Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-05

stsc,dsinx Company, Anasa Mssss. Asal
Potser. 6exskiah Anthony, and William
Bowsr~, aIso suffered severely. OnI
Ysesdsy o,orniag snother slarm W.
given. which proved 10 Be the rope
walk belonging 70 Mr.. West, situate owl
,bs west sids f!Ae river, which, to-)
gether With siss contents was entirely
consumed. The rope-walk is said to
have been fired 10 four places at the
same time. The loss by both these
fires is estimated at about thiriy-hye|
thousand dolInrs.S On Tuesday eve
ming last, blaze was discovered cnder'
an old building id Wickenden-street
evidently The work Of an incendiary I
Tire oightly patrol has been doubled,
and although wise and precautionary
measure, looks very much, to US, like
locking the stable door after the horse
lis stolen. 81
U. s. Senafor.-The Providence Jour
nal of Monday, makes some remarks on
a paragraph respecting the. Anti-Admin-
istratiop party published in a former
number Of this paper. aud close with a
query respecting the votes Of the War
rem representatives with regard to the
approaching Senatorial election. We
saw now rs we did before that this con-
test exists only where II was created, in
the newspapers. 1t was got up by a
few ambitious men Of both parties-for
there are, undoubtedly men in the state
opposed to the present admiuistr atom
although we do not believe it is possi-
| bic to elect one Of them to Congress-
Asher Robbins is an able statesman, and
for aught we know, an honest man; ne
firmly supported the Interests Of bis
constituents during the recent session oi
| iCongress but there is. u man in the
county Of Bristol, as able and as honest
as he one who never Inclined to any
candidate but Adams for the Presidency
and expressed his opinion with regard
TO him. before the coming over ofthe
Clay party. We believe there are 9TH
er men as deserving Of this office as
Mr.. Robbins, and we believe the seat
wiN be contested with him. but not by
a man opposed TO Mr.. Adams or the
existing administration. We can as.
sure the editor Of the Journal. that the
Warren Representatives, will do, as
they ever have done, their duty to
their constituents. 'igs
Messrs: Smith & Psrme6ter, pub
fishers Of the Literary Cadet. have pur
chased the subscription fist belonging
to tne Ladies Museum. which paper
has been discontinued. The Cadet will
be generally received by the subscri-
bcrs to the MUSEUM. in this quarter,
we trust. 1t is deserving Of patronage.
.Miliiary.--The First Light Infantry,
Captain John ]. Stimson. will leave
Providence, on Tuesday morning, on
their usual annual. excursion, for i'm.
provement in camp discipline This
\ is ono of the finest military, bodies iu
the state, and as they will pass through
Warren. a hope is entertained that they
may leave share oftheir military spin
It with its citizens. The military in
Bristol, we understand. will parade or
their arrival. They viii receive hearty
welcome from the inhabitants of this
county.qayls s ssrt
| Revolutionary "Reminiscences On
the i!thuf sJuly. E69, the armed
sloop Liberty, Capt. Read, arrived
at Newport, and brought in q brig
and a sl0op bci0ning to Connecticut