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Second Edition. With an appendix nimHing
rISiiE Declaration by the Representatives o
i the United Colonies OF Mouth Annette \,
acting forth the causes and necessity OF taltiua
up arms, July D, l755-The Petition by the
Representatives OF the United COLONIES, To the
King OF Great Britain July 8, la75-Aprocla
ton OF Congress tor a day OF fasting, humilia-
ton and prayer, March 10, l775-rhe Decla.
ration OF Independence, July +, l716-and the
manifesto by the Congress o, the United States
of America, October 80, 1879.
Also, the Constitution of the United States,
and the Farewell Address OF General WASH
rNG1 ON, to the People Of the United States, an
nounciug his intention of retiring from public
service, Sept,mt erl7 1876.
COMPLIED BY THOMAS J RODGERS
I'VE are rcduo cd to the alternative OF ,ho o
sing an unconditional submission To the tyIan-
ny OF Initiated MINISTERS, OF resetance by lolee
The latte, is our choice. We have counted the
cost oil tins contest, and find nothing So dread
ul as voluntary slave y. ionot, justice, and
humanity, forbid rs tamely TO surrender that
,eedom which we received from or gallant
ancestors, and which our innocent poster il,
have night to receive from us. We cnunot
endure the inlamy and guilt Of rcsignlng sue.
cee,ling geneI stonsto that wletchcdnca which
nes itabl, awai them, Il we baocly entail here
dita,y bondage upon them.
The arms we have been compelled by oui
enemiesto assume, we will, in defiance oil every
hazard, with unahating hrmness aud pe,sevei-
ance. employ for the preservation OF or liber-
tirs-being with one mind resolved To die free
men rather than 10 live slaves" - Declaration
Of Congress, setting for'h The necessity cJtaktag
up drms--Jaiy Il, l115
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SEASONABLE GOODS.
Isaac Gould,

,...... No. 40. thames street,
Informs hiS Cusfonrrs, sy she nu6he N, general,
THAT he has just received an assortmen, Of sea.
sonable goods, consisting of ,,
Black, blue. olive clsret, Oxford and drab broad.
cloths. from 2 to 10 dollars;
Fashionable plais. ribb'd and striped Cassimeres.
from 7s6 to l8s ..
Elegant 81 k yeivtt vestings,
Plain ditto various coiors,
Silk horentines. figured and plain:
Valencia new and fashionable patteins,
Real Scotch pisids,
Extra boiled bluea and brown camblct,
Black, white and green Aannels
Mi'd drab brosscioths and kerseys,
Lambs wool knit shirts and drawers,
Lafayette and Clinton stocks.
Black six bandherchiefs and cravats,
Flag and bandanno handkerchefs,
Extra fine blue ladies cloths,
Webb's paten suspenders,
Rich gilt, colt and vest bcttons,
Assorted twin ditto, g., .
With an ASSORTMENT OF trimmings, in his line. all
Of which will be sold At smaii advance for Cash.
or Clothing rnsde TO order, as usual.
Newport. Oct2I, 1924, 3w
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hifh RIhU,

In this town, on Sunday evening last by the Rev.
Mr. Green, Mr. JOSIAH SOIth1Oick. to Miss Dortas
Bkgh.
In Providence. 18Th instant. Mr. Stanton Besee. to
Miss .7bIy B BaLeh ---l2th instant M SamGei S.
LissomS Of Fall River, to Miss Hannah W,Lkey. Of
this town ---i7tb, Hon. Sam1et Eddy. Rep'e sen
tative in Congress from this stsle to Mrs Sarah H.
Dwght, daughter Of the late Hon. David Howell
DIkU,
IN this town, 18th instant, Mr Samuel sizpson,
aged 81 years.
In Middietown, 9Th ult. Mrs Eh=a5e,i Ror9,
wjc Of Mr. John Ward, aged 81 4-12th instant, Jshn
B. Ward, son Of Mr.. Joan Ward aged "a
At Sou,h.Kiogstown, 9th instant, LeuOis l. Clarke,
aged 50. member of the Friends, society
IN Providence, on Thursday last, Mrs Lydia Mar
DC, consort Of Mr.. Jonathan Marble, IN the 63d
year of her age.-I8th, Mrs Elza5sh SearLe. relict
Of the late Captain James Sesrle, Of Eas, Greenwich
In Richmond. (Nir } on board ship Francis. WiL-
lar, France, Of Providence. .
IL New.Orlesns, OF yellow fever, Mr. VILLAIN
Uhitt. OF Providence. =,
In Maryland. Mr. Thoras Dtrn. Sergeant at Arms
5frhe Hoase Of representatives Of the United
States. -. q. ..
Near Marietta, toho,) in September Isst, Ro6er,
Carer Borf9r Esq son Of General William Bar ton.
Of Providence, eyed - "The deceased. just be.
fore he war; entered the service OF bis country
as a Lieutenant Of Infantry. He was in the battle
between the Indians and Col. Boyds ard conducted
the company to winch ne was Attached WIN slngu-
lar skill and bravery his Captain (Bsen) having
been killed q, the onset Of attack Soon alter he
resigned his commission and settled in Ohio, where
be filed several importsn Offices, and 10 the entire
satisfaction Of his const He there married,
and has left wife and Eve ehndren With numerous
connexions and friends to mourn ms early exit. lie
had all the fsnkness and generosity 81 the soldier
Blended with the m ,nness of The gentleman"
In England, Hiil.an crsssma1i, aged 30 lie kept
nis coffin BY him for City years, and used il as cup.
board.
The Charleston Courier has published q list of the
deaths in tha, city by yello ieyer from the Bib OF
August 10 the ID Of October. inclusive about two
thirds of which are foreigners. Among them, we
notice the following. belonging TO the Sew.England
.,s,es.-Almood Pales. 81, Msine--isssc Barker,
20. do Lew Mash. 20, MSS -s. w. Green. ~. do
Levi Atwater 81, Con.-Russell Bowman. %,
yerpons-D snieI J Read. -, Mass -Ansei Crow.
Ell, 20, do -Dug,id z. Dart. 30. islso1-C 81.
Keith, a. Mass.--Richard Foster, so, Vermont
RuGas B,sekmore, IS. Mass -Timo,hy Kennard. ~,
40 Ann T. Hiiiiard. i8. Con. The Board OF Heath
had discontinued their report of coss, Of fever
Oct g. ~ o'ck <dsztbs reported within the last "a
hour,-Oci Y, do 2 death. reported within fe jas,
"a hours--sli Of yellow ferer
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Prom the Ny Evening Pest.
sorTK.ANgRICA.

Letters tom Gu.yaquil to the 7.h July. 70.
eeivrd a. Baltimore, mention that the ciuzens
OF the Uaned States, OF the place, cs'ebrs'ed
our National ADoNetsaty by publ'c dinner
snd ball, at WHICH many Of the most distin
cui,hed natives were present The higste
Uuited States, Com. Hull, and Com. B'owo
Of the B nisb squadron, were al Cs'lso. The
mos, perfect harmony exIs'ed between the
two com msnder., end mutual pfo,eetion va.
s6orded to the person, sod properly belong
;ng TO the Two ns,ions.
Colonel Lima, AL ds.esmo ito General Pasz,
whose arrival With Com. Dioiels at Philadsl.
phis we men,iossd few days ego, hss fur
ni,hed informs,ion, ihs, when he wss ., Po'.
10 B.lIo, on the 3oth Of August last, Official
accounts were received at Pln'ms from Up
per Peru, confirming the previous secount'
thr G.nsfsI Bolivar had marched from TUX
i,is 10 attack the Roysli'l: 'nd sddingi that
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rALL.GoopS.
II Packages Dry Goods, this day opera
cd by
John B. Newtons e.

and offered for sale Among them src-J
bale OF blankets, sli sizes
do. RIssa Diapers
do. red hanne,sr, 49,. )"
I do. white. Am, colorp ,
do. black bombAxetts. every pr,es
I trunk dsik, Winter caicoes = o., .,,r.o.
Black and blse drsb brosdclo,hs and cssslmsrss.
OF almost every price IN. y
Fancy coIored cassitneres
Coronation paids q ~ ....
An elegant assortment Of sdics habit cloths, from
2 dolls. to 4. SO cts the yard m., ..,
An elegant assortment Of Csspisn stripes, new
article for ladies dresses
slack bombazins 81
Eankn and Canton GRAPES
Black lustrings and sinchswc
Green, nazariue blue, &c do.
Tartan and Norwich plsids, for closks
Black, drab, olive, h blue silk vclvets
Cotton velvets, all eoiors
Norwich grapes 50, ,..u ..4F ..,..E
Gentlefpens white crsvsts-Gg'd and PLAIN tIscS
silk ditto, and Gag, silk hdkfs.
Cashmere shawls- long sbawis. &c &c. ,,
Italian crapes-white and coIored pressed crsf3
Silk end cotton umbrellas vestinRo
Superb black Devantipes o.l ,-..a ,.,o
with very many other Goods too Numerous "a nens
t0n. e., ALSO.
Black Lcghorn Cats, and ,,Dg.
bales more Of very excellent sbeetings, ct 1s yd.
do. st IS cts. ,,.J .5 .sa
1900 yards of excelcnt I'd vide, American whiteas
ed from 10 perysrd 10 IS cents sDd 500 yards very
superior at % cts. c...,
Oct IL. 1924 3w@,f.
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ca bSafibk oi lho eFPfosSo " tuo liOefsIOFI
the Spanish General. Csotsrsc, who we then
Of Pssco, 'etresied 10 the strong ent,eneh.
msots Of Jsvis, 10 Upper Psru. were he for
'i6ed himself; but General Bolivar, sher
hsvins bioeksded Csiiso, snd Left in Lims the
Battalion Of Zulie, tvo squsdfons Of Cavalry,
and the guerilIss OF tho country, pursued
Caniersc, and forced him from his entreneh-
ments. CsDtersc sgsin ~ .feeted precipilste-
Iy into the interior, leaving como prisoners.
who declared that be hsd no moro then 5000
men, while Boliysr's srmy consisted OF S 600,
nf which 10000 were Colombisns, with which
force Bolivia was pursuing him. The prison
es were ssnt TO Gusysqoil, and from thence
TO Psosms IN the corvette Ssntsnder, which
arrived at Psnsms on the OH August snd
they were, OF the time OF Col. Lims's de-
pa,iufe, confined in the Csstle Of Chsgres.
Among them wers four Spanish Colonels,
and . number of subeltefn officers Of vsriou.
tsnks. Thus are the accounts of tho ti.
umphs Of tho patriots 10 Peru, end OF the dis.
con6iurs Of the Royslis,s Substantially con.
6'msd.
From Per5ori5Uro.-The Harriet, at Bald.
more, vss boarded in the outer Roads oi Per.
nswbuco, on the 9th Of Sep,cmbe', from ooe
Of the blocksding squsdron. end ordered not
70 sttompt isnding within 20 lesuges Of tho
city. The squadron consisted OF the S., Pc
dro Il. Lord Cochrsns's fsg ship, one fisa,s
snd sloops o. war, oil N Sachor shout 6
miles & ON the forts, except the 81. Ped'o,
which was under w,y. One English ffigate
aud Z rench sioo2 OF war, was also at anchor
= fore the hsrbor--ail communications were
prohibi ed Tho boar ding officer informed,
that few days previous Lord Cochisns sent
io bomb ships, which dssIoysd q part Of
tho town.
BY the ship Csn,on, which touched a, Per-
psmbuco 10 the s,h, and the schr. Remittance,
which was of ths, port on the 10 h Sep,em-
Der, we have sccounts OF Lord Coch, enc hsv.
ioy sailed lew days previous 10 tho South.
ward, but he wa, expected to return soon
II was said that Gen Cayello, who defended
Petnsmbuco, had obou, 1000 troops IN the
towo, and from 500 to looo in The vieInny
The Imperial Army under Gen. Seois, was
reported to be wnhin ,wo day, march Of The
place. The British .Iocp Of war Tweed, was
IF The pot, spd il was thought the place
would no, bold oot long. The boat OF the
Tweed was h'ed into when going in under
flag OF truce, and their excuse was, they
thought they were French si,er ths bosts
arrived OF Z. the men were not ellowed 10 GO
about The city, spd ware tc return siter few
hours. The sbip Sper no, from New York,
with cargo Of flour, ao' 10 during night. in
The Temporary sbsehcs Of part ot The squadron
She. being isooran, OF the olooksde, anchored
. shou distance within the 74-Eady 10 the
morning the American Consul, perceiving
her situation, repaired on board, cut or alp.
ped her cable, and arrived safe at Tho town.
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NOTICE.

WE the subscribers having been sppoinscd by the
w Hon Court Of Probate, 10 aAmins,er on tho
estate Of the late Mary Borden. widot deceased, oe
Newport, request eli persons having demands Q.
gainst said estate. to present. them for seslemente
and those indebted to make immediste payment TO
sAM'L vACGHAN.l s,r,..,.S
.s.,! or CALEB COREY,
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SINGING SCHOOL,
GALEN TAYLOR.

pRoP0sEs opening School for the instruction
Of SACRED MUSIC. for the term of four
months, to commence on Monday evening. Nov Ist.
at Mr. Towers Academy, provided sufficient mum.
ber of subscribers can be obtained.
Subscriptions will be received ut the stores Of
Messrs James Hammond, J. u. Newton. and II,
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ST. LOUIS, (Mis'ouri,) Sept. Is.
A duel was Tough, few days since between
Msj. T. Be'y add Mr.. Leonard, s,sles s,,or.
ney for the upper judicial circuit. Tho par
ties exchanged two several shots, in which
NJ j. Barry received Two wounds, tho last
DANCE rous one. ...,.. .....,.. ..-...,.
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NOTICE.

NO INE. \ '-..- =
THE Marine Auxiliary Bible Society,
evening n, n the 25,h instant At the meeting house
Of the Rev samuel Austin. ID. ID at early candle
lgh, puns,usl attendance Of the members is ex.
pected and tie pubic are most respectfully invited
to attend. BY order of the President. ,
Is d. MUMFORD, Ssc'ry.
Oct 81.
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NOTICE is hereby giventhat George
IN c. shsx. Administrator on the estate OF
Samuel sterne, Iste Of Newport. deo. will present
his sccoun1 Of on said estate for SCI
,lement, st court Of probate TO be holden st said
Newport on the first Monday in November next, st
the stste.house, At 9 o'clock, AM. at WHICH time and
p,.ce all nelson's interested therein msy appear. f
they sec III, and they shall be heard respecting the
same, CHARLES GYLEs, Prob CK.
oct II, 1924 L.
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PORT OF. NEWPORT.

Rh7RRED,
slcop nd Jones, Lawton, New.York.
CLEARED,
Schr Planter. Fearce, Georgetown. sc.
Sioop Hudson, CrsndaIl. Boston.
., Rambler, Cole, Hartford
% Almira, Rose. Philadelphia.
- Arm Maria, Gardner, NewsYork
% Golden Ase. Marble, Wilmington, NC.
Saturday. Ocf 10.
Arrived ship Vulture, Barnard, at Nantucket. with
naval stores, &c hound to Europe ai,cd from Wi.
mngton. N C. Sept 27.-eight days out, experienced
severe gale. and sprung aIeak was consequently
obliged TO put into the nearest port, for repsrrs
Wed,ssday. Der 20.
Arrived ship Newport. Burroughs, from stock
holm.-40 days from Bisineur, with above 500 ,uns
Of iron, TO Robinson Potter. and others.
MEMORANDA
The ship Hope of this port was spoken os,b nj,
lat IS. %, Ion ~ 20 days from Havana. tor GibraI
tar.
A, Fort Royal. sept, IS. brig c,.ri.sa, Church. of
q Island. discharging
The ship Robinson Potter. OF this port, sailed r..
liverpool 9th ult. Tor Gottenburgh So.
The brig Hirstn, OF this port, wss left st Matsn,
zas. Oct 3. loading - e. ~
The ship boy. Of This port, cleated a, New.york
Oct Is, for Buenos Ayres. and a,market