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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-31

lay down their arm, ha,ing failra, he made
his Dispositions. charged the Two bodies
sinultlneo isls and dIspel sed them with the
loss OF from 100 To l50. On our side We
have ouly one rih nan slightly wonudrd
IlIe prompt and decisive measures oi
Lieut.. Cnlonel Leahy, an1 The patient and
enduring conduct of the 2lst and the Mill
ia under his command, are entitled to the
highest praise anl cannot'be too nlghly APP
preclated.
The detachment resumed its march for
Maharca, AMI arrived late in the al1rroUon
of "Wednesday, visiting all the estates on
the road, aud liberatina the WHIT people
who had been confined in the stocks.
G'he sudden chrck which the Rebels
have experienced at all points has had the
best effect their movements are undrci-
ded, their splits shaken and returning
sense ofduty l. manitrstlng nst1f.
The good aud praise-worthy disposition
evinced by all the tnhahilants, AID their
leaI embody iug for the purpose ot making
their services available in the most eficctnal
manner, has rendered the force under
Lieut.. Colonel Goodman, with The mmine
battalion under Capt. Rnddlc OF the Royal
Navy, perfectly competent 10 the Prntrc-
lion of the Town against any attack, wlGch
can be mads against it. The Commander
ii Chief is infinitely Indebted 10 both these
Officers, for their Zeal and exerlions on this
occaslon, and for ,ltetr prompt attention 10
his commands.
Every thing bears the appearance of
approaching tranquility, IA steady pcrse-
verance in good conduct and strict dlien-
ton for the orders which may be issued,
will efrctaally ensure it.
L S.-Since the above went to Press,
The Commander in Chief has received III
formation tn I tl.e greater part of the In.
surgeuts along the coast have LAID dow
arms and rendered their Submissions to lto-
bert E@dn,onstone, Esq. Acting A. .. G..
to Lieut.. Col. Goodman, who was dcputed
to communicate with them-and a. The
negroes Of success aud he Resouvrnir are
included in the number, His Excelltncy is
sangnine in the hopes that this Submission
will prove final
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-31

Thu general sentiment. We are %rcioiccd
to learn that Commodore Porter has arri-
we'd in satrtyot Savannah. Theloas ofthis
gallant officer would have been severely
felt and deeply ldmGnted. No better c>i-
dence coHld have been offered Of the high
estimation in which he is held ty his
c%ountrymen, than the deep and universal
anxiety all cl.lsses in tire commit lity have
manifested for his safety. I'he gallant mcu
under lis command have also shared the
public solieltude. They haserichly merit
cd, and viii receive, the a%1tlon's gratitude.
Fed. ReI.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-31
yg N,S

Lottery and Exchange Office, ia, Market-st
BALTIMORE.
Where more capital prizes have been solo
thau al any other Office in America.
orders from any part OF the United State
hy mail Ipo~t paid) or by private conveyance
enclosing the cash or prizes in any OF the Ra'
timore Lotteries, will weel the same proml
and punctaal attention, rs il Oh pe, sonaI a
p~lisRuon, addressed 20
/, ! SqHSN. Jr-RaRimOrs'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-31

End of the play, Mr.. Fisher will sing n comic
song, entitled,
: The Sn6rlers, or DORIS ofdA DeScriptionS.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-31
lIanA fov Sale.

llHE subscriber will lhank his friends, 10
- whom he has loaned books, To return
hem A. soon MS possible. They may be leftl
nj MIR. Morriss's bar. Among lhem are, one.
vol of " Niles's Register" and one vol Oft
" The Masonic Magazine" For the returnl
Of which, he will be particularly thankful.
} n. CAkDOZO.
Oct. 81. 2tif IL
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-07
GRAFTON.

Delivered before thes?criclean Society Of Aex.
andria, on the 9TH of July, 1923, by Jous
SWAMI, esq.
Felo7o Citizens, and Gentlemen Of the
Perictean Society--
Expressions Of gratitude for some splen.
did event in their annals, have ever mark.
ed the peculiar character of nations. H..
lustrious achievements, from which they
have dated their liberties, individual en-
terPrize and heroic daring, or some such
other exploits, as have cast splendour
around their infancy, are the chief
sources from which these grateful re.
collections arise. The sun which now
beams IN It's eastern brightness over this
fair land, and exhibits a spectacle of indc>
Pendence ard happiness, unequatied by
any other portion Of The globe; on this
day, iorty-seyen years ago, emitted its
rays upon an injured and oppressed peo-
pie Spartan few, who relinauishing
the plough-share and harrow, for the
more toilsOme labours Of the sword, and
acting upon that sublime principle, tha,
they hold all men equal in the scale Of
creation, determined to write with their
blood the charter Of their li6crties.--
w no can recollect without enthusiasm.
the heroism of such men? Who, while
bending over The infant page of our his.
Tory, but rises from it with those proud
feelings Of exultaIion which such an e.
vent is calculated to inspire, and who
does not wish that the memory of this
day may be eternal The delights Of H.
berry SO genial to our bosoms, have i'm
pressed it in indeiible characters upon
our hearts. Each revolving year do we
mingle together TO give expression to
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-07

delivered before thet?ericlean Society of Alex.
andria' on the 9TH of July, 1923, by JonE
SWAMI, esq.
EcLiozY Cttizens. and GrntLenn.,, If the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23

Europe. LinnGus calls IL the R'aso,em9,
Tsrrissris-i. e--The Land Waier Hoyse-
IL is native Of the eastern COAST of South A
merica, and Is 10 be found between he 18Th.
mus oi Dsren Snd the River Am.zon. The
one now TO be seen, shough only % months
old. is OF considerable size, and oaturslists, in
describing the animal, say the, when il attain.
IT'S fuli grow'h, u will be as big es o large
OK, sod will sometime. be / 5 feet in length.
IL can subsis' either on land or in the water,
lives on ercs, and i'uhs. and is perfectly gen.
tie and innofsnsIve. Us rose i, long and
slender, extending Tar beyond the uppe, i,w,
and forming Kind Of pioboscis, ,omewha,
like that OF the elephants trunk, which il cso
contract or extend At pleasure. On The whole
this may Justly be considered q. the mos, SIN.
gu'sr animal ever seen IN the United Sts,e.,
and highly deserving the ins spec,,on OF Tho Gu.
rious.-h. Y. Corn. .fdp.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
MIR kiEN.

In this town, on Sunday evening last. by the Rev.
Mr Webb, NJ. JOB Lavfon, to Miss Re6eeca Crane.
fsn, daughter Of MIR William Cranston
Al Providence. Mr. Edwin Sioyner. of Ilalifax, 10
Miss Sarah H. DoyO, of the former place.
DIkD,
In this town, on Wednesday last, Mr. Jo,t,a Bar.
Ter. formerly Of Middletoun, in his S5,h year
At Ma'anIss, on the 9Th ult Capt. Chrrsioph-,
Fot0ier, OF this town, son Of the late MIR Ssauel e.
Fowler, in his 37th year,
On board the U. .. ship Cysnc, on the li,h April,
Mr. Simeon Dc-hs, in his 33d year -----At Matsnzss,
Mr. George Ddpi', in his 23d year. both Of this
town. .,
Ia Providence. S'ss,er Ge"ys CARPENTER. eyed 9
years.
AT hcra, (cosst Of Africa.) on the 9th April last,
Captain John Elliott, Of Warren, late master of brig
Perseverance Of this port
In Esst.Gretnwcb. OH The I4ih inst. Mr. Jo,etl
Fry. in his SSH yeas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED.
Schooner Neripo. Burr, Norfolk.
Brig stephen. stsnhopc, Stockholm.
CLEaRED,
Sloop Sally. Fox. Philadelphia.
Brig Betsey, B,ii.ns, Turks Island.
.y..r..,. Saturday, Jaiy 10,
Arrived sloop Herald, Carr, from New York
go. Sunday, Jniy 90,
Arrived sloop Rapid, swasey, from Charleston,
via New York.
Monday, Juip 81,
Arrived brig Stephen, s,anhope, from Stockholm.
so days, with iron.
sAmE pAy-brig jobs, Norris. from Hsvans IA
dsys-ssiIed in CO July 9Th, with sch Harriet, Rog.
euIfor Boston ) passed q French frgate, standing
M ) leagues from the Moro left ships New Galen,
Evans, for Hamburg in 10 days Susan, Barrett, for
do M Trgmbuii, Farnum, of Providence, for Ant
werP' Columbia, Hatch, from Bristol; Corin,hisn,
Hall, OF Baitnn0re; sussnnsb, Of New-Yo brig
Fame, Purkis, for do same day, Mercstor. Tay Ior,
do. in 20 days; Hind. Maverick, do Exchange.
Lincoln. OF Bos,on Hiram, Alien, DO in s. Flora,
do. o. Betsey, Wales, do , PsuIina, WniiAns, for
Trieste in Isl Mary, Browneii, for Baltimore in 6;
C'arissa, Church, from Bristol; tch Trader, weary
tor New.York Fame, Tucker, for Baltimore.
SANE pAY--bozrded oil Seconnett, BY the Reven.
oe Gutter Vgant, Capt Cshoone of this port, sch'r
hope, Bowen, i4 days from ST. Pierres, (Mart.)
bound to Warren, from whom Capt G.. obts,ned the
following iist.-Leh there, July sth, big Gen Jack
son, FREEMAN. of Providence just arrived Oliver
Turton, Tor Portsmouth Dove, Kennsrd, do, Go.
ehecho, Perkins, do' sd's Barker, Choste. for sa.
lem IN 8 dsys; Packet, Russell, for Boston IN 9
days; VIM. b Nancy, Morgan. tor do: Union,
Lanpreii, tor MArblehesd News, Preble, of Bath /,
sch Hazard. Holmes, for Plymouth. Hunter. Illus.
SELL tor Norfolk; Resolution, Lucket, Alexsndris 1,
Emily Lucy. scarborough, for Folly Landing in
% dsys-spoke July l9,h, lat 90. Ion II. sch Expel
msnt, Smith, days cut, could no, learn where
bound.
SANS DAr-boarded Oft Point judith. by the Rev.
enue Cytter, brig Argus, i'y. 50 days from prin
cess Island, (Aircs) with IVORY, gold dust, &c. for
Providence, and received The following liz, ,-Leit
there, June Let, sch Mercury, Merchant, for New.
buryport IN days soop Henry, How. tor Brso +,
uncertain, the only vessels there Spoke. July 5h
lat 20, Ion SO. schr Andrew Jackson, ttom New-Yotk
Tor the We tst.iBdies
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23

The packet ship Panther, Capt. Ben.
net arrived last evening from Liverpool,
having sailed on the 10th ult and brought
papers of that day, with London advices
TO the evening of the 9Th.
The London Courier Of the Tth, SAYS
-" The details of the operations Of the
French army are now deprived of much
Of their value by the course which events
have taken; for aue can state, upon high
cathoriy,that the vvar in Spain may be
considered at an end"
1t was reported in London on the 7th,
that dispatches had been received by the
Spanish Ambassador, dated at Seville,
May Goth, giving assurances that the
Cortes and the new Ministry did not en-.
sertain the most distant ide. of making
any concessions to the French.
Il Prolific County. is fact that
thirteen women have had thirty children
in the county of CuIpepper within this
year. Two out of that numbcr had three
at a birth--oue "a black woman hal four
and as far as we have been able to learn,
they are all doing well.
Capt. Bainbridgc has been appointed
10 the command Of the Navy Yard at
Charlestown, Massachusetts,, in place of
Capt. Hull, who is named to a command
sn foreign service.
Doubloons of good gold and proper
weight have been manufactured in this
city by some persons. They cost aboqt
Sl4 5O--and sell for SIG. The die has
'aren taken from them by the police.
.tew. York .ddpoe0te.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THE Steam. Btat Ppov,n.v

THE Steam. Boat PROVIDENCE, viii
i oommepce runnir & from Newport on Tue,d.
morning. the 9th instant, al half past O'clock and
from Providence q, halt past O'Clock, in the fer.
noon, and SO continue every day ill further no,cs
OJ Parties OF pleasure can be accommodated ,nv
DAY IN the week. By giving seasonsbe Information Of
their wishes. ~ e.. y
New port July % 1923
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
NEW GOODS.
VIM. James illey,
No. 10. Thnnns.Slre

NO ll9, Thames street.,
Hnd No. /. Cusfonl. House Cou,t,
HAS this day opened, one hundred
n and fifty very handsome COVN PST.
iE"..S, that viii measure over yards each, and
wa se' them at The low price Of aas hundred and
twenty hive cents the PAttern.-Ihey are scknow.
iedged by good Judges to be we'll worth 1876 each.
A'soa few more pieces Of those Cslicoes for u z
cts per yd.
LSetsss-two pieces Of those sis Brosdcloths.
Np'ch ave well worth SOS. july %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
NOTICE.

T'fiH subscriber who hs. heretofore heen concern.
ed with the firm Of Cho,aphn q ,ioe.r1 has dis.
solved partnership with them. by mutual consent
1osebh SlOeum.
Sorlt. .Ringstovn, July 10, 1879. Ii6l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
FOR SALE.

THE ull-blooded Horse YOUNG
L ECLIPSE. now standing for the season. q, The
stable of Mr. Jane, Duriee, in Portsmouth Young
Eclipse was sired by the celebrated horse Eclipse,
and hls dam by the Arabian Yorng Dey Of Alg;ers,
on, of q iuii. .booded Mare, from the veil known
horse Messenger Pot further particulars anil terms
enquire % Mr.. Len Nearma in Portsmouth, Or
the subscriber IN Newport.
FRANCIS HENDERSON,.
Newport, June IS. Le.p3v.
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MEMO X.lkD1.

The ship Robinson Potter, Waite. ofihis port
was at New-Oriesns June 22d. loading tor Liver.
pool.
The ship George q Mary, Lswton, Of this port,
was a, Mobile June 2Sth, loading Tor Europe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
AN UNCOMMON ANIMAL.

AN UNCOMMON ANIMAL.
There is at present exhibiting en- an NAL Of
. m,s, ex,rsordinsfy appearance, the like ri
which vas never exhibited 10 any part Of the
United Stsie,, ard mpst probably 90! :Vsa "
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pie7s q srtiIlers, and o reinforcement O.
Marines. Commodore Porter having found
m neeesssry to io'm MiIiis'y Poa there, 10
prevent certain msipr sciicss 10 that quarter.
Great Rve-Oo Thursdsy afternoon, o
Distressing fire took place in the Northern
Liberties. Philsdelphis. 1t originslsd in .
stable in Kundle. street, back of Prsciicsi Far.
mer, and communicated to the dwelling hoc,
% on Third street, its progress south was as
far ss Brewers Alley, consuming ell the pro }.
perry between Kundis and ThiTd.streets-
The loss amounts TO oPwsrds Of eighty thou
sand dolisrsi several persons were badly in.
jured and one man had his skull severely
frsciured, BY . bed stead thrown from q win.
dow. A horse and drsy were also consum
ed. The f'e was more destructive than hos
been sxpeiienced IN that city for many years.
On Saturday last, was holden, In thi. town,
the Annual meeting and election of the
Rhode. .l,l.bd Historical Society. The iol
lowing gentlemen were chosen officers Tor
the ensuing year:
JAMES tENNER. President,
HsSRY BULL, Fira Viee Presi1Lrn.,
THEoDoRE FosrER, Second Viee Pre:ii:n.,
william r STAPLES, Secretary,
'JoHS B FRAScIs, Treasurer,
SiEPHss GouLD, Ca5.ae keeher for rae
Southern Dis,ricf.
WALTEs r. DASroRrH, Ca5ines keeher for
he Northern District.
lob Durfee, Albert G. Greene, Samuel Ed
dy, Richard w. Greene, Philip Crspo, WIN.
L. Richmond, Chiis,opher +. Robb ms, VIII
ham 6. Goddard, William Apin, Trustees.
The Board OF Trustees made a Report OF
their proceedings during the pas, year. The
Report OF the Cabinet keeps, for the South
ern DstricI, has not been made up--ths Re
port Of The Cabinet keeper for the Nor,hsrn
District was received and put on Gle.
Providence yourEGi
Singular Ocearrenee .--Oue day last week,
q sailor called al the store Of Messrs. Dyofs
& M.oton, and purchased Of tho clerk an o,
Of iaudsnum. The stucle was no sooner de
iivered him than no applied the vessel con.
tsiniBg IL, TO his lips and drank cesrly two
thirds Of tho quantity, before his hand could
be arrested by tho young gentleman OF thu
store. he css Immediately taken TO pro-
per place, where oeeesss,y medicines were
sdministered, which soon caused en- abnnd,n,
discharge and We are happy to say tha, the
unhappy man, in q few hours, was relieved
from the influence Of the poi,onou, diaugh,,
and il now weli.-i6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
WEST POINT.

letter from gentleman who is on o 7is-
IL from Europe to the United States, and
with whom Tho Editors have tbs pleasure Of
bring acquainted, speak, in captures Of the
Military Academy ct Wsst Point, 10 which,
10 the course Of tour, he paid visit. 81
am ss;ooished," ssys he, "tbat so little hs.
bee5 said abou. such an Institution. Willis,
other Institutions have been praised beyond
reason, tho Military College, an Institution Of
which the nation msy we'll br proud, has not
only been, ss II we're, kept in tho back ground,
but hss even had enemies who wished 10 pu,
It down. Ii only 'equires to be seen, 10 be
admired. | long TO give you detailed &c.
count Of il, aod how nush was delighted
with my visit there; but mus, defer thl.
ull sec you again" Nat. Intel.
In consequences OF the approximations which
arc entertained OF q general rising of Tho dis.
sEec'ed IN Ireland, Two regiments of the
euards have received orders 10 hold them
selves 10 'eadinsss to proceed from Bdrain TO
tbc unhappy sister island. Phil Gaz.
a gentleman having Sc: steel trap in hi.
store on Chespside, on Wednesday evening,
on the following morning fouud thu, he had
caught the ssir only Of a rat. The gentle.
man, on whose ,eraciy the utmost depen.
dence can bs placed, says there was no place
through winch a cat could have beer admit.
ted, and from appearances he, as we'll as 9TH
srs wno hsve examined II, can come to no
other resul, than ihis--thst the rat crep, out
OF b, skin to libsiato himself from the trap.
], appears lha, the animal was caught By the
forehead, and that having eaten off hi, two
fore feet, no crawled en,irely out of his skin
leaving the flesh side Of the skin ou,Jard,--
We last evening saw the skin, and heard tho
deelars'ion OF gentlemen that 1t reursined in
the trap as i, was found. Those who wish,
can satisfy them,elves BY tho 'occulsr proof
The trap aod skin are to be seen at he Pres
ident.strcet Ware-house e--Prouidsnee Gaz.
BALTIMORE, JAY II.
On Saturday last, about one o'clock in tho
afternoon, Maj. Nathaniel Musgrove, Of Mont.
gomery county, being informed that his 500.
in.i,w, Alexander Duvall, who resided s,a
short distance, wa, violently beating his wife,
weot hastily to Mr.. Davslr, house 70 io,er.
pose.-Mr. Duvsii, much enrsged o, the in.
terpositiop, declared that he would shoot the
IN jor, and ran to . neiehboring house whore
ne procured iosded gun, returned TO his own
house and standing 10 hi, yard, near the door
called TO Msjor Musgroye to come out.-As
the NJ ,lor came out Of the door, Duvsll feed
and lodged the contents Of The gun in his body
he fell 10 tne doorway aud expired shortly al
ter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23

The Gold Nine 10 North Caro,ins con,ic.
ues 10 be worked with spirit and ,ucceu.-
80 hends are now employed, and !, i. inund.
ed to increase 'he number 10 $50 or 900 A
poot n'aO ls,eIy found . lump OF ore worth
S!7oo. The bed oi the mine is from on.
aud hAlf 10 2 miles wide, and extends from
Deep to Savannah River. Some disputes re
sPeeung the right Of property have a,isen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
fAsrPoRr, Jelly 8.
MELANCHOLY AccIpENr.

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENI.
On Nondsy last as boat was gong from
thu, place TO RobbInslon, she uoforiuns,ely
upset. nearly opposite 81. Andre ws. and all on
board suddenly passed into eternity. The
boat was seen about S minutes before she 10.
Sc, consiJe able distance from the shore.
Names Of the persons drowned-Ms. John
Hoimeo end wife; Mrs. Hannah Young and
dauga't"o eyed years; Mr.. Rober. Holmes
and Nj w. Lawio'd, oil OF this town. The
body OF "i's. II. was picked up, soon after tho
aecsdeni occurred, and inferred o, Robbins,on,
next dey ths oil tho child was found on Wed.
ne'jsy, shout 8 miles from whore tho boa, DO.
SCI, aoa bought 10 this place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
Nezv and Fyesb Goods.

JOHN B. NEWTON,
Old Stand-No lO4, Thames. sveer,
WILL open this day very extensive assortment
of Day GOODS. purchased in Boston the asst
week. among them arc,
Superb black levantines. garni,ures Of
ribbons. Grape shswls. ditto Msn'Ies. black mands-
ria grapes, black snchsws and ssrsnets. black Can
ton and nank'n grapes. book and jscone, musns.
psrssoIs stripe jeans. gloves and hosiery, metino
;hswls and hsndkerchiefs, black twilled bombszet,
black Italian grapes. vestings. NC. &c
CT We forbeM resorting to the uery Jdshiona6x
and stale mode Of advertising prees--we should be-
pleased 20 have purchasers cali and examine for
themselves. July 3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
TAuSroH, July lt
EARTHQUAKE.

a slight shock Of an earthquake was
Experienced in this town and ncighbor-
hood on Saturday last, between ten and
eleven O'Clock in the morning. 1t was
frst noticed by loud rumbling noise,
which continued several seconds it oc-
casioned also pt rceptible jarring mo-
tion of chairs. tables and other furniture.
Some gentlemen who were fishing at this
time, on one Of the large ponds in Mid
dleborough, heard three distinct reports
nearly over their heads, resembling the
explosion Of heavy cannon. The day
vas perfectly lair, and these sounds could
not, it is supposed, have proceeded from
any ordinary cause
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
Phehi;s Bank, Westerly. Il. T.

A T q meeting Of the stockholders of said Brnk,
"a or the 7th day Of July. i823--thc persons
whose names follow were appointed Directors for
the ensuing year. viz.
limos Cross, EdSard WRcor, Rowse Bo6.
cock, Stephen WdeOr, Grorge Gapif, John Z.
HOIsry, W,Riom Peekhom. heors Barns, Ma
han Rcrter, jun. Hose, jVeeden, and Doniet
Babeoek, Jun .....,
. And OF n meeting of the Directors on The sane
day, ANos Caoss, Esq. was e'eiecied President OF
SAID Band. J. MhXsON Csshier
Westerly, July :, 1885,, Tii61 .,.
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ST. KITS.

The Custom House at ST.. Kits has pub.
iished a permission for ell A ms,ican vessels
10 be admitted to an entry. even If they have
I'rshibifrd articles on board.-Sueh articles TO
DO en!esed for expectation and not 10 be land.
ed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23

The y. s. schooner Wild Cat, Lieut..
Skinoe', has arrived at Hampton Roads, in
days from Key Vaco', where che lett s3me
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23

so.h from Coro, b'ingins aseounS Of thai
city having oeen again re.oceuPisd oy the Co
iombisn forces under Gonzales, on The / iIh
inst. Cot. Lorenzo having returned to Alta
Srseia, his forces being much inferior IN uu.
nericsl strength to tho Colombisos.
On tho 18th Of May, Morales renewed his
celebrated decree against all those who In
snywise favor or assist the Insurgents.
The Royaist accounts Of ,he operations OF
fAe Ps,tios fse,s 10 the L,ke are down to the
last OF May They eontend that the Lagoon
Of Ma,acsybo will bs the Grave oil The Co.
iumoIan Marine.
A leuer dated Lsguayra, juno 10, ssys -
% The naval force al present IN THE Boy con-
sisls Of The frigsts Congress, OF 80 guns, iste.
ly arrived from Engiand-;he corvette Boil
var, Of 90 guns, tho corvette boysea, oi y
duo, and the corvette Orlooco, oi 20 ditto
The Bolivar will proceed in few days tor
Curracoa, with a crew, sc. for the Pichochs
We expect daily the United States ffigate
5ohn Adams, with an ambassador TO this gov
ornmsn,. A o,o' chant ship has arrived here
from St. Thomas with munltions OF war
The corvette Boysca b'ough. from Carthage.
na a mortar and ATS bombs, 425 bbis. of gun
powder OF 100 ID. each, 5000 balls OF all 81.
xes, and 5000 uniforms; ell Of which are to
DO employed in the blockade Of Puerto Ca.
belio, which is to be renewed inms dIa q Y
.f,s, the czotura of MNacaybon
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
NEWPORT.
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"WEDNESDAY, JuLY %, 1923.

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