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From tie TrGVsRer Of Ianacry 25.
epIvATE CORRESPONDENCE.

Pans, Jan. 2l.--It is pseuy evident that
some interruption to the harmony su5sistlng
between The French and EogIish Courts bas
token place. The eeiec,ioa Il the prohsred
mediation with regard 10 Spain is one cause
assigned but 6ud other explanations cur
ren,, OF which give the following as spec
linen, without vouching for It's ao,hen,lcny
Sir Charles Stuart, il is said, in consequence
Of having observed that frequent coinmunIca'
tion, were made from the Russian Ainbsssa.
dor to the French Government, respecting
which great secrecy was mAin aimed, com
pi,ined 10 NJ. Gaming Of ,his 'eserve as
leaving him entirely unin!oemed on the poll
cy Rcss,a was pursuing on the great question
IN equation. NJ, Canoiog, IN reply gave
positive instructions TO Sir e.. Siuatt 10 press
the French Ministry, and TO demand an ex
pIaoaticn on this point; when II was di'cios.
cd to our Ambassador with some reluctance,
tbs, Russia had been urging the French Go
ve.nmsn, in the strongest manner TO uader-
take the invasion OF Spain end TO remove sll
pleas Of weakness for The enterprise, had OF.
tseed to support Ftance, If though, necessary,
win force Of 400 900 men. Mr.. Cann'og,
!; is sdded, wa. 80 indignant at this want OF
ffankness at tho .ips when the otter oil En-.
glands mediation was under conMds 'aliOo,
tbst he Despatched a messenger to overtskc
Lord Fuz oy Somsc SET, who had just Quilted
Eandon, suh instructions to him, lmmed'a.e
~ on hs arrival y, MsdSid, 10 prepare the oa.
~, OF a treaty of alliance, offensive and defen-
sive, between Spain and England, to be acted
on in The even, Of declaration OF war by
EAsncc against Spain.
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10 the Rgs..sa Nia a's:er --"i hare reeeiv-
d the very insolent note which your Excel
5eccy t,ansmiued 10 mr On + 'dsy, sbe io'a
inst. sed, .imitiog myself for my sole reply,
! o stating tha, you have shtmstuliy abused
kperhsp. though ignorsoee Ihe Law of ia.
,ions, which I, always respectable m the eyes
g. the Spanish gove'n@en,.l transmit by Or
der OF his Maj:sy, the passports you desire,
hoping that your Exc.iieoey wi' oe pleased
20 lesve his capital with iiitie dslsy a, pos
|sib,,."
To the .4usria1 Ninisfer.--'l have re-
ceived the no,e which your Exeeilsncy was
pleased TO remit me, dated I idsy, The m,
md having now only TO ssy, that ,he go'son
ment Of his Catholic MsJesly is Indifferent
whether II teisins relations or 10 with the
Court Of Visnna, send you, by Royai ordsr,
the passports which you nave required.
Cehy Of The Ie.ter cddvemrd BY the Count de
8ulgart. ne 'Russion Charge dhfayes, 20
W. san Miguel, dated Madrid, ian. I J.
Sin-l hsvo received The noe which ycu'
Excellency transmitted TO me, dated The dsy
before yesterday. The respec, which Owe
~ tho 10, ms and principles admitted and con.
s-:raIed BY all civilized nations, prevents me
not only from replying TO ,ha, no,e, but even
<tom making it's contenI. known to my gov
efnmen,. hss,es, therefore. 10 send IL back
90 your Excellency, for the eyes Of the EWpe.
ror, M master, mus, not be Disguised by ,be
psrussl of production which aos,sin from
cha acterizug, and in which hi. Imperial
M,jes,y and Eu ope, would look IN vain Tor
the slightest evidence Of government which
knows how TO tespec, i,seii. l have the hon
Or 10 be, Sc
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!HtR kIFB
IN rroridence Mr. SG1'uei Saunders 20 Miss Re
beccaP y Co,sH MIR John .At,suan 10 Miss .hary
Jones, al Of upat place.
OfhB
IN this town, on Friday evening last, Mr.. Tiis'n
Prior. sged IS years He sustained through lite
tie chsrsc,er OF an honest n e.trious cit,z.o kind
and aHectona'e husband. tender and indu'gen, pa.
rent, and the large circle ot his at isintapcc.
sincere '-ient. and ah agreeable compassion.
At Midd'e,own. on the Sd inst Miss Rpih Cogsss.
hnA daughter OF Mr. Josiah Coggeshsi, OF this town,
IN her 18th year. -
A. Providence, Mrs. Patience Be'tsinp wife Of Mr.
Elisha Deiknap, aged % 8---Nss Dehgh. n Hditn
aged 23 daughter ~ the ia,r VI. Aaron Hse, Of
Warren Miss f5o,a i',rver Sioc'nn, in her III,
year. Her des,h wao occs ss,oped by administering
through mistake too isrge dose Of opium
James Monroe. son Of Mr William 2 Olney -.--SHrs
dei ya,ne,, Esq suddenly, eyed about ~ ycus--
Mr. UiHism Potter aged 50
On board the sh,p General jackson, At Bavans, on
the Gin uit Mr. George " Sprague, of Nes .,hore.
ham.
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NEW PORT.
Republican domination.
WEDNESDAY, HARca 10. 1929

a. General Republican Convention,
holden in last Greenwich. on 18TH JAN
uary, I823-Hon. HENRY N.MING-
TON, President; B y. WHEELER,
Secretary-H gvaS unanimously ReSotCed,
Thai the following gentlemen &c recon-
mendcd to the Freenen OF tins State, tor
reelection, at the next election oi Gene.
,al Officers:
HIS EXcELLENCY
VILLA Vi L GIBBS,
GOVHRNOR.
MS HONOR
CALEB EARLE,
ZIEUrEh.1.V7' GovERNeR.
SENATOR'S.
j. THOMAS Fay, Esq.
2. NATHAN BRowN, Esp
5. JOHN D'WoLs, hsq. .t
A.. BENJAMIN SMITH, Esq.
5. WILLIAM HUMPHREY, Esq.
s. STEPHEN B CORNELL. Esq.
q. WILLIAM WBIPPLE, Esq.
8. ELISHA WATSON, Esq.
9. WILLIAM VALENTINE, Esq.
10. JoHN x. WATERMAN, ESQ.
ilEvaY BowEN, Esq. Secretary.
DrrEE ]. PEARcs, Esq. Au'y. Gen.
Taos. 9. PiTaAY, Esq. Gen. Treas.
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The Supreme Court closed its session
{or this county on Wednesday evening
FAST. Sietheu Bu7;r3rCa, was tried and
convicted OF tie morning Of that day. Of
altering and passing counterfeit money
Ednund Br,.sgs, jun. who va, convicted
Of the crime of mansliughter, was sen
,itnced 70 .the tl,rnos. ez:eu. ol the law,
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REMOVAL


hls reDioUeG from No. l7o n. ne .ueef, 10
40. ala nsor Fridge sneea sr
NVHERE he continues to carry on the Gold and
silver s"iihing. and Watch repairing business,
ss ususi
he returns his sincere thanks TO his f,rmer friends
and customers, and requests a continuance of ,h.ic
fayors.' M.r 20
10 he Let az drctioa, IRE 25sh March.
1928. az 10 o'ei9tk, q beginning az r6e
8ri'S Maykef. Rorse,
Tt1E Stalls in both alarket. Houses. ~
Directly ~ter which. (sttbs Ferry Market.toose,l J.
The Town Marsh Conditions NJ the time and pas-
oes above mepicoed. -.
March ~ WILLIAM LOWE. .fuef-
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and GIL the city with shells. She he'd
out-Gerona h,ld out with handful a.
gsinst thousands until the people were
starved so did Sarragos>a.--so did Fl.
gnrras. 100000 armed men in The
mountains and'ir the strong dsHle, are
not easily subdued. France has both.
ing to promise herself from this war
victorious. size gains no honor, for il is
presump,uous Interference in the con-
Germs OF an independent nation. and de-
ieat,d, she is con,ulsed in revolution.
The Bourbons are dcthrnned---ihe Young
Napoleon reig,'s, and The old glory oi
France IS rrVived.-kussia profits by
the war and confusion. and marches 10.
wards Constanlinoplr, and Greece is
free. ] his viii I've the end, aud proba.
bly, the means NAV be providential
Great Britain takes no part in the con-
test; she will sell her goods and make
money-shc rs purchasing wisdom.
We cannot do better than extract the
following opinion from the British Tray.
cller. Speaking of Louis the lSth's
speech, the editor says
We give the speech itself, md we venture
IN soy, more disgusting doeumeo,--sny
thing which makes one ro,e ashamed oy Sc
ing cn inhobfcai Of harone, has never met
the eyes OF our readsrs.
An inhTm old man, totte'ihg on The b'ink
cf the grove, "roilrd into The Louvre" on
cssiets--uptsucht IVY IS years of suffering,
prepares TO in CT upon Two r eat ns,ions the
most horrble'oi sugeting., snd once more To
ry ths endurance OF people 10 whom, more
than TO oil Europe besides, he owes his ele.a.
ton TO the tbtonc, To see such bsing per
miued to wic,d The force OF 90 millions Of
people TO see tho AIMED force which was d,
rected against Spain to destroy the dynssy OF
the Boutbons, now rushing upon the sams
devoted country, TO restore one Of those Bour.
bons TO absolute powei--io see q mass ot
thinking beings moved IN succession Tor such
purposes, makes ono shuddcr q, the facility
with which wickednsss or imbccil,iy may III.
H. with the well bsing OF nankind
Tho principle on which the war sgsins,
Spain is condocl led, Ia plainly svowed "I.et
Ferdinand VII, be { ee to give hi, people In.
stiu,ions which they cannot hold bu from
him" This liberty o! king, the liberty Of
swearing or torswearing, of giving cons,itu.
lions o' taking them sway, The liberty OF max
ing a people wre,ched, This Is the principle
IN favor Of which he impiously invokes 4" Tho
God Of ST. Louis"
What a picture of King? How
proud ought every AMEkiCAN feel
when realing the above from the pen OF
a royaIist. What race OF crowned
monsters, shedding the blood OF subjects
to give unlimited powers to col eague.
.Sfary hrocts p'epo,d FOR M, dy's paper, ssnfted
10 make room for The interesting pervs sm Enrop-.
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MOI ICF..

Cour' NJ Probate, .,eWhoyf, Mar 10 1925.
A \ instrument. purporiing to he th:
n last Will snd Testam.h M % JE pEpiAB IsIsn,
Ia'e Of said Newport. deceased having been prcs,1d.
ed to this Court for probate s,a the Confederation
thereof referred 10 the FIRST Monday ~ April nes',
notice is hereby gwen 10 all persons Interested The c.
H. to appear hey shall tnk b,, stk Court of Pro-
bate. TO he holden laid frs, Monday ot April next,
at the State House. in said Newport, 10 be heard 10
the premises.
By order of sad Court.
CHAkLEo GYLES, Cierk.
Mar IL
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State oL RheQe. Island. S,e.

Chrk's Office. COurs " Common Pleas for ne
{ nniy Of Nrssaorf, her Is, hplS23.
NJ RBRhAs PARpos Vsss. Of the town and
county OF Newport. mariner, has this day fled
IN This otRce an application for notice 10 he issued to
hs c'edtors TO he and sppesr before sshl Court on
the second day Of the term thereof 10 be- holden a,
Nesport within and for the county Aforesaid on the
third Monday of May nest. ,h,n and there 10 nomi
nate Ass'gnees ofth property Of said Pardon agree
ably TO an act the Hon Gencrai Assembly passed
June session, An 1920. ehtuled an set tor the re-
lief Of nsolvent debtors notice is therefore hereby
given TO said creditors, then and there to appear loc
the purpose aforesaid.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Clerk.
Mar 10
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SHIPPING list.
PORT OF NEW PORT.
EtTERED,
Schooner shibbole,h. Perry. CsmpcsehY.
fr@l CLEsREU

VI
l.i CLEsREU,
schooner Sbibboleth. Perry Nev. York sloop Ann
Maria. GAtdner. ditto. schr iinlec Srsnkiin, whel
den. e''itsceiphia, do. Farmers Fancy, hcln,yre,
New.Yot ,t ..+.
Sunday, March 10,
Arrived schooner John q Navy, Drsvon. from 81
Isgo de Caba Lett there the l7th February,
brig Union, Green f,r New York sch sally. bound
tor Bsi,,mors brig james Coulter, Barek,ay, tor
Philadelphia all TO sal ~ tew days Was board
ed of Cumberland hsrbor, by the Colo pbisn brig o
Joseph, Capt. psmphn,ntss. snd treated io,ite-
w. On tie 10Th inst. oil Cape H.,terss, spoke
Swedish ship, bound 70 Isinoce The John 4
Mary. was bound for New York. bat having been
blown or, pu, in here, in the gale OF saturday.
Ja,sdou, hir eh is.
Arrived sch Albert. shaekford, 8 days from East.
port bound 10 N.v.yofk. vi,h plaster.
Same day--.cl,. Hannah, Dunh.m, e fr-epo,t.
from Geotgetown, yis hev.York. with naval stores,
fos Boston.
.Vr.HOR.gyyD5
Entered at ev.Orie ans, FEB 8, ship Newport, OF
thi. port
Arrived q, Eizssc,h City (se) Feb 2J. sehr Liber.
", Hall. 10 days from this port
The s,oop Bef,-y. of Warren, from Wilmington,
Cor B,nore. vas OF the Capes the I'd instant, ~nii
lose Of hoom anil mast spruag
Arrived al JsnsSca. Jasuxy y. schooner 0sh'c,
Of R,ode.isAnd. from Baltimore -sIIfig Atlantic. Vi
ditto, arrived there previous to The 27sh
ssaej from Hstsn,'es. Jan 23i, ,fig fsntbeF,
swiabu,n.. of'h,, ros;, for Got,enburg.
TIE scs- rs.sei, wilcox, oS tib port, vas a. %
Thomas, rcb. 5;S'
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State oi Rhode Island, sc.

Sia,e of Rhode Island. &c.
WhssrseToy, sc-Cferk's Office Sntrs1s
Judte,a, Con,,. Morsh4. 1925
IN application this day made by John
~ Hsv-ns. of North Ringsown, 20 the conn'y
Of w.,hingtoo, mariner, ss. lsborer, n0,ce IS huge
by given 10 the creditors Of the ssh Join ',vens
spp-n ftbe, SOC it, =, The supreme judicial csuf',
u be bosen at sosti-fihss'own. ~ni'h AID 'o' the
county of Washington. 90 ;be fourth Monday ~ -
pril b.xt and or the second day o The term here 70
nom,uste sp assignee assigoees 10 receive an 80,
sirnuent of all The said svens estate, sg se-b. -
me r,o,i.,oa, of sn sct emitted sn scl fvr ih- re-
lief r insoi,.nt dsptts, passed June Sessions. =.
1920 MATTHEW WAITE, Cerk
Mar i2
ErPhiyIING eT alt hnds, ,e1eeEfes -
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THE House. wharf. Stores. Out. Houses 10 siiu,
ste on New'psns wharf, beng ,be Estate OF tie
late Augustus Newman, For particulars aud inic,'
m,,ioa ie..ve 10 the same apply to the subscribe
Oh the premises.
BATHSHEBA NEWMAN.
Mar -
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DANCING 4CADEMY.

II c. SHAFFEN, respectfully i.-'
T. forms the Ladies and Gentlemen of New
port. and vicinity. that he Intends opening = schooi
Tor instruction in she pe'i,a orptshnea ~ o dane
ing, soon alter the hsst day of April sest MS NAV
ne agreeable 10 the subscribers, provided be csn
commence With 20 scholars
Tuition 8 dollars per Qsisr,ef; and 20 give two
lessons = week at the Masonic Hall. 'f...4
A subscription 10 Ieh with !. G.. sBAw. Esq. who
will give all tie information relative 10 the same
Mar s, 1923
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Provided Mbten'R encouragement, oHys,
i'HE subscriber proposes. on or about the twenty
9Th day Of March instant. 10 open a school in
the town OF Newport, sdsptet, in location, and the
rudn,en,s OF learning, 10 the convenience offs in
hssitsnts. 1hose who may cou6de their children TO
hs care, may res, assured, that every attention will
be paid to their Advancement
PAUL VI MUMFORD.
N1.rch tQor
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1'OI LEI.

(|fnd ishmedinfe Eessss.isn g'vrr,1
lie Chambers Of the house nov occupied tg
! tbe subscriber sDd also the Gamblers, of his
house next Jr'h--toge,her with part Of "a garderi.
attached TO the sane
ROBERT CAR TER.
Mar ~.
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GPhIylLAG of all hind.,e1eenfes -
a .at,faesory aarner a. fhs edis<-
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hJ' Pledss 70 iake VOUce
ITO LEI and immedate possession
Il given. The house No a. in Broad .tceer.
opposite the estate OF Doct john T.. Mann. foe cur,
ther Particulars and conditions, ,nquNe at No -
IN SAID BFoad.street. or a, N. printing Office
Newport, Maruh 10. 1924
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q LIZ. /,

TO Lei,
TIE iowes part and two Chambers Of the Houss
ct the subscriber, situate in Meeting. street
square
EDWARD TAYER.
Mar 70 .
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s'SN"iN"~' CIV INH""S W. "''N''N
Spain, for the purpose. as they say, Of
preserving Spain from ruin, and to re.
concie her to Europe"
After quoting the Spanish notes to the
Prussian, Russian, and Austrian minis.
tcrs, MIR. Noah continues
Thus ends the peace OF E.uropc-;'l
concerted, i'll arranged founded on ieal.
ousy, disuust and the fear Of enlightened
principles. How will this end? France
is led into snare, and the Republicans.
the Bonapartists and the remnant Of tie
Revolu,iunists all lie in wal, to drive
from power u family not calculated to
make them great and happy. Allowing
the Beurbons to succeed, Ferdinand is
sole monarch; thousands are slain to
give him power unrestraincd by con-
stitution; what then? withdraw your
troops and ferdinand mus, be again the
constitutional king-or nothing. Blu,
the conquest of Spain is mo-, 81 easily n.
chievcd; Bonapor,e knew II; The British
knew it, ard knowing It. arc on the side
Of Spain in this war, and will take spec.
ial care that France obtains no signal vic.
tory over her. Three years did the
FRENCH undsr Sun!t, b!ocksts Cs1jz,
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BALTIMORE, March %,

The Eastern Mail of this morning has
furnished US with few additional items
ofintelligeace brought by the White Oak
and schooner Combine, arrived at New
York from Cadiz.
There appears to have been variety
of commercial letters, relating to the
approaching war, received at New-York
and Boston by the recent arrival from
Havre- Two OF these we quoted yester
dav.
New-York Gazette states the follow
ing to be from respectable source.
HAvRE, Feb. Q. PM.
"The Oak is moving out, and we
have only time to say, that our Paris ad :
vices OF last evening anticipate the nsu-
fraLity Of England, in Spanish affairs.
Our London dates of the 28th fully be.
1ieve war between France and Spain
inevitable and our private information
states. it is pretty certain that Cuba will
be placed under Britiss protection.
We have also seen a letter which
states thai the Altred's cargo Of cotton
was sold on the evening of the 1st uit.
unseen, at Is sous all around, and that
the new rice toarrive per Ceres was sold
at the same time at As francs.
at was reported at Havre on the Cd
Of Feb. that the answer of the Deputies
to the Kings Speech itself"
1t is ID be observed of commercial let
tiers, OF the nature of those published yes
terday and the foregoing. that they are
of little value. except SO far as they state
facts OF purely commercial character
Er1n these facts, such as the rise or fall
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SOMETHING NOVEL,.

But pause gentle reader before VOC
go on-this is no novelty Of foreign man.
utacture-itis phenomenon Of pure
domestic origin-not to keep YOU longer
IN suspense, the noted major Robert
Bailey, formerly of gambling and of
suelllug memory, has addressed a let
ter to the freehOlders of Monroe, Green-
brier, Nicholas, Kenawha, Cabeli. Ma
son, RahdoIp h and Louis counties, Viz.
slnla' implOring them to elect him, th
aforesaid major, az their revresentatiy.
IN congress. His qualifications are vali.
ous-frst, he states that his father die A
at the battle of Cowpens, defending TIA.
'bcrties Of Notwithstanding, he am.
oibed from his parents his republicas
principles-tb;rdiy, he promises, should
re be elected, to bring in bill retrenoh-
ing the salaries oipublic ollicers-tourth-
~. ha promises to vote inst qs hi CON
situtiOnts shall dictate-Gtthly, to az
cePt OF 40 once IN tue 4 It % the *.
ecutiye-sixthly, he engages 20 send t.
his constituents, the journu s-Ol the hons
--seYcnthly, that where his GonstitueBti
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From the PHILADELPHIA aurora.

Mir. Adams in all his political con
troversies, has thus far borne off the
honor of the victory, whilst his adverse
rles ascribe not SO much to the justice OF
his cause as to the vigor Of his rhetoric.
This reminds US of the cid story o.
ihGcidides who being asked Of the two
he or Perlcles, was superior in wre.t
ling, said: it is difficult to determine, for
when have thrown him on the grouud,
he rlses and persga4es the spectators
ne did net EstI.
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The following inlmitable retort upon the
Caluminiators of the Spanish Cortes is
From the Lsndon Globe.
"Some thousands of the nsurgent guards
marched into Madrid, with the declared in
tention of overturning the established Con.
stitution, and imposing upon the people DIES
potlc Government. They were beaten and
driven out by the armed people the General
who pursued them, promised, that if they
would surrender, their lives would be spared
He had no power by LazO to make this cap tu;a.
tion-he was absolutely forbidden to make it.
But, atroclous as the crime of the guards
was-the crime Of spreading death and cor
fusion IN peaceful capital, which it was their
duty TO detend--of attacking a Constitution
they had sworn to uphold the Cortes, con.
siderlng that the man had surrendered an The
faith OF the capltuiatOn, declared Chat Illegal
as it was. it should have the force OF law
These are the terocious savages that thrample
on all considerations of justice to attain their
bloody ends! IT, in this case, the Spanish
Certes had looked to France, they might have
found an example of the means of bending
then actions to their wishes They have seen
how Marshal Ney was treated under the
capituation of Paris.--They might have ia.
ken distinction with the guards; they nigh,
have said, "Pslarea made a cspltuaion with
you in a military light, you shall have the
fullest benefit oft. You shall not be put to
the sword heaven forbid but you shall be
tried as subjects of the King, according to
law, and shall suffer death IN civil wy OF
which, no doubt you will not be 50 IN
reasonable as 10 complain I he Spaniards-
the radical, descamsados, furious, factions
Spanrarus-had other notions of honour. and
thought it hardly justifable to explain away
mems lives in the ingenious manbr pracrised
under the paternaI government Of Louis
XVIII. and sanctioned, we are sorry to saw.
BY the Duke of Wellington"
SECRET TREATIES.
From the Lo'ld,n .Nar7ang Chronicle
The King Of FRANCE, asoordns TO The O.
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The schr Abigail, briggs, last from
st. Thomas, was at Gloars, Cuba, 2ist
ult.
A letter of that date, states that a
large Spanish schr. had arrived at
Neuvitas, from Havana, and landed a
number of Calans who came passen-
gers. A schr. belonging to PhiIadel
phia, nearly ready for sea and schr.
from Baltimore, were lying there at
the time The Sp schr, boarded the
former. and robbed her of most of the
cargo, clothing, &c-they were at first
resisted by the crew, who drove some
of the assallants overheard. The Sp.
schr. then stood down the bay, took
the fort-afterw ards returned to the
town, and took possession of both the
above Am schrs. and proceeded to sea
with them. The coasters followed
them out, and pat or board so odd
Matchmaking the whole number on
board upwards OF so.
The Savannah Georgian, of the 18th
inst received by the Clifford Wayne,
states that the Sp schr. LA Saragosa.
ia, which robbed the schr. Lady's
Delight, of Baltimore, at Neuvitas,
took the cargo TO Key Arena, about
Is leagues from Baracoa, where she
sold tie -four at Z. and the pork at $40.
A letter was received at Barac0a,
containing an invoice and bill of laid
ing Of some ofthe articles by which
means, the robbery was discovered,
and, it is said the government took
measures to suppress the villainy--
The pirates had however, succeeded
in getting ashore at Baracoa, IS bis.
of the flour marked G in red paint.
with no other mark. Some of it was
also sold OF Mallary, and Sagoa. The
Saragosana was cruizing on the 9th
inst. between Cape Maize and Point
Muias -
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-03
FROM PORTO EICO.

Captain Winkley of the schooner
Harriet, which sailed from Porto Rico
about the lst inst. informs the Editor OF
the Charleston Gazette, that previous to
his sailing. British F'igate had arriv
ed from England By the way OF Barba.
does, the crew OF which informed cap
tain w. that they had all been impress.
ed on board said Iiigate, by order of the
British admiralty, FIR secret erpedi-
ton. The Frisate sailed shortly after
her arrival at Porto Rico, bound Jas was
supposedly to the Ieeward. 1t was also
said that she had seated orders, which
were not to be opened until they arrived
at certain latitude and longitude,