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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-21
LIGHT HOUSES

This establishment IN the Uoi,ed States is
considered as complete as any in the most
commercisl States 10 Europe. Our fellow
townsmau, Capt. LEWIS, has returned from
the inspection Of the Light Houses south of
this Port, including The Eloridas, and will pro.
ceed 10 examine these to tho Eanwatd, and
on tho Lakes. The number OF Lghl Hou
sss between this port and The Spanish Maine,
we Ieato, is sIty.one, aud to the Eastward 10.
Guiding Eastpot, ,wcnty.eigh.. There arc
seven on the Lakes, and there are fourteen
now building, or ordered 10 be built. One Of
them on Lake Supetior.-Bos. Gag.
Prince Canine, (Lucien Buonaparte's
son. and family, are on their passage
from Antwerp ior N. York on board the
ship Falcon, Capt. Eames; which YES
sci, it is said, was chartered by the
Prince.
A house, belonging to DR.. Winslow.
at Smiths Mills, (Dar.mouth,) was
struck by lightning Oh Tuesday morning
last. and the wife of DR. w. was killed,
and sister Of MIR. S, slightly injured in
the face.-The hearth torn up, and the
window frames shattered. IN. BeGf&d
Gdzehe.
The State Prison of Virginia was en-
tireIy destroyed by fire on the nigh, of
the 9th inst. with the property in it. The
loss to the state is estimated at $500, 900.
The number of convicts in it was 244-
all of whom were saved. The state will
probably rebuild this necessary establish.
ment on larger scale. That Common
wealth is rich, and if the cash is not on
hand, they can obtain any sum on loan.
and 50 divide the burden between the
present generation and pos,erity.
An lrishman committed petty larceny
at Ncw.Yurk last week, for the avowed
purpose Of getting committed to the Pen
itentiary for support he applied for
admission before stealing, stating that he
could get no employ.
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",
fwd'eE TO Miss Am Sfanhspe daughter nj the ,.,.
Mr. Edward stanhope.
DIED,
To this town. on the 18th instant, Mis-. SaroL
L'"ssy, aged 81 years, daughter Of Mr.. George
Langley
On the 18th inst an infant daughter of Mr. George
AZ hrstol. on the 18th inst Mr. Samuel Ros,. late
OF this town aged 81 years.
:. AZ Nor,h.Ringstown on the 9Th inss Mr Hiiies,
Cole. aged 81 years. -
In Providence, Mr. Berpsa Tripe, aged SIS wears.
-sunday last. MIR; 0s'ey Aianehes,er, aged 81 -.
mr james W. Pnfer, in his 3alh year.
In Bristol, 90 Friday last. John ~. Bou-ns, ESQ
--on Saturday. Capt John Barrett
:, m -Lans'ngburgh. (sy) on the Sd instant, Mrs
Frqnees 1erasena. in her $50 year. formerly Of this
town,
Al Troy, (Mass) on the 9Th instant, suddenly. Mr
Ese's'sr Slade. aged 50 years., member Of the so.
clety OF Fr'e,ds.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-21
FROM .M.9T.7.NZHS.

Capt. ManIove, who left MatanZss a. late
ss the 4'h 10 stan,, informs, that the y. S. sch
Campus, Lieut.. Gregory, was s,s,ioned
there for the present, for the ptc,oc,ion of
the American rade--otficers and crew ell
Lieuts. FreeIand and Plat, and Sailing Mas
eel Ssnd.rs>n, with select crews, were cruis.
ing 10 wndwsrd amongst the Keys. The pi.
rates 1era so closely watched, end their
known haunt, go frequently visited, tina, thsy
have hardly chance Of attempting any de-
predalions, without detection.
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LITE FROM .lfErIc0.

Extract Of q ieltes from an officer in the
Mexican service, q nsiive OF the Unite &
States, and lately 9 resident io Wsshing-
ton,) TO his friend in that CITY, dA'ed
ALvARApo, july 10, 1928.
BY this period l tbought 10 have been In
the eily oi Mexico. bot il was 90, possible.
shall remain here during this summer this
place is perfectly healthy, aud / nave no, the
least hesitation in re emsinng.
There 10. Of presen,, great confusion in
,his eounuy .eonspirsciss on coospifaciss
every dSy. A lev days ago, q detachment
lef this cry for small town about 10 leagues
up the river, TO put down . rebsllious eel who
ere IN favor of the Emperor. Ny friend
C''''s was attached to it,. They soon quiet
ed matseis, end brought down S OF the lead.
ss a. prisonera--Sevetsi officers OF RAMA
were shot sl the city Of Mexico not long
since, for con.piting against the p,esen, gov.
eminent. General ST. Ana, protesting TO be
such . g,es, paisiot, has become . traitor, but
he never wss considered sny thing else by the
people. He has marched with bis srmy TO
San Luis Potosi, and these his troops decisr.
ed him Emperor Ii. by the title Of Antonio
ist His resche'y occurred thus early IN
consequescs OF his no, set,ipg OF the head Of
the government, TO which no aspired. 10
tact, see nothing but intrigue; each one is
aiming for some great place, so that cvefy
thing i, sacnGced for self sggrsndizement.
No ooe general, uhose name is tsmihsr 10
the United States, can be called b patriot, but
General Victoria he ha, given up every
thing for his country's good. / think much
difficulty must srise before things are proper.
ly adjusted. Not long since an sfrrey took
place in QUO OF the coffee houses 10 Mexico,
in which two officers were killed. A dispute
arose between them--one drew his sword and
ran the other through instantly. Col. Es,ar-
boiy, an intimste acquainisnce OF mine, enter-
ed al that moment, and in the corpse OF this
otficer, recognized his intimate friend. For
this cowardiy action, he mm eds,eIy demand
ed the survivor to meet him, which no refus-
ed. AT tho moment, the Colonel drew his
sword sans csremonie, and killed him insiant-
iy. Tho guard inte'fsred, and took the Colo.
ne! TO prison, but nothing serious can be sp.
pretended, as those cases occur so ftequent-
iy; indeed, mere!o mention it 10 gre you
ssme idea hor0 things are going on here. l
march with . de,achFnent Tomorrow for We.
"a Cruz, but shall return ss soon as possible,
as sickness is prevailing there. I neves en-
inysd bei,or health than since have been in
this county. How long may remain IN The
service, 10, at present, uncertain"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-21
Steamboat Providence

THIS line IS now arranged for the sea-
l. son ~ follows;
From Nr.o York.
The coNrEortour, Cspt bunker, will depark
every wednesday. a, o'clock Pm and the FvL1 ION
Cspt. Consfock, every saturday, at 4 o'clock Pm.
From ProDidenee
The FuLros, Capt tonm0ek. will depart every
Wednesday, t 6 O'Clock Ans aud the CosnscTI-
Ger. Capt. Bunker, every Saturday ct the same
hour.
or Both Boats hsye undergone thorough repair
they are now in the bes, possible order.
June Is s.s. ...
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I'll Court of Probate he'll u,th,n and

Jo' fhe foUin Of 7iuerfon, in he county IF
"twrorf. the <th Of August, 1923,
An instrument purpor,ing 70 be the las, will and
- testament OF Pbiip Bailey. late Of Trverto,,.
mariner, deceased being presented to this Court for
probs,e-H I" therefore keresd, That the considers.
ton Of the same be referred to the FIRE, Monday ia
September next, at 2 O'Clock, Pm and that in The
mean time ell persons Interested therein. have no.
,cc (by publishing this decree three weeks success.
svely in OF the Newport pspers) to this intent,
that they may attend the Court Of Probate At the
dwelling N Capt George Lswton, IN said iNer,oq
and be heard in the premises, If they see cause.
true copy. witness,
THOMAS DuBERR, Prob. CT
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DRY GOODS.
James Hammond,
MS FOR S.3LE.
HIS FOR SHE,

EXTRA super and fine London and
IL French blue and black brosdeiolbs, and cas-.
siurrres.
Fine hire and olive single ditto.
Fashionable ves,ngs-mandaria Grape and Flor.
cntne for ditto,
Irish linens end linen cambrics,
English and Vsliham powerio On cotton shiriings,
Line cravst rnus,ins and fancy or plain cfaSal
handkerchlefs,
COMPANY 6sg and bsh5snna bdkf
Double and single black Barcelons bks.
= Bas--nazsrin blue and yellow nankins,
Sattnets and csssinets,
York s,ri.es and striped jeans,
Long and short silk and cotton hosiery,
webbs' patent suspenders-best beaver gloves,
Silk and cotton umbrellas
-
t;i,ghsm robes, { Plaid AID striped silks,
Cambria ginghsms, Lustrngs,
Undre,sed prints, q satins and leyautines,
Csmbrics, Italian Grape,
Cambria muslin, Green gsuze,
Null and jicoret ditto, x sarsensts,
l. India book muslins, Nsnkin grapes.
Ssiss mus!ins, \ Canton grapes,
Pressed Grape, n Furniture clruts,
4 4 bobbines lace. 6 Furniture dlmity,
~ plain thread lace, Bed,ickng.
Dmnics, 0 Linen b cotton sbeeting,
Csmbrc dimaies, CGreen table cloths,
Double and singl jeans, Z Linen 4 cotton damssk.
KID and siik gloves, Damask tnbe clohs
silk and cotton hose, Napkins,
Bombazlns, Crash,
Bombszetis. = Fine birdseye diaper.
GAuze flannel, = Russia diaper,
Long Lawn and linen X Cushion uoreen.
cambric hdkfs. n Curtain bombaIetts,
Mcrino hdkfs 8 tje,t cords.
Fancy six hds.s. q Carpet bindings.
--hLSO--
Kiddrminster, Veneiian ond Straw
CsRPErtSGy
Newport Avg ~,
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED.
Ship New Gaien, Evans, Havana.
Brig Union. Gale. Dighron
DO. Hiram, Davis, Boston.
sioop Justipia. s,udey, Alexandra.
Do. President, Gates, saybrouk.
,,,r,., CLEARED,
shi? Tew Galen. Evans. namberr.
sioop Jastinis, studley, Providence.
90, l. - ..s Friday. .7asau rs
Arrived brg Hiram. Davis. from Boston. days.
SAME rAS-5ioop Niagara. Tanner. from kenne-
Saturday, .9ng l6
Arrived brig Munro. Of frmouth. from New York,
for Halifax
..a- Sunday. .9tg. IL
Wiad NE. sailed ahip New G.ieo. Evans. for
Hamburg.
SANS sAy-~Ard schooner Mary Ann. Swift, from
Falmouth.
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Afd CoWt Of ftO6aie hela aUiiuiU and

M Conn Of Fto6aie heid auiulm una
./or he fown Of 7iDe,ion, in me County Of
Newhovs. an Of hngnH, 1928.
N instrument purpor'ing TO be the last will and
- testament OF John shfievr. late Of fverton. d..
ceased. being presented fos probate, his ereore drs
creed That the consideration OF the same be posr.
poned to the first day Of September next at o'ck.
PM and that in ,he meantime s persons in crested
therein be notified (by Publishing this deesse three
weeks sucoessi'ely IN one ot the Newport pspers,)
10 attend .t tie dwelling of Capt George Lswton.
in 1,er,on, before said court Of probate, they SEQ
cause. and be heard in the premises. .
A true copy, witness,
IHOMAS DURPHR, Prob Clerk
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letter from gentle in Freetovn. Mass. to
the Attorney General, states, thstthe man calling
n,1ses Jonathan Bryant, lately taken up in Tiverto
aud committed to prison in this town on charge OF
passing counterfeit money, is another member Of the
fsr.faned Briggs family, FIVE OF whom now ten
ants o. lals in this state. His name is stated to be
Thomas Briggs and that he has very recently been
ssers'ed from Massachusetts state prison, where he
bid been eohhned for about two years
Sohn Briggs, jun brother Of Msbone Briggs,
now convict IN Providence Jail, was arrested in
WestGreenwieh, on the 18th inst having in his pos
session upwards ofnlne,een hundred dollars in coun.
terfet money. Mr.. Holden, the Deputy Sheriff who
arrested him. was stabbed by the villain in several
places 4 blow aimed at bis side would probably
Asve proved fstsl, bot for pocket book which tor.
'vnstely wsrded uH the stroke of the knfe. Mr..
William Ward, VINO aided the sheriff also received
stah IN tie shou der. named Hopkins an
accompike Of Briggs, was afterwards arrested in
coventry. and committed TO Providence jail lie
had succeeded " passing = considerable amount Of
spurious Un1ey in Providence.
We understand ,ha, Professor D..
WoLE will deliver an address before the
Rhode I.and Society for the encourage
rnent Of Domestic Industry, at their nc xt
ainiversay.-P,og. Journal.
TIE loan Of 100000 dollars, sdver,i.ed BY
he conmissIoners of the N. York Canal
Fund, is tak en- By he " Y. State and M.chsn.
ie,' snd Fs'ms',' Banks, Of Albany, OF es
= &c. c:c!. stock.
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hfEgL0R.f NDf,

Spoken. July 2ia. lat. 24t ship George & Mary.
oil this port, from Mobile, i2r Liverpool
The ship Boy, Of this port, WAS at Gottenburg
June %. to sail in days, do. A"ne. Fletcher, OF
Bristol, to sail q days
Slip Hope, Rider Of this port, from Havana. ar.
rived at Hamburg. June L.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining IN The Posi- Office, Nesutoyt,
: II. A. dug. 81, 1928.
Andrus wm. Hare Rober,
Alexander Esther H.mmett Abraham
9shcoek j NJ. Hazard Sylvester x
BignL James Handy Marcy
hsrker David Hamilton Maria l.
burdiek Henry Jones Joseph
bhfmgs samuel kuth Samuel
ouiler john Lswton Robert
brown Geo w. Mann Jacob
Blake Ezekiel My A,m,pa n
Clarke Andrew k4ansoa Andrew
Coter Parker Tickiye Mary
ClaI ke Sherman Pain w John
Csrsy Moses Partridge Sylvester
Gutter Thomas jr. Read Elizabeth AZ
Cook job tichmond Rev Mr.:
Dudley Lucy sg, keeds VIM.
Dunbar Robert T. Smith John
Dcckrsy James Smith Andrew
D"'s John Thomas Luke
Fry Col. Benj. Woss Wm
Gardner Jno.
o. d. MUMFORI Pe,, yErt<S
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Summer Goods.
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE,
Cheap Dry Goods Store,
.1r ITO, 1HAMEs.sTREEr,

My TINY O.1I RECEfTEU,
4 extensive assortment Of British snd Frcnekj
Day GooDs. WHICH he is now selling at very
reduced prices Among which are the fulioTipgt
oxford MKT, CIaret ditto, and olive broadcioths.
for tsock coats, thread half hose !, cotton diuos
meas and misses elhorha. zeIia hsndkerchsis,
thread and bobbnet Isces Canton caniblet striped
Jeans; vsstngs; striped iustrinsi bisek ievsntinc
stripes and jeans.
AL,o-sn assortment Of Linens, which he offers
ut unususliy low prices Avg IL
Steamboat Providence.
THE Steamboat PsoyiDgkGR viii commence
running from Providence this day. st the usual
hour Of half past o'clock in the morning and from
Newport at half past 3 p. n until further notice
Aug9. CAI4J
Rhode. Island and New. YoIk Steam
Boats.
Ssn1.
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AOVERTlSEMENT.

q. D. MUMFoRD. Pes, .ss-te,.
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Man MED,

:, IN ui!s town, by the Rev Mr.. webb, MIR kr krae p.
n"@ss TO Miss am S'anhspe. daughter OF the late
Mr. Edward stsnhope.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-28
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

TIME visitors and Governors take leave to inform the
l. public that they have elected the Rev. TIMOTHY
|CLOWES, l.. L. ID. the Principal of this institution, and
that he has entered the duties of his Office The Board
hatter themselves that their choice has fallen upon in.
dvidua who would do honor any Seminary Of learning,
and they feel confident from the high recommendations
which they have received of this gentleman, both
pupils committed tohs charge The price of tuition in
the Classical and Mathematical department is Is dollars,
and in the English department, conducted heretofore by
Mr.. C. Ferguson, is 90 dollars per annum
The Visitors have also made arrangements with the Rev.
I1es 1Nemas board the students in the College, who
may resort to the Institution from distance And the
public may assured that the utmost attention of the
Principal and of the Rev. Mr.. Thomas will be paid to the
morals of the youths committed their The price
of board established 100 dollars per annum the pus
pills being expected to furnish their own rooms.
Chester Town, Maryland, Nov 18th, 1928. 96-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-28

,,,narchs 10 unite in their common defence against
,he spirit of reform and revolution now pervadine
che continent, TO put down all combinations unions
and common efforts of the people to procure re
nrrsena tve system; and to uphold, by the sword
and the scsHold, the principle Of The Legitimacy Of
tinrs; namely, that kings have the same right to
,b.ir crowns which private propretors have To their
estate and it is part Of this right to retain the
degree Of power which they have always possessed
mai having right to this power, all departure from
b must b. By free grant and concession from them
selves that they in no degree responsible to the
,eope for the use abuse Of il, and that all attemp
red reforms are acts of treason and rebellion.
Such, therefore, are the parties, by whom this
question, the government OF the Spanish empire
will be settled in the first instance; and it is not diff
cult 10 foresee, what kind Of settlement must result
from such elements in operation.
In one word First, pure simple despotism.
Secondly, military occupation OF Spain, and all
her FORTS for three FIVE seven years, in order to
tx and ryet the yoke.
But will England suffer this? Ought we to suf-
fer il? These are two questions which, under pre-
sen, circumstances, we will not determine.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-28
PHILADELPHIA, November 20.

The Rev. William Hogan, late pastor Of 81.
Mary's church. sailed early this week in the ship
Alexander for liverpool. The object Of his dee
partrre hence is visit TO Italy for The benefit of his
health He may remain ia Europe But his sue
cessor in the church, the Rev. T. j. O'MEALr,
who has entered upon his pastoral duties is believed
to be clergyman Of sric, pety and virtue, and of
exemplary conduct aud character, and is distinguish
ed for his able and eloquent discourses. Though
he the church uninluenced by those personal
or party feelings which have so long harassed and
divided this respectable church, and wit is fervep
y hoped, prove to be the minister of peace and the
promoter of charity and good feeling the rights Of
Ia large majority Of the congregation, in relation to
the choice and presentation of their pastor, are
learn. intended to be maintained 10 his person.
Franklin Gazette.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-28
TRENTON, Nov. "a.

Robbery.-On the night OF the 22d inst. about
mile and half from Trenton, trunk was taken
from the mail stage, containing $500 dollars in the
US. Bank notes, and about 500 dollars in god to-
lgeher with costly necklace, several valuable
gold seals and sundry bills of exchange.
trunk was found empued of its valuable contents
but no discovery Of the robber or money had been
made last evening, altho' many persons with the
lpolce officers OF the city, out in quest Of the
property the greater part Of yesterday.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-28
CHEAP BUTTER !!

TIME subscriber has just received 1000 lbs prime YELLOW
l. Lancaster Lump s5I15 g Goshen 1u6 6 Reg BUTTER,
which he intends dsposng of by the single Pound, Tub
Quantity, at the most reduced prices
JOHN d. VAUGHAN,
opposite the Lower Market House, Wilmington.
constant supply of all kinds Of Butter can be had
throughout the winter, by applying as above.
Nov IS, 1928 60
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-28
FROM THE LONDON CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.

circumstance scarcely credable has transpired
before the commissioners Of government respecting
Ireland which casts great light on the state OF that
unhappy country, and proves that education and lit
eraure are not among the causes OF its maladics
Il IS that in eleven counties there is not q single
bookSeller's shop! Those who argue that education
tends to excite spirit OF discomfort and insubordina-
ton among the poor, will find it somewhat difficult
to apply their theory to the actual state of Ireland.
The friends of education, the contrary, will feel
themselves encouraged to renewed zeal and exer-
lion in dHusing this invaluable boon, from every
new proof either of the evils which result from its
absence, or OF the blessings which, when rightly di.
reced, it invariably confers.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-28
HEIGHT OF MOUNTAINS.

The memoirs Of the academy Of Turin contain de.
tails of the ascent Of two Italians to the top of Mont
Rosa, which Mr. Saussure, after many fruitess at
tempt, to reach it, declared to be inaccessible. The
result is, that Mont Rosa has been ascertaned to be
the highest mountain in Europe, its summit being
$500 feet above the level of the sea. Formerly
Mont Blanc, rising 1898 feet was considered the
highest. ". Z. Ere. Fost.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-28

Two Floating Lights, for the Delaware, were tow
ed from this port on Saturday by the Revenue Cut
ter, Captain Cahoone, who returned last evening,
Having noored them at the stations directed
1t is stated in the National Intcligencer for the
information OF non resident owners Of land in the
Western country, that Cuthber S. Anderson, who
had an extensive Land Agency at Frankfort, IN the
state of Kentucky, died in the month of Sept. last.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-28
baltimore Nor. 25.


MAIL ROBBERY.-At the present term of
the Circuit Court of the United States for this Dis
lrict the Grand Jury found presentments against
John Emmonheiser, -Ward, and--Moore, who
were arrested in June last on charge Tor robbing
the u s. Mail, about sixteen miles from Baltimore
The trial of Emmonhpiser commenced yesterday
morning. Judge DuvALL and District Judge BLAND
presiding. Among the testimony delivered was
that of Moore one of the accomplices, who was ad
med as witness on the part of the United States
The whole testimony was closed at four O'Clock IN
the afternoon, when the Court adjourned until SIX
IN the evening.
At six O'Clock the court again met, when the
pleadings were opened, the part OF the prosecu-
ton, by ELIAS Glenn Esq. District Attorney
He was followed, the part OF the prisoner, by DA-
vlD STEWART ESQ, who concluded his address al
eghto'cock. The indispostion Of KEvERDY JOHN
SON, Esq. who was to have next addressed the ~
~, also on the side of the prisoner, induced inc
Court TO adjourn until this morning at ten O'Clock
when the trial will be resumed. The Court room
was crowded to excess throughout the day.
NORFOLK. Nov 18.--The sentiment in favor o
the African colonization scheme appears TO ot
gaining ground new Society, auxiliary to the
principal one, has just been organized IN our sis'e'
town. {PorsmnuIh,) where much zeal ior me cause
prevails, and where, no doubt, much Will DC cone III
aid of the Parent Institution. We understand tina
an expedition Of colonsts and necessary stores ioi
NE use of the colony will shortly be sent from this
place. In the mean time, suitable exertlons are
making to raise the means for carrying this deslra
ole object into effect.-Heratd.
Sir William Lumley, whose administration was
so boisterous in Bermuda, and who was last year
ordered home to answer certain charges oil politica
mal.condnct has been reinvested with the govern
ment of the island, and arrived there on the 9TH ut
IN the Glasgow frigate. The Inhabitants we sus
pect, were rather in surly mood on this occasion
and His ExcelIency was received without any dem
ohstrations Of Joy.
Canal iieuenue Eleven hundred dollars were re
eelved for tolls upon the canal, in one day, as
week, at Albany.