Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30

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AN be detached from the strata and
odged in the boat at the same blow.
3elow Kendall, about SIXTY miles IromI
,leav eland, the coal also exists in im|
nense quantities, 1t is calculated by
he editors of the Herald, that whsn
he water is let into the canal at kendall
;oal may be had at Cleayeland for i've
cents per bushel. A Buffalo paper re
marks that a mill could be moved as
chenply by steam. with coal at these
prices, as by water.
The Philadelphia Gazette cautions
the publick against receiving counter
felt cents, which are 10 circulation in
that city, made of cast iron,
Allen Trimble, firm friend OF the
Adm,pistratiou. was elected Governour
of Ohio. by mJority Of fifty eight
thousand six hundred and forty two
votes, over all the other candidates.
Dixson, who ran away from Yer
mont, with eighteen thousand dollars,
has been apprebsndcd.
We have aeen several balls of Cot
ton. raised this season, in the gar.
den OF Daniel Waldo, Esq. in this
town. The cotton is perfectly ripe.
and Of a good texture and staple.
Uor. spy.
Cn Sunday, 18th inst. Richmont
Freeloyt, son OF MIR. Oliver Free.
love, Of Fall River, Mass. aged abou
ID years, in company with colour.
ed man being ont cunning, was un-
fortunately shet by the Academia
disch arge Of one Of their pieces =
He expired on Monday morning.
General Court. The Legislature
Of Massachusetts will convene il
Boston,, on Wednesday next.
Lorenzo Dow (says the Philadel-
phia Press, } Yesterday preached i
the forenoon at the meeting in Cbri
tian street, and in the evening at tn
meeting in Palmyra Square. Bot
places was filed filed to overflow
ing.
Wreck efa Siave vessA. We copy
from the Norwich Con. Courier
the following extract Of q letter e
a gentlemen in that city. dated Ba'
hia, Sept. 1926. Bost. Dai. .adv.
!" An English brig put in hero ;
few days since, bound from Rio d
Janeiro to Liverpool, to land q
slay cs, which were taken out of
Brazilian slave wreck, in lon. g.
deg w. lat. l9 S. The Englis
brig discovered something floa'in!
on the surface nf the water, and a
they approached it. t''oy fnund it I
10 wreck /; they lowered the.
lowprcj lbeip boat, ,and went on boar
ler tho purpose Of getting some So
rigging and sails /; they succeedt|
in getting ths articles. and on leav
ing the, wreck tho last tjme, the,
thought they heard a sound like {
person grooming, which induce
them to make further search. The,
cut hole IN the bow, which wa
nut of ater, and took out twonty
eight slaves. wlrich were the Onl,
survivors out of one hundred am
sixty. It is supposed the caWai
aud crow crc lost when the ycssc
capsized. The survivors were ilc
hvered to the English Consul in H.;
port--by whom the Captain was lib
orally rewarded for bis humane tx
ertions in their behalf.
WAsHiNGToN IRVING. Until
day or two since, the last thst "
heard OF our ~nntryman Ir,ing,wa
that be had gone to Spain fo, til
purpose Of examining the manu-
scripts s,iil extant among the AZ
chievrs ut that nation, relating
:. Christopher Columbus, preparation
to writing history Of his life, bI
that he afterwards abandoned Vi
project. The latter is SO far true
that Mr.. Irving, at 6rst placing hi
principal dependence upon the at
cirnt manuscripts Of Earorettc, an
those falling short Of his expccts