The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-19

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no. hing moe could be done TO save the ship
his commando Rplied the, !, was impossi
bie, ,ha, evefy thing had been done tha, was
practicable, ,hefe Was no escape Tor hem, aud
they must submit 10 be csptu'ed. Charles
then fetu,ned upon deck, end summoned The
crew around him--be stated in few wo'ds
wbs, wss their Csptsin', coneiusion--then
win an elevation of mind, dictated by a soul
70 med fot en,e'p p zs and noble Jaring, he
observed iii you will place your selves un
der my commend. and slsnd by me, have
Conceived ian by which the ship may be
rescued and we in tuiD become the cooque
ro's The ssiiofs no doub feeling the ardor
and inspired by the eou age Of heir youihtu
and gallant ls ssder, sgfeed TO place ,bemselves
unde, his Command Hv plan wss commu
nIcsted 10 hem, and they awaited with Fl IN
ness he momsn' 10 cary then enterprise IN
10 Fl. CT; tbei suspense was Of shor, du's
non, fo' ibe + encbmsn WEI quickly slong
side, and as the weather VS. fine, immediate
Iy x applied las, to he uouf- ndIng merchan'
ship. A, ChaIle. had sn'icipst ed, the szhil
irsed cooqIefo's els' d beyond measure wi h
he aoqui,I ION If fine p,ize. poured into his
vessel ~ c'uwds, enee' ing and hszzaIng, end
not fofe,eeioe any dsnge', they isi but few
ment TO, Charles, who, giving mis- men The
signal, sp ang st their head on board the op
posing vessel, whole some seized he s'ms
which had been lef 10 'oiu,ion On he deck,
aud wub which they soon owe powered tnt
lew men LET on bps d me others by simul
,aneous moyr mem felieved he foT the
piping, which uoited the two vessels.
,Out Hero NV having the com msnd of he
III he he'll nd
hei out OF boa ding distance, h.ded with he
voice OF couQus o. The dlsconfi ID c'owd ol
L enchmen @h!eh wee Ief on b ard 81 he
pescefuI b. X he had jus qu'ned, Ond um
monIng them TO follow close 10 his wake a.
he wouid blow hem out Of wate,, % 'b'es
they well knew he wss We y capable Il exc
cuune, os mel guns were loaded during the
chase Tney socowiuly acquiesced VIII
his command, while he gatIan' Charles
s.ee ed INTO port, followed by his prize. The
exploi excned u0,versa, eppisuse--rhe ior.
me- mas e. of the merchant vessel was eE
med by ne Adnir atty when he stated he
whole I ,hc en'etp'IZr as il occurred, opd
.o'aed bs Cos 'os W:ge' had planned and
E { ed he gaDian, export, and that TO him
,.one be Jns ed he homo. and ,dit of the
chlsveCen,. Cha lie, W imme dis,r,y usns
iered TO The Brush navy, appointed mid
shipman. md III, educsu ca efuy supe'.n
tended lie auoo after distinguished him
'ti 10 action, enG underwear q rapid promo
ion, Until a, length. he wa. crea;sd IN Adm,
al, and knuwn as ST. Charles Wsge'. Il"
aid, that no always he'd in venersion and
esteem, rho respectable and conscientiou,
L Iend, whose csbn boy be h,d bee and
Transmitted ysady TO hI, OLD MASTER, rs he
rne hI hnp m n stHlFs
20 chee' his declining days.
The above story, we believe, is known 10
many # VI eide inh,bitants. WAGER w.
a nstlve of Rhode Island, and ,he,e s,e seve
al who now besr his name, though we sfe
not certain wha, degree Of fin y, they have
with The subject of these remu'ks.
ED REP.
Money Enoush-Btfo NJ. BsIl bad Go,l.
y teufed fom the Cour, of Chsncety, he
wslred on The Lord Chapcellor TO soquain'
him Of his intention. The learned Lord,
Justly estimating the distinguished legal sblh
teo OF NJ Bell, demonstrated with him on the
lmpolicy Of pultlng his in'epuons into Imme
diste execution. My L-o d." said NJ, Bell,
~ am growing old" - sm your s.n,o, by
some y.srs," repied Loid Eidon. MY 10 d
feel myself g,owing week I'll am much
weske', NJ. Bell" ssid lhc Chancellor. ~
have a swimming in my head" And So
have /" -c,otted his Lo dship. "My L1td,"
said NJ Bell, have made money enough"
Tre Chancellor was silent !-LanGOn Morn
Chroaic!c.
Mon'icur Pourpe,on. drminu,'ve, jealous,
iraseIbis, fedishno'ed marehan3e faiHeu-, 10
one OF on nolihe cines IN u melting Ju,y
forenoon, was seized wuh an unaccountsble
p opensiy to commit R1gsils,ion upon come
ooe--he was NOT ps.ucue'; and as 20 the
cause, why, fo'sou h, he was esnved IL SHOULD
cons after be sfTset. lie scco' dlos y com
mancp1 nns, ations un,n an m ,ff. naIuv An