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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-12

, cff 20 ihs Governor cf wcnefstursb, witch
wss despatched as soon as possible. 500 hou.
| ses were sltes,y reduced 10 ashes, ss w:J as
| the e3ufch and tho town.baB. Only 30 hon.
| sss at Dorss have escaped This town, orig.
ioally boiIi by Uos'svus Ajolp5vs, wss bum,
down about ceo,ofy ago. the inssbiisn,s,
estimated a, 1000, are chiefly occupied in the
wooden and hardware maoufeeiores.
In q la,s hunting party, The morning being
bsky, ,bs Duke Of Wellington, wss so iu,epi
on his game, that he lost ,ight OF bis parry,
and in firing lodged charge of sho, IN The
face Of Lord Viscount Gf.n,iiie. The wouLd
vss no, dAngetous, aod his Iord,hip has rs.
covered.
Tho sccoonts Of the operation, Of the
Gresk, and Turks, are bur few. The sue
ces,es Of the iorsner, however have continued.
The sceouni oi the second destruction oi the
Turkish ships, by the Greek fire ship, is cen.
firmed. hs d reward Tor those Turkish III
Gers who escaped, the Gr,rd Seignor orGe,ed
their head, 30 be COZ on. rhe reports BY the
last svsival, Of . revolution having taken place
IN the gosetopcpt Of Cons1an,ioople, are also
amply conhi med. HAieb Efeudi, thc bioody
enemy Of the Greeks, was .: first b1pi,bed,
and Afterwards followed snd bchcnded.
oaUsiltoO oi troops h9s DsSn fsieS9 ~ teIfDa'
ny, who vera on their woy 10 jnin ,he e. eeks.
One huncred and ,wsn,y Greeks had aso
passed through Siiesla to joio ,he,' county
men
The following changes in the c'iish Min
is,fy, s,e announced in he sun OF The 2oh.
Mr.. 3. aeee Bathus fe,:res; Nj. Vausn.
tar, takes tbe. Duchy OF Lincss,ef; NJ Fed.
e,ck 4 Crimson is 10 hove he Chauceui .hip
Of the Exchequer and Nj Hushi,son ~ to
succced Mr. Robinson a, "fssideni oI ,he
Board of Ifsde. Olhcf changes will, Ci
course be necessary.
TIE Emperors Of Ausuis and Russia, and
ihc King oi Naples, afiIYed q, Vienna on The
5:h oi Janna'y
In conseqaece Of msmoir presented TO
the Congress Of Ve'ona, by she Philan,hro-
pi,r Allan, agaIns' the Slave Trade, and hi,
eloquent addresses, the sreat PJwers, with
the single exception OF Fra0ce, have adapted
vefy vigorous measures on thc ,ut Ject. Rus
8a, Eaglaad, Prussia and .dgs:ria have I,
greed hai fhe Commerce in Snives ought 70
Sc assiatiia'ed 7mth me cripee oj Firacys aud
have thereby made il PUNISHABLE by death
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-12

TINE EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
From fhe Gazette Gs France, Of ian. ~.
( ,;v AN ExtrnuttiipaI Cou lr

y
NkpRtD Jan. 10.
Yesterday the Cores hetd a., sxliso- dins,y
sitting 10 deliberate upon ,he letter oi VI. The
Coun, Dc ViIeic 10 ~. the Coon, tlc L,gsds
anh he notes oi Russia, Austria, sDd p u.Sia.
The galleries wsrs thronged VITA q rau.tIode
OF sPectotors.
NJ. do Sac Miguel, the nlrns,sr Of Foreign
AR,,rs, opened ne suing by stating, that the
Governmen, OF his Majesty bad received ohc
isl COMMUNICATIONS ffom the medium OF The
o,inis,efs Of these powers a. Mad III Al
thoagh, he observed, the sRAirs to which these
noies related did not pceciseiy come nndet
the province Of the Cores, yet the govern.
men, was DESTROYS of giving q pccol of the
har ntony which rcigned between the two ps,o-
ci?ai bodies Of the state, 10y ,Hkking known TX
The assembly the con,enI, oi the said doeu.
ments, as also the an.wer of The Gavcrnnent
of his Maies,y. The ai,ct fAucrs himself
WITH bsy,ns followed, on ih's occasion the
course indicated TO I'm by his pat liolism and
,he uasiooai dignhy.
M d. San Miguel, sfcr having read the
Icusr, Addressed to NJ. de Lagarde, read the
following answer:
70 .he .,hniwer Pteniboi.nha'y # his .JIajcsn at
Pans, Sc
Z" The Covernmcui oi LIs Catholic Ma les,y
has Just received vomc,urica,,on OF n noe
sen, Ivy his n,osl Catholic Msiesy TO his AM
b.,sador OF this Court, and 0. which your Ex.
celleney will receive q copy los your informs
lisn
The Government, Of his Majesy has few
oSss,vatous 10 make upop this note, bat IN
order lha, your EscvIie"sy may NJ, be en-
berrsss.d as TO the Inc OF conduct you ough,
10 pursue undet ,hsse ciIconstsnces, IL has
deemed II lis du'y franky 10 state 10 you ns
sentiments and resolutions,
"The Spanish Govetnmcn, has never been
ignorant tho, The institutions Spontaneously
adopted by Sp,io would excite tho Jeaiousy
ui .cvcra, ot the Cabinets OF Europe, and that
tnsy would be the object az delibc' alton at the
Congress at Verona But, frmrr in its
principles, soa resolved at every sacrifice to
defend ", present pohiirai sys,em, nud the
ns,ionei indePe ndence, 1t bas Tranquility await
cd the result Il ,his Cong'ess
"Spsio is governed by u Constitution pro.
truiss,cd, accepted, and sworn to IN 1914,
and recognised by all the powers who ssss ~.
bied the a,seiycs IN Corg'esi at Ve'ona.
"pe, 6d,ous councillors preven,ed his Ca;h-
oil, Slciesy, Ferdinand VII. from swes'ios,
oa his relura to Spain, to his innGsmeoisi
code, which the whoI, nation desired sod
which was destroyed by force, withoa, any
iemonsuanGe on the part OF the powers who
had t.cognissd u; bu, an experiences of SIX
years. sod the general viii, engaged bis Ms
jesy in 1880 to conform 10 tho views fspsn.
is,ds.
"I, was no, military iosurtee,ion ,ha, es.
,ab,ished this new order Of things ., the com.
mencement Of the year 1920 The eours.
gecus:,nen who decidedly deeIa,ej themselves
in The Isle Je Leon. and sucee,,veIy IN oh.
CT provinces, wee only tho organs Of general
opinion sod OF the desess OF the whole oa
ton.
"lt was natural that ehsngs OF this nnrrc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-12

pto the djtch. When fetteat was ordered
he rccoileetsd the boncfsble conditions upon
which The donor presented ibe co!ors TO mis-
regiment, aud among tho last ac'v o! HI, hte,
succeeded in bringing them OF. Major Hor-
ry called 10 see him sooD sfier the retreat, 20
whom j, 10 said ne made the following com .
munics,ion. Il have got roy fu,!ough. Tia,
sword was presented To me by Gov. Ru,iedse
ior my services in the defence OF Fo't Moui-
,re. Give ito my fa,her, and tell him that
won Il IN honor. II the old men should
weep, tell him his son died 10 The hope OF n
better HE. Tell Mrs. Elliot iha, ] los, ny
life supporting the colors which she present
.d to our rsgi,ueut. Should you ever see
Jones, his vile and 500, tell them that Jaspsr
Is gone bul that the remembrance oi tbst
hsuie wbicn no fought Tor them eToogh, a
ssciet Joy to his heau, when IL wa' soout 20
stop i.s noiion forever."--ile expired lew
mon.en's after closing this sen'ence. !,
Alas poor Jaspar, We could have wished
tire bet,er fare, but not one less hono'sb'e.
I.by memory shalt ever be dear. dear indeed
30 thy friend (; cod again meeting thee IN the
'hiest b.,,sl!ipas Of heaven, shall cons0ie tho
beat al OLD savinN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-12
foreign.

from me Nssv. Yo,k Commereial .fdvert'se,, Of
Saturday dss, 'ee0ued oy The steam 1oaf
Csnueeaeut, Cahs. Bunker, avh,eh arr!Ved
here on Sandt'y afternoon.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EU-.
ROPE.
The Southern msiI winch iritced yesterday
Ate ooon, Brought us London adv'c.s four
day, later Than had been previously received
u mi. port; and we had scasccIy p!sced ,ba
mos, inpot,pt TENS in type, when the Bob
su Paiioo, C.psin lfoldridgo, OF The New
Lino u Packets, ~ 81 days from Liverpool,
was announced. BY ibis suivsl, tho Ednors
Of The Comncreial .Ltve,iiser have receivcd
lheir tcsu.as fles oi L1ndon pap.,, 10 ths
evening Of Janus 22d, and Liverpool to tho
Hslh--to, IA tn:iuslve.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-21
PRINCES.

''The princes of this world exercise
temporal dominion over mankind, and
by fines levied on their estates, and pun.
ishments inflicted on their bodies, forco
men to an outward subsection to their au>
thority and government. But the king
dom OF our Lord is of spiritual nature
he erecis his empire in the hearts of men,
and reisns over"a willing people in the
day of his power" External violence
may nccessitate men TO an external pros
fession of the truth, and procure a dis.
sembled compliance with the institutions
of Christ but can never enligh,en the
darkness of the mind, conquer the re-
bellion of the will, nor sanctify and save
the soul. Ii may ttans6gure men into
accomplished hypoerites ; but will nee
yer convert them into real SAINTS"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-21
( Pem6erfon.
INFTDELITY TESTED.

The notorious in6del, Ethan Allen;
who did all he could by his writings and
exertions to destroy the Christian reli.
gion,and pro pa gate his in6del sentiments,
had an amiable daughtef who had receiy.
ed much instruction, probably in secret.
from The pious mother. This instruction
had doubtless been counteracted, and in
a measure losr;by the specious arguments
and false philosophy Of her father. In the
bloom of life, this daughter was laid on
bed of sickness; and when she was
though, to be dying, the father was sent
for, who, like all infidels, was DESTROYS TO
keep as far from such scenes as possible:
when he came into the room, his daugh.
ter, with internity in view before her, az.
ked her father which shall believe, the
sentiments which you have laugh, mes
or those that my mother has taught me
This question came home 10 his heart.
1t was too solemn to trifle with. He wan
much disturbed and agitated. Believe.
said ne, what your mother has taught you:
and Immediately left the room. The
fact is well authenticated. Rel Lns,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-21
Origin orthe term DAsDr.

This term which has lately become
so common an appellation for tina, feeble
race of doubtful gender, who appear to
have originally sprung from something
between staymaker and man.milliner.
appearato have arisen from small sil>
YER coin struck by hing Henry VII. cal.
led Dandy fryfs and hence bishop
Fleetwood observes, this appellation is
applied to worthless and contemplate
persons,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-21
STEAM - BOAT
go o.
p @ TO NJ A C.

HAS commenced her usual rout, which will
IL IL not be changed without due notice being
given. LEAVES Rchnond on Sunday morning
at O'Clock, City Point, after the arrival of the
stage from Petersburg and Norfolk, at o'clock,
on Monday morning, touching at Old Point
Comfort arrives at Alexandria and Washing
ton on Tuesday morning
RETBREIHG Leaves Washington at o'clock;
Alexandra at 9, on Thursday morning; arrives
| at Old Point Comfort and Norfolk on Friday
| morning and proceeds direct to City Point aad
Richmond
Present rates Of fare, including meals and
\ table drink, between Washington and Norfolk
| gil Alexandria and Norfolk SO so ; between
| Norfolk and City Point 81; between Norfolk
l and Richmond 50.
| The Potomac STEAMBOAT Company having
extended their line from Norfolk to City Point
and Richmond in consequence Of the failure of
\ their repeated applications to the James River
! Steamboat Company to lower the fare, so a.
to encourage travelling this rouS between
| Richmond and Washington, row have to CON
| graduate the public on their complete success
in obtaining the object Travellers will at once
see the advantage Of making their arrangements
so rs to do all their travelling on the day the
| Potomac runs. march IA
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-21

fessions. I know not whether shall be
laughed at, or heard seriously Such A
they are, commend then to the readers
attention, if he finds his own case any way
touched, have told him what am como
to- Let him stop in time. Ella.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-21
MARlSIBo
FOR BREMEN,
FOR FREIGHT.

-AA The schooner WELCOME
f4& RETURN, Snow, master bur
I'M M then 7O0 bbls is an excellent ves-
-1s1A3Aos| sci and would prefer a freight
coastwise. Applyto
march II Il. III ROWLAND.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-21
Navy Commissioners Office,
Him MARcu. lSo3

It'll MANtH1 IO%t.
The commissioners Of the nav,
willreceive proposals until the LIST
day of April next, to furnish the
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-21
FOR BOSTON,

-AA The schr wBITE-OAK, Luther
fffA Hammond, master; will sail in all
I'M AM this week, and wants 800 barrels
-sszApS freight TO ill up, for which apply to
march 10 L. H ROWLAND.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-21
FOR FREIGHT.

~ The very superior schr. MINER
MN VA, James Nickerson, master
Jk AM burthen CPS bbls, and will be ready
.sSsteslas TO load in three days; for south
ern or West Indian port in pre-.
ference. Apply to JOHN II. LADD s. Co
Who have received by said vessel, for sale,
1000 bushels Liverpool caorse salt
80 half boxes Turkey figs. march
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-21

As laws operate in civil agency
10 the excitement Of virtue, but
the operatio1s -
faults, bVs
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-21
HUMAN LIFE.

Human life--7Uhaf is k ? Is II statiof,a.
~ Is it substantial Is it oflonp d,.
ration! Is it at our cornmand--and at
our control Can we live as long as we
please Can we even say tomorrow il
ours; or can We tell what day NAV
bring forth Alas no. Ask then, what
IS 1t s lis 1t not ga vapour, that appear.
eth little while, and then vanisheth a.
way {" And what strength is there in a
Vapour who can grasp a Vapour How
weak, how uncertain, how fleeiing is it
Who would ever think oftrustipg to that
which so soon expires Who would ever
think of building his happiness on that
which is precarious, and must soon pass
away /? Again, what is il Is it not like
the whitening grass and the fading aow>
er Hear the scriptures ''as for man,
his days are as grass, as the flower Of the
field, so he fourisheth.--Eo the wind
passeth over it and 1t is gone, aud the
place thereof shall know it no more -
And who would place all his dependence
on such frail objects as these Who
would gaze perpetually on the most
beautiful flower that must shortly fade
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17
REMOVA AL.
@ HAT 81
Is .N.4,NUEaCTRYA

tsNHE subscriber has removed his es,ab-
I,hneu, to the house formerly Occu-
Med by Mr.. John H. Runnelis as a lottery
p6ce. tour doors above the cornerot Fair
f,y on King street. and opposite TO Messrs.
P,tron (. Butchers hardware store, where
he Offers for sale general assortment of
hats Of various qualities, viz:
LIST, 81, & Sd, black and drab elastic
WATER PROOF HATS
of HE own manufacture Also, low price
fnr and felt hats; n. York Ist quality and
law price fur hats, all which will be sold
low, wholesale or retail.
THOMAS L. MARTIN.
Just received a supply OF LIST quality E.
las,;c Wa,er Proof Bearer Hats, OF Lamp.
son u Clapp's manufacture that are very
handsome Il. L. NJ.
July 3 lit
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17
This is to give Notice,

WHAT the subscriber OF Alexandra
county in the District OF Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
said county, letters of administration on
,he nersonal estate of James GrIgsby, late
Of the county aforesaid, deceased: all per-
sons having claims against the said de-
ceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof to the
s,hsrriber, on or before the 28tb day OF
November next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit TO said estate;
and those indebted thereto, are requested
20 make immediate payment. Given un'
dor NV hand, this 28th May, 1928:
ue' Wy ANN GRlGSBY,
administrator of james Grigs6y.
may 81 WV
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17
Removal.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs
his friends l. the public, that be has
removed 10 the next square below bis Tor.
mer establishment, in brick house, near
" opposite to the Mechanics Bank of A
sxandria, on the South side ofKing street,
where he carries on the
Saddle and Harness Making
Business
in all its various branches. He tenders
nis grateful acknowledgements 10 bis Gus
toners for the distinguished patronage
ne oss 'nhi;c are assured OF prompt ac-
s"mmodst,ons; he feels confident that
9TH The aid of some OF the best work
m.n and constant supply OF the most
choice materials, be will be able 10 rem
Ssr annie satisfaction TO those who may
uIease TO favor him with their appiica''ons
by order OF Otherwise.
Patent Elastic saddles.
,woan TO THOSE WHO ARE FOND OF EASY
RIDING.
Tho .omnlaint against hard and uneasy
saddles, which is for the most part Jus'
and neral one, and is really a great grie-
rauce 10 those who have much rioing 70
40 has caused him to turn his MIND par.
,;onI.rIv to that subject. with view, II
nos";hle TO remedy tbs evil. he can
T;,b confidence assure the public that ne
has accomplished it. The plan projected,
Is bv means Of strong and web tempered
.,seI springs. so constructed as to support
The saddle seat and give much greater ease
n beth rider and horse, than saddles MADE
in The common way or any other that he
has ever seen can possibly do. The plan
m entirely different from the English elias
iic saddles with spring bars OF STEEL
wbslebone, sc. and also from those with
wire springs, and be coDceives mueh SUI
perior 10 either, as the elasticity ls,grea''
er, and The tree not being put out OF ITS o.
rieioal form, will not be subject to hurting
horses on Journeys, which is complained
of in the saddles with spring bars A
number of gentlemen have those saddles
now m use, and but one sentiment exists
among them in favor OF thei' superiority
The invention is equally as applicable ,c
ladies' saddles as to geDtlemeD's. III
point of durability they will be warranted
equal TO any other saddles and superior u
most, JAMES 'ni'o
iune l2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17
.NERINO SHlWLS

Will be bleached aud pressed in the hnesst
STYLE, and LEGHORN HATS cleaned,
dressed, and dyed Of the finest black.
Carpets,
Of all descriptions, will be secured and
cleaned 80 as 10 make them appear as
new. He feels confident, trcn the expe-
rience he has acquired in bis trade, both
in Pari, and London, tina, he will be able
to render general satisfaction, for which
he viii spare no pains, and will be thank
ful to those who favor him with their GUS
tom.
June 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17
For sale,
4 Tract of Land,

IN Fairfax county, 10 miles from Alex
/ andris and eight from Georgetown,
containing FOUR HUNDRED. 4 EGH.
nv acres about loo acres of which IS
hs,v;Iv timbered. There is an excellent
orchard on the premises. A great bargain
NV he had if Immediately applied tor
mil % DANIEL F. DuLANY,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17
Removal.

rlNHE subscriber returns hi, grateful ac-
Il acknowledgements to his old friends Il
customers, Tor past iavors, and informs
them that he has removed TO his old stand,
(,he Eagle HOTEL precisely at the
Head Of King Street,
where he pledges himself that nothing
shall be wanting on bis part to make the
situation of all who may call on him, COM
Portable and pleasant. The house has
undergone considerable repairs, and is
much better calculated for the reception
Of travellers sad others thar formerly.
ELI LEGG.
n. B. A few genteel bosrders can be
accommodated upon reasonable terms.
This stand is 10 the most pleasant part Of
the town; and considering the fresh and
,alabrious air, it cannot but be enticing
to those who wish to spend their summer
months near the town, 10 call and see.
lunp 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17
BENOlT DEPLANCHE.
French Duer E ScONrer,

RESPECTFULLY returns bis thanks
IL TO the citizens Of Alexandria, tor the
encouragement afforded him in the line OF
bis business; and informs them that ne
continues al his stand, on Prince. between
Fairfax 4 Water streets, next door 70 WI.
Matthew Robinson's; where he Will aye
every description Of Silk, Cotton, o,
ToOlien Goods of any kind; and scouf
SILK. Cotton. and Roollsn ClOathing OF any
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17
For Bremen,

sK The ship NIAGARA, Ma.
thaniel GookiD, master; burth-
en- 343 tons, or about $50 hide. she is
an excellent vessel. and will take $50
hhds. freight if offered Immediately. APP
ply to JOHN II. LADD & Co.
July 4
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17
Porter, Ale, i Crab Cider.
may 81

Porter, Ale, 3 Crab Cider:
DY the late arrivals from Philadeiph'a a,
Is the subscriber has received part oil
SUPERIOR s, Porter, file, = Crab
Cider,
which is for sale to country stores sno o.
,bars bv the barrel. Is dozen bottles,) or
. . dozen. carefully packed, on as good
in Baltimore. He invites his town c ,ao
mers TO call and choose tor themselves
the quality being such, he fee.s eo a,;oe
as "''' ' WIN DUNLAP, :.
Royal st. next door to The City Hotel
may 60
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17
For Amsterdam.

For Amsterdam.
IN The ship GENERAL LINGAN,
49, WIN. Crabtree, jr. master, burthen
500 bids; well known as most superior
vessel: she is now in Baltimore, and may
be expected here ready to receive cargo
on the 9TH July, when she will be dis
patched and can take 200 hhds. tobacco
on freight. Apply to
JOHN Fl. LADD g. Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17
Lime and Lumber.

HI1O UfIU IIuIIIUCIs
John H. LADD e. co. offer for sale
- the cargo of the schr. Emmeline, of Too
casks Thomason lime, fresh and in fine
order,
5000 feet lumber
COO leet spruce joist
For Freight,
~M, The new schooner EMMELINE,
&&captain Jordan, burthen $50 bbls.
will be ready for freight in two days,
which will be taken IN preference to Bos-
ton.
June 19