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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
PORTLAND BRIDGE.

70 ELIAS THOMAS, Clerk of ne ProPrietors M
Portland Bridge Cooperation
NOU requested hereby 70 call a n Getting
u Of said Proprietors TO be holden al Mitcbell's
Inn in Portland on Tuesday the Doth day of
May current, at O'clock p. M. to act on the
following articles viz:
l.t. To choose a Moderator
"a. 10 zee whether the Proprietors win agree
upon the place where said intended bridge shall
be located il what manner and of what mate
rails the same shall be commenced the present
season, and if 90, to raise committee or CON-
mittees to purchase such materials and % make
such contracts as shall in the opinion Of said
Pro- rietors be necessary to accomplish The same
Sd. TO see whether one or more assessments,
and TO what amount shall be made upon the
shares for the purposes mentioned in the second
article.
18th To choose Board Of Directors to man
age the affairs OF said Corporation.
5th. To agree upon such regulations and bye
laws az may be necessary, and to transact any
and all other basiness that may properly come
before them. ROBERT ILSLET.
=. MUoSEY. Jr.
WIN. EVANS,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
Portland, May 10, 1898.

PURSUANT to the above application 70 me
directed, hereby notify the Proprietors Of Port
land Bridge Corporation, TO meet at the time
and place, and for the purposes therein mention
ed. ELIAS THOMAS, Clerk.
Portland, May 10, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20

..,AMoNG WHICH ARBs...
case black and colored Nankin GRAPES,
do Canton DO.
kankn Grape Dresses Grape Shawls ; PlaiG Silks
black and colored French GRAPES; black blue, pink,
lilac and green SARSNETS; black SYNCHANFS
black Tatfeuas black and coored B0MBAZEENS
good Flag Bandanna, German and black silk HAND
kERCHlEFS; Merino SHAWLS and HANDkER-
CHIEFS thread and cotton LACES; figured & plain
silk do Bobbinett do figured and plain Cambria and
Null MUSLlNS; Muslin ROBES figured and plain
Book & Leno MUSLINS; Linen CAMBRlCS =;
white and colored cotton do /; Irish LINENS in halt
pieces, very low linen and cotton DAAlASK 81
IA and ga Turkey TABLE CLOTHS green eO.
cotton HANDkERCHlEFS Cashmere SHAWLS ;
cotton do (; Marseillss Neencia and black silk VEST
INGS; white and striped JEANS; DIMOrlES Tar
tan PLAIDS blue and yellow NANkINS silk and
cotton VELVETS English GINGHAMS; SEER
SUCKERS; coronation CALICOES; black and white
silk HOSE black, white slate aud mixed worsted
HOSE Furniture PATCHES silk and cotton UNI
BkELLAS /; KIdderniniser CARPETING Merino
PRINCES; Russia DIAPERS spool Couon shell
side COMBS Ivory do. black and white HOOKS
and EYES; SUSPENDENDERS BUTTONS gen
emen and ladies leather Kid and silk GLOVES sew
Ing SILKS ana TWISTS, sc. &c.
....1LSO...
Black, blue, Oxford and HaresbaCk mixed
BROADCLOTHS q CASSIMERES /;
Factory Sheetings, Shirtings, Gnghams, Checks and
Stripes IT, May 49,
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER,

TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
No.11, Jones Rpp, Exchange Etreet--POrtlrnd,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEIVED-
Y51 ar. casks off. r. F. and I. ?.
500 cani5ters r. r. and f. and #. p. .
Whirh he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
his Powder has received the highest recon-
mehdations from officers Of the Y. States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used the
same.
A large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished al short notice.
0rGentlemen are invited to call and examine
lie abo We Powder. IF Oct %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
10 the Honorable Ju5ge OF Probate, 1oltam and
far re C1Uy1fy Of C1l,nbe rIn1d

10 ne Honorable Ju3ge Or Probate, i0ltAln and
far TIE COuntyof Cunbedald.
SlZIAS BLANCH .lRD and Martha his wife, admins.
- OF the OF John Andt rson late
mouths il said county, yeomn. deceased, respectfully rep
resenrs that the third Tuesday of March S.7 they
from the PROBATE Court for said County 10
II Rel of said deceased, for the payment OF his
debts, tn amount o. screen hundred and Eighty doort
thar pursu said License they did make SIZE " real
Estate OF said deceased, that and the
element Of their third OF the administration Of ad
estate wherein have credited the full
sales Of real and charged the payment Of said debts
and probate expenses there balance OF eighteen dollars
and seventy cents due your petitioners which there
personal estate pay They therefore pray your hon
grant Them License 70 make sale OF much OF the
lining real est IL Of said cetsed may be necesSa
~ the " yment OF said OF eighteen dollars
and s-versy cents md incidental charges.
Dated this sixth day 81 MAY 81. For Oziss Blanchard
add vile JEREMIAH BLANCHARD TH1HeJ.
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LEONARD BOND.

LEONARD BOND,
Opposite PArrEN's Hotel, has for Sale
y1T>leA DOZ. SCYrHES made for this mar
=. ~ ~ ket. Scythes may Ne had Whole
sale and Retail Of Messrs. PURRLNG TON and
HALL, near the Stage Office.
.4LSO--4n assortment Of
w. /. Goods and Groceries and
Nails.
.4LSO-.ln assortment Of good
PLOUGHS and RAKES.
Portland, April 29, 1928. tt
TAINTED,
r. nm BUSHELS WHITE POTATOES, for
~ - ~ which Cash will be paid, BY
ARTHUR I'd. SMALL.
No. s, Mgrahant's Whcrf,
Who has a good assortment Of
". l. Goods q Groceries, Hats, Shoes, &c.
which will be sold CHEAP for CASH.
0C4TN. B. FREIGHT u the amount Of 200 Bar
rels, will be taken to -North Carolina. Apply As
above.
Portland, .4prs %, 1928 IT,
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GENERAL AseORTMFNT OF
HARD WARE, sc. &c.

Tie above goods are Or the first quality, and
wilt be sold cheap can be purchased ia town,
Or cash pr approved credit.
Ship Stores put up al he shortest notice.
Portland. April 4 1928. If
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DIZZY GOODS
NEW & FASHIONABLE GOODS.
ROYAL lincoln,

HAS just received and opened for sale at his store,
IL NO. 2, ErchGngeStreet, extensive assortme nj
Of English, French, India and American
IN IL ~ NHSN D
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12

'edieed by raging ibliti, 10 uprc!. aalpil ~
.vekins the blood oi lhe:f deceased ccmpsn.
i.n. and Shocking toiIsiate, lie ni.srsbis hu,-
bard Was ectsslsisJ 10 rhlisse of The ODoat.
uid ard horiid L.'e,ebe. 1ttif s,Getirgi,
nc cye', Or, wl'h li,,ie ell y from lhis ,,In.
pots'y but dresd al ishti; 'nty were now ~.
sal,d ~ the inost sr1ie sbd uDgoyeiGt hs
hvneef snd 70 p'ese 10 t%istc0ce were oo'h-
pe.is to DIST ,5GIe iie G-sh ot tie deceased
among the furnishing survivors While in
shc ye,y acme .! her sLiiefinss ship hove
10 view bit his yiui sight ives OF short Lu.
rsiion, for II beng neaiis dak they remained
UnpeiceUsd by ,ae sss.s, "hs.b 1oninurd
bs oan CGuise' uEd Has sCen cut VI ,L..s
ilhch
THIS fresh mis fortune threw them into
greater disrair ,hsn iney had yei s~perieDcsd.
F'om hi, time 10 he % The following died i:
JOHN Isnont, 10y John 1lH y, carpen.
let; Ceu.ge )! Doweii, PASSENGER Collin
NJ keohnlr snd ibe s..naid, Gubeu M
envoy. !-u d. the l;sh oi Ihese wtetchsi
,Uheiefs was also deyou,sd Ike thai Of the
woman. The whole number wss row 'educ.
~ 10 ne csptain ani one oI The ss.men, wb.,
By the help q The nainsai! and the can al
esdy menion, d, cou!tved 10 supply IAen!.
selves Win waIer i'll The l4'h OF N1vember,
(hav!ng been 50 days On ihe wieck,) when
'ney were piO,iden'iaiiy discoSe,su Uy coy.
Iain Hudson, OF the Ssuom, Vi Caa:sie tg.
they we've yet laied 20 suffer snoiher shin
wreck. though Of minor importance. On
TuesIay, The ! 9.b instant, this vessel, whIls
'iding of l3ecS.oo,, ca The Cua.br rliand coast,
II blowing eo!c, biOke hei cham cabie, wheu
She lited TOO nesr 10 NJ ybo'ough, and was
considerably dameg.d, bat all hands were
savsG, including lhe two Unfo,Iuasle sG.!eg-
ers, who arr,yel al Aanan on Nedn.aGiY
evening last, aud who' is ve'y Remarkable,
apparently 10 good hc3lh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12
loNnoN Noy. 26
Dreadful SHirgpJrrk,

III E.!tIff .DI(fttI ftf,
The big Geo'gs, capt John Ntlpio, sail.
ed tom cnsbeck win cargo ul timber, ior
G:rvnoch, on Toe ia OF Sepjc,nber last,
with crew Consisting OF nine petsuns, be.
sides th'ee passengers Esly in the morn.
Ing ri the h OF October, she was oveitaken
hy violent storm, which cOniiGed without
ia, 4tniF.ion during the day towards sunset
TIC ga!e ir1rease0, ard the vessel became
quite u0n' ntscaUie. ~ o'clo., x lhe io..
lowing morning, tremendous see h o':e ever
hcr, ard swept away th'ee of her best hands,
w!h the companion binnacle, q Cable and
boom, and greatly damaged the Lua II
hands were then called 10 the pump, bu, on
ly three were able to 'ender any assi,tsore,
A. o'clock, they found the vessel 20 be w.
ter logged--nolniog then remtinea but to
endeavor 20 gain the main top which "ith
io meose difficulty thev sccomnlished, carry.
ing with the IN unc bag oi bread, abuut eight
poG nds of cheese, two dozen Of vine, wi y a
small quantity OF brandy snd rum. Bsi>te
tn.y hsd ume TO secure th, nselves in their
pe,iious .lion, he vessel tell on her beam
.nds OuI wuG,a hail .h hour Iae usIenes
blew up, and she sgs.n Ighled. Their scan.
y so,es we,e now exa1,ned, wh.o, 10 their
ccpt The bag vi bread At this period DIS.
uessiag scene occurred 10 the midst Of ihei,
sfiI'crohs ooe OF the pa,,eaeeIs had bis wl.e
on board, and child 5 mon'hs old, which
he canned 10 ois sain,s The infant however
he was compelled 70 abandon TO The mefcness
waves, in tho view Of its distracted mu,her
The malHlsR was nov let down To sc'een
them from The severi y Of the weather, which
continued 'cmpes,uous unlil fiiday the iJb
wheH they we'e able once mote ,n 90 upon
the deck. Their thiis, had now become eY.
cessiys, and nath,ne but salt water TO BE pro
cu'cd. ll,vioe found ths csrpentct's sxc,
hey cot hole IN ne deck near 10 where
w,cr cask hNd been slowed; but aiss the
ca>k had been stove, and nothiug was 10 be
found either loo soppnr or conven,entc, c, bn,
On empty pump Gao, which they carried win
them to the maiu.,op. Thi, n,gat the lena,s
passenger became insens,b'e, aud mex, ",
>,ln'dy llib, sne died. rhi. poor w %,
'sno'e name W., JIicc Rie, ear,- wlh her
husband itom between Beflst and Lnne, in
i-'!'nA The saharry sGni,osS we,t .,s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12

THE GREE Ks.

ETH &C! cf a i-fler, daIrG Smyrna. Nor. -,
1922, )rGDs az .itArr.c..l!, .EL.f.5 on Be stat.
" Trade has for Ih'ee or Foor weeks pest
Leen quile b,isk, which, together viii the
pe,iect good order which Now teiyAs N cur
lily, makes pa, Ia mea. .o'e, forget our 1asi
nlsc'ics, and the 4. cat iaciiry with which
they mcy be renewed. The G1ttk caa5e has
gaineG m.tA, and ink tie I..eS..oG Of !As!r
ind, hraasnce neatly es'a6Hatsf. The Norea,
and mos. OF the l-leud- ~ ine d, cnipeIog".
will most probably Iunder some condillon')
remsin TO them.
How The 6, and Snltan wiil'reconcile this
10 his ,u,bul.nt Jann's,a'ies, remains 10 be
sesu We sre onNious TO know HE ,esult Of
,be Congress .. Verona. which VIII probably
decide the ta t ,hfs coontfy. II appeots 10
me, ,ns, in he present state o. hsrope, peace.
on ary terms aud at cry psce, n'nst be desi'
.ble 20 eyriy C,owDed aead on Ihe conUaen' (;
with thai Ihey my hope Io b'ins ma"hi"d
h,ck 80 The va, ot thinking tney had Fly
years ago but / am aifs,d ell viii 10, do.
"Tbe Empe'o- OF Austria has iol bid tha,
any other ,bao priests 'hould ineddlr anh the
education I'll ,ou.b. |! be could have added, ,
er! ordered tha' all toe books Published in
the las, hty years sho4Id be bum, he might
thsn have some hopes oi succeeding. lDe
Cai ibcui,i ma~e g'eai noise, ond thereby
their consequence INCREASES.
"rhe lu,ki,h heel bad returned TO the
DardsneIle-, and there is eve'y piobatilly Of
their remsiuipg there nn,il May next"
" Con-. 10 reriiSsr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12

STAGE AccInENr.-On Satur,'r-
evenl'g last, the Bos,;n Stage, u as Cve,-
SIT, near Mitchell, uliii. IT. Portsmouth
Capt PELsC CRhNsroN, of livertoa.
II. SMITH, (o! the army. .adv and child
".th Two or three others, u,re in the
stage. Capt. CRANsTov. was s,.ioue-
ly injured, having his collar bone !:rcker,
Il severe confusion in the side. Mrs.
SMITH WAS also SIG h,lv i,;ared. Ih,
other passengers WIKI the driver. cscqned
unhurt. We understand the accl,ie,r
was net occasion,d by any care!cssicss.
but tiom an umuiy hos>c, Who was
Gishirhcd by the mil.
The Supreme Court OF the United
States II now in session at Washino,or
nc Question. which has Lcen long II,
controversy. wh, tier State has rioht
70 g'ar' exclusive privileges in steam
boat navigation. is to be decided at this
session.. ii The decision should be =
ghinst the State ol New York, which las
assumed this right, and which is general.
ly believed to be nn,cnab.e, The New
Jersey Steamboat Company intend run
Ming a line ,hc ensuing season b.twe:r
TIA. slate and thl, I,a,e and Providence.
The steamboat Connecticut, Cap
BUNEEa, viii re e-ccmmcnCg runninp l..
tween New.York and Rhudl Isia.J
the 7th March. The Fulton, c..
CoMs1ocH. attached to the sane H.
Is undergoing alterations and repairs, Q
vii! conmc,..c .G@.....g ecua: ,tc r.s'
,"i.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12
GREEK CrrCrCErS-

According to iet,er fdin Se.i'n, OF Nov.
1870, 10 The Augsborgh zeiic. hou'schid
Pacba had flesh delcs, 90 ,hs ga, -5I, and
&iin Vi Oc,obe, had lost 1000 men and had
fe'tea'ed uyoo LS'i,sa. Upon ms arrival
there, ae fcnnd the Grn,an for ~. recni', snd
the upppin' ment ot AbdalIah, Pacila u Salon
ica, !n hi, slead.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12
Mn. SIMnNs,

Mn. SiMoSs,
NV w,ie ~ one of the most am'ah'e aod
piessant women in The whuio wo'id hut al
Il c,ed with some Of those v"ga''es and odd
bumors, To which The dehcacy ut the sex ~ 40
uiteo subject. For the pnrpose OF checking
tbis disposition, | sometimes remind her IN
playful sport, OF the fashion among Russian
spouses, OF banging op rod IN 'he ndp'ia
chamber, not tar hom the couch, where the
bsppy coopIc repose. This, she VIII have II,
IN spite uf tcasoa, 4, an o0,labdish usage,
likewise, in o, der to assert my privilege, t'e.
q arn,ly quote the very respectable su hot,y
al the Engiish Commoo Law, winch gives
husbands a rIeht, ot sdnio's,et'ng moderate
and gentle cas,isatlop TO their wisos. The
motive OF this is seli.cvident. Bst she does
not believe q word Of IL, a0d positively de
clare, in my teeth, there Is 10 soch law.
Now sir, avn an enemy 70 G'spoles. aod my
wife is ~,woys su'e, IN that way, TO gat ioc
pdvan,age. so IL is my humble request 10
both houses cf our Legislature, and tue able
Comniues appointed TO adlus pu~shpen,s
in,t they VIII set this aocient whoie,o"e
light, on some betcf too,iny, Than the casion
ead courtesy ot England, which are, | tear,
growing oosolets--loa will secure u NY ihs
STATUTE, that regards offences, dangerous to
the peace oi the public. Cropping aud brand
inc ~ ,nis case, | do not absolutely insist on,
Us that weu'd he apt TO spo,i nay vile. bssu
y--but whipping a, least, il ai,oge,her neees.
sa'y. a hen heeSea "u'oa"d'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12
Republican AUr!lHdHcH.

4: a General Republican Converto",
holden in Fast, Greenwich, on 18Th Ja.
uary, l823--~l!on. HENRY RzMING.
TON, President; L Il. WHcGLEG,
Srcrc'arv-h 2'as n7nn;Mm,&J RcsolccL,
! hat the following genileHnen bc recon-
mendcd to the tIc,mcA Of this State, Iog
reelection, at The EeXt clect!ou oil Gcnc-
rai Officers:
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rsquisi. Tor Two bands in he eetnmon mole,
10 peiIcfm ssf that service"
The London Courier Of Dec. s, says; "A
newly invented printing pfes', cs.ed The
British and i'oeeign Printing Msehiae, Ms
txblbi,,d few days ego 10 numerous body
of printers and scientific men, who expressed
the o,seIvcs highly .sIisEed win its ex,rsordi-
nary powers. Il appears admirably caIcala'.
ed for the p'in'ing of books, newspapers
aud, in fact, FOR eye'ySsscripiio0 oi yo'k hat
can be done by machinery. In velocity Of
movement IL rivals s'esm printing machines,
aud "a; exceis lhcm ia clesfDsss Ct impres.
sion and goodness Of Iesi'ier. Two hen
snd three boys were enabled 10 prin, st The
rate Of 9 5 sheets io minute, every impres
sion being remarkably clear and peifeci.
The Pa'en:ec, We undes stsad is, NJ. i. Mil
Ter ol 76 Fleet-sireet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12
NEWPORT.

UEDNESDFY Er6aUIAr l2,.l821.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12

The elections 10 Frsocs have terminated in
The c'mplete "iunph OF he H,yall,ts. Ga,
Of lbc new n'embcrs elected ,hi' yssr, me
proportion ws. 10 I4sUr OF .ns Amss parry,
eleven 10 one
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12
foreign.
IateSI from Fy0Dce.

by the ship May. Cap'. Pero', ar,ved a.
Ssvsnnsh, and the ship bingham, Capt flem.
nIng 81 Cha'lcs'on, borh from IIavte, pspeTs
and letters 10 the 5tb Decembrr were rcceiv
ed. They do 90, wesr so ws'i,ke an aspect
% our tormer accoonis did although The
French army of Observation, r-af tho lronliers
al Spain, was daily Strengthening, and was 10
i've commanded W "oe oil The Is ,urbon Princes
aided by seve'si Ma ,hals, who had learned
the AL VI wat uLdef Napoleon Bonepaflc.
Letters from LIVE express the opiniop,
foaade1 upon tbo bss! in, ,ol mativt, boin ifoo,
Netc0a nd i.om Pals. iisat SpAio would Il.
naily be allowed TO =" mansge b, own silars
10 her own way, SO long as she doe, nol ell
dansef the pe'bonai .aSely OF FeIdthssd.
Gnc writer under date e 10Th Dccen,bsr
say --" Notwithstanding many dc enionatiatiuus
TO The contrary, VIC are convinced, ,ha, The
war with Spain, with which VIC aie n..n.c.d,
will not ,ake place"
The papers inio'm US thar desp,'ches had
bern TO wa,ded TO Madrid early 10 he month
OF December, aD snswer TO which was egpec.
Ted in few days, uron which would depend,
in great deEtee, The quest Oh ol Peace or
War.
In conversation with an in'clliror, rrn'Ic.
man. posseDger IN the Bingham, We lcain that
the Fterch troops, 10 .OHO 10 nnmb"v, hSt sc-
- lily marched towards he conf iiues oi 50 in
but ,hu, The govefnheat had, by sudden 'e.
caG,aIion O! It's decree, sent rou'ier after
them TO order ,h- a, 10 halt. Whether 'he
F,eGch uoops had or had ooi passed he .Py.
r.neao bounds of hberty or slavery, our intot.
man, could not tell. The seoe 81 impression
IN FtaDce was, that peace would, at eost Tor
,he pteseat, commune betN'en the two coun.
u,ss. The iunds hsd risen from s6i 8Oc.
10 S9i. SOC. "a toie'abiy strong sign IL no, oi
the conuDuaDce ot peace, ~ lcas OF the pGb.
lie opinion on the subject. Iosurapces OF
Lioyd's on French vessels, were obtained al
40 per cent. TO anal icou, any por, even Span.
ish posscssions; IN liasre and Paris they ak
ed Msriy hey cenf --Dut ,hls only on vessels
destined 20 Havonu, Mexico, sc. ,hete be ing
much d, cad OF pirates. Dut iniotmant odd.,
insuraDces in Eneisn6 were effected orly on
me condnioO, !haf u cahtVed ~ an FngHsh
pes8ci # goar, me inserer shou'a nor be Hable.
Ihis y, ov;sion has something m rs cha'oc'er
and meuniug, which goes 10 she W hat the du
ration OF peace was regarded as doubtful by
Eugllsh speculalors.
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The Consii,ulionsfi,,s wee still SUGGEST
'ul. M'os, IN "tder 90 siiach The Eftrcb 20
his STANDARD, vas on the confues oi Sps!n, or
gsn'zi0g 'sg,n,eniyor raiier otoy oi for
o'Bnvis, WHO -. woe The Gl-cot.Ted co,ka 9.
Four hundred letter. Of r,s 9 e had been ioI.
wsIded 10 lbe Spanish Consul "a London.
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Erract sra letter yror. Mv,e, Ne, II.

ELfdcf ~ a IsNer J'o'9 Hipe, nee IL.
Tue,e nuny J"ctidns a. ptesent IN
Fiance, bui only two har.ieS one Inclined 10
@a' and the other 10 psace The king IS tor
,hc pacific pauy is hoped tie viii have
atmness enooSb, since he diie'. IN SO impor-
tant pa,ticuia, from The UHras, not only 60
MAINTAIN his s0veteign viii, bi, ~ dismiss
,hose ra.h ministers who ate ready To invn've
F,snce into an unreasonable wa, and one SO
von,ray 10 the wishes OF GIeen. sig terntts or
the nation. lnde ed there i, already Iu1or
OF so'ne change IN the Cabinet. As a p oof
noS Ii my the people beneve IN tho con'i"u.
ance ot peace, vessels a'e daily hd'ag oui at
ii,ve for Hivshs, ths West luaies, BrSz,l,
Sc.
"a frs, rate English house at Il,vre, who
receives, daily, la'ge consIsnmeo.s OF susat,
coN-e, sc. Is now d'sp p,si0g OF them quickly
although The iumo, of Sps0ish wa, has
slightly atf-c,ed the price oi Coffee Two SOUS
IND Sugar shout six per cen.
The p,epata ions OF the L. each army Of
observation, IL Is ,hough,, are in,ended ~
fIsa,en the Spanish Cor,es into change OF
their constitution, at lea.l 50 Tar as tesaIds
the adoption oi u Senate or Upper Hor. =, as
u cheC X on their tepse senta,iAe body, aud on
additional aid 10 the IiowD
DEcEMRER l2.
The news from Paris is tins day st,ii more
resssutmg OF peace. Co!oaiai produce is
generally dull"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12

The Vertical v in,ins Peess, receoi'y In
vented by Mr. ID mel Ncsll, OF PenasyiSsn'a,
is spoken highly Of III the Phiiadelph'a pa
pcrs.
"Ooe person alone 10 required to work
press upon this principal Ine undivided a,
tsn,ion Of the ops'a,os is required 10 supply
the paper, give the pressure, and remove The
printed sheet while the machine, by acting
sod fe.sctiog powers, supplies the types WITH
ink, IN m,intsios its motion, and prepares fof
new imp, cssior, Ia les, uus then weusd bc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12

DenVriee.--reke ssse and salt, OF each
Ike quantity, ssd posad them together ,hen
bake lbe mixture ,il II be hard, and MAKE d
6ac powder the, col, thea herewith ub 'hs
teeth evenings and mornings, and II VIII 'oke
away all yeiiowness.--!harka'fs Eng. House
-9E.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12

a letter from Veroro mentions. that the
hrchduchess Ma,ia Li.iss, widow ni N,pu-
leon BonspaUe. wos seen Al b uusicsi parry
OF the Duke Of IVell;ng,on's, fafuiia''y lean
ing on the am sna' guided the ene,gie- e
Eurt rtpe so successfully against her h".haod's
p.weI end dgpity What ~Uuh O'Meara
ssy 10 ihis bur " VarlRw CT mHfeS.!s Stmaer
)emina -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12

A eoiresppndco, at Vienna sssu es Ne, tn,
In case Tie Pore &c fuses to aec,de 10 the de.
csioo. of the Constsss, and war should 'ske
pace 5,,ws en- that power sod Russia. an Az,
uiah a my uf 100 oc9 meu VII, =: s.n,,-ned
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12

PARts, Dec. I.
We hear that the Archduke Fe,d.nAnd will
take ,be command ol mo Austrian army OF
occupation in the kingdom Of N,ple,, aud
,ha, the present eommsuder the Bs'on de
Fimon,) vii! succeed the A,cbduks Ferdi
nand as Gose.nor General OF Dule.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12

requisi. Tor Two bands in ,he cemmon mols,
10 peiIcfm ssIs tina, service"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01
TAKE NOTICE.

THAT on the sth day of March
IL next, between the hours Of ten in
the forenoon, aud five o'cIock i'm the
afternoon, at the Office of LemueI Bent,
Commissioner. appointed by the Supe.
tior Court of Cbeneery holden at Win
chester, to take Dispositions in the
County of Ffet>rick & Commonwealth
Of Virginia. which Office is in the Cor
poration Of Winchester, shall, by
virtue of Commission for that pur-
pose, take the Dispositions of Charles
MagiiI. Robert B. White. and Thomas
A. Tidball, which Dispositions will
be offered as evidence at the trial Of q
suit now depending in the said Court.
wherein ] am Plaintiff, and you are
Defendants.
Feb. 4. WILLIAM JOLLIFFE.