The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-23

WAS CsIfieS itto 10 sbtirely pew ouiClrR' sno
YET he has coaIrised 10 conceal sume impe
msni, BY which he can free himself from hi.
ohsckles. lev days since one of he links
OF hip principal chain, was discovered 10 be
severed, add The piece COT ou, was SO ingen
iously replaced by rivets ths' u weld nut
readily be detected by the naked eye. He
could thus o. plessu re lieve himself ON
the weight of his feuers. He sppes now to
be rational enough and converse. wl,hou, hes.
station upon common subjects --Bosfon bveo.
ing Gazette.
Genigs Mister Hoobsr5, an astonishing
young genius. mas iste y s'tived m New Ir,k
from Ehglsnd. Me civ by liking . slight
glance at he human p'oh e, and with no OH
er s'd than pal, OF common scissors, he 10
SANITY p oduces ihs mos, ,tskingly correct
hksnes Livery object Of which he can OF.
tan the sigh, is dsl,nis,ed ny him with the
sane ease, 5eauy and fdeihy.
His Grscc the DuSe Of Buccieugh, Is rbw
aboul is yeas Of sge. On coming OF sge, no
VIII succeed to W. Dokedom., those OF Buc.
cieugh ahd q lensbeuy, and the Esrldom Of
Doncsster. l. Is also said he 10 tho direct
deccpdani o. The ontortons'e Duke OF Mon
mouth, and that he has also Just clsiro 10
the, ancient uiIe. The estate 10 which the
Duke ol Bccclsugh succeeds, OF the same
ume, IS p'obhby ,he largest landed properly
10 the Uoited Kingdom, being a renal OF
100 ooot a yea, IN Scotisnd and {1n the
death OF an old lsdy) q nea Iy equal sWoun, IN
England.
London IA.
-
I PyiCfer's rss1arkc6lc dream The +, int.
OF OF The Fa'mer's Aivoceie. sly -" We do
oo' p etenc to bsliere in d,eams, but we had
one few oigh's .ince, OF such o singular
chersctcr tbs' we cannot resist en- incin,rio
TO give II pub!ic,y. We drest,ed, [iot p int.
ers aie subiec, to desm.,) Ihs. al Oh delin-
QUIZ, sobsc Ibets cked IN end paid up ,heir
did sccoun s--cons,qusnhy We rrlmedisey
p'oco e,i new ype I ON New Eo'k, eGla, &c
,he Advocate, and .para of ;he paper maker.
In this we woo excrc.lirGy dehgE,ed-bu,
just as us were about TO render host oi
g'seful scknowle dSs rocnio 10 uut pa,l ons, so.
unlueky, biundenng ii.ic insect, (Which We
do 'hIDk nigh have found bette iode ug.)
gave us .uch o lcnd,y g'ipe between ,he
shoulders, that swus- under tie d eajful
app eheDsion hat tne.she n tad favored US
win . Calls but 'twas all q dtcsW--all bui tho
6.fe."
Legal intelligence. AT the last term
of the Conrt OF Sessions, the District
Attorney gave notice, that the indictment
against Seth Hum for AN alleged libel up
Oh Jonathan RusseA, would be brought
to trial at tile present term. Yesterday
was the day assigned for the trial. On
coming into court. the Distric, Attorney
entered noH broseqm upon Iie indict-
ment found in August, 1922. and pre-
sented new. indictment found by the
present Grand Jury, upon which Mr.
Hunt was arraIgnet, and to. day assigned
fer him to plead.
AT ii O'Clock to-day, the Court was
oPrned; present, his honor the iiecord.
cr, and Aldermen Wycko{f and Zabris-
kie. Mr.. Hunt beng called by the Dis
trict Attorney, pleaded nc. gully to the
Indictment, and declared Inns, If ready
Tor trial. The District Attorney then
arose and gave notice, that owing to the
absence OF material wtness, he was not
prepared to try the caurc at the present
term 4 Continuance of the cause was
opposed by Mes-rs. Emmett, r.. Will
liams and Van Wyck. for the defendant,
aud urged by Mr.. John Duer, counsel
for complainant. Alter consultation, The
Court decided that the cause be continu-
ed and thar Mr. Huut either enter irt,
reccgnlzance, or be held under the old
The cause is therefore continued to some
future day.-N 4 Statesman.
Six new eases of Yellow Fever were
reported at Charleston, on the 9Th of
September, and four OH the 9th. Deaths
from Ar 0Qlh In &u-ln lQ oE