged about 26.
In Scarborough, Mr.. BENJAMIN Tarrabce. Jr. late
representative from that in the legislature
---In Halovel, William, son of Mr.. Jonathan
Thing, aged ga child of Capt. Simmons.--ln An
gusta, Mary BufIm aged 42-At sea, Capt. sam
uel Waicrhouse. Of keuuebunk. At Duxburv. FEB.
2Oh Capt Seth Bradford, aged So. His grandfather
was grandson of William b. first governor OF Ply
mouth tie possessed till his death portion Of the
land first granted TO TIE Gov.
II Gorham the Goth ult. Miss Hannah Mosier.
>aged Is, after weeks confinement with a fever.
In Pelham n. H. Mr.. Asa g. Grosvenor aged 81
grandson o Capt. Asa q. ri. father has been absent
several years and iii not known where he resides
At Port Az Prince Mr.. Jonathan Grant, Of Keunehunk.
nlr Jlirus Beals Of Freeport MIR. Joseph Goodwin,
seaman on board brig Liza, Of Saco.
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MAINE IYCETT.H

PATRONAGE is so,icred for monthly medical and mis-
crAue1us paper, b. entitled rhe Maine Lvccum,
be condu, re on pan somewhat from any other
This VOL shall be well printed good per
ISSUED the first Monday OF month size shall
br g pages its price doar fry
ts object the dissemination OF useful medical ard
miscellaneous knowl dge, and promote nvestig alton
Any isposed may insert queries subject OF
number 10 b. answered in uture
This public shau I've managed in modest and decided
manner; and Of simar ohjec' in tho
~ Name hoped that il will extensive PATRON
age whereby It's conductors will be animated great
tons in rendering il meritorious.
a. KNIGHT.
Gentlemen in his foqpn inclined batroTize ne 1fains
LyceRM 7uH call al Mr. T7ianG Bo0kyfore md H5ctibr
C-rftm III othsr 1urs dsp9sd 10 pStronzr IRE 7u0rE
7UR please rif their postpaid ~ DR.. Hn5ne
Kniehf or 70 me EdI0- If rhs sfafs5rar.
Editor IF ether reT5 papers qvU c0nsrd ,rep, ~ in-
Ssrfirg the dbcvs. Iateh II.
Dr.. knights SuLPHER BATH IS frisieG